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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10
EAST MIDDLEBURY

Mrs. Elmer Fem and Beatrice Day
went to a Burlington hospital to have
their tonsils removed
Mrs Harry Goodro of Rpton visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Day
last week
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Hewitt OF
Rutland spent the week end with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. Z. Russell
Mrs Matilda Bake i've, closed her
house and gr,c to Burlington lor ne
v;ntei.
Dustin Russell of Hudson, n. Y,
came Monday to spend a few DAYS
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs {. b
Russell He returned Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Loren Cram were IN
Burlington Sunday to visit their
daughter at the Mary Fletche. hos
pital, who is improving.
Basil Laque, who has been i'll New
Jersey for the last two months, re
turned Sunday for the hunting season.
George Dragon who has been work
ing in Waterbury for the summer, has
returned home
Mr. and Mrs Winfield Penniman,
who went to Leeds Mass, last week
Wednesday on business returned
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Tisdale have
closed their house and gone to the Nd
olson house in Middlebury Mr. lis
dale is to be clerk there.
There are many deer hunters in onr
woods but no one has shot any in this
part of the town
George Ayers right hand was MUIR
I'd last week, caused by fall
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10

estdale were at c. R. Jennings on SAT
urday to celebrate the birthday Of
Erwin Dickcrson, Mrs Laporte's bro
ther.
Mr. and Mr.. Herbert Oliver and
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. Sturtevant motored
to Rutland las; Thursday to visit Mrs
George Cahee, who is at the hospit al
there.
Forest Aver has purchased from the
Rev. Frank Chandler the farm which
is now occupied by Abraham Plooi
Mr. Ploof with his family expects 20
leave town soon.
Miss Margaret Cahee was not al her
nome for the weekend but went to
Rutland to visi, her mother in the hos
pital. She was accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Atwood OF Sud
bury
Harold Stumpf left Monday !o-
Hartford, Conn. where he has pos
ton. He expects to remain in Hart
ford indefinitely His wife and son,
Vernon, were visitors in Middle5ury
last Saturday
George Stone OF Whiting, who Tc-
Gently purchased the house owned and
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Stone, Al
the Junction, will not move to their
home at the Junction until February
Mr.. Stone and family are in Bristol.
The pupils OF the Brandon High
school attended the annual freshmen
reception on Thursday evening Of last
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10
LEICESTER

Frank Willis is working for l-orE
White for the fall
AudaS Person of Orwell was greeting
friends in town on Friday.
Master Herbert Ryder Jr, has been
very seriously i'll with Indigestion.
Mrs. John Swinington has returned
from an extended visit in Middlebury
and Montpelier
Mrs. Harrison Roberts is suffering
With severe heart trouble at her
home at the Corner.
Miss Julia Capron remains the same.
She has been suffering with a cold but
otherwise is as usual,
Mr. ScarbOro and fanny of Jerusalem
were guests on Sunday of his brother,
George Scarboro, and family in Whit
ing.
Master Raymond Johnson of Bran.
don was with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Fletcher, for the
weekend
Tom. Norman and Charles Swining
ton and Mrs Georgianna Bachelor
have sold their lime kiln to a party
from New York city.
Zera Roberts, who has been working
in Brandon for several days, has COM
pleted his work and is with his mother,
Mrs. Harrison Roberts.
Master Teddy Fiske, who has been
in Boston with his sister, Mrs. Dexter
Pratt, for several weeks, returned to
his home last Saturday.
Charles Phelps, who has been in
town to visit his son-in-law, Abraham
Ploof, and his grandchildren, has re-
turned to his home in Pittsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Laporte of For
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10

week which was held in the high
school gym. Many novel stunts were
done by the freshmen, after which re
freShmeuts were served
Will Blood, who has lived most of
his life in Leicester, died at the home
Of Antoine Marsh in Leicester, last
Thursday evening. Mr.. Blood has
been in failing health for more than
one year. He has been in the Rutland
hospital for treatment several times
The body was taken to Mr., FreerS un-
dertaking parlor on Friday The flu
neral was held from Goshen cemetery
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock The
Rev Walter Thorpe of the Congrega-
tional church of Brandon officiated.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10
Civil Service Exam.

