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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
DOING THE BIG THING

Yes, other cities are doing it, why not Perth Ambov?
The latest municipality to secure complete control Of
IT'S waterfront is Charleston, South Carolina. Mayor John
P. Grace, of that city, was in New York last week and deliv-
cred a check for 81 100000 to the Charlestown Terminal
Company which has controlled the city's waterfront for the
last thirty years, and received the deed to all the property
in return.
ut marked the closing of a long campaign in which
we naturally met opposition" said the mayor in comment
ing on the deal. ave expect to expend at once more than
q million dollars on development and much more as the
years go by. We don't want to get in too deeply at first, so
we Will build up slowly. Our plans call for the most mod
ern piers, elevators and freight docks. There was a time
when Charleston was the metropolis of the South and we
hope by this new move, under municipal ownership and
control OF our waterfront and its belt railway, to revive our
trade"
While Perth Amboy is pudding around with its fac
tional fights, its petty personalities and utter lack of unity
in working for the city, other places, through real leader
There isn't a city anywhere along the Atlantic coast that has
greater advantages or more to talk about than Perth Amboy.
II the people here would only stop knocking and boost. We
have our faults, it is true, and so has every other place, but
our excellent qualities so for exceed our bad qualities that
Perth Amboy could easily be made a city worth while if
there was only a little more cooperation all along the line.
We need cooperation among ourselves to boost the city and
We need cooperation between the city and the industries
upon which the cHy's prosperity is based.
One of the greatest assets the city could have would be
to own its waterfront. There is now a revived agitation to
buy the Meredith tract at the foot of Market street adjoining
Bayview park. 1t ought to be done. The gas works site
ought also to be secured by the city. Then, having secured
possession of this valuable waterfront, steps ought to be
taken to develop it in order to bring added prosperity. This
is the big thing to do, just as Charleston, South Carolina, is
doing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
Bible Thought For Today

CONFINEMENT WITH GOOD:-Better is a little
with the fear of the Lord than great treasure and trouble
Observation-Disclosures IS: i6.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
GET AMBoY AVENUE STARTED

1t Is to be hoped that the Board of Aldermen will not
delay any longer the action necessary for adopting the new
route for Amboy avenue, so that work can be started. Even
at best cold weather will be upon us before the grading is
done, and it is necessary that all the cutting and filling be
finished this fall.
In the meantime, the present road is rapidly deteriora-
ting. 1t will not last through the winter. By next spring it
will be practically impossible. 1t would be a waste of the
taxpayers money to spend anything more in fixing it up
when it is to be abandoned so soon, yet the present route
must be kept open until the new route is completed.
There would be no need to spend more money on this
old route if the authorities would speed up work on the new
route a little. Here a whole summer has gone by and not a
thing in the way of actual construction has been done. There
il no excuse for this because the new work could be going on
without interfering with the traffic. Week after week has
slipped by, however, and now the ordinances are only about
TO be introduced. By all means, let's get things started
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
WHAT ABOUT THE MILK SITUATION?

What is being done to clean up Perth Amboys milk sit
uation? Has the matter that caused such a Juror only a few
weeks ago been entirely forgotten? What is the prosecutor
doing with the evidence he has in his possession? What is
Judge DAILY going to do with the man who confessed putting
q bomb in a milk wagon?
1t is all well enough for the Judge to insist that the
probe go further into the affair in an effort to get the men
higher up" but that does not mean that the culprit who
has admitted his part in the crime should go free.
Private detectives as we'll as detectives from the prose-
cutor's Office were at work on the case a short time ago. 1t
is understood they collected some very discriminating evil
dence. What is to be done about it?
There are ugly rumors about Hudson county politicians
butting into Middlesex county affairs. Judge DAILY has been
showing considerable leniency of late, s~natching convicls
from the door of the state prison after having pronounced a
prison sentence, only to have the sentence changed to a few
months in the county w%orkhouse, and letting self-confessed
criminals remain UNPUBLISHED because others that the judge
thinks ought to be arrested have not been apprehended.
Doubtless the judge has excellent reasons for his actions,
but they cannot help but excite comment.
A city's milk supply is something that cannot be
ignored. The Board of Health has a great deal to explain
for its part nj the matter, too. In fact, the whole situation
is left in a most unsatisfactory state. The public have a
RICH to expect something more of the authorities than has
yet been accomplished. Enough is known about the Perth
Amboy milk situation to demand a general and thorough
cleaning up, and the people look to the public officials to do
it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
CHAIN T T EPIDEMIC IS
POPULAR NOW
Daily Letter by Frederic j.. Haskin

