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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16

Automobile License
Isaac Page, Abilene, Maxwell road
ster.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
A BIRTHDAY LETTER

p Sometimes IT u q little tning that
makes q man happy. We think
wealth and power does it-but 1t
does not often. One Of the leading
politicians Of Kansas Ii wealthy,
powerful and presumably gets his
happiness out Of those things. But
not long ago he showed. another side
to his life. At q dinner party ne
took q guest from the table and wan
dered with him to the parlor, ex-
hibiting .scne paintings Of which ne
was proud. He was complimented on
his beautiful home. -
1--WE are a. rather happy family,
he remarked, though now my chil-
dren are seattsfed{ had birthday
last week-my ffty-second. And
had the finest birthday present in all
nv life." he went on. 81 think you
would appreciate i'll carry 1t with
me and expect to until 1t is worn
out"
BE took from his, pocket a little
leather case ana fronf q. as ~ n, sere,
] precious thing, letter. Holding II
tenderIy, he explained: 4
sfa-t-e gaT
s'1ou know my son Franki He was
Graduated from Cornell two years
seD-a great. hearty youth; took
llfiefic prizes ana all finland
crme home as unspoilsd a. child.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-06-16
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Supday Vune IL, Cndssl "
Enterprise was driven TO the City
Park at Abilene where he was agree
ably surprised to be met by about
sixty Of his reiattves who had gath
cred there with well filed baskets to
celebrate his birthday. AL present
greatly enjoyed the picnic dinner and
pleasant afternoon together. Those
participating In this enjoyable event
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. lssitt and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Issitt, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Issitt Of Enterprise;
Mr.. and Mrs.. Geo. Richardson and
family, Mr.. ana Mrs. ThOs. Issitt.
Mrs. Mary Issitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. X.
Issitt, Miss. Minnie Issitt, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. H. Issitt and daughter. ME-.
and Mrs. Chester Issitt and fanny.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Hoffman and son
Of Abilene: Mr.. and Mrs. ed 6toher
and family of Detroit, Mr.. and Mrs,
Clarence Stoffer Of Talmage, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. ]. Jahnke Of WOodbine, Mr..
and Mrs. Karl Londeen and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Nelson Of Navarro.
Lucier- Green
Miss Julia Lucier, daughter OF Mr..
P. o. Lucier Of this city, and Mr.. Leo
Green of Salina were united In mar
rage at the Roman Catholic church
at 8 o'clock this morning, Rev. Thos.
O'Reilly officiating.
The attendants were Miss Flor
ence Medley, who was bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Quinn Green Of Salina.
brother Of. the groom, who was best
man.
The bride wore white suit, grey
shoes and a grey picture hat. Her
cOrsage bouquet was Of roses. Miss
Neeley was dressed in pink and wore
q pink hat Of the same material and
q corsage Of pink and white flowers.
Following the ceremony the we'd
ding party went to the home Of the
bride where the wedding breakfast
was served.
After short trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Green will make their home In Sail
ma. They have the best wishes Of
their many friends.
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KANSAS NEWS BRIEFS

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Larned--Plans have been made for
the organization Of Country. club
here. The plans include an organi-
zation Of fifty members and an orig
inal contribution i Of between $10.-
900 and 100000.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Headquarters for the Springfield dis
trict Of the Missouri Baptist General As
sOciation have just been established in
Spring6ela-and will be in charge Of The
Rev. L. II. Naples, field secretary. The
district comprises thirty counties in
Southwest Missouri. The headquarter.
also will be the Office for d. H. Hover.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07
NEWS OF THE STATE


