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The New York herald., 1921-12-17
LEGAL NOTICES.

TO Anna NJ Starbuck. Edward G. Gregory.
Charles NJ. Connolly, Edward NJ. Connolly.
Louis g. Connolly. OConner Connolly. G.
de n. Sanger Josephine @. Griffiths and Ella
Jenkins:
Notice Is hereby given that n petition 70
probate In solemn form the last will and
testament Of Josephine G.. Lowell has been
filed IN the Court OF Ordinary Of Chatham
County, Georgia. by william NJ. Davant. who
Is named In said will az the Executor thereof,
and that said last win and testament will
be 80 admitted 90 probate and recorded at
the next term OF the said Court OF Ordinary
TO bc hold at Savannah, Georgia. January
2nd, 1922, upon proof Of the subscribing Wit
nesses TO said viii and unless cause TO tho
contrary ~ then shown
This 18th day of December. 1921
JOSEPH MOLINA, Clerk,
Court OF Ordinary. Chatham County, Ga.
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JERE JOHNSON, JR., CO., Auctioneers,
1913 Montague ST., Brooklyn. n. Y.
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WANTED-FEMAIE.

CIfAMBETtAfATD or scamatrcrs. irish girl
lately landed Procpect TdD6J.
C1IAMl1ERMAfD, Dutch girl, Wishes posi-
tion; good scamstrcss. Bender. l39 w. i0lst.
CHAMBEltMAID and searnstress; best ref
erences. 14i last 57th 81.
CLEANING by the hour wanted by colored
woman. Srnelt1 $50 w. 1891.
COMpANtON-Rofine young German girl
ishee position as travelling companion for
ise coming from Hamburg TO New York or
,. FrnuciscO for travelling expenses Ad-
q ess MISS Betty Kruger, Hamburg, 23. Ma
ricuthaler III. Hamburg. Germany.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED TO EXCHANGE. U. S. cloth
cutting machine. G. circular knife. type
ABL. In Al condition for A G, straight knife
machine. Communicate with THE CON-
NECTTCUT AIRCRAFT CO., New Haven,
Conn.
WANTED, 10 purchase second hand Cleve-
land folding ma achine, model Il. Send full
Information. +. L. 6i9 Lougacre Bldg.
wANTED--Mason-I -Ifamlin organ. Win pay
cash. JOHN WHITE. III East 10Th ST.
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUS.

DARGAIN--Beautlful range. enamel. nickel
plate almost now. 233 West 18th.
BARGAINS beautiful oil paintings, with
gold frames. Call 233 West 14th.
FOR sALE-o steel elevator front. with
sliding doors, Reliance hangers, opening
SKI feet, now In place, In good condition. seen
any time. Ask for Mr.. ST. JOHN or Mr..
GIBSON. Hotel st. George. Clarke street
subway station, Brooklyn.
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Borough of Bronx,

LoRrNG PLACE. 2sf2-23is (be,ween 1880 st.
and Fordham road)--4. &. g, Z rooms and
baths; reasonable rent Apply on premises.
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OFFICE boy wanted BY an old established
marine concern; salary $40; hours, 8 TO 3 /;
state qualifications. II any. u 1886 Herald
brooklyn.
PHYSICIAN Go take charge OF practice dur
Ing absence OF phyaiclan on account IN
health home Ia provided for man and wife
also full office equipment and use OF car.
practice Is IN WOodhaven, l.. T., within
Greater New York city. please state quallfi-
cations. whore and how long in practice. age,
married or single references required after
interview. Address w S7i Herald. Fulton st.
PRINTING salesman, several young. ener-
gotic men for thoroughly equipped print
ing company good proposition to business
rettcre. Write, stating conditions and ref
erencss. r. NJ. 6ie Lonsacre BIDS.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

BACHELOR apartment wanted between 10th
and Goth sts., 9th and Park avs, by thor
oughly responsible party for six months or
po ssibly longer; will pay $3.50 to Si00 per
month for suitable place. L 1880 Herald,
fulton st.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

STORE, 200 feet: street lever, between 18th
and seth sts. PALMER BROS, 81 East
2lst ST.
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MAID-Experenced. general work; apart
required. Tel. Plaza 9141. mornings before H.
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New York statc-saIe or Rent.