A stenographer and typist and ty-
pist examination for the Field Service
will be held on Nov IS at Middlebury
for filling vacancies in the Customs
and Internal Revenue Services, L. s.
Veterans Bureau, War and Navy De
partments, U, S, immigration Service
1t Montreal and Quebec, Canada, and
Halifax, Nova Scotia, and St John,
New Brunswick, and in the offices Of
the Federal Prohibition Directors, and
other branches of the Government
Service.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10

weeks with reatives IN and around
Iontrea' ., >,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.. NJ. stevens lett
tuesday, TO make the trip by auto
4ohIe TO thelT winter home IN Boca
Katone RIA They Will spend DAY
or TWO IN New YORK City and Will al
so VISIT iheir daughter who IS attend
ing National PARK seminary, IN Forest
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10

When it comes to character building
each man furnishes his own material
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10
EQUIPME T

Beaded radiator. Rear
view mirror. Autom attic
vindshield wiper. Rain
proof, one-piece windshield.
CoWl liRbtI.
Cowl ventilator. Massive
hesu Tampa. Tonneau light
with long extension cord.
Eight-dsy clock. Thief.
proof transmission lock. Tool
compartment in left front
door. OutIids and inside door
handles.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-11-10

The American Woman is buying more Fur Coats
than she has bought before in the history OF
the Fur Industry. Fashion features iurs today as
never before and tits few indeed that do not indulge
thelr inherent good taste in hi. eXtravagant economy
Extavagant only in that the initial outlay may be
greater than for cloth garment but economical,
surely, when the length of service OF Fur Coat is
taken seriously into consideration.
Other appointments of the wardrobe may be
heap. plain, utterly lacking in good taste or good
s,yle. 0ut with Fur Coat over ALL there is at once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09
CHAPTER vi
How Daddy Dog Comes

TACK and Janet were sinking fast III
y the melting of oce e-cream mountains.
Unless aid came quickly thy would
soon be out of sight In the soft sweet
ness.
Help. Help" they screamed once
more.
"Woof, Woof." came Daddy Dog S
bark, bringing new courage to them
"Noof, Woof. We are coming to
save you.'
Around frozen Cc-cream crag
dosLed n strange tcam--at n distance
# looked like a team of Eskimo dogs.
Dut is wasn't dog team; 1t was
a rabbit team. Hoppity Hop Rabbit
wos in the lead, and after him came
Rohhv Bunny and dozen others. They
were pulling toboggan on which rode
DADDY Dog. The rabbits did not sink
deenIy into the melting ice cream, for
thc broad pads on their feet were made
for running in the snow and the ice
cream was no worse than soft snow.
Daddy Dog still wore his glasses and
was smoking his pipe furiously. lie
took the pipe out OF his mouth TO DARK
when he saw Jack and Janet.
What did | tell youT' he said
"Dldn't / warn you to keep away from
the dog fairy and her wisheS:'
But Jack and Janet could not answer
The melting ice cream was almost ul
to their mouths. SO Daddy Dog savct
his scolding for another time.
owe do not dare stop" or we vii
sink, too" he burked as the tobOggar
circlcd around the children. Jane
catch hold Of Jack and hold tight. Ant
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DREAMAND ADVENTURES
The Ice.Crearn Mountains
BY DADDY

