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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07
NEW COUNCIL ORGANIZES
JAMES YATES ELECTED PRESl-
DENT AND COMMITTEES FOR
YEAR NAMED-WARREN AUS
TIN BUILDING INSPECTOR.

City Council met at II O'Clock noon
on Monday, President Anderson in the
chair, and Councilmen Blackman,
James, Peck, Stephenson and Umbrine
present.
The minutes of~-the last meeting
We're read and approved, after which
Council adjourned sine die.
The Clerk then called the new Coun-
Gil to order, and upon calling for NOM
nations for President, James Yates
was nominated by Councilman Steph-
enson and his nomination seconded by
Councilman Peck, and he was chosen
to preside over the body during the
ensting year. In accepting the honor,
Mr. Xates thanked the body for the
promised he would give his
b~esf36horts to the business that comes
tef6I4 the Council.
T<&ePresident named the following
'toi1lnitte es s.
III I1ance-Peck, WINS, Stephenson.
SfrA ets=Peck, Stephenson, WINS.
& SRts Stephenson, Peck, Wins.
er ~ Stephenson, Peck, Black
FfSlic PropeEty-Ivins, Peck, I'M
IN & sxStt M, WINS, Peck.
Y R}f WINS, Peck, Blackman.
Peck, James.
$X&0e C6mmission-Umbrine,
Stephenson, WINS, I'm
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07

tolution was passed appointing
Austin as Building Inspector
kfof the year 1922.
Al resolution was passed appointing
Guy Wilson and Jesse Bowen mem
|bers of the Board of Health for a
term of four years each.
A resolution was passed naming Ed
ward T. Stephenson and James Yates
members of the Board of School Esti-
mates.
A motion prevailed rejecting all bids
on the fire chassis, and ~instructing the
Clerk to return the certified checks of
the bidders,
A huge bouquet of beautiful flowers
was presented Councilman WINS just
as he was taking his seat. They were
sem from Atlantic City by his en-
%ployers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boyer.
Council adjourned to meet Monday
evening, Jan. 8, at 8 o'clock.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07
Peer Podm H. h
INFLUENZY

If Won should take the infuenzy, in spite o all precautions wise, don't
lose YER head in useless frenzy, nor fill the air with dismal cries.
Don't "a n an ave in wild distraction, an wiring yer hands al tear yer
har-Of curse it's time fer instant action, but not the time fer fool de-
spMr The infuenZy ear De tirolueu' "mch shomio pe uu t.e
quickest way; don't cram err hide with dope that's bottled or stuff that
"cues o in a day" But, see yer couch with heavy kyer, n WRAP yer
self from top to toe; a redhot stovelid IN yer live will sweat you in
a day or 0 .. Or OAK yr let IN DIN water, an umh d qudi
of pepper tea, SO hot you couldn't stand it hoter-theres everything in
sweatn' free. But, II, in spite OF ny suucn you Keep III set
tin wus an wuss, We can't escape the sound deduction, hat death must
come o all of usi
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07


Adams, Supt.
6.45 p. m, Christian Endeavor.
7.30 p. M, Evangelistic Service.
Sunday being the third anniversary
Of the present pastorate, the pastor
wishes to thank the Giver OF every
good and perfect gift for the love and
esteem and cooperation of his loyal
people. Morning and evening he will
take subjects OF help for the present
and future tasks and life of his hear
ers. In the morning, the Triumphant
Song of Paul, Il Can DO All Things
Through Christ, which Strengthened
Me- and in the evening the message
that one stands for, the immortal Sto-
ny OF Christ who died, But we preach
Christ Crucified." We have nothing
else 10 offer, or to really preach.
Wednesday, 7.30 p. M, The Quiet
Hour, with choir rehearsal after the
mid week meeting.
You will find a welcome.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07

The best place for your cold is in
bed.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07

