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The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

That new fruit company organ
lied to control the fruit industry
of Florida seems in earnest and
this week purchased a 100000
grove. 1t would seem that it was
up to the growers to choose be-
tween the new trust and the CO.
operative organization-the Flor
ida Citrus Exchange Wauchula
Advocate.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

Conserving soil moisture, max
ing plant food available, and
killing weeds are the objects to
be gained by thorough tillage.
Keep a shallow layer of soil, as
nearly dust-like as possible, over
the entire surface of the soil at all
times, is the advice of the Expert
ment Station.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

The swine growers of the state
are to have big meeting in st..
Augustine next Wednesday and
Thursday, June 4th and 5th.
There will be an auction sale of
pure-bred Berkshires, Durocs,
Hampshires and Poland -Chinas
Every one who is interested in the
hog industry is urged to attend
this meeting and bring his wife.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

Tomato shipments from Mana
tee county will amount to between
1900 and 1000 carloads. Fancy
stuff last week brought $3.50 per
crate t. O. b.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29
One Hundred Million Dollars
Worth of Freeze Out"
(,Yalter A. Kaler)

said, "Commercialism is running
America. Has time proven this
Englishman to have been a true
or false prophet?
For years the small citrus grow
ers in Florida have lAbored and
waited until they could realize
something from their groves. Two
severe freezes put many out of
business and greatly damaged the
remainder
Low prices prevailed and they
were robbed by commission men
until raising citrus fruit was al
most worse than a gamble.
Finally they organized. Then
they received better prices /.
They learned how to prune, how
to fertilize and how to cultivate !;
increased their output and the
quality Of that output until they
made the citrus industry one that
paid big money to the owners.
THEN WHAT HAPPENED?
Big money heard a story told
about some fellows in South Flor
ida who were getting rich raising
oranges, That would never do at
all. There are more than enough
wealthy men in the United States
now. 1t is wrong for those who
have been poor to acquire. COM
petence. When men have an in
dependent living they, them
selves, become independent and
that would never do. The best
way is to keep poor men poor and
then they are much easier ruled.
Another thing, if there is money
to be made WE want it. with
all our billions we are grasping
and covetous and want all the
long green" in sight We must
get busy. We'll organize a com
pany and freeze the little fellow
out and have this money-making
industry for ourselves.
The company is organized FOR
$100,000,000.00! The process Of
freezing the little fellow out"
will begin as they have secured
enough groves to make that pos
sible.
The probabilities are that the
methods used by the Standard
Oil Company in freezing out COM
petitorS will be used by this COM
pany in getting rid of the little
fellows.
The little fellow "has borne the
burden in the heat of the day"
and now it is time for capital to
step in and reap the reward.
Verify, capital "reaps where it
mas not SoWn. -
What makes all this possible?
Talk about Making the world
safe for democracy There is a
King" in America that is more
1espotic than the Gar of all the
Russians!
The king is money. With the
present congress there is as little
chance Of the people getting a
square deal as there is for an ice
factory to exist in h--l!
There must be a change in the
Industrial situation and the big in
;erests must be muzzled or there
will be changes that will make
history.
history.
In the zenith Of her glory Rome
ell.
Was that Englishman a true
I'VE vote eyes" "
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

Late cultivation makes better
corn, provided it is light cult
vation. Use an adjustable weed
er for the work.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

Sow beggarweed in corn in
early June if you wish a good
stand of this feed crop. Eight to
IL pounds of seed per acl le will be
enough.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1919-05-29

