Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 April 1920 — Page 17
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TX>NG-~rmi R. Lon* pen of Mr. «th1 A. L. Lonf. and brother of Mr». Helen Of Ttpton; Karl. Ruaeell. Clara. of Indianapolis, J®: . .. - a. m.. aped 20 Funeral aarrtoaa a ill be held at the of the parents, 12^8 Aahlond are., April 20, 2 p. a. Burial Grown
WULF—Anna Marie Wulf. of Cumberland, aaaed away Friday mominf, are 82 years uneral Sunday. 3 p. m„ at raaidenee: 2:3<) p m. at 8t. Johns church. Interment at 8t, John# cemetery, in charge of Max H«rrUdi * Son. Kindly omit (Tower*
# A SKH*—L of Mr. and ! port, died at Friends may Funeral Mon
Rf—Lei and Ervin Atkin, infant son Mre. Leslie E. Askin, of Souih4 a.~m. April 24. ogc 1 month. _ call Sunday to view remains Monday at 10 a. m Burial Oreen-
ry. Funeral private.
!—Susan M„ pasted away at her !t» mile# west of Southport. Friday. -8. 5:30 a. m. Funeral Sunday. April 25. at 2 p. m.. at .Southport Baptist church. Burial Southport cemetery Friends
Invited
FERREE—Emeret E^Fartpfc widow of April 28. 1920. from the residence of her sister. Mrs. Eleanor H. Anderson. 805 Fletcher are. Friends invited. DKHOFF—Emorr floule nshnff Now York. Monday. April 28. 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. , BECK—Mrs. Jack Beck, aye thirty five years, passed away at Denver, Colo.. Wednesday, April 21. Funeral from the residence of her aieter. Mrs. H. B. Purler 492 Harvard place. Monday. Hour of. funeral later.I BECK—Mr#. Jack Bock, are 35 years, pstsed away at Denver. Colo.. Wednesday. April 21. Funeral from the residence of her sitter. Mr*. H. B. Purlde. 432 Harvard Place. Monday: hour of funeral later. Priendt may call Sunday, HARDING—Air*. A. M. Hardinr died at the home of her daurhter. Mrs. W. E. Ervin, Danville. By.. Saturday mo rainy. FuTWral Tuesday. 10 a. m., from residence of her daughter. Mrs. A. H. Browder. 3855 Central ar*. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Friends may call Monday. -Mrs. Loontine Eckhouse died Thursday. Funeral services wwftum *t 10 o’clock at the Indiebrew’s Congregation chapel at the Friends invited RAGSDALE—A. M. Ragsdale died Thursday. April 22; private funeral service from his home. 323 ». Delaware at., 10 a. m.. Monday. April 28. Burial. Ml Pleasant cemetery. Johnson county, about I April 26. Friends may call at Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks to our relatives, neighbors and friends, for the many acts of kindness and sympathy extended us during the sickness and death of our beloved wife, daughter and sister. Ruth card. Especially, do w® wish to thank Boiler Maketo' Union No. 10. for the courtesies extended: the Rev. M. P. Rimmer for hi# consoliui words and the undertakers. O. It. Wald, of Indianapolis and Joshua Bond. i>i Helmsburr, for their efficient and appreciative service: and for all the beautiful floral offerings. NICH OLA8 HOWARD, MR. AND MRS. G ■■T HALL AND FAMILY. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our thanks and appreciation to relatives, friend's and neighbors 'or kind assistance and sympathy shown us and beautiful floral offerings received illness and death of our beloved and father, James L. Hicks: we desire to thank Rev. Mr. Stout Dr. J. L. > Jackson for their exjt snd much appreciated services and also undertaker. Charles Hockenamith, for his very excellent service and beautiful courtesy; WIFE AND CHILDREN.
of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere thanks our relatives, friends and neighbors for iness and sympathy extended us at the and bhrial of our daughter and sigter, la Huff: especially the pblice and detectives, the citizens for their help, the minister, singers, pallbearers. Mr. Herman A. Grinsteiner. the undertaker, and Dr, Paul
Robinson, coroner,
ful flowers.
and for them any beoutiBEREAVEd FAMILY.
Card of Thanks. We wish to thank the Rev. Turney, Shirley Bros., undertakers, and all our relatives and friends who were so kind during the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Robert D. Garber. We extend our appreciation for the lovely floral offerings. FATHER. MOTHER. BROTHERS AND SISTER. In Loving Remembrance of t>ur dear daughter, and sister. Marie Piel. who passed away one year ago today. April 24. 1919. She always had a cheerful word. Her smiles we see them yet. Her tender love for every one we never shall forget. We think of you in silence. No eyes can see us weep, but many a silent tear we shed when others are asleep.. Shu i«nit gone, she is just away on that golden shdre. Ht life that shone so bright while 'her* will shine forever more. MOTHER. BROTHERS. MB AND MRS. JOHN SCHILDMBIER AND EARL. In Loving Remembrance of our dear mother, Anna Bierberleid. who 7 years ago Friday, April 23. What is some without a mother; all the things the rid may send for when we lo»t our mother, we lost our dearest friend; you worn the crown of patience, the years you etrufried on and those hands that rest forever, were the hands that made our loving home. FANNIE AND HARRY. In Loving Remembrance of John H. Likens, who died April 24. 1916. Five long years have passed away aince we saw dear John's face, God called him home, it was his will. Oh how happy we would be if he could come home again. ’Tis sweet though to remember ami pleasant things we And. although he may be absent still he it kept in our mind. MOTHER AND SISTER. In Loving Remembrance of our dear wife and mother. Margaret Quinn, who died two years ago, April 25. 1018. Oft we think of you. dear mother, and our hearts are filled with pain. Ah. this world would be a heaven could we have you home again. HUSBAND AND CH1L DREN. In Loving Remembrance of my dear husband. Charles T. Hassey. who passed away two years ago tomorrow. April 25, 1918. Days of sadness still come over me. tears in silence often flow, for memory keeps you ever near me. though you died two years ago. YOUR LOVING WIFE, CORA HASSEY. In Loving Remembrance of Sergeant-Major James F. O’Brien, who died at U. S. A. General hospital No. 8. OtisviUe, N. Y... on his return from France. WIFE. FATHER. SISTER AND BROTHERS. In Lov»ng Remembrance of our dear moihep am wile Lorena Goza. who died one year ago today. HUSBAND AND PAUGHTLR.
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MONUMENTS.
Markers
FARRELL, 2301 5! Meridiln.'lw
e»et 81VI
UNDERTAKERS. ^BECk^HrHLffv'-' '
Main 1094. 125 S. Capitol. Auto. 27-404. JOHN J. BLACKWfclL & SON
Successors to
Renlbaa A Blackwell. Auto. 27115. 18g-l»0 W. Ohio st. Phone Main 115. ’■Mi.'RAGSDALE' CO
Auto. 21-208,
2356 Station at. Phones
323 N. Delaware
New 7X7-K: Woorf.1808Private ambulance.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS. GEORGE HERMANN k SONS M. 911. 620 N. New Jersey.--Auto. 27-601. “■ McNEELY A SONS 830 N. Meridian. Main 3907. Auto. 21-176. planner aIucSanan Funeral Directors to the People of Marion County Since 1881. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY 320 N. Illinois. Main 641. Auto. 22-641.
