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BLACKS

Mr. Birnie A. Reinaman and family
entertained on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Reese and daughters, .L0uella
and Irene, Mr.. and Mrs ChagieS
Bowers and daughter NaomL all OF
near Walnut Grove; MIR. Cls.rs Rein
aman, OF Littlestown, and Mr. and
Mrs. Meryin j. Iarner ana san, La
verne.
Mis-. Mabel \. Copenhayc- spent
several days last week visiting IN
Hanover
MIR. and Mrs Milton Crabbs and
daughters, Grace and Catherine. Of
near the Stone Road, and Mr. and
Mrs. James CrabbB and son, Erwin. OF
near piney Creek Station were sun
day visitors at the home of Mr.. Geo
Mayors and family.
Master Ralph W.. C0penhaver is
spending this week visiting his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward COpen-
hayer, of near Bethel Church
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Wolfe. OF the
Cross Roads, entertained on Sunday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Meryin J. Har-
ner and son, Layerne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Stonesifer and son, Robert. Mr..
and Mrs Ralph W. Study and sons,
John and Lester, OF near Pleasant
Grove; Mr., and Mrs. John L. Wolfe,
OF Markers Mill, and Mr. Lloyd Base
boar.
REV. and Mrs ], NJ. Lau and son,
Irwin, Jr., Of LittlestOwn we're Sun
day visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel II. Mayors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Null and daugh-
ter, Gladys, OF Littlestown, were re-
cent visitors at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Laughman.
MIR. and Mrs John }. Kemper Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Birnie A. Reina-
man on Monday evening.
Working corn is the order OF the
day in our community
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PHEASANT VALLEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Bay Hahn and son,
Edward, and Mr. Levi Myers, Of Bal
tinofe. were guests lat Mr.. Edward
HaHn's over sunday, MIR. Myers is al
ways a welcome visitor in our town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Eckard, Of
Jacobs Mills, Pa, spent Saturday
With Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ecklfd
Miss Ruth Mummert. Of Jacobs
MIL Pa, spent Saturday with Miss
Ruth Geiman.
Sunday School, al / D, M Preach
ing al 2, and at 3 Prof. Roop. viii give
N concert. Both Piney Greek and Sill
vcr Kun classes are cordially invited
to attend. Young Peoples meeting az
+. M, led by Miss Annie SENT $
CLASH. Sister Magdelone. Of the Luth-
erap Deaconess Home, will be with
us at''all these services. and will talk
to the children. A cordial invitation
is extended 10 all
Don't forget the Aid Society next
Wednesday night, June s, at 5 .. m.
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Feed Purina
Poultry Feeds
Farm Power Co.
MO. 1905 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll Cuun-
~, sitting IN Equity
In the matter OF the Petition OF Anna
NJ. Folk.
The object Of the Petition. "a the
above entitled cause, Is 20 change the
name Of Anna ~. Folk 20 Anna A..
Lester,
The petition states. That she is Il
resident Of Carroll county, State Of
Maryland where she has resided all
her life: That she is an adult over
the age OF twenty-one years; That
she desires her name, Anna NJ Folk,
changed TO Anna NJ Lester. her
maiden name. for the reasons that
she was divorced yinculo matrt-
monii from Walter r. Folk by de-
cree Of the Circuit Court for Carroll
County sitting in Equity. passed on
.the eleventh day Of May. In the year
nineteen hundred and twenty-one. In
cause No. 1898 Equity, that she IS re-
siding with her father Irwin s. Le.g-
ter and Is known as Anna NJ. Folk,
which often leads TO miscarriage ~
mails. That she has no child nor
children.
It is therefore this 23rd day Of MAJ,
in the year nineteen hundred aud
twenty one, by the Circuit Court for
Carroll County, sitting In Equity ar
dered that the petitioner cause COPY
Of this order, with the object and sub
stance Of the petition, 10 be inserted
Ia some newspaper, published IN Carr
roll county, State OF Maryland, for
four successive weeks before the 9th
day of June, in the year nineteen
hundred and twenty-one giving no.
tice to whom II may concern TO APP
pear in this Court in person or BY
solicitor on or before the 10Th day
OF July, in the year nipafeen hun
bred and twenty-one. TO show cause,
Iif any there be, why q decree shall
not pass as prayed.
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
True copy--Teat
Edward o. Cash, Clerk, may2T-5t
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TO CREDITORS.

