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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28
GLENWOOD

Miss Rose Rice and Mr.. Kirk Queen
were quietly married Saturday NJ the
homo OF the brides parents. Their
many friends wish Thorn much haRpl-
ness.
Several from this place motored TO
Louisa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Patton OF Can
nonsburg were Sunday guests OF afr.
and Mrs. G.. 3. Belchor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Taylor and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ward womack attended the ded-
icatlon al Myrtle Chapel sunday,
Miss Grace Vivian Belcher 4 visit
ing relatives NJ Louisa and Yatesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul coploy were week
end guests Of Rev. and Mrs. L. a. Cop
ley In Ashland
Mrs. Il. q. johnson and children and
Miss Norma Taylor were visitors In
Louisa Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs, w NJ Neal Jr., Fred
Elswick and Bill starr motorpd 70 Five
Forks near Louisa Sunday.
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1921-10-28
CANEY FORK

school al \ tins Place Il progressing
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs, q. l. Webb were call
ing on his brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie
Webb Sunday.
Mrs. Rachel Wheeler is some better.
Mrs. Norma F'laugher and Miss Es-
sic Wright were calling on her mother,
Mrs. w. M. Greene.
Several from this place attended the
revival at WebbvilIe Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bowling were
calling on her mother at this place.
Mrs. Driza RatcIiff was calling on
Mrs. B. ]. Webb last week.
Chester, Ethel and Driza Webb at
tended church al Webbviile Saturday.
Uncle Larkin Wells death is re-
ported.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Wheeler were
calling on their mother who is very
i'll at her sisters here.
Elmer Smith passed up our creek
Sunday en- route to Jattie,
Lizzie Watson was calling on her
cousin Ethel and Della Webb.
Mrs. ]. M. Bryant was calling on
Mrs. H. G. Bryant one day last week.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Brad Wells took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. LATE Thompson
Sunday.
Tony Webb our huxter passes up our
creek every Saturday.
The Misses Hayes were calling on
Mrs Ed Bryant Sunday night.
Misses Coda and Lucy Thompson
were shopping at webbville last week
q Il d.
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HOME CIRCLE COLUMN
4 COLUMN DEDICATED TO TIRED
MOTHERS AS THEY JOIN THE
HOME CIRCLE AT EVEN
ING TIDE.
HALLOWEEN

Once again the time OF year is APP
preaching when COLLINS and ghosts
dare to come forth from their dark
and gloomy hiding places and mingle
with the people of the earth. The
mysterious influence OF these fictitious
creatures causes those Of us who are
superstitious or else very young and
.credulous TO quake with fear which
ia at once terrifying and pleasurable.
But most OF us take the occasion for
merry making, for no holiday lends
itself more easily to pure fun and
happiness than does Halloween.
Old superstitions can be utilized for
entertainment and wierd arrangements
OF lights and shadows can be made TO
throw a glamour Of romance and I'M
reality over everything.
a Sometimes. however. the celebration
Of Halloween is carried beyond mere
harmless fun, and when this Is the
case some prevention should be sought
oftentimes we see mischief makers,
usually children, out on the streets
wantonly seeking to. destroy other
peoples property. Children should be
allowed to have q good time but they
should be taught that there Is no
pleasure in destruction. Perhaps II
more parents would put themselves to
a little trouble in giving their children
a happy. full-of-fun evening at home
with other children invited In to share
the good time there would be less
harm done to the property Of others,
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HITCHINS

a large crowd attended the baptiz-
ing near Russell chapel Sunday.
Or. T. II. Bays was a business caller
in Ashland Monday.
Or. o, Il. Bailey OF Rush was In our
town last week.
Mrs. Herbert King and Mrs John
Barber were calling on Mrs. WIN Bel
lomy Monday.
Clint wilbufn OF this place. who was
employed AT coyington. fell from a
building. He is In a hospital in a
critical condition from the injuries
received
Il. S. Reeves OF Ashland was here
on business last week.
Edwin p. Morrow, who claims TO be
Governor OF Kentucky. and who prom
Used TO set Old Ring free, passed thru
here one day last week.
James Kitchen Of Ashland passed
through our town Sunday.
Brother Lambert OF Grayson will
begin HIS revival meeting at Russell
chapel Sunday night.
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PIE SOCIAL.

