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BIDS ron czrY SIDEWALK CON-
8TRUCTIoN

bids for The constrnction Of cement
s ,Ad,r. a' y 81 end drS %s : Ss;it Or Sv G ihn Gi,y ti ae
ins April ist. 1928, viii b received BY
T the Snaer1 Asq;i 4 " t. fsa = e a1S' viii noG Se
opened and considered at the Board Of
be held al j o'clock P. NJ: wednesday.
said BIDS shall be for the construction
Of all sidewalks and crossings, or cc>
mont tile walks. ordered built by tho
shall be securely sealed and marked
Bids for Sidewalk CONSTRUCTIONS and
said bids must be for the building of
n with the Charter ordinances and
specifications of said city governing
sidewalks and crossings, and must be
built u1Ser the sIper ry 81 and sub
OF E sssSs f ia must b accompanied BY ..
c css.ssa. c a9 g. Rad e e pay Stx cd to m the
sioners OF said city in the sum Of 5000
es q guarantee that the succesPful bid
der Will enter into contract and furnish
Of said city. AZ we'll as the regular bond
The snccsssful bidder viii DO paid for
rants. which shall bear interest at the
&c : m q ! S S.t e upon PEE est nnnsm' f fnn sasss
3 pzzo sss i sS t iSs'f ss.rs e q sac e, s,sy c sna aD-
sions o. said city for the work done n
approved and accsptsd BY the city en.i:
g Sus 1aG;..s s. sly 4. n e,aS esxi s,ssE' vii'5
The hoard off CITY commissioners re-
seTy.s ths rssht,to reject lSny, Or Al sids E
cHxxs+ ! s,,4 ss9;s;.,.
Ivy SuuiVVE'N
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Whereas default has been made in the
terms and the conditions OF a certain
C.. Thompson and Anna Thompson. his
wife. of Grand Forks. North Dakota.
mortEagors.. to Andrew .Aryeson. mort
ssshs ed day Of December. 1913 8 and Which, y
was filed for record in the office of the
1geister Of deeds IL and for Grand Forks
1890 at Ii A. N. and there recorded n.
said default consists in the failure of
b tss PAID satf n the 11iseipa to a naSy' , OF ! ss"'e aa ae
on the notes set forth in said mortgage.
Nov therefore: notice is hereby given
that BY virtue Of the power Of sale CON
foreclosed by 2 sale of the premises de
scftbed in and conveyed by said mort
two a0t e:,j go & sIoeR s. sss9 IS apd Ha rxsntys
County OF Grand Forks. State Of. North
file and OF record in the Office Of the
register q deeds in m for the above
mentioned county. together with all the
unto belonging. which said sale viii be
made by the sheriff Of Grand Forks
County. At the front door Of the court
seare co IN tne a GaIy state q sr on n hs5as' 81 r.
which. wiz then be du4. on raid mort
11ee !of priHcip1i ana lulereSt ana costs
OF sale and statutory attorneys fees.
There VIII be due on said. mortggae al
the date OF sale ~ principal md In
tere1t the sum Of S605.79 making the
total sun due the date OF sale SCOTS
besides the costs OF foreclosure and
statutory attorneys fees. :
Dated Mt Grand Forks, N. D., this 2oth
day OF February. 1872.
ANDREW ARvEsoN, )
Mcrtgasee.
Attorney forltbe M0rtga&ee. ~
lHersld Feb. 21-2s: March 7-14-2l.23)s
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NOTICE or MORTGAGES Po1Ec1os-
URR 9AI.E 49,

