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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

auyhoas ana sesfsaots iaugh snd
iausa uproarIcasls ana ncestsnfis
ilHeueA iAree daullnk acts. created
fs unprecedented popularity % ~as
: sessen vhea rten tar best tariffs
paied beside ias ais - aaeAln a.
iefs ihe enl 81 haii tae tsrces nr-t
faa sac ~sole eouutrs ~as a.A.ne fof
li ans a Is aoa IN is safa oApae eta
ans'h 81 ihr Ccu 1asalfs. ehisssa
selvsn 4 Campaus ~ll sena i here
wna an admirable sssi Il erceufs
and ite complete prsiaeilon TieAcss
ca safe a. sefnef Pharmacy
snu~fal iu tAe moaaisins and sonae
~iaier oarAs hasnt had sins
sis sheep ta feed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
Get the Hdbit d .
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
oays - ssrs lesk er sssi sssss
~isA Ne sssssm ssis
81 esls>es

uilnars a folks hssAe issSPuaiis
se- snssasd 81 loaalnx snsn sssfess
~uk draxa ~uhsgs IN lassse hsshf
yessAt Neh 4 4 Esssssle~s 70 p~r'
ferN Aifaxte> n yea c>ala hsiisss
tAsse kcs ~atef srttnssasta
rhsfe sf< vest nanAh<fs 81 rz<n asA
~cnsa Mo. Isnusediatsls upos svislas
sn The mcfssns. aflns . rlAss ef roxi
bot sAlsr w.sk = iessrasefai 81 h~s
stene rhcsrhsss IN Il 1hls a. a very
.srellsnt fsaHA Measure u 10 IN.
ssaaed 40 fash shs stomach. liver. All.
neYs end the tklfse fest ef nttslfnss
- the rrestous taxs waste. seur bile
and inaiEresihie material len over IN
the t.Ads skieA u not sllmlastci e,efs
dss. bscome foad ler the nillicns 81
Bacteria Witch lnfest the howsit. the
eeitk fesph T. I,oiNons ard toxins
~hiek are then absorbed latn the blood
csatlnf hssdsste. tilioas suscks toai
breath. hsa lssfe. eolds. stomach lsoal
he. ilaney mtsfrt sleerlsVness lm
pure hloed snd al AnFis ~ Alreuts
feNris uho frei fert 0Rs faS ana
tsals Tho neA. kat Wto simply esa
not Sc, fsehHe uKhi sc n.er4 a.
oltaln ! cuagtsf posnt ~ hnsslons
phosphate ~ ths dfi9 siore his
wtll ccst ssry little Naf l. surcisnt
@ maks Hnypns = real erstk on tAs
sableft II lntefuai fanlisf'aa
iust as SOAP aaa hot water sct %
he Hkln. clesnfinN s~erteninK sne
fftshenlnE 20 limestone rhospf ate ahd
bot natcr alt on thy eiomAeh hrnf.
kidnsss ard bowels Il = ,sssif more
Important % hattie on the ifsids than
en- The oafsiae. hesaasc The skin iorrs
A. nof absorb Impurities Onto the
.Asas ~hiie ihr iewsi pores 40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
MANY Or OUR BOYS
IN HOSPITALS IN FRANCE
More Than 100000 Arc m,
T1,0n Suffering Prom
Disease and 33.iii Prom
wounds

Washington. lsn - An ofiic,ai 70
port from General rrr.hint mad,
public y, rhs Wa department shoe.
that on Ianaar, ,. there w~rr les "a
msn 81 Ae Amefl,an arm, In hos.
pliAls in Frantr and Ensand 81
aom ia.s'a were suffering from dla.
ease and aaiii from woand. Of olhsl
injuries
The report said iAst The namist %.
hospital cases ls sissdll, decreasing
there having been q reduction ~ NOR.
thAn is.eee since the ptc,loua eeeA
Deaihs dufina "a. wocl precedln,
ihsi covered By IA. report numhsfe.
'ei. - ~hom go died Il disease aaa
81 of woands received before a.,
'rmisilce ~as ,iKned
comrloie add ,stefuil, ,asfasi
iisi ~ mon siltl n tho hospital IA
france and England who wef,
wounded before usilllllcs ,cas.f 4,
so. on' o. was ~ courier 10 ia,
Iniicd States u ~ill funlsh dtfnt,
Information - 20 ihs nature u ihs IA
iurica suffered ~ each man
The department also aunuan,e,
that cable sdsi,er from General psf
shinr Indicated that The 1ous an,
tedious hos Of hattie ,asaslt, r.
pofts has 81 length been eonlplsird b,
he central rfcords office ia France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
CARRAMlA ASKS FOR
GREATER AUTHORITY
Congrcna Of Mekico Has Many
Bills Before II To Increase
the Presidents 4
Power u

