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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
PLEASANT VIEW

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Knott and chill
dren OF Chicago are guests of Frank
PfGtfer am are visiting with other
relatives in and near Seneca.
Misses Catherine Olson. Mildred
Johnson. Eunice Peddicord, Hide
garde Marie and Leona Maier, ami
Joseph Maier. Arnold Olson, Parneli.
Herbert and Glen Maier and Albert
Kuhn spent Sunday evening at Nc
Kinley Park.
Ernest Smithson and Miss Syhel
Hoge Of Morris spent Sunday evening
in Seneca.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Sandwich and
daughter Eriene OF Ruthven, Iowa,
had Tuesday dinner with Mr.. and Mrs
Allen Olson, north of Seneca.
Mrs. Margaret Johnson and daueh.
ters Evelyn and Marguerite and sons
Oriecn and Bernard have just returned
from a 4500-mile trip by auto through
the western states, They were Joined
at Dell Rapids, S. D., by Hubert Lex
bold who made the trip with them.
Thy went as far west as Yellowstone
PARK They camped along the way
Mrs, Elmer Ellis and son John T
returned Monday night from weeks
vacation in Chicago and Milwaukee.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

Logan from Deer Park township tool
dinner with their cousins, Ora an,
Abel Harris, Sunday,
Mrs. George Rensch and daughter.
of Cleveland, Ohio. are visiting rela
tive0 and friends here.
Miss Florence or was an Ottawa
shopper Saturday evening,
Miss Ora Harris and Mrs. A. Schro
der and son visited with Mrs. Il, Peter
son ono day last week,
Joe Goary and sister Lillian were
visiting with Miss Mary Maggie Sunday,
G. Hagie and family and X. Noack
motored 10 Glen Park Sunday.
b, +, Campbell had quite an eXpe.
rience last Sunday while fixing Il
pump, He fell In "A sixty-foot well In
eighteen feet Of water, He managed
TO climb to the top OF the water and
cling to the pump pipe until help
came with ropes to help him out. He
was not hurt, but had severe shock.
Mr., and Mrs. Il Peterson and family
Waited with VIII Sandleman at Black.
stone Sunday,
Mrs. W Bedie and daughter Mildred
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
WALTHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs
Hazelwood and Marlin Moore OF Chi
cago motored up last Saturday after
: noon and spent the week end at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner WhiT
! pie.
Miss Josephine Whpple of Chicago
returned home Sunday evening after
having spent two weeks with friends
and relatives In La Sale and Wal
than.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Edgecomb were
La Sale shoppers Saturday evening
DR.. and Mrs Etzbaugh of Mendata
were at T. j Ryan's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Monoit and children
and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Hess and
Viola were in ottawa Wednesday,
Mrs. Carol Rawling of Chicago Wis
tied at Ed Carpenters last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warner Whipple and
son were dinner guests OF Mr. and
Mrs X. w Jones Sunday.
Fl. j. Monoit of Ottawa is spending
the week at George Monoits
Miss Ada Woods of Grundy Center
Iowa, is visiting Waltham relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, Win Scott and son
Leslie, Miss Ada w GODS, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Hess and Viola were in
Streator Sunday afternoon
Miss Melinda Erb returned to her
home in ottawa after spending two
weeks at win SCOTS. %
Mrs. David Edgecomb Jr., Mrs. a. G.
Behnke and son Charles. and Mrs L
M tpnpg RutIIJ NTrs I,,h
son Friday afternoon
Mrs Willie Edgecomb and Florence
spent the week end at the Ralph Sion
home.
Clint Sergeant and family were OF,
tawa shoppers Thursday
Mrs. Sam Totel and son John spens
Thursday evening at Ralph Sions.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Foley spent
Thursday afternoon in Ottawa.
Mrs. James Kennedy and Miss Neil
Shriner of La Sale we're supper
guests at Richard Edgocomb's Wed.
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Lee Of Chicago
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Edgecomb at
tended the circus in Ottawa Tuesday
Miss Delphia Colltt of Vornal Utah,
is spending few days 1t the Ernest
Johnson home.
Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Freabairn, Mrs
Mary Dunlap and Mrs. Frank Johnson
visited friends at Harding and Shah.
bona Park Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dan Kennedy Of Troy Grove
and Misses Margaret and Anna Biues
of Ridge Farm, ILL.,. spent last week
with Mrs r. ID. Freebairn
Mr.. and Mrs George Hartshorn,
Walter and Manetta Of Ottawa called
at the John Wylie home Sunday.
John Hill of Ottawa spent FridaJ
night at John Blanchard's
Mrs David Edgecomb ST.. and daueh
tiers Vesta. and Babe and Mrs. Maj.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
LELAND

