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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
NEW SHOW SATURDAY
AT THE PALACE HIP

Headed by q syncopa,ed musical
comedy and containing music in
every act. tho now bill opening Al
the Palace Hip Saturday promises 10
hs ono " tho best yet A Golawyn
picture. Poverty OF Riches" with
Richard Dir and Laatrlce Joy starred.
IL an added attraction.
Phil Adams and girls como with
their own scenery. including q hotel
lobby setting. for staging their
Musical Bouquet"
High power satire and comedy IA
promised by Roy Gordon and Nell
Heaiy IN welded Bliss a comedy.
A quartet OF male voices producing
real harmony. with some comedy on
The side. Is scheduled in the Criterion
four.
Moments OF Versatility In the
title given tho dancing song revue
and acrohaiicr staged In Bowery
dance hail by Andy and Louise Bar.
low.
The opening number will be the lie
Beige Duo. In some novelty hand.to.
hand balancing and other acrobatics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Austrian Girls
Wanted Husbands

VIENNA. July. 7.--An American
traveller who remarked jokinEiy At
hss hotel that he could ret an
American husband for every unmar.
rsed Austrian Ktri ~ Fctng 10 speak
softly hereafter. Within "a hours
no had received calls from more
thar 500 girls. One refused 10 &C.
cept his explanation and slapped
him. Others hung about tho hotel
all day. He finally had 20 move
three tirses before he escaped his
daily pursuerr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

Two Pants Suits that were formerly liked $500, viii go
sale $685. And large lot Of Mems Dress
Pants that sold to $780, have been cut TO S1.S5.
Here are a few items from Shoe Department that
defy duplicaon Childrens Sandals at Sc. Mems Dress
Shoes that sold high $780, s24S. Mems and
Boys Shoes, valued $500, cut to s19s. Boys
Tennis Slippers all kinds cut to CSC And Mems fine Dress
Shoes including Peters and Packards values to $1,000.
$685. Hundreds of pairs Of Shoes in mems
womens and chldren cut for quick selling to CSC.
Mems Handkerchiefs cut to &C. Mems $500 Union Suits
10 S69 Mems separate garments lightweight Underwear
TO 3sc Boys Union Suits TO 49c. And Mems fine Dress
Shirts that marked $3.50. have been cut TO Soc
Mems Khaki Pants cut to s1.65. Mems Dress Sus-
penders TO 23c Mems Night Gowns to CSC. Mems union
made Overal to 97c. Boys and Girls Play Suits to Csc
Mems Cotton Socks to &C. And fine Lisle Socks to 23c
Mems b. " ID. Garments have been cut to 39c. Mems
Bathing Suits TO &c And need tent for the outing
have them low $685. And all khaki outing
clothing including riding breeches khaki suits leggns etc.
have been cut exactly half price.
If need any of the items advertised above, to
this sale before II is too late Rogers has ordered this
Bankrupt Stock Sale TO come to speedy end and at the
prices above quoted these values cannot last long. So
word the wise Is sufficient: Join the crowds and
money at this great sale.
These values sale only at the Red Front Store. Be
find the right place. Look for the large Bankrupt
Sale signs at First Avenue and Pine Street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
EASY MATTER

A tustics OF the peace. who had OF.
fciaied NJ "A marriage In his office a
month previously. received the fol.
lowing note. signed jointly by bride
and groom.
Dear Judge. You remember max
Ing US two man and wife four weeks
aKo7 We'll. everything seemed MI
right then. We each seemed Just the
right person for the other.
But since then things have
changed. and reflection has con.
WINGED US that Il must have been
case OF mistaken identity SO II you
win revoke our license on that
ground. you VIII greatly obiiEe.
JOHN HOWARD.
MILE HOWARD"
Los Angeles Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Shipping Board Men
Here on Wednesday

Seeking 10 learn the attitude ~
local shippers on certain sections Of
tho Jones shipping bill. three mem.
hers 81 ths shipping board arc
scheduled 20 arrive in Seattle next
Wednesday.
They are Admiral William y.
benson. chairman OF the board Of IN
auiry. Meyer fAs~ner and Osorrc E
Chamberlain. former senator from
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

