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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06
SALESMAN. automobile Apply Manfred
Motor Co. 028 n. Broad at
statesmen

Reliable, enersetic men who have the conn.,
who believe they can sell q QUALITY motor
@ @,rusk are those We Wish 70 Interview; YOU
need not have had motortruck selling ex-
course in that direction: YOU must have had
selling experience; II YOU can convince us
opening for you and several others. Packar I'd
Motorcar Co. OF Phila., $40 n. Broad st.
Locust 5000. '''
Statesmen wanted for uick-.ellins ana
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HELP wANrrD-MALn

sALEsMEN-small rsfrissrk.ins and ice,
making machinery; previous e1perisncs not not
%ss az. Sss'f not =
80; salary 800 : month 70 start; only want
Sns e. two ySups men wiling to e.. :tsr e n,ss
motion VIII 0!S; 81 sc;cordins 70 abiiity; We are
sr sSe s yss .tP. =
r sr,ns wi Ss ts: M n ssS
sALlEsMEN ..ls SE sutomssls for rs.. whoI: y9Sc
know they cAn sell; experience selling care
not .nS st have Of
msnt write Tor interview with one % old.
ss.sasssni shi ;o ssy E.ssss
:ss:a ss7 sssa 8:
n "a s sss $:f: 81; ssssis ~ ssS
sSs:J:sss .1s S.ss ;'.s scs: w. wer 's
sALEsMEN. enersetio. .vho are able 20 fur.
lLsn:ton Mono.yps Machine CO. ana ,pI;Ssd plsfSsd
;s H.esins: Sas:: .Tss
sss "! W. = s.:s; S. .I, 70 4sD IN END
$4,000 Or moro per YEAR, II not, we have
= proposition which should prove to your
this is not stock or bond proposition. but
one that reduiyes equal quality salesman
SALESMEN wanted to sell nationally and
locally advertised washing machines made
by the larsest washjng-machine manufac.
travelling. Apply between A. X. and 10
4. NJ. Thor Electric Shop. q 8. 18th Ct.
SALESMEN to sell paints and enamel in
Phila. and vicinity for estab. nnnufactures
Of hard work; perm. opportunity for person
with sales ability; write. stating previous em-
Box 8. Ledser Branch. l1i7 South q.
statesmen wanted everywhere; side line
hardware trade; .self-sharpeninE lawn
er-kreais Mfg. Co.. 416 8. Lawndale. Kan-
saa CITY. Mo.
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YOU COULD NOT

nnd o better opportunity than this TO start
we'll educated (collese man preferredJ and
| have some knowledge Of accounting and sys-
tenn. some general business training and q
| full details: communications held strictly
confidential: no curiosity seekers need apply
G. 116, Ledger Office.
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General

General
CARPENTERS. brickleyers and builder,
Ing business; send for free book. How to
SSIss:s SSiss:s Tifhn'eal i c0lss' sii+ Tech sids
MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAF,rSMEN
sslary 2260-Sso0 monthly when competent
sh shist drs1t'msn ,ad fan,,h WV trsin you ct Your
llven until In po.ition at above salary. E Xa!
dress in Gne5 prnftsman T.fsn.n Dobs. 4oOl Broad.
DESIQNER-Re-s nforced concrete a ste.1
MANAGER tssles). diversified prods.. j1O. 0oG
sAIEsaEm nntS sRs meShnSiS:l samSiSsl Sss ,SSG
sTENodKXPAE scms ScoSips H artntsfS.s tSpis,,
SELL US your spare time. We will train
XoH to write n0, sho% cards. no Or
% n Ss Ms,heas s.n ha fISm bsp0 b. to 20
p. Richmond. Toronto. Canada ~ Ut
ELECTRICITY TAUGHT BY EXPEETs-
book and proof lessons free; success sn s1,srsn a.
teed and position secured. Write to Chief En-.
slneer Cooke. sl44 lawrence ave. Chicago
WE TEACH x2T 3TrDS6bITy,ERs TS RR5yR AND REPAIR
a25 FOR FULL 4 c0SfPLETE COURSE s.,
HER NaT isc Il i ss;ss SPsS
spare time writing showca%rds: % nor no Eon. SSn.
yasiHins; we teach you and supply STEADY
School. Toronto, Canada.
SALEsMEN-Write for list of lines and 1ni
partic alars: earn $2500 to SIC, 900 Yea riv
big demand for men. inexperienced or ex
men.s TT. Asso. Dept. 277, Chicago.
CLERKS--Young men for Government d..
partments, 1928 monthly: write for fTes
list OF positions now open. J. Leonard (for
mer Civil Service examiner, 062 EQuItabis
nldg. Washington. D. c.
MEN wanted 10 qualify for iremen, brake
men: experlence unnecessary: transporta,
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LEGAL ADyERTIsEMENIs
tSGREEN LANE BUILDING AND LOAS
ASSOCIATION OF R0xROEGySa...

