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Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01
MAGDALENA

Mr.. and Mrs. Mahon, who have
been in Magdalena for the. past
several weeks, will leave on Friday
for the southern part of Texas,
where Mr.. Mahon has accepted
position in a pha- macy. While in
Magdalena he was the druggist at
the Highway Pharmacy.
Miss Ruby Vines, teacher near
Aragon, is spending Thanksgiving
week with her mother.
The seniors uf the high school
gave as a program on Friday morn
ing at assembly period, a court
scene from "The Merchant OF
Venice
Principal John V. Bleler Of the
grammar school left on Saturday
for Albuquerque Where he spent
the week in attendance at the
teachers convention.
On Thursday afternoon the Ia
dies of the Home Missionary society
enjoyed a pleasant social affair at
the parsonage, with Mrs. Crawford
and Mrs. Quinn as hostesses. Re-
freshments were served to the 1ol-
lowing ladies: Mrs. Simons, Mrs
Long, Mrs. Bowman, Mrs. Cobole,
Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. Woolgar'
Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Snodgrass, Mrs.
Whitley, Mrs. Atkinson, Mrs. Bieler,
Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Medley, MRS
Quinn and Mrs. Crawford.
The Junior class " the hlgh
school gave a luncheon on FRIDAY
at the noon hour. About Sl6 was
realized. ,,s
The Senior class entertained
their friends at a box social on
Friday evening at the Rock school
building.
Mrs. Fred Dickens of Albuquer-
que is spending Thanksgiving week
in Magdalena, the guest or her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Beagle.
j. McTavish is convalescent after
an illness of about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goesllng OF
Datil spent a portion of the week
in Magdalena.
Miss Matte Dell Quinn Of Ell
Paso is here visiting her parents
on the ranch and visiting girl
friends in town.
On Thanksgiving night the mem
bers of the NJ. f. Sunday school
rendered Thanksgiving program
at the church.
The Quinn family spent Thanks
giving day at the Cole Railston
ranch.
The ladies of the Social Circle of
the Presbyterian church were en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon at
the Manse with Mrs. Duncan as
hostess.
Miss Elma Mcclure has returned
home from visit of ten days
spent with friends in Eel Paso.
The ladies of the Home Mission
ary society delivered four we'll
filled Thanksgiving baskets to the
poor. Each contained q roast
chicken, potatoes, cranberries, ap-
pies, pie and cake.
Miss Ethel Douglas, who has
spent the past six weeks with rela-
tives in oklahoma, reached El
Paso on Thanksgiving day and was
met by Ned Bergaman Of this
place. They were married in the
afternoon and will return to Mag
dalena on Friday, December /.
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HOPE

Mr.. Moore took his first bale of
cotton to the Artesia gin Tuesday,
this being the first to go from this
community this season. This cot
ton was grown without irrigation.
1t was of the long staple variety
and an extra good grade.
Edward Scoggins left for Carls-
bad Tuesday morning with truck
load OF choice apples. These ap-
pies bringing $3.50 per box at
Carlsbad at the present time.
Rev. and Mrs. Y. B. Moon re-
turned Monday from a stay of sew
eral weeks in Dallas, Texas. They
stopped over at Loving, one week
where Rev. Moon preached last
Sunday.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Alex
ander preached at the Baptist
church. The former pastor re-
signed and will leave Friday for
TT. Worth, Texas.
DR.. Van Horn of Elk, M, ar
rived last week to take charge Of
the store he purchased from Jones
and Watts.
-. ii. + Tuue anu w. w. tfaTQGH
left Monday for Kansas City with
several cars of Gamers and sew
eral cars of steers.
Fred Gibson returned Monday
from Van Horn, Texas, where he
has been looking after his cattle.
Newt Teel returned Sunday from
Carrizozo, N. NJ, where he has been
delivering cattle for Sam Lewis.
This entire section of eastern
New Mexico was visited by a slow
steady rain for five days and nights.
The ground was wet about seven
inches, which caused great rejoic-
ing among the stockmen, and will
insure the winter oats crop Of this
section.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01

