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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
1T IS SERIOUS

Some Pierre People Fail to Realize
the Seriousness Of a Bad Back
The constant aching Of a bad back.
The WEAKNESS, the tired feeling,
The pains and aches of kidney i'll
May result seriously if neglected.
Dangerous urinary troubles ofte fol-
low. A Pierre citizen tells you what
to do.
G G. LaBarre, stone mason, 98s
Park St, says: 81 got hurt il 1903,
when ] was thrown out Of a g
and from that time on | was troubled
with kidney complaint. About a year
ago | was pretty bad off. My back
was weak and when / got down | could
hardly get up. / had such dreadful
pains in my back. The fidney secre-
tons passed too often and were highly
colored. Two boxes of Doan's Kidney
Pills, which | got at the Schubert
Pharmacy, did me more good than
anything else l had ever used. / sure
ly think Doan's are a wonderful rem
edy.
6Oc at ali dealers. Foster Milburn
Co Mfgrs, Buffalo. N. Y.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
GO WEST, YOUNG MAN

Aberdeen American: Go west, young
man, go vest
Some body said it and they made a
mighty good guess
For instance. close at home.
Yesterday Knute Holun, farming
two miles northeast of James, drove a
4,Lcrse team into Aberdeen with him.
self and brother. Gilbert, seated on top
of a lond of sacks.
And the sacks were filled with sweet
clover seed, raised off a 10 acre lot,
whore part of the simmer it had been
used for pasture, also.
No, the seed was not all on the load.
for part Of it still reposed in the Hol-
um barns.
And what was in the load sold for
1920, that's all.
Which, considering the field was
only 10 acres large, was not particular.
Iy dishear5enlng.
A matter of better than Sl20 gross
profit per acre.
For there was the pasture worth and
the balance Of the seed still to be con
sidered
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
FOOD REGULATION
FLOUR SALE LIMITED

Aberdeen, Jan. 2o.-The people of
South Dakota by virtue of the Presi-
dents proclamation the following rule
is now in force in the state: The Ii
censee dealing in wheat flour at retail
shall not without the written permits
sion of the United States Food Admin
istrator sell wheat -four to any person
unless such person purchases from him
at the same time one pound of wheat
flour substitutes for every pound of
wheat flour purchased. The eubsti-
tutes are corn meal, corn starch, corn
-four, hominy grits, barley flour, rye
-four, oatmeal, rolled oats, buckwheat
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
DEATH PROBE AT ABERDEEN

Aberdeen American, 20: Aherdeen's
first hearing on an inquiry under the
new workmen's compensation law will
be held here today. Commissioner S.
A. Travis is here from Pierre to make
inquiry into the circumstances attend
ing the death of sam Shellerud.
1t will be remembered that last fall
he pitched headlong from a s~tepladder
to the tile floor at the Ward hotel,
striking his head. He was employed
by g. j. johnson, contractor, who in
tnrn was a sub contractor of j.. j..
Madden. The point at issue is where
the liability. rests
Mr.. Travis says that the law is work
ing out s%plendidly all through the state
ana already it has been the mean of
Bringing fair treatment to dependents
in several cases. The number of firms
taking oct policies is now so great that
the bureau has already become one of
the important one and another year or
two the need of "a staff of investigators
will be imperative for the need of max
ing direct Investigations of all acct
dents Immediately after they happen is
one OF the prime essentials of a proper
administration of the law.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

Experience proves that the man
who obstructs a war in which his ma.
ton is engaged, 10 matter whether
right or wrong, occupies no enviable
place in life or history. Better for
him Individually TO advocate war,
pestilence and famine than to act IS
an obsttuctionist to a war already
shEgun: The most favorable post
humous history, the stay. at home
traitor can hope for is obliyion.'-
From General U. S. Grants Memoirs.
PERSONAL dover. SO yrs. weight
1856, height 5 IT. 6, who owns comfort
able home and has steady employ
ment at good wages, would like to
meet lady or widow without children,
about 40 years, same weight and
height, who is a good cook, good
looking and desires a good home.
Address "Housekeeper" care Free
Press.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
HARRY ]. KNAPP
CALLED BY DEATH

