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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-19
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-19
UCRANIENH ST PO-
.LONEZII LA R1ND.

PARIS, 18 Iunie. Cele cinsi
puteri mari, respective delegatii
lor, dupa cum Sc spune, astaxi
vor lua in considerare ehestinli-
le ucraniene si polonese.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
SOLDIER ADDRESSES
ATST. JAMES CHURCH

Speial rally day services will be held
at "a -. James Church, stanton, with
spedl musical features and addresses
bv olders There will be a full or
chatra with saXophone. Among the
mtfcians will be Norman Groves, cor
nekt: Robert Hackett. violinist: W.
Tdlk, saXophone; Ralph Johnston,
trmbOne: Harold Stanley, violinist.
VS. Edna Murray will sing q solo. Mr.
PICKETT Will play solo on the violin,
ad there will be a male vocal quartet
THE SPEAKERS will be Sergeant John
ismpbell, Second Division, who fought
in seventeen battles, receiving eleven
Wounds. lie fought at the Marne
Chateau Thierry. Bclleau Woods. Tie
tells a thrilling story: Gaynard Han
son. Battery A, of the Fort.eth Artillery
C.. 4. c.. Texas: 4. Hamilton. Sergeant
of the Second Division Engineers, Okla
h0ma. Will also speak
Morning PRAYER. with sermon by the
rector. will be at II O'Clock. Those
from Wilmington will take the 92j
.rolley. at Fourth and Market streets.
Automobiles Will meet this car.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
"DFITY OF JESUS"
.DR.SUMWALT'ST TOPIC
Grace Pastor Will Continue
Series Of Sermons To.
morrow Morning
ORGAN RECITAL
7.30 To 7.45 O'CLOCK

Or. J. w. r. Sumwalt win preach both
morning and evening at Grace NJ. Z.
Church. The morning sermon will be
a continuation Of the series Of sermons
on What Christians Believe" The
subject for this week is "The Deity Of
Jesus"
The musical program Of the morning
includes: organ prelude, NerSet Chorale.
Batiste; professional. hymn, For All the
Saints Who From Their Labors Rest ;
anthem, Festival TIE Deum in + Flat,
Baumbach: Oifertory. solo by Mrs.
kemery, The Lord Is My Shepherd,
Liddlc; recessiOnal, hymn, From All
That Dwell Below the skies; organ
postlude. March. Arabesque, Goldmark.
In the evening Or. Sumwalt will have
as his subject, The Cost OF Half Liv-
ing" The numbers Of the evening pro-
gram are: organ recital, 73O T7ij
o'clock Finlandia. A Reyerle, In Autumn,
Sibelius. Rogers, Johnston. Professional
hymn, D, Thou God Of Ny Salvation: I:
anthem. Soldiers OF Christ, Arise,
Kinder; 0ffertory, Lovely Appear
GounOd. Miss Francis Dewitt, sOloist /;
recessional, hymn, Savior. Again 20 Thy
Dear Home; organ postlude, Nuptial Re
cessi0nal, LOret.
The first fall meeting Of the Sunday
school board will be held in the church
house, Tuesday at s o'clock. The Wo-
mems Missionary Societies Will meet
Friday. october 3 II TO $50 o'clock.
Box luncheon from 1890 10 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
MUSIC FEATURE
At WESTMINSTER
Miss Ros na Landgraf vii.
be Solo ST al Morning
Service
F. W. WYATT WILL
DIRECT QUARTET

