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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
Select New Draperies for Christmas

Have thoughtbut of you havewhat a change
some Drapenes would make in the appearance the
home! You will find have especially wide selection Of
fabrics and coors selection it will be
easy matter to select appropriate artistic Dracres
ready for Christmas occasions.
We have nice selection of pretty Sunfast Drapces
$1.25 to 1896 Yard.
-Velours for Draperies and Porticres-
$500 to 81 so Yard
Contains 81 75 to 800 90 Pair
Nets, all kinds; pretty designs-40c $3.50 Yard
Panels for Curtains 35F to 81 so per Panel
Nice cretonncs for Fancy Work and Aprons
25c, SOC, 49t. to $1.25 Yard
Cedar Chests $780, S22. so to S37 so
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
Holiday Shopping

Hurried and extra heavy holiday shopping is
going to make it Just little bit harder to keep
our assortments complete, qualities hig and our
merchandise up-to-the-minute, but we are de-
temined to MAINTAIN our usual high standard Of
service. And it is with justhable pride that we
assure you that any demand you may make, no
matter how trivial, will meet with interested and
courteous response from our well-infomed sales
people.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
SILKS TO MAKE UP INTO CHRISTMAS
GIFTS

ooh, she made it herself what sim
cere appreciation these few words express
Here are all of those novelty silks and satins
in innumerablc lovely colors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
Weather Forecast

Weather Forecast
Saturday and Sunday fair
slowly rising temperature,
east portion. Saturday,
warmer east portion. Sum
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
AT S3.25

Glove Silk Hose-plain or.
fancy weaves; new ideas in
these-a better shaped hose
too. Cordovan and black.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
lely Sale. Of Young
Boys Suits and @

"A sale nnty desirable the
giving and inensifes the atmosphere
Where will find better practical
And for YOURSELF Why wait until clearance sale
lesser prices?
BY all visit CrewBeggs boys and mems
YOUNG MEN-THIS is A SALE OF RI
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
SILK LINGERIE FROM CREwS-BEGGS

At least Judging from the many raprous expressions of
approval that have been hearing each day that what
certainly have been led believe But when it
would surely heart of stone that wouldn melt
quite the sight of much deectable dantiness.
Every hand made of sheer and lovely Crepe de
Chine and each charmngy trimmed with Irish ct
laces, also hand made.
Crepe de Chine made with beautiful yoke of hand
lace fle medallions and tieorgette S12.5O
A Tailored number of handsome Crepe dc Chine, 1880
Pussy Willow real lace edge, hemstitchcd and ucks
$11.5O
"A lovely line of Crepe dc Chine Gowns, S5. so up to
$3.50
line of Crepe Chine lace trim flesh blue orchid at
$500.
Pussy Willow Boomers black, orchid gray o navy.
$3.50
Camsoles crepe de Chine pussy willow wash satin.
$3.50 mp 10 $500
Tailored of heavy quality wash satin in flesh color
A gem in Handkerchiefs at $3.50
Ladies all pure Linen Handkerchefs size about llx11 with
ts-in hem; each Csc dozen, $2.75
with fast color white border Each s5 or for S 30
embroidered Handkerchef large assortment
Of patterns. Each, 25c
Cotton printed illustrating FAIRY Tales Hsndkerchefs aso
he Riddles slumber robes and sofa pillows Each
Sc, two for 15c
Children coored embroidered andkerthie large assor
ment of patterns Each, 15c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
AT $500

This is a pure thread dip-dyed
Hose that has a 9-inch Isle top;
finish, black; double sole; high
spliced silk and Isle heel;
double toe. You certainly will
like these.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
December Sale of Silks

Yards and yards of silk bmmng with suggestions for
Holiday apparel Christmas gifts that should be started
offered in values that mean worthwhile savings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17

AT SITS
A full fashioned Hose in
white, black, cordovan,
Iisle top, Isle sole, always a
satisfactory quality.
AT S2.95
Embroidered Hose in attrac-
tive designs-pure thread silk,
too-navy, cordovan and black.
These please the most exacting
At $500
-Outsize Silk Hosiery; full fash
ioned foot. ankle and leg; very elastic
top; double sole; white. black. cor
down: real outsize Hosc for
larger women.
We have many other kinds of
Hosiery not mentioned here. Prompt
service. too.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
Beginning Today a Great and Ii
Extensive Showing of Silk Stockings
l $50 PAIRS FROM WHICH TO SELECT

