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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
Dollar Silks for 00c
Yard
On a big table in
the Dress Goods De.

On a big table in
the Dress Goods DE-
partment we group
100 yards of beauti-
full new fancy silks,
including Jacquards,
Tussahs, crepes, ETC.,
in every wanted
shade and color. For
this first week of the
May Sales we say:
"Take your choice at
CSC yard"
New natural pom
gee silks fresh from
New York expressly
for this sale; have
been $3.50 this year,
now for this sale, 75c
yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
ThdDayofhe First Week Co. Sa

The Greatest Array Of Bargains Moline Has Ever Seen
For these May Sales different buyers have done their level
best Fohese May Sales Of the whole store has gone the
limit y
The steady keen experienced u buying let up
minute for the past two weeks >ss@.-,

The results here for Saturdays customers Of the biggest
bargains Moline has
Join the crowds Come in Saturday and see
the Fisk & Loosely Bargains Don't be afraid of
ower-crcwding and delays. Plenty of extra clerks
to serve you You'll get waited on, promptly.
Fill your pocketbook. STOCK up" Look over
this ad. 1t tells only little of the story-not ALL
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Two hundred genuine Empire Corset Co...
$l.Oo coutil corsets, flesh or white; made ND in
regulation style; hose supporters, nicely fn-
ished; for slender or medium figures. For thi.
hr:t week of the May Sales we will sell these
dollar coEssts for 60c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
Ladies' Sample Pumps and Oxfords

Enough Tor Saturday of ladies' new spring OK
fords, slippers and pumps big wholesalers COM
plete line OF summer footwear to sell at about ST. so
are IN his lot you will save just about $500 on any
par: Take your choice: not $780, nor $780, but Just
$3.50 pair. WV '1''
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Three May Sale Bar
gains in Hosiery:
Children's Csc fine
ribbed fast black stock
ings, Inc pair.
Ladies' Dependon
fashioned black, white
or brown silk Isle
stockings, seconds" of
the SOC quality, for this
sale, 27lzc pair.
Mems extra good
silk Isle socks, black
and colors, worth Soc;
Csc pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
Underwear Barsains:

Underwear Bargains:
Ladies' 35c knit
vests, flesh or white
good sizes; not
skimped; 15c each.
Ladies' very fine
combed yarn union
suits, shell or tight
knee, band or crocheted
tops, worth $1.50 for
75c.
Mems $1.OO comb
ed yarn union suits,
short sleeves, ankle
length, Sc each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
Home Goods for This May

Sale
Six good patterns, fresk new lcal "a
pers for kitchens and bed rooms; pinks,
blues, greens, tans and one kitchen block
petterR. Choice (scorth to I5c) for Sc
TsN.
Satsrday-20 percent off on any
other wall paper.
Electric" wall paper cleaner, 2 cans
to each for 15c.
Wall paper paste, large pound sacks,
not 19c but l4c each.
The genuine Elastic Cottage Ready
Mixed Household Paints; all the wanted
colors, and inside and outside white; for
this first week May Sale:
$2.9S gallon cans for S2.35.
$1.65 half gallon cans for SIPS.
Sc quart cans for Csc.
Pure aluminium, 6-cup coffee percola-
tors. glass top; $3.50 size for CSC.
25c 50-foot cotton clothes lines for
White enameled, the genuine Polar"
brand, No. tea kettle, regularly $3.50.
for so each.
High polish pure aluminium SI.25
long handled 3-quart sauce pans, one to
each for CSC.
6-qusrt aluminium $1.75 preserve ket.
"Univsrss::if"H :l.25 oil floor mop,, COM
plete with mop and handle, for CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

not a piece less than yards, most of them yards
and 10 yards; thousand yards of beautiful fan
cy plaid silks and silk stripes worth at least $225;
white jersey cloth worth $3.50; georgette crepes,
crepe de chimes, satin messalines, silk shifting
stripes; silks in wide variety worth SITS, $198,
$225, $3.50 all sale at just price for this FIRST
week Of the May Sales.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

May Sales Among the Linens.
Good half linen crash towelng, woven border,
worth Csc; yards or less to each, lOc yard
Turkish towels, 15x30 inches, worth l211c; 2 to
each at SC apiece.
Extra quality 70-inch mercerized table damask,
that has been up to few weeks ago $780, this goes
on sale at 75c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
The Sorosis society Of the First Lutheran church will
hold bakery sale here, Saturday afternoon.

