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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-04-22
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED from page ~

polls, on the ground that the said
person did not come to North Da-
kota until May %, 1914 and that
he paid all taxes assessed against
him for said year in another
state.
On motion the board ordered
the abatement of the 1914 tax
assessed against John Rettig in
Wahpeton for school poll on the
ground that the said person was
not Of age.
On motion the board ordered
the abatement of 1914 taxes as
sessed against Edward Lotzer in
Wahpeton for road and school
polls on the ground that the said
person was not of age.
The following petitions for
bridges and grading roads were
submitted and read:
Petition signed by Steffen Ped
erson and others, for a new
bridge between sections 20 and
SO, township 1876, range 40.
Petition signed by P. S. Oslie
and others, for new bridge be-
tween sections and 6, township
1876, range 40.
Petition signed by Johnny
Skjonsby and others, for a new
bridge between sections 9 and IS,
township 1876, range 40.
Petition signed by Knut O. Ly-
bak and others, for a new bridge
in section 20, township 1876, range
81.
Petition signed by John Holt
and others, for fair and equit-
able sum Of money to be paid
over to Walcott township, to be
used in building a passabic road
on the town line between Colfax
and Walcott townships, described
as follows: beginning at the
southeast corner of the south
west quarter of section 81, ex-
tending west to the southwest
corner of the west half of the
southeast quarter of section 80,
and again beginning at the south
east quarter of section 80, ex-
tending west to the southwest
CofHef OF tne latter named quar-
ter section, all in township 1876,
range so.
Petition signed by Albert Bak-
ko and others, for a fair and
equitable sum of money to be
paid over to Colfax Township for
building a passable road on the
town line between the townships
of Colfax and Walcott, described
as follows: beginning at the
northeast corner of the north
east quarter Of section 3
extending west to the northwest
corner Of the said quarter sec
ton and again beginning at the
northeast corner of the west half
Of the northeast quarter of sec
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RlcHLAND GIRL GETS
FIRST JlTNEY LICENSE
S. H. MURRAY.
City Auditor.

Hlchland county, or Paramount,
has not only the distinction of
having lady jitney bus driver,
but the first jitney bus driver to
receive license in Minneapolis.
Miss Tillie Matejeck, daughter
Of John Matejeck, living north of
Paramount, was the first party
granted license in Minneapolis.
Miss Tillie learned to operate
car on her fathers farm, and be-
came an expert. She went to Min
neapolis last September and was
one of the 200 who made applica-
ton for license and she was the
first to be granted one. She runs
her own car and one of her routes
is from Minneapolis to st. Paul.
She is great success and num-
Der of ladies are applying for Ii
North Dakota?
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-04-22
TAINTED LAWN GRASS
SEED ON the MARKET

Some of the lawn grass seed
mixtures put on the market this
spring are of very inferior quail
ity, says w. l.. Oswald of the Min
nesota Seed Laboratory. Samples
received by the Seed Laboratory
show very low percentage Of
Kentucky blue grass seed, and
a CORRESPONDENCE high percent
age of chaff and weed seeds, or
of grass seeds that are not desir-
able on lawns. One sample was
found to contain less than ITO
OF 1 per cent of blue grass seed
whereas every good lawn grass
seed mixtures should have in the
neighborhood of 70 per cent of
such seed.
The Minnesota pure seed law
requires that all packages of seed
containing more than one pound
shall bear a label showing the
percentage of pure seed. and
stating whether the termination
is good or not. 1t also requires
that the presence of quack grass,
0dldud GHlSGle, perennial sow
thistle, and dodder shall be made
known.
The trouble is, seeds such as
Mr.. Oswald of the Seed Labatory
warns the public against are sold
in packages of less than one
pound. The packages do not have
to be labeled, therefore, and ex-
pose the purchaser to fraud.
The best way to purchase lawn
grass seed is to buy the different
grasses needed and mix them for
ones self. A good mixture if this
kind is made up of IA parts Ken
lucky blue grass seed, 2 parts
white clover seed and 2 parts of
solid red top.
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Printing Committee: Mccoy.
Fricke and Connolly.
Purchasing Committee: Fricke.
Mccoy and Mahan.
Sewer Committees: Simonsen,
Hodel and Connolly.
Water Supply Committee:
Braun, Fricke and Simonsen.
City Hall Committee: Harris.
Hodel and Braun.
Board of Health Committee:
Mahan, Connolly, Mccoy and ST.
mOnsen.
Motion made and carried that
Frank Reuss be permitted to run
a shoe shining stand on the Ave-
nue. on the corner of Fourth Street
and Dakota Avenue.
Motion made and carried that
the City Authorize John Thomp-
son and Walter Green to make a
list of the property within the
City Limits on which the taxes
have not been paid, said list to
show the amount of unpaid taxes
for each year and also the total
amount of unpaid taxes, they to
receive in compensation for their
work two cents for each descrip-
ton for each year.
Motion made and carried to adj
journ.
S. H. MURRAY,
CITY Auditor.
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ton 4 and extending west to the

