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CONWAY

Mr.. and Mrs. John Wood of lr
vine, Ky. we're with home folks
from Saturday until Monday Mr.
Woods sister Matty Mae returned
home with them. - Miss Lottie
Dalton who has been teaching at
Berea, has returned home. - We
are surprised to hear of a we'd
ding here last week. Mr.. Russell
LinviIle aud Miss Emma Wynn
weie married at Richmond, left
for Battle Creek, Michigan Mrs
: allie Beldon and daughter PEI,
who have been in Hamilton, Ohio
for some time have returned
home. Mrs. Sallie Wood and
Hettie Kidd spent last Thursday
with Mr. and Mrs Swinford.
near Dispu,anta, Mr.C!edus Vi
ars nd Boyd Miracle called on
two of our prettiest girls Friday
n.ght. Mr.. Jas A Franklin was
IN Berea Saturday. = Mr.. Stanley
Payne was up from Living
ston between trains, Friday.
There was large crowd ont to
the speak ing Saturday night. -
Misses Grace and Beatrice Will
Jams were in Derea last week, Wis
itiug Mr.. and Mrs. Chasteen. -
c. B Kidd and George Wynn
were in Mt. Vernon. w. l. Skid.
more is on the sick list. Mr..
Dewey Huff was in London from
Saturday until Monday. Jas A
Franklin was in Scaffold Cane
Tues day.
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HOPEWELL

Misses Bessie aud Eva HaSty
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with Misses Jewel and Bessie
Barnes. MIR. Edd Barnes ana
family and Miss Katie Baker, of
near this place, spent Saturday
and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Barnes, at Cove. - NJ {.
James Uoan, of near this place, is
among the sick - Mr.. Jal,e Nc
Lemore of near BrOdhead, was
with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Hood,
at this place, Sunday. Mrs. Clara
Carmical, OF this place, spent Sat
urday with Mrs Carmical at Nj.
Vernon - Misses Marguerite
Vada and Julia Kirby spent Sat-
urdsy and Sunday with their
grandparents. Mr.. ard Mrs Frank
Kirby. johnnie Clontz, of Mt
Vernon, was in this part last
week, talking to the voters. -
Rev. James Barnes Will preach at
the grove near Jesse Livesay $.
next Sunday, at 2 o'clock. June
Goth Ever, body cordially inyited
to attend - Mr.. and Mrs, Wm.
Sexton spent SuId y with Mr..
and Mrs Bud Sexton -Clarence
Hasty spent S, turday night with
OrviIIe and Andrew Sowder Mr.
and MIS-, Hamp Sex on spent sun
day with Mr.. and Ms. Geo. Ho, d
Mis-. michel Norton spent Mon
day with Mis- VIM SOWder.-
The drOuth still continues in this
part. but the people. men and
women, and al: o little children are
still hCeing and digging, waiting
and hoping for good rain to con
and we believe it will C me il due
time for us all to raise something
to eat, for We all know that if we
do our part, the Lbrd will do his,
and we will get thru even though
we NAV have hard times - Mr.
and Mrs Wan. Sowder spent
Sunday with Mr. and MIS-. Char
lie Shepherd. 1t seems the far |
mers of this section want more |
bread to eat and less berries, as
the, have cut most of the briers |
down We don't elieve any of Us
will be worried mucn in cannIns /
berries this year. Mr.. Nathan
Of this place, was called
To pineville, Saturday. TO see his
daughter, Mrs. Mart Owens, who
is very SILK. He was accompanied
by his sou George. !
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FOR SALE: Home known as
John McClary property where /
nov live, fror ting the street, run
ming back TO the orchard, contain
ing about seven acres, well in
barn lot, good sistern, good barn
nine stalls aud twelve foot drive.
way. good hen house and corn
crib. good smoke house. Dwelling
house with six rooms and front
and back porches; a desirable
home. Will sell worth the money.
G.. V. Owens. "A II
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CASTORIA
For Inf nts and Children
IE Use For Over 80 Years
s,sa.,:.. S.~.S: &: e Of a' IMAgzzss

