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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

w. Z. Lane, Nj. D., physician and
surgeon, specialist eye, ear, nose and
throat. Office over S and 10 cent store
0eala, Fla 6
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

The Near East is near enough
Detroit News.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

We have the best meats to be hac
n Florida. Phone 562. 13-tf
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

Thhis fall the up-to-date crooks will
be picking coal pockets.-Life.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

Apparently the Irish can lick every
body but the Irish.-New York Tri-
bune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

The real optimist il the householder
who buys ash-barrels.-Boston Tran
script.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

Europe is made of buffer state anc
buffer state.-Detroit News.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-10-14

Advertise in the Evening Star.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
LLNRlCK WINNER, CAN NOW
BUY COVETED RADIOPHONE

camera man declared he knew the way
so all was serene. . .t,.
After riding an indefinite time IN tne
trolley car, we began walking, and Just
about the time we decided that there
was no such place on the map. we saw
the sign. and ycnturcd In to nsk ,Jf ,i
Mr.. Moffitt. We waited for MN a,i
nice and respectable like and when ne
came, out discovered that We usea 'o
know him when We went to school.
After we were through weeping on
each others shoulder and remlhiscing.
he called the girls. and right away cuI
spirits pcrked up. We sorta winkcd
an eye mt him in appreciation nna 'ncn
the voting began. Mrs. Nisslhger i'"e
received all but one vote.
Those who served on the JURY nre
Louis Martins, 5436 North Lawrence
street: Anna Campbell. olai NnoN
street: Kathryn Whalcn., 3o2S North
Twenty fourth street: Eva Koberts,
11B West Luray street. Gcrmahtown
Chary Thinker. j013 Greene street,
Germantown: Helen Gather, 4W tast
Mount Airy avenue: Dorothy Wether-
hold. 4Gl2 Pulaski avenue: Betty
Ritchic, 1890 Pike street; DorothF
Shade, 4525 North. Nineteenth street.
and Ethel Perks. 5O4 Queen street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
HELP wANTFD-MAL1

Observation-Disclosures qsed-car Gales
man. Gorson's Auto Exchange. 23S N.
BROAD st. ...... ... ...
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you wrLG sAtHsMhS NHNER Know IF
you DON'T WRITE
THIS LETTER"

you VIII sAtHsNHS NHssS Know IF
roy S RoN.T r,!rrA WEITE A,s!
You are seeking a bigger income or
YOU would not be reading this.
You know from past experience that
he Wording %H, 'uass of an az ad. EppYsif Rutif we
surely want to and 1t out. All you
do to find u out Is to write letter.
This Is what we offer
An income on a liberal commission
Financial Department. Promotion
70 Asst. Sales Manager or Asst.
have have aemoSsaed so sour s'Vr aOy you
A thorough. and systematic sale.
eoeoperstion .sti Sf of dur Ser'Gn saies MIA MRnaser
and other sales experts. The back
ing Of the largest, corporation Of its
kind in America.
The moral support OF some. OF the
country's greatest commercial. scien'
tihc and financial experts.
The positive possibility OF earning
$l2.ooO year and better.
The actual. immediate chance of
earning &1S5 u weekly making
Just one sale q day---coming In con-
tact daily with the livest wires In
the selling game.
Men are now with US who can prove
their big earnings, and tell you
exactly how they did it
Selling a proposition that has al.
ready been bought by some OF the
most prominent and conservative
business and professional men OF
New York City and elsewhere.
An opportunity to develop your full
est ability---ability which YOU may
have always known you possessed.
but have not yet found an oppor-
tunity big enough to bring 1t out.
4 connsction which will be PER
A chance to get bigger returns from
industry and persistence.
All YOU have to be to qualify Is to
have clean rcCOrd--be WILING TO
w0rk--make n certain number oi
calls each day-and stick tight.
With what we can teach you. com
bined with our unusually ,saleabls
proposition--a man who docs his
best cannot fail.
II you have the nerve to tackle a
big job. and are not afraid to work
today!
Because this letter may make you
Il "I2. .OOO-a-ycar" man. just as 1t
has others.
NJ 03l. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

