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The Republican journal., 1922-06-08
MISS SPOFFORD ASSIGNED 10
BROOKLYN NAVAL HOSPITAL.

The Bangor Commercial of May 25th
says of young lady at one time resi-
dent of Belfast, where she was employtd d
in the office of Mathews Mill:
Miss Carrie w. Spofford, K. N, U, ).
Naval service, who has been visiting
Miss Annie White on Fountain street.
where. she made her home before enter
ing the navy during the World war, LETT
Monday for her new station at the Y. D.
N val hospital in Brooklyn, n. I. Since
Miss Spofford left Bangor she has been
almost, if not quite, clear around the
the globe. After her original enlistment
she was sent the u. 5. Naval Iralnin2 :
Station hospital at Great Lakes, ILL.,, and
served there during the war, going from
there to San Diego, Calf, where she
was stationed for time. Later she was
assigned to the hospital which Uncle
Sam maintained for his iackles at Samoa,
remaining in that picturesque island Tor
70 months before receiving a home as
signment. She went from Samoa to Aus
trslia, visiting Sidney and other import
ant points in that wonderful continent,
returning to America via the Suez Canal
and Port Said, going to Italy, Paris and
England. She planned to visit Scotland,
but it proved so cold in England that she
cut short her stay there and deferred the
Scotland visit until more comfortable
weather con ditions should prevail. She
came back to her old home in Bangor as
soon as possible after her arrival or
American soil, having been away jus'
five yeas. She was very warmly greet
ed by her many friends throughout th'
vicinity, but says she hopes it will not bt
another five years before she is permitted
to visit her old home city.
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08
Member Uncle Stickney and
His Aladdin's Mystery?

If you don't, your father or grand
father does-and grandma does, too. For
years and years Uncle Stickney of New
castle travelled all over Maine selling
hou sebo medicine which he called Alad-
dn's Mystery which he made himself. No
country fair was complete without Uncle
Stickney and his medicine and he sold 1t
literally by the cart-load. If Father don't
buy bottle he heard from Mother right
off-she couldn't keep house without 1t.
Uncle Stickney sells no more Aladdin's
Mystery and for some time the good old
remedy has been practically out of the
market But The Nj. c. Baker Co. OF
Bangor, who bought the original formula
from Uncle Stickney himself, have es
tablished laboratory where the famous
remedy is accurately compounded and
even better than ever before. 1t is being
distributed as fast as possible and is now
on sale right here in Belfast by the City
Drug Store and A. A. Howes & Co.
Aladdin's Mystery is simply wonder
fully effective absorbant liniment, com
pounded of no less than IL ingredients
all of known medicinal properties. 1t is
quick relief for such ailments as neurl-
tbs, rheumatism, neuralgia and pleursy
pains, toothache and earache, relieves
soreness from spralns and strains, re-
duces swellings, excellent for scalds
burns and cuts.
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STATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF WALDO. SIS. May 10, 1922

COUNTY OF WALDO. SIS. May 10, 1922
Taken this 18th day of MAY. on execution
dated the tenth day of May, 1922, issued on q
judgment rendered by the Supreme Judicial
Court, for the County of Waldo, at the term
thereof tegsn and held on the third Tuesday
of April to wit, on the twenty first day Of
April. 1922 in favor of Consumers Fuel Co,a
corporation duly organized and having prin.
cipal place of business in Belfast in our County
and state aforesaid. against Delbert B. Bowen
of Brooks in the County of Waldo and State Of
Msiue, for seventy five dollars and forty
, seven cents debt or damage. and ten dollars
and twenty two cents cost of suit, and will be
sold at public auction at the 'fiice Of charles
S. Taylor of Belfast, to the highest bidder. on
the twenty eighth day of June. 1922, at ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon, the following describ.
ed real estate and all the right. title and inter.
est which the said Deloert b. Bowen, has
and had in and t. the same on the thrtiet
| day of March, 1922. at eight hours aud thing
| minutes in the forenoon, the time hen tM
| same was attached on the writ in the SAN.
| suit. to wit A certain lot parcel Of land
| with the buildings thereon situated in Monroe
| in said County of Waldo. being part Of lots
numbers LAT and JAG in the 10000 acre tract
| so called, and bounded and described as fol-
| lows, to wit: Bounded on the north by the Ford
| Farm, called. formerly owned and occupied
| by Richard Ford; easterly by the LAND now or
| formerly ol NIidfu ElNs, southeriy by the
land now or formerly of Archelans wombly,
| and westerly by the land formerly of
! Sarah J1rdan and said Ford Farm, cosssioi1g
| one hundred md fifty acres more or iess
| Also one other lot or parcel OF land situa-
ted in said Monroe and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: Bounded northerly
by the road leading past the house now or
formerly of Hollis Tibbetts: eastery by land
now or formerly of Sarah Jordan; southerly by
the road leading past the house nov or for
merly of Archelans Twombly. and weste,y
by land now formerly of Mrs. Lampher.
widow of Edwin Lampher. deceased, contain.
ing tw enty acres more or less; beir z the same
premises conveyed ty jeremiah Bowen to one
John l.. Ellis by her deed Of mortgage dated
on the twenty fifth day of April A. D. 1887.
and recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeds,
Book 2l3, Page 27l.
FRANK A. LlTTLEtIELD,
3w2l Sheriff
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08

