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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-07-06
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Wellman. who
have been living on North Chester road,
Swarthmore, have moved TO Ridley
Park. where they will live permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Marshall. of
Swarthmore. will sail for Europe i'm the
early autumn, where they will remain
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas o. Haydock.
Jr, of Ridley Park. left last week for
the Great Lakes trip, going first to De-
troit and Windsor, Canada. and from
there to Duluth. returning in two weeks
by way Of Chicago. Miss Mary Hay.
dock left for New York yesterday, where
she will attend the summer school of
Columbia University.
Miss G2orgianna Grant. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Grant. of Sharon
Hill. Is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Harry Walter. at her cottage at Bay
shore. l.. !. Miss Grants marriage to
Mr. Edward =. Ruton, OF Wilmington,
VIII take place in the autumn.
Mrs. Robert Patterson Strine and her
SON. Mr.. Robert p. Strine, Jr.. of Ridley
Park, have left Strathhaven Inn.
Swarthmore, where they have been
spending some weeks, and are now at
Block Island. Mr.. Strlne is in Chi
cago attending the Republican National
Committee meeting.
Mrs. r. w. Richards and Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Wood Randolph, of Atlantic
City, are spending few days in Media.
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WESI PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Allen. Of 610t
Washington avenue. have had as their
guest Mrs. A. H. Bovee, of Chicago, who
has lust returned from short visit to
relatives in Washington and New York.
Mr., and Mrs. Allen left last week, ac-
companied by their sons Mr. j. S. Allen,
.Ir,, and Mrs. T.. M. Allen. and their
daughters, Miss Marion Allen and Miss
Eleanor Allen, for Browns Millsin- the
pines, where they will remain the entire
summer.
MFR, and Mrs. Henry NJ. Du Bois Mr..
william Du Bots and their son-in-aw
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hal
was, have gone to their cottage at Beach
Haven. They will return to their home,
1925 Pine street after the middle of
September.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Lillian Bricr, of CLOS Lo-
Gust street, and Mr. Irving Arnoldy, of
5417 Usage avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
noldy will spend month at Atlantic
City after returning from their wedding
trip; ~ cr
companied by their daughters, Miss
Mae C;reenwell and Miss Florence
Greenwell, of 6127 Columbia avenue. are
spending the summer at Ocean city.
Mrs George Peacock, Of 800 North
Sixty.third street, who has been spend
ing several days i'm New York, has re-
turned to her home.
Mr.-and Mrs. John G. Rolfe and Miss
Esther Rclfo, of 4014 Pine street. have
gone to their cottage at Marthas Vine
yard, Mass, where they will spend the
remainder of the summer. Miss Rolfe
has recently returned from Wellesley
College, whore she is student.
Mr.. Leon M. Wolfe is spending the
week of July at Atlantic City.
Mrs. L. N. Schwenk, of 1913 Walnut
street. has returned to her home after
spending several days In New YORK.
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TIOGA

