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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
NEED $4,000 TO RUN
CITY THIS FISCAL YEAR

The city council met last evening
IN the city hall with fun attendance
OF the members.
The committee appointed hy tha
American Legion TO confer with the
city council in respect to the removal
OF tho liberty pole and the stand
around II ut the head Of Main street
Was present The council was no.
aware OF any objection to the pro.
posed removal of the stand and pole,
The council believes It necessary for
public safety that the stand be- taken
down ana the pole removed and a
mushroom light placed whore the pole
has been. The stand will be taken
down IL such manner that il can be
erected speedily for any public Assem-.
blaze II has been suggested that the
pole be placed At the corner of the
Vryuu lot, when the street is wideurG
~ that place by the putting IN of the
proposed culyert at the north of Blum
street
commissioner Kohl has been In.
structed to wait on the American IT,.
gi1U and lind their desire as To the
placing OF the pole
The council passed the appropria-
ton ordinance on its final reading. AZ.
propriating $4,000, plus $3.50 for the
library site, for all municipal purposes
tn" coming year.
An ordinanc" was passed creating
IN" Office OF assistant chief of police
An ordinance was also passed pro.
yidng q penalty for any person or
persons removing any obstruction or
guard placed I'm any street or alley Of
the city by the commissioner of
streets and alleys whore any necos.
gary repairs are in progress or for an"
purpose deemed proper by the com.
missioner of streets and alleys
Commit siuncr p1rmelce was in
stmcted 10 mark the streets for the
parking Of cars $50 that automobiles
may be parked in an orderly manner.
especially on Main street.
city Engineer Irwin admitted eyti.
mates for the paving on Clark street
The city engineer Was instructed 10
complete the estimates for all the cor
t"mpated paving at once. He viii be
in tn, city today for work ON the other
streets whore paving has been con.
tcmplatci Ordinances will BE- passed
th. ,,i.,, ,..r ~, 5,,. ,hi u.s. "
rho rnnrniI r,ssod , rasoI,,jan 80
tending tbn sewer nm CI,rl street nm
to Glen gyeuua Al tho came linn
the Consumers Water and Light com.
pany are instructed to extend their
water mains to Glen avenue This
must all be finished before the pay.
ing on Clark street Is completed.
w. G. KilIelea. who was present IN.
formed the council TINT work won ]
be commenced on Bluff street en-
Thursday of this week. Bluff street
viii be thoroughly graded and rolled
and put in such shape that it will last
for several years.
Henry Thompson, who lives on the
Way mas nerd or 90 tuII OIooded
pu'oc PIGS ! ne niue ielio"S range
asI 'he way rom TWO 70 iour Week
o'u' anu are .he 'hea' pu'ieh u Iltl
Igu too' SI T ma oan De seen any
" o.. imoL emma.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
Mart Moore Injured.

Mart Moore, who recently resided
east of Utica, met with an accident in
La Sale on Saturday afternoon. While
crossing a street he was struck by an
automobile driven BY lady, but the
injuries received were slight. He was
taken to st. Mary's hospital in La
Sale, where his wounds were dressed,
and he was dismissed from the hos
Dital on Sunday, none the worse for
his experience.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
The hinheat Suecaaa.

Most Of us overlook the fact that
to do good is to make good. Boston
Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16

George Hole viii make his first
trip 10 Chicago tomorrow with
truck lead of eggs
George Marlette OF Morris was
here Yesterday.
William Walsh motored to Ottawa
this morning
Mrs. James Griffin of Seneca was
a Marselles visitor last evening.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16

each living mother to receive red
carnation, but owing to a mistake of
the florist white ones were sent and
distributed to those present,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
A Chance to Help.

There are a number of women in
Marseilles who miss the opportunity
for helping on the worlds improve
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
Show Some Speed.

