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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15
rRESWIrERl OF
PRINCETON MEETS

Tho prshyicy ~ Princeton con.
Vruci az he PRESBYTERIAN Church.
q s. A.. Tuesday evening for a
ihrcc days session. chsinr Thurs.
day evening
The ministers present were Rev
John A TmSler. Mayheld. Rev.
r Crawford. radueahs Rev ] 2.
Claycomh. priuccion. Rev J r.
knr. Sufris, Rcy " smith. nav
son Springs and Rev J. .. Price
Marion
Delegates and Elders rcurcscnilul
other churrhes in che rrrshyicry ver,
james Wet ilupkine,ille. &. A.
Adams. Chapel ilill. n p roruc
frunocsi n T. Rior. fne,iouia; l.
H. iisman. princeton; and 4. n.
una. Marion
Ret A. Tmsltr vas ehossi
Moilruior Co.. thr owning year an.
Rst james D ruoe retained a.
Stated C'ofk
The opening SERMON was rrsachc.
hy Rev r. hing After On,
sermon on invitation was given q
anyone WIN might wish b. coufc
with thr rcshytcN. Hugh Tr,hhl
presented thc matter " he call .
. he ministry and was taken undo
Az oafc n the rrcshytcy
Rev n o. Watson and Elder J
liz smith were rroonuircd a. corrvs
I pondlns members
Rev. n n Harrison. u y
preached The closing sermon Thurs
day evening
!. Cood congregations including man
oui II town visitors attended thl
mesiings
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RENAL STRAW vorE

Aouriinr tn o. bulletin outside ~
window ~ he Revaii drug store hsrs
ihc siraV vote being taken By an ID,
Eosan DRUG siorrs throughout ths
rulniY between thr candidates foi
president ~ che two dominant politi'
ral parties. seems o. Indicate that
uhl'r Harding is siiii leading. Cox !,
gaining over BIZ opponent both 10 ths
popular and electoral VOTES Since
our report last week Cox has mads
a gain ~ 20 electoral votes and !.
isadinr in aI che southern states.
in.iudiag che dauhtful states ~ Mis.
souri, Maula and Wet Virginia.
giving him a total ~ lsd electoral
votes Neccssan % elrrt efG Hard.
inra lead over Cox Jti More than
relrssay o. clcei Co.
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~ ~ Persons arri m Cn.
.Innai Wednesday
DE- White. ~ n.a,kfmi vaa Boz
Goo e.fI Wednesday
Mr Eatn Travis ~ Webster uan
u. sas BOZ Marion "Wednesday
Attorney Nalk TbampHn Of .iuf
rs uas BOZ ths elii Wednesday
st. j " Stallion. ~ stsnlan
va n Marion "Wednesday
Miu Hsssf carter % Nashville.
ahn fas hcsn the guest m Mr hehf
nssurI len Maniat Coz home
So % e. Hopper N Memphis
uhn hss been visiting beg ufrnis.
So and Mn. U y iantel boz
rsiuuui home
Misses katherine lanlfII Sarah
Wnis. France GRAY and NJ 7
M urms sent ir rlffIlna n.uH
T isy and sptni ihr dav
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COUNTY COURT

County Court convened Monday
with usual routine n wofk
The County Clerks Office vas one
~ the busiest places Boz town The
nut County Court day after he r,g.
uiar October term ~ Fiscal Court
always brings a crowd io town. and
3D. County Clerk d ken, busy writ.
ms rad claims
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LOCAL
HAPPENINGS

H johnson Drlff ~ ffedana
aa. .n Itr H Monday
H Im Hamakor attended thf
Ewuf opposition ihe Iasi ~ ths
Wn su.rrrsr ani Mu
Fna na.at ~ sheridan acv Boz
Hr Nmar
500 T a Futcr. aha has hsen
..l H af an Evansville sanIiauum.
nmn.. boz health
u uHn Glr.. ~ Princeton was
n Gown "Wednesday r1uuie bone
fum Tr.Hrr aheHe ahr visited hrf
mm a. al Nu " ~ Toe.
rt
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

