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Evening star., 1924-07-07

carried an arm bouquet of orphelia
roses.
Mrs. Emily Turner was matron of
honor. She wore gown of orchid
nat OF horsehair braid to match, trim
med with clusters of tiny French
flowers. She carried an arm bouquet
OF pink buds and blue larkspurs.
Mr.. Otto had as his best man Mr..
Thomas Galliher
celved their friends at the brides
residence. Later in the evening Mr..
ana Mrs. Otto left by auto for
delaware Water Gap.
or or gray crinkled crepe. with jaunty
llttie hat to match, and navy. blue
satin travelling coat.
Upon the return Of Mr.. and Mrs.
otto they will reside in this city.
Miss Ethel V. Connolly. daughter
Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John William
connolly of New Jersey, and Mr..
william Harold Holtzclaw, son of Mr..
ana Mrs. William Baldwin Holtzclaw
Alphonso's Catholic Church, New York
city, Saturday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holtzclaw will be at
nome In this city after July l5.
A quiet but attractively arranged
wedding was that OF Miss Elizabeth
Dennis Briscoe. daughter Of Mr.. and
MRS. James U. d. Briscoe Of Hyatts-
vile, and Mr.. William Earl johnson.
son or Mr.. and Mrs. William Arthur
Johnson of Indian Head. Md, which
TOOK place Saturday evening at s
CLOCK In the home of the brides
vile.
The Rev. Charles L. Monroe. rector
oI Pinkney Memorial Episcopal
Church of Hyattsville. performed the
CEREMONY in the presence of members
OF the families and a few intimate
Irlends. Roses, forget-me-nots and
Dlack-eyed Susans formed an effec-
i've setting for the ceremony.
Inc maid OF honor was Miss Fanny
Evening star., 1924-07-07

McPherson Briscoe, sister of the
bride. and the best man was Mr..
David Pollock.
The bride wore = gown of white
marquisette over satin. trimmed in
pearls, and carried pink roses, and
the maid of honor wore pink taffeta.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
descendants of Gov. Thomas john
son, an early Maryland governor.
The bride gro ON is a member of the
United States Navy and at present
is stationed at the Washington navy
yard. He Is attached to the U. s. s.
Mendoza. Following a wedding trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will reside
temporarily with the brides parents
here.
Mrs. Alexander Faward has taken
an apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. 4
Mr.. F. A. wilson -Lawrenson of At
lanta, Ga, is at the Hamilton Hotel
for an Indefinite stay.
The business and professional
| women's section of the Womens City
Evening star., 1924-07-07

The business and professional
womens section of the Women's City
Evening star., 1924-07-07

Club, 22 Jackson place, will give a
subscription dinner to be served in
the garden. weather permitting,
Wednesday at $50 o'clock pm. The
Evening star., 1924-07-07

speakers. talking pro and con. will
nave for their subject: why Bcbbed
Halr-Why Not Bobbed Hair" Miss
marie h. Saunders will preside.
Evening star., 1924-07-07
OttO-HoItxelaw Wedding
in st. Martins Church.

The marriage of Miss Enid Gedney
Holtzclaw, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Baldwin Holtzclaw, and Mr..
William Otto at St Martins Church
Monday, June so. at o'clock, was
witnessed by the immediate families
and crose friends. The Rev. " r..
Cavanaugh officiated. The bride wore
a gown of hiege Eeorgette and lace.
with bronze color horsehair braid hat
trimmed in pastel shaded roses, and
Evening star., 1924-07-07

latter will enter Cornell University
for the summer session.
Mr. and Mrs. r. II. Randall of Ran
die Highlands, d. c.. are spending the
week end with friends in Richmond
and Fredericksburg.
Evening star., 1924-07-07

MIR. Hugo Page Donch of New York
is spending few days with his par
ents, AIR. and Mrs. Charles 3. Donch
of 3olj 18th street northwest
Evening star., 1924-07-07

Mrs. Anna Kubey of Seattle. Wash.
is passing few days in Washington
and Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph kosendorS- She will sail
shortly for tour of Europe.
Mrs. l. \. Fluckey of 3422 GARFIELD
street northwest and her daughter,
Miss Lucille fluckey, left Washington
today for Ithaca, n. Y, where the
Evening star., 1924-07-07

