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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. A. B. Minaker, of Boise. state
secretary OF missions, will preach at
IL a. m. and Rev. Butler will fill
the pu'Edt in the evening at $500
O'clock.
Sunday school at 10 a. m
b. Y. p. L. and Junior societies
will meet at p. m.
Miss Helen Crissman. national
field secretary for the World Wide
Guild will talk to the girls at the
church Saturday afternoon and even
ing. There viii be a banquet for
her at p. m, and she will speak
Immediately after the banquet. Miss
Cr-5cr,an will also speak again Sun
day morning.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
ENTIRE ECONOMY
TICKET ELECTED

There was little excitement mani
tested Tuesday at the city election,
and all the candidates on the Econ
omy Improvement" ticket were elect
ed. The number of votes cast was
not as Large as it should have been,
perhaps due to the fact that there
vas only one ticket in the field, or
At least only one ticket printed on
tne ballot. In all there were 526
totes cast, out Of 1876 registrations,
With a total of about 1900 voters
who could have voted If they had all
registered.
! The vote on the different capdi-
dates is given below:
Mayor-E. T. Peck, 425; A. B.
Stephens, 80.
Clerk. J. Quillin, 377; Roy S.
DeKay, 131.
Treasurer-Leon j. Chapman, 443;
Jack Stone, 40.
Councilmen 1st Ward-Cecil C.
Clarke 381, against r. e. Hansen
101; Edward Thoreson 443, no op-
position.
Counoilmen End Ward-W. F.
Bergman 44S, no opposition; Nofear
Davis 457, B. H. Alfred 21.
Councilmen 3rd Ward-H. B.
Kinney Ala, G. H. Smith 32: r. M.
Taylor 448, NO opposition.
Counilmen 4th Ward-E. l.. An
derson AL, Frank Hesse 20; John
j. Boyle 433, no opposition.
So the elected officials are: Mayor,
E. T. Peck; Clerk, j. j. Quillin;
Treasurer, Leon ]. Chapman; Coun-
cilmen 1st Ward, Cecil G. Clarke
Edward Thoreson; Councilmen End
Ward, w. F. Bergman, Nofear
Davis; Councilmen 3rd Ward, Fl. B.
Kinney, F. M. Taylor; Councilmen
4th Ward, E. L. Anderson, John ].
Boyle.
Wednesday morning the weather
was considerably warmer and more
pleasant, and some of the best
friends of the new city officials claim
it was due to the new administra-
ton.
Be that as it may, everything looks
mnistration. of the city's affairs by
ministration for the city's affairs by
the newly elected mayor and council.
They will all assume the duties of
their offices on the first Tuesday in
May, which is next Tuesday.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
MORE BASE BALL DISCUSSION,

At the Commercial club meeting
Thursday night of last week, base
ball was the principal subject up Tor
discussion, and the matter of using
the fair grounds for that purpose was
talked over, and a good deal of light
thrown on the subject from different
angles. 1t is the desire of everybody
TO have grass growing on that por-
|tion inside the race track, but in or
der to get grass growing there it will
have ito be diked and flooded with
water. This would make it imprac-
ticable to use it for base ball, or any
other sports. The foot ball inter-
ests, base ball interests and cavalry
interests were ELL represented, and
at the end of the deliberations it
seemed to be the consensus of opin-
ion that the ends of this tract of
ground be seeded to grass, and that
portion through THE center should
be left bare, to use for athletic
sports. Accordingly. committee
was appointed to meet with the
county commissioners and fair board
on next Friday and saturday, to pre-
sent the viewpoint of the CONNER
cial club to Those bodies, and they
finally decided 10 let them use this
ground for sports.
A committee consisting of E. M.
Kennedy, Frank Bergman and Pc
| ter G. Johnston was appointed to at
tend the Park to Park convention
held in Idaho Falls yesterday, re-
port of which convention will ap-
pear in next weeks News.
The committee which was a,ppoi MT
ed at the last meeting to revise a
letter which it was proposed to print
in pamphlet form and send broad
cast over the United States, advertis-
ing Bingham County, reported with
very nicely worded letter on the
subject of Bingham county's re-
sources and attractiveness, and Their
letter was approved.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday morning, next, after a SER
mon by the pastor, the Holy Euchar-
ist will be celebrated. In the even
ing Rev. j. Wesley Miller, of Good
ing College, will address flhe people.
The Epworth League is busy in
preparing for it's rally which occurs
May 3, when distinguished speakers
are to DE present.
At $50 will be a banquet supper
at $3.50 institute says stints, etc;
700, four-minute addresses; 1880,
institute pageant, and at s, mass
meeting for the young people. DR..
Dewey, of the Central Epworth
League office, and many others are
en- the visiting team.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.

