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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14
MOTOR TRAFFIC RULES

Chicago, July 7.-Despite the com.
ing of the automobile there are still
thirty thousand horses working to.
day on the streets of Chicago. Faith.
full sefvants they are, whose lives arc
hard at best, particularly in the yerv
hot weather, observes H. d. Roberts.
secretary of the Chicago Cruelty So
clety. He suggests the following
"donts" to teamsters here and in
other cities.
Don't drive fast. The few min
utes you save may cost YOU q horse
Don't put on heavy loads.
Don't let your horse stand in the
sun. Even Il he has to stand for a
few minutes pick out a shady place
If possible Go do SO.
Don't fail to water your horse as
often as possible. 1t will not hurt
him II he is worked. If you are 90
ing to let him stand for a while. onlv
give him small drink.
Don't use horse hat unless it has
canopy top. The ordinary kind is
worse than none.
=: IL you use & sponge Or cloth, see
that it is kept wet. If it is dry it is
worse than no protection.
Don't fail to watch vour horse
closely. If he gets sick don't wait.
Get him into the shade. take off the
harness and bride. Wash out his
mouth. Sponge him off with cold
water. Put cold water or ice on his
head, and send for doctor. Prompt
action may save him.
Don't wash your horse at night
when he comes in from work. Wipe
him off with damp sponge. Let him
cool off.
Don't keep him in hot stable at
night. He must cool off at night, in
order to be fit for work next day.
Don't forget that your horse is a
good friend and faithful servant.
"See that he is entitled to all the
care and attention YOU can give him"
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14
NOTICE OF
TRUSTEES MEETING

The school trustees Of Union Coun.
ty are requested to meet at the Court
House at IL o'clock Saturday, July 1e,
1921. Matters of great Importance
are to be discussed-among them tbs
new compulsory attendance law.
All trustees are urged to be pres
ent.
F. M. Ellerbe,
2t-12-14 County Supt. Education.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14

Hard times and railroad rates are
going to force few tired business
men to take a rest during their vaca-
tions this year.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14
q, Why a Husband Smiles.

When married man is in a good
humor, it is from one of the follow
ing causes:
(a) His wife is in a good humor.
CD She is grouchy so much of
the time he has got used to it.
(c) He doesn't care.
I'D He is a good bluffer.-Farm
Life.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14

If only those who can afford them
had automobiles, most of us would
get back down to earth by now.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14

The June brides are beginning to
be walking.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14

Advertise! Advertised! Advertise!!l
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1921-07-14

Advertise in The Union Times.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07

licioncy, dotost Chaplin. Arbucklc
and all their class "A merry heart
doeth good like medicine" old Solo
mon says, but not buliooncry. And
there ought To be a little upirt In the
fun, something for the perinanen,
good-for intellectual Improvement,
II you will--at the same time
For example, "Thc Old Nest was
shown here couple of weeks ago
! knew by the straightforward de.
scription OF il that IL was wort, while
On the evening ! went the house was
packed, as 1t apparently WIS at every
showing.
! saw IN announcement Of n great
picture" Tho Child Thou Caves.
Me-" at La Sale Tuesday, went to
the theator and askedd for a descrip.
ton of IT, asked tho N, mayer who
didn't seem to know much about it
at least, couldn't make me understand.
However, Ventured-and was iorry,
AS teacher ! always incistci that
every loaron, whether chemistry, latin
or biology, should be entertaining.
even amusing, at times: 80, while the
movie must entertain, 1t must bo up
lifting never dCmCralEing.
II the strongest evidence VI Otta'
was lack of desire for uplilt Is her
discrimination in patronage Of enter
tainmcnts. ! think you need have mt
fear for the future on that e rc.
THOMAS j. ALLEN, VI. A., NJ. d,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
localities

