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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
HUNTING A SKULL

Pittsburgh. IA. Feb. The iHtts-
hurgh police went on quiet hunt for
Il skull tonight DR. l.. !. Patterson re-
ported that a skull which he had oh
tanned for professional uses, had been
stolen from hIa aulomOhil" Tn" doctor
said he placed the skull in his car
shortly after he secured ii. intending 70
take Il to his Office.
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GENERAL PERSH|HG
Continued from Pass one.)

T..
Iapan'@r nnT:rS. the senator Sa'" He
could understand why thrr" might ~
nrn,,,-an,, by th,. british against tn"
,r,S,rur,io., of major ships. intima TIM,
49, {, ,,,,,, 90. Tn ,bcir advantage II
I''"' - ,,i ~ yuc',
discourage me '''.'>'' w ,.,I
craft by other nations N"''' "'''
strength was approaching their OWL
Tho ror.b rcsulurinn Will be- conSd.
ne i'"'In ~, ,a,,',, ,..v,I ror.
"F'd N"'u."'iH ~ Nv = ,
tHilt"c. wIi'h VIII near n''h' Va ~
General NAVAL board. who i"iaE COM
,ir,rd their report To Secretary DanI"i'.
1 .r.ir .,Ydy nj IN. whoi, naval situa.
I,,t :. ~. H.. ,ync ~
',' Wv" ri, ,.oi ,,,,.
shin for III" 'utufT' IN" n"Nn. c'',,
mittc" also decided today - near III
Friday the members Of tn" navy boar!
and I'm .ddt,,or. Rear Adm raj sims
.,,, comm, ,J,- of Aul"r!,an .navai
-, r,; Hr,r- \dni, \,
,"'',H t,, ,
NrH'i'E A. FISK 'r'''"' '''''''i -
an aerial torpcd" plane
c,r p.-an,rg,s r.st5,,onv
Washington. Feb. "a wanin:
against mcimrt>m ana uEpr"Iarctm"SS
Was Eif"h INC touS" '"H'' S'''''''''''
today Ivy General rc,r*hinE. VIII" APP
prarcd 10 discuss world disarmament.
While expressing approval of the prs
rcsal for :. world disarmament confer
Ircucr. the f.rmCr commander Of the
American F.Xpeditiunary F0-CcS said the
United States should go ahead with its
urcsrnt navy and army 1ro-,ran until "A
definite agreement had been reached.
Staggering burdens of debt resulting
fam The World war make AN immediate
reduction in military expenditures I'M
ucrntiyc 10 mos, nations, GENERA! Perish
ING said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03
RIVER TELEGRAMS

Davis Island Dam SIS feet. falling
oil city. 81 feet. falling: snow;
SteubenvilIc Is feet. falling; cloudy.
Murcantown ~ feet, stationary;
cloudS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-03

wANTED-Couple willing to be married
on stage Of Fenray Theatre, Martins
Ferry. Wednesday, February Is, 1921. ut
100 D. m. Must be bonafide wedding
For particulars apply at office Of Fenrsy
Theatre or~make appointment By phone.
Martins Ferry 5S6. ja-l7-2lt
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ISLAND PROPERTY.

Cottage house. 3 rooms. porches gas
water and electric light. Stands high.
south Huron St. Price $1,000.
Store room and dwelling. store room
-, Sirst floor 4 large rooms on second
floor Porches. gas and water. Corner
lut Price $4,000. -
Double frame house on Delaware 81.
rooms and bath each side. STANDS
high. Cemented laundry and cellar on
Anch side. Excellent condition. Almost
new Price $1,000.
win sell this property collectively at
n reduction.
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wANTED-NAH
.AMTHD-If YOU hay

wANTED-If you have prostate disor-
der-bladdcr trouble--get up fire.
quently at night there Is positive and
rapid relief for you-without drugs,
pain or discomfort-privately at home
/ will be glad to tell anyone who is go
troubled, how my own case Of years
standing was relieved-how over $4,000
other men have been helped-and to give
detailed information concerning the
method. JOS. Bero, 1915 Jacob ST..
Wheeling. w. Va. d-9-p-th
wANTED-Small colored boy, 16 years
old. must be small for his age, weight
about 80 pounds Apply Thurston,. the
Magician. Stage door Court Theatre, !
o'clock evenings. f-2-h
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wANT1D-HKALl.

wANTBD-Girl TO assist tailor with
busneling. steady position. Apply Max
Crone, 30-l2th st. f-1-i
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SECURITY TRUST co, Agent
1l43 Aiarket st.

