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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
If Weak, Thin, Pale or Run- Down Try This New
 Treatment
Ironized Yeast Sold by Your Druggist in Pleasant, Easy to Take Tablet Form.

Are you underweight? Do you tire easily? Are you troubled with Nerv- ousness, Indigestion, Weakness, Lack of Energy, Biliousness, Headache Is your skin pale, sallow or blotchy?
 If you suffer from these or any other ailment caused by the lack of vitamines In our modern foods, take Ironized Yeast, which not only is rich in these health-giving vitamines. but also contains organic iron, the great blood builder.
 You've read the reports of indi- viduals, physicians and hospitals teli- ing how Yeast has built up rundown systems, given strength, energy and vitality to the weak, and how it has banished skin troubles. But now 1t is found that better and quicker re
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25


 Certain it is that Habit" will be the mecca for all women in this town who wish to glimpse in advance what will be worn the coming season,
 Mildred Harris, as Irene Fletcher. gives a finished performance. The plot of the play is that Irene's father tells her of his impending failure and begs her to stop her charge ac- counts, but instead of extending sym pathy she reproaches him. Dashing from his presence she trips on the stairs and while unconscious is car ried to her room, where in dream an astonishing sequence of events is shown as actually happening.
 The audience is not taken into con- fidence until her awakening. She dreams that Marshall has married her and while at the wedding break fast her father deeply in debt. com mits suicide in the next room. And that Munson induces her to visit New York and indulge her sartoriaj desires by means of charge account. be sufficient left from her fathers estate to pay the bill Wonderful creations are shown her.
 Munson invites her to dinner and plies her with wine. Clasping her in his arms she struggles to get away and her dress is torn from her shoul- 'ders. Her husband breaks through the door and kills Munson.
 Just a. this tense moment when the police are about to arrest Mar shall, Irene awakens to find her father and both Marshall and Munson bending over her. Confusing the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
HOW IRONIZED YEAST
 BUILDS NEW STRENGTH

suits are obtained when yeast is combined with iron.
 The organic iron in Ironized Yeas Is the kind you can easily assimilate the kind similar to- that found il spinach and raisins. It helps builc rich red blood-and this is needed if order that the blood may quickly and thoroughly carry these vitally necessary vitamines and other food elements to the wasted flesh, the tired nerves. the worn muscles and the skin.
 lronized Yeast is pleasant to take keeps indefinitely, and costs about the same per dose as ordinary yeast but is much more effective. Each package contains 10 days treatment and costs only a dollar, or oc q day. Special directions for children in each package. Sold at all druggists Made by the Ironized Yeast Com pany,, Atlanta, Ga.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

housemaid make a delightful story, and one that is universally appealing. There is no sex problem in the pie ture, but just the financial problem wEo has a sense of humor equal to her pride and enough common sense to carry her triumphantly through all her difficulties. The picture is another typical Realart offering clean, wholesome entertainment for the whole family
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

The work of the following artists deserves commendation. William Lawrence. as the successful suitor, John Marshall; Ethel Grey Terry, as Mary Chartres, Irenes intimate friend: Waiter McGrail, as Charles Munson, the rejected suitor, and Elm met c. King as Richard Fletcher the ia ather.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

production. Under his direction Wet Gold' became picture that bristles with action, presenting a story that holds ones interest in every foot of the six reels. Other well known per-. formers in the picture are Aleene Burr, Thomas McCraine, John Butler, Charles McNaighton, and Alice Tur- nnr
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
Wet GoLd'' Fascinating
 Story Of Aduenture Under .
 Seas Alcazar filtration

An underwater ship something Such submarine furnishes the backbone the Go the Ernest J. Williamson phoopay, the Acazar theatre beginning will be that latest Sunshine comedy Fox
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25
"Habit" Great Loue Drama And Fashion Sho.D at Rialto
 With Mildred Harris Star

