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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

our kissin' was timed by any sort Of
posts. it was the fence posts
BY heck. the girl who got the most
moonlight rides in them days was
the one who had a corkin record
for slow ridin' and slow kissin'
And the slow efficiency left both
parties KNOWN exactly whether
they wanted each other or not.
often not
OF course. as YOU say times is
changed
Nowadays. the fellow honks mp in
a oue-scat auto. his girl squeezes in
and of ne goes at - miles per hour,
klssiu' when he can do IL and not
run down telegraph poles. ngs con-
stables and such He lands in jail
and. next night. the girl goes kissin'
with fellow who's got a nicer au;o.
There's no efficiency IN such
sparkiu'.
why in Old times us fellows who
could drive with one hand and had a
nag that was sure to go to sleep in
the moonlight was the shin.n' lights
Fin efficiency
Us olI-tme~s don't see no eff
cheney q, aU i'm your present-day
sparkiu'. SO sir,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

Bonar N. Law IS -oirg 20 take stiff
fer attitude en- German Indemnity
;han tina. held by former Premier
Lloyd George
Il Is not yet determined. however.
how far the British viii go in sup
porting the French demand for new
military sanctions TO compel German
payments
Opinion exists in semi-oficial cir
cles that the British are likely 10
agree 10 the French proposal for
two year indemnity moratorium Il
Germany meets the conditions which
the French demand These condi-
:ions are so drastic that UP 20 the
present. Germany has rejected them.
Whether allied war debts VIII be
discussed along with the indemnity
issues VIII uot be determined until
the allied prenie-s meet hero next
saturday Those who Viii take part
are Premier A. Bon3r Law. Prem or
PoIncare of France. Premier Musso-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
The Wild and Willy Duck

lately read in a mags zine which
purp0rts 10 De DEVOTED 20 the inter-
es,s Of Wild fowl that wild duck are
more plentiful IN this country today
than they have ever been. I am not
surprised. have learned consider
able abou, ducks in the past few
days.
The magazine 7 have quoted cites
the Jaw protecting ducks as being 20
blame for their recent multiplication.
/ do not suppose the ducks had any
Eerd In passing this law. although IT
- not because Of any Jack Of inte.ll-
gence on their part.
As a matter Of fact I cannot credit
the statement about the law. il is
nay belief that the ducks are respou-
si5.e for their own increase. and
that the gray matter which they
carry between their outwardly i'm
visible ears is sufficient to effect
their triumph over the mighty hunt
er FOR the rest Of time.
Il was last week that a duck hunt
Ing friend invited me TO go out and
watch him XIII ducks and possibly
Kill a few myself
1 said had never killed a duck,
never having anything against such
bird. but that II he desired TO ex-
h.bit his craftsmanship I would
gladly so along. Ike 10 be out
In the great spaces where ducks are
ducks. and, men are Their pursuers.
we wont go any OF these places
around here. said the friend Wen
get on a train and ride 400 miles
and then Wen go by car and motor
boat another hundred 10 a place
where nobody ever goes and where
the ducks are so thick you can
knock them down with the oars OF
the boat"
Learning Duck Etiquette.
Us that the way YOU kill them? 90
1 inquired.
He looked at me with seerhing
contempt.
Would that be sportsmanlIke? '
he inquired bitterly.
Does II hurt the duck any lese
TO knock him i'm the head with an
oar than to fill him fur OF shot?
II never tried it," he said savage
ly. IF you want TO come, come on"
The second day out we arrived at
the duck preserve. It was o'clock
i'm the morning, quite a while before
daylight.
The ducks were all there We
could hear them discussing the cleo
tfon returns and complaining abou,
the weather They were apparently
very excited about these things
Ny friend sternly babe me 10
1 keep silence although I could have
/ beaten a bass drum with all my
. might and not been heard amid the
I din that the pretty creatures were
making with their conversation.
After the row boat landed. my
friend conducted me 90 a little arti.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

