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Mattresses, &c.

WAITRESS.-Empoyer wishes 10 place comp
tent waitress and parlormaid; diseDgaged ia
nary 70; can be seen any time. Phone 1is1
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALES.

tcoNrrNuEp ON NEXT rAcE.,
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REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.

Bv Order of the Trustees OF Lady Hill, deceased
SANTA CA1TRfNA,
TAORMlNA, SICILY.
This well known villa occupied by the late
Duke OF sutherland. h. g.. the Earl OF Essex,
fhe late Sir Cuthbert Qulter. Bart. NJ. p. and
Others T. now 20 be SOLD. with or without the
valuable ana appropriate furniture aud contents
Rema rkably beautiful situation, considered the
lovliost SPOT I'm the Mediterranean. The villa
stands coo feet above the sea. on the rock bound
mountains. with glorious views 81 sea and coast
limo, surrounded hv prOfusely timbcred and de
lghtful gardens nd grounds arranged in terraces
with lovely heri accous and flower gardens trOp
cal trees and shrubs including oranges. lemons
and almondsl. The residence contains fins
suite OF reception rooms. including refcctory
30 feet by 30 feet. about - bed and dressine
rooms. hathrooms. &c: electric Light, central heat
ing, stahling. gnri &c. gardeners cottage, Nc
\ smaller residence, known Bella Vista,
corld be included In the sale.
G1DDY x G1DDY. ia Regent ST.. London $. W
T.. who have plans and series 81 photographs.
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MR.. JOHN F. DUNN
DIES AT AGE OF 81
(specsa, Despatch to the HeroN.J

GREENWICH, Conn, Thursday.-Mr.
John +. Duhn, landscape gardener, died
of pneumonia today at his home in North
field street. He was eighty-one years old.
Mr.. Duhn was one of the best known
landscape gardeners in this section. When
young man he was employed on the
estate Of Thomas Carney, prominent
New York politician in BOSS" Tweed's s
time. Mr.. Duhn was employed later by
William Rockefeller when the latter owned
and occupied the estate which he sold to
l.. V. Harkness.
For many years Mr.. Duhn wats employed
by Commodore L. c. Benedict on his es-
tate at Indian Harbor. He leaves his
wife.
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Housekeepers md Jan's ,.scs.

YOUNG girl. II. refined. intelligent. wishes DO
sition with business opportunity. Alice Eeeiy
192 Liberty av.. jersey CITY Heights. n. J.
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Laundresses, &c.

A respectable woman for laundress: S3 60 a day
Answer by mail Mrs. fIorgan 22f East s9th 81
|LhUNDRESS.-Youn woman takes refined fam
lily wash home, II delivered and called for
Lemp 1.412 av. 4.
L.UNDRESS. first class; best reference: private
family; five days a week. Care banervo, 113
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DIR. B. HOLLY SMITH,
NOTED DENTIST, DIES

BALTIMORE, Nd. Thursday.-Dr. b.
Holly Smith, president Of the faculty Of
the Baltimore Dental College, chairman of
the Executive Council OF the National
Association Of Dental Faculties and one of
the best known members Of the dental
profession in this country, was found dead
in bed at his home here today. Heart
disease was given as the cause Of his
death. He was sixty-one years old.
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MIR. WILLIAM 2. BEER.
Especial Despatch to the Herdlt

(Specia, Despatch to the Herald)
PORT CHESTER, N. Y, Thursday
Mr.. William p. Beer, one of the Oldest
residents of Port Chester, n. Y. died at
the United Hospital today at the age of
sixty-seven years. He was a corporal in
the old Twenty Regiment, New
York National Guard, and was a men,
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SIR ROBERT F. SYNGE
FALLS TO HIS DEATH

LONDON. Thursday.-Sir Robert Follett
Synge. deputy marshal Of ceremonies at
the Foreign Office, died this morning as
a result of a forty foot fall from his
bedroom window yesterday. He had re-
Gently been in poor health.
Sir Robert had been connected with the
Foreign Office for thirty-five years, and
in that time was officially concerned with
receptions to President Wilson. President
Poincare and other distinguished visitors
to England.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

WANTED Furnished or unfurnished house mot
necessarily modern II In adequate repair until
autumn. 1870: will lease for longer term ~ r.
quired; neither garage nor convenience 20 station
essential: quet, refined environment, adjacent
neighbors: Long Island district desired. within =
miles New York gentleman and wife. chill.
dren; purpose. seclnsion for composition. Address
COMPOSER. box $50 Herald Downtown.
wANTED-Furnished bungalow of five or sx
rooms at Beechhurst. DouglastOn Plandome oi
Vicinity: near water: desirable tenants: no chill
dren. Address -. H., 32s Herald.
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SISTER MARIE ELISE.

