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Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
IR|MBLE MOTOR CO. HANDLES FORDS IN
 SOUTHS|DE SECTION

Popularity of Ford products on the Southside is due largely to tho Irlmble Motor company, Inc, South side representatives for the Detroit manufacturers. The company is sue sessor to the Mesa Ford agency and Is authorized Southside Ford agents.
 The Southside territory embraces Mesa. Tempe, Chandler and Gilbert, where the company handles Ford cars and Fordson tractors. William M. Trimble is president: Guy Isley is vice president and Phil IsIey is sec retary treasurer of the corporation Sales and. service stations are main tained in each Southside city.
 All members. of the company are experienced automobile men. Messrs. Trimble and Phil Isley were for many years members of the former Mesa Ford agency serving in various capa- cities so that they are familiar with all phases of the business.
 A complete line of Oliver Flow cofnpany product is carried in stock 1 at the Mesa headquarters as a par of the Fordson tractor display OiI- vers blows and farming implements have recently been disignated by MT Ford as standard equipment TOT Fordson tractors and as best suited
  son. A contract has recently been entered into between the Ford Motor company and the Oliver Flow com pany whereby Oliver Flow products become standard equipment for Fordson tractors. it was announced.
 In addition to handling a complete line of Ford products. the Trimb1e Motor company carries all standard Ford parts in stock The parts de- pertinent of this firm is one of the largest in ths valley. being second only to the Ed Rudolph agency in Phoenix. A complete line of acces- sories is also carried, all accessories of proven quality. MT. Trimble de- clared.
 The service department is one of the features of the company. A large corps of expert mechanics is maintained. men especially trained in the treatment of Ford ills. The ser- vice department features Ford busi- ness but is equipped and ready to handle all kinds of repair work.
 The firm handles Goodyear and United States tires.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

several different subjects. as follows: Readings from the Book of Mormon, readings from the Acts of the Apos- ties, home feeding and home nursing, courtship and social conduct. with a 15-minute discussion on a religious subject first.
 The senior subject of the young ladies is marriage. the need and pur- pose of the divine institution. the home.
 The advanced senior subject is sources of joy and ractors of happi- ness.''
 The glory of God is intelligence, and no one can be saved in ignorance, therefore it is necessary that the youth of Zion be instructed along all usefulness of study and this is the aim Of the Mutual Improvement as sociation.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
MUTUAL AID IS AIM IF WOMEN $
 ORGANIZATION

The Young Ladies' Mutual Im- provement association of the l.. D s. church was organized bv Brigham Young then president of the church, in the early days of the church. It was first called a retrenchment so- ciety and was largely for the mod eration of dress among the young ladies of the church. Later the young men were organized and the two to- gether are known as the Mutual 1m- provement association. There is a membership of about 100000.
 The organization mear just what it says, mutual Improvement of the youth. It is for the benefit and bet terment of every boy and girl, man and woman, that they may become earnest seekers of the truth: that they may be better fitted for this life and for the life beyond, for it teaches eternal progression, according to church workers.
 One of it's greatest purposes is to help the young people to gain strong testimony of the divinity of Jesus Christ and faith in God, the eternal father. It also teaches purity and brotherhood of man.
 The mutual workers stand for a sacred Sabbath and a weekly half holiday They stand for a weekly home evening, for state and nation wide prohibition, thrift and economy. and service to God and all mankind. They also stand for spiritual growth through attendance to the sacrament meetings; for the -sale and non- use of tobacco, and 'ast but not least. for loyal citizenship.
 The M. I. A. of the Maricopa stake was organized in 1883. 1t now has .a1<- <~f rxrl.i Cl, a ro well organized.
 On Sunday evening each organiza- ton conducts a mutual meeting in it's own ward. The Mutual age is iron, 14 years up, and everyone who cares to attend is welcome to do so. Most of the time is devoted to class work The young people are divided according to age and splendid les sons are presented to hive, inter- mediate, senior and advanced senior classes.
 The Beehive swarrns are symbolf- cal of the hive of busy bees There are several different kinds of work, or fields of service, such as the field of home, field of health. public serv- ice, business, and so on, where the girl can select cells to fill so she can be of use in building up the home life of the community in which she lives by learning the proper care of the home and family and in caring for her own health and the health oi others and by helping those in need 1 This work is a work of activity where the girl, rather than the teacher. does the work.
 The intermediate work, though comparatively new, is also very | useful study. The girls at the age | of 16 and IT need special work and 1 in this class they have a choice ot
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
cIRcuMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE

From the American Legion Weekly.
 The BingvilIe board of selectmen had held many sessions and finally formulated a set of auto laws that was the pride of the county. So the constable felt no worriment when he stopped a motorist.
 "Ye're pinched for violatin' the auto laws." he pronounced.
 Which one?" inquired the traveller.
 sDurned if know, but ye certainly hain't come all the way down Main street without bustin' one of them"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
SETS POOR EXAMPLE

LONDON-The English Language club is being formed with Let Eng fish Flourish for it's motto. But the notice for members contains such foreign words as rendezvous. etcetera and R. s. V. F.. French abbreviation for Please reply"
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
MORE AIR FREIGHTS

MANCHESTER, England-Strong. standardized truck" airplanes are being planned to carry freight be- tween such cities as Manchester and Lyons. Railways are showing a growing interest in commercial air planes.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

way they can consistently and in compliance with law
 The seminary is in charge of Prof. l.. E. Eggertsen, graduate of the University of Utah, the Brigham Young university and a certificated high school teacher of Arizona.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
GIRL HELD IN IS DEATHS

TOKYO-A girl giving her name as Kaneko is held here in connection with the death of IS men. Police say the men died of poisoning after they had insured their lives and made Ka- neko their beneficiary.
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
EFFICIENCY.

From the Houtson Post
 Children" said the efficiency ex- pert. "Ah. yes: a beautiful idea. but expensive. have figured out that growing child costs its parents ex- actly 27A cents for each tenth of an inch.s
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

for the home or business establish ment.'
 A feature of the display in the Meas salesroom at this time is an exhibit of lighting fixtures samples
Arizona republican., 1921-11-23

Visitors to Italy who travel on Sunday have to pay special tax.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
WOUND TULSA YOUTH
Tulsa County Officials Believe Roy
Shot ~ Bandit 10y Missouri Posse
IIaS Crime Record Here.

tNlON Mo, May 90 Two youths
claiming 10 be Raymond S,itH o.
years old ~ Herman, la, and Ray
mond Roberts. IS, ~ Tulsa, okla
who were wounded by posse At
St C.hir yesterday were, brought
hero for preliminary hDHriug for al
legged conspiracy in huldup
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
Chicago SHELTERS in
Hottest May Day Yet

CHICAGO, May 2o.-Au heat
records in Chicago for the month Of
May were shattered today whom tho
temperature hit 90 degrees AT 4
o'clock. II is the hottest May day
on record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-21
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The New York herald., 1921-06-19
statesmen.

