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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
Resolution Of Auureciation
For Jas. A. Wilson Adopted

At the annual meeting Of members
Of the Salem Commercial club, held a
few weeks ago, James A. Wilson, who
was accidentally killed Friday even
ing was elected director.
In testimony of the appreciation in
which he was held by the Oommelc cial
club, the following resolutions were
adopted today:
1t has pleased the Almighty God to
remove from our midst your beloved
husband, our esteemed friend and CO.
worker, James A. Wilson. While the
loss to us is great and he will be miss
ed from our counsels. yet the greater
loss falls upon yourself.
The board of directors of the Salem
Commercial club Of which your hus-
band was prominent worker, at a
special meeting called for this purpose,
passed a resolution Of coincidence, and
sympathize with you in your great
loss We have always found Mr.. Wilson
cheerful under difficulties, always
ready with kindly advice and his judg-
ment excellent. We know the commu-
nifty which we represent will share
with you and us this great loss.
SALEM COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Robt. G. Panlus, President.
Theo Roth, Vice President.
w. M. Hamilton, Secretary.
r. o. Smelling, Director.
Luther j. Chapin. Director.
p. Il. Fullerton, Director.
/. Greenbaum, Director.
T.. III. Choate. Director.
d. w. Eyre, Director.
Frederick D. Schmidt, Director.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
Standard List OF Stock
Market Begins To Rally

New York, Mar. 3.--The Evening Sun
financial review today says:
There were further indications at
The beginning Of the new week that
the standard list of the stock market
was receiving atten ion which tended
to bring it more nearl yinto line with
the specialtics which have been 50
buoyant Of late
Events over the week end were of a
sort to bring about a resumption Of
activity in trading and Of advancing
nriees after the comparative lull Of
Friday and Saturday. Gains Of more
than a point in such shares as United
States Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, Am
erican Can, American Sugar Refining
and other representative issues, includ-
ir0 SOW ri of the e
able impression. There was the usual
fireworks mong he specialties. Kelly
Springfield was a goo dperformer and
continental Can also.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
JOHN \. SCOTT
404 Hubbard bldg.

A ROOM house completely modern,
on Court street, $3650.
A fine room bungalow. Two good
lots-a daisy, on Capitol street for
$1,000.
A room bungalow on Fairmount
avenue at $3500, has good new gar
ege.
A large brick building on North LIB
crty street for sale or rent, at bar
gain.
A dandy 6 room house on North oath
st. An extreme bargain. Make me
On offer. s
A large house on Summer st, close
to state capital. What viii you give
mo
A nice room bungalow on Liberty
st at $1,000.
A good 7 room house, all in fine con-
dition and quite modern, only one
block from good school. $500.
If you are looking for bargains see
me at once. G.. W. Laflar, insurance
man, 405-4O6 Hubbard bldg. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

FOR SALE-House and hot, 54x164,
~ blocks from State, 25s s 18th.
S-27
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ls2D MEM COMING WEST

Portland Or, Mar. 3.--Colonel John
L. May, commander of the 1921 in
fantry, passed through Montana yes
terday with 273 men Of the regiment
bound for Camp Lewis without pass
ing through Portland, according to tel
egrams received here yesterday by Mrs
May and by William Reidt from the
colonel. The men win be discharged
soon after arrival at Camp Lewis and
will be sent to their homes together
through Portland on a special train, ae-
cording to adviees received by the. gen
eral reception committee.
Another unit of the 162d infantry,
comprising 173 Oregon men, is dns to
leave Camp Dix, n. j., today and to
arrive in Portland about Saturday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
MO. Quintet To Play For
Championship This Week

Eugene, Or, Mar. 3-With first hon
ors Of the Northwest intercollegiate
conference tucked safely under its belt
as result of the double victory over
the Oregon Agricultural college five,
Friday and Saturday, the University
Of Oregon basketball team leaves to-
night for Berkeley, where it will bat
tie for the Pacific coast championship
against the University Of California
quintet in a three game series, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday.
Although his team has been defeated
in only three of its 13 conference
games. Coach Dean Walker has moth
ing to say regarding the coming con
tests, other than that california is
no easy proposition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
.YANK MOVING Picture
NAN HALTS BATTLES
Machine Gun Operators
Thought He Was Using
New Kind OF Gun.
By FRANK ]. TAYLOR.

