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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
ANNUAL FAIR IN
TWELVE DAYS
EXHIBITORS RESERVE OLD
BOOTHS--NO HITCH IN
PROGRAM

In twelve more days tents will
cover acres of ground, people will be
rushing TO and fro and exhibits of
every sort will be or their way to
Marathon park for on August 23rd
the Wisconsin Valley Fair and Expo
sition commences its annual four day
fiesta. One Of the greatest exhibi-
ton features in Agricultural hall
this year promises to be that of the
vocational school of this city where
boys and girls are taught to do every
thing that is practical in the mechan-
ical and domestic fields, while they
are enjoying also some academic
work.
School Exhibit
The Vocational school exhibit prom
ises some great surprises for those
persons who have not been familiar
with the accomplishments Of that in
stitution. Specimen of work in the
woodworking, iron and forge work
room, drawing and other departments
will be on exhibit.
In townships a good deal of atten-
ton is being focused on department
H., of which George Christie is super
intendent and Prof. r. A. Moore of
Madison, is Judge. The amount Of
tered in this department, which only
includes Township exhibits, is $240,
and number Of towns have indicated
their intention of participating. The
best exhibit will win prize of SIS;
the second, $50; the third, $50;
fourth, $35, and fifth, $40. Entries
will close on Monday, August 23rd.
Town Contests
Each town must furnish a complete
list of everything exhibited. The
forage exhibits will include sorghum,
rape, peas, COW peas and oats, soy
beans, soudan grass, vetches, corn
and sweet corn. Grass exhibits will
include timothy, orchard grass, Ken
lucky blue grass, Hungarian red top,
blue joint, millet, Common, German
and Siberianl, broom corn and Japan
ese. Stock and culinary vegetables
are also included and wheats, oats,
barley, rye, peas, beans, buckwheat,
potatoes and a number of other mis-
cellaneous products.
To enter the junior department, un-
der Wal1elin McNeel, entries must be
received by Saturday, Aug. GOTH All
livestock and poultry exhibited by
boys and girls under nineteen must
have been erred for by them A pa-
rade of all those who participate in
this department take place sometime
during the fair and prizes for various
events will be awarded Club ban
ners, H. caps and horns should be
part of the equipment brought by
them.
For Girls.
Sewing and canning for girls is a
feature that should win a lot of at
tention, fair officials are inclined to
believe. Prizes of $51.50 are offered
in this department. Club exhibits are
open to all organized clubs in the
county and speciments entered under
club exhibits may be entered in indi-
vidual competitions as we'll.
Games will also be a big feature on
Thursday afternoon, August 26th. A
tug of war, basket ball pass, potato
peeling contest, potato race, 100 yard
dash, milking contest and Boy Scout
events will be staged and prizes total
ing 500 will be given.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
CORONERS JURY FINDS
THAT HOGEL KILLED
JACK RYAN WITH AK

Coroner VIM. G. Meilahn en-
panelled coroner's jury compos-
ed of F. F.. Damon, Pat Dowling,
j. c. Gebhard, Louis Johns,
George Morisette and d. S. Bur-
nett, who viewed the remains of
Jack Ryan on Monday and yester-
day afternoon met to hear the
evidence and render verdict.
The hearing was set for two
o'clock in the court house and
large audience, many from the
town of Texas, where the fight
took place, crowded the circuit
court rooms. A considerable num-
ber of witnesses were heard and
the inquiry lasted more than two
hours. The verdict of the jury
: was that Ryan came to his death
from blow with a double-bitted
AK in the hands of Joseph Hogel.
Hogel is being held in the coun-
ty jail waiting arraignment before
the court. 1t is expected that
preliminary hearing will be had
within two weeks.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
AMIGO PURCHASES
TRACT FROM LOCAL
LUMBER COMPANY

