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The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21
MONTANA GAS GOOD,

State Inspector Ballard, in charge |
of oil and gas tests, spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Bozeman con-
sulting with Professor Cobleigh upon
tests made at the State College for
the department. Mr.. Ballard covers
the entire state in his work.
Discussing the product of the Bill
lings refinery, Mr.. Ballard stated
that gasoline produced from Mon
tana crude oil was proving a great
success wherever used. He also stat
ed that the Montana made gasoline
meets all requirements of federal and
navy standards, carries a test of 65
per cent. and should develop into one
Of the most popular products of the
state. In automobile use it is prov
ing to be most satisfactory and the
sale of the Montana brand is growing
Iacre rapidly than the producers can
supply it. The Story Motor Supply
Company in BOzeman is handling the
gasoline here and have found it to bt
all that is claimed for it. Mr.. Bal
lard has devoted many years to the
study of oil products and has re
ceived many compliments upon hi
method Of handling the department
in his charge.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21
81. sAMEs EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Services Christmas day.


1915 Christmas Eve - Midnight
service and holy communion. Hymns:
"Hak! The Herald Angels Sing"
silent Night, Holy Night" 80 Lit
tie Town OF Bethlehem" 1T Came
Upon the Midnight Clear"
11:00 a, m. Christmas Day-Holy
communion and sermon, Christmas
Happiness" Hymns: 20 Come, All
Ye Faithful" 80 Little Town of Beth
lehem," ''The First Novel;" "An-
gels From the Realms Of Glory"
Good Christian Men, Rejoice"
There will be no o'clock COM
munion service on Christmas morning
nor a vesper service Christmas after
noon. All members Of the choirs
should attend the Christmas morning
scrvece and be at the church Christ
mas eve at 8 O'clock to sing carols
Members of the adult choir should at.
t.nd the midnight service.
BYRLE j. OSBORN, Rector.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MIDDLE CIR. BACHELOR

Last Saturday evening a surprise
sleigh-ride and party was rendered
Donald Girven at his bachelor home
on Middle Greek. There We're a doz-
en- young men and women in the par
ty, taken over to the comfortable
quarters of Mr.. Girven in straw
filled sleigh by Reif Halford. Mrs.
w. o. Davis acted as chaperone for
the party.
The happy CROWD arrived at the
Girven home about $3.50 o'clock in
the evening, and after spending sey-
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21

eral hours at social games, guessi lg
contests, and with r.ul-c, : G-,-ght Il
lunch was partaken of. The yOu lg
ladies each brought with them a bas-
ket filled to the brim with -. the
dainty and delightful thins 5 th-t ere
good to eat. 1t was Chs Of the st
pleasant parties of TIE sea. n, ne
participants bidding Mr.. Gil d.
bye and starting for home il a
real snowstorm broke in on the an
yOn.
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21
CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

On Saturday night there will be a
midnight service held at the st. James
Episcopal church. The Christmas
eve services will last about three
quarters of an hour, consistin gof
The Bozeman courier., 1921-12-21
W AG NER BROS.

Remember the Place
116 Z. Main Phone 794-W.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
statesmen WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
A sALARIED JOB is waiting for
you II you can fill II.
We have a hustiing sales organiza-
tion which IL producing. Every man
puts In a solid days work every
single day. and every man IS paid
what he earns.
We do not pay for promises or
excuses. We do pay for PRODUC-
IlcN. and We pay BIG.
We sell management service in
who are proud of themselves and
proud OF their jobs. We give you
q short intensive training in our
sales methods for one week, during
which you can earn real money
The rest is up to you.
II you want TO get into an organ
Hation which Is growing rapidly.
which Is substantially established.
and in which there Is a splendid op-
portunity for promotion. come and
see US.
IL we accept you AS q member OF
our organization. we will pay you
a starting salary of 5000 a year
after the first week OF training, with
every opportunity TO increase II
quickly and substantially.
Cali at 0 A. NJ. 5th floor.
East 45th Street.
Ask for Mr.. r. v. Flicker.
Industrial Extension Institute.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN-AN AMBITIOUS MAN

