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New-York tribune., 1922-10-08
New York State

PUTNAM CoUNTY--Cheap. Wild, wooded.
brook, camp site, farms. big brook
front OF house, farm buildings 10 acres,
dirt road. remote. pond. site woods, $46oot
near state road and depot, 1so acras. farm
house. barns. woods, $4,000 Alexander.
l n. 42d. Vanderbilt 1894. Sundays
Peekskill office. residence ABS.
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SCARBOROUGH
SCARsDALE

o8 BROOK Sr.-phone scarsdaI. sss.1
Leaving country, must sell lots. Groom
house, all impts; IL minutes to station;
se,soe. one-third cash. Owner on premises
BEST BARGAINS in town; 8 baths Phone
Scarsdale 476
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REAL EsTArE--sALE OR RENT
Bronx

TWo-FAMILY brick. Just completed, II
rooms, separate entrances, tile bath, par
quet hoors, garage. all modern Improve
ments Plmpton ay and w. 16sth st.
Agent on premises 0 to 4. Oilinville $500.
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HELP WANTED MALE

ADVERTISING salesman wanted by lead
Ing monthly radio publication for nearby
territory drawing account: commission
basis; leads furnished; excellent prospects:
large earnings. es9, Tribune.
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Brooklyn

PARK SLOPE---6-7 rooms, all Improve
nlonts. newly decorated, coal ins hAxx
block park sol 4th St. Brooklyn
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

7STg, 80 2EAsT-Conafor.abI bedroom aAA
bath service; gentleman
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ATTRACTIyELY furnished apartment for
ak weeks. Madison Square east.

81ST ST, Broadway-yTtYee ana six rooms
MelI Eurnished: elevator. 24ek RrnadwaY,
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OsSINfNG

7-ACRE HOME. almost in villages rooms
and bath; river view; going West. will
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PEEKsKrLL

NEW STUCCO HOUSE, very attractive. Q
rooms. bath all improvements; q. look
write for photograph. EMIL WAGNER
Builder, Peekskill, NJ Y. Phone 34l-J.
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60 on
FOREST HILLs

FOREST HILLS GARDENS
Charming home and u acre ground.
Owner, buying country place, must sell to
oped with old-fashioned flower garden,
shade and fruit trees. kitchen garden, bird
and fish pool; entirely fenced in, House
attic: best location. good elevation; oppo-
site beautiful park: semi-freproof con-
struction. good condition. Price, $50. 600
Investigate this.
LOUIS P. MGAHIE.
IS Burns St. Forest Hills L. I.
Tel. FBouleyard 6753
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CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD. N. J.--sfx rooms. fully sur-
nished, one for child gas, electricity.
telephone. open fireplace, steam heat, rent
for winter or longer. Bowling Green 39l4.
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PELHAM

PELHAMs Pelham Manor. Pelham
dwellings,. $4,000 upward; call. telephone,
but better call; open Sundays. Peter Ceder
Pelham. Telephone 1865 Pelham.
GROOM BUNGALOW, good section .s11. 800
i-room houses. all impts. $126 monthly
8 rooms, baths. 4 acre plot. s21, 900
LAWRENCE REALTY co.
6th Ave- & Sd st. Phone Pelham 1T4s.
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soMERvILLE

SOMERvILLE, n. J.--Cottage for sale;
"a acres ground; barn, woodlawn,
orchard; on state road, situated on 45-
acre estate; will also sell plots to desirab BILE
parties for permanent or bungalow homes,
ideal location; owner comrnutes daily :
Write w. III. SQUIRE. 291 Pearl st.. New
York City Phone Beekman 1914
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I'm WHSTCE4HSTER
aAAHe@ naaRT Aa
NEW ROCHELLE
MkAE@@ naFT

OWNER LEAVING FOR WEST, must sell
at once Broom Colonial house, Q tiled
baths. gas. electricity, hot water heat;
plot 76x1b0; near main station. Asking
s22. 900: will consider offer. Several other
choice homes
HUDSON REALTY CO. OF NEW RO-
CHELLE, N. y.
Phone 1928, 268 Huguenot st.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
and clapboard. rooms Q baths open
fireplace. breakfast porch, hot water heat,
gas, electricity, white and mahogany trim.
hardwood floors. Large plot. Garage.
SEE SULLIVAN,
New Rochelle,
TEL 900. 20 NORTH AVE.
OFFICE OFEN SUNDAYS
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Rockville Center, L. 1,

