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FOR sALE-H0USES.
Continued.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
SI2.5oo
homesin ten large
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$1,000.
-'
BLDOMINGDALE
and
be o n -~ N-"N1'
THE REALTY & INVESTMENT CORPORATION
of
WASHINGTON.
7,5 18th St NV. Main 2oo2
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$11,50O.
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT

APARTMENT
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Located on the Heights. one square
off 14th st. and near Park rd. Two
apartments of i've and six rooms and
bath each: separate Arrangement
heating plants, etc. Electricity and
gas. 1t is 4 semi-deta ached building.
making all the rooms bright. Garage
in rear. First floor rents for SIS:
garage for s.. Second hOor
pied by owner When You consider
the fact that YOU are getting eleven
rnon:s two baths. separate heating
Plants and garage for the price nf
an ordinary six and seven room house.
We believe you will agree with US
that II is proposition we'll worth
your considerat tion, either as a home
or Investment.
BOSS & PHELPS,
L2lN Rsalfora ldn6 n at
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Near the Capitol.
Library and House Office hmiting we'll
constructed brick home having Il. rooms :,
baths. elec. lights. h.-w.h. In goOI condition
Two top floors now producing an income of
$50 per month Price. s1..OO0. Conv enisnt
terms. Good size lot with room for garage.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 II st. NV. Phone Main 1928
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EDUCATIONAL.

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BOOKS = Accounting THEORY OF AC
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complete, 81. JOHN POWER, 1917 Eye 81.
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Friday evenings. Jenifer bldg. 400 18th st.
nv yOrp 1lR
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Ragtirne In 20 Lessons
Popular Music. Free Booklet. Christie nsen
Piano School. 1922 st. NV Tel Main 1878.
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$1,000.
CHEVY CHASE

NI1TN CHASE.
out-of town owner is offering this
very attractive dwelling al an cactp
tiona1y i0w price. A splendid 10
"aiity and only one half block west
of Connecticut ave. Six large rooms.
tile bath. breakfast aud sleeping
porches. open fireplace in living room.
hardwood floors, hot-water heat and
electric lights. Excellent lot. OF
fers will be conidered for equity cash.
ROSS & PHELPS
Tel NJ 121n Ua,In-e r4nsl II Of , NJ
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ADAM A. WEscHLER. AUcTIONEER.
Bankruptcy Sale by Catalogue
of a Wholesale Stock of
Automobile Supplies, Tools
and Accessories, Ford
Parts, Oil, Grease, Polish,

By virtue Of an order Of the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia. holding q Bank
ruptcy Court. In re Louis Hartig. Jr.. bank
rupt, No. 1861, the undersigned trustees will
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SIX ROOMS-HALF ACRE.
Attractive home in Friendship Heights; 6
rooms, bath. electricity. hot-water heat: half
acre Of ground. Price, -. $50; only 81 $50
Mr.. 18th and Shepherd SITS.
Thoroughly modern and up-to-date. brick
home Six rooms. tile bath. large glass-in-
.-losed sleeping porch, eiec. lights, h.-w.h..
oak 6eors. very large rear yard with room for
garage. Price, 10000. Terms. 5000 cash.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1a34 q ct. Nv Phons Nain 1071.
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ATTRACTIVE GROOM BRICK HOUSE. 5000
or for rent. furnished or unfurnished. on rea
sonable terms. 40 Col. I'd. Phone Col. 1913 J
or cali BRIGHTwOOD REALTY co. Col.
e579. and We will take you out. This house
is In good condition and has all modern i'm
provements.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-S-ROOM RESI-
dences; all improvements; 5000 It. land
double garage. Phone u. 5671. NELSON B.
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3 to p.m.-Phonograph and piar"
player selections.
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INSPECT THESE
NEW HOMES
Takoma Park.

