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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-04

hesitated at the door. What is i,
You want!' / snapped. You said
netting, but ran across, In one tenn
pestuous plunge. and threw your
arms around my neck and kissed
Tie, again and again. and your
small arms frightened with an af-
lection that God had set blooming
N your heart and which eyen neg
feef could not witf1rT. And then YOU
We're gone, pattering up the stairs.
We'll son, it was shortly after
wards that my paper slipped from
my hands. and Il terrible sickenina
fear came over me. Suddenly / saw
myself as i really WAS, in all nv
horrible selfishness. and | felt sick
ut heart. What has habit been do
Ing to me- The habit of complain
Ing, OF finding fault, or reprimand-
ing. ell Of these We're my rewards
60 YOU for being a boy. 1t was not
that did not love Won: it was that
! expected foo much OF youth. ]
was measuring you by the yardstick
Of my " years.
@And there was so much that was
good, and fine, and true in your
character. You did not deserve nv
treatment of you, son. The little
heart of you was as big as the dawn
Itself over the wide hills. All thi,
was shown by your spontaneous inn
pulse to rush in and kiss me good
night. Nothing else matters tonight.
son. have come to your bedside in
the darkness, and have knelt
there, choking with emotion and
50 ashamed.
1t is 4 feeble atonement, I know
you would not understand these
things If | told them to you during
your waking hours, vel | must say
what | am saying. / must burn sac
rlficial fires, alone, here In your bed
room, and make free confession. And
1 have prayed God to strengthen
me III my resolve. Tomorrow i
Will be q real daddy. l will chnm
with Won. and suffer when Won suf-
Ter and laugh when you laugh. I
VIII bite my tongue when impatient
words come. / will keep saying as if |
II were a ritual: Here is nothing
but q boy, a little boy.
\ am afraid | have yisualizen
you as a man. Yet as see Won
now, son. crumpled and weary in
cot, | see that you are still a
baby. Yesterday you were In your
hlothefs arms, yOuT head on her
have asked too much. too
much.
Dear Boy, Dear little son, a pen
tent kneels at your infant shrine
here in the moonlight. kiss the
title fingers and the damp forehead
md your yellow curl. Tears came.
md heartache and remorse and alss
/ greater deeper love. when You ran
through the library door and wanted
o kiss me-
no father OF mother need ever be
Of penitence before the
ousled head of a sleeping child.
surely there can be no more fitting
to acknowledge the error OF
ways, nor can there be any
lhrlne where on can come nearer TO
hlngs that are divine. And, when /
has had such an experience as {
MS tribute p0rtrays. 1t is safe to ,
he canof help being a better ia
her-a better man! {,
81
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! am afraid | have yisualizet
you as a man. Yet as / see yol
now, son. crumpled and il
your cot, | see that you are still !
DaDy. Yesterday you were In you
mothers arms, your head on her
shoulder. have asked too much, too
much.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-05-04

Enos Williams OF Cardiff was
expelled from the miners union for
agreeing 10 abandon his fellow
strikers in return for a pair OF trou-
sers.
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Benjamin f. CARRIER of Philadel-
pnia- who was fined $3.50 for sell
ing fruit without a license. Offered
apples IN payment but the court re-
fused. $780,
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GETTING DOWN TO



