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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR
 SENATE WILL SPEAK

Meridian, March 16-(Special)- Miss Belle Kearney of Flora, Miss, candidate for the United States Sem ate to succeed to the seat of Senator John Sharp William who has an nounced that he will retire to private life at the end of his present term, will address the voters of Meridian at the court house Saturday night. Mrs. John Clark, state campaign man ager for Miss Kearney. with head quarters in Jackson. states that Miss kearney will outline her platform with her address here for the first time since she announced as a can didate for the Senate. Miss Kearney has many friends in this city, es- pecially among the women voters and the court house auditorium is ex- pected to be packed on the occasion of her address
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
Fort Payne Is the Scene of Strange
 LoUe Story in Which 67Yem-Old
 Romeo Woes Two GirlS---Then Departs

soon to be shattered. for the widow, though at least 90 years of age her self. decided that her suitor. regard less of prospective bank accoun s which she understood were his, was vet far too old a man-67--for her liking. The next day, however, the old man was introduced to another widow, Mrs. NJ. E. Kilgore, through the courtesy and influence of an eve specialist who happened- to be stop ping at the same hotel,
 After a whirlwind courtship, last ing less than a weeks time, the couple were apparently happily mar ried.
 l But even then the matrimonial sea became so rough that ere the Christ mas holidays had set the bride of more than 60 summers had turned | her husband out in the cold. the lit | tie home in which lived belonging ;o Mrs. kilgore.
 Becnme Suddenly Poor | Tn an interview Mrs. Kilgore stated | Chat her husband had represented | himself as having large amounts 't money on deposit in California and 1 Massachusetts banks. together with a house and lot in the city of Boston. l However. within a very few days it appears that the old man had be- l come suddenly poor, not being able to find work here of any kind, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
A FRIEND IN NEED

l awakened next morning with a heavy cold and fels miserable. but l needed money and felt I could not quit my job. managed to get through the next four days at the Kalsey studio. The last day, however, breathing pained me so could not speak. That night I fell unconscious in my room. When I recovered who should I find bending over mo but Kitty Dalton!
 Good Lord, kid, but you're sick" she said. Ria told me that you didn't know enorgh to take care of yourself, and 1 guess she Is right. How did you get this way?"
 Kitty's eyes were covered with dark glasses. but otherwise she seemed well and strong for she lifted me by main strength onto the bed.
 You've got to have a doctor" as- serted Kitty, positively T could hear you breathing before got to your door"
 % Kitty! I can't--I can't have a doctor"
 "Oh, I know a grand one and he'll bring you out all right. I met him at the hospital"
 But. Kitty. I haven't any money to pay doctor" I managed to whis- per hoarsely.
 Money doesn't mean anything in my young life. Don't you know I've got S5,0O0 that Ria and Herb gave me just before they sailed? Say. that was an easy way to make money. wasn't it?"
 T do not think so, Kitty" I shud- dered And If it were easy, you must not spend 1t on me-"
 What's it for if it isn't to spend? Oh. Vidrgie. let me spend it on you. If don't I will blow 1t on some thing that won't be half as good for me-
 But IT."
 70, virgie, You do want me to stay with you, don't you? You don't feel yourself above me, do you? If you do, I'll get out and let you die gracefully in an atmosphere of virtue and contentment. Lord knows I don't want to force myself on any perfect lady"
 Tt isn't that, Kitty. You don't un- derstand how grateful I am to you. It just doesn't seem right for you to spend your money on me, that's all. It may be long time before you get a job you know"
 Well. have you got any money? won't spend mine if you have
 Very little"
 Then I'll spend my own. Now don't talk any more. for you arc get ting hoarser every minute
 don't know when Kitty un-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
STARLIGHT T
By lDAH MCLONE The Thrilling Experience of Virginia Fairfax in the Movies

