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what they meant. per garment or
per suit. The result was that /
wired an English firm. My answer
from IL was complete, just what I
wanted. Til" telegram gave the price
per suit. weight Of shipment. probable
date of delivery and everything that
wanted To know. The English firm
got the order and took the cash in
the New York bank.
when l write American firms for.
catalogues. l get catalogues without
prices. l suppose they think II is
undiSnihcd to print them. Then |
write for price lists. and get price
lists without catalogues.
German or British firms print
complete catalogues. giving just what
one wants u know. They save val
liable weeks of mail CORES pond Z nee
and get the orders"
Didn't want Crude OIL.
Another American in trade in Riga
showed the correspondent cable
companies in America. in reply u
his telegram which said: quote me
price refined coal oil delivered Riga
The answer read: Crude oil has
gone ip 80 cents barrel
NOV" said this American dealer
II don't want to know abou, crude
OIL and haven't time to figure on,
what effect a rise in it's price would
have on coal oil that was badly
wanted by my buyer
I'm many Of such ridiculous cases
have tel.sraphed directly to the
heads o, firms IN America explaining
the situation. and have received
prompt satisfaction. But ! haven't
the time I" write all OF them So
the Germans and English &c, the
orders"
Incidentally. perhaps half o. the
letters sent by American firms n
the Baltic states bear only o-cent
postage stamps, causing indignant
prospective buyers 10 dig down in
their pockets 10 pay postage due in
rublcs. or marks, or whatever tho
Unit happens Ia DE.
Som. Of them hear fantastic ad.
dresses. such as Riga. Russia. via
the Pacific" one letter, In reply &c
request To snip for cash big con.
s.gnnent Of goods from New York
TO Riga. said the firm was sorry
hut had no shipping facilities on
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GOLFERS OF ARAB KING
ElNP7IED BY DETECTION
OF PILGRIMS FROM MECCA
Envoy From Ruler of the Arabians Visits Japan tc
ntercede for Passports for Thousands From
China and Russia.

every year. the time for the nil
Sri'ndgc being arranged so tina, the
cl'E OF Mecca = reached in August
Wars ia China and revolutions in RUS
ia have made il impossible for the
Mohamncda 10 make his pilgrim
axe 10 the city. the symbollcal sign
of which is the Crescent
arabia Needs the Monr..
IL WAS no uncomon thing said
Sheih E:lkndiri in Tokyo recently,
before the great war. for 900 Mo-
hainIn"dans TO MI the city OF Mecca
each August. In 1919 there were go
500 and in 1915 there were 100000
During tie years OF the war there
wcr" never more than 1900. and last
year during the month Of August. H.
0pp 80 me-.
What particularly concerns tie
KING o: the .irahiaus, or rathcr tie
King oc i-Ias. the only inGcpcndc At
section OF Arabia. is the matter OF
relieving Moiammctluus who are ur-
abi" I" obtain passports annual y
from Japan and Russia. The annual
visits OF the pilgrims 10 Mecca are
the chic: source # income TO the
town. Each pilgrim must b-iny a
pound 10 the King. representing s..
and II can be seen that in tho days
when 100000 OF these pilgrims visited
the city OF Mecca. u WIS more profit
able 10 tho King and 10 the country
than, TO-DAY. when 1909. are able to
20. there.
Wars in CHINA ali revolutions IN
Russia. added to tha ra-urai fear OF
governments that dangerous chafdc-
tr's might he applying - ~ SspG -.
have mad" it almost impossible for
MOhamcdans from China and from
Russia 10 get started home for the am
nunl visit 10 tn. city OF Mohammed.
II IS necessary for them 10 start in
May II they ar. To reach Mecca in
August and so while ". hope 10
have ARRANGEMENTS made tcr pas
ports this year. "" doubt very much
II we will be able 10 &c; the arrange
m.nts made by this year
seeks Consuintes.
Asked regarding Mohammedans IN
Japan. Shcik E,lkadiri said that There
were none, but that his object in com
ing here was TO arrange for his
! coun,rymcn TO leave by Japa ncse
| ports
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TEST HAPPENINGS IN THE CAPITALS OF EUROP

