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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18
important 70 Mothers
Should Be More.

at is difficult to keep a cook in the
country" Eyes, indeed. SO few cooks
care for golf."--Judge.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

William Neisley. Albion fireman.
would not wager fellow employe
that he could eat 4s eggs at one sit
ting but volunteered to do the stunt
IL the four dozen eggs would be pro-
vided. They were brought and Neis-
ley ate them without complaint. He
suffered no inconvenience and after
ward ate his usual dinner.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

The Peoples State Bank of Alpena
opened for business May Is. Ernest
w. Leavitt is president, and V. w
Tourje. formerly OF Dowagiac. vice
president and cashier.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Michigan's Prohibition Navy" is
in commission, with orders from Col
Roy c. Vandercook, commissioner Of
the State Department of Public Safe
", to patrol Detroit River for liquor
smugglers and to chart the lanes and
fnlets the smuggsers use in their
journeys between the Canadian and
American shores with contraband
liquors.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

John @. Stone, Houghton county at
aorney, was appointed Judge OF the
twelfth judicial circuit. to succeed
Patrick H. o'Brien, resigned by Gov
ernor Groesbeck. His father, the late
Justice John w. Stone, of the state
supreme court, was former circuit
Judge in the same district which COM
prises Keweenaw, Houghton and Bar
aga counties.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

That the accident was unavoidable
and that there was no evidence of
criminality on the part Of any per-
son, was the finding Of the coroner's
jury at Grand Rapids investigating
the accident in which an automobile,
driven by Theodore Peters, 10 years
years old, and Jean Meyer. years
old. OF Calvin college, mounted curb
and fatally injured Ann Van Eek, 10
old, who were standing on the side
walk.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

John Endicott, of Detroit, was ap-
pointed a member Of the board OF
state fair managers to succeed Edward
A. Hamer, OF Chassell, by Governor
Groesbeck With that exception the
personnel of the board remains I'M
changed, the four other members
whose terms expire this year being re-
appointed.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Joe Hart, barber, who was TO have
been tried soon on charge of VIOLA
ton of the liquor law, took his own
life in a room adjoining his shop at
Muskegon by inhaling gas. He had
told friends at Muskegon he would
take his life rather than go to prison
He formerly lived in Fremont, Mich.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

DR.. Jesse II. Beckwith, prominent
Flint dentist, clubman, and civic lead
er, was granted an absolute decree OF
divorce from his wife, Ann, by Judge
e. d. Black, in circuit court. DR.. Beck
with, in his testimony, named Wallace
II. Willett, president and general man
ager OF the Durant corporation Of
Muncie, Ind, as the "other man."
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Jay. Croninger, s5 years old, known
as the horse rsdish king" was found
ed drowned In creek near Sparta.
stream Is only foot deep and II
ieved Croninger fell in faint.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Henderson Bailey. former slave
75 years old, is dead. He came to Kali
amazoo Immediately after he was
freed by Lincoln's emancipation proc
lamation. His masters young daugh-
ter taught him to read and write.
Dean Eudora Savage, dean of wo.
men at the Michigan Agricultural col
lege, announced her resignation, eff.
fective at the close OF the college
year.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Mrs. william Robbins obtained a
divorce from her husband at almost
exactly the same hour that he lost
his life in Grand river, City park.
Jackson, while trying to keep Mrs
Glorina Outland from drowning. Rob-
bins alleged infatuation for the wo-
man and alleged cruel treatment Of
his wife were the grounds on which
the divorce was granted by Judge
George Weimer.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

The bureau Of foods and standards
OF the department OF agriculture, has
started a drive to rid the state not
only OF dealers in spoiled preserved
Woods, but has enlisted the aid OF the
federal government to end the practice
of sending spoiled food from Michigan
into adjoining states, to have it doc
tored, and returned here for sale.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Petitions asking return to alder
manic form OF government were filed
with City Clerk Tellman, of Muske-
gon. The petitions bear the names Of
between 1000 and LOO residents,
which is approximately the required
number to make 1t necessary to sub
NIT the matter to vote OF the tax.
payers.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Commencement exercises in the
University Of Michigan will mark the
presentation OF diplomas to about
1900 students, the secretary's office
reports, commencement to take place
IN Hill auditorium June 10.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Confiscated wine and whisky worth
$4,000 was poured into a sewer by
Sheriff Frank Gessner at Monroe. Two
trustees from the county jail aided
him in the work Bungs few 100 feet
in the air when casks were rolled on
the court house walks and scores OF
persons gathered to watch the work.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Ralph o. Tucker, fruit and vege.
table dealer OF Grand Rapids, testi.
ned at the freight rate hearing before
the public utilities commission, that
the upper peninsula fruit and vege-
table wholesale business has been TAX
en- up largely by Milwaukee and Chi
cago because OF the high freight rates
In Michigan.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1922-05-18

