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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-31
LARGEST ATTENDANCE
IN STATE FAIRS HISTORY
Big" Thursday Breaks Record in
Point os Numbers--lhrongs
Gather on Midway
Tie Sattc. ..

The Satte. -.
Big Thursday maintained It's rcpu-
tacion yesterday as the day when the
attendance and the enthusiasm at the
state fair reached high water Ena-k.
D. C. Ellison, treasurer, estimated
late las, night that the number Of
paid admissions was $4,000 The
nunl2er OF paid admissions or Thurs
day Of the far CT 1921 was 20,551,
according to the record. No record
was Kept yesterday Of the number of
persons who entered on membership
cards and on passes. only those who
paid being registered at the tarll-
stiles.
Of course t!lere were hundreds who
were admitted on membership cards
and on passes. the figures above being
those for paid admissions. Holders
Of passes and membership cards did
not pass through the turnst:les, so
that no record was kept of their num-
Der.
Early in the morning, hours before
the football classic was scheduled to
begin. by foot, automobile, street car,
bicycle and horse drawn vehicle, the
pepole began moving towards the fair
grounds. 1t was movement not
confined to Columbia nor indeed TO
R;ch!and county out extended to
towns and villages miles distant from
the capital, for South Carolina had
her eyes turned toward Columbia
and not only her eyes but thousands
of fivvers too, and they came from
village and town and hamlet and
far.n-it was the great day of the
fair, a day when more people in the
state were thinking Of one single
thing than on any other day of the
year perhaps.
Acres of Automobiles
In a short time, there were literal
iiy acres of automobiles parked n
: fields around tae fax grounds. TIE
ro&GwSys leading % ,n= fair grcancs
were l9nsG wi::. ca.s ard the fields
, Tere parked SO rh:cKly with machines
hat it would have been possible for
:! long legged man to have stepped
rom top to top and 10 have walked
ever acres. The thousands Of auto
mobiles were a revelation to scores
f citizens who had entertained a no.
ion that the bell weevil had about
robbed the citizerry Of South Caro-
ina of the "iast dust Of neal in the
barrel. Gasoline costs money, and
most automobiles don't care how
much gas they burn. Sc that Big
Thursday demonstrated the fact that
some people still have some cash rat
Ting around the place.
Furthermore, it was well dressed
crowd, and crowd that spent money
with considerable freedom. The
shows and riding devices along The
midway were patronized literally;
the restaurants could hardly wait or
their customers; the ice cream stands
and soft drink b!ishnents We're
kept busy during a good part of the
day handling customers cooling edi-
bies; the grandstand at the race track
was almost full during the horse rae
es and altogether there was consider
able evidence that cash was changing
hands.
Thousa nds Sec Exhibits
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-31

When It was called "a day" las,
night. the officials Of the far had
reason 70 feet gratitied At ;ilc Interest
.:.a people Of South Carolina had
Shown n "lh"ir far"
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PERSONALS

Mayor Robertson won. i1 Kctcf.. En o.rIr in Ono u0a. on nrole onaI huHn.# and win rc.wu on m cr.y noIl
 o.ure pma chic. ot thc H.I Division o. .He U s Land ol I.e win b. n0"oHeor on .ho A.1- mod. for .H. westward en route .n Ha.ram. uo plan. To re.wm nr'y In IuH
 M william LI0hc Ioft lnH Wo.I u ooUo to join her hu.hmd who Is making preparations for one
 .us in f0o meat hu.no" at lHal n.aee.
 M# IT, V. Hu.H and Hou. Wareu O. HHna nmref oH inr IcUcnon H. fore par. O. Che Woos tor a short lIHt ho..
 L.. Hm.an and Martin IIm ol s..u.r who ue.. hare for two month. in m. capacity O. Iuon Ic.t for IHrr hom. oa One E.obe.h Non- day u.ehl
 Hanr. w Wucr who operate. n prom ue mine u Che Muy Ho- low r.o. hn.E from Hnuea Wu rm.HHoIul ur wrar on Che a.t trip ol ,na Princess Marry
 
