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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-04
Where Southerners Will
 Find Excellent Accommodations AT BEADING NEW YORK CITY HOTELS AND
 RESORTS
Hotel Marie Antoniette

Hotel Marie Antoniette
 66th St., Broadway and 67th St.
 Rooms, with bath. s3 up per day. HOTEL BRETON HALL Broadway. S5th to seth St.. largest. most attractive midtown fireproof hotel; sub way at door; room, private bath. S4 per day up.
 HOTEL SEYMOUR ttS 4Ssh st: St. near High class fireproof hotel in the center of city; rooms S2.50 per day upward.
 HOTEL MONTERREY Broadway and 94th St.; new hotel; room, bath. s3.5o up; double room, bath. s5 up.
 HOTEL FLANDERS 1s3 to 137 West 47th St; just off Broad way the right kind of hotel in the right locality; every room with private bath; s2 up. Broadway Central Hotel nlyay 5a gs! at midway between Battery and Central Park; only hotel in heart of Wholesale dis ict,~~capacity 1000 guests; hotel with comfort without extravagance; rooms S1 up; recognized Southerners headquarters
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Greatly Improved Catcher

Dock Neiderkorn, who mas "eeh nastiming in this league for sew eral sea sons ..nd who until this vaar had only mediocre success, has devetop d into one of the hest catchers and hitters in the ,ircuit The bulky Dock lan,- pasted the pill for a .Sls mark this season.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
In THE SPRING
TAKE GUDE'S
PEPTO-M -MANGAN
Restores the Quality of Blood.
Drives Out Impurities. Builds
Up the Red COrpuscIes
IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION
A Standby Among Physicians for
30 Years. In Tablet as Well
as Liquid Form.

You notice compilations in the
Spring. People who have plenty of
rich red blood have lips a deep, rosy
red, eyes bright and clear. Good COM
pleXions are based on the solid foun-
dation of good blood, with plenty of
red corpuscles. When blood becomes
cloged with impurities, when the red
cOrpuscles are not absorbing enough
oxygen from the lungs and distribut-
ing it to the cells throughout the body,
good complexions fade. Not only that,
but you feel tired and exhausted all
the time. Your shoulders droop and
you lounge around and lean against
anything handy. You lack energy, be-
cause your blood is weak and thin
not enough red corpuscles.
People call it, Spring Fever" Call
it what you will, it is bad blood. 1t
weakens powers of resistance.
If you feel that way you should
take that exceptionally good blood
tonic, GUIDES Pepto-Mangan, for a
while. 1t will make rich red blood. For
thirty years it has been standby
among physicians. 1t will help you to
build up this Spring. All that comes
from having good blood with plenty
of red corpuscles will come to you.
When you go to your druggists be
sure to get. the genuine Guides Pepto-
Mangan with the name, Guides Pep
to-Mangan" on the package. 1t is sold
in both liquid and tablet form. Both
have the same medicinal value.
Advertisement.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
SELBYVILLE

Mrs. Pasha Watson entertained a
dinner on Tuesday evening Rev. Lees
Green, wife and baby of Hurlock, Md
DR.. and Mrs. C. Whitaker mOtOret
to Philadelphia for few days ant
returned on Thursday, bringing Mrs
Whittakers mother, Mrs. James Law
who has been spending the wintel
with relatives.
Mrs. Allie Williams of New York is
spending some time with her mother
Mrs. A. Murray, who has been quite
ill.
Mrs. c. N. Warren who has beer
ill is slowly improving.
Rev. w. H. Briggs and wife have
been visiting relatives in Wilmington
this week.
The Ladies Community Club of this
place was entertained on Wednesday
evening by the Ladies Club of Frank
ford A play was given for their en-
tertainment, that was much enjoyed.
Refreshments, consisting of sand
wiches, coffee, ice cream and cake
were served. Altogether the whole af-
fair was a decided success.
The revival meetings are still be-
ing conducted at the NJ. P. Church
and are being marked by splendid at
tendance, excellent preaching and
wonderful results. Rev. Zimmerman
of the NJ. E. Church at BishOpville,
Nd, preached on Friday evening last.
Rev Howard Warren occupied the
pulpit on Sunday evening at Salem M.
e. Church. The ladies aid choir had
charge of the music for the evening.
Miss Miriam Lynch of West Chester
Normal School was home for a few
days recently.
There will be two Easter cantatas
given at Salem NJ. E. Church on Sun
day. In the morning the music will
be in charge of the Junior choir and
in the evening the Senior choir will
render their program. A special ser
mon in the morning by Rev. w. H.
Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Tubbs enter
tanned their friends at dinner on Sun
day evening. Among those present
were Rev. w. H. Briggs and wife, H.
V. Tubbs, wife and daughter, J. A.
Tubbs, wife and sons, and Mrs. James
Janney.
Prof. D. A. Petry's class held re-
ception at the Red Mems Hall on Mon
Gay evening. 0dIl6S were pay Gu anu
refreshments served. Over fifty were
present.
Mrs. Zed Long who has been spend
ing the winter with relatives in New
York has returned home.
w. R. McCabe, Jr., and family have
moved to their summer home at Ocean
City, Md.
1. Layfield Long made business
trip to Wilmington this week.
A special Easter program was Civ
en- by the different grades at the
school on Thursday afternoon. Suit |
able decorations covered the boards |
and walls, made by the children. The
sand-tabIe in the primary room was
very attractive. The 5th and 9Th room
had as their guests the 3rd and 4th
grades,
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
OVERLOOK

