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The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
LOCAL NEWS
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Theo. Trechter this week sold his
Willys-Knight car. Maj Will Hunter
being the purchaser.
Miss Edna Mccain returned last
week to her work at Hollands store
after a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. H F. Stewart and the
boys were here Saturday afternoon
and evening visiting with old friends.
Miss Edith Welch went to Gunni-
son Sunday for five weeks sum
mer school course at the normal
school
William w. Gaunt, Summer Vista
tion representative of the University
Of Colorado, was here on a short
businss visit Saturday.
Miss Earle Martin returned home
the last of the week from Gunnison
where she attended the first term
at the normal school.
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
BUSINESS LOCALS.
. 90 >>>>> 80 . I

FOR SALE-Small stock dry goods.
This seasons goods. Store fixtures.
counters, show cases, thread and
ribbon cases See T.. A. Jeffers 29tfc
FOR SALE-Overland go" at bar
gain. Chas Sare. 24S Columbia. 29p
TURNIP SEED-Home grown White
Egg turnip seed may be obtained ut
Meyers Grocery or Mccoy & Will
iiams' Feed Store. 29p
LOST-Half carat diamond setting
Monday AFTERNOON during chautauqua.
Reward f. 8. Corbin. acc
FOR RENT--Threc room house.
746 Dodge. 29-tfc
WANTED-A man cook. Apply at
Cedaredge Hotel. 2sc
LOST-Pair Of gold rim spectacles
and case on 9Th and Columbia. Re.
turn to this office. 29p
United Home Builders Loans. 3 per
cent. Investments pay about 100 per
cent. Prove this by investing. Live
agents wanted in every town in Delta
and Montrose counties. Can earn
$4,000 month and upwards. Ar
dress H. r. Gregory, Agent, 311
Dodge St. Delta, Colo. Telephone
36-L. 25p
FOR sALE-Used typewriters. This
effice. TIC
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

DR.. A. G. McClanahan had the
misfortune last week to have three
tires taken from his Henry. which
he is still looking for.
Mrs. Grace Cummings came down
from Gunnison the last of the week
and spent few deys here adjusting
school problems, returning Tuesday
to Gunnison.
Mrs. Ray Brattain who passed thru
surgical operation at Delta hospital
last week, was able to be removed
Sunday and was taken to the home
of Mrs. G. c. Blackburn, where she
is convalescing nicely
Mrs. Vina Will came down from
Paonia Sunday for visit of about
week with her daughter, Mrs. T.
M. Hester, after which she will go
to Walsenburg to make her home
with another daughter.
Mrs. w. L. Marshall went to Ola
the Saturday and returned with her
father, John Uglow, who remained
until Sunday moo. Mr.. Uglow says
he was taking his annual vacation
from the Olathe postoffice.
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

Mrs. Harry G. Shaffer is enjoying
q visit from her sister, Mrs. Grace
Poe who arrived last week from
Mobile, Alabama. and will spend the
remainder of the summer here.>
School District No. 25 at Hotchkiss
has purchased an International school
truck to be used in the section OF
the district which was formerly OF
the two districts on Rogers Mesa.
Rev. F. w. Hopkins Of the church
of God left for Denver Tuesday In
company with the ministers of the
Grand Junction and Olathe churches
to attend the church conference and
camp meetings to be held next
week The trip was made by auto.
Rev. ]. F. Murphy will have charge
of the services at the local church
during Mr.. Hopkins absence.
l.. NJ. Cowgirl, daughter and son,
C. B. Popp and daughter, the two
gentlemen school directors on Stew
art Mesa, were, here Saturday in con-
ference on school matters with Coun-
ty Superintendent Cummings. who
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

J. G. Galanis, manager; s. ]. Eunn
and wife; Miss Downey: Marian
and wife: Misses Downey: Marian
Adams and Miss Burch. and Frank
Graham
Mrs. w. II. Meek of Newcastle
passed thru Delta Wednesday en-.
route to Paonia to visit her daugh-
ter. Mrs. d. Stewart
Rachel and Bessie Peers went to
Lazear Tuesday to visit a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig. Miss
Rachael is taking three weeks va.
cation from Mathers' store.
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

