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tration books for the Town of Oroville
Washington, will be closed on the 14th
day of November 1922
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time and place all persons interested IN
said estate may file their objections, OF
appear and contest said petition.
Dated this 21st day of October. lgZS
WILL l.. WRIGHT
Clerk of Said Superior Court.
BY ELLEN NICKELL MOORE,
Deputy.
First publication Oct q. 1927.
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Minimum charge 25 cents.
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

Published November 3. 1922.
$50 days prior to election. }
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
virginia-Sale or Rent.
Florida-SaIe or Rent.

HOMESEEKERS send for Va. Farm List
best climate. Dept. Sc. Emporia. Va.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
BRONX TRADING Is
NORMALLY ACTIVE
Investors and Buyers Show
Confidence in Future of
Northern Borough.

S. & ]. H. Albert have sold for the
gtebbins Realty and Construction Com
pany 2722 Morris avenue. five and
cne-half story newly completed apart
nent house. arranged for forty-two fam
lies and located near Kingsbridge road
stands on a plot 75x106, and is laid out
IN suites of three and four rooms. all OF
the apartments being occupied. The
property was held at $175.000 and re-
turns an annual rental of about sS0.500.
The new owner is the Rotank Realty
Company. II. Kantor president. which
gave in part payment the five story flat
with stores at 1861 Park avenue. on a
lot 25x100. between Ninety-seventh and
Ninety-eighth streets.
William It. Kurz sold to Murray Hold
;ng Company the northeast corner OF
Home street and Bryant avenue. on
which will be erected one story tax
payer.
Martha w. Zehder sold to the West
,g0th Street Corporation the vacant
blot, 50x112.6x irregular. on the west
side of Webster avenue, $50 feet north
of 204th street.
Albert J. Schwarzler purchased from
Frederic A. de Peyster the vacant plot
l54x100, at the northwest corner of Nor
ris avenue and Mcclellan street.
Two More Flats for Morris Ave.
Plans were filed yesterday for two
five story apartment houses on the east
side of Morris avenue. 24s.93 feet south
of 10th street, each 62.6xS0.6. for Abra-
nam Hochrott. Charles Schaefer. Jr.,
architect, estimates the cost at $1So,0O0.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Ir. Goldschmidt sold for the Navahoa
Realty Company a plot. 60xi50. on the
south side OF Central avenue. near Pine
street. Woodmere. to Il. Herman also
for the same owners a similar sized plot
on the south side OF Central avenue and
Oak street to NJ. +. Godstcin for irnme-
diate Improvement.
The o. l.. Schwencke Land and In
vcstment Company has sold from three
60 ten lot plots In Hampstead, l.. l.. to
the following: w. Brisnor. J. & A. Coan.
II. & y. Dobbins. u. & NJ. Gimbal. j. T.
& X G. Chauncey. VI. & l.. James H. l..
Soehler. NJ. Leather, II. J. & Il. McCorj.
IT, Morris, J. & r. Pavlick. l.. Premo.
4. A. Rodriguez. ". X. Sloan, J. NJ. 4
B. Voth and $. n VI. Wlnick
Hedwig Ridder OF this city sold
through Thomas S. Burke a plot on the
cast side OF Rumsey road. known as lots
2o6. 207 and part Of eos, map of South
Park Hill, Yonkers.
Herman Frankford sold for VI. e.
Nigel three large plots on the west side
Of Burton avenue Woodmerc on which
the new owner will erect dwellings.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
NEWARK REALTY REPORTS.

Feist & Feist sold for the Springfield
Investment Company property et
Springfield and Nineteenth avenues and
Fourteenth street, fronting 1919 feet on
springfield avenue and 100 feet on Nine
teenth avenue and Fourteenth street. 10
the Factory Associates. The purchasers
will Immediately begin the erection of a
garage. with six stores. The same bro
kers have leased the three one story
buildings at IL TO 90 Orange street for
"A long term of years TO the Atriken
Chemical Work of New Brunswick. y. j..
Louis Schesinger, Inc. sold the plot.
5Oxi00. at 451 and 1853 Hawthorne ave
nue.. Newark. for Rudolph Heller TO
Joseph Furman and Isidore Schwartz,
who will erect a six family house. The
same broker sold the two family dwell
ing. 60x160 at IA and 16 Ridgewovd
avenue. Irvington. for Albert c. Atlass
TO Katherine Hill.
Robert B. Stoutenburgh recently sold
at public auction the three story building
at 81 Fulton street, Newark, y. j., to
Frederick A. Phelps.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above 18th st. to 59th st. (Inciusive).
East River TO North River.