The city of Amigo has purchased a
tract of seventy-five acres on both
banks of the Eau Claire river al
Heinemann, four miles, west of An
tigo, from the Ben Heinemann Lum-
ber company Of this city, the pur-
chase having been concluded last
week. In includes the old mill site
the dam rights and the large resi-
dence formerly occupied by the Heine-
mann family, according to The Anti
go Journal The Amigo people are
going to create a bathing beach there
and are most enthusiastic over the
site particularly because it is on
highway No. Ga and but four miles
from No. 3s. Much tourist patronage
is expected.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
EAU CLAIRE CHEESE
STOCKHOLDERS MAY GO
INTO FEDERATION

At a recent meeting of the stock
holders of the Eau Claire Cheese Fac
tory, located in the town of Easton on
Highway No. 16, near the Eau Claire
river, it was urged that the factory
affiliate itself with the Wisconsin
Cheese. Federation. Among the points
of objection was the fact that after
joining it, the factory would tie itself
up to the federation for five years.
There are many desirable features, the
farmers feel, and according to Louis
Gums, the action may be taken at the
next meeting.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
FIRST GAME IN
VALLEY LEAGUE LOST
BY ROTHSCHILD

In riot of batting in the last few
innings Of the game Merrill won from
Rothschild by a score of IL to in
Rothschild's first game in the Wiscon-
sin Valley league played at home Sun
day. Block, pitching for Rothschild,
was hard hit but lack Of support at
moment when it was most needed de-
prived him of fair chance for win
ming in spite of the hitting Of the WIS.,
itors. Hess of the visitors was also
hit hard and the score sheet shows a
great deal of activity with the stick
on both sides. Eight two base hits,
fire three base hits and one home run
we're chalked up on the score board
during the game.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
WILL PUBLISH EARLY
HISTORY OF COUNTRY

George N. Wood, one of the pioneer
residents of the city, is assisting in
the publication of a history Of Wood
county which will appear some time
within the next months. He is pres
ent helping to organize a bureau of
information, through the selection of
men in each community who are in a
position to give reliable information
regarding the early history of the
county. The publication Of the book
is in the hands of an eastern publish
ing house.-Wisconsin Rapids Trib-
une.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
HO, HO, HUM! AND
THEN THE POLICE OF
MARSHFIELD AWAKE

Ho, no, hum. And about this time
they woke up. They tell this one on
the police department of Marshfield,
1t sounds little too much like Toon-
Grille stuff to be true and the Marsh
field people deny it. Anyhow, it is
said that the police were notified to
be on the lookout for the stolen car
which the bank robber later drove in
to Marshfield and gave the number of
the license. The would-be bank rob-
Der parked the car all morning across
the street from the police station and
then held up the bank at noon
Neillsville Press.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
TRANSFER RECORDS
OF COUNTY COURT

The improvements being made in
the court house have reached a point
where it is expected that the records
of the county court can be transferred
from the present vaults on the first
floor to the new ones in the remodeled
municipal court rooms, by the end of
the week. The moving of the muni-
cipal court to the first floor and the
county court upstairs will probably
be delayed for about three or more
weeks.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
DISTRICT PASTOR
PREACHED AT M. E.
CHURCH ON SUNDAY

The Rev. T. ID. Williams, district
superintendent Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, who is located at APP
pletop, preached last Sundays sermon
at the NJ. z. church in this city in the
absence OF the Rev. Richard Evans,
who with Mrs. Evans, is enjoying a
vacation al Clear Lake. Rev. Williams
breaches good sermon and his Wau-
sau audiences are always glad to have
him present.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
FIFTY EDGAR MEN
GUARANTEE CHAUTAUQUA

Fifty business men and residents of
the village of Edgar have guaranteed
a fine Chautauqua for that village the
latter part Of this month. There will
be several soloists, musical organic
alton, two speakers and theatrical
troupe which will present "Cappy
Ricks.' 1t Is expected that the Chau-
tauqua will attract many people TO
Edgar from other parts of the county.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11
POULTRY ASSOCIATION
TO SEND BIRDS AWAY

