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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09
C. E. CLIPPINGS.
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

With the pres Leaf and founder of
the Young Peoples Society CT Chris
tian Endeavor presiding, the Sixth
Worlds Convention Of that orslu.-
zation was opened in New York last
night. Forty years from tho time of
the founding of the society in Port
land, Me-, in 1881, by the Rev. DR..
Francis e. Clark firds it with a mo1.-
bership of 100000 in thousands OF
separate societies in all parts of the
world. The present convention is the
sixth world meeting, tho first of
which was held in 1895. The New
York assembly ranks among the
worlds greatest religious gatherings,
and the result of it's deliberations
will be a great power in all parts or
the universe.
Tie success of the Christian En-
deavor Society, as it is generally
called, is due 10 two facts, the first
of which is that it provides a way
for the employment of the activities
of young people, to whom participa-
ton in church affairs aside from
that of membership was closed prior
to its formation. The second fea-
ture is that it is not confined to any
one denomination. Had that been the
case, it is likely that it's member
slip would now be comparatively
email, and it is not probable that a
Worlds Convention would be under
way at this time. It's founder is
Congregationalist minister, who was
seeking way to interest the boys
mi girls of his church in life's Sc
,ious worl. and properly directed So
cial activities. So he started weekly
meetings of tire young people of his
congregation for prayer and conse-
ccration, with other religious work
and social and literary features as
part of the programme. The success
Of his venture was so great that other
churches took up the movement, and
the Christian Endeavor Society grew
from a local organization in Port
land to such an extent that in a few
yeTrs it represented the enc unified
entity of more than eighty separate
religious denominations.
Although it's head is a man we'll
advanced in year& and there Is an
occasional instance where other Of
ficers are not so young as they once
were, the Christian Endeavor So
ciety still is essentially young peo-
pies organization. It's aim is the up
building of character during a pc
riod of life when it is most easily |
1t provides means for whole
some pleasure in the weekly meet
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09
KEEP BEST LAYERS
FOR NEXT YEARS FLOCK

There is some important work with
poultry to be done during September
and October says Mrs. Kate M. Wells,
poultry specialist, Division of Exten-
sion. The feeding of the flock should
have been kept up thru the hot
weather as it was during the winter,
so that the hens did not stop laying
and go into moult. If this was done,
one can pick the best layers by their
late moulting. During September
those hens will probably moult, tho
some may lay thruout this month and
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09

young stock can we hope to increase
the egg production of our future
fiocks.
During these months the fairs will
be on and every poultry breeder
should note how his best birds meas
ure up with those of his neighbors
and other breeders of purebred stock.
If you have purebreds do not fail to
show at your local fairs; and if sure
you have something extra good send
to the bigger fairs. Attend the fairs
and study the exhibits-especial
the birds of your breed that carry off
the prize you did not get This is
the only way to know what your
flock lacks in standard qualities.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09

ings of the local societies, and in its
larger scope it affords training that
cannot help but be beneficial to its
members and tend to make them use
ful citizens and to develop them into
a factor to restore to the home some
of the religious life that it has fallen
away fTom.-From the Pittsburgh
GazetteTimes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09
Not Distant Enough.

The Escort-Who's that fellow
that seems to know your"
The Lady-Only a second cousin
once removed.
The Escort-Um! V'a'l. he - rs
as if he wanted rem .yias ala.a.-
London Punch.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-09-09

to their offices and work benches and
the work of restoration is going hap
PLY on, while in America many of
us are still Joy riding and Sinking
responsibility.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07

SALEsME,N AND BROKERS' WANTED.
We are organizing big sales organization
70 place common shares OF stock Of a large.
well known and very successful OIL CORPO-
RATION. We need 60 live wire saiesTnen.
with Or without clientele, 70 place this stock
for u In New York State, Pennsylvania
New Jersey ard other territory We are e..
pecially anxious OF securing men and women
who will give us their entire urne; we will
amply repay you ard your future Is assured .
your compensation Is commissions; they ~
al you could AJAX from q large. successful
dividend paying corporation. Wa will only
consider applications from statesmen whose
references VIII bear investigation. Address
l.. A. Parker 4 Co. le2 Market St. New
ark n i
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sTocK SALESMAN.