ton 4 and extending west to the
northwest corner of the north
west quarter of said section 4, all
in township 1875, range so.
Petition signed by Hans Ras-
mussen and others for new
bridge between sections 1 and l2.
township 1874, range 40.
Petition signed by Hans Ras-
mussen and others, for new
bridge between sections and IL,
township 1874, ranges 48-49.
Petition, signed by L. A. Carl
son and others, for a new bridge
between section 2, township 1874,
range 50 and section IS, township
1875, range so.
Petition, signed by l.. A. Carl
son and others, for a donation
OF 100000 to build a grade be-
tween section 2, township 1874,
range so, and section IS, town.
ship 1875, range so, and between
section 1, township 1874, range
so, and section SO, township 1876,
range so.
Petition, signed by John Myhra
and the other members of the
board of supervisors of Dwight
township, for inspection of the
following located bridges on which
repairs are needed; bridge be-
tween sections 5 and 8; bridge
between sections II and 20; and
bridge between sections 4 and 9,
all in township 1873, range 48.
Petition signed by John j.
Zentgraf and others, for new
bridge between sections 5 and 6,
township 1874, range 48.
Petition, signed by Thomas
Egan and others, for a donation
of $4,000 toward building a
bridge between sections II and
20, township 1874, range 48.
Petition, signed by VIM. Nett
eel and others, for new bridge
between sections 10 and "a, town
ship 1874, range 40.
Petition, signed by w. D. Bland
ing and others, for new bridge
on the quarter line between North
half Of section ~ and South half
of section ~, township 1872,
range 48.
Petition, signed by Charles
Woiwode apd others for new
bridge between sections II and
t8, township 1871, range so.
Petition, signed by John J. Pok-
orny and others, for new bridge
between sections 9 and 16, town.
ship 1874, range 81.
Petition, signed by L. N. Abbott
and others, for a bridge over the
Bots de Sioux River on the South
line Of section %, township 100,
range ~, on the road running
East from Paramount, N. d.
Petition, signed by E. A. Klawit-
ter and others, for a donation of
$4,000 for culvert and grade be-
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NOTICE FoR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids
will be received by the school
board of Antelope School District
in the County of Richland, State
of North Dakota, for the erection
of a school barn at school house
No. 2 in said Antelope School Dis
trict, according to plans and spec
ifications on file at the office of
the School clerk. Bids to be OPEN
ed May 18th, 1915. The board re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids. By order of the School
Board of Antelope School District.
A. E. ADAMS,
District Clerk.
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sEooED HER FoRolvENEss

