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sALEssiEN.

wanted-Ten men whose present or
past connection has given them large
acquaintance. Men in the industrial
insurance field, or calling on butchers,
bakers and other retail lines. will find
this a most profitable opportunity
either for full or part time. The least
you can make on ono order Is $3.50
and you can increase your income
moro than $50 per week. See Mr..
Whippo, Suite 4i5, $40 Broadway,
10 A. NJ.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
SALESMAN WANTED

- SALESMAN WANTED
TO SELL STOCK. WELL BRED
MAN. YOUNG. TAcrFUL. AND Pos
sEssING PERSUASIVE FORCE.
ONE ACCUSTOMED TO MEETING
PEOPLE WITH MEANS.
THE ISSUE TO BE SOLD Is
THAT OF A NEW YORK CORPORA
TloN. HEADED BY MEN OF CHAR
AcTER AND INTEGRITY. WHOSE
REPUTATION FOR BUSINESS ABIL-
ITY IS NATIONWIDE: SALARY OR
COMMISSION. A go HERALD. ESQ
BROADWAY.
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SALESMAN.
Good reliable salesman 20 cell ccallops,
who is familiar with N. Y. retailers of fish.
Inciose reference. 2206 Herald, $50 B'way.
Observation-Disclosures only, for cotton
and nercerized thread one familiar with
cloak and suit business. l. Lidz. 14o West
22d vt.
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MANAGER. advertising. 20 take charge of
advertising department newspaper near
New York. only experienced executive need
apply 1900 Herald. lsth st.
MAN-Positton OF trust IN old established
company, prospects OF advancement for
ambitious man OF good appearance. age IS 90
90; ability TO meet and talk with wen essen.
t'ni. Address BOY 4s5. Madison 50. r. o.
MAN.--Setired business man. tired OF doing
nothing, wishing to add materially TO his
income without The restreirt or office hours,
ren connect with concern OF national reputa-
tLon. Address y. .. boz 50. station ID.
MAN, dependable. year round, 70 Take orders
for high class ornamental trees. roses,
shrubs. &C.; nc delivering; commission
weekly. Hernck Nursery Co., Rochester,
New YORK.
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Statesmen.
Evening or Part Time.

SALESMEN,
Evening or Part Time.
Tho records show that the ex-
ceptional men are those who made
their way to the top by hard,
consistent work. rather than by
spectacular methods or plays OF
luck.
II you are employed during the
day and are dissatisfied with the
progress you have been making
or the money you are receiving
we offer you the opportunity OF
earning from $25 to 500 week
by devoting few hours OF each
evening to selling securities OF
going. growing industries. on COM
mission basis.
Inexperience IS no obstacle.
Earn while you iearn-and your
Job. And your opportunity for
forging ahead in our organization
Will be equal to that of those men
who are devoting their full time
to our business.
Call promptly at g p. M. Our
reception room Is on the 18th floor.
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
18th and 18th Floors,
Knickerbocker Building,
t2d ST. and Broadway.
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sAI.EsafrN-cALLrNCi NOTION JoBgERs.
CITY OR ROAD; SIDE LINE: STEEL.
HAIR CURRIERS'; READY SELLER; GOOD
COMMISSION.
UNIVERSAL HAIR CURLER CO.,
207 CENTRE ST., NEW YORK.
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YOUNG MEN. AMBITIOUS.
over IS years old; an opportunity
10 obtain positions with n future IN
large company: Electrical and
mechanical work; previous expert
ence not necessary: In answering
please give age and weight. Box
A 61G Herald, $50 Broadway.
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Statesmen.

