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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

West Gull State
Generally fair TEN
rraiur" hloW non
mal during first part
"i week and normal
thereafter The pres
uu is low and fall
iur ever Tho CARR
.u 81 hui no lis
aunt has appear
cl a1 F,t southern
i;wl, Mountain and
Plateau Region Cen
crallv fair with tenn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

Alnui ion.p.p. zoo barrvis 81 Portland
cement w,r. manufactured IN sbc INT
Il States 's.i.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

nur.1es i,ensr was issued ycSter
,hy 90 II L'rs and Miss Ela Mae
taird
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

l., Iirbcrknech a Let's. Ia. and
'haries MrNur'ry 81 Clarendon we're in
De- eli, yesterday. Mr McMurtry re-.
entity 'old = 900 head OF steer ,s,lVcs
leo Mr llch,r,uccht. who viii take
HON iu lliu"i fc,d lot 10 finish them
Oft
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
Marvin Icnrs. congressman from this

Marvin IcneS. congressman from this
district, and Henry 4 Ansley. ropr,
cuinutc ~ th. Omaha Live stock
yards. win l.. 1mong thos. going from
Nu'rllo to'lty 90 the HansfOrd count,
CIR at tp"un1n. Congressman Jones
ias srr It'd au invitation 10 make an
'ddr' thor,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
IF. BROMEk1, ID.

Amarfnos UnginD chir0prH-tof. n
tablishes I'VE years complsts x.RAl
serucs. Phons loss-fsit. New LA
ton Western BUILDING. sero.s from the
eonrt Anos-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
D.F.tr>chcl Of rfo~mc. Rams. wi

u. '. 7 rNCh'I q FLOWING, Rams, WIN
as ht"r sumncring some Steers near
Lubbock was Boz the city Yesterday H.
ought Tho steers ias' spring and siid
bat D." cas- aErc,Sbly surprised with
heir growth durinS the summer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

Milhurn E,,nolds and Mrs. ibclla Reg
iolds w-rc married Yesterday 10y Judge
T. T. Airh's.' In his chambers IN tn
easement 90 the county courthouse.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

{. T. Eidy yesterday took out a
building lcru., Tor ssC0 house At sol
s.rth IN Buren, Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

IIuildins permits wrrr issued a. ". D..
Hume for q - ga house az iile Lin.
M STREET aud a $500 hous" on blocs
'5s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

7. \. Wells. who was in Wichita
Falh recently, reported that oil men
hct' are looking viii fsvor ou ANA.
rillo fiold rn. are sun nauirins about
LEASED.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11

". Oi!rcn hes Leased the ranch II L.
4 " NJ D, Roberts couniy Tor grass
turing fho winter months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-11
John T.. Eurci,. ranchcr In the Veg,

nd H'-"'or'l communities. hss gone 10
norhcsirr MINI, tor treatment lie Is
,ppri.d ~ bee seriously N.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
pENNsYLVANN FARMS
Beautiful Bungalow. H.. Acres

