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The New York herald., 1921-03-17

BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 week.
You say you never had an oppor-
tunity 70 make REAL MONEY or to
advance yourself according to your
ability. Have you ever read our ad
before and then said 'Oh, guess
won't answer ST." II you did. you
passed UP that OPPORTUNITY
II you are NOW making less than
500 week. you are using only HALF
OF your ability. We all want more
money. bn. most OF ua think that to
get IL we've got TO be In on some
scheme" some secret" process.
Have you ever stood on Fifth ave-
nue. and wondered where all those
Rolls-Royce5 carne from? Or DO you
know that they are the result oL
HARD WORK? The real. REASON
that that man can buy Rolls-Royce
Is because he's learned TO sell his
ABILITY at the highest market price.
He may be bank president to-day;
Is years ago he was a bookkeeper-
II you haven't got a bank or factory
to work for you, you HAVE GOT a
BRAIN, and two hands and two feef
10 work for you. SET THEM TO
WORK.
Most OF US are our own worst enemy
II we have not succeeded, there's no
one to blame but the fellow walking
around under our own hat. Once we
make mistake we are liable TO think
that we can't do ANYTHING right.
When we think that way we admit
that we are failures. Every time we
make that admission we keep Sue
CESS outside.
Here IN the Business Builders wo've
all got the same chance the same OPP
portunity TO MAKE GOOD. We've got
Some mighty fine men on our force.
In fact. our men believe that they be-
long to the finest selling organization
In the country. They believe THAT
because they have found REAL OPP
portunity here. Some of our fellows
who had never earned over $50 a week
before have rolled up commissions up
TO $3.50 q week. But 1t isn't only the
money they make that gives them that
belief and that faith in this organiza-
tion: It's the plain. everyday fact that
men are constantly promoted to the
REAL JOBS. Over 30 per cent. of our
successful statesmen never sold thing
before they Joined this organization.
They were just like YOU. They
THOUGHT they couldn't sell.
Don't say you can't sell. Don't let
any IT CAN'T" thought get In your
way. YOU CAN WIN-and YOU
know It.
We are now under CONTRACT with
three corporations to TRAIN men for
sales and business executive positions
paying from S.. 1000 TO $4,000 year.
Those corporations want and MUST
HAVE FIRST CLASS men. Within
the past year we have trained 65 men
for them. They still require 1S5. We
know we've got big Job on our
hands. but our need Is YOUR OP-
PoRTUNITY.
BEGIN NOW. Get your training at
no expense to you while you are earn
ing a good income. The job we've got
for you NOW Is good one. but II Is
only a starter for the BIGGER JOB
higher up when you make good. You
have an especially good opportunity
THIS WEEK. We have just started
q new sales unit. We still need some
additional men to complete the quota.
Your JOB is HERE. Call between
10 and 2.
Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
620 Fifth Av. Cat Goth STD.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

sALESMEN.--company with national selling
organization can use TWO men with high
grade speciality selling experience TO work
as junior statesmen, with prospects OF Ad-
yancement. limited only by results shown
cations, hence only men OF good education
appearance and preferably with technical
training can qualify. Salary 70 start s25, 10
be increased In accordance with results. Ad-
dress for interview, giving fun experience,
Sales Manager. Room 1900, go w. 42d St.,
y. Y.
SECOND MAN. references required. call
mornings. 2 r. s0th II.
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II you are NOW making less than
500 week. you are using only HALF
OF your ability. We all want more
money. but most OF ua think that to
Get II we've got 10 be In on some
SCHEME" some secret process.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
FOREMAN,
GnGGrNG AND NAPPINc-

JaftbL.NhHi. working, married small fam
iy, old fashioned place near city. furnish
cottage. 9 2e7 Herald. Herald ga.
NAN, useful. single, for gentier1an's place
~ country, Newbureh. ~. r.. must under.
stand care OF lawn. roadways, furnace,
horse, Co.: only those with experiences. best
OF references, In similar position, need apply,
wagee $50 per month. room and board Apply
81, baaemen, door, between Q ana IL
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FARMER-Married man would like farm
work. good mixer and teamster. Q 2Is
Herald, Herald sq.
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statesmen.

