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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %, 1921.

1921, which makes its local debut at
the RNoi Theatre on Tuesday, Nov. !.
should prove Of especial interest mas
much as Mile. Marion is regarded as
one of the foremost eNpOnentS Of this
style OF dancing now in America.
Clothes are only a matter Of Gus
tom at hest. EthnolOsists agree that
among the most moral peoples the
world has ever known are found in the
wilds of Central Africa where body
coverings are unknown. BY reason Of
our climate. Europeans and Americans
came to wear clothing and they be-
slowed on the garments a followed
status entirely foreisn to their original
mission. Understand that | do not
advocate the elimination of clothing
during the regular procedure of our
daily life. but DO bespeak less bigotry
toward legitimate artistic conceptions
of characters ana conditions that re-
nu're costuming to conform TO the per-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
RIVOLI SUNDAY AND MONDAY
PASSING THRU" Is
EINE MAO LEAN COMEDN

Passing Thru" the latest Thomas
H. Paramount comedy starring
Douglas MacLean. which comes to the
Rivoli Theatre on Sunday is the hu-
morous tale of young man whose
willingness to assume the troubles of
others involves him in serious difficult
ties.
Billy Barton, the leading character
portrayed by Mr.. MacLean, first draws
a sentence to the penitentiary through
having assumed the blame for bank
theft of which he was entirely inno-
cent. Before he is placed behind the
bars, however, he makes his escape in
a spectacular train wreck and seeks
refuge i'm the village of Culverton. Here
hefriending a lazy mule being beaten
by her master gets him into more diff
fifulties, and his misfortunes continue
to pile up until the final scenes of the
story when a deluge of good luck more
than evens the score.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
ALTA SUNDAY AND MONDAY
MANY. SCREEN FAVORITES
IN ''HER WINNING Way
An exceptional cast will be seen il

An exceptional cast will be seen in
support of Mary Miles Minter in Her
WINNING. Way" which opens two day
run next Sunday at the RivOli Theatre,
although a fine cast is no novelty in
Realart pictures.
CASTOR Glass, that debonair young
Frenchman who made his bow to the
American public us Juvenile lead with
Nine. Sarah Bcrnhardt on her last
tour in this country, and last year won
such praise for his fine work as the
young violinist in "Humoresque, plays
the leading male role, that of a popu-
lar but extremely modest author, who
tries to fight shy of interviewers.
Since the heroine is a breezy news
paper girl, who has reviewed his books
and stated her belief that this author
will go far, but he should not go
alone" it can he seen from the start
that the shy young idealist will have
small chance of eluding this deter
mined young reporter.
Fred Goodwins plays the role of the
girls jealous and finally pilted lover.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
ALL RUN DOWN
AND WORN OUT

Because You have not thoroughly
purified your blood, but have allowed
TO remain in it the accumulations Of
waste matter that cause weakness,
loss of appetite, dull headache,
broken sleep, baekaehe, eruptions
and humors and other troubles.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
redieine that renovates, strength
ems, tones-it will build you up, make
YOU feel better all over.
Hoods Pills help as stomach
toning. digestive cathartie.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29

EQitOr's NOJe-Heads OF various re-
form organizations have recently de-
cried the appearance Of so-ealed clas-
sic and nature dancers. The artistes
have not been without defenders.
Eminent illustrators. authors and even
members of the bar and pulpit have
declared that the mere appearance of
nudity or semi-nudity on the stage is
not in itself the cause for the miniStra-
tions of constabulary. The following
article, written especially for this
newspaper by Mile. Marion, premiere
danseuse with the Marcus Show of
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
'QffHilTQjVIES8z QfH Z

He has been seen as leading man for
Fanny Ward, Mildred Harris and other
stars.
Helen Dunbar. well known in Real
art pictures for her many fine inter-
pretations, is a typical grande dame
deaf but domineering. Grace Morse
has a comedy character role as a man.
crazy spinster; coyly hopeful.
Omar Whitehead handles the role
of a hypnotist with real finessec, and
Carrie Clark Ward. as a belliserent
servant. completes the cast of prin-
cipals.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
ARCADE SUNDAY AND MONDAY
GIRL HELPS POLICE
CApTIrRE GANG IJl-AD