The largest stock Southern Coadoand be oudone
Strictly first quaLmosty full honedwheny buy these
assured of satisfaction.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17

The question of successful giving be happily solved
provided the gftee of the feminine spec by the selection
of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
AT $1.65

"A pure thread Silk Hose
with the fashioned ankle
double sole. heel and toe,
Isle top. Cordovan. Rus
sian Calf, navy. black,
meadow, silver and covert.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
AT $3.50

The Crews-Beggs special Silk
Hose in the best quality Of train
silk, full fashioned foot, ankle,
leg, elastic top, black and colors.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
Silks To Make Up
In Holiday Apparel
SATIN FRANoAIs $2.ss Yd.

"A truly elegant material-one of the most
highly finished Satins to be had, vet it will
not wear rough Most every woman knows
this famous brand of Satin. Regular $3.50;
Sale price SS.9S Yard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-17
AT $3.50

Our famous all-silk Hose with
the brilliant 6nish-rose top,
fashioned foot, ankle, leg, elas-
tic top, double sole. These are
hosiery gems.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
STOWE

/ News was received here Sunday o.
the death of Mrs. Frank Curtis Of
Barre, who died Sunday morning Of a
complication Of troubles Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis moved from Stowe to Barre last
fall
Mrs A. d. Alger has received news
that her father, Elias b. Postum, is
seriously i'll at his home in Lcaven.
worth, Kan.
Slas A. Stebbins has received word
| that the body of his uncle. Nelson
Gibbs, will be brought here Tuesday
from Rochester and the funeral will
| probably be held at the West Branch
church Tuesday Mr. Gibbs died at
! II o'clock Saturday, his death result
ing from shock sustained Thursday
! He was 81 years of age and was until
recently resident of Stowe He
leaves his wife and three children Of
Rochester, two brothers. Melvin Gibbs
of California and tarmie d. Gibbs Of
Amesbury, Mass, a sister, Mrs. Gym
thia Stebbns of Bristol. ~ H.. and
several half brothers and sisters. The
burial will be made in the West Branch
cemetery.
The II. H. Smith post Womans Re
lief CORPS. met at headquarters Satur
day afternoon. It was voted to give
$40 to the domestic science class in the
high school.
The village, west branch, Moscow
and South Hollow schools opened on
Monday, after their Easter vacation
Mr. and Mrs. S. NJ Brush entertained
about thirty at sugar party Sunday
afternoon.
James Brownlee returned to Mont !
pelier Monday, after passing the week
end with Mrs Brownlee at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. G. +. Hayward
Miss Eunice MagooE i, visiting her
sister, Mrs. Edmund LaRock, in Rich
mond
The Misses Viola and Bernice Smith (
returned Saturday from Waterbury,
where they passed week with rela
tiyes.
Charles Hosmer and son, Fred, Of Bo-
ton are visiting their son and brother,
w II. Hosmer.
b. c. Bull remains in Wnoosh, I
where he was called by the illness Of
his uncle, Henry Bull, of Chateaugay,
y. u, who is very i'll at the Fanny
Allen hospital
Monuments of the latest models, at
tractiye and low priced Write for de-
signs. J o. Bilodeau Co., Inc, Barre,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
TALK or THE TOWN
"Springtime" tonight. adv.

