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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

bargain can get II from me. John A.
Phillips. Phone 77sR. was
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18
STRUCK by AUTOMOBILE

STRUCK by AUTOMOBILE
the six-year old daughter OF
\ Mrs. George Lindley, was
bruised but not dangerously
(hen she was struck by an
pile driven by Mrs. Ross
ID. The accident happened
street about Eighth avenue
morning. Mrs. Lindley had
her car on the north side of
et facing west. and the child
ten out to cross the street,
Preland was driving east at
and the child. stepping out
mind her mothers car step
in the middle of the street.
mper struck her in the
hurling her TO the pavement
eat force. her face being
bruised.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

MACHINERY: One Omaha Six.column
folder. with insert board allowing the
folding Of either four. eight, ten. or
twelve newspaper pages. In good con.
dition but needs a few repairs. Re-
placed by larger outfit. Just the
ming for country newspaper Of eight
pages. Price $4,000 delivered on
cars at Durant. Durant Weekly News.
5wstf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

TOO MANY FARMS. have too many
farms and want to turn them into
money. Anybody wanting land at. q
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18
bNG POISON DISCOVERED

|Chemiral Warfare Service OF
|ited States had discovered a
hOison 50 strong that it will
Eone whose skin il, barely
Falling like a mist of rain
Czzles Of ai.planes the liquid
destroy all life in its path.
bne carrying two tons OF the
fould cover all area 100 feet
! y seven miles long in one
i could deposit enough of it
every person in that area.
great use Of the poison an en-
hy could be destroyed in a
hrs,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

FOR FIolstein Bulls. 90
Four year old Registered price 4loor
90, One 8 year old Pure Bred ~
registered price $4,000. 0Ao .
months old bull calf. pure Bred, -
registered. all good individuals 81
we'll marked. w. L. Guthrie. -
flick. Oklahoma. 11Wa3
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

FOR SALE-One walking John Deer
cultivator with a lot Of extra at
tachments at bargain. p. L. Pruitt,
$40 W. Alabama St., Durant, Okla.
10wa2
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18
FHCRtH OF CHRIST

Co.. DO you get that?
dy,; You get only what you
hear these unusual themes
IL may mean your discov-
monstrate that, you are on
prds Side" Sunday School,
'. preaching, IL a. m. Com
l1:45.
ng theme. The Crime
evening, "Paratoma." We
ing for you
w. X, SWINNEY, Minister.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18
POULTRY

WHITE LEGHoRN eggs for Matching,
prices $l.0o. sl.sb and $3.50 per set.
ting OF Is depending upon the pen.
Special prices on hundred lots. Phil.
lips Farm. South of Durant, Phone
'7SR Swa6
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-03-18

MOTOR: One half.horse Kimbali vari.
aoie speed motor, with friction drive
pulley. In perfect condition. viii pull
any Jobber up to 12x1s. Price SIS.
Durant Weekly News. Durant. Okla.
5wal
Evening star., 1921-06-09

DERFECTEDa at 1ast!" What satisfaction for an in
ventor who has studied and striven ten whole years
Il in the development Of revolutionary idea to be able
to say with absolute confidence, 'Peected at last!"
Ten years ago Charles Dunn conceived fountain pen
principle 50 daring in its originality to appear almost fan
tastc The principle only radical in its departure
fomall laeceptedstandards ,butebodied
laws never before associated with the fountain pen
And so today appears the marvellous DUr1N-PEN,
the Fountain Pen with the Little Red Pump Handle an
Innovation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Pendom; triumph
Of the wizardy Of invention; the final fountain pen
1t Holds More Ink
The .DUNNPEN is a regular camel for INK, holding
several times as much as other selffllers
Because the DLUN7VPEN has bansbe4be rubber sac; there
room for ink. The DUNN-PEN literally holds
'barrel' Of ink the barrel Of the DUrrPEN is full Of
ink from the sootwritng 14k gold pen clear up to the
Evening star., 1921-06-09

