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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
wEDNEsDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARcUs-JANUARY Is, 1922

yet undertaken. Il is said that
three lifeboats wers smashed a
schooner wrecked and several
principals and extras almost
drowned in the taking of the
scenes on the Catalina Islands.
Such a statement sounds plausible
after a review of the plot which
involves two daring rescues 81 sea,
a fight with mutinous crew and an
unusual storm scene.
The star plays the role Of the
Scandinavian Sea Lion with
force and sincerity. 1t is a new
portrayal of a, role that has al
ways had a popular appeal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25

course Of action from which the
senate can not honorably extricate
itself. 1t LIS still a matter of debate
IN congressional circles whether
the members who voted for the dec
laration of war with Germany after
the chief executive had publicly
proclaimed the step would have
voted for war IL the issue had arisen
in congress without any previous
exchanges of notes on the subnar-
inc question by which the executive
felt America was committed to go
to war.
Genoa Meet Brings Row.
The problem of an executives
right to negotiate any kind of an
agreement with foreign govern
ment has suddenly been thrown in
to a maelstrom OF after-the-war
controversies, and while this ques-
ton arose over the sending of an
American representative to attend
the Genoa conference, It will es-
tablish an important precedent. Mr..
Brandege of Connecticut doesnt
denw the right of the president to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
WOMAN SOCIALIST. rs
OUT FOR MAYORALTY

According to rumors yesterday.
Davenport Socialists will nominate
Mrs. Lucy Claussen to head their
ticket for mayor. Mrs. Claussen
has made two campaigns for school
director and each time ran far
ahead of the other members of the
party. She has been prominent in
the parent-teacher organization as
well as in other civic bodies.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
At the Fort Armstrong.

Another masterful sea role falls
to the lot of Hobart Bosworth in
1.-The Sea Lion" distributed by
Associated First National Pictures,
Inc, the stars latest screen offer
ing which comes to the Fort Arm
strong tomorrow.
In physical domination and the
exhibition of sheer force and dar-
ing, the role of Nels Nelson, cap
tain of the whaling schooner THE
Lair" equals anything the star has
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
STEAL CAR OWNED
BY REYNOLDS MAN

Maynard Swartout, Reynolds.
VI. reported to the police last
fght that his car had been stolen
MON the Elks' club some time be-
tween. 8 o'clock in tSe afternoon
bid 10 o'clock at night. The car
kss not been recovered. The Illi-
kois 1921 license plate number is
k7sT5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
GIVE DECORATIONS
TO MAJOR ATKINSON

Major Dent Atkinson of Daven-
port while in New York recently
received a decoration from the
French government for distiu-
guished service in the World war.
He also received a decoration from
the Italian government. He is now
field secretary for the Palmer
school
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
NEW CLASSES AT BROWNS.

Browns Business College will
open new classes in all of their
courses next Monday, Jan. 80. in
their new location in the Odd Eel
lows temple. Call in this week and
make arrangements if you expect
to start. Phone Rock Island 1874
Il advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
ADJUSTMENTS

ILLINOIS.
Jan 2s-chauneey oicott tn "Rasgsd
Jan. sl-Fanehon-Marcoz Sevus. sun
FEB. a-s-Tne Bat"
foKr ARMSTRONG.
"A Prince There Was with Thomas
SPENCER soUARE.
Jackie Coogzn in MY Boy"
MAJESTIC.
Bert Iiyteli In The Nan Who's
RIALTo.
Harry Carey IN The Fox
AMERICAN.
Hurricane Hutch" Episode No. o.
,AUGUsTASA GYMNASIUM.
tConcertsl
Jan. 3o-Tri-City Symphony orchestra
with David Polakor. violin soioist
Feb: 50 ola1,s choir
April 3o-Lucien Muratoro. tenor.
COLISEUM
CDavenporf)
Jan 29-rn-City Symphony orchestra.
Conling-Gaili Curci and Jascha Heifetz
COLUMBIA.
First half--Anna Eva Fay; Gil Brown 6
Blossoms: Al Abbott, songster; Wilson and
Wilson. comedians; Al Jerome. The Silent
Fool and Carl Emmy. iuggler.
GRAND.
Jean Oliver. Eddie Waller ana enwzf
players in lombard Ltd"
CAPITOL.
Thomas Meighan in "A Prince There
Was"
GARDEN
Jackie Coogan in Ny Boy"
FAMILY.
Priscilla Dean in Conflict"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25

