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The daily times., 1921-05-14
TRY AN AID IN THE TIMES
ATHLETICS IMPORTANT PART
PROPOSED BUSINESS CLUE

That athletics will be a live issue
in the recreation of the members of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ans Club is assured by the fact that
Geo. A. Barfoot has already given
permission for the use of a lot at
Pine and Lee Streets and a movement
is started for the procuring of other
lots centrally located which may be
loaned to club members for tennis
croquet or vol1ey ball.
Mary Emma FELTON,, community
organizer, said today that interest in
the Business Woman's Club has
grown so rapidly that it will scarcely
be possible to see all the young wom-
en- personally who desire to Join the
club. Any young woman in Wilson
who is engaged in business or pro-
fessional work is invited to send in
her name to the community organizer
; at the Chamber of Commerce. Post
card applications will be favorably
I considered as equivalent of a sigma.
ture to the application list and will
be added to the list of names OF
those who have already expressed s
desire to help in the work of the
club in Wilson.
A "get-together" banquet will be
given at the Y. M. c. A. rooms at E
date to be announced early nex
week. Prospective members of thu
new club are requested to watch fo1
the announcement to be made in the
Times Monday evening regarding the
date and time of the initiation ban
quet. Music and recitations by wei
known Wilsonians will be a featur,
OF the affair and everybody is asked
to Boost for the B. w. c."
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ITALY COMING TO HER SENSES

The rise of Premier Giolitti OF
italy means that the Italian people
who were disturbed after the war by
radicalism are coming to their senses.
This is the man who in 1915 would
have been lynched had he been seen
ON the streets of Rome. However TO-
day he SENS to be the only man with
sufficient strength to pull the ols-
cordant elements together and pu'
stamina into the government which
has bee nswayed by the radical ele
ments, with the conservatives either
too weak or possessing too httle
backbone to raise their voice in pro
test.
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sHRINERS AT RALEIGH.


On the 10th. day of May Sudan
Temple of the Mystic Shrine will
meet in Raleigh at that time over
$50 novices will be made mobiles.
Those who witnessed the melting held
here and witnessed the fun and frolic
on the streets May ask what there is
to it. To them we would say, that
the shrine is the play ground of Mas
onry yet while we are indulging in
little relaxation we must not lose
sight of the great truth that we are
Masons and that the foundation of
Masonry is cvharity, bearing that in
mind the shriners of the United
States Five hundred thousand strong
| annually to support hospitals for the
care of crippled children this means
that one million dollars will be paid
out yearly by the Shriners for the
| care and treatment of crippled chill
dren and not one penny will be
charged for it. This hospital will
| have a staff of the most eminent sur
geons in the United States DR.. Chas.
Mayo and DR.. Judd of the Mayo hos
pita1 are both Shriners and they and
others have offered their services free
what a joyous thing for the crippled
children of the United States. These
| hospitals will be located in various
parts of the country SO as to be easy
of access.
James Dempsey Bullock.
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WILL COST LESS TO MAKE CROP

WILL COST LESS 10 MANI INV
To show that our farmers quickly
adjusted themselves TO the lower
prices and have endeavored TINS
wear to make their crops at cost 10
meet the present sale price is lndl-
Gated by the reduced amount of fer
tilizers sold.
Last year tobacco fertilizers for
sold around $4,000 per ton
and the farmers used from one thou
sand to 1900 per acre. This year
they are using under cotton and to-
bacco about half as much as last
wear. and in many instances bought
the materials and made their ferti-
Iizers at home. The fertilizers for
the county it is believed will COST
less than half what they did last
year. Labor being much lower it is
believed that the cotton crop this
year will not cost over ten cents
per pound to make it and that since
the farmers will procure more thar
this amount as now seems likely fol
the new crop, they will have some
profit on the staple. This will prob
ably be the same way as far as to
bacco is concerned which will cos
much less to make.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Rev. J. Herbert Miller, Pastor.
Sunday school at p. m.
Mr.. L. K. Williams, Supt.
Services Sunday evening at 7:45
Children story hour Tuesday af
ternoon at 4:30.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1880.
Community meeting Friday eve
ming at 1880.
A most cordial invitation extend
ed to all.
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AT the Churches
SUNDAY
First Methodist

