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QUAINT. Colonial home. on an old fashioned

QUAINT. Colonial home. on an old fashioned
street, located In beautiful grove OF
white birches and shading oaks. of six rooms
and bath: can be occupied and title secured
on the payrrsnt OF S1,750. balance OF $500
may remain on mortgages: the second mort
gage can be reduced as you now pay rent AT
the rate OF s62 per month splendid neigh
borhood, fine neighbors; 700 foot elevation;
only few minutes walk TO railroad express
station on the best committing road out OF
New York city; over 800 commuters from
this section now; bathing. boating. skating.
shedding. golf and tennis available; its
bargain; wonderful place for os ehi,dren, r,, sor
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so MAPLEwOOD Av., MAPLEwOOp. N 7.
A well built room house, with
masters bedrooms ! servant room.
large tiled bath and extra lavatory
beautiful living room. 2Ox14, with ex.
cellent fireplace: solarium Is 19x1O:
wonderful floors and woodwork eco
nomicnl furnace, with automatic heat
control: 2 car garage, attractive
grounds. trees and shrubs: very COM
plete and bargain at $4,000 Ask
any agent In the Oranges or Maple-
wood. or v. J. BOULIN, 1 Union
square. New York. Phone 1874 Stuy-
vesant.
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HoMEs-BLooMFr
GLEN RIDGE. MoNTCLAIR.
81 500 cash; Colonial style. roornsi
steam, electricity. bath. fireplacei
gas kitchen: sun parlor screens and
awnings: garage: fruit trees: excel
lent location: near station. school'
$1,000.
BERNARD Il. Mccoy.
oTs Gienwood av.. Bloomfield, ~. J.
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OWNER. BOX o.. TRENTON. N. J..
FOR SALE-Gentleman's country estate, 90
miles from New York. at Sussex. N. j..
consisting OF 45 acres: large stone house,
containing 10 rooms. bath. steam heat; large
barn, with garage; large up TO date poultry
plant, consisting of hot water brooder. house
to brood $500 chicks. concrete incubator
cellar, three large laying houses. to hold
5000 laying hens. and 3 colony houses; also
tenant house; all for $4,000 cash for quick
sale. Inquire Mrs. G. Z. BROWN, box 296.
Sussex, N. j.
FOR sale In the beautiful Washington Park
section of Plainfield; nine room house.
equipped with wide porches: an unusually
large and sunny living room; bedrooms
with pleasant outlook from every window; !;
hot water heat. gas and electricity plot ,ox
1926; price SIS 900: inspection invited. A-14i,
Courier, Plalnfield. N. J.
FOR Sale-Plot OF ground. o65x97, "a room
house, two bathrooms. gas and electric
light, running water: also well water. large
garage located on main road. Ridgewood.
NJ j.: suitable plot for summer boarding
house or for public garage: price reason
able Apply FREEMAN & WESTERHOFF.
lawyers. Colt Building. Paterson, N. J.
FOR SALE-Half brick and shingle house, Z
rooms and bath. all improvements; plot 50x
224; chicke nrun. garden and garage, con-
venient TO train and trolley; price g. 500 (;
liberal terms. Apply owner, l.. ID. RIEDER,
60 Johnson av.. Hackensack. N. J.
FOREST HILL, N. J.. within 10 miles Of
New York, adjoining Branch Brook Park.
choice building lots and plots for sale; also
a few modern houses for sale and rent.
Apply FOREST HILL ASSOCIATION. 500
Mount Prospect av., Newark. N J.
FOR sALE-Seven rooms and bath. all i'm
provements; best location: car garage;
plot T5x150: hot water heat: asking Sl6.5OO.
owner, Z. SCHAAD, 429 Walton road. Maple
wood. N. j. Tel. South Orange 230W.
FIVE family and corner store frame house
income 1000 yearly; price $1I 500. cash
81, 800. BEHRKA, 754 Dewey av.. corner
21st. Jersey City.
NOR saie-slngie. double houses. bungalows.
4 family flats; lots $3.50 up; small farms :
trains, trolley near Bound Brook; easy
terms. LA POINTE. lincoln, ~. J.
FREE list OF houses for sale and rent. Write
VAN wINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.
GENTLEMAN'S 45 acre farm, consisting OF
. one room dwelling. having garages; one
room tenant dwelling with garage both
dwellings having modern improvements;
corner property. 1000 foot road frontage;
overlooking lake; 80 miles on D., 4. W.;
must be seen TO be appreciated; $4,000; no
brokers. SCHWARTZ, AL fremont av., The
Bronx.
GOING RosERY. 80 acres In flowers and
shrubs, two large greenhouses. house and
barns, on main highway; ono-half miles
frontage; owing TO death VIII sacrifice for
$4,000, half cash. Il. NJ. STAFFORD,
Bound Brook. N. ].
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Pennsylvania.
Virginia.
New Mexico.

