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Fire Record.

A. NJ Loss
I:oo-5oo West ia5th street. L. Re-
l.l5-isaa CEDAR avenue. The bronx,
Theodore Roland. ......-.-.. Unknown
2 50-l06 Wooster street, Progress
sve Doll Co.....-....-. III. Unknown
05-Tl East ilsth street, Feldman
& BranBteiu. ...-- .,.f lrlfhIlB
I 0 30-426 East Seveniy-ninth street.
Jacob Splitter. ..-. 49, -.-.--..-. Iririlns
II i0-2lT Fast Ninety seventh street,
Joseph Furlln. ...--...-'-'. Unknown
P. NJ
- So-i4Te Amsterdam avenue. HaT-
old DeTnayo. .,.......-t. -.'' - irlilliis
II :5o-2e8 East leeth street. The
Bronx, John Staroff. ..--..-. .Trifins
IL 4o-2e34 Eighth avenue. Joseph
oo-22o Broedway. unknown. Unknown
2:10-io4th Q street and Amsterdam
avenue. automobile. Charles r. 200,
a:o5-i025 College avenue. The Bronx.
Max Leventhai ....--.-. .... Unknown
sio-2is East Fifteenth street. An
thony Biondi. ...,. ...-. .--- -. = nNhoNH
4 a0--ils Mulberry street, James
Meehan ........---+... :. 80 Ihhio"N
425-Eighty-eighth street and Lenox
avenue, unknown. ......+ -. IrlrllhB
8 :0T.-aa Columbia street unknown. Unknown
TI0-~fr0 First avenue. unknown. Unknown
Unknown
$3.50 West sixty-ninth street,
o Ao-ss Roosevelt street. Hop Lee Unknown
10 :55-so1 West 15eth St; Mr.. Dods-
man 4NOll1
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so Moore & Mccormack Co.
5 Bway. n. Y. B. GIN 1855
01 Munson s. s. Lines
81 Wall, N. Y. B. G'n 5000
90 New OrI. & s. A. S. s. Co.
Q. C. Bldg, New Orleans
81 y. Y. & Arg. s. s. Co.
so Bway. n. Y. BID. $3.50
30 n. v. & Cuba VI. $. S. Co.
Ft. Wall, n. Y. Jno. 1900
ss n. Y. & Porto Rico SIS. Co.
II Bway, y. Y. B. GIN $500
100 y. Au. & West. s. s. Co.
III Summer ST, Boston
Beach s13o
rs Exchange St, Port
land, Me.
ls6 SO. 4th St.. Phila.
1eI Northern Steamship Go.
II Battery, ". Y. VIII. l7s5
Io4 Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Bway, y. Y. WI. Is0
1o5 Pacific Mail S. s. Co.
Hanover So. B. G'n 1850
los Pacific steamship Co.
IL State St, n. Y.
Bowling Green 1925
The Admiral Line
tSee -
1O7 Page & Jones
Blk. of Mobile Bid, Mobile
ia Potter Trans. CO., Inc.
IL Bway. y. Y. b. G'n Ssl3
Ils Red star Line
(See GA
9Bway. n. Y. r. G'n $500
I20 Ripley, Daniel. & Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
leI Rogers & Webb
ITO STATE ST., Boston
I2I-A Roosevelt s. 8. Co.. Inc.
~ Beaver ST.. NY. Bd.755o
Ia2 seaboard & Gulf :. :. Co.
Pr 80, E.R. NY. Orch. s44o
1913 seager 8. 6. Line
rs Pearl St. MY. G'n3Tl0
1e4 Sgitcovich. s.. a Co.
Cotton Exch., Galveston
I2s sigsbee, Humphrey & Go.
23 SO. VIM. ST. Bd. 2OJ3
Ias s. All. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg, Washington
1s2 sprague. G. H., & Son
III MIX ST.. Boston
1876 state Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 1854
139 Steele, J.H.W.. a Co. Inc.
2i02 Strand. Galveston
80 Broad St, " Y.
$50 Common ST., y. Orl.
140 Strachan shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
1t1 Struthers & Dixon
Sf3 Sansome ST.. San Fran.
1872 sudden & Christensen
90 whitehall ST., N. Y.
Bowling Green 90is
10 Market ST.. San Fran.
(See 31J
Iif susquehanna S. s. Co.. Inc.
2-iStoneSt. NY. BIC n2e5S
Csee SD
Ii5 Swayne q Hoyt, Inc.
45o sansome St, San Fran.
1is Tam. Int. Ocean $. $. Co.
Tampa, Fla.
iaS Terminal shipping Co.
Keyser Bldg, BALTIC.
81. Paul 2efo
$50 Thorndyke a TrenhoIme
l.. 6. Smith BIDS Seattle
ISL Tracy, VI. H., & Co.
IL State St. my. BIG nTsss
1888 Trosdaie. Plant & Lafonta
230 Charles St, NeH Orl.
IS4 United Am. Lines, Inc.
50 Bway. n. Y. VIII. 1920
IJs United steamship Co.
Galveston, Tex.
Iss n. :. a Australasia Line
Bridge, N. Y. r. G'n $3.50
1853 u. :. Mail 8. s. Co., Inc.
IS Bway, N. Y. VIII. 1900
.16s waterhouse, r., a Co.
Central Bldg, Seattle
1ss Waterman $. s. Corp.
Mobile, Ala
1877 Vessel, Duvsi a co.
% Broad St, MY. Bds2s0
lie williams, Diamond & Co.
Sansome St, san Fran.
ia williamson a Rauers Go.
20 r. Bay St, Savannah
Tel. So
1i5 Winchester. .. n. q CO.
Prod. Exch. 3. G'n 1850
lie wlndwnrd Island Line
City Bank Bldg. Mobile
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LEGAL NOTICES.
u. 3. MARSHAL 3 SALE