Rev. F. Swindell Love, Pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and p. m.
Sunday School s;45. Mr.. J. a.
Spiers, Supt. There are organized
classes for both men and women.
Junior Epworth League at p. m.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at O'Clock You are cordially in
vited to all these services.
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TERMS OF POSTMASTERS
EXPIRING

Quite a number of the terms of
postmasters will expire shortly.
These include L. M. Michaux OF
Goldsboro, David j. Whichard,
Greenville, Russell A. Strickland,
Elm City, w. X. Ethridge, Selma
These expire this year Those ex-
piring in 1922 are, H. L. McGreen,
Wilmington, w. E. Flowers, Ere
mont, and w. D. Leggett, Tarboro.
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First Christian Church

First Christian Churcn
J. E. Stuart, minister.
Bible School at 9:45 a. M, j. w.
Jomp, Supt.
Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m.
The sermon for the Atlantic
Christian College will be delivered in
the morning by Rev. S. U. Speigle
of Alabama.
The College High School sermon
will be delivered by Rev. w. ].
Shelburne of Ayden, North Carolina
On account of commencement ex-
ercises there will be no mid-week
prayer meeting.
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GETTING ON NICELY.

Mr.. Gordon Bent youngest son OF
Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. Bent who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis at one OF
our local hospitals is getting on nice
ly we are pleased to learn.
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Sheriff HID d says that he must
begin to LEI bn property in order
to collect 5Rxes, though he does
not wafe tofesSrt to this step if
possible Splet every one who can
make arrangements to pay his taxes.
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PRICES REDUCED.

The New Briggs hotel has reduced
the price of meals from $1.O0 to
IS cents, and the price of rooms from
$500 to $3.50 to $3.50 and $500
R. A. Cherry Proprietor.
9th 6td.
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DON'T MISS THE

College commencement play "Es-
maralda" presented by the College
Dramatic Club. The first run at the
Madison Square Theatre. New York
was $50 nights. Tuesday night, $50
at the College Auditorium. Admiss-
ion Soc 5 Ii ltd
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Special Whitsunday Services
St. Timothy's Episcopal Church.
Rev. Morrison Bethea.
Sunday school 10 a. m.
Holy communion and sermon II
a m.
Evening service and sermon pm
Subject of the morning sermon
FILLED with the Spirit of Cod
All are cordially invited.
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First Baptist Church.

DR.. I. nj. Mercer, Pastor.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m, con-
ducted by Mr. A. B. Carroll, Supt.
Worship at IL a. m. and p. m.
Preaching by the pastor.
Young Peoples Union, Monday
7:45 p. m.
Midweek Prayer Service, wed
nesday, p. m. The ordinance of
Baptism at the close of the service.
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SUBSCRIBE to THE TINES.
1921 Grant Six.

See our 1921 model Grant Six. lts
a splendid job. Price is right. I'm
loading car load and they may De
seen any day at our show room.
< ia 3td Daley Motor Co.
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PIT TO PLANTS-THE PURE
Porto Rico Yams. Millions ready
for shipment; $500 per 1000; 81
900 up, $3.50 per thousand.
Prompt shipment. F. F. Stokes,
Fitzgerald, Ga. 5 IL It'd
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India Tires and Tubes.

India Tires and Tubes.
None better. None Cheaper. Guar
anteed $500 miles and adjustments
made right here by US. No risk, no
delay. Rib tread, non-skid and Cord.
5 13 3td Daley Motor Co.
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The Presbyterian Church

Nash and Jackson Streets, E. L,
Flanagan, pastor. Preaching at II
a. m. and p. m. by the pastor.
Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety at p. m. Senior Christian
Endeavor Society at 7:15 p. m.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m, Mr.
S. E. Leonard, Supt. Women's Bible
Glass, Mrs. Willie Boyette, teacher
Mems Bible Glass, Mr.. c. A. Ballou
and DIR. l.. J. Smith, teachers.
You are cordially invited to al
services.
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Washing Cars.

