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Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16
GOOD HEALTH OF
CHILDREN FROM
RICH BLOOD
Health, Strength and Vigor
Built Up BY
Gude's Pepto- -Mangan

You See one child strong and ro-
bust; another child pale and thin.
one eats practically the same foods
and iakvs,,,!a - q same exercise as the
oiber What y the difference?
Nearly always it's q difference IN
lie aliality Of the blood The strong
child has rich, red blood and plenty
81 ia You love to see him eat so
heSrRily II your child II thin and
weak give him Guides Peto-M Mafigan
ID nl.ild up the blood and see ti1e
sIIlgaIenee hetweeg9 4 sickis nllhap'
s. childhood and 4 bounelng
Ils4iII childhood.
eitos alagall a yosll
5 il liquid og ablet form a
IS s.sre sle npisse ADVERTISE
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16
SEEDS FOR FARMS
AND GARDENS

The growing of vegetables is of
SO much importance that every
family possible should plant and
cultivate sufficiency to provide Tor
home consumption. In this way
fresh wholesome vegetables can be
obtained without the expense OF
buying, thereby lessening the gro
Gerry bill.
Congressman William G. Ham
mer, Room 443, House office build
ing, Washington, D. G, in a iettel
sadvises the editor to state that y
has to his credit at the Bureau 9
iPlant Industry enough vegetabl
seeds TO fill requests made durlnl
the month of February but canno
guarantee any supply at a late
date.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

Richmond eohnsys campaigp ioI
raise its quota 81 sloSo for the Near
East Relief this year was launched
Sunday with Leake S. Covington
Of lsockingham in charge, according
ID information received from Ra-
leigh, nom Colonel George H. Bel
lamy, state chairman.
This money will feed, clothe and
educate 80 orphans Of Armenian
martyrs who are now in the i've
North Carolina orphanages at IRE
bizond. The Tar Heel State is saw
ing the lives Of 1894 Of these help
less tots this year Josephus Dam
Iiels IS honorary state chairman
MIR Coyington has been at work
for sometime perfecting his organi-
zation and reports Richmond Coun-
lty ready to do its duty.
Many OF these Children were lilaut "
orphans during the Great War when
100000 Of Armenia's 100000 troops
Host their lives in defense OF the
Kaku oil fields.
/ / Had the Central Powers capturet
these vast stores, Colonel Bellam,
i Epointed out, they would have pro
Elonged the war many months, ae
cording to all experts. Had this beei
the case there are many North Caro-
!, lima boys back home today whC
'|would now be sleeping under
wooden cross in France, North Gar
olina cannot see the children Q
these heroes starve or freeze 7
death, he declared.
Other Of these children were mad
homeless and helpless during Turk
I ish depredations into Armenia whe'
j. their fathers were murdered an
i their mothers carried off to Turks
e harems because they would not r
a nounce Christ and become Mohen
: medans.
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Land Entry.

North Carolina,
Richmond County.
I. Iohn Darlington, claim and enter
[lIl eleven acres of land lying and being
n Beaver Dam TownSlip, Richmond
County, N. C., on the waters of D owning
Creek, bounded by the lands Of James
Blue and Joe A, McLeans on the Nortn;
on the West by lauds of A. ]. Butler, and
on the East by lands of Page and Land.
I Said land is vacant, unappropriated and
subject to entry.
Entered this the 1lth day Of Feb, 1922,
1 John Darlington, Claimant
Notice is hereby given that a warrant
Of sueyey win be issued on the above
entry unless protest is filed before the
Entry Taker within thirty days iron
/ date heteof.
This the 11th day Of Feb. 1922.
r. E. johnson; Exotic Entry Taker.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16
NE eKITCHEN
GABLNE1 8! ! J

tte), l.1I, WesesI n5 -Se't spapef on'oh.i
In May time baln,y breezes play
Among the nodding treetops.
And joyous songsters fit between
The boughs with merry roundeiay!
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