Black or Cuban heel. $500 values
all sizes; $2.90.
Growing Girls Dark Brown
Pumps, $2.98
All sizes, two-button. one-strap.
Imitation wing tip, low heels
should sell at @.98; 60 at s.. %.
-, Oxfords and Sandals.
"Stitchdown" play oxfords.
Smoked Elk or dark brown, worth
to $1.98; sizes Z to 2; a MAY spe-
CLAP at Sl.25 pair.
Barefoot sandals, sizes 5ls to
2; CSC.
Boys English style school
shoes; brown or black, S2.25
pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
May Sale Shoe Bargains:

Ladies' $3.50 black kid oxfords
with Louis heel, go in this May
Sale 1t S2.00.
3 stvlss Of Strip Pumps at
Bought especially for this Sale.
Plenty Of Children's Shoes, Slip
Three styles of children's a to
8's) patent leather shoes with
cloth tops; worth $1.98, for
$!.25.
$S.25 patent leather one-strap
pumps, $3.50; patent leather and
gunmetal slippers for Sl.08.
$l.4S ankle strap slippers; siz-
- ~ to 8. 90 pair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
Saturday
Choice for $1.35 Yard.
French Val Laces

French Val Laces
In matched sets and some headings; beautiful
patterns assorted widths worth up to 15c. May Sale
Special" SC yard.
720 yards of cuny laces (match sets); assorted
widths, Sc yard
25c Venice collar point laces, I5c yard
An Alarm Clock Bargain for the May Sales:
SID Pirate" heavy nickel plated, one-day time
and alarm for CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Aasin Direct FROM New York for thesMay Sales
fresh shipment Of silk dresses, mostly taffeta
al thu leading wanted shades; should sell at $500
this fifst week they hustles out at just $fO.00.
Nsw White Oryandy Waists
beautifully made up in dainty patterns
v>ists a we sold in December for $500 These 60
this frstweel0of the MaNS Sales for just 7Sc each.
White rssvSkm6
A hundred and fifty oftthem. nicely madeiof white
poplins, gabardines pqes, reps, ETC.; to sell for
NtO $500, 1888, $z.sS. $3.50, 500, $125, etc.
These 70 on sale at just about two-thirds $S.08,
$3.50, ,$2.98, $1.9S $l.5o, $3.50, $l.25,
poe. y s-as
Daiuey New CsorSstte Waists
Ali the new colors, in exquisite lace combinations
short sleeves or long Worth $780, price them for
this sale 1T s.. "a.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Art Needlework May Sale Bargains: III
Busle Beads 49,
In white, brown, black, navy, gold, silver, crystal
etc.; like those that sold for 19c; Saturday, lOc
bunch.
Children's Stamped Wash Dresses and Rompers
Mostly white. In linen finish suiting, poplins pique
OXFORD etc.; ages to years. Dresses worth up to
$780, some slightly soiled from handling; they all 60
at one price; 49c.
Ladies' $1.25 Stamped Flesh Nainsook Gowns
Cut, ready to be scanned. Saturday, 75c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
New Coverall Aprons

Not the skinny, understood kind but good big
generous garments made of stout lasting materials
These coveras ought to sell for $15O For this first
week OF the May Sales we say, CSC each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
May Sale in the
Millinery

One tableful of prettiest organ
dy and Milan straw trimmed hats,
this springs latest straws, styles
and trimmings. Hats on this ia
BILE worth up to $3.50. Saturday,
all hustle out at one price
$3.96.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Fresh Grape Fruit. 6e each.
Fresh Juicy Oranges, 3oe doe.
Fresh Jonathan Apples, Zoe b.
New Potatoes, 5 pounds for &c.
Dried Peaches or Apricots, one
or two pounds to each ut IKE b.
Seeded Raisins, II o.. package
for IL,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

Wash Goods:
May Sale Of Dress Cinshams
The genuine York brand, in
lengths Of plaids. stripes or plains
up 70 20 yards; the quality that sells
at 26c; May Sale, l5c yard.
4Se Calatea Cloth, Csc
Extra good quality, white and
assorted co)ors, checked or striped:
for boys wash suits, hard to weor
out; last year this quality sold At
75c; beginning Thursday 2Sc yard
75c Silk Striped Voiles, Sc
S6-inch: embroidered dot silk
striped; almost any color you
choose. Swiss voiles that are SELL
ing around US at 75c; May Sales
make them 39c yard.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06

