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The New York herald., 1922-05-28
8 A L e s NJ A N .

Unusual opportunity for expert salesman TO
travel, of personality. high character and
pleasing address. II you can qualify you
our business, publicity applied to production.
Write fully, age, selling experience, &C. Ad-
dress Y 2293 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
NJ f N (Two)

BY NEW COMPANY TO DO ANYTHING
THEY ARE ASKED TO DO TO HELP
MEN OVER 80 YEARS, WHO CAN
KNUCKLE DOWN TO REAL HARD
WORK AND WANT TO MAKE LIFE
YOU QUALIFY. APPLY IN PERSON.
MIR. GILBERT. SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM BANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
MTcN-Seli Wiliems's dependable fruit trees
and shrubbery: steady demand; complete
cooperation; commission paid weekly; write
for terms. Willems' Sons Nurseries. Roch-
ester. N. Y.
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SALESMAN wanted to carry as side line
cosmetic preparation widely known In New
York and Philadelphia; territory open. New
Jersey, Pennsyivenia. Maryland and part OF
New England states. Apply II. Carlyle,
Room 1874. 30 Church st.
Statesmen Several successful saiesmen 70
sell high grade Industrial security Of pro-
ducing company; this IN the kind of propo-
rition with which you can form a permanent
clientele; commission basis. Mr.. Percval,
fourth floor. 167 w eith st.
SAI.ESMEN.
Two, by manufacturer OF ladies' hand bags
to cover tho South and small cities OF the
Middle West. commission 2200 Herald.
Herald so.
SALESMAN. ambitious. travel arrange ad-
vertisng contracts with general trade; no
competition; experience unnecessary; earn
ing sl5 TO $50 daily. Secretary. b3s North
62d. Philadelphia.
BALBsMEN with a clientele TO sell unlisted
securities; an opportunity TO connect with
a first class stock and bond house; straight
snos. 4. W.. iSsf Brosdwssy. ''' ""' ''
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STORY OF sALEsMANs SUCCESS.

STORY OF A sALEsMANs SUCCESS.
A salesman. SO years of age. came to our
office some years ago to take up a new line
OF business - a line against which he
had been prejudiced, but which he knew
carried great rewards for tho successful.
His average commissions after the second
year have Appropriated $1,000 a year, and
he has built up future income of over
$4,000 year on business already written.
We are enlarging our organizations to pre-
pare for an enormous expansion OF business
during the next few years. We have posi-
tions for two good statesmen with successful
records. Under our method of instruction
failure is well nigh impossible II they will
pay the price In hard work. Liberal draw
ing account against commissions.
This offer will be open during the next
week. Only applicants of unquestioned In
tegrity and with high grade references will
be considered. L. A. Cert, Manager, Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company. 11s West
44th street. city. Call any time before
/ p. M.
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PLUMBERS.

experienced journeymen: work
out of town; open shop; permanent
position 1.02h per hour; A hour
week; overtime time and one-half
and double time ideal living
conditions; fare advanced. Apply
Field. II Cortlandt st. Open evenings
until 0 O'Clock. Open Sunday.
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WANTED

MOTOR CAR BODY DESIGNER
FOR OPEN AND CLOSED GUS
TOM BODIES; SPLENDID oP-
PoRTUNITy FOR HIGH CLASS
MAN FAMILIAR WITH LATEST
IDEAS IN SPECIAL OR CUSTOM
WORK. APPLY BY LETTER TO
PERSONAL ATTENTION OF
LEIGH LYNCH. FISHER BODY
CORPORATION. GENERAL MO-
TORS BUILDING. DETROIT.
MICHIGAN.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
CARPENTERS AND
BUILDING MECHANICS.
yUns VIZ Mt, tnO N4IvN


BUILDING MECHANICS.
WE WANT 100 MEN
willing 10 devote spare time TO study, archi-
tectual draughting. estimating and building
method. which will qualify you in few
months.
II you are anxious to get big returns for
your labor. write Immediately for appoint
ment. Practical. 9 657 Herald. $50 Bway.
CARPENTERS to Install screens, 80 compe-
towing districts: westchester, Long Island.
Jersey and Philadelphia. Must be first class
men, steady work, winter and summer.
Orange Screen Co.. o1o Valley st.. Maple
WOOD. y. J:
some cleaning; must have references. CAN
40 East 10Th. Monday, $780,
CHAUFFEURS
FOR GOOD. STEADY POSITIONS AT
BEST PREVAILING WAGES TO OPERATE
CARS. MUST BE OVER 30, MARRIED.
FURNISH GOOD REFERENCES AND
HAVE HAD AT LEAST TWO YEARS
EXPERIENCE IN OPERATING. Il. p, 6l9
LONGACRE BLDG.
CHAUFFEUR-GROOM
married or single, country, care OF two sad
die horses. Answer, giving nationality,
perience, married or single, salary expected,
596 Herald. $50 Broadway.
CHAUFFEUR wanted. white, single, very
high grade TO go to country near New
York. Apply on Monday or Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at 347 Madison av..
Room 1906.
CLERK, Christian. having knowledge OF Ger
mau, in import department of chemical
house for office work and 10 sample and in
spect shipments on dock; state experience,
reference and salary desired. o 2o96 Herald,
Herald sq.
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CLOTHING statesmen.
MEMS AND BOYS.

