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Conference to fail. II must aucceed
and Great Britain viii DO moro than
her share"
American official~-wno cannot be
quoted declare that wars were 10
come 10 an end. and that the world
must not again experience the misery
which 1t has suffered for almost =
decade. He became more than en-
thusastic~- he was even vehement
in declaring that reduction OF naval
armaments ard the declaring OF 4
naval holiday was the first and neces-
gary step toward the prevention OF
human suffering. Previously in the
week be had spoken only OF economic
burdens" Then ne was practical. re-
| served Now he war fred with a
zealot's desire to do good 10 those who
could not help themselves.
What little the French had said be-
| fore had been about the debts OF
1 France. and her heavy taxes. Bu. a
call at French headquarters revealed
a new spirit there. 1t was the misery
Of the world which seemed 70 be on
the mind Of that official He declared
that the best that France could do
would be to help remove the cause OK
war. and for that reason France was
ready 10 abandon certain rights IN
China K the other nations would join
with them.
And 40 It went throughout the day.
Best Of ali came word from nigh au-
thority there is no Jealousy whatso-
ever in American official circles. no
one cares who gets the glory, so Ion z
az success is attained. The American
lpeopie may call II the American plan.
the Hughes plan. the Administration
plan. II matters not, 30 long as man
kind Is saved from wars horrors.
The Versailles Conference began in
exalted idealisfn. and ended in a sordid
practically. The Washington Con-
ference began in coid-blooded practi-
cality, and now h1tches its wagon 70
, the highest star in tho skies.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
POSTMASTER OF WYOMING.

Special Dispatch to livery Evening.
Washington, Nov. 19.-Representa-
tive Layton has recommended Ralph
w. Emmerson for appointment as
postmaster at Wyoming, Delaware
II is understood that this recommenda
ton viii prevail and that Mr.. Emmer-
son viii be named as postmaster al
that place.
Louisa j. Porter of Wilmington Del
aware. has been granted a pension al
$40 per month.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
HORRORS OF BAD BLOOD

IAN mAlsdies OF racking torture uualms
Joint racking rheums. fierce catarrhs
intestine stone and ulcer colo pangs
.narasmus dropsies. asthmaS pining
atrophy, moping melancholia. moonstruck
madness. what miseries s7''---Milton. This
Is the state OF man or woman suffering
from poisoned blood. The ingredients
entering into "Mondenhall's Number 4O''
are set down in the U. s. Dispensatory
and other authoritative books as follows:
Employed in diseases OF the glandular
system in chronic blood poisoning, rheu-
matisn. catarrh, constipation. diseased
liver. kidneys and spleen. Removes the
cause OF disease by stimulating the re-
moval OF waste products from the system
tions usually the first remedy prescribed :"
Made by J. G. Mendenhail. Evansville.
Ind. 40 years druggist. Sold at Eckerd' S
Cut Rate Medicine Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
IMPROVE PEOPLES STORE.
New Front Being Built to Hardware
House mt 507 Market street.

Among the permits issued yesterday
at the Office of Building Inspector Ellis
Il. Preston was one for Alfred ID.
Peoples for extensive alterations to
the building at 507 Market street. oc-
cupied by him as a hardware store.
A new front is to be built, which will
make the property much more at
tractive. Men started this morning to
do the work. The total cost will be
S2,250.
Other permits issued were as
follows: j. f. MeNabb. 729 West
Fourth street. heating system, S400;
James Meharg, 1925 Orange street,
public garage, s2.170; Joseph Swinger,
south east corner of Seventh and
Lombard streets, heating system.
$500; Joseph Silker, 213 West Seventh
street, new boiler, s325; j. NJ. Reuter-.
S33 East Fourth street, heating sys-
TEN, S675: John Putczkius, Ala East
Fourth street, addition, s4l4; f. G..
Deering, 500 West Twentieth street.
private garage, $500.
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NIGH SCHOOL NEWS.
Roys In shops Being Taught How TO
Apply First Aid Treatment.

