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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Sophomores gave the Fresh.
men q regular feed Friday night at
o'clock. The Freshmen earned
this supper by selling more athletic
membership cards than the Sopho-
mores.
The Junior Class held class
meeting Monday morning for the
purpose Of deciding the date of their
annual reception. 1t is to be held
Nov. 20, the night before Thanks.
giving, we hope to have a large
crowd.
The Junior High entertained the
Senior High under the auspices of
Miss Dugan, Miss Kerker and Miss
Langley. Their program consisted
of singing and a dialogue. One of
the songs they sang vas "Lil' Lie
Jane" and was sung bv eight little
negroes dressed to represent forr
rcwly married couples. Anothe.
part Of the program was a basket
ball game between Arvria end DEN
yer View. Arvada was victorious
needless to say.
Thursday noon the Domestic
Science Department. served an ev-
cellent lunch. After the meal the
entire student body congregated in
front Of the. High School building
and at 1890 Coach Cannon started
the boys off for a mile race, each
class represented by two runners.
Before the race all classes were out
showing full colors but the only
colors in evidence at the close of the
race were te blue and silver, the
colors Of the Junior Class. Here
and there . slight touch of blue and
eold we're to be seen as the Seniors
took second place.
You don't know what you are
missing II you don't come to the
high school auditorium, the evening
Of Friday the 18th. The School of
Mines Glse Club is going to give a
concert which il composed Of several
numbers. The admission will be
only IS cents for adults and 20 cents
for children. Anyone whe attends
Mn - fullx repeid and have some
thing to reaelnbsr for days TO
come,
Aurora and Arvada volley-bsll
teams will clash in the Arvada
gymnasium Friday night November
Is at 700 J. m. sharp. Both boys
and girls teams will play, and fast
and thrilling game is expected. This
Is the first inter-school game to be
played on the home floor SO come
out and root for your team.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
. al. G. HOOVER. pasto,

A, C. HOOVER, Pastor
Friday, Nov. 18th 1870 all the
young ladies Of the church are In
vited to the parsonage.
Sunday Nov. 20, 1000. Sunday
School. HOO 1.-THE Thankful Spin it,.
$3.50 Epworth League, 1880 Secret
Discipleship."
Tuesday "All Methodist Day." $3.50
Chicken Dinner, High Schoou Gym.
35 cents. 500 Musical and Elocu-
tionary Entertainment. High School
Auditorium % cent and 35 cents.
Wednesday 7:3O Union Thanks
giving services at the Presbyterian
church. Subject Goods Continual
Nearnsss." Rev. A. C. Hoover,
rtrsachiaesths ssssasu. s .. -. -,
Friday 900 Mems Banquet. DR..
Henderson Speaker. 500 First
Quarterly Meeting.
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FRUITDALE BOY GETS
HIGH HONOR

l.. K. Grove of Fruitdale. who Il
Senior this year at the State Agri-
cultural college is member of the
team representing the college in
judging at the International Stock
show ut Chicago Oh November 26th.
They will return to Fl. Collins about
December 9Th and will be at the
Western National stock show in
Denver in January.
Last Saturday the squad spent the
day in judging several rings of pure
bred Herefords, Judging first at
Philips, Hill-Crest Ranch at Little
ton, then at F. W. w. Blaney's on
the Morrison road and back to DR..
DeWitt's. The work was entirely on
new type Herefords and the team OBJ
tanned lot of good information as
to the desired body form Of the
show animals Of today.
The team started for Chicago thi,
week and will visit several large
herds on the way to get better
acquainted with high class show rire
animals.
The team last year made won
derful record, placing seventh again
st thirty-three colleges, and also be-
ing the first team from here to enter
the International contest. This
years team, however, is working
hard and trying to get in shape to
do as well or a little better than did
the team last year.
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oBERoN NOTES

