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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02

and Orrin Smith, Garfield Markham
and Clarence Zu1tix of Reedaburg.
The young men were all members of
Company A, 128 Inf, the same COM
pany to which the deceased belonged.
Mrs. l.. D. Stillson and grand daugh
ter Jane have returned from a pleas
ant vacation trip through Juneau
county and at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Ames in La Vale While
in Germantown they attended a week
end house party at the farm house OF
Mrs. Nell Stillson, given in honor OF
Rev. Score and wife of Arcadia, Rev
Supplee and family Mrs. Nina Russell
and others of Necedah. They also Wis
tied an uncle in Mauston, who is 81
years of age and still kind, quiet
man. ss !
f. E. Shuts of Baraboo has beer
named Sank County manager of the
Harding and Coolidge club and pub
LEFTY. Mr.. Shuts was postmaster
for a number of years and has beer
engaged in business until recently
The information was sent out by
Giles F. Clark, secretary, Milwaukee
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02
EXCELSIOR

G.. Brown and family Of White
Mound spent Sunday at the VIM. Rein
feldt home
Mrs. Edward O'Connor jr. spent Fri
day afternoon at the Lewernz home.
Marie Metcalf spent Sunday at
home, Louis Metcalf and family spent
Sunday at La Vale at the Frank Buss
home.
Sylvia and Coda Bryant are spend
ing the week at Sank.
Mrs. Will Clingman spent Saturday
afternoon with her aunt Mrs. Ed.
OConnor, Sr.
May Schultz who nas been at the
Reedsburg hospital for the last two
weeks will be able to be brought
home this week
Herman and August Darrow are en-
joying visit from their sister Amelia
and family from Milwaukee this
week.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02

rents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Desmond,
Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Bliss expect to
attend the national G. A. r. Encamp
ment at Indianapolis soon. Mrs. Bliss
is candidate for the presidency OF
the national w r. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Watson, Mrs.
George Tinkham, Misses Lucille and
Edith Tinkham, Baraboo, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon Watson, Reedsburg, have
gone to Milwaukee to attend the state
fair.
w. II. Promo has received a letter
from his son, George, who is at the
state fair with herd of five young
Aberdeen Angus cattle. The young
man is well pleased with his pre-
miums having taken one first prize
three seconds, one third, one fourth
and one sixth He also states that the
exhibits in all classes of stock are
/ large.
{ Mrs. Anna Schultz, who resides or
Cheeks hill. has Plymouth Rock
bird which has deposited an egg wei
Ching four ounces. The egg is eight
/ inches in circ1mferences the long
way and six inches the short way
This is the three hundreth anniver
sary of the Pilgrims landing at Ply
mouth Rock and perhaps the biddy
named for the staunch adventures
was indulging in a little celebration
when she surprised Mrs. Schultz witt
the unusual egg.
John Spellman of Sank City spent
Monday in Baraboo on business.
Chris. Lee, who recently underwear
fan operation for appendicitis has re
covered and resumed his duties Will
the Electric light company at Xii
fbourn.
| Russell Williams Of Ladysmith is
in Baraboo to. spend a couple of days
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S.. t
Williams The son is in the lumber
! business in the above city.
The ex soldiers who acted as pail
bearers for the late Edwin Romel
! fanger were: George Knight. DoIes
Dieter, and Leo Buelow of this city
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02
D TUESDAY {
K o o o o o O o o o y

Rev. Albion E. Smith may give an
address in Baraboo soon. He has
been spending the summer here.
Mrs. George Seagrave Of this city
is making a short visit in Reedsburg.
Charles Klitzke Of Reedsburg was
in Baraboo today.
Mrs. Arthur Bettendorf and chill.
dren are visiting relatives in Mauston
Mrs. N. r. Lockwood of Dane j
spending few days in the city. ~.
Mrs. John LANCE and daughter,
Amanda are spending few days at
the home of Peter Bleuers in Green.
field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Harnack and Mr.
and Mrs. Lester Harneck of Postyille
iowa, have returned to their homes
AFTER visit at the home of John
b1ck, north of Baraboo. The trip was
made by automobile.
Conductor Charles J. Desmond of
ADAMS has been visiting his pa
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02

