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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
New Mistress Is Named for
ChadbOurne Hall.

Miss Margaret McMullen, Evans
ton, ILL.,, has just been appointed mis-
tress of Chadbourne Hall at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, from Sept. 1,
1921, to the close of the year 1921
%. She received the degrees of mas
ter of arts and doctor of philosophy
at the University of Chicago, and
during the last year has been head
of hall at Agnes Scott college.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
Sousa Deaf; Guides Band by
Instinct.

John Philip Sousa, world-famous
conductor, has been directing his
band by instinct, owing to deafness.
While thousands sat enchanted by
the strains of his band, the man who
welded the conducting baton scarce
ly heard the notes, it was said.
Sousa's ear specialist said he is suf-
fering from catarrhal deafness.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01

day evening at the Delos Uren home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler Heath, son
Dick, Mrs. Chas. Campton, Miss Net
tie Glover of Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Grafton and Mrs. Sarah Heath
spent Friday evening at the Mark
Hanson home.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
Insurance Co. Pays Losses.
Fire Prevention.

Henry Mcconnell, secretary of the
Darlington Farmers Mutual Fire In
surance Company, reports that the
Company suffered about 100000
worth of damage in the two storms
of the past week.-Darlington Re-
publican-JouEnal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1921-09-01
10000 Join Ku KIux Kan.

Chicago, Aug. 18.-Twelve thousand
'Chicagoans made an eerie pilgrimage
to mysterious rendezvous six miles
south Of Lake Zurich last night to at
tend the mystic initiation rites incl
dental to the naturalization" of 2,37o
new members of the order Of the Ku
rKlux Khan.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS

He promised TO buy piece OF blue ribbon"
but he wouldn't know which to select from among
all this bewidering lovelincss Better come
yourself. There ara oriental-hued Persian and
Roman stripes, dazzling changeable and two
tone effects; exquisite Cowered Drcsiens and
brocades Their little christmas Sale Prices
make speedy selling
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
POLLY

Tho Queen Of the Can.
nibal Isles has resigned
in favor OF Polly. To
be sure, Pony has
everything under heav-
en- now, but a weird
bead necklace. or q
hand toolei leather
girdle or any queer
rInket always gives
her q thrill.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Ellen's Baby

Wants to be paid some
'tention tor walls Ell
len, 2-year old. Wei,
here you are-Doodle
Bug, one OF these
stuffed animal toys, or
the cunningest set OF
furs. or maybe, one OF
these big Dolls that
speak.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
GLOVES-A Gift Supreme

For wife, sister you could select appo
pirate gift that would be highly appreciated than
pair of nice kid gloves.
Twelve button French Kid Gloves embroidered popular shades
French Kid gauntlets cream
with black and tan with black
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Children's Coats $3.50 to $3.50
Ladies Coats S. to S39.50
CREPE DE CHINE TED

These chemse made quality flesh cooe
de chine, fun trimmed ribbons W
fortunate in making special purchase which the
or small price attached.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
MARTHA

"Spiffy. / say would
be the remark of Mar
tina, sixteen, and world
ly wise, and most in
congruously named. The
occasion-your gift Of
the latest vanity case.
or the sportiest thing
in silk or wool hose.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

Any of the items
listed below will
make appropriate
gifts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
TOILET
ARTICLES

Toilet articles m n ke
ideal Christmas gifts
We have u wonderful
collection al the most
reasonable prices. Rich
ard Hudnuts combina-
ton sets. Acras.a. Rose
Of Omar, Du AIRY
Three Flowers. Sweet
Orchids and Violet sec.
Houbigant toilet water
and Jalcum powders.
Mary Garden perfume,
toilet water, toilet powd-
er. Sachet powder, face
powder ana rouge.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
STORE OPEN
EVENINGS

For the convenience of our
customers who cannot do
their shopping through the
day, this store will remain
open evenings till 8, begin
ming tonight.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
A Christmas Party For
Our Little Friends
From to 6 Years of Age.

