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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-07-28

Mrs. ]. Z. Forbes and charming
daughters, Misses Dorothy and char
lene, who have been visiting in this
CITY at the home of her parents, Judge
and Mrs. w. r. Cole. returned Mon
day to their home in Kansas City,
Kansas.
Misses Lizzie Ross and Mona Rock
will leave the first of the week tor a
months stay in the west, during
which they will visit relatives in On
tario, Oregon, and other points. They
plan to 20 to tic coast and visit the
various points of interest in that part
of the country.
Mrs. Halle Cowles and Mrs. Mar
ion Kinds arried Saturday night from
HOLSTER, where they had been SPEND
ing a vacation. They were joined
here by their mother, Mrs. Lete, Sack
EFT, who had been spending the past
two weeks with relatives and they re-.
turned to their homes in Kansas City
the first of the week.
On Tuesday, July 18th, last, n. h..
Letter Quietly celebrated his nth birth
day. He was b&rn in Fayette, How
ard county. No.. July 18th, r64A In.
1861 he enlisted in Co. B 9th Mo. an-
fantry Confederate Army and was
discharged at Alexandfis. La. Junea
1865, and returned home IN July tnak
wear. He afte, wards ensaged - the
iewelry business At Fsyette and -
1870 moved to Tiptea, No. and re-
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DR.. C. E. Powers. of Rockville, was
business visitor to Butler Tuesday.
Everything reduced, Black 4 Sons.
Mrs. Chester Sleeth spent Sunday
in Rich Hill with her cousin, Mrs.
Harry Jones.
D. K. Walker has returned home
from several days outing at Lake
Taneycomo.
Miss Lulu Short has returned from
Boulder, Colorado, where she has
been attending summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c. Hensley, who
have for the past week been visiting
relatives in this city, returned over
land to their home at Wichita. Kan
sas, Wednesday morning.
If you have a little money you want
to spend, make it go farther by taking
it to Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson, for
mer residents OF this city, came down
from Kansas City Friday morning to
spend few. days with friends and
relatives.
Mr.. anil Mrs. !. c. Patterson and
daughter, Harriet, have returned from
a two weeks visit to Hollister, NO..
where they enjoyed an outing on
Lake Taneycono.
Hat Ellsworth an old time Butler
bow. but now working on the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad out OF
Kansas WAS mere q rev uays
the first of the week shaking hands
with his old friends.
Mrs. /. c. Patterson and daughter,
Harriet, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. For
tune and daughter. Caroline, returned
Monday evening from an outing al
Hollistcr Missouri.
Boys school suits, Black & Sons.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Berry, of Los
Angeles, California. are guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hem
street. on West Dakota street. Mrs.
Berry was Miss Lane, a teacher in
the Butler public schools.
Rev. H. A. Mitchell, wife and three
children of Butler arrived here
Wednesday for short stay at the
Springs and to visit their many
friends in this place. Rev. Mitchell
was for five years pastor of the M.
E.. Church at Butler.-El Dorado
Spring. Sum-
We will deliver your order. Phone
20. McCulloueh's Grocery. 42-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Allen returned
the last of the week from Kansas City
where they had been to see their son,
Horace, who hid been travelling with
chautauqua company and while ut
Independence, Kansas. some time ago
suslained rather severe injuries by
fa1iing from q platform. Horace is
eefting aloag nicely but will be ur,-
able to rejoia the company until some
time next month.
Everything reduced. Black & Sons.
C. j. Hiehley Of Butler brother Vt
Manager Highley. Of the Pertle
Springs hotel, vas painfully injured
Tkursday aieht while assistiny = fs-1
sne tie sifeworlks display Ti:ursdsy
ni9ht He failed @ mako his oetngay
after fehti1f 8 1aroe bo@h befoee|
4 explo1ed. Hisf igkts arm, below the
SnFne1 HI iA..les ~ set eossle
~ etsps asseasl srg 49,
- ~ s. (. s. - ,,;ss,z:,
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State of Missouri,
County of Bates,

