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Mortgage Company exercising their op-
ton expressed threin has declared the
principal debt secured by said deed to-
gether with the unpaid interest there
on due and payable at once, so that
there remains due by said Tazewell
Walker the sum of $398.12 and said
sale of said property will be for the
purpose of paying said debt and ex-
ptnses of this proceedings.
August 6, 1917,
CALVERT MORTGAGE COMPANY.
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SheriM2s Sale.
GEORGIA-Webster COUNTY.

Webster County.
Will be sold before the court house
door in said county, on the first Tues
ay in September, 1917, next, within the
legal hours of sale, the following prop
erty to-wit:
The North half of lots land Nos.
Eleven, Twelve and Thirteen in block
c in the town of Preston, Georgia, and
fronting on Clay street in said town
of Preston, and bound as follows:
Bound on the North by said Clay street,
East by property Of Mrs IRA Stevens,
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For Letters of Administration

GEORGIA-Sumter County.
TIC All Whom 1t May Concern.
international Harvester Co., having,
in proper form, applied to me for perm
anent Letters of Administration to be
issued to H. E. Allen, Clerk Superior
Court, on the estate of j. B. Summer
ford, late of said County, this is to cite
all ard singular the creditors and next
c, kin Of J. B. Summerford to be and
appear at my Office within the time al
lowed by law, and show cause, if any
they can, why permanent administra-
ton should not be granted to said H.
E Allen, Clerk Superior Court, on j.
B Summerford estate.
Witness my hand and official sigma,
ture, this Sth day of Augsut, 1917,
JOHN A. COBB, Ordinary.
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RAPID PROGRESS BEING
MADE ON ATLANTA CAMP SITE

ATLANTA, Ga, August 9.-The ma
gis speed it'll which the famous Ar
gcnauts of 1S49 erected camps and
other buildings when the gold rush
drew them across the continent to Cal
Hernia is being eclipsed by the army
o. workmen now ems aged in building
Camp Gordon, near Atlanta, where 45,-
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TO-DAY WINDS UP EXAM
NATION OF DRAFTED MEN
Continued from Page one.)

Pleas Council.
Mary Howell Bell.
Jimmie Bryant
James E. Carter.
Eston Byron Parker.
James Mercer.
Connie Wooten.
H. W. Tullis.
Ed Lanier.
Arthur Lester.
Robert Carr.
John Lewis
William Lee Chambliss.
Jessie Clements.
Earnest Green.
Gene Black.
Will Dean.
Benjamin Homer Dupree.
Simon Clifford.
Lucius Leal.
Leonard Nash HILL
John Lucas.
Luke Hardy, Jr.
Claude Idlett.
viii E. Lankley.
Twin, loo cmoot
XII pobinson Tr
Steve Galloway.
Henry Grady Davis
Charles B. Jackson.
claude Robert Ferguson
ciroo, ballard
rores Carter
t,1isbo KoIloo
Thomas Knipbton
Aaron owe
Richard Ford
11enrv SiIInan
Fpoane Jackson
Cloha law
= n Eorrest
rr1is r Mcdonald
Far1v Bivins
WIN cherry
Douo1as Dunree
Erosne Tomas
NIocdv Waldo
Jessie Foster
n Fubanks
Nathan Crouch
Garfield Jenkins
wi1lis CIoar,, Wilkes
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Watermelon Party

A jolly crowd of Young folks held y
watermelon and baitiIg patty IN Tia.
beach on Monday night. All the par
Elephants were altired in bathing suit>
and they spent The evening eating water
melon, singing, dancing and had d good
time generally.
Those present were: Thomas Davis.
l.. G. McCul ongi, r. G.. Williams, l.. }
Ronnany, IL. f. spicer, O.. J. Cartv
r. w. Wnliriig, Raymond Adams.
stanley Dudley, Jsmes Smith. Uric Siolz,
Arthur WidtacIl, Catherine Gumdlacl,
Narceila Hogan, Mildred Ilinslerger,
Agnes joker, Florence Callahan, Evelyn
Lyons, Sadie %Iiayley, Emily Gundlach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thonas Cunningham, Mrs
Mary BaInnan, Nj. and Mrs Charles
Schroeder, Mrs. f. K. I~iayley, Robert
l.. Bayley, Miss Dorothy Hoffman.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Max Ephraim Dead

