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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-29
PRESTON

PRESTON, May 28.-Sunday was
a red letter day for the Baptist Sun
day school in attendance, there be-
ing 2O7 enrolled. Quite a number
Of the older members took teachers
training course this week.
Miss Fannie Ruth Jordan was the
guest Of Mrs. j NJ. Christian last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Montgomery,
Mrs. 0. L. Montgomery and children
visited Plains last week.
Alton Goss, of Columbia, S. c., is
here on a visit to his parents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ben Goss.
Miss Belle Rees is home from Val
Gosta where she has been a student
at the South Georgia Normal col
lege the past year.
Rev. S. f. Lowe, of Dawson, spent
short time here Sunday en- route
from Buena Vista where he preached
the commencement sermon at Hoke
Smith Institute.
DR.. and Mrs. j. r. Lunsford at
tended the barbecue in Plains last
Friday.
Miss Gertrude Russell visited
friends here Sunday.
George Drew, Mrs. Jesse Drew,
Miss Ola Kidd and William Kidd
were visitors in Richland this week.
Col. and Mrs. J. F. Souter shopped
in Americas Monday
Jno. A. King left Wednesday for
Orlando, Fla, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Drew and Miss
Carrie Adams visited friends IN
Plains hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. s. Bell was guest last
week Of her daughter, Mrs. H. +.
May in Macon.
Miss Kate Woodbridge was recent
guest at the horae Of Mrs. M. A,
Walker.
Miss Florence Stapleton visited
friends in Plains Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N +. Bullock, Misses
Fra Lott, Lois Kaufman and Flor
ence Sims attended commencement in
Weston Monday night.
Mrs. Lester Christian and young
son were in Plains last week.
Mrs. Robert Lowery, assisted by
Misses Gussie and Chattie Walker,
entertained a party Of the younger
set with an old-fashioned candy pull
ing Friday Of last week. Games
too, of all kinds were played. At 2
late hour the little guests returned
to their homes.
Mrs, Julius Lunsford and hand
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Disc nov, PEACH
GROWERS URGED
Best Time To Get In
Work On Curculio
Pest

FORT VALLEY, May 28.-The L.
s. Peach Insect Laboratory here has
just issued the following bulletin:
Recent observations made in field
orchards show that at least sixty per
cent Of The curcu.io larvar in the soil
have entered the pupal stage or stage
OF transformation frcm the larva or
worm ~ the adult Thirteen per
cent are stltl in the larvae stage in
the soil and tWenty-seVcn per cent
have emerged rs adult beetles. This
data readily indicates the Importance
Of an Immediate discing to destroy
the pupae. Growers are advised to
give all varieties thorough discing
with the California Senior or other
extension disc during the next few
days Special attention should be
given 10 this work under the trees
where most Of the pupation takes
place On account Of the large per-
centapg of puuas in the soil at pres
gnl a more oppUrtune time for the
disciup could not be selected. The
thCr0ughuCss with which this work is
done during the next few days will
largely influence the size of the next
generation Of curculios which are
probably responsible for most Of the
wGrmjness in HiIeyS, Georgia Bellies
and E,btrtas.
"Start spraying George Bellies for
the last time next week, using arsen-
at Of lead 4 pounds to the @2-32-
200 self-boilc1 lime-sulphur or go
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week arrested three men and con-
fiscated two mules that are alleged
to have been used in transporting
beer. The men arrested were W. L.,
L. c., and J. A. May, brothers.
1t is claimed that they were moving
beer from swamp to d moonshine
still at the time they were caught
The mules were being ridden. Two
men were on one of the mules, while
the third rode the other mule.
The Mays as we'll as the mules
were brought to Moultrie. All three
men were still being held in jail Fri
day morning, they having been IN
able to arrange bail by that time.
1t was said that moonshine still
was found not far from where the
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Educator To
FIJI Lee St. Pulpit