On Monday Judge Good imposed
a fine of 500 on p. E. Farnsworth,
for bootlegging. The sentenced man
has not paid his fine and is confined
din the county Jail. 1t lis the inten-
ton to have this class of law break
ers do street work in future, and
ty somewhat.
Monday morning Maude Dodge
and Minnie Watson were brought
into court, charged with par1icipat-
ing in disorderly assemblage at the
home of the former Saturday might.
They entered a plea of not guilty,
and their case will be tried on May
2nd
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
GRIMM ALFALFA
AND COOPERATION
lBy B. F. Sheehan, State Seed Com.
missioner

missioner.)
Ten years ago the Springfield,
Sterling and Aberdeen sections of
Bingham County, Idaho, were moth
ing other than a portion of a typical
western, undeveloped sagebrush COW
cred country. 1t was the home of
the jack-rabbit and the ground squir-
rel. Today this same section is the
nome of some of Idaho's most pro-
gressive farmers. 1t is also the seat
of production of over fifty per cent
of the true-to-name Grimm alfalfa
seed placed on the market. And to-
day these growers are linked into
what gives promise Of being one of
the most successful cooperative mar
keting organizations in the west.
The farmers have not been satis
fed with the production Of a we'll
standardized product but have gone
ahead and organized what is to be
known as the Bingham County
Grimm Alfalfa Seed Growers Asso-
ciation-a purely cooperative non
stock non-profit, marketing associa-
tion.
With the ever increasing demand
tor seed of Grimm alfalfa in the
eastern and middle western states
there has been a like demand for a
certified and guaranteed Grimm pro-
duct. Too often one hears the state
ment, "there is more Grimm alfalfa
sold than produced." To protect
their industry the Grimm grawers
of Bingham county are going for
ward with an organization whose
membership will have to- account for
, the exact source Of their original
seed, agree to grow only Grimm alf-
alta seed (nO common allOwed), con-
form to set purity requirements, and
agree to allow the association ITO in
spect their fields during the growing
-season, supervise tIhreshing and mar
ket their seed for period Of five
years.
Proper marketing has been the
big handicap of these western grow
ers. This past season some of the
growers receive zoe Tor their seed.
Others obtained as much as soc, 40c
and SOC for the same grade of seed.
Also THE spread in price between that
received by the grower and which
the consumer paid has run as high
as 4Oo and SO C a pound. The grow
ers contend that this has lbeen too
great spread.
It is the contention of the Direc-
tors that the Association will not
only enable the producer and con-
sumer ito receive greater portion
of the middleman's profit but will
enable their association to place a
seed on the market that is guaran-
teed as ito quality, variety and
origin-Monday evening in Black
foot the local organization was COM
pleted, known as the Idaho Grimm
Alfalfa Growers, Association. Mil
ton Sapiro, of California, is the or
ganizer, and he comes to Idaho we'll
equipped with experience along that
line,
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION n.