TWO definite fungoid enemies az the
pant, both very destructive. have
hccn found Associated with these
'uhs"ihs we're certain insects, Jhe
operation OF which seemed to make
the work OF tn. fungi more rapi1
ana effective Experimental work
with these fungnidss and insects all
ready has been commenced in Quecns-
land
Thc professor said that he had
brought also. from England. certain
equipment by which it was hoped to
carry out destructive incubation
Of the prickly pear plant lie had
nigh hopes OF this process. but it
was only in it's experimental stage
"a yet.
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n" was now collecting material in
southern Florida. Texas. southern
California and central Mexico tie
was seeking chronological and ba-
tanical specimens which showed a
disposition I" attack the cactus. and
these would 10" sen; tn Brisbane ana
carefully tried out
Anothcr officer had been Ieit IN the
ArIentin", and he was making in
NcstiGationS among the foothills OF
the Andes. ana h. would also visit
Uruguay. Paraguay and Patagonia
Knowledge OF the prickly pear was
very limited in those countries bu;
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tain freedom must he accorded 10 Rus
SLAMS To administer the capita! which
Will b. invested In Russia by other
natioualit!cs.
Russia is normally the worlds
greatest producer Of foodstuns and
raw materials She Is also the
WORLDS most important consumer OF
manufactured goods and "a potential
market with unlimited possibilities
The new Russia. which. | believe.
wi!l come into being very soon, will
undertake strong economic advance
almost Immediately The new Russia
VIII aim 20 develop its n rming posi-
hllitlcs at once. and FOR that il will
need whole new equipment Of farm
ing machinery. Much oi this Will! be
manufactured in Russia, and Russia
vii! provide tho engineers and work
crs, asking only for advice and cap
iial from abroad.
The things which New Russia viii
need FOR her economic reconstruction
viii com" mainly from America. or
from Germany. But all Russians
would prefer American goods and
America cooperation. The Ameri-
can government ~ the model for the
governments OF all the new republics
~ the world, and il becomes thereby.
whether or not II wishes. a sort Of
godfather /" these new republics
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'Sewed Smile Promises
to Become Society Fad

rARiS. June 25.-Thc "Sewcd
smilc" !: likely TO become the lat
est fad with women whose other
wise perfect beauty is married by
a too wild" mouth. The fad is OK
pect"d To follow the successful OPP
Grafton undergone by Mrs W. T..
Corey. by which the corners of her
mouth We're slightly drawn in and
Sewed together. forming a per-
feet cupid's bow.
The operation is declared Ia he
very simple. 1t is merely matter
Of two slight incisions and a cou-
ri" "i stitches. tn" patient rcuuir-
ms; only one day Of repose.
Mrs. Corey has told intimates
that her much hcraldod bail at the
RitH Tuesday night. viii in real
ny ID" her second coming out"
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SCIENTISTS WAGE WAR
ON PRICKL Y PEAR CURSE
Professor Johnston, New South Wales Tells of Trip to
America to Obtain Data to Aid in Fight
Against Pest.

SYDNEY. June 25.--Somc very in
'cre"ting announcements in regard
I" the organized fight OF The Scicn-
lists against the prirkly pear curse
OF Queensland ana Nortb"ru New
south Wales were made recently by
Professor Harvey Johnston. Profess
scr of Biology and Scientific Con
tro!ler attached 10 the Common
wealth Prickly Pear Board The pro-
lessor is just back from America.
where he was sent to max. arrange
Wcnts IN connection with the prickIv
pear fight
fhe professor said that hc left
one or MS assistants in America ana
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Thousands Of Exiles Willing
to Return to Their Country
Under American Protection.
WANT CAPITAL OF COUNTRY
TO FURTHER RUSSIAN TRADE
Former Prime Minister De-
clares Natives Believe u. S.
Will Clear Situation.
ny Prince g. I.von,

