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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20
At Northport Camperound

tNorthport Campground, Me, June
Especially With the opening OF
the Northport Inn this morning and
the landing of the steamers of the
Eastern S. S. Co on and after tomor-
row morning the season is fairly OPP
ened and every boat and train into
Belfast brings summer residents or
visitors. while many are arriving in
their own cars.
The campground seems to be The
Place of Honeymoops" this season, Tor
already there are three bridal couples
here The first to arrive was j. Leon
ard Packard and bride of Dexter, Tor
merly Miss Smart, daughter of George
Smart. the we'll known travelling man.
They are in the Ferguson cottage on
the shore not far from the boat land
ing and will remain for two more
weeks Earl Macomber. the well-known
ball player and teacher, arrived yes
terday from Boston with his prlue'
formerly Miss Powers of Boston. Both
are well known in Northport, having
passed several seasons here, where
their romance began. They are in the
Macomber cottage. Mr.. Macomoer
played ball in Belfast two years ago
and his work as shortstop IS well re-
membered He has just completed d
wears teaching in Putnam, CT. ID. U.
Roweu and bride of Hampden also ar
rived Yesterday and are in the Fergu-
son cottage now owned by Loren
Cross, corner of George and Griffin
streets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20
Church Notices

First Baptist church Rev. w. Fl; smith
pastor: Morning service at 1870; sunday
school at 11.45 a. NJ; evening service al
1000
First Universalist church, Rev IL. a
Markley pastor: Morning service at V'5oi
Sunday school at 1l.45 A. M
st. Matthew's church, Rev. w F. Liv-
ingston rector second Sunday after Trim
ityJ: Morning service at 1870; SUNDAY
school at AS A. Nj.
Old South church, Rev. F. Y. STANLEY
pastor: Morning service at 1871; SUNDAY
school at Has A. Nj: evening service al
100
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev; W
H. Brokenshire, 3. d., pastor: a AR %
M. Children's day service; aoqress,
Watch and pray" by Miss Louis Perry
and pastor vocal selections by the M; H. Il;
quartet and the girls of Erskine nall %, OF
the Industrial school; 11.30 A. M. baptism
If infants: u o'clock. Sunday school con- con.
hv the children. p. NJ, Junior bp-
ny League; p NJ, evangelistic ser r
vices for the children "Wednesday ye at 1St
FRIDAY al $50 P. NJ. class meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

