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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-05-05
EXCHANGE CLIPPINGS

1t is with general satisfaction that
the people~of Glenwood learn that
H. P. Peters, proprietor of the Sunset
Beach Hotel, last Tuesday leased the
Minnewaska Summer hotel and will
manage it during the coming season.
The Minnewaska Hotel is great as
set to Glenwood and it is quite I'M
portant to get the right man to run
it. Now Mr.. Peters has leased it, we
are assured of competent manage
ment and after a few, years under
his management it should become one
of the most sought after summer.
hotels in the state.
Mr.. Peters has his plans all laid
for the running of the Sunset Beach
Hotel for the summer, but it is so
recently that he leased the Mime
waska Hotel that he is not ready to
make any statement as to his plans
except that he has competent man
and his wife in view for managers OF
this hotel and that the hotel here
after will give to those who patronize
it the very best service in the state.
He expects to open the Minnewaska
hotel about June 15.-Glenwood Her
aid.
The Curtis bi-plane owned by
Spaulding & Willett Of Osakis which
has been operating in the Rio Grande
valley of Texas this winter, where
Pilot Harry Haw and Mechonican
Eddie Bowman have been carrying
passengers and giving exhibition
flights, met with an accident at Ber-
esford, S. D., last Saturday on the
last lap of a 1900 mile round trip.
The boys were taking off at the
Beresford aviation field in the NOM
ing for the fight to Osakis, when in
attempting to dodge an electric hi
line the plane crashed into some trees
while still running on the ground.
The plane was under considerable
Ispeed and all four wings were badly
demolished. The aviators escaped
without scratch, and Eddie Bowman
reached home Tuesday night by
train, Mr.. Haw going on to Fargo.
Mr.. Spaulding estimates the dam
ages at around $1,000. The plane
will remain at Beresford until ship
ped out for repair.-Osakis Review.
$3.50
i o. V. and L. F. Kolb last week pur-
chased the Madison Bros, grocery
taking possession on Monday of this
week. The new firm will be known
as the Kolb Bros. Grocery.
Madison Bros, have been in bust
ness here over year and have con-
Quoted a fine grocery business and
have been we'll patronized. 1t is their
intention to start wholesale COM
mission house at Moorhead and will
leave in about a week.
The Kolb brothers are sons of Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Kolb of this city
and are well known to our people
Melrose Beacon.
| Peter Lystad, proprietor of the
stave factory at Little Sank, received
injuries in an accident at his saw
mill Saturday which for time
threatened to cost his life. Mr.. Ly-
stad was feeding the saw, when a
large silver off one of the logs being
sent through flew backward and
struck him on the forehead, fractur-
ing his skull. His two sons, Oliver
and Arthur, who were working with
him, and O. F. Fi1nstahl and Helmer
Flan, hurriedly brought the inquired
man to the Van valkenburg hospital
there, where an operation was per-
formed to remove portions Of the
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1921-05-05
Entered at Postoffice at Sank Cen
tire, Minnesota, as second class mail.
THE SAUK CENTRE DECISION

