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The New York herald., 1922-09-18
News Of Real Estate

by Tischler L. Birnbaum managers of
the apartments 145 West Seventy y-second
street.
Joint Ownership Construction Com
pany, Inc. Frederic Culver. president,
sold apartments in the new 100 per
cent. joint-ownership buildings which
It is about to erect on the northeast
corner of Sixty-ninth street and Lexing-
ton avenue 10 T.. +. Moore. Mrs George
w. Young. r. Davis Halliwell and David
v. Sutton.
Thoens & F'launlacher. Inc, have
placed a mortgage of S11500 on 167
East 106th street.
Among the recent loans made by the
Franklin Savings Bank are the follow
ing $4,000 on 459 West Forty-sixth
street: $4,000 on 124 Lexington ave-
nue.. $4,000 on 270-271 West street !;
$40 1000 on SIT West Fifty-first street !;
Sa25, 900 on southwest corner Broadway
ax' 1921 street; $4,000 on 129 West
SiA .~-ninth street; s1S4.000 on southeast
corne~ Northern avenue and 1slst st-exi !;
s110.0J$ 80 southeast corner ST. Nicholas
avenue as.ss- rSs.L -i~eet $4,000 on 3!G
West Forty-sixth sssret 100000 on 112
East Fifty-fifth street $4,000 on 436
West Forty-iifth street; 100000 on 49O
Eighth avenue : $4,000 on 112 West
Ninetieth street. and s2s.0o0 on 412-414
West Thirty-seventh street.
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BIG FLAT NEARLY BUILT.
George Washington In BroolIyn
VIII Have Eighty suites.

The big George Washington apart
ments, northest corner OF Eastern
Parkway and Washington avenue, are
nearing completion. The house contains
eighty suites Of from three to seven
rooms with one or two baths each
These have been leased In advance at
rentals ranging from s1.10o to 50 600.
Kellner Bros e. Sons, Inc, are the
builders and owners. Charles b. Meyers
is the architect.
The house cost s75o.o0O and the
Prudence Bonds Corporation has recent
ly made n 100000 first mortgage loan
on the property for ten years. The
mortgage will be amortized at the rate
OF $4,000 year
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Queensborough Deals.
MERCANTILE LEASES.

Henry Hof leased store IN southwest
corner OF Third avenue and Fortieth
street TO y. Halperin. women's wear
ing apparel: and loft in 567 Third avenue
to Zodiac Company.
John ]. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
have leased to the Capitol Sample Fur
niture Company. lofts and 2 in 1861
Broadway. The furniture company re-
Gently leased through the same brokers
lofts and In the same building.
Brown, Wheelock- Harris Vought &
Co.. Inc. leased ground floor store In
II West Forty-fifth street to McCreedy
& Schneider, shoe dealers. and store
In 435 Park avenue to Elsie Sloan Far
ley, interior decorator.
Thoens g. Flaunlacher. Inc. leased
for term of years for an aggregate
rental OF 10000 the southerly store and
basement in 6S2 Fifth avenue to the
Gem Air Permanent Wave Company.
Inc.
Emanuel King rented the following:
st. Nicholas avenue and 1elst Street
Arcade for five years TO III. Lieberman,
Jewelry. in $50 West 1Slst street ad-
Joining corner of Wadsworth avenue for
five years to Charles Cash Nut Shop.
Inc. and in northeast corner OF Broad
way and 1slst street for five years to
Ackerman. Heller & Krantz. restaurant.
Residential Rentals
Pease s. Gilman leased apartments as
follows: in 81 Park avenue for Schroeder
& Koppell to Mrs. a. Cornell and to
DIR. +. Packer; in l2i East Eighty-first
street to Nathan Schwartz; in 45 East
Eighty-second street to James Il.
Quirk; In 4 East Eighty-eighth street
to Donald f. Gannaird; in $40 Park
avenue for Douglas l.. Gilman & Co,
Inc, agent, TO w. c. Breed; in 237
West Seventy-fourth street. for Edward
i. Clark; in 313 West seventy-fourth
street. to Miss Alice Spaulding: and
in 313 West Seventy ninth street. to
Robert l.. Knox.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. Inc.
leased 40 East Eightieth street, n four
etory dwelling 23xS5. for DIR. William
Adams Brown to DR.. John T. Mac
Curdy, furnished for the winter season.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc. leased apart
ments in % West Sixty-seventh street
TO Mrs. Katherine B. Goodale. and in
145 West Fifty-fifth street TO ]. Byers
Holbrook.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co. leased 40
East Eightieth street. a four story dwell
ing, 23xs5. for DR.. William Adams
Brown to DR.. John r. MacCurdy, fur
nished, for the winter season.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased apart
ments In 33 West Sixty-seventh street
TO Mrs. Katherine B. Goodale, and in
las West Fifty-ffth street to J. Byers
Holbrook.
Suburban Trading.
William j. Sherry sold for Annie
Cotter dwelling % Alexander avenue,
Yonkers, 10 Caroline Heafy, and for
John w. Berrian the dwelling, 50xf00.
las Alexander avenue. to Thomas L.
Dee.
Joseph NJ. Gates bought the Frederic
DeBellevule waterfront residence facing
the Malba bathing beach.
Prince & Ripley's White Plains office
sold for l.. II. Genung a plot on Wayne
avenue. Battle Hill section. White
Plains. to G. c. Meleney and for the
Prince Construction Company plot
on Main street extension, White Plains.
to Charles O'Deli.
Chauncey Il. Griffen rented Carroll
avenue, Pelham Heights, to A. u.
Meaney for a term OF years.
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New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