The morning service at Westminster
Presbyterian Church will be held at
1880 o'clock. The minister, the Rev.
Charles l.. Candee. d. d.. will preach the
sermon. The organ numbers VIII be
"Andante in A." by sleane and Grand
Chorus" by Guilmant.
Miss ROsina Landgraf, soprano Of
Philadelphia. will be the solOist for the
morning service. Miss Landgraf Will
sing for the onertory number, Fear
Not Ne o Jsrsle" The double quartet
will sing the anthem, 20 God My Soul
Thirsteth," by Greenish.
The work OF the double quartet Is
directed by Mr.. Frederick W. Wyatt.
the Well known baritone 6f this city. As
a member Of the 18Th Infantry, 29th
Division. Mr.. Wyatt saw some strenu-
Gus service on the "other side." partlc-
ularly in the ArgOnne Drive. After the
armisiicc was signed he toured prac-
tically all Of the camps and hospitals
in France with a soldier chorus and
furnished entertainment FOR the boys
there. Returning 10 the states last May.
he resumed his study Of vocal art with
Herbert Wilbur Greene Of Philadelphia.
When Mr.. Greene's Philadelphia season
closed Mr. wyatt accompanied him TO
his summer place in the Berkshires,
where he spent the summer in the in
tensiye study OF vocal technique and
the acquiring Of a reperrory fOr the
coming season. Mr. wyatt is well
known in this city as a member OF the
% .u
eanizations. lie organized the West
minister Glee Club three years ago and
carried - through a very successful
season. The club Is 10 he reorganized in
the very near future and an opportunity
will he given 90 any person i'm the city
10 Join the club.
The Sunday school VIII meet in thC
chapel at noon and The Adult Bible
class at the same time in The gallery
OF the church. II is Rally Day in the
Sunday school and promotions Will be
made from the departments where the
required course Of study has been COM
pleted.
The Nesper service viii be held at
O'Clock. At that time Dr. Candee Will
take for The theme OF his sermon, "Fel-
loWship and Religion The organ
will be. "Adagio from Second
organ symphony by Widor and Post
lude In B Flat" by West The choir
will sing the anthem THE Twilight
Shadows FALL" by Wood. Mr. Wyatt
will be sol0ist for tho afternoon serv-
ice. lie win sing for the offertory num-
Der. "The Voice in the Wilderness" by
Scott.
She Christian Endcavor Society viii
hold their regular sunday evening serv-
ice In the chapel at o'clock. \ special
invitation is given TO all men who have
been in the service TO attend The meet
ing Will be led by +. Ross Woodman,
who was in active service in France.
The topic is Christian Standards"
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
RALLY DAY At
.FIRSTPRESBYTERIAN
Rev. H. Framer Smith TO
Preach on Gods Last
Word 10 Man
EVENING THEME WILL
BE "IHE ONLY WAY =

- the First Presbyterian Church to
morrow the Rev. II. Framer smith, Of
Elsmere, will occupy the pulpit at both
services. taking as his subject at the
morning service, Gods Last Word TO
Man" In the evening, at l3O o'c.och'
bis theme will be "The only Way. The
musical numbers for the day will be:
Morning. Prelude, "Largo' Handel. (;
anthem. "The Trump Of God shall
sound" Nevin); solo. Far From My
Heavenly Home" Rathburni Mr. Pipino.
'Festi,Rl Postlude' Tours.
/Evening Prelude "N0cturne" Chop
iu': inihem. "ln heavenly Love Abid-
iug" Holden: quartet, 30 Eyes That
are Weary" 'Bartleltl Miss CrOwnoyer.
Mrs IIcNlullin. Mr.. jackson. Mr.. Pipino;
posilide, Priests March, Mozart.
At Il o'clock. in The main auditorium.
the Sunday School rally day program
will be given. Interesting and appro-
rriaie exercises. in which all the de-
parimentsare represented. viii be given.
TIE Christian Endeayor will meet at
Gas o'clock: topic. The Christian
Athlete aid His Training; leader, Miss
MargaretMcDowell.
Instead Of The usual prayer meeting
WEDNESDAY preparatory services will
be held. The Rev. Thomas Kerr VIII
have clsrge Of the services.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
ORGAN RECITAL
At SILVERBROOK
Mr.. Jones Will Preach. on
The Choice Of
Foundations
SPECIAL MUSIC By
CHORUS CHOIR

The Rev Elwood Jones, pastor OF Sll-
yerbrook Methodist. Episcopal Church,
viii occupy his pulpit tomorrow, both
morning and evening. Ills subject at
the morning service WIFI be, "The
Choice OF Foundations aud his evening
subject will De. seeing Jesus in His
Companions"
At 1925 o'clock there VIII be a short
organ recital 10y Miss Conncll followed
by the morning service The special
music Of the service viii bo provided
by the chorus choir. directed by Ray
mond W. Lilley. The sunday school
will hold its session in an departments
al y o'clock. noon. Miss Connoll's or
chcstra will he In attendance at The ses-
sion. The pastors preparatory mem
bcrship class will meet at the close of
the school session.
The evening service viii begin at 40
o'clock. opening with an organ selection
by Miss Connell followed by a c0ngre-
gational song service In charge 0fthc
director. There will be special music
by The choir at this service.
Glass meeting In charge OF Joseph W.
Coley viii be- held Tuesday evening at
8 O'Clock. and ON "Wednesday evening
the pastors class combined with the
prayer meeting will bo held al s o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
DIR. SCOTT At EZION.

