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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
BULLETS FAIL TO STOP
BULL; FARMER KILLED

MANITOWOC, Wis.-Michael Bic
derer, GA, farmer living near Cato,
Wis, was attacked by an angry bull
Monday suffering injuries causing his
death ten minutes later. Four bullets
were fired at the animal by Frank
Biederer, son Of Mr.. Biederer, but
failed to stop the charge of the bull.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
GIRL TENNIS PLAYERS
ANKLE BROKEN IN FALL

KENOSHA, Wis.-Miss Charlotte
Oaks met unusual injury here while
playing tennis. She leaped into the
air to return a serve and fell to the
ground In the fail her LETT ankle was
broken.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
FARMER LOSES SAVINGS

EVANSVILLE, Wis.-Chas. PIewke
was thrifty and stored his money, $131
in a small box in the barn. 1t disap-
peared simultaneously with another
employee for whom the sheriff is look
ing.
One can bear grief, but it takes two
to be glad.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
SHERIFF'S WIFE TO RUN
FOR JEFFERSON OFFICE

JEFFERSON, Wis.-Sheriff 4. NJ.
Woelfer of jefferson county is ineligi-
BILE for reelection thla ar but his
wife will be candidate for the Office,
il was announced last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14

Some women's ideas of happiness
consist in supposing themselves the
envy of all their friends.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
SOUTHWESTERN WIS. GUERNSEY ASSN SALE


pavilion
per heada ndth $14166.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-14
HAZEL GREEN cow ASSN TESTING REPORT
REPORT OF Hazel GREI

GREEN
record of the in the Haze
pounds
period thirty
Official j. HAVEY secretary
Nance oil
LonrvT
Pnndio Rrotnee fil1e- Grade Guernsey 10
COON
IonryT
Wilkinson Aice-Grade Jesey---13 1918 40 90
IA EIolsten averaged 46 pounds OF
averaged AZ pounds Of
"a
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SALGsMEN--we arc going to open several
branch offices In Greater New York and
New Jersey, and want high caibered men to
20 on our staff at once, where they will have
for the positions as managers of these Of
fices: a good commission income can be
opportunity Is $4,000 a year and up commis-
sion; permanent income: prominent firm Of
New York brokers offers this real career in
stock exchange securities positively no pro-
motion stocks). Phone for appointment
Bowling Green 1895. or address Box 600
Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
s A l. e s NJ A N.

Unusual opportunity: well known national
for man of character and dependability: the
work requires travelling and man capable
Win qualify the position is permanent: ex-
penses advanced; in answering state your
experience selling, age. &c.
Address by letter. Secretary. room SOC, 1901
Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

sALEsMAN.-YoUNG STOCK SALESMAN
WANTED BY DOWNTOWN FIRM. SELL
ING STOCK OF A PACKAGE COFFEE DIS
TRlBUTING CORpORATION. OF WHICH
Nh y 5lt; COPELAND T0WMSENn, TOWNS LESSEE De
PRESIDENT: ANOTHER DIRECTOR WAS
FORMERLY PRESIDENT OF THE Ma
DERFuL COFFEE IS NOW USED AT
FAMOUS "BRAZILIAN COFFEE HOUSES
''ELKS CLUB" PARK AVENUE HOTEL"
&C.: ONE COLLEGE MAN. NO PREVIOUS
STOCK EXPERIENCE, MADE S12O FIRST
WEEK OUT; ANOTHER YOUNG MAN OF
SALARY OR COMMISSION: WORK ON
LIVE LEADS AND MAIL STOCKHOLD-
ERS: EXPERIENCE UNNECESSARY. AD-
DRESS BIG FUTURE, BON A $50 HER
AID, $50 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
8 A L z S NJ e N.

After you have answered what you believe
to be the best appeal In the Herald for high
class statesmen and you are still undecided
as to Just the best connection and you are
really open for work. here Is an opportunity
to Join the largest organization OF It's kind
in the country where other high class sales
men have earned So, 900 and more.
II you do not object to travelling and you
are big enough to see the value of prepara-
ton, would be interested in having q heart
to heart talk.
Sales involve large amounts, hence the rea-
son we only consider big caliber snlesmen.
Write fully age. experience. &c. z 21e7
Herald. 16th st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
YouYG WOMEN.