MAN-AN AMBITIOUS MAN
can command OF us the best we've got.
We are big, well established, influen-
tial, re5ourceful. We have been the
makers of hundreds OF men. We have
been successful in every campaign we
have undertaken. We speak not boast
fully. but merely for your reinsurance.
II you are at present casting about TO find
connection such as you'd find IL safe
and profitable TO tie to for lifetime
n you are zestfui enough to keep aiming
II you are teachable 20 a degree that win
make II easy for you to sit at the feet OF
serlous minded sales instruction and
profit thereby
II you are Gentle. not under thirty
years of 2ge---and
II you VIII Appreciate an opportunity to
make creditabie, permanent connection
with q concern that will take you into the
ranks virtually one of its partners, at
initial earnings at least sufficient to sat
went think any the less OF you II by
chance you happen to be inexperienced
and without any startling record OF sue
cess behind you-
CALL ON US. BETWEEN 10 AND 4.
IN ANSWERING THIS AID YOU ARE
MAKING FRIENDS WITH BIGGER
OPPORTUNITY THAN YOU KNOW.
SUITE 1910.
25 WEST FoRTY-THIRD~ ST.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
Statesmen


Men, don't waste time cutting specks out
OF rotten apples: on the contrary. don't throw
q good apple away II the skin looks rough.
For years I have sold and associated my
self with statesmen. We all seem 10 be alike.
know will some day come 10 US. I know, for
was the same myself.
You think security selling is hard II is not
when you have a well established house bo-
hind you and an article that is a going
proposition in great demand with the produce
ton already oversold.
We are not interested IN every old Tom,
Dick or Harry. II you are equal 10 the
quality OF this organization, there Is a big
opportunity Tor a few men TO become man
ayers of our branch Offices after they show
their ability to handle the proposition.
Our work Is dignified. Your chance, 70
study business and men of afafirs, offers ex-
perience that money cannot buy. You are
placed In q position with future, while
earning good assured income on commits
sion basis.
Did you ever breathe the atmosphere Of
gether. and where every man feels that one
and all must succeed?
Let us get acquainted. You might be Just
the man we want and probably this is Just
the opportunity you have been seeking. Call
at your convenience.
Suite 1919. rlatiron Building,
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
SECIIRITY SALESMAN

We have an opening leading to salarled
positions for several neat appearing, ener-
setic statesmen: we want men, experienced
and inexperienced. who can truthfuliy pre-
sent the features OF a project OF exceptional
merit investors can readily appreciate the
far reaching possibilities OF our enterprise,
and our salesmen's samples OF the finished
product are all that necessary 10 make
closing more certain; sales on commits
sion basis should easily net $500 per week
come In yourself and be convinced. Call
suite 207. 1903 Broadway. corner A3d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Statesmen AND
MANAGERS ASSISTANT

Two men needed Immediately 10
work with me In New York; absolute
integrity first requisite: selling expert
ence desirable. must have personality.
common sense and determination:
commission: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion to managerial posi-
ton; don't hesitate TO answer II you
are employed II VIII pay you to make
n change. Call 1910 Canadian Pacific
Bldg, AID st. and Madison av.
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MAN.

Wanted-Reliable man Of plain busi-
ness sense, average intelligence and
education, age over 25 and Christian.
can earn 800 to $3.50 per week with
our company II he Is ready to work
for It. Only men of energy who
seek permanent place and opportu-
nifty for advancement considered. Fino
opportunity II you mean business,
but no place for trlslers. Call suite
1903. $50 Madison av. at 45th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
Statesmen. REAL MEN OF VISION.

