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Lcstradc. Anyhow. VIC shall have YOU
on a charge of conspiracy, if not for
attempted murder"
And You'll probably frd that your
creditors Will impound the banking ac-
count of Mr.. Cornelius" said Holmes.
The little man started, and turned
his malignant eyes upon my friend.
II have to thank YOU for good
deal said he. Perhaps III pay my
debt some day
Holmes smiled indulgcntly.
Il fancy that, for some few years,
YOU will find your time very fully occu-
pied, SAID he. by the way. what was
it YOU put into the wood-pilc besides
Your old trousers? 4 dead dog, or rab-
bits, or what? You won't tclip Dear
me, how very unkind of YOU, Well
we'll, dare say that couple % rabbits
would account both for the blood and
for the charred ashes. If ever YOU
write an account, Watson YOU can
make rabbits serve your turn.
The End.
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under the lake The rest your daugh-
ter knows--how the writ Of mortal
was granted me for one magic hour
each night il one could bc found who
would follow the green horsemen TO
this lake.
And now, your Lordship, il you
will give me your daughter ! promise
TO make her q Princess rs soon as we
can reach your castle"
The old Lord gave his consent OF
course. we'll pleased to be the father
Of a Princess And then for the first
time Editha looked for the small green
horsomen. They had disappeared but
standing by tree was a large white
horse with silver trappngs.
This was the horse ] rode into The
forest hunting the day the gobini
caught me-" said the Prince, H'
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THE FATAL GREEN OF THE
ELFIN QUEEN

Part III.
a magic hour in magic land is long,
but TO mortal il il very short. So
before long the old Lord saw his dauph-
ter come up from the lake, and az the
Prince holding her hand helped her to
the bank Edithas father jumped from
behind tree where he was watching
and caught her by the arm.
$50 this is the reason you will not
choose husband" he said. you
have a lover who is not a mortal, the
son of g witch or some goblin, | have
no doubt. But ! will put ord TO
this for tonight you shall be locked
in the tower of the castle, YOU shall
live MS high above the ground as your
magic lover lives under IT.
All the little green horsemcn gath.
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blessing to my two friends IS this a.
tense interest in collecting stamps. Tky
get as excited over the prospect OF OBJ
tanning glimpse OF a new stamp as a
child does over the thought OF going to
circus.
II is a good thing TO have an avoca-
don-somethin outside the monotony OF
everyday life.
II will add years TO your life.
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and have been for two years. I can
work as well as any one who is
younger and as | am a farmer wife
| have plenty to DO for I cultivate
my own garden, raise many chickens
and do my own housework. You may
publish this letteras l am ready 20
do anything to help women as | have
been so well and happy since my
troubles are past Mrs. E. T. Gall
LowAY, Carter's Greek, Tenn.
Most women find plenty to do. II
they are upset with some female all
ment and troubled with such symp-
toms as Mrs. Galloway had, the
smallest duty seems a mountain.
If you find it hard TO keep up, il
you are nervous and irritable, without
ambition and out of sorts generally,
give the Vegetable Compound trial
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YOUR HEALTH
WHAT A HOBBY MEANS TO
A LONG AND HAPPY LIFE
By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M. D..
Commissioner of Health. New York City.

A FEW days ago I listened to the animated
~ versation of two friends of mine who are inter-
ested in collecting stamps. They are called
acknowledgements in this line.
Both these men are wel-to-do well-to-do, indeed
that neither has any particular business They
situated that the lure of business profession has
attraction for them.
They have reached the time of life when it is
natural to'settle down and take it easy. There is
of the ordinary incentives to get them out of bed
and into the open with the usual physical and mental
activities of the business or profession.
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Joaquin Miller's humor was some
times curious. On his precipitous farm
was a barn with bay window. When
visitors asked why he built such q
window. the poet solemnly replied. ITO
match my bay mare"
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TODAY'S INSTALMENT.

