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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-05
HOW TO FIGHT
Spanish Influenza
~ DIi. .. ". nOWERs.

Avoid crowds. coughs aud towards.
but fear neither germs nor Germans
Keep the system In good order. TAXI
plenty OF exercise In the fresh air and
practice cleanliness kememher
clean mouth. "A clean skin. and clean
bowels are "a protecting armour
against disease To keep tho liver and
bowels regular and to carry away the
potAous within. II rs best To- take 10
vegetable pill every other day. made
up ~ May-apple. alocs. ialap. and SEA-
coated, 10 be a az most drue
stores, known az On Pierco's Pleasant
Pellets, IL there is "A sudden onset
of what appears like n hard cold. ono
should go to bed, wrap warm. AXE
"a hot mustard foot-bath and drink
c%upiously 81 hot lemonade. II pain Dc
Nelups Ia head or back. ash the drug.
gist FOR Auuric ttnt-uricJ tablets.
These Will flush the bladder and hid
ueyH % carry OF poisonous germs
To control the pains and aches take
on- Anur.c tablet every two hour.
win frequent drints Of lemonade. The
pneumonia appears Ia a most Lreach-
crous way. when the Influenza victim
W apparently recovering and anxious
To leave his bed In recovering from
e. bad attach Of influenza or pncu-
montt the 7ystem should ho built up
with u good herbal tonic. such us Br.
Iierce's Golden Medicnl Discover.
made without alcohol from the Foot
ANA hurks ~ American forest trep
or his frantic econ toniri tahIatp
which can bee obtained al mot drug
Nsorca. uT send 100. 20 lr Pierce
lnvalids' Hotel, Buffalo. y. y, Tor
trial package.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-11-05

Adorno ciotti italy. Floyd Ensha
Davenport. Simmons. TcN VIM. G..
Gocsjek. Buffalo. y. y. Vernon
Grant .lidwas. : g.. David + Ha-
gHu DlScenc. okla Raymond T..
iionrs, |lnui3riil. Ky Harry Reginald
HuupurlUs. Suottdal". Pa. Geo ".
Jones. Wichita. kas.; Horny T. Eurr,
Chelsea, Mlss. Richard McElrath,
bruoilyn. y. y. Sivc Magro. waco.
Ton. President Mahala, Ashland, y.
g. John OrlandIsch, Montenegro.
Melvin r.. Rinehoart. clyde. n. e.;
Tbos g.. Ryan, New York. N y; VIM,
JOS. sullivan. Sears, Mich John
Nylsh, Philadelphia. Pa: Chas :.
Woodruff. Rochester, ~ s.. julius
Wout.u Trion, Ga. Hoht. Wright,
PENNINGTON. TeN.
Died of Disease.
IT, Edw n. Walters. west Logan,
liJl. SGT Chas. q Eossmar. Enfield
n. e.
Corps Geo. NJ uoruhclm scranton.
Pa. L.u. Is. Furrow. Fountain Inn,
r.ls Joel VI. Austin. Coiro. N. v;
Everett 49, Ayros. brooklyn y y;
ElHsnlu g. Ayrcs. Winchester Tex;
tIts. g. hcckcr. kimmsWtCk. No..
Alvin BormNun Scquiuc. ToN; John
lirg,Iantlold Philadelphia. iu wal
ior Bu"tou, Euiporia, kas Alfred -.
Crosby. Bath. Me; Edward Digs.
Markham. Np Adulph Forkoi Hos
msr. S H. Ndlai GREECE l%lnurus, MOI;
Geo Haldus Hargett. Franklin, Pa,
Edward Hart New Bedford, Mass (.
John T.. HHyncr, College Springs, ln,i
Berry Hunt. Jacksonville. Mich; sid
ucy Jones. Butts. Ga Malachi Kelly,
Nu,h,eau, Okla Gather I. LOWS,
S~wi'hburE. MD Wm McNoal kDr-
shaw. s g.. AloN f. Moe. Moorhoud,
MINI: John Montgomery. GrociyNillo,
s g.; Harley Murray, itNvtllc Mo-.
Wan. g. Murray. Newark. -. Ji IN
thouy Muskli. BoundhrooE. y j.:
Western M Meyers, EIugnld, Va,
Wiu Nlgr Davenport, Ia: Fred %
Olsen. NssariU, Rus Ezra g. pctttt.
Sop.f. okla. Alfred g.. Neacr lnii.
fuA. Niun. I'rr''k. p Sommor. l.uu-
caster. }io.. Walter -. Sprailin, 'nl-
do. Ark.. Harold NJ ward. BruuH-
wick. Nc; Ralph n wood. CORY Pa.
Missing ia Action.
Corp. Wesley :. Hobbs, Artcsia, '.
".
Muundcd degree IndctcrntiurHD.
Pvt. Jo-c \, l-pIibei, Terra Nmar-
iilu. y. VI; Ramon Mares, Pcns
blanca, y. VI
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THREE NEW MEXICAN
NAMES IN LISTS OF
CASUALTIES TODAY