The Board of Directors Of the Fedora
Reserve. Bank Of ST. Louis have re-elect
ed the following officers TO serve during
1921: F,
David c. Biggs, governor; DIN NJ
AiIebey, deputy governor; J. C. Me
Conkey, secretary and counsel; ]. W
White, cashier; A. H. Haill, J. W. Rink.
left. W. H. Glasgow. S. F. Gilmore, E.
C. Adams, and F. N. Hall, assistant cash.
iers. The Board also reelected Z. ].
Noyy, as general auditor and L. H. Bail.
ey, H. L. Trafion, A. Z. Debrecht. l. A.
Moore, c. E. Martin and E. |. Nowotny,
as assistant auditors.
F. o. Watts, president Of the First
National Bank Of St Louis, was re-eiect-
ed TO represent the Federal Reserve Bank
Of St. Louis on the Federal Advisory
Council during 1927.
John G. Lonsdale, president Of the Ma.
tional Bank Of Commerce in St. Louis.
who was recently elected a Class A di.
rector by the member banks in Group /,
took his seat at this meeting.
l. NJ. Stewart has been reappointed
assistant federal reserve agent.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Whole Beeis, No. 20
Kash & Harry Grocery. adv
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Dawson Preserves, lib or -. .20c
kash & Harry Grocery. adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

State Banking Commissioner Enrighi
has notified Governor Gordner and Gov.
ernor-elect Hyde, who will take Office
next Monday, that he des ires TO be re-
lieved from his position as soon as Hyde
can obtain successor TO him. Enright
was appointed in April, 1917, by Gov
ernor Gardner for a four-year term. ex-
piring next April He is a Democrat
and Banker in St. Joseph.
Hyde said he would offer the posi-.
lion to Republican State Chairman ]. C.
Hughes of Macon, who is a banker there.
1t is no, known that Hughes will accept.
He is understood to be entertaining an
offer from at least one St. Louis bank to
establish himself in St. Louis as a bank
official. The State Banking Commis-
sioner is paid $500 year.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Hamilton Dawes, Of New York. lefl
yesterday for Marshall.
l. w. Corder returned to his home al
Waverly yesterday.
F. A. Blain returned yesterday to his
home in Gallatin.
Mrs. B. W. Frye left yesterday for St.
Louis.
Mrs. r. f. Thurston left today to visit
her daughter. Mrs. ota Bsllew in Clark.
J. NJ. Jones returned to his home in
Hallsville yesterday.
r. H. Mcknight, who has been visit
ing H. c. Malo, went to Chicago today.
E. II. Jackson, Of Bloomington, ILL.,,
went to Hallsyille today.
X. II. Subleti left today for Texafkana.
Tex.
F. l. Walker went to Hallsville today.
on business.
Miss Leona Brown went to Ceniralia
on business today.
John r. Barkwell went to Browns TO-
day on business.
Lee Jones left today for Quincy, H..
where he is student in a business col
lege.
Thomas White Of Moberly, who has
been visiting his cousin, Shett White,
returned to his home today.
Miss Frances Hunt, who. hss been
spending the holidays with her p,Ienis,
returned to Smith College today.
II. II. Tyrell Of the Eichler Heating
Company in ST. Louis, who is in charge
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Of the heating plants in Parker Memorial
Hospital and Jay II. Neff Hall, left to-day
to obtain supplies.
Lieut.. l. l. Cocker, who has been
here examining the Columbia recruiting
Office. has returned to ST. Louis.
Miss Morsena Johnson, studen. al
Christian College, left yesterday for
Mexico, Mo.
Mrs. o. W Boutwell, left yesterday
for Hamilton TO attend the funeral Of
Mr. Boutwel's father.
Cecil Jacob, who has been visiting his
mother. returned to his home in Kansas
City yesterday.
E. NJ. Jennings, who has been visiting
his family here, returned to Troy yes
ierday.
Z. II. Davis, who has been spending
his vacation at home. left yesterday for
ST. Joseph to re-enter the veterinary col
lege there.
Miss Elizabeth Potts. head Of the art
department Of Christian College, has re-
turned from Chicago, where she spent her
vacation.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

