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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
AMERICANISM CREED.

81 belieye in the United States OF America and the prin'
einles Of freedom. Justice, equality and humanity upon. which II
was founded and for which American patriots have gwen their
lives and fortunes. -. a. -
~ believe 1t. is my duty towards my country to love II; 70
support its constitution; to obey its laws; to respect lis nag;
and to defend it against all enemies"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

"Thc learning which thou gcitisi
by thy own observation and expert
once 10 far beyond that which thou
gcttist by preccpt; M the knowl'
edge Of a traveller exceeds that
which IL gcf ~ reading. Thomas
a'kempIa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
/ BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

A THE ONE GREAT FRIEND
- man that hath friends
H must shew himself friend.
~ ~: and there Is n friend
that sticketh closer than a BROTHER
Proverbs Is: "A.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

Moved and seconded that that
ponca City Medicine Man" who
moved his magic wand aud made
II rain be placed ON the regular
staff OF the weather department.
Unanimously carried.
As far as We are able TO deter
mine, Il ralned and turned cool
about the same time. We shall hold
that the argument between two of
our friends on this point was a tie.
Meantime, we can continue to
heartily sing the doxology. rejoic'
ing that the blessed relief finally
came
Still, we haven't built a fire In
the furnace yet and probably won't
need our oyercoat for n few days.
A big slump In business hit the
swimming pool Sunday. Still a few
Of the faithful were bold enough
TO plunge into the icy" water.
Also. the good rain will probably
enable you to get another cutting
or two of Bermuda. More business
for the man who runs the lawn
AS usual President Austin will
have ministers and others make a
Few well-chosen remarks" to the
girls at the o. c. w. opening.
These speeches grow better every
year. practice makes perfect"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS IN THE UNITED STATES.

An average OF more than one savings account Tor every iamny
IN the United States is indicated in partial data Tor the country
romoled by the Savings Bank Division OF the American BANKERS
Association. revealing over 100000 savings in the sources oil
data covered. In addition. there are at least ten million other own
ers OF savings accounts OF varied forms whose numbers cannot DC
rendered TO definite figures.
Complete data is practically impossible to obtain under pres,
ent statistical conditions in regard to savings. But even WIN an AL
figures lacking Tor the thousands OF state-chartered banks whieh
accept savings in Illinois. Missouri and twenty-three- other states
and the District OF Columbia. and with only the mutual savings
banks out of all the state banks and trust companies IN Indiana
Ohio and New Jersey included, the number Of savings accounts
reported by the Federal and State supervisors OF banks reached
a total of 266S7S5l on June 80. 1921, which is the only date
for which the statistics are available. The figures are as follows:
Mutual savings banks az states)
Other state banks Q5 states leoo1
Trust comnanics (S states)
prsv,+o L,nLs Nov York onlv) 72o6l
National banks (al states)
Total renorted -26657,83l
"Hn addition, there are millions OF savings %depositors IN the
non-reporting states above mentioned, which include not only the
south with the exception OF the Virginias, but also the great states
between the Mississippi and the Rockies except Minnesota. Fur
thermore, there are perhaps three million owners of time certlh-
Gates OF deposit which are used in place OF savings accounts III
rural sections, also the half-nilion patrons OF the postal savings
system, five million members of building and loan associations
and other millions who invest the proceeds of their thrift with lite
insurance, real estate mortgage and standard industrial and other
corporations"
The total OF savings deposits was recently reported by the saw
ings Bank Division OF the American Bankers Association as
amounting on June 80, 1921, to $l66lS,95OW.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

Experiments in heating water in
the tender by the steam from the
exhaust have been found to save
90 per cent Of fuel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
PUBLIC RECORDS


Avon u. Reich. age 20. chIckasha,
and Mildred Hay. age -. Anadarko.
Charlie chi,wood. age rs. futile.
and Elsie Richardson. age rs. futile.
q. y. Savage. %. ~chiekaaha. aud
Mrs. Myrtle Davis, age ~. Chick
asha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