Members OF the Central Wisconsin
Poultry association voted to enter
some 300 birds at the poultry shows
which will be held at Chippewa Falls,
Lacrosse, Merrill, Durand, Shawano
and Mondovi, as well as at Marathon
park, when the county fairs are on.
The action was taken at a meeting
last Friday evening.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11

Gladys Schisel of Amigo, five years
old, was crushed to death under a
cream separator, weighing $50 pounds
which fell upon her on Tuesday. The
child had climbed onto the separator
to dip out & cup of milk
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-08-11

Advertising in The Pilot pays.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
Overlook

We'll located on north side; brick.and-
stucco house; IL rooms. baths,
bedrooms, large sunny rooms: nigh
location; best surroundings: lot so
n. front by 200 II. deep: shade and
lawn. Price s25, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
RNIDAI
RONBOROUGIt

-'o pTIHSR ana Sa,b ST. 2.s,ory brick, rooms
toSaitfIG%nS tSS fI5%S SsG!Sn sia05 fruit trees in 5000
QUO r. Dupont st, ga story frame 7 roou..
and bath modern piumbips rooms
,7- = water heat. lot lOOx2O2' ssTso hos-
49, NStoS -" - rooms and bath io, ,n~
"'' T. L%NerlnEton ave, 8-story br,ck "a
40, II rooms and batH, lot 2Sx2dO "inann ~
'p' l., Monastery ave. 2H .sIorvvo' vo'ppVi
front rooms and BATH 'paaiiekk uaiiek
snInnmnPlhE' hot-water heat, SIectTiei',vni
4l32 PeGhip ST.. a-story stone. roou
PAIN modern plumbing hot",vsstnnu snu
6.47 u neat, saH. lot 2bxl04 $4,000 ""''r
wv hldgt ave, 9-stOTy brick < Tonn. -.
PAIN modern plumbing hot.wstnna M
,io' no6 electricity hardwood nooss.I
100 Rochelle ave. ~ rooms and hs,..
bmaTIdrpn Plumbing. open nTepisess
nnoruNo9d hoors, Electricity, incloss1
an @ p9reh' lot 4ONl4O. nnc shade s''Seo
Ato seville st, convenient tranano,ts,,o
good auto roads lot 2syIl0 'c""nl
rooms and bath. modern pIur
hulWhter heat, gas and eiectrtn1ts'
immediate possession. phone f,r''tts'
spsHIon; opposition worth 'nye.W
Oh H., Seyyille ST., o rooms and hath .,...
as,o \, heat. gas lot 83x1s5 IL. y42oo ''saHp
oo'o Manayunk ave-, 2-story brick y 49,. .
,uS and bath. modern plumblns 'saoonons 'saonnn
100 FalrYisw ave. w Manayunh n ,oovv. s,sv.
,.SLivfhs >. 'KfyPSnLr : a.. I Z
sa'v MAIN ste Msnayuak. &en
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Oak Lane

Attractive detached residence in eH-
cellent condition: large hall living
room, dining room. etc. on hrst moor
second floor: five bedrooms and bath:
lot GOxlGO It.; circumstances necessi-
tate the immediate sale Of this house.
Priced at $4,000 for quick sale.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

DO YOU WANT TO buy country estate
farm. suburban homo or building lot? Wa
offer in the section between PhiladnlIhiu ana
Norristown and DoyIrStown, farms and
highly improved country estates from S5Ou6
to $3.50, 900: suburban homes from S3500
to $4,000 and building tracts Of all sizes
and prices. Advise us what you want tn
acquire and about what you want to paV
for 4. and we will submit you intcrestin!
ii. j. DAGER, Amber. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