WE. ARE seeking men who are looking for "A
position that win be permanent and ,yhos'
On rnings will be in accord with their selling
t"nance materials. and Is used by the largest
FIRMS in the United States; we give vol
thorough training and co-opernt Ton; open
mission bass. Write at once, NJ 02G. Ledge,
Office,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

20. OF swarts Bldg. Providence Il. Il.
MAN In each town to retinsh chandelier
brass beds. autos BY new method: Ne
daily without capital or experience. Write
Gunmetal Co. 30 Oil. Decatur. III.
SELL. Holmes tires and tubes: no capital re-
puired: 500 weekly inc cjme price sells
them quality gets reOrders. HOLMES RUB
FER co. l50i w, lhth. Chlcago, -
AGENTS-Sell handy mitten: n live prope
sition: spmple 15c. Clark. Park square
Boston.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
Legal ADvERTISEMENTs .--

ESP NolNL VI INOEOSr" Dec0
Article " Of Constitution ot,nnyIaed o.
hulding and Loan Association' nder nher''d, date
March 5. lo... Article " shall rosu'
ARTICLE ~
The officers Of tbs assoc alton shall ~
stocShodcrs and shall consist OF y Ip,rer
dent, vice president, secretary T'nI ali Of
"OuYryaHrcr and twelve directors, "Ir,c.
whom shall constitute the beard Vinns
tors whose respective duties, ro,np, ''s", 's well
terms Of u'fire and time OF "l'r'lnn' Tml the
ratio ana the manner u rotlng, Az by
periodical meetings, shall he pr"sc' nnen ,U 10
IN" admission and the proceedinSs 10 nnnsbls
spe"tion % thI stockholders undgr r'a''"
regulations 49,, ,,nosA
Special meeting to consider this pr,op.cSS
amendment shall be held It ti'SGtvsiSej
Hall. 154l N Goth st.. at y m'' W. &.
~ "''l ~ T. i. sxyTH. ssesssas's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
TIAiE-STUDY MEN

Broad experience in Woodworking industries
and thorough knowledge Of the usr of roeds
and speeds essential; to reCeiv" COnsidera-
tIon send photo In first letter and give fun
details regarding experience. education for.
mrr employers. age and salary expected.
Write the Cincinnati Ball Crank Co., p o.
Box 81, Oakley. Cincinnati o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENT. furnished or unturnsH''.
:. for next or = uuulrH~ ur S"ar,y. man al,
wife n III, Ledger OtflCe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
LOST AND FOUND

BAG-Lost. on evening OF April 10. on pills;
and Western trolley between Goth 81, ana
liaverford College or on College ave. Had'
tUin,nr s nr "ncS Sx Ana ornS i"k%is TrswsT
Phone Ardmore 30.
BOND--f.ost. bond. temporary Fr.-Amet'
ind. deb. IA. No. o.7I. $500 reward
Gl0. Ledger Office.
NECkPIECE-I.ost. a Russian sable ~.
nackpiece with tails and fur lining, WIN
tn" name OF Theo. r. Siefert on, from 70:
Reading Terminal to I'D and Walnut ss,
reward $50 for return for sentimental resi raSi
sons. Apartm"nt Z c. Swarthmore .''
and Walnut SITS.
SATCHEI.--I.ost. between 60th ST. terln,nss
black leather satchel with brass trimmings
containing ladies' wearing apparel; $40 T.
ward II returned to 1912 Widener blos
spruce Gl4s. -
WATCH-Lost. Hamilton gold watch; ".
ilials W: g. r; liberal reward. ph0"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS. ROGERS. 3l7 $. 10th. wants comH~ c,aSr
tent help In every capacity, !nclua,rrs,
Mattresses. parlor maids, chambermaids,. ~. m
FAINT nurses. sewing maids. lrst,glass isur ~
'resses. second men at once: references
uurtd.
r., q. HARVEY. 1919 Rttonhouse saua,iNd.
Wanted, number of cooks. Kitchen mam, hu,.
500 10 $lOO: mattresses. Dnrlor nlalnsi si,,is, III
lers, couples. nurses. etc. all nallol,aH,I, -,
FERGUSON. GENERAL. SOUTHERN nrs E%
PLDY. AG. 4O3 :. llth. wants housrMs usr,Sons
girls. man and wifo for country. i"'"'
Walnut 1900. -------,..
MRS NICHOLAS. 236 8. 10th WIZ WIZ
couples, housemen, cooks. waiIoS'
ChambcrElaiGs, nurses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