BERT S. GADD
Prospect 422
2160 Prospect. Auto. 52-278.
" - KRIKGER
IfM. E7 nois. Au
1402 N. Illinois. Auto. 21-114. Main 1145.
JHTBLEY BROS. CO
3020 N. Illinois. 2815 E*. Washington. 6506 K Washington. 2108 W Michigan
Main 2176.
>1301 HEM.
135 W. Market. Auto. 27-781.
E. HENRY HTNRHAW.
924 E. Ihtft st. Circle 5330. HISE Y~A~ TITUS Delaware. Main 368d. Auto. 26-564.
USHER & FEENEY
24-195. 1034 N. Illinois. Main 843. CHAS. A HOCKENSMrFH
Private chapel. ■ 66. 724 N. Illinois.
Director.
Motor ambulance. Main 1166. Xr>ASLbR8
1222 Union st. Auto. 53 170.
tutewilkr
034 N. Meridian at.
THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATUBDAY. APRIL 24. 1920.
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SOCIETIES—CDUB MEETINGS.
R«n Fdr~(r""R; r ‘■fir.— Chief and Brothers Itasca Tribe n6w meet on Friday evening at 34414 W. Vermont #tcorner of Vermont and Senate ave. All brothers are welcome. , _
CHARIJSS MOHR. C. of R. BUSSELL DUFFEY. Sachem.
MASONIC—Indianapolis lodge. No. 689. f. Ik A. M- called meeting. Monday evening, April 26. at 6:30. Work in Meet# Mason degree. Visiting brothers welcome. Andrew H. Evans. W. M.; Chas. A. Beard, Beo'y. ! (
LOST AND FOUND.
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Ford touring car. Indiana license No. 1097X0, motor No. 3288606. from in front of Old library building (Meridian street side». Wednesday night, between $;20 and 10:45: 3 round glass window# in rear curtain, 1mra top. extra hood, nonskid cord tiro on left side with black cover and white stripe; special windshield, adjustable top and bottom : large steering wheel, rubber foot pedals.
Hr ward.
NOTIFY W. E. BARTON. 500 IND. TRUST.
Main 8044. Auto. 21-677.
STOLEN-—$25 REWARD
Ford coupe, 3295544, from Michigan st. side of Murat theater. Thursday. April 22. between 8-11 p. m. Equipped with starter. Goodyear cord tires all round, demountable rfms. tife rack on rear bent aa result of collision; right door glass broken: state license No. 30399 on front and back. Reward will be paid for information leading to recovery. MARJORIE C. FISHER, owner. Harrison 18 or C. F. KREIS. agent Hartford Fire Insurance Company. 128 E. Market. Main 1912.
STRAYED from 2221 Broacway. large gray. striped male cat.. Large reward will be paid for reliable information. Last seen near Park ave. Call Main 3819. Auto.
28-179.
LOST or tstalen, square, gold watch, Swiss movement. Tuesday at noon. Party taking watch from young lady's pocket please return same and avoid trouble. SCHLOSSER
CREAMERY. Main 1477.
SMALL black pocketbook lost containing baby's necklace, bracelet, roeary and chain, either on Lexington. Spruce or Pteasapt st. Liberal reward if returned to 1148 Lexing-
ton av*. Prospect 7733.
BOSTON, female. 9 months old. dark brmdie, screw tail, answers to Peggy. Lost on Circle Friday. Had brass-mounted harness on when lost. Call North 5667 Sunday. Reward.
DfAMOND cuff link lost Tuesday evening near or in Claypool hotel. Call Prospect 7583 or return to MR. WALTHERS. care
Indllhapolis News. Reward.
BLACK leather handbag lost in Irvington Thursday afternoon, containing puree with money and locket. Reward. MRS E. W FELT, 84 N. Irvington. Irvington 008.
BOSTON terrior lost; light brown, white breast, 4 white feet, screw tail, heavy studded col’ar; reward. 3219 Ruckle. Washington 1737.
WSiTE English - bull terrieiT^ Ears trimmed and short tail: no marks: purd white. Reward. Phone North 16-7. Auto. 44-777.
UMBRELLA lost, gentleman's silk, with initials R. B. B. on handle. Return 319 Indiana Trust bldg Main 4379. Reward,
COTTON MATTRESS tied in sheet between Proeoert and Pleasant or East on Pleasant between State. Call Bellnont 1034.
PAdtA^E- loat on fourth floor Kahn bldgbetween 3 and 4 o clock Friday afternoon. Call Irvington 278. •
SIDE GAxIt. for truck: found on S. New Jersey st. Call Prospect 7471; morning or evening.
WEDNESDAY night at Ben Davis, brown horse, scar on face, weight 1.100 pounds. Ben Davis 1012.
GRAY kid glove: lost between Healing and La Salle, on Michigan. Irvington 193.
BUNCH keys In leather cate lost. 434 Merchant# Bank bldg. Reward.
SPECTACLES^ FOUND gold rimmed. Easter
SMALL white and tan dog: wart on lip; male. Reward. Main 5657.
WRIST watch, engraved* Phene Circle 188. • Liberal reward.
BULL TERRIER, white English, lost. Reward. North 1627.
KT.aUK handbag. Reward. Call Pros. 617.
MALE HELP WANTED.
AT ONCE, married couples for kitchen and dining room work. Address superintendent, Indiana Village lor Epileptics. Newcastle.
—^ assemblers. Men with soldering experience preferred. HOLCOMB k HOKE MFG CO. Take Shelby car to Belt, walk 3 blocks east.
A MAN to make mortar on the road; good pay. Apply 602-04 State Idle bldg, after 10 *. m. . _
A-1 AUTOMOBILE mechanic at once. J.003 N. Meridian st.
A^ - ACCOUNTANT with public utility experience by public service corporation in Ohio and West Virginia: apply in own handwriting. stating age, education, experience and salary expected and when available. Address AUDITOR. Postoffice Box 616, Fairmont, W. Va. n.
ACCOUNTANT for large public accountant concern of Indianapolis; must be experienced in making an examination. Call promptly for an im terview. • BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY BUREAU. 210 Hun* Maneur bldg.
A 0bouM*ANT. Young man, capable of handling collection correspondence and taking complete charge of ledgers in accounts, receivable division for large manufacturing concernwonderful opportunity for man that can produce results: give age, experience and references in reply. Address Box 2866. News.
. AUTOMOBILE REPAIR ME if. „ MADDEN-COPPLE CO- 209 W. North. Call any day up till 9 p. m.
AUTO painter, experienced with spray. See Mr. Jones. local branch. NORDYKE k MARMON, 11th and Meridian.
AN EXPERIENCED elevator man. or a man who has worked several years as second man in an elevator. .Address J. L. KRANING. R. R. No. 3. Peru. Ind.
