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The New York herald., 1922-05-07

Statesmen willing TO work who be-
lieve they can sell dividend paying
securities of American Electric
Equipment Co, In business years,
doing business with largest companies
In United States; salary and commits
sion TO men who can qualify. Phone
Closson. Longacre 9039.
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Statesmen AND STATE DISTRIBUTORS
Office necessity and advertising speciality
combined, now being sold in very large auar-
titles; simple demonstration makes quick
sale every office worker n prospect unique
opportunity for live wires 10 make big
money: special proposition State distrib-
utors. Apply room 30s, Knickcrbocker Bldg
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ADVERTISING Salesman--Our men net from
500 a week up; commission basis; excel
lent opportunity In your home territory: old
established business. MIR. Ralston, $50 Wade
ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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statesmen
OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS
ON THE DOOR
OF EVERY SALESMAN

OPPORTUNITY
ON THE DOOR
OF EVERY SALESMAN
THIS MESSAGE is TO YOU, MIR. MAN
You who have never sold securities
before, but believe you can.
You who have tried to sell securi-
ties but have not succeeded materially
on account OF lack OF cooperation.
You who have been making 5000
year or less. but with your ability
know you can make more.
THEN YOU ARE THE MAN
WE WANT TO TALK TO.
Opportunity is offered you to come
into the Organization of an Invest
ment Banking House where you will
be trained by experts in our selling
methods.
You will be able to earn money from
the first day you start, and II you
are ambitious and energetic you can
easily earn from $50 to 5000 week
whose name has appeared before mil
lions of people and whose produce is
equally well known.
OPPORTUNITY to become execu-
tives of various Corporations which
we organized is held open to you II
you make good and want to make this
your life's work.
Men who can qualify will be given
leads to prospective customers who
have actually inquired for this secur-
ity, which has a universal appeal.
MIR. MAN. IF YOU ARE A CO.
GETTER with courage. determination
and the will to succeed. this Is your
big opportunity.
Personal interviews will be given by
an officer OF the Company. who will
show you every courtesy and consid-
Grafton. any time between 10 A. NJ.
and 4 p. NJ. SUITE 300. . RECTOR
ST.
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AGENTS WANTED.
maIe.
maie.
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
BY HOSIERY MANUFACTURER
for Greater New York. suitable either sex.
To sell high grade silk hosiery from mill
10 consumer at substantial savings by
unique proven successful methods. each sale
means repeat business; experience not nee
easAry: our canvassers earning over 500
weekly our goods of merit defy competi-
tion; acceptable agents assured of large
returns. G 21G0 Herald, Herald so.
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HELP WANTED-Male.
AN ADVENTURE IN
nFTcsaN-TtCrGs

Not From the Arabian Knights).
Mr.. A. -- (32 years of age), who has
been a successful lumber salesman nearly
all his life. found himself recently without
position. Happening through happy chance
HERE an opportunity TO capitalize his
selling abilities for more money than he had
been receiving. Result OF his first eight
weeks work with us over 81 400 in cash
commission. and he has deferred equities In
the business OF approximately the same
amount.
This Is human document open to your
scrutiny-a story from real life. the hero of
which is now In our employ. Best of all. 1t
has the work habit. combined with our
original selling methods. We have similar
opening for one or two successful statesmen
who can furnish gilt edge references. l.. A.
Cert, General Agent. Mutual Benefit Life In
surance Company. room s05. 11S West 44th
ST.. New York city. Call any time before
P. NJ.
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COLLECTOR; experienced man, familiar
with collection agency methods; give full
details, salary expected. G 2170 Herald.
Herald square.
COUPLE--AN EXPERIENCED COUPLE;
BUTLER; ONE ACCUSTOMED TO FIRST
CLASS SERVICE: WIFE CHAMBERMAID;
FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS; PERMA-
NEINT PLACE FOR WILLING SERVANTS.
IN ANSWERING SEND COPY OF REFER
ENCES, STATE AGES, NATIONALITY,
BUTLER'S WEIGHT, WAGES, MRS. J. M.
COUPLE--Married, TO run small high class
non-housekeeping apartment house, man
must be capable OF taking charge of cater
ing service, on own responsibility and OF
maid service: wife must be good cook; state
full particulars and nationality. 222i
Herald. Herald so.
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LOCAL PROPOSITION BACKED by
SOUND NEW YORK BUSINESS MEN
CONNECTION WITH LARGE BANKS
HERE. SUITE 40. WORLD BUILDING.
gALESMEN-s60 and commission; city; law
book OF real merit: quick seller. n 603
Herald. $50 Broadway.
Statesmen wanted: radiophone, $70 screw
plug In electric lamp, music 400 miles. ID A
$50 Herald, Herald 50.
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COUPLE (whIte) for family OF two: wife
good plain cook and houseworker: man
useful butler and some outside work: perrna-
nent position; New York In winter, seashore
In summer; must have good references; state
wages. Q 220G Herald, Herald "a.
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BOND statesmen.