(COnllnueO lfOft tdBS inv
bonds is to be expended in period
covering the next four years. NOW,
an equitable distribution of this bona
money is called for in the dinerent
counties by the terms of the laW-out
one county may get it's part the f1rst
wear and another the fourth year, as
the Commission has the discretion Oh
the time of expenditure.
Now in regard to the claim Whlch
is made that Cumberland county Is
getting more than its share,-the FED
eral government came forward with
proposition to give the State $4,000
in aid of building a road from Port
land to Bath, but the State is required
by them to put up twice as much, In
order to get this $4,000 or $l3o0oo'
which makes a joint fund of sls5.Voo.
On any basis of an equitable ols-
tribution, there would still be some
thing coming to Cumberland county
during the four years, but / under
stand it is not proposed to give them
remainder of their proportion OF TINS
money until this Portland-B Bath road
is built. Further than this, the gov
eminent insists upon plans and speci-
fications and the kind of constructions
which will suit them, and after
great deal of engineering the State
has finally agreed, through its High
way Commission, with the federal Of
ficers upon plans and specifications
for this work The work costs more
than / expected 1t would. but nothing
less will satisfy the federal govern
ment. You must remember that the
agricultural department and the post
! Office department of the federal gov
eminent have charge of this work
/ Their experts have looked the road
| over and claim that the kind Of con-
| struction which they have agreed to-
| is of the least cost that theyw Ill agree
upon. Hence, the State had its choice
of giving up the 5000 and not build
! ing this road to suit the federal au-
| thorities, or to go on with the work
as proposed. This road from Port
land to Bath is one of the worst loca-
tions upon which to build a highway
in the State. There is no gravel on
the route and 1t is a clayey soil most
of the way. and bad about drainage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Richmond High School.
The class motto. Non Mini Solum,"
not for ourselves alone. prominent in
the foreground, completed the picture.
At a little after o'clock each class
of the High school was marshaled in
by George N. Libby.
The class of 1914 was seated on the
stage and with them were Principal
w. w. Washburn and his two assist
ants. Miss Christine Ring and Miss
Margaret Ashworth, Supt. of Schools
James A. Norton and members of the
school board, Chairman F. b. Peabody,
o. L. Sherburne and Robert p. Stew
art
The exercises opened with prayer by
Rev. Charles c. Macdonald of the
Congregational church and the pro-
gram was carried out as follows:
March
Prayer. Rev. C. c. Macdonald
.. o Response;
ture.'' Lorena Myrtle Reed
Class VIII.
Music.
History. Myrtle Ethelyn True
Grafton. Norman Daniel Stewart
Music.
Prophecy Grace Ilene Brown
Presentation OF Gifts,
Elmer Joseph Wade
Music.
valedictory. Katherine Emma Briggs
Presentation of Diplomas.
Singing of the Class Ode.
Written by Lorena Myrtle Reed
The essays for this year deserve a
word of special praise. The valedic-
tory and salutatory were well written,
and all the parts were designed to
show the scholarship of the students
and were carried out with dignity and
impressiveness. Music was furnished
by the Ariel Orchestra of Lewiston.
The program closed with the confer
ring of the diplomas by Supt. Norton,
with well chosen words. which were
closely followed not only by pupils
but by the audience.
The benediction closed the after
Moons program.
This is one of the smallest classes
ever graduated from the Richmond
High school. OF this number four are
girls and two boys. The class colors
are old rose and white and the class
flower Wild rose. The class motto Is
3 Non Mihi Solum.' not for ourselves
alone. The class officers are: Presi-
dent. Norman d. Stewart vice presi-
dent. I.orena NJ. Reed secretary
Grace /. Brown; treasurer, Katherine
x. Briggs.
The reception and ball was held ir
the evening and a fine order Of q
: dances was enjoyed. The floor man
a~ar mos Hon Noble Maxyyail. aids
F. f. Preble. J. w. Randette. w F
Durham, c. A. Alexander and T.
Southland.
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VASSAL BORO.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Tufts recently
entertained MIR. Tufts cousin, Mrs.
Elsie Tufts McKenny of Waterville.
Miss Irene Tufts attended Com
mencement exercises Tuesday after
noon at Coburn Classical Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Cobb attended
divine service Sunday at the Free
Baptist church in Waterville.
Francis Robinson and Harold Webb
made a pleasure trip to Togus re-
Gently.
George Stevens and family have re-
turned from a visit at Burnham.
Mrs. Il. B. Tufts and Misses Irene
and Sarah Tufts visited Riverside
schools Friday, taught by Mrs. Alice
Randall and Miss Winnifred Langley
Mrs. S. II. Marden made a business
trip Saturday to Waterville.
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BELFAST.
Money Subscribed for a
Series Of Band Concerts
An Engagement JuIy4th Picnic
Develop Maine Campaign
Three Bridal Couples Are Already
Guests at Horthpori Campground