II the women on the school section
do not get a hustle on themselves.
1t will be- too late to have home
coming this September, For II takes
time to arrange fer trip to another
state, and il would call for this meet.
ing from many Of our western states.
especially from Iowa and Minnesota
So now get together and decide when
You want such an assembling OF old
friends as would meet for home
coming of the school section. Teach
ers as we'll as pupils and parents
would be- on hand, 40 have one be.
fore II is too late to gather old
friends, for they may not be- here
next year
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16

Mrs. John Gilchrist was a shopper
in ottawa on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Gebhart and baby
of near Ottawa spent Sunday at the
Sampson home here.
Misses Ruth Bluman and Frances
Condron were La Sale callers on Sat
nrlaY.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16
Receirts Estimated.

Wheat. 255 cars.
Corn, IA cars.
Oats. 90 cars.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-05-16

W. G. Killelea drove to Grand Ridge
today.
Adolph Mushro is back from a
three day visit with friends in Chica-
go
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MAURICE EDWARD BANDMAN deceased.
Pursuant 10 an Order of the Chanccry
Division OF the High Court OF Justice dated
the 25th day OF July 1922 and made in an
Action In the Matter 'of the. Estate of
Maurice Edward Bandman deceased. Levin
stein Y. Bandman. 1922 b. No. 35Si, the
Creditors of Maurice Edward Bandman,
late of No. - Haymarket in the County
of London who died the 9th day of
March 1922 are on or before the fst day OF
November 1922 10 send by post prepaid 10
John James Withers Solicitor a member of
the firm of Withers Bensons Currie Will
Jams g. Co. of A. Arundel Street Strand In
the County of London their full Christian
and Surnames, addresses and descriptions,
the full prticulars Of their claims state
ment of their accounts and tho nature OF
the securities Uf any held by them. or In
default thereof they will be excluded from the
benefit OF the said order unless the Court
or Judge on application otherwise. orders
Every Claimant holding any security is TO
produce the same before Master Watl<n
Williams at the Chambers OF the Judge
Strand, London on Wednesday the 18th day
of November 1922 at IL o'clock noon. being
the time appointed for adjudicating upon
the claims.
Claimant not residing in England or
Wales must send with particulars of his
claim the name and address Of a person In
England or Wales to whom notices TO the
claimant can be sent.
Dated this fst day of August 1922.
WITHERS BENSONS CURRlE WILL
IAMS e. CO.
4, Arundel Street. Strand, London.
Solicitors for Annie Lewinstein.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Island--Sale or Let.

HUNTINGTON. l.. I.-Attractive room
house, all improvements; open fire. hard
wood floors. high ground and good neigh
borhood: 10 minutes from heart OF village.
price 81 500: easy terms. LOUISE BATES
sROSENTHAL. Huntington. L. l. Phone 6,6.
HUNTINGTON l.. I.-Cozy six room cot
tage all improvements: large plot; re-
stricted section 10 minutes from trolley and
heart OF Village: price $4,000. $500 cash,
halancef easy terms. LOUISE BATES
nOGIgNTtTAI, Huntington, l.. j. Phone 6o6.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
Mest side.

4sTH. "a west.--Comfortable. large, small
rooms; excellent board; reasonable.
Bryant 1870
b4rH ST, 3s w. = Attractive double-single
rooms; excellent table. SIS up. Circle 2s42.
9TH. 35l W.-Large, small rooms. private
bath; French cooking. electricity; tele-
phone.
18TH. "a w.-zAttractive rooms; newly deco
rated: excellent table; table guests; refer
pnces.
ODD, 12s-130 West (Potter HalD-Large and
single rooms. newly decorated; electricity !;
private bath; table guests; parior dining
rooms.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