May Sales Bargains Mean Big Saw
ings for Men and Boys ~
Mems Khaki Work Pants
Wash and wear. were $2.75. should sell this year
1T $215; for this hrst week, while they last 40
pair.
A Cleanup" Of Mems Blue Chambray Work
Shirts
that have sold 1t &c and 81 LIS; all 90 for CSC.
clear-away mot all sisss) of mems blue denim
bibbed overalls, worth 81. 26; for 75c.
$1.25 jackets to match, 75c.
Boys better quality 2piecs wash suits; white and
eoors; of galatea, nene and chambrays; suits that
sold at from 1925 to $500, for this sale $I.75.
Small boys straw hats, white or colored, 75c.
Mems SOC dress suspenders, or workman's Police
and Fire suspenders; May Sale. 29c pair.
Boys, youths and mems $3.50 caps; dark mix
lures or light checks; CSC.
Boys Isles ct to 6H) black and white checked
stitched crush hats, $3.50 values. CSC apiece.
Mems soft cuff soft bosom dress shirts. assorted
stripes with or without collars these shirts are reg
ularly $1.50; first week Of May Sales, CSC.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
argan Fancy Silks of Many Wanted Knd Worth for Yard

A Big Bargain in Fancy Silks of Many Wanted
A New York City wholesaler of dress silk.
wrote US last'week offering u. thousand yards of
silks for'our May Sales. He said:
IF you will put these silks on sale at S1.5Oa
yard you will have the biggest silk sale your town
will have this year."
We wanted to sell them for les. than 81 so, and
telssraphed him an offer that would let u. out at
$1.35. We got 'em. This mornings express. brine.
W the lot.
Oneshundred and twenty-five different STYLES.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-05-06
MaylSale Of Tricoline and Gabar.


Our New York
buysr 'esalad thase
suits ''e1csp6onal
values" and he
didn't uisa it-.Just
here for the Nay
Sales; nsesw e s t,
smartest,. spring
Natyles in suits
Worth fppn lis to
81 morebthan.what
,thsEM, - for'these
first Nay Sales
Days Sins So to
AZ. 6
80. 75.su1ls 90 At
409o less, $a7 Is
.$29 Is s1ls 90 1t
1901 lesa.S19B
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15

18TH, ~ W,r~A parfrnHfts to lease; fivips
rovn, bsdroor1, bath ana utility etossta,
thoroughly modern; Immediate posssssions
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Operators and Investors
Figure in Flat Trading
Lower East Side Tenements
Again Play Big Part in Trad
inc Ann0unced

The Parepa Realty Company resold
to Lydia Armbruster the four-story fla
166 East Eighty-third Street, l5.7xl02. g
The Midtown Construction Company
sold to Nikolaus and Valentine L. Graf
the two five-story buildings 136-13s
seventh Avenue. 46x6o, adjoining the
northwest corner of Eighteenth Street
Morris Florea sold for Elizabeth S
Harvey 5S4 Columbus Avenue, five.
story fat, with store, 2781ax95.
Ruth Goldstein bought the two six
story tenements 504 and 508 East
Twelfth Street, each 37.6x03.3.
Joseph Anderson sold to Harry Domt
the fve-story tenement 202 East Hous-
ton Street. 25x772.
Cyli Teitelbaum sold to Jacob and
Benny Price 100 Broome Street, north
cast corner Of Attorney Street. a six
story tenement, 25X60.
A. n. Mathews sold for the estate of
Mary Griffin 322 First Avenue to Bel
'er & Beller and 324 First Avenue to
Hyman Goldberg
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Tall Building
In Insurance
Section ResOld
Northern Assurance Co.,
Ltd, of London, Buys 10
Story Structure at Will
liam and Fulton Streets

