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New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
HARDY CANADIAN
 VISITS THIS CITY
Monsieur BalduSk 80 Years Old
 But Sturdy and Strong

Strong and sturdy. 80 years of age as the years are numbered but in the prime of life physically like a gnarled and weatherbeaten oak, Dominick Baldusk packed his suit case on his little farm in Canada, hitched his favorite driving horse to a carriage and drove from his home in a little Quebec village to the nearest railroad station where he calmly took passage for New Britain, arriving here Tuesday night.
 A few hundred miles by train might be an event in the daily rou- tine of this Quebec farmer, but 1t is no strain on him physically.
 Modest and lf-conscious M. Bal dusk says smilingly that he speaks only French. The Enlish language is one "Je ne comprends pas" but as he gains confidence one finds that the visitor would be able to look after himself with little difficulty iD a crowd of English speaking per sons.
 Makes Profit Farming
 M Baldusk is that rare thing in Quebec-a wealthy farmer. To one who has travelled through that sec- ton of the country which runs from the city of Quebec northeast along the St. Lawrence river. past the famous Shrine of St. Anne de Beau pre-, that farmers could be in any condition economically except on the verge of starvation seems strange. But Monsieur Baldusk is not an or dinary farmer. He made his money operating a model farm for the gov crnment. The farm was situated at St. Victor near Beauville, 50 miles northeast of the city of Quebec.
 Born in the shadow of the fam ous citadel and the Chateau Fron- tenac, he grew up along the fertile shores of the St. Lawrence cultivat- in his crops, raising a family, de- veloping himself into a speciman ot physical manhood that is the envy of the younger generation; finally cutting his immense farm into three smaller farms and selling them for price which enables him to realiZl the rest that follows a life of hard work.
 Monsieur Baldusk is the guest oi his stepson Homer Poulin and fam fly at 336 Park street. Last evening he was taken on a tour of New Britain streets. He thinks they arc attractive but adds, wistfully, "Thert is no Dlace like home"
 New Britain may have it's beauti ful parks but Canada has muc} more room. One does not feH crowded for breathing space on tn farms in the province of Quebec. tht visitor stated. Of course, he admit: with a smile, q saw some beautiful girls in New Britain-but say, yo, just ought to come ito Quebec"
 Health preservation is not mucl of a problem to Monsieur Baldusk He gives it little or no deliberat consideration. An amused federation of "faddiAts" is about all he think of them. He eats and sleeps regu larly and without discomfort or in convenience. He rises early in tn
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

morning and retires at night when he feels so inclined.
 "Of course 1 never abused my health. I have worked hard all my life. Now have a little money and little time and l am enjoying my self" he adds. Asked if he hal any scruples against the use of to- bacco or liquor he added T do not believe in the use of tobacco. never use it. Liquor I use sparing- ly, never except in moderation. A glass before meals is my limit"
 The visitor is not favorably inn pressed with the hospitality of Uncle Sam. United States does no, treat it's Canadian visitors with any thing resembling the same cordiality that Canada exhibits towards tour sts from the states, he explains. At Newport, Vt., the port of entry, i'm migration authorities made him re- main all night while they struggle through the various ramifications ot official red tape, satisfying them
  from Canada would be en route tt his northern home within thret weeks, and would not remain to be. come a charge upon the country be. low the border line. Then to ad to their kindly" welcome, the bor der officials, showed their human sympathy by refusing to let theiI protesting guest stay overnight at hotel, even at his own expense. Tn, aged traveller has his own idea O petty officiousness of the American governments political appointees. If I lived in this country. I thinl 1 would have been dead 20 year ago." he says.
 Monseur Baldusk will return t, Canada within two weeks.
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of the board during it's months eX- istence, has been the formation of the Farmers National Grain Mar keting Corporation. Its fundamental purpose is to build up farmer owned and farmer controlled cooperative institutions for marketing wheat and coarse grains. It will be eligible to borrow several millions from the farm relief revolving fund, if nec- essary, to carry on its activities.
 The foundation has been prepared for a similar undertaking in the wool industry. The wool cooperatlVes will meet with the board in Chicago early in October to discuss plans for the creation of a national marketing agency and an advisory council.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

the plant.
 While the fire department Of the factory was practicipg last evening, the pigeon was the object of the firemen's hose but the water seem- cd to nave TO affect On the bird.
 The pigeon is said to be abou* three months old and the opinion at the factory is that it has lost it's
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

