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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1922-06-16
BARNES-BRADY,

A quiet but very pretty wedding
was solemnized Saturday evening
when Miss Hilda Brady, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. James s. Brady, of Han
yer, became the bride of Mr.. Roy
Barnes. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
II. Barnes, near this city. The cere-
mcny was performed at the st. JOS
eph's parsonage, Hanover bv Father
James A. Huber, at s o'clock The
bride was very charminglv attired in
bark blue canton crepe with hat to
match. Miss Catherine Brady. sister
of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and
Mr.. Oscar Bair, this city, acted as best
man. Immediately after the cere-
mony the bride and groom left for &
trip. They are residing in this city.
A few relatives and friends were the
only attendants.
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WEDDING.
ADDITIONALLY.

On Wednesday, June IA, at ST. Ber-
nards Church, Baltimore, very pretty
wedding took place when Miss Sarah
Helen Connolly, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. J. Connolly. of Baltimore,
became the bride of Jas. A. Await,
fr3merlv of this city. The nuptial
mass was celebrated by the pastor,
Father ]. w. Houck. The Miss Agnes
Connolly. sister Of the bride, and
Jas. E. Boylan, Jr., of this city, were
the attendants. The married couple
left for wedding trim to New York
and Niagara and on their return will
reside in Baltimore
The wedding is of particular interest
to the people of Westminster, as the
groom is well known here.
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AUGUR-H0OPER

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse l.. Hooper, south of Hampstead,
at $50 o'clock on Friday afternoon,
June 8. when their only child Marion,
became The bride of Mr.. Tracey Bald
win Augur, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
a. Augur. Of Brooklyn, \. Y.
The ceremony, which took place on
the lawn amid an embankment Of
roses and laurel, was performed by
the brides pastor, Rev. Clarkson
Banes, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. at Hampstead, in the pres
ence of = few relatives and friends.
The bride was attired in Decom-
ing gown of white canton crepe and
carried bouquet of swansonia, lilies
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WINDIE HEIGHTS.

Sunday school at Harmony Grove
Sunday morning $50 o'clock.
Miss Mary Williams is spending
some time with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith and FAM
lily had as their guests Monday even
ing Misses Mary Williams, Evelyn
Bair. Wheeler Wilson, Earle Jordan
and Roland Babylon.
Those who are on the sick list are
Mrs. Geo. E. Allen, Emma Wagner,
Mrs Minnie Bankard and Miss Lillian
Grimes.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Harmony
Grove will meet at the church Wed
nesday. Everybody welcome.
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P0PE-RUDY

st. James p. E. Church, at Mt Airy,
was the scene of pretty wedding
Wednesday morning, when Miss
Blanche Cost Rudy, of Mt Airy, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Wiley NJ. Pope,
of WOodville, Texas. Miss Rudy is the
daughter of William c. Rudy The
ceremony was performed by Rev. p. J.
Boyden. rector of St. James, in the
presence of her relatives and intimate
friends. The bride was becomingly at
tired in a travelling suit and carried a
shower bouquet of roses. Prior to the
entrance of the bridal party Miss
Laura Remsberg, CT Baltimore, sang
"Dawning," by Cadman. The bridal
party entered to the strains Of Lohen-
grin's wedding march played by Miss
Bessie Pharr, of Selma, Ala. Dur
ing the ceremony she played 20 Per-
feet Love-" and Mendelssohn's March
was PLAYED for the recessio nal. The
ring bearer was Miss Margaret Rout-
zahn, and the flower girl Miss Char
lotte Hood The users were w. n.
Hood and w. Dana Rudy, Of Mt. Airy.
The bride is a niece of Walter r.
Rudy and has spent much of her va
cation at his home at Mt. Airy. She
has been teaching in the South and
there met Mr. Pope and the romance
which started in Dixie had its happy
elimination in Maryland.
Mr.. Pope is doing post graduate
work at Oglethrope University at At
lanta, Georgia. He will become Dean of
the Kelly Military Academy Burling-
ION Kansas in the fall
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Rudy enter
tanned the wedding party at their
home Wednesday night. Immediately
after the ceremony the happy couple
left by auto for the South.
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BROWN-RINAMAN