Tou needn't keep on feeling dis
Pressed after eating, nor belching,
Dor experiencing nausea between
beals. Hoods Sarsaparilla cures
fyspepsia-it strengthens the st9m-
ben and other digestive organs for
he proper performance of their
functions. Take Hood's.-(Adyer-
kssnent) s= BIS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
David
Lawrence
Says:

. Senator Brandegee Creates
. Sensation by Pronounce
ment That America IL Not
Bound BY Foreign Policy of
President Without Senate
Consent; Representatives
Of European Governments
Are Bewildered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
At the Spencer SQUARE.

FAMILY.
Priscilla Dean in Conflict.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25
.AUGUsTANA GYMNAsIUaa.


Jan 29-Tn- City Symphony orchestra.
Comtng-Gaili Curci and Jascha Heifetz.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25

Jean Oliver. Eddie Waller saAr ewwrk
players in lombard. Ltd"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25

Was"
GARDEN
Jackie Coogan in My Boy"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-25

COLUMBIA.
First half--Anna Eva Fay; Gil Browns
Blossoms: Al Abbott, songster: Wilson and
Wilson. comedians; Al jerome. The Silent
Fool" and Carl Emmy. iuggler.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
Preserving Outfits
ITO and 1888

The ITO outfit consists of
a got. aluminium kettle, an
oval e~gg-shape ladle and
aluminium fruit jar funnel.
The 1888 outfit has a loot.
kettle and an extra measur-
ing cup, a ladle and funnel,
all Of aluminium.
Wire basket for blanching,
35c to 1.OO-according to size.
Aluminium fruit jar fun
nels, zoe.
White enamel fruit jar fun
nels, 47c.
Cheese cloth jelly bags on
sturdy stands, Csc to S5c.
Collapsible boiler racks
holding s jars (if you cold
pack in your own wash boiler)
SOC.
Individual jar holders for
cold-packing, 10c.
Aluminium measuring cups,
quart sizes, SOC and Csc.
Aluminium perforated COL
anders, 79c to 1.55.
Aluminium perforated skim
mers with wood handles, 30c.
A combination aluminium
ladle that dips and strains is
100.
Oval egg-shaped aluminium
ladies', 39c and soc. Others as
low as 15c.
Long handled aluminium
spoons, 15c to Csc.
Culinary aluminium strain
ers with handles, 55c to Csc.
Strong forged preserving
spoons are 15c to Csc.
Cherry stoners that clamp
TO the table, 1.39 and 100.
Strawberry hullers, SC.
Apple corers Of sharp steel
are 15c.
Sharp pairing knives, Csc to
sec.
Mincing knives are 39c.
Wooden cabbage cutters,
with sharp steel knives, are
65c to 2.59. Choppers are soc
TO 75c. Basement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
Bathing Accessories
and Sanitary Goods---
Timely Reductions i!

FINCH ELASTIC GIRDLE-
Regular 1.25-1.00.
Csc LIGHT WEIGHT RUBBER
lied APRON-Good size, 29c; extra
large, SOC size, Csc.
$50 KLEINERT'S SANITARY
BOOMERS, 1.19-Flesh color; pure
gum with nainsook top.
45c SANITARY NAPKINS. Csc
dozen, or 3 boxes for 100.
TREO ELASTIC GIRDLES-Cou-
til front; of surgical elastic; hook and
eye clasp; sizes "a to 81 in, 3.25; TO-
in, 2.95; 3.45, 12-inch, 3.25l 3.95, IA
inch, $50.
Csc MUSLIN SANITARY'BELTS-
All sizes, 29c.
BATHING CARRIERS - Heavy
shaped belt with long elastic support
err strap, at soc.
CSC "a AND "a INCH WHITE
BLOOMER ELASTIC, 25c - l2-yard
Ice sEw-oN HOSE SUPPORT
ERS, 12Kc PAIR-1H-inc webbing.
Soc SILK ELASTIC SEW-ON
HOSE SUPPORTERS, Csc.
BAMBERGER's-FIRsT FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
zone of americas Great Stores
OWN

