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on their il s with gentleness. not with scorn. The deaf. stunned and wearied by the clamof and crying of the world. would hear a challenge and song. The noble dead would live again in the lives of the peoples whose lands they loved. And for the poor. the world over. would be good news.
 If Christ were born again to- day in the hearts of mankind, 1t would not be necessary fer Frank Tannenbaun to tell such a tale of the anguish in our great peniten- taries as he has told il the Nov ember number of the Atlantic Monthly Or, If he did tell such "a tale, men would say, This must stopn' Taey would seek a remedy to be appl',d d everywhere. so that, after the pc iod of bond age, prisoners might come out of prison stronger. wiser. better, more fully equipped for life. If Christ were born again fer Gs, surely mothers on one side of the ocean would rot watch lhcir little ones starve while mothers on the ether side burned maize IF their stoves after too plentiful harvest. If Christ were born for us here and nov, the nations whose representatives are assembled at y ashington Molkd lay down the arms of war at IlGy feet and take up the the sword of the the spirit to fight the sub tie and difficult battles Of peace. till calling youth to danger and to valor, but bidding youth
 erve the ancient lost causes that are always the real causes of God and man.
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Chrtatntas Gpatiual
<7gr lfE INSTITUTION of the festival

t7EP' tiE RESTITUTION of the festival ~ of the birth of the Savior is
 attributed by some authorities to Pope Phosphorus, who died A. D. 1SS.
 In the early eays Of the Christian religion it was one of the most nov able of 1easts, being often con founded with he Epiphany and cele- brated by the eastern churches in April and May In the Fourth century the urgency of ST. Cyril of Jerusalem obtained from Pope Julius 1. an order for an investigation to be made concerning the day of Christ's nativity. The result of the inquiry, made bE tacoiogians of the East and ths West was an agreement upon the twenty fifth If December
 t~ told in the gospel of St Luke, ChH.~t s&s bern n the night There fore divine service IS performed on the night of December 23-25. It is the custom in Roman Catholic churches to usher in Christmas day hy tha celetration of three masses, aHe n midnight the second at early dawn. and the ihird in the morning. This custom dafeS from the sixth century
 Preparatory 10 Christmas the bells are re#e midaiebt throughout Eng land and tbe continent. After the solemn celebration If the mass in the ehure'.6s e He continent. which are marnfeeHHe aaaraca for the festival. 1t Is cus;asaJs iaf 5ae Worshipers to partake oi citation.
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f Christ Were Born
 Again Today

If Christ were born again to- day in the hearts of all men.
 what Christmas gift would they offer Him? What would they give the world in his name would they abandon their corruption at once and forever and offer cleanliness and honor, new citizenship never to be purchased with gold? Would they lay aside their violence and cruelty immediately and drink the myrrh of the worlds sorrow with humanity and compassion Would they absolutely forget the bitter speech of their cynicism, pessimism, and unrest and learn thoughts and language as fra grant as frankincense? Would
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the millennium be with with us suddenly and assuredly? Per- haps not. Growth must always follow birth and our maturity is not quickly won. SaintsSare not made in day and the millennium can come only to a world of saints.
 But if Christ were born again today in the hearts of all men. some miracles would be wrought. Blind intellects would receive their vision and would begin to see the world as it should be. Lame souls would begin to find strength to stand upright because thes would not have to stand alone in the councils of the city, the state, the nation, the world.
 Lepers would come out of the dark dives into healing sunlight and be cleansed. little by little, because mankind would look up-
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Christmas Games
n1f ISTLETUE Hang it up. Form NGt Il circle, A slipper is required.

