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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Star Athletes
 In Big Meet

Berkeley, Cal, July Sixty noted American college and club athletes who competed in the National Anna teur Athletic Union track and field meet at Pasadena, Calif., July. 8, and D, Will enter an invitation meet to be held here Saturday by the Pacific As soc1ation of the A A. U., it was an nounced today.
 Among the athletes expected are Bernie Wefers, Jr., Par Ryan, Mo Donald, McGrath, J. B. Pearman and HeIfrlch, of New York; Gordon of Harvard; Earl J. Thomson and Con- molly of Boston, and Charles w. Pad dock of Los Angeles.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Jack Sidesteps
 Cupid's Wallop

Chicago, July 7-Dan Cupid will not get the opportunity of landing a kayo on Jack Dempsey, just yet at any rate, according to the worlds boxing champion.
 "What about the rumor re- garding your prospective mar riage,'' he was asked.
 ''Nothing to it, he said.
 'sEvery time I go out with a girl somebody starts the ru1nor I'm engaged or about to be mar ried. l have no such intentions at this time.''
 The champion who is en route to visit his mother in Salt Lake City, also declared he would not fight Carpenter again.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
12 Starters I'm
 Tavern Stakes

Cleveland, July -Four events were on today's grand circuit harness racing program at North Randall with the s5,O00 Tavern Stake for 2:14 trotters as the feature.
 Twelve starters had been named to go the Tavern, most prominent of which were GalH Curci, Jeannette Rankin and Hilda Fletcher. Be- cause of her mark of 2:03 3-4, last fall, Cali Curci was the overnight favorite- The other events on the card were the 2:2O pace with ten probable starters; the 2:06 pace with six, and the 2:10 trot with ten
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

W. Parker Seeley, Brooklawn golfer, will be called upon 10 defend his championship title at the twenty second annual championships of the Connecticut Golf Association which will be held on the links of the Greenwich Courtrv Club Iulv 13, 1 f and 16. A record field will compete for the title this year.
 The medal round is at S6 holes, g to qualify. Entries must be in the hands of Howard S. White of Beacon Falls, secretary of the association, by next Saturday.
 Members of the association are
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

Two base hits, Emmerich, Mo Laughlin, Long. Three base hits,
 Emmerich, Zimmerman. Home run, House. Stolen bases. Emmerich 2, Martin, Kingdom. Sacrifices, Martin,
 Kingdo on, Mclaughlin, Long, Fahey.
 Double plays, Long to Dowd to Hart Left on bases, Bridgeport 8: Water
 bury 5 Bases on= balls, off House 4;
 Chadwick 4 Bonnebeau 0. Hits. off Chadwick in 1-3; off Bonnebeau in 2-3 Struck out, by House l; by Chadwick 1; by Bonnebeau 2. Losing pitcher, Chadwick. Empires, Waters and Mclaughlin. Time,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Pays His Fight
 Bet In Pennies

One jitney driver on the Para disc Green line won a lot Of money on the fight. He is Steve Shoemaker. At least he thought he had won a lot, when he felt the weight of the bundle Tricky Jimmy was the cheerful loser. He paid his bet with a hundred pennies, which is a big bunch of com to transport on J1tney bus. Latest reports are that Shoemaker was temporarily peeved-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
GAMES TOMORROW.

Waterbury in Bridgeport Worcester in PittSfeld. New Haven in Albany. Hartford in Springfield
 Today's Games. Waterbury at Bridgeport. New Haven at Albany. Worcester at PittSheld. Hartford at Springfield
 Yesterdays Scores. Bridgeport 14. Waterbury g. Worcester 6. Pittsfeld 2. Hartford 12, Springfield 6. Albany 6, New Haven 4.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
SPORT SNAPSHOTS

