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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20
TWO KINDS OF PEACE.

I When the world gets through
talking about peace between the
nations of the earth it Nigh,
well turn its attention to the
promotion of greater peace in
the homes.
The rapid increase in the
number of divorces being gran
ted by our courts indicates that
somewhere there is something
radically wrong with the mod
/, ern scheme of marital existence.
Possibly much of the trouble
is caused by the haste in which
young people rush to the altar,
and the Indifferent manner in
which many of them regard the
pledges there made.
well take a chance; if we
are not satisfied we can get a
divorce. That seems to be the
attitude of too many who enter
the marriage state today, and
especially Is this % among the
weather. classes, where d.
vorces are more frequent in
proportion 70 numbers.
When d man goes out TO buy
q horse he scrutinizes the anin.al
from all vantage points. Moth.
ing IS overlooked, and he is
especially careful to ascertain
its disposition. An animal with
q temper" does not find a ready
takef.
But too frequently the wo-
man il not 20 honOred. II she
possesses one good point that
Of looks she can get by the
preacher without trouble. The
man IS captivated by a sweet or
Childish face and doesn't trouble
to look benath the veneer Of
the surface.
And women are often quite
as careleos in the selection of
their husbands. There are ex-I
ceptions 10 all rules, Of course,
but il III fact that the man who
has money and can keep a wo-
man in the style to which she
aspires Is generally considered
eligible" although privately he
may be q skate Of the first mag
nttlde.
Then again, many really good
men and women are often
caj0led into matrimony by thosel
who conceal their SHORTCOMINGS
until after the preacher has pert
formed his rites. Such mar-I
riages are seldom successful. I
This On comes from the pre-
Bent tendency to rush into laatri (
mony at asspeed which no sane,
person would employ in the Sc
lection Of ! horse or an auto
mobile.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20

Frances Ferns Majesty No.
l659S7. champion Jersey Bull.
Lafayette Fair offers his services
to increase milk and butter pro.
duction, it cost no more to raise 4
good calf than q scrub; so why
not breed to the best.
u. r. LALIiANDE.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20
WHAT FOOLS THESE NOR
TAILS REi

A man out Of employment,
will cross the continent 10 pet
2 job, but show him a hook or
{ leaflet which will explain to
him why there is such thing
as unemployment, why there
are idle men seeking in vain for
work and how such conditions
can be remedied, and as a rule
she will not take time to read il
,or look into the subject. l note
lone thing however that l take
| pleasure in calling the attention
of the people of New Iberia to
and that is that folks in the
South are more thoughtful and
studious than the people of this
northern cline Here the work
er has to work at such a break
neck speed to make living thai
as q rule he has never acquired
the study habit, rarely reads
anything outside of the news
papers. and seems to read little
in them beyond scanning the
headlines. As a rule they will
resort to anything to proven: the
hard labor of thinking.
Women will grasp a new idca
much sooner than men. The
most colossal mistake man has
ever made was his attempt to
run national affairs without her
assistance, for politics as I have
often said before is only national
housekeeping. Once l said to
our mutual friend, Mr.. Robert
Mcmahon, that I was an ardent
friend of woman suffrage but
that Single Tax would bring
that as well a. every other good
thing in its train and he ex-
pressed the opinion that woman
suffrage would bring Single
Tax. 80 you see he was wiser
than /. David Gibson said of
the civil war that it destroyed
the finest civilization that had
existed since the time of the
Naxarene, and believe he was
right about it. i If the people
had been patient not only would
the colored man have been
freed, but the South would have
been partially paid for the
slaves and this would have cost
only 4 very small fraction of
the incalculable expenditures
for that fratricidal welter Of
blood and tears which has not
vet been iguidated. pnd God
only knows when II will be. In
California ! saw many rich men
Who are yet drawing handsome
renaiOns for having fought in
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Up till that war or rather till !,
1872 there was not a marriage
bic man or woman in tn Ur;-
ted States Of America who did
NOT have q comfortable home
and. loved ones about him be-
cad1e land Yves plentiful and
cheap, and life was worth liv-
ing! Now Tie land while it has
not al been used has all been !
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20
DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION.
SUCCESSION OF ANNA MARTOI.
DALDOR, DECEASED.