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CPSio AAoNSS'
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. Z. Mulkey lett
Thursday for Kansas City from
where she had intended going to
Pueblo. Colorado, on a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A: B. Dudney,
but while in Kansas City she had the
misfortune to sprain one of her
ankles and was forced to return home
and postpone her western trip.
We now render service by deliver
ing twice daily. Phone TO- McCul-
lough's Grocery. 42-2t
c. w. Ellis arried last week from
LaRue, Ohio, being called here by
the illness Of his father. l. H. Ellis,
who is in a serious condition with a
carbuncle on the neck. Mr.. Ellis.
who was formerly editor and manager
of the Amoret Leader. is still in the
newspaper business, being the owner
and editor of the LaRue News.
Hiram Soiia,s had narrow es-
cape from death one day last week
when his clothing caught in the belt.
ing Of = line shaft in the garage OF
the Rockkoid Motor company At
Adrian. He was whiTled around the
shaft several times, says the Adrian
Journal. his bead striking box. cut
ting il father badly Wheu his
clothes e1vs way he was dropped to
the floor 1 distance Of about seven
feet. His injuries were dressed By
DR.. Bates and In short time be will
be none the worse for his e,sperienee.
IT,. Al.Aa.- >e A. n~>es~H
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Everything reduced. Black & Sons.

Mrs. S. l.. Dillon was in Butler
Wednesday taking advantage of
Bargain Day" and while here fav-
ored The Times with pleasant call.
Mrs. ]. T, Hull and daughter. Ger
trude, and Mrs. r. D. Allen, and
daughter, Jeanette, have returned
from several days outing at Hollis
ter, Mo-, on Lake Taneycomo.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. d. Stansbury and
son, David, arrived last week over
land from Okinulgee, Oklahoma, and
are visiting at the home of her moth
err, Mrs. Alice DeArmond, on North
Delaware street. ....
Boys Khaki and Palm Beach pants
for school, Black & Sons.
Miss Agnes Walker entertained
Thursday with E seven o'clock dinner
in honor of her school friends, Miss
Hazel Coley, of Texarkana, Arkan-
sas, and Miss Elizabeth Holes. OF
Greenville, Illinois, who are visiting
friends in this city. The dinner was
followed by line party at Fisk's
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-07-28

Constitutional Amendment No. 3:
Proposed constitutional amendment
authorizing the legislature to incur and
provide BY taxation Tor the payment Of in.
debtednsss not exceeding Fifteen Million
Dollars for Bonuses to Soldiers and Sailors.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
REALTORS or ORANGES
REFLECT OLD OFFICERS

At the annual meeting Of the Board
of Realtors OF the Oranges and Maple
wood held recently the following officers
and directors were reelected unanimous
ly: President. Raymond Connolly, South
Orange; vice-president, c. Elmer Rou-
SEX, East Orange; secretary, James H.
Muchmore. East Orange; treasurer, Miss
Else Andersen, East Orange. The fol-
lowing directors were reelected: Charles
G. Zurich, Roseville; Matthew ]. Buck
ley, Orange; Kenneth w. Dalzell, Maple
wood and Frank S. Bowes of East
orange.
The Board of Realtors of the Oranges
and Meplewood has been given credit
by the National Real Estate Journal in
its issue of December as follows
There are few real estate boards in the
United States that are more alive and
wide awake than is the Board of Real
tors of the Oranges and Maplewood."
This board has taken an active interest
in local, State and national real estate
affairs. and in recognition thereof its
president was elected last week to the
presidency of the Real Estate League Of
New Jersey and one Of it's trustees.
Charles L. Lurich has been elected
'reasurer of the State League. Its presi-
dent was appointed regional director OF
the National Association for the State
nd was appointed one OF the committee
of five on zoning and city planning by
ne National Association.
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EAST ORANGE FLAT
is TRADED FOR HOME
SBraoue Parcel Purchased by
j. c. MulfOrd-Deals in
Suburban Property.