Omitted Press Staff Corespondent.)
Berlin, Feb. 8. (By Nail. BATTLES
between Spartacus rioters and govern
ment troops in the principle streets of
Berlin had TO stop several times to
enable an American movie man to set
up his camera.
The movie man was chap in uniform
who had been taking pictures of the
battle front in northern France. He
followed the Yankies into Coblenz, and
then set out for Berlin to complete
his series Of pictures there. He arrived
just in time for the January fighting.
Eyewitnesses tell with amazement how
this move man took his reels of revo-
lutioning in Berlin. Perhaps his most
daring feat was to get the details of the
machine gun engagement in Wilhelm
strasse from both angles.
The movie man started out cranking
it off from the Brandenburg Gate side
of the street, near Inter den Linden.
1t was pitched battle and machine
gun bullets were raining horizontally
both ways. From his position on the
second story Of hotel the Yankee got
the movement end of the action ex-
tremely we'll.
Then he decided to take the other
side. Shouldering his camera he walk
forces. Noticing his uniform both sides
ed out onto the street between the two
stopped firing, while the American
leisurely crossed the street and set up
his camera. When he had got behind
it the shooting began again.
Another time he was cranking his
camera from second story window
overlooking lively engagement, when
| the Spartacans noticed him. They
thought he was operating machine
gun, and. a. rain of bullets whizzed
around him. He finished his picture
and moved the camera out.
The Yankee movie man has a charm.
ed life, according to the people who
saw him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

signed by the governor is that apprO-
priating money for the Oregon national
guard; for an appropriation Of $45,
900 for livestock sanitary board; for
an appropriation Of $4,000 for the
Pacific International Livestock expo
sition; for an appropriation Of $4,000
for the state humane society; fer aw
appropriation for ST5,500 for bounties
on wild animals; for an appropriation
OF $4,000 for the state dairy and food
commissioner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
FORCED SALE

Hare is a bargain in 20 acres Of
land near Aumsville il taken at
once, for $3.50, $500 cash. Owner has
an invalid wife and must sell and
has cut the price from $1,000 to $3.50
for quick sale.
NO. p
76 acres, Sc in cultivation, 6 acres
nice timber, good farm buildings,
water piped TO house and barn, to
trade for 20 acres unincumbered,
near Salem for equity Purchaser to
assume mortgage of $4,000.
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CAMPBELL'S
AUTO EXCHANGE
229 State Street
OPEN SUNDAYS

If you want to buy OF sell q
car come and see me.
Studebaker, 6 or pass. perfect
will take small car in trade.
Dodge, big bargain, $3.50.
Maxwell, almost new, bargain
Buick roadster, 1925
Paige touring car. big bargain
Ford, fully equipped. demernt-
able rims, $500
Studebaker, perfect condition $500
1912 Cadillac, good shape $4o0
Elgin, good as new SLIPS
Ford touring, perfect, 1915
Ford bargain, $3.50
Phone 1862
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BRYAN STILL ILL.

Washington, March s.-william J.
Bryan is still confined to his room here
by bad cold and win be unable to
speak tonight at Camden, N. j., his
friends said.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

WANTED to exchange 210 acres with
good farm buildings. ITO acres in
cultivation and in crop, a full line
Of farm machinery, cattle, horses,
hogs, turkeys, chickens and 100
sheep, for Salem income property or
ranch property up to $4,000 bal
ance on your own time. Price $20,-
900. Wa. Liston, agent, 4S4 Court
ST. 3-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03
USED CARS

USED CARS
studebaker truck, this car is in per-
feet working order with cord tires,
electric lights. starter, etc. A bar
gain at $3.50. Can be bought on
terms.
Maxwell roadster with delivery body
on bacq, $3.50. Just overhauled, etc.
Auburn touring car; can guarantee like
q new car, $3.50.
Highway Garage, 1000 S Coml. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

