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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

A Swedish inventor has patented
IN II countries a faucet which re-
qulres no packing, accurate grinding
OF the fitting surfaces OF the valve
Preventing leakage.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-14

Claire Dux, lyric soprano who
created such sensation In Berlin
and Vienna, Is credited with repeat
ing her success when she appeared
recently In her American debut as
Mimi" in La Boheme ia Chicago.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
The Valley Christian Church

A Boy Scout troop consisting of two
patrols as a nucleus has been organized
in the Valley Christian church, under
the leadership of George Frey as
scoutmaster and Andy Walters as as
sstant. Arrangements for camping
trip are under advisement. Other Of
ficers and names of members of the
two patrols is as follows: Sergeant-at-
arms, John Colvin; scribe, Andy Bar
ney; bugler, Harry Harmon. Silver
Fox patrol. leader, Elmer Van Blari-
com assistant leader, Jefferson Pyles /;
Archie Mckay, John Colvin, Joe
Moore, Harry Harmon, Andy Barney
and Robert Nesbit. Wolf patrol, lead
er. Richard Colvin; assistant leader.
Lester Van Blaricom; Ellsworth Masi-
ker, Elmer Easterly. Mac Thompson,
Raymond Barney and Wesley Hoag-
land.
The boys activities of the Valley
Christian church is under the direction
of boys committee consisting of Roy
Hays, Edward Hobson and Ed Lape.
A constructive program for the boys
and men of the community will be ar
ranged for this winter.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

out just how rapidly or slowly the fir
will burn in particular directions and
thus it may be determined how best to
distribute the fighting forces.
In the case of small burns. when
they are first discovered, the observing
ranger may calculate whether the fire
will burn rapidly or not. and Judge
whether many or few men are needed
to fight it; also. when fire line is be-
ing put through greenery for some dis
tance. exactly what sectors of the line
should be cut first, and what parts to
take more time about is easily found.
"Thus we have hit upon something
of great vlaue in the fire fighting
game, said Mr.. Hoffman,. A"Our ex-
periments are only rudimehtary and
our knowledge very elementary. We
may give our attention to compiling of
data for scientific comparison later.
At the present we wish to have some
figures to use in the field in fighting
the fires"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS

People here are beginning to wonder
if an epidemic of feas now annoying
many households has resulted from in
sects brought her by the hundreds of
motorists from California who have
toured through the past month. Cali
fornia is noted for its fieas, and 1t is
not considered breach of etiquette for
a guest of the most exclusive San
Francisco hotel to excuse himself or
herself and retire to private apart
ments and eliminate the little annoy
ers.
This custom of the Golden Gate
country has gained in vogue here the
past week, and health authorities have
been swamped with requests for ex-
termination of the insect. Even Leroy
Childs, an entomologist of note, has
taken a hand in ridding the town of
fieas. Mr.. Childs, himself native
son of California, has identified the
new tormenters here as Identical with
the flea that has it habitat in and
around San Francisco, While the evil
dence so far is circumstantial. suspi.
cion points very strongly to the Cali
fornia motor tourist. Hood River folk
may petition for "deheaing" station
at Oregon California border towns, a
system something like that of the "de-
ousing plants. held in fond memory by
overseas veterans.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
new RAIL AUTO
is In COMMISSION

The Mt. Hood r. R. Co. has placed
in commission new SO-passenger rail
automobile between here and Park
dale. The lines passenger business is
now practically all handled with this
class of rolling stock.
The new machine has the motor and
chassis of a Mack truck. The body
was built at Paris, ILL.,. by large car
manufacturing concern. The little car
is equipped with upholstering and fur
nishings like Pullman car.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
CALIFORNIA BAY
REGION INTERESTING
Berkeley, Calf. July "a. 1922.