~ IA
| 1t was with deep sorrow and regret
that the news of the death of Harry
Knapp was learned this morning, But
little hope had been entertained for
his recovery for a week, and he, like a
child, worn with play, fell asleep in
death. On January 10Th Mr.. Knapp
sustained injuries while loading
ice for the Merrill-Schaaf company,
by falling from a platform, together
with a huge cake Of ice. to the ground;
the ice falling upon him. He was
taken to st. Mays hospital, where,
with the best of medical attention,
injuries to the spinal column were
found of a serious nature, and after
a few days of sutf ring he expired.
Mr.. Knapp was born in Penwater,
Mich, October p, 1884. was educated
and grew to manhood in that place.
When in his twenties he went to Chi
cago and entered the employ of the
| Western Electrical company, where
he was employed many years. On
November 6, 1906, he was united in
marriage to Miss Alma Ewing, and
came to Pierre IN 1908. Daring his
residence Mr.. Knapp has we'll served
served at the city power plant and for
the past five years has been employed
at the capital power plant. Last
spring he resigned his position at the
latter,place and the family spent the
spring and summer on a homestead,
returninfi to Pierre for the winter
months.
The deceased is survived by Il wife
and three sons, Leon, Keith and
Francis. His parents, two sisters
and brother live in Michigan. The
funeral services will be held at the
Congregational church Sunday after
noon at 2:30. Our heartfelt sympa-
thy is extended to the bereaved fam
lily.
1.-The sacrifices we are exacting of
the noble American boys who are GO
ing to the bloody fields of France for
the lives and liberty of us who sta y
at home call to Us with an irresistible
appeal to support them with our most
earnest efforts in the work we must
do at home."-Secretary McAdoo.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
OIL STRUCK AT RAPID CITY

Rapid City, Jan. % considerable
prospecting for oil has for the last
three years been occupying agents of
oil companies and the Juror over the
discoveries in the Black Hills chiefly
around Rapid City has attracted num-
erous investors, and many large deals
have already occurred. An oil rig
has been constructed within five
miles of this city and drilling has
commenced.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31
ESTRAY NOTICE

Straged from my place in Canning
township, the following cattle:
~3-year-old roam steer, branded A
on right hip and L on right side.
10 year old red white-faced heifer,
branded NJ. w. on left side.
Liberal reward VIII be paid for re-
turn OF same or any information as
to their whereabouts.
&. e. MosTELLER,
Pierre, S. ID.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

flour, potato lour, sweet potato flour,
seria bear flour and fete rita flours and
meals. C n. Herreid,
Federal Food Administrator.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1918-01-31

President X. l.. Slagle of the state uni
velsity.
On Wednesday the First National
Life company moved their Offices and
quarters from the st. Charles Hotel
building to the Brink Office building,
Pierre street. The company are now
nicely situated, and convenient to those
having business to transact with them.
The Macon county, Missouri, bank
ers, in annual convention at Platte,
resolved that newspaper advertising
was the best method of getting be-
fore the public and pushing their
business to the front. Hereafter
calendars and other novelty methods
are to be discarded for straight
newspaper advertising by bankers.
Centerville Journal: Here in South
we don't understand what it meant by
| coal shortage or severe cold weather.
Perhaps we haye thought we had a coal
shortage, hut we had not. We must
make a trip to Chicago or farther cas-,
to learn what is meant by the term.
j.. B. Lockhart of this city, has just
returned from a purchasing trip to the
Chicago markets and he says the big
wholesale establishment of Marshal
Field was heated only to so degrees
and down to So, to observe the fuel,
and that, too, before the recent presi.
Dental order. Statesmen wore sweaters
and overcoats while waiting on The
trade. Yes, we prefer South Daketa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
HFPKNESC M CTETSON

LARGE COLONIAL
MANSION AND 20 ACRES
Nearly new. rs rooms and 7 baths; garage.
stable lodge; FINE OLD SHADE. running
stream. high eleva tion; y hour motor ride
from Philadelphia City Hall.
HEPKNESS * STETSON
LAND TITLE BUILDING
l5 ACRES, IL rooms. old stone cnlonInl
mansion; large barn; all other outbuild-
mrs: modernlzed at great exnense: will sac
rlfice. Chns w, Russell 30a Real Est Bldg
80 ACRES. stone house. large barn or
chsrd aad woods: ! square to cars. Z
miles from 6Ath ST. Terminali will sacrifice
'HAs. w. RUSSELL. sos Real Estate Bldg.
TWIN dwelling. convenient to G9th ST. ter
minali rooms loi 25xtaa: S2G0N
GEO t. BARNES. 1901 Chestnut ST.
lot G0Na0O. only $3.50; sell monthly nav
ments or discount for cash. NJ 1870 Led
yer Central.
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MAIN LINE y. r. r.

