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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen WANTED.


our proposition win interest you
because II requires: i. Uo canvass
ing >. No demonstrating: 3. No
sample line 70 carry; 4. 40 tray
cling.
we can use Is men OF the right type
for dignified city work on liberal
straight commission basis. We are
agents for manufacturing concern
which produces an essential com
modify.
Unnecessary 10 work "cold turkey
door TO door. home 10 home, office 10
office or store 70 store. We cooper
ate. providing ali necessary training
and have system OF leads plus.
which conserves salesman's time and
obtains interviews with live prospects.
we require each representative TO
earn a minimum OF $50 per week
within three months. Your own effort
determines your power above the min
imum.
In this position you can maintain
your self-respect and dignity; also
you can take pride In your connection.
Whether you have sold before or
not, investigate this opportunity
Worth while 10 consider changing
your present occupation. Training
classes viii be held nights for those
employed during day We win allow
limited trial on part time if we be-
lieve you are the kind who can make
good.
Call IN person for interview. 11o1-
flio Herald Square Building. 141
West Both st.
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1OmmcTcihf he1p NaUte0.
PERSONNEL. EXCHANGE,
% JOHN ST.
Il. g. HENRY II. II. JARRETT
WAREHOUSE MGR Preferably vnh
food products exper. Good executive
without warehouse exper. VIII be con
.sidered. $4,000
statesmen with wholesale grocery
COST ACCT. Exper. refining line. sa. ITO.
LAWYER. Bail bonds, claims. surrogate
practice. Member N. y. Bar. 5000.
RESEARCH MAN, College grad. 25-30
yrs. Economics, theory and practice es-
sential. $4,000.
TAGToRY MGR. Cereal Mfg; s2 400.
STENO. Al concern. Start 81 500.
BANK GUARDS. Good appear, well
built, not over 80 yrs. 500.
STOCK LEDGER CLERK for Jersey City
FULL SET BooKKEEPER for Pub. .Ac-
counting firm. $500.
CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK, Exper. man-
MOON HOPKINS BILLING MACH.
ASST. BKR.. for cashiers dept. ZINE
oppor. 500.
LEDGER CLERK. Must have exper. On
accounts receivable. spiend nc. Hs
CLERKS s2,. Good penrpen. Statement
work. Very pleasant office. $50
TlpIST. Good st figures ST
STENO., With some bank exper. s22.
CLERK. for Gales office. Chance 10
work into selling. S15.
CLERK. fine woolien house. Good a.
fig. SIC.
CLERK, in stock dept. we'll known cot
ton goods house. Very progressive
house. $40.
BILL CLERK, Run Underwood type
writer. SIS. Many others.
Tele. Corti. 1850.
BARKER & MACCoLL.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS,
80 CHURCH ST.
OFFICE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE
REGISTRY FREE.
54PlsT. Christian firm. Greater New YORK
Employment Agency, 35e Fulton st.. Bllyn
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RIPRESENTATIyE.-W want 10 confer
with an honest, aggressive, clean cut man
who knows Wall Street, who controls or is
able 70 secure trading accounts for this
house. Your compensation viii be measured
by your ability. What We seek Is a real Gus
toners man who can appreciate the value of
good service for his clients. write in detail,
giving your are, past experience and with
whom now employed. Unless this informa-
tion is contained in your letter, save post
age. Your communication viii be held strict
~ confidential. Address A 1oA5 Herald, Full
ton ST.
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MEN-wE NEED A FEW GOOD MEN
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF A
TY. NEAT APPEARANCE. FAIR
EDUCATION AND PLEASING PER
SONALITY ONLY REQUIREMENTS
CALL AFTER 1880 A. M. ROOM
I7oS, 200 BROADWAY.
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RAILROAD EMPLOYEES
Increase your earnings to s15e week

Increase your earnings TO sI5" week
Salary reductions seem to be on
the program. Most OF the men will
have 10 stand for IL, but YOU can be
sure that tho LIVE WIRES, the co
GETTERS, are going Co get out from
under and continue 10 make money.
Tho surcst way to mako money Is to
BE YOUR OWN BOSS. You CAN
be Just that NOW. Read the story OF
Mr.. ELIAS I'm the Business Builders
advertisement In the beginning OF
these columns. Then use your tudg-
Inent. Get away from the wage
award boards and GET TO WORK ON
YOUR OWN. Now read the Business
Builders advertisement.
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MEN-UNUsUAL OPENING.

Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me in New York office;
absolute integrity first requisite: sell
ing experience desirable; must have
personality common sense and deter
mlnatlon: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
tion; don't hesitate 10 answer IL you
are employed; IL win yap you TO
make a change. Call o94 Metropoli-
tan Life Building, 23d and Madison
ay.
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MEN WANTED.

Ten men who can furnish good
references and who would like 70
associate themselves with the
largest firm in the country; un-
limited advancement for tho right
men. Apply in person. 1t0 West
40th ST.. n. y, room 204.
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sAIESMEN.


THE MANUFACTURERS OF AN INTE-
ORGANIZATION DESIRE TIE SERVICES
OF TWO JUNIOR Statesmen. MUST BE
EXCELLENT CANVASSERS AND HAVE
HAD HIGH GRADE OFFICE SPECIALITY
SALES EXPERIENCE. SALARY TO START
So A WEEK, INCREASING WITH RE
SUITS. APPLY BY LETTER ONLY, CIV
MANAGER, 900 w. 42D ST, 18TH FLOOR.
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Statesmen.
Ex-iilgor salesman and bartender;
II you are a live wire drop me
line and win get IN touch with
YOU she Chesley Corp. room
70s, 80 u. 42d st.. city
SAIESMEN, business service; only high
grade men capable of interviewing the
bigger executives can measure Up: commits
sion and bonus: permanent Room 14i4,
$50 Nassau ST.
sALESMAN--Man familiar with automobile
trade IN Brooklyn. Write Bushwick Auto
Supply Co, 1341 Bushwick av., Brooklyn.
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MEN

MEN
Over 20: substantial representative
capable OF directing and interpreting
instructions; must look and act tho
part. Write, stating business expert
ence. phone number and present earn
inE ability, X 712 Herald, Herald 50.
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statesmen.

A New York banking house. with
branches In several cities, hass
opening on its permanent staff for
two clean cut men OF good stand
Ing selling attractive government
bond issues on a successful selling
plan: attractive commission basis.
Those selected must be able 70
appreciate an unusual opportunity
and demonstrate their desire 10
take full advantage OF II. They
win be thoroughly Instructed by
and have the full cooperation OF
the firm. This offers a most de-
sirable connection TO earnest, re-
liable men who want to advance
themselves.
CALL BETWEEN 1880 AND 1880.
ROOM I. z WALL STREET.
ASK FOR BOND SALES MANAGER.
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SAIEswoMEN

SALESWOMEN.
We can offer You lifelong position In an
established business where character and
ability are more important than experience
you satisfy us and we will satisfy you that
this opportunity is real one. l.. Il. Steele
Service Corporation. i65 Broadway. .
SALESLADY, experienced In bakery: neat,
quick, pleasing to trade; first class pay.
Cushman. 2l6o Sth, near li6th St
SI1AAlSTRESS--You Young woman who can sew
to come in half days or few hours a day.
one who makes her clothes preferred
Write, giving fun particulars, and state what
compensation is expected. q. T., Box Ii 161
Herald. Herald 50.
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sALESAfEN.
SALESMAN.

The Gerlach-Barlzlow Company worlds larr~
est exclusive manufacturers Of Art Calendars,
direct by mail adyertlaing and Holiday Greet
ings. has opening for aggressive salesman
able to sell specialized advertising seryice.
We sell 70 all classes OF business. Give full
experience IN letter for personal interview.
Gerlach-Barkiow Co. 10 East 43d ST., New
York city.
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CLERKS AND TYPISTS.

