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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12
PRESS COMMENTS

The Russian muzhik has changed his tune.-Columbia
Record
A German mark is worth almost much as an
iron cross.-Wall Street Journal. -
When H. c. L. meets Christmas shopping, then comes
the tug of war-Washngton Post.
Its good thing the almighty dollar got it sreputation
before the high cost struck us.-Detrot Journal
The fact that President Wilson wants something
is not argument against it-Philadelphia Public
Ledger.
Some of the knocking wood in this country is be-
ginning to be noticed by the friends of General Leonard
Houston Post
The marble dome the National Capitol is not the
only dome intimately connected with that buding-Co
lumbia Record.
The foundations Of world peace should be sunk pretty
deep because they'll have to support lots of tall sories
Manila Bulletin
If he makes another race Senator Lodge may be able
to run on the patform-he kept us out of peace"-St
Louis Post-Dispatch.
One might remark that the unorganzed housewife
has delusions about what constitutes days work.
Chicago Daily News.
There seems to be splendid opportunities for th
young who goes to Mexico and grows up in the
i som busness.-Columbia Record
1t still looks in this League of Nations business
though Wilson may have had the vson but the Senate
going to insist upon having the revsionManila Bulletin
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

Because the right to strike often abused it does not
follow that the fright" in itself wrong that it be-
right to put the national foot the neck of this
right.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

FOR SALE--Barred Rock cockerels,
Parks bred-to-lay strain, only linn
tied number this year. Miss F. E.
Thomson, 600 E. Smith Road, Me-
dina. Home phone 1918. loft
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

Senators Lodge, Johnson and Borah tried to make a
noise like patriots after the League of Nations treaty was
defeated in the Senate Benedict Arnold tried to make
noise like victory after escaping to the English when
his perfdy was discovered
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

So far the steel strikers of Wheeling, w. Va, it is
estimated, have lost $1,OOOO00 in wages What's the
total, then, in the country at large?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

FOR SALE-Nearly new pool table,
next to the large size for $4,000. D.
s. Longacre, Medina, o. 1w
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

FOR RENT ON SHARES-95 acre
dairy farm, 1 mile south Of Mallet
Creek. Mrs. C. P. Brinsmade. Mallet
Creek, o., phone 2J159. 16-tf
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NOTICE

LOST-On S. Court or S. Elmwood,
out of auto, large folder photo Of
baby boy; name on back. Mrs. Mary
Adams, Medina, o. Twp
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Husband a Tender Bird

Husband Tender Bird
Wife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES not like Mr.. Knagg.
They've been married twenty years and Mrs Knagg says
her husband is so tender"
Husband-"Tender! WE'LL he ought to be after being
in hot water all that tme."-Portland Telegram.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

FOR SALE-White iWyandotte cock
erels. ]. M. Shive, phone 1879. 15tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

CARD OF THANKS
l wish to thank the Pythian Sisters
for the beautiful house plant they so
kindly sent me.
1w MRS. WILL NUGENT.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

Cleveland teachers to have their salaries boosted
to the tune of million dollars Let's hope that this sum
is equally divided and not thrown in chuncks to the high
salared with little Cheese sraws handed to the
who get little and do much of the work.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

How the old banaces in the navy hate Secretary
Daniels Not alone because he is Democrat and a
Southernerfor that objectionable sin in the Of
Republican barnace-but because he demanded better
service in the navy and dollars worth Of materials Of
all kinds when selling to the government Robbery OF the
through contracts had so long under
Republican rule that honest service and honest filling of
contracts was so unheard of that it natural to set
howl and to even believe that the public would join even
those who were public robbers And very naturally the
barnacles that have been showed out hate the man who
began the showing.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

On the heels of the public laudation of Roosevelt,
and SO close up that the movement may put to its
own use part Of the momentum thus generated is
launched Presidential campaign for Leonard Wood on
the Republican ticket While it's nifty scheme, plan
to profit by Democratic aid isn't it open to criticism
the side of loose morality?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

The question of collective bargaining the part Of
labor unions has received considerable discussion within
the past year two That collective bargaining is gain
ing friends may be in the fact that Presbyterian M
E. and Baptist conventions have endorsed it,
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

If the government will stand every striking coal miner
up against wall and find out who U. S. citizens, who
not citizens have made application to become such, and
who have desire to be citizens and then depor the
latter Glass; something tangible will have been done
towards settling foolish wage difficulties.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

