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The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
ARTISAN

Health of this community has not improved much since the last writing.
 Mr. G. T. Palmer and family who have been real sick with influenza are all improving except MT. Palmer, who is not doing so we'll
 We were glad to see Miss Pearl Cot tingham out at Sunday school again after brief illness.
 Mr. and Mrs Ben Waller of Pres colt, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor of Pine Bluff and Mrs. Gossett of Little Rock. attended Sunday school here Sunday afternoon.
 Mir. Alex Avery and daughter. Miss Bertie spent Sunday with Mir. and Mrs. Bascom J. Avery.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Avery and family spent Saturday night and Sun day with Mrs. Averys parents, Mr. and Mrs. k. A. Landers.
 The musical at MT. Collins Saturday night was enjoyed by all present.
 Misses Marion and Helen Landers of Emmet were the guests of Misses Maude and Ruth Landers Sunday.
 There will be preaching at Artesian aSturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. Everybody come.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
THE FARMERS NEW YEAR SONG

Be thou diligent to know the state of thy flOcks, And look we'll to they herds, For riches are not forever, And doth the crown endure to all gen. erations? The hay is carried and the tender grass showeth itself, And the herbs of the mountains are gathered in, The lambs are for thy clothing. And the goats are the price of the field; And there will be goats milk enough for thy food For the food of thy household, And the maintenance of thy maidens.
 From Proverbs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
STRING TOWN

Here l come again
 Singing at Sweet Home Sunday afternoon was enjoyed by d large crowd.
 The party at Jessie Smith last Saturday night was enjoyed by every nfe
 ,5oeit,y it Smeed school hoa-c .'ri- day night March IT. Everybody come.
 Mr. Elmer Wilson spent Saturday night with Jessie Phillips
 Edna and IneZ Phillips spent Sun day night with MT. ]. l.. Burns and family
 Mir. Hump Morrow has tue flu.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
WHITES CHAPEL.

After two weeks rest l will Scrihble Il few lines. wrote last week. but after I had scrbhled d page or two, l realized that there was too m cn nonsense in it: so l decided to wait until could have some news to write
 There iS some sickness in this com soon he restored to their wanted health
 Dock Martin died this morning at j o'clock He had the flu and pneu- monia. We will miss Dock in this com munity He was the son of of uncle Joe Martin Dock was noble work CT and always had word for every one May the relatives and friends put their trust in the one that makes no mistakes Let's hope to meet Dock in the glory world.
 Well as l haven't news to write, I will close. All who can conveniently come to church next Saturday and sunday please come and be with us. What We do in life we must do quick ly. William Crane. come over and also Alex. Bring some one with you.
 Brother Dorman Preached a great sermon at Corinth Sunday. May the Lord bless such men is my desire.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16

Audry Wilson and Mir Vernon Morris We wish them many happy days.
 Miss Ethel Almond has returned home from near Buckner where she has been teaching.
 Miss Inez Phillips spent Tuesday with BeSs Smith
 Ii this escapes the waste basket. l will come again
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
HENRY. ID. HOLLOWAY
 ANNOUNCES FOR SHERIFF

In the announcement column of the Picayune today will be found the name of Henry D. Holloway. as candidate for the office of Sheriff and Collector of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
 Most everyone ill Nevada county knows Henry Holloway, and are fa miiar with his record as chief deputy for four years while Sheriff D. l.. Dil lard was in office.
 For the past years Mir. Holloway has been manager of the Standard Oil Co, of this place, handling more than 5000 business monthly. and s9 efficiently has the business been con dueted. thatnot a complaint has ever been made
 During his term as deputy sheriff he became fully acquainted with all the duties of the office to which he people every day has given him an opportunity to learn what they expect from an official.
 That he will. ifsclected, conduct the affairs of the office in capable and efficient manner is vouched for by all who know him.
 We commend him to you for your earnest consideration.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
CUPID HAS THE FLU

A poem written by one of the court house boys. Cupid is sick, perhaps with the Flu, This gives the clerk but little to do, He complains of business and says it's
 dull-
 lull They are standing back with a sheer
 and a smile, And saving the boys are not worth That they want a man with an income
 great, Who'll pay their bills and not be late The boys are Respondent, and look very Over these conditions-It's awfully bad. For their encouragement we wish to That the darkest hour is just before
 day. As spring is approaching with its sing
 ing birds. And beautiful girls are strolling Tn herds, We think. perhaps, they will soften their heart, And tie wedding bells will make a a~tart. Then will the boys of the court house
 ring. Time their voices and begin to s'hs Dear little girl please come this way We have something sweet. we wlsh to say
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16
"Do Rats Talk to Each Other!''
 Asks MT. M. Batty, R. l.

