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thing the voters are interested In see
ing beaten because they are convinced
the enactment of it would mean more
and higher taxes.
Higher taxes, according to these
leaders. mean fewer votes Cor Repub-
lican candidates for any office in No
vember
Therefore these leaders confidently
assert that the judgment Of the ooun-
try is against the bonus. In this opin-
ion the President is known heartily
to concur lie has had an advantage
not enjoyed by members Of Congress
because he has received definite in
formation from the outside leaders as
10 popular sentiment regarding the
bonus
Leaders who have talked with the
President. assert that he believes II
the Congressional program is stripped
of the bonus and other harmful or ex-
traneous undertakings 1t can be put
through without further delay and the
resulting rapid Improvement in eco
romic conditions will save the party
in the coming elections. The Presi-
dent is credited with the opinion that
the tariff, the navy and the ship sub
sidy bills. can and should be disposed
of within the next month.
Mad Scramble for Votes.
Leaders of the Senate and House,
who apparently have lost control Of
their respective armies. are not so
sure of this. The mad scramble for
votes regardless Of the fate of the
party itself, has bred pronounced
degree of insurgency in the Senate as
well as in the House. The majority of
the members Of both bodies are pro-
cceding on "go it alone" program.
Some Of the leaders are even in re-
volt against the President, whose SUI
preme leadership ordinarily Is re-
spected. The leaders Of the House
have presented a defiant attitude
toward the commander in chief of
their party. They did so in passing
the bonus bill in the face of a protest
thrown into the discard.
Some of the Senate leaders, notably
Mr.. Lodge (Mass.), who fills the role,
if not the function, of majority COM
mander also have ignored the wishes
of the President in this and other in
alton the Presidents concern over the
effect of it is held by outside leaders
to be fully justified.
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Borough of Bronx.

FEATHERBED LANE, 65-Unusually at
tractve, large rooms: real kitchen;
newly furnished: May to October. Call III to
daily, or phone for appointment. Bing-
ham Hi4-J.
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PARK AN.. 0I0.-Sx rooms. baths, apart
ment furnished or unfurnisIed: May
TO October !, 1928. 5000 per month. Phone
Great Neck %
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UNIVERSITY Av. (2015). corner CT 1S0th
St, fine apartment ) rooms, separate en-
trance, elegant for doctor; no other in neigh
borhood
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYS BARGAINS IN real estate. send particu-
lars. BENJAMIN LEIlIN. 81 East 9ath.
LEBFRTAN CORP. iT1 sROhDWAY.
BUYS BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
HAVE client who win pay all cash for
plot. 10oN1OO. with possession. IN section
69th ST. TO seth ct. between Madison and
I'd avs. VIM. III. WHITING CO. Al Park
WILL buy any apartment tenement
property. where price does not exceed 5ia
times rental and requiring little cash 20
handle. Private investor. 23oo Herald. $50
B'way.
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Borough Of brooklyn.

REMSEN ST. Borough Hall section.
MODERN APARTMENTS,
. bedrooms. living room, extra room and
bath. I'd floor. all large size rooms. outside
500 per month.
Also apartment. . rooms and bath, 4th
floor front. $50 per month Apply
VIM. r. RAE CO.,
1863 Remsen ST., Bklyn. Tel Main 1890
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wcstchester-sale or Rent.

ANOTHER exceptional, new, white Colonial
Home IN New Rochelle tthe other was sold
through first advertisement first floor.
large center hall, living room. 1891. with
fireplace separated by French doors is
sun parior, fsxi2; when opened makes living
Try and Kitchen. Second floor has 4 large
master bedrooms and tiled bath. Third floor
nfad's room bath and storage space: hot
water heat. gas and electricity. oak floors
throughout. ] car garage high class section.
price $1,000. ACT QUICKLY. KTRHOFEH,
.2 North nv. Tel. ~ New Rochelle.
AT New Rochelle-Two family house &c.
sirahle restricted block. All MODERN splen-
I'D condition; large lot. Box $50 Herald,
300 Broadway.
FOR furnished and unfurnshed houses see
SULLIVAN. 20 North av., New Rochelle.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