Rev. O. NJ Rainey will preach in
Lee Street Methodist church today
both morning and evening and will
fill the pulpit during the time that
Rev Silas Johnson, pastor Of the
congregation viii be absent as Ro-
tary's delegate to the convention in
Scotland.
Mr. Rainey is d member of the
faculty Of the South Georgia col
lege at McRae, and is a young minis
ter Of force and ability. He has a
pleasing way of presenting truths,
and is a deep student Of both the
aud classic literature
Mr. Rainey has been for several
years a minister in the South Geor-
gia conference, the college al Nc
Rae, where he is an instructor be
ing made under the direction Of that
organization.
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Wife HELPS Elect Hubhv.

After having been in bed half the
time fer a year with severe pains in
my right side over the appendix,
stomach trouble and bIoating, which
the doctors seemed unable to reach
with medicine, and advised operation
as the only remedy, my nurse ad-
yiaed me to try Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, and its results have truly
been wonderful as | am now entirely
well and strong, and at the last cleo
ton worked hard to elect my hus-
band. - It is a. simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catar-
rhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and aIays the inflammation which
causes practically all stomach, liver
and intestinal ailments, including APP
pendicitis One dose will convince
or money refunded. For sale by How
ELI Pharmacy and druggists every
where (advt.)
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Mrs. r. White and two little
daughters left today for their home
in Valdosta accompanied by Miss
Lois McMath, who will spend some
time with Mrs White at her home
there.
Miss Quenelle Harold has return
ed from Agnes Scott for the Summer
vacation
Miss Mabel Ellis and Miss Annie
Ellis, who attended Wesleyani col.
lcgc. have returned to their home
here
Miss Isabel WheatIey has returned
TO AmerIcu5 for the summer months
after having studied this year al
Brenau.
Miss Mary Sheffield is spending
the summer months at her home here
after studying in Virginia the past
year.
Miss Mary Glover has returned jo
her home here for the summer va
cation
Mrs. ]. /. Sutton. and J l.. Sutton,
Jry are spending the weekend With
Mrs. J. /. Carson st her nome in
Columbus
Miss Nj. N. Kerr, who for the past
year has held the chair Of English
and Histor at the A. d NJ. school
here, here will spend the summer va
cation with Mrs. George Mcneil at
her home on East Church street.
Miss Nena Smith is improving
slowly of an attack Of rheumatism,
and is at the iGme of hi sisiT,
Mrs. Prather Henderson, on Church
street, whore she is resting in an eff
fort to regain complete recovery.
W p. Gunnels went to Albany to,
day to Join party of friends who
are spending the day at Blue Springs.
Mrs. Hugh L. Speer, Of Leslie, left
Friday for Bessie Tiff to attend the
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and choruses will form the major
part of the musical numbers.
The costumes to be worn by the
children will represent flowers from
the garden, each costlsme being
formed to represent the particular
flower which the character inter
prets
A cordia. invitation is extended to
the friends of the school to attend
the exercises.
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RICKENBACKER ON WAY,

CHICAGO, May 28.-Eddie Rick
enbacker left the air mail field here
at 6 :35 a. m. today bound for Day
ton on his trans-continental flight.
DAYTON, o., May 28.-Ricken-
hacker landed here at 1910 this
morning. He left at II :07 flying
alone. He planned to stop at Column
bus on his way to Washington.
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Peach-Hungry Boy Is
Killed BY Live Fence

WEST POINT; May 28-Ifia fond
ness for peaches led to the death of
little Charlie Will Johnson IN Lang
dale.
lie and several playmates had
climbed into. the peach orchard Of
Lee Clark, superintendent OF e.e--
tficitg swao had placed a small volt
age on the wIre fence surrounding
his Orchard. In some manner the
fence became overchagged as the
boys started out, and Little Charlie
was killed Immediately. Mr. Clark
is heartbroken over the incident.
The Coliseum in Rome has been
leased to a motion picture company.
Engraved Cards. Bell, the jew
eIer.
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.eer WAS confiscated.