0ONNG004VN OC ANNA MAMMA
DALDoR. DECEASED.
18th Judicial District Court, State Of Lou
isiana, Parish Of iberia.
Whsssas, Felix D'Albos. resident ..
the Parish Of iberia has applied t. the
Honorabls 10Th Judicial District Court Of
Louisiana holding sessions in ana for ths
Parish Of Ibsris to Be appointed adrinis-
traitor Of the succession Of Anna MaYtoia,
Deceased
Notice b hereby given to all whom il
may o. doth concern TO show saass il
any they have, within ten days Of the first
publication hereof why the prayer cf the
said Felix DAlbof should mot 10 granted.
Witness the Hono.abls James Simon,
Judss Il our said Court. this ..'rd dsy Of
August, A. d. 1911.
7. Q. DECuIa,
DIV Clerk Of Court fbssia Parish.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20

FARM FOR SALE.
81 arpents land house, cabin, barn and
other buildings. Two miles South Of
Court House on Southern drainage canal.
Half cash, balance on long terms.
r. H. MORRELL,
942 Center Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20

FOR SALE.
One good horse for sale.
Apply to HENRY PATOUT.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20

FOR SALE Chevrolet Tour.
ing car, latest model. Fully
equipt. Reasonable. Apply to
George B. DOerle. ct
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1921-08-20

666 cures Malarial Fever.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS lady wishes small medium
room, Washington Heights: small Gentle
family; moderate. 1869 Herald, Harlem.
WANTED-Two medium separate rooms,
Harlem; respectable and permanent. Il
1877 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFESSIONAL man. highest creden-
'tlals, has resided in Europe nearly
eight years, returning there IN June.
desires to act for responsible parties;
Investigations. reports. negotiations.
Y 6l2 Herald, Herald SO.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MANAGER

wANTED-opportunity for personal services
and Investment OF moderate capital IN an
established tea room In best districts OF
New York city or In other sort Of
enterprise OF an attractive character by
young lady. resident OF New York. highest
references. Address u. y. f., z. Q. box
429. City Hall Station, New York, y. Y.
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PATENTS.

PATENTS.
WRITE for free illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE Of CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model OF sketch and description OF In
vention for our opinion of patentable nature
free: HIGHEST REFERENCES; PROMPT
SERVICE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR J. EVANS e co.
New York office. 1908 Woolworth Building.
Phone Barclay 6fTi.
Main office. s5i 9th, Washington, n. q.
sANTTARIUM-HOSPT
stucco hotel. recently built; 3s4 rooms. fur
nished except bedding. several dwellings !:
also hospital and other buildings: plenty
land: win sell one.third actual cost small
payment down, balance easy payments 10
suit purchaser; unuuestonabN ono of the
most exceptional opportunities ever offered; !;
convenient New York and Philadelphia most
rigid investigation invited. Address M f9t
Herald. Herald sq
10 yor REQUIRE MORE cAPITAL-
Industrial, oil or mining issue OF stock
wanted by firm OF financially responsible
brokers with large list OF proved investors
ard complete organization. office and
sales. Over 20 years experience. Straight
commission basis. Address BROKERS, roon
loT. is5 Devonshire st., Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
INFORMATION WANTED.

WILL party who saw young lady In
Mamaroneck whose threat
ened with fire on evening of December 20,
1920. and drove her to White Plains
kindly call Mount Vernon 2092-W.
HARRY-Come home at once everythin ~
will be forgiven: your wife Ia very Ill and
your baby Is heartbroken. YOUR MOTHER.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

PATENTS.-Sead for free booklet. Hishss,
references. Best results. Promptness as.
sured. WATSON r.. COLEMAN. Patent
Lawyer. GA + st.. Washington. d. c.
PATENTS PROCURED: TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED. a comprehensive, expert
enced prompt service for the protection and
development of your idea. Full Information,
advice anu form ITO Record Your Inven-
tion" free on request. RICHARD Il. OWEN.
H-2276 Woolworth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS. trade marks. designs. best work.
lowest prices: consultation free. 80 years
experience. Call or send for book No. a.
EDGAR TATE Co, 245 B'way, New York.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Maids, sc.