Nsiita tig aJn 20 Proposed
ennsflialionai fefufns some ~ iAem
sdains io ias ps~sfa u me chief "a.
eeufise sfs aaasua ias n4a.i laposisat
maiitr before lbe ueslesn fonsfess.
fas fprmsiflna - Sstlsaai liiaak ~
wsshp ca b. lhe tsafsi - ns~ eur.
frnff system saa taa usts lha I'D
nsasa % rmi...ea alse j. bslug dla.
easssd - ihe eafh y niaisisfi al
ulsY be ten, e. 'hs lsaisla'sss ief o..
el.ion
Anons co. sonsNistlonld fsiosms
% BE- decided is pfolssi toresiss sf.
ilsie ~ - lhs cousilisilea IL sssA Q
~aY a. siii xlse ias pfsstdeui auflar.
10 % iats over snd aamlnlaisf. 10
ihe nallenal lalesesis. any pflsais ln.
aa.iir ~asa stfikss 81 otbsf sssas
MAJ fessii - ne lnisfrupiish 81 Il.
ssfsifs io ihs feifimeni u 80 pablls
iaisrssi rhs pfoposed fvfsfm is a..
fselsa pflneip@ily q ~ifr. pn pa.t4l
aad naritins sysisu,s
90 . pfppossd las - dtfBs sfsi-
fls ~ no~ before consfssa lnellsas
ths asilon4llsafiou II oll lsna s. = msl.
tsf ihst Ass bssa - vial ipi~fsst 90
fofesFn eofi1rafisas - fesalt q
prssidrnilal esefesa sssot ID Init cad
asrusi isfs essbsdylnx ths .ans
alms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

Eighf " aTs nso when - frsi
moved 20 NATION. walt . great auf
f'f'r from Ind 'ea'hn aud tbnsilpa
llon. writes Nrs Robert hlllaan
Asiioon. ~. = had frequent head
scises aud difxy s9e :. and fhoft "a,
feeling Ike . heasy weight pfrns
nE ON my slemsch and chest an ih'
Time J isli mlsernb.e. Ever, morse
VI food distressed f1s. | could no
rest IT nlghi and fs,i tired aui worr
sgl sI lbs iaAs On bottle Of chan.
tefisln'F Tables cancd en- and has,
since fsii llte q dlffefeni person
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

f.t T. SprnEsr s-feom. mc lvrn
isisfh. .ofs o~r paid ME =. Z.
tr ftis 4fuaeris fes f,ar $50
Noa isii ire to ssi ii CO.. s. e'p ~
NAh TERMS
les > Warner room. noifrn f.
iots csiefn sni gafsse feeaQo1
Tf = Warmer f.om modern
wiih iofs. fsr s. 4ea sf ore niee
Ia araied and sort, ihe monrt
X :. Rg.ACkNAN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

ses.. s>se 4 essk : "a Il "A.
s.sns u Amsssees ssa<-ssfa eeus
ssAhssss sni nee<sa > slns ksss
eecn inefsaslns F<eessls - seIAlls =
tss s.skssrs@ud fsia> aafias ~
sasA heaFs "a d~se<sisss sre -.
tesfsa - kslp fssss' uai ~ sAlese.
es-efssiss asats ghs fasss - - An
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sassssesss "a Ursss~s
fks ste, y ~o'a ~ an AartAsAu =
sgfksr 80 sss Fnsnfiy s<s~zssa n
= Salet str<s ~ - ss<a n unllan'
wesFsnx n tfas.a-a saA re- -
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hAse ovsrs,ed veuf lssss a Aosrs.
tAey sAsd I can espisia tklsS ~
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rsssd cowe - n ssasfca ans -
all 'hfv. sea r. n bfax its~esps
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~as rlsAse ,oa =
fAe "fileer rcthatd tAai ths msn
~sfr hnidans maeaat adlas ~ Amer.
isan snhnrsns a. sslvsAtion q lh5
Aneft'sn military pelNe lor cgfosnl
'efk ln iefe i esfsileat Thr, srs
Fecn sssV~hefe rhr case. ihs,
zeal "llh are pfineln~lls oserstay4as
iesss~ whth ar o'lea iue a. mia
uni"fsiasdins ~ nsla ssheia.ss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

possdil a. nj ,fps, fsprs.sassilss.
iofssi AHA 10 Faiafu 20 Nernsnf
usn Ufoenrf usnsfal l.aasnsiaftfs .
snessasg. aad ne FfrduFi,A naa
nsan aasosatr ~ lAs sinsll l,ar"p~
ldsa -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
FLU MLPs LONDON
MERCHANTS SELL GOODS