The Inter- Church World Movement convention, held
at Columbus last week. endorsed the community church
social center which is another way of endorsing the union
of small and weak churches in community where there
are more churches than needed and where two
weak churches laborng under heavy load should unite
and march forward to victory.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

Now Republicans tell Roosevelt was the greatest
of his age Did his greatness consist in part of his
fight against the corrupt political machine that is now
lauding him, and is insisting that General Wood will make
worthy successor to Teddy? And is possible that
when Wood gets his eyes open he may too fight the Re-
publican machine as did Roosevelt?
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

strate them. However, national l. W. W. leader re-
Gently sad "A few months Of prohibition have done more
for the W. w. than years of organized work without
prohibition could accomplish" AS the surface indications
seem to prove this statement concusvely it well
to study the proposition and if there is
IN forcble ardness.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-12-12

The usual migration to- Southland has begun and
those with abundant will spend their winters where
the snow is seldom and where flowers bloom the win
ter through little later the seekers for game in the
Northland will set FORTH and then-bu only thenwill
Medina appear lonesome
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be altogether happy. Take Chamber
aain's Tablets 70 correct these alaor.
dsrs. TAey zTs prompt an eEE@eIual,
easy and pleasant to take
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Surprise Birthday Pat.


A pleasant surprise party ms given
at the home Of Mr.. and mrs. Allen
Lippy Monday evening, April 7, in
honor of their son. DIR. Harry LIppy's
18th birthday The affair Haa 80 we'll
planned that Mr.. Harry was complete
" SURPRISED. ! very pleasant even
Ing was spent By all, At late hour
refreshments we're served. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Allen r.
I4appy, Mr.. and MRS. Horace Reese,
Mr., and mrs. Edward Burgoon. Mss
a. Eruia sna1Ter. Marie Alban. Treva-
.zumbrum. Nava Hare, Ruth Miller,
Mae oureler. Maggie Furman. Ruth
Warehime, Goldle Weaver. Anna
shuItz. Minnie Burgoon, Dada znm-
brum Treya Iippy. Naomi Durgoon,
Ruth Lippy. Nary Lippy, MessTs. YER
non GreilnsIeIn. George Miller Ray
mond Rupn, chas. Mitten. Leslie
shaffer. paul slorner, Harry MusseI-
man. Albert Wareheim. Melvin Boil
linger. Chaa. Rust, Louis Lippy,
george Enaor and Harry Lippy. At
q late hour the guests departed wish
ing Mr.. Harry many more happy
birthdays.
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ID be happy you must be vel. i
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rfAniKs T.InEIlERIcK

gIINFtIaF1a 7 TT - " ~ =
IzIa d Carroll County. DECEASED. Al persons
having claims against The deceased aTc hezebz
IhzzasI legally authenticated. = the subscriber.
d Or before the 2sthd d. q October 1913 they m
otherwise BY law be excluded from all benzhk .
GIssa under my hand N 9TH day Of March.
~ ELIZA ! FREDERICK.
mar at E2eeutfix.
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Pimlso Spring Meeting.

: With the PImIlco spring meeting
from May l 70 II, a little more than
q fortnight distant, the. attention OF
horsemen Is becoming centered more
and. more exclusively on the beauti-
ful course d the Maryland Jockey
Club. when turf history vii again
be made when the SOS, 900 preakness,
the $4,000 pImlico Oaks and the
$4,000 Green Spring Valley steeple-
chase. to say nothing OF the Nursery
Juvenile, and Spring Handicap are
decided. 49,
The Maryland stables represented
include those Of r. J. Walden. 4. u
Carrman. William Jennings. L. 7,
Bedwell, Captain Raj PaTr. Thomas
Clyde and s. D. Riddle.
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TO CREDITORS.

Thiz : % give notice til he subscriber has
obtained from tho Orphans Court Of Carroll CouH=
=. in Maryland. letters documentary on The
Personal Estate Of
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now Is YouromplexIOni

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n - she grows older and she VII
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Il you are haggard md yellow, your
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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WESTMINSTER, I'D.

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attention, efficient service, legitimate
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Give way before the pene-
tratine effects of SIoan's
LIniment

So do those rheumatic twinees and
the loin-aehes Of lumbago, the nerve
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the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise.
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70 CREDITORS.

