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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-09
Temperatures Elsewhere

The first column indicates hlghe6,
temperature yesterday; the second
lowest last night. and the third, pre-
cipitation. 1
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-03-09
WEATHER FoREcAS

WENI NER FOHGOFyV "
Lakeland and vicilif
Probably shoWerr
tonight and Thurs
day. Coolr Thursday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Central Time.)
Arrival and Departure of Passenger
Trains, Americas, Ga.
The following schedule figures
published as information and not
alraranteed:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08

youth, had one of his legs ampu-
tated Saturday to prevent blood p0is-
oning as a result of an accident at
school some time ago
A number of cases of smallpox of
mild nature have been reported in
Waycross.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-03-08
HIGH SPOTS IN
GEORGIA NEWS

J. L. Johns and B. H. Pearson. of
Florida, were arrested in Macon Mon.
day when they landed in an airpIane
They were charged by the chief of
police of DELLA with having stolen
the airplane. They were released
later.
The women of Atlanta are consid.
ering woman candidate for mavor
in the next municipal election.
At sale of Hampshire hogs Fri
day at the Willacoochee Farm, near
Hahira, Frank Silver, of Cantren Ia.
bought 20 Of the AZ on sale.
R. f. Buchanan, of Dodge county
killed Poland China hog this week
that weighed 1873 pounds dressed.
Ten citizens of Athens were fined
$27.50 each in city court last weel
for driving cars without 1921 lcens.
es.
Safeblowers entered the safe of the
Texas company at Macon and secured
$500. An effort was made to blow
the safe of the Gulf Refining com
pany but was unsuccessful.
The $81 400 contract for the con
structiOn of an apartment in one OF
the warehouses at Camp Benning for
the removal Of the refrigerating plant
at Camp Gordon and its complete
installation at the Infantry school wa
awarded to the Pihillpsburg Con
struction company Of Yonkers, N. Y.
Mayor j. S. Johnson, of Moultrie
has resigned as a result of the tele
phone situation there He has re
fused to have his phone removed and
has resigned because of criticism a.
a result Of his refusal.
The Chatham county grand jury
declined to indict John p. Smarrs
Monday for the killing Of J. A. Nc
Cam. Smarrs has been liberated
Marshallville is making prepare.
tons for the celebration of the birth
day of A. F. Williams, 100 years old
next Thursday. Williams is the old
est living student of Mercer Uni
versity.
The Ansley Hotel, Atlanta, has
been purchased by Louis j. Dlnklel
and Son, proprietors Of the Kinibal
House, Atlanta The terms under
which the deal was closed with the
present operating company were pr
vate.
Lieut.. Pittman w. Mills, son OF
Mrs. M. NJ Mills, of Atlanta, was
killed in McAllen, Tex, Subway night
when an automobile he was driving
ran into a wagon driven by Mexi
can.
The Augusta Ice and Beverage
company filed petition of bank
ruptcy Monday.
The concrete paved Dixie High
way through Spaulding county will
be opened for traffic Tuesday.
A Terrell county farmer recently
sold a 493 pound bale of cotton fol
$29.S5 while George c. Hill, Terrell
county chicken fancier, recently sold
nine Red Island Reds for $400.
At meeting of the business men
Of Moultrie a resolution was passed
stating that the new wage scale put
into effect by Receiver Bugg, of the
A., B. & A. railroad, was fair and
just and pledged the road every
reasonable cooperation. Four OF
those present, j. w. Coleman, f. K
Pidcock, C. l.. Brooks and c. w. Pid
cock volunteered to man locomotives
for the road.
Hundreds of acres of cabbage
plants in Lowndes county are going
to ruin because of the lack of de
mand. Hogs and cattle have beer
turned into some of the fields While
others are allowed to go to waste.
Claude Saules, Lowndes county
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AutemobIIes Wanted.

WANTED.
t'sED AUTOMOBILES ~ GOOD run.
MING CONDITION; BRING CAR t49 W.
Asri sT
WASTEp--LanCia open car, state fun par
ticulars anu pricc. 55a Herald, Herald "a.
WNNTEu.-FIys or pass. touring car good
condition. 10 Columbus nv. Col S8s4
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FOREMAN.


