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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-29
PRICE TREND IS LOWER.

Introducing Henry Ford, OF Chi
cago, manufacturer Of Ford cars and
Fordson tractors. IL you please.
Mr.. Ford created quite a stir one
day last week by l announcement
that. taking effect '~~ediately, the
price of Ford manufactures would
bo lowered--and this despite the fact
that his company has orders ahead
FOR cars the number of which runs
high into the thousands. He says
and 1t IS evidently a fact-that his
company will temporarily lose money
by tho action taken. but he Is OF the
opinion-and 1t Is sound opinion
that we have permitted greed and
the love OF unfair gain to get the
better OF our judgment, and the ever
increasing prices Of all commodities
is leading directly to a final crash.
1t is well that Mr.. Ford has taken
the initiative in the matter OF call
ing halt on increasing prices. 1t
had to come some time. from some
source, and the real pity Of it is that
1t was not inaugurated so soon as
the excuse for peak-tending prices
the war in Europe-Was brought to
close. 1t may be that Mr. Ford's ac-
tion will avert that toward which
we have been tending for some time.
If 1t is followed pretty generally, In
various lines, lower level may be
reached without disaster to any great
number OF people or interests. What
ever the final result. It will prove
less OF jolt than had the starting
back toward sound business methods
and levels been delayed longer.
Speaking along this line, following
MIR. Ford's sudden action in lower
ing prices, Bradstreet's Review OF
Trade says:
Price Observation-Disclosures. pres
ent or to come-have seemed to hold
the center OF the stage this week and
lmpart an unusually irregular ap-
pearance to trade distribution. Tho
wholesale and jobbing trade has nat
uraliy reflected a big share Of the
nnscttlement visible. nd reports
from this line are not grr'tly differ
eht from a week ago. whereas. the
retail business shows a shade more
OF activity.
Regarding this matter Of price
changes, 1t might be said that cuts
IN rolored cottons, which seem 10
nave registered sharply on public
CONSCIOUSNESS this week, were really
made by the mills and large iobbers
last week. and were so announced a
mat Tune. Cuts in automobile prices
nave, however, seemed to catch tho !
public eye, and the response OF mail |
order houses to the cuts in c0ttons
ana other textiles have made marked
impressions, tending to dwarf the
known fact that September has seen
Il rather rapid and widespread mark
ing down Of quotations in other lines.
which seems likely to give that
month rs Il whole especial promi.
nence In the history OF price read
Jnstment following the war
Commodity price movements
snow some notable rccessions. Corn
fell through the dollar price for fu-
lures at the West, and cotton has re-
1iected poor trade reports at home
aEd abroad in a two-cent decline. Re-
flned sugar, raw wool. live meat-pro-
ducing animals and leather prices
are lower, while dairy products have
advanced"
Dun G. Co.'s review OF the situa-
fion as regards possible results OF
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-09-29
t''''''''.-.s.t.t..3. .s..s..s..i..i..I..i..i..3.
+ LOCAL AND PERSONAL. j.
f.t.l.t..s.st.f..i..fi.

