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The New York herald., 1922-04-09
New York.
TO RENT FURNISHED
WITH OR WITHOUT
ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEALS.

At Friends Lake. near Chestertown
IN the Adirondacks "a miles north OF
Saratoga). where I have my own
home. I have several furnished cot
tagos TO rent 10 highly recommended
tenants. one of seven rooms and the
others of five rooms each, with bath.
running water. electric lights, long
distance telephone and all modern
conveniences. Houses are built on the
shores Of the lake in a pine grove,
and command n fine view; pure drink
Ing water. Marketing very easy: de-
liveries twice day at the door.
Boating, swimming. tennis and golf at
nearby links CLake George or Schroon
Lake Golf Clubs. There will be a
community dining room where meals
will be served on the same order as
is usual In a small club. so that they
who desire to rent may hire cottage
with the privilege OF doing their own
cooking or eating at this table. Motion
pictures and radio news on premises.
Excellent train connections from New
York or Albany night boat. and also
wonderful automobile roads, garage.
Communications must be In writing.
Particulars viii be furnished on re-
quest. GUSTAvUS A. ROGERS. Ga
Wall st.
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Pcnnsyivania--Saie or Rent.

FOR SALE or rent, IN Milford. Pa. hotel
a. rooms: newly furnished throughout /:
bowling alleys and ballroom on promises ;
ready for Immediate occupancy. DRANOw
TlO Manlda ST. Bronx. Intervaie iOla3.
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Maryiaud--suie or Rent.

ATTRACTIVE tidewater farms and country
homes on the Chesapeake Bay and It's
beautiful Maryland tributaries; also fertile
inland farms. all kinds, sizes and prices (;
booklet, THE Story the Camera Tells" free.
DIXIE REALTY CO. Cambridge. Nd
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LAKEWOOD, N. j.
Small farm five acres, seven room house,
barn; shade and fruit trees: main road; two
miles from station: very reasonable for cash.
A oo25 Herald Herald su.
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ARTISTIC home. exterior tapestry
brick. shingles and asbestos shingle
roof, 10 rooms. tile bath: hot water
heat, oak floors. hall center, large
living room, z IT. open fireplace: plot
57xl27 can be inspected any time.
F. p. BRoUwER. Builder.
liz Chestnut ST., Rutherford, N. J.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES W'TED.

WISH 10 rent for month of September. cot.
tage in the Berkshires. with minimum of
five master bedrooms and two baths. 2291
Herald $50 Broadway.
WANTED-Small cottage near senshore;
Jersey coast preferred. BENEDICT, 22Q
9th av., New York city.
WANTED-On Long Island for season, by
adults. small plainly furnished house; mod
crate rent. @ 1850 Herald. Harlem.
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MALpA ON THE SOUND. near whitostone;

MALBA ON THE SOUND, near whitestone:
summer and winter home: II large sunny
rooms. two baths, six masters. billiard,
thoroughly equipped beautiful location.
facing Sound. two terraces, bathing across
street. private; all steamers pass front. golf.
tennis at door. club one minute. station four,
12 miles out. "a minutes Long Island Penn
Station, 30 minutes motor 10Th ST. bridge.
three Flushing TO Sound; best residential sec
tion near New York; combined advantages
cannot be equalled going California: sell
furnishings of the best complete. II wanted
seen any time. 164 Boulevard. Phone 3Is7
Flushing.
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GOSHEN.-Five room bungalow. almost fur
nished. two baths improvements: beautiful
view; garage. living room above: separate
laundry; May-October. For particulars, Y. l.,
box 90 Goshen NJ Y
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Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
s45o SECURES 40 ACRE FARM.
FURNITURE, HORSES. COWS AND
poultry. machinery. implements. vehicles.
feed included; near town and well known
tillage, spring watered pasture; ample wood !.
variety fruit: attractive room house;
maple shade good basement barn, poultry
house; buildings valued $4,000; to settle
affairs, all 81. 700; only $3.50 needed: easy
terms. details page 35 illus. Catalog 1.200
Bargains FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY.
$50 RE. Nassau ST.. New York city.
FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES. CAMPS.
New catalogue bargains just off press.
BATSON FARM AGENCY. 4S0 9TH av.
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DEVELOPERS AND BUILDERS.
Sacrifice 800 lots. bargain. Cream of the
property on lake. 700 lots already sold. Re
tail prices now $500 to 81 200. VIII make
big cut in price for entire parcel. $4,000
cash. balance terms. III. MENDEL. HOLLY
PARK. Plninfield, N ].
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Park RIDGE, N. J.
$4,000 desirable residence: near station; a
| rooms, BATH steam: other electric improve.
! ments. Terms. Bargain. CTIAS. -. BREM.
HALL, Park Ridge, N. J.
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RIDGEwoOD, NEW JERSEY.