GrGGTNG AND MAPPING.
Wanted-Thiroughly experienced man. capa-
bic of taking complete charge Of the gisgng
and mapping department Of high class dress
goods mill, located near Bosfon. must be .
man with some Initiative, experienced on high
class velours and capable Of handling help for
full production: fine future and good wages
70 the right man, state full particulars Of
experience and references, married or single
and salary expected applications Will be con
sldered confidential II requested. 747 Her
aid. Herald 50.
GARDENER. married. without children. on
farm IN Westchester county: competent In
all branches wife paid TO board three single
men and care for their rooms; cottage. with
Todern conveniences and other privileges:
bring references. Call with wife Monday.
80 % 9. NJ 1877 West sist.
GARDENER wanted: excellent position on
private place. capable taking care green
house, lawn, flower. vegetable gardens. suf-
Tuesday. Wednesday, stump Walter Co.,
~ Barclay st.
GOOD all around repair grinder for barber
tools. Inquire Dayton BARRIERS Supply Co.,
5is ". 81 st.. Dayton. Ohio.
GROOM wanted, good horseman. take care
saddle horses, ride and usual duties; ex-
cellent position. Call for Interview Tuesday
Wednesday. Stump 4 Walter Co, 32 Bar
clay n.
POL1sHER and lapper on Iewelry. VIM.
Fehlhnber, "a Ann St, New York city.
SALESMAN. real estate. OF good appen rance
and ability to Interview executives; at
tractive proposition. For appointment phone
Mr.. Morey. Bowling Green $40.
SALEsMEN-Retail shoe high class trade
gation good pay. 80 Herald, Herald So.
Observation-Disclosures salesman. tailor
Ing and ready 70 wear. Jacobs. IL Newark
av., Jersey City.
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sALEsAIEN

ONE or THE LARGEST DISTRIBUTORS
or FORD CARS IN THE METRO
PoLITAN DISTRICT HAS AN OPENING
FOR Statesmen OF PROVED ABILITY .
GOOD TERRITORY AND EXCELLENT OP-
PORTifNlTY. APPLY IN PERSON AND
SIZE MIR. Il. q. TRACY. McMlLLlN MO-
TORS CORP, i16 SOUTH BROADWAY
YON<ERS.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen

10 sell stock OF corporation rs indie
pendent retail merchaats and manufactur-
era. Purchasers of our stock wlll have
a privilege which II exercised VIII III
crease their business. On this account
statesmen have something more than a
mere investment 10 offer. We want only
such men who are capable OF earning big
money Compensation commission basis.
Room 907. 1857 Broadway.
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Statesmen

a splendid opportunity for mon of educa.
tion. ability and clean habits who y sim
cerely desirous of forming a permanent and
profitable connection.
Call between 10 and o'clock,
Room 1is0, Commodore Hotel.
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SAllESMEN-Large manufacturer OF elec-
trical appliances Just starting big news
paper campaign has opening for = young
men. about - years OF age. possessing some
selling experience. drawing account allowed
right men; also leads furnished; an unusual
opportunity for bright aggressive men to
make large Incomes. Call before 10 80 A.
M. store, SIG Livingston st.. Brooklyn
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cAT.reNrN

MAN OK PERSONALITY AND AMBITION
TO SELL PRINTING INKS FOR A WE'LL
ESTABLISHED PRINTING INK HOUSE ON
WOULD BE CONSIDERED ON AN OPEN
TERRITORY: SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN WHO ACTUALLY KNOW THEY
CAN SELL INK; WASTE OF TIME TO AP-
PLY OTHERWISE. BOX 40, 200 CABLE
BIILDING.
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j IS Herald. Herald 81
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SALESNEN-Large manufacturer OF house
hold appliances requires the services OF
crew manager owing automobile: must have
had had experience IN handling statesmen
and come well recommended good salary TO
right man. ~ 1909 Herald. Brooklyn.
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WANTED. 10 GET IN touch
WITH HIGH CLASS SELLING MAN, 20 10
~ YEARS. GOOD APPEARANCE. TRAVEL
EXTENSIVELY; ONE BIG ENOUGH TO
TAKE CARE OF OLD ACCOUNTS, OPEN
w NEW EASTERN TERRITORY. TEACH
TO SELL HIGH GRADE SPE-
CIALTY LINE CANNED FISH PRODUCTS
EXPERIENCE NECESSARY: POSITION
AVAlLAII.E APRIL FIRST: SALARY COM
MENSCRATE WITH SERVICES rem
DERED; GOOD FUTURE TO RIGHT MAN
= 10f HERALD HERALD SO.
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Mattresses, &c.
Miscellaneous,

