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The New York herald., 1921-10-06
statesmen

We are looking for few men to associate
with US In the capacity of statesmen. We
are well established company. manufactur-
ing an article OF great demand. We haze
grown so rapidly that 1t is necessary to in
crease our production.
There is brilliant opportunity for the mon
that get In on the ground floor. We are 20
ing to establish branch offices. and will Sc
lect managers for these branches from the
homo office force.
One thing Is particularly interesting: That
Is the securities Of our company. There il
only limited amount to be sold, and we
require few mon to handle this one line
for the present. just at this moment such
an opportunity Is not rapping at the door of
every man.
I am not going to talk figures hero. VIII
just ask you TO call In for a short heart to
heart talk, and will show you how easy
II Is to lift yourself Up to that standard OF
business. and financial independence desired
by US all.
HARRY S. WOODEN. Sales Manager,
Suite 1919. F1atiron Building.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

SALESMAN-A large. well known wholesale
butter house seeks a capable. experienced
salesman In the food line for the West Sire
or Bronx territory; knowledge Of trade SELL
Ing experience and good appearance neces-
sary: rermanent position: salary. State ma
tionality. age and experience. 1928 Herald
Fulton St
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SALESMAN AND
MANAGERS ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 20
work with men In New York: absolute
integrity first requisite: selling axpe-
rience desirable: must have personal
ity. cpmmon sense and determination:
splendid opportunity for quick promo
tion TO managerial position: don't
hesitate 10 answer II you are en-
ployed; II will pay you 10 make q
change. Call 1910 Canadian Pacific
Building. 43d st. and Madison av.
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sALEsaIEN.

A real security salesman can find .
profitable position waiting. We arc
offering an interest IN q well estab-
lished. dividend paying corporation,
on a very attractive arrangement.
Corporation operating over five years:
dealing In necessity. Must be .
Suite 1889 Knickerbocker Bldg, B'way
and s2d ST. q. II. HA1G & CO.. INC.
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MEN,.

Our requirement is not for a man Of
sur superability. but rather for a dependable.
whose educational equipment Ia fair, whose
experience in business Is genernl-though
not necessarily extersive--and who will
recognize opportunity 90 earn from $75 to
1928 week just about his speed, provided
IN his initial work he be given the assistance
OF wholehearted cooperation and advice. We
are looking for Just such man. Our oppor-
tunity is unusual and should command tho
attention of men determined to make Them
selves Indispensable. He should be q Chris
tian and not under %. Call Suite 1908. $50
Madison av. Cat 45th ST..
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SALESMAN

Of proved ability IN developing business
by telephone IS required by prominent
Wall st. house doing brokerage busi-
ress IN listed securities. Actual expert
enoe Ia tais particular line not essential
but preferred; good salary TO start: un-
limited possibilities for right party. Ad-
dress L. c.. care Metropolitan Advrtis-
ing Co.. 100 Liberty ST.. New York.
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SALESMAN wantcd--A iare. manufacturer
OF n complete line OF auto products has
an exceptional opening for "A man who can
prove by his sales. record for the past
successful speciality salesman. N YOU can
do this and are between the ages of 25
and 3J years. let M hear from you In de-
your first letter. Compensation on a liberal
profit sharing basis. Write Cos Herald.
al
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REPRESENTATIVES, GLASS.
National, organization has opening for high
class salesman to travel with big public
speaker. Commissions range from SO, 900 to
E3o. 900. according TO ability. II you have an
asset in personality and have been the big
gest man on some of the Jobs you have
worried upon write us full details and prompt
conference VIII follow. 635 Herald. 10th st.
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Statesmen wANrEp-sco. 900.

Statesmen wANTED-sc0,0 900.
II you haven't earned over SO, 900 turn 70
the next proposal. We have an opening IN
our organization only for high class sales
negotiator who Is now or has been earning
$4,000 or over and available TO enter a big
responsible company which offers bigger op-
portunity. Travelling necessary. Character
first requisite. State fully age and previous
10th st.
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MEN.

Tho few men that we want. 70 take ciaces
Of Importance In progressive sales or
ganization. entrusted with n big and highly
rcrnuncrativc task that 10 worthy tho hest
efforts OF big men. are preferably married.
experienced In some measure In selling. but
above all honest earnest. conscientious. am
bitious, and who--once they are given op-
portunity 10 make mans sI5c money IN a
mans size way--wi show themselves worthy
OF the high degree Of confidence we will
rcpose IN them md the unusually strong CO
operation we will give them throughout all
their work. For confidential Interview
PHONE MURRAY HILL 435..
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MEN IN JERSEY.