Between Sinclair Lewis "Main
Street." and the recent special cleo
ton at which the people of Sank Cen
tire voted to bar girls from the state
school from attending the local high
school, that city has been given a
great deal of publicity and consid..r-
able critism which it does not dc
serve. In the opinion of the Times
the people of st. Cloud or any other
city in America, for that matter,
would have made the same decision
that Sank Centre made. Perhaps it
is wrong decision but the instinct
of self-preservation and self-pro-
lection is so strong in mankind that
it is only the idealist who is immune.
Under the caption of "The Gopher
Prairie Decision" the Duluth Herald
contributes the following interesting
editorial which the Times ~commends
to those who are disposed to criticize
Sank Centre:
"Sauk Centre, Minnesota, is unfor-
tunate.
"Smarting under the implication
that Sinclair Lewis, who spent MS
boyhood there, had used the town as
a model for his now famous main
Street." it has been vigorously pro-
testing that its people are the victims
of an unjust libel. 1t declares that
Sank Centre folks are not as narrow
and sordid as those portrayed by Mr..
Lewis but, on the contrary, it is con-
tended that human, warm-hearted,
broad minded people are in the ma
jority and that the towns ideals are
fully as high as those of any other
town anywhere. =.
"But an unkind fate decreed that
these perfectly natural and justlti-
able claims should be put to what
seems to some as a sudden and pain
FIJI test.
Several years ago the state es-
tablished on the outskirts of the vii
lage training school for girls. Some
of the girls were morally delinquent
but many were not, being rescued ;,s
mere children from squalid or vicious
homes and sent to the school because
there it was designed to give them
such training as would fit them t.
live useful, honorable lives. The rec
ord Of the institution, under the cap
able administration of its gifted and
well-knowa superintendent, Mrs
Fannie French Morse, shows that in
a gratifying proportion of cases it
has realized it's aim.
UNFORTUNATELY, however, a con-
troversy recently arose involving
problem as old as nanklnd-Urle
contagion of the branded sinner
Some time ago the officers of the
state school made arrangements with
the local high school permitting some
of the more promising girls at the
institution to attend. These girls
We're selected with great care and &C
cording to Superintendent Morse az
evil results had ever followed the
practice, while it had been of great
help to the young women in theil
struggle to rehabilitate themselves
But there was such strong difference
of opinion among the townspeoplt
that it finally eliminated a few day!
ago in an election involving the con-
tinuance of the practice: By a vote
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Above 5oth st.-5th Av. TO North River

BASEMENT to let. for shop or storage In
quire Janitor 14T2 ; av.
OFFICE for subrent, IN thoroughly modern
office building second floor stores over
looking Broadway. Apply Supt, 1884 Broad
way, near Goth st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE

CIIAMBERwoRK and waiting; English Pro-
testant desires position In Christian home
good references: $50. C 1853 Herald. Her
aid sq
CBAMBERMAID and laundry work: s75
monthly. Helen Tlssay. 22s East s2d st
COMPANION or governess TO lady or gentle
man; lady. Parisinn. expert soamstress,
French teacher. traveller and maid. seeks
immediate employment; speaks English. +
2113 Herald Herald SO.
CoOK-Norwcgian. professional cook and
butler luncheons. teas. dinner parties, re-
ceptions: together. separate. SCHUYLER 1851.
COOK AND LAUNDREsS, good, for the
country, references. Ring McKy's bell.
f66 East Seth st.
COOK, Cerman-Amorican, TO COOK by day or
week. also dinners. Mrs. u. Nester, 1891
pars av.
COOK, plain, wishes to serve dinners Sat
urday, Sunday, Monday. reference; an
aver by mail. r.. Davis, ~ w. 130th.
COOK-Finnish girl; city, country; refer
ences. 453 East 1sGth, Bronx. Janitor.
COOK, HUNGARIAN. first class, experienced !;
middle aged woman Eicger ~ West 10oth:
COCK-Colored, old fashioned. Apply Sat
urday. ~ East 62d.
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Florida-Sale or Rent.

FLORIDA BUNGALOW for rent pre- ferably
for sale. for season, furnished. $500; imme-
diate possession: situated between the San
Lucie and Indian rivers. one hour from Palm
Beach on Dixie highway; IL miles from
Jupiter; lot 150x150; sidewalkes. hedges and
paved street; abundance of fruit and flow
ers; bungalow has seven rooms, bath and
two toilets, servants quarters in the rear,
two large inclosed porches suitable for
sleeping rooms; has city water and electric
lights, hardwood floors and all conveniences
completely furnished, Oriental rugs oil
paintings, etc. Best fishing ground in Flor
Ida excellent tarpon. Uniform temperature
OF " degrees the year round. Churches of
all denominations. Would also rent with
option OF purchase, unfurnished, MRS, j. Il.
SUFFER-, 319 Turrell av.. So. Orange, N. J..
New York address, 127 Maiden lane. New
York. NJ Y
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HOUSEWORKER. general: girl. white good
wages and home 3 in family 202 Langdon
av. Mount Vernon. y. \. Hilicrest 5665R
car fare paid.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OPPORTUNITY for young man OF good edY-
cation and appearance, preferably college
graduate and Of adventurous disposition.
willing to travel In Asia, India and out-of-
theway places for the next year: must have
100000 or negotiable securities. The ad-
venture promises large returns TO n man
willing to take his share with two others in
whatever dangers there may be. Immediate
appointment should be made with r 657
Herald. $50 B'way
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