"A Daughter OF the Law an alb
sorbing story of the thWarting Of a
notorious crook gang by the little
daughter of police Inspector, is the
interesting feature at the Arcade The
ater. Carmel Myers surpasses her
previous successes in this new Univer-
sal photedrama, which Jack Conway
directed. 1t is an adaptation by Har-
Vey Gates of Wadsworth- Camps Red
Book story The Black Cap" and was
filmed at Universal City, Charles Ar
ling, famous on stage and screen, is
seen at his best in "A Daughter of the
Law" in the role of Police Inspector
Haynes, Arling's human characteriza-
tion proves the worth of his dramatic
years with Francis Wilson, Henry w.
Savage and the Shuberts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29

iod or episode represented. ON the
continent the art has bethroned prud-
ishness Despite sporadic activities OF
the blue leaguers. l believe that We
are getting ON over here also.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-29
To the Theatregoers of PendIeton and Vicinity

The greatest theatrical event in the history
at hand Unl the erection of the
adequate facilities the productions copleuvi
OF the pyhou has filled
able TO announce the Tuesday
November 1, OF
THE MARCUS SHOW
This
three double length railroad baggage ss
and effects II is coming Salt Lake Denver
Francisco,
Los Angeles and other large
thing in the theatrical line that has appeared
likewise THE ONLY MUSICAL. REVUE HOOKED WEST
OF THE MISSOURI RIVER THIS SEASON t@tA
Despite the magnitude this
playing night
prices $20
balcony with S275 box and loge
Mail orders accompanied by be filled
Ee
GUY MATLocK Manager Rivoli Theatre, PendetOn.
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ADVERTISING AGENCIES.

TELEPHONE BRYANT 4435.
TIMES SQUARE ADVERTISING SERVICE
1925 Broadway. Display and Classified Ad
vertising. SerNice free publlshers' rates.
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sALESAIEN.

Three high calibre men qualified
for rapid advancement into execu-
tive sales position wanted by New
York financial service house. Of
fering an attractive preferred and
common issue. highly indorsed by
local banking And commercial ref
erences. permanent positions on
very liberal commission basis.
with drawing account 10 pro
ducers. Write or inquire third
floor, sos 9th av. 42d st.
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| AM THE vIcE-PREsIpENT

and general nauager OF a young. healthy.
growing financial institution. We have
established It's safety and profltableness and
ara earning and paying dividends Now we
want 10 expand.
] want young men who are willing 70 work
hard L am. IL hard work shows promise
Of big reward. Some selling experience IS de-
slfable. II you are the type OF man want,
the kind that can develop ability for an
execuptlve position I'll give you every chance
In tho world.
The opportunity IS only limited by your
own ability and ambition. IL will take only
q half hour OF your time TO learn more about
the opportunity; IL may be the turning point
sn you business career. Call at any time
between . 30 A. NJ. and Z p. NJ. suite sos.
1l70 Broadway. Ask for Mr.. Edwards.
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SECURITY SALESMAN.
TELEPHONE SALE MANAGER.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY FOR
MAN OF PROVEN INTEGRITY AND
ABILITY; IMMEDIATE OPENING
FOR THE RIGHT MAN: MUST BE
COMPETENT TO TAKE ENTIRE
CHARGE OF OUR TELEPHONE
SALES DEPARTMENT: ALL APPLI-
CANTS WILL BE EXPECTED TO
q I p PRACTICAL DEMONSTRA-
TION OF BOTH SELLING AND AD-
MINISTRATIVE ABILITY TO RE-
CEIVE CONSIDERATIONS LIBERAL
SALARY AND COMMISSION WILL
BE PAID DURING TEST PERIOD.
CALL ALL WEEK. SUITE 202, 1913
BROADWAY. PHONE FOR A p
POINTAfENT, CoRTLANDT 5GiO.
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SECURITY Statesmen WANTED

SECURITY Statesmen WANTED
with 100 per cent, bonus Of common stock in
going concern, 70 people who know about the
company and have written for information.
Only experienced men considered. Liberal
commission but absolutely no drawing ac-
count. Apply afternoon only. Johnson &
Hopkins Co.. sos 9TH AZ.
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PERSONNEL EXCHANGE,
% John ST.

