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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-01
Nearby Notes

Mrs. Catherine Maseman, a former
PlatteVille resident, died in Sioux
City, Ia, last week aged 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed, Edmund,
celebrated their 6Oth wedding ay on
Monday, August 10th, with number
Of friends and relatives in attendance
at a big dinner.
Peter Eaton, y, OF Redwood, has
a record of 50 years of threshing Mr..
Eaton started in the work at the age
of 8 and has followed it with the loss
of but one season.
Perry Burnett, workman employed
in the new wooden mill at Hanover,
ILL.,, was injured when a fellow work
man fell from the story above land
ing on Burnetts back.
Palmer Mcintyre, Hanover boy,
writes his mother from Warsaw, Pol
and, where he has been on war work.
The youth expects to be home inside
of month barring detention.
The body Of JOS F. Tesar who Gied
in France was buried at Prairie du
Chen last week. Mr. Tesar reached
France in June 1917 and participated
in four great battles to die of disease
| late4
Prof Drucker Of the Platteville
Mining School has completed his
work in British Columbia and is in
Butte, Mont, where he will do met
allurgic work for the Anaconda Min
ing company.
Bert Kingsbury, Rockford, was ar
rested charged with having tied Mrs
Ben Fink, former sweetheart, to the
upper hinge of a door in her home.
Mrs. Fink was found unconscious and
cut down. The woman could give no
coherent account of the affair
Steve Barden, formerly of Platte
Vile, with his wife leaves next week
for Athens, Greece. Mr.. Barden was
in Greece on Red Cross work and saw
business opportunities. Since the war
he has been there twice. The journey
over takes 16 days on the water.
Clarence Marshall Burns, an over
seas man who was stationed with the
American-Polis relief expedition at
Fort Zegrze, Poland, died there last
winter The body was recently
brought to Beloit, where his parents
reside, and buried. Mr.. Burns was a
native of Richland Center and %
years old.
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GOVT. INSURANCE REINSTATED.

Attention Ex-seryice men! Govern
ment Insurance may still be reinstat-
ed. The Treasury Department, on
July 1, 1920, extended the time to July
l. 1921. II man has been discharged
over Is months report of medical
examination must be sent in.
The term insurance may be convert
ed to any permanent pos.cy within five
years after peace is declared. The
terms are very liberal and ought to
induce all who may to take advantage
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-01
Jefferson and Van Buren,.

s@'t1 1T JHI cII.
Thomas Jefferson and Martin Van
Buren, have been the only men in the
history of the United States who have
served as governors of states, foreign
ministers, heads Of cabinets, vice pres
idents and presidents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-01

Information and application forms
may be had at the Red Cross Office,
/ Platteville.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-01

GONE cigarettes are packed in pretty
boxes that certainly don't grow on
trees. Next, they're dolled up-and
favorings are sure getting expensive.
And then, they're priced a bit high SO
they'll seem exclusive" But read how
Spur Cigarettes offer the highest possible
quality at the lowest possible price:
If there are any finer tobaccos from the
Orient and the good old u. S. A. than
those selected for Spurs, they must be a
secret that the world has never heard.
And when we got these combined in Spur
Cigarettes, what do you suppose was the
result? Just the best taste and aroma
that any cigarette could give, and Willie
Doll-up or Freddie Flavoring hadn't
thing to do with it.
Spur is "class" all through
even to the smart "brown-and-
silver" package, triple-wrapped,
that keeps Spurs fresh and fra
grant. Try out a package Of
Spurs. You'll say made and
priced for popularity
MANUFACTURED BY
L1cGETT & MYERS TOBACCO Co.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

OVER "a years practice ali communica-
lions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request; special facilities foI
office consultation. MUM & CO., &C., Wool.
worth Eldg.. n. Y. c.
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Westchester-saIe or Rent.

