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NOTICE

The attention OF candidates for Of
fee and electors in general is called
to the differences In position OF the
names OF candidates on the official
and the instruction ballots. All names
on the official ballot are rotated, SO
that one succeeds the other in dir
ferent position On the instruction
ballot the names are not rotated.
Candidates cannot tell their friends
10 count so many rows down To hnd
the candidates name The voter
voter must be able To recognize the
name wherever II Is placed after the
name wherever il is placed on the
ballot
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POLITICAL NOTICE

! hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office OF Commissioner OF the
City of Crystal Falls TO hll vacancy
My name will be on the ballot at the
coming primary election and / shall
appreciate greatly any help that you
may give me II chosen | pledge my
self to work for the interest OF Crys-
tai Falls and its taxpayers.
WILL ELDRED, JR.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-10

Carlo Camponi moved his family TO
Mchigamme yesterday Mr.. Camponi
was one OF the first 10 erect a build
ing In Alpha after the town was
started lie retains his property here.
having It rented TO different persons.
r. T.. Olin gave free show at
the theatre last Tuesday that was
very well attended He gave tickets
10 the show as premiums on sales.
The afternoons performance was de-
voted to the children and that in the
evening to adults.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo OF Dunbar who
visited their daughter, Mrs. Paul
Houimont last week. returned 20
their home on Friday
Nlss Elsie Strand Is back at work
ln t'e Porter school following an
operation for appendicitis.
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POLITICAL NOTICE

| hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination OF Town
ship Treasurer.
! am taxpayer and have never
heretofore sought political office
solicit the support OF every voter in
the Township with the assurance that
IL successful will give TO the office
my very best effort.
PAUL J. HOULMONT
(6-tf.)
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POLITICAL NOTICE

| hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office of Highway Commissioner
OF Mastodon Township at the coming
primary. Any assistance given me
will be thoroughly appreciated
G-9) MIKE VORDITS.
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MORE NAMES on BALLOT

The primary ballot for the primary
10 be held next Saturday has been
printed and contains several new
names than appeared upon the list
as printed last week The additions
al names are David Leonard for ov-
erseer, Jacob J. Holmes for commits
sioner, Lawrence Johnson for treas
urer, Claude Rochon for Clerk and
Harold b. Gill for justice OF the peace
Mr. Johnson. who started in the
race for the Office OF commissioner,
dropped out SO that the number seek
ing that Office is not changed Law
renee Johnson decided TO get into the
treasurer's race last Saturday as did
Jacob Holmes. Both OF these gentle
men reside al Mastodon station and
are old residents of the township.
David Leonard got into the race for
Oyerseer last week Thursday and
Claude Rochon SHE'D his castor into
tile clerks race on Saturday
The contest is one of the livcliest
that has ever been pulled off in Mas
todon Township SO many candi-
dates are working that the village
streets are lively all the time. Inc
best OF good nature prevails all q.
round
A complete list Of the aspirants Tor
Office Is as follows:
For Supervisor:
Hugh McI.aren.
Stanley Stankevitch.
Eugene A. KEEPER.
Fer Clerk:
Alfred Forsman
Joseph Grimond.
Claude Rochon
Robert Davis.
Enr TFensurers
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POLITICAL NOTICE

will be candidate for the Office
OF supervisor from the City of Crystal
Falls at the coming primary election
and respectfully solicit your support
IL chosen shall do my very best for
Crystal Falls and its interests.
VICTOR SODERMAN
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take this means OF telling the peo-
pie OF Mastodon Township that l Will
be candidate for the Office od Over
seer OF Highways at the coming pri-
mary election. Your vote will be
appreciated
(7-9) STANLEY ROCHVVALL
The diamond drill., 1922-03-10
POLITICAL NOTICE

l hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of Highway
Commissioner OF Crystal Falls town
ship and ask your support have had
but one term and as 1t Is customary 10
give an officer two years respectfullv
ask that favor.
PAUL DAVIS
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POLITICAL NOTICE

] hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office OF county treasurer at the
republican primary election to be held
next September and solicit your
support. IL chosen shall continue
the very efficient handling the office
has had in the past.
FRANK PURCELL.
(5-9)
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POLITICAL NOTICE

| wish TO announce to the citizens OF
Mastodon Township, that will be s
candidate for the Office OF Township
Treasurer al the primary March 1lth
Your vote Will be truly appreciated.
OTTO CARLSON
(6aN
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FRANK ASsISE
POLITICAL NOTICE

i hereby announce myself candI-
date for the Office OF Highway Com
missioner OF Mastodon Township al
the coming election. Your vote will
be greatly appreciated.
JOHN JOHNSON
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POLITICAL NOTICE

take this means of announcing
my candidacy for the office ~ town
ship treasurer and solicit your
support at the primary to be held on
March IL.
EDWARD HARTMANN
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POLITICAL NOTICE

hereby announce my candidacy
for Highway Commissioner OF Masto-
don Township. Your support and
vote will be appreciated.
JAKE HOLMES
(Sq
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P0LITICAL NOTICE

| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office OF Township clerk at
the coming Primady election. Your
support will be appreciated.
AXEL Il. ANDERSON 80.
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REWARD

800 reward for information that
will lead to the conviction of the
guilty party that set fire, on June
H. 1921. to my building, occupied at
that time by the r. a. A. Lumber Co.
ANDREW NJ. NELSON
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POLITICAL NOTICE

hereby announce my candidacy
for township clerk OF Mastodon
township at the coming primary and
| solicit your support.
ALFRED FoRSMAN
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SAGOLA

Monday evening Mildred Hunting
number of girl friends
AZ her home al a shower tor Nendla
sindstrom Games were played and
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(5-s)
POLITICAL NOTICE

l hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Township Clerk
OF Mastodon Township. Any assis-
tance given me will be thoroughly ap.
preciated. Your support Is asked for.
ROBERT DAVIS
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(5-s)

| take this means OF notifying my
friends that | will be candidate for
the Office OF Township Treasurer. ANY
help which YOU may give me will be
appreciated.
(2-4-6-S-10-I2) JOHN s. LEWIS.
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POLITICAL NOTICE

The undersigned will be candl-
date for the ONCE of township treas
urer OF Mastodon township at the
coming primary election. ANY as
sistance given me will be thorough
ly appreciated.
FRANK ASSISE
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hereby announce my candidacy
for clerk OF Crystal Falls Township
at the coming township primary.
Your support is solicited.
Howard Tromblay
(5-s)
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POLITICAL NOTICE

| am candidate for Treasurer
OF Mastodon township and respect
fully solicit your support.
LAWRENCE JOHNSON
-lS-al
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Chester A. Carey leased his business
place. pool room and soft drink parlor
10 Phclr and Laurence Meyers. They
will conduct the business as formerly
with the exception Of tile grocery
store That part they win use for
roomng an boradiug house
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$50
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS-write for free Illustrated guide
books and RECORD OF INVENTION
BLANK Send model or sketch and descrip-
tion OF your invention for our opinion of its
patentabie nature free. HIGHEST REFER
ENCEs; PROMPT ATTENTION: REASON
AbLE TERMS. VICTOR J. EVANS & CO..
rnone Barclay 6474. Main offices. s54 9th.
Washington, -. e.
rAIENTS PROCURED = TRADE MARKS
hEGlSTERED = comprehensive. experi-
enced prompt service for the protection and
development OF your idea: full Information.
ADVICE and form ITO Record Your Invention
Tree on request. RICHARD Il. OWEN,
- -@.o. MoolMorth Bldg. Phone Barclay 1894.
PATENTS, trade marks, designs: best work.
lowest prices; consultation free: 80 years
experience: call or send for Book No. 4.
EpGAR TATE Co, 245 B'way. New York.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet; highest
references. best results, promptness as
sured. WATSON z. COLEMAN. Patent Law
yer. ga + St. Washington. %. C..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
THE WEALTH OF THIS NATION