We can use the services of several
neat, intelligent young men with ambi-
tion to learn business; state age, sal
ary and experience. Box Ill. Real
Service. Is Z. 40th.
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AUCT1oNEER wanted by large realty
auction company: give full experience, age
nationality. salary expected; permanent post
ton Is satisfactory. 2003 Herald, osG
Broadway.
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MAN,

MAN-Position of trust IN old establishes
company, prospects OF advancement for
ambitious man of good appearance. ase 25 to
65 ability to meet and talk with men essen
tiel. Address Box 4s5. Madison So. p. Q.
MAN TO take charge OF sales force and man
age New York office; 81 900 security re-
quired. National Sales Co.. 90 Washington
St. Providence, r.. 1.
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EcURITY sALEsM AN
High calibcr men. refinement and
education, exceptional opportuni-
ties. See Mr.. Lord after 10 A. NJ.
1852 Broadway.
r
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YOUNG man OF good address and habits
who has decided to take UP sales work as
profession; we have an opening carrying with
II moderate compensation: unlimited oppor-
tunity for securing all around sales expert
ence for hard working. aggressive and ambi-
tious chap: sales experience neither neces-
sary nor desirable. Address Box 1901 City
Hall Post Office.
YOUNG Mana large textile establishment.
make use OF the productive services IN
their sales department OF a young and ann
bilious university graduate In this city witli-
out any previous business experience; II ac-
copied. applicant viii have an excellent on
portunity and will be paid while learning
state age. university and full particular.
Address Beginner $40 Herald, Herald square.
YOUNG MAN
as assistant 70 production manager inNen-
velope manufacturing concern; must be good
at figures; state salary age and references.
Box 2s4. 900 Fitzgerald Bldg.
YOUNG MEN-A limited number for direct
advertising work in new Industrial corpora
tion; good salary to those who qualify as 10
education. ability and appearance. X 2108
Herald. Herald SO.
YOUNG man. Christian, bright, wanted to
assist ut books and typewriting; state age
and salary expected. 594 Herald. $50
Broadway.
YOUNG man In savings bank. Christian,
neat accurate at figures. good pediman
state age and salary. A 2246 Herald, Herald
square.
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Please mention The Netc York
Herdld Uhen answering any
oite OF these advertisements.
HELP WANTED--Male.
SECURITY sALEsa1ES.

Two men who can sell a preferred stock Of
real estate mortgage company that is In It's
seventh. successful year. has paid 500 an
nually for six years; better business to-day
iifgs at present market stock Yields ~ per
cent; assets double market price; other ex-
ceptional features: not new issue :, offers
splendid opportunity for investors and sales
men. Call Room $780, 30 Broadway, before
noon.
SECURITY statesmen.
Want statesmen for high grade industrial Sc.
curfty money maker: salary and commis-
sion. Write for appointment, DAVID A.
MANVlLLE CO.. INC. 63 Wall ST.
SECURITY SALESMAN with or without
experience 10 sell active issue listed on New
York Curp; liberal salary to men who can
produce. 90 Broad ST.. room 1907 New York
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NJ A N A q r r .