Little Red Handewith which you 6ll.t about once
month.
The picture below at the shows the ink capacity
Of the DUNNPEN compared with that Of other well
known seEhllers- the difference? Yet this is but
one of the super merits that establish the claim of
"Marvelous" for the DUNNPEN
Simplicity
The DUNNPEN has only four major parts-the picture
at the left tells the story. The Little Red Pump Handle
does away with side levers compression rods and rubber
sacs that rot, leak or harden
- There are no springs to bend and break.
No valves to get out Of adjustment. =.
4x E2No vents to dog
NO joints to leak
Construction
The DUNNPEN is budt of the finest materials and with
the accuracy Of ehronometer 1t beautiful in design,
and perfect in proportion and hand balance The penpont
is14k soidgold dPPedwth native Tasmanian Osrrdiun,
Evening star., 1921-06-09

the hardest known metal The pen microscopicay exact
the nib will not spread, lap pick up paper. writes
as smoothly ice gGdes on ice
Without Fault
The DUNNPEN has been tested by all kinds Of writer's
on all kinds Of paper without developing fault Great
corporations are already
realizing its efficiency as time and trouble saver
Guaranteed
Each DUNNPE guaranteed be without construction and
operaion and further backed by the simple of guar.
aneesn returned bout question qubb if for any reason YOU do
not after Trial. that the DUNNPEN 7ondt,d fountain s
inf.
The Nenana news., 1921-12-24
RILEY CREEK R. R. VIADUcT
 WEARS COMPLETION RAPIDLY

The erection of piers and abut- ments for the support of the steel which will form the completing part of the Riley Creek viaduct, were completed during the week and now await the coming of the steel super structure from the coast, the first load of which is said to be already on the way.
 The work of putting the steel in place probably will be taken in hand shortly after the first of the year, and rushed to completion. It is estimated that the viadurt. "vsilf be ready for use during the latter part of February.
 With the gap at Riley closed, it will be possible to operate trains from end to end of the Government railroad, between Seward and Ne mana. The result will be greatly inn proved service on the northern end of the line, now restricted to the use of one homemade passenger coach and a combination passenger and baggage ear, also of home man ufacture
 The completion of the concrete work at Riley resulted, during the week, in a considerable reduction of forces ar that point, about 30 men having been laid of.
 Work is also progressing rapidly at Nenana Crossing, where the last pier is now being started for the wooden structure which will span the Nenana river at that point. The sheet piling has been driven and pumps are now being installed to prepare the way for excavation.
 This pier will occupy a position in the main channel of the river, near the north shore, and will be composed of concrete, and sufficient ly subs,antial to withstand the rush of ice and water during the spring breakup, and freshets of later peri ods during the open season. It is expected that it will take about a month to complete the pier, after which the structure will be ready for the superstructure, a con- siderable part of which will be ship ped from the coast after the Riley Creek viaduct is ready for traffic.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

DREssMAKER. excellent filter. draper.
make. rernodeis. out. $3.50 daily. Tel
Cathedral D2n2.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO you need a representative In Washng-
tor, ID. c.? Our well established offices
and organization are at your service. Com
municate with THE w. +. OGLE CO.. INC,
third floor Munsey Bldg. Washington. ID. @.
DOUBLE store on 9th av in the fifties; good
block: good for any business; win be All
tered TO suit tenant. from May /. ID 1895
Herald. Brooklyn.
DENTAL office for sale. well established.
beautifully equipped. in a leading Long
Island town; going into business. will sac
rifce. Call NAH 597S.
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS, well es-
tablished. require services OF young col
lege man to learn details and eventually
take charge of department; to help care
for the Increased business resulting from
right mans efforts; must invest SIC, 600.
Z. G., box 50. 1853 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY one having ans knowledge % tho huri-
ness affairs OF Mas Mary ~ Justice Who
died I'm Phoenix. January IA. 1870. viii confer
n favor upon her heirs by communicating
with her sister. Miss Deborah y. Justice
bi5 Washington st.. Camden. ~. y.
MOORE. JOHN HOFFMAN. VII be
paid for Information % John Hoffman
New York city somc 90 years ago. " S5a
Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