Raymond Connolly Company with
Frank H. Taylor Son has sold the
hree story apartment house at 552
Park avenue. East Orange. for Mrs.
q. A. Sprague. of East Orange to
Joseph c. Mulford OF Maplewood. The
building was held at $4,000. Mr.. Null
ford gave in part payment his residence
at 47 sommer avenue, Maplewood.
Genung & Day sold for valentin Pad
ron his residence and double garage in
Altamont Court, Morlistown, y. j.. to
Wilbur r. Day. who expects to occupy
rne property in the early spring.
Robert c. Troll has s2id his property,
corner of Evergreen avenue and Monroe
street, Morrstown. consisting of
large house and outbuildings. to Frank
Natele. through the same agents.
g. Tuou & Co. sold. for G. r. kitcheli
TO T. Constantine and others. his Sky
acre farm at Whippany. \. j.. near
Morristown.
Angel & Co have sold the Benjamin
Govern place. corner of Aida street
and the Boulevard. Scarsdale, \. Y,
10 Josephine Paglieri also two vacant
parcels adjoining to the same pur-
chaser. who will remodel the house for
her own occupancy.
The same brokers sold lot No. 223 In
Greenacres. OH the west side of Brite
avenue, south OF Huntington drive. TO
=. S. Cawley, who will erect a residence.
They have also leased the following:
The Benjamin Edwards house on Gay
lor street in the Arthur Manor district,
fCr two years. TO Theodore Sedgwick
Clarence Decker's house on Edgemont
road. to Edwin Walker of Chicago for
cne year; and sold to D, W. Holler.
VINO owns the store and apartment
Gerry business on the Post Road, two
iots adjoining mis- holdings, for the
Scarsdale Security Company.
II. Colds chmidt sold for the b. b. &
: Company the corner plot on Broad
WlY and Lafayette place Woodmere,
J.. J., to the Lawrence Avenue Realty
Corporation.
Hyde & Baxter have sold in Port
Washington. l.. l.. "a plot, l00x10O. COR
Ior of Bar Beach and Middle Neck
loads, to Rudolph :. Baker, Inc. Mr..
Baker has started to build two houses.
ore of which has already been sold.
Inc same brokers sold plot, 40X100, on
tie south side of Bar Beach road, 100
i-et from Middle Neck road, to Mrs
Marion Collins &c Elmhurst, who con-
'empla'es building home in the early
rpI ing: plot. 4Ox100 on the north side
got Main street for Mrs. Thomas Allen
- !. Jones Goblin, who intends building
oouble stores. with at least one and
& [Eerhaps two stories of apartments
q plot. 50xl0o. on the north side Of
Prospect avenue. 500 feet from Man
hasset Bay, for Henry Pinkus to Mrs.
Abbie III. Bieler, who intends building
q new house.
A number of rentals have recently
been effected by Hyde & Baxter, among
them being Al Reid avenue for two
Years. 10 Mr.. Kelly Graham of the
Irving National Bank; 10 Murray ave-
nue.. TO John W. Lawsberg; IL Murray
avenue, TO Russell Young; IA Murray
avenue, to Roger Kavanaugh. and 16
Murray avenue, to c. r. Richards.
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INSTRUCTION..

Conditions point 10 an enormously u-
creased demand for traffic experts within
the next six months; salaries win range
from 5000 to $4,000 q year"
system has been devised By a group
OF traffic specialists TO fit men for this
growing need.
By this system, without interfering with
your present work al all you can quail
fly for this splendid profession IN few
short months.
Find out about e. Call or phone for
information or write Dent li-s. No Oh
legation.
LASALLE EXTENSION UNIVERSITY.
ia W. A2d ST.. n. y. c. Bryant $500.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
sALEsAlEN

Statesmen
Financial institution furnishing capita
for the expansion OF one OF the largest
Industrial Concerns OF It's kind in Amer
lea las openings for two or three ex
perienced Security Statesmen capable Of
earning 5000 to $4,000 per year in CON-
missions.
Places may also be available for two OF
three ambitious men. successful in other
lines, vino would appreciate the opporiu-
nifty 10 engage IN the selling profession
after having been trained by us,
Active cooperation by management as
Eures attTactiVe earnings from the start
Positions are permanent and offer every
opportunity for advancement 70 executive
positions.
Call . 10 j.. room - fourth noor
g. Broad ST.. New York.
Ask for MT Hubert.
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ESTATES APPRAISED.

CHARLES r. DRoSTE. 3;ed April 10. 1920.
resident of New Jersey. leaving an es-
tate OF ST24,216, with 1857. 10 Of It tax
able In New York. The estate IL divided
among his wife and children.
REBECCA BENDIT. died February 21, 1921.
Total estate $50. 100. net ST., ,T53. The
estate Is divided between her son and
daughter.
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- UNFURNISHED
From Battery to iath ST.. Inclusive.

