The Charleston Daily Mail from Charleston, West Virginia • Page 10

i i 0 A A I A A I A I 1 5 1922. FOR RENT rooms old Public Phone 557 B. and MeFarland. WA1-TEB V' WAlfTED--Master mechanic for small In sothwest Virginia; must first-class mechanic and well recommended. For-details address care YOTJaSTG; man to deliver.

Apply at the National Towel Supply 4 Paul' iSfi'- Cpiirt. service has positions for young 18 upw.ard, $130 monthly; expedience unnecessary- For free list write B. Terry (for- jmf 'civil service examiner) 221 centinental Washington, D. c. railway mail clerks $133 month; expenses paid; JspMcimen examination 'questions free.

Columijus Institute, Columbus, OFFICE MANAGER Capable mari, this city, manage of- fica a.ad "employ salesman and- sales- ladles for household necessity having sale'; position permanent ancj pay better than $200 -weekly reference and $1,000 investment required. Address National Company, 738-740 Webster Chicago. 'j OLD Town IS ft. good condition Address Old (Town, Charleston Mail. canoe.

Mukt: by in Cash price 1 only. The SALESMJSX WANTED HIGH GRADE THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED SPECIALTY SALESMEN TO PILL VACANCY IN THIS LOCALITY A big and financially responsible 'manufacturer, marketing standardized products, is seeking a high-powered "Go-get-em" type of '-salesman to sell said products in this vicinity. Must furnish unquestionable references, also show evidence of a "Top-notch" sales record. None other can fit into our sales organization. Highest commissions with weekly drawing account.

Protected territory. NORTH: AMERICAN FIBRE PRODUCTS Cleveland, Ohio. SALESMAN to handle new specialty to grocery and other trade in Charleston and joining counties; can show you some real money; commission basis. Write giving particulars. Bailey, P.

O. Box 34.1, Altoona, Pa. wanted-: plpe fitters, bricklay- heaters, roll hands, open hearth "millwrights, machin- mechanical bandy men, carpen- ters-, transportation men, blast ur- men, cpanesmen, electricians, draftsmen and chemists. Apply to thS. employment office 'of the Pitts- Crucible Steel Midland, man to sell exclusively tn this territory, with cur cooperation, mo selling Ford articles and one hoasebold specialty; ambitious man perinanent business and stegdy income; moderate sum needed reserve merchandise.

Address Artala Specialty Marion Cleveland. SELjE- something different. Business meiji buy on sight. 400 percent prof- 'it. Sample.free.

Write for territory. expense'-necessary. Salesman- a'ge'r, 1125 Etting, Baltimore, HEMP or middle aged woman to and sell in the homes and suburbs; a stan- dai'd line of 'rubber household and necessities; liberal renu- mei-ation; state age and give dresa. Address P. O.

Box 1412. WANTED--Salesmen who can produce results and acquaintance with West Virginia drug trade to sell established line of sundries and goods on commission; state experience, age and references (in confidence). No objection to another not conflicting. Miller Drug Sundry Baltimore. Md.

"WANTED--Two good salesmen to sell lots In West Virginia for Roanoke subdivision; excellent proposition to right man. Address Jackson Park Homes Corporation, room 201-202 Mountain Trust Roanoke, Va. CLARKSBURG---Aubrey Ray Furner, IS, son of C. Furner, a merchant of near Wolf Summit, was crushed to death by an automobile truck driven by- Claude of Salem. Automobile club that it will urge the revocation of licenses of reckless drivers.

4 PARASOLS and Umbrellas repaired and Called for and delivered. Phone SUNDAY SERMONS "Second Coming of Christ." Mothers' special sermons. Delivered to any address. Phone 4049. A LITHIA WATER CO.

PHONE 5249. CANARIES--Males and females, beat breeding stock; cages and breeders' supplies; shipped anywhere. Write for prices. Mussog, 84S N. 12th Philadelphia, Pa.

LEARN A THAUE! I'll Pay R. R. Fare to Cincinnati, Complete a i and tractor course at lowest tuition ever offered. Bend for my 68-page catalog describing in detail my proposition and why I'll pay railroad fare. RAHE AUTO TRACTOR SCHOOL Dept.

