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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27
r RESOLUTION

Word of the death of Robert F. Kerr
came as a distinct shock to every mem
Der Of the Forum. 1t was known that
he was TO speak at our first meeting
on Thursday. October Goth, and that
too on his favorite topic, Japan in
Relation to the Armaments Confer
ence."
Professor Kerr had been for many
years a member Of the Forum and.
perhaps because of his long time fond
ness for the college, had in its meet
ings a livelier interest and was more
regularly in attendance than was usual
with downtown members. He had
served the Forum acceptably as presi.
dent. His fund of information added
interest to our discussions: his wealth
Of experience made him speak with
authority; his charity of spirit gave
value to his counsel, and his going is
felt as the loss of a personal friend.
It is not given to us to know the hour
of departure; but his peaceful end
came as a benediction to a long and
benefcient life. 1t is ours we trust
to share with him, now and hereafter.
in the Joy and power Of an everlasting
life. =
; A. N. Hume,
". H. Powers.
Committee
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

2 the crowd Git back and give him
air & git sum wiskey. The poor man
cum 2 all at once & sed Never mind
the air.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

The most pronounced optimist We
have met is the man who is continu.
ally Dragging about the heavy taxes
that he has paid.
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Cannot the supposition that the pres
ence of a bald head indicates an
abundant brain capacity be inversely
applied TO the young bucks who pride
themselves on their m~usician-like hair
dressing?
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

Saturday-ma was reading out of a
agerkulchur paper which sed that pro.
hibishionists lives longer than other
people. Pa sed he diddent believe IL
but that it just seemed longer . them.
Sunday-Slim Gateses pa is a wear
ing a eye which is pritty well BACKED
all around. Slim sed the way it hap
pened was thisaway. his pa all ways
say Grace at meal times. Mite before
last mite he sed Grace while he was
asleep. Slim sed they was a smashed
pitcher in that room the mex morning
in the a.. m.
Monday-they was a new boy moved
mex door last week & ma asst me did
he invite me Over 2 his house. l sed
Yes he did. But the way he invited
me was thisaway. he sed l dare o
toscome over in 2. this Yard, He is
a run neck & a low brow. So l don't
expeck 2 60.
Tuesday, felt sorry for Jake today.
He was ketched by the teecher in some
devilment & she told him 2 cum up
front. He was so shared he looked
like a operation going sum place Q get
performed.
Wednesday-ma was telling pa about
Missus Shanners baby which ia 3 mo.
old and had swallered a 10 ct. peace.
Pa asst her Was 1t the youngest child:
Ma sed 1t was 90 far AZ she knowed.
Thursday-a man tainted over 2 the
saw mill today. The foreman yelled
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

AS we Q it, about the only differ
nee between the modern wild west
movie and the old-fashioned dime
novel is the war tax.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

B a s e Ball Serious
you wood make a
good steeple Jack.
Pa bet on the White
Socks so after all he
diddent miss it SO
awefull much as they
finished in 9th place
in the world Serious.
Jake TUX his water
colors & painted the
Babys face up & sed
he wanted 2 play In
dian Scout. But the
kid got 2 balling &
Jakes ma cum in.
Frum what Jake sed
his ma hassent no
sense OF humor.
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ing you the undesirable after effects
of the original and nearly forgotten
"Old Crow"
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