Several of the farmers of this vi
cinity sold their white potatoes tt
Clifford NAPLES of Coolspring last
week for Csc per bushel.
Charles Dickerson who has been in
Chester. Pa, for several weeks as the
guest of her daughter has now return
ed home
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Allen of Mil
waukee are spending the month of
March with their mother, Mrs. Mary
Mitchell.
Rodell Card had the misfortune to
have his left hand badly crushed on
Friday. It is somewhat better at this
writing.
Mrs. Name Greene and son, Mr..
Paynter spent the weekend with her
sister Mrs. Nora E. Pettyjohn of near
Redden.
Mrs. VIM. S. Messick of Georgetown
who has been visiting her relatives
here returned to her home on Mon
day.
There will be an Easter service
held in the Church Hall on Sunday
morning. A very interesting program
is being rendered.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
FRANKFORT

The Frankford jefferson Club en-
tertained the Selbyville Community
Club Wednesday evening at a Saint
Patrick's party. A pleasing program
was given. The visitors were Welcom-
ed by the president, Mrs. Morgan I.
Gum. Mrs. John E. Davis, president OF
the SeIbyville Club, responded. An an
niversary play 'Wanter, A StenoSrap-
her" was given. Music was furnished
bv Miss Ruth Messick, Mrs. Top Kent,
Mrs. Clifford E. Timmonc and Mrs.
Elwood Nelson. The club prophecy
was read by Mrs. Raymond P. Long.
Miss Gladys Bromley gave a reading.
Jone's Opera House was used for the
occasion. and was stasreful!y decorat-
ed for the occasion. Refreshments
consisting of sandwiches, coffee, cake
and ice cream were served. Ihere
were many visitors from SelbyVllle.
Luke Townsend, formerly OF Baltl-
more hundred, died last Friday III An
COLA, Md, at the home of his son. REV.
George Townsend, pastor OF the Chrls-
tian Church. His remains were
brought here Monday. Funeral ser
vices were held at the st. George M.
E. Church, conducted by the Rev. ).
N. Pilchard of Georgetown. Interment
in the adjoining cemetery. Mr.. Town-
send was born June 9Th, 1880, on the
old Townsend farm which was IorIn-
erlv owned by his grandfather. he al
wavs resided in Baltimore hundred. IN
his Younger days an dtill late in llte
he was a sea-faring man. He was
good citizen and took an active part
in all church affairs.
I Mrs. William c. Robinson has re-
turned home from an extended Vlslt
to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Taylor, Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob B. McNeal have peen
visiting for the past week Philadel-
phia friends. !.
An airship flying in a northerly ol-
rection and rather low attracted some
attention Wednesday morning.
Miss Marian Richards who is en-
ploved in Philadelphia is spending
few days here with her parents.
Mrs. James E. Parsons hase Deen
visiting in Delmar for the past Ie"
days. nI,i1
There will be an excursion to Phll-
adelnbia Sunday, April 10th. The spec1
ial train leaving here at 6:49 a. M
Miss Anna w. Jones of Wilmington
who is engaged in Red Cross work
was visitor to this town for few
days. ro.,+1o,,
Miss S. Elizabeth Heaton of Hartley
has been visiting friends here the
past week. .oo4,,,,,,,
Miss Catherine Evans of Georgetown
was a. guest of Mrs. Matte Walter
over the weekend. ...... hor
husband. Elwood Nelson, VINO is
,tudving law at the University Oh VII
ginia, Charlottesville, va; oro
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel G. Long G,,d are
,isiting Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Chan-
,erlain of Wilmington.
Call "Pettyiohn's" for Drugs Ol
quality" Mail or phone orders PHONE
g Milford.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
IN MEMoRIAM

