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The New York herald., 1922-03-15
HELP wANTED--MALE.

BoOKilEErER. assistant. ao.25. expert
enced IN posting customers ledger; state
qualifications and salary expected. 20sS
Herald Herald square.
CLERK male or female with some expe-
rience In export house, to take charge ~
small office and business. steuographer pre-
ferred: salary S25 per week Address Ex-
port, box :. Station u. New York city,
COUPLE - Man butler and valet, woman
cook. 4 adults IN family. 10 take charge
Of work IN apartment: no colorcd. ~ W.
nth ST, apt iW. Schuyler 900.
COUPLE. white. wanted. wife experienced
cook. houscworker. man useful butler.
chauffeur. mechanic: references investigated.
Call mornings, ago West End sv., apt. loC.
COUPLE. white. family adults. White
Plains. summer. no laundry; city references
required. t62 w. sist Schuyler nlps.
COUPLE good cook, butler. honsesnan, ref
trNsVM fur Ntw it"ehtlie. con 10 ". -
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INFORMATION WANTED.

ANY ONE knowing number OF car which
hit young lady on sid 81. and 9Th av.
Tuesday around o'clock, kindly commun-
cate with SATZ & LEVY. IS Park Row.
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aAIEsMAN wANTr1n

Experienced speciality salesman for
New York and Pennsylvania territory
10 sell well known nationally adver-
tised line OF specialties 70 department,
hArdware. house furnishing. jewelry.
drug, sporting goods stores. &C. In
your reply give your past selling ex-
perience, your age. married or single.
what lines sold. whether employed at
present. salary willing TO start with
and any other details that VIII help
us determine your qualifications for
the position. Il T3s Herald. $50 Bway.
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SAL ESMAN WANTED.

SALESMAN W IN TET7.
Am now ready to bring out the first ma
chine which involuntarily computes any or
all OF the statistics OF a business without
the aid of mathematics, mechanical account
ing machinery, human minds.
| want about five extraordinary men to
represent me in high class financial cam
paign in which the customer is guaranteed
satisfaction in every respect.
Representative must bring prospective Gus
toner in for a private demonstration ana
give every opportunity to investigate merits
before customer Is invited to interest him
self
After subscription In obtained customer Is
given further time TO consider merits. II
dissatisfied deposit refunded. This plan of
selling applies only when product Is genuine.
Much money viii be made by both sales
man and investor; salesman with con-
science can work for me with a will. After
stock Is sold, many fine positions viii be
available. Commission basis.
Interview my employment agent. A. NJ.
Brown. at 10 A. NJ, 3 Park row. room 81.
to be qualified.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

OTTOMAN Y. wAGENFoHR, mother wait
ing 10 hear from~sou. as father died Feb
ruary ~. 1922.
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statesmen.

An established company require thu
services Of three live wire men to sell
an issue OF bonds, on a commission
basis. Proceeds from sale OF bonds
to he used In tho formation Of
State Bank right here IN New York
City only a limited amount OF these
bonds will be sold and you must act
quickly. Call to-day between 10 80 and
f2 A. NJ, Hanover Finance Corpora.
tion, % East 46th st.. New York City.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WE pay so cents TO 81 an hour for your
spare time writing showcards no canvass y
ng' we teach you and supply. steady work ).
particulars free. Kwtk Showcard School ;
Toronto. Canada
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
eIrNsrT InnGE