Zeal shady bower which he referred
20 sometimel as q blind and some
times as battery.
We employ the two hours Till day
light eating cold breakfast ana
iu giving and receiving lessons in
duck etiquette and the necessity Of
not speaking.
This IS private preserve said
my friend in a whispere. Nobody
ever comes here but me and few
other fellows. That is why we get
the ducks In those places around
home YOU haven't got a chance We
begin TO shoot at seven minutes af-
ter daylight. which. almanac time
is five nfty-four
They're Too DarnCd smart"
lie crouched down 70 load his gun.
although he couldn't have been seen
three feet away by any duck that
ever flew. He got the gun already
and asked me e I wanted one. add
Ing that I had better not begin 10
shoot til after ne had got his bag.
as my gun might brighten the ducks
away. suppose a gun IN the hands
Of a beginner makes more noise than
when fl il dred by a profess! onal.
At the appointed hour my friend
reared aloft the mazzle OF his
weapon and fred into the darkness
+ above him, from which descended
the quacks Of multitudinous ducks.
At the same instant, the sound OF
a barrage on every side deafened
sr-4r
cur blind
The ducks continued to quack, al
/ though O. little more distantly.
In the first faint streak OF daylight
/ T could see about me flashes from a
hundred or more guns. while the
sound Of their reports made almost
as much racket as the ducks
1t seemed TO me that tho ducks
had not been able TO fly where the
| sportsman could not follow. In an
hour or two 1 was convinced that I
was wrong in this surmise. The
( ducks had come to this place for
safety. For in the six hours that
/ followed only one Of them was hit.
and he lost only a couple of feathers.
| He was a little too curious about
= the identity Of one Of the hunters. or
/ he never would have come so close.
All day long the ducks flew over
our heads, just out Of range. and
/ quacking deris!vely. All day long
we banged vain-y at them In the
/ afternoon somebody turned up with
/ a gun Of little higher power. which
/ resulted i'm a slight elevation 81 their
plane of fight That was all.
When we got home another friend
/ of mine was standing at the station
with six ducks piled up at his feet.
/ ! asked him how he got them.
/ u trapped them he said. That's
| the only way YOU can catch them
nowadays. They're too darned smart
/ that's what's the matter with
/ them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
4 CHALLENGE ANSWERED.

Six months ago South Bend received a challenge
The challenge was tho announcement OF the stude-
baker corporation that the Industrial progress OF
that corporation neceesitated an increase IN plant
and equipment. and that tho corporation was pre-
pared 20 go ahead with the biggest Industrial ex-
pansion program tho city had
The challenge lay IN the fact that South Bend, By
reason OF It's extraordinary prosperity during a
period when depression was felt seriously all over
the rest OF the ration had exhausted It's capacity
Tor providing homes for those who might come
here i've.
South Bend was asked. ''Vhat arc you going to
DO about providing homes for tho thousands OF cit-
who VIII come TO tho city 20 m the demand
for labor caused by this industrial erransion2"
How has that Challenge been answered? Look.
about. ana for yourself. Conclude for yourself
the s1gnihcance OF the that on every hand you
new homes. that on every hand YOU see begin
ninss OF hundreds OF other new homes.
Then consider the information your city officials
give you Take for instance. the report OF the
building department on the number OF new homes
which were started during the previous month.
This November report IN itself IS a conclusive
answer. During that month when building ordi-
nariy takes a slump account OF the approach Of
winter. nearly million dollars worth OF now con-
struction work was authorized. During that ordi-
nsry dull. month 100 new homes were started more
than I'VE times many az were begun a year ago.
and two more than were authorized in city permits
in the preceding month
Then consider this report IN the Hight Of activities
along the same lines in previous months. The
standing feature IS that now. with winter ar
preaching. the peak OF new construction has not
been reached. Add to all this the fact that
thousand homes have been added to the city
IN the past several months that the total amount
4 building this year will be greatly in excess
Stthe amount IN the entire two years preceding,
andthat the grand total Of al construction for this
year iii be close to 100000.
THESE facts demand this answer South Bend
has aceefed this challenge and is doing all in her
power to a~ept the responsibility placed upon her"
The task mich the city has assumed is not yet
completed Be a healthy start has been made a
genuine Spirit o civic cooperation has been mani
tested and tho e can well feel proud OF its success
thus far
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

The companies known as the Standard oil GROUP
this year have distributed 10 stockholders nearly
Sl2g 100000 IN cash dividends ard over S75l.O0O0O0
in stock dividends. IS the end Of 1929 the figures
probably viii be nearly billion
John ID Rockefeller never dreamed OF anything
like that. when be started ont S35-a-month
bookkCeper When YOU really start getting rich I'm
this country il THAI nothing stop you.
You may not like Tire biz dividends. But would
you be willing % accept them for yourself II so
o-ire Kidding vo-~ssIf when YOU say = millions
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
BRITISH PREMIER
PROMISES ACTION
ON DEBT PROBLEM
Bonar Law to Take Sitter At
titude Than One Held by
Lloyd George.
BY LUTHER \. HUSTON.
II. y. :. SIAN Corrcsnondcnt. }

