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to harbor malaria than to Danish it.
as a consequence public funds for
malaria control operations are now
being appropriated faster than sani-
tariums can be found to do the work
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GREENWOOD SHOPPERS.

Mrs. w. H. Nicholson, Mrs. Arthur
Klugh and Mrs. Otis Mcmillan were
over from Greenwood Tuesday shop
ping in our fine millinery stores.
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Sept. 20 or 9-2o, it means
that your subscription expires
with this month. We are on
strictly cash in advance basis
= and as much as we regret to
lose our subscribers, we shall
be compelled to drop your
name unless you renew before
Saturday. We make no excep-
tons, but enforce the rule
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BUY "DIAMOND DYES"
DON'T RISK MATERIAL

Each package of "Diamond Dyes" con-
tains directions 30 simple that any
woman can dye any material without
streaking, fading OF running. Druggist
has color card-Take no other dye!
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E. J. Adair, of Clinton, was here
on business Tuesday.
J. B. scoggins of Lowndesville
was in town Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin Of Antre-
vile were in town Wednesday.
DR.. Guyton was business visi-
tor in Williamson Tuesday.
J. q. Sherard and Wilbur Blake
of Calhoun Falls were in town
Tuesday.
d.. Haddon and Ed Bell of An
treyille were business visitors in the
city Monday.
Mrs. Jim Hester and daughter,
Miss Emily Mae, of Mt. Carmel were
in the city Monday.
Miss Rachel Howie, of Monroe, N.
c., is the pretty visitor of Miss Ruth
Howie.
John A. Wilson, of Warrenton,
was a business visitor in the city to-
day. >.,
Hon. I. A. Keller of Long Cane,
was here today on business in the
Judge of Probate's office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hall and Miss
Bertha Hall spent Sunday in Antre-
vile with Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Bowen.
Mrs. Gillian Craig returned to
her home in Monroe Monday, after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. Frank
Welsh. '..
Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Brown and
children of Mccormick spent Sum
day in the. city with Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Power.
J. G. Hagen Of Columbia spent
the weekend in the city with his
mother, Mrs. R. G. Hagen, who is IN
the Abbeville Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. w. A. Harris and her little
daughter have returned to Abbeville
after a pleasant visit to her home
people in Columbia.
Mrs. Annie McAllister, Miss Julia
McAllister and Misses Julia and Su'
sic Mabry spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. R. Lomax of Darraughs.
William Welsh, the young brother
of Mr.. Frank Welsh, came down
from Monroe and spent Sunday IN
the city.
Mrs. J. A. Roscoe went up tt
Anderson last week and was the
., over Sunday guest Of her daughter
Miss:June, at Anderson College 3
Mis-. Perry Natts asgh
ter, Frances Wingo, 81 Clifton Forge
Va, are visiting the formers sister
Mrs. R, M. Burts on Magazine street
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Brown and Mis-
Charlotte Brown, who have spent tn
summer at Brevard, where they ha
a cottage, have returned home. Mis-
Charlotte is greatly improved fror
the summer in the mountains an
feels like her self agair.
: Col. Irwin Cleckley of Monterey
is a visitor in town today. He look
to be in a humor to trade land wit
Uncle Jim again, and to clean hin
- ,,.,,o1
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Legal Blanks for Sale Here
,he Press and Banner Company.
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MUS|C'S RECREATION