u g. MARSIIAL'S SALE
s. 3 CITY OF PUEBLA.
psrfect title viii be given. free OF an
liens and claims.
The above American steamship. oesi tons
gross 1869 tons net. will be sold al publie
auction on Thursday, July Z. at P. NJ, a.
Whale Greek, foot OF North Henry street.
Greenpoint. Brooklyn
JAMES NJ POWER, u. :. Marshal, Eastern
District OF New York.
MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED
FOR SALE-Tug, draft 6 IT.. compound 10.
o1x2e in. built 1915; immediate delivery.
MCINTOSH AGENCY. IL Broadway.
Bowling Green 1857.
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Passenger
Services

Key number in parentheses
following ships name indicates
name, address and telephone
Of steamship company in list
at bottom of this column.
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~~c-~-o-o-~~-0-~0-~~-~-~ o-~-~-~---o-
the Sc
~ y
.7>77U o.
lippii1
AI.I T
Freight
Services
key number in parentheses
following ships name indicates
nnme of operating company in
preceding list.
Europe
Antwerp-See Havre
From Baltimore
Juy s-west Inskip 1s)
From New York
July 5-Tulsa (1gD
July PA Steamer (1el
July 25-Collingsworth (19
Antwerp and Ghent
From Galveston-Texas City
July 3i-Hegira (12D
Antwerp and Rotterdam
From Baltimore
Jrhy 14-otho (4s)
From Hampton Roads
July s-Eln1sport f4s)
July l6-Otho (isD
Barcelona. Valencia, Genoa
and Firaeus
From Baltimore
Mid July-w. Lashaway GD
Aug-Absaroka (1D
Belfast. Dublin and Cork
From Baltimore
July 12-Des Moines Br. (1O
Bordeaux
From New York
July 23-Consort (s3)
Aug 13-Pipestone CO. G5)
From New York
July 1a-Algic C72)
From Charleston
Early July-M. Wheeler (s7)
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houston
July T--Okis City nem
July 15-N. Bridge r9Ot
July 22-Decatur Br. tie0l
From Philadelphia
July 23--Corson tIal
Aug io-Chickassw CIe)
From Galveston-Te City
July p-Marns (TTb
July i6-Schuy. Bridge tTO
From New Orleans
July Ia Tomalva fTD
July .0-veetern Light (7D
July 5o--Auditor (1TJ
From Charleston
Late July-Riverside Br. (20
Prom Savannah
t,,f.. o.. evr.. tftn.
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Far East

