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Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
|CIL TRANSACTS
PORTANT BUSINESS

tated meeting for February
Fould have fallen on Monday
A this week, was held By cali o.
{ Pierce on Saturday evening
n at that meeting some very
snt business was transacted.
iicial bond of the Collector and
3 for the year Of 1911 was pre-
Ind accepted, and the cash in
ury turned over to his charge
bills were presented for al.
and orders directed drawn to
among the lot was a balance
cement used in the past year
ng to IS 20; bills for auditing
nts Of 1910 amounting to 81
treet supplies to w. A. Humes
al for the jail and typewriting
he Council.
eessity for a Health Officer
be in charge of all matters
4 to the general health OF the
discussed, AMI after reading
om the Board Of Health to
members Of Council, it was
nous opinion that il will be
FOR Town Council to make q
ropriatiOn to the Executive
the Board Of Health, who
physician, Of $50 per year for
in this capacity, and should
c create an extraordinary
that his services shall be
1cOgnized by adequate re-
for the work done. The
VIM. Marshall, DR. John
GeOrRe q. Hall, George
Wm. g Abbott were an.
= 0hbers OF the new Board
e town for the year OF
limous vote Of Council,
~ was directed to notify
lDOintmeDt.
q reported that the
Nll l1t had been hung n
PFiOn, one copy at i.
,Selie Di:kerson aud one
2Ostice.of the Peace, g
en North Walnut Street
Monday, February 9th,
hours of 8 and II noon, as
which Council will sit to
halls from the assessment,
siOps, or to make trans
% use the roll top desk in
HI Chamber over the fire.
en ID the Chief Of the fire
soved Of the amendment
the legislature to change |
blding the election for a
b Light and Water Com
Tuesday to Monday, thus
bns for members Of that
cials Of flthe t. wu at the
Al place thus reducing
bling the elections.
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
CAUGHT LARGE OTTER.

Joseph Watson C usht a fine large
otter on the Spencer Marsh this week,
which he sold to Smith &'Ramsey. fur
merchants Of this town. Otter seem
plentiful in this vicinity this year.
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
ROBBED IN PHILADELPHIA.

While in Philadelphia ten days ago,
Joseph Bennett, OF Milford. lost $4,000
by having his pocket picked while In a
crowd enroule TO the station.
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
". C. 7. U.

A psrlor meeting as memorial to
Francis Il. Willard will be held st the
home OF Mrs. Graves this Friday az
ternoon at 30 O'Clock. All members
are requested to attend this meeting,
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
B BENEFIT.

tertalnment will be
e Century Club Rooms
4ig February oath, at
III Of st. johns Church
I'll A novel and inter
been arranged, and
I joyment is assured.
\ strumentaland vocal
" dancing will be
IT'S presented Be sure
b to spend an even
profit Tickets %
3sts.
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
SENATOR DU POINT ENTERTAINS.

Senator H. A. du Pont entertained
the members Of the Legislature at din
ner yesterday at noon. The affair was
to hsva been held last evening, but
OvOtnce, slOFk are my rsfsrsnesa g 70
ia Pa was
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17
Contrralctorr.

he undersigned 10 prepaid to
~. ~. sa,,f,ac, on fa nla n ,,ssp 81 cs9Ip ers.
eenoedel any dwe ting, afOf
MRf1ding reotrfr,.o cpnckJR -.
Refr-, and the are
Milford chronicle., 1911-02-17

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psattle,
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The evening world., 1911-03-24
FROHMAN TO HOLD
LONDON HOUSES.
BUT RENTS THEM
Three Theatres There Will Be
Occupied by English
Stars for Season.