SALESMEN.
Our best statesmen earn over $500 Q
week.
While II Is a fact that 90 per cant.
or our successful salesmen had never
sold anything before they Joined the
Guinness Builders forces, a salesman
WITH experience obviously has a run
ming start at the beginning. You have
an opportunity 10 make big commits
sions NOW. and you get IN line TO be
promoted In few months to perma-
nent executive and managerial posi-
tions with one OF our client-corpora-
tions. which would take you years to
earn In the ordinary sales organiza-
tion. Read the Business Builders
advertisement In these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
statesmen.

SAIEsMAN.-An importing house OF high
grade perfume bases requires first class
salesman TO take charge OF the sales Ge-
psrtment: must be thoroughly acquainted
with line and houses using these goods great
opportunity for right party; write IN fun
confidence, giving references and experience.
Address a 973 Herald, Fulton st.
sALESMEN-s1oo
| week Is what you can make with our
| company; we have opened a branch I'm
Brooklyn. we are expanding rapidly and
need few more ambitious salesmen: sales
experience will help, but II is not essential.
See Mr.. Brady or Mr.. Drucker. liz Living
ston et.
sALEsAfEN road men with following in
and furniture trade TO handle the Happy
Baby Hammock as a side line. this Is
now patented baby crib that collapses into
cushion. Apply forenoon. Room 4. 1440
Broadway.
SALESMAN WANTED. = GOOD oPPoRTU-
NIFTY FOR CLEAN CUT. BRIGHT YOUNG
AAGE MAa MT MTT bTToN aATF tART hYERs 81 TH
CLOAK, SUIT, DRESS AND WAIST TRADE.
salary ( 2I,, ANp , COMMISSION. ] so HER
| SALESMAN with following IN department
stores. automobile accessories and furniture
trade TO handle the Happy Baby Ham
mock; this is new patented baby crib
noon, Room 9. I44o Broadway.
| sALEsMEN-write for list OF lines and fun
particulars: earn S25oo to $4,000 yearly;
| blg uemAnO Tor men. inexperienced or en-
| perienced; city or travelling. National
| saiesnen's Training Association. 6is Q.
! Gambler building. New York:
| SALESMAN, experienced. wanted 20 cover
New York state with a good line of men s
trousers, one only who IS acquainted with
that territory need apply. 775 Herald.
Herald sq.
SALES MANAGER and statesmen for lndus-
| trial securities: leads furnished. salar,
| and commission. Mr.. Mills. room 500, 40
| Liberty st.
| SALESMAN. young man. neat appearance:
] small salary and commission. A 96o Her
aid. Fulton st.
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SPECIALITY statesmen.

Ours Is a proposition that will in
terest only men OF good appearance.
integrity and ambition TO Join dignity
and exceptional earnings 10 the lasting
credit OF their selt-respect and the
permanent enjoyment OF financial in
dependence. This Is a sales organiza-
tion that boasts dignity that doesn't
lessen speed and without sacrifice OF
honest methods. And we help the men
We take on TO maintain the pace this
progressive organization sets You
may easily earn. from the start, $50
and over week. Give US opportunity
70 serve your pride and your pocket
book. We can do both better BY far
than this ad. suggests. Drop IN to see
Us. What your eyes will see annd your
ears VIII hear viii assure you that IN
joining forces with us you viii be HIT
ting the high road 70 good fortune.
Better call between 10 and 2.
SUITE sl3. 40 NEW ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

n 1Nl8ItNTHEN correFpondent, Years
Aslence, II references. & 25S Herald,
Maid "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 a week.
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REAL ESTATE MAN

wanted by real estate operator TO take
general charge OF property and assist
IN ordinary course OF business. Lib
eral salary TO right man. Highest
recommendation necessary. State age,
O 567 Herald. $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MEN WANTED.