~ simp says ho notices that the
water In his cistern always gets low
when II dosn't rain for a long time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

The government has built a
fence around Glacier Point. Eose-
mite Park. to keep persons from fall
ing off to the rocks 5000 feet below.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

More than 10000 world war vet
Grams have been In hospitals Of the
government during the pest year
undergoing treatment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
For county judge. y. Shelton.
For county attorney-Bon Goff.
For asscssor-L. A. Sanders.
For county olerk-w. r. Cloud.
For county trcasurer--J. u. Sparks.
For sheriff-Matt Sankey.
For district court clerk-E. G. Reg.
nolds.
For county superintendent OF pub.
lc instruction-H. 7. Allen.
For county weighor-A. Sandy
'iorton.
For Justices OF the peace. 18th
dIstrict-T. Z. Moore and II. L.
rigaby.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

1t horrhies republicans to think that Walton will receive some
support from socialists, but it didn't bother them when this same
support was going to MI. Harreld in gratitude to the latter for
voting to seat Victor Berger in congress after Berger had been
convicted of disloyalty to the government. Yes. politics is funny
business. 49,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

During the last few days the population OF Chickasha has
college girls, :"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12
A STOLEN SMILE Err TWO


The Crime Wave.
II was midnight. The policeman
observed q suspicious looking per
son prowling about a house In the
fashionable residential district OF
the city.
"lIey. youi" he accostcd him.
what you hangin' round here
for?"
The q turned weary eyes at
his qucstloncr.
I'm only waiting for the lady In
aide 10 30 10 sleep, officer" he
said. you see. she's my wife"
The philanthropic fndy was going
round a prison, and stopped 70 talk
10 a prisoner whose kind face ap.
poalcd TO her.
"what brought you here, my poor
man," she asked.
We'll. man," answered the man
MY downfall was caused by ut.
tending too many. weddings"
oh. I suppose YOU mean you stole
the wedding prescntsg"
mo. nam. was always the
bridegroom"
Patron (crosslyl: Say walter.
what are those black spots In my
cereal?
Waiter latter n close Inspection:
Dunno, sir. unless IT'S some Of
them yltamlncs every n IL talk.
ing about now.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

Besides seeing tho backbone OF
summer broken during the last few
days. we have been hearing lots OF
good news from the Chickasha oil
field. Everybody should be feeling
q LOT better by this time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-09-12

The volstcad act Isn't m entirely
bad proposition for grapc'erowcrs.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTS-Write for free illustrated guide
books and RECORD OF INVENTIONS
BLANK Send model or sketch and de-
scriptiou OF your invention for our opinion.
OF It's patentabie nature free. HIGHEST (
REFERENCES; PROMPT ATTENTION:
REASONABLE TERMS. VICTOR ]. EVANS
& CO., New York offices. 1908 WooIworth
Building. Phone Barclay 6I74. Main off,
flee. s54 9th, Washington. ID. g.
PATENTS PROcuRED-TRADE MARKS
REGISTERED.--A comprehensive. expert
enced. prompt service for the protection and
development OF your idea full information.
advise and form ITO Record Your Invention
free request. RICHARD i. OWEN. if
2276, wooiworth Bldg. Phone barclay 1898.
PATENTS trade marks, designs: best work,
lowest prices. consultation free; 80 years.
experience. Call send for Book Ma A.
EDGAR TATE CO. 255 B'way, New York. z
PATENTS for free bookles: highesr
references. best results. pronptness as.
sired. WATSON y. COLEMAN, Patent Law
Yer G2i = a.. WashIngton. n. G.
PATk.NT for sale egg separator; new house,
hold article. r 1852 Herald. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

AN iron and steel concern with An esta5-
lshed clientele and an increasing volume
OF business is in need OF $4,000 additional
capital with or without services: this = an
excellent opportunity for any man or his son
10 connect with a good business; fnll ,in-
vestigation required and permitted. w 800
IIar a
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For Sale.
MACHINE MANUFACTURING

