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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
Mrs. Ellen S, Tyrrell

TOTTENVILLE, Nov. 9-Mrs.
Ellen S. Tyrrell. seventy-three years
old wife of Thomas H. Tyrrell. 60
Tyrrell street, died eraly yesterday
morning at her home. She is sur
vived by her husband, two daugh-
ters and three sons, Mrs. Thomas
Lahey, Misses Mamie and Wife
Tyrrell, James and Edward Tyrreil
of Tottenville, and John Tyrrell of
East Orange. The funeral will be
held tomorrow morning from her
late residence followed by a SOL
emn mass at the Church of Our
Lady Help of Christians at 10
o'clock. The interment will be in
st. Mary's cemetery, Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
,Jitney Platform wins

YOUNGSTOWN, o., Nov. "a
man who had lived in Youngstown
only three months and whose plat
form provided for discontinuance of
street car service, turning the streets
over to the jitney buses. and for
falling any citizen who paid taxes
under a recent re-valuation yester-
day, was elected mayor over candi-
dates backed by the major party or
ganization.
He is George l.. Oles. who came
in from the country, established a
residence in a hotel and carried on
an eccentric advertising campaign
without support OF any particular
element or organization.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Watson, oil
Manhattan, were visitors at Little
Farms yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Cornelius ]. White
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Heck.
Miss Edna Harris, Of Chautauqua
Lake, has been visiting Mrs. F. X.
iashburn, of Great Kills.
Mrs. Thomas King and daughter
ave been visiting Mrs. Milton Gilby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Helmes, of
Srsey City, recently visited her
.aother, Mrs. Boley.
William Koenig has leased the
~,7leasant Plains garage of Mason
Decker in Amboy road.
Rev. T. G. Spencer, district super
iatendent of the Elizabeth district,
will be the speaker at the e~vangelis-
tic meeting tonight at st. Marks
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

the hospital does not supply.
Mrs. Isabel Gould Of the Red
Cross staff whose work is often
closely affiliated with that of the
Motor Corps has won particular
praise for her activities. Mrs. Gould
has given unstintedly of her energy
and own time to assist in the work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
Y. NJ. G. A. Razed by Fire

SOMERVILLE, Mass, Nov. o.
The Y. M. C. A. building, a Jour and
a half story brick structure on
Highland avenue was destroyed by
fire early today together with a two
story gym building in the ear The
twenty-four dodgers in the building
escaped with difficulty, several being
obliged to slide down ropes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

Really, then, can you collect what's COM
ing to you from life-the zest, the accomplish
ment, the t'feel" and enjoyment-and tr1f1e
with YOUR investment in health?
There's no sacrifice in safety from coffee
and tea dangers-not a bit. Postum fur
nishes the way.
Postum is a pure cereal beverage, rich,
comforting and satisfying, deep brown in
color, with a coffee-like tang and a flavor
which makes you say, "How good it fastest"
Don't think you will miss anything when
you change from coffee or tea to Postum.
You gain! Ask the Postum users. They
know. And they're mighty free to tell you.
Postum has been serving human need for
a quarter of a century. It has been a world
wide table-drink these many years-then num-
Der of its users growing daily. Postum is sold
and served wherever good food and drink are
sold and served. And Postum is the mealtime
beverage of folks who have decided to come
up and keep up where they belong-purpose-
full, ~wide-awake, healthy and happy folks who
believe it's better to be safe than sorry-par-
ticularly when it's more pleasant and agree
able being safe.
If you don't happen to be a Postum user
yet,-wouldn't it be better for you to be out
on the sunrise road, going up and keeping up,
and staying away from the shadows where so
many have found trouble and encouragement?
We can't ask life to be fair with us, you
-know-unless we're fair with ourselves. And
daily drugging of the nervous system is not
being fair with ourselves-especially when we
know the facts as so many physicians have
pointed them out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
Augusta Butler.