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 5oth and Surf av., Sea Gate. Nortons
Point. New York Harbor; comfortable steam
nssted rooms. with or without bath: - min
utes from Times Square, 81 minutes Cham
pers st.. Municipal subway; rates reason
able, Apply phone Coney Island 1871.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
BoOKKEEPER-Christ firm requires Inn
mediateiy competent assistant bookkeeper:
must be good writer and have good refer
ences. Vim. Davies Co.. 353 9th av.
CIlAMRERntAlD, assist waiting. mending.
reference requred. Call 0 TO /. ~ West
7hth ri.
CTIAMBERMATD ATD-WAfTREss, white city
reference. Call before 10 or after $3.50. 20
West Goth.
COOK good. wanted for country, near White
Plains; medium age, German preferred. but
others could apply to 2S East 10th st. be-
tween 9:30 and 1890 a. NJ.
COOK, white. competent young woman, IN
small house: in family in help: city
references city for summer. Call after
o'clock, 1900 Madison av. Tel. Lenox aasl.
COOK for an American family OF adults;
must be 2 good cook and have personal
city references; scandinavian preferred: pri-
vate house. l4I w. 18th.
city reference required. Call before
noon at 80 West list.
CoOK-First class, excellent cook: must have
good references apply between 1912. -
West seth st.
FoRELADY, experienced. TO take charge Of
some 80 girls wrapping toilet soap; old
established business, but now factory, 10
and good ventilation: hours 30 A. NJ. 10
Il. NJ. Saturdays, II o'clock, vigorous
nerves and good health essential to insure
good discipline and efficient and neat out.
turn. Address, stating full details and sal
airy expected g 1850 Herald. Fulton 81.
GIRL. young, white. chambermaid and wait
ress; references. Harris, West syth.
GENERAL houseworter, must be good cook.
nurso, three year child. willing TO assist
houscwork . reliable girls. white only, for
small house, Tarrytown, ~. "; both must
be willing and pleasant. Apply together or
separately. Starring, ,-Apthorp, 10th 81 and
B'way. Schuyler 1900.
NURSE.
for 2-year-old girl, exceptionally good and
ioynbte child. pleasant position in beautiful
residential district, Riverdale. minutes walk
from end OF Broadway subway. must be
experienced, educated. reliable. sleep out.
Phone Kingsbridgc sooi
o;oyERNEss. French. experienced: boy az
years: references. Apply Q 20 II. $50 W.
ssth. Apt 2 w.
uoTTSTWoRKER. white or colored. refined
for family of five cooking. no washng.
Call room lUi, - Whltenai httf bo"ihs
Green 42in.
HOUsFwORKER. white girl, family OF y;
no wasning: plain cooking for Far Rocka-
way, H. l. Apply SOC West 18th st., apart
ment ga. after noon, "
HOTsEWORkER, Protestent. country. cook
ing. waiting and downstairs work; no lsun-
dry; good wages references required. Phone
to-day 10 a. ~. Hanover 40s.
UOTTStsWoRk, light, refined woman wanted
10 assist lady OF house for private resi-
,irpce near New York. Letters with details
10 Mrs. A. Jansen. Great Neck. l.. !,
fTotfSEW OpyER, refined. white asnist two
4 iiar.s. Arartm,nt ~, 20 Convent nv
tltisu.
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SALESMAN

with stock. book or insurance
experience. present men aver
aging over 900 month COM
mission: direct leads: close CO.
operation: immediate oprortun-
ity. salesmanager ship and per-
manent salaried position. Call
room ~, Sai Broadway.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALE.
TO-DAY, MARCH IS, 10 O'CLOCK
BROWNS AUTO SALEsRoOMs..
81 Av, Cor. 18th St. Stuyvesant $500 /,
The following cars will be sold
at public auction to-day: Y
Lozier tour Nat .. !.
Studebaker tour pricl, q go. ',s
Chalmers road 49,, ,oo .,,. 4
1p,s 1lhNS 81 ,Iour Chandler roadster
Oldsmobile road pndso, .a,,-t
Willys tour Natta,1ai 80,
Saxon tour Toas- 49,, ;
Overland S5-4 Eord ,so,,r,a.c;.,
REQ touring ofds,,,o,t ~ -. 80. -, .
Chandler tour uunrnob,,a .a,,..
Moon touring t,a-d ,n,,r. z
King touring urti,a ,o,,r,,, z
other makes Of passenger and com
mereial cars viii be entered before
u noon to-day. Have a deposit ready
4 70 secure the car you want
SELLE1tS-List your car with us
we have the buyers. Your car Is sold
wniie you wait. Commission is charged
II your car Is sold
AUTOMOBILE AUCTION SALES HELD
MONDAY. WE'D, THURS. AND SAT
J. II. CAMPBELL, Auctioneer.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Male-Domestic.
!
ENGlNEER apartment house, $3.50 per
month. Agostin Agency, SAB 9th az.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
JEwELRY DESIGNER.

first class fast designer in platinum
jewelry: state salary expected and submit
sample designs OF a single stone and athree
stone diamond ring both with small dia-
monds and OF bar pin to Whitehouse
Brothers. Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

A number OF large and small paintings. IL
interested address Room 10i1. Al Union
square.
KNABE UPRIGHT PLAYER
In fine condition. II interested address Room
inii. ~ Union square.
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Westchester.


