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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25
NEW DRY GOODS
STORE TO START
n. o. H. MUNSON WILL OPEN
STORE IN JosLIN BLOCK
IN April.

H. o. H. Munson, who was for many
years associated with B. Burton in the
dry goods business in Little Falls, has
decided to remain in Little Falls and
he will open a dry goods and ladies
furnishings store at the old Pantzke
stand in the Joslin building, Broadway
east, early in April. The store room
has been leased 10y Mr.. Munson and
work will be commenced at once on re-
modelling.
Mr.. Munson came to Little Falls four
teen years ago and since that time had
been in charge Of the dry goods depart,
1aent of the Burton store, until it re-
Gently went out of business. Prior to
coming to Little Falls, Mr.. Munson was
ot Duluth. He has engaged in the dry
goods business for over thirty years.
His many friends in Little Falls will be
pleased to know that he will remain in
Little Falls.
Besides full line Of dry goods and
ladies' furnishings, the new store will
carry a line of women's g ready-to-wear.
Mr.. Munson states that he will handle
high class merchandise only. 49,
STATE EXAMS NEXT WEEK
State examinations will be held in
the local public schools! and in the rural
schools throughout the c@uty OF
Thursday, March 81, and Friday, Apr1'
l. The examinations in Little Fails
will he held at the high school.
Following is the program for the ex.
aminations, which is the same for all
schools:
Thursday, March 81
$3.50 a. m.-Spelling.
900 a. m.-Eighth grade grammar
and composition.
900 p. m.-American History.
Friday, April 1
9:CO a. m.-Arithmetic.
200 p. photography.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25

Charles Fortier is home from the uni
versity for the Easter vacation.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25

! The Pike Creek Farm Bureau unit
will meet at 1880 O'Clock Monday,
March 2Sth, at the assembly hall,
Backwards. This is an important meet
ing and every member and friends are
urged to be present.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25
Born

OISON-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albert OF
son, Tuesday, March %, son.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25
Farm Bureau Notes

Interesting meetings were held at
Royalton Monday, when Hugh J..
Hughes of the State Department of
Agriculture was present to explain the
marketing of grain under the plan OF
the "Committee of Seventeen,' ap-
pointed by the American Farm Bureau
Federation. E. P. Nauertz, director of
the Minnesota Potato Exchange, also
gave a very interesting talk about the
marketing Of potatoes through the ex-
change. Although no definite action was
taken at this meeting, considerable in:
terest was shown in these marketing
plans and committee Of seven ap-
pointed to study the situation and re-
port at meeting on April 4. The plan
is to develop these potato marketing as
sociations if possible.
Bowlus farmers gathered at the hall
on Tuesday to hear the potato market
ing plan Of the Minnesota Potato Ex-
change discussed by Mr.. Jordan, one Of
it's representatives. Although nothing
definite was taken up at this meeting,
owing to lack of interest, it was decided
that committee be appointed to can
vas the territory and see what could be
done to get number Of farmers in
terested in this plan of marketing. No
time was set for the meeting of this
committee.
Many farmers will be interested in
the meeting to be held at the Lightner
school house Saturday afternoon by the
Rail Prairie township unit of the Farm
Bureau. At this meeting, potato mar
keting and potato diseases will be dis
cussed by the county agent. Each
member will bring potatoes Of his own
bin, where they will be sorted into mar
keting classes, diseases found and rem
edies given for their treatment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25

y ROBBINS Mr.. and Mrs Jos.
Robbins, Tuesday, March %, daugh-
for %afg; VIE zs
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25

The potato seed plot, pooling orders
for dynamite, and handling the 1921
wool clip are the subjects for discussion
at the following Farm Bureau township
meetings. !.
Cushing unit-Town hall, March 28,
8 p. M; Clough unit-Town hall, March
20, p. NJ; Motley unit -Morey school, ,
March 30, 2 p. M; Rosing unit Gust
Franzen, March 81, 2 p:m.; Darling
unit-Town hall, April 1, 8 p. m. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25