THE WEALTH OF THIS NATION
and the fortunes of most individuals Is
founded on
INVENTIONS.
RocKEFELLER'S on inventions
relating TO recovering, transport
ing and refining oils.
cARNEGIE'S on inventions re
improved methods OF manufactur-
Ing steel. ta
FORDS on the automobiles and
for rapidity of manufacturing
same, &c, &c.
Many valuable inventions. however.
have never produced what they should
because of failure to work them, lack OF
capital or proper engineering or business
management.
The writer is successful inventor and
engineer who has done many millions OF
dollars worth of business In this country
and abroad and Is at present developing
several other large enterprises founded on
his inventions. which he has proven and
tested out. He has several other inven-
tions. however. which also offer oppor-
tunities for creating other large and
profitable business enterprises. He Is
willing TO make an equitable arrange
TO get these goods marketed. He has
proven out these inventions at his own
expense.
These include:
INTERNAL COMBUSTION HEAVY
OIL. ENGINE, covered by several
basic patents. A large field In both
marine, Industrial and transportation
is ready for this proven invention.
A LABOR SAVING DEVICE OR
GRAVITY COMPENSATION, whereby
heavy power operated tools may be
handled without stress on the human
frame. Applicable 10 many uses, min
ing. quarrying. shipbuiding. machine
shops. road work. &C., covered by
fundamental patents.
NEW METHOD OF CASTING
STEEL AND OTHER METALS.
whereby blow holes and shrinkage
cracks are eliminated, higher tensile
strength and smoother castings Sc
cured, heat treating and hardening of
castings in the mold. exceedingly
thin, strong castings may be secured.
An enormous demand for this type of
casting exists in the automotve in
dustry, basic patents.
Capitalists. manufacturers looking for
new business or creators of business en-
terprises may communicate in confidence
with exchange OF references.
Address 2i35 Herald. $50 Bway.
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New Jersey.

NERVOUS AND MENTAL CONDITIONS.
Special facilities for treatinL and curing
CHRONIC INvALrDS with weakened men,
tally, requiring more attention than be
given at home; offer pleasant. cheerful
ranatoriun--large, modern house. spacious
grounds, automobile, wheel chairs, attentive
nurses experienced physicians.
1.YNWOOD LODGE, ENGLEWOOD. N. y.
EAST ORANGE. 81 North Arlington av.--
Beautiful home; attractive surroundings: :
all modern convenicnces near trains, troll
leys. two large connecting rooms, with
board; family OF four. $40 monthly; double
room for two. 500; garage. Phone Orange
TO6f.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Awe VIII paw highest possible prices for
furniture, houses. apts, pianos. bric-a
brac, books, works OF art. NORMAN, SO
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377
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Tour Situation Wanted I'D. IN The
Want Ad. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should put you in touch tcith
just the sort Of people ,cith uhom you
toouid ike 10 connect Try one. Teie-
phone Worth 10000.
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HOUSEKEEpER, French, win take fun
charge. one person. Ban. s23 18th av.
HouSEKEEPER. widow. five-year-old child.
wants position. Box 5i5, 1860 80 av.
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IiOUSEWORK, cooking, no washing: exper-
enced woman: country near Forest Ifil.
No cards. Write Box 81. 1915 Sd av.
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GOWNS.

