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The New York herald., 1921-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COUNTY
HARRIET L. NAUMANN, and others. De-
PENDANTS.
In Pursuance OF n Judgment OF Foreclosure
and Sale duly made and entered In the above
entitled action, and bearing date the FIJI
teenth day OF December, 1920, i, the under
signed, the Referee. in said Judgment named,
will sell Mt Public Auction TO the highest
tioneer. az the Brooklyn Real Estate FIX
change. 1s9 Montague Street. In the Borouyh
OF Brooklyn. County of Kings, on the TWENTY
eighth day Of January, 1921, at twelve O'CLOCK
noon, the premises directed by said Judg-
ment 70 be sold. and therein described as
follows!
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
thereon erected, situate In Brooklyn. Kings
County. New York, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at n point on the EoSterly
side OF Fifth Avenue, distant twenty-five feet
and one inch Southerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the Easterly
side Of Fifth Avenue with the Southerly side
on n line parallel with Sixteenth Street
seventy-seven feet thence Southerly on a
line parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty
one feet and four inches thence Westerly
on n line parallel with Sixteenth Street, sew
enty-seven feet 10 the Ensterly side OF Firth
Avenue, and thence Northerly along said
Eastery side OF Fifth Avenue twenty-one
feet and four inches to the point and place
OF beginning
Dated. December 30, 1920.
WILLIAM A. ALCOCK. Referee.
GUY w. GORDON, Plaintiffs Attorney. 2
Rector street. Borough of Manhattan,
New York City,
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

ORANGE, n. ]. GAG Central av) Two va
cancies; large, light double rooms; home
privileges. home cooking; ideal for couples
or two gentlemen each; fine location; con
venient trolley, railroad. Phone Orange 3S02J.
PINE VIEW Hotel Lakewood. n. J.-Dietary
laws. Tel. 303 Lakewood. l.. LEINWOOD.
RAIDER HOTEL, Lakewood, n. dietary
laws observed: capacity 100. Phone Dis.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


lash promptly paid for property threatened
with foreclosure give details conf dentially.
Box 1929. City Hall Station. New York.
LEASEHOLD for sale on business building
covering entire block front, also mortgage.
both in exchange for investment properties.
PEASE & ELLIMAN, $40 Madison av. Tele-
phone Murray Hill 5000.
OWNERS OF investment properties desire TO
sell or exchange for city country resi-
dence. PEASE ELLIMAN, $40 Madison
av. Tel. Murray Hill 620o.
SPECULATIVE Leases Wanted.
GEORGE NEIMAN. 522 Fifth Avenue.
WILL lease property IN need OF repairs
for alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO..
J0z 9th aV.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

UNIIEJ STAIES MARSHAL'S SALE.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the United States District Court for the
Southern District Of Florida, on the 27th do~
Of December. 1920. notice is hereby giH
that will sell by public auction, for cash.
on Tuesday. the 18th day of January 1921
at IL o'clock noon. at the Forsyth street
door OF the Post Office, Jacksonville Flor
ida. the Norwegian steel bark Fiore Quilt In
1892 at Glasgow registered tonnage $50;
net tonnage, .465: length 25f.5 feet
breadth. SS.2 feet; depth 2i6 feet; as she
Eow lies at Merrill Stevens Dock, Jackson
Vile. Florida. n. II. BOSWELL,
United States Marshal.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

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BOY, q months old, 20 be given for adoption
+ 1862 Herald. Harlem.
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INFORMATION WANTED.


CHARLES DUCROQUET.-I would be glad to
locate him or his family. Any Information
will be greatly appreciated. NINE. III. NJ.
MrII.ENAX. Cedartown, 0eorgla.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