BRONxvILLE, N. Y.-Immediate possession
new brick house. four master bedrooms
two baths, two maids rooms and bath, fine
large living room, buffers pantry, &C: peau-
fiful location restricted community; gas,
electricity sewer and water. Price $4,000.
n IL Herald. Herald "a.
BTTILDERS' Opportunity. - Plot IN heart
south Yonkers for sale. with plan filed
for garage: city now 20 q. ALBERT
IOCKWOOD. owner. ~ Warburton av..
Yonkers; brokers protected.
If YOU want 10 locate IN Westchester county
| can find you the house at the price you
wa nj 10 paw Let me know your require
rnents. CLARENCE c. MARTENS, 14ld
B'way (39th). Tells. Bryant 9l91 and 44Id.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


modern buildings: sprinkler, elevator. cleo
trlcity. heat: Bradley Buildings. II tn st and
from Grand Central Station. . blocks from
ell subways; cent fare; principals only.
Address A. j. BRADLEY, owner. 10i Beck
man ST.. New York. Telephone S5O1 Beck
man.
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Borough of oueens-sale or Rent.

FOR sALE.-Unusually attractive all year
home new Colonial brick dwelling WIN
dining room kitchen, extra toilet and laun-
dry in basement; second floor. bedrooms,
tiled bath: interior finished throughout IN
white enamel woodwork and mahogany fin
ished doors: parquet floors throughout; hot
water heat, gas, electricity, sewer, &c; re.
stricted section; no assess fnentsi o minutes
walk 70 large mark and bathing, l block cx-
press station. IL minutes Grand Central, 5
cent fare; $4,000 cash required, balance on
nhona ]. S WRITER'S, 80 Vanderbilt av.,
New York. room 1919; phone Vanderbilt 94S4.
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POSITIVELY pay highest cash for furni-
ture. rugs, pianos, &c. MAURICE, 126
University place. Phone Stuyve SAINT 5567.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE at a sacrifice, a large wei
equipped paint factory In Ohio; every con-
venience; rare business opportunity. Write
for particulars, G.. ii. BOWEN. S23 Wesi
Broad st.. Savannah. Ga.
HOLDERS of deprecated listed securities car
convert losses into profits; II possible bring
certificates. See Mrs. PALMER. suite 3OI,
w. Saith ST., New York city.
PARTNER for profitable established bust
ness; $500 required; guaranteed salary
and commissions: office duties. ITO West
34th. Suite 1907.
RESTAURANT for sale; long lease; wonder
full bargain 30f W. 23d st.
SUBSTANTIAL, PROFITABLE MANUFAC-
TURING BUSINESS FOR SALE; DOING
BUSINESS WITH ONLY THE LARGEST
DEPARTMENT STORES THROUGHOUT
THE COUNTRY: INVESTMENT ABOUT
S75. 600; OWNER DESIRES TO RETIRE !:
PRINCIPALS ONLY. l. $50 HERALD, $50
BWAY.
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AT Harrison. N. Y. about 30 minutes out
House. II rooms, all improvements; 2
baths; barn for . cars: about az acres. gar
den. shade and fruit trees. near street cars
and train; price $4,000: reasonable TERMS
q. S. PURDY, Stamford. Conn.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HOUSE wanted. unfuruished up 10 date,
about ten rooms: IN Kew. Forest Hills OF
Garden rt.. Room 1921, Is Broad at.
Yhope 1925 Broad.
i have buyers for private dwellings and
apartments IN the better sections ~ Man
haitian Send mo details ~ your property
to-dav CLARENCE q. MARTENS, tafG
B'way C3nth stD. Tells Bryant 0i0i and i476.
SMALL private house. 18TH 20 n2d ST.. ives,
OF Park av.. wanted must be modern. I'm
mod condition. JOSEPH COURTADE, GA
w. oath ct
Wanfed--2 or family house. all Improve.
ments; west side, below Yonkors, above
oefb AZ possession % floor necessary; terms
y,A,neterial; principals only; quick action.
n4RCER. zee w. 2Sd.
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Borough of prool,lyn-sale or Rent.

