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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
ECHO OF GHYS
CASE IS HEARD
Appellate Court Remands Cause IN
Suit Of Attorneys Against
Estate.

tS&14A 4olA19
A decision Of the appellate court
Just handed down In the case OF C.
g. Dietz and r. e. Railsback YER
sus Leontine vanSpayproeck. adj
ministratrix OF tie estate of Mrs.
Emma Ghys, awards to the attor-
neys the sum OF $3.50, which repre-
sents half OF the amount which Pc
ter Ghys, husband of Emma, agreed
to pay as solicitors fees in the ia
nous divorce case back in 1917.
The first $3.50 was paid during the
trial
Messrs. Dietz and Railsbaek re-
fused to accept the second payment
OF $3.50, however. since the S1,5o0
was regarded by Peter Ghys and
his attorneys as the sum total to
which Mrs. Ghys' attorneys were
entitled. as based on the opinion
o: Judge w. T. Church of the cir
cult court. Claiming they hsd en-
tered into an agreement with Mrs.
Ghys whereby they were to receive
half of the amount of awards made
to her by the court at-the time she
was granted divorce, Messrs.
Dietz and Railsback started suit
against her estate after her death
to collect s3.3f5, which they proved
represented half the amount which
she received in the divorce settle
ment. A Jury in the circuit court
later awarded this amount to the
attorneys.
Before the divorce decree was
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
RATS ON JOB
THOUGH TERMS
ARE UNSIGNED
...asyers and Employees Settling
Ter Contracts without Likely
work Interference.

fortrscts between employers and
,a,,oyes In practically all building
.-.s,s expired today but there was
81 interruption OF construction
work
1an.s-ences which have been in
.ss-ass several days have prac-
l..silv settled upon continuation of
~ oresent scales for the ensuing
and contracts, ii is under
80 will be formally completed
"a short time. Wages viii con-
.srue at the existing figures IN all
~ principal crafts and such
.ssrves as are effected will be
aira. ones. union leaders and con-
rnktors stated.
ifontinuation of work today on all
..risrfs In the quad-cfties was
lsssn as evidence of settlement of
45rkins contr acts without any de-
~ a actual construction. Accept
.sse of last years scales reflected
Isssainnity of opinion not only be-
.~sen the men and the builders but
.,nsrently from the general pub
g he men sitting in the negotia-
liens say.
saope that radical changes would
n. ssds last year in new contracts
}.ssirfbuted in no small degree TO
~ abandonment OF building sched-
1siss said a contractor today, and
- months delay to get advantage
hi market which at that time was
1snasd downward, made 1891 one of
IN dullest years in our history. Be-
n,s the general public realized the
Sfnatjon the building season was
.scroaehing its end. In the mean
"a prices have stabilized. new
1sfracts were signed and the
nllders appreciate that We are now
4 level which gives evidence OF
4ntinuing for some time and there
m marked trend toward resumption
I building activities.
I Acceptance of the public of the
Nvlre scales now being paid. indi-
uatsd IN the renewal Of building
Irtrk. has prompted contractors to
! zrrfinue present scales and the at
N.f6tnde OF the employees that their
1ysres are more nearly at a balance
: I'm their requirements Joined 10
. 1ssTsut recurrence of difficulties
. Hhjch marked last years negotia-
l4ArS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
|DandruG Surely
Destroys The Hair

Ils-if you want plenty OF
-, beautiful. glossy. silky hair,
ny all means get rid of dandruff,
will starve your hair and ruin
you don't.
! Doesn't do much good TO try to
- or wash it out. The only
way to get rid OF dandruff is
assoive it, then you destroy it
eiy. To do this. get about four
rs Of ordinary liquid arvon:
" i at night when retiring; use
va to moisten the scalp and
In gently with the finger
morning. most II not all. OF
eandruff will be gone, and
or four more applications
completely dissolve and en-
Y Destroy every single sign and
= Of it
~ Will find, too, that all itching
asging Of the scalp will stop.
sour hair will look and feel a
times better. You can get
arvon at any drug store. II
Expensive and four ounces is
soa will need, no matter how
candruff you have. This SIM
emedy never fails.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
RADIO PROGRAMS
or STATION VOC

