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The New York herald., 1922-02-14
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIE.


ADVERTISING COPY WRITER
who puts life Into copy, who knows merchan-
dising methods through 10 years experience.
who does what he Is told-and can do things
without being told. Can you use him? A,
2253 Herald. Herald 50.
BooKKEEPER, double entry; rs years ex-
perience; capable OF taking full charge
r. p. Street. 240 Prospect place, Brooklyn.
BOY G6) wishes position. A. Calmbacher.
BOY (isJ wishes position. clerical: knowi-
edge Of typewriter: Calmbacher. 226 Il. s2d.
BUTLER, responsible. capable, Corean
wishes position; long experience: first class
references; good English d 1000 Herald,
Herald so.
BUTLER-vsALE-r wishes one or two more
gentlemen TO valet: I also servfe dinners
EMANUEL. 13S y. 4Sth ST.. care Engdal. Tel
Vanderbilt so29.
BUTLER. useful. corean: position: good ref
erence: city, country. 1893 Herald,
.tion: G. Jackson. care of wupperman, $40
BUTLER. useful cook. Chinese: long expert
ence: best reference. p 1897 Herait. Har-
BUTLER VALET. Japanese. thoroughly
competent; excellent reference. Jiro, AZ
Prospect place. Manhattan.
BUTLER, French (3D. tnoroughiy COM
petent: good English; references. vern!er.
576 West 13fst
BUTLER, houseman. useful. coiored best
references. jenkins, 5Os5 De Graw nv.
Richmond Hill. l.. I. jamaica 1s27M.
BUTLER. useful: years, experience; good
references: WAGES s75 Butler. POS r. 5lst.
CHAUF-'EE-f' y7iabes position private fam
driver, exceptional a. hanic; best reference.
Stricken, Rverside ss74.
CHAUFFEUR. swede,. middle aged. wishes
position private family. city. country: best
referynccs. Erie Fridcif. 2i2 81. Marks av..
CHAUFFEUR. single. 30. experienced me-
chanic: best references. city OF country:
Cadillac: neat, obllging. y 1898 Herald. Har-
lem.
CHAUFFEUR, useful. careful driver. good
mechanic: : years driving references in
private famiiies Swodc 20, single, refined
s25 week: y 2oss Herald, Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic, Swedish. single;
20 other work: best references. q 1902 Her
aid, Fulton ct.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. FINNISH 90 useful
city. country; references. p 140G Herald,
Harlem.
CITAUFFEUR-Ten years experience: can
give best references; wishes private posi-
tion. John sukdol 1871 Alexander av.
CHAUFFEUR. speaking English, French
Italian, German, desires position. first
claes rcferences. Cleron. 226 West 18th ~.
CHAUFFEUR; useful. homework. .garden;
personal references. A 1884 Herald. Her
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. single, 30, 10 years
experience; best references: private family;
city. country. Address Chauffeur, 157 y. 4Tth.
CHAUFFEUR. corored. SIS monrn; me-
chanie; mic; butler Sidney 2i4f 9TH av liar-
CHAUFFEUR, colored city. country; butler:
ass7.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

CORSET SALESMAN wanted, experienced
for the State OF Ohio. Address C-B Cor
SET Co. - =. 1Tth ~.
COUPLE, white experienced cook; butler
entire work family two; no washing; refer.
ences required. 1is 10. 18th. Rhineiandef
c67I.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

cHAUFFEUR-MEcH American. IS
years experience. excellent references,
wishes private position: city or country.
Porcell. 60 East 10th.
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MEN.

