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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
HAVRE TO SEND DELEGATION

Special to The Tribune.
Havre. June 22.-A delegation from
Havre will attend the thirty-fifth an
nual ~conclave of the grand ~commandery
of Montana Knights Templar which
meets in Missoula, June 1924. J. G.
Benson Grand Sword Bearer in the
state organization; G. c. Christensen.
DR.. A. f. Wilkie. G. J. BONNIE, Captain
General of the Havre lodge, and A. n
Brobst. senior warden of the local
lodge. will represent Havre at the
meeting.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
STOP ITCHING SKIN
Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief

There is one safe, dependable treat
ment that relives itching torture and
that cleanses and soothes the skin.
Ask any druggist for a 35c or 81
bottle of Zemo and apply it as directed.
Soon you will find that irritations,
Pimples. Blackkeads, Eczema, Blot
ches, Ringworm and similar skin trou-
bles will disappear.
Zemo, the penetrating, satisfying
liquid, is all that is needed, for it
banishes most skin eruptions. makes
the skin soft, smooth and healthy.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
Course for Men in
Protection Service
Special to The Tribune.

Kalispell. June Poorest Super
visor L. F. Vinal is spending a few
DAYS at Ant Flat ranger station. near
Tregey, where he and c. J. Hash of
the local Blackfeet forest office are
holding a short course of training for
the summer protection men. The men
receiving this training are in the en-
ploy of the forest service on the North
Fork and Fair View districts as well
as from the territory around Essex.
Mr.. Vinal is expected to return Thurs
day. ..a.iAAse
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
NEWS OF MONTANA OIL FIELDS
Mortified Shifts
Pipe to New Well

The Mortified Oil company was
making good progress Thursday with
but little delay due to the changing of
the pipe line from the reservoir near
the well to one of the three wells at
a distance of a mile and a quarter
The pipe line. completed late Wednes-
day, was placed in use, a delay of a
few hours being taken while the pump
and engine was being changed to the
new piping.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
IEVITTE ON

Lawrence Levitte of 1926 Central
avenue will leave this morning on a
six weeks vacation with friends at
Long Beach. Cal. He will go by the
way of Salt Lake City and San Fran
cisco and return to Great Falls by
the way Of Portland and Seattle.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
kalispell Guards
Stand Inspection
Special to The Tribune,

VIIFFIdI ~ IIP ITIUUHt.
KaIispell. June 22.-W. A. Mac
Nicholl, property auditor for the
Ninth Army corps area, who has head
quarters at Fort Mason. San Fran
cisco. arrived here Tuesday night to
inspect the kahspell National Guards.
He stated that he found the %organiza-
ton well equipped and well advanced.
considering the short time of its exist
ence. He left Wednesday for Mis-
soula.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
Montana Wild Life
Worth $461, O0O,O 900
Carpenter Declares
Snecial TO The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
Billings, June 22.-Montana's wild
life, as nearly as can be estimated. is
worth $4,000 900. This was told to
the Billings Kiwanis club by Secretary
NJ. S. Carpenter of the Montana State
Specimens association. who made a
plea for preservation of fish and game.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23

SPECIAL to The Tribune.
Havre, June pa crew of men
from Kansas City arrived in Havre
Wednesday and began work cleaning
the water pipes and mains.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23

Senator #. S. Hogan. of Billings.
has left for Wyoming to bring a rig
for operation on a drilling contract
taken in the Kelvin Sunburst field. The
drilling contract on 120 acres in sec
tions u and 22-35-2 west. calls for
spudding in within 30 days. a So
600 guarantee has been posted for
performance of the drilling obligations.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23
OIL NOTES

The stills. condenser box and tow
ers for the American Refinery com-
pany being erected north OF the river.
are expected to arrive in Great Falls
today. according to company officials,
The material has been in transit for
some time but was located by the rail
way and definite assurance given that
it will be in Great Falls within a short
time, if not today. The foundations
for the stills and machinery are in
place and installation will be begun at
The storage ordered by the COM
pany is also in transit, having been
shipped June Il. Indications are. ac-
cording to the officials, that the plant
will be ready before August 1. the
date set for opening of operations.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23