BARGAIN for TuiCk sale by owner b,r,
some home ! l Penn boulevard East i's,,,. ians
downe; lot 5Oxl20; II rooms inclosed pGrmS
panelrd reception hall, beamed cetiInpp,s,' p,,'
hardwood nOors. hot-water heat .lectrtSS'
gas; - minutes from Broad St station
owner leaving town. with sacrifice for slS 00Ut,
to appreciate; small amount OF ca sh. 'N'
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Cynwyd

Attractive brick house on fine corner
lot; 12, rooms, 2 baths. hardwood
floors hot-water heat, white paint:
first floor: large living room topen
nrep'aCe). dining room. pantry kDtCh-
en- and laundry; second floor: 4
bedrooms and modern bath: third
floor: bedrooms and bath: lot 75x
200: Cd shade; fine elevation. Price
500, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

Exceptionally well-built house. con-
tanning Is rooms and baths: first
floor: inclosed porch. living room.
Kitchen open freplaces. Price si7.-
900. This is a corner property and
Is most conveniently located.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME & Earn,
0l acres, including pretty woods meadow
and small stream; on state Highway III
miles City Hall; Colonial stOno dwelling. d
rooms and modern bath, h,-w. heat CItv
gas; wide porChes overlooking lawn: fine old
shade; 7-rOom tenant house: modern barn
gnrgEe etc; all n t6s best Of, Of condition. In on.
j, Carroll Moloy, PineVile. Pa. Bell,
Wycombe 3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
BUILDING SITES

3tas 33ns Of the finest locations for an operation;
bbvynSoo' TWO fronts, surrounded on all sides
~ Old Colonial mans. .ons; only 2 squares
'Inonm nnm either station or trolley.
.S0AN II. McCAFFERTY. k721 Gtn nYn
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CYNWYD
Residence and Garage

4 wonderful suburban home for tsle
discriminating buyer. This place
must be seen to be appreciated. Heau-
tiful Colonial design. Large living
room with open fireplace, dining
room. inclOscd porch with heat. etc;
I'd fir: 4 chambers. . baths. Sd hr
3 chambers. bath. storeroom: elec-
tricity. hot-wHter neat. Garage for
2 cars with chauffeur's rooms. Tho
lot contains nearly l acre, with an
abundance OF shade and Bhruhbery.
Photos at our office.
See Jfr. Taylor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

ENGLISH COLONIAL-STYLE house, corner
lot; pure white marble dashed outside
stucco; garage to match house; large
grounds with terraces and shrubberyi large
NORWAY tSHH oWNpR 1920 Ridge ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

road: ~ mite sta, with committing scry,
Philn; notorious lines to Wilmington, West
[ hester and Media; II rooms. bath old fire
plaCea, cleo. HYail.; beCut shaded lawn;
spr,nghousa. orchard; 10 acres; 500 600; ;
ccnY terms. J. VI. FrNnefolA WRyne. Pa y
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Observation-Disclosures
OVERLOOK
Detached All.Stone

JUTON1uT TIWWNN
bedrooms. baths; incloscd porch:
large lot: convenient to station: one
Of the very best neighborhoods; priC3
S2S. 800.
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GERMANTOWN
Price $4,000
LINCOLN DRIVE

Substantial all-stone detached home
with large living room. dining room.
sun pnrlor, breakfast room. ETC.; I'd
flr. 4 chambers. baths, sleeping
porch; 81 fir: 3 chambers, bath:
electricity, hot-water heat: garage for
. cars. Large beautiful lot.
See Mr.. HindermUer
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CHESTNUT HILL
Very Desirably Located

An opportunity to buy a beautiful
stone Colonial Home. Contains center
hall, large living room with fireplace:
dining room with fireplace. etc: I'd
fir: chambers. 2 baths; Sd hr,:
chambers, bath; electricity. hot-water
heat. Lot over u acre. Large ga
rage. Convenient to Station.
See Mr.. Butler
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GERMANTOWN

oNn OF tho finest locations in Gtn.; q bed
Errins;,o, ,iirs,, paths; gar; attractive new home
ana Clapier SITS. opposite Cricket club, fam.
ins large estate. q. VI. Randle. 1909 Locust
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
Wissahickon Ave. Section
Oak Lane