Lamp Department has been To-
Gated on the Fourth Floor.
The Mems Clothing Depart
ment now on the Second Floor,
adjoining its old location.
Trunk and Bag Department tenn
porarily located on Sixth Floor.
The Linen Department has
moved upstairs to the Second
Floor.
The Corset Department is now
in its new location on the Second
Floor.
The China and Glassware De-
partment has moved to the
Seventh Floor.
The Oriental Rug Department
has been relocated in the pres
ent building Fourth Floor.
Domestic Rug Department has
been moved to new building,
Fourth Floor, adjoining old loca-
ton.
Blankets, bedspreads, comfort
ables and auto robes moved to
Fifth Floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
-Four Makes of
Fruit Jars

Ideal glass jars with handy
wire caps; 90c to Las doz.
Mason glass jars with screw
tops of heavy metal; S5c to
1.35 doz.
Ball special jars with wide
mouths and screw tops; los
to LA doz.
Kerr economy self-sealing
jars with patented tops; 1.56
to 2.64 doz.
Glass jelly tumblers, 3sc to
60c doz.
Low glass jelly tumblers,
39c doz.
Ball Special screw caps, SC
each.
Regular Mason caps, zoe
doz.
Ideal glass caps, &c each.
Upressit patented glass
Jelly tumblers, lie each.
SEVENTH FLOOR
There Is never a case Of
mistaken Identity II all jars
and glasses are labeled.
Dennison blank gummed
labels, DC box
Printed DennIson gummed
labels In packages of 100 at
15c. First Floor.
VERA E
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23

Saturday Only

n instances wnere the lots In this
column are small, and we cannot
guarantee hat they will emain on
sale al day, we state at h bottom
of such items: "WhiIe quantities
last. No mail. phone or G. o. ID.
orders."
BOYS SUCTION SOLE SHOES, LBS
Brown canvas outing shoes. made
with heavy rubber suction soles and
brown fabric ankle pads and trim
mings. Sizes 21a to 6. Second floor.
o4.5o COLONIAL RAG RUGS. 1925
9x12 Colonial rag rugs Of heavy
quality. at a saving Of exactly half.
A good celection of plain color
effects with borders to blend. No
more when these are sold. Fourth
floor
MEMS UNION SUITS. 69c.
Cool. comfortable union suits of
pin check nainsook, athletic style.
sleeveless. knee length. Athletic
style. Ribbed Wristbands. Made to
sell for 100. No mail or phone or
ders. While they last. First floor.
Soc FRUIT JELLY SQUARES.
34c POUND.
Delicious crystallized fruit Jelly
squares. in raspberry, lemon. orange
and lime flavors. On sale while they
last. First floor.
wOMEN'S TUB DRESSES. 1.29,
Figured lawn and wolfe dresses, in
fitted and straight-lin models, with
collars and cuffs Of organdie. Sizes
80 to A. Made to sell for 100.
House Dress Section, Third floor.
MISSES 1895 SPORT CAPES. TBS.
Plaid sport capes. in 16 and 49,
year sizes-wool material. Excellent
for country wear; also tweed coats.
Limited quantity. Third floor.
WHITE sATEEN PETTIcoATs, Soc
Regularly Toe. Made with f1ounce
having two rows of tucking. Front
panel lined. Elastic fitted waist
bands. Third floor.
75c SUN GLASSES, SOC.
Imitation shell spectacles, with
various colored lenses. Protect the
eyes from III dust and wind. On
sale while they last. First floor.
MEMS SUsPENDERs, 55c
Made to sell for 100 the pair. OF
fresh elastic webbing. trimmed with
ivory, so as not to rust. A limited
quantity. On sale while they last.
Mems Shop, First floor.
CHILDREN's PATENT PUMPS, 1.45
Two hundred pairs of one-strap
patent leather pumps, WIN spriHg
heels. in sizes 4 to IL. No mail or
phone orders. While they last.
Second floor.
SINGLE BED AND SPRING, ATS.
White enamel single bed and
spring. fine for bungalow or maids
room. On sale while quantity lasts.
Fifth floor.
900 CUT GLASS BOWLS, 3.75.
Fruit or rose bowls, full S-inch
s eattsru u al IN c emecttye noral ana miter
perfect pieces. Seventh floor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23

Mems Oxfords
Three Suggestions
AT SIS TO e.oo-Tan
or smoke elkhide oxfords
with two-tone pattern eff
feet. For golf or weekend
wear.
AT 600 TO 10.oO-Tan
or black calfskin or kid
skin oxfords on the most
wanted lasts and models.
AT 2.75 TO 4.25-Can-
vas outing shoes for all &C.
casions. Rubber or leather
soles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
How Do
YouCan?