There are unusual opportunities In
our organization for ambitious men
seeking activity In sound business
assuring permanency. promotion and
good compensation. Applicants must
have a clean record, be honest, am
bilious and not only willing but able
to work.
Men without experience In our busi-
ness, which is Incidental to banking.
but acceptable as applicants for posi-
and will be aided in every manner to
become competent. CALL 9-12, IA,
ROOM 100. STRAUS BUILDING, 46TH
ST. AND 9TH AV., ENTRANCE D
EAST 18TH ST. OR 10 10 II OR IL
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUsEwoRKER. refined woman. plain
cook, white. who likes chidren: family
four. Apartment 5B, go Convent av.
HOUSEWORKER, general. white. Far Rock
away. Call Tuesday. Crohn. w. 92d ST.,
New York. before 1 o'clock.
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NEAT APPEARING MEN
not afraid OF hard work can secure per-
nanent connection with well established
house providing he can furnish reference:
experience not essential: for loyalty and
cooperation we will pay well. Call or
address Mr.. Grey. Room 80, 196 Market
ST., Newark, N. j.
REAL ESTATE
Man wanted, familiar with renting: good SAL
ary Apply after 10, Room oil, 80 Pearl St.
adjoining Broad.
Statesmen.
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE TALENT IN
SELLING AND THE AMBITION TO MAKE
REAL MONEY IN AN ENTIRELY NEW
FIELD.
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN, EACH DEPARTMENT.
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES.
THE MEN JOINING THIS :. .ORGANIZA-
TIoN AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
NECT1oN WITH UNLIMITED POsSIBILI-
TIES. NATURALLY WE WANT AMBI-
TIOUS MEN. AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
WE FURNISH LEADS.
IF YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE An
SWER THIS AID IN PERSON.
CALL TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1frH AT
1880 r. NJ.
11TH FLOOR. 25J FOURTH AVENUE,
COR. 10Th STREET,
AND ASK FOR MR. RIGBY.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For rilre-rassenrer Cars.

BEAUTIFULLY equipped twin six Packard
limousine; day. week, month: reasonable.
J. kfASSARO. 5i2 w. 1sfst. wadsworth scos.
FIAT limousine. late model. for rent BY the
month. with first class chauffeur: ) years
with one man gave up car. on account trim
20 Europe. Phone jamaica 1000. 900 Hlll-
side av., jamaica.
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LAUNDRY MACHINERY.

WESTERN Electric washer and wringer:
direct current only; new. Tel. Columbus
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE on small country place. 80 miles
from New York: man TO do general work
and take care OF horse and COW woman to
cook and perform household duties. Perma-
nent w 475 Herald. Herald SO.
COUPLE-Cook and butler for family of
four; permanent position; satisfactory ref
erences required. p. o. Box 733. Phone
Glen Cove ass.
FLORIST salesman, only those accustomed
10 high class retail trade need apply; per-
manent position to right party. Henry Hart,
Florist. 1000 Madison av.
FURNITURE salesman wanted: must have
experience in installment and cash busi-
ness. Rice & Co., 201-205 Nelson ST., New
Brunswick, N. ].
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CORPORATION contemplating expansion ol
business desires services OF two men oi
unquestioned business and executive ability
connection demands executive ability and ar
investment of from stQ000 to $50, 900. I
1873 Herald, Harlem.
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Pennsylvania.

HAVE a proposition for aged people who are
seeking permanent home with limited in
come. Address Box %, Akron, Pa.
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MAN WANTED TO TAKE CHARGE OF
AND ORGANIZE KITCHEN EQUIP
MENT, CUTLERY AND SILVERWARE
DEPT. FOR FIRM SPECIALIZING IN FUR
RESTAURANTS; MUST HAVE HAD
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AND FOLLOW
ING IN THIS LINE; DRAWING ACCOUNT
AGAINST COMMISSION. WITH INTEREST
IN DEPARTMENT. o 1921 HERALD Full
TON ST.
MAN. having actual experience with large
steamship line and possessing knowledge of
ocean and coastwise rates, rules and regu-
lations pertaining to water transportation
and trade routes, TO serve as assistant to ex-
ecutive In charge OF large amount OF ton
mage moved by water; location, Washington,
ID. @. 204s Herald, 2S0 Broadway.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

