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The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-02
GIRL STAR
 IS FOUND IN
 TENNIS RANKS

GIRL-PAGE FIVE ....... ........SA- ....
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 3. - Helen Jacobs, of San Francisco, IA years old, is being hailed by tennis experts of the Bay region as a potential tennis champion. Their views were expressed after they saw her this mopth reach the semi-finals in the junior girls national hard court championship.
 It was the first tournament in which the diminutive racquet wielder had participated and she took three games in each set from young wo- man who because of age was playing for the last time as junior.
 Miss Jacobs untrained play dem onstrated that she has the makings of star. Her first service is man-like and she now will be coached for ac- curacy so that she will not soften hay second service. Her fore hand drive has the speed of veteran but her back hand stroke and her stance on the court can be perfected.
 Her mental attitude on the court even when the score is in favor of her opponent is what the experts say will carry her through to high honors The girl does not know what "pat" game is and even when she has, but one point more to obtain to win game she does not play safe but tries for kill which will be a winning shot. \
 Dr. c. A. Wills, father and first coach of Helen Wills, nationally known as the best girl player, witnessed two matches in which Miss Jacobs played and predicted great things fo: ner. Heads Of two tennis clubs in the Bay section have offered to see that Miss Jacobs gets the right kind of practice in order that she can de- velop her latent ability.
 Miss Jacobs was "discovered' by Mrs. Blanche K. Ashbaugh, San Fran cisco tennis player and wife of San Francisco newspaperman. Mrs. Ash- laugh saw possibilities in the girl ana endeavored to interest Miss Jacobs parents. They thought her too mex ~erionced to accomplish anything n the national ourrament but Mrs. As'- hauvh thought otherwise and arranged for Miss Jacobs entrance in the com petition.
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WARNING

Blasting is now in progress on the line of the road being constructed along the shore of Eyak Lake. The contractors will take every precau- tion to warn the public when blast is about to be fired. Red flags will be displayed on each side of the blast in as conspicuous places as possible. The general public is asked to cooper ate for the safety of all concerned by keeping a lookout for these danger signals and by keeping considerable distance from taat shore of the lake when boating.
 SEEMS & CARLSON, Contractors.
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This couple, it seems, delighted in entertaining, but for some reason the lady of the house was not very efficient as cook or overseer.
 One evening when Ellis and the parents of the youngster were at dinner with the aforementioned couple the meat course had just been brought in.
 After the first bite, the youngester was heard in a loud voice aside to his mother: "Oh, look mamma, daddy was right. He said that we would have chicken half done"
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IN THE UNITED STATES COMMIS- SIONER'S COURT IN AND FOR CORDOVA PRECINCT, TERRI TORY OF ALASKA.
 (In Probate) In the Matter of the Estate of w. B. Townsend, Deceased
 NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
 FINAL ACCOUNT
 Notice is hereby given that H. B. Wolking, the administrator of the es- tate of w. E. Townsend, deceased, has rendered and presented for settlement and filed in said above named court his final account of his administration of said estate, and that Thursday. the 10 o'clock A. M., at the office of the United States Commissioner, and ex- officio Probate Judge. Cordova Pre- cinct, has been duly appointed by the Judge of said court for the settlement of said account and for the final clos ing up of the affairs of said estate, at which time and place any person interested in said estate may appear and file exception in writing to the said account and contest the same. Dated at Cordova, Alaska, the 26th day of September, 1922
 A. J. ADAMS.
 United States Commission
 CT and ex-Officio Probate
 Judge.
 FRANK H. FOSTER, Attorney for Administrator. Cordova, Alaska. First publication. Sept 2S, 1922.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

IN THE UNITED STATES COMMJS- SlONER'S COURT FOR CORDOVA PRECINCT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA.
 In Probate) Tn the Matter of the Estate of John Ness, Deceased.
 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby given by the un- dersgned administrator of the estate John Ness, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons hay Ing claims against the said de- ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within six months after the first publication of this no tlce to the said administrator at the office of F. H. Foster, Attorney, at Cordova, Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of the bust ness of said estate.
 HANS M. OLSON.
 Administrator of the Els. ... tate of John Ness, De-
 ceased flrst publication, Sept. 20, 1922 Last publication, Oct. 25, 1922. FRANK H. FOSTER, Attorney for Administrator, Cordova Alaska.
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And if you are looking for an inn possible task, just try to convince a woman she is wrong when she knows she is.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-10-02