LApY's maid accustomed TO long travelling
organization, experienced packer, heir-
dresser. massage, manicure, seafnstress.
speaking English, French. Italian. best per
sonal references. in Christian family. Care
Mauroncr. SIC 9TH av.
I.ApYg maid. experienced traveller good
seastress; speaks French, English. German.
wishes position "a maid or nursery COVER
ness To grown chdren city references.
Plaza 1000. Hotel BuckinEham. Room %.
LADY's maid from Vienna. speaks little
English wishes position: good traveller
best references. g. Nasal. room 52i. Hotel
Chatham, East 4sth St
fsADY'S maid. French: hairdresser. dress-
maker. lingerie packed. wishes position 10
60 abroad. references. Louise, aa3 West 24th.
IApY's maid, Syiss. trustworthy. expert
enced ia travelling, excellent sewer. speaks
several languages. wishes position. Ida. .3I
West seth.
IArY'S maid. neat, willing, conscientious.
good sewer. packer. assist light chamber
work. references. Box u, 1000 30 ~.
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Dressmakers. seamstresses MilIiners.

DressmaLers. seamstresses q Milliners.
DRESSMAKER. artistic. by day, pretty
gowns quickly, with Partisan smart
ness; evening frocks, tailored dresses,
sport suits, coats, hand work. remodel
ling: chic fit. little dress made ono day.
Tel. 0sG7 Academy. Sunday and evenings.
DREsssTAKER--First class work Mt short
notice: very reasonable; Vogue, Royal
styles. own material or estimate given; will
make any style hats. home preferred. Pal
mer. 90 y. 56th. Plaza 9l70.
DREssMAKER. Lady. refined, WIN ex-
change for board lodging dressma king
for a few weeks with elderly lady in a ooun-
try home: references exchanged. Box 646.
27s wyckoff av.. Brooklyn.
| DREsSMAKER, French, seamstrcss. private
family, country for summer. all kinds
sewing. best references. y 81 Herald. Her
aid square.
DRESSMAKER Summer and tailored
dresses, alterations. remodelling: daily or
home reasonable. stout figures speciality.
Mcmahon. 135 Hamilton place.
DREssMAKER. artistic. experienced. Up to
date best references. Audubon 2220,
apartment 10.
DREss1fATlETs, absolutely competent. skilled
rcmodelllng; out So Miss Farman,
SCHUYLER asa.
DRkSSMAkER, absolutely competent gown
maker. remodelling; families IS daily.
Mornngside $500. apt. SC.
DREssMAKER = Excellent filter, draper:
makes. remodels; 81 daily; out Tel.
Cathedral e292.
DREssMAKER. absolutely competent. skilled
remedelilng; out. s.. Miss Fairman,
Schuyler 4T5i.
DREssMAKER, experienced, perfect filter.
- a day; references. LeflSo. Han
cock pl.
-, = -ss,x I, !, - ,.,,-,, = ,.
dress stylish; reasonable. Cosette. I3
DREssMAKER. smart, youthful gowns.
dainty hand made frocks. short notice. i43
West Goth, ono flight. Col. s55s.
DRESsMAISER and seamstrcss, first class,
perfect filter; 81 out by day. reference.
a3 Herald, Herald 50.
I'RESsMAKER. experienced; makes elegant
dresses. remodeis: reasonable. al Man
haitian av. Mornngsido f36
DREssMAKER. excellent cutter. filter:
refererces remodeilirg 81 per day. Hale
caro- Smith, 2ii r. tsth.
DREssMAKER, excellent cutter, filter;
refercncs remodelling s. per day. Cole
man. 2s7 ". 5sth.
pREssNfAKER. experienced reliable also
alterations. speaks French; out daily. Sc.
Lenox 1921.
DREssMAKER colored fine remodeiiing
quick: out. a. A.. 80 VI. lilst. first floor.
DREESMAKER. out by day, 81 per day.
Mrs. Martin. Phone ao5i Audubon.
pREssNfAKER, colored. all the latest styles
references; homo or out. Riyerslae 1908.
DREssMAKER. day. otherwise. terms easy.
references. Brunon, 265 w. Attn.
pREsgfA KNsfl--rarench out daily, home
also; reliable Plaza sToi; i3I p. Sd.
DKEaSIAKER wants customers charge So
up home out; chiidrens, i22 w. N3d
DnESsMARER. experienced, Will take home
all kinds sewing, Schleep, PIG w s4th
ppr,qgN AKER. thoro ighly competent, 3, 4
days weekly June, July. Phone e2e2 Col
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