nf ISTLETUE. Hang it up. Form NGt Il circle, A slipper is required
 Also | nice. slippery floor The first player slides the slipper He tries to land il under the mistletoe If he fails another makes the attempt + he Succeeds there k lively scramble It concerns the young lady toward whom the slipper points. She must seize il and get awaN before caught Then the guests are given humorous gifts (preNiUuslN Wrapped). and are admitted Gone al u time) to the Christ mas room to deposit them in the stockings
 Another jolly game is played with Christmas stockings. number of which are previously hung up.
 These are placed in q separate room and the name Uf the person for whom citch is intended iS concealed upon it.
 Another christ mas stocking game calls for a huge stocking of tough tis sue paper filled with toys of all kinds Each guest K hInd1nlaed. given q light rod er cane. turned three times around and told to hit the bag. The tirSt to break the stocking gives the signal for d general scramble. each guest being supposed to get one of the trtnketS pr souvenirs thus scattered
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Conserving the Tablecloth

When the tableeloth is partly worn cut au inch off one side and one end and make a new hem. When II K ironed the ereaSes will come in new places and the wear thus be redistrib. uted
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.-AA- ll---..l IN I.s''a --ShuIIeps-~
 John Faust Nsre at home run
 Hendrix College for the holidays.

Mrs A. H. Treadway left for Pendleton the first of the week to spend th holidays with her dauqh CT. Mr7. Navelle Holcomb an Mir. IreadwaF who S also a guest If h g dauehter.
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Miss Jean Bill who's a stude7r at the State Normal will spend her vacation at home.
 Ben Ford. Greer Nichols, Miss Lois Hall, Savoy Woodward, Albert Shuller who are students at the State Univers ty are at homa for the.r holday vacation.
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II Christ were born indeed. snug, thoughtless. insincere @thodoXg 3 aid ie less respect eti and the feast of lhe Pharisees youli net ba mistaken for the communion of saints. More of US would Ia q ready for the hardy adventures of faith. The tnbbed copper coin of our religion would b. changed to -minted silver On tbo street that is called "Maia Street" children carry flowers ana men and women would sing clear and beautiful songs out oftheir strong sorrows and deep joys.
 Slowly the great tree f fife Sgould waten ftom the sloth of sur chilly Win,cr and W ald draw fresa ap from cternal springs. Buds and blossoms .Reull come and the race would look forward to the luXuriant harvest of loqing-kindness. To i've Woaid be Il p.y4I thns anu to d.a wol,d b. n le5i Io9gly ' For in the house ot Christmas. as Ghesterton wisely sae <. all man are at home. -EX.
 Garncy Walker of St. Louis .itat home for the hoHaays.
 Itbank all my customers and
 fIends for past favers and wish them q Merr% Christmas and l happy New Year. and will he eiat; tss-see yo:-tShIain. 5. {. X [.
 Louis (. Bernays, Optician.
 Many gre coming in for the holidays with friends ard re atives throughout he country.
 Idol Dancer. " a thrilling and stirring South Sea Island picture Ut the Victory Theatre Thursday and Friday Dec. % and 30
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
Jacks POStOmce

All III" winners OF the Jingle pr,le
have written the incest sort Of .hork.
YOU letters you ever In your HE road
The latest to come popping out 0r the
inailman's bag were from Robert
Smith. TOrresdale: Margaret McGlnlov.
Camden. and Frances Fray, OIncy,
Catherine Adams. 1881 south Front
street, goes ou. with mother every
night to mail her Jingle. Isn't that A
Jolly errand?
Here are BOYS and girls who have
been very faithful iInRlers and have
never been d scouraGcd: Emmett Conev
Frnncea de NlIeger Dora Strauss.
Margaret Cook, Leah Hoffman. Doro-
thy Perl. Francis McGovern. Cary
Hanekel, Dorothy Cohen. Elizabeth
Morrisey. Louis and Lawrence GIN ert.
Phoebe Brenelser, Cecilia Blum Nor
ton Orman Yetta PerevOsnik He,nn
Kramer, Risa MorgansteIn, Sam CircIi.
Mary Comstock. Jane KNIGHT Ben
Gr0hman and Nav Harris
Walter, Watson, Adoph MlstcI T.
Kinckin"r, Esther Read, Herbert Van.
tan, Gather ne Conneen, Eeanor Bu-
heck. cecil Lewis. Alberta smith,
Esther Abramson and Mabel Toy.
The rules Of this contest are exactly
the same as the rules for the grown .up
lin tricks contest on Page .. Get some
member OF your family-Or your sChQrI
teaCher--tO explain :hem TO you ahd
then you will not make mistakes.
BE sure to address your answer IA
the postoffice box number hat Is given
in tho coupon each day,
All answerH to today's Jingle MUST
Re In this office by o o'clock Saturday
evening,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
MELROsE PARK
MOORE, PA.

