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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

but l don't think that is a verrie good
sine because neerly evry 1 witch /
tawk to all ways looks weery. So she
dussent no IT all.
Monday-mister Triggs thinks he
knows all about the female race and
wifes and etc. he told pa If he wood
just buck up to ma once his trubbels
with her wood be over. pa grinned
sadly & replyed & sed Yes they wood
and all the rest Of the balance Of my
trubbels wood be over to. he nose.
Tuesday-ma got suspishus of her
husband today. she 81 nachelly that
away tho. he went to say sum thing
about-he walked on a strip of karpet
& he sed-I stripped on the walk. ma
made him go out & NOW the lawn
which was no more than rite or else
otherwise I wood of had to do it.
Wednesday-this vas a hot l &
was tired & swetty haveing played
ball nearly all after noon. score 28 to
is. are pitcher had collera morbis.
this ewing pa sed Lizbeth wont you
walk down & get sum Ice creme
She sed she was wore out. she wanted
him to go. l seen rite away how il
was & l sed to miself Here's where
the son goes down. l got to make q
joak once in awhile. But l was afrade
they mite get to ~argueing & not gel
the the GREEN a tall.
Thursday-to tired to rite.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
w COUNTY VALUATIONS
NOT DEPRECATED.

Power County is not n Of those
counties hat hopes 10 scape it's just
burden of state and federal taxes by
lowered valuations. Valuations this
year are only slightly below those OF
last year according 10 the report OF
Assessor Crowley to the state equal
ization board. Reasonable valuations
mean n reasonable tax levy and more
general satisfaction and square dealing
all around.
Y Governor Davis has asked that the
valuations be raised in those counties
where agricultural land has been APP
praised at a rate ridiculously below
It's actual value. Power County
through fits assessment on fair valu-
atoms escapes the necessity OF rails
ing valuations and the resulting large
amount OF extra work and expense on
tailed therein,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
FREIGHT RATE FIGHT
PROGRESSING7

,fne Interstate Commerce Commits
sion says freight rates on livestock
and produce. In the east are not I'M
lust and unreasonable. II also de-
clares, according TO Its published re-
port In the daily papers Monday, that
present rates should be reduced at
least 20 per cent and not less than Sc
cents n hundred pounds.
Just what this means, the Press is
unable TO determine. Certainly II
means that the Commission Is moi
functioning very effectively for the
producer. 1t iB asking In a round
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19
EIGHTEEN DAYS
MORE

Vacation days will soon be owe for
the kids" It's been a long summer
thus far, but myl how short the next
eighteen days will be, for school openD
September sixth. says the dictum of
the School board,
ut starts earlier every year" walls
the youngster who hates to loose his
freedom 80 Don The shortening days
make school loom put like "A night
mare, but when the day arrives the
young student takes his medicine
philosophically and soon finds new
pleasure to distract his ever active
mind,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

One of the shocking changes in
style now is the removal of all dress
from the feminine ear. My! My!
What will we see next.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

Newer fear. When the people find
out about 1885, how much money
Henry is making on Fords, there VIII
be stentorian demands for govern
ment regulation. Then the govern
ment will begin TO regulate. Then
Fords will begin to go higher. Then
the plant will begin to shut down,
Then Henry will seek W and more
profitable fields of endeavor-if he is
not killed off entirely.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1921-08-19

about wan that the railroads should,
out OF the goodness of their heart,
make a pacifying concession to the
farmer, the stockman, the 3heepman,
etc.
The Commission has evidently taken
the statement OF the railroads, winch
is in effect. that their present cost Of
hauling costs q certain amount and
that six per cent profit OF cost Of pro-
duction equals the present rate.
Then Il has taken the statement OF
the producers, bankers aud grain ex-
changes to the effect hat present
freight rates mean the bankruptcy of
agriculture and the livestock industry.
II has very j%udiciously solved the
problem and attempted to satisfy every
body by saying, Freight Rates Are
Not Too High but they ought to be
reduced" An extremely gratifying
and conclusive report to be sure,
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COUPLE. Swedish, young and capable. wish
positions In small family; wages $3.50. T
6S Herald. Herald 50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED. 8
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment: man and wife used
TO own pretty home would like to rent small
not above Goth St. owners own
maid preferred; August | until November !;
must bc modern and in first class house.
ALFRED THOMPSON. 400 Banco Nacional.
IIabana, Cuba.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

114TH. 351 West Capt. 3, easD Nurse In
large airy, front room apartment, all mod
ern improvements, will board and care Tor
invalid lady. Phone Cathedral 6O5O
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WOMEN.