Mr Walter Clement. q lndianap.
oils. Ind. b In he cts this week
visiting bis brother. Dr.. /. n Glen.
ent. and other relatives and friends
Sir Clement vas a former citizen
and merchant u this city. leaving
here fifteen year ago. this being hi.
FIRST visit back home.
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Mr. Una rhrclkcld. u Manila.
Afk. b. visiting the home ~ BIZ
father. L. u rhrllsld. n Cmyno,
and other relatives IN the county
Mlas Edna Thrrlkeld. Who has hesn
visiting ~ Nanilla. sccompaniod him
home
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Mr T. y Andsraon. whn has
bren visiting friends ln this oouniy
has returned Do BIZ home In Oklsho.
na cts ST. Auicrson b. a vet.
Gran ~ ihe Civil War anil b Twins
in soldiers Home in that cts.
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Mr - X Handy. who Recently
returned from he q s Marine scr.
woe 10 Norfolk. Va, went 10 BLACK.
ford Monday a. visit friends
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Mr.. A. " Little went % Nunn.
Tuesday a. visit her parents. Mr
and Mr. " s. Paris
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Wanted 10 exchange % arces. with
six npom house. fruit and good OUT
buildings. near railroad station. 10.
Gated in McCracken county. 8 miles
from raducah. on car line. two gray.
81 roads VIII exchange Tor rcsi.
dcnCc property in Marion. FrcdonIa
or Salem J n BROuSTER
X. =. d. Z. Paducah. Ny. %
A. " Little went 10 Frcdonla
Wednesday on business
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WANTEn Az sI.iefi, aly b. hslp
with house vnrh. Ueoi home.
MRS. CALM DIXON
rhonr a. rolu ~
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Mr. Roberta Wlrriniou was IN
thr cts Wednesday attending rrss.
byicy
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Mr. ! . Hlyard. ~ Frsdonia
aiisn.lei rfcsbytcry hrrr Wc,inss.
day
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widths We can boast of the fact that the only
place in Marion that you will be able to get shoes in
ALL WIDTHS
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~ John Ushop u Fioriia. and
Wr VIII Thuiksh ~ Carravills vsr,
guests ~ n T. rhrlks'i Tuesday
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Our Shoe Department

is complete in every particular having very pleasing
variety of styles and complete range of sizes and
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

Judge " Blue went o. NJ.
farm Boz Union oouniy Monday a.
nat after hls sorghum crop
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H.e, leila rorus ~ Mexioo. va.
Marion Wednesday shopping
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-10-15

M " q WIborn q Fofds Per
u uas .n ths cts Wednesday
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W Nann.s Beard. n Cnyne va.
Marion Wednesday
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Our Furnishings Department

is superior TO anything shown in this section of The
state If you hard TO please in neckwear socks,
shirts underwear, hats or caps you should us at
We to please at the same time give you
honest values for every dollar spent with us. AND
REMEMBER we have all new merchandise nothing
carried We started business just in time TO
get the decline in prices, nothing futured. Come
in and the wonderful values you will be easily con-
vnced others have.
Remember also, we carry nothing but Wearing
Apparel for Men and Boys, but That is Complete in
All Respects.
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M " y Whom u fofds Per.
u uas n ths cts Wednesday
ST. Nannis Beard. n Cmyue vas
Marion Wednesday
HIs, leila rorus ~ Mexioo. vas
Marion Wednesday shopping
Mr g. ~ love u ths Sloan
section vas ln the cts Wodnsslay
49, sam iuds n the Hurriuu
srf'an vas in Che cts wcincs iay
2 Hunter and Mouruc Travis u
Route 8. eers iu che ci,y "Wednesday
Me- Nora Tuhhls and aon. q
% rribh'r. ~ Dawson springs 40.
tended ihc mcsiinrs u the Prrshy
ffn hrrs thls ucrk
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We are ready to show Marion
men the new clothes for fall T.

