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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-01
Sales amounted to 500 900 shares.


The failure of dividend paying rails
sues was surprising in view of the ia
Norable earnings submitted by sew
eral leading systems. Foremost among
these was Union Pacific. whose net
operating revenues for January more
than doubled returns of the corre-
spending month of 1921.
Aside from the British rate. which
established a new maximum with de-
mand bills at i.43A. foreign exchanges
were subjected to further irregularlty.
Moderate reCessionS occurred in tho
French and Italian rcmittances 2nd
tho Dutch rate forfeited part of its
mittanccs were slightly higher and
above parity.
u" no main tho bond market con-
tinued it's upward movement OF the
,.... tcn weeks. after showing early
hesitation. Foreign issues continued
To feature the demand, buying embrace
ing South American as well as the
leading European offerings.
Tire new per cent. Netherlands
government loan sold at fraction
over the subscription price. but Brit
ish. French and Belgian issues were
inclined to case. presumably on profit
taking.
Los priced reorganizcd rails led the
Domestic group. investment transpor-
tstions showing little improvement
despite better earnings reported by
transcontinental roads. Local trac-
tions were firmer hut tho Liberty Sc
RIGS closed at nominal gains and losses.
Total sales, par value. aggregated
s1S,SJ0000.
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New York Produce Market
New York. Feb. q

New York, Feb. IS
WHEAT-Spot easy; No. red and
No. hard 1913; No. l Manitoba 1876
and No. mixed durum 144 i track
New York to arrive.
CORN-Spot barely steady; No. .
yellow and No. . white 79a and No. 2
mixed 20 cents i New York all rail.
OATS-Spot quiet; No. . white so
cents.
LARD-Firm; middle west 1850
1885.
BUTTER-Firm: receipts 1895:
creamery higher than extras 374m3S;
do. extras ~ score 81; firsts IS to ~
score $50 36a; state dairy finest 35I a
3Si:tpacking stock current make No. ,
2O921.
EGGS-Firm: receipts 1886: state
and nearby gathered browns and mix
ed colors firsts TO extras 29@32.
POTATOES-Weak; Maine $50 lbs
36b a 42o; state $50 lbs. $50 a 400; Long
Island barrel 450G $40; >sweets Jersey
basket 1006275.
BBAGES-Steady at 225 per bag;
red barrel 425G475.
The raw sugar market was firm and
unchanged today. Cuban WIS quoted
at "a cost and freight equal to 1913
for catrifugal, while Porto Rican sold
at 3.N. There We're sales of $1,000
bags of Cuban for prompt and March
cos afloat to local refiners at the
above prices.
There was only a moderate trade in
raw sugar futures and prices fluctu-
atcd within range of two to three
points. Final prices were unchanged
to one point net lower. March closed
at 2:22. Nav at 2.42 July 2.61 and Sep,
tembcr 2.75.
There were no changes in refined
sugar and only moderate demand.
Prices were listed at $40 for fine gran
ulated.
There were sales OF two lots of Nav
in refined futr~cs at $40. an adyar.,
Of 10 points from the previous day.
Final prices were unchanged to 10
points net higher with March at $50.
May $40 and July 5.S5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-01
Yukon Silver Tide
Is Steadily Rising

Dawson, Y. r., Feb. 2S-(By Cana
dian Press)-Yukon's great silver
tide is steadily rising and the Klon-
dixie continues the banner gold pro-
ducing camp OF the entire Northland,
says 3s-page special edition of the
Dawson Daily News.
Silver mining has progressed at an
astonishing rate in the last two years.
Fifteen hundred mines, a large pro-
portion Of which are producing have
been staked. The fields have been
covered by companies that hold most
OF the big producing claims and are
pushing their development. A year
ago, the Yukon Gold Co. was the on
ly large organization engaged in
quartz mining and exploration at Ma
yo, but since then two well-known
American companies have obtained
control of many claims which large
crews are now developing.
The most notable strike on Keno
Hill was the finding Of the lode on
the west end. or McQueston slope.
The finding of this rich mine was ac-
cidental as In the case Of 4 great
many mineral discoveries. A buck
board carrying two men skidded
down a slippery embankment and
turned up piece of float which told
the story. The ore assays from 400
to 500 ounces to the ton. :.
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Heavy Investments
In Lead Expected
But the Secret?