The following casualties are report
ed los the commanding general OF the
American cXpedltiuuary forces.
Killed Ia action. 40 died OF wounds.
a. died of accident and other causes.
Q, died of disease, a.; wounded see
NerclN. 1870, wounded, ucgrcc undctci-
mined, l3i wounded slightly. lGs.
missing IN action, II; prisoner, T. To
tel, GO.
Killed la Action.
laeuts. Edgar ", Mhitluck. Sew
lork, Jerome T.. Moore, lndepeu-
dencc. La. Robert Il. Murdoch.
Wukesbarrc, Pa. William II. :.
schultz. 81 Dayids. Pa.
Scrgts. Bernard Francis Erccu. Phil
adelphia, Pa Harold O.. lioffmcister.
Utica, \. y. William it. Martin. North
charlotte, ~ g.: Anthony u. McCar-
noy, Carnegie. Pa. stanley Mcl<iulcy.
Cincinnati o., Walter A!ycrs, Middle
Point. -.
Corps. Bcrtram plckhart. Hunting
burg. Ind hammond Bumu. Mhitins-
vile. Mass lewis T., Han cleveland.
a.; Hufori L. WIS. Lafayette. Tenn
Harry y. Mount blVutt. y. g.. George
". schaut2 Allentown Pa Mech,
Chns j. Ford. North Rochelle. y $.
Cooks jesse Holmes. FtrmViilc. VA
Chas ~. Hursoy. chester. ia.
Pvts. VIM. J Bryan, Albany, y. ~
A. y Hittcrman. p! cts, Pa. JAS
" Hodge, Athcn-, Texas. Rubt b.
Huffman, Pierre. 5 H.; Ernest Ily-
man. Palmyra. ~. e.. Aigut Johnson
White HAN, Mich Harvey a Jordan.
Exeter. CALI Drcu g. KolWNck. Hum
holdt. Tenn. George korsyvko, Chica-
80, IN Frank g, krusc, Town of Tn
ION, y. a.. Michael T.. Laommvl Ho-
chester, N. y: Harry f. Iauercncill.
buffalo. y. v. David g. NicCuthun,
Helena. okla, Edw. Medicine, Port
Chester. y. " Anthony Mailuosld,
l,oadinE, Pa; Ccasaer Macnii. Sohcn-
octidy, y Y Mtchule Meistcr Glove
land. o.; Press Miller piuentlc, Ky.
florintinn Morales, Hondo, Ten (.
Swami Ray, Revere. y. G.. Joseph \.
Shrpsco. South Revena. y. j., Iuo. i.
Smaulcy, ROXY. Tex; Ino 49, Swart,
Form Glen, Luzornc Co. Pa. Alonzo
Is smith, Munroc. Tom. Glenn J..
Stalcy, Whitemurr, Mich. Herman
Strcuhuhr, Romeo. Mich; Franklin T.
burns, indianapolis. Ind, Park w.
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These Just Arrived!
"COMFY" SLIPPERS