We ready with wonderfully styled suits and
oyercOats; styles created by crack designers in the in
dustry. No higher types of clothes making on the
market
As first impressions count most you may be sure
that have put forth a special effort in making our
first showing one that will put over very favorable
impression
Our clothing is really custom clothes produced on
volume scale. They ready TO and finely
propOrtOned that scarcely alteration is necessary.
And selling them at fraction of a crack talOr's
prices.
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Mr e. "a love u ths siloam
section vas ln ths cts Wodnssiay
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
DESIRABLE winter accommodations, 30 min
utes from Pennsylvania Stations; clean,
bright bedroom. pleasant sitting and dining
rooms; real home cooking; reasonable prices.
Telephone i24R Rockville Centre. l.. |. II
South Village av.
ELDERLY lady could get good home In
country Uong Island) for companionship
Address G ~ Herald. Herald so.
THE PINES, Hampstead. l.. I-Beautifully
situated. near Garden city; best accommo-
datlons; rooms, single or en- suite; excellent
table and service. booklet. Phone Hemp
stead 400.
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EXCLUSIVE, high class. modern apart
ments; four and five rooms, two baths, IN
strict residential section of East Orange.
Phone Longacre 5644. Evenings call Branch
Brook 476
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Miscellaneous.


BEAUTIFUL apartment and 8 rooms and
bath; improvements. elevator, parque'
floor; 5000 year; lease. X 16O Herald
Herald SO.
Borough of Bronx.
ELEGANT apartment. 6 rooms and foyer;
all improvements; Mount Hope section; 800.
Phone fremont S2s.
FIVE light rooms and bath: steam, no,
water. electric lights. telephone, shower
bath: all modern conveniences; facing Park
way; excellent location. near station schools
and churches; at 81 per room; perpetual
lease with right to sell or sub-lease; years
rental; references exchanged. Mail 70 F.
j. s., ITO Fillmore St, Bronx. Phone
westchester 70s.
FOR RENT-six large. light rooms in two
Mckinley square station; Christian family !;
adults; rent s6S; references. Box 600, 2sl4
Sd av.
FIVE rooms newly decorated; all Improve
ments; electricity; all hardwood floors;
subway station 229th. 2S04 Heath ay
TWO and three rooms, private house; no
steam heat; adults. 100 Featherbed lane,
one block east of University av.. Bronx.
WALTON Az, 1853 (165th St, Con-
course)-Elegant . family brick house, one
G room apartment and one 7 room with
foyer fastest improvements; iInmeaiase pos
session; owner on premises between "a.
WALTON Az, 1854 C165th ST., near Com
course)-Elegant rooms and foyer ~ 2
family brick house, steam heat. not water
electricity; owner on premises IS.
WILL subiet 3 rooms and BATH furnished.
near Boston I'd. 169th St, nice house and
good neighborhood. for $50 per month from
Oct. 18th. Apply Apt. 30. 42fl Bway
S rooms, baths. 10 closets. absolutely every
Improvement, steam heat. gas logs, inlaid
floors, &C.; $160 month. PA Kingsbridge
Terrace; minutes subway.
1856 UNIVERSITY AV.-Seven room apart
ment, cd floor 'front.' modern. select. con-
venient Broadway subway. DEMPSEY,
Phone 2960 fremont.
Borough of Brooklyn.
Gs TO 70 COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
., 3, rooms. bath and kitchenette. $40 up;
minutes Wall st. G. GIRARD, 215 Mon
tague st.
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Wesichestet.

LOWER apartment IN two family house. Q
rooms SIPS; can be seen Sunday; min
utes Bronxvilie station. O'HAGAN. Palmer
av., Bronxvile
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