~ pa. TOWN 80 MILES fiill.A.
.I1.. ,n,u,, YOU have drrtui about. nrud d-
lrsh'tuI surr"und!"ss "him IN "'n'rt '""i '","ni
minutes Walk trains aud truI.rSs, few min
ur"s' Nalk graded and hlsh schools; all al
yauras,s. beautiful new h"ns"'"N. rooms
Lrtt.r .lrc,rlc fights, Large porvhes. .arugr
ior cars. would b" I-ni sn,rIH." ,h $H3g"
I,,r ,,ut,k saI,. II ZOOS fur UulI :i3uu $1,000
cash uuck possession. "rr"- "HJ"!uii9
# desired at srea; Satr.nce. IIon't wr'tr--
>''' ""' EpwIN II. sr"rr.
PrIka-ie, IA. f.' rh"n".
FIEE-ACRE poultry plant a"d desirable"
home. along concrete road. ~ ros1ottir"
church. store. seh"o.. y. miles to rom'
h,ih alrrtTic iight. hrat-r. h"autlful lawn:
harm gnraIr poultry houses, colony houses,
roal broo1er hous"s' ju"t reduced from
IS THOMPSON. West Chester, Prnna.
A KEAI. RRANDYWlNE FARM lSj acres.
J.. mua I!yer front. larS" stone housr'
.oT 1a"Es%s a ""f" ncr". me4IdS On IN. Er"mdywtn"
:. small streams NJ :'r"t, suburban arms
S',"'"ii"S SiIAi.TEMAA W"st Ch"srer, ia.
GENTLEMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. acres.
il room s'"n; hoos". hath, "trrtrir llgnt.
p,.,TS pnssr. G"or il miles C'y Han, InrE" ,'on~
F''ftt * LI.IijsfER s sos. 5"l2 Grrrnnn'ow" ev
. \NY ,'NURt'H ur2hauag" or cut.Ir.u Il
H. uo Wishing to buy la3,agro tarn. ro
t1HHlN3ImnII .hIn should rai ON j Low, Kutr.'
l29t R,al Estate Trust Bldg.
's,ArREs IN mGcaHnw T%"d ,r', ',1y r"Gn,
wNKGI&:T M 'GoR%EI.I" Ha,no-o ra.
- ACRES IN ,maCadam road broom nous'
With "pon fr"ulares; barn. oumi!dlnrs
S%;hhERrH XXI z! 81 "r0RNELf. H,'Gar" ,r Pa" I5S
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
The Island of Yesterday
by
The Island of Yesterday
By DADDY

something Jack and Jane, had missed
II hole low down in the wall out of
which poured Il stream of sparkling
water.
Here is river flowing from the
island said Red Wing. I'VE will
paddle mp the river aud thus come to
the inside Of the island"
But this was cnsi"r said than done
When they came to the hole from which
the water poured they found that the
stream filled it 20 such II height there
was no room for til" canoe. They
couldn't get int" TIA" island thar way.
jacks eyes were as busy as those of
Red Wing. They saw n shelf Of rock
iutting ont from the wall near the hole.
From this shelf narrow ledge ran
upward. They might be- able to climb
the wall to the top aud get into the
island that way.
"l'gh.' grunted Red Wing. when
Jack pointed to the ledge. and the grupt
was as glad rs il he had said "hur-
rah." lie stcrred the runo. 10 the
! shelf Of rock, and they stepped out
He and Jack lifted tn" canoe ont
upon the shelf, and then they began to
climb upward along til" narrow ledge.
The hedge was like II path. stcrp but
Offering II secure foothold. In and nj,
they climbed until Jack and Janet we're
afraid to look down. Ip, up, up, and
then they came To the end Of the unth,
4 Was the end of the path the ton of
the wall? No, it was just the solid
wall, and the wall still lowered hiph
above them.
The children were much disappointed,
They seemed To hnvo had their hard
climb all for nothing, They thourht
III" only thing they could do was to ga
+ back.
Janet dreaded that downward trim,
The height mad" her half dizzy. She
pressed close against the rock wall
And rs she pressed against the rock
wall n surprising thing happened. 4
great slab of rock swung back like n
door. 1t showed them dark tunne
leading into the wall perhaps into th(
island itself.
(TOmOrrOw's chapter tells how the,
venture into the tunnel and about In,
surprising place into which 1t lead.
them.)
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CHAPTER iii
tn, Island Like u Bowl

