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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-15
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

Creditors are hereby given notice to
collect their bills from Jno and Mary
Such, who have sold their grocery and
meat market located at 1919, 150th st.
East Chicago, to Frank Protha and Juf
towe o. Brymski, within 80 days from
this date. October 31st. 10:31:11:15:29
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-15

BIDS, NOVEMBER 18th. 1921
WATER WORKS INTAKE AND DIS
CHARGE PIPE CONNECTIONS
SEALED PROPOSALS win be re-
ceived at the office Of the Board Of
Public Works of the city OF Hammond.
Indiana, until , o'clock D. m. Standard
Time. Friday. November 18th. 1921. for
furnishing labor material sheeting, all
appliances and doing ala the work Of
excavating, handling, pumping. laying
ana caullIing of a 50 inch cast iron
connecting pipe. about $50 feet between
the present so inch aud "a inch cast
IRON intake pipes at the Hammond Wa
ter Pumping station. located on the
shore of Lake Michigan.
ALSO the laying of "a inch cast
iron connection between the present
Sc inch and u inch discharge mains at
the Pumping station distance OF
about 60 feet
The connections TO the existing mains
shall be made without interference with
their continuous use.
PROPOSALS are also invited for two
AZ inch double gate valves and one 80
inch automatically operated valve.
Specifications aud drawings are on
nle at the office Of the Board of Pub
lie Works Of the City Of Hammond. and
copies may lie examined or obtained at
the Office of Mr.. John Ericsson. Con
sulting Engineer. Sc North La Sale
Street, Chicago. Illinois
A certified check or equivalent pay
able TO the CITY of Hammond. for a
sum not less than five 90 per cent of
the amount Of the bid shall be deposited
with each proposal as a guarantee that
the bidder viii execute contract for
the material and work at the prices bid.
4 non-collusion affidavit shall ac-
company the bid.
Bids VIII be publicly opened, read
and scheduled. and the contract awarded
as soon thereafter as possible.
The Board Of Public Works reserves
the right TO reject any and all bids or
to accept any bid should they deem it
for the interest Of the City of Hammond
SO to do
a. ]. SWANSON. Chairman
JACOB WIKER.
+. G DIETRICH,
Board Of Public Works
JOHN a. MALO.
C7erI. Wafer penartynert
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

" ANTET-Competent girl for general
housework. good home. good pay. $50
ingrahan ave. West Ham. 1i:14:3
WANTEp-6 girls TOR chocolate din
ping, experience nor necessary. l04
Drummer ave, Consumers Ice Cream
60 Hammond I1-l4.6
WANTEp-H ousekeeper, fun care ~
home and children. would consider
married couple. 5S1 Lyons St, Ham
mond 1878
WANTED Middle aged woman as
housekeeper to make permanent
home. Address B-S2. care Times, Ham
mond HIS
WANTETA-Coo woman preferred.
Union Lunch room. 140 Sibley street
Hammond 11.15.a
WANTED-14-16 years. Polish girl, as
sist doctors office must read and
write Polish DR.. D Moran, 4220 Calu-
met ave. phone 51S6 Ham 11:15:2
WANTED@S girls who can play piano
Cali o'clock. PIP Truman avenue.
Hammond 1l.15
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SPECIAL. SALE
Iil(fNtlftR.ApEfS
AND USED PIANO.