Northwood, N. D., April 10.
Miss Grace Erickson of HattOn,
shot by Elmer Lommen, who af-
terward MORALLY wounded him
self, forgave her assailant before
his death, it was learned today.
Lommen, brought to the hos
pital and still conscious, begged
of the physicians that he be per-
mitted to see the girl he had shot.
The girl was brought into his
room on a stretcher, and lying on
his death bed, young Lommen
expressed his sorrow for the
deed, craving her forgiveness,
which she granted.
Miss Erickson is still in a SER
ious condition.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-04-22
WILL ARs,rRArE STRIKE

Chicago, April t9.-Committees
to meet with the state board of
arbitration were appointed today
by the carpenters union, 10000
members of which are on strike,
an dthe contractors association.
The board has not the power to
compel the adjustment of diff
culties.
John A. Metz, president of the
carpenters organization, headed
a committee of five for the strik-
ers, and L. A. Ashbeck, president
of the contractors, was named
chairman of a similar committee
for the employers.
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cHAsEs EN- WITH a FORD

Down at Spooner, Wiscon-
Sin, the Ford auto is ahead
in another way. Hunting wolves
on the ice with Ford autos is a
popular sport there. The wolves
go down on the lake in search of
dead fish and are given chase
there in Fords. Usually after
about twenty minute chase the
play out and are shot. The
Landry boys have five scalps to
their credit, which they. secured
while chasing the pesky critters
with their Fords.
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tween sections 16 and II, town.
shin 100. range 30 q

tween sections 16 and II, town
ship 100, range SO.
Petition, signed by C. H. Ebel
and others, for a dnation of 5000
for building grade between sec
tons 25 and 26, township 1870,
range SO.
Petition, signed by w. j. Med
enwaldt and others, for a dona-
ton of $4,000 to finish road he
tween sections 25 and 26, and IS
and SO, township 1870, range 81:
Petition signed by w. M. Clark
and others, for donation of
$4,000, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary, to grade and
place in condition for public traf-
tic, the following described high
way; commencing 80 rods South
of the NE IA of section 81: town
ship $50, range 81 and continu-
ing for a distance of $50 rods
South thereof on the highway as
now laid out between sections
81 and 80 in said township. 1870.
range 81. =,
Petition, signed by Bert Ander-
son and others, for donation of
S5OO.O0 to complete grade be-
tween sections Is and 9, township
129, range 81, Lake Traverse
lands.
Petition, signed by julius
Boehning and others, for a dona-
| finn of S9O0 m +o G,;,L
tween sections Is and 9, township
1919, range 81.
Petition, signed by Ed. Ziebarth
and others for donation of about
$4,000 to repair the road between
sections IA and 80, township 129.
range 81, Lake Traverse Lands.
Petition, signed by Walter
Biggs and others, for a donation
OF $4,000 to finish road between
section % in Elma township and
section % in Greendale township.
Lake Traverse Lands.
On motion the foregoing neti-
tons and the several bridge pc
titions laid over from last year.
We're referred to the bridge com
mittees of the respective districts
for Investigation.
On motion the foregoing petit
tons and the several. bridge pc
titions laid over from last year,
were referred to the bridge COM
mittees of the respective districts
for investigation.
On motion board adjourned un-
til 2 o'clock P. M.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1915-04-22
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH NOTES
Services at the wild

Services at the Wild Rice
church next Sunday forenoon at
1890.
Communion services at Wah-
peton Cor. Pembina Ave. and End
st. next Sunday afternoon at 3 p.
m. Services will be conducted in
the Norwegian language.
English services at Mooreton
Thursday evening this week. Ser
vices will commence at 8,
w. B. Dahl, Pastor.
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Mary Pickford in Behind the
Scenes" will be shown at the
Braun Theatre this week, Satur-
day, April oath. Matinee at three
O'Clock, evining at Z 80 and 900.
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2 O'Clock p. M

