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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1921-12-29
River Corners

There will be choir practice at sew
eral of the homes this week, getting
ready for revival services which COM
mence next Sunday evening. Every
one welcome.
Rev. and Mrs. Poulson added to the
program and sang a beautiful duet,
which was appreciated by all present.
The entertainment given at the church
Sunday evening was very good ana
much credit is due to the children,
quartet and choir. Thanks are due
all who took part. Notwithstanding
the bads roads there was good at
tendance.
Carrie >Jacibs is visiting at the home
of her friend, Bertha Storm.
Arthur Rice's and Frank Aldrich's
spent Xmas in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shick wish to
thank the friends who so kindly re-
membered their daughter, Rhea, at
Xmas time. She is at Lodi hospital
and we all hope to see her home again
soon.
Paul Shick, who is attending school
in Chicago, is spending his vacation
at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arleigh HendricR.
spent Xmas at the home of his par
ents. W.. ~
Howard, Paul and Martha Shick Wis
tied their sister Rhea at Lodi hospital
and report she is getting along nicely
and may be able to come home Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Waltz and chill
dren spent Xmas at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith.
The many friends OF this commun-
ity are glad to know that Mrs. Will
Auble is home from the hospital and
doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shick wish
to thank the Sunday school for their
Xmas present.
The correspondent wishes to thank
the Sentinel for the beautiful card re-
ceived.
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Lodi

III. ". Albert is erecting large fire
proof garage on his property at the
corner Of Wooster and Prospect
streets.
All the business places in Lodi were
closed all day Monday.
On Saturday evening the children
of the town and community were en-
tertained at the Taylor Inn, by Frank
Reardon, manager. The hotel was
nicely decorated. Later in the even
ing Santa Claus appeared and pre-
sented every child with a present and
treat of candy.
w. S. Brown, and family spent the
Christmas holiday with relatives al
New Castle, Pa.
Paul Underwood. Gail Dean Martin
Lsatherman, Glenn Woodard, Melvin
Mosher from Ohio State University
Harold and Albert Betz from Bald
'win-Wallace Nelson Harris from Woo
ster college, Eavohne Seifert from
Wooster Bas;iisss college, and Frank
Brogan from Case, are spending the
Christmas holidays with their parents
in Lodi.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kemery ant
family ate their Christmas dinner with
Mr.. Kemery's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
James Kemery.
The S. T. C. girls met at the home
OF Ruth Gault last Thursday evening
Misses Ethel and Wilma Barnard
are having scarlet fever. Ethel is
gaining strength rapidly,but Wilma's
condition remains about the same.
The Christmas exercises OF the
Congregational church were gwen or
Sunday evening. 1t was given in the
form of the white Christmas" A
very large crowd was present.
"A number of people from Lodi at
tended the funeral of Frank Fenster'
maker in Homer last Friday. Mr.
Fenstermaker was a very welf-knowr
man in Lodi and vice president of the
Peoples National Bank. ..
Helen Frashes spent the Christmas
holidays with relatives and friends ii
Lodi.
Mr.. VIM. Wells underwent seriou:
operation at the Lodi hospital or
Monday.
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children and Mr.. and MIS-. FRANK
Jackson and family.
Mrs. Claire Brainard is spending
several days with her mother in Bent
on Harbor, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore England and
children were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. T. D. England in Medina on
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. F. R. Easton and Miss Louise
| Simmons motored to Lakewood on
Sunday to eat Xmas dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Chandler and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E Haines enter
tained the following at dinner or
Monday: Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Simmons and
daughters, Lillian and Louise, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Brainard, Mr.. and Mrs
