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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Touring ...... ,'... 9f'oo
sTROMBERG CARBURETORS
Fords ..,................S1 $500
Dodges ............... $l3.oO
Other sizes in proportion while they
last.
DINNER Lenses, fit all cars, while
they last, per set ......... .65c
Shrader Valve Cores, boxes of
5, while they last ........ Csc
Sure Fit Seat Pads ....,.., 81. 90
Wedge-Shaped Easy Back
Cushions .....:........ .$1.50
Chain Adjusters, all sizes ... ,eoc
Simonizer Polish, per tin ..,., soc
Simonizer Cleaner, per tin go. 60c
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
STATE SOC1IE1r

the a and NJ college. Miss Nell Bland
VIII join them later.
County Commissioner Louis whit 10 10
stanford. Ky. with his sister who was
recently seriously injured when horse
ran away with her. Mrs. whit and son
Vain. accompanied him as far A. Sen
eca, Mo- where they will visit relatives
Mr.. WHIT win go on TO Bristol. Tenn.
before returning
Mrs webb of Enid. came here saturda,
an Overland "Trip TO Ueutry. Nrk Mrs
Grimm ana sen. George and Mrs Webb
ana daughter, Mrs. Corine Townsend left
twu days later. stopping at Tulsa. where
ihey left Mrs. Townsend Richard
t,,r,i hrs been VISITING MI summer with
relatives at Cane nm. Ark. and will 70
turn with his mother In two or three
weeks,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
pnrcntnl Snrrnsnn-

Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps had come to
that all important part of naming
their newborn baby.
Mr.. Phelps, who, by the way, de-
tested work, and liked nothing bet
ter than to sit In front OF the fire
and watch other people do II. want
ed the baby named plain Bill
Mrs. Phelps had different views
81 shall name the baby william
oliver Robert Kenneth" she as
serted.
But why all those names"
asked the husband.
Because" replied Mrs. Phelps
bitterly, ~ you look at the initials
you will find they spell w. O. II. k
so perhaps when baby grows up he
will take TO II better than his father
New Orleans States.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

crowded with the product OF Amer
lean factories When the American
army went homo. enormous stocks
of equipment OF various kinds were
disposed Oh IN Franco aad Germany.
by sn O. end otherwise. and much or
this surplus found rs way 10 tho
many opou.air gatherings of tho
continent where men and 81 men
bargain Tor a miEce,lH ncous mass ot
articles under the fs.lt understand
iur that ono must not inquire whence
the things come
In tho market OF Riga. covering ON
area OF fVu blocks there are offered
inr sulr daily large quantities OF
United states army p1raphernaIia.
uurtcumrly clothing. and sanitary
articles bearing names ot different
American relief organizations Amer
lean Photographs give daily con
crrt7 OF American airs. which inva-
ri1bly attract the crowds from tho
music OF competitors with their Ger
man machines playing Russian
tune. American sowing machines
too arc ON aIlo IN some stalls, and
in others there nue American m .de
knives nnd forks vicing with Ger
man. Polish and Russian manufnc-
tured goods of the same kind Also
thcro are thousands OF old and worn
collars. stiil carrying tho mark which
gives their birthplace as Troy. N. v.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27
Exactiyt

The Profossor--Let rs take the OK
ample OF the busy ant. lie Ia busy
all the time. He works all day and
every day. Then what hnppens9"
The Bright One--Ile gifts stepped
on.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Miss Pearl Tui who has position with
the Bristow National hank! visited her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Tull.
NJ the CITY Hail at Sapulpa. was here
slnday visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
tu Oowoll.
Mrs Bland and daughter, Ruth have
rrnved 10 saltwater, where they will per
irancutly reside while Ruth will attend
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

Radio telephone service has been
adopted by the Berlin stock EN-
change for broadCasting Information
10 It's memhers In their officea
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-27

resilient steel he'll plate that
can De attached to any horseshoe
has been pateuted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