The aaturs OF our proposition Plus the
cooperation we give our statesmen should
make Il possible for the high calibre man
to sell minimum OF $50. 600 month. Our
proposition has the written indorsement OF
lea ding bankers and business men In their
respective fields. II Is one which every real
stock salesman will welcome once II IL en-
piained TO him. Successfui security men
don't Waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation. Why continue TO handle those
OF doubtful merit7 We have room for q ssT
high quality rnen IN our organization on
highly attractive commission basis II you
can qualify address Suite 9l2. Al Wests3Eh
ST.. or telephone Mr.. Hoses. Fltz Roy 1897
B5TiSbD
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PRTNTFR-Practical man proving plate
work for lthographing coors; capable of
assuming responsibility OF passing on.
ing that colors are matched and kept uni
form In shade on presses: give full particu-
lars, experience ana salary. Answer by let
ter only. The Nevins Church Press, Bloom
field, Y. J.
SALESMEN-write Cor list OF lines and fuli
particulars: earn - 500 to $4,000 yearly:
big demand for men, inexperienced or e1-
perienced; city travelling. National
Salesmen's Training Association, 6is G.
Gambler Building New York.
SALESMAN WANTED.
TALKING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.
Must have previous Victor sales experience
and thorough knowledge OF Victor catalogue.
ADAM9-FLANIGAN CO,
tooth st. and Sd Az Bronx.
statesmen
Neat appearing. high class men can mako
sS5 per day In a legitimate proposition. this
Is not stock proposition commission basis:
references +. o. Bon 92s, Madison Square
Station.
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EXECUTIVE

GARDENER. single or married. no children.
n farm used summer residence,
Putnam county; references required. Write
or reply Mrs. Fitzhush Simon. 64 e. s6th.
HAIRDHEssER marcel waver. expert; good
opportunity. &c. Spiro, "a West 10th.
HEAD FARMER. working, New York state.
dairy farm, modern machinery; good cot
tage; usual privileges; applicants VIII state
age, experience, compensation desired, num-
ber IN family G 1si Herald, Herald 50.
LUMBER inspector on hard woods ana soft
woods, well established yard; state eYperl-
ence and salary expected. Y 1908 Herald
Brooklyn.
PADGROoM. married, gentlemau's country
estate, year around position; must be thor
oughly experienced horseman. Apply, with
references. executive offices, r. II. MRcy &
Co. Herald square,
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MEN

IT IS SAID "oppoRTUNITy
KNOCKS BUT ONCE" BETWEEN
TIE HOURS OF AND 4 j WILL
CONSIDER APPLICATIONS OF 10
MEN. AGES 20 TO 20, WHO ARE
NOT SATISFIED WITH THEIR
PRESENT EMPLOYMENT AND WHO
ARE HONEST AND AMBITIOUS
AND HAVE A DESIRE TO CUT
LOOSE PROM THE WEEKLY PAY
ENVELOPE. TO TIE MEN Sc
LEcTDD a PRACTICAL COURSE IN
SAL WILL BE GIVEN
FREE OF CHARGE. AND THOSE
QUALIFYING WILL IMMEDIATELY
BE GIVEN A POSITION WITH A
SALES ORGANIZATION ENTLov.
INC; OVER 1900 Statesmen AND
an OPPORTUNITY TO EARN FROM
$4,000 TO 81. 900 ANNUALLY AND
PRACTICALLY UNLIMITED OPPOF-
TUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT.
THIS COURSE WILL IN NO WAY
CONFLICT WITH YOUR PRESENT
EMPLOYMENT. AS THE INsTnUc-
TToNs WILL BID GIVEN IN THE
EVENING. CALL 5oT 5TH Av..
ROOM 90a
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
ciar


