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The New York herald., 1921-01-25

Leon Ruby;
You are hereby notified that the storage
being duo and the time for payment OF this
Companys lien therefor upon the property
hereinafter described having expired. and
due notice thereof having been given you.
wit: Ono "a case said TO contain furs. 20
be sold at public auction according TO tho
statute In such cases made and provided,
at the warehouse OF this Company, no
Gansevoort Street. New York City. on Mon
day, February IL, 1921, at ~ o'clock noon.
THE MANHATTAN REFRrGERATING
COMPANY. @. r.. Eeiis, Supt. Woodrow e.
Lewis, Auctioneers.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800. corner 1o4th.-Mil-
lionaires mansion remodelled, now family
hotel; elevator; every room bath and tee-
phone; hotel service; refined Hebrew sur
roundings; Hungarian chef.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25eo more than any one for your fur
11o University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHED
Above 5sth st.-S,h Av. to North River.

Above 59th st.-5th Av. TO North River.
MANHATTAN AN., 370.-Three four rooms,
bath immediate possession; beautiful ele-
vator apartment.
PETER STUYVES ANT esth st. and River
side Drive.-Seven rooms and two baths.
HARRIS, NOuGHT CO. q East 10Th ST.
WEST END AV.. 73s--SN large outside cor
ner rooms; all improvements; $3.50.
SID ST., 3I4 West. - Beautifully decorated
floor. tiled Kitchen. laundry immediate
possession.
31s w. i07th ST.. near Riverside Drives
large rooms. bath and ldtchenette. SI4AW-
SON & HOBBS, i62 w. I2d st.; representa-
tive on premises.
All West End Av.-t0 room corner apart
ment. second floor; every modern improve
ment: $3.50 year. Apply premises.
s62 WEST END AV.
DOCTORS OFFICE, WAITING ROOM AND
APARTMENT-Five rooms. bath. $2,100;
also two rooms. bath. 81 200 Apply on prem
fEnG
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Westchester.

CHOICE apartments. large outside rooms: !:
all conveniences five rooms, 800: six
rooms, $11o: seven and eight rooms. two
baths, elevator. Sf5o-sf75. YONKERS RE-
Atty EXCHANGE, $50 Broadway. Phone
$500 Yonkers.
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ST. ALBANS.

o4J-oDI West OSth ST.
Board and suites, two rooms. private bath
$50 per week and up two persons; single
rooms; family house.
SID, 124 w. (Graycourt) Spacious pariors,
lounge; steam heat; rooms, single, en- suite
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

PRIVATE home to let, furnished, from Feb
ruary TO June I. $3.50 month. For par
ticulars phone Rhinelander 1924.
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WE will entertain a proposition from
reputable parties to promote, or
ganize, develop and underwrite the
stock of a high class industrial propo-
sition.
O 963 Herald, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-25

Jan. 20, 1871.
Lake, Draper. Hoffman, Miller. Minor.
Richards and La Rue:
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment of this
Company's lien therefor upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, and
due notice thereof having been given YOU,
this Company will cause such property, to
wit: Furs, TO be sold at public auction
according TO the statute In such cases made
and provided at the warehouse of this Com
pany. 90 Gansevoort Street. New York City.
on Monday, February II, 1921. Mt IL o'clock
noon. THE MANHATTAN REFRIGERAT-
ING COMPANY. G. II. Eells. Supt. Wood
row e. Lewis, Auctioneers.
Jan. 20, 1921.
u. II. Cooke. c/o VIM. Greene. Fred. witte
You arc hereby notified that the storage
being due and tho time for payment of this
Companys lien therefor upon the property
hereinafter described having expired, and
due notice thereof having been given you,
this Company Will cause such property. 20
wit: Two (2) trunks manufactured furs and
blankets, 20 bo sold at public auction ac-
cording 10 the statute In such cases made
and provided at the warehouse OF this Com
pany. 90 Gansevoort Street. New York City.
on Monday. February IL, 1921. at ~ o'clock
noon. TIE MANHATTAN REFR1GERAT-
ING COMPANY. g. Il. Eeiis. Supt. Wood
row Lewis, Auctioneers
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Long Island.

SOUTH SHORE HOTEL,
Freeport, l.. T.; homelilSe place TO live for
people OF refinement; 45 minutes New York;
low commutation. fine community, warm
house. good meals, moderate rates. Tele-
phone Freeport 279. Mr.. j. CRUICKSHANK,
Prom.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above tith ST. to 59th st. CInclusive).
East River to North River.

DOCTORS office With waiting ROOM Madi.
son av., near a5th ~. Tel Plaza 5o62
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
ORGANIZING BASEBALL.