c0I 0NIA Why pay rent when you can
own your home In this
beautiful suburb s650.00 cash and SIS so
monthly buys an attractive room cottage
ready TO move into or cash payment of $500 90
and $4,000 monthly secures immediate possess
improvements. Just the place to bring up
children Plenty of room Tor a garden or for
chickens. Wonderful country air beautiful
views. good roads--right near the Penn
X. II. Station. Fifty minutes from New
York. Five minutes from Railway with its
city atmosphere churches schools and movies
For full particulars write or phone
j. p. HOughey ii5 sth u,,,, Ave-, ;scs Nsg York
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PERSONAL AND IMPERs0NAL.

Nathan T.. Ottinger has moved his
office 10 $50 West Fifty-seventh street
trisk Buildlng)
Henry c. Harding Is the buyer OF 20
West Nnetieth street, sold recently
through James r. Walden.
Peaso g. Elliman have been appointed
The New York herald., 1922-09-18
AN IDEAL HOME

Six handsome rooms BATH sido porch.
steam heat, hardwood floors city water,
gas and electricity stationary laundry tubs
fully concreted. light. dry. cellar: two car
garage. large plot. G0xl@0: on wide street,
with sewer, high elevation refined surround
ings near schools. churches, trolley and
railroad; thirty minutes from New York;
price $500. liberal terms 10 suit buyer.
Call or write CARL STR1DSBERG. 100
Broadway, Room 1895. Tel. Rector 10000.
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UNIQUE BARGAIN

An Ideal Home. on beautiful corner plot,
60xi20; wide street. five large rooms, BATH
steam heat. hardwood floors. city water
gas. electricity; stationary tubs; concrete.
light, dry cellar; garage sewer: high cleva-
tion refined surroundings: near schools
churches. trolley and railroad. 30 minutes
TO New York. Price 81 500. liberal terms
quick action necessary. Call. write or phone
CARL STHIDSBERG, 100 Broadway, Room
ffIr. Rprfor moo
The New York herald., 1922-09-18
CULLED FROM THE
CLOSE OF MARKET
Ice Cream Company Buys Site
in Harlem for Plant From
Pinkney Estate.

