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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CORPORATIONS organized and financed /;
advice on busincys matters. FISCHER q
sEY, 14T Ith av. Stuyvesant 65s2.
HAVE unusually Interesting proposition fo
person with considerable capital; safe In
vcstment; excellent prospects. ID 12i9 Her
aid. Fulton st.
LARGE or small investment In producing
concern OF national scope assures excep-
tionai returns. G iI92 Herald. Washington
Heights
PROMOTION -FfNAN NANCINC-Stock and bond
snlcsmen Delaware charters. a. A. AL
LES. 1904 Federal St, Plitsburg, Pa.
RELIABLE promoter with unusual financial
buriness and legal acquaintance and expert
ence VIII assist legitimate. promising enter
prise. No mining, oil or questionable pro-
iectr. Write full particulars. PROGRESSIVE.
II 5is Herald. $50 Bway
WOULD Y0I. INVEST. Yctfn MONEY IN. a
CONSERVATIVES GROWING CCNCERN7
WE ARE ARLE To SHOW EIGHT YEARS
OF SUCCESSFUL OPER ATtnN, A RECORD
OF PROFIT, A GOOD DIVIDEND. S. w
MERRITT COMPANY. 133n ST. 18TH Av.
WOULD like to meet party with $4,000. Join
me in automobile taxi garage business;
draw $40 weekly and half profits of busl-
ness: experience not necessary. Call SIi Full
ton ST., brooklyn.
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10TH ST, l40 W.-Comfortable front room
elevator apartment business people; ref
erences. ANDERS n. Tcl. Academy 4196.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.--Ther is an ex-
duisite little furnished house for rent for
y month or two IN the Washington Squa re
district; large studio; grand piano; not at
all cheap but unusually desirable light and
heat included. Call Scarsdale 81 or write
Box 3R6. carsdale
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18TH 6Oi West (Riverside) Handsome
front room. elevator apartment; gentlemen
Cathedral 1910.
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Long Islard.
Westchester.
New Jersey.

TWO newly decorated connecting rooms will
rent furnished or unfurnished three min
utes' walk to Grove or Exchange place tubes.
100 Grand st. Montgomery 304SJ.
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| 18TH. 542 West.-Room. adjoining bath :;
buslness man. Phone Cathedral $3.50.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 2je6 more than any one for your fur
niture, russ, pianos, paintirvs. BAlSLEn
iii University place fStuyvesant 22NSD.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

wANTED-Room with north Hight for studio
near East G3d 81. 745 Herald Herald "a
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borough of Brooklyn.

FI.ATBUSH-Tfive desirable rooms. all i'm
provements; rent $50. Call Blythebourne
2-'S
1889 I'D ST.-Six room apartment, with or
without garage: newly completed beauti-
full family house, every modern improve
ment: sun parlor. Open for inspection Sat
urday and Sunday, 2-A r. NJ.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

A stockholders and directors meeting Of IN,
Vocotone Company viii be held IN Rendinr
Room Great Northern Hotel, az . O'Clock
Monday January 2 1921. object Of meetln'
is TO dispose Of patent l0Gl0l0
A. HAYES
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NIVW4No, WHY'S, IuFs TtInoutIIcut IInest
work, very reasonable. 112 Ea 32d at.
STYLISH misses gowns. dance frocks; out,
dayr. Nine. Louise, 324 w 2Sth.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Westchester-Sale or Rent.
New York state-sale or Rent.

HOUSE in perfect condition, consisting of
10 rooms and 2 baths including par
Tor: price $40. .0O0 Pleasantville, N. Y. f
205 Herald, Herald 50.
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TTUATIONs WANTED-FTMALT

Cooks. &c.
COOK. Norwegian; profenslonal cook and
butler: lunchcons, teas. Dinners; work to-
rcthcr or separate. Schuyler iij1.
COOK, first class: light colorcd: or house
worker; reliable. Taylor. 322 Lenox av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FETIALE
Cooks. &c.