EIGHT room corner house beautifully fur
nished, all improvements, on plot OF n1Nl2u :
private garage; steam heat; situated in Hlll-
crest Park, Jamaica. l.. /. rent SlT3. For
further particulars, phone Monday and Tues
day Eitzroy 235l
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORIES FOR RENTS, 900 so. IT.,
floors. 5000 or $1,000 IT.; or separate.
modern buildings, sprinkled. elevator. cleo
tricty, heat Bradley Building, 11th st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City; s minutes
from Grand Central Station, . blocks from
all subways cent car fare. Principals only
address A. ]. BRADLEY, owner. 10l Beck
ST.. New York. Phone 3501 Beekman.
HUDSON ST. NEAR CHARLES ST.
Five story building. with IL on
Charles ST. For factory or ware
house For sale or lease owner.
SAMUEL KILPATRICK. 149 B'way.
NEW factory building, floors, 100 1T. from
r. r. station In middle of town. H..
TURTLETAUAB 30 New Brunswick av.,
Perth Amboy, n. J.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE space wanted. below Chambers ST..
POOL 800 square feet. including three pri-
vate offices; immcdiate possession desired.
r COS Herald. broadway.
OFFICE AND STOCK ROOM SPACE, about
400 feet. Grand Central zone. building spe-
ciaity; Will suitcase. Phone Vanderbilt 5575
WILL lease or purchase garage. West Fit-
ties. l. 203 Herald. Herald so.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY There Is an ex-
uusite little furnished house for rent for a
month or two In the Washington square dis
trict. large studio; grand plano; not AT all
cheap. but unusually desirable; light and
heat included. Call Scarsdale 81 or write
box 1856, Scarsdale
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED


TO sublet until Oct 3. 81 400 cash. small
furnished outside apartment on 10Th floor
Hotel Netherlana 9th aV and 59th 81. Phone
Plaza 500. room 1915
UNUSUALLY high class apartments Of !?
and rooms furnished and unfurnished
with kitchen. CAN 733 West End av., or
phone 2i97 SCHUYLER before 10 or after ..
WEST END Az. S0i Corner Goth st) -
Handsomely furnished room apartment,
living room, . bedrooms. kitchen: newly
decorated River 1914. after y. Nj.
10TH ST. i2G E.-Suhlet furnished room
apt DEFLoREz, Murray HIN $500.
alsT AL w. (Chelsea square Park) Fur
ushed. two rooms. bath; remodelling Just
completed steam heat. electricity; to re-
fined gentleman; Sl5 week; exclusive. Wat
kns 6S6s.
42D. 22s W.-Luxurious. furnished bachelor
apartments. consisting of parlor, bedroom
aud bath; $50 TO $50 weekly full hotel ser
nth, 1872 w Hotel Felix Portlandl .--Desir-
able suites rooms. bath; reasonable.
65TH ST. East.-Three rooms and bath.
either furnished or unfurnished HARRIS,
NOUGHT & Co. 9 East 46th 81.
10TH ST., "a w.-Beautifully furnished apt;
large living room. overlooking, Central
Park. one fireplace, two large bedrooms.
two baths. foyer hall. kitchen: short or long
lease. Apart. 2l.
6lST ST.-Eight room apartment, furniture
for sale; rent only 81 200 per year. Apply
VIM. A. TAYLOR, Inc. 2o5 Columbus av.
82D ST. 40 East.-Elegantly furnished seven
room, three baths apartment; season or
year. ESCHWEGE
T7TH ST. 335 W. near Drive, overlooking
Hudson-Beautiful one and two extra large
Ntchenette and bath apartment ., maid
service Apply SUPT.
10TH, 800 WEST-Eight rooms, 2 baths.
furnished, for six months; $500 monthly;
immediate possession references. Superin-
tendent.
115TH ST, 4O3 We rooms beautifully
furnished thoroughly modern; Immediate
occupancy; short lease; $500. Cathedral
707s. Apt. SO.
elevator: on Broadway; two toilets; one or
two years lease. Apt. 40
142D ST. near Riverside Drive.-To subet,
room apartment, completely furnished.
all outside rooms, hardwood floors player
piano. For Information call Mad. So. 8295.
114TH, 1923 W. capt. 19D D.--Five rooms, artis-
tically furnished, overlooking Columbia;
immediate possession: October lease: S125.
New Jersey.
MONTCLAIR.-Furnis house for rent,
$225 10 rooms. two baths and extra lava
tory large open fireplaces; large billiard
room and garage central and residential
privilege; owner and son would occupy two
rooms and bath. Mrs. NJ. G. STEVENS, 10
Midland av., Montcair n. j. Phone Mont
clair 80.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


In0xlta. vacant. West Bronx, equity 100000.
What's offered? SHARUM l70 broadway
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.


