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visiting in and about Ell PaSo for the
past severa lweeks, returned home
Sunday, accompanied by her son,
A. M. Gillespie, Mrs. Alfred Kerr
and Miss Elizabeth Kerr, and Al
fred Kerr, who we're visitors in Tex
as for brief visit. Members of the
family enjoyed reunion in Ell Pa
so on Easter.
Mrs. r. E. Lee entertained four
some at bridge Wednesday after
noon. At the conclusion of play, en-
joyable refreshments were served.
Mrs. Wilmoth Kelsey won high
score. Those playing were: Mrs.
Maud Williams, Mrs. Wilmoth Kel-
sey, Mrs. E. S. Edmonson and the
hostess.
Mrs. j. E. Wise was gracious hos
tess to the members of the Craw-
ford Street Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon.
A foursome enjoying an afternoon
of bridge at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Harker recently, consisted of Mrs.
L. G. Byington, Mrs j. v. Robins,
Mrs. Leonard Smith and the hos
tess.
Invitations have been issued for
bridge tea to be given May second,
by Mrs. r. E. Lee, Mrs. James Ro-
bins, Mrs. Frank Duffy and Mrs.
Glenn Harker at the club rooms Of
the Woman'S Club.
*******
Alphonso KerSon celebrated his
sixth birthday anniversary Monday
afternoon at delightful children's
party at the family home on Potre-
70. A pi1ata, in the form of an Eas-
ter basket, was broken by Julia
Mungia, and candy eggs showered
in every direction. Many games were
enjoyed before the refreshments Of
ice cream, cake and candy were SER
we'd, Easter egg place cards being
used. The guest list included: Marta
and Margot Guerrero, Lloyd Har-
ker, Patricia and Sonny Sisk, Yo-
landa, Eleanor, and Maria Louisa
Joffroy, Ruth and Albert Alvarez,
Maria Dolores Krupp, Howard Bra
cker, Adele and Harvey Bracker,
Paulina Vigil, David and Searle Mil
ler, Villa and Duane Bird, Alejan-
dro, Demetrio and Rose Elena Ker-
son.
#*&***$
Honoring her house guests of last
weekend, Mrs. L. H. Watkins en-
tertained Saturday evening at din
11cI 4OI NILS. ~. "A. RGdICS ana MISS
Sarah Louise Pearce. An Easter mo-
tif was used in table appointments,
and the table was centered with |
lovely yellow snapdragons. Covers
were laid for Mrs. G. A. Pearce, Miss
Sarah Louise Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Rodgers, Alfred Hudgin, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. H. Watkins.
******+
On Thursday Mrs. Carleton, Of
Patagonia, was hostess at lunch
con honoring Mrs. G. A. Pearce and
Sara Louise. Covers were
laid for Mrs. G. A. Pearce, Mrs. T.
NJ. Etchells, Louise Carleton, Mrs.
L. H. Watkins and the hostess.
AS courtesy to Mrs. G. A. Pearce
and Miss Sarah Louise Pearce, Mrs.
T. M. Etchells, of Patagonia enter
tanned at luncheon Saturday. Gov
ers were laid for Mrs. G. A. Pearce,
AR~ 8 ~
Nogales international., 1930-04-25

F. A. French was q business vis-
itor at Tucson Wednesday.
Nogales international., 1930-04-25

Mrs. w. A. O'Connor was hostess
to the members of the Wednesday
Bridge Club this week. Lovely early
summer blossoms adorned the rooms
in which the ladies played. Guests
for the afternoon for bridge and
tea were Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. George
Nichols, Mrs. Dawson and little
Jean Hudgin. High score prize was
won by Mrs. Louis Hudgin. Delec-
table refreshments were served by
the hostess late in the afternoon
Nogales international., 1930-04-25

Miss Sarah Louise Pearce, Mrs.
Carleton, Miss Louise Carlton, Mrs
L. H. Watkins and Mrs. Etchells.
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CONTINUED on page 81
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WOODLEY PARK HOMES