At Ezion NJ Z. Church. the Rev. Dr..
J. L. King, pastor. will hold services
as follows $50 O'Clock. love feast. con-
Quoted by the pastor; 1890 o'clock, ser
mon by the Rev. Dr.. J. II. Scott. dis
trict superintendent; 1870 o'clock, class
MEETINGS, WIN. Brown, Wm. Matthews,
Robt. Kennedy and X. Butler, leadds
2.30 o'clock sunday school. c. G. Laws,
superintendent; o'clock. a sacred con-
cert consisting Of excellent Literary and
musical numbers will be given.
Monday evening at $50 O'Clock. the
second quarterly conference will be
held with Dr. J. II. Scott presiding.
There will be Tuesday evening class
meetings. Jas. Roles, Louis Brown. J. T
Ayers. Alfred Anderson, Chas. Camper,
leaders.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
SENIOR c. E. SOCIETY
AT EASTLAKE CHURCH

The young folks al the Eos.lake
PRESBYTERIAN Church have organized a
senior Christian Endeayor Society. The
first meeting OF the society was held
last sunday evening Miss Grace Nliet
is ths temporary leader. \ business
meeting will soon be held. The society
will meet at : o'clock each sunday
evening.
The services on sunday will be as fol-
lows: Preaching by the pastor. the
Rev. r. p. Mordecai, at 1870 o'clock
and 30 O'Clock: morning topic, Cost
Of Discipleship;" evening Casting the
Nel.'
~ > o'clock the sunday school VIII
hold the annual promotion day sery-
ices. The school, which is graded, Will
promote the scholars who have com
pletcd their courses from one depart
lnenl 10 the other There will be spe-
rial music by the orchestra, led by
Professor Victor r. pyle. Z. Ross
Fsrra is superintendent Of the sunday
school
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
GOTH ANNIVERSARY CT
LADIES' AID SOCIETY

Special services 20 mark the siXtielh
anniversary Of the Ladies' Aid Society
of Brandywlne NJ. T.. Church VIII be
Hold tomorrow. The pastor will preach
at 1880 O'Clock and 7.3O o'clock. Morn
ing subject "The First Ladies' Aid So
cleiy." Evening theme: Recognition
Of Service" Women Will serve as ush-
ers. Other services OF he day will be
as follows. Glass meeting at go
O'Clock; sunday school at , o'clock
Epworth League at Gas o'clock. Monday
evening, anniversary entertainment. An
evening Of literary. Nocal and instru-
mental music will be given by the
Ladies' Aid Society. silver Offering. The
official board will give a reception "a
the members and friends Of the church
on Thursday evening. Junior League
Friday afternoon at Z o'clock, Mrs. II.
VI. pedricb. superintendent.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
'CONSECRATED ZEAL
PAST RS SUBJECT
DIR. Hubbard's Evening
Theme, "A Common Sense
Argument Against Sin"
MUSIC FEATURE
OF ALL SERVICES

