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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14
YaSSun1,

I've been there; I know. But with fessy 1t was joy and bliss untold, be- cause if there is any one thing that Peggy adores above all others, it is to shop, either for herself or somebody se--"stalk" for bargains" in all sorts of weather.
 So stalk we did, although I re- montsarted with Peggy boisterously, teiilns her that women coming out of hospitals and sanatorium and things were often unreliable and vacillatinr thinking they'd do one thing one day and turn right around the next day and think they'd do another.
 But no indeedy, Peggy declared that should meet her the next morning at g o'clock to go "a bargain hunt Ing, and there. was I awaiting at the church. when Peggy arrived, her pocketbook fairly "bulging" with "ad-
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when Peggy said
 T don't mind all the trouble and worry of the shopping, nor even standing for the pay for some of the things that they won't take back, but what l do hate, is being related to a person who would behave like that"
 And then the time was ripe for me to speak out in the meeting" and speak 1 did, which relieved Peggy more than you can imagine, for mis- cry loves company better than any thing in the world.
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MRS. XANCEY,s LUNCHEON

Mrs. J. l.. Yancey entertained yes. terday at an informal luncheon al the Country club for Mrs. Ernest Guy of Jasper who is visiting Mrs, c. B. Mccormack, Jr.
 Mrs. Yancey's guests were: Mrs. Guy, Mrs. Mccormack. Mrs. Lewis Johnson. Mrs. Harry Seaman and Mrs Carr Mccormack.
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I Jr, are spending the summer in New York and Canada.
 Mrs. E. c. Clayton and childre are spending the summer in Acmar
 Miss Winifred Witherspoon vii leave tomorrow evening for Tupelo MISS, where she will visit Mrs. Car. rle May Wright for two weeks. aft erwards going to Biloxi.
 Mrs. II. R. wiselogle has gone tc Mentone Tor the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. J. c. Anthony and daughter Mary McKimmin, have returned from ozark, where they were called dur ing the recent illness and death of Mrs. Anthony's mother, Mrs M. A. Smith.
 Miss Margaret Little of Anniston ;s visiting friends in the city.
 
 Miss Martha Ezell, after a visit l., her sister, Mrs. Meredith Flautt. in Nashville, has left for a western tour which will include Yellowstone park. the Grand canyon and points of in ada.
 Mrs. c. E. Manning is visiting Mir. ana Mrs. l.. $. Manning in Nashville.
 Mrs. A. H. Pulliam and son, Edison iulilam, are the guests of her daugh- ter, Mrs T. w. Matthews, in Tusca loosa.
 MT. and Mrs. O. B. Thompson were the weekend guests of Mrs. H. T. Williamson in Anniston.
 
 MT. and Mrs. R. P. Russell, who are en route home from Tybee, are spending few days as the guests of Mrs. c. F. Hall and family at Mont 
 Miss Eloise Parsons, who has been visiting relatives in the city, has re- turned to her home in Montgomery. | Mir. w. R. I.awIey of Palm Beach s the guest of Mrs. F. P. Crawford | Ind family.
 Mrs. E. w. Fucker, who Is spend- | ng the month with Mrs C. E. Bla,z- | fly at Newport, R. l., was among the | spectators at the international tennis match held there last week.
 Mrs Charles Briggs Sharples and | title daughter, June, who are visit ng her sister, Mrs. Lewis F. Butler, n Nashville. win leave with her in ! few days for Red Boiling. Springs. Mrs w. c. Walton of Greenville. md Mrs D. F. Parker and son, Wy nan, of Lufkin. Texas. are the gues:s # MT. and Mrs. A. D. Mcqueen. Miss Mary Cochran of Crisfield Id. is visiting Miss Annie Hood 'oulbourn.
 MT M. A. Smith of Ozark. returned 1ith and is visiting his daughter. ITS. J. c. Anthony and Dr. Anthony t their home, 1412 Fifteenth street. I outh. He will also visit his son, Dr.. II ,, T. Smith and family at Bessemer i efore he returns to Ozark. Miss Kathleen Pitts will return to | birmingham Saturday after an out | lg of 10 days at Camp Winnataska.
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MAKING UNIFORMS