WOMEN.
WANTED, 25 TO 40 YEARS OF AGE,
TO TRAIN FOR SALESwOMEN; Ex-
PERIENCE UNNECESSARY. WE
MAINTAIN A SCHOOL AND CAPA-
BILE INSTRUCTOR TO TRAIN YOU
IN YOUR OWN BUSINESS WITHOUT
CHARGE. YOU WILL BE ASSURED
A STEADY POSITION. OUR SALES
WOMEN ARE MAKING FROM $50
PER WEEK UP. ONLY THOSE OF
NEAT APPEARANCE AND PLEAS
ING PERSONALITY CONSIDERED.
PERSONAL INTERVIEW ONLY,
SATURDAY, Q TO u, SUITE 1907,
299 BROADWAY. ASK FOR MIR.
VAN DOREN.
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New York.
Connecticut.

CALIFORNIA type bungalow, brand new.
bedrooms and bath, electric kitchen living
and dining room. well furnished, exception
OF linen and silver; garage; approximately
" acre of ground; ready for Immediate oc-
cupancy on rental basis until November
]; five minutes by trolley to railroad sta
tion, N. Y. N. II. & H.. station Sound
Beach. Conn.,. location refined bungalow sec
ton, situated at Shorelands, Sound Beach
$500 per month. Apply Mr.. ECKERT, 124
White ST. Phone Franklin GO17
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Borough of Brooklyn.

74TH ST, 167s-Furnished room to respect
able girl. with private family. Call or
phone Bensonhurst 655.
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experienced worker: good
rSIerencei half time whole. Call or
write N3 West Goth st. Illmer.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.
,-.. HOTEL BELMonE,

HOTEL BELMORE,
o5TI ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms. &S weekly and upward; phone and
electric fan IN every room.
LEXINGTON Av.. 1919 C75th ST. Front
parlor and alcove; also large, cheerful back
room; gentleman or couple: references. Call
after .. FuMAGALLL
LEXINGTON Av, 70.-Eiegantly furnished
room, all modern improvements, gentlemen
preferred. Apartment g.
10TH ST. l180 Lexington Av.) .-Business
woman VIII rent small and large room TO
young women, who are assured OF a refined
home, without the usual regulations govern
Ing roming houses; all outside rooms; 500 to
SO monthly. Madison Square aOd0.
33D, 22i E.-Light. cean comfortable room
i-2 gentlemen; conveniences: private fam
ily. Tel. $50 Murray Hin. STEWARD.
J0TH ST., 50 e.. near Madison -Deiightfui
single, double room; drawing room for en-
tertaining: meals optional. Plaza p64s.
seth (Nenr Park Av) Rooms for women
kitchen privilegos 81 per week. elevator
apartment: improvements. Lenox 0po7.
i2OTH. ". e Sylvan placer Single rooms,
s3 double, 50: all improvements
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New Jersey.

wooDcLIFF- -oN-HUDsoN. N J..
Opposite seth st.).-Modern, high class four
and five room apartments. $40 to S125; so
minutes from Times square, 10 minutes ride
on Palisade car or bus from West Shore
ferry; references required. Apply at office.
10i Goth st. Phone Union 5sSi
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COUPLE, young, Irish-American. wishes po
sitions with private family city or coun-
try wife housework; husband chauffeur; 10
years experience. Gereaghty. 1914 West
10th ST.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.
GIoTTO HOUSE.

f1th ST., 230 W.-Two large, attractive rooms.
also two smaller ones: exceptional, honlelike
cool: tennis court; reasonable summer rates.
Phone Watkins 5325
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Westchester.
SUMMIT LODGE

SUMMIT LODGE,
II Summit av, Chester Hill, Mount Yer
non--Large. airy. double, well furnished
room. adjoining bath excellent table: at
tractive home surroundings. Hllcrest 5453J.
LARGE rooms. baths, showers. electricity.
own farm products. ARTHUR HTCKIE,
Yorktown Heights
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COLORED man, good references. wishes Jot
as porter, waiter, houseman, or any homes
work. Murray 1884 Madison av.
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Borough of Bronx.

