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Fourteenth street 10 the Society OF ST.
Vincent de Paul-Particular Council OF
lower Manhattan store and basement
in 124 West Eighteenth street to the
j. c. Gilmore Company and store and
basement in "A Ninth avenue to Louis
S. Beller.
J. b. English leased for the Waldo
taino Mutual Aid Society the three
upper floors in 336 West Twenty-eighth
street. and has been appointed agent of
the property.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for the
Treeko Realty Company the Upper part
of the building at 3S West Thirty ninth
street to the Women's Republican Club.
Mrs. Charles III. Sabin president. TO be
used as a club house and executive Of
fees.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased for
the Welsh estate the fifth floor of 67-
SO Park place to Carl j. Schaefer. and
the second floor of 1871 Nassau street
for Goldsmith Bros. To E. c. Haley and
Il. l.. Otterstrom for Ave years at a
rental of 100000. and arranged an ex-
tension of the lease at "a Beekman
street to Holden & Hawley at $500 per
annum, but with the right of cancella-
ton in case of sale
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FORECLOSURE SALES.


SUPREME, COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
Mary |. Danziger ct AL, Defendants
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale. duly made and entered In the
above entitled action and bearing date the
18th day Of December, 1920. l. the under
signed, the referee In said judgment named,
will sell at public action. at the Exchange
Salesroorn, No. 14-16 Vesey Street. in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City of New YORK:
on the 18th day Of January, 1921. az IL
o'clock noon on that day, by JOSEPH +.
DAY, Auctioneer, the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold. and therein de-
scribed as follows
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
together with the building and improvements
thereon erected situate. lying and being IN
York. bounded and described as follows. to
wit:
BEGINNING at q point on the northerly
side of Goth street distant four hundred and
formed by the intersection Of the westerly
side Of West End Avenue and the said
northerly side Of Goth street; running thence
northerly and parallel with said West End
Avenue and part OF the distance through n
party wall one hundred feet five inches to
the center line OF the block: thence westerly
five feet, and thence southeriy again parallel
with said West End Avenue hundred feet
five inches to the said northerly side OF 69th
street, and hence easterly along said north
the point or place of beginning. BE the said
several dimensions or distances more or less.
Dated, New York. December 90. 1920.
WILLIAM 4. VAN ALSTYNE, Referee.
SAMUEL. f. HYAfAN. Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and I. o. Address No. S3j Broad
way, Manhattan Borough, New York City.
The following Is diagram Of the property
10 be sold: It's street number is 331 West
69th Street
Center line Of block.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

f. c. Sauter Agency sold the two
story building at 1872 Fifth avenue for
Samuel Stark to Sarah and Morris Sha-
piro.
Friday & Lehman sold s02 and S04
McDonough street two family fats. for
Henrietta Wolf; also 757 Halsey street.
q six family fiat, for Antoinette Moses
and Abraham Aaron. and 776 Macon
street. three family fiat. for Christie
pher Hoenighausen
Henry Pierson & Co, Inc. sold 1S4
Park place, near Flatbush avenue. for
Wenalden Company to r. G. Wood.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TO THE NExT-oF-KIN OF CHARLES
AfANLIFTE FAYLE. DECEASED. OF 81.
ST. Patrick's Road, nruncondra, Dublin,
who died on or about the Uth day Of April
1920: Pursuant 10 an order Of the Cham
Gerry Division Of the High Court OF Justice
I'm ireland. made IN The matter OF the r g.
tate OF the above named Charles Manlific
Fayie, deceased. and IN cause McCrca
sgsns Fayle (i920. No. a51) all persons
Charles Maniiffe Fayle. deceased. li,ing at
the date Of his death are by their sollcl-
tors on or before the tith day of April
i02f. TO enter and prove their claims at the
Chambers Of the Right Honorable Mr.. jus
tice Powell at the -Four Courts. Dublin, Ire
land. or In default thereof they win be
peremptoriiy excluded from the benefit OF
The said order. "wednesday the 18th day Of
April. 1921. al II O'Clock IN the forenoon nj
tho -aid Chamber Is appointed for hearing
and cdiudicnting upon The claims.
Dated THIS Sth day ~ December. 1870
THOS. W. ELLErKER. Chief Clerk a..
4 T.. COODBoDY. Collectors FOR plaintiff !.
"a Dame street. Dublin
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 18th 1t. to 59th 81. inciusi,e).
East River 10 North River.

