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New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Country Produce

ButtcrR,ceipts wcrc la.o51 pac'5er gre
crcamcry. higher than extras. ID :S,z n
s7G 'Ssrcs sec"aas s4s sc ,nwr hrs'S
~ q SIC: centralized cars On score. 3sc;
~ score. s5r a 3s,ac; IS score a4ia a
sher sis s. ts.n tn 81 ss,r"s Sao1sc 4a
score. 3aM3ahc: lrs:s. ?srf :si.c: seconds
a+6 3sc: lower grades. SO n ssc: state d.rv
nss+sc common to tar ao0 SIC: ladisS.
current MAKE. extras. 3n,s q Al: &c: nrsts
2SI arc seconds. 2s'g a &c: lower grades
p 26c: pac'tinv stock current make. No.
d Ak &c No. ? s''s Q ss': lower grades %
:, Cheeee-Receir,s we're s,s97 boxes Ncw
York state fats fresh specials. oos. a
21lae; average run. Goa colac: twins. fr.ss,
consin. fresh double dais'"s. ao,. a en%c;
single sn daisies. co'. q :1c; Young Americas
gathered, extras. dozen. 2a'- @3lc. rcrn,ur
paeksd paeked 1ats a1fs t ss ss 27@sse ressls
1rt:os regular packed. No. i. 3iis a
ar to G Choice a"d dry R'2fSs Rev Ghss
hennery whites. candled. extras. 44c: un,
c.ndlsd. extras. ssa41c: nearby candled,
merry whites. avcraro extra. s7assc: catra Ntrl
hrsts. %3p3ec: frsts asde:lc; nearby gath
cred whites. nrsts to extra hrsts, os@Ssc;
whtes.eytra hrsts as@3sAc; nrsts $50
3sc; undersrad.s. 2sGeshc; Other West,
eern and Southern. gathered whites. ESQ
Sic: nearby and nearby Western henncrv
browns extra, 3c937o: nearby brown and
mixed coiors. gathered extras, 2si4 1alc;
frsts to extra firsts ef2oc
Potafoer - Maryland. hhl. s3soRs4;
South Carolina. ,s@s3.5o: North Carolina
Dbl. s3@s+; undersrades, s1.2sa:aso
Jersey: TO lbs. c9ss5o; Long Island
obl.. $3.50: Maine. Old. I5o lbs, s275
sweets Jersey. basket. scfs2.5o; Florida
obis.. $40sit.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Fine Goods Trade
Promising Factor
For Cotton Mills
Special Dispatch TO The Tribune

NEW BEDFORD Mass, July 1.-Ail
branches of the cotton manufacturing
industry have been quiet this week,
though there has. been a substantial
amount Of trading, and this of char
acter to strengthen the optimistic
feeling that has existed in rccen,
weeks. The fine goods market has
produced the most activity. The con
tinuation Of orders in fine goods is the
most promising factor in the industry
o-day.
Despite the lull in surface activity
the textile strike in New England Is
at a crucial stage. Developments of
the next two weeks may shape the
whether the strike will be of indefinite
duration. The influence OF the use OF
inJunctions against pickoting in three
state should be at its peak then. For
the mills the injunction has been DO
tent leverage. II the operatives can
surmount it until such time AS some
weak spot in its operation is detected
they may be able to prolong the strike
without break.
The writer was in Lawrence during
the week. Frequent mention vas made
there Of continuing the strike into the
winter. That this came often as irdi-
rect comment and from persons not
parties to the strike is particularly
significant. The mills have made some
gains in Rhode Island around Paw
tuekct. but visit TO the Pawtuxct
Valley does not indicate there has
been any telling advance made.
Inc decline in the raw cotton mar
KEY this week has been accepted by the
mllls as most reassuring. For nearly
three weeks prices have been station
ery. The mills have to a certain cx-
tent wen their fight, at least tempo
rarlly, against the high price move
ment. The raw product advanced be-
yond all proportions that cloth could
in the same period and threatened TO
restrict cloth production bcycnd any
chance of profit
New Bedford did not benefit as much
by the cotton decline because of the
more extensive use Of extra staple
here. This type Of cotton is in a more
Independent position than usual. For
the longer staples. particularly inch
and fve-siXteenths. premiums as high
as cents are obtained
That the present check and reaction
on cotton prices is permanent is not
general feleing in market circles.
Crop conditions are accepted as ad-
verse. The advantages believed to
have been gained over the short crop
of last wear through the increase in
acreage and improved methods Of cu!-
tivation. made possible through more
favorable labor conditions. are seen
now to be largely offset by the boil
weevil and the heavy foods that
checked planting.
Fall River nrint cloth sales were
estimated at $4,000 to 10000 p;eces.
Inquiry has been in connection witt,
delivery for the next two months, and
the demand has been spread over most
styles. Prices have held steady. There
is scarcity in some styles and rush
orders cannot be met.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT



6eitshtful home on beautiful Ridge
wood av.: 100 feet frontage, ESQ feet deep.
The property ia surrounded by other large,
attractive homes.
The house a3ox1a feet) has wide veran-
das and southerly exposure. On the
ground socr there ia large reception
hail, library music room. nursery
with laHatory, dining room. butter 8
pantry and kitchen. Cellar is large and
dry, with laundry. toilet and hot water
heating system.
The second floor has masters rooms
with baths; also ? servants rooms and
bath. The third floor is not divided into
rooms and offers a. ine play floor for
easily be divided into four or more rooms
House has quartcred oak trim and trssh
throug hout. Electric lights There is a
garage for cars. with second foor con-
tanning rooms and bath for chauNeur's
family
This place is particularly attractive for
family with children. Glen Ridge has the
nnest schools in the state--a primary
school two blocks away. Can save entire
interest on investment IN chiidren's tuition
fees
Glen Ridse IS committing suburb Of
New York business and professional men
no manufacturing Community Store only
Fifteen miles from New York. Both I.acka.
wanna and Erie railroads offer prompt
rarid service; so minutes 20 Wall street
or phone Franklin co.'s. More land can
DO purchased II desired. Reasonable mort
gage. will be consdorc6. Property can be
purchased for less than tho value of tho
Building.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Steel Trades
Attention on
Mine Openings
Industry Expects Sewers
Large Companies to Mak.
Efforts to Resume Co.l
Operations iii Short Tim.
specto, Dispatch 10 The r,,,,,.

PITTSBURGH. July 1.-Thror..
the steel industry in the pitt
youngstown and Wheeling distriet.
interes. - now ccntcred in the ~. "
come Of efforts which il is consd..u.y
oeiieved VIII be made by certain lars.
bituminous coal mining companies me-.
"ceH. 20 resume operation Of th..
mines IN defiance Of the existing styit.
Of the United Mine Workers Of Am.s'
ca. The steel industry is vitalIy I.
tercsted. az its supply of coat is eo. =.
ing to it at an expense for minin, ,a ,ss
transportation which IS rcnec.ed Ia 4
rectly into the prices of steel conm.I ~
tiles. and is creating an ayt;s.:a,
mar<ot condition that worries tho ,,.a,
producers. ''s''
The opinion was freely exprcss.a ..
day in various steel circles. esne.;.ss
in the Youngstown district. tha. ,s..'
has been a change In the temns. ~
the striking miners since the Has.
IL. massacre. Some operators A..
the opinion that the difficulties a.
the mining companies pAo atten,, !.
operate will encounter have boa, r...
~ enlarged by the disaster a. =.
Herrin operation.
Before the murders at Horr;ns a.,
youngstown steel Official. "there ~.
a growing disposition upon the ,,.
Of the idle miners 20 accept resur. ~
ton OF mines as inevitable. and 80.
back 70 work, for the main part n.,,.
ably. Since that bloody episode sw
ever. it is reported from all fjeld, ~.
change in the temper OF ehc ne, l..
taken place and that there will !.
decidedly more opposition row IA a..
tcnpts % operate idle mines than .ss,.
would nave beer before the Her,is
killings. Newspaper nlcn. who h.v,
been out among the mines seeking :,
ascertain the disposition Of .he var.
crs. report that many Of these mo,
especially tho younger men and &,
foreigners. now think that John I
Lewis is n bigger man than the P-s.
dent Of the United States. rhey -,
reported % have stated as much s,i
20 have threatened that If mine, !.
Pennsylvania and Ohio reopened ,...
will make the Herrin massacre loo.
like motion picture stunt. conu.,si
TO what they will do % WORKERS hroues.
IN to take their places"
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
PASSAIC PARK