81 Pauls NJ. Z. Church is falling in
line with an Meihodism TO win mil
lion souls for Christ before June, 1920
With this in view all OF the services
are ovangelistlc, the pastor urging at
every service that people yield their
hearts and lives 10 God
sunday evening at 130 O'Clock. the
Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard's sermon topic
will be "a Common Sense Argument
Against Sin" Following the sermon
an earnest appeal will De made 10 an -
accept Christ All the members ~ st.
pauls are assisting In this work and
each one has the definite responsibility
Of winning some person 20 the church,
Dur Hubbard VIII preach az 1870 a. m.
on the theme. "COnsccraied Zeal
sunday school begins al o'clock.
This school Is In il0urlshing condition.
and one OF the most attractive features
is sic orchestra. The Christian En-
deavor meeting Will be led by Mrs.
Lowell Smith.
During the day the following music
will be rendered by the choir under the
direction Of Professor Edwards Morn
ing Anthem, My Jesus Love Thee
Edwards; soprano solo. "Thy Way, o.,
Lord Herbert. Miss Clara Sproul.
Evening Anthem God BE Merciful, ~
banks: 81. Paul's Male Quarieiie. BY
and BY" Edwards.
organ numbers. morning "Adante
Affetiuoso." VIII NJ :. Brown; "1nyoca-
tion" by kullak: "Marche Aux Flam-
beaux." Clark. Evening Organ recital
az 40 o'clock. "a Meditation" Colts
chalk: Grand Offertoire I'm q. Ryder:
"Salut D'Amour." Elgar; "Reccssional
March" Frysingcr.
Prayer meeting services at las o'clock
Wednesday, Will be led by Dr. Hubbard
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
GERMAN BAPTIST.

The German Baptist Church, Fifth
and Walnut streets. will hold Ger
man service IN the morning at 40
O'Clock. when The pastor will preach
on Does Jesus offend Us?" After the
service the sunday school will meet.
In the English service In the evening
at 5;'0 o'clock, The pastor VIII preach
on "Arc We Christians" From, Tues
day until Friday Of the coming week
services will be held every evening al
Ii5 O'Clock 0n Thursday afternoon
the Ladies' Aid Society will assemble In
the church.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST.

The First Church OF Christ. Scientist
Park place and Van Buren street will
hold services on sunday as follows.
SUNDAY morning at n o'clock and sun
day evening at o'clock; subject for
The lessOn-sermon. Realty" The
sunday school cOnvenes at n o'clock
sunday morning on Wednesday eve
ming a testimony meeting Is held from
8 90 Q O'Clock. when testimonies Of heal
ing In Christian Science are given. The
free reading room maintained by the
church is located at No. 707 Equitable
Building. and is open weekdays cx-
cept holidays. from 10 20 . o'clock, ex-
cept Wednesday, when 70 is closed at 3
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
TICKETS IN THE
WAYS Of EVIL
Rev. c. II. Bonner to Preach
on Subject at Hanover
tomorrow
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
BIELE CLASS RALLY

In Hanover Presbyterian Church,
Eighteenth and Boulevard, tomorrow
morning. The Rev. Charles II. >Bohner
viii preach on the subject, The God
OF the. seven Stars. Mr. BOhner's eve
ming subject viii be Tickets in the
Ways Of Evil" The evening service
viii be evangelistic.
T0mrrOw services will be Of special
character. The Mems Bible Glass will
meet for the first time since The sum
mer vacation period. Mr. Bonner VIII
be the speaker, and at the meeting
plans VIII be made 10 increase the
class membership TO $50 The sunday
school also Will hold "Rally Day eXer-
cises tomorrow. At this service many
young people>will be promoted and a
special program presented.
The church athletic association VIII
enter upon It's fall and winter work Oh
Monday night. with classes for all ages.
The gymnasium will be open on Mon
day. Tuesday. Thursday and Friday
nights with competent instructors III
charge Of the work.
The Westminster Club Will hold Us
annual meeting in the church on Tues
day evening. October :, when officers
will be elected and the new year work
Of the club outlined Major Meredith
/. Samuel. 4. +. f.. Will deliver The adj
dress Of the evening.
The Robert l.. Jackson Christian En-
deavor Society will meet at 630 o'clock
tomorrow eeyning and the Junior En-
deavor Society at 3.ij o'clock next FRI
day afternoon. O.
\ At a meeting Of the congregation on
Sunday morning week additional elders
for the church will be elected.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
Special Music Be Heard the
ASBURY OFFICIAL
BOARD TO MEET