8 PI.ANTE-To Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert.
Plante Of Ripley, Tuesday, March =, 9.
dauRhter.. ,sss.s9s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1921-03-25
ANNUAL MEETING :
WELL ATTENDED
rs PRESENT AT BOARD OF COM
MERGE SESSIoN-0FFICERs
WERE ELECTED II

Seventy-five members attended the
annual meeting Of the Little Falls
Board of Commerce Monday evening at
the Elks hall. This marked the start
Of the fourth year for this organization.
The business session was preceded by a
cafeteria lunch served by D. J. Bell
and AL. Gierok. ~
Election of officers was the first bust
ness taken up. DR.. c. H. Longley, A.
v. Taylor and Gordon Wands were
elected members of the board of direc'
tors to succeed Chas. Sylvester, Geo.
Kiewel and J. X. Martin. H. E. Bid
dinger was reelected corporation Sec
retary and N. j. Peterson was reelected
treasurer,
Before the election of directors, the
retiring members of the board, Messrs.
Sylvester, Kiewel and Martin, stated
that they did not wish to serve on the
board again, urging the members to
elect some Of the younger men and thus
infuse some new blood in the board.
They pledged themselves to do all in
their power for the good of the organ
ization in any other way, if called upon.
A rising vote of thanks was extended
to the retiring directors, on motion by
L. WtVasaly. President Gordon then
called upon the retiring officers for
talks. They stated that they were glad
to see the younger men elected to the
board and expressed the hope that the
members in general would give the
board the same splendid support in the
future.
. President Gordon announced that the
membership drive had been postponed
on account of the fact that R. B. Mill
ard, who had been chosen as chairman
OF the membership committee, was un-
able to spare the time.
A letter from B. F.. Nelson of the
Hepnepin Paper Company, regarding
the living cost in Little Falls, was read
by the president. Mr.. Nelson stated
in the letter that according to report
he had received from Little Falls the
living cost here had increased 9A per
cent over a year ago while a Dunn
Bradstreet report showed a decrease of
SO per cent for the entire country. He
asked the Board of Commerce to look
into this matter. Tt was pointed out
by board members after the letter was
read that the report from Little Falls
was. prepared by employees Of the paper
mill as protest against wage reduc.
ton, and that it included rents, taxes,
etc. The sentiment of the members in
general was that these figures were en-.
tirely wrong and the board of directors
were instructed to make a thorough in
.vestigation of the matter and submit a
Of 800 for five memberships accompan-
ioI tho 1of+or
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MEN.

Far more men are on the way up than
have already reached the top. Our hand Is
outstretched-ln tile shape of remarkable
opportunity-to a few ambitious, aggressive
minded men who are not finding the
going 10 their liking in their present employ
ment and who will welcome a lift up to the
higher levels, where compensation runs mat
ter-of-co TO a hundred dollars a week
and up. We prefer to put the full strength
Of our big and resourceful organization back
OF the man who hasn't a long record of sue
cess TO boast Of. but whose present needs
and present sincere determination 10 get
ahead, regardless of opportunities missed or
days that are past will find Il easy to re-
spond 70 the sympathetic. individual coach
Ing OF our friendly Manager of Personnel
and to begin 10 mount the ladder toward
REAL SUCCESS. The RIGHT OPPORTU-
NIFTY Is HERE, ready TO meet the right men
MORE THAN HALF WAY. II you're Gen
tile and over %. call. from 10 TO 4,
20 WEST 44TH STREET,
SUITE 1910.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN

MAN.
Statesmen ara born, aud made afterward, 3,
and we make item. To Join our selling or
ganization your qualifications need be only
ambition and determination-and whole
some desire for hard work. We win place
you under the personal supervision of our
salesmarager. who is qualified to train you
and make you a success in work. You
viii quickly be able to take your place with
the other highly successful men on our sell
ing staff You need have no experience-in
fact we prefer TO train the inexperienced
man We have several openings for men OF
mana gerial ability as soon as they qualify.
III you have been waiting for real oppor-
tunity take advantage Of this one BY call
Ing any day this week after 10 o'clock ana
asking for MIR. WILLIAMS.
SUITE 1919. FLATiI.SE BUILDING
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MAN