The automobile department Of the Sec.
retsry Of States Office is preparing for
the annual distribution Of automobile
license plates. The plates for which re-
quests are already beginning to come in,
will be mailed out about January Is. The
license plates will form a large portion
Of the mail from Jefferson City for sew
eral weeks. The distribution will then
be light, only few thousand being IS
sued each month after February.
The number Of automobile plates
which probably will be issued in 1921
has been placed at $4,000. Nearly 300,-
600 we're distributed in 1920, this being
an increase of about $1,000 over the 1919
fotal,-snd it is upon this basis that the
State prepared for the 1921 registration
of motor vehicles.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07
THE CALENDAR

January 7-8-BaskethaIl, Missouri vs..
Ames. 2
Jan. l2-European Student Relief Ben
eft in the University Auditorium at 1880
p. m.
Jan. l2-European Student Relief
Benefit in University Auditorium, 1880
p. m.
Jan. l7-2l-Farmers' Week.
Jan. l8-Poultry show, Boone County
Poultry Association.
Jan. .l9. 20-Musical revue, "Tbs Pass
ing Show" auspices Of St. Mars Guild
Jan. l9, 20, 2l-Meeting of the Mis-
souri, Farm Bureau Federation.
January l9-20.-Musical revrs. "The
Passing Show" auspices St. Marys
Guild.
January l8-Poultry Show-Boone
County Poultry Association.
January l9, 20, 2l.-Meeting Of Mis-
souri, Farm Bureau Federation.
February ll-l2-Ad Club Carnival.
Dawson Preserves, lib or -. .20c
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Mcclure Of Arrow Rock Doctor Nc.
CURE is former student Of the UHiver-
sity Of Missouri. The suit hinged on an
automobile accident on the Sante Fe
tail near Boonville about a year ago.
The court required Doctor Mcclure to
pay the costs Of the suit Doctor Nc
CURE was in Columbia Wednesday at
tending the Old Trails meeting.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Joseph C. Upton, formerly editor Of
the News here and well known through
out newspaper circles in Southern Mis-
souri. who had been missing for the last
two days. was found dead Tuesday in the
attic at his home. where he had hanged
himself. Financial reverses are the only
reason given for his suicide.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

ton, field evangelist for the district; the
Rev. John r. Killian, Greene County mis-.
sionary for the association; DR.. E. l.
HuckeII. field man for the Southwest
Baptist College at Bolivar; Miss Fern Z.
Gates, secretary Of the woman's work
of the district. the Greene County Bap-
list Mission Board and the Baptist Con-
ference.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

The Kansas City Court of Appeals has
upreld a lower court decision on dam
age suit brought against DIR. Paul V. d.
Broka~, OF St. Louis by DR.. Morris s.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Golden Glow peaches, sliced .l5c
Kash & Harry Grocery. adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

Peaches, yellow clings, GAL. .sllO
Kash & Harry Grocery. adv.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1921-01-07

MurdOck ApricOts, l gal ..... .8Oc
hash q Marry Grocery. adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
Jack s Jingle Box

TO play in the hay when they
m0w. Paul T.. DoughrrIy. GI5
Ford street, West Con>hohorhrn,
Pa. Age, nine.
TO 90 barefoot and hear chirk
rns crow. Jack Callahan. I9lG
Chestnut street Age. twelve.
TO pick beans in blue jeans. row
on row. Harry fcurn~idr, %OIG
Norrh Reese street. Age. twelve.
Get up, Dobbin! Whoa. Dob.
bin. Whoa" Marie Plug Fcldcl.
7@G West Norris street. Age,
eleven.
The country that's quiet and
slow. Paul Mausrll, 53ON War;
rem street. Age. eight.
TO catch the cat fish. Oh, Min,
Oh. Evelyn COrtS, Wynrotc, Pa.
Age, eleven.
10 follow the men aS they SOW.
Elizabeth brennan, Wavrrly road,
GIrnsidc. Pa. Age. eight.
TO ride DObbin. who's kind AMI
logs slow. Helene Ellison, 15T
Ipyrring street. Age fourteen,
To watch the old windmill turn
slow. Sumner Patterson, Bryn
Mawr. Age thirteen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
Observation-Disclosures