CONTENTS Of eight room apartment: can
be seen all day Tuesday. Apartment %. 100
West 18th st. Columbus a5s4
SOLID mahogany dining room set, . pieces.
and an upright piano. Phone Plaza 1850.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
MENTs. PIANOS, BOOKS, PAINTINGS.
pRIC-A-BRAC, &C. TOBIAS, 100 UNIvER-
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IMPORTANT French firm employing 800
workers desires to get manufacturer $
mechanical handling appliances, rolling
stock, electrical or oil mine locomotives.
aerial conveyors, excavators. &c.; also set
MONS Franco
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MAN. ex-service, 81 years OF age. Christian.
with shall capital to invest. desires to con-
meet with growing business where his SER
vices will be desired. not as a salesman.
67f Herald. $50 Broadway.
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DISSOLVING partnership - Garage. 50x100.
and adjoining stable suitable for garage,
with living quarters steam heated; also 2
lots suitable for extension of garage. In
Washington Heights section; any day. Phone
Orchard GIG.
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THE DAFFODIL,
Mrs. Z. L. Allen. Prop.
22s Halstead St.. East Orange. N. ].
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNWOOD LODGE. ENGELWOOD, N. ].
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MA

JAPANESE. first class cook. valet. house
work, wishes position mornings. bachelor.
small family. n. Y. care Kodani. 101 West
18th.
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MONEY ALONE DOES
NOT COMPENSATE.

The man we seek ranks above
the salesman, because he ~ the
type that insists on the satisfac-
tion OF constructive accomplish
ment along with large earnings.
lie will not identify himself with
anything that may have negative
results, nor win he sell anything
that might be discreditablc to him.
our business, a specialized adj
vcrtising service. Is not an expert
mcnt. has been established for
many years. and has been so sue
cessftil that new competition
springs up daily. We have a high
grade selling organization with
field operatives who have been
with us for years and whose earn
iugs range from $4,000 per year
UP.
To the man anxious 70 identify
himself with sound. substantial.
highly-rated business, recognized
as the leader in its field. which Is
nf a highly constructive character,
and where his associates both In
the office and In the field VIII be
keenly interested In his personal
success, this is an unusual oppor-
tunity.
The successful applicant must be
prepared to operate on a strictly
commission basis. as we reserve
maximum earnings for producers.
Only those who can demonstrate
sales success In the past and who
are between the ages OF 2S and 40
years VIII be considered.
In reply, state fully experience.
agc, nationalitys telephone number,
whether you are now ut liberty and
would be willing 10 travel for at
least sixty days at n stretch. Nd
dress o 2o25 Herald. Herald 50.
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MANAGERS.

II graduated from West Point-went
Immediately into the Army-and when
| came out had to go into some KIND
OF business, although ] had had NO
kind of business experience. The main
thing was to go with a company that
would give me chance, not only TO
make money--but to smash out real
future for myself. | found the com
pany that more than fulfilled its prom
ises to me. Starting as a salesman
soon was averaging over III 900 a
month, and in short time was pro-
rnoted to DISTRICT SALES MAN
AGER. There was no trick about my
success and / certainly have no more
than average ability. | succeeded
mainly because ! put tho best that l
had Into the proposition. Any other
man who VIII come in and be Indus
trious and persistent can make even
r bigger success than / have. II you
mean business and want to make big
effort for big money and big future
| will help you all / can. and ] am in
a position 10 do so. Here a man gets
the most intensive training. lie can
start right out and earn real money.
Now read the large advertisement else
where In this section headed WE
PITY THE MAN WHO DOESN'T BE-
LIEVE U.s.
II. s.
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LAST WEEK.