BUILDER needs money; win sacrifice 6
rooms and bath: all improvements; highly
restricted section. near Brighton subway.
Phone 1905 Coney Island -
brick. o5x1oo, price Si4 600, cash So 600.
TRAKTMAN. tel. 4175T South.
ONE and two family hourrs. Flatbush sec
tion, ranging from $4,000 up; at bargain
prices. Write for appointment, l32o Avenue
T. Brooklyn.
It'll AV., near St. Johns place. rooms.
baths: story stone. H. a. CROSBY, 293
Greene
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
DESK ROOM. with stonographc and tele-
phone service 90 West St. Building.
Phone Rector 2OlS.
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It'd ST. Vest or rooms, elegantly
furnished, including use of dainty llitch-
en-; all outside: thoroughly modern apart
ment; $50 and $50 weekly; only adults
with unquestionable reference: seen by
appointment. rs Herald, Herald So
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observation-disclosures or Rent.

WINTER home in Mortified, Mass. old
Colonial house OF eight large rooms. two
bathrooms electric light. steam heat. fire
place. antique furnishing; near church ana
nuhlic library; garage: fine view. November
TO April. L. +. HOWARD, agt., East North
field Mass.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FROM November to April, small furnished
apartment, near Il" or subway station;
rental must be moderate. BURGOYNE, i
Glenbrook road. Stamford, Conn.
WILL PAY sos a week for furnished apt,
two double bedrooms. Write immediately
COX, 524 w. 173d ST.
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$350-SiQ0 monthly; maid service supplied II
desired. Apply Superintendent on premises.
Tel Columbus 1850.
I'D ST. Vest or rooms, elegantly
furnished, including use of dainty kitch-
en-; all outside; thoroughly modern apart
ment: $50 and $50 weekly only adults
with unquestionable reference: seen by
appointment. IS Herald. Herald SO.
72D. 166 wEsT-Apartrnent OF three rooms,
1 consisting of bedroom, combination living
and dining room, tiled kitchen, ice refrigera-
ton and large bathroom with alcove shower
apartments are sumptuousv furnished; rental
1900 TO 1878 monthly; maid service supplied
II desired. Apply to Superintendent on prem
ises Eel. Columbus 1910.
TOD Express.-Attractive three room non
housekeeping suite suitable two gentle
men; $50 monthly. Phone Columbus 1867
or 276.
72D ST, 20 west.-Two rooms. kltchenette
bath, from September also one room
kitchenette and bath. Seen afternoons.
73D, 1873 w. OIotel Nobleton) Several
beautifully furnished two room suites with
bath, moderate weekly and monthly rates;
Sl22 monthly up: $50 weekly up.
18TH. 327 wcst.-EleEant two rooms, bath;
entire floor; high class house.
sOTH. 10. WEST.
Unusually high class and extra large one
and two rooms with bath attractively fur
| rished; "omL lete hotel service: restaurant in
building ideal location. Apply on premises
o, 2. Kempner & Son. 80 eth av.
DOTH ST, 70 EAST Corner Park av)-
Completely furnished apartment seven
rooms, two baths. for eleven months; ele-
giant furniture, including Knabe grand plano:
references required. Telephone Lenox 5000.
$3.50 per month. Inspection by appointment.
W. BRACKETT.
o3D ST, s. w. CORNER MADISON AV.
Newly decorated apartment I room and
hat hot. Il
service; extraordinary value: block from
park; restaurant. HOTEL ASHTON. Tel.
I.cnox 272.
| ODD ST. Corner Madison av).-Apartments,
beautifully furnished corner suite, . rooms,
bath: $40 per room, bath, up. Hotel Ashton.
9TH ST. and Riverside Drive--6 room
apartment piano. Apt. ~. ALLEN. 2Tso
Morningside.
177TII ST. 7O1 WEsT-Elegantly Furnished
. room elevator apartment; 100000 In
quire BISHOP.
200 Madison av.-Two rooms and bath; res
taurant in building. Telephone 1852 Muir
ray Hill
200 CENTRAL PARK SOUTH OVERLOOK
ING CENTRAL PAFI<) -THREE EXCEP-
TIONALLY LARGE ROOMS, BATH AND
MAID SERVICE APPLY TO SUPT.
PHONE CIRCLE 524s.
2i0 Riverside Drive capt. 1927, near Goth
St., sumptuously furnished. rooms. foyer
and bath suite, sunny and airy, overlooking
Hudson; maid. valet and restaurant service
will sublet; reasonable rental; exceptional
opportunity. MIR. METER. Riverside 1896
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For SALE