BEAUTIFUL large room, bath. private
house, prettily located. porch. kitchen privi-
leces. Lexington NV. subway; business cou.
pie; gentleman; Christians: references. Call
Oluvflie 317I
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WEST END, AV.. s54.-Large and small
Broadway subway Cfo3d). Phone Riverside
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WAITRESS. experienced. colored. Call 269
West I'D 81
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

MODELS u5). SIZE &c.
Tall and attractive.
ALSO STOUT YOUNG LADIES
OF 42-44 bust measure,
Graceful. tall and attractive,
To try on coats. suits. dresses
In large, beautiful showroom.
Good salary and long season.
Call between o and ~ A. NJ.
To-day and next week.
Charlop Bros. & Co.. 151 w. Goth ST.
WAITRESS. experienced. colored. Call 269
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Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
One-six rooms and bath, $720 up;
JUST COMPLETED.
New splendid Tennis place apartments By
station. Is minutes on electric train to Penn.
Station, 34th ST., n. Y. G.
FEW SUITES LEFT.
Apply - Supt., Phone boulevard 6545.
'lUYON L. @. EARLE, Agent,
35s 5th av oath ST.. Fitz Roy Os2f-2-3.
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Country Board Wanted.

WANTED IN Catskills. vicinity windham
preferred, rooms and board for six for
at least six weeks, beginning 23d Address
CHARLES. 2s5 Water St. N. Y. G.
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New Jersey.

COTTAGE, rent. Atlantic Highlands, New
Jersey, opposite station; all improvements;
furnished; block from amusement beach: op-
posite hotel. BAILEY. 2114 9TH av. Phone
Harlem 23ST
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West side.

A LARGE light and airy room, delightful for
summer; private bath; desires man. paying
guest, In small private home; West End av.
and 18Th st. Particulars. phone Schuyler 31so.
COOL, light room, large and sunny, In re-
fined, homelike apartment. 1891, near sub
way and Il" JONES, Morningside 3Gi0
DESIRABLE single room for gentleman IN
well furnished apartment references.
Morningslde 450T.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WANTED-Four-fve room furnished house
Tor 3 or months must be high and dry !:
preferably any mountain region of New
England or White Mountains. Reply, giving
full particulars, J. ABBOT, 215 West SSth
ST., New York city.
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HIGH GRADE SALESMAN

TO SELL STOCK IN WELL KNOWN NEW
YORK AUTOMOBILE COMPANY; DIREC-
TORATE AMONG SOME OF NEW YORK
ClTYS MOST PROMINENT BUSINESS
MEN; GOOD LEADS FURNISHED; Ex-
PERIENCE NOT NECESSARY. CALL
MONDAY MORNING. 3 80, ROOM 7O1. 236
WEST 55TH ST., AND ASK FOR MIR.
HORNER.
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C0NrTETE oltft OF scaling and paint
tools first class condition. for sale cheap.
Apply 2ol Van Brunt st., Brooklyn, or teie.
phone Henry 32I0.
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RESIDENCES TO LET
long Island.

BUNGALOW. six rooms, bay front: 5000
monthly, or share part. WILKINS 9S7
Bayside, Breezy Point, beyond Sheepshead
Bay.
ELEGANT apartment on Boardwalk, facing
ocean; rooms, BATH completely furnished; ;
reasonable rent. Inquire Long Beach Baths.
GREAT NECK.-Beautifully furnished CO.
ionial house, with garage; near golf club
LONG BEACH Proper.-Apartment. elegant
xly furnished; ocean half block. BYRNE,
Front st.
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COUPLE-Wife economical cook man use
full butler. out OF place account family
going out OF town, wish positions in small
adult family; no wash; Al references;
wages $l75 per month. Phone Plaza 69I9.
Steele
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.