We underworld remaining $1,000, 900 Of
bond issue that has paid interest regu-
larly for past nine years. Issuing cor
poration is chain of banks operating UNI
der State supervision, earning 2la times
interest charges: bond nets 10 per cent;
excellent connection for statesmen wishing
TO prosper with their clientele instead of
at their expense. Best reloading propo-
sition In America. Rodney johnson, Sales
Manager, 135 Broadway.
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statesmen

with money making qualifications.
experienced in high grade bond
and stock issues, to assist in the
management and direction In mar
keting a large Industrial Issue
whereby the principal is guaran-
teed against loss by a standard
corporation with enormous assets;
unusual opportunity to secure per-
manent position. with advance
ment; liberal compensation; re-
plies strictly confidential. Box
@ 2122 Herald. Herald 50.
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COUPLE WANTEp--Man gardener and use
full man: wife cook and general housework-
or; two adults In family; no livestock, no
laundry; all year round job TO right couple.
about one acre, In New Jersey suburb. Ad-
dress, giving particulars, &C., Q 603 Herald.
$50 BrOadway
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HELP wANTED-MaI..
Statesmen AND SALES MANAGERS
WANTED.

Full SALESMAN OF HIGH cHARACrEa
AND UNLIMITED AMBITION? If so.
IDENTIFY YOURSELF WITH A MANE-
BUILDING THE HIGHEST GRADE WIRl5-
LESS APPARATUS IN THE UNITED
WITH THE RADIO SPIRIT. SEIZE THIS
PSYCHOLOGICAL OPPORTUNITY TO
PLACE A NEW TREASURY STOCK ISSUE
FOR EXPANSION PURPOSES ONLY; COM
PANY $4,000 BEHIND IN ORDERS,
LIBERAL COMPENSATION. HEARTIE5t
COOPERATION OF SPLENDID ORGANI-
zATION. WITH CREDENTIALS APPLY
FIFTH FLOOR, 10 EAST 44TH ST.
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sALEsMEN.

Statesmen.
MEN-ambitious men Of unquestionable
character and with record OF having
done things.
MEN who are willing to work con-
sistently every day and all day.
MEN who are determined to make 1922
the greatest year of their career.
To such MEN we say here is
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To become permanent part of a rapid
iy growing organization. where ability
and loyalty are recognized.
To make big money. on liberal COM
mission basis selling the securities OF a
dividend paying company. managed by
men OF sterling worth and ability.
Make OUR NEED your OPPORTUNITY.
Come In and let us talk 1t over.
Special attention given to beginners.
Call 9 to 1a and to 4. Room 81. ITO
COFFEE SPECIALITY sALEMEN
WANTED BY
LARGE NEW YORK
WHOLESALE COFFEE HOUSE
To call on hotels. clubs and restau-
rants In New York city and Brooklyn.
Also statesmen having their own cars
for New Jersey, Long Island and
Pennsylvania territories.
We prefer men who have a calling
Int 41..f al
trade.
Drawing accounts and .ibcrai COM
missions.
Address giving full particulars regard
ing experience and references. No
reference will be communicated with
until an interview has been granted
the applicant.
BOX $40, 200 CABLE BUILDING.
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COLLEGE MAN.
(An Unusual Opportunity. Z.