st. Garden CRY
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WANTED GARAGE

Responsible corporation desires to lease for
long terms CT years 3d. 900 TO so 900 So. IT. !;
must be located on west side south of 23d ST. ;
possession at once, or would wait until build :
ing could be built. d 1856 Herald, Brooklyn.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 549-Cosey rooms. bath
phone, excellent meals: two $50. PERRY
18TH ST, ia WEST, Norece Hall; delightful
large rooms; steam heat, spacious pariors
and lounge; excellent meals./
9TH, 1l6 w.-Large bark parlor for two:
excellent table. Riverside 595S.
1O2D, 305 W.-Unusually large front room.
private bath; owners private residence.
103D. 116 W.-Large room water, electricity
home cooking; two. 500. FREAR.
Borough of Brooklyn.
COSEY warm room, private family; con-
veniences. breakfast optional. Phone
South 3397J
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Situations Wanted Femaie-Domestic.

WE can furnish you reliable colored women
and colored couples for work az cooks
maids, nurses. buffers and for other home
ard hotel work from old Virginia Would
be pleased to have your business. Reference
Virginia Labor Commissioner, Richmond
Richmond Employment Agency. 701 Z. Grace
ST., Richmond, Va
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Long Islnnd-Sale or Rent.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write +. I1NSER.
Mineoa. Tel. Garden City 1642W.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

400 SQUARE feet for ranufacturing small
machines. near West n or 23d SITS. Would
share space with other machinist. Keller.
- Madison av.
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MAN AT ONCE.

A large corporation has an opening
for a man from so TO 10 who Is
honest, clean cut, ambitious, who Is
carefully looking about TO better his
position permanently. with a desire TO
be connected with an old established
substantial. high class business and
earn s75 week and upward This
position carries with II unlimited pos
slbilities for future advancement. IL
You have made good in your present
or last position and feel you measure
up to our qualifications call Room
sol, 100 Pearl ST.
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Pennsyivania-SaIe or Rent.

81 ACRES; good land; near railroad; good
neighborhood; 1S miles from city hall: good
stone farm dwelling; good frame tenant
house; large barn; woodland and stream;
only $4,000 for prompt sale. WARREN NJ
CORNELL, fJathoro pa
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED
Above 14th st. to 59th st. Unclusiyc),
East River to North River.

4dTFt, 2t0 West CWestover Court
apartments, high class; hotel service,
meals. See resident manager. Bryant $500.
5TTH ST, 106 W.-Two rooms and bath
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

YOUNG MAN wanted in executive depart
ment Of steamship company; stenogra pher
with steamship or marine insurance expert
eTce; state age, experience and salary ca
pccted. 1888 Herald, Fulton 81.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE.

CIINESE-Valet. butler. desires position
has references. ID. Meng. Phone Harlem
T2Sg
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statesmen.

