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THE TROY TIMES, TROY, N. Y., SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1922.
WANT8 MALE—HELP WANTED. thing, fure and shoes. Good Write A Cbaean, I l l River
>e 1646-J. OKR and demonstrator at 'a, II Tyler St. Call from m, or 1 to I p. m
; WANTED -Man to work on farm; no dairy. H. M.iler, North Lake Ave.,
I Trey.
Highest pncee patd tor good >ks or entire IibrarSe*. E son. 410 River St.. Troy.
WANTED—Experienced bicycle repairman. Brunells's, 78 Fourth
St., Tro>, N. V.
BDSHELMAN - - First-class; steady work; good saiary. Tom Wll ion,
S41> RI\<r St.. Troy, N. Y,
» hear from owner having r eale; f i ve particulars and rice. John J, Black, New eet, Chippewa Falls. Wis-
—To bur •ecv.nd hand turni-ovee carpets, rugs, house la aed store fixtures, high i paid. Kennedy, bi icing to Troy » « • .
L BUY. ait or any part of took, furniture, household Isnos. vlotrolaa, store fix-> Schmidt * Koerner 813
Phone Troy Ibis.
US—HELP WANTED. >-— Inserters, at once. Apply artweil 4 Co.. Troy. N. Y.
3RS on all parts of ladies' E J. Conlin Co., 5 Front
MUX !»• clean windows Window
16.'7 Fifth. Call Troy 2117.
Awily Troy & House Cleaning Co..
I WANTED— Upholsterer; must have nrst-eiuss recommendation. Van
Hrusen i'h;ir]»* Co.. Albany, N. Y.
! WANTED—A good, steady man, to act as fireman in Sanatorium Ga
briels. iJabrjels, N. Y, References required.
VACATION r>°sii!on for college student or tescner; splendid experl-
j ene'e; s...;it> 1ZT3.00 for "8 days. Ad-I dr.-*a Uth. I l l , Tunes.
HELP WANTED. STEADY man to work on garbage
wagon. Apply K. II. Slpperly, 611 Fourlernlh St.. Watervllet.
TEACHERS W A N T E D — A l l kinds— for schools.- Contract waiting.
Beet salaries.- National Teachers Agency. Syracuse, N. Y.
TO-LET.
AGENTS wanted to advertise our goods und distribute free samples
to consumer. !»0c per hour. Write for full parilculars, American Products Co., 6202 American Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ENTED shirt fold<-rs. Apply is St. Branch, Earl & Wil-
•— Experienced button #ew-faited Sh.rt & <.'o:lar Co.,
iln cook for Home for Aged r.uy Road. References ru-
ENOED gutter seam and end top. C. W, Ferguson
2NCEO inserters, also ma-tperators to learn, C. W.
Coilar Co.
fcSNT woman- desires position in private family; best ref-
Bojt 105, Times.
girl to assist with care of i: references. Call morn-
Pinewoods Av*.
to cook and help with gen-usework. Inquire Mrs, A. B. Hoosick Falls . N. Y.
WANTED—Flrst-claa* meat cutter; I sonic grocery experience: Uniim- I
Ited' I'KSH bii.tiea. Harry E. Swan, | 1 ::c, Hudson Palls , N. Y. MEN I EARN BARBER1NG—A trade
not affected by strikes. Big money the year round. Jobs waiting. Write Moler Barber College. 157 Third Ave.. New York City.
WANTED-^-Salc»man, auto accessories, to call ou dealers ami garage
trade for manufacturer in automotive textiles on commission basis. V.'i.tc- qua4ihcaiions in first letter Box 115, Tiii>es.
MEN—A national organisation has 8 openings on their sales force for
! neat appearing. ambTTious workers. ! With or without experience, we aa-1 sure you of good income and steady i work if you qualify. Apply or write
Mr. Ambrose, Suite 2014 Clinton Ave., 1 Albany.
ACCOUNTANT. An experienced office man, not ivpr thicty; write for interv
giving phone number, etc. BOX 97, TROY TIMES.
r and banders to work in or at hpme on gents' col-
J. Conlin Co.. 5 Front.
>—-A cook at the Mary Mc-Hospltal, Cambridge. New possible apply in person.
Vaftresses and hand iron-U June 15th. Special terms
short period. Phone Troy
R or "college student, v a c s -riod, pleasant work: salary r 60 days. Addreas Box 110.
•—Experienced negligee shirt also learners, who will be
le learning. United Shirt &
8 ON SHIRT COLLARS EPARATE COLLARS. ROG-LOS. & CO., BROADWAY TH AVE.
OFFICE BOY WANTED—A BRIGHT, INDUSTRIOUS BOY FOR OFFICE WORK IN OFFICE OF LARGE CORPORATION WHERE THERE IS A CHANCE FOR RAPID ADVANCEMENT. GIVE ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBER IN REPL*. BOX 120, TIMES.
WANTED—MEN OF NEAT APPEARANCE POSSESSING ABILITY TO
FOLLOW UP BIG ADVERTISING AND CIRCULARIZING CAMPAIGN; LEADS FURNISHED; HIGH-GRADE PROPOSITION: ENDORSED BY BANKS, CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
. ALL CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS; REAL MONEY TO REAL MEN. APPLY MR." WESTFALL. 309 PROCTOR BLDG.