The year 1921 has brought the largest de-
mand for high grade motor trucks since the
advent of motor truck transportation. The
wonderful reputation our product has earned
in the metropolitan territory. well
nationally. has made our trucks easy to sell.
To REAL Statesmen who feel the call for
greater earnings and unlimited opportunity.
men to whom drawing accounts not the
acme of contentment. we make this offer to
Join our staff beginning with July, 1921.
Travelling men who want to quit the road,
live with their families and build up
following. where repeat commissions are
guaranteed will find something more than a
mere job. Only men who think fast, work
consistently and fight like demons need an
sYer. The mediocre .er unframed saesmen
please spye lime for both of us. All replies
O.. f., 302 Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION!
or late quite a number of men have
Joined our organization who have been
reading our advertisements for a
number of weeks, who did not believa
our statement that we had al oo-
portunity for inexperienced men TO
make the large earnings mentioned
In our AID. 1t seemed too good 10 bo
true. They now know we bave exactly
the opportunity we state we have and
tseir only regret Is that they lost a
ndni3er OF valuable weeks before max
Ing up their mind to call.
Last Sunday we printed letter
from one of our statesmen who had
never sold anything before in his life.
In which he stated he made $3.50 his
first week with us and his earnings
had run up as high as $1.1oo per week.
Last week another of our men, who
never had had any previous selling
experience, made $612.50. We could
cite many, many other instances OF
men now on our sales force who have
and are making-more money than
they ever believed 1t possible they
could make, and who are laying the
foundation for still greater earnings.
We are marketing one of the most
revolutionary products ever placed be-
fore the American public--a product
backed by a group of well-rated, well
known New York business men.
Our proposition to YOU is this:
GAMBLE enough of your time to
call at our office and we either can
or cannot prove to you
l. That you have the opportunity
to make from $4,000 10 S20, 200 in
commissions this year, in assisting
us In raising the capital necessary
10 market the above mentioned
product.
2. That by or before the end of this
year you have the opportunity of
stepping into an executive position In
the merchandising end of our bust
ness. where this opportunities limited
solely to your own ability.
If we CAN prove this to you, you
have found the opportunity that comes
to every man--ONCE. If we CANNOT,
you have wasted your time. is 1T A
GOOD GAMBLE?
Last Thursday morning twenty men
were taken out of our financial de-
partment for the purpose of introduc-
ing this product in the metropolitan
district.
IN THE NEAR FUTURE. EVERY
NEW YORK NEWSPAPER WILL BE
CARRYING ONE-QUARTER, ONE
HALE AND FULL PAGE ADS OF
THIS PRODUCT. AND OVER 5000
WINDOWS WILL BE DISPLAYING
IT.
Now Is the times to form a connec-
tion with this enterprise. and GROW
WITH 1T.
Forty men Joined our sales force
last week, are 100e6 sold on this
proposition. They have found 1t a
GOOD GAMBLE.
CALL MONDAY ONLY, BEFORE
p. NJ, and ask for Mr.. Scott.
KENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORATION.
tSuite 1902, 700 9th av. tcorner 41st STD
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
SALESMAN AND MANAGERS ASSISTANT

Two men over % needed Immediately TO
work with me in my New York offices {;
absolute integrity first requisite; selling ex-
pcrience desirable: must have personality.
common sense and determination; big pay
and splendid opportunity for quick promo
TO answer IL you are employed; It will pay
YOU to make n change. Call after 10 A. Nj.
at room 294, Metropolitan Tower.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

statesmen for New York manufacturer for
New England territory, Syracuse and Roch-
ter, high grade established line OF plumbing
accessories: all year steady business; ac-
ouaintance with line not necessary, but must
have clean. fine selling record: must have
one having position, wishing to better him
self preferred; drawing account and commits
sion permanent, with good future to full
lars and religion, p. o. box 3. Station. X,
New York.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

WANTED, % TO 80. TO TRAIN
FOR SALESMEN; EXPERIENCE
UNNECESSARY WE MAINTAIN
A SCHOOL AND CAPABLE IN
STRUCTOR TO TRAIN YOU IN
OUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT
! CHARGES: YOU WILL BE AS
SURED A STEADY POSITION;
OUR statesmen ARE MAKING
FROM $50 PER WEEK UP; ONLY
THOSE OF NEAT APPEARANCE
AND PLEASING PERSONALITY
CONSIDERED. PERSONAL IN
TERVIEW ONLY AT p. NJ. OR
p. NJ. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY OR
FRIDAY EVENING. SEE MIR.
VAN DOREN, OF l.. r. STEEL
SERVICE CORP. 299 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MISUNDERSTANDING.

