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ARTIST WANTED

ARTIST WANTED.
FULLY able TO do floral, fresco work and
sketches for churches. banks and theaters;
steady job for right man: references desired
Centiles only. Communicate with Beck-Davis
Decorating Co. bethlehem. Pa.
BLANKBOOK FOREMAN For WHOLE
SALE MANUFACTURING; MUST BE EN-
PERIENcED AND FAMILIAR M WITH WITH RuL-
ING sr!TJHiTG ANp ,rIsr2i<7, roLD,MG Nc HA Ma
AGE HELP IN DEPARTMENT.: REFER
ENcES REQuIRED: GOOD POSITION 10
FIGHT MAN l.. r.. ioo HERALD $50
PoOKREEPER. experienced wanted. ca
pable OF making closing entries. balance
sheet: manufacturing concern. Answer, CIV
ing full particulars OF experience. age, salary
expccted. J. r. Linahan. 100 East 13sth ST..
Mott Haven station Lexington av. subway
BOY wANTED-c;ood opportunity for bright.
willing boy in the office Of stock broker
Christian firm. Answer. stating age. edu-
cation. SC, 10 =. =. C.. room 12o. III
Broadway
BOY wanted In shipping department.; si2 per
week. Call - Warren 81
BUILDERS. office man and craftsman
wanted hy builder 20 take charge OF guam
tity work. detail. Inspection. correspondents.
&c. on building operation IN progre,s. Give
ssiary age. Se. write y 2oe7 Herald. Her
aid 80.
COOK. iunchman for cafe. 2iGo Madison
av.. corner i3Jth -,
COLlECTDi. Catholic salary and commits
sion, with rapid advancement 90 live wire.
city or country. l.anyan. no CHAMBERS st
CONTRACTORS lots of work on country es-
tate. browning, 20 w. si-t. schuyler
461s.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aud n cook. or work
ing housekeepcr or husband and wife.
wanted ty widoWcr 10 care Tor his mother
and two boys. II and 10 years. ~ All year
country place on river. near Red Bank, y.
1 excellent country home for right parties.
Write. stating terms and references, -a'3
Herald. $50 Rroadway "
COUPLE. = Genileman's ceuniry place
woman general houscwork. rood plain
cooking and waiting: no laundry man out.
side work and run Ford car. waEes $50 and
boa I'd Apply, with refcrcnces. "Wednesday
morning. Malcolm " Smith. u.s. Madison Az,
COUPLE, Immediately. 10 80 20 Lcnox,
Mass: Wife excellent cook. man first
class useful butler: full charge parlor floor
wages $50. Address, stating agc, nation
allty and giving y<rcronces. 2201 Herald,
Herald 50.
coUPLE-cooK AND RuTLER, ENpEni-
ENCED; MUST HAVE Good itEttlt.
ENCE: COUNTRY. PHONE BAiSlpb
COUPLE, experienced cook ana housemahi
permanent positions good ~sgss rsss ,
ences required. . 20 10 4. NJ Nigel itotel
Gotham. 55,h st. aud 9TH Az.
COUPLE. cook and useful butler. tor email
house IN country. IN family. Phone be-
tween 10 and ~, stuyvesani fos1
coupLE---chauffcur, gardener. wife eoed
cook. Apply. with rctcrtnccA, betof" ~
o'clock, 327 w 10sth 81
COtTpLk or two women. white. 20 take
or rharge small family. two children. IN
COUNT. ornament. narrineer, iots park av
DESIGNER wanted, foreman. practical fur.
rier for out Of town reference required
Address r. y. Crane. Scranton. Pa.
pPAFTgMAN must he experienced on
architectural bronze and iron details. Do
not apply unless accustomed 20 this class q
wcry W. ". jackson Co.. Ss5 Carroll -..
pr lyn'
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Books opened. complete bookkeeping ser
vice. periodical audit reasonable. go Her
BOOKKEEPER. eirht years experience,
thoroughly compctenti references. = 55s
Herald. osO broadway.
BTTLE1t--Experiencad well trained English
man. medium height. neat appearance. %
erenrcs. slfnfnonS' ~ y. sisi .,
BUTLER. valet. wife excellent. econofnieai
cook, houeekcE,er. both thoroughly rpe-
tent best references; wares AteO. Ron ii2
i0aa "a av.
HTTLEIl. vaief, excellenf referenrss rifv
prpferred; reliable. 1.Is Herald. Her
aid "a.
FuTLsR. vale houseinan, wishes position
reliable, trustworthy. references. q 1871
Herald. nronf.
BtTLEk, vALf.r. first c.ass. ENGLISH.
fhcruuehy cnmprttnti Tycellenf. long ret.
ererces. u STROUD, if2 y. ttth ~
Bt'Tfi-Ii. serves luncheon. tees ainnrrs
also accorumodailng on eDerrencies. refer
cnces. Schuyler 1851.
nTYTfER, Thoroughly experienced. 5000 cook
wishes position. ciy references. reiephone
MNerride a9ti
IuTLER or cool. fret class edurafsd young
Thcra Canal p7HH.
ItrrLES, valet. thoroughly Competent uss.
fui. best references go. Charles. 2os r.
sisi.
HUIIEE. Cnnhs cOInrFn private family
bachelor apartment. rsfSencss. Boiinr.
rs West fapth
.cARETAilE man ana wife wiah 40 take
care 20 house Tor Swimmer handy Hifh
tools Fo0d refercnrss tetp Herald Maf.
lem.
CARETAktft. couple fno rhiidferi f0f rfl
waite. summer Inarfhs best FsferrurFF. a
220e Herald. ierald tq
CAff-TA AKER-Cou uil take care - gen
tlemann estate tkr.H fafae ae.ff wife
good housckceper. tl1N ntlhif Harlem.
CFfAfFFFrN ur furrHunirf Nnunf
apeafs French. gefu1nH ard eUflH FNnI'HI
good references. -1a- liefaif. Urfaif
CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. i0 ycafs' trprri.
succ married. honest drrilahle. drive arv
car. best references. ~ fidnn 1879 Ca AZ.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MaIs.