wANTEp-F'rom September on. In n private
family, for two ladies. two large, connect
Ing rooms and bath West Side, between
6sth and seth sts.; first class German table
md references required. Il 161 Herald. Her
cid square.
WANTED for young men, room
and board, meals per day.
private family not to exceed $12
per week; give full details In reply
Ing. u. T., s76 Herald. Fulton Ut.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


FOR sALE-Group of seven mineral claims;
~ no conflicts; in upper kitsault Valley Alice
Arm mining district, British Columbia, Cam
ada; good silver outcrops: ~ miles from
Dolly Warden Railroad. For particulars ap-
ply X 1892 Herald, Harlem.
TEA room 37th ST., near 9th av.. for estab-
lished business; long lease: exceptionai
bargain to right party. Tel. Fitz Roy oso5.
Call Tuesday.
GENERAL store for sale in busy town In
l.. l.; $4,000 cash required; owner made
fortune and wants to retire. established Tor
years. NORRIS KATE. Mineola, l.. !.
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED S65; complete
outfit. Call mornings or Tuesday and
Thursday evenings. SMITH. 1908 Tribune
Bldg. Beekman 1925.
PARTNER with capital 10 enlarge estab-
lished lamp and lamp shade studio into
general studio and gift shop proposition.
y Herald. Herald so
BEAUTY parlor for sale: exceptional loca-
tion. opposite Waldorf bargain for cash.
Inquire TUESDAY, 347 9th av.. room 901.
Tel. Vanderbilt 326
9TH Av. GIFT SHOP: must be sold this
week at big sacrifice; owner goes 10 Eu-
rope. NJ 172 Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED five thousand and ten thousand
for two clients: good security and bonus
or interest in business BROWN, $50 Her
aid. Herald Square.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
for man with more ability CudgmenD than
money. I viii furnish facts and not theories.
GIT Herald, Herald So.
ESTABLISH business good for thousands
yearly, increase sales; no limit 10 growth;
we will establish you. ENSIGN REFINING
CO.. Cleveland.
CAPITAL.-Selling organization out town
clientele wants good issue securities: no
| advances. Q So Herald. Fulton 81.
WELL known and growing moving and stor-
age business. doing over $60 900 business
yearly for sale. $1,000 cash. 9 522 Herald.
2S0 Broadway.
GC.T-T, 10 a,.5 -I,--,,T oo,,-1r. T., m co,,,,,
| town newspapers. Sc; write for list. Il. l..
MILLER, Syracuse. n. "
| PAINT, oil, varnish specialties, patented,
| offered; experienced chemist. D.. lss AM
sterdam av.
BUNGALOW, stucco. season or all year
completely furnished. Phone Coney Island
| 2s4.
HOTEL and restaurant 10 let. IS rooms !:
completely furnished. Phone Coney Island
1o5.
| wANTED-Active man, with $4,000; must
| be capable to take position treasurer.
P. Q. Box 2s. Flushing
! ENGLISH patents for sale. unparalleled.
WILLIAM KINNEAR, Attorney, 27 Cedar st.
| ADvERTISE-Rate book mailed free STAN
| DARD ADVERTISING AGENCY. st. Louis.
| Mo.
MUSIC SHOP, phonographs, records, rolls.
&c.: excellent location: Brooklyn. sacri-
flee; 81. 500. NJ 224 Herald, Herald 50.
BROADWAY. 1887 Is. W. cor 1s3d stu
| Elegant. large store: great future.
| LOAN OF $1,000 desired for extending busi-
ness; make offers X 613 Herald $50 Bway
DYEING machinery for SALE small plant
reasonable NJ 317 Herald. Herald 50.
| PARTNER wanted in new garage. Apply
| WILLIAMS. 5a5 e. 10th st.
| REAL estate office needs permanent service
| young lawyer. Tuoti. PSI West Bath.
| RESTAURANT to let, completely furnished, i,
corner Surf av. Phone Coney Island 2s4.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
PUBLIC NOTICES.

