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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16
WHAT WILL BE THE RESI-

In the frantic desire to e. cUd b
the state government Oh MAJ MAJ Of {
decided to reduce the nulnp r. all I
diets from $500 to l,2OO. i mean
states do likewise, it WIN men q
large number OF. able bodice .ftshe
rof employment. This is one y var b
suits Of the world-war. Every Iryyo Nd
it's train of evils, but the Viva wars
has ecIipsed all the former
its evil consequences, arpr zEPP,
Manchester, Nd. -
! oouDle Of candidates nS EPslPsd
FOR New york offices are ni1 ahn Isl
he in Sing Sing, The usuaa f
;agaaF - 81
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

have been only coincidence, but on
the same day the price of gasoline
went up one cent. Charleston Gaz-
cite.
What little of business is left ought
to be sound.-Charlesto Gazette.
The reason business conditions are
unsettled is because so many ac-
counts are.-EliZabeth Journal. y
There will be about as much giving
as usual this year, unless the ten-cent
stores run short of stock-Detroit
Free Press.
You can say one thing for beer as a
medicine. You don't find any half
empty bottles standing about on
shelves.-Minneapol Star.
And now when doctor speaks of a
case, you don't know whether he is
talking about the patient or the pre-
scription.-Pueblo Star Journal.
The newspapers tell of the death of
New York's champion bootblack.
Death, it seems, still loves a shining
mark.-Nashville Southern Lumber
man.
The Soviet has issued paper money
to the extent of five trillion seven hun
dred and fifty billion rubles. That is
a dollar and seventeen cents in Amer
lean money.-Seattle Argus.
Isn't it funny that the mail robbers
never interfere with your monthly
bills.-Ashville Times.
Germany is at least free from the
crooks who used to make counterfeit
marks.-New York World.
Nations could safely lose their
arms if statesmen wouldn't lose their
heads.-Lansing Capital News.
Don't be too optimistic. Congress
will find some way to spend the money
we save nv disarminp- Post
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

Don't be too optimistic. Congress
will find some way to spend the money
we save by disarming.-Boston Post.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

We feel certain our grocer and but
cher never read the newspaper or
they'd know that prices are coming
down.-New York American.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

Nations could safely lose their
arms if statesmen wouldn't lose their
heads.-Lansing Capital News.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

You can say one thing for beer as a
medicine. You don't find any half
empty bottles standing about on
Shelves Minneapolis Star.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

There probably would have been a
revision of the taxes before now if a
Congressional election were to come
off this fall.-New York American.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16
Topics of the Day

AS both labor and the railroads
claim to have won the strike, the pub
lie must have lost it.-Greenyille Pied
mont.
What is the difference between a
hard winter propaganda and a hard
coal propaganda Boston Trans
cript.
& Maybe Voliva, who processes to be-
slieve the world is fiat, referred only
Ito the condition of its purse.-Spring-
field Leader.
Many a man thinks he is driving
! his own car when his wife, on the
back seat. is actually doing it.-NeW
York Evening Mail.
I'VE feel certain our grocer and but
cher never read the newspaper or
they'd know that prices are coming
down.-New York American.
EsThere probably would have been a
revision of the taxes before now if a
Congressional election were to come
off this fall.-New York American.
Invisible government wouldn't be
30 fearful if it included invisible taxes.
kansas City Star.
r IT Congress should repeal the nuis-
ance taxes. we won't have any taxes
to pay.-Columbia Record.
= What if the rest of the nations
throw away their guns and Germany
keeps on making them? Well?-New
York Evening Mail.
Maybe Japan would compromise by
permitting us to use her Pacific Ocean
on Tuesdays and Fridays.-Long
Beach Telegram.
There is something strangely sug-
gestive about Judge Landis's conten-
ton that Babe Ruth shouldn't make
money on the side.-Fort Wayne
News.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

Germany is at least free from the
crooks who used to make counterfeit
marks.-New York World.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

Invisible government wouldn't be
30 fearful if it included invisible taxes.
Kansas City Star.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

= IT Congress should repeal the nuis
ance taxes. we won't have any taxes
to pay.-Columbia Record.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

Isn't it funny that the mail robbers
never interfere with your monthly
bills.-Ashville Times.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

y What if the rest of the nations
throw away their guns and Germany
keeps on making them? Well?-New
York Evening Mail.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

There is something strangely sug-
gestiVe about Judge Landis's conten-
ton that Babe Ruth shouldn't make
money on the side.-Fort Wayne
News.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-12-16

