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Help Wanted r__, Bosiaess Opportsnutiss
?^^ m S=2r~?- m . Want Advertisements m SST? -o ?itT
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
?100 REWARD
t/oat, on Tuesday. Sept. 7th, a ?mall patent
leather ?ultca?e. On* hundred dollar? re?
*ard will b? paid to the pefeon returning
same with content?.
Write to Box 175. HII?burn. New York, or
telephone 8000 Conlandt. N. Y. C.
LIBERAL reward for return of lady'? Bilk
handbag containing two diamond ringe;
lost at Hotel Comn!?dore Wednesday after?
noon. Addrc*? H. P. Swanton. 46 a?ot 17th
?t. Phone Stuy. 8273, during office hours.
IRI8H TERRIER, lost vicinity 820 3d* ?ve~
white ?pot chest. Reward. 853* Harlem.
INFORMATION WANTED
ANTHONY J. KESSLER, of St. Louis, Mo.
Please send us your address. There has
been a death In the family. Joseph and
Edward Kessler._
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
.-,-4
East Sid?
MADISON AVE. 745?Furnished, unfur?
nished front room with bath. Lewis,
PlaK? 3211.
HOTEL HAMPTON
!r:n street and third ave.
SELECT HOTEL for GENTLEMEN ONLY
Newly furnished \ single and double
moms, electricity, steam heat, bath In?
cluded. Rooms Si. $1.50 and up. Special
rates by the week.
88TH ST.. 68 BAST?Two light adjoining
rooms, all Improvements; references. Auf.
124TH. 13 EAST?Elegantly furnished
room?, running water, $10 up; phone, all
conveniences; refined private family; near
all cars. Naughton.
West Side
ATTRACTIVELY furnished corner suite.
bath adjoining; non-housekeeping; 72d
st. express; $v"> monthly. Columbus 1365.
O'H.UMBl'S AVE. 33 (near 61st)?Ele?
gantly furnished room and suite, suit-1
able one to lour gent lernen; convenient
subway, cars.
FT. NICHOLAS AV.. 736?Beautiful front
room, twin beds, running water, elec?
tricity, telephone; private house; refer?
ences exchanged.
TWO COMFORTABLE rooms, to business
people or students; three minutes to
subway and bus; terms reasonable. Apt.
24, 452 Fort Washington av. Tel. Wads
vorth 2295.
47TH ST., 106 WEST (Raleigh Hall)?A
residence for men ; uttractlvely fur
rilnhed rooms, with and without baths or
showers; writing, smoking, lounge, billiard
rooms.
52D STREET. CORNER BROADWAY.
THE CAPITOL.
Just completed, high-class non-house?
keeping apartments;- furnished or unfur?
nished; full hotel service.
1 ROOM, BATH, $00 UP.
2 ROOMS, BATH. $150 UP.
REFERENCES R.EQCIRED.
96TH (near park), on first floor, large,
beautifully furnished, high class room;
bath service, electricity; gentleman. Riv?
erside 5413.
?9TH ST.. 244 WEST, corner Broadway?
A tractive outside room, running water.
adjoining bath; modern elevator apart?
ment; private family; gentlemen. Apt. 61.
112TH ST., .'?16 WEST.?2 attractive front
rooms; privat" lavatory; conveniences;
refer, in:' a. Howland.
113TH (Amsterdam-Broadway) ? Kxcep- |
llonsl front suite, suitable 2, 3 gentle?
men or separate. Cathedral 8767.
113TH. 2?8 WEST?Large inora, all Im?
provements, near subway station; pri?
vate house.
116TH. 319 WEST?Well furnished front
room; independent entrance; telephone,
"L." Abbott.
122I>. 277 WEST?Well furnished large
room, suitable two, $10; private family.
124TH , 73 WEST ? Parlor and bedroom,
suitable two; well furnished; $12. Deel
iviH-r.
131ST ST.. 273 W.?Well furnished front
parlor; suitable for two gentlemen; elec?
tricity; all conveniences; reasonable. Me?
c? rat h
145TH. CIS WEST.?Attrasttve parlor bed?
room, steam, electricity, piano, phone; sub?
way. Ross.
164TII, 271 WEST?Parlor with adjoining
bedroom, suitable two; near "L." Mal
Unaon,
178T1I ST., 701 WEST?Bright, pleasant,
sunny living room and bedroom; perma?
nent tenant. Apply Youmans, apt. 25.
Brooklyn
HOTEL FAR ROCKAWAT.
Nicely furnished rooms and apartments;
kitchen privileges; very reasonable; conven?
ient to Nev York. Phone Far.Rockaway 81.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED
A MOTHER and daughter, 13 years old,
wish a ro"in with a retlned family; no
meals; pav $(>0 a month; bent references.
Address Mumune, Harnion-on-the-Hudson.
GENTLEMAN wants furnished room on
10th. 11th, 12th or 13th st.. between
6tii and 7th avs; permanent; A 1 refer?
ences, pay good price to right party.
G. W.. 345 Tribune.
BOARD WANTED
GENTLEMAN and son, Protestant?, de?
sire board In refined family, between
Fifth and Lexington Aves., 69th and 90th
?is ; lerrns, $;;2 week. L 630, Tribune.
COUNTRY BOARD
Long Island
BEECHURST. L. L, 8 Riverside Drive, 80
minutes from Penn. Station; 3 minutes
from Whltestone Landing Station; 60 trains
dally; all outside rooms; refined surround
itigs; excellent home cooking; rooms. $10
up, with boarS, $25 up per week; special
pri?es for i ouples or families. Write or
phone Flushing 2030R.
BEPTEMBER bathing la the best. Do
yours at Bayport, L. I. Board $10 to $15
weekly. Bluefishing and snipe shooting.
Address "Private Cottage." Mayport, L I.
HELP WANTED FEMALI
Domestic
HorsEWORKER?Capable white woman,
" general housework, no washing, good
wages. P. O. Box 681, Cedarhurat. L. I.
NURSE for 2 children, aged 9 months and
4 years; reliable, experienced woman,
cheerful disposition, capable of taking
full charge; American. Scotch or English
preferred; country near Rldgeflcld, Conn.,
until November 1; cottage Palm Beach,
Fla . for winter. Call Monday and Tues?
day at'.-moons. Mrs. M. S. Wyeth, care
K. F. Tyler, 131 East 66th St.
NURSE, competent, for two children 11
months und 3 years; experienced; ref?
erences. h.iS West End' ave., Apt. 3C;
Riverside 7204.