Tho man who goes 70 church sou:c
SUNDAY after long absence. tells every
visitor in his office about it all the fol-
loesinK week.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Rrol.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Pr1yst. Chapel, l2l2 Chaplins Street
CSu Phone 1917.
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Locke Shoe Company Will be held at the
principal office of the Company at No:
i506-Os Main Street. in the city or
wheeling Ohio County, West Eirgine'
on the 9Th day Of February, A. D., 1921.
at 1000 n. m. for the election Of the
Board of Directors and such Other Dusi-
ness Of a general nature as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
GEO. H. GREENE.
f-n-h Secretary.
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wANTED-Modern five or six room.
and bath, house or apartment, central
ly located In Wheeling. No children.
Call Martins Ferry 339-W. Ja-22-tl
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FOE EENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms: also one small sleeping room:
40 objection/ to children. Apply 1929
Chapline ST. t-3-l
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BAILu-On Tuesday, February !, ISL
at 1880 o'clock a. M, at the OHIO val
ley General hospital, WILLIAM Mac
DONALD BAlL1E.
Funeral services from The Mendel Com
thursday morning 1880. Friends re-
spec,fuliy Invited to attend. Inter
mcnt Greenwood cemetery.
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wANrBp-MA11 Oh xx1EA11 uIP

wANTHD-Cook, also houSAmAtA. no
laundry work. Nice homo. Phone
ats. ja-31-k
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roe x1NT.

Fo1 AEHT-F'urnished housekeeping
room, suitable for 2 men; also one
small sleeping room suitable for one
man. Phone 3569-M Wheeling. f-2-i
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LosT-Gold wrist watch with initials
d. L. on back. At noon Friday. be-
tween Stone & Thomas and Geo. N.
Shook Co. Finder please return to this
office or call 3274-M and receive re
ward. ia-22-tf
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1870 Selected Farms

OHIO Farms, in 10 Counties. all
guaranteed to be worth every s asked
for them. will have a new Catalogue.
with full description ready to mail
on Feb 5th. II l. are interested In
farm in Ohio don't fail to w-jtc
for II. Over 1000 other farms to
select from. Ohio's largest farm
agency. Ny catalogue is absolutely
free.
H. H. MASTERS, Farm Agent,
Cambridge, D.
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FOE SALE-A No. farm Of 1852 acres
with good buildings, for sale cheap to
quick buyer. For further information
call on or address F. p. Manning.
Wellshurg. w. Va. ja-25-p-3t-Wky.
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PoR RENr-Furnished room suitable
for 2 men; also one small sleeping
room cheap. Apply 1929 Chapline St.
fl-h
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-On Fairmont pike Ia miles from
Sherrard. last Friday. a Beddle dog.
color. black and white. Reward. Cali
W. II. Williams. X. r. Wheeling, 100
is Ben~ood. FILL
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ron HAL1.

Po1 sAIE-Household goods, kitchen
cabinet, mattress. white porcels In
table. Apply Mrs. E. Alderman. 4S-Sth
Street. GlenWood. f-2-i &.
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WANnD-To 11MT.

wANTED-3 or furnished or unfur-
nishcd rooms. Call 3669-W. ja-3l-l
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LosT-Airedale dog. one year old. Re-
turn to 2l34 Chapline St.. or call 1850
and receive reward. j2-26-r
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RoR SALB-HAI1U.

