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spouse. Lies about marriage. I'm
not changed And this town--O my
Cod can't go thru with it. This
junk heapv
Her husband bent over her. You
look like you were in brown study
Scared? I don't expect you 10 think
Gopher Prairie is a paradise. after
st. Paul | don't expect you TO be
crazy about IL. at first. But youll
come 20 like II so much--life's so
free here and best people on earth"
She whispered to him while Mrs.
Clark CONSIDERABLY turned away.
Il love you for understanding. I'm
Justin beastly over.sensitive. Too
many books. It's my lack OF Shout
der muscles and sense. Give me time,
dear"
you bctl All the time you wantF'
She laid the back OF his hand
against her cheek. snuggled near
him. She was ready for her new
home.
Kennlcott had told her OF that.
with his widowed mother as house
keeper. he had occupied an old
house, but nice and roomy, and
well heated. best furnace I could
find on the market" His mother
had left Carol her love. and gone
back to Lac.qui.Meurt
II would be wonderful, she exulted.
not to have TO live In Other Peoples
Houses. but to make her own shrine.
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She held his hand tightly and stared
ahead as the car swung round a cor.
ner and stopped in the street before
prosaic frame house in a small
parched lawn.
A concrete sidewalk with a park.
ing" OF grass and mud. A square
SNUG brown house. rather damp. A
narrow concrete walk up to It. Siclly
yellow leaves in a window with dried
wings Of box-elder seeds and snags
of wool from the cottonwoods. A
screened porch with pillars OF thin
painted Pine surmounted bv scrolls
and brackets and bumps of jigsawed
wood No shrubbcry to shut off the
public gaze. A lugubrious bay win.
dow to the right OF the porch. Win.
dow curtains OF starched cheap lace
revealing a pink marble table with a
conch shell and Family Bible.
You'll find IL old.fashioned-wha
do you call it?---Mid.V Victorian.
left II as II Is. so you could make
any changes you felt were neces.
sary." Kennicott sounded doubtful
Tor the first time since he had come
back TO his own.
ITS a real homer She was
moved by his humility. she gaily
motioned good bye 10 the Clarks. He
unlocked the door--he was leaving
the choice of a maid to her. and
there was no one in the house. She
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The pearl rolled out on the bottom of the ocean
WHERE THE PEARL WAS

When the Twins heard Cukie
Cotton Spinner say that he had
eaten the Fairy Queens pink pearl,
they couldn't speak for amazement.
The Ideal That such an ugly. shape
less, conceitcd member Of the Wig
glenn family should dare TO touch
the lovely pearl that Silver Wing,
the Fairy Queens messenger. had
dropped into the sea by mistake,
There they were. bound hand and
foot by the long white threads that
Cukie had so quickly and ungus-
pectingly woven around them. And
nothing did a bit OF gooc Their
Magic Green Shoes and the Silver
Badge were Of no use at all now
that they were tied SO securely.
what are you going 10 do with
!, ity' asked Nancy. finally. wonder.
ing what cap'n Pennywinkie, the
fairy policeman. would say when he
heard where the wonderful pearl
WAC.
''Oh. just keep It and look at II
every whip-Htitch," grinned Cukie. y
like pink and Ike pearls, therefore.
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TO BE Continued

