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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
fRAFF|C CASES
CROWD COURT
Speeders Fined by Magistrate
Fetherston Yesterday
Caught Over Week lend

TOTTENvILLE, April 11.-Forty
traf1c cases crowded the second dis
trict court yesterday for various vio-
lations over the weekend where
they had received summons for eth
er speeding or some minor COM
plant. Nearly all the speeders were
found guilty and fined. Two second
offenders were fined $50 each and
all first offenders were taxed $25
each.
Motorcycle Patroimen Gescheidt.
raoffman and Joseph were active for
he first time in Amboy road this
season. Eight speeders caught in
Amboy road between Huguenot and
ITottenviiie were arraigned before
> Magistrate Fetherston and were
fned $25 each. John Engle. of HUI
guenot avenue. Huguenot Park, who
was summoned to court by PATROL
man Joseph for failing to keep to
the right, when the motorcycle cop
a him down in attempting to pass
him while chasing a speeder vas
given a suspended sentence.
Those caught speeding here and
fined were Charles Kaplan. of 1882
Fiftieth street, Brooklyn; Paul Hen
rich. 161 East Ninetieth street.
Brooklyn; Robert Soxreiter. 404
tan: Arthur Kugelman, 40S East
Eighty-fourth street, Manhattan.
william Bovine. 49, Third street.
Brooklyn: Ernest Lang. 333 West
Eeventy-seventh street, Manhattan;
william Bertram, ASS Amsterdam
avenue, Manhattan, and Howard
Alexander, IT'S West One Hundred
Beventy-second street, Manhattan.
All were charged with speeding from
thirty to thirty-fve miles an hour.
Several others that were summoned
over the weekend will be arraigned
In court tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
Mrs. Howe-Han Dead

NEW YORK, April 11.-Mrs.
Florence Marion Howe-Hall. eldest
surviving daughter of the late sam,
uel Gridley Howe. and Julia WARD
Howe, is dead at her home in High
Bridge. New Jersey.
She was a direct descendant OF
Samuel Ward. revolutionary COVER
nor of Rhode Island. From her fatn-
err, who founded the Perkins Instr
tute for the Blind at Boston. b In
herited a zeal for philanthropic worx
and from her mother marked liter
airy talent
In November. 1871. she was q
ried to David Prescott Hall, New
York laWxers
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
Act on Explosion

PARIS. April IL (By The Asso-
ciated Pr.es)-The French govern
ment is awaiting a final report from
the allied commission in Upper Sile-
sia before takir. action regarding
he tragedy at Gleiwitz in which
nearly a dozen French soldiers were
killed by a mine explosion declared
to have been placed under secret
depository for arms. As soon as the
report ia received Ambassador Lau-
rem at Berlin. will be instructed to
demand satisfaction from the Ger
man government.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
MATAWAN

A son has been born to Nj. and
Mrs. William Allen shepherd
An organization meeting or the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the American
Legion will be held in the high
school auditorium tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. All mothers,
wives and sisters of ex-service men
are urged to be present.
Mrs. Sarah Hankins and Mrs.
Leonard will move in the immediate
future to Hillsboro. Mrs. Hankins
has sold her property to ID. s. Mar
tin who will occupy it about the nrst
of May.
The w. c. T. U. will be enter
tanned tomorrow afternoon by Mrs.
Herbert Sturt at her home in wy
ckoff street.
Mrs Lewis H. Blood has returned
to Somerville after spending th(
weekend with her parents here |
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dominick mol
fored to Asbpry Park Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
Wedding Anniversary

TOTTENVILLE, April lI.-Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Bruckman. OF Am
boy road. Richmond Valley. cele-
brated the thirtieth anniversary OF
their marriage at their some Satur-
day night by entertaining a num-
Der Of guests from Manhattan.
Brooklyn and Staten Island. There
were about thirty present. Dancing
music and games were enjoyed. Re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brakeman received many gifts
Tor the occasion. Mr.. Bruckman is
connected with Banner & Doecher,.
Of Manhattan, manufacturers of
Tolls. Some of the were at
the gathering.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
Freed BY Order Of Court