you, Jack, grab my tail as we whisk
by you"
Janet grabbed Jack. And as the
toboggan swerved past them, Jack made
one last effort and reached out with
his hands. lie caught Daddy Dog by
the tail.
"Woof! Hcave no, my hearties," :"
barked Daddy Dog to the rabbits. The
rabbits hcavcd with a will. and out
Of the ice cream bog the children came
In hurry. Daddy Dog pulled them
aboard the toboggan and the rabbits
turned down hill.
Faster and faster the rabbits sped
as they got to the firm ice cream which
had not yet felt the heat of the bonfire.
Faster and faster until with n whizz and
a whirr they We're gliding over the
easy slopes far below the fire. They
were near the safety and warmth of
the great woods.
How did you happen to come to
us. Daddy Dog?'' asked Jack. ~
thought you We're afraid of the dog
fairy md wanted to keep far away
from her.
"Woof"' said Daddy Dog gruffiy
81 am afraid of the dog fairy, and ]
want to keep far away from her. But
when / missed you from school ]
thousht you Illght be getting into
trouble, so l hunted for you. And
when saw these mountains of ict
cream suddenly shoot into the air,
knew the dog fairy's wishes were al
work. l had an idea the wishers nigh,
be you. | was sure the wishes would
turn against you as they turned against
me, and | hitchcd up the rabbits to 0
! toboggan and came to the rescue"
"SOu were Just in timc,' snid Janet
"And after this, Daddy Dog, we vii
take your advice and keep away from
danger when you warn ls against it,
"But who would imagine there coulC
be danger in fairy wIshos?" said Jack
"And what child wouldn't want 1
mountain of ice cream and rivers 0
root beer and lrmonade?"
Daddy Dog didn't reply. He leave
the answer TO you. What would yov
have done had YOU been in the place 0
Jack and janet
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The dog fairy gircs Jack and Jane!
three wishCS. As u is hot day fhey
1rish for mountains Of ice cream and
rircrs Of root beer and lCmondde. ING
ice crcGm chilIS them aud thcy tdH
into the icy rivers. Thcy tctsh tor
bonfire and furS. The bontre deginS
TO melt the mountains and hey Fna
themselves sinking.
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ENIATA APARTSENTs.-so corner
Watts and JeffsESon s5ssi: gSod Ps9poffNNi%eh Ps9pofN%'i
northwest corner 9th and Walnut. Walnut
O0o7 Ask for Mr. Henry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09

NEW COBBS CREEK SECTION--Attractve
variety OF mod. residences. sem. and d"ti
all cows; no coal troubles hoai from
central steum plant; small amount Of cash
reqL iTsd; prices sG75O TO SlHJpD, .nEs nun
cost OF REPRODUCTION, Phone Woodland
4l30 X or Brumbaugh. Spruce 900.
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JESKISTOWN

DESIRABLE property In Wyncot"; min
utes' walk to station; best sprr9uud'ngs,
with lot l2Ox20O IT; stone dws !i0E -
rooms, chambers and baths, Iars"
porChes gas and electricity garage tr
cars, old shade and fruit; possession ssp-
'eJiE%KiNTGWN HANK AND TRUST 60.
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nLNEY
62S ELKINS AVE.

rooms and bath, hot-wator h"n' electr'c.
twin mr. train and trolley; excellent Toe,
ARROW REALTY ..-1!3 0!neG ave
10 r. FlSCIERS AVE.
Saver rooms bath AL modern COnV"niCnceS:
win garage; excellent location. near raih
and trolley; lot 32xl28. Arrow Realty Co.
h23 W. Olncy ave c------------ .--------.
5000 cash buys beautiful. modern home. 23O
W. Fisher ave close q incur nauHh major,
gnod section; easy payments: ~ and 10 troll
rsys ABERNEThY, 1925 Chestnut 81.
CI,NEIr-4V88 y. 4th st, detached, 8 rms.
4 hedrmg and bath. mod $4,000, George
7 BruntraRer, 64lG y, 5th 81. MEo. s03l W
Also see advertisements In large type In
nreceding columns.
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SEVEN LOTS IN Germantown, partly I'm
proved: main street. only $3.50 per lot.
CIIAS, r WAKEFIELD. l2lS Chestnut st,
6ESfRABLE Germantown plots; ripe; can
arrange advances. Abernethy. 1928 Chest
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FACTORY BUILDING

ideal building. uptown near new elevated
Hight on all 1 sides, plenty OF yard space
1922 SPRUCE Thomas l.. Wanamnker
house. this hugo prowrty, with 6-car
garage in rear Of De T.ancCy ST.. just right
Tor physician's off!cgs and apartments.
wESTNEY. 2O3 Iiherty lildS.
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
$500
$500

