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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15

Dublin.-There were &c attacks on
the crown forces in ireland during the
last week resulting in 2S casualties. ci
which IS were mortal, says the officia,
weekly summary Of conditions issued
here today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15
NOTICE

have several desirable locations on
which to build home. can sell you
lot and build you home with terms
reasonable. Phone 2999 for information.
". &. HOlt.-Adv. $40
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DERWILLO

Before applying Derwllo cleanse the
skin thoroughly with good cleansing
cream. (Lisk cold cream | have found
10 be the besD. The first application
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-15

Kindling wood of all kinds. soc and
slOO ner load. Hunts Planning Mill.
phone 500. 1876
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN.

We contemplate a vacancy In our sales
force that we intend 10 I'll by taking on an
aggressive. teachable. ambitious man VINO Is
likewise conscientious, clean cut and anxious
above all else to make connection where
both his present and future earnings will
run to figures OF which heretofore he has
only dreamed. This Is real chance for a
real man. He should be fairly well educated.
of course. as we'll want 10 entrust TO him
the responsibility of interviewing intelligent
at all unlikely that wen find early oppor-
tunity 70 Invest him with executive authority
and put him in charge Of others. All In all,
this Is an exceptional opportunity. II is Of
the utmost Importance that we find the right
man TO take advantage of Il at once. II you
are over 25 call between 10 and 4 to-day.
Suite 1910, 26 West 44th ST,
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MEN WANTED

WE ARE LOOKING FOR REAL MEN,
MEN WHO HAVE NEVER HAD
AN OPPORTUNITY TO SHOW
THEIR ABILITY. MEN WHO HAVE
WORKED FOR PROMOTION BUT
NEVER RECEIVED IT. MEN WHO
WOULD LIKE TO BETTER THEIR
PRESENT CONDITIONS AND AS
socIATE THEMSELVES WITH
PROSE- RoUs ORGANIZATION
WHERE THERE IS UNLIMITED AD-
vANcEdENT FOR THE MAN WHO
is WILLING TO WORK. AND
WHERE HE CAN MAKE AT LEAST
800 A WEEK.
1T YOU CARE TO BETTER YOUR
PRESENT POSITION AND WOULD
LIKE TO BE IN A POSITION
WHEREBY YOU COULD MAKE
MONEY. REAL MONEY, AND RE
CEIvE A REAL TRAINING THAT
WOULD FIT YOU FOR ANY POSI-
TIoN AS A SALESMAN. THIS
TRAINING WILL COST YOU MOTH
ING BUT A LITTLE OF YOUR TIME.
so CALL AT ROOM sl2 KNICKER-
BOOKER BLDG. 42D STREET AND
BROADWAY. AT 2 P. NJ, NO EAR
LIER, AND ASK FOR MR.. ELMAN.
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SAJESMEN

Among the readers of this column to-day
there should be at least ten men who have
been cropping in the dark in an endeaVor 10
get going in the right direction, in the path
that leads TO the success that insures nnan-
cial independence. Better let us point you
the way. Wen put in your hands a definite
selling plan, school you thoroughly in the
application of IL, make II worth your while
so that those of you who have already
achieved considerable success IN the field Of
craftsmanship will find yourselves immedi-
ately rewarded to a degree far beyond all
your former experiences. You ten men we
can use at once. Maybe a few more. But
must I'll the enviable openings not later
than tomorrow. Mr.. Dorland, room CO.,
30 Court q RroOllvn
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MEN holding executive positions in tho mo-
tor industry to-day are usually men VINO
went with their company when 1t was young.
Such an opportunity Is now presented by the
Kelsey Motor Company Call personally upon
Mr.. Coleman at company's display store,
i746 Broadway. 8 A. MO p. NJ.
MEN.
we have a most unusual opportunity for
ambitions men, age 25 to 81. Apply promptly
at 80 A. NJ. or Il. NJ. Smnllwood & Co,
$50 West 3ith St. ask for Mr.. Alston; or 20
Central av., Newark, n. J., asking for Mr.
Richards
REAL Estate - Lot statesmen will find II
profitable to call and see Mr.. Monks, leS
broadway, room 202. at 10 a. M or y. M
SALESMAN.
A national institution has opening for live
wire salesman TO sell it's service. The only
organization OF its kind In the country; now
expanding. We furnish service that APP
peals to every intelligent man or woman; no
securities or stock. QUALIFICATIONS I:
Wholesome personality, some selling expert
ence, tact. energy, ambition. Teachers, col
lege men and medical students might qualify.
liberal commission against drawing ac-
count 70 producers. Apply by LETTER only
giving age, experience, present position and
earnings and references. appointment Will
be made later. 100 Herald, Herald so.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.