3-Q, Cincinnati. O. Write now. ADVERTXSEMEIfTS THE END OF 'A LIFE LONG FRIENDSHIP NOTICE N. Risk, residence 20S Lovell Charleston, West i i occupation, Traveling Salesman, will on the 21st day of April, 1922, i i the i i of a a a for a license to carry a and other weapons.

N. K. BISK. 41110t traveling to sell Salt in carloads only, ally acquainted Must be person- with Wholesale Grocers and Feed Dealers in West Virginia and Virginia by having sold food products to them for several years. State age and by whom employed last ten years.

THE UNION SALT Cleveland, Ohio. SALESMEN--Experienced men who can earn from 2 0 0 0 to $6,000 a year to sell Harley's Guaranteed Groceries, manufactured specialties. Quick sales, large profits, big repeat orders, exclusive territory, no capital needed. "Quick-Starting" plans make you succeed. Write today for book of facts.

THE E. C. HARLEY COMPANY, G-047 Dayton, Ohio. AGENTS WANTED TEAC-1IERS "Wanted for attractive va- position; -work is along school lines, and offers splendid business opportunity for the future. Similar potutions paid successful representatives last summer $175 to $350 perl month; reaspnable guaranty plus ralix'oad fare Is made for the summer.

Several vacancies now open for permanent -work or i'or vacation wor-s; next Jjjne. SALES -National Home School Ast sociatlon, 102: Lincoln Inn Court Cincinnati, Ohio. WOMAN for delightful and Ing xvork. If accepted we teach you our business; officially adopted work, along School lines. Similar positions paying $150 to $350 per i month! minimum earnings and rail, roacl fare paid.

State age, past ex- perlince, etcJ S. F. BUS, 102 Lin' coin Inn Cdurt Cincinnati, O. YOUR opportunity to be independent and prosperous; become our special! representative, sell goods in stant demand. Particulars free.

The Baeorn Company, Elmlra, N. Y. NOTICE The undersigned, Leo Lewis, whose occupation is a a for the Owens Bottle a a.nd who resides in ICanawha City, 1-Canavrha County, West Virginia, will on Monday, May S. 1022, apply, to the i i Court of Ky.na.wha for license to carry weapons as i by law. LEO LEWIS 41525 Chesapeake Ohio Railway Subject to'change without notice BAS'l'BOUlVlj 4:15 a.

m. Daily Washing-ton and Richmond. 8:30 a- m. Daily to ts.narlottesv!lle. 9:00 a.

m. Daily to i i i a Ky. Points. 12:00 n. Daily sleeper N.

Y. 3:20 p. rn, Ex. Sunday to liinton 6:40 p. m- Daily N.

Kiolj- 010114 WESTBOUND 3:05 a. rn. Daily to Cincinnati, St. 7:16 m. Ex.

Sunday to Huntington. 11:50 a. in. Daily to Cincinnati. Louls- 11:30 a.

m. Daily to Hunting-ton. 6:40 p. m. Daily to Huntinstoa.

Pittsburgh. Sleeper 7:55 p. m. Dally to Sleeper for i i a i Bluefleld. WAJVXED TO KENT $15 to $25 WEEKLY at home on Sew- Ing.Machine, cloth working gloves.

Complete Instruction aiKlfMEN and women with small sums of 3 OR 4 room unfurnished apartment bath. Must be good location. Phone 2770-J. BUSINESS OPl'OTLTUiN'lTIlilS TKe National Audit Company GENERAL ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS Tax Returns Offices Ninth Floor Kanawha National Bank Bids, Phone 2385 Charleston, W. Va.

YEP- IT'S MY BAUU MERTorJ--- MUST A SRcENl rrs HoPe, PRETrv A A A A HA HA HA HA HA TOL? THE -SHOO--IMG MV HEAD OFP IF HAHAHAHAHA IN MICHIGAN Remodeled Barn Used as Playhouse; Auditorium Has Seating Capacity of 60 GOOD NEWS "FOR MERCHANTS IN ANY TOWN OR CITY PLENTY MONEY Could you use several thousand dollars cjuickly? "We never fail to raise cash in any kind of business with an eight-day legitimate special sale. Roc- i ommended and endorsed by. wholesale and banks; 20 years conducting sales. I Write immediately, securing early date, terms, etc. WOOD BROS.