Folks struggled so desperately to pronounce the name of M. 5. Szymczak, Chicago superior court clerk, that he had a card printed with NJ. s. Simchak thereon.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

bearings. There is a, band on one or it's legs with the figure "S' ln- scribed on it.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
Ten Personal FIiskRt Lessons Included

FRA CTICAL AVIATION and FLIGHT INSTRUCTION is unique in that it gives ten hypothetical flight lessons in proper progression. You can imagine yourself putting on helmet and goggles, climbing into the cock pit with an instructor and taking off. l" He talks to you, explaining what
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

you do and how you do it. Lesson af. ter lesson takes up the actual condi- tions you find whether you are pas- senger or a flying student. Pictures show you the functions of "stick," in- strument board, ailerons, rudder, etc. You'll find these lessons interesting and valuable.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15
Pimples on Face Burned Terribly.
 Lost Sleep. CutiCura Heals.

"The trouble began with hard red pimples face They burned terribly Scratching caused the trouble spread could sleep The trouble lasted about and half years
 q tried other remedies but they did help the trouble began Ccura and Ointment and they helped continued them and about months completely healed ened Miss Antonette Lopriore 3 Creston St, Worcester Mass Sample each Address: Aborao H, Maiden, Mass."
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will hold attention minute It predicted that the world will be covered by air lines within ten flight For this fine big S200 book offered hafpr Don't this introductory bargain
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

4 AERE'S the enc book you must read if you are interested in AVIATION. Written in plain Eng fish, profllsely illustrated showing latest planes, en- zines, etc. Some day you'll ride in an airplane -learn the essentials now. For the prospective flying student, young people un- der flying age, owners anu business men.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-15

Check coupon properly if you want plans to assist you in building a model airplane that actually flies. Young people under flying age as well as those interested in aviation find these practical flying models interesting and instructive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
DIR PLEDGE.

OCN AlL1I~'
I. Every used car is conspicuously
marked with its price in plain fg-
ures, and that price, just as the
price Of Our new cars, is rigidly
maintained.
2. All STUDEBAkER automobiles
which are sold as CERTIFIED
CARS have been properly recon-
ditioned, and carry a 30-day gusran-
tee for replacement OF defective
parts and free service on adjust
ment.
3. Every purchaser of a used car
may drive it for five days, and then.
if not satisfied for any reason, turn
it back and apply the money paid
as a credit on the purchase of any
other car in stock-new or used. Ut
is assumed that the car has not been
damaged in the meantime.)
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AFTER ALL
PRICES TALK.

M ~ NIo oNS, I'M,
HupmobiIe Distributors.
1925 I4th St. NV,
BRANCHES.
1888 14th St. NV. 1865 Fl St. NE.
Reference-Any Bank in WASHINGTON.
MARMoN sTRAIaHT EISHr ,!ouR-PAss
Low milears: orisinsi finish like new; see
I'M" 1905 IA i N VT ooNf ass's .,,o
4 RECONDTTTONED FRANKLIN
with Our guarantee will solve your
transportation problems.
Priced from $3.50 to $3.50.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES,
(Franklin Distributors
346-34s Pa. Ave. NV. Met. 0o67.
A call will bring a car TO your door
REMEMBER, 1ATR-COOLTNG
has proven itself in aviation. Frank
lin alone offers it on the ground
A WORTHWHILE EVENT
IN USED CARS AT
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS co.
You have never had the oppor-
tunity to purchase high grade auto
mobiles at the low prices we are
offering today.
PRICES REDUCED $50 to $500.
Samples OF Bargains We Are
Offering You.
rerf:st shape; niieas. 5000 4 real real
pickup.
1925 Chrysler Coach. Observation-Disclosures 32s
II looks like q new ear: motor ana tires
excellent; fully equipped
Motor smooth and powerful; original An.
ish excellent; good tires. A real bargain.
OTHER BARGAINS.
1879 Hudson Sedan.
1887 chsvrolet landau Sedan.
1915 Chevrolet Coach
1929 Dodge Victoria Brougham.
1928 Hudson Brougham.
1928 Hudson Coach.
1927 Essex Coach.
1927 Hudson Sedan.
1925 Essex Coach.
1925 Essex Coach.
1927 Essex Sedan.
1929 Essex Sedan.
1878 Essex Coach.
1877 Essex Coupe.
1925 Willys-Knisht Sedan,
1924 etearns-Knisht TOURING.
1851 14th St. Cor. r NV.
"The House OF Confidence"
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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sALE-AUroAsoBnEs.