came down for short office visit
from Gunnison.
G. M. Green, city editor OF the
Montrose Press, was here on a short
business visit Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. johnson and Mrs. Cor
don F. Wisoner spent last week at
Palisade visiting Mrs. L. L. Beahm.
Miss Dorothy Turner was an out
going passenger TO Gunnison Satur-
day to attend the second term Of
the normal.
Flo Roller returned home Wednes-
day from Sargents where she was
employed as u. Il R. G. telegraph
operator.
Owing to the chautauqua program
this week. the Colonial theatre closed
the entire week, and will open again
tomorrow Saturday evening.
/. Mrs. II. d. Baxter and daughters
Roberta and Virginia Albee came
in Tuesday from Alamosa to visit
with Mrs Baxter's sister, Mrs. Il.
8. Corbin.
/ join AAohA6SA Va eAAS
local office OF the Western Colorado
Power company, went to Durango
Saturday to attend the meeting OF
the managers Of this district.
Miss Helen Sanders returned yes
terday from q three weeks vacation
In Denver. and today resumed hel
duties In the office Of the Western
l..
A. Smock filled the position OF book
keeper during her absence.
M. F. Phenix and daughter wert
called home from Gmnison Wednes
day because OF the illness Of Mrs
Phenix who met with an acciden
in which her leg was broken Tuesda!
while attending social at the Fair
view school.
Mrs. Irma Wright Roberts return
ed to Spencer Tuesday after spend
ing q pleasant week here with he
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wright
John Peterson OF the Westerl
slope Candy company made bus
ness trip to Denver the first OF tn
week.
f. d. Coryell and w. r. Smith
members of the board of directors
the Cedar Mesa Ditch company wer
business visitors from Cedaredg
saturday. The charter for the c.
dar Mesa reservoir which had 81
pired was renewed for period Q
twenty years.
Miss Ada Cowdrey. former wei
known Delta girl. arrived here froa
Long Beach Friday for visit wit
her mother, Mrs. Sam Parks. Sh
will be here until about septembe
1. when she expects to return I
Long Beach whore she has been 81
gaeed to teach the coming year.
The clerical force at the 0olde
! Rule store enjoyed, an OUTING q
Ouray Sunday. taking basket diI
lnsrs and eating in beautiful bo
Z canon. Included in the lumber wes
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
Notice.

note In the crop report OF r. 8.
Purtee. County Horticulturist that
my ranch at Cory is referred to as
the Peppers & Reshaw ranch.
For the benefit OF the public. as
well as the gentleman referred to.
wish to state that this ranch belongs
to me and Mr.. Peppers has no inter
est whatsoever therein.
Mr. Purtee's estimate. however. OF
10000 boxes of apples Is correct. as
stated In weeks Independent
tSigned) Geo o. Reshaw 29c
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
Announcement.

take pleasure in announcing that
the Producers Market opened for
business on Tuesday. July 18th, and
will run an up-to-date market. handl-
ing all lines usually carried In n first
class market
shall offer special prices on
meats In quantities exceeding ten
pounds, and will give special bar
gains on Saturday.
PRODUCERS MARKET.
323 Main st. w. e. Schoolfield. Prop
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

Annual Financial Statement.
Of school District No. Q. County Of Dsits.
State OF Colorado from July 1, 1920 to-
June 30, 1921:
RECEIVED
Amount on hand June 80. 1920
General fund ........9 163.4S
Received from general.
fund by npportionmcnt. .48O.34
From special tax for.
school purposes .2.45G. .02
Total ................. $1,000
PAID
Fuel. rent, insurance.
and all currcnt exp. :. 2,233.74
For 0vcrdrafts, special. 1850
For IntOrost on. .......
registered warrants. 4720
For rebate taxes. .......
4no 100a S4.b4
General fund. 1875
Special fund. 56.26
ro.., s.ioozs
Balance In hands OF County
and District Treasurcrs. ~
800vo. U8soA
CHAs. q. STATES, =
eeofseary u District Ne. ..
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
Anrouncenent.

Announcements.
Having received degree in veter-
mary science at the Colorado Agri.
cultural college, wish the fact to
be made known to the general pub
Tic that / will. beginning July 18th.
practice veterinary. medicine and
surgery. Office at the Cedaredge
Drug Store. Phone $40, Cedaredge.
Or. q. q. Feldman.
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
Home Dairy

-. Homo Dairy
We are still prepared to furnish
pure Milk and Cream fresh and
sweet, Deliver anywhere any time.
George Burkhard, Proprietor of the
leading dairy in the city. asc
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22

sent to comfort me in the loss Of
my baby.-Mrs. A. @. F'rieske.
The Delta independent., 1921-07-22
Gard Of Thanks.