AND THEY ARE JUST A FEW
whose names have been picked from
the column Of things done.
WHAT ARE THEIR PRESENT
JOBS
The work they are doing brings
them squarely up against the final.
vital problems of business. The great
essentials in business are Men ana
Money. These men are on the Busi-
ness Builders sales force. selling the
securities of established growing cor
porations that are expanding their
facilities to take care of the in
creased demand for their products.
II is fascinating work. with an in
finite variety of experience that Keep
your interest and enthusiasm on the
job every minute OF the day.
AND WHAT ARE THE JOBS THEY
ARE WORKING FOR
Automatically in the expansion. OF
business many executive positions
come into existence. Enlarged mer-
chandising campaigns require addi-
tional Sales Managers. Assistant Sales
Managers, District Sales Manager.
etc. All these positions will be filled
by men promoted from our sales force,
and the training for the executive op-
portunities of the future goes hand IN
hand with the activity In the financial
campaign.
TRAINING AND COOPERATION.
Our statesmen have the advantage OF
close, constant contact with sales
Managers and Assistant Sales Man
ayers, who have won their positions
by DEMONSTRATED ABILITY do
ing the same kind of work.
Inexperience Is no bar. Many of
our bcs. statesmen had never sold any
thing before coming to us. Our train
ing is practical and thorough. and
that II has been successful Is proven
by the records.
YOU EARN, WHILE YOU LEARN.
IN COMMISSIONS
SELLING THE SECURITIES or
BUSINESS CON CERNS WHICH
HAVE FACTORIES AND STORES
CLOSE AT HAND-WHICH YOU
CAN VISIT AND INSPECT AND
SEE IN oPERATIoN-fN ONE AT
TERNOON.
Come In and see for yourself why
the BUSINESS BUILDERS MEAN so
MUCH TO so MANY.
Call between 0 A. NJ. and p. NJ. to
your opportunity. Ask for Mr.. Wells
in the Reception Room on the 18th
floor.
JAMES w. ELLIoTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS. INC.
18th and 18th Floors,
Knickerbocker Building.
42d Street and Broadway.
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statesmen.
Here's the Opportunity
You've Been Looking for.


One of the Oldest businesses of its
kind in America, whose products are
distributed throughout the civilized
world. which has high credit rating
and an honorable record of fair deal
ing, Is placing an issue of its per
cent. preferred stock accompanied by
a substantial bonus of common stoclD,
THROUGH UNDERWRITING syn
DICATES WHICH ARE BEING Or
THE PROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR
BUSINESS AND PLANT EXPAN-
SION.
few experienced security statesmen
are required to assist in closing these
syndicates. No cold canvassing: all
soliciting is done through invitations
and letters of introduction. The stock
is to be listed on the New York Stock
Exchange.
II you are a successful salesman
with clean record you can qualify
for this work and at the conclusion
of the financial campaign YOU MAY
SECURE A MERCHANDISING con-
NECTION WHICH WILL PAY YOU
FROM $4,000 to $4,000 PER YEAR.
AS THE COMPANY is OPENING Sc
ADDITIONAL BRANCH OFFICES IN
THE UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA.
No matter how much money you are
now making in the sale of securities.
under the "old" plan, you should
double or treble your income under
this NEW plan, which appeals TO
bankers and business men alike. Lib
eral commission basis.
Call Monday. March 9Th, between II
and 3 p. M, at Suite 607. Buckley
NauhaiI Ruildinp 4tst Street and 9th
Avenue. Ask for Mr.. Mustain.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
statesmen.