The sixteen-story Office building, at
the southwest corner Of william and
Fulton streets, 45x83, erected by the
Roya. Baking Powder Company, has
been resold by Bing g. Bing to the
Northern Assurance Company, Ltd, OF
London. Charles F. Noyes Company
negotiated the sale.
Three floors of the building are I'M
mediately available. At the expiration
of the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany's lease FIVE floors more will be
ready for the owners, and eventually
all departments of the company will
be moved to the new property.
Other Downtown Sales
Nina r. Kahn sold to Barnett, Gold
stein the six-story building $50 and 1852
Wooster Street, 46.4x75.
Louis +. Giordano, executor, sold the
tive-story building 400 West Broadway
263X75x irregular.
Esther Handel sold to the Hisc
Realty Company the seven-story build
ing 90 Pike Street, 1911x50X irregular
Sales in Other Sections
Bessie n Fierman sold to the Agency
Realty and Mortgage Company the
two-story building 147 West Fifty
fourth Street, 25x100.5.
McCotter & Davis sold for Alice V.
Cady the vacant lot 46 Charles Street,
which also fronts on Seventh Avenue
as extended The purchaser will erect
store building.
The Realty Redemption Company
sold to Ann Willis and Mary A. Deg
nan the four-story building 308 East
Thirty eighth Street, 212x928.
The Schaefer Company sold to Max
Moscoyitz the two-story building 415
East Fifty-third Street. 2Ox10O5
Jonas & Naumburg SOLD to Benja-
min s. Mendelson the two-story garage
oll to 515 West l35th Street, 75x989.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Real Estate News
Private Home Buyers
Select West Side Houses
Little Trading of Dwellings on
East Side Reported by
Brokers Yesterday

Walter G. Flanders sold to CAROLYN
Deutsch the four-story dwelling 81
west Eightiy7hfth Street, l7:lxloo.
irwin the three-story dwelling 2s4
East Thirty second Street, l6.8xs8.o.
Gail H. telmer sold to Sybilla c.
pope the three-story house l2O West
Ninety fourth Street, 27.4xlo0.
the 1924 Broadway Corporation the
three story dwelling 361 West 117th
Street. 16.8xl00.
Eugene Shaefer sold to Josephine
Hertz the four-story dwelling 265 West
122d Street, 20x100.1l.
The Hudson P. Rose Company resold
to Columbus M. and J. L. Rogers the
three-story dwelling 43 West 1880
Street. 16.9x10O
Jules Nehring. Inc. sold for the estate
Of Ida Moss TO George L. Pierce, 54s
West lSoth Street, two-family house,
1SXl00
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
REFORMED
sOCIETY OF fRIENl

Hamilton Grange. Convent Av. s. f49th.
SERVICES II A. NJ and 5 p NJ
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Army Men to Build in Bronx

Colonel Robert W. Maloney pur-
chased from Mrs. Helen Bovine two
lots, 5Ox100, at the northwest corner
Of Giles Place and Canno Place, and
now owns a plot S7kx1O0, which he
will improve. Captain Lawrence Nee
han. secretary of the Armory Board
of the City Of New York, purchased the
southwest corner of Giles Place and
Cannon Place, opposite Colonel Ma
loney's purchase, lO0xl0c, and he will
build house for his own occupancy
f. Fellman was the broker in both
sales. which were for cash.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
William Street Space
Brings 100000 Rental
Massachusetts Bonding Insur.
ance Company to Locate
in Corner Ruildinu

The Broadway-John Street Corpora
tion (Elias A. Cohen, president) leased
for nineteen years the Ave opper floors
OF the northwest corner Of Fulton and
William streets to the Massachusetts,
Bonding and Insurance Company The
lease involves 100000.
Maurice Wertheim leased the three
upper floors at 463 Lexington Avenue
for i've years to John F. Rowland
P. NJ. Clear & Co. leased the south
erly store at 365 and 367 Seventh Ave
nue. to NJ. Wallace. and the first loft to
the Keystone Dress Company.
The Herbert Hecht-H. C. Kopp Com
rany leased the building 143 West
Fifty-hrst Street for NJ. Orloff to tho
Picard Motor Sales Company.
Huberth E. Huberth leased the store
at 30 Lenox Avenue to Ira L. Schal!.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
SPiHlrI.SIIST

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Mee,,n
ior "oIship, II m. at 22l East 18th ST. Ma
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Buys New Rochelle House

ueorge Howe has sold for Charles
ee.nsef' Of the Republic Iron and Steel
sOmpany Of Boston, Mass, his resi-
Ase on Lake Avenae, NoH Rochelle,
W. r. hall, also OF New Rochelle.
..S ..s mouse Is on half acre of land
~ oi the craftsman semi-bungalow
.sN OF architecture. The property
vas held at $50 900. -
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Wadswcrth Av. Baotisf Or