In sad but loving memory of my dear
husband, Thomas Wheatley, who depart
ed this life September II. 1920:
In the graveyard soundly sleeping
Where the flowers wave,
Lies the one we loved so dearly
Ir a lonely silent grave.
No one knows how much we miss him,
No one knows the tears we shed
But in Heaven we hope to meet him
Where no farewell words are said
Mrs. Lydia Wheatley, Frederica, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
HARRINGTON

Sunday, March 27. Easter Day, tEc
rhoro will he a celebration OF the
HoIv Communion by the Rev: Thomas as
v " Wingate, S. T. B., in St. STEPHEN $ $
chanel at &: 90 a. m. All are welcome
IN attend this service.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25

Milford Chronicle want and for
saIe ads are result-getters.
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25
REDDEN

The parents community meeting g
was held at Redden school house
T,1esdav T%e IrvU evening, March Sth with
good attendance, and they h%so od6en
cided to hold a festival III M 9th
hall on Saturday evening APln ,e 0'H
and everybody is welcome to COME
Milford chronicle., 1921-03-25

Call "Pettyjohn's" for Drugs o.
Quality" Mail or phone orders. PnOne
23 Milford.
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FOR sALE-M1scELLANEoUs


BOND AND LEDGER PAPERS.
ger papers In all standard American sizes
and weights. price 26c.: particulars on ap-
plication. PRESTON TRADING CO.. 33 w.
42d. Phone Vanderbilt 1850.
FOR SAI.E-MARINE SCOTCH BOILER,
Ill In. diameter, 10 II. In. long; two (2)
corrugated furnaces. I'm. tubes; passed u.
s. local inspection in October. 1920. for 1875
pounds OF steam. age II years; 36 IT. CRATE
surface. Also COMPOUND ENGINE. 1Sx24x
IS in. stroke; condensers. pumps, &c; both
boiler and engine arc In excellent condition.
INVENTOR wishes 10 sell free and clear
patent for wedge supporting block for driv-
ing boxes: patented in Canada and the
United States. The inventor will be glad
to call and explain 10 those interested.
625 Herald. $50 Bway.
SHOWROOM and office fixtures. IS feet OF
extra nice partition, closets and mirrors
attached. 100 yds. carpet. swinging mirror.
dividers to match partition. 3 sets furniture.
glass top tables. rolltop, flat desks, stock
Ia bles, designing paper; must be sold by
THE SOLAR SUIT DRESS COMPANY.
TWO ice chests. one Lewis Conger
Premier; rerfect condition. store prizes
open 10 cffer. Can be Seen at 81 v. 05th ST.
Furniture.
MAHOGANY OFFICE DESKS. TABLE AND
CHAIRS. good condition: must be sold at
once. no reasonable offer refused; no dealers.
Room 900. II e. 42d St. Vanderbilt 91I3.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MADAME oPPENHE1MER. Cora Edith
Louise. born August first, 1878. in New
York City. residing IL rue Jose Maria de
Heredis, Paris. France, solicits the Min
lister OF Justice of France TO authorize her
20 change her patronymic name 20 that OF
whitehead, her mothers maiden name.
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Domestic Help wante
AGENTS WANTED.
Male