SEVERAL. drsIruh.e modern dwellings: larg
mis-. Sgi .JUn. Trrat 4 TEant. Wayne. Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

lDR ALE Fine dwelling on n I'D At
sr..1. ralnr uulCh trout, fruit and old
smr- t'"s' property In good condltlon; lot
rru,h fer SI&oo \ J. REALTY AND
FlNA%rE ruRrr - broadway, Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

nv B.. lt,l VI Bl lEGAlDW a. Ice, nv ood, H.
j ~ ....rH - Ui.UGirH' walk from beach;
, ..... & ar.urE ", r'ues. want to sell for
sl.ou. via rur 'yr season for $50; siss
-iN2t
NJ = Mn.YER Gran,wood y J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

. G ROOMS bt,h cloctrc. s'plu' neat hard
wood NrUrs. garage. Dea- 'ra'" VI trolley
CARLSON G>35 Tn"r.slR'e ave
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HORSHtM HEIGHTS

yruRSHAM HEIGHTS trear willow Groys)
%nshamlny Fails 5000 choice bldg lots,
"A, train and trolley, $50 up; free title In
aud plans Of modern bungalows. Dia. 1900.
FERGUSON, Front & York
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.i2o ASp 49, 2i2? s. l%rH sTTwo r,rs ,o,S Sspry; g.,
srvder aysY ~. 'O','' . ,D,.1, w "
1914 MORRIS Sr,-,-'rr. OF Hicts st: 2
soYrers SSFs' 20 ao,h oGf S"G srydsr r'sT ave- "'"' "
wIssiNOMfNG--Cor housc, I rms bath.
oa an 1 er sr MT s. rs EsS kk Ff9O@o %
STORE and dwelling. near 18TH and Hunt.
inedon, sls., 3 story: terms to suit
7"f from, H2?EGXET r5os s1G ys53S
WM IlNDER. 1928 Chestnut 81
s8i-a8.a5 y. .MARsHALL and 2 rear prop
Fr'Gs cRAiGliEHD, iG'li fSH' ii7ao GGo'orn" ave ave-
2l9o COLUMBIA AN: -'rnrce-storv store
and %wGIli2S 4 WEsr ET GI?y'":.HP .Gs ,Jsor,v udr
ARcH PElHw 2niH0oo sap&rs ga1 fss,; !, :,
s'S.y Sn'' s&2S' &oq si%f" f"%y f1%' Rr
RRANDYw1NE IT. near 10Th; a-story, I"
mYERs 2ST;' PIX nSnrI 'a2"" ridge svo and 10Th st,
90" SHfH,%T Sf;s Taw: vii I{I".s 6: q ,?roS
III tic: . rooi 90 't:,o""dt.on, sa7oo' ''''' Wv
WM. {. hEYpE' 18th and SNYDER "y"'
232l S 18TH Sr.--EiEh, rooms; !nc,osed
wMSi" = iG iEYDr S"I5 i5,6 S0%H' an% snyds% % ave
=, ,92,,r h'n,, @,"ct re; tnnoo. 'hAS' T. "ANh'
Willy paH pay, r whSn sma' s%rn' "t c'19
,S Ssrsa 2%s@ " i'.,zs $40 ~ s5,s ,a";g: -,
'ftc. c.AH%TEEN 4 RN%D". 1915 :. ian. ''e'
1897 McEGA% .,soa ICONS e'ec
WM. =. HEYDE. l1th ard Sn&dcr av~.
87!a = It'll sT.-Se%cn r0oms. porch. elor.
rc NJ W"'"r n@m,; LOT %<e''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

- 9-Tl2 : 81 -- t0ur-s'yr" apartrncr,
adapted for uEh' manufacturing 1- gt,'ras.
purpus"s; rr,Cn $'s.unu. VIII n"nn.e
IGHFND. l13H L'ol'lrnl "a .vp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
IiiTRORO
HIGHLAND pARN
JFNkINTOWS

HIGil.h&D PARK Modern ahInsle bunfe-
l,yv. & rooms and bath: lot 5oxl15; S7150.
Geo l.. Earrca. iG"l Chestnut. Walnut 46s6,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

ana pric"i right CraIsh"adl7&G CoumGinH'
lG3u-34 GERMANTOWN AVE- Two j-s,ory
luidinSs. .uhla s'ors' lot &2N>O. James
=. Smvrh ?435 k"using'on ave.
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212o SUMMER ST.