A section of established beauty and
convenience. Come out and inspect
the sample house in the development
of English homes Just being built
Delightful in exterior appearance;
charming in interior ARRANGEMENT
and plan. A wide choice of homes to
select from. varying in size from to
bed rooms. with to baths
Priced under 100000
Sample house open daily and Sum-
day until pm.
29l0 CORTLAND PL. NV.
Reached via Connecticut
Ave, west on Cathedral
Ave. to 10Th St. and north
to Cortland Pl.
y. L. SALISBURY CO., INC.
Owners and Builders,
l4l8 Eye St. NV. Natl 1904
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR 10th ST.
7 ROOMS-2 BATHS.
3 PORCHES-Sl2,500.

A splendid brick home with concrete COW
cred front porch and tile mansard roof in an
attractive community near 18th and Buch-
churches and transportation Large recep-
ton hall with coat closet, living room with
bright kitchen and pantry with built-in re-
frigerator. bed rooms, tiled baths,
hoored attic for storage, breakfast porch
and screened sleeping porch. Concrete cell
lar, laundry. toilet. hot-water heat, auto
matte hot-Water heater. Nice yard to paved
alley with room for garage. Hardwood
floors, artistic decoration, all modern i'm
provements. Only $l2.500; terms to suit.
w. c. & A. n. MILLER,
llle 18th ST DECATUR OSLO
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WANTED-APARTMENT HOUSES.
SALE-HOUSES.

TO IL APT BLDG, NV. SECTION
Give full details. Address Box 94-J, Star
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LIE BOURGET.
2127 California st. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.

ing, located in a refined and quiet
residential neighborhood. vet con-
venient to Connecticut Avenue car
and bus lines, schools, churches and
stores.
Some apartments equipped with
Murphy beds and open porcheS.
Large closet space throughout.
Resident Manager on Premises.
r r10m k fnd ana Sft bath $500 and sSSS
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. 62.50
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SALE--HOUSES.
(C0ntinu0dl

UPPER 10th ST. SECTION.
$1o750.
A new home Just of 18th st., in
one of the most popular locations
in the city. Completely detached,
having z spacious rooms, including
bed rooms, perfectly appointed
baths. model kitchen with every
modern convenience, built-in garage.
An attractive lot, nearly so feet wide.
May be bought on very reasonable
EVENING PHONE SERVICE
UNTIL PM
\. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
Realtors,
l4l8 Eye st, NV. Natl 1904
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RENT--ELATS.
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

725 7Ih ST. s.W.-5 AND ROOM FLATS;
reasonable, good condition HENRY SCHAF-
FERT. $50 Johr Marshall pl
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Under Saul Management
PENTILLY.
1912 X st. NV.

Walking distance to Govt DeptS.,
theater and shopping districts. Mod
ern. S-story building. completely re-
decorated throughout; unusually large
rooms. attractive lobby elevator,
switchboard, etc. FRIGIDAIRE on
house current.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath Cmany
with large porchesl, varied exposures.
s63, S65, $40, S73, SIS.
All vacant apartments lighted at
night. See resident manager.
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1921 Conn. Ave. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
Located just over Klingle Bridge
in Washinston's best apartment
house section All apartments at
tractively finished and have hard
wood floors throughout. Elevator
and attractive lobby.
Resident Manager on Premises.
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
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AVAILABLE.