| Or. w. +. Woese has been spending
IN past two days In Springfield,
trasacting business.
Mss Mary Il. Vaughn of Chicago
willdcliver Il lecture before the Cath.
Ollie, Daughters of America on Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock in the knights
OF Columbus home, Each member OF
the organization Is invited to bring
a friend.
MR, W. II, Hinebaugh and daughter
are spending the day In Chicago.
Miss Strand, 500 La Sale street, Is
Chicago visitor today.
King Beatty went TO Chicago this
morning on business matters.
Mrs Frank ID. LEX is spending the
day In Chicago.
Tom Sheohan Of this city has re.
turned to his home after spending sew.
cral days In Peoria.
George Goctsel of Chicago spent
yesterday In this city on business.
John Walsh Ct La Sale called on
friends In this city yesterday.
Miss Louise Kolly of Springfield,
ILL.,. has returned TO her home In that
city after spending several days IN
this city.
Mrs Axel Heiberg, who has been n
patient at Mayo Brothers hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, has returned home.
Mrs. Ed Perham and daughter celia
went to Chicago last night to attend
the Public Service company banquet,
Mrs. Carl Marley of Marseilles was
an ottawa visitor today.
L. NJ. Lucey transacted business In
La Sale yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hughes Of Earlville
were Ottawa visitors yesterday.
Miss Wayne Cassidy went to Chi
cago today for a short visit.
Mrs w. f. Buckley and children of
Ottumwa, Iowa, are visiting at the
home of Mrs, Alice Hoey on La Sale
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christianson
have returned to their home on East
Joliet street after visit with friends
in Chicago.
Miss Zelma Monroe and Mrs A. s.
Hornung went to Princeton today,
where the former gave a talk on
Home Bureau work to group OF
Princeton women. A Home Bureau Is
being formed there, and it is hoped to
complete their membership drive to-
day.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
Notice.
Regular X. of c. card party tonight.

Notice.
On October IL, 1921, the Ottawa
Brewery changed its name. After
this date it will be known as the
Ottawa Products Co.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
Editor Free.Tradcr Journal:

Editor FocTradcr Journal
Your leading editorial of Thursday,
What Is the Answer" infer3 the
query, Why Is there so little indica-
ton of desire for intellectual i'm
provoment in Ottawa, If we are moi
unduly pessimi7tic In our outlook?
This was especially Interesting to me,
chiefly because you used as an Illus
tration the apparent lack of apprecia-
ton Of great moving picture shown
here the past few days, "The Four
Horscmen Of the Apocalypse"
AS visitor free from tho preju'
dice that always Influences the judg-
mont. more or less. of resident, |
venture the answer" to the question,
from my experience as educator, ply
stefan and parent.
This is my ;hird visit, Of several
weeks each time, to Ottawa. On my
first visit, seven years ago, was
pleased to see that you had a library
OF your own land by the way, Mr.
Reddick was born near my own ma
tive city, BelfasD In this same issue
OF your paper ! find an article from
your library on the selection OF books
for the child that would be creditable
for Boston or Detroit. The library
Is well patroniZed, which Is a good in
dication of desire for intellectual i'm
proyement.
Two years ago | spent some time
locking into your high school, and |
am sure that there is no occasion to
be ashamed of your facilities for inter
mediate education.
OF course, you ought TO have a
young mems mutual improvement as
sociation, doing for the youth of the
city what the Y. NJ. c. a. does in
larger cities, like Aurora.
But as to that picture: ] turned it
down myself, as | told the manager
of the theater. whom happened to
meet on the street after | had read
the report Of the first days poor turn
out, because ] Judged from the an
ncuncement OF it that its appeal was
as an extravaganza, merely. This, I
have since learned, was mistake Of
mine, due, think, to incompetent adj
vertising. However, / object to hav'
ing my culture and desire for intel.
lectual improvement. rated by my lack
of interest in that picture
| never go to a theater-always to
play. | never go to see play be
cause | see big advertisements of il
or because it cost a million to pro-
duce it. | never go to show merely
because it is amusing. like, as well
as anybody, to be entertained, bu
while entertainment is necessity for
the highest degree of health and el
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
STICK-UP MEN FORM
UNION OF THEIR OWN

