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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

ia ACRES. old stone home, containing )
large rooms. Open hreplaCes, running
water in the house, large porch; large Son,
harm; WissahiCkon Creek through pr0Dorty.
timber land. fruit; on trolley. near X. 4.
station: $4,000
20 acres. stone home. water hea' vas.
Complete bath. usual outbuild!nEs, aUur'
dance Of fruit; on cement road. near 3 II. r.
stations: S9JOO
u acres. s-room stone house. 5-roor
stone bungalow, new outbuidinga; o.! tho
crops. horses, COW, pigs chickens, all farm
Ing implements; near Lansdal" station: sH3hO
90 acres. Colonial stone home. II large
rooms, upeU frepIaCus, " stairways. heat
bathrooms, electric lights. large DorChes
large stone barn garage for TWO cars, larSC
lake OF spring water, automatic electric
water supply. : acres of truIt, acres o
oak and hickory timber. on stone road, neaI
r. r. stations; $4,000
] acre. lO-room home, heat. bath, gas, 10,
Of fruit: near train and trolley; $1,000.
. acre broom home. water heat, clnc
triC lights, stable, garage. chicken house
fruit, on trolley: 10 minutes walk to Lana
da!" station; $500.
Many other farms and homHs for SAL
HARRY RICHARDSON
100 Susquchanra ave
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BROS. & FLEISHER


14ai S. PENN SQUARE
on SERBRooK sECrION--6lUs Jefferson st.;
2 story. brick; twin. porch front Of house
with storm Enclosures. storm windows ard
copper screens for entire house and porcn.
hot.water heat, containing large, storeroom
and laundry In basement, first floor. hvtnS
room, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen
and outside kitchen: second floor, be d.
rooms and tile bathroom with shower and
haat; back sta irwav. hardwood hOors
tbroughout: viii finance Apply owner.
Phone Merton Ip1
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COLLINGsWOOD
MoORESTOWN

rC)ILINGSWOOD-Bea new brick hous
rms, bath, best construction every tim
saving device; reasonable. StephensOn, ;
VI Stiles ave. Bell phone Co1lngsWood lO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

REAi. HOME with It's bathr' oms ana
large billiard room 6ot,watsr Lent and al
..tl..r modern oonVenienCes: beautiful
r1eslnd. old shade and shrubbery, garage,
rr,ss loo ated right where one wants To live
4. nnr beautilut aad healthfui town; conver-
t.nt 10 rsllroHd station and country club:
&.Erer lnsinK towd. has placed bis prop
~~i., 90 ihe, MARKET At aunk selling price
...j1e axp4inpns AZ fcr inspection ~. q.
X6 ~ MI 10 " Msln ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Attractive FfpnptRH
in Beautiful Suburban Communities

properties
following
than likely will have the seeking
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
ELKINS PARK

ON the corner OF York Road and
Elkins Ave. All stone, center
hall, Colonial residence. =
chambers and baths Modern
throughout. Finished in white
and mahogany. 2-car garage.
.ot contains over half acre.
PIIce 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
GERNItSTONVS
CHESTNUT HILL


l4lO ROCK kLAND-S r, bath, mod. Hoover
a Milnnmow, 1926 " BROAD. Woy. i653
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RADNOR

wYNNEwOOD ROAD
rear Lebanon ave. all stone, 9 rOOms. bath
xaraEe: centrRl-plant heat. lot S5NlbO
q $40, Ledger Ofrlce.
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MERTON

North side, min. walk from
station. New white center hall
Colonial House. chambers and
baths. sleeping porCheS.
Hardwood floors garage for 5
cars and 2 horses, with man =
room. Lot 80 x 100 f.. See this
property before buying
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
50-Acre Bucks County Farm
Stone House. Horses. Cows