Now is the time Ito plant turnip
seed for summer "greens. :" Plant
sc paper every week and shade
the young plants.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Tintareanul Muncitor''
din New Castle, Pa, Pc aceasta
Gale roaga pc toti fratii consateni
apartinatori societatii noastre, ca
fiecare frate membru care pleaca
in patria veche, inainte de pleca-
rea sa sd instiinteze prezidiul la
adresa societatii: p. B. No. 103,
New Castle, Pa, ca sa nu piece
nici un frate membru restant III
cotele lunare sau alte competinte
ale societatii, 81 tot odata prezi-
diul vrea ca sd site citi frati
membrii pleaca in Rominia Mare.
In speranta ca fiecare frate
membru Isl va sti face datorinta
fata de societate, am ramas salu-
tindu-va Gu dragoste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Tintarea-
null Muncitor' din New Castle,
Penna.:
Stefan Scortea, presedinte.
I. I. Stefan, secretar.
(8O-82)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Soeietatea romin& de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Romine"
din Detroit, Mich, avixeaxa pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochii din loc 81 din impreju-
rime, cum Cd societatea noastra
Isl va serbia jubileul de 10 ami de
Ia infiintarea "a, in xiua de II
August 1919, 81 roag& pc toate
surorile societati membre ale o.
niunei de = lua la cunostinta a.
ceasta rugare, 81 q ne da spriji-
null necesar precum 81 steagurile
Uniunei dorim ca pc aceasta ii
sd le avem in mijlocul nostru.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap.
tate Romine" din Detroit, Mi
chigan:
I. Furcean, pre9edinte.
q. Filimon, secretar.
(21-15 August
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

ADRESA SOCIETATu ESTE:
Societatea ,,Lumina Poporului
Rom1n", $50 West Perl Street,
Indianapolis, Indiana. (2G)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
(Urnare }

= Gu moastele pc carl lie
virisi in sin nu trebue sd te temi
de moarte, 81 iti dau vote sd scrii
char astazi citeva rinduri aceleia
earl ii lea dat, dar sd nu uiti sa j
scrii ca am luat Grivita".
Piryu ii multumi militareste 81
peste citeva minute, sub gloantele
81 obuzele carl ii suerau asupra ca
pului, scrise Tincutei citeva rim
iduri, in graba mare, ca sd apuce
posta care pleca peste un ceas, ru-
gind-o sd mearga 81 la masa 81 sal
spuie Cd sanatos 81 a scapat tea
far din cea mai crincena lupta.
La doua saptamfni a PRINT ras-
punsul Tincutei, care il imbrabata,
ii intre altele ii scriea ca credin-
IA ei este ca vi scapa teafar din orr
ce primejdie in care s'ar afla.
Cit . tinnt razboiul Tincuta la
scris mcreu u ciid inprejurarile
ingSduiau raspnpdea ii Pirvu, dar
tot - scutt, cxci Il ,avea rxgas -
serie pe indelsts Il era 4 en- stin'
aciu n stin. il
=
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
ROMAN c0K1|MPoRAN
DE
G. r. PASCU.
Virtutc SiDeSffdu

prihanita. In primavara anului
1888, cind era aproape sa Sc des-
cOncentreze trupele romIne, Tin
cuta la scris Cd ii duce dorul 81 ar
de de nerabdare sal vaza odata ve-
nit acasa. Pirvu era beat de bucu-
RE 81 sta ca pc jeratec.
Era in luna Maiu, luna florilor
81 al miresmelor, cind Pirvu 81 al
ii cinci ortaci din satul lui, au So
sit acasa. Dor ii era 81 de maicuta
lui, pc care no vazuSe att amar
de vreme de cit numai in Wis dar
dor ii era 81 de Tincuta 81 cum s'a
apropiat de sat, q luat-o catre casa
lelei Iordanei.
De departe a vazut fiinta pc
prispa easel, udfnd niste. fori, 81
q crezut ca7i lelea Iordana. Numai
ea putea sc fie, caci era malta u
bine legata dar cind s'a apropiat AZ
poarta, 9 vazut Cd s'a inselat. M
era Iordana, era . fat& tindra, care
semfna ca doua picaturi de ap4 cu
Tincnta, dar de bnn1 seamA q nu
|era a, fiindc6 intr'un - de zile nu
|pntss eregte - ~ nafe; fnsx ein1
i 1ntsat 81 poar't \ spit MI
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

sa batrina 81 numai poate rosti in
jnrul casei, ca este slit sd Sc in.
scare 81 fara multi inconjur, ceru pc
Tincuta de nevasta.
,,De, Pirvule, ce sc zic! M stu
ce Sc fac. Mai fl drag dar Tincu-
ia prea mica, 81 tn esti barbat in
putere. Poate no fl bine. Mai a.
steapta vre-o dol trei ami. E prea
tinara. No marit de-acum.
,,E tinara dar tea intrecut. Cind
am VENT All, aproape sd NO mai
cunosc".
"A crescut ca 0 prajina. ii sea-
mana lui tatsu, fie iertat de paca-
te"
.Eu a-si mai astepta, dar iti spu-
seiu ca mama cam subreda 81 n "a.
re cine rosti in jurul casei".
Tinca privea cind la masa cind
Ia Pirvu pc care parca il incuraja
'cn priyirea ca Sd staruieasca pc lin
ga masa.
,,Bine Pirvule, daca ar Fl sd Sc
faca, tn vrei sa-mi ei pc Tincuta ii
= ma lasi pc mine singura cue, in
ltre peretii astiai Asa NO dau. Eu
:cu cine 81 traiescf I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