Speciality statesmen for Hudson county to
handle the best selling proposition in the
RIGHT NOW permanent job. rapid ad-
vancement for men with personality, energy
II you are married, 80 or over, phone Bergen
54o2. between 10 and for appointment :
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CHAUFFEUR. single. 10 years expsri-
seven years with last employer; willing,
obliging, trustworthy man; city or coun-
try; best personal references. A. p. Car
roll. 100 Church st.. New Rochelle. N. X.
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CHAUFFEUR.

ENGLISH. SINGLE. AGE 81. 10
YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRIVING;
DC OWN REPAIRS: YEARS a
SERGEANT IN CHARGE OF ME-
BRITISH ARMY DURING WORLD
WAR; Go ANYWHERE FIRST
CLASS REFERENCES. l. 206l HER
ALD. HERALD SQUARE.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MEN.

~ MEN.
WANrED-One or two earnest, am
bilious men who are seeking an op-
portunity to make good money and
find permanent place where steady
advancement Is possible. can find
openings In sales division of large
manufacturing corporation where se-
rious effort will bring quick and lib
eral reward.
Must bs Christian. over 25, Of fair
education. good character and DO
ready to do real work for the real
returns that await them.
Call after 10 A. NJ, 18th floor. 1919
Broadway Gotham National Bank
Building. Columbus Circle. Ask for
Dept. B.
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YOUNG MAN. IT YOUR EARNINGS
ARE LESS THAN $1,000 PER YEAR
WE OFFER YOU AN OPPORTUNITY
IN OUR NIGHT AND DAY COURSE TO
POWER. COMPLETE COURSE GIVEN
IN TWO WEEKS; NO FEES NECES-
SARy UNTIL YOU PROVE A SUCCESS.
APPLY BETWEEN Z AND 5 OR $3.50
EVENINGS, WINTHROP SMITH & CO.,
1910 B'WAy. ROOM sol. LOEwS BLDG.
YOUNG MAN. Intelligent. 20 represent a
company n rev 1ork; Soov REQUIRED: To-
references. Address $50 Herald, 18th st.
Instruction.
AUTO instructions. $50: unlimited lessons;
guaranteed on Lexingtons and Overlands
until license secured. 124 West 65sn st.
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MEN.

We have an opening IN our ssiss force
for tfrce good men. We are offering
an opportunity that comes once IN
lifetime. Commission checks run into
tiircc figures each week. Men without
experience will within a few davs be
surprised Mt what they have accom-
plighed for themselves financially,
Must he n Christian and over 30 Cali
10 to IL or I 20 4. Suite t0s9. l<nick-
erbocker Bldg. B'way and f2d 1T.
G. X. HAIG a CO., INC.
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YOUNG MEN, college. with technical train
Ing. who are desirous Of connecting with a
corporation that offers big future. We
need 20 district salesmanagers and travelling
statesmen. with salary and commission up to
$4,000 We teach you the asphalt product
business and enable you to earn while learn
Ing BY assisting In disposing of a small
issue Of our securities. Only men who VIII
devote their spare time TO study and prepare
themselves for permanent position In an old
established business will be considered. Gail
way. The Hydrex Asphalt Products Corp.
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SAr.EsMEN.

SALESMEN.
FINANCIAL HOUSE, DUE TO Ex-
pANSION. REQUIRES THE SER
VICES OF SEVERAL statesmen.
If You HAVE A GOOD RECORD
AND CAN FURNISH REFERENCES
THIS Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
CALL VANDERBILT 1918 FOR AP-
PO1NTMENT.
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MEN be your own bosa; make e75 weekly
vuicanizinG; tire rebuilding taught free
paid while learning. 1887 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-10-06

TEACHER OF Isaac Pitnian shorthand
wanted; experienced; available for evening
work IN Mount Vernon. New Rochelle and
White Plains; salary $3.50 per night. Ad-
dress full particulars to Isaac Pitman 4
Sons. 2 West 18th st.
VERY well known West Side real estate Of
flee has opening for one two live private
house salesrnen must be experienced. D. L.,
SS9 Herald. Herald 50.
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SALEsMENi
iE VICTOR ADDING AND LISTING

