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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
BY PETER B, KYNE

~Lsay IN me eA~r~Asaee ear ssAed
me % dssser this 10 ira. aAA.' he ~
aesne~a isAeessAssiy
II was . as,tsA frwsAsy wvtitea ca ths
truin stmtioasry. Webster read;
TIVE distressed lmAy desires b
thznk tke xsnftesnAs IN ssrlsesrasn A
fu< Aas ehsssiry u yesterday. she d
prefeuHdsy sorry that In her services
the x~nfsexnAn In stsseseeaa A was "a
uaseTsuaals ~ to -aai~ . red ~
with hdU trinasiaxs~
JoEa Stuart Webster sxws HE
migttis~s rsth ~Hy The twelve ag.ss.
Ties slsscas f~ers Aaaww. lsm~s.
laha. rhilIa bartholomew. Matthew.
Thomas. James, dude and Simaa. and
i,rs nsaittlnx Indas lscsrses. ths scaly
sroanarei VIA betrayed Ass lard ana
Massss z. He sesvhed tAFvrgh mn eld
wallet until he dlsceves~d q fairly
Glenn professional card. acrcss the hae.
tom ~ which he wrvtc. -TAaak yea.
! ]. \ W. sn& ssNs. u h The 10 lsassr
distressed lady. .,e,> .......,'@,.,
The noss stxvai ssiycnt<~ ~ my
iifr II new over be- seillo4,2scd and
turned "a hts cigar. -E~s sA. s&k~ ~
my Selfrespeet, had TO lei her know
Ina no, q hohe Aud now 10 the task
ef framing NJ scheme FOR future
scsuaIntAnev. ! must learn her name
and destination 10 M 4 preliminary
I'll Interview the truin echducter.-
lie DID snd under the srpeiioatins
influence of 3 nve-aoliar h..s .he con.
dactor bent respectful ear to the
wehstrriau message.
In Car Seven" he began. s'ytere ID
yasnv iasss- I d. aea kaaS wkal 20,
ton she occupies, neither do I knew
her 5amr and destinsti.n l ouis
kno~ uhat she locks Ike"
The conductor nadv~d And yeR
want 60 asccrtatu her nAnss and dec
tiaatinnf"
Il do
"Aii right have the utilised pcf>
nno ~ her trauspartatiem TO return
TO her before we hi, Salt Lake, her
name ls 90 the ticket add the ticket
Indicates her destination. I'll male 3
mental aoir of both as sson a. I've
Identified her ticket
A few hoars later the CONDUCTOR
came 10 wehsssr's sssseroom and
handed him Q card arcn which was
writisns
DOLORES Ruey. From Los Angelica
via San Pedro. Los Asgeses 4 salt
Lake, to Salt Lake CITY Dv1seS q Rio
Grauae to Denver, burlington TO ~.
I.cGis. Illinois Central 10 New 0rseanA
Stop-oser az Denver"
John Stuart Webster studied the
name after the CONDUCTOR withdrew.
That's u Spenixh name b. satsi@
auis~d. 'hu, fer all ttMi. she's not &
pmrskeet All things ooasidered. ]
guess III take q ehance and invesft-
gntr" .,,,.,..,.. ,...,..,.....a.. H..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

bat not aaise A. wshsssrs body
struck the h@r the ess ssfsmatie
eane saR eIf the holster. s~lagsng h
. weak circle. u covered the ether.
That xaa daisy Nsh~.er manra-
bied. III you iasse hsforw my Aes3i
ciears III pzi foar haisess lnss, yea b.
fcFv JOG reach ths corridor"
He waIted af.sa, miaags. thea with
che gun he pcaased 10 the ear door add
the washer sterp~d ont. wshssv hand.
cd The porter his gun and followed !:
two minntes later hs rwtarned. drag
xtnx his sszaiiaut By the cellar. Up
the steps t~ t~rsed the big battered
hrsk and tossed II in the carner of the
yestihuie. Just as the stri came throagA
the car, making for the iiter Up shead-
Again she favored hun with that
cain. grave. yet vitality Interested gate.
se=!aea aprrssiAtisely. msae as II 10
pass On. changed her mind. and said
= ssgy .sygssis You are--s very court.
ly xsntlegaan, SIR,
: He bowed. TM~r~ was aestfnz .ssv
10 do, nothing that he could say gadcr
the circumstances To Nse hts chisAlry
as q wedge To open sn acqualntanc~
never occurred 90 ttnha, bis whisk.
rrs did occur 10 him. Hastily be backed
into his sta'rroom and closed To
dpor, presently he rnse and surveyed
himself critically In the small mirror
over the washstand
-So, Johany." he nnrmured, I'VE
can't 80 into the diner DOW. Were toa
blamcd dlsrrpaiable We we're bad
enough before tina, big swine tu1g the
shaats %s eac right eye, bnt whatever
our physical and personal Feelings. fac
be II frnm RS 10 parade our lridesccni
orb in public Besides, one look Al mat
gar~n Is enough TO do vs. tor the re-
mainder " our natural life. aud Sec
oId hook minus u pfOrer Introduction.
would only drive US into suicides
grave" he sighed. meg for the porter
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
CHAPTER /