Chicago. Dec. 7-Secrets of the
knights of the Golden Circle or big
Four Inc" were discovered today
when three knights" were arrested
and books of rules and a charter
were found on them. The men were
charged with an attempted holdup.
Some of the pledges contained in
the book of rules were.
I'VE will never fail to help a broth.
err in distress.
"All money taken shall be divided
equally and each shall receive an
equal share regardless of what part
he performs"
The rules included:
mo member permitted to work
alone.
mo drinking while working or pull,
a stick up
BE careful with your tongue in
public"
The charter stated branches of the
union are maintained in Chicago,
New York and Toronto.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
IRISH LOAN BOOSTERS
IN SESSION LAST NIGHT

A good sized audience of Ottawa
citizens gathered at ST. Columba's
hall last night, to take action on the
second loan to Ireland. The meeting
was presided over by Dean Thomas
Il. Madden. of st. Columba's church.
After deciding to dispose of all the
loan bonds possible in Ottawa, a com.
mittee composed of T. J. Nertney, l..
M. Harvey, Thomas Farrell, William
and Frank Mulholland and f. J.
Dougherty was appointed to meet and
choose soliciting committees. These
committees met at p. m. today to
name committees to sell the bonds.
Dean Madden explained the neces-
sity for the people of the United
States coming to the aid of the peo-
pie of Ireland. in a brief manner, in
opening the meeting last night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
VOICE OF The PEOPLE
The Voice of the People" column

The "voice OF the People" column
belongs to you. II is especially re-
served for your views on any topic
OF interest to the people of the city
or without. regard to any edi
torial policy OF the paper. The Free
Trader-Journal welcomes your ideas
on the timely issues OF the day, and
viii print your contributions to the
Voice of the People" so long as they
are properly signed with names and
addresses. Names, II desired, will be
withheld from the column. Use tho
Voice of the People to tell the
homo folks about anything you think
needs telling
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
M. & H. OPENS BRANCH
AT SANDWICH, ILL,

The M. & H. Electric Shop of this
city has opened a new branch store
in Sandwich. The business of the
company has grown so fast during
the past few months, that it was
impossible to handle all of the rural
trade and to care for the city trade
as well, so branch retail store and
work shop was opened in the city a
few miles north of Ottawa. The new
store will b emanaged by Mr.. Morsh,
and will be under the direct super
vision of the owners of the company
Same business policies carried out
in the Ottawa store, which is one of
the largest in the city, will be en-
ployed there.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
For Sale.

Special high grade 1900 milo guar.
anteed 30x3h tires, $3.50. Spot
lights, $3.50 value, SOS. Horn out
fits, 50. We are Strengthening prices
on tires.
EDW. HAYNE SUPPLY co. Inc.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07
Notice.

Free booklets, How to Serve Sun.
shine in Your lIome." Demonstration
now on. The Sunshine Lady" would
like to see you at T. II. Godfreys.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-12-07

Notice.
Regular K. of c. card party tonight
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

DOORS.
Exceptionally fine pair bronze doors for re-
fined residence entrance: design and WORK.
rianship highest quality; complete with frame
and hanging members: never been used. sell
for quarter cos: to duplicate to-day; bargain.
L. H. G.. ii West 36th 81. Phone Fitzroy
0dsG
FLAGS-About $4,000 lbs. call flags and
call pennents. unw at Salvage Pier, foot
31th ST.. Brooklyn. Salo by sealed. bids
April Is, . r. NJ. at Board OF Survey. APP
pfaieal and sale 31th and Sd av.. Brooklyn,
United states Navy.
MARINE frENS--Wirch, water breakers
fire eStinguishers, hand crane, lanterns
motor rRsolene pump, rotary, grapnel
folding anchor. gas engine, propellers, drums
for winches. ) cranlsshafts, ], 900 lbs. sch,
steel: ZOO lbs. boiler tubes ends. 500 lbs.
broken propcllcrs. valves, &C.: condemned.
Sale April Is, . Y. NJ: sealed bids (Cat.
3.S). Board OF Survey, Appraisal and Sale
goth ard 80 av.. Brooklyn. United States
\aNy.
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REAL EsTATE-EUR0PE.