I79th ana Isoih SIS anc Wad ;YspNl, INK Z
REN f. s HOLLOWAY. FSs,$aaS3 s44ss1xs'
il Fruitful. Field for Church tSaSas5SF
"a Rejected Message Which CanlT48HSK
Gloria T!umpeters at Both SerIENs
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
ALL ANGELS CHIJRCH
ASCENSION a aTH AyE,
CHURCH OF THE BEL 0vED DISCIPLE

on 83th St, near Madison Avenue
SerVices; Communion. and II (Dr. Van
De Water breaches "Miraeles'D
Morning Prayer. 10 Choral vespers d
organ. assisted by cello. harp and violin,
at and ( services
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
School for Ex-Service Men
Gets Ouanters on Broadway

The Lincoln Institute for Vocational
Education, which Is cooperating with
the Federal Board for Vocational Edu-
cation in the training OF disabled ex-
service men. has leased large space at
692 and 694 Broadway, corner Fourth
Street. through Frederick Fox & Co.
The school plans extensive expansion
Of its educational activities.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
New BROOKLYN Houses Sold

The Realty Associates, Inc. sold
three of group of two-story Colonial
residences recently completed by
them. Harry jenkins bought 6S16
Sixth Avenue, and 500 and 571 Bay
Ridge Avenue were sold to Hubert
Eldred.
Harry M. Lewis sold for Richard
Lyons to Harry Scher the four-story
apartment, 20x1O0, 356 Nostrand Ave
nue.. The purchaser owns 354 and 35S
Nostrand Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Operators Buy Bronx Houses

OReilly & Dahn sold for e & J..
Kolb to the Dixie Improvement Com
pany, 91s to 926 Morris Avenue, three
tive-story modern apartments, l26xS2.
j.. Clarence Davies sold for the Nc
Waters estate to Hudson P. Rose Com
pany, 1864 to 1470 Southern Boulevard.
fifty feet north Of Jennings Street.
four twofamily houses, 1S.9x1oo each.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
REAL EsTArE-sALE OR RENT
Long Island
A REAL SACRIFICE.

REAL SACRIFICE.
Handsome English stucco home of 10
rooms and three baths. with garage. on a
beautifully shaded corner plot, 10cx195 feet
Southern exposure. Large sun porch off
living room and glass enclosed breakfast
porch off dining room. Three seepin &
porches on second floor. Steam heat and
all improvements Built IN 1919. 21,500.
Could not he replaced for $4,000. Phone
f. II. Honberger, Fitzroy 26o5. l West
34th ct, for appointment to inspect.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15

Rev. WILLIAM T. MANNING. o. D.. hector.
z, and 9-1oIy Communion
10 0:30-Morning Prayer
ll-Holy Communion and Sermon
S:30--Evensong and Sermon
SEATS FREE
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15

no Lct ON Long-Term Inasaa

To let on Long-Term leases
FIVE E-sTORY BRICK DISTRIBUTING
WAREHOUSE ON WATERFRONT AND
as lbs floor load. 40 600 SO. It. at so cents.
ONE STORY BRICK WAREHOUSE
front. blocks to railroad; sprlnkiered;
5000 and 1900 ga. n. at 40 cents.
THKEE-sTOKY BRICK WAREHOUSE
south OF Brooklyn Bridge blocks to
brooklyn Borough Hall. 3 blocks TO South
Ferry 2z5 ibs. floor load; $4,000 80. #.
at 50 cents.
ADJOINING TWO STORY STORAGE
WAREHOUSES; OK WATERFRONT AND
r.. r., 100000; 10000 50. IT: $50 lbs nooy
toad, s1s 900 per year.
Apply 10 Julius Harder, 12o w. s2d st.,
Manhattan. Telephone Watkins 4s62.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Investor Buys Fine Dwelling
In East 55th Street

a. Douglas l. Gilman & Co., inc, sold
:. East tlfty-hfth Street, 20x80, a four
s'ofy high stoop blownstone house, ad
.o'ning the corner of Madison Avenue,
v an investor. The seller had been
"king 100000 for the property.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
'lRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
NITiKIAN

holds services t'ilday ara Aionaav oveninxa
clock. -oa West 7ta sf New York
MOdnrator. .. r. Strnn. ~
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Buver Ia Occttpv Gtcra