- Between 5sth st. and Cobbs Creek Blvd. !,
rhree-story porch-front dwellings,. With U
laundry. hardwood floors. electric liEht and
gas light, new combination fixtures. modern
plumbing, good hot-sir heating system
newly painted and papered
In the center OF n most attractive neigh
borhood, with schools churches, stores
park and parkway tennis club, etc;
charming community center.
For sale on easy terms and without un-
necessary expenses In financing,
&C. PEMBERTON, JR.. Owner
Harrison Building, =, 18th st.
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y NEW. modern BUNGALOWS lust finishing
the home you are looking tor; nice living
rooms. hreplRces, various designs. buit-in
bookcases, beautiful Colonades, handy kitch-
ems, 2 to bedrooms. hot-water heat. some
with finished floors, large lots and Old shade
elegant location on main street ~ #. wide
near trains and trolley; open every day.
WM r. Il. ROBERTS q SON.
Glens!de, al Station.
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HOLMES

'fWO BRICK 7-room homes bath, new
troIIeyi one has lot 33xlS0; price sS7Oo; the
other has lot 70xls0; price $4,000.
SWOPE Il son,
bl8 Main St. lnrry.
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LASSDOWSE
IOSGAFRE Park

SOx250- FOOT lot, best Eeotln
ave. near =. II, Il. L, =. DEC
ave. Lnnsduwnc. Pm
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY
Basine,s Propert,e. nnd storrs

Bdsiness Properties and storcs
1e2S-25 MARkET--Good speculation; will
nnancei lot 2GxiIo to Commerce. st.
ABE kOLSKY CO., INC, northwest corner
sth and Walnut. Walnut 2027. Ask for
Mr.. Henry.
DESIRABLE location on 18th near Arch:
eS9i; will finance. ABE KoLsKY 4
CO., INC, northwest corner 9th and Wal
nut. Walnut 2821 Ask for Mr., Henry.
s. w. CORNER FRONT AND PfNEt-Three-
story building: lot 41N5O; desirable loca-
tlon. r. w. LLOYD, 7i2 Walnut ST.
1919 RACE--Mod store & 3 apis; financed:
price right J. S. Christie, l3i6 Arch 81
Also see advertisements In large type In
preceding columns.
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l HAVE $4,000 for nrst and second mort.
saRcs. city or country. A 226 Led or,
FUNDS for lat and 2d mtges,; quick reply
NJ. II. Matsnger. Real Estate Trust Bldg
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zoos S. 18TH sT.--To settle estate; $1,000
EDWIN u. BlDDLE. 1909 Columbia ave.
1914 s. BROAD; l3 rooms, electric; good
con; $4,000, Heyde, Eth Snyder ave,
Also see advertisements In large type in
nrecedIng columns,
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FURNISHED APARTMEss;

Si07 WALNUT ST. sbEa Edil eauippsdi !
or Q rooms. with bath' "'' "A.
u.ryced -------------- hatk
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,.,,7J AND S BALTIMORE AYE, !, ,!y,slss's| y. ss'
4sTa 4awiy KSD furn. hkpg: apt; q, u isIm so.us;
new and bath; refined priVato h''D'
81 8. st. Bernard 81.
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OAKNIOST
OyERBHOOK
RUTI.EDGE

S75O0--EiGht rooms, attic. all conveniences.
hot-water heat. electric. gas. Chestnut
trim. pillars and grill between hall. living
and dining; Burroughs screens and shades;
gear garage. with water and electric. large
lot: old Norway maple shade; on line OF troll
ley: = minutes to L. Il. Il. Pearce, 3S Lin
40
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LOGAN

