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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
NEW PEA THRESHER
DOING fine WORK
MACHINE MADE IN MOSCOW AT
WORK ON G. P. MIX FARM
PEAS YIELD WELL

The new combined thresher for
threshing peas, beans and all kinds
of grain, made by the Idaho National
Harvester, from designs worked out
by the machinists of the big plant, is
doing splendid work and has far ex-
ceeded the expectations of the manu-
facturers. 1t is threshing peas at a
lively rate, leaving them clean and
whole, with no cracked peas to be
found. Men who have seen the peas
threshed by this machine declare the
work to be the best they had ever
seen.
The machine is at work on Mr.
Mix's farm one mile from town, where
he has 200 acres of fine peas. The
writer visited the machine and saw
it at work. 1t was working on Blue
Prussian peas that are as fine as
any ever seen here and are yielding
pounds each, to the acre. Five wagons
and teams bring the peas from the
field to the thresher which stands
next to the barn. The straw, of which
Mr.. Mix will probably have several
tons, is being blown into barns where
it is protected and it is worth about
as much as grain hay for stock feed
Ten men operate the machine and can
clean up about 80 acres a day.
The machine runs smoothly 1t is
operated by a gasoline engine placed
on an old automobile frame which
furnishes the power to run the ma
chine while threshing and the auto
mobile pulls it from one field to an
other. Every bit of the machine ex-
cepting the self-feeder was made by
the Idaho National Harvester plant,
Of which G. P. Mix is manager. Four
IF the machines were ordered for Cali
fornia and next year it is believed the
Dig plant will have orders enough for
these machines to keep the present |
sorce busy for a year.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
FARM FUEL WOOD CROP
is A VALUABLE ONE

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Only five
crops exceeded in value the farm fuel
wood crop of this country in 1918,
states the Bureau of Crop Estimates,
Department of Agriculture, in a r.
cent bulletin. This means that this
crop is one Of the important ones of
the farm, being exceeded in value only
by corn, wheat, oats, hay and cotton.
approximately 102, 1908 900 cords of
firewood were produced on the farms
of the United States in 1918, with a
value of $487, 100000 or $4.73 per
cord at the farm or nearby town.
About rs per cent of the total was
consumed on the farms themselves,
or an average of about 11.5 cords per
farm. The estimated farms in the
country is about 100000, Texas
leading with 100000 and Nevada hav-
ing the fewest-3000.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
N. P. MILLER BUYS
BIG LEWISTON MILL
MOSCOW MAN GETS CONTROL
OF MILL AND GRAIN WARE
HOUSES AT LEWISTON
(From Lewiston Tribune.)

"
Mark P. Miller, of Moscow; James
G.. Wright of Nezperce and ]. L. Rog-
ers, of Lewiston, yesterday bought
the controlling interest in the Nez-
perce Roller Mills, this step being
followed by the election of Mr.. Miller
as president, Mr.. Rogers as -presi-
dent and Mr. Wright as secretary
treasurer. Mr.. Wright becomes man
ager of the milling company, while
Mr.. M. F. Brownfield will be his as
sistant.
The property Of the company en-
braces the FIGURING mills and eleva-
tor at Lewiston, the East End ware
house in Lewiston, the elevator and
warehouse at Nezperce and the ware
houses at cottonwood, Grangeville,
Chrishman, Summit and Olson. Mr..
Wright will move to Lewiston to re-
side, this city being selected as the
permanent headquarters of the COM
pany
Mr.. Miller is one of the best known
milling men in the northwest, being
president of the Mark P. Miller Mill
ing company of Moscow and the Col
fax Milling company of Colfax, these
plants having joint capacity of 1000
barrels day. Mr.. Wright is a prom
inent grain dealer, having been locat-
ed at Nezperce for the past eleven
years and for five years previous at
Genesee, having been one of the orig
inal members of the C. E. Wood com
pany of Genesee. Mr.. Rogers has for
years represented the Kerr-Gifford
company in Lewiston and is known as
an expert grain man, so it is seen that
the company control rests in the
hands of men of wide experience and
fully capable Of developing the opera
tions of the concern as conditions may
justify.
The properties acquired are those
developed by the late L. w. Robin
son, who operated mill at Nez-
perce for number of years, later
moving the plant to Lewiston and
securing site on the lower Snake
River avenue, on the Northern Paci-
dc and Johnson railroad tracks and
on the Snake river water front This
plant has a capacity of about 175
barrels day.
The articles of incorporation show
interests are retained in the company
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
WILLIAMSON PLANS
A FINE STOCK FARM
MOSCOW HUSTLER rs BUILDING
FINE BARNS FOR HIS PURE
BRED SHORTHORNS

