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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-20

banking house between the hours o.
10 q. ID. and p. N. on Tuesday,
Jan. 9th, 1923.
Directors for the pensuing yea-7il
be elected and such other business az
may properly come before the meet.
Ing will be transacted:
Aug. "a. johnson, Cashier.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-20
a. Bergstrom, Presto dent.
Nels Skaug, Secretary.
Dec. 20 Jan. 8
NOTICE

The annual meeting Of the Share
holders of the Warren National Bank
of Warren, Mimi, viii be held at it's
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-20
. W,ll![l'aslj1liington Schoo,,II[.

"a pairof brOMn wooden gloves were
found Unrest sroom thu morning. after
the night Of the schools exhibit ion. 3
HsaeH rae1n is preparing a Christ.
mas program which will be given be
fore school closes. The Normal De
'partments will give selections in each
room. ii E2 RE-. S. s.
A complete set Of Good English
by Elson has been added to the liz
:brary In the Teachers Training De-
apartment. ss.s. . II
The Christmas sand table has been
completed.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-20

Subscrip tions taken for all daily
newspapers at the sheaf Office.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-20

For correspondence use Hammermill
bond stationery. Tablets and enyel-
5opes to match for sale at the Sheaf
Scratch pads for sale at the Shear
Office }s y
, 1922-03-08

ho~Destnads. an agEreEz.e Of 1861
5s4 aorus Of public landA In addition.
patents were issued for desert land
and other erttres bringing tho total
TO ~I1.sSf.ooo ere and an additional
s.I91. 900 acres was conveyed to states
for educational and other purposes
Thess ngures excecd by o b A.
500. 900 acres the srea pa; nted In the
previous year.
The land Offices. tho review said.
Sss issued 12s oil and a leases rcp-
-resenttng s3.467. Os1 as back royalty
to tho government and 5.2ss. permits
and 81 leases have been issued on
which tho government received n
bonus of s2.272.6o.ooo.
Tho reclamation service during the
year. II was shown. rendered habit
able 1.s22.00O acres OF formerly va
, 1922-03-08

March IS and nzms sent tn ar~
that dnte win not 30 considered
Of course thu vouid-be contestant
should nzt learn an h oan about
McheHn tires and the Efichelin Man
before he starts cndgeiing his brains
for a name and phrase To help him
the company IA provided Mr. Aosb-
e.. the local hfiehelin dealer. with cir
culRn telling all about b House of
h1cheEn- .
Mr. Moshcr also has printed post
card forms for use In sandips names.
and while n IS not Necessary TO Sc
cure either tho circulars or n CON
test cards. both viii help tho contest
ant in his efforts to n tho thou
sand dollars offered for IN best n-G@
and slogan
The MicheIta contest Is being ad-
vertised all over tho country In nsws-
papers and such important publfca-
tons as h Saturday Evening Post.
Literary Digest. L&fe and 80 on
The Micheiin company believes in tho
power OF advertising through print
eris INK. Al most everyone knows
, 1922-03-08
LICENSE REQUIRED OF
ILL Those ENGAGED IN
SANITARY WORK HERE

II WIN BE- -unlwvfui for any dny-
1Es. transfer or sanitary company In
Cuper to haul garbage OF refuse IN
Casper in future unless they obtain
n iinnoss tn pertnrm thtS kind NJ wc-k
rum h city, according to instr1lc-
lions fEsue1 by the council yester-
day. which authorized the police de-
partmeut to stop an firms from en-
gaSinE In sanftary work with the ex-
ceptiou OF tho city Sanitation com
pany.
IN mattnr WAS tho outyruvth of
deiiber1ttorrs IN the city council as
the result of un injunction held by
h CITY sanitation company prevent
ing the city from issuing contracts
o hauling of this kind until the con
ccrn takes its action against tho city
to tho state supreme court
When mo psntfing litigation IL ret
led me council. according to senti-
mont expressed IN Informal discns-
zion. VIII tissue ono other contract for
this work TO tho Casper Sanitation
compnny-IH concern composed or les
no Nelson and Henry wyatt
Aftr these two contracts are IN a.
feet che city VIII refuse Iicnnses to an
other CONCERNS seeking to enEaes in
us kind Sc business although re-
servfns tho right to Issue coutracts
at arv timo TO impose its restrictions
on tho two operating firms
Tho action taken yesterday climax
, 1922-03-08