I want 100 men and women quick. 70 take
orders for Conner rsincoats and waterproof
aprons. everybody buys: McCrarys profits
last year we're s5.2fs.oo. new styles, wonder
ful bargains, direct from manufacturer 20
wearer: Barnes made s52300 In 10 days.
tremendous profits for you: 81 500 a year
for three average orders 4 day; $40 = day
for your spare time. no delivering or coli
lecting: no capital required: furnish every
thing, Including beautiful sample coat.
wrife o,,t~s for isherri offer THO cewsv
afs. Co. Dept. GiiG0. Dayton, Ohio
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WANT partner. experienced office man. In
Nesting $1,000 TO $40 900 IN import business
now establishing: will invest equal amount I;
large profits assured principals only.
IFS Herald. Herald So
AN ideal London West End Theatre 70 let
on lease. rent fi50 per week, excluding
bars and cloak rooms. Apply A. ". ADRA-
HAMS, 70 Shaftesbury av.. london w.
BEAUTY parlor. established, for sale. up-
town; owner leaving city. Q i05 Herald.
Herald so.
TO lease for business. restaurant, all FUR
ni.hcd second floor. Fiatbish av.. near
Long Island Depot q 1852 Herald. B'lSlyn.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

West Side.
4STH ST, 46 W.-Furnished sitting room
and bedroom, private bath; gentleman only;
500. Call 81 or evenings
55TH ST., 40 W.--Two rooms and bath
summer rates gentlemen. Circle 2494.
G5TI. 10 west.-Elegant front parlor and
bedroom. twin beds. telephone bath; one
list ST, wEST-Cool. comfortable rooms.
bath. single or en- suite. In private Ameri-
can home. for gentlemen; every convenience;
references required. Columbus Sl94
72D. 242 w.-Large room, private bath. also
small room. MAISON DE LION.
T4TH, 242 West.-unusually attractive room.
with or without bath; summer prices; gen
tlemen only.
nth ST.. sI4 West.-Large room: private
bath: telephone. electric light. kitchenette.
nth ST, li6 W.-Eiegant large room. twin
BEDS extension bath. electricity. phone
sgd ST, is w.-Magnificent second floor,
sunny. south. front. double rooms: also
single room: elegant home; references.
SD. 328 W.-Large. airy, attractively fur
nished: shower. hot water: private family:
summer terms. Apt. 2W.
s7TH. 201 w.-Attractiveiy furnished outside
room elevator; dining room; telephone
service.
GOTH ST, o. E--Handsomey furnished
suite, bedrooms. living room. kitchen.
piano. telephone. Apt. CIV.
112TH ST., GOA W. (Apt. 13)-Attractive
dral 1910.
119TH-One or two select rooms private fam
lily. PETERSEN. 81 Morningstde av
124TH ST.. b57 w. fB'way,-Large. airy.
attractive. sunny rooms. double; So 10 SD:
piano. kitchen privileges. &c. Tel. apt. ~
l24TH ST.. 437 W-NewIy furnished, electric
light, telephone; gentleman. Apt. b2
142D. 512 West-Attractive front room; twin
beds: one. two gentlemen. SEYMOUR.
1sisT $50 W.--Two. light housekeeping. all
crnlyeniencos: desirable business couple.
HE,INY
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED.


S6TII ST.. so East-whole part of apart
ment, large, handsomely furnished. all light
rooms; $125; reference b20S Lenox.
9TH, 30s w.-Five light. spacious rooms and
2 baths, elevator, telephone. electricity;
furnished unfurnished; immediate pos
session.
9TH, 315 W.-Beautifuily furnished room
apartment Riverside Drive. Apt. "a
0STH, 2O7 West.-Two large rooms. bath.
real kitchenette; handsomely furnished; /;
high class elevator apartment; May-october
BLUMENFELD.
09TH, si8 w. (Drivel .-Atractiveiy furnished
4 rooms. bath; May-Sepember !. River
s425, Apt. 8.
IlsTH and Broadway. southeast corner. 7-S
rooms all outside. two baths. elegantly
furnished. practically new, INQUIRE Supt.
18TH D38 West.--Sx elegant rooms: June
10 September. Call Apt. 33
l62D. GOA W.-Seven rooms. bath and toilet;
Nav to October. Apt. "a.
New Jersey.
EAST ORANGE. N. J.--Furnished apa artment
and garage; May TO October !, or longer
Inquire superintendent of building at 2J4
North Grove ST.. East Orange.
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MEN.-ours is a growing Organization. so we
are in need Of men TO fin the vacancies
caused by promotions. We can show you q
definite future with the largest organization
OF Its kind In the country II you show
that you are reliable and Industrious. All
applications are strictly confidential. Only
those who furnish first class references
need apply. II you cannot CALL write for an
interview at 165 Broadway. suite 723.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE is hereby given that will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by my
wife, Hanna Levy. Nathan Levy, 4i4 Prince
ton av.. Lakewood. N. J.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn.