II had hardly died away when an
amazing thing happened. A door
suddenly few open out of what APP
peared TO be solid wall at the end OF
the corridor, and little, wizened man
darted out of it, like rabbit out of
its burrow.
Capital" said Holmes, calmly wat
son, a bucket OF water over the straw
That will do Lestrade allow me to
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Answers to Health Que stions

NJ. d. NJ. r. o. have baby gil
Who has light red spot between her
eyebrows. 1t disappears at times. Can
this spot be birthmark?
A.-Yes. I am inclined TO believe that
Il may be a birthmark
L. y o-What IS the best cure FOR
hay fever?
A-There is 10 one cure for hay fever.
find the cause and relieve it, and curs
VII follow. Consult a nose specialist
or an examination and treatment and
'sk him about the pollen vaccine .teat-
nent.
{. W. A. Q.-Wiu you please give me
4 good remedy for persistent cough?
A.-1ou should have your lungs ex-
amined. and II your doctor finds any
LING trouble. he viii advise YOU about
treatment. Do not consider taking any
medicine until YOU have been examined
and are sure Just what is the cause OF
your trouble
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spent nall OF my
time in bed, being
afflicted with a
trouble which wo-
men Of a certain
age are apt to
have. ItookLydia
|EPinkham' sVeg-
etable Compound
Tablets and used
Lydia z. Pink
hams Sanarive
W SD. l am a
well woman now
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All inquiries addressed 20 Miss Kirk
man in care OF the Efficient House,
l-eeping" department. viii be answer
ed in these columns in their turn.
This requires considerable time. how
ever, owing to the great number re-
ceived. So II a personal or quicker re-
ply is desired. a stamped and self-ed-
dressed envelope must be enclosed
with the question. BE sure to use
your full name. street number. and
the name o. your city and state
Tho Editor.
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Efficient Housekeeping
BY Laura A. Kirknnan

pan and dry in a luke-warm oven for
several hours. These keep well in
jars IN dry place.
Sandkaze Sand Cakes: Beat to-
gether for ore hour eight egg-yOiEs, a
little more than three-fourths Of a
pound Of graduated sugar and one
pound Of butter Then add ono pound
Of -four sifted with two teaspoons II
baking powder, and the eight egg
whites stlffly beaten Tuen this mix
ture into q bread pan and bake for one
hour in a m oderatc oven.
Answer 70 Mrs. f. c.: Here is the
Tomato Sauce for Cold Meats which
you requested: Put through your food
chopper 30 ripe red tomatoes, Y sour
apples, ten medium-sized peeled onions
and FIVE each Of red and green sweet
peppers, with seeds removed. Turn
this mixture into an agateware or en-
amelware preserving kettle with three
/ tablespoons If salt, two cups Of gram
ulatcd sugar and two cups Of vinegar,
and let boil for 20 minutes. Then put
into sterilized glass jars and seal arr
! tight At once Of this recipe is hslved
20 that the housekeeper has not %
much Of the sauce on hand, it may be-
! kept IN the ice box for immediate nee,
/ instead Of being sealed in the glass jars.
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SPENT HALF HER
Time IN BED
Farmers Wife Tells How Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Made Her a Well Woman

Carter's Creek. Tenn. - "Three
years ago | was almost an invalid. I
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they made their pile"
they making professional
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The Adventure Of
the Norwood Builder
Part Six
BY SIR ARTHUR CONAN DoY

1921
The Mcclure New
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The Sandman Story
BY Abby Phillips Walker

Copyright. 1922 by the Wheeler Syndicate Inc; N.
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{. w. A Own you please give me
4 good remedy for a persistent cough?
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

NALET-COGRlER Italian, "a years, speak
ing four languages good personality and
disposition. first class butler, decorat tor,
antique expert; 10 years travelling expert
ence; highest references, wishes travelling
situation. G. Nitti. 20 Park av. Murray Hin
1888
WANTED-pays work OF any liSd. Phone
Audubon 1920. Young. Apt. 81.
YOUNG will work evenings l. 221f
Herald, Herald 50.
YOUNG MAN %. wants clerical position,
preferable in bank. Phone Applegate 5342.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED - To purchase in westchester
county large mouse, WIN garage OF OUT
buildings, Is to 20 acres of land: section pre-
ferred along Harlem division. Send full
particulars. @ s41 Herald. Fulton st.
WANTED, TO lease. modern six room cottage
or bungalow, within committing distance.
north Jersey preferred. Phone Bowling
Green 4se4. -.
WANTED--One family residence, west Bronx.
JUPITER. 6D6 Cauldwcli av., Bronx.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.
SUCCESSFUL HIGH GRADE
SECURITY Statesmen.