Homer Thompson, son of the
late Grant Thompson, passed III
to the last long sleep at his home
at Willailla. this county, June ",
aud was laid 10 rest on the 18th
at Providence. He married Miss
Dorothy Owens, daughter of Will
Owens of Willailla, less than a
year ago, and the young wife,
his widowed mother, several Sis
ters, two brothers and a host of
friends mourn his loss.
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Chandler of thi, place last week.
FwU chillren Ut Mr. and Mrs
Frank Robbins have been very
sisk with mel~l,S - Miss Mn u
Pike has rCtuiU'd tu her home
at Livingston, aftr II pleasant
visit with her cousin. Miss Ruth
Firth - q. a Firth is at home
with hls family this wer,:. -
Little Miss Edna NJ, sser of Mt.
Vernon is visiting her grand
mother MIS- Hap and other
relatives here this week N.
Vanhook aud on Robert we're
in Mt, Vernon Monday Maurice
Firth aud family have returned
from Illinois aud moved back to
their old farm near HIATT Mr..
and Mrs Dan Gray ard Mrs.
Dewey SOwdrr, were in Mt
Vernon Monday - l.. W. Bplhur.
um WIS down finm Mt Vernon
Monday -Rtv Dunn will begin
a series of meetings at the
Christian Church July ilth.
Every one is Urged to attend --
Walter Robins was in Mt Yer
uOn Saturday. - Roberts Iovai
Nine crossed bats with London
Saturday defeating them by II
Sco"e Of 10 toe The Brodhead
boys Played loose ball behind
Payne i'll the tir.tt1o innings al
lowing London their six taliies.
Drew ascended the mound in the
third inning, while London felt
the pill for only one hit and no
runs The feature of the game
was the sluggiug of the Brod
head Nine, Haggard regaining his
batting eye, TOR five hits. and
Drew's ihtee base hit with the
bases full. Brodhead again de
feated Crab Orchard at the fair
ground Sunday by a score of IA
to ?. They wonder W Y they
can't make over two runs off of
Brodhead. VIII can solve the
mystery? Our junior teams also
won two games with Mt. Vernon.
Junior teams Saturday. A fast
game is expected ut the fair
ground tomorrow between BrOd-
head and Berea Everyone should
be tn ere to see this fight,
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Arber G Towerv, son of Cor
ne'ius Towery of Berea, FOR merry
resident of the Wilde sectio n
of this county, is reported amDn g
the four officers and fourtv nine
enlisted men abulrd the lost
Naval Tug, Conestoga. This
ship sailed from Mare Island
March IS for Samoa via Pearl
Harbor and no word has been
heard from it since, spite a
thpurough search of the Pacific
W ters.
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Princess TIE Alta and her Company
will give Indian songs dances and le
gends at our Chautauqua.
Princess TIE Alta is an exceptional
dramatic reader and interpreter OF
the dances of the Red Man. Dowan
win is the greatest Indian contralto
These talented artists were select
ed by Thurlow Lieurance, one of the
foremost authorities on Indian music
TO present this unique and artistic
program of Indian songs. lullabies
legends and dances. A part Of then
program will be OF standard art
songs. All are college graduates
Their costumes are gorgeous and
very expensive
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AGENTS MEN & WON EN-

Make big money selling LaTus
ca Gems. the stone that really
looks and wears like Diamond.
Every piece exact copy of nigh
priced Diamond jewellery. Detect
ed only by experts, Guaranteed
Five Years. Write tor illustrated
Catalogue and Agents terms.
Larusca Ge ms Co, Lexington, Ky
Children Dry
FOR rle1cHsR'S
GAS ST.ORlA
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VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be-
cause Of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
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just received a new line of
waists and skirts.
Sutton & McBee,
Mount Vernon signal., 1921-06-24

These Judge and with
record as republican, o be nominated the
le speaker Hon Leonard Mece will tell the Republicans
Kennedy betrayed the Republican Party Pulaski
ticket a
s schools All should ladies'
especially. no.
Gs GRIFFIN, Chairman Campaign Committee
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~. VERNON FAIR A ROCK.
CASTLE FAIR

Er. VERNON FAIR to encourage the farmers of
CASTLE FAIR this county to get their products
The Directors of the Mt and stock in good shape and
Vernon Far Association IL show them, and is believed
meeting voted unanimous that there will be things
~ To make the Mt Vernon Fair shown this than be
this year strictly Rockcaste fore Wien the folks that
County Fair TE means that they competing only
all entries Rockcsie prIlucs
owned and all money paid to county. Remember the
Rockcastl. peope This is done dates, August roIII2
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MT. y VERNON ~ SIG NAL y
Published every Frida, by a. + MILLER