The United States Civil Service
commission has announced an exam
ination for the County of Bingham,
Idaho, to be held at Blackfoo-. on
May 2Sth, 1921, to fill the position
of rural carrier at Pingree. Fur
ther information concerning this. ex-
animation may re had by consulting
the postmaster at Blackfoot.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
Lutheran Church, Blackfoot.
Sunday school at 10 a. III.
No services next Sunday.

teuHNns dL ~ d. Ill.
No services next Sunday.
A class OF six young people was
confirmed last Sunday forenoon and
admitted as communicant members
OF the congregation. Mr.. Fred Jen-
sen was also received as a member.
In the evening a confirmation re-
union was held. Al six O'Clock the
Ladies Aid served a luncheon in the
church .parlors with the confirmants
as guests of honor. At eight o'elock
the confirmants gave program in
the church, which was greatly en-
jOyed by all present.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29
NOTICE TO LODGES.

The News will be glad to publish
in each issue free of charge a one
inch card for each and every lodge
and fraternal society which is or
ganized in Blackfoot. If the secre-
taries of the various societies will be
kind enough to hand us the copy.
we will do the rest.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1921-04-29

Mrs. Katie Chapman, formerly of
Blackfoot, is visiting friends in this
city. This is Mrs. Chapman's first
visit here in the six years she has
lived in Twin Fails.
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SFW JERSEY-SEASHORR

SEA SHORE-For snle, biggest bargain on
good fsh .ng. l0-rOOm cottage with bath:
furnished. O bedrooms, large pnrchcs. un-
build; will sell. furnished 5000 Phone
Dickinson 22l3 ". or call l7l0 Porter st.
DESIRABLE COTTAGE-unobstructc view
Of ocean; $50 Brighton pliCe; garage; open
fire heater: completely furnished. Apply
owner S. W. corner Germantown and Sedg-
Icy avcs.. Germantown
$iOOO-FTRNISHED 4 bedrooms, bungalow;
modern; bath large lot WALDRUN. III
Asbury ave, Ocean CITY. n. j, - -
BOARDWALK CORNER; loan St. 90 IT:
sell or exchange G0ssom l5l =. 10Th 1t.
OCEAN CITY--0 rooms and bath: facing
oc"nn 55l2 Central ave,
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FOX CHASE

ARTHUR ET,--G rOoms, hati N shed;
pris. Sss'I ;slsS sst'A Dss4:i% isi isss 'f sss
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W. FORREST MAGEE
Impossible to Duplicate


SOUTHAMPTON. PA.
Impossible to Duplicate
Ten acres. with woodland and stream; best
soil. abundance OF fruit in variety; Colonial
stone dwelling, - rooms. all COM: splendid
berry: stable. garage poultry house: near
station and trolley: Old York road section;
IL miles from city Han; priced at $4,000
W. FORREST MAGEE
SOUTHAMPTON. PA.
81 DOWN. 81 WEEKLY buys perfect lot In
Lcnox- Fairfax; best located In PhiladrI.
phia. Land Title Trust Co. executes con
Gunday or anTSday 10 I p m take F"y
chase car 20 to ohi"c Cottman and oxford
ayc, L. Davis, agent, phone Fox Chase
lU4sJ.
MOST ATTRACTIVE semi.datachpd Etonr
and !nclos"d norch. lot 37i9 x@3O IT.. CON.
vrnlent to Park Prnna. r r. and trolley
lines J. {. FULLER 10 50. 18TH ST
TIMIutRLANDS-lGo acres orlg'l growth
lrasc, Sl2.5OO cash located Fulton County
Pa good roads. M"stn"y. 2O3 Lincoln lildr
II ROOMS. bath; all convruicnces; lot IOOy
275. chicken house. garden, fruit. gar
agn; 10000 lignry W. Davis PaoH. IA
SUMMER HOME, = acres beautifully To-
cated; hour from rroad ST station:
sa0oO: cost SIS 900. p 7Sl. ledger 0fIc'.
Building Lots. Foctory Sites, Etc
CORNER LOT. lDOx25, near Willow Grove
Pk.; hL.h ground. aO5l y, I'D. Tioga 337s
MAIN LINE
minutes from Broad st. station; Colonial
architecture; ! bedrooms. 3 baths ElrHga.
l.. N. IIUDEUT, 32i Real Estate Trust
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ATLANTIC CITY