Jack-How shall I sign this letter? Jim-Sign it "B. V. D.''-That gets closest to them.
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"I don't care to keep that school girl complexion" said the young man as he dusted off his lapel.
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condition of the ground. In the early days of mining the ground was thawed by the primitive method of building wood fires on the surface, at the bottom of a shaft, or at the face of a drift. Although this method was slow and costly, more effective one was not discovered until about 1898, when it was noticed that the steam es- caping from the exhaust of a hoisting engine had thawed hole in the solid muck Further experiments followed, and the direct application of steam through points proved so effective that it became the chief method adopted in thawing many millions of cubic yards of gravel for drift, surface mining and dredging operations.
 "Tests with hot-water thawing were made at different times. Experiments indicated that ground could be thawed by this method, but in comparison with steam thawing the latter was general ly found more effective. At all events, no extensive thawing with hot water was ever done.
 HEAVY YARDAGE MOVED
 "In all many millions of cubic yards of frozen ground have been mined in the northern fields of Alaska and the Yukon Territory, as well as Siberia, by using various methods to soften or thaw the gravel The most satisfac- tory method developed was thawing with steam points This method, how ever, proved slow and costly under the most efficient management, it's cost amounting in general to about 40 per cent of the total cost of mining and
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at some mines to perhaps 70 to 80 per cent. The high cost of thawing required that the gravel mined con- tain much higher gold content than grade ground in the frozen areas.
 where thawing was unnecessary, and prevented the working of the lower grode ground in the frozen areas.
 "The working of most of the deeper frozen or partly frozen ground seemed economically impossible except where drift mining would be profitable A North have attracted mining men be- cause of the high gold content as con- pared to dredgable areas of unfrozen ground in other districts. Little at tempt to work much of this gravel has been made until recently, however, as no cheap method of thawing was known. Experiments have been made from time to time since the beginning of placer mining in the Far North with the purpose of developing a more eff ficient method of thawing the frozen ground, and the files of the Patent Office show drawings of some peculiar machines designed for that purpose.
 NEW METHOD STARTED
 About 1915 and 1917, different per sons started experiments on an entire ly new plan for thaWing the frozen gravel. Water at the natural summer temperature was applied by drilling holes through the frozen muck and gravel to bedrock and the water was allowed to find it's way through the gravel back to the surface This water was taken from surface ditches, or
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PANDG THE WHITE NAPHTHA
 SOAP

4 neaU-adea soap aDath do1- ble cleansang power.
 Aricher-sudsing soap that saves your time, your strength, and the things it cleans because it com- bines the good qualities of the best white laundry soap and quick-action naphtha soap. Moves the stubbornest dirt at a touch. Works in any water. Washes clothes without boiling if you wish. Use it for every thing. You'll like the clean smell, it's amazing speed, and the shining cleanliness that follows its use. Let 1t start help ing you today.
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Connecticut

rooms; all improvements exclusive
neighborhood; IL minutes from station;
ono OF the wealthieHt towns in Connect
cut. Be minutes from New York; plot,
60xI6O: beautiful lawns and shrubs; can
be converted into two-family house. Price.
$4,000; liberal terms
5-ACFsE ESTATE AT GREEN'S FARMS,
bordering on Long Island Sound, modern
hppee all improvements; two car garage
+ minutes from express stationi committing
distance; $4,000; reasonable terms.
GROOM HOUSE; ALL ROVEMENTs;
plot eDxl25 bordering on Long Island
Sound Sc minutes from New York; $4,000;
cash $500 for quick sale.
CLARK MAYs-DAvIDGE, INC,
"a Park Row. Stamford. Conn.
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NEW HOUSE, exceptional value, deserip-
ton mailed. Hall lsb Lee av.; Yonlzers
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REAL rsrsArEe-sALE or RENT


INVESTIGATE THIS NICE rsfTTLE
H9MI5---Two new hosisas both wonder
fui values; only 80 minutes from Hudaon
Terminal. in ono OF the finest suburbs In
Ncw Jersey, well built on large plots; all
improvements prices $1,000 and sa,h0e;
several beautiful plots at $40 front foot,
fully improved water, gas, electricity.
curha. cutters, sidewalks, few choice To-
catinna now available. small payment Sc
cures plot, we VIII finance and build your
home on easy terms. Fof particulars call
write, phone FRANK MILLER. 10 Park
Row Barclay S6S5.
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Five Rooms

Chestnut St. 100. $1,000
Chas e. Rousek, $50 Main st.
Park Ave, 458 $1,000
chas. Z. Rousek, 1886 Main St.
Park Ave, 329. sl3s0-s1,440
A. Mulianey, 1928 Park AV., f. Orange
Prospect ST., IT. $1,000.
chas d. Rouseis. 3ae Main st.
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Y New jersey
SOUTH ORANGE