MAKE $25 2io $75 weekly extra during s p u e time sell ing greatest
sensation of year. Every candy, cigar, delicatessen, drug Hiid general store a prospect. Sell from photo-
f;raph. Union Snc -laity Mfg. Co., )epi. A, Albion,"Mich.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. May, June. Vacancies, $120 monthly.
Age, 18 upward. Experience unnecessary. For free list positions now open, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service examiner), 1223 Equitable Bldg.. Washington, D. C.
LADIES wanted, and men. ton, to address envelopes and mail adver
tising matter at. home for large ma.l order firms, spare or whole time, fan make $10 to $35 weekly. No capital or experience required. Book explaining everything mulled for 10c to cover postage, etc. Ward Pub. Co., Til ton, N. H.
LADIES wanted, and men. too. to address envelopes and mail advertis
ing matter at home for large mail order firms, spare or whole time. Can make |10 to $35 weekly. No capital or experience required. Book explaining everything mailed for 10c to cover postage, etc. Ward Pub. Co., Tilton, N. H.
AMATEURS EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT
BLJOU THEATRE, TROY.
EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT HUDSON THEATRE,
WATERVLIET.
STOKE ON CONGRESS ST., SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSI-
NESS; ALTER TO SUIT TENANT. -JMOX 117, TIMES.
FOR RENT H
From June 1, REAR 26 THIRD ST.
Now occupied by Caldjvcll & Morse for Work STiop. Sultutile for light manufacturing.
inquire B. MARKS.
Broadway and Fourth St., Troy.
Plats-Apartments To-Let. NINTH ST.. 130—7 rooms; improve-
merits. TO LET—June 1st, second floor, 170
Fifth Ave., North; modern Improvements.
FOR SALE. FOR SALE. UMBRELLAS at Meltter's for 91c and OAK extension table, 42-inch top;
up. 138 Fourth St.
BARGAIN. refrigerators. Trojan Hardware Co.. 96 Congrasa St.
p ,HYJf' •?«• celled Inside, ventilator, $8.00. Inquire 9 Sheldon Ave.
TIES—Beat selection: 11.00 ties, 3 for I1.00- Master 's . 186 Fourth St.
CAPS—Many colore and all sixes. 79c and up. Meister's, 136 Fourth St.
COUNTER. 2 round table*, showcase, 8-gallon coffee urn. 318 Flret
Bt* POOL TABLE in good condition, Ap~-
ply bf Wil l iam Crandali. 51 Hoo-eiok St. •
UPPER FLAT, 825 Fifth Ave., North End; modern Improvements. 'Phone
North 888-W.
125 FOURTH ST.. third floor—3 rooms, 2 bedrooms, toilet, bath, gas . Ap-
ply 206 Boardman Bldg.
7 ROOMS'and bath; all improvement!; gas and coal range in kitchen; hot
air heat. Milo Smith.
125 FOURTH 8T. — Third floor, 8 rooms, 2 bedrooms, toilet, bath, gas.
Apply 206 Boardman Bldg.
SIXTH AVE.. 3252—Modern flat; gas; improvements; 6 rooms. Inquire
after six in the evening.
125 FOURTH ST. — Thirl1 floor, i) riioms.cZ bedrooms, toilet, bath, gas,
Apply 206 Boardman Bldg.
SEVENTH AVE,, 1710, at State St.— Six rooms and hath; possession
June 1st. Dennis T. Shehan, Atty., Natl. State Bank Bldg. 'Phone Troy 507.
STORES & OFFICES TO LET.
FARMS. AVERILL PARK—9 acres, for build
ing lots, four houses, garage, etc.; 17,000. Slade, Gay Bldg.
BEMIS HEIGHTS—195 acres; part of famous Saratoga Battlefield;
good farm and buildings; $8,000. Blade.
I—At once, woman for gen-ousework. Write, s tat ing Ira. F. D. Cariin, Raquette
r. 3PERATORS. NECKBAND-OrNERS, SLEEVE POINT-KIEN BROS. & CO., BROAD-P F l f T R AVE.
TCHERS on collars; egperi-»r learner*. Apply at Em-
Dept.. Entrance No. 2. Mbody k. Co.. Inc.
•—Experienced lady demon-1 to sell a household neces-afied with nominal w a g e at 'rite Box 1>2, Troy Times.
rAKTED FOR GENERAL 1WORK AND COOKING; * NEAT AND WILLING; IT. Box MO, TROT TIMES.
|—Women desiring positions ancy work at home during m athould write at once tor iculars to Underwood Art . Portsmouth, Ohio.
OIKS wanted—We offer an nal opportunity to ladies •manahip experience in the scorning permanently a n o -a business that will afford r power of at least $100 per be parties who can, qualify, iatance is rendered In order may be successful. Call at il, Burdett Bldg.. Troy, N. Y.
EXPERIENCED
BANDERS, B INSERTERS, RS. V* LABELS. R BANDERS, »R TO WORK IN FACTORY
ALSO WITH MACHINE E X -
ENCE TO LEARN.
TISTIC SHIRT CO. ON AND FOURTH STS..
TROY.
STENOGRAPHER
Wanted—A high grade man, 20 to 26; \yill have fine opportunity to develop in this to a good position; write for particulars.
BOX 91, TROY TIMES.
OFFICE BOY. An excellent opportunity for a Dngfct, hard working boy, with a large successful company of long standing; give age, phone number, etc.