a cabled report from London ma,
chssass Frchman had turned over his
three theatres in the British capital to
othsr managers and intended with
trawing from the theatrical field In
England was denied here to-day by
manager. whose offices are in tue EN-
pire Theatre Building.
Ths London despatch had It that Mr..
Frohman's Duke Of York's Theatre. bis
principal house IN London. would be
taken over by Laurence Irving, and that
George Edwsrdes. the English musical
comedy producer. and Lewis Waller
would occupy the Comedy and the Globe,
fespecuveiy. These facts. along with
the cement chat Mr.. Fronmau
VIII make only ono now production IN
London. and this Notwithstanding all
England 10 on Tho brink 81 coming oIl
OF mourning and London, in connection
with the coronation festivities. will be
rAyer than Il has been IN ton years,
led 20 the assumption that the American
manage intended condninE NJ entire
activities in the future TO this stdo c'
the Atlantic.
There Is no truth in the rumor.'
Mr.. IIayman said. mfr. Frohman vii
continue 10 divide his time hctwcuI
New York n London. rs ID. has don.
for many years. II Is true that N,
managers you mention are going into
the Duke OF York's. the Comedy aut
the Globe. but hat doesn't mean thai
Mr.. Erohmnn has turned over his leasel
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Girls Coats 80 in alD-Of all-wool fancy
twecds; lined throughout with Venetian. Sizes 3
to "a years. .
value 7.95 special at 2.95
Girls Coats 40 in alD-Fashioncd Of all-wool
tweeds or serges and lined entirely with Venetian
or mohair. Sizes 6 to IA years.
value 1000 special at 4.95
Girls Coats 81 in alD-Made Of imported
worsteds or scrges and silk lined throughout;
effective with velvet collar and embroidered en-
blcm; colors are light blue. tan or rescda. Sizes
to IA years.
value 1890 special at 1855
Girls Dresses-Two-piec Russian models; Of
imported einsham or chsmbray. with two-inch
leather belt all colors. Sizes E to IA years.
value 6.95 special at 4.50
Girls Washable Dresses-Of Bingham,
chambray. percalc or white lawn; daintily trimmed
with lace and embroidery. These dresses are
slightly soiled. which accounts for these very
reasonable prices. Sizes = to IA years.
value los special at 75c
value 2.95 special at las
The evening world., 1911-03-24
FOR NEW "L" STATIONS.
Public service Board sets Hearing
for April n.

The Public service Commission to-day
ordered a hearing on proposed add tional
station facilities on Interborough Gle
waited lines. II Is proposed that two
additional stations shall be built, one
on the Ninth ven line at Eighty
seventh street and another on Second
avenue. at One Hundred and Fifth
street. A new station Is also planned
at Rivlngton street.
The inquiry viii also cover the adj
visibility OF providing additional stair
way facilities at Rivington street and
Eighty-sixth street and at the Twenty
third. Twenty-elshth. Thirt, -fouS;h and
F%ifty-ninth street stations of the Third
avenue and at the Desbrosses and
Christopher street stations Of the Ninth
avenue line
The hearings will begin April g..
The evening world., 1911-03-24
MAD DASH OF RUNhWhYS.
Team snnsbcs Two Lnmpposts-
Driver BADLY Injured.

A team OF horees attached TO a
heavy truck took fright at Park AVE.
nue. and Scventy-nfth street this after
noon and ran away 1Wn Park avenue
Of q terrino clip. S%~erving through
Seven'y.fourth street. with Timoth
Burke. the driver. tUgglns a. the rcins
with all HE might. the frantic hors"s
crashed into q lamppost, knocking u
down.
Tihs. how over, did not stop their
vId rush and they uashfd on through
S,venty-four'l street % Lexington
avenue. n'loro on" ~ IN" reins broke
sul they ran into another lamppost.
This tine one OF the horses was
Knocked senscless and tho wagon was
wrecked.
Burke raj thrown out and suffered
bad contuslons Of the back lie was
aiken TO Presbyterian Hospital
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's Tailored Suits