Let us wash and clean up your car.
Man ready any hour. No waiting.
Experienced washer. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
5 13 3td Daley Motor Co.
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WILSON COUNTRY CLUB

The annual meeting of the above
corporation will be held at the club
on Saturday May IA at p. m.
5 13 2td
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Pender st. Baptist

Pender st. Baptist
Sunday school 8 p. m.
Mr.. Ben Ward, Supt.
Preaching at 7:45a p. m. by Rev
Won Miller.
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Cleaning and pressing and salts
faction guaranteed. Call 39S Ideal
Cleaning Wol Ks. 8 18 tt
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8Ox3 " Non Skid Tires a $3.50.
Nadal Motor Co. 23 If
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BIRTHDAY

Photos never grow old. Foust, The
Photographer, Wilson, N. c.
IA 3td
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The very best service at Nadal
Motor Co. 23 If
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ICE AND COLD STORAGE PLANT

Mr.. o. j. Morris of New Orleans
who has just completed modern ice
and cold stroage plant for the Mer-
chants Produce Company of this city
returned home today.
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Primitive Baptist
No services,

New Chalmers Car. Nada1 Motor
Go. 23 tt
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FOR SALE CHEAP-TWO CONTIN-
entail Screen doors. Size 32xS4 -.
Apply 107 Spring ST. 513 2td
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FOR RENT-SMALL FURNISHED
home, desirable location for June,
July and August. Apply P. o. Box
No. 525.
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Why Not Pay Tax.

Unless your 1920 tax is paid by
May %. shall be compelled to levy
on your property. We must have the
money now.
Respectfully,
B. E. HOWARD, Sheriff.
5 13 Std 2tw
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WANTED-AT ONCE THREE RE-
liable tenants for crops already
planted. Apply to w. w. Tomlin-
son, Wilson, N. G..
IL Std 1tw
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CLASSIFIED ADS||
.
MRS. j. C. JACOBSON-PUBLICl |
Stenographer. Fidelity Building.
WANTED AT ONCE-BOY Between
12 ar IA years old to deliver
Papers. Apply at once at Daily |
Times office. 2Etfl
FOR RENT-TO COUPLE WITH |
out children two furnished, up
stairs rooms with private bath.
Also three rooms, in suit, down
stairs partly furnished if desired.
Phone 427L. Res. III. Hominy
Heights. IL IA
THE FINEST STRAIN OF PORTO
Rico and Nancy Hall potato plants
raised from the vine grown by the
Moore $3.50 per thousand, F. o.
B.; parcel post $500. 514 E. Har-
gett st. Raleigh, n. c. IL 4td
FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY COW
and Berkshire pigs. L. P. Woodard.
512 6td 1tw
WANTED-AT ONCE THREE RE-
liable tenants for crops already
planted. Apply to w. w. Tomlin-
son, Wilson, N. C.
5 IL Std 1tw
FOR SALE FOUR BURNER OIL
| Stove, been used about one year.
| Phone 1851. 5 II 3td
| WANTED-EIGHT OR TEN ROOM
house, desirable location. Phone
| $50. 5 II Std
lLOST-A NEW OFFICE CHAIR
was taken from the Court House
lawn May 10th. Please return same
to Office formerly occupied by w.
/ A. Lucas. 13 2td
FOR RENT-SMALL FURNISHED
home, desirable location for June,
July and August. Apply P. o. Box
No. 525.
rOD GAIN CuEAD TxU0 CnNTTN
entail Screen doors. Size 32x84 -.
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FOR SALE FOUR BURNER OIL
Stove, been used about one year
Phone 1881. 5 Il 3td
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LOST-A NEW OFFICE CHAIR
was taken from the Court House
lawn May 10th. Please return same
to Office formerly occupied by w.
A. Lucas. 5 13 2td
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WANTED AT ONCE-BOY Between
12 ar IA years old to deliver
Papers. Apply at once at Daily
Times office. 2stf
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WANTED-EIGHT OR TEN ROOM
house, desirable location. Phone
$50. 5 IL 6td
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FOR SALE FRESH JERSEY cow
and Berkshire pigs. L. P. Woodard.
IL 6td 1tw
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.
PETER j. MALONE and JENNIE Il.
SWEENEY,
Plaintiff
rstnat