MOORE and yjcInity-Houses $4,000 $4,000
$4,000 $4,000 $1,000. $4,000. $500 upward
mostlv or I bedroomsi modern eonVen,
ragcs; good schools; fine neishborhood: easy
terms. II. II ALLEN. $40 Prospect ave-
Moore Pa Ridley Park Ill W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
8I3O OXFORD ST

Three sto-y srm!detached residence pos
setslTg the latest unique modern appoint
nrnts. lhat will please the most exRctIng
purchaser; central steam heating, electricity
living hall sleeping porch. . tile baths
kAriwOOd floors. garage space: gas kitchen
u block 70 trolleys and convenient to Over.
brook station, =. r. r.; vacant. immediate %
pOsaessOn. price induced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

VILLA NOVA-Attractive stone-&-
stucco residence situated on oS acres
v hirh w"'.shaded ground; 13 rooms.
chLmhnra & . baths: convenient to
station and clubs: price. 500. .OOo.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
DREXFL HILL
ELKISS PARK

READY for immed ate occupancy. detached
Colonial dwelling. 10 rooms. baths and
modern convenience: near train and trolley;
price tlT 800; suitable terms. Mccormick a
McCornick Lincoln Bldg. or Elkins Park.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

ct. DAV1Ds-Sr. station; hollow.tile
whi,e.stucco Colonial residence. /.
'St hoor--'arSe living room. dining
-oom. psrtry. Kitchen and laundry:
~ loor--A bedrooms 4 . baths: I'd
noor--c h"droons & bath; e'ect-icity.
rot-water heat hardwood foo-s: GO
ragc; 10, oOx2No. very good surround.
'r~s this is n real opportunity: price.
rpn 200
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WILL SACRIFICE"

A beautiful country place Of acres; corner
proporty. l3 mi'rs from CITY Han; ll-rOom
house; all modem improvements; garage. 3
cars; old shade and shruhhery
pr. \, Is. McMCLLEN
Phone. Og0ntH T27.W Roslyn, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
That Little Boz

Who knows something about
the little boy in the picture?
Put on your thinking caps and
see who can write the best last
line about him,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

OAK LANE - Detached stcnc-and-
shine modern homo OF - vooms In
Guiding : chambers and . baths: large
living room 4 reception .oom included
on 1st floor; lot 75x1bO: price low at
Son 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
THE HONOR ROLL

ss"h-fA
God wants you to live, so do !.
Catherine Logue, 1921 Vine street.
Age. ten.
Here's my handkerchief. now
dry your eye. George Chadwick,
Gl7 Spruce street, Camden, y.
j. Age, eight.
Don't feel blue but "yelI o."
will try. Ethelyn Pharo, Tucker
ton. \. j. Age, ten. .
Each spot Is more bright where
you lie. Kennard Lewis, 2O0+
West Ontario street. Age, eleven.
Your bright color cheers all who
pass by. Francis Bender, Island
Heights, \. ]. Age, eleven,
I care. you'll not die while I'm
nigh. Harry Hickman, Plymouth,
Pa, Age, ten.
Oh, be happy, for my sake, do
try. Reed Whitney, Moylan, Pa.
Age. thirteen.
Dry your tears, YOU can smile II
you try. Norman Williams, Vine
land. y. ]. Age, eight,
You look like the sun in the
sky. John Lang, 20l7 Sixty sixth
avenue, Germantown. Age, seven.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
ALLENTOWN