TOTTENvILLE, Nov. 9.-Mrs.
augusta e. Butler. fifty-six years
old, wife of Ebery Butler, of 100
Yetman avenue, died yesterday
morning. Besides her husband she
Ter, of Clinton. N. j. The funeral
will be held Friday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock from her late residence.
Rev. ]. +. Bindenberger, pastor of
st. Paul's Methodist church will OFF
ciate. The interment will be in
Bethel cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

The cores and %peelings of the ap-
Piles you use for pies need not be
wasted. Boiled down with a small
amount of water, a little sugar. two
or three cloves, they make an excel
lent sauce Or ~iavoring This can be
strained and bottled and kept long
if put in a cool. dry place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09
WeakPeopIe

Bitro-Phosphate IL a substance that
helps weak. thin. nervous men and women
to gain siren 9Th and energy. Get a pack
age from the Crown Pharmacy. White
Cross Pharmacy or any good druggist and
learn about this remarkable product. 1t
is fully guaranteed.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-09

WHEN ONE IS SICK, HELPLESS, HIS
w EARNING POWER STOPPED, THEN
HE REALIZES WHAT 4 FRIED. & HELP,
A COMFORT, A SAVINGS ACCOUNT CAN
BE.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28

sky ,ud sN k0slcia0h Je doaaAl
otraveny aikoholom mad 'arslEei
,panskosti ! I'D 'arsk eho inperiae
'Aznu, ktory mu stale nslievajA
'pocetni agititori Y klerik4 i u
sobothfckej bluze. .Slovenska VIC:
sina kosicka y svojou platnost on
svo verejnom ziyote dosia 4 mensi-
snou, ktora .,sa musi na> kazd0m
kroku BORT q uplatnenie svojich
pray. ~ teito borbe staviame wy
,budovanim slovenskJcA l'udo-
lvych sk6l este len zaklady, len
Igeneracia vychovana .nasich
skolach bude kedysi odusevnenou:
bojovnicn "a plnost narodneho
zivota slovenskeho. II =
Vybudovanim slovenskych sk6l
tiez nerobi So mad 'arsk ym. det' ON
a 4 rodicom ziadna krivda, ale.
|uplatnuje 50 narok naroda, aby
svojou krvou nezivi1 svojich 1hk-
vnych nepriatel 'ov. Y tonto boz
il je povinnost'ou celej nasej We
'rejnosti a nasich 1radov, ahy mie-
stnych praconikov vsemozne
podporovali ako ma Morave a v
Cechach, must byt' nasim konec-
nym ciel 'om, aby ami jedno diet'a
slovenskych rodicov nezostalo v
mad 'arskej skole, ale aby bolb
preyedene do skoly sloyenskej.
inde to praca unavuj1ca a vysi-
luj1ca, ale " zaujme narodnom
,,musi byt' prevedena. Mad 'arskych
deti echceme, tie mech zostan1 Y
mad 'arskych skolach, ale nesmieL
me "a ziadnu scenu sdopustit,,, aby
este teraz, v nasom narodnom Sta
fte, sa nam odnarodnovaly nase
deti.
| Avsak slovenska Pudova Skola
tnesmie sa spokojit' len touto ex-
kluzivnon cinnost 'ou. Ona musf
intenzivne pracovat' al vnltri sko-
ly. Deti, ktore ona dostava, sd
z vel'kej ciasty este nasiaknutf
starym mad 'arskym mad 'aron-
skym duchom, narod slovensky,
uvedomenie je i'm vecon nezna-
mou, okolie v ktoro1n Mjd, je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
ExEKUTfvllA Liza sLovEN
sk1cH stN-FEtr1Sroy