The Dramatic Club OF the High
School presented last night Frederick
Trevor 1Iill's "1'he Hcathcn Chinee."
Those In the cast were Ruth Rosen,
lack Gallagher. Hyman Nanovitz.
John Dale and Charles Park. A fea-
ture Was the first appearance of The
High School Quartet. The proceeds
~ tho evenings entertainment are
Tor the benefit Of the Whisp. the High
School paper. which is planning 10
distribute its first issue at Thanks
vivinw. Following the play there was
dance IN the gymnasium.
Tho sophomore girls had a lunch
con party on "Wednesday. The guests
were Miss Dicscy. secretary. and Miss
Mcdaniel head OF the domestic sci
snco department.
The work IN the Latin department
grows moro interesting every week.
a variation OF the old fashioned spell
inG match occurred Thursday morn
'ns IN the nrst year classes taught by
Miss Easley and Miss Baird. In place
cf the traditional poser. the questions
Aeked Involved dcclcnsions. conruga.
tions and various isolated forms. PLAYS
ana the writing of plays hold the at
tsntlon of the students IN the Latin
department.
The machine shop group OF the pre-
vocational class met Thursday with
" y. Vrown. physical instructor, for
sh~ nrst time. They were given ON.
hour ~ flrst aid instruction.
u IL the purpose OF Physical Direc.
tor Brown 20 t~ach the necessary re.
uustements for "nrst aid" az Il is very
necessary that the shop boys have q
knowledge ~ ths
james r. Chandler. one OF the mem.
hers ~ the Board OF Education. Wis.
tied the evening vocational school
Thursday. Mrs Rcba Ryan. his daugh.
ter, accompa MED him.
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NEARLY THIRTEEN
THOUSAND SCHOOL
CHILDREN ENROLL
Dooome Mombovs OF Junior Red
cvoos; 372 Rooms Are
100 Per Cent.
THANKSGIVING IS LAST DAY

Twelve thousand seven hundred and
sixty seven children. pupils Of the
public. rsrochial and private schools
of the state have enrolled as Junior
members of the Red Cross to date.
rhis number is pretty we'll divided be-
tween the three counties.
70 fnr ii6 schools have registered
loo PET cent and the students OF 3I2
iuuns In these schools have fulfilled
their obligation 20 the great organiys--
ilun.
Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson. chairman
~ the Junior Red Cross campaign is
rl.n-cd with this response. but be-
liovrs that 1, would be much larger IL
nlI who intend enrolling had attended
~ the matter. There are four more
DAYS IN which to l- registered as n
iunlor member for the campaign
closes on Thanksgiving Day. All who
have not reported by that time. will
he iistcu with the Junior Red Cross
uf this state.
Last year there were upwards Of
,hiltN.thrcc thousand children who
enrolled. and principals and teachers
uf the schools OF Delaware are urged
hN Mrs. Wilson Co hurry along their
itnur,- Tor their schools and rooms
90 that this number may be cqualled
this year.
Thu, some teachers are willing to
hvlp in every way possible is shown
iN one school where there are six
teen instructors. After seeing tina,
nll the children were enrolled as
juniors, these teachers took out 81
memberships Tor themselves.
Miss Mary Farrell and Lewis I.oebe
who hayo been aiding Mrs. Wilson ir
the detail work attending the Junio,
campaign, have boen putting in Ions
hours checking up the returns. Loehc
" an ,>.scrNicc man. and during the
~hi saw service ~ the front in France
tn. latest schools 10 be enrolled in
~" Junior campaign are the follow
insi
New Castle Coun,y-School No. "a
>. X. shaw, school No 30. Sarah /.
hevinc; School No. q. Sophie Jones:
svhool No. T. Dorothy w. Millard;
school No. 7. Margaret Kelley; sum.
mt Rridgc, Alice w Hutton; Mont.
chanin. Lois NJ. Banning: Newark
ilennur Davis: Eockland. Am,
Lloyd, Rrandywinc Springs, Margare
\, irwcs; Sacred Heart. Sisters; Del
aware city, :. Marccllus Blackburn
h"cksssln, Mrs. ". l.. Hobson: 81
AIMS, Sisters; Odessa. Ellen Johns
smNrns, Cathryn !. Denney; Mar
shsll,on, Mrs. Anna G. Mote.
Kent county--Wiisy's School. Dover
Nhodn Masten; Dover Special School
w, n. Thornburgh: Farmington
Mabel y. Wright; Hartley. Bessi,
Nirden, Harrington. Esther Adams
iiro Grove. Milford. Mildred Gala.
Way; Postlcs, Milford. Ethel r. Cover.
dale. Oak Point. Wyoming. w. s
Carson, Caesar Rodney. Wyoming
.ilbcrt Nickel: Dover Special School
w. H. Thornburgh; Bridgeville, Johi
- tNvingcr.
suss.x county-Sclhyville graded
Robert W. Murray; laurel. Herman G
Rrii'inrhsm; Sunnyssde, Rridgevins
l'nysl Tstmar, Woodenhawk. Bridge
VILE. Mamie G.. Still. Frankford. Sar
j.. w. Burton: Lewes. Bertha f. Petty
johr; Wesley, Seaford. Ethel T.. Col
tns; Browns, Seaford. Myrtle W
Brown. Georgetown. Emma Penuel.
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PAXSON HOME BURNED.

