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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-27

the year after the death of Mrs.
Nellie r. Copp. has accepted q posi-
ton as teacher of the third and
fourth grades in Norridgewock for
oscar Kicker of Cornville vas q
business Caller in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Barnes,
who have resided for some time in
Cornville on the old road to Athens,
have purchased a farm at South
Windham and have already taken
possession of their new property.
They have many friends in this Wei
nifty who regret their removal.
Stock Barrow of Turner avenue.
Tuesday for Washington, D. c.,
where he will visit with relatives. He
was accompanied by his son, james
Barrow of Manchester, England, who
has been visiting his parents for q
few weeks.
Misses Ethelyn White, Wyona
Simpson and Dorothea Cleush of the
Girl Scouts, are passing Q week with
the Scout Leader, Mrs. Clement
Downs at her summer home at Pema-
quid.
Irene of North Fairfield we're ia
town shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. Veru Mosher of Waterville,
who has been the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Wescott
in Cornville, was in town Tuesday,
accompanied by her mother on her
return to Waterville. 49,,
Rev and Mrs. George l.. Thur
low returned Monday night from a
several days automobile trip to Ver-
mont and to Lake Champiain.
Miss Mary A. Norris of Rrcokline,
Mass, who has spent the winter in
Florida has arrived in Gown and will
pass the summer wiz her cousin.
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Deaconesses Hospital in Boston. Yhis

Deaconesses Hospital in Boston. Yhis
story is told in a most interesting
manner and some who have seen it
three times are anxious to see 1t
again. There will be no charge as the
picture is being shown to interest
people of the denomination and 9TH
ers in the wonderful work being done
by this hospital. The public Is COR
dislly invited to attend. The hour is
seven thirty at the yestry of the
church on the Island.
Many new cottages are being built
at Lakewood this year. Joseph But
Ter the third selectman has just built
a nice cottage on Naomi Ave. This
cottage four weeks ago was in rough
lumber and is now completed, paint-
ed and is occupied. The carpenter
who built it was Tracy Forsythe. Mr..
F'orsythe is now building bungalow
for Miss Sara ]. Anderson on her lot
near her summer home, Hazeldine.
Lakewood is even more popular this
year and many of the cottages are al
ready occupied and let for the entire
season. The attractions at the lake
are most attractive to those wishing
a summer Of play time or even few
weeks.
John Everett, auditor of the Cen
trail Maine Power company of Au-
gusta, was in town on official bust
ness Tuesday. .
A new lunch stand has been Sbuilt
at Lakewood in the grove which will
be opened daily from noon until af-
ter the theatre. - NJ
J. A. Leondar of the engineering
department of Waterville of the
Central Maine Power company was
a business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Russell and infant daughter
who was born at the Somerset Hos
pital have been discharged and re-
turned to their home at Lakewood.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-27

placed in a plaster case which will
have to be worn for several weeks.
Murray who Is a junior In 3. II. ..
gets around a little on crutches.
Mrs. Edward Tague and little son.
who are spending the summer at
Lakewood were guests over the
week end with Mr.. Tague, who Is
employed at Milford Me.
Mr.. James Barrow. who mas peen
the guest of his parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stock Barrow of Turner avenue
left Tuesday for his home IN Man
chester, England. ,s
Assistant Postmaster Howard
Durrell is having a ten days vaca,
tion. a part of which time he Will
PASS on fishing trip.
Miss Luella Starbird OF Lewiston
was in town Tuesday to attend the
funeral service of Rex Frost.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Painter Will go
+o Solon today to attend the III
neral service of Judge Turner BUS
well The Painters for number or
Years operated the Turner farm IN
town. owned by Judge Buswel;
Norman Decker, who has oeen
working for several weeks TOT ms
cousin. clyde e. Decker at the Whlte
Cash Grocery Store will complete
his duties here this week anu 1e. -
to his home III Clinton. MISS Ss and
Irving Of I Benton Gos %'i Grocery re s Store
for the remainder of the summer.
Rev Charles H. Mckinney. for
merry pastor of the Island Avenue
CONGREGATIONAL church, now located
IN Madison. will be in town today
wednesday W and this afternoon will III
omeiate At the funeral service OF
Mrs. George H. Markham. >-o
Mrs Mildred Sheppard OF Nor.
ridseweck who taught at the Jewe.t
street school for the remainder ol
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Formsr Residents Visit