Whereas, default has been made in
the terms and conditions Of the mort
gage hereinafter described, in that the
interest and tho 1920 taxes and pon
such defau3ts h fassignee of mort
gagee) has declared and does hereby de-
due and payable as authorized by this
mortgage. and by which the power Of
sale therein contained has become opera
tive, now therefore,
tain mortgage executed and delivered by
r.. F. Zehr and Jessie zehr. his wife,
1 %%orts Z; 9a, to p Or. f HsnIy 1.Ke eel ;n sgs
petent person, m~ortgagee, dated the 18TH
day Of Sept, 1914. and, filed for record
North Dakota on the 18th day Of Octo-
Der, 1914. M recorded in Book 123 Of
Mortgages at Page 2s2 land assigned by
said assignment was dated Nov. q. 1915
and was filed for record in the office OF
the register Of deeds OF the County OF
on aae ne rc End a1 s.y s'e q = Nov sol: isi ts. and
recorded in Book 126 Of Mortsages at
Page sss) will be foreclosed by : sale OF
s sss Psff@''sa: ..d T. spes 1t inc ileSs iena
Of the court house in the City " Grand
Forks in the County OF, tlranA Forks
ape "a. STATE e.c' q NG g RI Da az e. :. s1t ne 81. hour "
March. A. d. 1922. 70 satisfy the amount
sale Tho premises describes IN .uy,.
satisfy h same are those certain Lreyn.
Fork. and state Of North Dakota and
The, sen Of Sc. j. Twp. 1ss.. Range
IS. .(As. a%uthorised. 70 do ~ The terms
Of the above described nl0vfFaxe. n. n.
the above described premises Ms the sum
OF e101 90, n has included the same IN
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FISHER AND
STUMP WILL
JOIN MllLERS
Star Players. Are Welcomed.
In Minneapolis Train
ing Camp.

D~yersburg, Tenn. March, 21.-Bob
Fiaher, star Minneapolis second base
man, will be in camp tomorrow
morning.
These are the glad tidings flashed
to Prexy Belden of the Miller club
today in "a telegram from Bob stat
ing that he is physically fit and ready
to go and that he will arrive with
Paul Stump in tow. Stump is the
young college pitcher that Ffshe.
stole away from several major league
scouts
Two more recruits are expected
Wednesday and that will complete
the Minneapolis roster.
Already the sheep and the goats
among the rockies r beginning to
show their distinctive marks. Helgeth,
O'Shaughnessy and Phillips appear to
be the class of the field. h first
two are wagtng a warm battle for in
field positions and the latter is prac-
tically a certainty to handle the .uul-
ity assignment in the outfield. Phillips
has speed, judgment, bushel basket
hands and a keen hitting eye and
natural swing. He YER a world of
territory in he garden and stands up
to the plate like a sure hitter. Helgeth
and O'Shaugnessy ate hot after the
shortfield or third base position. With
Jourdan at first, Fisher at second and
Bill Conroy available for either third
or shortstop there is certain to be only
one opening for the first few weeks
Of the eason It appears that
Conroy will be used in the shortfield
with either of the recruits on the hot
corner.
The Millers are still determined to
get in their two exhibition games with
the Brewers at Charlottesville. Baked
in their first two attempts by rain
scene OF battle late yesterday n
are set to take the field today and
tomorrow. -.
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IS GIVEN PEN

Stanley, N. D.. March 21.-Edward
Ziedbarth, who was arrested on a
charge of grand larceny, pleaded gull
,ty before Judge George H. Moellring
and was sentenced to serve Is months
in the state ~penitentiary. Ziedbarth
broke into the house Of a neighbor,
Ole Hanson. in<Fertile township, while
the latter was away, and helped him.
self to a shotgun and other property.
The gun was later found broken into
small pieces on the Ziedbarth place.
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WILL ADVERTISE COUNTY.

