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The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01

think how cUzy! (Here AuRr Jane gave a cOnvulsive shudder.) As tO my being married, if you were betting just now on anybody's chances, they would have to be Captain Magnus, wouldn't they"
 Good gracious, Virginia !" shrieked Aunt Jane faintly. But went on re- lentlessly, determined to distract her mind from thoughts of her approach ing end.
 "All things considered, suppose really ought to ask you to put my af- fairs in order when you get back. If I am carried off by the pirates, natu- rally I shall have to jump overheard at once, though I dislike the idea of drowning, and especially of being I eaten by sharks. Would you mind putting up a little headstone-it needn't cost much-in the family plot, with just Virginia on it2 And any thing of mine that you don't want your self I'd like Bess to have for the baby, please. Ask her when the little duck is old enough to tell her my sad story"
 By this time Aunt Jane was sob ping loudly and waving her little hands about in wild beseeching.
 "Jane! broke in Miss Browne again in awful tones. But at that moment the door of the cabin opened and the face of Slinker peered in.
 Say" he remarked, there ain't no sense in you girls stayin' cooped up here that see. guess me and HOrney can stand you off if you try to rush us. Come out and cool off little."
 The great heat of the day was over and the sun already dropping behind the peak of the island. MT. Shaw and Cuthbert had been allowed to sit in the shade, and I thought their wrists were not too tightly bound for comfort. Cookie had been released, and under the eye of Horney was get ting supper Crusoe had earlier in the day received a kick in the ribs from Captain Magnus, fortunately too much occupied with the prisoners to pursue his vengeance further, and had fled precipitately, to my enormous re- lief. The dog was quite wise enough to know that he would help me best by keeping out of the clutches of our common foe.
 Just then there come from the woods the sound of footsteps and voices, and tha three Oirates and Mir Tuhhs en- tered the clearing. A thrill ran through the camp. Captors and captives forgot all else but the great, the burning qUestion-had the treasure been dis covered? And I am sure that no one was so thrilled as I, although in my mind the question took another form.
 For now I was going to know what had been waiting for me there in the cave, when stood yesterday at its black entrance, afraid to go in.
 CTO BE CoNTINUEDO
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carfare and Interest.

The story goes that Johns Hopkins, the founder of the university that bears his name, was accustomed even when of venerable years and more or less inf1rm of body to walk to bis office. Questioned by a friend as to why he did this, he replied: T never forget that a carfare represents an en- tire years interest on . dOllee. Ehs interest on e dollar Is worth saving"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01

Then ne glanced rounG upon Ills rel lows.
 "What say, boys7 Shall we ship old Washtubs on the schooner and let him have his fling along with usl EhT" And as Captain Tony uttered these words the lid of his left eye eclipsed for an instant that intelli- gent optic.
 From the pirates came a scattering vOlley of assents. "All right-hooray for old Washtubs-sure, close the deal"
 "All right, Washtubs, the boys are willing. So I guess we better be moy- ing toward that chest of doubloons. "
 It was arranged that Slinker and a crOss-eyed man named Horny should remain at the camp on guard. As a measure of precautiOn Cookie, too, was bound, and Aunt Jane, Miss Browne and I ordered into the cabin. The three remaining pirates, armed with our spades and picks and dis pensing a great deal of jOcular pro fanity, set out for the cave under the guidance of MT. TubbS.
 Thankful as I was for the depart ure of Captain Magnus, underwent torments in the stifing interior of the cabin. Aunt Jane wept piteously. At last heard a faint moan:
 "Virginia !"
 I went to her. "Yes. auntie?"
 Virginia" she murmured, "I think I shall not live to leave the island, even if l am not-not executed. In fact, I have a feeling now as though the end were approaching. I have al- ways known that my heart was not strong, even if your Aunt Susan did call it indigestion. But oh, my dear child. it is not my digeStion-it is my heart that has been wounded To have reposed such confidence in serpent To realize that I might have been i'm paled upon its fangsI Oh, my dear, faithful child, what would have done if you had not clung to me although 1 permitted serpents to turn me from you! But I am cruelty punished. All 1 ask is that some day-when you are married and happy, dear-you will re- move from this desolate spot the poor remains of her who-of her who" Sobs choked Aunt Jane's utterance.
 "Jane-" began Miss Higglesby- Browne.
 'T was speaking to my nIece," re- piled Aunt Jane with unutterable dig nity from her corner. Her small fea- lures had all but disappeared in her swollen face, and her hair had slipped down at a rakish angle over one eye. But, of course, being Aunt Jane, she must choose this moment to be queen ly.
 '"There, there. auntIe," said sooth- ingly, "of course you are not going to leave your bones on this island. If you did you know, you and Bill Halli- well might ha'nt around together
The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01