kissing in parks o. X. rules Mayor
Leachg' declares Minneapolis news
paper headline. Mr.. Leach is only
seconding that old maxim, "All the
world loves a lover" and at the same
time he is relieving the park cops Of
an embarrassing duty.
A. c. Townley Of n. p. L. fame will
have to serve 80 days in the Jackson
county Jail after STAYING of the sen.
tence for three years. Perhaps A. C.s
Shaving off" process explains where
a good many of those 1916 per" disap-
peared to.
And again, if the dauntless Town
ley had spent those 80 days in quiet
meditation three years ago, he might
have thought better of his plans for
the conquest of the farmer world.
In the good old days, to mind" the
children meant to stay at home and
NoAC W iNiil' ioudy liz tAplCScloi
is taken in a much more literal way.
Who was it that said that there is
no more hope for permanent. peace
since the U. S. army officers are now
required to be logged out in Sam
Brown belts as a part of their regalia?
In case the Ku Klux Khan really
wished to do a constructive act, We
would recommend that the imperial
wizard send e detail overseas to spirit
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll back to this
side and do some of their American
ization' work on him.
III. S. permits physicians to pre-
scribe beer by case."- Newspaper
headline. We suppose the slogan u
wet friends will now be whatever
my case, doc, prescribe me a case"
All this publicity about Hobo Day
and college spirit" should bring many
unsuspecting weary willies to u city
about November 5.
Impossible news item-At a meet
ing Of the railroad heads with union
oficials It was unanimously agreed
that Mr.. Public has been getting q raw
deal. The union ofhcials endorsed the
lowered wage scale heartily. while the
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

railway magnates made provision for
the lowering of freight rates at once.
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STATS DIARY

y = = = "
Friday-pa Is a very Sad nan to-
day. Ma sed 2 him AS a dopester on
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

Keep grass and rubbish away from
apple and other tender bark trees IL
you want to discourage mice, from
girdling.
Squash and pumpkins should be
placed on shelves In a dry warn room.
Often the furnace room is a good
place. Do not pile more than one layer
deep.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1921-10-27

An advertisement in the Plankinton
Mail recently had US all excited. Bold
face type announced, "Alkohol Mas
sage-Ninety Per Cent Alcohol" but
all hopes were blasted on reading the
following line, Unified for internal
USE
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Adopted by the Forum Oct. IS. 1921
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT, entered
into on the 5th day of January, ls2l py
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and KATHLEEN NJ. BURKE, ! wiz
sell on the 10th day of December, ls2l' AZ
ten O'Clock In the forenoon in the piano de-
pa artrnent Of John wanamaker. In the city.
County and State Of New YORK, one style
mahogany upright piano and etool, as pro-
vided by Sections 65 and 66 OF the Personal
Property Law. .
PURSUANT 10 AN AGREEMENT, entered
and between JOHN wANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and MRS. MAMIE ". s. YOUNG,
Will sell on the 26th day OF DECEMBER. 1871,
at ten O'Clock In tbs forenoon la the plano
department OF John Wanamaker. In tho City.
County and State OF New York. one style
mahogany Grand piano and bench. as pro-
vided by Sections G5 and &c OF the Personal
'' NAT. W. GENDERING. Auctioneer.
PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on the 10th day OF September. 1920,
By and between JOHN WANAMARI;R, NEW
sell on the oGth day OF December. 1921, at
tea, o'clock In the forenoon in the piano de-
partment OF John Wanamaker. In the City.
County and State OF New York, one style
Chickering Mahogany plano. as provided by
Sections 65 and &c Of the Personal Properly
Law.
NAT. W. GENDERING. Auo.ionocr.
PURSUANT TO An AGREEMENT. entered
into between JOHN WANAAfAKER, NEW
YORK, and MRS. X. WILSON, / viii sell on
the 26th day OF lNsember, 1921. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon "A the plano department Of
State of New York. ono stye TX. mahogany
victroia. as provided by Sections 81 and 90
OF the Personal Property Law.
NAT. w. GrNDERLNG. Auetioneer.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

MEN. ARE yOIT HEADED UP OF DOWN.
Are You travelling a dull. level course that's
slow 10 kindle interest and slow TO repay
honest effort9 Wha; does your memory say.
as you look back over 1921? What does the
inventory show? Little enough--!n all prob
ebiity-in the case OF many man who
reads this I'D. But don't be discouraged.
Next year is another year. Lack Of wh!rl-
wind success In the year now ending isn't
necessarily an uncomplimentary reflection on
your ability. IL may-and probably does
reflect merely absence of the right oppor-
tunity. a fair scale OF compensation. work
of merit. cooperation and baci,ing that
counts. Get IN touch with us. Know what
Il means TO work for big and dependable
corporation. whose interest in every indi-
viduai employee IL hearty and sincere. whose
policy OF generous pay helps whero help
counts most. whose business IL growing fast
enough 10 make necessary frequent promo
tions; 4 corporation that Is planning right
now TO place some OF the men who reply 10
this Invitation In position OF responsibility
whero within the next nino months they'll be
earning at the rate os $4,000 year. n
you're n Christian, over 2J. we urse you n
take running jump into n prosperous new
year By seeing our Manager Of Personnel az
once. between 10 and 1, suite 1910, IS West
43d ST.
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MEN.

