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The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Statesmen with security selling expert
ence wanted. both In the listed and unlisted
departments: high class concern: men with
telephone experience preferable: unusual CO.
operation and attractive remuneration. Call
Statesmen who wish to make a permanent
connection with q corporation old enough
to be we'll established. young enough TO be
progressive, manufacturing an article In
great demand are requested TO write or
call on New Era Mfg. Co., cor. Fifth av. and
120th ST.
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SECURITY statesmen
to sell an issue which instantly appeals
to every business man and which proven
tests show sells to SO per cent Of per-
sons seen on the first call. Straight COM
mission basis. No salesman has failed to
produce before end of fourth day. Men
must be intelligent and be able to present
character references.
This advertisement is inserted by us In
the interest of our. Client and no fee will
be charged applicants. Apply Monday
morning. or 2-4:30 p. M, Room 433, AZ
Broadway. s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MODERN society dancing, aesthetic exercise
private studio. Miss PANDJARvIS, u
East 49th st. Plaza 9420.
MR.. AND MRS. sADLER's DANCING
ACADEMY. 27S6 B'way. Academy 1891
private lessons daily. Glasses every evenin.
tion given beginners. Nine. MINDERE.
80 w. fist ST. Columbus 1862.
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statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTU-
NIFTY FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE
TALENT IN SELLING AND THE AMBI:
TION To MAKE REAL MONEY IN AN
ENTIRELY NEW FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING THIS ORGANIZE.
TION AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR A PERMANENT CON
NECTION. WITH UNLIMITED PQSSIBII.I-
TIES NATURALLY WE WANT AMBI.
TIOUS MEN, AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
If YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE AN
SWER THIS AID IN PERSON.
CALL MONDAY. OCT. "a. AT 1: 80 P. M.
11TH FLOOR. a55 FOURTH AVENUE.
COR. 10Th STREET.
AND ASK FOR MR. wooLLEY.
SPECIAL OFFER
TO MEN EMPLOYED. WHO CANNOT
CALL IN THE DAYTIME. CALL
TUESDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER %.
AT p. NJ.
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SALESMAN
TO cover Southern territory for a
house making q high class line of
fabric and leather ladies' handbags:
would not object to non-conflicting
side line. o 1850 Herald, Harlem.
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SPECIALITY MrNs
Have you . BUMP Of CURIOSITY
Read our ad. listed under saiesmsn.
LIE ROY SARGENT co.

STOCK sALEsMEN.
corporation Of the highest type desires
to engage few men 10 strengthen their
security sales force. We are looking for
men Of integrity. force and personality who
are workers and capable OF producing re-
suits and willing 20 stand on their merits.
Therefore no advances will be made. II you
possess these qualities permanent positions
with management OF branches will be open.
Address, with references. W 202 Herald.
Herald 50.
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SELL ON SIGHT.

SHIPPING CLERK.-We are small but
growing concern located In Brooklyn. near
the Brooklyn Bridge. and are desfrous of
securing the services Of bright young man
to act as shipping and receiving clerk; one
who writes q good hand and Is not dfrafd
of working himself and can also direct
errand boy and one assistant packer; salary
must be reasonable. but chances for ad-
vancement are offered the right party.
1875 Herald, Brooklyn.
SOLICITORS. = Wanted. experienced home
bank solicitors for nearby territory; refer
ences necessary. Address N 1906 Herald.
Brooklyn.
SOLICITORS with first class salesma nship
ability to solicit cars for garage expenses
and commission to right parties. Apply be
tween $3.50 and 10 A. M. Garage. S55 w.
10th st.
SOMETHING interesting to offer statesmen
and solicitors calling on high class houses
in Greater New York, Jersey City. Newark
genteel side line; no samples. P SO Herald.
Herald So
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STOCK salesman for blower fan COMPANY;
perience unnecessary; easy proposition. Call
3 to IL and to 8. VIM. La Point. 2oo
broadway.
STOCK CLERK by Christian firm. engaged
In wholesale dry goods business: splendid
opportunity for conscientious and energetic
young man. Call 4l Worth st.
STEAMSHIP travelling passenger agent
wanted by transatlantic line. Give full de-
tails In first letter as 70 experience. salary
expected. languages spoken. &C. Apply X.
r.. r: o. Box s2f. City Hall Station. N. Y:
STENOGRAPHY, law, court reporting
courses under professionals. Demand for
law reporters at double salary OF commercial
stenographers: 200 words minute given be-
ginners, advanced students. Frank Lusks .
lightning Phrase Books used. Lusk Insti-
tute, 22o West 42d st.
STEWARD, chef, to solicit hotel restaurant
trade for meat speciality house; salary. E
858 Herald, Fulton st.
STORE sUPERINTENDENT-L sporting
goods store. New York city, needs expert
enced man TO handle personnel and store
operation; good salary and opportunity for
right man; please give full information reply
which will be held confidential. w 2f4
Herald, Herald SO.
SUPERINTENDENT wanted for large gen-
tleman's estate near Greenwich, Conn.
must hnvc knowledge of farming. In reply
ing state experience and ralary desired and
send copies Of references. u sTs Herald. Ftil-
ton 1T.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN AT ONCE.