New Colonial home g rooms and bath. fire
place, steam heat. spacious veranda. viii be
completed April IS. Only minutes walk to
Hohokus station; built by days work. Can
you find better buy for $4,000. EMIL
JUNGE, / Maiden Lane. Cortlandt Ats.
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If you are looking for suburban home
send for booklet. LOUIS w. SHAFFER.
725 Main ST.. Hackensack. N. J.
LOVELY 7 large room modern home. bath,
big attic, hardwood. gas, electric. hot water
heat: sewers, large plot, garden minutes
station. school, stores: $500, easy terms
arranged. HENSCIIEI. 142 Overpeck av..
Ridgefied Park. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
Phones Hackensack 274o. Cortlandt f720.
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LEBANON, N. J.--Six acre chicken farm.
near depot six room house; great bar
gain at 81. 600, part cash. TAPSCOTT &
VAN NEST, 80 Church ST.. New York.
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ATTRACTIVE cottage. fully furnished. In
small restricted park In Catskills. 0 rooms
and bath; $3.50 season. Address BRAN
DRETH, Colonis, n. ].
BUNGALOWS, furnished: electric lights:
committing distance. on Swarthouts Lake:
boating, bathing, fishing. /. earle. Con-
gers N. Y.
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SUBURBAN apartment house site in popu-
lar. picturesque town OF 1900; big de-
mand for first class apartments convenient
iy situated. exclusive, section. facing parked
ra road station grounds electric car lines
pass IL; golf and country clubs; fine schools
and parks: will make easy terms on land
and help finance. N. N. box 670 Herald. $50
Rrea
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BUREAU OF INFORMATION
regarding New Jersey suburban property.
SS0o0-New room houses, terms. II miles.
SsOO0-6 rooms, fine condition. garden, fruit,
hennery for 100 chickens, % miles.
ss750-7 rooms. garden, fruit. 13 miles.
$13, 500 q SIS, ,000-S room houses In Oranges.
ALSO SMALL FARMS 81 MILES OUT.
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excellent house. 12 rooms and bath; all
modern improvements; plot 1o0xo00: garage:
fine oak shade trees price $1,000: further
details on request L. w. LINAWEAvER.
S42 Madison av.. New York. Murray Hill
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SMALL. FARMS, all improvements. only 8
miles out on Lackawanna. Call on w. R.
LYONS. 35i Jauncy av., Lyndhurst. N. j.,
view property and get terms
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FOR RENT-Furnished for four months. 800
per month. or six months for $500: modern
cottage, new. all improvements, six rooms.
hath and sleeping porch: stone fireplace In
living room. many built in features porch
ten feet wide with octagon corner; large
grounds: garage room for one car. In VIII
lage Of Cornwall. ". Y; two miles from
Hudson River Railroad and Ontario and
Western. also Erie; river boats rtop Mt New
burgh with auto service 10 Cornwall: fare
% cents; fine scenery. good roads, golf links
near; about 20 miles from New York Ad-
dress Mrs. Y. II. FARwELL. Cornwall, N. y.
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FARM SNAP--Sickncss compels quick sale.
committing distance. 70 acres splendid
buildings; 10 room house, bath, furnace
heat: fine large shade trees; on State high
way; half mile to station and village, school
adjoining; price $4,000. including ali stock,
machinery and crops. cows, horses, 225
spect; will sell on sight. SAMAfIS A
ROGERS. Somervile. ~. j.
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ss5oo--A HOME OF CoMFoRT-

rrn,,suai opnortunity 10 nurrhase solidiv con-
structed residence, 50x125; rooms. BATH
paruuet floors. hardwood trim throughout.
every convenience; 30 minutes OUT imme-
date possession; reasonable terms. RIEHL,
1850 Broadway. New York.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Rhode Island.