AZ .Asbury NJ. z. Church. the Rev.
George White Dawson. pastor, services
Will Be-: o'clock. prayer meeting, the
Rev. W. C. Seymour. leader; 1890
O'Clock. preaching. subject, The City
Wholly Given to Idolatry"; ? o'clock,
sunday school; 6.3O o'clock, Epworih
Epworlh. League. theme. study to Be
come a Good American; 730 o'clock,
preaching. subject. "The Great supper
and the Guests"
Monday. 7.30 O'Clock, special meeting
OF The Official board. Important busi-
ness. Every member OF the board re-
duested 90 be present.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
IRVING CASLER WILL
BE GOODMAN SOLOIST

The services at Goodman ". Z. Church
will be as follows: Preaching at i0A;
o'clock, by the pastor, the Rev. w. G.
Harris; his theme will be "The Strong
hold Of The Soul Prof. Irving C.. Cas-
Ter will lead the choir and congrcga-
ton in singing at this service. Mr.. Cas-
Ter Will also sing a solo.
The evening service will be an evan
gelistic service, in charge OF the pastor
The Sunday School will meet at 2i5
O'Clock. The Epworth League meeting
will be led by Ralph Stats. The Sun
day morning class, in charge Of J. B.
Thompson, will meet at 9i5 o'clock.
The mid-week prayer service will be
held on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
Mr SLIM VI. Z. CHURCH.

Services VIII be held at NJ. ealem VI
T.. Church. the Rev. Leonard White,
pastor. as follows: Glass meeting at
9.i5 o'clock: sunday school at 9.i5.
Preaching service at Il o'clock. Sermon
by the pastor on the subject: "Obedi-
enee The Key TO knowledge" The sun
day school Of Riddles Chapel will meet
% , 80. Tho Epworth League will meet
40 Gao o'clock and the evening preach
Ing service VIII follow at 7.i5 o'clock.
The evening sermon subject will be
..Selnshness and Its Cure" The We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting will be
in charge Of the pastor.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
MI. ENON BAPTIST.

At Nlt. Enon Baptist Church, The Rev
A. G. Scott. pastor, services on sunday
will be as follows: 1890 O'Clock, ser
mon: 4 o'clock. sunday school: 3
O'Clock. B. Y. p. L.; 7.3O o'clock. song
and praise service; s O'Clock, sermon
by the Rev y. W. King.
Prayer meeting will be held We'd
iesday and Friday evenings Of each
week.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
DR.. DAHLGREN AT
SWEDISH BAPTIST

The First Swedish Baptist Church,
Church street and Nandever avenue
viii have a special missionary sunday
tomorrow. The Rev. o. y. Dahlgren, a
pioneer missionary among aboriginal
tribes IN India viii speak at io.lo
o'clock and I.3O o'clock.
The evening service will be in the
English language and viii take the
form. OF a missionary lecture on India.
An offering viii be taken. The sunday
school viii meet at noon. Thursday. at
7.l5 o'clock, viii be prayer service. on
Sunday. October =, the Rev. II. Linton
Will begin q two weeks evangelistic
campaign, with services morRing and
evening.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
SUND. 7 SCHOOL TO
HAVE SPECIAL MUSIC

At Scott n. T.. Church. Seventh and
Spruce street. The Rev Thomas j. Sard,
pastor. sunday services viii be: 9i5
O'Clock, class meeting: 1890 o'clock. SER
mOn subject. What the Church Must
DO TO save L0sl humanity" o'clock.
sunday school with special music by
The orchestra; $50 o'clock, the Epworth
League; 730 o'clock. sermon. subject,
What the Young People Must DO TO be
Saved In These D0ys?'
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
TALK ON WITHDRAWAL
OF BISHOP KINSMAN

The First Unitarian Church, on West
street, above Eighth. Will hold morn
ing service at iO.i5 o'clock; subject OF
sermon. "The Significance Of Bishop
Kinsman's Resignation, or What is
Christianity" Miss Wales will be the
s0loist.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
rAINAnY sf.nNICEs

Calvary Episcopal Church announce
The following services for sunday: 79
o'clock. Holy Communion; 9.i5 o'clock,
church school: i0.ij O'Clock. morning
worship ami sermon. subject, "St Mich
ael and All Angels;" 7i5 o'clock. YES.
per song service; 8 O'Clock, evening ser
vice and sermon, subject, "rhe Dy
mamie Hero" The rector, the Rev. Il
II. stevens viii preach both morning
und evening.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
At ST. STEPHENS.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street. near Seventh street, the Rev.
Frederic Doerr. pastor, will hold serv-
ices tomorrow at 1890 o'clock. morn
ing service: subject. THE Demands Of
Urgency" 2i5 o'clock, Sunday school
40 o'clock. evening service; subject,
a Blessed Call"
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
ST. LuKEs CHURCH.