We going 10 have bic real Christmas al
trimmed up at party Saturday morning--and
going give little friends sack OF candy.
Tell mother TO bring you and be here Saturday
ing from 10 10 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Silk Covered Comforts S'

SILK Comforts covered with high grade
size 72X7S in solid blue and old rose
$500 value for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
FRENCH
IVORY

Nothing will please her
more than Ivory. You
will find our display Of
fers wide selections In
picture frames, mirrors,
combs, hair brushes.
military brushes, clothes
brushes, hat brushes,
puff boxes, hair requi-
sites, individual sets,
baby sets, manicure
sets, bud vases, tooth
brush holders, buffers,
candle sticks, perfume
bottles, shoe horns, but
ton hooks, files and cut.
icule knives and shay
ing sets for the man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Timely Suggestions from the
Linen and Wash Goods Section

72-inch Damask, mercerized,
neat, new patterns; co.
extra special, the yard OJC
72-inch all pure Irish linen table
damask; pretty patterns; a gift
of sterling quality; CT OO
very special, the yardD .OJ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
EIandkerChiefS aSdsS aSd sSet;ai aai's%s Prises

Summers vanished butterflies these gay little squares have
uered into ken Danly, in endiest fashion they'll carry
yuur message thinking of you The rfle,
the choice is delightful Slip into envelope and post
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

You will find special values
throughout the store, items
that are in demand for
gifts, you will find very
specially priced.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Bath Robe Blankets At 4

Beacon Bath Robe Blankets of quality. choice des
and colorngs complete with girdes and frogs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22

72x12 Linen finished pattern
cloths, neat designs GO Ok
very special --------.DA.AC
Hemmed Napkins, linen finish,
choice patterns, ready for use;
rSS'la,, psS dozen ------- S2.45
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Grandmother

"Grunny's come to our
house, oh, my lawsy
Daisy" and she hap
pens TO reach grand.
mothers age under pro
test. So with extreme
subtlety we select for
her a nice pair of those
felt Juliet house Slip
pers or maybe one OF
these smart envelope
purses would be pref
cradle.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-22
Help!

Just like q man to be
so hard to buy presents
for. But he's Letty's
husband, 50 try these
all leather belts with
sterling initial buckles
or one Of these leather
collar boxes or one Of
those silk brocaded
lounge robes, any of
them is sure TO please.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
MARYLAND SCHEDULED
BY n. c. STATE ELEVEN

RALEIGH, n. c.. December 2.-Uni-
versity Of Maryland. for a game in Raj
eigh Thanksgiving day. is on the sched-
ule of the North Carolina State foot
ball team for next season, as announced
here.
The list is complete except for a hitch
over the annual game with North Caro-
lima University, wnich has been played
as a feature of fair week here the
third Thursday in October. North Car
olna, however is insisting that the con-
test be staged on Chapel Hill next fall.
and there is a possibility that the old
rivals may not meet in 1922, as Octo-
ber 19 is the only date vacant on the
Engineers schedule
All of the Engineers games are with
South Atlantic teams, except that with
Georgia Tech, and five of the ten con-
tests are with Virginia elevens. The
schedule:
September 80. Randolph Macon Octo-
ber z, Washington and Lee, at Lexing
ton, Va. IA. Roanoke; 10, North Caro-
lima University (pending) ; Is, Virginia
Military Institute, probably at Rich
mond, Va; November 4, Davidson, Raj
eigh: IL, Virginia Polytechnic. at Nor
folk. Va; IS, Georgia Tech, at Atlanta.
25, Wake Forest, at Wake Forest 80.
Thanksgiving day. University of
Maryland.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