SAMUEL. COLDER ao7 Finance. rldy.
.i2O AID 2i22 S. 10TH ST.---Two story.
rooms. modern. John J. SOmers. 2uth anl
SNYDER ave. .
jbI4 MORRIS S'r,--1'Lr Of Hicks st:
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iOs.io walnut st. : ioors gOyio; $40 !. =, |
weatneH. 2o3 I.iherty. Blds, Locust 3Go7
54lo MnITRY ,ANE,-Af,er May I; all con.
THU i"RSS Z w6tRRELI. COOS Morko, st |
SOia.Io.STi5-i7 BARTRAM AyE.-Two-s,y, /
larr" ."'I Ici' GEtacGM. 200 Ca,hsrfna 81 w.,
LoCVsr near 37th-,3 sty,. Z. rms, rent /
SIS; small amt. cash. Address llo2 $. h!d .
U. 'MARTiN, i45 ~ Si,h. Beimont &Gsi
END HOUSE. 9l15. Catharlus s.. thoroushly
modern: l1i 1Gxllh price .&S2Go. .-,
Building Lots
GOTH STREET SECTION
IT. i%E ErEE2NR%d E2R E%dtRHiNr q t4G 2HEfATH9N RSH9 % &S%f
IT W%$T ci!GsTER, Eij,!E: AP%ANGn&4S ,i,}%l tn4
dSie 90 MARk MR#FE n &r EftMHNr 2tH fS ,iS5 'r's'
Business rroocr,'rs and stores
1908 WOODLAND AVE.---New. store, just
built, thickly populated residential s"r,
ton; large store. ; rooms and Imin1rN nrS'
lutrl" modrrn, a,r.ndy financed: -, nts nn
Woodland lGii after r. VI
GrRM,NT0WN
FENNTii,i, K"AU--aHolno vim Eorosc near
Wayne Junction: rius., hn'h. hyrJwu'd
floors, cler sat. ,uhf. oud hols". &c win
eSws ,c%o H"% '%2'4 T11}r S"aaSsE s II" coal "e''s
q Room. ION" residence, lot i'">"'.
- iHooiiio SUI" apartment. schor'. spua.
%P" %ar,b an .l~.n @ '1is' Mis w"a1. az, M''S sar "
s'oaoIG'r,',,% l,sht: 4fo',T"'%.r 3cNt. a.,
trolley. immediate rgos,ss:Ou. ". @,
DRAkE. i"5 Dr.>r, H.dr
-o,al A%' ?c'a Z. Gho,lrn ayS -;,, LEsco,,m'
GH&s. :, #AEHrr&I.p. r2l~ rr.s.nm
PELHAM SErTl"N ulsu stauoul--Mod,rn
HRfTHGK H0aWUf,"I, &33 y. IAN g.
CTS. Gr""no ana Tu,nchoctc4 s's., beat
"a s.G2" rd /" % Fyam5 "EaTIoo?f iaof ncSa f2GI F %
7i2a SPEAGUr; ooroo,,'o NJ. Air, s'nuonl--.
453 2fzI3o r2?ms n @q'h c;%rTGtm ,Goi no.n..
." v. ;&i'ARpNArN ST.-I E,ms,. perch. ny.
LOGAN
YOt' WILL. "ud 1890 y. carlisle 81 4 ,.4-
Nghlrul t-ledro"m. m,d-rn 'w'n hom". N
the host 81 condition srd pT"rl a. such
fE4r" ,ha' @ 1%"r sHo1d i% 1, ..414 4I almo";
IIARTIl:Y 200 :. broad W,o. o77l-oN7@.
CRAWFORD HoMi;. snu'hw"at corner -
combining overN modern r"nv"ulcr," and
'''E' t." "G'iRSAwr0Rb. 3Doi cnoernr
oIe RooSENELT m.yn :, r'or,. t"d-
no. w. IN "F"I' ,rrol l,rl ''''
NiNG. 1870 ,'he,'nI, =. Srru~o a<oo
So" y. hTIi L"' st.'E, y r'oms an!
ram Etit't''' "''""':' h'"'' '''N".
S.o4 w ,slIMl5IlE'*"H REALTY rn
2i2' y. -'lh - .''I "a wv
IoIs WAGNER AVE Four ~ a., arg, g,
hcdronrs t. no found OLA / nurl In I.og.r :.
VIZ me-. o% }oTT fHyg"Y"l r" w RAhAI M"RT
STORE ard a2ar,in1 -, i"s - oCc"ar Rock
.aa,'fiii,. g, rreas.u SI.r1o.h, I9os r.. u.S -.
f 80, =, '
45I7 y CANA''-Sy Z rms rrn. sl-".. h ~
II Mi"n, "f ~ b, nj COAL. 'ro.n1t
rHSSE--- . .-- "'Et- h'"'
LrGAN--0"o r'"ck W>om'@r --lIo, w4,or.
ol,r.. ari"o0d ih""u-l uV' t'r ha'h. IN
eu"c'Irr by a7n"inrH"u'. Phone "yo.537" W
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
SHlFTERS ARE ALL, RIGHT