| have often thought how mucf
better father any mar could be {
he could only recall incidents of hi,
oyn boyhood and would associate
these experiences more often in The
discipline Of his oWn children. May
be that goes for mothers foo. Ii
seems to me that failure in discip.
line comes more through lack o.
understanding of the child mint
than through any natural tendency
Of q boy or girl to be rebelIious. We
see Il reflected in the home, il
shows III in schools, and we find II
on the streets Of every day life.
Last week we came across d beau
tiful contribution that intensified
the conviction that one of the big
giest jobs any man has is to be the
right kind of q father. It was said
to have appeared first in d Florida
newspaper. bur regardless Of where
Il originated. the thought expressed
IS 50 fine, so inspiring, that we just
made up orr minds right then and
here that here was something that
would make a fitting contribution To
Brass Tacks."
If any father can read it withon,
eonfessing that he's been lacking
IN understanding and appreciation OF
the child mind = without realizing
that he's been guilty many times of
failing to remember when he was a
boy Just like his own-perhaps
much worse - then he can do q
darned Sight better than I can. ANY
way, it doesn't hurt to think about
these things once in a while, and SO
m passing this on, hoping that 1t
may awaken some who may read ii
% q keener sense OF responsibility
as a father-just as it did me-. Its
called
Listen Son.
Il am saying this to you as YOU
lie asleep, one little paw crumDled
under your cheek and the curls
stlckily wet on your damp forehead.
have stolen into your room alone.
Just q few moments ago, as / sat
reading my paper in the library, a
hot, sitting wave Of remorse swept
over me. | could not resist it. Guilt
lily came to your bedside.
These are the things / was
thinking, son: I had been cross to
You. | scolded you as you were
dressing for school because YOU
gave your face merely q dab with a
towel. | took You to task for not
cleaning your shoes. / called out
angrily when / found you had
thrown some Of your things on the
floor. At breakfast / found fault.
too. You put your elbows ION the
table. You spread butter too thick
on your bread. And as you started
off to play and ! made for my train.
Won turned and waved a little hand
and called, Goodbye Daddy ana
frowned and said in reply, Hold
your shoulders back
"Then 1T began all over again in
the later afternoon. As I came m
the hill road | spied you down on
your knees playing marbles. There
were holes in your stockings. hui
inflated you before your boy friends
by making you march ahead of me
back to the house. Stockings were
expensive and II you had to buy
them You would be more careful.
Imagine that, son, from a father. 1t
was such stupid. silly logic.
do you remember later when
was reading In the library, how Won
came In softly. timidly, with a sort
Of hurt, hunted look In your eyes?
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mat even a former Tice-president may come
PACK Is evidenced by the fact that Mr.. Curtis has
Deen admitted to practice law before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
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y Is estimated that Americans dring 5000
cups % corfee every second. And no telling how many
saucers.
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do you remember later when !
was reading In the library, how Won
came In softly, timidly. with a sort
OF hurt, hunted look In your eyes?
When / glanced up over my y
impatient at the interruption, you
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The quickest way to make something popular
II to pass n law against 1T.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18
NOW We KNOW WHO Is HURT

Like VIII Rogers all know is that we read IN !l s
Danes but most Of us judgment on matter wcn
- do not understand until we KNOWS pus up
howl Dan MILESTONE says that people in Northern Montana
never make up their minds political issue until they reao
the stand of the Great Falls Tribune Then they know They
vote the OPPOSITE way. And this principle many de-
eisions are reached by intelligent Americans.
None whom we know able explain the CONTROVERSY
over the depreciation of the dollar We Monanans were
inclined to rejoice when gold prices went to $S49 pat we
ernt certain as to the effect world business until
howl went up from pack whom we all know the inter
rational bankers The shakeup the presidents CABINET
dsnreciation Of the dollar is the proper thing.
We know Just one thing-frOm the press wires-that
since the American dollar has approached parity with
ones Of other countries we been selling surplus
copper in foreign markets where trade was at
berstofore Il NAV hurt the international money gamblers
hut It is more likely good thing to put American dollars
back to work in world trade channels
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18

Once upon a time there wai
pretty, modest country girl
who went to a wild masquerade
party dressed in a costume Of
corn leaves and was shocked
several times before the eve
ming was over.
o q q o
When Noah sailed the waters
blue
He had his troubles, same a.
you,
For forty days he drove the
Ark,
Before he found a place to
park.
q q o u
The geologist was on the Wit
ness stand and in course OF
qualifying himself as an expert
he admitted that he was the
greatest geologist in the word.
One Of his friends afterward
questioned him about the blund-
er.
Il know" replied the geolo-
gist. at must have sounded
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somewhat coneaised. out. remem-
Der / was unaar oath."
q b a Il
Il haven't any change with
me this morning: win you trust
ne with q postage stamp untn
tomorrow"
"Certainly. Mr.. Jones'
but suppose / get killed.
or"
"Don't mention II. Mr.. Jones.
The loss would be but q trifs.
q q q q
Il desire to ask your daughter
to be my wife," said the young
man.
We'll. don't get me mixed up
in it," said the father. IF you
don't get along togsther / don't
want you to have a chance to
say It was my fault"
n q q q
Nose: Niger, amt dat a
new derby youse wearfn'7"
Rastus: "Yassah, dat's a sur
prise from nah wife"
Nose: ''surpriseG How conner"
Rastus; sAh went home I'M
expected las night, an found IT
on de table.
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AN the OH and gas produced.
One year ago at this time,
men with vision made mod
est Investments IN Ont Bank
which have meant FOR
TUNES. History repeNts
itself. offering the same IL
not CREATES opportunities
in South Cut Rank. Per-
sons who received Cur cur
rent publication this week
know che true Significance
Of South Out Bank devel-
opnaenf.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18