FOR SALE OR RENT--Fine home, large
rooms: corner plot; ali improvements;
minutes to station: immediate possession;
price $11 ,0O0 easy terms: rent $500
monthly. owner, 81 Walker ST., Manhattan,
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FOREST HILLS GARDEN, l.. l., Uphaw
and Burns Road, one square from Kew
Gardens; beautiful lot, with all improve
ments; size 60x110; bargain. Your own
broker or owner. F. l.. Stabier. 100 William
TN. Y. Phone Beekman 561o.
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YONKERS

LARGE. CORNER APT.-s rooms and bath;
all modern conveniences. Lease. $110;
references Phone $500 Yonkers, or call $50
So. Broadway.
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PALsADE

ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, rooms, large at
tic; all improvements; good cellar
THOMAS LYNCH, sos Courtland ST., at
Palisade ave.
LOTS OF LQTs-sloo Up-ALso
REAL HOMES. $500 to $4,000: terms 10
suit REID & LOWERY. at the Junction.
Palisade. N. j.
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WHITE PLAINS

ENGLISH sTUCCo-THATCHED ROOF.
Just completed, in select neighborhoo :
a real home and we'll built; G rooms, tiled
bath. breakfast nook; open fireplace; hard
wood floors throughout; copper leaders and
cutters; plot 50x1OO
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. $4,000.
Il. l.. JUST. Owner,
40 MARITIME Av. White Plains. Tel 3S03,
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BLooMFIELD

HOUSE, complete In ali
modern appointments; convenient 10 all
price. $500. BOYD Il
TERIfJNE. INC, So Washington st. Tel.
633 Bloomtield
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HAcKENsACK

schools; etgh'
ments, garage;
249 Passaic ST.,
ensack 946-R.
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Florida

FLORIDA HoME-MoDERN SEVEN
room house; quick sale, $4,000. Particu-
lars address II. B. BELL. 11S Grove st.,
Charleston, S. c.
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HARMON

HARMON -oN-HuDsoN y VIII rent my
beautiful home for winter, charmingly
furnished, steinway grand piano, Chinese
rugs; fine Hudson River view; very largo
from station; regarded as most attractive
house on Hudson; must be seen to be ap-
preciated; $3.50 monthly. Phone Schuyler
8 or Croton 207. or call Loeb Lane,
Harmon.
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Getting Rid Of a
Stubborn Cough is
ChiId's Play Now
Make the Medicine Yourself at Home
It's Cheap--but You Can't Beat IT,

Make the Medicine Yourself at Home
It's cheap--but You Can't Beat 1t.
II you want to take care of that
bad, hang on cough and do It in few
2ours, better get one ounce of Par.
mint double strength and mix a
half pint at home.
You can do this in two minutes by
adding a little sugar and enough
water to till a half pint bottle.
You'll travel the world over before
you get medicine that will. act so
surely and quickly on the mucous
membrane of the nose and throat. It
hats the inflammation, the tickling
sensation stops with the first spoon.
full, the heavy breathing goes and
clean membrane, free from irritation
and mucus follows.
For Catarrhal conditions such as
mucus droppings, clogged nostrils
and watery eyes, 1t won't disappoint
ask for Parmint double strength
Speak plainly so that the druggist
will know exactly what you want
Advertisement.
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OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