ACCOUNTING department, large#corporation requires young man about 25 for general work. Address Box 2569. News.
APPRENTICE to learn the printing trade. BOOKWALTER BALL PRINTING CO- 6th floor Century bldg.
A MARRIED man and also single, to work on farm. Call Ben Davis 2.
APPRENTICE blankbook forwarder, with 3 or 4 year*’ experience, for real job: exceptional wages. Address Box 25F6. News.
AUTOMOBILE washer; steady job; good pay. 1033 Shelby st.
BILL CUTTKff CAPITAL LUMBER COZ 1712 W. New York. !
BOY. about 16; good home, board and clothes. Address Box 2626. News.
BELT MAKER.—Man to do new installation work, repair old belts and generally run department. This is a real opportunity for a good man to develop a future; pays good salary and will pay more if you can earn it. INDIANAPOLIS BELTING 4s SUPPLY CO. BUSHELMAN. FRANK NESSLER k CO, 203 Newton Claypool bldg.
BOX NAtLfek. box iKoF FXIEMCUNT GLASS WORKS.
IBoY with bicycle for messenger service. FRANCIS PHARMACY.
BAKER’S helper. geTMR. COSS, 3230 E. 10th.
BO/ to lienvei on bicycle. R. F. HAVRE!?. 1164 W 30th.
BENCH molder#. ELECTRIC STEEL CO. OF INDIANA. Speedway.
BAKER to assist on bread and rolls; night work. COLUMBIA GROCERY.
BAKER helpers and experienced oven men. INDIANAPOLIS BAKING CO.
BOY, sixteen or over, white or colored, with wheel, from 4 to 7 or 6 to 10;30 p. m. daily. 3201 Central.
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MALE HELP WANTED:
MACY, 1102 College.
\RUKR. STURBlN S HOTEL. Good for
uarukB.
$30.
)Y with wl
AUTO* CO, _ , , , BAR BER for Monday; steady J>b. Terminal Station, baeemenlm BOY over 16 to work on milk wagon. Ben
iMMLafe i ai
BELT SANDEjt, experienced: steady work; b^st wages. i'HOMAS MA
MADDEN SON _ CO.. Fletcher ave. and Big 4. BOOkKEKPKR by large corporation safeguard ledger, about 28. good penman, quick and accurate at figures. Address Box 2840. Newr
ZIMMER ENGRAVING
BOY to learn travel CO., 214 N. Delaware,
. HOYS ' 1A to 16 years old. who can work mommg# or afternoons. Apply at once, employment bureau, fourth floor.
PETTIS DRY i
ni
BOY to work In shop; bring age
27 E. South ai. BOV. 18 and 17 years.
GOODS CO.
certificate'
phonograph salesman
BOYf. for factory woi¥
ELECTRIC. 605 “
to ndo around with
1397 E. Wash.
TSTEWTa TION XT.
. Cwttgy bldg.
BOY. strong; to dri’vs wagonT 582 Nentucky ave. ; : ^ . . BoY for office work.' 4rfi2 W. Fratt. BOY. colored, over 16. to run errand# and deliver package®. PRINTING ARTS CO..
77 N. New Jersey.
BOOttlflffcPER. Al^jrood salary, tteady posiUon. MERCANTILE GARAGE. 125 S. Pvr.sylvania. V Btja B6w: colored:
VtTIITE^. the A <?i p rcle.
BOY. over 16. to work in factory around machine#: splendid chance for advanceVSt. ’S^rT^L^n. -SSSmS
st.. 4th floor. fa’
it
S6YS 16 to 20 and checking.
W. 10th.
years old to ao weighing GRAND LAUNDRY. 100
LUNCH, 231 N. Illinois.
CSSSBEIHL A bCSSrS T
for inside work; steady employment: good
W ** e8 ' PIEL BROS. STARCH CO.. Belt k Drover. Stodc Yards Co.
CHIEF engineer to take charge of power equipment in large plant; Urge boiler capacity: generating plant and motor driven machines; must be able to work out power and steam economies; no other but an A-l man need apply. State salary. Address Box 2623, News. COLOftfcD man for night porter in small •hotel. Good proposition for man employed
during day. 531 N. —
Meridian.
iTffgp r ~wNfre'A , rQNCTr _
Good wages.^ Apjdy Mi fa Foster.
COI LECTOR, young nfan. 18 to' 24 years of age. for work as a collector and other office work; must give bond and good reference; -state a«re and answer in own handwriting. Reply to Box 3574 News.
FURNI-
CA BINET makers. ThINgWEIN TURK CO- 218 N. Delaware. ' COUNTER man. 805 N 'Alabama k.
OSOK or pastry coikT'LTOoHNER S DAIRY
LUNCH 812 Ft. Wayne.
CLERK with some experience in feed
xperienoe in feed store, nd 60. Call Sunday. 406
844 Virginia.
man between 4.5 am
N. Arsenal. Monday. L--
COMPOSITOR job. for plain commercial and
blank work; steady work all year: off
Saturday afternoons; good wages with chance for advancement; 50 hours week. THORNTON- LEVEY CO.. Pennsylvania and Maryland. COLORED man aa Block keeper In rug «e-
partment; steady position to right party.
PEOPLE’S OUTFITTING CO.. 133-135 W. WashingtonCOLLEOYOS. experienced, with wheel, w.
B. BEARD CO.._453 B. Washington.
Men experienced in fllling. sanding and rUbbmr HOlJCOMB k HOKE MFG. CO. Take Shelby car to Belt, walk 3 blocks east. CHAUFFEUR, white, to drive smalFYord truck; $15 week. SANBORN ELECTRIC CO.. 309 N. Illinois. Apply rear of building,
7:30 a. m.. Monday morning.
CIGAR CLERK experienced, about 24 or 25 years old; give phone number, state where last employed. Address Box 2622. News. CABINET MAKER47 good wages. WM HERMANN. 1461 Union »t. Prokpect 3160. CLERK WANTED: an experienced clothing^ shoes and gents’ furnishing goods salesman: one who can trim clothing and furnishing windows and not afraid of work. Address, at once. TOE WHY CLOTHING
AND SHOE HOUSE. Munde, Ind.
CLEANER and sander in finishing department; steady job and good working condiAMERICAN METAL FURNITURE
t ions. ~
CO.. 326 W
Seventeenth st.
CARPENTER wanted. Call 8J0 Broadway. or pnone Circle 6419.
OQ'MJTCH'RHf
C. 1. a W. R. R. HAVE ~POsTTI<3NS open for a number of men as awitchmen in Indianapolis terminal. Apply at 402 C. I. k w hirir 220 Virsinia ave. Will be onen
anapolls terminal. Appiy ai i,. i. « W. bldg.. 220 Virginia ave. Will be open all day Sunday.
dishwasher, colored.
Apply WHITE’S. 34 the Circle. DRUG clerk, registered or experienced; good salary; give reference first letter. Ad-
dress Box 2524, News.
dishwasher:
MAliE HELP WANTED.