THE MOST IMPORTANT INVENTION IN
THE BUILDING TRADES.
Sanders Bros. who have obtained Letters
Patent for the United States, Canada, Mex
leo and South American States for tho
coloration and metallization of plasterings,
cement, concrete. cement-asbestos sheets.
tiles, &C.. which process has been success
fully applied In Holland. prepared TO
negotiate for the sale of their rights, or
the formation of a company for the whole
articles for which there is an unlimited
market. Apply to SANDERS BROS. 90
Koninginneweg. Amsterdam. Holland.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST A FEW
HUNDRED DOLLARS. AN INVITA-
TION TO VISIT OUR PLANT AND CON
SUIT OUR BANKERS BEFORE YOU
CONTEMPLATE THE PURCHASE OF
COMMON STOCK WITH UNLIMITED
PROFIT POSSIBILITIES IN PROSPECT
COUPLED WITH SAFETY OF PRIN-
CIPAL. FOR FULL PARTICULARS
WRITE K b "a HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NEED $4,000, with without services. or
part thereof without services. Have valu-
able exclusive agency for several Latin
American countries for important firms and
articles; Just returned from D months trip.
during which over 81 ,00o. 900 OF prospective
business was developed: propose to form a
close organization with limited note and
share issues TO properly handle undertaking
have $4,000 subscribed. need at least $15 900
more to start and successfully establish the
business, which will be conducted on practi-
cally a cash basis; should net 1rst year over
$40, 200. 16 Herald. Herald 50.
OLD established company has opening for
reliable man In New York who can invest
small amount of cash, 10 carry supplies
wonderful opportunity; expenses VIII be paid
to Chicago to right man. FIELDER. 800
Marquette Building. Chicago.
OPPORTUNITY for active man with 81 800
services TO connect with film company
good salary and interest In business: unusual
opening for right man. BLAKE. room sol,
Times Building (42d), Broadway.
PROGRESSIVE young concern. designing
and manufacturing engineers. producing
automotive accessories and textile supplies.
desires man with technical knowledge or ex-
perience In machine plant as partner to
take over production branch OF growing
business; capital required $4,000: plant 100
miles from New York city. Interview ar
ranged at New York sales office. Write
p Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
STATE REPRESENTATIVES,.

WE WISH TO GET IN Torclf
WITH MEN OF HIGH cALlhkE,
PARTIcuTILAnRLr sTl.l TnosE :, !. ~, WIG ,s
oPENINn oAsS cA Up 4 Iss''f SEN 'TfEi.Rhi.
TORY AND ORGANIZING A
SALES FORCE. FoR MEN OF
THIS TYPE AN ENcELLENr
oPPoRTUNiTY is oFFERED TO
REPREsENT ONE or THE MOST
BANKERs. WHO HAVE Nor
LOST A CENT FOR THE THIn.
TY-THREE YEARS THEY HAVE
BOND WE ARE SELLING or
MONTHLY PAYMENTS Is A
FIRST MORTGAGE sise5 CON-
POUNDED TEN YEAR BOND
WHICH NETS 7s AT MATrn-
ITY. If YOU ARE BIG ENOUGH
IN VISION AND CAN PkopICh
YOUR RECORD AS A sALEs-
AND ARE ALSO ABLE TO II
NANCE THE OPENING or YOUR
OWN STATE HEADQUARTERS.
WE HAVE A PROPOSAL TO
MAKE TO YOU on INTERVIEW
IN THE EVENT THAT VOC CAN
QUALIFY FOR THE POSITION
THAT WILL EARN FOR YOU
A LARG Il REMUNERATION.
OUR REPRESENTATIVE WILL
SHORTLY BE IN NEW YORK,
AT WHICH TINE you WILL BID
NOTIFIED AND ARRANGE
MENTS MADE FOR INTER
VIEW. ADDRESS o 277 HER
AID. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

