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The New York herald., 1922-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. STATE or NEW YORK.
COUNTY or NEW IORS-Index No. J7602,
1921. Crawford Livingston, Gerald NJ. Liv-
ingston. Frederick Z. Thompson and James
w. Kennedy, copartners doing business un-
der the firm name Of LIVINGSTON q COM
PANY, Plaintiffs, against James Il. McGarry
and others. Defendants.
in pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure
aud sale. duly made and entered il the
above-entitled action and bearing date the
fst day OF March, 1922, I, the undersigned.
tile referee ia said judgment named. will
sell al public auction, at the Exchange
Saesroom. No. 1l-16 Vesey Street, In the
Borough OF Manhattan. City or New York
on the 9TH Cay Of April. 1872, at II o'clock
noon on that day. by HENRY BRADY, Auc-
tionecr, the premises directed by said judg-
ment TO be sold, and therein described as
follows.
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land, situate, lying and being in the Bor-
ough of Manhattan, City of New York.
bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point on the nortnerly side
Of West One Hundred and Fifty-second
street, distant Two hundred and fifty feet
westerly from the corner formed by the In
terscction of the said northeriy side OF West
One Hundred and Flfty-second street and
the westerly side Of Broadway. running
thence northerly. and parallel with the said
westerly side OF Broadway, twenty-four feet
six inches thence westerly, parallel with
the northerly side Of West One Hundred and
Fifiy-second Street. six inches; thence again
northerly, parallel with said westerly side
or Broadway, setenty-five feet five inohes
10 The center line Of the block: running
thence westerly. along the said center line
of thc block, fifty feet four inches thence
sou' ferly, and again parallel with the said
" rly side of Broadway and part Of tie
distance through party wall. nlnety-nin2
feet eleven inches. to the northerly side OF
West One Hundred and Fifty-second Street !;
thence castcrly, along the northeriy side OF
West Ono Hundred and Fifty-second street,
fifty feet ten inches, TO the point or place
OF beginning.
Dated. New York, March 18th, 1922.
MAURICE BLOCH. Referee.
SCrTEcHTER g. LoTsCH, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs, 1896 Wall Street New York
city.
Tic following is diagram Of the prop-
rrty to be sold: its street number il gaf
West 152nd Street
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. EN-
tered into on the 18th day of November
1920. by and between JOHN WANAMAKER
NEW YORK. and MRS. NJ. FALkENBACK
/ will sell on the 23rd day of March. 1922
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. in the piano
department of John Wanamaker in the City
County and State of New York, one STYLE
American Walnut Nictrola, OF the make o.
Brunswick, as provided by Sections So and 81
of the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERINCi, Auctioneer.
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SALESMAN.
JAMES MccREERY & co.
HAVE A VACANCY
FOR A THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
LrNoLEUM SALESMAN.
APPLY AFTER A. NJ. EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE, EIGHTH FLOOR, 3oTH ST. EN-.
PLOYEES' ENTRANCE.
SA.IEsAlAN MANTEp.

SALESMAN WANTED.
Am now ready to bring out the flFst ma
chine which involuntarily computes any or
all OF the statistics Of a business without
the aid of mathematics, mechanical account
ing, machinery, or human minds
i want about five extraordinary men TO
represent me IN a high class financial CAM
paign IN which the customer Is guaranteed
satisfaction in every respect.
Representative must bring prospective Gus
toner In for a private demonstration ana
give every opportunity TO investigate merits
before customer is Invited to interest him
self.
After subscription is obtained customer IS
given further time 10 consider merits. "
dlsaatisfled deposit refunded. This plan Of
selling applies only when product is genuine.
Much money viii be made by both sales
man and investor. salesman with con
science can work for me with a viii. After
stock Is sold. many fine positions will be
available. Commission basis.
Interview my employment agent 4. NJ.
Brown. AT 10 A. NJ, Park row, room "a.
~ be qualified.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

There is an opening on our sales
force for an aggressive, experienced
Young speciality aalesman established,
nationally advertised line handled by
high class hardware. department.
jewelry, sporting goods and drug
stores; New York Ohio and PennsSi
Vania territory; starting salary $40
per week and expenses, with oppor-
tuuity for substantial increase soon as
ability proven. for interview give COM
plete details. with age, experience.
married or single. whether now er-
pOyed. &C., All confidential. II III
Herald. $50 B'way.
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Tho approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be soil, Is thirteen thousand
six hundred and one 100 dollars, With in.
tcrcst thereon from the 3Oh day Of January,
1927, together with the costs aud allowances.
amounting 10 Sl3i -. with interest from
Mnrch I, 1872, together with the expenses of
the sale. The approximate amount Of the
taxes, assessment and water rates, on other
Hens, Which are to be allowed 70 the pur-
chaser out of the purchase money paid
BY the Referee, Il SS3a.0o AID interest.
Dated. New York. March 18th, iQ22.
MAURICE BLOCH, Referee.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANE0US.