The News has received a card from
Mr.. and Mrs. O. S. Rich, en- route to
California, which was mailed at Salt
Lake City and carries the following
message: We have Travelled through
Omaha, visited relatives IN Columbia,
Neb., then on up through the Platte
Valley to Cheyenne, passing through
some very good country, bu as We get
further west the land is more barron.
While in Cheyenne, we enjoyed the
hospitality of Mr. and Mrs. L. f.
Berkeley and while here that of Mr.
and Mrs Geo. Mcfarland and Mrs.
O'Brien, nee Miss Louise Pigg, all
former residents of Baraboo. We are
expecting to arrive in California in
about two more weeks.
Hereafter the. Al Ringing theatre
will be open on Sunday evenings. Fol
some time The Gem has been show
| ing films on Sunday and hereafter
the AL. Ringing will open its doors fol
| an evening program.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02

ert Hankes messenger tot the North
American bank at Minneapolis or
S.. 1000 Wednesday afternoon. Tie men
escaped in an automobile
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02

BANDITS HOLD Up SANK
MESSENGER; GET $1,000
Two men slugged and robbed Rob-
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1920-09-02
BASE BALL GAMES

A Schedule of Fast Games, One
for Each Day of the Fair.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
ragedie svatebnf noci,
~ Roma"


"Precti 81 toto = budes We
Diet. Sir Edward to cetl.'
A podala mu omen dopis.
Sed6l tn q 6etl $ otevrenymi
usty.
"Jak, tvs toho ppuzila?" ia
|zal Sc konetne. "Neshleda on,
re jest to vse salDa a klam?
Jest to iiste, re nepdide sam,
aneb neposle Y ia mfsta vec
tn prozkoumat?'
"Felmi pravde podobno, re
ano?"
"A pax shleda, re celia vGc
byla pouhy klam. Nevim opra-
vdu, jak isl mohla toho pou-
zit?"
"VeTim, re to nepochopujes.
Bud ale jist, re kdyz ia neco
zaGnu, take to dobfe skoncim.
Sir Edward NIUE jiti smele do
Ameriky a tazat Sc tam iak
chce a take mi rekl, re tax u
cini. Mech no jen jiti, nemam
Q toho zadny strach.'
eco tim myslis? Kdo jest
tato PAM MacDonald?'
Jest to osoba mythicka, W.
plod vlastniho meho mozku v
tonic okamziku. Mohu il ale
zahalit maso a krey, tax brzy
iak Sc mi Dude chit. A pri t6
prilezitosti budu potfebovat
I've pomoci."
"Jak to minis?~ tazal sc
Stanley. op6t jsa pTekvapen.
10 Udiveni jeho zdalo Sc j ba-
Wit, videla V tom svoji : mad.
vladu.
Sedela tn pc okamzik ticha
pro sebe Sc usmivajic.
"Nerozumis tomu? 0 Stan
ley, ty Includes nikdy velkyn
pletichafem: chybi ii k tomu
schopnosti.'
"Well, ocekavas-li me pc.
mcci, fekni mi V CEN a .iak,'
pravil drobet liz podrazdene.
i Mel %zlost', re no tax malc
leenila.
! "To Jest hrzy receno. Ne
mohl by's najiti zeny, kterai
by "a penize byla volna iiti dc
Ameriky a tam predstavoyar
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
Roman

