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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13
PLAINVIEW
The New.

The News
John Boswell. secretary Of the
Chamber of Commerce, Is very
proud Of the county exhibit sent 20
the Dallas Fair, which opened IN
Dallas this morning. He says II
should win one of the top premiums
in the county exhibit section. He
SAYS the Hale county exhibits have
each year amounted 20 as much or
more than the amount Of sending
and maintaining the exhibit Some
years the surplus has amounted 20
as much MS 500.
Mrs. Nancy Vowel. aged go
years, wife of Moses Vowel, died
Yesterday from organic disease at
the family home near Running
water. The remains have been pre-
nared for burial by Undertaken
Hatcholl and will be shipped this
afternoon 20 Shclhyvillc, KY for
burial at the old family home. Mr..
Vowel will accompany the remains.
The deceased has lived in this coun-
try for about twenty-five years, and
was q good woman. who had many
friends. She leaves several grown
children.
The grand jury in Amarillo has
indicted Ralph Hull. leader Of the
railroad sh0pmcn's strike, on a
charge of assault with intent 20
murder He is alleged 90 have AZ
tackled /. a. Martin. a., Of Lub-
book ON July 80, when he came 70
Amarillo % work for railroad HUI
h ont under $500 bond. Hull
has also been indicted on two fell
onv charges for violation Of the
omen port law. and has made $3.50
bond IN each ease
The city council has signed anoth-
en- contract with the Texas Utilities
Company for city lights and the
pumping Of water for the city. II Is
more favorable TO the city in some
ways, hut the rates We understand,
are the same.
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POST


Post City Post
At this writing Tuesday morning,
chief driller Parr, and assistants,
Ross parr and Scott Stanfield are
I'm Post Whiting for the new beam
which IS expected on every train ana
as soon as il arrives drilling viii i'm
modiately be resumed. The gentle
men are very optimistic and are con-
fident they are going 90 bring m "a
well. Here's hoping they find a
gusher. "Wednesday The beam has
arrived and drilling will start NJ
once.
A real estate deal was put thru
last week in which our townsman,
W. +. Porterfield became the owner
of the Hume building on main strict.
G.. Coury and Son. the postoAiee and
White Rouse Hotel are located in
this building
Last week we neglel ted 10 get
in the death Of G. II. (Unclel Babe
Smithers, which we wrote and then
misplaced. Uncle Babe was an old
timer in Cara County and has hosts
Of friends al over West Texas who
are grieved 70 hear Of his uneNpec-
ted death which occurred at Jus
ticeburg last week from heart fail
ure He was buried in the Terrace
Cemetery at Post.
Mrs. Geo Samson spent the latter
part Of last week in Lubbock with
Mr.. Samson, who was there in charge
Of the Cara County exhibits FOR
the Lubbock Fair.
Mr.. Paul (Polly) Duran and Miss
Dessa McElroy were married last
Wednesday in South Post. The con.
tracing parties are well known and
have a host Of friends here who viii
join US in wishing this couple a long
life and prosperity.
The editor sent pen Of his fine
Silver Campine chickens 10 the fair
at Lubbock, and got lst, 2nd and
Bird prizes That's what we call
"going some
Building activities are looking bet
ter in Post right now. Mr.. Howard
has Just completed q residence in
West Post. Mr.. Lloyd is finishing
up a new picture show building on
the main street that will be a beauty
when completed Yarhro and Co
deke are remodeling the old Colonial
building and putting an up-to-date
garage in il which will also add
much 10 the looks Of the town when
completed. The big Davis-Mason
Furniture Store VIII soon begin work
on their business house next door
10 W. o. Stevens Company. and
the courthouse and jail will soon
be under construction
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

came to his bedside Saturday. She
is now here with Mrs. Brown for
an extended visit.
John ID. Mccall, bond lawyer of
Dallas, former state secretary OF
Texas, left Floydada Thursday. re-
turning home after two days spcat
here passing on the legality Of war
rants issued by the Commissioners
Court, which have been contracted
10 refund by the Geo. l.. Simpson
Company. Mr.. Mccall passes on
the legality of warrant issues for
municipal and county bond buyers.
IL ia not known what his report on
the refunding issue contracted Tor
from this county by the Simpson
Company will be.
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LAMESA