I take this means Of thanking my
many friends for their kind words
and acts, to me during my recent
Illness, and for the beautiful flowers
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DEATHS

p. NJ late residence, 1911 Greene 81. Cor
nIsSSsi INsSSssihlfsszBBSSS%, lfs BS%, &NNAM NJ NJ. wife of
sesTe,S %Ts 5rGS%S Wo are p to
Gte rssids,nS,g, 1903 Columbia ave. Int.
zen Sf MichoeI and ,liIsabeth o7Nsi!Ii. '' q
SiIloooa., County Derry. Ireland. Funeral Wed,
ri S dSorso puy Ss2S DC as ans
sey 81 Solemn reauIcm. mass Church OF the
rrnnslguration 10 \. N. Int. Holy Cross
PAcE.--DGc. II, GEORGE ELMER, bus,
S@nd @ fricHds ore IaS,sa "tsu g s;ssnd q tgqsTsi
wfS9E FN8E6S ayS 4@sSi Gis TO- iH aARIT PETpf s. widow
G GPs5s S5s, Il and psTG sa aG p SaushS, t 1
brother, Thomas sllatar Hon y GsmGo st st.
PoWGLESoN pSSS' Dec. uS Is, it; iSai SSHsA SHRSH A..
dsSSgh,er Of David y md carrie +: Powell,
Invited to the, service, on Wednesday after.
1,9Tn ,9TTns at O'clock at h"r LotC residence
1871 RENS rIHseO%rH MNH %s 81 o. III Hiops8a RsS 1s
services Wed. . P. NJ; At her late residence.
Int Troq4s ID TSy S ca" H Tgfs IL
trlenda are invited TO attend funeral. Wed.
ave. Int. private. Remains may be viewed
1Gses RosB. sf'eE ter. be-: = u. u THERESA VIRGINIA
Sr!sndS Gre Invited to G,tsmG funers |9S ,,a
Fairmount ave. solemn Iequiem mass at
Church of the Assumption 10 A. N. Int. St.
Peter's Gem Friends may call Tues after
whstS4 fsR9FF RtDoLSa Ra Is 1?3l e R9S.
sS s41es feD$ %ea ar? pTI r. H. s s2 GfsS S"9 4sst
e. Church. Broad md Arch sts; Int, nriyate
sTRHTToS, il his T7,h Year. " Eol4;!yS9, anI
o. l.; olive Castle. No. IL. K. q, Il. art
Invited 10 attend funeral, We'd. . =. W..
from his late residence, 200 y. 10th st
Viewed Vie; ::fucs.. S to 10 p. NJ '''''
band Of Helen f. n Tscr in hls Gad y1aT "aT
Relatives and frienda- are invitCd 20 attend
dcnce noe o27 = 10Th st. int, private, 1T. SINAI
Gem omit howors.
TEvGH.-on- Dec. 10. 1921; OI1LLGCENr
H.. widow of william II. Tovis. Service and
n!frfE2t T0YE.LDSc' 1E'S"fSs IS. PATRICK ToYE. Re,o
tivca AMI friends are invited 70 attend fu.
neral. We'd. 7:3O. a. ~. from the res!donce
Of hs 2s5p 2oao 'EfF % s2G traS mSmSer %
st. Charles BorrOmeo a. NJ INT. private
TCST1N; iSsr i naitorG, Md on
;ivss and fr!snds invited. to service, Wed. 9
=. NJ. nt First Baptist Church. 18th and
SAMSON sta, Int. private; a., r,,..,
woHRELL, Relatives and, friends are In.
NJ. late residence. 273S Mnschcr s.. Int
Cedar IIill Conr Friends may call Tues. eve
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DEATHS