 Joe Snow of he city Dock aan ul. ou.hhuunf na meor lhia u.... going n. one O. Che guard" 70. Tony Hon. am .uluo mHn. Mr. sn0. win win .naud .omc lmo a. mHm I'm EaHon Wmh.ne ton rH.r. m. VII onieaTor to drive IHe rHelmHIm out of h.a ar..em.
 N A. C. Campbell ief on .h. rHn.. NHr Monday morning ou nm .l..nIoI visit lo Seattle and n.H.r points i'm tro south L..tI H. Dorothy HuEko accompanied Thor and win mand several wccN uH nmI. and ro'alve. n, ao1.t'l and r.o'ma
 M W. II CHHe who camc hor. from s.HI. two weeks ar1 ou hw .u... returned .nutn ou Che Prnc. Mr N.nH.r morning.
 N o s wmHe who haa boon ... .H... n. ur. E J white for th. I.n H..I.. win be- u1r.Hhoun. n...u... .n tH. Qucan on route 'o H.r home IH WmIaHore Nu FIem i'm. h boon visiting Iu California .n.. Int. in December
 rr.un. m. of lr. r & Ian, onto. wa. nm arrival ou tHe ..aam
 u N.m.I. .I..r aH oTtandei F.0.' |n fHr .utHH. fo WaH Ho.omp'n.o. Hom. ny hi. Hr Tom. Ir.
 Im. Y. VrIc IeH today oH III. e...r. for N.arie cau.a. u.. uH.-. .Ho win vial, wIth hc rr u. Uo summer Hr hW hnI uI. i. ..ut cnEIuoor H ... road I.mrmrH. ol ho Forestry
 U.. accompanied H.r aH Hr a rH.-.Hu-e wH.I. nj. work u.I Hm
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OUR LONG SUIT
 IS BLUEBERRIES

A leuor from Che hed ol the
 nooI of Journalism oI lhe uuVor alr o. Washington roruo lue fHHf mmmu uu h hIuaoeu.o m part of nm NH..n dinner to le .nreI Ht Unouo.. spring meeting o. .Hc Ha"H- ne.m aale rroH Association lo ho held u Semitic H.E. Iumwr Hw boon received by Secretary Wnt.m 0' Che Io.l. Comm.o.u. Association. Hor. man fhat ,le rolue Has been urnuh'r acted on and .H. blue. heruo. win bo supplied m durol whether by ihe pound ur .on even .f mumhem 0I IHr association arc r.- rurod lo nonc.ruI. tho laan dlla danE and d.mn r..roaiH Whcr. buohcrHo. nou lo procure .hm Indeed. It m highly rn n'o Cha. n hIuehcrrrea.heuue h. H.I b. hold .amolme I'm Angus. or Ih.H year and nrze win He 0ue..I tor lHH Humer rvruIIon bucket oI hoT." .Hul ar0 wholly Iror from I..F. and .mmUu. from worm. More Ohm two Q. Che nUrr win mot mUHc tI. U'u.. .Un' fo eg0n favorable mention and tHro. win mno-I H.. standing aa member ol lhc o..uuou. V Ia mot known how thc be-r.m maF he served
 whether Iu uI.. ahor.ol.e or witch sugar and cream Possibly .HoE mH bc manufactured into w.ue Hu One manner Of service Ia none 1. our au. non An wo ore expected to do .H supply thc berries and lHat win b. done hlrrue drouII and .1H. runt famine
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sr..... ... H.. over. sunday n. T. in m. church o. cma .m s.m Society ol Juneau m .n sr. te....n Hn.u and s.H ... sr rH. HH... sunday WN n. s .". H..r
 e.... school n. Ie.I. D. m.
 Wr.U. Testimonial m.0..ne .. N... n m.
 r....r aeu.. Reading Room . Room N.'mr n.... o.W H. .UH. sunday. and holidays ..n ... n | and N t' . D. m U.n.e ...rr from 10 E
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
TIE aTKA TRIBUHE