Virginia Fairfax, daughter of the first families Of Virginia, rebels against the puritanicaI rule of her grandfather and, lured by filmiand. runs away to become a motion picture actress. Arriving in Los Angeles, she meets Gloria Summers, who is in the movies. They become warm friends. They meet Herbert Richardson, wealthy young man who has been i'm terested in Gloria. Gloria accepts, for herself and Virginia, Herb Rich ardson's invitation to a party. Gloria and Virginia plead that they must leave early. News came of the seri- ous illness of Kitty Dalton-the di- rect result of the wild party. Tommy Warner came with the news that Gloria and Herb Richardson were to be married that night. To prevent n scandal Gloria volunteered to tnke Kitty ont of town and care for her till she recovers. Virginia meets Theodore Stratton, the great movie star. Virginia tells Jack Thompson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17

in order to get back home he se- cured money, after much persuasion and explanation. through the medium of a hurried correspondence from a married daughter in Boston.
 This morning. after settling up with his, host for his board anu lodging. pending the arrival of funds from his daughter, Mr. .leffcrcy seemed glad To bid adieu 10 .uid Alabam", especially Fort Payne. as he stepped on the New Orleans New York Limited with a full trip ticket to his "old home town" in Boston, from which place he states he will al an early date secure passage 70 Port Maitland Nova Scotia. declaring that he Is forever done with md5ri- i monial agencies and that he now iu- tends to pass the remainder of hi, days in the pursuit of quiet and hai . piness among his relatives
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
THREE
rUnTIT,IZEU ARRIVEs

Florence. March 16.-(Special)-E- l.. Deal. county farm demonstration agent. has announced that the secorI car load of acid phosphate and the third car of nitrate of soda, bought by farm bureau members since Jaa- pary l mas arrived in Florence. This material is bought on CO., operative basis insuring better price to the members of the bureau.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17

ANOTHER PRUDENTIAL OFFICE
 IN BlRMlNGtiAM
 The Prudential has opened an Industrial or weeklypremlum office. in charge Of LESTER F. JACo6Y. Superintendent, ia tho Chamber of Commerce Building.
 The Prudentiais Ordinary office. long established in Birmingham. is In charge of ARTHUR c. CRoWoER, Manager. In tho Jefferson County Bank 8ulidlns
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Agents Wanted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
WILL ELECT THREE

Greensboro, March 16.-(Special)- Three places on the county board of education will have to be filled this year, as the terms of William Spen- cer. J. c. Tidmore and Dan Ramey will expire at that time.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-17
HIRsH, WICKWIRE CLOTHES
THE BACKBONE OF AMERICA


 idea One will mention public schools still another that the small epaiu 
 But national of wageworkers think of the future obligation realize the difficulty without left To life with its weekypayment method  Industrial office of The Prudential Its holders of old policies the of how such the family educated the children Let them The Prudential gan $7OOOOOO0O greater public useful
 
 .:~uo.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12
HELP WANTED-MaIe.

ADVERTISING solicitor wanted. excellent
opportunity for good territory. Apply State
Police Magazine, 2126 Broadway.
ARCHITECT or artist couple, free rent as
caretakors small farm house Mt. Kisco,
81 miles from New York. Ely, 14l r. ed
ARTISTS AIR BRUSH ART BROMIDE EN-
LARGEAiENTS. APEDA STUDIO, 2l2
WEST 4srH.
BOND SALESMEN-STO statesmen.
We wish TO engage 3 additional statesmen
Of good appearance, on part time or full
time, TO aid us In marketing the stock of a
corporation that win bear the strictest in
vestigation; we will furnish names Of pros
pective buyers and pay handsome commits
sions to the right man. Address NJ 800
Herald, 2sO Broadway.
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statesmen
AN TDEAT, pOsITION