To a man, preferably over so years OF
age. who will assure us that he Is willing
10 work hard when hard work produces
earnings high above average, we viii open
an opportunity on our sales staff such as
will command for him, from the start,
an offer that we will not have to lay down
before the RIGHT MAN more than once
We prefer TO give tho opportunity TO
deeply ambitious determined sort OF man
who won't be satisfied until he is drawing
$3.50 a week or better. There's more than
that waiting for such a man. The oppor-
tunity, however. won't wait long. We are
counting on fitting a man to the Job To-
DAY. Machineless Refrigerating Co., room
1902. lt6 Nassau st.
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JOHN DANIEL & SONS,

JOHN DANIEL < SONS,
BROADWAY. sTi-gTlt srs.. ". "
havc a permanent position FOR young sales
clerk experienced ~ liurus blankets aud
domestice. Apply BY lciirt.
KNITTER. experienced on links. Links Ma
chine, 2Ga Central av., Brooklyn.
MANA first class automobile electrical
repair man, one especially who Ii thorough
Is familiar with Deco and Remy systena
also a very competent magnetic man, ahso-
Iitcy one other need apply. excellent prop
nsitlon for the proper party, bridgeport
Battery and Electric Service, 20i john st.,
Bridgeport, Conn.
MAN, handy, who can run light truck and
motor lnwrmowcr, grind feed and be gen
Virit, Conn.
MfsN--rhe l.. II, steel Service Corporation
wants good men with gales ability. APP
ply room 7c3. 1e5 broadway.
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SALESMAN. live young man, about $3.50
years, IA used car department OF large
automobile concern which markets a popular
car; we need fellow with good. sound,
proven business ability to sell used cars on 4
very liberal and sound basis; state full
particulars regarding past experience; ey-
not absolutely essentials salary and commits
sion. q. G., 4os Herald. Herald 50.
SATEsAiF.N, experienced, 10 sell new prac-
teal copyrighted and exclusive sale pro
motion premium system; direct from es,ab-
grocery trade; unusual proposition and sat
isfactory remuneration 10 men or real sell
Ing ability who can train and develop other
men; state age. experience and references.
w SO Herald, Herald 81.
SALESMAN, furniture, in n large NeW Tas.
land retail store; must be experienced
With instnlment payment plan of selling. Ap-
ply Immediately by letter or ia person, sum
merticld Company, 3t4 Weybossot St. Prov
idence, II. ].
Statesmen 40 wanted who have n follow.
ing among the better cigar stores for "A
vvol known line Of pipes, smokers articles
wires, state experience. w 81 Herald. Hor.
aid sq.
sALEsNEN-imm few men TO
represent Us IN q sales capacity, one sale
r dey earns $50 per week; commission ouiy
See Mr.. Sven, Room COZ, 1sS Montague It,.
Brooklvn
EALEsMlsN and detail men IN Interview ply
rcians with pharmaceutical sprcialuos;
only good, experienced men apply. intraVcn-
Gus Products Co, Inc, III Madison ar.
SAt4ESMAN calling On engineers trade want
~ 10 sell eide line staple article. good
seller: liberal commission. Y $40 Herald,
Fulton n.
sALESMEN with established restaurant,
hotel and grocery trade, 70 soil roasted
coffee as side lines good commission. Il $50
Herald. $50 Bway.
SALESMAN familiar with carbon paper,
typewriter ribbons and stationery: good
proposltion iiei Herald. Fulton ~
sTENOGRAPTER, young man preferably.
with knowledge OF building business. Room
1905. $50 Madison av.
TIRE ADJUsTER
a man with experience state age, ex-
rcrience references and salary desired, X.
w., 325 Herald, Herald SQUARE
wARPERs (sTf.RD
Wantcd-ThorouEhiy experienced horizontal
warpcrs; steady work and high wages. Ap-
ply tho Cedar CiNf Silk Compsny, i31 Fast
Frederick ST.. Biughsmpton. ~. v.
YOUNG MEN
N you have had selling experience IN any
line YOU can make real money offering q
preferred stock ~ New York corporation
Tor public subscription on Il liberal commits
sion basis. IL VIII pay YOU 10 Investigate.
Call o 10 ~ "A NJ. and 7i80 20 0 T.. NJ, all
week, suite J05. 1923 Broadway.
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sALEsMBN