ESTABLISHED cotton textile i'm
porting concern. with excellent
foreign connections. is open for an
experienced salesman we'll ac-
quainted with the manufacturing
trade using imported cotton fabrics
who Is desirous OF investing some
capital whereby an interest In the
BUSINESS will be considered. Re-
plies treated confidentially. p So
Herald, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

pand your business? Have the BANKS cut
down ysur line of credit? If so. create a
BOND issue; back your credit with your own
assets. Get money from the public. Inf
free. NATL. ORG. CO.. 123 West Madison
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Chambermaids. &C.

c1tAAfBERafAID, young. experienced Irish
girls waitress: Christian family. apart
ment. East Side preferred references.
write Reliable. .3s5 'Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

colorcd, wants work az
home: Scaiioping and cyelet work specially.
ANA Cnll,rnnrn nn1 West itOth .t.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

| WANTED-To market through our estab-
lished clientele. large issue of first class
| stock or bonds; funds must be for legitimate
| treasury purposes. LEGITIMATE, Box $40
| Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

tIot-ersxv vDutcrR-Refined. capable fersIIn
dcal,cs position a. general hnusev urtrri
best OF references; sleep homo. las hets
aid Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

pTlEssN Ai<ER-- Reliable dressmaker, work.
Family Wing, childreu's dresses. VI.
nreaamnker Ihl East 10Th ~.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS
seeking capital for expansion, or
desirous OF selling communicate with
RAYMOND S. FROST COMPANY.
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS-FROST CO.,
sos FIFTH AV. MURRAY HILL 1851.
EXPERIENCED business man. with ample
capital and resources. will purchase who'll
ly or in part going business. well estab-
lished and rated: or will advance capital to
concern temporarily In need OF financial
assistance. II. B.. 254 Herald. Herald SO.
EXPERIENCED. successful security sales
men. with complete selling organization.
open for new business. S. S., 256 Her
ald Herald. so.
FOR SALE AT POUGHKEEPSIE, n. Y.
the complete equipment and buildings or one
of the most famous brewerfes In the Eastern
section of the United States. Every piece OF
machinery is the best used In that line and
in perfect condition.
The plant is especially valuable In view OF
It's location In the apple district for the man
ufacture of vinegar. apple butter. picking,
refrigeration, storage, &C., or FOR the manu-
facture of food products requiring great
tank capacity.
II will be sold, machinery with or without
the buildings. New York Central siding;
heart of the industrial district.
Terms and complete inventory upon re-
POUGHKEEPSIE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE..
Poughkeepsie, n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

WAL STREET BROKER
will underwite stock issue of an IN
dustrial corporation having paid divi-
dends for IL months or longer and
having 200 or more stockholders; give
complete details. o 961 Herald, Full,
ton st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

$4,000 buys entire ownership manufacturing
corporation; commercial production: ex-
cellent prospects,; must sell on account OF
other interestsi only principals apply. Room
gtf, t16f Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
PUBLIC NOTICES.

bill rs rs YEARS or AGE To-pAy.-
HENRY wYNKOoP pEiRsON-cofnmuni.
cate. important. WM. 4. BEAN. "a Sayre
place. Elizabeth, ~. j.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

REPRESENTATIVE wanted by established
manufacturing corporation; open local Of
flee; meritorious proposition sold to mer-
chants, wholesalers and retailers; should net
$40 600 annually: about 81 900 capital re-
auired. PRESIDENT. 800 Reaper Block. Chi
cago.
RESTAURANT.
Control spacious location financial district /;
want financial associate. Write 40 5th av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