SOUTH GRANGE MOUNTAIN STATION.
Select Aiontrose Section
to Minutes from Station.
z rooms and bath. / car garage.
S14.50e.
rooms and baths, 2 car garage.
$21.5G0.
CHAs. n. PIPER,
i4s Montrose Ave. Pn sol, Sonth Orange
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1bhAt, suburban home for moderate sized
IalillH OIL refinement; secure title to and
occupy at once lhis quaint Colonial home
located IN a celebrated suburban residential
svetsonA near New York City, where the
desires OF the neghboring families as "a
1he personality of the buyer receive first
remuneration on payment of 81 500, bail
aHce OF $500 on long time. easy payment
lnoftgages; the lot fronts 100 It. ON the
street ana the house isgsurrounded by sew
eral shading oaks, contains 10 rooms and
baths and wide yeranda; the elevation
IS over 100 IT.; it is within walking dis
lance OF the railroad express station on
the me best committing road out of New York
lily, and is offered complete with no ex
lras; there are over 400 commuters from
this section now; bathing, boating, skating
go o, TENNIS anG country clubs are avail
9 ~. ~, together with fine schools churches
adadi place for children; your reply viii
receive :, personal, confidential and courteous
attention. Immediate Box e 216. Tribune
iaf Nassau Street y. Y city
FREE list of houses for sale ana ,.r+
Write VAN WRINKLE CO.. Rutherford. Nj.
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THE TEA INN
!. 0R RIO ARnINfI IIOIISE EARN

OR BOARDING HOUSE FARM
s5 mites from N. = c.. along a heavily
Travelled lnacadam road; 10 minutes' walk
10 station; 80 acres fortile land, abundance
fruit. il-roofn dwelling. with improve
rnents; 6-csr garage, barns poultry houses
2 trout brooks, atock. equipment and crops;
all for S7,eNe Terms. Watson Rinehart
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RI.ssOMEYELD

IL Too1ais and bath, gas md sIectr9afty
oT,a f,T ss hardwood aeors Throughout
rssldsntsai sections, MINUTES frn,,' 80
hilg " rlInltes from ~.
s " Address Owner. Sc aiosaaron ~
Isioouansla = 7. Eelspncne. slll
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MINEoLA

isn1Ch. seven rooms built-in garage. Mot
s5xIIs at $4,000 brick and single q
siucco, new. 7 rooms, plot 5gyaos ~ "a ssna
IN, iae aeoae properties are something excep.
uanai, with every Improvement. Tsaparf
Bga'sor@ opposite II. n, station Mirleola
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PLAISFIELD
pr AryFgatir,.n,I

yf,sp1-7-Well arranged and con,
sirqcted s-roem house and garage
MI condition; house has ali mod
efn improvements. incsuding hot
water heat, psrquet floors fulsy
improved: plot aSxi50. yrs 4
11sAItGAIN. =
y "a: SCHWARTZ. RssAIsToR.
'aecock Bldg. Phi. 1858, Plainfieli n
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New Jersey
GLEN RIDGD. \

GLEN RIDGE, n j.
a delightful home on beautiful Ridgewood
Ave. 100 feet frontage $50 feet deep The
property is surrounded b. other large, attrac-
tive homes.
The house (S0x70 feetl has wide veranaas
and southern exposure. On the ground floor
there is large reception hall a library, a
music room, a nursery with layatoFy, a din
Ing. room. buffers pantry and Kitchen Cellar,
is large and dry. With laundry, toilet and hot
water heating system
The second floor has four masters rooms
with two baths Also two servants rooms
and bath. The third floor is not divided into
fopms and offers a. fine play floor for children
on rainy days 1T desired ii can easily be
divided into four or more rooms, House has
chartered oak trim and finish throughout
Electric lights. There is a garage for three
ears, with second floor containing five rooms
ana bath for chauffeur's family
fhis place IS particularly attractive for
FAMILY with children; Glen Ridge has the
hnest schools in the state--a primary school
TWO blocks away. Can save entire Interest
on investment in childrens tuition fees.
Glen Ridge Is committing suburb of New
York business and professional men - no
ma nu1 cturing--community store only Eff
teen miles from New York Both LaclSa-
wanna enc Erie Railroads offer prompt. rand
% minutes to Wall ST
write Owner p. O. Box 246, Glen Ridge
or phone FRANKLIN 6O15. More land can he
pairefasedy II desired Reasonable mortga ee
VIII be considered Property can 10 n,lr-
chased for less than the value of the building
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MONTCLA1R