SALARY AND COMMISSION.
Two experienced selesmon, college educa-
tion 10 be introduced 10 people OF means
20 secure them as cooperative customers
n one OF the largest chain store systems
IN the country.
Call after o'clock. ask for Mr.. SchwRrz
~ West 13S St. Room 902 @.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ACCOUNTANT PARTNERSHIP = ESTAB.
IisHED SIX YEARS; WELL APPOINT
ED OFFICES; HAVE PRACTICALLY ALL
work WITHIN THIRTY MILE RADIUS;
NO COMPETITION WITHIN 100 NILES;
EARNED $500 LAST YEAR. PAID Ny
SENIOR MAN $4,000: WILL SELL EALg
INTEREST IN MY PRACTICE FOR 5000
PROVIDING YOU CAN QUALIlrYi KNoWL-
EDGE OF FEDERAL TAX MATTERS PRE-
FERRED BUT NOT ESSENTIAL.
SYDNEY IL. VEAL. JOHNSON CITY, TENN.
CONTRACT FOR YOUR SPECIAL MA
CHINERY NOW.
America is country of great resourceful-
ness. Business Is coming back with rush.
Get your share by having your equipment IN
shape. OUR FACILITIES UNE%CELl4ED.
Iron foundry, brass and aluminium castings
Machine shop. woodworking department
Nickel and brass plating, japan baking.
Wood and metal patterns, structural iron
work. ENGINEERS and MANUFACTURERS
HOE CORPORATION,
Poughkoepsie, N. Y.
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HELP WANTED-MALE-

YOUNG man as assistant to cost accountant
al Fatchogue, Long Island; married man
preferred, state age. experience and salary
desired by letter only 70 Patchogue- Plymouth
Mills Corporation. 1lf5 Broadway. New York
city.
YOUNG man. learn new business; experience
unnecessary we teach you TO make $50
weakly. " 2aS Hera Id. uerald 50.
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Instruction.

1netructlon.
ACTION INCREASES INCOME.
ORGANIZED use OF even ORDINARY
ability brings increase In Eaiary and pro-
motion 10 responsible positions.
You probably do not need n technical
education ONE-TENTH as much as you
need TO acquire the ability 70 USE that
which you ALREADY know.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT.
DR.. FRANK CRANE
and
HARRINGTON EMERSON
can and WILL help you TO secure moro
RESPONSIBLE position and MORE
PAY. which naturally goes with promo
tion.
And, II YOU happen TO be in business
for yourself-they can and WILL help
PROFIT.
Call at room 1l1I, 18th floor. KniclS-
erbocker Building. 42d st. and broadway.
for further Information any time be-
tween the hours OF A. NJ. to 10 r. NJ
BECoME A
TRAFFIC MANAGER.
Conditions point to an enormously in
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next months; salaries VIII range
from SO, 900 to $4,000 a year.
A system has been devised by group
OF traffic specialists TO fit men for this
growing need
BY this system, without interfering with
your present work Mt all, you can qualify
for this splendid profession in a few
short months.
Find out about It. Call or phone for
information write for booklet 1-O.
No obligation.
I4ASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia w. 42d ST., n. Y. G. Bryant $500.
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CHAugFEUR and wife. colored. wish posi-
tions together private family good ma
chinst; wife first class cook: take entire
chayge: city. country. ~ 1861 Herald, Bklyn
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