vSlSSSREI vHlSS9REI-nR:c 1yI}. 10 anoGaTH$ kNonn tqsc
III roTnwoOd Ge Srisad5 may a cali TDf Tuss s.
aAAw.,s;pec. 10. cATHAnlNr A.. wito ot
relatives and friends arc iSFs inSted g rSaFs &h!sn
rS'ia ics1 ca'i Wcd,.S "ttcF TI% r sii y. con"
=, ,JppIIfFNSsoMJ-Dsse: ;so;J 90 HARRY g.. husband
Q, of !: 4" ana Washington Camp ali, ?,
ovSnlna' 10 0. Int, MT. MOFiaS S''S Gem. ra'F''
vr6IR r6IRR3H VT. q 9'T Tboms T 1oIi sA5
F"f sSds S'' SSsS faSia f'a
hos or 9fohnns her mother sg? 1907 T. ish
SSaas fSSma 5SSss HsSSa %s fanref OF 81
I ILELcaT'7Spss; IL MARY NJ, widow of
HsI5.S ssd.SS hSs2; 18Th S1niFa s %:G e's q
Il. LEY PCS l;S + SKATiE3 3oi; S,ts , &, q Wi,
YteS to attend funeral ssry,ces. We'd s!$o
0o!.mNH;oTn Cor ave aye; tGor Broad ST. Int. pri-
T. eSP II f2 ara T.nd9 Gdg'SSGS ss1
( clifton Heights Fire Co, No, /. : are. invitc3
snos rs = Distnond f"sS s., chiffon Nj iteldi;s. 5f''
cHRR TiRSnS pee xdSx l9 1927 81 CHAT,
hrfsns ken Rslatiyss and Gricnds are invited
Hlrses Barnes. $50 BuTbr.dFe 'i st. Cert German. am
town. 1nterment private at MI. Vernon
NIX ALt6N.-Doc. ls. ELIZABETH. wife OF
PScf MH2n ssry M MsSR naod e.
s:ssdr ri H:a5. ' and 4sr oq:iy $:a%'iH
SS ass of hs Soe sGSae i
AiAR!TNl, GPec. 1s. JAMES +. MARTIN
s@ss hgsG'nh 1s Of hodTG y5FHH 54s sn ss Sss
ESns@ E E s"@ q 5sssts 5sssRsTG;sS:
crH TSv RomSl ms may Be yswel Wed osH1e"o .ye,
6s @ETER Wds Ssovea "a w!S lF3 OF 4TRA bsTtTa f.
ss,te3}5 funeral, Thu,rs3syi s:sS 4 NJ from
prcisey S intcrment Hoy SEi sSpuoEro e. Gene. e. M
oSh Il idS 5s sT5hyASEA 81 wte Sf
hsHS' GS" psr!ssS oS55a jSSa 'i5SSSI BsfEe
aS" pTvaq Hi"S % cS 'oF FrdnGs 3s" cali al
NONIAtS fs.-Dec ~ Jolt<, husband OF
Mary Montague (nee Littlel and father Of
Rev. George T. and Edwin V. Montague. Rel
atiyes and friends. also Holy Name Society
and DIV. No. G, A. o. H.. invited 70 funeral
Fri. $40 A. NJ; residence, 231o L. Yor,
st. Solemn requiem mass at Church OF the
Holy Name 10 A. NJ Int. New Cathedral
Gem.
MoRAN.--Dcc. IS. CATIARINrl. widow
Of Thomas f. Moran. Relatives and friends
aiso St. Charles League Of tho Sacred Heart
and Alter Society. gro invited % attend
funeral Fri s3o A. NJ; from her late resi-
at St. Charles Church 10 A. NJ. int. Co.
NEi.D.Dcc. 49, 1921. MATILDA J..
NEE Welsh) beloved, WIFE Of Benjamin W,
attend funeral sTGdn, Thurs $40 4. NJ, from
requiem mass ST., Mlchael's Church. 10 A. ",
precisely. Int. Holy Sopulchre Gem.
NELSON. Dec. lS. LILLE HAGEY.
widow Of charloa $: Nelson: Funeral serv-
NICHOLS Dec. 49,, IDA CARoLINE
daughter OF the late Oliver c.. and Mary c.
Nichols. Relatives and friends. also NOM
Inrs OF Messiah Universalist Church. are in
vtcd to attend funeral serriccs. Thurs. 80
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HELP wANrED--FFMALp

MONBY--We want ladies TO make 500 this
week selling Xmas hosiery. ladies' and
mems, soc pair up children's, 10c up. Get
namplcs, Mil, 2toO n. I'd st. t.-.
SALESGIRLS wanted over 10 ycars Of age;
- hrst-clnsg references required. Apply 20
r. W. Woolwortll corner atore 1901 Market.
SALlGSWOMEN--An unusual opportunity for
g well-drCssed. Intelligent saleswomcn TO
represent q corporation doing an ihterna-
tionpl and Interstate business; must have q
good personality TO bo able to meet se.
iccted Hat of clubwomcn: married women not
considered; must be free to travel; railroad
Tuesday. 1919 Liberty Bldg. Phila, -
WAITRESS. parlor maid refined. expert.
enced, settled. white, Protestant; private
home: Cheztrut Hill; other maids; refnr.
enco required. 9230 Germantown ave.
chestnut Hill O4a0.
'CIYIL SERVICE eKnmlnauons. Jan. and
Feb; many Yacanciesi salary s1400-stSOO:
write for sample test. y 1872. Ledger Office
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HELP WANTED--FEMALE