Miscellaneous
BOOKKEEPER?-ASSISTANT IN A
l.AROE DOWNTOWN WHOLESALE
HOUSE; GOOD OPPORTUNITY;
PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS; 8AL
?M2I-.?r.? UEION $20. APPLY BY
LETTER ONLY. MILLER & WRIGHT
PAPER COMPANY. *i DUANE ST.
BOOKKEEPER ?Good opportunity for
<iuic;? and accurate worker familiar with
up-to-date methods, handling large num?
ber of accounts ami general office duties;
?late references and salary. Box 133
H 26 St. Jame? Bldg.
BOOKKEEPER?Plumbers' and eateam
supply house; wholesale; downtown; ref?
erences. L GJ6. Tribune.
BURROUGHS
Operators are placed Immediately ta food
paying positions after completing our ?pe
? ial thtee weeks course of Instruction on
BURROUGHS CALCULATING AND
BOOKKEEPING MACHINES
l??y or livening Classes. Enroll Now.
BURROUGHS SCHOOL FOR OPERATORS I
117 Broadway New York Cor. Veeey 8t.
CASHIERS?Steady employment. Apply
11th floor. 151 6th live.
Comptometer Operator
wanted Immediately; ?tat? age, experience
and salary. Box US, 1*2? St. Jame? Bldg.
f?&?jj?
CLERICAL WOffiURS-Biperira??? end
?W9*rtHU??^&*b 1*1 ?tu a??.. ?StS
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MiiseeHaneoa?
CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANC?
COMPANY
Girl? 17 year? ot age and over
Hour? ? to 4:M o'clock
Saturdnyn ? to 18 o'elock
Luncheon? eerved freo
Ss'ary t? atart ?IS.00
Abilities of clerUa reviewed each aU month?.
ThOM of avara?? ability should be receiving
from ?1* to tit per weak after the aecoa?
review. The variation la due to difference la
clerical work.
Fro? classes conducted in Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating
Apply In Person between S and 4:3? o'clock
.Room SOS!. Metropolitan Building
1 Madison Ave, (at Strd St.). New York City.
DENTIST'S ASSISTANT; age 18 to SO: ex?
perience not necessary- call 88 West
4?d st., 12th floor. Room 123?, Monday,
between 1 and 4 o'clock.
FINISHERS on walste, first class. 22 East
67th.
GIRLS WANTED
$15.00 A WEEK
TO START
$85 TO $100 A MONTH
SOON REACHED
EXCELLENT
WORKING
CONDITIONS
RAPID PROMOTION
STEADY WORK
POSITIONS ARE
OPEN IN OUR
SEVERAL
DEPARTMENTS
APPLY AT
MANHATTAN
1168 BROADWAY,
CORNER 27TH ST.
195 BROADWAY,
?v. CORNER DEY ST.
BRONX
$70 EAST 150TH ST.
BROOKLYN
81 WILLOUGHBY ST.,
1336 BROADWAY.
OR TELEPHONE
MADISON SQUARE 12000.
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COMPANY
GIRLS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the Most Liberal
salaries to
BRIGHT GIRLS
as
STOCK CLERKS
also as
MESSENGERS
The positions are permanent
and afford exceptional oppor?
tunities for rapid advancement.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 W. 38th St.,
9th Floor.
OIRL (Christian) who is looking for her
first position will get good opportunity
for advancement In large downtown insur?
ance office. L 627, Tribune.
GIRL (Christian) wanted for clerical work
In downtown Insurance office; previous
Insurance experience not essential. L 828,
Tribun?.
OIRL wanted to work on checks and du?
plicates. Apply 11 a. m.. Shine's Restau?
rant, 42S Seventh av
LADY, over 30, wanted to fill a position
as city representative with old estab?
lished house; one who Is energetic and
tactful may command good pay; business
or social references. L 616, Tribune.
MATRON, to supervisa and teach laundry
work In an institution for Jewish girls.
Write Cedar Knolls School, Hawthorne,
N. Y.
OFFICE ASSISTANT
KNOWLEDGE OF STENOGRAPHY AND
TYPINO; PERMANENT POSITION.
WALLACH BROS.. B'way, cor. 29th St.
OFFICE WORK?Women 19 to 25 years;
salary adjusted at interview; hours, 9 to
6. Call Room 1603 24 Walker at.
SALESWOMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO..
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.
Offer the most liberal salaries
to capable saleswomen who are
accustomed to selling high class
wearing apparel for women and
misses. .
The positions are permanent
and afford exceptional oppor?
tunities for rapid advancement.
SALESWOMEN
are required for
WOMEN'S SUITS,
WOMEN'S DRESSES,
WOMEN'S COATS,
MISSES' SUITS,
MISSES' DRESSES,
MISSES' COATS,
also
WOMEN'S TRIMMED
MILLINERY.
APPLY BY LETTER
or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,,
6 W. 38th St.,
9th'Floor.
SALESWOMEN
ART EMBROIDERY
HENRY HESSE
t*9 SIXTH AVE . 24TH-25TR STS..
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST YARN
HOUSE, REQUIRES COMPETENT
SALESWOMEN.
SAIJSBWOMEN for fancy and candy de
paxtmenti; serm&aaat ?saptey^enL
Aw>?y ?lth U?ar. Ill Sth ?ve. , ~
HELP WANTED FEMALE
MiCC?ll?VB?<KM
?
SALESWOMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,.
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the Most Liberal
Salaries to
SALESWOMEN
for
CORSETS
and
BRASSIERES
The positions are permanent
and afford exceptional oppor?
tunities to capable saleswomen
experienced in selling and fit?
ting high class corsets.
Apply by letter
or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 W. 38th St.,
9th Floor.
SALESWOMEN
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the Most Liberal
Salaries to
SALESWOMEN
for
WOMEN'S FURS
The positions are permanent
and afford exceptional oppor?
tunities for advancement.
APPLY BY LETTER
or at
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 W. 38th St.,
9th Floor.
SALESWOMEN
Permanent selling position. $16 to 111 a
week with monthly bonus if capable.
Shaw's Jewelry Shops. R. 208, 1482 Broad?
way. (Off. 3 floor).
STENOGRAPHER
Large Brooklyn concern require?
a thoroughly experienced, neat
appearing young lady; pleasant
environment, attractive salary
(Christian firm). Address, stating
references and quallflatlons, Box
126, 1626 St. James Bldg.