Semi-detached stucco house: incloaed
porch, living room Usxl8, with
flreplace), dining room, kitchen. etc;
chambers, tiled bath and attic.
Finished In white and mahogany
throughout. hardwood fioorR and mod
ern electric fixtures. Price S11,00
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
SUBURBAN HOMES
OAK LANE

Now building; brick and d-plaster de-
tached home with living room dining
room. breakfast room, sun porch. etc;
chambers 2 baths: electricity, hot
water heat hardwood floors; lot 75'x
l40'.
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CNSWYI)
FERN ROCK

FERN ROCK-Houses in great demand hero,
for sale or rent; many parties on my lis,
ready 10 pay good prices. HOPE. Sr., 1921
NedrO ave, Wyoming Oili.
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WYNNEFIELD

Al-stone Colonial. center hall. o c.,arn-
oers' baths; electricity; hot-water
neat; hardwood floors: excellent location
between train and trolley.
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MELROSE

Modern detached home having 9 cham
bers. baths: electricity, hot-water
neat, hardwood floors; Gear garage;
lot SO'xl00': beautiful shade and shrub
berry bctween train and troIleN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
ELKINS PARK

Excellent stone Colonial Home; center
entrance hall. q chambers, dressing
room, 3 baths; servants quarters: mod.
ern throughout; Gear garage; large
grounds: beautiful old shade: Will sac
rihce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

FOR AN ESTATE we offer a beautifuI cou,-
try place, with most attractive IncsITnr
and surroundings, "a acres, Including q acres
lawn with old shade and shrubbery; 10 acre.
timber. acres orchard. 3 acres meadow:
manson house Of attractive size! all mod
trn; farm cottage, farm barn, coach house
and garagei priced very reasonably. Furthss
information on REQUEST.
II. j, DAGER. Amber, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
NIERIIIS
ERBROOK
PENI.LYS

CENTRAL. HEAT; artesian water: detached
house well located. WALTER s. STITH
Ekl.AND Bola.Cynwyd. Cynwyd so 4
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SUBURBAN HOMES
BEAUTIFUL DELAWARE COUNTY

BEAUTlFUL DLLAWAKN COUNTY
DREXEL HILI.--TwO story. attic, 3 bed.
rooms bath. reception room, living room
IfreplaCel, dining room, Kitchen; . !ots; hot.
water heat. electric; close to cars.
HIGHLAND PARK-$l3. 900; ace and buy; o.
story broom up-to-date suburban home; fine
ly planned: stone and stucCo; cypress shlnge
iOot: fireplace. Colonial finish.
KIRtLYN-S0O0O; bloCKs 10 station; lot
5Nl25; s ropms, all corvcnIercos; excellent
condition; fine shrubbery; steam heat; eec-
trio lights; 2 story. mansard: shingles.
MANOA-I.Ot lOOx3O0; II rooms and bath;
ul-stOne cOnJtTuction; up to date. with hard
wood nnsh; / fare from G0th ST.; facins
on West Chester pike; pOrches; open fire
place: beautiful elevation and view; u bar
gain at $50,
Phone Sherwood 2S4 for inspection
Prr'ilfl,r,rg %hORIIIDGE, n : 5Ui,l st.
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TEA HOUSE
OR PRIVATE

10 rooms. stone; city convs. garage; az
acres; house stands In well-shaded lawn
fronting State Highway TO New York; near
lta 4 trolley just out, Phila.; pnOto At office
c. T.. PETERS & SON, Cos CHESTNUT ST.
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St. Davids

Center hall Colonial hoilow-tile-and-
stucco home on half-aLre lot over
looking tho golf course. The rooms
are large and cheerful. having fire.
places, hardwood floors. white paint
and every modern convenience. Four
bedrooms. 2 baths and sleeping porch
on second floor and 3 bedrooms and
bath on third. Two-car garage.
Price $32. 500.
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Overlooking Lincoln Drive