An Insurance Company has a few
clerical ana typing positions open
VI tho present time for girls of
bsventeen years and over. The
Positions are permanent. and offer
ndvantases 70 young women who
can aualify. The hours OF work
arc short and rapid advancement
in salary Is assured to those who
make good, no experience is nee
cssafy. bat "A good education is
required. High School graduates
are preferred. In replying state
ese. whether or not employed. and
Eive complete Information as to
education and previous experiences.
if nny. Address G 81 Herald.
Herald so.
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Statesmen.
We offer tho most splendid opportunity TO
the genuine Go Get 10 Statesmen desiring 10
earn on o commission basis not less than
St0O Per Week
selling tho most remarkable, complete and
authoritative set OF books ever offered 10
milady on beauty culture; these books have
the highest Endorsement of the screen stars
Call room 502 1850 broadway.
sALESaTEN-Write for list of lines rad fun
particulars; earn 81, 500 TO $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men. inexperienced or ex-
perienced; city or travelling. National Sales
mems Training Association, Csc, Gambler
Building, New York.
SALESMAN, Christian. thoroughly expert
enced, hustler, Pennsylvania, Ohio. bathing
apparel, sweaters: drawing account against
commissions. splendid opportunity for wide
awake. ambitious man. Mfbury, 543 Bway.
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statesmen

Statesmen.
800 SfOO
We have n proposition for several good,
ambitious men on which they can mako 800
and upward weekly. If you really want TO
work and are ambitious this can be the
chance you have been waiting for. Not a
real estate stock proposition See Mr..
Brady or Mr.. Drucker, 172 Livingston ST.,
BROOKLYN
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sALESAIEN WANTED.
"A man is known by the company he
keeps"
Birds Of a feather flock together"
Figs do not grow on grapevines.'
We are looking for inherently honest
men who wish 10 tell only the truth
when selling. White lies prohibited.
We can use few more OF the same
tyne we now haVe-nen who have the
ability to sell anything because there
is money In IT," but would not for
conscience sake.
II you wish 20 he proud OF your con
nection investigate n house that ap
plies tho Golden Rule faithfully See
Mr.. MekleHburs, $50 Madison ay., be-
fore IL o'clock.
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NALET-Japanese TO act as valet ana keep
house for bachelor: only one thoroughly ey-
perienced and having best OF references; ;
state salary expected. Box 10, 1926 St
James Bldg.
YOUNG MAN, HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE; /;
PREFER ONE WITH SOME BUSINESS
EXPERTENCE AND ABILITY ON TYPE
WRITER. ROsENWASsER BROS. INC,
346 JACKSON Az. LONG ISLAND CITY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

->s7-r-s~>~->><-~--N~-------~~-
Observation-Disclosures double entry
poolskeeper for wholesale notion house.
iltlst De neat. rapid. accurate and good pen
mar excellent position for right party;
iIrst class references required Don't apply
II not fully qualified. Beginners nbso-
lutely not considered. Address Accurate
se6 Herald, Herald So
boONkEEPER and stenographer, assistant
Tor high class business in Washington ID
~ permanent position; good salary. II 415
.Herald, Herald 81.
BETlMAfD-WAITRESS an Irish nirl.
iainiy OF three adults: private house: ref
Srence5 required. Call Thursday, 135 Man
nattan ay. between fo5th and 1O6th SITS.
CASHIERS.
We desire several experienced young ladies'
oyer 70 years OF age TO act as Cashiers; only
Kppiy.
LOTT. INC, EMPLOYMENT DEPT.
400 BROoME ST. N. Y.
GRANrBERMAID-WAIT good refer
ences: small family. Call between and
i2, a w. 72d.
CHANTBERMAID-wAIT sleep out:
white preferred Address 233 West SD ST
npt. "a. Call from 10 70 T.
CHAMBERMAID : WAITRESS, competent;
city references required. Call 100 Il, 7ist.
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wTncAL MEN.