ExEKUTfvlgA Liza sLovEN.
sk4CH stF-FEtN1SToy
ILupi6i : xiodsji ! vlaateneclx5nai
heslami
Dna IA. IA. I. m. prisli asi . pol
tretej hodine noci dvaja nezna-
mi muzovia do nadraznei kancela-
lrie V Salanci a spytali sa iiradnika
Oldricha Naratila, ktory NAL slu-
zbu, kedy ide v1ak do Leginy.
Navratil muzom odpoyedal. 2 ne
Inadania sa vsak lnuzovia ma Ma
l.vratila yrhli, ohrozovali no nokom
a fevolverom, zapchali mu 1sta
vatou, ktora bola. namoeena veter-
ninou, sviazali no "a priviazali ku
istoliske. Potom wall lupiei xiii
&c Cd rokladnice, otvorili poklad-
, nicu wall nej 404 X, viacei
nahodou pokladaici nebolo.
Navratilovi wall naprsnu tasku s
rozlicnymi istinami a peniaze, hos
dinky, dive retiazky maly ko-
zeny kufrfk, eelkom penazi d veci
v Gene asi 1000 K. Pri tom Ma
vratilovi stale shrozili, ze no zabi-
j1, ak nebude ticho. Lupici potion
prerusili telefonne spojenie u
vsetkych aparatov, odrezai slu-
. ehatka a pok1sil sa znieit' al
pristroje telefonicke. Ma st6l po-
lozili lupici list, ktory uverejnu-
jeme do slova:
"Vyzvanie. Prisli ste k nam
ako priateli znicili ste nam
vfast' narocfnost' a VERY ale vam
vice tierpit' nezbudime. Sloven-
sko na5de spusob oslobodit sa cd
svoich zivanoch ''bratoy." Bojte
sa cd panstvi a henyu Slovenske-
no naroda poneyac sa vam poci-
taju vase cinnosti. Niechajte tn
nasu svatu Slovensku zijem vratte
sa nazat lebo ked den pride tax
od tady nepojdete zivy. Maj III
je Slovenska Samostatnost'!
Pric Cechmi nepriadelny Slovan-
skoho naroda. Exekntivna Liga
Slovenskych Sin-F -Feinistov. Z
S1 to tie iste hesla fraze, kto-
re sa vyskytujh kazdys den l'u-
dackych casopisoch. Nevieme, ei
! lPudova strana slovenska sa bude
radostne k tymto hlasatel'om svo-
1 jich zasad hlasit a ci pan Juriga
a-Hlinka uznavaju t1to priamu
akciu "a vhodny postup k usku-
tocneniu svojich ciel 'ov, Sloven.
leina tohoto "vyzvania dava tu-
sit o akych Pudf tn ide..
V til istn noe napadli takym
istym sposobom dvaja lupici w
pravcieho Panocha kanceliarii
stanice Kalse, sviazali no 6sta
mu zapchali vatou. Potion klo-
!. pail na byt prednostu stanice a
vyzvali ho, ably prisiel do kance-
larie, ze vraj vypravci nieeo cd
neho potrebnje. Prednosta otvo
ril okno a odpovedal, lie vypravc
moze prist "a MIN do bytu, jestli
ze nieeo potrebuje. Jeden lu.
picov vystrelil ma to 2 reyolvers
oknem do bytu prednostu. Pred
nosta vsak chytil pusku, ktorl
NAL po ruke a yystrelil ma lupi
. Gov. tt sd dali ma ltek volali
"Sme suhaji! Do IA dni ably S
Dol prec!'' Je pravde podobne
se lupezne napadnutie v Salanci
a v Kalsi previedli ii isti l'udia
Jeden 2 lupieov Dol asi 19, druhJ
asi 24-rocny. Hovoril po sloven.
sky a mad 'arsky. Ma pryy po-
IhPad vyzerali vraj ako STUDENT
Mono, ze ide len.o obycajnych lu.
! Ipicov, ktori k maskovaniu syoj-
,fho renesla uzii vel mi yyhodne
vystrelkov l'udackej agitacie pro-
Hi vsetkemu co je ME l'udacke
/ Mono ,vsak, ze. 81 to prislusnici
nejakej mad 'arskej organizacie
1 Iteroristiekei, ktora chce ma Slo,
vensku pracoyat K vyvolaniu
zmatkov q rozyratu tlm pravda
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
dl1aok y. 4. 0skintsss, sleAed
n6ho honais1rs pri yyslaSstve
spojentch 4tfsov Y Prs1s Y
dradnona casspiss Dspaftu1sas q
Commerce ..Cemmsrce HsYsfss, :
70 dina II. olEbohr1 fS11.