COOk.-Professional dinner. luncheon OF late
suppers; take entire charge OF kitchen for
small family; colored, understands cooking
all branches. references. Phone River 267.
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DressmaI<ers. seamstrcsses a. MiIiiners

CQFK-Lady wishes to place first class
housokeo per-cook whom she can recon-
mend. Phone 1912, Morningside s3i9
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: FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.


10TH. 21T west-I.arge front room. con
Meeting rooms. adjoining bath; electricity
10TH ST, il0 w--comfortabie front room
elevator apartment; business people; ref
erenees ANDERS y. TIL. Academy 1856
10TH 2oi Wcst.-Large front room, excep-
tionally furnished: twin beds gentlemei
OILY. Apartnent 5B, Academy 2330.
10TH aOi W.-iarse and small rooms.
Acadcr-y 237o. apt. CD.
106TH. 21a W.-Large, sunny front room.
al o small, nicely furnished. convenient 10
cation private family; homelike; reference
COOPER.
18TH Goa West (RIverside) Handsome
front room, elevator apartment; gentlemen
Cathedral 1910.
10TH. $40 west.-Room. adjoining bath !.
business man. Phone Cathedral 5s65.
il5TH (370 Manhattan av.).-Newly furnished
front parlor. bedroom; shower, electricity;
high class; no other roomer Apt. 1G. Phone
Cathedral gro
18TH AS Wet (Apt 22) Choice OF two
rooms, steam electricity. bath adjoining.
$10-Sl4 Cathedral 1921
ia4TH 557 w. CB'wayl.--l large, sunny
room. S12: small room. ss Apt. ~.
'arTH 63i w. apt. i2). facing Riverside
Meat single and double rooms; reason
able rates, telephone and elevator.
l3GTH ST. 6l0 west Light; subway; River
side: rentlcman; s6.!0; references. Apt. ].
rooms high class: personal attention.
i4OrH. 400 w.-Large front room and lava
tory; private residence.
ii7TH, 547 W-Front suite: elevator: beauti-
ful southern exposure. Audubon 1929.
Si75O WEEK
for permanent guests. rooms. with private
bath. all modern service. telephone in esery
room. Hotel Aberdeen. 32d St, between 9th
av. and Broadway. Penn ylvania 1000.
Borough Of isronA.
FRISBY AVE. Exceptionally fur
nished room business couple or two
gentlemen; private house; blocks Lexing-
ton ave subway.
| TARGE room adjoining bath; all privileges
and convenicnces: reasonable; suitable for
elderly lady: near subway. 231st ST.. Kings
re 4S2.
PERRY AVE. 8o65.-Fxceptional ROOM
all con eniences; gentleman preferred
HRyDE. Olinviile 81.
sINCI f or double room. buelness woman or
couple preferred; convenient 70 10th ct.
lexington av. subway Phone fremont 631
WELL farni7hed parlor and bedroom
strictly private; use piano. telephone ard
kitchen, electricity and steam heat; rotor
once required: reasonable per week. Tele-
phone Fordham 1858.
wo0DYC REST Av,, 102O.-Large front ad-
Joining bath: also small, heated; private
family; near L and Sub. telephone.
Long Islard.
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms, all I'M
provements, 1S minutes from Penn. station:
suitable for l or .; 81 per week; references.
Phone Richmond Hill sos.
Westchester.
IN private horne. South Yonkers: one or two
furnished rooms and bath: brcaSifaat II
desired: TO responrible business mon: beau
tiful surroundings and most convenient COM
mutation to city. c. H.. 800 Herald. Herald
New Jersey.
TWO newly decorated connecting rooms: will
rent furni9hed or unfurnished; three min
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENT--3I 900 so. IT.
floors. 5000 000 IT.; or separate: :
modern buildings. sprinkled. elevator. cleo
tricity, heat Bradley Building, 18th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station, blocks from
all subways. cent car fare Principals only
address A. J. BRADLEY, owner, 101 Beck
man st. New York. Phone 350l Beekman.
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Instruction,

LADIES. ATTENTION.
Hair and beauty culture taught Scientf.
ically; qualities you In short time 10 earn SO
10 $50 weekly: day, evening classe'. Call
or write for free booklet II. Academy OF
Hairdressing and Beauty Culture. i33 w.
84;h ST. Phone Bryant e4j5.
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Automobile RepaIrs.