A Iarse corporation has an opening
for a man from 30 to 40 who Is hon
est, clean cut. ambitious, who Is care
fully looking about TO better his posi-
ton permanently. with desire TO be
connected with an old established.
substantial. high class business and
earn S75 a week and upward. This
position carries with II unlimited pos
sibillties for future advancement. IL
YOU have made good In your present
or last position and feel you measure
up TO our qualifications, call for in
terview with Mr.. Orr. 1410 Canadian
Pacific Building. 342 Madison av.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LEMCKE COOKING SCHOOL. 20 W. 9ith
st-Practical individual work; classes daily
Telephone Riverside 1924. Special cooks
classes
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HAIR WAVING.

PERMANENT Hair Waving-Hairdressing
Exclusive, Original Invention.
&. NESTLE CO..
1914 e. 49th. Phones Vanderbilt 9OS6-4ff3.
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Instruction.
MAKE YOUR TIME
MAKE MONEY FOR YOU.

Choose any course that interests you,
spend a little time and money and increase
your earning capacity for your whole life-
time.
For example: Invest some Of your time
and $3.50 to $500 a week depending on the
course you choose) In getting instruction
In tho evening classes which will enable you
line with opportunities Of earning many times
the amount you now receive. Student. may
start In either the day or evening classes
and transfer 1T any time to tho other Sec
ton.
You don't have to give up all your time.
II you work by day you can join evening
classes that meet . few nights each weak.
This leaves your other evenings free Tor
recreation. and your days for earning money
at your present work.
sOMEwHERE-MAKE MONEY.
The instructors are REGULAR FELLOWS
practical men--who have actually worked
at what they teach.
Tho students are REGULAR FELLOWS
Just like yourself-who have decided to give
up q little Of the fun they can
have MORE money and MORE fun later on.
Last year we taught 3,346 men who had
made up their minds to be somebody.
And we have an Employment Department
that helps worthy students to places that pay
moro money.
Look over the courses listed below and
write Educational Dept, East Side Y. M.
=. A., 154 East 66th st.. for full informa-
tion-do II right now. And after you re-
the course that interests you-it costs only
q few minutes Of your time and is worth
money to you.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

HELP wANTED-MALE.