FIFTH. Gil West.-Front. high grade three
room apartment four windows, south.
lOsTH. 25J West.-Handsomely furnished six
room apartment to lease for one year; $3.50
monthly. Apply TO Manager.
10th ST.. 628 W. rooms, bath, well fur
front apartment No. 1. after 10 A. M;
Price $50; references required.
1877 EAST 2sTH ST.
ARTISTICALLY FURNISHED APART
MENT, THREE ROOMS AND BATH,
NEWLY DECORATED; LINEN AND
SILVER. CRUMPACKER, PHONE
MADISON SQUARE 1906.
La Convent av-Nicely furnished three
room corner apartment. elevator. $50 Aud,
1OsTH ST., wEST-Parlor, dining room.
bedroom, Kitchen bath; electricity. gas.
phone; $50: Immediate. Phone Academy 1870.
1872 MADISON Av.-PARLoR. CHAMBER.
SHOWER BATH, PIANO: IMPROVE
MENTs LEASE. $3.50. KENNEDY.
10TH ST.. SIG W.-5ubiet 3 room furnished
apartment Apt 10, A. GREEN.
NTH ST.. 701 w.-Elegantly furnished 5
rooms elevator; 5000 monthly. Apply
Bishop.
900 Madison av.-Two rooms and bath; res
taurant In building. Telephone 1882 Muir
reS hl!l:
ING CENTRAL PARlS-THREE EXCEP
TIONALLY LARGE ROOMS, BATH AND
MAID SERVICE. APPLY TO SUPT.
PHONE CIRCLE 624s
240 riverside Drive capt. 4o2). near Doth
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.
524 Riverside Drive Q24th) Two beautiful
front rooms. "a floor; kitchen; business
women couple S35 week; single room. Si5;
evenings or Sunday; references KING.
cos W. i56th.-To let to careful tenants,
!. well furnished ! room apartment, $3.50
monthly Apply apartment "a
81 ". i43d st.-Bachelors apartment
(Christians) $50 week; two bedrooms, sit
ting room, bath, piano; elevator apartment;
private family: references. CAPT. 2D.
Oh WEST END AV.--Deautifu floor in pri-
waite house; gas. heat. electricity.
10000 for contents OF Handsomely. com
pletely furnished apartment OF rooms.
baths, at 400 Riverside Drive, apartment 2E;
lease obtanable: can only be appreciated by
inspection.
Borough of Bronx.
1856 UNIVERSITY AV.-Seven room apart
ment, I'd floor 'front.' modern, select; con-
venient Broadway subway. DEMPSEY
Phone 2960 fremont
Borough Of Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS FURNISHED
APARTMENT,
with all improvements; income $3.50 a month;
must be seen to be Appreciated will sell.
furnished, 10 a party with $4,000 cash. KEN
METH b. GORDON. 5th av. and 6Sth ST..
Brooklyn, N. Y. Phone Shore Road 2506.
New Jersey.
APARTMENT HUNTING UNNECESSARY.
Exclusive listings Consult Mrs. DINGLE-
MAN, Renting Specialist. 100 w. I'D. Col. s36.
GLEN ROCK, ~ LADY with well fur
nlshed home will share with couple. house,
bold 1saffC nd
committing Write Mrs. E. S. ASTIMEAD,
Ridreunnd n L Or nhone RidgaWood 1426.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

by widower with 2 school children, with
private Jewish family; Washington Heights
section. l. 5iT Herald, $50 B'way.
ELDERLY Jewish lady desires for inmedi-
ate occupancy comfortable room with board
with refined family. State full details
wERTHEfM. 400 Lexington av. Phone Muir
ray Hill 80.
BOARD, In city, with two rooms. medium
and small, wanted for mother and myself.
in Christian family or refined boarding
house; we are appreciative people and can
give best references; terms moderate. please
state price. Address WILLIAM ARM
STRONG, Hotel Bevan, Larchmont, N. v.
GENTLEMAN. writer, wants quiet, sunny
room. with board, with refined Americans;
reference; state prico. X, 7s5 Herald, ESQ
Bwey.
BUSINESS lady, private family; home priv
ileges; 80. A s21 Herald. Fulton e..
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BOARDERS WANTED.


BEECHHuRST, L. I. IS Riverside Drive) -
so minutes from Penn. Station. 2 minutes
from Whitestone Landing station. 30 trains
daily; all outside rooms; refined surround
ings: excellent home cooking; rooms $40 up
with board, S25 up per week; special prices
for couples families. Write or phone
Flushing 2030R.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 (corner loith ST. -
and telephone; elevator: Hungarian chef re-
fined Hebrew social surroundings. Mrs. IDA
MARKS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 549--Attractive suite
two rooms overlooking Drive; use or bath;
excellent board suitable 3 gentlemen. Payne
WEST END Az. 1872 (95th ST. Comfort
able room, suitable two all conveniences;
references: table guests
BOTH CORNER Lexington av., 1859 Room
with meals, $40 weekly up; good home
cooking; hotel service; elevator, telephone;
for women exclusively. HOTEL RUTLEDGE.
list ST, W.-Room. gentlemen or couple,
private bath, home comforts, private Amer
lean family: breakfast and dinner; refer
snces. Columbus sip4.
T3D. near Park-ExceptionaI accommoda-
lions. refined, charming homo; good food.
Col. 1881.
SID ST., Al west-Coilege student may Sc
cure board In exchange for taking small
girl to and from school, Phone Schuyler S4Ss.
i22D, i52 w.-IIandsomely furnished, airy
rooms; electricity; excellent board; refer
ences; Jewish.
18TH ST.. 630 w.--First class Jewish board
ing house; open visiting TO p. NJ.
Sunday.
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Bornurh of Queens.

