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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

VI wi fanny ltttliGt No'
acted in perfect good faith. You're
like the ma inrity of people in ScquOa.
You're all so crazy for rail connection
with the outside world that You jump
at the first plan that seems to promise
you one. Have you promised Ogilvy
a franchisrt'
There was no lodging that qucs-
tion. 4 denial. under the present cir
cumStanccs would he tantamount to
an admission: Poundstonc could not
guess Just how much the Colonel really
knew, and il would not do to lie to
discovered. He resolved to come
clean"
The city council has already grant
sd the \, &. o. "A temporary fran
chise,' h" confessed.
Pennington sprang furiously to his
feet. dammit" he snarled "why did
you do that without consulting meT
Didn't know you were remotely in
tereSted.' Now that the ice was bro
KEN PoundStone felt relieved and was
prepared to defend his act vigorously.
And we did not commit ourselves IT.
revocahly," he continued. THE tenn
porary franchise will expire in TWEEN
ty-eight days-and in that time the
y. {. O. cannot even get started.
"IIave you any understanding as to
an extension Of that temporary fran
chise. in case the n. G. O. desires it?'
"Well, yeS-not in writing, however.
gave Ogilvy to understand that if he
was not ready in thirty days, an ex-
tension could readily be arranged
ANY witnesseS?"
IL am not such fool, sir" Pound
stone declared with asperty. II had
notion might as well admit it
that Won would have serious objection
to having your tracks cut by jump
crossing at + and Water streets" And
for no reason in life except to justify
himself and inculcate in Pennington
an impression that the latter was deal
ing with crafty and far-seelng
mayor. Poundstone smiled boldly and
knowingly He leaned back nonchal-
antly and blew smoke at the ceiling.
'You oily rascal :" Pennington SolilO-
Quized. you're a smarter man than |
thought. You're trying to play both
ends against the middle" He recalled
the report of his private detective and
the incident of Ogilvy's visit to
young Henry Poundstones office with
small leather bag; he was more
than ever convinced that this bag had
contained the bribe. in gold coin.
which had been productive of that
temporary franchise and the verbal
understanding for its possible extern
sion.
"Ogilvy did business with you
through your son Henry" he chal-
lenged. Poundstone started violently.
How much did Henry get out of it?"
Pennington continued brutally.
1.-Two hundred and fifty dollars re-
tainer, and not cent more" Pound
stone protested virtuously-and truth
fully. ID.
You're not so good a business man
rs gave you credit for being" the
Colonel retorted mirthfully. 1.-TWO hun
dred and fifty dollars! Oh. Lord
Poundstone, you're funny. Upon my
word you're scream" And the Colo
mel gave himself up to a sincerely
hearty laugh. You call it retainer"
he continued presently. but a grand
jury might call it something else. How
ever" he went on after slight pause.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

Had vista of paradise opened NJ
before Poundstone, he could not have
been more thrilled. He had been abso-
lutelv honest in his plea to Mrs.
PoundStone that he could not afford n
thirty-two-hundred tfty-dollar SO.
dan, much as he lOngcd ia ohlige her
and gain Il neutrality-suspicious. peace.
And now the price was dangling before
his eyes, SO 10 speak. At any rate il
was parked in the porte-cochcre not
fifty feet distant,
For the space Of minute the mayor
weighed HIS sons future as corpora
tion attorney against his own future
rs mayor of Scquoia-and Henry lost.
1T might be arranged, Colonel he
murmured in low voice-the voice of
shame.
Ill IS already arranged" the Colonel
repled cheertully. Leave your jill at
the front gate and drive home in Shir-
leys car. I'll arrange matters with
her.' He laughed shortly. 1T means.
OF course, that I'll have to telegraph
10 San Francisco tomorrow and buy
her later model. Thank goodness.
she has birthday tomorrow Have Il
fresh cigar, mayor"
Colonel Pennington had little diff
Guilty in explaining the deal to Shirley.
VINO was sleepy and not at all inter
ested. The pOundstoneS had bored her
10 extinction, and upon her uncle's as
surance that she would have a new car
within week, she thanked him and
for the first time retired without offer
ing her cheek for his good night kiss.
Shortly thereafter the Colonel sought
ms own virtuouS couch and prepared
10 surrender himself to the first good
sleep in three weeks. He laid the flat
tering JUNCTION to his soul that Bryce
Cardigan had dealt him a poor hand
from marked deck and he had played
1t exceedingly well. Lucky l blocked
the young beggar from getting those
rails out of the Laurel Creek spur" he
unused, "or he'd have had his jump
crossing in overnight-and then where
the devil would have been? Up Salt
creek without pnddle-and all the
courts in Christendom would avail me
nothing
! He was doing off. when a sound
/ smote upon his ears. Instantly he was
wide awake, listening intently, his
! head cooked on one side. The sound
| grew louder; evidently it was APP
/ preaching Sequoia-and with bound
the Colonel sat up in bed, trembling
in every limb.
Suddenly, out of the deep, rumbling
diapasOn he heard sharp click-then
another and another. He counted
| them-SiX in all.
"A locomotive and two fiat cars" he
murmured. And they just passed over
the switch leading from the mainline
tracks out to my log dump. That
means the train is going down Water
street to the switch into Cardigans
yard. BY George, they've outwitted
mel"
With the agility of boy he sprane
into his clothes, raced downstairs, an(
leaped into Mayor Poundstone's jitney
standing in the darkness at the from,
gate.
(To Be Continued)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