The Western Petroleum Exploration
company we'll at Crown Butte, had
reached a depth of 1850 feet Wednes-
day. according to reports received by
4. ]. Findley. vice president. The
Willow Creek well of the same com
pany was reported to be more than
500 feet down at that time.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23

Operations of the offset to the Cor
don CamDbell-Kevin syndicate well on
the Charles Orchard acreage in 1853
west. are being prepared for active
work, S~pudding in is expected to fol
low shortly after the arrival of Mr..
Orchard from Denver, Colo.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-23

may be blown by adding glycerin TO
the soap and water solution.
The New York herald., 1922-01-06
Above aom s..-5th Av. to East River.

MADISON Av.. 1i5--Three large rooms and
bath, fifth. floor. front: elevator; good
fees, or VIM. A. WHITE q SONS. 40 Cedar
~ Tel. 500 John
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I COUk N tearoom or Iunchroom, woman,
eolored, wishes position; references. Huger.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
Into On the 1st day OF November, 1920, by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and DAPHNE KfMBALL, 1 VIII sell
on the 10th day OF January, 1922, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon in the plano depart
ment OF John Wanamaiter, In the City,
County and State of New York, one style oak
upright plano and stool. provided by Sec
tions % and 66 OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERINd, Auctloneer.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

Mr.. l.. j. Meader. formerly Of 6T Riverside
Drive. =. Y. c.. hereby gives notice that
CHARGED TO him unless personally ordered
by bin.
MICHAEL MEGNA WIN not be responsible
for purchases made IN HIS name hy any
nerson unless having written authority.
your Wants and the ,ounts Of thou
eands Of others orc most quickly reos-
iced through THE NEW YORK HER.
AID Want Ads. HERALD QUALITY
QUANTITY circulation brinos the kins
Of Results that are most, desirable.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted FemaIe-nonicstic.

COMPETENT and reliable colorod female
and male help furnished you for houseworll
OF every kind nurses. buffers. maids. cooks
foi homes. hotels. resorts and farm: we
guarantee their arrival; refer you Labor
Ccmmissioner for Virginia. Richmond: your
orders solicited. Richmond Employment
Agency, reliable shippers OF domestic help,
70i East Grace. Richmond. Va.
COLORED Domestics-Workers Exchange,
Americas finest agency for colored help,
waitresses. Open A III. 10 a CaiI oieS
Mornlngside.
CALL CI.ARKsoN 1863 For ALL DONdEs-
TIC HELP. ACADEAY AGENCY, 10TH
ST. AND BROADWAY.
COLORED help sent anywhere: free service.
Norningside.
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JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS.

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS. ANTIQUES.
FCRS, SPORTING GOODS, sc.
TRIGGER. Ts7 9TH Av. 565s BRYANT.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Awe will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses. npts., pianos, bric-a-
brac, books. works of art. NORMAN. ss
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 1877.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

wANTEp-7 mahcgnay. sanitary roll tot
decks, azh or 80 inches wide. J. Il. RAN
SON. 30 Church st.. New York.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED
Borough OF Brooklyn.

