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The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
Douglas Couple Marry

A wedding of unusual interest to
the residents Of the southern end of
the county occurred in Minot Wednes-
day afternoon at four o'clock when
H. f. Johnson, prominent garage
owner from Douglas and Miss Clara
Mae Eskelson, Minnesota young
woman, exchanged vows. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. o. l..
Jensen, pastor of the United Lutheran
church. The couple were attended by
A. N. Johnson, brother of the groom
and Miss Olena Haner, both of Doug
las. The newlyweds departed fol
Douglas today where they will make
their home,
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
DAN WEICLE BUSY MAN DURING
COMMUNITY REVIVAL WEEK

Deer Season Open November 21 to 30
The deputy state game warden has
sent out the following warning to be
published in all newspapers regard
ing the law governing the season for
hunting deer.
''The deer season opens November
21st to November 30th, both days
inclusive Bag limit one (D antlered
buck per season. Regular hunting
license is sufficient to hunt deer, for
residents only, non-residents must
procure nonresident license. The use
of dogs, artificial light and the killing
of does or fawn is prohibited, and upon
conviction Of violation fine Of not
less than 500 or more than $500,
ninety days in Jail or both will be
imposed.
ANY person over sixteen years of
age that will trap mink, weasel
skunk or badger, must first procure
a trapper's license, which can be OBJ
tanned from the county auditors Of
flee at $500 each.
"'The season for the trapping Of
mink. weasel, skunk or badger, opens
on the 18th day of November and
closes the 18th day Of April, both
days inclusive.
"Season on beaver, otter and musk
rat is closed until January II, 1924
"Cooperation is urged by the sports
men of the state of North Dakota in
the enforcement of all game laws.
Report all violations to B. j. Mon
oghan, chief game warden, first dis
trict, Upham, n d., or B. w. Maurek
district game warden, at Sanish,
N. D."
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
CONDENSED MINUTES OF
CITY COMMISSION Frs

The Board Of City Commissioners
met at the city hall, 300 p NJ. o.
tolrr 3lst, 1922.
Presents: President Smart, Conn
misSioncrs Rratsberg, Gross, Shaft,
| Thomas
Moved by Com. Gross and sevorI"d
by Com. Thomas to grant permission
to the Interstate Battery Co.. to hH ny
q wooden sign, 27 1st st. SW., unIrr
supervision Of the city engineer Car
ried.
Moved by Com. Bratsberg <crond-
ed by Com. Thomas that the follow .
inS resolution be adopted:
Resolution
WHEREAS, the report of the Ci,y
Engineer of the City Of Minot on Side
! walk Special Assessment Levy for he
year 1922, having come duly on + y
hearing before the Board of City Com
missioncrs Of said city at the reg
ular meeting held Sept. 10th, 1922,
pursuant to due notice and no one
having appeared or objected to such
levy as spread by said City Engineer,
be it,
RESOLVED. that the Sidewalk S0r-
cial Assessment Levy of the year 1922
be and the same are in all things an
proved
Roll CalI--Yeas Bratsberg, Gross,
Shaft, Thomas, Smart.
The report of 0. P. Nustad, City
eigfmaster, was, received and filed
The Auditor was authorized to order
5000 scale tickets.
The communication and premium
list Of the Workmen's Compensation
Bureau was received and filed.
Moved by Com. Shaft and seconded
by Com. Thomas that the Auditor be
instructed to certify to the Clerk of
District Court the following names
to be placed on the Petit and Grand
jury list:
Mrs. w. C. Hunter.
Gunder Kively.
Mrs. Louisa j. Goss.
Mrs. D. F. Seed.
Mrs. Ira G.. Jones.
Mrs. Edna Sears Graham.
Roll Call-Yeas: Bratsberg, Gross,
Shaft, Thomas, Smart.
Moved by Com. Bratsberg and sec
onded by Com. Gross to accept the re-
port of Police Magistrate Lynch, ac-
companied by check for $1673.OO, for
September, 1922, and $4,000 check to
apply on October, (the report not be-
ing ready and allow bill of $86O.O0
for fees for September and the Aud
ito1: authorized to draw warrant on
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1884 Farms in n. ID. Have Pure
Bred Cattle