EXPERIENCED washer man GRAND LAUN-
DRY. 109 W. 10th.
FIREMAN. $To3 per month. Apply engineer, basement Odd Fellow building, f <
FIRST CLASS proofreader. ' THe'CARGILL
CO Grand Rapids. Mich.
FIREMAN, single man; stationary plant; 8 hours’ shift. In answer give age. experience. reference*. CaU Belmont 97. Auto. 39 772. or write Box 378, R. R. B-l. Indi-
anapolis.
FURniTuRE Worker*. BeK aanders. general/ machine hands, gluers. man on 3-drum sander, molding sanders, varnish patcher or touch up man, varniah brush hands, veneer room help, water rubbers and polishers, elderly men for
offbeariag.
H. LAUTER COMPANY. W. Washington rad Harding.
FIREMAN, ftrst-daaa; wanted at once: one familiar with B. and W. boilers. Apply Mr. Braxier. DEAN FORGING CO., Muncie. Ind. . » *
FoReMan
in machine shop, experienced In high grade quality production on various modern ma-
chine tools.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE k C021st and Northwestern.
FURNlTl rRte' paokVrT FIDELITY STORAGE
, CO. Belmont 1036 after 6 p. m.
FOUNDRY Uwer'a. ELECTRIC STEEiTCO:
OF INDIANA. Speedway.
FIREMAN.
Hand firing: 8 hour shift; good wages. Apply Gas Plant. Northwestern ave. and
Fall creek.
FURNITURE polisher: Apply CLAYPOOL
HOTEL.
FIRST-CLASS LATHE MlN
and machinist.
WOODY MACHINE WORKS, * 738 W. Washington.
FARM HAND, married: experienced farming. feeding; steady; big _ wages. ENGLISH
HOTEL.
FARM HAND, married man; good wage#. Cali at EULISS BROS. Danville traction
to Avon.
FIREMAN.
white, experienced; 8 hour#, good pay. Apply to engine room. CITY HOSPITAL.
Foundry laborers. •
THE LANGSENKAMP-WHEiLER BRASS
WORKS. 1234-86 Shelby st.
GROCERY clerk; experienced. 1640 E.
Washington.
GROCERY CLERK. Al. 3103 Central.
GRINDER HAND. Good wages rati steady work for capable man. CLIMAX MACHINERY CO- Mom#
and Delaware.
•HDuSEMAN, colored; reference#. Phon*
Washington 331.
HOUSEMAN: board and good wage#. ^Apply housekeeper. LINCOLN HOTEL.
HOUSEMAN, experienced, for country home:
references. Call Washington 614.
heKFeRs. Experienced wagon blacksmiths. BBRND PROS 115 W. Morria st. a
lOUSEMAN in email hotel. 531 N. Meridian st.
JOB PRESS feeders: experienced: also boya to learn. INDIANAPOLIS PRINTING. 2d floor Century bldg.
JANITOR, at Winter apartment. 1321 N. Meridian. Apply at superintendent's office, in basement.
“jXSiTor. EXPERIENCED at once. Apply-METHODIST HOSPITAL. JOB Dress feeders; experienced. BRAMWOOIJ PRESS. 45 Virginia ave.
JaNitor. coLOniaL aDartMeNTs. Delaware and Vermont ata. Circle 6799.
JANITOR, colored, experienced middle-aged. Apply ENGINEER, basement Newton Claypool bldg.
LABORERS. Steady employment. Apply to T. C. MAUCH. superintendent at Riverside pumping station, Indianapolis Watar Company.
laborers: Delaware and I. W. tracks., MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO*
LABORERS wanted. Senate ave. and I. U. tracks. MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO. a
LABORER^ Call at INDIANAPOLIS M0TOR SPEEDWAY GROUNDS.
LABORERS. ZERO ICE AND FUEL CO-
LINOTYPE operator. man qr woman. CLARK PRINTING CO. 119 W. Maryland.
LATHE HAND Good, steady job: good wages. CLIMAX MACHINERY CO.. Morria and Delaware.
LINOTYPE operator and printer. EVENING PAPER. DAILY TIMES. Sullivan, Ind.
* latsskess: At Senate ave. and I. U. tracks. MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO.
LABORERT Virginia ave. and I. U. tracks. MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO.
LABORERS wanted” 82'0~C~$t. CliTr. T. SHUMACKER k CO.
I" LaRDRER, coIxjRed. for engine room. Apply Court st. entrancs. CLAYPOOL HOTEL.
LABORERS. Steady inside work; good wages. MARIETTA MFG. CO.. 16th and Sherman drive.
LABORERS
wanted. Delaware at. and I. U. tracks. MEAD CONSTRUCTION CO.
LATHE bands ftrst-^aas. and drill proes ft operators. • MODERN ELECTRIC' AND
MACHINE COMPANY.
DINING ROOM. Mcridi
OolonNade
once,
an and Pratt.
DRIVER for 2-hor#e wagon, must know
city. $23. 110 S. Meridian.
DRU tical
STOCKI)ELL U CO.
registered or with good prac^ ence; good floor man preferred.
particulars, New Albany.
in preferred. McDonald
DENTIST wanted; must be good all around man: good salary and commission. Address Box 2578. News. DRIVER for a one-horse wagon of a tin shop: light work. Address, stating references. age /ind wages expected. Box 2458.
News.
DRAFTSMAN, architectural and mechanical.
1503 Merchants Bank bldfc.
EXPERIENCED furniture warehouse men wanted. HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. 863 Massachusetts ave. Engineer to run ice machine. Apply engineer, CLAY-
POOL HOTEL.
eLdHrLy Men ANb Roys to off-brar machine. WESTERN FURNITURE CO.. 1038 Madison ave. ERRAND ROY: must be above the average and willing to take interest in work. Address Box 2623. News.
Elevator wages. —,
Cl ay poo 1 bldg. EXPERIENCED
man. white, middle-aged; good Apply the starter of Newton
elevator operators: gooSs,
pay. Apply starter. Hume-Mansur bldg.
ELEVATOR operator, plunger. GIN EE R. basement Odd Fell EXPERIENCED bank tellers
A bidg ' C, ' £ ' i '
MALE HELP WANTED.
and^h-iv#*'’* market wagon. Wash. 1717.
MEN. to work 6 hours daily, in resident sections of Indianapolis; selling experience necessary. We pay salary plus oemmisaion. GREAT WESTERN CO- 336 J5.
Washington. •
MAN with some experience in auto parts in a jobbing bouse, good pay. short hours. Ad-
dress Box 2693, News.
~ MEN IN VENEER ROOM y WESTERN FURNITURE CO.
1038 Madison ftve. .
MAN for freight elevator in factory; also
(son ave.
MAN and wife, colored; man as waiter. woman a* t»ok; board and house furnished. Chance to make better than $100 a month clear. Proapect 7900. Auto. 51-95t>6. Cal) between 12 and 0 rad 6 and 8.
MEN wanted by American Railway Express Company, express handlsrs. day and night, hourly or regular employment. Apply J. E. KENNEDY, employment agent. 255 8.
