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spssis Homes
Eol SaIe

4 "a 0HNP!N II llT0- 6 ma nAFNiAn
lots, Knob Hill. kall-fenced and
plowed hast year. good ricn sou.
WI lease Tor Slp.e0sper iot or
seH the lots on easy payments.
CORNER LOT at the Brass plant.
The most desirable business To-
catics, o,be found IN the factory
diStxiet. A number Of people
vaut tfpslease quickly construct
edsbuiidiags. or hustnesssrooms
locsted % this si9t. but owner
denfesa anfeh se.
mfiEWAX.-49x248 ieef, hns fer
garden, every 3csEyen!o1ca In
fEunt, ssraTelt driSe, water. gas.
sewer, electric tght, telephone ans
near street car'llAe, the lowest
priced lot Of IS fronts.
2o7 LIBERTY4.AvENUE in psll-,
view, this modern home II s
rooms, large lot, fruit, garden.
outbuildines, garage, immediate
possession. Owner desires quick
sale.
sol VIEW STREETS room mod
errIhouse, large lot $4,000 feet.
7hts .uronerty- can be purchased
on easy terms.
VIRGnHAAx HOMES rooms.
old4hOuse' minced Of repair. can
be bought at a price at which the
purchaser can make some money
II ne desires TO /. improve tne
pfopelsy. lce S|''oe.
H. FNtRj1MORE ST.. Right near
the Normal SCHOOL, large
mooern nome ana sood ioe, OWE,
81 aes.res So, aa,ea ssis aao NH MI.
, So d nnu Nv ha, gSe0e g. AZ , ah
.be 1 nresent ownsr Maid for II
=: s f.: e: go;
W Sns1 owre s.si 1sav va1 town n wii,
sell at one. The house is now
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7-ELEpHoHE your wsnt ads 70 THE
WEST ViRGINIAN. Phones itot.
lioe. 1907. Advertising dspaftnenL
Classified ads must 30 IN this afGss before
. 4. m. 70 insure insertion in the CLASH
fed column. and before l2. noon: 70 N
ure insertion In The Late Want Ads.
SUB-STATI0NS.
For the convenience Of those Who can
not easily come 70 The West VtrEtnnn
office to place their classified adserthe-
menta, the following sub-statons have been
arranged Tor. Classified Advertisements
left at thes. stations will receive the sans
prompt, careful attention a II left IN ths
Office Of he West virxinian.
A. G. Martin Co. Book Store
131 Main Street.
Tenth Stree. News Stand
Tenth Street and Virginia Ave.
East Side News Company
Market Street. First Ward
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FOR RENT-Largo furnished front
-room with use OF bath. Gentlemen
preferred. Phone 149S.R. 5.11-2t.7Sot
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FOR RENT--Furnished bedroom, also
two unfurnished rooms. 3l4 Penn.
srlvania avenue. 5.1l.ZtLh44
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SPECIAL NOTICES
SPECIAL NOTICES

sF SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES
Charter 104S0 - =. h Ter y. rT nE yopru
THE FIRST NATIONAL bAnh Or N.Y..
N(fON AT WoRTENGTON IN THE STATE VI WEST 'iH''NA'
Al rI4E CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON MAY 4th, 1870.
4
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FARMs For SALE

10 ACRES. 5000 This is hill land
but lays well and In good condi-
ton. Has z room house. good barn
and plenty of out buildings, good
water, nice young orchard, one gas
wei! on farm that pays 5000 per. wear,
free gas for the house. good chance
for more wells. lays miles OF Nc
Arthur close TO school and church.
in fine neighborhood. This is bar
gain OF q lifetime for someone. az
$4,000. $4,000 down, balance on. easy
terms there is about $1,000 worth Of
timber on farm. NJ. l.. Trout Realty
Co. Miles r. Dawson, agent, Nc
Arthur, Ohio 5-1l-St-iSb7
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on Eastern Trip.