LONDON. Dec. Although the
foreign Office stated today that Great
Britain policy i'm the Brussels eco
uomic conference had not Yet been
formulated. it was learned from an
.uIhorllaL.ve source that Premier =.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

swiftly passing thought way out" that
quired hours or days Of deliberation to reject
The temptation to destroy ones self is always
visitation Of temporary insanity. Fortunately the
morbid subject in most cases regains normal control
before actually committing suicide.
that the suicide is heavy. leading cities
It runs from 10 to q year for each 100000 popula
$4,000 $4,000 year for the entire nation.
All suicides due 70 seif-pty. which is just
another name for exaggerated estimate Of the indi
vidual's importance.
Suicide has two purposes:
First: To escape from an uncomfortable situation.
Second: To infict misery others-such
gazing on the cold dead fgce"
Every one should indelbiy set into the brain the
that the temptation commit suicide is
phase Of insanity which will pass quickly if tho
wretched person seeks joyful company or books.
People who are tempted to do away with Them
selves. who conquer the impulse. look back
to their decision with regret.
should never lose sight of the truth that,
while things may look black now. with apparently
no escape from trouble. there IS an escape from
every trouble and there ALWAYS comes a turn for
the better. The blacklist hour just before dawn.
Most suicides are cowardy. And all are futile,
for we cannot escape from our troubles. We carry
them with us beyond the grave there is no real
trouble except mental The agony of physical
condition annoys us chiefly in its effect on the mind.
Solve problems instead running away from
them. There's always a solution.
Greek language has not changed much in 1000
years Not even when Greek waters speak
English.
Our booteggers are loafng on the job Arthur
veranay has sailed for India to hunt pink ducks
-o-
In Bcauvoir. Miss. a couple have been married
ca years without shooting each other one single
time
Our most famous rich American hunters
chorus girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

A good Coal is always the best.
Try our old Ben Premium Amber
Jacket or Black Joe. All are low n
ash and SCOT and high in heat units
oO11 pounds per ton always.-C. II.
Defrees. 215 =. Taylor 81 Bell 27s.
Liz. 5279.-Coal. Lime Cement.
Face Brick and General Mason sup
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
NOT1CE

Tuesday Dec. 5. VIII be election
or officers OF st. Joseph Court No.
Tribe of Ben Hur. All members
are urged 10 come. some very im-
portant business In regard 20 the
lodge is 20 be discussed. Every
member should come and have their
say and see what the trouble IL.
Thanks
KATHERINE BEACH. tScribe)
Advt. 35S-s3s.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

Buy your auto AID truck tires
-7m US We stock standard brands
oi7rst quality In all sizes. Come and
sees before you buy We sell your
favo'te tire for less and mount
;nem lille YOU are resting. Ludwig's
Auto Spply. 40S :. Michigan ST.
asst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

mi OF Italy. and Premier Thsuuis %
Belgium
Chances OF the United States TAX
ing part IN the Brussels conferences
are dWindung.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03
TODAY'S TALK
RARGALN COUNTERS
~ George Matthew Adams

In the sore ef Success there are no Bargain
Counters.
Each article Is placed by itself each marked in
rlain figures as to price. ana as one price to all.
In the store OF Life. however. there are many
Bargain Counters. And it Is at these that the
Failures continually shop-always purchasing for
the cheapest price, and always paying too much,
The mediums Of exchange in the store Of Success
work. faith gft. vision. patience and their
various denominations
The ideal % INN who viii pay the price OF sue
cess IS 20 get for little what cannot DE bought for
less than much-in time energy and tircless atten-
ton 10 details
Perhaps that IS just what is the matter with YOU.
Perhaps you arc spending your time at Bargain
Counters when you should be shopping at the one
Price Store OF Success. How about IL
II you would grandly win, YOU must pay as you
go-and pay cash-and a BIC price, too!
But it's worth It And no matter who you are, you
can afford It.
For no price IS too great to pay for usefulness,
high excellence. great service and immortal
ample.
Jesus didn't think so. Gladstone didn't think
Peary didn't think So Washington didn't think so.
Usually things are offered at the Bargain Counter
that they may be quickly sold make way for those
things which can be offered at paying price
Be not deceived. You cannot take a shortcut to
Success and expect to get there before the honest
day-in-and -day-out plggger and plodder. Even the
law Of compensation IN bound to trip you W. And
ike not. long before It does even you will have
lost your way. and become one of that vast army
Of searchers trying vainly TO ind the bargain for
which you first set out.
In the Store of Success there are no Bargain
Counters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

