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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15
LETTER FROM JAS HAWKES.
Rose Pine, La, Sept. z, 1921

Rose Pine, La, Sept. z, 1921
Dear Sir:
Please print this in The World
I promised to write after I arrived
in Louisiana. 1 have been here at
Rose Pine, La. for five weeks and have
surely given the county a pretty
thorough going over and have looked
at it from every angle possible I am
going to tell the truth as near
possible
I am not acting as agent for any
one and do not want anyone to come
to Louisiana on my word, but come
and look for himself and if he comes
to me I will show him the whole
country around here and let him
judge for himself whether what say
is true not. a
This country has grown trees for
hundreds of years and burned off ev-
cry year to make better grazing for
stock. Now, this burning has taken
most of the humus out of the soil, so
before raising paying crop fertilizer
must be added Some use 200 pounds
per acre and others use 1000 pounds
per acre. As soon as one goes to
raising peas and beans and blowing
under or hogging down, his soil gets
DeCCer 1aSC ana the longer ne does
the better the soil gets. There
are so many kinds of soils here that
one has to be pretty good judge
of soils or he will surely get stung.
Who ever buys land with good or
deep top soil, say II inches or more,
and red clay subsoil is getting land
that will stand building up and will
raise any thing if he uses common
sense and little elbow grease
1t is worth $4,000 an acre to clear
the stumps off of the land, fence it,
pillow it and put up any kind of i'm
>provements. The old saying is GA
fool and his money are soon parted
If a man thinks clearing land of
stumps from one to three feet in di-
ameter is a snap, just let him try it.
One can buy farms here now, with
plenty land cleared to farm, for $50
to $75 an acre. This is a new country
and has to-be developed We have
no market created here and labor is
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15
OLD CLOTHES FOR SUFFERERS
IN NEAR EAST

Attics full of old clothes and moth
ing to do with them, will be no ac-
ceptable excuse after the campaign
for old clothes for Armenian children
is over. That is the next plan of ac>
ton by the near east relief commit
tee. Gov. Henry j. Allen, state chair
man has designated September 10 to
PA as cold Clothes Week" At that
time a special drive will be made to
collect anything that will protect the
suffering Armenians from the com
ing winter that will cause much suf-
fering to them in their impoverished
condition.
The clothing campaign will be con-
Quoted thru the county committees
and the Sunday schools of the state.
It is requested that the clothes be
packed in burlap sacks instead of
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15
EVER THINK OF THIS?

Whoever thought of Robinson Cru
soc as a successful advertiser? Yet
he was, as history proves. He knew
what he wanted-a ship-and he put
up an ad for one. He flung shirt
pole at the top of his island; that,
in the language of the sea, was plain
to every sea-faring man.
The circulation was sma1l-there
was no medium-but Crusoe kept at
it, despite the fact that he got no in
quiries for long time. He changed
his copy-as one garment after an
other was frayed out-and in the end
got what he wanted.
But had he taken down that signal
after time and declared "advertising
doesn't pay where would Crusoe and
his story be today ?-American Gas
Association Monthly
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15

Temperatures have been around 81
this Last week and the hottest since
arrived was 1922 One can have a
good garden the year around here
1 just put in Irish potatoes, beans,
peas, turnips, beets,r radishes, lettuce
and lot of Bermuda onions I also
have melons just setting on for fall
crop
( The old native grass grows large
but does not amount to much when
it comes to nourishment, but when
one pastures heavy other grasses
come in and make good pasture. This
country around here is higher than
Shreveport, which is in northern
Louisiana. The creeks here are swift
and clear and have many varieties of
fish, besides once in awhile aliga-
tor My place has perhaps fifty varie-
: ties of trees, many of which are ever
greens such as long leaf pine, short
leaf pine, magnolia, holly, bay trees,
red cedar, arbor vitae live oak and
others.
We have fairly good variety of
snakes such as ground rattIers, bull
snake, black snake, blue racer and
moccasins.
would advise anyone coming to
new country to come on their own
hook and take plenty of time to study
all the new features, crops and in
dustries.
The native hog here is sure
enough rail splitter. The way they
tell if they are ready to butcher is to
take them by the ears and if the head
goes down they are too poor and if
the head goes up they are in good
shape to butcher; but the full-blooded
hog, taken care of, does we'll The
native cattle here are neither good
for beef or milk but many farmers
have gone into blooded stock. Ticks
bother stock more or less and the
state is going to see to it that stock
is dipped to clean the ticks. Flies
are not half as bad as in the north
and mosquitoes have not bothered us
at all so far and most of the natives
haVe no screens on their houses.
I expect to plant from 16 to 20
acres into pecanS and have 10 acres
of fruit and truck so when anyone
from Trego county wants to visit
Louisiana drop in and-I will do my
best to make it worth while
One thing about the south, if one
fails to- get a crop from any reason
he can always plant again. One can
always raise a crop of sweet pota-
toes after Irish potatoes, and can
raise peanuts after Irish potatoes or
early melons. One should always
plant the velvet beans with corn as
the beans enrich the soil and make
| twice the feed the corn makes.
Chickens do well here when cared
for and eggs are always high Geese
| surely thrive and so do ducks.
This, like all new countries, is a
hard place to get out of debt if one
goes in very deep, but as long as one
keeps above board it is the easiest
place to make living I ever saw.
] This belt of land seems to be only
about twenty miles north and south
and may the Lord have mercy on
any one who steps over the line very
far and expects to prosper and enjoy
life, as it is not so healthy either way
and not so favorable for farming.
james w. Hawkes..
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treatment for chronic diseases.
HE DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE

DIR. Brown treats disease of the
Stomach, Liver, Blood, Skin, Nerves,
Heart, Spleen, Kidneys, Bladder, Sex
ua1 Diseases, Disease of Women
Rhumatisn, Diabetes, Catarrh, Bed
Wetting, certain forms of Paralysis,
Weak Lungs, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Appendicitis, Gall Stones, Golfers,
Tumors, Bi11iousness, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Emaciation, Epilepsy, Head
aches, Sleep1essness, Neurasthen1a,
Pleurisy, Scrofulous Diseases and
Diseases of Men
If you have Kidney or Bladder
troubles bring an ounce bottle of your
urine for analysis
The doctor furnishes all his own
medicines.
PILES
Bleeding, blind or protruding piles
quickly and permanently cured WITH
OUT THE KNIFE. No cutting, no
chlorofcrm or other dangerous anes-
thetic used. He guarantees to cure
every case he treats, matter how
long standing, or refund every cent of
your money.
If YOU are afflicted with this pain
full and troublesome malady it will
pay you to call and have a talk with
him.
The doctor is authorized by the
State of Kansas to treat all chronic
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15

diseases of men and women.
Examination and consultation free
and confidential.
r. c. BROWN, NJ. D.
41S-419-42O Ridge B1adg.,
Reference, Home Trust Co.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15

wooden boxes. The state committee
is advising county chairman to estab-
hsh bundle station in all towns and
places turnout the state where they
ca make it convenient for receiving
clothing.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1921-09-15
A pipe won't burn your
tongue If you smoke r. A.!

Prince Albert IL
sold in foppy red
bags, tidy red fins,
handsome pound
and half pound fin
huEszidors and fn fhe
pound crystal glass
h n m id or EUit h
sponge s71ofsfeaeF
top
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FOR RENT-FURNIsHEn
GFRNItSTOyyS

FORT WASHINGTON. PA.-For rent, fu;.
nished house on Bethlehem pike; q bed.
rooms; months. $l3b month: immedIst,
possession. Mrs. Thomas +. AnschutS
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

EEAUTIFUL little fruit Or truck farm;
stone house. 10 rooms, bath; barn and
land; 3 minutes to good station: this Is d
bargain: 100 other farm bargains.
BENJAMIN r. LEWIS
81 SOUTH AVE.
MEDIA PA.
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HIGHLAND rARR

al LENSIDE--Attractive ln-room dwelling ali
conv.; near train and trolley; "a 900;
call today Rennlnger & Renninger. Gensids,
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AUDUBON

BUILDING LOTS in the heart OF DcanCo
y j.; will sell whole tract or divide
Wr!gley & W!ntergcrst Front bel. Aueghcny:
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ONLY S45OO-One block from station and
trolley; @ rooms and bath, with garage; 2.
story; IL fruit trees; this is bargain and
must be sold; act quickly, can be seen Sun
time h, ID. LeCATO.
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~ 7 u III ~
PHONE MEDIA 436
An INUsUAL OPPORTUNITY

An IEUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
l4s Rcrrs = stlEe houses with ConvenienCes,
arg" ard small barn. pig pens, chicken
Epuhes corn crib, wagon houses. spring,
r. Us. and fruit. ell buildings unGerdra!nrd
81 rari rOors; tu" kest u sOil, 10 mtle1
70 Philadelphia; good roads: can be inspected
hv tppDIItm bargain; exceptionally easy
r"rrnF. GOESSl.ER. phone Hatboro 10.
FIR SALE--90-acre farm In Bucks County.
Pa. large house, with !mpr.' shaded lawn.
iarg' barn. recently built fertile soil;
ala?tet to truii Eraln and dairy; near tro!- @
lev and towns, beautiful scenery: good neigh
(. rh,OI. house c0u.d not By built FOR Sls,UOb;
price reduced from $4,000 70 10000; rare
T1S =. WILSON Route / Trenton. y. J.
20 A,'Rcs SIM. mouse with pirsless heater
nearly new barn and large poultry houses
inrlud.ns . horses. COWS. pigs Chickens
al crops and farm implements; bargain. j.
: MASON WI !ow Grove phone l4s.
FARMS IN Eastern Pennsylvania; acres
up 10 400 acres, largo list to select from;
''"G ALIEN liz 'w. URNER. Spring city Pa.
"a, AGRES stone house, barn, chicken
crops, machinrfy; near station; &2 miles
0'''' VO.REGA& 0gon.1. Mslrose 1887.
COUNTRY srore, with all stock. broom
house, on main road. trplleyB pass store:
IS miles to Philadelphia, good paying prop.
" ''''''' IE'REGAN. ogontz Me rose 1887.
- ACRES 7.rm. stone house. barn, chicken
house. fruit Old shade only $4,000. JOHN
$. MASON. Willow Grove, Phone l46
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TWO STORY, Groom corner property, on
improved ST. Wyoming ave. Sa5OO $500
"a M new co.ner bunEa.ow. Q ro ms aud
.rrt on White Horse pike; $60UO m easy
terms; can be seen sunday or aLv day.
u n IrcATO,
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GI.ENSIDE-t65OO attractive single a-room
dwE near train and trolley; all cows.
RcnnirEer & Rem nger Genside. IA. OPP.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

WE WANT the equities in ono or more
operations that have merit. viii, give, in
mantown absolutely clear OF enCumbranCe.
CHESTER ROTTNER, 1871 Chestnut g.
STORE and dws.; lot 4Oxl2o: want invest
mCnt property, small country or seashore
cottage. BECHTEL, 1922 Ridge ave.
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KIRKIYS

FALL OPENING -.l..anrrch's new dcye'op
mcnt. facing Yves. Chester pike. U"N o
site ltirlvn station. 400 building sites, 400,
nriCss s2o Per front #: and up with r! i'm.
iy payments: Chotcc hui,dins sites are b.
otn. ng scare: take ad 'antage OF this warn.
ms; We are anticipating building boom ~
bound to Increase; It is known fact that ""
are many thousand n mes short IN lE'.m:
duIrhia and vic nifty, RE WISE; RlY NOW
FOR Quick PROFIT; many OF thas" Io,.
have been sod; several homes already Cr.C'"d
and others In course OF construction; th"s"
lots arr 'edured l-3 below the actual value;
repr"scntattves on the. grounds daily ard
sunday; they vii gladly furnish you vita
ulaus and information. rhlncA LIun"rch IS
Belmont ll+7. d. T. RYAN. on premises
or IglG Market Et.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BIX II reasonable, detached stone
mousse, with garage convenient to ~ or
trolley; REQUIRE all improvements bed.
rooms Fu.. particulars to Edward. p. O.
REFINED family Of 8 adults WIN ront or
take care ot house or apartment; exec
lent ar and very beat reference. g. o.
GOULD, l20 y, 9th -,
WE guarantee 20 sell your property; PROMPT
cash settlement; open evgs. COlnrnerCiai
FinaLc" - l5il Diamond Diamond 6Ni5,
RENT ,0Aart,"uE. careful attention tu ali Dc.
details. immediate settlement. Jas b
N-L rn.l 4l5 3 10Th st.
STORE ami dwE.--Wnl purchase sIorS AMI
dws IN \. =. action. p 1917, ledger on
QCI,'k aCHon. list CIty and uburban prop
er,y with Webb widencr Hldg I.oc i47l
Factories W lrehouses. Manufacturing Floor,
MANI uFACTrNER vii! purchase building
l or story construction, containing
IO'OOO TO 10000 so II, suitable for Light
manuFhclur'ng give particulars. = 1888
- : !"
WANT factories. warehouses and ground
F. ;. T0M,L$S0N, Jr-. Lincoln bldg
OFFICES BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
LOCATLDE nctw"en 18TH and 18th, Walnut
AM N,0'. desirable ufriC"s where labor car,
b. inteTyi""ed, mai answer only; STATE
rrnta. Room 2l7, Mariner and Merchant
Building.
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GIESSIDE