THIS WAY TO A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS
CAREER IS OPEN TO YOU
IRRESPECTIVE OF YOUR FORMER OR
PRESENT OCCUPATION.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY FOR
ENERGETIC. AGGRESSIVE MEN.
% TO 40 YEARS OF AGE.
well established sales organization. OK
panding its activities and enlarging its sales,
managerial and executive staff, requires ann
bilious, earnest men 10 qualify for positions.
Principal qualifications are integrity. hon
esty of purpose and willingness 10 work
hard Experience not necessary, as we pro-
fer training men under our own organiZa-
tion plan Salary $50 a week and commits
sion TO those who qualify. II you believe in
yourself and think you can make good with
the proper support and cooperation II given
or p NJ. Ask for Mr.. Duckworth. room
202. 19S Broadway.
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statesmen ARE NOT BORN BUT MADE.

Able statesmen command the highest
compensation. We teach our men and
develop them into highly efficient
statesmen without cost TO them. We
are a selling organization with over
100 branches IN the United States and
Canada. Transfer to any bronch you
desire later. The work Is dign!Led
and remuneratiVe. Promotion 10
branch manager IS awaiting those who
qualify One hundred new branches TO
be opened.
We will be glad TO talk with any
one who can visualize an opportunity.
Apply in person to Mr.. Cairns, 20O
Broadway. suite 170s, between and
II A. ".
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs.
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILL louis GINsBURG. late of Mounerel
ct. New York, U. g. A.. and late OF
sister, Mrs. Rachel Levy of go Cheetham
Hiii road, Manchester. England. who is
anxious to know his whereabouts.
WILL ZAL.MAN HOROwITCH. late of
MINSK, Russia, please communicate with
his sister-in-law. Mrs. Rachel Levy of 22O
Cheetham Hill road, Manchester. England,
who Is anxious to know his whereabouts
WHEREABOUTS Mrs. Beatrice Margolis
and daughter, Harriet, wife of Mack Mar
golis; last address Rockaway Point. Please
communicate Box 500, 141S 9Th av.
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eARpENER-posi,ion wanted by practical

GARDENER-Position wanted by practical
man as working head gardener or estate
manager: 20 years practical experience
growing flowers, fruits and vegetables, both
outside and under glass; caring OF roads,
lawns. stock and poultry; rotation OF crops;
gas engines all ia rm machinery can handle
men 10 good advantage; willing TO board
help; American. Protestant, married, age 81
at present employed, but intends TO make
change best references. Address Gar
dentr. p. O. Box $40, Sag Harbor. l.. l.,
N. Y.
GARDENER, single; experienced green
houses, all outdoor gardening. 4 - Her
aid Herald 90
GARDENER. life experience, 70. single;
flowers, shrubs, trees, vegetables, repairs
about house: well recommended. James
Smith. 15i West s0th (basemenD.
GARDENER, useful J. NJ. $50 East 1921
81. Phillips.
GARDENER, horseman, COW: useful private
place. reference. 243 Herald, Herald SO.
GARDENER, chauffeur, Wishes steady DO
sttiokA Adss 1be6-nd en-
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SALESMEN
SUCCESS Is WITHIN YOUR REACH.
wonderful opportunity for men of ambi-