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Ten men who can furnish good
references and who would like 70
associate themselves with the
largest firm in the country: unlin,-
tied advancement for the right
men. Apply IN person. ITO West
loth ST.. y. T.. room 20s.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CANVASSERS, take orders: GOOD pay: cas-,
proposition. Commonwealth Co.. liz e
12sth.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
sALEsaiEN.

we want several expert. experienced
and reliable securities statesmen for
our New York office, just opened.
We are marketing among other
issues the stock of an established
manufacturing company bearing a
well advertised name, officered by
men OF national and international
regulations. To those who can qualify
We offer fresh leads. experienced CO.
operation. liberal commissions and
an opportunity 10 make more than
you are now earning, no matter how
much II may be.
Apply, giving particulars, to
LYNDON DWIGHT WOOD,
562 5th av.
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Statesmen.

WE WANT ALL THE LIvEwIRE
GO GETTERs IN TOWN ON A
STOCK PRoPosir1oN THAT II
THE BEST. SELLER ON THE
MARKET TODAY; THIS is THE
ONLY THING YoU CAN MAKE
BIG MONEY ON so GET IN BE-
FORE WI CLOSE THE ISSUE;
BRING THIS AID WITH YOU
FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION Ar
RANG CEMENT. SUITE 400. 1os
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
aALEsMEN

9ALESMEN
Men who wish TO be trained for the purpose
of entering the financial world will find an
exceptional opportunity BY joining our organi-
cation. We are in need Of executives to
take charge Of our branch ofhces, and are
developing and training our mon for these
positions II s possible TO earn IN excess
of $50 a week while learning. Every CO.
operation win be given successful applicants.
Apply mornings from 10 to IL and afternoons
from n $50. Room 1902. oi6 9th av,
corner 43d St
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You can earn $50 a week.

n you have NEVER sold anything
that IS no reason why you should not
make a good income. We TRAIN you
70 sell WHILE you earn. Your Job II
here for YOU. Read the Business
Builders advertisement in these col
umus.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
MEN

MEN
over 70 substantial representative
capable on directing and interpreting
Instructions; niubt look and act Tia
part. Write, stating business expert
encs, phone number and present darn
Ing ABILITY, Y Tt2 Herald, fIeraia "a
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Commercial Help Wanted.

PERSONNEL EXCHANGE,
26 JOHN STREET.
Fl. c. HENRY. II. II. JARRETT.
BKPER-stoek brokers' exper.; Al man:
$1,000.
sALESMAN-Talking machine dealers
exper.: salary open.
BKPER.-Exper. with printing concern;
$500.
sALEsMAN-Produeer IN bond line;
$4,000.
sECTY.-sTENo. Insurance exper.:
1000
sTENo.-Rapid; good exper. $50.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR-Must have To-
cal bank exper. $50.
BooKkBEPER-Exper In millinery lins:
full set $50.
STOCK ROOM CLERK-Abls to hands
office boys; S23.
CLERK-Csood at figures: SIS.
CLERk-Some bkg.: investigate credit.
SIT.
STENO.-Bank exper.: 500.
JR. CORRESPONDENTS
JR. CLERKS--Vartous salaries.
Many others. Phone Cortlandt 1850
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

YOUNG MEN. SEVERAL. BETWEEN
THE ACES or II AND 27. TO
LEARN THE BROKERAGE HuSI-
NESS: PEP. AGGREssIvENES AND
PERSISTENCE ABSOLUTELY Es-
SENTIAL; DO NOT APPLY IF YOU
ARE EASILY DISCOURAGED SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION TO THOSE
WHO QUALIFY. APPLY $50 10
5. SUITE 202. 1913 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
SALESMAN.

ey-Making Opportunity.
The real money-making place for man
with no professional or technical training
is in the security selling field: we offer to
inexperienced men, regardless of their pest
training. an opportunity TO make better than
500 weekly. on commission basis. and to
be trained in salesmanship and developed
for managerial positions: this IS a national
institution which will stand the most rigid
Investigation; come In and talk II over with
our sales manager.
GROUND FLOOR. WEST sorH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
sALESMEN.