Watford City, N. D., March az
Photographs and pamphlets adver-
Using the Of Mckenzie
county will soon be ready for distribu-
ton. The pamphlets will consist OF
about 80 pages of descriptive matter,
p~rofusely illustrated with halftone
cuts made from photographs taken in
the county. It is planned to sell to
individuals and business institutions
about half of the number at a cost of
all, which will be about six cents
each. The remainder Of the $4,000
pamphlets viii then be sent to other
states for distribution.
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TENNIS MEET
IS DISCUSSED
University Association Lays
Further Plans For
: Tourney

Further plans for a TERMS tourna-
ment which is hoped can be. hem. at
the university during the high school
track meet in May were discussed at
a meeting Of the association Monday.
A committee was appointed to take
.he matter up with Coach Paul Davis
in an effort to C u his co-opera-
lion.
The idea has been talked over with
tennis players at the Agricultural col
iese and they have signifIei their will
lirgness to take part in a tournament.
IT, is possible tina other schools will
enter, also, and several invitations
have been extended.
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BOXING CARD II
IS CANCELLED
Show That Was To Have
Been Given Tonight
Called OF

Announcement has been made that
the boxing card that was to have
been given tonight at the Orpheun
hall has been called off. Inahi!it; to
the hall was given as the rea-
son. 1t is understood that tire Or
pheum hall cannot be secured for
boxing due to its location.
Those who are promoting the show
say that they will look into the situa-
ton on the East side and find out
what laws have to be compiled with
In Minnesota. II it is possible to put
on A card in Minnesota without pro-
curing a club license the card may
be given over there.
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FOUR WOMEN ON JURY.

Red Lake Falls. Mimi, March 21.-
Four women are or the jury OF the
Red Lake county district court.
spring term of which commences
Monday. April 4. The jury list is as
follows: Mrs. s. c. Shockley. Red
Lake Falls; Louis Parentcau. Terre-
bonnie; Claus Hinrichs. Browns
Creek: Otto Kisner, Wylie; Louis
Theroux, Jr., Terrebonne; J.. W.
Pahlen, Plummer; William lIehrer.
Browns Creek; J.. L. SCHNEIDER, Lake
Pleasant: Mrs. Jos. Salley, Red Lake
Fails; Nap Pouliot, Red Lake Falls;
Matthias Jensen, L4ouisville; Mikkel
Larson, Equality; Nap Delorme. Lake
Pleasant; Mrs. Mary Harren. Red
Lake Falls; D. H. Mccullough. En-.
ardville; Mrs. VIM. S%uprenant, Terre-
bonnie: Albert Schubert, Lambert:
Magnus Olson, Garnes: VIM. Holberg,
Red Lake Falls: Paul Thyren, River;
Oscar Lovaas. Garnes: Fred seeger:
Red Lake Falls; F. B. Daley. Red
Lake Falls and H. H. Frederickson OF
Gervais. ~.
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sPUD ASSOCIATION STARTED.

Alexander, N. D.. March 21.-
Articles of incorporation have been
applied for by the Northwest Potato
Exchange. The officers of the newly
organized corporation are:
o. W. Hagen. Watford City. presi-
dent: Soren Peterson, Alexander, vice
president; G. A. Stenehjem, Arnegard,
secretary. The exchange was organ
lied for the purpose Of marketing po-
tatoes grown by the various potato
growing associations in Mckenzie
county. Indications are that the po-
tato acreage in Mckenzie county this
year will be larger than ever before,
as many farmers are planning to go
into the business this summer.
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JOE BURMAN WINS
OVER MIDGET SMITH
In IL ROUND BOUT

New York, March 20.--Joe Bur-
man. Chicago bantamweight, defeated
Midget Smith OF New York. tonight,
receiving the judges decision after
their Il round contest in Madison
Square Garden.
Johnny Mendelssohn. Milwaukee
lightweight received the Judges de-
cision over Pete Hartley, New York.
in eight rounds.
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PAY FIRST PAVING TAX.

Thief River Falls, Mimi, March 81.
first paving assessment pay
ments for the year were made this
The. sum Of $219.92 was paid
by the Standard Oil company as the
first years installment Of the cost of
paving on both sides Of it's property
on the corner Of MaiH avenu and
Second street, while the Joseph john
son estate paid $77.67 or the pave
ment in front Of lots 3 to 5 inclusive
block Sc. -r
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NOTICES

ment will he received by the undersiEn-
ed up to 10 o'clock A.. NJ. Wednesday.
March 20, 1922 for one Sarven wheel
roller bearing delivery or dray wagon
with box all complete. This is an. ex-
ceptional wagon for dray or delivery
purpose. Can be seen at International
Avenue fire hall. =
BY order Of the Board Of City Com
cept or reject any or all bids.
sCHAS. J. EVANSON. d,
e,v City Auditor.
(Herald March 18th to 21st inc. 1929
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA: )
County Of Grand Forks.