PAM MacDonaldoyou?"
"Oh!" vyrazil re sebe Stan
ley. Focal jiz nahlizeti, co
mini
s"kdyz nalezl isl muze, jenz
byl schopen odyezti Leslii nasi-
lin, myslim lie budes take
schopnym, .nalezti zenu, ktera
by sla ma mesic do Ameriky."
80 myslim, re bych nalezl
podobnych zen .dosti. Varhji
tie ale lido, jest to odvazna hra,
- dost male pochybeni te zni-
eli"
"Nestane Sc zadneho pochy-
benz zde," odpovedela chlad-
ne.
"Kdo psal to psani?" tazal
Sc, ukazuje ma psani, lezici ma
stole.
ia"
"Ty? Jest to tvuj rukopis?"
jest to mui rukopis, ale ma
schval pretvoreny. Jest to este,
pekn6 vyhlizejici pismo, ne
NIP" VZalo mi to dive, til hodi-
ny cviku, nezli isem to dove
dla.'
Proc isl mu rekla, re sc to
devce utopilo? Chtela's to miti
drobet romanticke, Inn? A
proc isl je nechala .jiti do A
meriky = della to iiz vetsi OBJ
tie
Rekla isem, re Sc Utopia,
ponevadz jsem nechtela, ably
tam hledal hrobu iejiho, ktere-
no tam neni. Sir Edward by O.
vsem cht3l dati tam neiaky ma
hrobni kamen ma hrob iodine
Tho ditka bratra sveho."
80 ano, ma to jsem nepomy-
slel."
"A co Sc Ameriky tyte, Volt
la jsem il tech samych pri-
Gin. Y .Anglii Sc casio neutopi
lide, ably Sc jich jmeno nevy-
patralo; V Americe jest tomu
ale jinak "a mimo to-, chef nit
drobea casu. Kdybych bNla re
kla neJake mIsto V Anglll, by
by hledel vypatrat PAM Mac
Donaldovou iednom dnu. MI
re. rozumis nyni?'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

KOUPI Sc jednoducha uzsi
postel. Nechte adressu V adm.
Sv6ta. 1873
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
PRESIDENT

President Harding nastoupi
urad a. bfezna 1921. Udalost
tato vsak nenapravi ami nepri-
vede normalnl easy. V pritom-
ne dobe a pc nejaky cas- Dude
nam zkouseti krusne easy. Lii
de, jimz bylo mono vybirati 81
jidla, ktera by Jim zaludek
|snadno Ztravil, budou nuceni
Espokojiti Sc MONA S idly, KITE
ra Jim nebudOu tax dobre slou-
ziti a nasledkem toho .jejich
zazivaci ustroji nebude V po-
radku. Ably Sc to nepravilo,
nell by uzivati dra. Formanka
Magadoru aneb dra. Formanka
Eork6 Vino. Tyto y~yhlasene le-
ky napomahajf V ztraveni, pri-
vadl dobrou chut' k jidlu a Sc
silyji cely system. Ma prodej
We vSech dobrych obchodech,
kde Sc prodavaji leky, aneb
kdyby Vas obchodnik je ne
chtel objednati, k dostani pri-
mo cd DR.. +. Formaneck Co.,
1893 S. California Ave-, Chi
cago, ILL.,. (Adv.)
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NELAMTE 81 HLAVU

premyslenfm, jaky da-
rex voliti k Vanocum.
V obou striznich OBJ
chodech "u Koudelu',
4735 Broadway a 4288
Warner Road na.jdete
nescetne mnozstvi prak-
tickNch a uzitetnych
darku pro dospele j pro
ditky; vesmes prvotrid-
nj zbozf, spolehliv6 a
zarucene, ktere vyhovi
kazdemu pozadavku a
uspokoji mad vsechno o.
cekavani svou, vybornou
lakosti a mirnou cenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRODA Sc Ford cest. kara
dobfe zachovala, velmi LEVINE.
Haste Sc Fr. Jira, 1902
Fleet Ave. 12-4
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRcDA Sc LEVINE lot ma Fur,
ney Road, vezme Sc tez co PRIV
nj splatka Ford kara. Nechte
adressu V adm. Sveta. 1873
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03
PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc prvni tridy obuv-
nj obchod, nasledkem odjezdu
do Evropy. Haste sc v Peoples
Shoe Store, 4303 w. 35 St.,
South Brooklyn. 1878
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRODA Sc velmi LEVINE,
pak-li pdjde tento tyden, NILE
karska farma, Sc vsemi zaso-
bami. Haste Sc u R. G.. Hen
dersona, 40 Main ST., Chagrin
Fails, u. LA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRIME Sc obchodni jedna-
tel. Dobr6 misto pro cileho
muze. Haste Use u Hugo Ele-
ctric and Supply Co., 5817
Broadway. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRODA Sc sideboard, ku=
chynsky stul, 4 zidle a tri RAJ
my ma obrazy. Use Sc da "a
$1,000, bude-li to prodano do
pondelka, "a pricinou odjezdu.
1874
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-12-03

PRODA Sc reznicky obchod
i S majetkem "a pricinou Cd
jezdu do stare ylasti. Adressa
Sc Sdeli Y adm. Sv6ta. 1874
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VELKA LACE. p
LACE! LACE!