PH0N0GRAPHS
AND USED PIANOS
one slightly used Bauer piano. SIPS
SIPS
one slightly used Kimban s1oo
One slightly used NOSE, SIPS.
!, Seven siightly used pianos in splen-
did condition So TO $3.50,
Two used PLAYER pianos. just like
new. $3.50 and $500.
PHoNOGRAPHS
We have over $50 new phonograDhs
all makes which we were compelled to
send to storage at time of vacating
state street store. No reasonable offer
fused on any of same
81 slightly used monographs. SIS
to $50, these monographs retail at
from 1925 to $500
COLUMBIA MUSIC SHOP
Phone So Hammond 1t;15t2
FOR SATE=Afedium size round oak
stove. practically new, Al conditirr
900 Truman ave, Hammond. il:l5:2
CASH SPECIAL for WE'D
NESDAY, Nov. is, Large
Size Laundry Stove, $1,000
value. for S6.95. with this ad.
HAMMOND FURNITURE
co, J. Arkin, Mgr, 242 z.
State St. Hammond. ll-l'-l
FOR SALE3-One slightly used soft
coal heater. 4S1 Sibley street Ham
mond. 11;15.3
FOR SALE-One oak library table, one
gas plate. one medicine cabinet coo
Summer St phone 1851 Ham. ll:l5:2
TOR SAIE-Team harness and wagon
Cali Mrs. Skellinger. 1563-Y3 HAM
mond 11:f5:2
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FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms. SOC and
81 a day. Spring cots S5c Pv the
week, 81, So and So. Hotel Carleton
hammond 10:4:tf
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FOR RENT-Nicelv furnished front
downstairs rooms. private bath and
entrance, electric furnished. Call 424
Indiana ave. Hammond 1f.14.o
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ANTED-All kinds Of carpenter work
- do. Either small or large Jobs
47none 1875 or call 531 Michigan ave.
hammond 1913
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WANFED-Care of confinement cases
by practical nurse. Address side en-
trance Of 1S5 Indiana ave. Ham. 1875
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms for light hskpg. Phone 2O16
Hammond 1f.1t-x
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WANTED-Work BY boy of IA years.
after school and Saturdays and sun
dav if necessary. Phone 3G40 Ham
mond 11:15
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inexperienced stenogra pher Will work
for small salary. Address B-S1 care
Times. Hammond. 1I:15
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FOR RENT nice clean light hsllrs
rooms cheap. at 81 per week first
Tat 80 Walter st, Hammond. 11:14:2
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FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-150 uncalled for Mems
Suits at SO and up. Lesser's Loan
Bank s5 State st. Hammond 6o-tt
UNCALLED FOR OVERCOATS So
and up. Lesser's Loan Bank. 65 State
st, Hammond. 9;29:tf
PLUMBING & HEATING
FIXTURES.
We carry a complete lire of new and
used bath and laundry tubs, sinks. wash
basins and toilets boilers. radiators
pipe and fittings. VIII install.
J. O. DONALDSON
2S7 Sibley st, Hammond I'LL
FOR SALE-Hardware store, stock and
fixtures. old established business. 48O6
Olcott ave, East Chicago. 10:17.tf
FOR SALE-Cheap TT White Enamel
iron bath tub. new only s25. Royal
r Clinton. East Chicago. 10:17:tf
FOR SALE@Tce cream parlor and deli
catessen store. doing good business.
located at 977 Calumet st. reason for
selling leaving city Ham. 1o:2stf
FOR SALE-40 inch Marmot fur coat,
medium size excellent condition. 5000
when new. Address NJ. M care Times.
Hammond 11:3
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~ r FENT-Steam heated light house
Keeping rooms. newly decorated IN
quire ~ Logan st. Ham. 1O:24:tf
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FOR RENT or front rooms for
hskpg.. heat gas and electric furn-
lshed 222 Plummer ave. Ham. HAP
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FURNISHED ROOMS

WANTED-Lady wants work BY the
day. Phone 1s16-W Ham. 11:15
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED = English speaking. first
class laundress would like to wash
ny day or take washings home Mrs
N2gel. $50 Kenwood ave- Ham. 11:11.S
ANTED-Situation as office mana
Ger. where ability and hard work
s~itl be amply rewarded. Write ESQ.
care Times. Hammond II
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WA\TEI@FamiIy Washings TO do
work guaranteed. 729 Claude street
Hammond 1l.l5.2
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FOR RENT room fat furnished or
unfurn. Inquire 81 State St NJ
GreenbergeT. Hammond. 11:14:5
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS - Our
stock OF repair parts. covers most any
MAKE or truck; BetZ Motor Truck Co.
-
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~ Y IoFlLI IINNIJ~
one slightly used Bauer piano. SIPS.
One slightly used STRAUBE piano,
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AUTO ELECTRIC WORK