s sALEsMEN.
ADDING. CALCULATING,
BOOKKEEPING MACHINE
SPECIALITY
SALESMEN.
What arc your prospects for 1927
Here's an opportunity to connect with q
national organization that Is known for its
liberal policy toward its ealesmen.
Enlargement OF our line of machines 70
fit any adding. calculating. bookkeeping re-
aulrement, with price range from 500 to
$500, necessitates moro men.
Productive city ana provincial territory.
with handsome commission and bonus ar
rangenent.
You are invited to call and discuss the
matter in confidence.
1e TO ..
7. ]. SHERIDAN,
DALTON ADDING MACHINE SALES CO..
DALTON BUILDING.
REApE AND CHURCH sTs.
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Most OF US want light work, short
hours, nothing to think about and good
pay. This is not that kind OF Job.
II Is hard work. long hours. and re-
quires intensive thinking, but pays ac-
cordingly.
1t is a harder and bigger sob than
most readers OF this page look for. An
exceptional genius Is not required, but
very ordinary man won't do. He must
be over 20 and under 40. possess a sunny
disposition and be capable OF holding
the friendship and respect OF his assoc
clates.
IL ...e reader Is wasting effort In some
thing that does not afford a future, and
has courage to try for $4,000 position,
he Is Invited TO call at our New York
office. No. 46l Sth av.. opposite Penn
sylvania Station. Monday morning, at
g :45 sharp. Please do not answer un-
less you can remain for q thorough ex-
animation. Ask for Mr.. Badger. In suite
1411.
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TED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTOR.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

MAN wanted with executive ability. thor
oughly familiar with electrical supply for
inside work. state salary and previous en-
ployment: all correspondence confidential.
. 1874 Herald. Fulton 81.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
SECURITY SALESMAN

SECURITY bALf1oNIA.N
to sell per cent. preferred stock for grow
ing motor truck corporation; amply secured !;
splendid earning possibilities. Box 623
Herald. ESQ Broadway.
SECRETARY wanted private, to gentleman
OF affairs; around 40 years of age: unmar-
ried preferred must have had experience In
this capacity and understand double entry
bookkeeping: best personal references and
good personality essential. Address. giving
full particulars. " 100 Herald. Herald So
SENIOR accountant required for Pittsburgh
office OF public accountants; must have had
several years experience in public account
ants offices: commencing salary Will be from,
81 800 to $1,000, according to experience and
pioyment, age. whether married or single,
and give approximate date available. A 2013
Herald. Herald So
SHIPPING clerk, electrical supplies; one with
previous experlen-e; state salary and ex-
perience. o 1858 Herald Fulton St
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MEN tTwo)

by new company TO 60
anything they are asked
70 do to help the busi-
ness grow: preferably
men over 30 years of
age who can linuckle
down TO real hard work
and want TO make q life
long connection. Apply
personally, Mr.. O'Brien,
suite 1901, Gotham Bank
Building, Columbus Circle.
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RUGS FOR SALE.

TOR Sale-Threc beautiful rugs, one exti,
Kermanshah: one SKIP, Kerrnanshah; ons.
oxi2. Chinese: slightly used: reasonably
priced. Plaza 9043, Monday.
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SALESNfAN-Paint. for New York city;
clean cut. some trade; commission. Ad-
dress 2fpD Herald. $50 broadway.
statesmen TO cell our famous Blue Ribbon
Malt Syrup on commission basis. Pabrt
Distributing Co., COG w 49th ct. city.
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SECURITY sALEsaf
WANTED

who are Christian gentlemen TO
resell over 5000 shareholders sddl-
tional stock in a prosperous going
concern: II you are not in n posi-
tion TO work out OF the city and
finance yourself please do not
reply. y 2220 Herald, $50 Bway.
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MANAGERs.

have occupied some rather I'm
portant positions and directed .hs
work OF quite a number OF men.
waH successful and several good
opportunities we're offered 20 me.
went with this company because
saw that hero the opportunity
was enormous. started as
faiesman--made more money than
] had ever made before, and Ia ten
months was promoted twice. Am
now a SSI ST A Mt GENERAL
SALES MANAGER. This corpora
ton Is the biggest In It's field In
tho world. and II you are willing
20 make the right sort OF effort
YOU can run UP your income as
high as you want TO. Read an
other advertisement In this section
headed "SA1sESMEN-A CHAi,-
1.ENGE TO THE MAN WHO BE-
LfEvES IN HIMSELF" (under
Salesmen Wanted.
N you are worthy, 7 Will take o
personal interest In helping yon 20
SUCCESS. ar p 4"
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TYPEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