-. S. Anna Morgan left yester-
for washington. D. G.. where
, VIII be the guest OF Mrs. sam
Tapp. From there she expects
3o 10 Scranton, virginia. 10 visit
. nephew Bernard Nutter. who is q
dent .5at stanton Military Acad-
Y. He expects to return home
Ia Mrs. Morgan,
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4. Nina LYNCH an; ,i':s Ollie
went 10 Fa'rnlort ,oda%. whsre
Will enter the hosuial '"f sur
treatment. -,
TX Ice Of ciaraeburs is n slati-
. On. y.s,sng his mother Mrs. Z.
n, ON Jefferson street.
On A. Spears left YESTERDAY Ios
on 70 attend the |. o. .. #. state
1. Hisss Of Moundsv:lle is here
/: nx lis brother T. NJ. Higgs on
: L. Jepson OF Fairmont was in
rlington yesterday.
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DONALD STEELE. suaIEr

The funeral OF Dohald Edward, the
two year old son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas l.. Steele whose death took
place Monday afternoon, was held
this Afternoon from the residence on
Raymond street and burial WAS made
in the cemetery at Mt. Pisgah by
Undertaken Fred jenkins.
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!, Butler Pennsylvania.

s,lenn Robey. who has had the
re on the Gem Barber Shop IN
Halo street has given il up and
ia ia, Butler. pennsylvania, where
kxnects 10 locate and continue
X tife same trade. Charles Shanks
j accepted the place left vacant by
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FOR COUNTJ C1.ERlk.

/ hereby announce n1yseif IAN
didate for the nomin1tio ion t1f N
office OF County Clerk OF MaJibre nlin
ty. subject 10 the acton OF the Voter
of the Democratic party u q ~
eIeced the veople arc assured that ~
interests of the common Aepp'|
will be guarded zealouslys and
tho duties OF the Office Win be- psf
formed carefully and economic Y I
/ respectfully solicit the vote AMI 4,
fluence of the Democratic voters q
Marion county,
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India was the source OF diamond
supply until the stone was discovered
in Brazil about 100, when Brazil be-
came the largest producer until dia-
monds4 were found in South Africa
about 1869.
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
FOR CONGRESS.

l am candidate for the Republic
can nomination for Congress from the
First District OF West Virginia, sub
iect to the decision of the voters in
the primary election Of May %, 1920.
! will gratefully appreciate your sup
port and influence.
CHAs. C. CARRIGAN.
Moundsville, W. Va.
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Fishing Trip.

9f3oorge Htpwood, Jr.. Francis Sew
Ernest F. MILAN and Claude
s.hse win leave Saturday for Green,
sef county, where they will spend
I NO weeks vacation on Cherry river
Thing.
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iEnt..4sin.a Friends.

tflss Nell Hess entertained a mum.
OF her friends al her home on
bee avenue SATURDAY evening ~
,r OF her guest Miss Maftoiy Hcod
organlowfi.
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FOR SALE-Homes IN all parts OF the
city at reasonable prices. Some at
a bargain. Come in and let us show
you. Wilkinson & Loyett, 40S Devcny
Bldg. 5.ll.2t.IS56
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= 81 0VtIolot
Russell Farbee who is attending the
.iyefaity at Morgantown Is IN Man,
ngton Visiting relatives for several
Mis- Harry Afford. who has been
Estrm6nt for several days visiting
danfhter Mrs. Avon G. Reynolds
..ffXed to her home yesterday.
~. s. Allen and his brother Edgar
Al ofS Clarksburg street are IN
stsbnrfsh today on business.
;lssEe Shrimp left yesterday for
stness trip in Uniontowns Penn
i,s lack Wetzel. Mrs. George Hoy
~ M: and Mrs. A. B. Jolliffe were
;iifnk Oh Mrs. James Cooper last
4 Scy Prcha1d, who has been in
|1AAi:ng for several days visiting
ssnds. has returned 10 her home
Mrs. Jesse Shimp was In Wheeling
Gay visiting friends.
Mrs. George. Hoy left ms evenins
e Baltimore. where she expects 70
ser the hoeptta! there and take the
.ium treatment. 49,
Fdra. Butt brooBS and ~. enu W.
~. Vance motored to French Creek
& iay and spent the day visiting
i Ives. They all returned that eve,
A. INT Mrs. Brooks who remained
visit relatives until the last OF
Me- Oryille Tucker has gone to
rs. where she expects to visit her
hts Mr.. and Mrs. Arnett for sew
t,ay, And Mrs. W. NJ. JENNINGS left
Is evening for Washington. D. 7.
attend the Southern Baptsts con-
M. a. II j. Ash Of Homewood was
Esirmont today visiting friends.
Miss Bessie. Clayton will leave
sirday for Cleveland, Ohio. where
Is viii .remain for several days VS.
M. stella Nicer has gone TO Key
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WARRINGTON! ]!