Habit which the Rato Monday phoopay of unusual outstanding features of which the latest fashions shown
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-25

events of the dream with reality she calls Munson a villain and Marshall her husband Then she is fully awake and consents to wed Marshall.
 Throughout the play the allegori-' cal spirit of Habit" is glimpsed at her elbow tempting her to fresh ex- travagances.
 The cast is very well balanced
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

young to gtve a connected account of his exploit and has slept almost con tinually ever since he was found. He declares he did not sleep at all during the night, but insists that he was not afraid, and would ike to spend a night in the mountains again.
 All the men and women who could be spared from their homes near the Tammien farm started out in search of little Henry that night after his father and mother had made frantic attempts to learn by telephone if any one had seen the child. The search was conducted in a thorough and sys- tematic fashion and the mountainside was assigned to party composed of the youngest and most active men, Such men as had good dogs took them along
 They spent all night in the woods which line the mountainside. built several fires to show the child where they were, and from time to time called his name with meganhones.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

went from rock to rock at a merry pace, and Fosters young collie held the chase until the goat had distanced him completely.
 Ultimately the collie stopped at the edge of cliff which loomed over Fosters head, and from which, as Eos ter thought, the animal was unable to make his way down. At least he made no attempt to return.
 After toilsome ascent Foster made his way to where the collie stood, still barking furfously. And as Foster reached the top of the cliff he found little Henry standing there, wet through with rain but full of cheer and smiles and apparently with no no- tion that his absence from home had cost any one wink of sleep.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24
DOG HUNTS COAT
 FINDS LOST BOY
Collie 0utcIimbs Searchers on Mountain Side and His
 Barks Summon Help.
WENT UP 1000 FEET
Little Fellow Happy After Night in the Woods, but Unable ts Tell of Adventures and Hardships
 He Underwent

winsted, Conn.-Henry Tammien 3 years old, and the son of farmer living in the town of Colebrook, dis appeared from his home one night just before sunset He was found next morning two miles away from his home, standing at the edge of a cliff 900 feet high.
 The child's recovery alive Is due immediately to . collie, which was out with searching party and was defiected from his duty by wild goat which crossed his path. In following the goat half way up a mountain side he saw the boy and his furious bark ing was answered by the searching party.
 Was Not Afraid.
 No one except the child knows through what adventures and dangers he passed that night. for he is too
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

Joe Roberts of Dallas returned home this morning. after an extended visit here with his aunts Mrs. Etta Cum mings and Mrs. o. k. F Whitten
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.SOCIAL-pERSONAL
 Telephone Social Items to Pieayuns fh""e sSs


the guest ef Mrs, Levi Moore,
 
 Mrs. Henry Britt of Boughton is q visitor here today.
 John Otwell and daughter. of Caney, are in the city today. l Lee Gentry add wife are spending today in Little Rock. Duncan Brown. manager of the Unit cd Oil Mills of Philadelphia. is here attending to business matters.
 Joe Roberts of Dallas returned home this morning, after an extended visit here with his aunts Mrs. Etta Cum mings and Mrs O. R. F Whitten.
 Carl Hines and Dawson Atkinson. ar rived this afternoon in their big In- diana trucks from Foreman. where they have been road building for the past few months.
 Judge Haynie. | X. Bailey. bio Lewis and Dr. Al Buchanan are spend ing a while down on little Caney to see if they can prove their titles as good fishermen.
 Thos. Hamm left last night for New York City. where he will take ship for an indefinite cruise Mrs. Hamm will spend the summer here with her sister. Mrs. Gill Buchanan.
 Rev. X F. Daniel arrived this morn ing on No. ,. He was joined here by his wife and Mrs. Virginia Denny. and they will go to Liberty church tonight to conduct meeting. Rev. Daniels ts district superintendent of the Nazarene church in this district. From Liberty he will go to Sutton and Horatio.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24
Boy Hanged Self From carret Rafters.

Hartford, Conn.-The body of Thomas Hepburn, fifteen-year-old son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas N. Hepburn. was found by his thirteen-year-oI sis- ter hanging from the rafters of his garret room in New York city. The two were visiting Miss Mary Fowl, . friend of the family.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24
Burned When String Touched Wire

Wiley, Golo.-When kite string, which in this case was a fine copper wire, struck a highly charged electric wire, Donald Coleburn, year-old boy, who was flying a kite, was bad ly burned.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24
Will Probe Drugging of Children.

Westfield Mass. Gases of school children. apparently under the infu- ence of ether which is said to have been given them by their parents to lessen their appetites, will be1nvesti- gated by state officials.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

today.
 Tom Luck of Rosston, is visitor here today.
 Mrs. Joe Redlin is shopping in our city today.
 Miss Ruth Bolls of route ?, is in the city today.
 +. c. Boutte made business trip 10 Hope today
 A. ]. Westmoreland of Weaver is in the city today.
 W. K. Buchanan made business trip to Hope today.
 P. H. Herring made business trip to Hope this morning.
 I. k. Dickinson and wife of Cale,' are visitors in town today.
 
