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The New York herald., 1921-02-20
GET JOINT EASE" FREEl
A Regular 6Oc Tube.
For Rasumatio Pains, Lumbsso. Sell

For Raeumatio Pains, Lurbsso. Seissies.
stiG, swollen, aching joints and muscles.
Wonderful for Neuri,is. Just rub II In and
watcn the pain and trorbie disappear. q
Joint EASE" is better than mussy old
ptasters and inincnts that stain and blister,
For FREQ e0-ecnt tube tepIy one 60 each
family address, with ioc In STAMPS or coin 10
help cover mailing costs. IL. P.Clearwater,
Ne. te1-p st., Hailovsn hainA
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Was SickIy as Child.

He regards himself as living refu-
tatiQn of the assertion thai q man must
be born rugged to live long He was a
sickly child. and not robust as a young
man, and when at the outbreak OF the
civil war he volunteered Tor service as
a field surgeon he was refused appoint
ment on account OF his health. He was
chronic dyspeptic then and remained
one TIL he was so. when he discovered
that most men dig their graves with
their knives and forks" and adopted a
simple regimen Of life to which he gives
entire credit for the almost half CEN
tury OF perfect health he has had.
DIR. Smith Is the oldest living gradu-
ate of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons and was resident surgeon in
Bellevue in 1850. For many years he
was member Of the State Charities
Commission being reappointed TO it by
seven successive Governors after his
first appointment at the close of the
civil war.
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emily not able to resist the meat bar
gains this week.
Beef lamb and mutton are plentiful.
and In many shops are down to pre-wa-
prices, and were II not for the observ-
ance Of Lent many more housewives
would be getting the most nourishing
and appetizing dishes at before the high
cost-of-living prices. Chuck cuts of beef
are the best buy this week. Prices on all
grades of meat in every kind of store
have gone down. One chain OF stores
has been selling sirloin steak at IS cents
pound.
Another meat bargain is feg of NUT
ton. Breast of mutton. good for cas-
se-oe dishes. is selling IN some shops
as low as cents a pound. One retailer
put on a popular sale OF lbs. of stew
ing lamb for SO cents
Wholesale meat prices were some
what sitter this week, but there is still
an abundance OF all meats on the New
York market. The best opinion is that
present wholesale levels will prevail for
some time. Dressed beef shows de-
cline of 25 to 40 per cent as compared
with the wholesale prices last September.
In the last month dressed lamb has gono
down 20 per cent. The decrease in whole
sale prices of pork products from Sep
tember prices range from Is per cent. on
fancy bacon to 25 per cent. on heavy
pork loins.
Meat Leads the Decline.
Meat prices have gone down faster
than those of any other food product,
according to the United States Bureau
Of Labor Statistics. Where all articles
of food combined have declined only IL
of Is per cent. in retail, meat has gone
down in retail from Is to 40 per cent.
In cash and carry stores In this city
sixty cents will buy as much as a dollar
last September"
Bearing directly upon the food stu
alton. the Brooklyn Chamber of Com
merce, through George Dressler, a lead
ing merchant of the Wallabout section,
issued an appeal for the city to develop
the Wallabout Market as terminal
market as the best means of solving the
problem of an economical distribution
of the city's food supply. Great waste
of fine and of money in the transporta-
ton and handling of food would be
saved II the Wallabout Market could be
so untilized. is the contention.
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Get Well Keep Well
The Radium Solar Pad
Restores Health
or MONEf BACK.