The Leland Chautauqua closed on
Thursday evening with the best en-
tertainments ever given in Leland.
Miss Kathryn Mar:ing of Chicago
is spending a few days with her par.
ents and home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Powers of
Shabbona spent Sunday among rela.
Mr.. and Mrs. Munson of Shabbona
spent Wednesday with their daughter
Mrs. Carl Thorsen.
-, Mesdames Irwin Jacobs and Ernest
Olson pleasantly entertained the Mis-.
sipn Society on Saturday afternoon.
Ernest Sawyer of Streator spent
Sunday with his parents
Mrs. T. w. Thorson OF Mendoza
s spent Tuesday liaafmnqqn gi the home
Mrs. Carrie DanieIson and children
of Sandwich are spending few days
at the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Tobias Satter. H"tt
Mrs. w. d. Whitman and son Wal
ter, of Earlville spent Wednesday at
the home of o. E. Robinson and fam
lily. II Y tf4 up
Miss LA Won Ohlen has returned
from a visit among relatives at Ore
gon, Ill.
S. B. Kinnie made business trip
to Ottawa Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Hoovda entertained her
neice Miss Viola Johnson of Lee
county the past week.
Kathryn Lollis fell from a cherry
tree at the home of her grandmother
Mrs. Susan Glenn last Sunday and
fractured her fright arm near THE
elbow.
r. ]. Potter of Chicago is spending
a few days with his mother and other
relatives
Mrs. Thor Thorson spent Thursday
with relatives at Sandwich.
Mrs. J. c. Clifford OF Geneva. H.,
ia spending a few days among rela-
tiyer and friends.
Miss Ida Johnson OF Chicago is a
guest at the home of Mrs T. NJ. John
son.
4 Mrs Andrew Satter OF Ellsworth
Iowa Is visiting among relatives
Mrs. A. II, Karn and son Edwin of
Peru are spending few days at the
home of Chas. Olson and family.
J. G, Davis made business trip to
Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna Watts of Ottawa spent |
the paEt week with her daughter Mrs. |
A. J. Legner and son. ii. w. Watts
and families,
Miss Monsie Harmon left Monday |
for a months visit with relatives at |
Ellsworth iowa
J. L. Whitman made business trip
10 Ottawa Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Matthieson OF Zumbrota /
Minnesota is enjoying a visit among
the home folks.
Thomas NJ, johnson was born Jan.
l4th, 1874, in Fisler Norway, the son
OF Johannes and Elizabeth johnson.
lie came to this vicinity of Leland |
with his parents in1S57 He was en-
rolled as a member of Co. L. 18th. |
Regiment of the Illinois Cavalry on
the Ind day of Feb. 1862, serving
three wears and received his discharg
from service on the LIST day of March |
1860, at Springfield, Ill. He was united |
il marriage to Miss Sarah Buland on |
the 18th day of January 1873 They |
ifv'N finAOgle County for 3 years
otherwise their home has been in
b
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

walk, Richard Maggie won the cake
Ice cream, cake, Ice cream cones,
candy. watermelon and muskmelon
We're served. A nice sum Of money
was made.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. Hagie and Mr.. and
Mrs, +. Boon visited al the James
Cuniine home IN Streator sunday
Mr.. and Mrs, II, Hagie, William Re
DE and family, Miss Ora Harris. Miss
Nellie Wake, Herman Horn and fam
lily, Herman Steiile and family, Mr.
and Mrs, Marx Koetz, Herman AMI
Ralph Rinker. Mrs. Mary Koetz were
Streator shoppers Saturday evening,
Mrs. c. Kaetz aud daughter Maymo
visited with Mrs. H. Horn last Fri.
day. A'
Mrs, Sandleman H. visiting her
granddanghter AIRS, X; Peiofson. the
past week. ~ ..As'fa..i ,@pt u.
Mr., and Mrs William IIagle and
family from Clarion, Iowa, are visiting
among relatives here
Mr. and Mrs Henry Waisenbauch
from Lostant and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

