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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
LIBRARIANS c | Y {
SUGGESTIONS F 0 R
CHRISTMAS G|F 7 S
ADVOCATE DOING SHOPPING
EARLY AND CHOOSING OF GOOD
BOOKS TO FILL THE SHELVES
OF cHlLpRsN's ROOMS.

Chicago, Nov. S.-If you have adopt
ed the shop early slogan for Christ
mas and are wrinkling your forehead
about what 10 buy for your children,
relatives and friends, the children's
library section Of the American II.
brary association may clear away a
few OF your worries.
AS an aid to Christmas shoppers,
officials of the section have compiled
a. list OF books suitable as presents
for children. In selecting the list
they have kept in view the popularity
Of the book with children as well as
It's literary merits.
The SELECTED Hooks for younger
children are:
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
by Lewis Carroll.
At the Bank of the North Wind, by
George Mcdonald
Arabian Nights edited by Kate
Douglas Wiggin and Nora A. Smith
The Bible for Young People.
Chid's Garden Of Verses, by X. L.
Stevenson.
Birds Said by Padraic Colump.
The Childrens Book of Birds by
Olive T, Miller
The Dutch Twins ny Lucy f. Per
kns.
Aesop's Fables.
Fairy Tales by Hans c. Ander
SON
The Farm Book by L. b. Smith.
The Golden Goose Book by l.. L.
Brooks.
Heidi by johanna Spyri.
The Heroes by Chas. Kingsley.
He Diddle Diddle Picture Book by
r. Caldecott.
Home Book OF Verse for Young
Folks by b. Il. Stevenson.
Household Stories by the Grimm
brothers
In the Days OF Giants by Abbie
Farwell.
Jungle Book by kipliug.
Just SO Stories by Kipling.
4 Little Boy Lost by w. II. Hud
son
The Little Lame Prince by Miss
Muiock.
Aiarigold Gardens by Kate Green
away"
Merrylips by Beulah NJ. Dix.
Nonsense Songs by Edward Lear
Nursery Rhyme Book by Andrew
Lang
Peter Pan ny J. NJ Barrie.
The Pied Piper Of Hamlin by Robt
Browning
The Peterkin Papers by Lucretia
p. Hale.
Pinochle by Carlo Lorenzini
The Queens Museum by Frank r
Stockton.
The Story of Dr. Doolittle by Fl
Lofting.
The swiss Family Robinson by ]
D. Wyss,
The Tale of Peter Rabbit by Bea
trice Potter.
Uncle Remus by Joel Chandler Har
ris.
The Water Babies by Charles King
sley.
What Happened to lngoe Johanna
by d. Zwilgmeyer,
Wonderful Adventures Of Nils by
Selma Lagerhof.
Wonder Books of Old Torrance by
Harvey Barton
Wonder Book and TanglewooC
Tales by N. Hawthorne
Books for older boys and girls
are:
Adventures of Billy Topsall by N
Duncan.
The Alhambra by Washington If
wing.
Bird Neighbors by Nellie Blanch
an.
A Book of Discovery by Margare
B. Synge.
Boys Home Book of Science ant
Construction by A. p Morgan.
The Boys King Arthur by Thos
Mallory.
Boys Life of Abraham Lincoln b!
Helen Nicolay.
Boys Life of Theodore Roosevelt
by Hermann Hagedorn.
Captains Courageous by K, klp
ling.
Don Quixota by Cervantes.
English Literature for Boys ant
Girls by H. Z. Marshall.
Golden Numbers by Kate Dougla
Wiggin.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

FOR SALE--Houschold furniture, IN.
GLIDING kitchen range, kitchen cab.
net and bed. Cali at 1917 West Madl.
son 81,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

FOR SALE-Cheap, one fine Chester
White boar pig, weighing between
300 and 400 pounds; one year old.
+, c. ALBRIGHT North Bluff.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
Notice.

There will be q special meeting OF
the lllini Chapter Of tn d. A. r. at
2'30 p. m. Tuesday at The Clifton
Hotel. 10
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

WANTED-Glrl 10 wait 81 table; OK.
perience not ne e s9ry Amply in
person to Doris Chocolate shop, 72t
La Sale ST.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

LOST A lady'a gold watch. Reward
u returned to Sl3 Pine st. Phone
GlGL
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

WANTED-Two Mattresses. Call in
person at the New Andan res.
taurant.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
CLASSIFIED ADS.