mixtures. This is a strictly tailored garment. ex-
ceptionally graceful in its lines. Colors are gray.
brown or tan. $500
Women's Tailored Suits, made Of serees
in all colors. Empire back and wide sailor collars.
with long revers. Splendid value ....... $3.50
Women's Tailored Suits, just two or three
Of a kind. These are some Of the seasons smart
est models. and all are deliberately trimmed.
See them by all means. $50 0
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Misses Tailored Suits 100 in alD-Of
men swear serge. hairline stripes, shepherd checks
or fancy tweeds; a smart. strictly tailored model.
in navy. black. black-and-white check and navy.
black or white hairlinc stripes. l4-l6-l8 years.
value $3.50 special at 1900
Misses C~oats-Full length model: made Of
navy or black serge. check worsted or fancy
tweeds; some arc lined throughout. Others lined to
the waist only. Sizes l4-l6-l8 years.
value $3.50 special at 1880
Misses Cotton Wolfe Dresses-Hand-
embroidered models. in navy. old blue. fax. pearl
or all white. Sizes l4-l6-l8 years.
value $500 special at 1850
Junior Tailored Suits-Three-p piece mod
els; Of English serge. shepherd check or fancy
tweeds; an exceptionally natty garment. with braid
trimmings and pipinss Of silk; jaunty tailored coat.
with sailor or long roll collar; in navy. old blue.
flax. black-and-white check or all white. 10 to 10
years. value $3.50 special at 1880
Girls Coats-Full length models; of English
serge or all-wool shepherd checks; sailor or notch
collar; silk lined throughout; not often duplicated
at this price. Sizes 8 to 10 years.
value $500 special at 9.75
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's Goats and Wraps

Women's Coats, in mixtures or homespuns
Of the newest and most favored colorings. Neat
peau de cygne trimmings. Value 1880. Spe-
cial at. . 1850
Women's Coats, fashioned of storm serges in
black or navy. A strictly tailored coat, lined
with peau de cygne throughout. Exceptional
value at 1915
The evening world., 1911-03-24
JOHN E. BkCKUS DEAD.
Wen-K now Banker In Queen sue
eumb. 10 Three weeks Illness.

John f.. Backus. for years one Of
the most prominent financiers Ia
Queens County. died at his home on
the Hoffman Boulevard. Blmhurst, l..
J.. to-day. after al illness OF about a
month.
Mr.. Bacluis was born siNty-eight
years ago n was the son OF Oscar
Backus. one OF the early settlers on
Lone Island. lie vas a trustee OF the
Jamaica Savings Bank and prominen
in church work. lie was appointed I
Deputy Bridge Commissioner IN 1ss
10y Mayor Van Wycs.
He leaves a widow and three sons.
The evening world., 1911-03-24
DIX HEADS FOR BROOKLYN.
Governor To Review Twenty-Third
Regiment Tonight.

ALBANY, March A.-Gov. DIX left to-
day FOR New YORK. where he will re-
view tfe Twenty-th'rd Regiment o.
Brooklyn tonight and Squadron A o.
New York tomorrow night. This Gov
ernor vas accompanied by Major g. A.
Simmons OF Rochester. Assistant Ad-
jutant-General, detailed as acting mill
tary secretary on account OF the Illness
o, Lieut. Commander De Kay. The
Governor expects to return sunday.
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Americans Win Races.

PARIS, March 2A-tmerican race
horse owners carried IN two events at
tho meeting at Maisone-LafStte to-day.
The Prix Callistrate, foc threc-year-olds,
valued at $l,coo. distance one mile. was
won by Frank y. Gould's Combourg.
Nash Turner's Friand ~. captured the
PriI de lioudan, n selling event OF $50,
distance ten and one-half f~urlongs.
The evening world., 1911-03-24
BLAZE IN TENEMENT
DRIVES rs TO THE STREET.
Policeman Discovers Fire in Base
ment Caused by Ovcrheated
Furnace.

Fire which started in the basener' OF
a four-story tenement house at 40. %
Manhattan street at 800 O'Clock this
morning routed out seventS Ave tenants
in various s.ages Of undress. They
were able TO make their way to the
street by the main stairway.
The blaze was discovered by Police
man Essis Bripo tho nreucr arrived
II had eaten through into n bicycle re-
pair shop on the ground floor. The dam
age amounted to % 5000. An over
heated furnace IS believed 10 have
caused the blaze.
The evening world., 1911-03-24

a wonderful burst Of speed in a trial on
the Solent to-day. making ie4 knots an
hour. This IS claimed as a worlds rec
ord. The Maple Leaf II took part IN
the motorbOat regatta al Monaco a year
ago.
The evening world., 1911-03-24