MEN.
ARE you COEGRATULATISG OURSELt'
as you take stock of your achievements for
the year now heading toward It's end? Or
are you looking back more or less regret
fully on months spent 20 poor advantage. ef-
fort expended for unsatisfactory pay and In
itiatiye and energy wasted some work
hardly worth an ambitious mans best en-
deGvors? IL "Yes' is your answer to this
second question, make up your mind right
now TO soc 20 II that 1925 Inventory tells @
better and more encouraging tale. Let US
on the Jump into 1922 a, earnings higher
than you've ever steadily earned before.
under the guidance OF Manager OF Person
AZ heart and with work 20 DO that will com
maud both your respect and your loyalty.
you for life-with frequent advancement
along the way. Our success and good repu-
tation VIII be the guarantee OF your own
4 Gentle 25 or over. call 10 TO 4. suite 6oo,
Terminal Building, 20 Court St, BROOKLYN.
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DAIRY INSPECTOR.

who has had training In dairy work
ut an agricultural college and IS we'll
experienced In the inspection and
scoring OF dairy farms. Without these
qualifications do not apply. Newark
Milk and Cream Co., 20 Bridge st..
Newark, n. J.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANT TO buy all year round country house
not less than eight rooms and half acre
land, all improvements. near stsiioa; be.
tween tonkerg and TsrrytoVn prcforred
Give fuil particulars. Il J10 Herald. Herald
square.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.

bVAnOGho w AN AEO.
CHILDREN boarded in schools: city or conn-
try; highest references. EMERY. 80 Park
row, room 604-H. Cortlandt 1884
3sTH, 20 East.-Small room: tray service; !;
very convenient location.
I4TH ST, 1854 G. 166 West (Niarbury Hall( -
Most exclusive American plan hotel In New
York one 4 room. one room apartment;
also ono room and bath; now available. CO.
iunbus 5000.
OGTII, 6S W.-Two adjoining rooms. oil I'M
provements; with or without board.
100TII. Is W.-Motheriy woman. board. care
for babies. Apt. o. Riverside l0l53.
i03D, 116 W.-Large room. running water.
electricity; excellent table: sl5. FREAR:
154TH. 42S w.-Large. attractive room, pri-
vate bath: dressing room; wholesome table
Borough Of Brooklyn.
ELDERLY man. with references. HlRSCH.
SIS East 4th st. Phone Windsor S377-W.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. cook and butler. 70 SO 20 Wood
mere, L. l.; references required. Apply
Monday. 44S Central Park West. apt. 33.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS ron SALE.

SURGICAL INSTRUMENT. cUARANTrEp
GERMAN MAKE.
a large shipment ~ German made surgical
'nstrufncn's and hospi, Al supplies for sale. en
bloc, by importer. Irspection by appoxnS.
nen.. Z ,ces Herald ls.h -,
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,iEN WANTED.