HoMEsEEKERS-Send for Virginia Farm
list: best climate. Dept. II. Emporta. Va.
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coMM11rER.s HOME.

Modern Beautiful Dwelling,
o rooms. BATH all conveniences; car ga,
rage, large chicken house; 9S acres; all
kinds OF fruit. large aroor; on state roaa
one mile from station; brokers protected; ;
terms; owner removing, wants offer. Mrs
MARTEI, Manuel, N. Y.
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HYDE PARK, N. Y.-Beautiful country
place, Ire acres. 20 woodland; streams.
fine lake II acres; brick residence. English
typc. II rooms . baths; pressure water sys-
tenn gas heat, very handsome lawn and
shade trees, barns. tenant houses, 3
poultry houses, ice house, &c. 10 minutes
auto ride from Hyde Park beautiful country
estate: $4,000. Address EDWARD y. DAY.
TON, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
westchester--sals. or Let.

| rooms, 2 baths. gas. electricity. steam
heat; garage: good residential section;
pnvenient to r. r.; price $1,000 Si,ovo
ash. QUIRK QUIRK. Waverly So, Tuck
lhoe. N. Y. Tel. 1895.
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HEALTH SEEKERS-Investigate southern
New Mexico, U. S. Weather Bureau classes
unsurpassed for health and comfort" Write
Chamber OF Commerce, Las Cruces, n. M.
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REAL ESTATE-Other States.
Maine-sale or Let.
New HampshIro--Sale or Let.

LAKE wrNNrPEsAUKEB REGION - Three
acres. fruit: boating, bathing, fishing; cot
tage house. rooms down; shed connects
40 IT. barn; room for poultry. auto. stock
tion: 500. CIANNING II. sELEE, Alton
Bay NJ II.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Rhode Island.
les-AcRE RIVERSIDE FARM.

125-ACRE RIVERSIDE FARM.
HORSE, COW, POULTRY, TOOLS.
Vehicles, feed included handy village; loamy
tilage; estimated 200 cords wood 80 fruit
trees sugar grove; good S--oom house. barn;
700 head poultry houses: owner cannot han
die; s3, 800, part cash. f. w. CLARKE, lis
w. Broad ST., Westerly. r. ].
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COTTAGE for rent for summer season IN
Twilight Park. Catskill Mountains rent.
81 .000 restricted community. reference re-
qured. Apply Room 6lT. 1o3 Park av..
New York
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SUBURBAN STUDIO HoNrE-sacriflce cozy,
artistic place. especially built for year round
living, less than years old only $4,000 cash
most like rent, buys II s. 900 now mort.
gage can remain; has large rooms, tiled
bath. light. steam heat. parquet floors. rum
beautifully situatedStn plot 1o0x2O0 IT.; fine
garden, shrubs and flowers In profusion; ;
close 20 pretty lakes, stocked with fish Sc
lcct. congonial neighborhood good markets.
school and churches near by; this II a chance
OF lifetime 10 obtain a home ut fraction OF
real worth could not be duplicated Mt less
than sifb00 Ideal Communication TO New
York city. 500 ~. Y. city business men and
professional men committing from this Sec
tion now; minutes easy walk from house
10 r. r. express station: immediate. p. o.
Box 1iOT. City Hall Station. New York city
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SUMMER HOMES-SaIe or Let.
Connecticut.