Women are said to be more adept
at learning foreign languages than
are men.
The new Duchess OF Leinster in the
first musical comedy actress to be-
come duchess.
AT London wedding a woman re-
cently appeared as best man in sup
port Of the bridegroom.
The first White House bride was
Miss Todd, a relative by marriage OF
President Madison.
The first woman mayor in America
was Mrs. Ella Wilson, who was chos.
en- to the Office in Hunnewell, Kas.,
in 1911.
The famous first telegraphic mes.
sage. What Hath God Wrought
was dictated by a woman, Miss Anna
Ellsworth.
Throughout Belgium, women no
longer work in the mines and on the
docks, where many of them We're EN-
ployed before the war,
Miss Sarah Smith, a pubic school
teacher Of St JON, y. b., has re.
signed her position after forty-four
years of continuous service
Bhopal, the second most important
OF the Mohammedan states in India,
IS the only civilized country in the
world TO be ruled absolutely by a
woman
In China woman never thinks OF
shaking hands WITH man. II a
gentleman wishes to give I lady a
fan, he does not hand it to her lest
their hands touch. Instead he places
it beside her.
Among the participants in tie sun
Dance recently given at Palm Beach
was Aunt" Polly Parker, the Oldest
living Seminole Indian. and whose
age is variously estimated TO be be
tween ll2 and 1l9 years.
Wives in Kurdistan have to be
bought. Several thousand dollars
will be pa for damsel Of high
birth and attractive appearance, ant
her father will usually expect to, b,
given in addition pony and som'
costly Changes Of rauent.
The construction Of the newest ant
largest theatre in Boston was super
yised by woman Miss Ann Dorm
III, a native of Norfolk, Va, gradu
ate OF the architectural school of Co
lumbia University, and believed /,
be the first OF her sex to become
supervisor. for an architect
The women OF ancient Greece am
Rome wore flexible handages to pre-
serve the figure, but the forerunne
OF the modern corset dates from tn
second hall of the sixteenth century
1T then began to be fashionable t
compress the waist, and by the be
Ginning Of the, seventeenth centur
the extreme wasp waist had mad
its appearance,
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Today's Anniversaries.

1880 British parliament passed an
act prohibiting any subject lend.
ing money to a foreigner or
other nation.
17S4-Massachusetts resolved TO ex-
pei dangerous aliens.
1929 George Francis Train who start.
ed the first clipper ships to
California and built the first
street railways in Europe, born
in Boston. Died in New York
City in 1904.
lS77-The annual boat race between
Oxford and Cambridge univer-
stiles resulted in dead heat.
1882 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
the poet, died at Cambridge,
Mass Born at Portland, Me,
Feb. q, 1907.
1889 Chicago anarchists celebrated
the eighteenth anniversary Of
the Paris Commune.
1910 Egyptian NatiOnalists protested
against a speech by Col. Roose.
welt at Cairo fayoring British
occupation.
1919 Supreme Court OF the United
States upheld the constitution
atty OF the Arizona act limiting
the employment of women to
eight hours n day
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Quit Tobacco
So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar,
or Chewing Habit

No'Tn-lIac has heiped thousands to
break lue 1us..y. hetye.snallering To-.
bacco habit Whenever you have a
longing for smoke or chew. Just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
your mouth instead. All desire stops.
Shortly the habit is completely brok.
en-, and you are better off mentally,
physically, financially. It's so easy,
so simple. Get a box OF No-To.Bac
and II II doesn't release you from all
craving for tobacco in any form, your
druggist will refund your money with.
out question, -Advertisenent.
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In The Days News. (

Gen, Julian s, Carr, whose critical
illness has been canse for anxiety
among wide circle Of friends and &C.
qnaintances, Is the commander in-chIef
OF the United Confederate Veterans
Gen, Carr is a North Carolinlan with
fine record as an officer in the Con
federate States Army. After the war
ended he turned to business, became
a manufacturer in his home city of
Durham, an investor in, and builder
of railroads, a bank director, a trustee
of educational and religious institu.
tions, and a promoter of regional rey
on broad lines. He Is one
OF the great lay leaders of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South, has at
tended several world conferences OF
the denomination, and during the late
war served as head of the food con
servation committee Of the church.
Gen. Carr has been active in the at
fairs of the Democratic party, as
donor Of funds and an advisor as to
State and national policies, but has
never sought or held public office.
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TOday's Events

Centenary Of the birth of Nicholas
Collin Hughes, distinguished North
Carolina clergyman and educator,
The United States Senate has fixed
today for taking vote on the Fatinca.
ton OF the four Power treaty.
Argument Is to be heard before the
Nebraska supreme court today on the
constitutlonallty Of the much-discuss.
ed ReedNorval foreign language law,
Student representatives of Yale,
Harvard, and Princeton are to engage
in a triangular debate tonight OH the
subject, Resolved, that the United
States in a joint action with England, !.
France and Japan, should recognize
the Soviet Government Of Russia"
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Undergoing The Annual

A. R. Emerson, who has been shut
IN partly on account of the cold days
orr icy travelling, walked to the brick
store on Monday where the barber
shop is located and was shaved and
Ms hair trimmed preparatory to at
tending town meeting on the morrow
-Alstead News.
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Today's Birthdays.