saret Finley and Andrew motored &
Strcat0r Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sion and Min
me spent Friday at ralph Sion's.
Willie aud Walter Edgecomb were
la Sale shoppers Thursday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ralph Sion and Peall
ahopped in La Sale Monday.
Mrs Dan kennedy. Mrs. Frank John
SON Mrs Mary Dunlap, Mrs. X d.
Frecbairn. Margaret and Anna Blnes
spent Saturday afternoon picnicking
at Starved Rock.
Andrew Finley Is spending a fey
weeks with hi3 sister, Miss Jeon Fin.
ley, of Emmngton.
Charles Dana spent from Thursday
until Sunday in Chicago visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Edgecomb Jr
called at John Anderson's Sunday.
David Edgecomb Jr. was a Triumph
business caller Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Johnson were
IN Ottawa Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs John Small were at
Sam Davis Sunday evening.
Mrs. Ernest johnson went to 8.
Mays hospital in La Sale Tuesday
To undergo a minor operation She ex-
poets to be there about ten days.
Misses Alice and Alvaretta Pottln
ger and Miss Anderson of Granville
were at Ernest JohnsOns Sunday. I
There was large attendance at
CHURCH Sunday morning. Mr.. Jordan
OF Chicago, "A candidate, held services
and evening.
Mrs. Ada Cogdale and daughters O:
Dimmick spent Sunday at the Chaplin
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Finley and
Dorothy spent Sunday with Waltham
relatives
Mr. and Mrs Charles Finley of near
Ottawa spent Sunday at David Fla.
ey's.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
RAIL UNIONS TO ~,
VOTE ON A STRIKE

y Ill. 4 4
Washington, Aug. l3.-The calling
! OF general railroad strike now de
Ponds on the members Of the big
four brotherhoods.
Forecasts OF a nationwide tie-up OF
transportation In September grew
stronger In official labor circles here
yesterday rs result Of the rejection
OF the demands of the big four" by
the eastern railroad executives,
The majority of the railroad work
ers In the American Federation Of
labor have Indicated their desire to
strike. Chiefs of the Tbig four" 1t Is
understood. have agreed to put the
answer OF the railroad executives up
TO their membership, with concerted
strike action with the other railroad
unions az the alternative TO accept
ance. m I
!, A strike tying up the Pennsylvania
seems assured III the company at tho
( end OF the fifteen days OF grace grant.
ed by the railroad board refuses to
call O new election OF representatives
OF the workers. along lines laid down
by the board
All preparations have been made TO
call strike and the "big four
: brotherhoods- have signified they will
join the shop crafts and other Ameri
Gan Federation Of Labor unions In q
general walkout
B Circulars have been sent to all mem !
sbers OF the Brotherhood OF Clerks EN-
ployed By the road. saying everything
is ready for a strike, and denouncng
the Pennsylvania officials.
A general railway strike viii tie up
the American Railway Express CON.
,pany as well as every railroad wheel.
Strike ballots were issued Thursday
to the 10000 employees OF the company
affiliated with the Brotherhood OF
Clerks. ~
The union men object to the cents
an hour wage reduction ordered by
the railway labor board
The Brotherhood of Clerks. number.I
inP 100000 members, Is taking a
strike vote along with the other rail.
road unions In the American Fedora.
tion
T, Representatives OF the big four"
1rrtherhcods here say a conference 4,
OF executives OF the sixteen standard
railroad labor Organizations viii be
held In Chicago before the brother
hoods act on a general strike
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

Henry Einhopse was in Ottawa Sun,
day evening
Simon Barlo carried the mail on
route 90 Tuesday while Gus Johnson
went to Chicago on business,
Parnell Maier spent Sunday after
noon at the home Of Allen Olson
MI and Mrs, Frank MairehoIeT,
Joe and Matthias spent Tuesday at
steve KloInmaiers.
The Ladies' Aid OF the Lutheran
church held meeting "Wednesday
afternoon In the church basement,
Mrs otto Teniall, Mrs, Ernest Larson
ana Miss Olive Danieloon entertained
l.uneh was served from 2 to q,
Miss Velma Smith and Ellen Deg.
nan attended the Pageant Of Progress
IN Chicago Monday. D-
Misses Gladys Westcott and Helen
smith returned homd from n visit WITH
friends In Pontiac.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
GRAND RAPIDS

