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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-30
MEN WANTED

THE MARINE UNIVERSITY
wants TO get in touch with men who
are anxious to become DECK OFF1C-
ers in the
MERCHANT MARINE SERVICE
COAST GUARD
u. S. NAVY
To these men we can offer complete
course in Navigation, Seamanship, etc.
which will enable them to pass the re-
quired examinations for these posi-
tions. Our HOME STUDY PLAN is the
best in the world. This preparation
will take four to six months. Salaries
after the course is completed run from
SITS to $500 per month and all Elk
penses.
THIS SCHOOL HAS NEVER YET
FAILED TO SECURE A GRADUATE
POSITION
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
SOUTH FAIRLEE.

Misses Ruth and Rachel Cotton OF
Dorchester, Mass. are visiting al
their aunt's Mrs S A George, thi:
week.
Miss Flanders from Littleton /.
visiting her brother George Flanders
Gladys Young spent a few days In
Norwich recently with her friend
Ruby Fitzgerald.
Bessie Godfrey visited at George
Clcgston's this week.
Ray DeGOosh is filling silo for A
w Jameson.
William Young spent last week in
Boston, making the trip with Mary,
Alice and William Mari, in Mrs
Morey's new Essex car.
Ed Pierce has moved into the
Southworth tenement.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26

Bradford Academy has secured from
the Navy Department some interest
ing relics of this ship in the form
of gangway headboards.- Each of the
four headboards is about two feet
wide and seven feet long. They are
of oak with brass sides and are
deliberately carved.
These relics will probably be plac-
ed in the Assembly Hall of the
Academy where they will help to re,
mind the boys and girls of the pres
ent time of the efficient and heroic
service, rendered the Country by a
former student of B. A. and also to
inspire in them a devotion that will
enable them to give a similar SER
vice if called upon.
The worth of these relics will be
even more apparent as the years go
by and the Academy is fortunate to
secure such fine mementoes of the
ship and the voyage that played such
a glorious part in our Navy's history.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
FUNERAL OF CHARLES NJ BLAKE.

|
Boston Transcript of Aug. % con
tains the following:
From his home at l Buena Visti
street, Roxbury, the funeral o.
Charles M Blake took place thi:
afternoon. The service, which was
marked by simplicity, was conduct
ed by Rev. John Malick, minister OF
the Unitarian Congregational Church
in Cincinnati, o., who has been in
Boston to conduct the Sunday SER
vices at Arlington Street Church
The ministrations included the read
ing of passages from the Scriptures
and prayers. There was no singing.
Following the service the body was
taken to Forest Hills Cemetery, for
burial.
Mr. Blake, who died last Friday at
his home, at the age of eighty-three
years, was the last survivor of the
members OF the clothing firm of
Isaac Fenno & Co, who were pioneers
in the manufacture of ready-made
clothing. The late Mr. Fenno married
Mr. Blake's sister.
Charles M Blake was born in East
Corinth, VT. on April 10, 1898; the
son of Nathan and Susan Torrey
Blake. Following the removal of the
family to Massachusetts, the son at
tended school in Melrose, in 1858 and
was a pupil of Chauncey Hall School
in "a and '55. He entered the store
of his brother-in-law, Isaac Fenno,
in 1856, and from the work Of Office
boy was rapidly promoted to posi-
tions of Importance and trust. For
many years he was a partner in the
firm.
His enjoyment of art found ex-
preston in many good examples of
the work of local artists, with which
he surrounded himself. He had keen
appreciation of good music and as a
lover of nature and sport regularly
spent his summers in camps with
rod and line
Mr. Blake is survived by his sister,
Mrs A B Fenno-Gendrot, of Buena
Vista street, Roxbury; also a niece,
Mrs Herbert l. Kelly, of Boston, and
a grand-niece, Almira Fenno Stafford
Of Melrose.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
RELICS PROM THE "OREGON.-

Through the courtesy and COOPER
alton Of Admiral Charles f Clark,
who commanded the battleship
OREGON" on her famous trip
around the Horn" in the stirring
days Of the Spanish-American War,
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1921-08-26
ii. X. AUSTIN.