The following programs are an
nounced for broadcastfng from Sta
ton VOC. Palmer school. All pro-
grams will be broaccasted on $50
meter wave lengths and weather
reports on 4s5 meters:
MONDAY.
$50 IN 4.00 D. m-Eanca<ssnaf nm.
Aluminium and Its Use in Commerce
n.,,v..s =. N; x wtsehsrs
$40 to 500 y. NJ. Chimes Concsrf
700 to $500 p. m.--Mnsical.
ARTISTS
Erwin svindeli. Musical Director.
Klwanis Quartet
Roiio Killing .... First Tenor
Larry amer .----. Second Tenor
reter Macarthur Baritone
waiter n yoes ........-. Bass
Enuln swindsn .....-.-..- Accompaniss
A'it u HAenuf z. 0flEBs Oonuaito
PROGRAM
"A Little Bit of Harmony .O'Hara
Kiwanis Quartet
becauso DHArdelot
Harry Maher
.,r rRun- ...........---.. Swindeii
Mrs. Arthur p Grirrs
leave Me With Smile" 100. Burnett
take JOY Homo" ........... Bsesett
Rouo aiiiins
Walter & voss
Character sonrs
Peter MacArthur
Piano sclo---Duo Art
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
|n0TARIA-NS WILL
| SPONSOR MUSICAL
FOR FAIRGROUNDS
tspecisl Moline Serves,

The East Moline Rotary club
I'm have luncheon at the Moline
khsmber of Commerce next Thurs
|lsy and in the afternoon will visit
Ia plant of the Velie Motors cor
kration. Henry t. Wheelock. ad-
f.rtising mana ger of the Velie cor
kration, will act as guide.
i Itwas voted by the East Moline
kotarians yesterday to sponsor a
hasical at the Strand theatre in
Ia near future. Proceeds will be
Ia to finance the Fairgrounds &C
1vities. The sum of $500 will be
AsMed. There is 1922 for play
lEuund purposes now in the
ksasury.
1 4 resolution requesting the city
fthcials to do what they can TO
EeFent a recurrence of flood con-
kinns in East Moline, was adopted
bid will be presented to the city
fsaacii.
Lee Dougherty, former mayor OF
Isyenport, gave a 15-minute talk
b The Spirit of Good Citizen
8nip'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Caase-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets.

1 That's what thousands of stom-
3aA sufferers are doing now. In
3Eead Of taking tonics, or trying to
3atch up a poor digestion, they are
irscking the real cause OF the
ansnt-clogged liver and disord-
1rsd bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
1ruase the liver in a soothing heal
3es way. When the liver ana
1nFels are performing their natur-
e functions, away goes indigestion
nc stomach troubles.
4 Have you a bad taste, coated
nzgue, poor appetite, lazy, don't
Hare feeling, no ambition or energy.
asouble with undigested foods?
nfs Olive Tablets, the substitutes
IA calomel.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed
rh olive oil. You will know them
~ their olive color. They do the
crk without gripping, cramps or
LIN.
lake one or two at bedtime for
ics relief. Eat what you like.
and 30c.-(Advertisementl
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
STREET WIDENING
is CERVIN TOPIC
AT ROTARY MEET

O. z. Cervia will tell the Rock Is
land Rotary club at tomorrow S
luncheon about the proposed widen
ing of Twenty-fourth street. Frank
L. Patterson, secretary. in making
this announcement, says the talk
will start the ball rolling to
beautify Rock Island"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01

TUESDAY
II Noon ...:-..... Chimes O1DrnR&
i%.IO p. N. weather Report
$3.50 to 400 .. m.-Educational Talk.
aluminium and Its Tee In Commerce"
.......1.... NJ. K. Wiseh art
Delivered By Warren Fowler
5:45 to GOO y. m Chimes Concert
ZOO 90 80 D. n.-Musical.
Victrola and Duo Art Selections ..
..-......... tBo be announced
Bread distributors of Paris are
almost exclusively women.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-01
CITY OF ROCK ISLAND
In Account with
VIM. B. MCINTYRE, Treasurer.
ANNUAL STATEMENT, APRIL 1, 1922.
GENERAL FUND.

