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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
BY MARION l.. BACON
In Charge of Special Interest De-
M rfr,nnnt Of O. Nnrr XnrI- RnrIr

partment of New York Bank.
Every year I come into contact
with 5000 or more women de-
posting sums ranging from So
TO $4,000. When these women
withdraw their savings il IS to IN
vest them conserva.tively IN Liberty
Bonds, telephone stock, municipal
bonds or other securities acknowr-
edgedly safe.
During my business experience I
have known two men 10 lose large
sums of money. One lost a fortune
through bucket shop speculation.
the other invested IN OIL But I have
never known a woman 10 lose
money through speculation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Very large cut-steel and rhine
stone buckles are used on the new
colonial pumps. The round or OBJ
long ones are most popular at the
moment. Cut steel is used on patent
leather, while the satin pump seems
to call for the jeweled ornament.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

AIIExA STIRLING
Women who spend judiciously are
rather terrifying. know one like
that-she Is good and sweet and
beautiful but I always feel as II
I were in the presence Of a states
man.
I never shop and I never go with
other women when they shop so l
don't know whether, as a sex, they
spend wisely. 1 prefer them TO be
a little careless. It gives one a de-
lightful ieeling OF cOmradBShlp.
But perhaps there are many
women who spend money Judicious-
" when they have much Of 1t.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
MARY ROCHESTER,
BY MINERVA WALDECK
In Charge OF French Millinery Dc
partment at New York De-

partment Store.
A woman may buy a lamp shade
or a ste pan with discretion and
an eye to economy but when II
Gomez to buying hats she throws
economy to the winds.
Her one question in buying a hat
Is. rs 1t becoming?" and in getting
a hat that is becoming she viii, If
need be, use the old preserving ket-
tie another season and forego a
vacuum cleaner.
Women buy hats for all kinds Of
reasons. know one lonely rich
woman who buys two or three hats
a week just because she loves TO
hear the salesgirIs ten her how love-
" she looks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Artists and photographers say a
woman's face usually - more beau
tful seen from the left SIDE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

MINERVA wALDECK
partner: store largely patronized
by women, another works IN the ad-
justin ent department OF a big bust
ness institution. two are connected
with investment organizations and
the last is familiar with stage folk
who By many are considered as pro-
fligate spenders.
Read the opinions OF these wom-
en- and then form your own.
BY CLARE HUMMER
Playwright.
II IL cary TO spend money judi
ciously II YOU don't have any.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
SENATOR WADSWORTH IS
OPTIMISTIC OVER 1928
by SEN. JAMES w. WADSWORTH.
JR
Chairman OF tic sem e. Military

10y SIN JANIS - ~ Ms ~ VA N
JR.,
(Kcpublican, New York;
Chairman OF tie Senate Military
Affairs Committee.
CWrittcn for I. y. -
ASHING TON. Dec. go
An. erica starts the year 1928 in a
much improved economic conGi
tion-far better than the start Of
1892
a year ago general business con-
ditIons We're most uncertain. In
large sections OF the country agri-
culture was PROSTATE, and in our
Industrial renters we saw all too
often great numbers Of unem
ployed suffering most cruelty.
Slowly but surely we have worked
away from these troubles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31
MARION L. BACON

never regretted it,"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-31

Humility often gains more than
pride.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTs-write for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD or INVENTION
BLANK. Send model or sketch and de-
scription OF your invention for our opinion
OF It's patentable nature free HIGHEST
RFsFERENCES. PROMPT ATTENTION;
REASONABLE TERMS. VICTOR y. EVANS.
a CO., New York offices, 1908 Woolworth
building. Phone Barclay 8474. Main Of
flee, s54 nth. Washington, y. q.
PATENTS PROcURED-TRADE MARKS
pEGISTEREDt a comprehensive, expert
enced, prompt service for the protection and
development OF your idea; full Information,
advice and form ITO Record Your invention,
IT. 2oT6 woolworth Bldg. Tel. Barclay 1924.
pATENTS-sond for free booklet. highest
references, best results, promptncss as
surcd. WATSON ". COLEMAN. Patent Law
yer, GA II st. Washineton. r. q
PATENTs. trade marks. designs bosi work
lowest prices: consultation free 80 years
experience. Call or gend for Book No. a.
EDGAR TATE CO. 20 B'way. New York.
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Long Island.