mEr1cAL MEN.
Increase yc-r @ernings to $3.50 a week
Last week 80 men Joined our or
EHuization. You have good address,
ability and you want 10 build a good
future. Read the story OF Mr.. Elias.
ono of our best men, In the Business
Builders advertisement in the begin
ming OF these columns.
CLERK Tor high class apartment hotel. mid
dle aged gentleman Of experience Ad-
dress. With references, box 55. 1899 Sd ~.
COLLECTOR, middle aged is needed by n
large advertising publishing house. no re-
plies considered unless age. experience, ff
any. salary desired are clearly stated. " g52
Herald, $50 Broadway.
COUPLE. colored preferred, TO take entire
charge OF house IN country within 10 mites
Of NJ. X: wife cook and iaundress; man
butler. houseman, general work; small fam
lily, attractive place; state references, ex-
perionco. salary expected. &C. G Gle Herald,
$50 R'way.
CoTrf,E-Chauffeur mechanic wife assist
al house laif day country position com
Portable living quarters Rcpiy RI y. Fox
iN2. CNr Han station, stating wages and
reference
COUPLE vhile). Nith0ut ,htdrrn c1prf.
cnced. permanent. complete charge small
country house for Young and confederate
couple. Thone-stactcra as0~ ~sor-acsr Goa.
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SECURITY TELEPHONE SALES
MANAGER.
ESTABLISHED SECURITY HOUSE
WANTS a HIGH GRADE MAN WHO
CAN CLOSE FOR OTHER SALES
MEN; PREFER MAN WHO NOW
HAS FOLLOWING OF GOOD
s'AI4ESMEN: FOR THE RIGHT MEN
WE HAVE A REAL PROPOSITION
ON "A SALARY AND COMMISSION
BASIS, WHERE EARNINGS ARE.
UNLIMITED. CALL MADISON
SQUARE 1853. ASK FOR MT.
FRASER.
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TRAFFIC MEN
You can earn $50 week.
This IS not n position as n traffic
man, but as a sales man. You have
good address. ability, and YOU want
TO build a good future. Read the
story OF Mr.. Elias. one OF our best
men, IN the BUSINESS Builders advrr-
tisement in the beginning or these
columns.
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SALESAiEN.

Last weeks high score was ~ ,0is.
That was the commission earned by
our top man for the weak. With your
selling experience and our solid bu$i-
ness proposition YOU cen equal that
record. Besides, your consistent work
win put YOU in line In few months
for a permanent position as sales
manager or district sales manager in
the selling organization Of ono OF our
clients We want the BEST men on
earth TO represent us. Read the Busl-
ness Builders advertisement in the
beginning of these columns.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hlre--ra.senEer Cars.


tIAc-BEAUTIFrL PRIVATE m.
AGOJgGNE for hire. very reasonable hour,
6ay week. careful chauffeur. Phone Schuy.
tn 59ss.
CADILLAC limousine; westinghouse shock
Rbs0rhers day. week, month KIRWAN,
p'lone ii6o SCHUYLER.
CADILLAC 1910 limousine for hire rate
reasonable Phone WEISS. Stacs 4as
HUDSON super, latest limousine landaust,
$3.50. monthly, references. MILTON HORN.
Bryant $500.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire. moderats
rates BUCKLES. Phone Murray iiu
rSns.
PACKARD Twin s1XEs for hire; perfect
seryice reasonable rates. G. NJ. 3 q. Y.
WILLIAMSON 9ot NJ. 43d. Bryant t-ia-5s5p
PACKARD rVin NSty W. rour or day. rca
rouao1c owner d.lNes iiarlem @Ges
rIEE1 c-AREoW. rea. day or montu.
e1t,rtEN fan r 1ith. iailne,ander aeoo
Tor Hirc-wotor Trucks.
a toar from scranton, Portland, Mc.. kslu-
more load 10 klhary Boston. !. o.
NACAIIhsr. esn Busscr -st. nhslssa 1sEs.
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Statesmen
WHO WISH TO BECOME ExEcu-
IIVTS

WHO WISH TO BECOME ExEcu-
TIVES.
We need several honest, red blooded
men IN New York who can help and
ne helped by the practical cooperation
this house.
We have thousands OF clients who
must be served. A completely new
and practical sales plan IS producing
splendid income for our Organization.
Men without experience are finding
opportunity for life work.
This institution is completing the
personnel needed for a definite work
or expansion.
~ means quick promotion to Inn
portant executive positions.
II you arc In earnest, have personal
force, clean record and are over IS
years old, call after 10 A. NJ at nea-
est branch office:
Room ifo1, so y. 42d ST.. New York.
Room Is4 Metropolitan Life Building.
Room 5o2, 1852 Broadway.
Room P05. 80 Court st., Brooklyn.
BIZ Ethan Fiagg Building. Yonkers.
60l Prudential Building, Newark.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsAIEN.