Miss Isabel Macaulay, Of Ander-
son, spent the weekend in WalhalIa
with her mother, Mrs Hettie Macau-
lay. and family.
! Mrs. Jack Darby and Misses
Nonnie and Alice Belle McLees left
| Sunday last for Atlanta, where they
will be for several days
Miss jamie Neville returned to
Walhalla last week from Clemson,
where she has been for some time
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. G. Shank
lin.
Mrs. Jesse C. Neville Is In An
derson. where she is undergoing
treatment in local sanitarium. Her
many friends are glad to know that
she is improving nicely.
Mrs. J. w. Shelor left last week
to visit her sister. Miss Mamie Har-
rts, at Staunton, Va. Miss Harris has
been quite i'll for some time, but is
reported slightly better at present.
John Ansel. who is now a stu
dent OF Glemson College. was at
home for the weekend at the home
OF his parens, Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Ansel. He came up on account OF
IhO oOi iouS lllucSS VI MS RrdQQnO-
thery. Mrs. Geo. Blumner.
Miss Ola Thain, Of Columbia, ar
rived in Walhalla last Saturday and
Will have place on the faculty OF
the Walhalla High School. She Is a
graduate OF the University OF South
Carolina and comes to Walhalla
highly recommended for her ability
as teacher
Sheriff w. NJ. Alexander left last
Saturday for Camp Dix, N. j., with
requisition papers for Henry Crow,
OF this county. who was arrested on
a charge OF assault and battery with
intent to kill While out on bond he
Joined the army. lie is wanted now
by his bondsmen for trial at the No
vember term Of Court.
DR.. and Mrs. John d. Werner,
Jr., left Monday for Toccoa, Ga. at
which place they will make their
home for the present DR.. Werner will
engage in the practice OF medicine
at Toccoa. They have many friends
here who regret their departure and
who will wish them we'll in their new
home.
Treasurer r. Fl. Alexander left
last Wednesday for an extended triD
west. He will visit his son, Knox
Alexander. at Cascade Lock, Oregon.
and his brother in Oklahoma before
his return. His trip will occupy sew
cral weeks. His Oconee friends will
hope for a pleasant journey and safe
return.
A love story as appealing as the
most beautiful romance in your
MONOGRAM adventure picture as
gripping as any serial thriller-a
scenic marvel as wondrous as tho
most inspiring travel picture you We
ever known--"Blind Husbands, at
Rex Theatre. Monday, Oct. 4th, Ad-
mission 10 and 25c. Matinee 3 y. m.
adv.
elsewhere in this issue will be
FOUND an advertisement OF C. Fl.
McCall ofering, in October, some OF
MS lands for sale at auction. Mr..
mccall desires the public to take no.
tlcc' however. that the lands have
Deen Withdrawn from public auction,
he having disposed OF the land at
private sale. He was too late in Civ
ing notice to this effect to have the
advertisement withdrawn from this
issue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Washington Heights, Above 125th St..
West of 9Th Av.
FOR sale or exchange, $50 st. Nicholas av.
10 family cold water flat: guaranteed
rentals 81. lao per annum; subject to SIS. SOC
first mortgage, held by trust company, and
$4,000 second; price 1900 TO quick buyer
b. o., 4s0 Herald. Herald square.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

/ have buyers Nor private dwellings and
apartments in the better sections OF Man
haitian. Send me details of your property
to-day. CLARENCE c. MARTENS. 14l6
B'way (39th st.). Tells Bryant 9l91 and 44I6.
WANTED-Detached house, or 20 rooms,
all improvements. 40xf00. near subway and
school: East or West Bronx or Washington
Heights preferred; give full particulars; no
brokers. Address SADOCK, 49, Broome ST.,
New York.
WANTED-Floor two family house. New
Rochelle; rs rooms; use yard; $75 monthly.
DAILY. 212 w. 121st.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-saIe or Rent. :

TEN room modern home, built just before
prices rose; plot 7ox120; beautiful trees
and flowers; owners business transferred 20
New Orleans; 3 minutes from station. o6
trains daily; % minutes from city: winter 5
coal supply. BOEGLI, Crestwood av., Hollis
Park Garden, Hollis. l.. /. Telephone o4asM
Hollis.
TWO CEMs.-iO aud rooms; strictly mod
ern: all improvements; excellent locations
large plots, fine shade, fruits, grapes. ber-
ries garage, view OF Sound: artistic deco
rations. extremely attractive; sacrifice for
quick sale; terms. w. ". HOLMAN, owner.
Douglaston. Phone Bayslde ISL or 2O3
wEsTBURT-5 minutes 10 station, in best
residential section OF village. eight room
modern homes, all improvements. parquot
floors. tiled baths, large living rooms, sun
parlors. four bedrooms: car garage; on a
beautifully handicapped plot OF one acre: easy
terms. HARRY CHANDLER. Butler st.,
Westbury, L. /.
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Borough OF Bronx

Borough OF Bronx.
WAREHOUSE floor space for rent. 1915 cents
monthly. S1.20 year; New Haven tracks in
building; crane service; suitable for ma
ehinery storage. CLEAVLAND DULUTH
Co, INC, East both st. and Locust av
Phone Melrose 5i4. William Hanson man
ager.
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Borough Of Brooklyn. Z

TWO new showrooms, best automobile sec
ton, Bedford av., BROOKLYN rented as a
whole or decided TO suit tenant. LAWRENCE
Circle 100.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

~-~-~~~~--~~--~~-~~--~-~-~
BEECHHURST, J.. l. (s Riverside Drive) -
30 minutes from Penn. Station, minutes
from Whitestone Landing Station; 80 trains
daily all outside rooms: refined surround
ings; excellent home cooking; rooms, $40 up !;
with board, $25 up per week; special prices
for couples or families. Write or phone
Flushing 2030R.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 500 Corner 1oith st)
Southern exposure every room, private
bath and telephone; elevator; Hungarian
Mrs IDA MARKS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549-Attractive suite
two rooms overlooking Drive; use OF bath ;
excellent board; suitable gentlemen. Payne.
list ST, W.-Room. gentlemen or couple,
private bath, home comforts, private Amer
lean family breakfast and dinner; refer
ences. Columbus s194.
SID ST. 81 West-College student may Sc
cure board In exchange for taking small
girl 10 and from school. Phone Schuyler s4Ss
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REAL EsTATE-SwITZERLAND.