BRfN MAWR-Two new dwellings with
garages; vRpor vacuum heat. electric and
gas gas light hardwood floors, open nrepacesi
plped Tor vacuum cleaning. beautifully sit
uated with ideal SURROUNDINGS; full partic.
ulars by mail MAURAN. DOI.MAN 4 CO.,
N e. Cor. Broad and Chestnuf T'-''
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APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

CHESTNUT 1G23--Two rooms. bath and
ktchenette. newly furnished. Apply on
pr misses. ----
FURNISHED APIS. central locations b.
week II dcs. Sherwood Co. 1921 Wait.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

POW PLANT EQUIPMENT
DynamOs. motors. bodies. steam and oil
engines. pumps. air Compressors
FRANK TpOMEY. INC. 1877 " 3D. st.
If YOU ARE LOOKING for a frst-cI ass ma
chine shop 70 do your repairs. call on Hess
& Barker. GiS Chestnut St. manufacturer rs
Kellum Damper Regulator.
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
o. O'RRIEN MACHINERY CO.. 1l9 y. I'd ST.
DYNAMOS. motors. betting pulleys, hangers
plants bought. Yearsley & Co.. 2a4 n. 3D.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

MiDvALE
STEEL AND ORDNANCE co.
NIcETowN
WORKS
Has wonderful opportunities FOR men looking
for q future We can use all kinds Of skilled
mechanics. lathe learners. helpers and la
borcrs.
We are In urgent nned of The following
men on 1909 L. s. GOVERNMENT WORK.
Pipe httcrs
Engine machinists
MN machinistS
lron workers
Tlnsmiths
Carpenters
Ringers
NiouldCrs
BORING mill hands
Shaper hands
Slottcr hands
pluner hands
Toolmakers
Gauge makers
LATHE HANDS
Electrical machlnis:s
hrmaturc winders
HEi.PERs IS
Press plant
Rolling mill
Tire mills
Armor temprrinG plant
Hammer shop
Machine shop
Ordnance Dept.
BRING THIS AID WITH YOU
1901 wIssAHrCKoN AVE.
10 E. CHELTEN AVE.
1891 ARCH ST. OfR. CUPITr)
OR ANY L. 8. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
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Observation-Disclosures

- BALA-CYNWYD
MERTON. WYNNEFIELD
MODERN SUBURBAN HOMES
s1O.0 to- $50 900
JAS. T.. DOLAN e. 90.
CYNWYD PA CYNNYD 80
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rYpEwR1TERs AND SUPPLIES

TYPEwRITERS--All makes plenty in stock.
for rent or sale. Both phones. GuaTa antec
Typewriter Co. ~ y. 10th. near Arch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. typewriters at low
prIc, =; rental 3 mos. Z. Sole agents for Co
rono I.iheri" Tynewri'ing Co.. 1O20 Chestnut
HIGH GRADE typewriter. rebuilding Rouil-
lot Typewriter Co.. SdS Walnut 1T.
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NEW JERsEy-sEAsHoRE

ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,--For rent furnished.
high-class cottages, moderate rates for
winter sea son: also choice furnished or un-
furnished anartmcnts; all locations: any see.
son u. q. HARRIS & co. Guarantee Trust
pidg Atlan'ir city. y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

RENT III FNI' =. sI.VU
ItNNSo. first mortgages $1,000 each.
IT. s MILLER. 200 Lancaster ave.
45o y 5oD ST.-Verv desirable norch-fr front
~ po v1r uricse hC~o' Immediate
nossession TAIiIANF,, 900 Walnut st.
...II.,,.r,.r, I'll, lntu.nnn hnth mud nGih
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23
OLD GOLD

CASH paid for old gold. silver; clocks re-
paired. Rogers. ~ 5. 18th st. Loo. 1919.
OLD gold. silver, platinum. plated ware. old
style jcwelry. tpeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1917. J. l.. clark, refner, \ Y SAMSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