The Journal
The big ditcher is making the dirt
fly al lively gait lameFa Will
soon have water works and sewer
system.
Married, at the court house Coun-
~ Judge, J. Il. Lowrie officiating,
Luther Harris and Miss Winnie Me
New, both Of Dawson county May
success and happiness be theirs.
Our business men are getting lin
ed up for the biggest season Lamesa
has ever had. II. +. Williams is now
in his new building on the west side.
This gives the Clark-McDonald drug
store the entire building on the
north side, and they are putting IN
their new fixtures now. Trice a
Key will move into the o. X. Jones
building during the coming week,
and Shelton 4 Wiley will move into
the building vacated by Trice a
Key. Mr. Bodzin, of the Reliable
Dry Goods Company, will move into
the building now occupied by Shell
ton and Wiley on the south side.
This will give Mr. Bodzin more room
which he has been needing
Never did our farmers have such
favorable weather conditions for
gathering cotton. The staple has
been coming in steadily and our
gins are running day and night. Up
to yesterday noon Thursday 4275
bales had been weighed. Local buy
ers we're paying up TO 20 cents.
We are glad to state that work
has started on the new hotel build
ing for J. S. McWhorter on the
block west Of the First National
Bank. Thus will one Of Lamesa's
greatest needs be supplied.
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W. A. Terrell, at Phone So, viii
bid on your old furniture, sell you
furniture al the right price, repair
and upholster your furniture. Use
the phone. 6O-tf
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1OmG-1ReLL
cc1fsq,fssd l. u Nj B E R

The most widely used building
material that goes int0 homes -
iaBibcr you should tr1 the lum-
Der you bus and YOU r1n-
Forit too. is trade marked You
can buy Il by brand with the same
assurance you bus other trade
marked goods
The name LONG BELL on lumber
is your guide mark 70 lumber and
lumber products Of uniform quality.
IogG. BELL Lumber has back q
il 81 years If honorable enterprise.
LONG BELL Lumber comes from
exceptional stands of virgin TIMBER
manufactured IN modern mills.
Lose. BELL Lumber ia made by
skilled workmen men who take .
personal pride m product bearing
their company's name
LoSG-BELL Lumber Is nanufse-
tured and graded under the super
vision OF experts who work 10
standard Each log Is cut for pur-
poses for which Il "a best adapted
Long BELL lumber IS trade
n3orkcd. THIS means ssmiifstabis
udcnfincofior r. me same KIND Of d
bay,ag guide goa demand on other
merchandise.
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~ [ore homesi
Olt Yes out batter bun homes.
That's the important thing
This is the eye Of quality. Not
how cheaply can | build, but how
well should be- your thought when
you pore over home plans, when you
consult architects, contractors and
lumbermen.
Inferior materials are an eNtrava-
Rance none can afford. For a home.
20 be o real investment both IN
money and ufsfGffisr. must last
Is long as you care to live IN h..
Almost everything that goes into
the building Of home bears the
trade mark Of some manufacturer
who has said to himself.
"lf am 10 realize my ambitions
IN building a permanent business. !
must pui INTO whst ! make the best
Of ny So ~ knowledge. must
label ftu .af marked name.
must o ot name an honor.
sble 20. a3f tgSp y 81.
llaat MARKS alt guides 10 good
merchandise You have proved Il
for yourself m buying the food you
eat and the clothing you wear.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Or. Ferguson, in Conley Bldg, is
still making those splendid fitting
plates at fifteen dollars. Phone
535. 5l-u
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Can you imagine long skirts and
Tapping galoshos.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-10-13

Much interest in the midiron is
giving way 10 the gridiron.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
BIGGEsT REALTY Room NEW YORK