pumyruE station and water plant to
prevent nuthnr o1-1ruAehment OF h
PlatHa river. ard the building OF n dt
Nerstnn dan snnrting at McKfuies
E1set 70 prevent nood Wz>ars from
zhs moantains Destroying streets IN
the nDod district
m contract for tho sszer District
~ns axzrdcd to the Gordon Cozs-un-
non company. tho bid OF this company
being ~S5T.T226O for cash and SsSsS7S-
80 for bonds
: V Styser ard Company was
Awarded the contract for rp-rapptng
sne city pumping plant, the nrm being
shs low bidder on both typo A md
sxpa e c-onstruc1iouA Tho Eps
IA hid v~= Cash. SIB.7ossO: bonds
s16.oeLso; type e. cash. S17.2s7s
bonds. Si9o5=
Thp hid Of J " Stryker ana com
pany on ohe diversion dnm OF $3.50
was accoptod against a field of eight
otddeH
wido variations IN su<ne Of che bids
e~ecalved eliminated many Of those de-
nfrous Of securing M contracts
R1se BIDS wpre reon1vIsd for b
sanitary sower contract, as fohuwsr
Gordon CONSTITUTION company. cash.
SsG122-sO: bonds $43,S72n
Earl c-BGyfe-e cash SF2-sSo7s=-bon6s
z4s. srnso.
Thrcet Brethurs, cash $n.2o7=z1=
aouis $5OAo0.OI.
s o. oHs-r. cash a4sssEss. boans
asT52o-ss-
J. v. stre-o cash $40, ess7sTbonas.
SsIS1n55.
Tho mcdu- Awarding \ contract
stD-the Gordon Construction company
Eas made by Walter W. Kcefe and
passed byuranfInous vote OF the-coun-
tEl
Ffye~hids Eezozroccfved for b con
ssract or the Improvement and protec-
1im OF tho water plant, as follows
7 v Stryker md company. typo A.
Fash $I5. 705.6o7 bonds $1s.o27.6e- Type
H. cash S17.zs7= bonds S19,o5z-
u s. Miller. Typo ~ cash S~i9.s93-no;
,aSnhs. $50. $500. Typo r. cash 49,
E52a5o5 bonds, <~f5.3ea-6o-
johnson n Cnrm, Typo Gsh
SfS,s5570; bonds $f6y69s.To. Type B.
raalh S55,dto; bonds SSs,0S1-
lloyd Binding company. Type A
zo2 SO. bonds, S24n2AT8- Typo b
Ezzh. ~$S6.I5.-40; bonds, 2ss8IZsS-
C. y lewis. Typo A cash. Sz3.e9A-
So bonds S24.466. Typo BY-cash $s4.-
P7so.90: bonds S35. 6o5.55a
After dnciding that tho typo A or
-heIper type of construction would
ndcquntnly protect tho city tho con-
rrad was awarded tire Stytnr corn
fpany on motion OF J. ]. Hancock and
, 1922-03-08
81. 900 AND OTHER PRIZES ARE OFFERED N NOVEL
CONTEST FOR NAMING famous MIGHHN TIRE MAN

r NJ Nosher. nc iocl Michzfm
tire dealer. Is very enthusiastic these
days Over tho nationwide contest now
being conaacted by the 1nchenn Tire
company oGc-tuE q, 900 In cash and
c. other prizes for securing a suit
able name for tho Interesting t-e man
which has been a feature OF Ahcheiin
advertising for many yeaz and
whose antics have amused countless
thousands OF people.
It seems This tire MAJ afready has
n nAao. but tho Mlcheiin company
feels the nsTne is not exactiy suitable
because II is not n name easily un-
derstood or remembered. In short b
MncheIiu Man Il known ~ Bfbendum.
but while BFbendum n a good name
IN some countries, II Is hardly suit
able for American use.
About h first public ure Of the
figure was on n poster vhero the
tire man was shown holding a goblet
containing broken glass. horse shoe
nails and other terroB OF tho road.
evidently In h act OF proposing a
tnast. the wording being -Nuno est
Bibendum- which IS Latin for our
moro familiar expression before pro
hibItfon1 of Here's How From that
time forward the Aficheiin man was
known abroad as BIbendum. this
namo being considered appropriate.
because Nnchelin advertising bore
the message thai Micheltn tires
-dnnk- or absorbes the shocks OF
the road. and MISC such obstacles as
hits Of iron. broken stones. and 50 On
The rules governing the present
contest are very simple. An no con-
tsstant has to do Is. OF course. first
find n suitable am for tho tire man
and an appropriate slogzn or phrase
OF not more than ten wurtfst This
sounds simple. but It isn't No won
der N Nicheiin company Is willing
TO pay 81 900 in ash for n good name
for the amous tire man. Neverthe-
less the company feels that n good
name exists. and is willing to pay
this considerable sum 10 secure II
After selecting n name and phrase the
contestant simply mails them to the
Mieheiin factory at Midtown. N J.,
sometime between March 1 and
sdRrcn 20. Tho contest olosss On
, 1922-03-08