AssOCIATION OF R0xBOE9yGH-.
:, Notice Is hereby given that. by e resou, rsNA!r
tion Of the Board Of Directors, Of the d5eSh ss'
Lane building anu Loan Association OF hoa.
borough, speciai meeting Of the stockhSslSsImII sIII
be held on "wednesday. May 10. fse?. at !
o'clock y. NJ. at the regu!ar place o. mss.' aSs
and Conarroe st. Roxborough. Philade,pnv, vs
q. and to. vote for or asainst.. the proposed
increase Of the capital stock of the & ssid az
CHARLES A. JORDAN.
- Secretary
LOUIS FREYLING. Solicitor.
n. W. Cor. Ridge ave. 4 Conarroe ST.
Roxboroush. Phila.. Pa.
R ESTATE OF LOUIS COHEN, DE-
cea~ed-Ietters Of administration o., o.
Undersigned. ali persons indsbted to the saA4
estate are requested to make payment, ans
those ..avins claims to present the san
ANNIE COHEN. ~.
Il, Isl ,. ssn
sa;ti: : IS ta aIji|Gi|
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SALESMAN-Gentile. to follow agents coli
lecting and selling frames; commission;
men will show you; bond and reference. See
Mr. Walker, 1925 Girard ave-. 10 to ~
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WANTED. 12 MEN

4 nationally known accounting organization
has. openings at present for - men on its
student stan: We are seeking responsible
young men. preferably with some bookkeep-
Ing experience. who have sufficient ambition
and determl mlnation tn use their spare time In
study which will positively place them on
the practicinE stan Of this company:
present. each one Of whom started on the
student staff: these men earn salaries of
$3.50 to $500 q month.
This is a well-rated company. offering =
genuine opportunity to the type OF man who
wants and is willing to work for real ~.
ture in the profession OF accountancy. Write
Manager B 92O. Ledger Office.
WANTED
Newspaperman or phonograph tradesman to
send q news letter every week to leading
talking machine publication: state Quaiinca-
tons. EHn a6wertis,nE nm, experience. II any TO N
WANTED =. An experiences young. single.
capable Of assisting In charge Of men
clothing department as salesman; good prop.
oaition for the right man. NJ 622. Ledger
WEAVER wanted In clothing factory; STEADY
position: write. giving references. salary
desired. etc. J. schoeneman. Inc. 4l2 W.
Redwood st. baltimore. Nd.
mins.: MssylEe. ) 8. Sd. cSmdsn.s cdssyN n. J. Js'm
YOUNG MAN. 18 to 1s, assistant Phila.
sales office large importer: must have on.
exp. or familiar with upholstery fabrics:
state age. exp. cal. des. !: opp. c 1874. Led. on
YOUNG MAN. II to 10 years Of age; high
school education. to learn real estate bust.
ness; central office: state ago and oualinca i.
lions. Address p. o. BOX 2oS9. ~'"
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SECURITY sALEsMAN