DR.. Edith Sc Vile CoaIe has re-
turned to Washington after passing
the month of June at the st. George
Hotel, in Bermuda. She spent a
few days in New York en- route to
ashington and attended several
meetings of the Democratic national
convention.
Evening star., 1924-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. stiles W. Burr have
returned TO Washington and are in
their apartment at the New willard
after a short visit to their home in
st Paul
Evening star., 1924-07-07

meetings of the association in Stock
holm, as we'll as the meetings of the
Anne rican Bar Association in London
and the Academy of International
Law at The Hague. They will re-
turn to the United States about the
1st of October.
Evening star., 1924-07-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Amos j. Peasiee will
sail for Europe July IL to be gone
until October. Mrs. Peasiee will at
tend the meetings of the Interna-
tional Law Association in Stockholm,
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MERCHANDISE MANAGER

One OF the most successful de-
partment stores In Mississippi de-
sires to secure a merchandise
manager. Prefer a middle-aged
snarried man between 80 and IS.
Must posses complete knowledge
of the retail dry goods business
This Is a department store cater
ing principally to ladies'. Must
understand modern inventory
methods. Must know how 20
change employees from clerk to
sales people. Must possess those
qualities which will command
respect Of employers as well as
employees. Splendid opportunity
for right man. Position available
at once. Correspondence confiden-
tial. Address p. o. Box lila. New
Orleans, La.
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AUTOMOBILES.
AUTOMOBILE ACCEssORIEs
IF IT'S A USED CAR

Z * , .
IF IT'S A USED CAR
You want to be sure to zee Edwards Used
car bargains listed below.
Late Model ,Chev. Coupe--with lots Of
extras. This car Is as good as new. viii
sell at a bargain.
1923 Chew. Touring--A-1 condition Good
tires, upholstering and top like new, $4sb.
1898 Ford Coupe--New Paint. five good
tires. Motor right. A pick up at $3.50.
Ford TourIhg-starter. demountable rims.
new paint. good tires; just been over
hauled. Price s215.
Dodge Touring-Good upholstery. top
and paint. A bargain at $50.
Ford sedan--New paint. seat covers. good
tires, runs good, $500.
EDWARDS MOTOR co
1890 ard Ave. Main 4o4s
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AUTOMOBILES
AOTOlI0BIL.EN ron SALE
THE CAR THAT
DOES NOT FAIL

Such used cars as are ex-
changed on new Packards
are naturally built bet
ter than the average car
and have been owned by
men who can give their
cars the best of care
they do not fail at a criti-
cal moment nor disap-
point your expectations.
PACKARD-Single Six,
5-passenger touring, good
mechanical condition, re-
painted, good tires $3.50
CHANDLER 4-passen-
senger sport, reprinted;
you would be delighted
with this car $3.50
WESCOTT -7-passenger
touring. If you need .
large, roomy car for fam
lily use this bargain will
appeal to you SITS
PACKARD-Twin Six,
Seven-passenger Touring.
Completely overhauled
and reprinted; guaran-
teed the same as new
car .$1,750
Also the following bar
gains:
Olds Touring 1926
Liberty Touring $3.50
Hupp Touring .$400
Cadillac Touring ..$1,650
Buick Roadster $3.50
Easy Terms on Every Car.
PACKARD MOTOR CO.
OF ALABAMA
Magnolia Ave. And Syca-
more ST., S.
Phone Main 888
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PEERLESS $. JUST ovERHAULED,
$3.50. HIS CAR is A BEAUTY AND
is IN WONDERFUL CONDITION
THROUGHOUT; HAS BRAND-NEw
PAINT JOB OF DUsT-PRooF GRAY
WITH TWO HAIR-LINE RED STRIPES:
NEW TOP. NEW TIRES. SPARE
FIRES, SPOTLIGHT WITH REAR MIR
RoR, MoToMETER. BUMPER; FINE
UPHoLsTERING-A BEAUTIFUL CAR
WITH LOTS OF SPEED AND POWER
IF you ARE CONTEMPLATING A REAL
AUTOMOBILE. SEE THIS ONE AT
$3.50, GRAY TOURING. 1923 MOD
Ell WITH NUMBER OF EXTRAS
INCLUDING sUNsHADE, OVERSIZE
LOCK WHEEL. sPEEDoMETER; NEW
TIRES; THIS CAR is PRACTICALLY
NEW AND IS A FINE LOOKING JOB.
Al CONDITION. ss2s. FORD SEDAN.
GOOD TIRES; sELF-sTARTER. DE-
MouNTABLE RIMS. SHOCK ABSORB
ERs; GOOD MECHANICAL CONDITION,
AND LOOKS GOOD, ss75 PRYOR MO-
TOR CO. e2Os AVE. F.. MAIN S2.4.
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DISTRICT MANAGER TO HANDLE BIR-
MINGHAM AND NORTHERN ALA
BAMA ON COMPLETE LINE OF HIGH
GRADE RUBBER sPEcIALTEs TO BE
SOLD DIRECT TO HOMES BIZ SALES
LADIES. THIS Is THE LAST TIME
MONEY MAKING OPPORTUNITY. you
NEED ABOUT $500 FOR STOCK. MON
Ell BACK IMMEDIATELY SEE Mr.. A.
j. GAINES SUNDAY OR AT p. NJ.
MONDAY. BENcoR HOTEL.
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statesmen