statesmen
earn 81 200 extra In the next
months.
Full time or evenings:
II on full time. you can double that
figure.
Selling experience unnecessary.
Backed by a first class training in
salesmanship. assisted by expert Sales
Managers. and given every help possible
In the selling field. you can increase
your income TO an extent that Will sur
prise you.
II you are employed you can devote a
part Of your evenings 70 an intensive
selling campaign that can out-figure thf
amount you receive in your Saturday pay
envelope.
II you are unemployed (and selling ex-
q first class training that will enable
you to step into the class of money
makers.
The Business Builders course In sales
manship will be one Of the most valuable
assets you have. and It can be obtained
WITHOUT CHARGE. We are conduct
ing day and evening courses to meet all
requirements. We want our men TO learn
salesmanship. but It is equally impor-
tant that they be trained for executive
positions in merchandising sales and
sales management.
During the past year and n half we
have promoted 116 men from the ranks
to executive positions paying from IS 200
(our minimum) to $4,000 yearly In sal
cries and bonuses. We require $50 men
for as many similar Jobs In seven estab-
lished corporations now expanding.
Our men are trained by selling the Sc
curities of the expanding corporations. so
that their work literally creates the jobs
to which they are promoted.
Whether you are employed or unem-
ployed, you owe II to yourself to take
advantage of The Business Builders op-
portunity. Earn money NOW and at the
same time work yourself into a worth
while PERMANENT job.
Call between 10 A. NJ. and AS p. NJ.
or between 8 and $3.50 P. NJ.
ASK for Mr.. Wells. 18th floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT's
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC,
~ 18th and 18th Floors.
Knickerbocker Building.
42d Street and Broadway.
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SALESMAN
to cover the middle West for a house
making high class line of fabric
and leather ladies' handbags: would
not object to non-conflicting side
line. w 2ii Herald, Herald 50.
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SECURITY statesmen

to sell stock paying IL per cent. com"
pany has an established rating and divi-
dend record; not a promotion; commits
sion basis only. Call on Mr.. Willard,
22d floor. Times Building. Phone Bry-
ant $500.
SECRETARY-TYPlST, capable of writing
German letters; knowledge of accountancy
necessary; state age, experience and salary
expected: Brooklyn manufacturer. e So.
Herald, Fulton st.
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SECURITY statesmen.

We need high grade men to sell on
liberal commission the common stock Of
parent company, which will establish new
dividend records, one subsidiary In pro-
duction full capacity; 7 more subsid aries
fotming; this whole project will bear
strict investigation.
THE UNITED STATES LEATHER CORP.
1872 Market ST., Newark, n. J.. '.t
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
sTENoGRAPHER.

sTENoGRAPHER.
~GENERAL MANAGER OF BUSI-
elTY eESS hsSlRHs hSeHnHR IN THE NEM sgavlons y9Rk
OF A FIRST CLASS STENOGRAPH-
EE; PREFERA5LY oNL WITH
kSPHHIENcE kSfsHiHNe; HHTMlupHn WITH AuToMoTivR AVR
INDUSTRY; @ APPLICANTS MUST
NATION. ENERGY. fNiTiATfvE .
aSFnpsPDNTxxcS 6Np ApIE;TTx TO ,DEaE,y PEAL WITH
QUGHNEss ESSENTIAL. CONSID-
EERATIoN Es ~ IN WILL WILL BE GIVEN VEN 10 TO
STATE EXsERIENcE. AGE AND
ADDRESS PERMANENT.
NEW YORK POST oFFicE.
sTENOGRAPHER: 25 years: bright: perma.
nent position: $25 to start: Jewish and
living up town preferred. Nathan Simon,
704 9TH av.
THE NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
(Offlce of the Superintendent. Harlem
ftlVer Dlvlslon).
Harlem River, NY. October 90, 1921.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS.
FIREMEN.
CONDUCTORS. TRAINMEN
AND YARDMEN.
Application may be made for positions
of Engineers and Firemen to operate ,
steam and electric locomotives and multi
ple-unit trains. Conductors, Trainmen and /.
Yardnen to take places made vacant by .
such men as may leave the service.
Give previous experience. II any. names
of not less than two references, or in
close letters OF recommendation.
Physical examination at expense of
Company is required. Address or apply
F. M. CLARK. Superintendent.
HARLEM RIvER-1s2D STREET AND
WILLIS AVENUE. NEW YORK CITY.
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SECURITY SALESMAN.
Well known brokerage concern dealing only
In listed securities a progressive
salesman to secure accounts; salary and
floor. $40 Fifth av., New York city.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

sALEsMEN-wE ARE OPEN FOR
FEW EXPERIENCED MEMS NECK
WEAR Statesmen: WE WILL GUAR
ANTEE BIG PAY TO MEN WHO CAN
SELL BIG TRADE BIG BILLS: NO
OTHERS CONSIDERED: APPLICA-
TIONS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
BOX $40. RITEsERvICE ADVERTISING.
621 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