wear serge. A handsome. strictly tailored gar
mcnt, in navy, black or hairlire stripes. 1915
Women's Tailored Suits, that are copies Of
imported spring models, made especially for US.
These suits are beautifully trimmed, and well
Women's Wolfe Suits, in black or navy.
Long revers. Skirt is made over a silk mcssaline
drop, and the entire garment is extremely attrac-
tive. $3.50
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Boys Blue Serge Suits-Norfolk or double
breasted; made Of absolutely fast color serses;
trousers full lined and coats full mohair lines;
make and finish make them attractive at 500
Bows Double-breasted and Norfolk
Suits with extra knickers; fabrics are Of
unusual durability, and the assortment is twice as
extensive as you will find anywhere at this price;
yerv cxccntional value al. .7.95
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Special Values in Boys Suits With Extra Knockers
for Saturday special at $50
value up to $50

value up to $50 for Saturday special at $50
Here is an offering of values unusual enough to deserve senu consideration. The asrtments
are almost unlimited. and the general workmanship and finish oft these suits is not the least
attractive thing about them. They are apacaLned and made of fabrics as sturdy as he boys
who will wearth them Also. the extra Knockers par Of the proposition means that you pc
tMy buy two suits at the sale price Of one
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Women's Throw-over Wraps, suitable
for evening wear. Trimmed with satin in pastel
shades. such as pink, white. light blue. peach,
old rose or gray. ......... 1850
Women's Two-toned Satin Wraps,
Empire effect. Black with blue. brown with
orange. or black with green. Rich looking. and
admirable for any evening occasion ..... $500
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Women's Dresses, Of white marquisette.
kimono waist and skirt elaborated with wide
and narrow cluny lace. Yoke is hand embroid-
cred 20, so
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's Tailored Suits, Coats and Dresses

TOMORROW, SATURDAY, SOME SPECIAL VALUES
During the past few weeks or patrons have furnished conclusive evidence that we we're
justified in enlauIng the facilities and the aims oft this Department Response to or efforts
has been splendid. Certainly we are giving values calculated to interest those women who
demand reasonadeness Of price without IN sacrifice Of dstnctvenes and style. And We
have enumerated for tomorrow number of garments which fully meet the demand referred
to. Blu. this Department has so many wonderful things Of interest for you that lis never
fair to saugc. the extern Of fits offerings by the few that are accorded advertising mention
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's Dresses

Women's Dresses, of white marcuisette.
with hand embroidery of coral. cunsrd blue or
black. Effective with kimono sleeve and Dutch
collar .... BIS
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Coats, Suits and Dresses
for Misses and Small Women
MISSES DEPARTMENT. SECOND FLCOR-sMTURDAY

MISSES DEPARTMENT-SECOND FlOOR-SATJRDAY
We might attribute the phenomenal growth do r Misses Department solely to the fact that
it has atry enlarged the @ope Of its activities Blu: that is only a single chapter Of the
story. The real treason hat it consistently gives better values. We'd not recall that it
hase ever offered such number OF excellent things as is prepared for your visit tomorrow.
With but single exception, every garment advertised is priced well below actual value, in
anticipation o. your Easter requirements You can hardly want a greater inducement than
that
Misses Plain or Fancy Tailored Suits Fashioned Of imported haine Stripes rguds hp-
herd cMcs or mems swear serge in an extensive assortment Of the seasons best models; many attractive
collars Of snn MORE in shro long, roll effects available color. are navy. black, black and white check,
navy, back or White harinc stripes Sizes l4l6l8 years $500 $3.50 $500
AN ARRAY OF EASTER YAJES SpFCINIY PRICED For ToNNRROW
The evening world., 1911-03-24
ENGLISH M0T0RB0AT
MAKES A NEW RECORD.

LONDON. March 2l,-E. Mckay Ed
gar's motorboat Maple Leaf II. showed
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's House, Porch and Tub Dresses
Saturday speciel at 4.95

Andesons' gnghams, crossba effects checks or plain cors in three dainty models
Dutch necks, kmmono sleeves. Yokes, shoulders and sleeves are all heavy hand.
embroidered. These are very desirable little dresses and serve to show that W devote
the same proper share Of attention toa tub garment that we do to an evening gown
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Boys School or Dress Suits-A large as
sortment OF models every garment excellently I'm
ished and fabrics selected for their fine wearing
qualities. Sizes s to Is. ....... SIS to 1880
Boys Spring Reefcrs-ln serge, shepherd
plaid or fancy. mannish ~coatirgs; for immediate
and later wear. Nobb5 little coats. 3.S5and5. 30
Boys Russian Sailor Blouse Suits-ln
ample assortments OF blue serge and shepherd
plaids; all new Spring models. 3.9s and 500
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Women's Tourist Coats
Ualue 1000
Easter Hats for Misses and Children