TOO LATE TO Classify
FOR SAl.E--One rug one chlfforetie,
one threeplece parlor suite: prac.
tically new; bargain Il taken at tncA
1929 La Sale ST. Phone 433-R.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
Notice

Notice.
The Amateur Musical Club will
meet Tuesday, Nov. IA, at the home
{ Mrs. Frank LeiX at 2;30 p. IN.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13

Mrs. Joseph Elzer, Mrs. Henry Elzor
and Mrs. Charles Emerich will enter
tain at coffee at the Zion Memorial
hail Wednesday, Nov. Is, AFTERNOON
and evening Public invited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
Notice.

The ladies of the Episcopal church
will hold their Christmas bazaar and
tea Wednesday, Dec. 10.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-11-13
Eastern Star.

Special meeting tonight. Initiation
and memorial services.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
statesmen.

statesmen.
THE BEST PAYING PROPOSE
TION IN NEW YORK CITY FOR THE
LIVE WIRE SALESMAN is WATT
ING FOR MEN AMBITIOUS TO
MAKE REAL MONEY. ALSO
FEW SALESWOMEN COULD FIND
PROFITABLE AND MOST DESIRA-
BILE EMPLOYMENT. OUR PROPOSI-
TIoN Is CLEAN CUT AND MANY
HIGH CLASS SALES PEOPLE
HAVE RECENTLY BECOME AF-
FfLtATED WITH US AND ARE
NOW MAKING BIG MONEY. WE
HAVE NO SCHOOL FOR SALES
MEN. BUT WE DESIRE TO TALK
WITH EXPERIENCED SALESPEO-
BILE. II YOU ARE TIRED OF
WORKING ALONG IN THE OLD
CHANNEL AND WANT TO HOOK
UP WITH A REAL LIVE AND BIG
MONEY PROPOSITION CALL At
ROOM 500, CANADIAN PACIFIC
BUILDING. 3+2 MADISON Az. ANY
DAY THIS WEEK BETWEEN II
AND AND 3 AND ). ASK FOR
THE SALES MANAGER.
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Pennsylvania.

moderate priced boarding home for those
seeking a permanent home or rest: ideal
location: good food and finest miner al
water: good treatment: children also taken
alone. THE MAPl ES Akrol. Pa
IN advertisement ia the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility Of
recovering pour lost prapcrtv.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.


sALEsMEN
TWO MEN WANTED FOR
IMPORTANT WORK.
Men who present themselves and
their propositions cleanly and can
work consistently in harmony with
policies which are proved.
We are distributing an issue OF
securities with new and great sales
plan-no canvass-no cold turkey"
mo school Clean selling through
satisfied stockholders.
These positions are dlgnified and
our statesmen enjoy large incomes.
Genuine individual assistance is
given every man on our force.
This effort to find the right man
to complete our personnel is directed
toward those who can demonstrate
fitness by record. Write. giving
statement Of yourself, and careful
consideration will be given your
request for interview.
Address o 2o72 Herald. Herald sq.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

ELECTRICAL concern wishes to purchase
. or 3 story building for occupancy. 4th
20 sth avs. 25th to 53d sts.; garage or
stable building suitable. Address G. s.,
box A 176 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
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rwsr skr.rs,fEN.
EARN mo iNC9AiEs

III ycu vii 'ahe q five da,s traiwiue under
par 60 'r.trartpt R'd ten work
five houra r day a. wo direct you you can
UUfgttlt# Y.p N @f q ft.. UN. Fl gtUy
= town ~ ttp gcl g. 0rg m
tf ambition ~ riy etd ..,r-y ped
can nctwcer 70 and 4. n at suite J0i-
so, 80 v. fId st
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New Jersey.

HOTEL nENoX, Central av.. near Broad T..
Newark, y. j.. 3 minutes from Hudson
tubes: honey, comfortable, single. double
rooms or suites. American plan. moderate
rates elevator; flIeproot: courteous service.
NEWARK, n. u. - Spruce st Two rooms
m private home. Mitchell 2fS3.
stTWMfT Az. sij. Jersey city Heights
Elegantly furnirhed rooms. baths, $40 ZIP.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long island,
SUNSET r0rlGt,

SUNSET LODGE.
Beach anth and Surf nv, Sen Gate. Nortons
Point, Now York flarbor comfortable steam
heated rooms. with or without bath - min
utes from Times Square, - minutes Cham
hors ST. Municipal subway rates reason
nhla. Annlv nhnne Conev Island l2II.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
HELP WANTED.-FEMAL

COOK. experienced. houHmnid. afttsr'tte
wages ! w fsfnfiN. Menaeisun, j. NJ pnth
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Furniture.
PUBLIC NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICES.