AND AN EDUCATION FOR
A PERMANENT BUSINESS FUTURE
One of the largest life offices in
the city of New York has so per-
fected its plans that it has devel-
oped its business along modern
commo rcial lines.
To acceptable applicants (who
must have had successful cXperi-
ence as salesmen) II will guarantee
a course in life insurance in their
training school and drawing ac-
count during the training neriod
with a permanent position there
after to those who show them
selves qualified for The work.
This is a most unusual offer and
will be open only for a limited
time.
Only men of unquestioned integ-
rity and with high grade refer
ences will be considered.
l.. A. Cert Manager, Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Co. Call at
11S West 44th ST., Room 60J. any
day before / o'clock.
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FOR CLEAN CUT MEN.
Occasionally out OF the ruck OF the
many investment proposals that are
offered to the investing public there
comes forward one that stands out
clean cut In bold relief and of such
superior excellence that selling art
Is not required TO prove it's desirable
lty to the investor with speculative
tendencies. am the executive in
charge of the distribution of just
such proposal, and If you are the
man that you want to be and ought
TO be-clean cut in your presence.
manner and way of living-I can offer
you liberal commission arrangement
that may prove highly profitable to
you and may serve to establish n gem
ulne career for you under dignified
auspices, amid pleasant surroundings
and under such conditions that work
viii turn TO pleasure and worry turn
to comfort. Your references will be
looked up. You MUST be a gentle-
man. You need not be a genius. IL
you will call at my office Tomorrow
morning promptly at II O'Clock or. If
that Is inconvenient, promptly at
O'Clock, I will give you the opportunity
TO examine the matter in detail. Ask
for me personally. SALES MAN
AGER, Room 1907, 165 Broadway.
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AGENTs-Men make $40 to $50 daily. thou
| sands buying new invention. cook and heat
all year without coal wood, no gas or
electricity needed. nothing complicated: just
| set In ANY stove or furnace and burn: ter
ritory going fast; send for free sample and
start quick experience unnecessary. Jen-
| nings Mfg. Co., Invention $685. Dayton.
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AGENTS to distribute So household article
free to 10000 housewives introducing our
guaranteed goods. 81 hour. SIG day, part
time satisfactory send for free samples
and start quick. Jennings Mfg. Co., District
d 300l DAYTON Ohio.
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Statesmen

SALESMEN-AN OLD ESTABLISHED IN
VESTMENT HOUSE HAS OPENINGS FOR
TWO OR THREE MEN OF HIGH CALDER: F:
STRONG HOUSE COOPERATION; EXPERT
TNCE UNNECESSARY. 2ND FLOOR. G2
CEDAR ST.
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AGENT-Men So hour, S16 day, distribute So
household article free to 10000 new GUS
toners for guaranteed goods: part time
satisfactory send for free samples and start
quick. Jennings Mfg Co., District B 1888,
Dayton, Ohio.
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HELP WANTED-MaIe.
statesmen.

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR
THOSE WHO SEEK OPPORTUNITY.
A downtown. well established. reputable
banking concern has an opening for sew
eral men who are NOT NOW making as
much money as they should be. l can
offer you splendid offices. your own cor
respondence facilities. with desk. &C.,
who have found their arrangement with
me exceedingly PROFITABLE. and ] can
provide you with the most fascinating
selling proposition imaginable. Your In
terviews viii be with the finer, more
representative business men OF the city
and your work VIII be as dignlfied and
pleasant as IL is PROFITABLE. Expert
ence is not so essential as a clean record
and good habits. Telephone me personally
early Monday morning. w. II. ED
MONDS. Cortlandt 1914.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