MAN. HIGH CLASS, WANTED IN CON-
FOR FUNDS FOR LARGE AND POPULAR
NATIONAL INSTITUTION; MUST BE
CAPABLE. THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
AND HAVE THE BEST OF REFERENCES.
APPLY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. BE-
TWEEN 2 AND 4 p. NJ. TO MR.. ASOFSKY,
425 LAFAYETTE ST.
MAN to take charge of paint room in large
manufacturing concern; must have ability
TO handle men and push production: refer
ences required; good salary only men over
80 years OF age need apply: state expert
ence and nationality. 107 Herald. 10th st.
MAN.--2etired business man. tired of doing
nothing, wishing TO add materially to his
income without the restraint of office hours,
can connect with concern of national reputa-
tion. Address p. o. box 81, Station d.
MAN, young, wanted to sell Roosevelt Me-
MORALS: rapid 10 cent seller. Apply i'm
mediately 81 Exchange pl.. suite 71s.
MEN. good personality and appearance, are
offered good futurs with newly organized
corporation about to manufacture toilet ar
ticles. Plant Is erected In Jersey City. op-
cratiuns TO commence shortly.
-Four men are Immediately wanted to dis
pose OF part of our stock issue to the amount
OF 500. 900 liberal commission basis;
training and leads furnished.
Triflers and Information seekers need not
apply. Write. giving full data about yourself.
selling us your services in Your letter; be-
gInners and experienced statesmen considered.
Write box d. c.. lc5 Herald. 2S0 Broad
way.
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MAN OF ABILITY.

A collection corporation has an open
ing for a solicitor through Connecti-
cut: good opportunity for an ambitious
and clean cut man between % and 40
with the intention of having a per-
manent income; state age and expert
ence. Address p. o. s22. New Haven.
Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

Stock bond house desires several customers
permanent proposition Is offered for quick
results. Address by letter c. X, % Broad
St. Room 10s5.
sALEsMEN, CONTRACT, WANTED TO
HOLgrERY MEN WITH EXPERIENCE
AND FOLLOWING ONLY NEED APPLY
DRAWING; ACCOUNT AGAINST CoMMIs-
LETTER. o 1850 HERALD. FULTON ST.
SALESMEN-sfDEL1NE MEN-Tcn 10 twenty
dollars per day. No samples TO carry
Nothing like II. Lincoln Sales Company, 8i6l
Lincoln ay., Dept. ~. Chicago.
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statesmen.
LIVE LEADS. LISTED STOCK.
UNIQUE SELLING PLAN.
EXECUTIVE POSITIONS FOR MEN
WHO MAKE GOOD.
American Finance and Credit Co.,
Suite S2I, 35 Wall ST.,
New York city,.

s l. e NJ N.
A genuine opportunity for a permanent
position at good salary with large
firm ma king a nationally advertised prod
uct
We can only use high grade statesmen
having experience in missionary work
with the grocery trade In the Metropoi-
tan District. No order takers need apply.
Specify experience In first letter. give
age and salary expected.
w 206 Herald. Herald Square.
Statesmen
want three Christian men, 23 to 40
years old, of the positive type, who feel
they have selling ability; will give the
right man valuable training and chance
to fill executive position when qualified.
Apply 200 Madison av.. room 901. from IL
until 3.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

SECURITY statesmen ON HIGH
CLASS PROPOSITION: MUST HAVE
RECORD AS PRODUCERS. o 1892
HERALD. FULTON ST.
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FURNITURE-DEALERs.

furniture houses. apts.. pianos, bric- a. :
brac. books. works of arr. NORMAN, 50
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
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HAIRDREssERs.

FRENCH MUD PACKS.
We specialize in hair hennas. perma nent
waving also ready to wear bobs. Miss
ANNA. 2172 Broadway. Schuyler 7513..
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SALESMAN.
Vigorous. forceful middle aged man who
has made and must make at least $500
year, selling honest goods: ours r. a modern
we'll known encyclopaedia in "a volumes: the
task Is difficult, steady and pays well; q
man who has learned to work systematically
each day can succeed; the territory Is New
York or Connecticut. Apply 1912, A. w.
Ross, Dodd. Mead a Co., 40 4th av.
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TYPEvRITERs.