jiggled while he turned the key. and
scampered in -. E. IL was next
day before either of them remem-
bered that in their honeymoon camp
they had planned that he should
carry her over the sill.
In hallway and front parior she
was conscious OF dinginess and lu-
gubriousness and airlessness, but
she insisted "I'll make il all jolly"
As she followed Kennicott and the
bags up to their bedroom she qua
vered to herself the song OF the fat
little gods of the hearth:
have my own home,
To do what l please with.
To do what | please with,
My den for me and my mate and my
cubs,
My own!
She was close in her husbands
arms; she chung TO him: whatever OF
strangeness and slowness and in
suiarity she might find in him.
none OF that mattered so long as
she could slip her hands beneath
his coat, run her fingers over tho
warm smoothness of the satin
back Of his waistcoat, seem almost
TO creep into his body. find In him
strength, find in the courage and
kindness of her man a shelter from
the perplexing world.
Sweet. so sweet" she whispered.
Continued Tomorrow
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I've always wanted pink. pearl
But" said Nancy. ''how can you
look at It when you said you had
eaten IL? You haven't got eyes in.
side Of you. have your She was
getting SO accustomed TO the sea.
creatures having all sorts OF queer
accomplishments. that she would
not have been surprised II he had
answered that he had
''Ha, ha, hal That's good joke, :"
laughed cukie. blowing himself up
into ball again as he had habit
OF doing. mo. ] haven't eyes IN.
side, but | can turn my tunmy out.
side. Seer
And what do you think. that silly
old cotton-spinner coughed out his
stomach. just as he said. wrong-side
out, and the pink pearl rolled out
on the bottom Of the ocean.
"Oh, ohF' exclaimed the Twins
Never had they seen anything so
surprising.
ITO BE Continued
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away. is Mrs. SAINT Clark: and this
hungry looking squirt up here beside
me Is Dave Dyer. who keeps his
drug store running by not filling
your hubby's prescriptions right
fact you might say he's the guy that
put the 'shun' in prescription Sol
Wen. leave US take the bonny bride
home. Say. doc, III sell you the
Candersen place for three thousand
plunks. Better be thinking about
building a new home for Carrie.
Pretticst frau in G.. r., II you asks
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Copyright 1881 By Seattle star,
By RUTH AGNES ABELING

was going the right way. ! won
dered idly how they knew. The hand
on my shoulder strained a little
more tightly. IL almost hurt, yet
did not care
Finally the car turned into drive.
way. We were homel The hand on
my shoulder released its grip for
just a second and then | was lifted
and carried into the house. up the
stairs and 20 my own rooms. Did
the arms that held me draw more
tightly for Just second before they
released me to my wicker lounge?
Was the face | saw something like
Tom's7 Whoever II was, stopped a
moment to talk TO someone else--it
sounded like Toms voice. | thought.
But | was tired. My head hurt. l
wanted only 10 rest.
Shortly someone was fussing with
my shoes, my clothing. my hands
and face and then mechanically l
moved over the floor TO the softness
OF my bed. How / loved H. 1t
seemed suddenly 10 have taken on a
new glory and to be very superior
sort Of place.
was disturbed once more when a
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BY ALTMAN
BY AHERN

physician came and thumbed my
head and examined my scalp.
mo injury" l heard him say and
then
With the first coming OF day I
awakened. All of the hideousness OF
the evening before rushed at me. 1
was held. incapable of moving. In the
grip of feeling. half fear and half
jealousy.
Presently Mrs. Ames appeared in
the doorway between our rooms.
How do you feel?' she asked as
she neared my bed.
l tried to speak, but my throat
seemed paralyzed.
She smiled
II think. In spite OF some OF the
had things which have happened 10
you, you must be under the care of
a good angel" she said; do YOU
know how you reached home last
night--who brought your
With a weary movement l indi-
Gated that l didn't.
ut WIS Tom Lila was still
smiling
ITO BE Continued
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mer'
Contentedly Sam Clark drove Off.
in the heavy traffic OF three Fords
and the Minniemashie House Free
Bus.
Il shall like Mr.. Clark = |
can't call him SAINT They're all so
friendly" She glanced at the
houses: tried not TO see what she
saw; gave way in: "Why do these
stories lie so? They always make
the brides homecoming bower OF
roses. Complete trust in noble
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS.
CHAPTER LXI-ToM CARRIES ME HOME