BOX 98, TROY TIMES.
BERLIN—153 acres, near Dyking Pond; l o t oXjjfoiid afliLaaw t imbir
on it: $2,500. Slade.
CORINTH, Saratoga Co.—170 acres, modern farmhouse, cost $16,000.
Price for all $5,500. Slade.
OFFICES, in Young Building. 18 and 20 State St.
OFFICE rooms, best location, Broadway and Sixteenth St„ Watervllet;
moderate rental. 'Phone 270-W.
CROPSEYVILLE — 95 acres, with buildings; $1,200; two mifea off
State Road. Slade, Gay Bldg.
CROPSEYVILLE—115 acres, together with buildings, stock, tools, etc.,
$2,500; terms. Slade, Gay Bldg.
CROPSEYVILLE—51 acres; seven-room house; . good cellar; price
$1,000; $300 down. Slade, Gay Bldg.
GRAFTON — »3 acres on Shaver'• Pond, one mile from vi l lage; nice
honse; bargain; $2,000. Blade?
HADLEY. Saratoga Co. — 235 acres; lots of wood; eight-room house,
furtiithed; .$2,500. Slade, Gay Bldg..
8ALESMAN—We have openings for several live wire salesmen In the
sale of Wayside Telephone and Auto Service In connection with the Troy Automobile Club, We are offering exceptionally attractive —•ommlsalons and an opportunity for advancement to permanent poeitlon* with the company to those who prove up. Inquire) Foreman of the ways ide Telephone and Auto Service Company, 412 Rice Bldg., Troy. N. Y.
PORT HENRY, Essex Co.—675 acres; two houses, barns, ^pine timber,
cattle, stock, Implements, $16,000. Slade.
SALESMEN WANTED
A rare opportunity is afforded to a salesman wi th experience and ability in se l l ing high-grade securities. No promotions. This is a permanent position and will afford an earning power of at least $160 per week to the right party who is will ing to hustle. Communicate with C. L. HOWARD & COMPANY. INC. Bldg., Troy. N. T.
57 Burdett
JATION WANTED.
erl&iO.
TION - ORDER .department 18; long, varied experience.
Troy Tlmea
"MAN WANTS WORK OF CIND. ADDRESS EDWARD CLL 201 HILL ST.. TROY.
WANTED.
A FIRST-CLASS WASIIMAN
AT ONCE
I TO TAKE CHARGE OF WASHROOM WITH 5 WASHERS AND I EXTRACTORS!* WILL HAVE A HELPER. BEST OF REFERENCES REQUIRED. APPLY
'MOHAWK LAUNDRY CO. 84 GUYTARK AVE.,
AMSTERDAM, N Y.
PITTSTOWN — 46 acres; ten-room houae; bees in family alxty years;
88,700. Slade, Gay Bldg.
RAYMERTOWN—10 acres; five-room house; email barn: 81,000. Slade.
Gay Bldg. Reasonable terms.
TROY-ALBANY—20-acre truck farm, high class, producing $7,000 yearly;
price" $10,000; terms. Slade.
72-ACRE poultry and fruit farm at Haynersvilile, Troy, N. Y., near »*tate
road and bu« line; stock and tools, 500 laying hens, 400 3 weeks' old , chicks; price $5,600, or $4,000 cash, balance on mortgage. 'Phone Gushing Bros., Troy, N. Y.
83 ACRES, fine location. Albany County; % mile atone road; mid
way Albany-Schenectady; best, section: IVi miles to D. & H. R. R., also West Shore. 2 large vi l lages; soil very fertile, lies fine, not sand; good hay, dairy, etc.; big woodlot; good build'.na-s: price $5,500.
110 acres on stone road; adjo.ns above; best rich loam, near level (both soil A - l ) ; 20 acres plowed; good lot winter grain; young orchard; big fine house, barns, painted, double tracked; heater; an extra good farm; real bargain with or without stock and tools; school few rod*; farm alone 17.000. Vail Farm Agency. 1 7 0 ^ Lafayette St., Schenectady, N. Y.
FOR LEASE In the new business section
22 AND 24 FOURTH ST., TROY, N. Y.
HAVING LARGE TRAFFIC
—TWO UNUSUAL STORES — S i z e 16x130 f ee t*
—Also— -rr-Three accessible modern ^SECOND FLOOR STORES —AT AN EXCEPTIONAL —LOW RENTAL OF —175-.00 PER MONTH*
"Everyone an opportunity"• — M o d e r a t e in rent — S u i t a b l e for any business — I m m e d i a t e possession
W. E. WEIR, REALTOR,
15 SECOND ST. WILL TELL YOU THE REST.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO-LET. 26 SECOND AVE., North—Comfortable
furnished room. FOURTH ST.. 87—Single and double
rooms: all convenience*. F E D E R A L ST., 465—Two connecting
rooms for l ight housekeeping. NICE clean furnished rooms, suitable
for 2 or 8 men. AH Improvements Tel. Troy 1004-W. BAST SIDE. 4 Parmenter Ave., up
stairs—Two furnished rooms; bath, gas, electricity, porch; sulta/ble for gent lemen: near car line. OAKWOOD AVE., 38—NICELY FUR
NISHED ROOM FOR YOUNG LADY; PRIVATE HOME; HOME PRIVILEGES TO RIGHT PARTY.