"I got five cakes of Rat-Snap and threw pieces around feed store Got about half dozen dead rats dayfor two solid weeks. Suddenly. they got fewer snap.' Rats dry up and leave 10 smell Three sizes: 3sc oSc, SIPS.
 SOIicyd guaranteed by Hesterly Drugstore < PreseottHdw.Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1922-03-16

Dr. NJ. H. Kennedy. who has been ill for several days with the flu. IS able to be out, we are glad to report.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
statesmen

and speciality men wanted
for New York and New. Jer-
sey; those who can prove
th emselves to be statesmen
answer; we have no room
for pencil pushers; commits
sion or drawing account.
Should you be able to qualify
for the above call and See M.
S. Rodstein, Jones Drill and
Speciality Corp, 245 7th av.,
city.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

The plain story OF an extraordinary
selling proposition will be related to-
morrow (Monday). at 3 o'clock TO an
assembly OF prospective statesmen VINO
believe that they have in them an eanno m
ing capacity OF from $1,000 to $4,000
per year.
To sketch II briefly, it may be stated
that n group OF eight gentlamen OF the
highest standing In the scientific and
commercial world. each or whom has
won success In a large way, re entity
inaugurated an important Industrial en-
terprise on such a comprehensive scale
as to warrant the financial cooperation
OF other representative men who may not
choose to be active In the management
of the enterprise, but who would like
to have moneyed interest in St.
Security statesmen OF the better sort
are required to present the proposal in
detail TO these prospective participants.
They are provided with modern office
facilities. desks for correspondence, etc.
spacious reading room and other up 10
date educational facilities such as are
supplied by representative downtown
financial concerns.
Liberal commissions paid weekly.
For the trained security salesman this
proposal has an instant appeal For
those unframed in securities. an inten-
sive training course is provided. Those
now engaged in the work find II digni-
fled. pleasant and profitable. I. is be-
leved that YOU will find II TO your great
advantage to listen TO the story to-mor-
row afternoon. but It Is emphasized that
you be on hand promptly on the hours
O'Clock.
u. 3. GASOLINE MFG. CORP.
SECURITY SALES DEPARTMENT,
ROOM 1907, 165 BROADWAY.
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sALEsaiEN.


a MOST UNUSUAL oPPoRTu-
NIFTY FOR NIGHT-GRADE SALES
MEN IS NOW OFFERED TO MEN
WHO HAVE BEEN ACCUSTOMED
TO EARNING NOT LESS THAN
$4,000 TO $4,000 YEARLY BY
THE MAUsOLEUsr COMPANY OF
AMERICA. 40 BERGENLINE Av..
UNION HILL, N. J. Statesmen
ARE ASSISTED BY A VERY EX-
TENsIvE ADVERTISING CAM
\ PAIGN. AS WELL AS MANY SAT-
IsFIED PURCHASERS OF SPACE
IN THN LARGEST MAUsoLEUM
IN THE WORLD. NOW UNDER
CONSTRUCTION; DRAWING AC-
COUNT AND COMMISSION. AP-
PLY TO THE ABOVE COMPANY.
LETTER ONLY.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
statesmen.
AN IDEAL POSITION


AND AN EDUCATION FOR
PERMANENT BUSINESS FUTURE
One of the largest life offices in
the city of New York has SO per-
fected It's plans that it has devel-
oped its business along modern
commercial lines.
To acceptable applicants twho
must have had successful expert
cnce as selesmen) 1t will Fuaran-
tee course in life insurance IN
their training school and n draw
ing account during the training
period with a permanent position
thereafter 10 those who show
themselves qualified for the work.
This Is a most unusual offer and
2 viii be open onlys for limited
time.
Only men of unquestioned integ-
rity and with high grade refer
ences will be considered. ',s -.
l.. A. Cert, Manager. Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. Call at
11S WeGt 44th ST., Room sos, any
day before ! o'clock
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SECURITY SALESMAN