Meridian st.
MEN to drive Dodge taxies. who understand the city; bring recommendations. Ap-
piy 319 E. New York.
MAN. coiordd, to work on small country place; good wages, with board and room included; must be experienced. Apply WHITE 8 RESTAURANT. H the Circle.
MACHINISTS, first class, experienced on punch and die work. Rear 1630 Ashland
avenue.
MIDDLIS-AGED man. night clerk; steady em-
ployment; imlst come well recommended. Phone Main 6150 after 6:30 p. m.
MAN with Ford car. commercial body, for light delivery work. Address Box 2557,
News.
MAN TO HAUL tJNfcN; white, and middle-aged preferred; board, room and laundry. Apply CITY HOSPITAL
LAUNDRY.
MAN to wash "windows. ROfiBlNS BODY
CORPORATION, 1148 Division st.
MAN to work orders in wholesale grocery; steady work, good wages. 1F0 8. Meridian.
MILL MAN, flrst-dlaas; must,be able to operate woodworking machine; top wages.
HOME SCREEN CO.
MEN; 2: young: 17 to 21 years of age: to learn different branches'of printing business; good wages while learning. Apply superintendent. LEVEY PRINTING CO.
MEN to wreck building. Call Si-253 or
Prospect 3396.
MOLDEft. experienced on brass and alumi-
num. PIONEER BRASS WORKS.
MEN to unload cars. 1001 Southeastern ave.
MEN—Catholic, outdoor work: good ebanee for advlmcement; we show you how to make big money. 633 Pythian bldg.
NidW FIreMaIl Apply Y. Si. C. a. mR.
GLENN.
MAN. ment.
MAN, energetic. L> assist shipping packing. 112 8. Pennsylvania.
HAN uTspade garden. 963 if. Tuxedo st.
rad ot MAN to work in store .on stock and shipping. Call Main 7599 Sunday, or call at 358 S. Meridian Monday morning. MARION
PAINT CO.
NRXT young man who iii going to school or employed elsewhere for gents’ furnishing department Saturday afternoons and evenings. COHEE * McGINNIS. 248 Indiana
avenue. ,
NIGHT man for garage work: referei q Hi red- MAPLE ROAD GARAGE 5w bldgs. Have been comp!
work; references re-
NEW BLDGS.
Most departments
1
acred. Subet
Completed
are being greatly en-
itantial rate increases have been made
in most departments.
Good men. wanting steady work and advancement. can And many splendid opportunities in these enlarged departments.
Men needed for
Hydraulic press helpers. General inside laborers.
Yard laborers.
Construction men. (White or colored). Forming room helpers. . Assembly room helpers.
Inspectors.
Day and nigbt shifts. Shipping room help. Dry kiln helpers.
MALE HELP WANTED.
-pXSSlefQT ~
On account of increased production we need panelers on inclosed automobile bodies at once. 1148 Division at. ROBBINS BODY
CORPORATION.
RELIABLE soda boy. at once. HOOK’S PHARMACY. Massachusetts and Vermont.
ROOFERS, experienced. IDEAL ROOFING
CO- 560 E. Washington.
REGISTERED or assistant pharmacist: permanent position: hours easy: country experience preferred: state experience and reference in first letter. BOYCE k WILLIAMS.
Mt. Varnon. Ind.
REGISTERED pharmacist, competent to assume management: state age rad experi-
ence. Addrea# Box 2301, Newt.
STEEL casting inspector#. ELECTRIC STEEL CO. OF INDIANA. Speedway.
” SOD A DISPENSER.
Permanent position. CRAIG’S. 6 E. Waab.
SOLICITORS and collectors; salary and com-
mission; good pay to those willing to
work; steady: opportunity for quick promo-
tion. Room 217. 147 E. Market at.
SPRAY MAN; EXPERIENCE
on furniture work. FURNAS OFFICE FUR-
NITURE CO- 134 8. Liberty.
SHAPER HAND. EXPERIENCED and varnish rubber. WESTERN FURNITURE
CO- 1038 Madison ave.
sto<Sc ledgSr clErkS”” Must be experienced rad at least 18 years
of age.
Aply immediately Emphqrment office PBBST-O-UTE CO- INC- SPEEDWAY. 141-N. , 4-24-20.
SODA dispenser, experienced, good wages to right parties. Apply CLAYPOOL DRUG STORE. Washington and TUinoui sts.
StENbcSRApiTSlf
for advertising department of Indianapolis manufacturer. If you have tome knowledge of operating multigrapb special consideration will be given. Give phone number. Address Box 2439. Newt.
SHOE SALESMAN, experienced, for Saturday afternoons: steady. STOUT’S SHOE
CO- 352 W. Washington.
SODA dispenser wanted, with reference; good
salary. Apply 53 8. Illinois.
TOOLMAKERS and machinists, first class, for day and night work. 24 N. Noble.
TINNER, first class workman. lor general outside work: *1 per hour. Address Box
2513. New#.
TIMEKEEPER, white, with good relerences.
apply rear COLUMBIA CLUB.
tNREEPIECE juz orchestra for take resort. white or colored. Address Box 2532,
News.
TEAM and wagons, Immediately, several teamsters with wagons for construction work; also teams and wagons, good rate of pay. Apply. PREST-O-UTE CO.. INC..
Speedway.
139 N. 4-32-30. TEAMSTER for. coal wagon. F. W. ALDAG CO.. E. Washington and Bglt R. R.
TYPtSY and stenographer tor sales and- advertising department of Indianapolis manufacturer downtown office. An opportunity to gain valuable experience that 1 will fit you for promotion. Give phone number if possible. Address Box 2685. News.
TINNER add' helped wanted. 930 Tt. Wayne av*.
TAILOR: ali-round or a good coatmaker. 418 E. 30th st.
THE BlG POUR RAILWAY has an employment agency at Room 615, Majestic bldg- for the purpoee of employing men to fill the place® of yardmen who have left the aerviee. Good positions now open.
TAILOR aerated a* onci. MONRbB TaILORS. >14 W. Washington st.
TWO whit# men. one as butler, the other as chauffeur, houseman. Address Box 2505. News.
Check Nfttat
ers. and
Foundry help.
White or colored. Oven room laborers. Sawyers and helpers. Boys over 16 years of sge.
An occupation, not a job, for young men. ages 18-25; $45 per month during 3-month training period; $80 for initial operating service, with rapid increases. Apply chief
operator.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. TRUCK DEI V KR for FoiCiji? E. Georgia st.
bonus in addition to the hourly rate. Apply, prepared to work, at the
City employment office. 53 H 8. Illinois st..
Or at
The Speedway employment office. THE PREST-O-LITE CO.. INC. 142-N. 4 24-20.
an excellent
ONE experienced comber and enoed bore hand. Address
BRUSH CO., Sullivan, Ind. OPERATOR for electric spot .welder.
LUMBIA SCHOOL SUPPLY CO.
one expertSULLIVAN
rOLISHERon jewelry. THE~CRAFT~CO
•222 E. Ohio.