STENOGRAPHER, also general office
worker, Christian; beginner preferred.
Juventy ft Cornells, 655 West 36th St.
STOCK GIRLS
IN OUR SUIT DEPARTMENT.
APPLY AT ONCE.
RUSSEKS. 362 5th Ave.
TTPI8T. quick, accurate and experienced,
wanted in prominent insurance com?
pany's office to do tabulation work on
large carriage Monarch machine. Call 66
Maiden Lanu, 7th floor.
TYPIST or stenographer; Saturdays only;
must be well educated; take dictation In
apartment. Aildreas, stating expectations,
Apt. 2E, The Barnnrd, Central Park W.
TYPIST, Protestant, to take dictation on
machine 9 to 5; accurate spelling essen?
tial. Address, statins salary expected. Apt.
2B. 106 Central Park West.
TYPISTS ? Experienced, large downtown
concern; advancement. 1'. O. Bov 326,
City Hall Station, New York.
TTPISTS?Experienced and inexperienced.
Apply 11th floor, 151 6th ave.
WOMEN
2?-35 YEARS OF AGE
FOR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
HOURS
9:30 P. M. to 7:00 A. M.
Opportunities to earn
$90.00 to $100.00 a month
in six months.
$18.00 a week in two
weeks when assigned to
night hours.
$15.00 a week during in?
struction in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries for more
responsible positions.
If interested call at
1158 Broadway,
New York Citv
(Cor. 27th. St.)
or telephone
Madison Square I2OOO
NEW YORK
TELEPHONE
COxMPANY
YOUNG WOMEN ? A leading downtown
establishment ha? an opening for sev?
eral young women as salespersons; ?al?
ary 114 a week to start; opportunity for
advancement; congenial surrounding?. D
20 Tribune.
YOUNG WOMAN
(Christian) wanted In filing department of
prominent Insurance company. Apply 64
Maiden Lane. 5th floor.
Instruction
COME AN1 MINUTE after 6 p. tn. for sec
retarial, bookkeei?ng, English, accounting.
Phone Iteekraan 27 23. Night-day. Booklet.
Drake Puslnoss School, Tribune Building.
WANAMAKER BEAUTY SCHOOL
883 Fifth ave., mar S6th ?t.
YOUNG WOMEN to train for nurae?; II
months' course: p?y while learning.
Brooklyn Eye ft Bar Hoapltal, ?4 Living?
ston at., Brooklyn. N. Y.
HELP WANTED MALE
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR BOYS.
SHORT HOURS. APPLY
MR. BOGEL, 44 BROAD STREET. NEW
YORK CITY.
BOOKKEEPER ANT> STENOGRAPHER?*
Assistant, with experience; Christian;
stoady position, state ?alary, a?-?, expect?
ance, ?to. D. C. US Tribune.
I HELP WANTED MALE
i ?_??-?-?*?
ADVERT?8INO AGENCY wants young
men to aell advertising ?pace In daily
newspaper?. The young men we are look?
ing for have a good education, probably
are university or college graduate?, they
have perhaps no advertising experience,
but posses? the qualifications that make
for ?alesman?hlp, clear thinking, courage,
ambition, integrity, good appearance, per?
sonality, willingness to work hard and a
senulne desire to learn and become real
sslesmen. Write fully, giving age. nation?
ality ?ducation; what selling and busi?
ness' experience you have had. If xrry.
whether living with parents why you
think you are qualified to-follow the line
of work designated. Address J. J.. Box 40.
Room 1?01. 220 West Forty-second Street.
BANK CLERKS WANTED
BY A LARGE BANK IN NEWARK
Men with some banking experi?
ence, to work on night force.
Good hours, salary, bonus and In?
surance. Address Chief Clerk.
Boi 689, Newark. N. J.
BANK MESSENGER wanted; unusual op?
portunity for capablo and ambitious
young man about 17 years old. Apply In
own Tiandwrlttng. P.O. Box 1208, N.Y.Clty.
BOOKKEEPER .
familiar with factory accounting, cost and
production records: state age, experience,
nationality, religion, salary; good oppor?
tunity for sn experienced man. a- ?..
764. Suite 406, 110 West 34th St.
BOOKKEEPER ? Plumbers' and steam
supply house; wholesale; downtown; r?r
erences. L ?85, Tribune.
BOYS
FRANKLIN SIMON & CO.,
5th Ave., 37th and 38th Sts.,
Offer the Most Liberal
Salaries
to
BRIGHT BOYS
as
STOCK CLERKS
also
MESSENGERS
permanent positions and oppor?
tunity for rapid advancement.
Apply
APPLICATION OFFICE,
6 W. 38th St.,
9th Floor.
BOYS
for light messenger duty;
$12 per week to start;
hours 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
or 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. ;
chance for advancement.
Room 312, 154 Nassau St.
BOYS
Wanted by Large Bank
Several boys who value opportunity
for a future above Imm?diat? salary
return; $50-J60 per month and lunches
at beginning; write complete particu?
lars as to age. education, etc., and ex?
perience, If any; If accepted, unques?
tionable references required. L 624
Tribune.
BOYS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO.
Over IS years of age.
Good Hours.
Balary to start ?12
Opportunity for Rapid Advancement
Luncheons Served Free
Apply In Person between 9 and 4:3? o'clock
Room 5033, Metropolitan Building
1 Madison Avenue (at 23d Street)
New York City.
BOYS
(6) grammar school gradu?
ates, 160 monthly; hours 9-5,
?-1 Saturday. Call 9 a. m..
Room 410, 1737 Broadway.
BOYS wanted; excellent oppor?
tunity Is offered to bright, am?
bitious boys who will be Interested
In their work and who are loolPhg
for a future In large wholesale
fancy dry poods houso. Write fully
stating education and salary ex?
pected, H. H., Box 108, Station F,
Manhattan.
BOY?17, wanted In Christian law office;
high school education; of good American
parentage; if applicant, after year of serv- i
ice, makes good, will see that he has op- I
portunlty to attend law school; fair salary
to begin with; chance of promotion. Apply
with references to Room 1216, 116 Broad?
way, New York City.
BOY
for mailing department In contracting
company, main office, with high school
training, who can write a plain hand de?
sired; advancement assured. Write, stat?
ing Ago. and education, Box 203, Sulto 405,
110 West 34th Bt.
BOY wanted, 15 to 19 year?; salary to
start, $14; good advancement for bright,
willing worker; Christian firm. Southern
Export Corporation, 354 4th av.