Proda Sc novy, dvourodinny
dun ma Union ul., dlazdena I'll.
mezi Il. 1913 a 125 I'll. Ctyri
pokoje a koupelna dole a totez
nahore, pada, sklep, fernes,
5kopky a elektrina. PrinaSi
10 proc. Cena $7400, hotov6
$4,000. Haste Sc u Frank J..
Parenica, 3591.E E. los. ul.
1913
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Vrele d1ky.

Vd6cnosi pobadani .vzdavame timto srdecne dky vsena prate-
lm a znamym, kteri Sc z1Gastnii pohrbu naseho mHovaneho otce,
tchana a dedouska
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o. Karla Chvojana

jenz ulozen byl X vecnemu odpofnku V sobotu, q. lstopadu, na
hfbitov6 Riverside.
Zejm6na dekuene ct. Radu Vlastimil, c. II, c. S. B. ?. j., a
R3du zizkuv Tabor, {. 2o4, c. s. P. S, "a vyslani deputace ma 20
heb q zastupcunl t4chze "a prosoveni dojemnych reel u posedni-
no luzka zesnuleho. Vfele d1y necat' Prime p. Fr Sakryd "a ieho
5kiva sova jak V dome snutku tax ma hfbiove pronesena, Gale Re
dHektvo Plzenske Pivovarni Snoecnosi "a kr4sne kvetiny. Vdecno-
sl Sc ctlme zavazani y5enl, khrl kvetIny ma rakev polozI, pohrob-
nikuna Ant. NoseN a Synovd "a vzone vypraveni pohIbu a vscEn,
kteri souHrast svou nam projevii a zl mas zn1riti Sc snaZii.
Vdecn1
>KAREL, VACLAV a JOSEF, synove;
MARIE CHvOJAN, snacha; a o7tatni prates.
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MALT DOMEK "a $500,

AAk7L A~tfIEN "a bAcUU,
hotoVe $500 a ostatni IA splat-
ky $50 m6sicne. Je tam plyn a
p6kna plynova kamna. Velky
lot, Voda, blize kary. Haste Sc
u Hathaway Stop 10, A. B. C..
car line. 1913
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

HANDSOME modern summer residence
Gwynedd valley, Montgomery county: 4
minutes walk to station. 20 miles 10 CITY
Hall; acres, large lawn. tillable garden
II rooms and bath. porch on two sides, cleo
triC 2-story garage for cars; large chicken
house, artesian well, with electric pump
can be purchased at substantial reduction
from indisputable value OF $40, 900. Apply
only to
9. HARRY JOHNSON, 1920 Chestnut at.
Spruce 4i6B-60. Race POST
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

ONE OF THE most attractive suburban
homes in Amber Pa, corner property 10.
Gated on bethlehem pike opposite 5O-acre
tractIve dwelling; l2 rooms and . baths,
hardwood floors. open tireplaces with album
dant wood for same; hot-watcr heat and nII
conveniences; large garage for 8 cars with
living quarters; fine lawn with 10 full grown
shade trees; price, $4,000 on easy terms
month; immediate possession. II. j. Dagger,
Anhlnr Pa .-".'l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
REAL ESTATE FOR sALk
Observation-Disclosures



MODERN factory property in suburban mar
uflcturing town OF 1000 population. IT
with stone. brick and steel factory. build
space. built 1919; excellent condition long
Da aTontGge sgrS on BshlShem br3neh
81 h. p. motor. shaftins, pulleys, hangers,
IN ton crane, etc: for further details and
appointment to inspect. consult II. ]. Dager.
Amber. Pa.
DESIRABLE suburban property. lot b0x15s
IT.: minutes walk Amber station, close
to trolley. detached stone dwelling. g rooms
and bath. all modern conveniencest old shade,
desirable neighborhood; price 1880; posses.
sion July also attractive corner property
on Amber Highlands, 100000 IT.; acre,
nearly new stone shingle dwelling; rooms
and bath; hot.water heat, electricity gas.
ETC.; bargain for $1,000; immediate posses.
sion. ]. Dagger Amber. Pa.
ATTRACTIVE country seat; one which mus,
be seen to be appreciatedi dwelling; ga.
rage beautiful lawn, fine shade; acres; Will
consider dividing; surrounded by country
seats Of well-known Phlladelphians.
JOHN B. MAGEE
REAL ESTATE TRUST BLDG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
MELROSE

lot 66X 40, choicest location; between train
and TROLLEY; Immediate possession.
John II. SHIELDS. York I'd. and 6Sth ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
MANSION-FOR RENT