APARTMENT house. bargain: central To-
cation sell at five times actual rental
THEO. ROGERS BRILL. 35f West seth
FIFTY-FIF.rH ST. Mauison-Park aves. 4
story. baths. large extension. hardwood
floors, electric light immediate possession
Pease Gilman, $40 Madison ave.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS OF QUALITY.
East, West Side. Long. short leases.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.. INC.
t76 West 72d st. Phone Columbus 1877
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s1,OOo,ooO HOSPITAL ANNEX.
Architects Draw Tentative Plan,
for Addition 20 Roosevelt,

Tentative plans for the 81 900. 900 al.
aution to Roosevelt Hospital. at Ninth
rvenue and F'ifty-nnth street, arc being
prepared by York g. Sawyer. architects.
The plans call for an eight story brick
and stone structure on a ground plot so
by 100 feet. IL is expected that n one
story pavilion attached to the hospital
win be removed and either n seven or an
eight story annex viii be reared In It's
place. The hospital now occupies prao-
tically the entire block between Ninth
and Tenth avenues and Fifty-eighth and
Flfty-ninth streets,
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
HENRY w. TAFT TAKES
SUITE IN SHERRY FLAT
Feu Other Leases of Living
Space Reported.

Henry w. Taft, brother OF Supreme
Court Justice William II. Taft, has sub
leased from Mrs. E.ward A. Clark OF
Boston her apartment of sixteen rooms
and six baths in the Sherry BUILDING
900 Park avenue. through Douglas l..
Gilman & Co. Mr.. Taft, who now resides
at 80 West 4Sth street. is a member of
the law Arm of Cadwalader, Wickersham
G. Taft.
L. ]. Phillips & Co. leased for Mrs.
IT. c. Eldridge the five story dwelling
at 341 West Eighty-fourth street to
Alzamora.
Harris. vought & Co. have leased
apartments in 25S Riverside Drive to
Mrs. Olive C. Mitchell, Ellen NJ. Conant
and Grace w. Haag, and in 1912 Mad
ison avenue to Emil L. Pepper ana
Jilda Graft.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
FLATBUSH WILL HAVE
BIG BUILDING PROJECT
IL Taxpayer and Apartment
Structures Planned.

Shampan & Shampan. architects, have
filed plans for twelve taxpayer apart
nent house buildings to be erected on
the southwest corner of Flatbush and
Parkside avenues 204x2l6. for the Dyker
Construction Company. Inc.
Martin Company leased for the Gair
Realty Corporation to the Export Ser
vice of America the building at 76 to 80
Front street.
Charles Partridge sold the brick two
family dwelling at 6i6 st. Johns place
for Rose V. Wertheimer to client for
occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
QUEENS BOROUGH MARKET.

Edgemere Crest. Inc. Maximilian
Morgenthau president, sold nine lots on
the north side of Seagirt avenue. be-
tween Beach Thirtieth and Thirty-first
streets. to Martha NJ. Nations. who con-
templates improving 1t In the spring.
Siguiund Rubin. attorneny. purchased
from Liberman & Shapiro 5 Beach
Thirty-third street, Edgemere. a dwell
ing. S0x100.
Commodore c. NJ. Fahs. president or
the court-martial of the United States
Navy, has purchased a Garden apart
ment i'm AZ Twenty-eighth street. Jack
son Heights.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BUYING. selling, exchanging property. Own
ers see DUCRET COMPANY. 55 Liberty ST.,
Manhattan.
TO LSase--Tenemcnt or apartment houses
security and best of reference. KLEIN,
Dol Cauldwell av. Phone Merose I99S
WE manage Bronx flats: 2ke5 commission
$. l.. ARONDS CO, 4IO fremont av.
100000 cash to invest tene ments or flats
must be cheap. VIM. CRUIKSHANK' S
SONS. So Liberty st. Cortlandt 5194.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
Above seth st.-sth Av. to East River.