. ~ second.cinss mail matter.
V a f. MILLER
For Iailur
Mrs ELLEN PRICE
W VI. McNEW,
WILLIAM ARNOLD Jr
WADE II. LIVESAY
ISOM b SAVIOR,
IOHNNN CLONTl
MONROE NJ. MILLER
Little TOM TAYLOR
JOHN {. HOWARD
For Magistrate 1st District.
w. B. SIGMOM
IonN W. MARLOR
For Magistrate 2nd District.
HARRISON c. KIRBY
!. w. BULLOCK
Magistrate It'll District
DELLARD COTTON.
". u. MULLINS,
For Magistrate 9Th District.
FREEMAN KETRON
FF ROBBlNS,
For Constable lth District.
JOHN G.. KELLY,
For Tax Commissioner
RICHARD BRANAMAN
JOHN r. PlGG,
Representative Slst District.
W.M COTTON
CONSTABLE 4th DISTRICT
J. IL BAKER
Constable 5th District
For Representative
CHAS. a. CHANDLER
Of London
slst Legislative District
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ANNOU UNCEMENT


We A'' ""''''.I '''" Z" '''"" ''
Party at next August Primary
For ,ir,ni, m,lpe
~. f.. tBIILl DAVIS.
'''''>'
For County Court Clerk.
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GOLD MEDAL.
xsNNNL EM Oh
W. gAy.cTIss1 *,

The world standard remedy for these
disorders, will often ward off these dis
eases and strengthen the body against
further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists.
Look for the meme Gold hedal on every bsz
and accept no imitation
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

COLORED HELP furnished. all kinds: re-
liable: no charge CoIored Protective AS
sociation. G31 Pine st. Phone Lombard 6Oi2.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT EXECUTIVE
Open for temporary or permanent engage
njtnt; IS years experience in corporation and
public accounting, credits, collections and
office management. Phone Belmont 25fS ].
BOOKKEEPER, IL years experience: last
employer discontinued business: best ref:
mod. salary to start Il 3lS, Ledger Office.
DITTI IER-Iady desires to secure position
for him: reason closing the house: butler.
valet or cook, first class; Japanesci honest;
good worker; references. Mrs. b. w. Leigh.
Spring Lake, \. J.
CHAUFFEUR-EXp., reliable Jap. wishes
position: useful: references. A. 30S N. 18th
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DEATHS