beer was confiscated.
1t was the second raid made in the
Berlin district during the week, the
first taking place Monday night. The
first raid did not result in an arrest
being made, but still was destroy
cd
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For Sale--One overhead ceiling
electric fan; one large iron safe; one
SIT show case. CHRONOLOGICAL
Hdw. Co. 1-tf
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East Arnericus Pupils
To Give Song Playlet

"A Spring Festival" a delightful
little musical Interpretation, will be
given by the pupils of the East Am
circus school Tuesday morning at the
High school at 9:30 o'clock,
Miss Ella Polk, director of music
in the city schools, has been per
fecting the children in their parts
for some time past, and the program
will be a very pleasing one. Songs
which have been learned during the
school year will be sung, and duets
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graduating exercises which will be
held in that college this week. Miss
Lota SEeer will receive her diploma
dursng the exercises, and will return
With her mother.
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FOR SALE-Spark plugs at Csc
each. Freeman's Bicycle Shop,
Phone 937.-27-4t.
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FARMERS-Grow potatoes; my po-
tato curing house will be ready for
operation during September we
want your business. w. c. Garter.
25-4t
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AMBITIOUS, Ua'

"WANTED-SaIesmen; for fast sell
ing line of low priced guaranteed
tires. $500 weekly with extra
commissions. Universal Tire and
Rubber Co, Michigan City, Ind. :"
27-2t.
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THE STANDARD

ed to Prove This Store The
Week-In-Week-Ou Source OF
Unusual Values, This List OF
Bargains Would Establish Its
Unuuestioned Leadership. For
Monday and Tuesday.
1000 Yards fine, smooth Sea Is
land, even weave; not more than
100 yards to one buyer at the
price: here Monday and tues
day. yard ..----,---.-.-.--..---,.,,-,-.o sac
1000 Yads fine soft finished
bleaching, full yard VIDE; regu--
larIv 25c: here Monday and
Tuesday, yard -----------------.----lZ I-Zc
1000 Yards fine English Long
Cloth; fine English finish, here
Monday and Tuesday, yard --,--,l5c
White Pique, full regular width,
wide wall selling in the best
stores at soc; here Monday and
TuesdaN yard -------.-------.---.--- ESe
Curtain Scrim. double width. full
range of patterns in white and
ecru; good values today at 25c;
here Monday and Tuesday
ward .--.....-..-........-.- loc
4O-Inch White Lawn, the first that
we have been able to offer in
long time; here Monday and
Tuesday, a good lining quail
ty at. yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SC
More MILDLY Blouses, made of the
very best MILDLY Twill, plain or
emblems on sleeve; they have
been $3.50 to $500 each; here
Monday and Tuesday. all sizes
at ..-.....-.......-.......--...-- csc
1000 Yards 40-Tnch Unbleached
Sheeting, fine smooth finish, even
weave; here Monday and Tues
day, yard ....,.-.......,.-.....-..--.-.- l OC
36-Inch Curtain Marquisette; color.
ecru, plain tape edge, regularly
soc; here Monday and Tues
day, yard .-.....-..--...----..-. 2ec
$3.50 Pure SILK Crepe de Chine in
black, white and the leading
shades; here Monday and Tues
day. yard ..--.--.-.-...-,-....,-..-.-$1.49
Guaranteed Taffeta Silk, full SO
inches. wide in black and colors;
TppularIv 50 5O bara Monday
and Tuesday, yard ..,-.-....-.---$1.9s
Ipswich Pure Thread Silk Stock
ings in black and brown, first
quality back seams; here Mon
day and Tuesday only, pair ..49c
Standard Dry Goods Co.
Forsythe ST., Next to Bank of Com.
merce, Americas, Ca.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Watch, Q size Hunting gold
filled case, Molly Stark movement,
gold filled rope chain. Notify D
W. Whitehead, $50 Academy street
-29-3t.
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(rASSIfIEDADVERTI5 EI7ENT5
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-5O0 bushels FuIghum
Oats, coo per bushel. Phone 1872.
J. H Chafin-29-2t.
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Mules Movinp Beer Are
Confscated; 3 Men Held