foyer, bath and porch. $3.50
rooms, kitchen, dining alcove,
foyer and bath. ............. 92.5
We select our tenants as you woulo
your neighbors.
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CORNER 18th AND @ SITS. NV.
Most Conveniently Located Downtown
Apartment Hotel.
Modern appointments; ElectroluX re-
frigeration, complete 24-hour service;
restaurant and stores within building
RATES.
I room, kit. and bath $40 so to $45 90
2 rooms, kit. and bath. $500 to $500
Furnished suites of and rooms
with complete housekeeping facilities
available for long or short periods.
RESIDENT MANAGER.
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THE CECIL.
SOUTHWEST CORNER
18th AND L NV.
DOWNTOWN BUILDING.
Walking Distance Govt. Depts.. Theaters
ard Shopping Section.
All Rooms Outside and Large
24-HOUR ELEVATOR SERVICE.
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD.
2 Rooms and Bath TO
2 Rooms. Kitchen and Bath,
$40 to 500 Per Month.
APPLY RESIDENT MANAGER.
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SULGRAVE MANOR,
$3.50 Conn. Ave. NV.

able in this exclusive building for
those who desire to reside in an at
mosphere of refinement and can fur
nish satisfactory references.
telephone and elevator service; cleo
trio refrigeration at the cost OF
mana Oa1aant
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NEAR DUPoNT CIRCLE.
Modern Buildine-Elevator and
Switchboard Service.
Electric Refrigeration IL Desired.
rooms and bath. ...............S9 $50 %
S rooms and bath .:.............lO O.O 90
Resident Manager.
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CLEVELAND PARK HOME.
8 ROOMS-3 BATHS.
DEEP LOT-2-CAR GARAGE.

A charming detached home of varie-
gated tapestry brick and stucco.
half-t.mbcreo, in a pleasing English
design with a 2-car garage of similar
architecture on a beautifully land
Ecaped lot so IT wide by l72 feet
deep with apple orchard. in an at
tractive section of Cleveland Park.
close to schools, stores. churches and
transportation. Attractive reception
hall with coat closet and layatory,
large living room with fireplace. man.
tel and built-in window seats. cheer
full dining room, buffers pantry with
special cabinets. bright kitchen. serv-
ice porch. spacious bed rooms with
cedar wardrobe closets. linen closet in
hall, 2 tiled baths with built-in tubs
and showers The attic is finished
and contains a maids room, bath,
cedar closet and ample storage space,
lined with, Celotex. Concrete cellar
with laundry. toilet. hot-water heat
ing plant and instantaneous hot
water h@ater. Artistic wallpaper
and lighting fixtures. hardwood floors
throughout. Many unusual features
Of design and equipment are incorpo-
rated in this home built and designed
by Miller. Attractively priced with
terms arranged to suit. See this
home today.
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Under New Management.
3541 18th ST. NV.

Near l4th st. and Park Road.
This building, only one-half square
from the 18th ct. car line, Is being
entirely redecorated, and the rents
are most reasonable.
Resident manager on premises.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
$4,000 to $47.6O
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East Florence Courts,
21S3 California st. NV,

21Ss California st. NV.
A few apartments available in this
desirable building, equipped with ele-
vator and electric refrigeration. cost
Of operation paid by the owner.
rms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
4 rms, kitchen and bath. 80. $500
S rms, kitchen, bath and re-
Including Electric Refrigeration.
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1916 w PLACE NV.

OJIO w ELhOE NsWs
Just North of Intersection of 35th st.
and Wisconsin Ave.
SOUTH OF MT. ALTO HOSPITAL.
This building has Just been placed
under our MANAGEMENT, and all
perfect condition.
Convenient to Wisconsin ave- car
lines, stores. schools. etc.
rms, kit, bath: $50, so to $4,000
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1925 PARK RID. NV.

Unusually desirable apartments,
close to 14th St. containing three
hall and porch. These apartments
are In good condition and are avail
able for immediate possession.
Rent per Month, SIS and $50.
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GERLER MEMORIAL Bull DING
COMPLETED