---------- !. r,.,,or at (a2d St and ELM
WOO, Church 10 A. NJ Int ho'' 'r0f'
esE eesurnAN-A,@N n ssrtgs%, Isy, ays yssi,.AsasS A,Issi
He'll. FF$B.sSs hssss ss,ss. i STsrI.s.s ssl
sre invited to s the ssryto az the oliver II. Bsir
noon ,stS Eye 0cSostSpt SsiGSnt st. Phis Pa. Inter
mMEkRH. ,,ss;, 90 NEE setti tcoiins, Relatives
esrfi. invita- e SSsi PINE Tsuss sse se
A. NJ. from rsS'a9t"st 81. James Church 10
A,iEssiNdER..Ato NJ Nav TeSiiSSaafio 1871 NofTis, s
TyS.SsnS T:ss%iSs''SSt g Emma ,,Sy Wilson Messenger
%tSs-SSiifii y, ;sss Siii, q; !aeg %si%sn, Rsis,ISs;
:sya, and HTSaf S wsDss sSs rSssoDHe isss e.
ss Int private wss NSrG s{i:@ f@'
p RjSssrs.-rn,erea into rest, oct a., ,,!J, ~
kks, k Tfs A. iss% s.t tapsia ss.
S}@ssi; SS}S@s.isr .sg e.. D. o.. o., .wpsrw NJ son o,
ITRPaTGi-GQGasn; sYG Ganss g. MURPHY !nes diiiess,i
hnss5eS h.s months and 2 weeks, a., Belattivsss Spd SNpd
from psrsn,' is FssidstpITi al Tols S'ss ssspSsSro
SEgMANNYNv9Sssni ,,S 4 Neo@snn 81 ,u.s NS Walker Res:
W,.na W.. nd friends. also st. Thomag' b v. NJ
@ @soiss and LsasS Q, s9SIsS TsSF, hs'Tt M E'
s% e. % sSSs% f5gFfaa 3 aoS e e Io.s T"e%H: Ss%
AqylSIfssi AqSylSIfssilG:@oSt. lI:ooo 70, JAMES husband Of
Msrssret 4. o'NeIll (neo MsGoldT,Sn, HslS, fron
ysssn,SSS,,derS and fglsnGsf of A%erioS invited ~
HsTsl R.uaem nDS Sish mass church o. st. M9nlcas
NpAiNkksfROGSSE.@Noy. i. 1921. EMILY
LUCY widow Of RICHARD r. PipEs,t,onSe't ny,,sS 10 agea i
q FSiSiiSis' FsSnSISi ssrvces. Snd % FL. resi-
s,nse, snS SioG hardwood ave. Int private
WssSEsnFssEs,Goct' 81. MARY JANE. wife OF
Albert k. Reese tnee Donovenl Relatives
and friends are invited TO attend fNnera,'
Thurs, A. NJ. lato residence. l1I' ,hs r.;
Hswson st. Solemn reauiern mass AT tne
Church 9i the Holy Name A. M INT
New GatheaBrInaiIr ar Iair 40, 1EIA 70. daugh-
Tor of Seville and the late Tea HfTSsR gr6et,,pc
neinhardt. f,nn unerdS Cn' pa. Friday, ,
RR!vS&f R&,, I%Pt6 a JP%5Jyate: su1ssrIy, Oct. 30.
NEAdElFR ds FRlaSsrdsoo nee idckhard! aged as
Ss'c Sss cohSfS hSas'M Medical H $50 sSefy
aasa member are i9g''eq pesTdenee. 1sbs n
Shroad 4, int. 7pTTlvSstess Hemain' may be
Nswstdi sswTstdi,TyhPssE,,.oct. yhssIEs, 81. MARY c., widow
FrSdeT'ff td fuSsRnl FRI eS sso a. H. from
nyMeo " ~ nm Sa5o u i"ithgov 81, Mass
reslaehcey ey-Ivara ~ n Church 10 a. NJ
NoSstiNEiDI;R. 81. 1921. ANNA.
,SS, ~ Caaper Schneider tnee Kaufman
wlaSwG IeS az o' Relatives and friends are invited
aUsu,tcna funeral services, Thurs, 2 p. NJ.
4 her late residence. 415i y. Darie9 St
| IN, III. Peace Gem. Friends may call We'd
ave-
SCHwEITZER.--Ort 80, HENRY A.. hus;
band Of Margaret SchweitZer ana son OF
| Mary and the late Adam Schweltzer. AGED
5S Relatives and friends are Invited TO at
tsnd funeral Wed. 3 I. NJ. from his late
rssldence 340G Old York road. Int. North
wood Gem. Remains may be viewed Tues
eve, ., ,,,oo.,,Nr .,,. -,
wilbur Claus Seitz. Relatives ard friends
are nyitel TO attend funeral. Thurs, $50
i A, NJ, from tho apartments OF Harold B.
Muligan. 10th st. and Germantown ave-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
ADVERTISERS!
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER

WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER
TO n competent advertising woman, expert.
enoed both as writer and executive, In pro-
ducing out-of-the common ideas, copy. and
RESULTS?
:, Exceptional success in putting across n
'dignifled. unusual or difficult proposition.
Familiar with methods Of promotion through
printed matter and as completely at home ~
form-letter campaigns as was Br'er Raboit
In n brier-pntch,
REQUIREMENTS: Interesting work; con:
nection with n high grade concern. and, OF
course, real salary. Agency worl, not
wanted. Box y 4o2 ledger offlce.
woMAN-Wanted; motherly New England
woman Of good family would like the
care OF one or two children the year round in
home, situated in delightful Granny Hills.
overlooking Connecticut valley references
furnished. Mrs. William Papple. CRANKY.
Mass.
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MEN--HAVE you THE ABILITY. CON:
iI MERGtkY 2sH TSEGHTMsIITTAfdhaETw PTsITfda TwrT9
DEPENDS ON YOUR INITIATIVE, HON;
BsTY ASSP HARD, WORK % APPLY 1lSs
PROMOTER
Must have ability to sell stock in established
business in food products. whose profits are
guaranteed: present Investment sac, 900; de-
sire additional fall issue. 3ss. Ledser on.
SALESMAN - Exceptional opportunity for
speciality 5niesmau to secure territorial
rights IN Western New York and Penrsyl.
vania on very successful line, established
over 25 years; large extensions nearing COM
plction Will increarc available output;
straight commission with full cooperation
from company: proposition An extt nsiye one
ond We desire q nan with automobile: South
crn territory ava liable in wIn.er months. Ac-
dress Fountain Tens, Box 53c. Westerly,
r. l.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALB
ticnerai

CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Nov. and
Dec; many yacancieei salary t14OO-S1b00
write for sample test. 142l. ledger Omice.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Dec. and
Jan. many vacanclesj salary t14O0-S1s00;
write for sample test 1921. ledger Office
BUSINESS SERVICE CO., 11I4 Land Title.
stenos. s18 $40: clerks. figuring. sl5-sts.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

sPklNG Garden, 2OOl--Two rooms and
bath hardwood hoDrF. electric b. n
N,vln. a2n \ 2,ttt "
l27 =, 10TH ST, THE qeneYaj 1 ana 2-rm.
suites with bath. well Aeryiced In tho
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INVENTORS
PROMOTERS
ORGANIZERS


INVENTORS
PROMOTERS
ORGANIZERS
BUSINESS MEN ...i,-
Organize your company in PcnnsylVanla ununedd
the Common Law plan issue SUM C,TnGiuion-
bonds sell them to raise SSa Sa pi'S! ronmon Law
doiLsr company Sosss TTbs, Corpora toms
LIQUID GoIphnles are stoc,, Ives no franchise
t re ar ar ~ p,5li Taports Ali the advantages
OF corporations without the restrlCtiohs'
CALL PHONE OR WEITEs; 70
CORPORATION ORGANlZATICN Va
sol GROCER l5UlLDlsTSS',,,, O 70 Z
PHONE LOCUST 0S0S, open Dal!y- "
Open Monday and Thursday hyeni.s g No.
co INTO INDEPENDENT BCStEES'sS,o o,yr
800 we will give you the risEt 20 1oncap
formula for the production Of a very ,GGshST,
nd extraordinarily effective hre eH',i;s IN, cost
easy to handle and manutacturti,Ia oi,a, ask any
within reach of the amalest poCnrS, poCnHrrSII,nadity OF
this nature: in addition we Will Else oSeToiat,
alructlons' cohHuSt'. tSyIoC uy busineFs; there In
none to be made n ddrs,s tI.s 3iC. Ledger
suitlhE ChtllISl. ,u A,iti ,,ou fulI partiC Cuiars
GlILGs, ana We WI! lss9!s 80
SALES M&E' ,iSa 'pbiadeiphia manu-
:sta n.isned iasl.sT%%'ME 55,hs man Of Ceancut
pers6naIIty. force and education as @ sa,os
sXecutive ior widely known big-demand autTI IniiI
motive product to such d" man as oF,sr TtIr
measure up to our TSGI.Iinr TSGuir"Iv,' and owner
!bs raj salary plus comnS'IITn oGmnS IITnnlestHent atm viii
ship IN OuT cGnp2ny' ,SI,nuu mpf6re
1.. lFnI
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General
WE WANT A
CERTAIN
YOUNG MAN

There Is no such thing as hard times
in the Accounting profession. II you
have the proper knowledge OF Ac-
countsncy you can obtain Good.
Paying Position, but you will need
Special Training now more than ever
TO qualify. There Is no excuse for
you remaining IN position where
there is no opportunity for advance
ment. Let US train you and help you
secure a suitable position, just as we
have trained many others who are
now Head Accountants, Executives
or Business Men. We have trained
more men holding the C. p. A. degree
than any similar institution. Study
during spare time under direct SUI
pervlslon Of largest stan Of Certl.
fed Public Accountants. FOR DE-
TAILED INFORMATION. CALI"
PHONE OR WRITE
ACCOUNTANTS SCOTT
Phone Locust $40.
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MEN
Arc you sincere7 DO you really want TO be
biz? We want several men over "a years OF
age, who have n good personality and are
thoroughly honest and ambitious: no exp. Is
necessary. 1928 Widener Bldg.
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YOUNG MAN, about Is yearS. Rood oppor-
tunity for one who ID ambitious and willing
to work himself up; state age. education,
eNDcr!enCc II any, etc. Apply J. +U4, Ledger
Offc0.
YOUNG MEN wanted for inspectors and test
ers on electrical and mechanical appara-
tus; no previous experience necessary; start
Ing rate 80 cents per hour and up, depend
Ing on education and experience. Write, Civ
Ing age. education and previous experience
Il 3nG Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-02