A safe. Sane and Scientific Method Of
Overcoming Disease by Increasing tho cir
culstion of the blood aRd eliminating tho
waste products OF the body. II IN wei
established fact that nearly every known
allment is caused by poor circulation (siug-
gishness). The Radioactive Solar Pad inn
parts energy. restores vitality and overcomes
disease by increasing metaboiism and caus-
ing healthy circulation OF the blood. Rheu-
nIatism, Sciatica, Gout, Neuralgia, Nervous
Prostration. Neuritis, High Blood Pressure
and diseases OF the Stomach. Heart, Lungs.
Liver. kidneye and other ailments quickly
and permanently relieved Many complicated
and chronic cases that have failed TO yield
TO other forms OF treatment have been
quickly and permanently benefited by tho
use of the Radio Active Solar Pad. TO
prove The remarkable restorative and vital
lzing effects OF this wonderful appliance. we
will send II on ten days trial. with an alb
'olutc 'money back guarantee if II fails
20 give entire satisfsction, you 90 be the
role judge OF its merits.
No matter what your niirleni.
TRY TT AT Our RISK.
Call or write for full Information and
,foofs.
sEw YORK RADIUN APPLIANCE CO.,
No. 1 Hudson ST., Room -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
COLD MINING PROPERTY.
SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Pursuant TO resolutions OF the stockholders
and directors, the entire property, real ana
personal, OF Eskimo Gold Dredging Com
pany. a Delaware dredging corporation op-
Grating in the Seward Peninsula OF Alaska.
viii be sold at public auction for cash 70 the
hughest bidder on March s, 1921, at ten
o'clock A. NJ. Room 1862. No. 200 Fifth
Avenue, New York, y. y.
The property was operated during the year
1920 and after normal repairs viii be In
condition for operation during the 1921 sea-
son. II includes patented miuing. ground.
mining claims.f electrically equipped dredge.
buildings, machinery and equipment, sup
piles. &c. Driliings already made show gold
IT, the ground ahead OF the dredge sufficient,
according TO the managers recent annual
report. TO make q substantial profit for the
coming year.
Details of tho property and tsrms and com
ditions of sale may be had on application 10
the company az address given above.
ESKIMO GOLD DREDGING COMPANY
200 Fifth Avenue.
New York, n. Y.
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FUR CONTRACT TRANSFERRED
q. 8. Agreement Relates to Prib-
fIof Herd.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-The contract
for finishing and marketing sealslsins
from the Governments herd on the Pri-
bilof Islands. Alaska. which has been
held by the Funsten Brothers of st.
Louis, was annulled to-day by the De-
partment of Commerce, and a new con-
tract was made with the Fouke Fur
Company, also Of st. Louis
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN established Industrial corporation located
in Greater New York city. with an un-
usually sound and profitable business. show
ing large assets offers a liberal contract
for added capital BY the sale OF their stock
o 9s7 Herald. Fulton st.
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him before the American Public Health
Association OF which he was the founder
and first president fifty years ago and
which will hold exercises commemora-
tive of its half century of existence next
autumn. In the paper which he is pre-
pairing DR.. Smith will go cXhaustively
into the question of public health and
epidemics and will seek TO prove that
since the beginning of modern civiliza-
ton man has died before his time
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INFORMATION WANTED.


FRANK EDWARD PLUMMER, iats of
Toronto, Canada, desirous OF valuable In
formation. Write Il 1916 Herald. Brooklyn.
OF said person, who mystcriousy disap-
peared from New York city on about
the 2sth day Of January, 1909; communca-
lions strictly confidential. Address KEND-
LER Z GoLpSTEIN. attorneys, 100 West
45th st.. Manhattan.
MCDOWELL George. went to u. S. A.
from Liverpool In 1852. Present address
wanted, or IL deceased date and place OF
death. Write niece, +. ALCOCK. - Greek
a.. Liverpool. England.
WILL Spencer w. Hance communicate with
Alan Bruce Conlin Room 1892. 100 Broad
way telephone 7040 Rector.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.