From Battery TO tdth st., Inclusive.
FIFTH Av.. 61.-Entirely new. remodelled
apartment, second floor. . rooms. bath (;
splendidly situated. Supt. on premises from
II A. NJ. to . r. Nj. WIN. A. WHITE &
SONS. 80 Cedar ct. Tel John 800
WASHINGTON SQUARE, room kitchenette 9
and bath apartments. NEW. ABSOLUTE
LY FIREpROOf house; elevator and hall
service: business and social references re-
qulred; 81 200, 81 500. See superintendent on
premises. Van voorst Apartments. ies
Waverley place.
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Automobile Bodies
Automobiles A Wanted.

AUTOS BOUGHT FOR CAsf.
JAEDoRF AUTO CO, 1921 Broadway
Cirlia 0lTE
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

return tubular boilers. ~ inches by Is feet
A. S. NJ. II. specifications for $50 pounds
working pressure and complete with fronts
CRATES, suspension and accessories: cos
$500; bargain for cash $500. Apply Boz
=, Passaic. n. J.
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QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Clinton Trading Corporation sold 70
elizabeth Fltton fifteen lots in South
Richmond Hill. Tryon & Tryon were
the brokers.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery 10 18th ST., Inciusiye.

OFFICE space TO rent. Inquire room 81
30 Church st.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
westchester-sale or Rent.

If TAKEN AT ONCE.
FOR RENT-Finely built house In most de-
si-able neighborhood. containing rooms and
BATH on plot 10Dx100 immediate occupancy
exterior in perfect condition; new decora-
tions, just finished: $l25 per month.
BURKE. STONE, INC. PELHAM 1875.
Mrs. Edmund w. BODINE. Real Estate,
472 Main ST.; tel. sis New Rochelle.
OWNER LEAVING TOWN
Must sell modern home at Mt. Vernon 4
bedrooms, 4 rooms. first floor; steam, cleo
tricity. hardwood floors, tile bath and kltcll-
en-: 40 foot plot; Sll goo. Address NJ. g. s09
Herald. Fulton st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.


NURSE, refined, graduate. eolcred. wishes
care invalid; specializes with children: ex-
perienced traveller; best doctors references.
Telephone Molnlngsde 45s3.
NURSE, undergraduates. institutional house
keeper. +. Collins. 5s Fort Greene place,
Brooklyn
NURSE wishes position with invalid lady /,
willing 10 sew: sleep home preferred; ref
erences. 22f5 Herald. Herald so.
NURSE. practical. care OF invalid. by TO-
sponslbie woman NJ. 1914 Lexington aN.
sTENOGRAPHER, willins. accurate: II
years experience; SIS. 7 653 Herald.
$50 Broadway.
SrENOGRAPHEf,- -BOokKEEpER. wears
experience; moderate salary 80 Her
sTENoGRAPHER. -four years experience
reliable, educated; $40. T CSC Herald,
$50 Broadway
WAITRESS and chambermaid private fam
ly best city references. Write Box 10,
lolo 81 aN
WAITRESS. chambermaid city or country.
McAally, 253 West 2ith. Chelsea 2606.
WOMAN, middle age. single. wishes position
general hOUseworker on gentleman's farm Z;
Christian family: reference 1897 Herald
harlem.
WOMAN, elderly. Hungarian wishes Rouse
work, 9-3. 5oo Il. 18Th, apt. AZ.
YOUNG girl, white chamber work. sewing =
very good sewer: best references. Call or
write Maley. 2119 sth av.
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Borough of Brooklyn
BOARDERS WANTED.

CHILDREN tos rded IN schools: ciy or coun.
Jfy; highest references. EAfErtY. c8 Pars
row. room 60+-H. Cortlandt 1894
list. 50 West-High class double room
board optional Owner, Columbus 2439.
TAD ST. 31s W.-Superior accommodations
two single rooms; table quests; references.
i41H ST., l6i & 1865 West lMarppry Haln -
Most exclusive American plan hotel in New
York; one room, one :! room aportfnent ,
also one room and bath; now available. Co
lurnbus 1920.
a2D Central Park westj Two attractive
rooms: board; references. Riverside $3.50
p3D. 12s-laO WEST I'otter HalD-Roonls; (;
reasonable; paLlor dining: table guests.
94TH, 116 West-Large sunny back pariof
for two; excellent table,
i03D (5l Manhattan av.) - Large double
room, running water; excellent table: So
single roorns. 81 and s12. FoUT.
12oTH. 1873 W.-Large front room: excellent
Jewish board. BRoDY. University l3s5.
Borough of Bronx.
BRONXWOOD Av., 4l75 (23od St.) Chill
dren wanted. over year; good home.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
PIERREPoNT ST., 76.-Attrsctive rooms !:
excellent table; convenient subway Main
i159W.
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MONEY 10 loan or automobiles truck.
each waiting. Phone MILLER. Canal $500.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
RROORS 4 MONfANn