CARETAkGE or janitor. woman wishes po-
aition with rooms. B 212 Herald, Herald 50.
DAY WORKER, iaundress, cleaning; cook
dinners. Phone A. M. only, Shelton, Harlem
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STOCK sALEsAlEN

group or some of the most prominent
business men IN the country are interested
il the expansion Of an enterprise they o.
ganized five years ago. So unusual IS the
proposition that leading bankers have given
Il their unqualified endorsement. Statesmen
are wanted 10 place the securities Of this
company on a highly attractive commission
basis which should enable them To earn in-
comes of $4,000 and up per month. Real
security statesmen viii welcome this proposi-
tioa because II win stand up and because
Il APPEALS 10 fhe shrewdest and most careful
investors. II you are a high class man, tel
an about yourself and II you qualify IN
Interview Will be granted. Address
j Is Herald. Herald sq.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Your future r. entirely III your
own hands. 4 can offer the oppor-
tunity 10 you n you can measure
up It's certain and unusual. X
you have some selling experience,
are ambitious. full Of energy arS
determination. talk convincingiy
and can handle a high grade busi-
ness I'll a fcrceful, straightforward
way, 1, as VICE E-PRESIDENT of
my company, can pat you IN tine
way of connecting permanently and
securely with thoroughly success
mn, rapid growing concern. Apply
it70 Broadway. Room. sos. at $50
mornings. Ask for Mr.. Edwards.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.


MAN
over 80 fair education. clean record. agree
able and forceful personality; excellent op-
portunity: experience Unnecessary: give phone
number. Write box 6i7. 90G Fitzgerald
Building.
BUTLER. useful private family In apart
ment. Mrs. Hymen. t55 Park av.. g2d ST.
NGINEER.--Competent day engineer 20 do
own firing; steady Job with old established
manufacturing concern. downtown Brooklyn.
Write, giving age, experience and wages eN-
pected, IT 1920 Herald. Brooklyn
ENGRAVER on dies and hubs for iewelry.
VIM. Fehlhaber. Al Ann St. Now York city.
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UNUSUAL OPENING

Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me III New York office.
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
Ing experience desirable must have
personality, common sense and deter
fninatlon. splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial posi-
ton, don't hesitate 10 answer II you
are employed II will pay you 10
make a change. Give phone number
II any. Write Boy 51s. sos Fitzgerald
Building.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.

a well established organization re-
qures for It's sales force the services
of five men of ability and character.
Experience unnecessary. Only those
over % need apply. Call between 10
a. NJ. and 6 r. NJ. Room roe, so
Court ST., Brooklyn. y. Y.
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GARDENER, farm manager, AZ, married. ?
children; 90 years experience; graduate
Vienna Agricultural College; reliable; good |;
successful worker; best references. seeks po-
sition. 200 Herald. Herald 50.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

GARDENER, head (work!ng). life experience
In greenhouses, vegetables, fruit, cut flow
ers, landscape, desires position on gentle
mans estate; married. aged 4c, no children;
best references; please state particulars.
u 325 Herald. Herald so.
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GARDENER. long life experience. 4s years
old. married, no children specially vege-
tables and flowers, best reference. #. r., 10
Portchcster ST.. Rye, N. Y.
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sALEsAlEN

10 SELL CHEEsECLCTH Mill.
ENDS, WIPERS. &C, TO LARGE
CONSUMING TRADE, COMMlS-
SION BASIS ONLY.
SEE Mr. STONE.
40 FRONT ST
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GARDENER, married, one child: life expe-
rience vegetables, flowers, poultry. milk
ing; wife excellent butter maker; reference
Gardener, Observation-Disclosures
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| GARDENER and Farmer-Gardening and
farming in all branches, under glass and
outdoors; capable taking charge gentleman
estate married. best references. lat Il.
5lst At
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WANTED
MEN OVER -.