AN room stucco bungalow, all modern i'm
provemerts: few minutes from train nr
trolley; 1S miles from New York; $1,000,
with terms. Elmsford 1855
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JANITOR wishes position. switchboard q
without; do own repairs; have children
Kepsz, 5i9 w. 1fTth. 1920 Audubon.
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FLATBuSH GARDENs-Builder win sacri-
flee new detached. easy housekeeping, semi
bungalow, rooms and bath, sun parlor,
open fireplace. breakfast nook, parouet
floors, electricity, steam heat; plot 3ox100:
fine neighborhood; exceptional value: $3.50;
easy terms. Phone Wildwood 4579.
OCEAN PARKWAY. 79s--Finest one family
house, rooms. vacant; all improvements,
garage; plot 34x150; terms to suit buyer.
Apply to FRANK CAPORALE, 81 Forsyth
ct. city. Telephone Orchard s3s6.
9TH AV. corner plot of 3 lots. near Union
st. and subway stations: plot 76x107: bar
gain at SOS, 900: cheapest plot in Brooklyn.
JOHN PULLMAN r. L. CO., TAI Union ST.,
corner 9Th Rv.
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IT YOU CAN SELL.
CALL SATURDAY AF-
TERNOON BETWEEN .
AND y. M.
This IL the opportunity
you've been waiting for.
Men who can get en-
thusiastic and spread en-
thusiasm.
Men who have conf
dence IN themselves.
Who can speak up and
talk TO business folk In "A
man-to-man fashion.
These are tho quallfica-
iions for Salesmanship---
and there Is no reason
why such men cannot earn
800 n week and more,
steadily.
The proposition is one OF
dignity you are intro
duced by extensive adver-
tising.
Our reputation is wide
spread and good--which
makes selling easy.
Come eariy--comc to-day.
GEORGES SYSTEM,
Sales Dept,
9Th floor, IS w. 34th St
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to East River.
Above 5ath st.-5th Av. to North River.

PRIVATE houses East 122d ST., mort
side, between Lexington and Park av. In
Qure CHARLES MEILL. 80 Broadway.
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Borough of Brooklyn.
BOARDERS WAITED.

CHILDREN boarded IN schools city or coun.
try; highest references. EMERY. 38 Park
row, room 60i-H. Cortlandt 1894
I'D, 31S W.-Unusuallv desirable large
frcnt room private bathroom. superior ta-
BILE. single room. references.
14TH ST. 164 & 1876 West (Marbury HnlD. -
Most exclusive American plan hotel In New
York. one 4 room one . room apartment; !;
also one room and bath: now available. Co
lumhus $500.
ODD, 12S-130 WEST U'otser HalD-Rooms
reasonable; parlor dining; table guests.
94TH, 116 W.-Largo, sunny back parlor for
two: excellent table; sci.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

FIVE room suite, elevator apartment; han
service. Inquire FRANCES HAT SHOP.
Bedford av. and Dean at. Brooklyn.
MISUNDERSTANDING apartment. 2 rooms and
bath. most convenient neighborhood. Phone
IT. s. t., or w. II. L.. BeelSman 300.
PROSPECT PARK section, both subways, 3
or attractively furnished rooms for
housekeeping separate entrance. modern Inn
proVcments, maid service if Desired. Call
Pros 1904: GOT Vanderbilt av,. cor. Park pl
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY,
westchcster-Sa,e or Rent.

PELHAM HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
Most desirable corner plot on the Boul-
evard In the midst of beautiful homes fine
shade trees; only minutes from the station (;
25ss lower In price than any other Heights
property Quick action necessary.
BTRKE STONE. INC. PELHAM 1919.
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slAN AT ONCE.

\ large corporation has an opening
for man from 80 TO 40 who IL hon
est, clean cut, ambitious, who Ia
carefully looking about 10 better his
position permanently. with n desire 60
be connected with an old established,
substantial, high class business and
earn s75 week and upward. This
position carries with II unlimited pos
abilities for future advancement. IL
you Rave made good In your present
or last position and feel you measure
up 70 our qualifications call Room
30t, 16o Pearl st.
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l1STH. J01 W.-Large room, private. ele-
Nator. runMLng Mater: SO. Apartment 30.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PIANO BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
FOR SALE, CHEAP-Estabishe 20
years; sickness cause OF selling. large
discount.
HARNESS PIANO co,
30i w. Both ST., Wilmington. Del.
REsTAURANT, fully equipped. basement
now running; nothing 10 buy excellent
chance. DR.. HERZOG. 1913 West SD.
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COOK-Plain cooking, waiting. washes fine
articles: very neat; apartment. Write Par
nlenfier. 2l2 Weat 24th.
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Borough OF BrooNyn
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED
Abogc 18th 81. to seth st. Inciusive),
East River to North River.