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Chain
letters are attracting attention just
now. A good luck chain letter
which the recipient is supposed to
copy nine times and mail to nine
CtLer people has brought in some in
dignant communications to the Post
Office Department.
This particular letter, which is to
go three times around the world
forming a good luck chain. is typi-
cal. 1t says that great happiness
mai nine copies within twenty-fcur
hours. If you don't you will surely
be a victim of bad luck. and stress
is particularly laid on the misfor-
tune which awaits anyone who
breaks the chain. In fact, the prom
Use is given in about ten words. All
the rest of the paragraph to be
copied is used to put a supersti-
tious fear into the receiver of the
letter, to force him\to continue the
chain.
The restriction of only two days
grace in which to forward the let
tiers is a psychological touch. If
no time limit. or a distant date,
were set the individual would be-
AFT to forget all about the affair.
Also, by fixing the number OF copies
at nine thero is u good chance of
advancing the chain surely ami rap
idly. People would grow disguised
and revolt if too much work were
required.
Copies of This letter. whit. seems
to be broaGcaste1 al ever tn coun-
try have fea'htl zone ursui rrst.-
'i5us per ,ns, and Il ey seized pen
OF typewc..ef 4. demand why the
Post Office should allow sucn matter
to clog the mails. one writer was
indignant that such things should
ONE to him disguishsi az leg1ti-
thinks the Post Office Department
should open all of his mail or use
an X-ray or a onija heard in order
to extract the annoying chain let
ters is not certain. 1t il certain
that the Post Office cannot distin-
guish a good luck chain letter sent
first class from any other mail and
II does not try.
There is a section of the Penal
Code making it unlawful to send
through the mails matter having a
threat expressed on the outside
When chain letters containing any
threat r mailed on postal cards
they are Withdrawn by the post
kind of luck the sender has coming
to him in that event 1t would be
interesting to know. The magic
chain is certainly damaged If not
broken.
But when the good luck communi.
cations are sen as first class mat.
ter the Post Office delivers then
like any other mail. The origina.
ator of the letter remains anony.
nous SO that action is PRACTICAL,
impossible. The only cure for the
lucky chain letter epidemic rest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07

extended to the portion of Broad
way between Fourtieth and Fifttetl
streets.
@. Has an instance ever bee
known of a persons having MOI
than ~ ribs?--H. J. T.
A.. Very rarely the ribs are NOR
or less numerous than normal, but
a not unusual -deformity is the nom
attachment of the anterior end OF
the tenth rib so that it too Is a float
ing rib.
O.. Did Eleanor Robson ever
play Juliet PC. E. r.
A. Eleanor Robson played Juliet
to Kyrle Bellows Romeo in 1908.
@. When were roller skates in
yented?-H. d.
A.. The roller skate was patented
in France as early as 1919. but it
was not perfected in its present form
until 1874.
@. Will any chemical melt or
soften CLASP. c.
A. Glass can not be melted o.
softened by use of a chemical.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07

