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*^^^^^^" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING (S-IN-l CLASSIFIED COMBINATION) Classified Advertising will be Inserted in all eight of tha newspapers listed below for only seven cents Der word. (MINIMUM CHARGE 15 WOHUS — 70 CENTS) CASH WITH ORDER DINING room, 3 pieces, mahogany china cabinet, sideboard, serving table, Sheraton style. Flint and Homer make. Like new. 25 Euclid Aye., Maplewood. SO 2-8225. FOUR-FOSTER bed, springs, mattress. Single iron bed, springs. Dresser. Telephone SO 2-4659. u SUMMIT HERALD B So. 6-6300 % BO ORANGE RECORD SJ So. Or. 3-0700 * MAPLE WOOD NEWS *.' So. Or. 8-3252 CHATHAM COURIER Chatham 4-0600 UNION REGISTER Unlonville 2-6700 LINDEN OBSERVER Linden Z-3S« SPRINGFIELD SUN Millburn 8-127* MILLBORN SHORT-HILLS IT3M Millburn S-1S00 Notice of errors In copy must be given after first Insertion. Typographical •rrors. not the fault of th« advertiser, will be adjusted by on« free insertion. ALL COPT MUST BE IN BY 5 P. M. TUESDAY HELP WANTED—Male , Pressing Dept. Supervisor One who understands the pressing oi sport shirts and regular dress shirts. Good opportunity for the right person. • The Manhattan Shirt Co. 207 River Street Paterson, N. J. HELP WANTED: Handy man for odd jobs around the house. G. Mackrin, 336 Washington Ave., Union, 'Onion- ville 2-6379. DRIVER, must be at least 20 years old. Macdonald Florist, 5 Sayre St., Summit. \ r.Tr GROCERY salesman. Experienced inside man for high class store, must have good approach In salesmanship and references. Good salary. Steady position. Profit sharing plan with employees over and above salary - Cullis 5B Lewis, 458 Springfield Ave,, Summit. LIGHT delivery driver, 43 hour week, steady, S40. Bee Thomas Balish, S. Balish & Son, 1 Beechwood road, Summit. TOOL and diemakers on round and combination dies. Experienced. Apply East Side Metal Spinning & Stamp- ing Corp., 1301 W. Elizabeth Ave., Linden. ITALIAN-AMERICAN chef. Varsity Bowling Center, 1218 W. Edgar Bd., Linden. Linden 2-2974. LAWN and odd-job man or boy wanted. 339 Washington Avenue, Union. Unvl. 2-1725. MEN wanted for weed cutting wltn power mowers. Good wages, good working conditions. Dept. Streets as Highways, Swanstrom Place, Union. NEWSPAPER circulation man wanted for A-B.C. weekly. Opportunity to average over $60 weekly. Inquire Linden Observer, 6 E. Blancke street, Linden. Linden 2-4432. _^__^ HELP WANTED—Femal* Girls! Girls! Girls! STEADY YEAR-ROUND EMPLOYMENT VACATIONS WITH PAY REST PERIODS - CAFETERIA Music While You Work - PLEASANT f WORKING CONDITIONS OVERTIME PAY - BONUSES Bus Stops at Corner CORBY'S ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY, INC. 27 Summit Avenue Summit, New Jersey Girls Wanted Light, clean work. Good pay. "*•'" Tafce Bus No. 70 ABBOTT MFG. CO. 480 MORRIS AVENUE i- SUMMIT, N. J. ALTERATION Hand — Experienced on women's better apparel. Good salary steady position. Apply Lillian O'Grady, 415 Springfield Ave., Sum- mit. Phone Su. 6-1322. BOOKKEEPER and secretary thor- oughly experienced double entry, trial balance. Full charge of office. Age 25-35. Steady position. Excellent salary. Give- details by letter. Box 12. c/o Summit Herald. COUNTER girl, experienced or inex- perienced. Steady. Apply Manager, "Whelan Drug Co., 32 Beechwood road Summit. DICTAPHONE OPERATOR; experienced, for local manufacturing company office; permanent position Apply by letter. P. o. Box 569. Sum- . mit. N. J. GIRL for general housework and kitchen helper. Good pay for right girl. DeBary, 265 Springfield Ave. Su. 6- 6059. GIRL needed for dry cleaning dept. Pleasant working conditions, Corby's Laundry. 27 Summit Ave.. Summit. HOUSEKEEPER—sleep in—small fam- ily, pleasant home, good salary. Write Box 2, % The Item, Millburn, or call Millburn 6-4145. LADY to solicit leads on phone for business house. TJnvl 3-1249 after 4 p.m. SALESLADY for dress shop, experienced. Su, 6-2849. SALESLADY, experienced for high type childrens shop. Good 1 salary, pleasant -working conditions. Address Sales- lady % Box 20, Summit Herald. WOMAN, refined, part time at your • convenience, to represent us in your territory, Experience not necessary. Sales ability helpful (photos of children at home). Your phone or per- sonal contact- Liberal commission. HOLLYWOOD STUDIO, 626 Central Ave.. E. Orange. Or. 3-2746. WOMAN or girl, to live in, to mind two children, 5 days weekly. Call 30 Glen- side Ave. or Summit 6-4310-W. YOUNG lady for appliance store. Union Refrigeration, 601 Chestnut SL, Onion. YOUNG woman wanted as examiner and checker for retail dry cleaning store, experience not necessary. Nu- Way Cleaners, 141 Chestnut St Roselle Park, N. J. HELP WANTED—Female YOUNG lady to assist in. flower store. Some knowledge of typing. Macdonald Florist, 5 Sayre St., Sum- mit. YOUNGER woman, married or single, for general office work. Must do some typing. No Saturday work. Liberal vacation arrangement. Call Su, 6- 3023 or write Mrs. Mary Trayford, 512 Springfield Ave., Summit. HELP WANTED MALE and FEJVIAU: FOREIGN JOBS, Men. Women, Gov't., private listings, hundreds skilled classifications. 16-pages accurate information, $1.00. postpaid. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. FOREIGN JOBS. INC., Baltimore 1, Maryland. SALESMAN or saleswoman for local Real Estate office. Experience not essential but must have car. Write giving information Ganceming former employment to P. O. Box 363 Sum- mit, N. J. EMPLOYMENT WANTED BABY sitter. High School student. Experienced with children. SO 3- 0365. COUPLES, caretakers, gardeners, cooks, houseworkers in all branches. Phone Newmark's Agency, 20 Washington St. Mo 4-3699. DINNERS, pies, cakes, tea sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres, salads. Delivered by order. Order a day ahead. Su 6-5451. EXPERIENCED hand laundress would like laundry to do in her home. Su. 6-35S1. GIRL to take care of children, shore or lake. Telephone South Orange 2- 3721. HOUSEWORK, part time or day's , work. Call anytime. Mitchell 2-1975. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. Millburn 6-1362. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER General typing work. Unvl. 2-7277, 969 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. SITTER available Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Write Mary Edwards, 68 .Maple Ave., Vaux Hall. TWO responsible high school boys de- sire " home service Jobs (painting, acreen-hanglng, gardening, simonlz- lng, etc.) $1 per hour per boy. Call SO 2-8326. MANUAL Arts School teacher, with 7 years in Industry, desires Summer position. Address Box 14 Summit Herald. SEAMSTRESS 1 desires work; also does alterations. Call Su. 6-6065-W.. BUSINESS lady desires room, board, ex- change care children, light duties EVENINGS. Excellent references. Box 22, C/O Summit, Herald. Employment Agencies CENTRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY — Catering to Employer and Appli- cant. Executive, Technical, Sales, Non-skilled, Industrial, Domestic, We specialize In local industries. 869 Stuyvesant Ave., Union. Unvl. 2- 7277. YOU want wort—I supply help. Domestic, skilled, etc. Male and female. SANDS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY 50 13th Ave., Newark. Mitchell 2-0588 FOR SALE I—AWTIQTTBS ANTIQUES at the Robin Hood Shop, 2 Taylor St., Millburn. Lamps, el, and china, Millburn 6-4126. WINDSOR settee, 10 legs, Sheraton sofa, Sheraton chest of drawers old brasses, all perfect. Other antiques. 35S Main street, Chatham 4-51D5. ANTIQUE SOFA, 6 feet long good condition, $100. Short Hills 7-3760. t—BICYCLES BIKE. 28 inch. Boys'. Good condition. $25. SO 2-8466. BOY'S balloon tire bicycle. Call Sunday morning, MJIlburn 6-1094. TRICYCLE, chain, drive, excellent condition, $19.00, Millburn 6-1068. (2A) BOATS TRUNK Cabin cruiser 45x10 125 H P sleeps four. Make offer, must sell Su. 6-0041-R. GET YOUR BOAT ENGINES READY. MARINE ENGINES COMPLETELY OVERHAULED Taken out of boats and completely re- built. WE GUARANTEE ALL WORK. For further information call Billy Fen- hale, Roseland Ave. Motors: Caldwell 6-0325. SKIFFS — CRUISERS — SAJXERS TRAWLERS; USED ENGINES, GAS AND DEISEL. JOHNSON BROS. BOAT WORKS FOOT OF BAY AVE POINT PLEASANT. N. J. 8—CLOTHING NYLONS DIRECT FROM MILLS When looking for fine nylon hosiery write for convenient mail order form direct to: Eagle Rock KnlttinR Mills Singac, N. J. Mall Order Dept, THE ROBIN HOOD SHOP, 2 Taylor Street, Milibum, has used clothing of better quality for sale. Merchan- dise taken on consignment. Millburn 6-4126, BOYS' and girls' outgrown clothing, shoes, miscellaneous. SO 2-0617. GIRL'S complete winter outfit, size 10, Includes snow suit, dress coat, hat, wool dress. Jumper & blouse, wool skirt. AH good condition, $20. Call Short Hills 7-2663-J. MAN'S winter overcoat, Langrich, also dark overcoat and grey spring top coat, size 38, single breasted tux- edo, man's dark blue Worsted suit, 38, 2 pairs flannel trousers, man's straw hat, 7 1/8. Su. 6-1167. t-PAEH PBOPUCB COW manure and top soil. Ellis Mar Jr. Chatham 4-4797. ORDER YOUR BABY CHICKS NOW! Rhode Island, New Hampshire Reds, White Leghorns, Rock Crosses, now hatching. Blood tested stock. Good layers. Chic&s guaranteed. WANDLING HATCHERY Port Murray^ N. J. Established 1913 COW or horse manure. Rich black topsoil, guaranteed the best. De- livered, S5 & up. Chestnut Brook Farm, Hillside. Write postal or call after 4 P. M. Unvl. 2-0253. FARM PRODUCE Fancy Vermont maple syrup, $7.95 per gal. Maple sugar. Choice eating and cooking apples. Sweet cider and honey. Wightman's Farms, Marristown-Bern- ardsvllle Road. -FTTRfiTTTJlIE BED and bureau, S cubic ft. refrigerator "Cold Spot," one hospital bed with mattress, fcltchen chairs. C?T1 after 11 a. m. at 25 Bailey road, Millburn. S. O. 3-3726. FOR SAJLE 6—FTTBNITUEE FOR SALE 9— MISCELLANEOUS MIRRORS 20% Reduction on all frame mlrrora NEWARK GLASS CO, '_ 273 Market Street. Newark. N. j. £ S—EIiE CTBICAI* ELECTRICAL Installations repaired. L, Parsil, Jr., 9 Perry Plac«, • Spring- Held ; Millburn 6-1023. 3-PIECE furniture set; arm chair, straight chair, love seat. $100. SO 2-4026. NINE piece dining room set; 9x12 wool rug. Any reasonable offer. 27 Walnut St., Summit. CHIFFOROBE and child's maple knee hole desk and chair. Good condition. Su. 6-5422. • PENNSYLVANIA Dutch rocker for sale, $15. Call S. H. 7-2729. FRENCH walnut double bed with box spring; 6-drawer vanity with, long mirror; drop-leaf table; Cogswell chair- wing chair with slip cover, all good condition. 44 Puller Avenue, Chatham. Call Chatham 4-3634, QME or "two beds for sale. Su. 6-5476-J METAL full size bed, open box springs; Lawson sofa; Florence cabinet double oil heater. Unvl. 2-5444, 209B Kay venue, Union. SACRIFICE—Living Room Suites and Chairs. Frank's Upholstery Shop, 167 East Edgar Road at Highway 25, Linden. N. J. Linden 2-2768. WICKER porch, furniture, 4 comfort- able cnairs, glass top table. 