Manila. Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From San Francisco
July 14-Grsnite State G05)
Aug 13-Creole State (t05)
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai,
Hongkong. Manila
From Seattle
July a-Silver State a.
Aug 2T--Wenatchee ~
July 30 Keystone State G)
From San Francisco
July 23- Empire state 10J)
Aug e-Golden State (10O
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70. ExCURslONS and TOURS. I I
~-~--~~-~-~-~-~>-~-~-o :
.ysl'|1lS g l'S''||is||' g
~. r "A
lited :
l6 Boa
"A 1R'I'S
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
July 13-Hudson q5a
July 23-Prin. Matoika q5o)
July 2s-Potomac u5e)
sept I-Prin. Matoika 15e)
sept 14-Potomac 15ap
Oct 20-Potomac (l59l
Bremen and Stettin
From Charleston
Early July-Coldwater (2O
Bristol Service
From New York
July 15--A Steamer n75)
Aug 15-Lake Elsah QT5)
Bristol and Manchester
Constantinople and Black
Sea Ports
From New York
Ldg.-Haddon (2s)
From Philadelphia
July 15-opelika go
Bristol, Aronmouth. Belfast
and Dublin
From Baltimore
Aux " AsQlan il0l
July lO--Opelika (64J
ConstantinopIe. Burgas,
Nanra, Constanza. GaIatz.
Brnila. Novorossisk and
Batum
From New York
Rcvg.-A Steamer Co3)
Cork. Dublin. Belfnst, Sligo
and Londonderry
From New York
July 1R-Delavan (sa)
Dunkirk
From New York
Ldg Remus l33)
July 23-Oscoda (S3)
Aug l3-McKeesport (ss)
Genoa. Naples, MarseiIIes
From Philadelphia
Early July--A Steamer (5a,
glasgow and Avonmouth
From baltimore
July is-coelleda u5)
Glasgow, Belfast and Dublin
From Baltimore
July 2s-west Cape C15
Greek. Turkish and Black sea
Ports
From New York
July ib-Mss. Bridge f4T1
Late july-Hog Island t4O
Gothcnhurg, stockholm. Co
penhagen. Nalmo. HclsinE-
fors and Rs,al
from New York
July i5--Mll. Bridge Qsel
Hamburg
From Baltimore
July 23-Aubufn 49, Az
Aus tT-Chickasaw tT.)
fuiv .o--K Kencwis tT2J
July 9-Algie t7aJ
From Philadelphia
July 23--osawatomie C6e-A)
From Boston
July 6-East Indian (6a-AD
July i6-Osawatomie tG9-A)
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Coastwise and Hawaii

0e~"AS &ss1 SO " 6tt
Port Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
July So--Buckeye State fsni
Sept 3-Hswkeye State Cso)
Admiral Line
IL state St. ~ Y
Bow Inns Green 5S25
80 Mstson Navigation Go.
100 Market Street
San Francisco Cal
9f Munson 8. 8. Lines
81 wall. ". Y. y. en- $500
90 n. y. & Porto Rico SIS. Co.
II Bros dway, ~. ".
Tel. Bowling Green $500
es \. v. a Cuba ". $. ;. Co.
Foot ~ Wall ST., N. y.
Tel. John 1900
los Pacific Mail 8. :. Co.
Hanover So. N. y
Tel Bowling Green 1850
159 4. 5. Mad :. :. Co.. Inc.
As B'Say, n. y. VIII. 1900
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Europe
Plymouth. Boulogne, London
From New York