A large crowd gathered at the town
hall Tuesday night to attend the com
munity meeting. The program opened
with community singing, and was as
follows
Welcome, Evelyn Horn.
Violin, Mr.. Mccormick.
Organ, Miss Helen Mccormick
Talk on coming pageant, Miss Flor
ence OFT.
Solo, Latha Hodgman; accompanist,
Katherine Lehr.
Reading, Mrs. Arthur Kuhn.
Solo, Evelyn Fogie; accompanies.
Mrs. Fogle.
Closing number, Mr.. Mccormick and
Miss Helen Mccormick.
Tine meeting closed with q cake
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

! 49, aHN wiz ftitIDcTt IL. ATtUlStt
are the parents Of a son born Aug.
They have named him Leon Herbert
Harry and Lois Lueas have visitet
Chicago and Joliet relatives for the
| past week
Miss Ruth Hall spent part OF last
| week with Ottawa relatives.
Jens Rygh has been quite sick for
! the past two weeks with typhoid
7 fever.
+. I, Cody returned home last Wed,
nesday from months visit in Clear.
water, Kan.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the BEND
Cemetery association will have lawn
social at the home OF Thomas Dufiy.
east Of Serena, Friday evening, Aug
IL. A program will be given and ice
cream and cake will be served for -
cents. Everybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs, John Ferguson and
three children OF Troy Grove were
guests at Dan Warren's Sunday.
Miss Lois Brown of Streator Is visit
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sellers has gone to
Sycamore for a two weeks VISIT.
Mr.. and Mrs. jay Metcalf and three
daughters OF .Streator were Freedom
visitors Sunday
Mrs. Edgar Hggason OF Ottawa Wis.
tied at the Arentseh home IA few days
of last week
Kenneth Wert2 went to Ottawa last
Saturday to visit his grandmother.
Mrs. Lucas, before returning 10 his
home in Indiana.
Miss Leila Eiwell visited relatives
In Earlyille few days recently
DR.. and Mrs. + w. Nash OF Rock.
ford are guests at the Charles Lucas
home.
Miss Rue Wiley of Earlvile IS visit.
ing relatives here.
Mrs. Stevenson of Ottawa and Mrs
Henry Sherman of Aurora visited Mrs.
ROthweiler part OF last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shuler and
daughter Miss Dorothy. and William
Parr left last week in their auto for a
trip to Colorado .-
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cody and three
sons were Sandwich visitors Sunday
Miss Gernie Edwinson of Leland Wis.
tied at the Oscar Ostrem home a few
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Fogg have moved |
into their modern home.
Miss Leila E1wel visited relatives
pupils In the vicinity who will attend
the Harding High school to leave
their names with f. NJ Wiley before
Aug. 20.
The Home Bureau meets with Mrs. |
Hnry I. Arents~n "Wednesday, Aug.
II. Please come prepared to answer
roll call with recipe for a warm I
weather dish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothweiler and baby 4
were Starved Rock visitors Sunday
a quartet from Pleasant View col. 4
ege will give an entertainment in the +,
freedom Lutheran church Monday I,
evening, Aug. 20. No admission will
be charged, but freewill offering
will be taken
Tho Young Peoples Bible class in
vites all the families In the commun. 4
ity to party on the William Stockley 4
avn Monday evening, Aug Is, given /
n honor of Mr.. and Mrs Louis Cont. I
gan, who were recently married. Each
amily Is requested to bring cake
Aug. II is the date set for the Hard
ng Sunday school picnic. The place
VIII be announced soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Gregg and daugh- 4
er of Wenona were guests of rela-
ives here part of last week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13

visited with Miss Kate Peterson Mon.
day, '''-''T
Mrs +, Schobert and children spent
the afternoon at the Bedie home on
Tuesday,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-13
FREEDOM

Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert L. Arentsea
are the parents Of a son born Aug, 2.
They have named him Leon Herbert
Harry and Lois Ideas have visited
Chicago and Joliet relatives for tho
mast week
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-08-06