FOR RENT-600 aquare feet. National Asso-
citation Building: good light and ventila-
tion. modern office. Telephone vanderbilt
1894 for particulnrs
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

UNITED STATES AIARSHAL'S SALE.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
Ijy virtue Of an order OF ale issued out OF
The United States District Court for the
southern District Of Florida, on the 2ith de =
OF December. 1920. notice II hereby give
that ] win sell by public auction. for cash.
on Tuesday. the 18TH day OF ya. airy. io"t,
Al IL o'clock noon. al the Jc.syth street
door of the Post office, Jacisronville. Flor
'da. the Norwegian steel bark Fiore (bullt In
1892 az Glasgow registered tonnage, .''sG.
not tonnage, ,485: length, 25f.5 feet
breadth as.2 feet depth, 2i.B feet. az she
now lies at Merrill Stevens Dock, Jackson
VILE FLORIDA ~ II. BOSWELL,
United states Marshal.
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Approximate amount Of mortgage debt,
costs and allowances, $40. ie3.aa. with In
are 10 be sold subject 20 building restrlc-
tions and regulations contained IN a resolu-
lion or ordinance adopted July -. 1916, by
the hoard OF Estimate and Apporticnncni
Of the City Of New York. and amendments
thereto. also sublcct to any state OF facts
which sn accurate survey would show: also
subject to existing tenancies.
Dated. New Work, December Gath. 1870
LAWRENCE GODK1N. Referee
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BRONX MARKET.

J. Clarence Davies sold Cor Marie
Wauer the vacant plot. 53x39. On the
west side of Boston road, $50 feet north
of White Plains avenue
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-The metropolitan Savings bank.
Plaintiff, against The Spring Holding Com
pany Inc, ct al. Defendants A. $. w.
Hutchins Attorneys for Plaintiff. ITO Will
lam Street, Borough of Manhattan, New
York City.
In pursuance OF judgment of foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered In the
above entitled action. bearing date the 24th
day Of June. 1918, J. the undersigned, the
referee In said judgment named, VIII sell at
public auction. at the Exchange Salcsroom.
Nos. 1915 Vcsey Strest. In the Borough OF
Manhattan: Of the City Of New York. on the
18th day OF January. 1921. at ~ o'clock noon
on that day, BY Joseph L. Day. auctioneer.
the premises by said judgment to be sold.
and therein described a. follows:
ALL that certain lot, picc. or parcel OF
land. with the building ara improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and bclns II,
the borough of Manhattan. of the City OF
New York, IN the County and State OF New
York, bounded and described as follows
Northerly In front by the southerly side or
Spring Street: Southery by ground OF Mar
gs'retha A. Lorillard: Easterly on one sido
by house and lot OF ground belonging to
the other side by house and lot OF ground
belonging 20 the estate OF Daniel Holsman.
deceased and containing In breadth IN
front ard rear, each twenty COD feet, and
IN length each side, eighty 800 feet, the
easteriy and westerly boundary lines Of said
premises running through party walls Said
premises being known AS No. 150 Spring
Street.
The following Is diagram of the property
10 be sold
Spring No. 15o Street
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Borough OF Manhaftan--h -hIisceran-sus.
Borough Of Brooklyn
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

WE need listing Of office space. 22d 10 46th
st. 4th to 9TH av., inclusive. In units OF
200 square feet and less; give full details :
we have many calls for office space of this
size
SAMUEL KRONsKY. INC, Marbridge Build
ing. broadway and 34th ~.
WANTED-Warehouses, 10000 TO 10000 So.
IT,, between 14th and 34th sts., West Side (:
possession ut once: quick action guaranteed
HENRY L. NIELSEN. offices. 154 Nassau
st. Beekman 9110
WILL. lease purchase garage, West FIJI
ties. L. 2o3 Herald. Herald 50.
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westchestcr--sale or Rem.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

SPLENDID California bungalow. on plot
MN100 IN beautiful section on Palisades
six rooms. bath. large attic hot water heat.
copper leaders. Also large single family
dwelling. Price right reasonable terms.
Telephone 321 cliffside. Owner. LEEGER.
Gran.wood. n. j.
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ATTRACTIVE rooms, bath and kitchenette
TO sublet: open fireplace: maid service. NJ
S. HILLHOUSE, 81 w. 9th st. Stuyvesant
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

EIGHT room corner house. beautifully fur
nished. all improvements. on plot Of pJx120;
private garage. steam heat; situated In Hill
crest Park. Jamaica, l.. L.; rent $1T5. For
further particulars. phone Monday and Tues
day. Fitzroy 235t.
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5prIng No. $50 street
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BOARDERS WANTED.

