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The New York herald., 1922-12-17

by order OF Prominent Bankers and Importers
feg Fine ~arouk, Bijar, Muskabnd. fabrcy,
poxar aud Hanladan CARPETS. also fine
small RUGS and RUNNERS.
Sarouks, Doxar. Bokharas. Tabref. Hama
dan. Biiar and other weli-known wcave-.
For account OF Underwriters or Concern.
20 Pine Carpets. Rugs and Runners. ssrouk.
I,ijar Iran. Hamadan, etc., up to 2zrls feet.
Tine CHINESE CARPETS.
All soId without allowances. Sale rHUR6DAF.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
TRADE OF BRITAIN
RAPIDLY GROWING
Iron and Steel Exports More
Than Doubled Since Last
Year.
SHIPPING UP so PER CENT.
Imports of Manufactured Ar
ticles Decrease, While Raw
Materials Increase.
SHIPPING UP so PER CENT.

Special Cabfs to THE NEW YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1873, bv The New YORK HERALD.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Colored damask, 81 inches
wide. in red, blue and buff, in
plaid and floral patterns, double
faced colors guaranteed, reg
ularly priced at 81 a yard. spe-
cial for Dollar Day II yards s 4
House apron dresses. white
upper with rose color skirts,
sash trim, fast color, regularly
priced at sass, special Ct
for Dollar Day, each. .. %
Dark color dress voiles of good
weight, small and large floral
patterns, 20 inches wide, spe-
cial ...-...-..5 yards for 81
Mems cotton socks Of good
weight cotton, seamless, black
only. sizes S1z to II, regularly
priced at zoe per pair, spe-
clal .----a Tor 81
Children's substantial scho
hose, fine ribbed, fast color
black. sizes 51z to s1z. CSC and
35c values, special 5 pairs for 81
Standard percales. in light
and dark grounds, in new pat
terms, 25c values. spe-
ciaI ---9 yards for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Buy your fall needs in domescs from these ST day specialist