MOULTRIE, May %. - County
Policemen Stewart and Cobb this
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1000 Yads fine soft finished
bleaching, full yard VIDE; regu-
larry 25c; here Monday and
Tuesday. yard ---..--..-------------lZ i-Ec
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1000 Yards fine, smooth Sea Is
land, even weave; not more than
100 yards to one buyer at the
price; here Monday and Tues
laN NaNA -----....--...o o.Nl
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White Pique, full regular width,
wide wall selling in the best
stores at soc; here Monday and
TUESDAY, yard l...----.-----,-..-..-,-.29'
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1000 Yards fine English Long
Cloth; fine English finish, here
Monday and Tuesday, yard --,--.l5c
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The Coliseum in Rome has been
leased to motion picture cOmpanN.
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Mrs. Hugh L. Speer, of Leslie, left
Friday for Bessie Tiff to attend the
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Curtain Scrim. double width. full
range of patterns in white and
ecru; good values today at 25c;
here Monday and Tuesday,
ward ..-....-.-..-...-.----.--- IoF
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

ATTENTION!-30 per cent. investment. Eie-
vator apartment. Price $o5, 900. Mtge.
5000. Rental S2i 900. Expenses under
$4,000. Embarrassed. Box III. Stamford.
Conn.
CORNER property on Columbus av., in
Nineties; good investment: suitable for al
terng into small suites JAMES J. ETC5i-
INGHAM, INC, 131 Columbus av. Colum-
bus 1861
CENTRALLY located story apartment
house, vicinity seth st. and Broadway:
rental $4,000; price S275 900. DERSCHUCH
& CO, $50 Broadway.
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iSTIP--Tandaome house, " rooms. two
baths; four acres water front land; price
SIS. 900. BRADY. last lslip. y. I.
JAMAICA Terrace. 81 ,00O cash, balance
s, 500 ou easy terms, modern n. rr1'r
house, detached; sun porlor. tiled bath par
uust, decorated restricted neignborhood; snr
ion " W. scUTr CO.. 800 Fulton st.
jamaica Phone "a
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE stucco house at Garden City,
nished $o25 per month: might consider long
lease unfurnished. OLIVER CHICHESTER,
403 Washington av., Brooklyn; phone Pros
beet 12O7J
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TO close an estate-Five story eight family
and store flat: East saith ST.: plot 50xl0o
en- Riverside Drive, near 169th st. also four
lets on University av., corner of 18TH ST.
Brokers protected. ID u, Herald, Herald SO.
BARGAINS in private dwellings, below 125th
St; IL rooms, . baths, 20x10o, all modern,
$4,000; possession. 126th ST., between 5th
nv. and Lenox av., 20x100, all modern,
$4,000; possession. CHARLES METZGER,
2S East 126th st.
10 room house in excellent condition. par
quet floors, steam heat, electric light, in
slant hot water; up to date In every particu-
lar; must be sold Immediately; could bo
uscd also a two family house.
Broadway REMCO. Doth ST.
Telppbone I2OO Tivnreide
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RESIDENCE, IA rooms. and . farms, Staten
Island. CARRIE BOONE FIELD, s3 Clin-
ton av., Jamaica, l.. ].
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Above 18th St. to 5oth st. Unclusive).
East River to North River.
7es NrT wH1Ln WAITING.