There are 1884 farms with pure
bred dairy sires on them in North
Dakota, according to herd census
just completed by James Renfrew
Dice, professor of dairying at the Ag-
ricultural college.
There arc more than three times as
many farms having Holstein herds
as all the other breeds put together -
1,O25 of them in fact. Morton coun-
ty with it's New Salem breeding cir
cult leads in the matter Of farms with
Holstein sres, having &C. Hettinger
has At; Stutsman As; Pembina AZ;
Mountrail Al; Cass 80; and Grand
Forks 33.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

Bcrthold Tribune--Dorothy Stine
had d miraculous escape from death
Friday night by the accidental dis
charge of shotgun. Miss Dorothy
received the full charge in the side,
being peppered with shot from head
to foot, none of which, fortunately
entered vital spot, although about 4(
shot entered her body. Mrs. J. G. M
Stine, her aunt, who was standing be-
side her, received eight shot. The
father was at the barn about GO
yards distant unloading his gun after
days hunt when the gun was dis
charged, and luckily it's force was
pretty we'll spent when it hit the
ladies.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
URGE YOUNG FOR JUDGE
OF CUSTOMS COURT

Washington, Nov. 4-Representa-
tive George M. Young, republican, of
North Dakota, is understood to be un-
der consideration for appointment to
fill one Of the vacancies among the
judges of the United States court Of
customs appeals. Although no an
nouncements have been made the
presidents advisers are said to have
strongly urged the appointment.
No new appointments to the court
were expected until after the election.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
Federal Court to Reconvene Nov. IL

Federal court after an adjournment
of more than two weeks will recon-
vene in Minot Nov. Is. Judge Miller
adjourned court in order to give the
jurors an opportunity to return home,
put up storm windows and otherwise
get ready for winter.
Court will last until near Christmas
it is believed. The criminal cases
have nearly all been tried or dis
missed. The Reed-Lano case will go
to it's second trial shortly after court
reconvenes. An effort has been made
to get new trial in the Grams case.
There are large number of civil
cases to be tried.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
Caught Many Fine Pickerel in
No,co Pivor

C. X. Christensen of this city and
John Schultz of Carpio visited the
Mouse river above Henry Stammen's
dam one day this week and caught Al
fine pickerel, weighing from pound
to pound and a half. Mr.. Chris
tenson spent several years at Kalis-
pell, Mont, where he fished for trout
frequently and he states that to his
notion the Mouse river pickerel at this
time of the year are superior to trout.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

A tourist who returning from the
west broke his leg Monday when the
car which he was driving skidded and
ran off the grade near Tagus. He
was taken to Berthold and had his
injuries attended to by physician.
After the bone was set and fixed w
with splints he was permitted to leave
for Burlington where he said he bad
relatives with whom he could stay.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
Four Glenburn Children Operated
Upoa

Ted Stromberg, Of Glenburn, brot
his two children, Fern and Morris to
local hospital Saturday where their
tonsils were removed.
Bert Hartman of Glenburn brot two
of his children. Roy and Marie, to the
hospital for similar operations.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

A warrant has been issued for L.
A. Peterson, charged with arson, fol-
lowing a fire which started in the
basement of the E. R. Sarles resi-
dence in Hillsboro. Fire was started
in the garage of Earl Sarles pre-
viously. Peterson worked for the
Sarles families and disappeared right
after the latter fire. He is thot to be
a "fire bug" .-.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

Glcnburn Advance-We understand
"High BALI Joe was picked up at Mo-
hall this week and returned to his
home at Jane stown. High Ball was
very busy recently experimenting the
running of trains in this part Of the
state, and made hasty trips to all.
nearby towns. He thought himself
an officer and was proud to show his
star which bore the inscription.
"Otficial Hootch Inspector, No. %"
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