ANY person holding claim against estate
of VIM. j. Armstrong. late Of 3ST 9th ST..
Brooklyn, must file same within 80 days.
NJ A. PENNINGTON. Executrix.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
situations Wanted Mnie-Domestic
IApANEsE EAGLE AGENCY

JAPANESE EAGLE AGENCY.
lOa " lGth IL Bryant I1S7 gt9S
Cook butler chauffeur, houHvv orker. char
actcr ard efficiency thoroughly INVESTIGATE.
JAPANESE bomcatir Employment Asehl
select help. isI Lexington av. a8as Mad 50
PfTTIFPfNE EMPLOYMENT RrEEAr--
Domestics. Bowling Green 1857. 30 Broad II.
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Borough of Bronx.

FORDHAM. beautiful corner room apart
nent, with congenial Christian couple
homeiike, convenient: board optlonal refer
ences GREENE, Fordham 25iu.
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HELP WANTED--MAIE.

xAGAx WAN NlGO-mA&AkSs
sALEeM
Immediate Connection: eplsnlA
Opportunity for Men In Earnssl
We are seeking several men -
increase our organization for sps-
cial work on an issue now being
distributed through direct leads;
no canvassing.
Men who can work conscien-
tiously. tell the truth and show .
record OF results. can make con-
nection which will prove most
profitable. We offer a dignified
position. with full Company back
ing and assistance; a generous
commission and security offer
ing OF highest repute and attrac-
tive features.
Call Room 1901. % West 43d
Street, any day. between 10 and 4.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
AGENTS WANTED.
Male.

AGE&TS-Grcatest invention outs auto wash
brush every car owner buys big commis-
sois; act quick FOR territory Clemons Mfg.
Compeny. Commerce Building, Erie, Pa.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

CAPITAL. OR MACHINERY Or BOTH.
required for an oil enterprise of tremendous
magnitude. The of a vast oil terri
tory in the oil center of Rumania has ar
rived here for a short time and will give
personal interview to those who are inter-
ested in TIE enterprise. For all information
write Mr.. LUPUS. 13 West seth.
OFFICE manager wanted for a New York
office principally to handle collections COM
ing in by mail and by agents; may be male
or female; highest class references are re-
quired, together with cash or surety bond.
Give full particulars to Manager. care
Sterling Company, SO Park place. Newark,
n. j.
GENTLEMEN wanted in every town or city
in United States to handle sales end and to
appoint agents: a unique speciality; universal
demand; retals on a dollar: large returns
guaranteed; purchase of reasonable quanti-
ties and good references necessary Address
Sterling Company. SO Park place. Newark.
n. j.
INVESTORS, NOTICE.-For Saie-An estab.
lished and growing sanatorium business
and buildings net income over $f1 900 an
nually; can be handled by any business man
woman; owner leaving the East because
of III health. 21S4 Herald, $50 Bway.
HAVE YOU CAPITAL TO INVEST?
Great proposition; patented leather nov
city. VICTOR CASE MFG, 453 Broadway.
Brooklyn. n. Y.
FOR Sale-Business paying substantial
monthly income; requires spare time: small
cash investment. MILLARDS, &c Court ST.,
Brooklyn.
FOR RENT-Upper part drug store. business
purposes Apply 1920 Sd av.
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LEwELRY nEsIGNER.
MANA GOOD MAN.

We require the services Of clran-cut
Christian % average intelligence, who
is willing 10 work hard for decent
paw. ~ the samc time preparing him-
self fer advancement. high class
house. references required,
SUITE 2aOG. wOOt.MORTtI TOWER.
SUITE gio, itT0 BROADWAY,
At 18TH ST.
OFFICE manager wanted for New Yorb
once principally to handle collections com
Ing IA hy mail and by agents highest class
tefaronres arp ro1uired. together win eafh
or surety bond. Give an particulars tU
Manager, ra~e sterling Company, JG~ lark
place. Newark ". u
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
SALESMAN WANTED.


