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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

ords IS result ~ the Concentration n
effort IN a few eouutlea During March,
Michigan tesied lD,Sif head Nev
YORK. 1000, Missouri. l2.Gpa: indl.
ana il95 Wisconsin,, HISS loaa.
il.s0, aud Tennessee. ssSa The total
number tested IL Sli the states during
tho month uAs ~. Ia
The area plan ~ testing 10 vnlu.
able supplement- 81 accredited. herd
work which has resulted Ia The eradl.
ration of many thousand heAd ~ ia.
hcrcnlosis cuttle and the establishment,
- more than $3.50 herds accredited
as free FROM the disease,
There are now more than sns on a..
credited cattle Ia the country over
i.sSop. tested once aud found free ~
tuberculosis more than AIN 80 nv.
der suIstvlSifsl and about i,t-t.a "a
the waiting list WISCONSIN, leads 10
number ~ accredited cattle With "a.
lsi, ss~a A!ssssaia follows witA ,iAI5a.
However. ihr rate ~ which the eork
~ going On ia safae other states, these
two VIII have 20 kcep srry basy TO
stay at The top.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

Fertilizer oe.erters,es Quickly whoa
Stored Under unfavcvxals
Condt,ers.

Poultry manure when properly crn-
served "a very valuable hyrrwirSt
~ poultry raising. bat !, d~isr4prst-s
very qaieLly W hcn stored under nnsa-
yuyHhe conditions Mach " the nj.
fr,9en IL lost In tho tssrFs % sIgsaet,a
VI hen gpa',ry maHare hecvp~s vet.
ruless :. can Re spread On the land
immediately poultry manure saesle hs
stored gudsr shelter. Maryland hui.
lesiE 90.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

srply anY llguia fuugie!dr or 'nscy- ,
clde g vegetables shruhhccy =
orchard frt-vS II is often i,,-s 10 Is
s,N NV. IL seCyltes ~ q lnc.al igAli.sr
or orcharl'si Vac has a spraysf lstt
No noe should We deferred from RI
tectiuS ls earArn Whcn I'm atH'~r
may - pQrFAa.rt tor ~ ern,s or ey'a
irSS
1fr powders may 70 shaen frcg
aru,'lu hae t"d o. y ~ttek ~ vari ~
tyts ~ aeeiyrs. bellows " bunwr
rty he bought
I- ia.0sirr> are best apebei wh.n
TIE leaves ~ wet vifh .tew.
Mechanical Asthot,
fpr mnisn lHepJS tn,vv nrc seve-,I
control methods that ~ rot nsaurp
tbs MSS - Insecticides bot -, usg +
must ne' b. cyynctrd ttosu them ~
th~~e bsud tacking Ia usef'il tr tar1e
comparatively Inactive insects sach rs
IL. potato hyr,ia. cutwor1ns aai otNer
caterfil4rs and the squash h9g An
otber method Is tarTins or hestiag a.
scyts irnm low plants into lar1e pGas
es water er which a thin scam III kerp
sere tvtng on the surface. kits ire VI.
s'~-ts wtth which n c,rnes IN ~oatst
Collecting nets ARE valuable far xore
rrsfs far example, me tavntsr~'
p'an, hgf Rrss-Airg by diTsreD, Eeeas
& used io considerable exteat ali
consists In hesrnr az hrTashsag INSECTS
from the plants with pire haughs ~
stasijar hr7ssh TITS u.ethni has prevail
~ srat value In combating tfA gsM
arhls Covering with cigth - II yxN
as a preventive FOR he striped racnn-
her NscF's wn@n tire cRcwmAe~s tre
quite S71all ard fer rssw raa gguS
Trapping BY dt-s-pGt psetsNa. VIII
rla h1aris IN nseful rnr squash trwS
and crewps-Es. Fs&sas.sf talts -nB
~ ntscot rnder such traps. r3swtts,
ftsktng ari narrowing sN ran ~ 4yf
hv hand and srs ~ c.yast1@-sS1s sser
tcs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
stIn-y men are always poor.
k"d Cross Hall lsiuc should he used
In every hame IL mskes clothes white
a. st0W ani never lniurrs the fabric.
All good srocerS Advertisement.