RESPONSIBLE d list ct manager
wanted to open office and manage
statesmen for large corporation manu-
featuring patented auto necessity for
every car. truck and garage; thou
sands sold to u. S. Government;
marks biggest advance in automobile
since self-starter and greater con-
venience and needed on every auto
mobile more than spare tire or speed
ometer; no competition only man
who can handle really big proposition
and can qualify for $4,000 yearly and
up considered: capital required 81 900
10 $5 900. MANAGER, 1879 Broad
way, New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ANAL ORDER-European owner
wishes to take advantage of low ex-
change TO retire: viii sell very profit
able. legitimate. nine years established
mail order business for one years net
profit experience not necessary; lady
or gentleman can conduct from home
or office. city or country; thorough
investigation by serious, interested
party; buyer needs only few thousand
cash; business clear, running without
additional capital; bank references;
details by appointment. p 3 Herald,
Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
STOCK SALESMAN

STOCK SALESMAN
OPEN FOR ENGAGEMENT. WITH PAST
RECORDS FOR EXPERIENCE, WITH
PRIVATE CLIENTELEsW TO BE
AFFILIATED w 1T II RESPONSlBLE
PROVEN: WILL MARKET A GOOD,
SOUND PROPOSITION THAT CAN
STAND INVESTIGATIONS; QUICK RE
SUITS SHOWN; REFERENCES EN-
CHANGED AND COMMISSION BASIS
ONLY; NO ADVANCES. so HER
AID, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET,

slTH. 50 W.. secold floor backbone unfur-
nished room, With kitchenette: private
bath: ALL convenlonces: house well kept
| o5TH 1913 East.-Two newly decorated
| rooms; conveniences; electricity. Lenox
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
FOR ADMINISTRATIONS
Machinery.
rianss and Organs.

AIR oomprsssor. sas. Chicago Pneunsiie
fnaksr. tust rebuilt. very reasonable.
STONE, sof ocean az, Isrs.y CIV. y. y.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
cAPFAL sECURER,

CAPITAL, SECURED
BY UP no DATE METHODS.
Corporations and meritorious propositions
considered. Commission basis. References
furnished. What have you to offer and how
much capital do you need7 communications
confidential. No advances. 2s2 Herald.
Herald so.
CAPITAL WANTED.
$4,000 additional working capital wanted
10 expand established warehousinB and dis
tributing business In staple line; steady.
conservatively managed business; best bank
ing and trade references; Christian organi-
weston. c 92o Herald. Fulton st.
CHRISTIAN gentleman offers man or woman
opportunity to invest $1,000 In established
business: $40 monthly. increasing; no SER
vices required; loss impossible; investigation
solicited; principals only. pS6 Herald.
Fulton st.
CONSTRUCTION firm desires to hear from
persons In position TO swing construction
work, new buildings or alterations, In or out
OF CITY, on cost plus basis; Will divide fee:
communications held strictly confidential.
f1I. e.. 800 Herald. Herald SO.
CASH PAID. gold. diamonds. platinum.
jewelry, war stamps. Liberty bonds, un-
used postage, all vaiuabies. Mall 10 OHIO
SMELTING CO.. 2ss Lenox Building, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
CHEMIsT-Answers Inquiries and consult
ant limited number chemical Industries
any branch; working formulas. 9 974 Her
aid. Fulton 81.
CoASTwIsE steamship company. now organ
izing desires associates, experienced In al
departments of operation. p G7 Herald,
Herald 50. q
CONTROL, pateflts OF only carbonless spark
plug extant: require SIS, 900 TO market; tre-
mendous demand. G POS Herald. Fulton 81.
CORPORATIONS organized and financed /;
advice on business matters. BUSINESS
SERVICE Co. 147 sth av. Stuyvesant 1882;
DIGNIFTED position with enormous
income for inves tor-sales manager
with S25, 900 TO $4,000. to organize
mail order sales of wonderful new
serum already favorabiy known and
indorsed; revoiutionizing treatment ~
most dreadful diseases. Educated
Christian gentleman or gentleweman
please write for interview to Serum.
Z 63 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

MASON q HAMLIN plaro fcr sale. Apply
JOHN JARVIS. a5i ~ 5sih.
HANo. ChickerinG upriEht. nlahoealV base.
perfect coudlIlon. sary reasonable. col ".
ffoHh ct. apt ~
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
PATENT ATTORNEYS.