News SeryiccD
PARIS. June 2j.-I believe that the
situation In Russia is now rapidly
distant when we Russians shall see
our "ast country again az work help
Ing IN the REORGANIZATION or tho world
Thousands OF Russians everywhere.
eSiles, as well as those al home ar.
E'nding all thcir energies to a single
"ud. without regard FOR political
creed. We al realize. think. tina; ~
iime AS nor;cutous as this. all
hIgGiins over differences OF politics
must cease II Ne do not wish to OBJ
scure our aim. II IS "a time when the
World needs Russia and when Rus
s.n needs the world
Vows winch / received from tho in
terror OF Russia is encouraging
Thinking men everywhere are doing
their utmost. In many eases. no
doubt. their zeal is :. poor guide FOR
'hei- Efforts but there IS encourage
ment In tho fact INA, a, least they
Wv 49, 80 '''@ ~ '''' "'''''''"''tI oi
IN" same ends The result VIII surely
he good.
Russin Needs American Nancy.
My message to Americans "a, IN.
prcscn. momcu; ia 10 urr. ,hen N
s,,,bv Eus.i, ;, 20, ho,,or ,co,,,i,,c,,
,.l, ne no..ihn,.!o - .n..i., 49,
friendship which already exists be-
''' "''' ''''n ana
"'''' nc "'" ""'"'E
interest 81 ""ef'o" Is ~ Asef
great encouragement; TO US May
mat friendship continue and grow
Then when the tim" comcs-as
come i, VIII ere long ". shall count
on America 10 help gloriousiv. a sb..
has alwnys helped those who s,rurrIo
,a,iautiy for the right. The new
i''Ss'" VII nee" many th'hss from
Am"rica-it vii! need great gifts Of
charity: IL will need IN. uimos,
c,.d., -, ,,,.,i, i,t
N'''''
=" VII nee" american hTainS aud
cn"rEy ana organizing ability
Meanwhile II Americans viii set
their minds 10 an intensive study Of
Russian problems and Russian nsy-
,,.. u
''''''' az ""'' III Tue u
49," ''''N" VASE motion.
hHSh loss OF Time and effort
The whole world is convalesciry
from {, long illness ana o,.h
,ioua,,rv f.cls .,o -r.
. Nv
w "'uSt All Put our
Shou'HcfS =" inc wheel If We wish
speedy and thorough recovery 70
move ma, wbcol viI,
,rnus ornr. ami -,
nus ."
20 no si''''" item
""Ss'"nS Have Virtues.
study the Russian character and
YOU will learn to loyc m, p;
IIc has his ,,,,,,, 49,,
,;r,no "'s great
MIA ihcy are tn"
'""''s ana virtues OF virilc race
iIi SEEKS and is worthy %: your
''i,n"HH'n ana hcin.
'"r rciei orShnizat;on - con-
"u''!o" OF movement started
r"''E ~ 'he war TO aid oar soldiers.
NC ESahiZation now embraces all
inc ic"ucrs among the 100000 Rug
san refugees. We do not concern
Ourselves WIN politics for we ar"
r"''P"s'n OF men OF all parties and
on political Thought. Oar
sn',' zee Is composed OF THY
h''""c' > ha'i OF them living IN t'aris.
, ,nr III LONDON and IN tho Bal
N"nS. nes ihc!nde Constitutional
l'e'!'"'r"'S' n"clai Ecvoiuiionaries.
no''' "p"''S's, McnshcViks and
"""! inc S'""pS' we are joined
l"sciheT Win one thought-to help
i'"S"'a through the preserving and
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NcNN Ncst for Airn,.n

HONOLULU. r H.. June 95.-The
Nays hirdmen. who wing TIER way
out over the Pacific from ti.ir hasa
at Ford island. Pearl liarb :. viii
have new Si.2@o.Go0 nest thele early
~ 1872. according To nava! authors
ties. Bids recently were opened in
Washington, and it is expected that
dirt VIII DC dying within a month.
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$14.95