H. q. HENRY. H. II. JARRETT.
PAINT SALESMAN fluent Spanish; expr.
selling IN So. Amer. expenses and $500,
FOREIGN EXCH. MAN, Chicago bank.
open. SEC'TY 70 pres; exper. legal dept.
OF Surety Co.; college man. no steno.
work: 81 600.
NOTE TELLER, with y. Y. bank: salary
open.
BOND SALESMAN; Al producing record
sECTY -STEN0.. insurance expert; starr
BKPER. .. r.; temporary. with cPkj
ST. 500.
CABLE OPERATORS for Cuba: good op-
portunities salary open.
CUSTOMS CLERK. familiar with incom-
BoOKKsEPER. with some railroad expert
So5.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR. eYper'd, $50.
ASST. BIiR., some typlng. S21.
HOLLERTrH OPER, penman, s22.
JR. CLERKS 80. Si2-Sl6.
Many others. Tel. Cortl. 1850
BARKER & MAccoLL.
VOCATIONAL SPECIALISTS,
80 CHURCH ST.
OFFICE AND TECHNICAL SERVICE.
REGISTRY FREE.
HIPsT OCCUPATIoNAL EXCHANGE,
60 BROADWAY.
Domestic Help Wanted.
BUTLER, second, third. useful men. couples.
Ida Seely's Agency. 3s West 52d.
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sALEsMAN-wInE AWAKE.

III you are "A real salesman and can
present a high class security we offer
you a genuine opportunity. This COM
pany Is n consolidation OF several pro
duchg companies. The president has
most successfully managed the affairs
Of another very large and successful
company which enjoyed an envfeble
record OF having paid its shareholders
1860 IN cash dividends and stock
bonus in the past is months.
Strong cooperation and leads fur
nished. An advertising campaign WIN
be started IN the near future. Refer
ences are required. An unusual OPP
portunity for the man who can
cualify. We pay an attractive com
mission. Address IN confidence. Box
q NJ 2iI Herald. 206 Broadway.
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CHEF. private family high class, light
colored very best references; city, country
G. 1851 Herald. Harlem.
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STOCK SALESMAN.

The nature or our proposition plus The
cooperation we give statesmen should
make Il possible for the high calibre man
70 sell a minimum Of $50 900 a month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement OF
leading bankers and business men IN their
respective fields II is one which every real
stock salesman will welcome once u liz ex-
planned to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which cant stand
investigation. Why continue TO handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for Few
high quality men in our organization on
can qualify address Suite 9i2, Al West 34th
ST., or telephone Mr.. Hodes, Fitz Roy 1893.
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CHEF, good 30 years kitchen experience, In
private school or family; best references.
A 24I Herald. Herald so.
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HOUSEWoRKER. GENERAL.
small family; highest wages. references re-
quired. Gordon, S0i West End av
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statesmen WANTED.
WE ARE. LOOKING FOR THE
UNUSUAL, ORDINARY MAN
WHO MUST MAKE MONEY