FOR SALE in Lausanne, Switzerland a
beautiful VILLA. new; unforeseen circum-
stances; splendid location In one of the best
quarters of the city. with unsurpassed View;
10 large rooms, large porches, maid rooms.
water, heating system. complete electrical
apparatus with lighting fixtures; vacuum
cleaner; shady garden; exceptional oppor-
tunity Write TO p. DE RIIAM, manager.
Galleries du Commerce. Lausanne. Switzer-
lar
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Borough of Queens--saIe or Rent.

AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new frame and
stucco house. rooms and bath; built by
days work; on corner plot connected with
sewer; in exclusive section, with fine old
shade trees; convenient TO all transportation ::
house has enclosed porch. living room with
open fireplace, built-in bookcases, hall.
kitchen, pantry and a sunny dining room on
first floor; large chambers with large
closets and tiled bath; large room and attic
on third floor; heated by steam american
Radiator system), lighted by electricity:
laundry In cellar; an unusual plan; not du-
plicated anywhere; inspection invited; price
S14 500, $1,000. cash. JOHN A. RAPELYE,
owner and builder. Broadway and Maurice
av.. Elmhurst.
ELMIIURST. detached Colonial duplex
houses, exclusive design, Z rooms and bath
parquet floors, electric lights, American RAJ
diator heating system; splendid location !:
ready for occupancy October 15; $4,000,
50 800 cash. JOHN A. RAPELYE. owner and
builder, B'dway and Maurice av., Elmhurst.
FOR Sale--Unusually attractive all year
garage; first floor has large living room,
dining room. kitchen, extra toilet and laun-
dry In basement; second floor, 3 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 assessments: . minutes
walk to large park and bathing, 1 block OK
press station, IL minutes Grand Central, )
cent fare; $1,000 cash required. balance on
terms. For plan and photo call, write or
New York, room 1914; phone Vanderbilt 9isI
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Dressmakers. seamstresses a MIIliners.

lean: evening gowns; remodelling: out.
IS; references. Miss Fairman. Schuyler
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STATEN ISLAND.

The best brick mansion on Staten
Island can be bought for $1,000 10
rooms electric light, steam heat, oak
trim, double floors, tile bathroom
double thick glass, asbestos roof, all
waterways copper. all steps. walls and
porch concrete: about acres, includ-
ing brick barn and garage, outbuild-
ings: about $50 fruit trees 200 grape
vines, asparagus beds. high ground:
/ minute from X. II. station.
Huguenot Park. Staten, Island.
WILLIAM II. DIEHL.
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BAKER. c. RowELL. NC.
AZ West 34th ST., n. Y. city.

MAIBA, l.. T. NEAR whitestone) Fine spot
10 build: b0ri00; Summit place, overlooking
the bay; also at station corner plot lots;
bargain. G.. u. PHILLIPS, 90 Cambridge
place, near Gates nv., Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

ONE aero. rvums. new houses. all Inn
provcments, parquet floors tiled baths,
open fireplaces, sun paflors, latest design 2
car garage. oil a plot beautifully HANDICAPPED,
8 minutes to stations $1,000 cash, balance
on easy terms. HARRY CHANDLER, But
Ter St. westbury L
SPRINGFIELD, T.. I--fiouses and lots. bar
gains. SCHADEHORN, opposite station.
Telephone Springfield lhlI.
room hou and BATH 100 #. front. 100 II
deep; all Kinds fruit trees In caring, era pc
arbors, shrubbery, hedges chicken house =
hot water heat, all improvements 10 min
ues' walk to depot; $500. terms. Phone
1seSR Hampstead. Princeton St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

10 RENT.-Suitable office accommodations
for engineering and contracting company,
for occupancy prior to May /, 1921, looking
for permanent location: G,000 10 5000 feet
wanted: good light; would consider store,
loft or residence capable OF alterations. c.,
1929 Herald, Fulton ST.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORIES FOR RENT. IS 900 so. It. !:
floors 5000 1900 IT,. all or separate ;
modern buildings; sprinkler, elevator. cleo
vrng Inna 1sand 1{, iiii ~, n,
from Grand Central Station. blocks from
all subways; cent fare; principals only.
man ST.. New York. Telephone 350l Beck
man
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.