HUDSON touring car for hire, day, week.
month; reasonable. LEAVAY, Morningsids
sT23
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Miscellaneous.

HALF private office. furnished; telephone.
stenographic services. K 1855 Herald, $50
broadway.
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REAL EsTArE-oUr OF CITY.
New York state-sale or Rent.
yermont-sale or Rent.
New Jersey-saie or Rent.

AVON WATERFRONT.
Shark River frontage, over 200 feet, Y acre
OF ground, fine lawns, flowers. house ~
rooms. BATH electricity. gas. large verandas
fine condition: one price, $12, 500, to good
neighbor: any reasonable terms no brokers.
OWNER, room 3O4. 800 West AID ST.
ASBURY PARK, Ocean Grove. Allenhurst,
Bradley. Doal.-Summer cottages hotels.
JACOB A: KING. NORTH ASBURY PARK.
BEACHWOOD-Beautif home in the pine
belt of New Jersey, situated on Toms River
and Barnegat Bay; fine bathing, boating,
fishing. charming social life; summer and
all year colony; business mems government.
Particulars. photo, &C.. S., box 76, Beach
wood, N. J.
BOGOTA. N. J.-Bargain: new, half stucco.
Six rooms; sun parlor; parquet floors ;
restricted locality. 27 Maplewood av
ROSELLE-Nine room house; impts.; lot
50x200; minutes walk to Central r. f.
Chestnut st. station; 40 minutes out; only
$1,000 cash required; price $6,700 Inquire
premises, 2l6 w. Sd av., or Beyer 50 Court
St, Newark. Phone 1343 Market.
TWO family house. residential district Jer-
sey City Heights: price, $1,000; cash re-
quired. $500. 1888 Herald, Fulton st.
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COUPLE, Finnish, wish positions, man
chauffeur and useful: wife, general house
work or plain cook. Mostanen. 34S E. 123d
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18TH, 42s w.--rarge second story front.
lavatory. dressing room; private residence
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COOK, butler-valet, houseman, chauffeur
experienced. young Chinese, wants position
IN private family. Lee. 10 Doyers St, city.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.
Long Island.

FAR Rockaway-The Shirley. B'way. Mott
av.; minutes from station. beach; extern
sive lawn, shade Christians. Miss Seaman.
ROCKAWAY PARK-Private home offers
few guests excellent rooms and board; near
depot. Phone Belle Harbor 2S13
SEA GATE-Maple and Manhattan avs; fur
nished room with or without board; reason
able rate. Phone Coney Island 1892.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
WANTED to buy steel fireproof building,
put UP for factory use, with 10000 TO
10000 square feet floor space. saw tooth
20 Portsmouth; also want some good second
hand machinery for manufacturing sawed
box shocks and veneer shocks. Including
PLANTERS MFG. CO. Portsmouth. Va.
Will. ASSIST ANY WE'LL
RATED BUSINESS THAT
NEEDS ADDITIONAL CAPITAL.
NOMINAL CHARGE. DO
NOT REQUIRE PLEDGTNG
ACCOUNTS. Add. r. l.. C.. 1853 B'way.
MARINE superintendent. well known IN
shipping circles. can have good position
with well established firm must be In posi-
tion 20 buy part interest. money secured.
l. 1855 Herald. B'klyn.
EsTABLIsHED business, with well assorted
stock, very reasonable termsi splendid op-
portunity for progressive business man In
automobile accessories and hardware lMe.
527 Herald. ESQ B'way.
MAN, willing TO Invest IN real live PROPOSE
ton, manufacturing new patent on folding
suit box, Call Saturday Q a NJ; 70 =. M.
''NU-STILE" BOX CO., 0l Bayview av.. Jer-
sey City.
OPPORTUNITY.
Any person not now owner Of automobile
desiring 20 obtain a new Chandler machine
may obtain attractive information by COM
municating with y. 90 Herald. 10th 81.
BEAUTY parior for sale. pretticst and finest
located shop IN city; price $4,000. terms TO
suit or will consider partner of highest abil-
ity and following. 0I Herald, Herald so.
ANY person not now owner OF automobile
desiring 20 obtain a new Buick car may
obtain attractive Information by communi-
eating with $50 Herald. 18th 81.
WILL. sell my s.. 600 worth OF common stocx
in an established marine repair plant for
50 900; reason for selling am going in mn
other business. l. 1881 Herald, B'klyn.
WILL sell lease OF 100 room hotel, II years
20 run, with furniture, near Broadway:
making profit now OF nearly $4,000 a year;
principals only. " III 1s6 Herald, Herald "a.
FOR sALE--First class FUR and ladies'
wearing apparel store. Merden, Conn;
good location. Address r. o. box 460.
Meriden, Conn.
PARTNER wanted. OF good character. GALES
enterprises. articles OF merit: have sub
stantial contracts. r. a. n. Co, 240 w. 25th
sTATIONERY. ice cream parlor, business
and dwelling. $1,000 w. GOTTL1EB. Park
Ridge. N. J.
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ELECTRICIAN or handy man wants posi-
tlon. 227 West 142d. Ferguson. care Jack
son.
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REAL EsTATr-sArEsNfrNy