Editor Glacier: Since my daughter
Is so very busy. ! am going to try TO
express our thanks to you for the
weekly visit of the Glacier. 1t has
certainly been q welcome visitor and
has kept US we'll informed during our
stay here.
Berkeley is beautiful college town
and the campus is wonderful, and
about noon when 5000 students are
vending their way in all directions it
seems very much alive.
There are students from most every
state and many OF them have had their
railroad fare paid by school boards
hoping 70 improve their schools. / am
on the campus every day. keeping my
self husy by taking some work in the
university. They all make il point
70 have you feel that you are one Of
them and am living over again my
achool days.
We have taken a number Of sight
seeing trips and our first sea voyage
was only a little outside Golden Gate
bot Il had its thrill. On the General
FFisby, rolling a bit as We sailed out
through the far-famed Golden Gate,
guarded By the big guns Of The Pre-
sidio, into the Pscific ocean. The day
was clear ard Ee hsd a wonderful
view Of San FfanciscO Bay with its
chain Of hills and eoves. San Fran
cisco harbor is ore Of the largest in
the world and shelters vessels from
every port and men Of war Of all ma
tons.
We passed. Aleatrsz Island. a gloomy
military prison. also San Quentin. the
federal prison, and many other inter
estinR places. and bad Rlimpses Of
tugs. whIte-ssiled yachts and ocean
going vessels that hailed us with true
marine courtesy.
just outside OakiR1d on the TOP Of
bill surrounds BY eucalyptus trees are
a series Of small battered, unpainted
buildings. They are called The Heights
and here il was that Joaquin Miller,
the unkempt. long-haired. leather
booted poet. who was decorated by a
queen. wrote the memorable poems Of
The Sierras. The buildinEs are as be
left them when he died, uncaFpeted
fi0ors. hingeiesa doors. and broken
windows facing the sun as i drops be-
hind Golden Gate in the evening.
We also visited Chinatown. and about
all ! can say is that il is very Chi
uesev." The smell Of powdered spi-
deFs. picked snakes and birds nests
vas stiIi there. We expect 70 spend
the week end On q trip 70 Nj bamil-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Riverside Church

A comradeship of worship and service.
Sunday SCHOOL, :45 m.
Morning worship-ll a. m.
Young peoples meeting-7 p. m.
Sunday Evening club-7;45, lst and 3rd
Sundays November 10 March inclusive.
Midweek Bible Lecture Thursday even
ing at Z 80.
Other meetings subject to special an
nouncement.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Grange Store Progresses

The Co operative Grange Store.
launched 10 June. is making a steady
gain each month, according to report
of Manager Macmillan. The store did
a business the past month in excessof
sc, 900. In addition to rural residents.
the store has the patronage of many
city dwellers, who are getting the
habit of carrying their market baskets
on shopping tours.
1t is anticipated that the store will
reach the peak of its business during
apple harvest season.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

The girls Of the Barrett district re-
Gently met under the leadership of
Mrs. r. C. Smith to consider the or
ganization of local Camp Fire and
nine girls expressed their intention
and desire of becoming Camp Fire
Girls. This movement is included in
the plan and program of the Valley
Christian church for serving the com
munity in the highest way possible.
The girls who attended this meeting
included: Mildred Hays, Jean Frey,
Helen Lane. Lizzie Thompson, Mildred
Van Horn, Lucy Thompson, Dorothy
Painter, Ida Dixon, Jessie Painter.
1t was arranged to take the first hike
in the near future.
Raymond C. Smith. Pastor.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Christian and Missionary Alliance.

Sunday school-9:45 A. NJ. II. G..
Deitz Superintendent. Preaching at J l
A. NJ. and 7.30 p. NJ. Young peoples
meeting at $50. r. &. Samuel, Pres.
Prayer meeting Thurs. at 7.30 P. Nj.
Our Motto, Cor. 80: "But of him are
ye in Christ Jesus, Who of God is made
unto us, wisdom and righteousness, and
sancti6cation and redemption" w. p.
Kirk, Pastor. Phone 1868. m9u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Murray Fined for Traffic Violation