Troy, July 13-(Special.) )-The Gel lerstedt Tailoring has just completed large uniform contract for the shrine band in Montgomery and will now begin work on the uniforms for the Masonic Home band in Monteom- cry.
 Thirty-two uiforms will be made for the Masonic Home band. They Will be blue and white w..a silt let- tering on the caps.
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COLEBECK SUPERINTENDENT

Greensboro. July 13.-(Special.)- frofessor Colebeek has been elected county superintendent of education. anu VIII enter at once upon the duties VI ,he otflce. Professor Colebeck is we'll fitted for the position. bavinp been an educator of long standinr He taught in the old Southern university Tor number of years, and upon ifs removal to Birmingham he occupied the same chair in the Birmingham Southern.
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OFF FOR ROCKIES

Troy, July 1s.-(special )-Former | Governor and Mrs. Charles Henderson i left Monday for western trip. While away they will also visit the Canadian Rockies and may extend their travels into Alaska. They will be away sew eral weeks.
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menus for the day will be under the auspices of the board of directors, who are; Mrs John London, Mrs. Gus Colvin, Mrs. II. F. Pearce. Mrs.
 II. H. Shell. Mrs c. H. Ohme, Mrs. S. l.. Ledbetter. Mrs. K. W. Berry, Mrs. Carl Brown, Miss Sallie Blach. Miss Clara DeBardeleben, Mrs. Joe Smith, 1 Mrs, J. R. McWane. Mrs. George Clark, Mrs Brenton Fisk. Mrs. F. H. i Thurman Mrs. l.. r. Smith and Mrs. | Sidney Hart.
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RANDOM NOTES


 Miss Laura Paine King, who was one of the out-of-town guests at the marriage of Miss Louie Deatom and | MT. J. Allen bowman. has returne to her home in Atlanta l Miss Annie Watkins is spending some time at Dawson Springs, and at other points in Kentucky. She will be gone for a month. Mir. T. N. Miller. Jr. accompanied by his daughters. Misses Florence anu Ruth, left Monday forean extende eastern trip by way of Savannah They will visit New York, Boston. Vermont and other eastern points.
 MT. August Hirsch has returned from vacation trip, during which he spent three weeks in Atlantic City and week in New York.
 Mrs. w. A. Davis. and daughters. Misses Julia and Jennie Davis of An niston. are visiting Mrs. F. W. Syl- vester.
 Mrs T. E. McAllister and little grandson. Edward Clifton Clayton.
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sMIMMING PARrY ron y1s1roas

\ Miss Johnnie Lee Stallsworth and Miss Elizabeth Perryman entertained yesterday afternoon at a swimming party at Ensley, complmenting Miss Katherine Bryson of Augusta, 3a.
 The guests included Miss Bryson, Miss Lois Ramey, Miss Bill Thomp- son, Miss Louise Harvey, Miss Edith George, Miss Cary Carson
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SHOWER FOR DRIDE-ELECT

Mrs. M. B. Fordyce will entertain tnis afternoon at a shower at her nome, 9l6 Twentieth street. south, complimenting Miss Frances Phil lips( bride-e elect.
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CLASS OF 1917 HONORS BRIDE-ELECT

The graduating class of 1917 of the Louie Compton seminary enter tained last evening at a picnic luncheon at East Lake. in honor of Miss Willie Mae Tanner, bride elect and a member of the class.
 Among those present were: MT. and Mrs. G. J. Roebuck, Mir. and Mrs. William Talham MT and Mrs. Ali son Bell, Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Hood, Mir. and Mrs. Harold Mandy Mir. and Mrs. J. R. Humphrey, Rev. and Mrs. Jones Miss Willie Mae Tanner. Miss Els telle Brown. Miss Hattie Harold, Miss Louisa Ellis, Miss Annie Claude Brown, MT. Howell Cobb, Mir. Hub bard Hill. MT. Ebert Brown, MT. George Carns and others
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MISS JACOBS, BUFFEr supprp