London Jan sa--i.anion u an shOrt
ration- vf clean ia ndry bseauee ~
NJ infiBeaxa ~hieh nss Dc lei~l ~
sisffs sf tbq public i.undrie. Con
seqaeDiiy ihs pabils u eompelisd 20
make eonilnsor p-.ehsses u ne~
shlrss ~ ofhef vssaabls elg'hlns ana
the deaisrs fhsrsin srs rslolsins la
boom tssds
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30
EeDocroR'S,
VeHDvIcEA .
kA Zs-ss AeA~'

fhn 4sN4A1aue tatwNfwd h@fo& 80
EeaeFsi = shsfsftef - sentea~ -
diseases sse rv~n I'D re sss~~ss
oil sppiS - So este ~ .ttathf -.
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rss@s ~shias 1enAsg ssslse fre<.
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nais Ceisf - - est sifeets. issfls<<
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a sassiepe e. fetty al nsne >ss
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lsas has hrAanf Is fsllrslna nlasss
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saaas have ~uf.rn htm sspfr asleas
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lhs roilawlus
~ tesis liaAef q ~ sifI ~ fssa.
~ fual a~.t satifs Va nlhfss ! have
f.aand felisf sns less stan,.s aad
plfssF sHea ms tuaf Great uuiBA
hios Hrsifh tai assaats snd I lhsas
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nahf wff Nfahrfs ainfefslF
MISS n WHITE
80 Ffes ~
Furiiana Ms
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

f'fesldsnilsl hosms sre ons q he
nessst t8inEs IN CeFmhng Thfes
men sno.e supporters sfs tfyins %
make ghs bee bpsx i0ud enOasb 20 b.
heard sfs Dr Bernhard Dsfabafs
who.e activities - propasandlst Ia
ill. sounfff rhlie h. 80 asfe sap
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

IN Action
Sergeant lsm,, 4 Moss. Nag.
nurr
Private Dump 'aul,on spencer.
willie
Returned 10 Duty previously
Reported Missing In Ae,ion.)
Private Ewsi . ~lfiHwf tarfls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30


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tesefe taaea a. AhA hNfs Hr
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

4
'porsea hy the Commsnding Gen.
eral II the American Expedition.
AIRY iervesi
OKLAHOMA.
weended Severely
torl-aF~l Arthur kiehes kng
fisher
futaie llomsf /. iis,i>. sulphur
springs
Private Jsnr. J llobh- chsnd
her
rnsaie Ira r llcrlntg,r fair.
NieV
Private Naltao lludvin> Ia
worth
Private oiank anderson. va.
son
Wounded. Degree Undetermined.
Corporal Alberi Day New hs
corporal ,'lsunce T. Hammer
Ashland
Maronef Millism Roland ~
rcrk,on AlhanN
i'uNat, ,lafence f James, Nor.
rt>on
Private Rohet Nohlcs, Mlsief
Private huck n Nil>on. Arl.
morc
Private u>,ar lnglr ~nmmy
field
= Pr,aie Samuel "A nedrck
rulsa
Private ueefrc " Phillips
fleres
Private Ben ! kfi>. shawnee
Private ie>eph = i'hillp,s. Calu
met
Private rAonaa, William liam
sek Thomas
Private Lewis 4 Heck. Ccutv
hoins
Private lHamir T. Shcnas mc
liinerr
Private HAYWOOD \ Shepard
Marietta
Wounded Slightly
torporai Alexander Y chueu.
late liuuch
Corporal Sio1n Ham. okiaba.
Corporal ~ ko, 4 Rubiu. No
wAta.
Corporal WILTON q Messer
lsmlih lruntoH
Corporal llarn q Bloii okla
haua tiis
Corporal Lnm Elliott. shawnee
Corporal Paul Joseph Fonrnicr.
Qmulsn
Corporal Stewart Il Fouis
kingfisher
Mschanir Frcd I. waddie. Eu.
faula
Private i.oni, Acton Maud
Private Lavcrne X Blakley.
Guthrie
Private Earl \ Davis. Hastings
Private Tom Howell. Long
Private Guy " Jones. Arra.
Private CALVIN q Mcl.ain. War.
uer
Private Fred Hall. Ilcnr,eiia.
Pri,at, STANLEY Weeks. Foss
Private Freddie + Falling.
NiBlfH.
Private William & Becson. Rob
berson.
Private Wesley llindman.
Meyers.
Private Nefn !. Jcffery. Davis
Private Earl " lowell iilanch.
ard.
Corrections.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
(Prcyiously Reported Missing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

