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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-06-04

Ribbon Used On Wedding
Gowns for First Time in
Memory Airy Lace
andGlints ofSilver Make
June Bridal Costumes
Exquisite Every Other
Bridesmaid Now Has a
Petal Skirt-Loose Flow
ers Preferred to FORMAL
Bouquets.
QNEAR after year. generation after
" generation. comes the bride in
y her white robes; and always she
- seems to be the Same In genera.
effect of costume, though each year
bridal attire takes on "A distinct DIFF
ference from tho year agone. Bridal
robes are traditional; they are SYM
boiic and because In main essentials
they conform to traditional standards
there ia this likeness about the cos
tune, no matter what incidental
changes fashion may introduce from
/ season TO season.
Not even the most rabid stickler for
l the superiority OF old days and old
customs over modern days and GUS
1 toms can assert that wedding gowns
of n generation ago were more beau
tiful than wedding gowns OF today
Tho bride of--say 1S92--woro enor-
nous sleeves baloonod out by buck
Il ram Innings. There were nine cores
In her skirt. that completely hid her
\ little satin slippers and her satin
bodice was strained to 1T over n small
u wasted. /high-busted corset yet 80
similar Is the idea OF tho bridal cos
tumo In any generation that an old
Y beau viii say to bride OF this spring
"My dear you are exactly like your
mother on her wedding day. l re-
member her 30 we'll"
\ Princess fines In 1929 Wedding
b Gowns
Tho bride OF this June does not
\ balloon out anywhere, all tho lines OF
her costume are long and soft and
i exquisitely graceful-and despite the
shortness OF her skirt In comparison
with the sweeping length OF a genera
tion ago-she il a very stately figure
in her bridal robes, Even wells do not
form volumIous cloud about the
bride now they hang softly and rath-
er Imply, blending In with tho lines OF
4 the train. And laco Wells that have n
certain weight are preferred to tulle
wells.
Silver Adds Its LONELINESS To The
Wedding Gown
silver threaded bridal gowns are
\ among the most distinguished models
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

= SALESMEN-
Evening Part Time.
II you work only In the daytime
at your assigned task you may
go no farther than others who
do as much.
But II you capitalize your
EVENINGS you will be giving
yourself distinct advantage In
the way OF developing greater
ability earning more money and
travelling faster along the road
OF success.
SALESMANSHIP Is a logical,
fascinating means to greater
success and greater earnings.
And here in the Business
Builders NIGHT TRAINING
CLASSES you have the oppor-
t,nity to learn how to sell and
to Join sales force of part
time men who are adding to
their incomes commissions rang
Ing from $25 a week upward.
selling the securities of estab-
lished. successful expanding cor
porations.
Cali promptly at p. NJ Our
Reception Room Is on the 18th
floor.
JAMES w. ELLIOTTS
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
18th and 18th Floors.
Knickerbocker Building,
42d Street and Broadway.
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MAN-The writer Is with one OF the
most unusual enterprises ever under
taken In America. He Ia associated
with Christian business men who are
proceeding with plans that require the
permanent employment of several ca
pable men. l am looking for n man
10 be one of us. plain normal fellow
with qualities that cannot be fully
utilized in his present vocation. who
wants a place where opportunities are
not limited. This man must have a
decent record. possess a sunny DISPOSE
ton. be between 26 and 81 and capable
of holding friendship and respect. If
you answer this description call at
461 9Th av. between SD and 34th
sts.) Monday morning at S:45 sharp,
but please do not answer unless. you
can remain for thorough examipa-
ton. Ask for Mr.. Allen In suite 1415.
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statesmen.

statesmen. E
WE HAVE AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR MEN WHO HAVE THE TALENT IN
SELLING AND THE AMBITION TO MAKE
REAL MONEY IN AN ENTIRELY NEW
FIELD. ,tt ~
OUR ORGANIZATION is MADE UP OF
TRAINED MEN EACH DEPARTMENT
CONDUCTED BY THE MAN MOST PAR
TICULARLY SUITED TO EXECUTE. HIS
PARTICULAR DUTIES. s..
THE MEN JOINING OUR ORGANIzA-
TON AT THIS TIME ARE LAYING THE
FOUNDATION FOR A PERMANENT CON-
NECTION WITH UNLIMITED POSSIBILI-
TIES. NATURALLY WE WANT AMBITi-
Gus MEN, AND THEY MUST BE MEN
WHO ARE READY AND WILLING TO
WORK OUR PLAN OUR WAY.
WE FURNISH LEADS.
If YOU CARE FOR YOUR FUTURE, AN
SWER THIS AID. IN PERSON.
CALL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6.
AT / 80 L. M.
18TH FLOOR, 255 FOURTH AV,
CORNER 20TH ST.,
AND ASK FOR MR.. RIGBY.
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HELP wANTED---MALE.