We are looking for college man
(preferably one who has worked
his way through college) for po-
sltlon requiring aggressiveness and
hard work. and which has the
peculiar merit that man may
name his own income. $1,000 TO
$4,000 per annum easily, IL you
can qualify. Room COS. liS West
44th st. Call any morning before
1 o'clock.
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Statesmen
for our auto cloth upholstery and inside top
cleaner-an ideal speciality which fills n long
felt want by every automobile painter. Ac-
Is desirable but not necessary Answer by
letter only, stating full particulars rs to ex-
peretsneSs sTd esPeetss9ps MPxNy
123 Chestnut ST.. Newark, N. J.
SALESMAN.
Exceptional opportunity for an experienced
salesman with following in mems furnish
ing and department store trade of metropol-
itan district to carry lire of cotton and silk
shirts drawing account against commission: :
state full particulars in reply. Box $40. 200
Cable Building.
SALEsMAN to sell sanitary product to
dairies, cheese factories and Ice cream
plants In the West and middle West: must
have an acquaintance with these industries:
reliable concern ., long o,i established In the
man: salary and commission. Q 1885 Her
aid. 10th st.
sALEsMEN--A few high class stock sales
high grade promotion 10 msrLet. fine onnori
tunlty for experienced men only: we do not
conduct a schools; references will be ex-
pointment; all answers confidential. q Gil
Herald. $50 Broadway.
wanted to sell electrical insulations, ex-
work: our men are averaging $15 per week: :
X you ara Interested cal. and let us ex-
plain our proposition, commission basis.
See Mr.. Brady, 172 Livingston st. Brooklyn.
Statesmen.
Established concern has opening for twenty
Al auto accessories men TO earn 800 COM
mission and more daily: knowledge battery
preferable large territories now open; must
have auto. See or write Il. Mardrus. Room
605. 1882 Broadway.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. State rights on pat
entcd heating proposition; nothing like II !:
preferably those familiar with heating In
dustry (going strong) share sales and roy
alties as compensation (automobile would
hclp). Particulars Thermos Heating Sys-
TENS, Inc, 23s r. 42d St, New York city
SALEsMEN--Rar opportunity for two work
ers with 50 900 per year appetites TO make
permanent connection with old established
house: n bright future for hustlers willing
to make all sized towns get IN touch with
US at once. Address Dept. M. j.. coz Baltl-
more Building, Chicago.
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Statesmen.
II you are interested in proposition where
you can earn big money and call on the best
class OF trade, being assured you will get
full credit for all mail and repeat orders
would like to see you.
Our line consists Of building specialties, in
cluding roofings and paints.
Men who are producers Will have some
thing moro to work for than money, as our
business is growing to such extent that we
are compelled to add crew managers ali the
time.
We want men only who are willing to dem
onstrate their ability by starting on straight
commission.
We also need men for Newark territory as
we'll New York.
Apply to
The Quality Brands Company.
2J Spruce ST.
New York city.
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SECURITY statesmen.

SECURITY SALESMEN.
A manufacturing whole5ale corporation i0
making combined stock and merchandise
offering to the several hundred retail dealers
who now sell its products In the metropolitan
territory. want five real live wires to call
upon these dealers with a personal letter Of
introduction from the president !: very liberal
commission. Call In perlon. Monday 1912
Taylor. room 1911, 80 Union square
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SALESMAN.

High grade, seasoned man of proven
record required to sell gilt edged bonds:
live, fresh. direct leads furnished. Call
Sales Manager. Whitehall 2315, morn
ings. w III. Mears & Co., ~ Trinity
place. New York city.
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SECURITY statesmen

wanted to go to Maryland to sell high
class. gilt edged security: excellent opportu-
nifty for men who have tact and determines
ton. Call room sol, 1914 broadway.
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STENOGRAPHY--Secr for 25 yea
practically all New York's 200 word mnu
secretaries. law. court reporters earning ov
Lusk devised marvellous speed books. ligh
ming phrases; beginners. advanced studen
obtain 200 words minute In third the TIN
mere 100 IL acquired at other schools; class
forming. Lusk Institute, go West 42d 81
Bryant oi36.
ELECTRICITY taught by experts. ha]
while you learn at home; electrical po9
arl proof lessons free; success guaranteed
and position secured. Write to Chief Eng
neer Cooke, 2i44 Lawrence av., Chicago.
MEN wanted for United States mail servicI
S1i5 10 500. experience not required col
respondence course unnecessary. Write r.
Bishop, box 89i, Joplin, Mo.
LA sALLn Extension University, large
ito w. 42d st.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

cOUPLE.-Man. gardener. lawns and all
around; woman cook. washing and house
work: three In family; In the country. 90
miles from New York. Call Monday. to .,
I29 9th av., corner 4ed ST., room 0. Fulton
Stamp Co.
COUPLE. white. Protestant preferred: wife
good cook and manager; man useful but
ier personal references required family
three adults: country. Call before o'clock,
Mrs. w. b. Bovine. Hotel Webster. 40 West
45th st.
COUPLE FOR COUNTRY: MAN USEFUL
IN HOUSE AND OUTSIDE, SMALL GAR
DEN: WOMAN COOK AND GENERAL
HOUSEWORK. CALL MONDAY BEFORE
IL. GAILLARD. 1920 BWAY ts3D).
DESIGNER,
thoroughly experienced, TO design and take
charge OF popular priced trimmed hat fac
tory in St. Louis good proposition for right
party. Box 96 III ST. James Building
DISPLAY MAN.
OF artistic taste, who possesses
modern ideas on good interior trims.
We prefer a man with department store
experience.
Apply employment office. main floor.
or by mail.
II. G. P. KOCH CO.. INC.
125TH ST. WEST.
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Female.