ness and irregulari- ty. l was weak and nervous and could hardly stand on my feet long enough Co cook a meal. I was this way for about . year and had tried several medicines and had a physician, but to no avail. M Isister was taking your medicine and G@.n-,
The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01
Nothinn sacred.

New York undertakers have decid b
 to take the lugubriOusness out of fU nerals, says an exchange. Grfa Scott! Are they going to jazz up rU neral dirges, too?-DetrOit Free Pras;
The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01

avoid drinking anything strong till you have finished your meal; at the same time abstain from all sauces, or at least such as are not the most plain and simple.'"
The St. Johns herald., 1922-06-01

Nothing in the world Is either noBler or rarer than a truly devoted friend ship.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Storitrcif | uoiist.

Sra Snbianapolis, Suo., berettes,
at ser paa ct Ncoe beri 9per ben
21be Sebrlar bill bIi orsitet &laner
til Ell S9uesoptrGoen al ImerifaS 10
Iterite og mGgtiaite Sagarbeioers
unioner n,eb oct 6ormal at mooar,
beibe 9snsreouttioner og "Spen
Shop, gepGgeIien. De 70 Srgani.
Iationer err @ribearbeiberforbunOet
og oe itore Sernbane-" grotberboobS"
Tr9Iioenten for @rilbearbeioerneS
Sorbuno, she lluiteo Mine @orfcrS
10 Imerica", Sohn g. 2efpis. oplpier,
at aue be itore Sernbaneimioner paa
en- enfelt ltnbtageIie n9r hnpbe ofcep.
teret SSnbbpoelien til Wsbet, % no
talte ben Menina at oeiaa bcrne
Union pilbe ombeitemme fig inoen
Sen for We6et initiatet Sio.
Orr. 9emis oplnier pibere, of Be
Iltnine ON Iibolbelien al oettc
WsSe bIeb iattet, "a 8rubeielifaberue
neatebe at fontme iammen meb Uni
onernes ReprGientunter for at llo'
arbeibe ct mt 2snningsregulatip
i'tebeticr oct nproprenbe, Tom itbls,
Der feritfommenoe lite Ipril.
9enne afpiienOe Sptreben fra
8rabeeiernes Sioe betraetes al
@rubearbeiberne iom en- @rflpring
at beres Seniigt at inbfsre open
Sbop" .Yrincipet. 2snSneo1ag er
oeiaa bIepet i%orfpnot / fere @rilber.
Sgiaa Sernba1eunionerne bar /
lanaere Sib fiGn1pet MOB Open
Chop" .8rincipet, Slere al De Ieoenoe
Sernbaners SptrPben, iaaiom 9eru-
Iplpaniabanen, ser bar inbfsrt Open
Chip. Spitemet I iorifieaige 9rifts.
araene, bar ilere 8ange i 9sbet al
aipigte slar fommet mere paa at for.
anleoiae en- Streif.
On iamtibig @eneralitreif al biSic
TO m9stise Srganiiationer piloc bli
ell meget alporlia % | fine 3cnie-
fpcnier pibtr9ffenhc Iiipre, | Sirfc-
lisbeben Ell al De ioereite lllpffer,
iom funbe opersaa Sano og Soft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Vyt uobruo paa Solen