Dresses. Coats. Furs. Samples.
At RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES
DwYER. Murray Hin 70T5. extension o.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN energetic young man can purchase
my office business for $1,000 cash,
provided he has enough capital In ad-
dition for expansion. l VIII retain
space, work with him. and develop
business on equitable basis. Have
proposition requiring my time out Of
town two days a week on paper, but
four days week available. Did
500, 900 in 1921. Business should clear
$500 per month. No Information given
except TO responsible principals.
D., 2s3 West 12sth ST.. city.
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GOvERNEss-Lad desires 10 place her ex-
ceHent French nursery governess. Write
only Mrs. Zeller. 2I5 West aSth ST.
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PIANOS WANTED.

wANTED-steinway parior grand from pri-
vatc owner. BEENE, Walsworth q0ii
GRAND piano wanted; viii pay good price.
fR. ROSENBACH, HARLEM s0sa.
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PERMANENT Hair Waving-Hairdressing
Exclusive. Original Invention.
G. NESTLE CO,
1914 r. 10th. Phones Vanderbilt aos6-4f12
FRENCH MUD PACKS.
We specialize I'm hair hennas perranen,
waving; also ready to wear bobs. Miss
ANNA, 21T2 Broadway. Schuyler 1913
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LADY will care for and board one or two
children in Far Rockaway private home
of highest Christian and refined environ
ment. Telephone 1043 Far Rockaway.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
HEIR1.noAf F0R SALE

HEIRLOOM FOR SALE.
medal received by Ole T.. SkauhanC from
King OF Denmark land Norway, In 1901, for
capturing two robbers and murdercrs: his
tory of heirloom easily given; valuable 70
collectors and historical societies. For fur
ther Information address OLGA G. STENE,
Battle Lake. MINI.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

Terrace Arms, 1880 Ocean av-
Accommodations equal to the best in New
York at half the price, large double rooms; ;
Mansfield 527f,
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

HAVING bought the business and good will
Of r. Castclano. OF 1913 Amsterdam av.,
all creditors OF above named party must
present their claims within seven days.
ALIEN. FORoGLAN, 572 West 20tth.
If Chester p. Graves is In New York, phone
c.. l.. G. at Watkins 1858.
OTTOMAN l.. WAGENFOHR, mother. walt
ing TO hear from you as father died feD-
ruary II. 1922.
INFANT, newborn, wanted for adoption. Box
II, .26 9th st., Brooklyn.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING, dressmaking. millinery taught.
day, evening, individual instruction. Me-
DOWELL SCHOOL. IS w. 10th st. Long.
acre 1882. Chartered under Regents
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.

HANDSOME draperies. In n,iudng French a
Louis XvI. pieces: shown by appointmeI
Call COLUMBUS 34f6. before IL.
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INSURANCE.

LIFE Insurance policies purchased issued
by the Equitable. Mutual and New York
LIE. maturing 1921 10 1925; iapsed policies
reinstated. Rector 502s THOMPSON
AUSTfN Co. 141 Broadway.
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ENERGETIC business man for managing
sales and office. VINO can invest about SfO.-
coo. wanted IN well established manufactur-
ing business In Nlneland. N. j. Address box
o.. Nlnelnnh. n. Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

LEMCKE COOKING SCHOOL. 20 W. asth
st.-Practical individual work: classes
daily. Phone Riverside 1894. Special cooks
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GOvERNESS. visiting; afternoons. EXCEPT
Sunday; French Diploma. Address Renard.
I2e West s4th.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
East side.

LEXINGTON Av.. T21 (5sthl-well heated.
clean, comfortable room. electricity. hot
water, bath; liberal board; two; $40 each.
MARTINELI.Y
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NsTRUCTIoN-yOCAL.