ACCOUNTANTS wan,ed-4Seniors capable Of
taking charge OF audits. cxa innatiUa and
tax matters doth original filing and APP
peal cases.. and preparing reports thereon.
DO not apply unless you have had consid-
cradle experience with other large firms of
public accountants. we have no openings
--r Juniors. Townsend, Dix q Pocson, $50
broadway. Ask for Mr. Grisewood.
ADvERT1SiNG Man-hn exceptional oppor-
tunity with a large high grade furniture
House IN Baltimore for a young. keen adver-
tising man with some experience: preference
Given one who can wrto show ca rds and
dress windows wrlto full details OF expert
cnce and qualifications: state reference and
faiary expected pollacka. Howard aud Sara
fora avs Baltimore. Nd.
An opportunity for business men, wel\ con.
nocted. 10 earn big money. an exceptional
offer by Equitable Life. Particulars ENC..
s2S Herald. cgl Broadway.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs,
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

ELECTROLYsIs.
ETHEL MICHELSTETTER.
Superfluous Hair Artist
scientifically removes hair by the latest
method. USING two to sixteen needles, Accord
Ing to your case; references.
Each case a special study.
Suite 505. Longacre S434. rs w 4od
HELEN BRIGGS. electric needle expert. SU-
PERFLUOUS HAIR permanently removed.
syeprows arched. 4SI 9Th av. Murray Hill
1914. IL years at 1873 Broadway
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DISTRICT Statesmen.

There Is an opening IN our ,rgani-
cation for resident statesmen IN de-
'veiop our clientele and prospects In
the Boroughs of Manhattan Bronx.
Kings. Queens and Westchester and
Putnam counties and become members
of az lligh powered sales force, 70
sell widely known dividend paying
securities. which have already. with
IN limited time, been distributed 20
over 5000 clients.
The men we reuqlre must be primarily
statesmen, with record OF large
earnings. must possess rcsourceful-
ness. selling ability and good repu-
tation.
To The men qualifying for the posi-
tion we VIII furnish 100 per cent.
cooperation and liberal commission.
Write. or phone Longacre $500.
d. w. ralen. 5i2 Fifth av., Suite sos,
New York City.
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HELP wANTED--MALE.

statesmen.
$50 to 500 week.
Many OF our men earn more.
.salesmanship is not matter
OF trick
Selling yourself. selling your
ideas. selling your abilities is a
permanent pa1 Of LIES prob
lens.
The question is: ''How we'll
are you living UP to your abso-
lutte obligation to do the most
valuable work OF which you are
capable?''
Salesmanship can be learned!
That has been proven by the
record Of success OF scores Of
who went through the
Business Builders Training.
Many of our statesmen who
never had sold anything before
are now earning $50 and 800 a
week and upward In commits
sions. selling the securities OF
successful. expanding corpora
lions.
Along with the money, they
are winning for themselves
greater ability and greater OPP
portunity through advancement
to sales executive opportunities,
The driving force of ambition.
the happiness of development,
and the thrill OF achievement,
belong only TO men who try al
ways TO do bigger and better
work.
You owe It to yourself to come
In and see why the Business
r Builders means so much to so
many.
Introductory classes will be
started PROMPTLY at $3.50 A.
NJ. and at s =. NJ. To attend
..t., either OF these classes you
should register II TO 80 minutes
.h. prior to those hours. as classes /,
commence exactly ON TIME.
Our Reception Room Is on the
18th floor. Ask for Mr.. Wells.
JAMES W. ELLIOTT'S
BUSINESS BUILDERS, INC.
18th and 18th Floors, f
Building, ~
42d Street and Broadway.
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SALES MANAGER ASSISTANT