And now when a doctor speaks of a
case, you don't know whether he is
talking about the patient or the pre-
scription.-Pueblo Star Journal.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
FIGHT DIPHTHERlA EPIDEMIC
state Officials and Physicians Unite
Against Disease In Perry County

Harrisburg, Nov. T. (By 4. P.D--
Orders for n concentration or efforts
for control Of dphtheria in certain
"urnl districts Of Pennsylvania have
been given by Colonel Edward Martin,
State Commissioner of Health. follow
ing investigation into the outbreak at
New Germantown. Perry County.
The disease was traced to q family
which had visited ia Lancaster County,
. child dying after their return. with
mcdcnl attendance. The woman who
prepared the child for burial died soon
after. \ Vigilance Committee formed
~rte- the arrival Of Colonel ]. Bruce
McCreary Of the Department OF
Eeaun. ana urarby physicians. has sue
eAedcd in checking the disease.
McCrcurv has written to Colonel
Martin prnising the physicians for their
90 operation. In connection with the
case. il is said the afFlictcd family called
in DR.. GutSchall. n practitioner. eighty
years old. who travelled across country
for miles. notwithstanding failing eye:
sight. H. arrived in the evening, and
after examination 'aid: ~ cant see
now. but | smell dirhthrrin,
NUticr was Immediately given I"
state authorities. who dispatched physi-
cians from BIajn t" assist tn" aged
doctor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
DEATHS

|
REINER. on Noy. 4 1921. FREDERICK.
| Nager). Relatives and friends invited TO
funeral scrviccs on Tuesday afternoon. at
bria st Trt private Hillside Gem. Re.
mains may be viewed Monday evening.
- RELSHART On Noy. a., 1921. GEORGE
i6a /; Rsrbarl. y Reiai'r;e. ara fr,snd. are
| invited 10 tn funeral, on Wednesday after.
$500" 1900 S"SS G S ssfTtees At The Church
| Of the Epiphany. 67th and Baltimore ave.
at $50 r. N. interment private. Friends
o Clock 1'' '''0'' '""' '''" ~
RICE. Nov 3, AMELIA RICE. R.l..
| tives, and friends are invited to attend fu.
hex late sFylSs rSsGenGS 385s 1dh st rrt Z.
pTiiy%5S.. K!qaJy ONT, aowsrs ,a., ,m,,.,,
j. vie q rev William! J. Rob.r,son. Fu.
nsra seryissS t1 on Ss.t}Hr9ay ..}g AZ p. ~. at
ROGERS Rs,-NGy. g., JAMES J.. beloved
PsT aSd % My B sd St ts'
o =. N, PhIs., LqSse, 10 s.. L, o. 9. NJ,
H. " dS3 r All son 90 'Srsff S Hish OSS mass at st
s.. Gres9rEs Church, 10 O'Clock. Int. olu
sGToflEiD.-,NCy, g RosERr r. hy..
Rsnd Of ma Mar ESn sShGh"G {Sysa sssd S5
ot Herbert shaw 33S6 Frederick st. Falls
Of Schuy XII Int. Laurel Hili Gem.
nEBR 81 VI. o. FrsdSricr ~ f. schonSsr: e 12sl
F snI aRe@Ga ouG Reavos 1an9 sh9 tT.n5
are nyted 70 the. The services: on on, Monday eve
3s sgS c&ssSu CS%SS a. St the 2ysr H. nSr
scnRa%TTH TEo,1 H11N;0y. ;0y. 3; MARGARET, wife Of
trieDas sIso b ". n. sadsll,y and Atst
TuneraL Tues; $40 A NJ. residence. So
wards Church, ~ A. NJ Int. Holy ScpuI-
,on ~ TIE Is.e Alfred Penrose qpI MARY
James SCui, rynS,a :.rvISSs a. hig br9th-
'Gsf SHAFIIERSo + So \ \: Nv. a. 6. 1921. ELIZABETH.
tIyss and fricnds are irved 40 to attend ~.
,,,g.lraw. !, william z, Redc,iT! glsi \. van
and ,IL. at Huntington, Pa. Thurs.
nsS& S&NiBsH TanSTs MSY sGIvS. Jy.s Us 40 SYlTH
,,a Iats residence, Ridley Park, Pa. Int. pri-
sPAToLA.--Nov 6. FELIx ST.. beloved
fr ends are invite1 to attend funeral. Wed
4 NJ from us late r'stoenco. 4oo1 Bs,-
James, church 10 \. II. precisely. Int, Holy
cross Gem.
sPR3oyb ,bL.;;, =, Ie21 poRA, D?lcNIX.
SproIl. aT.e rs years. Relatives and frends
sre gre! .nMieI to attend the funeral ssryicss on
son. Wln'sm G. srroul. Lspidea Manor.
street Station at o'cioc'. at swarthmore
ata.LoM
p NJ. At late residence. 10 Crc.>et ave.
Ar$WTf $WNHp P. 3NoI INT; 'r'T%tf MHsrL j. w.. D,
'H-am ~. swsrr. aged 40 years. Relatives
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
HELP wANTED-FEMALH

