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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
VIII at S N ew
The M arket
By Rex Stewart

Deep sea crab, the first to ar
rive from the coast of Washing
ton since the season opened 0cto-
Der /, were offered on the market
this morning at the usual price
of 40 and as cents. No reduct-
ion In the price is expected until
dealers and fishermen come to an
understanding concerning their
difference OF what should be paid
the latter. Other sea foods on the
market are black cod, 12h cents
a pound; halibut. 25c; Chinook
salmon, sliced, 15c; silyerside sal
mon 12c! Olympia oysters, 95c
per pint; Toke point oysters in
shell, 55c dozen; kippered sal
mon, best grade, soc
Bosk pears, the best specie Of
eating pears produced in this sec
tlon Of the country, have been Of
fered on the market for some time
at So a bushel box. This - high,
but New York prices for the same
pear and quantity are more than
double.
Salway canning peaches have
dropped recently to $1.h0 a crate,
a 25 cent decrease. and bringing
the price per dozen down to S5
and 40 cents. according to size.
A carload OF sweet potatoes has
lust been received, though the
spnply at present Is plentiful.
wit hthis addition the consumer
may have a chance to buy cheap
on competitive prices Of rival re-
tall stores. The present market
is four pounds for a
quarter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06

list are cordially invited to attend
this dance.
President and Mrs. Landers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Beattie spent last
Saturday in Salem.
Mr.. Gentle is teaching in the
county institute at Astoria this
week; Mr.. Butler at Tillamook and
Lakeyiew. Miss Smith spent last
week in similar work at Gold
Beach and President Landers goes
| to The Dalles the last of this week
to speak at the institute there.
The Delphians and Vespertines
installed their new officers and
initiated new members last Fri
day evening in the chapel. Presi-
dent Landers gave the organiza-
tion a stimulating talk on the
value of work in literary societies
and the enduring quality of it. The
Vespertines initiated about 1876
new members; the Delphians, who
had more old members returning
this year, took in 116. The officers
are: Delphians-Florence Davis,
president; Ruts. Slower, vice
president; Averil McDermott, sec
retary; Gladys Lurson, treasurer;
Vera Carey, sergeant-at arms;
Dorothy Blake, reporter. Vesper-
tines Wilma Ladd, president;
Hansen, vice-presi-
dent; Dorothy Ward, secretary;
Gladys Rapp, treasurer; Bessie
sergeant-at-arms; Leone
reporter.
Several faculty members and
students attended the concert by
Theodore Karle at Salem Tuesday
evening.
The school picture which was
aiken Monday afternoon was rath-
ar pretentious affairs and should
make a popular souvenir if the
negative proves satisfactory one.
A motion picture in which
Wanda Hawley is the star will be
given in the chapel Friday evening
october z, at Sis. The play is
IN attractive comedy with many
lever situations and should prove
pleasant entertainment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Girls Organize
Glee Club AT
Normal School

| Monmouth, Or, Oct. 6.-Th'
| girls glee club of the norma
school was organized this weef
with an enrolment of ninety
members, which is almost SO pei
cent increase over last years en-
rollment. Miss Helen 1. Moore,
who is head of the music depart
ment, is a most enthusiastic lead
er and it is expected that the work
for the year will include some big
undertakings. Plans are already
being considered for cantata at
Christmas time, and for a musical
comedy in the early spring. In
former years the gree club mas
been a prominent factor in school
activities and this year it seems
likely to be better prepared than
ever before to assist in programs
and entertainments. The regular
meetings are held ON Tuesday
evenings. The officers who were
elected for this year ar: President,
Mildred Barlow; vice president.
Marguerite Hansen; secretary
treasurer, Esther Chapman; re-
porter, Beulah McCord Boving-
don.
The normal seniors held their
election of officers last Thursday.
The following leaders were chos-
en-: Leone Barger, president; Ruth !
Mills, e-president; Eunice
Tickner, secretary; Wendell Van
Loan, treasurer; Andrew w. John
son, sergeant-at-arms. Council
members and yell leader will be
chosen at some later meeting.
Many students as well as several
'aculty mmbers took advantage of
he opportunity to attend the state
air on Thursday of last week.
A dancing party will be given in
he gymnasium on Saturday even
ng, October 8. Though it is
tudent body party, general super
'ision of the affair is given over
o the seniors. who must provide
he music, decorations, etc.. as the
uniors will do at some later date
local friends on the normal social
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Stories Are
Contributed
AT Meeting