WE WANT ALL THE LIVE
WIRE GO GETIERS IN TOWN
ON a STOCK PROPOSITION
THAT is THE BEST SELLER on
THE MARKET TODAY: THIS IS
THE ONLY THING YOU CAN
MAKE BIG MONEY ON. SO GET
in BEFORE WE CLOSE THE
ISSUEi BRING THIS AID WITH
YOU FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION
ARRANGEMENT. SUITE 4O3. l9s
BROADWAY.
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MATTRESSES wanted. Hospital. 81 East
42d 81.
WOMAN. resourceful, well educated. who can
develop quickly into executive with estab
lished business hours. salary $500 start.
Mr. Burns. So 9th av.. room 1913.
YOUNG woman wanted for Washington, j..
c., between IS and % years or age. 10
learn scientific skin treatment: must have
personality, DO well educated and possess
selling ability Opportunity for right party
70 share In profits OF business and manage
ment. Box 414 Herald. Herald eq.
YOUNG WOMEN.
We want 10 neat appearing, convincing
takers 20 represent high class proposition.
We offer steady position, salary. bonus and
expenses to the right parties. Apply Man
ager. World Building. room Az.
YOUNG woman.--will give Protestant good
home and board IN return for part service;
references exchanged. ~. G.. D63 kenyan
av., Plainfield. N. T.
YOUNG woman wanted. refined, 10 take
charge Of Two children and help light house
work. Mrs. Mncnobert, phone Columbus 1924,
~ Central Park West.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


Commercial Help Wanted.
PERSONNEL. EXCHANGE,
26 JOHN ST.
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Most OF Us Ike q job with a title.

n you are earning $40. $50 or SIS
week, you can earn $3.50 a week.
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TOMORROW CFRIDAY). MARCH %,
AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale VIII comprise great many
pleasure and business cars the property or
different consignors.
Special mention on the following Is ordered
NATIONAL SEDAN, 1919: IS IN beautiful
condition.
OIDSAOBIIsT ROADSTER, 1919: special
body; fine condition.
l.. n. DUNEIrY. Auc.ioneer.
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COOK and general houseworkcr wanted
experienced. country summer city winter
three adults. no children 70 care for. Call
2is West Tooth st., apartment sc. between
10 ana IL.
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Domestic Help Wanted.
PLEASE GALL EARLY.
c;ovcrnesses. French and English. nurses
for city and for travelling; cooks, French
chambermaids, Mattresses; 80 10 together
German and other housew orkers, French
butlcrs: excellent salaries. n. ". Domes ID
Arol~. ~ w. ga. room -
1T MISS HoFNRYERS 6 AGENCY.
20 l.. 4Sd st., 81 fonr.
swedish cooks, English Mattresses. Scotch
uursea. chRnbermsid, Waitress. French
rursea. couples.
COOK, Protestant, ss6; nurse $50; REFER
ences. Brcnnarrs sssri- Snflns ~sza. a7ix.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
S~~-~s-~--->-~~~--e--e
Commercial Help Wanted.
BARKER 4 NfACCOII
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS,
30 CHURCH ST
SECRETARLAL AND GENERAL OFFICE
POSITIONS.
REGISTRY FREE.
THE VOCATIONAL BUREAU.
n w. 42d (near 9TH av.).
Phone Vanderbilt 1856 for appointment.
BFtR. -STENO, Christian, $is-$22.
other high class positions.
OFFICE SERVICE COMPANY.
l0s PARK AV.
selectiyo Individual Employment Service.
BROWN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
zoo BROADWAY. CORTLANDT 35is.
DAVID AGENCY.
II WoEt f2d st., room b15.
HrRsT oCCTPATIQNAL EXCHANGE,
GO BROADWAY.
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Instruction.

THE wfI.FRED ACADEMY or
1tAfR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES OF INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALL BRANCHES, ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS; DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
153 w. 4fTH ST PHONE BRYANT 9455.
EARN s25-siho weekly: only through Prof.
Rohrer's. tho Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty School; 81 ur, free for service; earn
while learn. circular explains. 1ia VI. a2d ~.
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SALESMAN-Man femil
trade IN Brooklyn. "
Supply Co., 1341 Bushwi
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-05
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
State Highway Construction.