NEW YORK-Georges Carpenter after arranging with Tex Rickard the date for his proposed bout with Tom Gibbons will sail for France on July 14.
 JERSEY CITY-The New Jersey Boxing Commission has placed a ban on Jack Johnson from boxing in the state following his release from Leavenworth penitentiary.
 LONDON T. Ti1den. ten his champion; Devereaux MiIburn among the passengers who sailed on the Olympic.
 BOSTON ohnny Wilson, middle weight champion, has issued a def for a match with Georges Carpenter.
 NEW YORK-Ludy Langer, Har- old Krugers Charlotte Boyle, Helen Wainwright and other swimming stars are among the competitors down in the meet in the Garden pool tonight.
 one member of the OxfordLCambridge athletic team. has started to train with the HA ger athletes.
 PARASITIC second round Davis Cup tennis contest between India and France will be played here July 16 and IT.
 NEW YORK Billy Patterson, brilliant infielder, who failed to get a chance with the Giants, has been Gf..
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
LEACH CROSS BEATEN.

who ten years ago was such an idol of the East Side as Lightweight Champion Benny Leonard is today, was outpointed by Jimmy Duffy, of the West Side, in a tenround final of the boxing show at Ebbets Field last night. It was a happy evening for the Cross family, nevertheless, for in the seni-final Marty, brother of Leach, put it all over Paddy Murphy in ten rounds. though he gave the latter nearly % pounds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
BIG SOCCER GAME.

PhiladeEph July 7-The Scotch soccer players, who are now touring Canada, will play an All-Phi1ade elphia team here next Saturday. The local team will be selected from the lead ing clubs of the city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
TUNNELS TO RELIEVE TRAFFIC

Mexico City, July 7.-Underground passages are to be located at 20 of the principal street crossings in this city to relieve the traffic situation which has become serious. It is planned to have the cost of digging the tunnels covered by rentals from varous concessions which he to be located underground. Work of ex- cavating is to begin soon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

Afflicted with paralytic nerve shock due to an automobile accid ent and without the use of his right arm a Chicago man has trained his left hand to handle a brush and has turn ed to painting. His paintings bring a. good price in the market
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Police Protect Empires From Rabid Waterbury Fans
FQ71S
Scrappy Brassc0s
 Come For Series

Some lively doings in the national oastime realm can be expected at Newfeld Park today. and tomorrow nents of the speedy Brown Derby ag- gregation. Flushed with two wins in the Brass City the McCann outfit is set to make a clean sweep in the se- ries. With the best twirling staff in the league and the B. DIS swiping the bali at merry clip there's no why do,+,Is the Rapnant Tbs Incs, elie now about 1-2 games behind the Worcester leaders.
 "Shanty'' House Stars. "Shanty'' House won the gold medal and all other honors that go with a victory at Waterbury yester- day. Prof. House in addition to linn iting the Brasscos to three scattered hits stung the ball for homer---the longest ever made on the Evansville grounds---and also for a brace of sin gles. It was a heavy hitting contest, Chadwick and Bonnebaeu. the Wa terbury twir1ers, being bombarded for a total of 16 hits.
 and wes Kingdom all of the local en- tered the B. H. column. Emmer1ch, Rodriguez and House had three each, while Martin, Ioftus and Mclaughlin hit safely twice.
 The Derbies performed fn brilliant style and accorded "Sha:nty House perfect support. It was the ninth CT rorless game in a row played by the McCann outfit
 Brassco Pair Fined.
 It was a scrappy affair and umpire | McLaughIin had a busy session fl dispensing justice to the obstreperous Waterbury team. The league treas ury was enriched by s35. as a result of a s1b fine levied on Joe Cosgrove and s25 punishment naeted out to Leo Dowd. the Brass City second sacker.
 | Fast fielding asserted itself in the seventh round when House faltered by passing the first three batters- II was signal for the Brass City root CTS to "cut 1oose'' and they whooped things up in noisy style, but all to no l avail. House pulled himself together and the next three batters went out via the infie1d route. It was golden opportunity for Waterbury.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
CRAISHOS VICTORIOUS