CLAIMS or wages collected free. Working
WoInens Protective Union, 2S9 4th av
Free Employment Bureau. DIR. Henry D.
Chaplin. president. Alexander M. Hudnut,
treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29

A well established corporation OF the nigh
est repute and standing. whose directorate
and other officials are business men OF un-
impeachable integrity and recognized felia-
billty, offers reputable business man, with
from $25. 900 TO $50 900 to invest, unusual OPP
portunity to become associated as a director.
with this active. going corporation. now on
the Threshold OF wide and profitable expan-
sion. For further information write GID
Herald $50 BWay
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
If You Want Country Board

If You Want Country Board
or are looking for Boarders Of the Better Sort
a HERALD Want .Ad will get you RESULTS.
! Read the letter below.
Sound Beach, Conn; May 25h 1921.
The New York Herald,
New York City. ,
The Herald has always lived its traditions.
Personally have always believed The Herald the best
advertising all it widely read and used by
real
l well that whenever abroad made
point to mis- Parised valuable
My own Board ads glad to say, have
brought me- the Of luckan do ee grateful
to have the line ad Sundays edition
again the Sunday following ALL and have bill for
warded to mef sette
Thanking you kindly, / remain,
Very truly yours,
(Signed) MRS NJ. BENZELI.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
Connecticut.
BRAE BURN FARM.

June II to Oct 1.
Located in Housatonc Range OF the Berk-
shires S0O-foot elevation: beautiful views
anywhere on farm; always a cool breeze.
bountifu table OF farm-grown products
tennis. saddle horses, auto trips to points of
interest. In addition. one large room will
accommodate six to eight young people. No
children under is years. Auto service to
Pawling. N. Y. N. X. ANDERSON, Cay
fordeNttta
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid
for discarded apparel. furs, &C..
AARON'S Second Hand Department
Store. sos 9th nv. Phone Bryant 47s6.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
UNFURN1sHED ROOMS TO LET.

Borough of Brooklyn. sa
eTUYVESANT secton-Large. unfurnished
room In private; business people preferred
Lafayette 1873.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