Don't hear much about coming-ou'
parties any more, probably because
people are afraid to allow girls 'o
come out any more than most OF them
already are.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

Better service, better tires, bigger
mileage. That's us. Begg Bros,
614 East Fourth street.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

"You cant tell by looking at a cat
which way it's going to jump. nor
by looking at a taxi what 1t Is gong
to bump.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

! If you cant afford it," there should
never be any argument about "hether
you should get it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

The she'll Of hens egg constitutes
about II per cent the yolk 80 per
cent. and the white 81 per cent Of tho
total weight of the egg.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-06-01

Everv ,dx.rti.er In the Washington
standard II o. friend Of yours, h""~ter
for your city and county. f"tr"n'e
your friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22

18TH Sr.. AZ W.-Two charming apart
ments In remodeled house; $500 ans
So 800; exclusive neighborhood. Vanderbilt
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thorough OF Bronx.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. Detached house
eelect. quiet. adjoining N. Y. University;
private travelled family wish two guests !;
cheerful room. running water, well heated
Fordham $40.
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HAIRDRESSINC; parlor and corset shop for
sale; good location. 934is Freeman ST.,
BRONX
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From Battery TO 18th ST., Inclusive.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

East Side.
iSTH, 20G East.--Large front parlor; con-
vepiences; telephone; business couple Or
gentlemen.
S6TH G1sJ Madison av.) Large ROOM
Mtchenette; electricity; phone; heat; ref
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 37-Superior apartment.
elaborate rooms, dressing room, Kitchen
cite closets. bathroom; reduced from $4,000
TO So 400
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II ROOM COLONIAL DWELLING construc-
tive value over $l2 900; commanding broad
views refined neighbours: electric lights avail
acres. fenced, orchard Woodland store
houses and barns: 3 miles over State road to
railroad centre; can deliver this estate;
title has never been out of the family Of
present owners; sacrifice $4,000. FRANK
w. WOLFE. CHATHAM N Y
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ON THE GREAT SOUTH d
lvestchester-Sale or Rent.

IMMEDIATE occupancy for sale, South
Yonkers. new stucco house, Z rooms; 2
new rooms. semi-bungalow. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD, owner, 40 Warburton av.,
Yonkers. Brokers protected
MOUNT VERNON (Chester HIDE room
frame house and car semi-fireproof ga
rage; all improvements; easy walking dis
lance to all transportation and school large
screened porch; lot 50xi60; price $500;
mortgage $1,000 half cash. or make best all
cash offer; immediate possession with coal
in cellar. OWNER, 160 Elm Tel. 290l
Mount Vernon
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Borough of Queens-sale or Rent.

AN up to date family stucco house for
sale; IS rooms, tile baths, tile kitchen,
ha rdwood floor, shower bath. electric lights.
2 car garage In the rear 10 II. driveway
glass enclosed porch; price $4,000; balance
on monthly payments. Inquire BITTMER,
az parkside aV.. Glendale.
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9TH ST, West.-Two large rooms foyer.
bath, kitchenette well furnished; view of
park telephone. apartment LOG. Phone Van
dorbllt 44n7.
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OWNER MIST SACRIFICE.