CIIAMBERwORK. light washing. sewing,
middic-aged French woman, good city ref
ercnces. Imbert, care OF CabrolI, Z East
l4th st.
CHAMBERAiAID. waitress. experienced. re-
ferences Advertiser. los w. 62d.
COOK. young, excellent. good references. no
laundry, city apartment. $S5 monthly. 1850
Broadway Arcade, Box Gi0.
COOK oK-HOUsEwoRK. no washing. neat.
experienced woman. Care Charles. ~ w.
1921.
COOK. good. French, with boy az years
country. suburbs: excellent references. D.
NJ. rs Warburton av.. apt. 8. Yonkers.A
COOK, French, competent; not speak Eng
lish; good references. @. II, 253 w. 18th.
COOK. Huhgariafr. first class; experienced .
miodle aged. $50 w. s3d care Mccartney,
COOK, housoworker. German woman; coun-
try ~. RIyington ST. $. -.
COOK, excellent; country preferred: adver-
tiser is deaf. 2lo ~. 45th care Kelly.
cleaning. references. Koharelx. 30s East
DAYS work, colored American; cleaning
or lausdry, steady work; references. Morn
ngside 1919.
DREssMAKER. childrenis dresses; reason
able. Phone Wadsworth 0T3i. Smith, fii
West ibdu ~
SsMAK ER--You want pretty frocks
coats, remodcling, out town evenings? s67
Academy
EXoUisITELY charming costumes: remodel
ing: fashionable: out $500. Black, 5OG
GIRL, coiored, wishes half time job. morn
ing or afternoon. Copeland. 50 Washing
Ton pI.
Girl, neat coiorcd, wishes half ,frne situa-
tion. Call Newberry. 300 w. 126th: write
car ianitor
GiaT-- coIored. lately landed, position gem
erai house worker. Nishet,. 80 w. G2d.
GONERNsSS. best references. take children
years up; speaks English, German
French, Italian; good Hcwcr. Call Watkins
537D Write Govcrness. $50 West I'D ST
GoyTRNEss on companion. refined, obIig-
ing. French. English: references. Rains.
o42 I'd av.
HALE time mornings. colored. Write 2te0
Tth nv. apartment -. Aud. 1850.
HoTsEW0RKER, colored. neat appearance;
southerner. sleep IN or OUT Moore, Iar-
lem 5ssG. ----
eleep home; references. II 2fG0 Herald
Herald Sd --.-------
IotsEWoRK--Glrl, ooiorea. lately landed
wishes position. Aska, care Richardson.
1851 Park ~.
HOI sEyNOtk coiorcd girl, competent. Wit
ing, oDliging. Lcger. lbl W. liuth watts
Court,
H0USEWOEkER, Southern coiorcd eir
whole time or days work; references
Mornlnpsite SOS
HDUSEWOHkER, colorcd sleep IN or out,
experienced. care Thomas, 205 w. i3oth
HOTsEWORk, coiorea womans can sew.
Audubon 09To, apt "a, smith.
LADY's MAID. English. requires situation
anywhere; experienced; references. Byles,
lao T.. aist -.
LAUN DRESS wants work home or by day.
Msher, ssI Amsterdam av.
LAIJNDTtESS, first class, German, refer
sncss. desires days work. Bum. 1878 ID nv.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Bronx-saIc or Let.

FINEST in Bronx: unusual new two family
brick; 10 rooms bargain. GERARD MAC
NAMARA, 80 East 42d: Murray Hill 514I.
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GREAT NORTHERN
RAILWAY.

PERM a N ENT RAILROAD
JOBS IN THE GREAT
NORTHWEST. MACHINISTS,
BoILERMAKERs. BLA OK
SMITHS. SHEET METAL
WORKERS. COACH CARPEN-
TIE s. CAR REPAIRERS.
LINEMEN. GOOD WAGES.
TIME AND oNE-I ALE
AFTER EIGHT HOURS AND
FOR SUNDAYS AND HoLI-
DAYS.
FREE TRANSPORTATION.
APPLY TO n. w. MORRISON,
SUPERINTENDENT OF EN-
PLCTMENT. GREAT NORTH
EHN RAILWAY. ST. PAUL.
MINN.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.

OFFER famous South Carolina Honey Dew
cantabupes at 81 per crate. Cash with
Order. The Grocery Shop Blackbille. S. c.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

PAT. l do not seek to change your plans.
but want ten minutes talk with you to
relieve terrible anxiety. G. Il. l.. p
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BrookIyn-Sale or Let.

JAMAICA Av.-Elevated station, corner Au-
tumn. lots assessed $11 600; reasonable
offer buys. CHADOVITZ, Ill 4th av.. Bklyn.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.
EXECUTIVE AND DIRECTOR.