Miss Madeline Jacobs will enter- tain at buffet supper at her home saturday evening for her guest. Miss Alice Hall Lindsey of Nashville.
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HORTON-MAYFJELD

A beautiful home wedding, which was solemnized Monday at Town Creek, Ala was that of Miss Linda Mayfield, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w. Mayfield and Mir. Clarence Hor- ton of Courtland.
 Rev. S. l.. PriclSett, pastor of the Methodist church. was the officiating minister MT. Horton is a prominent business man of Courtland. The bride is talented, pretty and popular They will make their home in Court land.
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Mn. AND MRS. JOHNSON HONOR VISITORS

l MT. and Mrs. Crawford Johnson entertained last evening at dinner
 at the Roebuck Golf club for Miss
 Anne Lanier and her guests, Miss
 Judith Clark and Miss Edith Craw. ford.
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MISS MURDOCK,s RRInGE PARITY

Miss Fillmore Murdock will be host ess at bridge luncheon tomorrow, hohoring Miss Alice Hall Lindsay of nashville, the guest of Miss Madeline Jacobs.
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MISS GREENE's
 BUFFET LUNCHEON

Miss Cecile Greene will give buffet luncheon tomorrow in honor of her cousins, Miss Rosa and Hallie Greene Of Greensboro. who are visiting her.
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Compound hos rel;eed Lydia E. PInkham every don't LOOK uSANGER h. NO Box 5 Kalamazoo, '' 'N'0iA tn of E womans greatest With the nspra made miserable by her ' anu nei family nr m @ y Tond @ that these suffer-
 o nas been said that prostra fror irom some arrangement of the Y A'iso
 women wno are in this condition profit by the of
 ana E. Pnkhams
 wouo pc avered both husband pFy anu ner conouon rras E' Private Text upon "Ailments pecu ifar to Women" will you free unor renues+ to The Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn lhs book contains valuable information ~
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Age-HeraId Patterns

The Age Herald has arranged with leading fashion designers of New ftoik 10 Furnish its readers daily Fashion and pattern service. All pat terms wllf be seam making and guar anteed to fit perfectly. Safe delivery or every pattern ordered Is also guar anteed. You should order patterns a little in advance of the time you will need them as stock Is not kept in birmingham, but all orders will be Iorwarded to the pattern department Tn New York for attention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14

Ladies One-Piece Dress.-Scallops occur on this chic linen frock as A finish for the deeply cut front vest section. The sides are gathered slightly to give a littres additional
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NERVOUS, IRRITABLE,
 AILING WOMEN
MTS. BTIen Tells How She Was Restored To Health After Suffering for More Than A Year.


Dimondale, Mich.-'I had
 inflammation and a displace-
 ment and weakness, and it
 had been neglected so long
 that itcaused gre at pain, and
 this affected my mind and nerves so that was very irritable. I had severe pains every month, so that I was often obliged Co lie in bed for two days at a time. I sui fered for more than a year before my friends said, Why don't you try Lydia E. Pink ham s Vegetable Compound? So l purchased one bottle after another until I had taken ten bottles, then Lydia E. Pinkham's 8 SanativeWash. l received so much benefit from this treatment that I am now able to do my own work. Mrs. w. D. BRiTTEN, K. No. 2, Dimondale, Mich. Another Michigan Woman says: '" l was bothered for a long time with female troubles and was so nervous l felt almost afraid at times. I also had a pain in my right side and vas certainly in a bad way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-14

Mrs. E. W. Fucker, who Is spend- ing the month with Mrs. c. E. Bla'z- ely at Newport. R. l.. was among the spectators at the international tennis match held there last week.
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Miss Eloise Parsons, who has been visiting relatives in the city, has re- turned to her home in Montgomery.
 Mir. w. R. I.awIey of Palm Beach is the guest of Mrs. F. P Crawford and family.
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Miss Mary Cochran of Crisfield. Md. is visiting Miss Annie Hood Coulbourn.
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Mrs. Charles Briggs Sharples and little daughter, June, who are visit ing her sister, Mrs. Lewis F. Butler, in Nashville. will leave with her in few days for Red Boiling. Springs.
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Mrs. T. E. McAllister and little grandson, Edward Clifton Clayton.
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MT. and Mrs. R. P. Russell, who a, en route home from Tybee, al spending a few days as the guests , Mrs. c. F. Hall and family at Monr gomery.
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MT. and Mrs. o. B. Thompson wer the weekend guests of Mrs. H. Williamson in Anniston.
The New York herald., 1921-04-11
Above 18th st. 10 seth 81. nnciusive).
Fast River TO North River.
ATrENTIoN-LARGE PROFITS.