The i - rive notice that ths subscribers haze
obtained frnua the Orphans Court q Carroll
County. Maryland isttsfh q Standardization On the
FnFaohhi EsiAto -
SAMUEL A. HARNfgn.
ATE n Carroll GaubtF deceased Al feFsons
hAe isR elalrna ARalnst tbs 8scrAsra are hofrisY
wefWsi 70 eGiiuit the sans. with the tufrisrs
thtfssa Legally authenticated - ths eutetFi beers
90 ~ before The 2ith daY II nsortAber isli thsf
rng niherstss b. lew h. esaiuisd from al bsnsdt
~ sid estate.
Gtssh uuaSr oar hands thls iGth DAY q Nav.
1874.
EMMA r. NARNIgu
SAMUEL EDGAR uAHEtNH.
nnY 29-At Adfnfnistrators
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Mo. saszlnOurY.

In the Cireuft coart for Carroll connty
renianln r.. Riglsr. % uicosaplainants. Va. Will
y, Higher. 81 a. Defendants.
Ordered this 2fth dry 81 May A. u. 1891
that the hccnnnt 81 thr Auditor sled In tiiH cnus.
be fnalS ratified and cohfrfse3. unless caaac q
the contrary thereof ba shown on Or l@fere IN.
18th dav Of June. nest. pfnyidcd q cory oI
this order BE- Inserted for two successive weaki
before tie lasi hasnod day IN some nsWrpnpel
published IN Carroll county.
EDWARD o. CASH. chrt.
True Coy Test
EDWARD o. CASH. clost.
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MO. $500 EQUITY.


In The Circuit Court for Carroll
County, In Equity.
TX parte.
Ia the Matter 81 the Trust Estate ~
Edward G. YiuRling and Fannie a.
YinRllnR his wife. trading az e.
c. Ylngling a Company. aud indi-
vidually, Edward o. Wennt Trustee
ORDERED. this 18th day OF May
IN the year aineteon hundred and
twenly-one. upon The afuregulng pc
.tiiion that the Circuit Court for Car
roll County, sitting as a Court Of
Equity, take jurisdiction In the trust
estate OF the said Edward G. Wing
ling and Fannie u. Yingling. bis
wife, trading as T. c. Yingling 6
Company. and Edward G. Yingling
and Fannie X. Yingling. individually.
and that said Trustee settle said
trust estate under the supervision
and eontrol OF the said Circuit Court
for Carroll County, sitting as a Court
of Equity.
And It Is further ORDERED. that
the said Edward o. Weant, the
Trustee in the above cause named,
give the usual notice TO the credit
tors OF the said Edward G. Yingllng
and Fannie X. Yiugling. his wife,
trading as e. G.. Yingling & Company.
and Edward G. Yingling and Fannie
II. Yingling, individually, who were
such prlor 10 the 10th day OF May,
IA. D, 1921. TO file their claims prom
erly authenticated, with the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
on OF before the 22nd day OF August,
A. D. 1921 by causing copy OF this
order to be published in some news
paper In Carroll County, for four
successive weeks before the 10Th day
of June. A. D. 1921.
wM. HENRY FoRsYTHE, Jr.
EDWARD O. wEANT, Solicitor.
True Copy--Test;
EDWARD 0. CASH, Clerk
may 20
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sos1 EQUITY.

y The circult Court for Carroll Cossty
Futs W baum Complainant. ". 1hr Faunsfu'
Cooperative Mia and FfUsars Company, q bosis
corporate. Defendant
Ordered this z9gh day u May. A. H.. le1i
that The Sefupb asramnt ~ the Auditor eled IN
this ~ hhaily ratified nna confirmed unieas
ehese % tho contrary thereof b. shown on ~ b..
fore the Sch day ~ June. neat provided 8 copy n
this ofdrF b. inseFfed fnf tso successive weeks
before The last named dag ~ sufns novsraues
published VI Carroll county.
EDWARD q CASH. Ciefk
True Cows Test
MAY 2e.st EDWARD o CASH CieTk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