Belfast, Me, June 19.-(SpeciaD.-
1t is understood that through the gem
erosity of the public spirited business
men and others, that sufficient money
has been raised by subscription to
arrange for a series of band concerts
during the summer by the Belfast
Band. The first will probably be Civ
en- next Friday night on the stand in
the School common.
An attempt will be made in Waldo
county the coming week TO boom the
Develop Maine movement and it is
hoped that at least 10 per cent. of the
population in each town will become
members of the association. 1t is
hoped to raise the membership to So.
600
The engagement is announced by
Mrs. Thomas L. Shute of her eldest
daughter, Miss Nina Reed Shute and
George Maylon Hibbard formerly of
Edna. The date of the wedding has
not been announced.
The parishes of the Trinity Reform
ed and Mason's Mills churches Of
East Belfast will hold a picnic on the
Vaughan shore, East Belfast, July 4,
with big dinner, sports and games.
Mrs John J. Andrews and sons,
John A. Andrews and Ernest Andrews
of Providence, r. l., Miss Hope Whit
tier of Providence and Miss Edith
Montgomery. the latter sister of Mrs
Haraden S. Pearl, arrived by boat this
morning and will pass the next 10 days
as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Pearl
a the Congregational parsonage, High
street.
Mrs Arthur p. Atwood of Lowell
Mass, better known in Belfast as Miss
Ethel French, niece of Miss r. A
French. formerly in business here
with Miss Nellie Hopkins. was the
guest this week of Miss Charlotte lib
belts and left today fer her home. Mrs
Atwood was married about year ago
and Miss Tibbetts was one of her
bridesmaids.
Frederick F Ingersoll arrived last
night having motored through from
Portland, and will be the guest OF his
fiance. Miss Louise Weber, for the
remainder of the week. Miss Weber.
who has been camping at Northport'
has returned home.
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NORRIDGEWOCk.

MIR. and Mrs. Richard Goodrioge. mr'
and Mrs. Frank Goodridge and EilJah
Barker of Hartland were recent guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. f. Barker.
Mis-, Abbie Giggey has returned
from a visit in Clinton accompanied by
her friend, Miss Beulah Stuart of that
town.
Mrs. Della Williamson has returned
fro,o a visit with relatives in Mercer
Elton Holbrook is spending ms va
cation at the home of his uncle, Wm'
Fletcher. =,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bates recently WIS
tied friends in Mercer.
Mrs. Lottie Scribner of Mercer was
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Graduation OF
Richmond High

Richmond, Me, June 19-(SpeciaD.
The Commencement exercises of the
Richmond High school were held Fri
day afternoon at the Opera house be-
fore crowded house. The class has
only six members, but the exercises
we're of a high order and the parts
showed much work and careful prep
aration. The hall was decorated with
the class colors, old rose and white.
and with evergreen and ported plants,
the combination making a very attrac-
tive appearance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

The Hallowell Trolley League team
VIII play Gardiner at Gardiner Sat
urday afternoon. Judging from the
game of last Wednesday some fast
baseball will be shown. Hallowell real
ICES that they will have to earn every
bit of today's game, but every man
feels that it can be done. The lineup
for this afternoon reads: Tresceau
C; Crowley p Niles h. Mayors 2b;
LaFleur 3b; Piper So; Simpson If;
Fish CT; and Webb RI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

letter to your Grange, and in order
that the matter may be better under
stood, l am taking the liberty of max
ing this letter public.
With kind regards, I remain.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM T. HAINES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20
WOMEN CAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re-
stored to Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Eldon, Mo. 81 was troubled with
DISPLACEMENT, inflammation and female

weakness. fOE TWO
We airs l could not
stand on my fe e t
long at a time and /
could not walk two
blocks without en-
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right side which
incre ase d every
month. / have been
at that time purple
in the face and would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Deputy Sheriff Jones of this city
made Webb law seizure at the Amer
lean Express Office Friday morning,
taking a package containing four
quarts of whiskey, consigned to G. H.
Kellogg
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Bankruptcy Petitions.

bankruptcy PETITIONS.
Winfield P Golf, Portland, stable
man. Liabilities, $3.50. Assets, $3.50.
Principal creditor listed, Haskell and
Anderson, Westbrook. Others for small
amounts of Portland, Gorham and
Westbrook Attorney Frank L. Moore,
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Harry w. Kidder of Bar Harbor
a former principal in the High school
passed Friday as the guest of friends
In this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Miss Lulu Buker of Gorham Normal
school is the guest for several weeks
of Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Sleeves, Sec
ond street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