Chew your milk, don't gulp it.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07
|BRSONAL AND
SOCIAL RECORD
lara Thomas, of Philadelphia.
/ weekend with relatives in

ara Thomas, of Philadelphia,
weekend with relatives in
d Mrs. Frank iSwayne have
etying congratulations upon
Il of a baby daughter.
L. Surtees is making good
from her protracted sickness
probably return to her home
days.
Mrs. Russell Bates and son,
alpha, have returned home
ling the holiday season with.
ats, Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Mrs. George NJ. Dowd and
tuth, of Camden, spent over
with Mrs. Dowd's parents,
rs. f. r. Woodruff, Sr., of
Pike.
ar Newman and two sons
holidays in Washington<
n all the sights of the Ma
itol, visiting the White
Jew Years Day. !
Iirs. Nerdinand Stadler ems
ISH evening at a s.
)ll{ne4 and Mrs. Charles
Gey, NH Mrs. John MOORE
!. and N llev Of Atlantic
Albert ss1er will enter53
q director sembers of tn
work Gni16 EaT home
lace next Mo2 evening
ladies' inter- ref cordio
to attend
- -
, 81 ~ s !, Es:' y
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-01-07

The letter of Congressman Bacha-
rach printed insfull in last weeks
Pleasantville Press in reply to an in
.quiry from the local Chamber Of Com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
The Snow Babies


out l shall reward you by giving you
the last wish you made. "
No. No. We don't want vour
Wishes bnrkod Daddy Dog. But he
was too late in objecting, The dog
fairy was already rubbing her magic
wishing collar.
nat was Your last wish;" she
asked Jack and Janet and the rabbits
ana squirrels all looked at each othe.,
"hy. our Inst wish was that the
hyng leaves were flying boats so we
could tly to the South with the villa
ducks squeaked IIoppity- Hop Rab.
'Bow-wow. That wish YOU shall
nave, but in order to ride the leaves
you will have to be ns small as ants :.
barked the fairy dog. She rubbed he,
golden collar again, and Of n sud.
den Jack and Janet and Daddy Dog and
the rabbits and squirrels found them.
selves in what seemed to be n giant
woods. The trees reached far up 10 tho
sky and the leaves that fell from them
We're like huge airplanes,
Bow :" barked voice that
sounded like thunder. Now you are
as smnl! as ants and can ride the flying
leaves" 'e
Then they saw the giant woods was
just their own woods. The trees had
not grown larger, but they themselves
had grown very tiny
Bow wow" All aboard for the
South barkrd the dog fairy.
Jack and Janet climbed on two bright
pink leaves. Daddy Dog jumped on a
red leaf. the rabbits hopped on vel .
low, leaves. and the squirrels leaped
on brown leaves.
Bow vow Hold tight!' warned
the dog fairy.
The warning came none too soon.
With tremendous roar gale swept
the woods, 1t caught up the leaves and
whiSked them high into the air. And
on the leaves rode Daddy Dog and his
pupils, racing with the wild ducks to-
ward the South.
TN tOmOrTOw's chapter will be told
how they join the wild duck fock.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
CHAPTER I
The Falling Leaves

TACK FROST had painted the woods
= with his fairy brush. Red. yellow
pink and brown-the trees were like
great punches of flaming flowers.
And the leaves. their summer work
done, were dancing in the breeze as
they dropped from the branches. At
times. as the wind lullcd, their dance
was gentle. whirling waltz. But
trees the dance became n wild, gay
frolicking.
Daddy Dogs school had finished it's
lessons. Jack and Janet and the rab-
bits and squirrels were playing among
the falling leaves. Far above them
flock of wild ducks sailed swiftly
across the sky. their faint babbling
causing the children to look upward.
"Oh, We wish the flying leaves We're
fying boats 50 we could fly to the
south with the wild ducks squoaked
the rabbits and the squirrels. Jack and
Janet thought that a fine wish and
they wished H. too.
ION, wouldn't that be lovely" they
cried.
just tnPn can lor Help uTeW tnelr
minds from the flying ducks. The
cry came from ravine nearby.
"Hclp. Help. I'm buried alive ~
They found the ravine drifted full OF
fallen leaves
Help, Help! Get me out :" The
voice sounded from beneath the leaves.
Dig 49, cried Jack. and dig they did
the rabbits, the squirrels, Daddy Dog
l.. ~. 4
leaves fly in every direction. They
dug and they dug until away down
at the bottom they came upon q dog-a
beautiful white dog
"Woof. Look out. 1t is the dog
fairy. :" warned Daddy Dog.
YES, it is l." barked the dog fairy.
II took nap in the ravine, and when
! awoke ! was buried deep by the fall
ing leaves THANK Won fnr lippinp mo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