DED WlNG, the Indian boy, polhtrH
N uhrnd Of the canoe. His keen eyes
glittrrrd eagerly.
Jurk and Janet. following the dir"r-
,;,u of his finger. saw what looked I"
,Lrm like "A cloud hanging low over
the lake. But as they gazrd upon the
cloud they saw that 1t WASH n cl"nd
pt All i, was II rocky island towering
hirh abov" til" water.
"Tgh" grun,"d Red Wing, dipping
his pnddln deep into the lake and send
ing The canoe bounding forward. THAT
island looks mysterious. Perhaps II i
the island of huge fishes and monster
hnurs the bowl shaped island sought
hy ,hc bold Indian braves aud the
fair mnidcns long, long ago. m
"Yrs." agreed Jack and Janet. rms
might be- thn, very island. They thrilled
A, ,hD Thought thar they nigh, find the
lost Indian folks "f Red Wings story.
Rod Wing padded on swiftly ana
steadily II" seemed aided by II hidden
current in IN" lake. soon they drew
near enough I" III" island I" see that 1t
seemed Hike II solid wall of rock. This
tuLl rose straight up from the water.
Thcr" appeared no way to get upon the
island.
~ gN grHh''" Nv" ','"N' -
This island hos creeks or rivers they
win flow into the lake. And where
they flow into the lake there is sure
!" be- un opening from the lake to the
island.
Rcd Wings words seemed 10 Jack
and Janet 10 be words of wisdom. They
looked closely for break in III" wal
through which might flow n creek oI
river.
Bat there was no such break. The
wall stretched soldly as far us they
could soc, rising from the water to i
height four times as high as th" tales
church stccple.
At last Red Wing grunt"d an ex,
cited "Tgh :" and turned the bow o.
the canoe straight toward III" rock,
WALL Ills sharp Indian eyes had seer
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NEW JERSEY FARMS
27-ACRE POULTRY FARM

IU0 rnuN. fnrm o0uInm"nt and or0p> WIN
urn,y-mrking @7-acre poultry p'Hn, room
+, sIcuc". sunpaIiur, ha'hrupm, heautIful
lawn and SHADE, barn, 3 w. to-date puultry
hu!sss other ~ullings. few min. walk fhrIy
Iug town. station and schools handy fcrrnn
inam soil: lIu cord rimhcr tract. only StSuO
tnkrs all. easy terms. fun de'nIls with pTo'o
page . free cat, roo spefinl I'rsey blr.
gains lust out. "all or writ" SEW JERSEY
FARM AiiENtY, 303 n k"tI E.'It" Trnst
EIdg. Phllnt"'phIa. Pa
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FARMS
Bucks County Farm. Only $2lOO

HORSE. COW. l30 POULTRY
II,I..n,,Ii lurui.0r, '~utc'">. l""Is, NiH
,,lnlC-ry and ~ acres gruwInE corn, oats
hnr not ,to,.s rubuaEr. h"aus, iruIi. .hI 'G"n
,rs.i,lG-q Included II taken s""m, HANDY
, phind-lphia mYrh"'S, clos" Ti"l'- " r"""!
railroad. u"'"rli>. "ir'' s""d l'"H,"'" "nH
. ,,,,,Ilo,. rlnUt - fiu,l trees, Erhp"S. loot o
r,rs nuts. gu,d g.slury h"uS". mHp'-Sh ,d"!
, lawn u,riluukIug lnk". bathing. boating
sshirg. barn puu.t"S hOuSr. ghrAg-, to set
tie affairs uuiCkIN $40" takes all. i''S~ ihhn
u,lr ash. trtni. rhg" Ill iMusiint,h ,hia
I'r,,. Zoo bars.LIn-. free. SFlkplr FARM
A,iE<i'Y li2" t., Land Tr'" BIDS. lha
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

SALESMAN 80 foung man with technical
education TO sell hydraulic machjnerv. - ~ ~
opportunity for right man. Write, statins
qualiticatlons fully. p 1907. Ledger Office
Statesmen
to place the dividend paying securItie, os ~,
old-estabiished PHILADELPHIA concern; annn,i 81,
business $4,000. 900; highest bnnkina and
commercial credit ratings anu
Men who can meet our rigid renuiremt
ana VINO possess bond sales or hIgh-grade in
bestment ssles experience will he given n
moderate drawing account ard flll CO
operation. give Ia your business history in
your first letter to = 1898. Ledger Ofnce W
Statesmen WANTED
Two (2) high powered saiesmen. r,,., J..
live wires and worth 500 weekly. Give ~.
perience. age and 3 references to p. O Rn,
3OS Harrisburg. Pa. ~ QUA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