Superintendents j. 9. Conley of Wal
Iowa, C. E. Mulkey of Coos. W. w.
Austin of Grant, and 3. s. Duncan Of
Yamhill will spend several days in the
city this week, grading examination
papers for their respective counties.
Wilford Allen, Of the Industrial Ac-
cident commission, is absent from his
office this week, having been laid
aside by an attack of illness.
State Engineer Cupper and Superin-
tendent Bennett of the banking depart
ment leave tomorrow for Hood River
to take up the matter of an issue of
$156,000 in irrigation bonds with which
to finance an irrigation district which
was formed last year. Mr.. Cupper will
go on from there TO visit the Ochoco
and Tumalo irrigation projects.
Secretary A. H. Lea, of the state fair
board, is in Portland today on business
in connection with the state fair.
Commissioners Buchtel Williams and
Corey have gone to Portland in com
pany with Attorney General Brown ID
confer with the state commissions and
attorneys of Washington and idaho
with regard to the increased railway
tariffs. They will also take up the mat
ter Of federal control of the wires.
In the closing rounds of business Of
the legislative session Secretary Oh
State Olcott was the subject Of a res
olution commencing him for the cour
teous and Very efficient service rem
dered by him and his assistants dur
ing the assembly. Geo. H. Dunsford
superintendent of the capitol huiloing
also came in for honorable mention
by the ways and means committee fol
the excellent condition in which the
building had been maintained.
Among the more important bills just
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

War time administration of the Pan
anna canal zone was ended Tuesday,
when an order was promulgated turn
ing the government back to the civil
authorities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

FOR SALE-Two pair of Gurnsey
fowls $3.50 pair; good Old Trusty
incubator, 300-egg capacity for $40;
fine store counter Is ft. long and A
fine glass show cases, also $50 raw
hide chairs, 5000 ft. of No. clear
seasoned rustic, 4 and 9 in. for any
of above phone 1873. R. R. Ryan. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

EXCHANGE 800 acre wheat farm,
near Medicine Hat, Alberta, 240
acres steam plowed. Price 500 per
acre, will exchange for improved
fruit tract near Salem. 92 care Jour
nal. 3-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

WE PAY highest cash price for eggs,
pork, veal and poultry. Willamette
Transfer Co., III s. High st. Phone
1400. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

= Span of bay or brown
mares about 1900. Must be good or
chard horses and sound. Will pay
cash. Must be cheap. w. H. Harris,
Washington hotel. 3-5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

WANTED Girl or woman for house
work in snail family. 1865 Mill st.
3-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

FOR EAIE-1916 Ford touring car,
fine running order and new tires or
trade for roadster. Phone 25l0J2. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

NORTHWESTERN Nursery, Rt. g..
Fruit trees, roses and shrubs. Special
low prices on certain lines. Phone
111F3. 5-5
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

FOR SAIIE-20 small pigs, one Poland
China boar, one No. Simplex sepa-
rator. B. Bovine, Turner, Rt. 8. 3-3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

Wilford Allen, of the Industrial Ac
cident commission, is absent from hi
office this week, having been lai,
aside by an attack of illness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

,WANTED--To rent or room mod
ern house. $50 care Journal. "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

Among the more important bills just
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-03

FOR 6AIE-5-yeaf old Jersey COW,
when fresh win give 5 gallons day
J. J. Longeor, Jefferson and s.
Conf "a
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FINE HOME, $500

rye lot old shade; private garage; pos
IT. 10. Dreby Evans. Lincoln Bids.
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GTN-s55OO; 1850 E. Chelten ave- rooms.
porch hot-weter heat. cleo. hardwood
foora Walter V Ashhv. 2RiO N 2Nth
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WEST PHILADELPHIA