Poultry implements tools. hay. grain Tod
richest sections. at edge Of Village, only
li2 miles r. X. town. high scnool: con.
vsnient Philadelphia markets, rs acres fer
tile loamy tillaEc. sprinG-watered pasture
and woodland. abundance apples. pea -
p,ums, cherries. peaches. grapes, berries,
excellent T-roOm stone house. insured $4,000,
fireplace. running water, good basement
arm, garage, nOg and poultry hOuse&. i'm
mediate sale forced; S55OO taxes all only
$500 cash. easy terms; 70 tim" Tor de!o,
Inv, s'iEdtc now, catalogue fr"" W, NJ.
S'ev"ns so State st, DOy'estoWr. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
BUILDING SITES

FOR apartments. garages. show
looms. service stations or office
buildings. One faces streets
and is 5 minutes to center o.
city. over 10000 50 T.. Will
help finance.
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NARBERTH

s1i,5oo. BARGAIN, new Dutch. Colonial
residence; lot T5X130. every improvement
oLsn fireplace; big living room: splendid lU.
cation hill top with good surroundings.
ROBERT ]. NASH. 1914 Locust st. and
$4,000. NEAR school, detached modern home
Z bedrooms, hot-water heating, electric
lighting: possession. ROBERT J. NASH
l214 Locust st, and N1rDcrth station tNar
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OAK LANE

Two and one-half story de-
tacLed residence. chambers
and bath. Lot so x I3O It., with
fine old shade trees. Was priced
at $4,000. but owner will con-
slider reasonable offer FOR quick
sale,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
WEST PHILADELPHIA

\ very unusual house; 1900
block on Spruce street Large
rooms. s chambers, 3 baths and
billiard room. Breakfast room
and a kitchen that Is unexCelled.
priced very low for this ioCa-
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CENTRAL CITY

pr. 18th Street. 10 rooms, =
naths. hot-water heat. E'sc-
rricitv. IN perfect condition &.
brown stone front Priced 20 sell
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ELKlNS PARK

\ beautiful home on large
corner lot. 100 X zoo Il. in
- ell built-up section. - rooms.
: chambers and bath Steam
heat: garage for several cars.
IN order to settle estate no
reasonable offer will he refused.
Just priced at 100000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
WEST PELHAM

Bungalow type, 2]s story de
tached etone and plaster house
Center hall, flreplaces. 4 cham
hers communicating with . tiled
baths. Servants quarters on
8nd floor. Modern. finest cond o.
ton and location. Tot 70 by
.i2.
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NORWOOD
NORWOOD. PA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
rwo-story. brand-new semi-detached suICCu
dwellings IFS and 100 Chester pike, Nor
wood Pa. First floor. living room, with oNen
fireplace dining room, gas kitchen and lauu-
dry; rooms and bath on second floor laun-
dry stove and plpeless heater IN basement;
electric lights; all modern cows: finished in
white and mahogany: lots 40Xle2 IT.; price
$500 Apply 20 ALBERT NJ. McVICKAR
owner, 635 Mohawk ave, Norwood Pa.
For appointment phone Ridley Park 426
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6523 LEBANON AVE.

T,vo-.tory stone dwelling. with a stUTr IN
hr ssment; fine location. new rooms and
hath hot-water heat, gas and electric. hard
wood noors: room for a garage possession
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
pENNsyIyANIA FARMS

o. ACRES good land near railroad; good
neiEhborhood, is miles from city Hail;
good stone farm dwelling good frame tenant
house. large barn; woodland and stream;
only 10000 for prompt sale.
WARREN VI. CORNELL, Hatboro. pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIAl Free Illustrated booklet de-
scribes beautiful home sites in Calttor-
MAS newest income project; we Will sell
few lots fCr Advertising purposes as easy
as 81 down and s. month: lots all on beau
ilful bay, magnificent scenic mountains IN
background: ideal balmy climate. 6e0 2. f.
Wdg.. Los Angeles.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

FUNDS
FUNDS IN ANY AMOUNT o..
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT
BUILDING ASSOCIATION MONEY
DEMPSEY & CO. - $. 18th ST,
WE REPRESENT y of the largest bulIdIns
and loan associations and dou!rc ample.
',ons for first. second and split mOrtgsss
! any section Of the city or suburbs
WILLIAM JAMES KEOGH. Land Title Bidk
,.II-SECERED first mortgages for sals
new dwellings N best ssctioL Of German
IN. amounts Il0.000 and upward s. g.
.,''ir son. 70lt Boyer ST, Germantown
I'TLDING ASSOCIATION funds for sscolt
mortagases: funds for frat rnortgaa,I
mder $4,000. s. {, AEERNETHY, ist
chestnut st
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CARPENTER STATION