New York Manufacturer offers
splendid opportunity to salesmen
covering dry goods and general
stores to carry convenient side
line about 80 popular priced mum
bors In infants Knit Caps, BootoSH
and saeauss, per cent commits
you carry. Also references. Box
c. D. g.. .1sf West Ssth St. New
York citx.
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4
AGENTs-1fake 4soo month and free au-
antss hosiery: Part time and eyeninE.
unnecessary. We furnish as samples Jen-
nings Mfg: CO. Line p. 1oi Dayton
BY new machine. Enormously popu-
T "a spd MIG .'s ce 8. Le1is 10. - ls':
AQENTs--Nen and women agents are
in-i, the only combined hot water bottle.
ice bag and fountain syringe; every
woman buys and recommends you to her
every day: no Investment, no dslIYcrinE.
Write for free outfit offer. Lobl ME-. Cos
1iiddleboro. Mass.
WE START you WITHOUT A DOLLAR.
Soaps. Extracts. Perfumes. Toilet Goods
Dept. 3s1, St Louis.
AGENTS WANTED to sell OLD Indian
Herb and Mineral Medicine; 100 per
sss. Memphis. Tenn: q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. profit selling New
ns-Continental Radiophones, built
like Console phonosraph No Outside
built right in, simple 70 oDersts. Tx
range guaranteed Special price for or. Dem r,
srature and exclusive territory. G. d.
Coats, Mgr, 3ss w. 47th ST.. Chicago.
RHLIABLE man or woman in BfrminE
ham and pearby cities to take care Of
the sales Of McSess Sanitary Twisted In
wire Brushes, Sealed Medicines, Spices.
Extracts. Toiletries, Food Products, Soaps
and Miscallanecus Household Necessities.
rroteGted terrisoIy. zee. sanpi mS No
91psTssnce necessafy. ru1iisseA nu AnonAss
AGENTS wanted to advertise our goods
and Distribute free samples to consuniN
erss svc N noye. wIito ror anas psr.lcg-
lars. ALnerlcsh Froaucts Cos SeA~ AHeTi-sl
can 6luk:. Gmelnnatl. y.
FASTEST selling necessity direct to wear :
err Your profits large Positive per-
manent features. Ladies' Stylish Shoes.
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1BiLITY WANTED. ALSO HAVE
T THRRlT HND o11 oEs ~ 10 A LII
+ su tkH SALES co:. sos F1R-
- LEY BLDG, B'0HAM. ALA.
SALESNEN--Our famous harvest hat
line to merchants; future delivery; we
i hS n com Dna and drawing sSeoani:
state references, territory ana wnetnSr
you have car. Shelton Hat Co" o..
CROCKERY, EnameIware and Speciality
Salesmens We have big value job lot
assortments for quick ahipmenS also com ass
promptly The Monarch China company.
East Liverpool, Ohio.
GALESMEN--Join largest ORGANIZATION OF
popular priced shirts direct to weaFer;
big pay FAshion-Wear Shirts. Jackson
ST., Cincinnati.
REFINED YOUNG NAN. thirty; single.
book oeping and accounting work; also
familiar with wholesale business. desires
f Box k e fo care 0 1ss-a Her
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO dry gooda; de-
peatinE sideiins mems neokwear; good
money for live wires, selling related IneG
Compact samples easily handled, 70 per
10th St.. New York.
sALHSAdEN--Free Ontnt to prove super
lively displayed new invention or great
selling merit: unusually advantageous
terms; book orders from free pocket mod
Ell: liberal commission. Bonanza for huH-
hers because guaranteed repeater. Write
today Universal Co., Arlington Heights,
Mass
s1LEsMENfrae outfit to prove Super
KIoth made Ito measure clothes retail
ing at s12.50 stand water. nre and snag
No competition, commissions daily; we
collect; make $50 to 5000 weekly; dis
tricts available, Economy Clothing Mfg.
Co, Dept. 1, 2eS6-40 Charleston, Chicago
SPECIALITY sALEsMEN-If you are mot
making SIS per week net. but want to
do so, communicate. with US, stating your
past experiences. Hatcher Sales Co.. P. o.
Box 3Os Richmond. Va.
THE CORRESPONDING advcrtising line
In the country offers unusual chance for
salesman who can sell specialized advSr-
tisHnE service !e Dank n Ws sns. t
ritory upon liberal commission contract
with weekly checks. Permanent connec-
ton and splendid future with well rated
and established corporation. The Blan-
chard Co.: T. H. Grady, Sales Director.
Aurora, Ill.
STATE MANAGRR-Enveiope sealer, seals
$500 envelopes hour; amazing inyen-
toni No competition; retails 81 only, 800
900 yearly. Kendall Co.. Dept. All 400
Boylston. Boston. Mass.
$4,000 YEARLY-stete distributors Amaz-
ing newly Invented pricing SYSTEM, re-
tails $3.50 only, No competition. Ire
A-401. Colonial Bldg. Boston. Mass.
sAEEsMEN--Inexperie or expert
enced, city or travelling. write for free
book Modern Salesmanship" Big de-
mand for men. Earn $4,000 to $4,000
yearly. Address National SalesInen's Tr.
Assn, Dept. sol. Chicago.
1 DIAMOND sENSATIONI At iasti Amaz-
ing discovery OF Rajah gem startles
Jewelry world, 500 weekly introducing
| these magnificent gems Sample casa
| free. Write quicki Rajah Co., Dept. A.
SALESMEN-With Initiative and ability
, can make profitable Connection selling
for concern pntting out high grade line Of
i lead pencils for advertising purposes :
whole or part time; liberal Commissions ;
| give references and experience. Colonial
Pencil Co, 1sS Liberty St. New York,
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SPECIALITY sALEsMEN-If you are not
making s76 per week net. but want to
do so. Communicates with us, stating your
past experience. Hatcher Sales Co., p. o.
BOY aO0 Richmond Va
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PUNcTURES yULCANIZED. Is CENTS
Don't go without a spare tire.
SOFA u used tire and tube .....,S4.s0
32x4 used tire and tube ......$7.50
s4x4h used tire and tube ..... .211.O0
Guaranteed 5000 miles.
We have all sizes OF tires and tubes and
the latest tire vuicanizinE equipment
LOvOY TIRE SHOP
109 s. goth st. Phone Main s2S5
VI with mail order, balance COD.
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NOTICE

