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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-29
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
Spanish Ambassador and Nine. de RianO Feted-Miss
Sutherand's Engagement to Army Officer Announced

rage by Mr.. Collamer. Those present
at the marriage will be the BRIDE
groom's father, Judge S. P. Davidson.
of Tecumseh and Omaha, Neb.; a
brother of the bride, Charles Hart. U.
s. N, who has just returned from
France, and Mr.. and Mrs. Watson +.
Coleman, cousins of Mr.. Davidson.
The bride will be married in a travel
ing suit and will leave at once with
her husband for a wedding trip. They
will be at home after June 10 at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Collamer.
Mr.. Davidson came to Washington
seven years ago from his home in
Nebraska, and since that time has
been connected with the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company. He
was recently discharged from the
service, having had the rank Of lieu
tenant in the ordnance corps, u. S. A.
on to Meet Husband.
Mrs. Joseph Kuhn has gone to New
York to meet Major General Kuhn,
who Is expected to land there any day
now, after being in France about one
year.
Charles R Crane, commissioner to
investigate conditions in the East, has
gone to Constantinople-
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BRANDEIS OFF IN JUNE
FOR PARIS AND PALESTINE

Justice Louis D. Brandeis, Of the
United States Supreme Court, will
leave for Europe not later than June
IA He will go first to Paris and then
to Palestine.
The objects OF his visit are to see
if the creation OF a separate Jewish
state in Palestine is possible and to
make certain that equal rights and
privileges are accorded Jews in Po-
land. Galicia- Rumania, and other
countries where pogroms have lately
taken place.
While in Paris Justice Brandeis
will confer with President Wilson,
and no doubt take up with him pro-
posed methods to be employed by the
United States in ending the massacres
of thousands of Jewish men, women,
and children in Europe.
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no QuIt CnpItal Next vol.

The Minister of Norway and Nine
Bryn expect to leave town next week
for Monterey, Pa. having leased for
the summer months the same cottage
which they occupied last season. Their
eldest daughter, Miss Marguerite
Bryn, whose name has been mention
ed among the possible debutantes of
next season, will probably not be for
mally presented to society. She will
attend school in Washington for an
other year, and will then enter We'll
lesley College.
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Ira Nelson Morris, the American
minister to Sweden, has been granted
leave OF absence and is now on his
way home from Stockholm.
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knight Of the order; wherefore We, as
master Of Brandenburg, have attach
ed our highest individual signature"
Inevitably" says Vorwaerts, zone
thinks while viewing this comedy of
the valued Lieut.. Eckdahl Ibsen's
Wild Duck. whose greatest bliss is
TO put on in a closed room the uni
form he dare not wear in public. II
the circle OF the Johannitter Order
Eitel Friedrich still feels himself by
Gods grace"
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WILL BOOST AIR SERVICE.

Congressman Frederick D. Hicks of
New York. aviation enthusiast, has
been named chairman of the subcom-
mittee on aviation of the House Naval
Affairs Committee. He plans to work
for a comprehensive aviation pro-
gram. When Mr.. Hicks learned OF
the arrival of the NC-4 in Lisbon. he
read into the record a tribute to
Commander Read and a brief descrip-
tion of his seaplane.
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HOLDS TO
.DVINE RIGHT DREAM

BERLIN, May 2e.-He who believes
that the former German royalty has
,disabused itself Of the idea that il
ruled predominated "by Gods grace"
IA mistaken, says Vorwaerts, quoting
the announcement OF the famous
sJohannitter order just engraved in
Berlin shop, which begins: 1--WE, Will
helm Eitel Friedrich Christian Karl,
by Gods grace, prince Of Prussia, here
with proclaim that we, after investi-
igation and on its invitation, have &C
seepted the position of honorable
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Tea For Mrs Newberry.

Miss Eleanor g. DuPuy. president
of the District of Columbia branch
Of the NeedIework Guild of America,
will be hostess at a tea this after
noon in compliment to Mrs. Truman
II. NeWberry. national president OF
the guild, and the directors of the
Washington branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will
not open Edgewater, their summer
home at Beverly Farms, Mass, this
season and expect to spend the great
er part Of the summer at The Pail
sades, their country place on the Po-
tOmac. where they have ben living
since early spring.
Mrs. Letters mother. Mrs. John r.
Williams, has gone to Long Island in
search Of a suitable cottage for the
summer.
Miss Mary Sue Donaldson and Miss
Grace Colgate. of New York, will act
as maids Of honor and hold the rib
bons at the marriage on Saturday Of
Miss Elizabeth Rumbough and Lieut..
r. Q. Donaldson. L. S. A, which Will
take place at 4 o'clock at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. David J.
Rumbough. in the FarnsbOrO.
The wedding. which was planned
for later in June, was rushed on ac-
count OF the orders for Lieutenant
Donaldson to go very shortly to
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Chandler. a well-known lawyer. and
Mrs. JeffordS is prominent In civic
and church activities. and is the re-
gent of local d. A. r. chapter. Mr..
and Mrs. JeFords are spending their
honeymoon at Atlantic City.
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To Make Hairs Vanish
From Face, Neck or Arms