Tincuta, 81 dupa ce spuse Cd ce co
moara de fata este; ca mai in toate
zilele vinea pc la ca ajutindu-i Ia
multe in jurul easel, scoase un Of
tat 81 zise:
,,Ce pacat cd nu-i mai mare. va.
ii lua 81 a-si avea 0 nora dupa ini.
ma mea, dar mica 81 tn numai po.
ii astepta. Tia VENT 81 tie timpul
sd te capatuiesti's.
Lui Pirvu ii salta inima auzind
ca masa lauda pc Tincuta 81 ri.
Sc zimbind:
,,E destul de malta 81 legata. A.
proape so ajunga pc masats.
,,Da, dar e tinara. Abba impli,
nit patrusprezece ami in saptamins
brinzei 81 nu cred ca Iordana, IL
marite asa de mica. Vorba tn In,
cearca 81 yezi ce zice. Tare mi-ar Il
pc voie.'
In seara acea Pirvu q stat Ia le.
lea Iordana pima dupa cintatul 10.
cosilor. Era asfeptat Gu mfncaruri
alese 81 lelea Iordana facuse rost
81 de bautura, asa ca dupa ce au
mfncat 81 au baut citeva p6harel<
de vim 4 s'a mai deslegat limbilc
81 dupa &c Piryu facu nm scurt rc,
sumat desprc ce y v6zut ii ! pa3it
|fn timpul r&zboiului, ii dup& cme m 4
|lelea Iordana spuse intinplarils
din at, Pfryu, care sorbeA pe Tin.
|cufs q privirea lni blajin1 4 epxi
I toeEe, adule yofb ii despp5 p v plaI,i'
n 4 4 4 y I 4 y ! y !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06
A Y I z

Pc aceasta Gale sllnt instiintasi
tOti sOldatii Romini, care au fost
in armata StatelOr Unite, care an
lOcuit in Youngstown, Ohio, f.
Youngstown, 81 Struthers, o c;i
in timpul eel mai scurt sa-si tri-
mita adreSa cOrecta la Clubul
.,Olteanul" din 627 Poland Ave.
Youngstown, Ohio, in timp de l5
zile de la data mai sus amintita.
Comitetul Societatilor, Clubului
81 Parochiil ilor locale.
(S1-S2)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

81 ca ca prinde fesul. Lelea Ior-
dana ridea Gu pofta de Sc scutura
carnea pc ea.
ii mai dete 81 ,pereche de GER
cei facuti din icosari de aur 81 le-
lei Iordanei la dat un briu verde
de matase, ca sal poarte cind Fl
batrina, ca sal tie mijlocul, 81 pi-
ma atunci, un stergar alb de bo-
rangic, tesut de vre-O turcoaica din
,Vidin, de unde il cumparase de la
niste negustori Evrei, carl Sc IT,
neau dupa armata, 81 cumparau
scule de la Turci earl Sc rcfugiau,
pc lucruri de mimic ca in urma sd
le vinza sdldatilor pc bani buni.
Lelea Dumitra la PRINT pc Pr
WI Gu lacrimile in ochi lacrimi de
bucurie, fericite, cd Isl revede SIM
gnrnl copil, care traise alta vreme
IN gnra mortii. La sarutat de mai
multe orr 81 Ia strins Gu pornire Ia
sinul Ell supt 81 slabit de alta dor
81 grije.
M sa indura 81 Sc deslipeasca
de el 81 ar Fl stat linga el ziua in
treaga, daca nu-si aducea aminte
ca fiisu, odorul q iubit, ! VENT de
pc drum 81 10 ii foame. A rostit De
|mfncare 81 punind nlasa a mfncat
povestind, Piryu spunfnd din cele
|vAznte prin tars turcease& si Du-
mira din cele e. ~ petrecut n
|sat. ss 81 .sis
fntr II tirziu, rQape M ~ insera>
/ J! I a a 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