OAK LAEE-Sew stone English style resi-
denCc, with tile roof. center hall. cham
b,rs 3 baths electricity. hot-water heat.
hardwood foors; over a acre. corner location;
near station.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

convenience. tiled bath. hardwood roors
open fireplace. Other nice homes Of different
plans at sll 500 70 sl2.50O Your selection
OF pdpering and fixtures ROBERT J. NASH
l?,+ Locust st. or Narberth station.
NARBERTH. STOOO--Hollow tile and frame
rooms and bath hot-watcr heat. electric
Hight, good neighh0rhood Others ~ S7251
and ss@0u ROBERT ! NASH. 1919 Locust
ST, or Narberth Station,
CORNER EurhertE and Chestnut ave, /
brtrms. = baths. inclnsed sun room; worth
s.c'nG COMhOEWEALTH ASSOCIATES.
lEt, 400 Franklin Trust Building
NEW AND MODERH-Six bedrooms. /.
baths lot 5Oxl2S. sl6,5OO.
WM e. CLAGHORN l21s Chestnut ct.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
WESTFIEID

SAVED. $1,000 AND MORE--Gct tn" facts,
then sou will krow why bCngalC"s OF u
and . rooms at Westheld wcr" bought by
l;cen buyers; sites IOxlOO for $500, irnproVel'
illustrated circular or "eIunGt: located 3ith
and Wcstfeld ave, on the State Bridge and
Tunnel Highway. II minutes by Ponsauken.
Trenton or Westficld trolley or bus; ~. miles
hy auto ron ferries. Bell $3.50.
CRAMER, REALTOR
307 MARKET. CAMDEN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
OAKNOST

OAKMON7T. PA,-sl3 600: brick ana etuCco;
rooms and bath; hot-watHr heat, electric.
1870, large iistings Of other homes a.oug he
Main Line and Delaware county, Pa Phone
WM 4. McCREA, Ardmore 30 Office open
saturday afternoon and all day Sunday.
GROOM BUNGALOW: garage lot 60X.2l
". NJ HAWTHORNE. 69th st Theatre
Bldg, LansdUwne g05l. Open Sunday,
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Observation-Disclosures
PUBLIC SALE

REAL ESTATE AND personal
BY Direction Of The f,I 6r1phaqs' Court o.
Chester County, the undersigned Will sell at
public sale, on SATURDAY OCTOBER 7.
1922 on the premises IN the Borough u
Honey Brook. farm OF about Q acres: bounded
hv lands OF Chester SPOTS ind Arthur
White situated partlv in Honey Brook BOr-
cugh and uart.v In II )rcy Brook Township
the improvements consist OF l0-rOom house.
SUMNER house. barn. carriage hOuse. chicken
house, pigpen CornCriD and other necessary
outbuildnEs: all in excellent state OF repair
there is never-faiiing well and spring on
the PROMISES and an abundance Of fruit OF
.. NJ, when, terms w!li be made known by
GE0RGE ", 'BUCKwALTER
W II BYEKI.Y Aurrioreer.
: MARBLE LENNON clerk
Carl. B. DEiHM Attorney.
81 ACRES Of ground. with buildings. suit
able for country estate or santa arium. 30
min. from city Hall. min. walk from .
htGh-speed tro!ley lLpes. George l.. Barnes.
l2Ol Chestnut st Walnut 46S5 or Highland
Park. Lanerch 100.
ONE OF the best tobacco farms in Lancaster
county; al modern improvements; good
Apply to P. NJ Suite 1901 Medical Art
iddg,. Walnut and 10th SITS.
GLENCI.pEN-For sale 7-room new dwgs.,
all mod cows. "X Light. open fireplace
superior construction Acker, Parker ave.
and OAK lane. Darby = Z. ..
RujldinR Lots
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GIFSSIIDF

BEAUTIFUL. bungalow so5o0: liv, rr1-,
fireplace, dep with French doors large
closets and bath; unhn attic vapor 1T:
large lot built YOU would build YOU own.
select retghborhaod: Io-ft wide st; others
from s5O0O-s5QOO -s65OO up to $1,000 VIM
7. Il. Roberts & Son. G.ensidc Pa. Open
In,
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED
GERMANTOWN

