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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03
We are quite sure it has been at

We are quite sure it has been at
least twenty-five years since the CIVIC
league in Newberry began the a2lta-
ton for Improvement in the condl-
tons at Rosemont. We are pleased to
see that the oivic league is still at
work and is going to do something.
The place is in no better condition
than it was quarter of century
ago. One of the things that they were
going to do then was to build fence,
!bus as time went on and the fence
began to fall down it was all finally
removed, so that work was not neces-
sary.
The driveways are in no better col
cition today than they were then, ana
the squares, barring few exceptions,
are no better kept. True the populs-
tion has increased and there are
more squares occupied. 1t had SEEM
ed to US that the people who have
purchased lots over there should have
some rights in the premises, and at
least should be permitted to build
some driyeways that would make 1t
easier to get to their lots. Ard as one
Of them we have been thinking OF
asking the lot owners to get together
and form an association and ral1e
enough money to at least build some
roads or walks through the grounds
so that you would not have to drive
over gulleys and through the mud, II
the least rain should come, in order
to get to your lots. Seems to US they
would have that right after havlrS
paid for their lots.
Here's hoping the civic league will
not be as long in doing something 10
make some Improvements over at
Rosemont as it has been. We can
remember at least one effort in the
dim and distant past. You have our
cooperation in this work and we Will
be pleased to give whatever aid we
may be able. And even if you do not
accomplish anything right now yoa
are made the stronger by having mace
the effort.
And ~ the way, we were under tie
impression that Mr.. Dominick had
sent quite lot of the plants and
shrubbery that is planted around the
old court house, or had at Least help
ed in securing It, but from the write
I'D of the meeting which we have, It
seems that Senator Dial is the only
one who helped the ladies IN this mat
ter, but we are quite sure this s SIM
ply an oversight, and that the ladies
are quite anxious that Congressman
Domirick shall have the credit for
wh-rs he did, and we are sure that ne
will be very willing to aid the ladies
further in any way that ne may be
pSle. ard that he can do a great deal
in this way.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

1t is all right to look to the govern
ment to pass just laws and then TO
see that they are properly enforced
and that the strong and mighty do not
oppress the weak and that every one
has a just chance, but it seems to US
sometimes that in times ike we are
having now there is too great a ter
dency to be locking to the govern
ment for relief. Protect the weak
from the oppression of the strong ard
mighty and then let every one go to
work and stop expecting the govern
ment to do the job: Have confidence
in each other. We need to trust one
another more.
We heard man say the other day
that it was his opinion that cove Sous-
ness was the greatest crime of this
age. Wanting more and all that the
other fellow has and not satisfied with
what YOU have. That may be true,
and is in sense, but if the man who
feels that way would just stop to
think for a moment he would realize
that if he possessed all that the other
fellow had he would be the most MIS-
cradle of human beings. We think the
great crime is selfshness, looking on
" to ones comfort and pleasure and
caring nothing for the comfort or the
feelings of your neighbor. The whole
truth of the matter is, without under
taking or pretending to sermonlze'
that the great need of this age IS to
get the heart right and to possess
righteousness, and until more OF the
Fight sort is possessed the world Is
going on in it's present direction, ano
the few are going to oppress and bear
down on the many because they have
the power.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Following the farm conference N
Washington Senator King of Utah
writes the'president that there should
he a conference to bring down rents
and that the banks cooperating with
the government might arrange IN
some way to build houses and thus
give employment to people and bring
down the cost of rent.
Where will it end? And who next?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03
The LAWYERS of the state have hon

The lawyers of the state have hon
ored themselves in electing Judge C.
J. Ramage president of the state bar
association. Carroll Ramage is not
only a fine lawyer but he is fine
gentlemen and an all round good fel-
low. We congratulate the bar asso-
ciat:on no less than Mr.. Ramage on
the honor conferred and we are sure
that he will wear the honor with be-
coming dignity and modesty.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