rhis W 10 giir uoii,e fiat thr srhsrfiber
has ahiAlBei fru4p The Orphans CHnFi II
taffaN caHhfy. MHry lrttrrs % adj
miuistAtion on Che estate of
THOMAS l. ". coaDON.
iate ~ Carroll County. Maryland, drrraafd
Jnllef tlte provisions ~ rbaHtrr iiG ~ ibH
Nets ~ ihr Gruvrai Assembly ~ Maryland
~ 1912 Ail rrEldrnt ct Huits resident rfasi
iinFr ~ the dnrcudrmi arr horribly warned "a
exhibit thcir claims against Haid drrrndeui
with The vouchers thereof legally huihrnti-
cHtrfl 10 The subscriber uBd 10 nle the same
Ia tip orphans Court ~ Carruil county. uu
OF before the goih asy q November 1871
they may otherwise hy law De uNriHilsti
fFan 80 heueni ~ said rsiatc
ilyea nudcr my hand ibis zath DAY d
Autil Hei
DENTON c0RDOR.
apF 2s-bt Administrator
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STOP, LOOK, LISTEN, then go
TO the Automobile Garage OF
John E. ECkEMRODE

at the old established Buggy and Palnt
Shop. George and Liberty streets.
Westminster, where you can get frat
class work. have been In the bust.
ness for thirty-tye yeara aud claim 10
know when Job "a up 10 standard.
have a painter that worked for Nc
BenelPs Bros, Of Washington, ID C..aBd
can give you ffrst-class work. I paint
automobiles and put on new tops and
do repairing OF all kind. | am still In
the BUGGY BUSINESS. Glad 10 have
you call and looS my work over.
George aud Liberty Streets,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
Phone Ism.
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20 cRHDrToRs.

This b 70 aiyr notice that the subscriber has
ebtanei from Ne Orpl,ans Coart n CaFfuli coun.
~. "a MarYlhad. iettars Of Administration on the
personal EsiAts "
SrANisLAw sABKo.
late Of Carroll county, dee4assc. "A ishruans
having claims aRainst thu deceased ave heFshF
warned 20 exhibit the saFna. with the seHcheff
thereof lcralif authcntifNta1. 20 the sahedtfhsf,
on n baf1re the i9th day 81 Derenbsf. 1871. they
- naii estate.
Gsssa under my bAnd this s,h day of Mag.
issi.
LEE I. HBcnF.a
AdnlnlttFntar.
Lee = ifectf. Administrator. AfiofAes az Law,
Nd FidehN Building. haltsmaga. Nj.
MAJ i5-it
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TOO
LATE

Death only a matter of short time.
Don't wait until pains and aches
become incurable diseases. Avoid
painful consequences by taking
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
CRANBERRY. ND.

The County Commissioner Of Car.
roll county will meet al their once
IN Westminster, every Monday and
Tuesday. In the year. 1890, for the
transaction OF business
BY order.
SAMUEL J. STONE. Clerk.
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An Kinds Of Printing Done.
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In the Circuit Court for Carroll
County. In Equity.
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The worlds standard remedy for kidney
liver, bladder and uric acid troubies---the
National Remedy Of Holland since 1896
Guaranteed. Three sizes. all druggists
Tack fer the name Cold Medal en- every bon
and accept 10 imiiation
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coMPToMETER OPERATOR.