GARDENER. landscape. - years' esperieaes.
leading landscape architects London. Nes
York. Boston. road ssrsfrur Ion, grAdinr.
planting. any extent, eh hranchea horirni-
GARDENER. head. mArrie1. no family,
practical experience IN flowers. shrubs and
vegetables. &c.. beat of retcrcccff. Address
r.. care stewart. lI9o PARK ay.. tlir.
GARDENER-workins superlnisncen,. ssps-
rience greenhouse. al brancsos. Inarried.
"A; girl. Is; Gcrman-Amerscan, references
Gardener. 02 Chambers q.
GARDENER. 81, Single, wishes care trail
references. James Wallace. iei w. aa,h "a.
HANDY MAN. honest, willing. anything.
Frank K.as, $50 ". ASH.
HOUSEaAN. Austrian. sinsi.. uaasrsiands
garden work. press suiis. repairing. elee-
oncsd: prlsz.s iemily; references. H., 10
Union squarc.
HOUsEMAN, useful. city or country. best
reference. A 2eli Herald. Herald %,
JANlToR. experienced. middle assd. snpahle.
general mechanic. wants position. Wuncer.
1856 Ayenno a.
JAPANESE, splendid cook-bu;ier, exquisite
taste desires position: references. MAYA,
~ Prospect pi., Manhattan Murray Hili
JAPANEsFs-Gensrai houseworker: ions ex
perience. cook-batier; competent. reliable.
hons-st. good habits: best references. S. o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sl3S
JAPANESE couple, cook. wife waitress.
maid: thoroughly experienced: wish posi-
tions: highest references. Box A112. Infor-
nation. 1850 Broadway
JAPANEsE, young. useful butler. wants
position III country: can drive any car;
references. Ben. $50 Eat o5th.
JAPANESE young man wishes position as
general houseworl;er or useful butler. Mo
rita. '1 West Goth st. Columbus 5l15.
JAP t cook wants position as general
70 rff0rpQCag
tf West 9Sth IT
JApAa Sc Soy desires position butler. gen
eral houyewori;; city. room out Kata.
1900 Lexington av.
JAPANESE csok, general housework. fancy
experience; references. + 2021 Herald.
JAPANESE. experienced cook. butler. hon
est; best personal. japanese. 142 p. 43th.
JAPANESE student wants position as useful
man; honest. Seli. $40 East 18th.
JAPANESE as useful butlcr or houseman;
recommended. jay. $50 East 9th st.
MAN wants work country; handy with car
penter. plumbing tools: runs Ford car.
William Eadle. Lincoln PARK y. J.
MAN, elderly. generally useful. errands, ho-
tel, restaurant. hospital. Krell. 1852 2d av.
PACKER, Al. experienced. honest. willing
Frank King. 130 q. 14sth.
PAINTER wants work city. country, inside
outside reasonable. Hermann. 1240 Lex
PAINTER, decorator. paperhanger wants
work. Cohen, 1874 Madison av Unlver-
eity 253s.
foRTER, COLoRED. night, office building.
factory. electrical experience, handy Wltfr
tools; years reference. Bryant 3SJa.
Bonadie. 256 w. 4lth st.
Pacific coast desires factory connections few
additional stationery specialties also line
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MASSEUsEs.