Mr.. and Mn. Chas. Smaha left
Wednesday for . ten days trip In
Nebraska.
B. A. Potter Il slowly improving
from bis illness.
walbsrt wyant, Royal Fisk, Cecil
and Clare Parker motored to Fl.
Collins Friday to wsteh D. U. beat
Asgiss.
Quite q number Of Oberon people
went to Denver Armistice Day.
We are glad to welcome Mr.. and
MrA Deal and sons in our COM
muuity.
Mn. J. G. Edwards and daughter
Nellie accompanied by Mary Parker
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mockford Of Denver at luncheon
Armistice Day. In the afternoon
the young folks went to the Ore
phsum.
Miss Ella Boshm attended the
dance at Fremont Saturday night.
Agnes Peterson called on Eldors
Pisk Sunday evening.
Elizabeth Robinson Is on the sick
list this week. Her friends wish her
. speedy recovery.
Mr.. A. Holman and Mrs. T. B.
eehoolsr were shopping In Denve'
Tussday.
Mrs. J. q. Edwards wishes to thanh
her friends who 10 kindly supported
her during The Enterprise compaign
Watch obsron growi
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FRulTDALE NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Mckee left Sat
urday for Kansas City where th,s
expect to be gone two or three
weeks. They drove thru in their car.
Rev. Geo. Henderson will preach
at Jefferson Ave. M. E. Church next
Sunday at II a. M.
A Thanksgiving program will be
given at Fruitdale School house
Tuesday evening November 18th.
Leo Smith and family, former
residents Of Prospect Valley, left
the first Of the week for California.
They drcxs. thru. - - =.
ne lSdies aid will give . chicken
pie supper at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bond. Friday evening.
December 18th. Aprons and other
articles will be for sale.
Mrs. M. ]. Field and children and
Miss Raymond were callers in this
community Saturday. They are
from University Park.
Miss Amelin Maring and Alack
Pappas were married In Boulder.
Wednesday, November 0. After the
last Of the month they will be ut
home in Denver. The bride is well
known in this community and has the
best wishes Of everybody.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Clinton Red, Pastor.

hhloh As@NS anNols
Sunday School at 9:i5 u. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word at II.
Christian Endeavor at GAS p. NJ.
Evening Service at 1880.
Mid-wcek service for Bible Study
and Prayer. Wednesday Mt 7:3O p. m
There will be free Social for
the Young People in the basement Of
the church Saturday evening, of this
week. You are cordially invited.
Remember the Thanksgiving Ser
vice at the Presbyterian Church next
Wednesday evening at TAO at which
Rev Hoover, Pastor of the Mcttho-
ddist Church, will deliver the
Thanksgiving sermon. Let every
body turn out to this Union Thanks
giving Service.
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ALL METHODIST DAY

The "All Methodist day In Arvada,
given for the benefit Of the NEW
Methodist Church, will commence
promptly at seven O'Clock A. N. On.
Tuesday November 22nd and last
until E p. m. at which time the Band
will play on Grand View and march
from there to the High School build.
ing where Chicken Dinner will be
served Cafeteria style followed by q
grand Musical entertainments.
PROGRAM
Piano Solo---Mrs. Fred Cantrcll
Solo-Miss Milliccnt st. Clair.
Reading--Mrs. DIR. Russell
solo--Mrs. II. r. Chinn
Male Quartet
Solo--Miss Stella West I'D
Piano Duct-Misses Helen and Vera
Townslcy
Solo--Mr. Hampton.
Duct-Miss Mary and Joha schults
Reading---Rev. Albert C. Hoover.
Violin Duet--Misass Elizabeth Fost-
err and Alice Wilson.
Solo--Mrs. VIM. Sidcll.
Solo-Mrs. J. W. Ferris.
Ecading-Mrs. Herbert Brown
Piano Solo---Miss Vera Townsley
Male Quartet ~ 1881
Arvada Band ----
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wooDMEN OF THE
WORLD ACTIVITIES