started. One or both Of
these two wells win doubt
less establish sOuth Out
Bank rs = NEW OIL
FIELD, worth nsilll0ns upon
millions Of dollars to The
Texas Co, santa Rita OH
Co., Montana Power Gas
Co., the HannahrIznEeFiah
interests and Others who
control the leases, also 20
the owners Of the land who
VIII receive one eighth Of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18

PRESENT in this sand, not
only In Out Bank field but
in off-structure wells drill
ed In years past, where the
showing Of oil In the
STRAY sand was OF no sig
nificance, until Cut Bank
field revealed that this sand
may be BEonfana's most im-
p0Ftant oil horizon
Added 70 these three es-
sentfar factors Is the fact
that two wells have been
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18
CUT BANK IS STILL

Oael
sw where the production string set 1914 feet
will be drilled in with cable tools.
MOutann POrer-seeb~ No. /, NE NEA NwH a-s4-sw Off
setting 9 drilling at 1900 feet
Farther west OF the field Par On company
naines No. p Sc SEA 2s4-eW is drilling at 1886 fee
WEST END ACTIVITY INCREASING
vicinity the Fulton we'll wesernmost producer
PetrOIeums Getty No. l. NEA sWA lS-S4SW'
is drilling at
Te1acolBaggorty 1, 1s-s4sw is drilling at
rotary tools
NwA 22-s4-6W.
COnsOlbdatod-AEatsOa 5, NwA swA
15-s4-sw is drilling with rotary tools
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-11-18
ERRATUS

To those mneznbers
who received copies
OF our new plat on
South Out Bank this
week we offer apology
for failure TO enclose
q print OF the regional
map OF Out Baak
area which we are
printing herewith by
courtesy OF the Mon
tana ON q AElming
Journal.
Inc S0M6M Cmt BANK
structure is al1mOst
identical with dale
main Out Bank ola
and gas field with the
added factor that it
is close TO known fay-
drOgtattc pres sur Q.
This water pressure is
shown I'm the AEarias
River gyncline where
flowing water wells
have been completed.
Amy oil I'm the South
Cut Bank fold win
likely be under pres
sure of a hydrosfatic
head which As lackimg
I'm the central fold
farther north.
There are three dis
tinct folds ON the west
slope OF Kevin-Sun-
burst field. Two OF
the three have been
tested and both Of
these - Cut Bank
field proper and North
Out Bankl1ave pro-
duced- The third
fold Is being tested
not only by one well
bat by TWO wells,
each near the crest
OF the fold and about
three miles apart.
The South Out Bank
structure Is not con-
ceaIed by surface soil,
as are the northern
folds. IL is so plain
that q schoOIbOy can
discover the slipping
rocks which mark
the north and south
dips OF the s'n0sev.
ever, we have as geOEe
authority for the exis
OF the structure the
geologists I'm Montana,
coIlaborated In locatin,
wells now drilling.
The structure is the,
TRAP the on.
The sand Is known
present 70 CONTAIN
oil.
The oil Is known /
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SEND A CONTRIBUTION TO
THE sUEBURsT BADGER
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37-a Auctions, Private' Sales
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LEG AIS
IS Legal Notices

10 nle maintenance guaranty for three
years from the GATE Of completion OF said
projects. said maintenance guaranty 70
consist OF Marion County Bonus City
OF Indianapolis Bonds. or FEDERAL Gov
eminent Bonds IN the amount OF i0r-
OF the bid. The Contractor will base MS
minimum wage for labor al forty cents
l.iocl per hour. lAborers working not
more than thirty hours per week IN &C
cordsnce with n I r. A Each bid shall
be for the completion OF said project on
or before January J. 1885
The Commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any and all bids
witness my hand this sth day OF Aug
ust. 1889.
CHARLES A. GROSSARr.
Auditor OF Marion County Indians
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LEGAL NOTICE
Frank L. biackman.
fITVII NY TOT EAttUTUT.
EXECUTOR 5 NOTICE or PRIVATE SALE
lE =. .ll.AA Al EEEL,L-LL IL