MEN--This is OPPORTUNITY, act to-day
Properly followed your decision will lead you
70 financial independence. Your first step-Ir
manufacturing concern going al fulI blast
producing products In class by themselves
with all countries of the world forming log
ical markets. Second step-On the merchan-
dising end where several successful men arc
now badly needed. Remuneration at begin
ming attractive commission, pleasant sur
roundings. able men to work with, close co.
operation. You will stop reading advertise.
ments and begin making real money II yor
connect. This proposition appeals to sensible
men OF vision and decision. Call to-day, o /,
., 500 Madison av., at 4lst ST., room 5o3.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
MAN

Wanted-Plain, sensible, fairly edu-
Gated man who Is looking for a real
opportunity to make good money and
permanent position for himself. and
is willing to work hard for the sue
cess he attains, for place in our sales
department: must be 90 or over,
earnest, Industrious and show that he
means business. the right stamp of
man will have no difficulty in recog-
Hizing the genuine opportunity open
to him and the possibilities for him 10
earn large and steadily increasing
returns. Call 10 TO IL at 1899
knickcrbocker Building. Broadway
at AID.
G. II. HAIG CO.. INC.
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sol, 10 w. 44TH ST.
sALESMDN.

good takers can connect with n big PROPOSE
tion. Something new In a house TO house
canvass on q large commission basis.
Those only that win work hard, appreciate
pleasant surroundings and dignified employ
ment are requested to call at IL A. NJ, any
day.
Harry 8. Wooden, Sales Manager,
Suite 1910. Flatiron Building.
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MEN-UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY.

Experienced salesman. cepable OF
selling high class nationally adver-
tlsed Safety Standard Motion Picture
Protector and Film Service TO nom
theatrical users, can earn large COM
mission and have permanent connec-
ton with prospect OF Branch Man
agement when qualified. State ex-
perience In letter. Interview only by
appointment. Pathescope Co., Aeolian
Hall, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
GENERAL, HoUsEwoRKER

Unusual opportunity Tor woman, capable OF
doing general housework, who has a son at
least IL years old attending high school
must understand plain cooking and table
service; son TO take care of furnace, &c
home in attractive section or Flushing near
trolley 10 New York. For appointment write
w. I. Willis. Bridge Plaza, Long Island City,
giving reference. wages desired, address and
telephone number.
GIRL. white, 10 do downstairs work and
cooking, hsaist upstairs girl with plain
laundry private house, family two. Call
with last reference, l23 West 1ith st
GOvERNl5sS, nursery, speaking French, for
3 or after Q, Newman, 25t West soth ST..
apt. lid.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

DIRECTORS.
An old established business house.
with q successful record covering
seven years, is expanding and
opening new department and
needs men to develop as sales
directors and executives.
Several actual positions are open
for the right type OF men 1T tho
present time.
sAn interview with our Vocational
Director, DR.. Earnestly, will
quickly tell you whether you are
qualified FOR one of these open
ings or not.
Tho opportunity 10 there waiting.
LIE ROY SARGENT q COMPANY,
II EAST 40TH STREET,
NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