srENOGRApHER; Gentile!
well educated, accurate. ambitlops. re-
liable good appearance and attractive per:
sonality: must havs initiative. knowledge OF
bookkeeping desired: not over 2S years; II you
can fiji every requirement furnish. explicitly,
your qualifications in detail state salary dc.
sired and phone number. Y l0Oi. LcdEer on.
WOMAN wanted TO cook and do, general
touscworli on tho farm; will have nlilR
and butter 10 attend 20 later Will pay tlI
per month and board could use man and
wife II tho man is any account 20 work.
Address s. ". Stevees. No. 1 Ravenscroft
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General

HELP WANTED
wOlrIGE wanted to learn uraiuE: demand
greater than auDDii-; good pa"; learn at
Eono n spare time: earn while l.arn'ng: en-!
spScial offer. including free nurses equip
ment:. write for full part!Guinrs.. ChicaFo
School Of Nursing. Dept. L, 42l S. Ashland
Blvd, Chicago, H.
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HELP WANTED--MALR

ACCOUNTANTS. a"niors. wanted by large
frn Of public accountants! state age, mn
Nonality. previous pGbic practice, salary
dcsirSd. references. cte.i no juniors need ap.
n'y. J. 1917. Ledger Office.
roy, IA years old, for pufsch press and gen
oval shop York: must bo exp. Apply after
A. NJ. 24o s. 9th IT.
EHICt[LAYERS-w could use the Hsrv!ccs
of a nuinb~r Of bric'iiayers at rs cents
an hour Tor . 0.hour day; must be expert.
cnCed men. Appiy, ready for worh. at the
Atlantic Refining GO. Employment Dept.
3l44 Passyuni: are.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE
General

SiiLb Us YOUR SPARE TIME-We viii
train you 10 wri'c Bhowcaris for us; no
canvassing or soliciting: we supply YOU with
steady work: distance no object: Viii nay
you from t16 TO $50 IA weeli. Wilson Methods.
Limited Dept. "a, G4 j.. RIchmond' Toronto,
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENTs

raSy=l WE HAVE SOLD OUR MEAT BUsI-
ness at 6040 Market st., to Louuiis
Sogal. All creditors call on or before Dec; a.
WILLIAM q. PORTER
JOHN u. RAMPS.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

BooKKEEPBR fer manufacturing plant in
northern part of city; modern office,
abundance OF llght; one with knowledge OF
control account, Protestant. about 20 years
OF age: permanent position II satisfactory;
give age, experience and reference. salary
desired. Address X II, +. q. Box 347O.
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PARCEL. POST

COOK, also chumbermaid-waitress family Of
Al Gtn., on trolley line. O05. Ledger on.
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AGEIyTa

WHY WORK for others? Make ana g.u you-
own goods; We show you howl frss hcss
o%p,nIh,s sTSsss'nins. National sCisntiAe Lse-
oLNtorlee, We NAN, Richmond Va.
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ARDSLEY BURIAL PARK

Provide now, the future In uncsrtA!n
nsautiful. Accessible. Perpetual Care,
hoin oriee--GenR,ds. Penna. Both Phouss.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

I->;uSvAr. OPPORTUNITY FOR sALss4
MEN WORKING TIIIf.h DEI.PlITA COUNTY
TO ADD SEVERAL. lTl'SDH:D DOI,iAHs
4 MONTH TO THEIR INCOME: rWo
OPENINGS. c S"l. LEDGER OFFICE.
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EMPLOYMENT AaENorEa

SGnsN nan ana s'S VIZ. Il iSs'sia'? ss5aa9' ssf SsasdT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

MEE-We vaut " energetic rrsn n -ou
are not ambitious and determined to rise 10
the top. 20 net ao7ly. Experience not necps-
sa-y: uAiiE,i;"u adTanCeTPnt ard rfe;one
position: X YOU are the one 've are looking
for, app between 10 and l2 4. NJ. Tio
WICc-Gr I1'G-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