JLENSIDE-Modcru single S-roon, house a.
the beautiful Rober's ave, section; lars,
,ivng-roum, fireplace, 4 bedrooms; $4,000
Orontz DSo
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NEW LERsEY-.sTBURnAN

NEARLY completed new stucco bungalow.
rooms bath, attic; all Conven ienCes; one
corner property; white and mahogany FIN
lsh. squares from train and trolley; terms
can be arranged. CHAPMAN q BARBER,
4th and pIre
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

FREE FARM CATALOG
Describes New Jersey farus all over the
State from $500 up: many easy terms;
Y shows location and map. gives travelling
Instructions. Call or write for copy.
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY
S37 c. Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Philadelphia
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. Z rooms, bath:
corner property, 4 acres barn. poultry
house. 80 peach rs apple trees, cherries.
pears: 10 minutes walk to station; hourly
electric express trains; $i5O0 for quick sale.
NEWFTELD. y J. REALTY co.
DANDY 2-acre poultry farm; nice new g.
room bungalow: all modern conveniences;
In town; Main st.: only $4,000; part cash
many oth"r bargains. Call phone or write
J: y. ZIMMERMAN 4 son. Willtamstown.
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Apartments
F O R SALE
BROOiIISE
NSNYII

ROOKLISE-BuSRa ow 'Ilc and stucco, I
rooms; lot 5Oxl2j: near stHt.0n. Phone, 43t
a E----rn I'd
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NARBERTB

II -pTRN corner DWELLING, o rooms and attic
h0t-watcr heat; garage, $4,000 GEO, L
RARNES I2ni Chestnut ct Walnut IGSi
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ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE. corner Buffalo
and Ventnor Rves. Ventnor. for sale at
a r"aEOnablep rice.
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$500 CASH Win buy. : rooms lot lO0N9SO;
price $4,000. > squares ~ train or trolley.
LOUIS Ease. West Collingswood.
TWD rousas. $500 each; m 1dern: one at
5000: on@ extra large; 10000. Ropb ns.
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WISSAHICKON

1OS ROCHELLE AVE.--Late residence Of
Edward + erosion. president Manayunk
National Bank, elegant home with every cun-
VenienCe at n very reasonable price. 8 min
utes from station. trolley or East Park
Drive. Oliver 5. Keely Co., 1870 Main At.
Mana y7Ink OIT3
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OAKI.NS
WEST COLLINGSwOOD

TAETVIFW AVE: tw.n house; lot "Oxl5O;
q rooms; bath; attic; price reasonable.
WINTER. JR., % broadway. Camden.
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WAYNE
FOR SALE
WAYNE

FOR SALE
WAYNE
IF YOU desirOus u buying q home OF
rooms and bath. with al modern impr0v. e.,
Tsnts and a fireplace IN living room am
dining room. IN an exclusive. newly deye!or"i
r. s!drntlal section. beautifully lad ~,
grounds with hne Old shaG then you may ho
III" one who viii want my place: | VIII sci,
II al q bona fde sGcri0c~ Tor $H5OO on terms
Of $4,000 cash l must se.. It II possible be
fore O"'oNer !. For appointment write -
goa, /. 4s"r OHCe.
WAYNE.
EEiHEsr EHHh S 4T Ess To- TlAH HCHaAEE NAHAET
VALUE; !arge lot. q? fronts. house UP 70
buildings, Hne Old trees, pcnty OF them, 10
minutes walk to station, NJ agents. { 7Os.
Ledger OtHce.
RARE QPPVRTI,%!TY no PURCHAsE
FINEST HOME Ar LESS THAN MARKET
yALUE-IArge lot. . fronts house up to
date; southern exposure; garage. othor out
LuiiduSs. mo old tr6es. plenty OF them 10
minutes walk 70 station; no agents. TOs.
Ledger Office
WATNE-Twe.ve-room modern cottage. hot
water heat, near station EoOd order: poss.
terms 10 suit. G. ". Aman. l@lS Chestnut
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NIOORES TOWN