GRACE G: MEsERoLE and PETER"
MEsBRoLE, her husband tthe name Peter
being fictitious. the true. real or Christian
PLAINTIFF. GEORGE RicaARDsoN, JANE.
RICHARDSON. his wife uhe name Jane
being fictitious. the true. real or Christian
piaintifis,. EDGAR NJ. RICHARDSON and
SARAH RICHARDSON. his wife (ths
name Sarah being fictitious. the true. real
and "JANE'' LEWIS. his Wife (the name
Jane being Fictitious. the true. real or Chris
to plaintiffs). SIMON LEWIS and SARAH
LEWIS, his wife (the name Sarah being fic--
titous. the true, real or Christian name CT
tiffs). LUCINDA CLARK and JOHN
CLARK, her husband (the name John being
fictitious, the trna. real or Christian name
piaintiffs). GRACE DRINKLEY and JOHN
DRINKLEY, her husband (the name John
being fictitious, the true, real or Christian
the plaintiffs. MARVIN LEWIS and
GRACE" LEWIS. his wife (the name
Grace being fictitious. the true. real or
known to the plaintiffs). and II above de-
PENDANTS. or any OF them. be dead. his. her.
or their heirs, devisees. executors. admins
traitors, creditors, lenors and grantees and
their husbands, wives or widows, heirs. de-
visees. legal representatives. creditors. lien
ors, grantees and successors In interest. and
IL
Of whom and whose names are unknown to
the plaintiffs.
Defendants.
To the above-named Defendants and each Of
them:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action, and 10
serve copy OF your answer on the plain
tiffs' attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive OF the day
Of service, and in case OF your failure to ap-
pear. or answer. judgment will be taken
against you by default for the relief de-
manded In tho complaint.
Dated February 10th. 1921.
5AMES r.. FINEGAN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Office and Post-Office Address,
Beekman Street.
Borough of Manhattan.
New York City.
To
GRACE G. MEsERoLE, PETER" MES
EROLE. her husband. GEORGE RICHARD
SON, JANE" RICHARDSON, his wife. Ed
GAR NJ RICHARDSON. SARAH" RICH
ARpsoN. his wife. GEORGE LEWIS.
SARAH" LEWIS. his wife. LUCINDA
CLARK, JOHN CLARK, her husband.
GRACE DRINJtLEY, JOHN DRINKLEY,
her husband, MARVIN LEWIS. GRACE
LEWIS. his Wife:
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publication, pursuant to an order OF Hon.
ora.be James G. Van Siclen. Justice Of the
Supreme Court, dated the 7th day Of April,
1921, and filed with the complaint In this
action IN the office OF the Clerk of tbs
County OF Kings. at Brooklyn New York.
Dated April 12 1921
Yours, &c.
JAMES Il. FINEGAN.
Attorney for tho Pa intifs.
Bcekman Street,
New York City.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ATTRACTfvELy furnished suites OF two
three or more rooms. with private baths,
AZ Hotel Chelsea, 222 West 2Sd st. Location
unevcelled for conveniences. New manage
usnt r. very anxious 70 rent 10 permanent
guests and WIN make very attractive rates
Ia those now taking suites. Hotel Chelsea.
222 West 23d vt. Phone watkins 5000
ApsETNENT-Att four rooms. lnrge
iiving room. renl Kitchen grand pia<i
vctrDla. -FOUR months, Iure 1: $50 NON
columbus i405, apartment sea
a beautifully furnished six room apartment
on Riverside Drive and eTth ST long or
short lease. Phone Riverside 2lna. apart
ment -.
ATRACTfvEIY furnished ak room apart.
ment for rent from June I TO October /
rent very moderate. Call Lenos 1913 spa a, :
ruAnt a. 81 East nath Ut.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
New Jersey.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
Seven room furnished house. near station
easy Communication to city; good FOR private
family or to take hoardora shady lawns
md beautiful country town. Box i04 AMMAN
dale. New Jersey
MONMOUTH BERCH-Atiractive house,
minutes from ocean pool, depot bed
rooms, baths. sun parlor; living billiard
pnd dining rooms. electricity, gns, fire
l,lacss. rorches. lawn. garage 81 500. Phone
I1g7 Garden City, or Monmouth Beach 22g0
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New .Jersey--sn,e or Rent.