"Springtime" tonight. adv.
Where are you going tonight
Springtime,' of course. Wouldn't mis-
it for S5.-adv.
A dance You should not missv-Mont
pelier city hall, Wednesday night; aus
pices American Legion. Ferdinando'
orchestra
John J. Johnson, formerly of Will
Jamestown and who for the past three
or four years has been residing neal
Waterbury, Conn, has returned to this
vicinity and now occupies the farm he
recently purchased in Berlin.
L'Union Saint Jean Baptiste D'Amer.
! ique Conseil Laval 2lS is giving a
dance in the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday
April 5. A three piece orchestra will
furnish music for young and old; SOC
a couple; extra ladies', l5c. Members
only admitted free. Meeting at 7
O'Clock sharp. Per committee.
The three men arrested Sunday night
for intoxication, Thomas Baker, 40, and
Thomas l.. Higgins, 49, of Boston and
Ralph Hill 80, of Barre, were brought
into municipal court yesterday after.
noon before Judge i. H. Scott. All
pleaded guilty to the charge and were
released upon payment of $40 fine
and costs of S7.45 for each.
Cards have been received during the
past few days by friends Of Joseph
Calcagni granite manufacturer of
this city of the firm of Novelli &NCal-
cagni. who has been vacationing in
Italy during the past few months. stat
ing that he is now enjoying life In
Venice, and travels through the streets
in gondolas, Mr.. Calcagni expects to
reach home here about May |.
Thomas Hopkins of Brattleboro has
been visiting relatives in this city for
the past two weeks, and left yesterday
for Gorham, N. H., where he enters the
new government sanatorium in the
White mountains. the Mt Madison
house, summer hotel, recently con
verted into a sanatorium for the benefit /
of eX-service men suffering with tuber
culoss
The 1885 train int6 Barre last eve
ming brought a number Of returning /
Goddard students and faculty, who have l
been spending the Today vacation at .
their respective homes, and who re
5umed their studies at the seminary /
This morning. Some Of them were: Miss
Reha Wright teacher of domestic sci
,nce, from Lebanon, ~ H.; Miss Alice
Persons from forth Montpelier; Miss
Beatrice Wheeler from Lake George, n.
T.; Leon August from Northampton,
Mass; Anthony Cyran froll Chicopee,
Mass; Elmorc Kelley from Brockton,
Mass; George Wall from Holyoke,
Mass; Edward Flanagan from Green
ield, Mass; John Finn and William
)Ieary from Holyoke, Mass Goddard
eopened this morning for ten weeks.
ession.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Latest styles, best Of quality, lowest
possible prices. Mrs Birnie's millinery
psrlors, Laurel street.-adv.
Long-distance and general trucking.
light or heavy. Granite CITY Bottling
Works Tel 726.M or 746- W.-adv.
After Springtime" Wednesday eve
ming attend the nurses dance in How
land hall. CAROLS eight piece orches-
tra-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
Talk OF THE TOWN

Nurses benefit dance. April 8. in
Rowland hall. CAROLS eight piece or
chestra.-sdv.
Old and young folks supper and
dance. East Montpelier, Friday, April
s. CAROLS orchestra-ady.
One Of those good times in store for
those attending the nurses dance in
Rowland hall Wednesday night Car
rolls eight piece orchestra.-adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

Regular meeting of the American
Legion at the Legion rooms Wednesday
evening at O'Clock sharp. Please note
the change in hour to allow members,
who wish, to attend the local talent
performance at the opera house. Per
order James B. Stuart.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-04-05
BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, APRIL S, 1921.
The Weather.

Fair tonight and Wednesday; not
much change in temperature; moderate
northeast and east winds.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
FOUR ROOMS

10Th St, s2-si W.
Newmarl, Jacobs. 1912 st. Nicholas Ave.
10th ST.. 125 w. / bath. 81 400.
j. Irving walsh. - w. ilth st.
5ath ST., % w.
N. A. Berwin. i63 Park Ave.
71st St.. 225 w. S2.4o0
Earle & Calhoun, 212 W. 72d 81.
fist ST. (235 West End Aye.).
Agent on premises.
nth St, 81 W., cor. Col. Ave. Bath. 81 200
Siawson & Hobbs. 162 W. 7ad st.
sist St, 173 w 1900.
T.. q. II. Voglcr 80 Amsterdam Ave.
s1st ST.. 175 w. $4,000
y. q. II. Vogler. 453 Amsterdam Ave.
1920 St. $50 w. baths.
Wood, Dolson Co, Inc, B'way S0th st.
111th ST.. 5oi w. near B'way Bath. 81 200
Si.l0o. Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
ii5th St. GOO w. cor. B'way Bath, 81 900.
Slawson q Hobbs, 162 W. I'D St.
125th St, 5i5 w. Bath, Sa60-Sl .0s0.
Slawsou Hobbs i62 w. I'D st.
i35th St.. cor w Reasonable
Owner on premises.
Broadway and 9sth St
Harry Schlff. Broadway and 9st!. St.
Broadway. 1860 tcor 14eth ST..
Newmark Jacobs, 1912 st. Nicholas Ave.
Central Park South. &c.
Huberth & Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Riverside Drive, SEQ. New Building.
Anthony Compagna. 200 w. T2d st.
Riverside Drive 156th-l57th SITS. The Riviera
Sharp Co, 2iS9 Broadway.
St Nicholas Ave, OPS G57th St).
Inquire premises tr phone 1ntervale 9133.
Washington Square Apartments.
Pepe, 40 Washington Square.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
THREE ROOMS
'63 u. $1,000.