Keep a little poW!"-aI dcIatOnC
handy and when hairy growths appear
make a paste with some Of The pow
der and a little water, then spread
over hairy surface. After = or . min.
utes rub off, wash the skin and il will
be entirely free from hair or blemisn.
This simple treatment is unfaiIing, but
care should be exercised 20 be sure
and get genuine delatonc, otherwise
YOU may be disappointed.
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JEFFORDS-CHANDLER NUPTIALs.
Tracy L. Jeffords, Of the law firm
of Jefrords & Dutton, OF this city.
was married in Baltimore yesterday
to Miss Mary Chandler. The latter
is a daughter of the late Jefferson
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To Wed Tomorrom.

The marriage of Robert H. David
son, Of Washington. and Miss Else
Hart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c.
Hart, of Edgar. Neb., will take place
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
Owing to the fact that Mr. Davidson
is unable to leave the city at present,
the bride has come to Washington
from her home in Nebraska, and the
ceremony will be performed quietly
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
l. Collamer, 1915 Crittenden street,
where Mr.. Davidson makes his home
The Rev. ]. J. Queally, of the Chapei
Of the TRANSPORTATION, will officiate,
and the bride, whose father is unable
to be present, will be given in mar
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To spend Summer In Europe.

The Cuban Minister and Nine. de
Cespedes will spend the summer in
Europe, sailing about the middle of
July.
Mrs. MedilI Mccormick and her two
children left Washington this morn
ing for Rock River Farms" their
country home at Byron. Ill, wherc
they will remain until August. Later
in the summer Mrs. Mccormick ex-
poets TO return to Washington to join
Senator Mccormick, and the children
will go to their grandmother, Mrs.
Robert Mccormick, who has taken a
place on Long Island for a visit.
Mrs. T. l.. Ames, wife OF Major
Ames. L. s. A, entertained a COM
pany Of eight at luncheon at the
Cafe st. Marks today.
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France, and owing to that fact the
ceremony will be simple, with only q
few Of the intimate friends and rela-
tives Of both families present.
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, Of the
Church OF the Covenant, will perform
the ceremony, and the bride will be
given in marriage by her brother,
Lieut.. Col. Stanley NJ. Rumbough, who
is just back from France with the
Rainbow division. Mrs. William w.
West, sister of Miss Rumbough, will
be matron OF honor, and Lieut.. John
o. Donaldson, brother of the bride
groom, will be best man.
Mrs. T. Q. Donaldson, mother Of the
bridegroom, has just arrived in
Washington from New York, and
Miss Donaldson, his sister, has come
up from their former home at
Greenville, S. c., where she has been
for some time.
Mrs. Willard A. Holbrook, wife OF
Major General Holbrook, now in
France, Is the guest OF Mrs. Rum
bough and will stay over for the
wedding.
Miss Rumbough is the daughter of
the late Col David J. Rumbough and
the granddaughter Of the late Gen.
and Mrs. David S. Stanley.
Mrs. Harold Hetrick. wife of the
commandant Of the Washington bar
racks, will not be at home this aft
ernoon.
Col. and Mrs. Hetrick have as their
guests the latter's mother and cousin,
Mrs. Jennie Gray and Mrs. Herbert
Bender, of Pittsburgh, who arrived
yesterday for a weeks visit
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott entertained a
company of fourteen at luncheon yes
terday in her home on Q street.
Mrs. Thompson, wife of Federal
Trade Commissioner Houston Thomp-
son, was hostess at luncheon yester-
day in honor of Mrs. w. e. Gardner.
Of Louisville, KY. Mrs. Gardner is
visiting her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Senator and Mrs. Beckham-
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-11-27
PECK'S BAD BOY.