II you know Westchester county, Yonkers.
Scarsdale. Pelham and New Rochelle. have
ability to negotiate and make sales,
handle high grade properties and brokerage
transactions; IL you appreciate being given
live leads and know how TO sell them. not
let them die in your hands II you have a
desire 10 associate yourself with live. fast
growing sales organization where you win be
given every cooperatiOnn and square deal,
would like to talk 20 you II you measure
up TO our requirements we VIII submit
very attractive proposition. on commission
basis; you may answer in strict confidence
or call at our New York office, 81 East 42d
Ut HhnInna s Illrkn nrnn tLizn HIM
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New York.

ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL,
Bruce and Wellesley avs.
Telephone 1914. Yonkers N 7.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks, &c.
Chambermaids. sc.

COOK. waitress, two colored girls. positions.
country. Jones, 115 West 18TH.
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MEM AM LOOKING

for particular type of man who is in
herently honest, who can faithfully represent
an organization Of national reputation and
record Regardless OF your present occupa-
tion. you may be that particular man whom
! can place in a position TO earn not less than
$1,000 per year. Call between j and
=. NJ. A07 9Th av.. room 902.
MEN holding executive positions In the
motor industry to-day usually men who
went with their company when II was young;
such an opportunity Is now presented by the
Kelsey Motor Company. Call personally upon
Mr. Hartley at companys display store. 1746
BrOndNyay 10 A NJ 4 y
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HOTEL NOAfIS,
GI0-t19 AVpqt Io1th sf

b1U-b0Z West l.Jth 81.
Rooms with private bath. S12 weekly;
without. s. up; every convenience. Tele-
phone Mornlngsde GO and lOS
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CHAUFFEUR-Owne going abroad would
like TO place chauffeur with reliable fam
y Call Owner. Morningside 5000. apt. 81.
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MORNINGSIDE AV., 9 115th ST.. apt. 80 -
Large light room, improvements. private
family; $40 per week; references. Phone
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MoRNINGsIDE DRIVE. 100 : Double room
Sl2. Apt. CO. Phonn Morn 62T2.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 54s-Cool room, win
dows south and east lavatory, adjoining
bath.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR, 27, married, years expert
ence. wishes private position, years last
positions own repairs; references. Thomas
Proff 243 e. 10th ST.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

wANTED-The following persons or their
heirs Mailard Curran Phllpot, Philadei-
1893; william v. DutctIr, New York. 1884.
HALLERAN AGENCY Fiushins. n. Y.
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Bornurh OF Brooklyn.