ioek fss ferds oufhfis made rosl
siTns They cosi les. better Issley.
na<s sny slzs o. saape nssilss yonr
mensr aesss leaves 0pftris oivs
bosas sisn nsa a eh.sss frss. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-30

The iollonlng casualties arc re
nor,ea by the G,nmsndlng Gen.
ersl II the American Expcdision.
arx lNrxssl
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

Judge T. 0. Gilbert returned Sat-
urday evening from a business trip
to the Twin Cities.
-Chas. Wildes of MINNEAPOLIS visit
ed at the home of his sister, Mrs. A.
Nicholson from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. o. E Ruble and sister went
to Litchfield Monday for a visit with
the formers daughter, Mrs. Ephriam
Johnson.
Julius Hoglund arrived last week
from WATERFOWL, S. Oak. He left the
forepart Of this week for a trip to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Victor Olson of Makoti, N.
Oak, came last Saturday for an ex-
teided visit with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Landberg of this city.
-OlOf Olson and Andrew Larson re-
turned to Dassel this morning after
attending the funeral OF the late
Erick Erickson on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thomas Marshall and daugh-
ter Ellen returned Monday morning
from a visit with Miss Marion Mar
shall at Minneapolis since Friday.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Hans Peterson was in the Cities
last Saturday.
Miss Mary Tew visited in Litch-
field over Sunday.
Or. II. F. Porter, Dentistry, Carlson
eiock.-Adv.
Henry Olson Of Spicer was WILL
mar visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Florence Powers left Friday
morning for visit in the Twin Cities.
Dr.. Oscar Zahr, 0steopathie Ply.
sIcIan, Metropolitan Bldg. 'Phone 81.
Joe Stark of Atwater was a Will
mar business caller Saturday.
Dr.. Oscar e. hedln, dentist, Carlson
Block. 'Phone 81.
Mrs. Alfred Opheim was visitor
in the Cities from Friday until Sun
day.
Dr.. c. e: Gerretson, Dentist, Loney
Block. Telephone 1ss-Adv.
Misses Hazel and Edith Nelson
spent the weekend visiting In the
Twin Cities.
Judge T. o. Gilbert returned Tues
day morning from business trip to
Breckenridge.
Miss Florence Hedin is having
a weeks vacation visiting at her home
in Lake Lillian.
DIR. and Mrs G. e. Gerretson and
Miss Minnie Nelson spent the week
end in the Cities.
Dr.. Robert Y. 1la1mgren, Dentist,
Metropolitan Bldg. Phone aoo.-Adv. #
Lewis Nordgren Of Minneapolis
arrived Monday evening for a visit in
this city the rest of the week
| Drs. C. e. Anderson and G. A. An
derson, Dentists-6ank Of Willmar
Building.-Adv.
B. o. Kylo of Minneapolis visited
last Friday and Saturday with DR.. I.
rs. Benson.
! "A baby girl came to gladden. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dan
ielson Of this city Tuesday morning.
Ruth and John Nelson and Grace
Quinn of Litchf1eld arrivd last Fri
day and spent the weekend visiting
at the Emil G. Lundquist home
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

Mrs August Bergman of Pen
mock went thru here on the train
Monday enroute for Rochester where
she will cinsult the Mayo Brothers.
Mrs. John Sandness returned to
LaMoure, N. Dak., last Monday even
ing after a couple of weeks visit with
relatives and friends in this city.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
GOOD BOYS AND GIRLS
North Pole, Dec. End,

North Pole, Dec. End, 1919.
To All Good Boys and Girls:
Just note to let you know I'll be
at the Johnson & Johnson Co.'s Store
where I would like to meet all Of you.
I'll be there from 900 p. m. to 100
p. m. on the following days: Satur-
day, December Goth, Monday, Deem
Der 22nd, Tuesday. December 23rd
and Wednesday, December 24th.
Be sure to come in and tell me
what you want.
Yours as ever,
Ct. SANTA CLAUS.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
STATE Off Frs
inst CAMP