LADY desires room. board. In private fam
fly; price moderate; two meals; give par
ticulars; references exchanged. O 12s Her
aid Herald so.
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FOR sALE-MISCELLANEOUS
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

I pay 25es more than any one for your FUR
niture, rugs, pianos, paintings. BAlSLEf, &,
115 University place (Stuyvesant 22vs).
WANTED--National cash register will pay
spot cash. Write, stating condition, price,
Sc, 9. NJ, 9iT Tribune building. N. n.
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34TH, 2i9 Undesirable room. suitable one
or two electricity, phone, elevator.
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WEST END Av.. soi (e9th st) Large front
room attractvely furnished, suitable for
two; also single adjoining room; separate or
In suite. phone: low rates; third floor.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
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Westchester.
ROCKI.AND MANOR,
ROCKLAND AV.. MAMARONECK. N. Y.
Ideal winter homo: electricity. hot water
heating, baths: SIS per week. upward.
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINING.
Excellent table. own cows, chickens and
garage good committing distance.
TELEPHONE MAMARONECK eos.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL.
124 Bruce av.; large comfortable rooms.
open for enga cement. Tol Yonkers 3344.
vALHALLA MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
vAIHAIIsA. n. Y.-Wesichester County;
telephone White Plains ii06. IS minutes
from Grand Central: excellent board warm
rooms: mountain air. outdoor skating: spe-
cal rates for commuters. week enders.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.


Furnished.
WANTED by man and wife, small nicely
furnished apartment; give full particulars
q i0T Herald. Herald ,q.
Unfurnished.
COUPLE desire three or four rooms all i'm
provements. Call Cypress 1923.
WANTED--S rooms, ground floor apartment,
T2d 20 Goth st. vicinity West End av. :
physician. l. A.. 1874 Herald. Herald So
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.


ROOM wanted with balcony or roof; moder-
ate c $50 Herald. Fulton st.
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23D ST., West.-Large. prettily furnished
room, adjoining bath; Independent entrance,
electric lights. heated. hot cold water, fire
place; ne roomers In house. Watkins 639S.
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70S.--Large, cheerful front room, elect ricity
parquet, adjoining bath; near subway; pri-
vate home; gentleman; references. Schuyler
S153
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IIVTEL NDMIS,
gJO-0Jo West lalth Street


Rooms. Sl2 weekly. with private bath (;
without bath, 81 weekly. every convenience; /;
transients 81 up. Telephone Morningside T0S.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CHAIN of three stores for sale; all well
established and bringing splendid income;
owner forced to change climate. otherwise
would not consider selling; unusual oppor-
tunity for person with capital and executive
ability Address =. o. Box 665, Schenectady.
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10TH ST, 27S W.-Sunny, modern conven-
iences phone; light housekeeping; IS up;
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7TH AN. G1Tth st) beautifully furnished
room, suitable business girl or nurse mod
ern apartment. Morningslde 024l
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New York.
cInLDREN's COUNTRY HOTEL

CIuLDREN'S COUNTRY HOTEL.
Near New York City.
II through business or domestic dificulties
you nre unable 20 give your children essen
tiaI attention and training. they can find
tho happiners and health they 10 need. amid
beautiful surroundings and away from city
dangers.
Mothers care breathing exercises. training
of temper and proper food. Reasonable rates.
Unlike Institution.
DR FAUST,
Valley Cottage, ". Y.
Phone Congerr ~. Ff.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

TO Lease--6 story brick warehouse. . blocks
from water front, railroads. electric ele-
yator; small garage included: loading plat
form. HILL. $50 GRAND ST.. B'klyn.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.


10Th, fO2 E.--BiR studio, open fire, heat.
electric light. $50: male. Apply top floor,
n IN
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42p, 800 W.-Rooms steam heat water,
electric. telephone: s5 So HUGHES.
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l1TH, 80 West-Large back parlor. with con-
Meeting room private bath; suitable gem
usmen or business couple.
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Borough of Bronx.