H X Austin, a prominent resident
of Edwards, Miss. died there August
18th, aged ninety years. Mr. Austin
was a native of Bradford but moved
to Mississippi in 1867. The Daily
Herald of Vicksburg, Miss. says of
him:
"He was a man of unusually fine
qualities, typical of the old school
gentleman, a scholar, who enjoyed
his library, and a very successful
planter. He retired from active fields
of work several years ago, and even
at his advanced age, frequently stat
ed "a man is never too old to learn
and kept abreast of the times by
reading the daily papers and current
literature"
He leaves a son, Harry R Austin of
Vicksburg and daughter, Miss Min
ME B Austin of Edwards, besides a
host of friends.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsnrEN.


In your past selling and business expert
ence you can remember how you let oppor-
tuntles 90, not fully realizing at the time
that you were passing up a real opportunity
II is possible for you to grasp your oppor-
trnity now In a business industry that has q
future TAR greater than anything ever known
in civilization.
Have you ever stopped 10 anaiyze the rea-
son for the great number of mtllionaires IN
the United States7 II you VIII look Up the
records OF those who have made millions n
lifetime you wiz find they are tho ones
who have grasped their opportunity and
made good.
Suppose We were to tell you that we have
the opportunity right now 20 make more
millions IN tho neat ten years than any In
ica-would you take the trouble 70 tnvesp-
gate and find out for yourself n our state
ment Is correct or not?
we lack words to adequately express the
magnitude Of this industry, but We want 10
tell you all about It.
Five months time and over 10000 have
been spent n this campaign. We could so
ing this proposition and then We would not
be able 10 explain It sufficiently.
A personal interview win convince you.
Can at our office between A. n. ana
r. NJ. Wednesday.
- East 42d street
(fourth noor).
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
STOCK SALESMAN.

The nature OF our proposition plus ths
cooperation We give our salesmen should
make II possible for the high calibrs man
to sell a minimum Of $50. 600 a month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement OF
respective fields II "a one which every real
stock salesman WIN welcome once Il Is ex.
planned 20 him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
Investigation WHY continue 10 handle those
OF douhtful naerit2 we have room for few
high quality men II our organization on
highly attractive commission basis II Won
can qualify address Suite 9i2, AZ West gath
st.. or telephone Mr. HoGes. Fltz hoy 1899.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALEsMEN.