ATLANTIC CITY (NurEatcI - heach-front
cottage. furnished, II rooms, baths and
EaraE,. lot hOxl%2; Trivatc entrance to
boardwalk, hUt-water heat, hot and cold
fresh and salt water, jerome Is. Jardclla,
1885 christian St, Phladelphia.
THREE STORY BRICK HOTEL. with stores
and restaurant, AZ bedrooms; corner prop
erty. opposite Reading Depot. - per cent
Investment; immediate sale and possession
to settle estate.
EDW. \. S"ANLON. 3 Segal RldE.
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CHESTNUT HILL
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TWO fine lots refined cottage sectioR 5Ox
100 viii consider used auto. good Cond-
tlon. In part payment no agents Address
Marshall. y. W. cor. Point and Pearls sts..
{ "a mdrn, y, ].
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

a.. suburb within the city where all
improvements have Tong been in
stalled. You can move into a neigh
borhood near clubs, churches, schools
and stores. Trolley and railroad con-
nection with city; close to auto
highways.
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6523 N. BROAD STREET
]. LEE PATTON


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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RIDLEY PARK

FOR RENT. during summer months. Ju5l
ID to October 10: nicely furnished homs
full location: old shade: convenient to trsII
and trolley. Phone Ridley Park A5i j.
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MARYLAND

A BEAUTIFUL home. near Royal Oak sta
tiop. Talbot County. Md. directly on tho
celebrated Miles River: q modern dwelling
OF IL rooms, ~ acres of land, abundant
shade: convenient to railroad, State road.
villages. churches and schools; crabs, oys-
in Maryland; should be seen to be appre-
ciated; price easoneble; terms to suit.
q. A. FERGUSON
ROYAL Oak. Talbot County. Nd. -
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FOR RENT-FURNIsupn
CHESTNUT HILL
BRYN MAWR
OYERBRaaK

FURNISHED. in Overbrook, a beau,ifui
room new stone house, with garage and !,
parlor; beautiful furn. a s1nsh1ns ho,u
blocks from trolley; 8433 Lebanon sxs
reference required and given: possession m,
J. Phone Overbrook 2447. '" 'sA
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MOUNT ROYAL

FOR SALE-va!uable 3-story corner gem
eral store property on main road: now
doing business: l3 miles from Philadelphia:
y trains daily: station / square from store;
churches ana school close by: must be seen
to know al J. MAGIIL. Mount Royal, n. J.
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YORK ROAD

~ THE NEAR York Road District. half
way between Olney ave. and Chetcn ave.
IL mast attractive suburban home; a real
bargain; recently put into finest condition;
miles up Broad II, from city Hall. By
automobile, or up York rd, by trolley; hand
Some brick semi-detached residence for
good sZod family or for converting into a
3-stoTy apartment house; IL rooms Including
bedrooms. elegant bathroom. I other rooms
and shed, electric lighting, double porch
lot 35xl3J; elegant lawn. Rhrubbery ana
garage space; very near Broad st. improved
total upkeep only S3S so per month: worth
10 rent. $50: entry Immediately.
Other houses for sale. also choice and
cheap building lots on very easy terms.
HOPE. Sr
1921 Nedro ave. Fern Rock. Ph. Wyo. Oit4
Note the address. foH yards east Of Broad
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE
VIRGINIA COUNTRY ESTATE

charminTiy. located, wonderfully developed
ely comprises a total Of BIG acres, coo OF
this perfectly deyeioped, residue wooded;
modernly equipped, located amin a fne old
grove and lawn; 4 other dwellinss; -spsolous
tate buildings we'll arranged and in keeping
with the estate; nne transportation facilities.
few moments drive to city and social center;
Viewpoint; this is a genuine value fol. dairy
ing, stock raising and general farming;
agriculturelly this season not less than 10
per cent net: one OF the noted places Of vir-
rjria. both socially and agricuitureliy; price
10 Include cattle, horses, farm equipment
Odd crops. t75. 000 on unusually liberal
terms: a most unusual offering: detailed
o"'" MORTON O. THALHEIMER
Country DEPARTMENT. Richmond. Va.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