CoMPToMETER OPERATOR.
ONE WHO is ALSO A TYPIsT, TO
BfLLTNG MACHINES; MUST ne EXPERT.
ENCED AND ACCURATE. APPLY g. q
A. STERN. 81 9TH Av.
HOMEwORKERs, experienced ribbon novel;
tics. RUBY Ribboncrnft. 10 eth av.
HOUsEWORI want two women, one
n cook, the other n second Eirl-rurse, IN
our small, modern home in Hartsdsie. West
chester county; salary 70 start win be made
satisfactory and increases viii be paid for
length Of service; we do not want beginners,
apply: women 80 10 40 years of age pre-
ferred. Apply In person or telephone satur-
day. morning or afternoon. II. NJ. Wilson, 30s
Madison av., New York city. Telephone
wanted, Spanish preferred.
good home; $40. no objection 10 baby. Do
Lacy, lo3 lincoln pl., B'klyn. Sterling 2i6o-J.
NURSE. experienced, for girl Of 3 and In
FAINT boy; country nov, ciy. winter per.
aonal reference required. Gail, to II, -
w. 4sth 81.
OFFICE clerk in factory, quick At figures.
filing. SC. Bushwick. T03 Herald, 10th ~.
sALEswoMEN. brieht. energetic young
women. preferably English. good address
grade suits, coats and dresEos In a well
established 9Th av. house: somo experience IN
those departments necessary. X. c., 323 Her
ala Herald square.
SOLICITOR nady) for photogrnphsi salary
and commission. Warshaw, 43l7 fath av.,
nrooflvn.
TpfMAirRs, EXPERIENCED, WANTED
ElhRna Hat Co, G3 West SSth st., 5th floor
TYPIsT. ADDRESSING and few letters; look
after offices 81 per week Z s4T Herald,
Fulton st.
YOUNG ladies - learn facial treatments,
after which, well paid employment ie Elyea.
Iorothy Gray, Ta9 tifth avenue. New lcrk
cry,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FRUIT and produce store, with stand; long
lease; good reason for selling. 100 Park
av.. N. y.
OLD established rooming house filled with
parmt neut roomcraf good income; reason
going South. 40 state st., bridgeport. Conn.
ELEGANTLY furnished 10 room boarding
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OWNER wants to sell attractive Colonial
house on North Shore; exclusive neighbor-
hood, near 3 golf clubs and yacht clubs.
tennis courts: 10 year tax exemption; IA
miles from Pennsylvania Station. New York
city: 26 minutes electric service trains; 3
minutes walk to station: bedrooms.
baths, large living room with open fireplace.
large dining room, sun porch, open porch.
steam heat, hardwood floors throughout
corner plot, stone chimney. beautifully land
scaped, lighting fixtures, decorations, shades,
&C.. complete everything designed and super
vised by architect and work done by days
work: price $4,000; Is year first mortgage
held by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company: terms arranged RALPH p.
BARNETT. $50 Nassau ST., New York city.
Telephones Beekman ssos. Bayside ls7-W
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FARM PRODUCTS.

from farm, delivered to your door BY spc-
cial parcel post cash upon receipt. Address
CHiaHtY HILL FARM, Princeton, N. J..
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, Flatbush
section; will pay $50; Christian couple.
Phone Chelsea 1900 or Mansfield e023W
REQUIRE October 1. Apartment on West
Side. above s0th ST., Broadway preferred.
all outside rooms. consisting OF parlcr, din
ing room and kitchen, also bedrooms and
two baths and maids room, and bath. rent
about 5000. w. BURKE. lao Liberty st.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED,
Borough of Brooklyn.

TWO large houses, IL rooms EACH instan-
taneous hot water and steam heat. includ-
ing cafeteria, fully equipped: theatrical. bus
iness district. Lafayette 53f2.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

APPRENTTCE-Excep opportunity FOR
young girl OF pleasing personality 70 learn
beauty culture and hairdressing IN its higher
form must live with parents. De Bruyn's
Institute. 1s West 5Tth 81.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
Instruction.

LADIES desiring 20 learn the higher form OF
beauty culture and hairGrcssing evenings
may do SO by applying now at De Bruyn's.
II West 5Tth 81
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Borough Of Queens--SaIe or Rent.
REAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
AT FREEPORT-Eight rooms and bath, hot
water heat, bedrooms, large porch, cleo
trio lights. gas. fine shrubbery and Fruit ;
plot 50x850 price $s.5o0 terms $500 cash.
Other houses, s6.500 and up; BUNGALOWS.
$500 and up. GEORGE i. WHEELER, Is
Railroad av.. Freeport, l.. ]. Phone 43S.
Opposite station. Open Sundays.
AT FREEPORT, L. I.-New Summer bun.
galow, rooms and BATH on plot 30x1GO.
Price So. .250. on easy terms.
JOHN ]. RANDALL COMPANY,
is N. Long Beach Av., Freeport. N. y.
BAY sIDE.-NINE ROOM sTUcCo HOUSE
WITH GARAGE ON LARGE PLOT; 4
BEDROOMS, . BATHS. ALL MODERN M
PROvEMENTS. INCLUDING STATIONARY
VACUUM CLEANER SERVICE. ELECTRIC
STOVE, AUTOMATIC HOT WATER; NEW
LY DECORATED THROUGHOUT. PRICE
$3.50 OWNER. BAY SIDE 149S OR
BROAD s174.
CEDARHURsT. L. I.-For sale. bargain. 10
room house: all modern improvements !;
three baths. Tel. 1859 Far Rockaway.
CHAS. 4. shAiMIS. Huntington. L. I.
Opp. P. O. Tel. ABS. Homes and Acreage.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Sow Jersey.