THE JEFF n. YIELDING AND
3EORGE d. BRITAIN WISH
no ADVISE OUR FRIENDS AND
-USTOAIERS THAT WE HAVE
BEVERED OUR CONNECTION
WITH THE TRUSTEES SYSTEM
AND HAVE OPENED AN OF
FfCE IN THE FEDERATED
BANK BUILDING. NO. 80 21ST
ST., H., OFFICES No. SO0-l FOR
THE PURPOSE OF DOING \
[fENERAL REAL ESTATE AND
RENTAL BUSINESS AND WE
sOIs0cIT OUR Z PATRONAGE
AND INYI1 OF no VISIT
|DUR AkGNS AGA
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OPPORTUNITY--You man now en-
ployed or experienced IN office work.
conscientious and anxious to advance to
responsibility. will be given an opportunity
TO prepare for high-saiaried executive
position with one Of the leading concerns
Of the country; applicant must be will
Ing to work hard and for short time
perhaps live ON smaller income than
he il receiving at presents; state age. ex.
perlenee, education. present employer and
salary, homo address and phone. Write
sb-D. Care Age Herald.
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wANTED-TEN MEN AND woMEN AT
ONCE TO SOLICIT ORDERS FOR
COAL, GIVE ADDRESS AND PHONE
NUMBER TODAY. ADDRESS E-s5 CARE
AGE-HERALp.
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1I21A DAYS DAYS A WEEK
Can you manage a business that In two
months time will keep you busy filling
telephone repeat orders? I need a live
representative In your district at once.
someone can depend upon. handle
high grade manufacturers line OF epo-
ela1 women's apparel featuring hosiery
leader. My neW selling plan makes sales
easy with a tremendous amount OF repeat
business, f72 to e10o q week easily earned.
I want to hear either from reliable men
or women. NY unusual proposition VIII
be sent you by return mail Write today
Ave- Chicago, Ill. j.
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HUDSON SPEEDSTER-Tor sale or trade.
in good condition. privately owned.
$500 cash or will trade even for good
seven passenger car. This is a bargain
for quick turn over. L. W. McReynolds.
sos Cotton Ave. Eiyton, after p m. Call
Main 1855 between 10 and p. m.
TRUCK FOR SALE-Two-ton truck, in
good order or will trade for touring
car: bargain. Call West END 2o4-J aft
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WOMAN WANTED--We want the right
woman In every place to tntrouuce ou 5
fashioned flowers. climbing vines, flower
ing shrubs and trees. There 10 IN esSn
Community tactful woman OF wide
scgusintance. favorabiy known, who can
MAKE great success of this undertake
ing. II we are talking to you, write US
ester N. Y.
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s1LEs1ENfrae outft to prove Super
KIoth ads-to-meaaure Clothes retail
tests also outwear three ordinary suits.
No competition, commissions daily; we
tricts available Economy Clothing Mfg.
.Co., Dept l. 2eS5-4e Charleston, Chicago
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sALnSMEN-Tree ontht to prove super
lively displayed new invention of great
selling merit: unusually advantageous
terms; book orders from free pocket mod
ei; liberal commission. Bonanza for huH-
Tiers because guaranteed repeater. Write
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NUMBER TODAY. ADDRESS E-s5. CARE
AGE-HERALp.
U. 5. GOVERNMENT wants men-women,
IS up; e1,14e TO Sa.0e0 year. STEADY.