Man Ephraim, who has heen one Of
Wilnineton's prominent clothiers, died
qnite suddenly in At auiic City last Fri
DAY, aged 90 years. He was buried in
Mt. Carmel Cemetery, rhiIadelphia, on
Tuesday,
lie came from Philadelphia to Viii
mington in 1875, and by his genial dis
position, integrity and lair dealings, not
ohly built mp an eGviahle reputation, but
an EXTENSIVE clnihing business thai has
the patronage of not only Wilmington
people, hut IA renns GroNe aud sur
rounding c%ouniry. lie has been a con-
tinnon advertiser il the I'enns Grnve
Record Tor twenty-five yedIs, and w
found him che OF the most genial men to
do business with.
lie leaves a widow, who was Rebecca
R%eicheIt, OF rhiladelplia; Il daughter,
Miss kosaIind ltriiain,, and a snn, 10y
Ephraim. They will continue his bnsl-
ness on tonrth Street, near Market Street,
Wilmington.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Fatal Stabbing ARRAY

A street fight between two Italians,
which later resn'ted fatally, occnrred
Oh Friday night, 27th, oil Griffith Street
near the railroad.
Joseph Poppy and Joseph Pasquall
met AT the corner OF the street aud EN-
gagged III an alteration over marital
matters in which pasqnall's vile was
concerned. The argument soon got he
yond ord and Poppy, drawing IA knife
or stileiio, stabbed Pdsq'iail in the ahdn-
men, cutting ii hole III the mans body
as big as a saucer. The police and Il
crowd were 500 at tie scene. lhr.
Fleming rendered fist aid and the man
was hastily removed to the hospital Ia
Wilmington.
Pasquall died at tie hospital on Satnr
day afternoon, the day alter he Mas cut.
lie as abont 40 years old.
Poppy, the man who did the cutting,
made ms escape and has not yet beei.
caught. Police headquarters IN all mat
hy towns aud cities have heen iurnIsheI-
ed with a description of the man.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Produce and Prices

With tie glnt OF Tomatoes ia the city
markets on Monday Of last week farm
ers quit sending. The nrireS Of prime
tomatoes went mp from 50c IN 81 a has
ket. The carners started hnvinp Mt rs
cents a basket and went to 81 cents =
basket AT fenns Grove aud Pedricktown.
At Courses Landing Cant. II. O. Web
Ter started huving last FRIDAY az 20 and
paid 30 cents on SATURDAY when he left
with $500 baskets on a scow for Balti-
more.
Rival hnving ut bridegroom last Satur-
hav sent the price M to IS cents p
basket for a few 10 finish out a carload.
This week the price Of can honse 10.
matoes ut I'enns Grove was from 20 10
- cents a basket. A few peppers aud
egg plants we're shipped in hampers for
which 80 tn 40 cents were paid.
In the Jersey market in Wilmington
this week prodnce sold for the f~ulIowing
prices: Potatoes 20. q basket. corn
81. tomato-s 65-75c. perrers 80. 65c, egg
rlants. 1850, 'quashes 20-25c, onions,
81. cucnm oers 40c.
Southern watermelons were $50 q 100
and peaches soc TO 81.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Mention SOGilI Notes
The Whereabouts and Doings
of Good People You Know