TWO family house. 10 rooms. baths; cleo
iricity, new furnace; $3.50 month"; terms to
desirable people. Bushwick 50T6.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, LONG ISLAND.
10 room house, baths, near station, COM
pietely furnished. S2T5 per month. Phone
Murray Hill 1192.
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

1910 Madison av. (SSth)-s rooms. corner; |.
baths southerly rooms; l or baths
oil light; parquet floors: elevator; 81. 600 up.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

a WELL established firm OF repute, hav-
ing completo selling organization COW
erins rho whole Of the United Kingdom is
open 70 take UP the representation OF an ar
corn merchants and oilers. Must be a first
class proposition and on big lines Write
70 III. l.. c., care OF New York Herald 40
Fleet, ST, London. England.
CAPABLE manager would Ike 10 communi-
Address FINANCIAL. 21s3 Herald, isth
st.
CHANCE OF lifetime 20 quick buyer, BEND
Rahwny Lunch, Railway. ~. j., taking In
$4,000 n month, 20 be sold for 81 500 cash
buy y to-day; Tomorrow may be too late
22l2 Herald, Herald 70.
GARAGE voR SALE.
Well paying out OF town garage and repair
shop; good gas and oil station; fine oppor-
tunity for good automobile man. G. 1902
Herald. nronS.
WANTED. immedlataiy, partners, Silent or
active, with $4,000 70 $4,000 for expan-
sion legitimate, established STAPLE lines.
splendid paying proposition. G. sii Herald.
Fulton st.
EXCELLENT, legitimate proposition FOR
gentleman who can supply $4,000 70
100000 as silent or active partner. G. S12
Herald. Fulton q,
FOR reliable Information regarding Texas
oil fields write O. ]. GREEN q co.. Pecos
Texas.
rAINrING-.Now is the time to do your In
Side painting; reasonable. HURAIE, 1iO
w. f23d 1T.
PARTNER with $1,000 81 600 for Established
patent medicine business. ALEX SZABO
i2G Last lGth st.
RESTAURANT, best corner on WASHINGTON
Eeightg good reasons for selling: brokers
protected. $50 Madison av., Room $40.
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ms N II0N-UI sl1AKrNo.

DEsrCNIN Grr making, millinery taught.
day. even =, individual instruction, Nc.
poWELI SCHOOL. 81 w 10th at Long.
acre 1892. Chartered under Regents.
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rYpEwRrTERs AND SUPPLIES
TYrEwRIrERs RENTEn

Three months. $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT rYPEWR1TERs
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO.
3t5 Broadway, at Leonard st. Telephone
20 r. Esd ~. op. Madison av. SFrantiiu blos
TIE TYPEWRITER ENCHANr.,
10 Barclay 81. Tel it"s rtrciay.
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MAN AT ONCE.

A large corporation has an opening
for a man from 20 to 40 who Is
honest, clean cut, ambitious. who is
carefully looking about to better his
position permanently. with n desire
to be connected with an old estab
lished, substantial, high class busi
ness and earn $75 week and up
ward. This position carries with J.
unlimited possibilities for future nd-
vancement. IL you have made good
In yonr present or last position and
feel you measure UP 10 our qualifi-
cations call Room 301, 160 Pearl st.
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statesmen.