.f .
We are sorry to. her Of Miss
Pearle Covington being sick at
this writing.
We are glad to say the little
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Neil is much better
Miss Bonnie Muse, teacher Of
the End and 3rd grades at Rob.
erdel High School, was rushed to
the Sanford hospital Sunday
morning on account Of an attack
Iof appendicitis. The operation
was performed and she is get
ting along nicely.
The Roberdel High Shool clos
ed Monday and Tuesday on ac-
count Of the illness of Rev. p. A.
! Clark.
Mr., and Mrs. Ed Baxley, ac-
companied BY Miss Minnie Muse,
nttored to Sanford Saturday.
The fruit supper given Monday
might by Miss Maggie Stogner
was an enjoyable event.
/ Mr. Steadman Gibson left Sun
! day for Charlotte Sanatorium fol
a slight operation.
j Miss Armentine Capel and Mr.
Edgar Mckenzie motored ovel
to Bennsttsville Saturday ant
were happily married.
i The members Of the Greenlak'
!. Missionary Society will meet a
s1Mrs. W.. 0. Ellerbe's Frida.
night. All members are urge
! to be present.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

Young women between ages
Of l8 and rs to enter training at
The Anscn Sanatorium, Wades.
.boro, N. C. This is a ifty-bed
institution and the training
school is under the direction OF
Miss Ella MacNichols, for many
wears Supt. Of the Presbyterian
Hospital, Charlotte. Write tor
application blanks. 1t
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16
Card Of Thanks.

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to the good people Of this
community for their kindnesses
shown during the sickness and
death Of our dear wife and moth
er. May God richly bless each
one.
T. S. Hodges and children,
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

Arrived this week big ship
ment Of ladies' footwear, en-
bracing ell the new styles in
strap pumps, brogues and OK
fords.-W. E. Harrison & Land
Co. advt
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T.B. H.

PURITY is just what its name
indicates. Ask your grocer for
PURITY breads and cakes. Fresh
sda;ly Delicious. advt.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16


used. Cheese Is q valuable food, be-
ing highly concentrated and with no
waste. One needs to consume twice |
as much beef, pound for pound, as
cheese in order to have the same food
value. Beef contains more iron than
cheese, but this can be supplied hy
green Vegetables. Cheese contains
more lime than meat and much less is
needed to make a satisfying meal.
There are any number Of combina-
tions with cheese which viii take the
place Of meat and add en- Infinite va
rlety to the menu.
Wisconsin produces large part OF
all the cheese made in the United
States and the 'Buy at home slogan
should be kept in mind when market
ing. Imported cheeses are very popu-
lar, but at present nearly every va
lriety is produced in the United States
| and in many cases Of superior quality.
The gastronemic delights Of bread
and cheese and, kisses We have been
| taught are the sine qua non Of living
and though the sanitary board bars the
latter we still have cheese and bread
with which to worry along. The fol
lowing dishes will help in suggesting
few OF the ways we may use this
delicious food:
/ Cheese With Celery. Cook the
/ coarser portions Of celery cut IN
| half.inch pieces, or the root or celeriac
| may be used cut in dice. Place lay
| er Of celery in the bottom Of we'll
buttered baking dish Cover with
grated or finely cut cheese, using as
much or little as the occasion Or sup
Div demands, then add few spoon
fuls of rich white sauce made q
two tablesnoonfuls each Of butter ane
iiour cooked together and one cipfu'
Of rich milk added; salt and. pepper t
taste Repeat. having the white sauce
on top, then sprinkle thiclxly with but
tered eruEabs and bake IN . mederat'
I oven unit the crumbs are vel
Drowned. Serve from the dish Ono
tfied this viii be q cherished recipe,
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

Lost, auto No. 77,52l. Please
return to ]. I. Names, or the
Post. Dispatch Office, or write
either Of where it canbe securee.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-02-16

3for 25c at Fox Drug Company.
What? The Fox Special hair
net. ddvt.
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WHAT TO DO WITH CHEESE.

with cheese the suggested compo-
sition Of the moon and equally as high
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital Wanted.