FXpTVT AUTO REPAIRS.
struthers Fng nccrinR Co.. Mfg. Engineers,
manufacturers ~ starting motors, lighting
re- orators. ignition systems.
ITO Tast f9Oth Harlem 20.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US.

FOR Sale--Gontloman extremely handEom,
raccoon fur coat all selected skins; bar
gain. Apply Supt.. 20 r. 4sth.
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lATH. 2JT West.-Large front room, con
Meeting rooms. adjoining bath; electricity
ne lopq
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SACRIFICE TRUCKS.
Automobile Bodies.
Automobile Instruction.

AUTO INSTRUCTION.
Z and 3 wcpks' courses for
Owners Ctauffeurg. Mechanics, Statesmen.
WEST SIDE Y. NJ. G.. A.,
sOl West 5Tth e., Ncw York.
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies' classes.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


STEM CGRAPHER SECRETARY - A col
legian, Protestant. de- ircd. salary S25-SaO,
according TO experience and qualifications.
Apply American Bible Society. room p. Bible
FoUsc. A tor place.
SWITCHBOARD observation-disclosures. Ac-
TIVE. CHRISTIAN. quick, courteous. de-
pencabie, voice with smile, and practical
Central office experience, for po ition In 9TH
av retail eetabli -hment. Give experience and
salary expected l. 20 Herald. Herald 80
SWI~C CHB0 ARD-Reception clerk, mature
woman, Protestant, de ired; salary sl9-
$40. according TO experience and qualifica-
tons. Apply American Bible Society, room
o. Bible House, Astor place.
'ryPIsT and cashier Apply Pomeroy Co..
16 East 42d st.
WOMAN. attractive manners: thoroughly
qualified technically and by experience, In
vestigation and correction work delinquent
girls, city so. 900. CT, telephone number.
Box j., $40 Herald. $50 broadway.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For nire-ra..enver car..

Tor Hire Passenger Cars.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire; moderate
ratio rUCSi E'S. Phone Murray Hill 2S01.
PACKARD TWIN SINEs Tor hire perfect
er rvicc reasonable rates g. VI. & G. ".
Williamson. 20i W. 43d Bryant 4ciN-3l30.
PACKARD limousine 10 hire for occasionss
hN hour. day week. Rhinelander sIl1.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


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A.--A.-riiverside Drive, 4ss (corner fiath
st) .-6 rooms, . baths. extra lavatory
completely furnished. Morning. o2i5.
FOUR rooms, newly furnished. IN new build
ing. 5I3 1sham ST.. near 2O1uf ~. subway
station. Apply Rt NJ JUSTS, 1926 Broad
way
NOUR room housekeeping apt; telephone.
electricity; So month. SUIT. 5a6 w. 1Tsth
5RAMERCY PARK. 2 beautiful rooms. bath,
furnished. DE FLOREZ. Tel. Murray Hill
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
eoN HoRps. isc W. 72r ST
MADISON Av., near Bath st--Artistic apart
nient, 2 rooms and bath corey, spotlesslv
lean; 1928 monthly. Plsxa GAS. Monday.
PRIVATE family viii rent room TO gentle
man: references. tiled BATH heat electric
first class service terms 1925 per month
L Herald, Herald 50
RIVERSIDE DRIvE.--o sunny rooms, 3
baths: magnificent View piano, Victroa
20 October I, s4H0 per month: references re-
auired. Apply In writing, II. A. BUDD.
room 1926, los B'way.
SELL. lease delightful three rooms attrac-
tivcly furnished: Apt. So iso West satin.
Two room furnished apartment and Kitchen
cite. Write Box 3, 1868 Sd av.
WEST END Av. (Dgthl. - Part beautiful
front apartment. rooms. out&side side
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Long Island.