MACHfNIsT with bench experience; give
birth date, experience, wages expected.
8 607 Herald, ESQ B'way.
MECHANIC, all around 70 take charge fac
tory on production work. must be thor
ough and havo best credentials. 1889
Herald. Bronx
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STENOGRAPHER and correspondence clerk.
thoroughly competent; one having had ex-
perience In answering ordinary run OF Of
flee correspondence without dictation desir-
able opportunity with large New York manu-
featuring corporation. Address, stating ex-
perience, references and salary desired.
Martin. Box 2010 Herald. Herald So.
STEEoGRAPHER-Man 25 years of age.
with secretarial experience; $22 week to
start. Apply IL A. NJ. Loft, Inc, 400
Broome St, n. Y.
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The New York Herald Is the point Of
contact betsCeen the dependable en-
ployee and the responsible employer.
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-ipEN1S-A new metal specially sold to all
classes of retail merchants and banks.
brand new sales plans; sales talk that wins
outfit fits the pocket big commission paid
promptly on receipt of orders; get In quick
on this money maker. GOODWILL AD-
NERTISERS CORR, 2230 Almont ST., Desk
500. indianapolis
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AGENTS. Spoon -N-Fork, fastest selling spe-
cialty ever produced for the kitchen; 1905
profit every woman buys on sight; a neccs-
sity where food II cooked: 2Jc. for sample
oi 81 20 for dozen; act now for exclusive
territory. Atlast. s60A woolworth Bldg,
New York.
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DIsTRIBUToRs-some mechanical knowi-
edge reudired; State or county rights;
selling automobile cylinder grinders; insure
large profits; price $3.50 LIBERTY TOOL
COMPANY. frvinaton. N. J.
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AMBITIOUS men. write to-day for attractive
proposition. selling subscriptions to Amer
ica's most popular automobile magazine;
every car owner. mechanic. garageman in
terested; quick and easy to sell: 100 per cent.
profit; pleasant work: devote all spare
time. AUTOMOBILE DIGEST. A l73 Butler
Bldg, Cincinnati.
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AGENTS-One OF the largest manufacturers
of chinaware I'm the State OF Ohio wishes
10 secure the services of a good live repre-
sentative in the State OF New York; one
familiar with chinaware and who will give
line entire attention preferred: permanent
and profitable p os1tion to the right party:
in reply state age, also give references.
22q7 Herald $50 Broadway
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AGENTS-At last. worlds greatest adding
machine: almost human: retails $15; work
equals $500 machine $500 monthly easily
made demonstrating to stores. offices. ga
RACES. factories; simple, easy; adds. sub
tracts, muluplies. divides automatically;
speedy. accura'e, durable, handsome; five
} ear guarantee: tremendous demand: amaz-
ing profits; liberal trial offer: protected
territory; write quick Lightning Calculator
Co.. sol Smith Bldg. Grand Rapids. Mich.
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AGENTS-.renninEs Mfg. Co.. A 1853 Dye
Bldg, Dayton. Ohio, wants four men and
women as agents for this district; written
guaranteed hosiery. complete line 27 styles:
wonderful silks. no experience or capital
needed: liberal pay. Samples furnished.
NVrffo uuick.
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A'IENTS-SaIesmen, can you give away mer-
chandise? We want 100 statesmen at orce to
rive away absolutely FREE to MERCHANTS
our famous PEP PELLET MACHINES. We
pay you si.50 each TO give them away.
Should place from % to 80 daily. Write
auic Hot P-Nut Machine Co.. $50 East
long 81. lolnmhns. Ohio
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS-Man in each town to refinish
chandeliers, brass beds. autos by new
method $40 daily without capital or expert
ence. Write Gunmetal Co., Ohl, Decatur
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II. L. Adams: Formerly an
executive for the Telephone
Company, also an executive OF
a large moving picture concern.
Started here as salesman. DEM
onstrated his ability and In less
than a year has been promoted
three times. Is now Sales
Manager in charge OF our
adelphia Office.
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AGENTS--Are re you willing to demonstrate
every home you call upon and costs the
buyer less than $500? The well 10 do listen
quickest anc buy at once because they have
the most 10 lose by not buying and they
have the money TO buy with. Easy TO get In.
Powerful demonstration. Practically no one
in your city ever heard of II. Pays $40 to
$50 day TO workers. Milwaukee Dustless
Brush Co. Milwaukee, Wis.
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AGENTS Big profits selling Shoorpatch for
tires and tubes: permanent repairs made In
one minute without heat or tools and guaran-
teed TO outi!ve tire or tube saving 600o6 over
Vulcanzine: tremendous demands write at
once for particulars and free sample. Shoor-
patch Rubber Company. Philadelphia, Pa,
Dept. r.
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r. p. Campbell: Started as
salesman January. 1921. Had
never sold anything before.
Promoted three times. Now d.
rector of sales in charge of our
entire sales organization. Earn
ings average more than $1,000
per month.
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AGENTS-Big money selling tire cure: a
wonderful repair for tires and tubes at
enormous savings In vulcanizing bills; every
car owner buys; easily applied without heat
or tools: selt-vulcanizing in two minutes;
guaranteed TO last life of tires and tubes; 81
outfit makes 80 repairs: full particulars and
sample upon request; write to-day. AMER
ICAN RUBBER AND CEMENT COMPANY.
Baltimore, Nd.
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Il. M. Partridge; Formerly en-
ployed In Government position.
Started here last January. BY
March was averaging over
$1,000 a month. On April ] ap-
pointed as Assistant Sales
Manager of one of our subsid-
iary companies.
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AGENTS You can make $500 quick this
summer: something entirely new miniature
rotating mechanical pocket fan --latest
Craze. I" Vest pocket size. Everybody wants
AERO Far CO. sol No La Sale. chicago.
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COUPLE. WAGES $500 MONTH TO EXCEP-
TIONAL COUPLE; MUST BE VERY GOOD
COOK AND BUTLER; AT LEAST TWO
YEARS REFERENCE ONE POSITION. Y
2002 Herald. 10th ST.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-17