WE SELL ONLY THE BEST
WiNTGR TsiShHGTS0SS97i $40 efH ehfs,sn st. DONALD A
52i3 BALTIMORE AVE.-s47b0: 4-bedroom
house; ripe for immediate alteration into
". f. YoNKER. 67th and Thomas ave.
5735 MARKET sT.-store and dwelling; lot
2Oxl2O; large rooms; excellent construction
price unusually low, EUGENE L. Town!
SEND. s. E. cor. seth st. and baltimore ave.
MATCH It II you can; 5000 block Webster; 4
bedr's. loc. unsurpassed; mod. throughout
sample open; $4,000. Remember. Cross stand !
for all that's good 18th and hardwood
Ba40 Observation-Disclosures modern homa
Immediate poss. RYAN. 690s Market ST
40 n. asTH sT.-Centrsl broom twin house,
porch large yard: room for garage good
order; look at It: possession any time
5000 BLOCK. Chancellor: 7r. mod. through
out; $4,000. Remember, Cross stands for
all that's good. 59th and Larchwood ave.
OATH AND WALNUT SITS. s.-2-story modern
$4,000 Kershaw Crowl. 6216 Chestnut st
CORNER; new: rooms inclosed porch: ali
improvements; $4,000. 2s9 S. H!rst st.
43D porch; S price saSo6 Tor au!ck Sale. rooms
Empire Trust Co. 44th and Lancaster ave.
S475O-Six rooms and bath. basement Iaun.
dry. hardwood floors, cleo. lights; immedi.
ate possession. L. Boylan. 265 s. Goth st
5O2S-25 ASPEN sT.--Poreh front: o rooms
$4OOO-Well built porch house. I2 rms. good
location. Geo. Watson. s24NS240 Chestnut.
VACANT nlne-room house. newly painted
and pspered. Smith. 1888 PIT Breeze.
7OI n. s4TH-Porch front; rooms: mod.
srn. Griscom. 2l00 Catharine st.
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STORAGE eNp MOVING

kLFRED KENDRICK & CO.. 1ss f. Sharp
mack St, Gtn.. the working mans furniture
knd plano movers. hauling, storage. shippinE
8stc auto vans and trucks used only; ask for
sstimate for load or part load for Phila. any
Hetste seaside or any other resort, or to our
Etorage. Phone Germantown 1922 NJ.
[|cREsCENT STORAGE WAREHOUSE, 1888
IN I'd. Phone Kensi sington 397S. LOCAL
n nd lCng-distance moving. Large padded
autc vans. One month storage free. Goods
Ensured while in transit. Reasonsble rates.
F,xcel!ent services. Evening and Sunday.
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WALLACE

h N. 1926 N. 20-25S Church Lane, Gtu
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
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4 MOVING DAY MADE EASY
Large padded vans expert movers; North
1shi0e Park hreproof building Ola. 1890
Eo7H Century Storage wsr"NnuSe. absolutslJ
nreproof: spec, nisno patn''ns q rug rms
1Fiss~e-Arraw Cat used sl2n Ma-ket At,
MONARCH STORAGE Co, 1919 LANCAs-5
TER AVE.--AUTO SERVICE STORAGE.
PACKING. LoNG-DISTANCE MOVING
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SobOO $4,000
Beautiful Broom house, 1917 Webster ct
this Is one OF the most desira BILE homes in
West Phlla.: has everything that makes a
home. Possession at once.
4 u
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

1910 SUMMER ST. = Three-story brick
dwelling: fine central Investment.
1g4T N 18TH ST. - Three-story Groom
house: Interesting price and terms.
vestment: rent s1s 50i price $1,000.
os4l GORDON ST. (20th and Dauphin(--
Rented at s15; priced for quick sale at
SOD CARPENTER ST. - Three.story brick
dwelling; ! rooms; will sell At assessment
2062 n. BANCROFT ST.-Two story.
rooms and bath: price s2lOO.
1880 OLIVE ST.-Six rooms and shed; col
ored: interesting price. ,
MYERS 4 BGRTH, RIDGE AVE. AND 10TH
1921 BROWN. 12 rooms: central.
l9O3 Master IL rooms, baths; possession
S282 N 9th. IL rooms, hot-water neat
lib Queen lane. rooms: 2bxlOo II .,
$3.50 Ridge ave, store and dwg,i very cneep
BOD n. 18th. . rooms s97O0.
2hOS N. 20th . stories, rooms -,
BIOS Wayne ave. 12 r., 2 baths; moo. neat
ITO Wallace 10 rooms; possession.
lSUI Mt Vernon, 13 rooms, paths.
1927 Green. IS rooms. baths: estate.
O0S n. llth, Is rooms. baths cheap
~ Buckingham place, ID rooms
1888 Parrish, rooms. -
HlBBERD Il. wORREIL & Co, bbb n. 1Iu
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NEW JERSEY
THIS is 4 GROOM BUNGALOW
for i2275. a6X3G.