ATTENTION-LARGE PROFITS.
Vicinity Of Broadway -5oth st-F.leyat
apartment house. a. ) and rooms: rents
s31 900: price s1s0. 600
Vicinity 9th av.-50th st.-Apartment house.
rents si3 GOO; expenses $500 price SsJ. 900
Convenient TO Broadway-103d st.--Apart-
ment house, and rooms: rents SiS 500;
expenses $4,000. price s6s 900.
Vicinity Broadway-ii0th st.--Apartment
house, and rooms rents st5.500 ex-
ponses $500; price ss6 900.
Vicinity Broadway -i35th st-Apa rtment
house, and rooms (no heaD. rents
$500. price St7 900.
Fine large Fort Washington av. corner eie-
Nator apartment house. g. and rooms;
rents se2. 500. price s3o5. 900.
a very fine large, desirable Broadway cor
ncr elevator apartment house, lot OF stores
for sale very cheap for cash. or will
change for other property Also other bar
gains. large and small. Will pay you TO in
vestigate.
H. r. WOOD. 30 BROADWAY.
BARGAIN near g3d At. and sth av.. 5 story
triple flats, a5xi00 excellent condition; !;
asking $50, 900, rent $500 must be sold
10 close estate. ~. v. MEAD CO.. 39I
sth av.
10TH st. Cnear s,h avD -Four story and
basement, 25xioo; = rooms; suitable tor
alteration: fine location. terms. price right.
DURING e. pONNELL, ~ East 10Th ST.
stuyvesant $3.50.
ffT-ifp w. 18TH, ST.
Nineteen year lease for sale, six story
stores and apartment property. a. PAUL,
14i Lexington av Plaza 406I
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Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

4ist ST.. full lot, with four story building,
backing into 42d st. Price S15. 200. Five
year mortgage $4,000. Suitable for altera-
tion. Sacrifice.
Five story. seven rooms and bath double
flat 32xin0 Rent $4,000. Five year mort
gage; $l2 900 cash. Can be bought for less
than assessed value. Act quick.
J0x100. new law, and room apartments.
Rent low, 50 .000. Mortgage S4i, 900. Price
Sa3 900. Fine investment, good speculation.
Plot 15xtO0: Times square section. -Four
story tenements, $4,000. Terms.
S23o,o00 to loan on first mortgages. Rea-
sonablc charges. A. w. MILLER & CO.,
sos Sth nv. Circle G9f.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

>->~s---~----~~>y-~--~
FOR Salc-SteinwRy Duo Art grand pianola
bench and music rolls. practically new
will sacrifice. Phone Broad Is2. Ask tor
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

GOOD GROUND. Long Ialand.--10 acres.
large house. IL bedrooms, baths; all mod
crn Improvements: barn. garage. running
water all buildings III good condition price
$50 .o0o. free and clear: win exchange for
Income property. Further particulars and
maps apply 10 -. j. LYONS, ~ Brevoort
place, Brooklyn.
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Borough Of Bron1-Sale or Rent.

At East lToth ST. corner Brooke av. Boule-
vard-SiS story brick building. stores
% apartments: plot 45xt00: rental nearly
SIT 900 yearly; price scr 900. small "a mort
gage: VIII make liberal terms for a quick
buyer. Consider an exchange.
ID. j. LYONS.
a. Brevoort place. Brooklvrf.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
PUBLIC NOTICES.