sanitary ordinance recently passed by
the city council. under tho terms of
which n contract has been issued 10
tho city Sanitation company.
Tit city Sanitation company hobs
that its contract IL exclusive and IN
stituied action in district court to up
hold its contention. It Is this action
that is being carried to the supreme
court.
, 1922-03-08

cI want to take advantage of
Tho extension Of time in filing our
corporation income tax report. How
VIII I proceed? -Puxzledt-
A!-Send in n ,~tentatfve return be-
zorro March 18th with n quarter of the
approximate full tax. Do not fill IN
any figures but merely state that this
is a tentative return. Then attach n
letter with it stating your reason for
wanting the extention OF time
, 1922-03-08

ell
Createst oppoxfdun dgveloped for
Construction N thu drainage and d.
verzioa dam eight BIDS being received.
several OF which wers within a few
hundred dollars OF the ssocessfnl bids.
The bids follows.
]. v. Scryker and company. $3.50:
Castle and Mechaley, sT1.6225o; Spra-
Eus and Nfsiey. Sto.15e5O: Threet
Rrothsus H1.s0o. Johnsnn and Crum.
sa.5o5: w F. Dunn. s~S.esT-5o: L. r.
blanchard. $11 sos Henry A. johnson
Sr8IE2.5O.
On motion Of T. 7 Hancoek. thu
contract was awarded to ]. V. Stryker
and tho motion Was unantnousfypa pass
I'd by tho council
, 1922-03-08

Or am ctatming $4,000 eremp-
ton as head OF n family because I
keep house for my mother. She Is
in advanced VI although not phys
icaily or mentally incapacitnted. Am
L permitted the additional exemption
OF $500 o her too. Faithful Reader.
Ayes II she rs advanced in years
md unable to secure employment
which would enable her to b. self
supporting
, 1922-03-08

BuiEariaas finances arc IN such a
state Of depletion that h government
has decided to discontinue its lern-
tons in Vienna Warsaw. Budapest
and Prague.
, 1922-03-08

national exposition next fan in CON-
memoration OF h centennial o.
Brazilian Independence
, 1922-03-08

OF wns marriea m July MY
wife worked until then Before 7 was
married I was tho chief support of
my mother. MY wife's earnings be
hcrs marriage was 5000. May I claim
exemption as head Of a family with
MY mother dependent, or $4,000?
bridegroom
A-Yuu ezrn file srrsarate re+rrrrs ~
, 1922-03-08

mafce ono joint return for yourself
and wife. If you were tho chief SUD-
port of your mother on December 81.
1921. you can take of the additional
$500 for her Your exemption as a
married man Is $500.
, 1922-03-08
GONTRAGTSLETFOR S65,OOO IN
IMPROVEMENT WORKBY THE CITY
Gordon Construction Company Lands Contract for
Sanitary Sewer IN District No. 10 ON Low
Bid; Other Work Is Authorized

Contracts for improvements of city property costing over
$4,000 were awarded yesterday afternoon, following con-
sideration Of many bids submitted for the work by Casper
and outside contractors
The contracts let yesterday include plans for the develop
ment of sanitary sewer district No. 10; reveting the city
, 1922-03-08
PATENTS ON 14,145,1O4
ACRES ISSUED in FISCAL Year