Governor Alex j. Groesbeck refused
to authorize the state administrative
board to furnish 100000 month for
is months for the University Of Mich
igan building program, as asked by
the state regents and President M. l..
Burton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
S LIE 6 u 4 y

rus 20 the expar sion o: /, -.
rests one OF the oldest and
n,t,t substantial f--ns In this
ro,Intry. wishes TO engage an ex-
rs-t salesman. te Will be re-
G,irsd 10 negotiate with eIecu-
les Of important concerns. and
-,nrefore. must be of good al
n"ess, with pleasing pcrSonal.t.'
ord or greater cal!ber than the
orllnary merchandise salesman
~ you are the right man your
-nings phOuld EXCEED $4,000
annually: rome ot our men have
Ns-red two and three times this
amount. We will make very
'gbcra! agreement on a basis
yThich will guarantee maximum
,,,',InIgr!ons to a producer. Long
,-,ns are necessary. but an w
usua, vacation Arrangement WI
I've made. The business ls con-
Genial, as your prospects vii! pe
'N.ercstrd IN our system for st.-
rIuint.rg Gales and Inereas.u.
n-cyerL uccounts. II you haze
40 r.iai!i.catlors indicated Win ,
n: least Lve yea-s' travelling
aalcs cXrerlerce. and are be-
'wpen IS and AZ. write Us IN de-
tai stating place Of birth
aye experience and when you
,"ill be available. Replies viii
be regarded az coniIdential. hut
the information requested mus
be given to secure an Interview
include telephone number,
Address Mr.. Link. p. o UoI
500, Philadelphia ="
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Winning Lin,ericks
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folks are SO lucky that if they up and
fell in the river. they just naturally
wouldn't get wet.
Mr.. Schontz. like so many other for
tunate winners. has no definite plans for
the disposal of that hundred, but with
two growing daughters and sturdy
son. we reckon there will be many places
for it,
The nine other contestants who won
places on the ballot are:
Robert Turner. 1905 North Twenty
first street.
Arthur Glunt. 2JS South Fifteenth
street.
Mae Shepard. Chester. Pa.
Marguerite Steck. 5000 Hnverford ave-
nue..
{. II. Brearley. Swarthmorn. Pa.
{. Il. Tucker, 1I13 SAMSON street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

SALESMAS--Salary and commission 20 sell
lie. accident and health insurance Tor on"
NJ the ,argest p nd best companies doing bus-
ness In Philadeiphia for over 20 years; hne
opportunity for "oung man win ln!t'atl"e
and honest. and not afraid OF hard "ork 10
, nuIid up permanent income: expert training
given FOR personal interview give age
Tast business -xperi-nc". present occypatimr
references, Replies connuehHd. VI VIA
raCu IJff,ca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
HELP wANTED-MALE

SALES AGENT-Yarn house seeks tho ger
viii a line OF WORSTED. ARTIFICIAL
SIIK and FANCY YARNS IN either OF the
following territories:
PENNSYI.vASlA. RHODE ISLAND
MIDDLE WEST AND SOUTH
Must have good following among hos'cry
r"rience in Nrst letter. TO the risht party
an excellent orportunit. prcsents Itself.
VI G32. Ledger OT!ce.
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Statesmen