CtfIvERs LAKE, NJ. J.--Furnshed hunga-
low, now 70 October or from Labor Day
10 October reasonable. FLORENCE u.
CARUTHERS, Branchville. N. J.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE.
CIDER MILL.

CIDER MILL.
turning out 10000 gallons OF cider
every season; fully equipped: ready
TO start machinery. Abundant sup
ply OF apples brought 70 the door.
Buildings are brick and stone; ma
chinery driven by water power. sale
includes fifteen acre lake furnished
by perpetual brook. with new con-
crete dam. Whole plant in first class
condition. Reason for selling. death
OF owner. so per cent. of purchase
price can remain on mortgages.
JAS. A. o'coNNELL.
ait George St..
New Brunswick. N. J.
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FOE sALE--MIsCELLANEoUs.
Furniture.

CONTENTS 10 rooms. beautifully furnished
home. including Oriental rugs piano,
bedroom, dining room fixtures, &c. house
sold, must yaeate sept. location, 60 Ey-
eter st., Manhattan Beach. Phone owner.
CuftlanGt 1913.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE have several high class
Westchester county homes. ranging In price
from $4,000 to $i00 900 which wish 20 ex-
change for improved property In New York
and have city property 10 exchange write
q. +. c.. box 797 Herald. $50 B'way.
Is lots. a5x1o0 and over, in Port Richmond,
Staten Island; free and clear; lots fac
ing streets, inside lots: sidewalk sewers
and electric lighta: in exchange for improved
property II. COLEMAN. 33 East 18th.
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New Jcrscy--sale or Rent.
BARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
rot soxfOo or lot 37hx1O0, IN restricted
.xrtion' / minute walk TO South Orange. troll
lev line or bus; price 500 and $675. Ad-
dress n. w. HAZILAND. I9is Bank st., New
ark, N. ].
iIoIjsT- iix rooms, with als lots and barns.
for sale: price $500, cash 500, rest easy
payments. Apply merry PERToK. Ditrich
st. Little Ferry, n. j.
LYNDHURsT. N. =.
Only c5 minutes Manhattan via Lackawanna.
: FRBD TAxEs FIVE YEARS.
Beautiful suburban homes, b, y, 7 rooms
.red bath, open fireplace. beamed ceiling.
oak floors and trim. large plots garage
space; $6,250-s7, 500: cash si.250. balance
like rent: Immediate occupancy. Call, write,
phone BoGLB. oppoalie First National Bank.
Lyndhurst.
MODERN room house steam. electricity,
r-sn porch. &c best location 81 e0o only
$500 needed. Phone Chatham 045-M. J.
- CLARK, Summit av.
SACRIFIcE--ss.oo0, easy terms. cosey home,
Q rooms, bath; garage Rutherford, N. ";
~ minutes 20 New York; city doctor. Tel.
1910 Cortlandt or =. o. box 3Ts. New York
city.
Two FAMILY. = rooms, convenience, gas
driveway: rent SOS; handy for commuters;
5000 KELLER. Hib Davis av., Arlington.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

FARM for sale, about two niles from Fish
Kill consisting OF about 100 Acres good
orchard: no agents. Apply WILLIAM
CROFT. tO4f Elm ST.. PfckskIll
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virginia.

IoMEsEEISERs--sand for Virginia Farm
List. nept. ~ i.mporia, Va,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help wanted FemaIe-Domestlc

At MRS. TTTEo. MALMBERG'5
SWEDISH AGENCY (ESTABLISHED 1851,
1910 LEXINGTON AV. (T3TH).
Cooks. mattresses, chambermalds. nurses,
houseworkers. couples.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.
THE WHITE HOUSE, Whitestone Landing,
L. T., IS minutes Penn. Station.-Open
all year. ono room vacant suitable for
couple; immediate occupancy. overlooking
Sound $50 weekly; excellent table board.
Tel. 2030R Flushing.
BATTERSHALL INN, SEA CLIFF. l. 7.
A few desirable rooms available: excellent
cuisine Phone Glen Cove II.
FAR ROCKAwAY.-Private family: few va
cancies; charming house; exclusive section.
Tel. a71i Far Rockaway. Open all year.
RoCKAWAY PARK.-Rooms with. without
board. Phone Belle Harbor 2si5. Open
Westchester.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, SO North Broadway
Handsome suite. southeast exposure, eS-
elusive patronage, shady grounds; 10 min
utes Grand Central. Tel. White Plains 274O
Open all year.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL,
Bruce and Wellesley avs.
Telephone 1914 Yonkers ~. y.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