ADVERTISING WEITER-Wt are looking
Tor a woman, pref. raOlN "A Tusiu,ut Uf PM
id"irh,a VI NI,Iul'l. VINO has had a thorough
trHlnns In ADVERTISING copy writing or n"w~-
paper WTiing, she should know how to sell
through tt" Nr.ni"d word; sh" should be
ready writer with homcly humHn.iutcr"st.
'ldtNE style not "A fancy writer She
HH"u,d u" ihoFouGhiy familiar with "MaIn
>tr"rt and wurIen Of tn" niut,r,aud ana
"noW h"" to appeal 10 them through her
copy. Al this should he tOpu,d oft with
good. hard-hcudrd bus .ncss sense. ability to
rinas' naupir W"rliuE with her. aud the
faculty Of c"-or"rat.us with IN II and women
Of Various types IN u large nus moss orGani-
2a'I0n TE"r' VIII be cisht months training
uUd"r To- woman shc Is to succeed before
hssu'uuE "nl.'' ,harz" OF the work. This f.
u hgh.cdss p"si'.on and Offers unusual op-
portu' Ii.S. ,rl r NoI arc Interested write
uS fully HDou, Nuur-".c. E!v" your age nx-
p"ri"rr". sldrE expected and iuriOsr sam
pies Of Your M'!u"G. II this CJnvIrc'g ug
tnnt YOU arc uIl ta'!, "A personal Iu,crview
VIII l." a""a"f". Address VI US. l."l-cr u.f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
WE HAVE

just organized our company and are going to
expand. Our business Ia growing to be ma
tlonal in scope. Our commodity has been on
the market for more than 80 years--is used
BY mill of peopie--and the demand Is
increasing. We want two sales organizers
and five district sales managers. But the
men we want must be willing to prove their
worth as statesmen. We will expect them r,,p 10
months Of training. Age plays no part:
You may still be In your twenties but not
over forty. Character. ambition. untiring
energy and n willingness to cooperate are
the main requisites. Write at length. Civ
ing age, experience and phone number. BOX
ia Ledger office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

yuI'Nr WOMEN between - and 80 per.
fact health to assist with a Eirl II years
old. must lp willing - following directions
stat" sa.nry. RrpN by letter to l. l3O"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
HELP wANTED-MALE

TENOGRAPHER-Young man. 1S to II
years Of age: excellent opportunity to learn
sales promotion and advertising: state aEe'
education. compensation. A 704. Ledger ON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
SALESMAN

Gentleman Of education. refinement and so.
ella! status. who Is accustomed to meeting
lren u position unusual opening for a
thoroughly progressive man; please state
whether engaged now ana Give resume Of
BUSINESS activities: Interview absolutely
necessary for outlining duties of position :
state time convenient + 1918. Ledger
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
SALES l:NGINEEF

The Atlantic Refining Company has an open.
ing II it's organization fof an energetic me"
ianlCal engineer, = present or past resident
OF WIiIiamsport, PH,, or vicinity. who Is
anxious to return ana take up residence In
that locality, on IN" sal" Of industrial luhri-
cation; must I've .'-30 years Of age: must pos
srSS selling ability, hut not necessarily sell
ing experience: r"mun""atiOns by salary.
training on CnmpamN's PRODUCTS provided be-
fore duties ass'Im"l. eli or write full
details. Personnel DepUrtment, l2ll Chestnut
t.. philadp, ,phIa, Pl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

y
Wallace rsduCin; records ar" now being dis
tributcd tarOGph r"'o.. stores; hsn-p lwCred
salesman accustomed 10 earning 5000 a
wear or NOR" - W,ntid to handle dcalerH
ia this territory on " straight commission
basis; thus Is a hlg iOh for Il h!; man and
presents an opportunity for exceptional earn
iuEs; writ" i letter sinttug Your experience.
age and references: IuClo'o your phOtOgra PHI
Address ". e. r, khurdt. sales mauaG"r
Wallace Institute, G"U :. Wdbrsh ave, Chi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

