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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
Daily Talks on Heart Topics
Laura Jean Libbey

the world and his wife seem intent
upon making a match between
them. When other attempts brinz
no results. the girl will gather to-
gether a few friends at her home.
and write him that ne must NOT fail
10 come. if he would retain her
friendship. When she puts il IN
that light. IL fetches him He finds
himself drawn into card party OF
so many couples who were 10 meet
for q social game each week at some
house II ALWAYS falls 10 his lot to
escort that one particular girl He
falls into the habit Of presenting
himself al her door constantly. He
Is Well received. All the members
OF the family are glad 20 see Pm
They make il 80 pleasant that he
hasn't the Eeart 10 show LACK Of
appreciation by not coming aga i'm
and set again. He is helpless ina
the grasp Of circumstances and tho
hands of the girl. II his fortunes
do not look brighter ne is just
where ne was at he beginning OF
their friendship-stil not i'm a pc
sition 10 wed.
IF girl finds she has all the ma
neuVerins To do 70 keep a man by
her side, she ought TO have iudg-
ment sufficient 10 respect his retic-
ence and wish 10 break away"
There is such a wholesome truth de
picted in this mans survey of the
situation that II has opened ms
eyes TO the fact that these long
draWn-Out heart affairs may -
quite as much the fault of the wor
an as the man. If a sutton needs
constant urging and reminding 20
keep the thread of his friendship
from breaking. a girl should loOlI
upon IL an an unnecessary task
which she has set for herself A
man knows better than any one else
does when he is not in need of love
and when his heart is attuned for il.
II is useless for a woman to steer
the Conversation toward love and
matrimony. Men are usually pretty
good fencers and know how to turn
the conversation when il is becOm-
ing dangerously personal. When
one says he is not a marrying man
a girl should put him on her friend
ship list, not on that of her prob
able suitors. Dear girls, it's your
own fault if YOU persist in urging
a man 10 call when you see that he
is not interested.
Copyright. 1917
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

and Leo Ciesielczyk of Chicago
spent Sunday at Barron lake fishing
Anthony Muslinski. Sample ST.
has gone 10 Chicago for a week 6
visit with relatives.
Frank Kucharski, W. Durham ST..
returned from a visit with friends a,
Bradley.
Clara Strauss. daughter OF Mrs
Francis Strauss. 900 w Thomas st.
left Sunday for South Chicago for a
several days visit with friends.
Paul Torpecki of Grand Rapids is
in the city on business
Alex Lieber returned 70 South
Chicago Monday after Il weeks visit
with DR. Nicholas Borisowicz. sos $
Chaplin St
Sylvester Bieganczak Walnut st.
has gone 20 Detroit for an indefinite
stay.
Miss Hattie Kosvielny, 427 :
Chaplin St. returned Monday from a
weeks visit with her parents AT
Bronson.
Bernard PieczkowsH Of Indiana
Harbor is spending a few days with
friends here.
Anthony Hosinski. 2214 Kenwood
ay.. returned from days visit at
Rolling Prairie He was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs John Mrozinski.
Miss Emily Camel returned TO her
home in South Chicago after a
weeks visit with Mrs. Frances
Strauss. 900 w. Thomas St
Joseph Kutarski of Laporte Is
spending a few days with friends
here.
John Domrzalski. who has been
here visiting with friends. left sun
day evening for Michigan City.
Charles Woltawski returned to
EIkhart following short visit here
with friends.
Walter BuczniarsH OF Flint is
spending the week with friends here.
Andrew Kazmierczak. 1921 W.
Sample St. returned from a couple
days visit with relatives at South
Chicago.
Carl SOkolski Of Indiana Harbor
is i'm the city visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Zacharek. 1921
w Division St. returned from two
weeks visit with relatives at Chi
cago and Streator, I'll.
Stanley Beczkiewicz. IL :. Laurel
st. is spending the week at Laporte.
John Satosik. Colfax av.. has gone
to Gary for a weeks visit with rel
atives.
Hiss Stella Kowalski returned 10
her home in South following a
weeks visit with relatives. She was
the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Jacob
I-rbanski. 500 w. Sample -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
The Housewives Economy Calendar