FACILITIES OFFERED
for sale, 10 lease owner will consider
any, proposition In connection With utilizing
same.
Plant has been used for manufacturing :
centrifugal pumps automobile accessories !;
special machinery precision tool work. and
can be used for any kindred line having all
standard tool equipment.
There are 10000 square feet floor space.
with plenty OF ground for expansion; property
90x35O inclosed with heavy modern wire
fence.
Plant located in center Of South Norwalk.
Conn, 40 miles from New York city. one
hour ride on train. There are five means OF
transportation, boat. freight. express. truck
and trolley freight. Local cast iron. brass
and aluminium foundriea. Ideal .abor and
living conditions. Proposition has other
features too numerous TO set forth here.
Must be seen TO be appreciated Write
owner. r. O. box 400. South NorwaF, Conn,
or phone Norwalk .O31.
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For Boarders Wanted
Advertisements See Page 20,
Main Section.
COUNTRY BOARD.
staten Island.

25 MIN. delightful sail from South Ferry;
large, airy, outside rooms. facing bay, love-
" furnished. tasty home table: select ellen
teie. rarlors. porrhcs. lawns. comforts;
truly charming residence n years one man
artment. weekly with meals SIS UP single
So up double. Evelyn Lodge, II Central av..
81. George s. I Tel $40 Tompkinsvillc
HALCyON HALL, u Howard av.. Grymcs
lIli--ReoDens May / attractive rooms,
with bath. excellent food own gardens
garage reasonable rates. rompklnsv.lle 1907,
WIsTERIA, l4I st. Marks place. Staten Isl.
and Excellent board and rooms, overlook
ing harbor large, spacious grounds near
ferry. Tel Tofnpklnsvillc 2JJT.
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MISS GAYLE SHEPHERD teaches begin
ncra 10 dance correctly IN private lessons.
Studio. 81 W list. Columbus 1871.
MISS AIRLINE -- MODERN - NCTNC.
SPECIAL. ATTENTION BEG fNNERs al
" aOrH CIRCLE $3.50
MR fNn MRS. sApLER's pANCfNJs
ACADEMY. 2TSG Broadway. Academy 1881
Private lessons daily classes every evening.
MARIE LoutSE--Modern dances taught ca-
pertly and privately. IDEAL STUDIO, IL
w. Aslh. llra- ILnnr RrNant 1lnl-
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

AMERICAN engineer wishes 10 room with
Spanish family or people, preferably
young, 80 to learn language. Answer fun
terms, II 145 Herald, $50 Broadway.
SINGLE man desires room with private or
connecting bath. West Side uptown; give
full particulars, location and phone. perus
ncnt Q $50 Herald. $50 Broadway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIGNING dressmaking. millinery taught.
Individual instruction. school open all sum.
mer. MCDOWELL SCHOOL, 5s w. 4oth.
Ionracre 1892. Chartered under Regents
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ESTABLISHED automobile business on Long
Island requires additional capital for ex-
panson; popular line OF cars: good territory
money secured. s.. 900 10 5000 required:
references exchanged. Write Box 165, Cedar
hurat T.. /
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave viii pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses. apts,. pianos, bric-s-
brac. books, works ~ art. NORMAN. So
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 23Ii.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

EIGHTEEN MINUTES FROM PENN STA
TION, NEW YORK CITY: A RESIDEN-
TlAL AMERICAN PLAN HOTEL IN THE
COUNTRY WITH CITY cONVENIENCES:
WONDERFUL FOR THE KIDpIES;
HORSEBACK RIDING, GOLF. TENNIS,
CHtLDREN'S PLAYGROUND, KINDER
GARTEN SCHOOL. WIRELESS CONCERTS
DAILY. KEW GARDENS INN, KEW
GARDENS, l.. I. TEL. RICHMOND HILL
1902
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