Due to the tremendous demand for
the new Studebaker, we have traded
a number of high-type used cars,
most of them current models and
standard makes. They are
thoroughly reconditioned. The Stu
debakers are CERTIFIED and
backed by our nationally advertised
Pledge.
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40 CARS.

For you to select from-Stude-
bakers. Chryslers. Dodges, Chevro-
let's, Hupps, Bucks, Nashes, Oak
lands, Hudsons.
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OWENS MOTOR CO.
OUR PRICES $40 TO $50
LESS THAN ELSEWHERE.
We undersell all other dealers
in town. 1t is possible for us to
do this because we have low
overhead expenses, own our
place of business and have no
rent to pay. We depend on the
sale of new cars, parts and &C.
cessories and service. for our
profit, being satisfied to break
even on our used car depart
~ ant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-07
WHAT rs IT YOU WISH 10 KNOW?
ARE YOU in, TROUBLED

Would you like an unprejudiced, analyti-
cal, well-reasoned opinion with recommends
tlons for 1ctlon2 Perhaps some help In ad-
man, but have had over so years Of broad
secret service experience, which qualities me
to give expert advice to those suffering
grave personal or business annoyances OF
delicate and complex nature.
The confidential service that ] sive to my
client is on the same high plane as that
rendered by attorney to client, and banker
to customer. feel the responsibility and
my, opinion is based on knowledse equally
technical.
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SLIGHTLY USED TIRES.
Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures
U Sicily and Riversides.
Balloons

SPECIAL PRICES TO DEALERS :.
Open Ewes. and Sunday All Day.
RADIO TIRE WORKS,
20 L St. NE.
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POHANKA SERVICE.
OLDSMOBILE

JOHANNA SEKVIIE.
OLDSMOBILE 6-VIkING 8.
OPEN EVENINGS AND
SUNDAY.
1925 10th ST. NV.
NORTH 0347.
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PERSONAL.

WILL sUBRENT COOL FURNISHED TWO
room. kitchenette. bath apt. with Frisidaire
rent same as unfurnished. Call Wis 240s
or see resident manaEer. 5000 14th st. w.
WILL NOT BE RESP ONsIBLE FOR ANY
debt other than made. by myself
OTTO @. jacob,
Inb
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

ANY ONE WISHING A DRIVER OR AS
address Box ll2-D. Star once. @
DRIVING TO NORFOLK AND VIRGINIA
Beach July II. can accommodate three pas
sengers. Phone Adams 24S4
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OAKLAND PONTIAC
L. P. STEUART. INC,
1925 l4th ST. NV.
GUARANTEED
Used CARS.


1925 18th St.
CHEVROLET le2s COACH
These cars are for sale; II you are In
terested in q Chevrolet make your OFFER.
HANNA MOTOR COMPANY.
1908 l4th st. NV. North 42i0
Pontiac Coach.
1928: good tires and guaranteed per-
feet Mechanical condition. .,.... $4,000
Chrvsler Coach.
New paint motor has been over
Chevrolet Sedan.
Good tires. new top and in GOOD me-
ehanieal condition ..............-..s2 $500 90
Oakland Coach.
This car has miles Of transportation
and cannot be beat for. ......... $4,000
Packard Sedan.
Good tires; runs fine and q bargain
Ford Sedan.
Good tires; runs very Ecod and ,.,m
We have many other sood buys at our
very easy terms. Open eveninks and sun
SHERIFF MOTOR CO.,
62f K ST. NV.
NET $500
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MORGAN BRADFORD.
Ethical Secret Service Since 1888.