Mn, We were awful, AFRAID that these would not
stt here IN time tot Vou % choose Ipr thtistW0stug
rnriy. And We were VIEW fortunate. a. many did
not get any sent them 90 ul thus wear
Cominr IN an tho pretty colors YOU could Imagine.
some with delicate tinted ribbons running through
them. some with clever turn up tops ana smart but
tuns. an with the genuine luhcl ~ Daniel Green on
the bottom OF thesr soft padded leather sulcs. shoe
Section. Main Floor.
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,e Well-warmed Dep'ts Are Nightly Fumigate
Enjoy the Pleasure of Shopping in Safety at Rosenwalds = Our
TOYLAND is OPEN

Yes and open for you to choose all the toys and get ready for Christmas now.
the Government and all want to aid om government NOW, at all times.
You will find a veriable famyand of toys and pleasure eves here all arranged
selecting YOU presents this year will be much easier than ever before.
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Mezicres-Hirzon railway. the main
German communication line. The
breaking OF this line would mean that
the German armies Ina he norm would
have 10 depend ON the l.Iegc NamUr-
ChurlCroi linc. while the German az.
mics south uf The Ardenncs would
have L depend CON receiving thrit
supplies through LuscmhurF
one way 70 relieve habitual conc
stipatlon Is to take regularly a mid
laxative. Doun's Resulets arc re-
commended for this purpose. soc Il
box at all drug stores.
CcrriiIos coai the best. Phone Df.
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Ettcr. Mng1dore. O. wills Foster,
Hoplton, Me; VIM. T.. Fowler, Hooper,
Utah; Ralph Frccr. New Britain.
Coma Peter Graham, l-ntcrnhtiona
iuiin, Mimi Paul b. Hatajian. Nauga-
tuck. Conn Henry ". Johnson. Gru-
ham, y g., Matthew Kirzingcr De
troit. Mich. John ". Knowles. Belle
plains. kun, Raymond j. Kuhlmeir
Dakota, IN. l.uy Lee. pine River.
Mimi: Willie Ice. Humboldt. Tenn
Lee g Lowcry. Gibson city. III, $.
rersinsli. Poland, carl Simon, Wa
hasso, MINI nomcniCO bcCaO, Tor
iingtun. Conn EstuH Durham, Wood
VILE. Ca. John l. Evans. Alvin, Ten. ,
Herbert Gowcn, Wells. Me. Gordon
Jackson. Sherwood. Ind; Mckinley
King. Newark. -; Wm NJ. McColgan.
Philadelphia, Pa, Virgil r.. McNease.
Eassticld. Miss Jno A. Agan, Clcve-
land. o., Harold ". Manship. Van
Vert. - Kenneth -. Nelson. Union,
IS. y. Herbert W. Eifon. Harrison
burg. Va. Calatluo Kizzs Woodsdale,
Pa. Jas T. Happen. Stnpicton, y y,
Fortunate NllcuZis. J1tucr lille, y Y.
Mini Vance, G%allipolis, o.; Anton j.
NodiskJ. oklahoma CITY, Okla, Joe
bsrfluh, Globe. Wash.
Died of Wounds.
Licuts j. o. New Hopper. Mount 10y
lH|tnitANlfA Wa fLN#H AAflNNtlN lIH A'NN W.
Muskogec Okla
scrgis VIM. \. Morchcart, south
Columbus. o.; Geo. Calvert Nhern,
Oakland calf; Bert Lee, Monmouth,
IN, Myron y. Eciff. Milwaukee WIS.
Christian " Heckrote, Bra2eiton,
Ia.
CORPS Ic Roy NJ. cover. OEmulgec,
Okla. John a l.ich. Couu,llsNille,
IA. Edw y ~. Secor. Brooklyn. \.
y. Lewis Nelson smith. ottawa. KAN
Janice " Forsaith. Chester n H.,
juhu f. MoriartN, Waterfowl WIS
Mech JAS A. HIffcrun. 81: Louis, Mo.
pyts John Dale. jackson. ty sam
btutouc. Baltimore. Md Andrew ".
Ewing. Detroit. Mich Russell &.
L1urhllu Guilford. No Lowell s.
Levtham. Harlan. a. John Mcnlens.
Lebanon. ) H.; Charlie " Morrow,
jackson. Tenn. VIM. Henry Nuuss,
sew Cumberland. Pa, cyril White
Brown. Norwood. Mo. chester y.
Bullard, Whiteyllio. y. c.. Arthur r.
FoN. North Vernon, Ind. William St
clair Lister. Huntingdon. Pa; Hcr-
man Matucks, Manchester. -, Thos.
T. NcarN. New York, Christian l..
Nisscu. Cedar Fails. Ia; Louis oster-
miller. Fort Morgan, colo. VIM. +.
Plank. Webster. la Gottlcid Reilly.
bauohuti. y. a.. Merrill e. Bloss,
Goshen. Ind. JOS. Walter Dichen. To-
ledo. o.. LuthCr W. Gilbert. BcCwick.
Pa; Earl Hartford, Mansfield, O.;
samuel ". Jobo, Ndn, OKLA; Solomon
Kurland"r Cleveland, o. cyril i.
O'Connell. Fairhault, Mimi; Frank
Scheid. philadelphia. Pa. Frank
Stoltniin, Milwaukee, WIS; Robert
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City Street Man Gets
Shot Performing Duty

