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Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19
Mrs. greenwood win Wed

Friends of Mrs. Lottie Greenwood,
formerly of this city, will be surprised
and delighted to learn that she is en-
gagged to he married to Mr.. ]. ]. JEFF
ferson of Dayton Ohio. Mrs. Green
wood has been resident of Dayton
for the past year and met Mr.. Jeffer-
son there Mr.. Jefferson is assistant
engineer for the Dayton Gas Co., and
prominent socially. The Newly weds
will reside at 53S Middle street, Day
ton Ohio, and their friends here may
write them at the above address.
Excellent Services Held
Sunday services at Tanner Chapel
A. NJ. E church were well attended on
last Sunday and the Rev. T. j. San
ford delivered two able sermons. One
new member. was received and the
collections totaled $3S.72.
New Undertaking Establishment
Green and Ahart Undertakers, is the
name of a new enterprise that on
Monday threw open its doors to the
public. Mr. J. A. Green, senior men,
ber of the firm is a pioneer resident
of this city, a large property owner
and for years has been employed at
the Arizona Republican office. He
numbers his friends by the score and
is possessed of a pleasing personality
that assures success in business. Mr..
J. Ahart. junior member of the firm,
has been in the city only few months
but comes highly recommended as an
embalmer and funeral director. In a
class of % applicants to take the ex-
animation before the Arizona State
board of Embalmers, he is one of the
two that successfully passed the ex-
animation. These men open business
under the most favorable conditions
and their parlors at 421 So. 9TH street
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19

are well fitted for the business. They
cater to the public, rich and poor, high
and low Their phone number is 2192
and their auto ambulance is waiting
to respond to your call The opening
of this place by these two enterpris-
ing race men necessitated the spend
ing Of considerable cash and they will
appreciate any business you have to
give them.
International Bible Students
Lecture Sunday Subject
Israel A Typical Nation, by E. H.
Herrocher of New York Weekly stud
les, Monday and Thursday nights at
1912 East Jefferson street. Study
"Epochs and Dispensations". Seats
free and no collections. You are cordi-
ally invited.
Mrs. Washington Is Hostess
On last Sunday afternoon, Mrs. W.
w. Washington of 1918 East Jefferson
street entertained with a delightful
dinner in honor of her brother-in-law
and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Wash
ington of Los Angeles A sumptuous
three course repast was served and
enjoyed. Covers were laid for twenty
and among those present were Mr..
and Mrs L. w. Washington of LLos
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Gault and
daughter Mildred, Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs D. Tucker, Mrs.
L. Mccoy and daughter Miss wary,
Mrs. Callie Brown, Miss Alline Wilson,
Mr.. w. N. Driver, Miss Vivian Hamil-
ton, Mr. N Tucker, Miss Dollie Tuck
er, Little Eugene Washington, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Washington
Unusually Large Attendance
The Tanner Chapel Sunday school
is enjoying an unusually large attend
ance and on last Sunday, in spite OF
the inclement weather, 81 students
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19

4AAobl OCACClAOA
Mrs. L. F. Taylor, Mrs. Melissa Lott,
w. R., Mrs. Lille Virgins, w. S.
c. L. P. Club Activities
Members of the G. L. P. club were
entertained on last Friday by Miss
Estelle Smith and Mr.. Lewis Wright
at $40 So. 3rd avenue. A dainty lunch
con was served and all enjoyed a
pleasant evening. Mrs. Estella Wall
ace of Flagstaff and Miss Edith Car
ter of Phoenix were invited guests.
Prizes for Progressive whist we're Civ
en- as follows: First prize, Miss Ruth
Lacey and Mr. Frank White; basket
of candy; Second prize Miss 1nez Stew
art and Mr.. Jessie Ford, box of candy
Third prize, Miss Edith Carter and
Mr.. Louis Wright, box of candy. The
club plans to have their first picnic
Sunday, March 10th. The next meet
ing will be with Miss M. L. Smith
and Mr.. L. Purdy. Theo. R. Drade,
pres, Ruth Lacey, vice pres, Martha
Johnson, secy., Jewel Dabney, treas.
c. M. E. News
Special preparations are being made
for Easter Sunday and it is hoped in
point of attendance to be the banner
day of the year. Rev Thompson will
be at his best on Easter morning and
will deliver a special sermon; watch
for the subject in next weeks issue.
The evening program will he in theI
hands of the choir, and it is assured
a treat will be in store for those who
attend. For real church service attend
the G. NJ. E. Strangers are especially
invited.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19
Unique Club Meeting