BEEfsIAN PLACE. (E. 4oth)--5 rooms
and bath. also parlor floor and base
ment: residential location corner.
LARGE studio apartment, top floor; two
apartments, furnished or unfurnished !:
fourth floor. Apply Janitor. IS West 55th st.
18TH 2tO WEST (Westover Court)-Bachelor
apartments, high class; hotel service,
meals See resident manager. Bryan $500.
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JAPANESE cook. expert. wants easy place :;
wages no object or going Florida winter.
+. X, 14s West 65th.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

m EmH IN a Money Immediately advanced
Mx @N upon your undivided interest.
UAU HHV ~ Call WALDORF, 10 Park
Row. Suite 201-2-3-4.
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FURNITURE.

SACRIFICE, four rooms, new furniture.
$3.50; overlooking Hudson; Christians.
Apartment "a, .S5 Haven av., corner roth.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL LOCOMOBIIE;
late model laundalet; perfect condition: 4
real buy; at a great sacrifice. Mrs. DELA-
HANT'S car. Sterling 25f.
BREWSTER at Sacrfice-Four passenger
touring; cost So, ,OOO like new: act Quickly
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

l1sTH. 5O1 W.-Large room, private. ele-
Natur, running water; So Apartment 30.
1s0TH, 720 W.-Large, cheerful room. CON
Neniences; private telephone; reasonable
BOYLAN.
1s1ST. 736 West capt 67) Large, comfort
able room; suitable or two; elevator:
1glST ST, col Wegt.-NIce furnished ROOM
private apt, opposite Broadway subway; +;
board optional; Christian. Wadsworth 2S20
apt 81.
192D, 18S West.--Large. sunny room, adjoln-
ing bath. shower light. privilege: private;
suitable for ,; reasonable; references; i9ist
subway, bus. Apt. p. / fieht.
Borough of Brooklyn.
LARGE room. private house: steam, cleo
trlclty: suitable two gentlemen;
also smaller room, reasonable. Phone Flat
bush 12i
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

PURSUANT TO AN AGREEMENT. entered
into on tho 2ist day Of January, 1921. by
and between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and ADOLPH POLLOCK, | Will sell
on the 2ith day OF December, 1921, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon IN the piano depart
ment OF John Wanamaker, In the city.
County and State of New York one style
mahogany player piano and bench, as pro-
vided by Sections GO and CO OF the Personal
Property Law.
NAT. w. GENDERGNCi. Auctioneor.
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New Jersey-saIe or Rem

FREE list of houses for sale and rent
Write VAN WINIlLE CO.. Rutherford. Nj
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JAPANESE student wants position In non
school hours; good references; small wages.
4. X, 173 Woodworth av.. Tonkers.
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JAPANESE cook (generaD take full chars
of small apartment; best reference. Phon
Plaza 93i4. Yama, T24 Lexington av.
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HIGH CLASS FURNISHED APARTMENTS
TO RENT, SEASON OR LONGER. SLAW-
SON HOBBS. 162 WEST I'D ST.
o2D, West.-Two rooms, bath; service un-
usual; maid, upstairs. Pennsylvania 2425.
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HIGHEST prices paid for golf outfits.
cameras. fishing tackle, binoculars sunss
nautical Instruments. TRIGGER. 5S' 9th a.
5cJS Bryant
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GAS. COAL AND OIL STOVES.

GAS. coal. AND OIL STOVES.
PORCELAIN rsnamcllcd and BLACK Conbirn-
tlon Coal and Gas Ranges, steam and Hot
Water Heaters, Laundry stoves also repairs
22s, go water 81. corner Beokran ct, N. v.
Branch, ie4 Mulberry ST, Newark. ~. J.
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JrwELRy AND DIAMONDS.
SPORTING GOODS.