The Crasho A c. nine won a fast played game from the Lynn Stars by one of the finest exhibitions ever staged at Seaside Park. Save for a lone miss by Cooney, the Crashes played excellent ball Rowe pitched a. stellar brand of ball. retiring 3 of the Stars batters via the strikeout route. We1cfs two base hit with two men on practically won the game for the Crashes.
 ney to Norwalk to play the baseball team representing that place.
 HE Crashos 0 o 2 0 0 @4 15 1 L. Stars 0 0 0 0 1 0-3 2 Batteries: Rouel and Hill; Som mers: Alexander and Steadwel1.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
STEUBENs OUT WITH DEFI

The Steuben A. c. challenges any B to IS year old team in the city for game next Sunday to be played at Old Mill Green. A game can be arranged by calling Manager William PaScone. Barnum 3S2S
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Hooks And .Jabs
By CHICK CREATION.

We are in receipt of a letter from George Werner. brother of Manager Jimmy Werner formerly Johnny Gray of Boston in which Manager Werner states that George Werner, who ex- poets to come to Bridgeport next month to make it his permanent home issues a def to Lou Bogash and other weIterw eights of the state.
 Georgie Werner has fought such boys as Jimmy Fruzzetti, Charley Parker Freddy Ye1le, Johnny Downs, Young Sacco, Georgie Ward, Willie Doyle, and Walter Mohr. Manager Werner may be reached at 1S7 Powell street, Brooklyn, N. '.
 Dyckman Street Oval, Manhattan's S biggest open-air arena, will stage it's opening show tonight, offering four . tweIve-round top-notch events The card is: Earl Baird, Johnny Mur- ray Frankie Jerome .vs- Abe Gold stein, Billy De Foe vs. Charley Pilk- fngton and Sammy Seiger against Micky Brown.
 Ted Russell. the Norwich middle Harold Abbott in a twelve round go tive for a couple of months, will soon , start training again in preparation for his re-entry into the squared cir ele next month. Patsy says it's too hot to fight these days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

NATIONAL. Pittsburgh 3. St. Louis 2. Brooklyn II, New York 4 Boston Il, Philadelphia 6.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
CHFss EXPERT IN DRAW.

Atlantic City, N. J., July n-The three games left unfinished in the first round of play in the chess mas ters' tourney ended in draws early today. W. S. Jackson, Philadelphia, and l. s. Turnover, Washington, play ed eighty moves; M. D. Hago, Wash ington, and Frank Marshall, United States champion. played s4 and Da- vid Janowski, champion of France, and " Sournin, Washington 75.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN.

AMERICAN Boston 2, Washington 1 (12 in- ningS, first game; Washington 1, Boston (second game). Chicago 2, Detroit 5.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07
Carpentier And Gibbons Battle Seems Certain

New York, July Hope of getting Georges Carpenters signature today to the articles of agreement for a bout with Tom Gibbons on Columbus Day October 12, was expressed by Tex Rickard, who said he expected a visit from Descamps, the French boxers manager during the afternoon
 Terms for the match were under stood to include a percentage basis of about 30 or 35 per cent of the gross gate receipts for Carpenter It was expected that the bout would be ar ranged before the Frenchman leaves for France to visit his wife and baby daughter on July 14- No trouble is expected from the Gibbons side of the contract Rickard had hoped to arrange the meeting for Labor Day, but Carpenters broken hand will pre- vent~hfm from entering the ring Es- fore the early part of Octob6g.
 $2OO. 900 BOUT OFFER
 Los Angeles, July 7-Captain J. M. McCaw, a wealthy clubman, formerly with the British air service and now of Pasadena, has sent a telegram to Jack kearns. manager for Jack Dempsey, asking if Kearns would ac- cept an offer for Dempsey to meet Jack Johnson on Labor Day, half the receipts to go to the fighters and half to the local past of disabled veterans of the World War.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

NEW YORK Billy Patterson, brilliant infielder, who failed to get chance with the Giants, has been ''farmed' to the Seattle club
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

PARASITIC second round Davi Cup tennis contest between Indi; and France will be played here Jul, 16 and IT.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-07

The Derbies performed fn brilliant style and accorded "Shanty' House perfect support It was the ninth ,er- rorIess game in a row played by the McCarn outfit
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
1o5 ACRE COMMUTERS FARM.