Sra Mianti, SIorioa, berette5, at
Ser al Or. Sapib Sooo, tiolisere 81.
reftsr for Imberit Obierpatorium
iom bar ct pripat Sbieruatorlum |
lit Sieul beritebs, er opoaget ct mt
llobruo al Sleffer onntrellt / Wtiot.
prlnftet al Solen % onlfattenoe CT
Omraabe paa minoit $4,000 Wtil /
@ienremlnit. Solfleffernes Silipne.
fomit nar plitbielie, fortPler ban, oa
Solifipen 9aeen forub bar iitloit9n'
big blonf.
Get er meaet sauoipnligt, tiger
Or. Soob, at et elinlrenoe Hor0lps
pil bIi feet paa ben norblige Simmel,
o. at 2eIeeraf. % andre eleftrlIte
9lpparater oil bli paauirfeoe, iom
SiIieloet panligpis er, naor 6lefs
ferue isrlt blir ipnli9e.
s Muleoning al oueuitaaenoe BE
refining telegroicres ben 1Aoe ira
Nem gorf: Or. Sronf SchleSiiuNer,
0irettsr for gale llniperiitctS Oh
ierpatorium, ertlprer, at Der, tiltrooS
FOR 9eretnineen ira Niami, Slprioa,
intet Iorolps pil piie fig iom Telge
al De npe Solileffer, Tom er blcpet
iaattaget at Or. Soob, % raoocr
Ton ira life at berspe iig noget al i'm
9atteispn peo at tao % fige eiter oct.
Slefcfrne er Tor imaa, erflprebe
han. 90 hpao Norblps on9nar, iao
bar bet / oen iencre Eib blepet bcOilt,
at oct oltib iinoeS paa ben norolige
Simmel. Neb De tilbsrli9e SnItrt'
menter fon BET hi fotogroferet hDer'
eneite Scat, ON oet emo er for iuaGt
til oltio at fees meb oct u~beuGbneoe
Die.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
pr0Iioentpalo.

gogota, Colombia, 15be Sebrllar.
General @eoro Rel Sspina er peo
Salget Ssnbag blenet nalgt til He.
publifen Golomlbias Yr9iioent nleb
en- Waioritet al ca. $4,000 Stemmer
oper fin Woofanoioat pna Den libe.
raIe @algieboel, General @eniamin
Serrere. General Sspina tilberer
oct f%onierpatipe Sarti.
Sfisnt BET liberale Tarti table.
bite oct fig DOG ioa iterft, at oct mao
betragtes ion en- pigtig Saftor /
Srenntiben. Oct fonierpatipe Earti
itpttebes al Sen iiooenoe &egiering,
al Tolitiet, Nrlneen o. Breiteifabet.
8rpiioelltpalget | Colombia bar
paft megen SntereSie / ipoamerifan.
lie 2nnoe, ioet oct betragtes iom ct
SremifriOt / bemofratilte Metober
ser / 9anoet. Siben 1886, ba BET
fo~nierpatipe Tarti fom til Wagten,
bar oct liberale Earti afbolot fig ira
at tage Gel / observation-disclosures, ibet
BET bar paaitaaet, at Oct matgleoe
8arantier.
@alget Sen0ag bar Teiultatet Of
B~rGiioent Wtarco Sioel Sunre5' gb.
oifation | Hopember 1921 pna 8runo
al GongreSierls Sppoiition moo bans
Golitif. Gmbebet bar iiben Den Sib
pGret beitpret al Sorge Solqilen ioul
propiioriif Trpiioent.
General Sspinn, Der err Sen al
en- tioligere YrGiibent al Colombia,
@toriano Sspina, er fsot / GrGiiben-
tens @olia / Soaota | 1853. sgiter
at babe faaet i'm isrite ~llnOerpisnin9
/ 9ogota, ienotes ban til De Soreneoe
Stater, bpor han tog Ifganaserameil
iom Gipilingenisr ira California
Statsuriperiitet. Otter i'm Silbage-
penben til Colombia gif han inb
Eolitifen OF tog ell aftip Gel | lin
oertrpffelien al Spitanben / 1899
1902. Siben BEN Sio bar ban p9ret
aongresrepr9ientant, Senator %
| @uperner. San bar ogiaa pGret
8rGiioent al S%tatsraaoet, WiniItcr
iii 9onbon, Winiiter til SeIgien %
Iiniiter iii oe Soreueoe Statcr.
Gen beieireoe aauoibat. General
| Serrera, er isot i Staten Gonca |
1861. San err Ell Jeff mape Nano
Oh fienSt oper belle Spoamerifa, San
blep Ianosbefienbt mber Den Iiberale
SpItanb / 1S99-t902, ba han font
manoereoe Ell Irme, iom rdr ! In'
tal Ianet pperleser SprcrSItprfen |
Banama, iom fiGmpeoe Tor or lpsrlpe
! Tanamatangcn ira Columbia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Sneblofdoen / Colorado