PAWN TICKETS. DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES,
FT-RS, SPORTING GOODS, &C.
TRrGGrR 1si GTu Az. hfls nrsYANT.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TO RENT, SEASON aStS OR ii LoNGnR. sLAW-
SON HOBBS. 1862 WEST I'D ST.
SD, Q West-Two rooms, bath; service un-
usual; maid, upstairs Pennsylvania 2423.
BOTH ST., 222 WEST.
GAJNsBOROUGH STUDIOS.
Studio overlooking Central Park. north
light: also % apartments Of rooms and bath.
JAMES +. BALL. Manager.
65TH, II w. (adjacent Central Park) .--3
rooms, completely furnished. remodelled
and beautifully decorated everything new
rent 500: immediate possession. Apply
premises.
I'D. 116 west.-Beautifuly furnished two
rooms and bath: apartment hotel; maid
and restaurant service. Inquire Superinten-
dent on premises.
-Four room studio apartment TO rent: ex-
elusive family hotel. Columbus $3.50.
18TH 327 W.-Sublet beautiful apartment,
bedroom. dressing room and private bath;
bachelor preferred; good service.
18TH ST, 172 WEST-Six rooms and maids
Dec. 20 to Sept. 10, $3.50 monthly; can be
seen 10 to daily 10 20 Sunday. Telephone
SCHUYLER 07s9. ATWOOD.
s8Ti 115 W.-Large one, two room apart
ment, newly furnished owners residence
05TH, w. (2532 B'way) Attractive rooms !;
bath and maid service; electric grill. River
side o69s.
18TH. 5o7 W.-Delightful high grade. 2, 3,
4, room fireproof elevator building mod
crate rents. Tel. Cathedral 1880
lsoTH ST. 66l west-Five rooms, corner
apartment. high class elevator building
Apply premises.
191ST ST., Goo W.-Four rooms, new, fur
nishings: rent $40; cabinet Victrola; lease
November. 1872; owner leaving city; price
| $3.50. NOONAN.
| 1StST, 994 East.-Newy, beautifully fur
nished 4 room apt. with lease; bargain
| good reason for selling. MAX COHEN.
| 1S1ST ST., COO W.-Four rooms, newly fur
| nished; lease November, 1892; rent $125 {:
| modern improvements. NOONAN.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SAI.ESNEN-M seeks the services
OF three or four high class statesmen for =
small iasue Of stock along with establishing
agencies for their products. Apply by letter
only. Morgan Pump and Motor Corporation.
II to % West G0th st.
SALESMAN WANTED.
Opportunity for energetic salesman TO make
connections with Shoe Lace Manufacturing
Concern; output unlimited future assured.
Address i. G. Lemmermen, 766 Fresh Pond
road, Brooklyn.
SALES correspondent and hustler. fluent let
ter writer, experienced in textile line, In
cluding manufacturing of bed comfortabies
aud special products. State age. salary de-
sired and experience. IN strict confidence.
BOX pa 209 Gable Building.
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ENGINEER.

WANTED-ENGINEE on MOTOR
BUS GLASSES BY DETROIT MOTOR
TRUCK MANUFACTURERS: ONLY
EXPERIENCED MEN CONSIDERED.
y PIG HERALD. 10TH ST.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
OF Home and Business Needs
TuRNITuRE-DEALEEs
FURNITURE WANTED

LIVING ROOM SUITS. 5 piece. overs,uffed
tapestry, loose cushions, SIPS; manufactur-
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 18th st. to 59th ST. UncIusive),
East River to North River.
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Borough of Brooldyn-sale or Rent.

10 room, 1869 Morris av.. Mount Hope place
possession; open for inspection. SCHAEFEI
566 Lenox av
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

