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The New York herald., 1921-09-04
WANTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERTISEMENTS
HELP WANTED--MALE.

HEAD gardener wanted for private place
New Jersey; first class references re-
quired. X 962 Herald. Fulton st.
LITHOGR PHOTO-PRINTING MANAGER
good opportunity is afforded to one
with real executive ability In the man
agement OF men and departmental control
expected.
Box w W.. 10 Union Square.
MAKE $500 TO $500 per month distributing
Speedoline; easy, permanent work. exclu-
sive territory: automobile free. Write for
particulars. Speedolne Co.. Dept. 120. Dali
las. Texas
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
s A L e S NJ A N.

We have been established sixty years,
have the highest repute and rating and
conduct a national business, specializing
In publicity for banks and trust COM
panies. We need two more expert sales
men at once; II you are between % and
As, have successful sales record, can
travel extensively and have sufficient
confidence In yourself to work on the
same liberal commission basis which has
enabled various of our men to- earn from
$4,000 to $4,000 annually, we will give
The successful applicants will be given a
territory with an established clientele,
and they will receive credit for all the
renewal business, which should amount
to several thousand dollars annually, In
addition to new business. State age, ex-
perience, nationality and phone number
to secure interview.
Address w IS Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
HELP WANfED-MALE.

COOK. Chinese, serve meals, small private
family: housework. first floor: more pay
man. o36 Highbrook av.. Pelham Manor. New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MEN-IF

you are a big man In the real
estate field, II you have swung big
realty deals fairly and honestly. II
you know your downtown (finan-
cial district) like book; II you
have the personality. education and
experience OF meeting financiers
and men of affairs--we, one of the
oldest and best known real estate
organization downtown. want to
engage your services. Tell us all
about yourself. o 566 Herald. $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

REPRESENTATIVE wanted
by dependable, progressive
pales organization that will
be quick to make n $4,000
n-year man out OF any man
whose head II not likely to
be turned by initial earnings
far beyond his most ambi-
tlous dreams. See our Mr..
Smith nj $3.50 A. NJ, suite
$40. Knickerbocker Bldg.
42d ct. and B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MAN.

We haveroom for an up-end-g going man
who win appreciate profitable connec-
tion with fast-growing business now
in the heat and hustle of wonder
fully successful expansion campaign.
We will train such a man thoroughly,
back him with strongest kind OF or
ganized cooperation, put him speedily
pensation and groom him carefully
for rapid advancement to managerial
position with pay to match. This Is
an unusual opportunity, but II doesn't
call for better than an average man.
II your pearance commends you. II
you're really ambitious. and II you're
OF the type that puts conscience first,
we'll be glad TO consider you. See Mr..
Pellstab. Room 202. Steneck Trust
Bldg, 95 River Street, Hoboken, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

FARMER, GARDENER-wanted. working
superintendent for my East Hampton. l.. L.,
estate; must be first class and married. no
children: wife to cook over weekends in win
ter for owner and children: occupying own
er's residence In winter as caretakers. Write,
giving references and full particulars, wages
wanted. &C., to David Heller. u Worth ST..
New York city. N. Y.
FARMER, gardener wanted: thoroughly ex-
East Hampton, l.. l.. estate. wife to cook
over week ends IN winter for owner and
children. occupying owners residence In VIM
ter as caretakers. Write. giving experience
and full particulars. references. wages want
ed. to David Heller. IS Worth st, N. Y. 9.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MEN-YoU DON'T NEED MORE MONEY
THAN WE ARE GLADLY
WILLING TO PAY.