When John Stuart Webster, mining
esg' ns-r aud Kicker up Of dust ON dis
,tant trails, Jagged the Y. T.. L. A.
~ 1. Limited al blisterci board sta
sis0 In Death valley. California. he
had definitely resolved 10 do certain
thi,rS To begin. ne would invade the
Aning car at the nr-t call Ia dlnner
,aod cri.r approximately twenty dol
Msrw worth Of ham and eggs. which
gHo,ender In. as nj! who know viii
sr~rtlsy, tina pianncle Of epicurcan de-
eight 10 An. old sour'dough coming out
81 the wilderness with hraithy bank.
vsil and a healthier appetite,
Following the ham and eggs. Mr.
Webster planhed to satnratr himself
.iram soul q. yrrmltprm apprndin With
nico.ine. which b. purpoScd ohalnlns
srom tobacco viii, nicotine IN e. Il,
was week since he had smoked any,
thing with an cdor rsea rrhntsIy Ike
tohnrrn. Tor the August temperature IN
Death valley Is no rvSps'cIcr " moist
srr In any man or his tobacco. Upon
arrival IN Salt Lake city hts spree
snuld really begin webster drs1Enrri
ssArlertns Iayicnh and proceeding
sorth~ith TO a hotel where he would
engage aurty r,-au wtth A.haih- hll
thc hntttuh cltuh blithely IN aud soak
AR tno hours AZ least Tor II was near
n eight mouths Since ~ tad haN n
~rgiar hath aud hc parposed taking
~ most ~ his opportunity Nis lons-
drawn ahluttauS AZ icustA over, b.
vnuld don sIlkeu dresStle gown and
slippers or,isr up barber and pro
,<s.ssi 20 part With enough HAIR and
~hiskrrs To- upiVlster mn sutnWottls,
and upon tho completion ~ hts ton.
~,r,Il adyenturcs he would rntR~e hts
person IN a suit " mauvrcoIorrd SIR
90 h,pas, climb Into bed and stay
thcre for forty eight hours. merely Nas
t,g ians enough a. take smother bath,
order ~ pctia,NCal conSGnments "
nam and eggs. ant Incidentally utase
CERTAIN that friendly side wipier Or
<hucsanils hadn't crawted under thr
Nlansrt With ,tm
so mach for John Stusvt wrhstvr's
SNns. New for the gentleman himself
~ enc uot even the iuliumn porter.
shrnmd isldse ~ mankind tha; be VAS
o. could have d,s,rrurd In TIE chrySals
that aAge,Ni the lYmi's'd ;he butterfly
Of tax' b,n that WAS ~ he A. thT
ehrn, G,,dSr raised the srS,thaie plat
FORM. opentt Tho car door ani booked
euf. Ne had ;so erafaence IA the teaa
sun baked hig nan standing by the
train rtainlt the teitcv ~Ns not A
fr,t gtas~ yaSSepAef tNt wandering
rro~p.ctor, fer hc MAS dos ,lir,y ruin
" rags and hairy ~ a tsNatua. The
emily elcaa thing ahou, him Vas
Aeavy-calIhrrsd automatic pls,o, o. the
army type swinging NJ bis bin
"lay coach an tourist ~ In trua,."
ar knleh, u the whssker@m An
a0ancvd. In dIsappru,ins tones anj
started Cd cluse do~a the platform
-, I p~4Nv!ved." Jehn, S,usrt Web
Ser rvpllesi elsnd,y. Il also observed
Ast yc3 failed - employ the a;le
sir when addressing Nhjt" elaa
tut that Watferu hack and bop eu,
Arrv with ,car litt'e Sttcl, VOC saddle.
ccterySi soa az SSueSau6jg, ov m
make ycu hard pnStsr ~ catch,
"yassaA. yssssAh 7" tae rogtcr spat-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

