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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
Lee {. MOORE,
Company K,56lst Infantry,
American E. F. A. p. o. n.

Company h,0blSt InIdnITy,
American E. F. A. p. o. "a.
Sth january, 1919.
From Commanding officer, Com
pany X, 361st Infantry.
To: Mr.. Charlie Moore, Haily
Idaho.
Subject: Private, Lee E. Moore,
deceased.
l regret TO state that Private,
Lee E. Moore, 225S1S7 Company X,
361st Infantry, was killed in actien
in the Meuse-Argonne OF ensive, nsaI
the town of Gesnes, France, on oc,o-
ber 8. 1918. Private Moore was an
Automatic Rifle Gunner. In the
advance on Hill 255, he was struck
by the fragmsntsof bursted shell,
killing him instantly.
Private Moore was buried on the
battlefield, and refer you to the Chief
Graves Registration Bureau, Ameri-
can E. F., for correct location of gave.
l extend to you the entire synpath.
# myself, and the men Of this Com
pany. You have the consolation that
Private Moore died, honorably, while
executing his duty as a soldier.
Curtiss r. Gilbert
Cant. S61st Infantry
Comdg. Co.
The above letter was received by
T. c. Moore fr2m his son at Haley
Idaho.
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GOODWIN BROTHERS HOME.

Howard and Frank Goodwin both ar
rived homie this morning. Howard
has been in the service in Francs flo
over year. We have not seen
Howard yet to get any Of his exper-
inces. but We will venture to say
has had plenty that he wouldn't care
to repeat. Frank has been stationed
at New Port for some time.It was
nice that the two brothers returned
home al thu samr time.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
HOMER LAUER
HEARD FROM
December 18th, 1918.

December 18th, 1918.
Dear Mother
Well, it has been long time since
1 have heard from you. and it has
also been a long time since I have
written. So 1 viii start at the begin
ming. First be landed in Liverpool
after a seven days trip on the "olym-
the famous White Star liner.
After five hours in Liverpool we en-
trained to Winchester, staying there
two days; then On We went TO South
anpton and boarded the little St.
George to Ia Harve,s France.
Here we stayed in rest camp (No.
~ for two more days; then took train
for Sel-Sur-Cher, a town of about
seven thousand inhabitants, arriving
two days later.
We laid in Champ-Coal, a small! vii
lage two miles out of Sul-Sen-Che
taking leave here we left the 4ist Di-
vision and went to Chanoy, and there
transferred to the 149 N. G. Battalion
of the 42nd Division, or the rotel
Rainbow.
We stayed in Chanoy few days
and then went into the lines at Car
raine, holding the Luneville and Bac-
carat sectors. After one hundred and
ten days here we went to the Cham
pagne front. Here came the final
German offensive of July Is, IS, II
and is, ending the latter day named.
A few days later we moved to Chateau
Thierry and drove the Germans for
eight days, taking part in the fights
of the Hill 212 and the little town oil
Sergy.
On leaving Chatau front we arrived
in Rabicourt forty miles from Chau-
mont A. E. F. headquarters. Staying
two weeks we went to the St Mihiel
salient capturing one hundred and
fifty square miles in twenty-seven
hours.
We went here to our last front. this
being the Verdun. Here we struck
again, being the final blow which
crushed the German army. On Nov
L we moved forward again and did not
stop until a few days ago.
We now lay in a small town few
miles from Coblenz on the Rhine
river. Twill try and write you few
lines now, and tell you of our moves
from the Verdun to the Rhine. First,
all these moves We're made from one
town to the other each day.
First from Bazaney we went to Los
Berlie, on again to Stony; again to
Anthe from Hue to Montmedy. The
next day we went to Yiton. Belgium,
on to Irlon. The next day we went to
Mush-Luxernburg; on the next TO Keh-
len, Luxemburg, staying here little
over week Then on to Gilzen; or
he next day to Kopp, Germany, on
again to Stepplen and to Girnbach and
here we are. l have told yoa OF our
.ravels in Europe. Well, w1ifs'r1c as
'oon as possible and tell me you are
ceiling as good as I am.
Witt love to all,
MAI. HOMER K. LAUER.
Co. B. 149th NJ G. Bn.,
t2d Div. A. e. F. France.
Light and heavy hauling. IndeDend
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WE'VE DONE OUR
HITCH IN HE'LL