NATHAN MARKS announces that he has re-
tired from the business he formerly con-
Quoted at 630-32 9th av.
RAYMOND, c. J. S.--Please write y. 8. b..
DAvTnNA. at once. very important.
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Above 5eth st.-5th av. to North River.
HIGH CLASS
ROOMtNG HOUSE

Fully furnished and occupied bv selected
71th st.. between Columbus and Amsterdam
avs story. 20 foot dwelling ( baths
steam heat, electric light, &C. price S75 .oO0
for property. furniture and going business
Sl0,a00 cash. mortgage S2l,500 for . years.
Apply ~ owner on premises.
e3D ST. 28I W., between broadway nd
West End av i0xf00: five story American
baseu ent, bathrooms. story buffers pan
try and bathroom extension: hardwood floors
and electric lirht modern IN every way I'M
mediate possession; seen any day between
los Price $4,000 JOSEPH q, ABfkAN.
son, 90 W. 18th, Tel. Brysnt toet.
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SETH ST. Crsroa dway, f73o) Beautifully fur
nisled five room apartment for summer
Apply Superintendent
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Above 5sth st.-5th Az. to North River.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

FOR mortgage money apply GEORGE G
POINTER. INC, t6o B'wny. 55es Cort.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Isinnd-Salc or Rem.

SEVEN room house and bath, on three lots;
near station, trolley. on a main avenue {.
81 900. y. SCHEFELMAN. Floral Park.
BAYsuoRE. 4. J.-For sale, room house.
about - cultivated acres, nicely shaded.
hirh elevations; bargain, $4,000. DONEL-
Ian, i10 Nassau ST., Manhattan.
SUBURBAN home in Rockville Centre. l.. L.,
new, 10 rooms. baths tlreplaces: fully
screened; corner plot; i2Jxii3. Phone Fits
Roy 3G25 or write 5Ss Herald Herald 50.
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SGD ST, 5S w.-Parlor floor. handsomel,
furnished. large living room. bedroom
built IN bath, non-housekeepins; rent Slao
81, 9Th az. circle 81.
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55TH ST.--E.xclusvo Broadway hotel, sti
room housekeeping suite. $50: 6-s months
grand piano. ROBSARTE. Circle 1000.
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RTDEAU LAKE.
Sumner home, situated on island. acres,
on picturesque Rideau Lake, consists of )
rooms completely furnished: bath. hot and
cold water: boat and ice house. filled :;
acetylere plant; motor and row boats: this
Is fisherman's paradise: no malaria. price
especially attractive. Address H., 1SS An-
sterdam aN.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 5ath st.-sth Az. to north River.

UNUSUAL 4 ST'Y e. RASEM'T DWELLING,
West a0s perfect condition. new steam
heating plant. parquet floors; possession Ad-
dress OWNER 1863 Herald. Herald 50,
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above I4th st. to seth st. Gnclusire).
East River to North River.
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TWO and three room suires. most attract
lively furnished and conveniently situated :
highest class hotel service; unsurpassed d
cuisine: leases. HOTEL SCHUYLER. 81
West 45th ST. Bryant 1lSl.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

WE viii lease, manage or collect your prop.
erty and have cash security. Write BER.
TEL REALTY COMPANY. 165 East 10th st
Phone University i554.
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Telephone Wildwood 1888.
FLATBUSH
FLATBUSH

family detached frame. well located. on
Az O.. Excellent condition. Asking s15.500.
worth more may take less. Inquire 1877
Fiatbush av. Tel. Mansfield 339e.
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Borough OF Brookiyn-saic or Rent.

KINGS HIGHwAY-Two family, baths. IL
rooms: 40xI25. furnace heat, electric; va
cant floor; price sl0.500. Telephone Coney
Island 2364-M.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT


SECOND story loft 10 let 500 sQua re
feet. 100 per cent. light, modern irill CON
structcd. sprinkled building, fine location
for help: minutes from Broad 81. station
backawanna II. r., Newark, n. J. Ad-
dress roNIlS BROS. 80 High st.. Eew-
ark " n
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3sTH ST. 20 EAST.
ONE SMALL. ROOM

