davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Top and Backstrap
Purse
Fashioned of good quail
ity morocco, nicely lined
and fitted with purse and
mirror. Price of the one
illustrated is $1.50.
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Cedar Chests

Cedar Chests of genuine
red Tennessee cedar; some
have copper-trimmed cor
ners and hinges, while
others are plain polished
wood. $16.50 to $3.50.
Floor Lamps and
Shades
Jap Lacquer Finished
Stands and Silk Shades in
a wide variety of soft col
ored silks. Trimmed with
fancy silks and braids, wide
fringe around the bottom.
Complete outfit, $41.50 and
S4S.50.
Shades separate, from
$3.50 to $26.75.
40
Table or Floor Vases
Wit h receptacles for
holding cut flowers or arti-
fetal ones. Finished in
ivory, soft blue. pink or
gold. $3.50 to $17.50.
Silver Basket
Heavy Plated Silver
Basket with exquisite
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jam Jars

Jam or Mayonnaise Jars
of glass container and sill
yer plate holder and spoon.
s2.98.
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Peter Rabbit Apron

Baby's Apron in Peter
Rabbit design. Will please
the kiddies and be very use
full as well. $l.50.
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Fancy Combs
Shell Combs for the
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4 Pictorial SUGGESTION of Many Beautiful Xmas
Coal, Beginning
with the Fuel Administrator for the Conservation Of Coal Beginning
Notice. New Hours Are l2 Noon PM.

pierced design. A beauti-
full table decoration. $17.83.
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Jewelry Boxes

Jewelry Boxes in the
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Silver Basket

Heavy Plated Silver
Basket with exquisite e
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Tiny Rosary

Rosary that is not more
than an inch wide, for con-
venient carrying, CSC, to
the more expensive ones.
gold filled. at $3.50.
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CHANGE IN SCHEDULE.
Games at Homo to Be Monday, Tues
day. WsdnesdaY and Friday.

Because games scheduled for Thurs
day night at the soldiers home conflict
with the weekly band concert. Twilight
league teams hereafter will play Mt
the home on Monday. Tuesday, We'd
nadray and Friday nights the games
scheduled for Thursday night being
transferred to wednesday. There VIII
be no change in the schedule OF games
at the fair gounds. The revised
schedule up to July is as follows:
June 23-Rude Auto Company vs..
Packing company, soldiers home: Sol
diers' home VS.. Dunham Company
fair grounds.
June AN. & 81. L. vs.. COOKS
Imperials. soldiers home; Clerks vs.
Bailey Bros, fair grounds.
June 2S-Packing company VS.
Clerks, soldiers home.
June 2s-Rudo Auto Co, VS.. NJ. a.
st. L.. fair grounds.
June % Cooks Imperials VS.. Dun
ham Company. fair grounds Bailey
Bros. We. soldiers Home, soldiers
home.
June 3O-Rude Auto Company vs.
Durham Company, Soldiers home, SOL
diers' Home vs.. Packing company
fair grounds.
July CLERKS VS.. Cooks lmperiais'
soldiers home: NJ. &. st. l.. VS.. BalieS
Bros. fair grounds.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TWENTY,
FIVE YEARS AGO IN MARSHALLTOWN

most intimate friends of the parties
here. but all win unite in we'll wishes
for their future happiness"
The body Of Mrs. Smith c. F'ergu-
son, who died at Hay Springs, Neb., at
the age of so, reached this city in
charge of Mr.. Ferguson and one of
his sons. The body was taken to
Albion for burial.
At the home of Deputy Sheriff c.
Yeager, in the county Jail. Rev ]. A..
Ward united in marriage Miss Julia
Labeda and Albert Yeager, the latter
| a son of the deputy sheriff.
David Inman. of Quarry, and Miss
Rosa Ingal of Tama county. were
| married in this city by Justice Stotts.
Mrs. H. P. Rollins. aged rs. died at
her home, 105 East Lincoln street or
| lung trouble. Burial was In Rock
Valley cemetery.
Miss Lena D. Russie and Emory n.
Holt, of Green Mountain, were mar
ried at the Green Mountain parsonage
by Rev. Charles r. Bruce.
Thursday, June %, 1894.
Paving operations were begun on
Main street between Second and Third
streets.
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FRIDAY. June p. 1894.