statesmen.
A SHORT ALTO THE POINT.
IN you are the type OF man we are
seeking you want short presenta-
tion OF our offer, that's all-not q
column of approach" preceding the
canvass
We believe the AVERAGE earnings
OF our statesmen (not individual ex-
ceptional ones) are larger than any
similar organization in this city.
As an example we recently quoted in
one of our ads $145 per week for so
men. In another ad S.ll.3o Tor 30
men.
For the past year we have been
successfully raising sufficient capital
to market two OF the most revolu-
tionary products ever placed on the
American market: products backed
by n group OF well known successful
New York business men. We have
to-day over 4 900 stockholders, have
signed contracts which form tangible
evidence of the possibilities of our
products and have built up a Mer-
chandise Sales Organization second
to none in this city.
(Ful particulars of our Company
can be found In a half page article
which appeared in the New York
Journal of Commerce on March Ind.
Tomorrow the first six men Sc
lected from our Sales Force graduate
into their executive positions as Dis
trict Managers In. the merchandising
end of the business. These men will
shortly be followed by many more
men as our merchandise program
develops.
We need six men now to take the
places of these men. The opportu-
nifty offered Is to make unusually
large commissions during the next
few months and then to secure
permanent executive position in
which the only limit of success is
your own ability.
You are cordially invited to at
tend a meeting of our Sales Force
tomorrow (Monday) at 0 80 A. M.
"a number of the Directors of our
Corporation will be present at this
meeting), and size up our organiza-
tion for yourself.
If you cannot attend this meet
ing call at your convenience for
complete details. Kindly ask for
Mr.. Pringle when YOU call.
,ENDALL PRODUCTS CORPORATION
Building, 100 9th av.
between 40th and DIST sts.
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sALESMEN
Evening or Part Time.

GfGitAi6 Oi eiI = Athu-
During the day you work for
yourself and your employer.
What do you do with the val
liable hours after dinner? They
belong to YOU-to be wasted or
used wisely.
The Business Builders plan
offers you an opportunity TO
build solidly and permanently
for yourself without interfering
in any way with your days
work.
We are selling the securities
OF established industrial cor
porations-concerns whose fac
tories and stores give evidence
of healthy expansion. Increas-
ing their capitalization, they
also require additional men for
their sales personnel. THAT
means an opportunity for YOU.
You can work your way,
through the sale of securities,
into an executive position
either merchandising or ad-
ministrative--if you prove TO
us that you have the right ma
terial in you-if you are earn
est, ambitious and are pro-
ducer.
At the start, remuneration
is arranged on a commission
basis. With the training and
sales cooperation we give you.
your weekly commissions can
equal your present weekly
earnings. or at least substan-
tial percentage of them.
Call promptly at 8 p. NJ. Our
Reception Room Is on the 18th
Floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
18th and 18th Floors,
knickerbocker Building,
42d Street and Broadway.
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sALESMEN-Opening for few educated.
well appearing men to earn big money
nositions permanent. involving finance. but
stock or bonds are not sold you can take
hold to-day for the good of all Sl%th Floor.
5G west 45th ST., New York city. Call
IO;3o 10 ii A. NJ. and TO 2;30 p. M.
Monday.
SAr.rsMAN 10 travel Middle West. acaualnt-
"a with wholesale grocery buyers and IA
millar with Jams and marnalades Answers
must give full particulars regarding qualifi-
cations experience and references: also state
salary expected. Address q, 1105 Herald.
Fulton st.
sAI,ESMEN-we require a few more sales
men, We manufacture paints and roofing
specialties. Big commissions paid from the
start. working on leads Missouri Paint
varnish Company, 1865 B'way mt 32d *.
SALESMAN wanted. opportunity for clean
cut, bright young man, TO call on the cloak,
suit dress and waist trade, with line OF
buttons: salary or commission. y 203T Her
aid, Herald 81.
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SECURITY statesmen.

Stop wanting: start right now; come and
see what we have to offer YOU; a real
money maker; we have a system of our own
to get your leads SO 1t is up to you to help
yourself and make good; IL you will follow
our instructions and go out and work you
are bound to make as much as others are
making: part time workers will also be
considered.
Call all day Monday and ,esday
Room 175. so Church ST., N. Y. c.
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S A l. L S NJ A y.

Experienced leather power t.ans-
mission betting salesman with
trade in New York city and sur
rounding territory to take charge
OF an established New York Of
flee Of important Eastern leather
betting manufacturer; excellent
opportunity for a hustler; write
experience and arrangements will
be made for an interview. :. 2130
Herald, $50 B'way.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
statesmen.
sl25 to sss7. so Per Week.