Mrs. Martha e. Dickinson Of Chi
cago, Ill.,, and her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
E. Sinkler of st. Paul, Mimi, have
been in town for few days stopping
at the Skowhegan house and calling
on old friends of Mrs. Dickinson,
among them being Mrs. Deborah 3.
Fellows and George H. Weston who
formerly resided on the River road
to yVaterville.
Mrs. Dickinson and daughter visit
ed her girlhood home and partook OF
the hospitality of Mrs. Britten, who
now lives there. Mrs. Dickinson is
81 years of age. The trip as far as
Boston was made by train and from
Boston to Skowhegan by automobile.
There are several friends and former
acouaintances of Mrs. Dickinson still
residing in this vicnty who Will be in
terested to know of her visit in Show
hogan.
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Sk0WHECAN

MIs. Thomas Laney and Mrs
al LIE Clair were in Waterville
*sesaay visiting with friends. .
VI. Stanley NJ. Cover left Tues
ICY morning for Augusta where he
y IN attendance upon the meetings
me Maine Dental Society.
miss Sarah Abbey went to Fairfield
tahuesaay to visit her niece, Mrs. Ar
aur Taylor.
carl Curtis of the Curtis Hat Shop
SsS s "A Waterville on business Tues
Allie Perry went to Augusta Tues
hsS., morning to accompany MS
W,u.ler Orrin Brown home.
ia. Brown has been a surgical pa
sat at the Augusta hospital for the
Ms. u days. His friends will be
1sWsseo to know he is doing nicely.
a ass Cora Wheeler who has pass
=. several weeks with her cousin
nv husband. MIR. and Mrs. r. Fred
~ ".on of Alden street, has return
Ny her home in Phillips.
hss Lettie Foster of Canaan Is
III kuest of her cousin and wife. Mr..
nav ~, Mrs, Clyde e. Decker of Ca
Friends Of Francis Murray. the
mi 1nest son of Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
IL q. Murray of Cross street. will
feriSrry to know that he Is still suf-
Ini,ss 2 good deal of pain from an
n 10 his knee which he receiv-
~ "nen he was knocked down by
Ve.s,uu tomobile on the Island a few
.nv - before school closed. An x
Sh,.pp picture has recently been taken
AhroIs. epon developing showed a
Bone and thu knee has been
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500; 100; 7.so Ito Lakewood only)

600; 100; 7.30 Ito Lakewood oniy)
500; 900.
Leave Lakewood, 700; $50; 1920;
HOO; 1890: 100; 2.30; $50; 4.3o;
$50; $50; 7.30; $50; $50. (subject to
delay at Lakewood)
Arrive in Skowhegan. $50; e.oo;
1890; 11.3O; 100; 200; 500; 4.oo;
500; 500; 700; 500; 900; 1000.
Local cars to Cold Brook, 7.So; 800;
1890 A. M.
Sunday cars will leave skowhegan
for Lakewood and Madison at 100;
$50; $50; HOO a. m. 1900; 1880;
100; 1870; 200; 2.3O; $50; 400; 4.So;
500; 500; 700: and s. p. m.
Cars leave Madison for Lakewood
and Skowhegan, 500; SEQ; 1o'so.
1900 a. M; 1880; 100: 1870; 200;
$50; 800; $50; 400; 4.30; 500; $50;
500: 100; 500 and 900 p. M,
The Launch Eleanor will make reg
ular daily and Sunday trips.
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Miss Louise--H. coburn at her home