That misfortunes do not visit one
singIy was again proven last week in
the w. f. Smith family of Temple.
During the busy fall Mr.. Smith found
his eyesight failing. The ailment be-
came so serious that he went to Minot
for treatment. While there his wife
took their four year old son down to
have an operation while both parents
could be present. The operation to
remove tonsis was performed on
/ Tuesday and the child died the next
morning.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
MINOT MARK ETS

The four-months- old son of Mr.. apd
Mrs. Richard Mills is recovering from
both severe attack of pneumonia
in both lungs. Both of the little
Mills children have been quite i'll.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

DcIhert Richmond, after visiting.
with his brother. Chester at SaVv,r,
returned t" his home at Nangunid,
Sask., Friday.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09
SHERIEF'S SALE
~ N-nD 1Nu EnTA

SHERIEY'S SALE
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA }
)SS:
County of Ward.
SARAH c. HECKER. Plaintiff,
VS..
JAMES EGAN AND MRS.
JAMES EGAN, Defendants.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
by virtue of an execution to me direct
ed and delivered, and now in my hands
issued out of the Clerks office of the
Fifth Judicial District Court State of
North Dakota. in and for the County of
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WANTED--Girl for general house
work; adults in family. Mrs. G.
Aurland, Phone 60. 1872
TAKEN UP-A bay mare weight
1900, four white feet, star in face,
white stripe on nose and white spot
under the belly, came to my place
on Sec 6-155-S5, on the 18th day of
October, 1922. Ole II. Boe, Lone
Tree. N D. ~ 3t-cg
FOR SALE-Cheap if taken soon,
cream separator. Phone 194.-l or
call 500 9th St. NE. II !:-3t*
FOR SALE--Building 2Ox3G, l 4-foot
posts, good roof. Building suit
able for barn or granary. Will sell
cheap. Oak Park Ice Co., Minot,
n. D. l1/2-3t
F,STRAYED--From my farm six
miles south and one mile west of
brady, forming township, four
white faced red spring calves, MISS
ed them first about one month ago.
Reward for information leading to
their recovery. Sever Larson,
brady, N. d. 11/2-2t
FOR SALE--Registered Duroc boars
Of Pathfinder strain. One half mile
north of Norwich. C. A. Payne.
WANTED-To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. 12/28'
FOR SALE--1GO acres, north Of Mi
not, near Lynch, 25 acres broke,
balance virgin soil, no buildings,
part cash, balance terms, write
Carl a. Peterson, Aldcrwood Manor
Wash. l0-l7-t4
FOR SALE-A modern 6 room bun
galow in Minpt. Full cement base
ment, hot air furnace, large lot,
shade trees, close in, part cash, bal
ance terms. Write, Carl A. Peter
son, Aldcrwood Manor, Wash.
1O-17-t4
TO EXCHANGE-N.E. e. IA Of Sec. "a,
162-S3, Rcnvile county, free Of en-
cumbranceS. Win trade for city
property or will trade for land near
Minot. - f. G. Brittin, Phone IS:
11-9-t3
FOR SALE, .-~ 50 Rose Cumb Rhode
Island Red cockcrcls $3.50 and
up if taken at once. John Stoudt.
Minot, \. u. l1/9-tf
WANTED--Midd aged man to work
all winter, on my farm south Of
burlington. Snap for right party.
Andrew Jarob$on, burlington, N,
Oak. l1|9--2t-cg
NOTICE
All those having placed cattle in
my pasture ar" notified to call and
take them out at once, as feed is get
Ting scarce and winter is near at hand.
JESSE EVANS,
1l/9-2t brady, n D.
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" NANTED-To hear from owner of
good farm for sale. State cash
price, full particulars. D. F. Bush,
Minneapolis, MINI. 12/28'
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