10 NET WHILE WAITING.
Very choice plot over 100 feet. old build
ings, above 2Sth St, west of 9th av.; for
cash only.
BETTER THAN WALL STREET,
1885 NET NO DEPRECIATION.
Modern freproof loft building. covering
five lots. extra heavy construction; leased
20 responsible tenant: long lease; vicinity
Of 42d st. and 9TH av.; about 100000 cash
9TH Av., VICINITY OF BOTH ST.
Substantial business building; pays well
now can be purchased at price that VIII
pay large future profit.
SO Av.. VICINITY 14TH ST.
1.easehold, present low rentals VIII net
CHOICE INVESTMENT CORNER.
vicinity Madison av.. 3ith st.. ell leased. pays
large net return; large plot; equity $3.50. 900;
viii consider nearby Westchester or Long
leland Eentlcman's home and cash.
MANY OTHER CHOICE INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES: SOME WILL CONSIDER
PART EXCHANGE; PRINCIPALS ONLY
DAVID STEWART.
East 4ed 81. Phone il50 Vanderbilt.
q corner, ID av. and 5ist ST.. 40x1o, two
story tenements. with stores. i. X.
pEANE Rector.
DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS.
Possession May !: 10th St, between sth
and 9th avs. convenient to subway, IL and
crosstown lines; 10 foot four story basement
and cellar private housea, IL rooms: good
condition.: price siT,500 each easy terms.
X. +. KILrATRICk, owner. 132 Nassau At.
-FOUR story apartment, stores, within four
blocks Vanderbilt Hotel: $4,000. half cash
rents 81 G20. STRIPE, fs West 34th.
FACING srUTvESANr PARK.
Elegant single flat for sale; adjoining 81.
Georges Church. sONiMER. 2 Rutherfurd pl.
HOUSE for sale. $40 w 18TH st st., story.
attic and basement electric light, bath
good conditions price $1,000 only $500
cash required; possession May l. pUEOSS.
i15 W. ilth st
INVESTING Si25. 900 IN ~ story fireproof
building. near 9Th nv, 42d nets llE for
n years, 95e6 thereafter, besides $500 600
profit on purchase price; leasedi bargain
Investigate. BELL REALTY COMPANY, 20
West 3ith. Phone 30s Pennsylvana.
WILL lease poxfo0 on West 42d. With 20xiQ0
on lsd, 2 ysars;tsio'ooo net sTRtPE'
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Very choice plot over 100 feet. old bui
ings, above 2sth St, west of 9th av.;
cash only.
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NO. 153 WATTS ST,
between West and Washington SITS, near
vehicular tunnel TO Jersey; small three story
building; possession April. Owner. SAMUEL
149 Broadway.
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Borough of Maaba.tan-Misceilaneous.

AMSTERDAM av.. 9.th st.-Apartment
house with stores. no heat: rents $1,000:
expenses So, 900; price $35 900.
Vicinity of Broadway16Sth ST.: business
corner; apartment house. stores; rents
$4,000; expenses 81 800; price $55, 600
Elegant location, overlooking the Hudson
River; fine apartment house; rents SIT goo:
price 500, 600.
Desirable corner elevator apartment, 3,
A. and room apartments: rents $51 900:
expenses $4,000; price S265 200. Also other
bargains; send for list
II. 7. WOOD. go BROADWAY.
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10 E. 4sD ST. PHONE VANDERBILT 5os4
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GOING 10 California: will sell. below cost,
ideal modern brick house and garage
semf-detached rooms and bath; entirely
furnished up TO date. laundry and playroom
duet floors, enclosed porch located re-
strcted residential section Bay Ridge. MOE
g. CO. Sd av.-56th St, Brooklyn.
HENRY r. MOTT CO., city, country real
estate. od7 Fulton 81. nrooiyn. Main 4os7.
MOST useful corner, brick veneer. one fam
lily quaint cottsre and garage. plot 50xiOO;
very select location: bargain. Phone Mr..
WINKEI, Tlatbush sss1.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

story English basement dwelling, best
residential section, East Side: has recently
been converted into three separate apart
ments: one duplex, single floors; electricity.
elevator. roof garden: possession 80 days.
] IT'S Herald, oSO B'way,
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
BROOKS g MoMhNp.