Are you willing 20 sell q small sroua,
~. securities 70 create n permanent
connection with an old ostablished
drex Asphalt Products Corporation.
AGO Broadway. New York. room .is.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
SITUATIONS MALE

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.
BUTLER. houseman-Young Swiss desires
position as butler or housemar. + 2oo1
Herald. Herald SO.
BUTLER (Syrian-Frenchp. highly educated; ;
French, Spanish. English: so anywhere.
d 1925 Herald. Bklyn.
BUTLER, valet: Swedish: highly recon-
mended: city, country. Box u. 1920 Cd av.
CARPENTER, cabinetmaker. partitions. al
terations; anything, anywhere; best work
manship. Frank. 1879 Audubon.
CARPENTER and cabinetmaker. expert,
wants work. Joe Bentz. 427 Cherry 81.
CASHIER ard restaurant manager desires
position; references. Nop, ". f2sth.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. settled American; !;
II years driving. years last employer; !;
a'3 where: Immediately. l. 229T Herald,
l1erald square.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. very cautious
driver, neat appearance: highest refer
ences; $40. !. Z. Smith. 4o7 u. 56th ST., city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. married, sober,
settled: ten years private family: refer
cnces; thorough mechanic. good appearance;
Cadillac, Packard. Hudson. X 20os Herald.
Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR - Swedlsh-Amorican. single;
good mechanic: six years driving; private
families; excellent references; 30 anywhere. .
city OF country. Is ZOOS Hereld, Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR desires position. private or
commercial; best references. cash security
" desircd Driscon. So Butler 81. Main
s4os.
CHAUFFEUR, expert mechanic. very careful
driver: nine years' references from private
city families; any car: city, country. $50
week. T. 2295 Herald. Herald So
CHAUFFEUR, useful, furnace. any work;
E~raI II. tffff . ra
last employer; low wages: references: city,
etuntry. Z 22a5 Herald. Herald SO.
CHAUFFEUR. married. experienced Pierce
Arrow; employer laying up car; personal
references: private position. III East I'D.
Ilhinelander o5lJ.
CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. speaking French
English. Italian: 10 years rcfertnees; New
Tork; abroad lately. European licenses for
any cor. y 2lo6 Herald. Herald 20.
CHAUFFEUR, mochanic six years last
place; any car; married. 10 children; VII
take country place, wife cook. or city alone.
x 2o10 Herald. Herald 80.
CIEAtrrFEUR-Employer highly recommends
his chauffeur. mechanic: ten years expert
encc; neat. Trustworthy. w, 100 Il. SD.
Rhinelander 0ic4.
CHAUFFEUR. single, long experienced
driver, meehanic any car; relisbls. sseady;
handy. cheerful. willing; anywhere. Chaut-
fcur, 1859 I'd az.
CHAUFFEUR, colored. wishes position: ex-
perloneed; good reference. jenkins. Aud.
eliO. Apt. ~.
CIIAuFFBuR- MECHANIC. American, white
$3.50 private, references. Charles Korinok,
Rhine. 1870.
CHAUFFEUR. mechanic; Pierce expert; 10
years excellent references. McClatchey,
sbh w 1eath.
two years experienced give
security if necessary. Assgel 10 ". 18th.
COOK, butler. English. charge bacheior's
apartments; excellent references. y. g..
BOX 1a3. Mllburn, NJ. J.
COOK or butler. Filipino, experienced. Apart
mont o. III Pcari ST., BROOKLYN
COOK and general houaeworker: private or
hachelor. X 20oi iIereld Herald 80.
COOK. plain, butler. housework; Chinese;
experience; reference. III West t21th,
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Conpectlcut-Sale or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPERTY,
RIDGEWOOD, CONN.
$50 acres OF unsurpassed woodland and
farmland, 2is miles from Ridgefield Station
walk perfectly accessible by automobile
excellent fishing; Q fsrmhouses, . barns.
moccupied ideal place for country gentle
man. camp. club or dairy farm. Photographs
furnished upon request.
STEEL REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORP.
152 w. 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