I locating IN another State and offer
my dairy farm at immediate sale, with
stock. machinery and crops. Masters house
Of Dutch Colonial type, l3 rooms and bath,
steam heated, acetylene lighted: new slate
roof: newly painted and decorated: 10 cow
dairy and young stock; 16 Berkshire hogs,
chickens. turkeys and ducks: two horses
and farm tractor. Farmers house and first
class farmer under yearly contract. now
serving fifth year with me. 25 acre meadow
pasture. with never failing brook entire
length OF farm. Crops fine garden and
fruits. orchard. one acre potatoes. seven
acres oats, eight acres wheat, 90 acres
ccrn, remainder heavy hay. Have new silo
and ample buildings. This Is not "a show
place. but practical revenue producing
farm on state road. @Ik miles from Soner-
Vile station and half mile from Leiigh Val
ley station. | have developed this as a
profitable, permanent farm home. but bust
ness change necessltates sale. Price $50. 900
net liberal terms. GEO. NJ. GREENE,
Somervile, N j.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

GENTI.EAIAN's HOME and farm; owner
called TO another State. practically new
semi-bungalow, large rooms complete
bath. pantry. electric lights. heat. city gas.
water system, garage, modern poultry
house for several hundred chickens; lots OF
fruit, apples, pears, plums. peaches, cher
ries and money making grape vineyard; 3
acres. with exceptional wide frontage; .
minutes walk 10 trolley and school hign
grade neighborhood. beautiful place; price
$4,000. reasonable terms; write to-day; also
send for our illustrated farm catalogue.
BRAY o. MAcGEoRGE. Nineland. n. J.
NINE acre country place. modern nine room
house. newly decorated; steam, electricity,
telephone, cement cellar. city water. sanitary
flowers, barn, chicken house: hour New
York. main line Erie. mile station: e1f 900
MUNRO. II Allendale aV.. Allendale. N. j.
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Idaho-Salo or Rent.
A HOME IN THE WEST.

We have yet room for few more .Ameri-
can families of the neighborly sort TO Join
our Modern Caravan from Greater New
York to Idaho. AS a number of families can
not qualify, we desire to hear from others
until our list IS complete. Your present loca-
tion does not matter. Each family will have
40 acres OF rich irrigated soil. an automo-
bile trailer and collapsible home en- route.
q 3. or & room bungalow. $500 mile trip
by automobile. including Yellowstone Park.
and become part of a most unique and won
derfu colony now forming a back-to-soil
movement Irrigation supervised by State.
12s families will comprise colony. Income
assured. References required. Brooklyn
business man heads party. Climate and loca-
tlon ideal. Sufficient capital required to in.
sure safety. Laborious farming unneces-
sary. Evening appointments with present
members will be arranged by addressing
WILLIAM d. SCOTT. o36 Decatur St.,
Brooklyn N Y.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Vermont.