$3.50 Is all the cash needed: 81 $50 Is
the full price: eight room cottage. all
furnished; barn, new hennery, 45
acres of land: immediate possession.
ELIZABETH MARTIN. 10 Purdy ST..
Astoria, Long Island, N. Y.
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ABOUT 800 sq. Il. for rg.s light, suitable
. for office. showroom hight manufactur-
Ing; steam heat; elevator service; reasonable
reit; immediate possession. East sd ST.,
facing Madison Square Park. Tel. Dram
Grey 1905.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED

SIX room house; 500 cash: committing dis
tance and near station: give full descrip-
tion: owners only: must be bargain. 1776
Herald. Washington Heights.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

BROOKLYN business buildings, exchange
Manhattan Investments. PEASE ELL
MAN. $40 Madison av.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
Maine.
Maine.
YrAuraY cr-ny.ru-r, tYcr-cr-

IDEAL SUMMER HOUSE.
Is acres on the cool and invigorating coast
OF Maine; opposite Mount Desert Island: on
the shore of Bluehill Bay: owners house, O
room bungalow, every convenience and i'm
provement: also original farm house with
four chambers: picturesque and charming
plenty OF woodR garden and planted patches;
owner must sell at once: make offer.
KRAEMER, 776 Broad St, Newark, ". J.
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Vermont.

LAKE CHAMPLATN, sixty miles from Mont
real: nine furnished house. living
room 1895. veranda 12A2j. bath: garden.
II. II. SKEELS. Isle La Motto. VT.
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srisceIianeous--sale or Rent.

ACRES Of land wanted, scashoro lots,
houses farms. bought, sold. exchanged
AGoST1NI. s43 9th av. Bryant 626s.
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Miscellaneous.

HOTEL on Sound, rs rooms, furnished; lease
or trade city property. WILLIAM KEA-
DIN. 110 West 10th. Bryant $3.50.
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FOR SALE-One family house, rooms and
bath, oil modern improvements, in private
section, 10 minutes from trains will sacrl-
flee for $500 TO quick buyer Tel. 07fg
Bianch Brook, 1lS Washington av.. Newark,
N j.
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IN MoNTCLAIR. n. ].
A modern, attractive residence OF IL
rooms and 3 baths, situated on hill
side. with extensive view; beautiful
grounds. with shade trees. shrubs and
flowers.
Plot 100 feet frontage by 40 feet.
Owner desires to sell at this time and
Is prepared to name attractive price.
For particulars apply to
G. d. MAXWELL. attorney,
76 Porter place, Montclair. N. ].
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NEPoNSlT, ocean block. modern IA room
residence, 4 baths. completely furnished
2 car garage. Call 1877 Beach 152d. Nepon-
sit. Phone Belle Harhor 1909.
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WIS, wants wood working
factory. Write Box 7, Florence, wis.
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IN THE ADrRoNDACKs.

NEW CITY. ROCKIsAND COUNTY, n. y
Country residence and farm. eight miles
from Nyack, 10 be leased 10 strictly private
family for season: house contains Is rooms
and four baths; attractive gardens. swimming
pool. HORACE s. ELY CO.. 70 william
ST.. New York.
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JAMAICA, l.. I.

JAMAICA, l.. I.
Owner large, beautiful house. 20 minutes
from Penn Station. will rent furnished TO re-
sponssole couple (permanent); living room,
bedroom, kitchenette, adjoining bath; light,
airy; electric, gas, heat and private tele.
phone; exceptional to right party; $50; refer
ence. Jamaica 957-W.
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NEW HAMPSHTRE--Bord lake, fishing.
boating, bathing. large old wonderful CO.
ionial house: magnificent trees II acres;
handsomely, artisticaly furnished; fire
places; garage. 1922 Audubon. Write Apart
ment "a. 655 Riverside Drive.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.-Beaut situated.
prettly furnished cottage on lake, rent
May or June: acre. q f475 Herald. Harlem.
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AZ ACRE FARM, near shore. horse, cow calf
wagons, tools, equipment; 10 room house
beautiful shade, lawn. barn, poultry houses
10 acres timber: 20 apples, cherries, peach,
acre strawberries, . acres blackberrfes
fine river nearby. fishing. bathing; PRICE
50 900; only 81 900 cash. Write for details
also our illustrated Farm Catalogue. BRAY
g. NACGEORGE. Vineland NJ j.
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SEVERAL cottages and bungalow, to ren,