We hope by the new
fashioned cold pack proc
ess, that is safe and sure
and satisfactory. Every
thing to give the canning
season a flying start is now
ready at Bamberger's.
The Handy Preserver, 3.25.
A round or oval Gamer OF
heavy block tin, complete
with jar holding rack and
blanching tray; 8 or 6 jar
size. Basement.
Atlantic Col-Pac Gamer,
3.9s. A splendid Gamer, made
of block tin, complete with
Jar rack and in the convenient
6-jar size. Basement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
Preserving Kettles of
Shinu aluminium

Wear-Ever! In several
sizes. With good strong
handles and long wearing.
6 and 8 quart sizes, 1.29
and 1.49.
10 quart size, 2.65.
II quart to "a quart sizes,
2.95 to SIS.
Preserving kettles Of Old
English Gray Ware is the
choice of many housewives.
15-quart size........l.35
18-quart size........1.5O
24-quart size........l.6o
Have one of these
handy Duplex
Forks by all
means. Made of
steel, and only
25c. Basement.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
New "Majestic"
Sewing Machine
27.5O
On Terms of Only
LOO Per Week

Perfect stitching; easy rum
ming; of modern design with
five drawers. Full set of at
tachments and a ten-year guar
antee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
Dollar Candy
Combination

Regularly leo, at 100. and con-
eists Of 1 Id. Chocolate Non
pareiia at zoe; Id. MIX
zoe; 1 jar Sailed Peanuts at 2sci
Y ID. box Vanilla Marshmallows
at 15c; n ID. Velvet Royals at t0c.
BAMBERGER'S-1ST FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-06-23
Portable Elechics
at $3.50

Offered at LOO a week. Com
plete with motor foot control
and attachments. Sews faster,
better, easier.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLOOR
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
COTTON BLANKETS
$f.0S PAIR

Good warm quality
with tape edge in
white or grey with
pink or blue borders;
size 81 K 70.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
BELRoBE METHOD
Gloves

2 Clasp Chamoisette
Gloves--in plain col
or; a fancy stitched
backs, double finger
tips; the colors are
white, grey, champagne
taupe, tan and brown
pair ........... 9Sc
Chamoisette Gauntlet
Gloves - With strap
cuff, in grey. brown
and taupe, extra fine
quality: plain or fan
cy backs; pair $1.49
16 Button Chamoisette
Gloves - In brown,
taupe, black, light
and dark grey, plain
stitch backs; extra
quality; all sizes; at
pair ........... 9Sc
Odd Lot of Ladies'
Fine Imported Kid
Gloves - In white,
bIac k, champagne
and tan; all sizes,
in plain stitched and
fancy backs; values
to $2.9S; at S1.58 pr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-20
We CARRY THE DESIGNER PATTERNS
Blankets
BEACON BLANKETS
$3.50 PAIR

Extra heavy quality,
silk tape edge in
pink, tan, grey and
blue, large plaids,
handsome patterns;
size Sc K 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
TELEPHONE EXCHANGES
HOLD MOTHERS DAY
.h"th"rs and Wives or &. and -. ro,,-
" nnny inspect building and
Exchanges.