YOU sometimes have 70 keep the
ligh, shining.
In bedrooms mucn can he done by
way OF reducing the amount OF cleo
tricity needed 10y having lamp hN-
lures either from the wall bracket or
from floor plug that can be placed
In various locations in the room
where their light is most needed.
For instance. If YOU have a lamp
Of this sort Ira your bedroom. il ma
answer the purpose Of dressing
tai BILE light and bedside light. and
YOU need never have more than one
burner burning These lamp ar
rangements can ne had al the de-
partment stores now for very
small price. White enamel brackets
20 very nicely with most bedrooms
I'd with a little care YOU can select
one with a chintz shade that will
go quite we'll with your decorations.
II YOU really want 10 be ecOnom-
zeal in light why not revive the
good old-fashiOned kerosene lamp ?
Comparative figures would show
that there is Considera BILE saving and
the light of a kerosene lamp that Is
KEEP; i'm good condition is surely as
satisfactory a light as any that could
be devised If YOU do needlework at
night il your children study AZ night
or If your husband reads. nothing
could be more satisfa Glory than "A
good student lamp or other clear
burning lamp OF course il gives
forth a certain al 1ouut Of heat lint
when the nights begin 10 lenSthen
this autumn t-at will not he unwel-
come So before winter comes take
a look up in your attic or i'm your
store closets and see whether YOU
have not some fine old lamp that
with a little attention could he con
verted into the best Of all possible
light cOnserVers.
Copyright. 1910
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

spending week
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Holth ans
children. 1880 w. Oak st. have re-
turned from a visit at Fish lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Steiner. 500 Prai-
RE av-. have returned from a vi.it
At Fish lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Schnelle. 221
y. Scott st, have returned from Fish
lake.
Miss Lois Wilson Garheld ct. has
returned from weeks visit At Der
rien Springs
David Bray 500 Napier ST, has
returned after weeks visit at
Knox. Ind
Mrs Jacob Fisher. Sal :. Clinton
St has returned from Dsnville. III.
where she was visiting her sister
for a week.
MIR. and AIRS Fred -. Blenis. 705
: Columbia St left Saturday for
ThompsonVHe. Mich. where they
viii visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs ~. Campbell. 126
Colombia st. spent sunday AT North
Liberty with relatives
Y F. Curry Of Chicago spent the
Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ r.
Montgomery. so = Columb ia 81.
and also attended the Curry Nicker-
son reunion which was held at Hud-
son lake Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs John r. Bender OF
Shipshewana. Ind. are spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter
shank. $50 F.. South ST
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Render OF
Shipshewana Ind. hav, returned
home after short visit with Mr.
and Mrs J ". shank $50 r. South
81
Mr. and Mrs W. Forest. daughter
Violet and son. Tilden. SOC :. Co
lum st. returned sunday after a
weeks stay at Indian lake. Mich
Mrs. ". Forest sos S. Columb ia
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
Social Calendar
Tuesday.