BOY, energetic and "Willing, office work;
permanent position; good chance for ad?
vancement. The Review, 15th floor, 140
Naiiiu st.. New, York City.
BOY about 17 for downtown cotton brok?
erage office; good opportunity for right
party; state age, religion and salary ex?
pected. L 634, Tribune.
BOY, In office of corporation downtown,;
must be school graduate; excellent op?
portunity for advancement; state aga and
salary expected. D 41 Tribune.
BOY (Christian) wanted In prominent
downtown Insurance office; aalary,v 150
per month; rapid promotion for Intelligent
and enterprising boy. L 629, Tribune.
BOY about 18; neat, Intelligent, for gen?
eral offlee work. Call and see Mr. H. C.
Huber. Hudson Motor Car Co. of N. Y.
Inc., 1843 Broadway.
BOYS?Bright, intelligent boys wanted;
splendid chance for advancement. Ap?
ply Urner Barry Co., publishers, 173
Chambers St.
BOY, refined Christian, for steamship
brokerage office. Call between 9:30 and
fO. W. W. Battle Co., 421 Produce Exchg.
BOY wanted in wholesale hardware house;
Christian firm. L. M.. P. O. Box 191.
City Hall Station. New York City.
BOYS. 14 to 1?, wanted in a large con?
cern; splendid chance for advancement.
Apply 184 Nassau st., 2d floor.
BOYS, 17 to 1?. wanted; night work; good
opportunity for ambitious young men.
Apply 154 Nassau st., 2d'floor.
BOY for mail clerk; good chance with
large company. Apply to Mr. 8ws.hn,
Room 2200, S Rector et.
J
BOY
wanted, office and errands; 112 start. Call
after I a. m.. Room 44, 12 John at.
BOY, 11-11 years, run errands and office
work; good chance for advancement.
Hulsking, 6 Plstt ?L
BOY wanted. g?n?ral office work. Knick?
erbocker Watch Co- Room JIM Wool
worth Bldg. ?_
BOY. ChrlsUanT In wonj? ??mp?aete?
bans*. Aj>pty Room lao?. 26 Madison av.
HELP WANTED MALE
BOY in asnera! office of large corpora?
tion; must be bright and intelligent.
Reply in own handwriting, giving age, ex?
perience and ?alary wanted. L 616, Trib?
une.
CHAUFFEUR for Packard car; must have
Al references; good, steady position for
right man. Call E. F. Dunham, 43 Ex
chango Place.
CORRESPONDENT In retail credit de?
partment of large musical Instrument
concern; excellent chanco^ for advance?
ment; state age, education, experience and
salary expected. Box 131, 1626 St. James
Building.
COUPLE?Man and wife; good pay; ref?
erences required; apply to-morrow. Lin?
coln Dress Co., 47 West 32d at.
ENGINEER WANTED.?References required.
Apply pumping station. Centrevllle ave. &
Rockaway Beach Railroad, Aqueduct, be?
tween ? a. m. and 3 p. m., Woodhaven
Water Supply Co.
ENTRY CLERK, custom house, at least
three years 'experience; excellent chance
for advancement. International Forward?
ing Co., 470 Greenwich St.
GENERAL OFFICE MANAGER
wishes to find an assistant, ca?
pable .man, who Is looking for a
good future; one familiar with
general office practices and work ;
excellent opportunity for man with
energy and ability; give age, ex
fierlence, references and national?
ly. B. D., S00, Tribune.
JEWELER, to do Jewelry repairing and
new work. Apply Kreman & Buser, man?
ufacturing jewelers, Harrlsburg, Pa._
MACHINE PIANDS
STEADY JOB, WINTER AND KUMMER,
FOR VARIETY AND BAND SAW OPER?
ATOR; UNION SHOP; AMILITY PAID
FOR. THE ANDERSON LUMBER CO..
PASSAIC, N. J._
OFFICE BOY?Bright, Gen?
tile, energetic, with fair edu?
cation, excellent opportunity,
good future, state salary. Ad?
dress P. O. 3 Madison Square
Station.
OFFICE ASSISTANT
Young man In payroll depart?
ment; attractive salary, pleasant
work; reply, stating age, experi?
ence, etc. (Christian firm), Box
125, 1620 St. James Bldg.
OFFICE BOY, Christian firm; excellent op?
portunity. Apply In person, William L.
Barrell Co., 8 Thomas st.
OFFICE ASSISTANT?Young man, 18-20,
who can do billing; references. G. E. M.
Stumpp, 761 6th ave.
OFFICE BOYS, age 14-16; large down?
town concern; advancement. Address
P. O. Box 326, City Hall Station. N. Y.
OFFICE BOY; steady; salary $12 start;
good chance for advancement; Christian.
John C. Sparks, 42 Warren st.
OFFICE BOY for Aluminum Company of
America, 140 Nassau st.
SALESMEN
Said Colonel Roosevelt to a man
we know, "I try to guard myself
constantly against going off half
cocked." For the salesmen we In?
vite to co-operate with us we take
Just such precaution. We know
that to go off half-cockod Is nine
times out of ten to miss tho mark.
Unlimited money-making possibil?
ities, progressively prosperous ca?
reers and early elevation to posi?
tions of increased responslbilty are
virtually Insured every clean-cut,
ambitious, well - ?mentioned man
admitted to our sales staff. Our
rapidly growing sales organization
leads us to call for about fifteen
Just such forward-looking, Impres?
sionable and Impressive young
men. At your back we'll put tho
organized co-operation of un or?
ganization that Is the making of
all Its men, whether they cortie
full.fledged or absolutely lacking
In selling experience. Interviews
confidential. Call 10 to 4,
SUITE 1010, 25 W. 43D ST.;
Suite 1512, Flatiron Bldg. ; Suite
305, 1.12 Nassau st.; Suite 84, 1C6
? Montague st., Bklyn. ; Suite 62-, 158
Market st., Newark.
SALESMEN
THE MEMBERS OF THE
"MILLION DOLLAR CLUB,"
6TH AVE. BRANCH OF FIDEL?
ITY MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, INVITE APPLICA?
TIONS FROM A FEW SUCCESS?
FUL SALESMEN DESIROUS OF
EARNING $10,000 COMMISSION
A YEAR AND UPWARD SELL?
ING LIFE INSURANCE; SUC?