certificate and stands high in his
college classes.
Bots Brunner-He prepped at Eas-
ton High and Tome. He is an Easton
enter Lafayette, but was rebuffed
by the coach, Croll. He went to
Lehigh, where he played foot ball.
He entered the Army in the war and
the war under the S. A. T. c. rule.
He states that in Pennsylvania
state-Pennsylvania game he made a
tumble. which caused the coaches
to score him and the students to jeer.
He left Pennsylvania and was not
dropped. Last year he went to Yale
on visit at the behest of two Yale
friends. remaining two days. He did
not enter Yale and made no attempt
to do so. He came to his home in
nell. president of the American Horse
Shoe Company. who had employed
Brunner's father, met the boy on the
street and insisted that he go to
Lafayette and be educated. The fac
ulty took up the case. The registrar
of Pennsylvania certified Brunner
was eligible to re-enter Pennsyl-
vania Prof. March moved that he
be admitted to Lafayette, but he be
barred from intercollegiate sports:
So the faculty voted to admit him
under these terms. Bunner thus
spent 1920 at college and stood
high. missing but four classes all
year. This fall he continued with
that he would never be eligible for
sports. AS a result of his first years
work the faculty, after weeks con-
sideration. voted to place him on
parity with other students His
standing as a scholar is above re-
Brennan Stands High.
Brennan-He played at Villanova
and was on the Fordham S. A. T. c.
eleven. In 1920. his freshman year at
Lafayette, he passed math. physics,
French. Bible history and physical
gIish and biology This meant he
failed six hours-not enough to keep
him out of college. In the winter
term Brennan's father became i'll and
he returned to his home in Stamford.
Here he played amateur basket bail.
Returning this fall. he is taking sOph
omore subjects in everything save his
two delinquent studies. Technically
he rates as freshman. His standing
is excellent.
williams-He entered in the fall of
1919. He prepped at Fordham prep
and Hamilton Institute. He never
was in any college but Lafayette.
During the fall of that year he suf-
fered from a head injury received in
aviation. The day before the Cornell
!
physical and mental condition. He :
left college for treatment, and GER
tificates from physicians who attended
him are in hand at Lafayette. He re-
turned in 1920, and, as a result of the
Lehigh game, Gas so badly injured in
the head that DIR. Updegobe, the col
lege physician and a man highly re-
garded in Northampton county rnedi-
cal circles. certified that the student
should be sent home on a leave Of
absence for treatment. The faculty
voted that if Williams were in condi-
ton to return by February he would
be readmitted to the college, but 9TH
erwise he must take entrance exam
nations He applied for admission in
September, and Prof. Tupper gave
him the required examination in En-
glish and Prof. Hall the math exam
ination. He passed fine tests and was
admitted. Since then he has done
fairly well.
The case of Seecholtz. alleged to
have played professional base ball.
comes up next Wednesday. InveSti-
cation is now in progress.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
Haverhill VS.. Philadelphia.

HAVERHILL. Mass. December g.
This years undefeated st. James High
School eleven left here today for
Philadelphia, where it will meet the
Catholic High School foot ball team
of that city tomorrow. The local
team has won all it's seventeen grid
iron contests this year. including one
last Sunday with De Paul High
School.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
SOUTHERN 150-P0UNDERS
SEEK MOHAWKS' SCALPS

Southern Athletic Club will send
team averaging about $50 pounds to
the player against the Mohawks in
the independent foot ball champion
ship series game at Union Park Sun
day The Southwest aggregation ex-
poets the Snow brothers, backfeld
men, to worry the Indians.
The Southerns have done well this
season. After downing every oppo-
nent in the 145-pound class they
tackled the Dreadnaughts of Alexan
dria and gave that team it's first
trouncing in four years.
Evening star., 1921-12-02