Members Of the Modern Writ
ers' section Of the Salem Arts
League and number Of guests
met last night at the home OF
Mrs. e. c. Richards. 56s Center
street. for literary session. Mrs.
Molly Brunk read one of her boys
stories. Two OF this series have
been printed In the Ladies' Home
Journal. In contrast, Mrs. Ger
trude Robson Ross read a tragic
story. Mrs. F. s. Barton contrib
uted o sonnet and two quatrains,
and Mrs. j C. Nelson, some som
nets. Mrs. w. F. Fargo read an
original character sketch.
Guests for the evening were
Mrs. William Kirk, Mrs. ]. w.
HARRISON, president Of the salem
Arts league. Mrs. Mellinger and
Mr. Mellinger, The general meet
ing Of the Salem Arts league has
been announced for next Tuesday
night at 7:3O In the public IL
brary building. This will be the
first general meeting OF the sea-
son and the new officers will take
their places and work of the year
will be officially begun. All MEM
bers Of the league are requested
TO be present and anyone who
cares to affiliate with any branch
OF the league Is invited.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Birthday
Occasion
Of Party

| Mrs. Horace Sykes entertained
lon Monday evening OF this week
with an elaborate birthday party
for her daughter, Jeanette Sykes,
ION the occasion of her twelfth
birthday. Sharing honors with lit
tile Miss Sykes was her cousin,
Pauline Montee, of Los Angeles,
who has been her house guest.
Halloween decorations were used
about the rooms and the theme
was expressed with jack o. lam
terms, black cats, paper favors and
even the games which were part
of the evenings diversion.
The hours Of the party were
from 1880 to 10 o'clock and dane
ing was the principal entertain
ment. Delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Sykes, who was as
sisted throughout the evening by
Mrs. Fred Delano, Mrs. Ralph
White, Miss Margaret White, Mrs.
N. e. Montee and Miss Nell Sykes.
Those present were jeanette
Sykes, Pauline Montee, Dorothy
Bell, Mildred Roberts, Dorothy
Livesley, Maxine Glover, Mildred
Gilbert, Cynthia Delano, Nancy |
Thielsen, Gretchen Thielsen, Max |
inc Myers, Leona Geer, Caroline
Lamport, Dorothy Tweedale, Jose /
phine Roberts, Frances Martin,
Florence Powers, Leila May Mimic.
Maurine Styles, Isabelle Klein,
Janet Plimpton, Elaine Brown,
Bertha Babcock, Marjorie Webb,
Velma Emmett. Pauline Johnson, J
Hazel Martin, Mable Digerness, of
silverton, Henry Thielsen, Sher-
nan P"mpton, Malcom Greber,
flenn Drager, Chandler Brown,
3ert Hoflein, Howard Kurtz, Ho-
,urt Wilson, Charles Beers, Jack
dinto, Harry Mimic, Dearl Myers,
Kenneth Webb, Jack Halvorsen,
robert Bishop, Charles Bishop,
,harles Patton, Lloyd Patton, $
russell Smith, Jr. +,
Capital Journal Bargain Day t
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Dallas Club
Hae h00 Party