A wonderful opportunity for men of ambi-
tton.
Well established institution, preparing to
establish % branch offices requires % am
bilious young men between ages Of % and
50, TO qualify for managerial positions, prin-
cipal qualifications are honesty, energy and
willingness TO work hard; experience not nee
essary, prefer to train our own eX-
ecutiVes: salary $50 weekly and commissions
II you think you can make good, II you are
given an opportunity, call promptly az $3.50
Saith St. ask for Mr.. Aston. or 20 Central
av. Newark, N. J., ask for Mr.. Rickatds.
statesmen (3) WITH BUSINESS EXPERT
ENCE, OVER 80 YEARS OF AGE. FOR
SECURITY DEPARTMENT or CONNER
CIAL BANKING HOUSE. $1,000 TO $4,000
YEARLY ON COMMISSION BASIS. APPLY
Mr.. WARREN. SUITE Goa 293 BROADWAY.
tion: excellent opportunity for right men.
Apply to Mr.. McGehee, Great Northern Hotel.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

A Job for the summer or for life: have
number of positions open, for which you
are Ideally suited; experience Unnecessary
we pay well you can start now. work
through the summer and quit. or devote the
rest OF your life to the work and profit
beyond your dreams; are you Interested
Apply room 723 165 Broadway. ask for Mr..
GagnOn
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sALESMEN.

Young men. "a TO 35 years OF age. who
can sell or learn to sell. with energy and
pep. An excellent opportunity to learn
the brokerage business. Liberal salary
and comgission TO those who qualify.
Permanent connection and assured future
for right men. Ask for Mr.. Lee. room
207. 19S Broadway.
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GARDENER-SteRdy position with adults
for couple care small greenhouse and gar
den. wife for general housework licensed
driver preferred. III. LIGHT, 4oi 4th av.
MEN--I AM LOOKING
for a particular type OF man who Is IN
herently honest. who can faithfully represent
an organization OF national reputation and
record. Regardless OF your present occupa-
ton. you may be that particular man whom
can place IN n position 70 earn not less than
5000 per year. Call between I and
p. 81, -6Of 9th ep.. room Goa.
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Statesmen. EXECUTIVES.

SALESMAN, high class. for the State Of
Pennsylvania: must have following and ex-
nerience in knit goods high clase line of
iadies' misses and children's sweaters:
good opportunity for the right party COM
mission basis and drawing account; write
iii details in first letter, confidential. T 2s5
Herald Herald So.
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statesmen.