Iowa City, Ia. Feb. cs-The recent
claim attributed to German chem
list that he had perfected a process
for making gold from other metals
has brought forth a statement from
DR.. Charles r. Keyes, Des Moines
geologist. that DR.. Gustavus
Hinrichs of the faculty OF the
University of Iowa demonstrated in
1888 that lead could be changed into
gold by removing two atoms of the
lead molecule.
DR.. Keyes states that the problem
was worked out mathematically by
DR.. Hinrichs and that at later time
the success of the project was actu-
ally demonstrated. 1t vas found
however. DR.. keyes states, that the
process was so co-1y that the artifi-
cial gold was much more expensive
than natural geld. a.-s.'2 e4s.s
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per head: medium drafters 1900 to
1900 lbs. at 1925 to $275: farm chunks,
mostly fresh horses, sold at $350 to
$3.50 per pair, with singles at sl7s tn
$250; wagon and express horses. 1870
to 1900 lbs. at $3.50 to s225: good &C.
climated horses 1900 to 1900 lbs. at
T25 to $25o; blemished seconds ;25
10 500.
j. c. Keith sold at his Brighton sta
bles seven carloads of green western
horses and 80 seconds. There was ,ot
az good demand as week ago. but
all the horses were sold. but at
little lower average. This week there
will be on sale 10 carloads of green
horses, number of saddle horses AL
a small number of seconds.
William Hurwitz sold at his Port
land street stables two carloads OF
fresh country horses. weighing up to
1900 lbs. and selling up to $235 per
head. There were about 50 seconds.
This week there will he two carloads
rf fresh country. horses and 100 ae-
climated. which Will inclufe two car
loads Of wood horses and some from
the ice companies.
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The aggregate or livestock at
Brighton. Watertown and tn" local
This week: cattle 1880, sheep 1921.
calves $40 hogs 1910.
Last week: Cattle 1906, sheep F42,
calves 3437. hogs 1928. .
One year ago: Cattle 1915, sheep
$40, calves 1852. hogs 1929.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle SO. sheep Is, calves AT, hogs
20.
TONE OF THE MARKET
The market for beef cattle showed
quite a little improvement, although
there was slight change in prices
Sales were effected. however, with
much greater ease. Choice heavy OK
en- and steers ranged from 5a@6ac,
good average cattle 42M52c and poor
and ordinary 3s@4Sc. The best. heavy
cows and heifers sold at 4265sc, and
an occasionally fancy animal brought
more. Good quality cows ranged
from 3l@4ac, poor and ordinary 2l1
Sic, bolognas and Gamers 15@2lc.
Bulls were in quite good supply at
3@4ac. One choice heavy Holstein
bull sold at &c. but this was excep-
tional.
Veal calves sold quite we'll at the
previous range. with offerings heavy.
but not of high average quality.
Choice veals sold at s@11c, and aver
age calves at 50sc.
Hogs continued in active demand
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Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET


View York, Feb. ga sharp &C.
cline 100 tho volume and scope of OPP
'ufirns compared with recent active
trH"..H- and tovurrcnt pressure against
'Y.H.U IhIe issues, were the outstand-
me- textures 81 todnys stock market.
Dealings were OF a profession !
't.iat'rf especially in tho food, to-
lA..' and motor shares, Tho uneven
'.0f., 81 substantial or investment
Issues in tho face az further bidding up
tf .IrDuRtive stocks suggested proht
lae.nr hY pools.
NHfIu'a strengthened in snticipa-
i"r af President iiardings ship sub
s'. u'ssaE" To Congress. Stcels I'M.
lf"' .d ON the pronounced increase OF
W".I.fion reported bV the United
slffs steel Corporation.
IH" E'neral list was ut best price
.eN'.7 100 tho mat hour, regardless OF
'h" r.-s in call money from Al 10 %
l"r ont and the passing OF the quar-
'trf dividend on United Retail stores.
bethlehem. cruClhle and United
N'1f,. strcls. Chandler. Studehaker
f"f 'rr''- Arrow preferred, American
Rrl Baldwin Locomotives and soveral
ot no oils finished at gains OF Ia -
i'.'ie Among rails the investment
's..1 shaved little change. cut
Missouri Pacific common md 80
iur'd, Rock Island and Pcre Mar.
lVrt'" were actively accumulate, 49,
fr 'n" tn almost three points.
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Chicago Cattle Market