What he plans to make one of the
finest livestock show farms in the
northwest is now in process of MAX
ing by N. Williamson, Moscow's re-
tired merchant, who is putting the
same amount of energy and push into
the livestock business that he put in
his big store in Moscow. Mr.. William
son never does anything by halves,
and that he will succeed cannot be
doubted
The farm he intends to make a
show place is the one lying mile
1877 acres, being his smallest farm.
ally adapted for small stock farm
It has the finest soil and water and
the location for such place. Mr..
Williamson is now busily engaged in
fitting up the place and has already
made some marked improvements The
barn is being enlarged, large silo
is nearing completion and will be
filled with canned pasture" for his
purebred cows next winter. The barn
will be entirely made over and will
conform to the latest models in de-
sign and sanitation. 1t will be painted
on the farm, for white is to be the
and dominant color. A huge
sign in black letters across the top
of the silo tells that this is the home
of Pure Bred Shorthorns and bids well
come to visitors.
When the work is all completed and
the buildings are all painted and the
lot is sanded and grave1ed and the
drives and walks are built Mr. Will
amson plans to have a grand opening
If the farm and to have band and to
lave refreshments and to invite the
people of Moscow and Pullman and
Palouse and the livestock men of the
northwest to visit the place. TT will
De so clean that women can wear
white shoes, in harmony with the color
scheme of the ranch" said Mr.. Will
amson, in making his announcement
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
Spanish Bank for Mexico

MEXICO CITY-A Spanish Next
can bank with subscribed capital of
ten million pesos and headquarters
in Mexico City is planned by members
of the Spanish colony here. The
purpose of the institution is to aid
in the development of Mexican re-
sources and to increase commercial
activity between this country and
Spain. Representatives of the bank
will have offices in Havana, New York
and several European cities.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
!. + + + + + + + + + + + + + = :
Mexico ExpeIs UndeSirables :

Ell PASO Texas.-Twenty-one I
+ foreigners, including Americans, !
+ Spaniards, Cubans and Argentin- !
+ ians have been expelled from !
+ Mexico by order of the Carranza I
+ government officials, says Ell I
+ Dia Espanola, a Spanish paper :
+ of Mexico City, dated August 6. !
+ Misconduct while in Mexico is I
+ given as the reason for their ex- !
+ pulsion. +
/. j. i. !. j. i. + + + 1. + , + + l. = /
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
England Wants Biggest Navy.

SYDNEY, Australia.-"I would be
Grass stupidity on the part of the
British people to relinquish any sea
power they possess" recently declar-
ed Acting Naval Minister Poynton.
Situated as Britain is with all tha
trade routes converging on one point,
London, it is absolutely necessary that
she should have sufficient ships in her
fleet to keep those trade routes open"
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
Daniels to. Honolulu.

LOS ANGELES. Secretary Dam
tels departed for Honolulu on the
battleship New York, accompanied by
four destroyers, at o'clock this
morning. There was no ceremonies
to mark the sailing. The little flotil-
la simply raised anchors and quietly
got under way.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
Seattle Sells Eo0d.

SEATTLE.-Sa of army food
stuffs stopped yesterday when the
health authorities announced they
would be unable to handle the
business was resumed today after
urgent representations had been made
by Mayor Hanson. The health de-
partment, which has been short hand
ed, increased it's force
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-08-13
Earl Grey to Washington.

LONDON-Viscount Grey, former
secretary of state for foreign affairs
agreed to represent the British gov
ernment at Washington pending the
appointment of a permanent ambas-
sador
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
GERMANTOWN

noor; private family; price s85 per month.
Without board: highest references: Phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
QUAKERTOWN

FlNE corner property, ,1obxlsO. with fiue
brick house l2 rooms. hot-water heat, cleo
tric lights. bath 2.story garage; all build
ihsS S, ~ 9,I me shape; bargain price $500, i.
NIGER. 500 Bourse Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

DO YOU NEED A cHAyFFHuR1
For private or commercial cars we supply
eompetsnt. reliable men at rensofable waRss
~ nrown at Phone N'kt oBba.
MRS. HARVEY, 1915 Rittenhouso sd.---
Wanted. reliable help. every capacity.
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WAYNE

l3i CONESToGA ROAD
Six rooms and bath heater and gas; de-
tached lot 6hXl65 close to station; $4,000
CARPENTER a WILSON
Belmont 1857. o22s Market 81,
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NEW yERsEY-sUBURBAN
BEVERLY
.ANInEN