EAST SIDE-Unfurnshed, for sale, excep-
ttonal value. large apartment, In comfort
able and extremely well run cooperative
building; fine location: present owners most
desirable class: only two apartments now for
sale: price moderate: terms adjusted to sui,
convenience Telephone Rhineiander 800
TWO VACANT. APARTMENT HOUSES.
Big SPECTATORS profit. 4Ox100. Price
for beth S26, ,000 Principals apply personally.
LEON S. ALTMAYER. G2 East s6th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

III Manhattan and Brooklyn, equities from
100000 to 100000. where part cash Is
wanted also large plots of Brooklyn lots
100000 clear and cash up to 100000 fos
Manhattan improved. A. S. LAMPHEAR.
1i9 broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT

FACTORY sites and buildings everywhere
RAILROAD SIDINGS. WATER FRONTS.
WHAT DO YOU NEED?
WILLIAMS, S1S Manhattan av., Brooklyn
6.ooO square. feet, first and second floors,
with store Nront; entrance on two streets
elevator and deep yard; 10 feet from p. r. z.
freight station; terms arranged. BELBEY,
81 Harrison av., Harrison. N. ]. Phone
Harrison Si00.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNIsHED.
Borough Of Queens.

rlIsAUTITUT. Richmond Iiii-s new apart
inents, Lefftrts and Liberty avs. Agent,
CIIAAtBERs. on property. Phone Richmond
Hill 4221.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
New Jersey.

WILL rent to recommended tenant, furnished
residence, Forest Hill. Newark. N. j.: 10
rooms: two car garage. o S35 Herald. Full
TIM NJ
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MODERN AMERICAN EASEMENT
Borough of Manhattan-Mi,ceIlaneou..

ATTENTION OF BUILDERS AND -
OPERATORSi
Corner plot. S0xi73 (St. Nicholas av) cx-
cellent location for apartment house: light
Oh all four Sides near subway and bus: I:
price SAT 900: liberal terms. r. A. e. j. J.
FOGARTY. 202J broadway. Columbus 1904
FOR Sale-one story. one story building;
price $4,000: IS per cent guaranteed on In
vestment. 2223 Herald. $50 B'way.
4Oee INVESTMENT
or $4,000 over first ten year mortgage; /;
large corner on Park av. LANDLEY, 1J4
Nassau st. Beekman 30si
109o investment. corner property, leased one
tenant on net basis. WM.- -CRUIKSHANK'S IS
SONS. 81 Liberty st. Cortlandt 5ig4.
Borough OF Bron,.
DAILY AV., corner 17sth.--S family apart-
mcnt rents over 5000. reasonable. PAT
TERSoN. 90 Madison av. Madison Square
Ossa.
PLOT OF - LOTS
Owner VIII subordinate part OF purchase
price and make first mortgage on two
family houses.
SHAW, ROCKWELL a SANFORD,
BRONN OFFICE.
1872 Jerome av.. at fremont av.
Tel. Tremor. 30iG.
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APARTMENTS - UNPUBLISHED,
New Jersey.

TO LET In the beautiful Harding Apart
ments. and large outside rooms and
800 Potter Piace' Clifton Park. WeeI,s ken KEN
Supt. premises.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

CLAREMONT Av. tnear f25th) Attractive
rooms with private American family; ex-
cellent home cooking. Morningsde 720s.
LADY wishes man and wife, paying guests.
beautiful private home West End av.
ts0). Phone Circle 6273.
MADISON ARMS,
4i-43-4J West 5Sth ST., elevator.
TWO light rooms for couple. two business
people: board private. Lenox SOIL.
3sTH ST.. 2s East.-Large room, private
bath tray service.
18TH ST.. ia WEST. Norece Hall: delightful
large rooms, steam heat. spacious parlors
and lounge: excellent meals.
s6TH, II West.-Large, medium rooms. SUI
perlor table. parlor dining. table guests.
93D, wcst.-Lerge steam heated bedroom.
also single; business men: we'll kept
home; board optional Riverside 1870.
05TH 81 East.--Doublc, large. single rooms,
!. . business girls; conveniences: references.
?5TH. 30 West Board care for child; gas,
electricity. phone: sunny yard.
96TH. 81 East--Frolt room. board every
home convenience: So SCHNEIDER.
102D, 2if W.-Refined family. beautiful house.
derires few paying guests: reasonable.
18TH 81, 81. Nicholas zv.. 052.-Gentle-
man. business couple preferred: board OPP
tional.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
Borough of oueens--sale or Rent.