Opportunity kor sound business man. pos
sessing highest credentials. TO connect as
active officer with reputable. established
company. manufacturing high class. univer-
sal building material with national reputa-
ton: over 81 500. 900 worth of material on
specification. profitable contracts in work (;
investment required. r. T.. COL Herald. ESQ
Broadway.
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REAL ESTATE-Other States.
Pennsylvania--Sale or Let.
pAcADrsr spo1

PARADISE SPOT
17-acre, very beautiful section of Pennsyl-
vania mountains, 50 miles out. trout
stream, waterfall. power site, bungalow
house Of 16 rooms, furnished. residence or
hotel, majestic scenery. auto road. $1,000.
81 900 down. Particulars, photos, 100 Broad
way. Room 23i weekdays before r. NJ. Also
s1-acre farm. good buildings. trout stream,
$500.
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Business Service.
Capital Wanted.

New rk--INCoRPoRATE-D
WALSH. Atty. ll0 w. 10th. Bryant 1898
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MAN.
MAN WANTED

MAN WANTED.
hard working, clean living man over 70
preferred. who Is seeking u position which
viii produce large earnings for earnest e.
forts. requirements, honesty. perseverance,
willingness TO learn and clean appearance
no other need apply. Suite 1910. % West
Iad 81.
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New Jersey-saIe or Let.

A CHARMING. little home Of six rooms. tiled
bath, on one-third acre plot; plenty of
shrubs and flowers; has huge veranda and
f;ne living room with big open fireplace.
hardwood trim, electric lights. steam heat,
narouet finished floors. everything new and
modern easy Communication to New YORK,
unusual opportunities for outdoor sports
roIf clubs : beautiful lakes near by; l,S00
cash. balance of $6.700 on easy term mort
cages buys the property; In fine private
neirhborhood. PERSONAL, T.. o. Box 110I
C,itv Hall sta. N. y. City.
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FOR SALE.
Established auto body building, paint and
blacksmith shop, will consider a live
partner with capital.
Inquire
w. q. TURNER, 2t7 Smith ST.. Perth Amboy.
~ j., rooms 200 and 90
E%ECUTkIN sale OF "A flourshing meat,
grocery and produce business. established
20 years at Chester, Pa. Address 20I6
Herald, go B'way.
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New Jersey.
MA ssacI,usetts

HOTEL NoRCROss
MONUMENT BEACH, CAPE COD.
100 Rooms Overlooking Buzzards Bay. Fresh
Sea Food. Garage. Booklet. r. A. Crowley.
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AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

CADILLAC roadster 1921 model. IN excel
leut condition owner sailing for Europe:
bargain, Tel. Bryant 2spT.
wiLLys six CYLINDER SEDAN.
Practically new, absolutely mechanical
perfect: Springfield body; sacrifice. $3.50.
OWNER, 2ta Terrace ave. phono t34w
Hasbrouck Heights. ~. j.
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HELP WANTED--MaIe.
WANTED BY THE
CHESAPEAKE q OHIO
RAILROAD COMPANY

-s@-~-- @~fetN@~ -
RAILROAD COMPANY
FOLLOWING RAILROAD Me-
CHANIcs AND HELPERS AT
THE RATES OF PAY EsTAB-
LIsHEp BY THE UNITED
STATES RAILROAD LABOR
BOARD;
SEVENTY CENTS PER
HoUR-MACHINIsTs, BOILER
NJ KERs, BLAcKsMITHs.
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
ELECTRICAL wo nK Il RS
AND PASSENGER CAR RE
PAIRERs.
slxTY-THREE CENTS PER
HoUR-FREIGHT CAR RE-
PAIRER5.
FORTY SEVEN CENTS PER
HoUR-HELPERS IN ALL
TRADES.
In accordance with resolutions Is
sued by the United States Railroad
Labor Board. July third. and APP
proved by the President in his procla.
nation or July eleventh. new men ac-
cepting employment are within their
rights and are not strikebreakers.
and have the moral as well as legal
right 20 engage IN railroad service.
and will have protection Of every
branch OF Government. both Stats
and Nationt.
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uORIzoNTAr. wARpErs