Miss Josephine IIillman is visiting rel
atlves ia Penns Grove.
Mrs. Jere Long and Mrs. Harry French
are spending a week in Atlantic City
Mrs. Leslie Wood aud daughter Marie
are spending two weeks in Atlantic CITY.
tieary Flanagan has the finest water
M Ion patch IN Upper | Guns Neck Town
ship.
Leslie Wood spent over Sunday night
with ils wife aud daughter Ia Alta ntic
CIV.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. q. Irons are spending
his vacation With his relatives at Somer-
vt, Mass.
Mrs. Viola jones, Of Camden, has
lHpn spending Il week with friends in
I'e1ns Grnve.
Miss E IL ,hetl Kitchen, OF Philadel-
PIMA, spent Tie week ebd with Mrs.
J"im Thompson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Featherer are
snending two weeks' vacation in New
York and Allantlc City.
Hudson Titus and son William have re-
TUNED from Florida where they bought
another orange grove.
Mrs. Henry Miller and son Henry.
Jr., have been spending two weeks in
their cottage at SoIners Point.
Mrs. Naylor Hunter, Mrs. Lena Lam
ming and daughter Marie, spent SUNDAY
with Rev. W. l.. Morton in Pleasantville.
MIR. ard Mrs John h. Sharlz AUD
Ralph Justice spent from Saturday III
Monday at l;oyersford and Sprlng City,
Va.
b. Noel tiross has moved into his new
double house AT the corner Of Soutl
Broad St:eet and Sack Aveine. William
Cochran moved into the %mjmning pat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Weimacht, their sons
Edward and Robert, and soms-in-law MI
chael Noelger and John Trip and wife,
OF New York, spt mt from Friday until
Sunday in duPont Village.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Shanrz. who
have been making their home with M.
aud Mrs. Harry ~Justire, at Carney Point,
Tor the past nenty-Iliree months, will
20 to housekeeping On Maple Avenue.
Rev. John W Lynch will occupy the
pulpit OF Rev. Steadman A%pplegat-, d -,
at Paulsboio nn Sunday morning. Rev
DIR. ~Appiegtte will preach at the Taber-
nacle Camp Meeting service IN l'ehns
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry +. Werl4, OF Phil
aielptIa, were over Sunday visitors IN
fenns Grove. MI. Werle Was station
agent at lenns Grove Tor many years
when one man did all the business.
where now Il dozen are needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Sinte and daughter
Dora, oil Putnam, who have been spend
ing a week AT Oerau tiIove, Maryland
aud Niiglnia, spent Tuesday evening
and " %ednestiay with her sister, llr. an,
Mrs. ). Nj. Justice, on their return liom,.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Borough Council

At the regular meetiog Tuesday even
my 1t was decided 10 enforce the dog
law. See notice in another column.
The ordinance 70 condemn the Black
lot ior a Botongh Hall was passed again
to correct the error in the Borough
naine See 1t in another column.
The incorporate name oi tie muni-
clpaliiV is ''flse Nator ard Conucil Of
the isnrnpgl nf Penis GroVp.n IL - too
long, seldom nsed a.d errors are made
in legal articles hecanse the town il
spoken Of as TIE Bolough nf Penrs
firove." An ordinance was introduced
70 change the name TO "The Borough Of
Penus Grove"
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Man Drowned

Egidio CarIeuo, 20 years old, an Italian
employed bv the Pennsylvania Railroad,
at tie l'euns Grove station, was drowned
IN the river in front Of Freuct's Grove
ahont 1 O'Clock on Montlay afternoon in
the presence Of quite y crowd OF people.
The Young man was bathing and watled
out 10 the first rock pile. While dis
porting there in water shont MP to his
ncck he wa suddenly seized with cramps
aud drowned before any aid reached hum
A score OF loats dragged the river front
inr a considerable distance nntil late 81
night without finding the body. Caileno
was unmarried, aud all tbs family live in
Italy.
The body was fnnnd Tnesdav alter
noon aud hurried 10y Hollis Aslc,aft,
ofoner.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Interesting Items From OIdmans
Township

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Risner entertained
On Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Powell Smith
and children and Mr.. and a1rs. J. Smith,
Of Salem.
Hillery NanSeiver has enlisted as a
member Of the National Guards.
Mrs. L. Shultz and Misr Eva Sparks
have returned from a visit in Charlottes-
vile. W. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Parker have re-
turned from a visit in Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Smith spent over
Sunday in Atlantic City.
Mrs. X. +. Corson and daughter. Of
oodstown. are guests with Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Burk.
Mrs. Emma Cunard was given a plea
SAINT surprise by about thirty relatives
and friends last Thursday, the day being
Il birthday anniversary.
Miss Nina Kline. Of Salem. was the
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Gaventa.
Miss Hazel Carmen. Of Camden. visited
Miss May Cunard during the past week.
Miss Marietta Holton spent the week
end with Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Wage in
C~ollingswood.
Miss Dorothy Sayable. Of Philadelphia.
was the guest Of Miss Helen Sweeten
during the past week.
DIR. Fennimore Johnson, a Navy sur
geon- stationed at League Island. Phila-
delphia. spent the week end with his par
ents. Rev. and Mrs. David johnson.
Miss Stella BauSeman. of Clifton
Heights, Pa, is the guest Of Miss Eva
Sparks.
Davis Huber broke his arm while
cranking his car.
One of the horses of l~iveryman Jacob
Gayenta died recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Strimple. Of Over
brook, were recent guests of Mrs. Mary
Strimple.
Messrs. Russell and Davis Huber and
Gilbert Hutchinson We're in Wildwood re-
Gently.
VIM. Burk has started potato buying in
Woodstown.
John Whitaker has purchased a new
automobile.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Coroner's Inquest