&4000-l0-room house. improvements; lot iSo
1l00; corner property. renting f48 monthly;
building lots 40x1OB
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash. ,prices for your dIa-
pay, higher; also old gold. platinum and sllvsr,
houRht. Estates bought (private). Est. 10 yre;
The Diamond Shop ION 81 y; a.. iGis Msrist i;i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

WEST WALNUT LANE--Three-story stone
! dwelling. 10 rooms. bath laundry and elec-
$500 pave
GEORGE W pEANE 1914 Germantown
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BOARDING


lsTH ST. g.. 532--owner will rent large
second-hoor room with board: gentlemen
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IMMEDIATE Poss,i tT6O0; Ideal home; 8
min. from station, stores. schools churches;
built; fine lott also home. 10000; rooms;
splendid locations southern exposure; conv,
rare chance; perfect condition. Apply owner.
u. w. Kina's HighwaY Closed Sunday.
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pI Ne olAYERs. ruN,Na. Erc

PIANO. sos. Hallet & ,pavisi sweet tone
special payments 90 others. ,-' % /
Hoppe s. grtown Stores. cor. 9th q THOMPSON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

$4,000 Porch-front residence in $40, 900
neighborhood, with rooms. including
JOHN MccAFFERTY. 6721 Germantown sv.
GIN. $40 sedgwlcls s6500 Dutch hall, fre-
place rooms. bath, h W. heat. electric:
carly pose A. 3 Meehan. 6747 Gtn. ave.
GTN.--385OO 442 p. Walnut 'lane--Twiu.
Dutch hall 10 rms. baths steam heat.
eleo. It vacant A. n, Meehan. 0747 Gtn.
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AGENTS

SCHOOL bEFAcHER5--7anadAy Ay Bchooi teach
ers iand those who teach thrift to have
pupils set. Liberty Bell Bank; by, parcel post.
II. 26i satIsfaetion guaranteed. Herrick Sales
Co., A23 w, 30. Chester. Pa.
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Observation-Disclosures
BYwOOD

L.LANWELLYN--Lot near Glenolden; Ell
4OK2OO. DICK. 0Is Land Title Bldg
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GERMANTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY

Germantown ave: lot s5x173; suitable for
store or moying-plcture theatre; will sacrifice
20 quick buyer
George W DBANE. 5914 Germantown av.
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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

ANY sIzE--PRICE NO OBJECT e.
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bought
KELLY 4 CO... 932 CHESTNUT ST,
Suite 2l-22 Over Childs Restaurant Private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

Mt. AfRY---Home fer boys, o to i2 yeaFsi
: oonysnlsnt to public schSol; clean and
s traihins $50 p Nj. Airy ave. Mt. AIRY. Try.
Phila- phoHs- Oh esfnut Hull 140T. -.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
ROOMS WANTED

WANTED-An unfurnished front room for
a courteous young man in; the vicinity of
Tioga. olney and Germantown. B 223 Ledger
ORice "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRY w. SMITH. III Samson, st.
LITIGATION expense and delay avoided; bus.
inass and other difficulties settled your
rights protected; doubtful accounts collected; I;
Adiustment Co: 1918 F1lbert sst,
PURCHASE CONTROL Of a going, profitable
misunderstanding business. t25, 900 or less;
give. all facts. location. ETC., In first letter.
CARPENTER and builder, reliable. do
alteration and iobbinE; estimates given
free, 'Tsent zussman, 1la ". Franklln ST.
UNIFORM overcoats changed into civilian
Cole 8. 18th ST.. basement. :
ELECTRIC treatment q manicuring. Room
Io5 Heed Bldg, 1913 Filbert ct. Ioc 3g62
10 a. m to 0 ,. ,rL' closed sun a05 s.ittt
OLD CInTHING bought aud sold. sFECTOR,
8O4-e08'N Front st Phone Me-kst at0h.
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BARTRAM APARTMENTS
THE MORRIS

A few apartments with bath for particular
people. Rlrst.claAs .dining eoonl. Service. !
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wOOnRrBy

MODERN lO-room house, hardwood noors :
best location in Woodbury.. N, j.: min
utes from station . minutes from countrs
club price t9ooo lot 7ox2oo. n 4le. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

THIS IS your opportunity to get the cheapest
s-room porch-front house In Philadelphia
good condition. 4445 N. goth at. price $4,000.
Apply owner. 622 Chestnut St. second floor.
Ledger Office.
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LAwNDALE
NORTH GLENsIDE