Seth ST., 1863 Il. $4,000.
4 Superintendent premises.
44th St. 2io w. s125 to $50 monthly.
I Superintendent on premises.
/ sd St, f01 w.
Earle & Calhoun. c12 w. 72d st.
/ 5ith St. 1903 w.
n. A. Berwin. 1o3 Park Ave
54th St. 1e2 W. cor. 7th Ave. Bath.
Sawson & Hobbs. 1872 W. I'D 81.
, 56th ST.. 125 w $50 monthly.
Agent on premises.
/ 57th St, 81 W. $500 monthly.
Agent on premises.
57th ST.. 1o2 w. 500 up.
Agent on premises.
57th st. West, 340 so5 weekly
Agent on premises.
1 5sth ST. $50 w.
Superintendent on premises.
6sth St, ~ w Reasonable.
Superintendent on premises.
4 Goth St. PAS W.
Superintendent on premises.
/ 72d ST.. 5s w 81 400 81. 900
I Agent premises. Columbus 2ofo
72d St. SO w. $500.
| Agent premises.
74th s.. 81 w. cor. Col. Ave Bath. 81 500
Sl,soo. slawson Hobbs i62 w. 72d st.
sist ST. IT'S w. sl.soo
e. G. II. vogler i55 Amsterdam Ave.
slst St. 20 W.
| G. w. Cohen. 331 w. sGth ST
Seth ST.. 331 w.
g. w. Cohen. S3i W. seth ST.
s7th ST.. West. 81 400 up.
NJ. NJ. Hayward a Co, 2640 Broadway.
osd st.. IT'S W. $1,000
Houghton Co, IA w. T2d 81.
esd St. IT'S w. $1,000
Houghton Co. ia w. T2d ST.
a5th St. w.
o. W Cohen. Ss1 W. seth st.
io4th ST.. 3n5 w
Brad. on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
SEVEN ROOMS

1e3d S. and Teller Ave.
&ie~enhau3 CO.. 3i6 r. 16iat St
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Brooklyn
TWO ROOMS
THREE ROOM.

HerEimer ST i26.
Apply on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
FIVE ROOMS

sth Ave, s3l S12J monthly.
Agent on premises.
9th ST.. 361 ". $125 monthly.
Murray, premises.
54th St. ice w. cor 7th Ave. Bath.
Slawson Hobbs 162 w I'D St.
T4th St, G1 w. cor. Col. Ave. So 4oo-S2, 500.
Sawson Hobbs. 162 W. I'D St.
18th St, 229 W. . baths; $500
Agent on premises. Lenox 5000.
92d St, 3o4 w. . baths. 81 800.
Slawson Hobbs, f62 W. I'D ST.
93d St. SIT w.
De Peyster Realty, % Pine St.
111th St. 504 w. near B'way. Bath, 81, 400.
slawson & Hobbs 1b2 w 72d st.
i2lth St. 515 w.
Superintendent on premises. Morning 1858
179th St. 66f w. cor. B'way tnon-elevator)
$40, slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D St.
Broadway and 9sth ST.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and Oath ST.
Broadway. $40 G40th St).
Agent on premises, Audubon 4961.
Claremont Ave, % baths 81 $50.
Earle Calhoun, 212 w. I'D ST.
Hamilton Ave. Yonkers 81 200.
lonkers Realty Exchange. 3s9 80 B'way.
Riverside Drive, 156th-157th sts.. The Riviera.
Sharp Co. 2iS9 Broad dway.
Riverside Drive. 500. New building.
Anthony Compagna. 200 w. 72d St.
St Nicholas Ave, 925 Q57th ST..
Inquire premises or phone Intervale ai33.
West End Ave, T40. . baths, s. 500.
y. II. O'Brien, 229o Broadway.
West End Ave. 7so. baths, $1,000
Wood, Dolson Co. Inc. B'way g. soth st,
The New York herald., 1921-08-07