PAINTER, good. 225 N Arsenal ave.
F5Wf ER COLUM BI ADA IR T LUNCH .' 221
N. Illinois.
W abash.
Paper ’HANGERS, ft flmt-elass. st one*: mo Central sve. A. H. SCOTT WALL
Ttltb tti
TINNERS. 3T4 E' 16th st. TRUCK drivers and ice handlers.
AND FUEL CO.
VARNIsk RUBBERS KSuSTI stuff rubbers: color varnlshers and first-class assembly men. O. L. BORNSCHEIN MOTOR
SALES. 612 N. Capitol ave.
vatethsers.—: rubbers, lathe hands, acetylene welder, wood pattern makers, tinsmiths, inspectors, car-
penters, millwrights rad laborers. NORDYKB Art ARM ON CO.. Kentucky ave. and Morris. * WANTED. FOREMAN.
Over 35 years of age; must be an execnand capable of handling an up-to-date
PAPER CO roiTKirat once; good wages. Rahn BLDG. CAFETERIA. PrANlSf. to travel with draWtic tent show. starting May 3. Answer by mail; rive all particulars: will also consider drummer. Address ROBT. DOYLE. 421 Merchants Bank
bldg.
'vVaSHER
tive . IH m ■ department consisting of mostly external and internal grinders, a few lathes and drill
_____ yiresses. At present this department is em non# ’ploying 50 men Thi# is a real job for the
man who can furnish references as to his ability along these lines. For further detail caU North 4338 after 2 p. m.. April 24. WATCHMAN: night;' ekferly man; at gravel
plant. Belmont 3501.
PAN
white, experienced. HOSPITAL.
Apply METHODIST
pgiaip; FASHION
experienced on Hoffman machine. DRY CLEANERS. 1901 Cen-
HION
tral ave.
PRESS FEEDER job, male or femaia; eteady
MEN, boya and colored girls. S.' Kqqitone _ „ . . to rad mr 1 Une e FAIRMOljNT a GLA?rw< < kwk TOORNTON-LKVEY*CO-°pi'nns , ?l?lnlI*rad
concern; references Box 2624. News.
MAN and wife for dining room. MASONIC HOME. Franklin. Ind.
MAN, middle-aged, for porter work and gen-
eral ability work. CROWN LAUNDRY.
2901 E, Washington. I
M ary! sod.
PO «2' 8 ?Si Sir’t.. ? ! ’X , faS"s‘ > k w co.' ,t
fESTSOSTwIth" — r-r— = =
_ noon daily. :
necessary. Address | P.VINTER'warTted7 MURPHY: CTrcIe '57417
PORTERS and waiters. 555 Massachusetts
ave. _ BLACKER'S.
Address
MEN
for jauitor work, good wages and good
hours.
DIAMOND CHAIN MFG. CO.. 502 Kentucky ave. Apply between 8 and 9 a. m.
MEN for car icing. $24.50 per week. COONSE k CAYLOR ICE CO.. 3321 Moore
MACHINE TOOL-DESIGNER. Experienced on standard machine tools for production and precision work, especially gears and gear cutting machines; thorough technical a> J mathematical training. Unlimited opportunities for the right man. STEVENSON GEAR CO..
942 Daly.
— Hen wanted^
For light manufacturing, in a line of work which always insures steady employment. Splendid opportunity for advancement; not
be skilled.
i transit
BKOs ‘*Ml[l"rco . rig. O^SlECE OTMAI, I.BN8 CO. EXPERIENCED packer of sundries for
wholesale grocery; steady employment: salary. 110 S. Meridian.
erraNd Roy
business. MERRY OPTICAL
Apply Board of
to learn a good hi
CO.. 307 State Life bldg ELEVATOR OPERATOR.
Trade bldg.
—EXPERIENC ED VaRD COTlDUCTOltS and yard brakemen. INDIANAPOLIS TERMINAL DIVISION BIG FOUR R. R.. 615 Majestic bldg. ENGINEER, compression plant. SOUTH SIDE ICE AND COAL CO . 1902 S. East.
LLF.V 4.TOR operator, white. Apply custodian. INDIANA BELL TELEPHONE New York and Meridian.
Han. young;
to take charge of stenographic department of large local concern; colfcgc man preferred, with knowledge of stenography, dictaphone and typing: good opportunity for progresaive man. Address Box 2o90. News. MEN FOR DISTRIBUTING BILLS: Report before 7 a. ra. and 12 noon. 116 S.
Capitol.
HEN" WANTED for grain elevator w’orU. BIG FOUR ELEVATOR. Sherman drive and Big Four railroad. Phone Prospect 8878.
MEN. experienced for variety saw, shaper and sanding machines: also men to eaud molding. THE H. LIBBER CO.. 1400 Mad
, laou are.
PLANiNG mill machine hands. 820 E. St.
Clair. J. 9HUMACKER k CO.
PAINTER: Apply crAYPC^LHg'fEL. PAGE boy, between ages l8 to 19. Apply
COLUMBIA CLUB.
M^moGiSy dOtfjWBlLK
PAPER bangers at onceT union or nonunion. H. T PEARA BROS. 1537 N. IlUnols. PORTER wholesale business. Apply 409 S. Pennsylvania. POR’fER good, 'reliable' man. CLAMAN’S DAIRY LUNCH. 305 N. Illinois. PAPERITaNgER, tools furnished, steady work. Circle 740. PAINTER: first class automobUe painter to take charge of shop; steady work: best wages. C. J. OLSON k SON. -Pittsboro. Ind. PRESSMAN or make ready press feeder. Per-
also out-of- ' 119 W.
manent job for right party; town all-round printer. Room 15,
Maryland.
PACKERS ’
for shipping department, t J. F. DARMODY CANDY CO,
25-27 W. Maryland. “P08fTIONS“0?ENr
We have the following positions open. Call for an interview. No registration fee. Accountant $60 00 Accountant, out of town 45 00 House salesman 23 00 Clerk 20 00 Ledger clerk 22 00 Shipping clerk 20 00 Collection correspondent 30 00 Stenographer 28 00 Stenographer 25 00 Order clerk, out of town 27 60 BROWN OFFICE EFFICIENCY . BUREAU. 210 Hume-Mansur bldg PATNfHBS, 3143 .Befielontalne. XuloT^S
297.
MALE HELP WANTED. ! SALESMEN WANl store. 1802 Shelby. { You want more money. It’s jl
YaRD~ioreinan, ^ and builSni-TiMfaUl. j
'•-5-« KV ^ . IS7*Hr i s o.;t!!,r«2SSV2?.‘1 YOUNG man m stock department wholesale; of merchantt than the regular house. Good opportunity to learn busi- i on. Yon get a new viewpoint 1 ness. Addrt-ss Box^534. News. i you’re in a different atmoepht
j i commri
at you
the limit you set l
Everything furnished free to wj
even show you how to sell
. that in 10 minutes. Write inspectors wan ted; TTfo.! !*»•* have the satisfaction of
month and expenses to start: short Y° u h#T « not passed up a bi| hours; travel; 3 months’ home study under, 27255? ra 5}SL ,te j:«. wlt , b ® ul * nr *
guaranty; we get you poeition; no age limit; ERICKSON CO.. Inc.,
STANDARD 1USI-
NESS TRAINING INST.. Buffalo. N. T. iNfitANAPOLIS. iNDTZlTaiTwV mill clerks, examinations May 15. Hundreds FRANKLIN^ InSTITU^"^Dept* 1 90^.’