HORIZONTAL WRAPPERS
wanted: thoroughly cxperienced steady
work and good wages. The Cedar Clff
SILK Co.. 1870 4. Frederick ct. Bing
hampton ". Y.
LOOM FIxER WANTED.
An efficient and reliable webbing loon
fixer wanted: good opportunity for a com.
petent man: one accustomed TO elastic wei
weaving preferred. Reply, giving references
2055 Herald. $50 Broadway.
MAN.
You are looking for n better Job: so
was / few months ago; / found one
with the livest bunch OF young men |
ever met in fast growing sound. con-
servative business that will offer un-
limited opportunities to good man. |
have been asked to get In touch with n
man between the ages OF 2J and 80 years
who can give unquestionable reference as
TO character and honesty; no matter what
your present occupation or past cxperi-
ence may be. perhaps we can use you.
See Mr.. Dantzler, room 1901, East
AID st.
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Miscellaneous.

AM unable TO take care OF small lot. 81 900
last allotment New York Telephone Co.
stock owing to sudden business demand for
money viii dispose at cost. e. NJ, 6l9
Longacre Building.
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APPLY AT

APPLY AT
NEW YORK. 200 BROADWAY.
BARCLAY PUILDfNG.
ROOMS iT12-iTi3-iTl4.
NEWPORT NEWS. VA.
RICHMOND. VA.
CLIFTON FORGE. VA.
HINTON. W. VA.
HUNTINGTON. w. VA.
RUSSELL. ky.
CONVICTION. KY.
PERU. INDIANA.
FREE TRANSPORTATION
WILL DE FURNIsHED
WHERE NECESSARY.
JNo. r. GOULD.
suPT. MOTIVE POWER.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
ta e.
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pARTNEsR Wanted--Established milk dairy
In country: experience not necessary; good
chance for party that wants TO get out OF
city; $500 required. LITTLE. Rosendale ".
y. Phone iT-F-24 Rosendale.
BUSINESS associates with 1000 up quick
turnover: enormous profits: bona fide bust
ness Write or phone Mr.. CHENEY, Hotel
Cadillac. for appointment. Bryant TOO.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FemaIe.


LAUNDREss. Swedish. wants day work;
answer BY mail WERNER, S05 r.. 10Th
MAssEUsE. colored. 67O29: Swedish and
scientific. magnetic waves, electrical, etc.
expert operators. Colunlbns loao.
MAsSEUSE. coiored e6I029) Swedish and
scientific magnetic waves. electrical, etc. !.
expert operator Columbus 1880
NURSERY governess, English: speaks
French and Spanish; would travel. Phone
Columbus a690.
NURSE for baby. part time or permanent.
! A 1851 Herald. Bronx
SERVICE-Middle-a aged dressmaker speaking
English. Spanish, italian. going to Europe.
would accompany lady exchange passage.
Address Marie. l25 West 10Th
WAITRESS, English. competent, long ex-
perience; adult family: references; letters !:
no AGENCY. ;. j. 33I w. 24th 81.
WOMAN. resrectabic, washing, Ironing.
cleaning. Dolman. 10 West End av., top
floor.
WOMAN, colored, wants half time or wash
ing home. Allen, 2l9 w, SD.
WOMAN, colored. DAVIS work, washing
home. Clark. $40 w. 1lath; University BAGS.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
LADIES
in need OF competent household servants
MALE or FEMALE. SINGLE or COUPLES,
VIII always find satisfaction at
the H. M. MODERN AGENCY,
200 East I'D ST.. southeast corner Sd av.
Rhineauder 1il-io79-S1Is
DOMESTIC help. Brennan Agency, 69o
Madison av. (62d). RhineIander 04oo.
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A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. near Ridgewood. lot
1Iox4o0, rooms, bath. gas. water. cleo
tricity, ia fruit trees, vegetable garden.
trees: 3 minutes TO station; Erie main line.
On state road overlooking Saddle River
Valley. Sacrifice. $4,000; unusually reason
able terms cost 100000 to reproduce
LAWRENCE KNAPP, Ridgewood. N. -;
phone l0i2.
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New Ysrh.

HUDSON VIEW FARM-BathIng, dancing,
mountain air: can come by day boat, mod
ern improvements; terms SO per week. Cir
cular. CA X. STONE, Htaatsburg on Hudson.
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For Sale.