(TOmOrTOw's chapter tells how they
venture into the tunnel and about the
surprising place into which 1t leads
them.)
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statesmen

The Science. Psychology and Art NJ
Selling. Three splendid practical
talks by an executive OF one OF the
most successful selling ORGANIZATIONS
in the East. An excellen, oppor-
tuniiy for statesmen to learn how to
increase their efficiency and earning
power. For those who are anxious
to enter the greatest of all profos.
s,ons this IL an Opportun. time IN
acquire an insight into the DOssibilI-
ties of immediate and future earn
inKs, No cost or obligation to you.
Be on hand promptly at 80 j.. n.
Wednesday evening, tonight at Suita
S2l. Widener Building.
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BOARDING
APARTMENTS
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS


25l.53 s 18TH ST.
Just completed story. modern In every
respect: particularly homelike housekeeping
and bachelor. Apply owner. 132 =. 4th st.
Phone Lombard 300 --.----- .---
COLUMBIA AvE.-Apt.. 8. rooms and bath
hwd. floors. ciec mod. In every respect;
mr.. Park: 30 min. from center OF city: reas
David snrber. ola Lincoln Bldg. Spruce 1883
apartment. frh hoor; immediate posses-
sion: will rent below prevailing rates. Apply
Fidelity Trust Co. as Chestnut st.
BEAUTIFUL. housekeeping apt, bright
open Arepiaces; hardwood floors. Poplar o'so,
474n y. BROAD. Logan. rms, and bath
1917 y, 10Th St. 3 rooms and hath.
i424 RAE aTRsrRRE%rri,y roIss Isss "Hh Ghes,nmi %Ti
RACHEl.oR's ArARTMENT. rooms and
central Phone Spruce 0207-O2Os.
EXCEPTIONAL ap,s.. 500 to 500; steam
heat eiec. privstc family. 1909 Locust st.
1911 FAIRMOUNr AVE.-IIousekeeping. 2
rooms and bath; strictly modern.
FIST. ", 19lc-Two rooms, kitchsnctte
sem-pri, bath continuous hot water. sg4
HUNTING PARK AVE-. 22l9-2 rooms and
bath: rea sonable. Taulane. 0lG Walnut ST.
18TH ST. s.. ll9--Housekeeping apartments.
unfurnished. rooms and bath.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
VERY desirabl" Garner apt. st The satterlce
=. at rSd9c'd rent to n, sept r 30 Roe,. Jack
eo5o D. CArIrARINE sr.-rive rooms and
bath: modern. q. II. Greenstein. NAG
Real Estate Trust Bldg.
BAhlNG 4osl-3sa & 4ao $. 4o,h. no $.
s"'h 2ss s,,Sa s sG!h rms so.. bath
APARTMENT, 4GoG Walnut St, = rooms h
bath. :. FeInsteIn Son. T03 $. 9Th ~.
I943 CHESTER AVE.-Second floor: Will
shar. apartment with couple.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

BELT PREsSMAN for leather work wanted
out OF town: can earn $50 per week and
over. a 7ol. lAdger Office.
BANK CLERK. who desi res to make a
change. note-A national CONCERN manu-.
featuring hlng equipment and office fur
nture wishes an experienced bank man to
experience essential. but not absolutely
necessary. 1914. Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

eEMI- DETACHED stone home. q ChaI'1bers
baths, inClOsed porch: separate stone
garage for Two cars, price sl7.iOO. lnuuire
on premises, bOG y GIth 81. 80 agents
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

SELL your wildwood real estate in my next
sale joins A. AtkLEf, auCti"n"er and
rraltur Wildwood y
Also see advertisements In large type In
nrr.rllnK COlumns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

R,d Wing. the Indian boy. pndd'Cs
.IIrE dnd JdnCt ont upon me inh' ~
his rauoc. ThcV 90 to seek me last
p,oplc Di ne IndidHs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
NEW JERSEY SE.NSIiORE