We mean that, just as II stands. Our
need for clean-cut, dependable. high
minded, ambitious men Is urgent. We
stand ready not only to reward them
highly In actual dollars and cents,
but also to put them to work under
conditions and backed by cooperation
and training such as makes success
not merely a matter of years, but of
days and hours. You can start, X
you so desire, at about 500 q week,
You can Just as well earn, IL you will.
$3.50 and up. II you think you can
show qualities of leadership we'll
provide you the incentive of man.
agerial preferment.
Others who have travelled the road
ahead OF you tell us that the going Is
easier than they ever dreamed. These
all. however, have been men of good
conscience, ambitious resolve. upstand-
Ing integrity and the WILL TO GET
AHEAD. We take II for granted that
you are of the same stamp and spirit.
II you are can't promise you
anything too much.
Cali 10 A. M. Tuesday. Suite COZ,
Terminal Bldg, 30 Court ST.,
B'klyn. N. Y.
Borough Hall Subway Station.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
sALEsMAN

middle West and Western territory, TO sell
general line Of mems. ladies' and cfiiidrs MS
rmuefwenr ua.n,, cirect i,or miais 20 nrst ,ss
can get results and has established trade;
no beginners considered; state age terri
Of sales made and salary expected. T 237
Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

SALESMAN wanted, paper jobblng house I;
selling high grada-papers. Christian; state
experience and salary expected p. o. bod
57. Station ID, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
DESIGNER

DESIGNER.
DESIGNER WANTED FOR WON
EMS COATS AND SUITS BY PRoMI-
NENT CHICAGO MANUFACTURER.
ADDRESS. WITH EXPERIENCE.
REFERENCES. WAGES DESIRED
GALL COMMUNICATIONS STRICT
Ly coNFIDENTIAL). Y 72s HER
AID. 10TH ST.
DYER,
fully experienced dyeing tricot silk cloth.
In reply give past experience to Box
764 Herald. 10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

MANA self-respecting salesman. over 20
of clean character, with n strong person.
ality, who will appreciate a life job with a
fast growing concern where his earnings Will
be far above the average; experience not
necessary. Apply room 1928. 165 Broadway.
See Mr. Marshall.
MAN, with personality, to become associated
with strong organization: remuneration
ever increasing earnings for the man who
can qualify. Address w So Herald. Herald
50.
MAN, active elderly, make light de-
liveries In large Wholesale house; salary
$t4; state references. 77s Herald. 18th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
g AL E s M A N.

Among every hundred statesmen there
arc one or two who possess the highly
developed selling ability necessary to So
cure contracts for an advertising SER
vice now being profitably employed by
hundreds OF prominent concerns. Only
most expert statesmen can succeed In
our business. The remuneration - conf
mensurate with the high degree OF salcs
ability required. While individual earn
ings have risen as high as $4,000 in
year, II you are of sufficient capability to
ut IN with others doing the same work ,tu
may reasonably expect ot earn commis-
sions Of S12, 900 and over annually. Ex-
tensiye travelling necessary. II you are
the exceptional type OF salcsman We rc-
quire and are between 2S and 40 we In
vite your application. In which please
state age. sales record ana teispnone
Address w 1s4 Herald .Hcrald a.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
MEN.

Ours Is a growing organization, 30
we are in need of men to fill the va
cancies caused by promotions; we can
show you a definite future with the
largest organization of it's kind in the
country IL you can show us that you
are reliable and Industrious; only
those who can furnish first class ref
erences need apply. Apply in person.
10 10 IL A. M. Tuesday or Wednesday,
room 1T0S. 200 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
ENGINEERS.

A big position, paying at least
5000 a year. can be yours IL
you will supplement your edu-
cation and experience with a
Business Builders training.
Read the advertisement under
statesmen.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS,
Incorporated.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
TRAINING SCHOOL INSTRUCTOR

Wanted. man thoroughly expert
enced in selecting and instructing
statesmen or managers for the largest
chain of stores; must be convincing
and have personality, know how to
lecture; must have experience and
sales judgment: apply by letter, stat
ting previous training and salary de-
sired; advancement absolutely up to
the applicant. Address r. w. B..
p. o. Box 229. N. Y. G.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

SALESMAN, familiar with imported toys and
novelty line; preferably acquainted with New
York and Metropolitan market: state expert
10th st.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
ACCOUNTANTS.