Whether you are experienced or not
Is or little significance to us. provided
only that sou are quick 10 appreciate
the value ~ good proposition,
straightforward In putting across your
message once sou are sure or the
truth OF It. active and energetic In
following tha instructions of men
whose success points the way 10 your
own advancement.
" you are between - and 30
years OF age. and ags really sim
cerc and willing 10 cooperate with
us. we viii talk to you al room
1Ifo. 1928 Broadway, between 10
and 10 a. M
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MANAGER-Man who can manage: must Ia
nustlef. willing TO learn, good education
with good appearance the requisities All
Apply 9-i2. 9Th floor. 81 H.. 22d
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NURSE. graduate Cmele). just returned from
abroad, wishes to take travelling case
or physician in summer camp. w. J. X,
phone Riverside 2305
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COUPLE, RELIABLE, COMPETENT, WANT
FULL CHARGE COUNTRY ESTATE ;
HIGHEST REFERENCES. NO AGENCIES.
BOX 149 HAWORTII, n. j.
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wishes position, private or
meiciai: best references. Sohuater. go
f. SIst
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COUPLE. French, butler. valet, gardener; ;
wife excellent cook, daughter (20) cham
bermaid. wish positions: references. Faing-
naert 1853 Il. 52d.
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HouSEWORKER, general, white; three in
family, adults good cook and waitress;
no washing; references. Call after 10 A. NJ.
at florists 1000 Madison nv (T7th)
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen

gAI.EsATEN
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For CHRONIC and
NERVOUS AILMENTS
SEE pR $ BERGER, CHfROPRACTOR,
HARVEY BUILDING. 355 =. liaTH ST.
NEAR 80 Ay., 1912 a. NJ. 20 r. NJ,
OR PHONE MELROSE 4s95. BRING THIS
AID WITH Yor.
VANDERBILT 1854. Consultation free.
Hours f0-12 and Is. evenings by appoint
ment. CHTROPRACTIC INSTITUTE, ~ w.
aga st. Room 53osi.
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STOVES AND BouNR REPARs.
TRUNKS. BAGS. SC.
TyPEwRITERs

RE.ifNGTON. Underwood, ROYAL, SO $50
SS5. Portable $i5. Noiseicss. Renting, Re-
pairing. Phillips. ii2 south sih, Brook
lyu. Stagg OO17.
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HOU5EWORKI1R. Experienced white girl !;
good cook; adults: city references Apart
ment 3, northwest. Gil w. 18TH. Cathe-
drnl T190
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
j; ss's''
ACCOUNTANTS.

Recommendations. TAX EXPERr.
J. c. REID. 50 CEDAR ST. NEW YORK.
JOHN 1869.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
aAIFSNEN

sA-ESMEN.
Large and well known corporation wants
men with the following qualifications
1. Must be over % years old. American. with
at least one years outside selling ex-
perience.
2. Is willing 10 work and not an "alibi'
man.
J. man who does not know Il All, but can
follow instructions.
4. man who can furnish good references.
To man who can qualify with tho above
points there Is offered:
j, connection which may be permanent
and with yery excellent future.
?. Commission arrangement viii enable q
man 10 make a very large income.
). Instruction and cooperation. including the
active assistance on the part OF an cx-
perienced manager, who would help close
contracts.
The corporation inserting this "Ad" = ex-
panding its business and is about 10 initiate
campaign for the purpose OF securing an
additional million dollars. and TO that end
has opened financial department for the
purpose of organizing corps OF men who
VIII assist TO secure this additional capital
ipy selling It's securities. Upon the compile
tion OF this campaign. successful candidates
VIII be put into other departments Of the
business and may become a permanent part
OF the institution. r box 400 Herald. Her
aid 50.
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Statesmen FOR HIGH SECURITY PRE-
,,dED dERRED STOCK, WITH BONUS eoF
COMMON TELEPHONE EXPERIENCE. !.
ENTELE DESIRED; SALARY COMNfEN-
suRATE WITH ABILITY AND CoAraIIS-
SION: SION: POSITION IS ALSO OPEN TO
YOUNG MEN, Fl TO % YEARS, WITH
SELLING ABILITY WHO CAN PRESENT
nNUSuAl. INVESTMENT OVER TELT-
n5ONE. ANSWER FULLY BY LETTER.
NEW YORK -
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.
"NATIoN NAL"
EMPLOY OYMENT ExCHAN NGE,
80 Church ST.,
New York City.
Established 1909.
CLERICAL DEPARTMENT.