TYPEwRITERs RENTED.
Three months. $3.50 UP.
FACTORY REBUILT TYpEWHITEFS.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO..
SfJ Broadway, nj Leonard st. Telephone
20 Il. cd st.. op. Madison az. Franklin B40s.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay st. Tel 513s Barclay.
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SALESMAN

20 cover New York State and Penn
sylvania for one OF the most rep
resentative houses In the manufac-
turc OF dresses and negligees. to
take care OF well established trade.
want sales man who has handled
dresses and negligees and Is well
acquainted with the trade over this
territory; a most excellent oppor-
tunity.
Address T.. 46, r. o., boz 3443,
Philadelphia. Pa.
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GARDENER. sertienians place. March 1:
care furnace. horse, COW, chickens; handy
with tools and paint brush: wife assist with
weekly wash: cottage on ground; good place
for one who viii prove useful: give refer
ences, experience and wages wanted. Ad-
dress Useful. n 1901 Herald. 10th st.
GERMAN OF good education wanted to give
lessons evenings rs assistant teacher in n
school OF languages: knowledge OF English
not necessary. Apply, stating birthplace, age,
studies made. experience if any. references.
lowest salary accepted per hour, TO Lehrer,
i35s Broadway.
GOVERNMENT auditors for income tar
revenue service; salaries $500 10 $1,000;
write for FREQ Information. Federal rnsti-
'nte. room 1oa. Washington, ID. q.
IIOCSEMAN wanted, good oil around
worker, competent, run furnscc. Address
t,oy rne. LaWrencc. L I.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
PIANOS AND rHoNoGRApHs.

vICTRoLA. 1915 size. Sonora. lntest attach
ments: new condition: many extras; must
sell. Tel. fremont 1852, apartment il.
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eALESM11N. every town. and o.. 900 yearly,
permanent. selling new commodities needed
IN every home. ROBIN & SONS. mfrs, Park
av., tg0th st.. New York.
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sALESMEN.
Mr.. SALESMAN.
Are you tired OF promotions? If so
TAKE NOTICE.
THERE ARE TEN CONCLUSIVE REA-
SONS why you VIII make big money in
commissions with DIVIDEND PAYING
security OF a phenomenally successful
company that HAS NO BONDS. notes or
other fixed indebtedness; PROCEEDS of
take care of the ever increasing demand
for its product; the management well
known to you. Come In and let Us tell
you what these reasons arc.
BOLTON. BIsH { CO.. INC.
EAST 42p ST.
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ENGINEER