Volume !. No. or Che sitka Tribune. sldnoy D. Charles editor and publisher. has reached this of- ncc. tho nnt publication having been on May i2. The Tribune is Gyo-column quarto and. judging from Che number of advertisements lt carricl Che rosIlonts Of Sltka arc behind it to man. 10 is neat and attractive uttlo paper and we be- speak for it all kinds of success. Mr.. Charles is am experienced newspaper man. versatile writer, a good mixer and a good fellow That he win succeed beyond his iondest eE- poctGuona is foregono conclusion.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
NEXT YEARS OFFICERS
 FOR P-T. "A. CHOSEN

ht Che meeting of One Juneau Parent Teacher Association hold ln He oH00I assembly room Tueday mehL One ia.t meeting of Ono present
 school yoar Che following oa.com Wore Hoctod for the ouau.ug yclr as lor1u
 pladont Mr George Maud; vIcc ur..dont GIayar q. utufi secretary, and re.mar Mu Alma Kirkland; executive committee. Prof. JE Lauz. M M Cmahr M 8 Whittier and Row. w. A. AIIou Tho pros.- Imi u.ar announced committee 0u member hiu as lo.ioWH M B Sumo mer um L D. Henderson. Mrs c. E Humd. Rev. c. e Bruce and I H HuHm
 Tn. next meeting of Iho asaoc.a. uon win be hold Che 0nl Tuesday in September
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
GODS TO sITKI H0lE

James Km who haa boon .u tn.H portion of Awkn. mostly com Doug ua leland Whor. hc was employed by Che Trc.iWoI Company since Iah.. uaH passenger on One Spokane nI. woeE for sI..1 whore He entered Che p.ouoar Homo 'Jim ho-n Il. one of One be.. known o.d.mer in n.s par, O. tho Territory and hi. friends WHh for h.m l r.e.ul um. m hi. now UutIrHumHu'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
YorrH DREAMS ARM

Alex samIoI de'iycrvmau for thc conumer sIorc had Che m.sfor mu. Io hrolE ouo ol lho wrist bones 70. I. uaHt arm Wednesday while oranNue Ford do.icory cw While He Injured nrm .H getting on as we'll could he expected. il win be uec- e.aHIy bo worn In sling for some Nm. 10 come.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
BUYs GARFIELD H0IE

Mr. and NrH J. IT. re.neN au.F.a tne fore par. O. Che Wo.. from ee't- n. and win maEe Iun0.u tH..r 0nm. They hFe purchased lHe uu. Car HcII home ou Gold Hr.t avenue Mr. pnr.c. H fIe now ...noHHHW in Che customs on.re having been I.- omUy appointed Iu I.. roHtun 0' Collector J. U Mcbride.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
MRS CHENEY COMING

Mrs E R claree witch her ou IarE win ar.re on .he Prime. Louae next Tu.daE orouu. for .He nurno.c of spending ale" Woo.. in Juneau They win he guests H' One homo Of Che lomora HonheW z N Bradford The Chwor resided tn Juneau previous t0 Mr. lhwe. death fHraa ralr ago.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
SOCIAL NOTES

Mn. J. "A. .... Mn. M Morley and Nm M cue e.t. u birth. ... part. .t m. home of Mrs. O"o in n.H. u. Mrs. IT, H. u.rH h u0.. delightful afternoon VII. one loved HU .I
 MT. J. White entertained Ono Friday club witch n WH.Hr'H m ru.|.. for MT" .'.m". .. WH.I0r. who |. H.I. ou . r..t -. n. H"m..
 Mrs. Im. H Hm..r and two .r'Ur.. u e|.. arrived n" .H. sr..HH. and W.| ..HI 'rrne week" ...". MT" HH.H.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
CHURCH NOTICES
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..|
 e..r m..Hr. worship U. -. Sub. ... Cooperation.
 smr .... .. I-.L.. Now member. .r. coming Iu eger Sunday rrI aI.n our HIIeI Hl.m Wo Hra rn.. Y. .. nH.. rH-. .0.u "0." Ono. U.n..
 Junior I.u. HI moo. .. Hn.m.. I..eu. -. u..'r... l.. f.r m.mH.. r.. ...W ..e allure m.r. o. Tn. rr. "." n..F"' t..- e..Ur. T. ...rH. o. "m. H.Hn- u.".. ". U..o.N s..... N Forms m e.u.. r... m. U|.I !" H. thought. .. m. ..... ..aH. I..-.ou U... Uur| ..em.
 w. Allen. ..".
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
GOES TO COLD BAY