FURNISHED FLATS TO-LET. TO LET—Furnished flat, 5 rooms, on
Fourth Ave., near 104th St. Box 108, Troy Times. FURNISHER fiat in Beman Park
district. Address Box 90, Times Office.
Unfurnished Flat To Let. SIXTH AVE., near Ingalls—Fine mod
ern lower flat; electricity; rent reasonable. Troy 1953-J: • • • . . .
SUMMER CAMPS.
NEW team harness with breeching, $65. Chambers' Hardware Store,
2328 Fifth Ave.
UNION SUITS—68c and up. They wear fine and last long. Meis
ter's, 136 Fourth St.
BICYCLE—Crusader. Ranger model; perfect condition; used little.
•Phone Troy 2926-M,
UNDERWOOD Typewriter, No. 8, latest model. Price right. Nearly
new. p . O. Box 486f Troy.
SLIGHTLY USED dining-room let , and two rugs, else 6 ^ x 8 and 9x11,
43 High St., Green Island.
SEWING MACHINE bargains , new and second-hand, repairing, needles
for all makes. Weir. 40 Stats St.
FOR SALE — Millinery supplies, frames, braid, flowers and fanoles;.
prices low; a t Millinery Store, 43 Third St. .
WURLITZER electrio player-piano w i t h . k e y board; just the thing fpr
summer resort. Eagle Hotel, ISO Congress St.
SINGER sewing machine, drop head, almost new; bargain to quick buyer.
2898 Fif th Ave., near. Hutton St., in shoe store.
TWO "Stewart Oak" parlor stoves, one^ Jar^,"o^e"~sTnaiTr and7~ other
household furniture. John J. Zeiaer, 712 Fulton 8t.
AMATEURS Photographic developing and printing, doing good busi
ness; se l l ing on account of ill health. Box 174, Times.
F R E E Instruction with purchases of silk or wool for all new sweaters
and scarfs. Priscllla Shop, Ryta F. Curley, Broadway, at Second.
BLINDS—House blinds, 25c; inside (aah) blinds, 50c pair; g a s fiv-(ash) blinds. 60c pair; g a s fltx-
cost $27.50, 17.50. Fales. 26 Elm Grove Ave.
GERANIUMS, -asters, marigolds, s ln -nlas, verbenas, petunias. Sarah
Pickering, Brunswick Road, Troy, near St. Mary's Cemetery. Troy 1292-J.
PAINT SALE—SEVERAL HUNDRED Q ALLONS^HOUSB-PAINT - S A C R i ^
FICING AT |1.75 PER GAL.; ALSO VARNISHES. MULCAHY'S FURNITURE STORE. 321 RIVER ST.
ONE double cherry folding bed and hair mattress, large rocking chair,
oak wash stand, square mahogany centre table, walnut extension table, cherry bookcase. CalM853-J.
ONE running carpet for two rooms, one dining-room rug, one dining-
room set, two bedroom sets, one parlor stove, one hallrack. No. 97 George St., Green Island, N. Y., upstairs.
A BOUNTIFUL supply of ripe tomatoes can be obtained from our
twice transplanted plant*; sar iy kinds now ready; also geraniums, vincas, petunias, asters, etc. Hewitt 's , new address Fourth Ave. and 121st St.
SOFA, red plush, frame hand carved, ten dollars; screens, square bay
window set and smaller slse, black walnut frames, best of wire, twenty -five cents each: bedroom china. Call mornings. 14 Blakeley Court.
HIGH-GRADE nursery stock—2,000 grapevines, 2,000 fruit trees, 1,000
currant bushes, all kinds of shade and ornamental trees, shrubs, roses, etc. Chas. Bell, Nurseryman, Van-denburgh Ave., Troy. 'Phone 3126-J.
25 FT. motorboat for sale. Apply of William Crandali, 51
Hoosick Sfe. Can be bought cheap. 33,000.00 WORTH OF STORE F I X
TURES, INCLUDING 2 LARGE STORE REFRIGERATORS, 2 CASH REGISTERS, LIKE NEW; 3 SAFES, 10 SHOWCASES. COUNTERS, BTC. MUST BE SOLD. INQUIRE JAMES H. MULCAHY, 321 RIVER ST.. TROT.
3—By specialty salesman, Ob; thirteen years with one irence and bond if necessary. T lmea
BUR. WHO CAN DO OWN R WORK. WANTS STEADY
JOBS DRIVING; EXPERI-AND REFERENCES FUR-
BOX 82, TIMEirOFFICE,
Female. .wants work by day. me*.
BUILDER8^ ATO_SUPPLIES. ! HOLLOW BUILDING TILE BLOCKS.
All sixes. Warm In winter, cool In ; summer, dry all seasons. Troy Flre-l proofing Co., Troy. N. T.
'• JUST received, carload of new sash, size 34^x3«%. s ix l ights 10"xl6",
i at second-hand price. Great Eastern Storage &. Wrecking Corp.. 124 Ferry St., Troy. 'Phone 31*57, Troy.
COTTAGE to let. upper and lower piazza, facintr -lake. Apply Mary
Wrhitley, Grafton. N. Y.
CARBON PAPER High Grade
BOX 100 SHEETS $1.65.
CORONA SALES CO., INC., TIMES BLDG.. TROY.