TYPEwRITERs RENTED.
Three months. $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.,
s45 broadway, At Leonard st. Teiephcne
20 e. Dad st.. op. Madison av. Franklin 54oo
TUE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay 81 Tel. 4ISo barclaxs
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
GOWNS BOUGHT.

HIGHEST VALUE PAID FOR
misfits slightly used evening and street
frocks. furs, diamonds. jewelry, siverware:
reliable. confidential. Est. 80 years.
Nine. NATAL. 60 w. 18th ST BRYANT ns7d
The New York herald., 1921-10-23
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.

STORE and office fixtures, shelving ane
drug stock for sale; will sacrifice open
Sunday, 3Sf audubon av.
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

sTENOGRAPHER: 25 years: bright: perma.
nent position: $25 to start: Jewish and
living up town preferred. Nathan Simon,
704 9Th av.
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statesmen.
A Consolidated Stock Exchange house
now formulating expansion Is desirous of
securing the services of young men. "a
80, who are real statesmen in their prcs-
ent lines; this Is an exceptional oppor-
tunity for young men who have q large
social acquaintance to learn the broker
age business at most opportunc time;
salary and bonus plan. Apply Room
1000. Monday. 8 A. NJ, 80 Broad ST.,
New York
The New York herald., 1921-10-23

OUR furniture repaired and polished on
your premises. NJ. ROSENTJIAB. 831O 30
", Bronx. Phone Intervale o030.
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g A L r NJ z N.
We want men of the higher type, men
who have proven they know how to accom-.
plish definite purpose-real men TO sell
a dividend paying stock Of a reliable manu-
featuring business on a liberal commission
basis.
Leads furnishedAwe have n plan which
produces more leads than you can convent
emily handle.
Room 4f2, Gotham National Bank Bldg.
Columbus Circle (J0th ST..
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NOTICE oFN1UNICIpAL ELECTION

NOTICE is hereby given that an
Election will be held at the Grand
Jury Room, in the Town Of Wal
halla, S. c., for the purpose Of elect
ing Mayor anu Six Aldermen, to
serve for term of two years. Said
Election Will be held on TUESDAY,
the third day OF JANUARY, 1922.
Qualifications: electors must be
registered and present PROOF Of hav-
ing paid all taxes for 1921.
Polls will open at s o'clock A. NJ.
and close at O'Clock p. M.
Managers OF Election: NJ. r. Nc
Donald, w. O. White and w. J. Hunt.
w. NJ. BROWN, Mayor
n. A. GRANT, Clerk and Treas.
Dec. ID, 1927 5G-52
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NOTICE OF REGISTRATION.

The Books Of Registration for the
registration Of electors for the regu-
lar election for Mayor and Six Alder
men for the Town of NNalhalla, which
election will be held on Tuesday, the
Sd day Of January, 1922, will be
opened at The office of S. N. Pitch
ford, Municipal Supervisor of Regis
tration, on MONDAY, the 21st day
Of November, 1921, and will be kept
open continuously Until WEDNE;s-
DAY, the 21st day Of December, 1921
w. M. BROWN,
r., A. GRANT, Mayor.
Clerk and. Treasurer >, I, W
Nov. g., 1872 Y, q y, D. o.
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The ladies Of the Neville School
Improvement Association will serve
supper or Saturday. Dec 1'7th, from
o'clock a,ntil at the Neville school
house. II you want a good supper
call on them. The price for the sup
per, with dessert. will be 35 cents,
or rs cents without dessert. Don't
forget the llate-next Saturday, the
18th, at u. m. till p. m. Come
and take supper with these good
ladies. The public is most cordially
invited. The proceeds wi,l go for the
improvement of the Neville chool.
Mrs. Ralph Hunt,
Mrs. Sidney Blanchett,
Miss Bessie Lee,
Committee.
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Confederate Vets. to Meet Jan. z.

---6G6 cures malarial fever.-adv
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NOTICE TO TRIsEpAs,sERS.