NEW BRUNSWICK. April IL
Konstantine Pergiotor. who was on
trial yesterday in the county court
before Judge Peter DAILY on a
charge of d~esertion and failure to
support Lis wife, was acquitted by
order 81 the cour this morning.
Acou:1tal was directed because the
evidence In the ease showed there
mad been no desertion in Middlesex
county. II was learned that the
wife Ct Pergiotor had come TO this
country TWO years ago and that at
no time since her arrival here had
she lived with her husband.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
311th Infantry Reserve
To Be Re%-organized

plans to have the reserve wartime
unit in case Of emergency. Former
officers of the 18th Division recently
conferred in Newark concerning
plans to recruit the reserves up te
full strength.
The reserves will not interiors
with the National Guard. The 511th
Infantry was the national army out
fit and made up principally of me-
from central and southern New Jer
sey. Colonel Marcus B. Stokes, wa
its commander.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
G.f Possession al Land

NEW BRUNSWICK. April IL
The National House and Farms As
ISOLATION of New York through John
Z. Toolan. has gained possession Of
nine rieres of property in Piscata-
way and Dunellen on writs of eject
nlent. The action was brought BY
I oolan against nine families and the
process of esectment has been under
way fer some time. Possession was
firally given the New York assocla-
ton yesterday by the sheriff.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11

TRENTON. April 1.-THE war
department announced the assign
ment of Major A. Ellicott Brown, U.
S. A. to organize the 311th infantry
reserve in New Jersey. Many Jer-
seymen were members of the 311th
infantry which trained at Camp Dix
and saw active service in France.
Major Brown will have headquarters
at the state house here and will
work in conjunction with Major Nor
row.. of New York. The government
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
By n. E. A. Service

BY N. E. A. Service
HILLSDALE, Mich.-Mrs. Bessie
NJ. Becker. Democrat, again is OPP
posing her husband. George w.
Becker, Republican. in a campaign
for the Office of township clerk in
Somerset township.
Already Mrs. Becker has beaten
her husband twice in contests for
the same office-once by n vote.
This year she decided not to run
again. But the Democrats thought
she was the best candidate to pit
against her husband, who'd an
nounced he'd be the Republican
candidate.
So Mrs. Becker consented to run.
How does the campaign affect
peace within the Becker household?
Not a Bit" say both candidates.
"We never talk about 1t. And which,
ever of us is elected, the other will
help him-or her-as much as pos
sible."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11

revolutionary methods Of retaining
the insane has saved $40. 000. 600 in
the 1000 ase permanently cured
during the past three years. Statis-
tics show that 1t costs $4,000 for
every INDECENT case committed.
DR.. Cottcn's method is a complete
diagnostic survey of every patient.
He urges modern hospital equip
ment in all state insane institutions,
including the X-ray and laboratory
and dental clinics and surgical ia
cilities so that all methods Of mod
ern prog -essive medicine nay be
used in the treatment Of insanity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11

NEW BRUNSWICK, April IL
Edward Dietzel. of South Amboy,
held as a material witness in con-
nection with the recent Sewaren
booze robbery, and William Jewell
of Perth Amboy. held on a charge
OF robbery in connection with the
same case, were released on the fur
nishing OF $1,000 bail each yester-
day. The bail was taken by Re-
corder Martin G. Ashley, OF Wood
bridge. James Stanton, another
party held on a robbery charge. Is
still in TIE county jaia las he has
been unable to get a bondsman-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
Sfart Court Action

NEw BRUNSWICK. April IL
A &upreme court action has peen
started by the Metropolitan Lumber
Cdmpany of Newark against Thomas
Sxales of Lindeneau to collect
xg54.e0 together with interest and
protest fees. and cost of action on
a note made by the defendant and
which went to r otest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11
ROOSEVELT MAN GUILTY

NEW BRUNSWICK. April IL
John Minne OF Roosevelt. who was
indicted for atrocious assaul anu
battery committed on his son. Mich
olas. was found guilty by a jury yes
terdav afternoon. 1t was charged
that he attempted TO hit the boy
with an az and that the boy received
a scalp out from a giancing blow OF
the ak
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-04-11