I can offer n permanent POSI-
tion IN New York city where a
liberal commission with draw
ing account offers unlimited
possibilities with immediate In
come. Applicant must have
successful sales record.
Call before I o'clock,
r. II. DENNY,
Room eos. 113 West s4th ~.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

BOOKKEEPER and cashier. experienced In
meat market: references; apply by mail
NJ. stoinhelmer. hO1 % av.
CiIAMBERMATD and waitress experienced
young Swedish Danish girl with city
reference In apartment. Call Friday, II 20
70. Belnord seth RI. and Broadway. apt
il6: car fare.
CLERKS AND TYP1STS
large financial institution desires TO
place several yourg women seventeen years
Of age or over IN permanent positions: high
school education desirable. hours short
luncheons are provided free; the starting
splary IS si2 per week and many advantages
end opportunities for rapid advancement are
offered 20 those who qualify. as all ad-
vanced positions w the company are filled
by promotion. state age, education and ex-
perience. n any G 1861 Herald. Herald so.
COMPTOMETER - EXPERIENCED OP.
ERATOR AND TYpfST FOR BILLING
WORK; GOOD SALARY AND OPPOR-
TUNITY. APPLY s. a. STERN 81
9TH AV.
COOK, white, and downstairs work; cacfhre
paid; good wages. F. v Rittwagen, JOS
onsow place. Kew Gardens, l.. j.
GIRL. white. general housework family OF
two Call Audubon 223I or 260 Convent
av., city. apt. 16.
HEAD houseReeper for one OF the largest
hotels in Atlantic City. 2i5i Herald
10th ~.
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New Jersey.
INFORMATION WANTED.

WANTED-To know the whereabouts OF
Louis Beck. ELSIE BECK. 5s7 East 159th
ST.. Bronx.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED

BOARD wanted for business woman and
two-year-old girl in city. o 1243 Herald
Fulton gt.
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SLIGHTLY used serviceabie filing case for
blue prints and tracing, about 3sx4s inches
or larger TO 10 drawers. also safe
medium size. for office use, capable OF hold
ing set of books; must be In good condition
Address, giving price, description. specifica-
tions GOULD CONTRACTING CO., 5th
St aud East River, long Island City.
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MANAGER

MANAGER
Wanted-New Yorl. manager for Philadel-
phia 20 New York motor freight transporta-
ton corporation; must be n hustler. able
TO get business and come well recon-
mended; state full particulars. Y 2f53
MEN.--we believe 1922 will be big year for
our business and are preparing for expan-
sion. We recently promoted several men to
executive positions and need few men to
take up their work. Only those having ambi-
tion for early advancement need apply. be-
cause as soon as the successful applicants
prove their worth we expect 10 continue our
expansion still further and our policy Is TO
FIJI our more important positions ONLY from
the ranks. Apply suite 605. 80 Court ST..
Brooklyn, N. Y.
MEN.
II you have ability we have positions open
for you; applicants must be between - and
80 years of age and must apply personally
MIR. DOZTER, SUITE 1901,
1919 BROADWAY.
MEN OF all trades and professions for fac
tory, office and sales force; $700 required;
money secured. Suite 906. 3i2 Madison av.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Westchester.

LARGE store for rent In Lafayette Hotel:
mirrors on all walls. good chance for
druggist or any gooa business. Apply
Lafayette Hotel, 2i2 and IA Huguenot ST.,
New Rochelle. Tel. New Rochelle IO0.
LARGE and attractive store on busy street
years lease; for sale. Apply A. NJ. 20 8
r. M. SCHWARTZ. Ito New Main ST..
fonkers
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SPORTING GOODS.

HIGHEST prices paid for golf outfits
cameras. fishing tackle. binoculars. guns
nautical instruments. TRIGGER. 7sI eth ~.
J613 Bryant.
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New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
FREE list of houses FOR sale and rent.
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. NJ.
QUAINT Colonial Home on an old-fashoned
street, located in a beautiful grove of
white birches and shading oaks. of six rooms
and bath; can be occupied and. title secured
on the payment of 81 $50. balance of $6.500
may remain on mortgages: the second mort
gage can be reduced you now pay rent at
the rate of $62 per month splendid nelghbor-
hood: fine neighbors: 700 feet elevation
only few minutes walk to railroad ex-
press station on the best committing road
out OF New York City: over 300 commuters
from this section now: bathing, boating,
skating, shedding, golf and tennis available.
It's bargain: wonderful place for children.
For details tel. MIR. STEWART, 1922 Cort-
landt-
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ISsTRUCTIoN-MUsICAL.
.JEwELRy AND DIAMONDS.