Farmer OF the Tulsa Clearing House
announces.
Scouts Of this city donated their
usual Christmas service in aiding the
Lions cluf in collecting old clothes
shoes. toys food, canned goods, etc.
TO hc distributed by the Salvation
Army and the humane society
among the poor families -Four days
of last vcck were given over TO the
distribution OF notices and the col
lcctnE OF the clothes.
BY purchasing n full scout uniform
from IA, Model Clothiers. to include
hat, shirt or coat. hrceches, belt and
stockings. or loEgiugs "a three
months subscription to Boys Lite
may be obtained free. Mako use of
this offer.
over in London they have just had
% scout rally where it is claimed
$1,000 scouts and Wolf clubs were
assembled in celebration of the safe
return Of the prince OF Wales from
his trip around the world. Think
of u--t5lNnE TO 10000 boys az one
time / want TO talk to $4,000
scouts and scout officials. cannot
bring them together, so | am taking
advantage Of this opportunity In eN-
tending each ana every scout "a warm
and hearty greeting for a merry
Christmas. My, ! wish could grasp
the hands of each of YOU and say
hit the line hard and Justify your
membership in the Boy Scouts of
America
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Mcfarland where they are going and
when We may expect them TO be re-
turned. Win the scouts who have
borrowed books in their possession
please call Usage 4679?
II YOU find coat AZ Camp Euchoc
about size 10, it probably belongs TO
% visitor we had on our ThauksEiv-
ing camp ana should be returned
to headquarters OF TO Nr Buvles at
the Y. NJ. g. A.
Every attempt i- being made 20
get the camp I'm tn top shape and
/ "a gas line run into the kitchen Gas
stoves win he furnished through the
+ courtesy OF the Queen Bee stove
company
/ Troop announces that their
meeting win be held weekly ON Fri
/ day of each week at the GraC" NJ. p
. church. Their invitation ie' 'tonr
and bring your friends
The fourth troop IS now under ore
ganlHatiou at the Methodist church
in sand Springs, ScOutmastors there
announce that scouting is better iu
that city than at any other time
previous due 20 the interest amoug
the boys.
The mdianoraft Production com.
pany at 466 Connecticut street, Ruf
falo, y. Y, Is Offering 20 scouts a
Christmas special offer on fireWak
ing sets at S3.g9 each. In addition
they add set Of Sema phore sigma
ilags. a set of WIG Wag signal flags
one hand.woven leather ueckerchict
ring. one genuine Indian arrow head
and one illustrated booklet on how
TO collect Indian relics This Is d
good buy according to chief Meyer
DO you have bank account
II you do not you are about {,
miss one Of the best offers scouts ir
this city ever received. To evcrN
scout vino has an account in a locu
bank. the management OF that BAN
i- going to present him with
christmas present OF years sub
scriptiou TO Boys Life, the otficia
Boy Scout magazine Manage
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Christmas Camp Scheduled

Two Christmas camps wIli Doe uuu.
ductcd. the first from the lntu tu
the 28rd inclusive and the u,Nu
after Christmas. The camp win be
operated The same us the uuuur
camps you bring your blankets und
other personal equipment and thp
camp furnishes the "cats' az about
Is cents per day. Application blunts
should be secured Immediately from
upadquaJt,r sand returned mot lHi.r
than December lS. Scouts win hc
iu camp four duyH viii not receive
breakfast ON the first duv aud viii
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dbe Tells About Nine

Boy. isn't it cold? Hope it SHOWS.
Yea DO. Only 20 were present at
jfoup last mpeing Several stayed
away with the excuse, it was too
cold Others struggled in later in an
effort to keep the rest Of the troop
from telling them they stayed home
Because IL was too cold to come,
Who said Cinnamon? Boy II you'd
been around 30 the last meeting
you'd thought the whole country of
China was there. Tired Of regular
pastimes, tho fellows all disguised
themselves as Cinnamon OF all the
hopping around, we did it, Mr.
kUuckert was senior patrol leader
IN the absence of II, c. Adams, He
made a good one TOO.
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TO the roll call including Sooutmastcr
scott and Assistant Scoutmlstcr
John Laffoon. 4 motion was uuaui-
mously passed TO purchase "a pair of
boxing gloves and upon th. arrival
Of the leather mitts troop "a is
ready to settle all disputes which
may come its way. kid Gideon"
demonstrated his tactics with the
gloves before the meeting adjourned.
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The Best Good Turn

We are lust i'm receipt OF mes
cage from a certain reliable source.
which causes us TO give substantial
space TO the article in this paper.
A certain senior patrol leader Of
a certain troop found an old lady
who needed help. Her SON had been
sick for some time and the poor old
lady could hardly provide for him.
The two liNod i'm a small shack near
the edge of town. This senior patrol
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Thirty-three Present

JOSEPH kORNFIELD. ReporterD
: Troop 33 is a grown man now.
When Herbert Aaronson passed his
undcrfoOt tests, the troops enroll
mout -Velltd 10 p.
4 hr8ud-neW compass Will be
awarded 10 any scout. in this troop
making the most progress in scout
rg from December l to June / of
next year, it was announced at the
las. meeting SIX scout candidates
and seven full fledged scouts We're
present al this meeting, Joseph
Kornfield was scribe in the absence
ef Ralph May, senior patrol leader.
BcMng and wrestling contests con
cllded The meeting.
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4 NeW Troop Organized

Sixteen hoys have signed up for
a new troop to be sponsored by a
committee from the First NJ h..
church. The troop will meet i'm the
church Friday evenings az 1880. MIR.
Miller In charge OF boys work,
Troop Committeeman G. NJ. pritch-
ard, Scoutmaster Scott, Scoutmaster
~ l.. Burk and Executive Meyer
visited the Sunday school class sun
day and had the troop formed i'm
less than twenty minutes
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Around the Circle

Chief Meyer loaned his Sunday
pocket knife to a boy and 1t never
came home. Chief says pocket
knives don't grow on the trees in
his back yard. so will the borrower
please return.
Several headquarters library books
are missing. These books were given
10 the council for use to all scouts
and officers. If you must take them
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TrnOp Nerenfeen

a regular scout talk by Mr.. Burke
VAS given as the opening number OF
troop us meeting. Mr.. Burke is
going 90 take charge Of another
,Toop I'm the same building with US.
Troop II already anticipates some
ast athletic competition with its
HoNt-door ueighbor.
Iweutv-thrce members answered
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CUTICURA HEALS
ECZEMA IN RASH
On Arms, Spread On Body,
ItChed and Burned Badly,
Eczema broke out IN a rash on
my arms, and then spread in spots

as large as my hand on
different parts Of my
body. II itc he'd and
burned SO badly that !
had TO scratch the affected
parts. My clothing ag-
gravated the breaking out
and I could not sleep on
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account OF the irritation.
THE trouble lasted sixteen
months. began using CutieurA
Soap and Ointment and was healed
in about thirty days" lSigned) Miss
Bertha Marti- R. / Holly Pond, Ala.
Cuticura sqap, ointment and Tai
cum are idea ior every day toilet uses.
aamyl ssSh Frss By Mail Address "cstisuTs Lab
srRts-ssi Dspt n kAasn Is, Has" /" Sod svsIy-
NheSs sap Ne Ointrnsr< "a and b0- Iaieun 3e
5SFS CatSeurA Sosp shAvss usfthous mss.
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Newspaper for All eFamily

giving all the news Of the sport world, by
slillful writer's who know the game.
Daily Society Page, and special society
section every Sunday, giving everything
Of interest to women.
Daily Cartoons Mutt and Jeff, Barney
Google, Casey the Cop, Polly and Her
Pals and many other daily features that
bring smiles.
Big Four-Page Comic Section every
Sunday to entertain the kiddies.
Special Illustrated Magazine Section
every Sunday covering a wide variety
of popular fiction.
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Daily Editorials by phomas A. Latta,
chief editorial writer, one of the most
widely-quoted editors in the United
States
- Timely and Reliable Oil and Gas News
every day by the Dean of Oil Writer'S
Col. w. H. Peck, and a corps Of able as
sistants
Daily Market Page, giving latest stock
quotations, bond quotations, commodi-
ty prices and all price movements and
tendencies,
Live Sporting News daily and Sunday,