Your future is entirely In your own hands;
can offer the opportunity to you IL you can
measure up; It's certain and unusual. If
you have some selling experience, are ambi-
tious, full of energy and determination. II
you have good appearance, talk conyinc-
ingly and can handle a high grade business
in forceful, STRAIGHTFORWARD way. /. a.
vICE-PRESIDENT of my company can put
you In the way Of connecting permanently
and securely with a thoroughly successful,
rapidly growing concern. Apply ITO Broad
way. room sos. ask for MIR. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
WANTED.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
WANTED.
You can earn $3.50 week.
II we earn 500 a week or less We
ENVY the fellow who earns $500
week and WONDER HOW ne does y.
Most az Us have an Idea that he's
got some scheme" and when we see
him go on and up We think he's
gifted"
Some Of our fellows who never
earned over SEQ a week before or who
had NEVER SOLD a THING, now
rank as our most successful statesmen
and they are drawing weekly oommls-
sion checks varying from 1851 to S406.
CEIrures taken from last weeks pay
roIl) An actual AVERAGE OF III
producing statesmen, large and small,
showed earnings Of $50 per man last
week.
The REAL, reason WHY man can
be euccessful moneymaker is found
n the fact that lie has learned, FIRST
"a CONTR0L, HIMSELF. After that
ONLY can lie develop his ability to
command the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE. Control YOURSELF and you
CONTROL YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
WORK DOES THE REST.
A mind faIod with Envy, Fear,
Jealousy. Hatred y q DISEASED
MIND, and sees life through lenses
that are out ~ focus. Sueh q mind
THINKS WITH ITS FEELINGS, Or,
IN other words, Il doesn't think at all
1t only FEELS.
Drive out those birds of prey which
rob u every single day. Then, and
only then, VIII we begin to see other
people ana OURSELVES as we really
are. THEN we shall SEE our oP-
PpRTITNTTIES-our right places-and
our latent abilities win have the
chance To unfold ard develop, and
GRASP OPPORTUNITY.
The Business Builders offers you oP-
rORTTNITY. Most Jobs are tread
mills But the BUSINESS Builders Jobs
are FsCAI.ATOBs--they carry you Up
a. you make YOUR feet COUP and
or 20 BIGGER Jobs and bigger
things.
Learn the Science Of Selling and 70
up and on with u.s. We've got some
OF the best statesmen IN the country
on our force. working HARD and
MIXING MONEY. But Il isn't only
the money We earn Now. its the
splendid OPPORTUNITY we GU have
20 MAKE GOOD and ret a BIGGER
TOT with MORE MONEY for the
Business Builders are under con-
TRACT with three corporations 20
TRAIN men for aalcE and business
executive positions paying from $4,000
% SiS GOO year Those corporations
MUST HAVE FIRST CLASS MEN.
mcu nj large chlibre. Within the past
year wn hnve trained e5 mon for them.
rhey r'ii REQUIRE 49, THEY MUST
Tr pBCT0TEn FROM OUR SELL
INr RANKS Those ranks ARE oren
to N0u YOUR OPPORTUNITY IS
HERE, NOW.
II Won have NEVER cold anything.
THAT Ts NO OBSTACLE You CAN
SELL Say that with determination
let re other thought enter your mind.
RrGrN NOW. Get your training
without cost ~ tho same time earn
ine good income. The JOB we've
rot for YOU NOW = n good orc, but
Il Is ouiv Z .SrArTER--a TESTER
for tre BIGGER JOB hiaher up when
you Make Good You have q snlendii
opportunity THIS WEEK. We have
started Z New Sales Unit Your JOB
and YOUR OPPORTUNITY are ri1ht
hero. Cali between 10 and ..
AK for Mr.. Wells
JAMES w EfITOTT's
rrrErlEsS puILDrRs.
G20 Firth Avenue Cat Goth STREET..
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.


STEWARD and chef wanted for large New
England hotel Telephone Edward n SAM
derson, Hotel PGnusy sylgania. between 10 ard
IT, a. MI Only applicants with highest zcf-
eTance and qualifications considered.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALEsAIAN.

A practical stock and bond salesman
who s. the present time success
fully selling oil stock In the city OF
VIII deliver a lecture on Tuesday even
ing, March 10. subject, ''How to In
crease Your Sales: !" you are invited to
be present and are under no obliga-
tlons whatever. Apply at Suite T05,
512 9Th av., and ask Tor. or write to,
Mr.. Collins. for ticket OF admission.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
aALEsAfEN-

A New York banking house, with
branches In several cities, has
opening on Its permanent staff
for two clean-cut men OF good
standing selling attractive govern
ment bond issues on a successful
selling plan; attractive commits
sion basis. Those selected must be
able TO appreciate an unusual OPP
portunity and demonstrate their
desire to take full advantage of 1t.
They win be thoroughly Instructed
by and have the fun cooperation
Of the firm. This offers a most
desirable connection TO earnest, re-
liable men who want to advance
Themselves.
CALL BETWEEN 1880 AND 1880,
ROOM 1, WALL STREET.
ASK FOR BOND SALES MANAGER.
!
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
statesmen.
READ THIS AID.

II 7 WE'RE TO TELL YOU OF THE
BIGGEST BUSINESS EVER STARTED
IN THE HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION
AND THAT YOUR OPPORTUNITY
WAS UNLIMITED AND THAT WE
HAD ROOM FOR HUNDREDS OF
BIG MEN WOULD YOU TAKE THE
TROUBLE TO CALL UP MURRAY
HILL 1904, AND ASK FOR MR. BIRD7
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILE sALEsMEN.
You can earn $50 a week

Your selling experience can keep
right on earning money for you To-
rardless Of the automobile business
Conditions. Read the Business Build
ers' ad. in these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED--MALE.
SALE SAfEN.
SECURITIES.