SIX and rooms. new. up TO date apart
nents at East Elmhurst. 500 and 500. Tel.
1O13 Newtown.
UPPER floor. z rooms all improvements;
garage; $40 monthly. Phone 1o4 Newtown.
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ToWANDA, Pa. wOODLEIGH-Fail and
winter accommodations. Splendidly heated.
Electric lights. Wholesome food: comforts
OF home. Owner trained nurse. Healthy To-
cality. Booklet. Prices $12 to 1926.
Miss ELIZABETH LAMB.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


East side.
A.-Hotel Hampton, Sd av., I22d st.-For
gentlemen; steam heat. bath, electric light;
outside rooms. 81. S1.50 and up.
HALL PLACE, 2. between 6th-7th SITS. city
Furnished room. running water
LEXINGTON Az, Both St.-Furnished hall
bedroom: remodelled house; $40 weekly. NJ
267 Herald. Herald so.
LEXINGTON Az. 1.i94 Cat slst st.).-At-
tractive, furnished room suite. with al
cove. electricity and running water.
MADISON Az. (ssth st.)-Large, comfort
able room. private bath; suitable 2 gentle
men; private family; references. Tel. Lemon
e15.
MADISON. 1909 (e3d) Largo room, elegant
private house; all improvements; one per-
30th Corner Lexington av.. 1861 -Exciu-
sively for women; $40 weekly and up;
room with use Of bath, s12 weekly up; room
sunny. comfortable. HOTEL RUTLEDGE.
42D, 343 E.-Newly renovated: electricity,
steam, baths: also doctors office; subway.
10TH ST.. 100 East.-Large front room. suit
able business couple references. Smith
GOTH. 80 East--Large furnished room, suit
able for two gentlemen electricity. steam
neat, pain. -
list ST., ia E.-Attractive bachelor suite;
private family; maid service: references.
DE JoNG.
DOTH ST.. e2 E.-sitting and bedroom; ele-
vator; twin beds; player plano. MITCH
0OTH, 100 E.-Lady only. two front connect
ing rooms; separate entrancci bath suita-
bio business lady; references; all week.
West side
SUITE--Sittng ROOM handsomely fur
nlshed In mahogany. and or bedrooms,
bath and extra lavatory: private house: Con-
vent av. section; reasonable: Christians; ref
arn Tai AttA 80
write A el2 Herald, Fulton RI.
A desirable single, also double, with private
family; Columbia vicinity; married busi-
ness couple. students or business women:
apt. 30.
A GREENWICH VILLAGE sTUDfO.
Two rooms, bath, large closets. Kitchen
cite; wep Furnished FURNISHED, Grand plano. Telephone.
AUDUBON Az. 247-Large, ileht, neatly
furnished room; couple or two gentlemen.
Friedman.
ATTRACTIVE. sunny room; fireplace; pri-
vate homo; suitable business woman; ti2.
Spring 1855.
BROADWAY u0sth st.)--Large, Comfortable
furnished room running water priyate
family; gentlemen. Call 1884 Academy for
appointment.
BROADWAY C4sth st.l-River Newi beau
fast privilege. couple. SIS: permanent
Audubon 1852. white.
BROADWAY, 202S doth st), living room
with connecting bedroom, gentlemen or
business couple; single room for business
woman. TfiWAITE.
BROADWAY (110th st. subway LIN apart
ment, outside room, near bath; refined
gentlemen; only roomer: reference. Acnd-
envy $50.
BROADWAY, 5000 O37th st. subway1--oien.
ueman desiring comfortable room ndioin-
ing bath. JOHNSON.
BROADWAY tS4th ST. Apartment, front
room, adjoining bath: gentlemen, Phone
Schuyler CASA
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New Jersey,

A COMFORTABLE winter home with refined
family. As min. from n. Y. Beautiful,
board. r. PICHL, phone 1474 j., Fan
wood, ~. j.
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UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
UNFINISHED ROOMS WANTED.