CESSFUL LEAD SYSTEM.
CALL BETWEEN 4 AND 5 P. M.
ROBINSON & CAMPBELL, MGRS.
627 FIFTH AVENUE
SALESMEN
Are you getting deliveries?
Are prices scaring your customers^
Is your Market quiet?
Is your line seasonable?
Are you under heavy expense?
To all of these questions our
salesmen can answer NO.
Call on
J. H. HUNTINGTON,
Room 304
105 West 4 0th Street
before 1 o'clock
SALESMAN?ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN;.
CHRISTIAN PREFERRED ; REFER?
ENCES REQUIRED; SPLENDID UI'POR- '
TUNITY FOR RIGHT PARTY. MUNSON
SUPPLY CO., 23 CITY HALL PLACE,
EVENING MAIL BUILDING.
SHIPPER WANTED to take charge of ?
shipping department of school book pub?
lishing company; Christian firm; steady
employment; advancement. A. M. & Co.
26 East .21st st. . .
UN USUAL MAN WANTED ?
$6.000 or more per year, with opportunl
ties, to man with curb or exchange cllen- ?
tele; state detailed Information In your I
letter. Address L 623 Tribune.
YOUNG MAN WANTED
For Order Department
of a large loose leaf house; must be
accurate at figures and familiar with the I
general lino of loose leaf; good chance for ?
advancement. Write, stating experience !
and salary expected, Box 129, 1626 St. i
James Bldg. ?
.-,
YOUNG MEN
(3), Christian, 18 years or over, wanted
as Inter-depurtnient messenger and gen?
era! assistant la ofTice of prominent Insur?
ance company. ? Apply 56 Maiden Lane,
7th floor.
YOUNG MAN MESSENGER for export de- !
partaient; muBt have good appearance. !
Apply Packard Motor Export Corporation,
1861 Broadway, 61st st. entrance. Apply I
Mr. Knell.
YOUNG MAN In stock .record department ?
of woolen house; good opportunity; state;
age, experience, education, etc. Box 456. i
209 Cable Building.
YOUNG MAN
(Christian) wanted In filing department of
prominent Insurance company. Apply 54
Maiden Lane. Sth floor.
YOUNG MAN In our directory department; '?
willing to do cleaning and make him?
self useful. The Tablet and Ticket Co.,
381 Broadway.
YOUNO MAN for shtpping room; light
work: no heavy shipments. The Tablet
and Ticket Co.. 311 Broadway.
YOTJNO MAN far shipping department. tm~
?J"*1?!? ?5155 dry *???J^ Mutual Trading
Co.. 789 Sixth av.. at 41st at.
HELP WANTED MALE
j . Instruction
AUTO INSTRUCTION.?We teach repairing
and driving In short time. Llcen?o guar?
anteed; ladles' classes: also Ford lessons.
American" Auto School, 72? Lexington av?.
<6?th). Plaza 4016. _ _
, AUTO INSTRUCTION. ?15
Day. evening; Cadillac, Studebaker, MUchell.
B. * M. Co., 1303 Lexington ave. <88tth?.
BEFORb YOU MAKE A CHANGE
in your present position ?nd out what
your life work should be. Don't mortgage
vour future by doing wor,k for which you
are not lltted. Through an analysis of
your abilities from the study of the face
our trained analysts can determine the.
vocation In which you will achieve the
greatest success. This study Is based on
known scientific laws. Come In and ask
us all about it. Booklet "L" sent on re?
quest. . Merton Institute, Inc., 96 5th av.
(at 16th st.). N. Y. Tel. Chelsea 4064.
ENGINEER teaches arithmetic, algebra,
geometry, draughting, surveying, eve?
nings. Mondcll, 280 Madlsdn av.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR.?Pleasant
and prciitabl? work ; day and evening
classes. Send for free booklet and visitor's
pass. West Side Y. M. C. A., 306 West
67th st.
LINOTYPE.?Steady, ideal trade; pays
$2,800 yearly; investigation courted.
Telephone 2478 Stuyvesant. Empire School,
133 East 16th st. (subway).
STENOGRAPHERS-SECRETARIAL School
?For 25 years practically all New York's
?O0 words a, minute secretaries, law, court
reporters, earning over $60 weekly, re?
ceived Lusk training; new Pltmanlc light?
ning phrases Invented by Frank Lusk give
every stenographer now 300 words min?
ute, faster than old fashion, so-called
champions: beginners' course; speeding;
day, evening:; correspondence. Lusk Insti?
tute, 229 West 42d st. Bryant 9138.
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT
Practical Instructions given by Expert
Trafile Managern. No Theory, actual U6e
of tariffs as applied to Domestle Import
and Expo? Shipping. TEXT MATTER
Includes Important changes In Rules,
Regulations, up to date in loose-leaf form.
Night classes. Cnll or write
CARLSON'S INDUSTRIAL TRAFFIC
MANAGERS' COLLEGE.
Tribune Building, New York.
Phone Beekman 930
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID?Will assist pantry: c*
pablo, young, well recommended; city or
country. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st
st. Murray Hill 6771.
CHAMBERMAID?Young Irish Protestant;
excellent five years' references. O., Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d st.. 3d
floor. Murray Hill 8D47.
CHAMBERMAID.?Maid; English; highest
recommendation; city, country. Miss
Shauglinessy's Agency. SCO Sixth uve.
CHAMBERMAID?Exceptional: three years'
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau,
366 Fifth av.
Cooks
COOK, accommodating, very neat, capa?
ble, conscientious, good woman; city,
| country; $4 day. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131
West 42d st.
COOK?Young Irish girl; good long city
references; $70. H, Miss Hofmayer's
Age,Ky, 10 East 43d st.. 3d floor. Tele?
phone 8947 Murray Hill.
COOK, also waitress; thoroughly expe?
rienced ; best references. Miss Shaugh
nessy's Agency, 860 Sixth ave.
COOK?Competent Irish girl; ?75; 2 years
last place. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East
41nt st. Murray Hill 6774.
COOK?Young; good manager: excellent
references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau.
360 Fifth av. *"""
COOK or houseworker; young Scotch
Protestant; city or country. Cooper's
Agency, 657 Sixth av.
xJay Workers
DAY WORKER?Laundress or cleaner:
good worker; very reliable. Q, Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St., 3d
floor. Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
General Houseworkers, Etc.