Plymouth. Boulogne, London
From New York
July Pod n. State (f5g)
Aug 2-Centennial s. u59)
Aug l6--Old n. State GJq)
Sept 6--Centenniai s. G59)
Sept 2o-Old y. State C159)
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
July 13-Hudson (159)
July 23-Prin. Matoika (l59)
July 2s-Potomac G5a)
Aug 3o--Hudson G59)
Sept I--Prln. Matoika (15o)
Sept l5-Potomac U50l
Oct 20-Potoinac fi5a)
Oct 15-Hudson $50
Naples and Genoa
From New York and Boston
Mid July-Pocah hontas C15al
Plymouth Cherbourg and
Bremen
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pines and Straits
Settlements
Manila. singapore, Colombo.
Calcutta
From san Francisco
July i4-Granits state fins)
Aug i3-Creole state (i0S)
Yokohama. hcbs, shanghai,
Hongkong. Manila
From seattle
July 80 Keystone state %
Aug 21--Wenatchee 40
July g-silyer state %
From san Francisco
July Is Empire State ioD
Aua 6--Golden State tie1l
From New York
July INV CsmpgaS ns)
From Savannah
July 10 F,dgehlll 140)
Yokohama. kehe. Shanghai.
HonEkong. Manila. Van
couver
From Seattle
july 90 west Jester 1850
Henelulu, Yokohama. Kobe.
Shanghai. HouEkonE. Ma
nlla. Singapore aud Java
Forts
From san Francisco
Julv 10 w. CAlera r4i)
Aug iB-w Csrmnna CAB
SEPT iT--N Tslip t4i
Oct l5-W Henshaw (ifD
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hamburg ana Bremen
From Mobile
Ldg.-seekonk (lee)
Havre
From Galveston Texas City
July 15-Steadfast 124)
July 3i-Hegira (i24)
From New York
Ldg.--Remus (33)
July 23-Oscoda (3S)
Aug lS-McKeesport (3s)
Hayre and Antwerp
From New Orleans
Early July-cspillo (s7
From Charleston
Early July-schoodic (21)
Havre- bordeaux
From Mobile
June Ldg.-A Steamer Ci0O
Havre. Bordeaux and st.
Nazaire
From Philadelphia
July 23-Nsdmac 1851
Hayre, Dunkirk, Bordeaux
from bhitlmore
July i0-Puget Sound l4D
July 25-Sutherland G4G
Aug i0-Westw0od U4D
Havre and Ghent
From Houston
July 7-Houston Cl20l
July f5-Knoxville Il20l
July 25-Holyoke Br. G20l
Hull Service
From New York
July ia Steamer TT5l
Aug 10-L. Frolono (iT5)
Liverpool
From Baltimore
July so-carenco (as)
From Hampton Roads
July 4-oueeche (4s)
July e2-Carenco (Is)
From New York
July e3-sarcoxie C3s)
From Boston
July "A Steamer C55)
From, Charleston
Late Juiy4chattsnoogs C2O
Liverpool and Manchester
From Galveston Texas City
July si--cont. Bridge tisH
From Mobile
Ldg -Clavarsc 1851
Liverpool. London, Hamburg
and Antwerp
From San Francisco
July West Cayote CiT2)
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Manchester
From Baltimore
July e-Tolosa 800
July 1e-Labette 600
July 2T-West Celina (e0)
From Norfolk
July a-Tolosa (20l
July 20-Lsbette l2o)
July 30-West Cellna (2o)
Piraeus, Patrate. Trieste. Ven
ice, Bari, Ancons, Palermo
From New York
Early Juy-A Steamer (5aD
Pireaus. salonica and Con-
stantinorle
From New York
Late July-Chester Val. 900
Portugal and Spanish Atlantic
Ports
From New Orleans
Aug ia Steamer (53)
Ratterdam
From New York
Ldg. Bellhaven 1887
July "a Steamer liel
July Editor (3sl
July 16-Eastsru Star (1e)
July S0--West Glen 1881
Aug l3-Bellhaven 1881
From Baltimore
July iS--New Britain (le)
From Sew Orleans
July n-Cliffwood CTTl
July e3-Noblss (iD
From Galveston Texas CITY
July "A steamsr G1
July gS-A steamer I'D
Rotterdam. Antwerp and
Hamburg
From Montreal
July i0-Msr. Victory n2i)
July en-Wsst kebar fieil
July -Ncshohee Ci2il
Aug 10 West Plains ticfl
Aug co-Merrymouni ,i2i)
Scandinavian and Baltic Ports
From Baltimore
July % National Br. lSsD
Juiv T-Jekyl (i3Sl
July go East Temple 1880
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From New York
July 2o-M. J. scanlon (e7)
Montevideo and Buenos Aires
From Mobile
July 2o-ossining (aD
Pernambuco. Rio de Janeiro.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires
From jacksonville
July i5-Bay Head (las)
From Savannah
July 2o-Bay Head G2s
Principal Forts of Ecuador,
Peru and Chile
From New Orleans
Aug i-Lake Floris Cas)
Sept Ill. Fithisn 1861
Principal Ports of Peru and
Chile
From New York
July il-Arsosy $50
Rio de Janeiro. Santos and
RIVER Plate
From Philadelphia
July 2o-Mercer tss)
Rio de Jsneiro, santos ard
Buenos Aires
From New Orleans
Aug 15-Lorraine Cross CsD
Rio de Janeiro. santos. Mon
teVideo. Buenos Aires and
la Plata
From New York
July e5-west Nossks (se)
Rio de Janeiro. Monteyideo
aud Buenos Aires
From New York
July ao--Ainer. Legion Cel)
Aus 3-Huron f0il
Aug iT-Aeolus iy1)
Trinidad, Demerars. Para
msribo, Cayenne, -. Lau-
rent and Para
From New York
July Isl. Faeklsr l2e)
Aus 81. Facklsr C2a)
Cuba and Mexico
Cuba
From Baltimore
July SILL, Ellerslis 15l
Havana
From Savannah
July iS-Point t.ans fi7s)
July 3o-A steamer ti2t)
Prom Philadelphia
July e0-Coquins Ciol
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GROOM az assistant: $50 per month room
and board in 2entleman's country place
Thoroughly experienced and qualified 70
handle hunters: do not apply unless having
held similar position. Apply Mr.. McGouldric.
Hotel Gotham. 9TH av. and 55th st.
C;ROOM-Reliable man for country. capable
taking care saddle horses and usual duties I;
excellent position. Apply Andrew n. Ken
nedy, Inc. 226 W 35th ST., THURSDAY and
FRIDAY. 1880 to q
AlAN 20 take charge OF stamping sheet
metal department: must b. experienced.
State salary and references. It 121 Herald.
Herald 80.
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statesmen. between ages $3.50, 10 offer a
library and abstract service 70 medical
men: not book proposition OF stock selling,
hut n service essentially arranged to save
Ito physician time. all visits made by sp-
pointment; straight liberal commission. which
should yield good income to live workers: sp-
plicant must be well educated. with refined
manners and appearance. Second floor. 13
East 4.th.
SAIESMEN--We have positions for several
representatives selling direct TO consumer:
must furnish security; experience unneces-
sary. Call between and Il. NJ, Room
fo4 i03 H. t25th st.
sALEsME.N, new invention, extraordinary I:
81 day; big commission. G5 Court st
BROOKLYN,
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statesmen WANTED.
statesmen.