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed
J. A. Parsons dwelling, a three-story
house, on the Harvey road near
Grubb's Corner. yesterday morning
The loss. estimated at $4,000, is partly
covered by insurance.
Mr.. Paxson and his wife were nb-
sent at the time. Their daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Be$tha Paxson. her daught.
er. Helen, and three tenants wer,
awakened by the cracking of flames
and fled i'm their night clothes.
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ELECTRICAL WORK IMPROVES.
Local Times Aided Through Activitie.
OF Employees.

Addresses by President Robe,;
Kramer and John c. Saylor of the
Central Labor Union Were made at
the meeting last night Of Local 313,
Electrical Workers Union, held in the
Labor Temple.
An improved outlook in the trade
was indicated by committee reports
This was attributed in part to solici-
tation by workers among their ac-
quaintances resulting in many cases
in orders for wiring being placed with
the contractors and fixtures and lamps
sold. 10 the benefit Of the property
owners and the trade as well.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
LICENSED TO WED.
Magistrate Ba

Magistrate Barnet Gluckman ha.
issued the following marriage licenses:
Frank Sugalski. Ala East Third street,
and Genevieve Lackauski 1918 Syca-
more street; Bernard Marmon, 212
East Twenty-fourth street and Re-
becca ]. Clark. 1920 Tatnall street and
John Malice. 7ls Spruce street and
Jennie CARRIER, 703 Curlett street.
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EASTERN STAR ANNIVERSARY.
Special Program Presented Mt Largely
Attended Meeting Last Night.

st. Johns Chapter, No. 4, Order os
the Eastern Star, celebrated it's third
anniversary last night with a special
program at Ruiter and Neisser's Hall.
Twenty-third and Washington streets.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Story, newly elected
Grand Matron of Delaware. and Harry
+. Newlin, recently elected patron
were guests. Mrs. Minnie Reilly, ma
tron OF st. Jhon's Chapter, presided.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Birds characteristics.

The characteristics indicating pro-
ductiveness are:
j. Color of face. comb and wattles.
2. Length of body.
3. Condition of feathers.
d. Condition of pelvic bone.
5. Distance between pelvic bones.
6. Distance between pelvic bones
and end of keel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Bakers In Litigation.