can offer a permanent posi-
tion I'm New York city where n
liberal commission with draw
ing account offers unlimited
possibilities with Immediate In
come. Applicant must have
successful Ealea record.
Call before ! o'clock,
r. II. DENNY.
Room COS, lis West s4th ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CLEAN, nicely furnished room housekeep-
ing apartment; quiet, respectable house:
eplnpiete; telephone. electricity. private bath: :
s}d sS}nristian couple; ss5-s9o: references
MOORE. 500 West 1a1st st.
FURNISHED. 55th ST. between 5th av. and
five room apartment ops tosether 'i,' with lease
or apartment at big sacrifice; owner leav-
ing MS for Europe PEACE q ELI.IMAN. $40
Madison av. Murray Hill 6200.
TO RENT, SEASON OR LoNGER. si.Aw-
son HOBBS. 16o WEST 72D ST.
Will sublet until spring my apartment OF
,,is,'y very large. light rooms. handsomely fur
s,snsa; sns1Ti;;.o az large closets; hotel service
LEXINGTON Av., SAG tat Gath st.l.--Newiy
furnished apartment. large living room,
,wo , pedrooms. kitehenette and bath. M.
MoKGENTHAU, JR., Co. 2o6 Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIVE uf7th) Two months
or perhaps longer rooms, small kitchen,
nah; perfectly furnished; piano: S175
monthly. Telephone for appointment, GROSS.
Cathedral 6i04.
RIVERSIDE DRivE-Ail rooms facing iiud-
quaint. adorable detail; $3.50 month. Tele-
phone 4292 Audubon,
g., 4, rooms. Euclid Hail. Broadway and
Phone SCHUYLER 800
GOTH ST; W.-Four rooms. large living
room master bedrooms, kitchen; maid
lease lsawce ront rine elevator service long short
Nate telephone. Circle 6273
59TH ST., 222 WEST.
GAINSBOROUGH STUDIOS.
FURNISHED apartments of rooms and bath
70 rent from to months; ideal for bach
elor or couple. JAMES i. BALL, Mgr.
Eel. Circle $500.
o9TH. so W.--For rent until May IA, exqui-
sitely furnished apt. overlooking park,
southern exposure; 3 large roms, bath.
kitchenette.
1osTH ST, 255 W. (cor. Broadway)-Tiil
octoper J. high class apartment, outside
rooms, including master bedrooms, baths,
washroom, three exposures; $3.50; never sub
let before. Academy, 0140.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

CANVASSERS-Earn big money selling Alfa.
woman's necessity. Sample free. Ask
Tor Mrs. HAUS, Supt, 9th floor, 81 East
22d st.
WAITRESS, refined Amer
ican, English or Scotch preferred, able TO
do light rnendirg; best of references required.
Phone Lenox 1853 between 10 and Il A. n.
CLERKS AND TYPISrs.
A large financial institution desires to
place several young women seventeen years
OF age or over In permanent positions; high
school education desirable: hours are short ;
luncheons are provided free; the starting
salary Ia Sl2 per week and many advanta a ses
ana opportunities for rapid advancement ara
offered to those who qualify, as all nd-
vanced positions In the company are filled
by promotion: state age, education and cx-
perlence, II any. G 1861 Herald. Herald So.
COOK and houseworker, neat. experienced,
good cooking. small adtlt family. no laull
dry: references, Address Jl2 Amity ST.
Flushing, N. Y. Phone Flushing 1897
COOK, chambermaid- waitress, two: good
wages 10 competent girls. Phone Pei
ham 1s2s.
COOK. good plain. must do washing. Apply
Thursday and Friday between IL and i at
20 w. SSH 81.
CoOK-Good, general houseworker, for small
family; no washing. Call Friday, between
2:30 and o: Van Norden. 247 Lexington av
COOK for n small. select boarding house
references. l25 West s0th st.
COOK. experienced; city reference % West
9oth. Call TO or after r.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


S1lAMSTRESS would like plain sewing few
hours daily. 1920 Herald Harlem.
TEACHER, visiting, seeks hourly engage
ments, teaching French, German. pupl'u
residence. 81 per hour. Write Teacher, 33a
East 10th.
WAITRESS. thoroughly competent; personal
references; American family. Mcfarland,
9os Amaterdam av.
WAITRE5S-Small, neat, colored girl for tea
room. GLADYS Burt, 200 w. 130th st. Morn.
5sl6
WAITRESS serves dinners, luncheons. teas.
Nelson. l9I Fest 30th. Yanderbilt s4st.
WAITRESS, Swedish, by day or week.
Phone 0 A. NJ. Vanderbilt 0195.
WOMAN, sister aud brother want positions
together Immediately, any kind OF work.
Write Box 60. 157 u. 47th.
WOMAN wishes housework best references.
AZ East 6sth St, apt. 2.
WOMAN, colored, wishes hair time, with
reference. Waters, PIG u. Firth.
WOMAN (I9). real estate experience. desires
position. 1905 Herald. washington Hgts:
WOMAN (colored), references. wishes care
apartment. Wineglass. 43 ~. 1880 st.
WOMAN, Finnish. wants days work. 233
f.. 12ist ST. Mrs. Siren.
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SALESMEN-Three more good local terri
tories open for real energetic statesmen: /:
commission basis. Write. giving experience.
Please state telephone. IL any. Beardsley
Watch Co., IS Z. 23d st.
SECURITY statesmen for Connecticut-An
economical and sanitary appliance is rap
idly being installed by hospitals. schoes,
banks. office buildings. hotels, &C; sales in
creasing rapidly and additional capital Eeees-
sary for expansion: opportunity for several
live wire men In Connecticut on liberal COM
mission basis. Apply Box A 591 Herald.
230 P'way.
STOCK SALESMAN.
High class experienced salesman with
clientele 10 sell very attractive small Issue OF
stock, To n man of good standing and abl-
ity wonderful future with the company Is
offered. Morgan Pump and Motor Corp. II
W. Goth ST.. y. Y c.
YOUNG man wanted in office of mercantile
concern; must have good knowledge o,
double entry bookkeeping; excellent oppor-
tunity for future; salary $50. Address in
own writing, giving particulars. both per
sonal and experience. A 596 Herald. 2s0
Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Instruction.

EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrers
famous Hairdress. Manicure. Beauty School.
1l9 w. 42d ST.. or Brooklyn, Is 4th av.
Newark branch. 647 Broad st. Circular
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Automobile Bodies
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Nee Is.
ACCOUNTANTS.
DOCS. CATS AND BIRDS.

AUDITs. cost systems. income tar ..st..
ments. HAZAPIs. i3c Nassau 81. Bosx.
cfTQ
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MAN Of high character. with or without
sales experience, TO sell bonds. This is
opportunity seeking man, whose character
ogntion. connection is with high principled
business house; commission. "liie 2O6-2OI,
l432 Broadwey, entrance on 4lst ~.
MAN, Christian. wanted TO enter and clear
vessels at Custom House; In replying state
age. experience. references ana salary.
@ $40 Herald, Fulton st.
MAN and wife to care for small private
family in suburbs; no washing. Call or
write y. A. f., 143 Montague St, Bklyn.
MEN-We believe 1922 viii be big year for
our business and preparing for e,pan-
sion We recently promoted several men to
executive positions and need q few men to
take up their work. Only those having ambi-
tion for early Advancement need apply, be-
cause as soon as the successful applicants
prove their worth expect 10 continue our
expansion still further, and our policy is TO
fill our more important positions ONLY from
the ranks. Apply suite 6o5. 20 Court ST.,
Brooklyn. N. Y.
MEN.
am looking for particular typo OF
men TO represent large corporation In
New York; experience not essential; short
course OF instructions Will be given 10 ac-
ceptible applicants: members OF fraternal
organizations will he given preference. Ad-
dress with references w S7i Herald. Her
aid so.
MEN-I want immediately 2 men, who arc
not afraid 10 work for a big future. to
assist mo In the selling end Of the business: :
handsome commission arrangement. Call
room, 81. 112 w. 42d St. 10 A. M. 70 r. NJ.
OFFICE boy. neat, well recommended, with
growing concarn; good chance for advance
ment. Apply to Frank Lake. Rector. room
2i2i.
OFFICE BOY WANTED IN IMPORT
HOUSE. 6 s0S HERALD. FULTON ST.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

BOYS to work after school and Saturdays
must have self-confidence and know one
part OF the city well. Write, stating age,
telephone number, school hours and section
you know best, or call ia West 41st ST.,
third floor. see Mr.. Gilbert.
CLEIiK.-A manufacturing concern IN Long
Island City is looking for a young man
for clerical position; must be good at figures
and willing to work for advancement: a
resident of Greenpoint Long Island City
preferred. but not essential: state age. sal
ary earned and desired. d 1865 Herald,
Brookiyn
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BoARDERs WANTED.