"One of the latest metropolitan i'm
provements at the fremont and one
which all patrons will appreciate, is
an electric fan in the dining room. OF
the most modern pattern. 1t will
cause ice cream to stand erect for an
indefinite period"
Six bicyclists were entered against
time in a race at the fair grounds, the
first prize for which was a $50 bicycle
to the one who made the greatest
number Of miles in two hours. The
contest was won by Eugene Gwinn
with 291a miles Ernest Harlan won
second with % miles TO his credit, and
Lee Merriman took third prize with
y miles. OF the other contestants w.
n. Coppock. of Dillon, dropped out
after covering between four and five
miles, and Charles Morley. Of this
city. dropped out at the eighteenth
milo The other contestant was D.
Harding. OF Dillon.
Saturday. June %, 1894.
Two Of Fred Hopkins little boys,
| Irving and Harry. had narrow
escape while driving the family
pheeton on Main street. One Of Jas.
Baughman's fast horses was being
speeded and. becoming frightened at a
passing street car SHE'D and ran
against the Hopkins phaeton. wreck
ing It and one Of the thlls struck
Irving and stunned him severely. be-
sides bruising his arm. A few more
accidents from fast driving on the
principal streets. especially Non band
concert nights. when they are
crowded. will yet result in trouble.
The protracted and serious drouth
was broken by a most welcome rain
which came during the night. 1t was
said that the rain practically assured
the late potato crop. which could not
have stood the droutir many days
longer
Mrs. c. n. Pike. aged 80 died at her
home in Marietta township Of in
flammatinn of the bowels.
Monday. June rs, 1894.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Portland. Ore. announced that Man
ager Edwin Mcneil. Of the Iowa
Central, had been appointed receiver
Of the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Company. 1t had been rumored
for some time that Mr. Mcneil was
slated for the receivership. It was
| announced Lle Jay 1OllOWlNS tIht He
would begin his dnties July and that
General Auditor f. s.. Benson, of the
Central. would be made auditor OF the
reorganized o. r. & NJ. It also was
predicted that Col. L. NJ Martin. unit
recently manager Of the Des Moines
& western, would succeed Mr.. Nc.
Neil as manager OF the Central.
Tuesday, June 26, 1894.
Mail Carrier Stewart Eason vii
have help on his route bye and bye
as a ten-pound boy arrived at his
; home this morning" Hyle Eason. un.
til recently In service Of the Unitet
States navy.)
William Bell, banker and rea
estate dealer Of Alexander, and Mis-!
Emma Andrews. Of Hampton. were
married in this city by Rev. j. A
, Ward. The ceremony was performed
at the home of the brides sister. Mrs
3 c. W. Wheat, 81 West Boone street.
| Wednesday, June ~, 1894.
At the home Of the brides parents
, at Lyons. was celebrated the marriag'
Of Miss Mary Gladys Talbot to Horac
J. Allard. OF this city. a member 0
the retail grocery irm of EeS;:he:tc O
& Allard. 1.-THE affair was very quie
land was kept secret from even tn
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Will BE- ready for use in each precinct
and the result should be quickly
known,
TAMA PIONEER DIES.
Josiah Paxson, Formerly OF Montour
Stricken With Paralysis.