The Yellow Jackets will invade the
The date granted Georgia Tech is
relatively the same as that occupied
by Princeton on Navy's schedule this
year. 1t now seems as If Navy has
about abandoned hope Of meeting the
Tigers in 1922. Princeton really does
not believe it can give the Midshlp-
men an engagement next fall. The
trip west for the return match with
Chicago and the annual struggles
with Harvard and Yale give the
Jerseymen all they care to handle.
The game with Penn State probably
will be held at Annapolis November 4.
The colleges now are considering that
date and in all likelihood soon will
arrive at a decision. Each of these
games should draw as many wash
did the Princeton battle this year.
Then Farragut Field was jammed
with a record throng.. but effective
policing under the direction of the
academy authorities prevented any
discomfort. despite overcrowding OF
the stands.
Local college elevens are losing little
time in procuring their coaches Tor
next year. Three already have an
nounced the retention of mentors.
Georgetown again will get its foot
ball lessons from Albert Exendine.
who has been in charge at the Hilltop
for a number of seasons. while Bill
Quigley will resume the reinS at
George Washington and Teddy Hughes
at Gallaudet. Catholic University has
not vet acted, but Phil Robb likely
will remain with the Brooklanders.
At Maryland Coach Byrd may be as
sisted by new line and backheld in
structors.
Louis In Fountain of Ohio. depend
able end and back with the Gallaudet
eleven for three years. will captain
the Kendall Green team next season.
He was unanimously elected to that
position yesterday. In 1919 La Foun-
tain's play at right end was OF such
order that he was the selection OF
many critics for a flank position with
the all-South Atlantic squad. Robert
Kannapell Of Kentucky was elected
manager for next year.
Gallaudet players awarded letters
were Capt. Connor, La Fauntain,
Baynes, Lain. Langenberg. Seipp.
Netusil, Cherry, Falk, Lucado, Marty
and Randall. Lindholm was given
secondary insignia.
Among the hrst of the strictly local
matches of the college basket ball
season will be that between Catholic
University and Gallaudet, to be played
at Brookland two weeks from tomor-
row. The Kendall Greeners also have
scheduled return engagement for
March 1. Both squads, well filled with
veteran material. have started prac-
tice.
Basket ball and track activities at
Evening star., 1921-12-02
SECOND ROUND TO START
IN D, C., CUE TOURNAMENT

Play in the second round of the
city pocket billiard championship will
open at Grand Central tonight with
Hen Henshaw opposing Drew Thomp-
son. The 1O0-point match will begin
at o'clock.
In last nights engagement George
Wheatley disposed of J. NJ. Campbell,
100 to 63. The winner had several
runs of fourteen
Evening star., 1921-12-02
Lafayette College Uounded Play Georgia Tech October Fl
w. AND J. AND CALIFORNIA
MAY PLAY AT PASADENA

PASADENA, Calf. December 2.
Invitations have been telegrapked
to the Washington and Jefferson
College and the University Of CnI-
ffOfnla foot ball teams 10 meet
here January 2 in the annual east
vs.. west gridirOn classic, IL in on
cially announced by w. +. CrelIer,
chairman Of the athletic commits
sion OF the Tournament OF Roses
AasOciafiOn.
Evening star., 1921-12-02
TOMORROW MAY
PLAY CENTRE DEC. rs

LOS ANGELES, December 2-When
the Washington State College and the
Of Southern California foot
ball teams meet at Pasadena tomor-
row there swill be greater incentive
than the glory Of victory. According
to an unofficial announcement the
winner of tomorrow's contest will be
selected to meet the Centre College
eleven at San Diego December &c
Both elevens are in apparent good
condition
Evening star., 1921-12-02
CLEAN BILL OF HEALTH
/. FOR EASTON INSTITUTION
Thorough Investigation Proves Baseless Allegations
That Great Foot Ball Team Was Due to EN-.
ployment of Tramp Athletes.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

2-Lafaye College has the right place
the which hold
- scholastic standards applied rigidly-f
other She
athletes k
at such Dean Heck, A.
athletic D. L. graduate
manager all their table, asking
Evening star., 1921-12-02
GOLDEN TORNADO ELEVEN
WILL INVADE ANNAPOLIS
Arrangement Gives Midshipmen Two Big Home Con-
tests, as Penn State Also is to Vist-District
Colleges Planning for Next Season.