Nn.Hlon-dGllar company At Intervals since
lhe frst OF the year has been aGLing to sales
lorce ana right nov We want u couple %
s"oH hustl"rs who are looking for n per-
l0ahent position. who can earn $1,000 "A
month and keep their feet on the ground
we hare boen In bust ness more than 25 yenrs
ana nave wonderful record OF successfu
operation; our men are making commissions
OF 5000 To $1,000 per month. and some even
more. and our device is Of such character
tnat II has an irres!sti ihi" appeal 20 mer.
chants during times when everything else
lass: an average OF 40 per cent Of our busi-
ness ls done on leads turnlshed the men
IN tie Neid from oT- Gational Advertising: we
want men OF good appearance, clean records.
who are able 10 talk Cunvincin9y and forget
the s-hour day when they are on the frinR
line: we will train you and guarantee you
co'nInission on all sales IL your territory.
whether you make tho deal not: you need
not apply II under 2S years OF age. Call
Lombard 72Hi for appointment March 20.
Statesmen desiring to form highly remun.
erattvc connection off, ring coagcn!al pro
motion wor oi an unusual nature. Addrest
for particulars. Chaa Murdoch. 1910 w. T.
WaGgoner BIDS. Fort Worth. Texas.
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LOST AND FOUND
PERSONALS

NorICE-That OH April 3. 1922 goods b..
longing TO the following named persons
viii be sold at LOVATT SONS. go >.
SIN II: II charges are not paid on or S'
fore MARCH 81, 1922: MRS. J.. i. BROWN;
EMILY CAREY, =. NJ CARSON. JOHN
JONES. MRS DACGHERTY, DANIEL u J.
QUINN. MISS MciEARY. CANDY SToh
AGE WAREHOUSE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SALES Man

SALEsllNN -,
,r,,r ,,-or,p,co and ability IN aItla. g-,IiHS
nrT nsIss correspondence combined with suf-
ce2 technical knowi"dSs to handle sGT%6:
p'htivs ovipment Reply. giving experience.
"Twcs:!on and detailed personal GnaI!fc%-
lions Address \ 81, =. -. BoS 3oVo'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
CI,t,SCO

CEESCO
8 IL ! ana untility shopping bags: hot ater
bottles, waterproof kitchen aprons: har,d,t
these fhst-sclling articles and increase your
Income: Tor 10 years we have been manu'
featuring good mere handise: new selling out
IL free. Improved Manufacturing Co., Dept
2J7 Ashland, o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED
~. usI,-establ!shed hrm 20 Sc =
,;un,pins and heating supplie3
,on D Northampton and Monroe
,'.n,nties; state eXpcri icncp an!
t,-ritary covered. Amply b. let
,sr, NJ G.5, Ledger ONCE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
HELP wANTED-MALE

SALEskfEN--ror the State Of Penn
sylvania: . wide-awake sslesman;
drink bveiness: must be we'll ac-
quainted with bottiers throughout the
An opportunity Of a lifetime for the
man who can qualify for this posi-
tion to establish himself In Q per-
manent. profitable business.
The very best references required.
Address. giving age and sxpsrlsnSe
IN detail, to MANUFACTURERS,
II 0dO, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALT

CAPABLE refined woman desires position to
take care Of Invalid or act as compan Mon
G 82a. Lcdg-r Office.
NURSE--French giri wishes position fur
email child. Gail OF write at 2723 Drown.
STENO O,iItA PIt EIt. secretary. cAnrrt. VOL ed.
uCated. refined. unusually CaprhIc ia uCt
and sX ability conscientious. desires E0od
business Goa; salary &35. G 534 Led on
TYPIST wishes hOrnc york or morning cm.
ploymen, in office. Neil Foraker. S2i John
StOn 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