4 meeting Of the Women's league
of the First NJ r church will be
held AZ the home OF Mrs. j. 4. Va
rer. sos $ Lafayette blvd.
Mrs Richard Dugdale, 209 +. Ma
varre ST.. viii he hostess 20 the Sill
yer Pleasure club.
Chairmen Of the Red cross aux
Hisries will meet in the Union Trust
building.
Wednesday.
Members of the Sunshine club viii
GO 10 Hudson lake for the day.
4 meeting Of the Women's Home
Missionary society Of Grace NJ. f.
church will he held i'm the church
parlors
Mrs Eli Carter 1924 : Main ST..
viii ne hostess 10 the women's For
ci-u Missionary society of Stull NJ.
r. church.
meeting of the South Bend
Hish school Red Cross auxiliary
viii be held az the home Of Miss
Elsie Idppiucott 5oc w. Washing
tom av.
Thursday.
The Penelope club will meet with
Mrs w \. Hopper at the y. w G.
Mrs Kate y. France. tl1 w. Col
fax av.. viii he hostess to the WASH
inyton Red Cross auxiliary. No. ].
Members Of the Ladies' Aid So
-iety OF Indiana Avenue Christian
church will meet at the home ~
Ns w s. Brundige. Haney sv.
Mrs Bert Thompson and Mrs. w
T.. Hunt. 500 s Franklin ST. viii
entertain the members or the PlHm-
cuth club.
Members Of the Lehr family Will
hold reunion M Byler hall.
\ thimble will be held at the
home or Airs. g. r. Reed. EOS T..
Tutt ST.. hv the member Of the
Women's Bible class or the First
Brethren church
Friday.
Members Or the Wanita circle viii
hold an an day meeting AZ spring
brook park.
Saturday.
4 reunion of the Watkins X Olar
families will be held AZ the home
Or Mr. and Mrs. John ellis. north
~ the CITY
Mem hers Or the John and Eliza
beth Jackson families will hold their
reunion today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

In letter INST received a man
attempts 10 tell me why many a
man calls upon woman over a long
strength of time without proposing
marriage. The letter throws a cal
cium light upon this subject which
mas heretofore been kept IN the
dark. To quote from the letter. In
nine cases out Of 10 a man is Ger
tainly honorab BILE After some Wis
its ne sees the young woman is get
ting hold upon his affections. II
he were in a position to marry, well
and good If he must for good
reasons. put of marriage indefinite
ly he wisely concludes that il would
be best for both the girl and him
self If he were To stop going TO see
her.
Instead of letting a man alone
when ne shows an inclination To
stop calling. nine women out OF 10
will renew their efforts TO bring him
to their homes again. The more
stubborn he appears 10 be the more
they persist He may have been
frank enough 10 remark that ne is
ia'A II maj tAi- man LUIS titdA pLl
a stop TO their endeaVors Not a
bit OF II. They know he Is only
human. Therefore ne is liable TO
change his notions over night. If
he STAYS away a fortnight or over
the young woman sends him a clev-
en- little note. saying that she wishes
10 see him on such an evening on
something very important. The
something important is 10 invite
him to dinner the following sun
day. Again, if he seems i'm danger
OF falling OF from his visits. little
brother il sent 10 hunt him up and
tell him that sis wants him 10 come
round to the house. She wants TO
see him before she goes away -
the man avoids the places where he
is Won't 10 be found, taking a round
about route TO town that imp OF
boy : AT his heels. and succeeds in
landing him at his house. When
he successfully eludes the lad the
kris friends press themselves into
the service and follow him up, All
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Country club activities for this
week offer plenty Of endowment foT
the members one OF the most pop
MAR offerings which the club has
each week is the Tuesday night
dance which viii be given ~ usual
tomorrow evening Donehue's or
,hestrs will furnish the mus ON
Wednesday, Ladies day. here Will
be golf instruction under the per
~onal supervision Of George O'Neil
There will also he a nine-hole blind
boEey tournament. beginning at 4.90
o'clock. At 1:20 O'Clock. a special
meeting of all club mem bers will be
held. called Ay order Of the board
- directors An interesting series
of motion pictures will be shown
Thursday evening these pictures IL
lustrating all the principal plays.
strokes and big features Of tourna-
ment play. including Ouimet. Evans.
Travers. etc. a week end dane
viii be given Saturday evening
The jos Seekers club Of which
Miss Helen Gross is president and
y W. Nerrick chief chauffeur en-
loved a delightful motor trip sun
dsv The party luuched AT ST Jo-
seph Mich and then continued the
trip to Benton Harbor and Eaton
Springs.
Defendants OF the late jacob Rit-
ter held their eighth annual reunion
~ Springbrook park Saturday. with
30 members in attendance Dinner
was served at noon. after which Of
fcers FOR the ensuing year were
elected p r. Wagner was chosen
president: r NJ Dunn. vice pres
dent Lydia F. Rhosdes. secretary.
and Harrison Ritter. treasurer. Will
liam White ard r f. Wagner were
PUT on the committee for arrange
ments The next reunion will be
held =. the same place. the second
Saturday In August, 1918.
=
The sixth annual family reunion
~ the Whitmer family was held
Sunday at the home Of Charles I'm
grey. FIVE miles southeast OF Mish-
awaka Dinner was served at noon
70 1O2 The oldest member present
Was Hester Ungrey. IS years old. and
the Youngest was William George
Karnes. eight months old. The fam
ilv will hold It's nex; reunion at the
home OF John Smith. north Of Bre-
men. the second Sunday in August,
1915
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS
SOCIAL EVENTS.