Sra Durango, Colo, melbes, at
oct Den ABE bar lpffeoeS Ell fiplnpe-
mGSiig rotereuoe Sneplog meo Gil.
biplp al Ter ippre 2ofomotiner at
brDoe Jig iqiennem Sneblotaben |
GimbreiSpaSiet, hpor Sncoriuerue
bGoeoe fig / EFT Spioe al fer 500 pper
&o9ntagene. Sermeo aabnebeS 4as.
iage for set fcrite Sog, iom er noaet
Durango e%itcufra iiben Sorsbag If.
ten forrige ll9e.
Slofaoen bar ber pGrItc, man
bapoe bapt paa sc Gauter | Sinter.
Hio 8ranOe Soutberu -@anen er
bloferet al talri9e Sneifreb mellenl
Dolores OF Spbir Scoop.
9na 8runb al Den WaSie Sten %
&lippebloffe cg mebrepne Greer bar
Spnumit maatte anpenoeS for at faa
oi5ie Torhinhrinaer bortiprTngt.
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GO bercmte samle W0no

SbomaS q. Goiion funbe oen lite
SSebriiar ieire fin 75be Seoielsoag.
Sroos bisie mango Nar paa 9aqerl
CT han enonu / f,llb Iiasr % ligeiaa
i~nieresieret og utrPttelig / lit Irbeibe
lom nogeniinoe.
Selp loo ban life til at minoes
Sagen, berin1oo bar Den life gIent af
"GbiionS Yionerer". Ell Organization
bcitaaenoc al MebIemmer, iom bar
ltaaet / hans Sieneite iioen 1885.
De bapoc arrallgeret Ell 9uncbeon til
sGre for ham / Satteribpaninoen,
buor Speraianeeriuben Warie 8ap-
polo fang Here Irier for SRoers-
giGlten og bans SGrfer.
llllcle Soc Cannon, ploite Meolem
al apngresienS Heprpieutantbus, bar
lloiteot en- ~oiientlig GrflPring ON,
at han life igien oil title fig fOnl
Garloioat til aongresieu fra 1Sbe
SuinoiS Siitrift.
Wr. Cannon oil bIi Sc gar gam.
mel oet zoe Mai. Salt tiener MI i'm
23bc Serntin iom Mfeolem al Hepr9.
ielltantbuiet, al bnilfen Sio ban | otte
Nar bar SllietS Speafer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
~ oforsiftninS

Sra 9riitol. Ie%nniplpauia. beret.
tc$, at oper 100 gerioner. iouI bapNe
tauet Gel / Ell ~9biefen elmer, lors
Den Imerifanife Regions Gamer ior.
leoeu Gag bapoc ianct iitono I'll SnS.
tQat for 9egionenS aibeling ocri
9pen, Ell fort SiO eiter Maultieet pnr
blepet alporIia ipae. DC tiltalste
9paer erflercSe. at WaSaiit bar
Iariaae,, met set er eubni life cp.
flaret, bocrira oerme itreo iig. oa be
ierrercSe aprlineer ole bar npllag.
teee - sasr ialiaIo iroeoes at prre
BET.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Siuieere ~Sepnetsmioler.