Papers in suit for alleged infringe
ment of trade mark and unfair COM
petition have been filed in the Federal
District Court by the Ward Baking
Co, New York corporation, against
the Oak Park Baking Co, a Delaware
corporation, doing business in Chicago.
The plaintiffs have been in business
since 1850 under the trade name of
Ward
Motion for preliminary injunction
will be heard on December ..
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To meet the need Of salesmeh and
men whose duties make it neces-
sary for them to travel over scat
tered and sparsely settled territory
The White Company has placed on
the market new type Of car
known as the White Business car.
While the business car has the ap-
pearance of passenger model it Is
Of truck construction. combining
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19

the rugged. durable qualities Of
truck with the comfort and trim
appearance Of q touring car.
The Coca-Cola Company was one
Of the first companies to welcome
the advent Of the business car and
has purchased 26 for the use Of its
salesmen in various parts Of the
country. The rear compartments
Of the Coca-Cola cars are equipped
with three built-in drawers which
Ars subdivided SO that the salesman
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19

Every day someone will lose some
thing OF value.--Many use the class.
ifed .columns OF Every Evening and
get the lost articles returned.-Other.
count II loss and are satisfied.-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19

can conveniently carry his samples,
advertising matter. window dis
plays and the like.
The new car enables the sales
man, whose territory 10 made up
largely uf small towns, to double
and sometimes treble HE calls per
day. With the business car he q
no longer dependent upon the one.
train-a day, the limit Of transpor.
tation facilities in many . rural
community.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
Phoenix. Bell Sold.

The fire alarm bell of the Phoenix
Fire Co. has been sold to the Fiscose
Fire Co. of Marcus Hook, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-19
ADyERTISE-BUT!

A lion met a tiger
As they drank beside a pool.
Said the tiger, Tell me why
You're roaring like a fool"
Said lion. That's not foolish
With a twinkle in his Eyes.
They call me king
or all the beasts.
1t pays 10 advertise"
A rabbit heard them talking
And ran home like a streak.
He thought he'd try
The lions plan
But HIS roar was a squeak.
A fox came to investigate
Had luncheon in the woods.
Moral: Never advertise
Unless you've got the goods.
-Advents.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Florida-Sale or Rent.

ORIDA BUNGALOW for rent, preferably
or sale, for season, furnished, $500; imme-
Ate possession: situated between the San
pce and Indian rivers, one hour from Palm
Reach on Dixie highway; Is miles from
npiter; lot 150x150: sidewalkes. hedges and
.Ayed street; abundance of fruit and flow
irs: bungalow has seven rooms, bath and
Eo toilets. servants quarters in the rear,
20 large inclosed porches suitable for
Keeping rooms; has city water and electric
Ights, hardwood floors and all conveniences:
Iompletely furnished. Oriental rugs, oil
tintings. etc. Best fishing ground In Flor
a: excellent tarpon. Uniform temperature
az degrees the year round Churches of
denominations. Would also rent with
ton of purchase. unfurnished, MRS. j. z.
p1TJR. 370 Turrell av., So. Orange, ". j.
lew York address. 127 Maiden lane, New
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
WANTED.

4 clean cut, aggressive young
man who has proved his resource
fulness, initiative and sales abil-
ity. either In real estate brokerage.
bond selling. or sales negotiations
on broad, sound lines Is wanted
by one OK the largest and oldest
real estate organizations IN the
city. He should have a college or
equivalent education. should be a
gentleman I'm thought and action,
and should possess a personality
that appeals 20 men Of affairs.
Above all, he should have the
vision 20 create and the ability 20
negotiate big deals. To the ambi-
tious man with these choracteris-
tics a permanent position ana ex-
ceptlonal opportunity are offered.
Address, In confidence, Box A JI4
Herald, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28

yo17NG MAN ABOUT rs YEARS OLD. IN
OFFICE or a LARGE WHOLESALE PA
PER HOUSE; MUST BE QUICK AND AC-
CITRATE AT FIGURES; OPPORTUNITY
FOTt ADNANC F'MENT. APPLY > LETTER
ONLY. STATING FULL PARTICULARS.
MILLER WRIGHT PAPER CO., %
DUANE ST.
YOUNG man. preferably high school gradu-
work with a downtown firm. Address. stat
inr age. reference. salary expected 4 51S
Herald $50 Bway.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Borough of brooklyn.