The new Gebler Memorial
Building at 1876 Grand avenue
which was built in accordance
with provisions of the will of
Theodore Gebler, is one of the
Class A structures in Southern
Arizona. 1t is strictly of fire.
proof construction, consisting Of
concrete, moulded stone, Spanish
tile and steel. The only wood
used in the entire building is the
hardwood flooring in the two
large show windows downstairs,
and the doors.
The building occupies ground
space of AZ by 100 feet and is
two stories in height. The cell.
ings are very high and each of
the twelve Offices on the second
floor is an outside room.
A beautiful Spanish tile stair.
case with ornamental steel ban.
listers lead from the attractive
entrance to the upper floor. The
upper and lower floors are of
concrete and all of the windows
are Of steel.
Plans for the Gebler building
were drawn by Roy Place, we'll
known architect of Tucson, Jose
CASTELAR, was the general con.
tractor. Construction started a
few months ago and the build.
ing is now ready for occupancy.
The lower floor is now occupied
by the Arizona Furniture CON-
pany and two of the twelve off.
ces upstairs have been rented.
The other ten are for rent.
As the trustees named in Mr..
Gebler's will. the First National
Bank had the building erected
and has charge of it's rental and
upkeep. All revenue derived
from the operation of the build
ing will go to charity. AS far
as can be learned, it is the only
building erected in the state of
Arizona for that specific purpose
and it stands as a glowing tri-
butte to the man who made it,
possible. the late Theodore
Gebler.
The cost of the structure was
$44, 900, not counting the ground
on which it stands.
Theodore Gebler, Nogales pio.
neer, who died here on August
26, 1926, at the age of 95, and
who left q will providing for
erection of the Gebler building.
which has just been completed
on Grand avenue. Mr.. Gebler-
was born in Berlin, Germany.
SO years ago today, and located
in Nogales in 1886. 6.-Nogales In.
ternational.
The border vidette., 1930-07-05
METALS IN HISTORY

An extremely important book
could be written on the influence
of mining iu developing world
civilization.
Carthage, once called the mis-
tress of the Mediterranean, rul
ed the ancient world principally
because she commanded the cop.
per, gold aud silver deposits of
Spaine. When these fell into the
hands of the Romans, the city
swiftly passed from her glory.
The Spanish Renaissance of
the sixteenth century was due
almost entirely to the effect of
the influx of gold and silver from
the new world.
In our own country. the de
velopment of the West was the
direct result of the discovery Of
gold in 40, and 1T is said that
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Globe-Western Auto Supply
company may establish branch
store here.
Somerton-Business and pro
fessional men of this town re
Gently met to form credit protec.
tive organization.
Globe -19-hole Midget Coli
Course blished on vacant lo'
across from Royale Garden by
Kenneth Hopes.
Over $5O0,OO has been brought
into Gila county during past
year through sale of cattle to
eastern pastures and stockyards,
according to Henry Jones, chief
deputy state cattle inspector.
Prescott - Grove and Sons
Mining company granted articles
of incorporation.
Claypool-Public Utilities Cor
poration installing new and
larger water mains here.
San Simon-New oil we'll re
Gently brought in seven miles
and half southwest of here.
Nogales-Construction under
way on foundation-for new 1900
KVA substation at plant No. l
of the Public Utilities Consoli
dated Corporation on Grand ave.
nue..
Apache Airlines, Inc.. owned
and operated by business men OF
Globe Miami district, contem.
plating establishment of pass
enger line between Phoenix and
Prescott.
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the tremendous production of

the tremendous production of
metals in California between
1850 and 1860 was the financial
foundation that made it possible
for the Union to maintain itself
during the Civil War.
Directly following the Civil
War, the famous Comstock Lode
which produced three-quarters
of billion dollars, created great
prosperity in the west and north
during the period of reconstruc
ton.
These are a few of the high
spots" in the history of mining.
Today metals are more import.
ant to national and international
progress than ever before. Cop
per, lead, zinc make possible
modern civilization.
The border vidette., 1930-07-05
BOWMAN DECLINES TO ENTER
CAMPAIGN FOR STATE SENATOR
Mondays Herald)