This Is UKOOM BINGATUW
for i2275. 26X3G
lu-roOm manor house, VITA outbuldinzs.
for sale,
One ard two acre Plots, wooded
: min TO Pusey & Jones: fare. Sc :
~ min TO n. Y Shipyard, r. r, fare Te.
= r!n to Y. shin. trolley fare. ne.
u min. to Gloucester Ferry. zcns fare, Ic.
2a min, to PhilA, by trolley, zbne fare. l3a.
20 min to Phlla. by X. r.
90 Trains Daily.
Trolley every 7 and IL Minutes
Take Chestnut Street Ferry 10 Camden.
then any trolley going TO Woodbury., Get on
al. Colonial Manor.
by Raii--Narkea Street TO North Wood-
bury GO north tive blocks, - = :. -
once on Property.
COLONIAL. LAND 60, wo9dlesy ~. y
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WANTED
Don't Sell Your Jewelry

bet our estimate. We buy from all largo
jewellers, department stores and indiYlduals.
Established over 80 years; diamonds, Jew
blry. bric-a-brac .old gold and silver; we
hre paying the increas ased price for diamonds.
LEE 8 CO. 712 WALNUT ST. Estab. 1868,
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FIDELITY FIRE-PRooF WAREHOUSES
iS17-lSle MARKET ST
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EAST LASSDOwNE
FERN ROCK

BEAUTIFUL Colonial type dwelling big
hardwood floors: large lot: real bargain;
s7750 others from $4,000 up: send for list.
FERGUsON's NORTH GLENsIDE TRACT.
half-acre and aero plots. $500 up: act
quickly before all are sold send for booklet.
EERGLLEON Ernnt md York
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Homes Near Boulevard

Six rooms and bath, porch, terraced fronts:
lots 15XS0. KELLER. 100 w Allegheny
ave, or 6i33 Lawndale ave.
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40TH AND PARRISH STREETS
TEN PROPERTIES