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
the matter of the estate Of Martin N.
Kamplin, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by Rheinhart
j. KampliH; administrator OF the estate
Of Martin N. Kamplin, deceased. to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present
them. with the necessary vouchers. to
the said R%heinhart J.. Kamplin at Grand
Forks, N. d.. within four months after
the first publication OF this notice.
J Dated February 9th, A. d. 1922.
RHENHART i. KAMPLIN.
Administrator of the Es-
.s tate Of Martin N. kamp-
lin, Deceased.
First publication Feb. %. 1922.
HeraA Feb. IS: March 7-14-n1.)
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LEGAL NOTICES
KoTICB TO CREDITORS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County OF Grand Forks.

County Of Grand Forks.
in County Cou
In The matter of the estate of john
Boshart. deceased:
Notice is hereby given by W. A. Nc
the estate" Of John Boshart, deceased, to
the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against said deceased. to the
creditors of, n all persons having
claims against said deceased, to present
them. with the necessary vouchers. to
the said executors at their office at
Grand Forks. N. D. within six months
after III first publication of this notice.
DATED Grand Forks, N. D., March IS,
A. D. 1929.
w. A.. MCINTYRE.
o. B. BURTNESS,
First publication March 81, 1922.
(Herald March 21-2S; April 4-11.)
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MINNESOTA HIGH
SCHOOLS 10 HOLD
TRACK MEET MAY 10

Minneapolis, Man.. March 20
track and fold meet, for Minnesota
high schools Will be held on Northrop
Field, May 10, DIR. Il J. Cooke. assist
ant athletic director at the Univer-
stty Of Minnesota, announced tonight.
Every high school In the state will be
invited.
As In previous years. the contesting
high schools will be divided into two
classes, class A and class q.
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{. A. JOHNSON OF. /.
MINOT TO E E
u. S. S%ENATORSHIP
(FIerald Special seryice.)

Bottineau. n. D., March 21-Dr. J..
A.. johnson, formerly Il practitioner at
this place, is authority for the state
ment hat his brother, G. A. johnson
of Minot, twice a candidate of the
Republican party for governor, is in a
receptive mood for endorsement by
the Republicans of the state for the
nomination for United States senator.
MI. johnson who is now in Florida
wher he has spent his winter months
will make a formal announcement OF
his candidacy within a few days, Dr.
Johnson SAYS.
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Makes Offer
For Dempsey
LeWis latch

Ponca City. Okla, March 2O.-
Joe c.. Miller one OF the owners
of the 1O1 Ranch here. today
wired an offer to Jack Dempsey
and Ed (Straneler) Lewis provid-
ing "a guaranty and percentage IL
their proposed wrestling-boxing
match is brought to Buffalo PARK
at Mr.. :NIillcr's ranch. The park
is on the main line of the Santa
Fe railroad and is used for the
ranch's annual roundup.
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FIGHT RESULTS
ARGENTTNAN WINS

Newark, n. J.. March 30.-Louis
Ffrpo Of Argentina, claimant OF the
heavyweight championship of South
America. knocked out. Sailor Maxted
in the seventh round OF their ~ round
match here tonight.
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Comfy Of Grand Forks.
I, o. H Overland. cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that. the
above statement is true, to the best Of
knowledge and belief.
o. H. OVERLAND,
Cashier.
this 18th day Of March. 1922
(SEAL) HARRY p. RICE
Notary Public.
CORRECT Attest;-
O.. S. HANSON,
Directors.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF NORTH DAKOTA.