April l. 1921 Balance 4SlLls
9l523
D.
plum
By
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

Gale hueksd away and his pulse
leaped when he saw the two cowboys.
ms II with one purpose. slowly stride
after him. Then Gale swerved. stag
gering along brushed against the
tables. kicked over the empty chairs.
The hum Of the many voices grew
louder. and when Dick iurched
against table. overturning II and
splitting glasses into the laps OF sew.
ersl MeYicans, there arose a shrlll cry.
He had succeeded In attracting at.
tention almost every face turned hi,
way. One or the insulted men, q
little tswny fellow. ieaped to confront
Gale, and In a frenzy screamed a vol.
ley of Spanish. of which Gale distin.
guished "Gringor' Dick swung his
leg and with swift side kick knocked
the fellows feet from under him,
whirlins him down with a thud.
The action was performed so sud
denly. so adroitly. It made the MeIi.
cnn such a weakiins. SO like a tumbied
tenpin. that the shrill jabbering
husheo. Gale knew this to be the
significant moment
Wheeling. he rushed at Rojas II
was his old Undertaking plunge. Mel.
Their Rojas nor his men had time to
move. The black-skinned bardit's
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CHAPTER ~


Uneasy and startled. Gale turned
his ear to the soft wind. Presently
he heard, or imagined he heard. low
beats. In a moment he was certain
the sounds were the padiike steps OF
hoofs In yielding sand. The regular
tramp was not that Of grazing horses
In the instant, made cautious and
steaithy by alarm. Gale drew Mer>
cedes deeper into the gloom OF the
shrubbery. The sounds OF hoofbeats
grew louder. Gale made out a dark
moving mass against a background OF
dull gray. There was q line OF horses
He could not discern whether or not
all the horses carried riders The
murmur OF q voice struck MS ear
then low laugh. II made him tingie.
for 10 sounded American. Eagerly he
listened.
at shore was. Lsddy. IL shore was"
came 8 voice out OF the darkness
Rough house. Laddy. since wire
fences drove us out Of Texas we amt
seen the Ike OF that An we never
had such a CALL
Calf Il was burnin' roast" re
piled another voice. Il felt low down.
He vamoosed some sudden. an ] hons
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

face turned n dirty white: his jaw
dropped he would have shrieked II
Gale had not lift him. The blow
swept him backward against his men
Then Gales heavy body. swiftly fol
lowing with the momentum OF that
rush struck the little group OF rebels
They went down with the table and
chairs IN q sliding crash
Gale. carried by his plunge. went
with them. Like a cat he landed on
top As he rose his powerful hands
fastened on Roias. He jerked the
little bandit on the tangled pill. OF
STRUGGLING. yelling men. and, swinging
him with terrific force. let go his hold
Rojas slid along the floor. knocking
over tables ana chairs. Gate bounded
back. dragged RoJas up. handling him
as Il he we've limp sack
A shot rang out above the yells
slss. The room darkened percep
t!biy. He flashed Il glance backward
The two cowboys we're between him
and the crowd Of frantic rebels. One
cowboy held two guns low down. level
in front OF him. The other had his
gun raised and aimed. On the instant
II spouied red and white With III.
crack came the crashing of glass. nm
other darkeninE shade over the room
W'th cry Gale slung the bleeding
isojas from him. The bandit struci
t table, toppied over It. fell, Gnd la,
prone.
Another shot made the room full o
moving shadows. with Hight only hacl
of the bar. A white-clad figure rushed
nj Gale He ripped the man. hut ha,
{" kick hard To disengage hlmsel
from erssping hands Another iigur
closed 10 on Gale. This one was dar'
swift. A blade gl'nted-descrlbed
clIclu aloft simultaneously with
close. red fash the knife wavered; ne
man welding 1t stumbled backward.
Then pandemonium broke loose The
din became roar. Gale heard shots
mat s0undsd lika dull -spsts u The
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