March Sand patents for 14145,1o4
acres were issued by the land office between March 4, 1921,
and March 4, 1922, according to the interior departments
review made public today.
review made public here.
steads l6.I7l enlarged homeSteads and 1898 Stock-raising
, 1922-03-08

Five nations. including the United
States. have started erection OF pal
at Rio de Janetro for the inter
, 1922-03-08

Headaches From SlEht Colds
laxative BRoMo QUININE Tablets
relieve h Headache by curing the.
Cold A tonic laxative md germ de-
struyer. Ths genuine bears the sigma
ture of E w Grove Qe SURF you
get BROMoJ soc
, 1922-03-08

Jewefry ana watch repairing By ex.
pert worfmen. An work
Casper Jewelry Mig. Co. o-S Bldg.
, 1922-03-08

o-To decide a bet. arc Indians
subject 10 tho income Tx law?
Joe-Pete,
, 1922-03-08

can't and valuele< desert During the
year there were o a openings Of pub
&c land 10 entry on reclamation prof
ecss and 15.753 acres Of irrigated land
was app0rtioned to 27s veterans OF
tho world Wa.
, 1922-03-08

Former Gov. Fcnnfmore C~hattcrtoaI
OF Riverton. is a business visitor in
Casper today.
, 1922-03-08
FIUME LEADER
IS PROCLAIMED

LONDON. March 3. 49, iovsmni
Giuarati. deputy from Venice. has
been proclaimed head Of tho Bfume
government which will replace tho.
overthrown zanella regime. says 6
Central News dispatch from Rome to-
day Gfuarat was formerly Gabriel
d'Annunz1o. chief of cabinet at Ffume.
, 1922-03-08
ncome Tax Questions and Answers
Address All Inquiries on Income Tax to Income Tax
Editor, Casper Daily Tribune.

OF bought sr automobile nst
eyuar for my own private use and the
salesman told mo I could deduct the
war tax I paid on II from my next
: inrume n report Is this correct7
-SP-
A-No. you-cannot-deductsth war
: faL
Our company WINS Incorporated
! m tho middle of the year. July I to
. be- a Is II necessary to file an
7 income taI reportT A b C.
Ar you arc operating on n cal
!. ezriar year basis, It viii be necessary
for you to make n return, on which
you would be only allowed tho ex-
eunption OF $1,000. II your profits were
under $4,000 for the six months. If
you intend operating on a fiscal year
basts. send IN 4 return without any
figures, Just mentioning the fact that
you are operating on a fiscal year
hasfs-
The New York herald., 1922-06-13


Especially Instructors and Students.
The executives of rapidly growing cor
poration, the product of which is of excep-
tiora merit and In universal demand. are
earnestly seeking men and women OF sales
and executive ability to assist In the finan-
cial expansion of the business.
This is an opportunity for you TO secure
pleasant and highly remuneratlve employ
ment during your vacation. The work Is
dgnfied and consists of calling on high
class business men and presenting the details
Of excellent enterprise
II you are inexperienced In salesmanship
this need not deter you. as our system In
cludes complete instruction and constant
cooperation. Our statesmen work on definite
leads and sent out on live prospects.
thereby making big commissions.
II you have a friend who also has the
proper qualifications and an earnest desire
TO make money. bring him with you
Call week days from 10 10 II or TO 30
Saturdays 10 10. and interview
DIRECTOR OF SALES.
ROOM 110l, 700 SIXTH AVENUE.
COR 41ST ST.
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Statesmen

Last week we assigned twenty
well paid. permanent merchandise
selling positions TO men who had
been successful In selling our Sc
curity. Although our security is
now almost entirely placed. there
IL still a chance for a few more
men TO take the places OF these
twenty and OF the others who will
be transferred this week.
The new men will have the same
opportunity to prove themselves
and SO earn the highly desirable
permanent positions In our mer-
chandising department. meantime
earning liberal commissions.
Apply at room ] .0O6. TOO Sixth
avenue, Thursday. at 2 p. NJ. and
ask for Mr.. Coudert. Or write for
appointment.
The New York herald., 1922-06-13

SUPERINTENDENT OF uniform service. or
head mailman: man TO take entire charge OF
hall boys and elevator men; Sii3 month. no
meals: must have held similar position In
city hotel or club. Apply Manager, Hotel
Gotham. 5th av. and 55th
VACATION position-Teacher or advanced
student; pleasant; commission S2I3 for
rs days. Write Dept. D., 30j 9Th av.
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i,A HELP WANTEDm,Msle.a
EALESNIEN.