Vernon Murray. county traffic officer.
Tuesday pleaded guilty before Justice
Of the Peace Onthank 90 operating an
automobile without q state license. He
was assessed a FINE Of $ which vas re-
mitted. Complaint was sworn out BY
Harry V. Wood, fellow officer Of Mr.
Murray.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
first Church Of Christ. SclsntIsi

Services will be held in Church
Building, eth and Eugene, Sunday, II 100
a. m. Subject: Spirit.
Sunday School At II a. m.
Wednesday service, p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 3
to D. m. in the Church.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Riverside Church Closed

Riverside Community church will be
closed during the entire month Of Aug
ust. No Sunday school services will
be held. The pastor. Rev. W. II. Bod
dy. and family vii spend the month at
Ocean Park, Wash, on a vacation.
Sunday, August l3. Mr.. Boldly will
preach in Portland.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

The continued hot weather through
out the month of July has resulted in
an activity on the part of rattlesnakes
in this section. Numerous rattlers have
been run down by automobiles on the
Columbia River Highway between here
and The Dalles. Last week Miss
Marie BaTtmess and Miss Miriam
Grouse, the latter of Cincinnati, mem
bers of a picnic party at the DEVILS
Punch Bowl, met large rattler in a
trail. The young women dispatched
the snake. Miss Grouse will take sew
en- rattles back to Ohio as a souvenir
of her vacation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Seventh Day Adventist Church

NVIIIEI IWLU HIIu = 0tINNN'
Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m.
Preaching service Ills a. m. Prayer
meeting. Wednesday 7.45 .. m. All
are welcome.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

W. r. Winans. in town Tusday on
business, brought the seasons biggest
snake story. At nightfall several days
ago while Mr.. Wlnans and sons were
homeward bound from a tramp through
the brushland back of their Dee home,
where they have stock ranging. they
knew they had startled a reptile Of
more than ordinary proportions by the
violence of the warning rattling IN q
clump Of bushes directly in their path.
With a long stick one of the men
caused the snake to strike. and blows
from poles and rocks killed the mon
ster serpent.
1--WE didn't realize the size of the
snake until next day when We viewed
him m the light Of the sun, says Mr..
Winans He was about four feet
long and as thick as a mans leg above
the knee. But the strangest thing
about the snake was the perfect letter
ing on his hack. made by the inter
mingling Of notifies: W. r. \. A.
1918. Although we bad been rather
violent in our treatment the night be-
fore. we were able 10 salvage the skin
and 35 attached rattles. ! am going
to have il prepared BY a skilled taxi
dermist. Il is the most remarkable
freak ! have ever seen.
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ton, Stanford University and other
points, spending two hours at night at
the Lick Observatory. and will be
leaving here some time next week.
Mrs. Anna Edgington.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03
Disabled Veterans Urged to Haste

Disabled war veterans are urged to
act before August 9, next Wednesday,
in securing certificates of injury. This
is the last date on which they can act
to protect themselves. All ex-service
men are urged to call the attention of
this notice to any disabled veteran who
may reside in Hood River valley.
Ice Creams, Ices and Drinks. Ice
Cream for parties, dinners and special
occasions. The Pheasant. je1tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

nit. The gates. however. it is said,
are opened but few times during the
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-08-03

Fishermen who have complained that
the Oregon Lumber Co. by sluieing
out its gates and opening the dam at
the Dee plant. continuously spoil Sun
day fishing give an exaggeration OF
facts. according to officials Of the CON-
pany. 1t is declared that the logging
pond can be emptled only when Il is
free from logs. and this happened oe-
cassionally on Sunday. The mill ON
cials, however. cite that the flushing
Of sand from the gates must be done
at such times as conditions viii per
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STOP A REAL SACRIFICE,
FLORIDA