Sister Marie Elise died yesterday In the
New York Firemen's Hospital, with which
she had been connected for twenty years.
Her given name was Mary Elizabeth
Moyes. She obtained her carly education
lat Mount st. Vincent on the Hudson, and
completed her studies in France. For
many years before she went to the Fire
mems Hospital she was a teacher OF his
tory. chemistry and literature at Mount
ST. Vincent
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MR.. JAMES ii. DOUGHERTY.

Mr.. James II. Dougherty, City Attorney
OF Bayonne, N. j., died at his home on
Wednesday night. He was born in Eliza
beth forty-five years ago and was ad-
mitted to the Bar when twenty-five years
old. He was an active Democrat and was
named City Attorney last May. He had
been i'll a long time from a complication
of diseases. He is survived by his widow,
one son and two daughters.
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MIR. JosEPH LAMONT GAvIT.

Mr.. Joseph Lamont Gavit, son Of John
Palmer Gavit and Mrs. Lucy Lamont
Gavit died last evening at the home OF
his parents in Englewood, n. j.. Of typhoid
fever. He was in his twenty-first year and
was student at Harvard He was a
nephew of Thomas w. Lamont.
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MFR. WILLIAM r POWELL

CAMDEN, N. j.. Thursday.-William F.
Powell, for eight years Minister to Hayti
and for fourteen years principal Of negro
schools in Camden. died today at his home
here after a long illness. He was seventy
four years old
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MRS. MARGARET MURRAY.

Mrs. Margaret Murray. widow of Daniel
~. Murray, who was City Attorney Of
Bayonne, N. j., at the time Of his death.
died yesterday at her home. Her death is
attributed to grief over the death OF her
husband. She is survived by two sons.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

E.cHoTEG HGNffNGT0N. new YORK,
100 East. ll5th St.. 2o2 East sith: Brooklyn. e
weekly transient: 81 day mp.
A lady offers beautiful outside rooms. furnished
and unfurnshed. corner ,apart1mnent, West End
av.: near subway. Riversde-39S9
A comfortable home in elevator apartment, near
103d st. subway; large. warm. sunny room.
tive, sunny front bedroom. private family; i'm
provements: gentlemen preferred. NELSON
FgRNIsHED room ilght nCusskeePns for lady;
.25TH' ST. AND LEXINGTON Az.
Double and single sean ana
prices: transients and permanents accommodated.
LENox Av, 28e south corner 1920 st2GI1q,rgse,
heat. fa' hot tOan and cold cold water, parauet floor
furnished Saf pIGGs from sd,h 5, g I'd bus; ref
basement suitable FOR studio. -
WEST END Az. 5o5 West s4th st.l..Beautiful
suite Of rooms; suitable for doctor or dentist
WEST END Av., sos West s4th st).-Large.
light rooms: suitable for two. wo.
56TH ST.. / East-To be sublet. furnished
single room and bath; terms reasonable Apply
76TH-77TII West End av., .34l.-Larre back
parlor; private bath; steam heat, electricity.
ssTH. "a west.--Neat, comfortable rooms, one
two gentlemen; select private house, terrn'
o6TH. ca west.--Desirabie two rooms. private
bath, electricity: business people: references.
9th ST., West.-Beautifuly furnished suite,
s45; large back paror. SIS weekly.
10TH (321 Riverside Drivel-Comfortable. spa
cious room; electricity, parguer fteam ne nen. ~
references.
124TH ST., 534 west.-Parlor bedroom moderr
apartment; two gentlemen or business eoupio
MILLER. -------------.
i2grH. s0s west-Front bedroom; also back par
lor; running hot and cold water ater--------
f2TTH. 126A West apartment 6l.-NIce cleai
room: steam heat. bath. telephone: SUBWAY.
l2srT ST. 144 West.-Furnished rooms TO let
with or without kitchenette te-.
12gTH ST., 30 West.-Furnished room, kltchel
privilege. for lady; elevator; call 4. Nj.
references. WARRfNER,
13OTH 40 west.--Niceiy furnished. large. small
telephone: reference required d------------
f32D ST.. 2sf west--Large front parlor TO rent
electric light. running water. neat' Henuemei
or couple preferred; restricted olock.
i35TH. 234 West-Room for two persons. $3.50
chance to practise Spanish.
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MRS. CoRNELIA BUCKLEY.