Mrs. George VI. Mckay, of 1886 North
Crate street. and her daughter, Miss
Florence Il. Mckay, will spend July In
Center county, Pa, and with Mr.. Nc
Kay will go TO their country home In
Ocean city for the remainder of the
season.
a community celebration of Independ-
cnce Day was beld yesterday in Hunt
ing Park under the auspices of the Hunt
ing Park Safe and Sane Fourth of July
Association. The program included a
parade of school children. patriotic ex-
erCises and sports followed by fireworks
in the evening. The celebration was in
charge Of Mr.. William T. Schargle, Mr..
Mr.. Stacy r. Hammet Mr.. Wilbur II.
Zimmerman. Mr.. NJ. Walter Gross, Mr..
Arthur T. Swayne. Mr.. Jesse A. Mac
1ntire and DR.. L. +. Kribbs.
In connection with the Fourth of July
celebration of the Tioga-Nicetown sec
tion the community presented to the Gro
YER Cleveland School tablet containing
the names of the service men of the
thirty-second and thirty-sixth divisions
of the Thirty-eighth ward. Tioga Post,
No. 3l9. of the American Legion, con
Quoted the exercises. After the parade
and exercises the children were enter
tained in Fern Hill Park. The commit
tee In charge included Mr.. Charles ).
Paxson. president; Mr.. Edgar Janney,
Mrs. Frank c. Ritchie. Mr.. Philip n.
ces Barnes. Mrs. Edgar Janney, Mr.
r. c. Reese, Mr.. Joseph Hebding, Mr..
w. Ellwanger, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Ekings, Mr.. Frank Paul, Mr.. John Skif-
fington, Mr.. A. Lincoln Acler, Mr. +.
w. Heath, Mr.. Il. r, Hess. Mr. Louis
Gilbert. Mr.. William Mohr. Mr. Edward
Frimmel, Miss Ella NJ. Lukens. Miss
Ida Cooper, Mrs. Charles S. Paxson
Mr.. II. n. Kerr. Mr. william Robinson
Mr.. l.. !. Heintz, Mr.. James II. Bush
Mr. r. n Kern Mr. j. w Green Mr.
William b. Morrell. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
w Malotte, Miss NJ. Schoenberg Mr.. Il.
p. Lower, Mr.. J. Hoffman and Mr.
Joseph Sternberger.
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RoxBoRoUGH

The members Of the Kings Daughters
Or the rourth Reformed Church CeIe.
brated their thirty-1rst Anniversary nm
Eriday evening in the social halI. Mrs
Wllilam j. Beatty. who has been presi-
oent SINCE the organization Of the So
ciety, presided. The interesting nroora,,
included addresses by the Rev Frank
Fry, pastor Of the church. Mrs Nathan
y, Jones, MS. Iva Dugan and Mrs Hice,
guests OF mnor instrumental solos and
duets bX miss Lydia George. Miss Sara
Eh,hly h, Miss S,, MaYde ReibIe. Miss Ida Rel Rei.
PIE and MISS FIorenco Schultz; rccita-
MISS FRANCES Fry. There arc eiebiv
members and the officers for the COMING ig
season are MRS Beatty president Miss
FRANCIS Ehly' secretary, and Miss Fan.
NE ne, Nor1nry. treasurer. The latter. like
. .ne pres,nent. was elected for the thirtv-
Mr.: and Mrs. Edward II Morris o.o
ssnter,aining a house party al Irouuois
Island. Alexander bay, y v VrLoiS TLoiS
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eoiITH PHILADELPHIA

Miss Bessie H. Harvey. of 25OS South
Lambert street, has returned to her
home after having spent few days In
Parkland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Logue, Jr., have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home, 2539 South Warnock street.
Mrs. Logue will be remembered as Miss
Marie Kelly.
Mrs. d. A. Somers. of 1921 South
Rroad street, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Miss Margaret NJ. Somers,
| TO Mr., oliver Russell Grouse. of Balti-
more Md, on Wednesday. June 80, .n
St Joseph's Church, Willings alley, this
city. The Rev. Father Hart, ). j.. per-
formed the ceremony
Announcement has been made of the
wedding OF Miss Margaret Rogers, of
1l28 Wolf street, and Mr.. John Gala
han, of S2S Almond street, Wednesday,
June 30, at o'clock, at the Church of
the Epiphany. Twelfth and Jackson
streets. the Rev. Father Dever ofticiat-
ing. Miss Kathryn Rogers, sister of the
bride. was bridesmaid and Mr.. William
Callahan, brother of the bridegroom was
best man.
Mrs. John j. Murphy and family, Of
1920 Mexican street. have opened thei,
cottage In Atlantic City for the summer
Miss Mary Murphy and her father Joined
the family in Atlantic City over the
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GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Cousin have
returned from their wedding trip to At
lantic city and are living in Logan.
Mrs. Cousin will be remembered as Miss
Anna l.. Teupel, of 5315 Belheld avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl lesser. of 5625
Chew street, spent the Fourth of July
holidays in Pleasantville, ~ J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Shaw and
family, Of 53S East Washington lane,
are occupying their cottage at Avalon,
\. j.. for the month of July.
Major and Mrs. Robert w. King have
returned from their wedding trip and
are at home at 5706 Chew street Mrs.
Ning will be remembered as Miss Char
lotta Louden.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian w. Hillman, of
Atlantic City, are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of a daughter, Su-
Zanne Hillman, June 90. Mrs. Hillman
was formerly Miss Madeleine Kraus-
kopf, daughter of the Rev. p'r. and Mrs.
Joseph krauskopf, Of Germantown.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