v septembri padla csl koruna $
85 ma $3.50 "a dollar, dfa 8. ok
t6bra bola $3.50. 1ento sklon Dol
bezpochybne zavineny dpadkom
nemeckej marky, velikymi zakn-
pami surovin, a vydanfm 500, ,000,-
coo kor1n V bankovkach jako
predloha ma teraz odhlasovanii
pozicku statnu( ktora ma .obna-
sat 2,2O0,OO0,OOO korln. Tato
poiicka je nutna ma zaokrytie de
ficitu ma nuke, ktorli vlada pre-
davala so ztratou. Banknoty
ktore tvoria ,spomfnanu zalohu,
bud1 ztiahnute vladou behom
sest' mesiacov. .vyjednava sa .
pozick1 v cudzozemsku vo vyske
cd $25, 5,OOO,O 900 do $35, ,OO0,0o0
Dina 1. septembra tvoril pestovy
benny 1cet skoro $500 OO0, ,00o
kor1n, vykazuj1c vzrast mad au-
custom $4,000, 900 Kc..
Bankove transakcie behom ty.
EDNA do Z. augusta prakticky Wy.
vrcholily 1000, ,OOo, 600 korln. Cd
januara. L. celkovy obnos Dol 56,.
0Oo,000,QOO, co znamena 81, GEO.,
100000 Wac ,obchodu nez predo.
sleho roku. v pbehu sdce ban
kovky representu5d Il ,oeesooo,
600 kor6n.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28
Pdmery ' ceaLo-SIovsasIku = naprSx Sxaji,

Ohisdnavka na 400 vagenDyyeh
nakladov pfochahe zeleza 4 zelez-
nych platny, representujdcieh asi
100 900 korln, 50 zadavkoyoa
splatkou 1000, ,OO0 korln, bola
dana priemyselnym podnikom.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1921-10-28

600 korin.
ZvaGsene dane 80 Zlepsenie prize
q myselnych pomerov
.n,i.i
ESoznam veci, podliehajncicht da-
ne prepicfovels, Dol ,rozmnozeny
dan obratu, az ha yynimku
potravin, bola zvysena i sieaaeho
na procenta. Clio ma automobi-
", privezene cudziny bolo IVY
sene 20 As ma IS procentov.
Vladny monopol ma cukor Dol snf-
zeny, ale vlada al mad 'alej berie
so percentov "a zarobku export
neho, 43 procenta dostavajii re-
pari Z procentov rafinerie Kon-
trola vlady mad hlavnymi eesko-
slovenskymi produktami je uvol-
nena.
Podstatne zlepsenie je zjavne
textilnom priemysle, hlavne co
sa tyka bavlny a pleteneho tovaru
pre- Rumunsko, Pol'sko Balkan.
Priemyslove ceny ustavicne stu
pajd. Pomery nezamestnanosti
sa lepsia, Is. septembra bolo tych,
ktorf vyuzfvajn podporu 27,0O0,
co je 1000 menej nez v auguste.
Najvcsia nezamestnanost' je v
textilnom, kovovom stavitel'
skom priemysle. Posledne place
boly vel mi zriedka zvysoyane, ba
naopak uvazuje sa 0 znizeni, ale
vykonnost' sa zvysuje
Hromadne odpredaje na praz-
skom vzrokovom trhu septem-
bry cinia vyse 1000, 100000 ko.
run. Hlavne tovary, ktore maly
odbyt, sd textilne vyrobky, elek.
tro-technicke tovary, potrav;ny
kozenne vyrobky, notions hracky.
porcelain a sklo. Budlci trh bu-
de marci 1922.
Prajna lroda - Potreby zeleznic
Uroda moze byt' poyazovana "a
prajnn. Obylia bude bezpochyb.
he asi 5000, 200 metrickych ton
to je so procentov Wac ,nez mi,
nuleho roku. Domaca potreba
zita je kryta . zostane este zita
oysa ma vyvoz. Psenice asi bu-
de treba doviest', ale nemoznoS po.
yedat este kol 'ko, yl3da dovaza
velike mnozstyo mthy z Mad aric
Posledna zasielka bola ocenena i
Brxtislavskom pristave "a 6 a pol
korlmy "a kilogram. 0sAkivA -
" strata vlady ma tsjto nuke,
tax isto, ako pri predaji mlky III
spoiAenutom, bude, materialne men
sia zlepsenfm drody. Vyrobs su-
roveho cukru odhaduje sa ma $780,
600 metrickych ton, dradne pri-
delOvanie je vyzdvihnute q cukor
je vol'ny na trhu. Vo vseobec-
nosti pridelovace listky 81 zmen-
suhhr Potreba umelsAo hnojiya
M budlcu jarnl sexonl odllaauje
sa na 25O,OOO ton.
Statne zeleznice ohlasovali SUI
beA ma dodanie skoro 900 ton ole.
ia a petroleia. Podahne potrehy
budh vzrastat kazdym mesiaccm
v ziane.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
REAL ESTATE WANTED.