BABY perambulator carriage. Bassinet COM
bination high chair, tea wagon, all In per-
feet condition. 500 Eastern Parkway, Brook
lyn, apartment lB.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses. apts, pianos, bric-a-
brac. books. works of art. NORMAN. sS
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTING -BooKKEEPtNG CLERK. 2s
/ Experienced; statements. typlns: knowledge
general set books. q 1882 Herald. Fulton 81.
4 ADvER rISING salesman. -. desires con
nection with trade publications commission
basis. g 1850 Herald, Fulton 81.
i BOOkKEEPEE : STENOGBAP1fEr. young
man, graduate OF business school desires
position: ambitious. Charles bsvlin. 81 Last
4 5Sth 81. Plaza 1895.
BOOkKEEPERS assistant. 20, ambitious,
competent. energetic. reliable, wants post
tion Al once: highest credentials. A IGi
Herald. $50 B'way.
BoOkKEEPER. Office manager, correspond
ence experienced. q l2G1 Herald, Fulton x.
roy G7l. Gorman-Hungarian, wishes posi-
ton Rosenberg, 81 y. I'D 81.
BUTLER. absolutely proficient: willing. ap-
prcciative; city references. ~ Herald.
2so broadway.
BUTLER. valet. excellent cook. houseworker,
fun charge, pleasant obiging. Phone Bry-
ant aia4.
CARPENTER. eabnetmaker would like po-
sition. private estate or country hotel; can
furnish first class references. Johnson, $50
Il. l34th 81, care Of Erison.
! CHAUFFEUR, colored. mechanic 80. y
years experience New York, Brooklyn
knows al thatcrs and shopping district; pri-
vate, commercial. English. 2p5 w. l3Bth.
Audubon 7ois
CHAUFFEUR. expert mechanic, four years
references last position, ninc years. cNppri-
Z
country. iad Herald. Herald 90.
CHAUFFEUR, single: long experienced
driver, mechanic. expert Cadillac, any car
useful, cheerful. Willing anywhere. Chauf-
feur. i3i9 81 as.
CHATFFEuR. mechanic, siugle: five years
experience: neat appearance, good habits
exceptional reference. Green, l0l West 9jd.
Riverside is,.
CHAUFFEUR, French. willing aud obliglug,
wishes position private family: references
speaks several languages. r 22Il Herald.
Herald 81.
| CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC, single, years
experience; Conscientious, reliable, neat ap-
pearance; excellent references Man, 12t
West hlst st. Riverside 02IT.
CIIAUFFEuR-MEC MECHANfC-Marrled man. 40
years ~ age, wants steady position. care
fu, experienced, reliable, trustworthy. best
references. Fred clifford. 3ap W. 2bth ST.
CHAUFFEUR mechanic thoroughly expert.
cnctd. competent, conscientious; excellent
references Comerford, TO- w. 18th,
CHAUFFEUR, colored, references; expert.
enred. Graham i33 West ii0th st. Audit
bon pll0.. apt ~.
CHAUFFEUR t37l. married experienced
carcful good references. 4 2242 Herald.
tt,rald "a.
! CtATTFEuR rardcucr. generally useful
small. anywhere; reference. 4 2@31 Her
all. Herald sq
CHAUFFEUR @7l, martied. ig years ex-
Icriencr, anywhere. references, Paroubck,
ldttlc F"rtN, ~ y.
crIAr-rrEt.F wislles position yoars' cx-
periencs. =. J. Grimes. ii3 Lexington av.
CnAuFFEtp, 70, Wishes position, drive any
make, willing. Heron. 50i y. 10Th.
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orr,CE EQUIPMENT WANTED.