PHONE TROY 2903.
almost new; price $10.00. Zelser, 712 Fulton Bt. ,
John
BETTER than ever. Acorn and Triplex gas ranges at very attrac
tive prices. Edward Chesman, 138-140 Congress St.
AUT0M0BILE8 FOR SALE. DODGE touring car; good condition.
873 Fifth Ave.. North.
FOR SALE—1921 Nash touring; e x . eelient condition. Call Troy 2274-J,
mornings.
HARLBY-DAVISON motor cyols; perfect condition. Can be seen at
8015 Sixth Ave.
HAYNBS roadster, model 1918; good running condition; good tires; price
1300. Apply Box 103, Troy Times.
FULLY EQUIPPED tow car: wil l sell reasonable if taken this week; also
7-passenger Hudson. Call North 451-W.
FRANKLIN sedan, 1020, color gray and black, completely overhauled,
same guarantee as new car. Can be seen Lowe'* Garage. Irving A. Rowe.
Reconditioned Cars 1920 Paige Touring, 7-Pass, 1918 Hufson Touring, 7-Pai 1021 Bcripps-Booth Roadster. 1921 Scrlppe-Booth Touring. 1918 Pierce-Arrow Limousine. 1920 Chandler Touring, 7-Pass.
E. J. QUINN MOTORS, 3829 SIXTH AVE., TROY, N. Y,
Open Evenings.
USED CAR
VALUES
AT THE OLDSMOBILE -COMPANY
Oldemoblle six-cyllpder, tires good and car in very nice shape. *
Oakland 1921 five-passenger touring car, overhauled and in first-class condition,
Nash 1921 six-cylinder, A - l oondU tion and looks l ike new.
Oldamobile, Model 43,* five-passenger touring car. This car has had exceptionally good care and a bargain to quick buyer.
Studebaker 1917 six-cylinder, t ires all new, runs, good. Anxious to soil.
Reo Roadster in very nice condition. Will sel l at any reasonable offer.
Oldsmobile, Economy Truck, brand n e w tires, overhauled, just n e w l y painted.
OLDSMOBILE SALES & SERVICE CO.
178 RIVER STREET Troy, N. T. 'Phone Troy 3977
AUTOMOBILES. SUPPLIES. REPAIRING.
BATTERY SBRVICB.
AUTOMOTIVEg electrical repairs and svpptlea. f o s e h . aad Oray * Davtg
servioe. L. m, Hughes , S Fulton St.
USED and wrecked oars wanted, any kind or condition. We have parts
(or all kinds of autos. Katsman A Katsln, cor. Madison Ave. and Church St.. Albany. Main 47-J.
AUTOMOBILIST—I am still wai t ing for some electrical problem to stick
me. "No results absolutely no charge.'' Phil Ryan, Automobile Electrician, Earl St., at Jacob. On or before June first will movs to larger quarters.
AUTO WANTED. WANTED—Used ears at Troy Used
Car Sales Corp., Troy, N. T. 'Phons Troy 8052.
L08T—FOUND. LOST—Gray fox fur on Ford Ave.
Kindly return to 55 Ford Ave. Reward.
LOST—In Waterford, squirrel neckpiece. Tel. Waterford 187-W, after
8 o'clock. Reward'.
LOST—Fraternity pin, set with pearls and garnets, v ic in i ty of First and
Second Sts. Liberal reward. Kindly return to Times Office.
PAIR of tortoise shell g lasses in H. H. Plumb case, on North Troy Jit
ney or near Hoosick St . Reward if returned to Troy Times.
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED WANTED—One or two rooms and
bath, with hoard, by elderly couple, i for the summer. Sycaway district preferred. WMil pay well If sat is-factory. Phone North 384-J.
MAX GRIMM—Portland and Rosen-dais Cement, Lime, Plss ter and
Hair. Sewer Pipe, prepared mortar, wall coping and chimney tops; also lire-clay flue lining. Office 157 River St. Phone 6 l t .
ROOFING.
TWO n«w *cotta*res. furnished, screened piazza, electric l ight, lake
front. A. E. Powers. Snyder's Lake.
FOR SALE or to rent—7-room camp, and garage; well furnished; electric
l ight; west side Snyder's Lake. Call from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. Troy 3656-W.
! FURNISHED 3-room cottage at Crooked Lake; first east of hotel; 1 for June, July and August. Mrs
i David B. Clark, 966 Anderson Ave., New York. X. Y.
AT AVERILL PARK,
FOR SEASON,
7-ROOM CAMP—FURNISHED.
BEST LOCATION..
BOX 107. TROY TIMES.
MEISTER'S Gent's Furnishings
i Pants, best wear, never tear. 10c a ! button, $1.00 a rip, $1.98 and up.
Overalls, work shirts, socks, gloves, umbrellas, etc.
MEISTER'S 136 FOURTH ST.
THOS. BOSHEA & HON—Tin. slate and gravel roofing, jobbing and re
pairing; reasonable prices. , 'Phone 3028-W. Troy.
Box
*J as fancy ironer in c i ty or town. Box 109. Times.
* as fancy ironer in c i ty or town. Box 109, Troy Times.
> —General housework by a g e d woman; good plain >x 340. Times.
painted; rfutter furnished Apartments Wanted.' ROOFS «*••'•£,,_, f , , A , * _ — , I pipes, metal cei l ings, furnace wont.