CHESTER AVE brtwern 55th and 5Gth.
nriyato, dwell ings: will s.ll at assessed
value Amy T13 Snring Gard. n.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NICHOLAS. 1929 Bainbrldge st.. has
competent butler couples, chauffeur. hut
Ter and cook. ladies maids. cooks etc.
Wanted cooks. waits. chamh'ds nurses.
kltchenm'ds h,vSrs. etc: ref Phi, Loo. 2l3O,
WANTED - Cooks. chamberinaids. cnaks
want positions. Miss Rose Dougherty. 1873
CiirHrd ave.
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ATTRACTIVE furnished npartments; some
central Sherwood & Co.. 1921 Walnut.
NENANGO, 1421 w.-Thrce nicely furn.
rooms and bath: gentleman preferred.
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BOARDING

C1TESrNt-T 3iii - Pleasant room; good
honrd; convenient to all car lines
COLUMBIA AVE. S22. hrst-class board;
wrrTn rooms: SO p"r week.
l7TH 80 S.--Iicst Hcanmmnda for refined
rcorle; sunny rms. nrwly furn. with BIRD.
GREEN Is12-Suitr with bath: abundant
hot wotor: nvccllont table.
LARGE front rnor,. suitable fcr gentlemen
cn'nlo' cn-lv Lr"alfast. t3t3 y r1th.
4110 PINF--Rrautif1l location; corner fir-t-
class house; E-Od table; reference. Barring
SpT
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SITUATIONS WANIED-FFM
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEUR wants position; married; best
reference. II ~. Ledger Central.
DRUGS. X. NJ. hustler; best references
II ~. Ledger Central
MAN AND WIFE, colored to take charge of
kitchen: small hotel. apartment or private;
Jersey or Pennsvlynnia hest chef reference
John Mayor, 2i6 y. Illinois ave. Atlantic
Citv. ~. Y.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

S33OO-F'RAZl|sR TFRRA'lS, near arm and
Thomas ave.-Hardwood floors. steam
heat rIrc. light; u rooms and hath; hea uti-
mi iocation r. u Mr'iarvCv, 5sth Wood d.
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NEW JERSEY-SURURRAN

FIVE ROOMS AND bath. unfurnishel /
second floor housekeeping anartmenii
:. miles 10 city: $40 month. 10 u, Atlantic
ave, Haddon Hcights. y. J. Phone 5S5 W.
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45TTI, S. 214-Beautlfuiy fur warm rooms
windows: electricity Raring 1915
54TH. s., iG8O--Two furn. rooms light
hkpE. conv Hog Island cars 50; privatt
f0mlly; best ref. required Call evening.
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TTRACTIVE COUNTRY SEAT
Land Tito Bldg.

stone Colonial house with II acres. garage
gardeners cottage large modern poultry
houses, etc; house contains 20 rooms. libra ~
dining room. pantry. kitchen. laundry and
!aNatory. bedrooms and : bathrooms:
heated by hot water. lighted by electricity
ana has all modern convenienccs: hardwood
noors throughout: numerous open irenlaces
large garage and gardeners cottage; were
new months ago and cost sle 600 to build
noultry house now and cost S2500 nnc old
shade = mile from station: 35 minutes
from phila delnhia
Price $50 900: owner desirous of selling
quickly $50 600 first MORTGAGE can remain
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

MILTON, 841I-LarRe second-hoor room,
llght housekeeping. nicely furnished; single
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USED AUTOMOBILES

1,UEVROLET roadster. right out of shop.
400 model; Will sacrifice. $500 Chestnut.
FORD commercial bodies at reduced prices.
Ford truck bodies, tenders, etc. HudfOrc
Phila. sales Co. 22d and Race SITS
FORD touring ear. i0i7 model: price 400;
Just overhauled, Phone Germantown 22hi
HUDSON super-six speedster. late model.
nearly new; exceptionally fine condition;
wire wheels with one extra: very reasonable.
See Mr.. Hunter. stutz Agency, 900 n. Broad,
PULLMAN 1917. 3 PASSENGER: taken for
debt: will sell CHEAP. for cash. VIII allow
trial $40. Chestnut u.
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4nIr wANTEp--MALE
WANTED
+[ WANTED
b WANTED
~ WANTED
WANTED
TopAY-hNY TIME-ToDAY
1XnE Is A CHANCE TO ENTER, EAI:
43sPPxxSE SuIrsARP ,SnaS gs &,SSS SSSS E9E E9E
Stes%AhN StsSihN chs hh!vSB Fgs oTRk hHESSSHSASSfSts St
o8R 8RRspsi Swsis kEs2AusNN4! kEs2 G0MA!SsAH'hS AND
IVA ALSO
gREcIAI FREE TRAIE L;S, sEByIGEi ByI WHicJHa HJa
g.; wEsT PFin FfiiniLApEipHiA, fTaiiatngsa s;as A, M:
BROAD AND W.AsHINGToN, ,,Xy AYE. 4. NJ
sxpRrEsss EsAIT FSkiNs SNsvlef SGixG ERBk bkcK IN
!" MINUTES rHRiEENpEEPiitA. RGN EEPN cHnSTh" TO
ASS,gLESMTTHss; rIETEWy;o2RBy
sM!fFiTTERs
EMIGiISIEs HATTIE HATTIpIss,
siS &SSSR %EBN fr2E 2EERAGaFs
BIG MoNE4 SESTTEEG:EwoRK TrTiEEG:EwoRK
MAcHiN McHss ssSH SgRiS gs2 iHaAFHRih&GE e !SaSi Sr
ruxdHE H99SEgsSFtsf PkEss SfFEaSfoR EEn rIEEWonK H2!WonK
.RIvETERs. MAcHlNE MEN
with or wiihSqt Saniths.1S inlsys5SS experience
mEATER BOYS BOYS
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KIRKLYN