WASHINGTON of foot ball will have opportunities
wv several eevens action next fall without having
addition of high order that
grdiron will Annapolis
should provide exceptional Navy already assured of
into effect this has scheduled contest with Georgia Tech
southern
The
Evening star., 1921-12-02

Georgetown will be suspended for a
few days because of the illness of
John O'Reilly, physical director and
coach of these sports at the Hilltop.
Too strenuous effort during the foot
ball campaign has resulted in
OReilly being stricken with nervous
prostratiOn, but according to attend
ing physicians the attack is light and
the coach will be up and about within
a few days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-01

Experienced tnishers on wbmcn's coats, An.
ply before 10 a. NJ. Sll Filbert ST, SIKH
sTRAwBRIDGE & cLoTHrER
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DEATHS

ss, 'S. Hrs gS''4 l,:asss. !s s!sr' ,sgs ,fss'T
Broad Broad, st Int: private, Remains may be
y,fGfs SIBpEE pEEsEH-.o EE,.oei 30" g., WILLIAM srppkr.
iFGSi SSIEsS e ibs:S5 SESia
siIsE tie o 4? ,s grER EI|
SfS' S'i LIsEs UsG SGaas es, SsSsEP iSIG
Foerdorer Ben. society and employees Of Rob
s.nd rssr ssrIss hsh WsS Si'a a.. /?
dcnce. iTgs n 9Th st. Int private. Friends
mfT RrEsH.%Sn Ifi THGsi tSs cct so 1921, EbrzAnEru
S,Sn M SloY Ya Of Iys, ISHs u Rs 4ssds i e GGn IN
syS SSo oSSsf At ths oiIys, ,ir pVlGs V;.x
s%SS6SpG SS St JS.sphns " R;lss relative,
asry ssSs osssG a Sso'E ss
sstG'iftHFSFeER, ,@oot' %6 tt%Sy 70: ANNA BARBARA
sCHAfFER lnee sturIn). Services al 1901
v,ssT %S &s SSS
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A f,S Peace esm rsnds INA Nj NAY pas carl wed
scHyEITzER.os,, 80, HENRY A.. hus;
@y %9 81 and Ss1,t iSs Ads% ssswsa Rs :oG ssSd
s9S s.oS VISA Sd 2oi iasa NJ from INT s,lS
wood Gem. Remains may bo viewed Tues
,osi $TR1Ggy:-,At GgaS.oTn y; T.; Oct ao
,ivs and friends invited to funSral SeryeSs'
PSmbcf,on i1 = 4 j. Autos m.e, m morning trains
SHARKEY. Oct 90, SAMUEL, son Of the
late William and Eleanor Sharkey. A. Md.
STeG fGTS'S ,S GH un. mss %. fnf
| from late residence MIddlctoWn Township.
Pa: Mass " Lady Of Gracs, Church. South
T9H@ss%%;rI,E;, oct. 80 :. S.s A.ssn,,;
Elizabeth nn1 the late Samuel w. Tlltnn.
sHryTss rTTTN1 Nd IT. dsaSs EriS,'ee; etv Oct, 30
JENNIE; 81, wife OF Peter c. Tottcn. Rs'a.
,yss Gnd friends are ,Itrd. Invited % ,.5yc,' ~
Ocean city. Int. Sesside Gem. Palermo NJ.
TREsTnA5is oi a. c4RIsT0pHEEd
q Baldwin IoG9m?tiyS rhr. wNTs are invited
!iisG mass s. dnbrsIa Church 10 A. ii.
'"1 1+wNEEp. FEE ISoSt" .@ocs a.. 1921, JOHN A.. nus
10 4 M Gts r'Sld'ge' FrsnSs GsHiSsA sy M
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SG In5fTE.s HEFEEaT % s e. 6.S"wns 1Sn" r. as 9n
service on "Wednesday aftcrroon AZ = o'cloci
nj the Oliver II. tair BldR; 1920 Chest
nut st. Interment private. Viewing Tues.
"SWflirE|XCk On Oct. 20. 1921. VII
LIAM ~. husband OF LYdie V. Whtenack
Relatives and friends may view remains
Tuesday evening, from TO O'Clock, at his
late residence. l0E y. Camac st. Service
WIENER. Oct SO. ,lO3i. ts%Ac, husband
Funeral services We'd. p NJ. late rest
dence 2Ono e Monmouth st. Int. private.
VIVID 'Wo"D. .HOCt.. so. JOHN. husband Of
crime Wood Relatives and friends also
Ba rtenders' Local. No. 1l5 are invited TO
funeral sarviCrR. Wed. . i. NJ. 10 N. 10th
ri. Int. Mt. Mnrah Gem. Friends may call
Tues. & to 10 p. NJ
wRIGl.;Y. - Oct. 40. Frances l.. A.,
wife OF he late John Wrgey. Rrln,lveu and
friends, also 81. Johns Chapter. No. :; q.
r. g. Owl remTle. No. 4. o. u. 4. and
John Il. Fine Lodge. No. 25. .. $. Of H.,
invited 10 funeral services. Tues, \ p. NJ,
from SOUS eSidenCe John Wrglcy. 218
Pusey ave.. Colllnzd tlr. Ia. Int. Sloan
Gem, VlnclAnd. y. j., Wed.
TArEs &% ,a9i ,ef NKs MS!A%Hi;, ssAS ERPSsS%Gs
aged H. Funeral at the home. Belmont and
Edsrley ayes We'd, 2 r. NJ. precisely.
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TIE ENGLEWOOD. 32O :. iith St Hith A
Spruro)- Mod Groom. apt. rrrfrrt cond.; I;
mod. L. 4. Taulano. ReaItor. biG Walnut 81.
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BOYS
EXPERIENCED CWEELERs; Also. BOYS
TO LEARN rREELlMG, AIrLi, HARD:
AVE. -
CASDYMAKER Cream aud ha ri goods;
must hr steady worker. J. 331, Led, 0nlce
DEMONSTRATION wanted for confectionery
line. uppOrtunlty for advancement give
references and salary desired, NJ I2G, Ledger
Office,
MAN wanted FIRST class, Ia.
miigr with continuous cooker and satin.
finished goods TO take charge OF depart
mont; steady work with a good salary t.
right man; rive reference salary expected
In FIRST leNs, M4ai, Ledger ofiee,
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SALESMAN