DRUG SPECIALITY SALESMAN
wanted for Introductory work among trade
In metropolitan district on advertised prepar-
alton; can only use experienced man with
successful record on Introductory work.
drawing account against commissions. Tele-
phone cortlandt 1910 and give full details
about yourself.
F'ARMER-Working farmer on poultry farm
within twenty miles of New York, with
GOOD house. near nice village. good schools
Address. stating nationality, &C., o COS Her
aid $50 Broadway.
FLOOR LAYERS wanted: two. Apply III
Communipaw av.. Jersey City.
FORD SALEsMEN
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME
REAL LIVE MEN CAPABLE OF SELLING.
JOHN s. SMITH. 36TH ST. AND ilTH AV.
LoNGACRE 490.
JOHN DANTELL a SONS.
broadway, Eighth and Ninth Streets, N "
HAVE PERMANENT POSITION FOE
sales clerk. thoroughly experienced In
Linens. Blankets and Domestics. Apply by
letter.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted FemaIe-Domestic.
GIRLS
Why waste time
and car fare answering one adver-
tisement while without expense
you meet at our ofhce hundreds of
refined ladies waiting TO employ
you? And remember,
1t Is free to you.
THE UNITED EMF -.oYMENT AGENCY.
i6s East 72d St.
northwest corner Sd av.
II / Girls TT
II you are looking for good
position call at once TO see us. We
ssambsplma,as eSa pass msdiats,y enSns san
dresses. general houseworlSers.
couples. &c. Positions also open
for nurses and governesses. No
UP-TopATE EMF EMfLoYMENf y fsli AGENCY.
% Ungar & Palm, Props'
Telerhone Rhinelander o2o4.
EXCELLENT POSITIONS
COOKS. CHAMeERMAIDS.
MATTRESSES LAuNDRESSES,
GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS.
-ABsOLUTELY-FREE.
NURSES
for infants. for children.
LAzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
200 East I'D st.
WE HAVE EXCELLENT POSITIONS
for experienced
Chambermaids and mattresses
for city and country.
Call at once.
Wettlers Agency Mrs. German. Mgr.
Is West 43d st.
AT MRS. HIRsHs AGENCY. -,
207 East 74th St. Rhneander 1862.
Cooks, chambermaids. iaundresses. wait
resses city or country: private or boarding
house.
AT MRS. THEO. MALMRERG'S
SWEDISH AGENCY ESTABLISHED 1SSD i.
io49 LEXINGTON Az. t75TD.
Cooks. mattresses, chambermaids. nurses,
houseworkers. couples.
At MISS HoFMAYER's AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST.. third floor.
cooks, laundreJses. mattresses, chamber
maids, Protestant parlormaid. children's
nurses, Swedish cooks, couples.
MAIDS, MATTRESSES. COOKS. BREN-
NAN AGENCY, 46 z. GOTH ST.
UNIVERSAL Employment Bureau. COM
MERCIAL DEPT. S25 Madison ay. (near
Goth ST.. Rhinelander 925s.
HOTIsEWORKERs. mattresses. cf'bermaids.
cooks: excellent positions. Tinka Andressen
Emp't A'y.2294 B'way. mr.. So. Schuyler 1892.
COOKS, kitchenmaias, mattresses. chamber
maids laundresses and maids wanted i'm
mediately. Duffy's Agency. West 4Ith st.
GOTHAM, 25.a Broadway, 94-95-Coohs.
houseworkcrs charnberTnaids, mattresses.
couples. $500 River.
COOKS, chamberlnaids, mattresses, house
workers, nurses all nationalities. positions
waiting free. Eile Agency. 1046 Lexington av.
MANAGING housekeeper for large establish
ment. Duffy Agency. West 4Ith 81.
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instruction
BELIEVE 1T
OR NoT-but

WHERE YOU CAN BE- EARNING
h9NE4 fM Z coHRsE WHEEE UF SF TSAHS ronR 61gi 6%N
CHOOSING. FOR A BETTER
POSITION.
AND OUR EMPLOYMENT BU-
CHARGE TO SECURE THE BET
CHOOSE ANY ONE OF THE
ffSSTrEeMINe fSTEREsT yoTJ GouhsSS AN5 coME c5aE
TALK IT OVER.
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION : Experienced
men are badly needed In responsible posi-
tions. such as foreman, superintendent.
estimator. craftsman. &C. Special short
les. &C., are conducted by men actively en-
gagged In this work. Graduates in steady
demand for good Jobs.
MACHINE DEsIGN-our course Is the
shortest and most efficient In New York.
Every graduate has boen placed.
SHOW GARD wRTT1NG-one OF tho few
trades where men are in constant demand
to-day. Experienced experts train you rap
Idly under actual shop conditions.
ELECTRICIANS TRAINING COURSE -
Courses In installation, covering all phases
OF the electrical business from elementary
alarms. telephone wiring. electric lighting
and power work are given In our well
equipped shop by practical mon.
INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICITY - Practical
course In operating all types Of industrial
electrical equipment. such as motors gem
orators, meters, &C.
PLUMBERS TRAINING coURsE-TsuEht
by a master plumber, Practical shop course
In plumbing and lead wiplnG starts next
month.
RADIO TELEGRAPHY - Radio operators
earn good pay Positions open on land, air
81 sea. On board nhip they are treated s
officers and enjoy advantages or foreiga
travel with living expenses paid. Best Radio
School In the East Expert instructors.
COMMERCIAL. TELEGRAPHY--A profess
sion which you can master In short time.
Every graduate secures Immediate employ
nlent IN well paid, secure jobs. with largest
companies, such as Western Union, Postal
and railroads.
CONCRETE pEsrCN-STRUCTURAL EN-
CsINEERrNci-short complete courses for be-
gtnnerr in the practical y inciplss OF design.
Taught by professional men. Glasses now
forming.
Day and evening cla.se, In all courses.
Our employment department H. At your
service free Of charge TO secure for
you n Job while student or ON COM
pletion OF your course Of training.
call, phone or write for further infor-
nation. Ask for Mr.. Wacker or Mr..
Nilsson, EDUCATIONAL DEPT., EAST
cyDT Y. NJ. g. A. IA East sath
"Four Minutes from Grand Central"
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