FOr CONSERVATIVE InVestIutntS.
The man who becomes associated with Us
will sell security competing only with the
best investment securities the market.
From the standponts of safety and profit he
will give precedence to nobody. He must.
however. be a salesman capable OF prerent- :
Ing convincing facts forcefully. 1t would
help II he were familiar with the profits
earned by established financial corporations
Such man viii be able to earn a vers
sptisfactory income on a commission basis.
No drawing account references required
Apply to 4 Monday. Room 1911. Al East
1cd ST
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woSfEN-REFINEp.

wo3fEN-REFINEp.
Women OF good address. pleasing
personality and wide personal sc-
airous OF obiaining@ employment that
Is oongenial and very profitable.
Full or part time.
We are the largest producers OF
jams and jeiiies in America. with a
line OF delicious frult Nproducts now
distributed b. over 30.oo0 stores.
Opportunities are open in several
departments for saleSwomen, intro
ducing our products and developing
publicity. No house toulouse canvass
Ing. Dignifled and pleasant.
Come in and talk Il over with one
OF cor successful saleswomon. who
viii be here Monday to meet you.
She will tell you of the substantial
commissions now being paid 20 our
women representatives and OF your
future in this organization.
Cali Monday At II A. NJ. OF at ,
y. NJ, or write for interview
Delaney Products Corporation. Salie
1901, Buckley -Newhall Bldg.
Siath Avenue. corner 4let Street
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statesmen.

This house is selling TO the investor
through a high grade sales organizs
ton the issue OF an established COM
pany now operating at substantial
profit. and this issue is BANK GUAR
ANTEED against loss TO the investor
by one OF the most reputable banks
In the East. Cooperation extended by
present stockholders. Our plan of Sc
curing business gets results by, over
coming the sales resistance usually
encountered through the possibility of
loss. Earnings above the average.
Worthy OF your investira tion. Inter
View at Suite 1912, 1919 Broadway,
New York city.
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MALE HELP WANTED.
Statesmen.

AN INVITATION
TO HIGH CLASS MEN WHO
MAY DESIRE TO ALLY THEMSELVES
IN A MoNEYMAKING CAPACITY
wrTfI a GREAT INDUSTRIAL. (
ENTERPRISE
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SALESMAN.

To call on dressmakers with a.
line of the highest class silk and
wooden dress fabrics, including
foreign novelties. This is an oppor-
tunity for an exceptionally high
grade man to become associated
with an old established firm of
the highest standing. The man
who can qualify for the position
will be given the cream of the
trade In New York city and vicin-
ity. In replying. state full par
ticulars, including age. experience
and salary. l. 2097 Herald, Her
aid SO.
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CREDIT MAN

FIRST CLASS. WHO rTAs BLEN
SUCCESSFUL. ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH DEPARTMENT STORE AND
DRYGOODS TRADE. APPLY BY
LETTER. GIVING DETAILS Oh
YOUR FORMER POSITIONS AND
ENCEs AND SALARY DESIRED.
APPLICATIONS HELD IN STRICT
CONFIDENCE, BOX si3s o5Of
WORLD TOWER BUILDING.
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sALEsMEN,

Statesmen,
WHOLE. PART TIME,
TO sell 10 the individual Investor an
issue Of collateral trust So gold bonds
trusteed by one OF the largest banks
IN New York previously sold to banks
and trust companies.
An exceptional opportunity In the
most profitable field OF security sell
ing.
very liberal commission arrange
ment win provide q steady Income
and n permanent connection.
Closest house cooperation and
thorough training that will equip the
inexperienced TO make good In this
field.
Especially attractive 20 those desir-
ing 10 increase their income without
interfering with their present en-
ployment.
Call or phone for appointment
o TO s. EVENINGS AFTER r. NJ.
MIR. ACHESON,
s07 FISK BLDG. PHONE CIRCLE
9TH ST. AND B'W.AY. 1913.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