MAID, experienced. respectable, neat coiored
girl; short hours. Telephone to-day, 7501
MAsspUsE (6i3s1). scientific treatments.
ladies residences or home. Audubon 1880.
apartment "a.
NURSE. refined coiored girl, wishes posi-
tion. sleep In: city reference. Phone Main
NURSE, practical, would 60 South with lady
or family: moderate wages. Miss Nolte
lsI4 Putnam av.. Brooklyn
NURSE. experienced. desires position; In
fants only. Inquire Mansfield. 100 w.
Goth. Tel. Columbus s813. Call Monday. 1911.
NURSE. Catholic. Irish. IS. desires position:
can be highly recommended. 2640 9Th av..
care Murray.
TYPlST wishes work take home. Call all
week. lOs Myrtle av., Brooklyn.
WAITREsS-Colored girl wants position as
waitress. maid. or half time. Phone Audu-
bon 1910. apt. 16.
WOMAN. white, washing home or go out
Bokstrorn. 2522 sth av.
WOMAN. colored wishes cleaning. daily
References. Morningsde 554. 14s w. t3ist.
WOMAN (colored), respectful. wishes days
work. Mitchell, POI +. Tooth st.
WOMAN. colored. wants days work; honest,
reliable. w. 1929. 434s Harlem.
YOUNG woman Wishes days worn, clean
apartment; references. Meyer. 161 West
i26th.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

LARGE, very attractive furnished room, al
modern improvements. first class board and
service, for couple two gentlemen; ~
minutes from city on Erie r. r.. car servico
day and night 10 125th ST.; rates reasonable
Phone Englewood 307M.
VERY attractive double. single rooms In
newly decorated and furnished home; cleo
tr,clty, steam heat; permanent guests: ex-
ceptioual table. 80 South Willow st., Mont
clair, ~. J. Phone Montclair e13-h.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT and lease FOR sale ON West
Side avenue; good section, good business.
low rent: lease about four years TO run; TO
,r,ng from business; price 10y for sash
REAL ESTATE CO.. 254 West 23d st. Chel-
sea 1915.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long Islapd-Sale or Rent.

ACT oUICH-1 have built my own cottage.
tax exempt, 6 rooms. bath, garage, chicken
coop containing 80 chickens: plot, 40xl00; "a
minutes from Penn Station. minutes walk
beautiful view OF lake; boating, fishing.
bathing, school and chain stores: going 10
tsrns. For particulars G.. TUNAELIUS, Ja-
rnaica Psrk. Jamaica. Phone Lnurelton 1904.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
skLEsAiENl

SALESMEN.
Our expansion In connection with tho fur
trcr Introduction - nationally distributed
and advertised patented sanitary necessity
approved by the nations foremost engineers
opens the way for US 90 engage a few men
under - who are ambitious for a permanent
and profitable position; clean character and
pleasing personailty are more essential th
experience. Ask for Mr.. King, ouitD -.
3rn Madison nv, ~ 4jth -.
Statesmen
cnlling on gigt. art china shops and 4f
rartnont stores In New York aud ou 81
town. salary or corni4-'-sion. Psuset 1fic-
nell. W. 3sth.
Observation-Disclosures best line household
brushes on market; liberal commission
experience not essential; opportunity for live
men to become district and branch man
acerr. roon 1925. % Beaver ct. after ..
sALESBAN ard two CRnvaassrs. biggest
proposition of the syc calling upon gsn-
eral trade. Firo EH,lngu isher. I "a Wafer -,
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

HIGHEST pric,s paid for golf outfits.
camera fishing tackle. binoculars runs
nautical instruments. TRIGGER. Ts7 Ctr AZ.
tGsg Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

500. 900 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED
BY ESTABLISHED CORPORATION
HANDLING COMMERCIAL CREDITS.
WITH SERVICES OF HIGH TYPE
YOUNG MAN (CHRISTIAN) BANKING
EXPERIENCE DESIRABLE, BUT NOT
NECESSARY: BUSINESS CONSERvA-
TIVE, PROFITABLE AND PUTS YOU
IN TOUCH WITH MERCHANTS, MAN
UFACTURERS AND BANKERS; PRIN-
CIPALS ONLY. p. o. BOX IS. WALL
ST. STATION.
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westcheste~--saie or Rent.