A radio aearchllaht IN operation.
That was the demonstration which
set American engineers enaping
when Senator GaEiielmo Mnrconi.
father % wireless. addressed them az
meeting recently In New York.
The wave used was exactly one
meter in length. The antennae Of
both tho transmlf,cr and receiver
were about a foot high. All the
auxiliary equipment was Of Hike pro-
portion. Considering tho positive.
ness of tho Actlons produced at tho
receiver by tbs tFanaultter. the dem
onssrAtion Was moas remarkable.
Tho tranan1lttcr consisted Of "a
foot OF copper wire held up vertical.
~ to serve as an antanna. a mlnla-
ture vacuum tube and an oselliatory
circuit comprised 81 about thren
inches % wire aud tlnx condenser
built from alternate layers " tinfoli
and mica.
This type % vacuum tuha ia quite
common in England. where u Is
usrd 10 convert the energy supplied
by batteries into oHclllatory energy
having frequency o. aoo. ooo. goo
cycles second.
The receiver used like hnttnna
which had associated with Il an ex.
trenieiy small tuned dstector circuit
Of crystal defector and few turns
az a wlrc on hasf.lnca tube To
this receiver Was attached a loud.
speaking ampilfier 20 that 800 audi.
tors could hear tho signals.
wave lengths ~ short a. these
may be reflected the same as light
waves. Tho sransmi,irr was housed
within a reflector. When this was
turned even slightly away from the
direction % the trannmitter. no sig.
nails were recorded on tho receiver,
Marrnnl says that when these
waves strike metal objects they are
reflected. Even IN tho heaviest fogn.
steel vessels many miles away may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Rogers Orders Bankrupt Sales
Stock to Be Closed Out at Once
Greatest of July Sales Now On--AI Prices Cut to
Bedrock in Order to Bring Sale to Speedy End.

The end Of this Great Sale
Is here and now for the final
windup. ii. M. Rogers,
the energetic proprietor OF
the Red Front Stores, has
given orders that this great
Bankrupt Sales Stock be sold
at once; and in order TO do
this, prices have been slashed
lower than ever before.
Orders must be obeyed and
the following few sample
items will give you an idea
Of what II means TO sacrifice
this great stock In the
quickest possible time.
Mems Hip Boots, for fish
ing, cut TO S2.9s. Canvas
Gloves cut to &c. Mems Work
Shirts to 4Sc. Mems Suits,
that formerly sold to $4,000,
have been cut TO $685.. And
Boys Suits, regular price to
$1,000, will go at $685., while
Boys Union Suits, that sold
Mt S1.50, have been cut TO 49c.
Over so Mems heavy, all
wool Tweed Suits, sold for
merly TO $500, now cut TO
s7.s5; these are mostly small
sizes. Another exceptional
yalue is a large LOT of Mems
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
HEAVENLY SCANDAL

On one Of tho navy's cruisers there
Is certain officer whose mania for
inspections and visiting other folks
quarters at unseemiy times has
reached such a point az TO make him
heartily hated by those of the crew
who possess a taste and talent for
The rollicking dominoes after official
retiring, hours. II was following one
N those visitauons that the COB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

bo located and their course deter.
mined by the radio beams reflected
from them.
Tho inventor advocates tho use OF
these shorter waves for the protec.
tlon of shipping during heavy wealth
er. lie points 20 the nurcessfui use
Of this method up 10 "A distance OF
10 miies from lighthouses which are
now IN operation on tho coast Of
Great Britain.
AZ much as one horsepower ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

electrical energy has been used on
but slightly longer waves and re.
liable telephone conversations have
been held over distances of 100 miles.
iseflcctors were used at both trans
mitter and receiver.
Many amateurs may utilize these
wave lengths IN their experimental
work. II In expected that endless
new applications Of radio viii he
Forthcoming as result Of, their ex.
pefimentH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
People Swallow
Everything, Says

NEW YORK. Jaiy s.---DurinK the
last three months there has becn
almost an epidemic of ''awalIo~ing
cases" Among the articles swas.
lowed were four whistles. nail. hair
pins. two pennies toy pig and pad
lock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Poulsbo Editor Out
for Poindextcr Job

Tho latest entranf In tho race for
republican nomination for u. y.
senator n rster Iverson Of pouisbo.
ivcrnon II editor OF the Kitnap
County Herald. ana 10 former
state senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
RED FRONT CLOTHING co.
16O1-1603 First Ave., Corner Pine St.

glccmsd after the intruder and re.
marked:
Il bscha my next months pay
that when old Bugier Gabriel too,s
revellie for the general resurrection.
he'll find that guy crawiin' out Of
somebody else's grave. Los Ange.
les Times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