Wasted effort is earning power destroyed
Capitalize your energy and make money
while you can Several hundred men spe-
cialiy trained by US. graduated from aver
age 1000 salary into earning power of
5000 and more per annum. Moro than
half are now executives. BY representing
business men whose names everybody is ac-
uualnted with you viii learn how simple It
Is 10 become financially independent. Are
you a sound thinker. neat. aggressive and
determined TO succeed? II 80 you are eli
gfble Confidential interview between and
I to-day. $50 Madison av.. suite 1903
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sALEsMAN WANTED. PLUMBING SUP
PLIES, calling on plumbing supply houses
regularly. to sell range boilers on commission. !.
excellent propositions only experienced man
desired. State district covered. lines handled.
&C.: best references necessary: replies con-
fldsntial: unless you have an established
trade do not write us. Address Pcnnsyl-
vanin Rpngc Boiler CO.. Philadelphia, Pa
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Expansion OF our organization has
opened some splendid opportunities for
new men. The opening Of new branch
sales offices out Of town has automat-
ically elevated some OF our best statesmen
into positions of executive responsibility
in these newly established branches. Still
wider expansion Is Just ahead. We need
in each of our present offices. two good
men dead set making an enviable
money making career. who will be glad
10 be considered IN line for promotion to
the executive openings soon TO be created
Are You one OF the men we want? You
need have no doubt about It II you're
tarred with the stick OF strong deteruina-
tion and have the gumption 10 close with
really desirable opportunity the minute
II shows its head. We invite you to talk
this matter over with one Of our execu-
tive officers. In confidence. early In the
coming week. any day. between 10 and 4.
Call. for your convenience. at tho office
nearest to you.
SUITE S2e SINGER BUILDING.
SUITE 1910, % w. ADD 81.
SUITE 60o, 80 COURT ST.. B'KLYN.
SUITE z. 800 BROAD ST.. NEWARK.
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SALESMEN.--