l am sitting here q thinking OF th'
things l left behind'
nate to put CT paper what's runnin.
through my rind:
We dug thousand lhrenches, cleareC
ten thousand miles OF ground;
4 meaner place this. side OF hell
know could not be found.
But there is still one consolation
gather closely while l tell;
When we die wen go to Heaven, for
we've done our Hitch in Hell.
We've built hundred kitchens, foi
the cooks to stew on. beans;
We've stood hundred guardmounts
and cleaned the camps up clean;
We've washed million mess kits and
peeled {. million spuds;
We've rolled million blanket rolls
and washed million duds.
The number OF parade5 we've made
would be hard TO tell;
But they win not parade in Heaven
for we've done our Hitch in He'll.
We've killed ttousand rattle snakes
hist tried to take our cots;
We've shool, a thousand centipedes
nom ou' army socks;
We've marched hundred thousand
miles and built thousand camps;
We'v, pulled . million cactus thorns
from out our army pants.
Fut when or earth our work is doue
our friends behind will tell:
,When they died they went Ia Heaven
fc.' Trey done their Hitc:- in H"ll
When the final taps arc sounded and
we lay aside life's care'
And make the last parade up the shin
ing Golden Stair:
The angels meet US with welcome!
and the harps begin tc play;
We draw million canteen checks and
spend them ir,a day.
Us then ven hear st. Peer loudly
with yell;
"Talso a front sea- 18th Infantry,
you've done your Hitch in He'll.
{ Signed) A Soldier of Company a,
Twelfth Infantry
Camp U. S. Troops
Larberts Point, Norfolk Va
February IS, 1919
Dear Sirs:-
Enclosed is few verses composed
and writer bv a soldier o. Company
A, 18th Infantry, which might appea'
TO you.
Yours truly,
A Soldier
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PASSES AWAY.

After suffering intensely for the
last eight months, Mrs. j. w. Gray
passed away quietly Feb. is at Z p.
NJ. at the home of her daughter Mrs
Rceder ae Hallway. Oregon,
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Attention Red Cross Supervisor O.
Garments.

The Red Cross workers will only
lave short rest and then anothei
allotment Of refugee cut garments t.
be completed in two weeks. A. re-
quest from Washington asks that full
speed be given to the work for the
next three months to supplement work
that is being done by the women them
selves in the devastated districts, as
every able-bodied person in this dis
trict is doing their utmost to prepare
the fields for this years crop.
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LOST

Cocker Spanial dog, about one yea1
old. Solid black, very curly, answers
to the name jack. Suitable reward
to finder.
e. W. Equals. Ut
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27

About fifty friends and neighbors
of G. q. Arment surprised them com
pletely by appearing last Saturday
evening with well filled baskets Jack
is reported to have hiden behind the
stove and said, well but we are go
ing over to Farnham's for supper.
Jack left Saturda.' morning for
Cascade, where they have leased the
Fred Woolfe stock ranch. Mrs. Armon
Loren and Hollace will go about the
middle of March with car and Ho
race will stay till the close of school
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
LITTLE Carroll ANSoN

Little Carol Anson, youngest son
of Mrs. Florence Walker, met with
sudden death at Cascade last Satur-
day while playing in the switch yards
of the logging camp last Saturday
afternoon 1t is supposed that he at
tempted to cross in front a. a moV
ing car and was struck ON the hsad
and chest causing instant death. lie
was picked up by one OF the work
men after the moving car haa
crossed over the body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker weat to Cas-
cade several months ago and have
BEEN employed as cooks at the
camp near where the accident hap
pened. Little Carol was a sweet
child and the pet OF the family. he
was four years, seven months and
four days old at the time OF his
death and his sudden and untimely
departure brings saddeness to many
a heart. The body was brought to
Payette Monday, the funeral was held
from Lauers undertaking partors
Tuesday afternoon conducted by Rev.
Thomas AshworCh. irterment was made
at Riverside cemetry beside his
father, and twin brother who preceG-
ed him about year ago. He leavt S
to mourn mis- IS, "a stepfather, motn.
er and two older brothers beSida5I
other relatives who have the tender
sympathy of many friends.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27

The NJ. Ell Church win hold their
annual Winter Picnic at the church
P. NJ
Farbers big white sale starts next
Saturday.
Mr.. E. TraFer lett Monday Feb.
24th on number IS for Miller, South
Dakota. His leaving was rather un-
expected, but duty called.
Our Big Cadillac Truck is fast and
easy riding. We can move you n less
time and with the least ware and
tare on your luniture Independent
Transfer and Storage Co. tele. 216.
Farbers big white sale starts next
Saturday.
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For GALE.