Immediate possession, ! family modern
brick house. rooms, bath, enclosed porch.
parquet floors, electric lights. sewer paid
and furnace; driveway and garage space
fine location; . blocks from Morris Park
station on Long Island and blocks from Cy
press Hills trains Further particulars cad
THOMAS r. QUINN. 1904 Atlantic ay., Nor
ris Park. L. l., or Richmond Hin 1921.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


From Battery to 18th 81. Inclusive.
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UBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

TO LET-Six rooms and bath; barn, chicken
house and large garden: rent $40 per
month, also farm. 80 acres, $50 month. $40
Rocklnnd av., box 1911. Port Richmond Tel
G2i Doncan INNS, Staten Island
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough of Manhattan-Miscella

SINGLE and double flats. one, tenants,
$4,000; one, tenants. $4,000; one, 10
tenants, So. 500 one, Sd aV., stores and @
tenants, 5 rooms eacl. S23 900. ARM
STRONG. 90 ST. Nicholat av. t12tst ST..
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PARTNER wanted for patented steam
CINE and flying machine: inventor first
class cabinetmaker. Joseph Preatka. 500 Z.
nth.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORIES FOR RENT-34 900 so. IT,.
floors 5000 or 1900 it,. all or separate
modern buildings, sprinkered. elevator, efec-
tricity, heat; Bradley Buildings, 18th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station, . blocks from
all subways, cent fare; principals only. Ad-
dress A. J. BRADLEY, owner 10l Beekman
St, New York: telephone 3501 Beekman.
FOR bargains in commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH II. MULLIGAN,
30 Broad st.
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REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.

MONTE CARLO. - Sumptuous castle, com
pletely furnished park 1900 metres
south, overlooking the sea; free at once
very good bargain Price two millions of
francs lin French money!. Write to Mr.
EFESO. 8 rue Boyer, Nice (France).
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Above 18th st. TO 59th st. GncIusiye).
East River TO North River.

9TH ST, 22s W. newly decorated rooms
steam. electricIty: all improvements.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

BUILDING. 19x100, six story, basement, s45c
month. OWNER, 10 Sands St. Brooklyn.
THREE lofts and basement, with elevator ;
suitable for offices or other business pur-
poses. 81 Smith st.. near Fulton. Phone
Shore Road GS5i. South 1881.
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RIVERSIDE DRIVE. I90.-Sublet, unfur-
nshed, beautiful high class apartment;
nine rooms, three baths. all outside; view Of
river from every window; open fireplaces !;
owner leaving permanently; immediate pos
session. FLETCHER. Phone Riverside 9S54.
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Misceilaneous-saic or Rent.

THREE story brick building. fireproof, 10 900
So IL. floor space. one OF the strongest
buildings for manufacturing purpose With
elevator service, show room, office. and gaso-
line and pump station with air conveniences
for quick sale will take S75 1000. The cost
price OF same is $50, 600 Possession az once
ALLEGHENY EASTERN REALTY CO.. 500
East St. N. S.. Pitsburg, Pa.
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New Jerser-snIe or Rent.
FlOrida-SaIe or Rent.

RIDGEWOOD.-Elght room old stone house;
seven acres. orchard; main asphalt street:
$1,000 photos. HOVER, 2l2 B'way, N. Y.
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steap, parquet floors, electric light, phone.
39-i3 EAST 9TH ST.
between Madison and 9TH aVs.--High class
apartments, 3-4-7 rooms: centrally located
renis soma he. AnnN nrnmises.
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APARTMENT. 7 rooms 3 baths high elias
building. Superintendent. LIS w 18th.
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APARTMENTS - UNFINISHED.
From Battery to I4th St.. Inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE. 81 Grove ST., half
block from Sheridan So subway station,
blocks from bus and elevated.-2 and 3 large
light rooms. baths. kitchenettes. open fire
MELTZER & RILEY. Sheridan so. Phone
Snring III.
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s0TH, 225 w Oiroadway) --Artlsticaiiy fur
nished, sunny corner apartment, rooms,
baths; elevator would sell furnishings;
lease; Immediate.
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FLORIDA.

Bungalows and cottages adjoining Daytona
for rent furnished. buildings and furnishings
new; excellent water. finest location: eXCcp-
tional Views. Address r. A. SIMPSON, 3D.
81 Sage-Allen Bldg, Hartford Conn.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EQUITY $4,000 large parcel OF lots, Ho-
lis, l.. l., close to station; trade for In
come property. =. NJ. HOLLISTER, 1880
Nostrand nv, Brooklyn.
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COOK-French lady. good cook. wishes post
ton small family; speaks French, Spanish.
Please write 90 =. salarme, 2i0 r. 59th IT.
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virginia-sole or Rent.

