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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
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apt to make the rug stiff and board like.
 This kind of rug admits a wider range of design than almost any other kind. One can draw an original pat tern on the canvas before hooking the loops of cloth through it, then use a certain color of cloth to make the loops which fill in the design on the canvas, having the other colors of the rug different. I would like to impress this fact upon my readers. however: large patterns are the only ones that are really satisfactory. Small patterns or those with much delicacy of detail, lose their deHcacy-and som etimes their form-in the making. Only large masses work out with good eff feet.
 Draw your pattern on the bare can vas with a black crayon, using rather broad lines. And before starting to work, it is often best to make a color cartoon, using a child's set of colored crayons to color the parts of the car toon Cor drawing) so that you can see how the colors Of the rug will look when the rug is completed. Such color chart as this is often very help fuI as a guide when hooking the rug
 And now, reader friends, I want to ask you to please cut out this article now If you are interested in these rugs for I have no copies of it to send YOU in case you lose it and write me later asking me to give you the directions for making these rugs.
 Tomorrow-Contribu Recipes.
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Kirkman in care of the Efficient HousekeepinC'' department will be an- swered in these columns in their turn This requires considerable time how ever. owing to rhe great number re- ceived- So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self addressed envelope must be enclosed with the Question.-Tbe Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
HYPCHONDRIA.

About five months ago I suffered a nervous breakd own, and since I have been troubled with dull, pressing pains on the top of my head and they wor- ry me very much. l have them near Iy every day; also I always feel dizzy, so I get scared to go out alone or be left alone at home. Some days I feel awfully depressed and cry a whole lot, wondering if I am ever going to feel well again as I used to be- never was sick in my life before.
 am 30 years old and have two fine boys, one 3 years and the other Il years old. My own doctor has been treating me all the time and he told me my heart, lungs, kidneys and blood pressure were in good condition. l went to two other doctors and they told me the same, only a case of nerves and being run down. They said it would take time to get well. I never want to go out any more and have no ambition at all About six months previous to the breakdown I had my tonsils removed because they were diseased. My own doctor took them out. Do you think the ether left me nervous? Please write and let me know if there is a chance of me getting we'll again?
 Answer-I am printing the above just to introduce the subject of hy- pochondria, a morbid anxiety relative to the "sufferer's'' physical health. Here is a chronic disorder; and, if our patient doesn't watch out 1t may lead to melancholia-
 This imaginary ma1ady requires moral treatment (such as is somewhat out of my line) and the leading of the Hygienic Life (article on request). Let normalcy be your aim! Work a lot. Enjoy yourself a lot. Go to the opera, $7 a seat or, if that is going
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
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the drones. Only those who are fit will survive. The great preacher and moraltst will have a son who ia a worthless scamp, and the man of no value will be the father of a. great man.
 big, strong fellow who is honest will end his days in the poorhouse and a litt'e crooked individual will end his days in 9 wonderful marble house with a few grating "speciaIists, watching his health.
 It is a great world; and, above all cultivate a sense of humor.-Marce1 Steinbrugge.
 The pound and the franc, they are
 silent.
 The mark and the ruble are dead But when the old dollar
 Let's out a hoIIer, It's heard from Skagway to Port Said.
 The stage hand issued from the theater carrying a lantern.
 ''Whar you going?" demanded the stage manager.
 I'm going to see my gaI,'' was the reply.
 "I never carried lantern when T went courting, growled the manager.
 'Eo, you didn't. And look what you got.:'
 A warm, soggy winter is not the kind we are paying apartment rent for. Sung again.
 We have recently bought something on the instalrnent plan and the con- tract sent by the instalment house says Payments shall be paid on the thirty-first day of each month" This is not so bad because it lets us out of paying anything in February, April, June, September and November. We would call this unusually kind in stalment house.
 Japan doesn't want to scrap her Matsu, and neither do we.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
Hard Times Serrnonette.