WITH FINE LARGE STONE GARAGE
ACCOMMODATING 20 CABS
Property contains 20 rooms and has eonaia.
erable ground. "A good part covered with
fruit, berries, ErapevlneH etc. located only
II miles from PHILADELPHIA City Hair In
rent A. reasonable hEure to private party q p
institution. n 1l7. Ledger O1ico, go -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
GRATERFORD
HATBORO

7-ROOM frame hunEalow, all modern i'm,
provements: conveniently located; price
right WARREN NJ, CORNELL. Hatboro Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

BEAUTIFUL country estate of 53 acres in
tho Penllyn- -Gwynedd Valley suburban sec
tion; 20 miles by motor from CITY Hal,
lonlal mansion house with living rooms.
8 bedrooms and . baths. located in 5-aCrG
lawn with old shade, shrubbery, floral gar
den and lily pond; gardeners cottage, 7
rooms. all eonveniences; large garage and
coach house; large barn and poultry house;
lake; beautiful and complete place in every
detail: in Al condition; owner leaving for
rent furnished a. $4,000 per year. II. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
COLi,INGDALE
COLwYN
DARBY
REAL ESTATE TRUST BL

ON 4TH sT.-To settle estate. Groom home.
steam heat. etc: 25x130 to driveway.
! Swope & Son 518 Main St. Darby.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
$12,50O

At NLERIOE-Well-located resi-
dsnce Of IL rooms and . baths.
NJ low figure: this place Is in
perfect condition, having Just
been thoroughly renovated. large
lot, over 200 II. deep. and garage;
house Is thoroughly modern and
We advise early inspection.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
$4,000

IN GERMANTOWN. AT ALIENS
I4ANE-Single stone and brick
Colonial residence. ~ rooms. in
Guiding @ chambers and . baths.
Modern. fine condition and most
complete. with hardwood floors.
electricity, open fireplaces. etc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
$4,000

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UN-
USUAL PLACE DESIGNED AND
BUILT BY THE OWNER-All
stone. center hall. Colonial rest
denCe. 10 rooms. including u
chambers and 3 baths on second
floor. Stone garage: over acre of
ground; garden and shrubbery.
Modern. Very complete and in
perfect condition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
HIGHLAND PARK

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on West Chester nike
4 rooms and bath, sleeping porch, ali tho
latuS' HVuUln lmcnlE
RYAN. 59l6 Market St, or Kirklyn
Phone IlHncrCh 2SS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

IIANERCH--rhree modern. new homes
stone and stuCCo rooms and bath sieeb
inr rnrrn all latest appointment
'' RYAN, 50l6 Market St, or kirklyn
Phone Lancrch 9SS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
$4,000

AT oVERBRooK-All-stone CO.
lonial residence. containing Is
rooms and baths: chambers
and . baths on second floor: this
is a thoroughly hiRh-grade home.
with every modern improvement
and in splendid condition. central
plant heat: open terraC" and Gov
cred porchcs; 2-Car garage; half
acre OF land. we'll planted with
matured shade and shrubbery: tho
location is ideal and most con-
venient 10 station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
II.NNERCH

tII EO0 New detached stone and stucco
pI wv construction; on lot 5Oxl5O.
hest Of location; 7 rooms. bath, laundry and
'SWSIIHLfAM J. OFT. BROOKLINE. PA.
Phone LlaneTch. 2eS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
OVERLOOK

Attractive Detached Residence
In Overbrook Farms bedrooms, >
bath; C@nvenl"nt TO station ana
house In this Immediate nciEhhorhood,
large grounds; ahaIo and shru0D"ry,
price S2IOUu for quick sale: immediate
POSSESSION.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09