Am nov ready TO bring out the first ma
chine witch invountarily computes any or
all Of toe statistics. " a business without
the aid ). mathematics, mechanical account
ing. machinery, or human minds.
! wan. about five extraordinary men 20
reprosent me IN a high class financial cam
paign in which the customer Is guaranteed
salts ract ION IN every respect.
Repres utativc must bring prospective Gus
toner &C. FOR private demonstration ana
give every opportunity TO investigate merits
before customer is invited TO interest him
self
Aftcr description j. obtained customer Is
dissatisfied. deposit refunded. This plan OF
selling applies only when product is genuine
Much money win be made by both sales
man and Investor. salesman with a con-
science can work for me with a VIII. After
stock II gold, many fine positions VIII be
available. Commission basis
Interview my employment agent. A. NJ.
Brown. at 10 4. NJ, . Park row. room 81,
70 be qualified.
sALEsMAN.-old established automobile
company reculrts tho services of an alert,
aggressive salesman Of Jewish extraction; he
must know tho automobile business thorough
~, must have successful automobile sales
record must have well Croomed American
personality. tt sse qualifications will enable
him to become part 81 high powered
automobile sales corganization which Is get
ting results through close cooperation. Call
1924 broadway between and Y. NJ.
Statesmen ai;h following among retail
dcf going gradual adsertisemcnt; quality and
ptict a. 'HdCccWtft: uial given men with
/ cre,tnUtiHts UU r1Hihi,i a0n ard expense basis
only. more substantial terms determined by
producing ability. g l.ss Herald. Fulton ST.
Statesmen u ANTED.
Energetic commi zion saissnon fer fast
selling fooA product. c.cluslvc territory
eipuu. Live men er women can earn FROM
so 10 So weekly Apply from ! 10 : o'clock
daily. Lacisau Products Co, 90 West 5oth
~.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ford dealer offers
exceptional opportunity % mch Who can
sell Ford ears. prtNlous experience not cS-
scntiai: drawing account against commls-
sion 10 those IS 10 qualify; every assistance
1endtrrd. y 900 liosald. Herald 90.
sALEssIAi. STOCK.
TralneH man. wiki responsible references.
30 3cu issGe ~ established manufacturing
tompany's JaU stock. preferably man 18th
country clientele. salary and commission.
Bos y 74i Heraid. $50 broadway.
SAI.ESsiFN. we have An opening for two
experienced s1lcBmen 70 soil scrsice which
l9 demanded by every automobile owner.
reference required Apply Room il0S. ~
CONT, ~, ItonklNH.
Chambers and Cicvelands. ~ New Rochelle
nud Noun: vernon. must have experience
good opportunity for right man. r. A.
smith, te0 North az, New Rochrile.
Statesmen Ford. passenger ard commercial
Dnrt straight commission LafiS, GOOD Oh.
,oftunity downtown Sales Co, D2 Lafay-
ettt 4.
@tt,.sMl.N, experienced, 10 solicit trade for
iec butfnCss. salary. J. ~. Rode Co..
i07 +. Slst. y y. e.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
HELP WANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING writer. familiar with essen
tiaIs of prospectus drafting: temporary
wish future possibilities. Telephone Mr..
Lcthrop. Iongacre 1lJ6.
BILLERS oUT-WooDwoRK
Permanent position open 70 high
grade men who are experts In taking
of and billing into factory interior
aud exterior builders mill work Give
full iipe of experience. refercnc, aud
salary expected to start. Correspond
enrs confidential Address T.. Il.
GERRY COMPANY, ls3, Market ST..
Philadelphia. Ia. Employment De.
partmcnt.
LoUKSEEpER, taGe complete chnrge rot Of
books must be experienced. Apply by
muil. state experience and salary expected,
Atlantic Tank and Earie Corr. 18th and
jefferson st. !ioboken, n. J,
BOND statesmen
EARN ZIG INCOMES.
\ prominent bond and mortgage concern.
officers Eastern bankers and capitalists, Niil
accept employment applications from worthy
ua ingtncp iu New York and outside tcyu.
ton period under 4 master sales manager.
Dny mea ~ ambition. energy and integrity
desired can or write 70
ri RiTAS MOETGAGE CORpOltArfON.
suite @oi-3i0. 30 Fast 42d -.
CANVASSER.--I want a live hustler to can
Vass contracts for general trucking liberal
=, Z. 4 $50 iieralG. iGih st.
1ttt tIl.. white. man chauffeur and general
handy Wau wife general housework. must
he good cook, very neat and clean. small
house. must come well recommended Phone
Pelham 2lisJ Or write io2 Iorirg av.. Fei-
ham, n. y
COUPLE = Man butler and valet: woman
cook I adults IN family. to take charge
- work 30 apartment: no colnred. 81 w.
iith 81. pp.. Nv SCHUYLER 9oIo.
C0rPbE wanted; cook, butter aud uscfcl
man. private house where upstairs maids ts
kept wages 500: references required. Ttic-
riione Phelps, Lenox 27@5
JAPANESE hoy wanted for cooking and
waiting must be experienced Call 10 "
iuth Telephone 1900 Chelsea
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