OVER IA years practce all communica-
tions strictly confidential; handbook on
patents free on request special facilities for
office consultation. MUM & CO., &C. Wool
worth Bldg. y. Y. c.
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NEW YORK territory for the sale OF
we'll known, popular line of motor
trucks Is open for responsible and ag-
gressive dealer. exceptionally attrsc-
tive proposition for gentleman with
moderate capital and some knowledge
of merchandising or OF motor truck
business. u - Herald, Herald 50.
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CANDY chain stores desires manager
with executive ability 10 assume full
charge; $1,000 required; salary 50. 200
annually. with share IN profits. stores
now open showing large earnings.
books open 10 those interested. u
Herald, Herald 50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
BROKERS
OR FINANCIAL HACKERS

OR FINANCIAL hackers
20 underwrlts or promote a corpora
tion here, 10 take over factory and
other properties in Norway. control
ling the making Of n famous new
process i0oqb Cod Liver Oil. ODOR-
LESS AND TASTELESS, now having
a great success in Europe and for
which A TREMENDOUS SALE is
EXPECTED IN THIS COUNTRY.
The manufacturer of this new Cod
Liver Oil Is and will continue TO DO
supervised by the foremost authority
on Cod Liver oil in the world. Pro-
cess and manufacture protected IN an
countries.
For further information address
DAAE g. ERIE, INC,
o. BROADWAY.
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WANTED

WANTED.
thoroughly experienced man on auto elec'
trical equipment; one capable OF taking
charge of a department, OF who has capt. al
10 run business OF this kind in our build.
Ing. Apply TO WILLARD SERVICE STA
TION, 100 Ellison ST., Paterson, n. j.
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9S, HELIVES THEORY
MAN'SAGE Is 100
DIR. Stephen Smith Has Always
Contended Early Death Is
Unnecessary.
CITY'S OLDEST DOCTOR
Passes Anniversary Preparing
Paper to Read Before Medi-
cal Society.

DR.. Stephen Smith. New York's Oldest
physician and in himself the principal
evidence of a theory of his that the
man who dies before he has lived 100
years in almost every instance dies by
his own hand" celebrated his ninety
eighth birthday yesterday in his home.
1000 Park avenue. The world is filed
with people who consider they may rea-
sonably count their birthdays full holi-
days. But DIR. Smith devoted more than
half of his to work on an address he
expects to deliver before a medical So
ciety.
With books of reference open before
him and rough draft OF what he will
say at his elbow he put In all of yes
terday morning setting down facts and
figures to show that with all the aids to
perfect health which man has at his
command in the year 1921 he is little
less than criminal to be guilty of the
mortality rate which stands against
him. DR.. Smith in the arraignment he
makes give full allowance for accidents
which may befall the human body III
the course of a life lasting a century or
more than that. But as he has insisted
on each of his birthdays since he was
seventy years old, barring accidents man
has no business to die until years alone
send him to the grave
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Bargain Meat Prices.

The Meat Council disseminated this
cheerful information:
Housewives all over the city are be-
ing attracted back to their tavorite dishes
by the bargain meat prices prevailing
now. according to reports from butchers
to the Meat Council of New York. Where
last week the women passed by good
cuts of meat at low prices and insisted
on poultry at any price. they are appar-
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

AN experienced tanner wanted who is am
bilious and willing TO start tannery:
must hsy- money, TO be held as a security.
or have a very good reference; building, ma
chinery and money viii be furnished. Write,
stating full particulars, to MAX Sl<YER,
Nev burg n. Y
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.


valuable collection OF prehistoric and an
Client curios. a Herald. Herald SO.
BARGAIN-Queen Ammo sofa, SO; other
things; private. 80 w. 52d.
SODA WATER bottling outfit, table, filter.
carbonater. Call H D D., rs w. SD ST
sTEREo camera, Zeiss lenses: worth $500:
sell for SO. = $50 Herald. Herald 50.
Furniture.
LIVING room suit, pieces, solid mahogany,
red leather, almost new, $50; no dealers.
Phone Wildwood 26ls.
FOR sALE-Private buyers only. desk and
chairs. 1907 Broadway. 18th floor.
Machinery.
FOR sALE-so h. p. horizontal return tu-
eular boiler, i25 lbs. steam, with stack
condition TOWNSEND IRON WORKS.
pier 2. Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Pianos and Organs.
A.--Rare bergain-$3.5oo victrola Hectrola
exceptionally large: sell 500; must be seen
to appreciate. 64s st. Pauls place, near Sd
av., Bronx. apartment o.
Typewrters.
TYPEwRITERS RENTED.
3 MONTHS, IS UP.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO..
845 Broadway. at Leonard ST. Franklin
20 East 23d ST.. opp. Madison av. Tel. 54os.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 Barclay 81. Tel. 47SS Barclay.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