Dallas. Oct. 6.--Dr. and Mrs
w. c. schaefer entertained al
progressive five hundred, at their
home on Shelton street, Tuesday
evening. -Four tables we're used to
accommodate the guests present
and the game proceeded until q
late hour. The members OF the
club who were present were Mr..
and Mrs. II. A. Jcslin, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. D. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd D. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred stinnett. The invited guests
we're Mrs. Booth, Of idaho, who Is
visiting with her mother. Mrs. II.
Al. Ioslin Mr.. and Mrs. F.. X, Pa
seclsi. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. crider
and Or. L. A. Sleeves. The out OF
town guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Butler Of Monmouth.
The hostess served most deli
cious lunch. after which the club
members received prizes for their
distinctive playing. Mrs. H. A.
Joslln was the recipient Of the
grand prize while FLOYD D. Moore
received the consolation. The
guests that were remembered for
their ability as players were DR..
Sleeves grand prize and consola-
tlon prize, L. G. Crider. The club
will be entertained in two weeks
al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
d. Moore.
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Mrs. Whitmore
Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Charles Whitmore was
hostess on Tuesday at luncheon
rn tah'es of bridge. Her ta-
BILE decorations were purple and
white asters. High score for bridge
Ms. James Nicholson.
Those present were Mrs. l.. S.
Sheldon, Mrs. A. F. Marcus, Mrs.
]. w. HARRISON. Mrs. James Mich
nison, Mrs. Nicholas Drew, Mrs.
w. d. Clarke, Mrs. ]. c. Mcleod
and Mrs. Whitmore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Girls Have Box
Parties at Concert

Two box parties Of Salem's s
younger set OF girls were present
Tuesday evening at the Theo
Karle concert. Following the eve
ning's entertainment they met
the two artists. Comprising the
parties were Maxine Glover. Nan
cy Thielsen, Dorothy Marsters,
Florence Powers and Elaine Brown
In one box and Janet Plimpton,
Dorothy Livesley. Helen Roberts,
Rovena Eyre and Violet Dusen-
bury in the other.
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OF Interest TO Wone,|

Dolores Johnson. sister of James
e. Mahoney. who was found gull
ty last Saturday of first degree
murder for the Staying OF his
wife, Kate M. Mahoney. was
charged in an information filed
in superior court here today with
first degree forgery in connection
with an alleged fraudulent power
of attorney purporting to have
been signed by Kate Mahoney.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06

Mrs. u. J. Huffman Is hostess
this afternoon for the regular
fortnightly session of p q. 0. Mrs.
Philip Kuntz will have charge Of
the entire program. The subject
for discussion is pottery, which is
70 be taken up more or less ex-
tensiveiy bv the sisterhood during
this year. Visiting p. y. o.'s are
especially invited to be present at
the meeting.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Summer Visitors
Leave for Los Angeles

Leave Tor Los Angeles
Mrs. N. D. Montee and her
daughter. Pauline, left today for
their home In Los Angeles, They
have spent the entire summer in
Oregon, and have been guests re-
Gently at the homo OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Sykes In Salem.
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Mrs. Parounagian
Attends Conference e

Mrs. M. B. Parounagian will
leave today for Forest Grove
where she will attend the Oregon
conference of the Methodist
church, in session there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Mrs. Robertson
Honored af Luncheon

A luncheon honoring Mrs. Jes-
sic Robertson and her daughter.
Catherine Robertson. was given
late last week by Mrs. ". II.
Brozs. other guests were Mrs. viii
liam McGilchrist. sr.. and Mrs.
Josephine Bross. Mrs. Robertson
and her daughter left on Tuesday
for Vancouver. b. c.. where they
viii make their home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Women Go
To Forest Grove

Mrs. Katherine Upmeyer, Mrs.
Carl G. Doney and Mrs. y. J.
Swafford moiored 10 Forest Grove
yesterday TO attend the Oregon
conference OF the Methodist
church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Oregon Tonnage
of Walnuts Sell
at High Price

Nearly the entiret onnage O
walnuts through the Oregon Grow
ers' Cooperative association, about
half of the Oregon output. has
been sold at prices which are from
one to two cents above the Call
fornia opening prices.
The superior quality of Oregon
walnuts causes them to be valued
higher than nuts produced in Cali
fornia and buyers are wiling to
pay a premium FOR the Oregon a.
ticle.
The bulk of the nuts handled by
the association have been sold in
Oregon and it is expected that the
entire tonnage of the state will be
consumed largely in The north
west.
Capital Journal Bargain Day
Price $500 per year by carrier.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Former Residents
Snend nnv in Salem

MIR. and Mrs. John II. Lewis, OF
Portland. former residents of this
city. spent yesterday in this city.
Mr.. Lewis was state engineer of
Oregon a few years ago.
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Make Trip
To Neskowin