ELEGANT HOME---3 Ledrooms; ali conven.
iences; 2-car garage: near Stotesbury' 4
MhitemarIh home; $3.50 per month. Phone
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actortes. Warehouses. Manufacturing Floor,
MANUFACTURING PLANT

Substantially const.ucted brick building, suit
ablo for carrying heavy machinery: corner
property. on lot l00x2O0 feet IL. 900 square
feet on hrst. second and third floors; near
and electricity. p. q, Box 4Ol. Trenton. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

CRAWFORD Efficiency Apartments:
garage for each tenant; 18th st. and
Olney ave. $S5 per month: capacity.
= rooms and BATH every modern con-
venienCe. high elevation: location un-
surpassed: excellent transportation
facilities.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
APARTMENTS
CRAWFORD
EFFICIENT APARTMENTs
GARAGES FOR EACH TENANT
SSS PER MONTH

1aTH ST. AND OLNEY AVE.
Having capacity OF 3 rooms and bath;
every modern Improvement and convenience: :
excellent transportation; all troieys rum
ming north to Olncy ave. Will transfer direct.
or Tabor Station, Phila adelphia and Reading
Railway. within 3 blocks.
DANIEL. CRAWFORD JR.. BUILDER
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50l Il. WASHINGTON LANE--,Jne block
from station; corner property; porch hot =.
water heat electric. attrac'ively furnished:
bedrooms bath. living room on second
roor: pa rlor. dining room and kitchen on
hrst moor: hot-water heat. electric: can be
seen by appointment only. Phone German
town 1927.
FURNISHED det house In suburbs; rent
reasonable. Call Ardmore 1873 NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

BI'Y an acre for price VI building lot near
Gienslde; Springfield water. gas, electricity
Can you beat It? NJ 83j, Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
COLONIAL STONE, DWELLING

BnNt lNl2. 10 roOC5. porchos open fire.
IuiIe to Pennsylvania Il. r and near trolley;
unusual opportunity; overlooking Delaware
Rivor.
ARTHUR p. TOWNSEND. Lanshornc. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
WEST PRII.ADELPIiIA

THE MASTER KEY OF $500 block Larch-
wood ave. lies ready TO your hand take
It, unlock the doors. you have the open
sesame to a from ail-modrrn- -throughout
home and further, YOU can master any key
I have listed II YOU remember CROSS
stands for all that's good real estate.
GROSS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
Also .ra advertisements In large type
In preceding columns.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

l"t a. 'int,Sn''rHnt ;,--i5, "TfH nnrG ml'Los
and village. stone roads in all directions
nne stone house with modern convenences
lGudern dairy barn. farmers house. tenant
house. hest Of creek meadow, very produc-
tive soil. ideal water supply to all build
AZ sl75 per acre KENNETT REALTY
Ecuna,t SuiIars Pa pNnpn an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
NEW JERsEY-rARMs
NEW JERSEY FARMS
NEW YORK CITY

AN INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
Sevcn-story elevator apartment. ~ families
finest section Washington Heights: rentals
$40. 600: net income including amortizat' on,
$40. 900 price $205. 900: owner in poor health
must sell: cash $40. 900 above mortsages
rea asonable offers considered: details to re.
sponsiblc parties. COIGNE. 600 5th ave.
I.onGacre SIn3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

EXECUTORS SALE
rUELIC SALE. October II. 1922. at $50
p. NJ. hnc dwelling. East Main st. Moores-
town. Nv Jersey: beautiful location: per-
feet conditions: all convenienccs: lot 60 II.
front by go It. de.p. For particulars in
BURLINGTON COUNTY TRUST COMPANY
Executor u W Rebecca Matlack. decd
Npc,cstown New Jersey
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Factories. Warehouses. Manufacturing Floor,
WAREHOUSE.
Also seq advertisements In large type
In preceding columns.
Stores and Dwellings