A New Term-The Only Term Which Can Ade-
auately Describe Mr.. Edson's New Art.-\ T.,
Talking Machine Terms Describe Old -.
=, Standards.-They Are Too Mea-
gre.-They Fall Short T. =
.,.'..' OF The Mark.
Through his latest, and what he calls his fav-
orite invention, Thomas A. Edison has Reiterated
He has captured that elusive breath of reality
which belongs to the living tone and which none
before him could ensnare. '. ..>,
No one but Mr. Edison would have been equal
to this task Not alone genius and profound knowl-
edge did it require, but persistence and determi-
nation that was almost superhuman. ".
Success came only after five years Of labor,
and the expenditure of more than two million dol
lars in research work, alone.
Having reached his goal, Mr.. Edison was
loath to call his art "sound reproduction"
That term fitted old Standards 1t failed, utterly
to describe what he had accomplished.
So new term created.
r. "Music's Recreation"
1t implies the preservation of life itself. 1t
MEANS literally the transferring of actual music,
music which cannot be detected from living music
to the wonder dies of Mr.. Edison's instrument.
The United States Government has granted to
Mr. Edison the exclusive right to the word ere
Creation" as applied to phonograph music 1t
cannot be applied justly, to the talking machine.
For Mr.. Edison has created, at last, stand
ard of reality which the most critical musician en-
dorses. It is the means by which the joy of genu-
inc music is made universal possession.
Mr.. Edison has, indeed, produced new musi-
cal instrument He has mastered the quality OF
life. He has eliminated the blight of mechanics.
He has established new art-Musc's Re-
Creation. 80.
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Mrs. Annie McAllister, Miss Jull'
McAllister and Misses Julia and Su
sic Mabry spent Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. J. R. Lomax of Darraughs.
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Mrs. W. A. Harris and her little
daughter have returned to Abbevillf
after a pleasant visit to her. home
people in Columbia.
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William Welsh, the young brother
of Mr.. Frank Welsh, came dowr
from Monroe and spent Sunday II
the city.
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Mrs. J. A. Roscoe went up tt
Anderson last week and was the
, over Sunday guest Of her daughter
Miss, June, at Anderson College 4 *
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J. G. Hagen Of Columbia spent
the weekend in the city with hi:
mother, Mrs. R. G. Hagen, who is ir
the Abbeville Memorial Hospital.
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: Col. Irwin Cleckley of Monterey,
is a visitor in town today. He looks
to be in a humor to trade land with
Uncle Jim again, and to clean him
aup as usual.
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Mis-. Perry Nait sangk
ter, Frances Wingo, 81 Clifton Forge
Va, are visiting the formers sister
Mrs. R, M. Burts on Magazine street
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,
EAST AND WEST eide.
REASONABLE PRICES AND TERMS.
II. NJ CLEAR & CO.,
3Ta 18th av. Watkins 347s.
HANDSOME private dwelling at great bar
gain for quick buyer. Value s2i 600, for
Sl4,T50. Nine rooms, tiled mantes kitchen
tiled flor to ceiling, ceiling metal; gas
range, coal range; gas water heater; fur
mace heat, gas and electricity beautiful
hardwood floors; many special features;
about half cost brick and stonej storm WIN
dows and soreens See Il quick real bar
gain. Telephone A. Il. RAMSEY, IL Wash
ington Terrace, City
SEVERAL. houses, west slide, Immediate pos
session. s17,500 up; also business dwellings.
apartmenis e rent And for SOLE country
Bway Cat soth), Tells. bryant ofpf and 4476
Borough Of Brenx--salc or Rent.
BUILDING lot, 23ath st., near broadway
subway station, 81 GOO WINTERS 24O3
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OFFICE In private dwelling. long estab-
lished by physician, who Is retirngI ex-
ceilent location, Jersey City. G. A. BUR-
phone 21At.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


state Of New York.
office OF the Secretary Of State -
THIS certificate issued IN duplicate, hereby
ccrtifies hat the Rob-Rny Wash Suit Co,
me domestic stock corporation, has filed
I'm thls office on this 10th day Of October.
fa20 papers for the voluntary dissolution
81 such corporation ander section 22i Of the
General Corporation Law, and that II APP
peers thercfrom that such corporation has
compiled with said section In order 70 bs
dissolved
Witness my hand and tho seal Of office
Of the Secretary OF State, at the City Of
Albany, this sixteenth day OF October, ons
Thousand nine hundred and twenty.
tseaD G. w. TAFT,
Second Deputy Secretary OF State
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

Tvo floors containing 10000 50. n. IN fac
tory district. handy for transportation.
Apply 20 ". A. CROSBY, 2D3 Greene av.
Phone Prospect 1856.
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SID ST, s West department. y Newly fur
nisiled and decorated front suite; also front
rca nnti0na1
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CASH IMMEDIATELY for Pawn Tickc-a.
Diamonds. Precious stones and Jewelryi
strictly confidential. FORGOTSTON s. sos
9TH av.; y. T.. cor, 42d 81. 53si Vanderbilt.
HIGHEST pnICEs GRopYs REFINERY.
Old gold, silver, platinum. diamonds, false
teeth. 2i3 Flatbush ay,, Bross'yn.
1 pay 25E mors than any one tor your fur-
niture, rugs pianos, paintings. BAlSLEf.
IT. University place tStuyvesant 21Vol.
WANTED 20 Eny-A slide manufacturing
business ny amateur photographer. Full
details with first letter. II 2i3 Herald, Her
aid 90
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PRIVATE house, West Eighties. 10 rooms,
. baths, newly decorated; electricity: ~ 900
cash: immediate possession. Telephone 9345
Riverside
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Borough of Queens.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. T.
Immediate possession. two enormous rooms,
bath and kitchenette; special suites 81 500
up. In splendid new elevator building. APP
ply the Gardens apartment, by station, ~
minutes from PENN Station N. Y. c.; near
rst and finest suburb. Neighbors OF charac-
Ter. Phone boulevard 6545. or GUYON l.. @.
EARLE. agent 2G0 West seth st.
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FLOOR In excclently kept house. East Sos
suitable for refined couple references
long lease; must be seen to be appreciated
Plaza s5is.
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Borough Of brooklyn.
sEVEN ROOMS. RATH.