HOUSEKEEPER (working), refined, ca?
pable, conscientious English woman;
bachelor's preferred; city, suburbs; highly
recommerfded. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131
West 42d st.
HOUSEKEEPER?Professional; English;
many years' experience; excellent refer?
ences; salary $125'; Interview by appoint?
ment. Duffy's Agency, 2 West 47th st.
HOUSEWORKER?Middle-aged; West In?
dian; good cook and waitress; ve
i neat. C, Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 East
43d st., 3d floor. Phone 8317 Murray Hill.
HOUSEWORKER. refined, high class col?
ored girl; exceptionally competent ; small
If anally; sleep homo; J1S. Mason's Agency,
131 West 42d st.
HOUSEWORKER?Capable, young, excel
l"iit cook , city preferred ; $70. Miss Shea's |
Agency, 0 East 41st. Murray Hill 6774.
HOUSEWORKER?Young Protestant; ex?
cellent cook; exceptional. Miss Fitz?
gerald's Bureau, 366 Fifth av.
HOUSEWORKER and nurse?mother and
daughter. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 3t>6
Fifth av.
WOMAN, colored, wishes position, general !
housework, small family: no Sunday.
Sarah Green, 158 West 128th.
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS, first class, very neat, excep?
tionally competent; young French
woman; excellent references; city; 965.
Mason s Agency, 131 West 42d st.
LAUNDRESS?Situation in country: good
laundress; excellent references. S, Miss
Hofmayer's Agencv, 10 East 43d St., 3d
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
LAUNDRESS, very competent, capable.
German, desires country position, Jersey
preferred; excellent references; 165. Ma?
son's Agency, 131 West 42d at.
Nurse?. Etc.
CHILD'S NURSE ?Young Irish girl; child)
under three years; excellent long
references. T , Miss Hofmayer's Agency,
lOfEast 43d st., 3d floor. Murray Hill 8947.
NURSE, Canadian. l'r?te itant, for growing
children: J7U; anywhere; first class ref?
erences. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st
st. Murray Hill 6774.
NURSE?Young, hospital trained; excep?
tional references. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu?
reau, 366 Fifth av
NURSE?Infant hospital experience; first
class references. Duffy's Agency, 2
West 47th st.
NURSE?Young. Inexperienced; willing to
learn. Miss Fitzgerald's Bureau, 366
Fifth av.
YOUNG refined Christian girl desires po?
sition as nurse girl; on* or two children.
Give phone number. L 621, Tribune.
Waitresses
WAITRESS-PARLOR MAID?City family,
?65-J70; city references. M. Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St., 3d floor.
Telephone 8947 Murray Hill.
WAITRESS?Capable, young; take butler's
place; $70; anywhere. Miss Shea's Agency,
6 East 41st st. Murray Hill 6774.
WAITRESS?Young; thoroughly capable:
excellent references. Miss Fitzgerald's
Bureau, 366 Fifth av.
Professional
COMPANION to lady, prefers traveling.
Southern girl, well educated, desires con?
genial connection after Nov. 1. ?7 Maple
ave.. Bound Brook, N. J.
GIRL, 19, desires position with wholesale
butter and egg house; three years' expe?
rience. Anna Wallmanach, 413 Bast
05th st.
GOVERNESS?French; excellent refer?
ences; city or country. Duffy's Agency,
2 West 47tb St.
GOVERNESS ? French, exceptional three
years' reference. Miss Fitzgerald's Bu?
reau. 366 Fifth av.
MIDDLE AGED WOMAN, English, short?
hand, French and Oerman fluently; only
reply If languages are required. Miss
Kruse. 217 East 62d at. ?
SECRETARY ? STENOGRAPHER?High
school and business school graduate; ex?
perienced; commercial or law; good ste?
nographer; efficient; |3?. L 620, Tribune.
Miscellaneous
GIRL. neat, refined, Protestant, would Ilk?
position as companion for child or adult
willing to travel. L ?26 Tribu?
GIRL, colored, neat, wants h?lf*i?e plae*.
265 West i.*7th ?t. Daniels. ear? Charlea
SITUATIONS WANTED FEHALE
SfUcellaneeee
KITCHBNMAID ? Young, inexperienced;
willing. Misa Fitzgerald'? Bureau, ???
Fifth av. _
LADY'S MAID (Danish), young, neat, re?
fined; exceptionally competent; hotel
preferred; excellent references; city; ?65.
Mason's Agency. 131 West 42d st._
WOMAN, colored; half time; mornings.
Powell, 14 B West 134th at.
m ? -r.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
e-?'????
ACCOUNTANT, age 30. 10 years' experi?
ence. 6 years oublie accounting, can fur?
nish Al references, desires connection at
once; write or wire for interview. Roy O.
Barton. 1627 Eutaw pi., Baltimore, Md.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced
control accounts, payrolls, etc.; capable
of taking full charge; accounting etudent.
L 614 Tribune.
BUTLER-?CHAUFFEUR?Neat, good ap?
pearing young foreigner; excellent refer?
ences: city or country; $75. Miss Mason's
Agency, 131 West 42d st.
' BUTLER?Capable, good appearing col?
ored man; $8"; firs? class references.
; Shea's Agencv, 6 Fast 41st st. Murray
1 Hill 67'74.
BUTLER?VALET?Colored; neat; thor
? ouglily experienced: most highly r'com
i m*nd?d; $90. Mrs. Mason's Agency, 131
I West 42d st. Bryant 5633.
CARETAKER gentleman's stable, horses,
dogs, ?wine Address Elevator 1. 59 John st.
CHAUFFEUR?Colored; 6 years' refer?
ences; do other thirrgs; wishes position.
White. 209 Prince st., Brooklyn. Phone
Nevlns 2928W.
CHAUFFEUR.?-Mechanic, useful : wlf? assist
anything: willing, Industrious; excellent
references; country preferred. Miss Shaugh
nessy's Agency, S60 Sixth ave.
COACHMAN or stable manager. English
(first class); life experience both with
hunters and harness horses; good whip.
smart appearance; married, age 46; 1
years' excellent references. W. Newman,
816 Orange st , Wilmington. Del.
COLLEGE student, electrician, chemist.
desires Saturday or evening work. L 610
Tribune.
COLORED COUPLE?Butler, useful, excel?
lent cook; entire work; $160; country
preferred. Miss Shea's Agency, 6 East
41st st. Murray Hill 6774.
COOK?HOUSEWORKER ? Neat, capable
young man; excellent references; small
family; city. country; $100. Mason's
Agency. 131 West 42d st.