Of course you smiled today when you
saw the blllboards afame with the an.
nouncement Of the coming Of your fav.
orite play, .'eck's Bad Boy, ard made
a mental note to make no other en-.
gagement for that date, but to take
the wife and children for an evening
of wholesome recreation.
1t must be twenty years or more
since you first saw Peck's Bad Boy
from gallery seat, and you can't re-
call how many times you have seen it
it since, but you're going again, and
you are going to laugh just as heartily
as you did the first time you saw it.
The Bad Boy plays tricks OH Schultz,
the store. keeper and Duffy, the police.
man, just as of yore, only this season
he has lot of new and improved tricks
you have never seen before.
Schultz, the lovable old grocer has
prospered since you saw him last and
has added shoe, and ladies suit and
cloak department to his store, and YOU
can readily understand this gives the
Bad Boy and his pals larger scope
for their activities in the joking line.
The play has been entirely rewritten
and is right up to the minute, and the
Bad Boy (Who is the best ever this sea-
SOM is surrounded by a bevy of pretty
misses, singers, dancers and specially
artists.
The date of the Bad Boys appear
ance at the Amusu Theatre is Friday
December 5th, matinee and night.
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Miss Goldberg Honoree.

Miss Gussie Goldberg was thu
honor guest of several lovely af
fairs last week, the first being 9
tea given her by Mrs. Geo. Will
liams when members of her class
were the guests.
The color scheme used in the
decorations of the living and din.
ing rooms carried out the class
colors. and were also very cleverly
used in the choice menu served
the guests.
After the tea, the same party
were the guest of Mr.. Geo. Will
liams at picture show party.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Sam Friedman entertained the
whole class at picture show par
ty that was folio I'D by a dinner
at the Peoples cafe.
The table was beautifully deco
rated with white AID yellow chry-
santnemums, the class colors, and
a very choice menu Of the season S
delicacies was served.
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Miss WinSlOW EntertainS

Miss Elizabeth Winslow was
hostess to the rosebud set Of at.
tractlye girls on Saturday even
ing al a musical and advertise
ment party.
IL the game of guessing familiar
ads Miss Emily Jane Dominique
was the fortunate winner of a cut
glass bud vase, while Miss Jennie
Pierson was presented with a
handy box of powder as consoIa-
tiOn for guessing the fewest. Then
snatchcs Of familiar songs were
played and die guests wrote the
names Of rne selections in a given
time. In Ills contest Miss Doni-
Gique again was winner and re-
ceiyej ,wo pieces of late music,
while ljis5 Mary Edna Carroll re-
ceived a cake Of soap as BOBBY
prize.
the parlor of the Phillips home
was most attractive with specl-
men chrysanthemums, and looked
like an animated flower garden
during the hours Of entertainment
when it was filled with the lovely
girls iii their soft colored ores. 35
Mrs. NinsIow assisted BY Misses
Eta Levy, Jessie Greene, Nita
Jaspari, Edith Porter and Mrs.
NJ. j, Durand served chicken
salad in lettuce hearts, olives, |
crackers, hot chocolate topped with |
whipped cream and home made |
candy to the hostess and her guests
who enjoyed chatting and dancing
o the victrola after the games.
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Department OF Conservation
Nj. L. Alexandria,
Commissioner.

Mr.. J. w. Payne, Sheriff,
Natchitoches, Louisiana.
Dear Sir:
The Louisiana laws restrict the hunt
ing of game bircs to the period from
one-half hour before sunrise to sunset
and forbids the hunting Of deer at
night, and specifically regulates against
using headlight on these animals.
There are no restrictions, however.
on properly licensed hunters in Louisi-
ana shooting raccoons; opossums and
rabbits at night, nor can the hunter be
restricted from going into the woods
or fields at night with his gun and dogs
unless it can be proved he IS shooting
game birds or deer.
Trusting this mskes the situation
clear to you, we are
~ Yours very truly,
DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
Per Stanley T. Arthur.
Ornithologist.
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just A Reminder.

Several times lately requests
have been made to the editor to
suggest and remind the citizens of
Natchitocbes that clean sidewalks
not only looks nicer but are more
sanitary and beneficial to the town
in every way.
The remark was made that in
The business section and in front
Of some of the private residences,
the sidewalks were always clean,
but in front of other residences,
vacant lots and most of the
churches. they looked as tho they
were never swept. Some provi-
sion should be made, and made at
once. If the owners of these
places haven't enough personal
and civic pride to keep their side
walks clean, the city authorities
should force them to- just as the
Msks Aaak HaAas ah5aiH a{a be iasasa1sd The tEont
However, we feel certain that
when the attention of the proper
ty holders is called to this fact
nothing further will be needed,
and it will not be necessary to
point out to visitors that only
certain parts Of town have the
clean streets and sidewalks that
should be everywhere.
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Notice

The annual meeting Of the stocl
ers of the Citizens Bank, Campt
will be held in its banking rooa
the town Of Canpii, La, IN Me
Dec. Sth, 1919, at $50 O'Clock J.
for the purpose Of clecting a boa.
directors to serve Tor the ensuing
and To transact any other business
may come before the meeting.
K. G. READHIMER.
13-4t 4esA Preside
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-11-27