FOR RENT--Absolutely modern, handsomely
appointed Southern home; rooms. large
garage and servants quarters; ready for oc-
cupancy December l. 1920. Apply ALLAN
SAVILLE e. SNEAD. Richmond. Va.
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ST. ALBANS,

WVsI DoIIl Z.
Board and suite. two rooms. private bath
$50 per week and up for two persons single
rooms; family house.
03D, 307 WEST (near Riverside) .-Beautiful
la rpa ,xiti, had n
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VAN PRAkG 6 CO., AuCtiOneers

Will sell Tuesday, Nov. %, 1920, at
1890 A. M. at our salesrooms, 4S9
BROADWAY, Corner Grand ST., N. Y
c., SIS, 900 Imported and Domestic Stock
of Musical Instruments, Toys, Sporting
Goods and Xmas Novelties. Musical
instruments, Violins, Mandolins. Large
Drums, Comets, Banjos, Bugles, etc.
TOYS-Machine Guns. Brictors. Games, Che
and Chessmen. Yankee Hand Drills. MesCi
Engine, Wireless Practice Outfits, American
Model Builders. with and without Motors Re-
Motors Sporting Goods--FOltballs, y EN-,
Cameras, Scout aud Wall Tents, Fishing o,
fits, Boys Uniforms, sizes S TO II; Flags
Fancy Goods and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sets
Collapsible Collar Boxes. PerculatCrs. Toast
ers, Food Choppers. Aluminium Cooking Sets
Scales, Alarm Clocks, Everyready RalorS
Stropper. Mirrors and Brushes. Carving Set
Electric Irons, Cut Glass. Vases etc
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West side.

1s0TH. d07 West.--Nice front ROOM conyen-
fences, electric lights, steam heated: suit
able two; near Broadway subway; reason
able. MUEHLING,
1S4TII ST. ii6 Test.-Well furnished room:
business woman. WEINBERG
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$12,O0O,OO0
FOR MORTGAGES
DUROSS CO., 156 Broadway
CITY REAL ESTATE.

The MANAGEMENT Of your property VIII he
70 your entire satisfaction only when your
agent gives personal service. We limit the
number Of buildings personal service can
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MY wife, Frances st. Pierre having left
my bed and board | will not be RESPONSE
BILE fer iehts contracted by her. CHARLES
ST. PIERRE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
will not be responsible for any debt in
CURED I'm my name unless authorized by
me personally In writing. EMILE REY of
Graham Court and I West 36th st.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice all communica-
tions strictly confldential; handbook on
patents free on request special facilities for
office consultation. MUM G. CO, 662 Wool
worth Bldg, n. Y. G.
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Observation-Disclosures.


HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENT
FOR FALL RENTAL. CALL FOR LIST
sLAwSON & HoBBs. 162 w. 72D ST.
ADDISON AV., 1915 Corner 90th) Duplex
apartment. 3 masters bedrooms, . baths
furnished or unfurnished. CHAIRMAN.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner 10Th st.-Large
outside Z room apartment; front drawing
room, dining room, on Riverside Drive; two
masters bedrooms, baths, servants room
and kitchen; rent from December 1 20
May; price $500 monthly. Phone Schuyler
COLL
SECOND floor, front, two rooms, bath and
ttchcnette, furnished; 35th and Madison
av.. $3.50. Phone Vanderbilt 2ij4
TWO lar &c ROOM, tiled bath aud kitchcnette,
In desirable neighborhood near Riverside,
furnished or unfurnshed all conveniences;
telephone service. 1924 West 18th st. Tel
Schuyler 9lS5.
WEST END Az. AND 10TH sT.-1lTu
FLOOR, 3 MASTER BEDROOMS,
BATHS, . SERVANTS ROOMS; WILL
SELL SOME FURNITURE IL DESIRED.
WILL dispose Of lease. furnishings and tcie-
phone contract OF very desirable two
room and kitcheuettc, vicinity Of 3jth and
Madison av. 600 Herald, Herald 50.
DIST. near 9Th Av.-Handsome alcove room,
private home, second floor front, bath,
electricity. steam heat, service; gentleman
lease. Phone $50 Circle
b2D, 223 w. Cor Broadway High class
elevator apartment house newly furnished
hotel service room, bath. Sloo up rooms
bath, $3.50 up; references required.
b4TH sT. ~ broadway, Hotel Albcmarle--
Parlor. bedroom and bath reasonable rates.
Nth ST and Tth av. HOTEL WEBLING.
TOM Subway station nj door; suites OF
2 rooms and bath and rooms and bath.
beautifully furnished; to rent by the month,
season or year; all hotel service. Phone
circle 1896
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Westchester.