@, How Ia the percentage or BASE
ball teams arrived at?-F. f.
A.. tn determine the percentage
of games won and lost, divide the
total number Of games won lost
into the number won. In all cases
where the remaining fraction is one
half or over, a point is added to the
average.
@. What denomination is the
Little Church Around the Corner!
A. F. F.
A. This is an Episcopal church,
the real name of which is the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION.
O.. What presidents Of the Unit
ed States were the sons of preachers?
III. e. P.
A. Chester A. Arthur, Grover
Cleveland and Woodrow Wilson are
presidents who were sons of minis
tiers of the gospel. -
@. What is the nature of the
court in Washington known as the
court Of claims PC. E. P.
A. The court of claims was estab-
lished by congress in 1855. 1t con-
sists of q Chief Justice and four
judges, and holds annual sessions in
Washington. 1t has jurisdiction
over all claims except pensions foun-
ded upon the constitution or the
laws of congress, or upon any con-
tract, expressed or implied, with the
government of the United States. 1t
does not include war claims. In
adjudicates cases in which the
United States is defender.
@. Why was Henry Clay's wife
buried crosswise at his feet?-J.K.D.
A. The superintendent Of Lex
ington cemetery says that owing TO
the space in the vault and in accord
ance with the wishes of the family,
the body of Mrs. Clay was placed in
this position.
@. What is the Rialto of New
York ?-H. J. T.
A. The Rialto. the meeting place
Of the theatrical profession in popu-
lous centers, vas first applied in New
York to the section on Fourteenth
street, between Broadway and
Fourth avenue, but has now been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
STATE OF NEW JERSEY q
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS MAY
COME. GREETING:
Whereas. 1t appears to my satisfaction,
by duly authenticated record Of the pro.
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof by the unanimous consent Of all
the stockholders. deposited in my office,
that Ramsay Realty Company, a corpora
ton of this State. whose principal office
Is situated at No. 10s Smith Street. in the
City Of Perth Amboy. County of Middle
sex. State Of New Jersey (Hariet +.
Meade. being the agent therein and in
charge thereof. upon whom process may
be served). has compiled with the require
ments of An act concerning corporations
(Revision of $780, preliminary to the is
suing Of this Certificate of Dissolution.
Now, Therefore. I. Thomas F. Martin.
Secretary of State of the State of New
Jersey. Do Hereby Certify that the said
corporation did. on the twenty-seventh
day of July. 1922. file in my office a duly
executed and attested consent in writing
to the dissolution Of said corporation. ex-
ecuted by all the stockholders thereof.
| which said consent and the record OF the
proceedings aforesaid are now on file in
my said office as provided by law.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereto set
my hand and affixed my official seal. at
Trenton, this twenty-seventh day of July,
A.. D. one thousand nine hundred and
~ THOMAS r. MARTIN.
Secretary of State.
1s3oo-s-7-14-21-2s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07

Cheer upi Five months from mo-
we will wish we had some heat
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
Questions

ANY reader can set the answer 70
n question by writing The FERN
Amboy Evening News
Bureau. Frederic J, Haskin' Diree.or.
niies s~trictiy to information. Tns
bureau cannot give advice en- Legal.
medicinal and financial troubles
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubled, nor to undertake exhaus
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and brie1iy'
Give full nans and address n sn-
close two cents in stamps Tor return
postage. All replies are sent df-snr
to the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07

trs ced, and If the facts warrant .ac-
ton may be taken against the party,
either in the way OF criminal prose
ciition with It's resultant fine and I'm
prisonment If he is convicted, of by
the issuance Of a fraud order which
would prevent the delivery to the
offending party of any of the remit
tances mailed to him.
1t is only sthe good luck letter.
preying on superstition. that re-
ma ms anonymous and flourishes. To
attack 1t would be like attacking a
chest. L. hobs up anywhere and is
more elusive than Conan Doyle's
ectoplasm. Only a prosaic disbelief
in lucky chains or a devil-may-care
defiance a break down the system.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
Amboy Taxi Service
PHONE 1885
1 to s Passengers soc.
Main Office and station corner
State and Smith SITS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER co.
"KREBS' only authorized agent for
Middlesex County; new and second hand
Cash Registers on monthly payments. Re.
pairs. supplies. 10 West Grand St.. Eta.
abeth N. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-08-07
Tom