Grist Mills, Feed Mills, Hay
Presses, Threshers, Kerosene En-
gines, Shingle Mills, and Wood
Working Machinery. Write for
our catalogue.
WILLIAMS MILL MFG. Co. OF
ARKANSAS =
Texarkana, U. S. A.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-11-27

Mr.. Ben Wolfson of Coushatta
spent Monday here, having come
: down to attend to some business
at the court house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Keyser are
!. the proud parents of nine pound
boy, who was born on Tuesday
morning.
!; Mrs. Steve Browne and Mr..
/ Lester Hughes accompanied Mr..
Horace Hughes to Shreveport on
" ednesday to be present at his
marriage to Miss Emily POLICEMAN,
which will take place at five O'Clock
this afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Soady with whom
Miss Policeman makes her home.
Mrs. G. Y. Porter has returned
/ from Shreveport where she went
70 attend the conference of the
chairmen OF various parishes of
North Louisiana, regarding the
| sale Of Red Cross Xmas seals for
| The Anti-Tuberculosis League.
Mrs. Porter is chairman for this
parish.
Our store is complete with seasonable
suggestions for Christmas in holi- |
day boxes. Do your shopping early
-SEMMELMAN'S
! NJ. L. Z. PoIenan, George,
Theodore and Marcia Poleman left
on Wednesday morning torShrevc-
port to attend the Hughes-Pole-
man wedding on Thursday. Lit
tie Marcia Poleman, who was to
have taken part in the wedding,
was unable to 90 as she has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia, so
she will remain at home with her
mother to welcome the young
couple when they return from
their bridal typ on December 5th.
We have just received lot of 100 r
young mems waist-line, belted model
suits the latest models and colors no .
two alike. Come in and look 'em over
-SEMMELMAN'S
The editor has received an il
vitation for the graduating exer-
cises of the Pioneers from Miss !,
Gussle Goldberg, the youngest :,
laughter of Mrs. Sam Friedman
Of Natchez. Miss Goldberg had ;, =
-he honor of being chosen class :;
representative, one of the highest = =
lonors paid member of the grad :
lating class of the Normal. =
For Sale----CHEAP, a Stude- "
,rsstv ,rkfg =Sras!s=: Apply to u: 4: y b
The Comus Club has kindly W
iven to the Parent Teachers As. ty
ociation, the use of their club NJ
ooms for a benefit dance and al
luchre to be held Friday night, % 20
tov. 2Sth at $3.50 o'clock. Adj ell
lission to the Euchre 25 cents. sl
admission to the dance, men $1.5O, =
ldies each box lunch.
Mothers-We have the largest line Of !
oys clothes to select from, and at
rices that should interest the conser-
ative buyer
-SEMMELMAN'S
Among the graduates of the
III class, the following are from :
atchitoches parish: Misses Ha-
i Uoutier, Pearl Cock6eld, Gus
e Goldberg and Winnie Roy.
he High School graduates are say
'stelle Burleigh, Inez Nesom, no.
lay Trichel, Berdina Strange. ~ = :
adic Cook, Oyerton Roy and oa,
frederick Smith. the
Complete line Of Mackinaws and
for the young men and con- SIN
rvative dresser 1ro
crNMuu MAN,c cal
it {
The Victor X-Ray machine as as
hich was recently purchased by l
r. NJ. H. Phelps and DR.. j. w. ma ma
cCook has arrived and been in ne
allied by MIR. Rassenmuseum of S
ew Orleans, who was sent by pro
e company to do the work SO clio;
at everything would be salts can Jan
ctofy. for
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The Enterprise
WEEKLY
THURSDAY, NOV. 27, 1919