ornGs 100 remote to recognize Then
TttcrinG shots ratified ont
"Dick. the rebels are fighting SOME.
ody." burst out Thorne excited,
'"rhe little federal garrison srill hold
its stand. Perhaps 1t is ATTACKED
again. Anyway there's something do
ing over the line. Maybe the crrzy
Greasers are firing on our esrnn
We've feared lin the dark.
And here | am. away without leave
Practically deserter"
Go back Go back. before you're
too later cried Mercedes.
Better make tracks, Thorne. 81
added Gale. III cant heip our pre-.
'iicanent for you to he arrested III
fuke care OF Mercedes"
NO. no. no." replied Thorne "A
"an get away-avold arrest"
Mercedes embraced her lover
legged him to go. Thorne wavered.
Dick I'm up against it, he said
You're right. II only can run back
In time. But, oh. ] hate to leave herr
Old fellow. you've saved her. al.
ready owe you everlasting gratitude
Keep out Of Casita. Dick. The u. S.
side might he safe. but I'm afraid 70
trust II at night Go out In the des.
ert, M IN the mountains. in some safe
place. Then come to me I'm camp
Wen plan. III have 10 confide IN
Colonel Weede. Maybe hen help us
Hide her from the rebels-thet's all"
He wrung Dicks hand. clasped Mer.
cedes tightly in his arms. kissed her
End mnrinured low over her. then re
leased her to rush on into the dark.
ness. He disappeared IN the gloom
The sound OF his dun footballs grsdu-
ally died away.
Gale realized that he was between
the edge of an unkr own desert and
the edge OF a hostile town He had
TO choose the desert. because. though
he had no doubt that la Casits there
were mnny Americans who might he
friend him, he could not chance the
risks OF seeking them AT night.
He felt slight touch on his arm,
felt II move down. felt Mercedes slip
trembling cold little hand into his.
Dick looked at her II the loneliness,
the silence. the desert. the unknown
dangers OF the night affected him.
what must they be TO this hunted,
driven giriT Gales heart swelled. He
was alone with her He had no weap-
on. no money, no food, no drink. no
covering. nothing except his two
hands. He did not know where to
find the railroad. or any road or trail.
or whether or not there we're towns
near or far. II was a critical. des.
perate situation. He thought first OF
the girl. and groaned In spirit. prayed
that II would be given rim to save
her. When he remembered himself II
was with the stunning consciousness
that he could conceive OF no situation
which he would have exchanged for
this one-where fortune had set him
a periious task OF loyalty to . friend.
to helpless girl.
"Senor. senori" suddenly whispered
Mercedes. cllnging to him. -Listeni
hear horses coningi-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

Estate OF Mary A Field. Deceased.
No. sl3s
All persons having claims iaGainst
said estate are hereby notified to pre-
sent them for adjustment to the Coun-
" Court Of Prowers County, Colorado,
on the ssth day OF December. A. d.
SAMUEL z. JENNINGS.
Administrator with the viii Annexed.
=: x Doughty. Attorney.
First Pub. Nov. -, 1879
Last Pub. Dec. 77.-is3a.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

Rubber stamps; daters: seals: brass
md enameled door signs: prices siehf
all afternoons. C. A. Hansen, I I2h
South Matp, "--r
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20

CREAM-Bought at Union lee and
Storage near Ice plant. Your can
steamed out clean and your ehsek bsek
promptly.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1922-12-20
MONEY 10 LOAN

We are now able to take care Of
your farm ioans. Drop In and 80 %.
Taylor & Prick. Eli w. Grerr. Mr..
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NOTICE OF ADJUsTMEHT DAY

Continued next week,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

CLAYTON STREET, Near sixth-Six
rooms, bath porch. heater. Bargain for
some quick buyer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
FOR SALE