TION, NEW YORK CITY; A REsIDEN-
TfAL AMERICAN PLAN HOTEL IN THE
COUNTRY WITH CRY CoNvENIENcEs:
WONDERFUL FOR THE KIDDIEs:
HORSEBACK RIDING, GOLF. TENNIS.
CffILDREN'S PLAYGROUND, KINDER
GARTEN SCHOOL; WIRELESS CONCERTS
DAILY. KEW GARDENS INN, KEW GAR
DENB, l.. +. TELEPHONE RICHMOND
HILL 3so2.
ROCKAwAY PARK = Exceptional accommo-
dations; ocean block; pfivate residence.
Belle Harbor 26Sns
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PIANOS AND PHoNoGRArHs.

BARGAIN: EsTEY CONCERT GRAND
PIANO, VALUE 81. 200. SACRIFICE $500.
MILLER. 446 FRANKLIN AN.. BKLYS.
PROSPECT 1007l.
sTEfNWAY miniature grand. fine condition.
moderate terms small uprights for sum-
mer cottages CHAs. II. DITSON & CO..
s-10-i2 East 34th st.
sTEiNWAY, Mason & Hamlln. Knabe.
sohmer uprights and Eranes from $3.50 up.
ERCk. 9I4 Columhna av. lIsth ST.. RentIns.
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ENGINEER, controlling basic patent
rights to q heat treating process OK
proven great economic industrial value.
desires TO meet industrial engineer or
capital group understanding Industrial
finance. A clean deal Is open TO properly
finance this on TO the market. 2246
Herald. 2e0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
SUMMER CAMPS.

PRIVATE camp in the Adirondack Noun
tains: beautifully located on Third Lake
OF Fulton Chain. In the heart OF the North
Woods; completely furnished house and boat
house, six bedrooms, bath, &c.: two boats;
private dock.
RENT FOR SEASON, s7o0.
For particulars and picture apply to Y 21s3
Herald $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
RADIO sUPPLIEs WANTED.

RAprO-wri take entire output OF going
radio manufacturing concern Will make
advances II satisfactory. @ 226S Herald.
Herald square
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For Sale.
MILK PLANT FOR SALE.

STORE FOR sALE-spor.ing goods, hard
ware, toys stationery and cigars; best To-
cation In Morristown heart of business sec
tion and near three schools; very reason
able for cash no agents. must be seen TO
be appreciated. 124 speedwell av., Norris
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Capital 10 Invest.

MIR. BUSINESS MAN.
II you cannot find the party who has
capital TO invest IN this column, suggestion
is made that you advertise your proposition
under Capital Wanted" Many investoy
turn 10 this column for business PROPOSE
tiOn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

ODDS and ENDS SOUTHERN caterer; shop.
goes anywhere: cooks and serves dinner
parties of all kinds at short notice: banqucts,
parties speciality. MRS BENJAMIN PRICE,
lat w. 13lst st. Morningside 2QS5.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
CAPITAL FURNISHED

ADVERTISER has spent 2is years and
$4,000 developing small. light automobile
for passenger and delivery trade; demon
strated thoroughly: big demand both home
and foreignj best selling auto proposition on
market to-day; now ready to enter produc-
ton. Want young man TO join me with
SIC, 900 for assistant executive position. Par
ticulars by appointment. Principals only.
Address S 500 Herald. $50 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
OFFICE EQUIPMENT.
EOR SAI.E-CHEAp

FOR SALE-CHEAP,
cost meter rapid reference files: good condi-
tion, holding 600 names and addresses
each; mail order houses. resident buyers
call. y. MORRIS, 1919 Broadway. Phone
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
Westchester.

THE GARDEN.
On Lake Oscawana, near Peekskill, ~. Y.
so miles from NJ Y. city, in real country
good home cooking. vegetables, milk. eggs
and chickens from own farm; modern place
for refined people; boating and bathing
beautiful walks. Rates So per day, $25 per
week. Telephone Peekskill 226 l. 13.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
BOARDERS WANTED.

