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Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

A torpid liver reeds an over.
hauling with IIerbine, Its be
nefits are immediately apparent.
Energy takes the place of lazi
ness, appetite returns, and the
hour of restbiings whit sound,
refreshing sleep. Price, 6Oc.
by all Druggists.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
OBITUARY.
Life is not 4 dream,
Nor is death a seem,

Nor il death a seem,
Then wins should We sigh,
Or fear to die
And enter i'm Immortality?
IL is written death "reigneG
from Adam, and so. the pages
dear To every home is the family
record. Susan ", Barney, was
born in Denison. Ohio Jan. Bird
1865, died April Nth 1922 at hel
home in Mansfield, Mo. Her
Maidennamewas Susan A. Welsh
BY death OF Ter mother, Susan
was left an orphan at the age OF
Sevea. Her father died when
she was fifteen but Susan fel
into good hands by three sisters
in law. She was reared and ell
ucated graduating from the High
School Of St Louis at the age of
Is Her life was divided be.
tween Ohio and Missouri.
In Springfield Sept. 81. 1887
She was married to Mr.. Geo. s,
Burney. DR.. Putnam Of the
Presbyterian Church perform,
ing the GER. mony.
To them have been born
four delightful daughters;
Eth !, Norma, Blanche and Ha
eel all of whom are married.
Mrs Bunny was a Christian
from her childhood.
At the age of Is she sought
and received the witness of
the spirit, and united with
the church. To her the way of
the Christian was a delight that
extended even unto the golden
sunset.
Companionship with her hus
band rt ached the standard of
the ideal. and the honey moon
never waned. AS a mother she
was one with her children max.
ing for them the sunshine of a
happy home.
The Eastern Star, of which
she was a member, rendered a
beautiful service, followed by
funeral sermon, by the writer.
The funeral service was held
at the home Sunday afternoon
the whole town being present, a
tribute to her sacred memory.
Singing by the choir was sweet, |
and especially Mrs. Burney's
favOrite, God will take care of
The floral display was beauti.
The evening train carried
the body land family to Spring.
for another funeral service
DR.. Bacon. and interment in
Cemetery. How De.
.ightfui that her daughters
could be present for a last look
IN mothers sunny face and to
share with their father the
weight of sorrow in this sad
lour. The sunshine of Susan
will shine on, and the
of memory will sweet.
N the years to come.
B. D.. Jones.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Mon. April 24th, '22
Commencing at 10 a. H.,

commencing ut III a. M,
The Following Property: ]
gray mare 6 years old weight
1000 lbs, l by mare smooth
mouth weight about 1000 pounds
one Holstein COW thr e years
old giving milk, 1red COW Z years
old fresh in May, lyearling steer
Farm Implements: Mower and
rake, wagon, pillow and other farm
tools, about 100 White Leghorn
chickens, cream separator, In.
cudator and brooder. telephone,
kitchen range, oneheater, dining
table, , cuphoards, .iroa bed and
springs, rocking chair and other
chairs, several dozen fruit jars,
about 100 lbs. well cured pork,
telephone wire, few potatoes,
churn, l5or 20 stone jars all sizes
and many other things too nu.
meruuS to mention.
Terms-All sums of $40 and
under, cash; on all sums over
$40, 9 months time will be Civ
en- on bankable note bearing s
per cent interest from date. No
goods to be removed until the
Of sale are complied
with.
Geo. F. Maxwell Admir-.
Alex Salisbury. Auctoneer
Il. c. FREEMAN, Clerk
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank our many
friends for the kindness and
sympathy shown to US during
the sickness and death of our
loved and loving mother.
&. S. Burney and daughters.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Eyestrain Illness