heard no opposition to them. 1t re-
minds us of woman vindicating her
character before any one has assaiied
it.
So far as we have observed all the
organizations in the town, unless it
be the county medical association,
have passed resolutions endorsing
something.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Our Pomarja correspondent is cor
rect. The Herald and News did make
the statement on the authority of Mr..
Geo. P. Boulware that the Pomar.a
road would be extended from Mr..
Caldwell Ruff's on to Pomaria and to
Peak lust as soon as the chain gang
could get to it, and that should be
very soon, because this is section
that has not yet received its proper
proportion of the highway, and then
there is another section down on the
Broad river side that should have
road. These are important sections
Of the county and they should have a
highuny. AS yet they have nothing.
We understand from Mr.. Boulware
that it is going to be the policy Of the
highway commission during this year
to use the chaingang exclusively on
the building of permaent roads, or
rather we should say top soil reads,
because none Of them are permanent.
And this is the right thing to do. Just
what The Herald and News tried to
get the authorities to do years ago.
and which if it had been done would
have given US some good top soil roads
long ago. The first thing to do is to
have a road engineer to lay them out
and relocate where Necessary and then
make them wide enough and build
them with good concrete bridges over
all streams and drains. A waste of
money to build any other kind. We
hope to see the, chain gang down this
side before very long.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

| have no patience with the man
who. when asked if he is a Christian,
replies, 81 hope So" If he is Chris
tan ne knows that he is and is eager
to proclaim the fact.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Theology bears the same relation
to religion that botany bears to flow
ers. Botany is merely some mans
opinion of flowers, and theology is
merely some mans opinion of rell-
gior. You can change theology or
botany but you can't change religion
CT flowers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

The doctrine of evolution is all
bunk We can improve species, but
we cannot change a species or create
2 new one. No OK ever 'cecame
horse, no potato ever became an or
ange. and no monkey ever became
man.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Before Jesus came upon earth wo-
man was slave; today she is free.
And she owes her changed condition
to the doctrines of Jesus Christ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

That is all very true and it has ap-
peared that all the legislation has
been directed and the energy of the
used to depress the farm
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Why all these resolutions about the
county demonstration agent and the
home demonstration agent? We have
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Theology is all right in way, but
the theology that doesn't make the
old truths palmer isn't worth fooling
with.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

The woman who touched the hem
of His garment was cleansed, but it
was not the garment, but the Jesus IN
the garment that did the cleansing.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

If you say it doesn't matter what
a man believes so long as he is sim
cere, you are foolish. 1t does make
a difference.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Faith is the capital Of religion.
Take what faith you have and start
with it and God will add to your cap
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

The plan that has Jesus in it Will
work, and the plan that hasn't got
Jesus in it isn't worth working.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Some men say they do not believe
in the divinity of Christ, but no man
vet has found fault in Him.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

1t isn't prayer that saves you; 1t is
the Jesus in the prayer that saves
you.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Touch the thing that Jesus is in and
be healed. Join the church, read the
Bible, pray. Jesus is in the church.
He is in the Bible, and He is in pray
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Doubt is the brake on the wheels
of Christian and moral progress.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

3 @ o @ @ @ o @ q o @ @ @ @ o q
wsPARKs FROM BILLY SUNDAYS
o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o
Anderson Mail.
The man who thinks more of his
whisky bottle than he does Of his wife
and children is the devils idea OF
what man ought to be.
The Lord will take care of you at
YOUR word. If you ask Him to let you
alone He will let you alone.
You will never win battle by
compromising. Fight the thing
straight out or you will lose.
The man who spreads evil in the
world has nobody to blame but him.
self if the evil proves to be boom
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

You can always count on results
when you do your level best in the
name of Jesus Christ.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Character remains after everything
else is gone. You may bury man,
but his character will remain and ex-
ert it's influence for good or evil.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Love is the best thing in the world
and character is the greatest thing in
the world.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

erang and returns upon him and his
loved ones.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Read the New Testament and find II
Jesus Christ was all entleness. YOU
may be surprised.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03
A Good Habit

Do YOU regularly set aside amount for
the rainy day or against the time when you Will
need some ready cash?
Systematic saving soon becomes habit and
a good one, at that. Why not set aside regu-
lar amount each week or month from your earn
ings and begin savings account?
This bank offers you every advantage IN
getting the habit of saving money and deposit
ing it with regularity and, in addition, will pay
you four per cent interest
If YOU would like to know the great advan-
tages which come from saving your money come
in and talk with the officers. Remember, this IS
the bank that always treats you right.
The Commercial Bank
Jno. Kirard, Pres. Jno knard, Jr, ASST. oss"
] Y McFall " P G. Cash Miss Tilla West, Bookkeeper.
Floyd Bradley, Asst. Cash. John Floyd, Collector
Hunt, Hunt Hunter, Attys.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

One Of the greatest things in life
is to do something that will help 9TH
ers after you are gone.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