AIR TRANSPORTATION
GROUND FLOOR PROPOSITION.
Have you few dollars and a list of
acquaintances you could go TO? Then
call on us and we can show you tho
best proposition you have ever listened
20. Not necessary to be a salesman.
This proposition could be handled eve
nings until your earnings are sufficient
90 devote your entire time A real op-
portunity 10 make fortune this year.
AIRCRAFT SYNDICATE, NC,
- East 42d st.
(Fcurth floor.
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Many ConsratuIate Him.

That part of his anniversary yester-
day which was devoted to relaxation
DIR. Smith spent with his two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. w. G. Mason and Mrs. James
NJ. Pratt and with other relatives and
friends who called to extend congratu-
lations. A year ago, on his last birth
day. he spent the day at Battle Creek
Mich, and may take a Journey there or
to some Southern resort within the next
six or seven weeks. Whether he does or
not, he will go TO Skaneateles, ". Y, next
summer. He was born there in 1928
and says a trip there every summer Is
one Of the specifics which prevent him
growing old.
The address on which he worked so
faithfully yesterday will be delivered by
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

WILL FINANCE
manufacturers. merchants and selling agents
on their accounts and notes receivable In
amounts up to $50 900 on our non-notificatlon
plan; interviews invited; confidential
TRADERS FINANCE CORPORATION,
Room 1918 43 Exchange pl., y. Y. {.
Phone Hanover 26o7.
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f,ApIrA1. WANTED.

CAPIIAL WANTED.
Inventor and engineer with 20 years sue
oessful operating in the United States, wishes
to meet principals with capital of 500, 900 or
5000, 900 to enter into one OF the liveliest and
best selling propositions OF the age market
already proven by actual sales; thoroughly
covered by valid patent; highest references
exchanged. G 20 Herald. Herald So.
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PATENTS

PATENTS.
WRITE for Free Illustrated Guide Book
and EVIDENCE Of CONCEPTION BLANK.
Send model or sketch and description of In
vention for our opinion OF patentable nature.
free HIGHEST REFERENCES; PROMPT
SERVICE; REASONABLE TERMS.
VICTOR j. EVANS & CO.,
New York office. 1908 Woolworth Building
Phone arclay Gil.
Main office. s5i 9th, Washington, d. c.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
PUBLIC NOTICES.

MILE Ia MILO ANNOUNCES THE
OPENING OF TIE AMERICAN
SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE;
LIMITED NUMBER or SERIOUS
PUPuS WILL BE ACCEPTED.
CALL MILE. LA MILO. bi2 9TH Av.
shall not be responsible for any debts ex-
cept those contracted by myself ARTHUR
W BEERS. 1902 10th av.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

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WILL board child. mothers care: large
house. fine location; American Protestant
family only those appreclatlng good home
need answer. Phone o95eJ Richmond Hill
WASHINGTON HEIGHTs.-Good home ror
elderly person or seml-inya I'd: practical
nurse; private. Tel. Wsdsworth 316T. apt. S5
45D ST., BOA E.-Chiidren, two years up:
play yard Murray Hill 1853.
50TH ST. 70 W.-Pieasant room, heat,
water; good table. si3 weekly
5sTH. 200 west-Apt. OF; splendid room.
parlor privileges. in private cultured home.
Circle 1859.
b5TIT ST. II E.-Rooms with board or EN-
suite; table guests accommodated.
T2D. 269 w.--Front, one flight; also pariof,
home cooking: business people.
T4TH ST. l64 west.-Nery attractive room
apar artment In exclusive American plan
hotel: also room suite. $500 Columbus
SGD. w.-Superior accommodations excel
lent cuisine; all conyeniences. Schuyler
$685. JAY.
SID. i24 w. CGrsycourD. Spacious psriors.
lounge; steam heat: rooms. single. en- cutie.
18TH. 63o west-Private family will rent
large, light room. bath; meals optional
couple. Phone Mornlngside 22s0. PETERS.
le2D. i5a W.-Comfortsble furnished rooms,
conveniences; electricity: excellent table
private. Jewish.
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painless corn and callus remover. Any
corn. no matter how deep rooted, departs
quickly when "Gets-It" arrives. Won
derfully simple, yet simply wonderful,
because all soreness stops with the first
application. Get rid OF your corn and
wear shoes that fit. Big shoes simply
make corns grow bigger. Your money
back if Gets IT. fails. Insist on the
genuine. Costs but a trife everywhere.
MID. by II. Lawrence & Co, Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.


PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
BORG buys diamonds. old gold. silver. pis,i-
mum, antiques. bronzes, pawn tickets; ss.
tstes oought. lle West 23d \.
l pay 25% more than any one Nor your fur.
niture, rags. pianos, taintings. BAISLEY,
il5 University place (stuyyessnt 229s).
slza 3s must be In excellent condition: :
boots (eh) and equipment. @ 1858 Herald,
Fulton 81.
WANTED 20 foot soda fountain and back
bar. BARKER BAKERY, Ola Fulton ST.,
Brooklyn. n. Y. Main $500.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
CADrFRUJU nec,ars, finest wine substitutes;
yeetment means big money to right parties.
CALIFRUJU CO., I35 18th at, Denver. Col.
GARAGE for salc. Jus, opened; eight years.
lease. viii exchange for buildings. give
two months rcnt ITO West End ey.. 0sth.
MODELS, TOOLS
MANUFACTURING TO ORDER.
Manufacturers Inventors. Electric Co.
20 Gold 81. New YORK
THEATRES.
VIII build IN theatre district and lease 20
desirable tenant; security required princi-
pals only. Address p0S Fitzgerald Building
HAVE you $500 or more 20 invest IN legiti-
mate operating business. Offering excep-
tIoual earning possibilities: no services. II
315 Herald. Herald 90.
PTTBTT9TIERS i--wiil give exclusive contract
on i5O page book, good seller; want credit
on 500 copies; no fake money maker.
ALBERT. ii3 9th ev.
CAPITAL. fN st'BsTNNTtAL AMOUNTS DC
slres good enterprise investments outside
Europe BANKERS SYNDICATE, 118 VIC
TORfA ST, LONDON. ENGLAND.
WANTED garaEe on Merrlck road, between
Freeport and Patchogue. 10 rent for year
with privilege OF buying. BATKE, 2l2 w.
SGD 81.
STOCK SALESMAN, country clientele, wants
Issue TO offer. 8 Is Herald. Herald 50.
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PATENTS AND TRADE MARKS.
F'ETfERSTONHAUGH & COMPANY,
York; tel. Barclay 6229; also Washington
and Canada. Home and foreign practice.
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Csunsctleut.
New yors.

CHrLppE-s COUNTRY HoMr,
near New York city. unlike ar ins,i,ution.
reasonable rates.
IN. FAUST.
1 VALLEY COTTAGE. y. v.
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HOTEL MEN