LOST-German police dog, answers TO
name OF Fed $40 reward If left at 4OS
North Twelfth
7 Og1sT ,I,-5s I.,.-
avenue in front OF Piggly wiggly store
on Central avenue. Call Miss Caldwell.
at h56 nr 424
LOST--Check No. for s5, payable TO
bearer, signed II. B. Marble, supt.
southern pueblo. All persons, warned
against cashing this check as payment
has been stopped
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-01

TEACHERS. ATTENTION. Special sale.
Special prices The vauphone, so
called because in It .Fou receive the
greatest value for the least money in
the Photographic world. $4,000 buys the
Valuphone, Jr Cabinet beautifully de-
signed and finished. Before you buy,
SEQ and hear our Console mOCel, s125.00.
Geo. p. Iearnard Piano Co., 214 South
Walter. Established 1900. Phone l06
n Ii mill nalL ~ nM
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FOR SALE


s4200--Double house, one S-room
apartment, one Groom apart
ment, each with sleeping porch,
good location, close in, near
Central avenue, in Highlands;
easy terms.
$5500-7-room dwelling, bath,
etc, lot 100x142, fine location
on corner, one block from Cen
trail avenue.
s615O--5 room white Etucco bungalow,
modern. hardwood floors, sleeping
porch, fireplace. furnace, cellar. gar
age; corner lot, fine location, Fourth
ward.
Some good buys IN business property.
Lots and househ "a su parts Of the city.
A. FLEIS SCMlEIR, Realior
Fire, Accident, Automobile Insurance,
Surety Bonds, Loans.
No. Ill s. Fourth Street, Phone 67A..
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OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES
Two rooms and sleeping porch,
Fourth ward. on car line, $1,250,
easy terms,
Tive-room house on West Silver,
furnished, sleeping porch, base
ment, furnace. garage, $4,000,
terms.
Five-room house, Second ward
convenient to shops, partly fur
nished, new gas engine and pump,
$3.50. terms.
New, four rooms. Fourth ward,
bath, breakfast nook. bullt-in fea-
lures oak floors. sleeping porch.
garage, $500; $1,000 down, easy
terms on balance.
MMTILION Il WOOD, Realtors.
Insurance, Loans
2O6 West Gold Avenue.
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WHY PAY RFNT2

porches. corner lot, Fourth
ward, easy TERMS $4,000.
Groom frame stucco, good con-
dition, good location, Second
ward. easy terms. $500.
5-room frame, modern, in High
lands, $3.50.
$4,000 to loan.
SheIIey-Braun Co,
Phone 223. 22O w. Gold
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Stone bridges were first built by
the Romans.
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VAN & Johnson
PRICED TO SELL

PRICED TO SELL
Good 4-room brick house and two
porches. furnished, garage, good
location in Highlands; price
$4,000; good terms. 1t has been
priced at $4,500, but owner is
away and says sell. Hurry if you
want it.
Il, M'CLUGHAN, REALToR
Phone 442-J. 204 w. Gold.
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FOR SALE

One Of the best paying rooming
houses in Albuquerque; worth
$4,000; will sell for $4,000; terms
if desired; can get two year lease
reasonable rent.
Albuquerque Realty Co,
S1S1s W. Gold. Phone 673.
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS--An makes overhauled
and repaired. RibbonB for every ma
chine. Albuquerque Typewri''r ES-
change, phone aes.J. 122 South Fourth.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-On watches, dia-
monds, guns and everything valuable
Mr.. b. Marcus. 213 South First.
MONEY TO LOAN on diamonds watches
and good jewelry' liberal. reliable. con-
fidcn!iaL Go!tllsb JsNelry Co., lQ5 N Let.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

FOR SALE on TREDE~Two skee ball
alleys. Iake me an Jffer. C. c. JUS
tus. 22Sts Soutl. Secon'.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--Modern, 12-
room house. Excellent opportunity for
first-class dining room In location
where ono Is needed. Inquire Room 10,
First National Bank bldg.
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WANTED--HoUses.