BEDFORD Section-Large front room, apart
ment home comforts. Decatur 40S2W
LARGE parior for rent. use Of piano. phone
private family. near Borough Hall. Call
Main 5Ii3 for appointment.
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B0ARDERS WANTED.


BEAUTIFUL home. first class house, with
private family; viii share 20 bring down
expenses best food; excellent maid every
convenience gentlemen or couple willing 20
pay for such. Call Cathedral 1925
CHILDREN
boarded, sent 20 camp and schools EMERY,
Is Park Row. cortlandt 1924. Room eoi.
57TH. 35i w.--Large, small, private bath;
piano; French cooking electricity, phone.
CgTH. i05 West.--Large room, private bath:
smaller room adjoining bath: reference.
72D ST. 3is W. Qlverside Drive) )-Desir-
able single room; excellent table; refer
ences.
7sTH. 1s9 w.-Beautiful double, private
bath singles; ideal location purest foods.
75TH ST. 20 WEST.
Miss EDWARDS. formerly 81 West hsth;
dceirablc rooms, table guests; references.
o3D ST. 1870 wEsT-Room: parior dining
rooms. table guests. reasonable rates.
94TIi. ii6 west-smali room and excellent
table board; clean. homclike.
9th, 10 W-LarEe and small -noms. near
park; references. Mrs. Strandgaard
105TH. 100 W.--Nicciy furnished room with
board. private family all conveniences
subway. IL" UEBELMESsER. Acad. 2i36.
10TTH ST 324 West (betwcen broadway
and Rlverslde). de).-Beautifuly furnished large
and small rooms with meals; refined Latin
family. French and Spanish cooking: table
boarders; select noighborhood reasonable
Academy 1853.
f5fTH. 42s w--Large second story front.
lavatory. dressing room; private residence
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AUTO-MECHANIC.
Young man desires position as first class
helper; experienced. wages reasonable II g0
Herald. Herald sq.
BCOKI<EEpER, cashier, ACCOUNTANT desires
20 change. age 40: 20 years manufncturing
and mercantile experience. Energetic, $50
Sth av.
BUTLER useful, best references Wishes no
sition with private family; licensed chnif-
feur. mechanic Otis Smith. 1873 West 14Oth
81 Audubon 9l10 apartment 80 CBowen)
nUTLER, or valet. general housework. Fiii-
pino; good references. Ejeno Ecoy, 263 w
52d at. Tel. Circle 31is.
BUTLER, French, valet. private family; good
references. Brinnet, 143 West 123d st.
CHAUFFEUR C25) wishes position. private
country, experienced. Edward Outten, sol
w 10th.
CHAUFFEUR wishes position; 8 years ref
erence. private or commercial Thomas
Gilligan. care Of Culleton, 5sd Columbus av.
CHAUFFEUR. Scotch. useful ia garden,
poultry and general work; country pro-
ferred: Robert Hack, $50 9Th av.
CHAUFFEUR, 10 years shop and driving
experience; Z years with last employer.
rcferences. John Tripp, 1851 ist av.
mechanic. 10 years expert
ence; city. country good reference. 2O7
West Goth.
couple. white. man drive car:
wife do general housework. VIM. Honry,
Jr.. no Court at., nklyu.
CHAUFFEUR. eNperienced. wants position
private. Riverside 6J43. SCUDDER. 1870
West a7th.
CHAUFFEUR. coiored: city. siO week.
Write Crosby, 2SO W. 144th, care Johnson.
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cHAUFFEUR- MECHANIC. G years expert
ence; reliable private or commercial
Schuber, Plaza 1851.
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CHAUFFEUR, American, married, years
experience all high class cars, years last
employer. desires position private family;
own repairs; best references: neat appear
ance. Riverside 10204. Anderson. AS West
9Sth
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| CHAUFFEUR. light colored. age 81. married,
oaref II driver. desires position; willing 20
help around the house; good references. l.
| l44i Herald, Harlem.
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GOLDENBERG'S,
Waehingtou n =

EXPERIENCED marine engineer and oper-
ator wanted; heavy duty; gas power boat
references required. Apply John Michel
2S3I West 2lst 81. ConeY Island.
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