Charleston, W. 7 'a. pattern, 25c. Home Supplies, IB 8S, Pittsburgh, Pa. I' THREE attractive positions now open.

Work along? echool lines; offers splendid opportunity for teacher or i on': interested in children; appli-! cant must haye pleasing personality and be' able leave city; paaing successful repre-j per month and age, etc! Write S. F. Bus, 102 Lin' Inn O. 52.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each towri to distribute free circulars for ecoiiomy noij-alcoholic flavoring; 'permanent position. F.

E. Barr white woman wants work by "day or week. Phone 4794-J. wm. COL.OKED woman wants work, day.

Phone 3307-J. by 5373-R. I -will do your laundry or day work. M. V.

Mur' -mm -f L-U-: "v'-'-V-S D. M. COOPER, flpor cleaning, electric sander. 12-Wi Dunbar CHAUFFEUR, private or commercial, good Address C-752, care Mail. ACCOUNTANT, auditor, desires several of books; rates reasonable.

Address 751, care Mail. and floor finisher, 2c foot and up. 605 Kanawha St. ALL kinsis 'of sewing, also men's shirts. Work TO 20xS LrAiTHE; must be In first-class condition.

Dunbar Flint Glass Iunbat-, W. Va. cash, can find an imme'diate investment with large monthly dividends. The principal can be returned on demand. Business and bank references.

For particulars and inter-1 view, address Jeweler, Daily a i office. I wanted i 2 or 3 sand dollars, for a centrally a first-class i meat a and grocery, doing excellent i i 'ness, cheap good reason going out of business, as business! demands more help; ex-! changed. A 424 Stale St. Estimates furnished on Moving. Get prices before you move.

TLe Nelson Transfer Go. CapHol 75--Phones--Capitol 1423 Freight Transfer Excavating Heavy Hauling WANTED--A man responsibility I and good local connections to in-1 vest $3,000 to $5,000 in established corporation; opportunity to become director and officer with services and salary. Address "Corporate Investment," care Mall. Phone Capitol 5302-W. Base Ball Scores Will Be Received After Each and EVERY INNING BY SPECIAL WIRE The Coining Season ----AT--- 241 Capitol Street jQOST SILVER locket, between Main and Capitol; streets or- on VV'cat Charles-i ton car.

Please call 47-JO-H and i ceive reward. i POCKETBOOK with a i glasses. I Phone 4 0 9 4 between a and 0 p. Reward. Myrtle Wright, 10U street.

LOST---one pair of i glasses. Finder 5157 or 3 4 2 7 1 Reward. I L. K. Zegeer Go.

--Under New 704 STATE STKJfilCT --Makers of-Fine Home Made Candies Our I I i Dopartiiiciit Is now opon. Ono meat anil two vegetables I'or Slrictly home c-oolc- i i ns. ITPSILANTI, April -Ypsilanti claims the smallest theatre in country, one of the oldest of its kind anywhere and one that is regarded as a tiniquc example of the "litllo theatre movement." The theatrical club was started seven years ago with fifteen members for a study of the drama. The organization has developed to a point where It occupies national prominence among supporters of the "little theatre movement." The chief object of the club at its inception was to provide entertainment for its members. After the first year the society purchased a small barn here and remodeled it i a playhouse.

The. same i i is in I use at present. The auditorium has a seating capacity of 60 persons and is but 12 by IS feet in dimensions, with a small balcony constructed from part of -what formerly was a haymow. Xhc stage has a depth of 25 feet a.ncl a proscenium arch nine by fifteen The interior of the theatre has been painted and decorated with old English lanterns, giving it an Elizabethan appearance. The stage, however, is equipped with a modern lighting system costing $2,000 and described by theatrical experts as -unsurpassed within its limits by any stage in larger theatres.

Only one-net plays are offered, usually two or three of them on each night when 'performances are held. Following the performances players and audience in a supper prepared in the basement of the building 1 The club has become self-supporting and a if. is working toward i i about a municipal playhouse. Every member of the society ia subject to call i'or any performance, from scene i i to playing a role in some play, Some of the members have shown unusual ability in scene painting- and costume making. Each play is i in detail bo- fore being presented, costumes, an- posters and other articles needed are prepared n.nd if i nccossiiry is not obtainable it is i by members.