Do you know that your train
ing and experience has partly
prepared you for responsible
executive position? The Busi-
ness Builders can supply the
necessary element that will give
you big success. Read the ad-
vertisement under statesmen.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Incorporated.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

0oOKKEEPER as comptroller and private
bookkeeper In city hotel. private office; !;
must be thoroughly experienced from respon-
sibls positions. handling cash. all books.
statements and payrolls; bond required;
wages $500 per month and lunch. In reply
give age, full experience and references. Box
z. 1T st. James Building.
BoOKKEEPER'S assistant. must be quick
and accurate at figures: one with banking
experience preferred. Apply by letter only,
stating experience and salary desired, Huis-
king. o Platt st.
BOOKKEEPER assistant. young man. II to
ls: must have had good preparation, be
healthy. willing and accurate: state age,
qualifications, pay desired to start. Address
Opening. Y 763 Herald. 16th st.
BOORKEEPER, accurate. willing, capable.
honest for big plumbing concern. state
salary. experience, age. &c. Address III. Felix,
accountant. 1153 Myrtle av.. Brooklyn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. systematic, volume
zoo; New England born. trained: 80 years.
married. state full experience. permanent; ;
$50. Q III Herald. Herald so.
BOY wanted for office work OF good family
and education by a largo Wholesale house: |:
splendid opportunity for right boy. salary
$40; references. III Herald. 18th st.
BOY to run errands in large wholesale
house; salary $40: fine opportunity: apply
. A. M; bring references. Atlas Stationery
Corp. 80 Duane st
BOY, ambitious. for large office; advance
nnent according 70 ability. give age. experf-
ence and salary. 15f Herald. Herald So
BUTLER. white. experienced. for private
family. Call Monday TO !. 4s w. 14th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
BUrERs-CLoAK5 AND SUITS,
RETAIL STORE MANAGERS

RETAIL STORE MANAGERS
g26 s26ps. wohENs AN SNWshL MEAn sPPftaTr PPPohTu
NIFTY FOR EXPERIENCED MEN
AND WOMEN OF PRONOUNCED
ABILITY TO ASSOCIATE THEM
LARGEST AND MOST AGGRESSIVE
CHAIN STORE ORGANIZATIONS IN
THE WORLD; FOURTEEN STORES
Now--NEw ONES TO OPEN IN CHI
CAGO. CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
BUFFALO. WORCESTER. &C. AP-
PLY BY MAIL ONLY, STATING
FULL RECORD AND BUSINESS
HISTORY. CONFIDENTIAL
THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE
THE BEDELL COMPANY,
10 WEST 34TH ST., NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

FLOOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. men. thor
oughly familiar with department store
routine and who desire to locate out Of
New York city. can find excellent oppor-
tunities at Meyer Bros. Main ST.. Paterson,
N. ]. Liberal salaries. Apply supt.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

CORRESPONDENT.
WALL STREET HOUSE
WANTS CORRESPOND
ENT. NOT OVER THIRTY.
WHO KNOWS STOCK
SELLING. ADDRESS
Se4 HERALD. $50 BwAY.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
HELP WANTED-MALE.
spoURIrrps SALESMAN

sDoURIrrEs sALEsMAN
Securities salesman to sell limited
amount OF our class B common stock,
which we are selling to finance large
increase in our business; commission
basis.
Mr. K. A DEY STREET,
HUDSON TERMINAL BUILDING.
SHIPPER.
Christian firm, experienced In whole
sale groceries or kindred line; excel
lent opportunity for loyal and hard
worker: one not afraid of long hours:
state age, salary desired and previous
experience. NJ. H., 33l Herald. Her
aid SO.
SHOE salesman. retail. to act as manager
for ladies' line only In the Bronx: state
experience and reference and salary ex-
pected. E 1929 Herald Bronx.
STOCK clerk in hosiery and underwear
jobbing house. must have had experience
in this line r SIT Herald. 280 Broadway.
SUPERINTENDENT OF CONSTRUCTION
for high office building In middle West city:
none but those who can show speed and eco.
rornical results need apply: must be capable
to place organization and progress reports.
Reply, giving age, past employers, refer
ences, salary and when available. /. 083
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
BANK CLERKS.

bAlNh OL1ltNo.
Lift yourself out of the rut OF
routine work. Your expert
ence and knowledge. supple
mentsd by The Business Build
ers' training. will qualify you
for q big executive position
Read the advertisement under
statesmen.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS.
Incorporated.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