Christ taught, in contradistinction to all
isms." Here is the conclusion of the
whole matter in the opinion of Doctor
Dresser, who gives all these manuscripts
to the world:
There is no reason for believing that
her attitude toward him changed in any
way until sometime in 1872. He was to
her the modern representative of the
great saving truths taught by Jesus. tie
had developed the method by which those
truths could once ore be applied to the
healing of the sick. Her own necessity
had proved the efficacy of that method
anew. There was no reason for any reve-
lation There was no re ason for any kind
of aim in her own behalf. Her revela
ton was simply this: that when hard
pressed she too could demonstrate the
wisdom and power of the Science which
Quimby had taught. 1t always comes to
person with the force of revelation
when one realizes that it is within ones
power actually to apply line of teaching
which hitherto has seemed so wonderful
that apparently its discoverer is the only
person who can demonstrate it, This
proof of his teaching was precisely what
DR.. Quimby hoped his followers would
make. For, as we have noted, he him.
self made no special claims He knew
that his teaching, fundamentally speak
ing, was eternally true. He knew that it
was all to be found in the Bible. What
he had discovered was new key to un-
lock supposed mysteries which had been
kept from the world throughout the
Christian centuries. Years of experience
were required on DR.. Quimby's part to
work out this Science and to prove its
efficacy. Quimby's followers really DEM
onstrated it for themselves only SO far as
they added to the great work wrought
for them by Quimby the personal proof
which experience must give. Mrs. Eddy S
case was no exception. Current Opinion
for May.
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STATE OF MAINE
COUNTY OF WALDO, IS,

COUNTY Or WALDO, IS. May 20, lsz
Taken this Goth day of May 1922. on exea
tion dated April q. 1922, issued on jadgmef
rendered by the Supreme Judicial Court. fof
the County of Waldo at the term thereof be.
gun and held on the third Tuesday OF April to
wit, on the twenty first day of April, 1872. ID
favor of The Home Furnishing Co., a corpora.
tion duly organized and existing by law and
having its principal place of business at Bel.
fast in the County of Waldo and state OF
Maine, against Payson Rich and Berta Edgar
Rich. both of Lewiston in the County OF An
droscoggin and State Of Maine, for eighty
five dollars and fifty six cents debt or damage,
aud fifteen dollars and ninety one cents cosu
of suit, and will he sold at public auction
the office of Dunton & Morse in said Bsfn5
to the highest bidder, on The twenty.fouiu
day of June. 1922. at ten O'Clock and tnlv
minutes in the forenoon. the following
scribed real estate and all the right tltk ~
interest which the said Berta Edgar RHh ~.
and had in and to the same on the ssseus
day of December, 1921. at two CLOCK wv
thirty minutes in the afternoon, the uIs
when the same was attached on the Sis Ss.i i
the same suit. to wit: A certain lot OF DATE n.
of land with the buildings thereon, sltus'eu ~
Montville in the County of Waldo and Sts.s =,
Maine, bounded as follows, to wit: Beginn',Las, y,
at the southwesterly corner of the nome ~. a.
owned by the late Edward 4. Edmunos ~ ~,
yellow birch tree; thence southerly for ...
rods on line of land of Robert Oxton es'.i. =.
and land formerly owned by Leonard EdmunS'
to land formerly owned by Mayo E, Harr,m.S H'al ~
called his homestead lot; thence westerly ~. !.
the northerly line of said Hartman nun -
stead lot. one hundred sixty eight roo' ~ s.a
stake and stones: thence northerly on .,.h. III.
Hartman line to land owned by !. . ,, I'D. ,nn.'nds
thence easterly on said Hatch ana Eunst Ess n
southerly line one hundred sixty eig iou ".,ss.
place of beginning. containing fifty'two ss,sts ss
more or less, and being the same rear eI.di RsIIe
conveyed to said Berta Edgar Ken Dg oS ,eia
Nj. Wentworth by her deed dated July 20 pooR
recorded in Waldo Registry of Deeas' D''-
800, Page 594.
omo rnANn "a Ii ! '' Sheriff
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SIMPLIFIED