Claire Brainard, Mr.. Hoyt Reynolds
of Akron Mrs. Fetzer and her mother
Mrs. Smaller and daughter airline OF
of Lodi.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
] C. Hiestand on Christmas day were
Mrs. w. H. Hiestand, Mr.. Macintosh
and Mrs. Moran of Pittsburgh. Mrs
Moran returned to her home in Pitts
burgh on Monday.
Messrs. Vern Rice, Henry Rice and
Ray Rice motored to Barberton,where
they spent Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hulburt and
Miss Nora Rice and mother were
Christmas guests at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Earle in Sterling.
Mrs. Kepery and daughter Florence
spent Christmas at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. James Kemery in Spencer.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
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BetZ on OnrlStInaS WcIc MIs hhu Nn1S.
Jos. Seymour and son of Medina.
Miss Effie Russell entertained az
dinner on Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Price
Russell Of Creston and Mr.. and Mrs,
Hirschell Fraser Of Canton. O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Shaw son Guy
and daughter Nina and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles Hanshue of Medina were the
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Hanshue on Sunday. Christmas
day.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Edwards had as
dinner guests on Monday, Mr.and Mrs
Clay and family.
Mayor Clark Cheeny entertained the
members Of the Village Council at
dinner on Tuesday evening.
Guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R. F. Howe on Christmas were MI
Howe's mother and father of Lodi.
| Mrs. D. E. Lutz entertained the fol-
lowing at dinner on Christmas eye;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Yoder OF Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cheeny, Miss
Emma Wright and Miss Carolyn
Clute.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
Howard Day on Christmas day were;
Mrs. VanDresser and daughter Lena
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Valentine
and daughter.
Miss Isabella Troop is victim OF
the disease called mumps.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hawley, Miss
Marjorie and Robert, and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Turner motored to Cleveland on
Sunday afternoon to spend Monday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert HaWley.
Mr.. w. E. Haipes and Mr.. J. T.
Hiestand spent Tuesday in Cleveland
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds OF
Akron were guests at the home OF M.
and Mrs. D. S. Reynolds over Christ
mas.
Prof. H. E, Simmons of Beechwood
Drive. Akron, and son Hezleton are
visiting at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
Geo. Simmons.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Shaw and daugh-
/ Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Shaw on Monday
were dinner guests at the home OF
ters Evelyn and Mildred of Cleveland
Mr.. Will Hydorn spent the the hoil-
days with friends in Akron.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson had
as quests over the Christmas holidays
| Mr. and Mrs. o. G. Gardner and
daughter Marjorie and Mr.. Newton
4 Richardson of Alliance, Q.
/ Miss Vera Roberts was called nome
on Saturday morning owing to tne
illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Baisch entertain
ed at Christmas dinner on Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Summers OF Sc
vile, Mrs. Elizabeth Nilhuff OF Sc
vile, and Master Anthony Baish OF
Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lowe OF Westfield
Inn spent the weekend and Christmas
holidays with relatives in Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham's slster'Mrs'
Austin Daniels, and brother UT
Vile Daniels, were guests at the
home of Mrs. Rose Daniels in Sevllie
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Simmons Wis
tied at the home of their daugnter'
mrs. D. C. Smith in Lakewood on
Xmas.
Emma Rischel spent the weekend
in Cleveland. r.&
MIR. and Mrs. N. L. Chalfant en-
tertained their son Beedle on Xmas
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FOR SALE-1 fresh cows. Address
E. H. Spec, Rte l, Chippewa Lake,
o. phone 3R33, Medina. Twp
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Leroy