real opportunity is offered two young
men OF absolute integrity to become as
ISOLATED with national sales organization.
where men who qualify VIII be given every
announcement and support TO succeed In a
busines where we not only talk service but
give service; opportunity for constantly In
Apply by letter, giving past experience and
present employment The Dorland Agency. 8
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SECURITY Statesmen.
To sell 9es preferred issue with
common stock bonus in established
financial institution; earnings 1855
last year; prominent directors;
good men will he given excep-
tional cooperation; commission
basis only. See Mr.. Hayes, 10 10
4, room 1l04. West Saith St.
New York.
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SODA dispenser wanted only experienced
man need apply; salary S25 per week Play
House Shop. Rye. n. Y. Phone 213J.
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OLDSMOBILE. 1920 G cylinder touring.
Ike an absolutely new car throughouti
CO, 905 Atlantic av. Brooklyn, near wash
inEton aV.
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OIDSMOBILE 1920 Sedan, condition and ap-
pearance positively like new; real bargain
price and guaranteed by odsmoblle Co.. 905
ATLANTIC aN.. RrOnklNn- Wa ehinattnn m a
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OLDSMOBlLE. coupe. 1920. cylinder, prac-
ucaily new car in both condition and ap-
pearance; genuine bargain price and guar
anteed. OLDSAfOBILE CO oO5 Atlantic ay
Rrooklyn -
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WOMEN.
DO you want easy congenlal
work In your
OWN NEIGHBORHOoD
among the stores and shops whore
you do your buying and ARE well
known7
we offer you congeniai work that
Will bring you in nice income
pin money that can be earned
without interfering with your home
or house duties.
NO MERCHANDISE TO SELL.
Straight salary: no commission.
Call Monday morning between
A. NJ. and u NJ. Call at
25 City Hall-Place.
Mr.. Gosling, fifth floor
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
not over 80 years Of age. Of good appear
ance for permanent position with New
York firm remuneration on commission
basis until applicant demonstrates abil-
ity, after which salary and commission
win be paid r 524 Herald, 2s0 Bway.
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OLDSMOBlLE. 1920. 8 cylinder. sedan: me-
clanlcal condition guaranteed perfect;
stately appearance; very reasonably priced.
OLDSMQBlLE CO. 905 Atlantic av. Brook.
lNn, near Washington av.
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We train you and place you. Call or send
for catalogue over 5000 graduates; day
evening and correspondence courses. New
York School Of Filing, ITO broadway.
EARN s25-sl50 weekly only Through Prof.
ROHRER's reliable hairdregs, manicure.
llg w AID ST. or 10 4th av., Brooklyn.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE.
Large earnings and opportunities. Day,
evening classes. Call write booklet II. Will
tred Academy, l53 West 44th.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
BROWN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE.
Domestic Help Wanted.
GIRLS.
Why waste time
and car fare answering one adver-
tisement while without expense
you meet at our office hundreds
refined ladies waiting to employ
you? And, remember,
1t is free to you.
Call at
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1913 East 72d ST..
northwest corner Sd av.
LANG & BOECHERER CO., INC,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
43 WEST 38D ST. ESTABLISHED 1890.
Numerous positions open In good families.
with best wages. cooks, chambermaids, walt
resses, kitchenmaids, laundresses, COVER
nesses, nurses houseworkers, &c; no branch
office.
o. AT MRS. HIRsH's AGENCY. 49,,
Cooks. chambermaids. laundresses. wait
ressess; city or country private or boarding
house.
+. =, xfT,s,
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1ss1).
1o49 LEXINGTON AV. (T5TH.
Cooks. Mattresses, chambermaids. nurses.
houseworkers. couples.
Chambermaids, cooks, l6itchenmaids. wait
resses. parlormaids, nurses, laundresses,
ladies' maids, general housemaids, imme-
dately.
AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST., Sd floor.
Cooks, laundreSses. chambe rmaids, watt
resses. children's nurses. useful couples. Sec
ond men.
Ida sEELEY AGENCY.
SO West 52d.
Buffers, I'd men, cooks, I'd cooks. k'raids,
Mattresses. ch' bermaids. laundresses, nurses.
COOKS, chamber1naids cook, pastry (plain)
general work. maids, nurse; registration
gratis. Ellie Emp. Agency. 1914 Lex. av.
DLUMs Employment Agency furnishes eff.
Client. reliable houseworkers. chamber
maids, cooks, nurses, waitrcsses 1924 9th
av. Plaza $3.50.
MRS. r. STRICKER g. NEPHEW,
81 West 5Sth st.
Have openings for all positions good
places. current wages, private families.
HOUSEWORKERS, mattresses, ch 'bermaids,
cooks; excellent positions. Tinka Andersen
Emp't Az. 2204 B'way. mr.. 50. Schuyler 1892.
HOUSEWORKERS, cooks, chambermaids,
good positions. Bertha Carlson Employ
ment AZ. 22s0 B'way. cor. SD. schuy 1919.
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY, 20 W
23d ST. Murray lIill 0432. Supplies help
OF all nationRitles.
NURSES, infants and small children; ex-
perienced good references. Wettler Agency.
1S' West AID.
4 good place for good positions.
Wettlers Agency, Mrs. German. Mgr,
1S WEST 48D ST.
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY, 20 w. 28d
St, Murray Hin 0432, requires help OF all
ationalities
COOKS, $76-$i00 kitchenmaids. Mattresses
and laundrCsscs wanted Immediately.
Duffy's Agency, 2 w. 47th st.
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FLOOR SALESMAN