sEpASs. LANDAuLETs. coUPEs.
TOWN CARS.
Must Sell All These Good Cars
This Week, Regardless OF Values
Demonstrations Given. Automobiles TAKEN
in Trade.
TO 10 Months Time 70 Pay.
Cadiilaes. Pierces, Standards. Chambers,
Lancias. Phiannas, Wintons, Libertys. chal-
mers, Stcarns oldsmobiles. Hudsons Stutzes.
Mercedes. Chevroiets and 20 others
ALSO
100 TOURING AND RUNABoUT AUTOS
Of All Makes
At $3.50 w to SO 600
Square Dsalsl Everything just as Represented
Auto Bodies. Sedans. 5000 TO 81 2AO.
Lifuousnes, Coupes, Landaulettcs. $50 to $500.
Touring. Runabout Bodies, s20 20 $500
TIRES. CORDS OR FABRICS.
Largest Assortment in New York
All sizes, clincher or straight side
Save 40cs TO 1855 on Standard Makes
Stock Up Nowl Prices Must Advances
JANDoRF AUTOMOBILE co.
Telephone Circle 2476. Established IN 1899
235-23I w. 50th 81, near Bway.
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
ditferert makes OF pleasure ana
MONDAY AND THURSDAY At NOON.
BROWNS AUTO AUCTION sALEsHooMS,
,2p, Az, coKNisR liTw ST. T. r G. c..
price. 5es commission charged II your car Is
sold. Tel. stuyvesart e24.
CADILLAC. 1920 (beJ. passenger sedan.
Cadillac, 1920 (bal. limousine.
y. UNpERHILL. Murray I'LL $50.
DODGE USED CAR ExCHANGE,
Dodge Sedans. 1920 Dodge Touring. 1918
Buick Coupe. 1890 Essex Touring. 1890
Maibohm Sedan. 1890 slut. Sport Model
HUDSON Winter Top Bucks cheyro 70.
4i5-fi7 East 5tth s.
PHoNE PLAZA s5
TrRdcs Considered. open -uu9aNs
DIXIE FLYER coupe. 1870; sa1o. 80 West
Eath =.
ESSEN touflng cars, toadater-. eatrioiets
best OF condition and fairest prices offered
on used cars of this mate SEQ Csr bs.
nrrtmeut. HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO, 236
Ntkt 1ath - .-.-..-z---- ---------
Essen 1920 roadeter 2.GO0 milts; bargain
w. -. MARSHALL. MOrrisicwn, y. d.
Phone 500.
ESSEN sedan. Ike new. ", q. MARSHALL.
Morriatoyn, y, y Phone Soe.
car: rim about 400 miles; price si.975.
FIAT SERVICE STATION. $40 ". asth ~.
Phone circle 1870
HUDSON super-slx touring limousine. ilrnou-
sns andsq iyy ssd ,oMe ,tSR S SAp sT asSea eo ses
Cur Dent, go wesi heth s'
NtTpSO~ super-slx sedens. models ", and
q. tvO and four door; oyerhau uled, re-
firished trcm ~ $50 up 20 Wet 29tn.-
HUDSON super siv, pass speedsters
number 70 choose from prices right 80
Wef' 5ail X.
HUDSON super six touring. model . a
rnargcd saving over now car; r"varnished. J.
machine IKE new. I'D West sath.
HUpsoN 7peedstcr repeinted, ~ eondl-
tlcu. v. p. MARSHALL. Morrlstovn.
n j. Phone sos,
HUDSON SPORT. model o.
236 West opth -
HUDSON SUPER SIX COUPE.
go West 5ath.
HUDSON super siy touring. model II dem
onstratlon. cheap, 2s6 West ie'n
HUDSON super-sir sedan, 1915 go west
10th.
HUDSON super six, runabout landau. ia
w,st aath.
OrpsNORtLE 8 cylinder. I PASSENGER tour
Ing: VIII stand any demonstration. $3.50
cash. Can Gramercy G4eo.
oLDsMoBiLE sedan s8T0. 2sa w. 5eth
st
oTpsMoBfIE, 90 passenger bus. run 1000
miles. BOX ~, Montysle, N. J.
HOAMER touring, 1910. rebuilt. refinished
good rubber. factory guarantee. GER
LACH. Circis h2e2.
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statesmen AND MANAGER
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 10
vorE With me in New York office
absolute Integrity first requisite: sell
ing experience desirRbie: must have
personality. common sense and deter
minetion. splendid opportunity for
quick promotion 90 managerial posi-
ton. don't hesitate 10 answer II you
are employed: II WIN pay you to
make n change. Give phone number
Z any. Write Eox sos. 900 Fitzgerald
Building.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations wanted--Femais,
Domestic
LADIES
wto are in need
OF competent domestic help
male or female
are invited to visit
this section Of 72d street.
where large and small
agencies flourish
The largest and
most modern
Is the
UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
1856 East T2d st,
northwest corner Sd avenue,
which accommodates hundreds
OF ladies weekly.
Why not your
BRENNAN's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
90 East 60tr &C. Plaza 67o5-eS4e.
Offices Greenwich, Stamford and N. Y.
Cooks, houseworiers, buffers, Mattresses.
COOKS. chamhermaids. mattresses, house
workers. nurses; also first claas couples
city. country. Hortng's. 8%4 Sd sv. (5tth)
Plaza sol0,
DAY workers. half time cooks, houssworkeIs.
chamberTnsid. couples. handy men, buffers.
chefs, colored; best refercnces. Agency,
Mo-ningstde 5e7o.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