$. +. COR. 18TH AED MCCLELLAN
8-story brick store and dN8., with ur with.
out business bargain for quick sale Apply
only 10 Rolntler Ro!etler. 1s'h md M">rts
2SUU LLSWORTH-Larse store and dwg
cor. 2 main SITS; elec., h.-w heat peri
cor: siSOu JnU | Slmnrs. 2Oth ~ SNYDER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

oup CASH buys beautiful modern home
$50 W. Fishers ave close to incarnation
Church; rooms. lnClOsed porch. wide
street; good section; easy payments ~ and
- trOleys.
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut
Also sec advertisements In large type
in N III
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
REAL ESTATE ron SALE
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FARM
2n24 ~. 10th st., Philadelphia, Pa;
Boulevard. 10 miles from Wilmington y
mile to Pennsylvania n. r.. Colonial stonc
house. with eonyvsn,sncss, Iss isass lawn. "; . oid
frame greenhouse, in Al repair; poultry
house. garage. stable. etc, a very fine horne.
price S14, 900. KENNETT REALTY CO.,
kennett Square. Pa. Phone ar.
GENTLEMAN'S COUNTRY RESIDENCE
1877 acres; II miles asphalt roads 70 City
Hall Philadelphia; owners residence; cleo
tric lights. hot.water feat, omen freplaces;
beautiful lawn and shade; modern COW barn,
~ head: tenant houses; all necessary build
ings; macndsm roads each side and through
farm: $40.
100 ACREs-2o miles from Philadelphia. !
mile from two II: y. stations. extra good
buildings. new dairy barn wonderful rfoI
ducng: can be bought for $4,000. KEN
NETT REALTY CO.. Kennett Square. Pa
1872 ACRES, close 10 State Highway. imp.
with a 12-room Col. stone house. hot-water
heat and bath: three tenant houses; large
barn. new tile silo. commercial appe Orch;
possession to suit; 4. II. MILLER. 2l2
W. State ST., Media, Pa
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MISCELLANEOUS

FREE LOTS
Town Of Bithlo will rive n few residence
lots 10 desirable applicants as an advcr.
tiscmert. Abstract at minimum cost. Ad.
dress Mayors Office. Blth!o. Fla
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
Beautiful Up-to-Date Apartments

Living room. bedroom. combination break
fast room and kitchenette bath. porch. lock-
ers hardwood floors. electricity. plenty of
heat and hot water: service stairs. tanitor
service; apartment house entrance: sos to
SIN 1S2S-3O y. Park ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

ONE OF THE best 7-room houses in West
Philadelphia. containing hot-water heat,
electric li2ht and gas, new roof, papered and
painted and IL excellent condition. can be
bought for $4,000 II sold this month: owner
occupies and possession is guaranteed I'M
mediately. Cali bftween A ". and 5 y.
NJ. at 29lT $ Donation terrace
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02
Building Lots

GI. I.ENGLpEN-FOr sale. 7-room new dwgs.,
ali mod cows, eX. light. open fireplace;
superior construction. Acker, Parker ave,
a nd OAK lane. Darby = .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-02