IN LARGE MERCANTILE FIRM
DOING BUSINESS THROUGH THE
NAILS WITH MERCHANTS IN
PL1CANT MUST BE ABLE TO
WRITE. FORCEFUL SALES LET
TIERS AND HANDLE COMPLAINTS
DIPLOMATICALLY:'A SELL YOUR
SERVICES IN YOUR REPLY. STAT
p ING YOUR EXPERIENCE. AGE
AND SALARY. REPLY BOX Al,
STATION ID. 'are
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

.it ESMEN-SECURITIES
II you are ambitious and a worker
stop trying 10 sell by old methods. Our
men have an opportunity TO make a
handsome income and a permanent con-
nection. The Pathe Picture Company has
sent us a protector and films, showing
our factory. also the present day hand
method and our revolutionary machine
at work.
This screen picture is exhibited In our
office. II is the surest, quickest way to
convince a buyer. Our statesmen realize
this. Join our entcrprising, money maxi
ing sales organization.
c 700 HERALD,
$50 Broadway.
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HELP WANTED AND TELEPHONE DIRECTORY ADVERT
HELP wANTED--MALE.

LINOTYPE machinist. experienced, models
and s: first class monotype and limo
type keyboard operators. Conway Brief Co.,
80 Lafayette Boulevard W.. Detroit. Mich.
LITAOGRAPH offset .pressmen and trans
ferrers: open shop. c. W. Klauminzer.
sos Bangor Building. Cleveland.
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statesmen

We have openings for a few red
blooded automobile statesmen, who
VIII. II they prove their ability. be
placed In charge Of sales districts;
the men who can qualify. WHY'S
Overland. Inc, ilsS Fulton St,
Brooklyn, ". y. so
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SALES MANAGER.

Alert and aggressive. capable OF develop
ing territory Tor well established company
now having twenty branches. Former Mill
tary or Naval Officers preferred Short
period of intensive training In New York on
commission basis to prove ability will pre-
cede assignment OF territory. Room 1903,
sos Fifth av. Mr.. Sidley.
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NAN WANTED.

MAN WANTED.
We want a real. red blooded man as
addition to our force OF one hun
dred thousand dollars worth Of brain
power.
1T YOU CAN
qualify and furnish references that
measure UP to our standards you will
get the position.
- Call at room of.
3 1888 broadway,
.- between 10 and IL ,-
or and p. M.
MAN--Position Of trust In old established
company prospects OF. advancement for
ambitious man of good appearance. ase % to
65: ability to meet and talk with men essen
tial. Address Box 4s5. Madison So. +. o.
MARINE ASSISTANT to 4th engineer to
oversee and attend to repairs on scandina-
Wan ship: Norwegian preferred; must be
Bldg tM fr fi
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Statesmen
DISTRICT MANAGERS

ding higll-class issues only, has
openings for, thrtn or four Wic-
cessful security statesmen who can
build up an organization of pro-
ducers In territories In and around
New York City and New Jersey
points. To those who can qualify
an attractive proposition awaits:
commission. Apply Sales Manager,
165 Broadway, room 1918.
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DRUG SALESMAN. ONE ACQUAINTED
WITH TIE TRADE IN CREATED
NEW YORK AND WHO UNDERSTANDs
SELrTNG PIIARM COMMTs-
SION ONLY. NO OBJECTION 10 SIDE
LINE. NJ g 2s2 HERALD. HERALD SO.
ENGINEER EsTIMAToR-co Contracting COM
pany outside OF New York requires a man
estimate on ell classes Of buildings between
$4,000 and 100000 and % In the design
or Industrial buildings IN all ordinary types
Of construction give all partlcular-: state
what you have done. not what YOU think you
can do, and name the salary desired.
2Of1 Herald 9QO Iroo d,ua+
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statesmen.