l.. Proposals for the construction of
a state highway at Marvel will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Commits
sion and Board Of County Commission
North Dakota. not later than 10 o'clock
A.. NJ, May -. 1921, at which place and
time they will be publicly opened and
read.
.. The proposals must be mailed to
or otherwise deposited with the county
Proposal for Constructing a State
Highway Federal Aid Project No. 1919
in Grand Forks county"
3. A certified check for 5T of the
gross sum bid must accompany each
proposal.
4. Contemplated work consists of six
miles of travelling involving approxi-
matelN S.220 Gu. yds. gravel surfacing.
furnishing. screening, loading and un-
loading and spreading and hauling.
5. A $500 deposit fec will be re-
CURED BY, the county auditor for each
will be returned when proposal is re-
ceived by him.
6. Copies of the proposal blanks may
be obtained from the county auditor.
the office of the county auditor and also
in the office Of the State Highway Com
mission at Bismarck. North Dakota.
where they arc open for examination to
any one Interested.
T.. All bidders are invited to be
present at the opening of the proposals.
S. The right is reserved to reject any
and all proposals, to waive technical
tiles. or to accept such as may be de-
termined to be for the best interests of
the county and state:
Dated April ~. 1921.
(signed) HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor.
(April 21-2S: Nav s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-05

BY the direction OF the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Grand Forks
county. 1 hereby give notice that sealed
bids will he received at the Office of the
county auditor. at the court house, in
the City of Grand Forks, North Dakota,
until 10 O'Clock A. NJ, May 18th, 1921,
for the construction Of any and ali
wooden. steel and concrete bridges that
may be ordered constructed during the
season of 1921, according to the plans
and specifications now on file in the
office Of the county auditor.
Bids must be submitted by the 'lineal
foot" for all steel truss and ''I" beam,
wood and concrete bridges, according to
size and construction as shown on the
Bids must be submitted on blanks
furnished by the county auditor, and
must be placed in sealed envelopes, adj
dressed to the county auditor and mark.
ed on the outside bids for Bridges
A certified check in the sum Of $500. 90
made. payable to the chairman Of the
Board of County Commissioners, condi.
Toned upon the bidder entering into
contract and furnishing bond Il con.
tract is awarded bidder. must accom-.
pany each and every bid. The Board or
County Commissioners resexYe the right
to reject DR. accept any or all bids.
Dated at Grand Forks, North Dakofs
.Ahis 6th day of April. 1921.
HANS ANDERSON,
C0nS naUAy41f0P
County Auditor.
april :1-:s; May 8. 1s211
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-05-05
NOTICE TO
State Highway Construction.

/. Proposals for the construction Of
a state. highway at Levant will be re-
ceived by the State Highway Commits
ers at the court house at Grand Forks.
North Dakota. not later than 10 o'clock
a. NJ. May -. 1921. at which place and
time they will be publicly opened n
read.
.. The proposals must be mailed to
or otherwise deposited with the county
auditor and shall be sealed and endorsed
Proposal for Constructing State High
way Federal Aid Project No. 11o) in
Grand Forks county"
3. A certified check for 5% Of the
gross sum bid must accompany each
- Contemplate work consists of
about Az miles of gravel road improve
ment involving approximately az acres
clearing n grubbing; ~ acres pioM-
Gao lin. it. guard rail. s.4sS Gu. yds.
gravel surfacing. furnishing and haul
1 IT. a. aHd d ia1fa'' nnd g fin sn3 #: IS. g DAM nm:
installing 2Ss lin. IT. concrete pipe Gull
verts. replacing 1914 lin. TT. concrete
sectional culverts. 26.4 Gu. yds. Class B
ton. s4.14 Gu. yds. Glass A concrete and
2.4aS lbs. reinforcing steel.
5. A $500 deposit fee will be re-
proposal blank secured. which deposit
will be returned when proposal is re-
ceived by him.
6. Copies Of the proposal blanks may
he obtained from the county auditor.
Plans and specifications are o N file in
the office of the county auditor and also
in the office of the state Highway Com
mission at Bismarck. North Dakota
where they are open for examination to
any one interested.
:. MI bidders are invited to che
present at the opening Of the proposals.
s. The right is reserved to reject
any and all proposals. to waive tech
determined to be for the best interests
of the county and state.
(Signed) HANS ANDERSON,
County ditto
Dated April 10. 1921.
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