FAR oCKAwAY.--Dwelling. corner COX
12J. eight rooms. gas. electricity. new
steam heating plant: Immediate possession: I:
price $4,000. II. A. e. J. j. FOGARTY,
2025 broadway. Columbus 53O4.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Ilth Sc. to seth sc. <lnciusivs,.
East River to North River.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

YOUNG man desires one room apartment
and bath. from 55tli to 96th. West: reason
able. Write particulars. A 20S3 Herald. Her
aid
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
Unfurnlshcd.

TWO apartments, 3 or 4 rooms, $2J-$S0
monthly: will buy furniture. reasonable.
Langham. 27 w. 10th.
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Pennsylvania.

HAVE n proposition for aged people who are
seeking n permanent home with limited In
come. Address Box 20, Akron, Pa.
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Above ssth st.-sth Az. to North River.


MISUNDERSTANDING West ssth St. apart
rents $12,S00, price $4,000; want SIC, 900
cash. desirable terms.
Amsterdam av.. below f25th ST., apart
ment house. stores, 4 and 3 room apart.
ments; rents $40. 900, price $f12. 900.
Vicinity Riverside Drive and 1i6th ST., ele-
vator apartment house; rents $3S. 500. price
Also other bargains. large and small. Send
for list.
II. T. WOOD. 2ao BROADWAY.
AMSTERDAM Av.-Corner taxpayer near
o9th ST., possession shortly, sacrifice
$1,000 cash. suitable butcher. K1SSLING,
sos sth ev.
MODERN AMERICAN BASEMENT
HOUSE.
West t0s, near Drive, ) story; all modern
improvements. including elevator, electric
lights. modern plumbing. parquet floors: D
master bedrooms, baths, servants rooms.
one bath: price very reasonable. BROWN
WHEELOCk CO. INC, 10 East iJth st.
Murray Hill 300.
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
122d st. West.-Private dwelling, IL rooms.
two baths. electricity. hardwood floors :
newly decorated; price $50. 900. including fur
niture, linens and 1s tons OF coal: cash nee
essary $500. 7. A. J. j. FOGARTY.
2025 broadway. Columbus 1904.
s9TH ST.. Near Drive.-l2 room private
dwelling for rent. 50 900 per annum: three
baths, electricity parquet floors: immediate
possession. T. A. 4 J. J. FOGARTY, ,2025
Broadway Columbus 530f.
The New York herald., 1922-01-24

IN THE GRAND CENTRAL. ZONE.
3O1 Madison av., between 41st and 42d SITS.
Lot 24xi00; immediate possession: suita ne
for alteration or improvement with new
building; an ideal location for bank, trust
company or similar concern: likewise for any
business TO which this central. busy section
Is essential; brokers requested TO help
sell. lease or exchange. WILLIAM d. Kill
PATRICK, Singer Building.
209o net investment on Sth av. near 42d St.
Sth nv,
The New York herald., 1922-01-24
Borough of Brooklyn.
Westchester.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
Two attractive furnished rooms with pri-
vate family house near water; all con-
veniences; rent $15 week.
CIIAS. S. FAULKNER,
Rye, N. Y. Tel 123 Rye.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-12-23
POSTOFFICE CHRISTMAS NOTICE

In order to complete deliveries of
holiday mail and to give the postofice
force part of Christmas day at home
the following schedule will be observ-
ed on Sunday, Dec. oath, 1922:
Complete carrier deliveries will be
made by the city carriers. Parcel
post delivery will be made. The stamp
ard general delivery windows will be
kept open from to 6 p. m. in order
to accommodate those wishing stamps
and to deliver parcels addressed to
postoffice boxes. All mails will be
dispatched as usual.
On Christmas day the city carriers
will make one complete delivery. A
parcel post delivery will be made in
the morning. Rural carriers will
make one complete delivery, leaving
the office somewhat earlier than usual
The general delivery and stamp win
dows will be kept open from 9 to 10
a. m. only. All mail will be boxed
and dispatched as usual.
Robert F. Rogers,
1twky2tdly Postmaster.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-12-23
WOMANLY TROUBLES
Twas Hard for Her to Stop Work,
But Thi. Texas Lady Says She
Had to Go to Bed
Helped by Cardui.
1twky2tdly