When I dared look around and
once more had my bearings discov.
cred ahead OF me the lights OF the
city.
As we Travelled they grew more
distinct. | had feeling OF safety.
| was IN the back scat OF large
car and someone was there with me.
did not try to discover who 1, was.
though there WAS something vaguely
familiar about the figure.
! lay stili. | didn't want Ia. talk
and evidently the person with me
thought was unconscious or asleep.
l felt firm hand on my shoulder
and another was steadying the
leather pillow against which
leaned
At length / felt pavement under
the car. We were in the city.
started 10 talk wanted to tell them
where to take me. but my voice was
gone. The car was rumbling along
and | contented myself with tho
thought that they knew where to
10. The feeling OF vagueness was
returning again and / felt that moth.
ing mattered very much.
felt the car turning a corner. II
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$50 they want me to begin at
The beginning. do thcy7' the first
policeman ohuckled. looking at
daddy.
"Wcll. that takes me hack 10
1859. | had heard lot about the
West Coast. gold in California. big
mills starting up in the Puget
Sound country, talk OF gold on the
Fraser river. and all that
But suspect that the thing
that drew me most were the tales
that came back about the big
game. Bears and buffalo. ante
lopcs and deer. wolves and wild.
cats, II sounded interesting.
II always had been fond Of
hunting. I was good shot and
las I say Il sounded interesting
to me, that West Coast
II told my family goodbye and
started off with my gun. a little
money and boy friend.
I'VE had no desire to try to
make the trip across the plains
alone: our plan was TO find party
starting out and hire ourselves
out to one OF the leaders and so
get transportation and make a lit
tie while we worked our way
across the country.
well, we came upon n man
who was starting out with a big
train OF his own,
There were % wagons for pro-
visions with either big OK teams
or horses TO draw them, besides
the eight wagons for the women
and children.
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ofar. Seattle
.Rfor;ynboR.*
4 81 By MAbel ClclArd2 4
Page 494
1859

NOW. those leaders couldn't
take young man along just be.
cause he wanted TO so. No. sir.
n you went with one OF those
wagon trains which brought the
early settlers TO the coast--eIther
you had 20 belong TO some leaders
family or you had TO prove that
you were worth something.
when VIC came up with this
party they were day or 80 out
on the prairies. They had made
camp for the night and ] went
up to a Mr.. Raines and told him
wanted 10 join his party.
while we were talking. saw
nocks and flocks OF prairie chick
ems: they seemed not afraid OF
anything.
why don't you shoot some OF
these birds for foodT / asked.
Think they'd be any good?'
he asked.
Surely told him. there
isn't any finer meat than
prairie chicken
"Just then we saw one light on
a fence.
"Mr. Ilaines smiled and said.
Suppose you try TO shoot one and
we'lf see
IAN right said. I'm shoot
that left hand one in the head
and l did; just nicked off the
top OF his head.
mir. Raines. was surprised.
"'Try another one he said"
Ito BE Continued
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A SERVANTLESS HOME

81. 900 SECURES TITLE, balance of 1900 on
easy term mortgages. which can he paid off
AT THE RATE Or $50 A MONTH FOR
WHAT YOU WILL WASTE AS RENT FOR
= SMALL CITY ABATEMENT DURING
'fIE NEXT FEW YEARS YOU CAN OWN
cIIS COZY HOME FREE AND CLEAR.
The house has fine rooms, garage, tiled
bath. hardwood floors, electric light and fix
lures, shades, elGctrc range, electric vacuum
cleaner, electric washing machine steam
heat, and is completely decorated Tho
grounds contain nearly 1-3 of an acre. The
neighborhood is refined and genteel: all city
convcniences and country advantages for
comfortable living. Bathing and boating
available. Splendid elevation. No mosquitoes.
Fine committing service to N. Y. City. IT
Is WORTH INVESTIGATING. Z. d. WOR-
cESTER, 40 Broadway, N. Z. City. Tel.
1iT0 Cortlandt.
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.

BUILDER must sell his improved room
home, fruit. berries. roses, honeysucile.
hedge; corner lot. 75x1b0: near station,
school, 81, 500. F.. b. SCOTT. Montvale. N. j.
CLIFFSIDE, Walker and 9th SITS. light
rooms. $3j monthly; PALISADE PARK,
Sd ST., house to be built. $50; CRESTwOOD.
Marketable road, room house, to be built,
$50. ACKERMAN, 1877 Greenwich st.
IIAUXHURST PARK, Weehawken N. j.
tile and stuceo; slate roof; all modern inn
provements; excellent condition. 81 Sterling
place. Phone Union 1867.
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AfANICURIs1-Facia massage. scalp. sham
pooling, at ladys residence. Tellon, 1871
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