County Of Grand Forks.
In County Court
In the matter of the estate Of John Nc
Donald, deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed executors of the estate Of John
Mcdonald. deceased, to the creditors of.
and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to present them, with the
necessary vouchers, toN>A. Mcdonald at
Walhalla, N. D.. within siv months after
the first publication Of this notice.
Dated March Is. "A. D. 1922.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD,
LAURA LOUISE READE,
Executors Of John
Mcdonald Estate.
MCINTYRE & BURTNESS.
Attorneys,
Grand Forks, n. D.
First publication March 81, 1922.
(Herald March 21-2S; April 4-11.)
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LOCALS WIN Y. M. c. A.
JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIP
FROM THE FARGO TEAM

The Grand Forks Junior bowling
team won the state championship |
from the Fargo Y. NJ. C.. A. in the
Saturday bowling, according to- results
received from down state Monday by
mail. The locals had an edge of los
pins. The scores follow:
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GRIFFIN o~UTPoiNrED.

Milwaukee,. Wis, March 20.-BWl3
Burns, Duluth welterweight boxer,
~outpointed Barney Griffin, Milwaukee,
in an eight round bout here tonight.
according to newspaper critics. Both
men finished strong.
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Wins BY X. o.

P~hi3adelphia, March 20. - Bobby
Barretf, Ph~iladelphia, knocked out
Hyman Gold, Oakland, CAL, in the
match tonight.
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County Of Grand Forks.
J., H.. J.. Hanson, cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true. to the best Of
my, knowledge and belief.
II. l.. HANSON.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 14th day of March, 1922.
{SEAL) A. j. ULVEDAL.
Notary Public.
Ny commission expires Feb. 9th, 1926.
Correct. Attest
A.. J. ULVEDAL, @
II! l.. HANSON.
Directors.
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HORACE G. WEBSTER.
Attorney for the M0rtga&ee.
lHersld Feb. z1-2s: March 7-14-2l-2,
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REAL EsTarE,-saLE or RENT
New Jersey


SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY--FOR SALE or TO LET
GLEN RIDGE. NEW Jersey
most delightful and spacious home for
a family with children In the New Jersey
hills. Glen Ridge has the finest schools in
the state. A fine primary school Is but two
blocks away. The saving in childrens
tuition fees will practically pay tho in
terest On your investment.
The house ia situated on beautiful Ridge
wood Ave. 100 feet Yrentage, $50 feet deep.
Tho property Ia surrounded by other large.
attractive homes
The house lsos7o feet) has wide verandas
and southern exposure. On the ground
floor there Is a large reception hall a
library music room. nursery with
iaYAiory. dining room. buffers pantry
and kitchen. Cellar is large and dry. with
laundry, toilet and hot water heating sys-
TEN.
The second loor has four masters rooms
with two baths. Also two servants rooms
and bath. The third floor is not divided
into rooms and offers fine play floor for
children on rainy days. If desired it can
easily be divided into four or more rooms
House has quertered oak trim and finish
throughout. Electric lights There is a
garage for three cars, with second floor
containing FIVE rooms and bath for chauf-
feur's family
Glen Ridge is committing suburb of New
iork business and professional men no
Fifteen miles from New York. Both Iacka-
wanna and Erie railroads offer prompt.
rapid service; SO minutes to Wall St
Write Owner, 7. O. Box 24s Glen Ridge
or phone Franklin COILS. More land can he
purchased X desired Ressona bic mortgage
%ii De considered Property can be pur-
buildings. ~
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20 lk}eW JSszr1xs a Z Z
sCHOOLEY MOUNTAIN