Trny.d"d you shift n. the rgh' direction;
! en-! hnHS very desirable suite OF Of.
noes lun.nS ). ith ST.. largo Office or
siIdi3 go Walnut st also ground aoor.
a"4 :. iroad St, don't wait. Apply l3i
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
H. J. Easy, 18th & Thompson

5000 RACE, apartments 2GXi27.
lI@o y. 9th. 3 stories . rooms.
5; !: cor, 10Th and Aspen - 70 ms iNSl on.
1923 W Ichigh ave., II rms mol.. heat. cleo.
l1lG-"O Melon. Corrmerclal hu,iilng sic.
1890 Mt Vernon. - rooms. la;Es
81 = 'ir""u. solid hr0wnsiou". sd" yarn.
1878 Wallace, apartments 'ruirru heat.
.O3t Nr,"n, I, rooms. ba'hs. ,'or'r".
ShG y. I'D. corner l3 rooms baths.
l5lT Poplar, - rooms. bruWOstOu'.
III. NJ Vernon, II rms, I,IthS, h. ". heat
1902 S"ain, ~ rooms, lNxGO.
3O35 Diamond. brow nstone. ~ tUnms. electric
EIEIiERp B. WORRELI. 4 90. 5i5 y. l7th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

&'CEI ! ''.H'"l property stone and franr~
Nods". wjh W" ,aIt ct nrs' moor; sew
rr.. .',E'i"rs. hr'r Int.wat"r heat; cleo
,y".'' rs. Nhfa uair', s,ah.". lot l25x"25;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

ruNVENl&NTI.Y located on high ground:
h"mld"tachcd, from house. hot.water
Ncni Ras and "lnc. llEnt. lot icxl25 t3e50y
tbsuO ,yttn EHrazc. WM. T. u ROBERTS B
Ntr%. Gl"ra.d'. Pa. open sT.rv day. -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

2TJJ AiRNSFoRD 81. Six rms. and bath:
large porch. deep lot; good cord POSE ps
given; bargain $3.50. Y, j. HEWITT.
S4l1 Frankiord ave. Frankfotd u0S2 -
g.44 n SD sT.--CottHge house. sem. de
tnched 1890: white plumbing. p.pelcss
heater: S2TOO; easy terms.
WESTNEY. 2n3 llbertY Rlhr.
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tNESTNI I I'LL.

3uG 7. HIGHLAND AVE, q" os,1ul iTir-
rn'o0tal '"1a', rms ami E,.a.n. '~onu
TtT0<N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

G3l -33-35 y. MARSHALL. and 2 rear prop
ert'es. total rent Slil; rriC" sl0.iuO.
CRAtGlIEhD 1896 Coturbia ave.
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MERTON
\SRBERT'

ArI..STIrt'O sam.-deta ched hcmo. q rooms
aad Dtth. oi.c. lights. hardwood foars.
-,'.wa'er h~a'. sas kitchen price $500.
.,.hn \ r-lLNn-. Narh"rth- ~. Mar lia3.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