Attractive single Colonial resi-
dence overlooking Lincoln Drive.
Q rooms. including front and
-esr porche5. etc. chambers ana
baths. Modern and complete
Price $4,000.
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TIO(,.

sunny corner; y rooms. bath; garage r.
II. Foster. 6HOl y Bro'd. Oak Lam, lG"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

MODERN stone store and dwelling, with
garage and storehouso Tor gram and straw,
located on corner: floor space and store Boy
40, recently remodeed: dwelling consists ot
"a rooms which could bs made INTO 2 apaIl.
ments; about OOX425 feet. electric liEht' :
minutes walk to station. Apply only TO
MERIoN TITLE AND TRUST co, Of Ard
more. for particulars: price, s23 900, easily
financed. ArdmOrs 1890.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

SEVERAL modern homes, some with ga
rag"s 500 up. Ryan, 50lG Mkt. Bel. ll47
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
WEST COLLISGswOOD

SIX ROOMS and bath. electricity; al! con,
venlences; fine home; sacrifice; must sell.
owner leaving for California. Apply LOUIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
OVERLOOK SECTION

We offer number OF detached
md semi detached thoroughly
modern homes in this section
from $4,000 upwards.
Attractive homes on oxford
Street, Enclosed. heated porch
Breakfast and refrigerator
rooms; 3 chambers baths q;
garage. Sample house No 5104
open . to 3 =. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
WYNNEFIELD

Attractive residence; convent
ent to trains and trolleys. En-
closed porch. 5 chambers and 2
baths, separate shower. Hard
wood floors, white paint; artis-
tic fixtures 2-car garage deep
lot. Price S25,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
GERMANTOWN

Unusual offering. West OF wis
sshickon Ava overlooking Park.
Fine Colonial Residence. Center
hall plan. Special construction
and many features. chambers.
. haths, servants quarters. Acre
ana half Of ground. Built by
owner and priced at cost.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
swARTHNIORE

PRICE WAS 81 900 NOW ssOOo. FIRST
MTGE. $4,000 MAY REMAIN; DETACHED
BRICK, FRAME DWG, 10 RMS. BATH
RI w. HIT. ELEC.; LARGE 2-STORY GA
RAGE; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Chester Osborne 1924 CHEsTNLT ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

HQUSES--Two semi detached brick fouses
Al condition. with every impr.: near train
trolley and bus lines; for $4,000 and $4,000,
terms car be arranged; bargains Call
FOUST, He'll phone. COllngswOod 37S
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FARM-.
Deer Creek Valley Farm With
Pair Horses, Poultry. Furniture

on bushNTe com, 10 bIsncTs U0Iat0oF N Iona
hay included; 80 sor"s on good Ha~tord
County, MarHIsnd roaH. baltimore motor
trucks collect pToUu,' a. door. 80 aCrrs ma
chine worked fields. sl~"arn-wat.r-d pasture
woodland; fruit, warm 7.ro0m house: Sooi
l@-COw Easement barn. poultry housf out
buildings; 10 settle affairs S65OO TAKES a..
part cash, easy terms. details Pa - 81 Illus
trated Catalogue llOo Bargain, FREE
STROUT FARM AGENCY
l492 !. L.aMl TIt-a Rllg- RhMadeLph-A "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
WAYNE
NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN

CENTRALLY LOCATED store ana stucc
house. 5 chambers, . paths, sleeping pch.
hot-watsr heat, gas, electricity; old shade
yis, 500. ]. NJ. Froneheld. Wayne. Penna.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14
NEW Jersey FARMS
Bargain Near Atlantic Citv