The election of officers at a meet
ing OF the St Joseph's society IF st.
Stanislaus' parish. Sunday afternoon,
resulted as follows: President. Stan
ley Lewinski vice president, Joseph
Bieletewski; secretary, Dennis
GOrka, vice secretary. Edmund
Gorka; treasurer. John kotz; trus-
tees, Anthony Kolupa, Vincent Dan
ielowicz and Joseph Buczkowski /;
director of sick, John Sikorski; mar
ShalS. Michael Janowiak, John Gar
necki and Joseph Kurdys; doorkeep-
er, Samuel Piotrowski: banner bear
ers. Joseph F'uta and Valentine HO-
sinski
a family picnic was enjoyed at
Ridley lake Sunday by Alexander
Makielski and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Makielski
The annual picnic Of the Falcons
L. Balicki No. ! was held Sunday AZ
Muessel's grove. two miles north
west of the city. Field stunts and
games were the important features
OF the days program. Fine refresh
ments were served.
The day was completed with a few
dances, with music furnished by T..
r. Falcons band.
Sunday members OF Falcons X.
Pulaski enjoyed days outing at
Osceola lake. In a special car the
picnickers left the city early in the
morning. on their arrival at the
lake all sorts OF games and contests
were enjoyed during the day. A
splendid picnic dinner and supper
furnished by the ladies OF the society
was served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

Hhfs hDt TIA y NiNts To san T.
LIGHT?
The director Of the United States
bureau Of mines was recently re-
ported a. having said that $500. goo
900 worth Of coal was wasted every
year in this land OF ours. At FIRST
thought. the housewife naturally
feels a. IL she were quite guiltIess
OF any share i'm this loss and con
sOles herself with the information
that inefficient power plants were
largely TO blame for this waste.
But another very considera bic
source Of this waste is in the waste
Of light The director Of the bureau
Of mines made the statement that
the brilliant lighting Of the roofs Of
apartment houses AZ night merely
for effect ought to be- stopped during
war time
And 80 also ought any unnecessary
illumination that does not contribute
Of our own or anyone else's cmorfort:
health or happiness. Whether YOU
light 10y gas or electricity IL is all
ultimately matter of coal. SO any
wasted light in your house H. wasted
coal II is all part of that $500 600. =
600 thrown away
Not only i'm order 10 help reduce
this waste. but also in order 70 keep
down your own light bills you ought
20 take time TO think of WAYS hv
which your light-be il gas or cleo
tricity will be- reduced 10 a mini
mum that is consistent with comfort.
one way 10 do it if Won use cleo
triclty is 10 secure supply OF low
candle lights. There are many places
IN your house where an eight-candle
power bulb viii answer the purpose
In the upstairs hall. in the children's
nursery. in passa geways and on out
side porches where on dark nights
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