A very large and enthusiast c
gathering Of Woodmen greeted Head
Consul Boak and General Attorney
Steele on Tuesday evening, Novem-
bsr 18th, in Barth Hall. A splendid
program was arranged, which all
present enjoyed. Interesting talks
were given by the Head Consul and
General Attorney, on protection as
provided by the Woodmen Of the
world; also, on Community Welfare.
District Manager Thomas F. AZ
pell gave an interesting talk and pre-.
scented gold rings to two Of the
neighbors for bringing in new men,
bers. The lucky neighbors were
Ben Morgan. with five applications
to his credit and Joe schoech. with
seven. Their good work won them
the admiration Of the local camp.
The Head Consul was very well
pleased with the progress Of the
camp and to learn that it was over
the top in the 10 per cent increase
campaign. He believes the camp
will 20 over the 800 mark by the
first Of the year. The population
In and about Arvsda is about 5000,
Of which 800 are eligible for men,
bsrship in the Woodmen of the
World and they are joining very
fast. $
There were 20 candidates initiated
Tuesday evening and II applications
Wsss received. Thk shows that
bsnss b good in Arvada and the
peopls are realizing that protected
homes mean good communities.
On Next Tuesday evening, Nov
emher -, the camp viii give turkeys
to seiaaho1s bringing in two apn!i-
cations, It l. well worth the efforts
Of ths nsishbors 70 get their candi-
dat>a h before that date.
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A party Of ladies' from NAL An
derson W. r. G. No. 80 visited Fitz-
Timmons Hospital at Aurora on
Tuesday Nov. 3 with treat for the
boys Of Ward ca. This particular
ward has been assigned to our corps
md contains thirty colorcd boys md
forty white boys. They took ont
eight Blankets Of grapes and soms
new records for the prnfanola which
they gave to them In the early sum.
mer. The entire treat represented
an expenditure OF eleven dollars and
twenty-five cents. The W. X. G.
auxiliary TO the G. A. r. Is every.
where taking up relief work for the
veterans Of the World War and the,
are very glad to give this service al
the Recupsration Camp,
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eooaiDoE.s ORCHESTRA
ARVADA ORGANIZATION

A1vada has . new nusical organ
iA4isa - = H. pride Of an who
an ilsSisGs591a dAses muste. Il \
. four paeee orchestra headed By
NJ. Coolidge Of 0bsron station
They came here recently from the
Hotel SEVERN at indianapolis wher:
they havs been playing for several
menthA last winter they played
for tie Mama Beach club at Mans
Florida. They play piano, cello,
violin and drums. They have been
secured for the Firemsn's ball which
viii be held a Wednesday evening
November -.
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Our annual Thanksgiving supper
will be given under the auspices u
the Scmper p. T. A. Novsmber 90.
at the sempcr School. We wi'l
have an oyster stew, sandwiches. RI
and coffee. Supper Mn ~ ssrved
from Z to & p. m. A delightful pro.
gram will follow. he surs and es0a
and bring your friends with you.
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RALSToN NOTES


to Mr.. Foster Petrie was solemnized
on Tuesday, November q. The
bride is the accomplished nrd lovely
daughter Of Mr.. o. Fuller and the
groom Is the son Of Mr.. II. !. Petrie
of Upper Ralston. In a short time
the young couple plan to leave for
California on an extended trip.
William Albertson of Ysmpa Is
visiting his sister Mrs. e. G. West.
Mrs. Robert Simpson has return.
ed to her home IN Arvada. Her
many friends will be glad to learn
that she. has recovered from her lone
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Williams arc
entertaining as house guest Mr.. and
Mrs. r. W. Freeman of Wyoming
Mrs. l.. l.. Wiedman was taken u
st. Luke's hospital on Monday to
undergo an operation for append.
citis. Her friends wish her n speedy
and successful recovery.
Regular meeting Of Enterprise
Grange was held Wednesday, even.
ing. A large class was given third
md fourth degrees. An enjoyable
literary program was given nfte,
which the Grange enjoyed one Of it,
sumptuous oyster suppers.
Mrs. B. v. Edwards Of Plainviev
was visiting Mrs u. r. Moon or
on last Thursday.
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BAPTIST CHURCH