April 10th. 1872
To ALFRED sToIER. or whom 4 ma
concern.
Pursuant to the provision Of an act =
the Legislature of the state OF New 41r<
sew entitled IAN Act for the better fre
lection Of Garage keepers and
Repair Men" fP. L 1915 chzp<ef AZ.
app. April 18th, 1915 notice - hore11
given that the undersigned. Gser1e 11upr1
will sell on April 2sth. 1893 At tvs erol1cs
in the afternoon at public auc<ic4 = -
highest bidder. At his place q 49,
very Piace. Perth Ameoy- <ex $500
one 1890 Overland Sedan uc<or 4@11rn
el4sL. serial number <e14<
The said Automobiie UAn det4zr@4 E
for : Earage repair bzi due lin - ~
said Alfred Sfoier.
1zS5x-f-1l-1zt. GEORGE 4&M4*
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-04-21
KI'TICEI

E. Wilson left for Cass Lake
Thursday, where he took the train
for Minneapolis to see his son Ralph,
who is not we'll and who expects to
be operated on for appendicitis soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Smith made a
business trip to Cass Lake.
j. F. Mahoney, road supervisor, +.
Mills, Mr.. Newman, H. McNew and
Mr.. Daily were out yesterday and
Saturday looking over the north and
east roads. They also held a meet
ing at H. McNew's home Saturday.
+ Mrs. II. Sawyer was i'll with a very
bad cold Saturday. Gay Mahoney
acted as nurse and also took care of
little Jim. She is much improved at
this writing.
Fuel Smith visited the Goodland
Sunday school Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet Thurs:
day at the home of Mrs. P. Mills. All
are welcome.
Mr., Baney resumed his school du-
ties Thursday.
Mrs. Roy is expected home soon
from Cass Lake, where she has been
receiving medical attention for the
past week.
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Gently and it was unloadeda at Shev-
lin Saturday. o.. .E....
D. M. Edwards went to- Bemidji
last Friday returning home Saturday
afternoon.
Harry :Bourcy transacted business
in Bemidji last Friday between trains.
Sever Syverson and John Hoff, Jr.,
singled the school house in District
IS last week.
Nelse Arbogen called at the Felch
farm Monday afternoon.
ETA, Harvey Geo. Felch and K. T.
Sloane calledsat; the J. 7. Hendricks
home Monday afternoon
Ed Crumb took his Fordson tractor
and gang ploM home Tuesday, which
he purchased in Bemidji Monday.
r John Reeves; went to Bemidji Mon
dsyreturn ming home Tuesday after
no0ns ~ t3Ess.
Mrs.. Henry allin went to Bemid-
il last Saturday to visit relatives re-
turning home Wednesday, accompani-
ed by. her sister. ~. ,
MI. and Mrs.. Harry Gordan spent
the week end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Lars Gordan
Alma Olson returned home Sunday
after stay of three weeks assisting
Mrs, Theodore Tollefson with the
.housework. II 4; IT. l.,
Cecil Daniels arrived here last Tues
day from Detroit, Michigan, where he
spent the winter with his parents.
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,BALSAM RIDGE

Mrs. c.. Galloway and children of
Rolette, N. d. arrived Thursday to
make their future home here.
Tuesday morning while Robert
Reed was hitching the team to the
buggy, they became frightened, run
ming away. They were caught near
the Lastinac place by John Lastinac
and Axel Johnson. Fortunately not
much damage was done.
Hilmar Bothner and wife, John r.
Reed and wife, and Misses Viola and
Pearl Daken and Messers Earl and
Everett Gehron and Raymond Daken
attended the informal dance at u. IT,
Lyons at Waskish Friday night.
Tuesday being the anniversary of
Melvin Peterson's and Sarah Gehron's
birthdays, the scholars planned sur
prise for them. At noon a number
Of the parents came in and served a
lunch consisting Of sandwiches, cake,
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Z. . ,TtEl-- ~" I'7.-7 -
oBUCKaLAKE4