ma Vine badea Pirvu!" s'a con-
wins cal Tincuta 81 nu-si putea ere
de ochilOr.
Tincuta, dupa ce vesti pc masa
ca vine Pirvu ii alerga inainte, 81
dete nina Gu ell. IL sorbea din O.
chi. Slabise putin dar era tot Pr
WI dinainte, Gu ochii lui mari, ca
prui 81 blinzi; malt 81 bine facut 81
frumos ca un fat-frumos din pove-
sti, 81 acum era erou 81 avea doua
galoane de aur la m1neca tunicei.
Veni in, curind 81 lelca Iordana
81 dete nina Gu Pirvu. Dupa citeva
cuvinte schimbate intrara in casa,
unde Pirvu bau doua ulcele de apa
proaspata, zicind, - Cd de cind a
plecat de acasa n a mai baut apa
asa de buna.
Lelea Iordana vru sd pregateas-
Cd de amiaza, dar Pirvu ii spuse
Cd 0 Sc vina deseara, ca sd le po-
vesteasca mai multe, caci acum So
duce acasa Cd 0 fl asteptind-o ba.
trina.
Inca mai fost acasa r" intreba
Tincuta.
,Nu. Ma tras alta intiiu aici.'
81 scotfnd din traista un fes tur.
cesc i puse pc capul Tincutei Ii
cind
,,Te priude de IMMUNE. Parcx 4.
Mi IN odter ture. I'll, til dxruesc
tief "a. n
Ii1enta ~ M " buefii,
4 y + y \ |
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-06

oFie 81 aici. Eu ma invoicsc's
,,Da lelea Dumitra ce zicefss
0Ea numai poate dupa Tincuta.
zice ca lar Fl tare pc vote S o alba
ca nora in casa"
,,Da de mine iss
DE D-ta lam yorbitss.
,,Poate ca nu vrea sd train i'm
preuna. Stii ca soacrele nu Sc cam
1mpaca intre ele 81 nici soacrele Gu
nora"
.Lelea Dumitra femeie bu-
ma" zise Tincuta Ia rindul ei, ca
Sd risipeasca banuielile masei 81 Sc
incurajeze pc Pirvu Sc staruieasca.
,,Eu cred Cd Gu mama al 81 te
Impact lesne" Else Piryu.
,1mpacatul este, ca eu pc Tin
ca n o las sd piece din casa 81 dscx
mata Sc inyoieste Sc vin6 81 81 ~
"a Gu moi. Din partea mea no se
alba nici o.suparare. Eu . cunosc,
Gu toate ca n am prea fost Il olal-
"a, dar de, firea olnului no poti
alta asa lesne. Tu spupe-i ce ti,am
zis u daca se invoieste, spune-i ~ ~
milne y yina atci sal yorbi y Az
a ne ipteleeem st,inci y sface, az.
tocnai = toemni NIL enr1nd az &
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
PRESENT CONDITIONS ARE
 COMPARED WITH THE PAST

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Aceept- ing wages and prices as 100 in June, 1914, the World shows by ta- bles that wages have advanced to 179 in August, 1919, and prices to 180. Strikes in 1865, followed the close of the Civil War and were as serious as at present, while the prices from 1865 to 1868 far out stripped wages and the difficulty of making earnings cover the liv- ing costs were equal to those at present. Farmers and wage-earn- CTS were the chief beneficiaries from conditions then as now.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
CRANKY MINING co. WINS ITS TITLE
 TO COAL LANDS

VANCOUVER B. C., Aug. 15.- The Granby Consolidated Mining Company has been successful in its Privy Council appeal regarding the Cranberry district coal rights on Vancouver Island. A cable to this effect was received today by Messrs Taylor, Mayors, Stocking and Smith who represent the Granby people
 Bing Kee's suit to have it de- clared that he owned the coal rights to sixty-acre tract purchased from the Joseph Gauner estate is dis missed.
 The Granby interest in the prop erty is said to be over a million dollars now, as the model town oi Cassidy has been established on the site, and much coal has been re- moved.
 Another Privy Council decision affecting the same property con tinues lis pendens filed by the E. & N, Railway Company, which claims that the provincial crown grant to Joseph Gamer was invalid on the ground that the same prop erty was granted to, the company by the Dominion Government The E. x N. action against the Gamer estate has not yet come to trial, however.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
THIEF STATIONS BEING ERECTED FOR
 PROTECTION AUTOS