LADY--wanted. college graduate, 20 TO "a
years old; generai office work: 800 per
week; 81 hour day; hour lunch: Saturday
Afternoons Sundays. holidays of: = weeks
vacation. 4l6. Ledger Onice.
MHiD-Young Protestant woman FOR cham.
btr work and waiting. CAL 21ls Pine ct.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tassel mold METERS
wanted 20 take work home. r. W. Maurer
A sons Co. All Wayne ave-, near 18th and
Oerman ntown ave..
STRsE, white, for small children; refs req
Mrs Cooke, 63G5 Sherwood I'd. oyerbrooE.
RAG SORTERS on new ana old cotton rags
234 n. Front st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
DEATHS

Evans, Services, Tues. 10 80 A. NJ. a
Church OF Che Good shepherd, n Rhode Is
'fH FEHIRHFhiEERS tIR Ell ESs.%N2'y'iS Noy rMELrNp A
%a2" sT e y Corn er5 Also !" nr s2
msndsry No I X. r, are ,lny!!ed to a,tcn'
asnee esa s7so 's r. stR H1' St fnt !" private. 81
Moriah Gem. Friends may cali sun. L
'FERREE.-Nov. :. DAVID WILMER, be
l9;"ed husbaTd,of ID G.rtrqde Bsntley sis snd So
ParkSsbSrs "S S.' Pa sorSices SPH ssSTI Tues NJ
Gem, Coatesvtne. Pa. Services in Chapel
| FISCHER Nov. ;, 1921 BARBARA
widow. " Louis 2. Flscher ,3ec scheLigie) )
"sed ,sSd @ Es.yes oSTc. STE tris9as are 9'
AZ tho rarlors Of William s. Nen 1909 W
oxford St Int private. Remains may be
FOLEY.--Noy J., io&I, MARY FOLEY
yeS 1d 6 o 2S4 ,2S 10 So9f
solemn rSquem '' mass = st S MSSbbaeis cEurci
iO,.A.M, Int; old. cathedral Gem.
E5cr "H Frye S0T i i15S reaiSs npsos"G aSa %
friends. also members Of Gaston .Prssty
go. T. and 4 ~. University Chapter. No
+ + T. rsna B. 4 cf2n'sjoFT; f% ia Ts;mS. a l. / 8 \
'fsmne YacHt GS.uS North ur.SS r.SO co@ntrS siI rs
he vas member. are invited to fuurra t.,
Wea, j. 50 P. NJ. from his att residence,
Pr,sy,o-a tS"s" a H'rE''' r@ a. %TasIHo T"y,l
mood renr. rrn nds may can Tu,s.. ; ia
G1tL Nov. q lngr. ANNIE LEE daugn
ter o' IN" late Pet. u. auI Margaret =.
@ an. R'e' cS az A. 'S1' Ere flS, ny'd E.@ to
na's, At -" Chprrr "' Tho hoy Cn(d u
GRAF, ~ On Noy o. ro2r G. JULES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

sALESMEN--A vel. known real estate frm
will receive written applications for posi-
tons from statesmen between the ages OF
20 and 40. preferably with real estate ex-
perenCe. and whose education and expert
ence have developed In them poise and en-
ergy. and whose personal appearance Is
that OF gentlemen: the possession OF an auto
mobile and being financially able to start on
commission basis preferred. but not neces-
sary: give full information in detail with
compensation required. in FIRST letter. Ad-
dress Dent. ID" VIM. H. Wilson e. Co,
700 Morris Bldg.
SALESMEN--We want To talk with 2 or 3
salesman Of a h,gh-grade type who want 20
connect with live organization OF Nhsrd-
WORKING men Ecared up. to do. big things;
Commission only. but high earnings for men
who will work: clean. high grade selling es-
Genital, with real future for producers. Apply
Finance, Corporation Of America. 1905 Arch
4 p: NJ. any day but Saturday. Ask for Mr..
portley
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
Legal ADNERTISFMENTS

rLsz77 MAX MIDDIEMItS SOLD CANDY
and cigar business 10 Moilis krarne-
Si7 y. 4O'H 81. Creditors apply before Stb
day ~ November.
GRGSsMA% BROS. 1929 Gtra-d ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