HOTEL MEN.
Here Is an opportunity % rooms, all newly
furnshed dining room seating 100; newly in
stalled coffee shop. catering 10 high class
trade large grounds. on State highway, op-
posite county court house; house full SUNNI er
and winter. present owner cleared $s,Oo0
last year. wonderful opportunity for good
hotel man IN n live town. only first class
hotel on highway to Easton or Delaware
Water Cap lease, furniture and good VIII
for sale: $4,000: terms; rent reasonable. {.
garage pays half rent; no agents. For par
ticulars address 655 Herald, Herald So
EXPORT TO BRITISH ISLES AND BEL
GUM. Manufacturers wishing TO deal d.
rectly with important firms In Great Britain
and Belgium have opportunity 10 secure big
orders through competent representative re-
turning TO Europe on the 26th inst. VIII
handle any line on commission basis and In
some cases purchase outright; especially IN
terested in the following goods: Silks, leath-
ers, hardware, office advertising and motor
novelties. Write for interview. Box 2SI.
906 Fitzgerald Bldg.
OLD company under my management. never
earned less than several times invested
capital annually for many years; new COM
pany, manufacturing superior product, viii
positively repeat; II you have 81 900 to 81 900
for investment, proposition will unquestion-
ably iRterest you; product is absolute neces-
sity and without competition; further, CAN
guarantee you absolutely against loss; high
est references furnished and required; no po-
sftion open. O 1864 Herald. Fulton 81.
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PATENTS. .-Send for free booklet. Highest
references. Best results. Promptness as
sured. WATSON Z. COLEMAN, Patent
Lawyer, 6oi Il St, Washington. ID. G.
PATENTS. trade marks, designs best work;
lowest prices; consultation free; so years
experience. Call or send for book. EDGAR
TATE CO.. 2i5 Broadway, New York.
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Nsw Jersey.

last ORANGE Desirable board and roam.
In convenient residential section near Brick
Church station. Phone orange ssioR.
Elm KNOLL. caldwell. ~. J-koouls WIN
board first class home cooked meals fresh
eggs and milk. minutes from train and
trolley; improvements. Tel. Caldwell 40.
". VI rooSEY
LIEEwOOD, y. Miss Dickinson, tormsr-
ly Of Penn cottage. Il now located a.
Chard cottage, 40 5th ~. Ereelent table.
Phone 52w.
NERVOUS Am MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treating and curing
such cases also for AGED PEOPLE,
CHRONIC TNVAL1pS. vith weakened mcu-
taiitv requiring moro arcntion than can be
.iveu ~ home. Fe offer pleasant. cheerful
sanatoriuin. large. modCtn housv, spacious
.rourdr automobile, wheel chairs, attentive
ruracs experienced pi,. sirtane.
..YSwOoD LODGE. ENlLENOOp. n. y.
ORANGE y. j.. Central ~. 44s.--Lnrgc.
light double rooms homo privileges hon,
cook insi Ideal for couples o. gentlemen, fire
location convenient 20 trolley ard railroad.
Phons orange sso,J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Isis nd.
ror-GLAs MANon HorFr.

poUGLAs MANOR HOTEL.
rouEiaston, L. L.. IN New York city: over
looking Katie Neck bay; rates s25 Up:
American plan: excellent table: golf: 40
trains daily: 90 minutes Penn. Station.
Phone Baysids 1923.
NURSE. practical. i2 years experience.
takes infants and also a girl 4-s years IN
board end care: references exchanged.
Roller. 90 $. 23d e., Flushing. L. I. Phone
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

Millions
Use
"GetS=It''
For Corns
Stops Pain Instantly - Removes
Corns Completely.

Everybody, everywhere needs to know
what millions OF folks have already
learned about "Gets-It' the guaranteed
The New York herald., 1921-02-20
Borough Of Bronx.

UNIVERSITY HETGHTS-Cheerhi room
lavstory. best food, private home, refined
section: by n. Y. U. Campus: cultured fam
ny wishes guest appreciating home life.
Fordham 5T6.
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CAPITAL. WANTED.

CAPITAL WANTED.
Large manufacturing concern wants two
hundred thousand dollars (S200, ,oo0), expan-
sion Of business; excellent proposition. which
stands closest Investigation. Reply = 45o
Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

ESTABLISHED INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS
seeking capital for expansion, or
desirous OF selling, communicate With
RAYMOND s. FROST CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO ROBERTS-FROST CO,
sos FIFTH AVENUE. MURRAY HILL 5s5i
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-15
$1,000 Case Venued

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June 10
The case of the Bankers Mortgage COM
pany against Elmer Lewis, of Wells
county, on note, demand S11, 600. was
venued to the Jay circuit court from the
Blackford circuit court Tuesday.