Mr.. and Mrs. Wurtenberger' enter
tanned at dinner on Saturday evening,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore England apd
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Jackson and family. ~.
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FOR RENT-Four room house and
garden on State road. Tele. WIS.,
182pd
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FOR SALE-l7-22 belt power Ohio
hay press, almost like new; can be
bought at a bargain. Call or write M,
A. McEntire. phone 407, Ashland, O
lw
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FOR RENT

FOR RENTING unfurnished rooms
also one front sleeping room. Miss
Triffit, 1872 West Washington St. 18t
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FOR SALE

street. Phone 11O7. 15-6pd
FOR SALE-The following used cars
prices right: Two 1917 Fords,
one 1915 Ford, one 1916 Ford, one
Olds touring. Gibbs Motor Co,
Medina. 192 "
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LEGAL NOTICES.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. DIS.
TRICT OF NEW JERSEY-RUDOLPE
DUHRSSEN. complainant. against FRANCIS
T.. CARAVAN as Alien Property Custodian OF
the United States of America. JOHN BURKE
as Treasurer OF the United States OF
America and ALFRED MUNICH. defend
ants. Subpoena TO answer bill of com
plant.
To the above named defendants
United States of America. District OF New
To Francis p. Garvan. as Alien Property
Custodian of the United states of America.
John Burke as Treasurer OF the United
States of America and Alfred Munich,
GREETING: We command you, that you
appear I'm manner and form required by law
In our District Court of the United states
for the District of New Jersey, as Court
OF Chancery, within twenty days from dat,
OF service hereof upon you, to answer to a
bill OF complaint exhibited against you In
our said Court by Rudolph Duhrssen. and
10 do further and receive what our said
Court shall have considered In that behalf ;
aud this you are not TO omit. under the
penalty that may fall thereon. WITNESS.
the Honorable JOHN RELLSTAB, Judge of
said Court. this 23rd day Of April. 1920.
GEORGE r. CRANMER. ClerlS-By II. s.
CllEVRIER. Deputy.
Solicitors for Complainant.
$40 Broad Street
Newark. New Jersey
JORDAN 4 WILLIAMS,
Counsel,
40 broadway.
New York City.
To ALFRED MUNICH. above named
The foregoing subpoena TO answer the bill
Of complaint herein Is served upon you by
publication. pursuant 10 an order of Hon.
J. l.. Bodine. United States District Judge.
ia ted the first day of December. 1920. and
filcd with the bill OF complaint in the office
of the Clerk of the United States District
Court. District OF New Jersey at Trenton In
the State OF New Jersey. United states OF
America.
DATED. Newark. New Jersey.
December 9Th, 1920.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

sALEsMEN./
HAVE YOU EVER SOLD ANYTHINGr
DO YOU BELIEVE YOU COULD SELL.
IF YOU HAD A GOOD PROPOSf-
T1ON AND LOTS OF HELP FROM
YOUR FIRM?
ARE YOU IN EARNE-r'
WILL YOU MAKE A REAL EFFORT
TO MAKE GOOD?
WOULD YOU LIKE A CHANCE TO
GET WITH A BIG CONCERN WITH
BIG FUTURE?
CALL AFTER 10 A. NJ AT ANY OF
THE FOLLOWING ADDRESSES:
80 EAST H2Dn s9D ST.. YNkw YORK.
ROOM 2e<,
Metropolitan Life Building, \. T..
MADISON AV.
ROOM 502.
1882 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
ROOM 3I2
Ethan Flagg Building, Yonkers, y. z.
ROOM ao4.
30 COURT ST.. BROOKLYN. n. Y.
ROOM sol.
Prudential Bldg. NEWARK, n. J.
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SALESMEN.

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 20 liye wire statesmen.
with or without clientele. to place this stock
for ~ in New York State, Pennsylvania.
New Jersey and other territory We are
especially anxious OF securing men and
women who viii give us their entire time:
We VIII amply repay you and your future In
assured; your compensation is commissions:
they are ali YOU could ask from n large, sue
cessful. dividend ray ying corporation. We VIII
only consider applications from statesmen
whose references VIII bear investigation.
Address l.. A. Parker 4 Co.. 1872 Market ST..
Newark N i.
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sALEsNAN (sECURITY

SALESMAN SECURITY
on straight commission basis desired by pro-
gressive investment banking house; securf-
ties 20 sell OF corporations with established
records for paying dividends and interest: no
promotion schemes: pleasing personality and
honest determination to succeed essential ;
all communications kept In strict confidence.
Address Box 80. Doremus Co.. Al Broad
ST.. city.
Statesmen. outside, electric motors, fix
tures. Supplies. solicit orders. general cleo
trio work: salary and commission; reference.
265 Greenwich st.
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Instruction.

THE WILFRED ACADEMY OF HAIR
AND BEAUTY CULTURE
offers courses of instruction in all branches
assuring large earnings; day, evening
classes. Call or write for information. l3S
West 44th street Phone Bryant 90
EARN $25-$l50 weekly; only through Prof.
Rohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure,
Loauty School: 81 up free for service: earn
vhilo learn circular explains. 119 w. 42d 81.
GIRLS for musical comedy chorus moderate
training fee. Veccbo. 40 West 6Sth.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

ADDsESsOCf,ArH ara rraphoifpe op~raior,
thoroughly experienced onlY thcre Htfh ~.
ceitent reference need applF firrer Co.
i0n 9Th av.
IT,ATFTy arior operator W1nt ril around
,.on,cn IL nvn au nstahii shed. NUurfslilur
hcauiv shop 10 money Required paid from
nrofits above saiary furnished rooms ray
rent. tss iicrald. uerald sq
CtTANfiERNAI AIp-WAfrrEFs wanted ln
smau private family references. Apply
tween 9-tt. 90 East snih ~
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AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TAFSEL q KEARSEY
fEsfahllslnd 1851.
sa1 fna fr.as fnfN ~