A fine ney-makinz 20-scre poultry. fruit.
truck farm, with horse, flock chickens pigs
wagons, moving machine, plows, harrows
cultlvBtors; other equipment thrown in :
short drive from station stores. schools and
churches; acres wood balance productive
soil; fruited to apples, pears, peaches
cherries. grapes, acre. Strawberries: beauti-
cement cellar: large barn. poultry house for
several hundred hens, corn. crib, wagon
sheds etc; owner sacrifices for quick sale
$4,000 takes 1t: half cash necessary
JOHN A. CORE. Esq Harbor City, ~ j.
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ST. MARTINS

stone Colonial Home convenient
TO ST. Martins Station and Club.
Center hall, unusual arrange
nient. chambers, 3 baths, en-
closed sleeping porch. Perfect
condition Just reduced 10
100000 for Immediate sale.
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AUDUBON
BROWNS MILLS

6F in your new homo for Xmas; house
$500 up. at your terms ABkOTT, at sta
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

sR0wNs MTLLs-IN-THE-Pi PINES, n J.,
lots Nos, ~, IS. 10 and 20, block D-l
oneT accepted. c. E. BARKER
V-I MillViIIo ~. J,
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FREE FARM CATALOC

state with stock implements. harvested
crops included; pr ces from $1,000 up on reas
erms; call or write New Jersey Farm Agency
3o3 6. Real Estate Trust Bldg. Phila. ------
BARGAIN-8-acre poultry farm, Ar. house.
harm. 3 poultry houses: near village; good
soil plenty fruit; don't DELAY.
H. d. MARTS.
IS y. Hermitage ave. Trenton, y. j,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-14

EARM 81 ncres, good soil, fruit, stream.
HNh pasture. acre timber. I-room
dwelling, barn, other buildings; II miles
10 Philadelphia; near church stores and
school; concrete road quick, include 3 cows.
- horses $50 chickens, 4 hogs. 3 turkeys,
nock 'guineas. 4 wagons. harness. oil ma
chinery and small tools: plenty potatoes,
pork, wood corn, hay fodder for winter;
bargain for $4,000: part cash: other farms.
WALTER DE CAMP
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WYNNEWOOD

Beautiful Home for small fam
Nv. Hollow tile center WALL
colonial style on attractive lot
= chambers, baths and large
porch Hot-water heat Low
carrying charges. Price $4,000.
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OAK LANE

Fiue semi-dctached stone and
shingle residence with center
halt Very pleasing Colonial 1st
floor. large chambers and
hath. md floor. chambers, Srd
noor. Hot-water heat, electric
light. hardwood floors. Garage.
Lot so 124 II. Trice SlT.oN0.
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

one ACRE GROOM HOUSE. bayn cI....>er.
house. garage asparagus. ahund.u," y
fru'. - miles from Phil1 5000, terms.
600. a. GulCE - REGAN, Ogon'Z. Phone
Nelrosr ISN7
81. ACRES. stone house al o0nv-ni'rcr-
garage. on G,d York road. only $500.
GOES SST.ER, IalbOr,. Phone iIa'h"ru 20
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

James Clements. chairman OF decora-
ting. The Worthy N1atron was Airs.
Emma Spencer wishes to THANK all
who helped in any way to make the
evening the grand success II was
Herbert Peters, who was operated on
for inward eoiter - able to be home
and will be pleased to see hts friends.
Sarah Williams. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Williams, who was operated
on for removal OF tonsils, has suffer
ed from several hemorrages and Is quite
weak from loss of blood.
Fire Chief Charles smith and wife
left last night for Dayton, O. They
are making the trip IN their machine.
The chief viii attend the fire chief 8
convention I'm Atlanta Ga, while away.
Monday afternoon the Daughters OF
the American Revolution Will hold
their FIRST meeting of the year, with
the recent, Mrs. II. J. Gilman of 4132
Northcote avenue, East Chicago chap
ter viii entertain Petiawamie Chap
Ter Of Gary, There will also be guests
from Hammond. Whiting and Indt ana
Harbor The new officers viii sssist
the hostess IN entertaining.
Mrs. J. j. Turner has Just returned
from Williamsport, Ind, where she
wos called on account Of tho serious
Illness Of her mother, Mrs. Copeland
additional East Chicago News on Page
fvaA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