+ The Easter program given by the
Woodland Union Sunday School last
Sunday was decided success. A nice
program was arranged and all the lit.
tie people as we'll as the grown uE
did very well. A nice crowd gathered
in spite of the rain, all Of which goes
to show that there is a deep interest
taken in our Sunday school work. \
Mr.. and Mrs.. O. w. Roghot enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday Afternoon
besides the family, Mr.. and Mrs: Lec
,Anderson.a Mr., sSWenson and friend
Mr.. and Mrs: Ed. Larson and children
Mr.. and Mrs., E. C.>t Rogholt, Miss
Gladys Berg, Miss Mabel Ershbo anG
Mrs. Alex Sawyer and daughters, Cora
and Ruby. A very pleasant AFTERNOON
was spent. n p.
AfLeo Anderson brought his car home
last Wednesday, ~:
" Miss Myrtle Rogno1t and Miss Cora
Sawyer spent Friday afternoon dec
Grating the school house for the East
er program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson took
Mrs. A. B. Frost to Cass Lake last
Friday afternoon where she will spend
her Easter vacation with friends and
relatives. ..--..
The Misses Myrtle and Elma Rog-
holt were shopping in Cass Lake last
week. -
NJ. o. Rog'holt apd arthur Carlson
were business callers in Cass Lake
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson and son,
Gordon, and baby Myrtle called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Anderson and Mr..
and Mrs. NJ, O. Rogholt Sunday.
- Albin Carlson came out from Cass
Lake Sunday morning to spend Easter
at home. :,
Messrs. Martin and Arthur Rogholt
came out Saturday evening to spend
Sunday at home.
Fred Swenson and friend Of his,
of Swenson Lake, were callers in this
neighborhood last Sunday.
Miss. Gladys Berg and Miss Mable
Ershbo of Cass Lake spent Easter with
MI. and Mrs. E. C. Roghoit.
Alfred Rogholt. accompanied by
Geo. Luck made a business trip to
Cass Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Leo Anderson and Mr.. and
Mrs. M. o. Rogholt visited with Mr..
and Mrs. e. C. Rogholt last Monday
Charles Chase attended the birth.
day party of Mrs. Geo. Scofield last
Saturday evening at Cass Lake. He
reports a very fine time.
, E, C. Rogholt plowed his garden
Monday, he reports the frost all gone
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer autoed
over from camp Tuesday evening and
spent the night with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Sawyer. They return
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SHOTLEY & FOY

Einar G. Carlson is i'll with ap-
pendicitis. Friends here hope for his
speedy recovery.
DR.. M. Bone of Kelliher called at
the Hans o. Torgerson home on ac-
count of the illness of Henry Torger-
son.
Theodore Klock injured his foot
when he fell off his horse, while rid
ing horseback. -"
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the "'Old Settlers" picnic at
|5Saum Saturday. ~
The play at Shotley, entitled "The
Cheerful LIAR" wa snot very we'll at.
tended. Only SIS was realized.
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i to .camp Wednesday evening.

=
ed to camp Wednesday evening.
The Emmanuel Ladies Aid held
their regular meeting April IL with
Mrs. Joe Johnson. There was large
attendance. Arrangements were made
for the completion of their autograph
quilt. The lquilting will take place at
the next meeting. One new member
was secured, Mrs. Geo. Luck. The next
meeting will be May 10. All enjoyed
Mrs. Johnson's hospitality immensely
and a; very pleasant afternoon was re-
ported by all. 's
Mesdames H. j. Bottng, H. NJ. Sco-
field sCyress, Branlan and baby, and
Mrs. Fay and her son were the Silver
+ Lake visitors. at the Ladies Aid We'd
nesday II, 9s & $ s5s;; H..
Miss Cora Sawyer visited with Miss
Myrtle Rogholt Tuesday.
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salad and cocoa. The pupils gave a
program after which games were
played and everyone left wishing
Master Melvin and Miss Sarah many
more pleasant birthdays.
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REV. j. TRAILING,
Belnidji, Mil

Pastor, ST. Philips CHURCH
20 Beltrami Ave. Phone 347
Services on Sundays 8 a. m.-10
a.. Milo p. m.<
articles at cost THE Church urges
all Catholics to have a copy Of the
Bible in their home and to read it
daily.
Non-Catholics are cordially invited
to attend any or all of our services.
Admission free to all. Religious in
structiOn, literature and information
on the history and teachings Of the
Catholic Church given free upon re-
quest. Alltare welcome.
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LOST AND EOUN