AGENTS-Ladics, s5 70 s15 daily easy: new
style hosiery: three pairs ladies silk hose.
So mems hose, q pairs. $i.40; guaranteed
8 months; large profits daily: just show
samples. write orders; deliver and col
lect 33 numbers. IS colors, including full
fashioned silks. Mac-O-Chec Mills Co.,
Dept 4i11. Cincinnati. Ohio.
AGENTs-wOMEN ONLY
make sir daily selling our new sanitary
article which every woman must have. Call
or write, Ideal Speciality Co., S5 Schermer-
horn st, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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The NetD York Herald Is the point Of
contact betDeen the dependable en-
ployee and the responsible employer.
HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

YOUNG WOMAN
Young woman between rs and oJ years
OF age, who has had experience In
general clerical work or as filing clerk,
can secure position with large mer-
camille establishment.
Must be good penman. capable and
not afraid OF hard work. Hours s 80 TO
z. NJ.
Reply should state experience, wages,
age and religious preference.
Y. c., 768 Herald.
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SECURITY statesmen FOR HIGH GRADE
INVESTMENT; SALARY AND LIBERAL
COMMISSION; ONLY LIVE WIRES NEED
APPLY. SUITE 1334-36. 80 BROAD ST.
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SECURITY statesmen, SIX high grade, Ia
handle timely issue; liberal commlss lon
prospects furnished with series of correspon-
dence. Monroe Helm Co., Is Broad ST.
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REAL estate statesmen q or % wanted by
large Wost Side office; want specialists
In elevator apartments or long term leases
ID w 346 Herald. Herald SO.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1922-12-22

HOUSE FOR SALF,-5 room house
with bath, stationary tubs, sleep
ing porch, about two lots, garage,
facing the river. Phone 9S or call
916 Main st. (51-tfl
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DRYDEN.

The auditorium of the school house
was crowded Saturday evening to
witness the cantata given by the
school, The subject Of the cantata
was, as There Santa Claus p" and
although the principal of the chill
dren's school informed them she
wished to hear no more foolishness
about Santa Claus, as there was no
such being, they finally convinced her
there was Santa and all ended hap
PLY. The speaking and singing was
good and the playing by Miss Dor
othy Davies, one of the pupils. was
excellent. The principal, Nh Emin-
ger, and others who assisted in train
ing the children for this play are to
be commended for their efforts in
making the cantata success.
The Sunday school will give their
Christmas program next Sunday.
Rev. Dick Terrell conducted ten
day series of meetings at the school
house, closing last week Quite a
large number of young people and
some older ones were converted and
started on the better way. Not
withstanding the severe weather,
god crowds We're in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Kinnear, for
many years residents of Dryden, but
now of Burlington, Wash, came Over
Friday to visit children and friends
here. Their son, H. :. Kinnear. has
continued his residence here and last
summer bought an orchard at Pc
shastin, and the youngest son Marion.
who went to the coast, returned with
his family early in the fall.
Miss Katie May, arrived Wednes
day from Kansas City, Missouri, to
spend some time with her sister, Mrs.
]. L. Kooken, who has been very sick
but is now slowly improving.
A. J. Amos came over from Seattle
last week and reported it cold and
the ground then covered with snow.
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same time and they met at Chicka-
man creek. At the camp there was
four feet of snow when they left. The
weather had been cold but as they
had no thermometer they could not
say how low the temperature had
gone.
Attorney Herman Howe went to
Occur d'Alene last FriCay upon being
apprized of the deatI of Jacob l.,
Foss, formerly of near PesAastin,
who died in home for old folks. He
was buried at Occur d'Alene and Mr..
Howe arrived home Sunday. Mr..
Foss was nearly eighty years old AMI
single He is survived by one or two
nephews in this country, but most of
his relatives are in the old country.
Mr. Foss leaves considerable estate
Of which Attorney Howe was made
executive in his last will and tesla
ment.
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Monday evening the young peoples
class of the NJ. f. church met for IL
social time at the Dan Nicholson
home. There We're about 80 there
and everyone had most jolly time
All sorts of games were played, tn
most interesting and amusing one,
seeming to be, writing News
paper Pineapple soufTle, cake and
coffee were served.
The Woodmen box supper was post
poned until some time in January.
Miss Esther Hannah, since return.
ing from Canada, has been taken i'll
with pneumonia and is in the hospital
in Wenatchee.
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Tom Parrish was up from Cash
mere Wednesday making inquiries as
to how the new county was progress
ing and we assured him that it was
coming on fine. Tom will no doubt
want to be included within the terri
tory of the new county.
George Severly came down Tues
day from his ranch above Lake
Wenatchee. He says that they had
chinook Monday afternoon and a
heavy lain that night, which took the
snow off the trees and settled that on
the ground, The roads were fine
when he left, however.
About one O'Clock Monday morning
an overflow in one of the bathrooms
of the Franklin hotel deluged the Mu-
tual Mercantile store, damaging
goods to the extent of several hun
bred dollars. The management of the
Mutual states that during the past
few years they have suffered heavy
loses from this cause.
Jake Holloway brought to the Echo
office one Of the famous Chelan APP
plies, originated at Lake Chelan
which Mr.. Holloway says he believes
IS one of the coming apples" Mr..
Holloway is manager of the Sylvester
ranch just out of Leavenworth and
says that they put in ten trees four
years ago and the past season one OF
item bore ten apples.
Ed. Ferguson, while in town Tues
! day afternoon, learned that the
Masons We're having some trouble
with their heating plant at the Tenn
pie and he didn't hesitate a moment
about throwing off his coat and get
ting into the game to help Harry
Geerds. Alec Mcclellan, Tom Pipkin
and Pic Taylor do a regular job of
plumbing. After the job was COM
pleted he blew himself to a banquet
for the crew at the New Royal cafe.
The meeting held at LeavenWorth
last Thursday evening to consider
county division was attended by
about fifty persons, number of
whom We're up from the Peshastin
district. The matter of the eXpendi-
ture of the road bond money and
other road matters, as well as facts
relative to cost if division were ac-
complished, were gone into thorough
ly and it was evident, although vote
was not taken, that of those present
Z a large majority were in favor OF
division.
Frank Finegan and Carl Norine
came down from the Royal Develop
ment camp, starting Monday and ar
irving here Wednesday noon. They
came out on skis as far as Plain.
They had rather hard trip of it as
they We're in storm most of Mon
day. Jack Cooke went in about the
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ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST.