The institution Of the Col. Roosevelt
Camp No. 20 United spanish-Ameri-
can War Veterans which was held
December End at Willmar was mem
Orial occasion. The state officers who
were present and conducted the insti-
tuition or spoke at thesoccasion were
c. w. Ketchum, department command
:er; p. r. Benson, department adult
ant; Nels- Nelson, departments quart
ermaster, of Minneapolis; Chas.s Do
Ian, past commander, OF St. Paul: Har-
~ NIX, pat quarstiermaster. Of Mime
apolis., X: :..>S ( 49,, y
The exercises began at 4 o'clock
and at $50 a banquet was given to
which the guests of honor were the
members Of the Col. Hegg Post G. A.
R. The installation of the officers
was held after the banquet and was
conducted by Commander Ketchum.
The following are the officers in
stalled:
C0mmander-PhH.J J. Haley.
Senior Vice Commander-Wm. o.
Junior Vide Commander-Carl J.
Freeberg. {
Officer Of the Day-Victor Kingen-
beg.
Officer of the Guard-Lee Wetherby.
Adjutant-Albert F. Garwell.
Trustees for three years-George
Martin, Frank E. Holmberg and Os-
car Sattergren.
Quartermaster-Charles A. Rub.
Chaplain-Louis Sorenson.
HistOrian-A. Burkhardt.
Sergeant-MajorC Charles Holmberg.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Fred Bel
lefuil.
Color Sergeant-Frank Al. Holm
berg.
Mrs. Charles Bond and Mrs. Lyons
of Minneapolis, president and secre-
tary of the Department Ladies Auxil-
iary were present and spoke.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10
Christmas Program.

A Christmas program and rag ball
social will be given in Dist. Is South,
northwest Of Pennock on Saturday
evening, Dec. 18th. Ladies please
bring rag ball and lunch for two.
Ella Holmgren, Teacher.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson returned
toMurdock last Monday after an over
Sunday visit with the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Magnus Olson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

i. T. Cramer returned Friday from
a couple of days business trip to the
Twin Cities.
Oscar Elmquist returned Friday
evening from a business trip to the
Cities.
For Christmas-Your Photograph
Elkjer Bros.-Adv. If.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-12-10

George Larson of Mamre under
went a noperation at the Rest Hos
pital last Thursday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-04-14

S42OO--Corner near Goth st. cars: story s
rooms. porch Dutch hall, hot-water heat
J.. b. r. MCCLURE & Co. is s. 10th ST.
S5OOO-South OF Market st, near 18th ST l..
sta. II rooms, porch; selling for less than
cost. j. B. n. Mcclure & Co, Is $. 10th ST.
63D & PAsCHALIl-Two s-rm pch front:
rt. s22; price right. Smith. 53S PIT Breeze
ARGAIN-S235O. 3-sty. house 32Os Hav-
erford ave. Apply 1851 y. Goth ST.
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NHM 5,S.r ,.s,. IS the rtne to sell Your REAL
for r'SIATE' Nc, @ don'l keep on thinking about il
ITH,l:I' send us the full details or an, R.Ni
- IA = YOU have for sale: We viii fnd Won
wamr M 10 ,1Srr ETry a, once We have clients VINO
Sunurhan properties. sea shore pTupertl.s in
''s'ih"hi properties rtr
j. a. BAILEY & 90
133 5. 12th 81.
"2HrE or yo"ms to rent moaern npIo,dse nousG
vicinity G3d st. Ovcrbrooli. nriWii"r.' mF i,,
lmaHi Siats Iit particulars. Address p O. Box
no. So NOT FtKNISTED ali modern i'm.
,ishI about 30 minutes from downtown.
dTess poa IHShIHt; n@arlX o lease or longer. Ad-
n,sHs f'.' boN BOG. Logan Station. city
r. nave 'lients who will buy small houses
,"r 'nNestmen, single or in rows. What
mISNe You to offer: ALBERT IT, IADNER.
- ~ :: \. W. cor. 9Th and Green sis
frp4IIbEKrIES pIabnKrIES in Frank foru BrIdesburg and
cr,ei, N,,,nmond section to rent and Tor saie
q = RCDzINsEI.. - 2as7 asf7S''SnIiSG or.hodov s,.
liANE iMMEDlATE BUYERS for properties
ID 81. Market 1907.
HAZE ',Ll: lor A PROPERTY in y. ". sorrton
sc" Lhomas. .3l5 W l.ehigh ave Ola 1906
''Hi u GLlEN'r for good located GARAGE
-. -. 'dtNsoi, al baltimore ave.
a.. ,,.,,,.. IlOU SES WANTED
~ NEST PHILADELPHIA. $1lOu TO S35uO
~ I"fATRItk. l5ii y. GOTH ST
NANTEIl p Manufacturing building. about
= -,,,,Wo" t1eI of floor space, | or : stories
J. 1na Ledger Office
.WEST PHlTA. REAI. FETrSNTE co
avn" 6ail'm0r" ave. Woodland 243a
Suburban
hI'tNSlbE-What have YOU to ofrsr in
EnhH house. $4,000 to $40OUn NJ 500
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NIF,R
NEW MERTON HOMES