CHAUFFEUR. gardener or useful man, 20.
American. single; expert driver. good me
chanic; position Immediately. l. 63S Herald,
2S0 B'way.
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CHAUFFEUR-M MECHANIC. careful driver.
10 years experience. excellent private ref
erences; neat. courteous. willing. drive any
car; desires position city. country. Nora
ingside 62S0 IL. Lang. 100 Claremont av.
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CHAUFFEUR. French-Swiss. wishes position,
touring or country competent careful
driver; terms reasonable. Caretaker. Z Il.
a6th st.
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The New York Her
aid is the first New
York newspaper TO
publish a comprehen-
sive daily "Bond News
and Notes" feature.
The Herald prints
more important Bond
information FIR ST
than any other New
York Newspaper.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Femaie-DomcstiC

Situations Wanted FcmnIe-Domcstic.
GOTHAM, $500 Broadway, ith-a5th--lIousc-
workers. couples, cooks. Mattresses, nurses.
SS96 Riverside.
BRENNAN'S AGENCY
supplies first class domestic help in city and
country 40 T. Goth St Plaza f217-f2fs.
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ence on high grade cars; city and touringi
private; Wlnton preferred. Il Herald.
Herald so.
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neat, refined, willing. hard worker: six
years experience: low wages. good refer
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MEN.
I AM LOOKING

AM LOOKING
for a particular type of man who Is inher
emily honest. who can faithfully represent
an organization of national reputation and
record; regardless Of present occupation, you
may be that particular man whom j can
place in a position 10 earn not less than
81 500 per year. Call between 10 and l.
a, NJ. room o02, 50T 9th av.
MEN. can you sell? Intelligent. prosperous
looking men make fine incomes with us.
they make no money for US they get none
for themselves. Write NJ j 4oS Herald, gul-
ton 81.
OFFICE ORGANIZER.
Man wanted who has sufficient education
and business experience to qualify as sys-
tematizer; only one who has ideas and the
ability TO carry them into execution will
qualify. When replying give fun details
concerning experience, education and salary
desired. 4. D.. $50 Herald. Herald so.
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lfAuFFEUR, Japanese. neat. capable man;
four years last position, just disengaged,
wishes position anywhere. Please address
Nahai lima. 56 w. s0tll st.
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statesmen.

Christian, any age over %.
whether employed or not. call
for confidential Interviews We
are confident You VIII wisely
consider the possibility of earn
Ing $4,000 during the next 10
dnvs. Call after 10 A. NJ. Suite
1908, $50 Madison av., at i5th 81.
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ADVERTISING MEN.

ADVERTISING MEN.
Experienced men, Al proposition; commits
sion basis. only high class men need apply.
Call Room 9o2, 20 Broadway.
peFience, qualification and salary expected.
y 1913 Herald, Bronx.
BOY wanted IN office of old established
American export house previous expert
euce unnecessary; apply In own handwriting,
stating age, schooling and naticanlity; sal
my start IS. Merchants. B. II. 2S6 Herald,
Downtown.
BUSINESS executive, man capable of or
gaTiEiug and managing 4 business In
sporting goods line. Tl6 Herald, 10th ST.,
or telephone Englewcod 4s2
CABINETMAItl1R aud STAIR work. Val.
Wahirarn. 80 Proctor 81, Glendale, =. 7.
CANvAsSERs AND Statesmen
can make large and quick profits selling a
novelty statue Of Caruso that las mnde big
public hit. Room 3ii, $50 Madison av.
CLERK. hank house has opening 70 expe-
reuccd assistant mail clerk. give details
and salary Y $40 Herald. Fulton n.
COUPLE, white, entire work OF cottage,
small family. Far Rockaway: reference.
can after ~, Store, T3i 80 nv.
pAtEYMAN for n small herd of Ayrshlres
man who can take care of few hens and
help tn other work n required. Box 392,
f;rgcnwich Conn.
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CHEF. caterer, colored, take over dining
room. full charge. Herbert Gaskin, ll5
w. 130th ST.
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CHAUFFEUR; % years with families;
references Al. Magnus 40 W. Hath.
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COUPLE, SPANISH,