HIGHLAND PARK-New stucco dwelling
II rms. tile bath, h. W. heat, gas and el. (:
lot hOS130: 4 min. from Goth st. terminal;
$1,000 Geo. l.. Barnes. 1901 Chestnut st.
ONERilRoOK. $3.50 city avc.---Lot 1l5x4OO:
$50 WO. Apply HARRIS Real Estate
crncsitr station Narbcrth. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

GENT 'ENNN desires room aud board alona
car line ia 6n'h. 10 Sharon Hill. or AngOrs
to VI Jt1 y ipt Is1ro Omtcn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-10-23

INNEDIATE POSSESSIDN-S3IOO
,4io jnurrns; the only one left; buy today;
n rcoI bargain; near Queen Lane station, Pa.
y and near Midvale trolley; a-story
,orch ~, frnnt on terrace: rooms. hot-water
beat electricity: opposite City Park. Apply
"n nremlses or Francis y. DelanY OOl West
End Trust Bldg Phone spruce oS' ..--.
VIII SELL. AT SACRIFICE fine old stone
resid,pnce, in GOOD condition. with large
lat cornn- Church lane and Nash rve sub
iect IN $40 % mortgage; cash oner invited:
{nanro.diafe moss, ssion. H. q. HARRIS e.
90 Guar. Tr Bldg. ATLANTIC City, ". J.
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CITY
3O34 NORTH 4TH ST.
IN sell and renoNate this properly 10
raj BILE purchaser. Price s2'5O.
ADAM c. JAEGER
100 WIDENER BLDG

400 wIDENER BLDG.
FRANKLIN. n. 2232-Six rooms api bath;
assessed 81 500; now rented at SiS, monthly
lease sale price $1,000. Cash required $500
JOHN kRAGSS, Jr.. COS Chestnut st. Phone'
Walnut 1890.
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES for quick sail
II houses, y rooms, porch rcnt s2I .S2bnO
s houses. rooms. porch, rent SIS. $500
. houses. rooms. porch ront $40, 1900
WILLIAM LEWIS. 20al Kensngton ave-
MODERN STORE and dwollIng in high-class
business section AZ iu01 Dprien ST; can
bc purchast Il pt attractive figure. Adam G.
Jaeger Iuo Wid'ner Bdr.
.iST BELOW FAIRMOTNT--.Large 1-story
building. lot ldx72 suitable for church or
other purpose Richard Hughes .209 y. 26th.
HIGg-CLASS Investment houses In y. u.
section: q rooms. bath and porch. Adam
G. JAEGER. 400 Wldcncr Bids.
FOl'R 7-roorr houses: nrice $1,000 each; rent
Ell SMITH 152S PIT Rrceze ave. -
2"9g y. I'D ST. $1,000. Apply W. T.
Harrl., -Nar5erth, Pa: -------------.. -.
TNVESTNl'NT in1s RodmHn St: rent si3:
rrc, $3.50 GRfSCOM 2ln0 Catharine.
ia :. DORR ANCE--2 sly. ar. & bath: un-
dcrdr'd; slS; reason. McConneu ll1 .2oth
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PAINTING MISUNDERSTANDING