SECOND HAND MACHINERY.
WANTED-One 1S inch direct connected, 1i6
or 220 volt. d. G.. motor driven lathe. ia
10 126 inches between centres. with back
gears; also II Co 20 tnoh drill press; state
price and condition. ENGINEER. box G
52s Herald, ESQ Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsaaEN

WE Want ALL THE LIvEwIRE.
60 GETrERS IN TOWN ON A
STOCK PROPOSITION THAT ~
THE BEST SELLER ON THE
MARKET TO DAY; THIS Is TIE
ONLY THING YOU CAN MAKE
RIG MONEY OK so GET IN RE-
FORE WE CLOSE THE ISSUE
BRING THIS AID WITH YOU
FOH SPECIAL COMMISSION Ar
RASGEMEN'f SUITE fo3. fss
BROADwAy
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SECURITY statesmen WANTED
70 sell per cent. preferred stock, $40 par.
IN going concern 70 people who know abous
the company and have written for informa
tion; only experienced men considered. Ap-
ply afternoon only, Johnson & Hopkins Co.
.gS Efh
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
SECURITY statesmen

City and travelling men. n you are q
MAN OF BIG cALIBRE. capable Of rnaA-
lns BIG MONEY and can sell TIE plan
TRUTH about the CLEANEST INDUS
TRIAL STOCK OFFERING now available.
you are ths man war;. and HEA-
MONEY ls YOURS for tine making Live
leads and most liberal commission ar
ransenents Call all week, suite COZ, ias
Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-03-07

AGENTS make 81 an hour selling sani-
tary knives everybody buys them sample
sent free X. g. Nettleton. Milford, Conn.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
sALEswoMFN.

SALEsWOMEN
We can offer you a lifelong position In an
1a.d estanlisned business where character ana
ability are more important than experience
You satisfy US and viii satisfy you that
this opportunity Is real one. Apply In per-
son I. r. Steel Service Corp, 165 broadway.
sALEsLhDIES and canvassers with insur-
ance or book selling, experience preferred,
Tor high class proposition: good personality
and approach necessary. Cali or write J. ID.
Alurrow, 5l2 9th Rv.
fYPtsT and general office assistant, manu-
facturing concern; hours to 6; salary SIS
per Week; give full particulars 10 expert
enee. Address " 22S Herald. 2s0 Bway.
WAITRESS wanted for private house; ex-
: perienced and highest references; Irish,
seotch or English preferred. Call at 10
A NJ. l26 West 74th ST.
WAITRESS, chambermaid. by three adults:
private house. comfortable home must be
lnlsllisent Womani good references. Apply
"a East 33d st.
WAITRESS CHAMBER1dAID, Protestant.
competent; wages $50. Apply between 3
and H. Apt <-E, 2Ti Central Park West.
WOMAN, 25-4o weli eduated. resourcefui.
disengagea teacher preferred; learn good
BUSINESS; opportunity develop into executive;
liberal salary start, Q 23 Herald, Herald SO.
WOMAN, reliable, for pantry and kitchen
work. private boarding house; sleep in.
Call 2so w. 12d 81.
WOMAN desiring good home. middle aged
preferred. to care for child years OLD.
Can -Gy Monday. 34S w 10th st Columbus 1o2I:
Instruction.
TILE wILFRED ACADEMY OF
HAIR AND BEAUTY CULTURE
| OFFERS COURSES or I.SsTRUCTIoNS IN
ALL BRANCHES, ASSURING LARGE
EARNINGS: DAY. EVENING CLASSES.
CALL OR WRITE FOR INFORMATION,
l93 W. 44TH ST. PHONE BRYANT e495.
EARN S2o-Sl5o weekly; only through Prof.
Hohrer,s, the Reliable Hairdress. Manicure.
beauty School: IS up: free for service; earn
while learn circular explains. 119 W. 42d vt.
ACTS written. staged and produced: anna
teurs coached for the stage; terms reason
| able. Al. Gilbert, 2l9 w. 4sth ct.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
HELP WANTED-MALE.