 Mrs Nita Promoter left this morn ing for visit in Fl Dorado. Mir and Mrs. Ritchie DeLaughter of Boughton, are in the city today. Mrs. Jessie Arnott left yesterday af- ternoon for Monot, North Dakota. Mrs. J. r. Phillips and Mrs Dave Martin are spending the day in Hope q. W. Allen of Philadelphia is spend ing the day with his brother, W. o. All len
 H o. Giles went to Hot Springs this morning to attend the funeral directors association.
 Mrs. Tom Stuart and Miss Ashby returned to their home in Blevns this morning.
 B.. H. Logan went up the road today in the interest of the Rae-Patterson Milling company.
 Willie Beauchamp of Blevins, who is fin the Park Sanitarium is still in critical condition.
 
 Mrs. I. c. Young, who is receiving medical treatment at the Park Santa rum is improving
 Steve MeadOr. editor of the Okolona Messenger, was visitor in our city. and made us short call
 Rev. Crag Gatlin of Washington, was in the city yesterday visiting pre- siding elder. | II Cummins. Mrs I. n Rautts and daughter, Mrs. M. F. Smith of Emmet. were in the city this morning shopping MT. and Mrs. Imon Buchanan of Lit tie Rock, were Sunday guests of rela- tiveS.-Malvern Daily Record. Hooper Mccain arrived this morning from Hope to accompany his wife home who has been visiting relatives here Many are predicting rain. and we hope the prediction will prove true at least enough to cool the atmosphere MT. and Mrs Sid Henry of Hope, were in the city yesterday afternoon the guests of Mir and Mrs. Levi Moore
 
 Mrs. Joe Boswell has isseud invita- lions for a five hundred party at her home Wednesday afternoon at o'clock Miss Clydia and Leroy Andrews and Mrs. Don Stuart of Okolona, motored over yesterday and spent the day here Mrs. J. D. stevens or NihSIlelu ia'' returned home this morning, after visit ing her sister. Mrs. D. B Turner Of Gale
 Mir and Mrs. Endsley and daughter. Muriel who stopped off yesterday 10 visit Louis Hines. left this morning for their home in Oil City.
 
 Mrs. J. M. McMaster. Mrs. Jess Os- borne. Miss Donie Robinson and Jesse Andrews motored over today from Ok
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

Not even a footprint rewarded their search, the dogs picked up no trail rain added further Encouragement to a situation which to most of the searchers began to appear hopeless They had found the mountain such stiff climbing that number of men dropued out of the search
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24

Duncan Brown manager of the Unit ed Oil Mills of Philadelphia. is here attending to business matters.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-24
Dog Gives Chase.

Dog Gives Chase.
 John Foster toward o'clock in the morning. was about to call his dog and go down the mountain when the dog spied wild goat in the under brush and made after it. The goat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

| HAVE PROPERTlEs In rapidly advancing
lumber or building material yard in city
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LOGAN

BEAUTY, location, convenIences are n out
standing qualities Of these wonderful
homes; 10th below Wyoming ave-, i block
above boulevard; individual features not
found in any other operation: they'll please
particular people; bright CHEEKY, substantial;
rooms and sleeping pOrChes; Garages; In
closed front porches; beautiful decorations
and artistic fixtures; a heating plant which
will heat.
10th and COurtland
or 1928 Chestnut
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FOR SALE

TYPE. presses and cutters; big bargains
Phila. Printers supply. II s. 9th 81.
OFFICE FURNITURE in mahogany ana
oak, slightly used but modern and in nice
condition; several complete equipments: also
lot Of steel letter fles and hreproof safes:
pf'jH9I jHIJGHEs' iiTH AND BUTToNwooD
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CITY
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

THE LITTLE HOTEL. o25 S. Broad St
A good place to live while in Philadelphia
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1870 N. REDFIELD ST.

Modern. story. rooms. Dutch hall; ex-
elusive restricted Overbrook district; i'm
mediate possession.
ADOLPH B. CASPAR 'oin %nwD. ""d ,ys Lsn'-
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HOMES, PERFECTION HOMES!