Thone Hammond 1N57-W 11:I1:6
WE HAVE a few used batteries for
sale cheap; Lauer Battery Service.
mond e79
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-15

Five room bungalow on south side
3715 fit. lot terraced and sodded, fence
in the rear. Oak floors and gum wood
finish throughout attractively decora-
ted beautiful electrical fixtures an
built-tn features Full seven foot base
ment with laundry coal bin, fruit cell
lar and furnace. Price $4,000 with only
$500 TO $500 cash, balance like rent
GOSTLIN, MEYN & HASTINGS IL
on Holman. corner of State. Open
evenings phone 140 Hammond 1l.15
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FOR SALF-A snap a room bunea-
low. modern, tile bath. hardwood
trim. fire place. TT. basement kitchen
cabinet laundry tubs, 80 # lot and
garage. west of Harrison Park. For
uuick sale, $4,000 Terms. Phone 3402
Hammond 11:15:2
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Eight room
house. electric light. gas and furnace.
20 Torrenee ave. Hammond 1l:12, ,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30
MRS. LOCKETT ADAIR is
NOW RESIDING IN LUBBOCK

Mrs. Lockett Adair, wife Of the
celebrated evangelist, who is well
known throughout the United States
for his great revivals, is in the city,
and will reside here the balance Of
the summer for the benefit Of her
health. She was accompanied by
her family which consists of Messrs.
Elmer and Jack Adair, and Misses
Willie and Virginia Adair. Their
home is at Lone Oak, Texas. Mr..
Adair, as usual, will spend the great
er part Of his time in meetings dur
ing the summer months. Many Of
the people Of Lubbock will remem-
ber Mrs. Adair, she having been
here with her husband some years
ago, when he held a months meeting
in Lubbock. Her older son Is re-
preventative Of S. & II. Green Stamp
Company. and spends good deal Of
his time in Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30
!. Y. Commissioner
OF Health Opinion
About Tobacco

What are the facts about tobacco?
II safe 90 use III
II have certain convictions regard
z this matter. The first is this:
ITobaceo is capable Of producing
sitive harm 10 the immature and
veloping body. II has too power
Il an effect upon the heart and the
rvous system TO justify any other
inclusion.
Therefore tobacco presume we
e discussing smoking alone
ould never be used under the age
20.
Whether il may be safely INDUCED
after 20 depends upon the indi-
lual and. how il is used.
Everyone knows that the danger
tobacco les in the contained mic
'ne. There is said to be enough
,otine in one cigar TO Kill 100 rab-
3.
Combustion decOmposes nicotine
renders it harmless Unless the
p nbustion is complete this desirable
| is not attained.
ll.et US apply this test 20 the var
! methods Of smoking:
r'he pipe offers every facility for
ting the tobacco. The saliva flows
gravity down the stem into the
Countless matches are neces-
ITO keep up fire in the soggy fuel.
.dless to say, perfect combustion
apostolic unless the pipe is kept
"a and dry.
ne last third Of the cigar be-
Is soaked with the saliva. Nat
Ipiy il won't burn readily. There
the butt" Of a cigar may be
nfnl, because its nicotine will
be burned away.
:he cigarette is paper-covered. Its
nature and makeup are con-
We to dryness and Of necessity
whole outfit burns readily. Es-
o ally if smoked in holder to keep
saliva away from the tobacco,
, cigarette is more likely to develop
iert combustion than IS any other
IN Of smoking material.
~ pipe or cigarette were other
on equal footing the cigarette
!, uId bear away the palm. But too
ny users Of cigarettes inhale the
oke.
There can be no compromise here.
1aling tobacco smoke Is harmful to
-alth, and in my opinion the prac-
. shortens life.
: The moderate use of dry tobacco,
treated as to remain dry till the
e reaches IL, and smoked without
halstion will do little harm TO
.althy adults. II Is such a depres-
int and has such an effect upon the
,mpathetic nervous system. how
,er, that certain vital functions are
IL tobacco is habitually and
used In middle age. At
lis time Of life one must choose be-
seen the greatest possible alertness
function and the joy and solaee
the weed.
Lastly, let Il be remembered that
,bacco smoke Is n tangible and
Iaterial thing. II is just as real as
ust, and just as irritating to the
'embrsnes Of the head. throat and
Ings.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30