Unique Club Meeting
The members of the Unique club
will be entertained on Sunday after
noon March goth by Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cloud at the residence of Mrs. Oscar
McCloud, 1925 East Jefferson street.
All members urged to attend the meet
ing. By order of the president, j. F.
Hudspeth
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19
OF THE STATE CAPITAL

BY R. L. s, Society Editor
Phoenix tribune., 1921-03-19

they had spent some eighteen months
in California. Mr.. L. w. Washington is
a tailor and is planning to open an
establishment here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
SUMMONS.


STATE OF NEW YORK, SUPREME c,orrpT
COUNTY or CHAUTAUoUA.-fT Ma ria
tolson) Olson. Plaintiff, against Eric HAL
mar Ephriam Olson, Defendant. SUMMONS.
ACTION FOR DIVORCE"
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED 10 an
swer the complaint In this action and 10
serve copy OF your answer on the plain
tlfgs attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this Summons, exclusive OF the
day of service; and IN case OF your failure
to appear or answer, Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
demanded In the complaint.
Trial TO be held IN the County OF Chau-
tauuua. New York.
Dated this list day 81 February, 1921
ARTHUR IT. HITCHCOCK, Plaintiffs Al
torney, No. Q West Ord Street, James
town, New York.
TO Eric Hjalmar Ephriam Olson, Defends nj .
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication, pursuant to an order OF
the Honorable Charles II. Sears, Justice OF
the supreme Court. dated March 9th 1921
ard filed with the complaint In the office
~ the clerk ~ the county OF Chautauqua at
Mayviie New York.
ARTHUR ". HITCHCOCK, piaintIfrs At
torney. No. West Ord Street. James
town. New te~s.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


BOoKKEEPER, assistant, competent and
reliable man. on balances and general
office duties: knowledge OF typewriting pre-
ferrsd. Address. stating salary wanted,
Produce, A 1877 Herald, Fulton st.
COUPLE, white, experienced; cook-laundress,
butler-gardener; complete charge. small
place. Phone Rector 5000, or Scarsdale sos.
CANvASsERs, house 20 house, to get orders
for bntter and eggs. 81 pay daily and ocm-
mission. Apply A. M, ready for WORK,
" w Smith, 197 Reid av.. Brooklyn.
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cARoa Dancing etudlos. sos w. sp.h.--prl.
v~as scsuuctinn -modsrn dssses. Co., <2zR..
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AGENTS WANTED.
<s
Male.

want 100 men and women quick, 70 tao
orders for Conner rafncoats ana waterproof
aprons everybody buys; McCrarys profits
last year were $5,2ia.OO; new styles, wonder
full bargains, direct from manufaeturur 70
wsarer; Barnes ma6s 1923 90 In 50 dave
tremendous profits for you; $500 ysAr
for three average orders a day; $40 day
for your spare time: no delivering or col
iscting; no capital required furnish every
thing, including q beautiful sample coat.
Write quick for liberal offer, The Conner
Mfg. Co, Dept G-Ilao. Dayton, Ohio.
AGENTS wanted, to handle useful hoAss-
hold article; territory outside Greater New
York; eampls and full particulars on reosipt
OF 25c. Rex Reynolds Co.. 2o3 Broadway.
N ~
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Used muitigraph or multicolor
must be In first class condition; state price
and equipment in first letter. j. GREEN 4
SON. HanlSinson, No. Oak.
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THE REGIS, go Harrison st., East Orange,
~ L.-Attractive rooms, single or en- suite;
modern ronvenienoe-; moderate rates; pleas
ant surroundings; block from Brick Church
Station. D.. L. and W.
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sTENoGRAPHER and bookkeepsr. Young
lady, for new, large corporation In Brook
lyn state experience and salary 100
Herald Fulton st.
TWO girls wanted, sisters friends pre-
ferred. white. one for cook, other for walt
ress and chambermaid: desire those who ap-
preciate good home In suburbs on Long
island, 80 minutes from New York; proper
wages will be paid 20 competent girls. Ad-
dress p. o. box OF, Bayside. l.. T.. or phone
Bayside 1924.
WOMAN. capable 10 assist IN managing tea
room. The Martha Marjorie. is w. 43d.
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sALESAIEN.