Never E,tuse tu see what sou Ne
nnt want 60 sor or Witch m,.4t w1
against Your own cherished hypothesis
ar a.DiU~t thr sirts ~ authorities
thsr are Just thr elvNs - follpw III.
as aise Rga enphttiyp.ly go The
''aGs Nun bare never seen. or hcaci -
hetar'' The thing ynH eaHud, set y
.aE,7'efF"i'' far Is the irtrvr trrtut show.
uus tpe way d discovery
ta~ advice 60 trUf'sts aui others
was svrr ~ . lecture hy Sir Patrick
Naaeun tito celebrated leIsh ph,st
,ap Nla discovered that malarta =
.aHoei ~ mosquitoes ST. Patrick He'd
"a ,gsg1.. yIs'gsas atgTs ".t; - at,Ates'g .'.v
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
TO ERADICATE PIGEON LICE


C~mpls;s rrna&asion NJ rsr~pr ilcs
II psrssgtie 10 eyre treatment II tir@~
fians furnished by the ras;ea sssvs
r~partm4ns NJ AgrsrsltHre are fol.
lsw~a. TIE pigeons shcsald s@ tlpp<d
"a a .ss;iun q sedtTra hs~ss ard
snaay water. ard afrerwsrds newer a.
hswe-i fs~sr fr~~scn stray Hgeccs
ngst DOT get lnsa TIA fock
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

oar eartt W. Z, makes ia dlarnsi
rcNe,-,iru, carries with Il a thln ssln
~ a.F Which sinr's hsSvdlns rarpfea
when 49, ~ ~ few thousand geet !.
a., uhai; seven miles shove the ground
the sir stnps cra@'uS celivr nj ~
m.les nhoyr The earth is thr upter
iIuls " twilight. anil 70 mites No
glhs region wfsr-n re atmospl4er.
chiefly ~ hSdronea
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14

TAs c,cSereis sr r1ost S~nesai ss-rs
A. r~aris the hy-p~etact of pallet 20
sue~irc AnG sssarss W. sassse-. cut fer
rarsvs N RAPIDLY ~ possible
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
Fan Can Serve Two purposes

The bis, whectshApei fan placed az
the top ~ the mir shat IN aaal Wjar
for yentilRilus the mine IS sofarHmrs
designed az f'idWiffa arr into rht mltie.
ana sometimes for DRAWING Il que
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-07-14
TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
is GAINING GROUND
interest in AREA Plan" DeyeL
cped in Many States.
Vs'vaeas S9pptsrsns - Accredited.
hsrs weFs WASH ssas Rsssltsa
In EraeAeasAee " May tssas
ss TslssfxslzY Csttss.


sfrtsasNa ~ sA.' caasA sssts~ nspAs+msss
~ Asftess #gs,t
Ia ass1i1lab 70 systematic cEadteatlsn
u ezitie ,alsxvuas~sx hy the aerrwsit.
ed-hera plaA. satessst In the ''sEsa
piaD, a. It i called. has lately a.
tci0ps'd Ia sAny staspA secNxsisng Ia
the rcgsast lSsata BY the ragtvsi ssalss
LSpasttarnt II Agriculture describing
prpgTvss darias MarcA TIE ersdsrs.
sloa u tuberculosis aEssivT the cNangFw-
aens've plan ssss~raIly iaclRdyz a euua.
Ky - ualI and all the cattle Ia tie
couu!y are tssted. Tfse rrpaFs shows
that Ia states where the rgadieaIiea
worS was csocehIFatei la CERTAIN local.
lties In an EFFORT 10 si pe GOT the dis
ease entirely, = great mSny naosv an.
iinals were tested than 10 stAies where
the AREA plan IL not YET followed 10
any appyvciabIe exteu,.
IN ene mpath. Ngbraska, working "a
the area plsn, tes,ea sl.tsn cattle, A
number of ether states made high FeS>
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-12-07

Kodaks bring pleasure for
years and you will be giving a
present of known and lasting
quality. if the gift is a Kodak.
$3.50 to $65.OO
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-11-24
Infants Caps

Finest quality Wool and
silk and Wool Caps.
Slightly soiled Caps
worth $3.50 to $3.50.
Priced at
Half Price
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