10 CCI.cNIAf.s *ND rnH-Es A4SftING
10 aET-Tl.E fN NgrIf4Hi NtuNlIsTs
WIMBLEDON ct&rfyM lonatnl s.l''l - gal-
-nely ros''icnsa FREEHOLD MANSION ~
AAgn poiat 81 E4ls fAsaloNa1aa ecs.ds41isi
Me.Saooracod, w.tala easy aoccn, e.. road
~ rA4 from A. toF-u bnsineAs and sm1af-
Trent quarters. The ncar~ e we.i nef hack
rom the main f0aG. Mifh enCacssd carraara
or5ye and iocgs. AID commands heanti.as
views. the back overlooking fhs 81 n1turwa
srounds and o.d Wore gardens of snrle -
acres, with winery, I@aca ana other houses
and kitchen garden.
The accommodation comrt So, Fine suite
Of reception rooms, stuot, prluciga. and
secondary bedrooms on tNo woorA. bal rocxllH
&c. and ar extra bu.id.us - BAL room ead
additional osf.csn.
The stao.ing and gsrssc premises Hls en-
closed and detac4led, with tnraGcH fIlm tie
side road. the property ln AZ having th~ss
.rontsssS, renderinS ( highly valuable toE
future development. Wholly Or parry.
The price FOR the whole estate - moderate
and considerable porttcn cog'd reuatn cn
faortEaSe. F.- al particulars an Tor vi~r y
ieg apply 20 tie Lonuon aEenfe, -tesrr.. sfs's.
TRCL.LopE = SONS. West lLn-k.u Ht., Hr'z
-rsye square. London, =. W. ,, oE -. Moau'
49,. London, W. !.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

10 CoiONLAIS AND OTHER VISITORS
TO LONDON FOR THE LATE SLAlAifl,
AND AUTUMN:
HE~DON DISTRICT fhsif hours motor
from Piccadily -circus through Wcsent's PARK
and over Hsmpsf cad tkestAA. 4 furnished
and fully equipped moaeSmte sl1@d IipIsE o.
pretty grounds. avenue drive. tennis lawns
aid rosary; outhouses and garage. EardeueF' Z
and chan.feur's cottages.
THIS VERY ElsiGEsLE HOUSE. contain
srT drawing and bal room. rHneWsc oirl.g
rccIn. with serving IN; moruiu9 room an0
study six rrfacipsi bod ana drNssing rpos1s
nd two bathrooms: easily WovAeoe offices
4 an uoy be acquired Tor August. = sprsuIhcr
ard October: plano, plano4.-s, Ernlna poo nsss
utdoor games. All Information an& arrauge~
ycents Tor viewing arpy 70 NrS.ra. GEO.
TROLLoPE & sons, Neyi IIa.Ain st., Lon
don, S. ". /.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
REAL ESTATE 10 EXCHANGE.

- ftcrF tefl NHI ta.teI naat.er. ut-
MkN WNHM#MNM #m 4.Mws 0kfU Ell 8
sides pNsaaseieu " HHtlf. $500 saat N'Nlsasssst .
if4. Nt takH rn.tH rnaNaN& ut MnaN A8e
apartment M0H8s ta F1c1sa aNr -fAW Sos &
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

rfenefs ffWu noafssf MsHFt. - ra1sns. -
h4mNa p1 Musefa|M Nif ~ Hsnr fmftr.
co.. N8t ~ WNEMer HeRN Nefer rett
fslfpsi HsNN Mf EaE4na H.aaM kfM4Ha tHa
ffeN. Ma NUM- AZ EaW 90 -, psters
srN - n
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
LONDON

BEI.sRhyE sgUAIsE.-FTNE CORNER
.fANgiUN. Modernigcd ard cwcrptioaaiiy well
lifted. The reception rooms are wei p.annaa.
Scme li bed and dressing rgaslss, tvT9 pata-
ro<.ns, wardrobe aaG beS roon.m on q .
foors: well equipped domestic cfficrs. Ions
.l arc, moderate around rent. l.Nes '.rnt ear-
A-c with stewards ard chauffeur foofu1
oyer. For cards 70 yieEf arf al parf.culaf
a Dpls. 10 tho soc AGENTS. Mcaav. Gfe. TN1As.
LoPE SONS. West flaiLia st.. BclErare
X uare. London, 8. W.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

r-F>9-~-~s-
AMER REALTY E0.. 9Na nroadumf. bays
eseiee Asrhatisa ate heess pseaeftics.
wANrET--An Na tt.1nnaa &rlse. rt9aae.
fEM uarflrNtnHs Mt Ems ftN f@f #H hM
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