NEW stone aud frame dwelling house: cleo
trio light. hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
large rooms and bath; lot G0xlG5 feet: well
located, and close to school; churches store
and station; will finance for n respons bic
purcha ser. For inspectlon amply to JEROME
3. JARDELLA. JR.. 1920 Chestnut st.
WILL. EXCHANGE $50, 600 equity in CEN
tral manufacturing building for clear
land, Investment houses or Atlantic City
hotel properties. 900. Ledger Oface:
FOR ENCHANGE--sao.O 900 equity, in CEN
you to ofrer? OO3. Ledger Office.
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BROWNS MILLS
LAUREL SPRINGS

FOR SALE-Have 4 lots on Spruce ave.
! - blocks from lake; splendid location
WM. {. YOUNG. '2GOl S 5sth st.
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LOTS ncur the river: waterfront privileges.
buatiaE bathing; must be seen to be APP
ureCmtod; easy terms; train Q" trolley IL
Croydon, straight road l. College Park, on
the d lawhre. W. r.. STERMER College
PrrI.. II. y. Bristol Pa.
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PITNIAN

FIRST $1,000 viii buy my furnished $4,000
property FOR $1,000; : rooms. eleC, gas,
bath laundry; LOT lOOXl2J: garden planted;
open Memorial Day for inspection. All
Grant ave-. just beyond the new ball field,
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PENFIEI u
RNDAI.
SOUTH .ARDNIORE

VERY attractive modern houses at reduced
prices, best location, large plots of ground
BIld on cas-. terms some with mortgages
Ilaccd; all near churches, stores, hiEh
schools and station: 10 inspect call or phone
W. :. Dav's. :" Ardmor~ ufACe at station.
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isl.I-i
anIn nL.lI 81.

NTH ST.. 400 S.--SO-ft. street; terrace
front: bedrooms, gas, electricity, steam
h.at. S7DOO. ha rgaIn.
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I.ASSDOWSE
COLONIAL DWELLING

i l5G owen ave: rooms tile bath. thor z
{ oughly modern and In excellent condi- Z
{ for INSPECTION. saturday. sunday and :
/: Monday. Henry :. Barker, 10 $. Lans- Z
Z down" ave. Z
mNTWn0mNnnlHgnnUrrrlln. Observation-Disclosures" aUIY iUIunr';
CORNER dwelling. 3-slOry brick house. con.
taip.Ig l3 rooms. = baths and attic: large
lot. ClCse to train. trolley and ali convent
PnCrs; Immediate possession; Will finance to
suit purchaser. JEROME B. JARDELLA,
Jr li?O Chestnut St
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CHELSEA

ANT cottage in Chelsea In exchange for
$4,000 equity in new stone house In over
ook section. y Ol6. ledger Office,
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PALMYRA

NEW FERRY now building across Delaware
River 20 TaCOny: elegant train and trolley
service TO and from Camden; buy now; new;
modern homes with large lots and fruit
trees only few left: prices and terms
20 suit J. DAVIS, Columbia ave. near
Franklin. Telephone Rlverton II NJ.
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WYNNEFIELD
22l6 N. SD STREET