6ECURITf SALESMAN
Chain stores corporation. newly orGanlzed,
controlling exclusive sale Of commodity In
will entertain applications from security
salesman with good reputation and personal
cliente,e; now ready for preferred issue; Slo
mon; applicants please give confidential in:
formation fS as to clientele, references snd and
Temple Theatre BLDG. Syracuse. n. Y.
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sALESMEN-An old-establiahed. successful
company. manufacturing an advertised
bandeaux, believes there are somewhere sew
srsI mon for soms special positions In it,
sales organization: must be clean.cut. a.:
only TO tho large department store trade;
must have initiative, enthusiasm and tact.
but, above all. courage; liberal commission
basis with 1olnt account for expenses: rner'
chandlse will stand comparison a. to quality.
style, price. TO such men OF experience we
tails with photo in first letter. bo@.
Ledger Office.
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TELEPHONE OPERATING
SiS WEEK AT THE START
oD RAPID GROWTH OF THE BTSINESs \,
WAKES IT NEGIssARX T9 & INCREASE
II you are seeking q position
where psrmanence. advancemsne
and eood salary are assured
come In and make application.
II you arv undecided
~ OnnN in anyway and let us snow you
the advantaees Of wording with Us.
Ask for MISS sTEvENSoN
4.r BELL :i 'ssi 4sLzFHokh AaS& Il fe;oApAS
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STOCK SALESMAN

wanted by largest realty house in South Jer-
sey: men who are capable Of sizing up big
propositions and properly presenting them
TO prospects; the company stands high, with
Board Of Directors composed of prominent
business mon and bankers: here 10 an oppor-
tunity for real live men to become associ-
ated with the creates selling organization Of
its kind in New Jersey. Apply Ledger
Branch "a. Collingswood. n. J.
STONE CRuSHER wanted. Apply 1000 Mar
ket St. Gloucester City. N. J.
STRA1GHTENERS-Mu be experienced on
all steel auto bodies and stampings. Apply
Edward @. Budd Mfg. Co., 26th ST. and
STENOQRAPHER-Ws have an opening for
quick and accurate stenographer and
typlst. who desires to make q business con-
nection where there are chances for real
advancement In permanent position: one
having secretarial experience preferred
Atlas Storage Warehouse Co.. 37th and
Market SITS.
THROWSTER-Larse commission throwster
requires services Of high-class outside rep
resentative: applicant must have knowledge
positions Address NJ b21. Ledger Ofice.
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THE fainco.t season 10 com,ns. mss. ~
weekly selling Cresco eii.vs.u.S9 t.
iscsur!nG Co.. Dept -2lS. AsSisnd, D -
A0ENTS--Make dollar an hour: sss;-sp-
dets. . patent patch; Instantly NIL seI ~
IN ali utensils; sample free. GScSss ~
Amsterdam; n Z a.
sALESME,N: sAL1.i,ss: cHilins ,,, cnSbenks. write Is,
line: pocket q Msamplss., Acme Coin VIZ
ealee CO., axe 9eenel 9ld1.. Detfcic
AGENTS, AL or part time; best ~
hold article ever shown; sverySoX,
get sample and psrtieylars. BsidVln ~
ping bsss and coFiefs wsssrp1sscossss' wsss1scss's
our three-in-one 6AG 10 fastest ssiiss - ~
Improved Mfg. Co. Dept. 2bl, XsSiasS ~
A0ENTs make 90 @ 2iS daily SsiiiSS ~ .
antesd new improved inkosraph; unl =
Grace Co.. $3.50 BroadMay, New YSts !
AGENTS wsnted;. men and women Ia -
- coupog onsr .,Ms yusss 1sins iesyed; ~
014 Chestnut Ut. - 49,
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EYES ana esu,a aetSsIis' SsIi''ssiEsEE'nt sEE at nis i'd
w ! Wish hS ,ia ina. nj, i. had HANDS ,,,,
sleeve and lead the man we seek coat ,e
shs: Sout RsA. sdy.rt.Ins bad
that they are the men We want. An'"
Either thev do not take wha. w. ,,v
seri0uslE. Or they have lost confidence
To-Day We. win bs especially emphatic.
Kind in the world The iGn proposi.lonn OF %nins its
we are engaged in marketing is arinn,e;!h Wihieh
easily and con.istently salsble. '''
Ana tSs Se' men e se,,ins sSsfy day. every hour.
You may have JUS. as much ability q,
.ssm..lSss ssH ives prop.ry op hS'' na who ;.pDy
month don't you honestly want to try
The activities Of our Organization
far reaching. 1t e. our policy 70 de-
they have dsmonstratsd % 'shss thsir ana S,;,hen Then
promote them TO important executive
sash SS man a: 'sSSa es:s n'ax IN ,S:
promises that this does-without ni!ite nini,e
Ing up. q pen and telling us enonsn
%S. soss On. 70 .hUrs h3%s'fy hot. an
Write It. and come to see ur. 'o'
You will learn SOMETHING b.r.
ssnyh99w-and you might make some good
tE'sas'it Msias today
RS ,a.t 'ess 70 .now Ssh ,sss ssyh0w 70. yourself.
EARNEST and doing your best. really
NJ sos LEDGER OFFICE
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SALESMAN call on textile, paper and leather
trade; must know the trade. Phone Tio.
1852 or write sos. Ledger Ofhce.
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nALHs OFFER THAT HAS WONDERFUL
A ~ 49, MERIT