WE WANT ALL THE LIVE
WIRE GO GETTERs N Town
THAT rs THE BEST SELLER on
THE MARKET TODAY; THIS Is
THE ONLY THING YOU CAN
Make BIG MONEY ON, so GET
IN BEFORE WE CLOSE TIE
ISSUE: BRING THIS AID WITH
YOU FOR SPECIAL COMMISSION
ARRANGEMENT. SUITE 403, 1ss
BROADWAY.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

b. C. MCGUIRE COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that q certificate OF
the form alton of a limited partnership has
been filed in tho office OF the Clerk OF the
County OF New York. February path, 1o2l,
the substance whereof Is az follows: Name:
B. c. Mcclure Company. Principal place OF
business: New York City. General nature OF
business: Buying and selling general mer-
chandise. Name and residence of general
partner: Bernard G. Mcclure. Both Street
cor. Broadway. New York City. Names and
residences OF special partners: Michael HUI
nick, 10 Sherman Avenue. Frank e. Mcclure,
4Ith Street cor Broadway, and Owen l.. Nc
CURE, 55th Street cor. Broadway, all Of tho
County and City of New York. That all part
ners are OF nil age. Amount OF capital con-
tributed by each special partner: $6.702.33.
Partnership to begin as OF January 1st 1927,
and to end December 31st, 1923. Said certifi,
cate Is dated December 81, 1920. and signed
by the general and al special partners and
duly executed before commissioner OF deeds
and acknowledgment thereof by all OF said
parties on January sth. 1921, and affidavit
OF amount OF contribution by each special
partner is thereto annexed.
BERNARD c. MCGUIRE.
General Partner.
MICHAEL HULNICK,
FRANK E. MCGUIRE.
OWEN l.. MCGUIRE,
ta1 pa
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.


ACCOUNTANT senior, 0 years commercial.
z years public accounting experience. de-
sIres position as auditor or chief accountant;
highly recommended. I'LL Herald, Fulton
ST.
EPER-ACCoUNTANT, 20, mer-
camille, nanufacturing experience; ac-
c,irton1ed 10 responsibility; $50; university
training r. i41 Herald, Herald 50.
An advertisement in the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility 81
.rsesssvs~s year loss sropsrku,
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INFORMATION WANTED.


WILL John l.. Fuller, formerly OF Fort
Myers. Fla. communicate with A. Il,
CLARKE. Piedmont Hotel, Atlanta, Ga?
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9. e. TAYLOR COMPANY.

G. Il. TAYLOR COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that a certificate OF
the formation of a limited partnership has
been filed In the office of the Clerk OF the
County OF New York. February 9th, 1921.
tho substance whereof r. as follows: Name !:
G. r. Taylor Company. Principal place of
business. New York City. General nature
OF business: Buying and selling general msr-
chandise. Name and residence OF general
partner: Bernard q. MCGUIRE, b5th Street
cor. Broadway, New York City. Names and
residences OF special partners: Michael Hull
nick. % Sherman Avenue: Frank Il. Mo
Guire, 4ith street cor. Broadway: Owen l.. Me-
CURE, both Street cor. Broadway, and Sam
uel Moser, 10 sherman Avenue, all OF the
County and City of New York. That All
partners are Of full age. Amount of capital
contributed by each special partner: $3.50 10.
Partnership to begin as OF January LIST, 1921.
and TO end December 31at 1929 Said GER
tificate Is dated December 81, 1920. and
signed by the general and all special partners
and duly executed before a commissioner OF
deeds and acknowledgment thereof by all OF
said parties on January 9Th. 1921, and affi-
davit OF amount Of contribution by each spe-
cial partner In thereto annexed
BERNARD 9. MCGUIRE,
General Partner.
MICHAEL HULNTCK,
FRANK u. MCGUIRE.
OWEN l.. MCGUIRE,
SAMUEL MOSER,
Special Partners.
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Automobile Instruction.
AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.