The inquest into the cause Of the
death Of Harrison Taylor. who was shot
TO death by William Washington in y.
W. ~Stranghn's tenant house. IN Old
mans township on the night Of Safnr-
day. July It'll. was held in Odd Fellows
Hall on Wednesday night.
Coroner Ashcraft had charge Of the
case and Squire Duffy WAS present with
the necessary papers. A. Lincoln Fox.
Sheriff of Salem county. wac rot pres
ent. but his office was represented by
Deputy Sheriff J. Oaks Banks. Waiter
NJ. Bates. of penns Grove was re
sworn stenographer and he took a yer-
batim account OF the proceedings.
The defendant, VIM. Wash ngfoa. is
confined in the Salem jail and his pres
enee was not deemed neceasarv nj The
inquest.
The story Of the murder was printed
fully in the Record" at tie time ii oc-
CURED and nothing new WIS elected nc
the inquiry made on Wednesday night.
The jury was composed Of William
2. Denny. DIR. Fl Blitzstein. i. c. sim
kins, w. IL. Smith. John r. Wilson AMI
Arthur NJ. Smith.
There were thirteen witnesses and
ttHA' - NA+RNt 81 tltALtlS present.
After six If the witnesses had been
sworn and given their testimony it was
decided that further investigation was
unnecessary.
The jury delibelated for a few mimi
ties and rendered a verdict thar ~Har-
rison Taylor came to his death from a
pistol shot. the shot being fired by one
William Washington.
Squire Duffy stated that Washington
bad confessed the shooting to sheriff
Fox, bnt claimed that he did it in self
defense.
Squire Duffy also stated that all tho
Witnesses, thirteen men. hal been held
to await the action Of the Grand .Iudv
upon a cha. ge Of shooting crap They
as" We're bold to aunear as witnesses
n the case at the September term If
Court.
The dead men. tho r-isc,.e~ VI, shot
him and all the witnesses ale negroes.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Oppressive Hot Weather

Never was the heat more severe nor
the humidity more oppressive in this re-
gion than during this week. Tie mer-
curv has been between so and 100 in the
shade each dav. On Tuesday it stood
At from So to 81 IN different localities and
Was from les 10 no in the sun.
Tuesday night was close and sultry
aud many got httle repose because there
vas 50 hltle motion IN the atmosphere.
At ! oclock at night the temperature
was 81. A light shower after sunrise re-
ileved the heat somewhat for a few hours
Thursday was another hot day dav. A
shower IN the evening gave much relief,
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Dollar Day in Wilmington

Dollar Day with the retail merchants
OF Wilmington was instituted n lev Years
ago as somewhat Of an experiment., bn,
ii quickly became a senri-annual bargain
event Of genuine interest, not only in
that city but the country Roundabout.
1t is a day on which the retail merchants
plan to offer then great values lor one
dollar, ana II is sale to assert that the
dollar never purchased such real Bargains
as on this day.
All The large stores and most Of he
smaller ones plan to participate in dollar
day Bargains.
HE day has come 10 stay, aud regn-
larry twice a Year It Is txlensively adver-
tlsed, with tile result that the stores do a
tremendous business and shoppers fiom
lar and near come to take adj vantage o,
the values offer, d..
Event scheduled for August ST..
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
Eden Lodge, No. 10, |. O. o. F.

The new lodge OF Odd Fellows recently
organized in renns Grove has been
ciiistened Eden Lodge, No. 10. Those
who signed the Charter, 81 in number,
went TO Wilmington ON Thursday night
and received the second and third de-
gIPes Of the Order. Following are the
newly elected tliceis OF Eden Lodge:
Noble Grand, lia,ty l.. liloIm: Vice
Noble tirand, Howard +. Dolbow; Re-
c%of'iing Secretary, Robert ". Kidd; h.
nancial Score AIRY, Il. Noel Gloss; Treas
urer, DIR. {. L. Fleming. An appropriate
name. Many have fouid I'euns Grove
to be a happy GARDEN Of Eden, hnt some
have eaten an apple or the juice thereof
and been banished.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
A Narrow Escape