E. Sterling Brown, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. David j. Brown, of Manchester,
and Mary Alice Rinaman, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Rinaman, Hamp-
stead. were married yesterday at 4.30
p. m. The ceremony was performed
by the groom's pastor. Rev. Leather
man. in the Lutheran church, Man
chester After the ceremony they left
for trip and upon their return will
reside in Hampstead.
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lugust Welk was shot and killed by
F-est Lentz, his stepson, in their
s-e at Less Park, Pa, Saturday.
nj had recently been arrested on
,t,rge of abusing his wife, and was
uier bail. He is alleged to have at
fixed his wife again Saturday and
sT screams brought her son to her
rscue with a shotgun. Welk is alleg-
n to have turned on the son, and the
tooting followed.
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That Knife=Like Pain
i Only One Of Natures Warnings Of
Weak or Dis0rdercd Kidneys.

Have you a lame pack aching dag
md night? DO You feel sharp pains
after STOPPING? Are the kidneys sore
L their action irregular? Use Dams
Kidney pills-the medicine recon-
aHded by so many Westminster
wple Ask your neighbor! Read this
za:
Ms Oliver Myers, AZ Bond ST.,
VesInstcr, says: 81 had bad case
q hilY trouble and my back both
gaEe 1t seemed as though [ were
hytN across the small of my back
via knife. My feet would swell
kF and my eyes became affected
y tidneys acted too often and
ard annoyance. My mother rec
GHaended Doan's Kidney Pills 10 me
anil procured box. | had immedi-
Mlclief after using one box and ]
iFt on taking them until | had used
TIRE boxes. | am now entirely cured
Of the trouble. owe a great deal to
BANS
Mrs Myers gave the above state
uent October 10, 1916. and on Decem-
Der II, 1920. she added: THE cure
Deans Kidney Pills made for me has
been lasting one. | have had no re-
urn of the trouble and will always
Doan's."
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
lIy ask for a kidney remedy-get
bans Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mrs. Myers had. Foster-Milburn Co,
HRS. Buffalo, N. Y.
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Unfurnished.
Above Ifth -. 70 seth ~. Uuclu-ive).
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uOIJ.Is-cIOsING ESTATE.

HOLLIS-CLOSING ESTATE.
Best section; . room modern home: solid oak
finish steam. gas, electric; blocks station.
block 20 trolley; price Sll 500; cash neces-
sary $500 this rs the best bargain In
Hollis. u. II. SWEET. $50 Fulton ST,
Jamaica. Phone 0i76 Jamaica.
JAMAICA (near station) Dwelling. rooms
bath, electricity, all improvements. Fol
price and full particulars write M. J. SMITH
80 Lee av.. Bridgeport. Conn.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS CASH
and your monthly rent will buy an unusually
attractive all year home IN Arleigh new
Colonial brick dwelling, with garage first
floor has large living room. dining room.
Kitchen; extra toilet and laundry in base
ment: second floor has 3 bedrooms. tiled
BATH interior finished throughout in white
enamel woodwork and mahogany finished
doors; parquet floors throughout: steam
heat, gas. electricity, sewer. &C.; restricted
section; 10 years tax exemption; > minutes
walk 10 large park and bathing, one block
express station; 10 minutes Grand Central
&c. fare. Call, write or phone. j. 5.
WITHERS. 30 Vanderbilt av., room 1914.
Tel 94S5 Vanderbilt.
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IDEAL Boys camp. all recreatlons. expe-
rienced management Camp Braun. Bel
ford, New Jersey
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SOUTH ORANGE, N. j.. As rlin 10 y. v,
D., l.. w. r. r.. May IL TO Sept. 1J,
possibly longer; attractive, well furnished
home. beautiful residential section. convent
baths. maidB and bath comfortable
porch, double garage; only responsible party
considered: $3.50 rer month. For appoint
ment phone Beeknlan 2219
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From Battery to 14th st.. Inclusive.

DIVISION ST, 232-Executors sale. fro
and r~ar house; deep lot: s1S,250 cas-
81 900. IISIECKI. IL MURRAY st
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New Jersey.