The hold baseball has on the
American people is one Of the mos;
interesting features of life in this
country. And that hold is not
most strikingly illustrated by the
crowds that gather in the great
parks of the major league teams.
The real feeling of the people to
ward their favorite sport, is best
seen among the multitudes who
gather in tens Of thousands OF
towns every Saturday afternoon
and Mt other times, to see their
home teams contest for local hon
ors.
No community program is com
plete unless it has one or more
good ball teams with various local
interests cospeting against each
other and one picked team to rep
resent the town in competition
with its neighbors
A good series of ball games keeps
people at home. provides whole
some diversion. it gives athletic
young men physical development.
The merchants ought to take hold
as they do in Holly and put the
local game on a good basis. as q
matter of town boosting. 1t will
draw in visitors and give the town
reputation as live one
To make local baseball success
there must be a good spirit OF home
support, Many promising teams
quit each year early in the season
depressed by incessant knocking
spectators. When fellows are try
ing to do their best, and nervous
over the effort in public. it does
not help when the lazy bleachers
veil Take him out, he's rotten
Then there are some baseball fans
who get sore on team unless it
wins nearly all the time. You can't
build up a ball team that way.
Get behind the local team this year
and make 1t boosting proposition
whether they lose or win.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
PAYING FOR
COMMUNITY PROJECTS.

Country towns that have secured
community buildings or have OBJ
tanned other progressive institu
tiOns involving considerable ex
penditrre, are sometimes regarded
as being especially favored. 1t is
supposed that their people have
more money than others
More often IT is simply that peo
pie in those places have more
faith and 90 ahead spirit, and
Willingness to take chances.
A country correspondent OF an
Oklahoma paper, referring to Il
recent entertainment In her village,
remarks. I'VE could build dandy
community building here and pay
for it in three years. with just such
entertainments as this. Everybody
would have a good time and no
body be ont penny" That cor
respondent had hold of profound
truth.
The people, OF Holly expect to
spend certain amount on pleas
ures and recreations and social life.
II systematic effort is made to
provide such pleasant decisions
and to use the funds thereby raised
for some public object like com
hunity building, such a public
improvement can be successfully
financed
For many years progressive towns
have been holding public enter
tainments to raise money for local
projects. Many communities used
to finance street lights in that way
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
BuRyrNa GEORGE

let George Do It" has been q
favorite phrase. satirizing the peo-
pie who when asked to do public
work, always pass the buck to some
one else.
Tho st. Paul. MINI. Association
recently decided that so much had
been laid on poor old George that
his overworked back had broken
under the load, resulting in his sad
and greatly regretted demise There
fore at one of their entertainments
a hearse drawn by two forlorn old
horses was pulled across the stage,
accompanied by group of town
criers, members of the advertising
club They informed the audience
that George had died OF broken
back. the result OF years OF over.
work
Let's bury George here in Holly.
If you see job of work that needs
doing, take hold and do it yourself.
or be willing to serve with others
in getting 1t done. A city where
that spirit prevails is sure to go
ahead.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
THE EASTER THOUGHT

While man has made amazing
material, social and intellectual pro-
gross in the past 2eO0 years, yet peo
pie are today asking the same old
fateful question put by Job, IF
IA man die shall he live again?" Are
all our efforts on this earth useful
merely in creating results that exist
in this life only, but which are alb
solutely to perish when we go the
way of all the earth? Or do we
build some imperishable product Of
human character.
Philosophy makes clear answer
to this question. 1t holds it incon-
ceivable that the power that has
shown such marvellous skill in Great
ing the human body, would be SO
bungling as to throw away all the
achievements of mind and person
ality at the time when these begin
to be most servieeable.
The most satisfactory answer ever
made to this fateful question was
offered us by Jesus Christ. His
mntchless life and his lofty concep-
tions of conduct go SO far beyond
all other human beings. as to in.
dicate that his unique personality
was the divinely inspired messen-
ger of God When he tells us with
positive affirmation, that I'm my
fathers house are many mansions"
we must believe him. We can not
set up our shallow ideas against
his infinite wisdom
Let us remember that after the
fact of his physical death had been
accepted by abundant witnesses, he
was recognized in some form physi.
cal or spiritual, by great company
of people who were not looking for
his reappearing, and whose doubts
had to be dispelled, before his re.
stlrrection was accepted as a fact.
What convinced them should con.
vince us, So let us today in res
ponse to the affirmation OF philoso.
ply, to the words spoken by Jesus,
and to the fact that his survival
after death, cast aside gloomy fears.
Let us try to build characters that
shall be worth preserving for some
future form of existence.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24