Wanted, to buy more milk at the
Purity Creamery.
Clyde Boyce was up from the ter
minal Tuesday between trains
Extra Fancy and Fancy Delicious
and Spitzenburg apples, loose packed.
S1.00 per boX.--F. +. Motteler.
Ing Dan has purchased the Oxford
cafe at Wenatchee. He was in the
restaurant business here until few
weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Hart went to
Everett the first Of this week to visit
their daughter and family during the
holidays.
The Little Misses Katherine and
Marie Dawson, daughters of Nh.
and Mrs. Chester Dawson are ex-
pected to arrive home today from St
Mary's convent at Winlock for the
holiday vacation.
Bill Spencer is forming menag
eria at his private domicile and ic far
has one ardale dog, one owl an one
donkey. The dog he rrised ard he
and the dog captured the owl The
donkey was esS"ay ard wished hii.!.--.
her-or itself upon Fill.
Tom Logan is now yardmaster at
Wenatchee, succeeding w. P. Ora
ham who was transferred to Spokane.
H. w. Mcdonald, who was assistant
night yardmaster, is now the regular
night man. Mr.. Logan, it will be re
membered, was for several years
yardmaster here.
Mrs. Robert Coleman had on oper-
alton at Spokane a couple weeks ago
for the removal Of a tumor and early
this week was reported to be doing
nicely. She had been failing in
health for long time and it is now
hoped that she will soon be fully re-
covered
w. F. Gwin of the North Ameri-
can Fruit Exchange, has moved his
family from Seattle to Wenatchee,
where Mr.. Gwin has been obliged to
reside on account of his connection
with the fruit selling business. He
expresses himself as we'll pleased
with North Central Washington and
the future prospects of the fruit bust
ness.
F. A. Sinclair, president of the
Leavenworth State Bank, entertained
the four employees-Mrs. Jennie Ely,
Miss Frances DeBlois, Miss Guam
and his daughter, Miss Edith Sim
clair, last Saturday evening at din
ner at his home. We were consider
ably handicapped in getting a report
on the proceedings as Mr.. Sinclair,
being modest, would say nothing and
directed us to get our information
elsewhere and the guests, while
praising the dinner and expressing
appreciation, would not go into de
tails. We learn, however, that Mr.
Sinclair had number of the good
neighbor women assist him in prepar-
ing the repast and that at least there
was good pumpkin pie and shrimp
salad. Whether there was anything
else to eat or not we are unable to
say Only one of the guests was sicl;
following the dinner.