Writ G. Bowman will not make
the race for State Senator. This
announcement was definitely
made this morning by Bowman
after thinking over the matter
for several days.
For more than a month local
friends of Bowman have urged
him to enter the race for the
senate and represent this county
in the state legislature. At one
time Bowman thought that be
would serve the county. Friends
.even circulated a petition and
many signers attached their
name to the document.
1t is impossible for me to
make the race at the present
time" said Bowman. Il have
given serious consideration to
the subject and l cannot spare
the time due to my own private
business"
Bowman is here spending a
short vacation in Nogales. AL
though be went to, San Diego
several years ago he has main
tanned residence here and votes
here.
Bowman is the president of
the famous Aqua Caliente com
pany of Baja California. He is
the chairman of the board OF
directors Of the First National
Bank of Nogales and is a large
property owner here. He is one
of the largest taxpayers in Santa
Cruz county. Bowman will re
turn to San Diego Wednesday.
The border vidette., 1930-07-05
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA NEW8

University of Arizona (TucsonE
July THAT the first year of
college is one of important ply.
sical development for young men
has been demonstrated by the
department of physical educa.
ton at the University of Ari.
zona. Statistics. kept through.
out the year reveal remarkable
physical changes.
Since physical education has
been made compulsory at the
state institution there has bean
a minimum of cases for the Un-
iversity infirmary. The fresh.
men and sophomores who take
regular supervised exercises
show a higher degree of health.
mess than any other class.
Records for the classes in prac.
tical physical education show
that only 49 percent of the fresh
men enrolled in the university
could climb fourteen foot rope.
The test of elm bing the rope. D.
general physical test, was given
all of the men at the beginning
of the year.
The average time for the rope
climb should be eight to ten
seconds according to E. A. Tap.
pan of the physical education
department. The average time
for the beginning freshmen, how.
ever, was around twenty seconds.
During the year the depart.
ment stressed arm and shoulder
exercises for those who we're
weak on mbing. At the end
of the year nearly eighty percent
of the students we're able to
reach the top of the rope and
the average time came down TO-
normal. Remarkable body build.
ing was also accomplished, dur.
ing the work with the freshmen.
Several underweight freshmen
gained approximately 40 pounds
during the year.
The border vidette., 1930-07-05
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW

| Phoenix-$5OO,OOO Lois Cru.
now Memorial clinic will be con.
structed at corner of Mcdowell
road and Tenth street.
| Casa Grandchildren Depart
ment Stores company will locate
branch in remodeled quarters in
building on Florence street.
| Ash Fork Plans underway
for construction of new $4,000
gymnasium for use in connection
with com bination grade and high
school building.
| Giobe-New buildings and ad.
ditional improvements amount.
ing to more than $25, 900 being
made on property on the North
Broad street owned by Steven
Faletti.
Phoenix-Building permit is
sued to John r. Seaver for con.
struction of $6 500 apartment
house at 1884 West Washington
street.
Tucson-Chamber of commerce
recommended lease of 40-acre
tract of land. located south of
Mayse Airport, as permanent
site for Pima county fair and
rodeo.
Lowell-$175, 900 school build.
ing will be constructed here in
near future.
Bisbee-$1O,OOO plant under
construction on Main street to
house the Bisbee Motor company
and Studebaker agency.
Tucson-New building being
constructed to house j. Knox
Corbett Lumber & Hard ware Co.
at corner of North Sixth avenue
and Seventh street at cost of
approximately $4,000.
Tucson Construction will
start in near future on 1OO-bed
addition to Government hospital
here.
| Prescott-Building permits for
month of May reached total Of
$5,5 ,585.
Casa Grande-New Alta Vista
sub division being opened by
Heard Bryan, local realtor.
| Mesa-Building permits for
month of May here amounted to
$26, 450.
| Casa Grande-Charles God
frey and S. E Tellyer purchas
ed on West Wilson street from
Mrs. Judge Bennett for estab
lishment of cement plant.
| Prescott-Oak Creek Fish and
Hunt Club plant to construct
clubhouse.
Tucson-R. F. Dali received
contract for remodeling quarters
in Santa Rita hotel, Scott and
Broad way, into drug store to
cost approximately $4,000.
Mesa-Building permit issued
for construction of $25, 900 citrus
packing shed for Arizona Citrus
Growers. Inc. at the corner of
Newell and Morris streets.
Tempe Phoenix Art Stone
company received contract for
furnishing art stone for new
library and administration build
ing at Tempe State Teachers
college here.
Prescott-John Welsh and G.
E. Rogers received contracts for
oiline and grading of Montezuma
and Grove streets.
Contract awarded to Henry
Galbraith, on bid of $66, 494, for
construction of 1857 miles of
highway between Grand Canyon
and Williams.
Buckeye-Messrs. B. w. Sim
mons and Albert c.. Ray pur
chased Buckeye Home Bakery.
Phoenix-Formal opening of
new $4,000 Owl Drug company
store at Washington street and
| Central avenue held June 7th.
Nogales-Baca Float Construc
ton company, capitalized at
$1OO,OOO, filed articles of incor
poration.
Yuma-Seventh avenue from
Eighth street to Fifteenth street
become part of city.
Globe Alden Theater com
pany, capitalized at 100000,
filed articles of incorporation.
Litchfield Park-Hangar and
- L
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Lowell-Fox CentraM Theatre
installed new air cooling system.
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FOR sALE-BUNGALoW NEAR NEW MIL
go mo- fuEToN f. doRpoS ps 1ST sa In:
suranee BLDG. l4th and II; District S231
even Clev. Se7A
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sALE-Co-oPERATIvE APIS.
RENT-FLATS.