John PERMANFNT or for summer, small,
fully equipped apartment (no gas-plate affair). Give location, number rooms, how equipped, monthly rent. References exchanged. Box 72, Times, i
Est imates Broadwa
s given. Joh y Waterrl let .
Myers 232-W.
1713
LATg WANTED. _ _ B— Modern fiat, in North End
section. 118. Times.
it lit, a modern flat, cen-f located; give full par-k Box 345, Timet Office,
$ \ .
REAL ESTATE WANTED. TO BUY, on Fourth St., between Con
gress and Monroe Sts., two-famliy hojsc . Box 99, Troy Times.
Clock and Watch Repairing. BRING your broken clocks and
watches to Berner's clock and watch hospital; we make them like new; work called for and delivered; work guaranteed; prices reasonable, Ber-ner, 22 Third St. Telephone 978-W.
SUMMER RESORTS. CITY boarders wanted at Rolein Hill
Farm; good location; one mile from town; rate* reasonable. Mrs. B. O. Wright. Ticonderoga. N. Y. LAKE GEORGE—Furnished cottages,
for week-end and Decoration Day, 14.00 and $5.00 pt-r day; a few short
I periods of dimmer at. $30.00 week. For June honeymoons $ir. and $20
; we<;k. ""Alex;" seaaon, $300; ".Sky-j lark," $800; "Mayflower," $1.20fi; I *'Nigrht-!n-gaIe." July 1st to 29th, \ $175, "Whip-poor-will," $200. Rook-
let. Lester V. Hlreever, Baliston ! Spa, N. Y.
FURNITURES-FURNITURE T W I N BABY C A R R I A G E -
BABY BASSrNETTE
LIBRARY TABLES — DAVENPORTS
ICE BOXES—BUFFETS
PORCH CHAIRS—CAMPING COTS
FLOOR COVERING—OIL STOVES
PARLOR STOVES—KITCHEN RANGE
8TEWART RANGE—FOR BOARDING HOUSE
MIRRORS—ALL STYLES AND SIZES
DRESSERS—MANTLE MIRROR
DROP-HEAD SEWING MACHINE
BABY HIGH CHAIR
ENRTGHT, 2342-2344 FIFTH AVE.,
TROY, N. Y.
LOST — Tuesday afternoon, gold watch; name and date inside case;
frift of mother, wince dead. Reward f returned to Catherine B. Fltxpat-
rlck, 414 Fourth 'St., or 'phone Troy 136-R.
DARK BLUE
AUTO ROBE
THURSDAY NIGHT, ON BROADWAY. FINDER PLEASE RETURN TO TIMES OFFICE. REWARD.
Fainting and Paperhanging. WALL PAPER, large varisty, from
10 cents up. Paper hanging done at lowest prices. All work guaranteed. A K. Nelson, 116 Congress S t 'Phone 1894-W. r
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW . NORTH END LOCATION. ONE-FAMILY—2-STORY. GARAGE FOR 1 CARS. HARDWOOD FLOORS, HOT WATER HEAT, ELECTRICITY STRICTLY MODERN. ELEGANT FIRE-PLACE. LARGE CORNER LOT OWNER LEAVING TOWN. MUST BE SOLD. WANT OFFER. *
GILBERT GEER, JR., & CO., INC., ~? REALTORS,
5 SECOND BT.
BEMAN PARK—Two-family frame; 7 and 8 rooms; bath and heater; lot
80x100. Box 78. Times.
ONE-FAMILY HOUSE, nine-room; all light and airy; all modern Im
provements. 718 Federal St.
KUNKKR8 VAVE„ near Lathams—S rooms and barn; cellar; fine pump
near house. 'Phone Watervllet B79-J.
DB FREEST AVE., 88—Modern 7-room house; gas, electricity and
bs th , garden with fruit trees; porch.
FOR BALE—One-family hduse; all modern Improvements: on. Federal
8t. For appointment 'phone 2937-w.
LOTS—2 38x100 each. Fourteenth St.. between Jacob and Eagle. For
price a sk Comeskey & Morier, 7 First
SMALL factory site, $5,000.00, brick, 3-story; must be sold to close es
tate. Geer's, Realtor, i Second St., Troy.
TWO lots 30x90 each, located at Stop 89 Schenectady Road. Inquire 86
James St., Green Island. Watervllet 879-J.
B A i T SIDB—Lot on Wintsr St.. 40x150; brick pavement; water;
sewer; gravel soil. Telephone Troy 1988.
EAST SIDE—Commodious 9-room and bath residence; e legant location;
all Improvements; bargain. Box 114, Troy Times.
TEN-ACRE farm, new bungalow, large barh and hen houses, In city
l imits . Fred C. Will!, 88 Vander-burg-h Ave.. South End, .
TWO CORNER LOTS ON WYNANTS-KILL ROAD, JUST BEYOND AL-
BIA; REASONABLE PRICE. INQUIRE 136 FOURTH ST.
GRACE COURT, 8 (Flret St., Lan-slngburgh), one-family house. Mod
ern Improvements . Garage space. Tel. Troy 3596-J—North 487-W.
A GOOD double 3-famlly and basement brick house; rents $780; price
$8,200; River St., above Douw. Make an offer to Comesksy A Morier, 7 First St. (
SUBSTANTIAL building, on Fifth Ave,, between Jacob and Hutton
fits,; store can be made out of first floor. Conway Bros.. Boardman Bldg.