Paul Arcia. member 81 tho city
street gang. sustained "a serious In
jury Saturday afternoon while burn
ing trash which he had gathered from
The street. 4 cartridge happened to
nc In the Pile Of trash aud exploded
the bullet penetrating his leg. lie was
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attended by city Physician Clayton
...s condition is much improved to-
day, and ~ is stated ne will ho able
10 return 70 work within "A short limo
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Airmen
Bag 124 Machines
In but Three DAYS
~ rar Astal,Arro rsra,

, With-thc American Army on
the Sedan front. Nov. since
} tho resumption OF tho American
} offensive on this front the Amer
leans have brought down in
three days l2l German air
planes. The Americans have lest
20 machines.
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YankS Near Vital
Rail Line of Huns

v.sr of the Mouse uow arc within
ten miles of the ThIouVille- MoHtmody.
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Little dolls. fip dolls. all kinds of dolls. urc here for
The good htlc girl. who helps mother 20 mind baby.
II won't bc q hard task - amuac brother with the
cunning stur.od animals which abound In profusIuu.
rhc nursery may bee made into "a regular battle
ucid with the Tanks. Artillery Wagons. Trains aud
Canpons. gl OF which are dear 70 the heart oi the
small would bo soIdicr. \ world Of splendid gIts
Tor childhood makes this ROWLAND OF exceptional in
torcst to Parents and adoring relatives and trionds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Judge Holzheimcr announces that the organization of the Legal Advis- ory Board for the Second Judicial Dl- vision of Alaska, of which he Is Chair man, has been perfected and is now ready to take up it's appointed duties in the matter of assisting and advising army draft registrants in properly filling out and making re- turns on the complicated questionaire cards adopted by the government un- der the Selective Service Law. At torney James Frawley, who with Judge Holzheimer and Attorney J. F. Hobbes, was appointed to the board by Governor Strong, was elected Sec. retary of the Advisory Board. As the first preliminary to the duties pertain ing to the board, all of the attorneys of the division have been appointed associate members of the organization and will act in conjunction with the local exemption board In securing pro- per returns on the questionaires, the first copies of which arrived here re- gently
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

In reply to numerous queries relative 10 the average speed per hour of the
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Buy a War Saving Certificate or a Thrift Stamp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

The Nugget staff thankfully ac- knowlcdges receipt of q number of sample of the delcctablc temperance beverage brewcd by the Nome Bottling Company under the brand of "Aksala." The beverage is an excellent thirst quencher and was greatly enjoyed by the force. It looks like beer tastes like beer, and sparkles like the fin est Pilsiner but, withal, it reminded us of the story of the traveller en- route through a local option state wherein some of the counties were dry and others wet. Becoming thirsty, tho traveller made his way to the Pullman buffet and asked for glass of beer. Can do it, Sah,' was the reply of the colored attendant.
 Why not?" asked tho traveller.
 Well, you see sah. We Is In dry ter ritory jes' now. Cain't give you no real beer sah. Give you some near beer if you like, sah."
 Whats near beer" asked the trav- eiler.
 Well sah,' the darkey replied, Hit tastes like beer; hit looks like beer, an hit smells like beer; but de trouble Is, sah, dat when it gets down it hain't got no authority"
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12
PUBLIC DANCING CLASS