PEEKSKILL ON HUDSON-Paying guests
taken in refined Christian family; large
Colonial house on Hudson River: unsur-
passed scenery; minutes walk from sta
tion; best train service; hour from N. ";
old fashioned cooking: best references re-
quired; rates ~ per day and up. including
board and maid service. Particulars, adj
dress RITZON MANOR. 545 South st., Peeks-
KIN on Hudson. ~ Y.
THE HUDSON VIEW SANITARIUM.
AZ y. Bway. yonkers. \. Y. Phone 60f3.
New Jersey.
ARE you looking for good home for your
infant? Rutherford 1867.
HOTEL. LEMON. Central av., near Broad st.,
Newark, n. j., minutes from Hudson
tubes; honey, comfortable, single, double
rooms or suites: American plan: moderate
rates. elevator; flreproof; courteous service.
THE BANCROFT. East Orange, n. j., 81 n.
Walnut st.-Severai desirable double and
single rooms, with exceptional board mod
crate rate adults only Orange 7215.
SUMMIT Av.. slJ. Jersey City Heights
Elegantly furnished rooms, baths, $40 up.
Pennsylvania.
A moderate priced boarding home for those
seeking a permanent home or rest. ideal
location; good food and finest mineral
water; good treatment: children also taken
alone. THE NAPLES. Akron. Pa.
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YOUNG MAN.

YOUNG MAN.
Active, energetic young men with
fair education, quick TO learn and
anxious 20 advance, are needed in our
rapidly growing organization. Your
application BY letter in your own
handwriting will be given prompt at \.
tentton II you % years old or
over. Address l.. D.. Box 100. Herald.
YOUNG MEN
70 years old or over quick 10 learn, en-
ergetie, determined and trustworthy; TO !
grow up with National Organizations rapid
promotion. Call 10 A. NJ. to p. NJ, Room
400. 1J2 West 42d 81.
YOUNG MAN. about IL, for general office +.
work; permanent position and good oppor- :
tunity for Advancement answer in own
handwriting; salary to start. Sl9. q 1878
Herald. Fulton ST.
YOUNG man. %, wishes work, onts'da pre-
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Observation-Disclosures

CLASSIC AND TOE DANCING.
Oriental Spanish. Russian. stage Interprc-
tativs Toe public appearance, individual
position for graduates. Academy, 24l Lenux
av. Harlem sl41. --
Mn AND MRS SADLERS DANCING;
ACADEMY 21s6 Broadway. Academy 1887.
Private lessons daily. Glasses every eyenins.,'
MARY MARILYN-PRTvATE INSTRUCTION
fsirrrn aaei 80 West SID II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING dressmakinr, millinery taught.
dev evening. individual instruction. NJ
pOWEIrs SCHOOL, IS W. 10th st. Long,
acre 7a3g Chartered under Regents.
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SECURITY statesmen WANTED.

Topnotch security statesmen who can
really sell will find an exceptional OPP
portunity at an extremely liberal COM
mission that makes the business high
~ remunera.t>e. We have unique
method of developing leads. Call
fO-t and 81. Suite 434. Guaranty
Trust Bldg, 81 9th av. Patricia
Photoplayers, Ltd.
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MEDICAL APPLIANCES.
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

HIGH frequency cabinet microscope. nose.
throat. cabinet Instruments, stertlizsr, 81 IN
pldor: very good condition. Riverside sTa4
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PHOTOGRAPHER.
Commercial. wet plate. half tone operator
steady work with large n. Y. city printing
house. open shop, 5S hour week. half holiday
Saturday. Write, stating salary expected and
experience. Box r. c. s.. 1883 Broadway
REAL ESTATE MANAGER-MAN WITH
EXPERIENCE IN MANAGING LOFT
BUILDINGS. APPLY BY LETTER ONLY,
HE'LL & STERN, 1165 Broadway.
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

SEVERAL antique vases for salc. chinese.
spanimh Sevres and old English: beaufiful
uhanca for lamps also magnificent antiqus-.
t,1lrrnr Phone lnI2 MAAson SQUARE.
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For Hire--Motor Trucks.
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home and Business Needs.
DOGS, CATS AND BIRDS,
RSTTURE-PRTyATE.

IRISH terrier. full blooded. IL months
healthy. good watch dos for county. :
EvenlnEa. Ana rtment Z. eS0t Amsterdam aN !
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Passenger Cars.