ALL year country home, Connecticut; COM
muting distance: house. II rooms and >
bathrooms; all improvements garage and
hennery one acre high ground price $50 900:
VIII exchange for city property. FOLSOM.
LII East alth Vt.
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RESIDENCES W'TED

wANTED-To rent. furnished house. Orange
or Ulster county. for summer. Address G
1856 Herald. Fulton st.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York.
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
153 acres two sets buildings. with stock and
tools, or without; 1 mile from Clarksville.
State road; II miles from Albany. fine To-
cation. Inquire of l.. S. MATTHIAS, Clarks-
ville N Y.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave win pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses, apts., pianos, bric-a-
brac, books. works Of art. NORMAN. sS
University place. rhone Stt,yvcsant 2aT7
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INFORMATION WANTED.

MR.. FREEMAN-It will be to your advantage
TO get In touch with party you 'phoned to
(Saturday afternoon) April 3. Reward, no
way.
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LARGE and small stores, near Broadway:
immediate occupancy: long lease: 236 and
40 West 55th st. and 24f-243 and 2+5 West
a4th 81. John II. SCHEIER. 236 w. 5oth.
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New York state-saie or Rent.

At Pearl River. n. VS. room house. fully
improved: corner. 220xi0o feet; barn, ga
rage, 3 poultry houses. much fruit; ten min
utes walk 10 depot; price $1,000. Box Il.
Manuel N. ".
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Borough OF Richmond.

TWO fine apartments. Staten Islands best
neghborhood, Il minutes from ferry: all
improvements: with or without garages; $JJ
monthly. Call pi emises, J0i Oakland av.
West New BrightoA. Staten Island, or phone
MATHEWS sis;toria 800.
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Virginia.
Miscellaneous.

HOAIESEEKERS-Sen for Virginia Far
list: best climate. Dept. II. Emnoria. w
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AVAILABLE in modern concrete sprinilled
loft, 10000 to 10000 II. per floor; transit
and terminal vacilities excellent: near Will
iamsburg Plaza. GRITMAN, 212 Broadway,
Brooklyn.
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Borough of oueens-saIe or Rent.

GLENDALE-CHofcE LOTS.
near Elevated; sidewalks: $500; $50 cash.
some for $500: title policy free. THOMPSON.
room 1ll1, ~ Court st.. Brooklyn. Phone
12G6 Main before II.
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GROUND floor space $500 feet, Partola
Bidg S21 9th av.. suitable for manufacture
ing. stock. shipping sprinkler; moderate
Watkins
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery to 18th St. Inclusive.
GREATEST BARGAIN

esd. 3f5 EAST.-Private house, latest i'm
provements. sell. lease. Before IL, after @.
Plaza 5i97. 161 East 53d.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

4. SNYDER. Buffalo. ~ y.--Oniy way can
get In touch with you is TO advertise.
Please namo tho time and the place, prefer
ably New York city. JOSEPH.
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LIGHT loft, 1000 SO. feet, sprinklered, heat.
fire alarm, watchman service. elevator: {:
telephone; reasonable. WITHERBEE. 6i9
at
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Long Island.

KING MANSION APARTMENT Opposite
Kings Park. Jamaica)-Four rooms. bath,
May 1 TO Sept. 1, privilege of renewing
lease; furnished or unfurnished. Call 45
Alsop st. Phone Jamaica 3of2-W.
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LEXINGTON AV.. NEAR THIS OFFICE.
story buildings, stores and apartments.
Price $4,000.
FOLSOM BROS INC. 127 East saith st.
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REAL ESTATE-Europe.

EXCELLENT freehold property. Az Mon
taigne Champs ElyseesD. Paris. Con
sisting well rented apartments. Full par
ticulars apply BfCHEREL. ;. rue Jean Gau-
din, Paris.
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Children Boarded.
COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach 56th and Surf av., Sea >tiatc. Nortons
Point New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms with or without bath. ~ min
utes from Times square, 35 minutes Cham
bers ST.: Municipal subway: rates reason
able Apply phone Coney Island III.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
CRYSTAL JEwELRY,

CRYSTAL JEwELRY.
The purchase of cut glass ware or black
imitation 1ewelry for important American
firms would be undertaken by a Bohemian
export firm advantageously situated In the
center OF production OF these articles. Ad.
dress: 'yortelhaft f74G''-Annoncen-E ExpedI-
ton. PIRAS. A. c., Reichenberg. Bohemia.
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FARMS for sale. Catalog free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY. Box G. $50 Nassau st.
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Long Island.