ENGINEER
sor night duty IN high class apartment ho-
tel: thorough knowledge of operation OF re-
frigerating machinery; capable OF making
own repairs, mechanical. electrical and ele-
vator good executive. capable OF handling
men; state experience, references and salary.
Y 6e2 Herald. $50 broadway.
FIVE deck hands. five firenen and five
cooks wanted: wages s6J TO $75 a month
nnd board; steady position qua aranteed: only
those With tug boat experience need apply.
Eewtorn Creek Towing Co.. Foot East av.
and Newtown Creek. Long Island city.
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MAN, CAPABLE or PLACING self enter
tainment plan with churches and societies.
p 21ss Herald, Herald SO.
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MEN.
Progressive manufacturing company,
producing and marketing an excep-
tionai and well developed line Of foun-
tain pens, offers a most unusual op-
portunity to men who are desirous OF
making big returns by investing their
time and energy. Special training and
cooperation which leads to success. APP
ply Monday. 80 A. NJ. or $50 p. NJ.
Ask for Mr.. Richards.
$50 West 34th ST.,
New York city.
tThird floor.)
MEN-We did a business Of over one and
one-quarter million dollars in 1921 and are
quite confident that the present outlook
that we should prepare for at least double
that amount of business this year; this will
eSae the IN G field IN s.qes to
our customers: we will only employ those
who give promise Of being capable OF hand
we will select five men from those who
answer this ad to-day: Call upon Mr..
MEN.
Traffic association wants few clean cut
men under S0 who are willing to work hard
for an executive position; selected apph-
cants will be thoroughly trained and placed
where future ~ assured: starting salaries
$50 per week and Up: experience unneces-
sary. hut must have grammar school educa-
ton and he now employed; right men should
earn upward of 5000 per year In two or
three years Box II 269 Herald. Herald So.
MEN-Two young. between 25 and 35 years
OF age. in railroad accounting office; one
for permanent and one for temporary posi-
tions; those having experience IN railroad
disbursement and general accounts preferred.
Reply In own handwriting. giving age, full
particulars as 10 experience. salary expected
and reference, Y 22il Herald. $50 pwny.
MEN. am looking for a particular type
of man who Is inherently honest and who
can faithfully represent an organization
of national reputation and record regardless
of your present occupation: you may be
that type OF man whom I can place in q
position to earn not less than $500 per
year. Call at Room 3o7 Journal So. Bldg,
near Summit av. tube station, Jersey City,
n. J.. after 9:30
MEN-New Jersey company could use one
high grade man with all Ground business
experience as special representative TO look
after its business (not stocks or bonds) in
Metropolitan district. See Mr.. Hurd, Superb
Building Opposite Bamberger's Dept. Store) 4.
Newark.
MEN wanted for u. S. mall service: per-
rnanent; experience not required: corre-
epondence course unnecessary. Write f.. s.
Bishop. box 3e1. Joplin. Mo.
who are full OF pep and willing to work for
Lawrence St, Brooklyn. Room %.
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SALES OR CREW MANAGER
WHO CONTROLS A SELLING FORCE
OF 8 OR s FORCEFUL statesmen
CAN Make A VERY PROFITABLE
CONNECTION WITH AN ESTAB-
LISHED INVESTMENT HOUSE HAN
DLING AN 8 PER CENT. .CUMULA-
TIVE PREFERRED STOCK WITH A
BONUS OF COMMON. CALL ROOM SO.
45 PINE ST.
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SALESMAN.
For first class florist shop; one who-un.
dcrstands the trade. Y 1923 Herald. $50 Bway.
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SUPERINTENDENT for Sixth av. corner
elevator building; must be thoroughly IA
miliar with elevator. steam, plumbing and
other repairs; 3 room apartment: 500 per
month. d II 337 Herald, Herald sq.
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statesmen, stock, wanted, who have
ability to handle sales organization
in placing industrial stock in small
towns: no advances paid: will pay SAL
ary and overwriting to right party.
Address j. c.. box S34 Herald. Fulton
st. branch.
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PERrTY AND HARD WORK; COMMIS-
SION AND BONUS. II 26l HERALD, HER
AID SQUARE.
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YOUNG mana large hardware company in
tho city has position open for an assistant
buyer and Office manager: osscntial qualifi-
s Sara are or @na ~ 80 40 aby to
t,anize; experience in hardware buying de-
sirable but not essential. applicant must be
replying state references. experinece and
salary expected. S62 Herald. Fulton st.
YOUNG man. not over %. for accounting de.
partment OF steamship company; prefer
ably one who has worked as assistant book.
keeper and understands theory of accounts ;
must be neat. willing and quick to learn.
Write full particulars, age. education. ex-
perience and salary. G se7 Herald. Fulton st
YOUNG man, experienced as stock and
charging clerk in wholesale cotton goods
house; state salary and reference. q S75
Herald. Fulton 81.
Inst. sction.
Interesting work. Send for FREQ information
covering our system OF educational advance
ment. International Detective Exchange, lie
W. Adams, Chicago.
EARN $25 weekly, spare time writing for
newspapers, magazines; experience unneces-
sary; details free. Press Syndicate, $40, st.
Louis, Mo.
MEN-Age II TO IS. experience Unnecessary:
travel. make secret Investigations. reports:
salaries, expenses. American Foreign De-
tectiye Agency. 5o7. 81. Louis.
MEN wanted for detective work; experience
unnecessary. Write J. Ganor, Former Gov
ernnent detective. st. Louis.
MEN wanted to qualify for firemen, brake
men, experience unnecessary: transporta-
tion furnished. Write w. Boggess, St. Louis.
LEARN linotype operating: ideal trade: I:
largest school In existence. day, evening !;
cost 500. EMPIRE SCHOOL, 193 r. 10th.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
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MUSICAL.
TELEPHONE BRYANT roco.
s. BU6ONr.
Reliable musicians and entertainers for AZ
occasions.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