tn, Real Estate Management Com
PAM has sold for the Mary C. Pinkney
estate eleven lots 100 feet west of Fifth
avenue, extending through from lils@
str net TO 142d street to the Reid ia,
CI~am Company. which intends TO inn
prove the plot with a building to be
use, for the manufacture OF ice cream
ana =. garage.
Woman Buys on East Side.
Henry H., has sole for DR.. Thomas
+. Quinlan the four story single flats
2is East Thirty-ninth street. 16.sxs2.9
to Mrs. Martha Hirsch.
Bronx Flats Sold.
The Pierre & Golden Company sold
for Samuel Bell the five story apart
ments. 50x100. accommodating thirty
families, 2419-2421 Hoffman street. held
for $4,000, to an investor.
Brooklyn Sales.
The Land Estates. Inc, associated
with the New York Title and Mortgage
Company sold to Joseph Brook & Sons
Inc. a plot of six lots on Sixty-fourth
etreet. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth avenues. The purchaser has
begun to improve the property with two
family houses.
The Land Estates. Inc. associated
with the New York Title and Mortgage
Company, sold to Steinberg Holding
Corporation plot OF twenty-one lots on
Fiftieth street near Eighteenth avenue
which are to be improved with two
family houses.
Queensborough Deals.
William F. Fuerst, Inc. and NJ. r.
Stang sold for New York banker the
estate with buildings in the Baywater
section at Bay View and Forrest ave-
nues, Far Rockaway. The purchaser
expects to erect several dwellings and
garages in addition to the buildings now
on the premises.
Toma Development Company Inc
sold through Quinlan, Terry 6, Johnson.
Inc, the seven room dwelling on the
east side of Thirtieth street between
Cypress and Franconia avenues. Flush
Ing. to Harry NJ. Sheldon of BroolSlyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-18

Your Situation Wanted Ad. IN The
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you N touch 10TH
jast the sort Of people 10Th ichom you
would IKE TO connect. Trr one. Teie.
phone Worth 10000.
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FACTORIES WANTED.

FACTORY space. 10. 900 20. 900 feet. one or
several floors: location 14th ST., New York,
Brooklyn. Jersey or Long Island. 224l
Herald. ESQ B'way
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.


APARTMENT wanted. four rooms. furnished.
for Wintep season, one or two baths:
preferably West side. Jac. NJ. Reiss. 80 Nc
Nell av.. Far Rockaway, N. Y.
FURNISHED or unfurnished apartment
wanted. room kitcfenette and bath.
between Washington Square and I'D street;
must be in good building and reasonable
rent: no objection to two rooms II price IL
low. Might buy furniture: state price.
q Ill. Herald. Herald Square.
SUITABLE room as an ARTISTS STUDIO;
northern light: reasonable; furnished, un-
furnished. S 2033 Herald Herald 50.
Unfurnished.
FOUR or five rooms, between b0t1 and 10th
sts.. East or West, from October for
winter. or year. 80 Pearl st. Phone White
hall 2744.
UNFURNISHED or furnished apartment
wantcd-One room kitchenette and bath, be-
tween Washington So. and 72nd st. Must
be In good building and reasonable rent; no
objection to two rooms II price Is low: might
buy furniture; state price. Q 112. Herald.
Herald Square.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

FOX HILLS LOTS AT AUCTION
SAT-. SEPT. 23RD. . r. NJ.
CORNELL AUCTION CO.,
90 WATER ST.,
STAPLETON. S. I.
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

UNLIMITED funds. Building loan first and
second mortgages. SCIMITT, 40 World
Building.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AsHFoRTH & CO.. Real Estate.
sol Fifth av. Murray Hill 0f42
CuSHNAN & WAKEFIELD. INC.
80 East 42d st. Tel. Murray Hill 1920.
WALTER j. SALMON,
II West 42d st. Tel. Longacre $3.50.
The New York herald., 1922-09-18
Quecns-SaIe or Let.

REAL VALUE FOR MoNEY-ti room. 2
family brick dwelling In best residential
portation, tax exempt, steam heat. hot
water supply, gas, electricity, car garage;
price $4,000. II. TROwBRIDGE HAIR
RIS. 152 Fulton av.. Astoria. Phone As
toria 0iOG.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester-salc or Let. .
1.-THE CHAPPAOUAN"

saves MONEY for HOME SEEKERS.
Copy free CURTIS & KEENER. Chap
paqua. n. Y.
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New Jersey-saie or let.