19 Sher- man Ave., Su. 6-6058. SEVEN piece Berkey and Gay bedroom set. Nation 15-Inch steamer trunk 4-plece wicker set, wool nig 6x12 Boy's helmet, pads ana guards, situ and bicycle, 14 years. Garden hose tools, etc. 39 Parkview Drive, M1U- burn SIX piece bedroom suite, walnut, dark finish bed, Including spring and mattress, dressing table, dresser with mirror, chifforobe, chair and bench, good condition, prewar, reasonable. Owner leaving town. 19 Sherman Ave., Su. 6-6058. 8—-HOUSEHOLD GOODS MATTRESS and open coil spring for double bed. Good condition. $15. Phone after 6 p. m SO 2-9440. BEAUTIFUL Limoges Soup Tureen with 12 matching soup plates. Su. 6-0982-M. CARRIAGE, slightly used. Excellent condition—$25. Bathinette—$7.00. 292 Morton Ave., Rahway. itahway 7- NORGE Rollater refrigerator, automatic nightly defroster, 7-8 cubic feet capacity, 3 years old. Excellent condition. Owner leaving town. Rea- sonable. 19 Sherman Ave., Su 6-6058. COMPLETE mahogany bedroom' set, steel wardrobe, 2 chifforobes, day bed, 9x12 rug, metal cabinet, metal hamper, 2 kitchen chairs, 2 end tables, 1 extension table, man's bicycle. 503 N. Wood Ave., Linden. Linden 2-2843 between 6-9 p. m. tion. UNionville 2-2840-. WASHING machine, Blackstone, perfect condition, $70. O. Hirth, Home- stead Park, Su. 6-6614-J. 8-A MACHIfSERl H. J. ZOTJBEK CO. AIR COMPRESSORS - PNEUMATIC TOOLS - PUMPS - VIBRATORS GENERATORS - SAW TABLES - PILE HAMMERS - MIXERS - LOW BED TRAILERS RENTALS — SALES 620 Ramsey Avenue at Bloy Street Hillside, N. J. Unionville 2-6397 FOR RENT Floor Scraping Machine Floor Waxing Machine Floor Edging Machine Wall Sander—Disc Type R & R Faint & Wallpaper Supply Co. 1394 Stuyvesant Ave., Union Telephone UNlonville 2-5562 DISTRIBUTORS ror Wortblngton, Goulds. Westco, Fairbanks, Norse pumps, gas engines, lighting plants. Worthing air compressors. Westing- house, Century and U. S. Electric Motors, Peerless fans, blowers; complete stock of pumps, air compressors, pulleys, motors, fans, blowers, unit heaters; specializing In pumping equipment. GENERAL ELECTRIC EQUIP. CO., 155 Mulberry St., Newark, Mi. 2-7933. WALKER Electric lift for lubricating cars. Can be seen In operation. De- livery 24 hours. Also Air-compressor, U. S. X% H.P. single phase motor. SPERCO MOTOR CO., 302 Broad St., Summit, N. J. OLD TIGER MAPLE BED 3/4 Size, Perfect Condition and a Nice One Set White Wedgewood Dishes, NEW, 49 pea. Large OLD tilt-top table with cage. Onyx desk set, man's, with bronze doge. Four OliD finger bowls, American glass amber and cranberry. Choice OL*D amber plate, Princese Feather. Witch glass ball, amber. Heavy hammered brass andirons, fire took. Set of 25 hand-done lace and linen doilies. Good size antique brass pail. NO DEALERS Box 22, Care Chatham Courier THOR Gladiron, 21 inch roller, $30; Westtngriouse sunlamp, floor model, $45. SU 6-1903. BENDIX washer; set of Book of Knowledge; bookcase; treadle sewing machine; Teakwood chair; rug; fireplace fixtures. All in good condition. S. O. 2-3721. CRIB mattress, regular size, 5 months old, 2 overstuffed chairs. Reasonable. 281 New Jersey Ave. Unvl. 2-4487-M. DIAMOND ring, 3/10 of carat, gold setting, ring size 4. $110. Worth $150. Su. 6-6300. ELECTRIC razor, Remington—3. Ex- cellent condition. $14. SO 2-8466. WILCOX & Gibbs portable electric sewing machine with case in good condition, $50. Call S. H. 7-3733. KITCHEN cabinets, ready or custom made ; porcelain, formica, stain- less steel sink tops. Complete line plumbing and heating. Pile board, congotvaJl, chrome, lucite, «• porcelain bathroom accessories, medium cabinets, clothes hampers, pearl seats. Community Supply Co., 100 Route 29, Hillside. Waverly 3-66S5, SWISS Olant Fansies, perennials, also flower seedlngs and vegetable plants. Su. 6-1077, Summit Hills Florist, 48 Ashwood Ave., Summit. 1940, 74, Flattiead Indian motorcycle, good condition. Call Su. 6-4579. FULL size pool table with accessories. R,' T, Adams, 102 Fainnount Ave. Chatham 4-3668-W. FOR SALE, For Rent, No Trespass- Ins, etc. sigrns. 10c each. The Item, 391 Mlllburn ATE., Millburn. SADDLE horse, bronc, 7 years old, well trained. Su. 6-0424. 92 River road. Summit. CONSOLE radio; beige chenille spread, new $6.50; chairs; odd tables; large earthenware crocks and Jug; other household goods. 79 New England Ave, SU. 6-1548-R. ICE BOX. window boxes, hair mattress, single. 16 Kent Place Boule- vard, Summit. LARGE English baby coach, black. Good conation. Snort Hills 7-2672-M. FOB new homes. Rough and screened top soil and manure. Brunner, 1562 Jesse place, Unvl 2-4260, 30 PAIRS second window blinds painted dark green. Apply 25 Norwood Ave. Su. 6-1041. CRAFTSMAN'S circular saw, jig saw, compressor, on portable tables. Flexible shaft, motors, accessories, workbench. In one lot, S450. Phone SO. 3-1700, 10 a. m.-i p m. NINE screens, 32x50^ inches, two 24x37 inches; used one season; perfect condition. Call Millburn 6-0701-W. COAL furnace, pot stove, boiler, ther- mostat, and fish. case. 147 So. Maple ave.. Springfield, Millburn 6-0135-R. DIAMONDS & WATCHES AT WHOLESALE SAMUEL SACHS 501 Klnney Bldg., Newark, N. J. At Broad & Market Ma. 3-3366 SUMMER FD3ER RUGS ~ Mill rejects. Sold as Is. No COD Mail or Phone Orders ' "' G'x 9' $4.50 6'K12' 5.95 9'xl2' 8 95 GEORGE HAMRAH & CO." 109 North Avenus We5tneld 2-4815 Open Saturday and Monday eveninga until 8 o'clock. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Wash machines—Vacuum sweepers. Su. 6-5342-M 24-hour service TOPSOIL (cultivated) now being sold. at Norman road and Irvington avenue, opposite Ivy Hill AlmshouGe Bloomfield. Have it delivered or pick It up with your own truck! Between 8 to 5 p. m. call BI 2-2601* after 5 p. m. call Qr 4-8416. • YOU name it—We have It. Maple crib beds, chairs, down" cushions, dlnine set. Come look evenings. 39 Bedford road, Summit. THAYER baby carriage, uged six months. Call evenings, Millbura 6-1439-M. PRINTING—All forma of business and social printing—matched letter- heads, envelopes, and cards, bro- chures, folders, house organe, direct mail advertising letters, programs announcements, invitations eta Photo-offset, letterpress and thor- mographic embossing methods Art work, layout and copy assistance Union Register's Community Print Shop. 930 Stuyvesant avenue. Union Call Unionville 2-67PQ STEAM COAL FURNACE for seven- room house, also porcelain sink, slnele drain, left drainboard. Winfough 1032 Falls terrace, Unvl. 2-0562-J 10—MUSICAL IWSTtttTMENTS NEW Spinet piano, used Granda and Uprig-hts for sale or rent by the mojth. Mo. 4-1042 or write Crafts- man Piano Shop, Morris Plains. II—BIRDS A PETS PERSIAN kittens, black. Female *I0 Males $15. Summit 6-4651-M. BOXER Puppies, 10 weeks old A.K C Reg. Nominated for 1948 futurity" Dam-Champion War Lord daughter. Sire Champion Piccolo V. D, Stutt- garter. Cropped and inoculated Dr S. M. Lyons, Su. 6-4171. IRISH setters, male and female. A.K.C. waiting papers. 5 months old. In- noculated for rabies, distemper. Reasonable. Unvl. 2-5917-J. SPRINGER spaniel puppies, 3 mouths old. Paper broken. Clay, 20 Inwood Road, Summit. KIND home wanted for two eight- weeks old black kittens. SO 2-8322. LIVE BAIT, trout shiners, night walk- ers, red worms. The Spring House 92 River Road. Su 6-0424. FEED tor dogs, chickens, pigeons rabbits. F. R. Dietrich, 1416 Stuy- vesant Avenue, Union. Unvl. 2- 3208. CANARIES, good smsera. Call £ to 9 P. fll. 236 Phillips terrace, Union. TROPICAL fish, live food, canaries baby chicks and pet supplies. Hill- top Pet Shop, 761 Springfield Ave. Irvington, N. J: Essex 2-5771. HAVE you a home for a beautiful kitten? Phone Short Hills 7-3061-J, after 6 P. M. SERVICES OFFERED 24—COtfTEACTOBS BIRCH TTTT.T. CORP. ROAD BUILDERS Rough Grading—Pavement- Land Clearing Tel. Westfleld 2-3552 HERTZ DRIVE-UR-SELF SYSTEM J. FRANK CONNOR, Licensee PASSENGER CARS & TRUCKS TO HIRE—INSURANCE PROTECTION 85 Plane St. Newark, N, J. (Corner Jamea St.) Call HumboMt 2-2200—2-Uli BUILDING RECONDITIONING Fix it before it breaks down. Re- modeling; repairing; porches; stairs; recreation rooms, with knotty pine, knotty cedar; roofs repaired, recovered. Life time experience. Steve Franko. 277 Indiana street, Union, N. J., UN 2-0593. GARDEN WORK Mason work, painting, screens painted and erected, general repair work. CALL SUMMIT 6-0508-W KITCHEN REMODELING CABINETS made to fit your kitchen with Formica counter tops. Attic rooms, Becreatlon cellars. Altera- tions and Repairs. Free Estimates. I. ANTHONY Unvl. 2-5670-J 437 Huntingdon Road DO YOUR FLOORS SAG? Patented Adjusta-Posts raises slow- ly, supports permanently. Expert workmanship. Free estimates. Cal BL 2-S675. AIXFUSTA-POST CO. OF N. J. 81 Franklin St., Bloomfield, N. J EXPERT Sanitary Cesspool SerTice cesspools and septic tanks cleaned built and repaired. CARL GULICK Box 538. Morriatown. Tel. Morrts- town 4-2082. LANDSCAPING materials. Top solL humus, seeds, lime, turf builder, etc Also mason work. Appollto's, 98 Main street, Springfield, Millburn 6-1271. • PAVTNG and Construction Co a Union, - specialists in permanent type black top driveways, concrete sidewalks and curbs, highway construction. All work guaranteed Terms arranged. 2322 Morris Ave- nue, Uplon. Unvl 2-1963. FRED STENGEL^ CARPENTER repairs, alterations, storm saah, cabinets, etc. Let me do your smal jobs or any job. UNlonville 2-0410 or UNIonville 2-6632. 1273 Grand- view Ave., Union. "THE HANDY MAN" Specialists in home repairs, screens, storm sash, gutters, leaders, carpentry nalnting, odd jobs. Su. 6-6336-W >• NYBORG, R.F.D. No. 1 Chatham Call DUKE—For OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS ROOFING, SIDING, INSULATION LEADERSS GgmgSMPAHarf Ask for Free Estimate DUKE CONSTKOCTION CO 183 Central Ave.. East Oranjr* Phone Or. 3-2374. WOODWORKING " CHARLES F. BOCK, JH CO Cabinets, Bookcases and woodworking specialties made tD order 426 SHERIDAN ST., OE.ANGR, N. I Orungre 2-10S6 Orange 3-0623 Hillside Contractors Permanent Driveway — Parking Areas Power Rolled LANDSCAPING Reasonable Rates 1170 Liberty Ave., Hillaida EHz. 2-3724 FURNACE Cleanmg — Have your furnace cleaned by vacuum. North Jersey Engineering Co., Chatham ALTERATIONS & REPAIRS 286 Main St East Ora.ni»"w J • Orange 4-0359 *•••"•• GEORGE OSKMANN CARPENTRY Remodeling. Repairing, Cabinet Work, Recreation Rooms and Bari Storm Sash MiUbarn 6-1232 24-A—DRESSMAKING"" DRESSMAKING, alterations ing. suite, coats. Pl»e M. Plrestine.- 3-B SeaToS? Ave~' Wlntleld ParK. Linden 2-3451-M DBESSMAKINe. BTappomtmeat only. Doris Neill, 21 Laurel Grive New Providence, N. J. Su. 6-6037-W. SERVICES OFFERED DEPALMA HOME IMPROVEMENT nterior and exterior painting. Deo- rating, alterations, floors scraped, ellara painted, white washed. Vet- ran. Mil 6-1261-M or Mil 6-4080-J. 86—FLOORING DEL.MAR FLOOR MAINTENANCE Floor Bora-ptng and rerinishing Specializing in residential work P Essex 2-12U FLOOR- SANPING, reflnishing. waxing polishing. Experienced work- men. Free Estimates. SO 2-1086. FLOOR SANDIXG AND FINISHING ESTABLISHED 1920 BEES POWELL Mil. 6-0084-J S*-A— SERVICE WALLS, CEILINGS, RUGS AND UPHOLSTERY Cleaned by machine THE WM.T.MASTER WAT No muss, streaks, odor or noise. Call Oran&e 4-3325 for estimate. 