Easter Hats for Misses and Children-EcoND FLOOR
We devote a separate department hats for Misses and Children and it has produced
some very attractive designs fort the coming sason Its offerings of Easter hats particularly
cormendabk and the prices are comnnendabe, too for they might reasonably be more
Misses 'Hats-A gay showing of new Spring Misses and ChIdren's Hets-some
sysmhncy brG. Designed mdt immedby handn%e OF tacy snw others acl Italian
oryo own mHhnes and especially suitable for nJ rnmL. fm mhni sI.m "Ms"e"mf
GfShonoto ioyeas. ..s special t4.S5 295t 1495
GloVes for Boys and Girls. Saturday Special at 100
We[dn@ed, neatappearng boys and girls require gloves for many occasions notably,
when they arc enaned to be an especial credit to the family! Such gloves as these hen
tohep that endm view. Tan cape grey mocha white or natural chanos gloves sizes tS.
Boys and Girls Shoes at Special Prices
SATURDAY ON THE SECOND FLOOR
ThsH m opportunity to have the Junior members of the family reshod at economical prices
The values are unusual considering the high quality of the merchandise
Boys Shoes, in tan Russia calf gunmeal calf or patent Gather; models are button Ec,
Butcher made with stout wearreMng handwete1s os
value 25O"ans slit oly2; Saturday at ls5 value 3OO sizes o5H: SATURDAY. at2.35
Girls Ankle Tie Shoes, made on the C;r, Shoes in crr.,I uu ~ ,,..
iI Nw r HmNn " .M Wal G m - m To- m leather with Goodyear wMd sk; button
vc models
value 100 az~6tS Saturday at AS value LIS; size. 6o8; Saturday ATLAS
value rs sizes Nho II; Saturday at l85 value ZOO z@8 81 oil; Saturday ATLAS
value So sizes i've TO-; Saturday a Is value Us; sizes lplto q Saturday 1T IS
value 800 sizes N2to so Saturday at LAS value us; sizes w to5H; Saturday at 225
The evening world., 1911-03-24
Stylish Spring Clothes for Boys

taste and discrimination in after years. Wehaye always attached great deal Of Importance
to this phase of III, subject. That is why Sas clothes for boys exhibit many distinctive
features rot generally found in Others Awortments are extensive and the fabrics selected
The evening world., 1911-03-24

Tomorrow brings such a coat sale at
the POST stores as has never before
been seen in Manhattan.
The handsomest Spring Coats-exciu.
sivc and drcssy- splendid productions
destined 20 arouse the enthusiasm of
every lover OF fashionable attire.
The herald., 1911-12-14
ADAMS HATS.
Big Meeting FRIDAY
PYTHIAN"HALl WILL BE CROWD
ED-COL. !. D. WALL AND HON.
JAMES o'coNNoR AMONG THE
PRINCIPAL SPEAKERS-JoINT
MEETING OF CLUBS.

Tomorrow night at Pythian Hall all
of the different Precinct Clubs of the
Michel-Behrman faction of the regular
Democratic party will meet at 1880 p.
m. Arrangements are now being made
to provide as much seating capacity as
possible so as to make everyone COM
Portable. An additional number of
chairs have been provided, but those
who will come early will be more GER
tain of chairs. Col. l. d. Wall and
Hon. James O'Connor, who will be the
principal speakers of the evening, are
well known by reputation throughout
the state, and it is quite a treat to
hear them. This meeting will be one
of the first joint meetings of the differ
ent Precinct Clubs and no doubt it
will be one of the largest to be held
prior to the election. Every regular
Democrat is urged to be present, as
well as the Goo Goo Democrats who
are open to argument and conviction.
The meeting will be called to order
promptly at 1880 p. m.
The herald., 1911-12-14