VAN TAESEL q kEAfiNEN
fEstablishcd 1861,
taa ai2s East i3th 81.
TO NORROw CrUEspAO, FEB. 5.
At TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
piSssars .s ' ard businsss ears tho properly Of
dlffefrnt fnnaiGuorr.
premises steam heated. 80 bring your car
J. n. puNKI.Ey, Ayciioneer.
CApiri.AC. Marmon. raiEs ownersi
Special offeri New Aircraft top makes
ssdans % touring cars.
hHTcHAfT COACH roRfDRATIoN.
$50 nroadeay. Tel Col. 900.
Ckpifl.AC 1919 touring passenger, Al
sondtinn lsayins cry. lIff, cort. sllo.
CltANrf.En 4 pasrengsr dispatch. months
oia splendid c.'al,,o'ii' ,.i 80 yy.s,
Cf.EvEfANn. latest model .hsoiutely new
ara ruarauscsd sacrifice $50 from list
prire afi,ia far Was newer used. HAWkfNs.
iis.rtellie Cenfre. v. v Tel. GO.
nofsE cedar. ~ ,sry ,, ~, easily a,., yerth ,9r
ENtnaNGE. isfo Rpdiora az. nroohlyh.
F1FrV -sdnn. ussd oan hardly tell from
nsW car W. ~. MARSHALL. MOTIFS
fann, ~ .---
FRANKLIN 3. A.ssdan. Good conaltloni .strs
tlrsH heater. cover. HANHoN. f'"e h@h-
nrfN0~ iais SEDAN, $500 HUDSON
ipis LrMUrsfNr. r,11 Mlrl sA1ki-
iicE rniNATE. 300 GRAND CON
HttnapN 1919 sportsfer. beautiful car. "
anian1If u.eftaHirai ro1sfifinr ekrcptionel
.h0g i" o. .eH Tt LtuN ENCffANst, lAf0
neofofd Az Nrookifn. --
Ht'fsAn~ saper sis secan. 1915 wirs
ehfrl. peffrrf nAMruNE, tpring 1Nt
Ht'pMuHii.E sedan. absolutely perfect me
thanirai'f auH ofhfrwief ful elulgmcnI
$40 qulrk flrrr FTfToN ENCHANtb,
1870 rrHforf nt. Hruokirr.
tFNfNf.roN ssdan. pcrferf condition, brand
lew tires 10 dealers FttA1hil, Apa. eoss,
ofI,NwOuif.r msann. ryilnasr. , months
90 kAiiN. 20 irsinrtnn av liaEs sole.
OVERLAND talo sedan. fun 80 miies
mann faffass fkfeIiHrf cnndiiuns Ai,io.
wM nET-rrN fno Monfoe ~, liohoken'
OVERLAND Dnanfrv tirb ln excellent COM
fltion. Hii tarrifirH. ~ i~IpnnNf "N.
fa1fhi.
rNClsAtn fefn slv routf. 1870 model, nsef
iy new FrHnurirFr srffiHl hfNi nuef
vl'i drrinrsfrafe cost $3.50 ull sagriilcf
A. loo AZ SLATER. io1 Madison a. Phone
Murray ifu a11i
PACKARD 1870 fnuriur aisn fartarf it-N
sedan. IIrrfufHf noflFs reasonable N.Ii
Arpiy Y Ff.ANtEAN. f0iA Pacific H,
NrooAiyu flioue rnsrri es'o
rsCkArp 1919 10 ianaauifi aud rs aFd
paris. sarrif're fhpaa Araaeml ~"
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AGENTS WANTED.
MaI-

TftiMf'Nt.Ot's a hits sonsthnr that sells like
wllffIfNi every horne a prospect. agents
raka htR fsure1 and coon become independ-
shf sFfa a. for saniris and fuii particulars.
Atfsna Tsnas Specially sales Co. T.. o.
hra aIl Nnusfor. Tea
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nNNNNANe FNrhoYwE>rr AGENCY.
~ 49, Mwh ~ FinaA t-nH-nI ~.
nfNaa Nifnenn iFh Nfarafnrd and Al VI
FNfNfAtNg teln a. nn tlniss rupplle6.
N fuansrtlf AEUnet can ~ " t5d.
ntrrM ~
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