Albert Wyllie had a narrow escape
from drowning last Friday evening at the
beach below lie Cove. While able to
swim a little lie got beyond his depth.
Harry Jones Went to his assistance, but
was pulled under by Mr.. Wyllie. who be-
came uncnnscions. A life guard on The
i'eacii encouraged them to keep cool but
tailed 20 20 to tier assistance.
John NJ. ~Sunmprill, Jr., seeing the
plight went To Their rescue, released MIR
Homes from Mr.. Wyllie's grip so he could
swim ashore. Mr.. Snnlmerill then swan
with Mi Wyllie 90 the ralt, on which he
WAS brought back to consciousness.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03

Giuseppe Belega, an Italian, aged %
years, MAS drowned at Fenton Beach on
"Wednesday. lie got heyond his depth
aud conld not swim. Fentou Beach is =
dangerous nlace because OF strong tide
and abrupt beach.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
PRIZES FOR LAWNS
Villagers Have Made
Many Pretty Lawns

The DUPONT Company offered $500 in
prizes Tor lawns. 1t WAS a gteat incentive
Tor many last wear as ell as this wear to
make many pretty lawns with neat pass
plots and flowers. Last Friday the com.
mltiee Oh awards'viewed all tie Yards and
awarded rrizps. The committee consisted
Of b. W. Brokaw, llernon A. Bay, {. J..
t.. Clarke, &. A. Green and FRED. A..
Gentlpu
TIE gra"d prize OF $50 wan awarded to
Charles rleming, NJ. 1853, lnbberoid
Village.
lermauent Village. Best Exterior
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
MARRIAGES
HUBER-McCAFFER1Y

Alvin ~ Huber ard Miss Margaret
l.. hcCaiiertv We're married GA .jnls %.
1917, at Tie lpume of llairy I. Cable.
Esq, 1913 Washington Street. Carney
Point. by Rev. J.. w. lynch. Nj.
llnher Is a nurse at llosl ilal l.. Carney
Point.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
ARNIN-CrNNINGnAM

Miss Gertrude Cunningham as quietly
married to Mr.. Albert Carvin. both III
Penns ti.eve, At 81. l'anl's ~. +. paison-
age. on Wednesday evening. August LIST,
by Rev. John ". Lynch.
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03
NEGRO ours UP TWO CITIZENS

Hardly had this affair been legally adj
Jnsted when another almost rs serions
caused great excitement and wrought
the people of pems Grove to a high
state of Indignation. 1t was wen for
the peace and good name of the Dor
ough that the man who caused the
trouble was hurried away by the Off
Continued on Page Eight
The Penn's Grove record., 1917-08-03

We found many OF the yaids and lawns
deserving OF honorable MENTION, and the
general appearance uf the Village was
very gratifying, so many al tile tenants
making Improvements that it was diff.
cult to select between some OF The wards.
Believing it TO he 10 tile hest interests
OF tue Company we cheertully recommend
the continuance OF these awards next
year.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

MA SPRZEDAz bargain. . ~pietrowy
murowany dom Is pokoi. rentu $50
~miesiecznie. Cena $3.50 Wlasciciel
2246 w. Ohio ul., 1-sze pietro. Fad
nych agent6w %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
PrOmOtorzv ReaInO$Ci

W kazdei czcSci miasta, uzywajcie Chi.
cago Herald kolumny DO oGlaszania sc
gdyz Chicago Herald bywa czvtany
nrzez ludzl. kt6rzy NIGGA kupit. Tele.
fon Franklin 81. Local ll6. Iapytac sig
n s, 4. (Ogi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

$500 WPEATY Tub wiecej kupi 3 pie
IRONY dom Tote i domek W lyle, =
rentu $500 rocznie. Tub zamienie ma
farme. 3035 So. LOOMS III. Paluch.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

Ma SPRZFDAZ 4 pokoiowy drewnia
nv hudynek ma 4 lotach. Duza stall
MIA MONA hodowat kury i kroWy. :
hioKi do Grand ave. tramwaju. Cena
$4,000 $1,000 got6wki. Wiktor
Eawadzki, 2614 Merimac "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
MA sPRZEDAZ LUB ZAMIANE.