CiIAMBERNAtD-lady's maid. Swiss girl,
spcaklir French. German and English.
wants position; good references. Duer, 200
Fast o3d 81.
CH AMBERNAID, white. wishea position F.
apartment preferred Write i. w, 200 w.
10Th.
RMAID-English, public or private,
city. r 1858 Herald. Herald square.
COtiPANION, useful nurse. governcss. coll
l,gc bred English woman, with hospital
training; music, French. good seamstress; I;
experienced excellent references. a 2i0J
Herald. Herald square.
COOK--Middle aged woman. white. wishes
position Tiernan. Doyle, 526 w. f30th
COOK. good, English. city or go South. Apt
IA 4IS Central Park West.
cOOK-Woman goes cooking, washing; day
or week. Wiedcr. ~. East slst.
COOK. good. city or country. private FAM
fly: references 1o6 West sGth st.
COOK or ho,isework sleep home: best OF
reference Willdroft 2si w. l2Sth.
COCk. few hours afternoon. washing taken
home: reference. White, 1it w. is9th.
COOK. cha mbermaid- aitress, two sisters .
colored. Williams, care Parker, 63 W. Goth
The New York herald., 1922-01-27


YOUNG manufacturing concern in golf sup
ply field needs approximately 81, COO for
expansion purposes. 1f services are offered
with Investment want young, aggressive
executive preferably n golfer) capable of
handling all sales correspondence and tact
fully receiving buyers in New York offices.
Only principals will be interviewed. 2260
Herald. 2s0 Broadway.
GARAGE, up to date, situated best section
OF Jamaica. opposite Town Hall; $4,000:
will take partner, $1,000: should draw
800 weekly and divide profits equally. See
DEY. 32S Fulton ST.. Jamaica. Phone 1893
jamaica.
CORK, manufacturing plant for sale; assets
consisting OF machinery. stock, fixtures
and lease. DAVID GROBERG, attorney, sci
Manhattan av.. Brooklyn Greenpolnt $40.
PARTNER with $1,000 wanted for a new
signaling device for automobiles; orders
on hand. Answer by letter. II. GREEN
LEAF. 80 Astor place. Jersey City.
RELIABLE brokerage house having come
piete facilities viii secure capital for any
meritorious proposition. SHAPIRO C Co, 50
Maiden lane. New York city.
CAPITAL wanted, manufacturing auto spe-
cialty; principals only. II 1909 Herald,
CAPITAL. wanted 70 enlarge established
business: completed invention. A. DIED.
RICK, Flatbush 9124
WE will make loans on unlisted securities
of merit. SHAPIRO g. CO, 80 Maiden lane
New York city.
800 buys established business for your
spare time: good earning capacity. MIL
LARD. iS6 Broadway.
$3.50 BROADWAY. near IG2d st.-Deslrable
store: great future.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations Wanted Femaic--pomcstlc.

COMPETENT and reliable colored female
and male help furnished you for house
work or every kind: nurses, buffers. maids.
cooks; for homes, hotels. resorts and farm
we guarantee their arrival; refer you Labor
Commissioner for Virginia Richmond; your
orders solicited Richmond Employment
Agency, reliable shippers OF domestic help.
T0i East Grace. Richmond. Va.
TIE WORKERS. EXCHANGE AGENCY.
Coored help. female and male. backed BY
our guarantee OF reliability; Southern cooks.
maids, day workers, Mattresses, lsundro1es.
nurses. Morningside 2i6s. 2295 Ith av.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

MAN, LIVE RENTING. downtown offices
willing 20 show worthy of drawing account
by working on straight commission basis
for three or four months: plenty OF space.
plenty of leads; good opportunity with estab-
lshed downtown growing concern. A 642
Herald $50 Broadway.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses. apts,. pianos. bric-a J.
brac, books, works OF art. NORMAN, SO
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377
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MAN.