These are times of depression, and only those who are fit will survive. Ad- versfty often brings out merit Some have seventy years of diversity, and then a trip to the happy hunting ground Nevertheless diversity builds character, and they may then know what they are hunting for. It takes an emergency to test a mans metal, and many are walking around who look like steel, but are really soft lead. Let the test be warm enough and they will melt Hard times will drive out
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

Ireland's fight for .reedom began ID ll72 when the English under Henry II descended upon her shores The Emerald Isle at that time as divided into five kingdoms as the map above at the left shows. From I172 to 169O favorites of the English rulers took possession of the various areas or plantations. as
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
SOFT DRINK PROFIT IS HIGH.
By International News Service,

Boston, Jan. 26.-That a 400 per cent profit is being reaped by some local dispensers of soft drinks on one popular concoction was revealed by a Boston newspaper that has just com pleted an investigation. While many soft drink dispensers returned to the old five-cent scale when the revenue tax was removed many are sticking to wartime prices. One drink, com pased of syrup and carbonated water costing under two cents a glass. is be- ing sold in many establishments for ten cents.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

the map at the upper right shows. Then, after the battle of the Boyne in 1890, the Eng fish took possession of the en- tire island, with the exception of Connaughl, as the map below at the left shows. A system of 'landlordism" was established by the British The creation of the Irish Free State now divides
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

it, too strong, the movies at a quarter admission. What can you be crying about when you have two fine boys, when three doctors have pronounced you without physical disease and when you are only 30-the perfect feminine age-according to de BalZac.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
A LITTLE SLICE OF LIFE.

A LITTLE SLICE OF LIFE. The man called in his lawyer, And he made out his final will. Then examined his insurance policies, And took out two or three more. Then settled his business affairs, And told his parents what to do In ease he shouldn't return; Then shook hands all around, And rode home in his limousine. He spent a, pleasant evening With his family. and walked around Looking at his art treasures. Then he put on his coat and hat, Gave his home a farewell glance, And walked down othe corner, where To celebrate the new year. he took A drink of prohibition hootch. He left a large circle of friends. A funeral was held from the house, And several weIl-known' men Were honorary pallbearers. The coroner's jury returned A verdict of sui ide.
 It can hardly be said that the movies broaden one, when you think of some of the tweIve-inch seats you have to sit in.
 Shall I marry my cousin % asks magazine writer. If you like. dear sir. We don't want her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

will bring up an old cloth dress. If you can embroider, coarse artificial silk will make effective patterns on dresses. waists or sweaters.
 Miss J. K-If you do not see any improvement in your complexion after taking the yeast cakes for several weeks, do not continue with them. Your pimpIes may be caused by some condition which is not corrected by the yeast. However, if you continue to eat improperly, even though you take the yeast, you cannot expect to be cured of this outbreak on the skin. Consult the doctor if these simple things at home do not relieve your condition.
 E. J-The use of cream is deter mined by the condition of the skin. If your skin is firm and finely grained without the use of cream do not use it-but there are few skins that are not improved without a moderate use of some cream. In the case of older women, the oils in the system are be- ing absorbed and the skin would show this if the loss was not provided for through this use of a good cream.
 Tomorrow-Tempta
 All inquiries addressed to Miss Forbes in care of the Beauty Chats department will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires conSid derable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if q. personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and seIf-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

Ireland into two sections. The new Free State includes all the island excepting the parS of Ulster known as "UnIonist Ul- ster," which was offered the privilege of entering the Free State or remaining under Brit ish rule The Ulsterltes have shown no desire to join the Free State.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27

Shall marry my cousin % asks a magazine writer. If you like. dear sir. We don't want her.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-27
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
The Stamp of Approval.


 am sure there are thousands who are afflicted with tuberculosis who would like to write and thank you most sincerely for your splendid and very humane article in last nights pa per Have a Heart" The greatest specialists in the world claim the same thing as you did in that article. If more were said in the public press where it would reach everybody, then more humanity would be shown to the afflicted ones.
 I have lived at Saranac Lake for years and it never has been known Gas all the doctors there c1aim) that one single person has been infected. My grateful thanks for your exceedingly humane article on that disease. I read them all and extend my hearty con- gratulations, for truly most city doc tors know very little that disease, although the most common.
 Tomorrow-The Wrong Way.
 All inquiries addressed to Dr. Hu- Der in care of the Health Talks de- partment will be answered in these columns in their turn. This requires consid erable time, however, owing to the great number received. So if. personal or quicker reply is desired stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
New Jersey.