An opportunity presents itself where
by five high grade, conscientious, per-
sistent security statesmen can form a
permanent connection with Florida
Investment house-members of the
Florida Bankers Association--to en-
gage IN marketing promotional and
seasoned securities on an attractive
basis In a State where the invest
ment field has hardly been scratched.
Florida has All all-ycar-round cli-
mate, which shows less humidity and
lsss personal discomfort than many
Of the Northern States. Liberal co.
operation, good commissions and Al
issues win tend for repeat sales and
build a. permanent clientele. Full in
formation forwarded promptly. I'm
mediate work available for clean cut
men who can show the right kind OF
record. Address Sales Manager. 1l9
West Forsyth ST., Jacksonville, Fla.
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REAL ESTATE-FRANCE.

FOT, Sale. very fine estate overlooking Rouen,
In perfect condition: modern comforts, park.
tramway communication. NJ. vACHEROT. no
tary public. Rouen, Seine Inferioure. France.
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MEN-BIG BUSINESS OF TO-DAY.

saiesmanship has created all big Industrial
and financial Institutions
We want statesmen who can sell the Pre-
ferred and Common shares OF growing
mortgage company.
We want statesmen who VIII remain with
ug permanently.
We want statesmen who are willing to work
as hard as our sales manager,
We want statesmen who VIII make money
for themselves
We want men OF the calibcr 10 become
managers IN assigned territories.
We want statesmen who are honest and
capable.
the right sort OF mon have these quailtl.
cations.
We can offer n strong company. big
Board Of Directors VI both New York and
Boston. We have strong bank indorsements
we'll prepared literature, good leads and
plenty of open territory
Call on Mr. Johnson. Room sol. 20 u. 42d st.
MEN 70 call On farmers only. sOmething
ttnt appeals hard workers can make one
hundred dollars or more per week your
knowledge " IN rniers viii determine amount
of your income; write or call ~ interview.
Mr EuinCcr. Third floor, 10 West 3fth st,
New York
ROOM CLERK wanted II large first class
hotel. must have had experience ~ New
York city hotels: state arr, qualification,
salary expected & 80 Herald Fulton st
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY one knowing the whereabouts OF Anna
Brncher. marriage name "Reyes, please
send information tn her parents, at Row
land ST., Newark, q. j Important.
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PORTABLE GARAGES.

GARAGE, portable. freproof, shse, metal,
tsr7s, t.so ret olinviile 3ii6R,
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MARSHAL'S SALE-By virtue Of an execu-
tion issued out OF the Second District
Court. Brooklyn, Robinkoff against Zabla-
dowsky. j will sell this day | Chevrolet >
pass. touring car at IS6 De Kalb av., Brook
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Mest side.