OWNERS list your property for sale. send
particulars; buyers waiting. CHA lI.ES
X. FURRER. ~ W. 34th 81.
OWNERS-CottGge at Good Ground, T.. I or
similar: about S6,5o0. all cash MUIR.
RAYS AGENCY, iIs9 Lexington Az
UPPER Manhattan and Bronx lots unen-
numbered and suitable Tor building wanted
Address HARRISON, Builder, 90 Prospect
place, Brooklyn.
WANTED, for rent. g room house or lower
venieht commufinR. v. VI. G1a Longacre
Bldg.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

FRENCH married couple. arriving in New
York in June, seeks board and lodging
with respectable family. Write BRAVET,
81 Ave. La Motto Picquet. Paris.
YOUNG business man desires board and
So
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT
NEW FACTORIES.

Two one story brick buildings. modern con.
struction, 7oN2lI. az Bound Brook, n. j.:
four railroads. all improvements, siding; re-
strctcd; sell or lease.
PIERCE ESTATES, BOUND BROOK, n. j.
SALE or lease factory. warehouse. 2J cents
square foot. located 30s, west side princi-
pals only HECTOR DAVIS, 135 Broadway.
$500 square feet frontage tor street Green
point section; Morgan hv., Bklyn. FAB
RIC DRY CLEANING MACHINERY co.
Bldg.. SO 4Ith st. Bklyn. Sunset GIT.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


ATTENTION. BACHEIORSl
Very attractvely furnished rooms,
kitchenette and bath. absolutely modern. in
early SOS, between West End avenue and
Riversido Drive ground floor, non-elevatlr.
with exclusive complete service by splendid
Southern maid: perfect cooking; rental with
complete service 1925 per month: Immediate
possession. lease to October. 1921. or 1892.
a Ills Herald Fulton 81.
APARTMENT TO SUBLET--s rooms and =
baths at the pre-boom price, high class
apartment house. 40 West 10Th ST.: entire
apartment furnished thirty days ago with
draperies, carpets and other furniture.
which can be bought at a very attractive
figure. immediate occupancy. Phone Broad
1s2 for further particulars. Ask for Mr..
MAGID.
A.-Bargan for three or four native Ameri-
can adults having good references and who
desire from May TO October light, roomy,
furnished apartment IN accessible Manhat-
tan location may be had by addressing II
1895 Herald, Harlem.
AN exqusitely appointed four room apart
ncnt, Goth st, near 5th av.: VIII sell fur
nishings. For information telephone River
side 24o3. apt. "a.
BROADWAY. corner f35th C535 West. Ant.
2A) from May | 70 October elevator
apartment; electricity; beautiful outside
rooms and bath
The New York herald., 1921-03-30