BEAUTIFULLY situated cottage on Manas-
guam River shore at Brielle. n. J., for rent
for season. Address Box 81. Brielle. N. ].
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.
nnnNnn1rr noNN

oRONOQUE, CONN.
The Moose Meadow Farm on the banks
OF the Housetonic River among the niils
OF Connecticut, eight miles from Bridge.
port. the Shelton Derby trolley lire I;
fresh milk, fresh eggs, chickens. small
fruits, apples. pears and peaches fresh
vegetables OF all kinds grown on the farm
and served 10 the guests.
Boating. canoeing and fishing trips and
bathing. Good automobile roads. Automo-
bile parties invited. Weekly rates si5 and
up. Daily rates $3.50 and up. JENNIE
F. F1sAGLER, manager. Oronoque, Conn.
EDUCATED couple take boys over seven
100 acres private Berkshire Hills place:
1926 season. 208 East 18th st.
New Jersey.
IDEAL Boys camp, all recreatlons expe-
rienced management. Camp Braun. Bel.
ford New Jersey
MAP l. e w O Q D-Exceptionai room with
sleeping porch. comfortably furnished,
beautifully situated near r.ackawa sta =
tion board optional South Orange 525M.,
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
BYNwOop LODGE, ENCLEWOoD. ". J.
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Lee
Staten Island.

ELLINGVfLLE, S. I.-Seashore bungaiowS
reasonable Christians: May - to June
electric light. r 1865 Herald. Harlem
FOR RENT-Furnished summer cottage on
heights OF Dongan Hills, Staten Island.
quarter mile from station and from famous
golf links 10 minutes by train or bus to
New York ferry. Five master, three SER
wants bedrooms. Three baths. two sleeping
porches. Reasonable rent. References re-
quired Apply l.. A. SEAVER. tDongan
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent,

TO let, furnished charming room house
at Hasbrouck Heights. n. j., for long or
short t~rn I'm good committing distance
from New York. For terms apply 10 j. u.
CATHCART. 81 West 5itli ST.. New York.
Telephone 2-5 p. M. Plaza 1859.
WIDOW must sell II acre place; house, out
buildings. fruit Is miles from New York;
50 900. Murray IIill 1879.
81, 900, terms. near Atlantic Highlands. buys
81, 900 dwelling, rooms. bath; all improve
ments available; brokers' protected. CHAS
HyLLESTED, 81 East 42d st.. New York
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14s West tth st.-studio, 2oxio: will alte
TO suit 500. Inquire.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island-Sale or Let.


FREEPORT.- Houses and bungalows, TO is
rooms; price s.. 900 to 100000: building plots
4ox1O0 and larger; price 500 upward; terms
Apply owner, JOHN j. RANDALL CO.. il
y. Long Beach av.. Freeport 4. ].
FLUSHING, l.. I.-Attractive residence on
North Parsons Boulevard, with garage
and one acre of ground price 1000: might
exchange for income property. HARRIS.
VOUGHT & CO., East 18th st.
HOMES al low prices; easy terms; let us
know your wants picture folder sent
HYDE & BANTER. Port Washington. l. I.
LONG BEACH WEsT-Bungalow, uve;loohlne
water, BATH open fireplace. all lined.
new; $3.50 Take bus from station 10
MacMURRAY. Wyoming av and Beech st.
LONG BEACH, 135 West Fulton st.-Cot-
age-bungalow. six rooms. JACKSON, 1916
18th st. Washington, d. Q.
PORT WASHINGTON.
Large new seven room house: all improve
ments; with garage price S11 500; terms ar
ranged; immediate posses sion. Owner. X IL.
THOMPSON, 59S Central av., Brooklyn.
WEsTBURY. garden spot of Long Island
beautiful residence colony, near station.
45 minutes out; : new dwellings, rooms.
tiled bath. decorated, electric. gas. steam
heat. a oak floors, everything the best
construction guaranteed like pre-war;
$3.50, $500. $3.50. $3.50. S9.250 $4,000
cash. HENRY PIERSON. Owner. Maple,
near Ellison av. Tel. o60 Westbury.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Unfurnished--Bronx.