Sislee set itotiitiife @ureau /
9albington er Wiabpriierne | Obi.
caao / SibSrummet mellem 15be 9e-
cernber 1921 % 15oe Sanuar 1922
/ @ienneminit falot 8 Grocelt. s
g(aret, iom enbte Den lobe Sannar
1922 err Hetailpriien paa Waouarer
aauet neo 10 Sroceut, meoenS ben
%ianrmenli9net meo 8iemcminitS.
priIen / 1913 er 40 Irocent bsiere,
: Sibsrummet ira t5be Seccmber
1921 og 15oe Sanitar 1922 bar oct
oiemleminitlige Trisialb pGrct iom
islgcr: Salt Cafe Gitp % Sapamab,
8 8rocent; Yroniberce, s Srocent,
Mancbeitcr, Stem Sapen 90 gsetp
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Sait / 5ien isien.

SfsIgt ct Telegram ira Sartlt Ste.
Morie, Ditch, blep Northumberland
"@apatam" SirsbaN for treble Sang
/ @inter iiSbenbe foit | Sien / StrG-
Serne, oe Observation-Disclosures mel
lem ben nprblige % ipolige Gel at
Staten afbrnot. Saiorboloeue iigeS
at ppre ligeiaa ileTme iom for to
llaer iioen, oa "@amotam" lub ioit-
froSiet / fire 9sgi1. Wan boabebe
imiblertio, at oct fife piloe bare iaa
lGilge benmeeang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17

gorf, z Srocent; louisville, Wtil.
ipaiIfee, Ninneapolts, 9prfoIf, 9itts.
brtrgb og Hocbeiter, 6 9rocent; Dir.
mtngbam, Chicago, Columbus, 8eo.
ria % Seattle, 5 Trocent; Baltimore,
aanias Gitp, 9ittle Tocf, SbiIabel.
pbia, ct. 2ouis, Springiielo %
8aibington, 9. g., 4 Grocent; Gin.
cinnati % indianapolis, 3 Trocent;
Nem Orleans, 1 1rocent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Sprr u~necrbaIance.

Sielee en- c~ffieicl @eretning ira
9oitoepartementet Baibington be.
ianot 8oitp9ienet ben 30te Septem-
Der 1921 Tia i ens lluOerbalance paa
$50, Der oplpies imiolers
tib, at ltnoerbalateen bar $~2,2tS,613
minbre emo paa ian1ute Cato 1920.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17

inoirefte. paa ben trtmtioiee llbpif.
ling al @fruitnine& iagen, iasOe ban.
San troebe ogina. OF StiuebaoS.
ooerensfpmiten piIoe faa pibtrGf.
fenbe Heiultater ! &ctnius al ireOe.
Iist Samarbeioe / oct fierne Siten.
San ubtaIt osiaa @aob ON, at Tla.
nerile for aouferenccn / @enla pil.
&c reiultere ,et tCitemt Trogram.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
Fred % ufred.

,rr~plioheSerne / SrlanS. Ebnier be
@alcra paa ct Statsfup? st bra
7aosuerf af Collins. = Genna.
@GSd. 8nslanbs arebiturer fra
II Ratiuner bDlSer Mpbe ! Spn'
con-. Gn ng &ctspronins | Gns'
IaHS.
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Opbepelien al "Ghefa".