~~oN1@~---c~--r~@----~ye
MAN
over 30, fair education. clean record, agrea-
able and forcsful personality. excellent op-
portunity experience unnecessary: give pionc
number Write Box 502, a05 Fitzgerald
Building.
BOYS-CHRIsrIANS, SHIPPING DEPART
MENT. JOBBING HOUSE. GOOD SAL
AIRY. STEADY ADvANCEMENT BLACK
MAN TALKING MACHINE CO.. 81 KEADE
ST, NEW YORK, n. Y.
BOY C6). small. willing 70 live with employ
ar: must have consent OF parents; $40
weekly. board. Call IL A. A.. Hunter. is4s
81. Nicholas av.
BOY. office, Christian. neat appearing.
Apply in person ~ Beaver st.. room i.2il
CARPENTER. painting and repair work
wanted. Call or write Manning Hum
mel. 81 Hslsey st., Newark r.. J.
COUPLE, experienced. for entire housewo-k
In family OF 4 wages S25 week; refer
snces. Huntoon. 423 18th Av.. Paterson. n. J.
Phone Paterson $3.50.
COUPLE wanted 70 do general housework,
husband to assist on grounds, &c: Apply
or write 100 Hamilton av.. New RochelIe
CUTTER.
by Infants cap house capable taking charge
cutting department, familiar with cutting
machine. only those experienced In this
line: good opportunity. state experience and
salary. Box 696 20s Cable Building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hirc-Passenger Cars.

For Hirc--Passenger Cars
ATTRACTIVE Limousine. owner viii d~tva
you enywhere reasonable terms. EVANS.
1885, HAVEN.
CADILLAC. sedan, beautiful, latest model.
Sery tras9nAhie rates, Phoue SCOTT,
.Nud1bon elp4.
CADILLAC cars. shopping ~. driving -.
theatre, return. $3.50; mnt tiuees so. nonth-
u $40 Circle T9na. iia wos, 14th.
HUDSON. latest tyne super limousine, landau
let. monthly, hourly. MILTON HORN,
Bryan; 1890
HUDSON town car. new by day. week or
month. GEORGE PANToN. Melrose 2vcs
LIMOUSINE touring cars FOR hire; rncderats
rates. BUCNLE's. phone Murray IAN 2s05.
PACKARD twin sixee. reasonable rates.
monthly specially. MUIppON. Columbus
2fHi.
PACKARD TWIN stxEs for hire. perfect
service. reasonable rates G.. NJ. a q. ".
WILLIAMSON 2o4 W. ssd Rrrnt teie scsu,
Tor Hire--Mctor Trucks.
TWO 3-ton MACK trucks FOR hire b. cay,
week or contract lowest rates. sieriins
1tgs.
~ ION owner drives; no rcasonablo offer
Esfuscs snswhers, any time. Decatur 4ssA
The New York herald., 1921-03-07

HOTEL. with 20 fully furnished rooms for
sale on Jersey coast; price S16. 900: estab-
lished 20 years: all year trade; sickness the
reason for selling. Address JOHN HAGA-
NAN b29 w 1884 St. New York. N. X.
no let. clothing department OF an old estab-
lished clothing and furnishing store on
commission basis; large windows; best To-
cality Communicate S. REICH, i1S8 Main
st., Bridgeport. Conn.
RESTAURANT privilege or contents OF same
for sale cheap on account OF sickness: Mon
day. Tuesday. 1914. HARDY. 132 w. 4sth st.
CLOTHING store; three year lease. or lease
only. K, 2o8 B'way, B'klyn.
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sALEsmEN WANTED