WEST END Av., a36 Cat l05tn st.).-Parlo'
room suitable for 1. SO; front corner
room With outside windows, for 2 So:
this includes breakfast. laundry, pressing
and use Of Steinway plano. Academy 1916
57TII, 35l West.-Large. small rooms, pr-
vate bath: piano; French cooking; cleo
trcity.
list. 30 W.--High class double. single rooms
home cooking: table guests accommodated
T2D, 3is West lliverside Drve)-Superior
accommodations newly decorated rooms.
private baths; beautiful view. excellent
liable references.
18TH &c WEST Miss EDWARDS, formerly
81 West 56th; desirable rooms; references.
10TH ST. ia WEST (Norece HalD-Deli1h:.
ful large rooms, steam heat: spacious par.
lors and lounge; excellent meals
iO2D. 2iG w-Homclike, congenal surround
ings: large room: excellent table. every
comfort moderate. Phone 1870 Riverside.
HIRSCHBERG
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
SECURITY statesmen

Several high grade security salesmen 20 han
die a limited offering of minlng issue libernl
commiss sslone. Radr, goT. 90 B'Nay.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DISTRICT MANAGER
Wanted
TO take charge of branch office in
New York for company manufacturing
product that will revolutionize the
conservation of foods and reduce the
high cost of living 10 a minimum; no
competition; big demand; salable to
every family everywhere every day in
the year: earnings should net at least
$4,000 annually; requires $500 to
handle, fully secured applicant re-
quired to come to Chicago at once for
two days instruction and Interview;
expenses paid; wire or write your
qualifications.
SALES DIRECTOR.
1a0 Webster Bldg,
Chicago. Ill.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
nrnr, r.trr,t,N

S~OCk SALESMAN.
PRESENT MEN AVERAGING OVER
81 900 MONTH COMMISSION nj
RECT LEADS; CLOSE cOOpERA-
TiGN fNtNEptATE OPPORTUNITY,
SALES MANAGERsrtP AND IER-
MANENT sAI.ARfEp POSITION.
CALL ROOM 80. 32i BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
Westclie~ter.

BROWN LODGE.
50 PROSPECT ST., NEW ROCHELLE.
DESIRABLE SUITES, WITH OR WITHOUT
BATH TELEPHONE 24at.
THE GERALD EASE SANTTARtUM.
10 NORTH B'WAY. WHITE PLAINS 1881.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
STOCK ANp ORDER CLERK.

experienced must know the notion business
ia ~ compel If ~ AL A. inside salesman:
rood nppor.uaifv for righi man. state ex-
rt ricnce and enip 4 lred a. l., CLARK
co., Inc, 53-17 West I'D "A.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
BOARDERS WANTED.
East Side.

MOST unusual opportunity TO secure excel.
lent board IN Immediately clean and well
furnished apartment of seven rooms; two
large rooms offered; references exchanged
Rates. $50 a couple. SD and Lexington av
I I,auoN soil
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

WILL invest $25. .0o0 to $50. 900
in good. we'll established bus
mess with mercantile rating.
Address o 2o69 Herald. Her
aid 50.
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SECURITY sALEsMEN WANTED.