Sea" SwsGeslo~o. 10 acres good house barn
.uttIIld.uGs. C"r1a Ids. stream. etc: $500:
,Hr'h Counn lGl2 G."Nw0Cd. I'h. Gol. 1856
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

ceipts. accounts receiyab,o 6.----.
extent that such promissory Except 10
and accounts receivable shall he b',vs w1, "a
sets TO claims filed or TO claiyn.u used a.
sSo,d, be FLED hsrsIn,. scsI1D. land contracts 'd ~ y
marks and tradenames, ns ,Sepscs, n
exist and be az the date OF this same arne 4
oil the rlght, title and Interest ~ to.der.
SS Sany Mos0F Ss RecSI1es SeResny tSsrno and
all property. real. personal 70 any
wheresoeyer situated. as tho "a ma and NH
and be at the date OF said sale io lo.IlslI sIhslI b
sGSs~ GSor Gompany 81 ;hV exSGs.Ss sGsnSsS q said %
and moneys or hand in the pos, al d
said Receiver and In bank 10 ptpbssesslon
said Receiver at the date Of said ns 3, cred.
not subject to or Included In IN IN bank
vlded for herein. tue sals
WILLIAM s. sAYpvs
SnerIaI ssho.
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WILLIAM s. sArRrs
-- Special Mas.
lSsS' UNITED STATES DISTRICT Co.
Eastern District Of PennsyiysSny,.. NY.
sitting In Eaulty. wanna,

sent. Term. 1921, n. 80.
Joseph n. smith a. CO.. a curporSi,onu
tlH. vs.. Lincoln Motor Companx p,
aware corporation. doftndant
Girard Trust Company. ancilisrv 49,
Notice is hereby given tat bv dss7 dsecs7
the United States, District Court. 1er,ss. T..s..
District of Pennsylvan MIA, dated I, EaNl
l922. The property. effects end n ssa.. huaIy
lincoln Motor Company. within the soot o.
sold. 'horized tol
J., such nc,, sale e by the saId decree oIr.c,.s
he held at Detroit. Mich, on Fah.rus..el
1929, and TO be conducted by ,Vm,,av
Snjr,eS Snyre2; 5' 1r' ESQUIRE the Special Master
the terms. and conditions OF q dscys. !,
n the District Court of the United NY, M
non nUr thG gns;ern District of MichlEan, ss3
AZ persons Interested in the tsrm,
eondlt'ons Of the said salo are hsr,ty
ferred to tho notice Of such sale VIA
aanpeSr once Q week for four weeks n
Evening fublic tedrer. a daily newspap,,
Ire CITY OF philadelphia. Pa
ETr1NGHAM u. NORRIS. H.
Attorney for Girard Trust r
RNNlN -
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,45" ESTATE or ANNA s. EIsENBII

~, Utrtuscu--L -Letlera tostamontary u1
mo estate or ANNA 8. ETSENBREY, 4
T%1 r,5,. s9d; having been granted 20 FiDEL1
LhUSr COMPANY, al PERSONS indebted
@ rne sald estate are requested 10 make n
nleht. ana thuEe having claims against
Same to present them. Without delay, ct
oIhcc OF tho said company. Nos. 82sS
Chestnut ct. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM p. GEsT,
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WILLIAM p. GEsT.
Presidsnil
a. ESTATE or MARIE HIGGINS.

HF"hh'd -Letterr lestamontaTy N
no no estate Of MARIE lHGGlNS having \
siTI"ntGn Ell 10 FIpELlTN TRUST CoMPAy
requested TO make aSment, and those han
nia ms AGAINST the same to present IN
Wilnout deIuN. st the office OF the said "a
pal!g' NOS 323-33l Chestnut st., phlladelp1i
WILLIAM =, GESr.
praSldsntI
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BYVDoJp

MODERN a,l.stone dwelling, living room,
cpe3 trcp'ace, dining room, ereasfa q
shower, finished attic st22SO
GEO. l., BARNES, 1901 chestnut. Wal. 46sS
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:,.T5a ESTATE or JAMES = G,TIr. i,