The tariff on California nuts has
nothing to do with Hollywood.
Austrian crown is missing. It was
about gone anyway.
Summer dresses haven't as many
hooks, but have more eyes on them.
DENLY escaped from an airplane
fall in China. 1t is a bad habit.
The cost of living is the same
all you make.
A wise man never kicks a stick
Of dynamite or his wife's cat.
There are too many stocking
banks" says Edison, who may have
been watching a crowd board a
street car.
Senate wants a low glove tariff.
They are used in handling voters.
No mans ship comes in unless his
ship goes out.
Most of these men who long for
the good old days would hate to go
to bed at six o'clock.
Albania Is looking for a king.
There are lots of them u OF work.
Every time we think of Congress
we feel for our money.
If, as they claim, jazz Is in its in
&>~aD a. MAIDS onorkiro
Health hint: Cross crossings care
fully.
There 10 always a bright side. n
the train stop v~acationists can't
come back home.
Richest girl in England has mar
ried: but any girl with money to
burn can find a match.
Little boys who won't tell the
truth are liable to become fisher
men or golfers or politicians.
This may be an awful country,
| but we own more than three-fourths
Of the worlds gold.
Greek statue. said to be 1000
years old. is dug up in New York,
maybe the first cafe owner. :.
Only thing worse than a couple
In love is one in love.
One thing in favor of the dances,
they don't move around enough to
wear out the carpet.
The man who tells everything he
knows isn't as bad as the n VINO
doesn't stop at what he knows.
A dude is a man who a tie a
bow tie.
It is easy for a good-looking girl
to catch a man because she has
such fine cooperation.
Cheer upi Five months from now
we will wish we had some heat
The New York herald., 1922-11-21
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-saIe or Let.

HOBOKEN-F'or sale to let: one story
frame building, 100xl 90; suitable FOR stor-
age purposes- Inquire &. A. BURHORN CO,
dept. 226, ! Newark ST.. Hoboken. Phone
Hoboken 2i4l.
NEAR New York, for sale. village home for
nervous, convalescent so rooms, piazzas,
acres, park, State highway: terms. Owner,
2232 Herald. $50 Broadway.
RAMSEY. - Five room furnished cottage
piano garage, automobile; liz acres. Sac
rifice 81 $50. Photographs. HOVER, III
broadway. New York
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FOR Miscellaneous.
Clothing.

ORCHID evening dress. suit. dresses, small
ei2ci very reasonable. HODGES 1870
Schuyler.
Az advertisement y, the Lost and
Round columns of THE NEW YORK
HERALD otfots real possibility Of re-
ooporino your lost property Tetephone
adrcrtiscmonts 10 Worth 10000
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LEGAL NOTICES.

!. ROSENBERG and r. IT, Suekoff have
sold grocery store 7O7 DeKaib av, Brook
lyn. Creditors present claims 20 w Whit
ley. G2T DeISalb av brooklyn, on or before
Friday. November -. 1922.
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New Jersey-sal, or Let.

AN ARTISTIC LITTLE year round home %
u rooms and hath, by tho side OF tho road
high IN Jersey fflis. Within easy committing
distance Of Manhattan. near an old fash
ioued town. can he purchased and occupancy
secured for 81 500, balance % a. 600 on easy
term mortgages Ideal FOR young couple or
small family. Fine residential section with
ait convanleuccB for comfortable, economical
living Grounds tOOyt60 feet. beautifully
shaded. Delivered ready t0 move into moth
fnU EXTRA 20 buy. monthly payments less
thau rent for a small city apartment. De-
"a iis from the owner. Post office Box 1907,
city Hall station. New York city.
FOR SALE ~ MONMOUTH COUNTY. n. j..
Colonial house l2 rooms and bath open
beams on first noor. two large open fire
piacea, steam heat excellent water supply
basn ard poultry house ~ acres ground. 10
~ ample penr. cherry and peach trees; also
tsorne grapes and berries / acre woodland (;
running brooks. located ono half mile of
state road, ~ miles from rellroad station
4 miles from Red Bank and the Shrewsbury
sfiiVer. I hour out from New York on Penn.
q, ivauin or Jersey Central Railroad excel
I.nt train service. ideal sDot for country
estate: si2. 900 FOR imfrcdiato saio-one- third
cs ~. r. " STEPHENSON. owner. IS Elm
rinro rrd rani 81 p Commlasiou 20 arenfs.
TfuiE 1874 ~ filtf-rs f4c sle snd fcnt Vrts
VAN U1.IAL.I CO.. rutherford. N. J.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male