We need the services Of clean
living man (Christian), of good
standing and average ability, who
g. willing 20 work hard for good
pay, at the same time he Is fitting
himself for promotion TO more i'm
portant position with us. Apply
Suite 1910. &c West 4ith st.
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MEN CTwo)


statesmen. importers and distributors Of
high grade French named perfumes desire
practical statesmen who have large acauaint-
ance with buyers OF department stores. drug
and perfumery trades. throughout the prin-
cipal cities OF Connecticut; large drawing ac-
count against commission. Call from TO 3
Isaacson, Kirchncr Co. Inc. 63 Park row. .
room 426. New York
Statesmen
Earn 500 upward weekly representing q
nationally advertised manufacturing cor
poration. This Il an opportunity for clean
cut. progressive Christian men TO associ-
ate with big deirg big things Call
today, SUITE 1906. $50 MADISON Nv.
SALESMAN Experienced and energetic
toilet and perfumery salesman. between
ages 30 and ~ years. must b. Thoroughly
acquainted with trade and buycrs salary
and commission: references required. W
42s Herald, Herald 81
sAt.ESAfEN experienced. for the coal trade .
commission - n Bode Co. 500 East
.,f-f ct
9AIESMkN--f urfiture, acquainted with bed
and couch trsde. write only. qualifications,
etc. Room eo7. &C B'way. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WANT 400 SO. n. In scmi-office building
near Broadway, between SD and Attn or
houth OF Duane. G5i Herald, $50 Broad
Say.
1.i00 TO 1000 so. feet high grade office space
- wanted. Grand Central or lower Broadway
factions; insult give price, full particulars
y 42J Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
SECURITY SALESMAN

SECURITY SALESMAN.
We offer to men of ability permanent
positions with liberal commissions on good
selling proposition. Gray Bond Company.
Marbridge Bldg, Broadway and oath ct.
STOCK record clerk by Stock Exchange
house: must be thoroughly experienced, ac-
curate and have unquestionable reference.
State particulars and salary desired. Box Al,
room 416. A. Broad ST. New York.
YOUNG man for clerical work In large
publication printing house; years cleri-
cal experience necessary: one having station
cry supply experience preferred; good future; ;
give full particulars and salary expected.
p 3S Herald, Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FURNITURE.

SACRIFICE 10 piece up 10 date dining room
suite compelled 20 move. Private, G27
Bedford av.. Brooklyn.
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INVENTORS.

Large. will equipped manufac-
turing plant and foundry located
Ohio, will undertake TO manufac-
ture. finance and market, IL need
be. your invention on a royalty
basis. provided 1t meets with tho
following conditions:
Must be made from metal.
Must have wide market possi-
bilties.
Must have considerable machine
work.
Largo work preferred. but not
essential
Inventor will be assured of
sauare deal. 2262 Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN OF HIGHEST GRADE.
YER AND CUTLERY FOR HOTELS.
sTEAMsHIPs AND REsTAURANTs;
WIDE FOII.owINC: EXCELLENT oP-
PQRrJrNrTY FOR RIGHT MAN; DRAWING
ACCOUNT At;AINST COMMISSION. o 1855
HERALD. FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-pas.cnger Cars.

MARMON Limousine brourhsrn, latest model; !;
competent uniformed chauffeur: very rea.
sonabie: month. season. monthly terms sioc
Schtivlcr 1890
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING solicitor, grocery trade pa
per; $50 and commission. See Mr.. Clark,
10th floor, i5l w. 10th ST.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED TO ASSUME RE
SPONSIBLE POSITION WHO CAN MAKE
FINANCIAL CONNECTIONS WITH
GOING CORPORATION PHONE CIRCLE
o2l2. MR.. FISCHER. FOR AN INTERVIEW.
BOYS to work after school and Saturdays;
must have self confidence and know one
part OF the city WELL Write. stating age.
telephone number. school hours and section
you know best, call ia West 41st, third
floor. See Mr. Gilbert.
BOY, meats must come well recommended;
growing concern; good chance for advance
ment. Apply TO Frank Lake, Rector St,
room 2l21.
DRUG store executive; l want man who
10 a real business getter. to take charge OF
a prominent drug store; good salary and
substantial bonus; opportunity: unless you
can handle help and know modern mer-
chandisng methods do not trouble to an
swer; excellent future for right man. Y
2o6l Herald. $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FURNITURE WANTED.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

day. evening. Individual instruction. Me-
LOWELL SCHOOL. JS W. 10th ST. Long
acre 1882 Chartered under Regents.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

WHAT the Brooklyn Bridge did for Brook
lyn the Delaware River bridge is about to
do for Camden, ~. j.: have farm of 119
acres within 21s miles Of the entrance to the
new $50. 0.000.o 900 bridge connecting Philadel-
phia and Camden: this farm Is located on
three of the principal highways leading into
Philadelphia. with 10000 feet frontage on the
main road; all improvements on premises.
+. Q. Box 30. Haddonfield. N. J.
II acre farm. good ground, with beautiful s
room house: fruit trees, 80 chickens. barn
and wagon located near Hackensack: price
$4,000, $1,000 cash. j. STEINERT, S5S 23d
st.. West New York, N. j.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment, 2 or rooms.
litchenette; between Lexington and 9Th
avs, from f5th to Goth ST.; IL walk up
not above Sd floor Write Harris. Room 1888
Grand Central Terminal.
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Unfurnished.