MAssEusE, colored (G7o2o). Swedish. and
scientific magnetic wave. electrical. &e. :
expert operator. Columbus 1850.
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HELP WANTED-Female.

AN educated. refined lady. over 30. OF good
address, dependent upon her own resources.
for position where application and diligence
will win rapid promotion; adaptability more
important than actual experience. Apply
after 10. 9Th floor, 81 East I'D St
CAPABLE white young woman for Doctors
office; resident position. Call mornings.
West s5th St. apt. 10-E
CARETAKER. willing to do cooking; small
family in country. Box 900. Katonah. n. y.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress experienced.
to go 10 country, excellent wages. Apply
Wednesday between 10 and IL a. NJ. also
evening, Mrs. Jaffe, 2Ii West 10sth st, near
Broadway. Telephone Academy 2695.
A1D-LAUNDREss for summer
in New Hampshire. beginning June l. fam
lily OF four: references required Call
wednesday. after p NJ. 10 East nth sc.
CHAMBERNAID-wAIT wanted at once
for family living IN country. within hour of
New York: wages $50. Apply 2275 Herald
$50 B'way.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress in private
family: city references required; seashore
over the summer. 20 East 10Th.
CLERK. LARGE COTTON GOODS CON
VERTING HOUSE: ONE WITH EXPERT
ENcE PREFERRED. REPLY, sTATINn
AGE, SALARY AND REFERENCES, 56l
HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
COOK, private family; country in summer.
New York winter. Apply Wednesday fore
noon, 267 w. s9th. IA.
COOK, experienced, TO 20 immediately 20
Lenox. Mass. Apply Wednesday, 10 to ii,
Hotel Plaza, room 1858.
COOK. good; sTO-SsO; Mount Kisco for sum
mer; references required. Apply 1O-1. Mrs.
Robert IIaan. 1875 East I2d, apt. lOC.
cook and chambermaid-v aitress; girls, In
apartment no washing Philips, sos West
End av Riverside 1925.
COOK, plain. young, 10 assist downstairs;
Long Island summer; references required
Phone Plaza 1853 "Wednesday e-l1
COOKS ASSISTANT, NO SUNDAY WORK.
SCHRAFFTS. AZ WEST 22D.
COOK wanted. private family: country In
summer. Call 20 West 4sth 81.
COOK competent, private house: country
summer references. 1yf East list.
COOK. experienced; references required; call
wednesday morning. apt. iOc, $50 Park av
COUNTER girl for battery; good salary;
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PIANOS AND pHONOGRArHs.