MISUNDERSTANDING 800 Sunday and
Night Service Adams 1917
Building. II at 18th NV,
Undues tionable Credentials upnn REQUEST.
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PAINTING-PAPERINC. For EeAt, clean
work call Adams 5000. Low prices. quick
service. Gordon Bros, $50 Col. I'd. NV. Jy7'
PAINTING CoNTRAcToR = interior. sx-
terror; texture work q speciality. T. NEFF.
1450 Trinidad ave. ne. Phone Atlantic 1854.
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sALE-AUroMoB1LEs
GALL ABOARD!"

not; T.. Sc Prok U SSgSif5ESg Rs Ss. .as ar.
this years Vacation s the most most en3 e,e
able one ever. These cars are not
'' tsS !. 2E:naiE dnH PsElSi; tsEfpSouhfs
w FIJI qR1A Up Plan ana scn 4
ASK your neighbof-...
1929 Ford Sport Roadster.
E ESs: S sSsE s Ss:SS:ES s:Sss
1928 studebaker Dictator Sedan.
100, Manor sn,rr n! Straight Eight Sedan
1923 Essex Super-six Coach.
1925 Nssh special Six Sedan.
1897 1897 5 5siss st: yda5d Sport Coupe
1927 Essex Super-Six Coach.
1927 1927 0akl.na Business Coupe.
1875 1875 R Rapp s Ps LUXOR tgfs ei SEDAN
1875 Buiek Msstsr ssx seort coup.
1925 studesaker Special Six BrouEham.
is5S Buick Standard Sedan.
We also have 10 additional cars Of the
popular makes: but older than the Above, At
prices from $40 to 1900
A used ear for every purse and purpose
II you are from Missouri. come in: We can
that are low and terms that win suit RsiS''
See DICK MURPHY First.
1885 18th. 604 H St. NE.
1928 Kaiorama Rd.
COL. LINDBERGH DRIVES 4
FRANKLIN.
He knows the value of air-cooEne.
See the wonderful values we offer
in reconditioned Franklins.
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES.
546-348 Pa. Ave. NV. Met. 0o67.
A call will bring car TO your door.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
Son Plan That Is .Diiferent--s3.
f2 to u months TO pay for any make or
model Of used car to property owners or
property indorsers. AL cars guaranteed by
confidential; Answer by letter for demon
Sod. star Once
NOW
We are in Our new building at
346-348 Pa. Ave. NV,
The largest and finest usee-car establish
ment in the South, offering the cleenest ana
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
TO be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Main 5000, Branch lis.
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ANT. BEDBUd. MOTH. ROACH, rat exteT-
nlination guaranteed: We maintain a mod
ern fumiEation chamber for furniture, rugs,
etc, also specialize in house fumisation.
American Disinfectant Co., 936 Eye ST. ".
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pApERHANoINo AND PANTNo-special
prices this week only. We win scrape and
size when necessary and paper average size
room for 81 Paperhanging guaranteed IN
writing for 3 years. Interior and exterior
painting at special prices. We use Dute5
Boy lead, pure linssed oil and turpenttne
only, Cash or terms UP to years to pay.
Payment on work done now to beGin IN
August. Peoples Home Decorating Co. Inc.'
s17 eth ct. NV. National 74l7
PHPERHANdINd, root work, paintinglWork
E.pniT cS ais aiIs sids Main isiS
PIANO TUNING. S3So. We specialiss IN
general piano repairs ana renuiidlnsa SCI teIs
our estimates. Prices reasonable HEinec
fneehsnics. Work guaranteed Sendersons
servies Col. 500, and Pot. sss-M
PLUMBTNS5, HEATING. on BURNING: re-
PAIRS and installations; found RELIABLE for ~
years. j. r. Guerin, 4l2 e. CAP: Lin 54l1:
PLUMBiNG AND HEATIN0-AIl work done
BY registered plumber. at special prices this
week only Quick service; no. Job too small
or too large. Call National 74ls; ask for
PIUMBINd-special attention to remodel
ing and repair work; truck equtpped as snop
on wheels. D. J. sillers, 1910 10th st. a re-
REFRIGERATOR repairing. Have your ola
re8rigerstor Fepaiyea az your Rome. seeHs "
new, By expert e03 9th nv NEtional bees:
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PAINTING, paperhansins, floors finished,
old floors hcgeed, brick buildings water
proceed. A. z. Burrell. 6ls E st. ne. Lin.
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KEYS-Duplicate Keys, IS cents: made while
you wait. Turner & CLARK, new address,
l22llz New York ave. nv Metro. zoos.
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EXPERIENCING AND PAINT1NG-Our spe-
ciai low Summer prices are now in effect
Call for an estimate. All our work gusran-
teed. Metropolitan Decorating Co, franklin
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PAINIlNG. PAPEEINQ, decoratinEi interioT
Ga. ave NV. Phone Col. 423a. aug
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REFRIGERATOR repairing. Have your oio
new. 81 expert S03 9th NV National 5ee4:
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HOME FURNITURE REPAIRING, uphclster-
Ing and finishing; cabinet work and chair
raninR Met 2S2n
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Pure Linen
Lunch Cloths
$1.25