COOK?HOUSEWORKER-Very neat, nice
young, capable Filipino; excellent ref?
erences; anywhere: $:?0. Mrs. Mason's
Agency, 131 West 42d st.
COUPLE (colored), butler-cook; very neat,
nice, desirable pair; highly recommend?
ed; city; $160. Mason's Agency. 131 West
42d Bt.
EXECUTIVE
Capable man, 40, having 20 years' executive
training with two corporations as office
and credit manager, secretary and treas?
urer; conversant with modern accounting;
now occupying position as general man?
ager with out-of-town firm, desires New
York City connection where ability will
earn Its own reward. Highest credentials.
Write H. A.. 611 World Bldg, New York.
-
EXECUTIVE?-Do you need a man who can
produce results as an ottlce manager and
flnnnelal and credit man. syst?matiser of o'.fu-n
records as to factory. In fact supervise the
running o' a factory from office. Reason
for leaving Chicago, health of wife. D 33,
Tribune.
HOUSEMAN?All around utility mart;
splendid references; $75; anywhere. Miss
Shea's Agency, 6 East 41st st. Murray
Hill 6774.
JANITOR, colored; man, wife, no children;
good references. McDowell, 1779 3d av.
JAPANESE domestic help by professional
worlors. 106 West 46th St. Bryant
7717-969?.
MAN, middle age, of reputable reputation:
position on farm or estate year round; all
kinds uf repair work, constructor, carpen?
ter by trade; must be among congenial
people and homelike; a reasonable com?
pensation. Address Carpenter, 107 William
at., Orange, N. J.
MANAGER or general foreman wants posi?
tion, Institution or custom laundry. Ad?
dress Laundry, Box 874, Stamford, Conn.
NURSE?COMPANION ? Adaptable, edu?
cated young man available. Address
Nurse, 1464 3d av.
PROSPECTOR with long experience and
able to test for any mineral Beeks em?
ployment. L 631, Tribune.
YOUNG MAN attending high school de
. sires position after 3 p. in. for about
four hours; Christian. George Daven, 415
West 35th st.
YOUNG MAN. 19, wishes to learn a trade.
Rellly. 13.14 First av.
BUSINESS CARDS
Carpets and Ross
STILLINGS, INC., 624 MADISON AVE.,
(59th st.) offers 800 yards pain Copen?
hagen blue Wilton carpet, also taupes,
browns, grays, greens, woody colors
(slightly used) $1, $2, $3, $4 yard up.
RUGS in Royal French Wilton. Domestic,
light and dark blue, bisque colors and
tans In plain, fancy and Arabian patterns,
all dusted and washed like new; elegant
rugs, carpets for home or office, all sizes,
all prices, $15. $35. $85, $110 up; few fine
Oriental rugs, making over, cleaning, lay?
ing, repairing, dyeing, reasonable, reliable,
beautiful. PLAZA 8835.
ORIENTAL RUGS, any condition, bought
for highest prices; expert appraising;
prompt attention. Basmajlam, 30 W. 46th.
Bryant' 6101.
Dogs, Birds, Poultry, etc"
BOOK ON DOG DISEASES
And How to Feed
America's Pioneer Dog Medicines
Mailed freo to any address
by the Author
H. CLAY GLOVER CO., INC
US WEST 31ST ST.. NEW YORK.
Furniture
DON'T sacrifice your household effects
Furniture, Carpet?, Oriental Rugs, Works ;
of Art, Pianos, Linens, before you see me. j
ElCHNER. 124 University Placs. Stuy- :
vesant ?025.
HIGHEST prices paid for furniture. Brlc-a- i
brae, Linens at 502 Columbus Ave. Small. I
Tel. Schuyler 83A1.
IMMEDIATE SALE
Very valuable Louis XVI drawing room !
suite and other choice pieces; also fine
Kirmansha c;irpet, abuut 12x18. Call after?
noons at 30 East 65th s..
-__ .
WE PAY nighftat prices for furniture, !
pianos, antiques, bric-a-brac, books, art. '
etc. GABAY, %% University PI. Stuy
vesant 2377
,-.-_ i
228 AUDUBON AVE.. Apartment 62 ?Com- '
plete bedioom and sitting room furnltur?. |
Patents
PATENTS
Over 70 years' practice; all communi?
cations strictly confidential; handbook
on patents free on request; special
facilities for effico consultations.
M-UNN & CO.
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
607 Wool worth Building, New York.
PATENTS AND TRADEMARKS
FETHERSTONHAUGH & CO.. the old
established Arm, 217 Broadway. New York;
also Washington and Canada; Home and
foreign practice.
Men's Clothing
COME UP!
Where Prices Are Down
Buy a Stich suit or overcoat direct
froM the maker and save retailers profit.
Wond*rful va:ues. $2?.60 to ?42.?*: large
assortment; conservativo a snappy models.
STICH CO., 621 Broadway, Ith SSoer.
A WHOLESALER SACRIFICING at retail
3.600 high grade hand tailored all wool
Men's Suits, latest styles, at $29.50 and
S3250 (former wholesale price $41.50). Fen
hundred silk mohair suits at I1&-75. Show
room. A ? B. Clothes Shop. 62 West 33d
?t., opposite Motel McAlpln.
GOTTLIEB BUYS?tyrffft??V
pri?e?. Dron ???tal 119 T??T?Iqw st.
AGENCUg
Profeeslesta! Help M?^?7?***,
EXECUTIVE SERVICE 1
CORPORATION i
Near 5th Av. 22 E. 42d SLT
WM. D. CAMP. President ^ ?
SPANISH - ENGLISH Stan?JmS>. P
(4); to Cuba for N. T. oooSS?
good personalities; proficient takZuf
languages. Salary about it 2 It 7? .
month. ^*
SECRETARY TO EXECTJTTV? ?*
large financial institution; mast Z! '
good stenographer, finest appe?t**!? I
and address; about 21 years o!4. $|
TYPISTS (4) ; rapid, accurst?; t en
aight positions; good houses, ill. "
arles top the market. ^"^ :
GUARD** (2) ; bla raen la gee? aaaRki
outside work; hours ? to J. ?t>_i
$30 per week. ^^? '
POTENTIAL EXECUTIVES: SpeeisJ \
class; good appearance; strong par
sonalitles; energetic, ambitious, stand,
ard of selection unusually high; ? *
chance for live one?, 21-21 yrg. 'old.