VsANTED--seven 20 ten room house un-
furnished. Gildersleeve 797-W.
WANTED--Furnished three or four r-room
cottage or apartment; must be close
in and reasonable. C.. l.. Woodworth.
222 West Central.
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MATTRESS RENoVATING

MATTRESSES renade. $3.50 and up.
Furniture repairing. Awning work.
Rug cleaning. Phone sos-W, Erwin Bed
ding company.
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I'VE salesman. Investigate United
Home Builders of -tnerica. PISA West
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FOR RENT--Houses.

FoR RENT-Four-room furnished house
1915 South Walter.
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WE want a hume Of five or six rooms
in good location. Give lowest cost
price. and street number. No agents.
A IA a
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IN ORDER to raise some cash at once,
will sell my new brick bungalow Has
five beautiful rooms. also fine bath and
big breakfast room. Polished floors,
steam heat. Two porches. VIII make
you bargain for $4,000 with $500 in
cash and balance monthly. Address Box
II. care 1ournaI
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FOX sALE-By uwuzi. most deslr-
eoie lot on East silver. Telephone
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Reply Box aii. Madison 50. station. city.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE STATE or
NEW YORK. RICHMOND COUNTY.
TtiEKLA TESSIN, petitioner and plaintiff.
against FREDERICK TESSIN. defendant.
ACTION FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE.
NCTICE-To the above named FRED
ERECK TESSfN, defendant:
KINDLY TAKE NOTICE that the above
named petitioner. TIEKLA TESSIN. has
presented n petition TO the Supreme Court
of the State or New York, Richmond County.
the object Of which petition Is 20 obtain a
court order OF said court dissolving the pc
titioners marriage with YOU on account
OF your absenting yourself for five sue
cessive years now last past without being
known 20 petitioner 20 be living during that
time, the hearing upon said petition to be at
ten O'Clock In the forenoon on the 26th de "
OF Jeily, 1922, at n Special Term OF the SUI
IN and for the County OF Kings, in the
county court house. Brooklyn, Kings County.
State Of New York.
Dated, May 18TH, 1922.
FREDERIC w. LAIR. Petitioners Attorney.
office and Post office Address, 2a9 Broadway
Borough OF Manhattan. city OF New York.
70 FREDERICK TESSTN:
The foregoing notice is served upon you
by publication, pursuant 20 order OF the
Honorable Frank g. Cannon. Jr.. ono OF the
Justices OF the Supreme Court OF the State
of New York. dated May 10Th. 1922 and
filed with tho petition IN the office OF the
clerk OF Richmond County. State OF New
York.
Dated MAY i2th. 1929.
FREDERfCW. LAIR. Attorney for Petitioner,
OFFICE and Post office Address. POO Bros dwsy,
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New York
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Connecticut.
tnE1nne
PUBLIC NOTICES.

DEAR c. G.--No need reversing initials. Just
reverse your name. Il VIII sound qui.c right.
Rather sad news. Stang parry fully Informed
several friends. Find hard 10 believe, trt
other people haslne judgment on similar
actions seem 10 credit story. at ieast q
group Informed. Thanks for evidence
quite a plain trail aud q; made things easy.
IL may be costly. but lets 60.
KOSTA .-Relich hereby states that he is no
longer connected with the Rex Fur Co., and
viii not be responsible for any debts that
they incur from June L.
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sALEsMEN WANTED.


An exceptional opening with staple lius
for high class specially salesman own
ing Ford car and willing. 10 cover inten-
sively general stores In the country dis
tricts. also furniture stores In the smaller
towns The line II of the best OF its
kind on the market and possesses special
selling features. The basis of remunera-
tiou Is a guaranteed drawing account suf-
ficient TO travel on. and commission
over and above a certain volume OF buai-
ness Only high class men who own and
are willing to Ford consid-
cred. Three territories open.
Reply Box 3f4. Madison 50. station. City.
sAI.ESMEN wanted b. large wholesale gem
eral mercl andlse house; commission basf-
State age and experience. 63i Herald $50
u way.
SALESNAN.--We have EXCLUSIVE SELL
ING RIGHTS for fast selling article, first
time shown In East viii give rights 10 men
that qualify. l0l We1t 42d, room 40.
TEACHER or college students CO FOR vaca-
tion. splendid experience. guaranteed COM
mission ST20 for 90 days. Write only c.. L..
Box 20. i25 East saith st
teacher for boy.
years: country, near New York. summer
months: highest qualifications and refer
ences Full details Box al, 1@it Wilson
Building.
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IN THIS column there are a large number
of desirable summer hotels and boarding
places which seek your patronage during the
summer and autumn months. Should you not
find the place that you desire an advertise
ment under the heading Country Eoard
Wantcd' VIII bring many inquiries from Dco-
pie who seeking paying guests. Phone
ad 10 Worth 10000.
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ROPE Statesmen.