ACCOUNTANT. expert opens closca, sys.
temstizes books regular intervals. Dixie
~ u. 10Th.
ACCOT NrAN-r. efficient; serviccs ri cost 10
flll Ia. r. =. Box Sei. Glen Ridge. n. j.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
From BATTERY To Iah ST., Inclusive.
'1orida-saIe or Lei

From Battery To 18th ST., Inclusive.
BLEECKER ST. i32-Top loft for rent;
wonderful light. 25xiOo; elevator and heat;
low rent. ADAMS & CO., tT0 5th av Tele-
phone Gramercy 1892.
CORNER ana stores washington and Liner
~ sts.-Exceilent location for better NOR
chandise l59 Liberty 81. Corp, y. v. Q.
GREENWICH sT.-Desk room or for light
manufacturing. 81 per month and services
In attending phone. watkins s7o5
PEARL ST., 5e desk room in bright office
near Wall 20. and Custom House, SIS
monthly; phone and mail service Mr. r.E-
DERLE. Room l4oi. Tel. Whitehall $500.
STORE and basement, dG Howard a.. near
broadway. also Hight loft low rental. Inn
$. FERs'r
rWO light front offices for rent cheap
Apply room Al. 32i broadway
317 broadway, corner White st.-Ruit goods
trade. office and. show rooms. possession
r. J. GUtLFOYLE CO..
Cortlandt ltl2. le5 Hroadvay.
Above 18th ~. TO 5oth ~. Unclusive).
corns- office. $50 A. snd Vanderbilt av..
opposite The Grand Central station aud
Biltmore Hotel; separate entrance on ground
floor with algu space. low rental. Apply
Nnnderhilt Avenue BLDG. u y. 42d 1t.
BROADWAY, ii4O (cor. 26,h) 700 square
IeeL, all llenti no innnutacturing. LsNIN.
CUYLER BUILDING
iiG-i22 WEST 39D SIT
Offices and showroons from 800 10 800
90. r.; immqdiaio posstEsion and February
I , rental ~ 900 and up.
WM. S. SUSSMAN. INC 600 Madison av
Tel. Vanderbilt iT25
DESK ROOM. SMALL OFFICE spACW,
81 West 39th st.-Use telephone, steuoRra-
pier; large front window. X. o. ELLIS co,
DESK ROOM available for high class ten
ants. references necessary. Tis Liggctt
Bldg.. ti East 42d ~ Mr. CAMPBELL.
1T YOu WANT DEsKROoM
IN bright. airy office 0r small office or phone
and mail service Eee SIR. BOARDMAN, Room
2ii. 1oa-5ii tth tv
LOFTS. Al West 2ist II. ana i8l
West 2fth st. $500 20 g. 500
per year. sHARUM. i1o B'Wey
MODERN lofts, 2,1eo. 18Th st.. 6th Az.
s2i0o. Duross t55 " IAN
OFFICE space FOR raai Intelligent service
Suite iei' GO W go -
PRIVATE. offirr in iitn rlnt sule 30 Weat
i4iA, room lio5. Vanderbilt 400.
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FURNITURE.

FURNITURE.
DEDUCT 1oec
From ANY Piece or Furniture
aeif-seryice IN Furniture buying. Tie first
time in New Norks history
GRAND RAPIDS. TIE WORLDS BEST
FURNITURE.
Can Now he Bought A. This New York
Branch Warehouse.
New Ynrk's largest and most connpIeta dis
play of up 20 date quality Furniture under
Quo roof. Furniture in all grades-woods-
nnd finishes Shipments are coming IN reg.
ularly from the hest Western factories
EVERYTHING NEW
EVERYTHING PERFECT
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED
No fancy overhead expenses added to your
purchases in this warehouse In the low rent
distriCt-no salesman n influence YOU 10 btiv
Come In, look around, be your own salesman.
This is why We can allow you 20 deduct
5oe6 from the prico tag.
Notice 10 Dealers-Bring YOUR customers az
usual. charge your own price fand pay us
open A. W. TO o =. NJ Daily and Saturday.
Easily reached by 9th and 10th av. cars.
50th ~. crosstown cars and w. n. e. subway
ut a5th ~.
Monthly Bulletin No. ~ on request.
Telephone Circle n3i2
GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE
MANUFACTURERS WAREHOUSE
ASSOCIATION,
Sis-52G West 55th 81.
WI win pay highest possible prices for fur
ni5hed houses. apartments, pianos, bric-s
hrac. bOoir works VI art b'TtANbLTN 8s
Lnl'crslL placs. Tel. Stuyye5ant 2S1I.
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CcnnoctIcut--seie or Let.