1LEItICAL DEPARTMENT.
sTocxRooM MANAGER-Able to supervise
modern stockroom of manufacturing bust-
mesa, must be familiar with Knoeppel sys-
tenn salary commensurate.
TlEAI. ESTATE ADVERTISING NIAN--Thcr-
oughly trained in real estate matters; good
correspondent, able TO inspect property.
&c. $e5-S50, depending an experience.
HARDWARE MANAGE 25-40 act assist
ant TO manager retail hardware business:
right man can earn from $30-$i5.
STENOGRAP1IER-Mus have had expert
ence In mechanical engineering line; $50.
LEGAL STENoGRAPHER-Leg experiences
preferred; $50.
BOOKKEEPERS (two) general ledger ex-
perience; S2ss30.
BOOKKEEPER-Afust have experience In
grocery commission or brokeage business;
salary commensurate.
Can a-l. Room Ti5-72l.
Tie national"
30 Church ST.
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Statesmen

Statesmen.
An unusual opportunity is offered a
few high grade statesmen TO join one
OF the fastest growing sales organi
cations IN New York city.
Over $3.50, 900 IS TO be paid 10 our
statesmen In commissions this year and
many executive positions will he
awarded within the next few months
To those who make good"
Leads furnished
For appointment write r 71s Herald,
$50 Broadway
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ASSISTANT BROKER

BOY G8), small, willing TO live with employ
er: must have consent OF parents; $40
weekly; board. Call II A. NJ, Hunter. l34S
ST. Nicholas av.
CLERKS.-Two young men a. retail cutlery
clerks: those with some selling experience
preferred: salary $50 10 start. Answer, with
pa rticuars. A $40 Herald. Fulton r..
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HOUsEwoRKER. small family, German or
worth 602O Friday
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HoUSEw oRkER general. young girl. will
ing; sleep out. Patterson. r. 12sth, three
flights IN
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MEN
over 30 substantial representative
capable Of directing and Interpreting
instructions; must look and act the
part. Write. stating business expert
ence, phone number and present earn
ing ability. 648 Herald. Herald So
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
y = = = 2 = y"
Instruction.

HAIRDRESS1NC establishment suitable
profession for refined lady learn at exclu-
sive shop; opportunity for position FREY.
IL r.. 1tst ST
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MAN.--oid established electrical concern has
opening for ono o. two men thoroughly eN-
perenced IN the electrical supply Nud spe-
cialty line. applicant must have had pre-
vious experience and be competent 20 handle
executive work IN both purchase and selling
end. excellent opportunity for right party;
replies treated confidentlally. A s42 Herald
Fulton 81.
MAN To take On re OF doctors office and fur
mace. muet have reference and speak Eng
lish. Apply at once. 81 Park av-. near
10Th 81
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statesmen.
We can offer you life long position in
an established business where character and
ability are more important than experience.
You satisfy us and we WIN satisfy you that
this opportunity Is a real one. Apply in per
son l.. p. Steel Service Corp. 165 Broadway.
sALESMEN--writ for list OF lines and full
particulars; earn 81 500 10 $4,000 yearly /.
big demand for men, inexperienced or eN-
perienced: city or travelling. National
saesmen's Training Association, 6iS @,
Gambler Building New York.
statesmen and canynssers. with insurance
or booksclling experience preferred. for
high class proposition; good personality ana
approach necessary. Cali or write J. Il.
Murrow, 5i2 nth av.
sALESMEN. for service TO creditors; com
mission; capable men earning big money; ;
advance arrangements. Ames, 72o Park Row
Building.
Statesmen, sheet writer's and magazine
men: no cRnyassng this is store propo-
sition: all men doing over 500 per week.
Write p. o. Box 37S. Philadelphia. Pa.
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EALESNIEN

We have an opening In our organization for
a few men OF calibre and strong personality
who are seeking an opportunity TO identify
themselves with n live security house: we
assure 100 per cent. cooperation and an Issue
TO present that win stand the most rigid in
vestlsntion; liberal commission arrangement
ana 9 plan outlined that should bring i'm
mediate results. Call 505 9th sv suite s02
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SECURITY statesmen.