UADGE--I .ost police badge 80 w., 's,sr AN All
H,t,irn sane TO 3Grh aad Lancaster
20. leo alnrion. Reward, .... ---..,,,-,,, !,
NRI%pIE and white male bulldog ooss
", ri. 5tla Sausom at. E"i'on' - ~
CERTITICATE 49, Lost. C,rimirno"s NJ b
g3gG3 for siAty-l'ye 'd3l tIl11, - n sil,cs
canilai stock Of the I.ohigh Na.oS lttins,
%, in the name OF J"ann'ttho IL heI,i
having been lost or mislaId' nor ia for
given that application has pe'h "'
renewal OF tho same. - .-------,-,--ii
DIAMOND PLAQUE. pin dt'ach!cHHo1 h!,Hocs HrL III
Broad street station or on WV Illsr
from, PhiludelphiH to NGw ~ 4 G,
reWurd if returned 10 j, II, '"IuN'"
Chestnut and Juniper HiS. .-.-,- ,,,T,I
DUti- Lost, whito Esk m" dos nnlI'er rratala
April 20. 500 reWaid lGr mtSort NE 7sla
Br,iv's. HOi2 Market st. h".''""Ss,-Nsui = Nsui
kEYS--Lost. bunch Of Keys, In naE aIE,ysTd "Td II I
ned by tag No, io4. i,iN'rIIl IIssup tvT& ( ss ssa
turned either to Geo, ~ H,"t.I,y Ptf
t'umdcn. \. j.. or to 1903 M''''' we
- ). l7th 81, Ph.G..---. -... ,... rnrtA
NErEPTtCE Lost m'%'s bJT.gl RAND
rivmg al Broad T. station Win M
suitable reward, Commun CO.. "'f""HJ
Tolpa II y. ilh ~. tana.ni m ..iis7
pIN--Lost. fraternity pin, ps'.A usqiQ
back ee paR. 1AsssA SswAsa -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT Thorough cost acc ahG ~
ccutiye. II years en-. iron and stesi ~
dustry. is open for poGltlon. u nln, 1u. "
ACCT -RK PR. married man, th0louSiy ~
in all details. Box .iS, RE"r'nn. y. y
AUDITOR. office manager. accountant
years experience, married. desires PI"pp
nent position: excellent reference Adnre"'
6, - 225 s. "a St Philadelphia -.
CHAUFFEUR. middle aged. single" nrohSyt W.
long exp, careful. willing any car W.
refs Il 7OS, Ledger Offc". -------s-.,..
rEGINEER (clcctrIcaD erection, msln'-
nance" ard sales. B I02, l"'.'r 1s ''llSy, !.
YOUNG MAN Ncari exp, IN G"n"ral a,c o.T
work. sclling and adv; po9F'Ses, sn'i.a iaN N,
and initiative. holding responsible rosl,.u.r,
Of city at present, hut desires "mpIoyo AZ ln' mn.
phlladclphI1; highest references; age -. nm
rioh. cxpcct only moderate COMPENSATION S""
ability Is proved. NJ 335. Ledger once.
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MAINE
YORK HARBOR, MAINE
MAINE
r. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

Twenty furnished cottages for rent at rea.
sonabl" prices. J. PERLEY PUTNAM. agent.
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NE.ADON
NEW JERsEy-SUBURBAS

YEADON-stSOO; bungalow. rooms. Bo
SWOPE & son. $40 Main St, Darby
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AGENTS

sAI.ESMEN-Wruc for list Of lines eso ana no. N
particuiars; earn sc5oo 20 $40 goo sss,fa sss,f
big demand for men ineXpeIf IfnG'ds 80 o' ss.msni
cnCed city or traye!ing. Nat 9a"'
N,Ei, ,,GTIsy n,roII,,lnr Mr rueles., =, ss
tins To- clubs lodges and h!liinrd paiWct, Wct
sample 30 cents; particulars free IL %
talrn New RrunswICk, y. D.
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BELAIAR. n. j.. 100 ith ave, Very desir-
able 3-story cottage furnshed): sarage In
rear. largo lawn near ocean. AppIy Penna
Co.. hl7 Chestnut st, Phila., Pa.
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iiIGH-CLASS HOUSEKEEPING APIS.
Rental very rcasOpable: apartments ar. To-
Gated in the best residential section of I,nrs.
doNnci situate on large lot with old shaGe
beautiful srounds; near transportation; Ia rye
living room, dining room, 2 large bedrooms
kitchen, bath porch hot-water heat. laun-
d.E, lockers screens, shades, awnings. every
tning complete. For informatto address
Norman Realty CO., National Bank Isldg
l.ansdowne, or phone Lansdownc 1901
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IASsDOWNE
IItNERCH