YOUNG WOMEN.
LARGE NEW YORK DEPARTMENT
STORE. CARRYING HIGH GRADE
LINES OF MERcHANpIsE. DE-
sIREs TO RECEIVE ApPL1cA-
rIoNs FROM YOUNG WOMEN BE-
TWEEN AGES OF 25 AND so WHO
HAVE Al LEAST A HIGH SCHOOL
EDucATIox FOR DEVELOPMENT
IN MERCHANDISE LINE. EXPERI-
ENcu IN MERCHANDISE Is NOT
ESSENTIAL; A GOOD ruNDA-
MENTAL EDUCATION. AMBITION
AND A DESIRE TO DEVELOP
ALONG THE LINES OF BUYING
AND SELLING HIGH GRADE MER-
cHANDIsE. PERSONALITY AND
EXECUTIVE TALENT. ARE RE
cu1REMENTs FOR A SUCCESSFUL
CAREER IN THE BUSINESS IN
WHICH THESE OPENINGS EXIST.
BOX 557 200 CABLE BUILDING.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
SALESMAN.

SALESMAN.
We have an opening for a salesman TO
take charge Of the sales Of our new apart
ment house telephone: must have had ex-
perience In selling architects. electrical con-
tractors and builders; must be able to
correspond and handle all Of the details
connected with this department; a good
opening with possibility of future advance
ment TO man who can qualify: in order
to secure attention applicants must submit,
complete data OF their past experience.
qualifications, &C., together with salary ex-
pected to start; IL possible give telephone
number for interview. Address President,
care of box n NJ. room 1901. 220 w. 42d st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
HELP wANTED-MALE.
sALEsMEN WANTED.

An excellent opportunity Is offered
to five good speciality statesmen who
understand covering small towns and
country store trade. The line con-
sists OF liroleums. felt base floor
coverings and rugs.
The basis Is straight commission,
with advances for travelling expenses
to men who can produce a clean
record. Men need not have experience
In the above line, but must be able to
show that they have successfully sold
specialties TO the above trade. Sc
lected applicants Will be schooled for
a number OF days In the fundamentals
Of the line.
Tho earning opportunities are only
limited by salesman's ability, the
average of our mems earnings being
about 1925 per week.
In replying. advise IL you own a
Ford car. Reply p. o. Box 3f4.
Madison Square Station. n. Y. city.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

STOCK Salesmar-Established company earn
ing substantial profits win issue small
block OF stock: high class man who can
place some quickly among his own clients. on
commission basis, can subsequently arrange
for very profitable and pleasant work dur
ing winter months in Florida. u 1896
Herald. Fulton st.
VALET. NURSE.
Valet. nurse for young gentleman lamc:
assist butler when needed: salary $75; per-
sonal reference must be given with applca-
tion for position. y. o. box 696. Woodmere.
l.. +.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SCHOOL boys, steady. spare time work, S3
or more weekly, according to ability, train
ing for junior statesmen. experience unneces-
sary. Write stating age, telephone number.
school hours and section you know best, or
call Sd floor, ia West 41st. See Mr.. Gil
hart.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SALESMAN WANTED FOR NEW
ny YORK; BRoWkE4N WksI roSPs AHP NHWARK IWifsSl
MAN WELL ACQUAINTED AND
CAPABLE OF SECURING LARGE
VOLUME OF BUSINESS; THIS is
ONE OF THE STRONGEST LINES
AND WILL Br1 ATTRACTIVE TO A
MAN OF HIGH CALIBER. APPLY
CONFIDENTIAL. II Ge2 HERALD.
$50 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SALESMAN WANTED BY A PROMINENT
rood CONCERN FOR WESTERN PENN
SSLvANIA. OHIO, MICHIGAN AND LOCAL
MAN FOR CITIES OF PHILADELPHIA
AND PITTSBURGH. Pa: NO ATTENTION
GIVEN FLOATERS AND ONLY RESPON-
SfBIE MEN WILL BE ENGAGED: APPLY
FOR INTERVIEW, By LETTER ONLY,
GIVING PARTICULARS TO
JAMES l.. SANDERS.
206 Broadway. New York city. or
1925 Pine St, Philadelphia. Pa. or
Fort Pitt Hotel, Pittsburgh. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