i63D ST. CTeller Av.. Merose Courts. Two
Blocks from Crosstown. I Block from New
York Central Station)-4. =. q. room apart
tenants; rates $Ss-si54 Apply on premises
Niewenhous Realty Corp, 316 East 161st.
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HOUSEWOEk-Woma wishes position; good
cook, competent take entire charge OF
apartment, family of .: no washing; $75;
well recommended. Celine. 253 w 2ith.
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4STH. 43 W.-Large room. private bathroom
meals II desired. 3916 Bryant.
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GOTH. 2l3 w.--Private house. second floor.
large sitting room, bedroom and bath;
| steam. electricity. phone q gentlemen onlyl.
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VERY large second floor front room In
private house with small family: heat. cleo
trio light. hot and eold water, bath; high
class references required terms $23 weekly.
Aud. 6TSS
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CHAUFFEUR. young. married. careful
driver; excellent mechanic; sober and re-
liable private or commercial; go anywhere.
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic 800. American.
careful driver; 10 years private experience
high powered cars; neat. willing. obliging.
Archer. S62 Amsterdam aV. Academy 352f
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9TH. 12s W.-Parlor and bedroom. with
separate entrance; private apartment: I:
steam. electricity convenient to bath ::
phone; clean: references. Campeau
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CHAUFFEUR, all round useful man. Swede
(29) neat, hard worker; 7 years driving;
years last position; low wages; anywhere.
o SO Herald Herald 50.
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COUPLE, young. wish positions, chauffeur
and handy man: wife good cook: city
country r 1853 Herald Harlem.
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63D ST. 81 W.-Well furnished, airy double
room. adjoining bath.
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UFFEUR-MECHANIC. married, age IS
ii years shop and road experience; trust
worthy. obliging; salary moderate: best ref
erenceS. Chas. Paskorich. 631 East 18TH.
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7TH AV.. 2266-Furnished room for r,
spectacle couple. 4th floor PAYvLUTNET
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WILL SELL MY CONTROL OF YOUNG
RAPIDLY GROWING BUSINESS; $4,000.
N 10 HERALD, HERALD SO.
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CHAUFFEUR, colored, 81, wishes position
private family; careful driver; handy
around house: Al reference; city country.
II 1641 Herald. Brooklyn.
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driver; understands care OF furnace will
Ing to be useful; city or country; i years
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HOUSEWORK. laundry. cooking wanted by
woman; mornings only. Rosencrans, 244'
Sth av.
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TO sublet until Oct. 3, 81 400 cash. small
furnished outside apartment on 10Th floor
Hotel Netherlani. 9Th av and 59th 81. Phone
Plaza 500, room 1910
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man. neat. American.
desires work as chauffeur. private Amer
lean family commercial age 2S soldering
l3 years. w. Martin. 1870 w. lI2d, apt. 53.
Prone Audubon oS4O
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light colored wish positions man
best cook, wife waitress; best references.
Cunbs 30 W. B3d.
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9TH ST. 100 W.-One large double room
furnished, ra rlor bedroom, till Septem-
ber 20. Phone Circle 144S and Circle 900.
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COIORED girl, light housework; sleep in
references, Cheyes. B1a West 3eth.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. &C.

German cook excellent
baker; American family; city, country
wages $40; no cards; 432 East 5sth (Doran's
belD.
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I
\ 9th. 235 West.-Nice, light warm, large
housekeeping room: $12 bath; phone.
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WET wash laundry for sale; splen-
did opportunity to secure established
business Tel $3.50 Newtown. 1918
North Railroad av., Corona. l.. j.
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CORPORATIONS organized and financed;
advice on business matters. FISCHER q
SEY 1l7 lfh StnNNaSant R1S2.
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
family, long experience, good mechanic;
at present employed. Can call evenings after
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CHAUFFEUR, mechanic. wishes position
private family; eight years experience;
references. Charles Mayer, 342 L. 142d st.
3470 Melrose
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Washington Heights, Above Ie5th ST..
West of sth Av.

TWO rooms and bath. private dwelling:
electric light and gas; light housekeeping
privileges; $50 per month. Apply Mrs.
THOMAS. 554 w. 165th. near Bway.
nings.
HIST. $50 west.-High class. elevator. SIX
rooms, two baths, February 1.
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FOR Christian people; . family cottage
first floor, rooms, bath, steam, parquet,
electric; with owner; 500 month. i16 win
throp. upstairs bell. Tel. 6O9i Flatbush.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
GIRLS LEARNING
MOTOR UPKEEP
Wellesley Course Includes
Careful Drifting.

WELLESLEY, Mass, Feb. A-Carefui
driving, motor upkeep and engine troubles
are the subjects for a course announced
by the physics department for the girls
of Wellesley College. The title of the
course, which is taught by Prof. Lucy
Wilson, is 1.-THE Automobile; Principles
and Construction"
Most Of the time is spent on ignition
and carburetion," said Miss Wilson in
explaining the purpose Of the course.
1.-The girls must learn to spot engine
troubles and must learn how to fix them,
for until they become self reliant they
cannot become careful and intelligent
drivers. AS soon as a new building pro-
vides an adequate laboratory we shall
have the actual motor work on the test
stand. Today we can only let the girls
take the motors down and assemble them;
learning the functions Of every part and
learning the theory Of internal combus-
ton engines in a practical way"
About thirty girls have enrolled In the
course.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
POULTRY SHOW
DRAWS WIDELY
Entries From Over u. S,
Coming Here.