SEVEN ROOMS, HATH.
205 Park place, beautiful newly decorated
apartment, near Prospect Park, hea ted.
electricity, lavatories, hot water, half
block subway $40. OWNER, 2i2 Park pl.
TO Let-Upper part OF new two family house.
rooms, storeroom; garage; steam heat,
parquet floors, all improvements; rent 1925.
ca 6sth ST., Pay Ridge Brooklyn. Phone
Shore Road 202o.
Gs TO 72 COLUMBIA HETGHTs
3, rooms, bath and kitchenette, S75 up;
minutes Wall ST. q. GIRARD. 2i5 Mon
tnRle
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STOVE REPAIRS.

rTOvEs and stove repairs; repairs furnished
20 lit any make Of stove, range, furnace,
steam or hot water heater manufactured.
Grove REpAIl CoRP'N, e2s-230 Water st..
cor. Bcekman New York. Branch, is4 Null
berry st No<rark n J.
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borough Of oueens--saIe or Rent.

VACANT,
BEAUTIFUL RICHMOND HILL CORNER:
rooms, foyer hall, hardwood floors; cleo
tiIcity. sleeping porch; rs Il. enclosed We
randa garage, OWNER, 1898 Bushwick av..
Brooklyn. Tel. Bushwick acre.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR saie-One Barrett adding machine. nom
lister in perfect condition and almost new,
at bargain. Call Phone Cortland S0Si, 30
Church ~.
PERSIAN gorovan. lixieiE. and other small
Oriental rugs. no dealers. TSs Riverside
Drive, apt. eB.
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New Jersey.

wEEIIAwKEN. atom the Palisades, opposite
42d ST., and 4 rooms new, modern apart
ment situated in exclusive Clifton Park sec
venience; now ready for occupaney; leases
5000, 81 200. WILLIAM w. WEST, Agent,
Potter place. near Liberty. Weehawken.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Furnished.
IF you wish 20 rent your apartment fur
niehed FOR six months or longer send IA
full particulars at once. SLAWSON q
H0BRS, fa2 w. 72d -.
TWO or three rooms, furnished elevator
apartment. by reliable couple, from 18th
70 50th st.; state terms. LUPIS, -beS l42,
CopIagtI Long Island.
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Ike rent Tel. $500 FIathush
FINE FLATBUsH BARGAIN.
Possession ] floor; 2 family brick, II
rooms, baths, electric. elegant oak trim,
new decorationsi $1,000. Inquire fiT7 Flat
bush nv.
GARAGE for sale; suitable Tor private con-
and Warren sts., brooklyn, Tel 1897 Henry.
NEW tapestry brick, rooms and breakfast
room, sleeping porch, biggest value In
way! sis,,ooo, sa.ooo cash, terms. TABOR.
80 wiiloughby Fl. Main a2if.
ONE city lot, residence section, Marlboro,
brooklyn, minutes from station: VIII ex-
change for 81 900 Liberty hond; title guaran-
teen. Rev. II. L. GARDINER, 1876 w. 9Th
st., plainfleld, N. ].
STORAGE building for sale; equipped for
garage purposes best section Brooklyn.
Columbia and Warren SITS, Brooklyn.
Phone Henry 1907.
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Miscellaneous.

UPPER apartment. rooms and bath; du-
pick house express 10 New York, Brighton
Beach II. r., IS minutes gas, electricity,
parauet floors, piazza. $l15 per month, in
cludiug steam heat. Address II i52 Herald.
HERALD an
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Unfurnisiied

APARTMENT, seven or eight rooms, two
baths between 18th and s0th SITS; eieva-
tor. telephone service; references required.
i5j Herald, Herald square.
COUPLE, employed, want two, three room
flat, reasonable. state terms. FOX, 147
West 1i7th st.
WANTED-Small housekeeping apartment.
Christian couple with small baby; rent to
S65 must have all modern improvements.
BENT, IA Odd st. shore nd. o6i6.
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New Jersey.