YOUNG WOMAN. high school graduate. not
afraid of work: Christian corporation;
store experience results rewarded; $1,000,
with promotion. 2105 Herald, Herald so.
YOUNG lady, bright, TO assist In office; ;
switchboard experience preferred, but not
essential: state references and salary de-
sired. Box 565 209 Gable Building.
YOUNG woman. bright willing. for general
office In hospital; must be over % and un-
derstand switchboard: $50 month, room and
board. Apply Tuesday. 30l East 10Th st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
S A L z S NJ a II

70 cover New York State and Penn
eylvania for one of the most repre-
sentative houses in the manufacture
OF dresses and negligecs. TO take care
OF we'll established trade In this ter
ritory; want salesman who has cov-
cred this territory and Is well ac-
quainted with tho trade; most ex-
cellent opportunity. G-9f, p. o. Box
3l70. Philadelphia. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
HELP wANTED-MALE.

ONE OF IS,
THE LARGEST ORGANIZATIONS 8
IN NEW YORK CITY
REQUIRES THE SERVICES OF
An active. aggressive and ener-
getic salesman.
For the man who has person
allty. character and ambition.
bur who has not yet arrived.
this is a real opportunity.
II you are over 23 and under
30 years OF age. seeking a con-
nection where you can qualify
for Junior executive position.
write fully explaining In detail
your training. salary desired
and other particulars YOU think
might be of interest. or II you
like call Room 203, 1854 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

COUPLE wanted, Protestant. white, without
children; wife 20 cook and do general
houseworlS; husband to assist with work and
be generally useful, wait on table. tend
boiler. country. all yeaT round: state ages
and wages; references. V 59i Herald. $50
COUPLE-Wanted,. couple or domestics TO
do entire housework. including laundry. for
family OF in small, new private house. East
Side working nurse kept for daughter. age
%: every modern convenience good home TO
any one appreciating such. Telephone Plaza
1888. between and 10 "A. NJ
COUPLE.
White couple wanted as care retakers In
country: man must drive Ford car: coal
supplied; wages $50; references required; II
satisfactory permanent work assured.
215s Herald. 10th st.
COUPLE-Chauffeur, useful man and cook:
both willing 10 do some housework; refer
ences required. wages $135: four In family;
Call Monday evening. about 8. 10 T.. nth 81.
COUPLE. young. white: wife as cook and
general work; man ns butler and souse-
man; no laundry; 3 in family references
required. Phone Prospect 8. Brooklyn.
COURT ATTENDANT Supreme, General
Sessions and County courts-salary $500
Examination Jan. 81. 1922; many appoint
rlents. Excellent opportunity for promotion
Candidates should have one year in high
school. Consideration given ex-service men.
For full Information CALL write or phone
DEI.EHANTY. Institute of Civil Service. 121
:. 1ith st. Phone 3os6 Stuyvesant.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

AGENTS-No dull times selling food: peo-
pie must eat: Federal distributors make
OF experience needed: guaranteed sales; un-
sold goods can be returned: your name on
products builds your own business repeat
orders sure: exclusive territory. Write Fed
eral Pure Food Co. Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SALESMAN-District representative wanted
for permanent connection with we'll known
house for established patented specially with
sales averaging over 800: only men with
record of big commission earnings win he
consiaered; prefer advertising. or specially
Chico go.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
statesmen. UNIFORMS.

MEN WANTED BY LARGE CLOTH
ING CONCERN CONTEMPLATING
GOING AFTER QUANTITY BUSf-
NESS IN UNIFORMS FOR RAIL
WAY. POLICEMEN. SCHOOLS, COL
JEGES AND KINDRED ORGANIZA-
TIONS: MUST HAVE SIMILAR EX-
PERIENCE AND FOLLOWING;
STATE FULLY PAST EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY DESIRED. II. L.,
Gi9 LONGACRE DLDG., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SALESMAN travelling South or for western
territory and calling on book. stationery
and icweify trade TO carry sidc line OF
Catholic prayer books ond jeweliy on CONF
mission basis; must travel territory at least
apply, stating occupation ana full particu-
isrs: application strictly confidential. u
1891 Herald. Fulton 81.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
MANAGERS.