Royce Mickey, Of Canadian, was
in Lubbock last Friday looking for
a farm location. Mr.. Mickey stated
tha, he was on deal for a farm near
Piainview, but did not like that as
we'll as this part Of the country, and
after the deal fell through there he
decided 20 come 10 Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30

Henry Payne, who shot himself
twice in an attempt to end his life
on June 10, Is reported as being in
a critical condition, and according
to reports from the sanitarium where
he is being cared for, the wound
will prove fatal.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30
Towels;sShee

14x26 Huck Towel
ders, II for -----
1896 inch Huck Tc
$500 Linen Towels
20x3S Turkish Tow
S-4 Seamless Sheets,
Wide Sheeting, any
yards for --------,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30

Joe Boyd. a pioneer Of this city,
who has been IN local sanitarIum
for tie past two weeks - getting
along rlesly. which viii BE- good news
20 his many friends
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30

J. u. Brasea. Of LittleAeld. Tex
ss. Vas here Monday and placed ~
osler for stationery, for his gsoeery
store at that place. lie was also dis
tsihusing advertising literature fof
the Second Of suly celebration,
which they are planning for thai
place.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30

The Avalanche and the Dallas
semi Weekly News Tor ons year,
se.2s. This Is a splendid eombin.
alton for the farmer and the rursl
subscriber. sbu
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-06-30
First
Monday
July 4
We'll Celebrate by Holding Il

"A most sensational and interesting story Of what dollar
tons featured here Have You ever seen such wonderful
thing possible in the way Of saG6cng seasonable mercand
termination to make this the greatest Dollar Day in the hs
store completely from the minute the doors open in the mor
are interested in genuine economy you should not miss this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

Bu.ine-. Properties and Store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

The winning line for Jacks jingle
No. SO was selected by the captains
end lieutenants OF the campaisn TO
raise $50 900 for the Speech. Reading
Club at 1905 Locust street. A photo"
graph OF them and their names appear
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SOUTH ARDMORE

HOUSES OF all sizes and prices along Great
Ardmore tIOlIcyi some with mtges. placed;
before huying 500 our very attrac, offerings.
Wal $ DAVIS, office az station,
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NEW JERsEY--suBURBAN
SUIT SANATORIUM

BROWNS MtLLS-IN- -THE-PINEs
IS rooms and 2 baths. living and sleeping
porches. h.-w. heat. cleo; fireplace: / acre,
rear the lakes and pine woods; photo etc
PETERS 4 son. .Gos CHESTNUT ST. .PffIt.A
DANDY bungalows 3 and rms si4SO and
sl97S. at beautiful Bridseview: big corner
lots: little cash and easy terms: river road
noon or write BARTLETT. Bourse.
SUBURBAN HOMES in Audubon, coIlinss.
wood. Haddonheld. Haddon Helshts. Msr-
500. RALPH MARTS, 1885 Kenwood ave
Camden. Phone 21a5 T. '''
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CLIFTON HEIGHTS
ELKISS PARK
GLLSSIDE
INSGIIORSE
MEDIA

4 r,IHr property In Langhorn-; large house
y al ConyenienCraJ, also garage, Apply,
"a " Maple ave, Langhorne. Pa.
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Let's Haze a Race