54th St. 1T Z. Sips monthly.
Folsom Bros, Inc. l2T r. 34th ST.
34th ST., i2T E. SIS.
Agent on premises.
S4th St. 40 Il. S75
Folsom Bros, 12T r. 34th ST.
34th St, 147 r. $50.
Folsom Bros. 127 r. Saith ST..
3eth ST., 1853 Z. 81 800 10 $1,000.
Superintendent on premises.
4sth St. r.
Harris q vought. 9 r. 46th st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07

9th S., ls e. near 5th Ave.
Mrs. Dyckman, on premises
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
New York state-sale or Rent.
PAWLING, N. Y.

IN tho foothills Of the Berkshires. zoo aero
fertile farm, on main State road, 1ia miles
from station, near golf links; New York
train service excellent: II room modern
screened house, electric lights and bath
large porch horse barn. garage. COW barn,
silo, hen house, hog houses, steel Erain bin,
corn crib, machine shed. all in good repair
water eEcaent, puro bred BcrkThire swine
pure brod Ciuewgey and grade Holstein cat
We; horses poultry and ducks; modern ma
ehiuery, including Moline tractor and milk
ing machine, an kinds of fruit and garden:
3 acre POND, farm suitable for country club
or fna estate. would make rs hole golf links
with little CyueuSe. S35, ,Oa0 for everything
except contents of home. Will sell without
nanLnmon-. oMNEE. n-1 le2. EaMILnE. ". y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
TWELVE ROOMS

io7th ST. go w. $4,000 ur.
Superintendent on premises.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Manhattan-West Side.
THREE ROOMS

10th st.. 5ii W. cor. Riverside DR.. sl.s0o
siawson & Hobbs. i62 WI I'D 81.
l20th ST.. II W. SS5-Sl30 monthly.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford. w. f25th st
ia5th ST., 5i5 W. Bath kitchenette. $s4o-Sooo
Slawson Hobbs, 49, w I'D ST.
170th St.. 720 W. Elevator service.
Chas $. koher. 1928 st. Nicholas Av.
Central Park South. SO.
Huberth a Huberth. Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and 91st st.
SHARP Co. 94S9 Broadway.
Central Park West and sSth ST. s2,1oo up.
w. i. lngold. premises.
Riverside Drive, 500 New building.
Anthony Compagna. 100 w. 72d St
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
EIGHT ROOMS

ia.h st. los y. 81 500.
IN a. BcrwiH 103 Park Ave.
1oth st. 1Gs T.. Reasonable.
Folsom pros., t27 +. 3ith ST.
SIN st. 255 W. . baths: 81 500.
Aeent on premises. Lenox 5000.
ioist ST., oi5 W.
Mr. Mack, on premises.
Madison Ave, $40
superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave. 1919. Light s. 500
Apply premises
Park Ave. 1929, cor seth St.
Telephone Harlem 1918.
Parl, Ave. re. baths. $4,000.
Rutland g. Benjamin, ~ =. 1s.h st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
Manhattan-West Side.
SEVEN ROOMS