PURSUANT no Az AGREEMENT. entered
into pn the 22nd day of January, 1920 BY
ara between JOHN WANAMAKER, NEW
YORK, and MARIE IiASSEINfAN. I will sell
On ~ gGth Day of April. 1921. at ten o'clock
IA she forenoon, In the plano department oi
John WRnamakor. IN tho city County and
state uf New York. one style Upright plane
and stool, ns provided by Sections 65 and 6C
% the Personal Property Law.
Nat. ~. GENDEEINC, Auotioueer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.


SECOND story loft 10 le,. 9.2yO square Fee,
100 per cent. light. nlodcra mli cosfiFu ted,
sprink!ed building, fine location FOR help;
rsyo minutes from Broad r.. station iaeka-
wanna y. T., Newark, y, J.. Address
roNKS BrOS.. ~ li!Zl ~. N0Nark. ~. y.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN expert tropical products, 40 years,
just returned from an inspection
trip covering five republics. wants
several younger men with sufficient
financial backing to return with him,
10 take Up different branches pubic
service contracts, sewers, water, cleo
trio light, building automobile roads,
agricultural. cattle and virgin lands:
several openings for banking est ablish-
rnents: also new industries which the
war held back: give outline educa-
ton, age: references exchanged. q.
1J5 Herald. $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
Miscellaneous.

1AP1GEs. f.as,. West Side. q. MONT tGuE
.T4litE. 80 ~. tld. ,tuffay ul o55c.
0FFTcFs. tDr'rE. WARErtof-S SHOW
EOrNr- Md SECTIONS. = sfArf.%Cr
DAVIES. 81 NASSAU SRI, Jpf'E tlsi. "
EAsT SEQ 81. WANDER wITT 9fr1.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.
RoARDERs WANTED.

,.. 80 -. &C. .gIn ,..s. ..s slas slag
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CHAUFFEUR, with 10 years references
from prominent families as careful driver.
thorough mechanic and pleasing personality;
American. settled. 81; Packard. Cadillac. any
car; moderate wages. # 2o3 Herald. Her
aid So
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

GARDENER. useful, single. 90 years oNpc-
renca vegetables. flowers, shrubs. poultry
handy. reliable; good reference. Gardener,
is1 Eaft tTth.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

Above sssh ss.--sh a.. 70 Ea.i Esst.
rTIfpAWN Az SUCTION
"fN TTE nrTTfn ffUr8s~
TO ~ NfNNM@
NEW rtfLnlNGs- sfMrfEN- uf rfista
VcoEEN. WATKINS A. JORDAN.
N1a 8llA w NAAf8 MiN
ocTfI 81 ~ rssf~Tra tesutfr' ra.
voreHr y co.. 2 rsst if'a .t
e.n sT. - ras raf. npermer' uss -
Nitctem leasa - -s0fff.. NwNif.a#a HrawM.
Cal ~ t9 z. i.sn1g -
oaD. III East.@roaF foems. warrior roaft
modea cnnveatarss - f~ras eiE5
Nso,e sath s,.--sm A.. ,e S0rth River.
rrTwE sTUYvEsA%r esM tt ara rfWsr.
side Drive - HHn runtaH wm8 tMO hnfisa
posse fru nt elrn. tfhEuf9. t@fHffF A
Co.. Eas fcth r.
5P WA. s1.t st-rWo fce4us nsfW ar4
i.Qh#wsttei bset Wer1 elea ieeat Htfi0f.
q hlgh eiafv. ttnpNeuai
rRTii ar ifu WNsT
fcrrner BrunuH Btt-SeNert8 s.ntIfl fl#ttN. .n.
usaal's spreiaus su,te ~ 81 ara 3 r1r
Wt8h ! 81 q tafnrt HuftNfwfw NFuMMMrNs MN#a
enrtlCe and tlEit tsCiuded fifWrfeeFs rs#t9N.
faut oa premises. infGc# Atn oerugane
mrrer2'e rrntair Tei. Celuuhae 8tNn
..-'f 6T., - Wee. .4.En.tre apartment. iafee
rooms .vO DRESSING fVWuT. imprpFm1ru.
sino month. WI divide, ST. Sij #cNt co.,
f.s.
5isT. 80 west.-ElrA' large. figat looms.
t~o hsfn. elevator fr7u'Tr Surf
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