Public Safety Fund to pay same.
Roll Call-Yeas: Bratsberg, Gross,
Shaft, Thomas, Smart.
Moved by Com. Gross and seconded
by Com. Thomas that the merchants
be instructed to at no time deliver to
any City employee without a requsi-
tion. Carried.
Moved by Com. Thomas and second
ed by Com. Bratsberg that the pay
roll and bills in the following total
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

and the Auditor authorized to draw
warrants and special assessment war
rants to pay same.
Adjournment.
w. NJ SMART,
Pres. City Commission.
Attest:
X. A. DICKINSON,
City Auditor.
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE--Registered Duroc boars
Of Pathfinder strain. One half mile
north of Norwich c. A. Payne.
11/2-2t
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-Building 2Ox3G, 4-foot
posts, good roof. Building suit
able for barn or granary. Will sell
cheap. Oak Park Ice Co., Minot,
n D l1/2-3t
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FOR SALE-Cheap if taken soon
cream separator. Phone 194.I OF
call 500 9th St. NE. II .-3t
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TO EXCH ANGE--NE e. IA of Sec. "a,
1G2-S3, Rcnvile county, free Of en-
cumbranccs. Will trade for city
property or will trade for land near
Minot. - f. c. Brittin, Phone IS.
1-9-t3
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CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED-Girl for general house
work; 3 adults in family. Mrs. G.
Aurland, Phone 60. 1872
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General Fund ---$ 88S.97
Public Health Fund -- $1,000
Public Safety Fund ------ 1,531.16
Public Convenience Fund.- 1921 .65
Rose Hill Cemetery Fund 63.95
Public Service Fund . 2,223.04
Paving Dist No. 2 Fund 316.00
Contingent Fund - 95.95
Sewage Disposal Fund 800
Public Street Lightin Fund l,0G7.0
Poor Fund " 177.45
Waterworks Special Improve
ment Fund ---------~- 5000
Sewer Dist. No. Fund - 12O.00
Waterman Dist. No. Fund 67.1O
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~ ME-; j. Il. N$r\.
';r'l.lH! .,h"in!N' "a! " ,r III,
t.~t.,;" oI May l.. West De.
rr:I$' Il. II .'-3l
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE--1GO acres, north of Mi
not, near Lynch, 25 acres broke,
balance virgin soil, no buildings,
part cash, balance terms, write
Carl A. Peterson, Aldcrwood Manor
Wash. l0-17 ia
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

TAKEN UP-A bay mare weight
1900, four white feet, star in face,
white stripe on nose and white spot
under the belly, came to my place
on Sec. 6-155-85, on the 18th day of
October, 1922. Ole II. Boe, Lone
Tree, N. d. 11/ 3t-cg
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE-A modern 6 room bun
Galow in Minot. Full cement base
ment, hot air furnace, large lot,
shade trees, close in, part cash, bal
ance terms. Write, Carl A. Peter
son, Alderwood Manor, Wash.
1O-17-t4
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

FOR SALE, ---~ 80 Rose Cumb Rhode
Island Red cockcrcls $3.50 and
up if taken at once. John Stoudt,
Minot, \. y. 11/9-tf
The Ward County independent., 1922-11-09

WANTED--MiddIc aged man to work
all winter, on my farm south OF
burlington. Snap for right party
Andrew JarobSon, burlington, N
Oak l1/9--2t-cg &
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All those having placed cattle in
my pasture ar" notified to call and
take them out at once, as feed is get
Ting scarce and winter is near at hand.
JESSE EVANS,
1l/9-2t brady, n. d.
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MASONIC CLUB
BOARDING

SUMMER HOARD--BRYN MAWR. PA.
Low BUILDINGS. on Bryn Mawr Colln".
campus: single rooms and suites availnb'f
from June IL TO September IL. good tai bio
noa I'd: beautiful surroundings: tennis courts
moderate rates; convenient to railroad sta.
tiON; arrange reservations now. Address
Miss sutton Manager Low Buildings Brrn
Mawr Pa.
PINE. 4ll8 tcor dodt-Finest loc'n: lovely
fpr tnt. t1ant tnh
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HELP wANTrD-rrr4,,~ 2
HELP wANTED-MALn

it posittas, typ,SSts; S;s stsnoss,. qualify for Der,
on :on pattloulars. p 1929. Ledger Onlrm.s
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PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FINE FARM. about 80 acres, Eastern
shore, Md, on Irish Creek water on 3
sides; about a m.lc from Chesapeake Bay;
!. miles from E9ston. miles from railroad
station; - acres wooded, 10 acr"y cu.t!.
vat Il: fine old Broom hous' in good cond :
f. lIanzsche, .33i 81. Paul ST., Baltimore
DENpN-ij aces, with sturcJ house :
rooms. bath, h-nt. large stone barHl NM
orchard. stream: 5000; :: great bargain tUr
j. 81 FRONErIELD. Wayne. r..
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SITUATIONS WANTED--MALI