The members of the Alpha Tau Sigma
Sorority will spend July in wildwood
They include Miss Doris Dennson. Miss
Kathryn. Young, Miss Catherine White
Miss Anna l.. Larkn, Miss Edythe
Everett. Miss Catherine Ferry, Miss
Mazie Ferry, Miss Gertrude Munday
Miss Elizabeth Parkins and Miss Myrtle
Sherwood.
Mrs. Frank Gaskill has gone to Buf.
falo to remain several weeks.
Miss Ida *. Bauer, of 2016 West Co.
lumbia avenue, is spending the summer
in Ocean city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arden Coffin are occu.
pying their summer home in Ocean city
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Sherman
have returned from their wedding TRIP
to Niagara Falls and Canada. and will
pass the remainder of the season In
Wildwood. The bride was Miss Fannie
Franklin.
Mrs Edward Smith. of 252S Diamond
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ALONG THE READING

Mr.. Samuel Passmore, formerly Of
Germantown. is spending an indefinite
time at the William Penn Inn Gwynedd
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Chapman,
Jr, of Oak Lane are spending the sum
mer at Chelsea.
Mr.. and Mrs James w. Hunsberger
and their family, of Wyncote, have gone
TO their cottage at Seaside Park. where
they will remain until the end of Sep
tember.
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FRANKFORT

Mr. and Mrs Robert II. Remmey, OF
1929 Harrison street, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Flor
ence Remmey. to Mr. Carroll DEM Ken
nedy, son of Mr. and Mrs Franklin w.
Kennedy.
Mrs George w. Scott, OF 1923 East
Albright street, are spending the summer
at Wildwood Crest
Miss Emily Weightman, Of Dyre
street. Is entertaining Miss Pauline Hol-
den, of Baltimore, for several weeks as
her guest.
Mrs. Marshall Slack and daughter, OF
625 Olney avenue, are summering at
Surf villa, in Wildwood
Mrs. G. Patterson has returned from
fortnights stay at Atlantic City.
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has. returned TO Wayne after making
a ten.day visit to Boston and Newport
Miss Dorothy Finley, of Wayne, spent
the weekend in New York city as the
guest of Miss Ruth Orme, formerly OF
Wayne.
Miss Marian Roberts. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Roberts. of Wayne,
Is spending several weeks with friends
in Sewickleyr Ia.
Mrs. Frederick Brown, mother of Mr..
Armitt Brown, of st. Davids, has gon.
to Clayton, N. Y, for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muller. of
Wayne, have gone to wildwood, n, j,
for the summer.
Miss Eldredge and Miss Henderson,
of Radnor, left last Wednesday tC
spend the summer at Christmas Cove
Me-, where they have taken a cottage.
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STRAWBERRY MANSION

A graduation party was given Miss
Bessie Ginsburg, of 1919 North Thirty
third street. by her parents. Among
those present were Miss Helen Cooper
Friedman. Miss Blanche Wan, Miss
Florence Lessy, Miss Godie Bernstein,
Miss Jennie Golden, Miss Leah Bloom,
Miss Goldie Ginsberg, Mr.. Isadore
Bloom, Mr.. Isadore Cooperstein, MIR.
William Malls, Mr.. Albert Ettleson, Mr..
Michael Klnsberg, Mr.. Louis Sokolose.
Mr.. Samuel Young, Mr.. charles Young.
Mr.. Louis Lightstone and Mr.. Morris
Ingber.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Rudofker. who
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WISShHICKON

wedding of interest was that or Mics
Helen Alexander. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Vessels Alexander, of 5b27
Catharine street. and Mr.. Thomas Fisher.
of 2o7 Rochelle avenue, which took place
of the TRANSPORTATION and was foIiou,od
by breakfast at the home of the brides
parents. Upon their return from their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher vii,
be at home at 1927 Catharine street,
Mr.. Fisher. will spend part Of Juiv In
Atlantic City III
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph u. Montgomery
of Seville street, returned yesterday from
tour through the West TO California
with the Shrners. '''''
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NORRISIOWN

Announcement Is made of the mar
riagc of Miss Marian Chantry and Mr..
James +. Heffner, of Bryn Mawr. on
June 20 in Bryn Mawr After wedding
trip to Atlantic City Mr. and Mrs. Heff-
ncr will live in Norristown.
At children's party given by Mr. and
Mrs. william ~ Hinkle, of 206 Noble
street in honor of the birthday anniver-
sary Of their son, Master J. Mack Hinkle
the guests were Miss Mary Rambo, Miss
Virginia Earl Miss Lois Steelman. Miss
Victoria Elwell. Miss Ethel Weand. Miss
Janivere Baird. Master Franklin Miller
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MANAYUNk

Miss Kathryn Forster. of 221 Green
Lane. was hostess at the final meeting
for the season of the Junior auxiliary
OF the Epiphany Lutheran Church. Her
guests included Mrs. Henry A. d.
Wacker. Miss Esther Alebach Miss
Myrtle Katzenbach. Mrs. Lee Wetherill.
Mrs. Carrie Zaiser, Miss Eleanor Schaef-
fer, Miss Elsie Mack. Miss Florence Alle-
bach, Miss Grace Allebach, Miss Edith
Katzenbach. Miss Mabel Woltemate and
Miss Mildred Mack
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

poMHr, mr., and Mrs: John T.. Bartlett. OF
+;o,ahu r;onhu Park: Md, announce the mar
ppage or their daughter. Miss Mildred
90 'rrIett, to Mr.. Thomas Hood Latta, son
TIt c Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Love Latta. of
sofU sso%U Rlttenhouse square. this city. on
hho.urday afternoon at o'clock, at the
HT.'e NJ or the brides parents, Roland Park,
Crio,'a na'ta Is member of the Merton
'''Net club' OF the Baltimore Country
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JBL1c EDGER-PHIIADELPHIA TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1920

have just returned from their wedding
trip will spend the summer with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Moses, at
212 Seaside avenue, Atlantic city.
MIR. and Mrs. b. Harlt, of 1894 Dia-
mond street, announce the engagement
OF their niece, Miss Fan Click, to Mr..
Maurice Croun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Elkip and family.
Of 320S Diamond street, are spending
the summer at Atlantic City.
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street, is spending some lime in ocean

street. is spending some time in Ocean
City.
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Gerstley, Jr., of
1903 North Sixteenth street. are. re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
a daughter, Elaine Bacharach Gerst-
ley was before her marriage Miss Rita
Bacharach, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon BacharaCh, of 1894 North Sew
enteenth street.
MFR. J. Nuttall and his daughter, Miss
Florence Nuttall, of 22O6 Tioga street,
are spending the summer at Atlantic
City
Mrs. Moe Bieberman and family, of
1925 Spring Garden street. have gone
to California. and will visit Mrs. Lie
berman's parents, Mr., and Mrs. David
Livingstone, in San Francisco.
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guests include Miss Catharlne Wright.
Morris and Miss Charlotte Morris, OF
Roxborough. Mrs. l.. Lang Meyers and
her son, Mr. Langdon Jones. were guests
also for q short time, stopping there on
their way TO their summer home on the
Maine coast.
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Master Harold Baird Master Norris fcl-
well and Master Baird Hmkle.
Mrs. J. Frederick Hall. of Plymouth
Meeting entertained at a luncheon and
miscellaneous shower In honor of Mrs.
Charles Fry Mclaughlin, who was re-
Gently married. Covers were laid for
twelve guests.
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Drake. Mrs. J. T. Kennedy accom-
them home and will stay = few days
Mrs. b. Robinson received box
of beautiful lilies from her SON.
family, George Robinson, now living
in California. The family are al
we'll and happy in their new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whalen who have
been visiting the Jones family, left
Tonight for California where they
will remain & year.
Mrs. C. H. Beach Of Beachlan. i;
Farm, is entertaining her mother
Mrs. Chas. ID. Bradley Of Florence C.
They were looking forward wi h
keen anticipation to visit from Mr..
Beach's brother, Mr.. Newton Cane,
and his wife, from Minneapolis, TIL
week, who were to have returned I
Florence with Mrs. Bradley, but c.
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work. eliminating both horse and
hand drudgery. Who's next?
AnRounncemct-M Charles Fink
beiner, well known citizen Of this
district, is glad to announce having
acquired the district agency for the
celebrated Beaman Garden Tractor.
Anyone interested, he will be glad to
demonstrate at his place, corner
Wadsworth and Golden car line.
Prof. o. B. Drake and son John
were in Arvada from Saturday till
Tuesday morning, on their way home
from the east after burying Mrs.
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Local Lore

The school children are oil happy
over the fact that they will have \
weeks frolic next week, It being
the spring vacation.
The Graul Bros, on West 44th
Avenue and Wadsworth and Mr..
Jacob Killinger At Elsie Place are the
latest members Of the gentlemen's
gardeners, having just received their
Bsaman Gardner Tractors. with
which they will do al their garden
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Tuesday morning were terribly sur
prised and shocked by the receipt of
a telegram announcing the sudden
death of Mr.. Canon that morning.
He was afflicted with goitre an
this Is supposed to have been the
cause of death. Mrs. Beach and lsl
mother have the sympathy Ct hosts
of friends in this community.
Charles Thomas's bunk house
caught fire at about 8 80 this morn
ing, during the high wind, and l.
seemed for time that his whole
place would be burned. However
was Just at milking time, and with
the aid of Ed. Richter, 1ohn ant
Fred Wick, and the hired men,
bucket brigade was formed and the
fire was put out. The inside of th'
bunk house was Quilted.
LZ1he high winds of last night did G
lEreat amount of damage to buile-
ings and other property which was
not securely anchored. The smoke
stack of the Tire factory blew down
at about S 80 this morning, and this
will tie the plant up for about week,
requiring also some new pipe. X. L..
pNewton's new garage was moved
about three feet off some bricks i.
was resting on. ]. M. Compton lost
several tons Of hay, which YVES
blown completely away. Trees are
blown down in the streets and fences
badly damages
Co-operat!on--what does it mean
to member of the oldest and strong
est farmers organizations in sxist,
ence, the Grange? What are It's adj
vantages! Is the present policy Of
the Changers Of Colorado the righ'
one, or not? The answer to all of
these questions and many others will
be given at Clear Creek Valley
Grange Friday evening, March 10.
Young men and ysung women,
members Of C. G. v. Grange are
especially urged to attend and en-
joy our good times. The more the
merrier. If you don't believe this
last line Of chatter" come and find
out for yourself.
Meier and Murray, Pub. Commit
tee by J. E. M.
Esther, the little daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jones of Grandview, is
reported little better. She has
been confined to her bed for many
weeks, patiennt little sufferer.
Mrs. M. Mcreland is spending a
few days with Mrs. J. B. Mailing.
Mrs. Fred Hays will leave Satur-
day for Omaha where sh. will spend
4 month visiting her son, Charles
McCrory and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Young arrived
home from Boulevard, California,
where Mr.. Young has been interested
in a big railroad contract.
Adds Bruce is now working as de-
liveryman for H. J. Juchem.
N0rsaaR Hastinngs was out Tues
day after y serious time with in
flamat0rv rheumatism.
Csoeess to Change Deliveries
The cost of delivery in the groc-
cry business Is becoming SO great
an account Of the high price CT gaso-
line, repairs, machinery, help, ETC.,
that the grocery men have about
came to the conclusion a three-day
week delivery could be inaugurated
without inconvenience to the trade
and would materially reduce ex-
penses to a minimum which would
enable them to give the trade the
benefits thereiron.
In next weeks issue they will give
IN outline Of Meip plan and trust
the change will meet with the ap.
proval Of their patrons.
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Christian scisncs Services
Christian Science Services are held
Sunday morning at West First and
Adelindc Streets, at II o'clock
Subject for Feb. 30, 1920-"Chris.
Jesus"
Subject, March 81, Matter"
Wednesday evening meetings at 2
'"'ock All are welcome.
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FOR SALE-Kerson Seed Oats, that
made ~ bushels per acre last yea.
fCall Arv. 1O3-R-ll. 39-2p
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NOW IS THE TIME of year to ar
range for fruit and ornamental
trees and bushes for this seasons
kplanting. Brcsdview Nyrery can
care for your wants In this line. Ex-
,psct to have complete stock abou,
April first. Milton ]. Weber. Tel
evening after z 80, A. 1882. 1881
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FOR SALE-Five good milk cows.
C. L. johnson, 3 1-2 miles west of
Arvada. Tel. Arvada 1O6R2.
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FOR SALE-A 4-room house, anil
of ground, electric lights, city We
ter, pantry, clothes closet, cellar. APP
ply to A. w. Horn. 1922
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FOR SALE-8-piece fumed oak din
ing room set and one leather rock
er, brass bed, one White sewing ma
,chine, one Steward hot blast, ono
heater, one fire icebox, two misses
coats, spring and winter. Garfien.
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FOR SALE hot blast heating
stove, l good range, 1 dining room
set, ice box and other furniture. H.
Garfien, cor. oppo. Baptist church.
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FOR SALE-Berkshire brood COW,
weight about 400 lbs. ReRfro.
Avalon ave. Phone 6bM.
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FOR SALE-Prairie State Incubator
Two horse disc-Plattner NOW
err. Phone Arv. 54-J, 38-tf
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FOR SALE-Pure bred barred rock
cockrsls. Mrs. P. A. Chenot, Col
den. Phone Arvada 1O1R4.
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WANT COLUMN

If you want to buy, sell, rent,
trade, secure loan. or have fire
n surance written, See 7. S.
Knapp.
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FOR SALE-Good milk COW. E. L..
Kelso, w. Bird st. Call any day ex-
cept Sunday. Sstf
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FOR SALE-Singla Comb R. l. Red
eggs. Please order ahead. Arvada
21s. 3S-tf
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WE are ready to weave your rug now
at our home on 4244 w. 47th ave.
Mrs. E. A. Streeter.
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TRADE lots near Los Angles.
Will exchange for similar proper
ty in or near Arvada. Lotus, 4809
w. 3Sth Ave. Denver. 80:2J
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FOR SALE-Five and quarter
tons Of first cutting alfalfa, in
stack. Phona Arv. l03RS. 4O-1p
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LOST-Automob tire chain, Ar
vada or road to Westminster. Evan
& Bennett. Arvada INV.
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FOR SALE--10O-egg Denver lncu'
bator, IS. Phone Arv. 75-J-4
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FOR SALE-Mare 8 years, halter
broke gentle or will trade for
springer. Phore Arv. SAL 3S-tf
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FOR SALE--Standard bred White
Wyandotte Gigs, call mornings.
Arvada l73-W. 40-4t
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-03-18

FOR SALE-Doxen laying hens.
Valley ave. md Tranway, Cradle,
Arvada l2-J. t6.lt.