SEVERAL cottages and bungalows 70 rent
for the summer season In Glen Cove, ~.
y. and Sea Cliff. N. y. near seashore:
good train service. Apply for terms 70
TWO remodeied farmhouses. charming fur
nished In mahogany and chintz. on Bear
Ridge, Pleasantville, N. W: 30 miles from
city: good roads. excellent committing trains I.
garage: fruit trees. vegetables, milk, good
views: $500 season. sTOCKwELL & MAR
LING, 1880 Madison nv. Lenox 1855. morn
frpe Aprii a.
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FORTY-F1vE acres. ~ miles from Towaco
on D., l.. W.: main house, II rooms, .
baths, all improvements. farm house. q
rooms barn, chicken house. Ice house. ESQ
ton, filled: small lake. stocked; all kinds
gentlenan's place, or club. Address O. ".
JIESON. $40 Valley rd. West Orange.
FOR sale or rent, ON Palisades. opposite
f16th ST., attractive, modern, center hall
house. n rooms. studio, garage. hennery
other desirable features. Write Room 1911,
2b Madison av., New York, or telephone
Cilffsidc 60.
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New Hampshire.

BUNGALOw-Modern. for rent, furnished
eight rooms. bath. hot water heat: con-
venient and beautiful location, overlooking
Mount Washington: garage; real estate
agent for others. A. A. VARNEY. Box DO,
Bethlehem ~. II.
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Westchester.

BRONXvILLE.--Unfur house. unusu-
ally attractive: seven bedrooms, three
baths; from June Is TO October /: rent
81 200. Address U. E.. +. o. Box 80. City
Hall Station. New York city.
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IL ACRES. room house. all improvements |:
barn. chicken house, cows, 75 chickens
price $1,000; 80 acres, brook. q room house,
barn, outbuildings. cows, = horses, ali
farm equipment. $10.5o0. w. GoTTLIEB.
Park Ridge, N. j.
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RIDGEFIELD PARK, ~. J.-For sale, build
Road; also lots on Mt. Vernon ct. 50xi00
IT. also lots on Gordon ST.. Glxi00 IT.; on
easy terms. Address ESGELSMA. 1858 7th
av., New York City.
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RIDGEFIELD PARK.-For sale. best re-
stricted residential section Ridgefield Park.
house. large rooms and tile bath: large
sun porch and finished room in attic: hard
wood trim throughout corner property. 50x
121. with garage; price $4,000. $4,000 cash.
Principals only. J. STUART. 40 Grand av
Phone 14A2R HnclSensack.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