BEAUTIFUL residential corner lot, eoxlb5,
heart OF Maplewood. HYNES, Stuyvesant
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FOR SALE-Beautiful home, fourteen rooms,
best location Bay Ridge; quick possession !.
owners going abroad. Box 2243 Herald,
$50 Broadway.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

Above seth St.-5th Av. to North River.
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APARTMENTS LET.
Furnished.
- A. lAfla q

Furnished.
From Battery to 14th St.. Inclusive.
l1TH ST., 62 west-Furnished apartment.
rooms, bath, heat, hot water; maid SER
vice. rent 5000 and s., 200. FOLSOM BROS.
INC, 127 East 34th st.
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Furnished.
Above 14th st. to 58th st. (Inclusive).

GOTH ST.-Sunny remodeled corner apart
rnent. bedrooms, parlor, real kitchen and
tiled bathroom: business women bach
elors; lease. 800. Phone mornings. 0973
Madison Square.
18TH ST., 332 W.-Beautiful two room
apartment, bath and service closet; every
modern convenience; very select house:
ease: 500. Premises JOHN A.
scHOEN. liz Bible House; stuy. 76a5.
18TH 1873 East---Four modern furnished OF six
room apartment: $S5 monthly: permanent
Apply after q p. NJ. COOPER.
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FREE list Of houses for sale and rent Write
VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. ". j.
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Brooklyn-Sale or Let

FLATBUSH-New. detached tax exempt
two family stucco: improvements UP to the
car garage; price s2i 900. 1850 Brooklyn
av. Wildwood 5S57-W.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS road house "a
rooms, furnished: asphalt road: small
amount cash needed: photographs. HOVER.
PIP B'way. N. Y.
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OUR pamphlet Free Rent on Moderate In
vestment' will interest you. Mailed upon
request, better still call and the
finest duplex homes In Brooklyn at the price
JOHN F.. CHURLo CORP, 1872 Highlawn
nv.. tSea Beach subway TO Kings Highway
station-Avcnue station).
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchest~r-saIe or Let.
Must Sell This Week

NEW TWO FAMILY HOUSES.
SOUTH YONKERS,
Six room apartments. enclosed sun porch,
southern exposure: breakfast nook, bath
with shower double garages. ALBERT
LOCKWOOD. builder. residence SAT Van
Cortandt Park av Phone 4904.
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REAL ESTATE Other States.

FOR SALE-Homes. $500 to 5000; lots,
five acre tracts and acreage; all prices.
Write BAY REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Bank
building, Lynn Haven. Fla.
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Furnished.
Above b9tk St.-xth Az. to East River.

PARK AV., at s0th st.-8th floor, Z rooms, 3
baths. all outside, 4 exposures. from Octo-
ber I. completely furnished; unusually at
tractive. Apply w. J. HISS, Al T.. 42d st.
Vanderbilt 1888 or University Club.
The New York herald., 1922-09-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

City Property.
WANTED-Property FOR SALE or EN-
CHANGE: good values: send me full de-
tails. EDWIN L. SIIATTUCK, 1877 w. o3d
ST, Tel. Watkins $500.
The New York herald., 1922-09-18

One family house also apartments. nll Inn
near station: rent $50. Owner
Madison, corner waverly,
Rockville Centre.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

DOUGLAS MANOR-Colonial tax exempt
house, eight rooms, three baths two car
garage; 500 600. HUGHES, Dougiaston.
Phcne 1TIO Baysde
The New York herald., 1922-09-18

RIDGEWOOD-Two family brick. IL rooms.
. baths; improved neighborhood; IS, 700:
good investment; no brokers. BOTH, 1856
at
The New York herald., 1922-09-18

wOoDMERE.--Modern stucco house. desir-
able location; bcdrooms, baths. garage;
October LIST occupancy; $4,000 wM. X.
MACDONALD.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07