way bought and improved parks
Then people felt that it was better
to pay such expense as lights out
Of taxation, and put the money
raised In entertainments into some
permanent institution.
Innumcrable towns have in this
and Fairgrounds. many of them
have erected community buildings,
and village halls and libraries,
some have built swimming pools,
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
Gall ior Town Election

stf.a uf 20 orado:
County OF prossrs:
Town of Holly. ss:
Notice is hereby given that the
regular annual election OF the
ihunicipn officers will be held In
the incorporated town of Holly. in
the County of Prowers. to.wit:
On Tuesday. April ), 1921.
That OH the said day tho following
officers are to be elected. to-wit:
One mayor. for oneyear term.
Three trustees for a twoyear
term.
In witness whereof / have set my
hand and official seal this oath day
of February, 1921.
r. G. DEMARAY
Town Clerk 4 Recorder
We have Moline. John Deere and
fHC corn planters Mt 1880 while
sieS lust. lou Will hcSoi Duy ticAh
at that price again.
Lent Raymond Milling Co,
Two Buttes, Colorado. 404t
Newest ideas direct from the
East in highest class portraiture,
always at Ellison's Holly. Colo.
many have laid cement sidewalks,
l.etc.. 1t is means for creating
| public improvements that is always
open to live town. The people
who get up the entertainments are
/. well repaid for their time. by the
fun they get, and the training, that
comes from any kind of public
performance. 5
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24
TWO SPOTS

Campaign to eradicate Che ground
Log is reported - W III. u will the
weather bur.'au lie able to fore.
rnst condition. for six weeks after
February 2.
The country boys who go down
to college don't always wear the
latest styles, but lot of theu earn
I'd their own clothes, while the
city boy asks Dad for check every
time he wants a necktie.
The farmer who won't join co.
operative movements kicks bitterly
at the way he is oppressed by the
combinations
The Holly chieftain., 1921-03-24

Not many people die OF enlarge.
ment of the heart, but great num-
Der are in danger from enlargement
OF the head.
Some people think that the see
retary Of the treasury is going to
distribute MELONS in the tariff bill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

lCAPITAL)
QS AVAILABLE)
(TO LOAN OR INVEET1
(IF YOUR OFFERING wARRANTE)
As temporary permanent loans or invest
ments for going substantial business con-
Germs or manufacturing enterprises Of merit
(STOCK AND BOND)
ISSUES NEGOTIATED OF)
meritorious business enterprises and going
concerns needing capital for expansion OF
otherwise.
(FUNDs TO LOAN ON)
(FIRsT OR SECOND MORTGAGED
mproved-unimproved - bust
ness buildings-manufacturing properties
dwellngs-apa rtments, etc.
COLLATERAL AND OTHER)
(LOANS NEGOTIATED
rated notes-accounts observation-disclosures
against neutrality-suspicious. receipts
machinery-equipments etc.
(WE NEGOTIATE ALL BUSINESS)
ION A STRICTLY COMMISSION BASIS)
desiring only high class going propositions
from serious principals seeking real results
who may submit details confidentialy--no
oils-mines-patents-or inventions considered
(SMITH CO.-BROKERS)
600 MADISON AV.. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

DID you have en- opportunity TO m
vest in United Hhoo Machinery Com
pany OF Mergepthaler Company7 If
you did, and took advantage of II. you
are Independently wealthy to-day. II
not. another such opportunity is now
available.
Realize the demand for machines
which are being leased on a royalty
basis OF one-quarter OF what they
save In waste material alone. aside
from the item of increased production
and superior product produced!
Realize the profit to you as a share
holder In corporation leasing such
machines,
Investigate Immediately by writing
or telephone room 805, 220 9th av.,
Madison Square 642.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

PARTY owning Central American oonoes-
sion of immense value. covering tract so
miles long, 10 miles wide. practically mex
haustible resources, desires to meet men who
will Investigate and take part in financing
enterprise II satisfied; first shipment (value
916, ,000) due in New York May 20; market
for staple product made: unlimited demand !;
present costs and market prices indicate
unusually large returns on investment: will
gladly submit complete facts: principals only /;
$50 900 required. A 648 Herald $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

BUSINESS manager wanted: well poised
experienced executive. take charge admin
publication must be educated gentleman,
possess idealism, CONTAGIOUS enthusiasm,
aptitude to gain liking and confidence staff
limited only by ability and reliability of ap-
pltcant: only seasoned business man. not over
40. competent TO assume initialy heavy aud
ever increasing responsibility need apply;
state age. experience; no Investment re-
quired. NJ 46 Herald. Herald SC.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
RESTAURANT
nnpOHHIfNIuyY

Restaurateur. experienced in catering TO
high class trade, can become associated with
owners OF an apartment hotel in vicinity of
Bath st. and 9th av.: space In this building,
especially designed for retaurant purposes,
establishment In one of the most active busi-
ness centres OF the city; tenants OF the
business: replies treated confidentially.
538 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BIG BUSINESS FOR SON;
LONGEVITY BOR FATHER.