Capital wanted to increase
the production and extend
the sales OF ARIJOL (THE
ONLY TASTELESS TRUE
CODLlVER OIL IN TIL e
WORLD). We are now send
ing large quantities to Japan,
and with proper facilities q
large export business can be
created. Any one that knows
cOdliver oil can realize the
tremendous possibilities Of
the tastelesS form through
out the world, Promoters
or investors, investigate and
act at once. Y 2170 Herald,
ESQ Broadway.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD ON INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion Of your invention for our opinion Of It's
natentable nature free. HIGHEST REt'Eit-
ABLE TERMS. VICTOR J. EVANS e. CO.,
New York office, 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone barclay GAIA. iaiE office Sj4 9th,
Washington, ID. C.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet: highest
references. best results. promptness as
sured WATSON r. COLEMAN, Patent Law
yer. 62f i ST.. Washington. ID yc.
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EXCEPTIONAL
OPPORTUNITY

HAVING THREE PATENTS GRANTED
By THE UNITED STATES PATENT
OFFICE AND A RUNNING PLANT.
ONE OF THE BEST INVENTIONS DE-
SIRES PEOPLE TO INVEST CAPITAL./
1T WILL PROVE THE GREATEST M
TEREST B h ARIN G. PROPOSITION.
WRITE ONLY. DON'T CALL, r.. Nj,
1873 EAST fTTH.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

SAM SCHULTZ. formerly Cleveland, Ohio
S25 reward for accurate Information OF
present Whereabouts: confidential. HEN
SCHAL, 1l0 William st. Tel. 1851 Beeknan
YANTED--Any one knowing present address
OF Edna PaFani. Y 2to2 Herald, $50 Bway.
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FURNITURE.

WE viii pay highest possible prices for fur
rshcd houses, apartments, pianos. hrlc-n-
hrac, books. works of art. FRANKLIN. So
University place Tel. stWvcsant 23II.
HOTEL furniture, bureaus. chlffoniers, cots.
very low prices. Sale Mt Flanders Hotel.
1876 West attn st.. O'Clock Monday after
noon.
ANTIQUE nanogany davenport, lour post
bed aud table for sale. Write eT Elm st.,
Westfield. NJ J.
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Machinery.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

wANTFD-Baby boy or girl. ! to 10 days
old. for adoptiou: fair complexion pre-
ferred; good home: absolute surrender. M.
A.. 263 w. 125th st.
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IIC,II cR.AnE MAN


is wanted TO assume executive position with
metropolitan representative Of new light
automobile selling for less than $1,000. Tiu.
ear will be the outstanding sensation OF
1928 In the automobile field.
The opportunity for profit Is unlimited, and
unless you are at least a $4,000 year man
we cannot use you. Requirements are $1,000
cash. executive ability and highest grade
bank and commercial references.
If you can qualify write at once. All corre-
spondence strictly confidential. 4 521 Herald,
$50 Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe.

DAYS Work-Coiored woman. Thursday.
Friday. cleaning. 1929 9Th av., apartment
DAYS work. experienced. NJ. Gearing. Au-
dubon 1860. Apt. 81.
DAYS WORK. washing. ironing. cleaning;
white woman. NJ 1850 Herald, Harlem.
LAYS work wanted. cleaning. experienced
Mrs. Thompson, lis j.. 10th.
DAYS WORK = COLoRED WOMAN. AU-
DUBON 2g02
DAYS work; woman. colored, wishes wash
ing or cleaning. Anderson, 48 w 99th.
DAYS work. part time. morning, colored
woman. 80 w. 90th. care Moore.
DAYS work half time; good laundress.
Robinson 6-S w. 13sth, apt. H.
DAY WORK or part time colored woman.
Carter, ilJ w. l8ist Morntngside 2443.
DAYS WORK or half time: colored girl.
References. Ware 1G7 w. 1880 81.
DAYS work: woman; three half days work,
mornings. Write Wiens. 21s E. SD St
DAYS work; woman. colored: references.
Miller. 2ls W. i35th. Morningside sl6l.
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COOK Swedish. competent, wishes position
TO take entire charge OF apartment. Write
b., 7f2 "a av.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