LOUIS ASCHENFELDER - VOCAL, IN.
STRUCTION, ALL BRANCHES TERMS
MODERATE. Many successful concert on
cratic stars taught. Studio ffs w 7eth II
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SAVE Incorporating expenses and taxes and
avoid personal liability by organizing your
company on the regulation common law plan
under a declaration of trust; anyone, any
where can fill in NATIONAL STANDARD
FORMS (prepared by recognized attorneys.
and begin doing business same day. Pamphlet
Printer. 6l3 Walnut, Kansas City. Mo.
HIGH class suburban boarding house, cater
ing only to the very best clientele. always
filled up; money maker big waiting list !;
excellent opportunity to expand; present
owners of property and business must sell
due TO illness: price Si5. 900, at least SIC. 900
cash necessary; the real estate Is worth
this amount without the business. kRAEM-
Err. TT6 Broad st, Newark. N. j.
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GIRL, colored. experienced ohambermaid or
housework; whole or part time. Audu-
bon 1niJT
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WOMAN. WHO WOULD INVEST
$50, 900 IN SOUND AND PROFIT
ABLE BUSINESS, TO REPLACE AND
RETIRE PRESENT PARTNER? TEN
PER CENT. RETURNS GUARAN
TEED, THIS is NO BUCKET SHOP
PROPOSITION: OUR CONDITION
CAN BE VERIFIED BY YOUR AT
TORNEY AND BEARS THOROUGH
INVESTIGATION.
ADDRESS CORRESPONDENCE TO
p. o. BOX 151, MADISON SQUARE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RAGTISfE THOROUGHLY TAUGHT.
string Instruments, IL 10 % iessoons
WEEKLY PAYMENTS. ESTAB 20 YEARS
VICTORIA MUSIC STUDIOS.
43o BERGEN St, Brooklyn. Sterling 1ina
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New York.
BRooKsIDE FARM.

BROOKSIDE FARM,
MIDDLETOwN. N. Y.
One mile from Erie station, on trolley line
TO Goshen: rooms with board. twin beds,
electric light, heat, frcplaces, city water:
abundance milk. eggs, butter; spacious din
ing and breakfast rooms. Phone. write Mrs.
j.. w. MILLER.
IN the Catskni Mountains. modern health
resort, quiet place for convalescents and
those desiring change of environments; ideal
surroundings: tubercular nor objection
able cases. BUENA VISTA REST HOME,
Round Top. Greene County, New York.
MApLEHURsT FARM. croton Falls. ". "
Build yourself UP In the country bath.
electricity. hunting; fare Si.S9. Phone 81
Croton Falls: s16 up.
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
Of Home and Business Needs.
DOGS, CATS AND BIRDS.

CANARIES. long, short. breeding female.
thrushes. MAYER, 1929 I'd av. Tel Lenox
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JEwELRY BOUGHT.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold. silver. plat
mum. ANTIQUES, pawn tickets. bronzes, bric-
a-brac. lf6 W. I'D ct. Tel. Watkins T0s5
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GovERNEss or companion. housekeeper 20
lady: capable, refined. cultured. Ian
guages: pleasing personality; student OF
constructive thinking. best references. "A
20sJ Herald. Herald square.
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SECURITIES-PRoMOTIo
Attractive proposition entertained by sales
man OF long and successful experience. ellen
tcle. personal solicitation: bank reference.
1000 Herald. ESQ Bway.
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MAssEUsEs.
urAI,Tu GIVES yyrIr.TIt

HEALTH GIVES WEALTH.
Treatments given by bona fide Swedish
graduate; excellent for poor circulation.
rheumatism, neurtis. goua paralysis coids,
sprains, constipation: specialize In reducing
prompt and satisfactory service. references.
81 West S4th Schuyler 1924.
MASSEUSE. colored. expert C6T020), Swedish,
magnetic, electrical. rchumatlsm, neurosig,
nervous. Columbus 1880.
MASSEUSE. license 606a0. medical, Swedish.
massage. electrical baking and violet ray
treatment. Phone Murray 1Illl 1857.
MASSEUSE, colored. licensed (2s09fD. de-
slres few more lady patients. McDON-
NELL. audubon $500.
RATIONAL SPECIALIST-Chronic ailments
constipation, nervousness, paralysis, rheu-
matism. stomach. 323 9th st., Brooklyn.
Call South 1881.
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OFFICE EQUIPMENT.