two-story detached home eonveniently
located near the street ears. stores and school.
sin god :ss 1SS%s BATH ess Light
several individual features. Well improved
lot 60x130. Garage for 3 ears. Price. $3.50
Terms, $1,000 cash.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 Il sk nv. 1hoao Nain 107A
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CLEVELAND PARK.
$12,S00. Eight large rooms and bath: ex-
elusive neighborhood: every modern conven-
ience: elegant condition. Terms. Inspection
BY permit only.
FIFTEESTH ST. NV.
Facing small park and within few yards Of
the new Meridian Park. Excellent home with
prospect of increasing value. Six bright rooms
and bath. Terms. So. 900.
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
$1,000 cash. This fine investment
proposition in northeast. Four and
bath each.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Large store with 10 rooms and two ba tbs
above. Electric lights and hot water heat.
Across street from market. Jne1ceiled OPP
portunity for Investment. Vacant. $11, ,0UO.
STORE AND APARTMENT.
In rapidly growing business section Of 14th
ST.. above Park road. Suitable for tailor or
retail store. Terms. $1,000.
LEE D. LATIAIER co.
Realtor.
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wMC-Douhleday-H Electric Com
pany 1890 MetersD.
4:30 to $50 p.m.-Report from Bah
sons statistical bureau on "Wha
Makes Prosperity; program OF musir
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Cleveland Park.
An unusually attractive home Of brick con-
struction. situated Just 4 half square west Of
fast and sleeping porches and all modern i'm
provements. Good size lot with garage for 2
cars. Price, $4,000. Terms arranged.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 a st. NV. Phone Main 1923
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WIAY-W0Odw ward & LOthrop (jt
Hecht Company toS"

. to 3 Jurisdictions on the repr'
ducing piano and phonograph.
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Air Station. Anaccstia,
ID. 4. (4l2 Mcters.p

to 1:1o pm.-Talk by Secretary a.
Agriculture Wallace on The Iresen'
Agricultural Situation.
S:45 to pm.-Public health s.rNlc,
broadcast No. 6S on The Respnnsi
bility of the Citizen for PuHllr
Health"
Evening star., 1922-11-27

Sixteenth Street Heights.
A new detached house. located in
this beautiful section OF attractive
home properties. 1t is individual
ia construction and plan; contains
eight splendid rooms flour bedrooms):
large tile hath with built-in tub and
dItures: beautiful hardwood floors:
open fireplace In living room: mirrored
door In hall; many extra floor plugs
and added attractions; slate roof;
large front porch: hot-water heat:
electric lights. Price, $13, 500. Very
reasonable terms.
BOSS & PHELPS
Tel. n. 1910. Realtors. 1908 Fl st. NV.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
keota School Notes

The boys of the corn club are expect
ing TO demonstrate the testing Of seed
corn sometime the las, Of January.
The Junior High pupil. arc b ~ pre-
pairing for the Dselamatory Contest,
t-eOra Sanders has rs,urned to school
after several weeks Of absence due to
sllness.
Claude Jobbihs had his fingers badly
Pihehed when jaesing up a car las.
Saturday. but is able To write now.
Tho bashe, ball belonging To the
Janier High ~a. coming To pieces; but
Alexander Weber took IL homo and
fiXed 1t SO !, Is in good condition again,
Several of the Junior High pupils
went To Grover Saturday evening TO
sec the game between Grover ard
Buckingham.
The girls Of Junior High have started
a sewing class. Their first work is to
hcms,iteh handkerchief.
George Sweeney has withdrawn
from school ard moved away. There ase
aS% oaIy eight IL the fourth grade
Marguerite Foley returned I" school
Monday after am absence of three days
whsn she wss i'll with severe cold.
II Aas her first absence mark this year
ard che has aesef yet been tafdy.
CIafcacc t.as son returned TO school
Meaaay after having recovered from
an attack Of tosssiliti..
Tea pupils in the third ard fourth
grades arc learning readings fof the
y. 4. W. Discriminatory Contest. ard
toas ~ili take psft in the county vocal
contest.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
Buckingham school Notes