HAVE LOTS ON A CORNER
Total 76x110
Well adapted for BUNGALOW improved street.
Etation: priced right for quick sale
Phone Whitemarsh 1870 w
or write p 427. Ledger Offioa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

AN APARTMENT containing beauty, com
iort. light and all modern conVeniences
comDined with luxury Of fittings, Is offered
az 1878 Locust st; formerly the residence
OF one OF Philadelphis's wealthiest families
ana now converted into an apartment house,
combining all the above features. and 3
rooms, bath and kitchen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

PIANO. .S425. Haze.ton Grant. cost $3.50 new.
Heppe's Uptown stores. cor. 9th Thoiflpson.
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WILLOW GROVE

FRAME DWELLING rooms. ali conyen
iencss; close to train and trolley; nice lot
price S2250
WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
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REAL rsrArr FOR sALr
GERMANTOWN


1853 w LOUDEN ST.
Two story, porch, bedrooms tiled bath.
hot-water heat, electric lights. hardwood on
hrst moor: near Wayne ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

Two story. porch. bedrooms. tiled bath,
built-in tub, shower, open fireplace. hot
water heat. electric lights hardwood floors:
garage electric washer: shades and awnings
included
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
When YOU think Of oLNEY
CHESTNUT HILL

$4,000
Garage privilege: desirable 3-story stone and
brick dwelling Chestnut Hill; possession
April l. steam heat. electric lights, etc 4;
convenient to trains and trolley. p 01o,
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APARTMENT hotels
HOTEL COLONIAL. : II SEfYfR iffR, sr,

20 FuH TuTnIaass and and s Ssfvs tiad susss IAIio'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

BEAUTIFUL 8-story stone corner house
containing 10 rooms baths. laundry
every convenience: space in rear for garage {;
minutes Wa WashinRton Lane Station p and
r. sell at very reasonable ng7ire 4+4 H.
Tulpehocken st. Call only THOMAS MOORE.
HE u, A53 H.. Walnut lane
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
REAn ESTATE roR SALE
LOGAN
Best Offerings in Logan

- .-s--..=..--s=---.=--.----
Best Offerings in Logan
5000 1895 LoUpEN: o rooms
W and bath; entirely modern;
early possessioni house that Will
sell on location alone.
$500 44a2 IN; n; 18TH ST; ipsgins
with large bedroons' ns'' less IS than %
blocks from trolleys, at this figure;
early. possession; newly renoyatedi
Not-air heat.
$1,000 4525 \; cAMAc ST; i'm.
rooms: adjoining Boulevard and Hunt.
ing, Park; / square from York rd.
trolley; ,hot-water heat, electricity,
hardwood floors; to the right party we
vii finance with $1,000 cash.
$500 $3.50 N cAMAc, ST: an
id tirely mo modern and Just OF the troll
$500 4724 N, 11TH ST. s rooms
and incosed porch, screens.
etc. throughout are included: early
posaession: houue that could not be-
duplicated under today's conditions at
AN equal figure.
$500 ,. 52e RocLKLAND ST.
with garage and 9 large bedrooms;
today and move in tomorrow; we Will
finance with $1,000 cash: about :
squares from 5th ut. trolley8: house
open at all times for inspection
All OF the above offerings are within
close prox unity to the trolleyB and
any may be inspected on Sunday by
appointment; phone Tioga 50o6 w
before l2 noon on Sundays.
DALLAS & HARTLEY, Inc.
400 N BROAD
WYOMING s7l-S72
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! ,TwQ roanns and bath. squtneI
THE LITTLD HOTEL, 225 IS.
good place to lips-sThiis; In ]
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

$50 N. 9TH ST--Ten-room dwelling and
store; ssessed $500; sale price $4sOO,
WIN. REEsER 22nl N. 7th 81
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ErlIding Lots


FRAME building 9Ox7o. . stories. each
fSctory an1 k0S T09a t6 Sf SonTsnlent so for
ground for more buildings; located at T6iS
Newport ave-. Northampton: building 10 IN
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MJSSINOMING

$500 BLOCK MCKINLEY sT.-Twlns; mod
ern throughout; fine mahogany and white
stone porch. BRUNTRAGER BROS. RlsIuI
sun. ave. and Cottman ST., Fox Chase 45O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

o. MANNHEIM ST.
Two story, porch, 4 bedrooms, bath
laundry.
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MONEY TO LOAN

CASH MONTY At ONCE
on tewelry, bandg, autos9oblisa .suGdu n 80
kina -Redara LpaR oriee ho2 y, 81 q. I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