GORGEOUS new full mink wrap. 81 900
sacrifice. rinxe 1883.
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COOK, colored, full charge Of tea room.
club bank: is years references one place.
Drayton, 2i6 w. 6ith.
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TYPEwRrTERs rented, months s. Up.
p BROWN TYPEWRITER CO.. 29S B'way
Worth 5345.
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HOTEL In Asbury Park. N j.. two blocks
from the ocean. lot 5Cxl49, II bedrooms,
gas and electric, furnace heat. Price $4,000;
furnished: cash required $1,000; will rent
81. 600 for summer season or s., 500 yearly
with option Of buying; terms to suit. Others
on our list for sale and for rent Let ~
know your wants
L. l.. BROWN. IA Lake av.. Ocean Grove,
n. ]. Phone Asbury Park 1850,
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COOK wants position whore two, three maids
are kept apartment; best references.
write Box g. S7s ID nv.
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$4,000.

$1,000.
Advertiser requires the services OF man
of clean business record able 90 invest 5000
and act In executive capacity In promoting
special and exclusive form OF financial SER
vice of great valLe to banks and bank de-
positors throughout the United States; sub
stantial salary plus satisfactory profits Ad-
dress by letter only. ELLSWORTH kAUFF-
NAN, ;22 Riverside Drive, New York city
CAPITAL wanted for new patented inven-
tion; the greatest necessity TO every, auto
mobile, an opening for business that may
reach into millions; big profits, no COM
petition. VIII consider fair cash offer with
royalty y 5Sl Herald, $50 B'way.
WANT experienced business man as partner
to take half interest in now organizing
wholesale mercantile import business: large
profit assured; necessary capital $4,000 to
$4,000 PAL Herald. Herald 81
HALF interest to hustler in established real
month; $1,000 cash on former deal Anti
cipate big business. JONES REALTY CO.,
121 N. =. 2d st, Miami. Fla.
If YOU HAVE 500. Will start you in new
salary weekly; experience unnecessary.
INTERNATIONAL MACHINE CO.. Balti-
more. Nd.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY = Desire first
class man join me in buvng and selling
standard merchandise: So 900 to $50 900 re-
quired; large returns; highest references,
2li5 Herald. Herald So
ESTABLISH your own business. learn stock
privilege trading capital required $i37.j0
10 $4,000. Free Information. Dept "a. PAUL
KAYE. 149 Bway New York.
ASSOCIATE WITH 81 coo. SERVICES.
wanted by brokerage business having prof
table selling contracts: experience unneces-
cary. 2l46 Herald. Herald
NEWLY corporation wishes connection reli-
able brokerage firm to underwrte issue,
commission basis. PFEIFFER. 1899 Wyckoff
av.. Brooklyn.
PARTNER wanted with some capital 20
open retail dress\ store: have some capital
2l5I Herald. Herald ga.
GASOLINE production eXpanslon Investment
$500 up. Box 516. 1910 Broadway.
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CAPITAL required for very profitable metal
manufacturing business: the principals are
ers of patenta which insure success. 1910
Broadway. Boz sos.
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COOK-Day, week. private; beat references.
Call Sunday. Monday. Columbus 1854.
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HOUSE EWORKE ER.

SEWORK-Apartment only; no was,i
ms; experienced light cOored girl; excel
lent cook. sleep in, reference. Lafayette
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sonabe price. Apply WILLIAM u. NEIL
SEN. 124 Norman av.. Bkyn.. between rs
any evening.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female.