Miss Louise--H. Coburn at her homo
on Pleasant street.
Miss Weltha Richardson of Rome
arrived in town Tuesday noon and
will visit for q few days with her
brother and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Richardson of Baptist Hill.
Mrs. C. Earl Richardson, who has
been in Lisbon Falls the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pike,
returned hame Monday night.
Mrs. Cecil Dean, who has been a
patient at the Somerset Hospital has
been discharged from the institu-
ton.
The Kings of Harmony orchestra
from Boston played at the dance at
Lakewood after the theatre Tues
day night.
L. H. Gardiner OF Augusta who
represents the Central Maine Power
Company and installs the Paul Power
pumps is in town on official business
for few days.
Fortier, the superintendent of sta
tions of the Central Maine Power
Company of Augusta was in town on
business Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-27

FOE BALE ~
S-room house. garage and large, lot.
centrally located. newly painted, piaE.
"a. Must be sold within short titae.
Price $1,000. 1t will pay you to lock
Farm Agency, Augrsta. S't
Is acre farm mile from city. house
all modern, stable, work shop and
shade. Price only $4,000. Amos Il
Higgins Farm Agency, Augusta.
Htu
40 acre farm / mile from city.
story house. barn and stable. Running
water in buildings one pair horses Ill
the farming tools included for only
$4,000. Amos II. higgins Farm ASS1.
CT, Augusta. DR.
ins7d9ts -
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Auction:
SALE - ).
AT WILL sAWYEH'S
Below Belgrade Depot

June 30th 1t 90 p. u. ~
The following articles will be sold.
Sewing Machine. 2 Chamber Sets, &
Cook Stoves. Dining Table. Kitchen
Table. Writing Desks. 1 Brass Bed.
Chiffonier. Bed Couch. Rocking Chairs,
Parlor Stoves. Carpets. Stands,
Lamps. Mirrors. Bicycle. Motor Boat,
Carpenters Tools, Dishes. CantdoG.
Cross-cut Saws. Wheelbarrow. Forks,
Rakes. A Hens. Be sure to come
and, get your moneys worth.
WILL SAWYER, Proprieto1ss ,
3. r. STUART. Auetioassxs.
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Summer Schedules Announced

The following is the summer arr
rangement of cars on the Somerset
Traction electric cars: Leave Show
hogan, $50; zoe; $50; $50; HOO;
1905; 100; 200; 800; 400: sos;
$40: 100; 7.30 Ito Lakewood only)
500; 900. Leave Lakewood, 600;
7.20; 900; 1000; 11,30; 1880; 100;
$50; 4.So; $50; $50; 100; 1880; $40;
$50. (subject to delay at Lakewood).
Arrive In Madison ESQ: 500; $50;
1880; 1900; 100: 200; 500; 400;
500; 500; 700; 7.30; 500; 900; 1900.
Leave Madison, $50; 500; $50; 1890;
1900; LOO 200; 3.o0i 400: 5000
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~
Plate Glass I!
Door Plates
MADE To ORDER oa

Waterproof and dust-proof aluminium
20 karat gold letters. Plate size by.e.
Something different. These are not
like the other plates on the market
with the tinfoil letters. This Is real
plate for the money. Enclose name
and $3.50 and will send you a plate
that will please you and can guarantee.
J. W. COLLINS. Hallowsll, H.
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116-Acre Farm with
10 Dairy Cattle. 4 a. Oats o

a. corn. acre wheat. acre potatoes,
a. beans. garden. horses, poultry. We
hicles, tools. ETC.; near village, good
markets; rich loamy tillage, 10-cow
pasture. estimated 500 cords pulp and
naples; so apple trees; comfortable &
room house. good 12-cow barn. sno.
stable, poultry house. Owner called
away, $4,000 gets it, part cash. De-
tails page 35 Illus. Catalog Bargains%-
many states tCopy free. STROUT
FARM AGENCY, 2S4-P, Water ST.. Az
guSta Me 3.-
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Funeral Service fer Glenn Lambert

The funeral service for Glenn Lam
bert, aged IL, who was drowned In
the Wesserrunsett stream at Mallon's
Mills, Sunday evening was held Tues
day afternoon at the chapel OF the
Bethany Baptist church on Madison
Ave. The service was conducted by
the Bethany pastor. the Rev. George
Merriam. The burial was made in the
Southside cemetery.
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Auto Accessories