f0A Afe very IcNrVfr 0enNfrah.
and told him to sead walter Tor his
order saee h~ would fHin break h..
fast In the privacy Of It's Naiereum.
And when the waiter came for the
orsla+, xasct, aas Mr Mchster's ncrtAl
perturbation that har, sud eggs we're
tur,heSt from his thoughts he or
tserNs. ste~k with Fr~asGh fried pc
,aioc~
.
John Stuart Webster PASSED q rest
less night Sleep casne 'o him In hour
ly i.tSsailmrnis. frasn witch he would
rouse IN ASK himself whether u ~ss
worth while 60 coatino. ~ ~ through
the rnotions % ii,:ng. os silghi at the
next station. .seek lonely sna Bnfrc-
quenied Sgspt and there sarrrati~T to
nuira esous fortune. II VAS altogether
damnahs~ In careless ssoJaeut. Fate
had accorded him glimpse ~ the
only woman he had ever ms; aBt de-
ar,Ti 70 tiares aUnlu-@f or Webster ~as
essentially a msus nan. ard tis rro-
tcsNlan and environment had initiated
against his opportunities fer meeting
extraordinary snascn sad sxsrSuryiI-
could haye se challenge his serious at-
tt~sit4-a Fatp had aftasxiea hsTa Si1nai
opportunity for ku!ghily cnnlhas In ne
sersire ~ this extraordinary wasnsn.
and In he Rhsenre ~ formal Irir1-
tnrtlon - hat mar could desire a finer
opportunity fer yc'siax acquainted II
anly their meeting had hat t@en de.
aged s~o rerss tea days week
0nce fvvw ~ bis ugly csson ~ RAGS
and wtsSters The hatt1-Hy Webster
~ouii nct hare tcssfat-d sac hvfes inr
slant 10 luforu hinsea sf tha, young
saay's address. feilg, :rsg hts eaGnmary
disposal ~ her tnr.ne1snr
Hat In an ,sanxs there il a limit.
mnd Iahn Stuart Wahster's right ere
constituted tsad's'te hsyuod Which
As xrntirrasn. he dare. ne. vsa'urr.
@a a4th a heavy hrary ~ bowed 10
the isrst.shle, R-1siaxni nal vnyxter4-
ems ss 4 rs@trort.s she bad Eaahed
acc~ srrvss bis horgr1l and sss gpas.
In ,ss privacy et Mis- ssaieip-sn Web.
STIR had Asra snd exxs fn7 hr~&sfas.
tie wss lighting his ~A~nra cigar ~Asn
tAe Isrtsr taeexed AM catered @itk
az snvesGpe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08

Ssas.le hir'A 10 ons thing sad Eacs
sat Political berth Ia another.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-10-08
"Ks~v . hska !. sAs ~isA~v
f~s yoss ~ Jssk -Psr&s~~."

no EE cowTIwUEp;
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
U,s.CIv1L SERVICE EXAMINATION

An open Competitive examination
-ndcr the rules Of the L. S. Civil Serv-
zee Commission for the position Of
Jerk in the Post Oice, AbbcviIle, La,
VIII be held on Saturday, September
p, 1920, commencing at O'Clock a. m,
Applications fer this examination
lust be made OIL the prescribed form,
which, with necessary instructions,
may be obtained from the Commission 5
local representative, Local Secretary, NJ
the Abbeville, La, Post Oeace or from
the undersigned.
Al persons wishing to take this OK
aminaticd should secure blanks and
file their applications with tae under
signed at once in order to allow time
e.r any necessary corrections and to
arrange for the examination.
SECRETARY TENTH CIVIL sERV'
ICE DISTRICT.
J, o. LEBLANC,
Examiner.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
GILL FOR soME;KIND
OF WINTER COVER


The prosperity Of Nrmilioa Parish
lr.,ir. and end, with NE sol, Pu.,.ar
times witnessed ecat aay,n.a.
ans, . farmer, to soil eenscrya,ion ami
soil bilding. The legpmcs: cow r.a.
SOW beans. velvet beans were PLANTED
generally and literally AMI in the corn
and as satch crops anttfcr hay. With
the war came a Labor shortage. high.
priced seed and 'ealt for food cror,
and the farmer responded,
Reconstruction is on eyerywhore and
if the pr,sr Gritty of the FARMER is 10 DC
continued there most be something
done for tle land. Pocr land can.
bring paving crops and any sy~.rm of
farming which does. 9lOt build APP th,
land must finally fal 4 little les,
planted to money crops and a few acre,
devoted to oatS. rye, vetch or MIX.
ture this fall will prevent washing.
build up the land and ca be followed
by corn, sweet potatoes cr cowpcay
Some farmers figure that they can
raise rice or cane enough to buy feed
cheaper than it can be raised at home,
but the fact remains TINT feed crops
must be raised or bought and the
amount raised is a saving even though
a few acres of rice or cane are sagri-
feed. Let's get together on program
for a cover crop Of oats, rye or a mix
ture Of rye and veto on everv farm
this fall. I. Il. CASANOVA,
Parish AGENT
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
Read What U. s, Deut of Agriculture
Says About What Two Rats Can Do.