HOUSE wanted, o. rooms, nj! improves
ments; New Jersey or Westchester county
II 1879 Fulton 81.
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New Jersey.
GO BACK TO THE FARM.


whether for your vacation, recreation or
Just visit. Come 70 1875 acre farm. near
Freehold: large lawns, oak, maple and pine
trees: orchards: 35 rainutes Asbury Park
week end parties a specially; rates fl2 TO
si5 weekly: inquira NOW: open all year.
Mrs. IL. O. STULTS, Engiishtown. n. J.
Phone EnRliphtown 1877 4.
OAK BLUFF nm. $40 Deal Lake Drive, As
bury Park-Opposite water dock: homelike
S20-S30 per person per week. Phone 25T5
Asbury Park.
KONNEfg's SUNRISE MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Pine Brook. ~. j.. Sigh and healthy; rec
commended by physicians; all improvements I
running water in rooms; strictly kosher.
Phone Fairfield 272F1l. Open all year.
CHILDREN's country home; best recon-
manded childrep's nurse wishes TO board
children OF business people year round.
Write Mrs. o. HARKER, $50 Tenafiy road.
Euglewood. n. J. Tel. Englewood 1885
EAST CTlANGE-Haistead St. c2s, the DAT
fodil--Booking Is now available for table
guests. also rooms, with or without board
Orange 504. Q A.. ~. 70 Y. ~.
HOLLYWOOD LODGE. Baitimors Boulevard,
excellent accommodations, special Septem-
ber rates.
AsBURY HOUSE, S07 Sswsil av., Asbury
park.--Select patronage. home cooking .
SIT UP September-octoeer; open all year.
PRIVATE home for paruiytIcs and old men
requiring nursing care MISS g. BELL,
BernardsVlle, ~. y. Phoue l6sM.
CHILDREN wanted Cor boarding at Morgan
vile, =. >. Mrs. JOHN PEARcE,
FOE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BTEEL BIILETs-For sale, negotiation bids.
30. for clienffs account. In
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
Help Wanted Mnlo-Domesti

JAPANESE Select Employment Agency
(Bryant 79an), bet. 45th-46th sts e04 9Th
nv.-All kinds OF domestic help.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency
Select help. 1sT Lexington nv. 1858 Mad. 50.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

LOFT wanted. very light. heat and elevator.
1000 feet more 14th to AID St. 4th to
sth avs. preferred. Y 695 Herald. 10th st.
Small. STORES WANTED,
avenues side streets, in busy sections
Greater New York: immediate possession
preferred. J. CLARENCE DAVIES, 81 East
AID st. Vanderbilt 9173.
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Connecticut--SaIe or Rent.

ALL YEAR NEARBY HOME.
10 minutes out. minutes station; views
sound: shore rights, harbor anchorage;
valuable high corner plot. l5ox1so; beau-
tiful trees, shrubs, terrace. lawns. roads;
house attractive, well built, 10 years; ~
pleasant rooms; every convenience for all
wear. most comfortable living; double
garage; handy best schools. churches.
stores, amusement.
SELL, RIGHT PRICE AND TERMS.
"a II PECK, ~ w. a4TH ST.. N. y.
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New York state--sa,e or Rent.

BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE. hours from
42d st.: widow will sacrifice modern u
room house. ono story serase, acre ho, ianu md
deacrintion. p. i. QUICLEY, CoxsaclSie, MY
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WHITE PLAINs-si2.5 500:

Nm UNU5UAIl UF11UFIUNIIfs
Charming white bungalow: large living
room, dining room, pantry, Kitchen, . bed
rooms and bath; hot water heat, electricity.
oak floors; screens and shades; plot 100x100.
II. FRANKLIN HULL,
Court st., White Plains. N. y. Tel. 2660-l.
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New Jersey.

JERSEY CITY.-Hgh class room elevator;
new building. ready September. 2695 Boule-
ward. 3 blocks Summit ay. station.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East Side.
ALLERToN HOUSE FOR MEN.
The rates in the newest OF the ALLERTON
Group, II story fireproof building Just com
pleted, containing club and hotel conven-
fences, are from $3.50 to $3.50 per week.
14y EAST 3gTIi ST.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CLIENT viii buy house. Richmond Hili
Port Richmond, Staten Island. BAlLE'
2144 5th av. Phone Harlem 23s7.