If YOU ARE NOT SATISFIED
WITH YOUR PRESENT EARNINGS
AND BELIEVE THAT YOU HAVE
THE SELLING ABILITY TO UN-
DERTAKE A MUCH BIGGER PROP
OSfTIoN = WE WILL. DEVELOP
ITY WITH a VIEW TO MAKING
YOU A SALES MANAGER. THIS
Is AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN OF AMBITION AND
sAETIcrihhns sAErn niHnSGfh READ oDR OH ioEi oNE
ADVERTISEMENT ELSEWHERE IN
THIS SECTION HEADED
"SALESMEN-IIEAR WHAT I GOT
FOR CHRISTMAS"
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
BUSINESS ORGANIZER.

Should this reach the attention OF .
highly successful business executive OF
strong, forceful personality who is dis
connected or soon Is to be-read on. A
big corporation of tho highest standing
and responsibility will have an opening
January l for man possessing high
type of business generaiship ana capable
OF bringing together various interests In
different cities into harmonious coopera-
ton. The interests are big. The remu-
neratlon is commensurate. Tho organi-
zation of tho highest type. The associa-
ton can be made permanent. IL you aro
the kind OF an organizer and negotator
described and capable OF earning over
$50. 600 annually. kindly furnish details of
age experience, &c. In confidence and
prompt conference VIII follow. 2i6G
Herald. 18th 81.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

SOUTH WHO ARE ACCUSTOMED TO
MAKE $4,000 YEAR; MUST BE WELL
sTSRhiSrR sTSRh suY2ns Mia ANp JobbEks huyNG
%i iEE III Il error SProRTTSITy IGS1IInT FoR IIyE
COMMISSION: hPPLY ALL WEEK.
PULLMAN METAL SPECIALITY CO..
sAlLEsMEN with established trade N nov.
mission basis, by reliable manufactur and
Importers. for city. Eastern and southern
territories. To obtain interview givo full
particulars. @ 1852 Herald. 10th st.
without experience, commission basis only:
drawing account after you qualify by actual
Gales: home corporation that viii stand the
strictest investigation. Ferroton Pharmacal
Company. "a 9TH av.. Brooklyn.
SALESMAN, familiar with hotel and club
trade metropolitan district. sell patented
non-siip rubber bath tub rug nothing like IL
on tho market. ready seller; attractive COM
mission proposition. Il. a. Mat Co., 80 9Th
nv.. New York.
sALEsMEN--One OF the best known bronze
powder houses requires the services Of
first class salesman for city trade. also one
for the middle West; only men with experl-
cnce In the limo will be considered: salary
or commission. X 2010 Herald. Herald 50.
SALESMAN. experienced. for Western terri-
tory; Chicago headquarters; familiar with
drug. stationery and general jobbing trade:
state fully qualifications. age and salary ex-
pected II 2ts7 Herald. Herald So
ALEsAfEN-SOMETIiT NEW; HAND
SOME aluminium RADIATOR CAP and
NULCAN1ZER combined: sells on sight: ex-
elusive distributors wanted: Ford size 50.
Cole Mfg. Co.. Benton tIarbor. Mich.
EDGE OF ELECTRICAL SUPPLY BUsI-
OUTSIDE SALESMAN: MUST BE HUST-
LER. s 2s3 HERALD. 10TH ST.
statesmen, progressive; big manufacturing
concern; experience not essential: part
time or evenings tno stocl) real opportunity
for substantial, permanent connections.
Flasherscope Company. 1923 Broadway.
sAIESMAN; experienced gents furnishings:
out Of town; must understand window
drcsslng and ticket writing: good position
for right party. G.. La Port, ayJ Clermont
av.. Brooklyn.
Statesmen calling on auto accessory trade:
local and out Of town territory open; com.
mission. Palmer Brass Copper Co.. fJG
Lawrence st., Brooklyn.
sALEsNEN--s -sidcline men. $40 20 $50 per
day. no samples 10 carry: nothing like II.
Lincoln Sales Company, 3i6G Lincoln nv,
,,pI. W InlcNko. -.--.--------
SALESMAN. experienced paper goods, 10
carry imported crepe paper bags; big seller
~ low prices; atraishl commission. Tenth
floor, zoo broadway.
sALESMAN.--Wc have an opening for n
city salesman who u 4 hustler; must have
best Of refctcncee 1872 Herald. Hklyr.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