OFFICE boy wanted must be Christian.
American Can Co.. 100 West 42d ST., 9tli
floor
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..s.HELRsWANTED--Esnals.

Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMAKEB BEAUTY SCHOOL.
435 bth av., near goth, opp. Lord q Taylor.
Leading School In America.
Earn $50 weekly.
HAIRDREsSING AND MANICURTNo.
All branches taught: register now for high
position: we cannot fill the demand: reach
out now for success In an environment OF
wealth and refinement: day. evening classes.
We start you in business; easy terms. Write
or call for particulars. Tel. 1176 Wand.
AN INDEPENDENT income Is assured Will
fred Graduates of Hair and Beauty Cul-
ture. day. evening classes. Call. write VIII
fred Academy, 753 Ith av. (5Oth FtD. Tor
booklet II. Phone Circle 10220.
The New York herald., 1922-06-13
HELP WANTED-Male.

ASSISTANT physician wanted in high class
private sanitarium for nervous patients.
preference given to unmarried man, licensed
10 practice In State of Connecticut: the posi-
tion offers unusual opportunity for man
wishing 10 continue in institutional work ;
compensation first year 81. 900, with main
tenance. Address, giving full details. age
experience. education. reference. photograph
Y o053 Herald. $50 Broadway.
BOY. 1919, in sales department OF mer-
camille house: good opportunity for clean
cut and ambitious boy. Reply stating fuli
particulars and salary desired. Fox 313.
200 Cable Bldg.
BUTLER and valet experienced. Call
Tuesday, II A. NJ. apt. 9B. Fl East
SGD st.
CARETAKER, small furnished room house;
no small children: good opportunity to re-
sponsibe couple. Both call Wednesday. be-
tween and 0 p. NJ. 173 West Gath 81.
CHAUFFEUR GROOM;
EASY DRIVING: MUST GROOM
TWO SADDLE HORSES; REFER
- ENCES REQUIRED. REPLY, CIV
ING FULL PARTICULARS. TO
BOX Goa HERALD, $50 BROAD
WAY.
The New York herald., 1922-06-13
HELP WANTED--Fsnale.

HELP WAkEE0-Fenale.
GIRL. neat. white. assist washing. walt
ing: wages $35: carfare paid. Mrs. Solo
mon. 317 w. seth. Call e-12.
GOvERNEss
TO TAKE CHARGE OF 3 BOYS, s. z. 10;
STATE FORMER EXPERIENCE AND MA
TIoMALITY; ] e. JACOBSON p. O. BOX
GOVERNESS, young woman. refined. edu-
Gated. to take care OF year old girl.
Apply 542 West 1l2th. apartment 6-E.
HOUSEWORKER = Professional woman
wants responsible person to take charge
and do work of apartment for family OF
two adults references required. Telephone
Rhinelander 2t94.
HOUsEwORKER, competent. white. good
cook; washing; small family $50 W.
ssth
Adults; references. Riverside 9966. Mrs. r.
Lavains. 229 w. 97th st.
LADY'S Helper.-Middle aged girl woman
to assist lady and old gentleman plain
sewing; references. Apply Hotel Majestic.
Apartment 1040.
LAUNDRESS. first class. willing TO go to
Deal. y. j. Call between 1o-i1 A. NJ. 40
West seth.
LACNDREss. competent. by the day. Unger,
80 West 18TH st.
LAUNDREss, white. by day. Call. bring
reference. Wheelock. 9as 9th av
NURSE, white to assist with chamber work: !:
good wages; summer In Mamaroneck. ref
erence. Tel. westchester 3343 1910 Nc
Graw av
SALESwOMEN.
Especially Instructors and Students.
The executives OF rapidly growing cor
poration. the product of which is OF excep-
tioDal merit and In universal demand. are
earnestly seeking men and women of sales
and executive ability to assist in the finan-
cial expansion of the business.
This is opportunity for you TO secure
pleasant and highly remunerative employ
ment during your vacation. The work is
dignified and consists OF calling on high
class business men and presenting the details
of an excellent enterprise.
il you are inexperienced In salesmanshlp
this need not deter you, as our system in
cludes complete instruction and constant
cooperation. Our statesmen work on definite
leads and are sent out on live prospects.
thereby making big commissions.
IL you have a friend who also has the
proper qualifications and an earnest desire
to make money. bring her with you.
Call week days from 10 to 12 or 2 to 4 80; I;
Saturdays to 10. and interview
DIRECTOR OF SALES,
ROOM 1101, 703 SIXTH AVENUE,
COR. 4lST ST.
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.,v.HEJP WANTEAr-Maleu,
YOUNG MEN-sINGLE.