35l4 y. 22D-Modcrn. II rooms. baths
hot.wnter heat. LLOND. IA Walnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

Particularly well adapted for
store and apartments, or club
house only slight alterations
needed; reasonably priced; easy
terms.
Sec Oiir N. HiuJrru,i,r
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NIFRION

..D'osIE nrl.-huut r,sIdnnc". urur ST.
.'.n n.ru pIuul.I, over ,.u .rr. uII shade
- r...Ir.ur..s. 3 baths sh', ping Iurrh b.llt.,
....'u. "..,frN,rt arl -" hnt-"a''r hrrr
..,. a, @..rIy~ Dr .rr so. .UUU. 'rIU.. To sar
I'N lti N,'.Iuu. r..
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s SAcres-Devon-$l5, 900

Stone house, 13 rooms. h W. heater: modern
plumbing brick fireplace; stable; . poultry
houses. with runs; spring house: stream;
ILrEp r. { ~ . SHt Inu t'it LrS'r>, iTT u, i,iGfr a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
Llanercl

stone detached residence; 10
rooms; 2 acres; 2-car garage;
shade and fruit trees; built to
order for present owner who Is
moving West; will sacrifice; can
be financed.
See our Mr.. DdriCS
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Riverton, N. J.

ipeilghtful Colonial residence over
LOOKING the beautiful Golf Course
or the Riverton Country club I6
rooms and 5 baths. Garage and
staple -, exceptionally large lot
we'll laid out and artisticallv
planted. Both house and grounds
in fine condition. Well financed
See our 1tr. COODCr
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Suitable for Institution

Church Road Section Of Glenside.
Large stone dwelling Of 90 rooms {;
gardeners cottage of 6 rooms: ga
rage for several cars; grounds
contain Sla acres: high location {:
offered at very low price for quick
sale.
See our Mr.. DduieS
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Germantown

An English style residence Of ex-
Ceptional charm containing living
room, library, dining room, etc. s
large airy bed-Chambers. sleeping
porch, baths. Absolutely mod
crn Gear garagc-largc lot. A
delightful home in "A restricted
neiEhborhoOd at a reasonable
price.
Sec our Nr. J. Il. Butter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
WISE ADVICE TO HOME-BUYERS
Germantown

Fine detached all-stonc residence {:
reception hall, living room. dining
room, tea room, kitchen. laundry.
laN. . pantrieS I'd. fir 4 cham.
bers. 3 tiled baths. sleeping porch {:
3d f1r.-G chambers, . baths: elec.
hardwood floors. hot water heat I;
immediate possession.
Pre-War Price to Close Estate
Sec oiIr MT. Hidcrmycr
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Devon

claiming stone residence in FIRST
CLASS condition. ~ rooms. , baths.
Garage for 3 cars, with Chauf"urs :
quarters tenant house. acres
orchard. gardens. tennis court. \
vc'l-kuowu Country Home 10 he
sold "r exchanged for property IN
Ch"s'nW I'm or Vicinity.
See our Mr. DdriCs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
NORTIIFII3ID

lNu d, eli .rI'r no. .- 'r' 20 ..-
lots: on shoro road, - minutes from At
IanlIO Cltyi easy terms,
KENNEDY, 400 s. Van Pelt ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

q miles nth OF NOrrlstOwu; l0-rOOm stone
nOusr. large barn. all outbulIdings. timber
stream orchard cannot he duplica'cd at the
ur.C" as dairy. farm; immediate possession.
John A. Johnson &5TrtslE%s &$2s s%%as s.. s.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
Lincoln Drive