PROSPECT PARK section, both suhways; 3
or attractively furnished rooms for
Housekeeping; separate entrances modern
improvements; maid service II desired. Call
Prospect 1921. 667 Vanderbilt av., corner
Park place.
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sALEsMEN. UNIFORMS.

MEN WANTED BY LARGE CLOTH
ING CONCERN CONTEMPLATING
GOING AFTER QUANTITY BUsI-
NESS IN UNIFORMS FOR RAIL
WAY. POLICEMEN, SCHOOLS, COL
LEGES AND KINDRED ORGANIZA-
TIONS: MUST HAVE SIMILAR EX-
PERIENCE AND FOLLOWING;
STATE FULLY PAST EXPERIENCE
AND SALARY DESIRED. II. L.,
619 LONGACRE BLDG, n. Y.
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WE can furnish you reliable colored women
and colored couples for work cooks.
maids, nurses. buffers and for other home
ard hotel work from old Virginia. Would
be pleased TO have your business. Reference
Virginia Labor Commissioner, Richmond.
Richmond Employment Agency. 70i Il. Grace
St. Richmond. Va.
LADIES. YOUR ATTENTION is INVITED, (,
We can furnish you all classes OF efficient
and reliable help; cooks, chambermaids.
Mattresses. laundresses. general housework-
ers. couples, &C., &C.
UP-TO-DATE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
17S II. list, corner Sd av. Rhineander 294
References carefully investigated:
BRENNAN AGENCY.
COS Madison av. Plaza 1917.
Cook. Mattresses laundresses. couples.
HoUSEwoRRERS. day workers. half time /;
city, country; references. Carney Agency,
Audubon 1856.
COMPETENT day workers (colored). house,
workers, couples cooks, laundress: refer
ences only. Green's, Morningsde 56I5.
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statesmen.

can offer a permanent posi-
tion In New York city where
liberal commission with draw
ing account offers unlimited
possibilities with immediate in
come. Applicant must have
successful sales record.
Call before / o'clock,
r. II. DENNY,
Room COS, 11S West 44th ST.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

Mr.. T.. j. Meader. formerly OF 81 Riverside
Drive, n. Y. c., hereby gives notice that
he will not be responsible for any amounts
charged to him unless personally ordered
by him.
MR.. l.. ]. MEApER hereby gives notice that
he will not be responsible for any amount
charged to him unless personally ordered
by him.
JACOB HAYS or his heirs will learn of
something TO their advantage by writing TO
+ 21s1 Herald. Herald 50.
LOOKING for good. Christian family who
will adopt year girl; clean, healthful. Box
I. 1t0s 20
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARD wanted for business woman and
two-year-old girl In city. 1243 Herald
Fulton st.
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GOWNS BOUGHT.

HIGHEST VALUE PAID FOR
rnsfits or slightly used evening and street
frocks. furs, diamonds. jewelry. sivcrware;
reliable. confidential. Est. 30 years.
Nine. NATAL, 90 W. 4Jth %. Bryant o6T0.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED - PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
MENTs; PIANOS, BOOKS, PAINT tNcs.
BRIC-A-BRAC, &C. TOBIAS. 100 UNrvER-
SrTY PLACE. STUYvEsANr 1879.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

Help Wanted Mnle--nomcstic.
COUPLES WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
Cook butler. cook-houseman. cook-buter.
chauffer.
wcttlers Agency. 90 West 43d FL
COtpI.ES--Wc have several good openings
for couples with references, city or country.
LAIARE'S AGENCY, IA ", I2d,
COUPLE, s-laundress. useful butler COM
pctent: 1928; Pelham. 20 West ADD.
HtTrLERS and couples wanted Immediately.
DUFFV'S AGENCY, . West 4Ith.
An advertisement IN The Lost aud
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28