The students of the high school arc
busy at work on the preparation of the
play "Hiawatha. This is a complete
dfamatizaiion Of the celebrated poem.
i, will be presented next week.
basks, ball practice is continuing
Aith the usual eagesaess. The defra, al
the hands Of Grover last week Was only
a means Of showing up some Of our
weak places and encouraging Us To
better work.
Our high school teams meet on the
home iioos. the ksota teams. Saturday
night. Two yesy interesting games arc
expected,
a number Of the high school studea,s
assshdsd the Sterling .aymsr game at
Eaymef last week. A number acre also
al the ksosa-R -Rayhssf game ea the nigh.
following.
With the subject ses the inses-sehol-
assie debate in QUE hands. work ~ill be
started at ohee on il. preparation. As
much Of the deelamasofy work ard de-
base comes carly this year. Intensive
practise must begin immediately
a toas page school paper has b~ea
launched by tho students Of the high
school. This ~ill BIC psiasea on the
aapliessos sssd given eat semi monthly
shfpeas the rest of the ysas.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
kesta Vs. Raymer

An exceptionally large audience wit.
messed the first Of the league games
last Friday evening at the keesa school
building. between the keosa and Ray
mer high school teams. The first game
was played by the girls. The Raymer
team fought hard but the keosa girls
proved toe much for them and the
second half ended with score of "a to
l3 in keota's favor.
The boys game, tho not so favorable
TO X. II. s.. was well played by both
sides. the keota boys losing by only
two points. The score was IA to Is.
However. X. II. s. is no, discouraged
and our boys have resolved to land the
bigger score the next time.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
ro~a Teas Nias

Another Interesting basket hall game
was played on the high school hoof
Tuesday night ~hea the tera team
woh hosly contested game from the
high school boys The game MAS played
ten nsinpsr. orVs tins ard the score
~as: .@aa sesn, ~. II. $. asl
Tho lineup:
Toua Team
Center: Reuben sseiscf.
Forwards Tom Esehss. Roland
ggnascy.
Guards: Milton ksuas. a. II. Cssfic.
c. G. Haywood. Ralph Caffie. c. II.
Foley.
X II. s. Team
Center: tepis
Forwards: osen Rsia.elI. Essd Bailey.
Guards: Marion Jobbins. Neil Len
hard.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
Buekinsham News Items


ihgs at keota there MAS no preaching
service ~ Buckingham on Sunday. The
brotherhood took charge of the services
after sunday school. The double male
quartet furnished the mGeie and Frank
Do,y of Colorado Springs gave = very
interesting talk on. How God deals
with a,en." The Ep~or,h League held
their usual meeting Sunday evening.
Quite a number from here attended
the basket ball game a, keota Friday
night
The Misses Jehas,oa. teachers in the
Raymes school. sPeh, tho week end al
the seaehrfage here as the guests Of
Miss Smith.
Mr., and Mrs Sam Showers came in
To church services Sunday and took
dinner aith Anna Stoaefss
ps. Mood Of peayef visited this com
aunity Friday and Saturday. Tic 10
dSetS.ins Mrs. Behncs, ard also Ms.
Davis.
l.. 4. foash ard family acre guests
at the j. H. TfGmba hoase Sunday.
Msss Cooper and Viola ard Clarence
Cooper attended shs party given at the
Husehia ranch Saturday night.
Afiihgsoa Desy and I'd Potter have
contracted TO ill the iee house owned
by ". c Kapr sha also ehe being Corr
structee. by J. II. johasea. They arc
hauling the iec from the Tell ssneh with
foaf- horse teams. Ms. tall IL helping
them.
II. p. DinsmOos ard A. s. whipplc
.efv Sunday aihhes guests ~ Ihe J. II.
Jehhs0h hone.
Quite q eford from here attended tho
bssfcs ball game a. Grover Saturday
night ard watched our teams lose by
bag .co.cs As uc realized that uc acre
osseIasscd. the result was rot q sgss
prise. iIeAevef VIC believe we can
elain, 10 bc good losers for everyone
vas in good hun,os ~hen IL uas over.
Mr.. Miller. osf road osesscef. ~a.
attending to business matters IN
Greeley eosals Of days lass week.
Mrs W. A. List ard see. spent the
~eek end with her sister. Mrs. CIafcnec
Q4aekeabush.
Frank ppsy returned from Colorado
Springs Saturday after having spent
several weeks at his home there.
Mr.. Myrtle Tsun,be spent Friday
afternoon with AIine silvi..
T~o Denver real estate dealers were
locking over some Of the farm property
we.t of town Friday with . view of
trading eastern farms for same.
Eve Fletcher and Gla va Liss visited
with Rose Davis Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Richei was called TO Fort Collins
last Saturday by the aeash of her uncle
at that place.
Ben Goldsbcrry shipped out some
cattle Monday.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
Items OF Interest to the People OF
ke0ta Community