AbSWS po,.,,Sn Hs Tho aSeras. " man LOOKS FOR n.
Kind Of worN he ,. Eno%s tw,rs 0is s. IS"N sns n:o
entirely different vocat!ors. and some r"aa, ;.r
ers Of this column will be suctessIu! "E:n
The acquire sourase 70 .5aIr GnInsej ju,, pair
nn-fnai fellows. who have iei a"cent lives
AMI have nc, been confined 20 cecupstions
'ha. tetrac from usefulness i. atss 0,hsr such
Ron. y Tou ar. around go Gears Of age LHd
correspond With the above description can
or Trustees SSst"n eGt Pleas ,bnronh %" ny sN sX
animation. Room t35. 1911 Chestnut 81.
M0SOTYpi3 Keyboard operator thor..shiy
familiar with tabular ww2rk; out-o.;,"w"
publisher In reply sIai" ,,v Ms's :, xol .t,Msr
dsy or night sh!tt. c eco "lg"r oMlce:
OFFICE 4i,iR. wanted; state age and exp,
ana full particulars. Address Keasoey &
Mattison 60. Amo.rr Pa.-------- Ia.
PAIETaEsSSS Ia. a;t% ASSy Dif 0S s sfr. sop ou
s,sa .Ss0 %ss ;e1i Is |S.Ns rs yer "oD
PURCHASING AGENT---Man. sxp. In par;
chasing general supplies; pos. from April
TO oe ';s. . IS G.ds.r srge;9ss Gacs and salary
REPRESENTATIVE, wan'.d--To energetic
s,e; book PS9tSss tSs a.. s0p:o Yi .s can eSs. i,:sf
and and ss sursca! puS!!ca, ,!oas that satisfy the
Ts4s :as' si eisst 6ss sss ter
SALES EHGISEEr.--Uork alii.d with au-
to,lntije Industry; permanent position.
With p-oap-c; TOR adyi.ncelnehi: must he VII i
.rr. ra, .Eaolut@,y necessary. but must he
,h,e 10 appreciate cust"In-rs "is"roii.:; In
epyms sa,' "st s:,s H'S sn eanrI artreHps sH
rSh hJgcr ONCE,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

sz.sys ESTATE OF LOUIS COHEN; ,,n ~ z
tho ahoye estate having been granted 10 VI
undersiEned, all persons indebted to thc ~
estate are requested TO make pssmeh"
those having claims to present the ~
without ds'AS' " ANNIE coH5lg.
Or q her attorney, VI "a
ni;AIs daIss'.s EgrHSN, 411Is pl1.. (
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

ARCHITECTURAL. DHAFTsMAN
b.rrsst. architect. setsn,en. Ps.---------
par,ieaiars. XSiress ksSsSey 4 Mat.ison
Co. Ambler. Pa.
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER
ersnsi,ss S isTs' anS .nisia,iss fd and mus: :. s.
perieaced in direct mai, and trade paper au.
yiSTssns wSss pa, must MAIZE d.sssS snsS st SS.
es oppsr.unisy ior young man s,I Of SISiS S.'S
Of advanceinen,: write full account toi-.s,; OF sI
E;sS. ssSs I. .;,s: sps s 'ia Ia. I
N psr. Rs.sssy Sss'ss'M Madison Co. .xmel.r. ra.
AUTOMOBILE PAINTERS wanted. App"
wolnnston. 18th and Buttonwooa --------
49,, E2okKEErpiESWs. -. a good in.
YOU red,bioodsa ard 70. atTN!d 70 tSh tssii,,y 70
Come ". are one Of Kmer'ess largest ss of,lee s2s
specially. our men are on .,ra,ss, .,ra,ssuD,s SSn"hii Il
sion. no advances. no drawing aeSomnt aesnent an.
sss ,Ssr have N aSs .aa S:' P5ss
Gsdasr Sfriee. '.--.~",.,.,---,------.-.. '0'"''.
pliance service department; s,endy WORK: Sns:
chance for advancement: should ks kao" "'"
to drive Ford. sls. Ledger olnse: :, ,. ,.,,,.
BOY. IS year. Of age 70 lean learn vHfa'M Gsii Nom.
day sa'i2e's: ic <: Si' g. afraid 10 .--'-,.- worm
CHAUFFEUR. white. high ,ype. exIsrle,ns1esa.: 1s.
careful driver; who ;horoustng htn t,uS w an other
work aeeat place. NJ eao. Ledyer eniee; -.
coREMAKERs and 'no'der. wspi.a' noSS motor SSE;
oushly eSperiencsd on s.so'noU.t,S, s.sa.,o,. Wi.
i!snsuer;. TSns t'eP%'nx Sa. Si''0'' .''p' .---.
CREDIT MAN. exp. wanted state age ar. and
full par. Ke.e6cy { Msttison Co, Amber:
basidNER-c.paslo ot des!snipnEI nEI,,rsraa. m,na
s.a,!onery business. state age: ssoersenSSe S
and salary d.s'r.%; s,;nl Mr. stewart T. -
iIsTRlnCToRs-pi., managers wanted
household and auto mops. busters . rsn.s m,,ss;
sa Sa x pay aH' TO
.!ga,e. Priscilla Product. Corp" Rail-
road place. Se3nrk. y. N.EJ.--------------,---
DRAFTsALAN. areht.Stur.. wanted ."nir %Nn
IN person. Robert Z. Lamb Co, s4S y. ls'h
DRUG CLr;RKs--A !urlor and senior clerk
.ns IN h.sinscrs sHSS PharnaeT FEDERAL and 9TH
fts.. Camden. .----------
bRuG CLERK---A competent @. A. o. regis
-.a '1snSss ,i,S for 'eFWiissen sis nedss. or
ESTIMATOR. plumbing and heating must
liable shop and have co'lssris: 40, DO I,h n1i
] .,o,
cua,i'y: write IN details; confidential { o'l'
/ l.r,,ger Office. ---- ----------,-
! f'rT-rER-M ,chsEic IN gas.applisnce s,rNcS5
! dept must be able TO drtv. a. Fori ana
know iron Pipe fitting. = ST.. Lcdgcr onlce:
| GAS FT'rTE4. exp. on Appliances fGr soo'
| b!ng work In gas appliance service deps.. pt,.
= -,ent; steady work: mus. be able TO aT!'e
Ford $50, Ledger Office. - --,-,.,...
NosiERY-BoYs ir YEARS 3T Pas AGE; 70
GRAMMAR SCHOOL GEAD! Az Al ~ ~
LEARN TRApE Xh1tsrt - EuIrFAshk.LIERT -sT hfs hkLERT
Asp OF Ni:AT M ,t.r APrEHR1EAS&TfET irhfl1EST ET1roSts i
BRowN 4 Sons. cd AND WEsrMeHE
LAND SITS. ---------------------
KSITTERS. experienced on double or sns.e
rib machines: steady position: friea.eV,
.cr-Aaron Mfg. Co.. 1900 y. lsth s''' near
Wayne Junction.
NANA1E.R-FRcto-.' IEanager Wit pro- en-
rucceas:u! record for. co,npHny JUST oeiuh
started; tie successful applicant Can oe
COME financially interested X desired App!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20