MUST sell beautiful toned $50 year pl'
violin; excellent condition. Bryant 1919
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

AccoUTTANT-AUDrTo
Books opened. complete bookkeeping SER
vice. periodical audit reasonable. a $40 Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
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(sales Executives)

Employment Agency-DOmestic.
COUPLES COUPLES.
TO-DAY WE NEED
Gardener. hous orker, laundross,
Tarrytown ............-..--...... $3.50
Cook, butler, Long Island. so.
Butler-valet. chambermaid-l d-launo
Chauffeur butler. cook, Long i'
Cook useful butler .......... 10
Many other good paying ''iora
on hand for couples OF all
UNITED EMPLOYMENT a
1Ga EAST 72D
COUPLE DEPT. 1852 80 AF
BUTLER. useful, swedish, German or .-s,
small private family; city. good pay.
United Employment. 16j +. 72d; male dept,
1852 Sd av (T2d).
MANY GOOD POSITIONS
for couples.
wettlers Agency. 90 West 43d st.
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MAN.

am looking for a particular type
OF man who IL inherently honest. who
can faithfully represent an organiZa-
tion OF national reputation and record.
Regardless of your present occupation.
you may be that type OF man whom I
can place in a position 10 earn not less
than $1,000 a year.
MR.. HILL.
1101. 100 w. 42D ST.
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FINANCIAL. secretary, available for wealthy
family or individual A 100, Holmes. 2o6
fin Hdwny.
GARDENER. useful. single. reference, flow
Tra. vegetables can care horses and auto
rf0Iiles Hansen, ~ Ith Az.
GARDENER. single, com3etcnt. flowers.
vegetables. lawn. greenhouse, &C. refer
fuCs 4 -Uio Herald. Herald ~.
gATtuE NNN single. cxneficurrd. green
hntsta arH nli outdoor gardening. r -O1T
usfaie. icrala
ghufrNEr. sinrie. horseuan. useful. COW
reference. J. ~. eot West sd -.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

PACKARD 1917 twin six five passenger tour
ing, mecha nicaily perfect, repainted. fully
equipped; tires perfect condition. two spare
tires used private. Mr.. HERBERs. Wadsv
worth 2se3.
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sTENOGRAPHER. IL. desires position: con-
siderable experience; references. s14. Zut-
Ter. 2os w. 62d rt.
WAITREsS-Competent waitress, chamber
maid. Irish. adult Christian family: city
and country; references. Write l.. B.. T42
Sd ay.
WAITRESS, Scotch. thoroughly competent,
trustworthy; summer only: seashore or
mountains wages S6J. references. Box A
1919 Herald. 10th vt.
WAITRESS. chanibermaid. wishes position.
city or country. present employer. Mrs.
Richards. Spuyten Duyvil. Phone Kingsbridge
ai35.
WAITRESS, experienced: wages 500 or $65.
10 so 10 Southampton. l.. l. Box 125.
1850 Broadway.
WAITRESS CTIAMBERMAID. competent;
city reference. Ortley. 400 10 av.. city.
WOMAN wants to cook and serve dinners
evenings. SO. Write NJ, 1ss Amsterdam av.
WOMAN. experienced. wants cleaning part
time. NJ. Horan. $40 West 55th st.
YOUNG lady wishes position as chamber
maid and maid; best reference. Call up
Wednesday. all day. Havermeyer 21seM.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Psssenger Cars.
Or Hire-Mctcr Trucks.

PACKARD twin six limousine. eauitpet
westinghousc absorbers; monthly. SCbN'
INN Clrrla 1924
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STEM HER.

Mr.. Employer. when you seek the
better type OF office help and you
want that help Immediately please
make Il ySir duty TO first consult the
Situations Wanted advertisements
IL you then cannot obtain what you
desire insert an advertisement under
Help Wanted" Set II off with white
space so that Il will be attractive and
Increase its producing power.
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HOUSEKEEpER, working. with daughter.
rs, TO assist: experienced manager and all
around worker: good references: refined
American. T. 1880 Herald BROOKLYN
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Motor Trucks.
Autemobiies wnnteo.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDoRy
AUTO co. f7se BROADWAY. Circlo 2SIa
IArJNDELET or brougham town car. Brvwr
Rter preferred. must be IN good conditiont
late model. w POOLEY. 23s East 6tth 81
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FURNITURE WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MACHINERY FOR SALE.