30 ". EiIARPNAcE ST.--s rms. porch, ,x-
eel. loC.. bHrEa'u. Frirk.JUdSun u Indiana
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Rn\gDROlGu

NODI.RN dwelling with - rooms and bath;
'0' S6X 30 It., electric lght and garage. for
> cars. t.'Uycn rrl - train and trolley: fur
rI'u~e ca0 he Dought II Desired. J. J.
l-r~ar. ail6 IressuU st Nanayunk OaT0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
building Lots

RO&I.YN Observation-Disclosures budinS
lots 'Nr. s",l"n, on Easton road sbovs
terms. $40 monthly agcU' on Drnrnsss every
day JulIS PNrAEE. G'enside, Pa
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FERN ROCK
FOX CHASE
GLEN SIDE

TWO Betty. l2-rm houses. all improvemeats:
corner, lO0xi5O. the other lot 7ssfsO.
roaprCtivcIy, 81, 800 and $1,000 WHIT.
r ROBERTS & son, Gcnside. Pa. Phone
OUuntz GH2. Il =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

60 900 so. It., ssm!-CentrnI; 4. r. s'd!rgs.
nm, poss Simon We'll. Cwnsr, 1lll y. ID
FAC rOGltS VavthouscH. NJ space cru.u.:
AIl~rt Han. land Title I'ldc. SDru"c .5is
FACTORIES. Warehouses floors. land JAS
l., STENENSuN son, Land Title lTds.
FACTORIES, war"nouses. railroads: can
finance. DlETERICH. 757 Walnut st.
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Buslnes. proprrt'rs and stores

1908 woodland AVE.--New store. just
built. thckly populated residential SO.
ton; large store. > rooms Hnd Laundry hrSf
NOOr; 4 rooms and hath second floor; ah3".
lu'rl" mUdrrn, atr.Hdy financed. Agr MS ON
premises sunday y to I" 4. NJ o. phrn"
woodland iGii ! after +. VI
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I,ASSID3IE
I.A\SDOWSE

EE&T FREE--%ew 2.famIly apartment. Q
r'ums ta'h and GARAGE each; rent Of 1
Hpar'mon. WI, nay expenses; lnyestigate.
CHESTER OSBORNE, Locust j03I Lans~
gOvro I1O5 ..+
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WEST PHIIADEi.PflIA
Large. semi- detached. baths. 3oxl3o
4Sl8 CHESTER AVENUE
ARTHUR BOSWELL. 2aa North 18th st..
G3io VINE sT. T.--Ccmfortable home in con
wner occupies and VIII give pt sse Sslon.
feRDY WORREtL. 5000 Market st
i37 8. iirH ST.--Det.. 10 rooms. . all-tile
baths. incl porch, laundry. sna porch.
hdwd. f'Ta. elec light NV. heat, 2TxloO:
sl4,7lo. w. H. Ball SON 49, Land r BLDG,
$4,000 EIGHT ROOMS. corner: every room
fronting on street a really desiTgbie house;
con .enient to everything.
HAMMOND CO, ZOO lrcastcr aHe.
i52l BUST AVE. --2Ia sty. sem -det. r.
4 b. lot ioOxi27: mod / "a subway cars
J. ". CAMAC 90, G2d and Woodland
5553 GREENWAY AVE. rms" hath; mod {;
NV. Lcat e.rc inc. porcn. -. +. No
kerna, lha2 Pt iir,oZ, ave. Phone ore. 42li.
10 s. FRONT ST. sly. 4 basement $3.50.
1Os.lO walnut ST.; floors 2UyiO; $40 7. =.
WeHtney. 203 l,iherty Bds. Locust 3Ga5.
54lo Whitley ,ANE.-Ar,er May I; all con
I"RSY wnRREr.I. cooG Market st
SOia.I0sTi5-i7 BARTRAM ANE.-Two-sty,
larrn lci. CEi&COM, 200 Catharne at
LOCIST ncar 37th-.3 sy.. - rms. rent
SIS, smnlI amt. cash. Address llo2' $. h2d
IOa s. iATtr-Dardv hpnn; 1 b"drpoms. L.
!. MARTIN, l4j ~ 5ith Belmont 8Gsi
END HOUSE. Gli5 CatharIus, ST.. thoroushIy
modern. i1i 1Gx1iH, price 5000.
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WI LOMBARD ST,
Oi1 < FRONT g'r
30 $. FRONT 81.
8 6. ADAMS. 1i1S Walnut st.