FATHER, mother and grown daughters
want or housekeeping rooms. p 1918
Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
MAN.

Last month the writer was having cx-
periences answering want ads. such as
you may be having now. I ran across
cheap Canvassing propositions and jobs
that were underpaid or hopeless as TO
future. but finally met some Western men
who are opening business here that
offers more opportunities and Is diff
ferent fr,-i anything I know Of They
will require certain types of men In the
building of this business, and my first
duties are 10 find them. IL the reader Is
between 2j and 81, has decent record
and wants something better than usual
routine work i advise him 20 see me at
20 Court St, room all. opposite Borough
Hall, Brooklyn, ". Y. NJ. n. Backes.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
Instruction.

InBtrUCuOus
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE.
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMAkER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
43o 9th av.. near, 39th. opp. Lord & Taylor.
Leading School in America.
Earn $50 weekly,
hairdressing, nanicuring.
All branches taught: register now for high
position. we cannot fill the demand reach
out now for success In an environment OF
wealth and refinement: day, evening classes.
Telephone Vanderbilt 1176.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Hairdress. Manicure, Beauty School,
10 w. 42d ST.. or Brooklyn. 10 4th av
Newark branch, S47 Broad st. Circular.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
LEsMAN-NANAGER,s AssIsTANT.


SALESMAN-MANAGER ASSISTANT.
want two good inen to work with me in
New York: absolute integrity first requisite
sales experience or ability necessary: good
pay and splendid opportunity for quics pro-
motion TO highly paid mana gsrial position !;
don't hesitate 10 answer II you are en-
ployed; ft VIII pay you 20 make a change.
Call room sol. 100 Pearl st
SALESMAN-A large corporation seeks
salesman of ability: excellent future for
the right man. Apply Saturday, between the
hours Of 10 and ., ec5 9TH av., room joiT.
SECURITIES--SALIsS MANAGER
We have an opening In our orgeAiszatic
for resident sales manager 10 eEsume
charge OF saiesmen and further ceveloD
high powered force to sell widely known
interest paying securities which have al
ready, within limited time, teen dis
tributed to over 1000 clients.
Man we require must be sri.asrifv a
salesman with record OF large earning
and must possess the resourcefCln mess and
organizing ability TO maintes14 a force OF
statesmen who will produce.
To the man qualifying fcr tho position
we will furnish 100 per cert. ccopera-
tion and liberal commission Sall imnie-
diately.
Suite sos. 5l2 Fifth av.. New Ycri city.
10 A. NJ. TO Il A. ~.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
STORE FIXTURES

soHMEH baby grand. IN perfect condition .
used slightly sailing for Europe. call
SCHUYLER 1850 for particulars.
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M.ssE,rsEs.
PIANOS AND rHoSoGRArHs.

NAsaEt'SES, coicred, scientific Swedish and
.lacirlc llcan.a nln2n. Colnrnhns $50.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
For Hire-Motor Trucks

MACK truck for rent or will take long dis
tanca jobs or anything. WACHTEL, 1864
1st av. Phone Lenox 31s2.
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ESTIMATOR.

Experienced man I'm high class wood
working factory catering to New York
trim market. Factory located Hudson
Valley. 90 miles from New York.
Please give references and salary ex-
pected. Address Y 2245 Herald, $50
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

CIGAR ~iors ~~tires for ssic, reasonable.
i3o wnshinS,Ju 81. Jamaica fhons
jamaica t33JW
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
FINANCIAL MANAGER.