Westchester.
NEW ROCHELLE-Famiy going South for
winter win rent horse In exclusive section,
near railway. trolley ami schools. TO desir-
able people with references; IL rooms; newly
decorated, hardwood floors, baths, open
fireplaces new furnace; winter supply Of
coal In: furnace man engaged n wanted
ton Manor. New Rochelle. Phone New
Rochelle 3T6.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough Of Bronx.

FOR RENT for light manufacturing. one or
two floors, $500 to $4,000 square feet.
30x215 feet per floor; sprinkler system, cleo
trio power, free water; well lighted from all
sides; elevator, yard. heat furnished; excep-
tonally good labor market from Bronx, New
York city, Yonkers and Mount Vernon; with
In 30 minutes from Grand Central Station by
New York Central. Harlem Division; station
and trolley cars connecting Yonkers and
Mount Vernon, two blocks from factory; !.
II. T. subway nearby; reasonable rent. Adj
dress p. o. Box 292, Mount Vernon, tee-
phone WoOdlaMn 1000.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

LARGE. southern exposure ROOM kitchen
parquet floor, electric. white tile bath,
room: furnished or unfurnished; refined
neighborhood, centrally located. Lafayette
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
Clothing,
Furniture
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
CARPETS AND RUGS.
Domestic and Oriental: get our offer be-
fore selling. 620 Madison av Plaza 1885
/ pay 1856 more than any one for your fur
nture rugs, pianos paintings. BAISLEY,
1i5 University place (Stuyvesant 220s).
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Long Island.

SUITE of two rooms. private bath. including
service. laundry and meals, at the Frank
lin. corner OF Haven Brook and Shelton 3
blocks from Union Hall Station. Jamaica,
l.. I. Phone 1856 Jamaica.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
Cooks, Sc.


Cooks, SC.
COOK-Frcnch lady. good cook wishes post
tion small family; speaks French, Spanish
Please write 20 y. salarme. 30 r. 59th ct.
COOK first class, private. two years ref
erence; no calls answered, except carfare
paid. 204 81. Marks av.. Brooklyn.
COOK, first class, wishes position with prl-
vate family; week, $50; month, Si2J; no
agency; city only. II 20 Herald, Herald 80.
COOK and waitress. siaersi excellent ref
crences positions together. city. Brennan
90 East Goth. Plaza 570i
COOK. Experienced woman. good cook sal
airy 500, advertiser II deaf; country only.
Cook. care Kelly, 80 Z. 45th 81.
COOK. -Experlenced woman wishes position
IN Ossining first class reference. Phone
Crotona 61-F3
COOK, French first class, desires position;
good references; wages 500. Address
J 2lo Herald. Herald So
COOK competent woman; good reference;
honest economical. 22I East 10th 81.
COOK.-Good plain cook, small private fam
lily country references. i47 ~. h0th 81.
COOK, good with washing good reference ,
colored. White, 1855 w i83d.
COOK first class reference, private Ameri-
can preferred Corey iGG y, seth 81.
COOK good best city references. Maher.
.nl Fast GGth.
COOK, young, irish. city reference. wages
$50. u 100 Herald, Herald 50.
COOK, competent. French good references.
city. v. O.. " w. g. A.. ~ West 10th.
COOK, Hungarian. first class. experienced.
middle aged woman ~ w e3d.
| COOK, Swedish; good references; wages
500. III 80 Herald, Herald sousrs,
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GiST ST, 10 W.-Ths Pasadena. corner
Broadway, near elevated and subway
Newly decorated 2, 3 and 4 rooms and bath
light; linen, maid service included rates
S35 10 $50 weekly: So, $40. Sl5 daily; res
taurant in building. Columbus AGO.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
BOARDERS WANTED.

nIvERSIDE DRIVE, 800 Corner 1o4th ST. =
Southern exposure every room; plivate bath
and telephone; elevator; Hungarian, chef:
refined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs
IDA MARKS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-22
Above 59th st.-5th Az. to East River.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

LEXINGTON AV.. 515.-Six beautiful rooms
elevator. electricity, parquet floors.