Mothers Day was observed a, ~.
Madison and Boulevard .xcb,n,... =.
'h' chesapeake and Potomac Te!c-
phonc company Tuesday and Xcdncs-
day. at which time a number y.
. guests were entertained. among them
pe'hS 1871 mothers and wives OF OH
Gals. who were invited to visit and
inspect the buildings and exchanges.
Telephone compa nies nationally Will
mold a similar Mothers Day on The
Tuesday following Mothers Day. \
musical program by employees was
given and refreshments served. Each
mother VAS given flowers
committees in charge al the Madi
son and Boulevard exchange were:
Misses L. Harris, chairman: r. Ben
nett. K. Dixon. Il. J. RyIand and NJ &.
smith reception committee. Miss T..
murphy chairman: and 5. Best, deco
Tations committee; Misses h. Hazel
wood, chairman; G. Waddill. #. Brac
kett. \. StTum. q. Nelson. II. CAL
noun. VI. c. Johnson. +. Burke and
r. Thornton, refreshments; Miss r.
loweil, chairman: +. Dunford and {;
hearns. flower committee. H. l.
lockIington. chairman: George n
fuhtcr. j. Is. Tiller. l.. l.. Speiph,s
a.. r. bodcckcr and r. l.. STANLEY
Euldcs. Chdirmcn of the committees
at the boulevard exchange were.
MIS- NJ 70. Woodbridge. reccntion
MISS NJ. Mills. decorations: c. snowa
refreshments, and NJ. Taylor. enter.
itainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
MAKE FERTILIZER
CHEAPER At GREAT
ALABAMA PLANT
Edison Tells Committee
Farmers Can BE Supplied
at Lower Cost.
IFS VIEW IS BASED ON
OWN EXPERIMENTATION
Declines to Advise Senators
Which Offer for Muscle
Shoals Best.
'o>EEHs WITH CHEssINGEn
Washington Onicini. Much Int~rcstcd
In Farm LUnn Iroposnih
or Inventor.
Ills VIEW IS BASED ON
OWN EXPERIMENTATION
Washington Officials Much Int~rcstcd
In Farm Ionn Proposnin
or inventor.
Lky Associated rressl

"ASiI MUTTON. May 23.--Thonias
y Edison testified before the Senate
agriculture Committee In executive
session today mat he was convinced
'eriilizers cheaper than those being
Manufactured b. present processes
and existing Interests could b. mann
i"etuTcd at Muscle Shoals. Ala
M Edison told ot extensive potash
dcppsi', in Tennessee aud OF other
hatnrhl resourc"s noouniing IN the
muscle shoals territory and was un-
'Ffs'""d 10 hav" told the Senator'S
g. successful apartments with those
materials conducted ~ his lahDra-
''fl"s IN New jersey. one member
- IA" committee said Mr Edison
IMPRESSED "a positive conviction thn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
More Cash nuy,nr 4, T.

DALLAS. TEXAS, Nav IN uor.
cash purchases by Texas forn,ers
than at any other time In two. years
are reported TO the Texas Bankers.
association. Live stock prices are
climbing daily. new OIL nclds are bc-
ing developed, lumber business In i'm
proving and crop prOsDccts mr., f,ir
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

DESK ROOM wanted. insurance and real
estate broker. Ia financial district. lawyet
preferred Stationery Store. T45 Amsterdam
aN.
MODERN office G. rooms and reception,
well furnished. with phone. rent. 81 600
Times square or Grand Central zone. BURNS
pFATTY GfO Knlckcrbocker Buiidinz.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
MIARiI, FLORIDA,

Nice furnished houses and bungalows for
season. overlooking Hilsboro Bay, I'm Tampa
Tlorida. TIROWER BROS. Tampa.
FOR sALE--Homes, $69p TO 5000; lots
five acre tracts and acreage: all prices.
Write BAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Bank
Building. Lynn Haven. Fla.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-saIe or let.
Splendid HOME AND TARN

SPLENDID HOME AND FARM.
15s acres. Columbia county, State road; ex-
cellent nine room, steam heated house. gar
age, hen houses, large barns. tenant house,
500 apple trees, stock, tools, crops; immedt-
ate possession bargain $4,000. half mort
gage. u. X. MEYER. yalatie, n. y.
90 ACRE FARM. pear Poughkeepsie; large
frontage on Wappingers creek $4,000.
CLARENCE r. SMITH. 1424 Fulton ST.,
III nnhlNn
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

New two family brick house, and Z
rooms: .nclosed porch. overlooking the Hud-
son; all iaterts improvements. driveway
for garage; 80 minutes TO Times square: {:
must be seen 20 be appreciated; price
$2i 10000: cash 81. 900. 90 or more.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
Conpecticut-saIe or Lea.

EIGHT acres on Boston Post road. including
large pine grove; feur room house. saso-
10 suit Ask FRANK f. WATSON, $40 At
lantic street. Stamford. Conn. Appointments
only.
EIGHT acres on Boston Post road with run
rrent stand; S7,5OO; 81 600 cash needed
FRANK II. BARNUM. room ll0, spelke
Building Stamford. Conn.
SELECTED CONNECTICUT FARMS.
Residential homes. good productive farms.
all sizes. at to-day's prices: state wants
RIDERS AGENCY, Norwaik. Conn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

New two family brick house. In good 10
cation: and rooms; electricity, heat. al
hardwood trim; two garages In rear: Eoos
investment: price Si3.00o.00; cash S4. 200. 90
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