WELL KNOWN coRDAGE cox
Germ HAS AN OPENING IN THEIR
NEW YORK OFFICE FOR HIGH
GRADE ROPE SALESMAN. MUST
RE A FIRST CLASS. A NO. MAN.
THOROUGHLY CONVERSANT WITH
ROPE TRADE IN NEW YORK CITY:
ONE WHO IS AT PRESENT HAND
LING AND CAN CONTINUE TO
SELL LARGE USERS OF HIGH
GRADE ROPE.
STATE AGE. EXPERIENCE. PRES
ENT CONNECTION. REASON FOR
CHANGING AND QUALIFICATIONS
TO FILL THE ABOVE REQUIRE
MENTS
ADDRESS MANUFACTURER 1870
2036 HERALD, $50 BROADWAY.
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REAL ESTATE-0ther States.
rcnnsyIvania--,aic or let.


FOR SALE At A BARGAIN ON ACCOUNT
OF CLOSING ESTATE--A II rccni house
with three baths. convenient servants quar-
ters, large garage. icehousc, magnificent
shad trees and an aero OF ground. heauti-
Nlly locatcd IN the wcli known summer re-
sort, Montrosc Ia. ANY one Interested cail
or inquire of 9. y. rTsOSs, Executor, Mont
rose, Pa.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
New Jersey.

New Jersey.
BROOKSIDE FARM. Somervile, n. j.
Large modern house: also brook. bathing
American table. Phone AG3i Riverside.
DESIRABLE room and sleeping porch for
one or two gentlemen; - minutes from
New York. Phone Morsemere GO.
Connecticut.
BOARDERS wanted at Lake Tfablabwal
Apple Tree Farm Home cooking. boat
ing, bathing, fishing; terms reasonable. Mrs
GEORGE CURRY. r.. r. y. /. DanbCry,
Conn. Tel 1565-12
England.
RARE OLD CITY OF
CHESTER, ENGLAND.
OLD BARS HOUSE
(ELIZABETHAN RESIDENCED
BOARD RESIDENCE.
Within min. Station. River and City.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe

SITUATIONS WANTED-Female
cARETAFER--Rel woman wants n pri-
vate house: best reference. S. j., Peter
sons boN. 30 u. o4th st.
CHAMBERMATD or paror maid; private
family; references. 2226 Herald, Her
aid 50.
CHAMBERMATD. mending, from . 10 4.
Hayden, 81 w. 9sth st.
CoLoRED GIRL, part time mornings. $50
II; references. Brewster. 144 Hath.
COMPANION Refined lady seeks position
as companion 20 lady young girl or
some suitable position during the day; ex
eelIent references. / 1902 Herald, Bklyn
COOK-Iady wishes TO place excellent cook
where only two servants kept. Call
between l0-12 Saturday morning. 92I 9TH av.
COOK. experienced. in small family; first
ployed. 80 G. r. W: Tel. o99s Columbus,
apt. &C.
CoOK-Mrs. Holden. 81 East SD St. desires
to place excellent cook. Call or phone
Lenox Gl5s.
COOK accommodating, by day competent
Danish woman. Phone after o. >coum-
hug 3S93.
COOK, English. desires position in private
lanily reference: city preferred Call
room 42I, Laura Spellman Hall. s622 Watlsns.
COUPLE. man and wife. for country; butler
nI;EssMAKER ballet dresses. costumes;
children a specially. Nelson. .o4 W. 1f3d.
Audubon 14s7.
DREssMAKFR, designer summer dresses:
out, 81. e3S Herald. $50 Bway.
GIRL. Spanish, desires position chamber
maid; city country; speaks little Eng
lish. Miss Alvarez, 2OI T.. 18th st., care OF
Mr. Monteonago
GIRL. colored, half time houseworl. Smith.
446 Lenox av. Harlem 72s0.
GIRL, half. whole time, days work. Au-
dubon 9ii0. Apt. ~, Edinboro Court.
GoVERNEss. French. wishes position with
children. As years highest city references.
Mademoisclle, 3ls Malone St. West Hoboken;
IIoUSEwoRKER, 80, with s-year healthy
boy good plain cook; country or seashore;
references. j. H.. 46i West 10th ST., second
floor. front.
1IOUsEwoIiK. colored. short distance coun-
Try; Christians preferred. Grey Edwards.
East 1sirt.
seaiy. 1o1 w 143d. Phone Audubon 1883.
HoUsEwORK. general. young woman. part
time. Write Mrs: McGann. 33a f. l.lst
LAUNDRESS. girl. colored, wishes position;
references. 223 w. 29th st.
NURSE-Belgian-A American, experienced with
family going abroad: permanent on ser
vices. In return for passage; good traveller;
best references. Herrnent. 403 Il. J8th 81.
NURSE. practical. wishes light case for sum
mer; one year training, cheerful; settled
age american. Nrite MISS II. DurfONS, oVf
Broad St. Newark. n. ].
NURsE--Young coiored girl wishes position
nurse 40 child handy with the
needle reliable. Phone Morningside 2i3T.
SECRETARY, college graduate. weli bred;
seven years experience; exceptional recon-
mcndatious. non-cOmmercial. T. @0s3 Herald,
Herald so.
SECRETAHY-EDtT iIagozine book
publisher. 20l4 Herald, Herald so.
WOMAN, reliable. wishes gentemans wash
or few hours mornings. James 80 West
135th.
WOMAN, experienced TO do cleaning. part
time. Horan. $40 West 5Jth ST.
YOUNG GIRL. position mothers helper. will
ing go country summer. experience. refer
ences. Vaughn. West 130th. Miller.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
HOTEL help supplied: cooks, head wat:er,
Mattresses. chambermaids; good REF. WIN.
Jams Colored Agcy, - W. 99th Schuyler scSs.
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Yor-Na MrN

Young MEN
Tor permanent summer work on Long
Island neat. clean rftt. aT ii' i0rv, must hnve
references: 500 weekly guaranteed. Apply
Room ~. American Trust co. Building, 315
Fulton st. Jamaica. y. v. o-e Z. 81.
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YorNG nrEN.

AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENTEn THE
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. OF A
MORNING PERLICATION IS OF
FERED TO YOUNG MEN pF Erff-
CATION AND CHARACTER IN
lTTNI. SALARY SIS. OPPORTUNITY
FOR ADVANCEMENT REPLY.
GIVING FILL. PARTICULARS TO
y 90i9 HERALD. $50 BROADWAY.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

AppERsoN six roadster. fully equipped.
mechanically perfect. new tires. two Epa res
sacrifice $3.50. FELpNfAS. $40 Freeman St.
Bronx. Intcrvale Ti60.
Bt-ICll 1922 seven passenger sedan. used ~
demonstration; speedomeier reading 900
miles. BEDNN BUICK COMPANY. Coz Ber-
gen av -
nOpGE roadster. 1870. excellent condition
bargain sa7a. SAM, ifl y. 2ith 81
EASY WAY TO SELL YOUR CAR
Van Tassell & Kearney's Sales Ring Zee.
tnhlished iRG1) 126-12S East 18Th ST.. las
long been esteemed n clearing house FOR -he
sale and purchase OF second hand automo-
bies, PASSENGER and commercial, by auction.
Least troublesome and quickest medium for
both sellers and buyers. More prospective
buyers than cars az rule, - list yours
now Auction OF autos every Tuesday and
Friday AZ noon Telephone stuyvesant 800.
ESSEN motor cars, sJa5 and up. guaranteed. !.
oyerhauled aud reyainisled. HUDSON
Dept is4e Broadway.
HtfDsONs and other open and closed model
which have been pvcrhaulpd and rcpaiuted
by TTf- uSON MOTOR CAR co. VIII be sold
~ exceptionally low prices. Including gtar8n-
tee. 1912 Broadway
HUDSON super ylx touring limousine. nj
half price OF now car. overhauied. rcvar-
hishrd and guaranteed by HUDSON MOTOR
CAR CO. inspection invited. 1912 broadway.
OVERLAND touring 1921. used little: excel
lent condition $3.50. GARAGE. iGl v. 2fth
PACKARD twin. mechanically perfect no
reasonable offer refused demonstration.
=. X. Ranks. aSi w 18TH. Phone Billings
1852.
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staten Island.