For Hire--Fas~enger Cars.
CADILLAC. 1918, seven passenger iandauiet.
a. hour; day. week, month. Columbus s6Ip.
COLE sednn, 3 passenger. ~ private family.
81 hour. Phone Audubon p0s1.
NAY-BELLBvIrLE town car 20
hire hour. day. week. month. by private
rarity. NUoFFrR, Phone Lenox G659 or
columbus 5345
Irr-uSON. latest rupar Limousine iandoulr',
$3.50 monthly, references. MILTON HORN.
Bryant $500
ITWOI7SINE touring cars for hire. moderate
rates. BUCKLES, phone Murray Hall 2so1
PACKARD twin skies for hire perfect ser
Vice reasonable rates. G.. NJ. A. O.. ". WILL
rANfsoN. 203 W. Aad BRYAN, 4stp-353o
PIERCE ARncW, new. day or month.
gHATlRO. 10 y. 18th. Rhinelander $500
sTEVTNs- pt' RvEk--fseautiful. private I'm
AI.EN woLLMER. iia ". seth. Rvsrsida
s2sI.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
imc.: ssa
80 = " hne 81

ALI, commercial and truck bodies. seat
suburbans, panels. express; also bodies 70
order. NEWMAN. 48l East Goth.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.
BOARDERS WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

S2D. s27 w.-Large double room, near Drive Z;
home table: references.
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PARTNER with 50, 900 TO invest in old estab-
lished drug store in excellent neighborhood.
big profits; experience In drug business not
absolutely essential, but one who can handld
business Is preferred. Cali on BEN T.
HERMAN. 40 Sands ST., Brooklyn.
FOR SALE-Established hat ana cap manu-
featuring business: reasonable price, full
equipment; owner must sell account OF
Illness; factory Conn, HAT AND CAP. DAB
Main ST., Hartford, Conn.
FOR SALE--A fully equipped machine shop
for the manufacture OF high grade auto
piston rings; reason for selling, dssolving
partnership. 553 Herald, Herald sd.
GENTLEMAN aling for Italy. France and
Switzerland desires to represent commercial
houses. Communicate with Joseph Mazzoo,
ial4 10Th st. Bklyn. Tel. 0S1S Bensonhurst.
PATENT for sale, or partner wanted TO help
market same. Particulars, VIM. GramcE,
1871 LIST av., Manhattan. n. Y.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE


~--~~~-~~o~~~-.~~-~->~~~0~~~
Cooks, &c.
CoOK-ExceIient. capable Trustworthy won-
an desires situation private family. city.
country: highest references. j. 90, Herald.
Herald SO.
professional cook and
butler. luncheons. teas. dinners. parties;
i157. N' '0'' =
CooK-Competent colored woman with small
shild wishes y,a fg position city Or country
COOK. colored, first class; no laundry
Carter. 1s7 w. 53d. Circle 1912.
CoOK-Haif time; light colored: rood, relia-
bic. Hands-Walker 1879 w. 1851.
COOK. French, private; experience. economic
day, week. Watkins 9lG7. 35s w. 30th.
Chambermaids. &C.
cTfAsrBErMAID and waiting. first class
worker; refined people only: children no
objection. Miss Blue. i4t ID. 5Tth st.
DressmaiSsrs. seamstresses a. Miiliners.
pREssMAKER - Artistic gowns, advance
styles; expert rcrn9delling; daily. Miss Ar
mitage. Columbus 1c0sQ.
General Housework. &c.
HoUsEwoRRER. general: girl wishes po-
sitton small family: best personal refer
cnoes. Call arc West 18th 81. No cards.
HoUsEWoRK wanted by coiored girl for
bachelors or one lady; best reference. 10
w. 1891. Phone Morningside 4o6s.
HoUSEwORSER. good plain cook. laun-
dress; city, country. 4e1 fst av, one
flight.
HoUSEwORKER, colored glrI for general
housework or nurse. WRdsworth 0O92.
Apt. 80.
HOUSEWORIlER--I time; also wash
home: references; colored. Sawyer. 20
West 1880.
HoUsEwORKER : Coiored girl: half or
whole time. Graves, Us West l3lst -.
OFFICE cleaning, night work. coiored wom-
an: part time. @. B., II u. 13lst st.
Laundresses, &c.
IAUNDRESs wishes position. Monday, Tues
day: first class references; $f.10. Klirnov-
sky. 24i0 I'd ev.
LAUNpREss. Swedish; city or oountry; pri-
ences. 247 r. cd ST., care Carlson. Letters.
LAUNDREss. cleaner, day workers. two,
colored: take laundry homo. Watson. 6522
Morningside.
LAUNDREss wants washing; open air dry
ing. Phone Rhinelander 1909.
I,AITNDREsS, eolored, experienced. wants
work at home. Powell, AS w. b4th.
MISUNDERSTOOD colored woman.
2 or days weekly. Bayne, $40 w. S3d.
mnluss &C.
Mhrp.-Experienced Chicago maid, either
chamber or parlor work preferred; best
reference. Y $50 Herald, Herald 50.
Nurses, &c.
NURSE. - Children, experienced. going 70
California April or May; give services re-
turn for fare. Symmetry, 600 Clinton av.,
Brooklyn.
NURSE, attendant 70 semi-invalid lady. by
refined woman. part, wnoie day; sleep
homs. Miss Travis. eos w. 130th.
NURSE, attendant. baby nurse or house
keeper; middle agei capable woman; refor-
ence 1853 Lexington av.
Miscellaneous.
GIRL, coIored, wants half time for morn
ing; reference. es40 Audubon. apartment
81. Waller.
JANTTRFSs, small family. wishes position;
city references. y 1870 Herald, Bronx.
YOUNG girl, colored neat useful; anything;
no nurse. Marshall, 2i0 West 18TH.
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YOUNG WOMEN CLERKS AND TYpISTs
The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has few positions open
for young women typists and
clerks. Applicants under seven
teen win not be considered. APP
ply between and.4 o'clock At
Room 5os3. 1 Madison Avenue.
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STENOGRAPHER and typist, one
with secretar!al experience; hours
approximately from $50 A. M. TO
$3.50 or Q p. NJ, and TIL perhaps
on Saturdays; excellent position
and prospects for bright young
woman: salary TO start sos. Ad-
dress, stating experience, educa-
tion, nationality, Co.. q 691 Her
aid, ESQ Broadway.
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VERY DESIRABLE SUNNY ROOMS.
reasonable; near Lexington nv. subway.
1865 Grand Concourse. Tel. fremont 20T6,
Trf "a
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WE'LL ESTABLISHED SECURITY BRoK-
Err DESIRES TO PROMOTE OR UNDER
WRITE A BONA Eide PROPOSITION;
RESULTS GIVEN; SEND FOR PARTICU-
LARS. rs HERALD. HERALD SO.
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MIcHAEL HULNICK COMPANY.

MICHAEL HULNICK COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that a certificate or
the formation of a limited partnership has
been filed in the office OF the Clerk OF tho
County OF New York, February oath, 1921,
the substance whereof is as follows: Name:
Michael Hulnick company. Principal place
Of business: New York City. General nature
OF business: Buying and selling general mer-
chandise. Name and residence OF general
partner: Bernard @. Mcclure, 18th Street
cor. Broadway, New York City. Names and
residences of special partners: Michael Huli
nick, 10 Sherman Avenue; Frank r.. Mcclure.
47th Street cor. Broadway, and Owen l.. Nc
CURE. 55th Street cor. Broadway, all OF the
County and City OF New York. That all
partners are Of full age. Amount OF capital
contributed by each special partner: Sl66 GO.
Partnership to begin as OF January 1st. 1921,
and TO end December 3lst, 1923. Said curtifi-
cate Is dated December 81. 1920. and signed by
the general and all special partners and duly
executed before commissioner of deeds and
acknowledgment thereof by all of said par
ties on January eth, 1921, and affidavit OF
amount OF contribution by each special part
ner is thereto annexed.
BERNARD G. MCGUIRE,
General Partner
MICHAEL HULNICK,
FRANK Il. MCGUIRE,
OWEN l.. MCGUIRE,
Special Partners.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.