LADY with HOME in COUNTRY VIII take
full charge OF CHILD, $50 monthly; refer
ences exchanged. 1855 Herald. Herald
square.
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B0ARDERs WANTED.

BOTH ST. (cor. Lexington av., 163).--Room
with meals. S1s weekly up; good home
cooking. hotel service, elevator. telephone;
for women exclusively. HOTEL RUTI.EDGHs
57TII, 351 West (near Circle) Select large
rooms, private bath French table.
efTH 62 West.-Beautiful room private
bath; electric; excellent home cookingj
Jewish.
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED

Above I4th 50. to 59th St. uncIusivs).
East River to North River.
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naFRANkT STAFFORD t0NN. phooc 1855
s9l ANthA REhl ESTATE

THIS QUAINT rlraf-suburban cottage
home for. yenr-round living s0iyes the high
rent question. Investigate now. Less than
one hour from New York City by train.
aimoyt an acre, shaded by fine old trees.
House has just been remodclled from top to
bottom and freshly decorated. There arc
. big rooms, u bath. open fireplnccs, u
garage and complete chicken house and
yard. There Is running water. electric light;
steam, heat in every room and aspiring Of
fine water. High class purely residential
neighborhood. boating and fishing rights
ON chain Of pretty lakes. 700 It. elevation
No mosquitOes. 81, 200 cash secures title and
Occupancy balance on easy term mort
cages. FOR full details address HOME, Post
office box 1913, City Hall station, New York
City.
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borough Of Observation-Disclosures.

CITANcE.--Near broadway subway station,
desirable corner apartment house. stores,
and rooms; rents $4,000; price $4,000;
terms.
Also other great bargains IN business
buildings, elevator apartment houses and
walk-up houses, Will pay you to send for list.
IL. IT. WOOD, 900 BROADWAY.
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New Jcrsey-ssle or Rent.

NcW Jcrrey-Shie VI went
MAPLEwOOD NEW JERSEY.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. FURNISHED
brick and stucco house; plot 100xl2S: beauti-
full shade trees and shrubbery. FIRST
FLOOR-Sun parlor. living room GTx30),
with open fireplace, centre hail. dining ROOM
buffers pantry. kitchen and lavatory. SEC
OND FLoOR-Four large masters bedrooms.
two baths and sleeping porch. THIRD
fLOOR-Two large rooms, bath and attic.
Hardwood flooring throughout; awnings and
screens two car garage with quarters
above; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PHONE AUDUBON d1oS.
REAL bargain, Asbury Park, room house,
baths, suitable for two families, partly
furnished; laundry; electric and gas: CEN
trally located; lot 50xlo0i price $4,000: cash
$1,000; balance mortgage. $50 Herald,
Herald 50.
RAMSEY-e5 acres, good land, S room house,
outbuildings, fruit; convenient to station !,
$1,000. HOVER, 2i2 Bway. N. Y.
SACRIFICE by builder; must sell by De-
tober 80 to reduce expenses. room house
NAL; S3,400 cash. $1,000 easy term mort
gage buys IL; MontoIair- Morristown sec
ton: fine committing service; big bargain.
CONSTRUCTOR, i. o. Box 74S, City Hall
Station, New York city.
WILL YOU BUY AT A SACRIFICE NOW I?
One of new beautiful homes in high
and restricted part OF Rldgewood, near sta
tion; prices from $4,000 to $4,000; 500
permanent mortgage, balance easy terms.
w. w. WILsEY. Ridgewood. n. J. Tel.
Ridgewood b37,
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
GREENWICH INN LODGE fSound Beach.
Conn -Sunny steam heated rooms. with or
without baths; excellent menu, 80 minutes
from New York; golf. saddle horses. fish
ing reasonable rates.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