Josiah Paxyon, an early settler Of
Tama county. died OF paralysis at
1850 o'clock Sunday night at the home
OF his son. Fred B. PaXson, one and
one half, miles northwest of Marietta.
Mr.. Paxson had been II resident of
Tama county since 1866, until he and
Mrs. PaNson went to live with the son
late In March. Mr.. Paxson had been III
about three years and had been con.
fined to his bed since going to the
home OF his 500.
MIR. Paxson was born in Columbiana
county. Ohio, April go 1881 He was
united In marriage with Miss Rebecca
b. Hayes, March ~. 1864, in Ohio. In
1866 Mr.. and Mrs. Psxson came to
Iowa, and settled on n farm two miles
west Of Montour. where they made
their home until coming TO the sons
home. He was a member of the old NJ.
T.. church at LeGrand, and in an early
day he served as substitute minister,
preaching in school houses and church
es when regularly ordained ministers
could not be secured
Surviving Mr.. Paxson are the widow
and three children. The latter are Ad-
olson Z. Paxson, OF this city: Fred B.
PaXson. at whose home he died, and
Mrs. o. f. Howard, Of Minburn. He
was the last surviving member of a
family OF six.
The funeral will be held Tuesday
morning at 1880 from the Friends
church at LeGrand following a brief
service at o'clock from the home Of
Addison f. Paxson. 202 South Second
avenue. Rev. Mr.. Soues of the Meth
odist church at Albion. having charge
at both places. Burial will be in Pleas
ant Hill cemetery. LeGrand.
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II. Benny pleaded guilty this morn
Ing in Mayor Wilson's court to operat-
ing an automobile without lights. and
paid a fine OF 81 and costs. &. X.
Butler was assessed a similar sum on
the same charge,
q. w. Jackson, charged with OBJ
structing the streets, Saturday even
ing paid fine of 81 and costs in the
mayors court,
ON a warrant charging assault and
battery, sworn out by John FORESTER,
and another charging assault with il
tent to commit great bodily injury,
sworn out by \, Mccarthy and \, f.
Cardle. sheriff Henry Saturday arrest
ed John Stapley, of Vienna township.
The compliments are all residents or
near Gladbrook, where II is alleged
they were engaged In q fight with the
defendant. Stapley was brought to
this city and arraigned before Justice
Burritt. He was released on bond OF
$500 to appear for trial In justice court
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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SPECIAL ROAD
ELECTION SET
FOR JULY a
SUPERVISORS CALL ELECTION
AFTER COUNTY MEN At MEET.
ING ASK FOR IT.
NO BOND ISSUE CIR -
TAX TO BE VOTED ON

Election to Be Solely On Proposal
Whether Marshall County Shall
Authorize Supervisors to Hard Sur
face Primary Roads and Thus Secure
Federal and State Aid Of S162 ,281-
IL Proposal 10 Not Carried Federal
Aid Money Will Be Lost.
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boys. $40 to iO.-evsry rpesday, 19uso
day ana saturday morniHgst ssnpe0yee
boys A, Z TO 7:soi employed boys, =
1880 to .. every ruesday. ThussaAS
and Friday evening.
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Two Local Teams Win.

Two Twilight league teams scored
victories Sunday. the Rude Auto Com
pany nine defeating Ferguson at the
fair grounds, III a close and exciting
game. by a score Of 3 ~ .. and Cook
Imperials winning from the Dillon
nine, at Dillon, II to I.
The RudeFerguson game was close
thruout and tEe visitors narrowly lost
an opportunity to tie the score in the
final inning. The Imperials, by free
hitting. won handily at Dillon.
Swimming Glasses Schedule.
The Y. NJ G. A. swimming classes
at the Y. NJ. c. A. have become so
crowded that it has become necessary
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LOSE AiR-TlGHT GAME:
independents Defeated at Wei'sburs IN
Pitchers Battle.

Two wild throws in the sixth innins
caused the defeat of the Independents
Sunday at, Wellsburg, to 0. me
game was one of moundsmen, win
honors about even. Ives, the Wells
burg star, held the Independents 10
three scattered bingles. and Rhode. OF
the Independents. was touched Tor out
one more safety. The wild heaves OF
the sixth resulted in a Wellsburg run
ner making the course of the paths FOR
the lone score The score:
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Price Has Potatoes. Too.