ATTENTION, OPERATORS--25 acres ius,
OUTSIDE Of the city limits; trolley passes
property, one fare. surveyed IN lots, this
= an unusual opportunity 10 make hg
money. =. T. Thompson. lO9 S, 9th 1t. Bell
ph0ne SOY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

ovERBROOK-New exclusive list.
Ing; most conveniently located in
heart Of hest residential section
handsome detached home containing
IL rooms. including baths: thor
ouRhly modern and in excellent con.
dItIon: price. s35. 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

|oCEAN-FRoNT UNGALoWs-U -Unobstruct-
ed ocean views; q, y and 10 rooms, from
s2500 to sI5OO; plaster or plaster board:
every convenience; you select lot. pay Tor
pay of balance as you desire. HENRY H.
OTTENS, 100 s. Front st., Philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

| EJKINS PARK-1mmediate possess
| sion can be given on this attractive
home containing 1o rooms. Including
| reception hall. living room. dining
| room. pantry. kitchen & laundry on
list floor: fine lot: 1iO II. frontage;
ncsr trims. schools, churches. etc.;
I pScc. s21 900.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT
WYNNEFIELD

242l y. 54TH sT.-Very atrrac,,Ia.--,.--,.-.
pa,r.Ir' pe,H' hotiwater heat; electric IgSi sgl
JOHN B, MAGEE.
heai Estate Trust BUILDING
Telephone. Walnut 65II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

JENK KsSTOW%--Stone dwellings II rooms;
IarGr lot; corner; hardwood floors; choice
location. J~nkintown Trust Co.
I4GOO-2 squares to station; rms; large lot
white N1sh. TRANK. Jenkintown. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

MODERN bungalow. s rooms and tile bath,
hardwood floors. hot-wster heat; corner
lot 5ONl@5: financed; price tIO.3OO.
WATTS Bro0kine. Lansrch 302
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PENNA. MAIN LINE

7RYS MAwR-LarRe brick Colonial
= rooms: baths. 0 bedrooms: open
h'eplaces; electricity 4 gas. hot.water
heat; 4.car garage with chaufteurs'
quarters: ~ acres old shade and
garden: most Interesting price.
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READING

ATTRACTIVE MOUNTAIN HOME. Readlns
Pa. 10 minutes from city: u mile view
from porches; one OF finest In this section
acres. lawns and pines; large 1O.room
house. all convenences: garage cars. with
separate living quarters for Carctaker's ram
ure buildings. driveways. shrubberv all iine
X. K. FTCHTHoRN Owner
Colonial Trust BldR., Reading. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

OVERLOOKING LINCOLN DRIVE
Single residence with largo lot hav.
ing frontage OF l3I It.: In rooms and
baths with q bod chambers rI
""llent condition: hardwood fOors Is,
and I'd floors: new electrical aXturcs
white nnish: price. t1S. consider
roa -nnahln Offcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
GI.ESSIDE
.JESIlISTOWS

TWO-STY. mod. stucco dwg.. Or. & tile bath:
lot hOKl2O, garage; price $500.
WATTS, Brookline. Ilanerch 392
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

EIKINS PARK--Colonial-s resi-
dcnce containing IL rooms, including
I chambers: fne lot 1lGx15O with at
tractive old shade trees; see this
pace: price. $4,000.
OAK NSE-ISrirk- -atucco"d rreldonro
conveniently & pleasinglv situated; 10
rooms with large living room on ls'
Moor; hot-wator heat. etc. price.
az 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
TOday's Winner
GODFREY HAMMER, JR.
$685. ToTesdale Avenue, Tacony
Age. twelve
THE WINNING JINGLE

i dqndcIiom gaze a deep sigh
And SObbPd, "NO ono cures II !
die."'
But a child chonced 10 hear
And she said. "FlOwCr dcnr--
Dry your tear, think of Susan's
black eye"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
GERMANTOWN

UPPER GMTN. Sirgie-s,one.and.
aSter ccnter-hRll house with OF Ia
~. 2lb It, many shade trccR: e-ca
Ta-age: II rooms: q chambers and ?
Maths: ho'' water heat white finish
md hardwood floors: must he sold 70
setle estate: price. So" 900: make
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
CLAYTON