James Yule of Gardiner has accept
ed a position in the barber shop OF
Fred Trial, Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Realizing the need OF every family in
Flag to display on patriotic mondays we
Der to our readers at ridiculously small
above coupons and present them at the
the lag is yours. Five cents extra Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-06-20

Augusta and vicinity for an American
have arranged to supply a limited num-
Journal Office with So cents in cash and
mailing If not called for.
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HAINES ATTACKS

Continued from Page One)
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06

sEVEN-RoOM Cottage, good conditIo1
modern except furnace SIS; SOSs I,eaven
worth ST. Phone Webster 1882
GROOM, modern house, except heat On
s5lo Binney st. Phone W. 1859.
FOR RENT-Seven-room modern house:
paved street. convenient to car; rood
parn' In good repair, ,22OS Miami ST. S26
!. n. HAMMoD, 81 Board OF Trade
TEN-RooM house. modern, a bargain-
80; coo s. 18th st. Douglas 40
NEWLY finished throughout; 7-r. house
mod. ex. heat. 2sls T!elAwell w. sT2s
SIR HOUSE. modern, water heat. hard
wood finish. near cars, Dundee Phone
II. 1858
FOR RENT-Four-room cottage AT 50s
SO. 18th Ave. ID. L. Thomas. 4l2 Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Payne& Slater Company
'Omaha's Rental Men"
Douglas 1915

Apartments and Flats.
BOOMING HOUSE FOR RENT.
S-room modern, two-story brick house
at alst and Harvey SITS; viii be put In
]. II. DUPONT q CO.,
10os Farnam St Phone Douglas 600
VERY choice or broom steam heated
apartment on West Farnam street.
JOHN w. ROBBINS, 1909 FARNAM ST.
RENT.
si2.oo-6-room, modern except heat; cor
ner flat, az a90S Lavenworth.
S27.60-S-room. corner. house and barn,
Sso.OO-5-room all modern: almost new.
Lower sc. Louis flat, at 2si7 jackson st.
H. A. WOLF.
PATHFINDER SIS.
SOS n. 18th. Ser mod, except heat. $500.
2S5 s. 18th. b-r mod. except heat. 80
s& N. Gath. CIR. mod. except heat. .Sl7 90
1855 SO. 18TH, 7-r, mod. except heat. 1900
MODERN.
i2i so. 10th, Ar, disappearing bed
In living room, close in..,.4..,.$S co.
1873 Writ st.. CIR brand new, very
MISREPRESENTATION CO. saw
9Os-i0-i3 state Bank Bldg.
CHOICE APARTMENTS.
tN.b0-Dandy apartment OF four rooms
bath and fine screened porch; oak fin
tsh; mirror door, choice lighting fixtures
bath and large screened rsSs porch ;' oak Kiln FIN.
lshj press brick mantel and gas log.
New and up-to-dRte. Fine surround
inEs Every convenience, including plenty
OF heat, first-clAsa 1anitOr service. Can
give possession October !.
These may be seen at any time upon
~ SCOTT a HILL co.
06-l-s Mccague Bldg. Douglas l0oo.s
STEAM heated apartment OF 1 rooms
illes, $50 10 ESs Cunning ST. from nS5O
Thos. w. HaAen,
e0T Mocague Bldg. d. lSoo'
MODERN brick flat, iS2s North Slth.
Would rent 70 good eolored family,
sQ Mecagie Bldg. d. lSo0'
9 ss.5S
WINTER RATES
In the Maewood al All Harvey. Living
room with disappearing bed and built-in
Besmsd ceiling balcony and French win Win.
dows. Large clothes closet with oheval
mirror. Kitchen has buiit-in refrigarAtor,
ges range and cupboard cabinet complete.
room In basement. First claas location
In easy walking distance.
ERNEST SWEET,
16il Harvey ST. ID. Ina
MODERN brick fat isos North issh 81.
In A-No. ! shape, S2o00
TH0a W. HAzEN,
sl Mecague Bldg. ID. 1900 :
STEAM HEATED Apartments In the
Troy, sos Harvey. Every modern Inn
prOvement Best OF jAnitor service. Is.
t35 and t66o each.
THos. W. HAzES.
SG Mecague Bldg d. 1890 :
BsAra aaa ASsaaA.
REFINED home. good neighborhood
cory front room. with deairahlo board
hArney nlA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
FOR RENT
A COZY FOtTR-ROOM BUNGALOW
AND TWO I.ARGE LOTS