CHICAD. Dec. Airs. Carolina
Christensen "a. was hurled 20 feet
and killed md two men. one her
hrother-!n-la-. Albert Christensen.
were Injured 2 a crash between two
automobiles ecly today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

Buy her o Jordan FOR Christmas
Advt -23T-o5S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

p 3. Cleaners. Main 700.
adv 2sets.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-03

r. W. ~---~ ~. e.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

ANT a Good house, preferably two
,toryI 10 GnoyA GGdSr Bkk7-A-
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Real Estate for Sale

NEW b-ropm modern bungalow, on paw.
ms, on South Rockford fine we'll. on
rear of lot ~ Broom modern, house
that rents fur $40. Price $500. 1850
cash. balance monthly. Ralph Darurl,
vol Atlas Hldr.
NEW bungalow Tor sale, by owner. Just
CumuIefads five rooms. hardwood floor.
throughout; large closets. bfeukfntt
room and mantel, built.in features; full
sized lot. east front, located at 1870 -.
Main,
NEW Groom bungalow. hardwood noorr
buIli-in features, wantel tull-slze lot,
Ia fine location, price IS 900 $500 cash
balance so per month. can cedar 90.
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THREE-ROOM duplex for rent: nicely
furnished; modern. Osage SSll-J
wANTED--To share t-room cottage with
33G2-R
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Real Estate for Sale
itoUsrs IOn sAin

$500 CASH. balance $50 pot month. brand
now Haat front h-room bungalow, On
hikh, well drained, ful-sizgi bot, oek
floora throughout built cabinets nice
msutcl handsome decorations ana cleo.
trlral nNtur,s. enamel woodwork hest
buy In the city at $500. can Cedar
lHsk
$3.50 CASH. ptnttically new b.tuom and
breakfast room. living room ACROSS the
front i2N2G two largo bedrooms. linen
closet built. In bookcases, french doors,
onk hardwood flourH throughout, plenty
NJ hullt.iu features iu Kitchen. Lear
EaraEc and solid drive South front. full.
siEod lot, close 90 school ana park. can
usage o70J-t fot details
1900. 1000 Down. Bcautifui Groom
bungalow and breakfast room basement
ana seryant'H quarters. 2 car garage and
driveway. located in one ~ the best
residential districts In Tulsa. lltj :
rturiH. cedar g0lu.
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OFFICES am nrsN nooM

WILL SHARE nicely furnished s-room
bungalow, with couple without chill
lrnn. ON Osngn aAra.L
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PRICE REDUCED on DROApMOOR
BVSGALOW-Owue has Just tepriccd
real bargain, this beautiful sdditloa.
LARGE G-rOom bungalow with living
room across front breakfast room
basement rouEhed IN for furnace ana
Lear garage. East front lot. This home
cannot be reproduced for tho money At
which we can sell n, $500. Hemem-
Der this is IN the best part OF Broad
moor. Call today on this.
ls,oo0--A 5-room bungalow that 10 extra
well built and can be handled for $3.50
cash; balance arranged 10 suit pur-
chaser. This has extra select huilt-in
features in kitchen, heavy hardwood
floors, elaborate msntel ana Hight fix
tureE Foundation has concrete footing
ana house Will stand rigid inspection.
1850 CAsH-We have real honestly
built Groom bungalow, priced at tAsB0
that we can sell for $3.50 cash. Break
fast room In addition 10 five rooms, on
full-siSed lot Located On street about
TO be paved.
THE y. NJ. GRoTKoP co.
2i6 Kennedy Bldg, Usage lzsS.
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SNAPPY GOOD BUYS