FOR RENT - FURNISHED-e rooms and
bath. porch and shade trees. garage. space
for garden and grass tennis court: State
Road, miles from Ekwanok golf links !,
boarding cottage two minutes walk 1915 for
sea son. SMALL COTTAGES. s125 for sea-
son; ALSO LARGE ESTATES. 81 200 for
SEASON. dwelling and farms for sale. B.
l. ~ARD. Arlington, VT.
FOR rent for summer III beautiful and pic
trresque Old Bennington. Vermont. rich
- furnished cottage with all modern con
Neniences, suitable for small family of
adults; has accommodations for maid and
chauffeur garage premises. For full
particulars address CHARLES N. POWERS.
Bennington. VI.
FOR FAMILY REASONS / will rent fur
nished or sell at a sacrifice my BEAUTI-
EUL Il room rno5ern home IN Vermont
steam hest electric lights. three baths,
sleeping porehes. spacious lawns; $1,000 for
season. Particulars and photo address
OWNER, eS South Union ST.. Burlington. VI.
LAKE BOMOSEEN, VERMoNT.-Beautiful
Green Mountain country: largest Vermont
lake: Point OF Pines southwest shore; COM
pletely furnished eight room cottage; boat
house. private dock. electriS lights, telephone.
big living room, open fireplace plano; large
kitchen, running water. stationary tubs, in
side toilet five bedrooms two rowboats tn
cluded; garage all conveniences; rent for
summer or portion as arranged; terms mod
crate; viii call with photos request. Ad-
dress COLVER. Tenafly, n. J. Day phone
Gramercy 1000 new York
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.


RENT or Purchase-Small one family house,
ali Improvements; give full particulars. b
110T Herald. Fulton st.
UNFURNISHED house, Long Island North
Shore preferred, committing distance Penn.
Station family two adults: lease two years
or longer: age house unimportant II good re-
pair, large plot: no nearby neighbors: inclose
ad. In answering stating conditions, rent *
hGo Herald $50 Broadway.
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OCEAN VIEW FRUIT FARM.

Crops, flock poultry, implements, tools.
&c. included II taken now slightly loca-
ton, edge hustling RR. town, all advan-
tages; good living from fruit poultry. prod
peach, apple, plum, pear trees; grapes, ber-
ries: good story room concrete house,
beautiful shrubbery, porch. magnificent view
overlooking ocean ana village ample barn.
poultry house; to settle affairs, 81, 900. half
cash; easy terms first here wins. H. J.
FABY, Toms River N r.
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fennsyIyania-saIe or Rent.

FOR SALE
Tract OF land, 450 acres. none cleared; in the
heart OF the game country. lake. 65 acres,
well stocked with pickeral. perch and cat
fish; ideal for Boy Scouts or Camp Fire
good water; miles from Cresco on D. L.
and w. Address GEORGE RANSBERRY.
East Htroudxhurg. Pa
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Virginia-Sale or Rent.

VIRGINIA COUNTRY ESTATE.
Cha armingly located: wonderfully developed
agriculturally: completely equipped. This
property comprises a total of s15 acres, 900
of this perfectly developed. residue
wooded; main dwelling brick construction.
IL rooms. modcrnly equipped. located amid
o fine old grove and lawn; four other
dwellings, spacious stock and grain barns
with silos. Other estate buildings well ar
Fine transportation facilities; few moments
drive TO city and social centre. The finest
location In the State from social view
point. This is a genuine value for dairying,
stock raising and general farming. There
is nothing better in Virginia VIII yield
agricuituraly this season not less than 10
per cent. net. One Of the noted places of
Virginia, both socially and agriculturally.
Price. to include cattle, horses. farm equip
ment and crops. $4,000, on unusually liberal
terms. most unusual offering. Detailed
data on request
MORTON G. THALHIMER.
Country Depa artment.
Richmond, Va.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long Island.

WILL rent for the summer on l.. L.. miles,
east OF Northport y mile from L. r. towns.
with private bathing beach, an old fashioned
farm house with modern improvements. s
masters bedrooms. servants bedrooms. .
baths. living room, dining room, kitchen
and laundry. plainly but comfortably fur
nished; electric lights. telephone and
artisan well; air room cottage and room
for cars. rent 1890. Write HELEN
REILLY, 20 W. 4ed. Tel. Vanderbilt 300.
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Massachusetts.