10 SIXTH AvEN UE-seven rooms
bath. porches. heat: excellent condition
and price very reasonable: act quickly II
you want q bargain.
1908 NORTH BROOME STREET
Semi-detAched. 10 rooms. bath, porch
heat, gas and electric. newly papcred and
painted.
BRoOME STREET. 200 BLoCK-Ten
roms. bath, porch, hot wator heat
108 NORTH RODNEY STREET-Sevcn
rooms. bath. porch and heat; $500;
terms
300 WEST SEVENTH STREET Seven
rooms and bath; possession.
FOURTH STREET, 1900 BflOCK-Nlno
rooms, bath. porch and heat.
FRANKLIN STREET. 300 BLOCK
Seven rooms, bath, porch, heat. electric.
gas and cement cellar. reduced price.
WEST THIRD STREET 1900 BLOCK
Six rooms. bath and porch
S2i NORTH CLAYTON STREET-Sev-
on rooms, bath. porch. heater.
3l3 SOUTH HARRISON STREET
Seven rooms and bath.
CLAYTON STREET, 300 BLOCK
Seven rooms. bath. porch, hot water heat
immediate possession.
4os JEFFERSONSTREET-Nine rooms
bath, heater.
JOHN j. HANLEY
Phone 5i70. e23 West Fourth Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
Heal Estate
FOR RENT

1929 Coleman street, . rooms Sf4
2406 West Sevcntccnth street. 3 and bf25
zoos Woodlawn avenue and b;
1900 Harrison street, 10 and b ........ so
B05 East Fourth street .,................ rs
613 French street. and D ..."....... -
S0S King street. store and two apart
mens OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =. 400
2i9 West Fourth street. store. 5
ana D ............ss.... ......,.....s....s.. 90
-Four bungalows at Chnrlcstown. just
completed.
1921 Clay ton street, 8 r and b ........ 60
1908 Laurel street. O r and b ............ 81
932 West Sixth street, o and .... rs
APARTMENTS.
020 jefferson street, q and b ........ t55
IO11 West street, 3 and b ................ 80
$50 West street. 4 and b .............. 40
Sixth and TarnAli streets. z rooms ,.". ID
1922 West Seventh street, second
floor, . r and b ..,................. 10
8. W. Cor. Fifth and Madison. 4 r and
....s.................,....... oV
Twenty y-fifth and Market street .. sec
ond floor, 4 rooms bath ..,..... 40
49, STORES.
1923 Orange street ......,.......-.......... 10
Eighth and Jefferson streets. store 80. 3b
GARAGE
Twenty-scventh and Washinyton Sts SO
OFFICE.
| S45 Orange street ......................... S75
| Snow White Laundry property on Van
| dcyer avenue. suitable for most any light
| manufacturing, or garage purposes. I'm
| mediate possession.
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
22z West Ninth Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
G5J12:5

Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
Insurance.
9I5 Orange Street. Phone 1I75
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

1901 WEST FIFTH-Six rooms and bath.
severed; very good location; reasonable
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

500 BLOCK ON MONROE STREET
Nine rooms. bath, back porch in first
class condition. Possession June %,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

FOR RENT
HOUSE.
23l6 Jefferson, @ rooms .............. SEQ 90
APARTMENTS.
1107 Madison, 4 rooms ............. s45. 90
No 10 Delaware. rooms ............ $40. 90
Lancaster avenue and Union, 3 rooms,
$500
Waverly. rooms ...................... $500
STORES AND b BUSINESS PLACES
Large garage $50. 90
Stable, 9 stalls. space for wagons o.. 1000
ONCE Goa Market ...................... 1000
Several modern houses for sale: also
several good business places and farms.
M. w. VAUGHN
Phone o4S. e14 ORANGE STREET
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