88—IKSTTliATIOTf •NEUMATICALLY blown. Black Rock- wool lor Winter Economy. Stops Drafts Saves Fuel. THALER IN- SULATION & ROOFING CO., «4 Broad Street, Elizabeth, New Jersey. Telephone Elizabeth 3-3016 and evenings Elizabeth 2-5501. HOCK WOOL HOME INSULATION Modern Scientific Methods 18 Tears of Knowing How WILLIAM L. SCHROEDEE 331 Vine Street Elizabeth, New Jersey Phone Elizabeth 2-8533 «8-A—LANDSCAPE GAEBEMSG AMERICAN LANDSCAPING CO. NURSERYMEN • TREE SURGEONS Lawns renovated. Top-soiling, seeding, sodding, planting, pruning, reeding and cavity treatment. Prune early, it's dedicated to beautify and preserve ornamental shrubbery, fruit and shade trees. Lawn and garden material on hand for early spring delivery. 25,000 yards of soil; 1,000 tons cow manure. Plants, shrubs, flowers. ASPHALT ROADS — DRIVEWAYS SO Edgerton Terr. East Orange N. J. PHONE ORANGE 4-2442. FOREST MOUNTAIN NTJRSERDSS Planting and all Construction, Tractor Grading, Specialists In English Garden. Walls with Flowers. Flagstone Patios, Retaining Walls. BLUE PRINT PLANS SAVE MONEY. Growers of Specimen. Rhododendron, Laurel and the best in hardv Flowers. Forest Mountain Rd., Lower MontvlUe CALL CALDWELX, &-3106 Conserve Your Trees Harrigan Bros., Arborists Complete Tree Service Highest Standard of Workmanship Fully Insured Roselle 4-020S. Cranford P.O. Box 426 Unvl 2-6113-M L. C. Spicer LANDSCAPE GARDENER Permanent Driveways Screened or Unscreened- Topsoil 103, Valley Street, Vaiixhall LANDSCAPE GARDENER, Expert. Fair Prices, Veteran. Phone Short Hills 7-2525 W. LANDSCAPE Contractor — Concrete work. Caretaker, hauling, top soil Permanent driveways our specialty M. Ruggiero, Phone Su 6-4341-J. ANDSCAPING materials. Top soi humus, seeds, lime, turf builder, etc Also mason work. Appolito's, 9f Main street, Springfield, Milibum 6- 1271. WHILE frost la still here; this Is the time to have your pruning talcen care of by Marcantonlo am D'Andrea, Landscape, Gardener General Contractor. Telephon Madison 6-0492-W or Whlppan 8-0023M3. LANDSCAPING—Our long experience guarantees satisfaction. Consult us ES 5-8446. . MILLBURN TREE CO. TREE PRUNING SHRUB PLANTING DEAD TREES REMOVED Millburn. 6-0575 Insurance Carrie: MURPHY'S TREE SERVICE Tree Surgeons Insurance Carried 352 Morris Ave. Springfield. N. J. Milibum 6-1643 f»—MASOU— COTSTILACTOBS ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS Concrete drives, curbs, walks & floors All kinds of mason and plaster work. JOSEPH LA MORGESE 576 Lyons Ave., Irvington ES 5-2271 JOSEPH RUDISI MASON-CONTRACTOR Stone—Brick—Sidewalks All Type Concrete Work Summit 6-1251-J SPECIALIZING—ALL KINDS CEMENT WORK Permanent driveways, grading, drainage, sewer, cess pool, dry well and stone work. No job too small, J. DeSIMONE 75 Bedford St., East Orange Orange 5-4157 PERMANENT driveways, concrete work, grading, drainage. J. R, Mol- itor, 63 South Pasfiaic Ave. Chat- ham 4-0841, STONE, Face, and Veneer, Thousands • of tons available, Immediate delivery—$15.00 ton In 10.ton lota, one top. covers approximately 50 square ft. with 4" veneer. A. A. InnocentI Pennsylvania Stone Quarries, Office and Yards; 215 East 9th avenue, Ro- selle, N. J. Roselle 4-0582. CINDER Blocks: Reduce your building costs. Linden 2-6896 for immediate delivery from large stock. Linden Concrete Blocfe Co., 5 Clinton St. Linden. 30—MIS CELLANEO US TOPSOIL, MANURE, PERMANENT ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS BUILT BULLDOZER SERVICE. H. Scott, 115 Morris Ave., Springfield. Mil. 6-0890 THE HANDY MAN Any Type ol Odd-Job Even Deliveries and Hauling, %- ton Truck. Also Cellars Cleaned and White- washed. Shore Trips; Made. JOHN A. WHIPP Unvl. 2-3141 • PHOTOSTATIC SERVICE Documents, Discharge papers, blua prints, etc. Quick Service. Photo Copying Machines For Sale Old Photographs and Snapshots Skillfully Copied, Enlarged or Reduced, as low as $1.50 for one 5"x7" Finished PAULAS, 15 Summit Ave., Rear, Chatham SAND, Gravel, Bricks, TopsoU, Cord- wood, Fill-In Dirt, Crushed Stone R & H TRUCKING, B30 Chestnut St. Union. Ray and Henry Buys, UELVI 2-6271. ' GENERAL HANDYMAN Mil 6-4030-J Mil 6-1261-M LAWNS mowed and trimmed. Willlan Reardon, 159 Tooker avenue, Spring- field, Mil,, fi-Q029-J.. SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED We repair all makes of sewing ma chines Singer Sewing Center, 63 Main St, Millburn. N. J. ML 6-4117. PAPERHANGER and PAINTER wanta wort. Workmanship guaranteed Reasonable, Fred Pleper, Springfield Millburn 6-0799-R. OXU BUHNER Installations, cleaned and serviced; electric wiring, appliances repaired. S. F. Romano, tel*- phone TTnvL • 2-6275. - WE FIX ANYTHING Economy Enterprises, 436 Irvington »*e. SO 2-9898. DOORS overhead garags sectional 8' x 7'—14' x 7'—10' x 7.' Immediate delivery, installation. Esses 3-7315 MAKE YOUR OWN Aluminum Venetian Blind* Sizes 17 to 36x54 Color, oft white Complete for assembling $5.50 each C. C. DOWNE CO. LTD. 105 Elm St., Westfield Call Westfleld 2-Glfll SERVICES OFFERED 30—MISCELLANEOUS DINING ROOM suite, tlreplaca EXPERIENCED bini laundress. Specializes in fancy silks, linens and other wearing apparel. Will call for and deliver. UN. 2-5311. LIGHT Tracking Express. Will take seashora