W WANTED = Mahogany sectional cabinst
.faii9v,. deep drawers f1r Stationery. cir
culars. &c. perfect condition Vanderbilt
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oNERsToCK 81 T. new painted cafeteria
#E0. and -c r'eir- az sacrifice. ~ Mac
iousal st Tel spring p091
III adrcrfiS,,ytHs ;t the Lost ard
rornd toaoags 1T rHE NEW YORK
YEE1ID orcrS rc0f possibility 81
rccore,tp0 pour lost property.
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sAI.EsMAN WANTED.


Experienced specially salesman for
Me-. York and Penhsy lVania territory
TO sell well known nationally adVer-
fiSed line Of specialties TO department,
hardware, house furnishing. ieWelry.
drug. sporting goods stores. &c. In
your reply give your past selling tx-
perience. your age. married pr single.
what lines sold, whether employed at
present. salary willing TO start with
and any other details that win help
us determine your qualifications for
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN L. wAGENFoHR. mother walt
ing to hear from you. as father died Feb
ruary II, 1922.
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SECURITY Statesmen.

Wa aap.t YOU inc ~ offer FOR public
sub-csiFH9u Use Anares of f,panclai
&urt st'eH whose ufficers and directors
as vHtt aS every oNr else PAYS ih
f11 r facir SHARES Wtth money!
tc.o.n.t Neu ljfo 10 say There are no
f0N ~ siNfy N,r cltt. proWotcf'f
cot r,sslcrs CtfrartCd before the
mpu svts into tAe ireasu>-of
afi
Y 1tat yoa rte to *Hr TRUTH.
rt-1f.N Ninf the people Wlo guhsrrlbe
t'ir uoutY Hrr the o&IN oUa1 wHp
participate H tae prO'ast
Wou'tat ~ Hcfr 80. ~ .rN ~ von
N.ert au.a 10 #Hy ~ 8u.l 3NtE Mas
trustne of $50 ot ttie common tfut y,
and that such stock would ALWAYS
ba voted 70 enforce tho torpotatioBa
policies
wouldn't you like 10 prove 10 your own
satisfaction that We can offor you an
opportunity as above dp4ctoUd.
Won't you come IN and iaayn n ~
earn1t got together 70 our mutual ad-
NaUtaSeg
can ar write fo~ interview. CHARLES
j. $ASKEY. PROCTOR BUILDING,
YCNKEits. n. y.
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YOT-Ns MEN

YOUNG MEN
- years or over energetic. determined,
wishing rapid advancement and steady con-
nection. II well educated. thoroughly rclia-
Bile. apply from 10 A. NJ. to T.. NJ, 14th
floor. l52 West 42d 81.
YOUNG man IN office manufacturer UNDER
wear for wholesale trade. must typewrie,
ETC.; state age. experience, references, sal
airy expected; opportunity. a T6s Herald. 2S0
B'way.
YOUNG MAN, about 90 With knowledge OF
bookkeeping. to assist III downtown office
Of old established merchants, $50: state ref
erences and religion. v 1921 Herald, Fulton
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src1.rtrH sA1rsMrN

SECURITY sAtESMEN.
ffigh class financial institution ~ vol
known management dir irrs FOR this war
20 capable rtcu to frU W~3 established.
mighty profitable dividend payer. Also
hNriy safe proposition. Excellent leads
furnished aud cpupSra tan assured,
MnUtN MFiiH et nnii tf.9t~.
sfvtrE 2poB WOot WORTH TOWER.
sJ tTE cue, tt1o B'WAY. At lSrH ST
srENNGBN,qtEE. 0Uaf 9sstIoft pcrna
q, au e1op
ttrttN At0 uoepNcl5 fpetlsnr,n SD. Wan'
Wttt ur country elr'i u Rr~ind v.it,
,ru.' d tsp41.r 10 a4.4 i,N d. ply gitn..
aud nlars expected. IeN Herald. 80
AZ Nuts
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rI,xos ANp rHoSoGRArHs.
RESTAURANT surrLiEs.

rrr~wk rar'or grand suncrh condition,
rhrap. mo dealers Apply ESTES, Hotel
- L--.--n m LLn-n llA. mur-Luna.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN.

Trustworthy man over 25 years OF age,
good education and neat appearance, VINO
can furnish first class references as 70 char
acter. Apply Room 1901. 152 West d2d st..
10 a. NJ. to +. Nj.
MAN wanted, a high class man OF the jew
ish faith to handle an important business
offering. CAN on MIR. Mum, Room lois,
l6j Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
EuI.res or-r-wooDwoRK.