We require two expert rpe-
cialty salesman. We have opon-
inss sufficiently rpmuneratlvh
to be interesting to top.notch
producers. This Is an Opportu-
nifty 10 connect permanently with
q concern OF the highest repute
ard rating conducting q nation
wido business. We supply
highly specialized advertising
service. and our clients Include
hundreds Of leading concerns.
We pay liberal commission.
and producers are guaranteed A
maxi mum result for business So
cured. DO not reply unless you
are n high-grade man. between
IS and ~. able to meet and
convince executives OF IarFe In
terssts. have an earning capao-
ity In excess % $4,000 annually
and are willing to make long
trips. Include telephone num-
Der.
Address b so2. Ledger Office.
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General
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOVNT4NT TUNlORD- MUST BE Eradu-
schools; capable OF keeping sets OF II. r.
books with control accounts; ,NpcrIcnrcd in
Ufhrc routine (prcrernhlN P"irCe school
si\e YOCNG MAN; stat az, SALARY de
sired and cXpe,i'ncC. GO, I. q. Boa 3ii3
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LOST AND ND

COLD PENCIL - Lost, Eve rsharp'' gold
pencil. "A. NJ. p" engraved on side: tjnd
er viii please return to, write, alS f.
l.r0ad St. Chester: reward.
IAND!iAG-IOst, blrck leather handbaG
Monday eve, between I2d and 52d on Wal
nut; reward Preston Gl0I
PIN Lost diamond bar pin. gold back,
platinum fac. bar twisted at each end
lost either above 100 and oxford SITS, in
trout Of, or insld" OF The Academy OF Music
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