AUDITOR. oth2c manasrr, acc 'untan' ~ n
Saars' experience married. eSrrLeW M.
ercncep, desires permanent position VA
dre.s =, q, =, a.5 :. "a 81, phila..
t1NAf,CIAI. and credit NAN, With eXper,,l%sSs
in accounting rnG general Office rouusfJ rouIn.,J
desires +, Locate with s'InIgi, going, G1rEs GTac,Es
where initiative ana ao,1G ,oNo w'' ''''
fecoenltloii. 100. i.e'se ~. -,,-11I -
HANDY MAN, 80 years Of age, wants pS]] pDss;]]
ton as wdtchmnn q" sons. job ior " n
handy with tools: o years last poSiloa; ~
good references. Address }. H.. 10 =. ~
MANAGER, 10 wears eyo,ri."ce Tno'as snnas d
meats ard cream, n,rV, wishes 10 loca" VI
Phila de- phia: fanliIia: with hurIns ii
handling raw products and manafeHenn,os n,ous u
emp'oyes; ihorouehlN capable n,o".
maker. Address II $50, l.odser ohlee.
TRAFFIC. MANAGER, h'oad e"per, rns::us| y:
and ,ndJs.. orrn for agency. where XIV XIV
req, and opp. oHe:s. u l3i, ledser IL
YOUNG IAM pEs!RkHHs GrI,a.EHRE1GS| ra.HRTE;1JGtH
AND EVENINGS. ADDRESS is'sl
YOUNG MAN. wsll-oducatcd, with ensIsS
Ing. estimating and drafting eNpe eNpn.
desires position. Ii6. Ledger onc.. ~
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s.l'." DE-" home, r@ar p. h i, sttiion; NV.
'Iir. I'rh hail pip''"ss heat-r; Sarase:
,lus ,e.r " Il; or b. s,u iu.la!.
SIIW.ARTZ. .50G W. L~hgh &Y'.
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$4,000 to $IO,00O49o2,NI.Ei, ,, I. =, nAEG t;,ii!
TRANEIORD

HOUSES & rooms; cuuv"u.e'' .uc.,ri DBL.
some electric; VPCant' price and terms res.
sona1!-. Mann, i3l Penn st, . 10 ! p u
Grlscom II /. ,las a
bath, eI"r,; mJurrn. make offer f.. ~
rsrn,ss"n. dG9s Frankford ave. F'iI 03i8
81 CNtiALOWS VIII garages rOums r~v
Hoor. latest Improvements. DUFF. ~. O5".
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MAINE

CAMDEN ME seSsnors HT4 g w"untainf
summer cottages for rent. $500 10 $1,000
Best selections now. Photos. plans and fun
descr crption.. j. Il. PRESCOTT. Newton
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General

MEN-Trarfic AssUcIation wants reliable Tnsel
10 qualify for positions directing domeGJI
and foreign shipping; $3.50 to $500 n,oninE,|
cation essential: only men Of good chsracsI
reed apply: II willing and des!rom
making connection worth while, write WI
and phone. Philadelphla PoslEn!ge B1x ~
CIVIL service examinations NAV and JusS1
many vacancies, salary S1AbO.SlHeo; "a
PIE test instruction. particulars. y li... " "
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FOR RENT-FURNISEED

ATTRACTIVE house on Rancocas Crock; I
rooms, baths largo grounds: Old trees
reasonable; references. b l3l, Ledger bni"a
GERMANTOWN
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AUDUBON