Pillow cases, embroidered and
hemstitched, made from fine
soft cloth, regularly priced at
s1.6s q pair, special, a pair. 1
Brown crash, with linen. soft
finish and easy to launder, regu-
larly priced at 1sc per yard, spe-
cial yards for 81
Deyonshire cloth, 30 inches
wide, in neat stripes for dresses
and wash suits, regularly priced
at 45c, special. .-3 yards for 81
Crctonnes, a yard wide. in
neat, floral designs. regularly
priced at Csc a yard, special
yards for 81
Beach suidngs, in all wanted
fast colors, yard wide material,
75c value, special for Dollar Day
at. t........-.3 yards for 81
Dotted Swiss voiles, two ply
yarns, fast colors, a yard wide
and a good assortment of pat
terms, 81 value, special
yards for 81
Turkish towels, of double
thread and extra heavy, 19 by
4O-inch size, in white and colors,
3ec value, special. A for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Percales, in light and dark
fast colors, yard wide, and regu-
larly priced at Csc per yard,
special. ......7 yards for 81
Tennis fannels. in light and
dark patterns, extra heavy
weight, all new full pieces. regu-
Iarly priced at 19c, special.
= yards for 81
WearwelI sheeting, with tape
edge selvage, in extra heavy
linen finish, 81 inches wide, reg
ularly priced at 7sc a yard, spe-
cfai ai.-.....-2 yards for 81
Double thread Turkish towel
ing, close nap, regularly priced
at 45c a yard. 20 inches wide.
special -....-. j yards Tor S4
Mercerized dress poplins, a
yard wide, in all wanted plain
colors. regularly priced at G5c,
special. 2 yards for 81
Imported Japanese dress
crepe. heavy quality. made in
C K patterns regularly
priced at 69c, special, 2 yards 81
Quilting bats, of snow white
fluffy cotton, sanitary first
grade cotton, regularly priced at
45c each, special. -. .-3 for $4
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Comfort bats, of fine white
cotton, ~ by 90-inch size, weighs
8 pounds, is stitched 1engthwise,
regularly priced at S1.50, spe-
Cial- 44
Double satin finish table da.
mask, extra heavy quality. fine
new styles, regularly priced at
sSc per yard. special 1 n yds. 81
Dress voiIes, in neat designs
and fast coIors, 40-inch width,
S9c values, special, 5 yards 81
Woven flaXons, in neat checks
and plaids, fine for house and
school dresses, fast colors, s5c
values. special. 8 yards for s
Imported dotted Swiss, best
quality and good line of colors,
regularly priced at 81 yard.
special, a yard. d........$ 81
Fine brown muslin, q yard
wide, and of close weave A
quality regularly sold at 15c a
yard, special for Dollar Day
at.-... 10 yards for s 1
Bleached muslin with soft fin
ish and a yard wide, standard
make regularly priced at zoe a
yard, special for Dollar Day
at. yards for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Huck towels, plain white, in
double weave and large size, 1sc
values, special. 8 for 81
Turkish bath towels, size 22
by 40, very heavy made from
selected cotton, S9c value, spe-
cIal- .............2 for 81
Bath mats. highly embossed.
tans only. s1.75 values, special
for Dollar Day, each. 81
Damask table cloths, round.
scalloped and square, hem
stitched, large size, regularly
priced at $3.50. special, each 81
Dresser scarfs, imitation linen,
blue embroidered designs, stand
ard size, regularly priced at 75c,
special. ...2 Tor -
Dresser scarfs, coIored edges
and some lace trimmed, regular
ly priced $50, special, each 81
Round doiIies. Z and 1o-inch
sizes, linen finish, white, blue
and pink shell. stitched edges,
regularly priced at 121zc. spe-
cial. 30 for 81
Wolfe Delysia, silk clustre
broad satin stripe, regularly
priced at $3.50. 3s inches wide.
special, per yard. 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Boys corduroy knickers, made
of fine quality corduroy. in Isles
TO Is. regularly priced Ct
at $3.50, special. .-.-.- ~
Roys' school b1ouses of high
grade striped percale, yoke back,
open cuff, sizes to II. special
for Dollar Day. for 81
Mems heavy weight tennis
flannel night gowns, full length.
well made, military collar and
long sleeves, sizes 16, II. G1
IS, values to $1.49, special. I
Mems athletic underwear of
good grade small check dimity,
cut full and well made. in sizes
"a to 46, regularly priced at T9c,
special suits Tor 81
Mems fall weight union suits,
bleached cottC n yarn. made full
Standard make. short sleeves,
ankle length. regularly C1
priced at $3.50, special. =. i
Mems silk poplin four-in- hand
ties. assorted colors and pat
terms, special for Dollar
Day % for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Bed sheets, 81 by 90 inches
in size. A very good standard
make with soft finish, free from
dressing and hand torn. 3-inch
hem. A quality regularly sold
at s1.75, special. 81
Fine dress gingham, 80 inches
wide, Zephyr make. in neat
checks and plaids, regularly sold
at 39c per yard, special for Dol
lar Day IS yards for 81
Pillow cases, in size ~ by 36,
with fine linen finish and 3-inch
hens, regularly priced at 4ac,
special. - Tor 81
Sheeting, 2 yards wide. a.
standard brand, with soft finish
in extra heavy weight, regularly
priced at 65c, special
..........2 AZ yards for 81
uot hemstitched pillow
cases, best brand made. AZ and
45-inch size, regularly priced at
65c, special. z for 81
Pillow tubing with linen fin
ish. 40 and 42-inch widths,
standard brands, re g ul arly
priced at soc a yard, special
............. 3 yards for 81
Main floor.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Main floor.

Women's silk Isle. full fash
ioned hose, also seamless heavy
mere erized hose, IN black AMI
coiors, all sizes, regularly priced
at 75c and 79c pairs 81
La France ginghams. in new
fall shades. plain. check and
plaid patterns, fast colors, reg
ularly priced at 35c, spe-
cial ..4 yards for 81
Tennis flannels, in light and
dark grounds, stripe and check
patterns. z5c and 35c values.
special .....5 yards for 81
Heavy cotton crash, Is inches
wide, absorbent, fine for office
or kitchen towels 10 yds for 81
Heavy weight dard
bleached muslin, IS inches wide.
soft cambric finish. regularly
priced at z0c. spe-
ciaI ----.s 8 yards for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