TEN ROOM bungalow, in tn" fastest gruWIi.',
T., sort on tn" jersey Coast substAntia'y
luIif. arIstOurniiC IN appearances not "hI'l
Lat 'nnd-rn convenience Ernuln" all year
lull.iI,.d home, private Rnrn2". cars ]"
Gated beautiful avruu", convenient :" IRA III
',r,l iru,cys: near u,ram and lake: tao h-"His
\ l. -. -.-lu ELL-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
COLLINGSWOOD
FAIR VIEW

COOP homes with mod cows, from S3GOt
to sla. 900: dss bldg lots from tS0o T.
Sg5uO Co,liuEswond Real Estate Co. 80
liza ldun ave .rUlIingswOod.
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RIDLEY PARK

lo4 Tome st.-D DetsChed stucCo residence. II
rooms and bath electric. lot iOXl50 20 rear
s,.: Inspection invited n, \. Darling care
Of J. Lee Patton, iOi Lincoln Bldg Phtla'
delphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
General

GIRLS wanted: good positions: Sl2O monthly;
many vacancies: exams. Aug ard Sept
write for list positions open. = 1927. Ledger
Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
TELEPHONE oPERATl%G

TELEPHONE oPERATi%G
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
FOR YOUNG WOMEN Rf.TWEEN
~ AND %. EXPERIENCE UN
NECESSARY. SALARY PAID
WHILE LEARNING.
$500 PER WEEK TO START.
THE TRAINING COURSE Is
SHORT AND THOROUGH
THE WORK IS CLEAN AND At
TRACT!EE; THE SURROUNDINGS
PLEASANT.
MEALS SERVED AT Low COST.
SICK BENEFITS, APPLY TO
MISS STEVENSON
THE BELL. TELEPHONE COMPANY
1851 ARCH STREET
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

rooms. mod. a5x
1900 only s8S00; well financed II Blair
Cooke Co. Goth St Theatre Bldg. Lans-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

CORNER 10 alton, stone and fran, house
12 rooms. died bath. ot-water heat, elec, ,
stable large lot; old shade; Si2.5OO
J. NJ. FRONEFlElD, Wayne. Pa.
LARGE lot. with plenty trees, house has
southern exposure; up to date. desl able IN
every way: must be seen to appreciate. A
1e4 Ledger Office.
zIse see adyertisements In large tyns In
peesedlag cslnmps.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
LOST AND FOUND

r o. HARVEY. 1910 Rittenhouse 3d.
liable help supplied and wanted.
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AGENTS

WILL YOU risk a postal TO learn w" ", nj.
start n profitable business without t,,seRy
tai or experience? Others make $50 wee"n ~.
silvoring mirrors r-fnishing tableWh,s' oi,t.
nectors. brasspla ing; complete worHiInmT.s srns.
ft and Instructions furnlsnen ,na Fiitn
tiona Laboratories Dept. l37' oo' 80"
ave, New York -------....
Statesmen .olic,ting automobile OF ,.s as
mercial trade. to sell Top. p.Noien Writ6
Advsncs Rubber Co.. 81 Gardner 49,
Brooklyn. N = Wa
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STONE IIARROR
WILDWOOD

BI EGAIOWS in Co'unv newly fprnshet
and painind $1,000; easy terms. lJL,tst. Il.
NEWTON a23 Wa nut st. l"uh. 1887.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

HOSIERY 80, Experienced examiners and
Hosiery Mills. Erie ave. and Amber st '""
SAl.ESWoMEN wanted for work in pbjia
wonderful opportunity. Cali nt Room a5a
i.and Title blds. between and r. N.
fOOl.ERS-ExperienCed cotton slein .n,oI
ers wanted. i. ". Waurer & sons "a
4all WAYNE ave. near 18th ana German.
SOLICITORS for. hosipeal drive. 7,r,oi,,..,,.
, ladies' of good appearance and address
Room sla. l0ll Chestnut st "' "'''e ess'
sTESOGRAPliER AND SECRETARY ex.
perienced. wanted: female Cathoiic coi
l"es graduate or equivalent: state age sal ry
anu references; reply in own HANDWRITING;
Peimahsnt position u suitable: location,
STENOGRAPHER. experienced wiil,n. =.
help WIN general office work i3oS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
GER MANTOWS