SALEsMENi
THE VICTOR ADDING AND LISTING
MACHINES
at 800 offers splendid opportunity 10 sales
men commission only, but generous. ad-
vnnccs made on receipt OF orders. See Mr..
Kinble IN forenoon. at 10 Cortandt 1T.
SAI,isSAf AN--Fstabl shed concern. having d.
rect mail selling plan reaching 10000 rep
utnbe depart Gent stores, requres represen-
tn,ivc saiesmcn. Write u. Bi. $50 Prcsby-
terian building.
sAIESMAN-ICE CREAM, WE'LL AC-
QttAlNTED WITH LOCAL RETAIL
BEST or REFERENCES: SALARY. BOX
n 1861 HERALD. BROOKLYN
SALrSMEN wanted to sol; Ford cars. OK
pcrience unnecessary; wonderful opportuni-
" for Aggressive man 20 make money Ap-
ri, Trursday, q A. NJ, Trcmcnt Auto saies
CO.. 1909 East fremont av.. Bronx.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

- OASAASA4
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES
Quickest way for buying and selling.
90 different makes of pleasure and
commercial cars viii bo sold at
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
at IL O'Clock noon.
auT5S SfS0si caa :s'srs ssc
Sd av.. cor. 1fth st. Stuyvesant $780,
Let us sell yosr car. List your car
with US. We have the buyers. We sell
your car while you walt. Commis-
PRIVATE SALES HELD DAILY.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAssELL q xEARNEY
Established 1sg7).
12S-12S East 18th ST.
At IL O'CLOCK HooN. "
Ihi, ssie will comprise great many
different consignors.
Automobile auctions every Tuesday and
Friday.
L. r. DuNKLEy. Auctioneer.
AUBURN Coupe, 1870: winter front: wire
wheels; cord tires run 5000 miles; $1,000
BLUEBIRD AUTO AND AERO SERVICE
CO.. INC. Office. Col. Circle--Ifour, day.
week or months rrasonabe. Columbus 5s30
BRlSCoE Touring: s525.
238 West 5oth st.
BUICK 1920 roadcter. mechanically perfect:
full equipment; demonstration by appoint
ment. H1NDLEY. 131 w. 18th Schuyler 77as
BUICK 1920 $50. HUDSON MOTOR CAR
CO. 23s West 5oth ct.
BUICK roadster; low niiieare: Al condition:
new paint. gray. Phone Rhinciander atts.
CABRIOLET. Hudson srper-six; latest style;
lat
CAR co. 239 West 5oth st.
cADiLf.AC-Private family offering for ssis
late 1918 passenger limousine. No. 81:
run about 1900 miles, price $500 r
613 Herald. Fulton RI.
CADILLAC coupe In excellent Condition.
81 XXX; extra tire and equipment: &, 500
no less. Phone Yonkers si07.
CADILLAC scdan, pass, 1921. original
throughout. JORDAN. 1926 B'way. Col.
perfect. JORDAN. 1926 B'way. Col. 3s5t.
CLEVELAND SIX. 1921; must sell at once:
Al condition: well equipped; many extra
sttachments. stry. 1lea. tin p. NJ.
cHEvRoLETi cHEvRoLETi CHEVR6--
,,,nyo Lr r ivsx models nov on exhibition big
monthly terng. Open tl Y. NJ.
AGENcY, t2oTH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
COLUMBIA 1920 cylinder sedan, Conti-
out and pr"ed I.c very svs'i reasonnhie oipswo.
BILE CO. eo5 Atlantic Av.. Brooklyn. near
WashtnEton av.
DODGE touring. 1921. MILEAGE 5000: sacri-
flee. fc2 t.t av. Orchard 7oio.
DODGE sedan. 1918; good condition.: good
shoes: rcasonnble Prospect 2neo.
ESSEN Sedan: this Is an exceptionally fine
, pass. enclosed car at real bargain price.
236 West hath ~.
ESSEX Touring Car; renewed: guaranteed:
S7f5. 236 West 10Th 81.
FIAT touring. 1916 Parker body; AZ condi-
ton $50. Call Astoria 1900. HANSON.
HUDSON Motor Car Company offers large
assortment OF used cars: may be seen and
demonstrated Mt .sG w. rnth 81.
HUDSON Sedan: ovorhaplcd: guaranteed;
late model. 23G West hpth 81.
HUDSON. 4 pass: Sport Model. renewed;
guaranteed 23G West 5oth st.
HUDSON. late model Touring: renewed
guaranteed; sacrifice. 23s West 5ath st.
HUDSON Super Model IN" Touring;
$685. 236 West Hath ~.
HUDSON Coupe.
23s West 10th 81.
HUDSON Super-Six Touring Limousine: re-
newed guaranteed. 23d West seth st:
LANCIA town car. late 1917, body ny Locke.
recently overi,auled ara repainted excel
tcnt condition. price Sf.rOO NJ. w. MULLER
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
AND NOW THE SPEED MANIAC.