Are you looking for a bigh-class Georgette
Crepe de Chine or raffeta Dress at IL VERY LOW
PRlCE-then this is YOUR opportunity We
bought these dresses at LESS than their market
value and we are selling them on the same basis
COME TOMORROW AND SHARE IN THESE
SAVINGS.
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Race Driver Carries His Baby Shoes
as 1alisnan in Every Spsed Event

Men who risk tncir lives are
notably supcrstiti,ious. hut prob
ably none more than racing driv-
"rS some carry lucky pocket
pieces. others have rabbits feet.
but II remains FOR Eddie PuIl"n.
VINO has won many dir; track
races in Goodyear equipped cars.
10 carry ia" most unique taliSman
ever kno"n-a pair Of baby shoes
hung on his steering wheel.
They're the Tiny "crccpcrs" of
his hrst- horn-and they bring
good luck and safety from injury
Eddi. admits &, because he has
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never suffered injury wnlc so pro-
tccicd. although he has taken
many spills
Where foreign drivers have min
iatur" figures OF their patron
saints mounted on the car. Pullen
puts his faith in the dininutivc
dogs" OF his baby
I:ddi" claims this is his last year
ia racing maybe bccaus" the shoes
are wearing out--and II hc can't
nave the .irht pair "i shoes OF his
iirst- born hanging on his steering
wheel. Eddie doesn't want to
tempt the fa,cs on speedway or
dirt road.
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Dresses for every purpose and occasion. Fine
canton Crepes. Crepe de Chimes. Chiffon raffetas
Satns and Headed Georgettes. in street and light
sport shades Monday. $109J.
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nS DUKE y. IpnrrN.

iohf 70. June TITO plead the
caus" -: deserted Mecca. Shcik
s!ddiH Eika diri, Envoy from HuSsain
l.. King OF the Arabians. IL in Japan.
Shcik rlkadir! i st Moi.amrncdan. AMI
II ~ TN" cause of religion. not poll.
tics--hc mentioned fhis fact frs, as
" to rrliebc himself Of any stigma
mat brings HIN 70 40" c.ti.S ot CluG1
ANA Japan.
1t Is regarding TIA. are-o!i custom
II Mohammeda from all plrts Of
the world TO visit the sacred city ot
Mohammed one" every year thd,
brought the Sh"ik 10 TOKYO Mo-
hamm"dans. OF whom there ar. co. =
100000 In china and 10000. 900 in
Russia. he they The poorest or the
richest. feel that they hav. not full
hil"d their Obligations TO the Great
Prophet" unless they journey AZ least
once during the lifetiin" 10 Mecca.
The wealthy Mona mmcdan. il IL
known. often makes the trip once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

IAMBEKTNILLE
BEAUTIFULLY located old horHe overlook
level house l5O years old: rruLorn improve
mrntB; large lRndscaIH gar,icu, farm land.
cedar wond: very reasonable. Apply r r.
COrtley. Ory0ndn Farms Lamhertville. y. !
LINDENWOLD
COR Arm BUNGALOW: lot 75%l%5: 5000.
l.dw. N. Graham, 81 S, Broud. 1pr. 7542
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

VERY CONVENIENTLY located country
homo. chambers. bath. two additional
sta d aionHry %aMGsL1s'nn4s; aGI1G4 - o",,n"r couvr
J. NJ. F'RONEFIEI. n, Wayrn Vo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
OFERBROOK
SOUTH .ARDMORE

" WORTH-WFIl.E oppor. in homes along the
grea: Ardmore troll. for sale and rent;
some imam: poTs. rcas.; terms. To Inspect ,
Th. or see William s. Dav!H. office At station
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
BALA CyNwYD
BRYN MAWR
DRIIxEL I'LL.

shade. garage: large lot: near alta posE
Sls.o0o; terms q. NJ. Aman. 1918 Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

OLSICY
MUST BE SOLD

gi4 F,sh"r eve; G-stUrr UrlCk lucloseE-
prrch.rront house. modern; near irNlu. troll
lryS. schools.
OI.NEY REALTY co. 65I0 = 5M ~.
Oi.SGY 2IO W. ONE" ay".-Sev"r rooms
porch; mod. VIA. }, Thomas. 3543 Gtn. Rv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
Prominent Corner Store
N. W. Cor. Broad & South SITS.
R. NJ. LIVINGSTONE
ATTURHEY-AT-LAw
15l S. BROAD ST.