MONTCLAIR, N. J., Thursday.-Mrs.
Cornelia Buckley, wife Of Thomas Buckley,
died last night from heart disease at the
home of her daughter. Mrs. John W.
Thompson. No. 1S2 Summit avenue. She
was born in Kingston, N. Y, eighty-one
years ago. Surviving are her husband, a
daughter and a son.
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MIR. ALOIS KOHIiER.

Mr.. Alois Kohler, veteran OF the clvll
war and retired cabinetmaker died ol
pneumonia on Wednesday at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Max Schlegel. NO. 1'o4-
Forty-seventh street, Brooklyn. He was
born in Bavaria and came to America
when youth. At the outbreak OF the
civil war he Joined the Twenty-eighth
Regiment, New York Heavy Artillery
After the war he was one Of the organizers
Of the old Thirty-second Regiment, Ma
tional Guard, and for a number OF years
was captain Of Company G. He leaves
three daughters and one son.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above nth ST. to 50th 81. (incIusive),
East River 10 North River.
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FARM PROPERTY.

Moncy-Msling Farms. IL States. $40 to Sl0t
an acre; stock, tools and crops often included
70 settle quickly: write for hIgst5sted BIZ s,y Bar
2026I, sun Building, New York.
ORANGE COUNTY farm: sacrifice sale: ma
chinery. horses. cows. helfers. pigs. Dickens,
ecres; see this SPRINGER. 139 East 3oth st..
New York city
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES

Cooks, &c.
COOK first class housekeep small family In
apartment. Write or call between aud ., Mrs.
cutzman, 40 Post ay., apartment ~.
COOK or general worker; highest reference; coun.
try. Call two days Advertiser. 32p West 3Jth.
COOK by day or part time TO get dinner. OoT1-
COOKING day or week. out. Apartment ).
COOK. competent, German. private: kitchen
work only; $50. Write Louise. ai1 I'd ay.
hale tlmei am good cook: to 4: colcrcd. Al.
bott. 305 Beuor av.
Chambcrmaids. &c.
CU UAMBERMAID.- French woman wishes light
chamberwork and assist with child or assist
waiting; apartment preferred. Call 10 To
T.. ~, NJ s., i53 Fast 18th ~.
CUAMBERMAID.WAIT in small privst,
familys city reference. li0 West glst
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93d S., S. w. Cor. Madison Avenue
APARTMENTS TO LET, UNFUR
NISHED.

SIX large. elegant rooms and bath. private home:
steam heat. hot water supply open plumbing
within three blocks subway station: $75 monthly
from February 1. 900 West 18th ST. Inquire
superintendent.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. Unciusive)
East River to North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Manhattan--For Sale.
Above nth 81. 40 53th 81. Unciusive)
East River 10 North River.
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iTIIE Anglers Club OF New York want one or two
rooms containing not less than 400 SQUARE fe,,t
snents or priyate house: preferably with dining
facilities Send propositiops to IS o.. 503 lIerald,
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WANTED one or two furnished rooms and boar
for man, wife and child. near Columbia Uni
versity Answe' wom iiop. 40 9TH ay. -----
72p. 'ce9 Wet. Room, with bath basement. with
bath; excellent table.
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MR.. JULIUS BARTHMAN.

