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The border vidette., 1920-04-17
ENOUGH IS PLENTY.

A Milwaukee school teacher recently received the following note from the mother of one of her pupils:
 Dear Teacher: Excuse John for being away yesterday. He played truant, but do not whip him for it. Two boys he was with in the morning licked him, and a man he threw snowfall at licked him. and a truck driver he hung onto licked him, and the man who owned a dog he hit licked him, and the grocery man licked him for taking an apple, and an automobile driver licked him for blowing the horn. Then I licked him when he came home, then his father licked him when he came home, than I had to lick him again for sassing me for telling his father on him, then his father licked him for sassing me. So you need not lick him this time"
The border vidette., 1920-04-17

ital of $24O,OOO to develop COCO acres,
 Phoenix-Eyrich Gold mines in Winifred district installing 15 ton sta mp mill
 Million and half live stock to graze in Arizona and New Mex ico forests this year.
 PhoeniX-Chevolet Motor Go. to erect modern home on West Adams street.
 Tucson-9 foot mountain lion killed in Rincon mountains.
The border vidette., 1920-04-17
NOTICE OF BALE OF REAL ESTATE
 UNDER EXECUTION


 Under and by virtue of an execution issued out of the District Court of the United States for the District of Ari- zona, on March 8, 1920, upon the judg- ment rendered and dOclseted in said Court the 12th day of December, 1917, in an action wherein James F.. Bouldin, ct al, was plaintiff and Josefa V. de Aguaya and Josiah Bond, ct tl, were defendants in favor of the said plaintiff and against the said defend ants, for the sum of One Thousand Four Hundred Ninety Dollars and thirty-five cents ($1497.35).
 I did on the 17th day of March, 1920, levy upon all the right, title, claim and interest of the said judg ment debtors, and each and all of them in and to the following described real estate located, situated, lying and be- ing in the Tyndall Mining District in the County of Santa Cruz, State of A-izona, and named and described as follows:
 An undivided one-half (1a) interest in and to the patented mine "' Emma, ' situated in the Tyndall Mining Dis trict, Santa Cruz County, State of Ari- zona, the United States Patent for which is recorded in Book Nineteen hundred sixty-eight (66S), in thu County Recorder s Office of Pima County, State of Arizona.
 An undivided one-half (1A) interest in and to the patented mine BOnan- za,'' situated in the Tyndall Mining District, Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, the same being in Township Twenty-one (21) South, Range Four teen (14) East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, and consisting of Seventeen and Ninetyseven Hun dredths (17.97) acres.
 Also the following mining claims or locations located, situated, lying and being in the Tyndall Mining District nf the County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, and named, known and | described as follows:
 FOUR STARS, the location notice of which is recorded in said office in Book II, Mining Locations, at page 572;
 FLORIDA, the location notice of whicL is recorded in said office in Book IS, Mining Locations, at page | 124;
 RIQUEZA, the location notice of Pook 16, Mining Locations, at page AS;
 Also the ALTO HILL TUNNEL and TUNNEL SITE, located, situated, lying and being in the Tyndall Mining Dis | iIlfl, tOuHID OI GOdnld STuZ, OldIc OI Arizona, and which are recorded in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz County, State of Arizona, in Book | l2, Miscellaneous Records, at page 349; | Public rotice is hereby given that l will on Monday, the 10th day of May 1920, at the hour of 1O:0O A. M. upon | that date, at the county court house of l santa Cruz county, Arizona. in tho | town of NOGALES in said State and | District, sell at public auction for cash all the right, title. claim and interest of said judgment debtors, Josiah Bond | in and to the above described property cr so much thereof as may be necessary | 10 pay and satisfy the said judgment and the expenses of said safe and of 1 giving notice thereof, 10 the highest and | best bidder.
 T. P. DILLON,
 United Statc= Marshal.
 Hatc.i fbi+ 5ih day of April, 1920 {! ri Phoenix, A.izona.
The border vidette., 1920-04-17
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

tion organizing with plans for improvement of trail. Salvation Army planning erection of hall.
 Tucson-Tenporary road to be constructed to Gold Mill to open up Mt. Lennon country.
 Tucson Chamber of Commerce enrolls 525 members in recent drive.
 Douglas to purchase land and esta blish municipal aviation field
 Globe-City council takes first steps to pave city streets.
 Jerome e-Installation of mod ern telephone service to be com pleted May Is.
 Phoenix Tentative plans for new city hall and court house completed.
 Casa Grande - Casa Grande company to start construction of gin.
 Globe -$25 ,oOo bond issue for esta blishment of city park ad vocated. Chloride-Greatest prosperity in history of district predicted.
 Warren district to es-  CTS, minimum $500 maximum $3OCO.
 Jerome-Active attempt to be made to develop cotton industry in Valley. Solomonville- Construc- tion work on new school house started.
 Douglas-157 cars of ore and concentrates shipped into local port of entry during March. Twenty townships near St. Johns leased by oil development company.
 Glendale erects practically 100 new homes monthly during past | winter. Oatman-United Eastern and Tom Reed mines announce short age of men. Opening of two or three new properties reported.
 Chandler-32O acres of desert land brings record price of $36, GOO.
 Flagstaff organizes field artil- lery for state national guard. Phoenix - Weather condition reported favorable on cattle ranges.
 Yuma Government accepts bids on 5000 acre Yuma Mesa project.
 Bowie S. o. 6 R. Com pany rushing installation ot drilling machinery. i Mesa Plans under way tc irrigate 5000 acres Salt River Valley land.
 Nogales-English firm to eS tablish airplane passenger ser vice to Mexico City.
 Yuma-Yuma county's allotted portion of funds for obstruction of Yuma Ajo Tucson highway availa ble.
 St. Johns-2,OOO acres to be irrigated this year from Lymar Dam project. Tucson-Detroitc capitalists ac quire large holdings in Gunsigh district, new mill to be erected at Walls We'll. Phoenix-U.S. Geological Sur vey completes new and accurate map of Arizona. Miami-CastleS Dome mine tt | IOS uu10 OpSI d dulOllo Oh ldl SO oOol' Tucson - Verde Inspiration
 mine starts work with larg, force of men. Phoenix-State Highway ant bridge improvements totalinl J $1 ,O96, 142 to be started by Jul. first.
 Miami-Van Dyke Copper Go : installs 1Ox12 steam hoist. Phoenix $1OO,OOO to be ex 5 pended for repair of Agua Fri and Tempe bridges. Jerome-Jerome Central Min : ing company making plans fo development of claims near Yer 5 de Combina tion. Phoenix Maricopa county cot { ton crop for 1920 estimated a i $55. .COO,OOO Mohawk-Arizo Oil & Ga
 company locates 100000 acre
 land, drilling rigs to be place on ground. Oatman-Red Lion mine em ploying ? shifts. Steady devel
 opment work being pushed b local mines. HolbroOk-Sno Land ( ] Development company with car
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

los ANGELES Cal. June a lby
Associated Press People belIcvn
They can nIIori more babies now
man q ycar aTo. ocrord|ne 10 nhysl.
clans and psychologists who are
tnlIfat6f'ne 10 explain Ihc large IN.
croast IN births IN In Angeles
fturcs Tor April. lNto just made
nnhilf. shoU that 81 hfb|cs wcra
born ~ I.os Angeles IN ,hai mnnih
~ ara|nH "a in April 1913. on ln
rrrasn ~ lt1 OF ihosc iuln IN
April In.l yeor Jew months after
The signing % ihr armIsl|cc. III. o.
mora than half. vrrc hoys. OF lhoN
hosn IN kprli. iee0 fewer than half
N3 u6re hoTt
why y ~ Part OF the genera
prosperity. I elcss. Nv. Roy n
ldkoson aid. 'peoplr can nIfor'
Them. and The American people az
bound 10 hase vha, they can ai
lorl"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08
minister's sas a silar titi
Mistaken iuT an Anto !hsi

n q. nrunk. son of lhe PASTOR
~ ne Christian Church, had cutie
q rich cxIrrlcncc ihls wcrk. Ne
bad just bcrome associated with ihf
Tyrone GaraRe Company. urerallng
our popular slnra lines. and q feu
,lays aGo drovo a oeU Franklin into
l.nr,lshurE lrom Iyrone.
n appears that On NJ same das
pcu franklin pns stolen iron
Silver CIly. and i uas thought ne
thirf came lnUard Lorisburs
sheriff Casey callcd up sheriff.
Leahy = clfIrc AMI |n . fEU minutes
nrpnly Iark Head had bis man
mat n ho h1d nr. nrunt. and tl'e
nrw FrnnAlIn. uhlrh lallIrd exactly
oIlk lhr S||srr CITY machine
nfunk explained Ihe tIiu4iIcn Ard
In ur.Ier ~ praVe Whai h. Hala
slartni 10 take ihe depuiy sheriff
70 Tynone whcn They mt Mr.. Win
rcII ~ ihe Ttnono U1laEn.
S1lisIaffnry cxpI1n1iions folluNff
ana Ninfe1 ibid nrunk V 80 bus,
and sfu Ihe car ~ the cctopen,
oould hate hln afrestet or lnqii'
cIrnrs.
- nrunk Nd noihine y a. hn
se1 ihe Ear. uhIth ~ dit Ard nov
Iht sl'y Is al nrrrne kad far. 10
rlshi HIan VA apprnrnied lalri
lsrt.l~lr Llorr.i.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

The Knights ol pyihias 81 l,oluul
hns inlend srrraine themselves.
tIcnpinr nui a. y Uere on THUR
lay e>enidr. lune "a a. $50 o'clock.
ku,one laose 90 thr enirriainmrnl
cnnmlllrc arr Captains hloch and
Williams and NJ. pcasr. Good music
u course and q epod time generally
n will cntl a PR couple. vhifh Z,
nol half tnonRh for lhe proFrsu
hat oul ~ PAL on.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08


NfkIco CfI1. lune 8--one oi
ne Notable rrsolls " NJ lalrsl nv.
oluilon hhs httn ne disappcaFonce
from Ncxico city papers whirh for.
merry werr slrons supporters q lhe
Car1anln Standardization of me llHe
rSrrticio InIerualiona,er over sto
des vhlrh could hardly b. con.
lrued - nsofinf mr. uuiied
States
Il lcng has hccn common knowi
ldp, that ne forcisn oifite. undcr
The carranza admin,s,ra,ion. main.
f.lurd = very efficient department.
managed lv a Nex,en joun.sist.
Manuel carplo. 10 keep lnfcruei On
ahal was prinird 10 fdreisn com
| |lfIcs about Nerlco. ClippIns ascn'
drs furnished neur stories and
lpcrlal articles. especially from M
Uaiicd States and LpiIn.American
papers While nesicaR diplomAll
,td consuls also contributed. sicrles
onfaxorahlc 70 Mexico aud admins
lralloa officials were cspeciall,
noled and II lhr writer were ID
Nexico. h. received a lree rice d
NJ boricr under article - Of N,
constitution.
Any Clipping, supporting ihc Gar
aanla d0rlrino- fIom Lalin,AmerI
can parrrs wcrr Distributed Will,
he Cenlral AmerIran Union ldtI
klso ploa gwen liberal publicity
Solna ~ ne slories cpnlnincl
chalrl1 ol curfoplion oi American
Statesmen. dlrlnnhals o. eoecfnmcn
ofI|claIs ~ Ameficau o|l lniefcsls
Ono story purpsRd 20 Eise -sen
lsatI1naI prOeI ~ espionaer ~ H.
Cniled States IN NexIco. and an
cher claImcd that AZ American o.
snnIlniIon Md spent miilinns % dol
lars 10 hurt this courlrY.
MfTifo cry newspapers hovl
enIersed from ne nreoinlion Sums
4hat altered ~ NoniIor ncpul
lIran lhr nlreHon orran. dlsai
nr1rr1 when 0troron and ~ 50
crnl nnnnecr UonfIal henamu
mn ~, thr city ~ M rfc of lh
nrIl Carfan1a n,qtenlelI. Arxic
Nnerro a. Uon14Itf rancf ~
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

!. n Ncvhrnueh. sclllne fcg q
Il. Louis sh0t nrm and well known
IN Columbus. has Fond word iur
mis- flls Al oil times. Re- won . 80
bet ne other day flom lraVelInl
man N another city ~ noosilul
Cnlnmbua The llri was that tho
merchants ~ Columbus had q hcl'
ifr rating than ne other city. fhcy
lfu lhe question " q commercial
nrcncy 10 settle and Ncuhrough 81
NJ so
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

xI0t CRY. ~. lpne Arrested
Tor smoking and sentenced u work
ont their fines ON she roads oefn
they refused 10 poy NJ two louns
men nf Zion CITY who c4rapod rc
Gently Ncrr Al|ll being sought today
hs Iho xlon clly nnllrc department.
Chief Thcu|orf Rocker loId IhIa
morn|ne that n ne canHhl lhcm he
would pvt fha|ns on lho|f feet and
hohhlt ihfm inNcIhcr
The IufIlItts arr Walter 1acub
son. u. ard Henry Boh|krn. -. They
were arrested when George SlrIe0
astls|rn' chief Of police, saw them
smok|ns c|earellct on Elijah ave
une.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

Tho 1h11E11 N01FI n H1l1l II11K
has been IflIrfd ~ ne boiler rulnl
end an mllnbaIc ouiII boart hn'
hofn Installed The first Qursllun
asked " tht heard was "ran o|'
cl0U b. otlalncd IN n fasn icr
urr3 The reply was IrImeuialr
eNor The next QUESTION vas -Wil'
khlfln anl Whnttr ST on n lng
Valley 90 wrIlt' 4 answered ~fot
h.lr NoN he lohhy hounds ar pI
Ia tho air a. h whether u mrani =
rnmllH on TIE proposition or Nhein
~ 4 VA. IN emphatic yes
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

Yesterday IN ~ paso Tho nil
sharks Offered 4 cents fur Valley
on slosk AMI Inc br,kcrs held o'ls
lor i1h cenis. TIE tart ~ The mat
,er u you cant hoy une share ~
hun.irld shnrcs lcG cvfu - cents.
And IN = couple 81 weeks We doubt
much u ne sfnck = ics then par
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08
happenings p| Interest SlEy a
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

Cnl1nfl I1n1l NafIl0n1Id cnIrT'
laincd = PARTY ~ civilian frien.is
lat ceenlne ~ his rrsidence IN M
eastern scclion Of ihe city. The
colnr srhrulf was aniher, herousf
ths ernllcmen smoked and rnircsh.
u,rnis = Ia Frunraise were servnd.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

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j 4. N6|&tr returned ea|uuI1f
n|.4l |I4.n IN ttItu||tf t|s|| with
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month"; l.. So44 me 1,|n&h|pr
anf Columbus |aoa& to'IcF q 'i|u'
every I|n.s b. fe|nfUs IfNoI Texas
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4. h0 hes s0Il wright IrfIng ~ ip
le,a nous work EIn4i knFcntor|
h4.ncd ont oera.'|nt||f bnl rvcl>
Ne,a he solf q ro|Ind ni nails hq
would lnrsel himself und ny -Wa'|
Mnmfn| row nod tn drive fnp
a. "a aac ne p1fk There are
shin|o ~ nNsold lols On lhr nrk|
hlorl. ami NcInncs Would hatf a
ten him ~ ~'nsn1 sr|Ilrg lois mi|
naI|t na||ti
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

NV Nnk hers. uornlll ssN O..
Ihsr a. h|s HlNr .an. Who WA
nauehls. IL sun don't say yHor
prayers 3on WON'T 30 N hravrr
4 don't unnl % ~ 10 heaven.
&nhln.i me boz. u want ~ ~ with
you and mother rcafeont
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

lnimilallc Catherine Jellnsoa e1s
NisIlar al NE caorirt uliief lhis
nofnlle and WAS initiated nlo tnf
nvsirrrs ol pliuiinF Caiherlnr i
,nalnr movie Firlnre naslrurIipp an
i,r lhr luIclarr ~ lnsneeinr sarH
RrecR
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

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al InIa i.1r sca. Z. 7. to'e. r. r'T'
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seaIArr = oter n lhs ely
t,.rulipr n otia n Ci,s
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h.siatss n f.nnFtIN4 win M
eays tonlrm1siIrn .e.A
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sass K sam ,eiaalfs plll'
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

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n.sIa |he I|4|S MIfNr noIe |1s1
abb II 0H||'n0 of IHf'||nf my
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'
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sewing Na|Il'E N4N N''.F /eNrI
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Iil|dNa|Ih Maid ENnINf I40|I4||f
stock Ft1n4I|t nov being 1Hft|
upnt. unc Hn|1 1rNfrI n11 rnr'r
$3.50 FfII|1NN| FN|I|o|.I .II4 I|In
stock ~ FEW MNf4 WIN De
worth - q shnrc Can % Nt||f
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Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

FOR sALE- One sood ruw. llpe ler
sey. dry. go sct NJ. Nlxi o.
ruchi bros.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

ron sAl.E-sfo0 lot for 1I1 a.
dress p. o. Box 1I3. o. coli a.
Courier office for details
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-08

FOR nENT- Nice lrD0m 1|'o1h
hmisc with slnk: eood condition.
See Mrs.. Miller. a LcboN t1re|sy
siorc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

FToRiDA-ws will build your horne on pro
dactive farm land near JaeksonyilIe at 40
per month Write JAx HEIGHTS CO..
Sscksonyilic, fla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

FURNISHED cottage; frat floor. dnin.
room. kitchen. laundry, garage: I'd floor
living room 3 bedrooms and bath, electric
light, open fireplacesi lot 100x10O s
IARTING, 20 f. Johnson St. Gtn.. PhIla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PUBLIC SALE for Mr. c. G. Coolbaugh
Saturday. April II, at 1890 D. m. on
promises at Gwynedd valley. Montgomery
county. Pa. ] mile Gwynedd Valley Rail
road station close to trolley; desirable 81
acre farm with i-room stone farmhouse;
large stone and frame barn and outbuld-
ings: 10 acres meadow land with running
spring-water stream: several desirable build
ing sites on this farm; also at same time
Guernsey and Holstein cows and heifers,
hogs. poultry. wagons, crops, harness. sad
dies. nearly new farm machinery. Write
for circular.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
PATTON & TOMLINSON

COUNTRY STORE at Gladwyn ..... $4,000
semldetaChed dwelling at Gadwyn. $500
New bungalow. acres, overlooking
MIL Creek Valley ............... 10000
Small garage and repair shop..... 1000
100 houses at Narherth. s3SOOO TO S5OOOO
WILLIAM =. HARRIS
205 Havertord ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
N AR BE H
ROBERT J. NASH
1901 CHESTNUT ST.
PHILADELPHIA



offers for sale number OF desirable
residences in this most convenient year
round home town. sixteen minutes from
Broad street station, Splendid service:
stores OF all kinds and all other cny
convenienCes. without any or the cily
Disadvantages.
S6SOO-Semidetache stone and brick
residence. bedrooms and bath not
water heating.
$40. 5OO-T.ot 75xI5O II a; rooms and
bath all ConVenicuCes: large rooms
Sll OOO-New house. nearing compile
tiou, hollow tile and Clapboard slate
roof. cement porch: rooms and pain
$4,000 New. attractive. bungalow
style 2-story stone and plaster residence
splendid arrangement; tile oath' not
sl4. 900 " Splendid corner: street
si6 O0OeAn exceptional bungalow; all
hollow tile construction; bedrooms,
baths The last word in modern con
vanlenccs and improvements; large piece
Of ground, pretty location. ~
Slh. 500 $4,000 $40, 0OO-New houses;
nearing ComniotiOn; and o bedrooms
baths; splcndidly built; best locations IN
terIor DECORATIONS to sNit purchaser. A.,
SO. .OOO--EngliSh Colonial. hollow-tle
residence and garage very attractive ex-
terror and interior; every convenience
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
WEST PHILADELPHIA

un6 CHESTER AVENUE, possession about
May /, three-story porch front, 12 rooms;
sn,,aSSse be- seen seI only by Advancement with
LANES ]. HAGEN, 9l2 Christian at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
CAMDEN

PROPERTY aud lot. 535 state st. Camden.
y; j., very desirable property; Iron trontSSe aSe
ga rage: $4,000. THOMAS STEPHEN. Temple
Pldg.. Camden, ~ ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

MODERN house. on 63d ST., 10 rooms,
baths, 3 minutes to train and trolleys
June IL to Sept. .; rent $3.50. IiERSHAV
A. CROWIa h21h Chestnut st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
JENKINTOWN

FOR RENT, furnished, for July and August.
large home in suburbs; half acre OF ground
old shade fruit trees, truck patch. chickens
beautiful flowers and lawn: near train and
trolley: 10 minutes from Willow Grove; all
conveniences; price reasonable. Address A.
J. Smith, 502 West ave. Jenkintown. or
,houe OgontZ 0h7 NJ,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
SID and WALNUT ST.


Rent 45x11O. on improvement lease. Suitt
Bile for automobile business,
FRANK. A. McNiANUs, Attorney.
aOo T,afayette Bldg,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
DREX Ell HILL

DpEXEL. HILI.-Perfectly appointed small
suburban home, hollow tile. slate roof
coppeT spouting. Elassed Enclosures cop
per screens for house and perch metal
ther stripping, hot-water heat, electric
iiEht splendid fixtures; gas. excellent fire.
place gas range and refrigerator with house,
hardwood floors, mirrored doors; tile bath
room built-in tub, shower; shrubbery, fruit
trees garden; excel ent locat atOn; inspection
by appointment: price $4,000.
MELOY, DreXel Hill. Lansdowne 3Tl,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
OVER BROOK

OAK LANE PARK--June to Sept, mod
ern home and garage; furnished; half-acre;
$3.50 Phone Oak Lane 1928 j,
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COILINGSWOOD

COILINGsWOoD, \. J.-For sale bunga'
low, modern in every particular: best To-
cation in borough; close to lake and and PARK phr
cent: present price $1,000. Inquire Severn
Tyler. Collingswood. y. J.. or N. 7. TOWN.
send 1912 willows ave-. West Phlla
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MODERN II STORY bungalow. we'll built of
hollow tile and stucco. Q rooms and bath
floor. steam heated, hot and cold water from
own artesian we'll pumped by motor. electric
must be seen to be appreciated. For further
particulars and appointment call Kens. 1a5.
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CYNWYD

minutes to station; June 20 to Sept. 3:
rent $3.50 Kershaw & Crowl. 52l5 Chest
nut at.
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MERTON
SARBERTH

modern stone house. beautitull
irCar"d. S25 900 q. NJ. Randle. 81 ;. l2tt
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wYNNEFIELD

SIS O0O-REASONABLE offer considerGd:
immediate possession: 3-story grave stone
residence; modern in all details, including
about acre OF ground: country surroundings:
city convenienccs; would make exceptionally
fine estate: suitable for physician. club or
Convalescent quarters; overlooks park:
minutes walk from Wynneheld station: IN
blocks from Bala trolley line: wonderful 30.
portunity; can be Il. spected anytime. FUHR.
MAN, Empire Bldg, 18th and Walnut.
Phone Walnut 400
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WANT to rent IL or 2O.room house for club:
furnished or unfurnished; about 10 mil,s
from Phila: give full particulars { OIL
Ledger Offlce.
sEDGWICK FARMs-House for rent. $50
per month; long lease desired. sOo'
Ledger Office.
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LAWNDALE

LAAWNDALE
7ois Oakley ST.. new house. Just finished.
attic. hat-water heater, ETC.. lot 35xiO0:
near chetsnhsm station and , square from
i. chsrl~ xundt BUILDER. soi Tabor road,
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SEASIDE PARK

NEW sParIWesHto houses snd t,mrE SHngaISWs
Al Cycean CITY. Y. ]. Phone 4h7 r.
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EAsTON

FOR SALE-Dr. Kinney's residences; lb
rooms buff brick. wide stone porches:
inside cypress trim: concrete cellar and
founda tion: steam heat. spring water from
Weygadt mountain: southeast exposure: fac
ing Nevin Park. Taylor ave, Ea ston: house
including 5 lots 600 feet). SO. 900: or with
. lots s16. 900. Address DR.. Kinney. Easton.
pa