he young girls mayer meeting mel
the home Of Miss Myrtle Notice
iirday. evening. After ths pay,
Ing social tine was eujoyf:
AL present. They spent the time
paying game, and music ai.e'
h refreshments we've served.
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FOR SALE--Casu Registers and Cred.
1t Files. Easy payments. National
Cash Register Company. Clarksburg,
". Va. 2.1a-tf-f91
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FCR. sALE

FOR SALE-Very desirable six.room
house in Norwood. Hardwood fin,
ish, large lot, cement cellar. on car
line. Terms Sl,50Q cash, balance one
and two years. The Amos Realty Co,
office over Dixie Theatre. 5.19-1t.7Sfo
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SPECIAL NOTICES

REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE MOSONGAHEIlA BANK OF
FAIRMONT LOCATED AT FAIR
MONT IN THE STATE OF WEST
VIRGINIA AT THE CLOSE or
BUSINESS MAY 4, 1920.
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FOR DELEGATE.

am a candidate for the position
of Delegate from the First Congress
sional District TO the Republican
National Convention, and as such So
licit the support Of Republican voters
in the May 25th primary. If elected,
| will support the popular choice Of
the primary for President, 80 long as
his nomination may appear possible.
Otherwise, my vote will be unpledged
and will be cast for that candidate
whom / may regard as best qualified
for the office and to achieve success
in the election.
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FOR SALE-Gasoline plant. almost
new, 25 II. +. Reed engine, gas
pump, tank, regulator, buildings and
etc. Bargain for quick sales Ad-
dress c. L. Gisler, Sistcrsyille, W. Va.
5-6.6t-7Sl4
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WANTED Mattresses and chamber
maids. Good pay. Wells Hotel;
Warrington, ". Va. 5-l-6t-7S2O
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WANTED = Three OF four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping by
young couple. Address Box 1853, care
West virginian 5-l1.2t.7S59
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rpR RENT-one nice furnished
com with use OF bath. Suitable for
an and wife no children. Apply
VA East Park avenue. Phone 1912,
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W. FIRED tHANHd
FoR COUNTY, suRvEYoR

FUN CUUNFI SUttVN10l93
I hereby announce my cand n
for the nomination for the oiiic q
County Surveyor of Marion count
subject to the decision of the ptn'c
cratic voters at the primary on Jliil
day, May Is. 1920. Your siprct
respectfully solicited, (
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WANTED-Garage or barn for storing
four or five automobiles. Address
Box. 1884, West virglnian. 5-10.6t-7SS4
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HEi.Y WAN.ED--kEMAIsR

.-er~~->~>--|><S|->~|-~@>@-- =
MODERN MINE-Near Morgantown
wants few more leaders after
machine. Good wages. steady work,
houses available Nine easily reach
cd from city. Write superintendent
Bcx 49,. Morgantown, W. Va, Phone
301. 5-12-lt-7S62
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RooMs 10 RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished front down
stairs bed room. COO Jamison St.
ihaone 1871. 5-12-2t-7S6S
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WANTED-Second hand safe medium
size. State particulars. Address j.
A. NJ. Fairmont Mining Machinery
Company. 5-S-6t-7S29.
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FOR SAL E-TTMBER LANDS. 2,100
acres! no acres good hardwood TIM
her. Close railroad. Priced to sell,
deal with owner. c. 3. Ward, Huttons'
Vile, w. Va 5-l2-9tlSoS
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al AssIFIED ADVERTISING AND SPECIAL OIIeEs
HsNTEn-