TEN RAPID SELLERS. all profitable; wind
shield cleaners. spark plugs, transformers,
visors. &C.; investment generous COM
missions. Jubilee Mfg. Co. 4io0 Sta Q.
Omaha Neb.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

SALESM AN WANTED. :
. A large brass nnanufactur-
ing corporation (Christian),
located in New York city.
has an opening for an ener-
getic travelling man Of char
acter and sales. ability; must
have knowledge Of THE busi-
ness and acquaintance with
the trade; state age, expe-
rience, territory previously
covered, references and SAL
ary expected. L 2tOO Her
aid, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
MALE HELP WANTED.
SECURITY SALESMAN.

A certain Bond and Mortgage House,
doing an annual business OF 80, 600 600.
established 80 years, during which no
investor ever .lost a dollar, is enlarg-
ing its field OF activities.
Selling plan entirely new. Oppor-
tunity offers permanent connection
with attractive future. Commission
should average $3.50 per week. Va
cancy for city salesman. also district
sales manager with car, In exclu-
sive territory. Personal interview.
Address Barnes. Finance Company.
Rector st, Telephone Whitehall o3e6.
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Statesmen.

SALESMAN to handle as side line our COM
plete line OF pure gum and rubberized
aprons and specialties for men, women and
children: must be familiar with the depart
ment store and jobbing trade, calling on the
buyers Of the infants wear, notion. base
Inent and drug departments; references re-
aured as TO ability and good character; ex-
ceilent opportunity for right party. The
IIollcy Co., 2i-a3 Elm ST., Rochester, y. y.
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Female.

AGENTS - At once, five ladies 20 travel; {;
/ demonstrate and sell dealers: $40 20 s75 per
week railroad fare paid Goodrich Drug
Co.. Dept. 104Y. Omaha, Neb.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
SECURITY Statesmen.

Statesmen with experience and clientele
to distribute stock of an expanding
manufacturing concern which has paid
regular dividends past six years. Prod
ucts internationally known. and corpora
tion numbers among its clientele the
largest companies in the country. Conn
mission basis. Address in confidencs
G 20S2 Herald. Herald so.
SECURITY Statesmen.
To sell an attractive issue: full coopera-
tion good opportunity and permanent con-
rection for the right man. Mr.. Pauls'
Room 60, $50 Prcadway
SECURITY SALESMAN
70 sell stock. honest corporation commission
basis: no advances. references required. Box
Coz. 1870 Broadway.
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TYP1ST and clerk In downtown bank: must
De good OPERATOR as high class work ts
required. Give age and experience. II zoe
Herald.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

SALESMAN, HOSIERY. MILL LINE. WITH
EXPERIENCE MD FOLLOWING IN
METROPOLITAN DISTRICT PREFERRED;
SMALL SALARY START WITH GOOD OPS
poRTUNITY TO WORK UP. II 500 HER
AID.
Statesmen. - owing TO unusual demand we
can use two more men; must be good
credit risk. permanent position with fine
future for right man. Call after +. NJ,
Room All, Bank tf Manhattan Building,
Jamaica
sALEsMAN--Be a business man, not
salesman. you realize at no man .ver
succeeded without help from some other
man: see me, i know how you, feel; com-
Densation VIII please you. ". u. Ransom
suite iioi 100 w 4ed. 10 A. MI I. NJ.
Statesmen with Ford or chevrolet cars can
make good money selling Non. Fix Device
used by United states Government; COM
mission basis. Non Explosive Corporation
Of America. s7t Broadway. I.
sAf.EsNiA N--lfood, experienced, sell scaliope
from packer to retailer give reference with
Application Address 20ip Herald ESQ
Broadway.
sAI.ESMicN &c eoil stock IN detetic health
sertice 70 teach people how 70 feed Them
selyes correotly. y. 2oot Herald, Herald -
sALEsMEN. hosiery win large following
to sell to jobbere: road and city commits
sion basis. reference. q GllH Herald.
sAIsEsNJ,N TO cali on wealtlp. business men
on proposIiion OF exceptional rnorit. Call
Room i1cs 80 neidcn 'src.
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SALESM EN-. .