1t seems that the proper city Of
fetal has started out in the right
direction. has set the right foot first
and means business in the enforce
ment of the traffic ordinances in Ard
more
Thus far, however, II seems that
the chaps who have violated the park.
ing laws have been the only ones to
suffer
May we not expect, at an early
date, to notice on the police court
botter recordings of punishment
meted to those who race up and
down the streets of the city, who
cut corners and turn at street inter
sections with their cars running at
break-neck speed?
The mayor and police judge, act
ing in conjunction with the officers
of the police department. are doing
good work in the enforcement Of the
parking laws, but they will be dis
charging q duty which they owe to
the general public when they go out,
working Systematically. TO eliminate
the speed maniac and drive him from
the streets and avenues Of Ardmore.
They will be doing good work when
they put the official foot Of the law
down upon the habit motorists have
OF driving In procession, so that the
pedestrian who wishes to cross from
one curb to the ether will not be
forced to stand in the middle Of the
crossing while car after car, in end
less line pass. like the thunders Of
the cannon at Balaklava, in front
Of him, TO right OF him, 10 left OF
him.
Another thing which might ct
tract the attention Of the officers
is the habit some drivers have Of
blocking the sidewalks at filling sta
sions, driving their cars up on the
walks and letting them stand there,
while the footman has to go out in
the middle Of the street in order to
get by, flirting in the meanwhile with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
HOW TO RAISE THE FUNDS.

The ladies Of Pana, Illinois, accord
ing to telegraphie news reports, have
been forced to withdraw the bonus
offered to school children for killing
flies.
This action was not caused by any
desire to protect the fly and permit
him to go on the even tenor of his
way, spreading disease and keeping
folks awake of mornings, at the tine
when they most desired to sleep in
undisturbed repose. 1t was caused
through necessity. The money gave
out after the children Of Pana had
delivered the corpus deficits of sew
eral hundred thousand winged in
sects.
Now the ladies OF the Illinois city
should not give up the work. but
they should show a cleverer business
acumen and go on paying bonuses
with the money raised thereby, until
the last fly has been gathered TO its
fathers.
If the Pana women will levy
tax upols each and every baldheaded
man in that city, making each one
of them kick in with a penny for
each fly killed. for each tormenter ell
minated from the activities Of life,
soon the pension fund would be
swollen to such a degree that every
child In Pana would be enabled to
buy jawbreakers at wholesale and
retail.
And we venture the assertion that
every man in that city, every man
whose dome of thought is devoid of
covering, would voluntarily come
across just as soon as fly number one
started in 10 run out the metes and
bounds and survey the circumference
and diameter of his hairless pate.
Suppose the ladies Of Ardmore give
this suggestion a tryout and start
an anti-fly crusade.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
WHO WILL BE THE NEXT?

It has been said that the Republi-
cans, in national campaigns. ever
have the best of the argument when
they meet their Democrat opponents
before the public.
II has also been urged that Repub-
lcan orators, Republican editorial
writers have the best reasons to pre-
sent to the general public in solicit.
ing support at the polls.
It has also been claimed that the
Democrats may always be depended
upon 10 do the wrong thing at the
psychological moment. thereby blast
ing their hopes Of success and en-
comprising their own defeat
It has also been argued that Mr..
Wilson wrote his own political death
song and warbled the swan notes Of
his party when he iYportuned the
people OF the United States to sanction
the league Of nations, while Repub-
lcans tell US that William Jennings
Bryan, may ne i've peacefully and
undisturbed, henceforth, in Florida s
everglades, ruined his party when
he, like the parrot OF fabled fame,
talked too much and dreamed toe
lavishly Of free and unlimited rector
alton Of the dollar Of our dads
II is not for US al this moment 10
attempt refutation Of any Of these
charges. II Is not for US TO seek ex-
plantations for the manner in which
the masses voted at the last cleo
ton, or at several Of the preceding
elections-the ones in which the
voice OF the people speaking in nc
uncertain tones, advised the national
Democracy to 60 away back and take
seat in the last row.
But We feel that we can safely say
that some Of AR Hardng's selec-
tons Of persons sent TO represent
this nation al the court Of St
James" have been, to gay the least
extremely unwiss, in that he sen,
animated monographs TO London
without having first selected tbs
words TO the (chin )musical numbers
they were slated TO render, as pei
program.
First We find the Honorable Mr.
Harvey appearing in all the glory Of
hardooiled shirt, swallow. .tsilcoat ant
enlarged egotism, arising at the din
her table and warbling sweet-tonet
anathemas and derogatory utterance:
against the people whom he was
sent overseas 10 represent.
And next comes Admiral Sims. IN,
great Roman who was lauded ans
honored aud applauded when h,
hurled vituperations against the ad
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
LITTLE ROCK WOMAN
AGE SEVENTY SEVEN
GAINED Is POUNDS