cooK-Plain cooking. waiting. washes Fl fine
articles; very neat; apartment. Write far-
mentier. 253 West oath.
COOK, lunches. dinners, Finnish. Turnan,
care Naming, 60 West 125th st:
COOK. coored. experienced; city or country.
Facey. 30 West 1i1st St
DAYS work. cleaning. half time, wanted
by colored woman. Write NJ. Pointer. 3l0
w 3Gth st.
DAYS work, Hungarian; best references.
Only first class position; $4.1o. Rhine 5664:
DAYS work. washing cleaning; four days
DRESSMAKER, French, makes elegant
dresses. IS up artistic gowns; expert re
modelling; reasonable. Nine. Rose. 1853
Madison av. Q16th).
pREssNiAKER. expert. wraps. coats. artis-
tic gowns in day; remodels. Armitage,
Columbus 100so
DRESSMAKER and artistic remodeer abb
solutely competent; out IS; references.
Fairman, Schuyler 4754.
DRESsMAKER' S finisher. experienced;
customed to private trade. Marie Aschner,
I63 Elton av.
DREssMAKER, children's, ladies' dress
maker, wishes sewing. Johnson. sos w.
14Ith; top floor.
Observation-Disclosures, wraps, furs; finest
work; reasonable. 1l2 East 32d st,
alterations. o'Brien. ao5 East Goth.
FURRIER, remodel by day, home: So ref
e-ences. johnson. 23o w. 9th. basement.
GOVERNESS position wanted. either maid
English: reference one year. Jeanne. care
Mrs. Russell, $50 9th av.
HOUSEKEEPER.
experienced, desires position In small home
good references. Mrs. Rose, 214 Bradhurst
av. Tel. Audubon 1o47.
! HoUsEWORKER (colored), experienced, in
experienced: also hour. day. halftime girls
Harlem 7i03.
HOUsEWoRKER. general. neat. co1ored; /;
sleep In; good references. Tel. Jerome 1909.
USBWORK-Expcrienced girl wishes posi-
ton. Call - w. 136th, apt. z.
HoUsEWORK, girl colorod; references;
sleep In. Gerald 937 West 59th st.
LAUNDRESS, first class. wishes place In
the country; shirts, collars good refer
eence; only laundry work; wages 500. 24o
LAT'NpRESs WANTS HAMPER WASH
ING: ALSO FINE SILKS AND LIN
GERIE; REFERENCE. CIRCLE 27e7.
LAuNDREss WANTS FINE WORK: FINE
FURNISHED. CIRCLE 279..
LAUNDREssS take wash home, open air
drying; reference. 21o4 Madison av.
LAUNDRESS, French wishes large family
washing; yard. 364 w. 46th. Longacre 500.
MASSEUSE, colored, scientific, and Swedish
oil and alcohol baths: ladies only. Call all
week Columbus 1880. License G7029.
sEAMSTRESS, French, wishes work by the
day. or visiting maid. 2oS3 Herald,
Herald So
sEAMsTREss. French. capable; best refer
ences; $3.50 daily. i 2125 Herald Herald 50.
WAITRESS. thoroughly competent, serve
dinners or luncheons. Kearns. 90S Amster-
dam ev.
WASHING take home, wanted by woman !;
outside drying. Holmes. 434 w. 163d.
WOMAN-Situation in exchange for room and
board by employed American woman. Box
c. 1868 Sd av.
WOMAN DESIGNER desires cutting and
fitting afternoons; $3.50. CT Herald
$50 Broadway.
WOMAN take washing home open air dry
ing. Woodland, care Rowe, I'll west 62d st.
YOUNG lady of refinment good social
standing, wishes position in Florida In gift
or exclusive shop, clerical work or as COM
panion: good executive ability. POO Her
aid, 18th st.
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GARDENER. houseman. single. experienced
In oil branches. wishes position private
family; best references. Z 204l Herald.
Herald 50.
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FURNITURE WANTED PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES, APART
MENrs; PIANOS. hooks, PAINTINGS.
rRIC-A-pRAC, &C. TCpbNS, 100 IJN1vER-
sfrY rIACE ETIrYNEa AN1, 1870.
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An advertisement IN the Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
IERALD oGors real possibility OF
recovering your lost property.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
HELP WANTED-MALE.