BROAD ST. STORE, including upper mod
crn aplrtm ,nts: located 20&2 " Broad
Apply he 1MAH ' d l24s2.. Wtdener Bldg.
%rW sAl.sruom and service atatIon; 30s.1o
In y. 10Th at; 5lNS0. brcuud floor 25I50
HARRY T. SAL&nELS. 81 $. 18th st.
Iuctorier. Mnrehonse.. AIAmuiActurlnv Floor.
as 5, WATER ST-AhoG' 10000 sGua re-
'fee on iIrst. ,COud, tAird and ISHr,S
floors FOR storage or warehouse; good IiEbI
elevator, MYERS Q: BARTll. RIDGE AEE'
AND 10TH ST.. ST.--
CjARA0E or factory FOR rent: l243.27 EaD7.
fton; l-story building; 4lxS7; hcatIn.
THHAARRY 7 ENi. .NDERs. 81 s. 18th 1t.
NNETFACTURING I'll ,OR Or Dasrn3ErI
lis Cherry st; can bo used 70" bus!ness
or storage; heat ane office facilities. Abby
pTemises.
MFG. BLDGS. & FLOORS
ARTHUR II. FRASER y $. 18TH ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

NEW 1ei1chtd, 9 rooms an dbNth. $40. .000:
now Colonial. Tor. and 2 baths. slT,6OO;
1000. McCormiek Mccormick. Lincoln
Eldg. or Elkns Park. Spr 1850. Mel. SD7 w
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
% Acres With 300 Chickens.
Horses. 4 Cows, II Hogs.

Fifteen ducks all 1921 crops ana gas engine @Gnss
Uf cUitivRtor. S.e wagons. in fact everHhins goes
best OF soil: s:r. house bank barn, t, az Sr "uS
IA priced low Tor a quick sale: FYll dsts. G
and catalogue. REESE LiNDERMAN'
q r. {. Airy st.. Norrlstown P-----.-- Pa
ONE hos, I10.acre farm Montgomery Co. {:
rich land, running stream; ColYnlaI dwell
ing; barn, Outbuildlngs: perfect ORDER a tnIie
station; only $3.50 per acre. perfect t"i"''
Harry G Fiddle Amber.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
NEW JERSEY FARMS

400 ACRES near shore markets, near sta,
ton: productive soil: O" ,"d t,m"r' n ~ -
and barn only si0 an acre" clear. B 49,
Ledger Office.
So DOWN, S. monthly hnys . aero umeIi ume,i
veloped garden farm; high. dry. rich SOIL
III LotWs HoT,DEN. 225 High st.. Clayton.
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NEW LERS EY-SI,nIRRAN

WOODLYENE. n. .L--ATTRAl'TI WI'E
GAIOW; LOT 5Ox2GJ; ! ROOMS. BA'riI
HARRIWo0P lI T,,r,y Ei;H%.hS< MAsStVE FIRE
nNNuE. WoT.WATER H1.HT.' 49, W@AS411i
TRAYS, SCREENLD IORCH, SCREE%E
SHADES: Fruit TREES. GRAPE VINES
FItISHED ATTIC: BARGAIN.
l5S ENERGREE% AVE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
If Your Family Wishes to Live in
the Country You Should Own
This Beautiful Home

situated ore-halt mile from station and troll.
ey. ride OF IS minutes from Broad Str.si
Station. The house Is Of gray stone and
iruntR on attractive lawn shaded with
tees. Il contains living hall. with open ERE.
place, living room. library. dining room.
H.tchcn., pantry. landry, bedrooms. 2 bath.
has electric lights throughout and q splendid
hoL-water hoattnG system: garage and stu hls
over 10 acres Of ground. With abundant fruit
trees. meadow running stream. Apply
REN 7. MhI.9H. 1919 ChcainiA ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