8-STORY brick dwel l ing; 8 apartments; near Glen Ave.; $800 year
rent; price right; want offer. Geer's, " ^ l i o r s ; 8_ ascond. .SL, Trojr. 'Phons
FOR SALE—In Sycaway, one two-family fiat and two one-family
houses; all new, with city improvements; For information 'phone Troy 3980-R,
SECOND ST., below Harrison — 2-famliy house; all conveniences; in
excellent condition. Call Room 602, National State Bank Building. 'Phone Troy 1414.
F I N E big double house with extra lot, Fifteenth St. (Beman Park
sect ion); sacrifice if sold at once; big investment; owner leaving city. Box 78. Tlmea _^^_^^_^
WONDERFUL opportunity to secure a fine modern house at a very rea
sonable price; Beman Park section; people going away; must be sold at once. Box 79, Times.
AN unusugl opportunity Is offered to purchase good 3-story house (adapt
able for rooming . house purposes). Third St., near Division; price $6,600. Comeskey A Morier, Realtors.
LARGE corner house; one large apartment, remainder of house good
rooming proposition; large garage; price reasonable; central location. Gear's, Realtors, 6 Seeond S t 'Phone 3381, Troy.
SEVENTH AVE., near Federal St.— Three-story brick apartment house,
four rooms deep; bath; all modern; good investment; price $7,600; wil l leave mortgage. Apply 20 Fourth S t Home Realty Co.
A GENUINE bargain —Except iona l ly good 2-famlly frame house; first
floor, 6 rooms, bath; second fleor, 7 rooms, bath. Asking $4,000. Rents 1480. Ninth St.. north of Hoosick. Comeskey A Morier, 7 First St.
HARRISON PLACE. NO. 16—TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE: BASE
MENT; LATEST IMPROVEMENTS; CHEAP. MRS. KOCH. WATERVLIET 579-J, OR CALL AT 86 JAMES 8T.. GREEN ISLAND.
I F you want a real home, see this before buying, on Seventh Ave.
Boulevard, near 103rd St.; 8 rooms and bath, oak floors, oak staircase, hot water heat, electric l ight; prloe 16.000. Comeskey A Morier, 7 First St.
PROPERTY Owners, Attention! — Will paper your room, cel l ing and
walls, with 40c paper for $10.OX Inside painting neatly done. All work guaranteed. Hudson Decorating Co. Troy 1169-R
A CHANCE for quick buyer to buy 2-family frame house on Seventh
Ave. Boulevard, near 101st St.; plot consisting of 15 lots Included in price, $3,500. Make an offer to Comeskey & Morier, Realtors, 7 First St.
\ BUNGALOW, suburbs, 6 minutee'
walk from car. For particulars call 2018-R.
OOHOES—Central location; very fin* residence; would be excel lent lo
cation for rooming house; 811,600, Slade.
GARAGE PROPERTY—New building, holds 30 cars; rents at $1,500 per
year; price 312.000. Slade.
GRAND ST., between Fifth and Seventh Ave*.—Three houses; prices
65,000. $7,600 and $12,000. Slads.
HARRISON PLACE. 84—Three-faml-, ly brick; very nice three-family brick house; $4,600. Slade, Gay Bldg;
NINTH ST., near Middleburgh—Six rooms and bath; second floor, s ight
and bath; 14,000. Slade.
NORTHBJDE, Fairvlsw A v s Ons-family modern house; e ight rooms
and bath; garage; extra lots; $5,500. Slade. -
NORJHSIDE. Saratoga Ave.—One-family house; ten rooms and bath;
garage ; large lot; $4,400. Slade.
NORTHSJDE, Saratoga Avs.—One-family modern house; large
f r o u n d s ; moderate price and tsrm*. lade. Gay-Bldg.
NORTH END? near Long Distanpe , •Telephone office—16 rooms, fpr . I
rooming house; $1,000. Blade, Gay ' Bldg.
RIVBR ST., near Glen—Two-family brick, with two-family brick In
rear; $6,200. Slade.
RIVER ST.f near Glen—Three-family brtck; seven rooms and bath each
floor; $8,000. Blade. r •
S I X T H AVE., between* Jaco* and Hutton—Modern two-family brick:
$8,000. Slade, Gay Bid*;.
WATBRVLrET, Broadway — Three-family modern brick; o n s of th*
best; reasonable pries and terms. Slade.
8-STORY and basement brick dwel l ing on Fifth Ave,, b e t w s s n Jacob
and Hutton Sts.; good business location. Conway Bros., Boardman Bldg.
JACKSON PLACE, cor, WasWn#;ton and River Sta—Brick row; 10
tenants, ons a store; a good invest ment; must be sold to sett le an e s tate. Thos. F. Cody Bat., 640 K r s t Ave.. Watervllet. N. Y.
A DISTINCTIVE H I O B S
HOME Fine 3-story brlok house, 16 rooms, 2 baths, hot water h e a t electric l i g h t , brick garage, extra large prot; choice location on Eighth S t ; near Grand, For price and appointment to inspect see
COMESKEY & MORIER, REALTORS,
7 FIRST ST..
OR ANY MEMBER OF TROY R E A L ESTATE BOARD. INC.
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AUCTION SALE • - J p
TO CL08B ESTATE.