It's a fine thought to know that
the security you are selling Is alb
soiutely safe and profitable. We
will organize a force OF high type,
well appearing men TO continue to
place before the public the security
of an old established financial In
stitution, II years In business, with
10 offices located in s different
States. holding an unbroken divi-
dend record. On account OF its
rapid expansion and the necessity
for additional capital, the public
VIII be given another opportunity
TO attain to membership In this in
stitution, which now numbers ap-
proximately $500 happy and salts
fled stockholders. Experience de-
sirable. although not absolutely
necessary. If you have never sold
before but have plenty OF backbone
and determination. we will put all
OF our efforts behind you and push
YOU on to success. Call between 10
and 4 o'clock and sec Mr.. Will
iams. suite 1919.
AMERICAN CAPITAL CORPORATION
FLATIRON BLDG, NEW YORK,
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sALEsAIEN AND MANAGEys
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 70
work with me IN New York office
absolute integrity first requisite: sell
ing experience desirable; must have
personality, common aense and deter
nination: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion 70 managerial POSI-
tion: don't hesitate 10 answer II you
are employed: II VIII pay you 10 make
change call 1918 knickerbocher
Bldg.
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FAMILY OF fiv. (three adults
and two children, 8 and >, re-
spectively), moving TO country
home near New York city. de-
sire to have couple who can
flil tho following necessary re-
auirements. viz: Man as chauf-
feur: wife as excellent cook, to
assist with bousework: must
have good references and ex-
perience: 800 per couple. with
excellent home and board. Tel.
Columbus 314J. or call this
evening, between ESQ r. NJ. and
Q 7. NJ. Mrs. r. J. Reynolds,
eco W. 72d st., New York city.
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SECURITY SALESMAN.

When you are through chasing Rain
bows" and are ready TO settle down
TO hard work for 60 days come and
SEQ me. You will find what you have
been looking for--the best proposition
for YOU and the Client. Promises
fulfilled. good leads. with 100 per
cent. assistance and n life long posi-
ton on our select selling force, whore
tie sales are easy and the compensa-
ton exceedingly large. Call Friday or
Saturday IA Madison av.. suite 110T,
or phone Vanderbilt 4j00. extension 81.
for appointment.
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WINDOW DRESSER

An exceptional opportunity is offered q
young. energetic and capable man. with some
selling and advertising experience. 20 make
a worth while connection with the sales de-
partneft Of an old established firm; the best
OF reference viii he required az 70 ability
and character. give age, reference and
SALARY expected In fra' letter. Tor interview
address Madison, ro-t ofNce uor as. Ctv
HAN station, New York ciy.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CLERKS AND TYPIsTs.