GOTH ST., q West.-House to let. Inquire
on premises.
FOR RENT-Completely renovated house,
16 Z. 18th st. Apply to your own broker.
Borough of BroGklyn.
BAY UNDERGRADUATES; detached garage; y
rooms baths. hot water heat; instanta-
neous water heater overlooking Crescent
Club grounds; near subway; $3.50. Hanover
5225.
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buys new one family dwelling In heart of
Flatbush; rooms, tiled bath, parquet floors,
electric lights, steam heat; tastefully deco
rated vacant; balance like rent, 500 month
ly. LOUIS JAKOBSON, $50 Nassau st.
Telephone 0T05 Deekman.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN wants furnished room. De-
tween Sth and 18Th SITS: private family pre-
ferred So per week; references. c SO Her
aid. Herald so.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

F~-----~~-~--~-[1--l117--l7-
ASSISTANT detitian and registrator young
woman desires position IN hospital or pri-
waite institution. some experience. @ 1892
Herald. Brooklyn.
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GREAT NECK.


immaculate pOsseesIon.
$500, large plot. master bedrooms, 2
maids rooms. baths, garage.
49,. 900. III acre. IL rooms. 3 baths. ma
chine garage and apartment.
Some OF the finest residences, $40, 900 and up
% minutes electric express service TO Man
la titan.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

Long IsIand-Sale or Rent.
ATTRACTIVE brick English type house. 3
master bedrooms. Boulevard corner; sta
ton 2 minutes: adjoining golf course; 20
minutes Penn Station; price $4,000. FRANK
l.. FISHER CO., 80 II. 42d.
BAYsIDB BARGAINS; 5000
Stucco and shingles. 7 rooms. bath, steam
heat, electricity, rarquet floors station
s minutes; terms. HEssELs. Fitz Roy 22TO
BALDWIN. furnished room
bungalow; garage: steam, gas, electricity.
Phone Freeport 1000W.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. books written up. monthly
audits. statements. g.. 1868 Herald. Ful
ton NJ.
AUTOMOBILES repairmau. coiorcd. expert,
do your repairing At your home; VIII tako
charge OF n number commercial and pleasure
cars. Audubon 800. Davis, 0oi st. Nich-
oias av.
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ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
Few desirable rooms open for winter en-
gaeemcnt. Tel 1914 Yonkers. 12f Bruce av.
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NICELY furnished rooms; suites suitable fsr
bachelor housekeeping; reasonable. Tel
1884 Main
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Borough of Broolsiyn>saIe or Rent.

BARGAIN, corner, brick; families; mod
ern improvements; S2s.000 rent, S4.750.
OWNER, 957 Eastern Parkway. Decatur
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

NEAR subway. five rooms and bath; nicely
furnished, porch, electricity, heat, gas
pa rQuet floors suitable for adults. and no
objection 20 one baby. Tel. 690R. Shore Road.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TC LET.
West Side.

West Side.
35TH ST.. 81 w.-Large. light front room.
newly decorated, neatly furnished, i'm
provements. suitable for two; references re-
/ quired.
10TH ST.-Furnished room. private family;
1854.
/ SGD. 1o7 W.-Attractive large parlor bed
room; business people; convenient: refer
! ences. ROLLEN.
| SID ST., III west.-Parior and bedroom:
reasonable. gentlemen. Schuyler 149o.
s4TH, IL w. Central Park7-Attractiye
room. one, two so; ground floor Kerr.
| 9GTH ST. near Park)-Large. beautifully
furnished high class room. strictly private
bath electricity; one two gentlemen. River
! side Sass
10TH ST.. 80I West.-l'wo excellent rooms
prefer business gentleman. Academy 4loS.
| 10TH ST. (near B'way) Exceptional suite,
| two, three rooms, lavatory room: gentle
! men; business couple: elevator; Protestant
| family; references. RYON, tel 1890 Academy.
112TH ST, S604 west-Large front room.
! well appointed; elevator; gentlemen. Cathe-
18TH. between 7th and SIN avs.-Beautifuliy
furnished large double front room; business
couple Telephone Cathedral $3.50.
! 11STH, 800 W.-Gentlemen's attractive living
and bedroom; private bath. Morn. 4565.
| 123D. $50 West.-Large two room suite, ex-
cellently furnished; private; or gentle
men references. Morningside sl63M.
| LAUGHLIN
129TH, 100 W-Handsomey furnished suite,
| rooms, electric light. Morn. 3574.
18TH, 557 W-Siagle or double roo for
gentleman. with reference; all modern con-
veniences. DATSON.
152D ST. oil West.--Large room. adjoinlhs
path: every convenience; private house.
| 152D ST. $40 w.-Room adjoining bath;
private family: gentleman. Apt %.
161sT ST, 657 W.-Large airy room, bath
adjoining. Wadsworth 6720: apt-3B.
16STH ST. 60i w. (Apt. 5l)-Two large
or two gentlemen only; subway express and
| bur stations at corner. Tel. Wadsworth
| $3.50. MOORE
| 163D. COO W.-Room for two gentlemas twin
| beds. Apartment ~.
Borough OF Bronx.
BRYANT HOUSE.-40 nicely furnished rooms.
electricity, steam; reasonable, strangers
accommodated. 1872 Bryant av.. l76th St
Fordham 74l7.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
| DESIRABLE furnished rooms. all localities
Ask us. GREATER NEW YORK RENTING
SERVICE, IL Court st., Buyn. Main 243.
LARGE room. private house, running water,
electricity, block 1nterboro subway, 20 min
utes Wall ST.; gentlemen; Christian. Flat
bush 664-R.
NICELY furnished sitting room and two bed
rooms. private house in Flatbush; cook
ing: Christian adults; references. Flatbush
NICELY furnished rooms suites suitable fsr
bachelor housekeeping reasonable. Tel
1884 Main.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.