George A Price, 81 West Main
street. has a garden from which he has
been digging potatoes as big as a mans
fist and then some. The spuds he has
been showing were whales and he says
he has enjoyed new potatoes out of his
garden for a week or two They were
planted in April.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23

people 70 AmeG and arransements have
been made for cafeteria luncheon At
the college. Guides will show tho
young people about the college and q
program. educational in nature, will DO
given. The party wrl be accompanied
by Abel Hankin. the club leader, and
Mrs. Mary Gregg. county home de-
M IN St ratnr
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23
JUNE SPECIALS.
Values Extraordinary For Thrifty

values EXTRAORDINARY For Unity
Shoppers.
Ladies full bleached knit union suits
cuff knee, no sleeve-50 cents.
Ladies extra fine knit union suits,
Athena brand-cuff knee, no sleeve
S1.49.
Mems balbriggan union suits-half
sleeve. ankle Iength-s1.49.
Ladies white wolfe waists--choice 81.
Splendid values in gingham dresses
al s3.4S and S4.9S
Hea dquarters for satisfaction. Brint-
nall & 2r!ntnaiI
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Poultry Club to Ames.

Twelve members Of the Boys and
Girls Poultry Club of the south side
will go to Ames Tuesday TO attend
the program prepared for the boys
and girls clubs of the state. which is
to be continued from Monday to We'd
nesday. inclusive Three automobiles
have been arranged to take the young
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23

If it is quality paints and painting
materials you are looking for this~fs
the place to buy them. I carry Mon
arch mixed paint. composed only Of
lead, zinc and linseed oil. Hammer
Bros. white lead and Midland linseed
oil. These are all OF. the purest quality
and fully guaranteed satisfactory or
your money refunded.
PHONES 11s | a.-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23

The Independents will play the''
first game &C the year on the nome
field next Sunday With Conrad.
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for Physical DireCeor 6. =. 0elmAn, 70
divide the ciaSses into double tho nuEn-
Der over that OF last yepr. The fol-
lowing In a schedule Of the claases:
Boys, 10 to ~ years. 9 to $3.50; Junior
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-23

W. r. Scott Penn Mutual Life In
surance. Iowa Savings Bank building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

DESIRABLY located house. rooms. bath.
beat. electric lights; garage; ntco lot;
$500; possession juno IL. 1890,
! NJ FRONEFTEI,D Wayne. Pa
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Factories. Manufacturing r1oors
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

wANTED--Spsce for grocery warehouse
1900 10 5000 square feet Phone Sorth isi
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FT{hbfIl DWELLING rooms. all conyeu-
iences close TO train and trolley; nice lot
% 'WARREN NJ. CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
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1871 CoNESToGA ROAD
Six rooms and bath. heater and gas de
tRrhed; lot 65SlG5 close TO station; $500.
CARPENTER & WILSON
Belrnont lObT 6o20 Market ct
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR sA
observation-disclosures PENNsYLyANlA--sUBUR
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SOUTH ARDMORE II
ST. DANIDS
WAYNE,

COUNTRY HOMrS southern exposure: l2
rooms bath. electricity. central plant steam
hoat; nice lot; Sl2 75O; possession April l.
1920 J. NJ T'RoSEF1ELD. Wayne Pa.
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Residence and Garage

House contains Il roonls, baths.
chambers: garage with rooms Tor
f-uit trees, etc. everything In excel
ient condition; low price for quick
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
NEW JERSEY FARMS
ELMER, SALEM CO.,
NEW Jersey. FRUIT

and poultry. grain and dairy and truck
farms for sale.
=, 20 acres excellent soil. = mile from sta
tioni 5000 train service to Philadelphia; Z
tion lots OF fruit. price $500 half cash.
22lg acres on good road uear station good
SOL; I-room house. large poultry houses.
barn. etc. IN good condition; fine shade; lots
Of fruit Of all kinds; running stream; /
young horse . hogs ready for market. 30
chickens: wagons all farming implements,
cash: must be seen TO be appreciated
o. acres, dairy and truck farm. good soil.
s-rpom mousse, large outbulldlngs all In
hrst-class condition; tenant house: running
stream; near good shipping point sacrifice
az owner ts retiring: $1,000 on terms.
Address w NJ WIIEATLBY. Elmer. ". J.
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Observation-Disclosures
GLENSIDE
HATBORO