EAST ORANGE. N. j., Thursday.--Fu-
neral services for Mr.. julius Barthfnan'
formerly proprietor Of a chain OF shoe
stores in Germany, will be held tonisns
at the home OF his daughter. Mrs. IA.
Rhodes FEEDER. where he died Monoay
night. He was born in Germany sevehty-
one years ago and came to this country
when a child.
Before establishing his business IN ser
many he owned shoe store IN newark
He developed the idea OF selling amer
can shoes ia Germany and opened stores
In Berlin, Frankfort and Hamburg. When
this country entered the war he left Ger
many and his sixteen stores were contis-
Gated.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

COUNTRY estates, properties. farms wanted.
GARAGE or saiesroOm for automobiles. 5Ox100 or
larger: neighborhoOd broadway, 42d 20 6oth'
also storr broadway. also service station.
Telephone Circle-.ts6.
WANTED--About 1000 square feet for wood
TN 40 East 4ist 81. Telephone Murray Hill
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Mr.. T. w. Hindley, Empire Theatres
Orchestra Conductor, Dies Suddenly
Stricken in Pit While Miss Ethel Barrymore Playing in De-
classee' and Expires Soon After Reaching Home
Formerly Connected with Henry c. Miner

Der OF Marrano Lodge OF Masons and the
knights OF Pythias Of Port Chester. lie
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MIR. ANDREW GAFFNEY.

Mr.. Andrew Gaffney, seventy years Old
a retired captain of the New YORK fire
Department, died on Wednesday at NO
psf Maple street. Brooklyn. He was born
in Manhattan and retired from active SER
vice fifteen years ago. He leaves two sons
and five daughters
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Borough OF Brooklyn.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
orEICE sPACE MANTEn

OFFICE SPACE WANTED.
REPRESENTATIVE OF Western manufacturer
desires ROOM ~ ZOO 10 900 squire feet or mart of
SUITE, with private offices and use Of part
GENERAL OFFICE from MAY 1 would lers
from two 10 three wears: location from FULTON ~
south 10 Wall or on 42d -. from 7th 10 Madison
sy.; give full particulars. Address W. n. 40
Herald DoNufown
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

4 Young man would ike room in private family
BRANOTAO. 371 Herald. --
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALES.

s'eAA'A 49, 8AA<hA~Os
BoOKKEEPER expert. part time; books opened
rates. n GerstSe Y4s6 Prospect Ppct iv. feA'0DaO'o
COMPANION for elderly rerson or Children. even
c. ss IVES: sls cs IHEgnS E lady, Address
DAILY goyerness has hours. disengaged: English
maths%ates; s music college diploma refer
EXCHANGE English. French. Spanish. music
.oS o5Segl,ected ,s.a, education for room. SUPERIOR.
as. companion 10 elderly lady or invalid or a.
mothers helper. Phone Tlce. 23ssM-white
GovERNEss, holsekeeper. companion; best ref
erences; salary SO NJ 1s9 Herald.
iTaIAN visiting sseehfT VII Eys Italian les
MAN1CURING, facial, scalp treatment Mcdonnell
lcoloredl. 100 West 139th. apartment z. Phone
M A s s A G. Il r,I5ca ,M5cEMsEID; MED.
ocOdn.s RT5s1o ,S New ST. Sswars
ing patients. 2. ss8 Boulevard thudson tube.
Summit station,. Jersey City Bergen-s14s.
scot sns 'ns .nr. n0Ss 70 f.
n. J. iopposite Hudson tubeel.
sTENoGRAPHER., one years experiences; under
stands office work: references: xlJ. NJ. f.. Us
Herald Downtown.
sTENoGRAPRER. beginner: good speller: refer
ences; S12. 10. L.. los Herald Downtown.
TRAINED nurse open. for engagement after May
1. 1920. for England or European travel. Ad
dress Miss Margaret iioran' u. M 1145 Lafayette
YOUNG woman. 90 unusual executive ability.
stenographer. correspondent. file and office re-
ord systeInizer. director sales desires position OF
responsibility preferably TO represent out Of tow
manufacturer: 10 years commercial experience
confident effective promotion work: S6J week
drawing account against commissioners pleasing
personality. religion Unitarian. Il. c.. d3 Herald
Downtown.
YOUNG girl. IL. refined. INTELLIGENT. wishes po
sition with business opportunity. Alice Eec1y
192 Liberty av. Jersey CITY Heights. n. J.
Housekcepers md JantS secs.
CARETAKER-Couple want positions: husband
employed; best references. u. c., 120 Herald
Harlem.
WANTED situation in refined home as workinc
housekeeper. PART TIME. in exchange for
small wages. room and board Address Middle
Aged American. to6 Herald.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES.
ACCOUNTANT expert undertakes spocial post
ing. bookkeeping work. temporarily permanent
y: monthly auditing income tax reportsi compc
tent reliable: references: fee moderate. Ncrucrcv
,4S2 Broadway. N. v
Nil LINES; BOOKS OPENED, CLOSED AZ
DlTEp; MODERATE BOX 22J MADISON
fCQNT1NCLn ON NEXT rAGGsl
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Upfurnsshcd.