West Side.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2l4 (94thl Double
room. court, private bath. Kitchen so;
RIVERSIDE 9DRIVE. 1l6.-Beautiful large
room. conveniences gentlemen. Schuyler
1860, apt. BE-
WEST END Av. and 1o5th-Large double
room. connecting shower bath. suitable
or gentlemen. private American iamlly'
reasonable. Phone Academy 245lr
WEST END (90's,.-cha-::..ng aouble. single
rooms modern improvements; reasonable
Schuyler 4254
4TTH ST, iO6 WEST lRALEIGH HALL)
RESIDENCE FOR MEN.
Attractvely furnished rooms, with ana
without private bath or shower: club advan-
tages with hotel service AT lower rentals.
5iST, 332 West.-Light, neat room, bath
MacGREGo2.
5isT. 2ls West-LARGE and SMALL rooms;
all modern improvements.
55TH ST., 80 West.-Iarge front room, 3
windows. alcove, bathroom floor, also small
room: telephone.
55TH. II W.-Attractive room: excellent
breakfast; gentlemen; S. Phone 2ssI Circle
74rH. 2O2 w. 0Loring,-Room. racing B'way
twin beds: reasonable. Apt. III.
7TTH, ~ WHICH class modern one, two
rooms. bath; gentlemen; references
18TH, W.-Comfortable room private fam
lily; modern elevator apartment; gentleman.
Schuyler 454o
SID, 76 W.-Beautiful perlor and bed
room; kitchenette privileges; conveniehces'
SID, W.. near Park-sunny room. twin beds
running water. gentlemen. Schuyler l99z
s6TH. Wests-Exceptional rooms; private
house; modern improvements; reasonable, ,
references. SCHUYLER ol7o.
93D 13S W.-Front room, running water rea :
sonable: business people. Riverside Ss63.
9TH, II W.-Large room and ktchenette,
electricity phone. southern exposure.
l03D, II W.-Homelike rooms. 81, 81; busi-
ness woman. TAYLOR, Academy 0i9s.
10TH. 10 WEST.
Large furnished rooms; all conveniences;
reasonable.
106TH, 81 west-Attractive room, adjoining
bath; elevator apartment; 81. Apt. a.
i10TH ST. (block Broadway subway Room
with private bath, Si2.5o. Cathedral 200.
18TH, 351 West. (Cor. Morningside). Airy,
comfortable furnished room: elevator ser
vice; Christians gentleman preferred. Sill
VIA, Cathedral 614o..
124TH, near Broadway--Two large, light
rooms, Connected running water or sepa-
Phone Morningsde 1853.
18TH, 53s West-Beautlfully furnished room
$l0-$i2. business people; reference; perma-
nent. Morningside oI4s.
145TH. 473 west-Large. beautiful front
room near bath; couple. gentlemen.
RODRIGUEZ.
156TH ST., $40 WEST.
Living room. adjoining bedroom; private
entrance suitable two gentlemen. WEN
DORFF, apt. q
Borough OF Brooklyn.
BEDFORD section: attractively furnished.
spacious suite. all modern improvements,
for gentlemen, s15 weekly; private family.
Prospect 34I1
HEIGHTS, 1863 Joralemon st.-Front room,
large windows: modern Improvements: near
all subways: board optional. Main l02sS.
PARK SLOPE (622 I'd st.) Two large con-
k Meeting rooms. with private bath; together
or. separate. South POSI-.
5GTH NEAR 9Th av)-Two furnished rooms .
private references. Sunset 1861.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
westcliester.

BROWN LODGE,
10 PRosPECT ST, NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH OR WITHOUT
BATH. TELEPHONE 2fO4.
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Above Soth st.--s,b Az. to North river.
Borough OF Bronx.
HOUSES wANTED-FURN1sHED

WANTED 10 ront or buy furnished house
and grounds suitable for girls camp.
writ5 ". l.. TESSIER, Spring Valley, N. Y.
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sAIEsMEN wANTEl,--

EXPERIENCES NOT ESSENTIAL. TO
SELL BONDS OF a suCCEssFuL
INDUSTRIAL THAT HAS PAID
DIVIDENDS REGULARLY SINCE
INCORPORATION 3 YEARS AGO
Liberal. COMMISSION. INDUS.
TRIAL plSrRIBTTORs CORP.
ROOM Sli. - WEST 43D ST.
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Rhode rsiand-Saic or Rent.
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

FINE Orange county farm, 80 acres. bearing
apple orchard. cherries, balance hay
fine buildings. all improvements. G.. BRUN-
DAGE. owner Salisbury Mills. N. Y.
1873 ACRES, Pleasant Valley; ideally locat-
ed, excellent buildings: running water to
house and barns. gravity system: fine Or
chard: price 81 900; stock and implements at
attractive price. Address JOHN CAvO. S9a
East 167th ST., city.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Maine.