FOR SALE.
3 heifcr calves months old milk
COWS, good team and heavy harness.
~. R. Better. phone 2fe-w, 1t
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27

Advertised list, Post Office. Pay
cite, Idaho. Week ending Feb. 22nd
Beath, G. A
Bradley, Mr.. j. w.
Roberts, Mrs. w. M.
Smith, Mr.. Curtis. R. /.
ST Clair, Rrs. Mary.
Thomas, Mr. Leonard. R. 2.
Wilburn, Mr.. Thos.
L. T. Bowman, p N.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
PAYETTE TO BE CORRECT TIME

b. G. Dunn operator for the West
e5n Union has succeeded in making ar
rangements to install a systcm OF
Western Union clocks with the
business houses of Payette, he has
now "a firms who have signed agree
mentt to have installed in their place
of business a Western Union clock
which will be automatically corrected
twice each day from central clock
at the Western Union office. These
are self winding clocks and will
never fail to give the correct time.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27
FOR
RUSSIA TUESDAY

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert White rsceiv-
ed telegram from their son Albert
Junior stating that he left for
Russia Tuesday, Feb. 25th
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27

FOR SALE
Alfalfa Hay.
Henry Peutz. phone 2s3-11,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1919-02-27

Light and heavy hauling. IndeDend
ent TrsnaSsr and Storage Ga tsls 1tt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-27

SSa n. PATH ST.--Three-story dwelling 10
rooms: good condition: now vacant; imme-
date possession. BARBER. HARTMAN &
CO 1on1 Chestnut ST.
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ss47 N. 15TH-,Poreh steam neat ell. lights,
ii rms. good loc Glenn. 1hl7 Columbia.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. NICHOLAS, moved to 286 s goth.
wants buffers couples cooks. kitchen
maids, parlor maids Mattresses chamber
maids. ladies maids. nurses houseworkers
positions wanted for buffers housemeu. u.
cooks, Protestant chambermaid OF Jenkn-
town line. Phone Locust 21AO
WANTED. cooks. chamber ds chldnurses
Miss Rose DouEherty i3ls Gratd ave.
COLORED men. women; always on hand
Hursey, 1875 S, 18Th st. Dickinson 36f5
WANTED At Episcopal office. 3l2 s. 18Th
st cook waitr's Chsmh'd nurses ktchmd
COLORED men and women always on hand
Hursey. 123h s. 10Th st. Dickinson 364h
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MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES
OLD GOLD

NEW and 2d-hsnd bicycles, tires, all makes
ANDREW r. RIRCHETT. bo3 s. 22d
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BRICK house 3 sty., porch. all mod cows.
detached. owner. Il ls3, Ledger Office,
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EXPERIENCED typist and file clerk; col,
Iege graduate; desires work mornings in
office or at home B 9O1 Ledger Office.
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BUSINESS PERsoNALs
Graduate of y. Y, College Chropody
DR.. LEWIS, 26S. 18th St.
DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

TR4NSAGTIT23Ns ! ET3 CO GGfoSTTEiiPE%frAL STi ETfE
Rfb5G', iarH AND MARKEr ROOM pHIH aii
HAI-Rs II 40 a NJ no IN = =
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NEW JERSEN-SuBURBAN
NINEI kNn

bath heat. light. all conveniences sunny
west and south exposure; cars stop AT door
Lands ave. Nineland: reas Mrs. NJ c. Cha sp
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SALESMAN wanted to sell new auto ncces-
sity; big demand; small Carital required,
7. o. Box 81. Baltimore, Md.
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS, DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collectors.
PHILA STAMP CO. 81 ; lIth ct
Vineland Player Action Co. Nru"laud, y j.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


BUSINESS OPpORTUNITY
For n man who has had insurance. real
tate or brokerage experience we have Ru eN-
ceptional Opportunit5; no investment re-
quired: we want hlEh-grade man OF intrg-
rity. who Is competent to sell and manage
sales organization. we can fully instruct
you. n You possess the above qualifications,
in a week or 10 days YOU can produce
$4,000 to $4,000 per annum kindly give brief
outline Of previous experience. Address
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Oyster and Chop House

x fensinEton ave. oyster and chop house
doing $500 per week which can he great tly
improved, price $1,000, low rent.
W00NS KENslNGTON AVE.
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month: posses ssion within 20 dave, size of
lot, l5ia x75 price $1,000 Carmen, 2sll
Kensington ave.
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YOUNG LADY, hiEh school graduate. with
years business experience wishes posi-
tion where services and ability will he ap-
preclated. Address r 80. Ledger Office.
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EMpLoYMENT AGENCIES