EXECUTIVE AND SECRETARY.
in large real estate organization.
ability 70 talk intelliRentiy over
telephone and be diplomatic In
handling customers essential: must
be OF good personality and possess
pleasant speaking voice; no real
estate experience necessary. State
religion and salary expected. BOX
ID 776 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

JAPANESE cook, houssworker; $50 monthly;
references required; sleep out preferred
Call Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, II to l.,
ment; In family. Dillingham;, 106 Il.
s5th 81. call before I.
MANAGER hat store out OF town. must be
thoroughly experienced; good references
bonds. Apply before 10 A. NJ, Snyder's,
Inc, 1873 w, 2ist IT.
MAN travelling in car calling on shoe trade
to carry special side line on commission
NJ. B., box 500 Herald, Fulton st.
An advertisements N tho Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD Offers q Teni possibility o,
recovering your lost property
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

DESIGNER.
DESIGNER WANTED FOR woM-
EMS SUITS BY PROMINENT CHI
cAGo MANUFACTURER. ADDRESS.
WITH EXPERIENCE. REFER
ENcEs. WAGES DESIRED GALL
COMMUNICATIONS STRICTLY CON-
TIDENTIAL), Y 72s HERALD,
10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
STENOGRAPIER,

young man, Christian, wanted by manufnc-
turing concern of high standing TO work aa
assistant to editor OF house organ: high
school education or equivalent: advertising,
printing or publishing experience helpful but
ence II any and salary desired. Write Oak
ley Chemical Co., % Thames ST.. city.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
Quickest way for buying and selling:
90 different makes of pleasure and
commercial cars viii be sold at
Public Auction.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY L. THURSDAY
at IL o'clock noon.
Bring deposit. Get the car you want
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION SALESHooMS,
Sd av., cor. 11th 81. Stuyvesant eosu
Let us sell your car. List your car
with u.s. We have the buyers. We sell
your car while you walt commission
charged II your car Is sold
AN OLDSMOBILE THAT'S WINNER.
Who gets II? The best car Of tts make
that ever rolled wheel Completely over
hauled the last week; new cam shaft Dear
ings. new wrist pins, new timer. complete
rings. new battery installed Mechanical
conditions guaranteed absolutely perfect.
! Should go SIX months without additional re-
| pair. Five tires--two United states
| Royal Cord. Complete accessories, tools,
robes. &C. Model 87-B. $500 takes It. In
| addition TO that you are buying from re-
spousible party. Phone or write ALFRED
| JENKINS, president, Il. 9. RICH. INC,
| Rich Building, 9th av. and 18th ST., New
York city.
| AUToIsTs. NoTE!--Autonoblle auction sale
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at IL
o'clock noon; cars sold on commisstoni buy
ers and sellers attend our sales. MISEL'S
AUTO AUCTION SALESRoOMS. l5i East
2Jth ST. Phone Gramarcy 09ss.
a REAL D9fEalns ONUtT IOrEeu 10 sell a
Brewster passenger open car; run less
than Is 900 miles; body by Brewster; per-
| feet condition; no reasonable offer refused.
Telephone J. w. c.. Bowling Green 1914.
| CHANDLER enclosed passenger. 1918;
looks new 5000. Spring 2i06 during bust
ness hours.
| COLE 8, 1917 passenger: paint, uphol-
stored. motor excellent: $500. Fordham
sS2s.
COLE Aero Eight, pass. touring thorough
| ly overhauled; terms. LAUX, Oakwood
9526.
EASY WAY TO SELL. YOUR CAR
Van Tassell & Kearney's Sales Ring tes-
| tabiished 1S67. 126-12S East 18th st.. has
| long been esteemed clearing house for the
saie and purchase of second hand automo-
| bes. passenger and commercial. by auction
| Least troublesome and quickest medium for
| both sellers and buyers. More prospective
/ buyers than cars as a rule, list yours
/ now. Auction of autos every Tuesday and
/ Friday Mt noon. Telephone Stuyveeant 533.
ESSEX sedan; renewed; guaranteed; excep-
| tonal bargain. 236 West 59th st.
/ ESSEX touring car: overhauled; guaran-
| teed; s745. 236 West 50th ct.
! FINAL reductions on all used cars
| ELGIN MOTOR DISTRIBUTE CO.,
2i0 West 59th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