BENCH speed lathe. % inch centers. tioh
swing 81; blower new for forging. nislt-
ing. &c. SIS; drop hammer on string botrds
Sr15: foot press. $50: hack saw machine.
S35: drill grinder. power. s35; large gas
forge. $50: Q inch section blower. $50. Stere'
81 Walker at III
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FOR hire two s-ton trucks. SIS da{, PM
i34s-w Richmond Hill M
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SITUATIONS WANTED Female.

WAITRESS: private fam
ny. good reference. csi 90 w. ssth.
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SUPERIOR AUTO BoDy CO.
yirh grade auto painting; $40 TIP: special>
ze new metal work and repairs, biackspitH
work. xoodw ork. tops and slip covers. 4iI
West 3nih 81. Lonsacre i0os.
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STEINwAY Mason 4 Hamin. KnAb'
sohmer uprights and grands from $3.50 w
ERCK. 374 Columbus av. fIsth ST.. Ren.ins
The New York herald., 1922-05-24

We are seeking few high class represen-
tatiyes for our silver-copper syndicate: will
stand the strictest investigation: unusual op-
portunity. Apply Suite 1929. 10 Park Row.
The New York herald., 1922-05-24

Energetic. - years old. Christian. coll
irrr familiar with All details OF office.
nalra. ntxfrflrinr. purchasing, manage
fnsnt hirhcst references. PISA Herald.
80 broadway.
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HUDSON MOTOR CAR CO. OF NEW YORK,
INC. iss2 broadway. offers an assortment
OF opon and closed models which have been
overhauled and repainfed and WIN be sold
with guarantee. prices exceptionally low.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-13
THE ARRANGEMENT OF FARM
BUILDINGS A LABOR FACTOR

In choosing a farm. an ideal ar
rangement of buildings and fields is
seldom found and q farm that may
be very desirable in many other par
ticulars may be undesirable in this
respect. In eastern states the build
ings and fields were laid out and ar
ranged in the days when labor was
comparatively cheap and there was
little thought of saving it At pres
ent. however, the saving of labor is
an important factor. and the arrange
ment of farm may be such that
much labor expense is entailed be-
cause of irregularity in the shape of
fields, or because important fields are
far from the buildings.
The arrangement of buildings them
selves, as regards ease in doing
chores or other work about them.
is important. Often the buildings
were planned for one type of farming
and that having been discontinued
and another taken up, they are not
suited to the particular kind of farm
ing now practiced. Frequently, how
ever, alterations can be made that
will improve the arrangement ir
many respects, but then again, condi-
tions may be such that this cannot
be done.
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TREASURE STATE FARM AND LIVESTOCK
MONTANA WAR FINANCE AGENCY APPROVES
$4,000, 900 LOANS FOR MONTANA sTocKMEN
ON APPLICATIONS RECEIVED UP 10 THIS TIME