Commencing next Friday evening at 6.3o p. n., Mrs. Victor Anderson will give instructions in dancing three times weekly at Rurgh Hall; evening classes Tuesday and Friday from 6.so Wednesday from p. m. to 5 p. m. Rates Si.oo per lesson. Every Friday a social danee win begin after instruc. ton hours. The public is invited
 Adm. Gents Soc. Ladies Free
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN

The best guarantee you can have for successful issue of your clothes is 10 pasronizo an old established house; a house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such a house is tho Nome Tailoring Co.,, We make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing. We make suits to order. We appreciate your patronage.
 NOME TAILORING COMPANY
 Next door Seocrstrom and Hagen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Late letters from Seattle advise that Nome has not only provided the Spirit city with vast wealth and a new and very efficient Chief of Police. but has also given her a fire chief in the person of Chief Stetson. the presen incumbent. Mir Stetson will be rc membered by old time Nomeites as a one time member of the Nome Fire Department away back in the palmy days of 1900.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12
THE NOME DAILY SUouEr, FEBRUARY i2, 1918

winning team in the Borden Marathon Cup Race last Saturday the Nugget quotes the official figures of the Nome Kennel club, which fixes the average speed of the record breaking Aver en- try at 1885 miles per hour. Last year the average speed per hour of tho same team was officially fixed at 13707 miles, a slightly slower average than was attained in the recent con- test
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Following are the lowest accorded temperatures for th;s year and last on the days tesign., ted. The minus sign before a number means below sero
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

The Feast of the Seven Birthdays. is the designation of an entertainment and dinner to be given by the Fed crated Church this evening under the auspices of the Ladies Aid Society. A plea sant evening of entertainment and a dinner prepared by the hands of some of Nome's most widely famed culinary artists are promised those at tending.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Earl Hunt a former well known member of Nome's younger set who departed some years ago for the Idita- rod, where he is engaged in the merchandise business has joined the ranks of the Benedicts by taking a contract to trot In double harness with a Miss Taylor, a charming Idita- rod girl. This according to informa- tion reaching friends here
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Arnold Liebes, the young man who spent some time in Nome last sum- mer while enrcute to the Arctic in the Liebes and Company trading ship Herman, is reported to have enlisted in the non-flying division of the .Avia- tion Corps and at last accounts ex- pected to be sent to the big govern. ment aviation training camp at Kelly Field, Texas to undergo training for foreign service.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

Letters from Guy MIsh to friends in the city announce his marriage Nov. 22 at Portland His bride was formerly Miss Lottie Sharp, of Port land, Ore, at which place the mar riage was solemnized.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

If You Don't Know Why You're Fighting, printed on the third page of the present issue of the Nugget, gives a soul stirring answer to the query of many of our lukewarm and pacific minded citizens who see no justifica- tion in war Read it, whether you un- derstand why we are lighting. or not.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

The outside mail consisting of five hundred pounds of all classes, depart ed from Chinik this morning for Nome according to long distance advices reaching the Nugget. Three sacks of the consignment are reported to con tain first class matter. most of which is probably from the States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12
NEWS NOTES
FOOD SCHEDULE


Harry Langley pulled out for Coun- cil City day or two ago with half ton load of freight which included a considerable quantity of beef and other meats from the Pacific Cold storage Company.
The Nome daily nugget., 1918-02-12

ToMoRRoW-WEDNESDAY-THE LAST DAY OF THE RuMMAGE SALE. BUY NOW AND SAVE MoNEY-THE NONPAREll.
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WEATHER REPORT
D. $. Weather Bureau.

February Il 6 D. m Tempcrature-Max 10 Min 2 Barometer-29.6 GOA inches Weather-P c. Wind-NE. miles per hour. Precipitation--.06
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

y
ADVERTISING COPY WRITER, artist clever
a., LAYOUT ana plan man: trained solicitor. E.. Box
1885, Tribune Orice " 800
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------s,sr.Nr TO SAFES MANAGER.

