TO HELP BUYER
SECURE VALUES
Valuation Committee of New
Real Estate Board to Bene
fit Purchasers
ISSUE CERTIFICATE
Legal and Complete Descrip
tion Can Be Obtained
Through New Body
Prospective purchasers of property
In Harrisburg or vicinity can readily
and economically obtain full informa
tion as to the legal description, the lot,
block, number of street and location,
If any. size of lot and character of
improvements of the plot they wish
to buy through the help of the new
Harrisburg Real Estate Board.
The plan will be of inestimable
benefit to the home buyer, It is be
lieved, Inasmuch as he can easily
avoid the expense that wonkl ordi
narily follow should he attempt to
secure the same data through his
own or his attorney's efforts. A cer
tain fee will be collected, of course,
hut through Its method of handling
these matters the board will be in po
sition to materially reduce this cost to
the purchaser.
The certificate containing the neces
sary data will be issued by the "valua
tion committee." to which the appli
cation for an information will be
turned. Applications, by the way,
must be made to the secretary of the
board and by him will be turned over
to the chairman of the valuation com
mittee. The certificate will be issued
In duplicate, a copy being held on file
by the committee. The information
will be sealed and will be delivered
immediately upon payment of the re
quired fee. Forty-five per cent, of the
Interest thus derived will go to the
board's treasury: the remainder will
go to the valuation committee.
Following is the form of the cer
tificate:
We, the undersigned, members
of the valuation committee of the
Harrisburg Real Estate Board,
have carefully considered the ap
plication of (here insert name of
applicant) for a valuation on the
following described property (here
give legal description, lot, block,
frontage, between what streets
and number of street and loca
tion. if any. size of lot and charac
ter of improvements).
"We hereby certify that we have
personally examined said prem
ises and that we have no personal
interest in the property value
therein, and in our opinion said
land is worth, exclusive of im
provements. $
Value of improvements $
Total $
t Signed)
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Valuation Committee,
Harrisburg Kent Estate Roard.
The personnel of the valuation com
mittee is the only one of the half a
dozen or more which will not be ap
pointed: its three members will be
elected for a year.
The executive committee will con
sist of the president of the board! who
w ill serve as chairman, and the chair
men of the various standing commit
tees. Three members will comprise
the membership committee, three the
press and three the municipal ordi
nances committee. Five members will
be on the legislative committee and
three each on the taxation and arbi
trat'on committees.
The board has planned to meet the
second Monday of each month, al
though a special meeting may be
called any time by the president upon
the written request of five members.
The membership fee has been fixed
at S5 per year, payable in advance,
from April 1.
Dozen New Bungalows
Planned For Riverside
by Moeslein and Neioer
Indications point to an unusually
big boost in building operations during
the coming Spring, according to Ed
ward Moeslein. treasurer of the new
Harrisburg Heal Estate Roard.
"The building program for 1315 is
now occupying the immediate atten
tion of builders and contractors as a
rule, but some of them are talking
plans in a genernl way for next, year,"
said Mr. Moeslein. "Just how exten
sile the operations will he it is im
possible to say at present, but when
I've asked this contractor and that
builder what he proposes to do next j
year, his answer invariably is that he!
plans to branch more extensively than I
ever before." he added.
Mr. Moeslein and M. Neiffer
are nlaning to build ten or a dozen !
modern little bungalows in Riverside
during 1916. These houses will be
worth from Sn.-100 to $4,000 and will j
face in Susquehanna street, in the!
heart of Riverside. Plans are now be- '
ing prepared with a view to starting
operations early in the Spring.
Bringing Up Father # # # # # # By McManus
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YOUR HAND-You _ OUT YOU MOST T ° ARE A <!f N TLEMAN- _
ARE A CI9AMD LADY ASK MY HUSBAND ) YOU WILL PERMIT WOULD SAY HOW CAN I THAW /- ' |< M PUT HIS ARMS AROUND /'N MY POCKET:
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FRIDAY EVENING, ' HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH NOVEMBER 26, 1915.
T ' W S ' S "°' ia "" s ' 6 ""' 0 "" l " v
!|! I! |w ■ v- Announcing t
I The Grand Opening |;
"A Different Kind of Jewelry Store" ;g
Tomorrow Saturday, November 27th #&
T?32 mO . U , '"?' A ; S ( /,e a ? uent °f ?. " el " '"" l "A s >i"" d as Bold aml as sure as diamonds" 8 M
Lxssw tsssisz szfi 1 ■"«•'""■ «? - II
like unto no other jewelry store in this city. V llJ e as P° sslble unchanging value. When,
n .«r i e ii ~ , , „ therefore, just as the holiday season ap-
only very highest"grade
the very lowest possible prices. . . unusually low pines, we think there is Q
1 „ i /1 • HI * ~ Justification for calling this "A Different Kind <2) !