connecticut.
FARMS FOR SALE.
FROM FROM 1rrtNl,R I AGRE 10 F2A4t 100 r.ASREs ATREs.
DANBURY. CONN.
MY farm OF 80 acres; bordering river; wood.
spring water well; apples, pears and cher
ries; house with L. piazza, barn. &c: on
State road: good view: SO 500. terms. MER-
RIFT WEIGH. Chaplin. Conn.
NICE little farm OF five acres. two bunga-
lows, five and three rooms garage; chick
e., en- houses lots OF fruit; @ on good road two
NELL. 90 Wall ST. Norwalk. Conn.
PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
OF 100 special farm bargains In Conn. at
about 81 900 or less: ask for supplement g.
sLoCuM FARM AGENCY. III broadway.
RiVEHCLIFF FARMS. on bluff overlook
ing beautiful Housatonic River. and only
the railroad between: minutes walk from
Baldwins station. New Haven r. r.. plots OF
1. and or more acres. at $500 per acre, ,
large trees, beautiful views. boating, bath
ING. &C. Address NJ. b. RYAN, Milford.
Conn.
ii ACRE FARM. s room house, with all i'm
provements. good road, two miles from
Norwalk; $500 Mrs. M. CORNELL. 30
Wall ST.. NorwallS.
20 ACRE STATE ROAD FARM mile front
age. mile to express station: Colonial home
stead. IL rooms, good condition; new garage,
barn. Workshop; horses, COW; farm tools:
apple orchard, best apples; woodland suit
able farm. country home, roadhouse, tea
room; price 1000. For full details ad-
dress Box 625. South Norwalk. Conn.
New York
nATsoN FARM AGENCY. 4sa 9TH ay. n. Y
FOR SAI.E-NEAR BREWSTER
SO MILES FROM NEW YORK
on Harlem Division, New York Central r. r.,
residence and stock farm. sold separately
or together: 3 story field stone house, ~
rooms. baths, with "a acres. fine trees
$35. .000 adjoining stock farm $50 acres,
8 rooms and bath, horse barn. brook. Ice
pond = well watered productive farm
$50, 600: at least COS may be left on mort
gage. Send for photographs. IL. II. WELLS.
BrewSter. N. "
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New Jersey.

FREE and clear farm. "a miles out, New
Jersey. reduced to SIG, 200: might entertain
part in cold water flat or avenue leasehold.
pno,,, rt 14tb at
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FOR Saie-House with seven rooms and bath
electric lights, hot water heat, all modern
improvements. 2M acres of ground In all
sorts of fruit trees and berry bushes; ga
rage. barn and chicken coops: place fully
equipped with tools: located at Arcola. near
Old MIL. 3 minutes from Hudson River troll
ley and 20 minutes from SusquehanA Rail-
road. For further information write for ap-
pointment to M. G. RICHARDSON. Hacker,-
sack, N. j., II. -. 2, box 449.
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Plainfield. N. J., beautiful apartment
house. equity 500 500 over small mort
gage. VIII exchange for free and clear
farm or country place. Large income.
TAPSCOTT & VAN NEST,
20 Church St NY
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MODERN Colonial house. Northern New Jer-
sey, IL miles from New York, 10 rooms. 4
baths, steam heat. fire places. electric
washer. dlshwasher. garage with rooms: !:
5 acres; so mile view: quiet. privacy; easy
terms: immediate possession. G. w. MIX.
70 East 42d st.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.
Long island.

| AdAGANSETT.- cottage, furnished I:
improvements. JOHNSON. Ala Central Park
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modern semi-bungalow, hills northern
Jersey, AZ minutes; 8 rooms. every improve
ment: garage; beautiful grounds; moderate
price, easiest terms. ASAHEL CHAPLIN,
80 Broadway.
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Z ROOMS, bath, heat. gas. electricity, open
fireplace; plot 100x100 chicken house,
fruit: s minutes walk to station, so minutes
to New York; price $1,000: $500 cash.
OWNER. Hasbrouck Heights. n. j.. Box 2s.
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New York.

SEA CLIFF, N. Y.-Cottages and bungalow
for rent. c. II. & ID. CO.. box $50.
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LAKEWOOD, N, J.-Beautiful UP to date
house, pine trees. 175xf50, electric, steam,
four baths: price So. 900; cash $4,000: cor
ner property. p. 0. box 36S. s. r.. Lake
LEONIA, N. J.--For sale at very low figure
desirable location, o rooms, up to date. just
being completed. A. A. LINCOLN, Builder.
Tel. Leonia 772-J.
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ALLENHURsT-Attr 10 room modern
cottage, with five room modern bungalow {;
sacrifice both $4,000; easy terms. Apply
y
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buys 2OT acre dairy farm: price, complete.
$4,000: good house, large barns. silo, p
COWS, horses. tools and machinery; near
village, schools, creamery. Write for cata-
logue, J. Il. HENDERSON, Middletown, Ny.
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A REAL HOME-In high class. restricted.
residential suburb, catering to refined peo-
pie seeking permanent homes; six handsome
room house. bath, side porch, steam neat
hardwood floors, city water. gas ana eiec-
tricity, stationary laundry tubs: fully con-
creted. light, dry cellar; large plot, 50xiO0.
on wide street, with sewer; high elevation.
refined surroundings. near schools. churcnes.
trolley and railroad; thirty minutes from
New York; price $4,000; liberal terms to
suit buyer Call or write CARL sTRIpS-
BERG. 100 Broadway. room ll3o. Tei.
Rector 10000.
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Fifth Ave. front space . windows,
i,io0 50 feet; from May LAt 3 years
direct lease.
Also mn opportunity - rsscNrs-
furniture. partitions, GFmy<rn ~
desks. Room sos.
> WEST 4sRD CT.
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Pennsylvania,