There viii be pie supper and fish
ing pond Saturday night, Oct. 20, at
Trace Branch school house on the river
few miles above Louisa, Proceeds
go to the building fund for the new
church.
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A tenderfoot arrived in the wild
lands where the real cowboys come
from. lie had been told to ask for a
certain ranch foreman who would give
him a job. He went up to a man In
the first village he came to. Have you
seen a tall fellow with dark beard
hanging round here?" he asked. Yer"
said the man, day before yesterday"
"You are sure7" "oh, yes had hold
of the rome"
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we have never yet discovered a
mother who could see her children
start for school in the fall without a
pang. we presume it is one Of the
queer twists OF mother nature that
she would rather wear herself out
keeping track of them than send them
away and let someone else do it,
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The old and somewhat prevalent
idea of godliness and poverty has aD-
solutely no basis for its existence, ana
the sooner we get away from u the
better. Ii had its birth in the same
way that the idea OF asceticism came
into existence. when the idea prevailed
that there was necessarily A warfare
between the flesh and the spirit y
had it's origin therefore in the minds
Of those who had a distorted, one sided
view lof life. True goodness Is in
sense the same as true wisdom. The
one who Is truly wise, and who uses
the forces and powers with which he Is
endowed. to him the great universe
always opens her treasure house. The
supply is always equal to the de-
mand--euual to the demand when the
demand is rightly, wisely made. When
one comes into tho realization OF these
higher laws. then the fear Of want
ceases to tyrannize over him
Are you out OF situation? Let the
| fear that you win not get another take
hold Of and dominate you, and the
lchances are that il may be a long time
| before you win get another or the one
] that you do get may be a very poor
ons an ~, ,,,st realize that YOU have
s. 500, -, Forces and powers that you
wi.'n ~ ma oneration that will
eam r. ,ar anv and All apparent or
..upn ,assas SET these forces
.sn,po,a.s ,;nn and Won viii then be
ii.so 80 a ,,,ag,at tbat win draw 10 YOU
sl.uas, - ana the time
lne ons 80 oo,a whan von viii even be
ne, .a,,,. s that vou LOST The old one.
'nai'Ai1' Palm waldo Urine.
-
| ~ - aLa 10 n,istake az thinking
| We az hislAe 80 * ,.ta,e
The New York herald., 1921-12-14

MEN, ARE YOu HEADED UP OF DOWN.
Are you travelling a dull. levei course that's
slow TO kindle interest and slow to repay
honest effort7 What does your memory say.
an you look back over 1871? What does the
inventory show? Little enough--in all prob
abilty--in the case OF many man who
reads this nd. But don't be di9coura ged.
Next year IL another year. Lack OF whiri-
wind success In the year now ending Ism {
necessarily an uncompllmentary reflection on
your ability. 10 rnay--and probably does
reflect merely absence of the right oppor-
tunity. fair scale OF compensation. work
OF merit, cooperation and backing that
counts. Get IN touch with u5. Know what
" means to work for big and dependable
corporation. whose interest In every iudi-
vidual employee In hearty and sincere, whose
policy OF generous pay helps where help
counts most, whose business " growing fast
enough to make necessary frequent promo
tons; corporation that n planning right
now to place some OF the men who reply to
this invitation In position of responsibility
where within the next nine months they'll be
earning at the rate OF $4,000 a year. II
you're q Christian. over Is, we urge you TO
take n running jump Into a prosperous new
year by seeing our Manager OF Personnel at
once. between 10 and 4. suite 1910, Is West
43d ST.
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MEN