OVER ~ ysar-' prscfics. az connuunics-
tions strictly confiteufial. handhook "a
patert free ca request, npsciai facilities for
offics consuitafioa. MCN> Co. ca Wool
PATENTS
WNrTE fof frae fitsirafcf Culfe Book
ard EVIDENCE - CONCEPTION Hl.ANK
send model or sketch ard asncrtptian ~ IN
vention for our cplnion 81 patentable nature.
free. HIGHEST REFERENCES. PROMPT
sEfviCE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR n EVANS CO..
New york cffice. ioo1 Woolwrorfh pufiffnE
Phone barclay Gf7f.
Main office. saf eth. washingt0n. ID G.
TATENTS AND TRArE MARKS
TETIfEReTONHAr0H a cONrANv
fhe old established firm. 1iI Broadway. New
York; tel. Barclay o11e. also Washinxton
and Canada Hoine snd foreign practices.
PATESTs.-ssad for free booklss. Hish..s
references. Best results. Frompfneas as
surs8. WATSON VI COLEMAN. patetf
LAWYER. e2s y e., washinsien, =. G.
PATENTS. trade narks. designs bes, work
lowest prices. consultation free 80 year.
esperiencs Call or send for book. EDGAR
TATE CO, 24t Hruadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

ATTRACTIVE business for sale; will
sell my % per cent. interest In old.
well established mercantile concern
doing active business with Government
and largest firms in United States.
Wish 70 live In Europe my only reason
for selling: bargain to immediate pur-
chaser; Christian only considered by
agreement with my partner. 75
Herald. Herald SO.
company with an exceptional record. and
whose earnings exceed half a million dollars
desires brokers and statesmen located out of
town who can successfully handle their divi-
dend paying security; company will bear
strctest investigation. For informa lion and
particulars write A. H.. 1f3 Herald. Fulton
st.
to help promote and finance. commission
basis, good Industrial manufacturing COM
pany factory partly equipped; excellent sell
right party. "A Herald. Herald SO.
AN opportunity that is unusual: investment
of 500 or more; only $40 900 In all Is Of
fered for subscription. OLSON MACHINE
WORKS. INC, 721 5th av., Brooklyn.
ATMOSPHERIC ELECTRIC POWER.
Revolutionary invention: capital wanted; big
return, definitely stated. personally guaran-
teed; stock option later; no services, HAIR
WOOD. 25s Broadway.
AVAILABLE. $4,000 and executives SER
vices in business manufacturing or other
wise which has good domestic and export
possibilities. Write particulars. II Herald.
Herald So
ACTIVE, man, with $40. 900, for automobile
business this proposition is worth investi-
eating. Phone for appointment after
=. NJ. Mr.. CASSEL. Shore Road 4s7W.
AUTO trucking business. with warehouse.
South Brooklyn; Will trade real estate.
SHAW, II Sterling ST., Brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT, commanding business. seeks
active partner; no trifers. g. Herald.
Herald SO.
ADvERTISR-Rat Book mailed free. Stand
ard Advertising Agency, $40. Victoria, St.
Louis.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS.
If you are real, live aggressive indi-
vidual and have 81 900 we will help you
establish q business that will show
handsome profits. We will supply
you with the merchandise and plan.
You handle your own money. Propo-
sition will stand rigid investigation.
For information and particulars
write A. H. 123 HXald. Fulton st.
BUSINESS MEN!-Do you want money TO ex :
pand your business? Have the BANKS cut
down ysur line of credit? II so. create a
BOND ISSUE back your credit with your own
assets. Get money from the public. Inf
free. NATL. ORG. CO.. 123 West Madison
Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

FOR SALE-A going and profitable gray
iron foundry business In eastern Penns-
sylvania city; modern equipped plant air
compressers. moulding machines; sand
blast, railroad siding, etc.; ideal iapor
conditions; New York and Philadelphia
market; will sell whole. or will sell part
iuterestyto TO party willing to give his SER
Nces. $50 Herald. Herald so,