BIGGEST REALTY BOOM NEW YORK
has ever seen. ] believe. will begin within
next few months. Shrewd investors win make
millions. Due to business conditions valuable
properties now being sacrificed. This is
the time 10 buy II you are an expert on
realty values. am, but ] have not the re-
fu opportunities daily offered. DO you want
10 join me In buying a property I viii
match any sum you have to Invest from
S., 900 10 100000 References for my in
togrity and financial responsibility will be
gladly furnished, but you must do likewise.
/ win not deal with brokers or dreamers,
but only with principals of honesty and
sponslhllty. For appointment address ID 5ij
Herald $50 Broadway.
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SALEsMEN-REsULTs DESIRED, NOT
CONNERSATION; ralesmen with estab-
lished records, who work and know how 70
present and sell In a correct manner Govern
ment and Industrial bonds, are requested TO
write at once for particulars. giving refer
ences and experience, aecure appointments:
men desired who have earned or want 20
earn 5000 TO S2b0 or more per year: We
have an exceptionally attractive proposition.
based on commission at start off, with per-
manent connection under big remunerative
contract. for good producers. GIG Her
aid. $50 broadway.
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c.r uaAruA.

WHO HAVE A CLIENTELE OF Salts
FLED INVESTORS. THOSE WHO HAVE
MADE GOOD, TO JOIN THE SALES
ING AND BUILDING CORPORATION
A PERMANENT POSITION OFFERED
THOSE WHO MAKE GOOD: REAL.
LIVE LEADS FURNISHED TO REAL
Statesmen. NATIONAL NJ. 4 S. COR
PORATIoN, 2S6 w. 55TH ST.
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RUMANiAN sALEsMFN w4NTFT5--specI Il

RUMANiAN sALEsMEN wANTED-specIai
offer ls open, OF great merit. for a limited
period OF time, wherein few educated Ru-
speak fluently both English and their native
tongue, can make desirable connection with
financial house IN New York: commission
basis at start Off Increasing pay under de-
srable contract for good producers; men
desired who want 20 earn 81. 900 to Sih. 600
more per year; applicants should give ref
erenees TO secure appointment. II 6i5 Her
aid, 2g0 HroAdWay
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sALEsMEN.

An investment house of she highest stand
ing has an opening for several high GLASS
men TO handle the sale of gilt edge dividend
paying securities.
Very large earnings can be realized by re-
liable, ambitious and energetic men.
III there are men In New York who are
conscientious about what they sell and are
really seeking permanent connection where
they can do business with the same clients
over and over again, write. giving full par
tculars OF past experience and references. /.
sales experience not necessary but desirable
Address Sales Manager, p. o. box 403 City
Hall Station. New York CITY,
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SITUATIONS WANTED Female

CHAMBERMAID, colored girl. wishes nos-
tion; references. Davis. care Reeves, 30T
West f2Gih.
cIIAMBERMA1p or chambertnaid and walt
resa, girl wishes position; best city refer
ence. Write Box ~, 1868 % av
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN desires room with private fam.
lily in Yorkvile: state terms. @. b., 11s
z. seth st.
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED,

COMPETENT party to take care of a back
ward boy 10 years of age prefer whc
Is capable and accustomed to taking caro- o.
such children. 22s4 Herald. ESQ B'way.
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New Jersey.

FOR business couple or two young men, sn
extra large room next to bath, second
floor; all home cooking; vegetables raised
on place. most restricted neighborhood: 70
minutes ride to New York tubes and con-
venent to D., l.. w. r. r.: no other
boarders; must come well recommended: all
elegant home for the spring and summer
months. NJ. G. WOOD, 305 Reynolds terrace.
Orange, n. Y.
BOARDERS-A widow with house. all Inn
provements, spring water. fruit trees and
garden. will board adults and children: ex-
celient board 40 minutes from downtown
New York: reasonable Linden 351t-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


A finance Corporation In n near by city IL
expanding its capital sfT5 900. few clean
cut successful mon are needed. This corpor-
alton earned 81 per cent. its paid In
capital last year. These figures are sworn
TO by n c. p A. Drawing account against
commissions will be advanced 20 those who
can show record. Give telephone number" :"
D-5ii Herald. $50 Bway.
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DELAWARE corporation organized to pur-
chase. consolidate and develop producing
oil and natural gas properties and proven
number per cent. 10 year dcbenturc bond.
guaranteed by responsible underwater, ac-
companied by equal amount of capital stock
denominations $50. 500 and $500. full par
ticulars to interested perscns $4,000 INCEST
ment secures secretaryship 925 900 each. au-
ditor. vice-president and general fieldman
subject qualifications. For Interview. D. 5i0
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED--Male.