Salado, Texas.-"l suffered great
deal with womanly troubles" says Miss
Ira Lillian Hart, of Route /, this place.
al would, for day or two, feel drowsy,
stupid and lifeless; didn't feel like doing
my work.
81 would suffer pains in my sides and
back, and very severe headaches.
81 am the housekeeper, and it was
very hard for me to stop, but would get
in such a misery would have to 60 to
bed. heard of Cardui, and that it was
good for this suffering. The very first
bottle took seemed to help me. did
not suffer near so much, so sent for the
second. 1t did so much good for me,
can't say enough for Cardui, for it certain
ly was friend i'm need"
Women who feel the need OF something
to help relieve, or prevent, such troubles
should profit by the experience OF thou
sands of other women. and try this mild
harmless tonic.
Sold everywhere. NC-i4s
The Ocala evening star., 1922-12-23
THE MELVILLES RETURN

After an absence of two years, Mel
ville's Comedians, the favorite COM
pany of Ocala's amusement lovers,
returns for a weeks engagement,
commencing Monday, Dec. 25th, play
ing in their tent theater which is 10
Gated on the lot opposite the Colonial
Hotel Annex. The engagement is un-
der the auspices of Marion County
Post No. 27, American Legion, which
means that our local boys will come
in for share of the gross of the
weeks business done by the show.
The Melville show is the best known
tented attraction that visits Ocala.
The high standard of its perform
arces, clean plays and good vaudeville
have placed it several notches above
the usual tent show. The manage
ment promises this year even better
plays, a finer company and an ex-
cellent quality of vaudeville. Yes,
Toby will be here and very prominent
/ in the cast.
Ladies will be admitted free Mon
day under the usual conditions The
tent is waterproof and can be well
heated when necessary.
The Ocala evening star., 1922-12-23
AUCTION PARTY GIVEN
BY MRS. KOONCE

During the rush of the Christmas
holidays when every minute of the
time is filled Friday afternoon will be
remembered by those who attended
the auction party given by Mrs. J. C.
B. Koonce at her home on East Ok
lawaha.
The big entrance hall where the
tables for the auction players were
placed was delightful place to spend
the afternoon, with its big baskets
filled with yellow chrysanthemums,
which were arranged on the piano,
bookcases and the newell posts. Mrs.
Koonce cordially received her guests
as they arrived, assisted by Mrs.
Clarence Camp. The three honorees
of the afternoon were Misses Eliza
beth Hooker, Miss Agnes Burford
and Miss Nina Camp, three college
girls at home for the holidays, and
they received informally. Punch was
served by Misses Carita and Stella
Camp from a prettily appointed
table Later the tallies were given
out, these also carrying out the yel-
low color motif, and soon the guests
were absorbed in a very interesting
game of auction.
After five rounds the scores were
collected and tea cloths placed on the
tables and the hostess assisted by the
Misses Camp and Agnes Burford,
served a two-course tea, consisting of
chicken salad, waters, olives and
toasted almonds, cream with whipped
cream, mints, cake and coffee. The
yellow color scheme was further car
ried out in the mints and icing of the
cake, and on each of the plates pretty
punches of violets and fern made
pretty souvenirs for the guests. Mrs.
Clarence Camp and Mrs. R. A. Bur-
ford poured tea and coffee.
Mrs. Christian AK, holder of the
highest score, was presented with two
decks of playing cards and the three
hcnorees were each given boxes of
correspondence cards.
This party proved delightful in ev-
cry way. Mrs. Koonce is charming
hostess and those who spent the aft
ernoon with her and the guests of
honor will remember it, as one of the
prettiest Of the many of this busy
season.
Those invited were Mrs. Clarence
Camp, Mrs. Mamie Hall, Mrs. N. P.
Davis, Mrs Christian AK, Mrs. R. l..
Anderson Sr., Mrs. Jack Camp, Mrs.
George Armstrong, Mrs. T. P. Drake,
Mrs. R. L. Anderson Jr., Mrs. Edmund
Martin, Mrs. W. M. Palmer, Mrs. AL
bert Harriss, Mrs. R. A. Burford
Misses Margaret Eagleton, Agnes
Burford, Elizabeth Hooker, Nina
Camp, Stella Camp, Carita Camp,
Eloise Henry, Olivia Staples, Adele
Bittinger, Marguerite Edwards, Pearl
Ray and Ethel and Elizabeth Horne.