The beauty about the Christian re-
ligion is that there are always new
heights to reach, new pleasures to en-
JOY.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

God is directing this meeting, and
there are not enough devils in hell to
keep it from doing good.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

erang and returns upon him and his
loved ones.
You can always count on results
when you do your level best in the
name of Jesus Christ.
One Of the greatest things in life
is to do something that will help 9TH
ers after you are gone.
God is directing this meeting, and
there are not enough devils in hell to
keep it from doing good.
/ have little patience with these
new 'isms and 'ologies. The religion
of Jesus Christ has been tried and
proven, but they have not.
You don't have to live on very
high plane in order to reach the
ideals of some of these new-fangled
religions.
Some of these Methodist stewards
don't do anything but make a mess
of the stew.
The beauty about the Christian re-
ligion is that there are always new
heights to reach, new pleasures to en-
JOY.
The plan that has Jesus in it will
work, and the plan that hasn't got
Jesus in it isn't worth working.
Theology is all right in way, but
the theology that doesn't make the
old truths palmer isn't worth fooling
with.
Theology bears the same relation
to religion that botany bears to flow
ers. Botany is merely some mans
opinion of flowers, and. theology IS
merely some mans opinion of rell-
gior. You can change theology or
botany but you can't change religion
CT flowers.
The doctrine of evolution is all
l5unk. We can improve species, but
we cannot change a species or create
2 new one. No OK ever 'cecame
horse, no potato ever became an or
;ange, and no monkey ever became
man.
It isn't prayer that saves you; 1t is
the Jesus in the prayer that saves
you.
The woman who touched the hem
of His garment was cleansed, but 1t
was not the garment, but the Jesus IN
the garment that did the cleansing.
Touch the thing that Jesus is IN and
be healed. Join the church, read the
Bible, pray. Jesus is in the church.
He is in the Bible, and He is in pray
err.
Love is the best thing in the world
and character is the greatest thing in
the world.
Character remains after everything
else is gone. You may bury man,
but his character will remain and ex-
ert it's influence for good or evil.
Read the New Testament and tlnd II
Jesus Christ was all 'entleness. You
may be surprised.
Doubt is the brake on the wheels
of Christian and moral progress.
Faith is the capital Of religion.
Take what faith you have and start
with it and God will add to your cap
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

Some of these Methodist stewards
don't do anything but make a mess
of the stew.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-02-03

1 have little patience with these
new 'isms and 'ologies. The religion
of Jesus Christ has been tried and
proven, but they have not.
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4bl5.25 n. 5TH ST.

Fa a. growing business section. nearly com
yst.d. ali modern !mpr ovem.Hts; am sacr!-
i~rr. can be financed with !iule cash, large
store dining room. at, nan. Laundry on FIRST
door rooms and bath on secotd: large lot =,
open for inspection. ---- ----
SEAR I'd and ArCh--Sma.I 4-sty shop. with
power $1,000. owner. 1889 DisSton o..
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DREAMAND ADVENTURES
"Playing Santa Claus"
by DADDY

Nv. will oar ,Lo ,i,. r,,
frs, ~ said ~ pmJ,, '"S n"I nice req apples
then we will ear ali the cnrr,,. .nmu amd
mus" >"''''S anu
The rabbits and souirro,. s,,,.,
IN dismay while Daddy I,o1 ,rns.,aI u,esieo
deep bu, helpless growl' s'"'ea
fudpie porcun,n. Sna.,hos
III. Ire applcs from the ,reo ond "nS, S ,,oy y,
it down ~ quick AS WINK s'o'''"
"Clicke,y.c!ick, THAT ia an ov,,,,u
cold apple !" he rasurI =" ""'u''y
Perhaps il ~ M Ice .crs., .,.
have heard icp. .crenm !. ro,r ap2'e,;;
said Polly porcupinr and shn k'ou' ~,
gobbl"d down an leo annie sSa ,,. 100;
us ludg!c had done, '"e sasped
Il, is cold but Il tastes suoo. :, .
said, and she vuIprd anothsr b., sne
not wanting her 70 ecr ahe,d - NdhE!s'
gobb!el a second anna snd ~ Mn'
That left one for Poilv and sbo sn;ah; ,ni,a;
!, ia a hurry. 'A' ""'sneo
",vi,l..v r.,,.,.,
shNeTru fudgle lorrlip!ne. I'm going
"oi,c 20 set Wnrln'
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REAL ESTATE ron sAIn

only $1,000: trolley Essington, Chester and
Fhila.: easy terms. Key Faifbrother. Fol.
som. or phone Spruce Ala.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18