PIANO instruction; special care to begin
ners; 50c a lesson. Miss BERKOOY, II
East is4th ST. Phone Fordhaui pofa
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.


Long Island.
SUNSET LODGE,
Beach Goth and Surf av., Sea Gate, Nortons
Point. New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath: 45
minutes from Times Square. 81 minutes
Chambers st. Municipal subway. Rates
-easonable. Apply phone Coney Island l27l
New Jersey.
THE ELMwOoD HOTEL, East Orange,
N: j., 35 minutes from n. Y. D., l.. W.
X. r., offers reduced rates from January |:
room and bath. with meals. one person. S21 !:
two persons $35 suites of two rooms and
bath for three persons. $55 up telephones
and baths In all of 100 rooms: first class
table. Phone Orange 1861.
CHILDREN'S Boarding House.-Recom-
mended chidren's nurse wishes to board
children, any age: open all year. Mrs.
IIORNER. $50 Tenafly road. Englewood.
Phone 1875.
PRIVATE home for feeble men needing care
Miss G. BELL, Bernardsvlle, N. J.
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OFFICE EoupMENT-wANTED.

MANICuR1NG. hairdressing. 1871 Riversids
nriNe Rlver A0lO. Miss MARGrERITE.
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Statesmen, UNIFORMS.

MEN WANTED BY LARGE CLOTH
ING CONCERN CONTEMPLATING
GOING AFTER QUANTITY BUSI-
NESS IN UNIFORMS FOR RAIL
WAY, POLICEMEN, SCHOOLS. COL
LEGES AND KINDRED ORGANIZA-
TtONS; MUST HAVE SIMILAR EN-
PERIENCE AND FOLLOWING.
STATE FULLY PAST EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY DESIRED. "a. L.,
6i9 LONGACRE BLDG, n. Y.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

Mr.. l.. J. Meader. formerly OF 81 Riverside
Drive. ". Y. C., hereby gives notice that
he win not be responsible for any amounts
charged TO him unless personally ordered
by him.
I WILL not be responslble for any debts
contracted by my wife. Mary a. o'Meara.
JOHN r. O'MEARA.
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New Jersey.

SUITABLE for large enterprise, garage, fac
tory. ware or supply house, facing boule-
ward. Park av and 18th ST., West New York.
n. j.. property 1J0x10J IT.; present buildings
$500 50. IT.. opposite 66th ST.. across the
Hudson; near AID st. ferry and new bridge.
ADply premises.
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sALESMEN.-The past year has been one or
adjustment In our organization. We have
weeded out the droncs and promoted the de-
serving 10 executive positions OF RESPONSE
bilty and consequently lucrative remunera-
tion. We now want three mon 10 take the
places OF those recently promoted Only men
possessing self confidence, initiative and
ambition TO rise quickly win be considered
because with the expansion OF business In
sight for 1922 we must necessarily figure
upon early promotion for the successful ap-
pilcant. Apply suite 1910. % West 4sd 81.
sALEsMEN-To sell dividend paying securi-
ties OF internationally known corporation:
drawing account and commissions te those
who qualify. Apply 90 10 A. NJ. 3 to 3
=. NJ. Room 4ol, Rector st. Mr..
BAKER.
Statesmen investment securities. with or
without experience. commission basis only:
drawing account after you qualify BY actual
sales: home corporation that win stand the
strictcst Investigation. Ferroton pha rmaral
Company "a 18th av.. Brooklyn
SALESMEN calling on auto accessory trade
local and out OF town territory open
references rcqurcd commission Cali
Palmer Brass & Copper Co, 136 Law
renee ct. brooklyn.
SALESMEN
Extraordinary selling plan. eliminate. mis-
sonary work for real security closers See
Mr. he Maria. if5 w Ajth.
SALESMAN for good Investments. commits
sion basis; substantial leads furnished
Apply TO Mr.. O'Connell, Room COZ, n East
40th ct
SALESMEN, security, wanted 10 sell indus
trial unlisted securities. strictly commits
sion basis. l.. l.. 5s5 Herald. Herald "a.
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MANIcURrNG AND HArRDREssINa

PAWN TICKETS, DIAMONDS, ANTIQUES.
TRIGGER, Isl 9Th Av sass BRYANT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

dressmaklng, millinery taught
day, evening. individual instruction. Nc.
DOwELL SCHOOL, IS W. 10th ST. Long.
acre T232 Chartered under Regents
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
ACCOUNTANTS.
DOGS, CATS AND BIRDS.