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11.-The first of series of automobile thiei catching stations to be erected a, every highway outlet from this city has been built and equipped on the Junipero Boulevard. at the Southern boundary of San Fran cisco.
 It will house officers armed with sawed-off shotguns and equipped with high-powered automobiles and motorcycles.
 Whenever an automobile theft is reported the news will be flash ed to all substations guarding in gress and egress to the city. { If the theft occurs. at night and cleo tric signs bearing the word Stop" will be swung over the road and all motor cars will be inspected before being allowed to proceed.
 
 Read The Empire want ads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
CELEBRATION
 BE HELD HERE
 BY THE SCHOOL
Constitution Day on Sep tember 17th. Will Be Celebrated by Program
 in the Auditorium

Constitution Day, September r. will be celebrated by the public school by a program to be given il the school auditorium Wednesday night at S:15, to which the public i will be invited
 The program, arranged by Prof. Edgar A. Stanton, will include an address by J H. Cobb, community singing, and other musical numbers During the evening, the Masons of Gastincau channel will present the school with large flag.
 First Grade Divided.
 In order to accommodate the nun
 Der of pupils registered for the lirst grade, the grade has been divided 1 into two rooms. Children who will be six years old by the first of Feb ruary may enter school, but they should start immediately in order not to miss more work
 Miss Ethel Nixon, who has been teaching the third grade, will take charge of the new first grade room and the third grade will be taught 1 by Miss Ella Fecht. Miss Fecht, who has been teaching in Milwaukee, was delayed in the interior until too late to return to her school in Milwaukee and was able to secure leave of absence from her eastern school ir
 order to take the school here. Military Drills Arranged For Military drill will be given at noon ; this year to enable all the boys whc wish to take drill to select it. Because of conflicts in school hours, it was impossible to find time to drill any other place on the school schedule. Girls GIee Club Organized. Under the direction of Miss Heller
 Kclso. the Girls Glee Club was or
 ganized in the high school this morn ing Miss Sybil Campbell was elect ed president of the club, Miss Fran l ces Howell, secretary and treasurer
 and Miss Vivian Sparling, librarian The club will meet once week and as soon as organized will bo | available for any entertainment given by the school. The Girls Glee Club was first or ganized last year under the supervi- sion of Miss Kelso. Composed of
 about twenty girls, the club gave successful entertainment last spring
 and appeared on a number of other programs during the year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
B. M. BEHRENDS CO.,, Inc.
RAILROAD WAGES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Rep- resentative Blanton of Texas read Tn the House letter of General Manager O'Donnell of the Pennsyl- vania Railroad showing that freight engineers receive s395.35 a month and passenger engineers $376.85. which compares with $33333 a month paid to army colonels and to the Governor of Texas. The pay of freight conductors is $313.9O and passenger conductors $30855, with lieutenant-colonels pay of s291.66, majors of $250 and a captains of $2O8.33.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
MEXICO COMPLAINS

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.-Mexi- co informs Germany she has suffer ed more by the war than any other American nation, and is unable to pay the interest on her foreign loans 'htil the exports of robber, oil. coffee and cotton assume normal conditions, according to Times Berlin dispatch. The interest. pay nents will be resumed as soon as Europe again takes up mercantile relations with Mexico. There are said to be large blocks of Mexican loans in Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
AVERAGE "MULE' PRICES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13.- The average army horse and mule pric- es last fiscal year were: Cavalry horses, $161.7l; light artillery horses, s1SS.21; heavy artillery horses, $230; young horses, $132.7S wheel mules s230; lead mules s1S9.3S; and pack and riding mules 'ls4.24. adSsA
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15
SON IS BORN TO FORMER
 RESIDENT OF JUNEAU

Word has ben received in Juneau that a son was born to Mrs Waltcl Swinbjornson in Blaine. Wash, Sep teMber 5. The father was formerly employed by Mayor Gray here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-09-15