ST. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church. Monroe and Eighth streets. will
hold sunday school at 9iJ o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at i0i5
o'clock. evening prayer and sermon az
40 O'Clock: "Wednesday. ot s o'clock,
mId-week services. The Rev. William
'Lammlng rector.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
ADVENTIST MEETINGS.

In the First Seventh Day Adv-ntists
Church, on Rowland street, between
Clayton and dupont streets. the order
Of services is as follow: Prayer meet
ing Friday evening at Tbs O'Clock; Sab
bath school every Saturday at 9i5
o'clock; preaching services at fl o'clock
conducted by the pastor, Z. +. Collier.
Young Peoples meeting at 3 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
GILBERT PROGRAM.

Services at Gilbert Presbyterian
Church will be conducted by the Rev.
John W. Ware. both at ~ o'clock and
at 3. Sabbath school will meet al 2.30
o'clock. Luke d. Stafford. superin-
tendent.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
PROGRESSIVE. sPIRIruALIsr.

Sunday evening services at the First
Progressive Spirilualist Church, Py-
THAN Castle Hall, No. COS West street,
will be conducted by Mrs. Ellen Con,
with messages by Dr. Cater, Of Phllo-
delphia.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
sPIRITI,ALIsTs CHIRCn.

Sunday evening services at the Fra
ternal Spirilualists' Church. at Jr. o. L.
A. NJ. Hall. No. 9O7 Tainall street. will
be conducted by Mrs. William Moore.
with messages by Mrs. Bishop. Of
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-09-27
Why You ShOuldGO
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous. Religion. o.
which the rewards distant and which is animated
only by Faith and Hope, viii glide by degrees out Of
The mind, unless il be invgorated by external ordi.
sances by stated calls to worship. and the salutary
naGencc of example.
Johnson Life of Milton
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-08-15
Back To The Farm

That is the movement now. The Gov
eminent is encouraging the farmer to
loaning money direct at a small rate of
interest. This gives YOU en- idea of
the Governments opinion of what farms
viii be in the future.
We must bear in mind that some of
the finest truck farms in the country
are found right in Salem County.
Those desiring farms can see me and
look over my long list of farms rang
ing from $500 to $4,000.
Those having property for sale, can
drop me a card and l will come and list
same.
1 also have a long list of Penns Grove
property.
Below I submit a few bargains:
No: $5-A farm over 200 acres. near
good outbuildings. hotbeds, etc, good
water, with windmill. Nearly every
foot is available and under highest
state of cultivation. All kinds of fruit.
Cashed in SIP, 600 last year. This is a
tip-top farm for truck and large
enough for q dairy farm. also. Price
SIT, 900. About $4,000 cash REQUIRED.
No. 23-Let me have your special at
~tention on a 10 acre farm, within city
limits. This farm is positively one of
the biggest bargains have to often on
account of its location and quality.
Price $4,000. (Owner retiring.)
No. 55-I am still offering the old
Strobrtdge property in Auburn, N. j.,
old shade trees, 80 fine apple trees. cor
ner property. covering . acres. A real
home, for $4,000, half cash.
Here are some interesting prices in
town property:
A big lot 56x120 and small bungalow
Con Pearl Street, for s1,700.
A home (and future investment) cor-
ner property. sc e. Main Street, in
heart of city, Z room house and sum
mer kitchen. small out buildings. lot
9Ox11O. Can be bought for worth of
house, $500.
A property . minutes walk from P.
O., quiet neighborhood, T room house,
and outbuildings for S1.70O. A good
speculation, will rent for $50.
Here's your chance for good neigh
borhood, No. A w. Harmony, central
location. 6 room house and summer
kitchen, to the first buyer for $4,000
cash.
Call and see
JOHN Y. PONTIERE,
Real Estate Broker
S-S-tf Penns Grove, N. ].