TOR many years the Standard Oil
Il Company (New Jersey has main
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whose activities are devoted en-
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products and the constant improve
ment of those already being manu-
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work of this Development Depart
ment centers around the produce
ton and quality of "Standard"
Motor Gasoline. \
AS a result of continuous research
work and exhaustive, practical road
tests conducted by this Department,
we are able to announce the pro-
duction of a decidedly improved
quality of gasoline.
The "Standard" Motor Gasoline
which is now obtainable at every
~"Standard" filling pump is i'm
proved not only in one particular
respect but in every way that has
a bearing ON the actual perform
ance of motors.
The average gasoline user is not
aware of the large number of fac
tors that govern the quality of gaso-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-08-06
Euery n1otorist in New Jersey sh.
profit by this announcement

line he buys. In fact, he usually
doesn't care about the factors. He
is interested, first, last and always,
in the quality as it is delivered to
him. So, without a wealth of tech
nical information, the motOrist
measures gasoline quality by one,
and what is after all the final, de-
Gliding test, namely-its behavior
in his motor.
Gasoline must be good not in one
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it seem better, even to an expert,
without really being better, is not
an improvement. Our present prod
uct is really better from every
standpoint-so much so hal you
will quickly notice the difference.
1t has never been thepractice of this
company to claim economies and
technical merits for its products
which the average motorist could
not prove for himself. Give ssStand-
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all we ask you to do. We are con-
fident that, purely on the basis ofits
performance and economy, you will
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MPANY New Jersey
attire advertisement concerning the
grafton and performance Of motors.
),
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HIGHLAND I'\RE

NF;W 7-ROOM detached dwelling. tII. Lo,,
open fireplace, hot-water heat, electric
liEh,' Price now $o250. New room detachSJ
lent view. so. to trolley ard s',ho"I s75OO
D. F. RYAN KIREI,YN. ,PA,-
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dining r. iSTg" Kitchen GU oGtshed Hi.S bed: ed:
third hr; price s14. $50; only $1,000 req. to
purchase, j. II. Mcke. Jr. ~ T.. Lancaster
! ave. Ardmore. Pa Phi. Ard 1898 Open Sun.
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OAK LANE.
N. BROAD ST.
Observation-Disclosures
CYN\yYn
LANSDOWNE
NO MAID NEEDED HERE!

. new complete bungalows. rooms each:
all-tile bath, parquetry oak floors. cleo. hot.
water heat, inclosed heated sun porch. heat
ed garages; 500 per month: yearly lease.
Chester Osborne 11s24 6ds4 Chestnut st, ,oo,
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EUGENE L. TOWNSEND

4os7 HAZEL AVE Threa-s,ors r,yrderrr.
Lying hall. eIecT.c.ty, hot.ware" hy,-,
hardwood floors baths. owner I"dIIug Ci,y.
quick sale desired. ATTRACTIVE urn.'.
EUGENE L. TOWNSEND
D. e. COR. 10TH AND BALTIMORE AVE.
Reduced $l300-Now $77OO
Others in street bringing ss5oOr 1855 Marvin
Eo"5 6y.rSr"n sm" amount Of 2%sR high o"s%n
Baker & Son. SD & BALTIC. Ave.
64Ts Ni,E TlFhSs Fa4aEg brc aHs2usn
ssSi S%:SI @@f SS tdPms pos
Eugene L. Townsend = T.I,lm"r. IF, n"r. f$,o aya
53i7 CATHARINE sT.-3-story r"sldonra
hot-water heat, electricity; eXtras included,
especially attractive proposition as to Ioc.-
soon for California.
Eugene L. Townsend :; s;I +. i,P;. r,r. t's, t..
GOTH AND CHESTNUT s'rS. SECTION single
residence. bedruoms, Iectric, hot-v"9r
heat, hardwood floors, owner leaving tosyn,
@gss fa&sser 'f partt:"5Srs s iD" Mys &,' r 90; 49,
and Market SITS, y - BIds Phone I.uus-
downe 1893. Onen SUNDAY.
Sot.watar & heat, elcctricltT, hnrdw ool ao.r,. .T
excellent condtioIi, Ii,,,r,,>.
~
q" >. 1'''' =
HAVE JUST listed 1n",l"r "u" VI lhu,
Sherwood homes NnH"f $t"""i II,H' hous'f
sell as fast as "" ,5,. ne "U,,," ~ -" L7', th'm'
this IL your, OII,pVI, ,unLf W I;Hf'" h""i,
Slst 81, ana h'""''' "f" 'N""" N"o.-
lana o2l@, ,--.- ,.-,
So0OO-sooV 1.NSN az. va. SHEt financed
without CH"r ~ o,c'Fanm,rt- riorI, porrh
rom en0rs &C YOUR qrporiurite. ~ .,',.- nhIg
y ane homo at II low price. MNI'BAN, poi
NAN a co. s. T. cor Fruad and Chestnut
565s CHANCEILOIt--Si rn..,. Lp,l ndv,i
N'doors Dutch hpN, e.an A. w 4rr!t,I.
III TDWJIT7 &, Tu0AJAC
:"
~ 1902 Spruce Sl"L""". u%'u
TiE CAREFUL in the selection az d n,nr
that gpu so hersms@ nU ~" ry"In, "'mH.Tlui
9ppoa ppphsr ',CROSS'' ptands Tor m 1ta't,"
,,cnd real estatr. 50th ana LarchWo,d
$J1 500 om"T grT,Gig'e% 49,, flion; ar, 4'5n
Pl NV ana H"'u'"' ''"'Y paper"d
pnlntedi hdw drs
lAILlDK q SUN ,o.+,, 80
----------- wi -. : -
OWNER leaWnS ci'y' must seII, G2ij j."
Lanccy 81 seo" ""Ls ~. IRON I""1Al"TarH; r"-
tirely nouti y ~" TS"T"' a. ~ '""'iy EoHd'
Apply I.z.h!c.. - 4--1 = -,
$500 CASh pr5Se m |"oo ','s nnimga nmiGrlgases a.,
,rI,anS st., IL, sauarrs SOUTH P'''S Of n5a
M
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JESKINTON>