. O1OCN M. 80
Board called to order with all
members present.
Reports from overseers of poor
in Lidgerwood were submitted.
read and ordered filed, as follows:
A. c. Honl, two reports; Roy
Hue, two reports.
On motion the board designat-
ed the front door Of every post Of
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ton City Council held April goth,
1915 at 1880 P. M. with Mayor
Filgelman presiding.
Meeting called to order by May
or Fligelman.
Aldermen present: Fricke, ST.
monsen, Hodel, Braun, Mahan,
Harris and Mccoy. Absent: Con-
molly.
Motion made and carried that
the bond offered by v. H. Baum
hoefner be accepted and placed
on file.
Motion made and carried that
w. L. Fricke act as President of
the Council for the ensuing year.
Motion made and carried that
T. R. Mahan act as Vice President
of the Council for the ensuing
year.
Mayor Fligelman appointed the
following committees to serve for
the ensuing year:
Finance Committee: Harris,
Fricke and Mahan.
Appropriation Committee: Eric
Ike, SimOnsen and Connolly.
Street and Sidewalk Committee
Hodel, Simonsen and Mccoy.
Police Committee: Braun, Con-
molly and Harris.
Ordinance Committee: Mahan,
Fricke and Mccoy.
Public Improvement Commit
tee: Simonsen, Hodel and Mccoy.
Public Safety Committee: Con-
molly, Braun and Harris
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Horrors of War

It was several days after arriving
home from the front that the soldier
with two broken ribs was sitting up
and smoking a cigar when the doctor
came In.
well. how are you feeling nowT"
asked the latter.
''I've had a stitch In my side all
day" replied the wounded colder.
That's all right" said the doctor.
'It shows that the bones are knitting"
Exchange.
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Hard on His Nerves

"Thump rattlsty bangr" went the
plano,
What are you trying 70 play,
Jane?" called out her father from the
next room.
TITS an exercise from my new in
struction book. First Steps in Mu-
slc.'" she answered.
'Well, knew you were playing
with your feet" he said grimly, "but
don't step too heavily on the keys-it
dlsturbs my thoughts."
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CLASSIFIED RATES
DAILY AND SUNDAY

DAILY AND SUNDAY
s.,. UBLIC LEDGER
i. ',tlh TYPE Cor like this)
Ihfsi4 4t,illoh ';..,-.........15e per line
- nseillona IN week ...12Hc per line
sis.,,le leonseeuiiYe Insertions. 100 per line
tiss. wanted, three inseF-
|r,,.s Nesk''-..,i..-,,lo per line
'His SIZE TYPE (or like this)
d s'.s. sllas.,sla sll elssslaeatlons except Help
ss,is ligns Wanted. Lost and Found Per-
0ss s0.,elnE and Rooms.
el,s sisIilohs IN w.st 1gia e5 pe5 Ins Iins
al nseculiye Insertions I5c Der line
- 80 afl based on agate measurement,
''p'' % the inch
eoABINATIoN RATE
y, DAILY ONLY
gapsTs ti "a, s.. p eo.h the morning and evening
PUBLIC LEDGER
eaoRNINel
EVENING LEDGER
M fEvENINGl
'tas 's1' esp'a per line net 10 rates given
AND SITUATIONS
HF gb ADVERTISING IN
srlsYsS SbLlC LEDGER is IN
kfeB5 lN THE VENIN
a1N Wit HOuT ADDI-
NAL CHARGE.
drug store near your
sa ,s, VAL accept Ledger want
'iilee rates
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General

MEN wanted daily to operate moving picture
machines; we teach you quick methods OF
operating the electrical installation OF g thea
tire and At you for position paying SID to S25
per week: complete course Stb payable in
payments. Keystone School, 1910 Arch
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Auro 11vHRY AMI aARAaEs