Is plainly to be seen in the
weakened and irritated appear,
ance of the eyes, the persiSten,
and distressing headaches,
pains in the temples and fore,
head, blurring together of let
ters, that frown which is begin.
ning to spoil the face; together
with those, there is the effect
on the general health, which is
great in many cases,
You know how necessary well
tit,ing shoes are 10 your com
fort and temper. How much
more vital to your hea tn and
happiness are glasses exactly
suited to your particular vision
defect.
1t has oeen our sole occupati.
on Tor 10 years to correct imper.
feet eyes by means of scientifi
caliy prescribed lenses.
The value OF our services is
proved by the fact that We have
given complete satisfaction
to over $4,000 clients. Gases
that all others have failed to re
lieve are solicited,
call and see US while we are
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

VIII ocii do puDilS dutIIOu d.
my place l mile east of Mans.
field on,
Thursday, April 9th 1922
Commencing at 1000 a. m.
The following property, , good
cows, one 4 years old, half Hol,
stein giving 4 gallons per day, 1
Jersey COW 6 yesrs old giving 8
gallons milk per day. both with
calves by side. 1 good bay work
horse 9years old weight about
1000 pounds. Several dozen
good Plymoth Rock hens extra
good layers, some White Leg.
horn hens 5 choice Plymnth Rock
ROSTERS some baby chickens.
TOOLS: l wagon, hack, leather
harness, good buggy. 1 disc, 1
spring tooth harrow, one section
with handles. 1 Deesing moving
machine FURNITURE: / good
organ, one davenport, sewing
l nice iron bed, springs
and mattress, standt,bie, dress.
er, cOmmodo, 2 rocking chairs,
banner range, round dining table
and chairs, kitchen cabinet, q
9x12 rugs one good as new, No.
D DeLaval cream separator, 5
gal. Daisy churn, some meat
and lard, canned fruit, some
empty fruit jtrs, several other
too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-All sums Of $40 and
cash; on all gums over SO,
9months time will be given on
'ankable notes bearing 8 per cent
interest from date. No goods to
re removed until terms have been
with.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Rheumatism at 60
). S. s. Thoroughly Rids the Body Of
Rheumatism Impurities.


Somebody's mother Is suffcrinr To-
hlghti Tho .scourge Of rheumatIsm
mas wrecked her body: limping and
ffhho'er,ng, oent forward. she secs but
heart stu belongs to the starsi poeaa
ANYBODY care? SIS. s. is one of tbo
SSrentest blood purifiers known. and it
ieinal ingredients are purely Vereta.
re; ~ never d~isarrangos the stomach.
mo Is, IN fact, q splendid tonic, a blood
rheumatism from Joints. mitscIaa nnJ
NE entire body. It builds firm flesh
u ID what somebody's mother n"eJs
o .Httisntl Mother; IT. you can not 20
surely somebody In your family vii
Spotneoody. get u bottle OF 8. s.. s., now
joyfu fio, nsa mother begin to feel
Ia vo, msn,l tonight. Maybe. maybe
~. drug stores. in two sizes. The
"iser size Is the moro economical.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

The mild catharti. action of
Herbine is liked by ladies'. 1t
purfies the system without
gripping orsickening the stomach.
Price, zoe. Sold by all druggists
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Drs. Lopez & Lopez, O. D.

Eye sight Specialists will be
in Mansfield, Mo. again at the
Mansfield Hotel Tuesday and
Wednesday April 25th to 26th
Norwood, Mo at Norwood Ho
til. Monday Apri 9th.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
PUBLIC SALE.

| will sell at public auction at
the farm of W. G.. Findley, about
l.2 miles northeast Of Mans
field, on Wolf Creek aud Ma
comb road. on
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Pubic Sale

| will sell at Public auction at
the Jim Hester place, l l 2 miles
north OF Cedar Gap, on,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20

| will sell at public auction at
my place | mile east of Mans
field on,
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Roy Buckets. Owner.

G. c. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Col. Roy X. Dennis, AuctiOnecr.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
Geo. F. Maxwell Admr.

Alex Salisbury. Auctoneer
Il. c. FREEMAN, Clerk
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1922-04-20
PUBLIC SALE.