St. Paurs Evangelical Lutheran
church. 19sth and Deodar streets, Theo.
Claus, pastor. 3 a. IN. English Sunday
school 10 a. IN. German service. We
make the stranger feel welcome.
Communion of the Lords supper
Will be observed at the United Pres
hyterian church at II a. m on Oct o.
Baptism viii be administered and mem
bers received on profession and eerti-
hcate- The Bible school meets az 9:f5
a m. subject for study. Paul at
Ehpesus." The slogan Of the school
is. Present Prompt and Prepared II
YOU will adopt IL you VIII be "a better
member. The Juniors in charge OF
Mrs. &. - Hathaway. viii meet at
AS y. m This organization Is part
OF the w. NJ s. and all children ages
5 10 II are urged to Join The inter
mediates, WITH Miss Margaret Canaan
as supt.. meets at Gas p Miss
0ttilie KrajwesiSi, Captain OF Team NO
Is IN charge OF the Young Peoples
meeting. Evening services at 7igo. Mid
week services on Wednesday night IA
charge OF Ralph Ravhburn and Mr.
$. Crundweli. The Bible school les
son VIII be studied.
Ave young people Of the Baptist church
of Indiana Harbor motored TO Wlshs-
waka 20 attend the young peoples rail-
~, held in connection with the North
ern Indiana Association being held In
that city this week.
Thursday evening East Chicago O.
y. S. entertained in honor Of Mrs.
Mary Nitou. grand matron Of the Grand
Chapter Of Indiana. There were guests
from IL different chapters and between
three hundred and Atty and four hun
dred present. During the evening three
candidates were initiated into the or
der. The chapter room was beautiful
lv decorated In garden flowers and au
tumn leaves. The dining room was
very cleverly decorated IN halloween
suggestions, garden flowers and autumn
leaves. A delicious two course lunch
was served by Mrs. Ted Cadman and
her able committee. Much credit IS
due tho chairman OF the differnt com
mittees Mrs. Ted Cadman. chairman
OF the lunch. Mrs. u. B. Campbell
chairman of dining room and Mrs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
7Uiu City
MstAs Notes

For Piano Tuning and Repairing
call East Chicago t1S2-R. 1898
It is to your benefit to trade at
HOUSE OF AUSCAT. Gary, Ind. They
refund fares. give best values and dc
liver 10 your home. two WEEK Pr
ANo AND PHONOGRAPp SALE NOW
GOING on. 1864
First CONGREGATIONAL church Of East
Chicago. corner Msgoun aud 18th St
Pastor, Rev. Frank Naples. Sunday
school at $3.50 q. m. Morning service
ct Io.45 a m. Junior En6eavor at 3
p IN. Intermediate EnGeavor at $50
y. IN. Senior Endoavor al $50 2. m.
Evening service at 1880 p N. Sunday
school scholars should oil be present
the Airships are registering their
attendance in MILEAGE. Mrs z. u. Camp
bell and Otto Seifert witt render Mar
tins Bow Down Thine Ear" at The
morning service and the pastor viii
deliver the sermon. At the special eve
ming service the choir viii sing Nc
Tarren's The Lord is Ny Shepherd"
Don't forget there IS a treat IN store
for you at 7s30 p. Mrs. Lydia Lord
Davis VIII he the speaker
Tomorrow evening at The East Chi
cago CongreFga tHonal church the "
y. NJ 1 VIII hold their annual Thanks
giving service at 7s5a ~ ~. The whole
Of the opening service win be based
on the gard Psalm, including Meier
ren's setting which viii be SUNG by
the full choir Mrs Lydia Lord Davis
a speaker of international reputation
viii deliver the address The general
public Is invited to attend.
At the First Baptist church OF IN
diana Harbor tomorrow a live meeting
OF the Senior h. Y. l.. L. at $50 IS
assured. In addition TO regular and
special features there VIII be reports
from the rally held last Friday night
at Mishawaka. 4 largo delegation or
our society wns present ana a splen-
did time enjoyed. Come and hring
your ehum. "A Herald OF The cross
will be the theme of the sermon at
morning worship. II o'clock Sunday
school assemblies promptly at GAS,
with interesting classes for all. AN
Earthquake in Soul' VIII be the topic
of the address at evening worship. $50.
How much do you weigh In the scales
of Justice?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
MUNSTER