NEW modern single house. under const..
GRTS son G!enaide. Pa. Ogontz $50.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

SEVENTY FIVE ACRES streams and tim
Der; fruit all kinds tO.rcom brick dwelling;
new barn for 40 head; 2-Btoryj garage; poul-
try houses and all outbuildingSsi mace mDaTradsm
Iansdaie depots; $40. 800. possession: investl-
Tfsnsdaie, Pa,
EIGHT ACRES. lO-room Colonial brick
dwelling; new barn and garage apund-
Ance fruit and shade; situated high and dry.
depots; possession; s65Oo: $4,000 cash.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT CO.
Iansdale. Pa.
i40 ACREs-Two good farm dwellings, ,
good barns and all other necessary out
buildings; land rich and productlve located
on stone road near village. convenient 10
PHILADELPHIA; the kind that will make money
''iS iWSksRREN sFIT Y NJ CORNELL. Hatboro. Pa.
100 ACRES on FINE ROAD, VALLEY
rooms hath heater. tenement houses.
large barn, spring house, outbuiidnss: 600
''u't ''s' NJ FRoNEFIELD, Wayne. Pa.
s ACRES on hard read. 7-rOom stone
dwellins with iTeP aces RGEltT :,
NJ Cornell, Hatboro. Pa.
BUCKS COUNTY-seventy acres 4 wood.
pasture, creek; loan soil Groom house.
new bank barn ts rR %sSm shGd AGaS8 ste
Pipersvills, Bucks county, Pa.
rs ACREsLdood productive HlrIn with good
buiidings. we'll located. at q reasonable
flzurei the kind thai wouid SUI 81 S,, q practical
farmer. WARREN NJ CORNELL. Hat
> ACREs. good land abundance OF fruit.
ton; s85oo; easy terms, Warren NJ Gornen.
ia tn0rO. R4.
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Another Stone House

With = baths, 9 chambers, and all
eunNenionccs, IN an excellent locz tion.
Worth investigation. Price reasonable.
BtIpTnN
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$500 Down Secures 4O-Acre
Fruit and Truck Farm

In fine section, convenient large railroad
town: 80 acres general crop tiilage. easy
profit raising vegetables for nearby canpery.
wood timber; so apple trees. also peaches
cherries, plums; cottage home. barn poultry
owner sacrifice 500: easy terms. Details
page 40, stroutg Fall Catalogne 100 9Jp psEF;s.ss F;.s
FARM AGENCY l422 l.. Land Title Bldg..
Philadelphia.
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Modern Home

OF English design, containing le
rooms. baths and chambers; ga
rage for 3 cars; excellent locality:
hiEh-class surroundings; old shade
attractive price for quick ssle.
nDvA- uEA,t-n
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REAL hsrATE sos SALE
PENNSYLVANIA SUBURBAN

Residence. surrounded By many high
class properties, IL rooms. 2 baths. 8
chambers. electricity. hot-water heati
lot 70xi40; fne planting; high loca-
tion. near Purlt. Investigate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19

10 Acres, 3 Horses,
III Cows and

. heifers, yearlnEs wesons, harness.
t5 tools' dairy utensils winter hay. corn. oats.
potatoes. etc all included for only 10000.
part cash; "A real high 6radc sacrifice; near
r. r. town; by owner having lost his sight:
loan ttllaEe high. state cultivation for blS
fruit etc; loft atock barn; water house
md barn nlo GrS,na c0rn hGuSsY roo,n s,G,
rssldencs, mage 80. Strouts + all Cataios,
100 pages farm bargsina 2S states; copy
free STROUT FARM AGENCY. li22 L.
Land Title Bldg. Philadelphia.
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FRANKFORT

1B49 PRATT ST.--New house. front and back
porch; gas and eec.; rooms near high
school and now elevated station. CIIAI-
LENDER. 5000 + ankford ave
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NEw JERSEY FARMS
FRUIT AND POULTRY FARM