H1nunNN-Two Iive-wirs salssmsn. capa
lAtsnss work. who have clean records.
~ once to complete . factory branch
vlth proposition that has wsothersd
11vssss conditions which hsye slowed
Ire 10 real chance TO set In 1922
I ~ wanted but did not set In 1921 !;
~ aot stock proposition and We want
14v viii bring you business TO work on;
1(1 examination $3.50: this 70 permanent
yee sh9uid inysstsste. Call Lombard
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re- 81 ::s:s. q ::,si:o:,:: ::s:.s,
Ill 6se Of -sIpsricncs who have sue
~ Eayhslel addinT maohinss .tyIs.
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statesmen wanted for auick-sellinR ana
cialty. Burlington Basket Co. Burlington Ia.
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kINSWOMEN-An unusual opportunity for
, WOlkdresssd. Intelligent saleswomen 70
rS0PSoent Q corporation doing an interna. :.
6I6aI and interstate business; must have good
60r0ouaiity TO BE- able to meet selected list
sidsrsd; you must bs free to travel; railroad
kaYO and salary to start. Call TUESDAY.
h212 Liberty BLDG.
TENOGRAPHER wanted competent and ef-
6o1ent: state religion. salary and reference:
h1.aAy position to right applicant; must be
1Ratsly. Apply SOB North Alnertcan Bids
1TDNOGRAPHER for real estate office.
I With knowledss Of simple oookkespns and and
2eAaiis and reference. P 6ol. Ledgsr Ohlce.
SxENOORAPHER with knowledge Of book.
T foepinS. good education necessary: state
Sxpsrisncs and salary expected. OIL.
&00sr Office.
63DNOORAPHER. gentile. Apply D. l..
Kard Co. Front and Washinston ave:
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hpNSEs-wsnted. . resistsred nurses. r. Z,
c 81 years old. Industrial medical work: !
naysrienced IN routine urine anAiyss az ~ :.
3oVr day. hour lunch. Saturday afternoons
Qadeys and holidays of. { 1l0. Ledger on
NyRSEs 90. graduate. Tssntsda, 20 .oisEy ks
l59 per month. with maintenanee Sppy
ISsereon General hospital. Patsrson. y. =.
AUNSE or maid. white: Protestant; FTsnoh s.rs
ksWinS, Wits bas. Iedser oIice.
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MAN