FOR Saba fine property on she top of
Schooleys Mountain, "a mile from state
of rs rooms. fully furnished steam heat
water, gas and electricity; small house of
y rooms water and electricity, garage, gas
outbuildings. with farm stock equipment
and electricity, all-frame building in good
condition; fine poultry plant of 1926
breeders and 725 pulets we'll housed and
aquipped; electric lights. fruit trees of an
kinds in poultry yards: large vegeta BILE
garden with small fruits beautiful shade
trees on large lawn an ideal spot for a
rest cure owing to fine climate and min
erai spring water long famous on School
ey's Mountain will selel with or without
stock equipment and furniture. Call or
write
MRS. A. S. FIELDS,
Woodlawn, Schooley's Mountain, n, J.
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One OF the large. influential cor.
pofations IN the country is taking
this means of announcing n
limited number Of openings In the
New York Office OF its Financial
Department.
The character OF the company and
the impel!ing nature of the op-
portunity are atteHted by the fact
mat we have in our sales depart
ment to-day a number of men
who resigned important executive
positions in some of the largest
and Oldest companies in the com,
try paying them salaries ranging
from $4,000 to $4,000 per year.
Where formerly their companies
fixed their earnings. they them
selves now determine their own
compensation through their com
missions.
one OF them was the Production
Manager of we'll known manu-
facturjng corporation Another
was the Assistant Comptroller of
one OF the largest corporations In
me country. third was the
executive Associate OF the presi-
dent of a corporation of world
wide scope and reputation.
The advantage of associating
with company whose personnel
numbers such men as these is
open at this time to a few men
who either are successfully selling
or who have definately decided to
take up the Salse Calling.
Write Immediately to d go,
Tribune.
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BAYsIDE
EXCEPTIONAL

EXCEPTIONAL opportunity 70 sscnr.
new Colonial, tax-exempt plot LOOKED:
garage perfect construction; rooms, 2
eaathsi reasonably priced. $1,000; first
kltcben sun porch, entrance porch cen
sef nail. maids room and bath; second
moor masters room. with dressing room
man Two closets, Two guests rooms linen
csesef ana beautiful tiled bath with n,oa
eFn plumbing, !. WILSON DAYTON. Bell
Az, bayside Tel. Bayside l641. Omen
ACT QUiCkLY--Builder Will sacrif,c.
. elght-Foom house; all improvements: 4
rassr'o, from railroad station; heautifu
Iestslclsu section Joseph Terri 3d NV
1i'1 y. Neck, u l. Phone Bayside 15s6- M
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MONTCLAIR

$4,000 BRICK COLONIAL RESIDENCE
large plot. finest section; 2 car heated
brick garage; Center hall, large living room
so1larium, dining room, breakfast room.
diied kitchen; bedrooms, sleeping porch,
. paths. Unusually we'll appointed; prac-
ucally new residence
Fl. S. CONNOLLY CO,
opp LackaWanna Station, Montclair,
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PEEkSkIL.L


TWO AND HALF STORY. exceptionally
wei built brick slate roof, 10 rooms,
nsta, hot water heat, modern plumbing
oak noofs newly decorated inside and
OUT. REAL home. on elevation; min
utes from depot; excellent neighborhood
near schools and churches; well worth
$4,000; sell for si3.bG6; terms; furrIi
tire at half price If wanted RAYMOND
MOOkE lownerl. peekskin. ". Y
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RYE
DIR RENT IN

FOR RENT IN RYE
ENGLISH GARDEN COTTAGES
studio living rooms, open frepiaces pine
less furnaces; restricted section; near clubs
ana snore unfnrnished or furnished; 81 200
to 81 500 yearly Write, call or teienhosa
CHARLES S. FAULKNER,
Office facing Rye Railroad station.
Telephone 123 Rye, NJ Y
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LARCHMoNT
RrArrrEII

BEAUTIFUL new s-roon Tapestry brick
house; slate roof, copper leaders and
s1ttsES oak floors throughout, brick IRE
rage; high ground; terms. OiCOTr q.
IGGER. 81 East ed Tel. Murray viii
2S%s Sunday. telephone Larchmont 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-10-01

The MOST desirable residence in Mont
cialr' corner lot, 77x153 all improvements
south and east exposure; title guaranteed
wl,hln minutes Of station. near school
ana stores Address Owner $50 Valley
Road, Cuuer Montclair. Tel Montclair 5132