nice light elevator apartment wanted between
10Th 81. and i60th st.. west side; five rooms. not
ever $40 or $50. Q. A.. 10 Herald.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

fIvE sToRY FLAT EXCHANGE ron LoTs
AND CASH. ROOM 20. MARTIN. EAST
10r ST
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED

Borough of Richmond.
SNAIL house. all improvements, near train, $50;
adults only. L. W. DELMAR, Summit av.,
New Dorp. $. ]. Phone An. u.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES.

Dressmakers, Seamstresses and MiIIiners
neat, plain sewing by day. Phone
4121-Academy.
STYLIsHLY designed misses gowns, dance frocks:
ont DAYS. 81 ;. D.. 3I2 Herald.
SHAMSTRESS, experienced: three days weekly;
private family. Nielsen. 341 West 54tb.
General HousewOrk, &c.
GENERAL houseworker. French, light colored.
ciy y ps1aa1S sf4 West tia5 9th SAMMY ST. pest
any domestic work. by the
BS1 eiss fas5 s?s sd sS sxpcrience' reference
HOUSEWORK or cook by refined girl Christiau
r, family adults: January %. B. j.. 100 Herald
HOUsEWORK.-Giri wishes general houseworl.
small family. Pauline Whitman. 231 East I'D
HOUSEW0RKER wishes position. country. Ap
ply 692 I'd av. two flights up.
6ousework. Biernwirt. 40 East e4th IL s. w.
I0USEW0RKER1 no eo9sing; sleep In: small
wash: coored SaruM 306 Lenox ay.
HOUSEWORKER twhite(, two family: sleep in:
no laundry. Davis. 500 Lenox nv.
HOUsEWoRKER mod small If, family; u sleep in refer
coored. young. reliable. Ford 306 Lenox ay.
HoUSEW oRkER, So week. or cook alone; Amer
lean colored. Gidney jackson. los East seth
HOUSEWORK wanted by young colored woman;
SO; sleep home. Jessie 259 West 1a7th.
Laundresses, &c.
A respectable woman for laundress; SS. 60 a day.
Answer by mail. Mrs. Horsan. 22f East s9th 81.
lily, lily wash q. home, II delivered and called Tor.
LtUNDRESS. first class: best reference; private
Il, family; five days week. Care Kanervo. 115
LAUNDRY wanted by -Flnnish woman. $500 day.
2l1 East a6th. care Llndos.
LAUNDRESS wishes washing home; references.
Pinkney. 104 West 142d ST.
LAUNDREsSi first class; home; best references;
Nurses, &c.
NURSE, companion to invalid. adult: e!csllers
=, os,s ma,ssseuse; doctors references. \. N, 1fs
with conyalescent. Welden. 62e Coinmhus ay.
NURSE neat. reliable; sleep in; walking child;
Mattresses, &c.
WA1TRESS.-Employer wishes 10 place compe-
tent waitress and parlormaid; diseDgaged JaG-
nary 70; can be seen any time. Phone HIST
WAITRESS wishes position with private Amcri-
can family +. Lentz. 231 East I'D
WAITRESS, tea room, any public position; neat
colored. Hill. 306 Jenox ay.
Miscellaneous.
cLEANING 6, ,l,y buy day. useful maid part TIM.
Murray Hill-6017
CoLoRED woman wishes position, cleaning offices
131st.
DAY worker. cleaning. useful, handy, reliable:
references. Gerstel, telephone 646s-TTarlcm.
GIRL, scrubblng, cleaning factory: no seworker:
no cooking; colored. Hazel. 200 Brook ay
HALE time mornings colored Americans: good
cleaner: willing. Brauman. BOG Jenox av
HALF time, 8 10 3; light colored neat Cum
mings. 5o6 Lenox av.
LADY'S maid.-Young woman, French socks no
siton With lady in hotel and later going TO
Europe. NJ. A.. L. y. box 16J. Grand Central
REFINED colored girl wants half time position.
Audubon-10I0. apartment 61.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough of Manhattan-For Sale.
Above I4th 81. to 59th So. Unclusive)
East River 40 North River.
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APARTMENTS TO LET. FURNISHED