OXFORD. Eng. July - Students
Of Oxford University revived their
annuai rat hunt this year. They
killed more than $50 Of the rodents
with hockey sticks and golf clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Quarantine Russia
to Check Typhus

BERLIN. July 7s-ryphue Il
spreading 20 such an extent In Rna.
ala that several countries ara plan.
Ming a strict quarantine 10 prevent
tho disease extending 20 Western
Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
WOMAN IS AWARDED
$4,000 RANCH IN
ABSENCE OF OWNER

TACOMA. July 1T y. Peder.
son II now touring Europe. But
when no returns he will find Miss
Eliza Morgan In possession % his
flne Lewis county farm. Miss
Morgan won a breach Of promise
sui, yesterday for sif 900 against
Peterson and the farm was turned
over TO her. Peterson did no;
dslgn TO take any notice Of the
suit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
PREVENT GoITER BY USE OF DINO


girls
Of the thyroid sland IN the called
distressing symptoms Use ozo according
goer VIII disappear A. druggists 81
pamphlet which
explains thing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

HURST. England. July 7.--More
TRAN forty communists were taken
Into The Church OK England By
Bishop Preston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Glacier Strikes
Alpine Villages

n INNSBRUCK. June 1.-Two vii
iases In the Tyrolean Alps were
struck ny moving glacier and
partly destroyed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

pARfs.-Son-stop Night OF 1000
miles across Mediterranean from
Tunis 10 Paris safely accomplished by
George pellctisr Doisy. French avl.
af0r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
AN UNAvAILING GUARANTEE

You know those gloves ! bought
here the other day--you said they'd
last me two years"
"weil. MADAME
"f've lost Them
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
DOGS AND BIRDS

pool, TABLES bought sold and rep
l.. Kiefer. 800 W. Girard. Phi. kens
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statesmen

Statesmen
Evening or part tins
You oan increase your earnings
without interfering with ths
work you are doing through tho
day by devotinR two or three
hours spare time every da" 70
the selling OF industrial securi'
ties. We have men selling for
us who entered our organization
without tho least selling expert
encs and who are nov making
upward OF $40 week in conf
missions during the!E evening or
other spare hours.
Your sales training will cost
you nothing. You earn while
you learn.
Call from 7:3o TO . p. NJ. for
personal Interview. Ask for Mr.
Bradley, -
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC.
lo42 Widener Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

WOOpWORKERS. 8, white. wanted: men
experienced In making sash, doors and
interior woodwork: references required.
p. q. RoT "0s, Charlottesville, Va.
WOOL sORTER experienced. Philadelphia
Wool Securing and Carboni2inG Company,
Trenton ave. and Somerset st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
HELP wANTED-MALE

CREDIT CLOTHING STORE MANAGERS
A large progressive chain-store organization
ity and experience In out-of-town stores. To
men who can measure up TO the possibilities
OF the lob, we offer an opportunity for
attractive earnings. Write fun details to
II. I. w, care Moskin Bros. Inc. 70 Fifth
ay New York
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

Statesmen WANTED
Men ambitious 10 make permanent connec-
ton with growing Investment securities COM
psny can, find opening for men willing TO
work selling shares IN commercial bank.
ing Institution backed by men OF the right
kind: experience not necessary. good com
mission to the right party. Call 18i5-l7
Widener Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

1880 LOCUST ST. - SIxteen-story frcpro0'
housek 'epinS apartment house: all mod
efn equipment; separate elevator for eacn
Get Of apartnelts apartments from rooms
and bath tn rooms and . hs,h hs or . or
invited Apply to Superintendent. on prem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
sAIFglrET

Statesmen -,
This Advertisement, announcing lne
esta bli shnnent in Philadelphia OF our
permanent branch office, a ss
nhCant messass to AMBITIOUS
pabls, broad-guaEed men, who hHNs
elected to win success in ths FIch
field OF selling. 4.
The business OF this corporation ~
primarily engineering and develop,,
ment. Especial emphasis is PLACED
IN two important phases; one ths
development OF originally dcsisncd
lebor-saving machinery ana eauip-
other. the development and perfec-
tlon OF meritoriovs inventions; oTlng,,
Ing these to n commercial point anu
effect'ng their distribution through
our own and unrelated sales orsah'-
Included in the orpor,ticn's active
management arc approx imately torty
prominent scientists. electrician sn1
heads Of successful Industries. Its
sales personel is being enlarged 70
handle, a rapidly Increasing Hoium'
Of business.
IN applicants favor. do not be de-
tered by lack Of Il. from communi-
eating with us. Many of our most
successful executives had no sales
experience prior to entering our em-
pIoy. The method OF selecting and
ira nlrsz our associates. all OF whom
serve during the educational period
In our financial department upon an
equitable commission basis. fts them
10 handle positions os responsible
ity In tho commercial depa rtment.
and compensatea them literally IN
the interim.
Your letter requesting an appoint
ment will he considered confident al.
and a time for personal interview
arranged II the information given
regarding age. education. experI-
erSe, etc, indicates that you might
nt our requirements. NJ 203. Led-
ger ohlce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