BEAUTIFUL passenger Pierce Arrow line (;
reasonable rates. owner drives. Morn
in~slde a0II
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE. EXCELLENT COOK,
wishes position. city, country; experienced.
20 years. family work: personal. last place.
highest references. Address X. kohisa, 156
East SD ST. Answer by letter only.
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FNItTNETt WANTED.
An old established and going metal concern
must have $1,000 Ia $4,000. VIII stand In
yestiration. For further particulars inquire
. 1856 Herald, Harlem.
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YOUNG WOMAN of pleasing personality.
willing to travel and accvstomed TO meet
ing best class of people socially or in busi.
ness way to join new sales force for road
and city work. Apply % p. M. 24f 9th av..
9th floor Mr.. Weinbaum.
YOUNG woman. high school graduate. good
English. fair penman, pleasing personality.
A. Burns, 522 9th av.
YOUNG woman, general housework: two in
family. Call mornings Marcher. w. 92d.
Instruction.
COMPLETE OUTFIT FREE
BY REGISTERING NOW.
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL.
43J 9Th av., near 39th. opp. Lord Taylor.
Leading School in America.
Earn $50 week.
Hairdressng. ManicurinG.
All branches taught: register now for high
position: we cannot fiji the demand: reach
out now for success in environment OF
wealth and refinement: day, evening classes.
Telephone 1l76 Vanderbilt.
EARN $50 weekly through Prof. Rohrer's
famous Jiardress, Manicure. Beauty
School, 119 w. 42d St, or Brooklyn, Is 4th
av Newark branch. s47 Broad st. Circular.
LADIES EARN $40-sBo WEEKLY
HAIRDRESSING, MANICURINS.
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT
by expert instructors: diplomas guarantee
positions. Special $50 course. Day and
eve classes Enroll now: Easy terms.
NILES BEAUTY SCHOOL.
210 9th av.. near Goth st.
Telephone 9642 Madison square.
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INVESTORS. EOTICE.-t'or Sale--An estab.
lls'lCd and growing sanatorlum business
and buildings; net income over $ll 900
'ually; can be handled by any business man
woman. owner leaving the East because
u III health. 2lSi Herald. $50 Bway.
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MUST SELL AT ONCE
affi~e fixtures, tables. stock counters, desks
chairs. SPiTzER. 2is 4th av.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

HOUSEWORKER, general. white; in
family: good home. Apply ZOE Lang
don av., Mount Vernon, N. Y. Tele-
phone Hillcrest J665-R.
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ACTIVE PARTNER WITH M
rORTINC; EXPERIENCE: CAPT-
TN, REQUIRED: ! HAVE AFF'ILIA-
TiDNS WITH EUROPEAN MANU-
fACrUHERS: BIG PROFITS. G 1222
HERALD, FULTON ST.
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FOR SALE

Old established millinery business and
good will: prominently located on Charles
ST., Baltimore. Md: splendid opportunity
to prompt buyer; good reason for selling.
Apply TO
w. II. HAMILTON, Atty.
1921 Calvert Bldg,
Baltimore. Md.
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FOR Saic.-BuSiness paying substantial
monthly income; requires spare time: small
cash investment. MILLARD'S, &c Court 81.
RrookYn.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

WARDROBE, hardwood, double. Csl Uni
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TEA ROOM--Will sell contents OF well fur
nished tea room. 30 Merrick road. Rock
VILE Center. u. ].
BEAUTY parlor. up to date; good lease
quick sale So. 900 cash: subway station.
lie East ssth. Lenox s22p.
FOR RSNT-Upper part drug store. business
purposes. Apply 1910 I'd av.
JEWISH restaurant for sale: income over
5000. Kramer. 1875 Charlton ST.. Newark.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL

Clifton NJ Fox has hired the store in
the Morse building on Elliot street re-
Gently vacated by Orrie LeBert, and
after making repairs and alterations vii!
open a cafeteria store.
James A. Gallett professional at the
Brattleboro Country club, went today
to Springfield. Mass to participate in
the Western Alasse chusetts open golf
championship tournament which starts
on the Springfield Country club course
Wednesday.
Mrs. @. l.. Durham and Mrs ]. L.
Morse viii be hostesses at the Country
club Wednesday afternoon when bridge
will be played as usual. starting at 3 so
Tie golf event will be a medal play
handicap with prizes for the best gross
and net scores Supper will be served
as usual for which reservations should
be with the steward by tomorrow noon
at the latest.
The funeral of Edward ]. Coogan. old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy J.
Coogan, was held this morning at
O'Clock at St AIichael'S Roman Catho-
lie church. Rev. p. G. Brennan offici-
ated. The bearers We're Merton CoOgan
and Daniel Coogan of Hartford, Conn.
William NukowSky of Suffield. Conn.
and George Shea. Edward Shea and 10
scph Fleming of Brattleboro. The body
was taken this morning to Windsor
Locks, Conn, for burial in the family
lot in st. Mary's cemetery. Those who
attended the funeral from out of town
were DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Coogan and
daughter, Margaret, Mrs. James Ben
son. Mr. and Mrs. James Sweeney and
three daughters of Windsor Locks,
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roman.
Owen Roman of Hartford, Conn. Ed
ward Portland of Willimantic, Conn,
Robert Ahern, Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Buckley of Greenfield, Merton Coogan
and Daniel Coogan of Hartford.
Smoke Rock Maple Cigars. 111-122
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
HINSDALE, N. H.
MOTOR TRAFFIC COUNTED.
Five Passenger Cars Predominant on
State Trunk Lines.