St. Just returned home after three
weeks AT Atlanta, Ca. where she
attended the WOodman circle con
Vention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon Marker and
Miss Florence Run of Elkhart spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Q. r
Marker. 6t7 :. Columbia St
Mr.. and Mrs w. Dice and chill
dren. SIG :. Columbia St. returned
Sunday after a week at Koontz lake.
Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sieg and
children of Clinton. Ia, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. II. Galloway. 625 :.
Columbia St. and other relatives OF
this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
CARD OF THANKS

We desire To thank the friends
and neighbors for flowers. also their
assistance IN the sickness and death
OF our beloved mother
MIR STEPHEN BARCOME.
MRS. PETER LIZ NEQTE.
MRS. FRANK KLINE.
MRS. JAMES WILEY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
LADIES ATTENTION.

Mudlavia facial with Carlsbad
mud j. death % wrinkles a. 10 tight
ems up saggy muscles Experienced
operator from main Office Chicago.
with Nine Swarts Rrsndon-Durrell
co -AdYr
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

We cannot near each other live.
Mess We something take end give,
Nou and !
Iliuglng 10 old regrets We wait.
Hair happy. half accusing fate
broken hope l. like ghost.
We both seek something We nav lost
The world L. cold and the world Is vain f.
Apart We both shall wear the chain
You and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13
T0M0RR0W'S MENU
FOR TUESDAY.

Eat the fruit and don't inquire
about the tree Anon.
Breakfast.
Pears. Cereal and Cream.
Omelet.
oven Toast. Coffee
Luncheon or supper.
Bacon Fraze.
WatercreSs Salad olives.
cup Custards.
Dinner.
Clear Tomato Soup.
Shoulder Of Lamb. Scalloped Pota-
toes
Vegetable Macedonia
Endive Salad.
Orange Rice.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

Dr ANtell Dentist. 915 Union
Trust Bldg. -AdEL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-13

Omelet-This is an unbeaten
omelet. Break the eggs into a bowl
and stir, with pepper. salt and lit
- chopped parsley, until they are
mixed. Pour them into a pan I'm
which there is hot butter Stir
slightly with fork TO let the un-
cooked part reach the bottom of
! the pan, and when the eggs begin TO
set stop stirring and begin 10 roll
the omelet.
Bacon fraze-Beat up one egg.
add half cup OF milk and -four To
make a thin batter. Beat in salt
spoonful Of salt Dip five thin slices
of bacon into the batter Lay them
in a creased frying pan Pour the
remainder of the batter over them.
Brown on both sides Dish up on
hot platter and serve with toast.
Orange rice-Cook half cupful
Of rice in water until tender Then
add a quarter Of tablespoonful Of
salt. tablespoonful of sugar and
half teaspoonful OF butter. Keep
hot and dry and add the grated
rind of an orange. Serve with d
sauce made OF a beaten egg white,
TO which a tablespoonful Of sugar
and the Juice and pulp OF an orange
are added. The sauce must be made
Just before serving.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
NEMMAN MNE,TlIFNT 90.