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IaInel from the Orphans 1aHrI q Carroll Count.
IN Maryland, letters tealamzntaTy on the Persona
~ g
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JOHN H.GIRE

late Of Carroll County. deceased All persons
having claims against he deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the zame. With the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated . the subscriber on
or before the 28th day q October. 1919. they mas
otherwise b. law be excluded from all benefit Of
zaid estate.
Glssn under my hand Ihlz 9TH day of March.
1919.
FRANCES 2. ALLGIRE.
mar gs-4E Executrix.
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: nFoRE fNsURIEo permit me Z

= EFoRE fNsuRIH0 permit me I
= quote you TzIzs for Fire. To-
nado. Steam Boiler. Norkmen's Con
DznzaIIon, Plate Ola. Life, Health.
Accident, and ~ lInaa Of Insurance..
Compare my forms attached to II
policies issued y NJ and you vi
sea now much EIeEIar protection
~ i've you.
naIea In the strongest Companies
|0r Automobile Insurance foF@IeIg
and 1877 Models. 100 per hundred
III Models, s1.zb. I9I4. $50 PEI
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INSURANCE AGENT,
in md Church p. Westminster
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CARD PARTY AT GREENWOOD

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
GREENWOOD, Del, March Fine
condition Of J. T. Wiley. former clerk
az the peace for Sussex County, now
confined to Salisbury Hospital is i'm
Miss Julia Coulter is spending some
time In Wilmington.
E. r. Galloway and family are spend
ing a few days with Philadelphia rela-
tives
C. L. Reckord and family are spend
ing a few days with relatives at Bel
Air, Md.
A st. Patrick's dance and card party
was given by the young people at the
home OF Mss Emma Hayes, on Monday
evening. Those present were: Miss
Laura Salevan and Miss Frances Ben
nett Of Milford, Misses Evelyn ana
Sarah Harrington OF Harrington, Miss
Vera j. Currinder Of Wilmington, Misses
Anne Cahall Adella Gray, Elizabeth
Curray and Katherine Wiley OF Bridge
willie. Mrs. Elwood Dukes OF Philadel-
mia. Mrs. C. r. Mcgee, Miss Delma
DocEerty and Miss Emma Hayes OF
Greenwood. Messrs, Roy Pettylohn'
4, Harry and Jay Pierce OF Milford. Grenn
Curtis and Earl Sylvester Of Harrington.
George Ruos, Holland Cannon, Raymond
Russell. Bradford Jones and J. Edgar
Layton Of Bridgeville, c. R. Mcgee, Z.
T. Peynolds. Addison Porter, s. S: Pen
newill John E. Hazel and J. Frank
Hayes Of Greenwood.
Miss Henderson. Of Milford, was a
Greenwood visitor this week.
Mrs. Elwood Dukes OF Philadelphia
ls spending a few days with her sister,
Miss Emma Hayes.
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SOLDIERS SPEAK
FROM CHURCH PULPIT
necial to The Fveninx Journal

Special to The Fvenlnz Journal.
BRIDGEVILLE. March i2- Young
men OF this town. who have recently
been discharged from service spoke in
the NJ. Z. Church on Sunday night. Dale
Cannon and Otis Spicer talked Of their
time In training camp while Millard
Macklin, who has been doing oversee
work, described his trip. Charles
Brown displayed interesting souvenirs.
Linford Hazard, OF Atlanta, Ca. grand
son OF Mrs. Minerva Hazard Of this
town. who has been discharged from
the Aviation Corps, gave a delightful
talk on his training.
Because OF so much time being lost
during the influenza epidemic, the Board
OF Education found IL necessary TO open
school on Saturday in order that the
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pupils would be able 10 cover the re-
qulred amount OF work The order
viii be rescinded after next week, how
ever as the work can be completed by
the end Of the school term.
A Jubilee meeting Of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union will be
held Sunday evening, March %. In the
Union NJ. Z. Church S7Dr. Clarence True
Wilson.
Mrs. Mary Gee is spending a few
weeks In Wllmifgton as the guest OF
Mrs John A. Booker.
Miss Lois Ward. who has been spend
ing the winter IN Wilmington as tho
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Edward Clark,
has returned home.
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GENTLEMEN'S ESTATE
Overlooking the famous Delaware, Phiia-
delphia Pike and Grubhs Road
BARGAIN
While prices have gone up on practically
everything, this has not been the case with
this property, situated on one Of the high
est spots IN this section. One acre Of
ground, livingroom. library, dSlingroom,
kitchen, pantry and open fireplace. hrst
loor: three master bedrooms, second floor
three bedrooms, third door; new hot water
heating plant and plumbing, recently in
stalled by Thos S. Biscoe. Electric pump,
large 10-foot porch. peach, pear, apple,
plum and cherry trees, large bath. a few
neighborhood are Messrs Frank d. Lackey,
Worth Bros, 2. G. Hardesty, William
Cloud, George Lodge and A. 5. Muhlhau-
sen. Call for further particulars.
MUNDY & c..
Bell Phone nag. 7O6 Market st.
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Farm Bargain
With Immediate Possession