G.. G. Freeman, Clerk.
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WAITRESS and chambermaid wanted. thor
oughly experienced: must be sisters or
friends: occupy same room: references re-
auired G 2161 Herald. Herald 50.
WAITRESS, chambernaid. IN private fam
lily. Apply Thursday, between 10-t. 30 Park
av.. between 3T-3Sth SITS.
WAITRESS: references. Call to-day. $50
70 1890 53 Il. 74th.
WAITRESS and chambermaid. two: country:
80 minutes from city. Call Plaza sI2s.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Maie-pomest,c.

ORIENTAL American Employment Agency.
economical cooks, buffers energetic house
workers; find satisfaction this agency; ref
erences investigated. Iii w. 42d. Bryant
62Sn-. COS
JAPANESE Eagle Agency. 106 w. 10th. Bry-
ant ITS1-o69S-Most reliable, competent do
mcxtics; cook. butler. chauffeur, house
worker: very moderate fee; references per-
sonally Investigated.
JAPANES F9-Seect Employment Agency
bryant 793l). between 45th-46th sts.. s04
9th av. All kinds of domestic, help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1871 Lexington av. 1858 Mad. So
PHILIPPINE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
Domestics. Bowling Green 24sT. 90 Broad st.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital Wanted.

DELAWARE corporation organized TO pur-
chase consolidate and develop producing
|oil and natural gas properties and proven
leases. offers to legitimate investors limited
humber per cent. 10 year debenture bond
guaranteed by responsible underwater. ac-
denominations $50, 500 and $500: full par
.ticulars to interested persons; $4,000 invest
|ment secures secretaryship. $25. 900 each au-
ditor. vice-president and general fieldmar
subject qualifications. For Interview. d sic
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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TO HELP FIND YOURSELF.

Women who know they have ability to
do bigger things and earn bigger in
come will have splendid opportunity
with big established industrial con-
cern. Must be at least 30 years and
have pleasing personality. State age.
phone number and references. Write
box X 612 Herald. ESQ Bway.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.

BOYS-WholenaIe silk concern has opening
for several Christian boys 10 10 1s years;
advancement and training for salesmens' po-
sitions are offered to bright boys who can
qualify salary TO start ST.. Apply by letter,
giving details Of business experience. 226o
Herald. $50 Broadway.
BOY 10, general office work wholesale im-
porting house Fifth floor, 56s Broadway
BUTLER. experIenced references required
Call. 70 o. "a East soth IL.
CHAUFFEUR. single, experienced mechanic.
useful country, references required.
22sl Herald. 2so broadway.
DTEMAKER wanted by large paper box
plant. steady position for A l man. Ws16i5
Herald. Brooklyn.
pRAUGHTSA4AN. experienced. on interior
woodwork and fixtures State experience
and salary. r. W.. $50 Herald Herald sq.
Electrical Meter Testers. A.C.. DC. meters. !.
experienced only. Room 523. 1888 Bway
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES.
MONDAY, WE'D. THURSDAY AND SAT-
12 O'clock noon
BROWNS AUTO SALESROOAfS
ID av.. cor. 11th st. Stuyvesant 953o
40 popular makes-and more--of used
passenger and commercial cars listed
by different owners. will be sold at
pdblic auction on sales days. Every
car Is demonstrated. Can be inspected
now. Call with deposit and securs
the car you want
SELLERS-List you car with us we
have tho buyers. Get results while
you walt. Commission charkad.)
]. Fl. CAMPBELL. AUCTIONEER.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

OPERATOR. EXPERIENCED, UNDER
WOOD. BILLING AND BOOKKEEPING
MACHINE HOUSE; STATE AGE. Ma
TIONALITY, ExPERIENCE AND SALARY,
GOOD FUTURE FOR ONE WHO CAN
MEET REQUIREMENTS. Y 22Ts HERALD,
$50 BROADWAY.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