POE sALE-ls1s Dodge roadster. wire
wheels. Must sell at once. Phone
1886. t-S-m
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FOE RENT-Large office room on sec
ond floor lntelligencer building. Eos
session at once Apply lntel!igencer
office. 1a-t-u
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DIED

xocx-on Tuesday. February l. 1921.
at IFS O'Clock q. M. at her late resi-
dencc, No. 70 Edgington Lane. MRS.
JULIA 4. ROCK. widow Of the late
Andrew ID. Rock.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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xooH WAITED.

wAMTED-Furnished rooms by retained
couple with children and 4 years
old. Address S. s. S.. care this office.
I'll
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statesmen.

Several men over 20 to work with US
In local branch offices; absolute integ-
rity first requisite; selling experience
desirable; must have personality, COM
mon sense and determination; splen-
did opportunity for quick promotion
10 managerial position; don't hesitate
TO answer IL you are employed: 1t will
pay you TO make a change. Call after
fices:
Room 11ol. 80 East 42d St, N. d.
Room 294, Metropolitan Life Bldg. NY.
/ MADISON AN.
Room SOP, 1882 Broadwey, n. Y.
Room 312, Ethan Flagg Bldg, Yonkers.
Room 904. so Court St. Brooklyn.
Room COL, Prudential Bldgn Newark.
n. J.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN.

City and Travelling Men-If you are
A MAN Of BIG CALIBRE-cApabls
OF earning BIG MONEY and can
CLEANEsT INDUSTRIAL STOCK
OFFERING now available you ara
the man we want and REAL MONEY
IS YOURS for> tho making. Letters
OF INTRODUCTION TO INTERESTED
LEADS. Most liberal commission
arrangements. Can 1912 Suite 20i.
1893 Broadway
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PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into the 7th day OF June. 1920, by and
between JOHN WANAMAKER. NEW YORK.
and ANNA STRAUB. I will sell on the 18th
day of February, 1921, at ten o'clock In
John Wanamaker. In the City. County and
State of New York, style Mahogany
piano and bench. as provided by Sections
6J and GO OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years, practice all comniiinics.
tons strictly confidential: handbook or
patents FREQ 81 requests special facilities fos
worth bldg. -. g.
An advertisement m the Lost aud
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers n rcoi possibility Of
recovering your lost property
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

TO whom II may concern: We. the under
signed. will not be responsible for con-
tracts obligations executed in our name
by one William Webster. QUINCY
SCHROEDER, INC.
WOULD Jeanne Johnston, late 564 Dunbar
ton rd.. Particl, Scotland. communicate
with VIM. McAlpn, SIS. Knight Companion,
Bush docks, Brooklyn?
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

Let what other men have done
forecast a future OF financial in
dependence for YOU. OF our sales
organization the Alexander IIamii-
ton Institute said in 1919, Their
sales methods are modern and up
10 date and opportunity 20 Join
their sales force ought TO be
good one" Two years ago we oc-
cupied one sales office and had
one sales manager. To-day we have
six sales offices, IN five cities,
and have six sales managers. who
began with US statesmen and
who are now averaging above
$4,000 a year. Within the next
year we contemplate doubling our
sales offices. thus making room for
six progressive. live wire statesmen.
one OF whom might as well be you.
IL you're between 20 and 60 call az
our office nearest to you any time
time from 10 10 4.
SUITE 1910. 25 w. 43D ST.
SUITE 305, 1872 NASSAU ST.
SUITE SO. 1853 MONTAGUE ST, B'KLYs
SUITE Z. 500 BROAD ST, NEWARK.
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Statesmen.

Liberal commission 70 sales
men with clean record only 10 sell
the common stock OF New York
corporation at It's par value so
per share. No preferred stock or
bonded debt OF any kind. Large
factory and grounds unencum-
bered. New York city. Refer
ences: Five New York banks
and mercantile agencies. Dividend
policy per cent annually. Paid
10 per cent. extra 1920. 1920
sales increased over 300 per cent.
Room 1909. 149 Broadway. New
York City.
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Country Board Wanted.