APARTMENTS TO LET, FURNISHED
-~-~>--~~-~o~oS~-0~~~
ATTENTIoN!.Fiye II room, apartments. sl5t
ERNsT TRiBhLHoRN ihiaileS sos 'Vye Wes
9th st.
APARTMENT HUNTING UNNECESSARY
Renting Specialist. 100 West I'D. Columbus-s36
AI.rBNTIONi-5 to II room apartments, $50 up
excellent transit facilities; worth Investigation
ERNEST TRIBELHoRN, sos West 9th st.
ATTRACTIvELY furnished, moderate rental tw,
rooms. bath. living. FOSTER, so West ssth
HANDSoMEI,Y. furnished suite living room, two
GO e0nnecting bedrooms. non housekeeping. suitabl.
monthly Phone Columbus27s snSM 7sspre's' rent si0'
HANDSOMELY FURNIsHBD APARTMENT
RIIIxERSIDE DRIVE. PHONE 1GoLUMBUs-
HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
sLAWsoN & HoBBs. Ot5' ies West st" sSd' st.
SEVEN room apartme1t. two baths; eieganti,
Riverside between and p. NJ. Friday.
WEST 92d St, near Riverside Drive.-One large
room; bath h and kitchenette. by the month or e
April 30, $40 month. Telephone pENDLETON.
47TH, 1S2 West tFelix-P Portland HoteD.-Desir-
aSs sntes on wq nana and
22D ST.. 317 west.-Two rooms on parior floor.
nQPEf PHRR GTsG'ffs SG s Or wes weWlsaT a & ARCHIBALD
18th ST Broadway).-Two rooms. bath, Kitchen
phone siS cali sSfuyler1sgS. 5Sn0 private 'eie-
93d S., S. w. Cor. Madison Avenue.
Newly decorated apartments: one room and
bath $50 qp; two rooms bath s75, up; hotel
restaurant. Hotel Ashton. Telephone Lenox-272.
IA East 3sth stop floor. three rooms priva te
bath. excelently furnished maid service in
clgded; cnni CHOICE Murray Hill section! OWNER
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

-, -, -
10TH, 32l Wcst.--Two exceptionally large ele-
CANT ROOMS bath. kitchenette. steam; Niverslne.
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FOR SALE.

plete, quite new. Including china closet: excel
lent condition: reasonable: suitable for newI,
side Drive.
TO close estate will sell ladys handsome mink
S42 Herald
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Dressmakers. Seamstresses and MilIiners
SEAAMSTRESS. neat plain sewing. by day. Phone
4124-Academy.
lSTYLISHLY designed misses gowns, dance frocks;
ont DAYS 81. s. D.. 372 Herald.
SElAMSTRESS, experienced: three days weekly:
private family. Nielsen 341 West 54tb.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
SPOT cash for household furniture. MILES. 100
East 125th. Telephone Harlem--1299.
WANTED-One Western Electric oak Sound proof
teIephone booth. Telephone Franklin-Zo3.
REFINED English Protestant. first class cook.
small family; wages $S5: references. Cathedral
--9266R Call after 10.
RELIABLE colored woman wishes position as
cook or general housework. Call or write 20J
West 131st.
TWO cooks. dinners. weddings. parties: days
weeks. Murry. telephone 646S-Harem.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-02-29
A NERVOUS wreck
From Three Years Suffering. Says
Cardui Made Her Wen.

Texas City, Tex.-ln an interesting
statement, Mrs. G. H. Schill, Of thistown,
says: For three years / suffered untold
agony with my head. was unable to
do any Of my work.
Z Just wanted to sleep ali the time, foi
that was The only ease / could get, when
! was asleep. lbecame { nervous wreck
Just from the awful suffering with my
head.
/ was so nervous that ihe least noise
would make me jump out OF my bed. !
had no energy, and was unable TO do
anything. My son, a young boy, had 10
do all my household duties.
/ was not able 10 do anything until |
took Cardui. took three bottles in all,
and ii surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and know the cure is permanent,
for | have never had any headache since
taking Cardui. :.
Nothing relieved ne until | took Cardui.
II did wonders for me-"
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