liS MANHElM ST.
Thr'er story Sl"N" nOus" semi detached. q
rooms. hHIh No'. water heat. electric light;
rrni So Alp.y ru Gl.NNDON PRIEST.
MAN. 5d"7 de- .uhrluwn ave
GERMANr''WN Gana and 6aO5 Greene ST.
'"n' fHII'H"cr. station; hest location ia
G"rmHm'uv u. r''rnc'Iv" homes
DREBY 4 EVANS Lincoln Rldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
NIFR 'OS

ing, % be remOdeei; from N, point -
location and nr'"sslDillt,, such Il PROPERTY
glad 70 submit plans ana speclfna,iuns :,
any one Interested IN n h,m~ ur rru DIS.
tine ton Nreat & TreAt MnNnn l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
IIlTI,lDRO

MODERN dwelling. s-mi-ColuninI, large Nv.
inE-room with open Fireplace. dininR.ruvm
kitchen and pantry, h-druums. bath. linen
price right, terms easy
WARREN " CORNEl.i Harhoro. pa
MoDERN BUNGALOW Il o,ms. bath. heat.
Price Sl75O
WARREN NJ CORNELL Untl,,o y,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

''hu 'Ru SPkINGFIEI AVE Fight rms an
"h'n. 'hrr. mod $50 mo. H. W, Wat
k.ns Hl3 Lincoln H!dg Phone spruce T!5O
1927 CIiESTNUT 3 story. ls rms. 2 baths
suitah" fnr ant house; good Investment
GE''' NJ AMNNS SONS, l2lS Chestnut st.
5i@0 MAR>ET -S.x rooms and bath. no,
water h"nt. ,.ocfrIc
Brsspdng column. '''' -
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LOGAN

55+l CARLISLE ST. below Somcrvllle uve
new sl"n" n us". garage. rooms. III.
tnr.' sod u"rrI. ''n" north. Apply office,
RrOnd 4 Snm 'r},I u"". ROht. - Hamilton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

MOST ATTRACTIVE furHtsncd hom- In
M'lr"s" PARK, colonial, with 9 rooms and
' hhihs. Iari" pnr, hes. wonderful grounds
?-rhr Earng". ii ,cks from train and no.
lev.
can Us today FOR particulars. Phone OAK
Ian" 2gHo.
j. u. JACKSON & co.
oak Loan Office
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ulGNIANn HNRR

NEW RI-NGALoW-~Four bedrooms, not.
water hca' e!egtrir lsht. -rr., lut 5Oy 80;
$3.50 WALTER \. MrCLATCTIY TO,h
and Marh-t. Lansd"wne 2OCt
MODERN dwE. lv rm., dn rrn. kr,ch 4
hedrms., ~" bath; lot 5oNl8O, rricr ,io :
Ioo. O, l. Barnes i2ol Hh"srnu' Wal 4Gs5
MoDERN dwelling. rooms and hath. In,
5OXle5; price $4,000 GEO l.. BARNES
l20l Chestnu' street walnut iGSi
HIGHLAND PARK new affrncti,o ,,,a
homes. $500 to sli 900 Konn, & F'Ta
60th ST. Theat-e Nlhg- LhnshnAnn SnIi w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

/ WILL, SELL. YOU a Fairvew home and
you cnn pay me you would pay rent.
,2i 20 S35 monthly! Houses are selling for
one. half Of building cost. down payment
rnnVpnipntlv small; q postal card or a phone
call will bring YOU fulI particulars. SAMUEL
POSSSER 1929 COiiTas road. FairNiew.
Camden, y j. Camden 3lG0 J. open sun
l,Vs and evenings.
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OvERBR0OE