CCOMMoDATORS-Two accommodates for
three months; everything except laundry .
S3 each; two in family. sleep in apartment. .
first class good references. Write Park
Avenue. 157 East 47th.
BoOkKEEPER, capable taking charge set
Of books and office. experience, similar
limo preferred. Empire Lighting Fixture Co..
122 9TH av.. apply between 1912.
CHAMBERMsAID-WAI wanted per-
sonal city reference required Cali between
1o-i2. $50 West End av. tsathl. ap.. IA.
CEAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS, small private
family: references required. 101 East
Stst ST.
CIfAMBERdAID WAITRESS, lorpetant.
small family; references. i24 East list.
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TEACHER. competent. OF Isaac Pitman
shorthand, for old established Brooklyn
business college, day and three evenings a
week. Address full particulars 10 Issac
Pitman Sons room 1908. w. 4oth st.
TELEPHONE operator FOR plug board: state
experience, salary expected. 9 2l56 Herald.
Herald 50.
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TYPIsTs AND CLERKS.

TyPISTS AND CLERKS.
A large financial institution has
several permanent positions open
for young women II years OF age
or over; high school education de-
sirable; hours are short. luncheons
are provided free; starting salary
Is $l2 per week and many advan-
tages and opportunities for rapid
advancement are Offered 10 those
who qualify. as all advanced posi-
tions In the company are filled by
promotion. Apply Room oo65. !
Madison av.
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SECURITY statesmen

we want 10 employ security sales
men of proven ability The proposi-
tion is TO present the stock OF large
commercial bank showing two DEFf-
MITE PROFITS on money invested,
and Invariably gains Immediate atten-
tention OF the client This should In
tcrest men OF forceful ambition
Commission unusually attractive. and
upon qualification. salary, position
assured. suite 62T, ii2 West 42d 81.
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HELP WANTED---Male.

ARCHITECTURAL craftsman of experience
IN old established office; state experience
and salary expected. Box A. D., 1883 Broad
way
B0OfKEEPER ASSISTANT
IN A LARGE WHOLESALE SILK HOUSE;
MUST BE THOROUGHLY ENpERiENCED
WRITE, GIVING FULL PARTICULARS
AMI SALARY DESIRED. box COG. 20l
CABLE BUILDING.
BOY wanted by New York STOCK Exchange
firm answer In own handwriting. atating
education, experience. III any, and references
V 1880 Herald, Fulton ~.
10Y wanted by Custom House broker 10
run errands and do general office work
answer IN own handwriting, stating salary
expected v 1910 Herald. Fulton 81.
BoY, i5.fG years TOR once III iarre steel
corporation ss1 month state quaiifca-
tions and give references. 9 95s Herald.
Fulton n.
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sEcuRrTY sALrsMrN.

Our business s. the marketing Of high
grade securitiea; for this purpose we require
limited number OF capable statesmen:
liberal commission win be paid. assuring
those who can produce results a splendid In
come.
The propositions which we handle are ap-
proved. recommended ana managed by a
prominent organization of Industrial engl-
neers. Apply room 1910, $50 Nassau ST.,
mornings, this week, . 70 ~.
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SUPERINTENDENT for small elevator
apartment house. 57th st.-5tll av. section.
naids' service: state reference and -ex-
perienco. H. r.. ST6 Herald. Herald ga.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Male-Commerciai.

THE WILLIS -HAWLEY EXCHANGE.
32 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
:. High school, technical. college men.
Ten l1W electric testing, sfS-S25.
SIX (6) production and cost. $50.
Eight 80 time study $50.
S1s-$o0.
Twenty e2o) Junior clerks. typists. nnssssn-
gers, Wall ST. and commercial firms, SIS
CHAMBER OF AIMERCENEUrLDING,
Suifa n
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EXECUTIVES.

The Farms Produce Stores Corpora
tion can place several men between
the ages of 25 and 40 In a position TO
qualify for important executive ca
pacities. References. ability and appli-
cation the essentials. Apply in per-
son for interview between 10 and 12
a. NJ, and ( r. NJ, or ) and r.
NJ. suite l70T-9. 200 Broadway
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HELP WANTED-Male.