500 peach trceo In full bearing, 30 pears,
plums, grapes. apples hue asparagls bed.
strawberries. currants: Groom house, COM
plete bath. toilet. wnshstands city Ras. open
fireplace. furnace heat, kecwannca water
system. barn. wagon shed brooder house.
acres exceptionally Widc frontage, state
road grand old shade a complete place,
price $500. half cash. write today. also
oend for our illustrated farm catalog
BRAY & MacGBORGE, 1877 Drcxel Build.
lnE Ih L. nnlnhlH. Pa. or Ninalhnd. II. /
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Nearing Completion

and overlooking Merton Golf Course. .
modern houses. containing bsths
and chambers and sleeping porch
garage for q cars mans room and
bath heated from plant In house: about
acres; should be seen al once.
Y.Axrr-ntA.-
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NEW IERsEY-sEAsHoRE


OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE. 51st, and Cen
trai ave. bedroomsi lot 4oxlOo feet;
ffnify furnished; $4,000. GEORGE A
DATSCHEd. 5000 Central ave. Ocean CITY
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FLORIDA
BJJY FLORIDA LANDS

Wonderful opportunities sor homemakins
and proatab!o lmyestment; ownSrfhip Of one
rightly handled Will make you independent
for life; ideal for growing oreugss. grape i.
fruit. gusVau nansoes. vesetablee. sugar
real home builders. Beautifully Illustrated
booklet free. Phone. write or call East Coast
Development Company. g227 222S-222S LAnu
itir Building Philadelphia Pa
ahle for groves trucking and farming
central Florida; for quick sale, $1,000
u II HITCHCOCK Davenport Fla.
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DARBY

HERE is A GOOD ONE! Brick dwelling;
water heat electricity. living room. laun-
lion; $4,000 possession about Dec l.
SWOPE & SON, $40 Main, Darby,
So MAIN ST.-o roomsl all conYepienccs.
seInidetached; lot 23xl00i price s3sOO. r.
TOFI.AND. 1921 Woodland nye - -
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

IDEAL COUNTRY HOME and farm; 80
or acres OF best soil; on the Lincoln Highway;
~ ~ imles from Phiia.; | mile to station on
Frazer: @ miles TO West Chester or pou.n1 w
aHstoWhi u I-room stone house open hall and
9etair,way; hot-water heat modern bathroom
nrepdlaGes rjosdaG,, porch on sides: fine view;
meadow with largo stream: broom stouo
tenaht house stone barn, asbestos roof tile
silo. other buildings. apple orchard 81
s1d s3d"g IrrI trHve 1929 %tra"hGrTy plants
429 Ehst Lancaster ave. Downlngtown
397 ACRES 10 ACRES ATFArJrA
fiqest practical farm in Bucks county, 20
miles from Philadelphia, 8 mIleg from Tren-
Ton. near Lincoln highway md several rail-
road stations 4 stone houses. all convent
narh and stable machine house and all
necessary outbulldipgs. orchard never-tall-
ttns creek through 6o-acre meadow well
tarmed at this time; inspection solicited
acre; very easy tarmB
ARTHUR P. TOWNSEND. Langhorue. Pa
II ACRES located within u mile Of Lin.
1,S,h CON Highway ! y miles to station on the
dweiling and barn; large hcshousos,
poultry house. corn crib, springhouse: eA-
ceIlent water streams and springs: fruit:
ieVei' rich, productive farm; II acres OF
Chester. S2tSs2; + Pa. Il Thompson Ne'I'or' West
COUNTRY iIOME--waterr9wer mil and
tSrh 40 acres. with stone house. q roH.r7
SS1In: Sous: not %ater heat oid mill. barn, spring
between Wilmington and West Chester two
ana one-ha.t miles penusyiyaIuH Il. Il sta
LHn' WIN ,commutinR services TO Philadel-
RI-s Seso00. J. NJ Eroneleld. Wayne. Pa.
25 ACREs--AlonE trolley limo, 1O-room
nell. Hatboro. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-19
Colonial Stone House

situated In the best location: Good
view; containing O baths, IA cham
bers: large garage; 10 acres rea1oh.
able rent by the year.