BRONZE CtfhSER2 wnnte.r; permanent posi-
Ton In C5'ca.n: In T"2lytGg give HEo .1-
nrtnc' ana |sEe3 81 .'""ted. Ch!caEo Art
Nhlcago. - ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

sAT.ESIAN, hlgh-grnd0 man, thorouHhly
experienced. for local joIb!nH and retail
trade, 20 represcnt manufacturer CT weli-
established food product: excellent oppo.-
tunt; for mature falcemar, capable of pro
duCing h!g results: state age. nationality.
experience md GALAXY expected; replies con
fdcntial Il az. ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

MAN vita automobile IFho crr finance him.
.eit from $500 Up 90 $1,000 20 take charge
OF and manage our business IN this Vicinity.
possibilities S5O0D to STUD0 q yenr nd
dre@s Manager. g O0a. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

HAZE immediate openlaS for ernrsut:o
BUSINESS man w,;h ,1GG6 ,saGS o. eES.nsnNGe abl;
established bur'nREs; Rive full details IL, first
letter; oil replica confidential. g DOS. Ledger
NGicn.
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General
sIEUAT1oNs wANTED-FnMALx

DOOiskENP Err. eEperi.rcse VIII kssp sTuall
sets cf books month"; rates. Lomb'd 5osS''
OFFICE E%ECUTIVE
= 4r: .sN-aan, euarras rnT collar, ,-,,r,r-
i'o'H' "Uccoasinl executive eyIs.ricnce a..
sire. aHGo oC posItiuu; p7cfe-s charge nr
80. LeiRer OrGce ''P'
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SAT.E5IIE%

ADD THIS TO YOUR LI:;n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

MAN wanteI r1r waiting ami huusenan;
private family: auDurHs. p 1909. Ledger
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SECRE ETAnY
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MAIY

CEACEFtECP-As I am EuirK abroad r.,
,sHs |snInt'ey ! Tog'd ~, to place nv cSaui.
CofnIlrniSGte with present employer, c 5as
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SALESMcT-we VIZ. h,z;-graG. n.a te
seli sha-eH IN = CoiHT.rclnl banding tnsti.
tuition: highest corr.rIEI'oI paid: frst-ciss,
selling proPOgi;loC Cer right men: Tits is
s0'1AtNirg d!!rFre1': c:Dsriarae not nccss-
sarE. An2,N 1917 Wiae7tr Rldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

sALEsMEN 5000 p.r tnoaIA now bs.ns
sailing WA!ss Adding Rnd Boofx:sp!ns Ma
:nine;: We are e5ov! 10 ,open few new
srRi covnt.es 20 Kyaren;eed territories and
ssta,ea tt,S M .Tcc.t Ioni;ss,on onno ,o men
HpeC!a!ty saiea:nea: Writo or call on w. r.
Nce'arlnnd. 1881 Chsrtnut at. EnilE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

strong, wanted az secretary and seisa
nanaScr b. irs:!tution teaching busIness
framing b. nnli; perm puGnt, diEnlnel posI-
tlon worth $500 yearly. G S36, f-edasr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

hAN-Enung married man tsEireg posiIIop. .
h. chpabIG cortrgDona'Nt. eTcs!l0at knowItds,
N"lHkeeptng And accounting and axp, az pti-
rGl3rg aud 9lfCe manager 9 SOT, iSi az
YOUNG MAN. familiar with product.on.co- /.
uol psyr0i! methods, etc, desires PORN.
yohhec'i aNEIoole Jan. !. b25, Led. or.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

SALESMAN-WRntcl. eHQ. lumber saies.
man 20 represent us IN PhilE. and sur
~Xper!cnco Ind Rlyc rcca. IN -.oly. Address
Wholesaler. Box lAl5. Norfolk, "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

SALESMAN. hardware. v.nntcSl IT, n New
Yor!; tool jobhlng hors-: ore who is a.
rI,sent calling on thc hardware. electrical
ond auto suppl traio IN Phiisdciphia;
drawing a~rount: R!Ye d'tn!iH In firFt ,ctcsr'
coafdc1tai. Il $40. ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

HArecul aTtyer; lest refs from lac, sm:
D!Cyer; willing 20 s,drt at very reSsonsSI.
waGeR. Phons WIG. 1900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-20

DrPARTME:T I"OEE.fAS-Man who can
des'g1 and EHt out q liAo Of baseball sport
lea!hsr athletic goods: iVoi: after factory
production rnd take charge OF department.
;. g22, I..iger Office,