SECURITIES.
We want several expert. sxpe-
rieneed and reliable Securities
Statesmen for our New York office,
Just opened. We are marketing
among other issues the stock OF
an established manufacturing
company bearing well adver-
tised name. officered by men Of
national and International reputA-
tions. To those who can qualify
We offer fresh leads. experienced
cooperation. liberal commissions
and an opportunity to make more
than you are now earning. no mat
ter how much & may be.
Apply, giving particulars. 20
LYNDON DWIGHT WOOD.
5s2 Fifth Avenue.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.
Consider carefully the following:

Consider carefully the following:
Twenty-Five dollars or more a day IS
available for you as a representative Of a
firm that is now In lts eighteenth Year or
business. You will be educated IN its
principles. which are truth and righteous
ness. and In due time advanced TO an
executive position wherein your earnings
viii be appreciably greater, thereby justi-
flying your coalcientious preliminary eff
forts.
Can at $50. 10 or .. suite GIG. Al Broad St
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AMBTTIorJs sALEsMEN

AMBITIOUS statesmen.
rs your business suffering depression
Ours Is unaffected. We can use three hign
grade representatives New York, Albany and
Newark We have $1,000 900 in assets and
are selling extension educational service. Per-
manent position, large commission earnings
for the right men. Call between and u,
room 6of, liz West 42d st. Ask for MT.
Marcellus.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.


Por Hlre--PassenEer Cars.
ATTRACTIVE limousine; owner win drive;
reasonable terms. EVANS, Harlem 23s5
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine. BY hour.
day, weak; very reasonable. Phone 6chuy-
Ter hsas.
CADILLAC. sedan. beautiful, latest model
Very rerssrAhle rates. Phons SCOTT,
Aud .bon 2ta4
cAI1fLAc 1918 7 passenger limousine; ss
hour; day, week. month. Columbus b6Te.
COLE sedan, five passenger, 70 private fam.
lly. rates reasonable Phone Audubon a0sA
HUDSON, latest tyne super limousine. landau
let, monthly, hourly. MILTON HORN.
Bryant $500
LIMOUSINE touring cars Tor hire; moderate
rates BUCKLES. Phone Murray Hill cs05.
PACKARD twin six, limousine, equippsa
Wertfnghouse ahaorhora; hour monthly
scANLON, Circle i99i
PACKARD twin skies: reasonable rates
monthly specially. MUbDOON. Columbus
2ist
PACKARD TWIN sIxEs Tor hire, perfect
service: reasonable rates. G. ~ n q. W
WILLIAMSON 2ot ~, 4ad. Bryant 42ie-sss0.
Tor Hire--Motor Trucks.
1WO s-,on Mack trucks for hire Nv aay,
week or contract; lowest rates. Sterling
tips
s TON. owner drivssi no reasonable offer
ttlussda auywheras any time, Decatur S4Si.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALEsMEN.

A man OF ability can Immediately
secure a permanent position with
large organization selling a 8c-
curity on a basis of fifty dollars
cash commission per transaction,
See what present statesmen ara
actually earning and further taIk
win be unnecessarv. We start vgE
right Tor quick action. Sec ar
Boyce, Ia West 44th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALEsMEN.

SALEsMEN.
Commission basis. with or without Glen
tele; 1--we direct leads. splendid corporation.
Call Sales Manager. Vanderbilt 1850.
SALESAIA AE-Experienced IN selling bever-
ages. c $50 Herald ESQ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

SALESMAN wanted 10 sell a popular pri0ea
limo Of mems calfskin shoes 20 the retaN
trade Of New York. Those experienced in
this line given preference, but application
from mon who have shown real Eaiasmauship
IN other lines viii also DO conslderd. Give
full particulars, which will be trea,ad
strictly confidential. b3l Hetaid, go
Broadway
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

SALEsMAN wanted to sell a timely adyet'
tisIng proposition. Call between Q a. M.
and =. NJ. 9. s. Hammond & Co., 80
Church ST., New York
SECURITY statesmen WANTED
TO sell per cent preferred stock, $40 par,
with 100 per cent. bonus OF common stock
IN going concern to people who know about
the company and have written for inforrna-
ton: only experienced men considered. Ap-
ply afternoon only, johnson Hopkins Co,
SOS 9Th av., N. Y. @. -
SECURITY Statesmen.
Industrial. manufactured by ono Of tho
largest steel corporations live direct leads.
Cali Sales Manager. Vanderbilt 1850.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
TECHNICAL MEN.