THE PINES. Hampstead, LIZ I.-Beautliully
situated, near Garden City and New York :
best accommodations; rooms. single or en-
suite: excellent table and service; booklet.
Phone Hampstead 45J.
TO desirable couple. suite. bath. garage,
housekeeping or board no other guests; ac-
cessible. Phone Rockville Centre 800.
Connecticut.
GREENWICH INN LODGE fSound Beach,
Conn.)-Sunny steam heated rooms with or
Without baths; excellent menu: 20 minutes
from New York; golf. -addle horses. fish
ing. reasonable rates.
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For Hire-NIotor Trucks.

FOR Hirc-3x ton closed Packard trucks
BY day or contract. locrl or long dis
tance Phone westchester 1883.
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YOUNG man wanted: Christian. Of good
appearance. to call on professional men;
one familiar with typewritng and stenog-
raphy preferred; state education. qualifica-
tions, are and salary desired. 1908 Her
aid Harlem
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE clients for good proposition; ready TO
act Immediately. CHAS. FURRER, AZ
West 34th st.
WILL lease properly In need o: repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
GOT 5th av.
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE.


CNAMBEflNATD and waitress, first class
girl; family living In Larchmont best ref
erences required. Write II 530 Herald. 80
broadway
GONETNESS. nurSery-High class nursery
governcss for boy years and assist with
1i5-ycar-old baby: living In Larchmont. and
to accompany family TO Europe in spring;
best city references required; one speaking
German preferred. Write II 535 Herald, $50
Broadway.
II DCSEW0RKER-Capab woman for gen
eral housowork. family OF three adults !
hour from New York assist with cooking
walt on table, some laundry. Mrs. Anne
Goebel. summit. n. j.
HOrSEWORKER. general. white: two IN
family; no laundry; good wages; references
qured; carfare paid. Call before Il,
Phillips. 1856 w s6th
LAt7NDRESS by the day: first class refer
ences required. ~ w. 10Th St
MAID competent. for general homework in
small family, good plain cook. Tel Great
Nook 81
NURSE. English or Scotch, for two girls. II
and 3: must help with homework: 20 min
utes from Pennsylvania Station: references
required. Write Mrs. Darling, 212 Arlington
road. Kcw Gardens, l.. l. Telephone 4i69
Richmond Hin.
NURSE (registered), to take charge OF op-
Grating room; recent experience. Apply IN
person, 9-l2, hospital, 2076 5th av.
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Westchester.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET


FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
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East Side.
sITH, s51 E.-Pleasant, attractive suite no
roomers: share congenial home; private
entrance: piano, use kitchen reasonable.
i22D ST., 80 East.-Coupie have three unfur-
nished rooms. use Of Kitchen. sAMN.
West Side.
BANK ST, f5.--Lnrge front room. suitable
for two business men; bathroom floor ::
also single room; near Ith av. subway.
CENTRAL BARK WEST. s2.-Large. hand
some room. front, steam. electricity; suit
able . Fcntlcmen convenient sist IL. p"
SCHUYLER iolHO.
CENTRAL PIX. WEST (near Clrcle) Room
$40; private family. Phone Columbus 164s
FURNISHED room in private house, fur
nighcd rooms with kitchenette IL desired :;
Inference Phone 1ii7 Intervale.
HOTEL NOMIS
650-652 West 125th Street
Light. airy, outside rooms, every convent
ence; transient, vi up; permanent, weekly,
s. up; with bath, transient, $50 upt weekly,
$iJ up: all cars pass DOOR half block from
Broadway subway station. Telephone Morn
LARGE room, couple, gentlemen: no other
roomers. ROBERTS. 30 West 125th st.
MARBLE HILL AV. (225th st. B'way).- =
Two light rooms, tastefully furnished. ele-
vator apartment; block subway, 10 min
Grand Central. Marble 1915. Apt. 81.
ROOM, large all privileges. reasonable suit
able for elderly lady; convenient TO subway
23ist; phone Klngsbridge 432. Apply AN
DERSON.
TRANSIENT rooms for refined ladies. Phone
WEST END Av.. 732 Costh st) Comfortable
room. suitable .: also suite; table guests .
French spoken; references.
4s F-T. WASHINGTON Av.-Nlce. large. fur
nishcd room. private bath, $40 week. Call
mornings or evenings, Apt 81
10TH, 1874 w.-Desrable large front room.
private bath, heat; suitable two or three
telephone; references.
10TH 55 west.-Ncwiy furnished residence
rooms. baths: 81. 50. SIG, $50.
list ST, 3fi w.-Large comfortable room,
private bath and kitchenette. all Improve
menis. and bosrd Columbus s03J
list ST, 3os West-Back paror. private
bath, kitchenette. for 2. Col. 1034
18TH 14a W.-Large room, adjoining bath
electricity; we'll heated. Columbus 1870.
75TH, i46 west.-I.arge or small room, ad-
Joining lath electricity Columbus 1870.
1ITH ST. 335 West (near Drive) Scientifically
furnished room and bath: light housekeep-
Ing SOS TO 500 per MONTH Apply supcrin-
tcndent.
S2p, Is west-reautifui south front room
refined, quet home; references required.
s5TH. $40 west.-Exclusive furnished room.
private lavatory no other roomors: busi
ness man. Schuyler 1915.
s1TH-ROOM, private. bath: private family
Phone Schuyler 22i3.
ssTH. 34I w.-Large ROOM iavatory, adja-
cent bath. twin beds II desired for gem
temen demanding first class accommodations
IN very particular.
aSrH III west-suife, furnished. suitable
three. Sl2 slnEles ~. $40; steam.
room. elevator apartment; business people
references. ANDERSON.
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SALESMAN. stationery; an opportunity Is
open In a first class old established New
York stationery and engraving firm for a
man thoroughly experienced In all branches
of the trade; state age, experience and SAL
airy recuired: all replies treated as confiden-
tal. L 30 Herald, Herald square.
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YOUNG man 10 assiSt in credit department
wholerale dry goods house; state age, ex-
porience ~alary expected. W T55 Herald,
$50 Broadway.
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MAN. strong, healthy. square, fully qualified
for police Inspector or assistant chief: city
of s0,o00: state training and past activities:
give your telephone number. Write tox j.,
517 Herald. $50 Broadway.
CFF1CE BOY. Christian. large manufaetur-
Ing house; intelligent, bright one who can
handle mail and run errandg; good future
hot luncheon free; start, $l1. u go Herald,
Herald square.
REQUIRE Thoroughly competent tutor and
travelling companion TO boy twelve, spend
ing winter California. must be willing fol-
low Instructions from Ethical Culture School.
Box l. 7s7 Herald ESQ broadway.
SALESMAN
who has a following Of millinery jobbers
and large department stores all over he
Tinted States 10 eol ladies' hat frames o.
salary and commission or commi sion or,y.
Address Traveller. care 100 Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
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ARTISTIC gowns wraps; expert remodel
ling home. out; moderate. Miss Armitage.
Academy 1000.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

JEF 3ERSON AVE. 254.
Two large Meeting rooms parlor floor
electricity, soutnern exposure, water, ex-
cellent board. Phone Lafayette iT24-R.
PRACTICAL. NURSE, doctor reference
takes infants in board and care. Mrs.
A. KALLER. 90 s. sd ST., Flushing. l.. l..
Flushing @01i.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5I9.-Attractive. cosey
rooms, adjoining bath. excellent board :;
Els. PAYNE.
18TH ST, w. (near subway ).-Splendidly
furnished room; suitable ] or guests ;;
gentlemen; references: excellent table.
ftiS ersde GiS0. FRASIER.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen.
ROOFING CEMENT,

IAINI AND FlNNNIF4Il
To produce sales it's necessary to prove
reliability; our statesmen can; TO sell for US
you must prove ysu have excellent record:
our compensation Is based on results. terri
tory open includes Eastern States. II 542
Herald, $50 Broadway.
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/ lI51H. AIS Wet Capt. 22) Choice OF two
rooms, steam. electricity, bath adjoining.
| $10-$i4. Cathedral 1927.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Domestic Help Wanted.