The stosk has been busy the last few
days. DIR. Olson reports the birth Of a
pound girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Ben Moore last Saturday and on
Tuesday nine and half pound boy
arrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Speaker, Little Miss Moers's
name Is ffeda May ba, NC have not
yet learned what name has been given
the husky Master Speaker.
The special revival meeting tina, have
been held every night for the las, two
weeks viii close with the Sunday ser
vices. The meetings have been very
successful and tho all that ~as hoped
has not Yet been accomplished. much Of
permanent good has como 10 the COIN
maaisy thru the services.
II. Z. khosdsrmss ard family wsn,
TO Greeley Saturday. From there Mr.
Rha~darmes ard little daughter ~en.
by train TO Lesihgtoa. Nebraska. To
visit Mrs Eheaaafme.' mother. Mss.
Fsshgsn. ~ho Is i'll.
Tho Sunshine Array boys ard girls
~cht TO she home of Hazel Leahafsl
Sunday where they ~ess served a fine
dinner and spent an enjoyable time ~i.h
their sieas on the ice.
Ms. ard Mrs II. Train entertained al
dinner Thursday: Air. ard Mrs. John
Hobbs. Mr.. and Mrs William Dick.
Ms. and Mrs J. A. KaHssey. Ms. ard
Msss J. II. Lrhns..
a large number of kcosa basket ball
fans went 10 Grover Saturday night TO
ssT the Grover -Hsetihgh hshs game.
Little Junior Dram has bcvn quite Ill
fof she past fe~ days.
w q. Vinegar traded hi. section Of
lard f.f seventy acres Of irrigated lard
close TO Greeley.
Forrest HctnphiEl ard Clarence
Andres had charge of the restaurant
Saturday ard Sunday while Mrs Andres
ives in the country.
Tic Junior Seafchcss had a meeting
al the ee~lss home ssnday Ard report
having fine time.
Miss Wallace. G. g. Heywood ard
Herman Ssrassef were dinner guests at
the Ha~essh home Monday evening.
VIM. Ecwles. Ray Butler. c. q.
Dciescr. T.. T.. Ellsworth and s. u.
Markley were in Greeley on legal bus
mess Monday.
Helen and John winserbouFne have
both been enjoying a vacation accom-.
panied by teasiIisis. sneeses and head.
aches. This form Of amusement seem.
to have become quite popular with the
older as well a. the younger ses: even
Uncle Dave and Doc. Underwood in.
dulging quite freely.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20

Miss Ruby Fortune has been i'll and
unable to teach the Sunny Ridge school
this week. Her sister, Hazel. has been
taking her place at the school.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
X. II. s. v. H. II. 8. in Double Header

4. II. =. "a u u. =. IN Double Ueader
keo,a high school basket hall teams.
boys and girls. play the Buckingham
high school teams at the buckingham
school gym on Saturday. Jan. 2l. All
the keota fans who are able TO do so
should GO along and boost the home
teams.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20
kee,s still tto@~ 10 rhea

I've hops the keosa Meas rill gto-
ard esow. set ue enjoy the little paper
SO much: 1t seems like getting letter
from home SO cay Ms. ard Mrs C.
u. iisak. ss4 vs.ta Ave. was~atsss.
Wis.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20

The Thermometer ss the bark i .sid
TO have registered 20 degrees below
nothing Wednesday night and l.. a.
Jackson reports that the mercury
.h;ycrvd down 10 Is below at his ranch
2 miles northeast Of to1n.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20

Mrs wa,eapaugh went to ssoadafd.
Nebf.. Iaes Monday.
The Keota news., 1922-01-20

fhenogTsph needles At ssan.ey's.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