6AIESMEN.
Your future is entirely In your
own hands. I can offer the oppor-
tunity TO you IL you can measure
up. It's certain and unusual. II
you have some selling experience,
are ambitious. full of energy and
determination, talk convlncingly
and can handle a high grade bust
ness In 8 fcrceful, STRAIGHTFORWARD
way, 1. as VICE E-PRESIDENT of
my company, can pat you In ths
way of connecting permanently and
securely with thoroughly success
ful. rapid growing concern. Apply
1iI0 Broadway. Room S05, at o:30
mornings. ASK for Mr.. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
HUDSON MOTOR CAR co. OF n. T.. INC.
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
23e WEST 50TII ST.
USED CARS.
p,stox tourings. sedan, cahrioist and
roadstsrs riso q selection % a NUM-
her of different makes OF care taken
IN exchange.

HtypMoBiLE, 1921 model. si.s45; Just
bought; viii cell a, liberal discount. 2.
MONET, aie Melrose av., New York city
TSIsgFr, convertible sedan. 1920. he's gone
only 10000 miles; fully equipped any
demonstration. excellent condition. fhono
Rector SASS.
KiEsEI, 1917 SEDAN, Al CONDITION.
500. JoHNsoNG, 2s3 West e2tn ~ -
LEXINGTON, 1911. touring: fine condition;
Continental motor. $1,000. Bowling Green
1867. ..
LOcOMOBILE lardauet. Z passenger, 1870
model. driven 5000 miles car y " pAttetf
mech meal condition and has Just been re
palntcd. price $1,000. Apply II. A. WHITE.
room 5t7, so Val st. View York city. ---.
NARMON 1910 suburban Limousine nechan.
Ism in rood condition; newly painted must
aeI al once. Can been seen Academy Ca
rage. G5th and West End Az
McTARI.ANB 1920 touring. passenger. fret
class condition. like new: mileage only
1000. manufacturers guarantee private.
Phone evenings. MAUTNBR, Ear Rocka-
!. wy ,-,59ss i2so, = 80 -, essrroy ,o.s
eser. leaving city MIRA ASrrLE, Harlem
474i. -.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
sALEssrE,'

Statesmen.
A financial institution desires the
services OF several dependable men for
sales positions; men who are anxious
TO better themselves will be given fun
support and placed on an immediate
commission earning basis; space does
not permit full details. an interview
will Call third floor.
sos FIFTH AVENUE.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
ror Hlre--Passengcr Cars.


For Hlre-fasscrEer Cars
COLE. beautiful eeven passenger touring 81
per hour; viii 60 arywhere. Phone Maia
so7p. Mr. a. Riccitelli.
COLE sedan, 5 passenger. to private family,
s3 hour. Phone Audubon p0ss,
HUDSON latest type super Limousine, Ian.
dsulet; monthly. hourly. MILTON HORN.
LIMOUSINE touring cars for hire moderats
rates BUCRLr'S. Phone Murray fiill 7so5
NEW Pierce Arrow Limousine: day month.
slfApinQ, iao y. 18TH. Rhineiander eG0N
PACKARD twin six limousine. equipped
Westinghouse absorbers. hour, monthly.
sCAEI0N. circle ian4.
PACKARD TWIN s1xEs for hire perfect
service, reasonable rates. g. " g. v.
WILLIAMSON, 2ot w. 43d. Bryant 42ia.s5ao.
For Utre--Motcr Trucks.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR hire BY day. week or
month, very reasonable rates. A. KcyTr
NM 1851 George 81 Bklyn EverFreen sank
CONTRACT for 80 ton rsokerd, o~r
drives. long distance moving and hauhn
eliabls ssrvice. reasonable rstss. West. ies3.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
FARM OR ESTATE
SUPERINTENDENT.