DREXEL HILL-Beautiful little gray stone,
7-room house and garage: baths and
every Improvement; 75-foot frontage: rent.
part for 500. or whole. $3.50 per month,
furnished c. H. Coates. 81 Forest ave.
CREsCESTyIJLE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
$4,000
$4,000

IN QUEEN LANE MANOR
Handsome. modern brick Colonial
house. 10 rooms and . tile baths.
hardwood floors, gas and electric
ity. Home beautifully finished
Built by owner. Leaving city
reason for selling. Could not be
duplicated for anywhere near this
figure.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-09
William UsSler, 1924 Chew St.

siSN sioneS.N samSdtEsdBSrIGY THS3rEBrGY - Three story ALI
isrSra pslas southwestern exposures.' s' Including
LOHN W "GiRReHiato GRSuato, possession; sid. onor
sldg sprucSnt StSSamd5AM' Samd5AM' Jr. 337 Land Ifiiis;
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

4 am glad 10 have this opportunity
70 tell the public what a wonderful
medicine your Plant Juice Is. ! had
been a great sufferer from stomach
trouble for a long time; / could not
take the highest kind OF food into my
stomach as IL would cause gas to
form and l was I'm constant pain;
could not sleep at night and my
nerves were In a terrible condition
/ was very despondent and depressed
and had not ambition or energy 10 do
anything. / had tried so many medi-
cines that | was utterly discouraged
and had no hope OF ever getting any
better; my liver was torpid. and
had no color in my face at all.
had heard so much I'm my neighbor-
hood about Plant Juice and the won.
ders IL was working that l rot 4
bottle TO try Il. IL certainly worked
wonders with me for now / have 4
a1iendid appetite for my meals.
sleep fine at night and am NOT merry.
Gus any more; I have a fine color In
my face and feel strong and nt. NJ,
sister and her little girl are takinc
Plant Juice when they saw the won.
derful benefit / got from Il and have
gotten the same fine results. We are
an enthusiastic about Plant Juice ana
glad 10 endorse IT,"
The Plant Juice Man Is al Tho
Miller Drug Store, i0i-4O6 Market
street, where he is daily meeting Inc
local public and introducing and ex.
planning the merits OF this remedy
b->a samnles GiVsn-
Evening journal., 1920-12-30

neapolis. where Mcclure will start
small business.
Almost next door 10 the McGuires
are the Rapps
To see John Rapp galiyantlng about
the poultry runs with a pail in each
hand. head high and lips a-whistle,
you'd never dream he was blind. lie
went overseas from Pennsylvania,
with the 3i6th Machine Gun Division
and-well, duty took him close TO the
scorching face OF War and now he
walks in shadow.
But what is affliction," says pretty
Mrs Rapp, as she briskly stufs her
fat baby daughter into knitted cap
and rOmpers, 80 long as you still
have love and work.
We've got our poultry farm all
/ picked out and we'll be on it next
summer. Il is ideal work for the
sightess man. ] was brought up IN
| Philadelphia. But love the country,
and always wanted to raise chickens.
IL Is work a woman can help in. And
we're all going TO be happy"
A bit further along the hallway live
the Harrels. Everything about their
quarters shows delicacy and refine
ment. They are college folk.
/ AnNl NulllI rum ~ AAhhllohH anu AhA
the prettiest wedding their home
town ever shed romantic tears over.
found them sitting in a darkened
room, a specialist having just Ope-
rated upon John Harrers eyes, in the
faint hope a little vision may be re-
stored.
But we're not counting on IT," says
Mrs. Harrel, reaching for her hus-
bands hand. John and / are COINS
back among our homefolk TO set NJ
on insurance business. He's got The
knowledge and ! have the eyes, W.
both got each other-and we can
fail"
That is the spirit OF these brides
They all talk the same as you visit ul
and down the corridors OF "Cupidl
Cabin"
IL was Mrs. Earl Lewis Booher whit
said THE wife OF a sightless man ha
the greatest Of all possible happines
; - cOmpanionship. Deep, complet
companionship In work, In study. II
play. in the home, is the finest priz
, man and woman can have-don'
1 you think2"
! looked at them-and said yes,
g knowing II TO be true.