.INREE OF these unusual houses were sold
see them: open daily: sleeping porches
garages incIOsed front porcAes on level with
ihn living rooms. 4 French doors between;
brick fironlnccs and careful attention to de-
tail, which add to the sum total of a
ea!tifuI home $3.50; $1,000 cash: 10Th
below wyoming; Just above Boulevard and
Hunting Park. terms arranged. s. c.
AGernethy. 1928 Chestnut St. 4G24 y.
LOGAN. 5I4O y. 18th st, cor. Dunca nn6u
ave; 3 sty., baths. billiard room: Ruud
heater !ncosed porch; open fireplace: good
condition. H.. c. Weller. 1888 Ruscomb st.
Wyoming oG60. |
LOGAN 5Ii9 y 18th st,--2 sty.. side yard
rooms and bath: Ruud hot-water heater,
oeC.. h. W hit, open hrepIa cci copper wealth
orstrippIng. II. {. Weler. 1898 Rusconb st
BROAD. BOO block NJ. with garage 70
bel. sl0. 600 TO quick purch Ph; Myom.577h
HOMES OF QUALITY
IMMEDIATE poss., 422 W. Ashdale ct, Q
rooms, bath, elec. INV. heat b " floors
sinex. 1908 y. 9TH st. Wyo. sl73 W,
5IS+ \ WARNOCK-six rooms and hath
porch, eleGtriG' possessl9h' price SOOoJ
whartenby, 272S W IHh!gh aye---
LOGAN-6l88 n. 18th st. II rms. and bath;
modern imp poss, W. D l.hamDers,
4n88 N, Broad ct. wyoming 0Z32---- 0Z32
LOGAN-5026 y; l2ih ST; ; 10 T 2 baths.
mod W D. Chamhcrs 1893 hrond 81
LOGAN--5O3l y. 18th; 10 rms. 2 baths;
imm poss. w D Chambers. 493s \ broad
1
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Factories, warehouses, Manufncturlns Eloors
i-sToRY machine shop in Kensington mill
district; bldg. 36xsO; lot 38xleb; brick ana
.,ssi cnnst, I'd sty. can bo added price ia
200 Albert Hall, Land Title BIDS. spr. 74gls
FACTORIES warehouses. railroads. can
nnance DIETERICH. 1877 Walnut ST -
Xiso soc edyertlsements In large type In
precedinT columns. ----------
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WEsT PHILADELfMlss IE 1I.l.lE

1929 PINE sr,,rMSGbstd:' r,;urMNisbed: SO Phone -
o32l, -, pIIA MI
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Apartment House 8

GITEa, railroad, Penna. and Reading, $4,000
per acre ind up. Deterich. 737 Walnut.
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69e n, sTH sr: - Three,story store ana
csxs, siTa n. wAKnSIIi.n. iSiS cAsstnus-sa
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S3n-3l ;. 24TH ST. and rear 2iO5 Panama
St (Corner propertv) lot 3Ox5S: ueishbor-
hood where prices are advancing.
SAMUEL, NJ GAYTEY, 1909 Pine 81
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S22s RIpGE AVE. = Porch front. mOder
homes. near Park.
A. F. DAIX & co. TIE "St h1ED nEBc
!. EDWARD LUTZ

APARTMENT house, 1920 W Passyunk av.;
story, hot-watcr heat. electricity; yearly
rental $23sO: monthly leases. Sl6. 900.
VIM. c. HEYDE, 18th and Snyder ave,
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NEW Observation-Disclosures

YOUR OWN home IN attractive suburb: built
to your ideas for 10000 or upward: terms
,rd financing 10 SUIT apply to L. NJ "a.
Woodland nTgD
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UADDON HElGHTS
HOMES OF QUALITY
DISTI TINCTION--DUPABlL
Princeton road. east of White Horse pike
casily financed: priced right rooms and
attic. breakfast nook. fireplace and hot
WM. VI. STRANCI Co. Builders
253 Washington terrace.
For appointment call Haddon Heights.
1902 ".
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FOLSOM

7-ROOM house newly renovated. electric
lishtE; $4,000: lot 50xl 90. Farbrother. Fol-
an,n. nhOne SprmCe Alll.
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NEW JERsEY-sUBuRBAA.ff I

H0UsEKEEPING rooms furndisairils m airroilsg
"a |oGE' G;ien ave-, Laurel SPRINGS y. -
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MAIN LINE
aRDNORE
BRYN MAWR
DARBY
DELAWARE WATER GAP