FIVE rooms, bath. sun parlor, fireplace
piano; $125 month: private house: large
grounds overlooking Flushing Bay. $40
GREN, Ditmars av., East Elmhurst Have
meyer 0922M.
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REAL ESTATE-Out of City.
Long Isiand--Saie or Rent.

BELLEROSE.
Attractive. new home. fine place. sun par
Tor. tile bath and kitchen. 80 minutes out
electric service Sl25OO. Another home.
$500 EDWARD BIALLA. owner and
builder. ~ Remsen Lane. Phone Floral Park
HOMES at low prices; easy terms .et us
know your wants picture folder sent
HYDE BANTER, Port Washlngt2 2n. l.. y
LONG BEACH-Waterfront 10 room modern
house, garage. sale. rent exchange. tiREEN
4 w. 4eth st. Bryant 1921.
81 OUT OF THE ORDINARY.
Charming seven room Colonial dwelling
all improvements two car garage. large
terraced plot handicapped in desirable section
of Hampstead. J.. l.. viii sacrifice. GEORGE
r. NORTON. room sol, "a Broadway. Kew
York.
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished

16oD ST. 525 west--Io rooms and baths.
Inquire between 10 and Tuesday.
Borough Of Bronx.
FOR RENT In choicest part OF City Island,
In small private park on high bluff at
southwest end. = beautiful English type
houses large living rooms inclosed living
porches, overlooking water. steam hcat: g, 4
and 3 bedrooms; private beach; relt 81 800
to 81 500 by the year, unfurnished III. 81
SAVERS, Rochelle ST.. City Island.
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EXTRAORDINARY REALTY
OPPORTUNITY.

New York CITY realty Is safe and profitable
Investment Six million population Is It's
guarantee. Money wisely placed during
business slump will reap splendid returns in
few months when boom is expected. Join me
in buying a property. as I am expert on
invest up 10 sIoo, 600. Dealings only with
honest and responsible principals: brokers
and professional spectators don't communi-
cate. Al references furnished by me and
required OF ycu. For appointment address
e. r. 262 Herald. Herald "a.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS young lady desires comfortable
room. breakfast. private family, or would
share apartment. easy access lower New
York: reasonable G 1859 Herald. Fulton st.
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IL M PLo Y NJ II N #

Agency leaving rooms: good business; sac
UP-TO-DATE ladies' ready-to-wear store,
without stock. In Conn: long established;
best location. 205s Herald, $50 B'way.
t'OR SALh.--1.adies' cloak and suit model
house; best business section on 5th av.
n 1870 Herald, 10th st.
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Connecticut-sale or Rent.

BELL & PTERSON, Real Estate.
- Atlantic St. Stamford. Phone as1s.
Y ACRE with Is feet salt water shore
front; high. dry land: - minutes out /:
price $3.50.
CULVER CO..
3I2 Madison av Murray IIill 300.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE or RENT

FORECLOSURE SALE.
Daylight factory, Bronx: possession first
floor and basement. sacrifice; little cash
needed. LAWYER. room 1926. Tribune Bldg.
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APARTMENTS-Furnished.

APARTMENT suhlct; large. light bedroom
sitting room, bath. 10Th floor. southeast
exposure. Apt 1000. Hotel Marie Antoinetie.
ATTRACTtvELY furnished 2 room apart
ment, iJI West aIth months longer.
Inquire "a Phone circle ii23.
BEAUTIFULLY furnished apartment, West
11th ST.: parlor floor. housekeeping, fur
nshed. Call watkins 1888
CENTRAL PARK SOUTH facing parkD--
large living room. . double bedrooms
bath and kitchen; May to October price
$50 per month. Circle ai4s.
FRONT parior and bedroom. suitable for one
or two gentlemen high class. 317 West
2od 81.
E%QUfSfTELY FURNISHED APARTMENT
1S1th 81. t450 Audubon AvD-SIx room
apartment. elevator. sublet for four months
SIS monthly: references required. Apt a.
IN Washington Heights. to subIet for sum
mer months. large. light, attractively FUR
rished rooms. Sl25. Phone Wadsworth 8i57
between and r. NJ.
LOOK l--IIandsofne front apartment, rooms.
pianola, private phone, AZ Park; references
required Phone Jamaica 52OG.
MAY 10 October-Restricted residential dis
trict. entire floor, large rooms, kitchen.
ette. bath, completely furnished. Sf25, Includ-
ing gas, electtlclty privilege renewal same
price Plaza T2is.
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APARTMENTS