w. +. Cole, Pastor
Bible School at 9.ib u. m.
Preaching service Mt II.
b. Y. p. ". at $50.
Preaching service ut 1880 p. nj.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday, 1870
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Mr.. and Nrs. John Tharp have
just recently, started work on thei-
four room residence with bath en-
the lots opposite the high school
building. A. Hedge has the contract.
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The boy Scouts Troop is nenrly
full and ia going forward splendidly
under the careful leadership OF Mr..
Hciserman md his able assistant Ted
Iong. About IL of the boys got
their suits Saturday 30 likewise will
the remainder when they have pass
cd their tender.foot test. Arvada
will be proud Of this troop soon.
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Sunday School At 2:lS ,. n.
Service for Worship and prsseh.
Ing Of the Word at . p. =.
Aid!wssk ssrviss, fhsss0sy u 4
p. N. :
A eeedhl iavita&isa y tAb Cen.
aaf pttvlps E;slsn1oe - -
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Christian Scisne.

Christian Science services nrc held
Sunday morning ut West First and
Adelaide Streets. at IL O'Clock.
Sunday School at 9:3O.
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The Enterprise has a circulation
much larger than any other subur.
ban newspaper.
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Are 700 giving yosr sssDsEsejs,
TO the Community !C1ubs
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

II you want to buy. sell, rent
trade, secure loan. or have fire
Insurance written. Sec T. 8.
Knapp.
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FOR SALE-Rsspbcrry md Black
berry plants, Joe Giltner, Thompson
Station. Arvada, Box 23l, Phone
1921. 22.tf.
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II you want to buy. sell, rent
trade, secure loan. or have fire
Insurance written. See T. s.
Knapp.
FOR SALE-Five or six tons Of
oats at $l.5O per cwt. Phone Arv.
341J3. 22.tf.
FOR SALE-Rsspberry and Black
berry plants, Joe Giltner, Thompson
Station. Arvada, Boz 23l, Phone
l12Jl1. 22.tf.
Get your window glass Ut the Ar.
VIDA Hardware Co.
FOR SALE-Cabbngc and celery.
Frank Ghilnrducci. first house south
C. & s tracks on Avalon. 22-N
FOR SALE-l50 White Lcghorn
pullets, 800 each, Phone Tor, one
mile north Arvada on north Graves
road. 2l-H
FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
Cockerels, Arvada l50J. Mrs. G. W.
Fleishmnnn. 2l-H.
Ammunition and hunting license,
ut the Arvndn Hardware Co.
Great Western Ranges ut Arvadn
Hardware Co.
WANTED-Horscs TO pastures, g.
80 per month. Call l03J4. A. w.
Walters. 1871
Hcatcrs7 We have them, Arvadn
Hardware Co.
FOR SALE-Brick house, five spac-
ious rooms on one floor, beautifully
decorated, very fine FURNITURE. &C.
mented basement Of three rooms,
scvcnty-fivc feet frontage, bert gar
den soil, fruit trees md berry bush
~, one half block TO chr. $4,000.
VIM. Mahin, 1850 Shcridc,, Blvd.
Phone Gallup 2G75J. 23-2a
FOR all kinds Of team work call
Arvnda I55J.
GLOVES FOUND-An assortment
| Of ladies' gloves hns been found md
brot TO the Enterprise office Own.
ers can have same by calling for
them.
FOR RENT-Rooms, partly furnish
ed for housekeeping. Call Mt Enter
| prise office. 2ltf.
FOR SALE-Fat geese and ducks
j. W. Twilliger. phone Arv. 1871.
FOR sALE-Garlxnd range with
! water tank, Phone Arv. 800. Zap
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FOR SALE-Fivc or six tons OF
oats at $l.50 per cwt. Phone Arv
34lJ3. 22.tf
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FOR SALE-Rhode Island Rec
Cockcrclx, Arvada I50J, Mrs. G. W
Fleishmnnn. 2i-tf
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FOR SALE-l50 White Leghorn
pullets, $1.00 each, Phone i0R. one
mile north Arvada on north Graves
road. 2l-H
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Ammunition and hunting licenses
ut the Arvndn Hardware Co.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
New Jersey.