A COZY FoUR-ROOM BUNGALOW
AND TWO LARGE LOTS.
This pretty little home is we'll located
it's on a good street OF neat homes and
nice neighbors; the lots lay fine, with a
terrace Of about two feet above the side
walk, each lot 50xl35, making one piece Of
ground 50x270 In all. The back lot Is set
TO all kinds of fruit, about thirty trees
In all fine place II you want to keep
a few chickens, plenty of room. and you
can make enough from the back lot in
chickens and fruit to pay for Il. II is
seldom that / can offer a. nice a little
proposition as this. Then, too, the house
Is pretty attractive little bungalow
built right from the ground up; not an
old house that needs repairs; it's a good
elmost new home. South front, with nice
front porch. good sized living room, wide
mission opening to pretty dining room
on east side. Fine kitchen and pantry,
good sized bedroom and big closet, bath
room with porcelain tub, high grade
water closet, sink in kitchen. all In one
piece. Full brick basement, with walls
built clear down on all sides. Electric
lights all through, with nice fixtures;
gas for cooking Polished hardwood
floors. Well built In every way: double
floors with red rosin paper between; tar
felt between walls. A warm and COM
PORTABLE home Arranged and planned so
tnat another room can be added at any
time, making a fve-room cottage at
small expense Let your rent pay for
this home. Will sell for S165 cash and SIS
per month. Price with the two lots only
s2,O5O. Do not fail TO see IL today. The
one advertised last Sunday sold. This
VIII sell as quickly See me today as
early as possible Take Benson car, get
off at 6lst st. in Benson, and come south
to No, 2aOS, Phone Benson l22.
r. s. TRUI,LINGER
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Strictly Modern

6-r., 1910 No I'D ST., very choice cottage
In first-class residence district, sA.
s-r., 500 30. s5th st.. good cottage in
first-olass residence district t27.50
I-r., go SO. flst St.. choice cottage, 80
IT., 26ii Dewey Ave. first-class brick
dwelling. hot water heating plant. re-
7-ry 7Oi So 18th St.. very close in, brick
garage. a.
ST., So. 35th Ave, large family DWELL
ing In good residence district SIS.
.o S-rooms and maids quarters, 1893 50.
10th Ave. a very cholca detached dwell
Ing In Hanscom Park district, $50.
s-r,, 1881 Harvey St, detached dwelling,
very close In, bargain ea250
s-r., 1891 Chicago ST., large house, very
close In, will put in first-class shape, $40
S-r.. 3ib Dodge ST., brand new brick
and stucco dwelling In the heart OF the
" est Farnam district. Call Mt our office
and we will show you through it-Se0.
s-r., 1858 Farnam ST. good brick dwell
ing within walking distance to business
center. 1870
lO-r. 1880 Bristol, large brick dwelling
large barn, good residence district, 81. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Houses for Rent

Houses for Rent
Very desirable Groom brick flat. close
TO high school. This house has all mod
ern conveniences, including hardwood fin
tsh, tiled bath room and sun room.
rooms, strictly modern, on S8th ST.,
near Farnam, S45
rooms and hall, strictly modern; hard
wood finish In first story, bedrooms up
s32,0 This house fronts on q paved street
and boulevard, ~ blocks from car line.
Broom house. on Ssth st. near Harvey.
rooms, modern, 2s12 Pacific St, so
rooms, modern, 1l6 N. 2lth ST, SS2.50
Suitable for Rooming House
s-room, modern, S-story brick house. 2ist
and Harvey. $40
J. H. DUMONT & CO.,
1908 FarAam st. Phone Douglas 600.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
HoUsEs-UNpER l26.