MADISON Av.. 440-AttractIvely furnished
two room. hath. kitchenette apartment.
Phone Plaza 013I
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New Jersey-sale or Rent.

CRAWFORD, ~. six desirable lots with
frontage on Broad st. and Pleasursway
exceptional bargain. 205i Herald. $50
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Connecticut.

TEN-ROOM HOUSE, within committing dis
tance~ New York city: modern construc-
tion, well furnished: billiard room, sun par
lor. screened porch. open fireplaces. two car
garage assortment fruit, shade and orna-
mental trees; shrubs and garden; short dis
tance from bathing beach and Sound, viii
rent for summer longer with option TO
purchase: rental sumwer months. furnished
81 800. Write T.. Q. II. 4a.. South Norwalk.
Conn.
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Borough of Brooklyn.

FROM May to October an apartment OF
four rooms on parlor floor of remodeed
private house, large living room dining
room. sleeping porch. bedroom, small kitchen
and BATH also front porch; Classon av.,
near Gates; about 20 minutes from Wall
ST; 30 minutes from Coney Island. Pros
poet I22I
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WestcIlester.

vALHALLA MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
valhalla NJ Y.-First class accommodations
for guests: tennis courts, music and dancing
ideal place for enjoyable vacation; 40 MN
utes Grand Central. Phone White Plains
1865 Mr. NJ. 1<ASTNER, Prop.
SUNNY REST SANlTARlUM,
514 Palisade Av., Yonkers, n. Y.
High class home for invalids convalesct hts
and aged. under medical supervision; mod
crate rates. Phone Yonkers o642
HILL. TOP INN.
LAWRENCE PARK. BRONXvILLE
ri Valley road. Phone 3SO6.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CAST IRON PRODUCTS.
Manufacturer with Grey Iron Foundry.
equipped for production. solicits the manu-
facture OF CAST IRON PRODUCTS, either
rough castings or machined castings made
10 Specifications: sheet metal stamping
and machine equipment permits OF econom-
ically manufacturing completed articles or
parts using cast iron and steel stampings
in combination. y Gs2 Herald. $50 broadway.
LINES wanted direct from manufacturers to
sell department stores. general and drug
trade. Write
CENTER SALES ORGANIZATION,
1140-4a Transportation Bldg,
Chicago, III.
OWNER wants partner with some capital
assist In building bungalows: fifty desirable
lots free of debt; thirty minutes from
Pennsylvania station: quick profits. 1861
Herald. Fulton st.
COTTON expert. general experience, speak
ing, writing French, open to proposition
America or France. n 50s Herald, $50
B'way.
going 10 SPAIN can handle ad-
ditional line. What can you offer? ID 2f32
Herald. Herald so.
Business Service.
INCORPoRATE-DELA
PALMER. 40 w. 10th. Bryant 1893
CnnifaI yVaufed
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED apartment wanted above seth
ST.. West business woman, .ieft $50; !;
modern, two beds, piano. phone, electricity.
o 1853 Herald Herald SO.
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5000 will buy a third interest In an
automobile sales and service
poratiol IN profitable operation
at jamaica Money wanted to take
advantage of greater profit offered.
Plant and books open for inspection
by appointment.
WALKER BROS. SERVICE CO.. INC,
II Franklin ST., Jamaica, l.. l.
Il. A. ROLLERSoN. Pres.
LOCAL COMPANY owning patented article
has production oversold: no competition /;
national sales certain; $500 to 81 900 now
must return tremendous profits Immediately:
full Investigation invited. Box &C. 9i7 Trib-
une Bldg.
For Sale.
AND GROCERY STORE
FOR SALE--C;ood drawing business IN a
city OF 5000: located in New York State,
less than 65 miles from New York city I;
excellent proposition well located on aSbusy
street; price reasonable; reason for selling
as owner has other interests. For further
particulars write 10 Box X. O.. I'LL st.
Paul Bldg. New York.
DENTAL office on Staten Island, established
II years: up to date fixtures moderate
rent and terms sacrifice TO quick sale. DR..
L. c. sIRKUS, 1870 Castleton av., West New
Brighton. Staten Island.
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New Jersey.