SSsn Snd stGn fSi
particular persons who want nothing less
than the best; big yards; garage privilege:
live among substantial class of people IN
q healthy and convenient locality; near new
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NEW modern detached home. 10 rooms,
bath; garage: facing new State road q
minutes from Goth st. Terminal: also choice
building lots. Ryan. Kirklyn and 581d
Market at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-14

T HE GLADSTO N E
18th AND PINE SITS,
ARSOII1TEI,Y EIREPROOF
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APARTMENT HOTELS
HOTEL BARTRAM

Bad AND CHESTNUT SITS.
Furnished and unfurnlshed apartments.
Dining room. Phone Preston 2310
CHARLES Il. PRETTYNAN. OWNER
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ABOUT sTAArPs-BUY OR SELL
pHILA. STAMP CO.. % S. 18TH ST.
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Observation-Disclosures

CEST-y furn- rooms all conveniences: sood
~ = anr,,icn Wnndlnnd 1910 w.
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GARDEN STATE FARMS

100 NEW JERSEY farms. with stock, i'm
piements, crops thrown in: many at $1,000:
others require small cash payments: our
catalogue, Just out, gives location. with map.
and fully Describes al, Call or wrie for free
copy. NEW JERSEY FARM AGENCY,
s37 c Real Esate Trust Bldg, Philadelphia,
Pa Phone Walnut 404S.
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list ST. ABOVE sPRUCE-Twelve rooms,
baths. electric lights: excellent proposition
Tor person who wants to own a nice home
ana make living at the same time.
LUTES. 7O3 Walnut at.
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HOTEL COLONIAL spRgcs I1TT "a At

1-2-3 rooms and bath: permanent or tran
q. PfTMAS BAKER. JR., Manager.
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BOARDING

LOGAN. 4725 n. warnock st. LWyo. @S9,w oIng
Private family will accommoGHIe SOOS,ns
couple or 2 gentlemen: now. modern ho"S'
all cows: Reasonable.
DIAMOND, 25O4-Three unfurn rms; eieS' aSo
bath: board; good home cooking. COZ. you.
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THE MORRIS, 3ll S. 18th St.
Attractive /. .. 3, room apts.. with bath;
anecial slmmer rafea
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SUMMER HOME
NEW JERSEY FARMS
So ------------7--------'
1T IS A SAFE AEI

1T is A SAFE s3ET
that any one would sacrifice 81 worth OF
luxury every week until he has saved $3.50
il IL would insure his absolute Independence
for lifel That's exactly what you do when
you get n Richland Garden Farm. near Mays
Landing. A real living for a lifetime: best
OF soil water. roads transportation cll-
mate and markets. Send for map and price
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s.e w. CHELTEN AvE.-A hne nome aoa tos
business people: convenient 70 Wat' Waa. food:
trolley: double and single room pess l.orus .v
moderates rates; summer guests are "e'e
Phone Germantown h2S?.
EDGEMERE, 8lO5 York road-Roommnso Wayn %ar.
board: large lawn, shade Vese'ap'' o.
den Phone Oak Lane 1888,
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ROOMS FOR RENT


SPRUCE ST., 1910 s. 1035-Extremely des.
rms. and suites: hand. furn; priv: baths
SPRUCE, 4O40--Furn., col. oomtortapls'
single jr double rooms; Il min. 10 er0ao ST.
WALNUT, 3eO5-Cool. furnished rooms,
suitable for business men or doctor; BOARD:
18TH, n, is9 II o T z l. Il u r. tC-Beau-
tif,il fi,rn. rooms spotless clean, elec..
eaiiy and weekly rates. cony. to stauI99hhss'
best accom-. for travelling people. spruce lso.
4sTH sT., s., et0-Lerge. attractive room.
2ff0or front. furnished. for =; euJr oa,., ~,
hot water, electricity, use Of porchi IN pri-
vate refined family. =,
4sTH ST, s., O10-Two nicely ~ turnisnSu ,.at.%
rooms for gentlemen. near bathi not "h'e''
electricity: exclusive nelghborhood.
BFAUTIFUL private home restricted sec
tlon; electric; large porch ana yI lawn' bo,ne
mass man may have large, cool rootl noiho
comfort Woodland 2I24 4W.--T,-
WELL-FURNISHED rooms. single or douore' nion
attractive housekpg. suite. I'd no9p' s'eo'
continuous running water. Ttoga sL8g ~. -
ATTRACTIVE furn. apis, some h9uS.,NSsS h9us, sS
Sherwood Apt. AGENCY. 1894 MalnaI- -
,.-TCFIy ynrn rooms ali conveniences: good
car service. Woodland 4o20 "
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LANGHORNE
BELLEVUE AVENUE HOME

13 rooms, all conyeniences; garage. hennery.
OVER AN ACRE
in lawn. garden and orchard; shade and
fruit in variety very desirable homo; photo
PETERS & son. sos CHESTNUT ST. ,PHii,A
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OAKMONT