WANTED motorcycles in good run.
ming condition. c. e. Woody AZ
Guffv street. Fatrmont. ". Va.
6-12-1t-1S76
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County OF Marion.
1, Hugh F. Smith, Cashier OF the
above named bank, do solmenly swear
that the above statement is true. 10
the best of my knowledge and belief.
HUGH F. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1th day of May. 1920:
CARL D. SPRINGER.
Notary Public.
my commission expires March 18th,
DCHAs. R. HoULT,
W. C. SNYDER,
CLARENCE D. ROBINSON,
Directors.
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NgOR RENT-Four room cottage and
ten acres of ground. Close In.
Greater Fairmolt Investment Co..
I Phone 1871. 5.11.2t1S4G
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EOR CIRCUIT CIERIS7 =

hereby announce my d1hdilirt
for nomination for Circuit Gltfk
subject to The will Of the yotlt o
the Republican Primaries May SSitiI
1920. II nominated and elected
promise clean and efficient Asiili:f
istration Of this important 1ttice0
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publican voters Al did pfEises
tion to be held M1y q |.
c. T.. tAiONTl 2 QFPfNG.
F15R SHEISfIai5

/ hereby announce iiyssl ~ 4 ia'
didate for nomination FOR ef|I q
Marion County, subject 10 tllc pt'n,
cratic Primaries, May 25fhs ~
I Lincoln District.
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FOR RENT-Front bed room 6lt
Benoni avenue or phone S0S-R.
5-12-3-TS6l
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FOR COUNTY COSiAilSSiDN
hereby announce my candidacy AZ
Commissioner OF Marion county Il,
ject TO the will of the voters O. ne
Republican Primaries May 25th %
Your consideration and support cor
daily invited. &
ALPHA TBNNlle
Paw Paw TyiSfhisf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms. 40 Castor
avenue. 5-12-3t-186S
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FOR SALE--One model '16 seven pas
scnscr Hudson car. Completely over
hauled. repainted and in AL condition.
Will demonstrate. Call al 313 Murray
Ave, Bellview. 5.S.6t.TS24
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FARMS FOR SALE

FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms. Phone i146-M. 5.lO.St-7S3o
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FOR RENT-Front room. suitable
for one or two gentlemen. Caii
4S6-W. 5-l0-3t-164o
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FOR JUsTICE OF THE, IN

FOR JUSIIGE3OFIHE tllAl ~
hereby announce my fahd ~
for the office OF. Justice Of TIN ee 1l
in Fairmont district subj TO- h.
action of the voters OF the Demo raiic
party at the primaries 70 be he'd
Tuesday, May rs, 10 20 ciif Sqi'
and induencesis respect fully s6li itcQ.
w. 3: H11ENBAtIt3H
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,7OR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for one or two gentlemen. 209 High
root 5-l1-3tA7S51
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FOR SALE-Two Ford roadsters. two
Ford touring cars, one Maxwell
touring car. See A. H. Reeves, Room
o, Hcnnen Bldg. Phone 45S. -o
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FOR RENT = One nicely furnished
sleeping room for gentleman. go
Second street. 5-ll.2t.t6qN.
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NARBERTH

from station: $40. 500 and ss5OO. HARRIS.
real estate. opposite station. Narberth. Pa:
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OVER BROOK
ORRESDALE

ss5, ,OoO-PRIyATELY built home. with
. WALTER S. SUTHERLAND. Bala. Pa.
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COMPLETING Colonial house. stone. stucco
red slate roof. center hall, six bedrooms
three tile baths, corner OF 10th and Hucy
ave. ; fine loca tion: can finish to suit. l52.
Y 18Th ST. Phone POnlRr 1000 ].
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WAYNE