EuLT.gS OUT-WOoDWCRK.
Permanent position open TO high
grade men who are experts In taking
orf ard billing into factory interior
and exterior builders min work. Give
fun lire of experience reference and
salary expected 70 start. Correspond
ence confidential. Address T.. r.
GERRY COMPANY, 1885 Market St
Philadelphia, IA, Employment De-
partnsH'
booKkEEPER. take complete charge set of
books: must be experienced Apply by
mail. state experience and salary expected,
Atlantic Tank and Barrel Corr, ljth and
Jefferson 81. Hoboken. n. y
BoOKEEEPEE. assistant. .0-9l. export
eneed iu posting customers ledger; state
qualifications ana salary expected 2Oas
Heraid. Herald sqnar,
BOND Statesmen
EARN DIG INCOMES.
\ prominent bond and mortgage concern.
officers Eastern bankers and capitalists. wili
accept employment applications from wortn
salesmeu In New York and outside towns
You can earn a good income during instruc-
tiou period under master sales manager
Only mch or ambition, energy and Integrity
desired. can Or write 10
PURITAN MORTGAGE CORPORATION.
suite aoi-3io - East ted st.
BOY about ~ years old for general office
work ln paper warehouse. '73 Herald
$50 Bway.
CUTLER. who can cook. 10 take charst
family ~ white. wages $40, reference.
Wood. CO.. =. r2d ~
CHR0pOplST-Nlust be tborouFnly expert.
enccd aud have first class references. Apply
aftef 20 \. ~. I1oischman's Beauty parlpr
s1tl u, and HloadNaz.
Coi+rLE. whl'e, for family ~ iu HrouN
Vile. woman good cook. cNaubermnld.
man MSS ful, butler and take CNtU oI @rtaII
grounds: references Write NJ G.. Smith,
Lawrence i'ark West. BronNsiilc. Fhouc
BrouNvillo oofo.
COUPLE. White. man chauffeur aud general
handy man; wife general housevcrk must
he good cook. very neat and clean, ewpN
house. must come well recommended. Phone
Pelham 2iisJ or write i02 Lorlng Hv,, rcl-
ham N. N.
CoCPLE - Man butler ard valet. woman
~ work " apartment no co3nrcd. ~ w.
18th ST, apt 4W. schuyler 900
COUPLE. butler and useful maid. fJi private
family N country. must hc Thoroughly c*-
perienced and hlglly recommended. Address
BOB 80. Harrison. y y.
COUPLE DO work small family. Rhode L.
land Can before ~, Mayer, 2Hl Central
COUPLE, white family adults WHITE
rialns. sun ner, no laundry: citt references
roauired. td2 w sist. schnylgr ains
FLOOR wALKEr AND COUNTER MAN
cansNic ~ handling h~lr ptp.t be
txprr,-uesd - sc and tOe int hHat
ness. N itn apntlra iun. fefe cNV W.
ence. y 2-41 u raid H'raid equat'.
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SALESMAN 10 dealers o' highest grade spe.
c!ai furniture, Witch we manufacture for
exclusive trade liberal drawing account aud
expenses WIKI commission, we need the very
beat man iH this partica,ar flSld. give full
PARTICULARS 20 experience, age. SC. IN
your reply. .i55 Herald. $50 Ij'waS.
SATEsMEN-Au Authorized Ford dealer offers
exceptional opportunity 20 men who can
rol Ford cars previous experience not cs.
sential: drawing account against commit
siou 10 those WHO guaiify: erCry assistance
rendered. y 2oaa lIcrald. iicrald 50.
Statesmen wanted to seli automobiles,
Chnudirrs and Cleyelands in New Rochelle
ard Noun; vernon. must have experience
GOOD opportunity FOR riEht man. r.. A.
SmtA l40 North aN., Ncw Rochelle.
SAT.ESMEN-A large corporation seeks {,
employ several saiesmen In lts Ncw Yorl
ofrier. men ~ experience ana ability unl
need apply. can 5otNecn hours of 10 aud l.
Room ioi1, - atA az
SNEESMEN Ford. passenger and conmerc ial
cars Straight commission basis, good op-
pertuhity. DoWntoNu sales Co, ~ Lsfay-
ctts ~.
Statesmen,
STOCK.
Producers no cau close live l~.ds.
SUR tioSA. 8" Exchange Place.
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HAIRDRE>sEEs.
MACHINERY.
MAssEusI.
MrsIcAT