MRS HARVEY. 1919 Rittenhouse sa.. desires
pasitiopA for French chefs. 1strclass cooks.
k4D 10 500; lst-class Swedish, frlsh,N Eng
ifah Mattresses Protestant, Norwegianf Eng
ian irish chambermaids, French SWEDISH
irish ladies' ids, experienced nurses.
irench goyetnexs lsundresses. French ana
English hufierg chRunenrs aoupie Win
child asst Rardnner. chapueurss shousekeeper.
s~s M nNkes drsir. vac. tor every capAeity;
unnIhsr ~ raitrsrses kltehfn maids.
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POSSESSION
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

s23 f. rioga St G rooms, bath porch, cleo
tricity; very desirable Catlon; wide street !;
like new. price $3.50. HASCHER
BROS, 23l3 kenSington ave, da lily, to 81,
AInnd dn,. md ErIlu.- nNnnlnrs In q
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HOTEL COLONIAL s1RTGE sr },Tz

Select apa artment family hotel; in the centel
OF the city; opera ting on the American plan
our table will please the most exacting'
q, PITNAN BAKER .Jr., Manager.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

HANDSOMELY furn. S-rm ant, exc. bldI
W phla., q mo, to responsible party wi
good refs. no children. l19 Led. q
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800 HOUSES for sale. 800 down. balance
same rent: list on request
Kennedy, 1OOl Chestnut St Room SOC
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1888 ~ ETH ST.-'rhree-story store. 2-story
mobiles; price $4,000. Mallon. 2s4l ~ sth,
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

,0SI e. Atlantic ST.; rooms bath, porch;
,rce S2s0O HASCHER BROS. 3313 Ken
.ington ave, daily 10 =; Monday and Fri
lay evenings S to 10: or 2OiG e. Pacific St.
snnda To Z II m
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Garages
MODERN GARAGE

southern section of city; 58x136; elevator,
steam. etc: well financed
JOS. II, BARBER. 215 Penfeld Bldg
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

WATCHES. GOLD. SILVER, PLATINUM,
MUSICAL. INSTRUMENTS, BONDS bought.
HIGHEST PRICES paid, l20S FlLBERT ST,
OLD CLOTHES ladies'. mems or hovs'
suits. overcoats, shoes. hats; we positively
nay 20 per cent more, send postal, call or
phone Dickinson Gl55. We cali, city. country
day. evening Friedman Bros. 1iii South s..
CAsT-OFF CLOTIING-Ladies' clothes
spccia aty; gentlemen's. children's clothing
and shoes all kinds bought, highest prices;
auto service; we call anywhere, any time,
Phi. Mkt 2t4s W or call NJ Stern ss7 N. Attn
FURNITURE ard household goods; highest
prices paid for part or entire households
GET our estimate Harry H. Finger. 200 y
ID ST. Bell phone Market 1924. Evenings or
Sunday call orar l25h.
WE WANT, at once. household furniture,
ash, honest value; phone US about Il. Locust
42ll Old Church, cor. 9TH and Cherry SITS.
BROKEN iewelrv, antiques, pistols coins
coin book with price pay mailed &C. j Il
Boss Peoples Storel, 266 $. 1lth. Wal 44S6
COUPE or Sedan body for Ford Gail or
write II. \. Beahm, All Harrison Bldg
Phone Locust 205l,
WANTED-To buy for cash. safe or safe
cabinet: state particulars with size and
price p. o, Box 262.
SECONDHAND clothing. shoes, etc; send
postal. SNEIDMAN. 922 Poplar st.
FURNITURE, carpets needed badly: highest
prices paid 2O4s Ridge ave. Poplar 1914.
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family. ref; hamper Wk., good facilities.
Address el25 Tasker. Phone Dick. 40a6 w.
STENOGRAPHER. formerly holding re-
sponsble position with large corporation
In England. recently arrived in L. S. A. is
open for similar position here. 32l,
Ledger Office.
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OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware, old
si:l. '"welry teeth nlates bought for cash.
Est. 1917. ]. L. Clark. rehner, so7 Ssnsom.
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HORSES

FOR SALE--Qualifed hunter 1871 hands
absolutely sound; weight Carripr: can he
seen al Phila. Country club. Applv owen Fay.
FOR SALE-Four horses white 13OO-1500
lbs good condition. j, r. Lewis Bros.
Co 2h45 Aramingo ave,
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AGENTS

AGENTS -- Wireless umbrellas: III pay
hustlers 81 an hour to take orders for
To- bsTvin mutGt Parlsr Me "a aooI
Wall St DAYTON. o.
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WANTED
Don't Sell Your Diamonds