women's silk boot hose. black.
white and a big assortment Of
coIors, three-seam fashioned leg
and seamless foot, C1
special per Pair
Women's silk plate hose. first
quality, seam Up the back. white
and colors. regularly priced at
69c, special . pairs for 81
Women's seamless o I I o n
hose. black only. first quality of
good grade cotton yarn, sizes 8
to 10. regularly priced at 19c.
special .-.-.-7 pairs for 81
F'iIet net curtain goods. 80
inches wide. in white, cream
and ecru, course, heavy weave
with small woven in pattern,
values SEE. special. -.4 for 81
Bleached table damask, SIS
inches wide. heavy mercerized
quality, assorted patterns, reg
ularly priced at 6sc, spe-
cial -...>.-.-2 yards for 81
Women's colored step-ins with
vests to match. in bright solid
coiors, all sizes. regularly priced
at CSC, special al-..2 for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
The artneedleworks section offers
many bargains for Dollar Day

Bungalow aprons, three clev-
er designs with smart caps
to match. ready made except
the embroidery, $3.50 values,
special 81
Three piece buffet sets to
embroider, regularly priced
at s5c. special for Dollar
Day. -.---.-.-.2 = for 81
Q tf1fty boxes, regularly
priced at sec and 79c, special
for Dollar Day. 2 for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Boys union suits

Boys athletic union
suits of checked dimity in
sizes 2 to s years, regular
ly priced at 55c and sec,
special. ..-....3 for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Buffet and dresser scarfs,
IL by SO inch size, to en-
broider, regularly priced at
75c-special. ........2 for 81
Silver cases to embroider,
regularly priced at sec, spe-
cial for Dollar Day.2 for 81
Colored tea aprons for ap-
plique work, regularly priced
at $1.19 each, special for
Dollar Day .-..........$ 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Prices IoWered to the limit on many lots
of fine merchandise on the second floor!
Aprons

5 dozen aprons in gingham
and percale, open front
and slip-over style. regu-
Iarly priced at 81 each,
special. ..-..--...2 for 81
ENC Union suits
Women's union suits of
voiIe and batiste in white
and pink in bodice and
regulation top. up to $3.50
values, special. each 81
Half Wool Hose.
Infants 4 wool h ose.
slightly soiled, regularly
priced at 35c a pair, spe-
cial for Dollar
Day.. - Tor S1
Boomers
black sateen bloomers
in very fine quality, elastic
waist and double elastic
knee, special, a pair 81
CamiSOleS-
Of fine quality Of satin in
tailored styles with attrac-
tive stitching and medal
lions, special, each. 81
-Secol
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Boys bIouses-

boys blouses in striped
Dercale with collars at
tached. sizes s to Il. regu-
larly priced at sec and
4Sc' special. = for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Sweaters

Women's and chiIdren's
sweaters IN coat, Tuxedo
and slip-on style in a good
assortment of fine colors
values from $1.50 to IS,
special, each ....Si
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Boys Knickers-

Boys wash knickers in
dark colors. sizes S to IA
regularly priced at sec.
special for Dollar
Day. y.-...--.-...2 for 81
floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

ChIldren's up
porter waist, with
out belt, regularly
priced at 75c, spe-
cial. 2 for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Bargains from the notion
department!

F a II cy frilled
elastic. regularly
priced at 75c a yard
enough for two
pairs of garters for
just $500. 81
Main floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Basement apparel section
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Second floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
MEN! Come for these specials!

Mems knitted bow ties with
elastic band, regularly priced
at soc each, special for Dollar
Day y-.--.-.......-4 for 81
Mems all leather belts,
regularly priced at $1.50 and
81, special for Dollar Day,
each' -. 81
Mems silk ties IN beautiful
fall colors. regularly priced at
SOC and 75c, special for Dol
lar Day. ............3 for 81
floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Mems Shaw knit hose, dou-
Bile toe and heel, a good fall
and winter hose, regularly
priced at 45c, special for Dol
lar Day. pairs for 81
Mems soisette shirts, one
lot of coilar-attached shirts,
worth up to $3.50, special, to
Mems laundered collars,
zoe each, special for Dollar
Day. for 81
Ma
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Foxes OF stationery, 2 Quire
boxes, in assorted tints, reg
ulariy priced at 75c a box,
special fer Dollar
Day ......--.2 boxes for 81
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

2 dozen smocks in
sport colors worth up
to So each. special for
Dollar Day. G.
each. e.. 10000. oil
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Neckwear bargain!