Position wanted as superintendent OF pri.
vate estate or large farm; middle aged
man. American, married, no children; !
years In last place: thoroughly experienced
IN private estate work. general farming. live
stock, &c
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
CLERICAL MEN
Barn $3.50 a wesk

CLERICAL MEN
Barn $3.50 woek.
Meet of our statesmen are former
clerical men who have Jumped out or
the SALARY RUT. They are drawing
commission checks IN 3 figures now.
The opportunity Is open to YOU. Read
Tho Business Builders advertisement
IN these colurnnH.
CcLLECE student for summer vacation. 90.
aitons open in several States. t2 weeks
s115. state college, year and experience. o
2e2 Herald. Herald 50
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

erCRETARY, Christian, well educated buy
lhg selling and Investment experience; I;
courteous, tnctful thoroughly competent 70
Yfnifnn ~.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

YOUNG men who Ike out OF doors lie, 70
join New York city naval organisation.
Rowing. Saturday-Sunday sailing IN cutters
and whaleboats. Cruises 20 West Indies and
Atlantic ports during summer. Swimming
tennis, gymnasium, basketball baseball and
all athletic advantages. Retainer pay. No
Interference with civilian occupations. APP
ply u. S. $. Granite State. foot West 9Th
e.. n. r., Manhattan. New York. Wa e5th
81. from Broadway any Monday, TUESDAY
or Thursday evening.
YOUNG man college graduate preferred) %
solicit new accounts for national bank; only
those presenting attractive personality and
all qualifications for such service need an-
ply; salary r. o. box 6, cedarhurst. y. !.
Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A cHAUFFEUR-Pleassn
profitable work. day and evening classes.
Bend for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Y. NJ. G. A. Sol w. 57th 81.
EVENING SPEED CLUB, Mondays. weanes-
days, Fridays, z.30 to 9 so months, S..
MERCHANTS BANKERS BUSINESS
SCHOOL. 81 e. 18th 81 Plaza 2ea3
BE A DETECTIvE-Exceilen Opportunity;
good part travel. Write 9. T. Ludwig. 53s
Westover Bldg. Kansas City, Mo.
MEN earn s50-si50 weekly through Prof.
Rohrer's Hsirdress. Marching, Beauty Gull
ture School. Pamphlet explains. 1io w. 42d.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

EEcRETARY OR EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
American (2pl, GOOD personality, competent
pienographor knowledge Of accountaney, III
years general experience, versatile, adapt
arie. peculiarly wgll qualified BY training
experience. temperament and natural nhilt-
rrps Tor position as secretary or assistant 70
office manager. executive secretary or SINH
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

FARM MANAGER, scientific, practical and
progressive: prefer place where advanced
registry records or production for profits are
Manted. B 292 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

POUBTRNAtAN. competent, wants position
on gentleman's place or commercial plant.
I,ufic, 1446 Dakota av.. punton, y. r.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

You say you never had an oppor-
tunity 10 make REAL MONEY or 10
advance yourself according TO your
ability. Have you ever read our ao
before and then said "Oh, ! guess
! won't answer 81" II you did. you
passed UP that OPPORTUNITY
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

NAN handy. for estate can DO painting
electric repair, run engines, pumps, electric
plant; a first class man with references
70 hack him. William d. May. 220 y. s5th
a.. city.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

Address r. H. Ortiz. Groton. Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL q KEARNEY
Established 1850.
fOC-fog Fast f1th az

TOMORROW (FR1DAY), MARCH Is,
AT ~ O'CLOCK NOON.
This sale will comprise a great many
pleasure and business cars, the property OF
different consignors.
L. r. puNFLEY. Auctionesr.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

SALESMAN. young man. neat appearances:
small salary and commission. 96o Her
aid, Fulton st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

FARAfER-Spanish gentleman wishes posi-.
tion on dairy farm with board; wife and
small child ten years.: experience. NJ.
siminez, 245 w. 1880 st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-17

COLLEGE mon, business engineering COM
pany has few openings for men who have
30 Church St, N. u. @.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-05-18
n G1.1Cdn
s. 1.SSI 99i!Ge,.