HoUSES-UNDER S26.
SS6 Charles, AZ. partly modern, 81. 90
SsVS CHARLES, 6-r., partly modern. .. SIS. 90
zsM Seward, 6-r., partly modern. SIS 90
ssH y. 18th St, 7-r.. partly modern. SIS. 90
~ n 9th St, Ter, partly modern. so 90
l4I0 ~ 18th. SER, cot. mod. ex. fur. $40. 90
HOUSES-S5 AND UP STRICTLY
MODERN.
23oS Dewey Ave. 5-r., walking dist. SGT 80
zoh Charles, 6-r.' new brick Just
-. SOiilpleteo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80. 90
2si5 Dodge. SER. brick. splendid con-
a., 3lton ,...'.................. 80 W
l0lt N. 10th, 7-r., nice yard....,..,.....t35.0 90
CO.'S Florence Blvd, b-r., handsome
bungalow, sleeping porch, hot
water heat. fine surroundings, one
plook from car $40 90
1913 Park Ave. n-r. fine for large
IAnllly ..ss...sss....s....... .fOO.VO
AS n. 10th, S-r., detached brick West
Farnam district garage. S55 90
1872 S. 35th S-r., new brick. $40. 90
ARMSTRONG-WAL COMPANY,
Tyler 1885 20S-l0-l2-l4 State Nat. Blk. Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Suitable for Large Family or
for Boarding House.
Traver Bros.

A five-room modern cottage, close TO car
line and school, pretty south front lot,
esxlS, on a good street, lot level and high
ana nice lawn. an attractive and inviting
home. Wide front porch with heavy rail-
Ing, heavy bevel plate oak door, large
vesubule entrance opening to living room
on the east side. pretty colonnade opening
from living room to dining room, large
deep, bay window in dining room with
plate railing on all sides. Large kitchen
and pantry and closed In back entry. Full
concrete basement, well lighted. Two fine
large bed rooms with closet for each one
Large bath room completely equipped
with high grade plumbing fixtures, hot
and cold water. nice medicine cabinet In
path room. Polished oak floors electric
nehts and pretty fixtures, gas in Kitchen.
decorated throughout with latest designs
oatmeal papers. A home YOU will live
one that Is well built, warm and snbstan-
lal. a location that could not be better.
a south front lot that lays right. want
you 70 see II, want you to know for your
sell that home is real good value You
can own It just about as easily as YOU
can pay rent for an old house that does
not suit you. l will sell II for q. S75. f275
cash and $22.b0 per month. The monthIv
payments VIII include the interest 40 the
S-soo per month Is all the payments that
are required. Take q car now and come
you phone for II / will gladly send M,
auto after you. Take Benson car Saf
OH az Slst street In Benson and come soiith
10 No. 1906. Phone Benson -
+. 3. TRULLINGER
Omaha daily bee., 1914-09-06
Strictly Modern

.4-r., 9osi Howard. exceptionally choice
flat, very close In, 81. ~
b-r.. SOS So. 18th choice flat. modern IN
every respect. open for inspection today,
reduced to SIS
b-r., COS 30. 18th, practically new.
beautifully decorated flat. very close
S.r, Sis No, sSth. within easy walking
io-r., sic So. 56th Ave. reduced 10 t1STs.
We have some very choice two TO SIX
room heated apartments. See our COM
plete printed list before renting.