ARE YOU seeking board in the city? II so,
then go over this column thoroughly and
II you cannot find what you desire an ad-
vertisement under the heading Board and
Lodging Wanted will bring many inquiries
from people who are seeking paying guests.
Telephone ad to Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
PIANO WANTED.

BABY grand wanted. high grade only, al
most new; will pay cash. Call New
Rochelle 2af5. or BAUM,AN. 500 Main st.,
New Rochelle n Y
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
OIL DRUMS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL. hundred varnlsh or oil drums, IN
good condition: capacity so gallons. PRATT
& LAMBERT, Long Island City.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

wANTED-Aiason-iIam organ. suitable
for chapel. Box e7o. Madison Square sta
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG LADY. physo-t -therapy aid, would
give some services in physician's or pro-
fessional womans home in exchange for
room. A 2192 Herald, Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

s1oo, 600 Corporation wants exclusive dis
tributor for new. high class article: every
family, drug store, hospital, department
store buys Mt sight costs 81, retails So; pos
sibilities up TO $4,000 yearly; $500 to 81 600
required for merchandise. SCOTT COR
Chicago
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

FURNITURE WANTED - PAY FULL
VALUE CONTENTS HOUSES. APART
MENTS; PIANOS, BOOKS. PAINTINGS.
BRIC-A-BRAC, &C. TOBIAS, 100 UNIVER.
SITY PLACE. STUYVESANT 1879.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
FOR SALE-MisceIIaneous.

SODA FoUNTAIN-Remarkaby beautiful 30
foot Lippincott: white italian marble coun-
ter. green base. red Numidian i,s piii,asters,
hogany: large onyx columns. beautiful art
g.ass. large beveled mirrors with beautiful
half round display cases, marble refrigerator
base, double glass doors, German silver
trimmings. centre part metal lined; original
cost of installation about $1,000. wiz be
Installed as good as new: wonderful oppor-
tunity for any one wanting large. exception
ally handsome outfit. McCAHILL. 324 West
J6th ST. Phone Circle 345l.
FOR SALE-lmportant collection French
Jewels. medals. gold and silver coins and
siiversmith's works. BoIssEE. Rue
Grandet. Anglers. France.
FOR sALE-Plump, healthy rabbits at all
times. EDGAR ZELLER. Myerstown. Pa.
PAWNED Provident Loan recently, carat
diamond ring 5000: cost 81 $50. sacrifice
ticket. Box $50 Holmes. 2os Broadway
Furniture.
LARGE Oriental runner, cost $500 sell s175;
Q small lavender carpets, used months,
only $40; large dark rose carpet like new,
cost 5000, thick pile. sell sSJ; | pr rep silk
portieres SIS: . hail chairs cost 5000. sell
$50 each mahogany vanity dressing table
Chppendale chest drawers, curtains, other
things: beautiful mahogany bedroom suite,
twin beds made to order. like new. cost
81 500. sacrifice; other things. Call Sunday
Monday Tuesday. Supt., ~ Il. 6Oth 81.
FOR SAIE-Owing 20 removal TO smaller
house, rare antique furniture tapestries
wall hangings, collected from best European
markets Can be seen 3 East Goth ST., TO
r. NJ, May 22. TO "a.
FURNITURE OF high class apartment and
five grand pianos are being offered for sale
at very reasonable prices; place OF sale ISL
Northern av., which IL three blocks west OF
Broadway at 1s2d ST. Sale begins Monday
o A. NJ.
TWIN beds, dressing table. antique pieces.
all walnut tapestry sofa. clerkson OILS
Musical Instruments.
PIANO for sale. Hardman Peck: actually
new S 1920 Herald. Harlem.
PIANO for sale. Sterling; good condition;
sT5. ACEvEDo, 64 W. 104th So.
Machinery.
PORTABLE SAW RIG for contractors.
VIII saw all lumber for buildings;
will work outside or inside. from
the cellar 20 the roof first good
offer takes tho saw. THE FAIR
BANKS COMPANY, 4i0 Broome II.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
UNFURNISHED ROOMS W'TED.