Entries from practically every county
IN the State and more than fifteen other
States for the Poultry Show, which opens
in Tomlinson Hall next Wednesday ana
continues through Sunday, assure the
largest exhibition OF its kind ever staged
In Indianapolis. Breeders from all parts
ef the country consider a win here of
as great value as any they can make else
where.
Mere men and women are making their
living from the breeding Of standard
poultry in Indiana than in any other
State. The Indianapolis show holds the
distinction Of being the oldest exhibition
in America. II is twelve years older
than the Madison Square Garden Show
in New York, sixteen years older than
the Mechanics Hall Show. Boston, and
more than three times as old as the Col
iseum Show, Chicago.
Poultry breeding made rapid strides
during the war, the work being fostered
by the Agricultural Department at Wash
ington. Experts were sent into every
section Of the country TO teach the best
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04

methods of making poultry profitable,
both for eggs and meat. No State insti-
tuition has gone farther than the poultry
extension bureau Of Purdue University,
which will have one Of the strongest
representations at the Tomlinson Hail
show.
; One OF the features of the show will
be a contest staged by the Quaker Oats
Company, the entrants to be judged by
the Purdue standard.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
no rREAT GOOSE FEATHERs
Q. How should goose feathers be treat
ed before placing In pillow ticks?

ed before placing In pillow ticks?
A Z. c.
A. The Bureau of Biological Survey
suggests the following tre4Khent for
goose feathers: Soak them II gasoline
and place in thin layers on a fat surface.
Then throw over the feathers either
plaster of paris or corn meal. When this
has soaked up a quantity of the gasoline,
remove it and put on fresh, repeating
the process until the feathers are thor
oughly dry. Then air them to get rid
of the odor of gasoline before placing
the feathers In a pillow case.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
Prntect tn. Cnndren

Healthy Blood and a Healthy System is
a Child's best protection against Colds,
Grip and Influenza. Give them GROVES
IRON TONIC SYRUP. 75c.-Advertise-
ment
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
Your Che, &c Of Bed-Daven-
port or Bed-Daveno

Golden Oak, Mahogany or Funed Oak Finish.
Initiation Spanish Leather UphoIsterIne
Reg. $3.50 Davenport or Daveno. $50. IS
Reg. s99.50 Davenport or Daveno. $69. SO
Reg. $1O5.0O Davenport or DaYeno. $685.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
Bed-Davenports

Mahogany Finish Tapestry Uphosterlng.
Our reg. s125.O0 Davenport, now . $3.50
Our reg $4,000 Davenport, now. S1O1.5O
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04

you have memories odhoned davenport bed uncomfortable
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THEM
comfortable
that will living
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04

Mems Work and Dress Shoes,
Mems Heavy Tan Work Shoes, also
Gun Metal Button, Patent Button,
and Patent Lace in Bal and Bluch-
er Styles. Now reduced to $1.93.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
as Davenos and 3-Pece Daveno Suites at Pre-War Pl

n the tina reIn ehav
n eiuu ofmedbyh rddons
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-04
Three Piece Bed
Daveno Suites

Golden Oak, Mahogany or Fumed Oak Finish.
Chair, DaVeno and Rocker.
Our reg. $129.5o Daveno Suite. s9O.65
Our reg. $14s50 Daveno Suite. -. S1O4.65
Our reg. s159.50 DaYeno Suite. -. $111.6B
Our reg. s1sS.5O Daveno Suite. -. .s11s.65
The Washington times., 1921-03-25
MARCH 25, 1921
Run the Financial Frauds
Out of WashingtOn
By BILL PRICE,.

Just how many hundreds of thousands of perfectly good
dollars have been sunk in fake oil and other stock companies
and ventures in WashHgt0n-money, too belonging to
and of snail means-nobody knows. At any rate
there large numbers of Offices of these bue sky
here and their agents every day landing freh
suckers who will again the color of the money
they much need for other purposes
F. X. WHOLLEY, secretary of the Advertising Club
of Washington, addresses this letter to the editor:
blue-sky editorial Of yours
fraudulent have branches selling
these high
the sale Of stocks add the
for Office and executive
has insolvent
his hands with
harksa leeches Of a similar
that Commissioners have held meeting with
it is evident editorial has done good immediately
Mr. Wholey, constantly in touch with business cond
tions in the District learns of the gross frauds committed
many people to whom the financial losses serious
The remedy is law which will make every cor
poraton individual selling stocks in the District lay his
hand in front of officials who will know whether his propo
sition is fair fraudulent Then the public will be pro-
tected. @