Cooks, &c.
COOK-Reliable, New England cook: club.
small hotel; good on pastry; Berkshires,
New England coast: American. N 2l2 Her
aid. Herald So
COOK. French. colored. very good cook.
Gamble. s. West Doth st.
COOK. colored girl. wishes position in pri-
vate family. Write call T.. Manning, 3s
w 13od ST.
COOK. experienced. private family; country
summer references. M 200 Herald, Her
aid so.
| CooK-Swedish, wages 500. wishes position
small American family. Write IL. r., care
storen. 30i 10Th St, Brooklyn.
CoOk-Ycung German woman, with boy;
wants position. city or country; small
wages. G. T.. l55 East SD 81.
COOK and chambermaid- waitress. two
girls: good; small family; highly recon-
mended Letters, $50 Sd av.; stationery.
COOK, chambermaid- waitress wish positions
together. small adult family: country; good
wages; references. Solin. 200 East Goth.
COOK. colored wishes place with family
city or country; reference. " 5s Herald.
COOK, colored. wishes position: city, coun-
try references four years. Roebuck, 24l
W. l43d
COOK. very good. like place small private
American family. city preferred; references
153 East nth St
COOK, first class: city apartment or coun-
try; Long Island preferred $40, highest
references. Box 10, 1929 Sd av.
COOK. Hungarian woman, In small family:
country preferred; SEQ: best references.
Rose McTiernan, gT La sale lold l2otnl.
COOK, chambermaid- waitress. colored: two
girls want TO go to country; references.
Phone 207o Audubon, apt. 10.
COOK and houseworker. with eight-yea
girl. desires place in country; $4o. Il lo'i
Herald. Brooklyn.
COOK, colored, Southerner. understands her
business charge kitchen; country. Brown,
6522 Morningside.
COOK and chambermaid. two sisters. col
country June Is. Wadsworth 4OIO.
| COOK, a good colored, wishes a position.
! Ampy, 254 West 13lst. city
COOK, chamberInaid waitress. two girls.
colored. 226 w. 10th. apt. o.
| COOK, colored, first class, in private family.
country. BENEFIT. go w. l3ith.
COOK, American. white: couple. man chef.
wife waitress; anywhere. Prospect sa5gW:
COOK French). experienced: references
wages SIS. NJ. r.. 253 w 24th St
COOK CFrench>. competent, for everything
references. l. NJ. 253 w. 24th ST.
COOK, waitress, mother. daughter: city,
country Scott. 212 West 143d. apt 16.
COOK. Woman. good cook; private city.
country. Greer care Lindo. 23I w. 142d
COoK-Mother and daughter wish position;
maid: country. Supt.. s65 West 1soth
COOK, with good reference. Call 2iIs sth
av.. care oDonnell. top floor.
COOK, colored, wishes position: mountain
preferred. Mas. 24s w. 64th.
waitress. wish positions together with pri-
vate American adult family: no laundry;
| country on the Hudson preferable good ref
erences. I. 20 Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-05-29
COUNTRY BOARD.


Staten Island.
EVELYN 1oDGE--Ideai residence for busi-
ness people. overlooking bay: o5 minutes
downtown New York, fare &C.; elegantly fur
nis,ed excellent chef and service small
tables; porches lawns: 10 guests. II years
one management; booklet: weekly SIS UP per
adult. with meals. II Central av.. St.
George. s. 1. Tel. Tompkinsville 3To.
THE WILLOWS
Iiuguenot Park, Staten Island. Delightful,
family home of modern improvements: ideal
location. Leave office at 800, an unex-
celled dinner at tho sea, @ 80.
GUSTAvE ENGEL. PROPRIETOR
Phone 1923 Tottenvllie.
CENTRAL Av., A4.--St. George, Staten Tsi-
and. N. Y; pleasant rooms. well furnished /.
overlooking the bay: every modern conven-
fence, 25 minutes TO Wall St good satisfy
ing homo table for people OF refinement sep
arnte tables.
PORT RICHMOND. 06 Albion place-Private
house. large porch. pleasant surroundings I:
has large. airy, furnished rooms. every con-
vsnience: rs minutes to New York: meals op-
ticnal moderate. Phone Port Richmond 20 NJ.
TWO minutes walk from Livingston Station,
1o2 Bard av., Staten Island; single rooms
or suites, with or without bath, excellent
cuisine: $50 UP.
BEAUTIFUL Halcyon Hall. Grimes HILL
Magnificent outlook: rooms, single, double
or en- suite; private baths; excellent food.
Tompkinsville 1903.
ROOMS with light housekeeping III old FASH
Toned mansion, beautiful part Staten ISL
and near trolley. Phone 1917 Port Rich
rnond,
wADSwORTH HALL. Arrochar, s. l.
Country and seashore combined; accessible
xn minutes N. y. Tel. 613 Tompkinsvillc.