MEN
ARE YOU CONGRATULATING YOURSELF
az you take stock Of your achievements for
tho year now heading toward its end7 Or,
are you looking back morn or less regret
fully on months spent 60 poor advantage, ef-
fort expended for unsatisfactory pay and IN
itiative and energy wasted on some work
hardly worth An ambitious mans best on
deavors7 II YES" Is your answer 90 this
second question. mako up your mind right
better and moro encouraging tale. Let us
help you 20 find yourself and 20 get you off
on tho Jump into 1922 ct earnings higher
than You've ever steadily earned before,
under the guidance OF u Manager OF Person
at heart and with work 20 do that will COM
mand both your respect and your loyalty.
The opportunity we offer we Will extend 20
YOU for iife-with freuuent advancement
along the way. our success and good repu-
;a,ion win be the guarantee OF your own
good fortune and pride OF career. IL you are
n GENTLE. % or over, call 10 20 ., suite COO,
Terminal building, 10 Court ST.. BROOKLYN.
MEN, young, wanted by brokerage office 70
learn brokerage business; must have high
school education and be between 81 and 20
years OF age. capable OF submitting the best
OF references as 20 Integrity and honesty;
moderate salary to start. advancement ac-
cordlng to proven ability. Can Broad 222
for appointment.
MEN. first class boat builders. WOODEN
motor hcata Consolidated -rsrvsrH- fTTth
~, aad hsricfi Nivet. Brcnx
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the Goth day of January. 1919. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK. and BESSIE LUCAS, will sell on
the 2ist day Of December. 1921, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon In the piano depart
ment OF John Wanamaker, in the City.
County and State OF New York, one style
Oak plano and bench, as provided by Sections
60 and CO of the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING, Auotioneer.
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MAN. COI.ORED, to act as valet. butler aud
occasionally as chauffeur by middle
aged bachelor; good home, conveniently lo-
Gated TO easily reach other parts of the city;
good food. splendid sleeping QuarterB and
permanent employment; must furnish con-
vincing evidence as to honesty and freedom
from drinking: viii pay super wages II
necessary 10 get the right man; reply by
letter In applicants own handwriting. stat
ing age, schooling. experience, references
and compensation expected: applications
will be treated In strict confidence and no
Inquiries made except with applicants con-
cent: Will pay $40 commission to the per-
son who first brings this advertisement to
the attention of the man who is selected.
Il 1921 Herald. Fulton nj.
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nLAN--AT ONCE.

A large corporation has an opening
for n mnn from 20 to "a who In
honest, clean cut. ambitious. who is
carefully looking about 10 better his
position permanently. with n desire to
be connected with en old established.
substantial. high class business and
earn SIS n week and upward. This
position carries with II unlimited pos
ssbilities for future advancement. It
you have made good in your present
or last position and feel you measure
up TO our qualifications call Room
3oi. 16o Pearl ST.
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GOVERNMENT auditors for income tax reve-
nue. service; salaries 81 500 10 81, 900; write
for free information. Federal Institute, room
100, Washington. ID. c.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME AT HOME
writing Show Cards for as. HIGHEST
PRICES PAID; Moderate Charge for -Niition
Write for FREE BOOKLET. National Show
Card School, Limited, Dept. II, i63@ Church
st.. Toronto, Canada.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

MOTOR truck statesmen wanted by factory
subsidiary company which has complete
line of nationally advertised worm drive
trucks, x ton to . ton, and high grade Hsr-
vice facilities; finance our own sales; liberal
commission 10 real producers. X 2Oll Her
aid 50.
NIGHT CLERK WANTED IN HOsPITAL..
HOSPITAL MAN PREFERRED; STEADY
POSITION; ONLY THOSE HAVING EIRS,T
CLASS REFERENCES NEED APPLY
ONE EVENING 12 p. NJ. TO A. NJ. SUN
DAY 9 II. ~. TO s A. NJ; SALARY sleO
PER MONTH AND MIDNIGHT iSUPPERS,
WRITE BOX $40. 906 F'ITzGERALD BLDG.
PRINTING ESTIMATOR AND FOLLOW UP
MAN ON HIGH CLASS WORK; MUST BE
THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED; STATE
LETTER. w 339 HERALD. Herald SO:
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s.ALEsAGEN.