WE REPRESENT D Of the largest bvIIdin,
ana loan a. associations and desire appiica.
In any section 4 the city or suburbs
WILLIAM JAMES KEOGII
West End Trust H,Jn
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

CRAWFORD DUPLEX HOMES. i2th ~. ard
ono" ave; hish elevation, excellent nslsh-
Nrrrood. each home Accommodates farni.
ii"s. garage 'O. . cars. every modern I'M
DrOvenlpnt and convenience; you can rent
one SECTION, the Income of wh,ch viii pay AL
EXPENSES al Conr.Ciion with the entire build
In. characterization facilities uHeSCa'."1;
DANIEL CRAWFORD. JR.. !iu.dss
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CHAPTER VI
4 Merry Christmas


nuDGlE and Polly Porcupine made
L a great clicking and cla,,ering as
they climbed down from the tree to get
the Christmas presents Jack and Janet
had left for Daddy Dog, the rabbits
and the squirrels.
They made So much noise they didn't
hear Jack and Janet coming back 10
spy on Them. And they made So much
noise they awakened Daddy Dog.
Wool. Woof"' barked paddy.
"Who IS 'here:'
That aroused the rabbits In their
burrows underground and the squirrels
In their nests among the trees.
Santa Claus 1t is Santa Claus
coming" cried the rabbits and SPUR
r-is. rushing toward the shr!Stm"'
tree.
Bn- rs fast a. the rabbits aud sqUr.
r"!s rushed. Pudgi- and Polly Porcu'
pin. got there first.
"Ek Santa Claus has been here,
bu, the Porcup!nes are stealing oar
presents" squeaked tho rabbits.
"Chi,tcr- chatter. chee. Get away
from our presents, scolded 'nc
squirrels
pudsi. md Polly Porcnpine ratified
their quilts thrcateningly. "k""r'
away" they warned. I'VE got here
first. This Is our Christmas tree"
That was very cheeky of them, for
it did not belong to them at n! Hut
what could the poor rabbits and SOUR.
rels do. They didn't dare get within
reach OF the sharp quilts OF the porr.
pines. Even Daddy Dog knew that if
he vent after them all he would get
would De mouthfu Of needles.
Indgie and Polly PorcupIne
chuckled. They seemed to have every =
thing all their own way. Jack and
Janet hiding behind tree clI'IS!'d,
TOO. but for different reason. They
knew Pudgie and Polly Porcup!nc ""r"
going TO get punished very quickly.
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FERN ROCK
7io WALNUT ST.

49, -
VALUABLE Il Broad b.. cor, Iit, bes. IN this
ward: other business lots Tor stores. apis.
and dMellings HOPE, SR 1871 Nedro ave
CHESTNUT NIL
FOR SALE-Chcs'nut li". op p. X. r
station. the Germantown aI- corner most
available for stores aud business uses
J. A. PATTERSON. l3u :, lJ,h ~.
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sss@s sss.s. 'sf sss.s... sss,ss "'IHis;s::
Corporat!cn. i00l CksstnTt NJ 70
FCNDS for list and "a mtres . ......
M: y. Msie!nEer. Real Esiste
hANE several rood $4,000 6rs, ,.ss!e
Gek Lime housea. TloSa 6Se6 ~
ass sssss,.I ISsGiYy yssY s.::i a. ,set 'sslISS: 'sslISS:: On,
W dsea%4.xss aa4xs SScs Ssssssm. IISs IISss;h ~ :S:!
inss HoXG I 'RS Po,wf5.ffa ,wTfHi5tffas;s, ~ .slsY L
FUNDS FOR EiilaT I;0sSAfsA ISS AfsA
MYERS hARTii. kilsGE HHvy2AoM
81 4: SLAIf6.S. 4iss "a sTSs''SE.: S. sE..: .l5I:ss g
MONEY for GOOD f1rst Inorss.:.. :s!s9
M!ncnestet Co. % O 18th n. VI
4. AIsS @ s6e advestIsene6to n S;,.
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LAWNDAJE
MAKE OFFER-BRAND NEW
'"'n.-,!s,aC aChed. porch fro'.t: garage priv'.
ese y rooms. bath: modern convenisrces.
HAPP. aGnS \ .,,h 81