Ho, Ho, Ho! Here's a
question! ! Who can write bet
ter Jingle lines. boys or girls?
Ruth Oliver, who lives out in
Rose Valley, writes: "I am
glad that the girls are winning
cause for while It seemed
as il the boys would win them
all" Just for fun Jack Jingle
counted and found out that so
far seventeen boys have won
and twenty one girls. Let's
have n race. One week from
today-that'll be Tuesday
let's see who's ahead! Every
body ready? Let's go ! {!
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The Courage Squad

=, Attention! Right face! Forward
March See emp They arc the bows
and girls who belong to the couraas
squad. Every mail 10 bringing in mora
leIters from jinslers who think it's not
a bit brave. to get DISCOURAGED lust bes
cause they haven't won.
Kenneth Portsrleld. biBy Chestnut
street, the little boy who sent In AZ
many singles before he won, ought 10
be captain In the COURAGE squad don't
you think so7 Here's his letter;
want to thank you for the obscL
think that talking OF the courass
SQUAD ] have boen u sticker, az I hsSe
answered every Jingle from the start"
And here's Thomas Quinn. l74b Sen.
viva street, He ought 70 be a captsI
100, for, he's answered thlrty-nine jin.
ElsS. He hasn't won yet and still he
isDt discouraged. He wrote n vsrv
clever little poem telling Just why he
And please Just read these names and
then salute, for here are some more
soldiers who have written in 10 ask ~
they can enlist IN tho courage squad:
Marson. Roslee Truitt, Alice Geller'
Dora Strauss. Clair Gilmore. Freda
Blackburn, Clara Goldburn, Gertrude
y, Rorks, Louis Diokman. Josephine
Dougherty and Elizabeth Haas
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STORE AND DWELLING
900 N. Goth st. rooms and large store
Goth and Lansdowne ave-, business section
price $500: immediate possession.
II. $. MILLER, 1852 y. 62d st.
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NEW JERSEY FARMS

HARD TIMES L. a great teacher; Il 10 teach.
ing you to got a little farm Of your own.
cut your wages, lock you out or starvs you F.;
get ono before y Is too late; snres OF fruit.
ful land splendid markets. climate. roads:
Farm. near Mays Landing; only $780, d
weekly; send for map. GILBERT q oCAt-
RICHLAND. N. J,--Fiye desirable country
properties; reasona bic pricss: easy terms;
write for particulars. Rex Bennett.
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NINE ACRES
STONE BUNGALOW

IL rooms. . baths; INV. heat. clecty; gas
Kitchen; large stone fireplace: garage: poultry
house. nnn lawn. orchard, garden; 10 miles
from Broad 81. Station; carly pose. -
c y. PETERS son. COS - -HESLNLL 81:
DFAv,TIFCI, spot for summer, camp or
resort 80 acres: timber for building rustic
cottages; high country view: creek ,D,n1 snd
,ainoua enough 10 he enjoyahe price Se500.
ADDRESS d. +. DAVIS. Lewis6urg Pa.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
pENNaYIyANIA FARMS

ONE OF the finest country estates near Phila-
railroad ststioni 1se acres, includins 10
house with ali improvements. including pool.
room, sleeping pcrcses. ETC.. farm man. man
Jane. stanchion stalls for cattle. osttie sta.
bies have cork brick foorins,. entilators
house cost $1,000 In 1920; garage; larse
house and other buildings: prop
sale at sac, ,ooo;0 Immediate possession.
II. J. DAqER.
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floor.