PAPERHANGER and decorator; all WORK
n2i n. 7th.
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GERMANTOWN

WAHNE AVE, 594s--Rooms single or en-
suite. furnished and unfurnlshed Can be
seen between the hours of and Z.
GERAtANTOWN-laO Map'ewood ave. Two
large bright rooms: frst-class board; no
nhlllrnr
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
u"nrurUrIvIIIIyIrrrvrr,v-


''THE PARKviEw" apartment house, 1922
\. iist ST., stone front sunst"niiai,v Ia ,r
premises; here is an Investment bargain:
nss"ssrd at sla.O0o: gross rental per month.
SSnIy $1,000 cSsh required wHITEsIDE &
M"tNNAHAN. 18th and Pine sts
OVERBROOK SECTION
story Residence, electric lights. steam heat;
! rooms and bath on second floor: can't be
4 = w. Hill. G2a3 I.ansdowne ave.
1000 SOUTH BLoCk. 57TH ST,
Unusually attraGtIye; ss,2ry Dutch ha
anu ''"' ". EARL YoNKER
5Ith and Thomas ave Woodland dS3l.
BARGAIN FOR QUICK BUYER
Three a:story dwellings; 0 rooms and hath,
ac6 nes as aSh 'na n SIar
rent IT SIS; price $1,000 each. NJ 1888. Led
heat and electric light; rooms and bath
''''' BUcHLEY 1920 Chestnut st.
SEIDIE & NuNAN. asth and Christian st
siorv. Dutch hall b"droGms electric
light hot-water heat, basement laundry; pos
"'siHa RRowN ySl' ii LEONARD. a y, sd st,
UPLAND, STREET HOMES
Glst to d2d st.. near subway cars; 1n 2-story
S-room porch dwellings; rented si1: price
'-F"' & T. T. DOYLE co. 5s15 Master st.
sIOoO-ININEDIATE POSSESSION, 2-story
norch-front dwelling on main street: I
rooms and bath on second floor: convenient to
ca p lines. very easy terms. MAtRAN. DOL
MAN T. co. y. ". cor Broad and Chestnut.
RTIIDING ASSOCIATION must dispose of
corncr property, 5l00 Westminster ave
2stnry 10 room dwelling: steam heat eloc-
trir sight m r,wood floors: easv terms. EM-
pIRF TRUST co. 4+th and Lancaster ave.
s33Oo-FRAZIER TERRACE. near 5Tth and
Thomns ave.--Hardwood floors. steam
heat rlrc light: rooms and hnth; hea uti-
mi location. r. Y. Mciarvcy, 18th Wood'd,
s375O-Reautiful AnGora Terrace: $500 block;
r. cleo. gas Kitchen. hardwood floors;
conv 10 car lines or AnGora Station. CROSS
stands for all that's good. h9th Usage ay.
RENT SIT; PRICE s1700
Five houses al00 hlocks Merion ave-: lots
iSvSO. first MORTGAGES $1,000 each.
II s MILLER. 200 Lancaster ave.
45o \ 5oD ST.-Verv desirable norch-front
"d,relinr. no war rrc's hCr"' immediate
,osscssion TAIiI.ANE. 900 Walnut st.
CHESTER AVE between a5th aud seth. 2
| nrivatr- dwell ings: will soil at assessed
value Amy T13 Snring Gard, n
INA, SANsOM-s-room dwelling, h.-w. heat;
dutch hall, newly pEpered. nainted: imme,
poss $500 cash. RYAN, aoOs Market st.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ARCH, i70s-C, ,mfort able and honelike, sec
ond-hoor front room; running water; steam
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IF YOU w.NT To BUY

5s45 SANSOM-S-room dwelling, h.-w. heat;
dutch ball newly papered, painted: imme.
moss $500 sh. RYAN. aNOs Market st.
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A MERTON HOME

t1e. .b00-NORTH SIDE. NEAR sT.--seO. 600
We build = garage 20 suit you At cost; bal
JAMES r. SCOTT Phone Alcrion 500.
N4hnERTh n ,s;I - kew. h.a:es lrer $500 q
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SEE
GEO. WATSON. ssli CHESTNUT ST.
,9n AND WOODLAND AVE.--s rms; rent
saa; mice s2300. smith l"3S Pt l}rceze,
oNI,- so cath. Ch,; r.: lot 1GVOI: easy
'Gir Gierrms Thos. II. smith ta3s Pt, nrcezc