OPPORTUNITY AWAITS YOU.
Fair education. good appea rance and real
backbone only requirements necessary In
qualify for sales force. Apply fT0S.
300 Broadway.
YOUNG men who like ont OF doors life. 10
join New York city naval organization
Rowing. Saturday Sunday sailing In cutters
and whaleboats. Cruises 70 West indies and
Atlantic ports during summer. Swimming,
tennis, gymna sum- basketball. baseball ard
ALL athletic advantages. Retainer pay. No
interference with civilian occupations. Ap-
ply ". S. s. Granite state, foot West aIih
St, ~. H.. Manhattan. New York, Via 9dth
81. from Broadway. any Monday. Tuesday
or Thursday evening.
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Automobile Instruction.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
90 IlIre-rn.senrer Cnf,.


CADILLAC rtnprrW limousine ~ horr.
day. WtcE scty rca asonRh'e, rhnu8 SghVt .
iei 1Gic
hour daN. week. month. Columbus 900.
C0f.F eUfau. fivc passenger. to private fa;u-
tiN rate7 reasonable lnG1e Auduhon e0sf
LIMOUSINE touring cars far hrei modera. :
rates. BuCKLEs, Phone Murray Hll sso5.
PACKARD TWIN SfNES for nirei perfs-.
aervlcpt reasonable rates. e. VI. 4 q. Il.
WILLIAMSON. EOS W. 43t, Bryant s2ie-3sa0
PACKARD twin six. iim6Wsire equipped
Westinghouse shsrfbars, hour. monthly.
ECANLOS Circle tW0t
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sALEsNIEN

Statesmen wanted TO SCH high class
motor stock; company . years old.
highly rated Dun's. Bradstreets:
factory in New York car well known,
now IN quantity production; live leads,
unusual cooperation. o 1907 Herald.
FultOu sf.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
J
=" NS Inc for se