Get our estimate. We buy from all large
jewelers.. department stores and individuals.
Esta bished over 30 years Diamonds, jew
ery. bric-a -brac, old gold and silver. We
LEE & co. 7l2 MALNrT ST. Fstab. 1893.
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$50 ST, above York-Eight rooms: first
class condition; right at Stra wberry Man
sion: S5500, l., c. LUTES, 7O3 Walnut.
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS

FOR So ALE,--.stesm enEinc. l95 horse. power.
cylinder 10 in. diameter. 1G-in stroke. now
running, in hrst-class condition; made by
BAH Engine Co. Apply f =. VOL Co.
church and Tscony SITS, FrHnkford.
PowER-PLANT EQUIPMENT
Dyna mos motors, boilers. steam and all
engines pumps, air compressors
FRANK ToOMEY INC. l27 n. "a st.
MACHINERY for sale in a well-equpped
machine shop n w section: price S3hOu
net no agents. Irving Rudolph. 2lio Jeffcr-
son st
ELECTRIC MOTORS MACHINE TOOLS
POWER EQUIPMENT
o BRlEN MACHINERY co, llD y. 3D ST,
WANTED-One stack. 20 Inches diameter. 80
feet long, u or h-t8 in. plate: frst-cass
condition. Frankford 293.
FOR SALE--Two Monday hoistiuE engines
double cylinder. double drum comnlete
With boilers Cramer, 1920 Beach st
PATTERNS for mach q mctals:cst. - yrs
prices right Mctiear, 10l3-16 Ridge ave
PtLtEYS iron. wood and steel "a hand;
large stock Haddock Co. Inc, 343 \ 3d
pYNAMOS, motors & machinery wv huy
complete rlants YearsleN Co. 224 n Sd
ALTERNATING and direct current motors
new and used. g. f. Mink co. 227 y 4th
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1211 s. BROAD ST.-Ffteen rms mod ; lot
200 y. to rear st: immediate possession,
r. JARDELLA. 1h35 Christian,
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SMALL HOUSES
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

aoal f. Pickwick St; rooms, bath porch,
price $4,000 Apply only oodG +, Pacirc
st. daily, 10 to 4; sunday to u. m,
g2iI y. 10TH 81, -- Large 3-storv brick
dwelling. s rooms bath and lnclosed shed
lot l6 feet 10 inches by 1O0 feet dcep. I'll
modern conyenicnces; convenient to trolley
lines and trains: must he sold to close an
estate; immediate possession.
WILLIAM j. LAWSON
Atorncy-at-law
1ii6-1S $. Penn square
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BOARD WANTED

MAN and wlfo want hoard / or rooms
IN quet family Address. with partlctl,
lars, b 2. Ledger office,
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2aAs y. CARLISLE ST. stX., r., batl
and shed; noHsessiou at settlement: easy
terms Shutt1eworth 3O54 KensIneton ave
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21l3 DE i.ANCEY PLACE-Lot 1Sx1nS: de-
sirable dwelling; extremely choice location T:
rea easonable price. Samuel NJ. Gayley 1909
gt
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D2l N l1TH ST. 10 rooms and bath
Monthly lease: price $4,000.
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1899 $. 21sT sT,-rwo-story dwelling {
rooms. conVenences
J%MEs j. HAGAN. aIa Chrlstian ST.
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1914 w. LEHIGH AVE.-Purch: 10 rooms
VALUE $1,000: bargain for cash SALE
$4,000. NJ GErH son. Inc. 6O6 Liberty
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s. w. COR. 10TH AND CHERRY SITS
Lot 2iXlO3: = So from Parkway. JAMES
IL WINllIEII.. I'm and Snnsnm
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1901 ~ 18TH ST.-Three-sty. ll-rm dwg {.
good condition: immediate posse ssion.
BARRIER. HARTMAN & co. 1901 Chestnut.
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26OO TO 2Bl4 PINE ST-Eight 2-story de.
sira ble dwellings: rooms and bath; each
underdrained.
GAYLEY. 1909 Pine St
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE


Expsrienced, capab Bile, IS. married; building
.socia tons financial individual, active;
can use legal knowledge and executive
ability to advantage and produce results;
by appointment.
NJ $40 Ledger onice o.
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iight 4 sides. SMITH. 1888 Pt. breeze av.
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T. e. COR. aith and South; lot 2ox82
garage and . dwellings cheap.
FARRELL. 10 s. 2Oth.
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1923 MT. VERNON ST-.-wiIi make n good
apartment house Samuel Simpson,( T27
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA
number OF small houses: get our list
C'HAS. !. BROWN co. 2l7 S. Broad st.