man. Gentle Of sood ,,andins and
hard Tor GOOD pay. q The sam. time
ne 10 hitting himself for promotion to
Suit: sats iios lana sSer Fiji. T' .na nd HPS HS.s
Building.
MAN-We have an exceptional proposition
for = hustler to sell our products on q
strictly commission basis; commission paid
on Sp.n rsDsss Write S,d Tor psqiieulsr. % I'LL ed o
con fsmiiisT with srr.nsinT. sSstrast data
AZ %adres. res Ss. rsos W siiH Mliisr. Re.noSe.
MAN--Good. clean. married man wants
. work. pipe cutting or work arSuna ma ma
fsinsssii Sss ss.ipsi. address j. H. H. 2S' D. % St
NAN fully wsnss z Snsr sSn aSsG S
MefRESS1 af p1;i'SSl.s. : So 60.
pRHSERT stSf RG'tSss eSRxer R1se 'Gs
Thoroughly experienced tn interior deco
Only sal.sp.n who are accustomed to
meeting the better clientele will oe con-
These position. ensr to :ueess,fcI sales
''.a AppiS ,pS' TO Mr.. J. B. swinnsy. Bellevue
st1stford Hotel, in person. or by letter to
=; ,sss4as Ssn;fsl Superintendent N0cr'sry Co.
OF Pittsbur1h. Pa.
IN rHH1S issssisE$sSEE Bsf$sEG $ sBESs BEEssrrasr
%S:' %So s H1a es sne's
similar position and who have successful
This position offers exceptional opportunity
for further Advancement
l. Hs. g M. s b. p IL
isR.ESsI S;,, sS.I. suesslntsnd'nt' Mccre'y = Co.
MEcHANicHk pkA5TsMAN IN COCO y;
ssns sSon' .sg!y as.s :s.ee Gs.n. a.
MEN ls5 for P.nn.ylv.nia; e.psble inter
md 5000 pay. III Commonwealth Bids.
NURSERY eNIEsMEN wanted. ,whe can
:.u. the a.lSsa Bs
w Webster. Now York. for Information
CO. D.issssra Tsff fssX:ss SsSS: and s0undr'
REPORTER-Live news man to act A. cor
,co,'oSs ss'poaoens PhladsiDhia % territory. a AS
dress. Eiving sse, saperienss: a1sancafions'
SALES MANAGER
Biz enough to handle the 1hums Visor in a
thorough manner in local territory; this re
| ouires high-c aliber man with initiative.
| Xddress full record. Aorrs-Kehren 4 Co..
Mutual Life Bldg. Buffalo. N. Y.
sALESMEN-An old-establiahed, successful
company. manufaeturins an advertised
line Of high,Eraae sorses, DpassShbr shr. s.w, Smo
! srsI mon for some special positions In Its
sales organization: must be clean.cut. a.;
gressive, Intelligent, go-getter type. to ssll
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

You have said to yourself
49,. must mako MORE money. I must
Est on my feet. must md something
that will Be PERMANENT"
YOU, You are very seriously concerned about
a0ur a,.r intture or you would not be looking
Therefole. let US Be- serious tossthsr, Il
mGnt % that out Of this whole city
IOS are Just the typo Of man we Geek
sno sno ~ might Be that out Of this whole
ely. sIty ~e nave Just the position that YOU
w two SHOULD 20. ,os.,h.r.
WE IsSuE A CHALLENGE.
man Of fdI9E ordInsfy9 sh,,,,Yy say. that any
3usuous, Persistent and Honest
me San Some to us. .to. be instructed BY our
executives. and II he will then 70 out,
90 - no 10 told. and keep on doine
~, We guarantee that he will haye 4
sarse income and be in line for pro.
niioHon 70 an important executive DO.
sision ether in our parent Corpora
,s n,on or some one Of its subsidiary com.
Many MAJ men who have Joined our SELL
ms torces within the past few month,
ns, nsVe Oeen successful beyond their FOND.
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REFINED WOMEN
~ WHOLE eH %osA FART TIME

sssssisS Dsrsenali.y ana some ExpcvTIyE: I: 2
o0pioynent, You may be displeased with
ye1r present plsition and thi. step may 6e :
ehe turning point In your NE: Al apy,,i;
E';s'sne. 70 nss::..sy pAR'' between 10
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ElGPLoYNENT AoENcrrS
PERSONALS

Hs:sIssi. Hsi:S as q rs snd y q: y; ,'sS;,
csived; will CALI Send postcard 10 SnZN.
or telerhons Poplar 0401. v'al
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

NOS. AND 2. also s schramm portable ar
compressors: 16-H II. r. kerosene engine; y
gine: 8x6 and Sx8 Gardner belted compres'
sors: 12xl2xl2 steam air compressor; 10 kno
matte natl "s tank. bURcHFiELb' JRe ffi CO.. oS2 Arch,
NEW q aecoDd h.0d ,,ya chinerv houRht sold,
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DOG OWNERS TEXTBOOK FREEHAn g: g;
., dogs y FREE ssoSa With month"; suS:er
tion to Sportsman's Digest: send 2oc (coa,ss
or stamps) today. Sportsman's Dlgest. sss
FOR SALE. high-class pedisreed Airedsls
terrier pups. Phone Amber 6o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