A good old negro preacher, appalled,
one Sunday evening by the evil rampant
in his flock, shouted out in loud voice:
"Ah sees befo' me 10 chicken thieves,
includin' Barber White"
Now Barber White was very influential
in the church, and with a shocked moan
he rose and rushed out. Afterwards he
began to pull all sorts of strings to make
the old preacher eat his words. The old
fellow, to get little peace, finally prom
ised to apologize the following Sunday.
So the following Sunday before the
sermon he rose and said:
"'Ah desires to retract nah last Sum
day night remark dat All sees before me
10 chicken thieves. includln' Barber
White. What All Should have said, dear
bredern and sistern, was dat An sees be.
fo' me nine chicken thieves, not includln'
Barber White. Los Angeles Times,
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08
A USEFUL PAIN
Belfast People Should Heed Its Warning.

Belfast People Should Heed Its Warning.
Have you a sharp pain or dull ache
across the small of your back? Do you
realize that its often timely sign of kid
ney weakness2 Prompt treatment is a
safeguard against more serious kidney
troubles. Use Doan's Kidney Pills. Profit
by Belfast residents experience.
S. b. Wade, farmer, High ST., says:
Doan's Kidney Pills were a great help
to me when l used them for disordered
kidneys and l can recommend them to
anyone afflicted likewise. My kidneys
were in bad shape and l was bothered by
having to pass the kidney secretions SO
often. My back had steady, dull ache
over my kidneys and it broke my rest at
night. Next morning l arose feeling
more tired than before going to bed.
went to the City Drug Store and got
Doan's Kidney Pills l received RELIEF
and with continued use of Doan's wal
entirely cured"
6Oc at all dealers. Foster Milburr
Co, Mfrs, Buffalo, N Y.
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To the Inhabitants Of the City
Of Belfast
In the County of Waldo, State of Maine

You are hereby notified that BOARD OF
REGISTRATION will be in session to revise
and correct the VOTING LISTS Of the City Of
Belfast on the six secular days prior to the
/ nineteenth day of June. 1922. Said Board
of Registration will be in session from nine in
the forenoon to one in the afternoon and from
three in the afternoon to five in the afternoon
and from seven to nine in the afternoon. to re-
ceive evidence touching the qualifications of
voters therein and to revise and correct the vot
ing lists. and on the last Two secular days
to verify and correct said lists and to com
plete and close up its records of said ses
sions. On the last two sand secular days, at
nine O'Clock in the afternoon. verified copies
of said voting lists shall be delivered to the
Clerk of said City of Belfast and a receipt taken
therefor, but no names shall be added to or
stricken from said lists after nine O'Clock in
the afternoon of the last of said days devoted
to registration as above. CIV
Board of Registration OF Voters Of the Citv
of Befast
Ry CARLETON DOAK Chairman
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08

that Godine Tonic and Nervine helped me.
And it will help you too. Containing the preci-
Gus Yong Coma Root from the Fijla Islands,
Godine has become world-famed for stomach
and nerve ailments. You can prove 1t by get
ting your bottle today and trying this splendid
remedy.
Goldine remedies are sold in Belfast by A.
A. Howes G. Co. and VIM. o. Poor & Son;
Brooks, by A. X. Pilley; Dark hsrbor bv {. +,
Danfield; Searsport by F. f. Whitconb & Son;
Stockton Springs by W. F. Trundy; Unity by
C. B. Mitchell; Winterport, by Mrs. F. C. At
wood.
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Making Porridge