500 Acre Dairy and Fruit Farm. 100 acres
tillage, 1000 apple trees; buildings in good
condition; two barns. wagon she'd garage.
furnace. &C.. for quick sale will include -
new milk cows, bull 4 cattle. 4 horses, pigs.
all tools and implements. price $14 900; over
field, Mnss. Write or come. l.. CARUSO,
box 81. Bernardston, Mass
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FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. l
g1pl "a fpnrtl IN Gcfoher 1 nr

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. l..
sl25 month 10 October / or
longer; cool southwest expo
sure: try the summer and
you'll stay all year round.
apartment OF rooms, bath.
Il housekeeping: corner bedroom;
finest type Of elevator apart
ment: completed March Is: few
choice suites left; excellent ser
vice: 2 Otis elevators; most
convenient: block TO station
only 15 minutes by electric train
20 Penn Station, n. Y. O.; call
at Tennis Place Apartment, OPP
posite grounds of ths West Side
Tennis Club. or phone Boulevard
8545. GUYON l.. C. EARLE.
agent, 35S 9TH av.. corner Saith
-. Fitzroy os2t.
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New HampshIre--saIc or Rcn.

BEAUTIFULLY situated, handsomely FUR
nished large house, bordering lake New
hampshire; fishing. boating. bathing mag
niffcent trees, garage. boats. acreage, Mrs.
HOICOME. 2f3l Circle. fIAn UrnnAMnN
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ycrmont--sale or Rent

GREATEST sacrifice. cost s3s 900. seii
$500. terms beautiful is room brick
county mansion. furnished facing park
finest condition guaranteed seyen acres
shade; climate. scenery unexceied electric
itvi fruit. land planted bathing. fishing
srtTIMIrT. lpl MnodMorth az. Nonkera.
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New Jersey.

ALL size farms. located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G.. BROWN, Cranbury station.
Niddlesex Co.. N. j.
FARM. acres; good land plenty fruit
house, rooms and pantry. all improve
ments. big barn; garage well located 4
miles from Morrlstown; good auto road +;
price $1,000. 81 500 cash. FERD. LAEDE-
riACH. Brookside.
FINEST FARM BARGAINS IN n, J.
Shown In our Free Portfolio OF T52 pictures.
r. ". 9 u Q U NJ. y G.. 141 Broadway.
JERSEY FARMS-Hundreds large and
small; 81 900 up. easy terms; also commut.
ing homes, with acreage. send for new cata-
logue and map. or call state price and To-
cation preferred. ANDREWS FARM AGEN-
CY. Gambler Building Times square.
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staten Island.

SPECIAL. terms June f5-Oct. Is: furnished
cottage, rooms; highest elevation. New
Brlghton. grounds, Shade trees. IL. f..
CHAPLIN. 40 Wall ST., n. Y. g.
FOR the season. furnished house u roorns
? baths. fireplaces; 20 miles from Utica
elevation ,250 feet quiet. restful. Address
BIOS Terrace. Staten Island
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observation-disclosures cr Rent.

OLD NEW ENGLAND Colonial. 30 rooms :
~ acres. superb setting In village In du-
pllcate. a. 4q.bo0. terms. photos Furnished.
CORNELL COMPANY. Great harrington.
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS. estates. country homes. camps send
for lists. stating requirements. INTER-
STATE FARM AGENCY, 8 2s2 Herald. Her
aid so.
FARMS for sale: catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency. Box +. $50 Nassau st.
THREE acres, room house, barn, State
road; near village, station: 81 500.
GEORGE JAAfIsON, Pine Bush, ". Y.
WE have for sale some or the most produce
tive cultivated farms In Marinette county.
Write JACOBS & DASHNER, Peshtigo, wis,
for further Information.
$500 SECURES POULTRY FARM
NEAR NEW YORK CITY,
~ acres brook watered, loamy soil; fruited
to apples pears; wood: snug cottage. good
sized barn; to settle affairs 81 800; only $500
down; easy terms. Details page 81, Illus,
Catog 1,i00 Bargains FREE. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. $50 Il. T.. Nassau st.. New
York city.