According to government figures, wv,
,ats breeding continually for three
years produce 359,7Os4S2 individual
rats. Act when you see the first rat
don I wait. RAT-sNAP is the .urc,t
clcanost, most convenient extcrmina
tor, No mixing with other foods. Dry,
up after killing-leavts no smell Cat,
or dogs won't touch il Sold and guar.
antced by J. A. SUMMERS and c. NJ
Eldrcdge.--Adv. i.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
II Spant 81 on Rat Snap and Saved
the Price Of a Hog

James Mcclure, famous Hog Raiser
Of New Jersey, SAYS; Il advise every
farmer troubled with rats 10 use RAT
NAP. Tried everything TO get rid Of
rats Spent 81 on RAT-SNAP. Figured
.,e rats it killed saved the price Of q
hog - RAT-nNAP come, IN cake
form. No mixing with other food. cat,
dog. won't touch it, Three size-
35c, csc, $I25. Sold and guaranteed
By J. \. Summers and G. ". E!drcige.
ADV.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
made in the new csmetefi

Just arrived beautiful line of Pari
sian style, Oxford Tisa, in black, and
brown Satin, black and brown Kid and
White Kid. Big "B" Store.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
MRS. EDGAR McEvIs.

Mrs, Edgar Nevis, nee Modest
Broussard, aged 81 years, 9 months and
p days, died at her home on Wednes.
day, September !, 1920 at 4 a. m, as
the result of lbckjsw.
The funeral, WHICH swas largely at
tended, took plad Tffrsday morning
-fio1nH che sass aac -sAl&sA being
made in the new cemetery.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1920-09-04
NOTICE

My Residence is with Ar. Adam
Morton, Phone 252,
Ny office is with Or, A, A, comcaux,
Phone 166.
DIR. Z. =. PETERMAN....
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
THREE BARGAIN FARMS

First Forty-hve acres. horses. 3 cows
potatoes, al! farm mScSinery " and nd tools; 10
room stone house, barn and complete set out
buildings near. school and r. r.. station.
cows 800 chickens, geese. 10 acres res Of Of corn
thrCe-quarters acre potatoes. hay. grain and
Of school and trolley: lO-room stone house
large bank barn, slc complete set outbldgs.
2ta acres. just the place for old couple Wish.
ing TO live coy, auiet life. or possibly a
barn and outbldgs. poultry buildings for
500 or more chickens; 200 fruit trees: good
T%sS S1Sgsh 81! RtS ts $s'1e sHa % s
st. Norristown. Pa.
PUBLIC I.E--yaluabie 9s-acre farm, for
temss M W. on aass roSs Sep
Sis;a%Ss 3 + 3 3rhIs$@f%Sis @ ,5sIisy SSIlaasiRSis
!nduStries Ss mics central Vi5 anf 1asf
to to- operate; attractive Colonial dwelling. % great
barn and farm buildings: stream. timber.
ing proposition for practical farmer or city
man wanting to commute. Write for detailed
TEI man. Agents. t :. AIRY St. Norrstown Is Pa,
PUBLlC SALE-Tmproved lO0-acre farm for
Samuel schnrr ctsn estate tate SATURDAY; s@sp:em. @
Re Mnn He aha and RSadnf
Railroad throngh farm: borders schuylkll
NAL stone dwelling; shade; view; practically
new barn. 30 head silos. top-notch soil;
opportunity to buy farm above the ordinary
at farmers price RG1HisGa ns cireplsT Wish PhS-
agents s1s Is . = Airy St. Norrlstown t, '>1'>'>'
ONE OF THE finest stock farms near Prila-
delphia. located on main auto thorough,
fare and SSY 8, mr wh rs
mSnaseTs house, ) cottages; dairy barn with
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
$1,000 Cash Secures
Eouipped 361-Acre( Farm