Evening or Part Time
Turn those hours from 10
10 T.. NJ. into money. We have
men I'm this organization VINO
are adding substantially to
their weekly salary (rSceived
from other concerna) by de
voting q few hours 10 selling
on q commission basis.
A security salesman. work
Ing evenings, has the opportu-
nifty TO earn $50 a week. and
he can double that figure By
hard. intensive work.
We shall bs glad 20 explain
10 you the Business Builders
plan.
CAN between . and $50 A.
NJ, or between 7:30 and 3 r. NJ.
our reception room IS on the
18th floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC.
18th and 18th Floors.
ISnickerbocker Building.
AID st. and Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

SPANISH (Christian) couple wishes one or
two rooms with bath and kitchen Ia pri-
vate family. Full particulars. 22e0 Her
I'D. Herald 50.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

SMALL slelling pecans In car load lots: I
also have good eating pecans for sale In
small lots. CICERO LaHATTE GROCERY.
Vicksburg, Miss.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

d. SAvITCII sold his route TO d. RosNER.
30 T.. Bway. Creditors call till Dec. 10.
1921
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs.
ANTIQUES.
CLOTHING TUNED.

INDIAN relies from Custer campaign. 800
pieces. for gentieman's den or museum.
q J.. a3 AndreW ST.. Manhasset. u. I.
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BECOME
TRAFFIC MANAGER.

''Couditions point TO an enormously tn
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next six months; salaries viii range
from 81. 900 10 $50, 900 q year"
A system has been devised by group
of trafftc specialists to fit men for this
growing need
BY this system. without interfering with
your present work az all, you can quail
ify for This splendid profession IN few
short months.
Find out about It. CAN or phone for
Information or write Dept H-5. No OBJ
legation.
I.AstII.E EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia ". 42d Ct, y. y. c. Bryant $500
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NAN urAs-rrn

Good future and position Offered to q man
OF good character and personality. must
have sufficient selling ability to represent a.
high grade proposition of established manu-
featuring CO.; immediate cash returns for
producer r. 225 Herald. Herald "a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ONE of the Oldest best known and most
exclusive millinery establishments in Wash
ington. u. c.; located in the heart of the
busiest section of the city: lease and stock
for sale; present owner wishes TO retire from
business. Reference, Mr.. HELEN. With
Judlsins & Mccormick. Address Room 5ll.
Star Building. Washington, ID. G.
AN immediate purchaser can acquire an es-
tablished Columbia Monograph agency In
one of the exclusive sections OF the city:
principals only. Room sos. 800 Madison ay.s
N. Y. city.
JAMAICA department store opportunity In
Jamaica shopping centre. up to 10000
square feet. entrance two streefB: long land
lease; favorable terms. +. w. SCUTT & CO..
300 Fulton ST.. Jamaica.
W fSH TO invest cash and services in small
established business must receive salary
and share Of profits. G 22i3 Herald. Herald
sq.
BATTERY and ignition service station. half
interest in well established growing bust
ness: price reasonable; Investigate. Phone
Riverside $3.50. 2f6 w. Dist.
EXPERT DOLL MANUFACTURERS,
with established plant, wishes partner with
$1,000 as outside man; golden opportunity.
S. BLOCK, 1908 Prospect av., Bronx.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.