Auto Accessories Is
USED AUTO PARTS-Tires and tubes.
old cars bought for parts. Ripley Co..
Augusta. Me.
VULCANIZING - Latest equipment:
Tires, tubes and accessories. used
tires bought and sold. Gage & KING.
Commercial St.. Augusta. Tel. 95s-M.
10000 MILES-Guaranteed The Paul
supersize tire: oversize, overweight,
overstrength. 30x3l clincher. non-skid
tread, $1245. D. c. Metcalf, l16
Grove st. Tel. 946-M. Exclusive rep
resentative kennebec county.
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Variety and Nefacy Characterize the Offerings Upon This Page
The Window in a Tower
Il Is not Z large window.

II u MT IdIHc WInuoW. I
Yet it vnfolds your view miles and miles OF
Business Notwithstanding operations-human
bees awarn.ng In and out of stores-restless auto
Eaobiles darting here and there--farmers blowing
distant heds-buyers sellers investors promoters
-everyhody-everything. ~ IN
1t shows that advantages are always before him
who will keed their call.
The Abe CLASSIFIED Section Is like this window
in towes. for it opens miles and miles Of varied
opportunities to your view.
1t gives a glimpse into these stores and BUSH
institutions that have advantageous offers to
make to YOU. into hundreds Of homes where unusual
buying cr selling chances await you. into every q
corner of the city that holds opportunity for you.
Get the '1ay Of the land" through the Abe Ads
+-eycry day!
The A.e.c Classified Ads
Always the Sams-In Service
Always Different-In Opportunity
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by Beck

period of time has been Director of
the United States Geological Sur.
Vey.
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Funeral of Rep. Frost

The funeral service of Rep. Frost
who has been ill for many months
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of his brother and wife, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Stancer Frost on Oak ST.. at z
o'clock. The service was conducted
BY the Rev. George Merriam OF the
Bethany Baptist Church. the Lur'-
al was in the Southside cemetery.
Joseph Cobyrn Smith, son OF Or.
and Mrs. George Otis Smith OF WASH
ington, D. c.. and Skowhegan VINO
has just completed his Junior year a.
Colby College left Monday enroute LOT
Pennsylvania where he Will oe an
ployed during the summer Dy tne e
Coal Finding Commission under tne
direction of Dr. Smith who Is one
Of the commissioners, who Tor !ons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-27

At the mid week service at the Cen
tenary Methodist church this week
Thursday evening a picture will be
presented telling of the story and
work Of the Methodist New England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-27

USED CARS
All makes. Come in and let US show
You our used cars.
BUICK-1s22 touring. newly painted,
equipped with bumpers front and
rear. snubbers, spring covers. motor
meter. automatic windshield wiper,
rear view mirror, clock, ? spare tires.
In order to give the working man a
chance to look over our line OF new
and used cars we are going to keep
open Monday Wednesday and Sat
urday evenings.
Terms If desired.
WATERvILLE MOTOR co.
BANGOR ST. AUGUSTA
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TABLE GIRI-City Farm. Augusta.
WOMEN-At the White Cloud Laun-
dry, Augusta.
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LIVE STOCK

Dogs, Cats, Pets ~
WHITE COLLIE PUPPIES-Also 2 sa-
BILE and white.~7 weeks old. l.. F. Met
calf, Wiscasset, Me.
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MERCHANDISE .
Articles for Sale

CAMP STOVES-And other things to
make camping comfortable and con-
venient. F'ifield Bros. opposite de-
not.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
Thieves ROB
HOLY PLACE,
DRINK Wine