chicago. Feb. IS.
CATTIE-Receipts 1000; beef
steers uneven, about steady with yes
terday's close. or weak to - under
general selling that day; top 800,
weight 1910 pounds; bulk beef steers
740T 500; she stock and stockers and
feeders steady; bulls slow; calves
steady to strong. quality considered;
bulk fat she stock 460m615; buck
stockers and feeders 656m150; bulk
vealcrs 1850 a 1850; packer top 1900.
HOGS-Receipts $4,000: mostly 3 10
10 higher than Mondays average; close
slow: shippers bought about $500:
holdover moderately liberal. 1885 paid
for 81 hogs; practical top 1870; bulk
1890 n II %: pigs steady to % cents
higher; bulk desirable 100 to 800
Founders 1925 a 1860.
SHEEP-Rcceipts $4,000; fat sheep
steady: fat lambs mostly % lower;
spots so lower; fat lambs top 1865:
bulk 15ooM | $40: top shorn lambs 1900:
top wooded yearlings 1875; top wooded
ewes 900; shorn 775.
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WANTED
Young Lady for Office Work
Write to
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~ L. D' JOURNAL
feb2Sd:t
StrOut's
FARMS
New Catalog

1llustratcd-flied with government sta-
tisticS and describing l2a0 farm bargains
now offered by an Organization which in
the II years of its existence has sold
over 10000 improved farms through ortt
the 5S states and tauadian provinces
where 1t maintains branches. Farms on
easy terms with stock. tools furniture
ready for the springs planting. Offering
pleasant. self-supportlng homes. steady
jobs and bright futures. on page ~ yor
viii read how s""O gets q 6"-acre farm
on improved road. with cows. poultry,
tools. furniture included; room house
1l2-acre farm with horses 10 cnttic.
poultry, tools crops, estimated 100, O0J
IT. timber; 200-hhl. apple orchard: g
room house. soft. barn, poultry house.
only $500 part cash. Page 81 tells
about 2i0-acre farm secured with S.01;
IJ-roont house. 3 barns horses. 1t cows
and calves, poultry. tools, etc. all for
$3.50. Then on page Is notice the eio-
acre farm in famous farming distr,"t.
cuts over so tons hay. grows alfalfa: lots
fruit: equipped sugar bush; y story bri-IS
house overlooking village. 100-ft. hase-
ment barn; stable. etc, horses IL cows
and heifers, cream separator. full Inn
PIGMENTS included. $500 for all. only
$1,000 needed. fruit. truck poultry. grain.
cotton. stock, dairy and general farms to
ever offered for first payments of $500
and less. This hook has an enormous in
ternational circulation and you can't ar
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copy now. You can save time and money
through our helpful coast to- coast service.
Write today. STROUT FARM AGENCY,
2S4-P, Water St. Augusta. Me.
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at still higher range of prices.
While receipts at the packing houses
were only moderate, offerings at the
yards were heavier ttan usual. All
were taken promptly. Live hogs sell
at 1910 lie and dressed hogs at
13i@14.c.
Sheep and lambs showed no change.
Very few were seen Mt the yards. and
the market was dall. Sheep, "A &c,
and lambs sale.
Offerings Of mi1ch COWS were light
and the demand was quiet at the
previous range of prices. Only the
best cows are wanted. For these the
market ranges from s10O@15O, with
good average cows $S00 100 and poor
and ordinary $35@60 each. Young
stock bull range from S20G35.
The live poultry marFet was steady
with fowl 3O@32c, chicken Esq soc.
and old ROSTERS 1S@ 2Cc.
TUESDAY BRIGHTON SALES.
Beef Cattlc-Otis ii. Forbush sold
] COW 6lc and 81 off, cow $50 lbs ut
4lc, . cows 2020 lbs at SAC. l COW 1000
his at 2ac and 81 on, l COW 500 lbs at
21c. c. A. Reed, Agt. sold bull
1000 lbs at 4c, l COW $40 lbs at 4c,
cow $50 lbs at 3ic, ! COW $50 lbs at
esc. Gamers at 23c. J. d. Neylon
sold l bull at &c. cows 1900 lbs at
&c and / COW 40 lbs at &c.
Veal Calves-F. NJ. Dana sold 20
calves at &c. J. ID. Neylon sold 6
calves $50 lbs at &c. p. Simon sold
calves 7e0 lbs at Sc. Otis II. Forbush
sold calf 80 lbs at 1Oc.
Hogs-P. Simon sold IS hogs 5000
lbs at 11sc. F.; NJ. Dana sold 4 hogs
at collie.
Mich Cows. D. Neylon sold
mixers at av $40 each.
HORSE MARKET.
Boston. Feb. 2s.-The holiday COM
ing on the regular day Of the weekly
auction. together with the fact rha.
the day was stormy. broke into the
trade ant fewer buyers were out. but
the retail business was as good as in
the previous week. Prices suffered
somewhat at the auctions. as the sup
ply Of green western horses was the
largest that has been offered for long
time. There were not many Of the
extra heavy horses offered, but of
horses Weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
there was a plentiful supply and they
sold both In singles and in pairs
There were a few saddle horses on
sale. but the demand was not urgent
at this season. Amongst the seconds
was a number OF wood horses, and
these were taken quickly. averaging
about 800 per head.
Good quality heavy green drafters, !
1850 to 1900 lbs. sold at }275 to $3.50
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GERRISH & SMITH
IS Silver Street, WateryiIIe, Maine