WATCINIA EER
familiar with Swiss and American move
mcnts; mast haze own tools. Apply Employ
lnent Bur eau. fourth fOCr.
GTMBEI. BROTHERS
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SALEsMAN-CoTToN GOODS
Salesman having acquaintance with the
Philadelphia clothing manufa cturlng and
tailors' trimming trades to sell a represen-
tativo line OF cotton goods for large New
York converter: state references. experience
and expectations VI 335. Ledger Ofrce.
Statesmen Responsible house wants 3
men. capable OF producing results, selling
n Pennsylvania Public Utility, per cent
preferred. with share of common az bonus
Those who can produce call at Suite 600. 92o
Chestnut st.
sALEsNAN TO SELL ACCOUNTING
SERVICES: ONE WITH KNOWLEDGE
OF ACCOUNTING PREF; GOOD COMMGS-
SION. WITH MODERATE DRAWING AC-
COUNT. STATE QUALIFICATION AND
PHONE NUMBER. P 401. LEDGER OFF.
I.BSArEN-Phonograph statesmen wanted:
willing workers, you have an unusual op-
portunty to participate in q big drive; per
unncnt position for right man Apply Colum-
Furnadjieff. between and 10 A. NJ.
SALESMAN WANTED
first class for New Jersey: give reference;
must be n producer and know New Jersey
HAMBURG BROOM WORKS
Hamburg. Pa.
ALESMEN-Men who are desirous OF es-
tablishlng themselves permanently In the
automobile industry are offered the oppor-
tunity to qualify for such connection: pro-
vious sales experience unnecessary. p 305.
Ledger Office.
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"uMAN, ~ TO 40. Protestant. him school
t.soness graduate or dis'ngagcd tea cher pre-
a. ab9 10 concentrate whole time and a.
mmnnuOn on useful. productive w0rh; per
sssEmeoem"nt. Phone Wyoming 1905, or call
slSa -SsCmAntoM1 ave. 10 10 g.
So., YOUNG LADIES WANTED
s'lnt iadles to rrprPHant In nearby towns
~. publishing house established BR yonra:
wv oner Is absolutely new; many Young
iHss y our New York branch ero earning
So," 40 daily au interview viii conyines
'Ancoln Bldg. Philadelphia manager.
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CREDIT MAN

Thoroughly experienced IN credit extension
and collections also familiar with office
detail operations and sales work. Was cred.
II and operating manager for one Of the
largest tire manufacturers for n period of 10
years. For the past . years credit manager
and assistant sales mapaEer for another
nection OF this kind in any OF. the above ca
paCit.es. Can furnish credentials and refer
enccs. p 403 Ledger office.
JAPANESE wants position general house.
work In small family: best reference. lso,
0O3 Pine at.
MAN, 3S. desires position of trust and re-
sponsihility; well educated; references. y
314 Ledger Office.
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STOCK sALEsALAN---A resort where there
is no, Eightteenth amendment nor N9lstead
by Monte Carlos. where hunting, hshlns,
swimming. golf. etc. can be enjoyed every
pr Ovemcnt of this resort; It Is just what tho
American people want therefore experienced
stock salesman can earn big money; liberal
commission. Nanbesa Co, 1927 Land Title
Bldg.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


BILLING CLERK, experienced man TO work
in office OF Wholesale drug house. p 4O8
ledger Office.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. house requires ser
vices Of n frst-class. experienced book
keeper; preferably one acquainted with brok-
erage business: salary to start, $50 a week;
state age and qualifications. II 4O7, Ledger
Office.
BOYS
EXPERIENCED CREELERs; ALSO BOYS
TO LEARN CREEJING. APPLY HARD
WICK q MAGEE, 7TH AND LEHIGH
AN ~.
CANDYMAKER Cream and hard goods;
must he steady worker. a3h. Led. OMice.
CREDIT MAN--ASSlSTANT
in high-grade wholesale establishment: ap-
piications treated confidential. Apply by
letter. stating credentials, j 320. Ledger
Ofnce.
HARp-GooDS MAN wanted. frst class. IA
rnlinr with continuous cooker and sa tin
finished goods. to take charge of depart
mont: steady work with n good salary to
right man: pive reference. salary expected
in first letter. NJ 42l. Ledger oftice.
JANIToR, white: $40 q week; good refer
ences and experience required. 1920
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sALESMAN--Sweaters. bathing suits knit
goods. New York CITY. good following job
bors, retailers. wants connection with mill.
commission basis. Milton Schwartz. 12S W.
ll2th st.. New York City.
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WOMAN WITH PERSONALITY

- WOMAN WITH PERSONALITY
az 9ncs our work calls for high caiiber
SnppltlouH SaspuH women, who nre looking for per
tosd fare paid and q salary and commission
r"n start: We train acceptable applicants
81 our expense pnd enable them to earn
NsVO month on an average; quick action
Necessary, SEQ MISS KATHERINE EDiE,
motel Aielpha. at orce.