HOUSE OF ROOMS, screened norch
shade trees, quiet street; convenient
schools. churches. As minutes to Manhat
tan: near station; price $4,000. terns
Phone Passaic 50s-J ''
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
AIETUCHEN

FURNISHED DWELLING: NEW: eight
rooms and bath; convenient schools and
churches, handy computing to city; near
station; rent july and August. Teephone
Metuchen 16s-R H''
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

FOR RENT-Furnshed new bungalow. near
Glen Gardner, on n. ], Central Il. r..
brooks. woods. cool nights. Addrass Will
low Brook, Glen Gardner. n. j.. r. II. ID.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
SUMMER HOMES TO RENT
Now Jersey

BASS LAKE.
Bung allows. 3, and furnished rooms
rent season, month week. IN hours
Lackawanna d. Z. MILLER, Biairstown
". J.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
LARCHMONT

LARCHMONT-Here's opportunity to pur-
chase charming stucco home. rooms
baths. maids room, bath on LIST floor large
enclosed sun parlor. large sunny bed
rooms: best value in Larchmont. and must
be sold $1,000. DRIMMOND, SO Boston
Post rd Larchmont; telephone s6+, or
York office
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
REAL EsrArE-sAI.E OR RENT
New Jersey

LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME:
beautiful residential section. be
tween Montclair and Morristown:
Will sacrifice mine to effect quick
sale $4,000 down payment buys
1T; $500 remaining on mortgage
10 desirable purchaser. it's ready
to move into; almost new; on plot
Iooxlao feet. trees. flowers
shrubs. ten handsome rooms. two
tiled baths. living room % IT.
long. with huge open fireplace;
steam heat running water. electric
light. parquet floors. hardwood
trim. high In the hills. near pretty
lake; In refined, exclusive neigh
borhood, near country club.
schools churches and markets: 81
minutes on train to n. Y. City,
splendid commutation service, u.
l.. g. w. complete. beautifully
decorated. CoMMUTER. Post
or!cc Box a7s. City Kali Station.
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

INVESTIGATE THIS NICE LITTLE
HOME--Two new houses both wonder
fuI values; only 30 minutes from Hudson
Terminal IN one OF the finest suburb. in
New Jersey well built on large plots; all
improvement; prices IS 600 and S9500
several beautiful plots at $40 front foot
fully improved. water. gas. electricity
curbs cutters, sidewalks, a few choice TO-
cations now available; small payment ss-
cures plot we will finance and build your
home on easy terms. For particulars call
write, phone FRANK MILLER. 13 Parl;
Row. Barclay S6s5.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

A QUAINT little year round home Of 6
rooms and bath, by the side OF tho road
near quaint little old Fashioned town
high in the Jersey hills within easy com
n1utins distance Of Manhattan. can be pur-
chased and occupancy secured for 81 500;
balance OF So 500 on easy term mortgages
Ideal Tor young couple small "amily.
Fine residential section with ALI convent
ences for comfortable. economical living.
Grounds looxiso 1T. beautifully shaded.
Delivered ready TO move into; nothing
extra 10 buy. Monthly payments less than
rent for a small city apartment. Details
from the Owner. Post Orlce Box 1lo7.
city Hail Station, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
q WESTCHESTER l
;sasssss5E 49, SALE OR RENT 1ElAA M M
ClIAPPA0UA
RENT

s0-ROOM HOUSE, so.foot plot. close to
transit. with every modern convenience
on account Of change in business. will sell
for only $4,000. with but $4,000 cash re-
Quired: immediate occupancy. Call at Il
Oneida av Mt Vernon. phone Hll-
crest 1855.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Maine

LOVELY BUNGALOW to let. rooms; all
improvements acres land: 700 feet ele-
vation. furnished; $226. long season: teach
ers or family with children. Mrs. Rawdng.
u? Barrett st. Jamaica, l.. l. Jamaica
oS20R.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
IMPORTATION WANTED