NAANANA0AA X 0AVAA i
IS Silver Street, WaterviIIe, Maine
A LIVE CONCERN always looking
for business.
We can quickly turn into CASH
Stocks of Goods also store Fixtures
We buy and sell ANYTHING and
ETER Z 81, G us FIRST;
ST., Waterville, Maine. Tel. 400.
Weekly Sales Bulletin.
For Sale-Drug Store. Complete. In
GLIDING Stock and Fixtures Must he
moved at once to settle estate. FIX
lures include Plate Glass Showcases,
Carved Counters. Electric Cash Regis
ter. Fireproof Safe, Shelving, Bottles.
Prescription Case. Scales. also a fresh
stock of Drugs and Sundries.
Bakery for Sale-Now doing good
business, owners i'll health reason for
selling. Ep-tO-date and complete in
every detail. Must be sold as one
unit. not divided. This is a real trad de-,
as the low price will sell it quickly.
shown by appointment.
Another Drug Store Bargain-1O II.
Onyx tlate stylc) American Sofia
Fountain. including Back Par with
large Plate Glass Mirror (cost over
$4,000 with entire Fountain equip
ment. Carbonator. Ice Cream Cabinet.
Display BOTTLES. etc. Must be sold ut
once AS Store is to be rented for other
business. Shown by appointment.
List of Few Of the Bargains at
our store:
Combination Electric Royal Meat and
Coffee Grinder, on Floor Pedestal.
guaranteed Condition. price SIPS.
Some Bargain
Brunswick 0ull size) Pool Table
(4aXD. States in nice condition with
Cues. Balls, etc. Price $1l5 delivered
and set up or $l06 +. O. b. Watervilie.
Fireproof Safe-4 1T. high--with
burglar Proof Chest in Bottom. suit
able for jewelers. or Post Office use. A
rare, Bargain.
oak Flat Top Desk with Swivel
Oak ncll Top Desk (small-for
ss !: C. Smith oe'ui'o Typewriter
National Cash Register. s45.
81 TT Plate Top Counter show Case.
IT: al Plate Glass Counter Show
Case. $25.
ai-inch high Eireproof safe-new
condition. S15.
So.
Dayton Candy Scale ID. to 10 h.,
Richmond Hotel Range-double Door
oven. SIS.
Royal Electric Coffee Mill (Counter).
$40.
Barrel $50 gal) Outside Yellow
Paint. SIS.
Display Fish Box-Double Glass
Top. s45.
Aeloian Piano Plsyer-with % rolls.
SIS.
Cote Piano-nice tone and case. s115.
All goods shipped on guarantee and
inspection. Terms if desired.
Gerrish & Smith. No. Is Silver ST.
Watervillc. Maine.
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New York Money Market