THREE cottages, shore, Bar Harbor, Me. I;
fishing. bathing, mountain climbing: S400,
5000. $1,000. ID 230O Herald, Herald 50.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Female-Demcstic.

AT MISS HOFMAYER'S AGENCY,
10 East 43d ST.. Sd floor.
Swedish cooks, mattresses, English nursery
governess, ess-chambermaids, gar
dener and houseworker: couples.
HOUSEWoRKERS. mother with daughter.
10 years old, for private family cook.
chambermaid, waitress: private family, cou-
pie. gardener; cottage free $50 month and
fuel Agostini. SI3 9Th av. Bryant G264
AT MRS THEO. MALMBERG'S
SWEDISH AGENCY 0sSTABLlSHED 1SSD,
1919 LEXINGTON AV C7JTHl.
Select help. All positions Private families.
CIIAAfBERMAID-W WAITRESS and laundrese
70 assist with houseworlS; two competent
girls; suburbs. Wettlers Agency, 20 w. I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
Instruction.

Instruction
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
Nv.ANAMAkER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
435 9th av.. near 39th. opp. Lord Taylor.
Leading School in America.
Earn $50 week.
IIairdressing, Manicurng.
All branches taught; register now for high
position: we cannot fill the demand; reach
out now for success In environment OF
wealth and refinement day, evening classes.
we start you in business: easy terms.
Telephone Vanderbilt l176.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure, Beauty
School. 1l9 w. 42d St. or Brooklyn, is 4th
av. Newark branch. S47 Broad st. Circular.
LADIES EARN S4U-SbO WEEKLY
HAlRDRESS1NG, MANICURISG.
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT
by expert instructors: diplomas guarantee
positions. Special $50 course. Day and
eve classes. Enroll now; Easy terms.
NILES BEAUTY SCHOOL.
2l0 18th av., near 26th ST.
Telephone 9Gi2 Madison square.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

YOUNG lady In repair department OF jew
elry factory: experience not essential: eN-
ceptional references required. Apply Gold
smith. Stein a. Co. 33 Gold St
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Fcniaie-Doniestic.

RELIABLE Southern help, furnished. white
and colored for your home, hotel restau-
rant. resort or farm by Richmond Employ
mcpt Agency. 10l T.. Grace St, Richmond, Va.
SELECT COLORED DOMESTIC WORKERS.
Americas largest agency for col0red help.
Workers Exchange, 229j 9TH av. Morningside
2l86-5195
BRENNAN'S Agency has first class help
for city and country: 695 Madison av., near
CID ST. Phone Rhineander O4O0,
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New YORK.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

IRISH MINERALS e. INDUSTRIAL DEyEL-
opMENT COMPANY,
IL Upper Camden st., Dublin, Ireland
Electric railways, public utilities. water. tim.
bcr oil, industrial and mining enterprises
promoted approved bond and stock issues
placed with European bankers and brokers
underwriting procured for corporations
mining and other examinations and reports
made by well known engineers
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
New Jersey.

ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM
MONTHLY CASH INCOME 5000.
16o acres In fertile Musconetcong Valley,
improved dwellings. extensive power equipped
outbuildings, complete labor saving ma
chnery. Al head stock. horses. poultry and
crops; offered Ia under cost.
EUGENE JOBS-H. Il. BECK CO.,
Realtors. Opp. Station, Summit, n. j.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
PRIVATE SECRETARY;
FRENCH ENGLISH.