Close to train and trolley. An all
stone detached house with big.
simple rooms, l6 rooms, . baths.
electric light. hot-water heat.
Hardwood floors. Space for ga
rage. Recently renovated and in
excellent condition. owner leaving
city.
See our Mr. j. Il. BUiier
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Merton
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fl a high and attractive location
Close 70 station is a home which
IS TO BIZ SOLD. II has II rooms.
3 baths, is in Al CONDITION and
has modern appointments desir-
ahl" lot and garage. If YOU are
seeking a home for small family
in this section, see us at once.
PRICE. $4,000
SCe O,T Nr. carter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
PenlIyn

Ideal country Estatc-Fine old
fashioned stone housc-bcautirn
lawns and shade. over 20 acres
OF farm land. orchards and wood
land. Also farmers house. barn,
garage etc. Flee. in all buildings.
one mile from Station
SCC orr Mr.. Bell
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Wynneheld

on account OF owners removal
from Phila.. this attractive new
stone residence of II, rooms, 3
baths, Is offered below cost; ga
iage for 2 cars; well financed
Ovcrlooks F'airmount Park.
See orr W.. COOncr
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q NRREN UILL

Dnm@"o"0-w"."" "0---. III. h.
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AIS S. Broad St.

See our Mr.. DdriCS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

5IgO WAYNE AVE,
a story. stone, modern dwelling; all con-
yenIruCcs: hut-watcr heat.
THE LAND TITLE AND TRUST 60.
Mr.. Walker. Broad and Chestnut SITS.
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: TVIkINI IN -NT''TII,T'' WWTWHWNTON, -
los ACRES-KENNETT SO.

Stone house; complete farm bldgs.. inCIuding
mushroom houses; mile from sta; reduced
price, including dairy ANA other stocks; i'm
plcments etc. all ready for spring work
LETTERS SON,0OS CHESTNUT ST.,PHILA
5O-ACRE grain farm; good S-room house:
barn. etc. S2lI5. Il. Andres. RObcSonia. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

OCEAN-FRONT BUNGAIOWS-T nobstruCt-
ed ocean Views, y, and 10 rooms, from
$25OO to SI50O; plaster or plaster board:
every convenience; YOU select lot, pay Tor
pay of balance as YOU desire. HENRY H.
NIerENS 200 s I'rnnl e.. nhilnMmlnhIn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
5-ACRE COUNTRY SEAT

At STATION. * MIN, FNUM RRUAD 81,
h"ar; electricity; sIeepn- ana dining ror,.t,W'y.
stable and GnTHEr; large. we'll shaded I,USi,
with grove adjoining, N"E@tuhlr amt II, ,.,,.,.
Eardons fruit in variety; an ultra, ,', ~ we, wGI
country home, espc"iu'lY SO to ia,rfIy' ,Ir'.,'
children and at very rer"Ou1hIc prI,.. i,I,t,, II
e =. PETERS n son. COS CHi.Er%I''!'IT' ~,
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FERN Roc Il
HIGuI.AND nARk

MODERN dwelling. center hall, living room.
upyu iuyTa,y, G.alng Iucu. hrr1su, EIE.
try, ; bedrooms, tiled bath. S25Un cash. $50
monthly. GEO, l.. BARNES. 1901 Chest
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
observation-disclosures
WAYNE

STONE -AND-STUCCO HOUSE having ON
hrst noOr large living room with fireplace
open hall dining room, pantry. gas Kitchen.
maids bedroom and bath: second floor has
base tub and marble stall shower; laundry
in basement; hot-water heat, instantaneous
gas hOt-water heater, electricity; $iS 500
y. NJ FRONEFlELD.- WAYNE. Pa.
MELROSE-Detached home: large corner
lot; chambers. baths; modern through
out between train ard TROLLEY:
y. A. nANENS CO, LAND TITLE BLDG
ELkINS PARK BRANCH. MELROsE 1iSo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
CAPE MAY
MAINE
CAMDEN. MAINE
SUMMER HOUSES
MURRAY BAY. P. O,