EAST ORANGE, Evergreen Pi,-Prvate
family; light housekeeping; minis. train
end trolley; privileges; reasonable. Orange
HG02.
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Vermont.

TO RENT--May TO October. at Dorset. VT.
near Manchester. furnished cottage, IL
rooms, baths: running water; opposite
golf links: shade, mountain views; $500
Address WINDHURST. Dorset. VI
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RESIDENCES TO LET.
-
Long lsiano.

AT WOODMERE, l.. T., three minutes from
station, furnished house. @ bedrooms and .
baths entirely modern; rental from May |
10 October /, 81, 800. 2056 Herald. 2S1
Broadway.
INWOOD PARK, l.. l.. and Keansburg, y.
j., furnished bungalows. 1, 4. and .
rooms: electricity, gas and bath; near beach: I:
reasonable, for season. $50 Putnam av.
Phone Lafayette 3022.
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EINE OLD PLACE


FINE OLD PLACE
TO RENT OR WILL SELL.
vel located. Convenient 10 transportation:
large grounds. fine old shade trees, flowers,
shrubs. garden, &c. rent Sl2o Particulars
OWNER. $40 Central av.. Leonia, y. J.
FREE last OF houses for sale and rent Write
VAN wINKLE Co. Rutherford. N. J.
HARRINGTON PARK ESTATE. INC.
near Harrington Park Station. Bergen
County Northeast, y. j.. Is now offering for
sale | acre plots for permanent homes and
win contract TO build such homes when de-
sired. map and description OF the prop
erty win be mailed promptly on request. ....
Address TO HARRINGTON PARK ESTATE,
a. Il. 3ath st.. y. y. 9. office and repre-
sentative on the premises.
HOUSE ak rooms. all improvements. on
farm. Terrace Rv Hasbrouck Heights, near
station: references required. Phone EHMANN,
Stuyvesant T220 box ~. Lodi, y. y
RTDGEwOOD, Paramus. rooms $50 10 30
acres $50 Tottenvile 203, Manhattan,
houses. rooms. $50 each. Palisades Park,
Sd and Brinkerhoff. q rooms, $50. ACkER-
MAN, 1877 Greenwich 81.
RIDGEw0oD-slx room bungalow. improve
mcnts garage. abundance fruit; lss acres
S.. 500. $3.50 cash photographs. HOVER,
2i2 broadway ~. " -
SIX rooms. bath: garage: improvements
i2axIiO. all kinds fruit $1,000 easy terms.
WM. OCIISE. box 2GG. Tenafly. n. J.
Connecticut-Snie or Rent.
BEAUTIFUL inn for sale cheap, 16 rooms.
lis acres OF land barn for 10 cars. chicken
houses; near Hartford. on main road. Write
FOR particulars 20 Box 333. Meridian. Conn.
F'OR RENT.
cfn-12s WATER STREET, NEW HAVEN.
MOST DESIRABLE LOFTS FOR MANU-
FEATURING PURPOSES; AMPLE LIGHT
AND AIR; ONE BLOCK FROM RAILROAD
DEPOT.
ALL MANUFACTURING CoNvENtFNCEs,
TWO ELEVATORS. DRIVEWAY ON
THREE STREETS EACH LOFT SOD
1 SQUARE FEET. CAN ~ SUBDfVlpED TO
STfT TENANT. WILL ifVE LEASE.
IIELT PLENTIFUL AND CfiFAP.
A l.. NOTKINS 4 SONS,
- CHURCH STREET.
. rhonc Liberty iI1n. NEW lIAvES. COW
FOR sALE-A beautiful stucro cottage. eight
rooms and bath. with garage attached .
\ fully furnishcd. at Wildemetc Beach. eight
miles from Bridgeport. property fronts on
The water, facing the southwest. price
$4,000. Terms. Apply a. NJ. clegg. oro-
noque, Conn.
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New Jersey.