REFINED gentleman, Christian, desires
quiet room and evening meal with private
American family where he can practice
English; permanent; references, bbe Her.
aid, $50 Broadway.
TWO rooms and board in private family. up
town, OF Riverside; references exchanged.
III i7S Herald, Herald 50.
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IF you want to locate In Westchester county
l can find you the house at the price you
want to pay. Let me know your require
ments- CLARENCE G. MARTENS, 14f6
Bway (39thl. Tells. Bryant 91ai and 4476.
MAMARONECK.-H for sale at reas-
enable prices and easy terms; write or
phone us what you want and we will send
you list OF what we have with particu-
lars, VARIAN & SrILWELI., tel. goa. OPP
posite depot. Mamaroneck, n. Y.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all prices. DOW
NEY, 2S9 Huguenot st. Phones is07-i60l
YoNKERS.-Ten rooms. parquet floors. cleo
trio light, hot water heat, glass porch:
private garage in rear; lot 50x100; $f4, 500
US North Broadway. 3015.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FACTORY building, 10000 square feet. I
story, flreproof convenient 10 centre Of
New York and near a railroad.
/ am in the market to lease business office
buildings. apartment houses and tenements ;
security and best Of references furnished.
Coll or write S. PREVILLE. 522 9th av.
Murray liill 40l5.
WILL lease property IN need ~ repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
t07 9Th av.
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FARM PROPERTY,
Miscellaneous.

FARMS fer sale; catalogue free. r.. A
sTnoUT FARM AGENCY. 100 Nassau 81
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Borough Of Brons--sale or Rent.
Borough OF Brockiyn-sale or Rent.

BUILDING lot. 29sth st., near Broadwe,
subway station, $1,000 WINTERS. $40;
I3way.
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MADISON Av., 8. Il. COR. ssTH sT--Ele-
vstor; eight light rooms, tiled bath, par
uuet floors, living and dining rooms facing
avenue; Immediate possession; suitcase two
years. $4,000 year.
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Notwithstanding or Rent.

BRoNXvILLE-Beautifu new o room house
all improvements, 3 baths. garage, large
grounds; price s37 500; reasonable terms.
WOLFE Co, 81 Liberty st., New York
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED

TO LET
COMPLETELY RENOVATED HOUSE.
re EAST 18TH ST.
APPLY YOUR OWN BROKER.
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FOR SALE

Eight new attractive houses at White Plains,
~. T.; o, and rooms I and baths, all
modern eonveniences. Prices very moderate.
For fun particulars apply WHITE PLAINS
HOUSING CORP. III Main st.. White
Plains. N. Y.
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Above 59th St.-5th Av. to North River.

FIVE story in the w. EOS, near Park; l.
2, 49, absolute net income exceeding
81 900 por annum. J. @. HOUGH CO., 200
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Above seth st.-Jth Av. to East River

FOR RENT-sUITABLE FOR ALTERA-
TON, led ST., near Park av., 4 story and
basement. high stoop, thoroughly modern
private dwelling, with extra deep story ex-
xnsion; ideal for alteration can be leased
foN term of years on net basis to responsible
party. Particulars from owners agents TO
principals only.
M. MORGENTHAU, JR., Co,
oO0 Proad,Vay Cort snGa
New Britain herald., 1920-10-18
MUSICALE THIS EVENING.
Musical Club Will. Usher In Its Fall
 -NctiNitipH.

The New Britain Musical club will usher in it's tall season this evening with program on Miscellaneous Music" Other musicales arranged are:
 November :. Recital by Harold Bauer:" November S, "EVening ot Old Italian Music" November 29, lecture by Professor Waldo Selden Pratt on The Psalm Book of the PilGrims;' " December 20. ''Evenlng of Polish Music;" January 10, open concert Gree to the public): January 31. Music of the Romantic Period; February 24. lecture by Dr. Jean Beck on Music of the Troubadours and Trouveres:" March ?. recital by Gio- vanni MartineIli: March II, "Evening of Opera" April 4. Music of Amer ica;" April 25, open concert Gree to the public.)
New Britain herald., 1920-10-18
TO ASSIST IMMIGRANTS
Ellis Island Officials Invited by New York Labor Party to Cooperate in Securing EmpIo.mcnt.

New York, Oct. 1S.-E;llis Island Immigration Station officials have been invited hy the Labor Department Of New York State to cooperate in extensive plans to supply employme t for the thousands of immigrants who are coming to this country. The oh- ject of the plan, Labor Department heads explained, is to get the immi- grants away from the metropolis 10 the capital and western parts of the state. State employment bureaus have been established in this city and most of the large upstate cities
 A large billboard with notices in many languages stating that mo fees are charged and all classes of labor technical skilled and unskill3d are handled'' have been posted at the immigrant station. The sponsors of the plan declare they are particular ly anxious to get immigrant labor for farm work. They say that there is a great deal of land in this state that