ADJuSTER.-Former insurance adjuster
wanted automobile damages; man who
has knowledge OF estimating repairs. Answer
bv mail only. kittel. $50 7th av.
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sALESMEN AND BROKERS.

wanted 10 sell our oil securities.
We are going TO issue guaranty
mortgage bond from Aetna
Mortgage Investment Company, In
dinnapolis: sufficient payment; "a
per cent. per an1um was paid iast
year. Write Victory Petroleum
Company. indianapolis. Ind.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach seth and Surf av., Sea Gate Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath: 45 min
utes from Times Square, 81 minutes Cham
bers St; Municipal subway; rates reason
able. Apply phone Coney Island 1911.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.

Italian. French, English
three years last position; wide travelling
experience abroad. John ARABIC. IA w. 4stn:
WATCHMAN. married. useful. trustworthy.
wishes position: references. T.. Haooa,
II Remsen place, Maspeth. Il. j.
WAITER. lisht colored wishes position any
wherei obligng Q1i56 Herald. Harlem.
YOUNG man. u. high school graduate,
executive ability, selling, travelling. sscfe-
tarial experience. desires responsible position
as junior executive to executive or 1--we
wire. G13 Herald. 2so broadway.
YOUNG man with experiences in Turkish
baths. rubber. massaging, &c.. wants po-
sition institution or private. Y. W.. 1888
Broadway.
YOUNG man. II. knowledge spanish ane
English, neat, desires position with private
FAMILY able TO serve at table. 2l5S Her
aid Herald 50.
YOUNG man. Just discharged U. 8. navy,
wishes position learn printing. 2155 Her
aid. Herald so.
YOUNG man, willing. wishes position eeva-
tor or ANYTHING kroher, 800 +. sSth.
YOUNG man 900 wishes steady position. H.
Martin. 1882 Olinville av.. Bronx.
YOUNG man %. Intelligent. desires position:
references. C-ali5 Herald. Herald so.
YOUNG man tlel desires position. credit
lnyestigator. c 215l Herald. Herald 50.
YOUNG man, "a. Wishes position at any
thing. POO Herald. Herald 50.
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Westcliester.

Wesfchester.
GROWN LODGE.
80 PROSPECT ST, NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH Or WITHOUT
BATH. TELEPHONE 2454.
CHILDREN. IDEAL, recreation camp, 4ss For
est av.. Rye Beach n. Y. Rye 559-W.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MAssEusE no. 6Ts53l Swedish graduass
speciailges rheumatism. reuritis, reducing:
highest references. Schuyler 1924
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Borough OF Brooklyn.


CATION AV. AND WESTMINSTER ROAD,
overlooking Prospect Park--5 and rooms;
new, high class apartments on the portionai
ownership plan: 1000 10 $1,000 cash: bal
ance like rent; all outside exceptionally
large rooms: sound proof; spacious closets:
modern improvements each suite wired for
Individual telephone; Il. II. r. brighton
subway. Church av. express station. II min
utes from Wall street.
HEIGHTS SECTION.
Desirable corner 2 rooms, bath and
ktchenette apartment. f4s Clinton St. cor
ner Livingston ST.; all light rooms: every
Improvement: maid service. Apply or prem
ises from to .. or phone owner. Flat
bush Ti0f.
PROSPECT Park WEST, 10 (cor. Sd 81 j.
Highest class. new. elevator, housekeeping
apartments. 30 rooms rent 81 200 to 81, 100; (;
Prospect Park Plaza. /. r. r. subway sta
tlon. Agent on promises. Tel. South $3.50.
AID ST., near DRhill road, Brooklyn. 35
minutes from Wall st.--Upper floor OF new
2 family house, 7 rooms, tiled bath with
shower. tnclosed sun porch: latest improve
ments; Ss5 monthly: lease: adults preferrea
Phone Berkshire os3G J.
6aD ST.. 2166.--New house, 4 rooms: uvery
Improvement: S75 monthly: Sea Beach
subway to Goth av. Bensonhurst s65tw
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LAUNDRY MACHINERY.
MAssErsr.