FOR SALE
DESIRABLE HOMES
Cor Tg9tyuF & and sssn % St. s s Ind 5 s- % ss
room fPr four paved stree. awnings scresna n.d
going to SELL price reduced
noa West St. Three story brick ss hogs thirteen b.th and
ss Washington st. Three bFs h0a, ten nj, bath nd
% S seHss Excellent conon 40 WIN
2o2 Boulevard potoh
heat and electric hardwood floors stationary tubs 10. 4o14o
condition POSSESSION >'''
s @ story 1 5 3 hSs ssss Ts 5sSsI bath sss gas and
22oe Monroe st. Two and onsha brick house b..h
ss Harrison st. Six rooms BATH ga. heater Condition good Pos,
o5 Clayton St. Eight rooms BATH gas electric porch Condition
2ai West Fourteenth St Tsss bss house bath
be sold, party leaving city.
detached three story twelve rooms
bath ts5ss ptA A not , ss @ ssa s gss and md ss 5 IN
This property in splendid condition Immediate possession
Park, and hardwood throughout.
dnngroo cedar closet Possession, Price sduced $1,000
East Twenhd plan four bedrooms modern usun-
and excellent condition Possession 81 800 for quick sale
aois jefferson St. rooms bsh electric
SION p'f SH 's GOS s'
with modern
including porch heater and electric,
Price $500 with $500 cash. A good opportunity
800 West ST. senidetached strictly modern home
with for eight tile BATH breakfast
Practically immediate This the biggest
bargain of the Boulevard
27ls Washington sdetached plan. four bedrooms
house practically best OF condition. Possession
Ills bath,
porch. This house excellent condition Possession.
Laurel DEL beautiful home
eight and BATH hardwood
enclosed Lot 90 25 feet This the best locations
Laurel and the in hrstcass condition.
Residence
ton, ground house. containing and
BATH heat electric lights porches pigeon
chicken This excellent condition
! and the anxious TO sell Possession.
Ground Gordon Heights Trolley. This
location Gordon Heights to build residence will divide
suit purchasers.
CARROLL w. GRIFFITH
pa w. Ninth Street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
EOR RENT

704 Jefferson street. 3 rooms and bath
possession May 25
2i13 Washington street. o rooms and
bath, front and back porch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

PHONE 44s7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

Is L REAL Chairs. iron bed ash can tubs
refrigerator other articles. Phone 2s22 X
y buffET-small. dark oak. $500. Call
1900 West Fifth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06

2lo SOUTH JACKSON-Seven rooms,
bath severed. selling to close an estate
Bargain for some quick buyer. Good
investment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-05-06
Building Materials
Household Goods

our address tells why we can save you
money
BUREAU Chairs. iron bed ash can. tubs
refrigerator other articles. Phone 2s22 X
BuFFET-small. dark oak. $1,000. Can
1900 West fifth street
Red stand. dininsroom table and
boys wheel COZ W. Nineteenth street.
COUCH IN GOOD CONDITION. lIo4
West seventh street
COOK RANGE-And extension table
Call after q 2. m. 23i4 Market street.
DlNfNGRooM sUITE-Nine pieces
Phone 1855 W
BkNFNPORT---And folding couch. very
good condition reasonable. Phone si4s
W between q and z
Gas STOVE Porch swing, silk dress
gingham dress. oyercoat and men s
shoes. Phone S2s1
TABLE -DiningrOom extension table in
tood condition. Price reasonable Phone
VICTOR COOK STOVE. No. Apply
1912 du font street
WHITE ENAMEL BEDs--And bureaus
tables and chairs. 1926 Maraet street.
Phone aloh.
WAlsN UT FURNITURE sale. bed
Nt.au, sofa, chairs. ebony cabinet hat
rack aud other articles, at the ware
room OF the Girard Baking Co. Fourth
aud Union
WHITE REED BAssINETTE- Lined
Win pink, Good as new. Call 7A33 w
QUICKLY ANSWER HE WANT AL,
xAAx INyEREsTs 1oU MOST,
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
7777777777777'777777'7I77777777'7777'7'77 :
Real Estate
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
DWELLINGS.
1902 West street, 3 r, b, 2 porchea. heater.
707 French street. II r, 4 baths. heater.
712 East Seventh street, r. b.
402 Pine street. Z T, gas.
1919 West Thirtccuth. r. b. gas and cleo
trio. porch.
APARTMENTS.
Alma, Fifteenth and King strcots (scc-
Ond hoor). 8 r. h.
zoe. West Fourth street tsccond foof)
o r, b, p.
GIT West street tsecond foor). r. b,
porch.
800 West street (third fioor). . r. b.
419 Market street (third noor). 4 T, b.
Lancaster avenue and Union street (third
hoor), B r, b.
Southwest corner Seventh and King
streets (.ccond f'oor). r. b; Nonrth
noor), ar h.
JOHN j. MONAGHAN
S32 ORANGE sTREET.
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