WORKING woman wants 20 nut Two chill
drien out to board one years and cna
months OF age S3a a month for both. Mrs.
KELLER, 1928 Madison av., care OF Fors-
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


ACCOUNTANT. office manager. bookkeeper
20 years 'expe rience: costs, collections and
correspondence; salary $50. G 100 Herald
Fulton 81.
BOY. bright, willing. wishes position lea rn
machinlst trade. Ernst. a3 West i03d
BOY colored ds). wishes anything; useful.
handy. Douglas. Mornlngside 6522.
BUTLER-vALET, swiss-Ttallan, French
. references; willing travel. Howard. 105
East 92d.
ence; references: SO. Popech. 236 =. 18th
CARPENTER Will do odd Jobs. Gukei-
berger. loo Fulton ct. Brooklyn.
CHAUFFEuR-mech swede, 10 years ex-
perience, would appreciate and take inter-
est an year positions references. Johnson.
CHAUFFEUR. useful, Swcde. mechanic; In
side, outside: years driving Packard.
,ity. country. 3i3 Herald. Herald 50.
CHAUFFEUR. white (sM have had IL
years experience on all makes OF cars
best OF references: country or city H.
CHAUFFEUR thorough mechanician. 49,
Frenchman. Wishes position in private fam
lily. would travel anywhere; does not speak
English. liumhert 2p Greonpont av.. Bklyn
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. 10 years city driv-
ing experience; all cars. single. IS. clean
cut American: best references: city cour-
try $50. 7t5 Herald. Heraid so.
cHAUFTEuR, single wishes position pri-
do own repairs drive any car; reference
Turner. 100 West 5ith. Circle SJ4
CHAUFFEUR. Expert mechanic: strictly
q years private family references: Ameri-
can, refined willing. positively all repairs
moderate salary. o 3ll Herald. Herald "a
CHAUFFEUR. light coored. rs years pri-
vate. . years last place; personal refer
cnce; wife will take place with me; no
children. Aduress =. j., los West SD.
trfAtTFFEUR Gentleman disseminating au-
tomobilcs, recommends exceptionally trust
worthy chauffeur. r. c., 1858 broadway.
cIiAt tFFEUR. private. : years experiences:
careful driver. references. q 1880 Herald
Harlem.
CHAUFFEUR, years experience. city or
country; first class references. !. Shee-
han. so VAS Gith st.
CHAUFFEUR Wishes position prva'e fam
iiv: best references. Address W. Linden
care w. brewers. ~ East 63d 81
CHAUFTER. Japanese, wishes position. city
or country good Cadillac man. Chauffeur,
$50 ~. 17th 30.
CHAUFFEUR: fret class references. city
or country. r. Licbier. 1883 Amsterdam av
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statesmen.

SALESMAN
AND
FIELD MANAGER.
Leads and Inquiries furnished. large
manufacturing company about to start ex-
pansion and advertising campaign to secure
additional working capital, permanent con-
nectlon in the merchandise end of the busi-
ness to man who demonstrates his selling
and executive ability. IL. F., bex 400 Her
aid. Herald sd.
SALESMAN (SECURITY)
on straight commission basis desired BY pro-
gressive investment banking house; securi-
ties TO sell OF corporations with established
records for paying dividends and interest; no
promotion schemes: pleasing personality and
honest determination to succeed esseptiali )
oil communications kept In strict confidence.
Address Box 80, Doremus Co., Al Broad
st. city.
Statesmen Are you anxious TO establish
yourself independently and secure your
future? We have the best opportunity for
you, provided you are hustler and
worker; give particulars. l. ISL Herald
Statesmen. Young men to sell advertising
no>eltios, New York territory; splendid op-
portunity; references required. Apply kampe
a Andrews, Court square. Brooklyn
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Statesmen wanted with personality, per-
severance and pep can secure position with
an assured income in large growing busi-
ness. Apply room T23. f65 Broadway.
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STOCK Statesmen.