New fall styles IN neckwear in
net and Venice lace vestees and
BramIey collars and sets regularly
priced at s125, special for R1
Dollar Day. "a
Main floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15
Odd lots girls apparel for 81

Odd lots girls apparel Tor 81
Khaki knicke-s ard boomers hiking
a. values s1.s8 and s2.9S-just a G.
gong at Qx
Girls middes A table of girls
twill whit braid m
o
and collars. regu- triTnr1inps eZas r. Il
priced and of
special for Dollar DaysC C1 which Ct
Third
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Mating travelling bags, Is
and 1S-inch size, $3.50 values,
about 25 bags to go in :his
sale lot at, each. 81
1 floor
The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-15

Boxes Of stationery. reg
l larly priced at soc. one quire
boxes in all colors, special for
Dollar Day. B boxes fo- 81
Main
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
Plsoss mention The Nsto York.
Hsvold sohen 0nss0ersno any
oss Of these advertisements.
HELP WANrED-KALE.

Statesmen.
sTRAIGHT SALARY TO START.
SION THEREAFTER.
A LARGE CORPORATION is ABOUT
TO MERCHANDISE A PRODUCT
WITH A NATIONAL FIELD.
THIS PRODUCT is GOING TO DE
SOLD FIRST IN THE METRoPoLI-
BACKED by AN EXCEPTIONALLY
LARGE NEWSPAPER CAMPAIGN.
THE sALEsMEN WILL De
EQUIPPED WITH A PORTFOLIO OF
FEpEoPyTTioNs oE TH,s DF TIE naxPnIN nDvGN
WHICH WILL LARGELY lNFLU-
ENCE THE DEALER AND MAKE
SELLING COMPARATIVELY EASY.
THE COMMODITY is AN IMPoR-
FAnIcAI FAnT sM1KhHa gMPRovEMENT AGGSTso6y7AR 6yEA
EVERY OTHER SIMILAR DEVICE.
1T SHOULD MEET WITH INSTAN-
TANEOUS AND TREMENDOUS PUB
Lie TAvoR-ITS SALES RUNNING
TO UNPRECEDENTED VOLUME.
WE WANT LIVE rGo-GET-'EM"
statesmen WITH A REAL RECORD
FOR STRAIGHT SHOOTING"-
THOSE WHO WOULD APPRECIATE
N1T NRT Sc Sc is6 MGs az THE THE LiBERxI MnhK eo
MISSION POSITIVE TO FOLLOW
EITHER IN THIS DEPARTMENT OR
IN SOMEH OTHER DEPARTMENT
OF OUR BUSINESS.
vERITABLE COMPARTMENT, ES-
PEcIALLY DESIGNED TO HELP
YOU MAKE SALES AND ASSIST,
THE DEALER.
WE NEED JUST. Al FEW MORE
HIGH GRADE MEN. THE COMPANY
BEHIND THE PRODUCT WILL
GIVE EVERY MAN ACCEPTED A
REAL CHANCE NOT ONLY TO
PROVE HIS ABILITY-BUT TO WIN
PROMOTION.
WRITE IMMEDIATELY. DETAIL
ING YOUR EXPERIENCE,
2096 HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
HELP WANTED-MALE.
MAN AT ONCE.

man from 30 to 40. who is honest.
clean cut. ambitious. who is carefully
looking about to better his position per-
manently, with desire TO be connected
with an old established, substantial, high
class business. and earn commissions of
ST5 a week and upward selling dividend
paying shares In a local financial insti-
tuition. This position carries with II
unlimited possibilities for future advance
ment. IL you have made good In your
present or last position and feel you
measure up to our qualifications. call
room SOL. l60 Pearl st. Call between
0 A. M and r. M.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

HARDWARE CLERK.
One who has worked In stock department
Of wholesale hardware house: no others
need apply: excellent opportunity; Christian
preferred. State age. experience, reference
HOUSEMAN. young, white. for general
homework: no cooking: references. Call 43O
Washington av.. Brooklyn. Prospect 25ss.
JAN1ToR, single man. experienced. for eie-
vator house, must be expert mechanic :
good wages; references required r beT
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
MEN-B1G BUSINESS OF TO-DAY.