I.ANSDOWNE- Detached Groom brick-and
shlnglP home, steam heat, electricity, laun
dry; garage. lot 50xl25. $500.
SWOPE 8 son, 5lB Main st, Darby
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
FOR RENT-N w cor l3th and Poplar:
with sl"ctric fixtures; good for any huSl.
ness. special meat market. ;. Goldman.
Woodland 0li7 " from 10 10 a. NJ. and
70 =. NJ. --------
l22s-3O RACE ST Three story mfg bldg:
stean heat electric elevator. 100 50 f..
PENESyLVAEIA co, h17 chestnut 81.
lNls LOCUST ST.--Tcn rooms. . baths;
.l"ctrIcity: low rent for term cxpIr'ng
s-2C.9:. 9. +. SIMON. IL $. 18th 81.
Business Properties and Stores
1907 GERMANTOWN AVE.---"Tho Marke,
sr. Of uptown" good location for shoe
store or ready clothing; fronting on
Germantown ave, and 18th 81, Information
H. q. CASSEI. 2300 Germantown ave.
compieted 2c3-25 s. lIth st. Apply Owner.
l32 : 4th. Phone Lombard 300
9b3 n Cd ST. A very desirable a.story
building. suitable for business PURPOSES
PENNSYLVANIA CO., 5l7 Chestnut 81
lo2s.3O RACE ST,-Thl o-stury mfg. bldg, ,
steam heat. electric. eI'NarOr; 500 90 n
PENNSYLVANIA 90. az Chestnut st.
Factories. Warehouses. Manufacturing Floors
1000 SO FIT: 5-stOrv warclousa. with "a H..
road sidinG. near tth and tIllowh!II sts ;
possessIon. Arthur r. Fraser, u $. 1oth st.
WAREHOUSE for rent; centrally located
about 10000 SQUARE feet; reasonable rent
Az Ledger Office.
WILL. ERECT building, 10000 to 100, 900
square ieet. DlErERlCH. 787 Walnut 81.
A FACTORY warehouse and aour specialist
ARTHUR B. FRASER. ~ 5. l2lh ST,
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CAPE MAY

TWO COrrAGES--6 Windsor ave-, ~ rooNl
and hotn, on Beach driyC. . Grant s.,
Il rnoms and hath near B"acn dr -" r.
be sold as one property. Apply Lea Estates
-nu SAMSON st philadelphia.
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COUNTRY BOARDING

lDI,EWILD FARM---Just outside Of west
Chester: hot-water heat: electric light: run
ming water in room: omen all the year: room
for . adults Phone West Chester III NJ.
Mrs Thomas s MclIor. West Chester. Pa
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DRUG SALESMSN--A big money opportunity
for the right man; must be live " iro
and we'll acquainted with Philadelphia drug
ing the Philadelphia drug trad" now, but
who is l0oIil Tor 4 better opportunity than
his presTnt Job offers. all correspondence
i0nhdruual. give full particulars Hs 10 cx.
p"rcn'", "ic., ~ first letter. The IiolIandcr
kushlHud co., Of Iia timOre.
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OINEY
OISEY
$40 W. Duncannon Ave.

Two-story modern dwelling; hot-water heat.
elactricity. parQuetry noors lot I6.iX7O to
'1e-foot drive; low price for Guck sal",
80 G. A. ANSIFY igls Chestnut
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sh shLEsstAN-Manufacturcrs want c,,.N.
salesman TO carry belt. huckle ana rsss r.y
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rhiaadeiphin; state experience and refere,,..M.
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FRANkFORD
Building Lots
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SEVERAL valuable building sites near Fltd
High School: VIII finance. +. VI Jcar
Nilsson, 462S trankford nNe. Fkd W3l3
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22D e. ONTARlO--3 sty, Ilr porch elec
Dutch hall z. \. Hobson, 3s!S y. i'road
2218 HUNTING PARK ANE.-6-4uitc apt.
house: max offer. IaIlaEe. DIG walnut