FLsTBUsH.-0iay to October. = rooms; 20
minutes from lower New York; references
required. Telephone Flatbush sec.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

BAY SHORE. l.. 1.-THE LINWOOp
Clinton av. Bay Shore. Il. T., VIII open for
guests about April 15 and close October 81
special season rates. excellent food. beauti-
fol surroundings; 40 ~. porch: near bath
ing, boating, fishing. golf, garage. express
station; IDEAL home A. ". DEPELL, Mgr.
DON'T worry about comfortable place 70
1--we all year round. we can accommodate
you. best OF food. rates reasonable no
children, American or European; 20 minutes
from Pennsylvania station. The Inn, ~
State st., Flushing, T.. l. Telephone Flush
Ing i2lf.
At BEAUTIFUL sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
Grounds, piazza, electricity; semi-lnvalids
and elderly persons can secure comfortable
room and board nurses care; terms reason
able. Tel. i60SR Coney Island. HENRI
ETA TRoWBRfDGE, 2675 18th st., Eklyn.
THE PINES, fIempstead, l.. 1.--Beautifuiiy
situated: near Garden City; best accom-.
modationsi rooms, single and en- suite
celent table and service. booklet. Phone
Hempstead 46a
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

Al IL the market to purchase three garages,
zach one story III height and at least 100
et square, IN each OF Manhattan, Brooklyn
and Bronx boroughs; state location. lowest
when same could be delivered. Address G "a
Herald, Herald 50.
WANTED - Unfurnlshed small. attractive
house and garage. long lease, not over
500 monthly, Westchester or Long Island
excellent references; immediate possession on
May I. II East lth st., suite AZ.
WANTED-Coples Real Estate Record Sec-
tion years 1915, 1915. 1917, 1913. 1919.
1920. State price. all or part. RECORDS.
1902 Herald. Bronx.
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Connecticut.
Country Board Wanted.

country Board wanted.
IN Wcstchester county. near city. pleasant
connecting rooms with private bath and
good board for elderly lady and companion
about May 4; references exchanged. Particu-
lars, Wallace, 5G7 Amsterdam av.
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staten Island.
THE EVELYN LODGE.

AAtE tiN bl4lN IoD8Es
Overlooking Bay.
Charming all year residence, - minutes
delightful sail downtown n. 81; costly FUR
nished esceiIcn. chef and service. small
tables, pariors, porches, lawns comforts.
weekly SO with moals: a. guCsfa ~ years
one management. Booklet. n Central av.,
So. George q ks hlock from ferry
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

GARAGE space wanted IN private garage.
vicinity OF Marcy and Jefferson avs. for
large car. 900 jefferson av. Decatur 217q
wANTED-About 1000 square feet in shed
vicinity. NEW YORK LADDER CO., Hud-
son and Houston SITS.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
wcstchester.

RTVEEDALE Rest Sanitarium, FOR aged ana
tncurabies; uurses's care: sunny rooms
large porch and grounds: rates reasonable.
9q2 RiVerdale aV. Ionkers 1QiT.
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Miscellaneous.
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.

FARMS for sale. catalogue rree.
strout Farm Agency. Boz ~. 80 Nassau at.
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T7nATIoNs WANTED-FEMALE
Cham bermaids, sc.

CEAalBERh1AID. competent. French woman,
assist waiting, do mending; wages $50
country preferred. Marie, 20S6 7th xy.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


IL YOU ARE GOING CONCERN AND
need additional CAPITAL, CONSULT Us:
we are equipped TO direct and conduct stock
selling campaigns. anywhere. INrERNA-
TIONAL BUSINESS SERVICE, INC, 22d
floor. Times Bldg. Bryant $500.
CONSULT US before INVESTING, with or
without services INTERNATIONAL BUSI-
NESS SERVICE. 2ad floor. Times Bldg. Bry-
ant $500.
CAPITAL. wanted to enlarge rapidly crow
ing business. v 11oG Herald. Washington
Heights.
HOTELS, modern convDIences, e, %, a.
and 50 rooms. See OLIVER LAISTN, 1Oi
West 42d.
PARTNER, $500 established business.
good $4,000 yearly. ~ il Herald, Her
aid so.
If your business needs CAPITAL consult u.s.
INIcRNATIONAL BUSINESS SERVICE,
ed floor, Times Building. Bryant $500.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

AMSTERDAM Av., 1851. apt. 2o-Large,
comfortable room. suitable Tor business
couple or > congenial friends. Cathedral
1870, call after 6.
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BELL & PIERSoN. Real Estate.
50 Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone 2s4s.
POST ROAD, Darien, acres, colonial
house, all improvements, garage, ideal
place for an inn: terms. G.. g. BECKIEY,
narien. Conn.
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Connecticut--Snle or Rent.