Furnished summer cottage to let; a AGRA,
Iand; high situation comma nding beautiful
view: sea frontage.
WALTER MOLsON CO.. MONTREAL
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Beautiful Main Line Home

Ne are Offering a residence Of
con s'rur'inm, built on hillside n
WOW "f valley. lakes. hills and "
suI'hnru Exposure contains reCcp
dining room, breakfast room, ct
baths and amNl" servants quart
dI'im and has every modern con
pnd garage for several cars; gro
,H,uS and gardens. PriC" much
s'"d in purchasing a Suburban !
and see US with reference to this
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
SANATORIUM-25 ROOMS

baths; ~ 1rcplaces: several acres in lawn.
Garden. etc; shade; thorOughly rural yet
hia so THh%S Sar bgb Spf THpfIS Sce "
q. =. PETERS & SON. COY CHESTNl'T ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
TEE HONOR ROLL

IibE hONoh ho'i'
To 90 swimmin' when grandma
says $50" Ernest Bun. Jr.,
So. East Riverside Drive, Venice
Park. y. j. Age, thirteen.
10 hunt the lost chicks, high and
low. Franris MCGOvrrn, 29E3
East Almond street. Age, nine.
The short cut 10 the swimming
hole. bO. Irwin Stein, llG Ea>t
Rrond street, QuakcrtOwn, Pa.
Age, tour:sy-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

CAPE MAY beaCh-frOnt villa: 10 bedroom
4 baths, every convenience; nicely fu
nished. NJ 2Og. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

100 acres Z minutes wall, to station New.
town Dlv. ON state high way: woods sDrinr.
v1lcrcd pasture, good sod. urnch. apple Or
uhuId. Colonial stone dwelling, ~ rooms.
ali cows; James sanitary rGw barn. stan.
rhlOns for 80 head: necessary outbuildings;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15

COLONIAL brIcl house. L. rooms, 3 baths:
2.car garage; about 2 acres. beautifully
planted grounds and gardens; all in first st-Class
condition: price $50 900 wonderful bargain.
For appointment or further particulars phone
OO9
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PENNS,LyANIA FARMS
Attractive Country Estate

I3 acres; can SILL Mt big sacrifice; re-
lnmlcIcd farmhouse large living room with
I'm. opea lreplaCcs dining room. butler $
l'au'ry. modern kitchen 3 bedrooms, lAodcrn
bath with built-iu shower; tenant h-usr win
CunvrniNnC"s; garages, modern bar n, other
rutbuIdings; stream Of water.
Warren NJ. Cornell y PEHXH' I%!Ho
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MOORItSTOWN

COMMANDING FINE VIEW
ii-Toom house; garage: lot l03X25O: beauti-
ful lawn; we'll shaded: early possession.
& son, COS CHESTNUT ST, ,pIIlLA.
OTHERS S55OO TO $4,000; PHOTOS.
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Merton

y whit" Colonial Residence with
Southern Exposure on one Of the
pre''Iest Corners in this delightful
Suburb &c rooms. 3 baths. in
closed norCh Right M 20 date.
.-Car garage and Chauffour's
quarters. Large lot and running
hruul
See Otr VIZ. carter
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
NEW JERSEY FARMS

HARD TIMES IL grrat teacher; it IL teach
inE you to get Il little farm Of your own,
where you are your own boss and no One
can cut your vases. lock You out starVe
you: get ono b"fUr" ii ~ too lac, acres
Of fruitful land splendid markets. climate
roads; everything YOU want in u RChlun nj
Garden Farm; near Mays Landing; only $3.50;
81 weekly: send for map. GILBERT II
O'CALLAGHAN. 7O3 Walnut St. phila.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-15
NEWs JERSEY-sIjnIrRDAN
Factories. Warehouses. Mfg. Floors

MANUFACTURING PLANT
Substantially constructed brick building
suitable for carrying heavy machinery: cor.
feet on one. two and three floors; near
freight sta ton and public siding: gas. water
and electricity. p. o. Box 401. Trenton.