ATTENTION, INVESTORS AND SPEcUIAA-
TORS!-Incrcasing active market for busi-
ness property at MOUNT VERNON. N. Y.
FOR SALE-Choce new corner, nearing
completion. over e075 already leased 20 choic-
sst class of reliable tenants; price $50. 900.
Rent $4,000. Other bargains.
ANDERSON REALTY co. Mt. Vernon. NY.
COLONIAL HOUSE, best construction, near
main station, Z larss rooms. . baths, en-
closed sun porch, steam heat. oak floors
one car garage; owner anxious to sell, will
lake S16,500 for quick sale. PRINCE C
RIPLEY, Pelham Manor. n. Y. Telephone
Peiham ff03 or Murray Hill 555.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
Connecticut.
New Jersey.

OLD POST ROAD LODGE. Stamford. Conn.
30 minutes Grand Central; open all year
Sf4 to sic per week.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
PROFIT sHARfNG PLAN.

PROFIT SHARING PLAN.
Positions open In our factory and saies
force. with salaries paying from S-5 to $40
per week; $500 invested IN our company
VIII bring you big profits; permanent con-
money returned II not satisfied: Christians
cnly. Suite 9o6, 342 Madison av. corner
GROCERY Store-One on block; must sell
due to sickness. 320 East 52d st.
PART OF old established grocery for fruits,
vegetables. HICKEY. $50 9th av.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
FOR mortgage money apply GEORGE O.
POINTER. mo. 165 Broadway. 050S Ccrt
CITY REAL ESTATE.

From Battery to ISth ST., Inclusive.
FOR SALE-Good paying six (e) story colo
water tenement house on Caruiine st., neal
Bieecker. 25xS2; 40 and a store; rent 81, 600
price S35 900: terms to suit. ADR1ATIC
REALTY CORPORATION. sos Broome ST..
New York city. Canal 1892.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
Washington Heights. Above fs5th st.
West Of 9Th Ay.

ATTRACTIVE NEW APARTMENTS
In a flood OF sunshine. superb view.
with all home comforts and eonvsn-
fences, containing 0-6-7 rooms. I ana
baths. large closets end extra sfor-
500 PER ROOM.
at Ifo-f2f WEST 22TTH STREET.
Convenient TO 225th ST. Broadway
Exp. Sub. Sta. and surface cars.
Agent premises, or
Phone, Write or See
A. N. GIrTERMAN. $50 Mad. Av. 0s3T M. IL.
169TlI ST.. 600 West.-F1ve rooms ground
floor apartment. suitable for physician; !;
high class apartment. See Superintendent.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
EASTERN PARKWAY, 55o-Seyen rooms and
bath, extrn lavatory. most modern i'm
provements: tiled and shower baths: par
quet floors; opposite subway station. TN
quire on premises. or Tel. Main o5o3.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

WHITE PLAINS, So North Broadway.-Larg
sunny room, first floor; aged or seml-in-
valid Phone White Plains 274o-
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New Jerscy--Sale or Rent.

FREE list of houses for sale and rent.
Write VAN WINKLE CO, Rutherford, Nj.
RIDGEWOOD-Oid room brownstons
house, outbuiidings; acres; water 'front.'
age; $3.50; photographs. HOVER. 2I2
Broadway. New York.
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PIANOS AND PHoNoGnArus.
SPORTING GOODS.

tCR sale-Uprigh: piano: excellent conditiop
reasonable. Telephone Jerome 2i3J.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12

SECURITIES Statesmen
We offer
an So cumulative preferred stock wi;i, an
attractive profit sharing bonue.
LOCAL ENTERPRISE: established earnings
record; well known and capable manage
tneut.
LEADS FURNISHED; selling campaign
well supports by advertising.
LIBERAL TERMS 20 men experienced In
placing high grade investments.
Write fully. giving experience ard refer
ences. All communications regaroed confi-
Dental.
Address 4 els Herald. $50 Broadway.
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Borough OF Bronx--saie or ncpt.

LOTS FOR SALE.
Located at Boston Road. between Union
AND Prospect sts., 25S100 and 55xiOo; worth
R15, 600. sacrifice $4,000.
STEEL. REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORP,
152 West 42d ST.
The New York herald., 1921-12-12
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 2i4 corner e4th)--At-
tractivo room and suite adjoining bath.
Riverside 328T