Interesting records that show how
men are making good big, and WIN
ming their way TO splendld success
and glorious opportunity in the world
of business.
The figures are taken from the Col
umn of Things Done, and these men
may well be proud of the story their
records tell.
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR
FUTURE
Some people seem to think that work
and life are two different PROPOSE
tions That job is something that
for some reason or other YOU HAVE
GOT TO DO.
But LIFE ! All, that's different.
You LIVE when your working hours
are over fer the day.
You can win no future that way /.
MAYBE YOU'RE LOOKING AT THE
JOB WRONG.
The work that YOU do, the JOB
that YOU hold is real picture of
YOU. If you are not satisfied with
that picture. IL you are not proud of
the story il tells. it's up to you to
change It.
THE THRILL OF ACHIEVEMENT
IS one OF life's greatest rewards. For
the man who looks at Ii right. his
work In the business world Is glori-
Gus opportunity to grow and develop,
10 strengthen his character, broaden
his influence, to be a means of SER
vice TO many, and to win the great
prizes OF life-Success. Prosperity and
Happiness.
SALESMANSHIP
has opened up the Road to Success
for countless thousands. Selling is a
man sized Job that calls into play
every quality of strength and worth.
COURAGE. VISION. FORCE, CHAR
ACTER, CONFIDENCE are in action
every minute of the day. Meeting
new tests, climbing over new obstacles
every day in the week-naturally you
GROW. naturally you win RICH RE-
uraly you find that your WORK is
something you love to do, and nat
urally you CLIMB UP and on to
GRE ATER RESPONSIBILITY and
GREATER OPPORTUNITY.
THAT'S THE WAY THESE MEN
FEEL ABOUT THEIR JOBS.
and, working that way. with their
eyes on the future, of course. they are
making good, and, OF course, their
earnings are large.
I. NJ. b.
has added another week to his record.
For II weeks now he has averaged
$3.50 week, and keeps on at the
same steady, sure pace.
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SECURITY Statesmen WANTED.
We require the services of a lim-
tied number of capable statesmen on
strictly commission basis In the dis
position of an attractive preferred
stock. Proposition approved, recon-
mended and managed by a promi-
nent organization of Industrial en-
gineers. Apply Room 1916, 150 Mas
sau ST.. mornings, between 10 and IL.
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s A L + S NJ Z N.

We are looking for men who are
now selling the wholesale grocery
and retail chain store trade, to
carry side line which Is proving
a ready seller to the trade. Sample
Is small and compact and the COM
mission liberal. Restricted ter
ritory. Repeat orders protected.
II. M. BUNCE, Secretary,
Newburgh. N. Y.
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statesmen.

CALFlS AlIIN.
Several experienced and responsible
men to sell high grade dividend pay
ing stock facilities unexcelled: com
mission basis: men who formerly sold
Middle States oil Co. preferred; excel
lent opportunity for permanent con-
nection. reply must give details of ex-
perience. Address Box No. G. 1190
Herald, Fulton st.
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Instruction.
OFFICE WORKERS.
MEN AND WOMEN.

A certified public accountant
representing several industries
desires to Interview few alnbi-
tious to better themselves and arc
willing to qualify through a short
training: salary to start about $50
to SIS per week when you qualify:
moderate charge for material and
training; state age, present posi-
tion. both phones in confidence
Address n 2024 Herald, Herald so.
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An advertisement IN the Lost aud
Found columns of THE NEW YORK
atER4LD offers ycai possibility ot
-oreI iHO yoifr iosf propcfty
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EXECUTIVES

EXECUTIVES
seeking positions find our confidential indl-
vidual special service extremely satisfactory
Inquiries invited from qualified executives
only No obligation The National Business
Bourse. Inc. II. IL. Harrison, Pres, ASSN
Bldg, Chicago.