SUMMER months. furnished house. 10 rooms.
. baths. garage: best residential section;
near railroad: Christians only; $1I5 month.
Phone 1861 Orange. evenings 1-s.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above Iith ST. 10 50th st. Unciusivc).
East River to Moth River.

BUILDING suitable storage, very low rent
Inquire 1851 Broadway. Circle o2SI
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Borough Of Bronx.

CONCOURSE. o034, corner Burnside av.-
Three blocks to express Il" station a
three and four room apartment to suitcase
In high class modern apartment building.
Superintendent premises, or DAVID
I<RAtrS. rs Liberty st.
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New York.

new YORK.
fI5MLOCK health rest, near Poughkeepsie,
overlooking Hudson. Opening May -.
Have accommodations for 20 medical and
surgical convalescents. Sfirounds cxtraordi-
nariy pretty and large. Ideal for those re-
quiring complete rest. No mental. contagious
or undesirable cases solicited. Open all year.
For reservations address DIR. ID. Il. LYMAN.
II r. 96th ST., N. Y.
IN tile Catsk,ii Mountains. modern health
resort. quiet place for convalescents and
those desiring change of environments; ideal
surroundings; no tubercuar nor objection
Round Top. Greene County. New York.
MAPLEHURST FARM. Croton Falls. N. "
Build yourself up In the country. bath
electricity. hunting; fare $3.50. Phone -
Croton Falls: SIG up.
BREWSTER HOUSE, Brewster. N. y
American and European plan: open all year.
Connecticut.
EDUCATED couple take boys over I; 100
acres, private Berkshire place: S125 sea-
SON. booklet. 206 East 18th st.
New Jersey.
ARE you looking for board room In
quiet surroundings within 80 minutes
Broadway? Call or write 317 Mortimer av..
Rutherford. N. ].
NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
LYNWoOD LODGE. ENGLEWOOD. y. J.
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MANHATTAN Az, 149 uO7th).-Five rooms
reasonable: can be divided: immediate pos
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FOR sALE--A beautiful stucro cottage. eight
rooms and bath. with garage attached
fully furnished. ut Wildemefe Beach. eight
The water. facing the southwest. price
$4,000. Terms. Apply A. NJ. Clegg. oro-
noque, Conn.
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FINE new cottage, rooms. bath. fully inn
proved 10 @ acres: 10 minutes walk TO
depot price -. 500 up. dependent on acreage.
Box II, Manuel, ". v.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-02-24
MARION COUNTY CAPTURES
GRAND PRIZE At ORLANDO

these have captured eighteen blues
and four reds. In the same line are
the seed peas and velvet beans, TAX
ing ten blues. Besides, Marion pulled
first and second on two 12-ear exhib-
it's of corn and second on the bushel
of corn.
1t is evident from this remarkable
display of feed-crops that Marion coun-
tvs ambition is to be among the lead
ers in Florida counties raising live
stock, and the thousands of agricul-
turists who linger around the exhibit
and discuss it scientifically leave no
other conclusion than that Marion
can raise the feed-stuffs to place her
in the forefront
Marion county's display of home
cured smoked hams and bacon would
make John McWhorter's mouth wa
ter did he but vision it. The meat
has quality as well as looks.
Marions peanuts and sweet pota-
toes took first, second and third ON
peanuts mad first on sweet potatoes.
W. NJ Gist of Mcintosh is showing
a herd of registered Poland China
hogs raised in Marion which were
awarded two grand championship rib
bons, fifteen firsts in their classes and
nine seconds.
There are also home-canned vege-
tables, fruits, jellies and preserves,
mad two large vases of red-bud flow
ers which stand out prominently and
elicit much praise from visitors.
The mineral resources of Marion
are represented by all grades of lime
and lime products, by Lake Weir
builders sand, by phosphate rock and
ground phosphate, by moulders' sand,
fire-bricE clay and Fuller's earth, and
by read materials of sand clay and
crushed flint rock