MEN-B1G BUSINESS OF TO-DAY.
Craftsmanship has created all big Industrial
and financial institutions.
We want statesmen who can sell tho pre-
ferred and common shares OF . growing
mortgage company.
We want statesmen who will remain with
permanently.
We want statesmen who are willing TO work
as hard as our sales manager.
We want statesmen who viii mako money
for themselves.
We want men OF the caliber to become
managers IN assigned territories.
capable.
The right sort of men have these qualifca-
tions.
We can offer strong company. big
board OF directors In both New York and
Boston. We have strong bank Endorsements,
well prepared literature, good leads and
plenty of open territory.
Cali on Mr.. Johnston. room soi. 80 East
42d st.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
statesmen.

Statesmen. Is
The Confederated Home Abat-
toirs Corporation OF Connecticut.
with branch executive office. Suite
lS02-o4. 220 West AID St. Gambler
Building, require six New York
men for quasi municipal educa-
t:onai publicity drive. Men with
ability to speak from platform,
experienced political or Liberty
loan men with initiative and gump-
tion will have an opportunity to
Use their talents. Chamber OF Com
merce and financial endorsements
make the road easy In the raising
OF capital for this gigantic under
taking. Compensation paid weekly:
no drawing account; commission
basis. Priority for executive po-
sitions later given to men assist
Ing In this campaign.
Telephone Bryant 4316-Mr. David
Diamond = appointment. or call.
Open Wednesday nights, 10.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

MEN.-A going. successful securities propo-
sition requires at once the services Of a
few more men. The proposition appeals and
Is selling fast-that's the answer. We will
stand back OF men OF energy and good faith
from the start. Important leads are avail
able TO those who can handle them. We are
selling something real to the customer. A
square deal. and valuable cooperation with
fair commission are offered. Call Monday
morning. f0:30 sharp. Ask for Mr.. Miller.
500 9th av.. fourth floor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
SECURITY sALEsMAN.

An experienced man TO market a small
block OF dividend paying stock: will warrant
.ne fullest investigation OF both client and
700 Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
siCfETARY and executive. Accustomed 70
handling management and maintenance OF
rea! estate, estate and hotels; one who can
handle several employees: ali departrrants.
salary SsOO-$oOO month: state exparicncs
illly. NJ o.. aa8 Herald 2s0 Broadway
STATIONERY statesmen for downtown ra-
tail store, handling extensive line OF COM
inercial stationery: must be experienced in
TINS line an excellent opportunity for Tive
Wire men who want to advance with a
Reply in detail. stating education and ex-
perlenee y. T.. 376 Herald. 2sO B'way.
STABLEMAN. night work. long hours, abba
to run elevator; salary $25, Z nights.
g w. boy 9. 1870 Herald. 10th ct.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

-
Statesmen.
AIR TRANSPORTATION.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
WE ARE THE LARGEST EXCLUSIVE
MANUFACTURERS OF LIGHTER THAN
AIR CRAFT IN AMERICA. AND HAVE A
PLANT IN SUCCESSFUL OPERATION IN
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
WE ARE EXPANDING OUR BUSINESS
TO BUILD AND OPERATE THE
NEW YoRK-CHICAGO
AIRLINE.
CONNECT WITH THE ONE NEW BIG
BUSINESS IN THE WORLD TO-DAY.
YES. WE FURNISH LEADS.
CALL MONDAY AT 1:so p. NJ.
11TH FLOOR.
25f-255 FOURTH Av., COR. GOTH ST.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
SALESMEN.

statesmen,
BROKER Oh PROMOTER
to sell issue of stock for further devei-
opment OF big money making enterprise
backed by a man whose name is household
word throughout the civilized world, par
ticuiarly New York State. where he made
one city famous with his great business.
Liberal commissions and stock bonus TO
right party. No advances, but plan equal
ly as good. IL you are "doer" this Is your
chance. Address vice-President. Suite 516,
National Life Bldg. Chicago, Ill.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

MAN--we have a future to offer q
man OF from 25 to 35. OF good habits.
good appearance. and ability to tell the
truth; financial department of great
commercial house Is willing 10 pay
well and train the right man for a
big executive position; this may. be
tho turning point In your life. To
prove that you are the man call so
Court st.. Brooklyn. room COZ.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
LrrHoG APH Err.