STTH, 13t W.-Large alcove room. private
house. bath and kitchenette privileges ex-
cellent opportunity. Telephone after p. M.
Schuyler 1912 or call.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
ryrEwnIrERs ASH surrLMs.

TYPEwRTTERs RENTED
Three months. G50 up.
FACTORY REBUILT TYPEwRiTERS.
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE co.
345 Broadway, AZ Leonard ~. Telephoh-
90 r. 2ad ST. op. Madison av Frsnkiin Ji0S.
TIRE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
10 barclay st fel. 4t3S Barclay
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
westchester.

IN attractive private home; will rent two
I or three beautifully furnished rooms; cx-
nellent board IL desired: all conyeniences; I;
Spanish spol n; artistic home; half hour
Grand Centr Telephone yonkers 5i63.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
RErRIGERAroRs FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATORs. grocers' and restaurant.
all sizes. new and partly used. a. very
cheap prices. Hrl. Alaska and Macy makes /;
act qulck INTERNATIONAL. JOBBINtt
AND EXPORT CO., G02 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
MAssEUsE.

MASSEusE CNo. 67s33)-Swedlsh graduate.
specalizes rheumatism, neuritis reducing;
highest references. Schuyler 4234.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
For sale.


HIGH grade brassiere grdie and underwear
manufacturing business. established over 10
years: trade marks wsll known for excellence
and originality; brands well advertised and
on sale In leading department and specially
stores everywhere; valuable patents; modern,
complete plant: capacity half million or more,
sprinkler system, reasonable rent, long lease
In high grade. modern 9th av. loft build
ing; beautiful Showrooms; price Reasonable
The PHILIP RITTER CO., NC. lso Madison
av.. New York.
HARNESS SHOP-Reasonable, fair business.
81 years established In same place; chance
for Quick buyer. MARTIN. 6o6 4th ave.
Brooklyn.
MOTION Picture Theatre for sale. upper
Broadway; low rent; reasonable terms. no
brokers. Box 80. 1s6 Cd av.
FOR sALE-On account OF illness. gift and
picture shop. above 42d ct. i; splendid oppor-
tunity. Write Box 3. 1898 Sd av.
MILLINERY supply store, fine location.
cheap rent; living rooms; partner going
abroad sacrifice s70o. l23 z. 1l6th 81:
ESTABLISHED clothing and haberdashery
business for sale with long term lease.
GENUNC & DAY, MORRISTOWN. n. J.
FURNITURE and interior decorating busi-
ness for SALE long established thorough
Investigation. CLARKE. Ridgefleld. Conn.
LEASE OF store for sale; rent 500. '14Is
Sd av. Florist.
PLUMBING business for sole, 81 500 cash.
LEERHsEN. 1922 Newkirk av.. B'klyn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

HELEN BRIGGS, electric needle expert.
SUPERELuOUS HAIR permanently re-
moved, eyebrows arched 437 9th nv. Murray
Hill 1544. Twelve years at 1913 broadway:
sUPERFLUoUs HAIR
permanently destroyed without slightest IN
jury 10 skin; no pain; electricity. ELEANOR
GOoDE, room 901. 10 w. Bath. op. Macy's:
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
MULTIGRAPHNG

plant. 4 frames. and automobile
81 200 For particulars call Astoria 32s4.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
RUGS FOR SALE.

THREE Chinese and two Turkish rugs. rce>
sonable, $50 w. ii2th. apartment %.
TWO NEW POLAR BEAR RUGS.
large size. white color heads mounted.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL
$50 WEST 27rH. WATKINS 1917.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21