Life job; paid vacation. Common educa-
tlon usually sufficient. List pq1ltiens free,
Dept. Up, Rochester. n. 4.
ACCOUNTANT-Young college man with
accountancy training wishes connection
With accountant firm. Addresa; Box 4TI,
Augusta, Ga.
TYPTHTS-v-Add materially TO your In
come by tipping authors manuscripts in,
spare time. HaSy work. high rate, Write
X. J. carnes, Tallapoosa, Ga.
ALL. men, women. boys. Girls. ~ e 90.
willing TO accept government positionns
sll7-92S0 (trAveitns or stationsryl, write
Mr. 0zment. 2s7. St. Louis. NO.. imrna-
MEN AND WOMEN make. enormous prof
its. article costs IS: sells quickly. for II.
Big profits, no fake. Write A. H. Car
pointer, III W. 18th st. North Little
rock. Ark --.-
EAGPLoYnRs--call stats-gsdssrai En-
9o1 Real Estate Bldg.
MEN and women, 20 people for pleasant.
profitable work, Call Cobb. Main 111y.
EFFICIENT OFTfaE HELP furnished.
Clerical Services Bureau. Main s22s.
MUNICIPAL FREE EMPLOYMENT BU-
RBAU. third floor city hall. Main 104o.
Agents. WANTED 81
AGENTs-Si3.75 daily In advance (send
insured hosiery. fifty-four styles; thirty
seven colors. Guaranteed seven months
Nsithsr capital Or ezpssIisns,s needed you
credit given). Pay you daily Monthly bonus
spare time satisfactory We furnish sam
pies. Mac-O-Chee Hosiery Co. Drawer ele1
Cincinnati, Ohio.
AGENTS. WANTED-afiIton Denton, Ken
lucky, made sos in 3 days; Mrs. Louise
| Borders, West Virginia, sold $40 worth In
0 days They had no experiences, Com
piete qualify line extracts. toilet articles
Cash or credit. Full or part time. Write
today for our new plan. Double your in
| come. The II. G. Whitmer Co, Column
bus. Ind.
EXTRAORDINARY io.DA.Y oEFERi 70
| guaranteed 20 years, have rainbow bril-
liancy exactly matching finest genuine
diamonds, Wen send perfect TX !s gems
pie outfit proposition free. Act quick.
Mexican Diamond Importing Co.. Dept.
/ 24S, Las Cruces, N. d.
60. INTO business, for yourself 500 to
cIalty business; we furnish everything
| and show you how; booklet free. Nation
/ al OcionllIlC AAdOoEdtoEAeHs $40 0AoHAOSs
| Richmond Va.
| LATEST novelty sign; ready seller TO all
stores. over 800 per cent profit Send
| for free sample and particulars. National
Signs, IS West saith St, New York.
TO AGENTS. Statesmen. Dealers. Buy
Paints, Auto Supplies. Patented Special
| ties direct from manufacturer; save 40
per cent. Particulars on request. Supreme
Park Row. New York.
WORK WANTED after p. NJ. by bright,
capable young man attending business
/ colleges has had experiences tending soda
1ount and clarkiuG. Phone Main 7e11.
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TRUCK-Will sell or trade 1-ton Pierce
Arrow truck for anything of value
Truck in running condition, but needs
new tire. Phone Mr., Bryant, f. So
WHiTE-"-to truck. with cab and wind
shield; rebuilt; reasonable price, terms II
desired. GMC. 212 5. I'D 81.
GMC 2-ton truck: used less than 80 days;
practically good as new guaranteed. GMC,
313 $. 22d st.
GMC 2-tOn truck; used less than 90 days;
practically good as new. Guaranteed.
GMC. 212 $. 22nd ST.
condition, driven only by owner for
private use; at a bargain. Main s1ss, sos
s. 9th st.
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EMPLOYMENT q
HELP WANTED zzIAIE .
BLIND ADSv