MANUFACTURING PLANT
substantially constructed brick building
ner property. on lot 100000 ii IL. 900 sauS r,
feet on one. two and three floors: nea,
and electricity. p o. Box 4o1. Trenton,
N. J.
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Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floor,


ONERBRCoK dlstrlct-Modern 2-aty. cor.
for salc; 1900 so. n. floor space; suitable
tor factory, stor'Ee house laundry or garage.
Adolph d, Carpar Goth and Lansdowne ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

This 11s.acre farm is Just right for man who
over Penna. r. r., 12-acre timber lot: "a
room stone house: large bank barn. Full de-
tails page 28 Now Catalogue, through
REESE Z LINDERMAN, 9 q. c. Airy st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

A FARM BARGAIN
90 acres, in q high state Of cultivation; only
station, stores. school. churches. stc stone
woodland. never-failins stream; necessary
outbuldinss in good repair; price $4,000
w ". pFS5aGRs pFFSo5aRGRsEsT Ss MAaEp, sou,hampton. Pa.
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Jacks POStOmce

Loads OF little boys and girls had no
single about Sue and the dishes. Dor
othy Feldman, Of 1925 North Fitty-nrst
street, said; "oh, Jack, / almost for.
dishes myssif, I guess I am Just ike
that littis girl Sue. only I'm Dorothy"
Today's Jingle II about a little girl
who doesn't like TO practice her music
lesson. Wonder II any boys or girls
know anything about THAT
All answers TO today's jinsle MUST
he In this Office by 9 o'clock THURSDAY
evening.
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REAL EsTATE-sALg OR RENT

CITY
CoBBS CREEK PARKWAY
Thoroughly modern 2-story Groom ana bath
porch front dwelling.
HORACE II. FRIrz. Tia Walnut at.
PENNsYLvANIA-sUBU
WYNNEFIIsI.D
242l N. btTH ST.--Very attractive modern
residence. 8 rooms. 2 bathrooms, sun par
lor. hot-weter heat. electric light; excellent
condition: large lot.
JOHN 3. MAGEE
Real Estate Trust Bldg Tel Walnut $3.50.
NEW JERsEY-sUBuRBAN
SPRING LAKE, NJ J., in beat residentia
section, within 2 blocks from beach: frame
dwelling. suitable boarding. house; could be
for season as is 5000. MERCER, zoe W.
29d st. Now York, N. Y.
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GER MASTOUN
$4,000 TO $4,000

A very few modern dwellings. Of tho finest
construction in the choicest locations, are
offered on favorable terms; these are not
miscellaneous listinSs, but selected properties
OF full value; particulars upon request
MAURAN, DOLMAN & co.
y. z. CORNER BROAD & CHESTNUT Sis.
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NEW JERSEY-sEAsHORE
LONGPlRT

open fireplace furn. large lot: sSoo I'm
sutton ll2 s. 10th Phila., or Mccoy. Long.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

COLoRED BUYERS
18TH ST. NEAR MARKET: s rooms and
bath: $500 cash.
CARPENTER & WILSON
s2d and Market sts.
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CJ,FNiENTON

=
BUNGALOW. on Berlin road near Smith,
terrace. Apply III s. Sth St. Phla.
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O4oa n nth sr.-tn.rn dlt, dwf lot 6oS
Ig3, near train and TROLLEY: ownbT leaving
City. sacrifice. SHIELDS. $500 York road.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05
OVERLOOKING NORRISTOW1N
ON GERMANTOWN PIKE
SO ACRES

A eombinstion of sentleman,s country place
derfuli 11-room stone house, bath, heat, etc.
Full Details page 43, New Catalogue, through
REESE q LINDERMAN. T.. G. Airy st..
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TNCONY

ATTRACTIVE new houses, $500 block Van
rage pr!v 500 cash and 81 +si5 per day for
YEAR and house Is deed"d 70 YOU; sale price
S4GOO or $40 pr mo. rent. J Harry Olr"r,
agent, on promises. Phone IaG0ny 1904 i-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-05

,,s ssmS a. 'he rules Tor the srown-sS
i'm Ticks contest on PsEs 2. Oct some
member OF your .family--or your sonoss
.sseher--to explain them to you ans
then you will not make mistakes,
Be sure to address your snswet -
the postoffios boz number that 70 rvss
In the coupon each day.