Continued From First Pager
ing the locks. and scattered the con-
tents on the floors. In one of the
closets the gang found casks Of sac
ramental wine. intv which they
bored holes and drank the wine.
In the vestry of the main chapel
the men located an old iron safe,
They broke the lock of this. but un-
able to open the safe. they bored a
hole into it, evidently with the idea
of blowing it open. but gave the idea
up, fearing that the nose of the ex-
plosion would waken the neighbors.
The Rev T. F. Waldron. pastor Of
ST. Paurs. said today he thought the
robbers must have been in the
church for at least two hours.
The robbery was discovered early
yesterday morning when the sexton
went TO open the church for the 9
O'Clock mass. Making his way to the
vestry on the ground floor. he found
the place Uttered with robes boxes
and other things, and the doors OF
closets and drawers of desks broken
open. a few minutes later sisters OF
ST. rancis came in. Father Waldron
was Immediately notified.
There was little money in the
shrines and poor boxes" Father
Waldron told a reporter for The
Evening Journal. THE thieves were
evidently after only money. for they
could have taken the sacred yes
sells. some of which are OF gold and
others heavily gold-plated, But they
evidently feared to tamper with
these for fear OF detection. The
church was ransacked from top to
bottom. but outside OF the expense
of repairing locks. don't imagine
we're out more than $50 in cash.
all told"
Immediately after the discovery Of
the robbery Father Waldron notified
the police.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
REGISTERS ORDER.

ESTATE OF JOHN r. BUTLER,
ECEASEp-Notice is hereby given
that Letters OF Administration. upon the
estate Of John K. Butler late OF ST.
Georges hundred. deceased. were duly
granted unto Gertrude Nandegrift But
A. d 1922. and all persons indebted to
said deceased are requested to make
pavments to the administrators without
DELAY. and all persons having demands
against the deceased are required TO
exhibit and present the same, duly pro-
hated. TO the said Administrators. on
or before the seventh dav OF Deem
Der. a. y. 1928, or abide by the law in
GERTRUDE VANDERBILT BUTLER,
Administrative.
Address Caleb L. Burchenal Attor-
ney-at- Law, Ford Bldg, Wilmington.
Del jan27- eod-9t.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM HENRY
SEARLES, nECEASED-Notice is
hereby given that Letters Testamentary,
upon the estate Of William Henry
Searles. late Of Wilmington hundred.
Equitable Trust Company. on the eighth
day Of February. \. u. 1923. and all
persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested To make payment To the
executor without delay. and an per-
sons having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and pre-
Sent the same. duly probated. to the
day OF February. A. D. 1924 or abide
by the law in thi. behalf.
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY,
Executor.
Address Wilmington, Delaware.
febi0- ct.
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$500

100 block, W. 27th St, mi-detached.
s z, Il. =, II.
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FOR SALE

1900 block. W. Sixth St, semi-de
tached, r. b, p. hot water heat.
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$4,000

Two-story brick dwelling, semi-de-
tached. Seven rooms. bath, porch,
electric light and heater.
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BEST VALUES ON THE
MARKET

BUNGALOW IN SUBURBS
Within one carfare radius OF Will
mington. Four rooms. bath. porch. ex-
cellent heater. electric. cement cellar.
This is a corner property on plot Of
ground size 75Nl25 feet. Price 81 $50.
We can sell on the following terms.
First mortgage. $500; second mort
gage, $500; cash. $3.50. Total carrying
charges. including monthly payment on
the second mortgage. does not exceed
$50 per month. Act quickly. This is a
bargain and will be sold within ten
days.
3l5 WEST 26TH STREET
Semi detached. six rooms and bath:
all improvements, including hot water
heat, three porches and shower In
bath. Screens. shades and awnings in
cluded This house is in excellent
and priced to sell.
40 GEDDES STREET
Union Park Gardens)
End house. six rooms. all improve
ments Open Tor an offer. Union Park
Gardens properties are increasing In
value every day. Don't wait too long
on this one,
S29 VAN buren, STREET
thoroughly modern apartment
house. containing three apartments.
Each apartment contains five rooms.
bath and porch. The property is
equipped with a hot water heating
plant. gas and electric Il stands ON
a lot size 29xif5 feet. and rents for si9s
monthly. We will consider any reas-
enable offer on this very attractive
property.
1909 WEST SIXTH STREET
Excellent location. eight rooms. bath.
hot air heater. gas and electric. cement
cellar. Immediate possession.
1921 WEST SIXTH STREET.
Brand new. square plan, semi-de-
tached, eight rooms. all modern i'm
provements. Easy terms.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
$500
$500

Dwelling ~ six rooms, tiled bath,
hardwood floors, laundry tubs Ideal
home for a small family.
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BURGLARY.