Rochester. N. Y.
INSTSIUCTIONS.
RAILWAY trafficTnspectore^wi
Commercial buy PARIS SCHOOL
ndian.
LADIES
OF FKjiNCH. 29 N7
to’ learn barber
and men to learn barber tr«3<?;
tmcITv
ington st..• Indianapolis, Ind.
B0Ok o 1 ? Avm- w
urse far pi iRISTENU
BN
Pcm-
cm.
SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSIC,
broke Arcade. Cirde 3034,
-
“ INDIES* AN r DGENTLhMK? SagtIHI
__ •tyte; 2D lessons. CLARK SCHOOL. 9 N. Ifl’no:*. Cirela 2576.
_raen_ove^lf; railwiy mail clerks:
free. Roch
STOCK SELLING ORGAN| wanted to sell remain-og bloc stock in succeesful 16-year-ot ^roanufaeturtng compatiy, i ' lo meet the constantly h: for its products. Ofticers ■ ers are well-known Indianapolis | Thii lame should appeal to wish safety of investment < excellent prospects for libera! Company executive# wish tl their time tq production and and have a good offer to make are aggressive, have a clean produce results. Apply at os stating your qualifications
2650. New*.
vANTED, men over’if.’ railway mail . RANKLIX INSTITUTE. Dept. 90 D.
N. Y.
AGENTS AND SOLICITORS.
AGENTS.' wonerTuTsel’orl P^’~proQt~every Pico, Los Angelea, Cal. AGENTS, sail our accident and sickness poT
idos in your spare time: $3,000 death, $35
£5*kly benrflV premium $10 yearly. UN-
DE HU RITERS, Dept. A-84. Newark. N. J
AGENTS—If you arTSikTng less th«n'“$50
per day get in touch with us. as we have
something real We want agcnU who wish TOW WVBW J 1 c * n done.
rHE KIRK A. BOGGS CO., Fl. Dodam Tm
imxsrTxrpod (ST-iiSBr
-jsi^:^shrass«%5fv,~ agents. -METALLIC LETTER C(
Clark. Chic*
«. JSSwuc-uavwTbrfirs: ABSOLUTE MONOPtJCV. ftiCLUSWB'
A&GRES5IVE fTOCK SALl
BUSINESS MAN with car pcrienced salesman on good
etnou. North 1v9.
FOUR young men for telling sc Call Sunday before 3 p. m.. 31 eiuDr a~salesmzn ~ex7ir for a heavy line of stand; on 30 per cent, margin, open td by an Indianapolis mraufactu] portunity to make big profit# 1 permanent business. Address | filftN $40 Weekly show.r large cut-rate grocery mail men wanted everywhere; s&mi THE INDEPENDENT AS trait, Mich. Fi^fc taiemne# to sell "enla big commission; new-propotij country work. Cali 530 N. Pi HIGH GRADE FARM UGH| CHINES and electric aco have auto. Call c ornings. LIGHT AND POWER CO, U
Bank bldg. Main 4095
2****®**- in every home, tchoo], §ur« ev#ry vbeek. to $2.30 an hour, spare asmT"'!. s « TT
fild MONEY made selhng tiie ”MARLTShT^ KilLfSSF’A^Er.s^. H‘
lifG'proiits selling Juouoe spark intensifler to auto owners and garam*; banishes
w#. Exclugjve tar-
*' Sta. a
SSS B, 3bWi' ; *T 0 "S,’; Omaha. Neb.
, or>en: Y° up city must have mein $10 daily, easy; new method, reflmahing
braes bads, autos, chandeliers. Write todav GUNMETAL CO., 139 Elm. Decatur. Ill aT ' CASH in on bone-dry bill; will show' you
how. with our concentrated pure fruit
dnnkt; wanted everywhere: small package jual add water; here’s the chance of a life:
bldg.. Cincinnati. O.
aiiifwd
Cincinnati. GARTSIDES
Lancaster
* ^
niti
Iron Rust .ave.. Room
PIPI ^»P_Co.. 4054
—v-—A,wn G. Philadelphia. Pa- want agent# to sell their anginal iron
WRINGER man. colored.
26 N, Senate.
BEST LAUNDRY.
1107 a-Meridian.
224 N. Illinois: r
WATCHMAKER.
wggag WANTBt), bright young man to learn simple mechanical drawing and designing: answer own handwriting: state schooling you have had and salary respected. THE
KEYLESS LOCK COMPANY
WOMEN or man wanted, salary $24 full time. 50c an hour spare time, selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer. Experience unnecessary. INTERNATIONAL MILLS. Norris-
town. Pa.
WOODWORKING man and band sawyer for machine work on toys. Splendid business opportunity for right party. Address
Box 2832. New*.
WATCHMAN for department etore; active man around 50 years of age: prefer person with some experience: first class references required. THE STAR STORE. WOOD turner, piece work, exceptionally good wages. Address Box 2664. News. WALLPAPER ctoanfeifT~4Call Pros. 2848. WATER RUBBERS on graphophone cabinet#. 316 8. New Jersey.
soap. Trademark, print and copy- £ cht 'X ,H,$wred ln United States patent offlee. This soap removes iron rust, ink and un wash able stains from clothing, marble etc., like magic. Good teller. 25e a tube. Big margin. Write for particulars, •How to Start in Butfi^.a for VouirseTfT 1 is a little book sent free by a large
hosiery —
put _
to the wearers. _ ■ p
for keeps’’ and how to make up to $2,500 5 y ^ l " f or it today. CLOWS KMT HOSIERY CO.. Phila-
del|ihia. Pa.
HpW do we do it > A pint of ^nest hair wash, delivered at your door. Write for particulars. W. N. RIGHT, 523 W. 42d at., Chicago. LADY or gentleman agent wanted'in 'ind--
auapolis for Watkine’ famous product# Watkins’ goods known everywhere, profits. Write today. WATKINS C
Winona. Minn. * MAKE ISO next Saturday: speederatorTor Fords, selling like wildfire; u*ed by Ford motor officials; make* any Ford run like a Packard; stops stalling and bucking; put
boles to
splendid j or delivery rite quick | able, sati
for information. Address PERRIN CO. ivst ced: 47
1065 Hayward bldg., Detroit, Mich
sr
LIVE man in every comroumt agency lor Win-D-Flectors. one driving the better class wants these piateglase. beveled windshields, because they jive I and dhdinetive appearance of J Send for proposition at oncel GARTEN CO.. 475 N. Capitol
anapoli*.