IDEAL. suburban home for small family OF
refinement; secure title to and occupy at
once this quaint Colonial home, located on
one of the best streets of celebrated subur-
ban residential section near New York city.
where the desires of the neighboring families
as TO the personality OF the buyer receive
first consideration on the payment OF Sl,I5O.
balance of $3.50 on long time, easy pay
ment mortgages. The plot fronts 100 feet on
the street and the house Is surrounded by
beautiful grove Of white birches and shading
baks; contains rooms and bath and wide
eranda. The elevation Is over 700 feet. 1t
"a only few minutes walk TO railroad ex
Mess station, the best committing road
On of New York city. and is offered COM
ple% with no extras, ready TO occupy. There
are\ Mover 500 commuters from this section
nowN Bathing. boating, skating. golf. tennis
and Eountry clubs are available, together
with Zine schools. churches and markets. II
Is hrgain and wonderful place for chill
dren. vyour reply will receive personal, con-
fidentiA and courteous attention. IMME-
DIATE! p. o. box 37s. City Hall Station.
New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Miscellaneous.

80 ACRE FARM-GRCWINC CROPS.
HORSES. FURNITURE, 20 COWS AND
heifers, poultry, wood. acre potatoes, 4 acres
corn. acres oats, good garden, full imple-
ments. &C., included; in prosperous farming
district near city; dark loan fields. pas
ture: about 10000 II. timber. 1000 cords
wood: 100 apple trees, plums. cherries: 2
story room Colonial house, big barns,
poultry house. tenant house; owner called
away; 50 300 gets all. part cash. Details
page 10, Illus. Catalogue 200 Bargains
FREE. STRoUT FARM AGENCY. $50 r. L.
Nassau St, New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
SUMMER HOMES WANTED.

COMFORTABLY furnished cottage all con-
venences. mountains: four adults and
maid. KAHN, 375 Central Park West.
FOUR bedrooms. all improvements, within
forty-five minutes Broad and Market New
ark; reasonable. o Gil Herald. $50 Bway.
WANTED TO RENT for year with privilege
OF buying, gentlemans country place or
farm or 70 acres or more, situated within
80 miles of New York city between Hudson
and Sound; must have house and some out
buildings. b. ALMOND. Westchestcr. New
York city.
WANTED-For August, five six room FUR
nished bungalow, within 75 mile radius of
New York; must have shade and frontage
on seashore or good sized lake: Al refer
ences furnished. Address MULLINS, 20 Put
nam av.. Brooklyn. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
PROVINCE OF oryEBEc

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC.
Bungalow. farm and forest; ideal site for
club or summer home largely self-slpport-
ing; Lsurentian Mountains, 80 miles from
Montreal: 260 acres, bungalow, 10 rooms and
bath, modern plumbing: river through prop
balance heavy wood; modern dairy barn.
farmhouse: gravity system pure spring
water throughout bungalow and barn: 20
registered Jersey cattle, other stock and i'm
pements; farm presently rented on shares !:
price Sis.500; terms II desired. Owner. sol
New Blrks Building, Montreal. p. Q.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Il IrN(rI E,rtr00n N


For Sale-Two new 8 room houses, which
viii be completed July l. now open for in
specton; gas. water, electricity. sewerage.
hardwood floors, steam furnace; every mod
ern convenience; plots 5ox11s and 50x122; In
the newer section and one Of best In Engle-
wood; eight Or nine minutes walking dis
fance from Erie train or Hudson River troll
ley; three minutes from Cleveland School and
the new public school athletic field and play
ground; location, ideal for children; price
$1o,j0o Address, ID. L. SWEENEY. owner,
Englewood. NJ "a Phone Englewood 1888
thome) or week days Englewood 1852 Also
many desirable lots in same tract. Reached
by trolley from Fort Lee ferry; also Dyek-
man street ferry.
ExcEPTIoNkL bargains at kumson, Sea-
bright Monmouth Reach. West End. El-
hcron: Deal. Alenhurst and Spring Lake
JOSEPH RAUscHKOLB. 53 Pavilion av'.
Long Branch. n. =
FOR SALE = Beautiful Montrose section.
South Orange. n: j.. terms 70 SUIT tur- ,,.l
nished OF unfurnlshed; colonial nome iNe IN,
minutes from Mountain station. y. l. w.
r. r.: 81 acres. hardwood floors through-
out: walls paneled. exceptionally large lying
room; tie floored; sun porch and brcahfa,i 80
Kitchens: buffers pantry. Eervants' dining
room: hot water heat, gas and slectrieiy
Particulars, apply A. b. Squire. ~ Jcha st.
New York city. Agents protected.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
An English cottage home, half hour out.
picturesq loct ton, on large shaded plot
rontaining 10 rooms. baths. fine fire
places and beautiful staircase. for inmedl.
ate sale ZOO: ve~y liberal terms or wiz
exchange for eauaiy desirable residence or
Improved lots With cash. ROBERT THED-
rroD. Z East i2d Vanderbilt 100d0
FTvE room apartment, first floor; two fam
lily housci very desirable for responsible
adults Phone Bereen $50. or write 207
Duncan av., Jersey City. NJ j.
POUR rooms EXCLUSIVE Foreet Hill: unusual
location, comfort furnishing, convenient
transportation. discriminating people get
reasonable terms. Branchbrook 5120.
FREE list New Jersey homes; all sizes; at
tractive prices liberal terms. Box SO. Sta
tion o. New York city
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