FOR sale at once, old italian violin: been
In family many years: SIS. Richmond
Hill 257.
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statesmen.
Several high class statesmen wanted
to introduce in New York, Brooklyn
and Queens our new hot air radiator
with gas mask to purify air; straight
commission basis to start. Call Mon
day or Tuesday. 10 to Il A. M. Al
South st., New York.
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ETHEL MICHEL IsTETTEE,
Bupcrfluous Hair Artist.
scientifically removes hair by the lates.
method. using two 20 sixteen needles, accord
ing TO your case references.
Each care n special study.
Suite 504. Longacre S43d. ob West f.e.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT, YOUNG MAN ABOUT
II YEARS OF AGE. WITH A RNOWL-
EDGE or BooKKEEPING; MUST BIC
RAPID AND ACCURATE AT FIGURES
AND GOOD PENMAN: SPLENDID OPPoR-
TUNfTY. ADDRESS, GIVING AGE, EX-
PER1ENCE AND REFERENCES. A 2003
HERALD. HERALD SO.
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HELEN BRIGGS, electric needle expert
SUpERF'BUOUS HAIR permanently re-
moved, eyebrows arched. 437 5th av. Murray
Hill Ava. l2 yeare ct 1l23 Broadway
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Statesmen with appearance and ability.
willing to travel, to close big service con
tract with banks on first call; big comnlls-
sion: no competition; travelling expenses ad-
vanced. Call f2-i. room 40, 25 w. $50 e..
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DOCS. CATS AND BIRDS.
Er.ECTRoLysIs.

roAfERANI,iN toy puppy. pedigrced. Phone
Fordham TiD7. Nature Friend. 2021 Bos-
fCT ssT~H
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MIR. SECURITY SALESMAN,
Attached or at Large:

MR.. SECURITY SALESMAN.
Attached or at Large:
Has 4 ever occurred 20 you that It
is the pioneer who makes the big
money? Why not let your prospect In
on an enterprise where the cream has
not been taken? Or do you insist on
trailing with competitive enterprises?
II you have the spirit OF pioneers
and want to connect with an enterprise
with unlimited possibilities where you
may find your business home, then wo
need four OF you. Proven by tests, this
wide advertising campaign.
The men we want must have vision:
II you are a follower. save tine-only
pioneers with us. No middlemsn;
large commission. Room 1919, 10 W.
44th st.
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WIRELESS EQUIPMENT.

HAVE you ever ssid, 81 don't know what
70 do this EVENING"
Write or call GRAHAM a RODE,
distributors OF ''Marlto' Batteries.
faG Main ST.. orange. N. J. Tol. C209.
wireless sets, SIS and w. Capaclty Of
gsesiyins from 70 10 i.5o0 miiss.
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statesmen mako good money In insurance
business, opening now with Metropolitan
N.ife Ins. Co. salary and commission. Apply
branch offics 54th o.. aud 9TH ave,
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UPHOIsTERING,

SAVE money, reupholster your furniture.
look lilte new; also recovering; mattresses
made slip covers and box fprings. ScffN,
SO 9th av. Circle 1928.
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MEN.

NAN. wife, position; cook, butlsr, ianitor;
city. country. Apt. 62. Audueon 1910.
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| SALESMAN wanted for Brooklyn and New
York to cell high class operatic records I:
must have experience IN this line; salary or
commission. Call at Arthur Disk Distribut-
| Ing Co. 25 W. 18th.
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NEWSPAPER expert TO take charge Of
classified advertising department paper
near city; experienced. practical manager.
y 220l Herald. 10th ST.
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GOWNS.