INFORMATION wanted of the where
nbouts OF Christina A. Turner who left
her home in 1918. Communicate with
Otto Turner. A Il. 1921 st. New York City
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Irregular Prices
In Short Session
OF Curb Exchange
Industrial Shares Continue
in Demand, but Unsettle.
ment Is Apparent in Oils;
Changes Generally Small

Although prices displayed Irregular
ity at the close Of yesterdays short
session on the curb market. the tone
was generally firm and changes were
small lndustrials continued in de-
mand, while oils reflected some unset
tlop,oct
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

SOUTH ERs--2s Bruce av.. 1o-room
house. parquet floors. paror, resi-
Dental. suitable physician; garage This
s very choice location. Phone 1872.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

SO MMEk ffOMES
A. Larchmont- on Sound. only half hour
committing Beautiful private bathing
beach Office Open Sundays
MRS. c. NJ. MURDOCH,
20 Post Road. Larchmont. y. y. Tel. <26
I.AKCHMONT MANOR-To let. new.
charmingy furnished 7room house for
season 1915 monthly; airy, shaded porch;
FIVE minutes from beach; seen by appoint
lnent Phone Larchmont 50S-R. or write
IL. Z. T. Room zoos. 15 Moore ST. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
PLAINFIELD

ILAINFIELD-.l25 monthly for ii-room
corner house; select location; running
water in ca h bedroom; excellent oppor
tunity for roomiuE house.
J J SCHWARTZ, Realtor.
i J Williams. Associate.
Bsbcook Bldg, phone 2693 Plainheld, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
New Jersey

PARAMOUNT HOTEL. nttractveiy situated
on tho Heights. within 3b minutes of the
heart Of New York City; large. airy rooms
single or on suite. with bath excellent table ;
terms moderate. Inquire Paramount Hotel
Co, Hudson Boulevard. Jersey City Heights.
Phone Bergen 962
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

YEAR ROUND BUNGALOW, IS miles New
fruit trees; $6. 600 KIRK. 337 West goth st.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

STENOGRAPHER-T'o T'ouns Indy o1-c3 years
old. living in Newark or vicinity. for
position as stcnogra pher and typist; must
and be able 70 operate switchboard Apply
by letter to General Baking Co, 2iS Wav-
crly Avenue, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
MOUNT VERNON
TARRYTOWN

SALE-7-room house. all improvements
best neighborhood; immediate possession ;
splendid terms; short walk to station. etc
l. Birdsa!l Tarrytown. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
PEEKSKILL

NTNE-ROOM house; hot water heated: all
improvements; can be used for two small
families: centrally located; 5000; terms ;
also many others lor sale. a. A. CABLES
008 Raymond st. Peekskill, y. y. 907J-2
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
SITUATION WANTED FEMALE

maid Is kept; exceptional references.
Miss Hal!s Bureau. II w. 44th. Wander
bilt $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

TO LET from March 10, eighth floor fur.
nished apartment. Gramercy Park: living
room. dining room, large kitchen, two bed.
rooms. two baths. hall with maids room
above: $500. Telephone Gramercy 1881.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
MONTyALE

ATTRACTIVE modern home: large
rooms bath heat, electricity; living
room % # wide. big open fireplace; tree
covered plot 100 Il wide, fronting on pri-
vate park driveway; three minutes walk
TO station easy committing 20 \. Y. G;
high elevation, dry, bracing air; near lake
and trout streams 81. 500 cash. balance OF
$3.50 easy terms photo. DANIEL
ATKINS, Montvale, \. j.
LITTLE GEM--Bungalow rooms. I'm
provements; open fireplace: large wooded
plot; $500. photo. terms, DANIEL
ATKINS. Montvale, y j.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
UPPER MONTCLAIR

so5 600 New white Colonial center hall
plan: convenient to express station and
shopping center. contains bedrooms, 5
baths, billiard room. sun parlor. sleeping
porch, also open porch; Gear garage: plot
s5x15o Paul NJ. Fischer. $50 Bloomfield
av., phone 259I MontcIair
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
BROMFIELD