Nwrrru 3.stury Georgian Colonial overlooking
EairmOunl Park; exceptional construction;
II minutes Cit% Han by motor; many special
features; must be seen to b. apprcc cc!ated.
Adolph B. Caspar &"Mn$ &%'h 4 aTs- Hsn"-
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STONE COLONIAL HOUSE. II rooms, near
train. on trolley line, about an acre OF
ground; old shade. fine fruit trees ali mod
Crn conveniences: garage and stable. Apply
Mrs. r. NJ. SNYDER, l42 Il. Third St,
MooreItown. n. J.
FOR SALE. Seaside Park. ~ j.. lot 5Ox
100; central location: below assessment
Mood 1920 w.
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SUBURBAN RESIDENCE-Sina-r frame
dwelling, 3 sleeping rooms: all cows: fine
location large grounds; fruit. asparagus
berries. beautiful shade trees; $1,000. ROBT.
+. RANKIN. Agent. Glenn av.. Laurel Sprgs.
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AVALON
AVALON, N. ].
BEACH HAVEN

cmrnor ist ave and 9th ST.: lot llOxllO;
only 10000 GARElI., 1913 $. l2th 1t,
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CYNWYD
ELKISS PARK

NEW COLONIAL DWELLINGS
hood nO-rs; reduced In price,
D. MCCORMICK & MCCORMICK
. lincoln lldg. or Elklns Park
OWNER must sell desirable now dwelling,
anancsd TO suit. p si3. LedseT ofnce,
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HUTTON, 3o4O Pine st.
DONALD V. REDDING

s34. 90 EACH MONTH: $500 cash: price
-Sb4OO: conYeyanCing and tItir Chargrs in
rluded. rebuilt homes; unequalcd In location
and price, sample h1usr 5GOo Pemberton
only 2 left OF S3.
PHILiP y. ARNOLD, 1901 Chestnut.
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{ ROY Don

lg-ROOM IIOCSE, with electricity. gas and
SUr,uGLed water; lot lO0N275 feet, rOHrrs
fruit garden, chicken house and Barage.
I'crwTn =. o. I,pN 5I7.
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TIOGt
MINT AIRY

msnt dwelling. ~ rooms ha tbs, modern,
possession, Apply John J. Crout, 1920
Chestnut ST
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REAL ESTATE-SALE OR RENT

IODINE AND YORK STS.-Cor. property:
good for shoe rerair or cigar store.
Wcyant. 5a2 W. Dauph!n.
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A REAL SACRIFICE

Ord English Queen Anne style home; II
rooms: NIL ConYenipnCos; surrounded by 2
acres of lawn; old shade and perennial
shruLbory flowers. tennis court. fruit. gar
don. stable garage. with Chauffeur's quar-
'srs: close to station: IL miles from City
Hall: old York road section; price $lo, 900
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R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE 4 building lots facing 3
streets in one of the best residential sec
tions of Germantown. will take bonds or
other hrstclass securities. + ST. Ledger
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HAEERFORD

BEACTIFCL EXCLUSIVE GWYNEDD
II rms. = baths; acres, old shad". garage
SIS. 600. Mcguire. North Wales. Ia.
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W. FORREST MAGEE
nnlIding Lot. F,ctory Sites. Etc
MAIS LINE

'ORNER LOT. lOOx25 near Willow Grove
PIX; hi"h ground. aO5l y, 22d. Tioga 337s,
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MOORESTOWS

STONE COLONIAL HOUSE. II rooms.
near train on trolley line about acre
of ground; old shade fine fruit trees: all
modern Convenicnces; garage and stable.
Apply Mrs. r. NJ. Snyder, 142 L. Third st.
AfOorestuwn, y. J.
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Observation-Disclosures
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othrrs $4,000 te $4,000.
brick and stone dwellings, md business
PLACE. J. WILLARD HOOPES E t.ansd ywne.
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HANERFORD-For sale. compact roomy.
liveable house; easy TO keep house up TO
date and clean: the four bath rooms were
furnished the owner would have them
for tho use Of his own family: the closets
and e.ectr!c lights were planned by his wife
as II for her own use; about acre OF
ground, in a convenient and desirable To-
Cality. with gear garage. Phone Ard
more Si5.