DESIRED permanently / person. large I'M
furnished room, closets. In private house;
no apartments. terms; references. %
Herald. Herald SO.
LADY wishes TO rent for 3 months. begin
ming Oct. Is, large sunny room with pri-
vate bath. unfurnished: district desired be-
tween 65th and seth SITS. and Madison and
Sd avs Reply +. NJ. X, care OF Frederick
Keppel Co., r. 39th st.
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Country Board wanted.

LADY wants board on farm about 20 miles
out, near railroad station: willing work
half days outdoors. State price. Box 159.
PIT 9TH
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

-~-~-~,~>~>~-~~>~---~-~~-~~-
Staten Island
OCEAN VILLA FARM.
Apartments. furnished board OPTIONAL IL
you are suffering from rent profiteers why
no. try Staten Island? Three minutes to troll
steam heat; unsurpassed view of lower bay
J. @. PATTERSON
PHONE TOMPKINSVILLE o2e7.
Westchester.
GREYSTONE,
PELHAM, NEW YORK
VIII accept a few refined and discrimi-
mating guests seeking attractive accommo-
dations in refined fall and winter residence
and willing to pay for exceptional comforts
and accommodations so minutes from Grand
Central Phone Pelham 2117M temporary
for interview.
HERLYN 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. reservations being made for winter.
Phone Mamaroneck IS.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
Few desirable rooms open for winter en-
gagement Tel. 1914 Yonkers 124 Bruce nv.
New Jersey
ENGLISH nursing home for refined elderly
persons every home comfort nurses care:
number limited; terms moderate Mrs A.
Macmillan, 562 Main ST., Hackensack. N. J.
GRADUATE nurse WIN board convaiescents
Hopewel. n. j. Phone Hopewell-6SR3.
HILLSIDE HOUSE.
Ceidweii, n. j.. open all year round; no sick
Pe1Pne. ssor rates apply to above. Phone
SHlaWeu 3o4. Christians.
IDEAL house for few; rooms with run
ming water; near station, trolley; refer
ences. Box 126. Tenafly. N J.
NERVOUS MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases: also for AGED PEOPLE.
CHRONIC INvALIDS, with weakened mem
tally, requiring more attention than can be
given at home. we offer pleasant. cheerful
sanitarium; largo modern house, spacious
grounds. automobiles, wheel chairs. atten-
tive nurses, experienced physicians.
LYNWOOD LODGE. ENGLEWOoD, N. J.
SOUTH ORANGE. N. j.. III Scotland road
Beautiful home and location; room and
board for couple; references. Phone 591.
UPPER MoNTCLAIR, N. J.-Four minutes
walk station; second floor front; steam
heat, electricity. excellent table; gentlemen
only Phone 1S6s-w. 1872 Bellevue av.
New Jersey.
A COMFORTABLE winter homo with refined
family family. 4S min. from T. Y: Beautiful,
board. r. PICHL, phone 1414 j., Fan
Pennsylvania.
TowANpA. Pa. wooDLEIGH.-Fal and
winter accommodations. Splendidiy heated.
Electric lights Wholesome food; comforts
oalty BooSes priees sia to s No.
Miss ELIZABETH LAMB.
Country Board Wanted.
LADY wants board on farm about 20 miles
half days outdoors. State price. Box 159.
PIT 18th av.
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Exclusive listings Consult Mrs. DINGLE-
MAN, Renting Specialist. 100 w. I'D. Col. S36.
GLEN ROCK, n. Lady with well fur
nlshed home viii share with couple. house.
hold duties and expenses on equal basis; easy
committing Write Mrs. E. S. ASEMEAD,
Ridgewood n. j., or phone Ridgewood 1926.
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37TH las East.-Two . room apartments
with bath, newly decorated and attractively
furnished; maid 5 service. electricity, phone !:
S0i5 and 5000