'-r-fe~~
5GTH ST. - West.--Slnglc room, with
board, suitable for gentleman.
soD.. f24 w, raycourt.--Attractive parlors
and lounge steam heat.
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MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Duross Company leased the store,
basement and upper floor store In Els
West Sixteenth street TO the Standard
Purveyors. Inc; offices In 202 West
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Furniture,

of luxurious apartment An-
busson furniture, statuary, bronzes. ell
bric-a-brac. MULLEN, 80 Central
Park West. Columbus $500
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Leases ON 42d st. Near Stb Ave.

l.. J. Phillips 4 Co. leased for Adolph
Lewisohn & Sons to the National City
Company the Ave story building at 10
East Forty-second street. 22x1o0.5, be-
tween Fifth and Madison avenues. This
property Immediately adJoins and Is
used in connection with the Hotel Man
haitian, which is now being converted by
the National City Company into n high
class Office building The lease aggre-
gates a net rental of nearly 100000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY for live man 20 invest In es-
tablshed garage, desirous OF extending ac-
tivities TO other branches OF automobile busi-
ness, now doing 5000 900 yearly; $4,000 es-
sential Box G(1 c9t4 Sd av
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Borough of Brookiyn--sale or Rent.

BARGAIN.-Ful 3 story limestone and white
brick. - rooms. hardwood trim, cxcellen.
condition.. New York av., near Eastern Park
way; ideal home for doctor; price and terms
right. JOHN j. LAWLOR, +05A vTompkins
az. Telephone Lafayette 1900.
TWO family house, Is rooms and baths.
hot water heat and hot water supply;
garage cars, office and shop. about $500
square feet good section. inquire l.. I.
.FiNKELDAY. 40 Van Sicklen av.. Brook
iyn. Telephone Glenmore 10S
TWO family story basement. brownstons
finish. II rooms. baths. open plumbing
electricity. 724 Chauncey st. Phone Glenmore
1908.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

--~.~-------r~ - ~
Ovtsr IN ~,ar.' practice. al comnlrl.t
t.1as .s.g.t.y cOnf, ,,cltiai. landnook "a
patents free o. request special facilitic- for
1ffi.c ror~til'af'on. NTNN co, VtH WoH .
WoltA Bldg, a.. Y. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

ONE-tYo large sunny rooms: nicely fur
nished; private bath; electricity. heat
strictly private house: references Telephone
1861 Harlem.
43D. 1872 E.-F'ron, connecting rooms im-
provements: single beds; 2-3 gentlemen.
CLARK.
10TH ST., 800 E.-Beautifui large and small
rooms: all convenlences. Phone Plaza 1911.
GOTH, 50 E.--Desirabie location; comfortable
room for gentleman: heat. electric light.
telephone.
6lST, 400 E.LLarge and small heated rooms,
running water; housekeeping.
74TII ST., Is E.-Handsomey furnished room.
twin beds: all conveniences
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Above 5oth st.--5th Az. to North River

POSSESSION immediately: now vacant:
900 W. 1i5th st.: 3h story dwelling:
81 300 buys Il. SIIARUM. 10 Broadway.
WEST 7ITH ST. DWELLING.
between Columbus and Amsterdam avs.
four stories, basement and cellar dwell
ing. o0xi00; steam heat and other I'M
provements; possession now. Owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, t49 Broadway.
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ONE HUNDRED men who have $1,000
TO invest In their own business. eau
room S0o. 80 Court ST.. Brooklyn.
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COOK, good family: no laundry: city or
country. L. B. 692 Sd av., care coldwatef,
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New Jersey.

ORANGE. y. j. (446 Central avD Two va
cancics: large, light double rooms: home
privileges. home cooking: ideal for couples
or two gentlemen each; fine iocation con-
yenient trolley. railroad. Phone Orange aSO2J
PINE VIEW Hotel. Lakewood. n. J.-Dictary
laws. Tel. 3n3 Lakewood. u. fEtNwOOp.
RAIDER HOTEL. Lakewood, n. J.--Dietsry
laws observed; capacity 100 Phone 5fs
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Sells six story Apartment.

Ryan & Co. sold for the Gray estate.
represented by William X. Gilchrist, at
torney. to William Goldstone and Simon
Myers. operators. the six story new law
tenement at 334 to 33S EAST 114th street,
50x100. This is the first sale in seven
teen years of the property. which was
held at $4,000.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

r-~~--~-~~--~y-~-~~-~y-.~-e-~~
pay 2jea more than any ono for your fur
nitlre rug. pianos, paintingg. BATSLEN.
~ University place tstuyvcsnn, eers)
WANTED--NatiOnal cash register; will pay
spot cash. Write. stating condi'ior. prfco.
SC, 5. NJ, 9i7 Tribune Building, ~. Y.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Iath IT. TO J9th st. Unclusive).
East River TO North River.
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The Dwelling Market.