New York. Feb. %.
Foreign exchange steady.
Great Britain. demand 4.43. cables
4.44. 60-day bills on banks 4.40s.
France. demand 9.17, cables STA.
Italy, demand 5.Sda. cables 5.31.
Belgium, demand S.70a. cables ST..
Germany, demand .43E, cables .435.
Holland, demand 1885, cables $3.50,
Norway, demand 1920.
Sweden. demand $3.50.
Denmark. demand 21.1o.
Switzerland demand 1850.
Spain, demand 1900.
Greece, demand $50.
Czecho- Slovakia. demand 1.79.
Argentine demand 3637.
Brazil. demand 1915.
Montreal, .97S
Cali money firmer: high 81. low 81.
ruling rate ~. closing bid II, offered
at IL. last loan 81.
Cali loans against acceptances ~.
Time loans firm; so days. 80 DAYS
and six months 4i95.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Feb 49,
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 133d14.
BuTTER-Extras S79a7i; hrsts 33I
@3sA.
frsts 20@21.
CORNING. 2 yellow S2ms3.
EGGS-Nearby hennc-y 3SG39;
western extras 35@36.
FLOUR-Spring patents. 18Th.
sacks. special short $50 q 9S5; standard
S25 $3.50.
HAY-No. 2 timothy oS629.
LAMB-Spring 2763O.
OATS--Fancy 40 pounds 66IS1.
PORk-Medium backs s57542675.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Feb. rs.
Wheat averaged higher in price to-
day for May delivery but lower for
July. An advance in Liverpool quota
tons affected May, whereas snow
storms in the domestic winter crop ter
ritory Influenced July. The market
closed unsettled at IL net decline to
gain with May 1.47E to 1.47s ami
July 1.24a to 1.24i. Corn finished UNI
changed to higher. oats off J to ad-
vance, and provisions up 5 to 40 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-03-01

POTATOES-Grecn Mountains 1850
zoo per hundred pounds.
SUGAR-American Sugar Refinery
quotes $40 cents in hundred barrel
lots less per cent. for cash.
NEAII-106r24
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Prime mercantile paper 4sG5.

ANN. T. & T. cv. 6s
AtchiSon gen. As ..............
+. & Q. CIV. AIS
Central Leather SIS ...........
c., r. l. & L. fdg. As ..........
Int. MGR. Mar. 6s .............
New York Central 6s ..........
PENNSYLVANIA gen. AS ........
Reading As
Southern Railway IS ..........
Union Pacific As .........,,
L. S. Steel ref. IS .,...,,.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
kENNEEEC JOURNAL
indsssd For ouich 1sfsrsacs
LIle RATES PeR DAY

:. Sla~sined Advertisements that are
s.eph"ned TO The kennsbec Journal
sua,.o ss.ssp'ea ~ me cnsrsc s. 49,
~ 20 accepted at full payment y
snsred ~ the Journal once within
AFTER any such ad 10 drst printed
~ he rRper. otherwise the cost ~
We chRrge rates quoted above will BE-
'olected by messenger.
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Boston Live Stock Market Re.
port

Especially Reported for the Kennebec
Journal.)
Stock Yards, Feb. IS.
MAINE
At Brighton.
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GlIf.. For homework and care Of
O." .drTu. III kenncbec journal.
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nOt;--A very handsome and highly
. bred pure white English bull terrier
dog mike" years old: ears and
tail perfectly locked; $40. Phone
Roadield Pa. Sam W. Patterson,
MaranaCook Nc
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Horses, Cattle, Vehicles