=
New York financial institution furnishing
capital for the expansion OF the Mack Cor
poration has openings for two or three ex-
perienced security statesmen. We also
ready to train three or four men who have
been successful IN other lines, bur ap-
preci2te the larger earnings possible In
this field Active office cooperation assures
attractive earnings from the start. Tho po-
sltion Is permanent and offers every oppor-
tunlty for advancement 10 executive positions
Phone Vanderbilt To44 for appointment. or
call mornings. room 1902. 516 5th av.
Statesmen FOR HIGH SECURITY PRE-
FERRED STOCK WITH BONUS or
COMMON; TELEPHONE EXPERIENCE;
HIGH PRESSURE MAN, WITH SOME Gil
SURATE WITH ABILITY AND CoMMIS-
SION: POSITION Is Also OPEN TO
YOUNG MEN Il TO q YEARS. WITH
SELLING ABILITY WHO CAN PRESENT
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT OVER TELE-
PHONE. ANSWER FULLY BY LETTER,
bon II. NJ, ROOM col, 100 LIBERTY ST,
NEW YORK.
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Commission basis. with or without ellen
teie; live direct leads: splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 12so
Statesmen
We are starting class IN salesmanship.
science OF selling, and II you qualify we
place you on our sales force: this costs you
nothing. no experience necessary, Be here.
Room 1too-e. West s4th st.
Statesmen.
We can offer you a life long position sn
an established business where character and
ability are more important than experience
You satisfy us and we will satisfy you that
this opportunity II real one. Apply IN per
son i. r. Steel Service Corp. i65 Broadway.
SALESMAN. hcnd, 10 sell SO convertible
gold bonds. Nash, SO Maiden lane.
SALESaiEN, travelling. to sell electric light
ing fixtures; only those thoroughly quali-
fled and with this experience need apply.
Write, stating salary and with whom
ployed for last five years: also territory COW
cred. 2i7 Herald. Herald 50.
SAI4EsMEN and canyassers, with insurancs
high class proposition: good personality and
approach uecesssry. Call write ]. h.
Murrow. Sl2 9th av.
slA1.EsliEN. experienced with ladies' pocket,
books must have former Rcauainta nee
With buyers, city and travelling: big oppor-
tunity for right party. ". T.. 3T3 Herald,
Herald So.
SALESMAN, glove. silk. ladies' hosiery, side
line TO dry goods. department shoe. spe-
cialty stores. every State. commission basis;
state territory. experience and references
Apply g i9I herald. Herald So
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE--Invention Safety Auto
matte Lock. with 10000 combina-
tfons; useful for big and small ,on-
Germs. especially automobiles; patent
applied for. Write $50 Stevents St,
indianapolis, Ind.
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STOCK SALESMAN. ,sil ~
Al salesman; reference required all 10
Fulton 81, New York, 9th floor Albert A.
Wray. 10 AtH4
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SHIPPING clerk who can pack: gentle $40
Herald, Herald So
acknowledgements for gentleman
well connected. with wide circle OF ac-
qliaIntancss. TO solicit insurance for pront-
mont firTa OF Insurance. brokers: liberal draw
Ing account and commission. N 2i6 Herald,
Herald 50.
SOLICITORS wantec-Prominent insurance
brokers want several solicitors: liberal
drawing account and commission. 2is
Herald Herald So
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SECURITY statesmen.

Industrial manufactured by one OF the
lar argest steel corporations. liye direct leads
Call Sales Manager, Vanderbilt 1850.
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FOR SALE-MIsCEILANEOUS

AEOLTAN DUO ART. grand 6teinway piano
for sale: excellent condition. d 1910 Her
aid. Brooklyn.
LOCKERS-Stee now, olive color; all szesI
manufacturers surplus; bottom prices.
New York Machinery Co.. Granercy 6509.
IRON, DOUBLE-DUMP TRUCK; CHEAP.
RHONE PROSPECT elT7
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted-FemaIe.
Domestic.
HOUSEWORKERS,
Cooks Nurses
Oh. Maids For Infants
Mattresses, Tor Children;
Lsupdresses Cioyernesses
Useful Maids Mothers Helpers.
RAIN OR SHINE.
SEASON Or NO SEASON.
You viii always find
Us ready 70 offer you
JUST THE POSITION YOU WANT.
And our services are
FREE ABSOLUTELY FREE TO you.
LAZARE'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
200 East I'D ST..
Southeast corner Of Sd sv.
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styPERINrENpENr-oN or TEE LARGE
CONCERNS MANUFACTURINt5 Al HIGH
GRADE OF ORNAMENTAL BRONZE AND
IRON WORK WANTS A TIf0ROUGHbY
PRACTICAL MAN IN THIS LAME fMUSF
UNDERSTAND ARCHITECTURAL PRAY
INGS AND MODERN METHODS QE PEp-
DUCTI0N AND HAVE ExECUfIyE
ABILITY. w II. JACKSON co, a55 CAR
ROLL ST. BROOKLYN, n. Y-oW D9aoqs
TO sell soap; one with experience and ily-
Ing In Brooklyn preferred: salary Ard
commission. Long Island Soap Cpss Meekes
and Bridgewster sts.. Brooklyn.9 N.fnY Sis
YOUNG man, age ISIS. to learn humber
busineas. state salary expectsd- n. 1903
Herald, Brooklyn. -,
Instruction. TsQ Ief-
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LEARN 70 BE A CEAuFFEUR-PieAsAut
profitable work. day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and VISITORS pass.
West Side Y. M. Q. A., 3of w. 5Tth st. 80
The New York herald., 1921-03-07

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