BUILDING TRADES are short Of labor Il,
Rrooklyn. y. y: large number or un'",. un,h
labor required: union scale wages palu'
bricklaycrs. carpenters. tile. lnarolo e il'e.,
painters. plastercrr. lathers. pluinners. steam
htters. register at once BY mail on'y: no
charge. Associated builders OF iN'nss Sou"'
". 2d2 Fulton st.. BrooklNn. .--------------
AMBITIOUS MEN, write today for attrac.
tive proposition. selling subscrint,ona 10
Americas mos, popular automoh.l" magaan":
every car owner. mechanic. sarns"Ihan a., a..
terested quick and easy To sell; looeo pruit
pleasant work. devote i,ll or spare time hu-
tcmobilc Digest, A-22G Butler Blds' |'hc'"-
natl.
NO DULL TIMES SELLING FOOD
big profits $4,000 yearly aud up; TO capital
or experience needed: Guaranteed sales un-
sold goods can be returned: your name on
products builds your own business; repeat
orders sure; exclusive territory. Write Fed
oral Pure Food Co., Chicago.
sALEsMEN--First popular-prlce nre ex-
tingu!shcr ever made: retail 80; others
be s"id; De Fries sold 12.oon in Dayton;
PICK cleaning up in Detroit; 500 a week n
c!nch; no capital; no experience; territory
going fast. Write THNRSTON MFG. CO..
hln Fiat a.. DMyton o. O.--
l0S-PIECE soap and toilet combinationS' re-
agents. $3.50: greatest offer ever made
| other special !nduccmerts: keep In touch
with US: get something new every week.
! United Soap Works. Tl-77 Park place.
New York.
$40 PER WEEK easily earned selling $50
, rect 10 housewife; oldest largest direct sell,
Ing horse In America, write today; We train
you how to aell. A. NJ Lowell. Organization
Manager 3l"2 Herra Island, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

YOUNG LADY with high school eiuca ton
and 5 years' practical office experience"
wishes clerical position: willing and con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

$o8 TO $40 weekly in your spare time doing
special advertising work among the fam
ilieR. of your city: no experience necessary:
wrto today for full particulars. American
Products Co.. 5G49 American Bldg. Cincin-
natl, O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE

01sseAbiished so.sl. fully equipped: II bed.
60 : baths, large hotsi kitchen. porch
U1t1i, dinAn1.room cafe: In connsctsoa enter
te3elant hail with larye stage. eouipped 70,
yqeeSas, banquet hll b,wlins ailsys. Hiinr T!
ieS1S:d shout 10 mIss from Atlantic CITY. y
49, frsm, white Horse PIKE on dircet rodts
y n. r. station: IN csn'sr OF a thriving
Clnmumity: owner rytifes: no agents IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-20

CARPENTERS. hricklayers and builders
wanted: more money for YOU IN the build
ing business: send for free book, How to
Read Blue Prints 10 charge: write today.
Chicago Technical College. Ella Technical
Building. Chicago. Ill.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

SALESMAN-Wantel repponsih,s r.,ro
sentative. experienced salesman TO carry
bIass!ere line In your city and surrourdin-
points; acquainted and now calling on The
oa"trs ~ this class Of goods: preference
Even 70 those carrying other good lines
Saate experience. limo you carry and the
EarlICuI'r territory you cover. Address
forH'ht Brasaisre Co.. Chicago. Ill.
ShLiSNAN wanted. experienced in canned
rood and iry fruit; one who has c'inntele
@ n'th lhiIadelph!a and surrounding; whole
9h'e grocery. $40. Ledger Office
SALESMAN WANTED-Rcal business get
yer. Slooo-month class: 20 csll on dry Foods
Uaue. references required Computing Yard
Measure Co. 80 y. Dea rborn ST. Chicaro
SALESMAN. experienced In selling toys nd
wheel goods to the hardware furniture
ana housefurnshlns trade: state experience
SALARY expected and refs. p 8O2, Ledger
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AGENTS

est. potential possihility ever com. your your
h reals so write Fsae or wire fssss for sscuss. :ps
territory and discounts: wholesale only. Frse
Press, Detroit. Mich.
AeTSs M.sSs ss iia asy sssy S5S .a
prsparasisn;: sss:: assnt sssqs isss; ssl;: wiz.
SS4s American Bldg. cIneinns,i. oSuc'' Q. Co.,
,iine; we share profits with you besides. Ss,s
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INC. 4t9 n. Wells. ChicGgo. ''
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SPECIAL .repr.sentatIvc wanted In eacb
town on big direct-to- nsumer advertisin.
Ssmpaisns sSReTense % not necessary good
sHh Sorth station. aostor pips; Mass y H. Box III,
FREE samples showing finishes new method
,refnishinr chandeliers. brass beds. autos;
WTs aa ,oday %'dens Sspse Co. or 90 4s S
CHEWING GUM-soll TO stores: build "a,
profitable Lusiness quickly: spearmin. fraYs
for territory. Helmet Gum Co. Cincinnati.
EVERYBODY uses extracts: sell Duo
ouble:,strength :. extracts; complete line
today: Duo CO. Dept. i II. Attea. n. y y
AGENTS--Mason sold IS Comet sprayers and
Autowashers one Saturday; profits S2.bS
each: best sprayer; 80 years experience: pa
ticulars free. Rusler Co. Johnstown. o.
AGENTS = Wireless umbrellas; ru n,,
hustlers 81 an hour take orders FOR HI,
newest invention; no investmet. Write for
"3-in-1' outfit. Parker MfG. Co.. 1914 BusI,
ST.. DAYTON. ..
SELL Holmes tires and tubes: no capital "a.
duired; 500 weekly income: price sell,
them: quality pats recorders Holmes Rub
ber Co. 1909 W. 10Th. Chicago.
AqENTS-Make a dollar an hour; sell
leaks in all utensils: sample free. Mendet
Co.. Amsterdam. y. Y.
NEW INVENTION; fire alarm button; an.
nounces smoke before blaze starts; sells on
sight; SAM: - 25c. Rapid Mfg. Co.. Il
Il, 14th st.. n. Y.
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We hay. an opening for a lea 's,,l; L-e
wire u. good reputation. VINO "ll %olh
hard for carly promotion TO an eSecptiNe
posit,on with us. Cal Suite llOs. Land
T!;!e md Trust Bog. Philadelphia Pa
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WOMAN-Practical nurse for lady or inst
tuition: good sewing: ref. g Jl4. Ledger OH