l2-room stone aud fram.
dwelling, all modern COnveui"nCcs . ba tbs
open fireplace: large lot; clos" to station
possession.
JENkINTOwN TRUST co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08
I3-ACRE COUNTRY SEAT

SANITARII'M OR PRIVATE HOME
II rooms ami 3 baths; two cottages. stable
-orrse. hcnnery, Rreenhous", lawn IuAurl,
l'notus l3 miles out IN DriRwarc County,
OWNER REMONED-WILI. SELL Low
g +. PETERS Il son, Cos CHESTNUT ST
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Business Properties and Stores

THREE-sTORY BRICK store end d,ya,,,p,.
8 rooms large: = ncr" u ground .
main street; | mile from Torr"adaI". f.,
bargain: terms same as rent. See
~ THOMAS ORR, $40 Dorrano. 81.
Bristol, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08

MODERN store 1O-story arartucnt brtldinA:
within 2 blocks vcst II south Hrood g.
fully rcnted and equipped; hnnucru. "xro,ior.
return on investment. II. IL FRITZ. Tl3
Walnut
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I TAYLOR XVI 81 : & 5 SON

OWNER leuyinB CITY, must seu, G.i5 IT,.
Lanccy st. loors from hoaIcyar,l; ,u-
tirely modern; $500 cash or Liberty Eoud4
Apply Ezokicl. HemGnt n7t3.
saoO CASH price S45OO; nlortgaEes al
ready placed; rooms, 3 hcdroOms. 6a34
finland ST.. = squares south Of Cheat
ave at b2d st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08

sO9,i SYDENIIAM ST, Rndley mousse.
IuOu-5uuU blUrh NHrEiur; MilIett built
1900. 5Uuu hluCli I'm 81; R-st". tlvin houses
l688 IludIeY av" ru,nus, bath garug,.
W. D. CHAMBERS rE%%D 'T$2 y ST
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MONEY TO LOAN

500 no $50, 600 to lu,.n on first and second
mortgages; building and loan associa tlonai
heirs to estates; prompt settlements,
H. II, HAGEN. 1912 n. 18th st.. Pop $685.,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08
Building Lots

AVALON. y. J,--six lots. each 5oxllo f.:
close to train stop; hMrEan quick sa,e;
street --.----------------.
AVALON, y, J.--Full block on ocean front
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

MODERN 3-story semi ctachcd home in Ger
mantOwn to exchange for modern 2-atory
home in West Phila. Il 5l6 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-08
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

AVALON, \, J.--TuTT DTOCK on OCHHT IIWHI
with rpa rian rights; superb beach: title
,ncurance II. II FRITZ, 713 Walnut ct.