CilAMBEIsMAlD or parlor maid. younr Irish
sifi Wishes position. city country. refer
cncea saturday, from 10 10 II, n II 6gth,
onre Neville, NO agencies.
COQk-lntelligent young American wisres
position where ChambC rmald and waitress
are kepti beHt references. $50 "a month
apartment 10 Herald. Herald 50.
COOK. Protcatant wants position. excellent
references. wages So 70 $50 W S f57
II. 4Ith st
LBESSNAKErl-IIish class. riy design-
er. cutter, litter model. maker Tor leading
firm, wants few private customers fow hours
daily, out, home preferred. Riverside 1888
Observation-Disclosures gowns. advanced
s,ylc, expert remodeiing; out Arml;aeo.
Columbus tO0So.
ESSMAkERS assistant, Young scandi-
navian rirl, wishes a position. Myrtle
Carlson, a37 goth 81. Brooklyn.
pREssMAl<tR, artistic. wishes work by
thc Jay, ~. Nine. Cannes, ~ w. l@ith st
W0usEkEipER. practical nurse. middle
age gcntlewomnn, wishes position VITA
elderly people. entire care small apartment,
care aemi-invnld. highest references: ah-
solutely no laundry. Address :. C Gaul, 33J
~. ith
IfOCsEwORKER, haif time. or three days
weekly. 10 Sunday. l.. West. a39 w.
t2ad 81.
HOUSEW ORiSER. sleep out. neat. colored
no wnAn references. Kutol, 10 West i31ai
gEWpRSER--Coiored half time, day
nurse. CaGrou. gla4 9th aYl Harlem 2SS7,
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SIX room house, all modern improvements
heat, electricity. telephone: plot 40:s175
grape vine: best location few blocks from
station; committing; price $4,000. cash 81. 900
PAUL DINDA, 46t Sth ay., room 2l5.
2 FAMILY HOUSE, Is LARGE ROOMS
LARGE SCREEN PORCHES; GARACF
FOR . CARS; ALL IMPROVEMENTS;
FINE LOCATION FOR DOCTORS OFFICE;
CLINTON HILL SECTION OF NEWARK
PHONE WAVERLY 475S.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

LADY desires comfortable room IN refined
family. ABOVE GOTH ST. WEST SIDE.
references exchanged. S 2i2 Herald, Here
aid "a.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNISHED
From Battery to I4th ST., Inclusive.
nRErNM1cH VILLAGE.

IIINFTIlN w
Hive rooms and bath, electric light oper
fireplace, newly decorated; So on lease.
u. z. VAUGHN, l7 GREENWlCH Av.
sFuyvEsANr SQUARE, -. rooms, bath ans
regular Kitchen hardwood floors, electric
ights, steam heat $3.50 month on lease
VAUGHN. - Gre, nwich az. Chelsea s339.
WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTHEAST d
University place. Corner splendid. alter.
suohs eoinpietcd about August 10, one and
Peepingt $T20 per annum up. tea room or
premises
Also adjoining, ~ 20 Waverley place--Two
rooms AID bath, 5000 per. annum up.
Apply 20 Waveslcv placl or GUYON T.. g.
EARLE, agent. 35s 9th aY. Fitz Roy Ds21.
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HELP WANTFD-FFMALE.

CORPORATION has nplcudid opening f0i
Intelligent, ambitious lady; 81 600 first
yeaF bonus also. Write only X. F. box 20
i21 E aith st
WAIRDRESSES. experienced In beauty par.
lor GOOD opportunity, tI2 Fulton gt., B'klyu
.sEAMSTREsS wanted. quick worker. 2 weeks
work SIS weekly Tel columbus 5T02
sTENOGRAPHER wanted III banltlng house
must bo able to answer correspondence
without dlctation. possess ability 70 handle
general office details state IN own hand
writing previous experience and salary de-
sired. pox -, station ., New York
YOUNG woman. college education Or teach
er's training. liberal salary and bonua. out-
aide city. Call mornings only room 1850
IL East AID. corner Madison ava
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
The Undersigned has this day purcha aed
the stock, Including furniture and fiNta-ss ~
the David J. Allen Corp. at No. 55s 9th
av., Sew York city VAN PRAAG q co
$50 BwRy.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