BROADWAY. 6a0i fopposite Van Cortlandt
park).- - rooms all modern improvements;
to ont lQaS SO
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FURNISHED @ room cottage, one hour from
New York; modern improvements, including
use of garage: private lake. boating. bathing.
s75.o0 a month. p. o. Box 24s. South Bound
Brook N. j.
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NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNwoop LODGE. ENGLEwooD. ". j.
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FURNISHED, unfurnished houses for rent,
very reasonable. DUANY, Rye Beach.
Rre 001
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION wanted as to the whei'
abouts of William b. Towne. Last seen
the city OF New York during the month
April. 1917. Communicate with DOROTHY
TOwNE. W w. a3d st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Bronx-Sale or Let,
Queens-Sale or Let,

BAINBRIDGE Av., 265s (loIthl. Jerome sub
way)-Two family house, Is rooms; S17 600;
25Xf25. all improvements terms 10 suit
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

WANTED-St 800 loan. individual estate for
business purposes. p 1858 Herald. B klyn.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ANY one knowing the whereabouts Of Elvlra
Eoctzcl Gaudios. or IL seen since 1918
please communicate with @ 1854 Herald
Bronx.
TO WHOM 1T MAY coNcERN--r will moi
he re-pn s'hle for any debts contracted
by my vie, Therere Daniels. that aho ma,
contract either IN her name or mine.
ELrAN w. DANIELS.
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Long Island.

MANHATTAN BEACH.
MANHATTAN BEACH.
NEW BUNGALOWS FOR RENT.
NEW BUNGALOWS FOR RENT.
SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT.
TASTEFULLY DECORATED.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
and ) rooms and bath.
Manhattan Beach Bungalow Corp. Orien-
tai Boulevard and ia affray ST.. Manhattan
Beach, or Joseph p. Day. Inc, agents, 81
Liberty ST.. New York City. Representa-
tive at bungalows all day. every day.
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New Jersey-saIe or Let.

AT ELBERoN. N. j.
For sale or rent for season, furnished
dwelling. Is rooms and baths; large plot !;
garage: blocks from ocean. Owner. WILL
IAN u. KILPATRICK. Singer Building.
ARLINGTON, NJ J.-seven room house,
double lot, excellent condition. thirty min
utcs from Chambers 1t. 20 Spruce st.
ron sale or 70 let o room house at Has
brouck Heights, y. j.: good committing
service: on automobile highway. For terms
apply 20 j. n. CATHCART, q West h7th
81. New York. Tel Plaza $3.50, 20 p. NJ
SUBURBAN STUDIO HoME--sacrifice cozy,
artistic place, especially built for year round
livine. less than 3 years old; only 81 600 cash
needed. balance OF $500 on easy terms. al
most like rent. buys Il; $4,000 now on mort.
gage can remain; has large rooms. tiled
bath light. steam heat. parquet floors, run
ming wnter, electric light every convenience:
beautifully situated on plot 1O0x200 IT.; fire
garden, shrubs and flowers In profusion
close 70 pretty lakes. stocked with fish Sc
lect, congenial ncighborhood, good ma rkets
school and churches near by: this is a chance
of lifetime 10 optann nome az traction OF
than e1f.J00 Ideal Communication TO New
York city. 800 ". Y. city business men and
professional men committing from this sec
ton now; minutes easy walk from house
10 r. ". express station; Immediate p. o.
Cox ii0T. City Hall Station. New York city
sEABRIGHT. n. J.-fsarge ocean fryit cot
tage, with fishing dock into oceAn: also
price 10000; might exchange for income
property. HARRIS voUGHT & CO.. @ East
4Gth st.
TwO family all improvements, Including
steam and electric. near Amnere ln station Of
run narticuiara cLAHENCE CURTIS,
owner. OF your own broker. 80 Main st., East
Orange.
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HOUSES WANTED-Unfurnished

MODERN spacious 1912 room house In Sc
lect section of Newark suburbs: long
lease, possession desired July /. n 622
Herald. $50 Broadway. ~
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Observation-Disclosures
Unfurnished-Long Island.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. L. l.
TENNIS PLACE Apartments. by Station.
Two elevators; small suites: large rooms
and tea room. Phone Boulevard 65i5.
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Unfurnished-New Jersey.

wOODCLIFF-Three. four. five room hgl
class apartments: to be leased. 101 29th
ST., Woodcliff. Phone Union 3sS1. Car oil
bus from 42d 81.
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PARTNER with 5000 wanted for enlargir
present output of new commodity selllr
already to best stores in country: bear mo
rigid investigation; suitable for gentlems
acquainted with yarn goods or first era
business man. 1905 Herald. Washingt'
Heights
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SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

WANTED to rent for season, four room
house. in country: will pay about $40 per
month"; furnished. WALLACE. 451 East
1TSth.
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Brooklyn.
Children Boarded.