WANTED AT ONCE.
FOR FINISHING PLANT.
MILL EXECUTIVE.
Man with thorough knowledge OF the
waterproofing and fireproofing OF s.a-
vas and duck fabrics. To such man
nm unusual opportunity is offered 10 take
charge Or new and thoroughly equipped
plant in New York city. Write for inter-
view. stating experience and salary ex-
pected. All Inquiries win be considered
strictly confidential.
G 1905 HERALD. BRONX.
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WANTED AT ONCE
FOR FINISHING PLANT.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN.

Man with thorough knowledge
or the duck, canvas and Jute trade.
To such a man An unusual oppor-
tunity is offered. Write for In
treview, stating experience and
salary expected All inquiries
will be considered strictly confi-
Dental.
T., 1906 HERALD. BRONX
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ACTIVE. or inactive. partner wanted
with capital to establish commission
brokerage business with member
Consolidated Stock Exchange of N. y:
highest banking and business refer
ences given and required. o $50
Herald. Fulton st.
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For Sale.

$400 starts you in pleasant outdoor business
requires few hours weekly or evenings
opportunity. MILLARD'S 4S6 B'way.
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WANTED.

Several capable women who are over
20 years of age. who have ability and
integrity and neat appearance: must
have good references. Apply room 002
90 Court st. Brooklyn.
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statesmen.

An investment house of the highest stand
ing has an opening for several high class
men to handle tho sale of gilt edge dividend
paving securities.
Very large earnings can be realized by re-
liable. ambitious and energetic men.
If there are men i'm New York who are
conscientious about what they sell and are
really seeking permanent connection where
they can do business with the same clients
over and ovet again, write, giving fun par
ticulars OF past experience and references;
sales experience not necessary but desirable.
Address Sales Manager. r. O. box 403, City
Han Station. Now York citv
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

ONE Rand-AtcNaiiy map cabinet, 20 drawers.
n. n. DAVIS CO.. Hoboksn. ". J.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT
For Hire-Passcnger Cars.

CADILLAC Limousine, Westinghouse a,r
springs. hour day. week month. sates
rea-crahle. KIRwAN. lian SCHUYLER
CADILLAC. beautiful Iandauist. 1920 town
car. by hour. day, week or month sutton
Motor Renting &C. Phone Plaza 0o74
CADILLAC passenger limousine 81 hour,
day, week; monthly. $3.50. Columbus 56Tp.
PACKARD limousine. fina condition. ogner.
chauffeur operates; best Of references Ap.
ply 2it w ssth 81. Schuyler oss5.
PRIVATE family rents Locomohne beautI.
fui limousine. hour, daily. monthly. RINa,
audubon 1880
For Hirc-Motor Trucks.
HAVE C2) vans going far wet n pitts.
burgh. Pa. around April 22: would hke ore
or two loads going out n. W WOOD, 37o
Il. 80 ct. Piainfeid y. J. Phone 1871
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| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Swedish, mar
ried, 10 years driving. wishes position: ex-
cellent references. Swenson, care Ross. 113
| w Saith.
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sTocR sAr.rsMAy

STOCK SALESMAN.
Easiest eeller in New York; present men
averaging over 81 .000 month. direct leads;
close cooperation. immediate opportunity.
Sales ManagerHhip. room %. 32i Broad
way.
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TAILOR