So acres Of land. within one-hslf mile Of
Townsend. Del, fronting on State stone
road About One-han Of this land Is
cleared and in tillaCe or pasture, the other
half Is in partly cut-over timber. The soil
is a sandy loan, admirably adapted 70
truck farming. fruit growing, tomatoes,
etc The buildings consist Of q tw0-story
frame dwelling Of rooms, some stables
and other outbuildings. There Is nice
orchard OF mixed fruits, In good bearing
condition; also a good assortment OF gar
den fruits and asparagus. II taken within
ten days, possession win be given on
April 1
Price Only $1,000
Albert L. Teele's Farm Agency
s12 King Street. Wilmington.
mar12-13-14-15.
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FOR SALE

A beautiful home, with garage suitable
Tor q doctor. Windows with screens and
awnings. Well located.
Two apartment houses, bringing In bis
income In excellent locality.
Large list Of other houses In dinerent
parts Of the city for Investments
Boarding house, New Castle, Delaware,
fully equipped. can be purchased az bar
gain. Party leaving town.
General merchandise store. doing $500
10 81 900 worth Of business per week, In
growing down-Statc town.
Garage-Must sell on account OF bad
health OF owner. Located IN a town Of
Tailor shop, doing a good business, in an
excellent locality.
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT CO..
Phone 5i1s-R. Ti2-7i3 Ford Bldg
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SEVENTH RODNEY STREETS square PLAN rooms ana
laundry, ceiling In dnngroom nad-
wood aoors chestnut TRIM lavatories. including awnings,
screens kitchen you are looking for
coy little home all oonvenences and In excellent
condition, here Il Is Possession.
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HOME NEAR TWENTIETH STREET BOULEvARDh and
two baths and electric lights stationary
laundry tubs porches garage room for one machine inis
properly IS excellent condition. Possession
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A centrally
modern or srOom home at Belon and also one AZ Hrest
WHAT HAVE you TO oFFERl
F. E. GALLAGHER
Phone i2e2 92a Market Street second Floor.
-- -------l
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE HOMES
TwENTYsTXT JEFFERSON sTREET5ony three left out Of
sss New square plan an %, rS9ms s and & S S drepaeo % hd
chestnut hr aoor Colonial anish second % door
room and laundry basement These open for Inspect
reasonable terms.
SEVENTH RODNEY STREETS square plan rooms and
bath hot water neat Laundry Deam oens Z n5s sSninss
screens shades hOeqm kitchen you are looking for
condition, here It Possession.
NEAR TayT5Tg S @ !RErT . AND ss s 95 sns3s 9s
proPy 9S9s 'Oi IN .dssat 5H'' condition. sTa5 o Possession
and baths porches hardwood floors. Laundry
y G Sf od this hi 1 poper In excellent condition
sell Possession.
sTREETT & story sc brick 1S,sT ro%; ,r,6 and BATH
1905 MADISON srREET-i2 rooms bath hardwood trim This
property apartments with very little z
1901 PARK %;r can Ss Converted ' into an apartment
500 POPLAR sTREET-i BATH heater Renting for $40
be bought at bargain.
porche. This Is coy little home
0U7 nRKvooD sREET-6 rooms BATH henr best of
Possession June %
ss WEST EIGHTEENTH BATH porch heater
sos MccABE plan house 10 rooms and
BATH hot water heat hardwood floors fireplace Laundry On nrs s
awnings Possession This properly the have
listed a Time
4oa WEST rwENTYrouRTH STREETS bath heater
porch gas electric lights laundry and pny Lot iS5 feet
7o ADAMS sTREET-Tbee story brick l9
yenient location. Possession 60 days.
water heat 4 hSroSod % b % S % ceiling @ S dpnsroom porche
dition possession.
1903 WEST SIXTH STREET, bath heater electric
dsys ds9s. i'''' '''''''
wsT 5sa and Possession 3 Ps5 So a a water heat hi
~ WEST NINETEENTH STREETS rooms and BATH porch hot
heat. condition Possession New square plan
1905 WEST SIXTH Immediate possession and bath
gsrd a1S Newly pspered and fixtures Throughout a very
cozy little home.
SEVENTH brick 2 rooms T. and S
can easily be converted a apartment
SIS KING sTRrErou.s rooms and bath gas hester
This is a good business location
LOMBARD STREET NEAR EIGHTH and bath gas s s!s5
tubs heater porch This property is in s00d condition
FOURTEENTH STREET NEAR TTL%srss % S 0Ss SS - caD Bs
and baths hot water , ns5 sith little expense Is excellent
cOsdiaon Possession.
NO IS WEST gTREETsq&urS & Pn @ ,5S 540s 1sa sa6
Da-L a co1y ntAe hohe' III 5000
.ao5tion land convenient location
osxrR PROPERTY SIXTH STREET NEAR CLAIIoNS rooms and
SUBURBAN
plan bath, heater.
chicken
sn. trolley immediate possession Party leaving
crnARs-Frme square plan dwelling story
rooms kitchen,
out heater lights running water. fronting
on variety OF fruit reasonable.
sTANToNDeaehed double frame house. and bath
50x2S0 hot heat light
and stable Possession March 25
the biggest suburban bargain the
sold quick.
A the
Pennsylvania Shops and bath. porch.
electric,
Immediate possession and purchased
eonable
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
224 W. Ninth ST
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BOULEVARD SECTION.
rooms, corner, detached, square plan !;
every convenience.
7 rooms, corner, detached; lot 50x10O
5000.
rooms. seuli-detsched. hot water heat,
81 500.
WEST SIDE.
s rooms. corner, semi-detached. square
plan, $500. -
SUBURBAN.
rooms, semi detached, 5000.
8 room brick, on one-haf acre Of ground,
S25b.
room bungalow, on acre Of ground,
1900.
GUY & REARICK
eio Orange Street.
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FOR SALE