Ma SPRZEDAI LCB ZANIIANE.
Move bungalows i diva mieszka-
Move budynki pnr. 1871 do 1929 n.
Spaulding ave. Bungalows D pokoi,
cementowv basement i CORA, furnace
i piecem o~grzewane, gaz i elektryka
Iadnie dekorowane. Wplaty 500 60
towka, reszta $50 m~iesiecznie, VIA
czajac procent.
DIVA mieszkaniowe budynki 5 / 6
pokoi, cementowy basement | slone-
czne parlory. piecem ogrzewane z
urzadzeniem ma furnace, gaz i elek-
tryka. Gotowki $500. reszta S25 mie-
siecznie i procent.
Wszystkie ulepszenia " ulice wlo-
zone i zapiacone, blisko Sch linii
tramwajowych Kedzie ave-, Elston
ave. i Irving Park boul.
Budynki %znajduja sic naprzeciw-
ko szkoiy i koscioia Niepokalanego
Serca Maryi.
ANTON j. CAPEK,
1920 y. SPaulding ave.
21-24-25-2S
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

Ma SPRZEDAH krawiecki interes.-
ZglosiC sic do 1914 Noble ul. Restau
racya. Il
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

MA SPRZEDAZ .grosernia j buczer-
MIA. 2 Lofty 1 dom, sprzedam to razem
lub zamienie ma dom prywatny. Infor
macye mo5na dostac przez telefon.
Telefon Irving sos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

Ma sPRZEDAz ~grosernia W dobrem
miejscu niema ksiazek, sprzedam Tub
zamienie ma dom z powodu IL dosta-
lem miastowa robote. 1887 n. Ro-
hey ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

ROGOWE Lofty ma W1adysiawowie
(274) ma Roscoe ul., blisko koScioia,
be- d&ugu zamienimy ma property
ma Helenowie lub Miodziankowie.
IN KOmiSowy, 1858 Division uI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

LoDoWNIA i awning" ma sprzeda5
1857 Division III. %
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

MA SPRZFDAZ W Avondale, > pie
IRONY drewniany ma konkretowym
fundamencie, 5 / 6 pokoi, nowoczes-
ne urzsdzenia, lota 50X125. Cena
tylko $4,000. Got6wki $1,000, reszta
ma iatwe spiaty. j., Kirsthner Real
Estate Co., $3.50 Milwaukee ave-, -
blisko Belmont ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

Ma SPRZEDAz nowoczesny 81 pie
trowy dom z prasowanej cegly, PREY
stepna cena ME potrzeba wiele gotow
Ii Zglosit sic 1241 n. Maplewood
ave, slbo telefon Humboldt 9195.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
John S.. SObOta
852 n. Ashland Ave.
Chicago, III.

80 ARROW farme sprzedam Tub "a
mienie "a dom bez diugu lub malym
diugiem inwentarz re zbiorem warty
$4,000, wspaniale budynki, "a mleko
targuje cd 800 do 100 ma miesiac.
Cena "a got6wke $10,500. Doklad-
nuych informacyi udzieli: A. Szcze-
panik, 907 n. Hoyne ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

IRVING PARK sprzedam tanio albo
zamienie "a cottage bez diugu dom
% pokojowe flats, CORA, gaz, elek-
tryka, kapiele, 2 Lofty. W}asciciel -
2947 Dawson ave-, Avondale. Telefon
Monticello 4191. ;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21
Kupno iSprzedaz.
Fanny

40 ARROW " granicy fabrycznego mia
sta, iadny sad. dom 2 pietro"y pod
murowany stajnie, stodoia, spichlerz
inne zabudowania, maszynerye, -
zboze, 2 konie, 4 krowy, SWINE, $50
kur. Wdowa zamiepi ma dom.
40 ARROW, 20 obsiane, reszta las !
Taxa, dobre za%budawan!a, rzeczka
przeplywa przez farme; l kon, 4 kro
Wy, SWINE, kury, zboze, maszynerye,
niema diugu, sprzedam Tub zamienle.
ma dom.
60 ARROW, 80 obsiane zabudowaria,
2boze, narzedzia rolnicze, 3 konie,
s sztuk bydia, SWINE, kury, 4 mile
do miasta, zamienie ma dom.
40 ARROW, 70 obsiane, reszta las i
pastwisko wielkie zabudowania -
ziemia glinka; , konie, s kr6w, 6
cielat, 10 swim, DUO drohiu, maszy-
nerye. zbnIe. blisko miasta, sprzedam
tanio Tub zamienie ma dom W Chica-
go,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-07-21

Ma SPRZEDAz bargain 8 pokojowy
dom ma 2411 Station ul ZgiosiG sic
1857 n. Sawyer ave. Telefon Irving
1911. %