1t seems as though my DAYS are marked
by one task-making the oatmeal porridge
for the next days breakfast. l always
put the oatmeal on to cook in the double
boiler, when Pm making sup er. and it
seems kind of signal to me that the day
is over. and l am getting ready for to-
morrow. And it always seems such
brief moment since we had breakfast, and
here | am getting another breakfast
ready.
Sometimes it seems as though my life
is marked off that way-just long line
of porridge pots, Still, that's what house.
keeping is-an unending stream of meals
prepared, and dishes done, and beds slept
in and made up fresh again, nth sheets
and clothes to wash each week
But still, life couldn't be better marked
For it's the womaT behind the porridge
pot-working for love-that keeps the
men in the fields, and in thu offices, and
factories, the children in school and the
babies safe and warm, and the whole
world at its job.-Margaret j ckson in
Farm Life
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TELL The WORLD

When a man is SO
happy that he wants
the good news shouted
from the housetop~, ,
its worth telling. you
bet I'm happy" John
Conahan, Wllkesbsrre,
Pa. says. why | was
so nervous | felt as
though | wanted to
u m p every time l
heard the horse on my
vegetable wagon snort.
And | had such awful
distress and gas in my
stomach ano pains in
my shoulders Now my
stomach is fine. the
pains have lett me en-
tirely and | sleep great.
iou an Tell the world
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS

is greatly relieved by constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE +
is constitutional remedy. Catarrhal
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the Eusta-
chan Tube. When this tube is infiamed
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing. and when it is entirely closed,
Deafness is the result. Unless the in
fammation can be reduced, your hearing
NAV be destroyed forever. HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE acts through the
blood on the mucous surfaces of the sys-
tenn. thus reducing the Inflammation and
assisting Nature in restoring normal con-
ditons.
Circulars free All Druggists
7 Cheney & Co. Toledo, Ohio.
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Special Notice

We wish to inform the public that W,
are doing business all the time and if yol
wish to buy or sell real estate of any kline
we would be pleased to talk with you.
f. A. STROUT Farm Agency,
ROY c. FISH, Local Manager
Room 2, Odd Fellows Block, Belfast, Me
tf47
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For Sale

am offering for sale my place at 1888
High street 1t includes about 4 acres of
land with SO apple trees; house and barn
connected. with electric lights and city
water; all in good repair. For particulars
apply on the premises to
MRS. JOHN w. FERGUSON,
18tf Belfast Maine.
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08

DON'T eat heartily plenty get early
in room; your body wewarmed and be
sure to have your bowels move freely.
beginning cold there better or safer remedy than
Medicine Two to four easpoonuis
quickly relieve congested bowel conditions drive out I'm
ward off further troubles
hiays have dealer will supply you
bottle MEDICINE CO.. Portland. Maine
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08

''This Tanlac is really the first medicine
l have ever taken that does what they say
it will do" said j. F. Holly, Lexington,
Ky. Read & Hills
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"Cover mouth and nose when you cough or
sneeze. If you don't, you'll spread disease. I"

If this pecauon there would be fewer
ePdmcs Of Influenza Colds whether taking the form OF
chilly and everish should be neglected IN the
The Republican journal., 1922-06-08
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance
Company

Total liabilities and surplus. IS 6. 49,, ,343 OF
Nlacomber, Farr & Whitten, State Agents,
Fidelity and Security. Augusta, Maine.
A. S. Parent. Agency Director, Accident
and Health Dept, Lewiston. Maine.
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CHAPTER II
Rats and Bugs