Andrew w. Mellon, Secretary OF the
Treasury in President Ilarding's cab,
met, born 81 years ago today
6o:coe c. (Fatty) Arbuckle, the
film comedian who recently has been
much In the limclight, born at Smith
Center, sKas.. S5 years ago today.
DR. Aven Nelson, president of the
University of Wyoming born in Lee
County, Iowa, 63 years ago today.
Mrs. Roswell Miller, only child of
the late Andrew Carnegie. born in
Pittsburgh, % years ago today.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE-An opportunity to enter a
distinguished and.renumerative profess
sion should appeal to you. Graduale
nugses today are absolutely essential
to welfare and happiness of society
and command $4,000 week for their
services The Hart Private Hospital
an institution Of seventy-five beds. spe-
cializing in surgery and obstetrics
patronized by many of the leading
physicians Of Boston and affiliated with
Bellevue Hospital, New York. offers
three years course to young women of
good character. with two-years high
school education or its equivalent, In
qulre Superintendent of Nurses, 95
Moreland ST., RoXbury, Mass. 65t6
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Echoes From Main Street.

do you like it?"
"Mmm! | told you 1t would look
dandy"
II isn't curled very good yet"
"Whatdyer mother say?"
"oh. she was hopping! Said could.
MT 60 to the movies for two weeks. :"
"Whadyou say?"
I said: Mother. a woman must
live her own life
Merely one more bobbed hair cpl.
sode, Ezra
All some folks need TO become auto.
lists is ~ dollar cap-let the neighbors
Furnish the car.
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AN ENEMY 70 COOP MEALrM

Good health has no greater enemy
than constipation. Foley Cathartic
Tablets are mild but sure in action.
They Danish biliousness, hloating, bad
breath, coated tongue, sick headache,
sour stomach and other Ills caused by
indigestion. Take one tonight and you
will feel better in the morning.
Sold Everywhere, Advertisement.
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FOR SALE-Hand made double and
single harness. all size collars wag-
ons. plush lap robes; sweat pads; stew
art clipping mainche, whips. Good an
round horse. weight 1000 saie LOT any
one TO drive. Gilbert II, Ransom, tel.
25l-X. l06 Pleasant St. ebto'
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ron sATsE-Two ton Federal truck
lent condition: one ton Federal truck,
with platform body and new solid tires,
I'm first class condition; three -fourths
tbn Ford delivery. low price; Ford
roadster in good condition; 1920 Ford
touring with starter. in first class con-
ditino; one 1916 Ford touring; Cole
cylinder club roadster, very good
tires in excellent condition. The BEN
nington Garage. 5Itt.
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FOR sAL.E-Dandy Holstein dairy
COW. with calf by side or graded Jersey
years old To freshen next month.
Telephone l76-ll. bote
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FOR sALE-Moth powder which Will
keep the moths away from your coats,
furs. blankets and carpets Guarah-
iced. /. A. Wimette, Phone GSX, after
1--WE o'clock. 6oto'
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FOR SALE - one grade Holstetn
COW. years old, to freshen in April
one red and white COW. 6 years old 10
freshen In April. one black COW, 1
years old. to freshen in April; also
one black jersey COW Z years old r.
l.. Holton, tel. 1926. 81 t.
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FOR SALE-Two seated rubber tire
surrey IN excellent condition. Tele-
phone 55-ll. ooI@
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ron SALE.

FOR 6ALE-A 10 year old drivi1@
horse IN good condition; ! c..-..- ".,F..
ine harness. buck board wagon ana
blankets. W. H. Murphy, West road,
66t6'
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WANTED-Reliable men to take or
ders for our guaranteed nursery stock
Good pay. No experience necessary.
We furnish complete outfit and instruc-
tons without charge This Is the time
to get started Write +. j. Rippin
Manager, Manchester, Conn. 6it35'
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TO RENT

TO RENT-Furnishe rooms all mod
ern conveniences. Price reasonable.
Apply 312 Silver street. 6it6'
TO RENT-Aprn LIST. four rooms
suitable for light housekeeping at 40
West Main street. 64t6
TO RENT-House, Tel. 500. Fillmore
& Slade. 62tf
TO RENT OR FOR SALE-Typewrit
ers, all standard makes Corona agen-
oy. Griswolds 24tf
TO RENT-Stores, offices, tenements,
shops. stables, individual storage lock-
ers, furnished apartments and rooms,
all centrally located. Geo NJ. Hawks,
4S5 Main st, 76tf.
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wANTHD