125 7,h ST s.W.-5 AND 6 ROOM FLATS
reaSona BILE. good condition HENRY SCHAF.
FERT, $40 John Marshall 81
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SALE-HOUSES.
BY OWNER.


Lawyers modern suburban home. sttrac-
tive surroundings; baths, large porches'
low price; easy terms. Call Owner, MI
SoMERVILLE, National 1911 (ofncel.
IT22 CoRCORAN ST, N.W:-OPEN SAT: 4
Sun. Colored. Special value. 10 rooms, Z
baths, sleeping porch, hot-water heat, en-
tire house like new, Price and terms easy
Might exchange. 1908 st NV. Nat. S6II
COLORED-NEW COLONIAL GRAY TAPES
try brick home in outstanding community,
construction equal TO homes priced at Jour
times my price OF S6,175. JOHN YOUNG
Adams 1864 -
COLORED-6-RoOM BRICK, NEWLY DEC
GRATED home in excellent East washington
neighborhood electricity. etc; a real par :
gain at $3.50; unusually low terms JOHN
YOUNG. Adams 1864
COLORFD: OPEN EVENINGS TO 9, 1919
Park I'd. Do not fail to inspect this fne
house in ideal location; r, h-wh;; elee;
and colonial front porch; large YARD Win
fruit trees, TO inspect any time call o. NJ.
JONES, Col. 55l5
COLORED BARGAIN.
Swami st. 400 blocks rooms. bath. gas,
cleo. hot-water heat; small down payment
to responsible party. Apply HEROLD
HAYNES. woodward Bldg. Dist e444
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SALE OR RENT-HOuSES.
SHORE PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD BY THE SEA, N.J.-FURNISH-
cd cottages, bungalows and apts., boardwelk
stores; Summer season. BEECHER KAY
REALTY CO.
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righteousness PROPERTY.

3413 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Excellent shop with living quarters above:
size approximately l6x35. Suitable for
tailor shoe shop, barber. etc good rooms
bath. one-car garage in addition to shop
An excellent value at S35
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS & co.
2032 Belmont Rd. NV. Decatur 5000
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S5.7.50-1466 COL. RID.
The ReUenswood A delightful front apt.
z rooms INorch, Frigidaire, Res. mEr or
I. z. 2. PEhlce, 3l4 Investment BIDS.