Card Party-Mr. and Mrs. J. J
Lamm pleasantly entertained a com
pany of friends at cards in their
apartment, Monday night. At the
conclusion of the games, refreshments
were served.
If you want pictures taken for
Christmas, it will be necessary to
come in at once. Gallery open every
day. Barker's Studio. Advertise.
ment. 29tf
Good music-lots of comedy and fun
at the I. o. o. F. auditorium, Dec,
8th and 9th. ADV ertisement. 29-2
WOOD FOR sALE-Joe W. Hazel
baker. Advertisement. 30-2*
Buys Out Partner-Sam McMeeken
has bought the interest of his partner,
M. W. Smith, in Georges livery barn,
and now is sole proprietor of the
barn.
We carry stock of all the ordinary
sizes in lamps. All lamps from rs
watts up have reduced in price aver
aging about 25 percent. Grangeyille
Electric Light & Power Co. -Adver-
tisement. 26-tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07
LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF

Bring the kiddies to the 1. o. o. F.
auditorium Dec. 9Th and 9th and see
the trained monkeys and trained dogs,
clowns, etc. Advertisement. 29-2
Xmas cards and booklets. Lamm
Drug Co. Advertisement. 80 3
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Mrs.
j. j. Pulse, Phone 400. Advertise
ment. 1S-tf
Urbahn Better-A. Urbahn, manager
of the Miller Hardware & Implement
Co., has been confined to his home by
illness for the last ten days, but is
recovering.
Santa Claus Headquarters az Damm
Drug Co. Advertisement. 30-3
The Smallest Mother and Baby will
be on exhibition at the /. o. o. F.
auditorium, Dec. 9Th and 9th. Be sure
and see them. Advertisement. 29-2
WOOD FOR SAI.E+Joe W. Hazel
baker. Advertisement. 30-2s
Birthday-Billy Wetherbee enter
home Thursday afternoon, the occa-
sion being his Sth birthday anniver-
ary.
FOR SALE-5-room house with
bathroom. Partly furnished. Half
cash, balance easy terms. George
Cammack. Advertisement. 800
Xmas presents to suit every purse
at I4amm Drug Go. Advertisement. 1913
Baptist Church-Services viii be held
in the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and in the evening at 1880
Buys Home-Clyde Hamill has pur-
chased the w. j. Soltman residence
near the old courthouse, and
will shortly remove with his family to
the newly-acquired property.
Columbia Graphonolas and records on |
sale at the Smoke House. Advertise
ment. i7tf. |
Marriage Iicense-A marriage Ii
cense was issued Monday to Frank
Edward Sonnen and Helen Mildred
Hanson.
standard Designer Fatterns at Inc
Hub. advertisement. 23tf
In Los Angeles-C. A. (Ole) John
son, who with his family left Sites
asst fall for California, writes to the
Free Press that he has bought a home
m Los Angeles. He has met numerous
'ormer Idaho county residents in Los
Angeles, including Sam Jones, Wayne
Arnold, Tory Jacobson, the Rich
nonds, H. Markham and Eli Ingram.
Don't overlook our Xmas station
ry. Lamm Drug Co. Advertise
nent. 3a3
FOR SALE-50 cords of dry wood at
600 per cord. Tilman Clark, Cotton
wood, Ida. Advertisement. 304
Radigan Stricken-William Radi-
-an, rs years of age, an oldtime
mining man, was stricken with paraly-
is, last Friday night, while occupy
ng a seat in the Smoke House. Per-
ons who saw Radigan leaning over
ard table, were of the opinion that
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07
PERSONAL

Len Mitchell has left for coast
points.
Gay Colvin has gone to Lewiston,
for few days stay.
The Rev. FIR. Michael and F. M.
Bieker, both of Ferdinand, were in
Grangeville Monday.
George Killmar, well-known rancher
of the Winona section, transacted
business in Grangeville Saturday.
Egbert Kabat returned to Lewiston
Monday, after a few days. vacation
spent at his home here. He is attend
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07