3sTH ST., 20 EAST. -
ONE SMALL. ROOM. =
eth, 35i West.-Large, small rooms, p!An~.-
private bath; electricity: French taoir
10TH ST, 900 w. overlooking R'way) -
Attractivey furnished room; running
water electricity. elevator; table guests.
HUBBELL.
$50. 120 West.-Rooms. high class house.
parlor dining rooms; table guests.
10TH, 10 W.-Desirabie front room, second
floor. with board, reasonable.
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WEST FIST ST.---Two rooms, bath ar
ltchenette, complete, Si2o month. Vai
derbilt 1927.
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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,
TO take up different branches public
service contracts, sewers, water. cleo
trlc light. building automobile roads,
agricultural. cattle and virgin la,us:
several openings for banking establish
ments; also new industries which the
war held back: give outline cduca-
1J5 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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TWO rooms and bath, completely furnished .
Fifth Avenue Hotel: to sublet June 70
Oct. /: $500 per month. Phone Murray Hill
$500
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sublet June to October; liberal concession
references required. Hotel Willard, apt. bI
Phone appolntment. oi90 Columbus.
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pressmakers. seamstresses 8 MiIliner-.
General Houscwork, &c.

HoUSEWORKER--You American girl: no
cooking, washing: city country: good ref
erence. Ruth tvan. 1sa 5th st. Jersey City.
HCUSEWORKER, colored, few hours after
moons: reference. Skinner, 102 West 13oth
st. Morningside 1854.
HOUSEWORK. good cook: good references
country: no cards. a56 West 3Sth.
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BUSINESS MAN REQUIRED

FoE sABls--lSest business corner. Rye, -
N, including g rooms. three stores tdeli
catessen. Ice cream psrlor, restaurant ant
hotrD. 10 minutes from beach. transfer cor
uer. annual business $4,000: sale price
So 600. cash 81 900. balance on mortgage
~ (,burr, ~ rvp * ~ Phone IlO i've.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
New jersey,

SUMMIT. y, J.--Gentleman's country resi-
dence for rent for summer, furnished, I
rooms. baths, all conveniences newly dec
GRATED: large plot. garden. shade trees: ex-
ceptonal location garage. 80 minutes from
Iohoken. Apply w. X. BLAIR, room 1853.
40 Wall St. y. Y. Tel. John 4701.
SPARTA. n. J.-Furnished house. four rooms.
bath May, June, si00. also four rooms.
bath. June TO September, S2TJ. T.. r.. IS
Church st., Paterson, N. J.
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WASHINGTON SQUARE, loveliest section
Greenwich Village Cool, restful apart
ment entire floor: telephone; bath. electric
ity: May-October: reasonable. 0lN3 Sprlng.
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sIJBIET for summer, outside rooms; hisn
class elevator apt: planola; subway; rea-
sonable to responsible party. Phone Wad.
2n3O ant 312
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5TTH, 1870 West.-F'or rent. from May 10
October / or longer, magnificent duplex
apartment, 0 rooms, baths, beautifully
furnished. nothing finer for rent IN city
shown from to daily. Phone peo Circle.
CLARK
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jerscy-Sale or Rent.

pLAINFIELD, \. Mime rooms. all inn
provements; oak trim, hot water heat !;
plot i2oxia0: garage; possession $4,000.
Room T02, 141 Broadway. New YORK.
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MiscelIaneous-Saie or Rent.

TFNAFLY. Attractive s room cottage, bath
gas large plot, 81 900, easy terms: photo
rrap phs HOVER 2i2 broadway. New York.
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Above seth st.-sth ~. to East River.

~ y. Sis, st.--J story Am-rican basement
and baths large extension. hardwood
floors and electric light immediate posses
sion. seen any day between and 8. price
So, 600 JOSEPH @. ABRAMSON, 40 w.
sgsh, BRYANT iOa4
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Borough Of Broux-sale or Rent.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE, s2o.--Palstial mansiou 7.
elevator. Telephone. bath every room; Hun
garian cuisine, hotel service; refined Hebrew
surroundings. sublet corner room; fall book
ing.
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al,resses. sc.
Miscclla

CtRI, colorsd. ~, speaks English, spanish,
wants light cleaning or take care child e.s
ffAf.T tire Wantrd hy coiorsd slrl, CAL
(writ.) Monday, Spencer, "a W. oeth-