LOT Of dsss..r:, :hcXsssss; , :Yndri,s' - ~
sold Monday. March 9, at 1880 A. N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

sALEsMEN-Wrtef for list of lines and fuI,
partic alars;. earn &250O to so, 900 yeariv.
big demand for men. inexperienced or ~
prienced. city or travelling. National SaIes.
meH's 1T. Asso.. Dept. 277. Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

We need the services CT a clean-living
man. Gentle Of good standins and
average ability. who 10 willing TO work
hard for good pay. At tho same time
he 10 httins himself for promotion to
more important position with us. Apply
Suite 11O6. Land Title and Trust
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WE PAY 30 cents 10 81 an hour for yon,
-. spare time writing showcards; no can
work, particulars free. Kwik ShowesrS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

MEN wanted TO qualify for fremen brake.
! tion furn. Write w. Borgess.. $40. st, Louis.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

SALES MANAGER
Biz enough to handle the Thums Visor in a
thoroush manner II local territeSry III, , re-
Xddrsss full record. Morrs-Kehren 4 Co..
Mutual Life Bldg. Buffalo. N. Y.
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HELP wANTED-MALn
Statesmen

"A CHALLENGE TO THE MAN
WHO BELIEVES IN HIMSELF"
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MILLINERY sALEswoMEN

yfeak . eeder require the services OF thor
o0uhly experienced, neat-appearing sales
y0men for their millinery department; none
- those having had previous experiences VIII
- considered Apply employment ohice. Sec
S0d Aoor. 11th and Market SITS.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
CoNsTARLEs, SALES

WANTED-Xylophone; state mako and pri'
Box ll8. Hammonton. N. ].
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DOGS AND BIRDS

VIEW 4 secondhand machinery bought,
exc. plants dismantled. Grow. 1906 \
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odS fSr fSst selling drug store spo
liberal commission. Address Puroi,nds sids linS;
w. 50th st.. New York CITY s'"e' 100
EyERYHODY uses extracts; sell Duo double.
n.ssrsIts srenIEn eSxsrSets complete line household
Co., Dept. ELL. Attica. N. Y. "'' ouo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

He~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-06

WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPATR
AUTOMOBILES
&?b FOR FULL q COMPLETE COURSE 60.
DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES, Open sundaSs,so
SATTLER'S. 1901 10 10 Spring IA rdan %
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NORTH PRAIRIE
SUMAS PEOPLE VISIT AT
NORTH PRAIRIE HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Greenblatt of
Sumas are staying this week at
the home of Tom Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Strand and chill
dren were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of August Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunst WIS.,
tied at Henry Bartelds, Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson and
son Carl, and Mrs. Benson, were
Sunday dinner guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Goheens,
of Custer.
Mrs. Ray Leenders and
daughter Mrs. De Rubber and
Nellie De Rubber visited at the
John Gunst home, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Bruins and sons Otto and
Willie spent Sunday evening at
the George Jacobson home.
Gladys Stuurman who is at
tending Normal spent Saturday
and Sunday with her folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Stremler
and children visited at Fred
Stremler's Sunday evening.
Misses Dena and Nancy YER
DUN, Abe Verduin, and Otto and
Willie Bruins spent Sunday ev-
ening with John Bruins.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad
Axling and sons Clifton and Glen
visited with Mrs. Weeks, who
expects to leave soon for India.
Mrs. Cramer and Jake Cramer
were dinner guests at Elias
Stowell's, Of Ferndale.
Mrs. Benson visited Monday at
ternoon with Mrs. George ia
cobson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hoksbergen and
son Alvin were dinner guests
at the Henry Bartelds home,
Sunday.
Mrs. F.. R. Baldwin spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with Mrs. Ak
ling.
Mrs. Folsom of Bellingham,
and Mrs. Boehringer spent Fri
day with Mrs. Cramer.
Mrs. Minnie Albers and baby
were dinner guests at the Gerrit
Van Wyhe home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Axling visited Mrs OFT
man in Bellingham, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stremler, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson of Bell
ingham, visited John Strands
Saturday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Woody and
daughter Merel Of Bellingham
were guests at the Elmer Lund
home Sunday.
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Mrs. Dorothy Bostwick of Bel
lingham spent Friday with Miss
Lottie Richbaw.
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Miss Lula Erickson of Belling-
ham visited friends here Satur-
day.