FOR A LARGE NEW YORK WHOLE
SALE MEMS UNDERWEAR AND
HOSIERY CONCERN SELLING TO
THE RETAIL TRADE, TO WAIT ON
HOUSE TRADE AS WELL AS GALL
ON RESIDENT BUYERS AND OUT
OF TOWN BUYERS Az THEY COME
TO NEW YORK. APPLICANT MUST
BE EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SALES
MAN AND BE FAMILIAR WITH
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY LINES
AND PREFERABLY ONE KNOWING
RETAIL TRADE IN MANY SEC
TToNs OF THE COUNTRY. REPLY,
GIVING FULL INFORMATION AZ
TO AGE, EXPERIENCE. REFER
ENCES &C, r 277 HERALD,
HERALD SO.
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NATIONAL 1918 touring, snappy appear
ance. perfect condition. sell reaaonabie
Phones stuyvesant 1910. Audubon 1885 1877
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MERCEDES speedster; exceptionally fine.
SS75. 23G West 50th
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
SEC URING BusIN Ess


CAPIrAL ouICK KLY
Forceful. high-powered. convincing presente-
ton, through right channels, based on origt-
ment or Working capital, in any amount. In
record time and at minimum cost. we
specialize IN every phase OF financial writing srI
BURNS COMPANY. Wlthsrspooa building.
Walnut and Juniper streets. philadelphia
Pa. Telephone. Walnut 1885.
A FAST Erowing corporation expanding
throughout the Eastern States desires man
that will invest $1,000 and give active SER
VICES such man must possess S S ssora exeeu.ase
ful IN obtaining results; give full particulars.
* 7ss Herald. 280 Bway.
WILL ASSIST ANY Weld
NATE9 N4sTEbR RBsIMR5s RBBiTHSsAn THdH CAPITAL.
NOMINAL CHARGE. DO
NOT REQUIRE PLEDGING
ACCOUNTS. Add. F. L. G.. 13os B'way.
MANUFACTURING some chemicals, phar-
maceuticals. toilet articles. essences. bev-
erages; will pay over 100 per cent. protit;
start you on percentage basis. CHEMISTS,
122 E. 31st St. Brooklyn.
INVESTOR willing to furnish capital TO
growing concern for expansion: investment
anteed: opportunity. L 1878 Herald, BSlyn.
WILL pay 1oe5 bonus for a loan of $500
first mortgage new factory building. Pater-
son. N. j.; cost SIS 900: will pay interest for
two years. Q. B. A., Herald. ESQ B'way.
PARTNER wanted; honest. reliable, active
man or woman to invest $1,000 new enter
prise, which is the only ono of it's kind.
T 2s8 Herald. Herald SO.
GARAGE business end building for SALE
four stories. old established business In
restricted zone. Phone Bushwick 1908.
FURNISHED. IA rooms, corner, years
straight. MORGAN, 2a West 81st
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OWEN MAGNETIC, 1919, has been in
storage for one year. only gone i5, 900
miles; written guarantee. v V. AUTO EX-
CHANGE, l46 w Beth
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NAPibR CEnglish). 4 passenger; most in
dividual sport touring, latest Importation:
exec lent condition. KOTHE. 1886 West 52d.
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YOUNG MEN.

We have o number of openings for single
young n en- between the ages Of ~ and p
years 10 learn the installation OF telephone
switchboard; no experience necessary. good
pay while learning.
o 500 Herald. Fulton st
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oLDsMoBTLE COUPE 1920. HILETr
,5I 5MoToR TG GAP CO.. 1854 BROADWAY. AT
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oLDSMOBILE 1918 touring car: cylinder:
1913. 236 West 59th
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MANWELL touring late 1919; thoroughly
overhauled. repainted looks like new now
tires many extras; $425. Phone Wildwood
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HUDSON super six pass: sport model:
23G West l9th st
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MERCER speedster, very classy, perfect,
5000 l212 Bedford av.. Bklyn. Lafay. 7OSe.
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HUDSON super six model NJ touring car;
oyerhauled: guaranteed 81 0T5. HUDSON
USED CAR DEPT. 236 West 59th St
West 59th 81
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HUDSON five passenger touring. $500: per-
ot Ieet l212 Bedford av., Bklyn. Lafayette
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FItIICE AItROW, series 4, IS horse power,
passenger touring thistle green, recently
painted and thoroughly ovcrhauied So, 500.
d. NJ. PERRY, Bound Brook, n J.. or 3
Maiden lane. New York city.
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Instruction.