.. Adjacent to station.
Attractive and varied styles of architecture.
Sl7. 800 to $50. 600
JAMES +. SCOTT. Phone Merton 500
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NATRONA Rhove DIamond--4 S-rm houses
o-story brownstone front; half block from
Park Owner. so $ 9th.
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AVE. l. square Woodland
ave; modern S-room' house; possession
Smith. l53S Point Rraeze ave.
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Sb70O-6203 nANSDoWNE: IDEAL 4-bedroom
home: modern improvements.
d LAMBERT & .MCDERMOTT. 403 N. 63d at
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PITMAN-.t largo list fine properties from
500 up- GrsrOm. 200 Cathariue PkiIa
RIVER BANK house aud garage: SO boo
IL rms. Fl. Wright. Rivrrtou. y i
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MAIN LINE
NEW JERSEY--sI'BURBAN
LIPp!NCOTT lots AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS N !

AND o room mod. homes. all cows. : large
grounds, hardwood finish possession MAY
John MAAhnM. WnmdhnrN IInLghts Y 1
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FIORID Dk

FIORIDA-WE WILL BUILD YOUR HOME
on rich farm near Jacksonville Ht only 81
per month Writ JaN Heights Co. Jack.
sonvile, Fla
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THREE-STY. 12r. dws,. good Locations room
fnr garage; now rented $40 mo-: sell for
sinnn "a nriick nIlr q. Goldman. 12l Wa InnI
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Observation-Disclosures KBhN
SNRRERTU

RRANp-NEW detached residence. main
rooms plus = baths and pantry. ho'-,Ma,.I
heat electric light: lot hONl"N; nrl'" Nn'u"
Immediate possession: near station. iE''E-
ERT J. NASIT 1901 chestnut 81. E0sti'r."
phouo. Narborth sos.
III WINDSOR AYR.
81 STORY DWELLING. ! ROOMS AMn
BATH. STEAM lIEAT, ross. AT o\'E
WA. A. M,CREA, ARDMuRE. IN.
PHONE ARDMORE 30
HOUSES FOR SALE. $500 up. Caldwell
& 60 \arhrrth
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400 S. 5rST--s-st6ry; side yard; elec. light ;
ha rdWood floors; open hall; opposite park
los iAllen Potts. 4DO5 Baltimore ave
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n MUST BE SOLD, 83l2 \. 10TH ST
A. ,ty porch and terrace dwg.. 10 rooms nd
ba th; lot. 16xll0: good condition,
lGHAS H. BROWN & CO. ~ S. BROAD
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COLONIAL, STONE, HOUSE

pcrtect tyre OF architecture having on the
ilrst hoor, large center hallway. coat closets
laNatory, very large living room. dining room
pHhtrN. Kitchen aud laundry; the second floor
CONSISTS OF master sleeping rooms ba tbs
Rann separate servants wing OF rooms and
nath' third noor consists OF | exceptionally
iarge room. goods sized bedrooms and I
natn; numerous open freraCes, nne large
uIOScls, linen closets and all modern con
Nenicnces. including hot-water heat. electric
!lEht and Ras; a'ros Of Eround; high eleva-
tl0n and convenient 10 station.
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OAK MONT

BEFORE BUNING GROUND for your ~
ture home write or call for our hoauIrnllH
illustrated booklet, Facts About OakmOuI'
the ideal suburb along the great ArdmOrr
trolley. situated 400 feet above tho city and
srhools station and stores. 12h restricted
buIldIr,g siIcs, h0N15O. IA min. car scrylCe
TER agent. 2OG : 7th St ar WILLIAM :
DAVIS. South Ardmore. agent on the prom.