sALEswoMEN. over r. y,nrs - ars. sars
BILE OF earnin. $40 pr week. musi have
personality, enthusiasm and Eued reteFwfarrs.
Call Room 723. 49, broadway. ast Tee NJ
Spanton.
SECRETARY. stvnograpiisr.-Tis llssd -
organization requircr an efficicnt serftfafl
the young women who believe tb~raseifvs
warranted In applying for this pnslflnr vi iN
know without being told what tne rcQuifn.
ments and what VIII D. fKpectee ~
them Il is. therefore. Unnecessary 70 labor
ate here the qualifications. surh a. =
thorough knowledge 81 English and struarra-
ply. politeness and tact. ability % take rHfF
OF details. &c.: In replying piease state in
detail age, education. prcvi0ua eNpeflerrr
salary Ssa. o 400 Herald. Herald ~.
sECRETARY-s RY-sTENOGRAPHER ranfee ~
dealer in ART objects and paintings must
be active and refined 90 run small office
GOOD OPPORTUNITY. Write I. 3ss Herald.
Herald so.
TYPIsT. experienced. rapid. downtown fire
insurance company; light oftices write sal
airy. o 10s6 Herald. Fulton "a
WOMEN OF education and good presence can
earn $50 upward weekly (commlssionl or
ganizing branches through women's clubs
high class organizing ability necessary.
pleasant work with upper class. United
States Mutual Stores Corporation, 6s West
10th st.
WOMAN. resourcefui. ambitious, healthy,
with college or normal training, for good
position with educational association; liberal
salary start; opportunity 10 develop into Cx-
ecutive. o 67 Herald. Herald square.
YOUNG woman, high school graduate or ex.
teacher; salary $500 or more first year.
rapid advancement; outside city. y. H., box
10s Station +. Manhattan.
YOUNG girl. white, in apartment; references
required; good wages. Call before noon.
We'll. npa rtment &c 3B2 Riverside Drive.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.


GEORGE, your father knows everything
you have nothing to fear. He asks you to
so to Aunt Sallie.
JOHN KLEY, formerly OF Congers, n. Y.
communicate with your mother. A. Il.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

For Hirc--rasscngcr Cars.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire moderate
rates BUCKLES. phone Murray iIill 2so5.
pAcEAHp TWIN SIMS for hire; psrfcct
aegths. reasonable rates. &. "a. 4 q. "
wrf.rTANeON. coi ". f3d. bryant 1910 $3.50
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25eo more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs. pianos, paintings. BAlSLEf'
115 University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
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Statesmen.

We want five men who can earn
500 or more weekly. II you are be-
tween the ages OF % and 20 and are
a real "go-getter' we train you. Ex-
perience desirable, but not necessary.
Call after 10 A. NJ. ground floor.
West 10th st.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial.

BROADWAY Exchange Agency. 1882 Broad
way. Room Si5. Phone Bryant 9175 for
stenographers. typists. bookkeepers. clerks I:
DlOvera
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years' practice: all ccmmunica-
tlons strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free c,, request; special facilities fos
office consultation. MUM CO.. W. WOOL
worth Rldg.. n. Y. G.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.

SECURITY statesmen
City and Travelling Men-If you are
A MAN of BIG CALIBRE-capabls
OF earning BIG MONEY and can
tell the PLAIN TRUTH about the
CLEANEST INDUSTRIAL STOCK
OFFERING now available you are
the man we want and REAL MONEY
IS YOURS for the making. Letters
Of INTRODUCTION TO INTERESTED
LEADS. Most liberal commission
arrangements. Cali 1912 Suite 2o2,
Iss Broadway.
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Domestic Help Wanted,