Eyceptionallv located brick residence.
with attractive grounds, old shade
and view over Lincoln Drive; II
rooms, 7 chambers and 2 baths; large
porches; open hreplaCes: electricity.
parquetry flooring, etc. Also modern
combination garage and stable witsn
3 mems quarters. Priced at S27, 500
for quick sale.
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Beautiful Country Home

Is Minutes from Broad St Station
Attractive, moderate sized. modern
house on q hill; large lawns. old shada
all country ld"antagcs win all city CON
vonienccs; In tho heart Of tho country
Of IN" city; cxclus!v, ncIghborhcOd: won.
deiful sPHing; $4,000 may remain on
MORTGAGE II iesiIed.
Phone LansdOwTe G5l or Walnut O3Si.
AK for Mr.. StraYor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31

JUST ABOUT to be compIeted: Groom .
story bungalow in tre residential section;
near train and trolley, modern in all re,
spects; large open fireplace in living room
or baths to suit purchaser; price Sl3, 900;
come sec them.
CHARLES $. POWELL
ArdmOre, Ia.
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Melrose Park

or fountain ave. near Oak Lane
station: chambers and 3 baths:
hot-water heat. hardwood floors; q
car Enrase: y acre Of ground. Can
LIE well financed.
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Overbrook Section

Beautiful detached all-stone house
on a lot 104xls0 II. first ioor: porch,
sun parlor. reception hall. dining
room. living room with open fireplace,
den, buffers pantry. kitchen. refriger-
ator room and laundry In basement;
large chambers and baths on
second floor; billiard room. maids
quarters and bath on third: 2-car ga
rage; abundance OF shrubbery: good
location.
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Longacre Park Values

16 MINUTES FROM BROAD ST.
STATION
DETACHED STONE COLONIAL
Corner; II rooms. 3 baths. Thor
oug'lly modern; lot 70Xl5s: s1T, 800.
% rooms and . baths; hardwood
floors. etc. electric light, central
plant heat; $4,000.
DETACHED BUNGALOW STYLE
Substantially built: rooms and .
baths; fine lot. 5Sx145; price $40. 900.
SEMI TACHED-sG5OO--G rooms
and tiled bath; lot about 80 II. front:
thoroughly modern, compact home for
small family.
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BiIA-Cl ND
CHESTER

NNTIN-I n W I'D
COLONIAL; q chambers, 3 baths lear gar.
rNw under construction. WAITER :
SUTHERLAND. Bala- -Cynwyd, CynwyI 80 II
CHESTER
10 ROOMS, SINGLE HOUSE. IOs ". 23d
St, Park Place, Chester, Pa. i 7@7
Icdgrr office
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YOU OWE 1T TO YOURSELF

home offerings before deciding Our list large
and varied and includes all sections embracing requirement
from the modest suburban home to the large country estate
Consult us, fill your requirements.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
MERTON
A White Colonial Home

In desirable and convenient location
with Southern exposure and beautiful
outlook. Contains center hall. living
room. inclosed porch, dining room,
etc; I'd fir: 4 chambers . baths,
closet shower. sleeping porch: Sd fir.:
chambers. bath: electricity, hot
water heat. Exceptionally large lot
with garage.
See Mr.. Garter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-31
NARHER

VIA, oOOcE Unusually attractive and woIl-ar-
IanErT practically new residence, with
every convenience, beITOums baths,
sleopinE porch, garage etc near station
SPiendid surrounGings ROBERT J. NASH
l2lf Locust 81, Branch Office. Narberth h
Slatlon. Phone Narh-rth l7lG.
f2.9OO-Corner residence. Colonial plan:
splendid location every modern COnven O..
ience and good sized lot. RORERT J. NASH.
l2li Locust st Branch office. NarbeTth
station Phon" Narberth lTlO.
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