PRIVATE estate. overlooking New York
Bay; delightfully."- cool: very latest improve
ments. refined people; moderate rates.
rooms with or without bath; references. II
Howard av.. Grymcs Tlill :. l. Tomplins-
vile 1905.
STATEN ISLAND. 35S St. Marks place. 30
minutes TO wall ST.. rooms ana board ~
private. up to date house. large grounds ana
porrhes: elevation; hest food. service: ters
reasonable rates. Phone T5SW Tompkns-
tff
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(, REAL ESTATE WANTED.

HAVE $1,000 to invest small apartment
house. HINES, Columbus Circle. Col.
S032
WANTED to lease tenement houses. J..
WEISEN, plumber and steam filter. 264
West 18th st.
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Connecticut-sale or Let.

FOR SALE.
Attractive summer home on Woodbridre
Hills, miles from New Haven depot . acres
land, abundance OF fruit. 10 room house with
very large veranda. electric lights through
out, 3 fireplaces. steam heat; large garage
with ? room apartment for chauffeur splen-
did water supply. with large windmill power 1.
Should be seen to be appreciated.
II. ". FOWLER.
u. q. Box 1924.
NEW HAVEN .IONN
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

BrookIyn-Salc or Let.
BEAUTIFUL Flatbush Home just finished,
rooms and attic, well built artisticaly
decorated, latest improvements. shower
breakfast room. fireplace; also garage; ;
bargain. 5000; y block Flafbush av. car.
JOHN KIRGAN, builder and owner. 1913
East 18th st. Phone Wildwood 23sS.
BIG SACRIFICE-S2. 600 CASH
buys elegant three family brick house, with
all improvements; BushwiclI section; easy
terms. Phone Bushwick 7015-R.
CYPRESS HILLS-Five three family brick
corner bay window dining room and par
Tor. tiled baths, porch. electricity; best sec
ton; space for garage; cash $1,000. 201
Etna ST. No brokers.
60xl00, fine section, SD. 18th av; make Of
fer S Gel Herald. $50 Bway.
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HOUSES WANTED-Unfurnished

TEN. 10 rooms. uhfurnished. Central PARK
TO Riverside. 1885 Herald. Harlem.
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New York.
FACTORIES WANTED.

WANTED-6o, 900 SQUARE FEET. FIRE
PROOF BUILDING. HEAVY CONSTRUC-
T1ON: WILL TAKE LONG LEASE OR
MIGHT BUY; POSSESSION BY FEB. T.
1922, OR SOONER. HE'LL e. STERN. 1865
BROADWAY. WATKINS 1850.
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FARM PROPERTY.

FRUIT farm, 100 apple trees: 80 acres, 90
tillage. 40 valuable woodland, 10 pasture:
barns. house rooms. bath. electricity,
furnace, fine water; desirable neighbors; a.
minutes by trolley to Northampton, Smith
College: near Mass. Agricultural and AM
herst colleges; excellent rail service 10 New
York, Boston. Box %. N. Chatham, Mass.
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WANTED TO LEASE FOR HIGH CLASS
MANUFACTURING PURPOSES FOR a
FEET IN OR NEAR NEW YORK CITY
ADDRESS 2225 HERALD. HERALD SO.