MoNT6iEAIH. NJ. j.
$2Asos0 Colonial residence; gear gara GO.
iarEe paot Centre hail living ree,n !, i,
p l dinsng rnein tiled kifnhen. 81 ned =
rooms baths. sleeping porri,s DAN tsosrs
throughout. HI. 8. CONNOLLY a ~
oppt dsacksswallna, Mnntciair. ~
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NJ y WESTCHESTER ,Aao1a Z
EEaSHssS sss.asg SALE OR RENT MKass kMssssssa
LsRcaMoNT

elERE's AN OPPORTUNITY.
So ,paN. easy teeHtsi wall purchase coy.
attractive Colonial white ciapboard Z
rotns hot water heat; all improvements
gFWsges plot. 75x10O, in hlgh-class re-
striefed park minutes from station.
e'yner forced 10 sell; Will sacrifice below
aeiHat market value for quick sale
II u, COLLINS. u Boston Rid Phone
ga Larehniont ~ Y
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SEA cLfFr

FOR RENT Fonr-rcein furnished bpnga-
low, at Sea Cliff. T. l. Lessee lea s,Sa' :
sossas reasonable terms for balance of ss.s,
Heaver 81, New York. Phone ossI Broad.
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TO LEA Sls--N YonkeTs-on the Hudson. e-a,, /
ueman's fine IA room residence fur n
nished. beautiful acre grounds. hot water
$500 monthly. Unfurnisled residence same
description Rent $500 monthly.
beiiows d Warren, 20 Getty Square. Youkers.
.YONkE S. Exceptional two-fanily ho,xe, Of
the better class; attractive grounds con
Nentent communication. school shopping: re-
Owner. 13o Lee Ave
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RYE
FoR RENT - Eye

FOR RENT IN RYE
] have several unfuimished cottages for
rent by the year from 81 zoo to 81 500 !;
good neighborhood; warrn and comfortable
ter from SIS TO $3.50 a month
CHAS. s.. FAULKNER
Ohice Facing Rye Railroad Station
Telephone Rye 12S
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ArAnEs,ENTs no rnT---uNrunNrsHEp
> : : : = : : :
Manhattan

12 EAST t03D ST.
5000 secures 6-roonl apartment; cost
only Saa monthly on our comparative plan
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yoNKERs

Two eignt-room apartments elevator
apartment house near tilenwood station
fonkers; overlooking Hudson and Pail
sades newly decorated, exceptional; jani-
on premises ss Ravine ay.. or phone SAG
Yonkers.
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Four Rooms

Carnegie Ave, 9. $3.50
chas. b Rousek, a36 Main st.
Park Ave, 329. $1,O20-s1.2s0.
q. Mullaney S29 Park Av.. E. Orange
Park Ave, 45s $3.50
chas d. Rousek. 336 Main st.
south Mum Ave, "a s1.972.
chas. e, Rousel, S3s Main st.
South Mum Ave, "a. $1,44o
Chas, H. Rousek 1886 Main ST.
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ONLY sla naa

BEST HOUSE Ar PRICE IN LARcH-
MONT. NEARLY NEW. STUCCO: we'll
eiiig six large rooms, bath; garage; lovely
sheded piot.
0IeoTr g. EGGER.
81 East 42d., N. r. Tel Murray Hill 1926.
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Six Rooms

South Parkway. 80, s1,3SO
Chas. e. Rousek, 336 Main St.
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FOREST HILLS
FfnEar gsTsTS r.,,,,,,,, I, !,

FOKEsT HILLS fARDENs
Houses for sale, $4,000 and On ssnrars
building plots at so cents per Ia II 80 &
uE, Louis r MeGahie. sS Burns st. TsIA
.episone Boulevard 6752 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-20

TENNIS PLACE. APARTMENTS
BY STATION
Two elevators. Small snite. Large rom,
and Tea Rocms Phesns Boulevard ssas,
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FOREST NILS lGaRpKNs

New house. . rooms. 4 baths and garage.
Price reduced TO less th@n cost. Other barr
galhK VERY cheap building plots ai 70c
So ~. ana up. Houses 10 rent Louis r.
McGaSfie, S. Burns st. Tel 57s2 Boulevard
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Gates Ave- 1890.
H. 8. Connolly & Co.. Opp. Lk'w'a sta.
Midland Ave, $500.
H. $. ConnollystS Co., Opp. rs,lS,w,a sta
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Long Island