Ou Hu# formerly W..H .h. l.II .or0o %. tHe United sa.o. Land OIte IoIl on the steamer Watson Tuesday for Cold Har where Inc owns a number oI oI .Ia.m. He "as ao eamr.meI M w. IT, Gu'H and Steve Nu.1uo. who" m H.. H.m n surveying hi. e...m.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
COURT OFFICIALS
 GO TO KETCHiKAA

Iudre T. fI R.oI uHr... '..oI- nov. A. c. sHoun Deputy D.wa w. B King and other ooIr. official. Ie.. or Che Jefferson Tu.IHr for No.rh. IEar whore n session ol lhe l..r... .our. Was opened ou Choir arrival. Tho .0..'on win mot bo O. nE .nn.
 siderable duration a bu. .." D.. nm. dmanIu. horrur No grand jury u1s cmn.no'ei and n !. thought two or t1re. ue0.a win conclude One business n H understood Ono court omc.aIa win ..on. Ht Wwneoi on he way back 'o Imo1u for One purpose O. lo.d.rr naturalization -------
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
JOE MILLER BACK
 AFTER LONG TIME

Jo. Miller. for many years a aIor i'm Juncau but who has been uHur for eight ycara returned on Che Spokane and win probably make HIa homo hrre Hc says ihe outside H mo. uwInr at Che present umc. Mr. Miller owns Che building iu which Ono Gem Ice Cream Pu.0u are .oatod
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
SCHOOL CHILDREN
 AND AGRICULTURE
Efforts Being Launched lo m.ra. Youth of Community in Pro-
 posed Fan EoIr

rm and uo-.'ouIm. l f Au.r.on. chairman 70. IH. H.r com m.I... U. m. Io..I o0mme..
 ...Uon hos prepared n plan .o. mU.-. n. .0Hoo. children o. m. portion n. Che Territory Tn .rr ..mn . and school cmm oH.. L n H.n|eHH |. a....uu. in One goo. H.-. h. having .nHI broad.
 Che uIoWn. mnouH..moH. which contain. I.. II.t o. ur.e and award. prepared Hr Mr. Anderson.
 .TH... H h. a.r for aHH.0. ..H.n ha.r hold n. Juneau he. unue 0n I.nor unN September |. I0.e n H planned Io m... .H" .n. o. the n..... e.en. 0r.r hold m .Hn Territory w. W.I .a c.. I.. .umHo. n. .I .r. HHo'. .HI Irn .n tH. Junior Department i'm which Hu he o.o.0l n. .o-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
ALAMEDA CARRIES
 CAPACITY CROWD

Tho steamship Alameda n. DOT. hH morning ou route from a.. .tuo Io westward nHn" "..I oH. ure.He clreo of .e.eH. and aI hor n.Heuer accommodations occupied. fnc-e being tHrc. H'uu" a. One nhI. On .He Alameda were many oIdHmon bound IHr .H. Interior rler wutor.na m tI. 0u.H0e. The
 steamer W h.re from shortly ..Ie. | mU IH.#N
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
BAND TEACHER IS
 TO BE EMPLOYED

m. .0mm.r..H. Association .. n. u.I.I.. m...r. THuHIHr I...i.I ." employ nm instructor for IHo band for u period 0. u. 'o... two m'HI". Good ..H... H. m. uro.r. o. '.. band H... mH|. Hu. ... H.. r.
 lender H..H. apparent. |. WI" ......I f. .mH.. 0.. for ... Hor.uI u.".
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
MuE HOST s0luEBS
 DIMES HIS FRIENDS

Complimentary to Judge Charles IT mmeII p-. dent ol fho Alaska Agricultural College and School of Muo Landlord H J s1mmer Of
 ne Glunoau h0tol gave a dinner TuaIar evening in tho hotel clle when those present wore. Judge HmueIL Governor B0no Colonel s.cee John w. Troy p. R. Bradley L u. Henderson, George A. Parks. n L Faulkner c u Flory J E. r..ua. E. H White and fhc host
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
TO ELECT OFFICERS
 AT MEETING TONIGHT