CHILDREN boarded--Schools; city, countr
highest references: best courses, modera
EMERY, 3s Park Row, Suite s09. Cortlai
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FOR Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE-Chickering grand plano. 60
condition. Seen to-day and tomorrow,
r. 63d.
sENTtNELS (Christian Science), 1st TO -
volumes, inclusive, bound. perfect conditic
for sale. = 1888 Herald. Brooklyn
Furniture.
ANTIQUE SECRETARY. inisid parior sui
pieces; serving table, glass tray y
W. 123d. apt. 81. 1912.
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HAYWOOD before II is too late;
only few left; $3.50 to 81 600. JOS.
LAMBDEN LA T, sos son; N;, nc, s.,is 30 kawy
BRoNxvILLE-For sale. furnished or unfur-
nished. eight room house: two baths: plot
I5x100: beautifully Handicapped: two car ga
rage, 2096 Herald Herald SQUARE.
FOR RENT-Immediate possession, attrac-
station; foyer hall, living room, dining
room. pantry, kitchen, first floor; bed
rooms. tile bath, second floor; steam, cleo
tricity. hardwood floors. white woodwork.
new decorations; $3.50. MCCLELLAN & CO.,
Inc. Mount Vernon. N. X.
FURNISHED, unfurnished houses for rent,
very reasonable. DUANY. Rye Beach.
HONEST HONEST HONEST
For sale. Houses of every description, In
all sections of Noun: Vernon we have the
right home for the right party. at the right
price. Phone. call write. CHAS A.
GAMPEL. Real Estate and Insurance. room
20s. American National Bank Bldg, Mount
Vernon. N. Y. Telephone Hillcrest 4o22.
LARCH4ONT.-Leav town and must sell
very attractive Colonial home of rooms,
bath. gas, electricity. vacuum vapor heat.
Dutch dining room. oak floors throughout :;
beautiful plot with shrubbery and shade
trees; don't miss this chance. DRUMMOND.
u r. 42d st. Tel. NJ. Fl. 1928; or So Boston
Post road. Larchmont. Tel. 5s4.
LARCHNfONT-A remarkably pretty place
(easy commuting), stucco built, strong and
well, rooms, baths, sun parlor; excep-
tionally pleasing conveniences choice loca.
$1,000 and upward. LOUIS r. MILLER, A.
Post Road. Tel. 6s5 Larchmont. N. Y.
LEASE FURNIsIIED-UN
or sell beautiful house, 10 rooms baths.
garage. highly restricted, Colonial Heights
reasonable rent. GEO. II. MILLS. Tribune
Building. Phone Beekman 400.
NEW RoCHELLE-very fine. new. attrac-
tive home, rooms. baths. garage, de-
sirsbIe ,sS locstion on. price sl4'5oo; oCoNNoR
Tel. 594 New Rochelle. N. Y.
NEAR Chatham. n. Y. in village, 125 acre
estate; perfect set OF substantial pictur-
esque buildings: all improvements wire
fenced; abundance of fruit; $4,000. WOLFE
& DOUGLAS. Harlem station. Mount Vernon;
OWNERS Construction Corporation builds
homes $4,000 up; assists financing. %
West AID St Phone Murray Hill 0190.
PELHAM MANOR-Hotel apartment. two
rooms and bath. fully furnished rent from
June to October, S175 monthly; can be seen
by appointment. r 1440 Herald. Harlem,
SEND for booklet Suburban westchester.' -
giving vital information about the various
towns of Westchester County: send postage.
four cents. PRINCE RIPLEY. $40 Madi-
son av.. New York city
sCARsDALE-New house. rooms. bath.
steam. electric: sleeping porch: 100x100
price $4,000; mortgage $4,000; restricted
would exchange. LYNCH, $50 Mott av.
Phone Mott Haven 6306.
WOODLAWN AV.. Yonkers. 25OxlOo; cash
81 800. balance 5oo. WOODALL, 4i9 East
fremont av.
3 rooms, improvements, garage. 10 minutes
depot. $3.50 per month. MELLoWS. Mount
Kisco.
s13.5Oo - Colonial home. : rooms; 5Oxits.
SULLIVAN. 20 North av.. New Rochelle,
New York State-SaIe Let.
FOR SALES acres fine cultivated land (;
frliIf In abundance ha IN cntN ahad Rarare-
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Capital Wanted.
RARE OPPORTUNITY