Mrs. F. W. Cole. Mr.. Singleton will
arrive later to spend the holidays.
Commissioner Dale Clark, of Koos-
kia, was in Grangeville Monday, at
tending a meeting of the county
board, as an equalization board.
Miss Florence Murray arrived home
last Friday from Juneau, Alaska,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07

where she was enjoyed during the
summer and fall as bookkeepcr for a
construction company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schwarz bave
removed to Grangeville from Denver
where they resided since last March
and are now located in the Erskine
house in the east part of town.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07

he was asleep, and not until Police
Officer Crea sought to disturb him,
about midnight, was it learned he had
suffered stroke. He was taken to
his room in the east end of town,
where his condition is said to be i'm
proved.
Manicure Sets and Pyralin Ivory,
beautiful selections. Lamm Drug Co.
Advertisement. 30-3
Coming to Town-Henry Meyer,
we'll known rancher of the Fem sec
ton, has purchased the George Eimers
home near the Christian church. The
Meyer family expects to remove from
the ranch to Grangeville.
Save money and time by placing
your magazine subscriptions at the
Smoke House. Advertisement. lift
Episcopal Services-The Rev. D. J.
w. Somerville will hold services in
Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday
evening December 10, at s. All are
cordially invited.
Buy your Christmas presents early
to avoid disappointment on account Of
delayed orders. Something in the
electrical line will make a very use
full present. Grangeville Electric
Light & Power Co. Advertisement.
Christmas Characterization legion
has scheduled dance for Christmas
night in Dreamland hall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07
THE RIGHT PLACE

dollar bill in your pocket is worth more to you than
ten dollars in elses pocket because it is in
the RIGHT PLACE.
Much depends upon the place. Even better place
for the dollar than in your pocket is to have it de-
post at bank because it is then SAFE Ours is the
right banking place for you because always
glad to accommodate you and facilities of
the very best 1t pays to be connected with modern
bank like ours
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CRANGEVILIE
UNDER UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-12-07
ing business college in Lewiston.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jess, prosper
Gus ranchers of the Winona country,
were visitors in Grangeville Satur-
day.
Mrs. Harold P. Singleton arrived
Monday night from Pullman to spend
month with her parents, Mr. and
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Bathrobes
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Envelope Chemise
Silk Step-ins and Boomers.
Leather Purses
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Hiking Boots
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Wool Skirts
Dresses
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Manicure Sets and Pyralin Ivory,
beautiful selections. Lamm Drug Co.
Advertisement. 30-3
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Enamel Cuff Links
Silk Shirts
Umbrellas
Auto Robes
Scarf Pins
Collar Buttons
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Bedroom Slippers
Silk and Wool Scarfs
Overcoats
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For Riddles"
Handkerchiefs
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Hosiery -
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Tuxedo Jackets
Curtain Materials
Sheets and Pillow Cases
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Bath Mats
Materials for Embroidery
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Bedspreads
Materials for Party Dresses
Blankets for Robes
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Materials for Kimonos
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Jewelry Novelties
japanese Kimono Crepes
Skating Scarfs and Caps
Knitted Wooden Caps
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Materials for Bathrobes
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Powder Puffs
Hair Nets
Silk and Wool Underwear
Indian Blankets
Linen Huck Toweling
Russian Boots
Corsets
Dancing Slippers
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Handkerchiefs
Wool Mufflers
Leather House Slippers
Cotton or Wool Union Suits
Soft and Semi-Soft Collars
Dress Shirts
Nightshirts and Pajamas
Belts and Belt Buckles
Oxfords and Shoes
Sport Hose
Cloth Hats
Dress Caps
Dress Gloves
Driving Gloves
Leather Gloves and Mittens
Leather Vests
Sweaters
Knitted and Silk Ties
Knit Mufflers
Felt or Velour Hats
Carriers
Suspenders
Garter and Arm Band Sets
Mixed Silk and Wool Hose
Silk Hose
Wool Hose
Sport Gloves
Sport Caps
Flannel Work Shirts
Outing Boots
Puttees
Sport Outing Shirts
Flannel Dress Shirts
IrOid Time" Wool Socks
Watch Chains and Fobs
Scarf Pins
Mackinaws
Stag Shirts
Sheep-lined Coats
Rubbers and Overshoes