America is now In the midst of a
buyers strike. You can help break 1t:
save money for the buyer. earn money
for the buyer, and earn. money for
yourself.
This. is an established corporation
with the strongest banking connections,
now saving money for buyers and pay
ing them unusual returns.
We want a few high class men. who
work directly with us, in association
with successful business men, executing
an entirely original and successful sales
plan, under the direction Of a sales ex-
pert of National reputation with rec
ord of years of successful results.
Securities experience desirable, but
not essential.
Call room 415 Flatiron Building at
2 p. NJ. sharp Monday.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

statesmen, between ages 35-55, to offer a
library and abstract service to medical
men; not book proposition or stock SELL
ing but a service essentially arranged to
save the physician time; all visits made by
appointment straight liberal commission.
which should yield good income to live work.
refined manners and appearance. Second
floor 10 East 47th
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
HELP WANTED AND
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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PLUMBING supplies salesman wanted, call
ing on plumbing supply houses regularly, 10
sell range boilers on commission: excellent
proposition only experienced man desired (.
stale tdistrct covered. lines handled, &c. {;
best references necessary; replies confiden-
tial unless you have an established trade do
not write ns. Address Pennsylvania Range
Roller Co Phila adelpha, Pa.
PRINTING statesmen 90 wanted. hustlers,
~-Ssr eEccc. eouTroiling good trace. job and
c,-st.erCaii WORK. Tor modern plant, situated
zSes9grn amidst good business area; salary,
cen.fnssioa paid state requirements refer
erce wonderful opportunity. r. F., ols
Longacre Bldg.
pUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS required For re-
sponsible positions in Mexico City and
Havana offices OF firm of public account
ants: qualified senior assistants, preferably
with knowledge OF Spanish. Applicants
must have had supervising experience COW
ering term Of years with practising account
ants. Reply 70 + So Herald. Fulton Sc.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Statesmen.

Success Is within your reach. A wonderful
opportunity for men of ambition.
Well established institution preparing to
establish % branch offices requires 25 am
bilious young men between ages of rs and 30
to qualify for managerial positions: principal
qualifications are honesty. energy and will
ingness to work hard; experience not neces-
sary, as prefer to train our own execu-
tives: salary $50 weekly and commissions
II you think you can make good II you are
given an opportunity call promptly at o:30
A. NJ. or 2 p. NJ, ask for Mr.. Mcknight,
third floor, $50 West 34th st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
statesmen.

A conservative insurance brokerage and
average adjusting house is financing the ex-
panson of certain of it's departments and
the organization of a new Insurance COM
pany; two experienced statesmen are desired
to assist in-placing a small issue of partici-
pating preferred stock, bearing dividends up
to 1875 and redeemable at 1855 present
quick assets are equal to two and one-half
times liabilities; don't apply unless you can
absolutely pass muster as to ability and
character. Telephone for appointment John
11S7-SS-s0.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
sALEsMAN-uNusUAL OPENING.

A clean record. personal force, common
sense, sincere ambition and sales ability are
the requisites; TO such a man over % we
can offer n permanent well paid position,
with future opportunity for much larger in
come and important executive position of
trust; give phone number. Write r 81 Her
aid, Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
SALESMAN.
DYNAMIC-NOT STATIC.

You are looking for market for your sales
ability; we are willing to buy that ability
at figure that viii pay you good big
profit, provided you are man who doesn't
give short weight.
II you are a man of action, a man who
does things, man who is not >afraid to
put forth real effort and over % years of
age, we can assure you really satisfactory
immediate returns, and In addition we will
develop your ability that you can get
much bigger returns In the future.
now let us make bid for your ability;
drawing account and commission Give
phone number. Write II so Herald. Herald So
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

statesmen who have backbone and ambi-
tion. full of pep and determination, but
who cannot seem to form connection where
their efforts will bring the returns 10 which
they are entitled, have now the opportunity
to associate with highly successfui men ana
70 along with them to continued success. Call
after 10 A. NJ, Suite 1918. 173 9Th av.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
S A L E S NJ EN-.