PRICE $500. $1,000 CASH Six rooms,
bath, modern detached home, hot-water
heat, gas and electric lights. open firepac ces -;
finished In white and MAHOGANY: lot b0x175
l147 RYAN Kirklyn and b0l8 Market.
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ST, DAVTDs

VERY desiraby located property. cham,
bers, baths. conservatory. lavatory
sleeping porch; central plant heat: garage
springhouse; lot 225x230; old shade fruit
]. NJ FRoNEFlELD. Wayne. Pa.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

FARM BOARDING
BOARDING on farm equipped for same: city
conveniences in country; ideal for rest and
ie'' '' ''' MAPLE WOOD FARM
EPHRIATA, PA. --
HIGHLAND TERRACE INN; In Perkif9,naSen
VaIley-An ideal weekend trip: oensm, s,r-
fuIlv located; table unsurpassed; speclal eun'
dav dinners; dancing. bathing. boating; Ten
nis. weekly rates reas. At ZeiglersVlile' OFT
p & r. Il. r. Delphi. Pa. IfqstoIIce.
SiTNTNTER BOARDERS wanted in small
family: near West Chester; reasonaple
rates. Bell phone. Mrs, II: D. Darlington
R. f.. u. No. 1. West Chester. ia: -
GO WHERE IT'S COOL! Mountain air: large
rooms; fresh vegetables. eggs. milk. poui-
try and fruits; special rates to parties
THE NAPLES, Souderspott, ia.
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KIRKLYN

TEN-ROOM stone house, all convcniences
hot-water heat; large lot; possession; will
finance. JENKINTOWN TRUST co.
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GLENSIDE
HIGHLAND PARK
JENKINTONyN

MODERN dwelling. center hall. living room
open fireplace, dining room. kitchen. pan
try, 8 bedrooms, tiled bnth S25OO cas- $50
month. Geo. L. BARNES. 1901 Chestnut st.
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WILLOW GROVE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

CHOICE 42-acre fa<m in T.. Goshen Twp.
on Paoli pike; house. stone and frame;
hot-watcr heat and bath; splendid barn. CON
600; i'm. poss. Farmers & Mechanics Trust
Co, West Chester, Pa. f. w. Temple
Roal Est Mgr,
rs ACRES; 1O-room brick house: minutes
tivation; crops and head OF horses included
in sale BUTES 703 Walnut st.
SUMMER HOME
Six acres, near Southampton station. on
stone road quaint old stone house. o rooms.
no convenences. furnished; old shade. fruit.
running spring; stable; poultry house, etc.
fully equipped price $4,000,
W. FORREST MAGEE. southampton, Pa
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EVERYTHING NEW; beautiful nomes 1s
minutes from City Hall; bedrooms. eec-
steel construction price s5i56 pay 5000,
move In: we make easy terms: also one at
$4,000 Owner always at sample house. 8527
Gesner 81. Take subway cars No. IL or No.
81 to 85th and Woodland ave. Walk "
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CENTRAL BUSINESS LOCATION
JAMES d. WINCHE'LL
l7TH AND SAMSON SITS

VACANT ground, Allegheny ave. Clear6eId
b and 6rmes. 60Oxi5T. situate on FaiT1hfIii FS'ait1Ii
Branch Penna, r. r. CHALLENDER'
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DREXEL HILL

BEAUTIFUL Broom bungalow. open fra
d place; lot i9oSioOi hot-water heat. eIee
$40, 900 Apply Shortidge, 3II s. 5ttb oiy -,
or phone Sherwood 2S4 for appointment W.
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APARTMENT HOUSE. central. containing
20 beautiful housekeeping suites; complete
in every detail: clears over $11 900 per
Near IUTES. 703 Walnut st.
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Observation-Disclosures
ARDMORE
BARREN HILL

SUMNER BUNGALOW. 7 rooms, hot az.
weteT; ws'sr bath electric lsht, sprinEfieid
and Chestnut Hill trolley; si3o6, bni9g h ROAD
GETTY. 30 n. 18th st. 'a'"'
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R. E.--sALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

ell n. 02D ST.-Six rooms, bath. modern
Apply COAT Locust st. Sherwood 03T0.
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22l S. Melville doth < Wal J

,T0 MISS this office you miss opportunity In
The best and largest selection Of homes, So
remember "Cross" stands for all that's good
reai estate. 59th and hardwood ave.
,4aS N F'RAZIER ST. O50th and Master
9ts): $500 cash; 3 rooms, bath and porch.
o. NELL. b724 Chester ave. ye.
shades awnings, screens garage; hot
water heat, elec. light. Lutes, T03 Walnut.