HELP WANTED-MALE.
BOYS. learn bond business opportunity ad-
vancement. Call Galinger. Pine and Will
lam sts.
CANvASSERS wanted for tea and coffee.
I Bogota Tea and Coffee Co., 1914 Park NV,
New York.
CLOCKMAKER
Experienced on foreign and domestic clock
repairing: must have lathe and tools; perma
nent position. s. Kind & Sons, lilo Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa.
COUPLE. white. gardener and handy man !.
wife houseworker. experienced only; all
year round; good pay apply 1912 Miss
Phillips. apt 81. 800 Central Park West.
COUPLE, experienced cook; useful butler;
city apartment: chambermaid and nurse
kept also: three in family. Call apt. 10C.
1903 e. seth st. 1912, Wednesday.
COUPLE; butler. chauffeur. wife good cook;
prefer people with one child. between 4 and
9 years old: excellent home. Phone White
Plains 1881
COUPLE-Housework and cooking; man able
to run car preferred. Address Box 551.
| Lawrence, l.. j.
COUPLE, to do work Of house: small
| family: must speak English. 1915 Madi-
son av.. corner e3d st.
| DETECTIVES, both sexes, experienced In
| factories. 613 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

STENOGRAPHER-Sma corporation desires
services bright young man; good chance for
advancement; salary start. SIS. r 1924 Her
aid. Fulton st.
YOUNG man, first class ability, to take
charge OF stock and orders In an import
Ing cotton concern: must have had expe-
rience in this line. Address, stating expe-
rienc and references. Box l51. 209 Gable
Bldg.
YOUNG man as cost clerk in large manu-
featuring house. must be neat and good at
figures; good chance for advancement. Ad-
dress stating full particulars, w 12s Her
aid, Herald 50.
YOUNG man, Christian, wanted a. stenog-
rapher and record clerk with coal mining
company; give age. experience and salary re-
quired. 1f12 Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG man having printing press expert
ence; must be willing worker. Apply s. r.
Baxter. 691 Washington ST.. 0 A. M.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21

EARN s25-t15o weekly only through Prof.
ROHpER'S reliable hairdress manicure,
beauty school, s. up earn while learning.
f1a W. 42d st., or ~ 4th av., Brooklyn.
Newark branch, st7 Broad 81. Circular.
LEARN HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE:
large earnings and opportunities day. even-
Ing classes. Cali, write booklet, H. WILL
FRED ACADEMY. i53 w. fith.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HoUSEwoRKER, GENERAL. FOR
SMALL APARTMENT; MUST BE
YOUNG PERSON WITH GOOD CITY
REFERENCE: EXCELLENT PLAIN
COOKING REQUIRED; NO WASH
ING or HEAVY CLEANING. AP-
PLY WEDNESDAY BETWEEN . 30
GIBBoN. 106 Il. s5TH ST. 5TH
FLOOR.