=.
i15 BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 2261.
CHOICE second mortFage for sale; $50. 600;
Manhattan loft building. Sharum, 40 Bway
ptfBLTSUING house wants loan of $40 600
for one year on note secured by first mort
gaze on New Jersey suburban property worth
$50 600: win pay Geo and substantial bonus
FIRST mortgage $4,000, per cent. nearly
4 vcaras security 500 900. modern Jersev III
room residence and large plot IN exclusive
home park, committing distance; principals
lrcct. l. 433 Herald, ESQ Bway
fIRsT mortgage money 20 loan ON ppart-
meut and tenement houses. WI a.
KEADTN, n w. sd. Gramcrcy 4i5l.
] want s25, 600 first mortgage on handsoms
hrownstOne apartment, NJ. Morris Park
North; best constructed and best located
y. Y. sCuLLY. % ~ i25th VI.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
1sT AND 2D MORTGAGES
Greater New York New Jersey. Connecticut
&C.. improved or unmproved. Income. DWELL
iues. acreage or manufacturing properties
considered. 7. SMITH & CO.
800 MADISON Az. NEW YORK.
OPPORTUNITY for party with 5000
$4,000 development nearby suburban
large interest given IN enterprise aud pcrma.
nent connection; starting immediate sale,
win return money few months j CSC Herald,
ESQ Broadway.
SECOND mortgage money Manhattan or
Bronx property; brokers protected. RETZ-
KER. i41 Bway
THIRD MORTGAGE wanted $4,000 viii nay
attractive bonusi must act quick. Box
l6s, Harlem.
WANT first nortgaes $500; good Queens
Borough dvsnins. bonus. shar,Srn. 17o away.
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thorough Of oueeus--saIc or Rent.

A COUNTRY homo ~ charm and comfort
reasonably prted. Z rooms aud bath. IS
feet frontage on Florence av. Bsysdc, l.. T.,
within 20 minutes OF Pennsylvania Terminal
Via L. & r. Y. Apply 70 MISS GRACE
WEEKS, vlstf av., Baysida-
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1T3 e. 10TH ST.-Attractive block; rooms.
. baths: Just remodeled: ready for occu-
pancy; $4,000. WILLIS, Rhinelander 28f.
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L. r. BLAICI
FOR ONE WHO WANTS

lIlEElORT--Hous of II rooms. bath and
double car garage, occupying corner plot.
14sx1IJ, choice location, for sale. bargain ~
purchased now. GEORGE J. REARDON, 1S
W. Merrick road, Freeport, l.. /. Tel.
1f"I-w Frenport.
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FOR SALE FURNISHED.
story English basement dwelling lower
sos, near 5th av., 30 rooms. 10 baths, in ex-
cellent conditions beautifully furnished
possession so days. III Herald. ESQ
RroadNav
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9Sf MADISON Av.

9S1 MADISON Av..
Northeast Corner of 10th st.
For Sale-Cooperative tenant ownership
plan proprietor OF your own home for less
than $4,000 cash. balance like rent: or less
than $4,000 casr--less than $1,000 yearly
for carrying expenses.
Ten story. fire proof building, two apart
ments on each floor. each apartment has
seven large rooms and two baths.
MISS NEWELL.
1913 w. 18th st. Chelsea 6650.
VIII be AZ aS1 Madison av at 2 p. M daily.
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"a 70 gIST ST

16xf00, story American basement; baths,
story extension hardwood floors and cleo
trio light; immediate possession. Price and
terms to suit purchaser. PEASE & ELL
MAN, $40 Madison av.
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l3o-l3o EAST 10TH ST.
19x102.2 each, two story and basement
with story extensions; immediate posses
sion; will sell together or separately. PEASE
G. ELLIMAN, $40 Madison av. Muir. Hill 62OC
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED

Borough of Queens.