PORTER-Stroag young man. bright: $40 a
month with room and board. Apply at
once. 81 Fast 03d.
REAL estate: midtown Christian firm has
opening for experienced brokers': connmis-
sion basis; drawing: also for theatre
and garage brokers: state age. past con-
nections. 4. X. $40 Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
AGENTS WANTED.
HAIs.

AGENTS-New metal specially sold 70 all
classes OF retail merchants. manufacturers
and banks; brand new sales phtn ana quick
action sales talk puts enl over; real winner
right now for 1929; low prices amaze;
salesmens outfit fits the pocket: big COM
mission paid promptly on receipt OF orders;
our statesmen made more money last month
than IN any previous month for the past
year Get Ia qllck on this rev one. Good
win Advertisers Corp, 2250 Almont ST., desk
600. Indianapolis.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
S A L Z s NJ A N.

womcn's silk underwear house de.
sircs n man for the South and one for
Illinois. Wisconsin, North Dakota and
Minnesota; only those with following
in better stores need apply. George
II. Hansen. 42d and Chestnut ets..
Philadelphia. Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

statesmen
TO SELL HIGH GRADE
PROPOSITION BACKED BY
STRONG ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN.
f. COMMISSION BASIS.
DRAWING ACCOUNT WHILE
LEARNING.
BIG OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT
MAN TO EARN LARGE INCOME.
ONLY THOSE ACCUSTOMED TO
HANDLING HIGH GRADE
PROPOSITION NEED APPLY.
WRITE FOR APPOINTMENT.
+. A. GARNER, GENERAL MANAGER,
MAUSOLEUAI co. OF AMERICA,
140 BERGENLINE AVENUE,
UNION HILL, NEW JERSEY.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
HELP wANTED-MALE.
BUYER.
BUYER.

ASSISTANT BUYER, YOUNG MAN PRE-
FERRED. For LADIES. MISSES AND
5IiL C5ItiLILDREN,s READY TO WEAR; TlioR; n9i
MARKET; STEADY POSITION AND GOOD
OPPORTUNITY FOR ADVANCEMENT TO
OUR SATISFACTION; REPLY IN CoNFI-
DENCE. STATING FULLY oUALIFlCA-
TIoNS. AGE. NATIONALITY, SALARY
-ENPECTED. &C.: REPLY QUICK If IN
TERESTED: SERVICES REQUIRED AT
ONCE. c 226G HERALD, HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

wANTED-Good onlce man familiar with
renting apartments: must be good sales
man, courteous and able to furnish bond;
not over 35; good salary and bonus. 227S
Herald. Herald sq.
WINDOW TRIMMER AND INTERIOR
DECORATOR
wanted by a large silk manufacturer to dis
play variety OF silks In an attractive. FASH
ionable manner: AN expert. well experienced.
only to be considered: state age, experience,
salary, education. 2157 Herald, 18th st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
SALESMAN

SALESMAN
WITH GOOD FOLLOWING IN HIGH
CLASS ESTABLTsIIMENT: ONE WHO
THOROUGHLY UNDERSTANDS PERL
Cd FURNITURE AND ANTIQUITIES.
SALARY AND COMMISSION; GIVE
b iie HERALD. HERALD SO.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

WANTED
SECURITY statesmen
who nre Christian gentle
men TO resell over 5000
shareholders additional
stock In prosperous going
concern. II you are not
In q position to work out
Of the city and finance
yourselves please do not
reply.
P o1o1 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LEMCKE COOKING SCHOOL. 20 W. 9th
st-Practical Individual work; classes daily.
Telephone Riverside 1924. Special cooks
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