SWEDISH graduate speciaiizes fieumalism
nenritls reducing. highest references. Tel
srhuNter i1Hf
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SALESMAN, familiar confectionery. ict
cream dairy or restaurant trade hi this
general vicinity; opportunity COR ma capable
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cEIIsT, experie ned, desires orchestrs
position Miss hl.DLL, l-p Iefh ~.
Y
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
STOCK AND ORDER CLERK.

experienced; must know the notion business
and be competent TO act as inside salesman;
good opportunity for right man: state
perience and salary desired. A. l.. Clark
Co.. Inc. 53-57 West I'D II.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


cttAsfBERNAip waitress. small family. in
private mouse. % w. alst
COOK. White. first class and aasist second
girl housework. references: small family,
MT Vernon, Apply daily 80 ". iisth 81.
Telephone Audubon 1875. -
COOK, firsi class, white. must have refer
ence. Can 10 to l., SOS West End av"
trt. i2c.
DICTAPIfoNE.
Operator. experienced, not continuous dicta'
phone work permanent position.
i. +. TAYLOR & CO.
lol iTH Az. ~ FLOOR.
GrNEpAr. houseworaer. mus, be good cook
pvFse. three yrnf ehild willing 10 aasitt
homework reliable sirlt titc o1ly, for
small house, Tarrntor u, y. ". botr must
BIZ willing and pleasant. Aopls together or
separately, starring. Apihorp '9tl - nnd
n'Wnv. SCHUYLER aa00 -
GENERAL. work, grl rooms, ADULTS, :
children other maid kfut, references -
Hartley aV.. Mt Vernon. Tel Hillcrest asSl u
GIRL wanted 10 work ir candy store. Call
before noon. Iowak. 319 Kingston av.,
B'klyn. Tate Tompktns az car -
GovERSEss- NURSE.
Tor tVo-vear-old girl, exceptionally good and
iovable child: pleasant position IN beautiful
residential district. Rlverdale, minutes walk
from end of B'way subway must ne eN-
perienced educated, reliable, sleep out. Phone
KlrRshrldge 3cpl ---a-----
,-6yEPNTsg French, experienced. hov ~
years. references. Apply . to H. 3ao W.
SSH apt 3W. --.-4-
GOVER~FsS, must speak French, 10 take
arc OF children. ; and ~ years old. eau
81 81. list from $50 4. NJ. 70 ~ ". .-
UOTfsI,WURKER. Protestant. country cook
irs waiting and downstairs work no lauu-
Az aood WAGES. references required. Phone
to-day 10 A. ". hanover 4os. ----
II0tfSEWORKEE, white woman, general
bn,,ssvsort. assis' Nit'i children. rlaiu cooi-
ING no washing Apply Sos River ide Drive,
nns. -
troI-GEyVOREt tsR m family good home
rrd wa1es. eiapi II Nhtre y for''e"s re.
a,ir.d. AppW un.il Z. NJ Circle 22sa
II0I- Sr;v. OpEFR whito cood rcforerres,
mail family. ur laundry good n,, all
Tltr .day afternoon w iC 30 VI. Aoih
lfpi,St,v vfe"@ ~ vnta, for small art
Me,or. tis w oatD
uorsrwoukTB vrre. sra'l fprnily ref.
atsu,c. fane.d0rf 80 Wei ioUln.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Pas~cnSer Car