Among the plays presented so fur this year are "The Grepn Scarf" (Kenneth i "A Night of the Trojan 'War." (John Drink a "Fourteen" A i Gertaenberg) and "Her Son" (Mar.ion'e i a i The is directed by "Daniel Li. i ot Ypsil.antl, a University of Michigan graduate. THE OLD HOME TOWN BY. STANLEY WOMAN'S I CORPS a sale, tiOT a .17 and Tuesday 18. NO need a house is by doors and screens a to by tho Ha.1- voraon Mfg.

738 Indiana Ave. Phone Capitol 2 0 0 3 SMALL refrigerator for family use. Phone Sapitol 144.5. WILL PURCHASE NOTES SECURED BY REilL ESTATE. $500 AND OVER, i BOX 547.

LljBBRTY BONDS We pay (jash at market prices. ital City j.oan and Investment Boom 27 Arcade. KANAWHA TRANSFER GEN- JtJltAL HAULING. LOCAL AND LONGDISTANCE. PHONi'J SANITARY carpet cleaning, windows and floors.

Call 655. Rudolph Green, PENCE SPRINGS HOTEL Pence Springs, W. "Va. Open for guests Saturday, April 15th. For rates and reservations adSress: W.

3D. PAXTON, Mgr. BAEBERS Capital City Barber 706 Fife St. Barbers and Beauty Parlor Fixtures and Supplies. Bright red roof paint 31.50 gal.

Cuban roof paint 1.00 gal. Calcimo, best ooid water paint ju .60 pkg: ARTBR PAINT GllSgS CO. KE-NAMEL. varnish stains makes old furniture and floors like new an everlasting glosa. THE AB.TER PAINT GLASS CO 213 Hale Street.

Moricliiy, Tuesday, BIG XOUI5L10 Gloria Will Swanson Rog'ers --in-- --in-- "OntTcv the "Ono Glorious ruish." Regular Adiriiasion Prices. STATE BRIEF i plan cero- monlul session May 20. HUNTINGTON The Rov. C. 33.

Wren, for a years pastor of the I i i a Baptist died fol- i a of paralysis. GRAFTON Guy D. Goff, of West Virginia, assistant attorney general of Uio i States, i i an address here on Memorial, clay. A L. G.

Kincheloo, i for the gag a was elected to the city council to fill i term of James W. i resigned. GRAFTON--Local of the Protected circle lodge a i a a i for anmia.1 i i Grand circle i here May 10 to 12. HOLDER. NEW! NO-NO- SAX YOU SAY YOU WANT TO PUSH AN VJHO LL HOME RED BURKETT SPRAINED HIS WRIST CRANKINQ NOAH BAXTERS COFFEE MIL-L THIS THERE3 BEEN A NUMBER OF APPLICANTS FOR THE JOB: OUR BOARDING HOUSE BY AHERN ELKTNS--Oliver J.

Scott, 'GO, who weighed 3GO pounds, committed suicide by hanging i in tho barn at his home near Mill Creek. ELKINS Mrs. Sarah Hill, perhaps the oldest resident of Randolph county, died at the age of 96 years. MORGANTOWN -company has been The Taylor fuel organized here. Marvin L.

Taylor, general manager of tho Morgantown ooal STAY'VJ V'ARE HER CRACKED AKiVvJAY UA-HM'BABE RUTM BUSHE ME A FAST OWE AM 1 I'LL SOCK rroi-nrop- You YOU'RE PUTTH' ME TO PAY FOR THIS YOUTHREVJ C'MOkl XVnWAFSDS'THAT GA'TER BUS, OU BOV V'PICK OPF TT-lATmeW DUE OF YOUR UEAD i TV' GAW GWAV I OHE INSIDE BASEBALL HUNTTNGTON--A good whipping now and then is the best thing that can happen to children today was the I'uling of Judge Newman in police court when he discharged O. B. Col- cornpany, is head of the new concern, burn for. whipping.his-eon. MORGANTOWN 'Searching- for his brother, whom, ho says is heir to a valuable estate in western Pennsylvania, James Casbar came to Morgantown, Tha brother is Percy Casbar, a former''race horse jockey.

MORGANTOWN Chamber of commerce has started an employment bureau. HUNTINGTON The membership i of the community service been reduced from 27 to. 21. J4.J INEWSPA'PERf NE WSFAPEEl.