CORTLAND E. PIERSON COM
PANY. odd Fellows Building, set
ties promptly and courteously all
insurance claims for burglary and
robbery.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Feb. 10 UNITED
Press. Cotton opened higher to-
day. March was up at 27.9O; May
27s2. up IA; June 27.91 up 7; July
27.77, UP II.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
CENTRALLY LOCATED

This property has been reduced 10
bargain igures,<See soon for quick
sale. House ~ ten rooms. bath. heat
ing and lighting. space for garage. Stu
ated three blocks from Market street
and splendid opportunity for apartment
or rooming purposes.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Omitted
Press -Foreign exchange opened
irregular today. Sterling opened at
s4esis; francs, .0621; lire. CASA u;
marks. .0O32A cents.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10

Two-story brick dwelling OF six
roms, bath, porch. Newly papered and
painted.
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MOVING AND HAULING.

ALL KINDS Of light hauling. anytime.
anywhere. A. Gagnon. 6i6 Madison
St. Phone 3e69-W. jan30-im.
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MUSICAL.

sALTER'S MUSIC Musical
instruments and accessories. Best re-
pair shop in State. 9l3 Orange street.
Phone 3973-M. febs-imo.
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REAL ESTATE-FoR SALE
FOR SALE

Here is your opportunity to pur-
chase a home conveniently and CEN
trally located. 1902 King street.
Seven rooms, bath, porch, heater and
nice yard Act promptly or you will
be too late.
C. V. BROCKSON
1O4 West Seventh Street
Evening journal., 1923-02-10
STORAGE
ROSENBLATT'S STORAGE
HOUSE.

STORAGE-Clean, light storage rooms
for furniture. Gawthrop Storage Ware
house, Inc 705 Orange St. Phone 70.
mari6-t-t-s-lyr.
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Address Caleb T.. Burchenal Attor-
ney-at- Law, Ford Bldg. Wilmington,
Del jan27- eod-9t.
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BARGAINS

50. accidentally located. 10 rooms
bath. gas and electric; ideal for
apartments; well financed.
81, 20O-Eleven rooms. p Baths semi
detached; one OF the best buys in
city.
SIS S00-Near Boulevard square plan. :
rooms and bath. large yard: owner
out Of city.
81, 0OO-Near Fourth and Franklin SITS,
two-story, rooms and bath; owner
leaving city. What's your Offer
OTHERS IN ALL SECTIONS OF CITY.
GET OUR LIST.
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FOR SALE

FOK "a LIZ
400 block. on W. 21st St.-l0 r, r.
n w IA, pOrches. gas and electric;.
laundry, square plan, garage. 4O-ft.
front.
as McCabe Ave. r, 3. =.
II W II, enclosed porch; newly
papered and painted; immediate
possession.
26i2 Tatnall St.-6-room house.
garages and all cOnveniences.
SIS w Second St-6-room house,
3 garages; very good condition.
9O9 f.. 18th St. r. II. r. gas.
cement cellar; good condition;
must sell.
1000 block. on y. Adams St.-l1
r. +, B, n. gas and electric, open
fireplace. reception hall; in very
good condition.
as W. 22nd ST. rooms,
porches. tile bath. hot water heat,
gas and electric. laundry. Can ar
range good mortgage.
Cor. Second and Harrison SITS
Large stores apartments, bakery
in cellar; good investment.
Four properties on Market St,
that must be sold within the next
few weeks.
Evening journal., 1923-02-10

CHEAP WALL PAPER-Paper for
room 10x12xs. ceiling pc: side
walls 4sc, Is yds.: border. soc. total,
si02. S. J. Hollett. AS Tatnal st.
Phone 1851. jan3l-imo.