Will exchange for Atlantic City property
a property on Lehieh ave-. Phiadelphia'
between l1h and i?th Ste a rSSd9y 2oo re"S :ss'nG
. streets. with dwelling thereon; Cavileer.
Guarantee Trust Bldg. Atlantic CITY. or
Gov Drexol FldE. Phllo d"lnhla a--
two-story dwellings: also two-story apart
mtnt houses. :rrge apartment housea single
dwellings,, a "arH"c. "lc.; "hnt Is n,n"r'"',,,o
PFTNHART, 1924 Chestnut st. Spr. lh22
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

SELEEF LIST OF houses, bLnGalows and
building Hites: open every day: write or
RENNINGER & REMINDER
Glonside, Pa. opp. station. Ph. OEontz e7o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
MONEY TO LOAN

5000 TO $40. 600 to loan On first oII ttfnas,
MORTGAGES: building ana loan assoc'a"'
heirs to estates; prompt Fritlemeht1S; sgSt.
II. z. HAGEN, 1912 y. 18Th s. FoI'S,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
FLKISS PAIN

23s LEXINGTON AVB,-2iS story. tile and
,outInMgcHH; s,s"triC, lights. ctC,; lot hoxl2O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
EAST LANSDOMNE

DETACHEl, stone and plaster house; :
rooms and bath; garage; open fireplace;
moGrtn he's ting system: lot 75xlOo.
ENED y. l.EWIS. Morrs BIDS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

business rropertle. md storcs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

PURfITC sALf-Tertllo 105.acrc farm for
Mrs Mary Helms Saturday. Octohrr 20.
bordering Perklomcn River, near Perkio.
men School and Porougha fcnrsourg and u.
Montg5nery County; Q dwellings,. . barns. 2
complete. separate sets farm bullding1SS
hpring water by gravity; real rrodncinH soil,
timber pasture; shows prosperity; obtai In
Shle n:ighborhood: siOo acre, great bargain
livestock, horses. IL heed cattle, hnSs
nlete line machinery: household. 2Trcts solG
same day: sale starts 12 o'clcCk noon. reaI
photos travelling directions tG REESE a
fINDERMhN. i. u. Airy st.. Norris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25
NEW JERsEy-sEAsHORE
pENNsYLNANIA r1KM
1888 ACRE
VALLEY FRUIT FARM
LARGE RIVER FRONTAGE
$47OO-WORTH FRUIT SOLD
IN | YEAR-26 FRUIT TREES

Combination fruit. dairy and stock farm
with a largo river frontage; large pasisuaff I'LL
iocat on: only / mile TO railroad town over
hard road with direct shipping facilities 10
city OF philadel lpllia or easy haul by motor
truck over state highways; IN past years
mostly oil fruit has been sold right AZ the
sist Of 2 stone houses. large bank barn tor
80 head, horse barn for IL head: all othhSer other
outbu 'idings; price is made low; yes. $40, OOo
will buy H. with suitable termsi arranHe at
once to SEQ. REESE UNDERWAY . H.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
PENNsyLyANIA- A--sUBURpAN

ONE LARGE GARAGE. siI priv vaa-.ao.
o, oaroom aroom house. all conv.. 2 trucks on a lot
,,unNsLiuo' ,osio Gitman st. Wissiu0miiig
sSay sS5aa yuo4zo o4zo Howell st. Phone Tranktord
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FRANKFORT
Observation-Disclosures
NARBERTIi
yHLANOvA

TWIN OAkS'-Lancaster pike and Spring
MIL road; detached house IN acres
round: baths: garage slOO a month.
RADNOR REALTY co, s2G Commercial
Trust Bldg. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-25

IANiBERTEILLE

SEVEN-ROOM dwellings,; lot GOX200 IT.;
good location. ,C"rreSrond with Louis h.