WANTED A photographer who
must also be capable OF handling hg-
ures. Must write good hand. Answer
in own hand writing, stating previous
experience and salary expected Ad-
dress L. Il. NJ. Box 40, Bennington.
65tf.
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FOR SALE-Plows, Harrow, Crown
Drills, Planet Jr., and Iron Age Car
den Tools. Sprayers, Farm Tools Of all
kind. write Gordinier's Seed Store,
Troy. n, Y. 62t6'
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FOR SALE-At OveTvalue Used Car
Garage, one 800 sedan, 5000 two 400
tourings. new. 5000; one Ford, $3.50; one
Dodge $3.50 one Buick like new. Sl7
School ST. iWm. II. Hawks. 59tl2"
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FOR Shakespeare piano at bargain.
Inanire at POS Silver street 6ftf.
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FOR SAIE-A barbara shop. two
chairs. fun equipment, old stand. Man
chester Center For further particu-
lars inquire Garreau's furniture store.
64t6*
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FOR SALE-Eggs. 81 so per setting,
from thoroughbred single comb black
minorcas, good winter layers of large
white eRgs,@ John Huntington, North
Bennington. Tel 1855. 59tl2'
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WANTED-Second hand clothing to
be sold on commission. Peter j, Ell
well No. Bennington. next door TO
Store. 64t6'
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FOR SALE-Live Chicks, all varie-
ties Blatchford's Milk Mash, Con-
keys. starting food, Conkeys Chick
Food; Chick Feeders and Fountains at
Gordinier's Seed store, Troy, y. Y.
62t6'
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FOR SALE-Three Ranges, slightly
used, and one large Stewart Stove.
Great reduction in the price OF boys
sleds. Chas. II. Potter. Main st, lstf'
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FOR SALE--All kinds OF household
furniture. Inquire at go Bradford
strAst 6it6'
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FOR SALE-Six room house, central
ly located, including garage. Modern
improvements Price $1,000. For par
tlculars inquire of Edward j. Hall
SITS
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FOR SALE-Cotton and felt mat
trcss. almost new. Apply MIS- ION
rad schwartz, 152 North St 6St6'
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WANTED - General repairing Of
stone brick. plaster and cement. Short
ditching also done very reasonably.
William II. Reynolds PIP North street
Phone 599-W 64t6'
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wANTED-To trade fifty acre farm
in Chautanqua County, New York. for
low cost farm in Southern Vermont.
+. c, Cherry, Ciymer y. Y. 6StG'
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TO OUR TRADE

We are offering the following prices on Choice Seed
Grains and Grass Seed for Spring delivery and we are now
bookingsorders
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-29
HILTON, VET, WARNS Up,
BEATS CHESIERION 9 TO )

The Veterans Of Foreign Wars
broke their streak of hard luck
losses Sunday when they defeated
the fast Chesterton A. c. to the tune
of 9 to g.
The Chestcrton club secured their
only tallies in the first two innings
of play. Things looked as though
they were going to break good for
the Vets in the first inning when
they secured one run. but the Ches-
terton club came back In their half
with Carter making a hit, .Hneling
going to first and second on errors
and Carter scoring. Ameling scored
on a fly to the outfield. In the sec
ond inning the Vets secured only
one hit. Chester in their part of the
frame scored three runs on a like
number of errors.
Hilton then took the mound for
the Vets and held the local club
scoreless for the remainder of the
game. allowing them only three hits
and securing eight strikeouts be-
sides securing two put-outs. He
played a wonderful game while in
the box and had perfect control of
the ball at all times
The Vets secured another tally in
the fifth inning and one in the sixth.
In the ninth inning they began to
lombard the locals with clean hits,
scoring six men and securing seven
hits. Mccarthy, first up. made
clean hit TO right field. Moll fol-
lowed with a double which scored
Mccarthy, Hilton went out on a hy
to center field and Noll took third
Meyers struck out. With two down
and a man on base Metcalf secured
clean hit over short scoring Moll.
Baron was hit by pitcher. advancing
Metcalf to second. North made a
hit to center field scoring Metcalf