CARS PAINTED $40 up. Royal chemical
Company, 53io Vine st.
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HEtP wANrEn.rrmA1.r

e--l--s----sas ~ sh1hAtt
slAg Hslp Wanted ana Situations wanted
. tepedted ~ the Epenino ie5asr y. ss,s.
@@ek Sil1oet additional ohpf0s.l
FiisNlsHERs- Ban fringe anishers wanted 10
@Ng WORK home; none hut experienced need
ave. and Bristol A. lsoS SoqiS JS9s, Meyae ,,
from Germantown ave
HousEKEEPER- Refined woman for oror,-
W 10 hgguse' must have public experience.
~ l9o. ledger Central
bA,lEsLADY. Gentle, exp, dry goods etore
must speak German; ref. red 872S GIrefd Az,
shCHhIAkfN wanted BY physician, Tor book
keePng and clerical work only; no stenoe-
eSlen,eg required, Address J 1855. Ledger
sTENoGRAPHERs sTENoGRApHERsu
--. sTINOGRAPHERSlt
Iiae mere Is an Increasing demand for arst-
ela5si experienced sirls. II YOU are not
s9tisned with your present position. or
~ you are seeking a good one either
Per1msne9t e1esI glt or or temporary, see Miss Dean,
g9n with your ad. and put you IN touch
WI. ,.h . eoQd position The came court-
yAy US extended TO experienced book
S6sVlcE TO LEDGER ADVERTTs-
ToPPERs-Ho transfer toppers wanted ON
5nl lash machines; also loopers on lace work.
llonn2s suck Hosiery CO. Jasper and York,
WAtIREss e,,,I, IIs wanted. Apply housekeeper Mt,
WOMEN g. between 25 and I0 permanent
ttaNellng postions vacancies this week IN
applicant must have equivalent OF n hIgh
school education. Ask FOR Mrs Gilhilan. 1921
Spruce It,, between 10 and 1: railroad fare
paid SALARY and commission.
YOUNG LADY experienced In workroom OF
manutacturers ladies' wear, 10 take charge
O. giylng work to operators. Wolf & Lit Co,
1NCREAsE your husbands Income; q large
hrn can oher uueNcepuonal opportunlty no
canvassing. lol. Ledger Central.
HELP wANTED-MALE
cLERk-,,Young 'non for clerical work with
snoWle9fe ~ stenography and typewrltlng.
Salaty VIZ per week TO start. 232 Ledger
DRuGGIsT-Midd aged. Jewish, wanted.
2224 NJ 8Oth ct.
EsT1MAToRs WANTED AT ONCE to take
and underpinnlngi good pay to experienced
BidE iSR Snd south n Penn 1885 s5aFe So2 Coleman
FILTERS, planners, shapers, slotters. millers
turret lathe hands and capstan lathe ad-
tueters wanted for Government work In Eng
land Hnd; free zee trsnsportaton both ways; no de-
datey, ii si5. Ledger Central
MAN, hIgh-grade, to assist financing COM
pany; snlary $4,000. 25i Ledger Central.
REPRESENTATIVE required to act as buyer.
on commission only. OF fine chemicals for
large London firm. Please address, with ref
erences as to character and experience In the
trade, to Fine Chemicals" Box 985,
Wilings, 125 Strand London, England.
SALESMAN wanted calling on hosiery manu-
tacturers to take side line. A 0e4 Ledger
Branoh, 622S Germantown ave-
SALFSAtAN-Bond salesman wanted, chance
to mako good money; must have references.
253. Ledger Central.
LESMFN-High-class salesuen who are ca
nahle of approaching business gentlemen on
nrst-clnss business propositions strictly COM
mission basis right men can make big
money. 152. Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN in Office OF purchasing depart
ment OF large corporation some knowledge
Of typewrlting preferred; salary TO start 81
per week 231, Ledger Office,
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STORAGE

PIPE bought and sold; all sizes. Philadelphia
Second Hand Pipe supply. 1908 N. 1th,
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RooMs FOR RENT

AILLBoURrE STORAGE co. % n. 52d.
Belmont 1925. Carpets cleaned. West A2i.
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FoR SALE
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