BROOKS & MOMAND,
REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES,
1f5 BROADWAY. PHONE RECTOR 1857
WANTED-si10,0 900 building or permanent
loan on six story elevator apartment
housf. u VAUGHN, 81 Greenwich av.
chelsea $3.50.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
sALEsMI2N

csr offer a perms neat po.'-
on IN New York city where =
iosral commission with draw
ug account offers unlimited
possibilities with immediate in
rome. Applicant must have
saccessfui sales record.
Gail before ] o. clock
y, II. Denny,
Room COS lis West fith st.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
REAL ESTATE-EUk1PE.

BEAUTIFUL CHATEAU for sale" situated
south of France, with estate OF go hec-
tares DEVROYE, rue de Cormeille, Lee
vallois. France. Tel. w. 02-33.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
Above 14th st. t. s9.a st. 0nciusiye),
East River 10 North River.

DENTISTS apartments, seven rooms and
two baths: southeast corner 9th az. and
Goth ST.; rental $500 per year immediate
possession. Apply supt.. 66 w. 56th. or
WILLIAM ID. BI.OODGOOD & Co., Queens
horo Plaza. Long Island City. Phone
Astoria 1905.
DocTOR'S office. n West 54th st.-sf zoo,
room suite II desired.
S6TH ST. 4-6 E.-MODERN TWO ROOM
APARTMENT, NEWLY RENOVATED
HOUSE. APPLY on PREMISES.
44TH. 210 WEST ,Westover Court, t,--Bachelor
apartments, high slass; hotel service.
meals. See resideni n.anager. Bryan $3.50.
9TH ST.. a West-o e rooIn bath. $50:
two rooms, $500; three rooms. 81 500; -four
rooms. 100; breakfast service.
5irH ST., 80 weat.-poctor' offices and
nnfnrnished apartments. Circle o94e.
5oTh ST, Gs W.--Attraetive { room apart
ment baths; corner north light; excel
lent location for studio or professional man:
rental $500 per year. Apply SUIT, on
premises, or WILLIAM II. BLOODGOOD d
CO.. Greensboro Plaza, l.. ]. G. Phone
Astoria 1908.
51TH. 329 WiST-F'INE BLOCK: 3 ROOMS.
BATH, KITCHENETTE, 81 300. INQUIRE,
SUPERINTENDENT, $50 -332 w. 18Th ST.
2sTfI ST. Sa0-332 WEST iAT CoLEAiBIS s
ClRCLEl-2 AND ROOMS. BATH NEW
BUILDING. THOROUGHLY MODERN f:
RENTS $1,000 TO 81 800. SUPEEINTEN-
DENT ON PREMISES
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.
COMFORTABLE. attractive rooms with use
OF bath 81 and $3.50 per day; rooms with
bath. So and $3.50 per day. MARTHA
WASHINGTON HOTEL tfor women only.
20 East 10th ST.
LEXINGTON AV., 1910 (7Gth) Large room
=, private bath, kitchenette, $40. Rhine
lander 7713.
17TH ST.. I04 East.--rwo large. attractive
roons reasonable.
3sTH ST.. 21 E., corner Madison av.. large
room room for two business men or women:
refined surroundings.
b2D EAsT-Large front room. private home
all improvements, electric suitable couple
two young ladies'; $40. Plaza 3o73.
s6TH, 10 East.--Largo front room: cheerful
and comfortable: very reasonable; subway
and all cars. HANSON. Lenox o7s.
West Side.
COMFORTABLE. attractive rooms with use
OF bath - and $3.50 per day. rooms with
bath, 81 and $3.50 per day. HOTEL ENDf-
CoTT. Columbus av and sfst st.
HOTEL NoMIs.
G50-G52 West 125th ri.
Rooms with private bath. SIS weekly:
Morningside $40 and 7os.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE (by Grants Tomb, -
Travelled, cultured private family: cheer.
~ room; TOP floor, modern apartment
Norningsde 0I67.
WEST END Av.. 265-Sulje, single rooms
and studios. with ef without bath: ref.
erence.
2SD. TAG w.-"congress'' comfortable.