Your BRAINS are worth $3.50 a week.
Brains produce MONEY when TREY
are linked UP with OPPORTUNITY
THING or NOT, read the Business
Builders ad. IN these columns.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG Men-Two 70 represent 30 high class
publications on q commission basis neat
appearing, aggressive huatlers can average
SS5 per week. Apply by letter or ~ person
to room a03, 1917 broadway, 20 no ~ ~.
Instruction.
LEARN TO Bg A CHAUFFEUR-Pleas
profitable " york. day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitors pass.
West Side Z. N. 9. al, 3ol w. 18th st.
LEARN poster lettering and showcard writ
ting. earn big money; expert lnstructors'
day evening courses: write Tor parucu-
lars. L 469 Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
CLERKS.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, while not requiring addi-
tional clerks at present, Is deslrous
OF accommodating a reserve list OF de-
sirable young people who would like
to enter its employ. and who, In all
probability. would not have to walt
very long before obtaining a position,
due to the growth OF the business; de-
sirable applicants are those OF II and
over. preferably with high school
training, but certainly with full course
of grammar school instruction. and
living with parents or nsar relatives.
Can Room a03S. Madison ay., New
York City.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
U

STUFF
stutz 1914. 1917, 1918 roadsters.
Stutz iei9 1920 Bsarcats.
Stutz 1917 passenger sedan: bargain.
Stutz 1917. 1918, 1910. 1920, and passen-
ger tourings; mechanically perfect; newly
painted
Cadillac Anleshury brousham. Al condition.
WI; PARKINSON MOTOR SALES CO.. Inc.
100 3sTITEag sTUTz USED CAR DEPT. sfgr.e 0''O'
e22 W. 67th st. Circle s374.
STUDEBAKER 1920 BIG TOURING,
SCARCELY USED.
Very exceptional In every way; car Is al
most new; substantial discount; can be seen
from 70 daily, Sunday 10 TO /. BRIGH-
TON. LOTT Atlantic ay.. Broohyn.
Motor Trucks.
AUToCAR and Rainier; must sell very rca-
sonable Phone wildwood ose7. any time
Automobile BIdics.
BoDIEs-All makes. open. closed, limousine
coupe. &C. VYTISySA, 25S West Goth.
FORD commercial and truck bodies. new;
Automobile Accessories.
RADIATORS repaired, exchanged: sell Ford
radiators. Lenox 942i. WAGNER, 1866 Sd
Automobiles Wanted.
SPOT cash paid for all automobiles. Bring
cars TO AUTO PURCHASERS, mo, ga
av., corner l1th St, New York city.
WANTED-Tive or pass. touring car, good
CONDITION. l5I Columbus nv. Col. s4s4.
Cadillac or Pierce-Arrow
quality, late model. reasonable. Main 80.
Automobile Accessories.
Split rim erpanders. 81 1,5o each.
Piston inserters. $1.50 per set OF 4.
Iyllnder reborfng machines for Fords, $50
Motor testers for knocks. so each.
fSeaners Tor piston bushlng. one for Chew
rolet one suitable for four cars:
saxon. Oldsmobile, Ecripps-Booth,
Oakland, So each.
Above are special bargains.
PTises lIs good until stock e sold.
Broome and LAFAYETTE sts.. New York
Automobile Instruction.
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
Unlimited course for owners, ohauffeurs and
mechanics; day and evening classes special
classes for ladies'; pleasant and profitable
work; thorough training by the best known
instructors, Greater New York and brooklyn
AUTO INSTRUCTION.
and weeks courses for
Owners, Chauffeura, Mechanics, Statesmen
WEST SIDE Y. m. g. A..
s0i West 9th St, New York.
Get booklet and pass. Special ladies' classes
REPAIRING AND DRIVING ;aught short
time: license Fusranxeed ladies' classes;
also Ford lessons. AMERICAN AUTO
SCHOOL, T26 Lexington av. (59th). Plaza
4ol6.
Garages.
DO YoU NEED GARAGE SPACE
IN THE BRONX
Just open for business, reliable firm wants
customers IOuTfn&
trucks $40 up; service optional Also have
nrcentlnnnl anaca 10 LET for dnhlar or hnttnru
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALESMEN AND MANAGERS
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately 20
work with me IN New York officei
absolute integrity first requisite; sell
Ing experience desirable: must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination; splendid opportunlt: fer
quick promotion 10 managerial posi-
tion don't hesitate to answer X you
are employed: 1t wiz pay you 70
make a change. Give phone number
II any. Write Box 5o3. 906 Fitzgerald
Building.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
Instruction.