Owing to the confusion which has
90 long existed in the minds of live
stock men and farmers of the state
Of Montana, relative to the provi-
sions and purposes of the recent
amendment of the war finance cor
porati0n act, this paper has, after
considerable investigation, made on
its own behalf, gathered Information,
which It believes will be of value to
its readers. This explanation may
clarity some Of the misunderstanding.
To Relieve Farmers.
The original war finance corpora.
ton act was approved April 5. 1918.
In the purposes of this act and its
provisions our readers at this time
are not interested. Owing to the con-
ditions which have, for the past two
years, existed in the agricultural dis
tricts of the United States. congress
denied it advisable to amend the
above mentioned war finance corpo-
ration act, and thereby make provi-
sion for relief to the agricultural in.
terests of the country. Accordingly
on August "a. 1921. there was ap-
VIOVeU anu OcC6mo law certain
amendments to the act. intended tc
furnish this relief. The agricultural
interests of Montana are vitality inter-
ested only in section "a, forming a
part of that amendment. which Sec
ton reads as follows:
whenever in the opinion of the
board of directors of the corporation
the public interest may require it,
the corporation shall be authorized
and empowered to make advances up
on such terms not inconsistent with
this act as it may determine to any
bank, banker or trust company in
the United States, or to any co.opera.
tive association Of producers in the
United States which may have made
advances for agricultural purposes.
Including the breeding, raising, fat
tening and marketing of livestock, or
may have discounted or rediscounted
notes, drafts, bills of exchange or
other negotiable instruments issued
for such purpose. Such advance or
advances may be made upon promis-
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sorry note or notes, or other instru.
ment or instruments, in such form as
to impose on the borrowing bank,
banker, trust company or cooperative
association primary and uncondi-
tional obligation to repay the advance
at maturity with interest as stipulat-
ed therein, and shall be fully and
adequately secured in each instance
by Endorsement, guaranty, pledge, on
otherwise. Such advances may be
made for a period not exceeding one
year and the corporation may from
time to time extend the time of pay
ment of any such advance through
renewals, substitution of new obliga-
lions or otherwise, but the time for
the payment of any such advance
shall not be extended beyond three
years from the date upon which such
advance was originally made. The
aggregate of advances made to any
bank. banker, trust company, or CO.
operative association shall not exceed
the amount remaining unpaid of the
advances made by such bank, banker,
trust company. or cooperative assoc
citation for any purposes herein de-
scribed.'
State Agencies Created.
1t became apparent to those en-
trusted with the administration of the
provisions of this section that assist
ance on the part of men familiar with
conditions In the various states would
be necessary. Accordingly, under au-
thority conferred, the war finance
corporation at Washington has Gre
ated in numerous sections of this
country agencies to assist in the ad-
ministration Of the act. Such an agen-
cy has been created in the state of
Montana. with headquarters at Hell
ena, and is known as the Montana
Agency of the War Finance Corpo-
ration"
The committee appointed BY the
Washington office to assist in the
administration of the law in Montana
consists Of the following: T. A. Mar
low. A. c. johnson and r. o. Kauf-
man. Helena; Lee NJ. Ford. Great
Falls. and Roy ]. Covert of Billings.
A careful reading of the law above
quoted makes it apparent that ad-
vances made by the corporation
(Which advances are first approved
by the local agency can be made
only to banks, bankers or trust COM
panies, or to interpretations of pro-
ducers. which banks or associations
have made advances for agricultural
purposes, including the breeding,
raising. fattening and marketing of
livestock.
1t also becomes apparent that the
bank or company applying for such
advances receives the same in return
for promissory note, payable to the
war finance corporation, signed by
such bank or company, and so drawn
as to constitute an unconditional OBJ
legation on the part of such bank or
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Don't Forget cuticura TaIeum

When adding to your toilet requisites.
An eXquisitely scented face. skin, baby
and busting powder and perfume, rem.
lerins other perfumes superfluous.
You may rely on it because one of the
Cuticu:a Trio (Soap, Ointment and
tIcum). 25c each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
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control their sanitation, and to pre-
vent carelessness with camp fires and
the possibility of their spreading into
the forests or adjoining lands?j
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company to repay the amount of the
advance at maturity, with interest as
stipulated therein.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-01-23
CHANDLER.

Chandler Six for 1922 appears In an
entirely new series of bodies and
shows a number of important chassis
changes and reflnements that ma
terially increases riding comfort, DUR
ability, strength and safety.
A rugged, indestructable, noiseless
new rear axle with rlgidly mounted
differential and oversize taper roller
bearings, n deeper channeled frame.
soundly bound cross members and
strongly REINFORCED motor base APP
pear among the betterments.
The cushionlng action OF Hotch-
kiss drive is another new chassis fea-
ture. The motor is especially the
same as In previous years, but shows
many minor reflnements. most pleas
ingly finished I'm details.
Completely silent operation indicates
n high development OF the power
plant. New standards are set up in
the style and luxury of the 1922 bodies
The lines and details Of the body de-
signs are wholly new.