".. . H om. .nH VI" h. hold our.. i'm ... ... ... ... Tor H".| """ . IT. ". "
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

....u .n One prizes N
 hHr. ribbon. WI hc awarded .' Hl. winners may always H.F. ro mInI.. u. II.r .....
 "A mef.I u.I he awarded for ... ... collection m Foe.Hh.e
 IH. H. collection 0. NoWO" HU In. awarded n trophy i'm .H. form 0. . .un. II" run VII. HO .H... .H.. .- r. N..
 .NI .0n....HHI must grow HoH own I.... and re.a.H0... hH. may mr.H.. young r.mu m Che a"r.n. .. u.H .rI. ".. generally H'".
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

Nm Wnn.red Jones O. One fa0n- ion returned on tho Princes Mary from four months. visit to Portland and has aelu taken persona. charge Of Hrr I0r. n.ro
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
ED sHOLM RETURNS
 HOME WITH BRIDE

Ed sh0Iu. Who WIlh h.H hIn.hor conduct. n nrom H.us fox farm on Hogan ..ml. wa. a passenger from smIIe on the Spokane IhnrdHf night whom hc was accompanied by h.a br.de They went ou ,o aI.H vhore launch win moe. .hom to nrrr thm I1 lher future homo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
DENTAL BOARD FILLED

Governor Hm. m. named Dr. W. n....r HI K...Han 'o NN n r..u.. uH... in. 0ma tm. has eN ...I n. m. T.H..r. n.nH. Ho'rI
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20
sbylean Church .Hr G U UuoeI

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 sunday ....' .. IfaHc ..ia N0uu. worship -. Ii.0" Sub .... rH. Lamp in .r. H.0H.r H0n.r. worship IT. h'. Sub. ... |.. E... I.".
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

Morning Prayer and .crmon. II.00. suu..r .hooI i-.'.
 Nu .U.U.n. .rr...
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

Hsad One s.ra.Isr Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-05-20

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as we'll as to rem ovate old pieces.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22

SALESMAN = IMPORT HOUSE DEALING
WITH pREsSMAKERS AND LADIES'
TAfLORS. ARE OPEN FOR YOUNG MAN
FOR NEW YORK CITY TRADE. AND
ALSO ONE FOR ROAD; STATE IN FULL,
CONFIDENCE EXPERIENCE. SALARY.
&C. G 1850 HERALD. HERALD SO.
sALEsMEN.
W1rsed-Men with practical speciality
periencs accustomed TO earning 500 per
week In commissions none others need
apply. Call Monday, store 2l3 West SD e.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

ACCoUNTANcY--tiradu bookkeepcr t2,,.
wide experience. married, wishes connection
with New York certified accountant. 500
Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILL WALTER GERARD KIRwooD, for
Inerly OF the Bank of Montreal and OF the
Asia Banking Corporation, or anybody
knowing his whereabouts, please COMMUNE
CATE with the Rev. w. Il. SMITH, The
vicarage. Andover Hants, England?
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
sALEsMEN.

I am looking for q particular
type of man or woman who Is In
herentIy honest who can faithfully
represent an organization OF ma
tionai reputation regar rdiess OF
your present occupation: you may
be that type OF man or woman
whom ! can place In position
TO earn not less than 5000 per
year: not q stock proposition.
Apply. Suite ]. 10 w. 3ist st.; ask
for Mr.. Brown.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
MEN

MEN.
Will you work hard for few months from
home officer Qualify for factory training
(expenses paid then take up permanent
association with largest company OF It's kind
in non-competitive field, with compensation
future to q man over 2s, OF neat appearance
and good address. NJ. r. A. Co. 18th floor.
1910 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
HELP WANTED-MaIe.