steam, running water. bath; A-si2 weekly
.4TH, l53 W.-Beautfuliy furnished rooms
heat electricity. phone: people OF refine
,llenl.
NTH. 25S Wost--Attractive large and small
rooms: every convenience: reasonable.
BARTON.
10TH. 20i West-Large. attractive room,
elevator apartment. SPRINGER. colum-
10TH. 2ia W.--Large. well furnished room.
near bath. kitchenette priviliges; reasonable.
73D. wEsT-single room. 81; private house.
elevator, electricity; references. Col. 1895.
nth, a07 W. = Comfortable rooms, non
housekeeping gentlemen; - up; water
schuyler 1853.
18TH, 223 w.-t,arge. sunny room, running
water large closets; references. Schuyler
2S05.
d9TH-Attrac,ive. medium large room, near
drive. gentleman. business woman. Schuy-
Ter b731.
s.d. ii7 W.--Large room for .. Meteor
mack. SCHUYLER 3iea (e-12l.
s3D ST.. I West tApt. 5-NJ :. Attractive
rooms, overlooking park; running water.
elevator; rcasonabic good transit, Phone
Schuyler 1856.
93D. i3l W.-Large and small attractive
rooms; moderate rates. Riverside 0703.
p4TIi, 1O2 W.-Housekeeping room, suitable
business girl: 81. MYERS Schuyler n35s.
95Tli ST, is Weat.--Nicely furnished rooms:
southern eNposure; well heated flat.
River s643.
O5TH ST. 25i went. Beautifully furnished
outside rooms water; moderate. River
2S51
gGTII GO W.--Attractive front ballroom; all
conveniences: hot water. Riverside e5II.
10iST. 215 W.-Large sunny. well furnished
room; business people preferred; refer
ences required. Tclephone River. 1923.
18TH $40 West.--Attractive room. all con
vencnces; no other roonlers. Cathedral
TT9O
18th 5fi West.--Lnrge. light room ad
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HAIRDRESSINC
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IAIRDEESSIoSC and manicuriug 1s7 River.
si0e Drive. River. 00l0 Miss MAR.
rrt-f fa Z
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MR.. ANn MRS sADLER's plNcfHs
ACADEMY. 27ss B'way. Academy 1854
Private lessons daily. Classes every evening
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

KIRMANSHAH carpet. 13xtT. 221 sq. IT,
particularly harmonious, charming color
ing. tan. rose and blue; price $4,000. BY ap-
pointment, Circle 1864.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PROFIT SHARING PLAN.
Positions open IN our factory and sales
force with salaries paying from S25 70 $50
per week: 800 invested In our company viii
bring you big profits; permanent connection
and every chance for advancement money
returned IL not satisfied. Suite 600, 342
Madison av.
so, 900 NEW YEARS RATTLERS Fol:
SALE. in large or small lots; big noise
quick sales; 2Uofe profit Store, 1S2 Centre
street.
PEDpLERS and toy dealers get fast sellinf,
Christmas novelty. Call Toy Store. az
West 125th ST.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
PUBLIC NOTICES.

AN ELECTION TO FILL VACANCIES IN
the Board OF Managers of The New Yori
Catholic Protectory will be held at No. Al
Broome street New York City, on Thursday
January 9TH, 1922. Polls will open at 3 80
+. NJ.
By order of the Board of Managers
MICHAEL COLEMAN, President.
LOUIS J. DE MILHAU. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-21
FURNITURE.

y wonderful sift; tho most rare Oriental
parlor set in America for sale, to close
an estate. for 81, 00o. worth 5000. PRINCE.
1859 7th av
LARGE up 10 date mahogany cabinet. suit
able for piece goods tsilks. &c.) also ma
hogany furniture. Room 800, II w. 4fth st.