Salary about $25 to stsrt.
We have many exe?n?nt openings 1er
young m?n who hav? had a year or
two in buBlne?.?, we list a fsw. Store
room clerk Inventory work?$1.3??
Stock textiles?$2o Cuat'.-ms clerks
(2)?$100 mo. Correspondent: high
school graduate?$100. Bill and in
voice clerks?$100. General cler?
ical; high school; good at figures?$7$
?nd bonus. Selling cigar? r?tal|?$ij.
Several openings in a'idnlr.g and ac?
counting depts. ; good firms Asst
bookkeepers (3)?$20-$26. Typists;
little experience?$25.
Professional Help Female and Mile
ROSE E. CLARK AGENCY
EMPLOYMENT EXPERT
, CORTLANDT 424?. 5 BEBKMAM 8T.
| Stenographers. t> plats, bookkeepers, ?f.
. flee assistants, ewltchboard op-ratora, male
> or female. beginner? or *iperl?ac?4;
: promptly p'aced. Call all week.
| ?SUITABLE EMPLOYMENT 8ERYIC&
168-160 West 45th Street. Suits 31.
Positions for accountant?, bookkeep?
ers, clerks, stenographers. ??cretarUe,
typists and other quailed offles
workers. No registration fee.
i Equitable Industrial Relations Servie? Is?.
TELEPHONE BRYANT 6531.
DOYI.E AGENCY.
15 East 40th at Madison Ave . 154 Kasuu
St., Tribune Building, or 2:5 Montagu? St..
Brooklyn ?- Stenographer?, typists, book
keepers, clerks, comptometers and switch?
board operator?; good positions for segla?
ners and experience,!.
Domestic Help
M. J. DUFFY'S
SELECT EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
3 WEST 47TH ST. COR. STH AV.
An office of distinction
Professional housekeeper?) govsrnesste,
nurse?, chefs, chauffeur?, butlers and all
high-class servants. All references ttlct
?y investigated.
TEL. BRYANT 33<S3?895.
MISS A. A. HOFMAYER
Employment Agency,
10 BAST 4SD ST. 3D FLOOR,
Reliable Domestic Help
also
PROFESSIONAL HELPERS.
Telephones VsVi Murray Hill
v MISS FITZGERALD'S
Employment Bureau, also
Governess and Nurses Agency
366 5th Ave.' (n'r 34th).
Tel. 5244 Greeley.
tTUPFRIOR PROFESSIONAL * DOMESTIC OEA
triangle" "
em ploy m e nt agency
UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF
SUSSIE RICE
I 1134 Lexington av., near Slst st: reliable
domestic help, cooks, houneworkers. cham
? bermalds, waitresses, laundresses, nurwa
MISS ISABEL SHEA
| EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
? E. 41SI jJT., BET. MAD * 6TH AVM.
Select help, male and female, for city
and country.
TELEPHONE 6774 MURRAY HILL,
"SAMPSON^
Swedish Agency
?elect help (male and female}
! for private families.
I 7?1 I^xington ave.
Plaza ?005
' i i it
I Winthrop Emplovment Agency
! ?7 West 42d St. Tel.'Murrav Hill ?4U
I MUs GRACE O. FYNE8. Proprietor,
[ OfTers unusual personal servie? Il
supplying best domestic help obtalaatla
The Select Employment Agency
Efficient Servants? All "NatlonaHtleailMj
J. M. ROIXEL, ?41 ?th Ave. Greeley IW?
Mrs. Emily Mason&f^ew'&C
Efficient Servants-?Ma' ? Female.
131 WEST 42d ST. TEL. BRYANT Ml*
Jussila Emplovment Agency
6B? Lexington ave.
Finnish and .Swedish
Servants.
i ir
PLAZA ?542 ,
Excelsior Employment \gency, Miss M. *?
McLoughlln, Prop. Removed to B20 Lexing?
ton ave., between 63d and 54th sta Firs?
class domestic help male ?r.d female.
Mrs. Dickinson's ^?'^JS??
Agency. 61 West 4!th st Efficient Servant!
(Male ?nd Female). er?7* Bryant.
I\P\\'PsK HELP, skilled, guaraa
tween 45-4?th. Bryant 7331.
\ N \ \ \i \ H V't; Agency. ?32 B. ?9th
now open; all capacities
BRFW'W'N Employment Agency.
Branches: Greenwich, Stamford. Conn.
Mset
far
"OK*.
CHAS. ?DU-IVf?; Agency. 63? St**
O.C. -?^*V J A ,-> H . t!l!?4b!,shed Uli
Telephone 2339 Greeley.
I A P A V P C IT SKR\ ITR AGBNCT
J /\ r J\ IN K b r. Mr,sT RELIABLE
106 West 46th. Tel Bryant 77S7-??H.
FanatlPsV Employment Ag?"^y
jayaiit. c relll?h|B domestic help
nlshed. 25 W. 42d St. Tel Vandeiblit
? Fil T ? AGENCY, 58 E I25TH St.
,, HARLEM 6616
FINNISH AND SWEDISH HELP
BLANCHE jL HODGES. Employment ???
Pert (Agency). 7! West 46th St; f?*
many years with E V. Odell.
MISS 8HAUGHNESST. high clsss ?meler*
ment agency. Ko ?tb av., male, female?
altr. countrv
elty. country
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc
BORfi RTTV^ diamond? ol? f?1*
A>vyxvu DUI? .liv.r, 'platinum, s*.
tiques and pawn tickets 14? W. H\J5.
DIAMOND.' AND JEWELRY BOUOHt
FOR CASH, estate* appraised, purch*??*
BENNETT, 175 R.oad?a>, upstairs. _t
Piano* and Musical Instrumenta
STEINWAY Pianola Grand, ?*?***?
Weber Pianola Upright. Waldorf ?'?'*,
ture Player Grand, Vose, ptuyvesaat ao?
other player pianos Variety gr*n*"v*fr
uprights for sale and rent. Ere a* K2J
berlln, 117 East 34th et . 374 Celumou?
av. <78tb).
Purchase and Exchange
WANTED ? Practically new 6unatraa*
adding machine. 7 to ? bank.? must ??
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also a Multlgraph Jlmijr with ??????*"..
and elite typ?, stand ?'"< acceseoriaa?J
will consider No. t? Multlgraph. eiiw
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Box 10^2, St. Joseph. Mo.
Tranks
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