YOUNG women for cleaning. Sloan Hospital
AT w seth ST
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STOCK sALESMEN

Men who mean business can make
money selling preferred and common
stock In old established, very profit
able manufacturing business paying
dividends. Nelson g. Co, 334 9th av.
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~ DSON pass. super-six. 1912. motor per
feet 40 Canal st. Canal O9JS.
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HUDSON super six limousine: model NJ ex.
cepllonal bargain: 81 $50. 236 Mest 10Th at
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HUDSON--Wil sell at sacrifice contract for
new Hudson touring car or sport model.
SULLIVAN. Bowling Green $3.50; 16 Bridge
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PAIGE 1920 pass. touring, excellent condi-
ton $1,000. Phone Stagg 2771-M.
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PACKARD, IS h. p. g passD, touring: per.
feet condition. EINBERGER, Astoria 32T6.
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mechanically perfect: will sacrifice
sAUTE STORAGE. 456 East 1880 ST. Phone
fremont 1919
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HoUsEwoRK. city, Irish girl, wishes po-
sition. 30i w. Ssth ct. call basement.
HOUsEWC RK-ciiri, colored; small family.
A Call 2l1 West G1st. Morris.
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HAYNES, 1921, bargain. 81 900: 1000 miles.
l2l2 Bedford av.. Bklyn. Lafayette 70se.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks, &c.

Cooks, &c.
COOK.-By colored woman as cook In private
family at seashore; personal references;
none but first class need apply. Walker
121 w. h3d st. Call Monday.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-21

nations-and on Thanksgiving Day for food donations"
 pr, Reeks said that goo pounds of turkey would be required to feed the patients and the employees, as well as tho nurses
 If persons here so desire, Dr, Rceks said, they could notify him at the hos pital not later than Tuesday that uur- key would be their contribution.
 AS for other foods grapefruit, oranges vegetables, jcllics and other delicacies-Dr, Rccks urged that the appeal. of Mrs, Traut be followed and that tNe offerings be left at the churches and schools tomorrow, ap- propriately marked, Collection of these gifts will be made under the di- rection of Mrs. George w. Traut,
 By these gifts said Dr. Reeks, the people of New Britain can make real what Governor Lake says in his Thanksgiving proclamation, to offer humble and hearty thanks to AL mighty God for the abundant harvests in our land.'"
New Britain herald., 1921-11-21
HOSPITAL PLEA
 MADE BY DOCTOR
Chairman ReekS Explains Needs Of Donations for Thanksgiving

Emphasizing the appeal of Mrs. Elise Traut as printed in The Herald Friday evening, on behalf of the Womans Hospital board for food do- those of the Chidren's Home, pr, T. Eben Reeks, chairman of the cNocu- tive committee of the New Britain general hospital, pointed out today that Manufacturing day offers q splen- did opportunity for New Britain pco- pie to cooperate in bringing joy to the patients,
 Tt is on Thanksgiving day and at Christmas time that the public can as sist the sick in realizing the happiness of full life," said Dr. Rocks, and it is by the spirit of giving that that realization can be brought to those who cannot leave their beds
 "On these two great holidays in the year the hospital authorities try to do their utmost to make easier the lot of the patients. However, the manner in which the people of New Britain have responded in the past with their gifts of food, prompts Us to appeal to them again this year.
 "Our hospital expenditures this year were over $175,000 and approximately $48,000 of that amount was the in come from the Miller bcquest. We are day by day striving to make our hospital a greater hospital in accord ance with the splendid help the pco- pie gave year ago, but like other public institutions of this nature, we must still look to the public for do-