BoOKKEEPER, assistant, 25 to 90: one
having experience with statements. ball
ances, adjustments and credits; state educa-
ton. experience and salary; good oppor-
tunity. w $40 Herald, Herald 50.
CHAUFFEUR
wanted TO drive taxicab. Bring references.
14S West 39th st.
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AGENTS WANTED.
~@~~-1~N
Male

BELGIAN firm texport housef requires good
commission agents for sale OF Belgian
razors houses in New York and Chicago. Send
application and references to s. A. Chiapas,
II Rue de Londres Brussels, Belgium.
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

BOOISKEEPER. double entry, American,
Christian, office supervisor, systematizer,
accustomed 10 best methods modern account
Ing. trial balances, controls, financial state
ments, desires position; alert. dependable,
capable; temporary or permanent. II 2121
Herald. Herald su.
CHAMBERMAID, seamstress, French, un-
derstands duties; references up TO date;
Christian family. Margaret. 252 East
Goth ut.
CTIAMBERMAID.--Iady highly recommends
chambermaid; small family: will sew take
girls walking. Lenox 2s7l.
CITANBEf,AfAID, assist childrcn French;
wages s55. s. NJ, Hotel Colonial. sf25th.
S.h av.
CITAMBERMA1D wants position, willing TO
assist children: s60-s65. N. g., 253 w. 24th.
CHEF. HUNGARIAN woman. desires position
In lunch room, or Lakewood; first class.
Levin, $40 II. 5tth
CLERK. woman. Protestant: excellent at
figures and detail; Si5. 2tf West 146th.
COMPANION, gentiewoman. experienced IN
home nursing; good reader and seamstress.
Schuyler 1905.
cook, German, wishes position private fam
Ivy; references. Call s4I Sd av. M. l..
COOK and houseworker. first class O'Bricn.
sos Enst 6eth ct.
COOK. excellent. plain, private; country
preferred helps out. Gail 231 East SD.
COOK. Hunss rinn. first class: experienced
day or week. Rierer. 81 West 105'h
The New York herald., 1921-12-14
Washington Heights. Above 1s5th st..
West Of Sth Av.

ATTRACTIVE NEW APARTMENTS
IN a flood of sunshine. superb view,
with all home comforts and conven-
fences. containing 5-6-T rooms. and
. baths, large closets and extra stor- =
age room,
$50 PER ROOM.
at 1921 WEST 22TTH STREET.
convenient to 225th st. Broadway cx-
press subway station and surface cars.
Agent on premises, or
phone, write
A. y. GITTERMAN, 2S0 Mad. sy. 01S7 M. II.
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Statesmen.

can offer permanent posi-
iIon in New York city where a
liberal commission with draw
ing account offers unlimited
possibilities with immediate IN
come. Applicant must have
successful sales record.
Cali before / O'Clock.
Il. II. DENNY,
Room COO, lis West 44th st.
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OvEECOATS. suits turned In three days.
Si6 De Kalb av.. Brooklyn. Prospect SOFA
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Westchester.
WHITE PLAINS. SO North Broadway.-Large
sunny room, first floor; aged or semi-in-
valid. Phone White Plains 2I40.
WILL take select children TO board. HAIR
RIET KENNEDY. care of Garage, near
White Plains. Phone Elmsford 1886.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG woman. refined. living accornmoda-
tions IN return for late Afternoons eve-
ninss and early mornings; assistance. Write
Particulars, q Z. 6Tth.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