AUDITs. cost systems, income tax state.
rnents. IIAzAPIS. 1872 Nassau St Beck.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

LIGHT, airy loft. approximately 5.337 50.
IT,, elevator electric light. suitable for
storage purposes, central location Ma
tional Casket CO.. 20 Ashland pl.. Bklyn.
9TH and 9th floors. 5000 square feet each,
light sides, In reinforced concrete build
Ing, near Brooklyn Bridge. zEREGA, 20
Front st.. Brooklyn.
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MUSICAL.

GENTLEMAN tenor wants partner, must be
good accompanist to open scientific con-
servatory for the perfection Of the voice. O
""G% Herald. Herald so.
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REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.


Long Islnnd-Sale or Rent.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write r. uNsER.
Mineola. Tel. Garden City 1642W
Westchester--Sale or Rent.
CHAPPAQUA-2lh ACRES.
With stucco residence. 0 rooms and ?
baths. all improvements, hardwood floors
and trim; all land tillable; price S1S, 600;
sunday, phone Chappaqua 2l GEOhGE
HOWE. 527 9Th av.. N. Y.
FOR RENT IN RYE
attractive furnished house, bedrooms. :
CHAs. s. FAULKNER.
Office facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone 1913 Rye. n. Y.
FOR SALE, FURNISHED-$15.0 900.
Must sacrifice English stucco residence.
rooms and bath. sleeping porch garage
views OF river; only sc minutes out. Sunday
phone, Dobbs Ferry 277 GEORGE HOWE,
527 9th av:. N Y.
ossINING-Beautiful estate: house. rooms;
garags,~S cars; outbuldings: 80 acres; less
than miles station; s27, 900. EDWARD h.
MAssEE. 80 Z. AID ct. New York city.
Mrs. EDMUND W. BODINE. Real Estate.
Az Main st; tel. s4s New Rochelle:
PELHAM.
Colonial home. brick and clapboard,
rooms, baths, sun porch: heated garage;
bargain for quick sale Sunday. phone Pei
ham 1908. GEORGE HOWE. 527 9TH av.,N.Y.
SOUTH YONKERS
Three family house, all improvements. 2
five and bath, 1 four and bath; large plot;
rentals 500 per month; price only $4,000.
Sunday, phone Yonkers $40. GEORGE
HOWE. 527 9Th av., N. y.
YONKEEs.
Beautiful residence, 10 rooms, baths, hot
water heat, all improvements plot 50x170;
garage; can show speculative value:
bargain price for quick action. Sunday.
phone Yonkers $40. GEORGE HOWE. 527
9Th av.. N. Y.
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FURNITURE WANTED

CHOW puppies. Mrs r. G. LANGHoRNr.
4G Hamp:cn Ter, Orange, N. !. Tel
nran~a coz
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FURNITURE.

LEAVING town. sell cheap, furniture 4 room
apartment. NEWKIRK. 140 r.. 43d.
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New York Statc-Sale or Rent.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYWHERE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY, 4s9 9TH AMY.
Connecticut-Sale or Rent.
New Jersey-Sale or Rent.

LADD G. NICHOLS, INC.
Tel. 1717 Greenwich, Conn.
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Above 59th st.-sth Ay. TO East River.
Above 5oth st.-5th Av. to North River.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. 424 (cor. 102d)-
8 room elevator apartment, redecorate
immediate occupancy; $500. Phone Lenox
37OI