Our business. OF an Industrial ma
tliie, In serving millions OF people In
this country. We cannot reach all Of
our prospective clients thro Ugh our
present mediums. We find that man.
contact brings better results. Wo
need more men so that we can conf
plcte the job In the next eight or nine
months. You are not going TO work
In tho blind. as we have innumerabie
prospects to be interviewed. Many of
QUE contact men are now earning
larger amounts than ever before, and
the same opportunity Is open to YOU.
Call Monday morning at go or .
o'clock In the afternoon, on tho 9th
floor. 80 West 45th St. and see Mr..
irwin.
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SALESMEN--Are there 80 statesmen avail.
able who should a minimum of S25
per day and are competent to interest rep
Of scopes we re ee,iSr s
satisfactory results, but wish TO increase
the volume. and will engage number OF
must be OF the highest character and pos
sessed Of intelligence and good presentation
zee Mr.: Miller. room 900. Is West 45th.
SALESM AN-Thoroughiy experfenced,' branch
wanted by Western packer IL Manhattan and
brooklyn branches 20 takc charge OF produce
department .ps good salary TO high class man
With clean record. practical experience and
ability to produce; others need not apply:
state age, nationality. experience. where now
employed or name OF last employer: refer
ence IN first letter.: ali replies treated con-
fidentially. W 4l6 Herald. Herald square.
statesmen capable Of selling Davis high
grace made 70 measure clothes at popular
prices direct TO the better class of trade;
liberal commissions; protected territory:
powerful advertising campaign and Davis
sausre deal guarantee OF satisfaction or
money returned back TO you. Write to-day
giving three references, The p. II. Davis
Tailoring Company. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Observation-Disclosures proposition open 10
Young man TO interview wholesale rner-
chants manufacturers and jobbers In a
credit reports and collection proposition of
unsurpassed value IN their credit depart
LnVnt liberal commission proposition only.
uaII after A.. NJ, Tuesday only. Room s1B
Woolworth Building
sALEsMAN--E XPERIENCED AND ENER.
CELTIC TOILET PERFuMERY SALES
MUST RE THOROUGHLY AcOuAfNTEr
WITH TRADE AND BUYERS; SALARY
a 6Mp COMMISSION ~ PREFERENCES RE
2ClNED. w 40 HERALD. HERALD SO.
A1EsMAN-WINDoW SHADE EXPERT-
ENCE; ONE WITH COOP FOLLOWING;
AMONCi DEPARTMENT AND DRY GOODS
f FRONTS N cl MxN UP CUT OF T9Wk By
Oon COMMISSION. l.. g.. 340 HERALD,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENGRAVING.
EXCELLENT opportunity offered 20 an cfhcient
man; must have experience and a controlling
KNAPP. ENGRAVING CO..
~, r. 18TH ST.. N. Y. O.
SALEsMEN-Auto speciality manufacturer
wants i've manager for New York No
ss, nunra cr peddlsrs. Real lob for real man
Statesmen.
vaughn Company require Immediately
Of neat appea rance and furnish refcrences'
Apply suite VT, III West 42d ST., 10 A. M
to = =. NJ; evcnings 100
SALESMAN WANTED.
bctWcen the age OF 20 and 30: prefer one
ties. splendid opportunity Tor sdvn pccment.
salary and bonus. See Mr.. Obcnchnin room,
~. y broad st.
SALESMAN wanted for Greater New York
for high quality auto parts: must he
thoroughly familiar with repair and replace
ment trade; experience a. overhaulInr Of
motor preferred; state experience and refer
ence. w tiH fferald, Herald 80.
Statesmen WANTED
20 sell Walkers blockettes. big demand:
sells everywhere: chance TO make big money
commission, live wires only need apply.
Mr. ketclum. room i0l. Woolworth Ride.
sALESMAS--New. important book Tor phys-
cians. live lcaas. Dr. Babtt, - IVES. s,s
st.. room i2f Lonsacro ce1s.
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SALESMAN.

FEREp TO A THOROUGHLY EXPERI-
ENCED PERFUMERY AND TOILET
GOODS SALESMAN BETWEEN THE
AGES OF 30 AND 81: MUST BE WELL
ACQUAINTED WITH TRADE AND
BUYERS AND, FURNISH THE VERY
HIGHEST PERSONAL AS WELL AS
BUSINESS CREDENTIALS: NO RE-
PLIES. WITHOUT FULL DETAILS AS
TO PAST CAREER. WILL BE CONSID-
Erred; REMUNERATION, SALARY
AND COMMISSION. w. 49, HERALD,
HERALD SO. a,r..x.s $500
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SALEMEN.