WANTED--By a high-grade automobile
company. a flrst-class production man to
take charge Of planning and schedule do
partment, trace stock and follow up pro-
duction furnish reference aid atate age
experience. and salary expe:ted. NJ LOG.
Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
pREssMAKING and MILLINE,

McpoWELL'S course soon makes ~ q
and evening school. 1922 Market
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

PHYSICIAN. experienced in Industrial work.
desires part time In Industrial plant In or
near Camden. n. J. Address VI 1870, Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

ARE YOU interested In dogsH scna
(stamps or ooin) today for 3 mnotss mUntIs
subscription TO sportsmsns Digest & S01hr hur;
ING hshin4. etc, Sportsman's Dises"
Butler BIdg., Cincinnati, O. o.--------.l.1
pRIZE-WINNINd airedaie terrier pppkkl,1
also grown stock for sale. Pasenah
nels, 23l0 s. 7lst Vt. -
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GERMANTOWN

to0-AN UNUSUAL housekeeping apart
rnent, where the work 10 cut down to a
minimum: new and modern. with tiled bath.
built-in tub, shower. separate porch, refrig-
orator. etc.: over an acre Of lawn. with old
shade; l square TO country club and golf
links. 2 squares to station. MAURAN. DOL
MAN CO. n. q. cor. Broad and Chestnut,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
HELP WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANTS. PUBLIC
Several senior and sem-senior; only those
having previous public-accounting experience
win be considered. Apply by letter only to
George II. Watson & Co., Real Estate Trust
RldF.. Philadelphia.
ASSISTANT TO ADVERTISING MANAGER
Real opportunity in orGanizaton Of one Of
tho best-knOwE national advert sers; work
will be creative vigualzetlon and layout Of
IDEAS for advertisements; location In Ph'la-
delphia: Apply by letter only; state age, eI-
perlence uncludng agency experience. II any)
died. together with samples " work which
win be returned promptly; replies will be
4cld In confidence and forwarded 70 our
principal. Address Franklin Printing Co,
5lS Ludlow st.. Philadelphia.
BOoKKEEPER and credit man with INSTALL
ment experience. King Furniture Co..
Trenton, y. J.
BOX MAKERS and sawyers wanted. 40 an
hour; h5 hours Der weel; guaranteed. Apply
standard Packing Box Co. lG00-07 y. Frout
street
BRIcKLAYERs,. carpenters and builders
wanted-Send for FREQ book. "iiow 10 Read
Blue Prints" no charge; write today. Chi
cago Technical College, 2lli Tech Bldg.
Chicago, III.
CHEMICAL SALESMAN, Young active ard
eNperlencsd 10 manage Hels5 In branch
office IN Philadelphia FOR New York con.
corn. Reply, giving age, training. experience
ana salary or commission expected. NJ 1875,
Ledger Office.
CREDIT .'..,.., 'I..It capable " taking com.
Dete ~ Dt dit bureau lust starting
PlI05, .eGser Office.
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SECURITY sALEsAIEN

who Will put us in touch with cor
rorations. preferably dividend pay
ting. who have from 100 stockhold-
ers upward; our OBJECT Is to secure
additional capital quickly In large
amounts for such corporations
through the sale OF stock; very little
OF your time required aud hand
some oYerwriting on all sales made.
NJ 1871. Ledger Offlce
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Several men with experience ana proven
iss record, for work outside the city; per
manent position TO producers: experience with
drug or grocery trade Of value. but not es-
age, Qualifications. references. etc.. for In
terview, -.,,, common ArrONy
Reading. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
PERSONALS

Will, Mr.. Harry Kinsey formerly n
Toronto. who witnessed a street car aey1 is;i|
dent April 10, 1921. at tho corner OF Adelaq|
and Victoria SITS. Toronto, please CONTINUITY
cate with tho undersigned at oncey W.
Mogan Manning Chambers. ~ queen y
West Toronto.
1 WILL NOT BE responslbls for any dssu
contracted by any one other than myself
WILLIAM r. RAKEN. 1912 Erie ave
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CREDIT .'.-,.!,' 'I..it, Cap3 bic " taking com
D.ete - - u Gre dit bureau Just starting
PlIO5, .AGSer Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23
MANAGER