SQUARE FROM TROLLEY. has garage. lot
AZ e. front taper!ng to rear: brick dwell
etc; $500: act Suck 10 seeure syy6pM ngaSeT:
SON. b16 Main. Darby
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

b5 MANNHEIM ST.
Two story, twin, porch bedrooms, bath
lot 11O feet! steam heat. electric lights
hardwood on FIRST floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

BEAUTIFUL HOME IN OVERLOOK
Semidetached dwelling. located on Oxford st
east Of eSd st. central heat; hardwood ioors
baths 9 sleeping rooms; elect!ic lightlnE
room. pantry and kitchen lot % feet front.
with double garage, on rear; home for
AddreBs Harry +, stanton Ocean City. N y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

500 w. LOGAN ST.
Two story, porch 8 bedrooms bath. hard
wood floors throughout. hot-water heat. elec.
trio lIghts; lot 16xl2o feet; restricted neigh
THOMAS II EyoY, 1909 wayn. ave.
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1910 LOCUST ST.
FURNISHED

Two or 8 rooms. bath and kitchen. or entire
noor. consisting OF q bedrooms baths llv-
mg room and kitchen, furnished by T. Il.
Q'Brien Co.. in English Sheraton and French
turnishinHs. handsome antique oriental rugs
Tor the floors; IL months lease at 1925 per
mo and upward. Phone Filbert APO w FOR
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

iNiMEnILrn pnss :. I1Enn. I1..I3i

MARKET ST., 827--Three-story brick: large
lot. 8 c. Adams. 1913 Walnut q.
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FURNrsEEp Gp.RrMvNTs

CLEAN, well-furnished housekeeping apart
ment. rooms and bath. all convenie nee 5
excellent car service faces Park West Phlls
delphia. Phore Woodland 10ss w.
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torres and Dwellings
GERMANTOWN


COR. Arch and Millick; store and dwg.; pos.
a real bargain SHERWOOD, 225 s. Broad,
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REAL ESTATE ron sALr
rENNsyLyAwrA rAams


- - FEAHM FUN SADE
Frame house, large rooms hot-sir heat
acetylene Ras lighting and cooking also Goal
range for, cooking and baking; cement cellar.
Walls and noori pure erteSan we'll .watorj
wagon house barn, chicken houses; IL .aGrUS
good farm land ] mile from trolley and
Heading ststion; 20 miles from Phlladslphia
price 1920 Address N, b. MARYLAND. p.
Q. Box 327. Atlantic City. =
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,ApAnTafENrs
SWARTHMORE APARTMENTS

SWARIHMORE APARTMENTS
ukFuRnfS Sfigp 4RTNENTs :,
or TWO ROOMS AND BATH -
- ONE. ROOM AND BAT1I AND --
b. Z. soqlNSRNk, oqlNRNk, ISo% IRoo% t ANp sHliSoSWGGRa liSSy Ga
-, --APhRTAfBNP 'HEADQUARTERS.-- :.
Central apae,mentg a speciality. Sherwood
Apt Agency. 226 s, Broad st. Some 3ecy
attractive furn. Apt1 some housekeeping.
10TH ST, NJ. 92f--Attractl.-,. tlllrd-noor
- front apartment 2 Foosns. and pEivate bath
furnished or -ufifurnished ReHtlemen. Phone
PoplAr 6a2O.. -. s,,. : =.
BROAD ST, N, 8142--3 rooms and bath
unfurn. hot-water heat elenS Hght; $40
mon: key on prem Collins. 1012 IsehiKh av
CENTRAL housekcgnihg apSrtment rooms
winter menths. s4oo q month. p 7l1, Led
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PENNNsYLvANIA--iOo acres; one Of the
best Of Bucks Co. farms; good buildings.
good frame house. spring water level loan
land; no stone, no hills and very productivoi
| mile 20 trolley, n miles Newtown. Pa.
CIIA9 y. SHUSTER, owner. Newtowu. Pa
SIXTY.FIVE acres; stone house: good out.
buildings: running stream; horses 4
COW. chickens. IL acres wheat In Rround.
acreg CORN all machinery; 20 miles cttel
s6s00. o'REGAN ogon T.
TWENTY eeres; stone house: sood Out
buildings; horses and cows, chickeua
hogs, machinery; "a miles city; $500; cash
$4,000 bargain. O'REGAN oeontE.
FOUR ACRES, s;room house, with h. ". heat.
pain and toilet numerous outbuildinan;
$4,000 MERRtCK. Newtown Pa.
NEW JERSEY FARMS
o ACRES. only $3.50: payable IS monthly.
IN YlIlSge ELY. 100 Federal ST.. Camden.
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT