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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30
DUTY MUST Be RAISED
MANY WESTERN METALS
CHANGES WILL BE INCLUDED IN
THE GENERAL TARIFF RE
VISION BILL.

The emergency tariff bill now be-
fore congress is designed especially
for the relief of the farmer and the
wool and live stock man. Changes in
the metal schedule will not come up
until the tariff hearings begin on Jan
nary g. AT that time it is expected
that the mining interests of the west
will have representatives before the
committee for the purpose of secur-
ing an upward revision of duties on
metals that will protect the home pro-
Queer from unfair competition. The
lead, zinc, antimony and tungsten tar
if rates are now too low, permitting
the foreign metals to come in prac-
ucally without restraint particularly
in the cases of anthony and tung-
stem with the result that American
producers of these two metals have
been forced out of business. There
are bills now pending in congress to
increase the tariff on these metals,
but it is hardly likely that they will
pass Independently, for the same pur-
pose will be accomplished by includ- /
ing them in the general tariff bill. A
synopsis of these bills is given as
showing the tendency of metal pro-
ducers to demand higher tariff rates:
Lead and Zinc.
H. r. 11516-Introduced by Mr.
Chandler of Oklahoma. To increase
the revenue and to levy a duty upon
imports from foreign countries of lead
and zinc ore and manufactured pro-
ducts containing lead and zinc. The
bill provides that silver ore and all
other ore containing lead shall pay
duty of two cents per pound on the
lead contained therein, according to
sample and assay at port of entry. A
duty Of 21s cents per pound upon lead
in pigs and bars, molten and old ref
use lead run into blocks and bars, and
old scrap lead fit only to be remanu- :
featured. Lead in sheets, pipes shot
glaciers lead. and lead wire. cents
per pound. Zinc ore or zinc in blocks
~ pigs or zinc old and worn out,
,ents per pound. Zinc in sheets,
.ents per pound. Manufacturers ar
iCltSs OF wares composed Wholly OF
n part of lead or zinc, whether part
y or wholly manufactured, so per cent
d valorem. That on all products of
cad and zinc. or either of them, or >
roducts containing lead and zinc. or o
ither of them, there shall be levied,
objected and paid in addition to the So
lX now imposed by law, 30 per cent a.
q valorem Vt
Anthony. -
r. r. 1888 Introduced by Mr. Nc st
lennon. The bill provides that upon al
ne passage of the act in addition to in
Ities provided for the in the tariff Of
ct of October 3. 1917, there shall be 81
WED a special duty of 10 cents per in
)und upon anthony salts and anti IL
ony sulphuret The words anti W
ony sulhpruet" apply to all mixtures to
compounds containing precipitated ms
ltimony sulphide, precipitated anti 10y
ony trsulphide preciptated anti 10
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

given are based on large transactions
and are generally determined from re-
ports made by producers and selling
agencies. Both the New York and st.
Louis prices OF lead are given. the diff
ference being due mainly to the differ
ence in freight between the two points.
The quotations for spelter are for
prime western brands. To arrive at
the New York price odd s5 cents per
100 pounds to the st. Louis pnce.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office of the Flagstaff Mining Com
pany Limited, Wallace, Idaho, De-
cember 16 1920.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of an as
sossment of one Cd mill per share,
LEVIED on the 9th day of November
1920. the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective share
holders as follows tO-wit:
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

A Chinese trust controls the dye
used ON frecrackers, made from ci-
huca, a Philippine wood.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

The ocean contains about 3O2, 600 .
600 cubic miles Of water according 10
the United States geological survey.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

The roots of violet plants are used
for fuel i'm China.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

Nearly half of the cost of the war to
the United states i'm actual dollars
has been paid
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

md In acCOrdance with law 50
many shares of each parcel of such
stock as may be necessary will be
sold on the 31st day of December,
1920. at 1880 p. m. of said day at the
office of the Wallace Miner, 511 Bank
street Wallace, Idaho. to pay the de-
hnQuent assessment thereon together
with the costs of advertising and ex-
0enses of sale.
j. w. WIMER
tcting Secretary Of the Flagstaff Mi
ming Company Limited Wallace,
Idaho. DIG 30-3t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-12-30

Ajax Mining Co.-Levied November
TO- 1 cent payable December 10 to J..
A. Havighorst, treasurer. ia West
14th avenue, Spokane. Delinquent
sale, January 10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
VIII Rogers Stars h Rural Comedy Almost a Husband''1
Former Foes Favorite Presents New Kind of Hero in Humble Character, Whose Personality Influences An Entire ViIlage-New Goldwyn Star At
 The Lyric This Week

At 2 forfeit game Eva has to marry the first man who enters He happens to be Sarn. The ceremony takes place. conducted by a divinity student, who afterwards informs the party that he has just been ordained. That the irate father says, is not legal, because there was ne license, but the minister announces that new law requires no license. Zez and the father are furious But Sam and Eva decide to remain married until she de7 sires him to sign a petition for annul- ment.
 Lyman and Caruthers (Sidney De GraU form law partnership when Lyman IS asked to resign from the school unless he releases the girl, which he refuses to do. Zeb plans to scare sam out of town by having the night riders, his aldes horsewaip hlin. He fails. Then Zeb ln- flames the banks depositors to make run on the Eank but Sam making fortune by a story, brings his money, with a dozen bags of bolts marked cash and saves the day. Then he turns the crowd to Zeb, who is chased from the bank thrown into the river and IS drowning when Sam leaps from a cliH swims to his rescue, and saves him. sam returns and offers to sign the petition to free Eva, but she tears up the petition and decides to remain married for good
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
'A|TCHY-K00' ID BE HERE THREE DAYS AT THE JEFFERSON
Famous Musical Revue Booked Today, Friday and Saturday and Sat-
 urday Matinee

That cutey chorus of Is sweet six and Martin Sampler describe the young ladies who furnish the dazzlingly beau tiful back grounds for the various en- semble numbers in "Hitchy Koo,' the sensationally successfully musical com edy revue which is to be seen at the Jefferson this week.
 In this connection it is announced that there is at least one management iE the theatrical business which con siders it bad showmanship to indulge in the gross congregations and insin- cere advance promises that have come to mark the methods of so many the atrical organizations in recent years, Messrs. Hitchcock and Sampler are of the opinion that exact figures are what the public, which supports the theatre, has a right to demand.
 And so. of course, we'll stick to the figures" said Hitchcock one day re- gently. But let not the gallant press agent fail to go a step further than mere cold, mathematical figures. Let him tell the world in words of flame the rest of the truth-what figures they are"
 However this may be. all the advance reports point to "Hitchy Koo' being greeted by an absolutely capacity au- ~dience when it plays here. and not all of the big crowd will be there merely because "Hitchy Roo" ran two years in New York. One or two, anyway, will be on hand in their capacity as expert calculators-of figures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

Will Rogers, formerly Of the "Follies, how q 1ioldwyn star. will be presented in "Almost a i1ushand' at the Lyric theatre. beginning today. The story is a picturiza- tion of the sympathetic comedy of village life which. under the. title of old Eben- ezer" made it's author, Opie Read fla nous The picture was directed by Clar- ence c. Badger. Peggy Wood, who starred in .'Maytime' for the past two wears, plays opposite Will Rogers; while Clara Horton and Cullen Landis, who made individual hits in the leading roles CT Rex Beachs latest Alaskan picture, have imporcant parts The story of Almost Husband follows:
 Sam Lyman (Will Rogers) arrives by boat in a Mississippi river town to teach school. lie is q Lincoln type of man, hon est, hard working and bashful He as sists a poor family helps the sick editor of the paper and becomes d hero in the eyes If the village. Banker McElwyn (I1erbert Standing) gets involved with the banks funds through the schemimg Ieb (Isd Brady), 9 mule dealer, who threat ems to withdraw his deposits unless Nc lslwyn gives Eva, his daughter (Peggy Wood, to him in marriage. The girl ob- ieets The father implores. sam over hears Nebs threats while waiting to see McElwvn about a loan for sending the sick editor, to Arizona.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
ARTISTIC OFFERING AT L0EW'S B|J0U
Big Vaudeville Headliners and Mae Murray in ''The
 A B c of Love"

Three big headliners. all different and an entertainment in themselves. will be the offering of the programme at Loew's Bijou for today, tomorrow and Saturday.
 First and topmost will be Grace Carlisle and Jules Romer, in a delight full song offering called Just Song at Twilight artistic and novel in it's presentation. MT. Romer is an artiste of the violin and piano, and displays his wonderful talents in his selection of classic numbers only. Miss Carlise is a gifted mezzo soprano, who features light and comedy opera selections.
 A good laugh is in store for those who see Bernard and Meyers, the cabpy and the fare. s Bernard in addition to being a well known comedian. in his role of the rude and rube cabby seen al city stations. is well known song writer, and his newer successes in clude "Bye-Lo," Many Time" The Navy Took Them Over, and the Navy Will Bring Them Back" "A Million Loving Hearts in Dixie" and My Dream of a Cottage, a Baby and You" and score of others. Miss Meyers is tall. blonde, clever comedienne. an able foi: for MT Bernard's able and quick fire comedy.
 Other acts will be Joe and Sadie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
AND BREMM4u
LYRIC

Differ, a versatile pair, who do dar- ing stunts on the wire. with a little bit of jazz on the accordion and by shoulders, and Murphy and Driscoll, comedians who also sing the latest songs.
 Chic, captivating Mae Murray the maid of many moods will be seen in
 The A E c of Love" delightful dramatic romance in which the dainty star is cast in a role that permits her o run the gamut of emotions from sweet innocence and naiyette to jeal- ousy and griei and rage. The story introduces her in rags and then trans forms her into social butterfly wear ing gowns that are eharmingly girlish and daringly sophisticated by turns Other picture features include nesv screen comedies, the ews O. the worl l in pictures, travelogues. and animated cartoons Musical selections on the pipe organ and by the Bijou augmented orchestra complete the programme.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
THE RAINBOW GIRL COMING
 TO THE JEFFERSON THEATRE

"The Rainbow Girl,n the show that set all York bs the ears, and boasted the freshest, prettiest chorus on Broadway, is coming to the Jefferson theatre next Thursday night one week from today It is qui1e unusual for Birmingham to get a show before it has even played in Chi cago, and with the original company at that. And it seems a shame that it will only be here for one night. and not even matinee.
 Birmir eham in a special train, carryine with them 10J people in the company. 2 25-piece symphony orchestra and four car
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

loads of scenery. The cast is an all-star one. with the headliners that seldom leave Broadway even for night. Billy B. Van, Margaret Merriman, Grace Walsh, Sid ney GIeenstreet. Lulu Swan, Jane Berry, Richard Demar, Gladys Fooshee, Fred Solomon, Marguerite Dwight, Edward Forces and William Clifton are some of the ones that lead the chorus of Broad way buds onto the stage.
 'eTne Rainbow Girl, is a Klaw x Err langer production, and has just competed a years run at the Amsterdam theatre in New York. It will only play in Sir mingh9m for enc performance, neX' Thursday night
 Considering the stampede that will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08

await this production. it seems almost an oversight on the part of the Jefferson theatre for booking this production or original Broadway beauties for only one performance It is so seldom that any thing this nice happens to BirmingharA that the theatregoing public will each and every che want to take advantage of this opportunity to see play that is brand new, without having to go to New York City to see it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-01-08
The Strong Withstand the Winter Cold
 Better Than the Weak

Old people who are feeble and younger people who are weak will be strengthened and enabled to go through the cold weather by taking GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, which is simply IRON and QUIN1NE suspended in syrup. So pleasant even children like it. You can soon feel it's Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. Price COG.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

TIMBER LAND

TIMER For SAFE Five million f.o, 81,
good pine timber for sale cheap; Io,.toa ~ ~
Maryland and Is near faiIrcad st ,iIon, ,ep IN
full particulars address ''"' rOr
SAMUEL 7. MOODCOCE, Salisbury A..
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Beautiful Country Place & Farm
>Ew JERSEY suBURBAN
CLAYTON, N. J.

NIAl i Wv, !" -
6t'g acre farm, on state road; location
fine good soil, i,. IL
conyenienres: nne condition; good location,
iO5.acre farm facing beautiful lake;
near depot, 1000 fruit trees srapes,1 Gnc ,no.
rants "a spherriCs, asparagus in aoundahce'
very desirable, ,
Il acre farm with bungalow and barn
PI,asc make inspection, .
LOUIS Il. LEDDON, CLAYTON. n j.
BFN ERI.Y-S6@OO, des, home property a
acres q rIns., ConNs. porches pehu snrub-
49,, ncar sta Albert Dresser. burlington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

FOLSOM TERRACE

ELklNS PARE--A destl abe corner lot. near
train and trollcy: extended view, rea .uablr
restrictions; III ft front, $4,000. +. - Box
1874 Elkins Park Pa
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WILDWOOD

SO oO0 BEAUTIFUL. COTTAGE ron STs0o
a.: II. Eth st., North Wildwood; All fur
lots adjoining would cost sis 900 "a "hu hU,,1 .
today; viii be opcn sunday for inspcCtiopu' ~
YOU want real bargain 500 Il SUNDAY mnrp
icG. Pentnn. liz Grocer Bldg ''' u
SEM COTTAGE and lot SIIG ttInr,--------
For particulars see owner. 1870 W En
tIrio st. ~ '"'
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NERCIi.tNTNII.LE
BUILDING LOTS

Limited number attractive home sizes, oak
Terrace. for quick sale at $500 t" s1500
exceptional values; get of Mcrr1antNIll Ill"
Ilnl II
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ATLANTIC CITY

FOR RENT for summer season. desirable
cottage IN NCntuor; Amherst ave. near
SECOND floor: I bath has needle shower:
bedrooms aud bath on third moor; handsomely
nation Gpplv &, !. AGama Co., Real Estate
and Law RldG., Atlantic city. y. J.
WELL-FURNISHED house with everv con
Ncn"nCC. z baths. 4 bedrooms aud sun
porch: one OF tho best locations in Chelsea;
$1,000 Tor July and August 10 . family of
GnuIts best Of rcrererCe. IL \. Plaza place,
.ttlHNtir city. n. ]. Phone 3h3S,
TASTEFULLY furnished. story and half
bungalow, for June, July and August
hlorks from bathing beach in Vontnor. ", j.;
bedrooms: $500 Write 1868 Gazette
office Atlantic City.
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SUMMER HOUSES
MAINE

81 MINER COTTAGES on MI'SCONGUS
surroundings; suitable for people of simple
tastes; for rent. furnished 5000 to $500 for
the season PEMBERrON ESTATES, Har.
riyon BuildinE. 18th and Market SITS,
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JFNKINTOWN y
>uV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNISHED house IN Ncntnor. , bedrooms
. baths, season juno 10 to September IL,
ocean view, near bathing beach. Address or
ace Dr, William Martin. @i South Jackson
ave. Ncntnor.
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NJ DI Bon

AT'DUBON q Yale road splendid location
- ',rnnsrIv in nrst-Class condition; rooms.
l.th e,tTa kitchen and chiCkenhouse; doors
OF White Horse pike minutes NriW walk from
iii RSHIIER. on premises.
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$500 Cash Secures
Big Eastern Shore Farm

Near railroad market town. hish school
creamery; all advantages; 65 acres pro.
ductve machine worked fields 81 acres pas
ture. 100 apple trees, so grape vines; 2.story
S-room house; maple shade; tenant house
buyer gets 1t at S2S0O. only $500 cash baI
ance easy terms. Details Page 80 StrouT'f
CataIos farnn BARGAINS ~ States: copy free
STRoUT FARM AGENCY
1922 l. Land Title Bids, Phila delphia
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
pENNsyIyANIA-


LLANERCH
Gil S00New detached stone aud stucco
" '%NN construction; on lot bONi5O;
hest Of location; rooms, bath, laundry and
slee ping porch.
WILLIAM J. orr. BRooELINE. PA.
q Phone Llanerch 2o3,
ron RENT, . months and n half, fully fur.
nishod suburban house: large lawn, Gear
garage, garden space; VIII rent to small
family without children. III Park I'd,
LlanerCh.
tEr0l A twin brick house cont aiming 4
pIIoo rooms aud bath, electric light. t.-etc,
WILLIAM u OFT. RROOkBINEf fh.
Phone blanerch 2N3.
f7OfO will buy a 3-story corner property,
WV southern EXPOSURE tile roof
purchcs. terrace front. large lot. shade trees,
etc right in the heart Of Media; immediate
posse ssipn. II IL a houe well suited TO AL
Media 2lS 7. belrnont psoo.
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FARMS
5000 Cash Secures
Farm Close to Philadelphia

40 acres, includes level, loan tiIIage and
considerable marketable timber, variety
fruit, o-story house barn. . poultry houses;
owner has other farm, cannot occupy; only
$1,000. with 5000 cash balance easy terms
Details Page ~. Strou's Catalog Farm
BarEainR 33 Statos. COnN free.
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IJADDONFIEED
RICHLAND


ron SALE TIaddonfeld, y. J., house an
gsr4ge, $4,000, fine loc. Bel phone 81.
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GR.tTERFORD

WEIL-BCflT bungalow, - larg.. rooms. rlcC-
TIC liEh', steam h"at, own water system,
bsthi garage; Young frgt trcos, lHrG" InWu
with rosc bushes. etc. all on y acre ur
ground: HON" you WI ro proud o. phunr
kenRin-tnn lnL
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Bucks County Farm Bargain
100 Acres, Equipped, $500

In famous Delaware Nalle". near ra ilrond A
town, all ConvenienCes, machine worked nro-
ductiYe fields, spring.watered pa sturc good
wood lot, variety fruit; S-ToOm stone house .
spring water: bis basement barn, silo; quick
huver gets = horses. cows. brood sowH
100 poultry wagons machinery, tools, $4,000,
par ca sh. ba lance easy terms Details Page
10, Strout's Catalog Farm Bargains SO
States.
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RONROROUGH
SOUTH ARDMoRE

s ACRES-ii.rm mod dwg.. fruit. woodld
sprinE. Slh0OO. MestneY,2O3 lihertN 6ldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-10

BUNGALOW, 1879 Cpltuan ST. Il rooms.
path. laundrl excellent condition lot 5UV
loI; 1000 bio, -. Vincent ct 4 roonl
hath and laundry. hardwood NoD-s modern
throushout immediate posse sslou. lot .SyI
n, w, cor. Primo etun and Oak'," ats
rooms, bs tn aud attic; near ar line: modern
throuEhout; idc~l location, $500, Hi5 s.
vincent St. q rooms hath laundry, al'rc
gas and electric, large lot U-ar car lmc. prIrs
$4,000 % Csulral ave. q rooinv ard hath. lui
:6A1:5: can ho bought Shr. open SUNDAY
Bruntrager Bros. Rising sun u,0. aud Cot.
man st Fox cha gr iui
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OCEAN VIEWss- Thrce-slorv co,i.-o- ----,c,,-- r,,s
9ishcd or unfgrnishcd. corner pacinc ave- '".
ana Prlmrose, u rooms. = baths; modern
aIon. J Ciinman. 100 Che csinuI .. po-s"s-
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SPRINGFIELD
WAYNE
SwARTHMORE

DESIRABLE HOME-COLONiAL
10 ROOMS-LOT I5XljO.
Itot-wa,Cr heat. stone fireplace, gas. "lc".,
etc; perfect order; old shade. shruhherJ
{" T.. PETERS & son, SOS CHESrNUT -.
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RIyEITOS

FURNISHED HOUSE, Riyor'0g. .oproste
month For information telephone River.
rsN
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REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
cHRsTNUT MIL
R. E.--sALE OR EXCHANGE

46 SUBURBAN building lots clear OF in
cumbrancc; value S11, ,TT5: splendid loca-
tion; high elevation Box S03 Ledger on.
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Sl3.iOO To SIG, ;u0--IIalr do2cu snIc rtiI
now residences to Ue Compl"tod IN from 30
to 80 da NS: various architectural plans. spIcn-
did floor arrHngCm"n', mostly - baths and
garage: tho best locations. For rlans ana
jetail"d informant ton ROBERT !. NASH
lu0l Chestnut a or nhnnc Narherth Gu3
S"O. .NOO- Dand" nov hose for la -go fnmiiy ::
stone construction: sulcnddlv hu!it: : rms
and bath on SECOND floor bedroom and store
room and ha& on third dopr: Just being fin
shed. couldn't hC built TODAY rnr s"5 Unu.
wonderful open Wow, ROBERT I. NASII
ln0l chestnut 81. nr nhone Narberth GUi
$40 5OO--Two brand nov detached S-r3n.n
dwellings,; every Improvement: lots. 5OvI on
t.: host buy on the market today. ROBEIiI
T. NhSI'. 1901 Chestnut st., on phone Nar
berth 800
ST.. OOO--Modnru l1-ruOm detached rcsidenCe. .
every convenience, largo LOT with fruit
uccS: dssirabl" section; 2 minutes from sta
ton. possession. ROBERT J. NASH INOI
Chestnut 81, - phone Narbcrth 6O5
S02On- Detached house: excellent condition
mOIorh imnrO' 'nrentS: near station; imm -
diaic possession. ROBERT J. NASH. iOOi
Chaftuut 81, Or phone Narb"rth sos.
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MOORESTOWS

A REAL. LINARI.E HSME-Sl6. 600, p ave
Of lawn, shad" and shruhbery; garage for
= cars: " squares from railroad station aud
golf course; SIS, ,00O To build today, $40. 900
mortgage. possession at once; Slad TO show II
to 80" NJ any tn q.
W. G. LeCoNEY. - r. Main st.
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AVALON
HIGH POINT
ATLANTIC CITY

y ATLANTIC CITY, y.
Beautiful srashore home for sale, corner
situated on the mann boulevard
and located in the exclusive St. Lconards
section IN Nsntnor; containing ma ster bed.
rooms, baths. double garage, heated. ha rd-
wood floors. hot-water heat, Open frepIaCcs
sun parlor large porChcs: faces the orean:
beautiful lawn, shrubbery and rverErecng
surround tho house; lot l25Sll5; a Eentic.
mans home that must be seen 10 he an
pre- ria ed. must he sold on account Of owner
leaving the city; can he seen bv appointment
Apply to
Portland and Atlantic aNeH
Vantnor N r
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SPRING LAKE
WILDWOOD CREST

DESlRARLt. corner, block from o.c---
SnnNl50; house and Esragc; ~ rooTns !;
baths electriclty and Eas Address H. =;
stiles ST.. Philadelphia '''' 49,