Industrial. manufactured by one OF the
largest steel corporations live direct leads.
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 12s0.
SECURITY statesmen, floor men pre-
ferred: 100 per cent. better proposition and
location only producers wa~nted. Write or
call. Mr.. Dean. 1913 Chestnut ST., Philadel-
phia.
SOLICITORS. advertising. wanted. Call be-
tween 3 and p. M. Lind. room 1902. 1io
West 10th st.
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statesmen FOR LIVE LEADS
Responsible statesmen with ability and good
record wanted to sell 1876 first lien two year
gold notes; leads furnished live men; only
hard workers and real statesmen will be con-
sidered. See Tobias, II West J0th st.. be-
tween ii A. NJ. and +. NJ. only.
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sALEsAiEN--If you earn $40 to 500 week
investigate this ad; experience not neces-
sary' we have live wire proposition. Scrib-
See Mr.. Warkar r
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HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
OFFERS COURSES or INSTRUCTIONS IN
ALI, BRANCHES, ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS; DAY, EVENING CLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION.
1913 w. 44TH sT. PHONE BRYANT n455.
EARN g25-SiHO weekly. only through Prof.
Rohrcr's, thc Reliable fiairdrc8s. Mani
cure Beauty school 81 w frec FOR service /:
earn while learn circular cNpiains. li0 w.
va ~.
EVENING sl'EET CLUE. Mondays. Wcdnc s-
DAYS. Fridays. 80 To l.90. three months
So MERCHANTS BANKERS BUSINESS
SCHOOL,. ~ ~. 58th 81 Plaza 2pp2.
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ACTS written. staged and produced: anna
teurs coached for the stage: terms ren-
sonable. Al Gilbert, 24o West 18th st.
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sALEsatEN.


WE NEED FEW MORE ENPE-
RlENCED Statesmen ON STRAIGHT
COMMISSION TO SELL A SPECIAL FORM
OF SURETY BOND. IT YOB ARE OVER
90. OF GOOD APPEARANCE AND CAN
QUALIFY, WITH A CLEAN RECORD. YOU
CAN MAKE A PERMANENT AND PROFIT
ABLE CONNECTION WITH US.
NATIONAL SURETY CO.. - w. 43d St.
NEW YORK CITY. G. Il. CONNELe.
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COUPLE, Germans t30); wife competent
cook; man butler. useful: sister chamber
maid housework; have girl - months old
absolutely honest and willing workers; good
references; go together or separate; country
preferred; liberal wages. Call any time, A.
Tiedmann, 1876 East 45th st.
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Instruction.
BEATTY AS FASHIONED BY THE
MASTERS.
LA MILO,
Instruction

the celebrated European beauty creator. will
shortly opon her first academy Of beauty In
America. 20 teach her exclusive methods 10
n limited number of young ladies. Pleasing
personality ard refined manners are essen
tlal ia this profession Those qualifying
win be placed In the In Milo Beauty Salons.
Call or write In Milo, Inc, 1i2 5th av.
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COUPLE English h-American). thoroughly
capable, competent chauffeur mechanic.
Packard, Cadillac, Hudson; Will care for
small garden or lawn: wife excellent cook,
all branches, or waitress. wish places. where
reliable help is appreciated. Charles Owen.
oA7 East Goth. Plaza 9159,
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COMPANION, attendant. muse, 70 gentle-
men; refined, courteous, intelligent Leyoy,
331 West Saith.
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CONPANION--Young man, city references,
for young gentleman. good valet. o. F.,
81 East 124th st.
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statesmen.

Commission basis, with o. without ellen
teie; live direct leads; splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager. Vanderbilt 12s0.