BILLIARD, pool, combination, "a hand bought
sold rented, exch'd. Keafer, S2D Gitard avo,
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BALTIMORE AVE. .42s3-Large, cool bay-wln.
room op. Park; exc. board. Barring 1893 j.
See photo at Ledger Central
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8EIP WANTEn-FEMALn

noHied ana EIeaasfeas igaHtod
estied % the Daily Fablie Eed9er
iHf hrsaiag ledger fho saiae
4.a.tlelqi ehaf9s.l
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new new ,op aoGSS' new frss iO 5os FLANDERS Blds
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DETROIT electric runabout, excellent condt
tion; also WoRuer rectther cheap make oner
$50 sumac o., Wissabickon Pm. Myk 1915
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--5-s5 a rrTVE 8-atorF side Yard houas. over
a At5ttles hanhflm Cricket else u rooms ana
fk steam heat perfect eqnuitioni poe
~ ION immcdiataiyt enlE $50 pur month
rFIglllfe 81 purchasing. KEY at szf han4oerry
n IIarinanLoau.
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FuRN1sHEp APARTMENTs
NOTWITHSTANDING APARTMENTS

: OCTIsT. ls1s-Elegant apartments. . rooms
nriyate bath. also single rooms Wal. 1908 w
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BooKKEEPER

lhE THOROUGHLY ENr'n
THOSE NI4H DEPART
hAf. fthH APP. suET -
Z" aNhLLENhuRe q col
w Nttpllence4 Hhiin aIIL care
t4' a-sist IEht ha1a1auff. ref-
zone cas- Iaaa 1az
Nf4efeleaa ii aVeiy dos
sat4tp+ sts Ledger Qnlca.
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AUTOMOBILES


ONE LATE MODEL BUICK IN good running
condition; make n good passenger or Ntncy
bus. call 1920 Belmont ave. Belmont o3i0.
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NEW 7-passenger cars for hire. 81 per hour
trip 10 Atlantic city and return $40, Cali
us for other rates. NJ. KELLY. Wood
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nua1NEss opPoRTuN1TIEs

FOR sALE-Old- ablished millinery business
IN going state; owner retiringi, good reason
house for sale or rent splendid chance Tor
one catering to Posh and Jewish people
For interview call 2es2 Richmond at.
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JUST THE ROOM YOU WANT
Can very likely be located in few minutes
by examining the photographs ana dcsGrip-
tons Of rooms with and without board which
are on file for your inspection at Ledger
Central. An interior photograph and an
swers to every question you would ask 10
here, you can decide intelligently Tree
rerNlcn. icnL II.
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BROAD. NJ, s55-2d-Hoor front; steam heat,
| oIectrIclty, private bathi reaaonahle; phone.
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nrAL EsrAFE FoR RENT
orrIcFs. RUsINRss ROOMS. ETO.

,srsr-,-raf, BLpG. OFFICES Annual Rentals,
ele,,aa aoor 400 $40; aingle rms. ga. S2 s3
saites. z rmi- Sl82 $3.50 So f2e9 $3.50
eeites B RMS. 5000 SECS. B4u9 So s999 $3.50
Ellis p wlLLIAMs aeo Dsszsl Building
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BOARDING

10TH, N, 82-DellghtfuI vacancies; porch lawn;
exceptional table; near l.. Barring 200s w.
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BROAD, s., no CThe Graham) Cool and at
tractve furnished rooms: all modern conven-
iances. excel table board hotel serv. 81 up
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IopTAR 1b22-Attractivo housekeeping apts,
ana 3 rooms. bath, kitehenette; modern
eonvenienceB Apply 1904 Land Title Bldg,
53D AND PINE srs.--pE I4ANcEH AF.ts'
titeLsnette. central location, Apply tAnitor.
RTEWOND- 3ii2-8 rms. bath. Kitchen, hot-
water heat; ref; "a floor, S25; rulg bath,
Eltehen an cor, rms. $50. Diamond 1913 W.