GREENWICH. Concentrated for summer.
attractive cottage. l. bedrooms, . maids
rooms; garage; lawn. flower and vegetable
gardens. Inquire Room 965. IL Ceodr st.
Telephone John 2030.
NOROTON, CONN.-Near station, room
house, all improvements, comfortably fur
nished garage; large lot garden, fruit. &c;
price $40 per month Apply G. Il. BOUTON,
Noroton Heights. Conn. Tel. 1892 Darten.
PRIVATE HOME TO let for summer. located
every Improvement; garage Tone carr. KEE-
NAN. West Mystic. Conn.
sHIPPAN POINT ON THE SOUND.
For Rent Furnished-An attractive house
with four bedrooms; aleeping porch every
Improvement; garage for one car. This house
Is located near fine bathing beach and has
mnRRP Sn5hiR Pryfss 400 Yds s9T paSsnoo s.
Building. stamford. Conn. Tel. 1916.
TO rent for summer. cool. artistically fur
nished home. one hour out; five master
bedrooms, three baths. sleeping porch. maids
room and bath; garden. chickens; man on
place; garage: good bathing Address
FREDERICK LYNCH. Riverside. Conn.
TO RENT-A five room country bungalow,
completely furnished; also has running
water; pleasantly located within a seven
mile distance from railroad station. For
further particulars address A. Mala spina. %
Elm St. Danbury. Conn.
TO RENT furnished or will sell my summer
home at Greenfield Hill, Fairfield. Conn.,.
garage. &c. Write or phone L. 8. COBB.
Bridgeport. Conn.
WATER FRONT RESIDENCE at Sound
Beach. Conn, 80 minutes out: attractive
house. broad verandas on 8 sides overlook
ing many miles Sound and Greenwich Cove:
two car garage, chauffeur's room; trees.
gardens! bathing beach. &C.; minutes
motor ride station; for sale rent fur
nished or unfurnished. s. o. EDMONDS,
Woolworth Building. Phone Barclay o452.
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SIXTEEN acres, exceptional view. beautiful
grounds, artistic house IL rooms. baths,
all modern improvements garage. barns.
$40. .0O0 sacrifice for $25, ,000 easy terms.
SANDERS TOMBSTONE.
hnn Irifth nvnnnn Iongacre sos.
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Brooklyn.

BENSONHURST-House 10 rooms, bath; ga
rage for cars: minutes TO beach; 35
neighborhood: to refined small family who
wants a fine place only for June TO October.
OWNER, 63 Myrtle av.. Brooklyn.
BUNGALOW to rent for summer season, 5
rooms and bath, fully furnished No 8
scoyille walk, near Ocean front. Apply SEQ
VILE HOTEL AND BATHING PAVILION.
West 24th and the Beach. coney Island.
WILL rent. June to October. my we'll fur
nished nine room bungalow home, 1917
Glenwood rd., corner Ocean av.: large yard (;
garage; 10 minutes TO ocean: TO approved
applicant; price 81 900 per season. Phones.
Mansfield 602S. Broad 3443
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SUMMER HOMES-Sale or Let
Maine.

FOR RENT.
RLUEHILL, ME.-Two cottages on bay,
each 10 rooms with bath. steam heat. cleo
tricity; fully furnished, linen; garages. &c. (;
$500 each. summer season. Apply. particu-
lars, Z. !. BROOKS, 9s Park place, N. Y.
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Farms Wanted.