Statesmen, two. wanted, big salary
and commission, to sell mustard
pickle and chow In ". Y. city north
of 59th ST. and in Brooklyn to store
trade chance of a lifetime to
two live men: must have touring car,
truck or good team. See me at the
Pennsylvania Hotel. n. y, Wednes-
day evening 6 to II p NJ. or Thursday
to IL A. NJ. C. z. Miles.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Teach 10th and Surf av., Sea Gate. Nortons
Point. New York Fnrbor; comfortable steam
minutes from Times Square 81 minutes
Chambers 81. Municipal subway. Rates
-easonahle Apply phone Coney Island 1271.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28


Statesmen past year has been one Of
adjustment In our organization. We have
weeded out the drones and promoted the de-
serving TO executive positions Of respensi-
bility and consequently lucrative remunera-
ton. We want three men to take the
places OF those recently promoted. Only men
possessing self confidence. initiative and
ambition TO rise quickly viii be considered.
because with the expansion of business In
sight for 1922 we must necessarily figure
uron carly promotion for the successful ap-
pl.cant Apply 25 West 4Sd ST., New York.
sAIEsMEN-A LARGE CONCERN. MAN
UFACTURING A NATIONALLY ADVER-
TISED LINE OF DRUG SUNDRY SPECIAL
TIES. CAN USE SEVERAL ROAD SALES
TAIL AND TERRITORY COVERED; SAL
AIRY AND COMMISSION. ADDRESS y. "
BOX los. STATION +. MANHATTAN.
Statesmen investment securities. with or
without experience, commission basis only:
drawing account after you qualify by actual
sales; home corporation that will stand the
strctest investigation. Ferroton Pharmacal
COMPANY, "a 9Th av., Brooklyn.
SALESMAN. Christian. for packing and en-
gineers' euppes, Connecticut territory;
commission basis; experience necessary.
Apply. by letter to L. g. S., ID 1919 Herald
Brooklyn.
SALESMAN
to handle high grade line Of millinery novel
ties I'm New York and vicinity, one acquainted
with trade, salary and commission. FAUCET
GRINNEI, West 36th.
SALESMAN Experienced route salesman
provision line: must know how TO operate
White and Rainier cars; experience in this
line necessary; good opportunity for right
man. Box Ss. 22S0 Sd nv.
sALEsMAN--Niade ,T36 sales of my 80 cent
auto accessory in one week; profit $9sS;
want agency in your section? James T.. Brit
ton. w. Arnett station, Rochester. n. Y.
sAI,EsMAN. office specially; attractive New
Year opening for experienced man. Call
after 10, Dunlap, 316 West 31st St
SECRETARY and assistant TO salesmanager
OF large organization, one with similar
perience prefcrred this is not a to posi-
lion but one with a good opportunity for
ambitious party. Apply by letter. giving full
particulars and salary expected, Box 520
900 Cable Bldg.
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New York statc-sale or Rent.
New Jerscy--Snle OF Rent.

Rec list Of houses for sale and rent.
Write VAN WINKLE CO.. rutherford. NJ.
6AINT Colonial Home on an old-fashioned
Street. located In n beautiful grove OF
Phite birches and shading oaks, of six rooms
ind bath; can be occupied and title secured
I. the payment OF 81 .75O. balance OF $4,000
" remain on mortgages: the second mort
4ge can be reduced as you now pay rent at
fe rate OF $62 per month; splendid neighbor
pod; fine neighbors; 700 feet elevation;
ply few minutes walk to railroad ex-
ess station on the best committing road
Mt of New York City; over 300 commuters
6m this section now; bathing, boating.
Eating, shedding, golf and tennis available.
rs bargain; wonderful place for children.
For details tel. MIR. STEWART. 1922 Cort-
apdt.