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER,
general office assistant; 10 years expert
ence; capable, Christian. r COS Herald. go
Bfoadwny.
ATTENDANT, Trustworthy, middle aged
woman, 10 invalid comfortable home; rea-
ronable wages 2204 Herald. $50 B'way.
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COOK, eNpericnccd' rpioroncts. 100 p UbIH
et.. care Stahl. Plaza s32S.
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ATTRACTIVE Is room hotel splondidly sitl-
ated and fitted up Tor tea room or high
class oadhouse; main automobile road 20
Atlantic city; acre OF lawns. fruit shade.
spacious porch, garages, every modern I'M
provement; committing distance; furnished,
unfurnished: offered AT sacrifice because OF
!lners. Address Box a., FRENEAU, " J.
PRIVATE DRBsSMAKING BUSINESS.
Dressmaker retiring from business estab-
lished over 20 years; catering to exclusive
national reputation; owner viii stay with
purchaser one year n desired. Write Dress
maker Box 1903. station F.. Manhattan.
GREAT NOVELTY : Photograph needle
pointing machine for home use; patent
cheap to manufacture; never the market;
splendid opportunity Is offered 20 purchase
patents; fortune in II. ROBT. WILSON. 3ii
Stephen St. Belleville. N. y
MILLINERY store, well established. good
business. IN Jersey city must sell sc
count OF death in family; up TO date fix
lures. low rent and lease. A. III. r., i73
Berrenline. av., Union Hln. ". j.
HARDWARE Store. doing $4,000 annually;
In thriving, clean Pennsylvania town cf
1000. large. attractive store, lease; modern
futures terms. For full particulars, l33
s. 18th at, room 203, philadelphia. Pa.
DRUG store in New Jersey, four miles from
Market ST. ferry: ill health account Of
seliug sell reasonable for cash. kddress
S. s., General delivery Camden. N. J.
ELECTRICAL contracting business for ren-
SEN. 124 Norman av.. Bklyn.. between rs
any evening
TEA ROOM, neighborhood 5th nv. and s4th
ST.; excellent business. buyers first pay
ment $4,000. balance terms, straight lease
long established. s16I Herald. Herald 50.
s9TRA tive dwelling. seventies. % rooms,
IL baths: all rented; large income, Illness
compels sacrificing business. LENNEY. 81
r. 42d.
SIS. 600 will buy radio manufacturing jobblng
business, wonderful opportunity. y 5Sf
Herald
GENT'S furnishings store, 400 miles from
city, main st. location. Write DORSAfAN. .
o5l Prospect nv., BronX.
ESTABLISHED dressmakng business. half
Interest. little cash. T. 224O Herald Her
eld 81.
OLD, established Tea and Coffee business
and route. write n 1910 Boston road.
MILLINERY store for sale. Write FROOKs.
~ Clymer St, Brooklyn. stagg 1890
Miscellaneous.
wArTED-Cigar stand IN large building
state price, particulars. &c. Pox $40. 250i
World Tower Building.
VIII operate for owner, one OF moro houses.
furnished OF unfurnished. y 6ss Herald.
$4,000 and 5000 monthly for one year At
cost OF &c daily protect yourself. HEM,
81 Broadway
DENTIST corner apartments, ideal
locations rent SEQ and s75. ERNEST
wEIDHAAS, 4os West 42d street.
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COOK, housekeeper. experienced Protestant; I;
capable OF taking full charge Of Kitchen :
references: country. Call 239 East 18th 81.
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COOK and houscworlter, city, country $40;
good references. Iilgh Grade Employment
Service, 22ss Tth av Morningside $3.50.
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For Safe.

WANTED 10 sell entire stock OF merchan-
disc, privilege of rent of store AZ $1,000 per
month; excellent stand and privilege Of OUT
side salary OF $1i5 guaranteed per month
with stote, outside OF profitssef store: viii
sell whole for $4,000 on time, with good
security. or less for cash: also this in
cludes lot for residence, several years lease
on store, also apartment attached to store (;
best OF references can be furnished and
also will be required; best bargain to-day;
healthy location: down on York River. Ad-
dress Box / Gloucester Point, Va.
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Long Island.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED

ROOMS wanted. single or double: any loca-
tion. PUBLIC SERVICE AssC. fhohe
Bryant 65i4.
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COOK French. economical. no English
apartment: references a. ~, 90 w. 2ith.
COOK, good plain, houseworker. colorcd
references; country. Sanders, a61 w. i2Gth.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
business Connections.