Alfalfa soil, near town. big buildings
real money-maker. mschine-worked fields cut
upwards 100 tons hay. including alfalfa;
5O-cOw spring-watered pasture, several thou
sands cords wood. 400. 900 IT. timber. so
apple trees 800 sugar naples: 2-story Groom
house. running spring water, magnificent
shade, 77-ft. cement basement barn silo
running water, 5-room brick house 3 other
barns; borders pretty lake: quick buyer Ectg
pair young mules. machinery. hay and grain;
everything $4,000 only $1,000 cash. balance
easy terms, Details page 49, strout's Big
STRouT FARM AGENCY. 1922 L, Land
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNsYLvANIA SUBURBAN
TORRESDAIF

o6 ACRES, acres in apple orchard,
acres in oak and hickory timber; all land
having slight slope to The south: stone house
electric Light and power. open freplacet,
bath. lavatory and toilet. large .porches.
spring house. cave, large lake Of spring
water. stone barn, with slate roof. accom-
modatinE 80 head Of stock. electric light
and spring water In barn: garage and other
all in frst .class repairL on .
stone roads. about 90 miles north Of Phila
quick sale price 5000: think this is the
last great bargain near Phila. I can help
you finance II. Harry Richardson. owner.
100 Susuuehanna ave. Lansdale. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
Commuters Farm
$1,000, Part Cash

Dandy little farm near Philadelphia. close
neighbors schools. all advantages: 10 acres
house: owner unable occupy, insists imme
diate sale: real bargain. $1,000, part cash.
poultry farm, page SO. Strouts Big Illus.
tratCd Farm Cataog.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

Lakeview Orchard Farm
Years Income. 5000

You get valuable crops II taken now; lead.
ing farming town where orchardlng pays
big profits: 40 acres mRchine-worked fields,
spring-watered pasture, 90 cords pulp. 900
cords f1rewoOd. large quantity timber, 400
young bearing apple trees, 'other fruit: bor-
big barn silo, running water, 80-ft. poultry
house, garage. other buildings: owner re-
tiring, quick buyers gets part growipE crops:
everything S3s5o, easy terms Details page
Strout's Big Illustrated Catalog Farm
Bargains throughout many states. Copy free.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
APPLE ORCHARD

Located in Montgomery county, consisting
81 Various varieties; 5000 trees just matur-
Ing; farm buildings, hog pens: storage house,
rDIIrCad siding on property; in perfect CON
dition J. c. BOGAN. SI4 Drexel Bldg.
GFNTLEMTN's COUNTRY ,sEAT-,s6 acres
Of the very best. productive land; in fine
ToIoniaI mansion house: open hall and stair
case baths. electric itshts; odh h0tiwatSr t.,
mnrnved tenant house, large barn. etc. price
right for quick sale. Warren NJ Cornell,
HathoTo. Pa
1873 ACRES, y mile frontage on the big
her and meadowiand; excellent for game
preserve: near trolley: fine stone dwelling.
barn atc electric lights: n bargain II sold
at once. Warren NJ. Cornell. Hatboro. Pa.
ACRES, ON A MAIN ROAD, q mile 70
railroad station; frame dwelling. with
convcnicnces: fine outbuildings: n bargain,
warren NJ. Cornell. HatRoro. Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
LIS ACRES

$40 900 cannot duplicate II for the money:
a, farmers farm ,,H as well as, as 4 Eentlemans
utes' walk Locksley sta. Media Division.
Penna.; adjoining land bringing $3.50 per
small Groom stone house. nne double-decker
stone barn for. 35 head. springhouse. fruits:
now Is the time to and buy II.
HEAD & SON. West Chester. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

as ACRES offered TO settle an estate, de.
sirable property. rich and productive. half
mile to r. r. station; new brick house. 9
rooms bath hot-air heat. porChes lawn
barn outbuildlngs: fruit of all kinds straw
berries asparagus; hot and cold water in
house: No Q house, q rooms Q acres timber
. acres mcadowland; price $500. J. r.
Thompson. member Fhila. Real Estate
/ hoard West Chester, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
NEW JERSEY FARMS
Two Cows, Horse. Poultry