How would you like to sell real.
bona fide security? One that repre-
sents SERVICE AND PRODUCTION.
would like to engage the services
of five real gentlemen (salesmen) who
have had experience in the selling OF
of HONEST issues.
Fellows who laugh at the supposed
x hard times" realizing that that very
atmosphere is promoting thrift, care.
and making sensible investors out Of
foolish spectators.
concerns during the past five years
not of which had the future pos
sibilites of this one. This corpora
ton is seeking additional moneys 10
effect compulsory expansion. which
sounds good in face of all the de-
preston talk, doesn't 1t?
II we can get together and you can
demonstrate your ability on this first
proposition on a commission OASIS
will agree to give you u contract
GUARANTEEING income to remain
to help finance three other propositions
on my sch, iule.
Make It your business to see me
about the above. Call me at Bryant
531 for an appointment or drop in any
time after 2 O'clock Sunday or Mon
day after 10 A. M.
DAVID L. o'sULLIvAN.
1457 Broadway. Bryant ssl'
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
Statesmen.

Prominent and responsible manufacturer
Of automotive equipment with an established
reputation desires TO get In touch with, reli-
able statesmen calling on the retail automobile
accessory trade. Liberal commission. Give
references, experience and territory now COW
cred. Address box 1856 Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
sALEsMANAGER WANTED.

A corporation about to place on the mar
ket new and decidedly improved specially
product In an important field requires n
general salesmanager. Product will sell for
no more than less desirable goods and field
Is not overcrowded. Company well financed
by strong supporters.
Candidate tunder 40) pseferred who has
had extensive experience In nationwide dis
trlbution of small specialties direct 10 retail
dealers in hardware. stationery, drug and
department stores. and whose past earnings
have been $4,000 more. He should havo
had responsibilities for organizing sales de-
partment. engaging and training branch
office sales managers and sales men and be
fully Informed as to modern office and
field sales methods and understand how 10
extract full sales results from adequate
national advertising campaign. Opportunity
will be given right man TO acquire perma-
nent interest In company after fitness is
Applications by letter will be treated in
strict confidence and should state full ex-
perience. qualifications and the strong and
weak points OF the candidate In his own
estimation. 2I3 Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
WANTED

Services of a general purchasing
agent; one who has had several years.
experience as general buyer required
man must be energetic, have person.
'ality and produce the highest refer
ences; must also be willing TO start in
with new corporation and grow with
II. Reply by letter TO G. r. Tilley, 132
Nassau ST.. \. Y. city.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
:; DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

SOLICITOR for club memberships; commits
sion $50 weekly upward: permanent posi-
tion satisfactory representative. Call 116
West Both ST.. room 63S.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
SALESMAN.

have an opening for man over 25 with
ability, energy and ambition; one who as
pires to better his condition In life and Is
willing to work hard and follow instruc-
tIons; must qualify as to ability and char
acter. Call after III A. NJ. Room 101S.
Knickerbocker Bldg, Broadway at 42d ct.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
YOUNG MEN.

YOUNG MEN.
We have a number of openings for single
young men between the ages of 10 and %
years to learn the installation of telephone
switchboard; no experience necessary: good
pay while learning
Q 800 Herald. Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
REPRESENTATIVE MEN.

Acquaintauce desired several neat.
active. dependable gentlemen, about
81 capable Of assuming responsible
ties ana intelligeutly transmitting in
structions; must look and act the
part; state business experience; give
phone number. y GSI Herald, Herald
square.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19
rr1.EpuoNr statesmen.

TELEPHONE SALESMEN
Live wire statesmen for high grade invest
ment house wanted to sell unlisted securi-
ties; state experience, II any. references: :
salary and commission Address III. H.,
box 43 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-06-19

TO THE UNEMPLOYED.
Men who have ambition to achieve success
and are willing to put forth the required
effort, we have positions that are worth
working for. Call for interview between
10 A. NJ and 2. NJ. Ask for Mr.. Hall,
suite 602. 80 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
TRANSIT man and surveyors assistant
work in Kings county. L 1858 Herald.
Brooklyn.