STENOGRAPHER. assistant boollkeeper:
experienced; office routine work. T. l22o
Herald. Fulton st.
WAITRESS. Protestant. wishes position IN
small Christian family; country preferred
letters only: references. A. r.. 55 Franklin
St. Newark.
WAITRESS-Colored girl wants position as
waitress, maid or half tine. Phone Audu-
bon 1910. apt. i6.
WAITRESS. thoroughly competent. serve
dinners or luncheons. kearns, 9oo Ainster-
dam av.
WAITRESS. chanlbermaid, wishes position.
private family; city or country; wages
$50 TO $40. 20o j.. Goth. Schneider.
WAITRESS or chambermald, girl, wants po-
sition. Jackson. Morningside 0S36.
WOMAN, settled. wishes position as COOK.
houseworker in small adult family; city OF
country. e. X, 157 East 4Ith.
WOMAN, clean, German. wishes TO go our
washing. ironing, cleaning by day. write
box 124. 1915 Sd av.
WOMAN, washing. ironing cleaning, Monday.
Tuesday. 4i3 - s5th. Bakers bell.
YOUNG woman wishes days Work. clean
apartment references. Meyer, 16l West
l2Gth.
YOUNG lady takes small children OUT as
sists with lessons. also kindergarten work.
Riverside sTJ6
YOUNG: woman wishes care of childrcni or do
sewing. mornings. Mile, Circle 4236.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN boarded In schools: city or coun-
try; highest references. EMERY, 3S Park
row, room 604-H. Cortlandt 1894
.s9H ST., 90 East-One large room: south
ern exposure tray service.
I'D, 31S W.-Unusualv desirable large
front room, private bathroom, superior ta-
bic. single room; references. =
74TH ST., 1854 & 1e8 West (Afarbufy HAIL.
York; one 4 room, one 3 room apartment;
also one room and bath; now available Co
iumbus $3.50.
e6TH, 6S W.-Two adjoining rooms, all i'm
provements. with or without board.
94TlI, ZIG W.-Large sunny back paror for
2 excellent table: $31.
l54TH. 42s W.--Large, attractive room, pri-
vate BATH dressing room; wholesome table.
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Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrsr's
famous Hairdress, Manicure. Beauty
School, l19 w. AID ST., or Brooklyn, 10 4th
av- Newark branch. SAT Broad 81. Circular.
INCREASE YOUR INCOME AT HOMO
writing Show Cards for us. HlGHEST
PRICES PAID; Moderate Charge for Tuition.
Write for FREE BOOKLET. National SHOW
Card School. Limited. Dept. r. 1854 Church
st., Toronto, Canada.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DESIGNING, drcssmaking. millinery taught.
day evening individual Instruction. Me-
DOWELL SCHOOL. SO w. 4oth ~. Lonr.
acre 1892. Chartered under Regents.
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PIANOS AND PuoNoGRArHs.

FoR gale--Three handsome Oriental Rugs
Tel Murray Inn S4St.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

ROOM and board. 40th to Goth ST.. by married
couple no children. Christians. r 202a
Herald. Herald So - rt
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Statesmen.
Our expansion in connection with the fur-
ther Introduction OF q nationally distributed
and advertised patented sanitary neeessity
approved By the nations foremost engineers
opens the way for US to engage n few men
over 25 who ambitious for a permanent
and profitable position: clean character and
pleasing personality are more essential than
experience. Ask for MIR. King. suite 13o3
800 Madison av, at 43th 81.
SALESMEN-we are looking for
good men to sell quality printing: men with
a following who are not satisfied with their
present connection and who can produce re-
suits: commission. call any morning before
~. victor Printing Co.. % Worth st.
SALESMAN, ex-ariny officer; must be thor
oush salesman and know how to sell
tons and Jewelry: state references. salary
and experience. $. X, 3es Herald. Herald so.
statesmen wanted in Wholesale hardware
business, salary and commission. Apply
9-ll a. N. 40 South sth ST.. BSlyn.
SECURITY SALES MANAGER.
there Is connection with corporation to
place issue OF securities enterprise Is beyond
experimental stage and success Is assured;
special list of prospects available, with many
leads the man who proves his ability VIII
organize his force; company places Sc
curities. and salesman viii receive large
commissions instead OF having profits spent
for overhead expenses CAN mornings,
Room 1919. 10 West 4+th.
YOUNG man as assistant in contract depart
Knerlt OF builders hardware manufacturer;
Prefer one who has some know ledge OF the
business. Address. stating age. experience
and salary expected at start, T GA Herald.
80 Broadway.
YOUNG man learn new business; experience
unnecessary: we teach you how 20 make
$50 weekly. 1872 Herald. Herald SO.
YOUNG man. receiving clerk, large cleo
trical jobber. State age, reference and SAL
ary expected. r. NJ. Ge1 Herald, Downtown
Instruction.
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PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS. ANTIQUES.
FURS, sIOHIlNG. GOODS &C.
TR1GGER. ~ NrH AN. HRiS REYANr.