10TH ST., SOUTH fbetween 14th and 18th
ayes.)-4 two-family houses. garage with
eIey house; newly built. Apply on premises.
ROSANELLJ. Phone South 34lI.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

~--~~-~~~-e~~~-~~>>~>-~~~~
ACCOUNTANT Monthly audits. systems. In
vestigations. books written UP weekly. =
10 Herald. Herald So
ATTENDANT. nurse American. with long
experience, to attend genSeman or party
going abroad: speaks English. French, Ger
man. Spanish; best references. Borrow. 653
Lexington nv.
BOY, IL years. desires employment where
earnest effort win be rewarded with ad-
vanccment: good appearance, honest, excci
lent character. George Canning. bI2 w. 18th.
nUTLER. valet. Filipino, with reference,
wishes position in small family. O ss Her.
aid. Herald "a.
BUTLER. valet. useful; French. 35. tall: ref
erences. 20 anywhere. J. Benoit "a II.
sd RI.
BUTLErs-vALET. speaks French, Italian;
willing travel; references Howard. los
r.. 92d.
BUTLER, "alet, city references, wants trav-
ellnx position. A. Guide. 246 r.. 6sth.
RTTI.Eil valet, white: local references
Morningsde 5000. 6N w. i35th, apt. 8.
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PATTERN perforator wanted. experienced. .
by Chicago wholesale art needlework
house, state age, experience and salary ex-
pected. Address 733 Herald. 2SO Broad
PRINTING INK MAKER, competent -
pass on grinding strength and body of ink
by conpa rison with standard samples; state
experience. salary desired and age: perma-
nent position TO right man. 742 Herald.
Herald 50.
PRINTING INK WATCHER; state age, ex-
perience, salary required; steady position
for competent man. 7s3 Herald. Herald So
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.


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FORDS. new 1921. all models. immedsate de-
livery: small payments down. baiance
monthly. Franklin T44 Wadsworth 1911,
RARGEBUHR.
HAYNES passenger car. used only by
owner; low mileage; bargain. 13I West
oath ST. Tel. 1882 Riverside
HUDSON 1921 PASSENGER CABRIoLET;
PERFECT CONDITION., NEW TIRES,
SPECIAL EQUIPMENT. COST 81. 700; WILL
SACRIFICE. f.. p. HUMPHREYS. NET
ROPOLITAN CLUB, OR PLAZA 1925.
HUDSON coupe. 11-0 model. late 1920. run
1900 miles, mechanically perfect; price
50 900: no dealers. Call Madison Square 35aS.
HUDSON super Six limousine. model o.
overhauled and refinished like new. 236
w. 5eth.
HUDSON Super Six. sedan. $3.50. 236 West
5eth st.
HUDSON Super Six coupe. late series: ever
hauled and refinished like new. 236 w. 59tn
HUDSON Super Six town car. $500 236 w.
59th st.
HUDSON Super Six touring car: overhauled,
refinlshed. 236 W. 59th.
HUPMOBfLE 1890 touring. fully equipped
excellent condition. any demonstration
Phone BURTON 5000 Wadsworth
HUPMoBILE. 1920. perfect condition; s1,1o0.
PARKER. SO West Fordham road, Ford
ham 1850
IsOTTA- -FRASCHTNI. 100 h. p. tust over
hauled; sacrifice 81 200. GARAGE. 1o6
West Sd St. or phone Chelsea 6192.
JORDAN. late model Al mechanical condi-
tion: many extras: willing to sacrifice 20
quick buyer. w. PRICE. phone Mott Haven
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SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid golf outfits. cameras.
fishing tackle. binoculars, guns, nauN.e
:rstruluents. TRIGGER. TsT s'h sv osS
Bryant.
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YOUNG man requires situation as filter or
engineer In construction. filing or marine
work; previous experience on shore years
and senior engineer 3 years. 1872 Herald,
Brooklyn.
YOUNG man, Christian. ambitious, seven
years. business experience In office and
selling, desires to connect with reliable firm;
best references G 1913 Herald. Brooklyn.
YOUNG; man (24) desires position. gents
furnishing; willing; references. 1880 Her
aid. Harlem.
YOUNG; man. driver, desires position; can
also handle four line team: experienced ex-
pressman. p. Schozel. 1b43 1st av.
YOUNG man, handy with tools. work any
thing. Roeder. 651 Central av.. BROOKLYN.
YOUNG men (two) wish work on farm. +
2O4 Herald, Herald square.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