rf Remember this—that we differ from all of Jewelru Store" 1 '
other jewelry stores IN THE MATTER OF "1 Jeweiry store. \
SELLING ONLY. We gather our stocks in the i /•.#• •./• / * f ., . . , I
• same markets—buy from the same rnanufac- -1 distinguishing feature of this new-idea-sort
turers—in fact, we travel the same road as ' of-store will be the tact that we will not carry
other jewelry stores right up to the selling an U Qold-plated jewelry, but everything in the
point, and this is the part that CONCERNS YOU gold jewelry line will be absolutely solid gold
t most of all. ' and guaranteed as such. ,
•j
« New Stocks Our Reputation A Permanent Store >
|S en^re s^oc °' diamonds, three years of business , £
£ jewelry, watches, and silver- € 1 relations with the people of T_X ' ,ni '^ s U 1 )0D the saQ dy Sj
(3 ware, without a single ex- Harrisburg and vieinity V I foundation of selling the u
(Ml ception, are brand new and up to the liave established us a record in public shoddy variety of merchan-
Gr verv minute in style. A magnificent favor . ' or TRUTII AND HONESTY. dise can not hope for a business that |3,
93 array of all that is rich, beautiful and .r money will etaud. But he who builds ou the . ,
(3d ... will be the principal factor upon rj , UAXT p,,m TT . ... i nfts
qP art istic in solid gold and silver wh i c h this business will be estab- solid rocks of HONEST \ ALULS— tvjp
y « jewelry, handsomely cased watches, lished—aud this "different kind of HONEST GOODS and HONEST AD- h g
9 (ft artistic tableware, and all the season's jewelry store" will always give you VERTISING can be assured of perma- C p
Q S3 novelties in art jewelry, r,waits your back your money without quibble or nency. We purpose to make this a g
C 3 inspection. delay in case of any dissatisfaction. permanent store. q S
I | Beautiful Souvenirs I \
Impelled by a natural feeling of gratitude earnestly request that you favor us with your BIS
towy and a sincere appreciation for the years of presence at our Grand Opening tomorrow and
M patronage bestowed upon us by the people of receive a beautiful souvenir with our compli- 9fß|
3 tius city and the surroundng towns, we ments. zjM||
| 206 Market St. i | 206 Market St. I 1
1 MARKET STREET STORE | j
One of Five Sisters Who
Married U. B. Preachers
Dies in Western State
Mrs. Kathryn Uarman. a sister of
Mrs. Mliie Renn, 1(105 Market street,
this city, who died Tuesday at (Jales
btirs. 111., was buried this afternoon
at that city.
Mrs. Uarman before her marriage to
tiie late Rev. Sheridan Garnian, was
Miss Kathryn UiKht. of Alinville, Pa.
She was well known throughout Leba
non county and bad many friends at
Middletown. where she was a frequent
visitor, Fifteen years ago she moved
West when her husband was called by
an Illinois United Brethren Church.
Mrs. Uarman was one of five sisters,
nil of whom married United Brethren
preachers. Mrs. Renn, her sister here,
was tlie wife Of the Rev. U. G. Renn.
who died three years ago while pastor
of State Street United Brethren Church.
The five sisters met their husbands
while the young men were students at
l«ehannn Valley College.
YOUNG I'EOI'IjE ON HIKE
New t'umberland. Pa., Nov. 26.
A jolly crowd of young people took
a hike to York county on Wednesday
night and were entertained at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Sloat. The
following took the hike: The Misses
Anna Raker. Esther t'ummings, of
Marcella Urlch, Trossa
Kerns. Kdith Taylor. Hazel Halo,
Maze) Vogelsong, Esther Miller, Ruth
Schell, Annie Hoover, New Cumber
land, Hazel Souders, York county:
Elizabeth Sloat. Karl Klsher, Charles
Bates, George PSates, I -co McCreary,
i )ren Kaufman, Rose Brlnton, Robert
Rytle, New Cumberland; Wllmot
Kapp, Edner Souders, ('amp Hill, and
Mr. Posey. Lcnioyne. Tlie party was
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Bomgardner and Mr. and Mrs. Walter
MeCorinick, Lemoyno.
II III: Tin: HOTTKRIIAM
RURIVRD MKDfCAI, SI I'l'LlKS '
H.v . 1 xsnciatrd Press
Berlin, Nov. 25, via l.ondon, Nov. 26.
—Tlio lire in the mail room of the Hol
land-American steamer llotterdam on
her east-bound trip, late in August,
ruined, it has been learned, a large
shipment of medical supplies from the
American Red Cross to Germany. The I
shipment, which was known to hav»
been damaged, was appraised by
American officials here upon its arrival
and its destruction found to be virtue
ally complete.
Ol>l> I KMiOWS' BANQUKT
New Cumberland, Pa„ Nov. 26. —«
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
will hold a banquet at their hall on
[.rune Kiroet tills evening.
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