FOR SALE-1o-room dwelling. in fine condl
tion; all COnvenicncns; hnc shade: good
loCntion near electric dcrOt school and
churches; lot 100 feet by 2O3 feet: price and
ton. LOUIS r. LEDDON, CLAYTON. y. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
GROOM BRICK HOUSE

PoONc CORNER LOT 5SXl5i
Morton, near station and trolley; running
stream through lawn: shade; fruit: photo.
%. p PETERS & son. cos CHESTNtT ST
DELIGHTFUL 2O-rOom stone Colonial farm
house old shade. tenant house. harms
chicken houses. productive acres woodland.
Stone and concrete roads: II miles above
Phua Wesley Mulltn. Maple Glen, Pa.
FINE PROPERTY, II rooms. bath. hot-water
heat, elsC'rCi'y; gas. stable; lot l2O feet
front, located amidst beautiful properties,
sld.nUO VI FRO&EFlElD, Wayne. Pa
GREINNI Cncnr Glensldc)-- 7.roOm dwelling
large lot. fru' and shade; garage. $4,000.
IL -ll0t0wn TruGt 90.
WILLOW GRnVE--Nsw bungalow. JEN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

NORTH Gl'ENSIDE-3 q building lots oOxInn
IL: rnc loo; reasonable. Pin Tloga TSS3 ]
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NORTH GLESSInE

NORTH Observation-Disclosures lota at s3T5
ana upward; easy payment plan; desirable
terms. North Glenside Land Co hrdsicv
fa'' or RenninEer RennInger. Glensidc, Pa,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
READING MAIN LINE

OAK LANE - Beautifully located
stone residence: distinctive archi
lecture: most attractive planning; an
exclusive listing: very complete Tor
small family: 2-car garage, old SHADE
price. $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
Factories. wsrehouscs. Mfg. Floors =

MANUFACTURING PLANT
Substantially constructed brick building.
suitable for carrying heavy machinery: cor
ner property on lot ,iOOx2O0 II ; IL 900 square
feet on one. two and three floors; near
and electricity 'P. o. Box 4O1. Trenton.
n, J.
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Observation-Disclosures
NORTH WOOD

10000 HARRISON sT.--opposite Frank
ford High School: all-stone house, must be
seen to be appreciated. agent on prcm ses
sunday. GEORGE Il. LIEBERMAS. 007-0s
Lincoln Bldg. -
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SwARTIINIORE

$1,000 REDUCTION to effect quick sale;
IO-room brick house. slate roof. hot.watcr
heat hardwood hoors near trolley and
trnin: q bedrooms; lot 75Xli0: 2-Car garage;
newly papered and painted; mortgages
placed: small amount cash required: price
sT75O; act quickly.
MM. S. DAVIS. phone Llarerch 223
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
5-ACRE COUNTRY SEAT

~ STATION. AZ MIN. FROM BROAD ST.
LIt-room house, . baths freplaces: h. W.
hhfsat, hfo a siec: sleeping and dining porches eta
@ D.c anu garage: large. we'll shaded lawn, with
grove adjoining. vegetable and Nower gar.
o,, u"ms; fruit IN variety; an attractive real
ch1idt.rnN nome; esDccallv 81 to family. with
I. +. PETERS & SON, COS CHESTNUT ST.
VALLEY FORGE. adjoining the State FarIt
Y hctrs with stone house. y rooms. bath.
eicctriCity. stone hnrn. beautifully equipped
outpulldings; s12 900: very rarely properties
so located are offered
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
IC,ti,

THREE STORY. - rooms. paths; lot 3Ox
100; garage privilege. hot.wat.r h. IT. rl"o .
session John e.. Lewis Estatc. l1th and
TIrEa. IT, ga 49OT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