BoOKKEEPER; experienced and reliable
only need apply; Christian firm: salary to
start s25. A 1870 Herald, Fulton n.
CiIAMBERafAID-wA WAITRESS. middle aged
woman: good home; good wages: refer
ences required. Apply at once Mrs. w. T..
Morrison. West Point. N. Y.
CLEErcs AND TYPIsTS
A large financial Institution has
several permanent positions open for
young women II years Of age or over.
The hours are short and many ad-
vantagcs arc offered TO those who
qualify. No experience IL necessary.
but some high school education IL de-
sired.
In replying. state age. give full IN
formation a. 70 education ana previ-
Gus experience. and " employed now.
state where. Applications viii be
treated confldentially. Address q 40
Herald, Herald sq.
CLERK Wanted Young lady 10 tend rrnarl
switchboard. assist with mail. wholesale
coal office. salary 500. give age, expert
ence, references. A ff1o Herald. Fulton az.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of Brooklyn.

DETACHED house. completely furnished,
with garage; April 10 October; av. Fl sta
ZION, - .. nne i've minutes from MewHlIs
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NEW YORK PREMIUM COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that certificate of
the formation of limited partnership has
been filed in the office of the Clerk Of the
County OF New York, February Path, 1921.
the substance whereof Is as follows: Name:
New York Premium Company. Principal
place Of business: New York City. General
nature OF business: Buying and selling gen
oral merchandise. Name and residence OF
general partner: Bernard Q. Mcclure. b5th
Street cor. Broadway, New York City.
Names and residences OF special partners:
Michael Hulnick, as Sherman Avenue: Frank
E. Mcclure, 4Tth Street cor. Broadway. and
Owen l.. Mcclure. 55th Street cor. Broadway,
nil Of the County and City OF New York.
That all partners are OF full age. Amount
of capital contributed by each special part
ner: S2s,52532. Partnership TO begin Of
January LIST, 1921, and to end December 81st.
1923. Said certificate Is dated December 81,
1920. and signed by the general and all spe-
cial partners and duly executed before COM
missioner Of dcods and Acknowledgements
thereof by all of said parties on January sth.
1921. and affidavit OF amount Of contribution
by each special partner Is thereto annexed.
BERNARD g. MCGUIRE,
General Partner.
MICHAEL HULNICK,
FRANK Il. MCGUIRE,
OWEN L. MCGUIRE,
IN
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GARDENER, head working. life experience
greenhouses, vegetables. fruit. cut flowers,
landscape, desires position on gentleman g
estate: married, &c, no children; best refer
ersces: please state particulars. u LOG Her
aid, Herald SO.
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GARDENER, singIe. experienced: care flow
ers. vegetables. lawns, greenhouse; small
private place; references. AZ Herald.
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nor rent for summer. furnished, five rooms.
with bath: every Improvement: in fine
xesfdence, including garage. 521 Central av.
Phone 1894 Far Rockaway.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

BEDFORD SECTION-Furnished apartment,
May 10 October. rooms, bath, Kitchen
sstso; large private piazza; large grounds;
1fC0. Tel. morning, Prospect 1913.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished room apartment
!. on Ocean Parkway: rental $780, Phone
Windsor 4z4e, mornings.
EASTERN PARKWAY. 1,1Sl = Beautiful 4
rooms and bath. completely furnished for
housekeeping: u block subway; $50. May to
October, by appointment. GoLLoNDER. De-
mi ,fr1 o7GR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-04-02
Borough Of Queens.

FOREST HuLLS-Tive rooms. $40. 20 pur-
!, chaser OF furnishings. Phone Richmond
Hfil. 1892. room 1888. after @.