Mrs. Rose Sprague sold the dwelling
222 East Sixty-nrst street. 20x100. to a
buyer for occupancy. Rutland e. Whit
ing-Benjamin Corpora tion were the
brokers.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th 1T. 10 50th ST. (inclusiye).
East River to North River.
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Goth Street

The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. TO satisfy which the above-descrbed
property Il to be sold, Is $i,33o.Sn. with In
tercst thereon from the 26th day OF Noveni-
Der. 1920. together with the costs aud allow
Bnce amounting TO $iI0.0i with interest from
December IT, 1920 together with she cx-
penses OF the sale. The amount OF the taxes.
Assessments and water rates, or other liens,
which are to he allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money. or paid by the Ref
cree, Will be as they may appear.
Dated. New York. December 80. 1910.
WILLIAM 4. VAN ALSTYNE. Referee.
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Uufurnlslird.

WANTED-S rooms, ground floor apartment
I'D 20 Goth ST., vicinity West End av.
physician. J.. A., 334 Herald. Herald Ba.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

$4,000 estate, free and clear,
Stamford. Conn
To exchange for city property.
GEORGE NEIMAN, 522 Fifth avenue.
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Florida-saIe or Rent.

POULTRY and fruit farms In Sunny Florida.
near Jacksonville: fine lands; we will help
you financially 20 make good. Write JAN.
HEIGHTS CO, Jacksonville. Fla.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery 10 I4th St., Inclusive.

MERCER ST., NEAR HOUSTON ST.
Small, substantial, five story build
ing; well lighted; high stories: large
windows; for sale or lease. Owner.
SAMUEL, FITZPATRICK. l4g B'way.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


FACTORIES FOR RrNT-3f 900 So. e. i:
floors. 5000 or 1900 H.. or separate:
modern buildings. sprinklcd. elevator cleo
triclly. heat. Bradley Building, nth 81. and
Vernon av., LonE Island City. minutes
from Grand Central station. blocks from
all subways, ! cent car fare. Principals only
address A. J. BRADLEY. Owner. i0l Beck
man 81. New York Phone 1901 Beekman.
HUDSON ST.. NEAR CHARLES ST
Five story building, with IL" on
Charles ~. For factory or ware
house. For sale or lease. owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK. 1i9 B'way.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

Furnished.
ADULTS want 70 sublet foi three months or
moro two or three rooms. kltchenette and
bath. moderate rent. reference given and
expected Addtesa Apartment GOSH. Ward
man Park Washington. n. c.
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NaryIand-salr or Rent.

DlSSI RABLE store property In the best
retail section Of Baltimore. Md.
SAMUEL BEALMEAR,
I ~ Law Bldg. Baltimore. Nd.
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Above 14th st. to 59th st. OncIusive).
East River to North River.

CHELSEA PRIVATE DWELLINGS.
18th ST., between Sth and 9th avs, conven-
lent TO 7th av. subway, 9th av. elevated and
other transit lines. Four story. basement
and cellar. brick and granite dwellings, II
and Is rooms. we'll built, well kept Astor
Estate houses possession In four months /;
price SIT 800 each: easy terns. Owner, X. h.
kIJPATRICK 49, Nassau st.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


From Sattcry TO 18th ST.. Inclusive.
FOR RENT-iMMEp1ATE POSSESSION
~ White St, 5OOxi0O. nfth foor (topl
l33 W. 2ith ST.. 2JxiO0. first loft,
343 W. 10Th It., D3N1OD. store and basement.
floor capacity 200 lbs. loading platform.
l2S Blocker at 2Jxinu, fourth loft.
POSSESSfON FEBRUARY 7.
iSO Blocker st., 2lxiO0. store and basement.
Phone OWNER. I.onracre 2I22.
FOR Rent. 900 "a. Il. or egs. facing city
Hall; telephone and office service II
Desired. Phone TtERk1LDsES, Bcekman
1882
LOFTS, i37 Grand So; aud ~ West Sd;
25xi0i; very light Immediate occupancy.
Rhlnelander es37.
FART of loft facing o windows. sprinkler
system, elevators: no Insurance. THE
RlEF CO. 0i Mercer st.
TO LET 70 derirablc party, nbont ha NJ large
office approximately 2jx6o With 'eicpi'c@"
ana stcnogtaphlc Fervice. for i.iH t1s vs.
later possession separate rntrs is Or q -
sired. Inquire fS West Broadway, butvttn
Murray and Park place, second floor rear.
Telephone Barclay 7i9e.
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Above seth st.-5th Av. to East River.