Odd ST., SIT w.
De Peyster Realty. % Pine St.
asth St., ol5 ". $1,000
Agent on premises. Lenox 5000.
io2d ST., so w baths.
Wood, Dolson Co, Inc. Bway & soth ST.
lo7th st.. 30 W 81 500 and up.
Superintendent on premises.
10th ST.. 800 w baths. 81 400.
Earle & Calhoun. 212 W. 72d 81.
li6th ST.. COG W. $2200.
Earle & Calhoun, 30 W. 72d 81.
i16th ST.. 6i6 w. s2.4o0.
Earle & Calhoun, 2l2 w. T2d 81.
listh ST.. 400 w. $1,000.
w. Alanson Alexander. 800 9th Ave.
listh ST., 400 W. 81. 700.
W. Alansou Alexander, 503 9Th Ave-
ilsth ST., 400 w. $4,000
w. Alansou Alexander. J03 9th Ay.
iisth ST., 400 w. 81 500.
w. Alanson Alexander, sos 5th Av.
151st ST.. 6o5 w.
Agent on premises. Audubon 565s.
Broadway and 9sth St.
Harry Schiff. Broadway and oath ST.
Hamilton Ave, YonlSers. 81 500.
Yonkers Realty Exchange, $50 So. B'way.
Riverside Drive, go. 81 900
Earle Calhoun. 2l2 w. 72d 81.
Riverside Drive. 156th-l57th SITS, The Riviera.
Sharp Co, 24s9 Broadway.
West End Ave. $50. baths.
Slawson g. Hobbs, 162 w. I'D ST.
West End Ave. 800 (cor. s4th ST.. San Jose
Mr.. Herter. Lenox 5000.
| West End Ave. S4f-5 (non- elevator ST 600
! $1,000. Slawson & Hobbs. l62 w. I'd St.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
FOUR ROOMS

3ith ST., JIG y. $1,000.
Folsom Bros. IT y. S4th 81.
6ith St, 10 =. Open flreplaces.
Superintendent on premises.
6Sth ST.. 30 E. Kitchenettc; 50. 400.
rutland & Bojamin, II u. fsth ST.
9Gth St. Iii II. So.
y. Adler. 1906 1t Ave.
Lexington Ave. Gl7.
superintendent on premises.
PARK Ave, 0io. bath. s. COO.
Superintendeut on premises.
Park Ave. 90.
Senior & Allan, Inc, SOS 5th Ave.
The New York herald., 1921-08-07
TWO ROOMS

TWO ROOMS
7th Av, so5. sso-s1oo.
Agent on premises. Circle 1914.
7th Ave. $50.
Superintendent on premises.
sth Ave. s31 s75 monthly.
Agent on premises.
18th ST.. 6o-64 w.
Folsom Bros. Inc, 12T f. 34th st.
2Sth ST.. IL w.
Mr.. Traynor on premises.
37th ST.. 55 West. Furnished; s75 monthly.
Agent on premises.
44th ST.. 210 w. $s5, $1io monthly.
Superintendent on premises.
sd ST, West, 223. s11o monthly.
Agent on premises.
SD St. iot w.
Earle Calhoun. 212 W. I'D st.
54th ST., 1o3 w
| n. A. Bcrwin. 1o3 Park Ave.
/ 55th ST., corner 7th Ave. Ss5 monthly.
Agent on premises.
5oth St.. corner 7th Ave. 500 monthly.
\ Inquire on premises.
57th St. 3oi w. 500 up.
1 p. II. Zagat, 247 9th Ave.
4 57th St. West, $40 so5 weekly.
Agent on premises
5sth St.. $50 w
4 Superintendent premises.
6sth St.. IS W. Bath.
i Premises Phone Columbus 6756.
soth ST.. 12t w Si1oo.
Bracher, 200 w. 7ad st.
Goth St.. a45 W.
/ Superintendent on premises.
list St, 167 w. Suitable doctor. dentist.
/ p II. zagat, 347 9TH Ave.
1 72d ST., III W. 81 1.3oo-s2 900.
Agent on premises. Columbus 91s7.
| 72d ST.. 26o W 5000
4 Earle Calhoun. 2i2 W. Tod st.
! 72d St. 265 w. $1,000.
| Earle Calhoun. 212 w. I'D 81.
i 10
! Houghton Co. ia W. 72d st.
| I'D St. a6s w. 81 .0so to 81 $50.
Louis carreau. 196 9th Ave. (45th ST..
74th ST., 254 w.
| Agent on premises.
.4th ST., 1oo-11s w (non-elev). 81 200 81 400.
slawson e. Hobbs. 162 W. 72d ST.
| s1st ST., % w.
G. w. Cohen. 33t w. Seth ST.
sod ST.. 1s w. t.5oo up.
! Wood, Doson Co., Inc, Bway S0th st
s4th St, 81 w. Bath; $500 monthly.
Wood, Doson Co.. Inc, Bway Soth ST.
seth ST.. 33f w.
G. W. Cohen. S31 W. seth st.
| s9th St. g. W. Rent 81 100 to 81, 800.
Houghton Co. ia w. 7od St.
93d St. 175-177 W. Rent $3.50.
Houghton Co, IA w. Tod st.
95th St. W.
/ G. w. Cohen. 331 w seth ST.
9eth St, 2io w. $1,000 to 1000
Inquire on premises,
| 121st ST., 2i2 w.
Agent on premises. Morningside 4o77.
/ 125th St.. 545 w Bath kitchenette, Ss4o.
Slawson Hobbs, 162 W. I'D st.
Central Parl; South, 3G.
Huharth Huberth. . Columbus Circle.
Central Park West and 9fst St.
Sharp Co, 24S9 Broadway.
Central Park West and sSth st. 81 800 up.
! VIM. +. Ingold, premises.
Riverside Drive 40 SI GOO
Aoughton Co, Ia W. I'D ST.
Manhattan Av., 43T.
Agent premises.
Washington So. 16 $50 monthly.
Mr.. Ferenz. premises.
West End Ave. SG2 toa-f03d Sts.), ST. zoo
loughton Co.. III w. 72d ST.
West End Ave. 6fe. 81 ,4oo-s2 900.
Wood. Dolson Co. Inc. B'way e. s0th ST.
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Manhattan-East Side
TWO ROOMS