VALET. houseman wanted to take care of
invalid gentleman: butler also employed ;
comfortable room: wages $75 per month /;
best personal references must be given with
application. Address p. o. Box COG. Wood
mere, l.. /.
x-RAY technicians, permanent position with
advancement; good salary to start. o00
9Th av.. room 500.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04

SALESMAN.
Wanted. high grade salesman
with knowledge OF electrical or
mechanical lines preferred; can
earn big money In permanent posi-
tion. See MIR. Bolton, w. 4Oth
ST., room 1f0S.
The New York herald., 1921-09-04
BALEsMEN.

New York manufacturer &C. soda fountains
and store fixtures wants five statesmen for
city and out of town who are familiar with
this line to call on druggist and confec-
toner trade; an attractive proposition to
the right men, first letter advise experi-
once. 40. Address II. O.. box 703, zb East
bbth st.
sALEsMEN.--LARG WHOLESALE DRY
GOODS HOUSE HAS SEVERAL DESIR-
ABLE TERRITORIES OPEN FOR Ex-
PERIENCED TRAVELLING statesmen
FAMILIAR WITH DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
LINENS AND HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR. ADDRESS, GIVING ExPERI-
ENCE, o13 HERALD. FULTON ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

Baeen eriter Rlaffe, niht Obne benz
5Stationsborftanb fiir fein liebtnsr
pirbises @ntsegentonlr1en 81 barten.
sd mare SSbnen febr DerbuI1ben,
6err @tatiorsbpritanb1, fagte er gum
#@4lub, inberl e. ben Mnn9 ber Heb
ten gseottiden !9abanna in bic 2aft
bIies, ,tpern sic bic Site bdtter,
ben arn1er, sseufel bis morgen bier gu
bebalten. MGre bns m0glih9 Suite
gla9t bonn unb nohmals f9OniteI'
Danf!1
Sin pftff, unb Der s3ua feBte iii9
IN 8%emegung. 8ebngli9 ftredte 1th
8eberibge auf bic &ifien bin u1b
blidte ldnelnb gum Seniter binaus..
Der 3ug bielt nirgenos, unb es
bauerte r,i9t gar 10 Iange, Bis bic
2i9ter Der erften @orftabt bon 2onz
bon li9tbar tpurben. SIM 8Drbeiz
fabren erba16te 8eberibge 3einen 8lid
auf erleu9tete 2abenfeniter, ~gebrdngt
bolle @traBen, fabrenbe Smnibnffe;
balb nar ct nieber mitten i'm 2ebe1
brin, unb er 1a@te nte Elm entaiidtes
&inb i'm @orgefdmad biefes fDftli9en
Qebens.
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nnb f9lenberte pbne @epdd, pbne
feften glan @uftnn Moab entlang.
sir einen gef9eiten Meni9en".,
fagte er ii9, rielbft penn er unb
niht obne 3pingenben @runb ~
fir tpabniinnig erfldrt norben 1T,
muB es ni9t i@ptr iein, in biefem
u~ngebeurer 2pnbo1l Elm paar Barren
gu fi11ben, bic i'm nit benz N0tigen
per1prgen. Wie Elm 5tpeiter Diogenes
mill i6 mid nit Der 2aterre out ben
Meg madden, I'm einen 5pl9en Nar&l
rem al fu9er. - !6eut' mill i9 eirz
mol cine lu1tige Mdbt berbrtngen1,
befdloB e.; ypielletdt nbaben" lie
midi tnprgen f9on.1
ST lahte laut auf unb f4lng ben
Meg nad 9olborn Elm. ST mar
frDbli9 unb g1idli9 nie Elm Ri1b.
Die 2uft mar flor, bic 2i9ter branr1z
ten bell, bic Menfdenmense tposte
gefddftig auf rnb nieber, felbft bic
S9uBmidl1rer f9itnen i'm freunbli4
onaubliden. ST nenbete fi@ nett
ipdrts, unb als e an etner1 9aars
f4neibefalon. noruberfnm, fdiea e
cine plDBlihe gingebung gu baben.
Mit 1etfem Bebarern ffrid Ct ii&
iiber ben Bort, brebte e. ben lam
gen, feibenpeiden S9nurrburt; bant,
rief er n11s: Exit, Jrancis 8tbt<
ribge!!" unb trot in ben Qaben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
3ueiter Sell.