Mrs. Margaret Reister. 22l6 Chester
st. Little Rock, Ark, a resident OF the
city for forty.four years and who has
wide circle Of friends, and admirers
is now an ardent champion Of Tanlac
Following is her statement:
Il don't believe anybody ever had
stomach trouble any more than / did
and for that reason my recovery Is
all the more remarkable. as my age
was naturally against me. Still more
marvellous TO me is the fact / should
gain fifteen pounds in weight. never
heard of this happening to a seventy
seven year old woman before and
shows what a wonderful medicine Tan
lac is.
II seem to have new lease on life
and I give Tanlae all the credit FOR 1t.
When began taking 1t l couldn't lift
my head from the pillow. My family
and friends had given up hope. l, too,
thought the end was not far off. l had
awful nausea all the time and such
q pain in my right side l could hard
ly stand 1t. / was told had stomach
trouble and also neuritis. / began taxi
ing Tanlac as the last hope, but, to
my joy. 1t proved to be just what
needed BY the time l finished the
first bottle l was able to get up and
walk around the room. l kept taking
1t and kept improving.
"All my pains have disappeared and
eat what want and never have any
trouble with Indigestion. In fact I feel
stronger and better than | have in ten
years. Tanlac Is the talk of our neigh
borhood since my remarkable improve.
ment and no wonder; in all my life
I have never known anything to equal
it."--Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office of the Clerk of the Board Of
Education, School District No. 43,
Wilson, Oklahoca, until IL o'clock a.
m, Wednesday, June Is. 1921, for the
furnishing of labors and materials for
the erection and the completion of a
one story, twelve room addition and
other remodelling to the South Side
School building, in the town of Will
son, Oklahoma.
Each bid shall be accompanied
with a certified check in the sum of
per cent of the amount bid, or a
satisfactory bidders bond. Said check
and bond to be made payable to the
Treasurer Board of Education. School
District No. 43, Carter county, Okla
homa, and to be forfeited as liquidated
damages should he the successful bid
der, fail TO sign a satisfactory contract
and make satisfactory bond as required
by law, within twelve days after be.
ing notified of being awarded contract.
Plans, specifications and details may
be had at the office Of J. 3. White,
arcHllect, AruinoIe' Ohidhoih@' W ~
posting the sum of $4,000 as a guar
antee for the safe return of same at
the opening of bids.
Signed this the first day Of June,
1921.
W. A. HARRIS.
President.
E. y. HORTON,
Clerk.
p,,t,Esbad In Dailv Ardrnoreite
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-10
The Ardmoreite's
HOME FORUM
The Balance Sheet

Just how long man has labored in
the world we do not know. neither dc
We know when, IL ever, his work will
be brought to a final finish. The prime
thought with us is, mans continuous,
;nabating. neverending active labor
from the time we first saw the
world in infancy until the last dim ray
fades away in extreme old age.
Our mind just now centers on the
one fact Of mans active life. The
tramp. the hobo, the faker, the feeble
minded. the fool. all classes, up to
the best talent on the one end and the
most careless and ignorant on the
other labor in some form, partly with
what ever mind they possess. and
partly with body. That everybody
works but father is mistake. All
fathers work, all mothers work, and
often unde trying tests.
We cannot say the greatest amount
turned out by man or the kinds turned
out gives the greatest wear on the
man, neither can We say that the
lighter things performed is the lesser
burden. Rather the angle or viewpoint
has most If not all to do in making
life's labers pleasant and inviting or
slavish and burdensome
So then the only safe way for i'm
provement in the thousand different
pursuits followed by man. is to make
the strongest Inducements for those
having wrong avocations and getting
meager or no right results, is for the
more fortunate to use honest effort to
get all those using wrong methods on
the right line and started On the right