To Neskowin
Mrs. Frank Durhin, Mrs, l.. G..
Altman and Mrs. o. C. Locke, ac-
companied by Virginia Cross, will
leave today for Neskowin. where
they will remain over Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-10-06
Robin Fisher

Robin Fisher
Attends Medical College
Robin E. Fisher, a graduate of
Willamette university with the
June class, left yesterday to at
tend medical college in Portland.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

FREE FARM CATALoG
Describes New Jersey farms all over the
State from 5000 up: many on easy terms;
It shows location and map. gives travelling
instructions. Call or write for copy
NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY
S87 c, Real Estate Trust Bldg.
Philadelphia
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OINEY
Boulevard SectIon

RENT-New 2h story suburban house.
n pedroons. baths. ineloscd porchss,
2-car garage on private driveway; iS n
front lawn; car 90 to Chestnut st.. 1se II
Roosevelt Boulevard: open ROBERT b
HAMILTON. Br Dad and SomerYilln ave
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
1000 block RO'kand st; modern. rooms. !
bath. has to be seen to he 1pprrC atnd
w. d. CHAMBERS, +9%a y. Brond st.
bi1e n. 18TH rms, . baths; 3-sty. mod
srn dwelling, conN Nsnient location bargain
price. LannOn Reilly. 0O30 York road,
Lo1AN-59+5 y. 18th St. semi-detached. q
rooms and bath. hot-water heat; posses
sion; S5500 Mallon, 2S4l y Sth ST.
zf4i n UTW-.ThOT, mod perfect cond, /;
GARAGE; easonanle; inspection inyit,d.
WONDERFUL modern home. 22x07 well
financed. Cau wyoming 3d1
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HIGHLAND p.aRR

HIGHLAND PARK
toZy bungalow well located. modern conyan-
"nC"s. hardwood floors. open firepacs
screens, bedrooms and bath: large lot: Ak
ccptional opportunity: price $4,000 Sheridan
Met Coubrle 6405 Market st. I.ansdowue At.
HIGHLAND PARk-Seven rooms. modern.
detached stucoo over brick dwg.. inc. .osed
porch. garage; large lot: $500. Ryan.
800 Market st
corner dwelling: Q r, oms and attic
hot-water heat: garage. sl2. 900. Geo. L.
Rarnes l2ol Chestnut st. Walnut 48sS.
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GLENOLDEN
HARDWOOD DRIVE
GOTH ST. SECTION

es Rarw ,od Drive, 2 squares out Market
from och St. station: nJw, stone, 8 rooms
~ c9nvsniences: large lot, seyRra'e garage:
Ell,V5O. MCCARTHY. COCA 0irard ave
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STRATHMERE "By-the-Sea"
"A Look Means a Lot
INVESTIGATE

APPLY STRATHNERE CORP
Bos CHESTNUT ST. PHILADELPHIA
PLEAsANTvILLE
MODERN dwelling: large lot hot-water
heat; $4,000 Westney. 2O3 Liberty Bldg
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LT.ASEkCH
LLANERCH
SARBERTII

Line; only $3.50. modern
detached 3-Ftory Broom dwelling; moi.
water neat. c'eCtrlc l!ght; elegent order: lot
GOHl0O n; near station electric trains to
Broad st. station. W
FRANK w. MILLER. 1913 S. 18th st,
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DARBY
FIIIJSS PiRIi

DARBY-2O5 y. Front at. large rrns., b'th
shed; twin: Al condition. possession
irGncLs J. DOYLE. Realtor. sh9 Z All gheny
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MAIN LINE
IF You are doslrous Of buylns a hom. c

IF YOU are dos!rous OF buying q homo OF
rooms and bath with all modern i'm
provements and fireplace in living room
and din! !nG room in an exclusive, newly
devcloped residential section; beautifully
laid out grounds with fine old shade, thcn
you may hs the one who viii want my place
/ will sell It al q bona fde sacrifice on
terms OF $4,000 cash; | muat sell II II pos
sib!s before October !. For appointment
address eos, Ledger Orrce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