CLERKS AND TYPISTS.
An insurance company desires TO place
several young women OF seventeen years OF
age or over In permanent positions; high
school education IS desirable: applications
school this year will also be considered now;
the hours are short and many advantages
ana opportunities for quick advancement are
offered to those who qualify; state age. edu-
cation and experience II any; II employed
now state where; replies held confidential.
N 80 Herald. Herald Sc.
CLERk.-Young woman. refined. with good
references, FOR appointment clerk, with
knowledge OF bookkeeping. for hairdressins
parlor. Apply Louis & Max. 9 East 18th.
coMPANIoM-Lady going to country. short
s,y. stay. give rooms. board. expenses to re-
iihed person exchange light Eousework. COM
pahloashtp. Apartment 6H, 1880 Broadway.
Don't telephone.
CooK-Wanted. two experienced Protestant
girls (wh!te) together or separately. cook
and waitress-chambermaid, for quiet family
having little company Srn seeking quiet. re-
fined girls who dislike change and appreei-
ate good permanent home and sunny rooms
Address III. w. T.. Mountain road, Engle-
wood. n. j.. or telephone Englewood 1214
COOK. waitress and laundress- -chambermaid
:, maids, Scandinavian. apartment. New
York. East Hampton, L. l.. next week in
family; best reference required. Call Thurs
day. bet. 1o-2. 11s e. 54th. sth floor. south.
COOK and general houseworker. 2 adults. /
child and nurse: large salary for capable
person; resident Long Island seashore. Y
6O7 Herald. Herald SCI.
COOK wanted, Swedish, not over so refer
ences required. Apply, between 10 and H.
Monday and Tuesday. 152 East 18th. Long
Island for summer.
COOK. first class also waitress: Protestant: !:
seashore. Phone Vanderbilt 1851.
GOvERNESS, experienced. take complete
charge of girl and boy Z. both attend
ing school: languages desirable but not
Indispensable: assist management of home.
Apply. personally, to 5. afternoon. j. j.
Brooke. 215 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
GovERNEss- oMPANioN-American, Eng
lish or French. for two children 8 and IL !:
piano supervision and best reference essen
tial. Call Friday. 2-3 or sc. at so w. 18TH.
GRADE teacher or well educated woman for
four months educational service work:
$500 with bonus. A. Burke. 5c2 5th av..
room S23.
HoUSEWORKER = GENERAL. WANTED.
WHITE: TWO IN FAMILY; GOOD HOME
FOR RIGHT GIRL: MONTCLAIR ~ u;
REFERENCE. ANSWER BY MAIL, 6O6
HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
HOUSEWORKER. Caldwell. N. j.; must be
good cook: references required; wages S55
Apply Mrs. Gauntlet, Sloane Hospital 5ath
st. and 10th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS competent; Swedish
or Danish girl; general housework; Q in
family; $50 per month: references Cor
nell. s17 West End av. Phone 1897 River
TIoUSEWORKER. family of two, country;
French preferred. Mrs. Miller Z East SD
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MEN.

MEN.--we will add ten capable men over %
years of age 10 our sales force; experience
unnecessary; we give you the opportunity OF
aSsociating with big growing concern of In
tevnational reputation that pays every Indus
trious salesman handsome income; these
positions are permanent. only those who can
furnish first class references need apply; n
you cannot call write for an Interview. J..
II. Steel Service Corporation, i55 Broadway.
MEN college student or teacher for vacation
free training ealesmanship. salary 1915
for 90 days: trainfare paid. ID. H., boz 20,
i25 East 34th st.
OFFICE men. mechanical men. over IS
years, who are employed but ambitious
70 better their present positions, scien-
tifc night course In salesmanship, which II
free. Glass 80 every evening. H.. n.
Steel Service Corn, suite 123. lG5 Bway.
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statesmen.

/ VIII develop into exceptional positions In
experienced and ambitious men of good char
ecter. Apply In person or write for inter-
view. See Mr.. Umlauft, po2C, - West
4ad II.
Statesmen TO CALL, ON GROCERS, BAt<-
EGS CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
FOUNTAINS, LIBERAL COMMISSIONS: I:
GOOD LIVE LINE. JACK LASDAY, 90
WEST BROADWAY, CORNER CHAMBERS
ST.
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FNECrTIVE SECRETARY t33), II years
constructive experience as stenographor.
correspondent, executive secretary and man
aRer, capable organizer, results producer.
seeks high grade position requiring unusual
executive ability. 119s Herald, Fulton 81.
EXECUTIVE assistant (o6), Christian, re.
fined, well educated, seven years office
experience, desires connection with reputable
concern. X 1858 Herald, Brooklyn.
FITTER, steam, hot water gas, days work
desires position. X 1885 Herald Harlem
GARDENER, useful, single, care car. milk
references. Reliable, 1858 Broadway.
GARDENER, single. first class: mont kept
landscape gardens. Reed, Iis linton sn
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SkLESMl9N and collectors, age - and over
unlimited opportunity for workers by large
corporation, Room .7o2. 2T7 Broadway.