9th st., 70 n Sleeping porches.
superintendent on premises
6sth ST., so u. S1 200 10 ST 100.
rutland & benjamin. Il =. 18th ST.
l23d ST.. 60 Il.
Superintendent on premises.
Irving Pl.. "a (Gramercy Park section).
Newman q Baxter n Irving ri.
Lexington Av., 1852 Reasonable.
Superintendent on premises.
Madison Ave-, 75G
Mrs. Klein. on promises.
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THE DAINTIEST LITTLE HOME

IN an tho Jersey hills. water rights on chain
Of pretty lakes specially built for year
round occupancy fine trces. high ground. S
rooms. tiled hath electrically equipped
throughout with range, washer, vacuum
cleHngr. baso plugs and lights. very low rate
for hyar0.Dlectric current, beautiful and re-
fined ueighhorhood. sale only. plot 100Xf9O
IT, fine street. iu Jerseys best purely rest
Dental committing section. oak shade trees
brand news easy Communication New York
city. every convenience for comfortable llv-
Ing. invest q little cash and what you now
lose paying rent and own your own home
rnn be bought for 81 200 cash $4,@50 ou
81 mtg. PAYABLE monthly over period of
years, $1,000 ist mtg can remain. shades
and complete decorations inside and out
included total price Sil $50; special discount
Tor cash above tgt mtg. NJ. A., Post office
Box fl0i, city Hall Station. New York City.
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SEVEN ROOMS

4sth ST.. 1o3 T..
Geo. Neinan, 522 9TH Ave.
SIth ST., io3 r.
Geo. Neimau. J22 5th Ave.
s5th st., 120 r..
ulff & Conger, Madison and s6th st.
Madison Ave, 1863. $500.
l)Utf q Conger. Madison and Seth st.
PARK Ave, 90. . baths. - 900.
Superintendent ON premises.
Tar, Ave. i229. cor. Goth st.
Telephone Harlem 1913.
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THREE ROOMS

3Gth ST.. 163 y. 81 600.
superintendent on premises.
9th St. 10 r.. Elevator service.
Superintendent on premises.
Park Ave. oio. ! bath. 81 700.
superlnlendent on preml8ea.
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Westchester--salc or Rent.
Rockland Countryside or Rent.
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE

- acres, beautiful dwelling. u rooms. .
baths, steam heat, electric lights, water
everything modern large barns, garage
chicken plant: ali kinds Of fruit. shade and
flowers; largo lake, ice house; MIN with
water power; located on State road, nea r
station; fully stocked. Price So, ,OOO half
cash. w NJ. EVANS, Pearl River n v