UNFURNISHED rooms in high class elevator
apartment with young congcnial couple,
c., 1903 Herald, Wash. Hts.
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Borough of Bronx.

1856 UNIVERSITY AY.-Seven room apart
ment, I'd floor 'front.' modern, select, con
venicnt broadway subway. DEMPSEY.
Phone 296O fremont.
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Nurses. &c.
Mattresses. &c.

WAITRESS first class. wishes position small
private family no children; best refer
ences. Call between aand ~ O'Clock A. M.
or address 4lJ East 9th ST., care Mrs.
Hartman.
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TWO large. light Offices to suitcase. fines
so. district; now vacant. Apply GENERAL
CERAMICS CO., 30 Church st
WILL rent half OF front office or give desk
room; 40th st.. near 9th av. Phone Muir
rav rIfif oQg
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CLEANER, half time, American. neat.
colored; no Sundays. Agard, 30 Lenox av.
DAYS work. young woman. Address Mrs.
Hartman. 415 East cath st.
DAYS work. or by week, cleaning. Brown.
1901 Park av.
GIRL, neat. coored, any position; honest,
reliable. Tillmen-Brooks, 625 Lenox ay
LADY'S maid FOR elderly lady: excellent
masseuse and nurse; $40. 10 Herald.
Herald 50.
BADY'S maid; competent:s excellent seam
stress. packer: SEQ. win call evenings
Write only. Maid, az "a av.
WOMAN wants days work. Ida. 2178 Lsx-
ington av.. Apt. IL.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
I.onl Island

THE PINES. Hampstead. l.. I-Beautifully
situated, near Garden City; best accommo-
dations: rooms. single en- suite: excellent
table and service; booklet. Phone Hemp
stead 4JJ.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

Unfurnished.
SIX room street floor apartment, convenient
subway; central preferred DIR. NORWOOD,
233 W. 43d. Principals only.
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westches,er-sale or Rent.

BETTER THAN RENT.
One 9, Z room house with every i'm
provement. built this fall of best materials
bought before prices went up, few minutes
express station, half hour Grand Central for
sale at substantial savings to quick buyers
builder needs money for big contract; $4,000
cash gives Immediate possession; balance
monthly; exceptionally fine houses and loca-
ton. FISHER, 301 r. 10th st. Tel. Wads-
worth 22l0 Ant GIG a,enings
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SUBURBAN HOMES. TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

FORFEIT HILLS.
For rent. corner house. rooms, baths,
enclosed porches. 2 car garagO Phone
owner, Newtown 3194.
KENSINGTON, Great Neck. minutes TO
station; attractively furnished new house:
open fireplaces, sun parlor. living. dining and
four master bedrooms, tiled Kitchen; $3.50
monthly until April Is. Telephone $40 Great
Neck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

4 ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGES.
taneous water heater; a little palace Price
1880, your own terms. See 1453 e. 9Th
owner. WILLIAM LIss, 20 Court ST.
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UNUSUALLY attractive apartment. fur
nshed; 8 rooms. baths, garage space and
private park; within ~ minutes from New
York: year lease, $3.50 monthly. Phone
Boekman 80.
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HERfNN LEDGE. Rockland av.. Mamaro-
neck.-Large, airy rooms. veranda, lawns.
with forest shade. electricity, baths; excel
lent table. own farm products; open all year
round. roscrvations being made for winter.
Phone Manaroneck IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

BUILDER needs money; VIII sacrifice Q
rooms and bath all improvements; highly
restricted section, near Brighton subway.
Phone 3505 Coney Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-01

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