GI.ARESCOPE-New auto accessory Just
out. nnothing else like II on the market;
! sl5 to 500 daily easy: retails at So. Write
| FOR exclusive proposition. American Reflector
/ Co Hammond, Ind.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
WON EN

WOMEN
" roat appearance to do waiting in onr
,,a r,,nir and restaurant; experienced walt
,,,sss preferred; hLlf-timc work. Apply
Restaurant. seventh iour.
GiMrI:L rEOTHERS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
SALI:SMlNN

| am looking for "A particular type Of man.
N.ho is inherently honest, who can safely
represent an Organization of national repu.
tatiCn and re ord: regardless Of y.ur pres.
cnt occupation You may l." that particu' ar
man whom can place In Il position to earn
not less than S5UdO year, Call SpIuCo
U4l3 to arrange for Interview
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17
WEST PUli.ADELPHIN
GERMANTOWN

Jon VERNON ROAD--slUO an unusual
Housekeeping apartment where the WOfh
js cut down to q minimum; new and modern
with tiled bath. bult-in tub, shower Sera,
rate porch, refrigerator, etc over an acr"
Of lawn with old shade square to country
club and golf links; . squares 10 station
MAURAN & DOLMAN. y. +. cor. Broad
and Chestnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

HLERk --Ci!r, around - 20 20 N""Is "i az,
ITgh or %Orin'. SrhCUl "duCN'' on, at L"tSt
two or three .-a~s Of ,horou-h Cer;ral train
!ng. should be esp"cid,.y qualified 10 ana
lyHr and handle figures. can Il: once for
personal .ut.rVi'w.
Mrs PATTON
Curtis Publishing cnmNaMy, E0i samoan 81
CLERK Experienced. for order anI billing
dvDur ment: Christian. not under u ~
t'rwOod typewr IIer. who can quickly hecoir"
familiar with prices and details. enabling he
10 answ".. inquiries with pruuplu"ss and
prec .sion. Factory Office soIthra~t section
exp. REF. with d..:es, sal. til. y ~. l." q
CONPTOMHTER OPERATOR. nnrma"c:t
position for NoumF ladL n'nsi b, a
"rn ~ l'lf IpOraIu". U"fP""G""- I"lH!rP..
App.y department Of Accounts, B. +
! Dow, =, li22 ~ chestnut -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

SALESMAN-Wnn'" "Np. salesman. ia
miliar with tn" whoIrsaI" lakinG trade IN
Phla., Eastern renna. and N" South; prac-
teal baker pref, HIthOuEh not essential; eX-
ce%ent orr; no application considered un'
loss rNp,, age and sal. expected ar" men
toned. Add. II. William Walker. the Dry
Mik 60 II Park Row. New York. y. Y.
SALESMAN--W Wanted by one ~ the leadlns
' paint ana Narlush manufacturers cxpeTl-
enced paint and varnish snlcsman for the
states Of N.rgln!a, Maryland. Delaware and
r.. penn t., lIbf rH, prOp pSItun W!il he made 10
salesman whs can produce. Address a 7O5,
I.edEer OiG" with address and phone number
SALESMAN. "n 10 40. TECHNICAL education
preferred. to represent established New
York city concern manufacturing II lin" OF
steel spr" Hlti"- used largely In industrial
plants Writ" fully and COnhd"ntiaIlN, giN.
it,, cumpet" data OF your qualifications and
experience. NJ "9G I."dGer Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-17

QUILI.ER - Experienced in opcr-
Hrlug Within quilting rarh.nes
EriedberG n Aaron Mig. Co, $500
\. 18TH st.. near Wayne Junction.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS
APARTMENT HOTELS