YOUNG woman; handlcraft for children;
afternoons IN settlement house. Address
Boy 400 1873 Sd ay.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

sALEsMFN wanted 70 carry popular priced
lines Of basel back photo frame, framed
notices and empty frames; cXclliCht o0i4
mission. Bergen Frame 4 Picture C0., lab
Monticello ay., Jersey City
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

-e---.e-~N-.--NI----~---r-7~-1-s
YOUNG lady TO mako herself useful IN dental
office. Dr. S. Schattraan, $50 West End
av. (sSth stl.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
sALEswoMAN.

Woman with initiative who Is experienced
as stock saeswoman and who can sell pre-
ferred stock on commission basis for d eo-
Ing New York Industrial corporation. Ad-
dress l. 45J Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

YOUNG lady. Christian, IN aentAI Office,
temporary position. Apply ] to only.
Snife q 11G W. seth.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
AGENTS WANTED,

Male.
MANUFACTURERS superior olive oil, guar
a,ftesd nure trademark, Bouquet
d'Oiives." wishes % enter into connection
Vim reliable firm (Sale IN bottles and cans
ulustratedD AGENTS required. Write l..
Guttin. Salon. France.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.

Accountants
BUSINESS BUILDERS
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

EARN Sa5-si50 weekly: only through Prof.
. Eohrer's, the Reliable Hairdress, Manicure.
Beauty School; e5 up, free for service; earn
while learn; circular explains. 11e w 42d ST.
ACTS written. staged aud produced: anna
tcurs coached for the stage. terms reason
able Al. Gilbert. 24B w. ssth st.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

statesmen WAMTTD.-Four clean cut. ami
bilious men wanted 70 sell q high class, gs-
tablished business service in city and outside
Dig money, promotion permancrcy g. rlrht
men commission. Call 10 to 4. THE WiiiI3m
Edward Ross Service, Inc, 80 Narsau a.
sALEsMFN, travelling 70 Heii electric livht-
Ing fixtures; only those thoroughly qunF-
lied and with this experience need apply
Write, stating salary and with whom oin-
ployed Tor last five years alao territory cow
cred. ~ Herald, Herald sq
sALEsMFN-write for iist ~ iueg and Gun
particulars; earn $500 90 $4,000 yearly
pig demand for men. inexperienced or er
perienced. city or travelling. national
Salesmen's Training Association, Oi8 q,
Candler building, New York.
SALESMTN--If YOU earn SIS - 800 d "cet
investigate this I'D experience not uaCet-
sary; we have live wire proposition &crip-
ner's, beT 9Th av. Sd floor Call before noon.
See Mr.. wacker.
sALEsMEN--six live wires for orr naloa
starr; salary or commission eNnaflanee
unnecessary; security required. eau between
nnd 9 Y. NJ. to3 p. i2ath st
sALEsMrN--Refail shoc high ctaf trafe
aud goods; references muat stand luyard-
sation, good pay. z ~ Herald. Leiaid "a.
The New York herald., 1921-03-09

You can earn $50 a week.
IL we earn 500 week or less We
ENVY the fellow who earns 5000
week and WONDER HOW he does y.
Most az lis have an Idea that he's
got some scheme" and when we see
him so on and up We think he's
gifted"
The New York herald., 1921-03-09
HELP WANTED-MALE.

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