STOCK statesmen TO HANDLE
STOCK ISSUE OF TIRE MANUFAo-
TURER. THE TIRE is PNEUMATIC.
BUT GUARANTEED AGAINST PUNc-
TUREs. BLowoUTs AND OTHER
TIRE TROUBLES. ONLY HIGH
GLASS MEN WITH SUBSTANTIAL
CREDENTIALS NEED APPLY. COM
MISSION BASIS ONLY. CALL SUITE
3oe, 1926 BROADWAY. 10 TO u
A. NJ, TO p. NJ.
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ESMEN-SECURrTIES
Leads and inquiries furnished by large.
well known manufacturing company about
TO start advertising campaign to secure ad-
ditional capital. Call Martin Corporation,
1856 Dway.
SALESMEN--Write for list OF lines and full
PARTICULARS: earn $500 TO $1,000 yearly;
big demand for men; inexperienced or ex-
perienced. city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn. Dept. Csc. Gambler Bldg,
New York.
SALESMAN WANTED. one with experience
in selling varnish who has solicited manu-
featuring trade. Advise age, experience. ter
ritory covered and salary expected. Address
=. o. box 1863. Newark. y. J.
SALESMAN Experience not necessary;
character essential; our cooperation and
instruction assures success: hard work must
be your middle name" II. r.. box 39S
Herald. Herald so.
statesmen wanted. who understand selling
piston rings; excellent opportunity for
right men. Mr.. Parsons, 1914 Atlantic av..
Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
DOUGLAS MANOR HOTEL,
Douglaston, l.. L., In New York city; over
looking Little Neck Bay; rates f25 up
American plan; excellent table: golf: 40
trains daily: 90 minutes Penn. station.
Phone Bayside 1923.
OSBORNE HOUSE. East Hampton. Long
Island: open all year round. first class
table; best place to spend week end. Telc-
phone 3iJ East Hampton.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

s~>-~~-~~~~~~~~~-~->~>~~~
GENTLEMEN (two) wish furnished room
with or without board; state price. o $50
Herald. Herald SO.
ROOM. with private bath, by business
couple; 10 be located between Jgth and
sGti sts.. East Side. Rhineander 4Ofp.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


WANTED - Double room, by mother and
dAurhter, not to exceed S25 per week. @
4ltb Herald, Fulton vt.
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YOUNG mcr wanted with at least years
high school education for position as mes
senger and clerk In large downtown bank;
no business experience necessary. ga Her
aid. 2s0 B'way.
YOUNG man wanted in bank high school
graduate preferred: state age, experience
and salary expected. = 307 Herald, Herald
square.
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TEACHER Of commercial SPANISH expert
onced. Merchants and Bankers School, 81
East 5Sth ST. Phone Plaza 2933.
MATCHMAKER, capable OF repairing and
cen and Swiss watches. Y Goa Herald, Her
aid so.
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Westcliester.
GLENwooD Lopc

GLENwOoD LODGE.
overlooking Palisades; airy rooms. private
baths: winter home comforts best service.
ANNIE LANE, 500 North Broadway Yon.
kers. Tel. Ionkers 54i4.
MAPLEwoop FARM. Croton Fails, n. =:
Phone 2I-build Yourself up IN the country
al improvements, SIS heat.
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BOLRDERS WANTED.

A.-A.-Child to care for; refined surround :
ings ID 1922 Herald. Wash Hgts.
5sTH. 20 East.-Large room; private bath :
second floor.
ETH, 35i W.. near circe.-Large rooms,
private bath; French table: electricity.
7sD ST., 2Tl WEST.
Large double room. with private bath. in
refined small boarding house; references.
SD 3 west.-Superior accommodations; ex-
sellent cooking; all conveniences. 1888
ft1tylcr.
tcr 1xsh-w. (Grsycourt) Spacious parior.,
low Sc slnam heat; rooms. single. en- suite.
s1Tfi 81 "a H,--Second floor rooms bath
oihef tcceui EXCELLENT cuisine: references.
rSD, t-t-fS0 West.--Roorhs, Southern cuisine I:
few mere table guests accommodated.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
sAIrsMAr