AT GREAT NECK. l.. I.
OWNER will sacrifice new 2ia story
stnccn house, with garage. rooms,
THREE BATHS and all modern cnnven-
fences; large street frontage; easy terms to
the right party.
s14AWsoN & HOBBS, le2 w. 72D ST.
WILL EXCHANGE beautiful residence ga
rage best construction; two baths, five
bedro0Els, large lans3acaped plot. thirty
minutes out for equity small modern apart
ment building. suburban or Long Island
preferred. State fUil particulars. Address
- 936 Tribune.
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Butt Err COOK, we'll recanamenaad. rlli.
pinot walters Agency. 20 West AID
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HUNTINGTON
HUNTINGTON

HUNTINGTON
Eight rooms. old Colonial house on
large pisr directly opposite park
Fiue old ffsses and shrubbery.
Owner viii sell as IN for s6,0ee or Will
painE the house ard install modern improve
ments fer $1,000. easy terms
7. EIcTS WORT, Jr., 2s f.. 10th ST., NJ y.
Tel. vanderbilt $3.50. Huntington l50.
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FREE list of houses for sale and rent 81
Write VAN WRINKLE Co. Rutherford. Nj
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TO LET from March 10. eighth floor fur.
nished apartment, Gramercy Park living
room. dining room, largs kitchen, two bed,
rooms. two baths, hall with maids resn
above: $500. Telephone Gramercy 1851
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WHITE PLAINS

New Colonial House on Corner Plot
rooms. tiled bath, shower spacious
closets book alcove, fireplace, Enclosed
porch, steam neat; fine location: price
II. l.. JUST AGENCY
Just Bldg, MARITIME Ave. White Plains
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Automobile instruction

REPAIRING, driving taught; short time:
license guaranteed. ladies, glasses: also
Ford lessons American Auto School. .2e
Lexington av
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TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND ANp RE. Id
5000 REWARD,

Positively no questions aslfad Tor return
of IaathoI dressing case xii y hTewp can
vas cover. fnarkcd III & ~, containing
keys. papers and jewelry ho&. legt IN main
waiting rooni, Pennsylvania Railroad Sta
ton, about 2;16 r. M. August 18th, w
Auty, 224 w 6Tth st.
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FOR SAIE--New houses in select neighbor-
hood near depot. ii. a. SATTITR, Har-
rison New York.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

BUTT t7SAI ! fag;--Very. neat. niea annear.
anee. exceptionally competent eonscien.
tons: spleadid references. most desira BILE
Mason's Agency, Il West ADD Mt.
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NEW ROCHELLE

NEW ROCHELLE Going to Europe !:
must seil charming 7-roon1 dwelling; all
appointments open fireplace. garage. etc.
hlehly elevated. close To station and II
bL0ck from car VIII sacrifice MT $40 onG
FREDERICK A. RELLSTAB. 81 North AN,
New Rochelle. N. z Tel 1871
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE

Ro0MY Sized BOAT: WHAT HAVE
you to offsT? s. SIS, Adolf. eos 8reae-
way.
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NEW RoCHELLE---A beautiful stacco
hosae on high ground. s rooms, baths
heated sun parlor, car garage, large plot
Si1eiee location; price asked s25, 600; make
terms; other special offerings $4,000 to
sze eco oC0NNuR REAL. ESTATE
aGENCY, 249-251 Huguenot st. Tells. s9z-
1913 New Rechelle.
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New York state

ATTRACTIVE, we'll built house garage,
beautiful grounds, scenery; committing dis
lance, desirable neighborhood; SIP 900.
Oratarpin inn, Biauyelt, II. "
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NEW HILLSIDE BUNGALOWS, garages,
all improvements; rental $400 TUNA,
20 East 33rd
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tS LIZ S2ssea cash required TO purchase
attractive seyen-room house hot water
heat, two baths two hreplaees two-car ga
rage Interesting price. Mra. Edmund
". Bodtne. AZ Main st., New Rochelle
N X. Telephone s$S.
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IsaBTIAN

AI0sG THE s0yTH SHORE
DesiYabfe Properties for sale or Tenss
Furnished Cottages
JEREMIAH RGEBINg
A9ka STRESS Xei. BahSseD a1
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Six Rooms

six Rooms
Union Street s2,10o.
H. s. Connolly & Co.. Opp. L'i,w,a sta.
Walnut Crescent 81 200
II. > Connolly & Co., Opp. IL wa Sta.
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COLONIAL RESIDENCE

RYE Country Club Menbers--.A plot 75x1o0
on Sound View ave, Rye Terrace. right
inside Of golf grounds Owner w. Kroger
1s7 Irving Ave. Portchester. 1916 w.