sAUNDRY machines fer sale, four pocN -
machines. perfect condition; very rrasta-
bic. INQUIRE tn7 rast pist 81.
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reference, sound common sense and strong
personality to work In Greater New York;
large income and quick promotion for those
for men of refinement (married preferred)
work highly dignfied and congenial. H. W.
DUBIsKE & CO.. 1ith floor. 100 w. 4ad
ST., N. Y.
MOTOR TRUCK SALESMAN.
Wanted-A real live motor truck salesman;
wonderful opportunity for the right man.
trucks need apply TO Mr.. Stuart, 81 William
1T. Long Island City.
OFFICE BOY. PERMANENT POSITION;
GOOD CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT
NER. sEARs-RoEBUCk & CO., 1i5 5TH
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
SECURITY Statesmen

SECURITY Statesmen
We want 20 employ 3 security sales
men OF proven ability. The proposi-
tion Is 10 present the stock of large
commercial bank showing two DEFI-
MITE PROFITS money invested,
and invariably gains Immediate attsAs
tentlon OF the client. This should In
ferest men OF forcsful ambition
Commission uuuEually attractive, and
upon qualification. salary, position
assured. Suite GET, liz West 4ed 81.
TRAVELLER. young man. tactful. for New
york state. call on stores: good oppor-
tunity; experience not necessary: salary and
commission. Apply JACKSON. 81 Audubon av,
YOUNG man of good character to che.i ad.
NeTtising few hours daily handle local aa~
counts; salary $25 per week to start: cass
security 5000 required. Apply Room 203,
ITO West 10th
YOUNG man from good family to sell draw
ing materials 10 establish trade. @ o6s
Herald. Fulton ST.
Instruction.
ACCOUNTANTS, auditors. government rs~
vice examination. May 8: 81 ,S00-S3 900 !,
write Tor question booklet free. Box 1905,
Washington, p. g,
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished
Westchester.

Westchester.
RENT. modern house. rooms, bath, "a
minutes out. all improvements. $f25.
OFFENBACH. f03 East 1a5th. Room 402
New Jersey.
RENT furnished home for the summer ut
Short Hills. N. j., S125 to $3.50 monthly.
FREDERICK p. CRAIG. Phone 4SS Short
Hills, N J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

FARBIER.-italian of high birth. graduate OF
agricultural college, with experience. wishes
cent. commission basis; highest references.
Write LEGHORN CO., 81 Stone ST., New
York city.
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g Al, II ENf EN-