BEAt-Tlrut. 7 passenger Pierce Arrow linz;
rcn sorahIc rates; owner drives. Morn
,n-sidc SG-l
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Createst invention OUT auto wash
brush every owner buys big commits
sions. act ugick for territory. Clemons Mfg
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Eemaic-Domestic.
At MISS IIoF'MAyER'S AGENCY,
10 East a3d St. Sd floor.
Cooks Observation-Disclosures, English
mattresses. Swedish chambermaids, parlor
maid, English nursery governess couples.
AT MRS. THEo NtALMRERG's
SWEDISH AGENCY (ESTABLISHED isSD.
1919 LEXINGTON AV. G5TH.
Select help. All positions Private families
COOKS, chamoermaids, couples, houseworl;-
ers. Berta Carlsons Agencies, ESQ Broad
way corner SD. Schuyler 1876; 1sT Lex
inston ay.. near 6lst.
COOKS. houseworkers, chambermaids. val
trcsses, couples: city. country Century
Agency, 9ii ID a..
IIoUsEwORTNERs. waitressps, ch'bermaids
cooks; excellent positions. Tinka Andressen
Emp's Ay. .cHi II way. nr. SD. Schiy t09e
CAPABLE cooks, Mattresses, laundresses.
nurses, French maids. Jacquin's Agency.
Coz Ctr az.
NORTH AtfENCl, a26 Lexington av.-Cooks.
kitchenmalds. houseworkers. Mattresses.
couples AT once.
4 GOOD place for good positions. Wettler's
Agency. 20 West 43d st.
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CAPITAL. OR MACHINERY on BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise of tremendous
magnitude The owner of q vast oil terri
tory IN the oil center of Rumania has ar
rived here for short time and will give ..
personal interview TO those who are inter-
estcd in tie enterprise. For all Information
write Mr. LUPUS. 10 West seth.
OFFICE manager wanted for New York
office principally to handle collections COM
ing In by mail and by agents may be male
or female; highest class references re-
quired together with cash surety bond.
Give full particulars TO Manager. care
Sterling Company, SO Park place. Newark.
n. j.
GENTLEMES, wanted IN every town or city
in United States to handle sales end and TO
appoint agents a unique speciality; universal
demand: rctails on dollar; large returns
guaranteed: purchase of reasonable quanti-
ties and good references necessary. Address
Sterling Company, So Park place. Newark.
n. 4.
INVESTORS, NOTICE.-Tor Saie-An esfab.
lished and growing sanatorimm business
and buildingi; net income ST. 900 an
nually cer oe handled by any business man
Nofsan' owner leaving the East because
Of III health. .tsl Herald. $50 B'way.
FOR Sale-Business paving substantial
monthly income requires spare time .
small cash investment. MILLARD'S. 20
Court St. Brooklyn.
TEA ROOM--win sell contents OF well fur
nished tea room. 40 Merrick road. Rccl<
vile Center, L. l.
FOR RENT-Upper part drug store, business
purposess Apply 1870 Sd av.
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MEN

Capable men for metropolitan area
10 represent largest manufacturer OF
high grade office and store device.
inexperienced men sell our product,
earning S35 10 $50 weekly at start.
Interviews granted at 3 Park row.
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OFFICE manager wanted for New York
office principally To handle collections com
ing ia by mail and by agents: highest class
references are required. together with cash
or surety bond Give all particulars 70
Manager. care Sterling Company, 50 Park
place. Newark. ~. ,.
OFFICE boy: salary $40: state age. expert
ence and references. a 1000 Herald, Brook
lyn
PLUMBER-Wanted. first class plumber
state experience. age and salary required /;
steady work. Wm. Anderson. Tallahassee.
Florida.
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GUAkD on MESSENGER.
Retired first scryCart ~ s. Army csircs
position. absolutely reliable; eNppff tlfic
aud piN"l shot security furnished.
7 223i Herald, Herald "a.
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HOUSEMAN, colored; entire work except
washing personal reference. Adkins. 145
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90 t4ls'. ~ fs4Nt
STOCK.
Producers no cau close live '~.ds.
@uit ft0SA. 3" Exchange Place.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16

nf.rArRINC, driving taught short time
license Guaranteed: ladies' classes: also
Ford Lessons. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL.
- y AiMEton az.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16

REAL. estate salesman: must be experienced; /;
thorough knowledge OF West Side impera-
tive Il. Il. Wood & Co., Inc, Us West
I'D 81.
RECEIVING clerk, Christian, not over 30,
thoroughly experienced. good penman,
rapid and accurate al figures. Mention ex-
periencc. age, salary. Box 3iS, 2O9 Cable
Building.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-28
HOG CHOLERA

Hog cholera destroys more hogs in
the United States than all other dis
eases combined The losses have
samounted to more than 100000 hogs
lin one, year, and the money losses
reach many million dollars annually.
& Many of the ways in which hog
1cholera is carried from farm to farm,
and by shipping and driving feeder
and breeding hogs can be avoided by
the exercise of proper care.
I Sanitation, disinfection, selfimposed
quarantine and vaccination when ne
cessary are important factors in pro-
tecting hogs against cholera infection,
The California Department of Agri-
culture aims to reduce losses to the
minimum and in order to do this the
co operation of all concerned is essen
tial to success.
The U. S. Bureau of Animal Indus
try after an exhaustive study of this
disease finally developed anti-hog
cholera serum which is the only, known
reliable preventive agent.
There are many sO-called tOnics ad-
vertised to do wonders for hogs. None
of them, however, have any value as
81 cure or preventive for hog cholera.