81 ACRES. fine mansion house. tenant and
greenhouses fruit. shade, $40 900; S15.OOO
cash WESTNEY. 203 Liberty Bldg.
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HADDON HEIGHTS

BRICK HOUSE. Q rms. and bath. city conv..
near station and stores; price $4,000 Il Sl2.
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$500
$3.50

2InO block 85th ave. q rooms, bath
hot-v'-t.r heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors: reasonable terms.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13

CHESTER COUNTY FARM; Doe Run sect Ion
140 acres growing dairy farms. with first.
class tenant; houses. barn, sllo and fences;
and barn: frmil- L l0l IadEer Office
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Sl3,5OO

Ihtn 6Sth Ave.-Stpne and brick
dwelling, rooms and bath. semlue-
tached. hardwood floors. tile bath.
electric lights. hot-wnter heat: ga
rage
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18th ard Tindlcv ave-. corner prom
ertv; idoal location: u block to trollev
and block to train; excellent corner
for doctor or dentist; Q rooma and
bath, ha rdwond floors. electrlcity "a
water heat; small amount OF cash -
qulred
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NEW LER RSEy-sFAsHORE
WILDWOOD CREST-Two adjoining lots
wanted totaling about O0x1O0; state exact
location; payments to cover To months,
NJ sal. Ledger Office
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COLONIAL DWELLING, tust completed; 10
rooms baths, hot-water heat. hardwood
floors: convenient to train and trolley: immo-
date possession. MCCORMICK & McCOR-
MICK, Lincoln Bldg. or Elkins Park.
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NfFRI(,N
NARBERrH

S85. observation-disclosures DWELLING: 1t is al
that suburban home ought to be. WAL
TER =. SUTHERLAND Bala. Pa.
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TO WHOM THIS MAY CONCERN

If YOU WANT something different. see this
summer and winter hon home Gom6ined; close ,ose
In VERY detail; cost S35, 900 TO build: will
sserace at SO 500 and VIII hnaneSS: about
butter, eggs and poultry raised on the prem
ises Apply 20 owner $40 Highland ave.
Westville, n. ].
4 HOUSES, rooms each front and back
porch; price, S2s0O each; East Camden.
Address owner u 8l0. Ledger onlee.
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prSNsyIyANIa SUBURBAN

HILLTOP OVERLOOKING DELAWARE
Eight-acre country place. miles from Broad
St, +. r.. r.: convenient TO swarthmore Col
mans home. sanitarium charitable institu-
ton or 6ther purpose requiring large dwell
lion; house built OF stone; high ceilings; all
rooms light and airy; contains central hall
Kitchen and laundry bedrooms. 2 tie
BATHS, electric lights Telephone Locust 6O37
CHESTER OSBORNE
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COLD POINT on Butler Pike-Modern stone
house with reception hall, living room with
open fireplace. dining room with bay window
and Kitchen. hrst moor. rooms ana nsth
large barn, fne lawn tennis court, l3 acres
in irst-class condition. within 10 minutes OF
nut Hin, II, g. MILLER owner, Norris
A
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FLORIDA

LARGE PROFITS from Florida groves
in last two years-s1000 an acre and bet
ter-are fast eXhausting choice lands and
values increasing; two young 10-acre groves.
first fruit on trees, In high section Of Lake
county. are offered to quick buyer. For full
particulars address
B Sll. Ledger Office
II ACRES. house, 3 rooms: large porches:
near Dixie Highway; mile from railway
depot: part with young oranges, grapefruit
persimmons, etc: fine winter home; S25OO
casn. Frank McGowan, FruItland Park
Fla.
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1no4 CHESTNUT ST.