. Brown Bgelow. manufacturers of re-
rnerlbrance advertising, rated over 81 900 900.
estehiished % years, desire additional sales
rieD; Il you are ambitious and Industrious
we want you. commission. Apply 10 @. r.
schn neider, between = aud Q 80. Monday morn
ing room 1ii9, 342 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17
BOY

FOR GENERAL OFFICE WORK AND. TO
OPERATE TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD;
ONE LIVING WITH PARENTS PRE-
FERRED; GOOD WAGES TO START AND
CHANCE FOR ADVANCEMENT. APPLY
MONDAY MORNING AFTER Q.
WILLIAM j. TAYLOR CO.,
EAST 42D STREET
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

MALE HELP WANTED.

DELIVERY PACK ERS.
Also
HOUSEFURNISHING
PACK ERS.
Apply Employment Office,
H. C. r. KOCH & CO., INC,
t25TH STREET, WEST.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

Typist as bill clerk and
general assistant; busy
Christian firm; young
lady; state age, expe-
rience and salary ex-
pected; permanent posi-
tion. G. 2O14 Herald,
Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-12-17

SODA dispenser for new high class fountain
and candy department thoroughly faniil-
lar with every branch OF the business. cap
able of taking full charge; excellent oppor-
tunity for efficient man. Adam Trepel, S92
Flatbusli av.. Brooklyn.
SOLICITOR wanted by Custom Housc brok.
err: apply by letter. 2oG2 Herald. .s0
broadway
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SALESM EN-,

SALESMEN
familiar with and experienced on Ford cars:
exceptional opportunity for three real pro
Ford distributor In westche~ter county. Call
mornings before 10 A. NJ. Mcmillan Motor
Corp. 150 South Broadway, Yonkers.
SALESMAN, FTRSr CLASS. FOR MIDDLE
WlsST, TO REPRESENT WELL ESTAB-
I.fsHED SILK RIBBON MANUFACTURER
MUST BE THoKouGHLY EXPERIENCED
IN SELLING RIBBONS OVER THIS TER
RITORY. WRITE BOX s. r.. ROOM 1901.
eco WEST sgd ST.
NECKLACES, BEADS, FANCY
those having large following aud experience
n above lines will receive consideration.
salary aeainst commission; a good oppcr.,
unity for the future In offered. II. Wolff
a Co, 20 H. goth St.
sALFaNfEN- TO PROMOTION WI
HAVE opENINGs FoR HIGH CALrBEh
SPECIALITY sALEsMEN TO SELL oN
COMMISSION BASIS THE HIGHEST TYPE
OFFICE SPECIALITY GUARANTEED TER.
NIToRY. ADD. INDEX CORR, 2oc B'wAY
statesmen 70 follow stockholder leada
Splendid money maker for energetc type
only men with real references considorod
Close cooperation and every office assia,-
ancc Commission only. Gail 10 A. NJ
Room 72i lG5 Broadway.
sALEsMEN, HIGH GRADE ONLY. FOR
COMMERCIAL. BANkING HOUSE, tlAPft
ADVANCEMENT TO REAL MAN: Nc
SUITE 60i, 300 BROADWAY.
eALESMAN wanted with newspaper books
or magazine experience; special holiday
offer; experience not essential; men now
earning $40 per week and up. See Mr.. Lad
wig. io2 Market Ct. Newark, ~ J.
gAI.EsMAN-Exp high grade salesman
acquainted with the textile export trade.
who can handle clever chldren's play suit
proposition on large scale. tronall Fac
toricH. Dept g. Cincinnati, ohio.
SALESMAN 20 sell toilet paper from factory
to wholesaler; experienced man preferred.
csn room 34iG Woolworth Bldg, tel. Bar
clay $500.
SALESMAN on flowers aud feathers for
jobbing trade; must he well acquainted wiU,
| the line I good opportunity Tor right party.
Box si2, 250l World Tower Building.
SALESMAN, experienced, Tor store ana %
flee flxtures, On commiEaiop basis L 2Oot
Herald Herald 81.
| sAf.fgsMAN. hard fibre cordage for New
York city trade and vicinity. Give full par
i,culara Addfqss sSp Herald esn r'way.
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SALES executive, experienced, not over
IS years OF age. experience COM
mensurate with salary expected: two
minor sales supervisors positions also
open: salary for these $4,000 up.' cor
poration has present sales force OF 200
covering retailers In the United States;
give all details. stating experience and
salary expected. Address Box 400. Real
service, Is East 40th.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