ESTABLISHED wholesale
business desiring to take,
on additional line az for
warding agents want TO get
In touch with manufac-
turers of either bulk or case
goods with patronage ex-
tending into Southern States.
shipments TO be handled by
water from New York and
thence distributed into inter
ior from South Atlantic port.
either from storage at such
port or direct. Address conn.,
inunications TO Post Office
Box 1888. Savannah, Ga.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12

COOK-Evceiient cooking only; advertiser n
deaf CAL Sunday, Monday after IL. Cook.
2S7 " hSth St. Coalman.
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COOKS, several. splendid, hirh class; differ
Ont nationalities: best references. sG5-Si0o.
wett1er's Agency, 20 w. 43d. Longacre Ss0I.
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COOK, German American; $50; references.
write Box 4. 1915 30 av.
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COOK, first class. good baker. Tine desserts;
references 100 East 44th. VI. Q.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEwRTTEBS RENTED.
Three months, $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co,
az broadway. at Leonard -. Telephone
20 u 23d ST. op Madison av. Franklin 5l0S
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
10 Barclay st. Phone 4t5e BARCLAY
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COMPANY whose product r. raw ma
teria In great demand. is In need OF more
working capital and can offer 10 an indlvld-
ual with from si0,Ooo to s20,0O0 an oppor-
tunity 10 make an attractive investment For
particulars address box j. 7. c., room 40,
III B'way. New York.
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COOK and waitress. mother and daughter
q 1S1S "a av
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

NEW CANAAN, CONN.
(The Ardsley)-Open year round; rooms with
without bath. Mrs. j. NJ SILLIMAN.
Telephone EO2 New Canaan.
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COOK, good plain; private family; refer
ence: willing TO assist With laundry. Bar
rett care Of Boez. 301 East p5th ST.
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TEA ROOM, neighborhood 5th av. and S4th
ST.; excellent business: buyers first pay
ment $4,000. balance terms; straight lease
long established. f167 Herald. Herald 50.
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HARDWARE Store doing 0.OOO annually;
In thriving. clean Pennsylvania town cf
1000: large. attractive store: lease; modern
futures terms. For full particulars, 133
S. 10Th a.. room 20l. Phlladelphla. Pa.
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COOK, swedIsh, first class out by day A.,
fan prnarnrf Nv IlrnnltlNn
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PEAUTY expert viii attend ladies by ap-
pointment al their horDes fremont O297.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, wishes post
tion references. Jennie Eispoli. 81 East
5Sth Plaza 2994.
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COOK, where one other maid r. kept. small
family references. NJ c.. i67 E. 47th.
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HoUsEWORKER, neat. competent young
Woman! wages. tG3 90 eT5. Write care
Mrs Nailoy. COS Amsterdam av.
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FLORIDA BOARD.
Miscellaneous
Country Board Wanted.

WANTED--Permanen home for old man,
invalid, not bed ridden, in near suburbs :
preferably Westchester: In physician's or
nurses family; must be reasonable. c., 4i2
Columbus aV.
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MACHINERY.

ELECTRIC welding generator with switch:
board also few electric drills HAItRf
JAWITZ. 15i Lafayette st. Phone Canal s22T
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s9TRA TIVE dwelling. seventies. 2s rooms,
IL baths: all rented; large income, Illness
compeis sacrificing business. LENNisY. 81
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COOK, first class. best city references. Nd
dress a. East ssth st., caro- Cowley
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HOUef,WORkEN, young an, lately landed.
ainraatn nv.
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COON for nrlvate family. has best of refer-
ences. utiscoll Agency, l2o West 10th st..
Columbu~ i0OTG.
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MILLINERY store, well established, good
business. IN Jersey City; must sell on ec-
lures. low rent and lease. A. II. r.. ia
Bcrrenine av. Union I'M, N J.
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Finnish rir. smau family. ss5 references.
Phone Harlem s4s3. 3s West i2Gth ~
The New York herald., 1922-11-12

COOK wishes position, small private family
good references. si4 81 av.. one flight up.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12

COOK, colorod. first class, private. public.
Dangcrficld. 80 West G7th. Columbus 6s5i.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
New Jersey.

IN lower Berkshires; comfortable resort; In
private family; sl4. Rogers Farm, West
Cornwall, Conn.