TRY WHITE SPACE TOP.
BOTTOM AND SIDES or
YOUR Nd. SEE THE DIFF
FERENCE 1T MAKES IN THIS
AID.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


CHAIN STORE GROCER WANTS STORES; /;
WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? BOX 80.
2119 Sd av.
DESK room, with desk and phone service,
vicinity lower Broadway +. VI. 664 Her
aid 2s0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
PUBLIC NOTICES.


GENTLEMAN who loaned pencil in 4th nv.
subway station, osth St, Monday. .45 r.
NJ, alec those who witnessed accident kindly
communicate with GEORGE GREENE, 5O7
West 10th Tel. Wadsworth 2s7s.
you have done.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
B0ARDERS WANTED.

.,>----~--~--y-s-e~~>-
qHE TNi AZ state si.. Flushing. y. T..-
Transients and business men. swimming
pool and shower baths; hcat of food; rates.
reasonable. Tel Flushing t240.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
SUMMER RESIDENCES 10 LET.

- 49, ~~~-~>N-1-~~---~>>~>
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.--Complete list sum-
mer cottages, all sizes and prices. WAR
NER LINDSAY, Jr., Realtor. 1907 Atlantic
av.; chelsea Bran office, 1901 Atlantic av.
FOR RENT for summer by year, FUR
nished house. all improvements including
garage. al Glen Head, y. !. Phone Glen
Cove l03I-M
HOUSE, 6 or rooms: committing distance
yearly lease or longer. fi40 Herald,
Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.

-S~>~~-~---~~~~~-~~~~-S----~
s5TH ST, f12 East.-Doctor's residence, Of
flccs; long lease. Tel. Lenox 1890
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-Ten minutes from
Wall ST.; and 3 room apartments; fire.
proof elevator building. II. w. Stelle, so Mat
dea lane. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
New Jersey.

APARTMENTS. 4. 5 and rooms, all Inn
provements, in Orange. N. j.: SIS per
room and up Apply MURRAY APPEL
BAUM, 12s Market ST., Newark. n. j.
Phone Market 1880.
STRATFORD COURT apartments, corner
n, J.-Six room apartment, second floor
rent $3.50 month. The best built and up-
kept apartment house In Newark. Day and
night elevator service. Apply 10 FRANK
MARTIN, supt. Phone 1912 Waverly.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
BOARDERS WANTED.

3SrH, 20 East|-Large room, private bath:
second floor: southern exposure.
3sTH, 81 East.-Large room, second floor;
private bath; southern exposure
DIST, 4s West.-Beautiful large room. lava
able
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
s1- York state-saie or Rent.

COUNTRY HOME IN heart OF the beautiful
Finger Lakes -eglon IN residential section
of Groton: home OF Corona Typewriter 30
minutes froSn Cornell University. so minutes
from express train TO New York; g acres
fruit and maple trees. brooks running
through ground, II rooms, . baths. fireplace
car garage, hardwood floors, white wood
work range. screens, high altitude excellent
cash. balance In easy mortgage payments
FA1RCHlLD, Tel. Audi. G660.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
Borough of Brooklyn.

COSEY room and board, or two refined
gentlemen; modern, up TO date home; pri-
vate family; convenient TO 4th av. express
station; references required. p. T.. THEIS,
400 Gath ST., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
New Hampshire-snIe or Rent.