If you don't believe that it pays to advertise, just look at the atten- tion a well-built girl in a sec-eyery- thing waist attracts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
Attractive Small Farm

i. DAGGER. Amber "a
AGENT for Executor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
VIRGINIA FARMS

TIMBER TRACTS FOR SALE
I335 acres with 20 600 900 feet, a0eo pine.
iS5 acres with 5000 200 rect, HuHo pine.
dhO acres with g. OO0. 900 feet a09a pine.
200 acres with s. 600. 900 feet. 0O'o pine.
1000 acres with L. 00o 900 feet, $3.50 pine
and oak.
n5o acres with 45O 900 feet. S0eo pine.
Ions acres with q 900 OO0 feet 90oc pine.
ool acres with $50 900 feet, 500 white
oak
so7 acres with GA15 900 feet 75oo spruce.
nh2 acres with 600, 600 feet. Sn"c pine
500 acres with 6. 400 600 feet 500 white
oak.
wcspav EXPENSES II We fail 70 show YOU
timber. L. r. BRANCH, So e, Main ST."
Richmond, Va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
LAND TITLE BLDG

260 ACRES--Splendid farming section Of
Bucks county running water in .5-scre
meadow. ~ acres timber balance finest Of
till8be land that viii proftahly raise spring
wheat; stone dwellings, and bungalow for
help; tine large farm uutbuildings; running
water through stables from artesan VOL.
silo. For either practical or gentleman
farmer uothirg like II to our knowledge near
1,;1 A., JaI InI,g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

WAYNE-Newly constructed Colonial rest
dence. stone and stucco; 10 rooms, baths;
shower, hardwood floors electric light and
not-water heat; beautiful loo, immed pos
CHAS. +. EGGLESTON, 1918 Chestnut ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
NEW JERsEY--sUBURBAN
BEAUTIFUL HOME

y. j.. semidetached house 70
ooms; electricity; plot 50X2O0 IT.. on main
rolley street; block from r. r., station;
est section; immediate possessioni for quick
ale. $3.50 Apply 646 Drexel Bldg Phila-
elphia. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01
REAL EsTATE WANTED

HAVE BUYERS for West phla. aud Lorsr
properties. NJ FLOMENHOTT 9th ant
Mtfnr Dickinson di2T.
HfyE na7IGdYERS Wos, FE gTqgcTjjeT gi}s q ,n,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-01

ATLANTIC CITY-Marvland ave 81 s.
:, oeautitul cottage, bedrooms; reception
dlnlns; NEchen; den . nantries; 3 baths
laundry and stationary tubs; hot-water plsnt:
sas and electric lights; in good condition
loO-RO0M HOTEL, the Albemarle Virginia
ana Pacific aVes,; unusual opportunity for
trained hotel man: particulars on application
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut At
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

AND DWELLING
Eight rooms and bath; excellent location ON
kensinEton ave: an old-ests lished doctor S.
office $50 month 27Sn kcnsinrtou ave
1850 y. BROAD Sr-Modcrn dwelling for
rent. 'nuure &. Goldman, 73t Walnut 81.
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pEAT, ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WE HAVE 10 houses in 800 block Cplana
St like to exchange for hotel or lor
SiO6 block like to exchange for business
property at sea ashore. also houses IN oWuo ,
70 exchnnRe for . sea hlre cottage, Rooms
4 and 4 7a0 Walnut st. Phone Walnut MAS.
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Modern Home

Of English design. containing 10
rooms. 3 baths hnd s chambers ga
rage for 3 cars; excellent locality.
high-class surroundings: old shade; ;
near station, college. schools. etc;
attractive price for quick sale.
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I.AWNDAI r.
NORTH GLENSIDE
HAVE 8 LOTS ON A CORNER

TOTAL. 75x11O
WELL ADAPTED FOR BUNGALOW
Improved street; water and gas a hand; very
convenient TO station: priced right for quick
sale; Phone Whitemarsh 1870 w, or write
427. Ledger Office.
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Nearing COMPLETION

and overlooking Merton Golf Course, :
modern houses, containing q baths
and chambers and sleeping porch !;
garage for 3 cars man's room and
bath heated from plant In house, about
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FERGUSON'S $ lots, s55 up; "a acre plots,
5000 up; title absolutely clear no mort
cages, etc; free title insurance: booklet.
Front and York.