Experienced photographer wanted
for tin printing establishment:
must be experienced on flat bed
and rotary presses. capable OF mix
ing colors and handling coatings:
steady employment 70 experienced
man; plant located In Pennsyl-
varia: no labor troubles. state fun
particulars In application.
Address Box 1852 Herald, $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
MEN-PART TIME WORK.

As you read this advertisement stop and
think how many times you wish you could
some old pressing bill that worries you, or 10
buy your wife or Riddles some little surprise.
We have an opportunity for you TO do Just
that and will be glad to explain II TO you II
you will call on our Mr.. Saxer Monday even
Ing at o'clock. suite 1910. 25 West 43d ST..
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

DETAIL MAN we have a good opening for
medical man who can travel, New York
vicinity. to call physicians: only those
who have had previous experience In detail
work will be acceptable; salary basis. Ad-
dress. with full details. Box "a, Station v,
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

REPRESENTATIVE
A leading accounting school desires an ad-
ditional sales representative; his appearance
and education must be compatible with the
high standing of this firm; compensation on
liberal commission basis. II. r.. ZOE
Herald. 2a0 broadway.
REPRESENTATIVE able TO offer guarantees
for deposit. well introduced with clientele,
Is needed for representing good French cam
die. Usines Waller. 30 Avenue du Prado,
Marseilie.
SAILMAKERS WANTED.
Hand work: wages s. per day. Apply
Andrew Mills Sons. Sc South ST.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02

CUTEEsUITs for children; sweeping country
like wildfire: nothing like EN- no COM
mission. Write to-day, Cuteecsuit Factories
(20), Cincinnati, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
MEN.
Do Won fit where you are7

MEN.
Do you fit where you are7
There comes a time In every mans
business career when he must make q
change. The small salaried man at
his desk. the salesman selling an un-
profitable proposition, the man In
rut-all these must some day make
move II they are going to have
futures worth while.
Why not make UP your mind right
now, II you are In this class, to get
into something good?
We are eniarsing our sales depart
ment and will consider men Of good
character, with or without sales ex-
perience. Those who pass our quail
fications are assured OF permanent
profitable business connection: COM
pensation, salary or commission.
Write fully age. education, business
experience. Your letter will be held
In strict confidence.
G e49 Herald. Fulton st.
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SALEsAfEN.

We have openings for several good
men: men who have produced, selling
motor trucks, men who can and have
earned $500 and up: we have tho
best sales franchise in New York,
with more trucks on the street than
any other make: salary and commits
sion. Ask for Mr.. Haynes, 654 West
9th st., New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
HELP wANTED-MALE.

SECURITY statesmen WANTED.
l-Who understand the advantages In
handling a dividend paying se-
turity and who can give satisfac-
tory proof Of their ability to sell.
2-Who win appreciate the opportr-
nifty OF making a connection that
Is permanent and offers the chance
OF guaranteed fixed income.
S-Who viii work SO hard and con-
scientiously that their commissions
Will be large enough to make II un-
necessary for them to ask for ad-
vancos.
Reply by letter and personal inter.
Views will be arranged. Address a
NJ. p. o. box 37c, City Hall Station
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-02
statesmen.

Piano statesmen who have had cxpe-
rionce as ciosers are desired for posi-
tions In Greater New York. We offer
salary and commission. or straight
salary: experienced automobile or In
surance statesmen will also be consid-
cred. Apply IN WRITING ONLY.
stating your experience In detail. Your
letter will be kept In the strictest of
confidence. STORY 4 CLARK PIANO
CO., 1914 West 32d St. n. Y. c.