We got ''Dae-Lightsd. three years ago
with Tampa's UNEQQALLED alEthe-year-
round CONGENIAL CLIMATE. BUSINESS
CHANCES" and investment opportunities.
and decided TO close out our Northern Bank
ing, Real Estate and other investments and
permanently locate in Tampa
Our 60-year-oid SENIOR member man
ages our general investment business and
the development and sale OF our 1900 acre
tract OF land. located within so minutes
auto ride on a brick paved road OF over
100 900 people and all the privileges of the
booming city of Tampa; while our 8I-year-
old JUNIOR member manages his "favortte
line''-a real big business In wholesaling
and retailing Republic Trucks. automobiles
and their accessories.
We will show Doubling Up investments
In 10 acres or more Of Real Estate and sub
stantial salaries and big dividends AL
READY EARNED to the right man" or
men with capital TO invest, who desire to be-
come actively associated with US In either
or both of the propositions referred tn High
class bank and business references win be
furnished and required. Ask about other
business chances and Investments and for
frSe literature about the booming Tampa
territory.
j. e. Bruce a Son.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BRANCH
MANAGERS
WANTED

by an established automobile acces-
sor1es company; technical knowledge
OF automobile accessories is not abso-
lutely essentdal and aside from invest
ment which must be made the chief
requirements are honesty. integrity,
energy. executive ability and an intel
ligent sense of responsibility. Men ac-
oeptable to US will have management
OF completely stocked auto accessories
store and win have back of thssu the
prestige, influence, financial AssiSt
, anco and national advertising OF n
largo and strong corporation. Tor In
formation and appointment write
AUTO ACCESSORIES CLIENT,
care r. O. Weiss Advertising Agency.
81 West 44th ST.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

MANUFACTURERS CATERING TO
AND 10 CENT SYNDICATE
STORES DESIRES TO MAKE CON
NECTION WITH SOME FIRM OR
INDIVIDUAL WHO IS IN THE
SAME LINE: WILL FINANCE,
MANAGE OR SELL ENTIRE PROD
UCT OF SUCH FIRM. GIVE FULL
PARTICULARS. o41 HERALD,
$50 B'WAY.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

HIGH CLASS MAN WANTED WITH SOME
MONEY TO TAKE CHARGE AND RUN
RESTAURANT AT THE OLD MILL, MAT
TITUCK. L. l.: NEW BUILDING. JUST
ERECTED AND ATTACHED TO OLD
MILL; OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN.
OLD MILL. MATrITUCK, L. /.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

ARE YOU INTERESTED IN MAX
ING AN INVESTMENT OF 800
UP IN A COMPANY ENTERING A
NEW PHONETIC FIELD? PROVED
MARKET: UNLIMITED PoSsIBILI-
TIES: REPUTABLE DIRECTORATE:
NEW YORK STATE CORPORATION.
WRITE SALESMAN. w 53s HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG business gentleman desires board,
refined. congenial private family: suburbs
considered: particulars; references. b $40
Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG gentleman neat room. steam heated
electric light: plain fare expected; pcrma-
nent; SIS. B S14 Herald Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

A progressive business man warted-
with years OF retan experience In New
York and West, open TO represent
manufacturers line, State of Oregon.
headquarters Portland: preferably
merchandise selling 20 department
Pine st.. Portland. Oregon.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

-1~-->~~-~1~~-~-~-~~~
CLAIMS or wages collected free. Working
women's Protective Union, 2s9 4th av.
Free Employment Bureau. DIR. Henry D..
Chaplin president. Alexander NJ. Hudnut.
treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold. silver. piati-
mum, antiques. bronzes, pawn tickets; ss-
tstss bought. 146 West 23d Ut.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

ANTIQUES for sale 3 banquet tables
(iTs0). I sofa, 1 sideboard, sleigh beds
all solid mahogany. Misses VAN WYCK,
Hopewell Junction, N. X.
ARTIFICIAL EYES, IS. Write BARCLAY
OPTICAL CO., 445 Barclay, Denver, Col.
FOR sALE--Ciassified mailing lists. Charles
ton, w. Va, and mining towns firgt time
offered: write Us. ACME AGENCY, Ao7
Morris ST., Charleston, w. va.
GENUINE indian riding brides for sale.
T. sHEEHAN, Cedarhurst. l. L Phone
Far RockNwsy feSo.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
ALCOHOL DIsTILLERY
PLANT