8. g. ADAMS, IFIS WaIhut ST.
- ~. nTH sT.Fiye.st2ry Enildins about abou;
heat; modern: fine condition. Wills WIN
chester 90. % $. iS'h ST. -
5.T ISDIANA--Eignt rooms. bath. hot-water
heat: Iust renovated: vacant. $4,000; will
finance Albert y. Fnney. n and Potter
sts-------.--.-- -
CENTRAL. DWEi.LING-32G 8. 2Nh. 2.
story; wonderful construction! electrified,
possession. SI500; cheap later at SO,opV'
ABERNErHY l@2S Chestnut.
AUTOMOBILE DISTRICT RdEe ave. Al
Broad; rent $40; sli.O0C; store and apart
ments: will llnanCe.
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IHTN WONNtESTLlTI
BERGMAIER. 22O2 N. I'd

SEVEN ROOMS AND GARAGE; h1t-watcr
heat e'ectrctty, gas Kitchen, basement
PARK y T.. COR. l7TH AND MOYA-
MENSlNG AVE,
$500 Rl.K TuItRF%SDALE AVE Two srv
prrCn fronl, Il rms. and bath. " heat,
electro. garage privileges; widn street
SIiMIDHElSER REALTY GO
2A2I \. 18th # -- Columbia fTG@
n0On Nl.N NRIANNA ST . Rlnrv. 4 rnnn,.
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STuNr.-ar,.,s ,shugie house - rooms and 1
,arh. Central steam heat. .Ot TSxo2S;
.'~ uuO. Tr"j.t s rraa', Wayns. Pa.
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" llNE

NONI. q rms and bath; INV
"'s. erl laundry tubs awning and win-
,'oy .had".. osssssion, only $500. J. J.
IrEA%. |ili Iressuu -. Manayunk O9Ie
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1910 CATHARINE STREET

Thrce.story tricB dwelling; good investment
A. T. RUSSELL" lhtN and Task"r SITS.
4osa N DorsS ERASEN sTss excl sonT F' MH
LON 4 GRAHAM co. 1906 Germantown av.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

.'r.%N r<'NlW% -- SeniI.detachvd: stone and
snuglr. ~ rooms. orcn fireplace, gas and
r'er Don l"t. alade. Phone Ogontz l7a 4:
MODERN slpnc dwellings. $500 up gscd
--rL--- No .lnnltL LnlnMn Trusl O. :. -
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ST D\NIDS

VLNY dos.~nb,y Ip,a'oi with southern ex-
p,sIro m"d"rn dwelling OF 10 rooms.
contra plant steam heat. largo lot with
gIraEr' all conyenteuces; hardwood floors on
frs, hour.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
Building Lots
GOTH STREET SECTION

SITE FOR prILpING OPERATION, Gsox
llo, .ERgNTIMG 3N SThTrE RoAED, ,El:.XS, ,%Ell:.XS,y
TO Bt'II.pEPS. B"RMAS BROTHERS,
G0l3 MARKET 81 HFLMDNT 1870.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08
ONERRRO0k
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY,

- ru-crna. one % the finest corner 2-stosy
urnr"r'Ies IN Oyerh-o0E section; modern In
.'"~y respect; With Garase. Call GAO Mar
'yn road Phone Belmont 1886 r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-04-08

MODERN 3 s'ory home 3ai2 Pine 81. l.7l.
'''SllN s'';",r, u.usr T." sold, quickly.
Pi, l,r W'r1 .uI huS3 "''
M. ,.L-n
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-04-30

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
VISITOR TO THIS PLACE
MUST OBEY RULES