Add a RIVIERA photograph TO your
home for pleasure, happiness and con
tentment. IT is best. yet costs least,
our two WEEK PHONOGRAPH SALE.
now in progress. We deliver to your
home. and refund your fare. HOUSE
OF MUSCAT. Inc. 81 Broadway.
Gary. Ind. 10-5-4t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
BIG REPUBLICAN
MASS MEETINGS

Masonic Temple, East Chicago. Friday
mite. October 18th, 500 D. H. Come and
hear the Indiana Hsrbor Glee Club.
Indiana HaE-sor Headquarters Odd
fellows Temple, 342o Michigan Ave.
Saturday mite. October sth, 500 p. N.
Come and hear the HaTbor trio featur-
ing Miss Agnes Dolan OF Marks Sub
division and Jas. McAuslln.
TransyIvaniR Hall, Penn. Ave. and
Wasbin gtOn St, Indiana HarbOr. sun
day night, October 9th at p. John
X. Reppa and other able speakers 81
all these meetings.
Come and hear the true issues OF tao
campaign. Everybody welcome.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
Wassey's Pleating Shop

FMBRoIDERING, STAMPING, HEM.
STITCHING, BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING, BRAIDING.
RUCHENG, FANCY STITCHING.
OF STATE STREET. PHONE HAM
MOND 49S-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-08

why not buy a photograph now.
and let 1t be Rivera because ii is a.
good as any. and costs less Our TWO
WEEK PHONGGRARH SALE NOW
GOING OK. We deliver to your home
and refund your fare HOUSE OF
MUSCAT. Inc. Gary, Ind. le-5-4t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
D. Jaroslava Bene$e,

jehoz teesna hanka uozena a ponde 28 unora poedn
odpocinku hrbitove Highland Park.
Zejmena dekujeme Ct Radr Iidumil 49, c. P S, Dyo
Jan us 16 Lesniku Amey slan depuace pohTeb
zastupcm echze Janoukovi Chudobovi prosoveni M
vych feci posedniho lGzka zenuleho.
Ve diky projevujeme j. Prdchovi jeho vea utechy
pima mutku TAX hibitove pronena Dale de-
kujeme dam krasnych kvn kvetnafce pi Noskove
adne upravenl smutecnho pokoe kvetinami.
Nekonae dy vzdavame drah6 macce zesnuleho brafim
fe veeny soustrastny prov vem ktefi upeni nasem
mas tesi a soustrasti svo vsric nam vysli
Soueasne pine uznan vyslovume porobnikum Ant Nosek
Synove vzorne kazdem ohdu pecve vpaven pohfbu
Pmete vsichn dote pro mas vkonane nesona
e dky.
Vd6Gn
ANTOINE BENES, manzelka;
LILLE sYLVIE, ditxy BARBORA BENEs, matka MARIE LU
PNEK sestra; JOSEF, v1NCENC. FRANK, vAcLAv KAREL
brari; svakr, svanove a ostatni pfatele.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-02
UMRTl TENORISTY MACHA

V Olomouci zemfel popular
nj mistnl opernl pevec FIR
Mach, choralista domsky a Il.
fednik konsistofe. Ia 20-lete-
no pobytu v Olomouci uplatnil
Sc znamenite jako vykonna ST.
la v opernich produkcfch "Ze-
rotina", jsa Evan zejmena ma
opery Smetanovy do soused-
mich NEST moravskych. Pred
tim pdsobil ma mestskem diva
die v Plzni jako tenorista.
Tenorista Mach byl znam
ceske Americe. Pficestoval
pred lety S prvni hereckou w.
pravou S Ludvikem a Innema-
nem. Vystupoval Sc spolecnosti
ponejvfce v Chicagu.