Male.
time weil show you how to turn It into
money; we have a wonderful offer to make
20 ambitious people who VIII do little
work for us among their friends and neigh
eors. no experience or money necessar ry
we furnish everything. Write to-day before
our offer Is Withdrawn. American Products
Co, sls5 American Bid, Cinclnnatl Ohio.
ACiENTS-Cash ia on coal shortage; make
$40 to $50 daily; Thousands everywhere
buying new invention: burns coal oil-kero-
sene In any stove or furnace: nothing com
plicated; just set IN stove and burn. cheaper
and cleaner than coal. send for free sample
and start quick. territory going fast. Jen-
nlngs Mfg CO.. Invention y. 1873. Dayton,
Ohio.
AGENTS, Mcn-Make $40 10 $50 daily. thou
sands buying new invention. cook and heat
all year without coal or wood no gas or cleo
trlcty needed: nothing complicN ted just set
In any stove or furnace ana burn; territory
going fast. send for free sample and start
quick; experience unnecessary. Jennings
Mtg. Co, Invention u 326. Dayton, Ohio
AGENTS. clean up now TIN Christmas. won.
-derful holiday seller; Goes IKE "ildfire.
particulars. Mission Co. 242I smith. De-
troit, Mich.
AGENTs-S300 month steady pay; newest
style written guaranteed hosiery; must
wear or new hose free. experience unneces-
sary; spare time satisfactory; samples free
Jennings Mfg. CO. Line 4i3 Dayton, Ohio.
MAN OR WOMAN can start dignified prof
or experience, spare time az home. We pro-
vide complete plans. Particulars free
Economy Corp, 1864 Broadway. ~ Y.
AGENTS. salesboard salesman. 100 quality
assortments 20 sell; must have regular
trade! will protect you on repeats. Iowa
Novelty Co., 9th floor Mullin building. Cedar
Rapids, Iowa
AGENTS, salcsmen--New selling discovery.
our men making cleanup; rush 81 for COM
plcte sample outfit. absolutely legitimate
Medicinal Laboratories Co, Orange av,
Cleveland, Ohio.
AGENTS and saiesiades to represent large
mill manufacturing hand knitting woos
every prospect a Fale liberal commission
Address Sales Manager, +. w. NJ. i2t ~
7th Sc, Pniledelphia, Pa.
AGENTS, District Managers-fIiRhest COM
missions, SILK and silk wool hosiery; ex-
treuely attractive contract. mill 10 con-
suner, exclusive territory. Write Prienni
Biz Co. "B /" Cleveland ohio.
AGENTS-Side line statesmen calling on au+
tomoble and accessory Dealers big side
line income. Write Dads Factories. Indian.
npos. Ind.
AGENTS--Seil wonderful Jacks Frost coat;
cold weather winner for outdoor workers
selis for $40. good commission. 4. II. Mac
Knron, Gardner, Mass.
AGENTS-Everybodx uses extracts sell Duo
household necessities big repeaters. Write
to-day Duo Co.. Dept E10a. Atticp, N. \.
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BUYER

For Chinaware, CPockery,
GLASSWARE,
LIGHTING FIXTURES
AND JAPANESE WARE
wanted by large depart
ment store in middle
West; only men with
n o r o ugh experience
and successful m G r.
chandising records need
apply; must come high
ly recOmmended; state
full particulars, includ-
ing references, in first
letter, which will be
kept in strictest conf
dence. Box 353, 9O6
Fitzgerald Bldg.
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sTENoGRAPTIER.

Are you interested in a position as
stenograher- secretary to an executive
IN Il concern of high standing offer
ing an exceptional opportunity for a
young man who win develop to, be a
real help TO the man for whom he
works? If you are and feel you can
qualify, write fully stating age, edu-
cation, religion, experience II any and
salary desired.
C. ". $40 Herald, $50 Bway.
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Statesmen.
WE HAVE ONLY TWO OPENINGS FOR
MEN OF CHARACTER AND ABILITY,
SELLING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED,
GUARANTEED LINE IN BROOKLYN;
CHANCE FOR SELF DEVELOPMENT: Al
VANCEMENT CERTAIN If YOU MAKE
GOOD; EARNINGS UNLIMITED MAR
RIED MEN PREFERRED. J 1925 HER
AID. BROOKLYN.
Statesmen, JUNIOR,
We can use In our interior telephone de-
partment two junior salesmen. preferably
with specially canvassing experience.
Successful applicants Will work under the
supervision OF n senior salesman and will be
given every opportunity for advancement.
Salary $50 per week. Apply in person 20
Sales Manager, Dictograph Products Cor
poration, go West 42d ct, 18Th floor.
Statesmen. N.-SEvERAL Statesmen TO
HANDLE NEW EXCLUSIVE AUTOMO-
BILE SPECIALTIES. GREATER NEW
YORK, LONG ISLAND, WESTCHESTER
COUNTY AND NORTHERN JERSEY; EN-
elusive RIGHTS; CONTINUAL COM
MISSIONS; SIDE LINE MEN CONsID-
Erred. ADDRESS 22f4 HERALD $50
B'WAY OR PHONE MURRAY HILL 2930
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| AGENTS-One agent wanted In every county
TO introduce Lyner Tyres, prevents 90 per
cent. of punctures, guaranteed against blow
outs; doubles tire mileage; no too.s needed ;
easy to sell, repeat orders, large commission; ;
full or spare time, Penetier Tire Co.. 115 s..
Dearborn, Chicago.
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MEN WANTED TO
RECOME DRAFTSMEN