A QUAINT old Remodelled Farmhouse Home
on a quaint old road. near quaint little
old fashioned town, remodelled and complete
ly equipped for year-around living; Just one
hour from New York city splendid commut-
ing service; with u acre, shaded by fine old
trees; good garden aud several fruit trees
fully decorated: 10 handsome rooms, bath: 2
i-essive open fircplaces. electric light. cvery
fnGGpFn city convenience. car garage. High
IN the beautiful hills. Sacrifice for $500
cash. balance of 81. 600 on easy term mort
CAGES. Near country clubs. schools. churches
and markets. In n refined. exclusive neigh
borhood. rights 20 privately owned lakca.
This comfortable old home, with It's low
hung ceilings, sim lrgcrine amidst modern
surroundings, retains much ~ the charm Of
The long, long ago. RURAL y. q. Box il07.
city Hal Station, New YORK City. ~ ".
AsBURY PARK. Ocean Grove. Allonhurst
bradley. Deal-Summer cottages, hotels.
JACOB 4 KING, NORTH AsBuRY PARK
BUILDING lot very attractive location
Weoauahic Park section, Newark: 20 min
utra down town, convenient TO rn ilroad and
tgolieyn. sale urgent. price reasonable. ln-
qulre ". -, i2s steuben -, East Orange,
FOR sALE.-s5o palsade av., west tIoboi,en.
one family dwelling. eleven large rooms.
three baths; easily altered for two families
has four lots. two front on avenue, two
rtar overlook river; large garage Zine view
good neghhorho1d price reasonable, Apply
10 GEO. W. ALLEN. o2 Liberty st. Now
York.
MOUNTAIN LAKES and Boonton homes. also
farms. CAHIT.l, Boonton. n. y
IL beautiful location, an attractive FUR
nlshed house fi2 ronmsl. all improvements,
With n garage, large rorchcs, lawns nnd fruit
from station. Apply 70 afrs. JOHN McCLAY,
ae Mountain as. summit. n. y.
afoSTCLN1R 81. Modern house. II
rpoua baths porchca. unusual base
ulent. garage, located IN exclusive privat te
mark: s minutes ~ depot. Q rntnutes 70 car
Iiue. largo grounds. beautiful ahruhbory aud
fiue large trees: steam heated; copper
screened throughout. caretakcr on premises
10 Erwin Park.
NEAR Split Rock-Modern Stone dwelling
loR cabin, with living quarters and bali
ROOM raraKe with dwelling quarters, I'm
nrovefnents In all buiidlngs tennis court I;
lpwATsD cAB1xsxA, BocnAans d. \.
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Rockland Countryside or Rent.

FARM, II acres. near railroad. high ground; !;
wonderful view: house rooms, stable and
garage: fine stream and well. quantity of
fruit, horse. COW. heifer, pigs. farming inn
plem nts, harness. wagons included. Price
s5. 900. JOHN w. GILLIES, Real Estate
Agency, Eaverstraw. N. Y.
TWO FAMILY or BOARDING HOUSE,
overlooking Hudson, about one hour out, two
minutes TO station. lot 1O0Si50; dwelling Il
rooms; perfect condition. with improvements !:
two baths; hardwood floors price Sl2 coo.
JOHN ". G1LLIES. Real Estate Agency,
HaNnrstrnw. New York.
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Counecticut-aaie or Rent.

FOR sale.-In the Berkshires, room house.
all improvements, open fireplace. large
barn. acres good land. fruit trees. good
lawn with shade. minutes walk 10 village,
y. r., n. II. II. Il. II: and G. y. Y. Il. H.;
$4,000; no brokers. G. L. KTMBLE. Canaan,
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

| ADVERTISER wants 10 purchase the fol.
lowing used machines In good order: Spin
ming wheel, iron twisting wheel. hand loom.
Wiebke chenille machine and ruffing ma.
chine. 545 Herald. ESQ Broadway.
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LADD a NICHOLS,
Tai fTf- Ereauzyich Conn

10 room Colonial house. wooded acres.
garage; 10 minutes Darien station. trolley:
golf club, bathing; modern conveniences
Immediate occupancy. WARING, 3i2 Madl-
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RIAL EsTATE-0UT OF CITY.
Long I.Innd--snlc or Ecnt.