A Mongoliun yourt is an umbrella.
like framework OF trellisWoud coy
cred with thick felt which when ne"
is perfectly white, circular Ia form
having a dome-shaped roof, and Is
ahout IA 10 IS feet in diameter the
door always facing south or south
west. and painted red. ON arriving at
n yourt on Il Mongolian pony 10 Us
very necessary TO remember that |"ui
riding whip must be left outside. .uo
on the roof, before you enter !" take
il. or any kind Of stick, into the mousse
would not be regarded rs % simple
breach Of manners, such 90, taxing
your umbrella into the drawing roof"
when paying call In this country
hut amounts 10 au act of Hngrns son.
As one enters the yoGrt ono cannot
help noticing that the Noor is covered
with srmir,rcular mat, OF very jhicl
white felt with bold applique designs
I'm black. as Il border I'm Tire center
Of the building au iron caskc' contains,
burning argol that flame brightly and
sends up ascending smoke jhat ys-
capcs through circular hole IN th"
roof. one must be careful to select
one of the lowly Spals on the gruHhd
on the left of the fire till the invita-
tion is given to "c.mo up higher
which of course, viii follow.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
APPEAL IS USELESS.
ACCORDING TO THIS

What happens to us when we die'
What dopN It feel Ike to pass out ct
this earthly life ana eater the un'
lnown beyondE
An interesting answer comes from "A
group of phySt lOglsts. Their uh>rrNa.
tions are that IN the dying hour the
scusc Of smell Is the first 10 in'h
Then, In order the dying person loses
taste, sight touch, hearing,
Thus the five senses pass outward
~, death seems To have taken place.
But how about tie siSth scnsc.-r0u.
scIonsuess? Many medical men be.
licye the brain 1t conscious, sometimes
rs long rs 20 minutes after the FIVE
senses are gone.
Everyone Las he, "a Of people who
had visions OF angels music uud q
fic1d Of bright lIlGi, iu tlr moment
of passing nom the material world.
WHY rru Gcah9 Life Is only a
tourney, death only "a change Tie
anciruts contemplated death without
fear, and nae, It "t& Indifference
They accepted II 49, inevitable, hyuce
never raised al,ars 10 20 aa they did to
things that might change misfortune.
Fever, volcanic eruptions or the god
Of rain.
They recognized that there was no
use In appealing 10 death the Great
Adventure. -Ctuciunuu Post
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONS
CHANCE


State of Illinois, La Sale County---ss
In the Circuit Court. 10 March
Term, A. ID. 1922
Louise Davis VS.. Albert. In Chan.
Gerry Bill for Divorce. Gen. No
25&43.
Affidavit that upon due and diltgent
inquiry the place Of residence of the
defendant, Albert Davis, cannot be as
certained, 20 that process cannot be
served upon him having been filed in
the Clerks office Of the Circuit Court
of said County notice is therefore
hereby given to the said defendant
that the complainant filed her bill Of
complaint in said Court in the Chan
Gerry side thereof, on the Sth day Of
February, 1922 and that thereupon a
Summons issued out OF said Court,
wherein said suit is now pending, re-
turnahle on the second Monday in the
month of March next, as is by law re-
CURED. Now, unless you. the said de-
PENDANT above named, Albert DAVIS,
shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court, on the first day of
the next term thereof, to be holden at
ottawa. in and for said County. on the
second Monday in March next. and
plead, answer or demur to the said
compliments bill Of complaint, the
same and the matters and things
therein charged and stated will be
taken as confessed, and decree en-.
tered against You according to the
prayer of said bill
JOHN l.. WITZEMAN.
Clerk.
ottawa, Illinois, February s, 1922.
Al. 4. CLAPSADDLE
COmpts SOlr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-22
"T ole Gras."

FoIe gras is the French term for
goose liver, One Of tn" most famous
industries of Toulouse, France, is the
scientific fattcning Of geese for the en-
iargement Of their liycrs. The birds
are Kept in special coups which pre-
vent their taking exercise and are fed
to the limit Of their capacities FoIe
graS is Imported in iars ur tins in four
forms-foie graa au naturcI, pate de
fole gras. rulte Dc foig gtas and saucis-
son de fOle gras.