YOUR SPARE TIME is worth 81 10 81 an
hour ,rritiug show cards w teach by
corrsspouder"e and sell your work kwiCk
Show"ard School Toronto. canada.
WANT Ed IIfMEpIATELY-- Exp. hand IN
brOlderers, CrJChctsrS hcu.stitchsrs, W"
furnish materials. paying lberalIy TOR
making: stamped crYelopc brings particulars.
Underwood Art G2ods Co Fortsm0ulh. o
TYPISTS-Prepa authors manuscripts for
publication; one OF our spsre-time typis'F
cleared $40. .05 one week. complete instruction.
mailed. 81. Authors TypinG Bureau, Mus
Cadlne Ala.
WIDE-ANAKF WOMAN to take charge ~
our local trade: 81 TO 81 a day STEADY.
no experience required. pay starts at one
write today. American Products Co., i7JI
American Bldg. Cincinnati. y.
Earn s25 weekly. spare time. writing for
newspapers. maEa2ines, exp. urneC.; dCtH liz
'-ae. Press Syndicate. l5n 81. Louis. Mo.
CIVIL SERVICE cnarnins,ions, Dec. ami
Jan; many vacancies, salary Sl400-Sls0O;
wr'te for sample test. p 1927. Ledger Ofice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

ARTTST-Wantnd commercial srtibt for nd.
rNertiSinS drawings IN newspaper art de-
partment. Address, giving full particulars
experience ard salary wanted, NJ I3S. Ledger
Oftcs.
ASSOCIATE wanted IN advertising service
examinations Ep,endid oppDrtun for sue
fEetuI contract G. FOR Interview ad-
Lreas tO3 LedEer Dflce
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN for painting and
upholstery. permanent position: commits
sion basis; opportun y for capau" and eucr.
Xelic man; fun particulars. business e1p+rI-
enc and references; experience IN selling
autom 0olle refnlshing not essential i 5l2
Ledger 0rflcR.
AUTOMOBILE salesman for painting and
upholstery, permanent position; commits
sion basis, OpDor. for zap energetic mao
TuiI partic., business exp. refs. E"p. IN
s.lling auto. rehnsning not essen. 6ig. 10
BRlCKLAYERS, 10, wanted At new build.
ing operation OF 90 houses. LauS JUwne eve.
casr OF 66th 81 take Market ST.. elevated or
Girsrd ave. car TO 63d 81 free pass to
Lansdowne ave.
CANVNSsERs, q, with good appearance, 10
handle very hiRh-C.a6s proposition; ComrnIs.
sion Address s27, WeiGhtnan Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
PERSONALS
5000 REWARD

No auesuors asked for. return or Information
"sdwH 10 recovery o! lswtIry taken from
tho loruc ~ CCl0Us' A r Kussr RSrrarGs.
2'lo, = The Preferred Accidsn' Insur.
area Co., sn Na'doT lane. New Work Citv
: napAouo 21if Ioh0.
RAsf RELIEF C9-'ra'f - pras'pr or bronze
.a- hc copied from Tho'O Wri'e fov a0-
u"'urrtu' Mario studio. 72i Walnut g..
PArEAGE Lost. package containing roV
vh.ta gloves. Saturday afternoon. between
Dar. NsiouE and StrawDridEo's ReUr rd
242 " Hcrtter 81. Germantown. 1859 W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

sALESMAN--Wc VIII lay" vacancy In
this territory January fog Il raan 10
durs ant sp.cialtIes; line where hard.
Conscientious cfrort "Ill bring results and
build up = p'rM; neut "nd pTtNtahI. trade,
tnl, c,mmissun proTosi'ion; Interesting al o
yeur-rOunG work, no. a side line write %
day for WI pa,ticuIars. Gc'gcr Brothers,
II NeyalL st, Newark y. J.
SALESMAN--Ne desire q forceful and az.
EresslVe salesman, to sell our 1874 line
OF high.grade calendars and hdVertis ng
specialttcs in Central Pennsylvania. and also
one for nOrthcasteTn PcnUsy yIVania: applicant
must reside in the sCC1iDh, vii consider only
men Of reliable character and nrst-c ass seIi-
ina abiIityi Apply in writing interview only
BY appointment ThOs. j. BCCkudn Co, z 3iu
y. llth St. Ph ladelphs.
SALESIAN-l'o Il live wire willing to work
we oHer a proposition that pays $40 a day
70 an order tekeri a real salesman can earn
trem sooo to $1,000 month commIssioni !
W. Non 10 ellents PayrHiioris isp.alh our
Estate Trust 'sids'' noon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES


EDUrATIONAL and Domestic Emplovn,ert
club AIS :. Broad--Wanted, French and
English goyernesses. nurses. mothers help.
ers. visiting housekeepers. ladies' maids
Spruce 372s
MRS. KANE-51l $, 18th ct, Spruce s30I
situations wanted, cooks, chamLermsiIg
Mattresses, baCholors, couples, child nurse
English and French goVerness, lRdy's mail
caretaker. DAY workers. housework girls
AlTRESS--Competent well-reCommende5
German or scandinavian waitress sTn.It
family, in apt, refined surrounding, hss,ti
wagcs Mrs. Miller, 1915 Cherry, Spr S0j' S0j'
+, O HARVEY, 1919 Ritenhousc "a - D.
liable help supplied, wanted all nation.
alitles.
MRS, McNAILY. "a5 s 9TH
Wanted, Young Irish Polish, Swedish oD1
Norwegian girls for general homework N"1
COOKS, Chauneurs, house maids, man and
wife dighwAshers, Pop, O24l. N
WANTED Competent white help in every
MRS. NICHoI.Ls, 2se 8. eoth--White oouols.
buffers. cooks. laundresses nurses, etc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
EMPLOYMENT AeENc;,.

Il. p HARVEY. 1910 Rit,enbor.-
rrennh c,nshs soSs, eooMs, mattresses, sms..rtr.
wanted. hrst.class couples, coot nat onaiita
chambermaids, parlor rnaids, .snd b1tlst
% Snd Palm 'scsts,''i Reses 'sdie" maids ~; y.
MRS. ROGERS. sl7 s oo,h -
2Oth ST., has excel enoL, ''na-ly sIA 4
PTot. Cath. chambermalds ~ .waltrtss.s
laundresses. nurses. eovernesss.' OF nsIk
every capacity! wanted. capsbla ,,n male hss
estant, couple as butler ana willie Pr2
ehameerrn.ds 4 walt'es. % cook, cook. Prst
COOK. competsnt, young, with Is -'SSssnst .I-
waitress or wsne nSsm,sss ~ situation; Prs,r, ~
snrse no objection TO country. ch
EDUCATtONAL and Doms,,lo -
Club. 4lS s. Broad-WantaS E[mploymsr.
@ nnsisa governesses', nurses, sTensh ~
ss Spruce s9ss s79ss houSekeepers iSGessr ma M
MISS HAlRK1Ns. 200f Bainb's
"; waitr's. parlor rnds, n.,Ix. coon'
maids; nurses. yg. girls iateIv s.ns ssInhs lady,
pies: help SUP. and wanted. pba rSivtd; ccv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

htUtTdI
MAKE MONEY AT nOME-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 an hour in your spare
t'ae writing show cards quickly. easily
learned by our new, simple method: no can.
"assng or soliciting; we teach you how.
guarantee steady work al homo ana pay
cash each week: full particulars booklet
free. American SHOW card School. Dept.
go. Ryrie Bldg. Toronto Canada.
Help WANTED
Women wanted to learn nursing demand
gr'-ster than supply: good pay: learn at
home in spare time; cam while learning
"Htire tuition can b. earned in few weeks;
special Offer. Including free nurses equip
ment. write for luil Da' LCularP. ChiCag"
school of Nursing. Dept. T.. I"l : AFh,an nd
h"uleNsrl. Ch!caRG, u.
WOATEN or mon--Co opyug letters. mau ng
hi wsoH," income fer honest. sincere per
sons. exp. uuHeC castrv: splendid travelling pU.
s.l.0ns also ouen. C"'umerciaI Service 81.
'ea1 l,ep'. 39G. lsahclls RldS.. Gh-cago.
LOST Me deSlsuIuE, fashion Illustration.
also pattern drafting, cutting, htung,
arapinE, l"arr from prvnilnent, practical rS-
pertF n surprisingly SNORT time; mum fr"mt
salaries quickly earned. Fashion hCadCu:y,
Dept. T., 1872 y R-osd =.
CIHIi. SERVICE examinations. Phllude phla,
%0"cuuh"r, positions $1,000. $500: age. :
Up'va -, tNp. unnecessary. For free pariir-
ulars irstrucHpn. write !. Leonard tUrm"r
Civii Service examiner a62 Equitable Bldg,
Washington. r. G.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07