Cheap rent with buying option; L. I. pre-
ferred. p 184S Herald. Brooklyn.
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ROWAYTON, CONN.-Commuting distance,
country home, u rooms and bathrooms,
hot water heat; garage and hennery one
acre high ground fine lawns: price $4,000.
FOI. SOM BROS INC. 127 East 3lth ct.
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AT Ramapo Hills, sterlington on Tivoli
improvements: mountain and lake Views,
boating: one hour from New York. JAMES
PIERSON, 20 Broadway. Phone Whitehall
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PUTNAM COUNTY-Big, wild. cheap farms.
not near depots. three acresA so apple trees,
springs. one room shack, 5000; Z miles
Ca mel, several wild remote places. camps,
some very good State road farms. around
500 an acre 1. ALEXANDER, ] East 42d.
Vanderbilt 1904 Sundays. Peekslsill +25. Tel.
apuontment.
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Cottages, boarding HOUSES and bungalows
20 let from s175-s500; oil OF these cottages
are on the Safe road and are nicely located
and have from to 16 rooms, many have
improvements; they all In Ulster county.
Particulars tomorrow. Herald Square Hotel,
Saith ST., Ia, or write J. HARDENBERG,
I3oanpda1o v
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ATTRACTIVE house, grounds. t00xl50: near
Broadway; II rooms; hardwood fioors
conveniences; double garage; must sell
broker or direct; possession immediately.
G. ]. ZIEGLER Tarrytown. N. Y.
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PICTURES AND DESCRIPTIONS
of hundreds of glorious Farms and Estates,
$1,000 up. We have the CREAM OF THEM
ALL in N. Y, n. j. and CT. Send for our
Free Farm Bargain Book.
sLocUM FARM AGENCY. IA Broadway.
The New York herald., 1922-05-07

UfNISIOrf'
out, country residence. beautifuly fur.
nished five master bedrooms, two baths, 2
maids accommodations, electricity, all mod
ern convenieiices dining room, drawing
room, library, paneled entrance hall. spa
cious grounds, kitchen, garden. garage,
chauffeur's cottage, bathroom II required
only: May-October. $3.50 month. Telephone
brewster 3,
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offered; send for photos.
Busy city owner offers choice OF COM
plete farms. all sizes; total loo acres;
own free and clear; nearly all bordering
the Hudson River and State ronds; going
and under high cultivation: splendid
buildings, electric lights, city Improve
rnents; stock dairy and fruit farms, auto
inns. boarding houses. camp sites. health
resorts, &C. prices $40 to 800 per acre.
including fine buildings; land alone worth
more; 50 900 cash and up will be accepted;
owner will loan money IL desired. Send
to-day for details, large photos and cata-
BATsoN FARM AGENCY. 4so 9th av.. N. z.
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FARM for SALE l3o acres 10 minutes walk
from station; 14-room house, bathrooms.
steam heat and running water In house: barn
and other buildings: everything In good con-
diton; price $25 900. PAUL RASMUSSEN,
p. o. Box 6, West Redding, Conn.
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LAKE GEORGE. n Y---Furnished cottase
IL rooms. electric lights. garage, ice, LAKE
shore. O. II. TUTTLE. "a Nassau.
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RInGErIELD PARK.

RIDGEFJELD PARK.
$500 to 81, 200 cash buys modern Craftsman
homes or California style bungalows; five
and six rooms, tile BATH open fireplace, par
quet floors, steam heat, hardwood trim or
white enamel with mahogany stain doors
all gas kitchen; UP to date plumbing and
lighting fixtures; large plot with garage;
all street improvements; monthly payments
sb2. so 10 S66.50; near station, stores, schools
and churches; 30 minutes New York city;
N. Y. and Susquehanna Railroad and West
Shore Railroad by way West 42d ST., Cort-
iandt st. or Hudson River tubes. COME
OUT TO-DAY.
JOHN A. BALDWIN, opposite station.
RrDGEwooD-New Colonial house, 9 rooms.
bath, all improvements; corner lot, 10x15Oi
also house rooms, bath. improvements; lot
i50x1G0: garden and garage; price and terms
reasonable. II. II. wALTHERY, builder
Phone Ridgewood 52sw.
RTDGEwooD, N. J.--sevcn room house. all
improvements, hardwood floors and trim:
large garage; fine grounds; $12, 900. terms
suit NJ. CAI,vET. 60 South Maple av, or
Hanover ST.. New York city.
REMODELLED country home, rooms, bath.
improvements. enclosed porch. l4x20; ga
rage built under: over half acre ground;
fruit trees: $1,000: easy terms. OWNER.
Box 235 Park Ridge, ~. J.
RAMsEY--Attractive Z room house: numerous
ouibuidngs: 10 acres fruit; 800 chickens;
$4,000; photographs. HOVER, 2l2 Bway NY.
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30x60 IT. garage and store; State road: Troy,
Mohawk trail; $4,000. D. BORNT, r. i.
u: 2. Troy. N. Y.
$40, 900 buys beautiful home, store. garage;
State.road, Troy Mohawk trail. d. BORNT,
r. II. D. No. 2, Troy. n. Y.
SOUTH NYACK-Beautiful. 10 room. corner
house; best location; all improvements.
For particulars. VoLMER, phone 2345 Wads-
worth.
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FURNISHED HOME.