:. o'uglas l.. Gilman g. Co. negotiated
I'm. I ssie Tor Anna Rosenberg of the
,ssaaas'story ,ssas building 107 West Forty
iii street TO 0gcar F. Brener, who
''A oeeupy the store.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
New jersey

HONEST sacrifice by builder; must sell at
once to reduce expenses; Groom house.
tile bath plot 100x13o feet; Dutch Colonial,
beautifully finished and fully decorated
$1,000 cash and $500 on easy term mort
cages buy 1T; Montclair Morristown Sec
tlon fine committing service; big bargain.
Constructor. T. o. Box 748. city Hall Sta
ton. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE


THIS QUAINT rural-suburban cottage
nome Tor year round living solves tho
nlgh gh rent question; investigate now; less
,han one hour from New York CITY by
oi"ln, splendid committing service; grounds
lousc nc mas Jus been remodclled from top
% 90, potion and eshly decorated; there are
DIG rooms, ,ath, 2 open flreplaccs n
garage and complete chicken house and
yara; there Is running water. electric light
1 SCAM neat IN every room and spring OF
une water with well house. high class
purely residential neighborhood; boating
ana ana nshing rights on chain of pretty lakes;
'Vo icet elevation: no mosquitoes 81 200
casn secures title and occupancy, balance
o. s6 300 on easy term mortgages For fun
ueth'ls address HOME, PostoHice Box 37s
Clty HAN Station. New York City
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
BROOKLYN Sites for Ice planta

Sites for big ice plants have been
bought by Rubel Bros. and the Greater
New York Ice Company. The former
will be erected on Tilden Avenue, be-
tween Flatbush and Bedford Avenues
at cost of about 100000, and the
latter on Tilden Avenue, corner Of
Twenty-eighth Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

4 TO West A6th ST. Sunday School
Men and Women's Glasses. 9:4O A. NJ
Young Peoples Service, $50 p NJ.
DR. Cornelius Woelfkin. Mlnisrer,.
WIN preach at u A. NJ ';sr-t.4..
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
CALVARY M. E. CHURCH

I2yth SC and seventh Ave.
Ministers Rev. Willis p. Oden. d. u.
Rev. Harry 1ngham ID. ID.
:, DR. Ingham will preach.
'd-.GUARD OF THE SOUL"
S-"A RICH FOOL.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
mrs. Eddowes Buvs on 3Ist ST.

,, mssrt b. Ashfo1th, Inc, has sold the
ss,ss. sna. aouse at i27 East Thirty-frst
giass s fci Mrs. Ella Lynch to Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
Queens

TEL. BUsHMAN. RICHMOND HILL 1924.
New. up-to-date family houses,
Woodhaven; auto driveway: cash 81 900 up.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan

LOFT FOR RENT, 10000 SQUARE FEET
WILL DIVIDE; IDEAL FOR AUTO
MOBILE SERVICE STATION. PAINT
ING OR MANUFACTURING. CALL CIR
Gle S137.
IDEAL floor for automobile painter; sky
light, 5000 square feet: will divide
West 5sth st. Garage 40 w. 55th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
MAPLEWOOD. N. ].

80, o,o00-Modern bungalow. rooms. bath,
Beautiful situation
$lO,30O-Nearly new. rooms. tile bath
glassed sun porch. steam heat, hardwood
Hoors. plot 60x135. Others up to $4,000,
LOTS. LOTS. LOTS.
hI1 before tho spring rush. ur usual lot.
iVoxlbo In Hoseville Park. Ia offered for
Immediate sale Mt $4,000.
IHhEE lots on Walton Rond, each 76x15o,
at S26 foot II sold before Feb. 1st
BROWN e. CO.,
30 Baker ST.. Maplewood PHI. So. Or. 30.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Service in the Chapel. Claremont Ave-
nue., between l20th and l22d Streets at /
O'Clock. Preacher--the Rev RAYMOND
c. KNOX. ID. D. Chaplain of Columbia
University
New-York tribune., 1921-01-15
REFORM ED
Collegiate Church of New York
THE MIDDLE CH,rRCu.
THE MARBLE CHURCH.

second Avenue and Seventh street
Rev. Edgar Franklin Romig. Minister.
viii preach at II 4. NJ. and 3 r. NJ