MEN WANTED TO BECOME DRAFTSMEN
Salary S25O-S3OO monthly when competent
chief craftsman Will train YOU at your homo.
also furnish FREE all tools; training given
until IN position at above salary. Address
Chief Drafirf1an Dobc, 1851 Lawrence,
Div 2gT Chi nWo.
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statesmen.

to sell the capital stock OF New York cor
poration manufacturing an improved rubber
hesi which IL IN great demand; we have an
unusual and very attractive proposition to
offer. Address 800 Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-11-12

| AGENTS-Snappiest household lire IN earth.
red hot sellers, steady repeatevu. large
profit; $50 light weight. fast selling. popular
priced necessities; agents outfit free get
busy. quick. write to-day; postal win do.
American Products Co, Silt American Bldg.
| Cincinnati O.
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Exceptional opportunity for young
man as stenogra pher-secretary TO
executive I'm office OF concern OF
high standing. salary S22-S25. State
age. education. religion and expert
cncc.
c r s64 Herald. $50 broadway.
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HELP WANTED--Female.

WOMAN, 25-40. high school graduate, un-
usual business opening outside city; $40 to
$50 weekly TO person qualified. Apply, j.
10 12:30. Room 1885, National City Building.
42d and Madison
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HELP WANTED ADVER TISEMENTS
HELP WANTED--Male.

MAN wanted. single. generally useful. TO
make steam. handy with tools and make
his own repairs; one with institutional ex-
perience preferred; good Job for man with
good references. Write 391 Pelham road.
New Rochelle.
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AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS-Send for free copy of Mac-O-Chee
Messenger. Greatest agents paper ir
United States. Filled with money-making
plans, experiences OF successful agents. Nc
license-taX decision OF Supreme Court, new
money-making propositions. plans and
prizes. No matter what you are selling
you should have IA copy of this great agents
paper at once--it's free. Address Editor,
natl Ohio.
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HELP WANTED-Male.
BOND SALESMAN

who can devote spare time
to banking syndicate; liberal
commission; references ex-
changed; strictly confiden-
tial. v 624 Herald, $50
Broadway.
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SECURITY statesmen.

oLC = W 7 FoFN 7 70 IVI IINs
We require several experienced men to sell
an issue which u actively traded In. excel.
lent propositions leads furnished good com
mission. Mr.. pnuls, room GO. $50 broadway
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SALESMEN-Natlonal corporation needs three
aggressive Christian speciality statesmen.
strong enough to approach large merchants.
city or road: not securities hut worth over
salosmen w sol Herald. $50 B'wav.
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BOOKKEEPER, assistant. required 10 start
work Immediately in large old established
Christian import and export house; must
have thorough knowledge and experience IN
double entry bookkeeping. foreign exchange,
&C.; state education age. nationality, refer
ences and salary wanted. Apply in own hand
writing. $50 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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Female.