~ y G nHrIr r e MAxs .a e n1sl 81
sKEYEDsI ADvERTIsEMHNT. TIM
AGE-HEKALD WILL ACCEPT RE.
PLIES OVER THE TMLEPHQNE
IN THIN ADvNkTIssR's ANSwEn
IF roy WISH 70 ANSWER AN
ADvERTIsEMnNT IN THIS WAY.
SIMPLY PHONE MAIN 4evo AND
ASK FOR CLASSIFIED DEPART
NENT. GIVE THE YOUNG LADY
THH hest. eIMPLn ENOUGH BHf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to dry goodai de-
partment. general stores; strong. re-
peatinE sideline mems neolEwear; good
money for live wires, selling related lineG
Compact samples easily handled, 10 Fer
cent commission. Leo 6eidman, 106 W.
10th ST., New, York.
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THE FASTESTsGROWING advertising line
In the country offers unusual chance for
salesman who can sell specialized advSr-
tiAlng service TO bankers. manufacturers
and merchants in all lines. Exclusive ter
ritory upon liberal commission contract
with weekly checks Permanent connec-
ton and splendid future with well rated
and established corporation. The BIan-
chard Co.; 7. H. Grady, Sales Director.
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WORK WANTED after y. NJ. by bright,
capable young man attending business
college; has had experience tending soda
fount and clerking Phone Main 7e11.
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FEW GOOD MEN WITH SALES
ABILITY WANTED. ALSO HAVE
TERRITORY OPEN IN ALA
! BA1GA AND GEORGIA no LNT
SUKETE SALES CO., SOS FAR
! LEY BLDG. B.0HAM. ALA.
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STATE MANAGER-Enveiopes ealer, seals
| $500 envelopes hour: amazing inyen-
/ 600 yearly. Kendall Co, Dept All. 100
| Boylston, Boston, Mass
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EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-MALE

CAN USE A FEW MEN--Wlth sales Rbili-
~. also have territory to let. Surety
saisS Co. s0se Farley Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-05-04

MAN wANTED-wantsd energetic man
$3.50 cash 10 70 into business for self:
staple, fast-seiiing line Of merchandise.
To real hustler this proposition is worth
$4,000 to 5000 q year. clean, honest
pro position you can't afford to miss. II
you don't mean business don't waste your
time or mine. For particulars and to see
samples, see B. r. Winston, factory rep
resentative. Motion hotel.