COUPLE, cook and butler. for small family:
must have best OF references and be thor
ough II every way. Address Box 332, Green
wich, Conn.
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CLERKS position afternoons and evenings,
by young gentleman, Is years old; good
habits, desires advancement: good refer
ences. Theodore Richards, 327 +. 42d st.
COOK, Chinese, first class, or general house
work, wants position in private, city or
country. Chang. 10 Doyers st.. city.
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EXPORT MEN

WH WANT TO TELL YOU or THE
RlGGEFT BUSINESS EVER STATED
~ THE IiiSTORY or CIVILIZATIONS,
A RfrSINESS or ESPECIAL INTEREST
To EXPORT MEN FRIGHT NOW" FOR
YOT1 CAN GET ON a MONEY MAKING
HAStg AS SOON AS NOT ARE IA
WTIIAR WITH OUR PROPOSITION,
WITH OPPORTUNITY rOR RAp1p An.
NANCEMENT. WRITE FOR Ah ~
TERVlEw. s ~ HERALD, HERALD ~.
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MILLINERY trimmer Tor high class trade.
da4 Madison av. foom 4ll.
NURSE, competent infant; references re-
uuired; good salary. Gratz, 275 West asth.
SECRErARY atenographer--A spiendld op-
portunity for n young lady who can take
rnpid dlctatlon 80 he secretary 20 tile
manager OF the real cgtate department Of
large corporation: must have real estate cN-
perience aud fairly understand tho business;
typewrita your renly. stating age ma
tlouallty, experience and salary expected.
u. A.. box 90 Herald. Herald 20
sTrNOGRApIIER. Christian, capable, ox-
perienced. OF neat appearance, to assist de-
partinent head; only applicants with quallfl-
cations need apply position permanent; sal.
want file clerk. typist and office boy Call
Whitaker Paper Co., ~, so. 10 Great
Jones ~.
S,rENOqRApHER, experienced In whole
sale mercantile limo; SALARY 500 nor
month 10 start. good opportunity for adj
vancement. must be high school grad.
uste. Tie Nut House, 20 Fulton 81.
sT'ENoGRAPIIER and typist, experienced ON
Underwood machine only capable partfcs
need apply. j. L. Taylor e Co t0t 9th nv
second floor.
sTENoGRAriIER and office assistant real
estate office; must have experience state
salary and qualifications. M 1i07 Herald,
Harlem.
sTENOGRApHKR wanted with Enowledgo
of bookkeeping, for temporary position
salary 81 por week. y ZOO Herald, go
Bway.
srENoGRApI1ER and bool,keeper. must ba
good penman, hours D-4 80. Write o 100
Herald Fulton st-
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS-JT miles per gallon made with
new sptentcd gasoienc yapDrizer. Write
for particulars, Strarsky NGporizer CO..
PuSwana South Dakota.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

BOOkkEEPER--Youn man, years cxpe-
rience. accounting student: capable take
charge credit, collections; references. Koepp-
Ter. 1901 Sd ay
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

large financial institution wants three
or four men for It's sales organiza tion.
who have reached that stage la their bus
mess development where they realize the
best way TO become successful Is BY hard
work properly applied. with an established
growing house.
II you believe that you can sell banking
service Of unusual merit and are a man
OF integrity and honesty Of purpose. write
S Q2 Herald. Herald 50.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

FAINTER, paperhanger, plasterer. wants
work owners; private; reasonable.
Ia AtA IL
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-FEMALE.

HoUSEWORKER. experienced, wishes posi-
ton. Mrs. George Watson. Phone Audu-
bgft
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JOHN DANIELB & SONS

BROADWAY. sTII AND 9TH SITS.
INTELLIGENT GIRLS. ABOUT IL YEARS.
As RELIEF CASHIERS. APPLY by
LETTER.
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COUPLE, man useful butler; wife excellent
cook entire work small adult family: both
thoroughly competent. city. country. Booth,
2l4 w. oath st. Watkins 7470.