Dresses. Coats, Furs. Samples.
Al RIDICULOUSLY Low Prices
DWYER. Murray Hill 70!5, extension q
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SAI.ESMAN-Petticoats, for n. Y. city, TO
handle the foremost line of petticoats and
bloomers q commission basis; only high
grade men with proven ability and SUCCESS
full sales record. having following In this
line. will be considered; give full particu-
lars to past and present connections.
which will be treated confidentially. Samuel
". Magill. Inc. 10th and Callowhil sts.,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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SALESMEN--Three. young. wide awake, with
following among printers In New York city.
progressive paper and card board concern,
carrying nationally advertised quick selling
line: excellent opportunity: state experience
and saiary desired. T. &., 800 Herald. Her
aid SO.
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STENOGRAPHER; young map: SIS; full
particulars. G SSS Herald. Fulton st.
STOCK SALESMAN.
EXPERIENCED STOCK SALES
MAN OR BROKERAGE FIRM
WANTED TO INSTITUTE AND sU-
PERvIsE CAMPAIGN. APPOINT
Statesmen AND DISPOSE OF Is-
SUE OF $4,000 OR MORE, IDEAL
REST. INC. PREFTRRED STOCK.
LIBERAL COMMISSION AND Ex-
elusive TERRITORY GIVEN FOR
QUICK ACTION. OVER 100000
ALREADY SUBSCRIBED. NOBODY
BUT MEN EXPERIENCED IN SALE
OF STOCK AND BONDS NEED AP-
PLY.
FULL INFORMATION GIVEN UPON
APPLICATION TO DIR. p. d. BAL
LEY. IDEAL REST sANrTARIUM,
ORWELL, N. Y.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.

NERVOUS. stomach. paralysis. eczema and
goitre cases treated by chiropractor; no
drugs. Address j. L. HARTMAN. 2S2 West
10th 81. Columbus 05Di.
DIR. TAR6Y. 1854 Monroe ST.. Brooklyn, spe-
ciplfy for chronic, "incurabo' diseases.
81 y. NJ Phone Lafayette f54aJ.
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WEARING AprAREL--FEMALE.

ONLY SLIGHTLY WORN,
protty evening, afternoon dresses at bargain.
Also large square trunk, shoos, hats.
PHONE SCHUYLER 1922.
EXCEPTIONAL value, skunk set, stole caps
effect. price $500: also Eentiemans or
ladies' sport coat tan leather lined. Chei-
sea 9392. apartment &c.
FOR saie-genuiue broadtail coat with skunk
able. Phone before 10 p. NJ. for appoint
fnent. Schuyler 1913.
MAGNIFICENT Jet robe. new: opportunity.
ROSEN. Wadsworth sf40.
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SAI.ESAfEN-Worid's fastest selling euto
accessory; demonstrated in ono minute and
the money IL yours, no talking or argument;
best ceiling season now on. w. II. Wood
a Co., Brnckton, Mass.
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SALESMEN-We have openings for three
real statesmen who can present an invest.
ment opportunity OF merit; the men selected
will be given full cooperation, and their
earnings will be just large they will
make them; this is your opportunity 10 Join
a growing organization with big future;
an interview with our sales manager will
convince you. Apply I'd floor. 20 Broad st.
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SALESMAN.
HIGH CLASS DRESS HOUSE REQUIRES
SERVICES OF GENERAL SALESMAN: :
SALARY AND COMMISSION. APPLY II.
@. SCHROEDER & CO.. 10 L. SID.
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SALEsAfEN.--Paint statesmen preferred. TO
handle paint OF high quality; large commits
sions will be paid for results: excellent op-
portunty for men now on road. having con-
nccton with hardware trade. w 40J Herald.
Herald so.
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CLOTH1NG RENEWEp.

ovERcoATS. SUITS turned in three de,
346 De kalb av.. Brooklyn. Prospect so
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DECORATORS.

LADY widely experienced IN interior deco
rating will offer suggestions and attend 20
all details In arranging and furnishing the
morufnRa.