At nra~war price,. 2 houses In one of tho
most attractive and healthfnl sections of
Lone Island. computing distance. also
hogse5 IN other sncrous ~ Long leland.
vnish cnut moi hc built to-day FOR less
han aG7t above MY price. can meet any re-
auifcWFnt a. 70 location and price. F H.
Ncw1ioWTER. 1870 broadway. New York.
BIMBURST. r.. t-semi- detached brici.
house. Colonial 2 story, rooms. ba ths F.
price 5000. Dr. FREDERICK, 8 w. 10th
Phorr Murray rfil tti2.
FREFPORT. Two new Dutch Colonial
homes. rooms. every modern convent
ence gnragcs. camopt walks. brick porches
hest location open FOR insrectlon, corner
Waalrf =. aRnd Miller nv. VN ". CATER,
21llder. ~ lailread az. Ft~port. Tel. 36.
TrLNiEr:n HOUSE. III rooms. ! mhster
bedrooms, uaids rooms. . baths. fine
pool table. fine location. 81 200: s toorna.
ai Improvements. 5000. MACK CO. REALTY
AGENCY, office negr ". r. station. Amity-
Vile. T.. r.
FREEPORT Must soil AZ once modern home,
eight large rooms, bath; excellent condi-
iion. fine location near station: double
garage. large plot, beautiful exterior; fruit,
berries, garden. Phone ovusr. Broad e51a.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
AN UNUSUAL
HOTEL
DppOnTJfN1TN

AN UNUSUAL
HOTEL
OPPORTUNITY.
VIII sell lease OF q leading hotel IN pros
porous Virginia Industrial city; modern brick
building; 30 rooms, completely furnished: on
main street; doing capacity business; earn
ing from SIS. 900 to $4,000 net: sale of lease
includes privilege OF buying building; quick
action necessary; am leaving for Europe.
Sec Mr. r. room 1000, ITO West 34th St, to-
day 10 TO IL. 70 3, Saturday 10 to I.
RIGHT party with capital can acquire inter-
est In large hardware and mill supply busi-
moss In growing Southern seaport city: must.
he experienced, progressive and with good
executive ability; taking active part In man
agencnt as head OF accounting or sales de-
partment Address DESIRABLE, SAT
Herald, ESQ Bway
AUTOMOBILE AGENC.' "a manufacturer
OF a new auto device which was passed
and is In use by the LEADING business cor
porations OF New England, win ailot the
agency for Greater New York city 20 re-
sponsible parties; deliveries Immediately;
demonstration by appointment. Mr.. BAR
BIER, $40 w 3Tth St
WELL known and growing moving and stor-
age business. doing over 600 business
yearly. for sale. s5. 600 cash. q $40 Herald
$50 Broadway.
WANTED-Pertner with $4,000 to s., 900 /:
legitimate proposition: money secured. ref
erence. X ies2 Herald, Brooklyn.
sssI Broadway. southwest corner ie3d ST.
Elegant large store; great future.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

CLAREMONT AV.. 100 G22d ST. -
Four rooms, facing Riverside; Stein
way grand: sublet Immediately TIL
end October. Phone before noon,
Morningside $3.50, apt. 3B.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

GARDENER AND LANDSCAPE.
General garden work done. Gardens taken
care OF during summer. We handle all
kinds of shrubs. trees and vines Estimates
are given, GEORGE DEaPOTAs, 100 Kings
ton Ave, Brooklyn. N. Y, Tel. Lafsy-
cite 9o6T,
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long I.land-Snle or Rent.

FOR SALE, real value. brokers. fine up
TO date TWO family brick house; separate
entrances and heating plants. fine location.
134 Flushing av., Jamaica, y. =
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low tile house. = minutes walk from eta
ton; II rooms baths, flrepiaces open
porchea; about acre or ground wonderfu
view fine trees; contract placed fifteen
months ego. before advance in price. Val
oerblt 5000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-20
Borough Of Queens.

BEACH DIST ST. 12S-ROCkAWAY.
Desirable rooms, near ocean and station:
communication 2I cents daily; reasonable sea-
rate: home conveniences. Holland Sta
ton. Tel 691 Belle Harbor.