WE, the undersigned, hereby for
F6ia any Bird. Hunting on any of the
Flapds owned ay us OF ,ander our con
ttrsl:. Any entry is forbidden posi-
sttYsaly, and xtall ssgl Chs
dealt with Il theT fuIestS Sex tont o1
the law. .(Stened
S. A. TOW,
GEORGE HEAD,
f.. A. ANDERSON,
l.. G. WILSON,
Fl. II. WHITEHEAD.
Il. SPURLOCK,
j. l.. CROW,
.J. NJ. BELL,
,J. e. DEATON. Z.
w. d. MOSS,
j.. S. BARRETT,
A G. HAND,
j. II. HUNMICUTT.
Dec. IA, 1927. 50-1*
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died, having been summoned on ac-
conn; of his sudden critical illness
TO prevent Il cold take 666.-ad
Local Notes from Bounty Land.

20 c,ooio,.
Bounty Lana' Deo. ,,i,,. ,is S.n
MIR. ana Mrs. Dave oIi.piins, y, S, Se
eca, were late gues's Oh Mf' anu "'e
Joe n. McDohalo. A., ,o,,,,
Miss Juiia DAVIS ler| tne '"c.'' ~
part. or last week LOT Atian.a 49,
where she VIII propaoiy epenu 9o Tnnn
time win her aunt, Mls. hou 49,,
thompson, WIZ nas ooon a"-'o
loI hpou' WV s'', .Mso pu,,, c,,,.
'lhe maay .ttleius . ~ 1"' ~ iaorn % ~
son, OF NieMson, fSst ~ ,,Ia .,,, ~
MS late ailness ano nopo -; A'' S'''.' -
conyalesGehce. ,,.. 80 t>,or,h, Al
MISS Eura Perritt' y. ~, astad -. ~
gusta scnool tacuity,> 81. .YSsRe9>>!So. ~ q
arrive nome the latter part OF 'ti.,
week 70 spend ths :.Christmas holt
days with her h0mefolksa S,,:sts$Y
=, "a q rs pA al
nttie Yaaugnterf sara or ,B'ranklir NJ
W are visiting their parsiits Hon
ana MIS-: ~. II. Werner e.nd Mrs IuIio
ID: Shankiln. and will sremain mil
alter the monday season:
The " M. S. Of the Rock Sprine.
church VIII be entertained next sun
aay afternoon by Mrs Keaton.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour Shanklin of
Anderson, were spend ihe-day guesIs
or MIS- Julia D. Shanklin recently.
Miss Sallie Davis will spcnd some
timo with hor uncle, w. r. Davis
near Seneca, during the absence nf
Mrs. Davis and daughter, Miss sara
Who leave in few days for St. Aup.
ustine, Fla, and other points Of m-
terest in that Stale.
The numerous Friends here or
Henry Davis are delighted m knom
of his return few days ago from
"all over the West" Mr.. Davis ,eft
this State about thirty years ago ana
has been back only once. about o.
Years ago Wo horo e
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Rainfall and TcmDcrature.

Below is a record Of METEOROLOGICAL
observations taken by II. w. Brandt.
cooperative observer Of the Weather
Bureau Of the U. s. Department of
Agriculture. during the week ending
December II, 1921, at 7 p. M, (The
instrumental readings are from gov
ernment standard instruments ex-
posed In the manner recommended
by the chief OF the Weather Bureau):
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NOTICE TO TRESrASSERg.

NOTICE is he,,eby given that any
trespassing on my lands, or any lands
under my control, is hereby positive
ly forbidden, under pain of the pen
atty prescribed by law for the offense
of trespassing on private property.
Any entry withou. written permits
sion from me, for any purpose what
soever-hunting, fshing, cutting Of
timber or any other snch ofYense----
will be handled legally.
w. q. WHITE.
Walhalla. SC, Dec. IL, 1921.-l~
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-12-14
FOR MAXC3K.

The many friends OF JAMES M
MOSS hereby announce him as a
for Mayor ncf Walhalla in
?the Jan Try, 1922, election we re-
commend to the voters of
W alfalfa Mr.. Moss's qualifications
ard fitness tSor the Office to which we
2hEpe to see yhtm elected. Voters.