BUSINESS man (Christian) wants small
furnished apartment, West Side. between
Goth at. and Washington sa.. about 500
monthly; June 20 September 10; best ref
erences. y. NJ, nox 2f60 Herald Herald 50.
wANTED--A bachelor apartment one or two
rooms and BATH furnished preferred. In
neighborhood of 57th st. and 9th av. ID 536
Herald. $50 Broadway.
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a GOING RETAIL FURNITURE BUSINESS.
ESTABLISHED OVER FIFTY YEARS, FOR
SALE OWING TO DEATH or OWNER.
SITUATION PROMINENT CORNER 42D
STREET DISTRICT. THE BUslNE ESS y
EXCEPTIONAL IN THAT 1T HAS BEEN
OPERATED ON A STRICTLY CASH BASIS.
APPLY 40 WEST 10TH STREET.
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GOOD opening to put in dept with Chris
tlan firm doing a wholesale dry goods
business; only expense TO party is commits
sion on his sales: no sales. expense
state lines. Write $. X, $40 Presbyterian
Building
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East SID.
ALLERToN HOUSE For MEN

group. II story fireproof building. just
completed containing apartment. club CON
venances, are from $3.50 10 $3.50 per week
for permanent residents only. las East Both
ST.. 15 East 55th st.
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EADT0 PRODUCTION AVAILABLE.

RADIO PRODUCTION AVAILABLE:
We and operate large high class
specialty manufacturing plant: We viii In
stall n radio production department TO manu-
facture and deliver complete radio sets; we
are ready to undertake. production orders
for complete radio sets: We VIII be pleased
to negotiate with parties desiring 10 place
orders for complete radio sets, either indt-
vidual sets or orders for quantity production:
win furnish best banking and manufacturing
references Address RADIO MANUFAC-
TURERS, room 1907. IL Pine ST., New York.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital Wanted.

REAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY-One OF
the Oldest manufacturers sales agencies,
With a his following and wei rated, are
increasing thcir sales force 70 meet new
conditions In the automobile accessory ousi-
ness, and for that reason are willing 20 add
an additional member 10 their corporation,
one willing to take At least $4,000 worth
OF stock In the company Send reply TO Box
617, City Han Station, New York city.
CORPORATION of high mercantile rating
wants a few live men 10 open office and
distribute high class article that every store
and factory needs; enormous profit; Mln
pay for itself several times each year 5000
70 81 300 VIII finance average state agency
CONTRACT MANAGER. III North Dear
born. Chicago.
AN iron and steel concern with an esta5-
ished clientele and an increasing volume
OF business IS in need OF S2OOoo additional
capital with or without services: this Is an
excellent opportunity for any man or his son
10 connect with a good business inll ,lii-
vestiration required and permitted. w $50
Herald. $50 Broadway.
PARTY controlling steel plant IS offering
one-half interest TO parties who can devote
their time TO the management and con-
tribute their proportionate amount OF IN
vestment 5000 900 necessary; Investment se-
cured by first mortgage bonds. X IiI Her.
aid $50 Broadway.
ESTABLISHED automobile business on Long
Island requires additional capital for ex-
pansion; popular line Of cars: good territory;
money secured 81 600 to 5000 required.
hurst u. ].
GOOD opening to put in dept with Chris
tlan firm doing a wholesale dry goods
business; only expense 10 party Is commits
sion his sales; sales, no expense;
state lines. Write $. X, $40 Presbyterian
Building.
ACTIVE partner to take interest in one Of
the largest. oldest and well paying real
estate business IN The Bronx. BoS IA, l2S1
29i4 Sd av.
ASSOCIATE christian wanted with $500
in light manufacturing concern 50 article:
high class exclusive. profitable; principals
only. Interview by appointment. 143 Grant
av. =. Roselle Park, n. J
PARTNER wanted. take half or whole busi-
ness. income $3.50 week. terms reasonable;
Interested other business write for appoint
ment. KOHLER, 5l9 Timpson place, Bronx.
IS, 600 buys half interest new patented
article all men. women require; excep-
tional opportunity. 20s4 Herald. Her
aid 50.
STJ will start you IN business sharpening
safety razor blades: 81 10 $40 a day mace
easily; write for free booklet. AN. SHARP
ENING MACHINE CO. Chicago.
BIG interest In newly patented au omobile
motor given party furnishing 81 600; profit
assured: investst money secured: references
investigation. y 226I Herald. Herald So
PARTNER wanted for established business;
81 900 cash required. experience unneces
sary. Address Opportunity. +. o. Box l35,
Jersey City.
AN experienced man to get IN nickel plating
business small investment. g 1923 Herald.
Bronx.
GENTLEMAN wanted controlling $3.50. well
work. short hours. y 20s6 Herald. Herald SO.
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wANTED--October 4, for one year or longer
reasonably priced unfurnished apartment
OF three rooms, kltchenette and bath. from
sth TO 10th, between 9th and 9th avs. or
sJth 70 b8th, East Side; references OK
changed 2o55 Herald. Herald "a.
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UnfurnisI,esl.