AGENTS-You've always wanted big money;
here IL Is; SIG to So day possible; new
patented aluminium handle cutlery set: you
simply display set and write order; we de-
liver and collect: pay you daily: experience
unnecessary: sample free; try II out. Jen-
nings MFG. Co. Set 1n6. DAYTON. Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

sALEsMEN--wANTED By A GROWING
INVESTMENT HOUSE TWO HIGH CLASS
SECURITY statesmen TO SELL BONDS
LIsHED CORPORATIONS. GOOD oPPOR-
TUNrrY FOR LIVE MEN. SALARY AND
COMMISSION. SEND FULL PARTICU-
CONNECTIONS TO w GO HERALD. HER
GOvyARE
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MODERN society dancing, aesthetic exercise.
private studio. Miss PAEDJARvIS. n
East 49th ut. Plaza e520.
ACADEMY. 27e6 B'way. Academy 1851
orivate lessons daily. Glasses every evening
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

YOUNG MEN. AMBITIOUS.
over IS years old: an opportunity
TO obtain positions with a future
In a largo company; electrical and
rnechnical work: previous expert
ence not necessary. In answering
please give age and weight. Box
v sos Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
Instruction.

BoOKlSEEPERS. accountants. make SIS &
$40 weekly extra without intcrferinl
ncn.; replies confidential. J. r. Browne.
President West Madison, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

IL selling jobbers, department and house
furnishing stores In New England. New York
and Pennsylvania. to represent large manu-
fecturers of aluminumware. cutlery. food
choppers and electric appliances; straight
salary or drawing account against commits
sion; only experienced producer with estab-
lished record and first class references con-
sidered; give full detail In first letter: all
Information treated confidential. II. T.. 0i8
J.tyngacre Building.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

MANAGER, thoroughly experienced, to take
charge of carvassers. selling small phono-
graphs on installrnent plan; state In first
letter your qualification. Address w 36o
Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

Statesmen, capable of selling Davis high
grade made to measure clothes at popular
prices. direct to the better class Of trade;
liberal commissions protected territory; pow
erfu advertising campaign and Davis
square deal" guarantee of satisfaction or
money returned back to you. Write to-day.
giving three references. The +. II. Davis
Tailoring Company, Cincinnati, Ohio.
STOP DAILY GRIND. START SILvERING
MIRRORS. Auto headlights, tableware, &C.;
plans free. Clarence Sprinkle. Dept. l21.
Marion. Ind.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

AGENTS-S10 daily possible. right in your
own city; light, easy business, under our
direction and aid; new method of reftnishing
experience: you hire others; profit on their
work; work ready now; free particulars and
proofs. Gunmetnl Co., 3 elm, Decatur. III.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01

cANvAssERs Make sc to Sc day selling
needle books: easy 10 sell: cost &C., sell
i5c Leo Bros, f45 East 25d st.
The New York herald., 1922-01-01
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS 5000 90 20 5000 90 per month dis
'ributirs Sprcdollne; easy. permanent work :
exclusive territory: automobile free. Write
for rarticu'a- ~ SPEEDOLINE CO., Dept.
100. Dallas. Texas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-06
Death Brings to
End Mass. Towns
marble Scramble"

Northampton, Mass, Dec. 5.-The
children of Florence of the surround
ing countryside today lost the friend
and benefactor who for many years
has tossed to them marbles, pennies,
taseballs and candy in the Spring
time event that has come to be
known as the marble scramble. julius
p. Maine, retired butcher who, out
of moderate competency bought
these things for the children, gave
fountains to this city and to Florence,
purchased play ground for North
anpton and added sun room to the
Dickinson Hospital here, died in his
SSrd year.
Mr.. Maine, who came here from
Wilmington, Conn, SO years ago, con-
ccived the idea some years since of
getting the children together at Flor
cree for his scrambles. Originally
they were intended for the girls and
toys of that town only, but when
word travelled the children and ...en
parents came from miles around to
ne IN on the fun and on the gifts.
Girls lined up on one side, bows on
the other. the old man passed be-
tween with a pail from which he
cnpticd for. the scramble the. good
things he had laid by for the purpose.