EXECUTOR NOTICE or PRIVATE SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
By virtue OF an order Of the Marion
PROBATE Court. the Undersigned executor
OF the Will OF Anna Branam. deceased Will
on the oath dsy OF August, az 10 clock
a. m, at the home OF the oecedent in the
town OF Lawrence. Marion county. in the
state OF Indiana, ana from day TO day
thereafter until sold. offer for sale at
private sale the followed described per-
sonal property belonging 10 the said es-
tate.
Deck chair. Administer rugs. / sxI2
rug. oval rug. l oak book case. / occa-
sional chair. oak rocker. l mahogany
painting, medium oil painting. ! smal
ana shade. ! bridge lamp. l large oil
on on painting, ? mantel japanese vases. l
flower vase. / lot socks. 81 green vase ssas.
, pairs curtains, rag rugs / bedroom
S 81. ! small picture. ! pair curtains. !
springs and mattress, ! highboy chest OF
drawers. ! White sewing machine, / sew
ing basket. bedroom rocker. l smok-
ing stand. bed lamp. Is assorted dresses.
ped spread, sheets. quilt. ? pillows
ana slips pairs shoes. I lot ladies' I'M
derwear, lot jewelry. / lot toilet goods
pairs curtains. dining table dining
! sdeboard. table cover. vases.
serving tray. pairs curtains. / mirror.
small picture. I magazine rack. ! table
runner. ! library table / lot miscellaneous
pictures. ! Elgin watch. radio bench. |
silver loving cup. pair dIaperieS. / limo
leum covering. / black spring coat black
ladies' purse. ] 3x5 Congoleum rug. | AKA
Congoleum rug. 1 table and cover / wall
mirror. ! hall tree. l vase, ROYAL vacuum
sweeper. ! electric vibrator and box. !
coat. l rain coat ! black caracul coat
! blue coat. fox fur, ! black coat 3
doilies. set OF dinner dishes, ! silver
pepper and salt l assorted knives, forks
spoons. pair curtains 2 pictures l food
cupboard. ! assortment Jelly. Detroit
Jewel gas stove. ! electric toaster. / cleo
tric percolator. tea kettle. / assortment
cooking utensils, ! assortment knives and
forks. set Kitchen dishes. kitchen
chairs. pair curtains Kelyinator.
lot canned fruit | assortment quart Jars
Apex washer and wringer i electric
iron, l ironing board. i boiler and tub.
25-foot hose. ! lawn mower / hoe. /
em'r wheel, ! post hole digger. / saw.
/ Scythe, fork. / flower pot. | pipe
wrench. army cot. shovel ! spade, !
ladder. rake. ! scoop box OF tools
window boxes. concrete boxes. / Plant.
! long box; ! wrist watch. l Chevrolet
coupe wrecked. , sheets. quilt. / bed
spread. pillows and slips. : comforts.
l pillow and slips. blankets. i bed
spread. table pad / quilt, IL bath towels
sheets, II pillow slips % napkins. IS
doilies. luncheon table covers. hand
towels. rug. ! bath rug. misc. medicine,
towels Is table covers
said property will be sold for not less
than the appraised value thereof ar1 on
the following terms and conditions: cash
ERNEsr f DILLON Executor.
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STATEMENT OF EXPENDITURES -
Marshall Oliver labor. IS Speedway
Water Works water 81: Ind Bell Teie-
phone Co. telephone. 81 SO: Speedway Lum-
Der Co. material. Sc IS. J. A. Blackwell.
pairs sIs.so: Fidelity a Casualty Co.
premium. s37 so: Van Camp Howe. AZ Iron
Co. material. ts.si: W. T. Houk labor
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NERO HANDISE
IS Radios. Musical Instruments


FREE-Radio service calls: estimate IL rep.
needed LANES. 1928 z. Tenth. CHI 07is.
NATIONALLY KNOwN-Brand new 1898
radios Complete with tubes. 81 e5
while they last CAPITOL RADIO CO.
6sl z 3sth.
ANTIQUE fiat top chicksring piano:
good condition beautiful tone. so y. 9Th
Crove
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NOTICE To TAXPAYEPs-