A SACRIFICE: located at Shippen Point,
Stamford q very attractive home with Z
bedrooms . baths, every modern i'm
provement; large and attractive plot Of
ground; garage for cars; can be rented
for the summer season for $1,000; near
yacht club / minute from trolley. S.
MERRITT SHIELDING. Davenport Hotel
Bldg, Stamford, Conn. Telephone 25I6.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
O'NEl!- SAYS HARDING
IS A GOOD GOLFER

Chicago, April President Hard
ing is a mighty good golfer accord
ing to George O'Nei, Chicago pro.
fcssional who has returned from an
iuvitatonal golf week with the ma
tons chief.
ONen. who trained a number Of
championship golfers before he re-
tired from active teaching to enter
business, played a number of rounds
with the president at Washington
He said the match play temperament
of the president was even better than
his medal scoring ability, although
Harding made the last nine holes
one day in forty-Ono, which is far
better than a mere duifer can do.
Harding is a hard hitter and is i'm
proving his game constantly so that
O'Neil predicts he will soon be sror-
ing constantly in the S0's. lie does
not drive such long ball. but he is
gaining in distance and has improy-
ed his short game of late
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
OHIO MAN TELLS
SOVIET HIS OPINION

Riga, April IS. Fred Reyes, of Ely
ria, ono, a trainer of bloadcd horses
Is perhaps the only foreigner IN Rus
STA who told The SOVIET governments
just what ho thought of VI ana rccclv
cd a testimonial for his lrdnkness, He
lately lcit Russia for home after an
absence Of nine years,
Reyes went 10 Russia In 1913 under
contract with Count Ilarion Dashloy,
NlCCrOy OF the Caucasus, and owner
Of some OI the most remarkable race
horses I'm tln world, lie was To re.
coiyc a salary of from $4,000 10 SIS
coo year as breeder and trainer OF
the Counts horses and as manager OF
his 760o0lcre stock farm
Despite The Counts death in 1915
ard the revolution two years later
and the revolution Two years later, the
He alw his savings disappear tho
farm tnl,cn over by the Soyicts and
famine approaching, but atill he de-.
termncd TO stick
This resolution remained mistaken
for months, but the turning point came
when the government suddenly order
ed his splendid trotjiug horses turn.
ed over 10 the peasants for ordinary
farm work Reyes sought out the
highest Soviet officials, literally took
his life In his hands and bitterly ar.
raignCd for their action. Much to his
surprise they heartily agreed with aim,
but refused To cancel the order
Ills love and consideration for the
horses made such a favorable impress.
sion, however, that few days later
he was presented with testimonial,
written ON official Soviet paper and
adorned with several elaborate gov.
crnmcnt seals. This and the old con.
tract with Count Dashkoy is all Kcycs
has to show for his nine years in Rus.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
The Stork's Mistake.

ooh, mother" said little girl OK.
citedly, there's new baby over at
Mrs. Browns; but don't you think the
stork meant it for Miss Jones, who
boards there? Cause Mrs Brown has
four children already and Miss ZONES
hasn't got single one. ~ Boston
Transcript.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
Starch in Human Foods.