CHESTNUT HORSE-9 years old;
weight 1913: nice driver. Also har-
ness and sleigh. 16 Mt. Vernon street,
Gardiner
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FINANCIAL
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

COLLIE.-Handsom collie pct. good
watch dog or will trade for any dog
that will hunt. a. w. Murray. Wind
sOrVille Me
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wat do you want? Read the want
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iIEl For general homework. state
gee wanted. and enclose references.
NrHs W. f." care Journal
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Want Ads will tell you where TO secure
bargains listed under specials at the
Stores" on the classified page.
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MERCHANDISE

STOVE Woodbury., hard stove wood:
seasoned under cover. Just a few
cords left. A. c. jackson. f. VIM
1hrOn. Tel 22-21
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Household Goods

RARG AINS-On second hand furnish
ings. 2 roll top desks, fiat top
desks, oak buffet. sideboards. black
walnut marble top sidcboard. drop
head Singer sewing machines. hall
tree. Augusta Furniture Co.. lib Wa
ter ST Tel 596-W
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INDIAN BASkETS-Made by real
Maine Iniuns. for shopping purposes
at F'ifield Bros Co, OPP. depot.
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WOOD-F'irst class dry hard and green
hard wood. Delivered. Prices reason
able. Tel 143-R. A. c. Mclaughlin
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AUTOMOBILES
BUSINESS SERVICE


TrrCINL OFFER-In our develop
.e a.d printing picture depart.
rrf wp arc making n SDcc ial
s0.r fur March. Send us one
~ moro rolls for printing, or
vrItr for our special offer and II will
10 mo- .cd YOU Mcrrilrs Augusta
lower shop
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sified Mares
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Warted-eusiness Service 8
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted--Fcmale

CAPABLE WONAN-For houscwort
and nursing IL necessary. Write
NJ y ~ Nckcchnic. Il /. Fairfield
Glrl.-pf woman to help with light
EnIfrWnrk ia small family. NJ
vH-hlnEs or heavy work Middle
arlH woman preferred Address II.
- N L. SrMnll 81 Tcl 91o.W
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

MAN. wife and year old daughter would
consider renting bungalow In Neponsit or
Belle Harbor, one month, either July or
August. Replies treated confidential. +. A.,
Box 219s. Herald. Herald SO.
WILL LEASE summer bungalow type house
on lake In mountains. New York or New
England State: summer months. Write Civ
ing description OF property, rental for season.
transportation facilities and what amuSe-
ments the place offers. It. L.. Box " PISA
Herald. Herald SO.
YOU COULD BRING HAPPINESS.
Will some charitable person donate the use
Of small house for the summer. possibly
the seashore. that we may send our poor
orphaned children away for breath of
fresh air? Secretary. Eldridge Street Day
Nursery, 22T Eidridge ST.. N. Y. O.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET.

FACTORY BUILD1NG-Heavy. slow burning
construction 50xi00; $4,000 81. n also
Riker and Steinway avs, l.. I. City; easy
terms; prompt possession.
LEWIS, THOMPSON 2 co, INC,
4pth and Botanic av., Philadelphia, Pa, or
NORMAN 4. MOORE. ~ Vest Azth ste M X.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THIS column there are a largo number Of
desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
ment under the heading Country Board
Wanted" will bring many inquiries from peo-
pie who are seeking paying guests. Phone
ad to Worth 10000.
The New York herald., 1922-05-25
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

New Jersey-Sale or Let.
SAVE 20T
BY Building Your Own Home
at Colonia Hills, N. j.. under
THE COLONIA HILLS PLAN
(Originated JAM. 1921
With its EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS to
fit any pocketbook $25 Starts You.
Information this Plan Is Free.
COLONIA BLDG. & DEV. co. dept. H.),
223 West 33d ST.. New York city.
Phone Longacre 1928.
$12. 900. to close estate; water front on
Shrewsbury River. at Rumson; sandy
beach: S31330; fourteen room house; Inn
provements. BRETTELL, Executor. 1874 East
123d ST ipssss AsS 4 s3G