FOR SALE-FAIR HILL MANOR, on FAIR
HILL ESTATES. on Rye Beach, n. II.
Ihis beautiful summer home, all modern.
EDWIN II. ROBBINS,
SDrinrfield Macs
The New York herald., 1921-03-30
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

>~~-~~~~~~~~>~~>~~~~~e
ONE dctaphone with rolls, good as new; ;
also one Oliver typewriter, reasonable; no
dealers. STORE. lfT w. 35th ST.
WAR POSTERS. BRTTIsH-Complete set of
Parliamentary war savings and recruiting
posters; price f1O0; several recruiting and
charity posters from shillings each j.
TAYLOR, culling Road, Rothorhithe, Lon
don. England.
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EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.

f42D, GOO W.-Competely furnished modern
Z room corner apartment, all outside, airy
rooms, player plano; Immediate possession.
Apt. -. Inquire superintendent.
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SUMMER HOME IN THE HEART or
THE ADIRONDACKS.

AZ beautiful Upper jay. Essex county, situ-
ated on slight eminence overlooking Ausable
River; acre of land. fruit trees; large
rooms. bath, toilets. two fireplaces heater
from side of mountain brought to both floors
and to lawn and garage garage 26x3S. poul-
try 12x16, ice house 14x20. metal roofs 10 all
buildings; a wonderful bargain at $500; /;
terms cash: owner a Canadian and distance
as we'll as loss in exchange reason for sale.
GREGG. box 3Sq Albany. n "
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CFIAUFFEUR-MECHA 70, neat, expert
enccd high grade cars, wish private posi-
ton. best references. Charles Galets. 225
w. 18TH.
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CHAUFFEUR, single (3s). first class me-
chanic; 10 years experience Pierce,
Losomobile and Packard; best references
Riverside g477
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED

BUNGALOW. 3, 4 rooms. sea shore cotn-
try: committing distance New York. JAZZ
BE, s33 East 1R7th. Phone Interyale 6094.
FURNISHED home to lease for summer,
within half or three qua rtera Of an
hour from New York family Of three
adults; state price and fun particulars.
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WANTED-Furnished house with garage,
modern improvements; not over - miles
from city; We5tchester preferred by small
family with one child, July and August only .
about $50 month; describe fully by letter.
GIBBS. 257 4th av.
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CHAUFFEUR, light colored. neat. five years
experience, desires private position; furnish
references; own uniforms c. Green. Morn
ingside 7743
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CHAUFFEUR, competent, thoroughly ex-
perienced man, wishes good steady private
position Al reference. Stanley, 1875
Waverly av., Brooklyn.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. Swedish, married.
no children: long experience; careful driv-
er: courteous; best references. Adamson.
965 Columbus av.
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CHAUFFEUR. married. careful driver. mi
repairings willing, position in country
Address s. Peltola, 21S1 Arthur av.. Bronx.
Phone Fordham Ills,
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Connecticut-sale or Rent.

FINE OLD CONNECTICUT HOMES.
Reserved outside, but charming and
most lovable within. splendid old trees.
pretty water view, exclusive section. y
rooms, baths, many porches, fully
screened; also outside studio. garage, large
coal and wood house; water, electricity;
charming outlook and finest air In the
world. ARTIST Westport, Conn.
G. HARRY ABBOTT.
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
NEW cottage. with splendid orchard and
water. new. six rooms. BATH garage. cleo
tricity and water; exclusive section; 10 min
rtes to beach and station; orchard win pay
taxes and interest. APPLETREE LODGE,
Westport Conn.
VERY attractive country home, fine water
view. choicest section, 10 minutes from
beach and station; committing distance; Q
rooms, bath, porches; electricity, water.
3 car garage, new. ROCK BOTTOM PRICE,
Westport
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
waitresses. &c.
WAITRESS Ergl

WAITRESS, English. married, thoroughly
understands her work; tall, neat: small
adult Christian family husband competent
garoeneri long experience: references; state
Iull particulars by letters only. S. H., 366
West 29th.
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HILLSIDE COTTAGE
for rent or lease.
PARK AVENTTE

JERSEY CITY, n. J.-Residence, corner Ber-
gen and Boyd avs, three story and cellar
frame. IL rooms and bath. electricity and
Eas, large furnace; good conditions space for
EaraEe; plot o0xloo; fine site for apartment
q 10 Herald. Herald go.