MAH7 wanted. between 80 and so years OF
age. 10 take charge OF the sales OF an In
vestment company for Lancaster County; hs
must be a resident or former resident: he
must be well and favoTably known IN Ian
caster city and county; must be n salesman
and executive. also n hard worker: he can
make from $4,000 to $1,000 tho first year.
with opportunity To double this in Z
years: must furnish best OF reference: one
with banking experience preferred. but not
essential company has record OF years OF
business without loss TO a customer. In an.
Swerlng give age. cNperle1ce and place OF
residence, and references In 1.anca ster city
or county. NJ III. ledger OntiCe.
MAN-N0t of the rank that swarms tho
J office buildings seeking advertised Jobs.
This II written with the hope that II will be
observed by, one who. never had TO look for
a position before. II ths reader Is a man
between 35 and 49, fairly educated worth
more money than he has been paid. and has
courage to try for n harder and bigger job
than most readers OF this column look for.
he IL invited 70 call at l0ll Chestnut street.
Room 438. before noon. Please do not
answer unless you can remain for a thorough
examination. ASK for Mr. Dokenson.
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SALESMAN

sALEsMAN--wE DESIRE A .REPRBsBN:
surrounding territory 70 sell fine fishing
tackle to retail dealers; our products arc
favorably known TO anglers in United states,
especially Shakespeare level winding reels,
rods, lines and baits; the man we seek is a
young man with sales eSpsrienc and &C,
auainted possibly with retail hardware snH s,,ii
sporting good, deslers Please give tn.I
BENTLEY. Shakespeare Company. kalama-
yoo, Mich.
sAT,ESNTAN, traveiing--l.arse manufacturer
OF ladies' wear has opening for young man
under rs years of age, eager TO lind MS
place in the selling field: must have good
personality, fair education and not AFRAID OF
hard work. write. giving age. ,experisncs
and salary expected. P 1924: Ledger onice.
SALESMAN wanted-Ph lIedelphio office old
established wall at. house, to sell nrN
mortgage s rer cent gold coupon bonds With
Bonds are sole obiisation $50. 200. 900 eorpo.
ration; attractive commission nropositi9n 70
men selected. Apply Mon. BIS Widener Blds.
SALESMAN, SIDE LINE a HIGH GRAPE
OF MEMS AgTo DRYER mp IEhhTrr LEN Trr
WORK GLOVES AND MITTENBi STAIaTTE
LINE CARRIED AND TERRITORY GOV;
E5Rb SkBR E5EFHNENcEsff. fE65MEFFhNf sf rAHHt. &rNNgoNN &rNNo
MAN-Thoroughly exp. in silk and
well established among Phils. manutactur;
ing trade. Apply by letter only with fn,i ,n
ESMAN--wantsd, young man. not under
"a. jnust be wall connected. to Join stan OF
IerFe financial Institution; will be trained Tor
or rccial work. p. y. Boz 2l43. Middle
City, state.
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GEARS AND AXLES

sCHORER. 88so-l6 MARkEr
q. NJ. c. BUS. late mod, Al mech. rea
ctter takss ~ 22l2 Spring Garden 81.
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HELP wANTEp--MALE

PHOTO-BNGRAVERS. operators, fnishers
etchers wanted for college annual season
and commercial work: non. union,
, 4. ZEESE ENGRAVING co.
Dallas, Tex.
REPRESENTATIvBS by O. soiuR concern;
must be over % years of age. neat ap-
pearance, fair education; exceptional oppor-
tunty for the ambitious man, Call Sprucs
o413 TO arrange for interview.
REPRESENTATIVE = Sales representative
for de-castins plant Of Cleveland, o.; ali
or part time: commission basis; good oppor-
tunity, Perfection Auto Parts Co., 400
lakeside ave. CLEVELAND. o.
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STAMPS AND COINS
CoNsTABLES SALES

STAMPS, Albums. etc. for collectors; list
tree. PhlIa. SLan!R Co. 22 8. lsth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-23

C0NSTAPLE SALE. Office furniture. Room
1923 Flanders Bldg, Jan. 20. 1929. at IL
A. N. 3. F.. cor. 18TH and Walnut SITS.