FOR SALE
AT HEMPSTEAD. L. I.
home of unusual attractiveness.
hollow tile construction, covered with
stucco: practically new and In splcn-
did condition: IS rooms, baths, 2
car garage; grounds cover two acres.
Geo. L. Hubbell. Garden City, l.. l.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CHAs. y. V BISSETT. -wrlte w. w. at
last address.
MRS. EMILY SCHULTZ. formerly OF 253
W. 10Th St, n. Y. C.-If You will COM
municate with MARTIN FREEMAN, B'way
and 29th ST.. Flushing. l.. T., you Will re-
ccive Information advantageoua 20 YOU.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

p>~~-~-~~~-~-~~~--~-~~~
Borough of Bronx-Sale or Rent
UNIVERSITY TEIGHTS.-Bronx privatt
dwelling, too large for owners family y
rooms, 2 baths; laundry in cellar; plot I0S
100; immediate possession. II. KNOBLOCH
800 Broadway.
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! T2D EXpress.-Attraetive three room non
| housekeeping suite suitable two gentle
men: $50 monthly. Phone Columbus 1867
or 276
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

1917 Henderson motorcycle, Rodgers side
car: new. 2102 Prospect av., ask for
ERNEST. Tel Fordham $500.
Furniture.
DOUBLE brass bed. chiffoniers. desk and
piano. Call Monday, Apt. 6, North. 125
Riverside Drive.
Musical Instruments.
PIANO. upright, Weber. beautiful tone. ma
hogany cost 5000, will sell for $500; also
player. Call Monday. 125 Riverside. Apt. O
North.
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MACHINERY WANTED.
WANTED-FOUR SLIDE WIRE
FORMING MACHINE: MUST BE
IN GOOD CONDITION. ADDRESS
M 2Is HERALD, HERALD SO.
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HANDY man wants position to take care of
furnace; does all small carpenter, paint
ing. electrical and plumbing repairs. 40
Herald. Herald so.
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CARPENTER, alterations rooms divided.
jobbing, estimates. Kane, 20S p. sd.
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New Jersey-saIe or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL home and garage; fruit, Der.
ries; house has all improvements: splendid
location for conimutcr; Ideal surroundings
putberford. N J.
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TO LET-3O0 So IT, office space. private
office, at $3.50 per SO. 1t. Apply room pol.
102 Fulton st.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
5eTH STREET. NEAR PARK.

Bachelor duplex apartment just COM
pleted, pronounced the most unusual In New
York; unique plan and decorations. rsre
antique furnishings. paintings, tapestries
decorated glass cathedral windows, beam
ceilings, balconies; studio living room with
open fireplace adjoining terraced library
SSis feet long, 1Sis feet high opening into
sunken garden; bedroom, breakfast room.
private foyer. &c. $4,000 per year. Tele-
phone Plaza S067. Superintendent.
5I-5sTII East (Tl0 Lexington av.)-Large
living room. open fireplace. bedroom, bath:
mountaineering. Plaza 632s.
62D ST., 30 East.-s room apartment, mas
sion at once.
list. West.-2 rooms. bath, kitchenette;
Wen furnished; years lease. Owner Tele-
phone NJ. H. 266.
72D. 1866 WEST-Apa rtments of 4 rooms,
consisting OF large living rom. bedroom,
dining room, Tiled kitchen with ice refrigera-
ton; particularly fine bathroom with alcove
shower; II two bedrooms are required, dining
room can be furnished extra bedroom;
apartments are sumptuously furnished rental
S350-siQ0 monthly; maid service supplied II
desired. Apply Superintendent on premises.
Tel Columbus 1910.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