MANAGER, truck salcaman. to
taxi
ing
allowed on volume of basic
drawim
a charge of retail selling I account or salary witlj
Addreta Box 2471. News. REAL live, ambitious salesml money selling the famous “a gas burner: get our propoaitoj tunity. Address Dept. AA.. C SALES CO., bugle bldg.. Col WM LA1NT SALESMt Experienced, lor territor waatern Ohio and Indiana, dealers and industrial trade, fer salesmen who have rarer lories, but will consider sales producer# and know the paint a T# an opportunity to connect wl concern- Will pay salary and J allows the P>^ufll THE FOREST CITY PAINT AM
C0„ ClavaUnd. 0-
S^VERAL live wire sal with the plumbing and ho merchxnts We have a high tton for high dae#_ »ale«n« view address Box 2 >77, Newa records and references SIDE LINE salesmen, calling' trade, to sell lists of aute by countie# in Indiana andl states. Attractive commissi d CAMPBELL CIRCULAR ADVE^
City.
ALESME>
Men who believe in themseli anapolls and who desire toj money in 1920 than in 1919. can give all or part of your , proposition, sge or phone MR. I Main 2958. 706 Occidental bid srfiKHirTr'^irbtocirT The company offering this ff preduetten basis Its officers polis busineas men of A-l star man to work inquiriaa only. T thi# position you must fora tionable references. Commissi a wonderful opportunity for tl Address Box 2573._N«vrs.
Mr*# f Vj V,
STOCK ~SALE8MlfS
We can use 2 more clean-e stock salesmen: both city and Thi# is a permanent position qUa MULTIX-AIRCRAFT. 112 1 SALESMEN tor auto specialty;
garage#, repair shops: 50 p< mission. 734 Ft. Wayne ave. SALESMEN: sell groceries, pat ing oils, roofing, stock powde supplies, phonograph*, to larmei and other large consumers, dr
gua
7 years in business.
— —„. , ERIN & BROWNE CO., wholi
i w amei'to”
ller: big profits; no com-! hve manufacturing company
■in every coum
mand: quick seller; big
petition: every home, office and store buys on demonstration. BERGERON MFG. CO
117 N Dearborn gt. Chicago.
N6V'BLttnipray and force pump; for tinguiahiug fires, washing buggies, autos,
windows, spraying tree*, lawns, gardens, hiving bees, disinfecting hen roosts: agent* making $26» daily. Write TOr liberal terms.
PHILLIPS MFG. OO- Atlanta. Oa.
YOUNG man for bookkeeping and stenographio position; splendid opportunity for
advancement.
I. WOLF AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO.
YARD MEN for coal yard. F. W'. ALDAG CO.. Belt railroad and E. Washington
YOUNG man or boy m drug itore.
■ Talbott.
ITU
YOPNO man about 16 or 17 years old as office boy in fire insurance office; a permanent position and good ebrara for advancement. IHE IND. LUMBERMEN’S MUTUAL INS. CO. 518 N. Delaware. Mr.
Shewmon
YOUNG MAN for parts department in large auto concern: must be experienced in filling parts orders and waiting on customers ; good chance for , advancement. Don't answer unless you can Qualify. State age, experience in detail and salary expected. High Price man need not apply.
Address Box 2594. News.
Y6UNG man to learn a good trade; light work; good pay to start; also bonus paid alter 3 or 4 week*. 44 week. Apply with references. 314 Ooddental bldgYOUNG man as helper in a tin ahop; state age, experience, if you have had any. rad reference. Addrea* Box 2612. News^ youNg maN TfT stocR room to make himaelf generally useful. Good
chance lor advancement.
UNITED .STATES RUBBER CO28 to 32 B. Georgia.
in drug store; aome
good pay, good
YOUNG man to clerk experience preferred; hours. 120$ V. Senate YOUNG man for factory
- -cu.
not nqcessary. BEi CO.. 621 S. Delaware.
-orVi experience
BEE HIVE PAPER BOX
RESPONSIBLE dealer in each county of In diana for high grade automobile trailer. THE WAYNE CO.. Room 2A. Woodward ave.. Dotrait, Mich. SEND lorfn'o- toilet soap sample and $To cash refund offer. LAC ASS 1A CO- Dept. 610. St. Ix>ui6. Mo SANITARY wire-grip brushes, dustiest mops, dustless furniture dusters, automobile brushes, etc., are the lug money makers of the year; exclusive territory lor hve salespeople. NORTH RIDGE BRUSH CO- 125
Clark st- Freeport. HI.
sadieU; iVetnot wash day led you era do a whiri-
SEND for free
wonder; be convinc
wind business: constant repeater, with 1 profits: you take no chance. We positively guarantee sale. F. MOTTER A SON. 20 E. Jackson blvd- Chicago.. U. S. PLAYER music roll# are nationally known and advertised: more than 5.000 piano and phonograph dealers handle them. We want representatives, men or women, to become our dealers where we have no regular dealer distribution. No experience nor investment required to earn big profits and establish yourself in business. All player piano owners are conatant buyers of music rolls. 80 per cent, of all pianos sold are^ player pianos. Applications desired from Ksstn*. ssjI|T8s.s « PAM7 i< JlP2^JW i JLjk^stj iii Chieago i> JLL^^^
SALESMEN WANTED. ATTENTION SALESMEN—The ready sale of a very attractive 100 per cent, safe Indianapolis real estate secured preferred offering gives five more live stock or specialty producer# an unusual opportunity for an immediate large incofne. Live leads, city or country territory: reference# required. Call 9 to 12 a. m. 417 Merchants Bank bldg. Ask for MAYNARD. ANlOLD established automobile distributor. handling a popular line of 6-cyhnder motor cars, era use the service of a high grade salesman In their city aaie# department: this line affords a good salesman a wonderful opportunity to make btx money: we can make quick deliveries. Address Box 2511, Nava.
live manufacturing ■■■■ mission. For particulars writaj TIVE INVESTMENT CO- lOSj
st.. Chicago.
sinrfiRfr direct to car owner; 30x3 non! tubes. $2.25: other sues in prod anteod 6.000 miles pn liberal basis: big commissions paid wq ence or capita! unnecessary. , CLEARING HOUSE. 1300 W. 1
SALESMEN familiar with g\ selling Thomas J. Upton Ifl but live wires need apply. or Hotel Edward. Ask for Pi
urdsy or Sunday.
SALESMEN, an unlimited the ocfenization of a vm progressive manufacturer if o] aggressive business producer, includes expenses, salary and ! For appointment phone A. I#. I Washington Hotel. £ SALESMAN, aide hne. to hand! skirt# for reliable house: i bond- Particular# free. ACM1 CO- 936 Central are . Clncinnaj SALElilKN #elling furnishing department stores to side priced cowhide bae. Address AGENCY. 4303 N. Kedzte st- C|
o a’ v Ac* vV'r* ^.i ak. " *
SALESMENTwTth autos as coul representatives for Troup* ata mirror. Aqto and truck owd sight. Fortune in exclusive ranu AUTO SIGNAL CO., 9
Ingeie#, Cal. SlesmaN-
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