- rWo-STORY apartment, houses. 5 rooms
and bath. each front porch: rent S135
monthly: elegant residential section: good
transit facilities: will sell very rea sonab,e
JOSEPH FEl OMAN. 2O3 Lincoln Eldg.
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LEGAL ADyERIlsEslEN!n9I I Is17
,Es ~ THE MATTER or rwiiLiAX n
- p tho Estate OF "

S"iics hereby given that oy n.lsss@
OF ths cha ncsiior Of tho Sta!e OF III
made on the Sth day Of suditcf
,he undersigned was appo,n'sco q, snmceiiofI
investigate and report 70 'n' surn Of r.,
To the pei sons entitled 20 BY WIN
paid Tito the Court OF Chah.Es Es,ais Of
Casey, administrator OF ihe "A ths ~
liam AfmstFOn9. deceasea; nas,sons amu srs
therein 70 which the 'a'o pe'
''fS'iS Further notics 10 given that: ,isa, ,GI "
nose OF making such inyesusi Vsialns
iii to hear and determine s.sid ha( !
any share or shares 'n oSn ~ M 2.
Monday, January ID. lDstSn:,,ra lDstS: any q
Xii persons having or cls'n,iITH1 fund
shs.s snsssn, or ,hsIr 's:aid claim. either n.
Grnns,, ~ ,n wrIss,ssss. Ysss.. az On Or M
barred from participation !" "
,ion OF the said fund. ,v knowlslea}
All persons having ny only Nv
information, even thOush " ps oYY ~ tA
as 10 any heirs or re'aN,,. u
William APNnsttonE. are Ie9nurSersiCh4Y
The said William Arm.tro"so on n0 0ctol
hurst, near wilmington. IIr,.' ,ears d
1921, He was over ninety ,ss1his
Ii Ia reported that he came II,sland.
from the County Donegal, basnS
EWy years sao. being then
having two unmarried sisters Az
ALEXANDER lAMiso.stir tir,,s{
800 lndustr'sx,v sx,v,imin3
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
N. E. COR. BROAD & NORRIS

I3 rooms, 9 baths electricity. row,v -o,,-
waited. G. p. COWARD co. lh03 s. Broad,
NEW modern 7-room porch.front homes
S75 per mo-: right at Ogontz and chalton
ave. Inquire on premises or WM, r.
CLARK. 1929 \. Broad.
725 S. I'D ST.--Eleven rooms, bath; hot
water heat. electric Light. stationary tubs,
etc. $40. Shinehouse. I'D and Fltzwatsr
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-QrrICEs BUSINESS ROOMS. ETC.
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$1,000 CASH BUYS
% .,cre poultry and truck farm: close 10
town ana traIsportation: I.roor! house. barn.
100 chickens. crops. tools and impIc.isf;is
Included: price s4sIo. Happ S0os N. 9TH st
VIRGINIA FARMS
HOMES EEKERS. send for Virginia farm
list. best climate. Dept. b. Emporia, Va
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
SALE OR RENT--323 $, 18Th IT: tkorouahIy
renovated; hot.water heat, electric light: in
nne condition: lot ?2ySs feet. including house
OIL rear street. For terms and price appIS.
Owner. 105 =. 8d 81. D''
WEST PlLlLADELPHIA
5V2l WALNUT ST.-Fine modern detached
dws.: lot ,2?.6xl?: It.: small amount OF
cash TO purchase or will consider long lease;
examine by order only from
CHAS. L., BROWN & CO. SOL Flander,
Bldg. 18th and Walnut SITS. Spruce o3lg'
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
PROPERTIES. all Locations. fos exchange
Berry. lO21 Real Est. TT. Bldg. Wal I7So
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fRANktORD
NEW HOMES-$42OO
OAK LANE

OAK LANE-A,tractive Colonial nome I
"hamb"rs. 3 baths. electricity, hpt-whtsr
scr-, best location: near station.
F.. 4 iANENS 4 CO. Land Tttlc Y ds.
rooms bath. inciosed porch: 2.car garage,
viii anarc". Arpv Gaoi y, I,road e.. -.
6TuO y. SYDESHAM--2 sty. mod. Garasc;
ress. poss Rhs"man. 0O0Walnut, Wa. 1870
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-18
FOX CHASE
G1.ENs1DE

CO1TMAN AvE.--Home lots near Risins
sun ave-: Ss5 cash. o. monthly: choice
location: send for plan. Z. PEMBERToN.
Jr.. =. 18th st.