Baron Rubolf b. 8liBenberg TUB
allein an einem' SH9e i'm @peife<
5aal bes grDBten unb b%Drnebmften
9Dtels BON 2onbDn. @r mar Elm
b%liben6er iunger Munn BPM edit beutz
f9em 5Dpus, be1aB groBen Inter
nebmnngsgeiit unb MiBbegierbe, To-
nie Elm betrd9tli9es @ermDgen unb.
batte bas beimatlt@e @@loB in
8aDern b%erlaffen, I'M bas politii@e
unb gefell16aftli@e 2eben gnglanbs
etnige Mpnate gu ftubierer. SSn Der
enslii9en @prabe mediterranean,
per1pra9 er fib einer Dergniigte11 unb
1ebrrei9en Mufentbalt in 2onbon.
Mber Dbnobl er ert beute mDrgen
nngefpmmen par, begann ct bod
f9on cine lti1e Surht gu empfinben,
Db er niht ettpa IN beiben punften
cine Gnttdni@ dung erfabren nurbe,
Da Ct niidbt bic Mbfi@t begte, gar 3n
btele 8efannt19aften gu MAIDEN, bottle
Ct fih pon benz engltfden @eianbten
nur bier Gmpfeblungen geben laffen,
aber er batte fdon i'm 2aufe bes err
item Sages gu feiqem grDbten Be
bnuern in Grfabrung gebra6t, bob
ollie bie1e 6amilien Der 9auptftubt
fern puren, ia, baB iie fi6 au6 ni@t
auf ibren @iitern befanben; atpei 15az
milien tparer auf benz Rontinent, cine
an Der See, I'M iih bonn Mumps
gu trbolen, bic bierte befanb fid auf
elmer Befu9stournee.
8liBenberg nubte nint, mas er NIT
I4 anfangen foIlte, lnb 70 f6le1=
berte Ct berr1 Bel Ginbru9 Der DUNE
felbeit nuf bic Strabe bina11s, in
Der lei}er1 9%offnurg, irsenbei1 Nbe1ss
teuer 5u erleben Dber auf eine11 balbzzs
pergefienen Befanrten aus Der Set
fei11er biplomatifden Rarriere au fto<
zen. Die @trnben tpnrer gebrdngt
boil, aber TEN Menf1 nabm aud
rtur Bic gerinsite Noti3 BON inn,
MGnnlei1 unb Meiblein sinser
f9neigenb, 1lnenttpegt ibren gebeimz
risnoIlen 3ieler au. Das NGberge~
rGuih unb pferbegetrappel. bic gelz
Ierben Rufe Der Dmnibnstonbufteure
unb 3eitungsiungen pereinigter ih
31 eintmx 10 Idiirlner1bel1 Durheinar<
Der, bnB Der Baron CANA. pertpirrt
mar. Modbem ct id biermal ber<
irrt batte unb iebesmal bon eintm
freunbli9en Madmarn pieber out
ben re1ten Meg seIeitet iporben tpar,
arbeitete er fih miibfnm az feinem
6otel 3uriid; bort Dtrbradte e bic
Sell, inbem e bas Rnn1nne11 u1tb @ez
ben Der nl1bere 6%DtelbeipDbrer be-
tro9tete, Biz es Set tlDar, i@ gum
Diner ur13lfleiben.
@ege1t ndbtt lthr feBte3 e. iib at fti=
ner einfamen Mdhl3eit nieber. Der
pergplbete, getdfelte Speifefdal MINI
melte BON GiGiifen ulrtb Renner11, aber
es mar ,nidt Elm ein3iges befanntes
@eiiht unter alien. ST botte gerabe
Elm @erint 2dds ber5ebrt, dis fem
Bid allf eir1er GERM iiell. Der aiernli9
felbHberpuBt iii bic Weitte hes Saales
trat un0 iiin u1nblidte, dis iuhte ct
ct eirer1 8efol1l1ter1 Doer eiaen pdienz
ben Slid. Yer 5reHoe, ber groB
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29
Magf1nft in DeaAder Spradle.