ably, who has not learned the art OF invest
ing for profit, or who desires to make money
through, intelisent Investments; Writ, Write US
dress INVESTING FOR PROFIT, 20 West
jackson Boulevard. Dept. A-191. Chicago.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
THE only 64 feet on the block not used os
stores Corner property. "a feet on ons
street and 1914 feet on the other; IL room
house all PG Wser heS esere
building on rear Of lot with i 800 foot floor
built for factory, or would make fine public
garage: room on property TO build two stores
next TO other stores on block; this properly
sold to settle an estate; must be dis
posed OF: cash. $4,000. rest can remain on
bond and mortgage; price si3,5oo. PETIlr
BROS. & SMITH 40 Front St.. Rockville
Centre. Phone 25IW. ---
A HOME IN THE WEST.
Room for several families to join modern
caravan TO motor across continent about
Aug. 1 colony now being organized' each
family win have small irrigated city farm.
modern Swiss bungalow. COW, chickens, PIGS,
&C., and raise uniform crops TO facilitate
community marketing; exclusive advantagees ant .eo
and prices 20 those Joining caravan; location
adjoins Spokane in wonderful Spokane val
ley: entire plan indorsed by Spokane Cham
Der OF Commerce: applicants must be Ameri-
cans and qualify, morally and financially;
references required. Write or phone Main
10000 to arrange an appointment. w. u
BIDS will be received until . o'clock on May
2T for concession rental of stores In new
Mount Pocono casino, suitable for souvenir
or novelty shop. ladies' summer apparel.
beauty parlor. pastry and confectionery, bar
wri,,ne Dgf se0' 'MouNT 81 " PocoNo CASINO COM
PANY. 3is Onion National Bank Building:
Scranton. Pa. or Pocohasset Hotel, Mount
Pocono. Pa. Casino will draw thousands for
dancing and pictures during summer season.
Opens June 10.
RANDALL INN for rent at once; large
eleven room house, spacious verandes not
and cold water. bath, toilet. completely FUR
nished; also barn to accommodate four cars
large hennery; five minute walk from West
Shore r. r. Address Mira. T. HAWKINS,
Randall. n. y
BRIARCLIFF tea room for rent, connected
with riding academy with established high
class clientele from young ladies schools;
on main State road Address Box "a, Brlar-
cliff Manor. y. y. .
WILL pay Nberally for the names of one
10 ten persons who buy mining or oil
stocks In amounts Of 81 900 10 $4,000, Ad-
| dress CONFIDENTIAL, o 2265 Herald. Her
aid so.
MANUFACTURERS Write for demonstra-
ton; wire and stamped metal specially,
| TO be made on royalty; patent not for safe.
a 2f95 Herald. Herald 50.
GROCERY STORE TO RENT.
Grocery store In village OF Bangall, N. Y;
| central location, on main street living rooms
over store; suitable for any other business.
| JOHN n. BULLS. Jr., Bangall. ~. "
TEN PER CENT. on your money. good se-
| curity; references furnished. 600 acre. dairy
| farmer desires increase herd to barn capacity
want 5000 TO 5000. j. LEE TELFoRD
Hobart. N. y.
BROADWAY, 1901. near 1850 st.-Desirable
store: great future: S2oo mon-hly.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21


ENGINEER and executive, extensive experi-
ence in industrial promotion. desires to un-
dertake promotion and financing new projects
OF merit: has excellent connections for sale
OF securities and manufacturing facilities for
developed patented devices; especially inter-
ested projects requiring additional working
capital or sales connections: reply in detail (;
state telephone number. Box $40. 2914 Sd av:
YOUNG AMERICAN, now established in
Manchester England. understanding cotton
and woollen goods market, would be pleased
u look after interests of American firms In
England, or American firms contemplating
placing their goods on the English market,
on a commission basis; offices centrally To-
ca.ed: best English and American references.
q 036 Herald. $50 Bway.
$50 BICYCLE MOTOR ATTACHMENT.
two cylinders. thoroughly demonstrated; ;
easily fitted; 25 miles per hour; 123 miles
gallon gasoline: State, city, country agencies
open. $40 Herald. $50 B'way.
CORPORATIONS organized, stock sold. pat
ents financed. Room f40S, 347 9Th av.
MPORTER-High class woolen Moroccan
rugs. wishes to make connection with re-
sponsible retail dealer or buyer at cost prices.
Write box 21T4 Herald. Herald So.
PARTY leaving for California wishes State
agency for some good article. Information
box 100. 1850 B'way.
SECURITY statesmen wanted for choice Issue
treasury shares old established concern.
Room 2o6, Havemeyer Bldg. 20 Cortlandt st.
WANTED-Agent to bring work and work
on percentage bases. GENERAL AUTO
WORKS co, 4242 Park av.. Bronx.
CAPITAL.-sellng organization with out Of
town clientele wants good Issue securities.
52S Herald, 2s0 B'way.
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Miscellaneous.
FOR nusINEss CHANCES }: Read