ENECCTOE'S > PUBLIC SALE or REAL
ESTATE
ON Tuesday, May i6 1922. ii: " T.. NJ. 81
following desirable real estate in Muures-
town. y. j.. belonging to Fstal- OF John -
B@lt"n. dncc"""!; dwelling No. 2i3 W. Mair
dwelling ~. ais-2iu W 2d ST.: me LuiIu.
ing lots with buildings suitable for altera-
ton Into dwellings: for further particulars
apply TO
Bt RILNGTON COUNTY TRUST COMPA:IY
EE.,.li,nr- Mlnre stnNNn. y /
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:'oor;- -boCches Nnodland 0tOb W. -- .
rooms. s45 to 800. Call Benmont 1901.
. RMS. l. bath. porch; cor. advantages: sun
light every room; $G5 mo. Belmont .ts0 w
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SHIPPING CLERK--Must do own paokie1
UNITY for young man give experience an
references. y 1919. Ledger Office, -
WANTED-Clean cut. ambitious men; ow
- years OF age. by an Organization
national scope and reputa t!on: only men ~
can furnish frst-c!aSs references and Hf|
sessed Of ability TO M an executive ~
ZION need apply. See Mr.. Jones, lus|
Midencr Bldg
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

CHESTNUT ST., ?SnJ--EEceedngly desir-
able, modern, unfurnished G-room-and-
ha h apartments. 3 hedroouls; 500 monthly:
possession Nav I. Phone Preston 1917.
5iiH ST l"36--HoYsclc, ping, uufurnisEed
,r rooms. ~ floor. Call after u PM.
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UNG MAN. wsll-oducatcd with ehsII"w .Sw
NJ. estimating and drafting Npa.
Tres popition. u ll6, Ledger OHlce y
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35a6 JOYCE tnear Franliford and T!ogaE
Two story. perch. Q rooms and bath. out.
sun. Francis L. j. Eranagan. a3+ I.ycoming.
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1875 L. GORGAS LANE-First and s"cono
floors. furnished or unfurntshed. reference
exchanged; possession May |.
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$50 TO 50 .50--Four. .. q and rooms ana
bath: all Modern conren!ences single and
semi -detachCd; .mmedtat" POSSESSION; open
aud attractive surroundings; large yards;
community club u minutes ~ PeOuH. Flee
trio r, Il. and 80 minutes Sy autobus from
Federal st. ferries camden. y. j. Office
hours . 10 . +, VI. daily. noon to ! =. NJ.
Sunday. ~
Brooklawn. y j Phone Gloucester 37a
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HI,IpiN---Iost Tues,.ay, aIth. diamsSS
platinum earpin hotw""n hiissIsti ihsiuias.stij
ford and Walpu street Theatre ''"'
u 20, l.cdE"r or'ce. r'ce.--------------.:-5sI =
EAR PiN--.l.ost Wed, AT, sarpnrnhsG,
plat. iur pn IN or bel. Millard 7, a ~
l3th ST. stores; reMarl. J. la.s. Ies: III
Lost, on Saturday, ,mnsX
In Bryn Mswr, rennsylyania ha,vEs
bracelet set with amethysts. reward
Ledger Office. -------1-Jl
DoG--i.ost white Eskimo dog, nsma
SATURDAY, Alr' ~, sleg rewTsi's3
reiuss tI.I'i " 'fH'"' ''9lt4!2
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Observation-Disclosures

APARTMENTS
located In tho lest section OF I.ansdown,,
near transportation. having "a large l!vius
oom, Gnins room. large bedrooms
:itchen. bath. porch, hot-water heat, Iauu-
lrS, lockers everything of tho very best
Or information i.ppT JESSE j.. HUNT
.EN' ~, owen ave, or phone ians-
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|. ]. Easy. 18th & Thompson

- LYCoMING ST. (facing Hunting Park)-
Two sty.. rms and iii. bath, porch. hot.
water heat, electric light laundry in base
ment, hardwood floors: p-ici reduced; easy
terms: $500 cash open for Inspection. Fran
els B. Branasan builder OF homes,
lNvESTMENT-is2 s26 $3.50 Sharswood. 3.
sty S-rm. dwell .ngs: monthly leases; tots.
rsntal s93S yaar.y; no reas. offer refused.