A RARE PoRTuNrrY
Ia offered TO a few individuals to
become Interested with or with
out services In one of tho best
known dress manufacturing or
ganizations In New York, catering
TO and doing business with the
better class stores throughout the
country. Special Inducements will
be offered TO persons who can In
vest from $500 up.
This is worthy of your investiga
tion. as an opportunity OF this sort
very rarely presents Itself. The
funds obtained are TO be used for
the expansion of an established
and fast growing firm. Should be
of particular interest TO women.
Details on request. Address Box
o 2226 Herald. Herald square.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
From Battery to I4th St.. Inclusive.

DESIRABLE furnished apartment, large
rooms. kitchen, bath rent four months
with right to renew lease I'm October: avail
able May %: $780, q l.. Sth ST.. references
required. Spring 9579. between and 6 or
evenings.
MACDOUGAL ALLEY, 21-Beautiful house
keeping studio apartment. furnished, unfur-
nshed. Spring 2076.
(4TID. EXCLUSIVE (116TH.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartment Renting Co., Inc.
116 West Tod. Columbus 1911
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

FREE AND CLEAR BRONX LOTS
TO exchange for improved; plot i00xi 05
(roclO. at 16Tth st.. Jerome av. subway
station; price sic, 900. Owner WILLIAM
u. FITZPATRICK. 149 Broadway.
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BELL & PTERsON. Real Estate.
81 Atlantic st.. Stamford. Phone 2s1s.

GREENWICH. CONN.
For rent unfurnished, a beautiful old !.
room house containing 4 bedrooms and 2
baths on the 2d floor and 4 bedrooms and
bath on the Sd floor: magnificent view OF
the Sound: attractive, well kept grounds
beautiful shade trees and tennis court: house
in first class condition. new hot water heat
ing plant. and for desirable tenant would
be redecorated throughout. For further par
tcuars apply to WILLIAM s. MEANN
Meany Bldg, Greenwich, Conn. Tel. Greeni
trf 102
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
INCoRPORATE-DE
PALMER, 40 W. 10th St Bryant 16aa
BEST opportunity for partnership di
store. Call In person is w. Burnside aN
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westchester-saIe or Let.

BUY your building LOT In PEI
HAYWOOD before It Is too late;
only few left; $3.50 to 81 600. JOS.
LAMBDEN e. SON, INC. Sc Law
ton 81 Tel. 302 New Rochelle, n Y
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New York state-sa,e or Let.
Connecticut--saie or Rens.

ATTRACTIVE small house. bedrooms and
bath; garden: committing distance: artistic
and literary community: good bathing beach
3424
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LARCHNONT.-Leavi town and must sell
very attractive Colonial home of rooms,
bath, gas, electricity, vacuum vapor heat.
Dutch dining room. oak floors throughout; !;
beautiful plot with shrubbery and shade
trees; don't miss this chance. DRUMMOND.
IL II. 42d st. Tel. NJ. Fl. 1928, or SO Boston
Post rnad La rchtnnnf Tel h24
The New York herald., 1922-05-11

LARCIIMONT-A remarkably pretty place
(easy commuting), stucco built, strong and
well, rooms, 3 baths, sun parlor; excep-
tlonally pleasing convenences: choice loca-
tion and plot; garage: s24. 1000. Others
$1,000 and upward. LOUIS r. MILLER, "A
Post Road Tel. 6S5 Larchmont. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-05-11

HOMES! HOMES! FOMES!
For sale, Houses of every description, In
all sections of Noun: Vernon: we have the
right home for the right party. at the right
price Phone. call or write. CHAS. A.
CAAfPEL. Real Estate and Insurance, room
20s, American National Bank Bldg, Mount
Vernon N Y. Telephone Hillcrest 4022
The New York herald., 1922-05-11

54TH ST. 10 EAST
New elevator building, dining room, sive
and two room apartments; rentals moderate.