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & KEARNEN
Established 1861,
12G-i2s East 18Th 81.
TOMORROW TUESDAY, MARCH 10
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. ...
This sale viii comprise great many
plslsure ana business cars, the property of
different consi gnors. ...,,,. ,...,..,,..
AT7RTRN. beauty. sIX. 1920 passenger sport
model fully equipped, run only ltsVu
y,,iisst acrotioi illness wa sacrifice for cash'
M dealer. LION 2oi Hamilton av., New
Rochelle. Phone l2,o.
APPEHsON coupe; sacrifice leaving town.
1851 77W q. Bcnsona1Ist 2oyo --
rt-igk Tol'ElNG 1870.
g1ttCK COCpE. 1920.
grfCR EOApSTEli
TRADES CONSIDEREp.
NNlCEEUI,oc<EE. ~ =. 14lli.
prlcK. late model 3 passenger small slx;
fit. '.,,- many extras. sacrifice. 1o4 Pros
pcct place. HRlyn. Prospect Iol3. -
cAnlLLAS,... de2@ 81 y ToTBIMNGG. .T9IrBING
y TtrRNER. - Broad. Phone Rector 1873.
rGDTfI,NC. late 1917. sedan. mechanically
.,etfert. alN uew Kelly cord tires Tcie+
phone columbus 800 TWIGGs
CKDfII.SC 1919 & lpi5 Tour 1915 & 1919.
Land. H0MAN. go West 1ith.
COLE coupe aud Hudson touring must scll
EERNAS, 2i2s Bway. Columbus so'5.
cnow-ELKIIART. sedan TOP. 1917 tnnningg
S450 appointment. KlSG, phone bee|-
man i1s.
,ls pfON -Bouton 1918. beautiful passenger
iinousiue fully equipped. Newtown 1s3l-1'
DIME fiyer coupe. 1920. $3.50 236 West
59th -. -4-4------
TggrX touring cars. roadsters ard sedRh4
overhnuled and refinlshed. best of condi
tlon and fairest prices offered on used ~.
~ this make. Used Car Dept. HCbo'N
MOTOR CAR CO, 23G West agth.
ESSEN sedan. Ike new car. Pho9e sos
William Marshall. Norrlstown n J.--
ESSEN cabriolct. Ike new. 290 West oath
F0RDs. new. 1921, All models immediate
delivery small payment down. haian.n.s
monthly Franklin 7i4 or Wadsworth '2'l
BARGEBuHR ----
FRANKLIN runabont. "a. perfect condition.
poYf.E, aes 7th av Bryan' S'ii,
T,Tl ANtSfTN sedan: AT condition, run 5000
miles; $4,000. Hhxcm 5a4A.
HUDSON super slx touring limousine. iimou
sine landeg ang towg gp al ,k9 70 i.'a
Car Dept.. 23G Wnet 1871 --s----.-
Ht'nsoN supcr aiz cdaps. models ~. Rnd
W two and fagr doofr, ovorhauleds rctlu.
shea. from s.s1o ur e1d West Rth.
HUDSON 1dPsr s.y touring, n,oda q i, =
machine liko new. $50 w W'h.
ttffpgON SUPER ak 4 pass. rpeedsterH NUM-
ber 70 choose from prices right. go Weat
10Th -4-.---
HUDSON 'ourins limousine 1921, 3,soo. miles.
Phone sos WM. MARSHALL, Morris
tom. N. "
fT'paON super six coupe. $50 Wet apth
f1 son snpcf ~ runabou landau. go
fu-us0N supcr Elk touring. model ~ drme
Gtnsu> Slpoi siN aeaaa 5000 2.e WH.t
ttf4sFT. ipi1 SEDAN, Al CONDITION.
St0o JoHNSONE. 2et Woat Nlh
f3gEHTN & PASSENGER sCdau. iA-n. tts
.tpe. condition. uu4f snE al oH.c. Gal
lam8tca 1asW SKI Dealers
1f0NMOTrH t1tp. suburban limousine. Weeh-
suism TT good condition. newly painted
must sell at once. Cau he seen academy
Garage. G1th ~. and Ncrf End av
OAKLAND roadster. 1870 first class condl-
tlon, must seg AT once. Cal jamaica,
tfaew. No dealers.
OfnsMoHffE sedan, exceptional bargain,
sG1j hudson Used CAR Drf'r 27s
West aNth.
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sALEsNlEN

10 call Oh department stores with novelty line
Of rouge and powder compacts; experienced
men with good following only need apply
state references. q 207 Herald. Herald "a.
sMEN-SECURITIEs.
WE ARE ADDING THREE MEN TO
HANDLE QUALIFIED LEADS; COMMlS.
SION BASIS CALL MONDAY ONLY $50
LANE.
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| GARDENER, married, wants position; IA
| years experience; best references; can
drive carr children; wife not employed.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.
WANTED.

Can use few women, preferably from
teaching or nursing professions, TO qualify
Tor local sales force. Apply room 170s, 200
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GARDENER, 81, single; outdoor, glass; ref
erence. Corson Aexandrowitsch. 20 North
81
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| iJAPANEsE, excellent butler, wishes position;
/ thoroughly experienced; character and abil
| ity guaranteed; best recommendation. Toyo.
1 II Concord St, Brooklyn.
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| JAPANESE couple. unquestionably qualified
| as to character and ability, want positions
cook or valet wife useful maid; best refer
ences. Nippon, IL Concord ST., Brooklyn.
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WOMAN, resourceful, well educated who
can develop quickly into executive with es-
tablished business house: salary 81 800 start
Mr.. Perryclear, 522 9th av, room 323.
WOMAN, practical as attendant to old lady :
one having held similar position preferred
references Call after p. NJ. 601 w. 149th.
apt. 40
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YOUNG MAN WANTED, CHRISTIAN,
CLEAN CUT AND ENERGETIC,
AROUr TWENTY ONE YEARS OLD
AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
BOX 80. HERALD. HERALD so
YOUNG MAN, wholesale provision office
worker one who has had experience in
this line. write stating experience, salary
expected Box s5 1863 +. ig1th
Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Pleasan
profitable work: day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A.. 3oi w 5Itn 81.
LEARN poster lettering and show card
writing; earn big money expert iu-
structors; day and evening class, Write for
particulars. 10 Herald. Herald -.
MEN earn sjO-$150 weekly through Prot.
Rohrer's Hairdress. Marceling, Beauty cul-
ture school. Pamphlet explains. lls w. AID.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