NEW. detached rooms and hath. so 600
new Colonlal. 10 rooms and baths; sl7
J00, stone and HtuCco Colonial. best .oca on
$4,000. Mct ormtck g. McCorm.ck. Lincoln
Bldg. or EIkins Park.
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RRYS NAWR

MODERN detached dwg.. lI-room 2-batL
apartment. garage; old shade; arge lnI
$4,000, terms u suit. Geo. II. Amun.
lglh Chestnut ~.
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OAK LANE

FOR sALE-sil. 900. g4Os n. .Camac ST. sle-
CANT ll-room semi detached 8-story dwg.,
hot-water heat electric light; fine order.
SHANK w. MILLER, l33 s, 18th ct.
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LOGAN

e8s Roosevelt blvd. styntwin,4 Ar. ;Gar. bar
1853 Louden St, cor. 7r.. eX. cond, gar priv
1854 n. 18th st. Or. bth. mr.. sta. mod bar
1ll4 Somervile av.; best buy in Logan; $4,000
1921 Smedlsy. sty., 7r, gar; act 'k;$6OOO
1923 Wyoming ave, opp. park; I rms mod.
- wy DJ Broad and
y. WSolCy lNNoo RalNeld nNe.
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MOIN1 AIRY

s1l. 1l.5OO--POSsESSIoN
SedFwick sta, llroom house: all oonven-
icnCes: lot 23x20S 10 rear St: rm for garage
{. p. PETERS & son, COS CHESTNUT ST
MT. AIRY 1918 Germantown Rve.-Three
story, stone, o rooms lot 50S322; price
Sl5.O00. MALLON. 2s41 y. Sth at.
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ROSLYN. near G!snsde-Buy now. build
nov. at gutran cod 1914 prices; select lots
wftcr. ERa. electricity; easy payments send
for booklet md plans Of houses Ferguson.
u056 lie maufown ave PHI Diamond TlIJ
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TORR ESDALE

PLEASANT HILL PARK, corner Linden
ave, and Mner ST. - Two-story frame
dweliinE, rooms, all cOnyenIenCeG; .
porchss nTst and second hocr front. 5Oxll7;
photo. Apply THOS. ]. TURklGfrOE, 100
w. Lehigh aY,, PnOn" ktnSngtun OrO0,
100 ACRES with nne old dwelling, barn
etc =; fronting On new modern road; con
vsnient to :rain and trolley. this is probably
the hnsst RIts and best adapted land near
Philadelphia for country club and gOf
course. JOHN J. FORAN, 44lG CressOn st,
Phone Manayunk O0TC,
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DESIRABLE PROPERTIES

Gwynedd Valley section; also Villanova.
Apply owner l2o g ith st
PMnNE I.OMnARD ann
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bt42 n. nth Q rooms and bath. 81. 900
4sl4 \. Jth. @ rooms and bath ..,,. 500
4623 Old York road. d..,......,.,.,...l2,5 IL, 500
MCCORMICK 4 MCCORMICK
Spruce 1855 1.-Two In Bldg
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OAK LANE-All stone; 7 chambers. billiard
room baths. modern throughout: god
location: large lot: Cd shade
Y A HANENS co. Land TItle bldg.
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MT. AIRY
Apartments