TEN PROPERTIES
$4,000: can be sold at a profit OF $4,000
within 90 DAYS; best reai bargain ever of
". W. COR. 63D AND SPRINGFIELD AVE
Modern In every respect; baths: elec.
trlc lights: garage privilege; quick posses
sion; price. $1,000.
Donald V. Redding czSs2rS ESD ANp ovr
TO HOME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
22s N. Hobart St: Q story. porch -. 23OO
5o19-21 Market ST.; 3 story porch; each 5000
so2sSl ss4i SAhTg HfERsr 400 Sty 6 each 21Oo
$4,000 sbeOo
Es IS one f The Ss bom., st
West Phlla; has everything that makes a
- BAKER & son, 52Ol Baltimore ave.
;iSSS-? story al modern; dEii main 'iiS's st st.
si00o-Near 50th and Market; $500 cash
ss90o-7All modern, improvements,
Vim. L. Crayen,s 5 Sons hsth Chester ave.
07St osAGE 5ts.n AVE- s'oTy porch electric
On Sas porch s rom RS ssas Psth rS S,m h
GHs GatfE neat % R5s I GO eli f7o2E' 8 Brosd Tosdn
ooo WE SELL ONLY THE BEST
bUU DlOCk .. yDStn ST, restricted section
pNrauetry doors inclossd porch; shades,
s. % winter 4o PESs W sSSs SSs
story. large rooms; bath, shed, moder?
price s4s sSSe
Inc. 30l liberty Bldg. Broad & Chestnut
EXCEPTIONAL location tor a professional
vated. hardwood noors,, electric lights paint
cd and papered throughout Apply John N.
Woodland ave 7-Eoom porch front dwell
irgs; ;27oo each, Which Includes L,! al con
Ssyanf4ihs So f4s ana enSfk rue and Trust
RIG HOME BARGAIN-S410 Race st big
s-story home: now ready for ,occunaney;
FRA EeRHvEN's sST SONS. Sssh and Chester ave. L.
2l7 s. EDGBWOOD sT.-Two story. rooms
ha dW rdWood " fooTs, basement laundry: SIS every
uPt0datH t. fse!HEi SoYENN PF!;S sSS s4SSS sofa st.
s. 2: cor; Oxford and a., Allison ~ stsSnT%o
groceries. provisions. delicatessen, candies,
etc lSW price 81 s4oo@ gGt5 room m for E5Erage
l58h-38 n. Alden: s rms, laundry. $4,000
oRT L. COVENTRY. -z27 S. seth. Wood. 7187
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS residence IL rooms ho,-
water heat. electric light. living hall; i'm
mediate possession EUGENE L. TOWN
SEND S. f. cor 10th ST. and Baltmere ave
$3.50 AND 1884 TRINITY SIT rooms and
bath. second floor: brisk laundry; bis
William L. Craven's Sons. 6sth Chester.
THREE-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSE;
rented $500 per month. Including private
garages in rear. JAMES d. WINCHELL,
l7th and SAMSON sts. sts.
700 BLOCK. S. THAN ST.-Eight houses
Q rooms and bath; finance all or single.
$4,000. Michael ]. Maloney. lo2l S. Goth St.
PHILADELPHIA.
$500 BLOCK hardwood ave.-Six rooms.
bath; laundry. hot-water heat and electric
ID. F. RYAN. 50OS AN=hiet st
S70OO-Tdeal homc 5S43 Florence ave; 4
bedrooms tiled bath. hot-water heat, cleo
lights. parquetry floors; fine cond. act quick
Lambert & McDermott 403 n. SD st.
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APARTMENTR
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

nth ST. s. 1877 THE Genevat-Furnished ID
ba chelor apartments. 2 rooms and bath. In
the heart OF the business section: 2s blocks
from Broad 81 station.
WILL sUBLET for the month OF September
y rooms and bath. furnished located n
West Phika,. ~ squares from elevated
Address NJ 615. Ledger Office.
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ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING

WE CAN RENT your fur, or unfur; rooms
and aptB.: large list waiting; results guaroS
anteed. 1920 Fllbert. Rms. 11-l2, Locust 4Is2
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pus1NEss oppoRruN1r1Es
GARAGE. CENTRAL
DAVID LOWENSTEIlN


s8000--FoR SALE IN A GROWING CITY
Hardware, plumbing and electrical busi'
meas showing a profit OF 10000 per annum
NJ GIN ltdRer 0rfirp
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REAL ESTATE WAITED


SMALL / ANfTLY. forced ~ vacate their
present 1use on arcnur.t Of lease eNpiri 2
woub appl aCiate information about any
smaIl house or part Of house in the City
or outside WI hin reasonable distance ikat
VIII be vacan between now and October l..
Address 92s Ledger Office.
WISH TO PURCHASE medium-size home
with improvements on time payments: pre-
Tor suburb with high school: first payment
must be modera,7: possession September l {:
Give narticuiars VI SIS Lcdger ofnce
HOUSE wanted north Of ltarket st.. for
sale or rent; ready 10 mo 'e soon as
rne"hle. a 227 Lndve- Ofh'C.
NN1ED-BunEalow or small house n
P"nna. suburbs; price aDout $1,000 b III.
"d~er OfNre.
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES with us BUYERS
waiting for modern home s. ORT, T..
COVENTRY T2T SO seth st, Wdd 7l37
WE HAVE IMMEDIATE BUYERS for rca.
sonHblv priced West Phla. properties. West
PhNa. Rcal Estate Co. 5000 baltimore ave
HOME buyers waiting-List your pr Dpertlhs =
with me. Lewis Cohen. ll13 T.Ncnt' BldE.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-20
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED

FARM-First outside of West
Chester, fresh eggs. fruits and vegeta bles
modern conveniences: adults preferred
Mrs. Thomas s. Mellor. West Chester, ia