PARAMOUNT HoTE1,-Attractlvcly situated
In the Heights, within % minutes OF the
heart of New York city, largo, airy rooms.
single or en- suite. with bath; excellent table .
terms moderate. Inquire PARAMOUNT
HOTisT. CO. Ifudson Boulevard. Jersey City
Heights. Bergen 962.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

FRED ROsE.--Suitable compensation win be
paid for Information Of Whereabouts Of
Fred Rose, formerly 1908 South Ashland av.,
Chicago. Ill. M. HENsCHEI. Attorney. I'D
William 1T. Phone Beekman 1857.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS woman wishes quiet room with
running water: state rent West Side.
7 1869 Herald, Harlem.
REFINED French girl wishes small. clean.
comfortable room with private family, per-
n.anent. within walking distance 9th av. 59th
st. Phone Tuesday. Rhinelander S1S2.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

P. r. L.-Communicate with office !urne-
diately: urgent. PUTNAM.
WILL not be responsible for any debts con.
tracted by others. sAts
sIEGFRIED EHRENBERa.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

PATENTs-write for free Illustrated guide
BLANK. Send model or sketch and de-
scription of your invention for our opinion
OF its patentable nature free. HIGHEST
REFERENCES; PROMPT ATTENTION:
REASONABLE TERMS. VICTOR J. EVANS
CO., New York office, 1908 Wooworth
Building. Phone Barclay 6474. Main office,
S54 9th, Washington. D. c.
PATENTS-Send for free booklet: highest
references. best results. promptness as-
sured. WATSON r. COLEMAN. Patent Law.
yer. 624 r st.. Washington. d. O.
PATENTS. trade marks. designs: best work;
lowest prices; consultation free; 30 years
experience. Call or send for Book No. 4,
EDGAR TATE CO.. 245 Broadway. N. Y.
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Country Board Wanted.

THREE adults: committing distance. Long
Island. Westchester. Box 7S1. S52 Colun-
bus av.
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED.

LADY, reliable. to take charge of girl 7
years old. Write all particulars It 2074
Herald. Herald so.
TWO rooms for Christian couple. 5 children
prefer private family who have home near
or on ocean beach. Kerler, go Front ST.,
New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Capital 70 Invest.

Capital 70 Invest.
A financial institution - prepared to
furnish capital to established indus
trial. mercantile and finance corpora-
tions which have been in business for
a year or mora and are desirous- Of
raising additional capital for expan-
sion purposes. Corporations must
have sold stock and must have two E
hundred stockholders or more. Write
giving all details. 9. s.. 932 Tribune
Building. New York
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GoCvERNEUR HOUSE. 2fs Broad St.
Newark, N. J.-Beautiful furnished rooms
electricity; near bath: gentlemen. business
couple; near ~. L, q vs. -
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
New Jersey.

THE PLAINFIELD-Large. airy furnished
rooms for rent; five minutes from beach
and auditorium. 90 Embury av.. Ocean
Grove. N. j.
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Observation-Disclosures.

TWO rooms, high class hotel private hall,
bath with shower: three exposures; con-
cessions for August-September. Schuyler
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INCCRPOEATE--DEL
PALMER, ITO w. 40th st., Bryant 1903,
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FOR SALE-M Miscellaneous.

ANTIQUES-Beautiful collsction at private
sale at the quaint "Woodmont rnn." Come,
leisurely inspect furniture. glass. historical
bottles. Write. call. phone Milford 624-2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DOSTON ROAD. 1901. corner wilkins Ave-.
"a room apartments, all improvements.
BRYANT AV., 1339--Frccman st. station,
large, beautiful airy rooms 3 family
house; all improvements, newly decorated.
CRESTON AV., 1919 (near Concourse) -
Three, four and five rooms; new building
reasonable rent. Inquire superintendent.
CRESTON AV., oJ3t-Beautiful five large
rooms. foyer; opposite st. James's Park.
DOCTORS. ATTENTION.
Sept. I VIII have seven room apart
mert; two entrances, two baths. all i'm
provcfxents. this Is Doctors apartment.
| 2OIs Aelmont av., corner 10th ST.
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New Jersey.
CcW ocIBeys
ELMwooD HOTEL,
AMERICAN PLAN

r... or.nra n "a minute. ,ror,
New York city on D.. L, q W.; all rooms
with private baths. screened. awnings.
telephones; one block from station, resi-
Dental section; delightful climate: beau
tiful shade trees; fine table, fresh vege-
tables. fruit. desirable vacancies; rates
$21 single. $35 for two. Phone Orange
1851.
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Children BoardeA.

18TH, Sic E.-Widow to mind baby either
monthly or weekly; treated with kindness
and caro-. Mrs. Connolly.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
Unfurnished.