0seH--LotterR trstarnentary upon
estate of JAMES J. GAULT decess
G.hEinS hCen Granted TO FIDELITY TRQ
nnMrANf and JOHN j. MrMENAMIN,
qmCstcd to make payment, and those lad
Claims against the same 70 present nd
Without delay, Mt the Office OF the said a
pan%' MS, 8:j-33l Chestnut st.. Philla
WILLIAM p. G5sT. \
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s:fy" ESTATE OF J.. ID. COLEMAN
plNkNEN InI I,NIAN .I.nnn..a h

rOT TI,,,,,neTtHrN np0n The estate of p
g'gscd; having been Erantod 70 TibEilI
i,H LIST COMPANY. ali persons INDEBTED
,I,o III" sald estate are requested to msts ;,
snCm.' hnd those having claima arains,
nte 10 present them. without delay. ~ \
on zee ot tho eaid company, Nos. s2,1
CHESTNUT St, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM Z. GEsT
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dcCcnsed-Letters tasiam.,,a-.
the estate OF ELLA MANDERs1N' dsc.,1
iT hayinT been granted to FtDETiTy" Trv]
r,,0tMPANY and ANDREW MANDERs]
estate arc requested to make ma yn,srs
those hayins claims against tie sam.
present them. without delay. nj the M
o, ths % said company. Nos. 325.33l Ch.,j
WILLIAM p. aEsr.
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A., urrCn.ed-.Ietters festamentary y
me estate of JAMES II. +. BELL, dse,j
naav,nS faS been granted to FIDELITY TpI}
S1MPiAHS sons inSNb,saS1 and ANNIE q, BELL ali
1uested TO make payment and thos. ~
claims Claims against the same TO nreseSt M
MithoCt delay, at the office Of the saM n
pSSiny' ppSisy' NOS 3"o-33l Chestnut St. PhIs2
WILLIAM p. GEsr
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g. ESTATE OF ALAMEDA G, KUNKEI

UHceased--Lettcrs leatamentary w
ceas sd having been granted to FiDELl1
IltuSF COMPANY, executor. all persons
dented TO the said estate are requested
make payment. and those having cle
AGAINST the same 10 present Their win
uelay. at the office Of the said company N
3.o-J3l Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia.
WILLIAM f. GBST
prsstdsutI
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20" ESTATE or JAMES CLANEyd

~. HeotHstd-Lcttors testamentary 4
me estate Of JAMES CLARENCY hsj
p peen granted 10 FIDELITY TRiIST IA
ny, all persons indebted 70 the saIdl
thhte are requested 10 mako payment
,,r urose haNinS claims against the sam,
y, eHent them. without delay. at the ofhe
Lne iJ,tr gag company. Nos. 3o5-33l Chestnut
y WILLIAM p. GEsT.
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a ESTATE OF CATHARrNE CHA1

upon the above estate OF CntbSr r,ns NV.
Igeen rrS ssd. having been granted 10 FffEId
ddhSusr daSu,sr COMPANY, executor. ali person.,
neStted nSot 70 the said estate are requested
'1nv nInv payment, and those having cisI
Ssaimst the same to present them vi,sj
SSnay' at tho ofico OF the said cornpsI
nos S2o-3Sl Chestnut st. PhIledeipSis
WIN. i. GEST
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~ ESTATE OF uARRmTT ANN COZ

, Hnon tSe estate OF Harriett Ann Con
gTnea .T,,ea.s sTd' having been granted 10 FIpELl
ba jbnCST COMPANY. all pcrsohs indebtsd
ltent. and those having claims agsinr
aSnoe aS.e 10 present them. without delay. al
"Iios OF the said company, Nos, SatN
Chestnut St. rhiiadelphIp.
IvM. p. GEsr.
praaidsnl
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MORTGAGES

IF YOC HAVE: funds 10 lend we can place
any amount from $1,000 TO $500. 600 on IRE;
mortgage improved real estate. worth fully
double the amount OF loan, IN one OF the
largest and most progressive southern cities.
loans net ! r.'- Csut' Siate laws lsvorabl
20 lender: over tug utT million dollars handled
ia IS years without the loss OF one dollar
ans N4.r r'IS .,1, t.''"'O-urs; CnmTuniCa
Cfice.
FIRST MORTGAGE MONEY! nya,Iah;a n
on,''.
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS

WE HAVE a great many most attractive
apartments. both furnished and unfurnish.
ed, fer iont at tho present time. Sherwood
Apartment Agency. 1894 walnut ct.
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MONEY TO loan
$500 to $4,000

- lean en- Est and sc,urd mortgages; bulid.
Ng Pra loan Sssortit'0Ds I'D heirs 20
"s'"'ss; 9'c.upt s-ttIa-rrr'y. - r. HAGEN.
'Gl- :. i@th -, Pu3,ar SS3J.
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:T5a ESTATE OF SARAH u. FACE. d

s.fS" ESTATE OF SARAH u. FACE.
cFnsed--L.e;'ers tcstamentary upon
estate ~ Sarah ID. Page. decea 9ed, hs,I
.""n granted to FIDELITY TRUST %
tANI. all persons Indebted TO the !
estate are requested to make payment 4
IN So having claims against the sans
present them, without delay, at the ofhcsi
l!'e sad company. Nos, 9%5-33l ChsSj
VIM, p, oEs;T: ST.
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-Four bedrooms. INV. h. C''".. I'll r00Ga~r
ronveniences: barCotu, usa- train ant tro'
ley. ARROW REALTY CO, iNC, 5-3 "
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S. w. Cor. 5th & Lindley Ave.
HUNTISG PARK

ARE you looking for a home IN the Hunting
Psrk rection2 Sac Kerus, 40iN y. Tth st
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UtENSil)E
ELECT TrST or MONIES AND BUTLD
ING SITES. $4,000 Up
RENNlNGER & RENNINGER

GLl:NslDE. "a OPP. STATION
JEAtTiFIL corner property: lot l2I&l50:
stone house: tdnl poss.; also cor. CUlrnial
nodc"u hcrn" $500 WA. r L. ROBERTS
{ son, Gicls'de, p. Phonn 0gortz 6S2.
RhMODELED aJ-brlCN stucco ll-Tra. house
b"ije' thaa Usr.; old sEadc: s,eGR NJ lOce .
Nou; $4,000: bar.ain Wki, T. f. ROBERTS
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POPLAR ST. APT. HOUSE,
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

HARRT w SMITH III SAMSON ST.
BIG BsrEain--Whirpool electric dI,hwasber.
prac. rev; cost $3.50; no reRs Offer raid
Add. q. S, Williams sos RadcllR st., Bris.
tol. Pa.
HAIRDRESSER, facial treatment TnanIcur-
ist desires work by npp'tTn't in patron e.
! ONES; De Simon. 1903 sr, Garden. Pop. 1855
BRASS FED. metal household goods Tepaired
md rehntshed; oil work Guaranteed and
service. K'Ist,re Plating Works. Col cOTi
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IF YOU have factories. floor space for SAFE
or rent. see US: w. have clients wsitins.
:. LEE PATTON, Llnco'u D;6G.
FACTORIES. warehouses. floors. land J. L.
STEVENSON \ son Land TIVE Bog.
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APARTMENT. O rooms and bath: overioo
Ing park. Apply 200 Lincoln Bldg,
1hone Atlantie Gity sill NJ.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
tt.NNsnLN NNtA--SI VIZ, MAY
Il MILES OUT

MODERN HOMES. sensibiy planned. Eood
construction. now heing built, ready by
spring: all conveniences ard aeconmoda-
''O'' WALTER AFTER !. ssiENrHERSTHANIp' SH n p'-''0OV
BATA. Cynwyd
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OHIO
R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

GOOD iuvsstul.nt valuable ,~eaEe: unuio'.
ted; near Co!umbys. .; must s"l TO close
'siHts. Macy WalcOtt. pirk"rirr Q.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


ssos Ar,,n st,. ?tXiS3 frei. 90. S75 COO
o0O; Chsstnut 81. $50. 600
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Buildlnq Lots Factor, sites, Etc.
SopNER lot. lO0NlIS; 8 street fronts
mako factory site; $4,000. A. W. Corney,
T<e rrapkford ave.