~~>~~ >~~NN
CENTRAL PARK WEST. if2.--Room. boa rd
for two: private. Academy 1922, CLARK.
MADISON ARMS. ~ w. 5Sth st.-Double
room with private bath, phone.
1TH AV., 63.--Rooms with hoard heated
electrlcity; all home cooking; moderate.
14TH. 800 W.-Singie and double rooms with
board; steam heat; telephone.
3STH. 20 E.-Large room. southern exposure
tray service.
50TiS IT,, ~ W.-Pleasant room: good table
81 weekly upward.
list. s5 w.-Hish class double room: board
optional: owner. Columbus 2439.
18TH ST.. III WEST. Norece Hall; delightful
large rooms; steam heat, spacious pariors
and Iounge excellent meals.
s6TH. II West.--Large connecting two front
rooms: single. ensute: excellent table.
i02p, 900 W.-Unusually largo front room,
private bath: owners private residence.
Borough of Brooklyn.
LAFAYETTE AV., 123.-Rooms, with excel
lent board; home cooking; near subways
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COTTAGE MOTHER.
A child caring Institution In western
New York requires Protestant Ameri-
can woman, as boys cottage mother;
neat housekeeper, understand plain cook
ing; salary $40 per month and main
tenance. Reply by letter. with refer
ences. William +. Won Dohlen. Hotel York.
COUPI.E--Woman good cook and laundress.
man as houseman and furnace and walt on
table; reference. Call As w. esth.
GfRI. from s TIL 2, $40 weekly; apartment,
In family; small laundry. Fletcher a.
East SD. Lenox 1900.
HOUSEWORTSER-Wi with child and
nurse VIII give double room and bath TO
general houseworker with child over or
husband. wages. Apply Meronshild, 1G East
9th St.. mornings before IL o'clock.
AOUSEWORKER--Gen white. experi-
enced. city apartment. small family ref
erences required; best wages. Riverside 3i40
HOUsEwORRER, cook, white; two in fam
lily. small apartment; no laundry; sleep IN
or out. Call p-l2. ~ West 59th ST, apt 3d.
NURSE. young woman for little girl, II to
@ II. NJ. daily; state experience and wages.
ga Herald. $50 B'way.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach Goth and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point, New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath As
minutes from Times Square. 35 minutes
Chambers st. Municipal subway. Rates
reasonable. Apply phone Coney Island 1911.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Situations Wanted Maie--Domestic.
JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY,
108 w. 46th st. Bryant 5TS7 and 96aS.
Butler. cook. chauffeur. houseworker;
references and reliability as domestic
workers personally Investigated.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
Select help. 1SI Lexington av. 1858 Mad So.
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thorough Of Queens.

ELMHURST, l.. J. fi2t Corona awe rooms
and bath; new brick building; electric
tile kitchen, tile bath. parquet floors sepa-
rate heat; $40; garage. Tel Newtown 1857
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YOUNG WOMAN. high school graduate, not
afraid OF work: Christian corporation;
store oxrcvfcnco results rows rdcd ~ .vnr
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Statesmen.

We have just promoted three men
to executive positions and we want
three men 10 take their places; they
must have personality and ability 20
meet the best men I'm the community;
our inside men secure the leads and
pave the way; tho amount a good
man can earn Is unlimited. Call
between 10 and IL and and 4, Mr..
Burnsseen. Press syndicate, room
202i. 80 Church ~.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

COUPLE and baby months. want rooms
and bath with board, private family. city
or suburbs; state terms. w 3ss Herald
Herald square.
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GOWNS Rc- Gur.

uTCHr~ UrE FAM ron
rnlsfits urtH evening ara ft.r
frocks lera'y. rN
reliable rrlI.t. E4t 60 NHHH
Nine. fIfH rf ,rra
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FURNITURE WANTED.

IMPORTED bird cages half price. CAPT
fIANiIfsCu. T3j Lexington av. (5Sth-sa.h