PRIVATE SECRETARY;
FRENCH H-ENGLIsH.
YOUNG MAN. 81 YEARS
or AGE, WITH Q YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN SECRE-
TARIAL WORK, DESIRES
TO ASSOCIATE WITH
lMPo DIRT OR EXPORT
CONC ERN EMBRACING
FRANCE AND COLONIES:
CAN SPEAK AND CoRRE-
sPOND IN FRENCH FLU
T. NTLY EXCELLENT
REFERENCES VAIL
ABLE. ADDRESS Y 222o
HERALD, $50 B'WAY.
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Automobiles Wanted.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passenger Cars,

CADILLAC cars for rent BY hour. day. week
month. high class service; reasonable
rates. LOToS ALTO RENTING Co, 1is
w seth circle Olsi
CADILLAC. Limousine. Westinghouse air
spring, hour day, week, month. rates rea-
sonahle. KfRwAN. phone Cathedral g0o5.
GREAT nRfTAIN-TO VISITORS. LUxURI-
Gus PRIVATE CARS with experienced
livericd drivers. who know ali places OF In
terest and act guides, hired BY das
weck or month. tho best way 10 Great
Britain GRANVILLE HIRE GARAGE. 4
Grosvanor Gardens News tNortht, London,
81 W. 4. tTel Victoria Gs4.l.
PACKARD 1920 town car: hour, trip. day.
month. owner drives. lenox 69s3
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

GARDENER. experienced, all year round
lob. ! w. Lalnier rel. Hempstead 6Os.
L1TljOGRApHlc tfansferers and prcssmen
fdircct and offseD. IN high grade plant.
Will make satisfactory arrangements Win
first class men as 70 wages. Steady and per-
manent work 10 those Who measure up to our
Building. / Hudson St, Friday afternoon or
Saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

GARAGE OPPORTUNITY
Client must sell about a pO-car garage W
the best location on 18TH av., Bath Beach.
Now run by owner. Must raise cash at once.
Wonderful opportunity.
Address ATTORNEY,
2i5 Montague ST.. Brooklyn.
Room No. 6i4. Phone Main 1850.
CAPITAL. on MACHINERY on BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise of tremendous
magnitude. The owner OF vast oil terri
tory In tho oil center OF Rumania has ar
rived here for short time and will give a
personal Interview TO those who arc inter-
csted in the enterprise. For all Information
write Mr.. LUPUS, ~ West 5sth.
UNUSUAL opening for aggressive. CON
scientious and capable man with some
capital TO obtain partnership IN fast grow
ing business. Phone J. II. Connolly. Bryant
siI.
IARTNER with 81 500 TO manufacture ma
chine to convert and seal typewriter rib
bons; model can be seen. 2i3l Herald,
Herald 80,
FOn sAI.E-Business paying substantial
monthly income; requires spare time. small
cash Investment MiLLARD'S, &c Court st..
Brooklyn.
SAVE YOUR MARKS by purchasing houses
with first rate flats % let IN Bavaria full
guarantees BANK CIfAMBAUD q co. Ge-
news. switzerland. Gable Chambank, Geneva.
LAUNDRY. doing st22 and moro weekly;
sell or partner. After o =. NJ, 1915 At
antic av., Richmond HIll.
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TRAVELLER FOR LATIN AMERICA.
An old established American export house
requires a traveller for Latin America, pref
erably a young man of~good address and
with some experience, but eager to learn
and anliabe 10 guidance, n sound knowledge
of Spanish is indispensable. In applying
state age, nationality, experience and salary
desired. which must be moderate @ l. 100
Herald. $50 Broadway.
YOUNG man with knowledge OF bookkeeping:
unquestionable references required L.. o.
box I, Wall st. Station
YOUNG man, good penman ami typist. 10
Bronx office: salary 70 start $50. G 1895
Herald. Bronx.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED

xSsAsT OF four story private house and fur
Riture for sale at bargain. we'll 5syinE
s0rrding house, West End av. Quick action
West 7nd
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EXECUTIVES.

THE FARMS PRODUCE STORES
CORPORATION CAN PLACE SEW
ERAL MEN BETWEEN THE AGES
OF - AND 40 IN A POSITION TO
QUALIFY FOR IMPORTANT EN-
ECUTTvE CAPACITIES. REFER
ENCES. ABILITY AND APPBICA-
TlON THE ESSENTIALS APPLY
IN PERSON FOR INTERVIEW BE
TWEEN 10 AND Il A. NJ. AND 4
T. N. or 2 AND T.. NJ. SUITE
1107-e. 900 BROADWAY.