THE JUDSON PROPERTY SITUATED ON THE CORNER 0 »
NINETEENTH ST. AND FIRST AVE., NORTH,
WILL B E OFFERED IN 4 PARCELS. FIRST—BRICK OFFICE BUILDIB4*
AND LOT. SECOND — TWO-8TORY ' FRAMB
DWELLING AND LOT. THIRD—BAST SIDB COAL SHED. FOURTH—WEST SIDB COAL SHED.
SALE TO BE HELD AT T H E ' COURT HOUSE,
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24TH, AT 11 A. M. Terms wil l be given date of sa l s .
For particulars and Inspection permit SEE
COMESKEY & MORIEB, j REALTORS, 7 FIRST ST.
LINCOLN AVE.—$3,000 wil l buy good 2-family frame house; 3 l iving
rooms, 3 bedrooms, each floor; gas and toilet*; extra large lot; fruit trees. Comeskey A Morier, or any member of Troy Real Estate Board, Inc. 7-ROOM cottage in Vi l lage of Hoo
sick, on state road Troy to Bennington; nice summer home, kitchen, ?;arden, fruit, berries, good well, arge cistern, range, parlor stove,
floor covering, window shades, included; price $2,200. 'Phone Watervllet 9-F-12.
DINING ROOM. SPECIAL—Turkey dinner with s traw
berry shortcske, 50c, Sunday, 12 m. to 2 p. m. Victor's Restaurant, 61 Fourth St.
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REMOVAL. DR. H D. LYNAM has removed his
office from 251 Broadway to 18 Fourth St.
£.RCY AND FERDIE--A Tip for Wifey.
A WONDERFUL bargain in home and investment on River St., near Glen
Ave., consist ing of 2-famlly brick house and 2-famlly house in rear: rents $660 a year. Owner will make special low price to effect quick sale. For terms and appointment to inspect, see Comeskey & Morier, 7 First St., RealtBrs, or any member of Troy^Real_Estajte_JBoardJ_IncJ
GOOD BUSINESS DEPENDS ON
GOOD LOCATIONS W. E. WEIR,
REALTOR, 16 Soeond St. Troy, N. Y.
WILL TELD YOU THE REST.
By H . A. MacGILL fJMateff of ttl« Hull Knees Boy«.
$
AMD WHAT ARC t o U CUTTING,
OUT OF THE P A P E R , SAr*l?
WANTED. MED bungalow, cottage or Sat for June, July and Au- i "refer ,plac<» with grounds ling. Must b« modern and in iss Condition. Responsible ell f*f-ommend<-d. Give Jura-nfe*r of rooms, how equipped
rental figure. References sd, P. O, Box 497. Troy.
ARMS WANTED t. farm, with or without and equipment. Box 100.
IT'S ABOOT A r-lAN f^CTTlNC,
A DIVORCE. BECAUSE HIS WIFE
WEMT TH«OU$H HIS Pocrirrrs. PUT or iw MJY poerttT!
FOR SALE OR TO LET. .. —
MANUFACTURERS, Attention — Factory building in Hudson, N. Y.
Two ffoors about 8,000 squars f t . fully equipped with machinery and fixtures/ suitable for infants', children's or ladies' dresses, skirts , w a i s t s or men's shirts . Excel lent \ shipping facilities, very attract ive proposition. Address Max J, Grossman, 622 Warren S t , Hudson, N. Y.
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REALTORS. W. E. WEIR. Realtor. 16 Second St.,
for leases < n business properties. • • * * i
LIST your property wi th BB88IB YOUNG. Realtor. 16 Sta t s S t , and
secure active, efficient service.
I F YOU are looking for a real es tate Investment or horns, see Gilbert
Geer, J r , A Co, Realtors, f Second St,
S E E SLADE for rsal s s ta t s . buslnsss opportunities, farms. Blade's Salss >
Service. Realtors, Gay Bldg. Troy 1139.
20* CANNON BUILDING — Realtor who has business and residential
property for sale. See A Fair-weather. Realtor.
YOU can list your property foe gala with us without c h s r g s until sold.
Have large list of prospective buyers. Comeskey A Morier. 7 First S t , 618 Second Ave., Realtors.
HORSES AND OARRUQU. HARNESS COLLARS, team and im
press, at reduced price. Everything for the horse. Hughes. 119 Fourth St.
WE carry a complete l ine of n s w aad used harnesses, collars and blan.
ke t s ; also Watson A E a g l s dump wagons and pans , L l n d y s Stable* Troy.
MEDICAL. SCARPFN'S. Blackhawk Liniment for
hay fever and summer catarrh, Irighly recommended. Direct ions on circular around bottle.
LIVER TROUBLE — Physic ian ex-plains simple treatment for Inflamed
gallbladder and bile ducts associated With gallstones. Booklet free. Dr. Paddock, Box J-7201. Kansas City, Mo. i
BTORAQE-TRUOCBCQ. FURNITURE, china, cut glass , to
pack or crate, move to any part of world by car or truck and set your th ings to right. Storage will be free If we do your work. T*hone 1381-w, Troy. Wm. R. Nellegar. No. 1 Oak-wood Ave.. Troy,
PERSONAL. LADIES! Ask your druggist for Chi-
chesters Pills', the Diamond Brand. For 36 ?•*<;• known as Best. Safest, Always Reliable. Buy of your drug-slst . Take no other. Chlehst tsr i r Diamond Brand Pills s r s sold by druggis t s everywhere.
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