WORTHY FARMS EyERYwHERE.
snN EARAI AGENCY. $50 9Th az, N. 81.
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>--'~'--, -,-~------ ----~-,~~e~~-~S-~
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.-Complete list sum
%ER LINDSAY, Jr., Rcaltor, 1907 Atlantic
av.; Chelsea Branch office. 1901 Atlantic az.
NEW LONDON, Coun.-rro rent for summer
fully furnished house on shore front over
looking Sound; II masters bedrooms 6
baths, servants rooms ana bath; also gar
age for cars and product from farm II re-
quired. Apply for % rticulsrs Mr.. a. SACK
Ell, Glenwood av., New London. Conn.
NICELY furnished, cool five room and hatii
apartment, all modern improvements; April
II or. May 70 September 10. Phone 24gI
stanford, Conn.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW factory building FOR rent or lease; 100
feet from railroad station, IN middle OF
town, for any kind or business. H. TURTLE
boy, N. "
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

APARTMENTS-HoTE SAN RENO.
Overlooking beautiful Central Park, on
Central Park West, from 18th to 18TH st. !;
newly decorated apa rtments OF two. three or
five rooms and bath furnished unfur-
nshed hotel service; restaurants; homelike
meals; perfect service. Telephone Columbus
6T00
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CHAUFFEUR. single (3sl. first class me-
chanic; 10 years experience on Pierce,
Locomobile and Packard; best references
Riverside 947T.
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DRESSAAKER, take home operating,
dresses hand sewing; experienced draping.
NJ. r: snons, 100 w. 13ed. Phone Morning
side 41yi
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SSAIAKER-Artistically made ward
robes remodelled; Sf6 weeltly, $3.50 daily /;
references. Harlem 5221
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to North River.
Miscellaneous.

PART of loft to let. about 1000 square feet,
for storage OF light manufacturing. Call
1885 Williamsburg.
STORE. o5xiO0, large show window; suit
able any business 40 Sands St., Bkyn.
TO Rent-Two lofts in garage. for storage
purposes only; top floor, 110x25; second
floor, 60x25; electric light, electric elevator.
81 Schermerhorn st. Main 30os.
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IIOTIU HOUSED
11th Sc. 250 West-I large. attractive room
home surroundings, tennis court Phone Wat
kins 1895,
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GIRL, neat, experienced colored; general
work, whole or half time. Brown. 101 w.
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DREsSMAKER, absolutely competent; skill
ful remodelling; out, 50. Miss Fairman.
Schuyler 4754
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DESIGNER, French. any kind OF dresses,
wishes few more customers. Write
Madame 507 Amsterdam av.
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Jersey.
EQUIPPED IS acre poultry farm al sacri-
flee, $4,000. WHITE OAKS POULTRY
TARaI. North Caldwell. y. !.
loo aero grain and dairy farm for sale:
buildings In good condition. stream running
through farm; miles from town. Write
70 FLOYD WILDRlCK, r. No. ., Bairs-
town, ~. j.
The New York herald., 1921-03-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
s~=A~asNias-NF-=f'.s
East Side.

East Side.
AILERToN HOUSE FOR NrpN
provides the sociability OF club, the con-
venionce OF q hotel at q fraction of the cost
of accommodations in first claas hotel I;
tho newest of tho Allerton group, a II story
building 55th st and Madison av.,
IS Now READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
FOR Reut.-Pn rlor and bedroom for business
couple, 1872 Lexington av.
LARGE room, twin beds, also front parlor
on East p8d. Phone nenox 1871,
COTS. 80 Eags. gs.-Comfortabla, small fur-
nishcd room. for gentleman. electric light,
telephone.