THE NEW YORK, NEW HA-
VEN & HARTFORD RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
MEN WANTED.
Permanent positions for
competent men whose work
is satisfactory as:
Machinists-s6c. 20 7be. per hour
Boiiermakers-6Tc. 70 T5c. per hour.
Blacksmiths--6Sc TO Toe. per hour.
Electrical workers-65c. to 75c. per hour
Car Inspectors a. Repairmen--o8c. per hour.
Helpers-first year, 45 cents per hour. fS
The above rates are those agreed upon with
Committee OF Mechanical Department As
sociation.
This Is not q strike against the railroad
10 IL strike waged against a reduction IN
rates OF pay ordered by the United States
Railroad Labor Board. effective July i,e
1922 -
Apply o A. NJ. to p. NJ TO superIn-
tendents office at f57d 81. and Willis av.
Bronx. N. Y.
F. NJ. Clark, superintendent
New York, New Haven and
Hartford r. r.. Co.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22

SALESMAN, young man. 20-25 years, In
Jewellers tool and supply business; call on
trade in city. one with experience In. selling
and IN the line preferred. state particulars.
Box isn. zoo broadway. room 212.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22

PERFUMERY SALESMAN.
D'Orsry of Paris, leading French perfuner.
and now in New York, Is desirous OF en-
gaging three experienced perfumery men !;
one for the Middle West: one for the Far
West, and for the Atlantic coast: cap
able of organizing and supervising selling
force In these sections. Only experienced
men who take their work seriously con-
sidered Salary and commission. Address
by letter only. giving full particulars.
DOrsay. 11G East 2Nth ST.. New York city.
Statesmen.
II you are over 25 and under As
IF you believe you are worth more than you
are getting
IF you have enthusiasm. personal force and
character
If you would like to get out of the nut and
make more money
Call at the newly opened branch office Of
one of New York's most substantial and sue
cessful sales organizations at Room 110i,
No. so East 42d ST.. at 1880 o'clock to-day
and tomorrow.
Sales experience is desirable but not es-
sentiai Fourteen ealesmen Will be employed
at this office. The first fourteen who
qualify will land the jobs.
Do not call unless you can stay 10 attend
a meeting where the whole plan will be dis
cussed.
This is a sales opportunity that should ap-
peal to the best statesmen in the metropolitan
district.
The New York herald., 1922-08-22
SITUATIONS wANTED-Femal.


BooKKEEPER. expert. broad experiences.
double entry. controlling accounts. prepara-
tion trial balances. financial statements. well
grounded in principles OF accountancy, quaii-
fled 70 make audits. university graduate, de-
sires to enter high grade business house (;
salary $40. Trustworthy. $40 Herald. $50
Broadway.
BOOKKEEPER--Three years experience full
charge, controlling accounts, competent
conscientious worker. References. moderate
salary. r lao Herald. Har EN-.
LOOkkEEPER, beginner, Wishes stead DO
sition. Shirley Schwartz. "a E. 5sth. Plaza
1904.
BOOKKEEPER, experienced, knowisdee
typewriting; qualified TO assume charge.
j.. 2fs Il. 35th.
CHAMBERMAID-wA WAITRESS. competent:
suburbs: s65. wettler's Agency. 20 w. 4sd.
CHAMBERMAID. experienced. settled wom-
an; neat: quick. active. Box 63. 1899 80 av.
COL.iEsb girl wants half time. Call or
wr''" Wade. III weat 136th.
COOK, settled woman: excellent cooking
references: $65; city. country. 1880 Madi-
son av.
COOK, experienced, wishes position with pri-
vate family; references. versterre, f0o5
Lexington av.
COOK, good, wishes position private family
rcfc -encor. BOX 90. sIs I'd av
COOK, housework no Laundry. city: $i5.
letter.. swenson. lao West 9sth
COOK, eapable entir, enarse, lly. no iaun-
dry; ss5. Box $40. lato prcadway Arcade.
COOK or homework, experienced. Finnish
wages $40. Mott Haven 57s5.
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PATTI do not seek TO change your plans, but
want ten minutes talk with you TO relieve
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Miscellaneous.

CLOTHING STORE
FOR RENT-AN ESTABLISHED CLOTHING
STORE: VACATED OCTOBER 1. INQUIRE
I. LANG. 142b nth Ay., ALTOONA. Pa.
PATENTS ROUGHT AND SOLD.
DONALDSON. 40 West 9th. Bryant s106.
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For Sale.

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