LARGE RETAIL ESTABLISHMENT Is
pFsfROrfS or ENGAGING A GOOD ALI.
AROUND TAILOR IN SEAff-ENTCuTIVE
CAPACITY TO TAKE CHARGE or HOUSE
UNIFORMS. MUST BE DEPENDABLE,
STEADY MAN, CONSCIENTIOUS ARCtfT
Ills DUTIES: TO THE MAN WHO POS
sEssES SUCH QUALIFICATIONS is or
FFRED PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT
WITH \ CONCERN TtFA'r Is oBSERNANF
AMI ApPRECfATfNE OF RESULTS At
TANNED. STATE AGE. EXPERtENCE AND
FULL DETAILS. BOX 4S. III ST JAMES
BLrG
YOUNG man. gentleman. Christian. In prom
inent real estate office: must he well edu-
Gated and of good address. Box g 2iG9
Herald. Herald ~.
Instruction.
ia SALE Extension University, largest
hn.iness training instltutlon IN the world.
fi0 w. era "a.
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For Sale.
WANT to sell my fully equipped restaurant
located In Bay Ridge; forced to sell ac-
count other business; priced far below actual
value; terms to responsible party. 1865
Herald Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Radiator, fender and sheet
metal business; doing a good business. but
nave good reasons for selling. HULTQUIST
NEOS.. 107 Arch ST., New Britain. Conn.
FOR SALE-Good will and furniture of Olive
on Speciality Co. to be held on April H.
1922. 130 Pearl st.. N. Y.
Miscellaneous.
FOR RENTAL established Marinelo shop
dadies' hairdressing. &c.) with all electric
appliances in a department store in Virginia
viii consider ''Marinello graduates" only.
Apply WILLIAM HOELTZER, care Dry
Goods Union. 4s2 4th av.. city.
MY SALES LETTERS bring results because
they are scientifically written. Durapt,
ISL Water st. John 4194.
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MAssEuRs.

alASSEURs
llceused f67214, wishes few select privatN
gentlemen patients. ut your own home or
out: telephone 9 80 10 1920 r. NJ medical
references HoRvATtI. 1000 % ~ Harlem
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WOMEN.

WOMEN.
want several refined women de-
string to fit themselves for execu-
1.-Two positions In our rapidly ex-
panding International organization.
II you are over % years. can fur
nish satisfactory references as to
reliability and integrity. apply to
Mr.. Cairnes. suite 1707-1I09. 200
Broadway.
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CHAuFFEUR-MECH single years
experience; neat appearance. rood habits:
exceptional reference. Green. 101 West esd
| Riversida -
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. useful. wishes posi-
tion. private: best references G years OK
perience Glanen. 2174 Lexington av., 100
| 111st
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. Swedish, married
| no children Is years experience: Pierce
| Packard. Cndillac: own tools: do my own
| repairs Ericsson 1000 Sd ay
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CHAUFFEUR. single. experienced driver, re-
pairs; city. country: reference. Friehs!,
T.
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EXPERT wanted on second hand trucks. for
appraisal and sales. Apply Mr.. Stuart, 81
William St, Long Island C'ity
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CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. careful
driver: Swedish. age 81. married: wages
sac; highest references. Care Peterson, &c?
East 5Gth.
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JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.

SQUARE cut diamond ring, perfect stone
seii for half its value diamond wrfat
watch. diamond and sapphire bracelet and
gold bag Tel. 2s5T Vanderbilt
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cHAuFFER-MECHANI Japanese. long ex-
perience driving. repairing (nost cars)
wishes permanent position; highest refer
ences. Chauffeur. T24 Lexington av.
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COUPLE-Competent cook and butler fullv
experienced In every way: small private
family; most highly recommended: no laun-
aid. Herald
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CHAUFFEUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ten years private family, reference single
| 1922. good appearance. expert mechanic: citv
| m
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COUPLE. now employed: first class cook
and butler. valet fully experienced highly
recommended: with 5 year. quiet girl. c
2157 Herald, Herald SO.
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CHEF. French, well acquainted all branches
of the trade: highest references: club pri-
vate or special parties by day. Chef, 1860
Lexington av. Rhnelnnder 3325.
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CoUPI.F-Chanffeur careful driver, eood
mechanic: wife first class cook not genera
houseworlser; best references. c 213s Herald.
Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-04-06

CHAUFFEUR. careful driver. willing. oblig-
ing: AAnauestionable reference. f27 f. 6Sd.
Rhineander 1918
The New York herald., 1922-04-06

CHAUFFEUR. colored. experienced, careful
driver: furnish highest references. Picke..
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