sALEsM
Can earn 500 per sale and up.
We train you; earn while you learn.
Inoxperlence no bar.
Experienced mon find field highly profitable.
Make money from the start. commission basis.
Call "a floor, ESQ Broadway.
Take elevator entrance, Park place.
Ask FOR Mr.. Arnold.
Statesmen. travelling, to sell, install and
operate new Radiophone; loud speaker
must be Radio expert with highest char
acter references; graduate electrical en-.
gincers preferred; successful selling exper-
ience required. Write stating age. educa..
after r, NJ, II. l.. Grigrs. Room 1904
Engineering RulldlnE. ia Liberty II.
sAIEsNEN, WHOLESALE AUTOMOBILES
Large manufacturer requires q ADDITIONAL
road men for metropolitan district. Nood
salary and bonus earning on Increased
business. Must know dealers popular priced
car. Replies win be confidential. o-2feo
Herald SO,
sAr,rsMFN--FoRD sATEsMEN.
THE nuYtNG SEASON rs NOW ON.
niG OPPORTUNITY: ExPERIRNCE
WILLIAM kRAUsH. GARAGE Comp.
tiO'rH 81. AND GENITAL PARK WEST.
sAIEsMAN--.A real opportuii iity 20 clean up;
SSS every msrshssn sa ss,.,, egs'omsr prop9,liiag
commission. See Mr. zalinser. esth Moor.
W. attn Nv,
SALESMAN in store, wholesale paper and
card house experienced in hi. line state
ton ~.
SALEEMi1N, automobile. 10 rrli Chevrolet
cars commission and drawing account:
metropolitan district; references desirable.
Boyee Motor Co, 246 s broadway Yonkcrs.
SEEpSMAN. familiar with flower seeds
steady position. Weber a Don. ia Cham
hers st.
STOCK SALESMAN
Easiest seller In New York; present rnen
averaging over 81 600 month: direct leads.
close coopera tion; immediate opportunity.
Sales Managership, room 40. 32i Broad
way.
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EXECUTIVES.

EXPERT wanted on second hand trucks, Cor
appraisal and sales. Apply Mr.. Stuart. 81
Wllllam St, Long Island City.
FLORIST wanted. experienced, with good
references, steady position. St. Mark s
Elorlst, Jos Kingston av. LAFAYETTE 1861.
wanted. experienced. for out
side work; good wages. Apply William
Smith. 1880 e. 22d ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
MAN--We have a future 70 offer
man of from % TO 35 of good habits.
good appearance and ability to tell the
truth; financial department OF great
commercial house Is willing TO pay
well and train the right man for
big executive position this may be
the turning point in your life. To
prove that you are the man call so
Court ST.. Brooklyn, room COZ.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

VIOLIN for sale. genuine Guadagaipi. a real
opportunity Phone Riverside sTso
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APARTMENTS Furnished.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

BEDFORD SECTION. 20 minutes to n. ":
room, bath, hitchenette; reasonable. Phone
ARCHER. Lafayette d225J
BUSHWICK Section--5 rooms. beautifully
furnished; all improvements one month 5
security Phone Bushwick 4a47.
OUTSIDE corner. Bedford Hill..-Cool four
rooms, bath, completely furnished: inter-
borough station; $40 monthly 20 October
Prospect 1854.
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yyONEN wanted as chnmhermeId and wait
ress by the day for months; personal
city references required. Call between 1912,
$50 West End av. (s6thl, apt. IA.
WOMAN, young. refined. wanted who under
stands children: care for boy from 0 TO 6.
X. 2429 Broadway.
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Capital to Invest.
Capital Wanted.

YOUNG man has $1,000 TO invest with serv-
ices security required. Box 3T1, 1852 Myr-
tie aV.. BROOKLYN.
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HOUSES TO'LtT-Furnished.
New Jersey.

PARK Av house. furnished, Murray Hill
section, to rent months longer; refer
ences. BENNETT q East 35th st.
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Borough of Brooklyn,

ATTRACTIvELYN furnished housekeeping
apartment, rooms, 2 baths: elevator SER
Vice; Brooklyn Heights section. two minutes
from three subways; viii sublet May to
october. May be seen by appointment.
Phone Main 1888.
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500 new trunks, bags, suiscase-, &C.. MANI
facsurers' samples, must be sold ~ onfa
lower than Wholesale. WEST SIDE Ltt3.
GAGE SHOP, 2i69 Sth ag. University iO55.
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Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
ny RECfSTERING NOW
wANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
435 9Th av., near Goth. opp. Lord Taylor.
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 week.
Hairdressng. Manlcurlne.
All branches taught; register now for high
position; we cannot fil the demand; reach
out row for succers in an environment OF
wealth and refinement: day, evening classes.
We start YOU In business. easy terms,
Telephone Vanderbilt ii76.
EARN $50 weekly through Prot. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty
School, ITO w. s2d ST.. or Brooklyn, Il ilh
av. Newark branch. S41 Broad ST. Circular