ter from the Wells, Minnesota, Leg
ion post. Each Legion post may have
| ten rifles from Fl. Crook, Neb., fol
ceremonial use.
t. ut was the funniest stunt ever pull
ed off. If the public could see such tai.
ent, space could not be found to ac.
commodate the crowd" was the yer.
dict of the Fairmont paper concern.
ing the Mock. Courtmartial held by
| local Legionaires. After the trial, Gus
Jernberg was sentenced to bring in
| the cheese. When he did, the party
broke up. It was Limburger!
Minnesota Legionaires welcomed
three new Legion posts into their fold
last week, Isanti, 1santi County, Brook
Park, Pine county, and Morgan Park,
Duluth. That makes a total Of 48O
| posts. The Women's Auxiliary organ.
lied four new units at Appleton, Pine
Island, Carlos and Maple Lake. Side
by side the boys who fought and the
women who stood by them are march
ing on together and working for the
good Of their country and their res.
| pective communities.
"Aliens who voluntarily enlisted at.
ter having been exempted because of
alienage" and 'Non-declarant aliens
Of neutral countries who were EMIT
led to exemption, whose claims were
denied, who performed honorable ser.
| vice, and who became full citizens be-
fore April %, 1921" are entitled to
Minnesota's bonus, rules the Attor.
ney General.
Still another Minnesota Legion post
is comfortably settled and ready to
enjoy the long stretch of years that
wind in and out to the land of white.
haired Legionaires fifty years away.
The Arthur Calvin post of Worthing
ton has procured clubrooms and the
Auxiliary is securing easy chairs, a
library, canteen, hot lunch counter
and so on.
Aroused because the ladies of the
surrounding towns were 'beating Ma
olson ladies' to it" in organizing a Le
gion Auxiliary unit, Madison Mime
sofa Legionaires decided to get out
and help them organize, declaring
"Our good ladies stood by us and wor
ked hard for us during the war. Now
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-05-18

1T is only small bit but there
comes with it my sympathy and my
wish that the Legion succeed in max.
ing this ceremony becoming express
sion of American remembrance of
those sons of the republic who gave
their lives in the great war; wrote
President Harding in transmitting $25
to the American Legion Overseas
Graves Decoration Fund.
It is indeed a beautiful CUSTOM
that the memory of those brave boys
who are buried in the fields where
peoples grow should be remembered
by the Legion on Memorial Day. May
there never be year when America
shall fail to express her gratitude to
those whose blood has helped conse.
crate the soil of France" says the
Fargo Forum.
when we honor our dead comrades
on Memorial Day we must not fail to
write our senators and congressman
and ask them to vote for the Legion's
program of better conditions for the
disabled" reads an editorial in the
Montevideo News.
''The spirit of good fellowship and
common interest developed thru such
joint meetings augurs good for the
progress and upbuilding of the com
munity," declares the Luverne Her.
aid, referring to a meeting and enter.
tainment put on by the Luverne LIE
gion post and Commercial Club to
make plans for boosting Luverne's re.
sources and beauty spots.
If you see a squad of husky Leg
ionaires cleaning up everything in
sight on "Clean-up Day." don't be sur
prised if they carry you away in the
rush. Pitch in and help them make
Ortonville spick and span," is how the
Ortonville Journal asks Ortonville
citizens to assist the local Legionaires
who declared a holiday in order to
''polish up the home town.
1.-THE rifles for the firing squad are
here, ten of them, all covered with as
much grease as in the army days
Volunteer doughboys are busy taking
off the cosmolene and the guns will
be ready for the funeral of Comrade
Giera Friday and for the Memoria
Day exercises May 30th," reads a let
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1921-05-18

I'VE Picked Up Seven Large Dead
Rats First Morning Using Rat-snap"
50 writes Mr.. B. E. Carpenter,
Woodbridge. N. j. I'VE lost IS small
chicks one night, killed by rats. Bot
some RAT4SNAP and picked up seven
large dead rats next morning and in
2 weeks didn't see single rat. RAT
SNAP is good and sure Comes IN
cake ready for use. Three sizes, 35c,
Csc, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by F..
J. Hallin and Nelson & Gabbert, Will
mar, Minn-Adv. May