Ar RfDCEFTELD. CONN.
THApUEus CRANE. Reai Estate. rel. !.
BELL & PrERsoN. Real Estate
"a Atlantic IT.. stamford. Phone ISIS.
PRANK r. sLAvIN. Fealtor. Krc1se Bldg.
stamford, Conn Phone i6Sl
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BOARDERS WANTED.
Brookiyn.
BOARD & LODGING WANTED,

YOUNG Englshman desires room and boa rt
with private family; best references Write
particulars. ". NJ, Box 50, 1897 Broadway.
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Connecticut.

FOR RENT
LOFTS, NEW HAVEN, CONNECTICUT. .
LIGHT, STEAM HEATED. ELEVATOR,
FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURING PUR-
POSES, LABOR CONDITIONS FAVOR
ABLE. p. o. BOX 1923. NEW HAVEN
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Above l,lb St. % ssth St. Inclu.Ivs,

PROFESSIONAL offices, splendid offices,
just vacated by physician; excellent loca-
tion for dentist, doctor. &C. Hotel Flanders.
tS5 w. 47th 81
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MAID. visiting. and seanlstress, swi-s mar
ried, very neat and good sewer, competent
wardrobe caretaker; hours q TO g. SO per
-
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
FOUR story, basement. 5oxiOO; occupied
by garage will divide; immediate posses
sion. s5i2 West SD ST. Phone Circle 1910.
LOFTS. OFFICE SPACE. APARTMENTS.
PHONE MR.. HERTER. LENoX 5000.
SPACE TO LET, 5000 81. IT. in Sprinkler
Building, with steam: l.. y. IlARTOG, PA
II. nd Gramercy 2996.
Bronx.
BURNSIDE AVENUE STORES TO LEASE.
Reduced rents $50 to $s5. Southeast Corner
East Burnside Az. and Anthony Av.
Renting Agent
SHAW. ROCKWELL & SANFORD,
1912 Jerome Az. Telehone Bingham 270o.
brooklyn.
BUSINESS property for sale or lease; 50a1oo
.OWNER. 10i Cleveland ay., Rockville
Centre. l.. I.
LOFTS'-s, 600 sq. IT,, ground floor; 1000 So
IT,, first floor; win divide; good for heavy
or light manufacturing all improvements
1870 ST. Marks ay., Brooklyn. Phone Glen
more gI9T.
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oueens--Saie or Let.

ASTORIA PLOTS 49, Best section between
Broadway and jamaica av. s lots fronts
1st av. so. Academy *. 90; $4,000 Near
Bridge Plaza, between Webster and. Washing
ton av. y lots, fronts Crescent %, William
~. 1O1: $f7 900. lots. fronts William ct.
~, Ely av. 1O7; $4,000. VLACH. 345 East
T2d st. No brokers.
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MIDDLE AGED widow, reduced circum-
stances, desires position as housekeeper in
small family, one or two; only refined will
be considered references exchanged; CITY
or country. Boz SAT. 1910 Broadway.
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MAlD.-Lady wishes TO place her maid and
seamstress; speaks French and English
can Tuesday, between OIL, West 74th st.
private house.
The New York herald., 1922-11-21

MUIHER'S helper, rellablv. TRUSTWORTHY I;
Herald 90
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LAUNDRISS desires first class laundry take
home. Columbus 5619