trips. Call Un. 2-42T3. TYPEWRITERS — rented, repaired ; bought and sold. Onion Typewriter Co., 1331 Morris A venue. UnJon. Unvl 2-7096. II—MOYITG—STORAGE EXPRESSING—Trucking. all Jersey points. J. T. Murray, P.O. Box 106, Murray Sill, N. J. Summit B-0323-W. MOVDJO, STORAGE; reasonable; re- frigerators moved; piano hoist. Dally trips to N. Y. C. LIBERTY STOR- AGE CO. Ma. 2-4868; Nights. Essex 3-6789. LOCAL and long distance moving and storage. Local agents for Allied Vans, Inc. Robbins & Allison, Inc.. Cion- ford . Cran. " WEEKLY trips to the snore. Call Union Trucking Company. TOfvL 3-5787. ««—PAIItTTKG—DECORATING AMERICAN DECORATORS 5 rooms and bath, $75 up. Faint- ing, paper banging, plastering. In- side and outside, Blgelow 8-9133. PAINTING—PAPER HANGING Carpentry—Expert Mechanics CALL MIKESL STETTNER 23 Johnson Ave., Nawart BI. 3-8228 PAINTING, Decorating. Interior, Ex- terior. Free Estimates. All work guaranteed. A- E. James. SO. 2-0536. If no answer, call evenings. WANTED: HOUSES TO PAINT C. B. White, .Jr., Painter and Decora- tor. 21 Edgar street, Summit. Summit 6-I193-R. M. J. MTJBPHY PAINTING — PAPERHANGING We specialize in ' first class work. Honest and reliable mechanics. Standard price. No added 'extras. No charge for estimates. Guaranteed-satisfaction. 1922 -Raymond Commerce Bldg., Newark, "MA 2-1320, for appointment. CARELU BROTHERS PAINTERS and DECORATORS. Li • Willow St. or 15 Meeker St. Mill- burn, N. J. Estimates cheerfully Elven. Telephone Millburn 6-199* W or Willbum . 6-0159 R. SANTICH & KESSLER PAINTING - DECORATING Interior and exterior. Dutch Boy lead and Linseed oil. Call Orange 2-6583 or Blgelow 8-6880. Call GEORGE OSSMANN for EX. TERIOR and INTERIOR painting. Millburn 6-1232. - • -Travis Ss Hahl - EXTERIOR-INTERIOR PAINTING Free Estimates Furnished Modern Decorating Methods CHAMBERS & LUND 501 Plalnfield Ave., Berkeley Heights CALL SUMMIT 6-3296 PAINTTNG CONTRACTOR Quality work at popular prices. In- terior—Exterior • and Paper-Hanglng. Floor Scraping and Plastering. ROBERT FABRICATORE . 2182 Morris Ave., Union. Unvl 2-3686 PAINTING and ' PAPERHANGING Dutch Boy lead and pure linseed oil. Call Unvl 2-5440. . SPRAY PAINTING — Re.frizera.tori, cabinets, chairs; competently done In your own home. JOE DE STE- PANO, 330 Dodd St., Orange, N. J. CALL. ORANGE 5-S349. CaU Scbaub & Scnmldt for PAINT- ING, DECORATING and PAPER- BANGING. Unlonville 2-7198. FOR better painting and paper hanging please call Su. 6-6449-J or Essex 3-9481. Eltel ana Fader, PATNTma Exterior and Interior. Free estimates Pure linseed oil used on all outside painting. a is M Su 6-4061-11 MillDUrn 5-1751-J MEYER BEOS. Painting and Decorat- ing. Pure lead and linseed oil. 534 Tlllman St, Hillside, H. J. Unvl 2-6198-W. EDWARD J. HTRA PAINTING and PAPERHANGING: inside, outside; FLOOR SCRAP- ING; 1st class work. 54 So. Sixth street, Newark; MA 2-1106. PAINTER, -papero-anger for a good and reasonable job. Interior and ex- terlor, call Harry Van, Essex 2-6697. HARRY A. BfiA & SON «6 ELMWOOD-TEE., IRVINGTON Paperhanging. painting, plastering; Kraf-tex walls can be papered; estl- mates given. Call now. Essex 2-7454. u-A—FiAiro rnirnro PIANOS TUNED REGINALD BELCHER MADISON 6-2128 Church Organist and Tuner 35 Years JS—PEESOSAZ. SEET1CE ACCOUNTANT; Income tax returns, bookkeeping servicee. Clients de- aired. Lyman. So. Orange 2-22S5. -EADIO BEFAIHS RADIO and Appliance Repair. Short Hills Radio and Appliance Co., 4< Chatham Road, Short Hills. Short Ellis 7-2545. 01—EEFE1GEHAT0BS MODERN methods piano Instruction In your home. Call mornings or evenings, Unvl 2-5822. ALL SEARS ROEBUCK electric appliances. COLDSPOT, RADIOS •WASHING MACHINES, eta, serviced and repaired by experts. 10 years experience with Seam STUYVESANT RADIO & REFRIG- ERATION. Geo. W. Thomas, Prop. 807 Stuyvesant Ave.. Irvington, N. 3 REFRIGERATION SERVICE. All makes repaired, domestic or commercial A/M. Woodward. Linden 2-6325-W. REFRIGERATION: Repairs and Service. ALL MAKES KLOMAN BROS. REFRIGERATION CO. 221 stuyvesant Ave." Newark, w. J Essex 3-9504 or Essex 3-8973 17—BOOFING—REPAIRS ROOF REPAIRING-ALL KtNDB Guaranteed to stop all leaks. All Tin- work painted with roof preserver Broken slates replaced. New leaders and gutters. Leaky windows and door casings sealed with caulking compound, X O'DONOTSLL 70 Mill St. Bloomfield, N. 1 • Phone Bloomileia 2-7827 GUARANTEED work on custom, antique or tufted pieces. Repairs. Box springs, mattresses made to order So Years of experience. E. M. Thoroe Livingston 6-2068^ HAROLD V. MACKIE 82-84 Stuyvesant Ave. Newark Mattresses and Box Springs—Reno- vated and Made to Order—Furni- ture Re-upholstered or New Furnl ture. Will call lor and Deliver Essex 3-4855. , 40—Washing Machines Repairs IKVIBOTOH BEFBIGEHATIOS CO Essex 3-0155 Gnaranteed repairs, on all washers WANTED TO BUY ANTIQUES, furniture, china, glass lamps. Copper Kettle, MUlburn Ave- nue, near Theater. Sh. Hills 7-2542- W. We buy and Bell. We also buv estates. WE PAY highest caso price* fc* anything-. Antiques, ohlna, silver, bric- a-brac, paintings, rugs. Your attic contents our specialty. SUMMIT AUCTION ROOMS 47-4S Summit Av«, Summit 6-2118 Certified 0 Tears In Newark Hills 7-3105-J. and lust prices dore Generuttl. "