Statesmen wanted to call on physicians
and drug trade. with line OF we'll adver-
tised and extensively used preparat 'ons for
physlcians; liberal commissions and exclu-
sIve territory TO energetic and reliable par
ties; only experienced men with regular
trade reed apply. Address p. o. Box 94l.
Cincinnati. o.
statesmen LADIES WEAR
For Philadelphia Baltimore and Washing
ton by a well-known Arm. catering to the
medium and better class trade commission
or drawing account: dependent; strictly con-
fdentlal Box $50, Rite Service Agency. 62l
broadway. New York City.
ALESMEN-Phonograph salesmen wanted:
wiling workers you have an unusual op-
portunty to participate in a big drive: per
nanent position for right man. Apply Column
Via Graphophone CO.. 40 y. 9Th St See Mr..
Furnadjicf. between and 10 A. NJ.
Statesmen = Wanted. sidc-line statesmen
calling on drug. stationery and depa rtment
stores to handle high-grade line retail
leather; liberal commission and desirable
territory; write Immediately for details.
Red Wing Advertising Co. Red Wing MINI.
SOLICITOR. accustomed TO calling on bust
ness men to interest them in accounting
service; accounting knowledge not necessary
7 hOI, Ledger Onic..
SrkNOGRAPHER. Call Monday evening,
Armory, Broad and CallOwhill SITS. Ask
for Capt. liouchin. EX-service man pre-
frrrcd
STOCK SALESMAN to sell a SO industrial
stock on commission, Ptnna territory;
cNCcptlonal features. Fox 424+. Germantown,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-07
HtGH-GRADE
STOCK Statesmen
WANTED
INDUSTRIOUS MEN

I'HD u . T TNIDOt7 y W U''N
MEN AH7D wOMEN DESIRING IMPROVE
MENT IN THEIR PRESENT SITUATIONS
WILL DO WELL TO TAKE UP LIFE IN
SCRANCE.
EARN WHILE LEARNING; FREE IN
STRUCTfOSS - SELLING.
FOR IMPORTATION APPLY At ANY
TIME TO HENRY S. BAKER, SECOND
FLOOR, FINANCE BLDG; 1910 s. Penn
SO. SPRUCE, G7TO AMERICAS OLD
EST LIFE INSURANCE. co.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

.AI IOC$TANr with CuIpcrat!Cn experience.
preferably public uuluy; IN reply Glyc
se cxpGricnce. reference and ssIary O..
prcted p 52G. Ledger Office.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platinum, place Nsrs N!sirrs.,S
style jeWelry, teeth plates hougn.. '.nss
WE BUY old goId sIIIsr, uaG IN
monds 0li Gc'H O." ""i
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MANAGER - Assistant manager 90. for
sales organize tiOn, must be stenogra pher
and typlst good correspondent. keen on de-
tail and have knowledge Cf RCCOuntancy; ex-
Ceptional onp0rtunLty. y 53i. lCdgor Office.
MANA growing manufacturing concern Is
desirOus OF the servtCe OF hiSh-class A
No man who has had experience in pro-
noting and financing on q large scale; we
have enough people interested and also are
selling some OF the biggest concerns in the
country who would no doubt be interested
or would enable US TO raise any amount that
desire: but We must have "A man who is
familiar with this Kind OF work: character
aud integrity must be above roproach; in
answer outline In detail tho extent, and
amount Of promotions giving us banks or
Other references that would be satisfactory.
Address W A. 3. p. Il. l.. s.. 130l-08 Fifth
ave, Altoona, Pa.
MAN, over 81. high school education, able
90 travel Indefinitely. trip laNtirE 3 to
months; Protestant: work est stablshing field
organization: reference necessary Phone
Wyoming 1852 Tor appointment -
MAN wanted to book orders for nursery
stock and 20 hire agents; exclusive terri
tory; big pay: free outfit. Apply Ernmons
Co.. EpwarK !.
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Statesmen

fice.appliance salesman: will. give excel.
lent territories TO live men: Opportunity
TO make permanent connection with large
corporation: Will consider only first-cl
salesmen or men who have held executive
positions and desire TO become saesmenj ex-
tend to you q short course In salesmanship:
commission basis. Arrange appointment
with Mr.. Smith, Market $3.50