A COMPLETELY furnished five story house.
~ rooms and baths. 10 rent from June
to October l at $500 a month to private
family: refererrss exchanged. ]. MEEHAN,
e6i w. 93d st.: Riverside 1880.
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Long Island.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

Unfurnished.
wANTED-Apartmen 4 or rooms, bath.
electricity; preferable parlor floor and
basement or lower part 2 family house. by
young Christian couple. Call Decatur 615l,
Sunday, Sill.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

BOARDERS WANTED.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 32O--Palatial man
sion: elevator. telephone, bath every room;
Hung arian cuisine. hotel service. refined He
brew surroundings: sublet corner room: fall
booking.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 54y.--Attractive rooms.
bath. telephone; excellent table; two, $50.
PAYNE.
18TH, 1888 EAST.-LArBe room; one flight
up: telephone; substantial board.
43D ST., 1854 E.--Children TO board. mothers
care. private family: yard; near school,
Murray Hill 1853.
72D, 31s W. (Riverside Drive)-Beautifui
rooms. double. single. private baths. select
house: table guests.
12D, 255 w.-Large front room, suitable for
2 or people: excellent board.
e3D ST. l2s-Is0 WEST.
Table guests, excellent cuisine; parlor din
ing rooms: white service: congenial sur
roundings: reasonable.
104TH. 70 WEST.
Large front rooms; good board: reasonable.
154TH, 42s west.--Attractive large second
story front. dressing room: wholesome
The New York herald., 1921-04-30

TYPiST and office assistant in Insurance
brokerage office: intelligent, accurate and
reliable: one familiar with insurance pre-
fsrred state nationality and full particulars;
permanent position for right applicant.
d 924 Herald, Fulton ut.
WAITRESS-wanted. expert waitress q days.
chambcrwork per week and expert laun-
dress and chambermaid: preferably friends:
Glen Cove all year. Apply Monday morning
70 employment department. Robt. Geir Co..
foot of Warrington st. brooklyn, N. y.
WAITRESS. experienced. for all day work,
Sunday. Apply ola A. NJ. York Club. 81
East 54th 81.
WANTED - Designer experienced IN ert
needlework by large established wholesale
house IN Chicago; state age, experience and
salary expected. Address 7S4 Herald, $50
Broadway.
WOMEN.--Wc have an organization whore
the women have as great a chance for
promotion as the men. We need a woman
who has proven her ability In the business
world We can offer you a permanent po-
sition with definite future. We win treat
these applications strictly confidential. Only
those who furnish first class references
need apply IL you cannot call. write for
an interview ut 1875 broadway, suite 723.
YOUNG lady, Christian. exceptionally neat
appearance. In very high class, ethical dem
tai office. Apply. to 20 A. NJ. only, Suite
g. fi6 W. D9th.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

PORTER OR WAITER,
colored man, experienced. thorough. depend
able, with excellent recommendations. Mack
OVERLY. care Jorton. 2072 Madison av.. city.
PORTER. handy with tools. NJ. Keller. 1855
Sd av.
SUPERINTENDENT wants position IN high
class apartment; first class mechanic: very
best OF reference. 1887 Herald, Harlem.
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A Automobiles Wanted.

PACKARD-Wanted, q wrecked or burned
1917 or 1918 chassis. II. II. Karlskind, Gas
East 25th st, Paterson, ~ y.
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Borough Of Queens.

AT East Elmhurst, on Flushing Bay, miles
59th ST.. modern apartment. spacious
daylight rooms. porch: 800 month. Phone
11S Newtown. DIR. BARCLAY.
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WEST END..-Smnli room: nurse, governesr,
business woman: reasonable. Phone Acad-
emy 1924
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

39TH, "a W.-UnfurnIshed room: hot, cold
water: gas. electricity. bath. DEUkMEDJI.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

BUTLER, valley. German. wants position;
good references. Fred Hartz. Telephone
I.auox 1904