FTJRNISHED HOCSEK EEPlNG updr'Wer
Ih3O Locust st. 3 bedrooms = batls unl
October l. Apply T02. Ledger OW.re
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AGENTS

LOCAL representatives big wooden min.
cleaning up taking orders. suits. pam,. s
blankets. light Overcoats, raincoats. nn,a .s a..
values direct to wearer: experience unn.ns.al
sary: Donahue. sos first week; Others S,~
weekly; complete list free; SIX quickly ahoy,
Chicago. - "u"na,
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
raRlls

~ Acas1 kuILnuca ApoUT =
vsy; eonsider szrhangs ~ nan c1ty Hup-
sry sbeut 1850. k00z -. Bvsnisg star
N0NfuohKkY COUNTY : z56UT u
miles soghws1 e white Assssy -
sere.: uninproved; 80 pes sers. LoUu ,.
pEhAkkR. 1<07 \. z. sve- ~. Mais
"A Achls; t-R00N H0UBE; YULL 1EzK-
u acrss; <-roon Aooss; eas nile sus;
10 acres: nice Br.om houss; sfxy bsas-
Ing fruit trees; ten miles cut; 1.15o.
% acres; s-roon house; large ham; IN
miles out: 5000.
II acres: Groom house: hsils; isrrs
barn; large orchard; six miles out: q. 600.
Above farms near Renington.
b. y. PERR0w. ReminEton. Va.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
S3.20h.

sir-rccm dwelling with stc-. o. iIth
st. se.-roon for garage: eiec.; possession-
JOHN =. n0NoHoE a SONS.
sll Pa. ave. -.
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PERSONAL

w0RKINGMEN-No LONGER Is THERE
any general prejudice against buying
slightly used suits, shoes, etc., and we
modestly claim the credit, as we sell best
the tailors make, and IS buys big value here.
JUsTH's OLD STAND, 619 d.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

Seaton place, near North Capitol. A beaut-
ifnl Groom home. In hne condition; for only
81 900 cash and $500 per month.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

Nobody admires stout women. Consult Dr..
Della 1edendecker, DC. 1914 < st. NV.
franklin 7oT6. % s
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

A lovely home in Md. Park with rooms;
h.w.h.; elec lights; in fine condition; 81. 500;
easy terms.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A lovely home in Nd Park with rooms:
h.w.h.; elec lights; in fine condition; 81. 500;
easy terms.
As an investment; best buy in n T.: on
INLAND Terrace; beautiful Groom Colonial
home; owner must sell; $1,000.
Seaton place. near North Capitol A beaut-
ifnl Groom home, In nne condition; for only
900 cash and $500 per month.
1900 Block. First st. nv. A fne Groom
home; h.w.h.; easy payments.
seaton st. ne CEckington). A lovely Q.
room detached home; elec. lights; $1,000
cash and small monthly payments of s45. 90.
Randolph st ne (Eckington). Almost new
6-room Colonial home; h.w.h.; elec. lights;
fine condition; $1,000 casn: easy monthly
payments.
G st. ne. An s-room home; fine condi-
tion; only $500. Act quickly.
r st. ne. An s-room home; furnace
heat; fine condition: $3.50 cash; easy pay
merts.
large rooms; furnace heat; 2 garages; fine
condition; good investment
st. ne. fine Groom home: garage
space; $500 cash and s5o.Ou monthly.
Fla. ave-, near North Capitol. hne
Groom home; In fine condition: for only
1890; easy payments; must be sold at
once.
good corner grocery in N e. doing a
good business; must be sold quickly on
account Of health
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
AUTOMOBILES
For Sale.
AUT0ll0BIlEs
For Sale.