(WAY 15, 1947 1 II tOO LATE TO CLASSIFY Tfie Millburn & Short Bills ITEM 17 1 1H 3UHUBY hi U C^ 1H 3UHUBY aiTBsK that ownship UOianstttee cl ttm lp [if Mimjitm in. (he Cauiity HOME ENEMY t|} NUMBER I J TERMITES CAN BE STOPPED Ttrmhs: arc P>W a c tj v* throughout N&w Jersey, watch Tor "swarms" ol "Flying hcXs" that cafl&e nith. Spring, shed their wLagg, them liiâppesr. Urese'ais termites. We p against Deeay, Tat- altea and other wood-ei&rtrsyiLg -hiBectfl- Our methdds are tUl- roifint and tin rough. Consult us concern Ins all Termite problems Many Cocat Control Bureau Resells Park, K. J. iuuiB of sild award *.nd to l»k_ »UtH lurther icUan as may tft dftamed appropriate *nd propar and M right untf Ju|-tc» (hall r«Gpjlr«. Th» "cot UdVft elerred to Is n f ti f ;Z B^' entitled • Aa Ojrai- iSE. ° •Ji' 11 ?' 101 ^ ""> Count? of 22!S! "»*« HUM 3, 1M7 IM COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- SHIP GF MTLLETmvi HI THE CO~^ti- T OP V3SZK. M follows: nson 1, Tmt ifUl>fliTlfiioa 1 or loa S or Ar:Lcle I o£ aa ci'dLESUce -An OtdUOaacft tc HegulatB COflimcUDa, H«palr, Alteration aii»i Resinval of Hull Huge -wltfiln the Shu.ply -Level)" reuliang cam rou (eu al «orr ROWERS »I CEITIUL IVEIUE Township al MUlbcm In the County a! Essex, New Jersej," &C »nd hereby ia amended to read as follows: "Section 3. FBRMIT6. "Unlawful to Build without Fermil, of niter any building, "wall, structure, Platform BTBÎnE Of Bofflrtog, or any Dart xhwecT until tae application sni Elms inquired by Hctloo. 2 ft this Artlaifl shaJl hnvo been approved by the tnulltilng inspector Bad » written permit hss tieoa Issued bF WB- Tnt» »hnll apply wltfi equal Icrt* to botti rîîLkidptkl B>XI^ prtrfc"t& ^îininu^. rto stall te Ssaueil roi «ie conrtmaUcm of •BT buildific aot to B& or aiuoapUbln of being reacilLy cannetlM wltb a * am r tbrv Mwer iLnii rctLUlrinp a stptic tiiiri or ffirfiHiir IdcilLtv ror t"^& T'eccptlOfi ana dlaposal or &eW&R* Irom aald JUKl- Ing, unless tte &T>CllcaBt 'ar said psr- niit- aliali t.B.vc eEO-trei frnni tbo Boaxd Dl SGIL1T13 Qi tic TffwH5tip ifortMild, a permit suthcrUrlag- tiie asniaocUcc m- alteration, ol tbc conaeetlon oi sutn bwUdmg Trltti a septic taa^c or I^J" s ' r appro-sec. OT saW Board of Healtn. Ccm- petatt proof cf tie lB5U»no« ot truce. P«rm3t fcr tne Board cf Eealtli iMll Bft presented w the bulldlns inaP^tcc Trttn ttee »ppllcatlon lcr &B tulloinf SftCTJon s. That thly ordJOaoe* SEBJI Jta enect B-t "cat Time and tn tlie L&iraer preserioea "by law. PUBLIC aoTlCB u herrt/ Cvea thu the stcrvft Q:diriB3CB vu Intco- ucsd a.r.d paêd on TLcet Tea-fling at a it!r,iftt maeUng of the ToWBtblp Com- .-jlttee of the TD-Brnshtp of Mlllb-Jra In the Ccuntr at SSsex; Kew Je»«T. btli on Mocdas evening, Way 13, 19&. Bud that said Ordinance irill bo tafcen up fcr rurtter cDnslderetlon Kid tln B 1 PBBaa«a at a. si-WlH mMttna of sala Cammittee to he held !n tlie meeting room, Town Hail, on Knmday evening, May 26, 194-7, it B:3Q O'cloet or u eremftcj ?s aald raa.Uer ce.n may be Interastnl thisi-ein will h# glvoa an opportunity to "be heard ooncemine same. HENHT L. JTJNGE, VI ce-ct» airman Township Committee THEQDOHE L. WTOMATife rh Fees— TownsMji of Mlllburn. (Signed) HA3RT PQI.ANBKY. May 15, 22 Fees-W.52 Committee ofiha Township ol Mill- burn ror a Plemty ReWll Cc-n- 5'i.-n':?n JlCftHie for preinlscs ait- iiatetl nt 4&B SHUD-JTi. An ante, MU1- TJiirn, N J. 2-64f> Mflirlfl A-oftrme Onloti H, j Lillian M. Saue, Swwetary, 50C Bldge- WMtl A'enuft. Glsn Rldg* H J. CDJfcttlnr,f5, If any, ahcuJd be raaria lrairLB(]lp_t.ply lr_ writing to Theadoce L. Wlri ITI aycr Pcwnshlp d &rt of til E ^Signed"! WTLtlAM E HAUE, President May IS, 21 Peeg «.CB NOTICE OF INTENTION TAKE UOTICE tlw-t PAUL 5" ".' . ; . U^ S 1 , t ,'JT, MTLLBTJltrJ IIQX3 OH SHOP, has applied to the Terwnshtp Cocrjxilttee Q' thp TcwuB^tlp of îtii. burz- lor a. yipns-ry Be tail Distrlnu- tlcro LlGense Icr premises eltuated at 3fi Mnin. Slraei ?t'l >,i;rr. M. J. Otijt c t lîu, IF fvuj'i ^hni.i"[d h£ fUBdiG Iraiuediu-tcly, la •wrltT.Ti.g, tr Theodore L. Widmoyer, TawriBhip ciette of tlie Torwnslilp of LUlla^Jrn, MILLBUBN-LIQUOR SHOP. (Blgned) Paul a. Waese llaj 15, 22 Fees—S3.3S LEGAL NOTICE HOME REPAIR AND MODERNIZATION 1 LOANS CLINTON 515 ClINrONAVE.,NEWARK S.NJ. aZVTTT.K tradJcB as LACKAWANWA TAVERN lias appJied ra t&s TdTâ- ehlji CammttteB of toe Tou-tighlTi of for a Plenarv BetaLI Cari- p;;ca JJcease for prenilse* situ- nt 311 MiUtturn i'«nn», Mlll- , N, J, cdffliB, If uny, etoiiia Tae made Lsimftdme.., In wrUJcs, to Theodore L. WldmaSEr, Trnmshlp Clfltlc of the Township of MilTbum. .-Signed* NTOHOLAS GENTILE. MB? 15. 22 Pecs—S3 M VOTICE OP lNTE^•no^f TAKE MOT3CI thut DAVID FEEW T:/B DAVE'S MAHEBT tins applied to the Township Committee of the TaTT-ifclfl oi Mllioura Tor a PJetLary Ketail IX^tilbUtion Idcanse ior premises eLtuat&d at 347 MlUtiuc Avenge, Mlllhurn, N. J- Oh]eaioL. II any, slioiakf. be made imoiedla.te:y, In writing;. W ThfloflOM L. WldmayeT, TownEhlp Clerk at t*n« TCWTLSDJP of Militmrn. (Bljnefl.3 DAVID PESW. Ma? !5 S I T M 5 j 3 5 a NOTICE OF TAKE HDTICB Itat HAEET POLAK- SKT traeing u THE SAXNBOV- 1 COCKTAIL, BAlt, has applied to thB TownEhlp Committee al the Town- sEiLp af MlLfcura l«r a Plenan" Be- ta.U CDii&umpUtHi Ucenae far pantBSB situated at 252-356 ESBBX atreat, Mlllbum, "SBX Jer&ey, Obj^ctnns, if any. should ba nwde laHnedUteLy. In writing, to TJaeotiora L. Witimayer, Towasiilp Cl&rk of the NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT Estate 31 FREDZSUCK P. HAH.ROLD. deceases. Notice 1E her«br siveu -aa.t the ac- counts of tu& subscriber. Tnistee UBdar the last will and Teste-meni ot FREDERICK: F. HARBOLiD. deoenêd. T«11 Be audited