SIX ROOMS. tile bath. electric. steam.
lot 4oxl2o; open fireplace. parquet noors
screens. etc convenient to cars trains:
snap: price 5000 Boyd & Terhune. Inc,
SO Washington st. N"~''
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

MAIL CLERK and office assistant. girl
Is 10 20; high school education; men
tion age; education; salary. Address e
6S. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

COOK: thoroughly first class: experienced
manager; references Jncquih's Agency.
602 Sixth av
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
PARK RIDGE

Al PARK R1DGE-Colonial. elk rooms and
bath; heat. light: enclosed porch, varave
oullt under; ono acre grounds; 20 fun
grown fruit trees; beautiful situation; easy
ATKINS. Park Ridge n j
Bu NGALOW plots. half acre or acre
IN village with improvements; beautifui
situation with running stream; fruit trtn.
owner VIII build house TO suit easy terms
Box 235, Park Ridge " J. ans
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

KENNEBUNkPORT. Me. Summer cottage
furnished rooms and bath, eicotricitv
screen porch freplaces: near beach $500
season. l. A. TCTElLL, Kcnneounkport. Me
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
RUTHERFORD

NEW 6.ROoM HOUSE: enclosed porch
,oes,;or gas e'eotrS' tdo steam san heat ideal home
OFFICE OPEN JULY 4TH' SEE van
"INkLE CO. op. station. Rutherford. N !
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
ROCkAWAY

FOR SALE-Torr furnished bungalows
summer colony at Cedar Lake, Denville (;
al are rented, bargain for quick buSsr
AsyAtrts, kockaway. New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

PRETTY house. rooms. imp. wired for
electricity: acres fruit; garage; chicken
house: near village and trolley; $500;
terms. Chas. H Lewis. Peelistill. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

BUNGALOW for rent. Highland Lake,
Winsted. Conn: electricity. gas, water,
piano very attractive; moderate rental
MRS. w. l.. Simmons. W!nstcd Conn
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
LAKE uOPATCONG
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. lars,

BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. 7 large rooms.
bath. fireplace, wonderful veranda ga
rage motor boat. fully furnished: handy to
buses boats trains Orben, $40 Firemen's
Gl6g., Newark. y. J.
lake front, with boat and dock: spring
water; wide piazza. fireplace: water in
house: ] 900 feet elevation, cool nights.
j T Horton. 242 Bradhurst av.. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
COUNTRY BOARD

GENTLEMEN. highest references az pay
ing guests charming country home
Christian family: accessible four Rol.
courses. three minutes walk station, ten
minutes ocean. suites single rooms
sleeping porches; board optional; garage
Box G53. Elberon. n. J
EXCELLENT board farm pleasantly
situated, fruit. vegetables. milk and
eggs; double rooms, $l2; Christians. Circu-
lar. Mrs. l.. a. Church, r. +. d. No G.
Norwich. Conn. Phone Norwich 1s47
Ring u.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

TEACHER. college or normal student: en-
eTgetic, serious minded; vac cation posi-
ton. A. a. 4l5. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
CITY ISLAND

MUST be seen to be appreciated: owners
home; furnished. for balance OF season
beautiful Sound view; garage. vegeta blea
and flowers. City Island 1928.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
{ New Je1:seX; y zf:a
MONTCIAIR

BUILDER must sell desirable modern
Colonial dwelling; 7 large rooms, bath.
porches, breakfast nook, kitchen cabinet
beautifully decorated; restricted location;
garage Included; price reduced to $4,000
Gritfths, 124 Wildwood av.. Montolair,
2Sj5R.
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY: residential,
section; Colonial center hall. fine rooms,
hrep!ace, inclosed porch large plot; So 900
cash; ba lance like rent; term mortgage:
investigate. Raphaelsen IL West o2d St,
New York Riverside 6s75 evenings
MONTCLA1R-wiil sell reasonehle .,aa,n.
new Colonial house. rooms. sun porch
soiarlum: garage II wanted; open irspec-
ton sunday and Tuesday. 10 burnside st
clair. -'ioi''-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