One family brick house, rooms; incloses
porch: all improvements; In best location
price $12.000.00; cash 81 10000 or more.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

Apartment house. Palisade av.: stores
~ apartments: very good investment
s56.o0o.0o: cash 100000 or more.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-sale or Let.
WEST NEW YORK

Ono family frame house. 10 rooms: cleo
tricity, heat, hardwood trim: garage; price
$4,000 cash 5000 or more.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

New two family brick houses. and s
rooms: all latest improvements; price
si2,500.0o; cash 81. $50 90 or more.
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

A BEAUTIFUL new home. $500: large
plot. best location, all improvements: par
natural hardwood. second floor white enamel
and mahogany; large living room. dining
room. kitchen, buffers pantry, ice box closet,
three large bedrooms, tile bath and pedestal
basin: space In attic for rooms. beautifully
decorated throughout: easy terms.
FREDERICK &. OGDEN,
,o ". ~ 40 putberford - Tel 200
The New York herald., 1922-09-17

New six family apartment house, overlook
ing the Hudson: four room apartments: all
the latest improvements: plot 25x100; a
good investment: price $40 600 90. cash
SIC, 900 90 or more
The New York herald., 1922-09-17
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Nov Isr~ey-sale or Let.


MOVING WEST. quick sale necessary. or
VIII rent. large living room. open fireplace,
nall, dining room. pantry. Kitchen. closed
iront ire an ana rear porcnss. pergcla' large mas
with one bath. large billiard room, two bed
rooms and bath on third floor: fine heating
wears to car eas frst mortsass oo so
ance like rent: beautiful surroundings: with
IN one hour OF New York. CLEAVELAND,
o3o; Summer av., Newark. N. ].
MoDERNIzED RESIDENCE. adaptable for
large family; rooms. baths. every
modern improvement. several freplaces
also an adjoining building adaptable for
strdio or office. or could be made into an
attractive bungalow; large plot: fine old
shade and fruit trees; very conveniently
situated: honest value; reasonable terms.
For photos, &C.. address w. A. LAMBERT,
room 1928 Woolworth Bldg, New York.
Phone 69si Barclay
MoRRIsTowN.-count homes and farms:
excellent t,ya value. u ! hr New York on Lack.
EUGENE V. WELSH.
opp. Lackawanna Station. Morristown. n. j.
MONTCLAIR-Deslrab tapestry brick Co
nteror fos baths solargm elegant onn
Apply GRIFFITHS. ia Wildwood av.
MoNTCLAIR. 10 Van Week st.-Modren 10
roof enclosed porch: Immediate possession !:
Slxl50 SIS. .000 easy terms. BIELE, 3si
West 18th ST.. New York.
NUTLEY,
THE IDEAL HOME TOWN.
II high class residential suburb; high
rolling and picturesque; over 90 per cent.
OF the residents their homes ideal
environment: excellent schools, golf and
country clubs: attractive public parks. Send
for 'Nutley in Nut She'll" SECRETARY, ,
Box II. Nutley. N. J.
NEAR RIDGEwOoD-Modern 0 room cot
tage. bath. garage; plot so by 1929; 80, 900:
Photographic. HOVER. 2I2 B'way. N. Y.
ORANGE. So. Centre st.-il rooms. bath.
garage. beautiful plot, 5oxis6; two open
freplaces. pantry; $4,000 A. L. MUM
FORD. 206 Broadway. Cortlandt 1885,.
PRICED AT HALE IT'S LAND VALUATION
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PROPERTY.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT
Approximately acres, bordered by beauti-
full golf course: fine residential avenue and
a busy thoroughfare: all city improvements I.
IN booming suburb: only 80 minutes out. I.
frame dwelling of IL rooms. 3 baths; hot
water heat, gas, electricity large barn, ga
rage and gardeners cottage: ideal loca-
tion for residence, private school. small
sanitarium or quick development: splendid
value and an unsurpassed speculation. ROB
ERT THEDFORD. IL r. 42d. Wander. 10000.
PALISApE. N. j.. in purely residential sec
tion, ens block from trolley, 8 minutes
from 130eh st. ferry; 2-year-old, six room
house. az improvements plot 50xt15; quick
sale price and reasonable terms. MUTT,
owner. New Dorp.- s. l. Phone Dongan