DETACHED. 10 rooms. hardwood Zoe =
Throughout, fireplace. e!cCfr.rl'N. Sure"u
porch. lot 75xl5u: : minutes t. train.
r. MYERS %nrwrOd Rihlrv pnrk AZ "
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J. f. LUTZ, 24O n. 18th ST,
business Properties and Store,
-. '|I'I ~ TVVTNNTT" SUfTUr -
q L. LUTZ, 24ON n 18th ST

~ ! 1t SIDE cry IIAl.L BAXTER IUd,
Mn "Hirrsi handsomely rurnIsh'l T." ih,
s'hhl"Si details IN mahngan,, suii an, " I,," ="
ness street h""i; lurg,. onir', SiurI. otII,,,
- inIil ST Second roDr; suite O., a
o,rtrS Hrs" f"",Ms; sult"h'" 70: pr"f"s,iorrai
lNht" Appl, JOHN X IoI',;tii''I|TT' ''|T' W., W.,
T,"n",n dtr'rd ''ids RI,,enhous" .a77 ~
'',r'N' hE iipTEL BLDG. liop Wn,,u,
-, 90" II "i'!"" space. thirI noor. sii,
'H"'h'''" 'lS'h"SS ur Sluhll bond huus. "
RlRD InnG.. ath and Ch.s,,n, n.a,.,
uhAl nfhr"s Apply to Supcrlnterdent'
Shhh"l I. Han. =. W. cor l7,h and Sansnr
ht:S lRAhl.E office space. Areproor Lu,Ia,rv
:, eIrNh,ur s'rl 60. moderate REM Am"'',
Z J ElL.lurr. lll4 CHESTNUT 81, Apply
FE''tESSiuNAh ana commercial ,,,oo.
~ ; I'm 81 Room 2O3
- "a J.. DFFlCES. soul llxMts. reason.
N'HIS' " Winchester Co 20 = ism 81
~ - iihl, "fr", SO, secUrd-f,,vr fran,
room l". ~ W'luut ~ '''"''
NlS3 ~" advertisements In Iurr. ,,,.. l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12

VERY PRETTY home. part st"nr. u he'd
rooms. baths. Gear garage. lot "nN@'o
, lawn and shruhh"rN. good location, ON our
main street S"0.uuu, satisfactory terms.
W. q. LE'uNEi. l3 t.. MHlh 81
! 4 REAL. HOMESTEAD; moderate IN Si2"
, rIn,rrn improvements. = acres in lawn
aud rard,n. rar" old Shad" and shr 'NN"rl ,
, .,, I'"d In most fashiuuHh" part - our very
4 ir",i, town; sl5 900. worth looking up.
W. g IEroNEN. IS f.. Niiin -.
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\RI,l

POOR HEALTH makes me sacrifice 3@2 :
9th 81 twu-StOrN brick ssmi-,irtaChnI.
rooms and THE bath; hot wat-r hra'. "l"r.
trio light, arg" loi Apply l. ". tAN\C
a Co. y. W cor G2h ana Woodland ave.
S4OOO-SIN ROOMS and hath; detached; cleo
tr!c lights. etc; vacant
LOFLAND H2I W"MnlAND
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StRBERTII
NOR WOOD

BUNGALOW. hollow IT,. modern aud IN pe
feet condition; large lot Slu, ,OOu "a barp
Albert Hall Lard TIL" RlGg SurrI,. "TIS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-12
ATLANTIC CITY

Hl'ILpINti I.OTS-Two lots IN MnrEat"
pa"t rhe.u mis- s,,.I on IL dav",opinc f's'
. corner. unrestricted Nentn9r lot h2'g 81"
N"niuur corner S>N7h feet WARNEls iINlb
] SNN lR R-Lltnr, 1907 N'lHut'C aN" "
! ,nu'1c Guy. y. J. Nin.-sal"sm"n and auto
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EAST IANSnnMNE

80 FEET RY 100 DEF. Summ~r4 ave.
prexel Heights. NJ. II Shoemaker. 40
r,stown Pa
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Observation-Disclosures

DRES. apartments, furnished houses. II
lnp". Ihui y BROAD ST Wyoming 1887