PARK Av.--wantcd, a small modern house
Keeping apartment In building with res
taurant. Address A. w. g., box 210 New
York Athletic Club.
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INSURANCE.

LIFE Insurance policies purchased issued
by the Equifa Hle. Mutual and New YORK
Life, maturing 'a2i TO 1928; lapsed poilctut
retns'ated. Rector jO2S THOMPSON.
ALsTLN 3 co. Ill nrna AMay ~.
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DETECTIVES.

HOOKS DETECTIVE AGENCY twelve
years at 1876 Broadway, now 80 rssnox
av. G25tD; strictly confidential. Phone.
5sT6 Morningside.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE Hudson passenger
sedan for first class cabin boat. % Ham
mond ST. Telephone jamaica o2I5.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
BIfsINEss cHANcE.

BUSINESS CHANCE.
A MANUFACTURING COMPANY, produc.
ing staple article for a waiting Dominion
of Canada market. offers position TO COM
petent sales executive financial office
manager who win invest $4,000 after in
vestgation satisfies as TO personnel, safety
and profits; factory building cost 100000.
Address O. c., ST. CLAIR, 146 King st
West. Toronto, Canada.
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK AGENCY = Well
known make, with established reputation;
all sizes. l 10 ; tons: valuable territory
around New York Is open for exclusive agen-
cles: Long Island, Northern New Jersey,
westchester county, Fairfield county. Write.
giving outline OF your record and organlza-
ton In strict confidence. AUTO TRUCKS,
2ff5 Hera 2. $50 broadway.
WHOLESALERS who do not care TO pay
large salary for sales manager. can avail
themselves OF such service on part time az
So hour. direction statesmen, correspondents.
routing, advertising. investigating. teNtiie,
novelty lines. n 20s5 Herald. Herald sd.
WHO owns vacant lots IN Greater New York
and wants concrete houses built with dou-
BILE walls and proper air spaces? In answer
ing state location OF lots. J4o. Herald,
ESQ Broadway. -
WANTED connection with out Of town firm
desiring New York representation; have
office. sales organization. REsCOuslE, l4ol
Rroa dwav
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Miscellaneous.


BROKER SAL .FSMAN-If you are an Al IN
dustral stock salesman with large eiien-
tele and II position 10 handle good propeg.
sition communicatr az once with .Ooa
Herald Herald ~.
INVENTORS.
Get the inventors own magazine, 81 year:F
sample copy Zoe. FINANCE 4 INVENTION,
~ MONTGOMERY ST.. jersey City.
BATHING beach concession wanted, or prop
erty 10 build bath houses, have got the
lumber WlEMAN. ciason Point.
PRTVATE loans on diamonds, diamonds pur-
chased. j. 222s Herald, Herald sq.
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HORSES AxD VEHICLES.