ton, 0 rooms and baths retrigeration.
large porch. excellent cond.: IS min. from
heart OF city: for anpolntmcnt. Relm. 1901.
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CORNER house, 9 rms, baths steam heat.
electric; near high schOo.: poss, j. w.
GRAHAM Jr. COZ Land Tltle Bldg,
0TN,, COOS n 2lst-6 r. & b. h. W. heat
elec h. W. A. nice yd: fine open loca.
only $4,000 Vim. Uss!er 1924 Chew st.
s9i5 TTMEKII,N PTKF.--Modern 7-rm house.
$4,000 Bechte 1922 RldGe. Dla. 056O.
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l,ALA-Ston- tO.nlIu. C-ul'r hu.p7 cLam
berS 3 baths modern throughout
K. A. HAVENS CO.. Land Tito Bldg.
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IDEAL location for professional man; 40O+
n. 18th st. mod. det stone dwg., 10 rms,
2 baths. garage. hargatn. ls. On q Really
6Oop York road. Oak Lane 109S
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9 MARLR)ROUGH ROAD. at Goth and Mar
ket-LasL new house In this ? rect; iuyt
nLshed. see L. JAS SCANLET. JK
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CORNER Attn and Locust sts.-rhree-stor%
modern residence with 2-cnr garage. :!
ha IN. inciosed porch. living hall. hot-wate.
Ssst electricity. hardwood floors, metal
weatherstripped. attTacttveIy nnished: scn0o!
Al. z-. ,o,A
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND na9o, te'n az. =
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ll5 ACRES. right at station on Main Line
Ot tho T. II. r. on macadam road close
by, all ConYenIences: great tobacco,
stock and dairy farm: improved by a st ne
house rooms. bath. porches, nice lawn;
stone and frame barn. complete tobacco shed
and stripping room: running streams and
springs. good meadOwland: gone fruit: house
has electric light. ]. b. THOMPSON. MEM
her Philadelphia Real Estate Board. West
Chester. Pa.
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TIOGA

1920 y 2lST ST.-3-sty.: exceptional condi-
ton strictly modern improveme its: near
trains and troll: wonderful home or apts.
franklin II. splitter & Co. 1900 Nenango.
1918 NIcFERRAN ST.-SiX rooms and outh;
strictly modern; garage private near
Broad and Erie avenue; $4,000. Franklin II.
Spitzer Co. 1000 Nenango.
2O28 W. TTOGA ST. tat T!oEa StatonS-
Apartment house: large lot. 25X230 2-rtory
rear building: garage; 3TX25: rent $500 per
onth. Biren. l1Ih and Norris sts
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

PUBLIC SALE--Four fine farms. Gwynedd
Valley and Penllyn district. belonging TO
Stuart Heist known as ''Greenrelds Farms. y"
Saturday. oct. /. 2:30 on premises. Morris
miles to Penllyn station; farm No. l. 100
acres. 80 acres alfalfa; dwelling hot;water
modern up-to-date barns everything per.
fect order; farm No. 2. so acres rich land.
Colonial dwelling. barn. outhuild!ngs. great
anc land meadow. running stream great
dairy or truck farm; dwelling for l or 2
families, . baths, barn, OutbuildinRs: farm
No l. so acres good land, suitable for any
kind crop. number building sites. brick dwell
Ing, barn, outbuildings, grand location; thes,
farms can be sold as whole or divided. For
particulars send for catalogues.
IlENRY G. nIDD " Ambler
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20

BARGAIN at SO 900. modern twin home.
2h story, 10 rooms: also from corner
dwellinE; best section Of Logan.
VIM MOORE, S2Is y. nm e.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
OAK LANE

OAK LANE-Eyerything complete; o r.on, I
large sdo ward. garage in rear: 0 nrirnss
from trolley. corner Washington Lana ~
Iath st.; Take 40 car on Chelten ave. ,a ssi
Off Washington lane, 1 square west DE- ~
reduced. Office Limekiln pike. below yvsns Tenu
lngton lane. Phone Oak Lane 1920. "'n'
EIGHT rooms. tiled bath and Kitchen b..S
wood hoors; l and car garages: sioo ~
month: sample house. 6s85 n BrosT ~ y,
Foster z Telehman. Oak Lane iG37. w. !
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-20
OINEY
WILL SACRIFIC

MODERN semi-detacned dwelling. rooms.
1,th. laundry. cleo light. steam heat: near
t-a'n md trOl'nv 4ls. Ledger Ofice.
UTH ST. ~. 5llp-Seven rooms and bath,
hot-wat, r. hcat electric: 10. l6N1CO IT.; ex-
crll.nt location; garage privileges.
ARROW REALTY CO. 623 0lney ave.
OLNEY. 1884 y. Fairhill st.-Now. modern;
possession: $4,000. Mallon, 2S4l y. sth at.
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LASSlJOWNE

LANSDOWNE
Iesirable bungalows. well located. nnoderr
conven!ences; large lots: S720 to $4,000 nx.
ceNent opportunities. Sheridan & NcCOubriA
6iut Market. LanEdowne All.