"a ss ws,.-Els' =. ..as ,-,s... ,ssse g, s ''o''
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

Cooks, &c.
COOK wishes = position in a small family.
Apriv 8ii Wert 22d si. no cards.
COOK. competent private. references: city
summer. Cat forenoon. 203 East c0th.
COOK. general worker coiorel woman,
s'nrli family Powell. 32s w snh.
tNDk. economical trugtworihy. Protestant; (;
ra cards. CAN fi4 u. i7ath. Bronx
COOK, has two-ysar.oid girl. waitress: refer
erres. Iamherg, 81 Erst i30th.
COOK. flunTarian, fret class, experienced,
riddle aged woman. % w. ED
COOK. competent, wishes position, city or
country; references. NJ. n. f5f 70. 18th
COOR.-Gerrnan, PERFECT. good cook and
oeNing. g Itltinsson n.
low. serfc,f Vienna. wishes position
ezG@~ 40. ca. byssAex- taS w@sE ss4h-
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

GARDENER. head. single, A.: life expert
ence vegetables, flowers. lawns, poultry.
COW. shrubs. references. * 30 Herald,
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
M.a.U eM
SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED

80. = An. . u. !, l, N -. n. !. )
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CoHPkNION-.A young French gentlewoman
fwidow) desires position as governess or
companion: highest Partisan references; !;
willing 10 travel: very adaptable disposition.
Address Madame, care OF Nine. SeIvinlcre.
81 West 6ist 50.
CoAfPANION71Refined extensively travelled
young woman. companion or nurse to semi
invalid or elderly person. supervising house,
hold; references. X Herald. Herald SO.
COMPANION for lady, experience in nurs-
ing and travelling. Can be interviewed be-
tween 10 and IL A. NJ, : Pierrepont ST.,
Brooklyn. or phone Main S642: references.
ENGLISH LADY returning home in June
would act chaperone companion on
voyage IN return for passage; good sailor.
Bo1 2s3, Macdonald College. p. q.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12

CHAUFFEUR. single, 80. long experience In
city and country; expert mechanic, careful
driver; highest recommendations; gentle
manly, neat, trustworthy; competent and
conservative In every respect: city or coun-
try. k 70 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
Above 59th st.-5tl As. 10 NORTH river.

SETH ST.. eco West pm moving Ma. /
and WIN rent ny cfflces. rc.' ~ Broad.
way. With fire private entrance from street
ihree large offices, desirable Ter dentists
doctors 81 business.
GrYON u. q. EARLE Tel Schuyler nT4f.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
Borough or Brc ,kiyu.

BUILDING, seven stories, ttr1W. tirctrlc
power: $3.50 month. i12 ssrJf e.. B''iYr.
STORE. 2JxiO0. iatEe slow indow. nuit-
able any businsss. 10 sands st.. Hk'yr
bNir Bridge iillL. aSs Grand st., B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFEUR desires position, employees
present time: leaving account family going
20 Europe: married, one child. one year: ref
erence from present employer aud others:
would Ike to remain IN country; for prefer
ence. near Jericho, L. I. Address Ernest
TarfrN0 \.
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COUNTRY BOARD
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block from fsrt
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

500 CASH FOR
UPRIGHT PIANOS.
WIN pay $500 cash for late model Up
fisat pianos ~ Stoinway, Mason-Esmlin,
Enabe and Chicitering makes. Address
UpRIGTfr v CIT Herald.
The New York herald., 1921-04-12
FARM PROPERTY.
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