.v for man about s5 who has had
Gccs ops s iso,Inr experience; must be energetic,
.,usD anu srsive man with selling experience;
~ - Wtite Box h SsS. Tribune ONCE.
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53D ST. 234 EAST Single room. gentlemen pre-
ferred; $3.50. Telephone Plaza 20o3.
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3oTH ST.. 1874 E.TwO exceptionally we'll furnished
large rooms; bath. telephone: suite divided.
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REAL ESTATE

l AM IN A POSITION TO ATTEND TO ALL
plumbing steam, roofing repairs at lowest cost
or at contract.
NJ. CONAN. 1856 First ave.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TWO CONNECTING OFFICES IN SUITE IN CITY
Investing Building TO sublease Write c. H.
BOX 49, Tribune ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO Let
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN

14TH ST. 1922 WEST-Rare opportunity; furnished
room house; now DECORATING; steam heated; con
tanning % rooms: will be finished to suit tenant
can. be any time Apply HUGH KING, Is
William st.
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FURNISHED.

EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LOCATION.
four acres. always cool; GOOD GROUND,
Long Island; waterfront house. fourteen
large rooms. three baths, garage kitchen;
garden $500. NUGENT, 223 East 80th St
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AUCTION SALES
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE
BUSINESS CHANCES

A SECURITY BROKERAGE BUSINESS has
reached growth requiring limited amount OF
additional capital. Clientele Is established with
correspondents iii leading cities Head OF firm
in financial distric, for several years. In posi-
ton take partner favorable basis, Will
consider consolidation. Answer VI. s.. Box H.
Tribune Office
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NEW JERSEY
LITTLE CASH AND THE RENT YOU NOW PAY BUY IT.
REAL WATERFRONT PROPERTY FOR ONLY AZ son
NEW JERSEY

a lG-room, all-year home of
rare beauty. comfort and con-
Venience. 100 feet actual
waterfront: has huge living
room, entrance hail. kitchen
ana buffers pantry, dining
room on first floor; four large
sleeping rooms. en- suite. with
tiled baths, on Cd floor: three
large rooms, bath, on Sd floor;
hardwood trim throughout,
electric light, steam heat, par
quet floors. wide verandas
with concrete floors and solid
rails. a big open fireplace, es-
pecially built for wood fires,
and a stone basement under
entire house are noteworthy
features: every city conven-
fence, combined with the ad-
vantages OF a wonderful coun-
try, exist here.
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SUMMER COTTAGES FOR RENT
COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT.

COUNTRY PLACE FOR RENT.
A small four room bungalow unfurnished. nearly
Pure spring water piped to sink. Hard
wood floors. Nice porch Plenty of ground for
garden. Woods and ravine On farm overlooking
Hudson Valley. High ground Very healthy and
cool. Ideal for two ladies young couple or lady
with two small children who wishes to spend
healthy. quiet summer Rural delivery. Eighty
five dollars the season. Address
MRS. r. SHELDON. r. D. NO. l.
KINDERHOOK, n. Y.
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lSisT ST, COL wEsTITo sublet eight rooms and
two baths: all outside: rent reasonable Tele-
phonc St. Niheolas 1929. Apt. al.
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NEW ENGLAND.
RERKSHIpE HILLS
CONNECTICUT.
MASSACHUSETTS.

CONNECTICUT EXCLUSIVELY.
JOHN CRAWFORD, Z f. AID ST.
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EASTERN PARKWAY, als.--Lssge iista. airy
wofn for business iaay with lady living n,orp:
all eoavenienecs- tsospoct $500. Whitney.
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urrp WANTED MALE

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4 f6x1NDi essitions more calls fof accounts rts.
sort fsoo .,eocgraphers secretaries. clerks ship
~ s,rs Craftsmen, mechanics than we can
II, ;ss'MsC &. a. Employment Department 2ls
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l4STH ST, 500 W.--Nice, CHEEKY single room high
class elevator apartment all convcniences; refined
gsntiemen either business PROFESSIONAL; $3.50
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~ W. 18TH ST-Newly furnished rooming house
board optional.
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ASiflEl.D. MASS
To rent for the summer season. two furnished
tractlye in every way
W. H. SIIIIHAsrER so2 broadway.