OPPORTUNITY to bay house worth Sl5, 600
ror $4,000: w9nderfuI location; lOroom
ald modern convenenCes. Apply at l W.
entral ave. Moorestown. y. J.
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CHFsTNUT HILL
NEW JFRSEY-SUBIRBAS
Factories Warehouses. Monuracturt

Factories. Warehouses. Manufacturing TToors
CAMDEN. y. J.-One-story daylight fsCtor,,
building. GO00 square feet, cement roNrs
sltuht"d on one and one-half acres. 10 min
ut"s from kaiEhn avenue ferry; has hniiar
house. boiler. pump. motors and office Vim
desk. safe. etc; can be rented at s2bO nov
month. or II sold financed to excelent "a
yUa1.ntage to purchaser: owner. AIS I.edger
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HADDOSFIFID

CORNER: fine IOCati. n: u rooms, slate
roof: ba rgain. Van Hart. 500 Market st. I.
Camden.
SGOUO-Elght rms: near train and trolley.
Col,ingswOOd Realty Co. 700 Haddrn ave
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOLSOM

FOR SALE--FOLSOM MANOR
Modern frame and asbestos shlngle bunEa
low; 4 rooms bath, all conveniences, open
fireplace. B0NliO feet; terms to suit: possess
sion. YoCum & Powers Co, 20 S 18th 81
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HADDOS HEIGHTS

(ALTFOREIA-TYPE bungalow rooms.
hath. large sleeping porch grounds. trees,
grapes shrubs; all convent noes: reasonable
liberal terms. = 1905. Ledger Office.
SFNiI-pETACIIED. \ r oms and bath: excel
lent condition; | square from train S37OO.
Nrr Hart. 22U Market st. Camden.
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OAK LANE
OINEY
Boulevard Srrtlo

RENT-New 81, story suburban HOUSE,
pee peorooms, 2 bkths, inelosei porchss
car garage on private driveway: III n
'front.' lawn; car 80 to ChestEut st.. lso 4
RooSeyGlt Boulevard; open ROHERT D
HAMILTON, Br rad and SimervilIn av,
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PINE MiEIIA 4aG

FOR LE-SWAKTHilpRE
Handsome old cut-stuHe reSld"Ura 10 -O0r7s
; baths. steam heat a.. cgnrenienc,s Nur
u.l s.adc; sdrlgc, aim 'st an aero. more
land y desired; possession YUCum 4 Powers
- 70 5 litN -
HOUSE, large rooms. large reception hall:
Sleeping porch. modern COrleH.rDCes. lot
6OGls0. 2lo Rutgers ave. Swarthmor.
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WHERE
GERMNNTowN

at Broad ST. and Somerrille Are; at the
top of that long hill Where Broad st.
meets York Road, $500 North. All the
York Road troIleyS pass it, 81, So, 65, and
Logan Station is Just trO squares belolV.
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PULASKI AVENUE, near HansberTy st..
ll-room modern house. fully Furnished
October to June, adult family only. rooms
reserved for storage. full particulars can h
had from George Hall. 1873 South 18th at.
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rETNSYLyANIA- SUBURBAN
BUILT TO SELL FOR $l7,500
PRICE TODAY, $l4,250

Match this II v1u can. 10 roorna. tie bath
.i,epiug porch; front AMI side porch garage;
.ot 5OVI@5. old shade; etc; open tor in
kirkyn station. Agent on premises daily and
~GuLa, y. r Ryan. KirkIyn, Pa. or 50l6
Market St.
now, at guaranteed 1914 prices. select lots
a. train and lro ley; $3.50 IN. clear title
vHter. ras. 81, ,ctr'Clty, easy payments, aend
..r b Oh.rt and plans OF houses. Ferguson.
.G-G r'r.rup"' wv go p Diamond ;ljS
DEERRROUK Qgi A:wooI road, almost new
G.ruuIn Atvt dtChsy-hu,t tIur garage
S7l0N, $1,000 caah. phNno Mr.. Vail. agent,
belmont SGT9, for appointment u inspect
rroperllt aNLiiaG 0ctoler -
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GIOI CESTER

I3V MONMOUTH ST.-Three-Ft5rv frame
dwelling, - rooms and bath and all mod
err convonienccs, steam heat; lot d4x1l7;
would make good location for doctor or
dentist For price and terms inquire Of
NEW JERSEY REALTY AND FINANCE
CORPORATlON. II BROADWAY. CAM