Domestic Help Wanted.
LAzARE's
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East 72d Street,
New York City.
Established 1913.
NEW YEARS GREETINGS.
"The New Year has come giving
a signs OF better buriness and with
tho atmosphere cleared again and
healthier bI mess conditions prevail
ing our organization should vibrate
with the new era.
THAT you win share In this revival
of interest and prosperity that Il
surely bound to come, IS our cordial
greeting for this New Year TO each
and every one of our patrons"
(signed) ANDREW LAzARE.
OUR ORGANIZATION during the New
Year viii be along the same line as In
the past, except that we win render even
a better and stil more efficient service.
WE PARTICULARLY desire 20 empha-
size al this Zine that our policy concern
ini: rsgi rration fee VIII be the same;
That ah~olutely no charge VIII be made to
any applicant who registers with us.
WE INVITE correspondence from per-
eons In domcetlc positions OF any kind
and VIII cheerfully give any information
that you desire.
AT THE PRESENT TIME we have
numerous positions open in the best of
families and II you are looking for
good opportunity we susgest that you call
TO see us Monday morning. .anuaIy 3.
NO MATTER what your nationality, we
aiways are in a po' i'ion to give you the
best cf advice and more than likely can
place you in some position.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALh.

JAPANESE. first class cook and butler,
wishes aiton; city or country: 10 years
Ig!ilnce butler; few years references
CHEST family. X. o. r.. 14S W. Gith ST.
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ll1TH (3TO Manhattan av.).-Nowly furnished
front parlor, bedroom: shower, electricity
high class; no other roomer. Apt. 1Ci. Phone
Cathedral gro.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-09-01
CITATION NOTICE
II he State of South Carolina,
'Cupfr Of Ghost ar6 old

he State of South Carolina,
County of Chesterfield,
By NJ. j. Hough, Probate Judge:
Whereas G. G.. Griggs made suit
TO me to grant him Letters of Ad-
ministration of the estate and effects
IF James +. Griggs, deceased.
These are therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
drcd and creditors of the said James
+. Griggs, deceased, that they be and
appear before me in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Chesterfield
on l4th of September, next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock in
the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said Administra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 30th
day of August, Anno Domini 1921.
II. J. Hough, Probate Judge.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-09-01
This World First

There is an English church where
a box hangs in the porch. 1t is used
for communications for. the pastor.
C"anks put their notes in it, but oc-
casionally it does not fulfil its pur-
pose. Recently the minister preached,
by request, a sermon on "Rccornition
Of Friends in Heaven and during
the week the following note was
found in the box: Dear Sir--I
should be much obliged if you could
make it convenient TO preach to your
congregation on The Recognition of
Friends on Earth, as | have been
coming to your church for nearly six
months, and nobody has taken any
notice of me yct."--Christian Regis
ter.
The Chesterfield advertiser. [volume] (Chesterfield C.H., S.C.) 1884-1978, 1921-09-01
STOP ADVERTISING
AND SAVE? MONEY

Just recently a manufacturer of a
well known and highly meritoricua
product said that because his product
was so we'll established he believed he
would discontinue his advertising for
a year and save money. The following
paragraphs illustrate what usually
happens when such a course is taken ::
"Do you remember Pearline?
"Once it was the most popular
washing powder in America.
'ln 1907 Pearline ceased advertis-
ing.
Its owners said that advertising
was no longer necessary, that Pear
line was good product and every
body knew it.
"ln 1914 the Proctor & Gamble
Company bought Pearline at their
Dwn figure to save it from bank
cuptcy. They renamed the formula
and have sold millions of dollars
worth of it since by advertising.
III seven years Ine puDllc lOTSOI
Pearline, and it dwinded from mil
lions to nothing.
Pears Soap once tried the same
experiment; noting the alarming
slump in sales in six months they re-
Sumed their advertising and did not
bust.
If people did not die, if people did
not move, if new generations did not
grow up, if customs and habits did
not change, if competition did not
compete, if people were not open to
suggestion and receptive to new
IDEAS, there would be no need of ad-
vertising, ard when a business was
one built up it would stay put. But
until then advertising is the surest
safeguard for the established product,
the most certain hope for the new
idea The Progressive Farmer.