FRONT apartment wanted, or 6 rooms and
bath elevator and electricity: between Doth
and 141st sts.. West Side TO take possession
August 1st or September LIST.
Address Apartment 8, 53S West 10th st
WANTED unfurnished apartment by busi-
resa woman, two or three rooms. prefer
ably with kitchenette state price and par
ticulars in first letter. G 2010 Herald. Her
aid so.
WANTED or room apartment, private
two family house, porch essential; two
adults. Phone fremont 3511M.
WEST Side. seven or eight room apartment.
90th-i60t ST.: southern exposure desirable !:
rent up to $500 Reply by letter to NIT
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CAPITAL FURNISHED

CAPITAL FURNISHED
ESTABLISHED CORPORATIONS FOR Ex-
PANSION AND ENLARGEMENT THROUGH
SALE OF TREASURY STOCK. SEND
PARTICULARS To RUFFIN NORTH 4 CO.,
STORE MANAGER-BUYER.
meny years department store experience,
will invest some capital and fun time SER
wees as partner; profitable business; state
full particulars. 1852 Herald. Harlem
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BOARDERS WANTED.
West side.

West Side.
18TH, 1SS W.-DOUBLE. SINGLE, REESE
PURE FOOD BOARDING HOUSE. GUESTS.
73TH ST. ia WEST (Norece Hal)-Delight-
ful. large rooms. steam heat: spacious par
lors and lounge: excellent meals.
sgd. 1927 west.-Attractive room, overlook
Ing Hudson; excellent table; reasonable
9lsT ST., 4s wEsT-Attractive large. cool
rooms. bath: excellent meals summer rates.
33D. 130 w. (Potter Halll--Excusive; home
atmosphere delicious meals; table quests.
9th, 13S W.-Beautiful rooms, bath. con-
veniences: excellent board; reasonable.
Riverside 22sS
94TH (696 West End av.) Room for parent.
board and care Of refined child during day.
121ST. . W-Large cool rooms. overlook
ing park; parlor dining; summer rates.
lt4TH. 42s w. (near Amsterdam)- Extra
large room; twin beds. couch: electricity.
Brooklyn.
CLARK ST., bS-Attractive rooms. good
board, $3.50; girls. transit. Main 2419W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. detached house, COM
Portable home, good table: Brighton line to
Beverly road. 239 e. 10th ST. Flatbush
0Sor
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MONTCLAIR-Haddon Hall fireproof eIeva-
tor apartment, Z rooms, every modern ap-
pointnlent MURDOCH-FAIRCHIL CO.,
opp. Lackawanna. Montclair. Phone 4616.
UNDERCLIFF Av., 2s4. Edgewater. N. j..
opposite 125th St, overlooking Hudson; )
elegant rooms: every Improvement; porch.
shower; $50. ANNETT.
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Business Service.

PROTECT your shareholders. organize r
company under deed OF trust: no state Tees
no reports: do business anywhere: safest
and best 25 years corporation experience
free booklet. G. +. SES1NGER. 500 9th av.
rnI VarderbfIt 74ll
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capital Wanted.

100000 CASH WILL SECURE
AN IMMEDIATE INTEREST
in a splcndidly paying business We have a
large fleet of motor bus chassis and an OPP
portunity of operating them over an estab-
iished, well paying route. Funds required Tor
building bodies and equipping fleet Tor SER
vice. Investor can cbtain substantial inter-
est in and position OF responsibility with
operating company. Full details to those
financially responsible. Write Box No. J. j..
Room 919, 154 Nassau st.
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TYPEwRITERs.
vIoLINs FOR SALE

HuNDREDs,. f'ypewritersii Recondi-
toned! SIS upi! Rentalsi! BRYANTs.
500 w. 42d. Tongacre o5G4.
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BORG buys diamonds. old gold, silvsr. plat
num- antiques. pawn tickets, bronzes, brio
a-brac s146 W. 23d ST. Tel. watkins 70S5.
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WEARING APPAREL.