and stated by the Em- roBite and reported lor Battlement to the Orphans' Court ol the Coimty ol £sse^ on Tuesflaj 1 . the nth day Da-ted: M17 7, 1947. ALICE P. HAKROLD ERNEST L. QTjACKKNBCSH:, Procter 7+1 Bt=ad Stroet Newark S. K. J, Mav 15, 22. M. Jane 5, i2. IS*47. mpnt may well obsolete the sprey j methods of weed control so wid*- "j Jy publicized last year. TJie e>:penenc& of research -work- ers indicates that the J>Dratine:ton praduces rasulcs beyond separate wteatmentK. Wh?r6 ahemioal weed sprajinga alone retard gT&ES tcra- porariiy. the effect o: simultaneous feeding is to encourage grass » spread oui and fill in spots left t"y ttying weals. Str&ngsly enough it was noticed that Wade growth was no; as fast I after tti-e dual treatment even i enough th« turf was pf oetter color and vifor. This ddiyijij action should be as welcome to the ana I who pushes r.he mower as will. ;IIB jaeivs that it is no Ic-cg-er n&casârj to fusa with a sprayer to get rid of ugly weedsL New Compound Kills Weeds Now you can strike out w&ed:. wbLle tieaiitifyirig' your grass in the fe^f minutes it takes to scatter a new dry corapacird over the Mim, This action is [ffoduced bya combination nf lawn fcod ead weed coTitrol 1 aiol ngically com p atj"b le, that walk together to destroy all braad-leavKl weeds vbile nourLsh- Ing: the grass to thicker growth and richer color. According to the producers of the material, credit for this boon to the lawn owner ahouUt go to those U. .S. Department of Agriculture and other scientists whose experi- ments •with growth substances aet the stage for It. The new develop- FOR SALE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE WANTED REAL ESTATE CLASSIFIED APPRAISALS MORTGAGES MANAGEMENT I R£AL- ESTATE FOR SALE' ftEALTDRS str. BODSTOH, 3. EL. 4= S- G. JOBd-EEOK-SCKMIDT CO. BfcNAMABA, WALTER A_ JtABITN, SPFJflCEK M, MOUMTAIK, WHlTBMORB . THOMAS F. O&Bly. ELWOOD M. RI^HJ.AMD CO. HINHAILT FLMEfi W. * CO- ANDERSOE. iL,PEED S, BDTI.KE, EDWARD A. S-4433 S--i'J-: S-1593 S-1500 6-O057 B-K04 6-1B16 6-3311 9-0056 S-3133 fl-BOW REAL ESTATE>OR SALE j—BITMMIT A EirVnALGW Of distinction in^ & i ijRdraaltii, 'I Bains, living ruom, II- brwjr, win room, Oinine rouin, break- fast nook, tltctea. t-csj attucljod K«rage. n-nii servaat* 1 quarters. Brlufc. SoDmruotloh wiUi slate roof. Prlue Kfl.OOn.Ki. WU1 consider taUns Hnaller home aJ part payment. EDWABD A HUTIJEH, REALTOR 7 BeQcliwood Rnad iiumttiiT fl-SG40 fcummit 3 bedrooiuB, 2 baths. l3t noor iaratory Corner !L>1 85 i Mft &Ulfi' ?fi we? tnpT5 tripped tlil'OUgis* Dirt; Bcseencd porcb; excellent li" TtACTI ft^m* Oolonlal. center JElJ Umig room, dinins fCOm, Jdtnhna, vptto p&rch. 2nd IlQOr. 3 bedrooms 2 tiathB. 3rd floor tins liwlrDOin hath, Attticliud 1-CK gar- Rê 100 ft. frontage. Qliered n.t 117,000, J0B5, BUCK. SCHMIDT CO. HRlto 51 Union Place Bummli. fi-1031 BRAYTOH School. IL'B ferene,' It's underprlced. FpilT wu* aafl, b&tb on 1st. Thrtin I'OOIBS and bath on 2nd. Center-hall Cape Cod Colonial. Modern acil attractive at tfRANKIJN Scliool. "A Honey." TUls niodern eent6i-r48.Il Ooionlal ninat be S6«a. to te appreciated. $20,000. LINCOLN 1 School. An investment. A DflCtnr'fl li^îi'iti on nlTicn d661T6u Rainirttt Ave. IH.OOO. I.TNTCO1.N School. T"oi)r befiroom home. li'» .DlOflflra, caniffsrtable arid a ^" WALTER* A MnNAMARA. Realtor 37 j&piA at Summit 6-3B80 Erto. 3u S-14yl-B. TTUE OLD COtONTAL HOME la the eEtaU fitWliOB. Ot Murrny Hill, rutautly reitored and modernized; on a 150 It, plot fliffh ffroynd witn gcrge- ous view, Wide center liB.ll, graCelUJ Period ntnlra and detail. Isrse HvInB room, ppen and encloacrt porches: 2nd fl : i largR bisdruoias. 2 batbsi Srd fl.: 3 rooms and bath; attached 2 car gftr- •ge, B?W furnnce automatic "Pit, slate tool. Immediate OCCUIJUUCT. Con- renient; to tfansponation. PBIC.E HE- EUCRn for nctlnn, $23,300. JOHN H. KOHLKB, HeBltor VI 2+ech.wood Hd. QUAITTT N1TW ENGLAND Hnlt-bos type Colonial. faltnlUlly re- piTjduced. 1st Uoor erLtrance hall, large living- xoois, dmiiirj rooTn. tiLcucn, OUBE iwrnh. 2THJ, 3 large bertrooms. tiled bath with shower, automatic heat, loo ft. lot. den Oaks section. 1 to schools pod transport*.' JoaN H. KOaLfiE. Efialtc 40 Bceonvood Bond S-S5S0 Su. B-4616 BEVRRAL lntcreatlTig cropertleH. OQFid ( tfon*a tor IrnmedlaW ocru- OSincy all with automatic neat, aiinnm by appointment through t h l ' olliea. OWTJITS aaklnr: SlC.tWO to teciOOft Dlznlflad horn on iar»* lrt». 6—CHATHAM. TWO lots, S0KI2!>. B.t 15 Clari fit., (ThcthaTn Mnror, rfiFusoii n.hlft M. Gnrop, 5B-- alde HilLa. S. Y _ ESTATES. laims and EH&11 •crease: 7 acro -ra.ct, ^-arr« piaa. lDOs.200. with r!gnt£ in late, cotn- iiLullu)i D. L 6 W. Write lOr «p- pOlQlineu^. Mm. Edilfc AaCUony. Bui 135, Fur Hills. K. J. &-A—FLORIIAM PARK (•SAFTITDL wuodEd lot. 50x3M. In?" Dtowmte itle&ily Itmnied in Plor- ham Pjirk. HcstrlutiKl. ruubOliEtlile. Write Bux IC a/a Summit Hal'&td. 10-C—LAKE MOHAWK Our resale listinge Include over I0D lino lots; we own over 100 laKe Iron; and mountain properties; among titese you c&.o lltti the oesi at L.aKs Moha'frK. w prices eurptlsuigly low. OUT coiwtruc- iltm aumpany Will build your hou&e now, at IJIIOBB raunluii ffOlu 13,000 to 47,000. FW l&e better values siup &t the ECLOSS CO- 11— MADISON COZY ISOEUE; 6 ^b.lok?n hoee, PJ ; |13S; Immediate pnssosslon; (13,303. A. J. HMIMAN & SON, REBltors - Green A-»e. Madlaon B-Q44B 12—MAFLEWOOD HAKMlNa ol
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