MkERs DELIGHT,
compound word wen defined IN websters. Finan-
ealy poisonous and most deadly. Generally
termed -reconditoned" or aresamped" Tinkering
si Ioa degrees in the shade IS hot fun Delight is
At the first sign Of = tow-rope.
SPECIAL
Tinker Car, far from new. cash, terms trade-sso
BUY
Good Used Car at
STuDEBAKER'S
8l7 18th ST. NV.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

SEsh DELbWARE AVE. d CANAL ST.
se.-About 90 600 SQUARE feet AZ 20 es.t,
per foot LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, l<Os n,
!. ave- NV Main 11oe-
oS b = o. r. r. AT BETHESDA AND
near Rockville Pike ana car iin.-lhort
isS.ooo SQUARE feet suitable for lumber ysr<
or other Ike purpose. Price. SIS 600. L0Ul
Z. sHoEAAkER, 1907 N. T. ave. NJ.
hsin liza
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04
P. F. CARLEY,

L. OA1NLC l.
Ph Fr. s153 6l7 2 st. nv.
81, ,SOo-Garare Accessory a Paint Busi-
ness, uptown. NV; capacity 90 cars; 5-yr
lease: very good income: must sell at sac
rince
81 .500-Grocery. sw.; store; 8 rooms;
hwh. gas; 3-yr. lease; rent. sS2 50.
So 2Oo-Grocery a Market, ne: store, 5
rooms. bath: very good income; rental. with
lease. $50 90.
50 2oo-Grocery 4 Meats. sw.; 9 rooms a
garage; capacity 8 cars: 5-yr. lease; rent,
sec. 10.
81. .0o0-Grocery. downtown, NV: wonder
full income; rental, with lease. 5000.
81 1.4Oo-Grocery & Meats, sw.: store; 5
rooms & cellar; must sell at sacrifice; rental.
with lease. $3.50.
sl2. O0o-Grocery a Property; store; 8
rooms; garage; latrobe heat; gas; stock
4 fixtures; must sell sacrifice.
s.. 2.0OO-Hardwnre, Paints. varnishes a
House Furnishings; downtown; rooms q
store room: 5-yr. lease; also fixtures, stock
at inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent, $iT5.O0.
S2.Soo-Hotel, Pa. ave. NV; IS rooms q
several baths; good income; rental with
lease, 500. 90.
50 2,50o-Lunchroom, 18th ct. NV: doing
good business; lease with rental, SlI25o.
$3.55O-Lunchroom, uptown. NV: stores
Il several rooms: excellent business; must
sell at sacrifice: owner leaving country;
rent. SIPS co.
Ph. n. 6l53 sI7 Of. nv.
p. F. CARJFY
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Female.
WANTED-APARTMENTS
-ssse Unfurnished.

CLIENT WILL PAY $500 PER NO. FOR
sptsnr 14th a CoI.rd. Must have rms, kit.
q b. W. K. HARrUSG. 11os> 18th st.
Nsin 30 2I1
WANTED APARTMEST ORR. &B; CHI
cHf win pay from $500 to $500 per mo-
WILLIAM K HARTUSG. nos 18th st.
h.in si2. 10
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

As an investment; best buy in n. T.: on
INLAND Terrace; a beautiful Groom Colonial
home; owner must sell; SO, 600.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

P. F. CARLEY,
Pm. Fr. 6I53. SIT st nv
ss.ooo-Auto Ae~~s.~-v . Gas station,
downtown. nv: rood locstion; also very
good business: owner retiring; rent. ti25 90.
s5oo-Auto Repair shop. uptown; very
GOOD income: rent, 5000.
S2ooo-Bakery. sv.; rooms q store; a
real money maker: q wonderful barrzin;
rent. $50. 30.
H.1oo-Bskery, downtown; q rooms. bath
4 store: very rood income; rental. with
lease, 5000.
s1.ooo-Bsrber shop. downtown: very rood
business; rental. with lease. $50 90.
S500-3-Chair Barber shop, uptown: very
food income: rent. $500.
s3.5oo-5-Chair Barber shop. uptown: I
room cellar; good income; also q yery
good business opportunity: rent. 5000.
a.oo-Barber shop. II 81. ne: store: q
rooms q basement; doing very good busi-
ness; rental. with lease. SIS %.
P. F. CARLEY,
Ph- Fr. sI5s sI7 n. ~
The Washington herald., 1922-06-04

SALESMAN, 800 PER wK. 4 EXPENSES.
Our prices, quality 4 advertising make II
TIRE Nc. CO., HOS Michigan ave, Chi
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