FINANCIAL MANAGER.
We must have man who Is an able ex-
ecutive one who can command men success
fully; he will head our finance department
which requires the outlet of our company's g
securities. he will organize each State with
crew OF security men working in harmony
qEired: salary and commission basis: must
be clean cut In appearance, pleasing voice
and with mixing ability when he talks he
Buildlne.
GARDENER WITH THOROUGH KNoWI-
EDGE OF OUTSIDE WORK ON LONG
ISLAND. 20 MILES FROM NEW YORK.
o 1864 HERALD. FULTON ST.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


COMMUNION. young. and working house
keeper TO lady. Address Box Z 1907 Herald.
Brooklyn.
COOK. laundress. experienced; no objection
Rettwagen. los Onsiow place. Kew Car
dens. l.. /.
COOK. Competent. private family; references
REQUIRED. Call 33s West ssth,
COOK, white: references required. go West
esth, apt. SD. Phone Riverside e4ss
cooK-white; references required. Call an
III = 125 East I'D st, apt. 4B
GRADUATE nurses for general duty. Apply
to Anna M. Sabol. Jewish Hospital. Clas-
son and 81. Marks avs.. B'klyn.
HA1RDREssER : Neat young lady expert
enced in all branches of hairdressing. par
ticularly marvel waving. Phone Bronxvilie
HoUsEwORkER. general. two in family;
small apartment; all washing but bed linen
required; sleep In. Blackwell. ia f.. slst.
NURSE, Protestant. for infant and two year
old child; country position New York
state: good home; good wages; woman
under 15 preferred. Write Box 1903, CEDAR
SALEswOMEN, stylish appearance. try on
suits in our showroom; experience un-
necessary; good opportunity for married
must conform with following measurements ;
bust ~. waist a. skirt ~ Cali all week.
l,logg Littauer, I51 West 26th.
STENOGRAPHER-You aggressive, thor
oughly acquainted with the English ani
German languages. to start to work imms-
diately; WIN pay salary commensurate with
ability See Elliott, suite 1909, BAT Madi-
av.
WAITRESS, young girl, white; first class
waitress; personal references required Ap-
ply 10 Il. 9ad. 7fS Lenox.
WOMAN wanted to live with couple and take
general care small house: must be superior
person who wants TO live in country. 40 miles
New York. Telephone Rector 1888.
WOMAN wanted for kitchen. able to cook.
Lakeside Inn. Greenwood Lake, N. J.
YOUNG woman. we'll educated. Initiative,
capable of developing rapidly into execu-
tive; educational work: commission earnings
$50 to SIS weekly. l.. Taylor. 522 9th av.,
room S23.
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COUPLE-Exceptional chauffeur, mechanic.
nigh grade cars, 10 years experience: wife
excellent cook. good manager; best REFER
Herald So,
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statesmen

Statesmen
to sell automobile accessories; commission
basis; New York and Long Island territory.
Apply before 10: 80 A. NJ. the Butler Kwik-
Lift Co.. S63 F1atbush av., Bkiyn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-27

JAPANESE couple, first class cook. walt
ress, maid entire charge small family :;
references. Iva ~ East 59th st. Plaza
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HANDY man, 81, wishes position at any
thing; obliging, handy with tools. Josep
Roth. PA West 122d.
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HANDY man. 80, wishes position at any
thing; obliging, handy with tools. Joseph
Roth, PA West 122d.
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5sTH ST.. East.-Large double room. bath,
apartment hotel February October, $S5
month: service included. Vanderbilt $685.
18TH. 19oik E.-Two room apartment. steam,
phone and bath. RILEY.
101ST. 100 East-Large. housekeeping, So;
another, twin beds. $S; improvements.
Lenox 6O33.
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JANITOR. colored. licensed, fireman; moder
ate wages. Williams, 2144 9Th av. Harlem
23S7.
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HOUSE man. useful porter; willing. oblig
ing. Timmins. 2144 9TH av. Harlem 23Si
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JAPANESE chef: thoroughly mastered a
branches cooking; excellent recommends
ticns. X. a., 1868 Broadway.
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JAPANESE cook. general housework, cxpe-
rienced: has recommendation. A 2090 Her
aid, Herald 50.
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HANDY colored man, likes general house
work: references. Greenwood. 546 Herki
mer St. Brooklyn.
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COUPLE. experienced, chauffeur mechanic.
wife excellent cook. Irish. 40. with girl of
q, wish positions: city or country. references.
Write Couple. I0s Columbus av.