ALCOHOL DIsTILLERY
PLANT
FOR SALE.
Trustees in bankruptcy must sell promptly
10 highest bidder fully equipped commercial
alcohol plant. capacity forty barrels per day:
advantageously located In Philadelphia; the
plant Is In perfect condition and now In
operation. For further particulars apply 70
TRUSTEES IN BANKRUPTCY. Room T02
Flanders Bldg. Philadelphia. Pa. Telephone
Spruce -67S7.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

RESPONSIBLE BATTERY MANUFAC-
TJJRER desires first class representation
In New York county for automobile starting
and lighting batteries. Only those having
facilities to properly care for the trade and
capable of delivering satisfactory volume of
business will be considered. Answers will be
treated in str1ctest confidence. 201 Her
aid, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
Now Jersey.

NEW ARK-Colleoni apartment hotel. ss-4t
Lincoln Park-rwo room suites. kitchenette
ana bath; fireproof elevator building; tele-
phone and restaurant service; ready for oc-
NEAR EAST ORANGE STATION: restricted
five room janitor apartment. all improve
ments, for adult couple. SIS. Tel. Orange 500.
IMMEDIATE possession or May /, rooms
modern and very desirable; near East Or
ange station. Phone Orange 6625M. S52
William 81.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS.
WRITE for free Illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE of CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model of sketch and description OF in
vention for our opinion OF patentable nature
free; HIGHEST REFERENCES; PROMPT
SERVICE. REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR J. EVANS 4 co.
New York office. 1908 woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay GAIL.
Main office S5s 9th, Washington, ~. @.
PATENTS PROCURED. TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED-A comprehensive, expert
enced prompt service for the protection and
development OF your idea. Full information,
advice and form ITO Record Your Invention
free ON request. RICHARD Il. OWEN, III
2276. woolworth Bldg Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.
FETHERSToNHAUGH a COMPANY,
the old established firm, 2f7 broadway, New
York. tel. Barclay 6229; also wsshingtos
and Canada. Home and foreign practice.
PATENTs.-seod for free booklet. HiEnss.
references. Best results. Promptness as
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer. e24 r st. Washington. u. 2.
PATENTS. trade marks. designs: best work :;
lowest prices; consultation free; 30 years
experience. Call or send for book. EDGAR
TATE CO., PAS Broadway. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
TREASURER OR EXECUTIVE.

ENGINEERING AND BUILDING con-
sTRUCTION COMPANY OFFERS EN-
ECUTIvE POSITION AS TREASURER
OR BUSINESS MANAGER: KNOWL-
EDGE OF BUILDING DESIRABLE BUT
NOT ESPECIALLY NECESSARY: S10,-
900 INVESTMENT REQUIRED. LIB
ERAL INDUCEMENTS, LIBERAL IN
COME UPON PROFIT SHARING BASIS;
INVESTMENT WITH INTEREST ABB
SOLUTELY SECURED. X 237 HER
AID. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

HIGH class restaurant, hotel
and cabaret for sale.
situated in the centre
of the Broadway section,
cost owner $50, 900: will
sell for Is. 900 cash
inventory and good will
worth $4,000; full investigation
solicited. Phone Vanderbilt 6e24.
Phone week days.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

ARTICLE retailing at $3.50 shout TO be
placed on market: initial trial sales show
II to be one of the greatest sellers of the
age; we will allocate territory to wide awake
business men In position 10 finance their
sales; large immediate income can be made
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17

BUSINESS ASSOCIATE WANTED;
investment required $1,000; perma-
nent, profitable, dignified manufacture
and sale automatic machines: some
reference with answer; principals
only. X PSF Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-17
sECURIT1ES-PROMO
Attractive proposition entertained by
salesman of long and successful ex-
perience; clientele. personal solicita-
ton; bank reference. Y 652 Herald.
Herald so.

A PARTNER. $1,000. WANTED,
with services, for established. profitable, IL
nancial general brokerage business of high
order, well connected. Business expansion
warrants moving larger offices. Business
ability and intelligence, not experience. nee
essary. Money invested used in business for
expansion. Highest credentials furnished,
expected. Exceptional opportunity. Iuvesti-
CATION courted. Serious principals with funds
call personally.
SUITE sos, 800 MADISON Av.