LOST. FOUND AND REWARD
Lost Bankbooke

LoST-Bankbook No. 71.S5o. TIM New
York Savings Bank; payments stopped
finder please return to bank.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
HELP WANTED FEMALE

DlETlTlAN In hospital wishes graduate
as assistant: must have had some expe-
rience; $50 per month with maintenance.
Address y $50 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

KITCHEN GIRL to assist pantry work.
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
SITUATION WANTED MALE

BuTLER-Ens!ish: good appearing; $40;
my" mere long references Miss shea's
agency. East 4lst Murray Hi s-7I
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
RIDGEWOOD

RlDGEWCOD--Excep eptionai house. Dutch
Colonial. G rooms. tiled bath, steam
neat, every improvement, sun parlor iarga
lot, minutes depot, very desirable ,ocs
tion j. :. Mittas jr., Ridgewood. N. j
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
MAMARONECk

NEW, high class residence and garage; 8
roc.ns 2 baths, all modern Improve
!nents; beautifully decorated lawn. shrub
Mainaroneck. n Y. App,y owner n
ACAMPORA. phone Mamaroneck SOC. No
brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
HERGENFIELD

SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. all improvements
garage; close to station and school;
stricted neighborhood; wonderful! rooms
$4,000 See Mrs Berry. Bergen av., Ber-
genheld. y. J. Tel Dumont 2o0-W.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
LAKE MAHOPAC

14-ROOM HOUSE. garden 10. about l251
400; fruit, vegetables: Communication
sl+.6e, Harlem Putnam division: 2
minutes station. minutes to village
lake. churches; very healthy; beautiful
scenery. Hacker, Lake Mahopac n. Y:
phone S-R.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

PELHAM-Inspect this stucco house, best
construction; rooms. baths. all mod :
en- improvements, laundry chute: an ideal
home in wonderful location at $22 900.
DRJMMOND. 1858 Boston Post rd., Pei
ham Manor: telephone sos. or New York
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
YONKERS

TIREE-FAMILY HOUSE. $1,000 CASH
Price. s9,5o0 Two 8 rooms and bath,
ono rooms and bath, modern 2-car
garage; largo plot. lloxI25 accessible. TO
Mount Vernon and Getty Square; reached
by railroads and trolleys: location ideal
30 minutes to Grand Central.
WILLIAM RILEY. Lawyer,
3o6 Phiuipsburg Building.
Phone. YOnkcrS 256-T79.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
PELHAM

New stores with rooms and bath.
145 to $50 Fifth ave, Pelham.
Located between railroads. suitable for
the following lines of business:
SHOE. CONFECTION-
Err. FANCY DRY GOODS. MILLINER
and GROCER. Etc.
Owner premises
or Phone Hillcrest 23Sl evenings
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

FIVE Suburban home BARGAINS
SUMMIT, y. j. and VICINITY
Send for Illustrated Folder
EUGENE JORS-U. r. BECK co.
Realtors Opp. Station. Summit, n. J
Evening star., 1922-06-18

COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL w.
Thomas Shepherd. PHI. D.. pres. S06la Eye
NV. I1dv instruction; college prepara tory;
patent office: day. night: coed: moderate.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
TOURS.
ARGONAUT TOURS

Anywhere. Any time.
402 Kresge bldg, 1ltb and G.
Phone Main 6669.
NIAGARA FALLS three-day trips begin
June %. Cost S4250. Four western tours
leave July is. Gettysburg daily.
Parties forming for Niagara Thousand
Islands. June 30 July >: and New York city.
or New York Cty-Hudson River daylight
tripI. July | 4.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
BEENENERE

S. Carolina Ave- near Beach and Boardwalk.
Central to all attractions. Newly remodeied and
refurnshed throughout. Distinctively homellke.
Running Water i'm All RO0ns.
Private baths. Elevator service. Excellent
table. American and EnropeAp. plan. Moderate
rates. Ownership mangt. ESETTI BROS.
Evening star., 1922-06-18
EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH SCH00L-AMERICAN DIRECTION
SpeciaIties. sinplined phonetic instruction ana
thorough drilling in use OF verb; faris,9T SEr.pE
cent Guaranteed: coaching. Address SEINE
TARY LII S ST. NV.