BOOKS bought; cash paid for libraries !:
large and small collections; drop card.
we Ill call. FRIEDAIAN'S, 80 w. 47th St.
Bryant $3.50.
] pay 1850 more than any one for your fur
niture, rugs. pianos, paintings. BAISLEY,
IL University place (Stuyvesant 229S).
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RusINrsS PLACES TO LET.

Above isth u. 60 ssth II. GIneiusivel.
East River 60 North River.
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177TII ST, 701 WEST-Elegantly Furnished
. room elevator apartment; 100000. In
quire BISHOP.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-sale or Rent.

BAYsIDE, Maxwell-Bell avs; 8 minutes
from station: just completed stucco houses,
attractive LARGE rooms. Apply premises. or
oO4 East 18TH ST., n. Y. KIRWAN BUILD
ING CO., Inc.
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I'D, 1d6 WFST-Apartments OF three rooms,
I consisting of bedroom. combination living
and dining room, tiled kitchen, ice refrgera-
ton and large bathroom with alcove shower:
apartments are sumptuously furnished; rental
1900 10 1915 monthly: maid service supplied
II desired. Apply TO Superintendent on prem
ises Tel Columbus TC4O
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ODD ST. Corner Madison av) .-Apartments
beautifully furnished corner suite, rooms
bath; S75 per room, bath up. Hotel Ashton.
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-FOUR outside rooms, same block with 1s1st
st. subway station: $65 per month ga w.
1904 AT
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BUTLER. oolored man. wishes position.
Jackson, care or HENDERSON, o1z Motifs
nv. TgrOny.
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SECOND floor, private house. Improve
ments: Heights; immediate possession. g
1903 Herald, Harlem.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

st. Nicholas av.-Siugle apartment Z
)oms and bath. all improvements. cleo
light. Owner on premises.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

ACCOUNTANT-Boot systematized, audited.
opened tax specialist; arrangements firms
without bookkeepers. corporation partnership
accountancy: reasonable. Greene. 1857 Hud-
son Terminal Building. Telephone Cortlnndt
80
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

MADISON Av., 745-Beautiful light room,
with bath; conveniences. LEWIS, Plaza
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Above 18th st. to 59th st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.


East River to North River.
BUILDING suitable for any business.
LEWIS, 565 1st av Tel. Vanderbilt 2S10.
DESK ROOM to suitcase in high class Of
flee TO responsible business man. Inquire
Room 203, 81 East 42d St, New York.
LOFT.-Top loft, 1000 feet; exceptional
light; elevator. heat; modern building;
suitable offices or ideal for Jeweller, en-
graver, compositor, craftsmen. 144-146 w.
18th ST. Tel. Watkins $3.50.
MADISON Az, 34s.-Parlor store near Ritz
and Biltmore hotels; excellent for hair.
dresser or any refined lady's line. r 161
Herald. Herald SO.
OFFICES. Stores. also 1 entire floor,
60y1O0, new modern building at ~ 70 46
w, SD st. Agent on promises or OLIVER
LAiIN, 101 w. 42d st. Bryant 1126.
TWO lower lofts, with cellar 25xioO; sulta
bic for manufacturing. steam heat, cleo
triclty. NEUMANN. 800 y. 18th.
WILL give desk ROOM office building near
42d st. and Madison av. Box X 713 Herald,
$50 R'way.
84TII ST, 123 East.--Parlor floor for busi-
ness. HIBSON. 115 Il. 3ith.
Above 59ti St.-5th Av. 10 East River.
LOFT to let; light on all sides and skylight.
50x100 has plant ready TO run If desired
for ladies' wear. $50 Il. 1921 st. See Mr..
GROATE.
Above 18th st-5th Az. TO North River
9th ST.. 2O6 west.-offlce doctor. dentist.
room apartment. ground floor. SUPT.
Miscellaneous.
FOR bargains in commercial water front
properties see JOSEPH Il. MULLIGAN,
80 Broad st.
OFFICES. LOFTS. WAREHOUSES, SHOW
ROOMS, all sections. J. CLARENCH
DAVIES. 30 Nassau St. John III. 81 East
80 ST.. Vanderbilt 49,.
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FOR RENT-Completely renovated house.
10 II. 18th Il. Apnly to your own broker,
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FURNISHED stucco hunraowr ~ Arverne:
all improvements. ] block from station and
20 minutes from New York rent $50. NJ.
SHAPIRO & CO, 2t57 bcll rtarbor.
TSENsINGTON. Great NcrE 3 minutes 10
station. attractively furfii he'd new house /:
open nreplaces sun pnrlor living. dining
and four master bedrooms baths, tiled
Kitchen. 1870 monthly until April 10. Tel.
r7O Great Neck.
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SUBURBAN HOMES ON L. I.