E~Z%HE
MaSfnnft IN 9e1tider Sbrad5e.
9us 4l1sfunftsburenl gibt in 0eut.
ider Sprnhe befeittpiQigIt uno TO.
itenlos Musfnnft nber ale sic Bun
oesbertpaltnng betreffenoe MngeIeaer.
better, 6ffentlides @eiunobeitgtpeien.
1Solbaten lro Observation-Disclosures
ten, gefesgebing, NrbeiterberbdiiIt1ii.
iiee, DECENTRALIZATION, Mnsna1beruna,
git1ipqt1ber1tng, 5teuerpeien, Meife.
pdfie, @r5iebiingstpeie11 uip. Mnfra.
gen ii1o al ridten an: @errnan sec.
tim, 8nreou . 5oreien 2onaunge
Conformation 5erbice, Mmerican Me6
Gross Is. Beit 37tb street, Stem
gorf gyiitD. s. 5ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-09-29

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Biinof befuht babe 45
8ei biefe11 Morten empfanb 2abD
Qllieia cine grobe Grlethteruns: MN
mar lire 4eilnnbme an benz Mbenz
teurer eeredtfertigt!
ugitte, brinsen sic mid 10 nabe
ols mDslid 5ur STANDARDIZATION
fagte er.
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meme, es more beffer fiir Sic, penn
sic .bnlb alsiteigen nollten. Sic
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SSbrer1 Brief tparten. Sd tperbe ben.
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Gr lteb bas 5erfter b%ernnter, ba
fagte tie bafttg: ,Mber id ipetb ia
SSbre Mbreife niht, Mifter 8%eberibge."
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Mbreffe beg Gr5bti9ofs BON Dort
9reiben MOLTEN, oas fpurbe mid aliz
Derldfig erreihen." .
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berberge1, ftedte er ben Sept gum
5erfter. hina1s l1D rlef Dem Rut1der
81, CT mDge balten.
r2eben Sic tpobl" fliiterte ct 5drtz
lid, nit Der etnen 9anb bic tbre
6rudenb, nit Der anDere1 ben Maget1<
1nlag Dffnero.
r@ergeffen sic mid ni@t gang,
iagte lie leife.
rNiemals!!1 perfeBte er, i'm BE-
griffe ous5uftetgen; aber e penoete
np nog eth.!al nH., nHO 1m noglIen
angeADl!d Iu1lte sapp A''e'a s''en
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y lprens 21aaus wy l@loB .pen
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-20
"SCRAPPED" LIKE
OLD MACHINERY
That's What Virginia Man
Had Feared Would Hap
pen To Him.

Before ! got Tanlac was always
the last one at our hous.. to get TO the
table. and The first one 10 leave; bat
and the last one to stop eating. was
the characteristic statement made by
y. Il. Carter, sheet metal worker.
residing AT 3l7 Chestnut Street. Gov
inCton. Va.
1T seemed that my health broke
down all at once. just like I've seen
old pieces OF machinery that have
been used for years suddenly give
way and have TO be scrappcd. and
every day seemed To bring me closer
TO the time when | would have to b.
"scrappcd." After eating my stom-
ach hloatcd with gas so bad il re-
minded me Of the leather bellows |
use at the shop, and everything |
ate hurt me. ! was bilious and yell
low, and felt sluggish and heavy on
my feet. could hardly eat any
thing. and was too nervous to sit at
the table until the others finished
"a meal.
~ knew what Tanlac would do he
cause of the way il had helped my
brother. so commenced taking it,.
and il has Strengthened me out. put
new life and energy in me, and I'm
back at work every day feeling bet
ter than did even before my trou-
blcs began. The more people know
about what Tanlac has done for me
the better pleased I'll bc."-Advcr-
tiscment.