S9OOO-I5 = rm- aptmts., 1 store rn-. 8
lots. cor. sl25 rent; seprt yards. feneed'
pOrchs- $500 cash, bal l, :. .. yrs
S9OOO-I rm., 1 rm. and I rm- houses
FIRST St. close in; cor. rent So. S4OO
cash. bal = yrs. BARGAIN short time
SS5OO-IG rm- mod. home; 1eo0 blk. Mon
tana St. fun lots $500 cash bal suit;
best bargain on this fine street
S6GOO-4O rm- Mex Ten. So Florence II. :
? blGEs- 500 rent. $1,000 cash bal suit
BARGAIN.
S4OOO-6 I'm. bung-. oak frs. servnts 4ters-
Fur Golden hill: $1,000 cash. bal S35 per mo
S4O0O-5 rm. bung-, maple frs 1920 Ala
nogordO st, g. sip. pch- fun rear large
rms: basement; very complete Inn S9Vv
cash. $40 mo-
SS5OO-6 rm. bung. colt. ? lots. car line;
restricted dist: garage $500 cash. bal suit.
or would trade part.
SSOOO-i rm- colt, Sunset hts. min walk
from p o. $1,000 cash. bal suit
S26OO-4 rm- bUng.. new. lots. So front.
basement close in
SsOOO-3 rm. bung. and nm frame on >
lots. S2O0 cash. Sz5 per mo. int incl
$780, rm. bung-, new. lots, So frnt-,
fine view. near school. basement. brick and
cobblestone: sip pch-
SI2OO-3 rm- frame 4 lots. so. frnt. $500
cash bal $50 per mo. int incl
S5s per A-IS4 acres near BerinO; cut 10
suit. trade Tor FL Paso prop
$50 per As acres. Borderland route,
all in cult. will cut, trade for FL Paso prop
$50 per A-36 acres. State road on ditch
al in cult. trade for Fl PasO prop.
S5OOO-3s acres near Clint. fine state Of
cult. trade for f Paso prop.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT co,
Phone $50 leo san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
snME WORE BARGAINs

Nice room red brick bungalow Bliss
street near Piedras-
Excellent room bungalow on Bliss. near
Stevens
room bungalow on orc ST. in 5000 block
n viii pay you 10 see Us for particulars
All bargains We own and control these
GEORGE ". CRUTCHER son.
Room l. GIorehouse block. Phone ss5
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30

We have d group Of mining claims
located on main contact in a p-Jven
and producing district near Fl PasO.
will sell on easy terms OF give an
interest to reliable parties TO de
velop the properties.
WHITE-PADEN REALTY co.
~ y Stanton St Phcu- l1uU.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
EnTR NEM RTNGAInMs-
4 Gnon INNEsTMENT

4 T. Coles a Bros, 2O2 y ore
gon ST. are authorized 70 sell
one OF the best business corners
iu E. Paso- This is an unusu-
ally good chance 70 secure a
choice piece Of property suitable
Tor any line Of business at the
best rent. The option Is limited.
so don't delay seeing this prop
erty II in the market.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
NOTICE.

The owner Of lots Il TO Is.
block 50. Highland Park. will
accept $1,000 net ash This
property IS on the carline not
far out. and is a corner suitable
for ungaloWs. stores OF apart
ments. IN A rapidly growing sec
tion. Street now being graded
Entire corner may be had for
The price Cf one good building
site. Call at 81 Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
sI25o

$3.50
g room and sip. pch- on lots.
= blocks Of Alta Vista school
fenced and out bldgs- $500 cash
SIS per month including. this IS
q corner
HOMES.
Beautiful home on M0utaua
will take some trade. or will
take 8 room house in Alta Vista
$500
. room modern bungalow, full
lots. Alta Vista section; $3.50
cash: balance to suit purchaser
$3.50
Dandy little 1 room home.
lots; you can buy this on your
rent money. $3.50 down and So
per month. including interest
SIlj0
room adobe. will sell 20 col
ored people. $500 cash. so per
month.
No matter what size your pOck-
ct book. we can suit you; come
IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.

Beautiful five room brick bungalow. two
Borches. thoroughly modern. never occupied.
We lots At carline. Only S25Oo- SEQ cash
lalance monthly
New four room brick bungalow. two porch
s. modern. just being completed splendid
location. Alta Vista Only sc500 $50 cash
balance monthly
FRANK r. cox
Phone 6s25- rs Cap-=s Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-30
A BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW

Of : rooms with basement
furnace heat. tub and shower
baths; 4 full lots corner beau
tifuly furnished brick building,
entire length OF lots including
double garage, servants quar-
tiers, chicken house. COW house,
etc: large verandas and pergola,
owner will give immediate pos
session for $500. $1,000 cash
This is positively the best buy IN
Fl Pas0; worth fully $4,000
See JENKINS.
y. G. BUCHOZ & CO.
Sheldon Hotel bldg