FOR SALF-Separate or togcther as one
farm OF 1873 acres; 3O.acre farm. 81 acres
In good field. sonre fruit balance pasture and
woods; good 2-story stone and frame house
frame barn. spring water; also adjoining. 70
acre farm all in good fields and pasture.
some fruit o.s,or% s,ona bouse Inrrs s,one
harn. good sllo, tool house: also adjoining
these. hS-acre fruit farm, ~ nCres in choice
varieties apples. peaches etc. some bearing.
balance In wheat field and woods. good mod
ern 2,stoek stone country home. bath, etc.
sooa e, barr! al about l mile north OF Racton
Statlon, or 2 miles north Of Frazer station.
Pehno. r. r., 90 miles from Phila.: terms
one-iourth cash, balance mortgage: will sell
~ ~ auction on the property on Saturday, April
~. al 80 i. NJ; COnvcyances viii meet
ttaln at Bacton; can be seen any time: live
s.ock ana tmplemcf-s to he sold after the
fn. ftiin. prompt possession: near the farms OF
General A.terhury and Weightman -Penfield.
GEORGE WtRST. owner. Malvern. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07

BROOIiIINE

TWO-SFrRY mod. det. dwE., Sr & bath
lot jOSlGI, excellent cond. price so5UO
WATTS, lirookltn". I.lanarch 80"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
OAK LANE
OISEY

| G]n2 y nth Sr--iO-r~n dot. dwE lot aoN
II3. n a. train and troiIC"; owUCr leavtns
elty sacrifice. SHIELDS $500 YORK road
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
SARBER

SIX choice building lots, 30 It. front. some
wider with good shade, Some fruit trees
square north OF Montgomery pike. at public
auction on property on Saturday. April 10, at
~ 4. NJ; terms one-fourth cash. balance
easy terms. GEORGE WURST owner. p. o.
address Malvern, Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
tROOKLISE MANOR
CLIFTON HEIGHTS

TwO.STORY mod. dwE.. 7r. & bath. hdwd
floors NV. heat: lot 00xl25 gar: price
Sll 900 Watts, Brookline. Llanerch ave-
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MEDIA

THREE STORY detached modern dwelling.
rooms bnth. hot-water heat; lot oOklGo
garage: good location: price alO.hOO.
WATTS. Broollt1e. LlaneIeh 39.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

HARD TINES is a great teacher: II Is teach
ing you to get little farm Of your own.
where you are your own boss and no one can
cut your wages, lock YOU out or starye you;
get one before II Is too late; acres OF fruit
ful land. splendid markets climate. roads;
everything you want In Il Richland Garden
Farm, near Mays Landing only $3.50: u
weekly; send for map. GILBERT e. O'CAL-
hAGHAN. 7Q3 Walnut st. Ph:la. -
$lO,O00-40-ACRE FARM
on state highway, good buildings, 0A miles
I-hlln. Albert Dresser. burlington.
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~Eueene lq:Iownsend-
6) Sec Aah q h.ltinorr Asa


~ '' S'ISt"'-' --..,s.-a,o"sp-
oNERBRHOk district-Mod"rn 2-Ety. c-r.
for FaIe: 7i0n so g. hpor space, suitable
fcr factory. stJr Ee house laundry or garage.
Edoluh h. Clrp"r GOth and LansdOwn" ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
AIERlON

FOR sALE-3ls S. Orange st.. Media Pa;
yard; lot sOx2oO. Apply on premises:
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

DANDY bungalows, 3 and rms. Sl4ho ana
s1075. at beautiful Bridgeview; big corner
lots: little cash and ensy terms; river road
above Delair; take Trenton car sunday atter'
noon or write BARTLETT. Bourse. -
SUBURBAN HOMES in Audubon. Colllnss-
wood. Haddnnfield. Haddon Heights. Mer-
chantvlle West Collingswood. $4,000 to w.
500. RALPH MARTS 1855 Kenwood ave..
Camden. Phone 2145 J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
DELAWARE

TEAHOUSE property on Kennett pIke
:, niles north Cf Wilmington. Address
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-07
CJ.EMENTOS

CLEMENTOS
BUNGALOW. on Berlin road near Smiths
terrace. Apply III $ Sth st. Phlla.