AUTO trimmer wanted must be all
around mechanic: steady work; good wages; !;
married man preferred. Address The Auto
Top Shop. Bartlesville, Okla.
BANK wants young men; no experience
necessary: must have had three years high
school. Il 1929 Herald. Fulton Sc.
BOND Statesmen
WANTED.
REAL. HIGH CLASS MEN ONLY:
SOUND PUBLIC UTILITY; GOOD
COMMISSIONS: REFERENCES
REQUIRED. WRITE FOR IN
TERVIEw TO A. H., POST OF
FTCE BO% 3T2 CITY HALL STA
TiON, NEW YORK.
BUTLER. Useful - Wanted, young man.
white, In small family must be expert
enced competent and furnish reference: sal
ary $40. Phone Flatbush 1907. 1917 MARI
borough road. Brooklyn.
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MODERN room apartment. inquire Supt.,
Roosevelt Apartment, Potter place. Wee
hnwien.
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FIREMAN, colored, wishes position. Gran
urn. 10l West 14Oth. Audubon 2l30, apt. q.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

FIREMAN-Man wishes position as fire
man, oller or handy man. able do all kinds
of repairs; best references. Apply TO Ben
Peterson. 1876 Union ST., Brooklyn.
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BROWNSTONE residence, West Enu av., be-
tween Doth and 91st sts.. to be sold for less
than land value. Consult JOSEPH II.
COHEN, 27 Cedar ST.. New York Phone
John G7S
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

MAID, young, for Doctors office; hours 8
to 6; salary $40. Call Lenox S273. between
and IL A. NJ
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Miscellaneous.

MAYFLowER COURT, 100 ocean av..
Brooklyn. n.--Desirable location; high class.
rev apartments, 2 blocks from Newkirk av.
express station. Brighton line; ready for
occupancy; suites OF 3, 4. rooms; rents be-
tween 5000 TO $3.50. Agent on premises.
Open Sunday.
, 1921-03-31
Loser on Shoe Bins.

Among the delegations before the
board of public works recently was
n from the North Side. complaining
that new sidewalks In front Of prop
erty owned by them had n rough sur
face.
Members Of the board explained
that II had excluded the smooth finish
from Its sidewalk specifications, be-
cause OF the fact that the smooth fin
ish soon wears of. does not make the
walks last longer, and during wet
weather, makes pavements slippery
and dangerous. One board member
pointed u that eliminating the
smooth finish reduces the cost of the
sidewalk.
"But. Mr.. Chairman" expostulated
m OF the property owners, maybe |
save some money on Il rough side
walk, but think what l lose In In
creased shoe repair bills i"-Indlanapo-
lis News.
, 1921-03-31

coat and sports skirt. 1t has a rival
ut the bottom of the group In a bright
stiff straw hat has proved popular.
This appears in cheerful colors-
bright red among them-and occasion
ally the band is replaced by a wreath
of cherries.
A chic f~our-cornered nat with a
light crown made of folded crepe de
chine and a brim of dark straw braid,
Is draped with one of the novelty
fabrics that have added brilliance to
spring headwear. A big ornamental
pin gives n good account of itself as
a finish. Below a round hat of braid
proclaims 1t a model for n youthful
wearer, by adopting a wreath Of small
flowers and is finished with many
hanging loops and ends of narrow
ribbon at the back.
The stately tricorn at the left, with
upturned front and brim decorated
with a braided pattern. like the smart
four-cornered hat. uses only q hand
some pin for establishment. Both
these models are suited to matronly
wearers and they may safely defy
their youthful rivals to comparisons
In point of chic style and originality.
, 1921-03-31
MAKE AERIAL "PEsT SURVEY"
Canadian Department Of Agriculture
Employs Experts to Conduct spe-
ciaI Study Of Forest Blight

An experiment in aerial forestry
reconnaissance by the commission of
conservation and the chronological
branch of the Department of Agricul-
ture In Canada, resulted in determin-
ing the location and extent of the
spruce bud-worm infestation, by OBJ
serving defoliated spruce and bnlsam
trees The blight is spreading from
the pulp-wood forests of northern
Quebec into Ontario. This survey has
the distinction of being the first aerial
chronological study ever conducted.
Flights from the base of operations
covered a radius of nearly 100 miles.
In four days flying the main types,
such as conifers, hardwood and mixed
forests, recent burns. muskegs, and
clearings on approximately 1900 miles
were mapped out. From $500 feet
every block Of any ~appreciable size OF
the various forest types was easily To-
Gated.
The commission Is planning to con
duct, with the assistance of the air
board, an extensive aerial survey OF
the forests within flying reach of the
National Transcontinental railway In
northern Ontario during the coming
summer. By this means the existence
or nonexistence Of commercial sup
plies of timber in these northern re-
gions win be established In Il shorter
time and ut lower cost than in any
other way.