ferry house ticket seller and a ticket
taker. so that those desiring to pur-
chase tickets may do so on each side
of the river and so that persons en-
barking will pay their fare on the side
of the river at which they embark, in
order not to be delayed in debarking
when the other side of the river is
reached"
Under the caption Tariff" the fran
chise provides for the sale of four
kinds of tickets, viz: foot-passengers,
animals, freight and school children.
These two clauses in the franchise
clearly mean that the public shall be
entitled to buy any of the four kinds
Of tickets referred to on both sides of
the river, but it appears that only foot
passenger tickets are sold on the AL
giers side of the river To my mind
this is a clear violation of the fran
chise and | respectfully recommend
that you require the Southern I'M
provement & Ferry Company TO sell,
on both sides of the river, all four of
the kinds of tickets described in it's
franchise.
Very respectfully,
w. J. HARDEE,
City Engineer.
The herald., 1911-12-14
Orange Grove No. g, w. c.

Orange Grove No. 9, Woodmen's Cir
Gle, OF Algiers, at a meeting on Thurs
day night elected the following officers
TO serve during the ensuing year: Mrs.
J. J. Nanderlinden. past guardian;
Mrs. Shade G. Smith, guardian; Mrs.
Mary Jacobs, advisor; Mrs. A, Tufts.
banker; Mrs. c. a. Borden, clerk: Mrs.
VI. Stalcup, assistant clerk; Mrs. T. V.
Casanova, chaplain; Mrs. Josephine
Mock. inner sentinel; Mrs. John Mat
chett, outer sentinel; Shade G.. Smith,
attendant; DIR. J. f. Pollock, physi-
clan: Mrs. Frank Hymel, manager.
The session was attended by several
members of other groves in the city.
The officers will be installed at the
first meeting in January.
The herald., 1911-12-14
ADAMS HATS.
TRINITY LUTHERAN NOTES.

Advent service, Thursday at 1870 p.
m; Sunday school teachers meeting,
Friday at 1870 p. NJ English service,
Sunday at a. m. Sunday school 9.fJ.
a. IN. Sermon service, 1890 a. n.
Last Monday at the cOngregatioDa'
meeting, the church council for 1912
was elected as follows . Louis G. We
bert, president; Mr., Hoffstetter, vice
president; Chas. Mcmahon, secretary;
Gus Weber, treasurer. T. Tendeberg,
Chas. Seeger and F. Albright, trus-
tees.
The herald., 1911-12-14
ALGIERS RAILWAY SPREADING
WINGS.
Is Given Permission by City to Abolish
Two Other Companies.

is 1iVen PERMISSION py City 10 ABOLISH
Two Other Companies.
Amendments to an ordinance al
ready enacted by the city council, by
which franchise wac granted to the
Algiers Railways, Light & Power Com
pany, were favorably reported Tues
day by the fire and lighting committee,
by which the new corporation will be
allowed to take over the properties of
two other Algiers corporations.
The legality of such a transfer of
privileges was looked into by Judge l.
d. Moore, city attorney, and the
amendments were drawn and approx
ed by him. By these amendments the
Algiers Railways, Light & Power Com
pany can acquire the privileges and
property of the Algiers Ice Manufac-
turing. Company and the Algiers Water
Works Company. This is taken to
mean that the street railroad and light
company has virtually absorbed the
other two plants, property, franchise
rights, PRIVILEGES and all.
The herald., 1911-12-14
FOR RENT.

SINGLE coTTAGE-615 Delaronde
street; 4 rooms, bath, ETC.; newly
painted and in as good condition as
new house. $3.50 per month.
coTTAGE-In McDonoghville; five
rooms; will inclose two lots on side
10 go with same. s14OO per month.
COTTAGE-317 Alix street; six
rooms. $500 per month.
612-614-616-61s PELICAN AVE. are
soon to be placed in good condition;
bath. iron fences, large yards, etc, for
each tenant. You should get your
name on our list for these desirable
houses. Ready about January Is. The
rents will be reasonable.
six-RooM coTTAee-322 verret
street; $1,000 per month
LARGE 15-RooM HOUSE, on Belle
vile street, near Pelican; suitable for
boarding house. Will be placed in
good condition TO suit tenant. wiz
lease for term of years.
WEST SIDE REALTY CO., LTD,
1877 Delaronde Street.
r. A. TANsEY, Manager.