HOTEI.--Thirty bedrooms: opportunity 70
own and manage an established husiacss
conducted successfully for over 20 years; all
year-round hotel For particulars consult
WM. Under. 1923 Chestnut 81.
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ROSJyN
frepiace. hrd-wd. floors: lot 5Ox225; $500
RENNINCER & RENNINCER

R0SLYN HOMESTEAD--lt you are looking
for building lots we're sure to sell you.
as we hav" lar=c lots all imnrovements and
fine location; easy terms; between Glenside
John Pataue. Willow Grove 81. for app mt.
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MOKTUAGE FUNDS
HARRY G. c. WILLIAMS w sG2 =,

FUND.- for building operations and secon
-, mortgages s. c. ABERNETHY. 1872
thestnut st.
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SEE MAURICE LICHTMAN

HAS your mortgage been called? Funds 10,
, Nrst md second mortgages always OF
hnnd. H u Smlth. 600 w Eric ave.
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Building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.

LOT 2Gth and Panamn--6oOO 80. IT;
facing 3 Streets; very good location;
any other Industrial purpose; price very
reasonable. For further information
Apply TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-09

FACTORIES and sites with railroad or with
out What do you want7
MESTNEY. 2O3 LIberty Bldg.
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Business Properties and Stores
2O43 CHESTNUT STREET

900 sa. II. floor space: newly renovated.
WM Under. 1925 Chestnut at.
FOR RENT-Very desir. property, LIST floors
and basement VI 20 N 9th ST.. and 00A
Filbert st. Inquire of LAUDER. "a N. 9th st.
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2l9-2l N. JUNIPER

84hx112 feet to Clarion ST.; will alter
A. d. WILER. 1902 lincoln Bldg
GARAGE OR REPAIR SHOP
22lb-l7 RACE: 44x110.
HARRY r. SAUNDEkS. 81 s. 18TH ST.
lII2 MYRTLE ST,--Two- story shop and ga
rage: suitable for contractor, etc.
A. +. BROWN, $40 Lincoln Bldg Spr. 1861
1913 n. 33D--l2 rms. 9 baths. mod; 800.
Kushin & KatZman. 9Th and Pine.
Also see advertisements In large type in
mr. recedlng columns.
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INVESTMENT properties. and rooms.
EMIL. sGHURG66;T 1927 Germantown ave.
f744. JOHNSON ST.-Porch. rooms and
bath; electric; $4,000.
IEYDE lhth and SNYDER
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GLENSiDE

CCTTMAN AVENUE, home lots. near Ris-
ing sun ave; s@5 cash, So monthly: choice
location. Send for p!an.
&C. PEMBERTON, JR., 4 $. f5th -
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BEAUTIFUL, HOME

120 g. Ruby st. near saith and walnut
rooms, bath hardwood floors. electricity
hot-air heat, finished IN white and ma
hogany, stationary washtubs in cellar lawn
and porch front, cement steps; everything in
excellent condition; for only $4,000; only
small amount Of cash needed.
c. Il BARTLETT
1901 commonwealth Bldg.
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1922-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, Octo-
Der 11th., 1922
Notice is hereby given that Mary
w. Jose. Administrative of the es-
tate Of Oscar Taylor. who on June 4th
1919. made original H. e. No. O25229.
for the NEA NWA and NWA NEA
Sec. 8, T. II NJ, R. 20 E. and on July
l, 1920, made additional Entry No.
026394 for the E " SWA, Section 4,
Township IL North, Range 20 East,
Boise Meridian. has filed notice of in.
tention to maks final three year Proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before E. ]. Michael, Clerk
OF the District Court, at Challis, Idaho,
on the 2Sth., day of November, 1922.
Claimant names as witnesses:
w. w. Adamson, Richard BENEFITS,
Stanton Van Camp. vint Harland, all
OF Challis, Idaho. MAY G. ANGEL.
Register
LIST pub. Oct. IS, last Move. %.