FOR BUSINESS CHANCES READ
INVESTING FOR PROFIT.
monthly magazine having. perhaps, the
largest financial circulation In America; sent
9 months free TO new readers for introduc-
tion. II demonstrates the earning power
of money In business; how small sums have
grown into fortunes how 81 900 grows TO
S22 900. Readers cay It is worth $40
copy TO any one who has invested unprofit-
ably. who has not learned the art OF invest
ing for profit, or who desires to make money
through intelligent investments. Write us
dress INVESTING FOR PROFIT, 20 West
jackson Boulevard. Dept. A-191. Chicago.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

An advertisement IN ne Lost ard
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility 81
recovering your lost property
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HORSES. VEHICLES &C.

TEAM-Dapple gray, warranted, 800; IL
chunky young truck and business horses.
$50 upward; windlass truck, wagons and har-
ness also very beautiful saddle and driv-
ing horse; sacrifice. Coal Office, 1876 North
10th ST.. Brooklyn. 1884 Greenpoint.
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FURNITURE-PRIyATE
FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNISHINGS OF room apartment. COM
plete, $500 Cathedral oS69.
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DOGS BOARDED.
ELECTROLYsIs.

DOGS boarded, open cir runs Individual
care and attention. Phone wadsworth 2i13.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

POLIO dog. exceptionally good. male, regis
tered pedigree; reasonable price. ARNOLD
Won SCHRENES, Crostwood, y. Y. Tuckahos
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

MULTIGRAPHING for "the discriminating"
machine folding and sealing. CIRCULAR
LETTER SERVICE. POI Fulton ~.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

HOUSEHOLD IRONS.-Limited quantity OF
Diskus electric, and Z pounds. with cords
and american plug attachment; price Sl.50
net Phone Murray Hlll 2s90
The New York herald., 1922-05-21
"a PRODUCTION OIL COMPANY,
Personnel OF rated business men,
HIGHEST INTEGRITY,
WANT MARKET OPERATOR,
Sales Manager or Capitalist
who has raised or can raise
capital in q large way for
dividend paying Oil and Refining
and Pipe Line Company.
g Bis Herald, ESQ B'way.

INVESTORS or syndicate for purchasing and
developing 90 900 acres well located Texas
oil lands distinct evidences oil pool. Land
has other substantial values besides oil. more
than equal exceedingly favorable deferred
payment fee purchase arrangement assuring
initial investment Only replies from re-
sponsible parties considered; highest refer
ences furpished. 54i Herald. 2so B'way.
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Connecticut.
PICTURE IF YOU CAN

flCIObtE lOC IAN
home-lilse cozy house with the convent
ences OF the city and the subtle charm of
country and waters edge: terraced lawn
sloping down to the water, and then you
have in mind The Colonial Inn. which Is In
West -Haven-on -the-Sound Conn.
Fifty sleeping rooms. pleasant parlors for
music, a large recreation hall, fine billiard
room, quiet writing room.
All one could wish for Is here-the best
food. properly served: sea food fresh from
the Sound comfortable beds pure water
good service: refined people. Bathing. boat
ing and fishing are among the health giving
outdoor exercises to be found here.
This Is an ideal place to spend the summer
or enjoy weelS-ends.
It Is conveniently accessible for business
men TO spend their leisure hours In a restful
spot among the charms of nature. Season
May to October. Write for booklet.
THE COLO NAL INN,
West-Hayen -on-th he-Sound. Conn.
MRS. NJ. A. JACKSON, Prop.
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OPPORTUNITY TO invest $4,000 10
S20, 900 IN an old established business
(jowelry line) In high class resident
district of New York city, as active or
silent partner; reason. business must
expand. S 545 Herald, $50 Bway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-21

DOUBLE spindle shaper; steam box, compact
gas unit: Ideal sprayer machine fully
equipped. A. & NJ FURNITURE MFG. CO..
2s9 Bleecker st. Spring 1891.