SUBURBAN HOMES ON L. I.
convenient to station, stores. minutes to
trolley and excellent train service to N. Y;
10 rooms: all improvements; $75; rooms.
new, open fireplace, decorated: 5 minutes
to express station, 40 minutes to New York.
r. T. CHILDS,
Al W. oath st. Tel. FitZ Roy $40.
or Garden City 1886.
SPRINGFIELD, L. I.-Houses and lots. bar
gains SCHABEHORN, opposite station
Telephone Springfield 1917.
So 600 CASH, balance as rent, VIII buy a
or,er fireplace large living room and sun
parlor. tiled bath, four large bedrooms, sit
uated In the best residential section oc West
bury on one acre plot beautifully land
ecaped: Q car garage; Immediate possession.
HARRY CHANDLER, Butler ST.. Wtstbury.
L..
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HELP WANTED FEMALE.


A few positions are now open for girls or
young women in stock department and for
office work. L. ". Waterman CO., III
broadway (see Mr.. Bridgman, I'd hoor).
BOOKKEEPER stenographer, capable
woman, accurate: thoroughly experienced
In cloak and suit line must be able to take
complete charge OF office. Call Monday,
Jacob Dorf, 10 East 33d st
BOOEKEEpER'S assistant, IN wholesale
millinery concern. Write, stating expert
ence aud salary desired, FOX 15i, 200 Cable
Building.
MAID-wA1TRESs. five in FAM
ilv; good wages; references required. Call
Monday, 10 to ~. Mcclellan. 755 Park av.,
corner I'D.
CIfAMBERMATD-W WAITRESS. colored girl,
in small private family; must have best
Of references. Call 4OT w. 21st st. Phone
Chelsea 2370
CIIAMRER M AID-LAtrNDRE first class:
in family. apartment: references
quIred. Montague, 15i Central Park West.
corner 10th st.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

DRESSMAKER desires showroom and work.
rooms for small establishment IN 40s "a
COS, between 9th and Park avs. upper floors
OF modern elevator building satisfactory.
Phone Plaza 1863.
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Situation. yynntcd--Mnlc

Situations wnntcd--Mnic.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
100 w. 46th. Bryant 77S7-O6os.
Experienced professional domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1871 Lexington av. 1855 Mad
ison 50.
IOFI 1IItS, elevator operators, dishwa shers,
colored free also female. sealeys Agency,
Audubon 2TNS.
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furnished.

SIX room street floor apartment, convenient
subway; central preferred. DR.. NORWOOD.
233 W. AID. Principals only.
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Situations Wanted-Femalc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
4 ANff. T. ROI.CHIgRED co


40 WEST 33D ST, ESTABLISHED 1890.
offer positions in finest families. with
highest wages: cooks, chambermaids. wait
resses, kitchenmaids. laundresses, govern
esses, nurses. houseworkers. &C.: also couple,
moderate fee.