Do not answer this advertisement unles5
you are accustomed TO making st least 81 600
year; large. successful and favoraDly
known manufacturing company which is er-
panding wants three high price producers
to call on customers and stockholders 10
offer them an interest IN our business; We
are about 10 start extensive advertising
campaign TO sell block OF our seouritiesi /
leads, Inquiries and every cooperation Win
be given; we want producers who will de-
velop rs field managers and who can organ
iae a sales force. II. F., box 399 Herald.
Herald 50.
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New York.

cHILDREN's COUNTRY HOME.
near New York city; unlike an institution
leasons BILE rates.
DIR. FAUST,
VALLEY COTTAGE, y Y
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20 men who are looking forward
to advancement and lifelong
position: must have good refer
ences. Call room 204, ii0 w. 40th St.
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Instruction.

Instruction.
LEARN TO BE A CIIAUFFEUR-Pleasa
profitable work. day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pasA
West Sias Y. 81. c. A. col W. 57th st.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED WHO HAS
HAD EXPERIENCE IN WHOLE
SALE YELLOW PINE OFFICE IN
NEW YORK CITY, TO HANDLE
OFFICE WORK. ANSWER IN OwH
HANDWRITING, G. IVI. G. YOUR
AGE, EXPERIENCE, ALSO SALARY
EXPECTED. ROOM col, 30 +. i2D
ST.. n. Y.
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OVERLAND Country Club in excellent con-
ditlon; viii sacrifice. 157 Columbus av.
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Borough OF Brooklyn,
Staten Island.

COUNTRY CLUB
offers rooms, suites, some with private bath
$50 monthly up: "45 minutes from Broad
way Silver Lake car TO door; well heated
electricity, gas, restaurant, garage; dancing
Saturdays. Phone SOS Port Richmond, 122.
Glove road. West Brighton.
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understand selling
I opportunity for
1914 Atlantic av.,
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MANAGER

MANAGER
WANTED FOR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
IN A DEPARTMENT STORE; ONE WHO
HAS ACTED IN THAT CAPACITY IN A
RETAIL STORE AND CAN FURNISH
GOOD PREFERENCES. APPLY 135 HUD-
SON ST.
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SHOP soiied trunks. suit cases and bags
great reduction. repairing speciality
WEiSSMAN, 1885 B'way (GTtD. Opcn even
ings
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OFFICE FuRNITURI
PIANO TUNING.

HIGHEST prices paid golf outfits. camera
fishing tackle. binoculars. guns, naut.U =
Instruments. TRIGGER. TsT 9Th av So
BRYANT
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sTERy.

l. BARiSH. vel known upholstercr. VIA
upholstcr your furniture. cnrtiet work.
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14

Mr.. r. Doak returned Wednes-
day afternoon from the Mississippi
coast whittier he had gone two weeks
ago seeking relief from hay fever and
asthma. He was much improved.
Mr.. Louie Depratto came down
from Memphis Monday to visit one
of his children who was i'll. The little
child was much better and he re-
manned only that dav.l Mrs Depratto
was for a long while in the employ
of The Sentinel. He is now at work
in the ad department of the compos-
ing room of the Commercial Appeal
and it gives this paper pleasure to
note his success. He has not yet
moved his family to Memphis.
MI. and. Mrs. G. w. BOSNIAN spent
part of this week in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cain were Wis
itors in Greenwood Tuesday. They
drove over in their car.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1921-10-14
HORTON.SMITH.

Mr.. Robert Horton and Miss Lucy
Smith were married at the brides
home near Canton last Saturday. Mr..
Horton has been in Canton for more
than a year in the cotton business and
is thoroughly established there in the
confidence and the esteem of the
good people of that community. He
was reared in Grenada and has until
about two years G made his home
here and is regarded as n of Gre
nada's most stalwart men. His wife
is a gracious character and is known
for the beauty of her life and for
those personal charms which are
among womanhood's greatest attri-
butes.