Also SEQ advertisements In large tyne
In preceding columns.
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
l2lO-12l2 ARCH STREET
pAsSENdN hN6 HFREEM FT!kRNf EtEvNfoRs
ssSSssSS
$1,000
EREssE isss SEEs4NhT 81
1l3l RACE.-Deslrable store and three floors.
suitable FOR light manufacturing or Offices:
suit any business; low rent. Apply 0a2
Chestnut second floor.
ATTRACTIVE second-foor front office; CEN
:" ner month p llai. Ledger Gnce' %'''"
Hee building
d J. ELLIoTT. Iii4 Chestnut sr''' st.
SUITES Of Offices suitable for 8 physlcians:
second floor. 1870 Chestnut ST. EMLEN &
ESTEY ,BLDGs-All outside: rent reason.
abe. Apply Estey Bldg. 18th and Walnut
oFTISEand IgSlT Roam s15 T''s Bldg fur" or unfurn
sble G%H CO.. sns as & ,sth sfSen s1
Also sec advertisements in large type
IN preceding columns. |
------- GARAGES
GARAGE, rear l7SSt S,N y 18Th St. room for
rts ss 1Solass.' '''0'e' l''' ~ 18TH st.
WEST PHILADELPHIA
62l7 SPRUCE STREET
Modern. g rooms hot-watcr heat. electricity:
BE!xK.RT. Dos itber,y Riis. Locust e1StgSh aosa
VICINITY 45th and Chester ave,--Three
stor% stone house, parlor. dining.
conyenences; electric and gas. Phone wSGn WOOD,
land 32+8 r.
GERMANTOWN
GERMANTOW N-Detachcd house garage.
esaren% saths ssspnE porch
ana "$f s%fTHsss IL, pSAI%LIEsM GS5 %$%aa RUSS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wAYNE-Detachsd house, deep lot, Or, "a.
es xXEs 4so 'cGh%:a chsssnup po's spf 500 rs9s Rs
ND: W,ls; reS i% Real "R: E''ss 'ss
DEVON
BEAUTIFUL HOME. perfect condition 3
large hreplaces. 0 bedrooms. 2 baths: ga
'aFe, fk2GsAt HE ! 2so3fR. fREAr. WAYNE. Pa.
-------- R0sI.YN
Aa8E 1Rom, msnsien Sn,ws,.r house podsrnlzed
for families; 3 ares fin. % lawn snd sntiaoTa oS
shade: 800 monthly; take car 40, get ON
Easton road at Ferguson & Johnson's $ offce
or write 2850 Germantown ave. Diamond
WAYNE
LOVELY old-fa shioned home; large lot,
garage. old shade; best neishborhood 1928 a
month.
TREAT & TREAT Wayne. Pa
Also see advertisements In large tyne
In preceding columns.
TRENTON. n.
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f33d & Barring. Apartment House

~~~~ ~ SeA"Ss bhPoiNAiShN iASaoS
Lot 30xl00; apts,; modern heat and light.
laundry tubs and separate lockers In base
nen: splendid Investment. The price 10
low for quick sale,
@. a. ASSLEY, I2is CHESTNUT ST,
422s PARKSIDE AVE
Facing Fairmount Park. II rooms, . baths,
hot-water heat, electric immediate ross
beautiful home: magnificent hardwood finish
throuehouti S22, O00i terms.
PENROSE, s27 ". 10Th Poplar hn00
MOVING TO Florida, will sacrifice my mag
nihcent home. 222 s i6th St. detached.
inclosed porch. 10 rooms baths, many ex-
tras. See or call l.oomes, Goth st, Theatre
Bldg Phone Lansdowne 2lso. Open Sun
days.
MUST BE SOLD-832l Race ST., bed
rooms location can't be beat: easily
financed. make good apartment dwelling.
NM F., LAHNER, 57l0 Master ST.
1850 PARKsIDE Opposite Fairmount
Park 3 story. ~ rooms, baths. ALL
modern home. owner on promises. Phone
p67+ y.
NO reasonable offer refused; 82+G-5+ Usage
ave-, 5s1l-2l Warrington ave.; modern.
Cobbs Greek boulevard homei some with ga
RACES; financed. sokolove. Diamond s1aO.
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ELIiINS PARK
FORT NASIII>GTUN
GJ.ESOI.BES

CT ENOl.DF.N-Seven-rOo now dwellings.
all modern convenicnCes. electric light. hot
water heat. open freplaccs; corner property
has store room additional.
ACKER. Parker ave-. Genoldcn.
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BROWNS MILLS
building Lots
MERCHaNTvIILE

FINE. modern. very attractive hone. 325 L,
Rogers ave, Merch antvilie. y. J.
Price l0.oo0. terms to suit purchaser
Lot 7SXIOG. good neghhurhoOd
Fcnsauken car. Camden to Rogers ave.
Good service train and trOll"r
WA y. kEATtNG. Owner. or any broker.
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5420 WOODBINE AVENUE

CRAWFORD BCILT)
Idesl home. ThorOughly modern
Six bedrooms. baths Gear garage; all.
stone structures; inspection by appointment.
LEWIS A.. TAULANE. REALTOR
ZIG WALNUT ST
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CHESTNUT HILL
building Lots

OTIS in Erdenhcim ter; all street Improve
m"nts; concrete walks, low tax rate: win
,ssist In financing and for building; Sa tur.
.ay afternoon and Sunday by appo ntmcnt
JENk lN.rOWE BANK AND TRt'S'T CO
rHOICE building sites in Wyndmoor ApnIv
10 JENNINrOWS BANK AND 'riit'ST
20
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ASHBOCRNE

i,.STORY DWELLING. :. ". corner Of
Ashbournc road and Union st.; q feet on
Apply TO e, =. OrTTERSON, 45lO Frank
ford nve, Philrdelrh!a