TOP OF THE woRLD"-sixteen acres on
concrete state highway. one OF the main
arteries Of auto travel; 20 miles from City
Hail. Philadelphia. with good committing
service thereto; old stone house. beautifully
remodeIed. 10 rooms, baths, hardwood
gaTdener's cottage; artesian well water in
unlimited quantities; children's play cabin.
with big fireplace: everything hne condition.
house stands on beautiful lawn, surrounded
by old trees; views for many miles. $40, 1000,
NJ FRONEFIELD, WAYNE, Pa.
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MOUNT AIRY

TWELVE ROOMS and bath; all conve'
niences. good location: to rent for u months
from November TO June: no children. Phone
Chestnut Hin 1857 W.
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MARYLAND

SPLENDID 40-acre chicken farm. u mile
from city Of Berlin: coed house. barn. etc. ::
grand land and wood, no swamp; price
S1700. For particulars and terms write o. f.
WecGan. owner. Berlin. Md.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PUBLIC sALE-Fertile S6-ncre farm for
John 7; keyser. SATURDAY. September 25.
and Philadelphia trolley az Limerick Centre
between Colegeyillo and Pottstown: 80 miles
Philadelphia; lO-room stone dwelling: prac-
ticaiiy new barn; 40 head; new farm build:
ings, stream: timber; heavily manured and
s M nedes
PS'ssd PSo,qs lSf III s;SoTs "nS %S
r. Airy St, Norris:own
her 10, at go: mile to Linfieid. vicinity
ms mHSeFSlGI1 "ln tne th PRadspss and 'fS RsSdu
Railroad throush farm; borders Schuylkill
NAL NAL stone dwelling: shade: view; lew practically
new barn, 80 head; slos, top-n9tch soil;
at farmers price; detailed circular with pho
,Os s.r'n on FeEges e s,rv REFSE kNDERMAN
SPLENDID FARM. 1877 acres, II miles,
macadam roads from City Hall. PhiIa !:
owners residence. electric lights. hot-water
shade; extended view; large stable and car
rage house, modern COW barn. +S head; ten
necessary outbuildinEs; macadam roads each
side and through farm; $4,000; less than
Philadelphia. Pa.
acres. alfalfa ncids. 7-room dwelling.
freshly painted and papered: bath, heat;
brooder house for 1000 laying houses for
1900 hens. fruit colony houses: running
s8s00. $4,000 or more cash: write for details.
also our illustrated farm catalogue. BRAY
& MacGEORGE. N!neland, n. j.. or 1O77
Drexel Bldg. Phila. Pa
CHESTER COUNTY FARM; Doe Run section;
140 acres growing dairy farms. with first
class tenant; houses, barn. silo and fences
all In good condition; running water, house
and barn: fruit 407. Ledger Office.
| 45O A.. Willistown and Goshen, Chester Co ,
Pa; best OF farmland. woods and streams
e!ec power q houses. barns: possession:
A l. HALTEMAN. WEST CHESTER. PA.
NEAR PH1LADELPHIA-s3O PER ACRE
100 acres acres 20 miles out; good gI,,f ,ffrontage'
| 1874 Nassau St. ~ Y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
CLAYTON

FOR SAI.E-i2-room dwelling, within
veniences; shade. garage and stable; reason
able price and terms; possession within a few
DAYS: also smaller properties for sale.
'LouLs R. LEDDoN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13

8Sl+ y. CARLISLE ST.-Two and half
story twin. modern. attic over sacord
floor: vacant: financed. NGLG1N REALTY
Co. I9i+ ~ Broad st. wyom 1904
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAS
RROwNs MvVys

BUNGALOW. completely furriished. includ.
bath open fireplace. electric lights doubNe
floors; solid foundation: suitable for summer
or WINTER occupancy: near lake and club
house; price $4,000. B 500, Ledger OffCe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-13
ATLANTIC CITY
AyAI ON

AVALON - Furn. large house, spendidly
built; nicely arranged; location and neigh
borhood AL; II interested inspect imme
dlately; price 1880 712 Ledger Office.