The U. 8. II. Society has lust CONNECTED
en- art work that has a strong appeal 10
patriotic Americans: Is highly indorsed by
leaders IN national affairs; we want the
services OF 2 or high grade men on n COM
mission basis: must furnish unques tiona BILE
references: opportunity for the right men to
make large. permanent incomes. Phone
Chelsea AIS for appointment. M.
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FIIIss.
GOWNS.

cARAcUL fur coat; cost s1,10o; only worn
rev ,Ime s,:. VIII be sold cheap Phone
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sALEsMAN-oRIENrAL RUGS.

81 Large representative Pittsburgh depart
exner,encsd nrieniai r,,g sn,esnnsn. s,,s ana
opportunity for future. Reply at once. CIV
Ing full details as 10 experience. positions
held. salary expected, so appointment can be
made for intrrviewrat our New York office.
Address w s53 Htrald. Herald SO.
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FOREMAN
HIGH CLASS ETH AV. LADIES
WEARING APPAREL. Est kI3T IsffMIs@T
HAS POSITION OPEN FOn' ~
FOREMAN IN ALTERATION. AND
SPECIAL. ORDER WOFkRoCNa.
Ono who has had complete charge OF TAG
tory woritroon and understands the hnndlin,.
~ great numbers 90 workers. and the neces
sIty ~ UP 20, date methods and costs: brAins
and backbone essential. Give full Qusiifica
lions. references and salary desired IN first
letter. Toy Confidential. III 81. James Bldg.
GOVERNMENT auditors for incorne tax rev.
enue service. next cxafninaticn March = !:
galarics $500 90 $1,000: write for free IN
formation Federal Institute, Room 100,
washngton. y. q.
GOVT POSITIONS Opt.N . Vcn-wonlen:
honesty rcquircd good par 70 htart Write
7. McCsffrey. 81. Louis
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MEN trwo).

ny NEW COMPANY TO 40 ANY
THING THEY ARE ASKED TO
DO TO HELL. THE BUsINEsE
OVER 30 YEARS OF AGE. WHO
HARD WORK AND WANT TO
MAKE A LIFELONG: CONNECTION. =
APPLY PERSONALLY.
81 Nh. DQZIER., SUITE 1901.
GOTHAM RANK BUILDING,
COLUMBUS CIRCLE.
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IcEBs,ATS,
NsTRUCTIoN-cooKTNc.

Phone John &C. .'i' Wv.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

ADDRESSING MACHINES.
PRIVATE SECRETARY. NEW. vIru
STENCILS. COMPLETE. SIS EACH; BAr.
GAIN. N. Y. PRINTING CO.. 10f I,EAIJlJ
ST, WORTH 676i.
TWO very fine oak desks, I rolltop 4 flst
II. IT. wide: Mosier safe par
tltioned. 81 S,s n. high: price for a,5.
$500: will sell seps-atefy y
NCAriB sOMitERs,
100 Fulton 81. room TO Beeiinan 2oss.
ASSORTMENT ri office furniture for sai.;
finest make. Can he seen fourth floor. ID
East 47th. Tuoseay 10 O'Clock
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SALESMAN

Wanted 70 sell paper boxes: also must
understand estimating and n1anufac-
= turing set up boxes we want hustler
who can get business: state expert
ence and salary expected; good posi-
ton TO right party; correspondence
strictly confidential. Address
STEINER G SON. INC.
.ASBURY Park. n. J. ..,.
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MUSICAL.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OFFICE FIXTURES.

rAETITIONS-About 400 feet wood and rl.s.
partitions; good quality. including Is esss
DOORS and about 20 feet of railing first ciass
condition. must be sold at once: any reason
able offer accepted. G. X. d. WASH
I'RIzMsA. INC. ITO w. 10th st. Phone
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY FI,rY.
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APlRr1
MENTS. PIANOS, BOOKS, 7PAYNTiNSa
I!lR2IC-A-BRAC. &C. TOBIAS. 100 IyNIVEpS.
Sirf PLACE. STUYvESANr 1879.
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HAIRDREssERs.