Tepnoleb security -al.sr1cn who can
really Hall will find an exceptional up
iurtn.itv a. On txtremely liberal com.
n.is.iG tlNt mnSes the business Nirh-
iS tcnrncrG'it., 8Va have uEtlus
WotHpd - developing LEADS Call
IGt and 81, Suito 434, Guaranty
Trust Bldr., 80 9th az. Patricia
Photoplayers. Ltd.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
ROLLs-ROytE LlAlcJS SiSF.
Cnn Plaza .Ars.
For Iiire-Nio.or Trucks.

ytNTrp return lla.s t.g. vsns en- route
f~sn WV York IL ritsAJ-gh. Ia. around
A-ftl - r. ". WOOD. 30 r. ) st..
framftsld. n. J. Fho..a iJ..,
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home AID Business Needs.
FrENITr2I WASTED.

tt'pSTt'Rn WANTED = rAY -Uf.t
Waite CONTENTS HOUSES. Apaitr-
Mnitcc pniItcc..h.nPhc' Gc Topfls. I2o uNfvrr,
sf'rY PLACE sTuyvEsAST tsso
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
Borough OF Queens.

FIVE outside rooms and bath, large. light
and airy. in beautiful Jackson Heights 90
minutes by subway from 42d ST.; newly fur
aished; May to October, $160 per month;
restricted community. Phone SCHIFF, New
town o361.
GARDEN apartment In Jackson Heights,
large, light, airy rooms and 2 baths: beau
tifuly furnished; most desirable home
with country life in the city, restricted COM
munity on subway: 30 minutes from 42d
ST.: $3.50 per month April to October. Phone
SCHIFF, Newtown 1861.
outside rooms ann bath, large. light and
airy, in beautiful Jackson Heights; - min
utes by subway from i2d St: newly fur
nished: May to October, $1G0 per month:
restricted community. Phone ScHlFF. New
town 1851.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17

ADVERTISING writer, familiar with essen
tials OF prospectus drafting; temporary,
wiEA future possibilities. Telephone Mr..
Lothrop. Longacre 1856.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Borough Of Bronx.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

STUDIO apartment for dancing instruction
and living. A 20S3 Herald. Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
west side.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 294 cl02dl Com
Portable single and double rooms in private
house; elevator; excellent table; steam heat
references.
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


ATTRACTIvELY furnished duplex house
keeping apartment, five rooms and bath
with or without private garage and tele-
phone. Murray Hill. April to November
1b5 East 3Sth ST.
NORTHERN AV., 3S4-Furnished apartment.
in private house. or 10 rooms. baths.
large sun parlor and open porch, overlooking
the Hudson. all improvements, sunny, airy.
NJ. KRAN1CHFELD.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 45O (116th)-Six rooms,
bath. completely furnished; immediate pos
session to October or longer. Phone Morn
ingside 5S7.
WASHINGTON PLACE, 125.-Young woman
win share modern apartment with another
young woman; kitchenette privilege, use Of
piano. terms $12 week. Spring bo70.
TTH AV., 1S67-Four room apartment nicely
furnished; piano; sunny rooms. Inquire
Superintendent Tel. Cathedral 9244.
33D ST, 1877 East Park avD.-Parlor. bed
room. real kitchen; attractive for business
couple; s12ls weekly. GALLAUDET.
BOTH ST., 6 wEST-Attractively furnished
rooms, large living room, two master bed
rooms. kitchen: maid service elevator; long,
short lease. Phone Circle 6273.
DIST, 10 West.--Two attractive. newly fur
nished. sunny rooms; bath and Kitchen; re-
duced rental; October; immediate possession.
63D ST. &c West.-Entire floor three rooms.
kitchen and bath: newly furnished: excep-
tional opportunity. WALSER. Circle 260S.
65T1 ST, 122 East (Park av) High class.
elegantly furnished. large, private room
anu pdtu LOT DdcHeloT, open llItpidce' SCI
Vice: telephone and all conveniences; rent
S11O monthly. Phone Plaza 3074.
b5TH ST.-Studio apartment to October;
tistie, livable S155. Apt. 6E. Circle 2131.
55TH ST.-Large living. bedroom, bath,
kitchenette. to reliable. Circle 2l31, sc.
12D, 314 W.-Large, handsomely decorated,
nicely furnished studio, kitchenette, all con-
veniences: small room, $40 week; worth in
vestigating.
G6TH ST. and Broadway, Euclid Hall-Two,
three and four rooms. furnished. week.
month. Tel Schuyler 800.
1"2.>. 511 W.-Artisticaily furnished 4 room
apartment: Columbia: sell or rent; income
on private proposition. Apt o.
Borough Of Bronx.
UNIVERSITY Av.. 1886. Bronx-Modern
The New York herald., 1922-03-17
New Jersey.

FOR rent-Large, light. airy lofts; heat;
suitable for light manufacturing. E. w.
SCHNEIDER, AS Central av., Jersey City.