81 per foot for partition, s2.15 per foot rail-
ing. oak or mahogany finish; erected and
complete. Phone for representative TO show
sample. WfLKS e. HAMBURGER, 2si Hud-
son 81. Canal 1884.
FIVE flat top desks and chairs: cheap.
Call East burnside aN
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OIL lease OF 1.1o0 acres in good Kansas
field with production all around; railroad
and town site on land. fine proposition for
syndicate: own fee title and lease; Will sell
or give drilling contract. l.. l.. Mosher, Jr.,
io25 scarritt Bldg, Kansas City. Mo.
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SIMPLE, practical invention permits aero
planes safely to land upon or start from
small space like roof OF building or deck ol
ship United States patent has been allowed
and will soon be issued: about 81 900 needed
TO obtain patents in foreign Countries. to
party that will advance 81 900 ] will assign
all rights in one country. +. u. s., Box .,
Quaker Hill. Conn.
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HOUSEKEEPER.-Refi English lady,
with daughter aged 10. wishes position as
housekecper or any position OF trust: well
recommended. A a025 Herald, Herald 50
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G0VERNESS tutor, French, English
branches, excellent music; resident or visit
ing. Riverside ets4.
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LAUNDRY MACHINERY.

LAUNDRY MACHINES, four, six pockets.
two eItractors; very reasonable. Inquire
401 IL. 91st ST., or phone Lenor 1T9S
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IIoUSEWORTlER. half time. or scntleman,
apt. colorcd. references. phoi.o evenings
Morningsids 1861.
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GCvEBNEss. American. fluent French. &C..
sirea care Of child over five: interested IN
ciild's studies: Christians preferred city
references; 80 anywhere. p 2l79 Herald,
Bcrald 81.
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GOvERNESS,
French, English. music. desires position; cit,
reference. 2iss Herald, Herald 50.
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GoYERNESS. competent. French: physical,
careful charge OF children. reference. 43i
West 47th.
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HOUSEWORSER. gentleman or lady's apart
ment: neat. coIored: competent. Rhods.
40 West 10th.
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HOUSEKEEPER visiting. VIII take entire
charge of business people or small apart
ment details attended TO; by hour or day.
A 2020 Herald Hernld ga
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MISS ARLINE-NODERN dancing: spec,sl
attention beginners. 43 W. both st. TEL
Circle 1856
MISS GAYLE SHEPHERD teaches berin-
ners TO dance correctly In four private
lessons. Studio. % West 7fst. Col 1911
MIR. AND MRS. SADLER'S DANCING
ACADEMY, 21S6 Broadway. Academy 1881
Private lessons daily. Glasses every evening
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GovERNEss.
gentleman wishes 70 find situation
for his children's Eoycrness English.
speaking perfect French. music, &C..
capable OF taking full charge: under
graduate trained nurse: has an excel
lent influence over children. unmistak
ably lady a1d great help In the
household. Address Nelson Macy,
East 45th. Tel. Vanderbilt s32l.
GOVERNESS, companion, nurse. refined.
educated Netherlands young lady, 20. now
employed as governess and nurse with United
States Consuls family, returning 20 Europe
desires position with refined New York fam
ny: speaks perfect English. r. strong. has
pleasing personality. cheerful disposition and
business training; highest references. v Go3
Herald. ESQ Broadway.
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AM owner. free OF debt. large number OF
building lots near Jamaica. 4th Ward
Queens; plans completed to build sell ounga-
lows. two family houses: first mortgage
money arranged for: want partner with
$4,000 to 10000 working capital; liberal
share profits; investment secured. 1lsi
Herald Fulton st
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HOUSEkEEPER.-Wo wants situation
as housekeeper business couple or family.
AN
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kEEPER.-Refined American wo-
man would like position IN widower's
home. Address NJ. box 33. iJ7 r. 41th.
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HOUSEWOEk, colored, part Time; refer
enccs. Clements. li2 ". I3fst 81. Morn
inGsida sSff
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HOuSEWORKER, Finnish. with small baby.
wishes position. city or country: excellent
cook: excellent references Answer TO S. L..
care Mrs, Bergman, S33 9th av.