$3.50 cash ana t35 monthly buys
brand-uew four rooms and bathroom
not connected, Large sleeping porch
and front porch; the best buys In
Tulsa, near paving. Price s2.5G0 10
the first two buyers. We have lust
two to offer 0t this special price:
others of same character viii bs
higher. You'll save at least S2b0 ic
you are fortunate enough TO get one
OF the first two offered.
S400 cash ana t95 monthly brand-
now four rooms. modern. on high To-
cation. near car line and good
school, also near good paving. To
the first buyer Tor one OF these beau-
tiful homes wn ara going to make n
very special inducemont We have
more than one for sale In this group
and they will all sell within few
days Remember, II YOU get tho
""""'nl you'll have to bo first in this
group. 81 frii
Il. G.. CUNNINGHAM
REALTOR
214-i5 Palace Bldg. Usage 467O-55a
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rooms, basement, manteI: har1wood
floors huiit.ln features. rent t75 or
VIII rent rooms and two meals f6t
young working couple. call Hudson.
osago 4snl or GFbG. evenings
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oWN YouR HOME

i55 per month. including interest. viii got
you home according TO your own
ideas you can furnish the lot snd
We win build your house
FERRELI A HARRISON
i2l.9. Mayo bldg
Osage 9il7 cedar 7if
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

Two.siory east front residence. lo-
Gated on North Denver. tho highest
class residence section of the north
side. Largo living room across front,
dining room, kitchen. breakfast
room, four bedrooms nnd bath. Oak
floors. fuii-si2- basement, good well,
garage ana servant quarters. SUR
rounded by beautiful shrubbery.
This Is In the best location and VIII
make you an ideal home. A real
bargain. Price $4,000. Terms.
Soven-room brick bungalow. located
In ons Of tho highest class restricted
additions OF the south side. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, break
fast room, three bedrooms, bath,
garage and servant quarters Several
shade trees. Lot b0Ni77 feet. Best
OF construction and built for home.
one OF the best buys in Tulsa. Price
si4,bo0. Terms on half.
THEODORE cox
2O2 Mayo Bldg. Phone Osngo bs3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

iTs NUuR MOVE NENT-Joe Hodge,
Transfer, moving and storage paen.
ms iurniiute speciaty no 3 ElEtu
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SIXTH, b.. ib02--Modern Groom house
neat ana clean. on bus line. block Of
eat Apply s17 Rockford
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VACANT LOTS

S2,750--Cholco 50-foot lot. South
Norfolk. 1900 block.
t2.730--75N15O. sunset park.
f4.25G--l00x1dO Sunset drive.
$2,S60--G0xi3b, South Cincinnati.
S5,250--Corner lot, l0Oxl50. Sunset
park.
SO .600---l60xlG 60. South Norfolk.
S1.S00--l00Nia6. east front very de-
Airable location southeast.
81 G00--l00Xl95, Bouthoast; paving
paid IN fun
81 200--S5xl0O, southeast part
$3,300--Corucr lot sunset park.
These lots are all gilt-edgc values
ana good locations. tho most OF
them can be- bought on terms OF
onc.fourth cash II Interested In
building, it VIII pay you to see us
before buying.
BLAIR BROTHERS
Cedar $50.
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Real Estate for Rent
MOI sTs ION UlST

HOUSE for rent and furniture Tor sale
Gssh or credit feidmans Furniture Co.
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BEAUTIFUL groom bungalow az 50.
81 Gillette strictly modern, with All
hullt.in features. music room, fern room
Handsomely decorated and excepuonal-
~ well built. Let us show you thIS one
before buying. OEege 1000,
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slNTEENTH, y. tt4-SIv-room bunga-
low nicely decorated. lpcstci between
baltimore and Boston. $50 por month
OsaFa 7t1taR
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FIFTH PLACE. f. iOio-wiii share with
two ladies or couple. nicely furnished
b-room cottage. on car line and walk
ing distance 0page gSsa.J
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FURNISHED s-room modern house .
furnace, garage, servants quarters
1875 S. Cheyenne, phone Usage 2072 o.
Cedar CS9-T
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A wEfI.-ADVERTtSED centrally To-
Gated. good business office. Apply 900
nLlsa nllR. OanEe aflE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

RED FOHK-ioOStt0 east front. Groom
house, ju-t repaired, chicken house, and
I,n, peach ana plum trooHt good gar.
don, 81. 900. $500 cash. balance easy
payments. lO0yit0 cost front, Broom
house, chicken house ana lnt best well
wHiCr In town, 1880, 1900 cash, bal.
Hnrr easy, viii take good late model
touring car iu On balance, Ford Or
Dodge, four blocks north bank r. =.
AfN.UFIuTlU
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07

FOR RENT-Three ncwiy-decorated office
rooms, facing Main street splendid loca-
tiOn. Usage s1Gf.
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IIOTSIs rI,uNIsiIrn

FOR RENT--SK-room. Furnished bunga
low. double garage. can after =
! M. Usage 5712.