YOUNG MEN-sINGLE.
We require several young men of
good personality and with reasonable
education TO be trained In
TELEPHONE CENTRAL OFFICE
INSTALLATION WORK.
The work Is light. clean and highly
interesting TO young men Of the best
type; no previous mechanical expert
ence necessary.
Those who are ambitious to assume
supervisory responsibilities will find
ample opportunities for development.
Call
WESTERN ELECTRIC CO.. Inc.
INSTALLATION TRAINING SCHOOL,
135 WEST 17TH ST, NEW YORK,
OR
224-226 MARKET ST,
COLUMBIA BLDG. NEWARK. N. J.
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Statesmen. two, high class,
wanted. who can furnish best Of
references and are willing to work.
To the right man we can make a
financial proposition which will
appeal strongly. Our work Is con-
fined to New York city. Com
munications held strictly confiden-
tial Commission basis. q i47
Herald. Herald square.
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LIGHTING FIXTURES.
YOUNG MAN. ASSISTANT DESIGNER
AND SALESMAN OF EXCLUSIVE LIGHT
ING ,t,c@ EIcX@TuREs: @ L DEsIRIMG TO CONE TO
OF THE LARGEST MANUFACTURERS OF
THE PACIFIC COAST; UNUSUAL OPPOR-
TuNTTY. WRITE FULL PARTICULARS
AND PAST EXPERIENCES. ANGELUs
LIGHTING FIXTURE CO, INC. 213
WEST 4TH ST.. Los ANGELES, CALL
FORNIA.
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SECURITY statesmen.

SECURITY statesmen.
Established concern. manufactur-
ing and marketing staple food
product. Is arranging FOR an extep-
sive expansion. This move provides
remarkable opportunity for
number OF potential. high caliber
statesmen to Join our organization.
We will train successful appli-
cants In every detail Of the manu-
featuring and selling OF our prod
4 uct and the administration OF our
company.
The work at first will consist
OF selling the securities on a COM
mission basis. This Is a splendid
opportunity for men with proper
qualifications to become well es-
tablished with a rapidly growing
organization OF liberal policies.
The experienced statesmen will
find upon investigation that this
is a most wonderful opportunity.
The applicant Will receive close CO.
operation and genuine leads.
Call between 10 and 1 and and
every day this week.
KAFEx INCORPORATED.
26th Floor. Bush Building.
130 West 42d ST..
NEW YORK CITY.
OUT OF TOWN statesmen.
PLEASE WRITE.
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SALEsWOMEN.

am looking for a particular type
of woman who Is inherently honest,
who can faithfully represent an Or
ganization of national reputation and
record. Regardless of your present
occupation you may be that type Of
woman whom I can place in posi-
tion to earn not less than $1,000 a
year.
MIR. HILL, 1101. 100 WEST 42D ST.
The New York herald., 1922-06-13

statesmen
call for IS minute analysis OF your future
and how we control that which will enable
you TO earn $4,000 during the balance OF
This year. Suite 1903 Borden Bldg, $50
Madison at 45th at.
SALESMEN-Security opening for two high
class statesmen 10 complete organization:
only men with past records can ut; Radio
Corporation sensation OF years leads and
full cooperation: attractive commission con-
tract. S 210S Herald. Herald SO.
Statesmen to explain service proposition to
doctors and business people; nothing to
sell; high commission; can work In city or
travel. Particulars, room 210l, ITO w. 4Oth.
SALESMAN to sell bedding to the furniture
trade good opportunity to the right party
Majestic Bedding Company, 1901 Sd av.. cor
ner Gath ST.
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LIGHTING rIXTIrRES.

JAPANESE chauffeur butler for country I:
wages S15; reference. Call between IL and
2. 119 West list.