DARGAIN--LARGE PROFIT.
9th av., near t17th ST., two story apart
ment houses. . stores each: heat, cleo
trio light in the halls; elegant condition:
rents $4,000: expenses 5000: price S62 900:
easy terms.
II. r. WOOD. 2o0 BROADWAY.
BARGAIN, 9th. near Lexington av.; five
story and basement brown stone double
flat. L. CANo. 374 Canal II.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

OVUN lhI DOhnO.
Westche-ter.
ROCkLAND MANOR.
ROCKLAND AN.. MAMARONECK, y. Y.
Ideal winter nome: electricity, hot water
heating, baths Sl1 per week. upward.
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINING.
Excellent table: own cows, chickens and
garage; good committing distance.
TELEPHONE MAMARONECK 49,.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
12i Bruce av.: large comfortable rooms
open FOR engagement. Tel. Nonkcrs 334t.
New York.
CHIf.DREN's COUNT&Y HOTEL
Near New York City.
If through business domestic difficulties
you are unable To give your children essen
tial attention and training they can find
tho happiness and health they so need amid
beautiful surroundings and away from city
Dnrera.
Mothers care. breathing exercises training
Of temper and proper food. Reasonable rates.
Unlike Institution.
DIR. FAUST.
Valley Cottage. y. Y.
Phone Congers ~.
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UNPUBLISHED ROOMS WANTED.

THREE ROOMS WANTED; STATE PAR
T1CULARS. X 30 HERALD. HERALp SO
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SITUATIONS WANTED--FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

COOK.-French cook and aundress. Geo.
nornie. good manager. desires temporary
employment, help out, &c: city or country,
place IS too far out highest references,
written and personal; $3.50 a day. o % Her
aid Herald su.
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The committee in charge of the arrangements for the Christmas tree to be given by the Bachelors of Nenana for the children, announces that the subscription lists placed in the various business places, will be called in probably tomorrow even ing, so that the selection of gifts can be made immediately. The com mittee will be assisted by Mrs. J. H. Scott and Mrs. Fred Major, The
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cinct, Territory of Alaska, has been fixed and appointed as the time ana place for the settlement of said ac- count and hearing of report and petition, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate
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PERSONAL
s HxHsHE<sHsEHHH1H ,

Fred C. Terrell, of the Alaskan Engineering Commission, who was sent to Nenana by Col. Mears to investigate a request for the reop- ening of the Commissions Nenene mess, met with local restaurant men on Sunday with 8 view to ascertain ing if it would be possible 10 ar range for a lowering of prices to employees of the Commission. Not being able to reach an agreement, Mir Terrell stated that steps would be taken to provide meals independ- ently of the restaurants, and sug- gested the possibility of establish ing a cafeteria, which would be open to the public as well as to employees of the commission. Only three of the five local restaurants were represented at the meeting.
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may appear and file their exceptions in writing to said account and re port, and contest the same.
 JOSEPH E. BURNS
 Administrator First publication Nov. 29, 1921
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Mrs. Frank Doner arrived in Ne mana on Sunday and will reside in Nenana permanently. The Doners grill go into residence in the Browne cottage.
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committee also would appreciate as- sistance in arranging the decora- tions and will be ready for volun- teers at Union hall on Thursday, by which time the tree will be in place.
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Herman Anderson, who went out to Riley several days ago to put the finishing touches on the new Morino hotel. returned to town on Sunday.
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Miss Alta Russell will leave for tomorrow. to spend the Christmas holiday with relatives in the coast town.
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Arrivals from the Canyon district report that there will be quite a number of railroad workers in town for the holidays.
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Al Goodwin is a recent arrival in town from out the line.
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New Mazda lamps just received et the Nenana Sheet Metal Works.
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IN the Probate Court, Territory of Alaska, Fourth Judicial Division, Nensna Precinct.
 In the matter of the Partnership Estate of Herman Rosburs, de- ceased, late member of the firm of Rosburg & Burns, consisting of Herman Rosburg and Joseph E. Burns, copartners. .-...---.--- ...----..-.-- Settlement of Final Account and
 Distribution
 No. 2l Probate
 Notice Is hereby given to all whom ii may concern that the undersigned administrator of the above entitled estate has filed his final account and report of the administration of said estate in the above entitled court on the 25th day of November, 1921, and that the 18th day of December, 1921, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day at the office of the Pro- bate Judge in Nenana, Nenana Pre-
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Pete Jepson arrived in town from the Canyon district, on the last train in, and will spend the holidays here. He is a guest at the Southern.
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Hawley W. Sterling. of the Alaska Road Commission, arrived in town from Fairbanks on Sunday.
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Fine Stock Staple ant Fancy Gro eeries. Fowler & Morris