Five Passenger Cars Predominant on
State Trunk Lines.
In compliance with orders issued by
Commissioner Everett of the state high
way department that traffic census be
taken from July l to Z, inclusive. the en-
tire 24 hours Of each day, on the state
trunk lines, the census was taken IN this
town on the west-Sidc boulevard and
also on the Observation-Disclosures road
The last traffic census was taken by
the department in 1918. and recorded
traffic only in the daytime, as previ-
ouslr had been done. 1t disclosed an
enormous traffic increase, however, over
counts taken in earlier years, and eStab-
iished the fact that a definite and sutfi-
cient reason existed why roads that
were designed for the traffic of a few
years before had proved inadequate I'M
der subsequent conditions. Gravel
roads. for instance. have been found suf-
iicient under certain prevailing vol
une and weight of traffic, but insufficient
when volume Is greatly increased and
the evident weight of loads perhaps dou-
bled
According to this years census, nearly
10000 automobiles passed the designated
points on the west-side and BrattleborO
roads here, the number Of vehicles on
the latter named road being 5.14S and
on the west-side road 4.j71. These fig
ures were nowhere exceeded in the
county except on the South-Side road at
Marlboro. where 1876 vehicles were
noted.
The heaviest traffic IN this town oc-
CURED July =. when 2.733 cars passed at
the junction of the west-side and Brat
tleborO roads
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
No FATAL ACCIDENT IN YEAR.
Wonderful Record of Government Ail
Mail Service.

WASHINGTON. July l7-At mid
night last night the post Office depart
ment completed another years daily
service III CARRYING mails by airplane.
IN that period there has not been .
single fatal accident. Last year there
were II fatal accidents
Planes flying on the New Nork-San-
Francisco route covered 100000 miles
More than 100000 letters, weighing in
the aggregate I,224,50 pounds. were
carried by airplane.
There are rs stations maintained by
the postal air mail service between New
Nnrk and san Francisco. The post of
flee department expects to establish a
night aerial mail service on transconti-
rental routes.
Nottingham is the largest lace manu-
featuring center in the world
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
stIIT Strong Belief in Charms.

Magic potions, abracadabra for
charms, the superstitions and the luck
lore of all peoples are as eagerly
studied today as ever. If any one
questions this let him try to buy a
fairly standard, but not at all rare,
treatise on the subject at any secand
hand shop where the dealer sorts his
books with any care.-Exchange
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
WEST BRATTLEBORO
Mrs. winter Struck by Automobile.

Mrs Ida Winter of West Brattleboro
was struck by an automobile driven by
Mrs f. e. Covey of Western avenue
last evening and received bruises on
one leg, but it is thought that no bones
were broken. Mrs. Winter was on her
accident happened on South street
nearly opposite the Melrose hospital
way to the Congregational church. The
AIRS. Winter was hit by the mud guard
and thrown to the ground. DIR. G. Il.
Hunter attended her and she was taken
to the Memorial hospital
Walter Taylor has had a telephone
installed in his home. The number Is
l03J-W.
Miss Vivian Hunter returned this
morning to Green Mountain camp in
West Dummerston to remain during the
rest of the month.
Bert Cameron of Rutland, Mass. came
Saturday to visit until today with his
mother Mrs NJ E. Cameron, and sister
Miss Viola II. Cameron.
Mrs. j. s. Morse has returned from
a few days visit in Springfield, Mass,
with Miss Della Miller, formerly of
Brattleboro and West Brattleboro.
Miss Margaret Mcguire has returned
from a two-weeks' vacation at her home
in Boston and other places. and resumed
work this morning in J. Il. Aiann's
store.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17

Plymouth, n. H. He is president of the
Clara NJ. Holbrook of Nottingham.
Edward MacDougall, father of the
bridegroom, is president of the Queens
boro Corporation of New York, which is
engaged in building large apartment
houses on Long Island. At present he is
building a large number of houses at
jackson Heights. /. l.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
Get the Habit


Fl'7If : ITVI'7I IT 7NI77'F
Some motorists are becoming little
careless and are violating the traffic reg
uation by approaching the curb in the
city streets from the left instead of the
right. If they happen to be called to
account, they will have only themselves
to blame. BESIDES it is much better to
get into the habit of doing these things
right.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17
Knew His Daddy.

Harold was playing football when
he heard his father calling The boys
urged him to stay and finis5 the game,
but he replied Cant stop. kids, when
he talks in that voice"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-07-17

Smoke Rock Maple Cigars. 111-122