DRUG store location wanted. New York
state growing town; no agents: Dublin
APOTHECARY. Box 24s, 205 9TH av
FIRST CLASS special order dressma ker de-
sires to share loft with first class special
order lsiies tailor. 9 21s0 Herald. Hsr-
aid 50.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers q real possibility Of
recovering your lost property.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
REAL ESTATE-Other States.
New Eugiand-sale or let.

10 ACRE FARM-NEAR LAKE.
$3.50 cash good house, hennerieS, fruit,
crops In village near Westerly; immediate
possession; price s2,750; others catalogue
BATsoN FARM AGENCY, iss 5th sv.. ". X.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Massachusetts,.

ATTRACTIVE bungalow In pines East
Mortified. Mass. large living room, fire.
place, bedrooms. kitchen, bath, large
porch; for July $50. r, j. EDWARDS, III
Broadway. Telephone Rector oi20
POCASSET G. G., Mass.-Richardson cot
tage, rooms. charmingly furnished, 25
windows; close TO salt water, station and
p. o.; 1928 for August over Labor Day.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
81, 5000, ,5oo-si2,5oo.

sEARRIGHT. y; J;-Three fine properties.
and baths, sun parlors, large plots ad-
joining high class estates; wonderful view
OF ocean and Shrewsbury River; bona fide
bargains; each house worth double. Apply
premises, Ocean av. and Center ST., or PHIL
ADELpIiJA GAS RANGE CO., 500 Broad st..
Newark
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

POINT PLEASANT, n. j.
Two beautifully furnished California bunga-
lows ON Parkway, near ocean, for rent for
the summer; q and rooms of comfort.
]. EDWIN ELLOR SON. Point Pleasant.
Il
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

NEW BUNGALOW, furnished. sale or rent.
8 large rooms. beautiful lake; Panther.
Sussex county. D., L. and w. station. Gran
berrY Lake. so miles. 1,OoO elevation, boating
fishing bathing: July October, $3.50. Owner.
So Madison av. Jersey City. Tel. 62i6W
Rerpen
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

room furnished house. Shorelands. Mon
mouth Beach. N. j.: 10 minutes to station
or ocean. on Shrewsbury River. Apply
premises or T. G. CRANE, 715 West f72d ct.
Telephone 1850 Wadsworth.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

MONMOUTH BEACH, n. J.-Beautiful ocean
front property. 2i rooms and baths. lux.
uriously furnished large grounds; for sale
al exceptional bargain. b. WINFIELD, 5l
Fast 42d Tel. Murray Hill 905l.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
Pennsylvania.

IN the Poconos. Cresco. Ia, for rent, large
private residence, rooms, well furnished
open fireplace. beamed ceilings, large
grounds. beautiful outlook, near Buckhn
Falls; garage. golf. Address Miss CLARA
SWAINE. Mountaihhome. Pa.
MOUNT POCONO. PA
For rent, attractive furnished cottnges and
bungalows. with improvements.
f. r. MERWIN. Mount Pocono. Pa.
Mt. POCONO. Pa.-For rent or sale. attVhc-
tive, furnished cottages and bungalows
with improvements. Il. e. MERWIN. Mt.
Pocono. ia.