Pigs, wagons plows, harrows cultivators
and ali other farming tools given immediate
buyer Of this productive 2O-acre farm; near
town, schools. stores and neighbors. fruited
10 peach and apple orchards. acres straw.
berries. IL acres blackberries, also other ber'
ries and grapes; good house with nne cellar
Tor ali only $500, part cash: fully. described
gains saKIe free ss '"sSsS COPY. new JERSEY FARM
AGENCY, o21.C, Real Estate Trust Bldg"
Philadelphia. Pa.
THiRTY-ACRE FARM on White Horse pike,
in Berlin; large house barn arm r, apple Or
berry and asparagus beds mead9%% ..% for
COWS: running stream; price $1,000. ED
WARD II CUTLER CO. Haddon and Lin
don ave. Collingswood N. J.
HALF-ACRE FARMS for sale, located at
Westylue: minutes to center OF town;
C f. TAYLOR
Haddon and Ceilings aves.
Coilingswood. N. J.
100 AcTesi Tor. house, large barn, 10 min.
out on stone rd. mr.. R.R.i excel dairy. stk
or truck farm. Huyett 6hs Federal. Camden.
NEW JERsEY--SUBURBAN
AUDUBON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
MT. POCONO

OLD-EsTABLISHED fully equipped hotel.
can be bought for $50. 900; rooms engaged
for the sea son. owner cannot operate on Hc'
count OF illness, JEROME b. JARpBLLA.
issb Christian 1t.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

WAYNE

TACONY-Bungalow parlor, dining room,
Kitchen . bedrooms ana bath: cement cell
lar; hot-watcr heat. lot 50x9o: $500. J. H.
IurTie B7O7 LonRshore st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

WE HAVE some Very well located homes
contan!ng or rooms ranging in price
conv, room for garage. Why pay big city
prcesH Ecsly & Co. 1870 Main st. Manay'k
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
ROSI,YN

ATTRACTIVE 6-room house. fine condition,
slate roof lot 50x150: close to trolley; 10
close estate. Se?5o; stucco bungalow. very at
nicely painted and papered: $4,000. Take 40
Willow Grove car. FERRX GREENSPAS
Roslyn. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
Factories and Warehouses

WE WANT PROPERTIES for sale in West
philndelphin: no charge unless we sell
nrorerty. WEST PHILADELPHIA REAL
ESTATE CO.. 5000 Baltimore ave.
WANTED to rent residence in Oak Lane or
Elkins Park section: bedrooms, baths;
highcst reference. 5Ob. LeGEer Onlce. -
LIST your properties with us; large demand.
WM. SADLER'S SONS. 1a2G Columbia av:
HAVE buyers for houses in 8. w. Phila. /;
what have you? f. X. Daly. 2041 s. 22d.
Fuctorles. Wnrenouscs. Manufacturing Floors
WE DESIRE the specifications of factories.
sites and warehouses which we handle
ond manufacturing standpoint; we are not
real estate agents, and do not accept ex-
elusive agency. ,,>
Walnut 2i03 aO2 Widcner Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

HERE Is A FINE STOCK FARM for sale;
stone house, 90 rooms. bath and hot-air
| beat: barns farmers house and three tenant
! houses; house go acres OF fine land; large creek
/ fror,t and y mile to station: this property
! can he bought at the right figures: see me at
! once for this bargain. Benz. T. Lewis 81
| south ave, Media. Pa. Phone Media 438 or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
GEUMANToWN

wANTED-To buy home with conveniences
BEDROOMS: $4,000 or less: Germantown
not necessarily modern. Address, giving 10
cation, description and terms. NJ 2l4. Ledge
Offce.
WANTED-To rent from October | for {
wear a modern furn. house good location
PhiIsdelphia or suburbs married couple I'M
ch!ldren) Phone Germantown 1928.
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SHARON HILL
Sr. DAXIDS

l@3 CLIFTON AVE.-Three story, bed
rooms; IS minutes Broad st. Station: i'm
mediate poss. open Sunday Wood PTS W.
". - ELLISON. 1l27 S. 6lst st. Phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08
RUTI.EDGF


s ROOMS md bath, large lot. garage; VA
cant SG50O r. II. Allen, $40 Prospec
ave, Moore. Pa. Ridley Park All w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

38-ACRE FARM. moulding 900 chickens, .
horses. . cows tools. wagons implements
s-room house, complete bath range. set tubs
large barns i.nd general bldgs.. 200 fruit
trees. . acres grapes. Strawberries. / acre
blnckberries. beautiful shade: close to town:
also Illustrated Farm Catalogue. BRAY
& MACGEORGE. 1917 Drexel BLDG, Phila.
pa or Nineland. n. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

modern improvements; close to train and
trolley; nice lot; price. $500. Warren NJ
cornell. HatbOro. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-08

NEW deta ched houses; large lots: l minute
real estate. opposite station. Narberth Pa.