MAIRDRESSERS.
FRENCH MUD PACKS
We specialize In hnir hennas nsrr,..
waavins; also ready to wear bobs Mis-
.ANNA. ZIP broadway. Schuyler I5fs 'S
PERMANENT Hair waving-Hairdressinr.
exclusive. Original Invention.
q. NESTLE CO.,
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ruRNITuRE-pRIyArE.

CHEST. mahogany. large drawers, ANTIQUE
piece, glass top; bargain: no dealers
CALI. IENOX 54O
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DESIGNER, WITH HIGH GRADE EXPE-
RIENCE IN LIGHTING FIXTURES
CENTRAL CHANDELIER CO., 224 CEN
TIRE ST. CORNER GRAND.
DETECTIVES needed everywhere: good pay.
Interesting work. Send for free informn-
tion covering system of educational ad-
vanccment, international Detective Exchange
liz w. Adams. Chicago
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LAWYERS.

t.1 LAWYER MCDOWELL.
100 Broadway, 18th st,
-s luy' lool!' night phone Morn. 1869.
HENRY A. STETNBOCK- ------
u II. 10th st.. Corn Exchange Bank Bldg
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Dresses presses, Goats. Furs, Samples.
DIVER. Murray Hill 7o75. extension
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PIANOS ANp rMoNoanArHs.

EsTEy best upright player piano, cabinet.
hand played rolls, standard music: barsai In;
good condition.; no dealers. S67 W. isfst.
apartment 3H.
SOHMER baby grand: perfect condition:
used slightly; racri(ice: sailing for Europe
CAL Schuyler 500 Tor pArtlcnlara
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LEMG p ,CooKING SCHOOL. 90 W. 9th
su.-Practical individual work: ella sse.
aaiy. Phone Riverside 1921. Special cooke
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

HOWELLs STUDIO OF DANCING. 4es SCI,
or ST. ~. nrookyn FOX trot. society walk waltz,
one step, private or class: chiIdren's classes
zoe. Russian ballet, Greek. &c. young ladies:
classes IN aesthetic sand Interpretive. Tai
Sunset 5126-M, private house Ao''
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TYrEwRITERs AND SUPPLIES.

TyPEwRrTERs RENTED.
Three months, $3.50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEwRITEEs.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.
S45 broadway. at Leonard stu Teiephon.
20 Il. cd at, OPP. Madison av. Franklin 64Os.
10 Barclay =. Tel. 413s Barclay
OLIVER typewriter. No 81 never been used
cheap: So Phone riverside fsS5.
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rNsTRUcrIoN-MUsIcAL.
INSURANCE.

LIFE insurance policies purchased ,s.,,o
~ the Equitable. Mutual and New Yor,.
Lie. maturing 1921 to 1875: lapsed poiic,ss
AUSTIN & Co. Ia Broadwax -O-"i SOS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

MODERN DANCING,
SPECIAL ATTENTION no Bf;c rNN1sps
AMY. COTTON. III WEST 7Is,f ST.
PHONE COLUMBUS 1870
MAJ, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INSTRUCTTON
SOCIETY DANCING; APIOINTMENT ONI.y
S-.s-s r2oi. 80 West SOD
MR. AND MES. SADI,EP'S 1II5,yS;1,
,A,CApEMY, 2is6 B'way. Academy 1SSf
Private lessons daily. Glasses every 'cveninr'
HELEN sTART-aIODERN DANCING.
COLUMBUS s000. AZ WEs1 aorrr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

Af;ENTS-LADY: ALL OR SPARE TIME;
make 81 hour: something new. Simplex
ironing board covers, cell on sight new
agent made 80 first hour. w. j. Lynch,
BIS. Springfield. III.
IIONfIswORKER wanted. female. 20 to IS
cents an hour; new profitable profession.
United Shade Coz Dept. TO- 80 Bond st..
Toronto. Canada.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
WIRELESS.

GOING. GOING. GOING.
SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST.
Special wireless telephone receiving set
capable OF receiving local news and concerts
sent prepaid $3.50. receivers $3.50 extra.
Other sets SIS up.
All mali orders promptly attended to-
Radio-S'orare battery Co.,
ib Main st.,
Orange. n. ]. Tel. Orange 1cus
II It's receivers we have them