Web Spb9pellen at "Gbeta" eller
BEN ertraoroin9re &ommiSiion bar
Sopiet. Tuslanb ifilt JIG meo bet melt
berpatcoe gpparat | Serrorismcns
Siencite. Senne "Gbefa" bapbe
uinoifrpnfet Wpnbiabeo og brngte
ben benipnslcit. Den funoe noen ul'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17

|Rapa bar
(orit SorO.
pet 6riOea.
ga Strano
|pittisbeos.
Serb. 9u
T Gig, Oct
Ter Ell me-.
9raoet neS
&reit o.
|rettct. So
FlGbt en-
Ert, at Sen
|fripeS %
.itcbenersI,
ben gcgi.
+ al. Soo
|eppe noaa
norite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17
fprgesferS.

fulo Soma
eoio9e Ser.
fuIoe Sp.
Plitoo, 2O1S
|oli5, g2irn
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ssortiGttes paa iiOite SiSe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-02-17

3orae sls,
a at moot1o,
I. Sun $500
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CC,.IlH NY ne"

yescer ,lrcr2ed
cigarette butt the resulting Fire Cali
unncrve totally mentally
Ihysical1y,for note !r Inns Better lrck nst
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m!1441 r e r." i,

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

l. sHAPED lot. controlling 10th and Rae
SITS. 421J SO. ~; rents $1,000: price SIS, ,OO(
ARTHER BOSWELI. 2aa n lath n
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Stnrrs and DMellings

$50 +. GlRARD AVE Property occupied
b" established deuCat"sson business. must
30 sold. TAULANE. gl0 Walnut st.
CORNER rroper'y now occuhrd. selling on
hrC"uut of III h aith. y. w. cor. l7th ana
Johnson s'q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04
VALUABLE PROPERTY

Two-story building along railroad, In city
suitable for machine works autNmohlic shop
10000 square feet OF space, Immediate pos,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

$500 CASH REQUIRED Porch front,
rooms, tile bath: open fireplace. electrioi
and gas. hot-water heat. sag N. 11th
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l425 GIRARD AVE,

IL rooms, . baths, side yard lot 95Al 10 10
rear street; hot-water heat, electric, posses
sion. JAMES 4. MORAN. ls0G Girard ave.
213T ~ 18th ST, Dust above Leh!gh ave
Three story dwellluE, 10 rooms and bath
now used as rooming house, ARA ngCmert &
may be made to buy furniture aud "g rod
Will Chas, 7, Wakefield, l9ls Chest.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04
2O37 NORRIS ST.

Ele-cn rms. and bath. hot-water heat, Z
very moderate price. GAYI.EY. 1909
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

'fhsTASy ss ~ l9HsRsS2SEE SGN4 MSaIg!0HIdk ~ H0I
BONDS OF THE PHOENIX IRON "a.
Under the PROVISIONS Of tha Sinking Fund
sealed proposals will be. received until i
ethes Of the Trustee. for the sale to IL of
Afty.one (SD Of the said bonds at the low.
ct rate. but In no case exceeding 102 with
accrued interest.
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
GRiYTINd ANIu11iEs. Tru:tes
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1900 SO. FIT. 2 street fronts. near 9th
site: other larger and smaller lots.
ARTHUR ROSWELL, g33 N 13th IT.
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FINANCIAL
COUNTY OF BUCKS ....

A slso.oSS sUNDING BONDS Iess
I s..isS proposals will be received by the
rS.rsisned at the office Of the County Com
missioner. Court House, poylestown. pa;'
sns sm.'i isie0 900 County Of Bucks SundinE Bonds
iiSas' The above zonds will be dated March
l. io2c; will bear interest semi-annuaiiy At
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noyleatoMn. Pa.

notice TO HOLDERS ROCKHILL COAL
Q IRON CO. FIRST 3 COLLATERAL
Trust MORTGAGE a..
Under the Sinking Fund provisions Of the
nortsaee. sealed proposals will be- received
Vntii 8P. NJ, February 9, 1922, at tho ofics
4 The Pennsylvania Company for Insurs noes
"a Lives and Granting Annuities. Trustee,
ior the sale 10 II at the lowest price not
exceeding i02 and accrued interest Of a.
proposals. should be addressed to the under
iHE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN.
suRANCES ON LIVES & GRANTING
ANNUTTIES. Trustee.
SIT Chestnut ST.. Phila.. Pa.
Proposals for Sinking Fund Rockhill Coal
4 Iron CO..
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$50 S. 18TH ST.