A lREDAl.E. the dog on ar'"er
n Hrowr's farm. was snoozinS in the
,,., ,,.ddr IN, and lack. Janet
sun WIN i''N"' :, ,.;,;,
and littI" B"nn" brown '"'''' ~ '''''
him.
,.yv.f, Nyoof'" harkeG Daddy Dog
'"'' ,.i,,, .,lI.,Io -"
winch vas ms w. VI n"' .od,i, ond
"N""' w ",I w.. r,''r, >, ;r sn nnor -
'"il ~ WI! Il, n'' n'oW Nv, /" Coz, ,,ig h,ir
Nr'dai" UIMl"" ~ "'S ICY, h,,,,T,i w. ''%' %,s
)1,' ling: 10 sr''T .''' ~" ,',n Lod comr
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observation-disclosures

NNN\TEn.-- ,rIe0g", srite'." f'~ EuI.I",-.r
.'vc,ppmrh'; close - trull@'g or J.. l.
,i:lllrr; 20 ,e0nuhlc: state pic" and '.rn-
10, ,uail oui,. Rahw.!5, lrn '2!e '.u". vi
nMNnnmlNlLr
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HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
257 SOUTH 10TH STREET

O., a -c-, desirable apartments o'e co,tan.
3. - Na Lruuuus aud bath aud the other
,dI. ,uiuj ind b3lh. Apcl" TO "uperlNtsRdsh'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-19

Jork uud .Iao,t o"d D0ddp Do1
y,cL 10 fnd rL, l1rmCr " WhHc,S
,o,., is rrL ooJ Farmer Hro"gs
'rr.u is pCDr,
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N,r see adSsrtis-nrnts In large ''u
n preceding columns.
stores and Dwellings
ur.,,,.s prop-rtic- pud stores

NlO-'~ NhN I'"'T7HEN
- Drr. R-rs" s.I T.kr % .
.,rN a.I,. sror., -Xr-Hsu. U@S.n - .."
..IirF.Al ,EER. - anj =.
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nNIIf r. W q I." -
-, 2.yrv.. lT-~oor d"Hl.'', ..
9%-}u .-,a '--' r"rd'ipu, EEsh' 'or a''.
, A-ptE ,.sa I1Eve~r0~f 2 =. y" n'"' u. .
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
1'lOi; 4

Ll%CuI.N DRIVE, 12oG-rhr'"-s'4E stor@
Sherwood .Nnartmcnt .Asencl.. l&aa Wainut
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HAMPDEN COURT
GERNitNIHNS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

iIANERFOnD--Two. roors Eitch"nete nna
bath. . minutes from Ha"erford station
Tn.'R and Weston, Call Ardnore SGo "
CTS. Mod. apt. si0u; 2 r'ls. and bath: N,
p. r. r. sta. =. 5. Wurts. 1925 Land TN'
! ElIs. -
Also see advertisements in larre typs
| IN preceding columns.
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Money Nlaker-Dairy Farm

hI.aoir farm, s-roon e'om" hous". !s.r."
oatn. numerous ou'bulhlngs, : norsos, |"
ruded for $1,000. = Unl% - Cash roauired, o.
consider cit" propcrt%.
TIApl'. ssos y, 5h s.. TioGn 3'3l
HRANDYW1SE VALLEY DAIRY FARM
600 acres, sl5,"OO)
Tlsht on thu Irand-winc: large stone house
h"'M. slcctric ishts. hFsnlaces, trnant
'vator; lake basin: loan soil: 10 aces
meadow; improved farms surrounding: pus.
session.
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AUDUBON
CLAYTON

$40 .ooo. SuBJECr 20 u { 7. mor'aaFs o.
l:y,us room. Hic;nG ro0r1. hitch
ranir;. : aorchcs on tho At,t fonr; : u'r,
bo semcnt. garage; pipcless furnace. saa and
cleo: lot 3SvT6 Il.
WARNER LINDSAY, IH.. Eeal'oT
lIN7 Atlanfic ave.. Allantic CNt". y. J,
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FOR RENT-EURNTSHED
TORTGAGES

AI.I OR FART Of small furniqhoJ L,,r.,
li"iuIlT lNt;HDhuuse square. nudcrn ,,,t,
vrI!"ucra. ! n45. Ledger Otfro ''''
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HUGH F. QUINN
5l33 BALTIMORE AVE.