MOTHERS helper or nurse. white. for .
young children; references required. Reu-
oens. S26 w. SD. Schuyler 6465.
NUfsSEMAlD, dependable, tor baby ano part
care boy 4; must love children, references
required s55-<50 VESSEL. West $50 st.,
y Y. @.
NURSE. white. for little girl, years; must
be very competent. best references re-
oulred. Apply til . o'clock Sunday, Luchs,
500 w. Hath ST.
NURSE. dependable, white, to take care OF
baby and boy 90 . references required ;
salary 80 20 500. Apply on Monday, apart
rnent i-E. / West siJ st.
,Ssls,E. experienced for Infant months
old. TO take full charge first class refer
ences required 80 Park av., corner SD.
NURSE. $40. experience Unnecessary. Ag'cy.
SSI 9Th av.
Operators wanted, expe-
:ienced on kinonos. APP
ply 353 Jay ST., sixth floor,
Brooklyn.
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WOMAN. cultured, good education. qualify
for sales managers position; previous eS-
nerlenco Unnecessary for truly ambitious
ueuron. Write only 4. G. box -, l20 cast
ysti ~.
WOMAN 2O-4O. educated. tact. initiative es-
scntial; experience unnecessary. ws train
sou for our work: 81 BOO. with future; POSI-
fion open January I. Taylor, room o23. 522
bfh av.
WOMAN, reliable. for general houseworlS,
small family. partial care Of baby. middle
aged preferred: seeking comfortable home
rather han large salary. references neces-
eary. Longacre 3i22.
WOMEN or youths eau meke' nice money
selling most appreciated si.50 Christmas
Elft. Bennett. room OF, $50 Bway.
YOUNG woman wanted. helpful. TO assist
doctor and keep offices clean; experience
unnecessary. hours 80 20 T. Apply I'M
rsdiateiy. - West ssth.
VOTING GIRL wanted for filing n export
ofrico with some knowledge Of typewritinE.
eta,essalnry. Box " g. 22 Bridse 81, n. u.
Employment Agency Commercial.
B'WAY EXCHANGE AGENCY,
1882 B'WAY. ROOM $40.
reorganizpd and under new management.
NfLpREp ~. MACFATtTiANE. PROP.
JESSIE POWELL ARNOLD. NOR.
nRookLYN PLACEMENT BUREAU.
q COURT SQUARE. BROOKLYE.
n rroolsisn Position for Erooklynites.
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Statesmen

Statesmen
TO sell knitted neckwear and mufflers to re-
tall trade; commission basis jonH. Write
Box y 2D74 Herald. $50 broadway.
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HIGH CLASS SALESMAN,

TO AN AMBITIOUS, ENERGETIC
SALESMAN THAT WOULD LIKE AN
OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD HIMSELF
INTO EXECuTIvE POSITION; TO MEN
AND WHOSE INCOME MIST BE
ABOVE THE s5 600 MARK WE WILL
GIVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO QUAIL
IFY. APPLICATIONS WILL BE RE
CEIVTD BY MAIL ONLY. PERSONA
INTERVIEW WILL BE ARRANGED
AT OUR EXPENSE. ADDRESS SALES
? MANAGER, ROOM 1901. 100 BROAD
WAY. NEW YORK CITY.
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mako some nice Christmas money selling
n clever little Chrlstmes novelty that Is
brand new and appeals to every onei small
deposit required for samples Cali at lio
E 2sth at Room 1o5
HIGH school graduate 10 learn good business
outside city; salary $1o. Suite 11lo,
3O3 9Th ay.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

74
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TESTERS.

we have place In our TRAINING
SCHOOL for men who have had educa-
tion along MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL
or CIVIL, ENGINEERING lines for de-
velopment as AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE
CENTRAL OFFICE CIRCUIT EXPERTS;
good opportunity for advancement.
Full pay while learning.
Western Electric Co., Inc,
Training School
ISL 5th av., New York.