Starch IS the only food that IS
changed in any chemical way in the
mouth. Starch is gra 1ualiY changed
into sugar in tie alimenlaty canal,
The first process taking place In the
mouth. Other fouls are merely ground
up and sal!ened in preraration for
action BY other Juices
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
Eour.Footed Bird.

The hoactzin is bird with four
feet which was discovered along the
Amazon river in South America. Two
of its feet serve as hands ana tie
young birds nre able to climb about
with remarkable agility
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
Automobile Owners

You will get 20 to 40 per cent more
miles per gallon by using Superior
Gasoline Naporizers. Price $1.5O. Free
trial. Proving is convincing. Postal
brings information and cuts, State
make and model.
IT, H. MONTGOMERY,
1916 Banks Ave, Superior, Wis,
Manufacturer and Distributor.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28

FOR l}ENT-TwO front rooms, newly
furnished, for housekocping Phone
Bill or call at 2l9 state St
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
REAL ESTATE.

FOR SAI.E-A beautiful location for
a residence on small farm. between
% and 80 acres, one mile from Otta.
wa, on the scenic highway and com
prising the advantages of coal, sand.
gravel timber and some land to Cul
tivate Apply to w. b. PUSEY,
Central Life Bldg, Ottawa, Ill.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-A Ford coupe and tour.
ing car; irstclass condition. Apply
at Max Smith Garage, AIS La Sale St
Oakland; $225. 1920 Scripps Booth.
run only j,iOp miles; like new; $50
1920 Studebakcr Big Six; new tires,
new paint, perfect condition; $l,150
Several others. Terms may be ar
ranged if desired
DOLDER'S GARAGE.
SO7 Columbus st. Phone 14S.
AUTO SUPPLIES
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28

EASTBQuND
EastD0und cars leave Ottawa sta
ton fer Marseilles. Seneca, Morris,
MinOoka, Rockdale and Joliet, H.. tx
a. m 600. 1855, 9:55, 1855. In q.
M, 1;55, 1855, CABS, 5:55, sos, 1000.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE White Rose gasoline and
National Light Kerosene. The oil
you need for your incubator, stoves
and lamps. Makes a pure white light
and even heat II, G. KBUSE.
FOR SALE Complete set Of drums
and traps, in very good condition.
Inquire ut this office.
FOR SALE-One 9-foot OAK Office
table and chairs to match. Apply
to ELMER Z, ROBERTS, 3l3 Central
Life Ins. Bldg
FOR Koonig's single cont
Rhode Island reds Matching eggs
from good laying strain, $1.2J per Is
+. c. KOENIG,
Phone 420-Y.
N~~~s~~~N~Nu~~,~~~~~~~~~
MISCELLANEOUS.
VIBRATION TREATMENTS
Immediate relief from rheumatism.
nervousness, constipation, headaches,
weak lungs neuralgia, etc. For ap.
p0iutmcnt call &91.k.
MONEY! ,3o ro,N an r,p,ro r
nor cont irta,ast ava rooenr,htn
commission; in reply state number Of
acres, value per acre and amount of
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-hi7o ''@ p'"pl' are us WHO awake an"
' ,. cue as any WA'n you "lSh &c
i'F'81 'Li' '"'I"9 WIZ! 10 away 'I"''
home. Please ask me what / have to
offer You at seven per cent.
Tel. GiS-W. Y. B. FARRELL.
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
Too Late To Classify

WANTED Competent girI for gen.
eral homework. Apply MRS. GUS
MAY, Palmer Apartments.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-28
Were Proud of
Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-I have an order for a
small dwelling for $1,000 What
have you? T. b. FARRELL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-28
ZIG noNus ron MiNERNLL LAND

inrg" Royalties Also offered for
zinc Lease IN Heart of Miami Field
MIAMI, April 27.--An offer of a