Domestic Help Wanted.
GIRL-THINK IT OVER:
Have you ever thought Of the wonderful
advantages this agency is offering you, day
Now. Just stop for second and listen.
We offer you a good position and II Is
going to be just the kind you are longing
for.
We give you our best services. which are
uNEQu ALLIED in our big city.
advice-FoUNDED ON LONG EXPERI-
ENCE-which may be worth more Il an
WE Do ALI. THIS FOR YOU FREE
ABSOLUTELY FREE.
THINK II OVER.
I.AzARE's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
NEW YORK CITY.
THIS is OUR ONLY OFFICE.
LOOK FOR THE NAME LAzARE,
LOOK FOR THE NUMBER,
200 EAST 72D STREET.
WHY WASTE TIME
AND CAR FARE ANSWERING ONE Ap-
VERTISEMENT WHILE WITHOUT EX-
PENSEs YOU MEET AT OUR OFFICES
10 o EMfLoY Vou? AND REMEaiBER.
IT Is FREE TO YOU.
THE UNITED EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
1875 EAST 72D ST.
NORTHWEST CORNER Sd AV.
LANG & BOECHERER CO., INC,
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
AZ w. 33D ST, ESTABLISHED 1890.
Numerous positions open In good families
with best wages cooks, chambermaids, lsun-
dresses. governesses, nurses, useworkers.
&c. No branch office.
AT MISS HoFMAYER's AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST., Sd floor,
cooks, chamberrnaids. Mattresses. children's 8
nurses, chambermald-waitres useful
couples. useful butler.
TTENTION-Governesses 800; nurses.
500 ladies' maids. cooks. Mattresses. cham
mermaids, parlormaids, houseworkers, kitch-
Miss FITzGERALp's BUREAU. aee 9TH av.
Mrs, r; sTRicEEg e IN s NEpHEwy, asIE
Plaza 1927
Good positions. good wages. private families.
NEW YORK DOMESTIC AGENCY.
Help OF all kinds needed Immediately at
ROOM 2li.
HoUsEWoRKERs. cooks. chambermaids;
good positions Bertha Carlson Employ
ment Agency. 22s0 Broadway. corner SD st.
Phone Schuyler JOG.
BIITM's Employment Agency furnishes effi-
cient. reliable houseworkers, chambermaids.
cooks, nurses, mattresses. 1924 9th av. Plaza
$3.50.
| AT Nalmberg's Reliable Agency 1919 Lex
ington av. 75th) Domestic help all ca
/ pacities.
COOKS. pariorma.ds. mattresses, chamber
| maids and couples $780, wanted immedl-
otely. Duffy's Agency. West 47th 81.
| MOTHERS helper: S75: children's nurses.
| attendant. Universal Employment Agent,
80 west 37th st.
| COOKS, chambermaids, Mattresses, parlor-
| maids, laundresses. Ida Seely Employ
ment Agency, rs West 52d IT.
] BRENNAN'S Employment Agency 46 East
Goth ST.. Plaza 570j. Capable domestics fos
city and country.
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NURSE. trained. St. Lukes Hos
pital graduate. desires TO go abroad,
France or England. with invalid In
professional capacity or as compan-
ion or chaperon TO one or moro young
ladies' desiring 10 study In France:
references exchanged. Address ].
Wood. 'Uplands," New Eamburgh.
Duchess county, N. Y.
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TYPIsT. experienced. rapid. downtown fire
insurance company; light offices write sal
ary o 1OS6 Herald. Fulton ~
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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Commercial Help Wanted
LOOKING FOR A GOOD POSITION
SEQ Hawley."
The Willis Hawley Exchange.
80 Court ST.. Bklyn.. Chamber OF Com. Blds.
Domestic Help Wanted.
CIAUFFEUR5. second and useful men
wanted Immediately. Duffy's Agency.
West 41th ~.
BUTLER. second. third. useful men, couples.
Ida Seely's Agency. IS West o2d.
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GARDENER and farmer all around. wants 10
take fitii charge of \ private estate with
cottage on place. married. no children. Ad-
dress l.. O. )Thayer, s75 West isoth St. New
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STENOGRAPHER--You lady Just arrived
from France desires position with reliable
firm: has American education. u. D., 153
Ucat S0tb
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BoARDERs WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

Long Island.
BAYSIDE, L. 1.-Two rooms, with board. for i
business men. Bayside fi0GM
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

bonator and IL spout filler for all KINGS OF
soft drinks: chance; principals only.
KANOUSE MOUNTAIN AND WATER CO.,
4Gi sth av.. room 1901. Mr.. MCKEE.
A rare opportunity and large. first class
boarding house for disposal at once. For
further information apply Mrs. M. KERR,
The Lodge. Essex Fells n. j.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE

irene
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New Jersey.
Country Board Wanted.

REFINED lady. with baby, wishes sunny
room, board, near New York; references
exchanged Mrs. HARDY, III East 6ist.
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LEADING first class English professional
association football crnfre forward present
ferred $40 coo fer. dcsirous similar position
states. we'll cducatod What offers, playing
and business Write particulars. Box 100.
New York Herald. 90. Fleet 81. London
England.