THURSDAY, NOV. q, 1919
EE VOE's FORECAST Noyembe
2Sth to 29th, cold and blustery
On The Both, Il storm will forr
owe: the South Atlantic States
Dcc2mber lst to 2nd, mild an
pleasant; 3rl 10 4th, mild an,
cIoa y.
-'., jim iIyams OF Alexandra
vii +! relatives here last week.
rlf. &. Nascocu Of Flora was
Wis., during the week.
G + December shipment Of WelWortI
and ,Tirthmor waists has arrved--pu
up u holiday boxes
SEMMELMAN'5
NJ. Sau Aaron has returned
for short stay in New Orleans.
NJ. l.. L. McCook spent few
day, in Shreveport last week.
Y"ung mon's dress and business
sus>. Boys school suits mrch
above the average low price
in 10 way Indicative Of their
splendid quality, at
-LIEBER BROS.
Mr.. Il. n. Sims of New Orleans,
fornierly state bank examiner,
was business visitor to Natchi-
toches on Wednesday.
WANTED-'R Rooms, light housekeep-
ing. Address c, care Enterprise.
Mrs. NJ. }. Durand of Marks
vile is the guest of her sister dur
ing the absence of Mrs. G. L.
Breazeale, who is still in Callfor-
MIA. ~
You have many things to be thank
full for this year-among them the
large and complete assortment Of ladies'
Ready to- Wear Offered by US
-SEMMELMAN'S 5
Nig. and Mrs. Ed Watkins are
the proud parents of a splendid |
girl, who was born on Friday
morning.
Suits, the like of which men,
youlg and old, stout and slim have
never been able to find before in
Nat chitoches are now in stock at
--LIEBER BROS.
AIcssrs. NJ. T. johnson and A.
Benoit of Shreveport spent sever
al days here lately looking up
titles and getting abstracts Of lands
III us 01 5ecIl9n OF rnU pafish. II
FOR RENT or SALE-A six-room
house near Normal School. Electric 3
lights and waterworks. Apply to S. & s
H. Kaffle. If.
Mrs. r. O. Hicks and children ]
left on Wednesday for Donaldson |
Vile where they will spend .
Thanksgiving with her sister, Z
Mrs. Oswald Montegut.
See our new arrivals in ladies high
lace and button boots the seasons u
latest novelties in foot wear p
-SEMMELMAN'S
Messrs. +. A. and Guy Clou-
tier, Joseph Cloutier, Mr.. and
Mrs. U. Lambre and family, Mrs. :
Ed. Prudhomme and family, were :
among the coast visitors to town .
during the week. ,. -
I
FOR SALE-One Chandler car, Blue /
bird, Sport model. Been driven 1000 \
miles, excellent condition, new cord =
tires. Reason for selling, want Road =
ster.
DR.. /. |. kAFFIE.
Mrs. j. A. Prudhomme and 0
daughters, Miss julie Prudhomne $
and Mrs. Cockfield and little
daughter, of Bermuda, were yisi-
tors during the week. "
Miss Marie Brcazeale was hostess :,
10 the Thursday Evening Bridge .
and Mrs Charles DeBlleux to the ~
Evening Bridge, last =, !,
week. :"
- kkAKxK ia
LOST-Silver Gard Case with initials
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Mr.. Isidore Semmelman spent
several days in Shreveport this
week, having gone up to meet his
brother, Mr.. Abe Semmelman.
who is en- route to West Point.
Miss, after visit to relatives in
New York.
Ladies' suits in falls latest STYLES.
Siiverlone, Tricotine, Velour
Serge and Sports Mixtures-alI
sizes and prices at
LIEBER BROS.
Rev. Albert Biever, S. D., who
has been holding a nest success
fnl Mission at the Catholic church,
preached a most excellent sermon
at the Normal on Monday night,
wbii.h was a fitting end to his
weeks stay in Natciiloches.
jus. received some new and classy
Geoi gstte Waist--in dark colors for
fall wear at
--SEMIELMAN'S
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-11-27

LOST-Silver Card Case with initials
A. M. Il. on one side and '19l8'' on
the other. Finder please return to the
Enterprise and receive reward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-02

BEST BUYS.

10 acres all in logans, 3H miles from
Salem; well and shack, cheap at $4,000,
and a good income.
40 acres of best valley loan, good
buildings, dairy barn and silo; priced
below the market. Look at this one; it
must be sold.
$50 acre hill dairy with income Of
$1,000 per month; only 500 per acre.
VIII sell equipped with stock, cheap.
80 acres at Aumsvillc, all cleared,
wen fenced, new stock barn, $235O.
$1,000 cash.
10 acres good loan, acres fruit,
buildings, "a mile school, miles city
limits; price $4,000.
acres with family orchard, 3 room
house, basement, other buildings, close
to eitv limits; only $500.
A snap in pruncs and loganberries,
in good location, only $500 per acre.
See it before its sold.
40 acres best land, good layout for
fruit fine location; $10,500.
$ acres, ootd buildings, ) minutes
| from street car. at school, rs walnut
trees; $4,000.
10 acres, half cleared, buildings,
good soil, only 4 miles Salem, $2250.
Fine room modern house, basement
furnace, garage, lot 100 feet ,by 250
feet, fruit and shade trees, everything
in first class condition; cost 1880 TO
build; owner must sacrifice to get
none soon; $4750. You can't dupli.
cate this anywhere.
80 acres ali cleared, best valley loan