LARGE g.s.or! dw.!'.uE mi-a"'R"rst '..'~
ya~an' pg-reri condition. loNH i MiN.
%i.f> i?'h ard G5rsrl 80.
wOPpESUAiE
ro~ sale .Irsr-Usnr estate : ar.'-
1900 0,T yossessor furnished p'-'.
orGer, a,sc "a aces On A"a'i'r0' rga
i4!,90o; al-o cottage wl'h acres on ~'''s
.r.al, srG.o0o. Apply
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$1,000 CASH BUYS

:? acrcs, Groom s'orn house, Ia Ee bank
barn, good outNui!Gnes; included IN sac
half seedai crops: price $4,000
lIArr. 360s Nr1Iui nlTiE ST.
NEW JIMSEY FARMS
$3.50 BUYS 5-acre fruit, and poultry
farm in best section OF South Jcrscr: 10
buildings. handy 20 large markets: climate
soil. water unsurpassed; payments 81
weekly. booklet FREQ. GILBERT g. O'CAL-
l,AGIIAN. 7Q3 Walnut st.. Phia
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APARTMENTS
THE MONTEVISTA


EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS
One Of Tho most imwsIng and sub,,,,.
Nall% coretructed housekeeping sparimss,
buildings in the ciiv '.''
, Hgh elevation. eerl-suhurbsn, an idss,
location in the exclusive Overbrook oectic,
within 20 ninutes OF CitH Hall yis Markal
81, Elevated At CAD ct. crosstovn iines
New addition---'ust NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
apartments having n capacity Of 8 rooms
bath and k'tchenett.' all modern spoola,.
ments. dinine-room service: meals op,IonA
ELEVATOR SERVICE
Telephone Overhrook 90e9
~ n COLE NANAGEp
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BEAUTIFUL UP-TO-DATE APT

Living rm bed rm.. combination break,.s
rm. and kitChCnetto. bath porch, Iocss.
service stairs; hardwood floors. cleo. ab,ns,
ancN Of hot water and heat; jauitor servLs
some beautifully furn.: $50 to s75 1ssi'
2S3O 4. park ave. W.
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.GARAGE apACr,, with lear. 5onl.; .D.!n
s.r,e'. M"s.t, fhtInG ftIIT Git,,pi,>HHi'I pi,>HHi'Ilrr
l420 rAeStnut s.. PE9I'" Hp"9." '"'
Also sec erti.~meni- In I2rGr lvur
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GrrNNNNOW'N ~ =
y..r., ,,n 'r,flngr r s,lerdid .!'e .Is. 90
s,,'.gr. pr,rs !o~' ',r, ?1.Gh "a p go.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

II heat, stone fireplace nNn ni 'tGl'S'. roy
S:visO, Just ready for 0Ccnpanc%i pans ana
,i.yv NJ oNtcs terns If 'rRn'ed ,,,
PETERS d SDE sos GUEST NUT SI''ih ''N
I.oNGACEE rAEk
Se,v cohhg Creek aN"ttun; atisct.'t NHr,s'N
0f ,no,"rn r.allenc1>, sem! ana .Gela"h"''
sil rnuronierCes: ~ coal troubles; lcH
tror central stoar p,&-. smal sm"nnt "n e,
ash r.qu'Yed: Nr'cc' $3.50 70 slp; 900 lesS
tHan IS. " ronroductiou: Phone Woodland
Aia0 or Hrumhansh, snrnce G6.9: -.
TT.TtJ-i6ATF COUNTRY HOME
!, rooms. 4 la tNs and la'se sleeping porch;
n,rcn font and sides : frey, aces; az ronI.:
.-r.r garage ! acre; shade. fruit and shrub
nar"; rcar station and trolley; MnNlnm:
- r. PETERS 4 sos. COS CHESTNUT ST,
uAI,A Stove Colonial: .lnmhcrs. Gaihs:
ci"Cr-ici.": q hot ws'or neat, hHrdN"n =,
I, nrs garage large corner lot; beautiful "ll
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Gritty. :" A,r'h l2,l,
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