A beautifully furnished four room apartment.
new furnishings, complete In appointments,
furnishings, may be purchased with lease;
modern elevator building; immediate posses
sion; long or short lease. Information tcle-
phone Schuyler 37S9.
MARRIED. couple will rent completely fur
nished four room apartment; electricity,
telephone; x25 weekly. Call IL TO II. NJ,
w. w. Kelly. 100 Manhattan av.
WEST SIDE CUp Town)-Elcven completely
furnished rooms, for rent, suitable terms
for proper party. INQUIRE $50 Broadway Mr.
PASTER Franklin 2740.
4sTu. 30 w. (Westover CourO-Bachelor
apartments. high class, hotel service
meals See Resldent Manager. Bryant 5sco.
GOTH, 212 west.-Three rooms, bath, nicely
furnished; all improvements Apply super
intendont.
s61H. 300 West.-Two rooms and BATH quiet
aud cool; hotel service; restaurant. now
until September 80. Inquire supt
s6TH. zoe w.-Dninty. independent. river
view: room, bath. service, restaurant
HUSSEY
g3D. ST. W. and room apartments. fur.
nshed Or unfucalahed; possession Imrncdl-
atcly. Apply Superintendent.
t20TH ST, rs WEST
1 AND ROOMS Sig
Complete housekec ping apartments. kitch.
enotte, bath, electricity. telephone, hot run
nlng water; attractivey furnished. faclnn
Mount Morris Park. Harlem 500.
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- UNFINISHED

Abovr 5oth st.-5th Az. to North River.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

t2b ST, 3is W.-Large double room; private
bath single room; table guests.
18TH l19 W-Single double: private bath
IDEAL location: purest food guaranteed.
'olli ~ W.-Large. small rooms; excellcnC
cuisine; reasonable. Schuyler 9725
SdTH ST.. II W.-Large and small connect
Ing front rooms. also hall; superior table;
paIlor dining table guests.
eeiH ST.. 1856 Wcst.--Very desirable rooms
near RiNerside Drive: meals; references.
102D ST, 24s WEST.
Large room with bath high class Southern
eooElng; reference: also smaller room.
5lfEE, BAL West capt. g. east) .-Nurse. IN
Ia ar, S airy front room apartment all mod
.rh improvements, win board and care for
Invalid lady. Pn9ne Cathedral G050
Borough of Bronx.
GRAND CONCOURSE NURSERY.
- infants boarded doctor's supervision 965
e1Iand Concourse. Phone MeIrose 0SO5.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
! PIERREPCNT ST. 76-Cool rooms exce1-
lent table. Telephone 1159W Main
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18TH ST., 32g west.-rwo attractive rooms,
tiled bnth, parquet floors $s0-S90.
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Motor TRUCKS.

ARMY trucks. practically unused. WARREN
GORDON. fi3 Liberty ST.. n. r g. Phono
1890 Rector.
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39rH, 2T0 West.-six rooms. bath. shower,
modern improvements. Inquire RIECKE &
DROSCHER
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81 Riverside Drive (corner 18th st.)-Two
rooms (studio apartment), kitchenette and
bath. 300; three rooms, lsitchenette and
bath. 81, 400. Apply SLAWSON & HOBBS,
1R2 West T2d st
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

list. IA East.--StS room apartment, ground
floor, latest improvements, convefhehces.
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ROCHELLE PARK. N. ].

AI,UUU cash, @4U monthly,
new homes, rooms bath and pantry; all
modern improvements; 3 blocks to railroad
station. and trolley; price Sc $50. PAUL NJ.
THEM. INC, Builder. so Church St. room
ESQ. Tel. Cortlandt 46lS Resident phone.
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MASSEusE (coloredl, license 2s09i. desires
few more lady patients. MCDONNELL.
Audubon $500.
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MADISON Av., 1911 (corner s7th STU
Nine rooms, two baths. high class apart
ment all outside rooms. Immediate possess
son Apply Superintendent.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

batl:s; five open fireplaces: lavatory: gas,
heat. electricity; car garage. Flushing
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

BUICK runabout. 1917. good mechanical
order; reasonable. HARLEM-MORRISANI
TRANS. LINE, 130th ST., Sd ay. Phone Har-
lem 27T3.
BUICK little SIX. tourlng late model; like
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

WEST Side, roth 70 Tooth St.-Two rooms
and board. for three adults, In refined
ls6 alse6asehold; highest references. ID 673 Herald.
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yirginin.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

HOMESEEKERS-Sen for Virginia Farm
List. Dent. 80. Emporia. Va.
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Long Islam!