-54-in. size. of fine
crash linen; striped
border or plaid pat
terms.
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Stamped Bed
spreads. $I.49 ca.

Double size Spreads with
bolster attached. OF UNI
bleached material, tinted
in green and blue.
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Pad and
CoUer, Soc

"A handy combination,
specially priced. Pad and
cover, both for sec.
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Stamped Aprons
IN

--Women's Aprons Of un-
bleached material. stamped
for simple embroidery.
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Kann's-Street Floor.
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Pure Linen
Table Don1osk
,$1.OO Yd.

IA sturdy : wearing
damask. "a In. wide,
full bleached; in
neat patterns. Reg.
$1.25.
Kann's-Street Floor.
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These are larger-22x44 In.
double thread weave, very abb
sorbent, with fancy stripe
borders of blue. green, sold,
pink and orchid.
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Printed silks polka dot crepes and washable prints provide wide
choice for and afternoon Tailored washable
eo1ors offer their COOL trim the who go for
actively merely spectator For travel for daylight
and country club dancing these inexpensive frocks every
of STYLE Beatty and good TASTE
Juniors, Misses Women's and Extra Sizes, IA to 81
Jams
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T5c ca.
Handy Bags with g.
pocket shoe bag. laundry
bag, place for umbrella and
two pockets for handker-
chiefs or hose. Special
value.
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AUTOMOTIvE
serviee STANDARDIZATION

Service Statioas-Repatrtng ~
REPAIRING on ali makee Of cara C.
pert mechanics available day and nieht
Hotel Washington Garage Phone 173s
TIRES. BATTERIES. AUTO ELECTRIC
SERVICE-P. & v. Tire 4 Battery Co..
ISL Myrtle st. Phone 1898,
WACO SERVICE. Batteries charged Goo
Rentals and repairA Delivery service.
rs Hartford Ave. Phone 5o66. Il: West
Main st. Phone $685.:
New Britain herald., 1929-01-15
EMPLOYMENT
Hclp-Mcn Wanted

Hclp-Mcn Wanted ~
A COMPETENT craftsman In a Hartford
factory. One having had about s years
experience. Apply in own handwriting.
stating age. nature of experience and
salary expected at start. Address P. o.
Box ?106. Hartford. Conn.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-15
VANCE STREET, 1e--

Well built six room house with sun
porch. tile bath. All modern. Also a
heated garage. Excellent location
near schools, bus and stores. Rent
very reasonable.
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EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

Dancing Teachers So
DANCING FOR STAGE OR BALLROOM.
Class or private. Emerson Studio, ICE
Main st. Tel. 613.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-15

LARGE size parlor stove, all nickel;
practically new. Reasonable. MacDon-
aid, Fairfield st., Elm Hill.
New Britain herald., 1929-01-15

FINANCIAL
A FRIEND IN NEED

A FRIEND IN NEED
FAMILY LOANS for use N Via home
from SO to $500. Our service Is best
because You can repay according to
your income. and We try to make every
customer happy by courtesy. proutp:-
Hess and privacy. 81 to IS monthly,
plus lawful interest, "epays SO to 800
cash loan. Larger sums IN proportion.
NO INDORSERS-all loans between hus-
band. wife and ourselves. Call. write
or phone 19-4-3.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
2ol Raphael Bldg. second floor. ~ West
Main St. between Washington and High
streets Open $50 to s; Saturday $50
to !. Licensed by the State-Bonded 10
the Public.
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WEST MAIN ST. 617-l room tenement
Modern improvements. Price reasonable.
This months rent free. Inquire top
floor after s ,. m
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POCkETBOOk LOST at Capitol theater.
Finder keep SO of contents but please
return to owner. 81 Beatty St.