FOR sALE-Moving picture theater in New
Haven, Conn. House fire proof, seats I00
admission Is cents. Close to factory where
%. 600 people work, no bther theater near.
Right party can buy this property for
s35, 900. cash $4,000 balance On mortgage.
Apartment in building Of five rooms for
manager. Theater could not be built for
price that owner viii sell building land and
equipment Owner can rent IL for 81 900 a
year to several parties. Owner sick and
must sell. Do not write but come and look
this great proposition over. Owner S. w.
HART, 81 Church ST., New Haven. Conn.
Nh
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Automobiles Wanted,

AtrrOS BOUGHT FOR CASH. JANDCrR
AUTO co. .Ta0 broadway. Circle 247s.
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HELP WANTED-FemaIe.

ART1STS-Experienced on celluloid novelties !:
state experience and references. NJ 2103
Herald. Herald so.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
Above 18th st. to 59th 81. unclusive).

SEVERAL, two room and bath suites TO
rent for August and September; $40 per
nonfh. full hotel service; delightful rooms,
bsa,ttifuI neirhborhood. Hotel Irving, ~
Cranercy Park Phone Granercy 626i
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SAVE SOC. A GALLON and get the very best
high grade AUTOMOBILE OIL. direct from
Pennsylvania refinery. We pay the freight.
Send for our price ist of all iubricatlnK oils
and Ereases. REFINEIeS DISTRIBUTING
co. Oil City, Pa.
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Motor Trucks.
Automobile Accessories

MACK TRUCK. ~ ton. wood hoist. dunn
body. like new, $3.50. sANTrNr, 1871
Southern boulevard. Bronx. Intervals o5o7.
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FARM PROPERTY.

AZ ACRES. fruit. good broom house,
barns. outbuildings, horse, cows. pigs.
~ chicte ns. calf. tools. Price IS. .0OO terms.
clark & Son, 1921 Main ST., bridgeport.
Conn.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

-. .ArEsrs. ~ IscyoET arp scrp
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y4TII. 5s East--To let three room apartment.
Inuuire superintendent.
46TTf 32s wcst--'fwo rooms. Ntchenstte,
bath newly altered dwelling; exclusive
$50
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YON1SEES. 90 Locust I'M Av.--Larre at
tractive rooms overlooking Hudson, excel
lent cooking, large veranda. reasonable
Yonkers oS2e
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male.

executive; 10 years experience competent
take fun charge office books, collections.
financial statements; fluent II French.
Spanish, &c.; best references. i. NJ, NJ, y
West 106th. Academy 4I50.
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FREE list OF houses for sare and rent. Write
VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
RIIlt;FWOOD.-Six room modern cottage;
garage chicken house, tennis court, shrubs,
fruit. $6,500. photographs. HOVER, 2l2
Broadway n. Y.
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MII.L1NERS and preparers wanted. Gilman
and Bernstein, 1898 Broadway, New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. infant three weeks,
girl. two and one half years. David, 3i5
hth av.
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An advertisement IN the Lost ard
Found columns OF THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering your lost properly
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INSTRUMENTATION, $40 week. all sports;
minutes station. week enders accomrno-
dated. ALLEN. ~ Clinton av. Tel. 22Iw.
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BEECH TREE INN
2s minutes from Grand Central: special
woek end rhtes. Telephone BronxvIlIe $500.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-09-01
CITY VOTERS
KNOW WARDS
Avoid Confusion and Delay at
the Polls.-New Booths To
Be Used

Before you go to the polls in Lady
smith to vote at the primary election,
ascertain what ward you reside in,
if you do not now know, so that the
time of the election boards will not
be unduly taken up in finding out for
you, and to avoid confusion and de
lay, is the advice Of the mayor.
And remember that voters residing
in wards Nos. /, 2 and 3, will vote up
stairs in the city hall ,and voters re-
siding in wards Nos. 4, 5 and 6 will
vote on the first floor of the same
building, where Ladysmith voters
have been voting for years.
New, sheet-steel voting booths have
been purchased by the city and will
be used at the primary. Two sets of
election officers, will be necessary un-
der the plan of dividing the city
wards as noted above.