These properties. listed with me since
Monday, are 20 be sold quickly. Act at
once, or someone else will get the one you
want
Jefferson ST.. between goth and 2ist. Z
rooms, bath, porches, heater, semi
detached
vandever Ave, In the 500 block. 0 rooms
bath. porch and new pipeless heater.
Kirkwood St., between 9th and 10th. 8
rooms, bath and shed kitchen.
Lancaster Ave, near Clayton St., 8 rooms,
bath. porch, heater.
Possession can be had soon
F. E Gallagher
e23 Market Street
Phone 1902. Second Floor.
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HOME NEAR TNENTYTHIRD STREET BoULEVARDi2 rooms
and baths porches hardwood doors Laundry
Ihis property ABOUT ree
years old This property Is In excellent condition owner must
SELL Possession
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iO3OEOo coNNELL sTREET-Three story brick and bath
porches heater paved street Price $780, on rental plan
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,rp PROPERTY. SIXTH. STREET NEAR CcLAYToN--s r
CoHNEsh ssstsr open plumbing, porch Condition good
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LOMBARD STREET NEAR EGHTs rooms and bain gas
tubs heater porch. This property Is in sood condon F
In 30 days
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ror-nrrrNrt5 STREET NEAR TATNALL-hree story D ~ ~
and electric poICnes tI
Converted into an apartment with little expense is III
on Possession
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- - --- .-,xyrN-r1' SEVENTH STREET-Square plan, II
NJ 10 7b.5rooms reception hail. heater porch gas ane
49, 9vt1res) This house in very co4g niue Aoie'
noJ,,ion and convenient location
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SIS KING sTREET-House and store f. rooms and Datl
This is good business location
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REAL EsTAIE-FOR REM.
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A SUBURBAN HOME AND BUSINESS Modern house and S
Pennsylvania Shops. rooms and bath, porch. Lot 81
water gas and electric heater. garage and modern ch
ing plant. Immediate possession and can be purchas
sonable terms
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SUBURBAN

- -,,oop er1sre plan 6 rooms and bath. heater. Lo
Stsble chicken house. good young fruit trees very
nt 10 trolley and immediate possession. Party must sci
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1905 MADISON sTREET-i2 and bath. hardwood trim
property be converted into apartments Win very
pense. Possession March %.
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79 ADAMS STREET-Three story brick, 2 and bal
heat porches, good condition. This property Is In
yenent location Possession GO days.
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rrnARs-Frame square plan dwelling. two and one-haf
rooms and and back Kitchen porch hardwood trim
ont heater electric lights running water very lo
on two streets. variety OF fruit trees. Price
session.