TEAM. dapplc rray. warranted. i,4j0 sarr
Si25 ~ chunky horses. $50 upward. truck Z
wagon. Coal office. 1873 y. 10th st.. Droop.
lyn, Phone Greenpoint 52sl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BRIDGE, thorough instruction. private
classes. Niles iiuT0R. Oil West ifeth.
Cathedral Tg3S
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
Of Home and Business Needs.
ANTIQUE CLOCKS.

ATTENTION OF collectors Of art ana
antiques. wonderful pearlmorhar clock, i
master work OF European artist tgf
PHONE RTIfNEIANDER 1435. I.s
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
JEwELRY AMI DIAMONDS.

SQUARE diamond perfect stone. : carat;
flexible sapphire and diamond bracelet
diamond wrist watch. herringbonc gold arf
platinum mcshhaF all houENt az Carriers.
viii sell All far &A.tOn 2AnI Nandnrhilt
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Long Island.

LIVINGSTON MANOR.
Large rooms, grounds vcrandas. overlook
Ing Sound tennis. bathing, dancing, South
ern cooking. fresh eggs. vegetables: adults.
wH1TEsToNE, 327s Flushing.
COMFORTABLE HOME, committing distance.
near station, all convenfences: married
couple VIII accommodate two or three young
men o. couple Basstc FILM.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

ODDS and ENDS SOUTHERN caterer: shop.
goes anywhere; cooks and serves dinner
parties OF all kinds at short notice; banquot,.
parties speciality. MRS BENJAMIN PRICE.
III w. i3ist AT. Morningside 20sJ.
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BOOKS WANTED.

BOOKS wanted for factory libraries. ei.tir.
private libraries or small COLLECTIONS: Old
or new books; representative with automobile
calls anywhere; cash. immediate removal.
MART. 2nI w. I12th 50. Carhalral lEAs 2
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PHYSICIAN sacrifices several choice articles
% furniture ard Oriental rugs schuy aTIG.
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LAWYERS, ExPERrENCEp. .vEspoNypr u
ROOM So2. 1912 BHOADWNv r.
Cat Columbus cifclcg rhpat ru,WNNle S1i1
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FOR SALE-MiscelIaneous.
Machinery.

FOR SALE. sacrifice. wood working ma Z
chimes, saws. bandsaw. motors. iointer,.r
cabinet benches, hand screws. clamps: con-
tents Of complete shop. Call or write Inn
mediately. Room o0i6. So Madison av.,,
Vanderbilt 10fs0 il'
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Capital Wanted.

HERE'S a protected investment Tor tho man
with $500 or more that would like 10 have
an interest n attractive manufacturing
business having big future. need $1,000 a.
once TO take care OF new business that VIII
yield permanent profits several times In
vested capital, in which YOU may share, the
business has proved fortune making passi-
bilities, offer open 20 anybody furnishing
references no positions open. Address q
h63 Herald, $50 Broadway.
ABOUT ready 10 markct the best 10 cent
article ever known sells 10 man. woman
and Guild; need financial assistance.
r.. o. Box 1926.
New Haven, Conn.
BUSINESS lady. small caplial, Tor rrstau-
fant. Lafrhet, fwnm ~ ifS West 2@d.
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JEwELRy BOUGHT.
LAWYERS.

BORG buys diamonds. old gold, silver. plat
inufn antiques pawn tickets. bronxes, hrlc-
n a-brac. iA6 w .l3d ~. Tel. watkins rns5
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BOOTS AND SADDLES.
CATERER.

EARGAIN-GESTLEME RIDING BOOTS.
p COWBOY SADDLES LIKE NEW. ii
LEX NIN(;TON ,AN III
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CLOTHING TURNED.

ovERcoATS. suits, turned, three days
DEUTscHER. 3i6 De Kalb av.. Brooklyn
Prospect S02I