Choice and improving central location, 10
rooms and baths, elec. light: suitable for
small apartments. GsyIey, 1909 Pine st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04
WEsT PHH.ADELPHiA

siSon-J6oO block Pemberton St south Of
Ceds' aye; newly renovated homes: $500
cash; sar1ple house open. . 70 4. or I. H.
faue. 3237 y. 20h 81. Tosa gi48.
1918 ABERDEEN ST. tnear SD st, PARK
cnt Or, bath cleo. all mod cows. i'm
J, II. Kane a287 \, goth ST, Tlosa, 8iSS
Rental. Estate. 572s Hadfeld vt,
rooms and h;,h. hot wafer. electric and
gas, hardwood nrurs. elegant horre ID. WAT
SON q SCN G3d and Peschall ave.
MUST be sold, 24l s. Melville ave. ttoth
ana TTP'GEiHR GEiHRoSWiHS. $40 SIN Lincoln m0dfna slar
BALTIMORE, 5o32-Eisht room. q bedrmsy
easy termH, Richard p. Powell. 2e2 s. sad,
22S y. ,5lsT sT.-Thres story. 10 rooms.
JOsEPH =. o'NElII., 61ss Walnut st.
AI.DAN, 72o s seven rooms, hot-watcr
hsI9tii wI1ttii, cHieGtrtcitgn H g liglng hall: $500.
1918 CHEsTER AVE; large, mojern resi-
: Ssyhs 2RfnGh boswell. .,s N. 'CHs,s isss.s
G233 LANsDOwNE AVE,--Modsrn a.rtoiy
terraccd-fIont home; pricc rsasonables,
Belmont ZOO. Evening Belmont 1901 Il. S
500 BEoCK =. Allisop--2 sty.. ~. W. 'ihs1{i.
all modern. GRlscoM; ?I0o CathsS11Sf,
Earl Yangsr. nlst a. RaltiMors SSSzS3taj X
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

2Sl5 y. 2gTH--A beautiful home; better
than now house: rooirs and bath selec-
tric. hot-water heat; Dutch hall; interior
white and ma ahogany; hardwood floors. don I
miss this onpor. SchWnrtz. nING W IehiKh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04
2214N. 2lst St., Vacant, $500

2O5 MT. VERNON ST.-12 rooms and bs IN
lot l9x10O to rear street.
ARTHUR BOSMEI.T.. 232 Y l2th n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-04

The bonds will be couponed in form, but
nav be registered as to principal The
Sonds will also be tax free In Pennsylvania.
ior btc of par value Of amount bid for.
lie opinion Of Messrs. Townsend. Elliott
snd Munson. OF Philadelphia. will be fur
iiIhed BY the County to the successful pur.
The County Commissioner reserves the
rsht to reject any or all bids. For further
Cooper, oscar T Helms. Commissioners.
WASHINGTON CADWALLADER.
Clerk.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1922-08-16
With Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jackson Sun

with Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Jackson Sun
day.
Mrs. Tonlmie Lott and Miss Mag
gle Mae Satcher spent the weekend
with their mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark and fam
lily were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Franklin Sunday last.
Mr.. L. A. McGee, Mrs. A. B. Satch
er, Miss Ruth MCGEE motored to Gle
ora, S. c., to a double birthday din
ner Saturday. Mr.. John McGee cele-
brated his sixty-seventh birthday and
his daughter, Mrs. Charlie Griffis eel
ebrated her twenty-seventh birthday.
large number of guests attended
and the day was greatly enjoyed.
Rev. J. L. Pittman of Warrenville
preached an interesting sermon at
Philippi Sunday.
Mr.. Quinton QUITS had the misfor-
tune to break his arm last week.