AGENTS-If you can give us your spare
time, Wen show you how to turn II Into
money: we have a wonderful offer to make
to ambitious people who viii do a little
work for us among their friends ana neigh
bors; no experience or money necessary; we
furnish everything. Write to-day before our
offer is withdrawn, American Products Co.,
sfs5 American Bldg. Cincinnati Ohio
AGENTS and salesladies to represent large
mill manufacturing hand knitting woods
every prospect a sale; liberal commission.
Address Salesmanager, +. W. M, 12f N. 9TH
ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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scIIrn1fLE cr.rnIr-

Young man wanted by Harlem manufactur-
Ing plant to plan and follow up orders
through factory; state are. experience and
salary expected Box 80, 906 Fitzgerald
dr.
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statesmen
SALES MEN,

Young men wanted for sales proposition
compensation viii please you. Apply room
I0G. 23G West 6lth ~.
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SALESMEN


SALESMEN.
Wanted-Three statesmen of real ability
and pleasing personality to sell our plan of
becoming a Partner In Industry. This Is an
opportunity to represent an automobile COM
pany whose 1928 output of over 900 cars
is already contracted for. This group of in
dustries already has over 100000 partners.
The company Is well known throughout the
country. which reduces to minimum sales re-
sistance and makes II possible for you to
earn a good income through our liberal COM
mission. Box 59s Herald, $50 Broadway.
Statesmen.
THE NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY,
COVERING THE COUNTRY FROM COAST
TO COAST, ALWAYS HAS A PLACE FOR
GOOD MEN IN EACH PRINCIPAL CITY ;
JUST NOW WE WANT MEN TO SELL
BONDS; THIS Is a GOOD OPENING II
YOU CAN QUALIFY: COMMISSIONS PAID
WEEKLY. CALL ROOM 712. 30 COURT
ST, BROOKLYN OR ALBANY ST, NEW
YORK. G. Z. CONNELL.
SALESMAN--rhe honest man earns all he
gets The successful man gets all he
earns. IL you have the character qunlfi-
cations we need can offer you steady
high grade work by which you can carn--
and get good, pleasant income and OPP
portunity TO fill responsible position JUS
tifylng n large income. IL you are ready
TO advance write us frankly about your
abilities and ambition. We may get together
to mutual advantage. Box l. 2010 Herald.
Herald So
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STENOGRAPHER

ST TENOGRAPHE ER
10 take dictation In English and Spanish ny
prominent export house. In applying, state
age, nationality, experience and salary de-
sired. which must be moderate TO start, Il.
X, 13T Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
STENOGHAPHER--Wa high class male
stenographer fer position secretary to rail-
road official; give age, education, expert
ence, references and salary expected Box
5 1s5. FOG Broadway.
STOCK clerk in importing house young
with notion experience preferred; state
age, salary and references. 800 Herald.
$50 Broadway
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sALEsMAN--High class. experienced stock
salesman en- worthwhile proposition ;
matter for live wire. Room 4i0. 10 Ex-
change place N Y.
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CASTER, with experience on gold rings
good pay and position for right man. Ad-
dress Jeweler. 2. o. Box 4J3. City Hall
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to sell high grade dividend paying banking
securities on liberal commission. Apply
room iiG 221 18th av
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COOK wanted. experienced; references re-
quired private family. Call East 72d
st., Monday
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SALESMAN-Ford cars and trucks TO sell on
commission basis with ARRANGEMENT made
later on; drawing account. Chatfleld's Sales
a Service. 40th st. and jackson av., Corona.
l.. /.
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COMPANION, attendant, age 27-30: good
walker, pleasing personality, robust, con
scientious excellent home board and xi2
weekly references required. Address Will
ing, y 575 Herald. or phone Sunday Hollis
GTaI
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Please mention The Net0 York
Herald tohen Gnstoerin0 any
one of these advertisements.
HELP WANTED-MaIe.
SHIPPING DEPARTMENT

MAN WITH SHIPPING EXPERT
ENCE TAKE CHARGE OF MEN IN
WAREHOUSE. WRITE BOX 1868; 906
FITZGERALD BUILDING.