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. I.
to rooms and bath, 81 500 up.
JUST COMPLETED.
New. splendid Tennis place apartments: 165
apartments, two passenger elevator. tea room
with home cooking; dinner, $1.25; by sta
tion, Is minutes on electric train to Penn.
Station, Saith ST., n. ". c.
FEW SUITES LEFT.
Apply 10 Supt. on premises or
GUYON l.. c. EARLE, Agent.
35S 9Th Av. 3ith St.). Fitzroy 0sof-2-3.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Massachusetts,.

MASSACHUSETTS FARM FOR SALE.
Fine 100 acre farm. mile from town, beau
tifully located: extensive views; pine and
woodland; fine kitchen garden. apples,
peaches, plums, small fruits; excellent water
IL room house, new barn. some stock, pou-
try Apply M. r. WILLIAMS. Petersham,
Mass.
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CADILLAC ROADSTER, 1920
Exceptional bargain driven less
than 5000 miles. guaranteed Al:
cord tires and two spares. should be
seen 70 be appreciated.
COGSWELL'S CAR. G.. =. GARAGE.
Hampstead, l.. l. Phone $50.
CADILLAC. 1917. model see. perfect me-
chanical all Silvertown cord tires.
good paint, reasonable. Al Nelson, G0o2 New
Utrec.t av., Brooklyn. Phone 316S Blythe
bourne.
CHALMERS coupe. 1921; car driven very 1T
tie, exceptional equipment, sell reasonable
to immediate buyer. Write ouly, Mr.. KEY
WORTH, 907 st. Marks av.. Brooklyn.
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CHEVROLET r B. touring. repainted
and carefully reconditioned this IS a
mighty good buy CHEVROLET MOTOR
CO, 1891 Bedford ay.. Brooklyn
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

sEACH VILLA, 1a6 Beach 6Sth Arverne-
BLOCK station; superb accornnoda lions /:
'pen al year. Tel. Belle Harbor 27O. Miss
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borough of BrcokIyr--salc or Rent
Borough of Qnecns--snIe or Rent.

ASTORIA. l.. T.--Excellent . family frame
house, ~ rooms, baths. all modern Inn
prpVemehtsi hot water heat. garage; best
section. near subway station. OWNER,
boz 81. Long Island city.
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ALESWOMAN-IIosiery. lingerie, exclusive
lines; or toilet specialties, for department
and drug stores, ladies' shops, Sc. wanted
hy experienced saleswoinan for Pacific coast
territory, at once. NJ 1875 Herald, brooklyn.
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Westminster.

MOUNT VERNON, l52 So. 1st ay.-Cool. airy
rooms, suitable two; fine table: minutes
2talloh. Hllcrest i.57R. Open all year.
ROCiSLEDGE MANOR H0TyI..
Bruce and Wellesley ays
lelephone o34f. Yonkers N
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COSEY HON E Honan 1Dnan

=. y - = Z II y WI Il HOUSE
FOR SMALL FAMILY Or YOUNG MAR
RiED COUPLE; LARGE ROOMS AND
TILED BATHROOM; PLOT l00X221 TT. !;
LESS THAN ONE HOUR EROM N. Y.
CITY By TRAIN; PRICE $3.50 COMPLETE;
READY TO LIVE IN; S1.75O CASH TAKES
IT., BALANCE ON LONG 5-yEAR 2D IN
STALLNlENT MTG. OF $1,000; iST MTG.
on $4,000 CAN REMAIN; ALMOST 800 1T.
ELEVATION; BOATING, BATHING AVAIL
ABLE IN SUMMER; sPLENDiD, NeiGM-
INGs; 1T is A REAL OPPORTUNITY; ;
IDEAL FOR THE kIDDIES; RIG, DIS
COUNT FOR CASH ABOVE IST MTG.
DETAILS FROM Il. g., POST 0FEICIs BOX
7ts, CITY HALL STATION, NEW YORK
CITY.
RUTHERFORD REALTY BARGAINS.
EDW. 5. BROWN. Shafer Bldg. Rutherford.
The New York herald., 1921-08-13
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILLIAM DALTON. last heard of IL BfooE.
lyn he Whereabouts IL desired. HELEN
pALToT 53i w. ron.