i25th.
CHAMBERMA AID-wAITRESs in family OF
Call Monday. car fare paid. 2345 Broadway
(s0th ST., apt. "a
CHAAfBERAIAID-WAIT wanted; white,
experienced. willing. For particulars phone
Lenox 17S9.
CIAMBERMAID WAITRESS: reference:
private house. 80 Il. s0th Call before z.
CHAMBERAiAID-W WAITRESS for Far Rock
away. Apply. 1912. 260 w. 18th apt. 9B.
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Statesmen.

We can offer you lifelong position IN an
established business where character and
ability are more important than experience.
You satisfy us and we win satisfy you that
this opportunity Is real one. Apply in per-
son. l.. ?. steel Service Corp. 16J broadway.
sALEsMEN-write for list OF lines and full
particulars; earn $500 70 $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men, Inexperienced or ex-
perienced; city or travelling. National
salesmen's Training Association, 6ls g.
Gambler Building. New York.
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.rsAiEN

Furniture ara carpet road men. side line sell
on sight. M rary stocis foOtstOols, iardi-
Mere stand. sewing baskets, tabourettes.
trees scooters; big dept store and premium
sellers. largest manufacturers. liberal COM
missions paid with orders. . Herald, Her.
aid
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HELP wANTED--FEMALE.

CrIhMpERMArD and waitress, small fam
iiy; reference. 81 W 1tih
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JAPANESE valet, butler, desires POSITION,
experienced presser: references. Taky, 1854
Cherry ct
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CLERKS.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, while not requiring addl-
tIoral clerks at present, IS desirous
or arcumulating n reserve list OF de-
stable young people who would Ike
tc enter It's employ. and who. In all
probability. would not have 20 walt
very long before obtaining n position,
due to the growth OF the business; de-
sirable applicants are those OF IL and
over, preferably with high school
training. but certainly with full course
OF grammar school instruction. and
living with parents or near relatives.
Call Room 5033. Madison av.. New
York City.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED--FEMALE.

ATHLETIC coach wants position with pr-
vate school or girls club by college grad
uate, who specialized in athletics and has
had experience since graduation as instructor.
Address % Locust av. Telephone list New
The New York herald., 1921-03-14

Ave Will nay highest possible prices for
furniture. houses, apts.. pianos, bric-n-
brRc. books, works OF art. FRANKLIN, IS
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| JAPANESE, young man, wants position as
useful man houseworker: city or coun-
| try. Abe. 800 q. 57th st.
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Automobile u ,d,cs.

EopIES-Au mako. open. clt eel. iirouains.
coupe. 6c. VNTIs'<A. IS West 6qth.
FORD commercial and truck bodies. new.
wholesale prices. NEWMAN. 45i East 9oth,
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PUBLIC sTENOGRiPHFR.
WICKER FURNITURE.

REED and WILLOW furniture for ali honus.
direct from factory, loweet prices largest
selection single pieces or sets LONu
BEACH WILLOW CO, 100 Ess, ti,t.
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BOOKKEEPING and clerical work to do in
my office, part time, and also receive
messages by phone. Call Bowling Green 3647.
cOMPANION.-An educated mature French
sentlewoman viii tutor. shopping. chap
erone, take children out, travel; highest rec
concentrations; moderate. u 173 Herald