vroLINs fthree) for sale. wrNKLER. 2fs
r. ..,Jth ~ Phone Plaza E03o.
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West Side.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 800 (corner 104th st.).
Management Mrs. Ida Marks; few choice
rooms with bath. for select guests desiring
home comforts; best food and service: most
refined social Hebrew surroundings.
54TH ST. 3S w. = Attractive double-slngle
rooms: excellent table: SIS UP. Circle 2S42
rooms French cooking; electricity. tele-
phone.
18TH. 26 w. Miss EDWARDS) Desirable.
cool rooms: table guests; references.
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LADY going abroad. sell clothes; sacrifice;
opportunity for working girl. Riverside
6lvJ.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

51TH ST. (near 9th av.)-Bath and elevate
service. Telephone Plaza O331.
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CHECKBOARD. only one Of It's kind. and
clock: no duplicate Of; cheap. Rhinelander
7435.
DESK SPACE for;two. 42d III. district: phone
and service; reasonable rate. 1882 Broad
Rourya 410. u y .
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surERFLUoUs HAIR.

sUPERrLUoUs HAIR
permanently destroyed without slightest in-
Jury to skin: no pain: electricity. ELEANOR
C;OOpE, room n01. ITO w. 84th, op. Macy's.
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THE NAPLES.
1s1 CHESTNUT ST.. RUTHERFORD. N. J.
An ideal place for those who wish the
quiet of the country and the convenience
Of the city; 35 minutes to Cortlandt or 33d
st. Particulars on request.
JACKSON HOTEL, heart Of Highlands. 2od
IT, on Shrewsbury shore: boardwalk, bath
Ing, boating, fishing. dancing, including &C.
commodations: a-..:stic grounds: booklet
OTTO BETZ.
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished rooms for 2. with
| private family: gentlemen preferred. fine
residential section; highest location: break
| fast n desired. Phone White Plains AM.
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.
FukNlruRD WANTED.
GAS APPLIANCES.

AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER--own.
| ers: Guarantee to keep your heater In per-
feet condition one year; monthly inspection;
reasonable. GATES 545 e. 166th.- Melrose
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

TOWANDA. Pa, Woodleigh-CottageS. farm,
electric lights, bathrooms, sun parlors,
automobiles, bathing. fishing; vacation or
permanent: simple life, cool air, excellent
food, mountain spring water, fruits abun-
dant, green vegetables. cream, milk. Book
let. Miss ELIZABETH LAME.
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VERY large furnished room in one family
house in country. $40 per week. for gen.
tieman or suitable for 2 friends: references
required Call Sunday 8723 Rombouts av.,
Eastchester: take N. ", Westchester and
Boston 20 Dyre av.: connections at 133d st.
I'd and Sd av. l. or Lexington av subway
tCotb AZ atatfou
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INsTRUcrIoN-DANcING
JEwEIRY BOUGHT.

MR.. AND MRS. sADLER's DArscIXu
ACADEMY, 27s6 Broadway. Academy 1881.
Private lessons daily. Glasses every svenins:
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BOARDERS WANTED.
East Side.
MADISON Av., 213 (near 36th) Attractive
rooms: excellent table, references summer
rates,
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A business man requires $4,000 loan on n
life policy with a security to guarantee
annual payments OF premiums. A 1868 Her
al tgtb az
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Staten Island.

PATCHoGUE INN. Patchogue. L. L.
Homelike. fine table. own garden near
water. $1S-$20 weekly: families specially
catered to.
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HAVE Just finished financing SO. 900 COM
pany; my clients are well satisfied: am
open for a new contract; II your business
needs money arrange to see me this week.
Address A 3O6 1850 Broadway.
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Unfurnished-Long Island.
FOREST HILLS GARDENS, L. I.
Tennis Place apartments, by station.
Large rooms tea room. Boulevard 6545.
l119 95TI ST., Ozone Park. l.. I.-Floor 2
family house. 5 large rooms. all improve
ments. heat included.
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Westchester,

THE HUDSON VIEW YONKERs. N. Y.
Private sanitarium for convalescents. In
valids and the aged; delightful location.
spacious grounds; ideal for rest and relaxa-
tion: doctor and nurses In attendance. 412
North Broadway. Phone Yonkers 6013.
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AND IF an unusual opportunity to invest
Si65 up were presented to you, bringing you
a return which no keen investor would over
look, would 1t interest you? II SO. write
LUCE CANE HARVESTER CORP, lo4O
B'way, New York city.
Evening star., 1922-01-16
Normandy Swiss
Voi1es
Printed Voiles>

SO inches wide, Soc yard
Mostly dark colorings, with a
square plaid and dainty figured
design in white.