MOUNT POCoNO, PA.
For rent. attractive furnished cottages and
bungalows, with improvements.
T.. T.. MERWIN, Mount Pocono. Pa.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-14
TREMOR
FELT At CHILE
Several Towns and Cities
Along Coast Are Sc
verely Shaken
TOWN OF CARRIZAL
= HAS

Mostly Underground Dwellings and Cop
per Mine-COntained Over 0 Inhab-
itants But No Loss of Life Is Men
tioned-Damage at Other Points.
SANTIAGO. Chile. Nov. II (Associ-
ated Pressl.-Chile was again visited
by earth shocks late last night. Severe
tremors were felt at Laserna, capital of
the province of Coquimbo, at IL O'Clock
and half an hour earlier the seaport,
Constitution, capital of the province of
Maule. was shaken, according to adj
vices received here by the National Tele-
graph.
The town of CarrizaI, consisting
mostly of underground dwellings and
copper mines, is reported to have dis
appeared, but no mention of the loss of
lives is made. The inhabitants number
about 200 and there are 500 other per-
sons living at the port of Carrizal.
Advices from Antofagasta. filed at
$50 last night, said Il strong earth
shock had just been felt at Taltal, a
seaport of several thousand population
only a few miles from Antofagasta.
The depots of the American Smelling
Co. at Carrizal were carried away when
mat AONAA NASd pHSdAE0 III ne dtSdSttA il
last Saturday morning, according to Ma
ional Telegraph adviceS.
The steamship Aysen, which reached
Antofagasta yesterday from Valparaiso,
reported hat early Saturday morning a
storm arose suddenly and the sea was
strangely agitated. The ship was shaken
violently, causing a panic among those
aboard, but no damage was done.
The operators of the wireless coast
station near ~Antofagasta, missing since
the tidal wave of Saturday morning,
nave been located in the hills, whence
they fed. Having lost their stores they
were without food.
The Pacific Ocean seems not vet to
have fully recovered its equilibrium as
the result of last weeks terrific disturb
ances. or else there have been some new
movements under the ocean bed. Antofa-
gasta reports say that yesterday the sea
ebbed and then came booming back upon
| the shore three times, much in the strange
manner of the tidal movement of last
| Saturday.
Outlawry has broken out at Vallenar.
Bullets We're flying when the telegraph
office closed for the night at 80 O'Clock,
! according 10 National Telegraph advices.
The property losses amounting TO mil
! lions of dollars which resulted from the
earthquake and tidal waves of Saturday
morning viii be a severe economic blow
to the country. it is feared.
The list of dead throughout the coun-
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-14
The Sunset Cloud.

The sunset cloud, that like a trail of
glory,
Hovers a little in the changing sky,
Is like an after thought TO Life's sad
A hope Divine to cheer the weary eye F.!
1t seems the portal of some Land en-
chanted,
1t is uncharted-caIl it what you
Will
Where to the souls of mortals it is
granted
To keep their best-their last illu-
Sions still!
And Tho my thought impress you as I'm
reason,
And you deride my vague aerial goal.
/ see it not at any time as season
But that this fancy seizes on my soul.
The sunset Clouds like a port of glory
Where meet again the sons of earthly
wars;
Quitting, at last their mundane path
ways glory
On other fields to subjugate The Stars
But even as l speak the charm grows
DINNER.
The glow has melted from the noun
tain height
And IN the East / see a taper glimmer
Where Evenings finger walked the first
faint light!
ARTHUR GOODENOUGH.
West BrattlebOro.