NOll0E ~ lAAF n SfNso
Notice IS hereby given TO taxpayers OF
the City OF Indianapolis, that the Common
Council Of the City Of indianapolis nov
No No 54isss. authorizing the transfer Of
Ninety Dollars $4,000 now in Dept. OF
Pub. Works. 81. Commissioners Fund No
Works. St Commissioners Fund No. 54
Current ChargesRenta ais.
The above described ordinance is due to
come up for. passage at the next regular
meeting of the Council to be held on the
2ist day of August. 1888. at TAO p. m.
After said appropriation has been deter
mined. any ten or more taxpayers feeling
themselves aggrieved may appeal to the
State Board OF Tax Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by Ming
County Auditor not later than ten DAYS
after sad additional appropriation has
been IN mage BY the SAID "a Common Connei
Will fix date for hearing in this. County
witness nv hand and the seal Of the
CITY Of Indianapolis. this 10th day OF Au-
-''' - HENRY o. GoETT.
SEAL City Clerk.
NOTICE 70 TAXPAYERS.
h sU c i hssSy sysn that he on
Council Of the City OF indianapolis now
has pending before Il. General Ordinance
Np 81 ss 1888 Rtd as qm Of
Weights and Measures. Fund No. "a
Equipment to Pub. Safety-Dept. OF weights
and Measures. Fund No. 36-Onice
fke above described ordinance is du.
to come up for passage At the next
regular meeting Of the Council 70 be held
on the 2lst day Of August. 1888 at 7:3o
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
State Board Of TAX Commissioners for
further and final action thereon by Ming
Of petition therefor with the Marion
County AgooF non atsr non len sss
been made by the said Common Council
and the State Board OF Tax Commission
ers will FIX date for hearing in this
witness my hand and the seal Of the
City Of Indianapolis. this 10th. day OF
SEAL CITY Clerk.
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORs
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Board Of Commissioners OF the County
up 10 ten O'Clock A NJ. on the 18th day
Of August, 1893 a. ro, rs oies IN Inv the os
the construction Of the following prof.
Marion County Bridge Pike Township.
s7nd Street from Keystone Avenue TO
state Road No II. n. !. r. A. No. 40
Churchman Avenue from Keystone Ave-
nue. 20 Minnesota Street. n. L r. A.
No "a
cosseIl Drive from Tibbs Avenue 70
State Road No -. n. !. r. A. No 81
Each bid shall be for the completion of
said project as whole IN strict COM
pliarce with the plans and specifications
prepared BY the County Engineer and
adopted and approved by said Board and
now on file in the Office Of the Auditor
Of said County.
Each bid shall be accompanied by q
certified check in the amount Of five
per cent f5e-i OF the amount Of the bid.
4 surety bond IN the amount OF not less
than tao q, times the amount OF the
bid for the faithful performance Of said
contract shall be filed within ten days
after approval Of the Board OF Commis-
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So Legal Auctions and Sales
an TIE MARION SUPERIOR COURT
No. A-73003-Room 3.
STATE or INDIANA 90.
COUNTY or MARION
LOUIS II. BIELER NOTICE


DENTAL REALTY COMPANY. } SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that the property
located or the Southeast corner Of Val
nut and North Pennsylvania Streets. IN
the City % Indiana polls. Marion County.
Indiana, being known as Lots 7 and IN
Adamson Subdivision Of the West part
OF Out Lot : Of the City Of Indiana polls.
Marion County Indiana. which property
be offered Tor sale on the premises az 10
clock A. NJ on Friday morning August
IS 1888. and sold a. a private sale sub
appraised value which sale will be made
subject 70 the approval OF the Court all
for cash. Said property will be offered
for sale from day 20 day thereafter ALL
sold. al subject TO the approval
FIDELITY TRUST coMPAY
Reed
FRED Z. Barrel
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LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals for a one and partial two story
brick District Garage Building and one
and partial two story steel and wood
frame Standard Storage Building both to
be constructed al Greenfield. Indiana and
one and partial two story steel and
wood frame Standard Storage Building TO
be constructed at New Albany. will be
received by the Chairman OF the State
Highway Comm of Indiana az his office
on the third floor of the State House
Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue. Indian,
apolis. Indiana until 1000 A. M, Central
Standard time on the 2Sth day Of August,
1899. at which time the proposals will be
publicalv opened and read.
Proposals shall be submitted upon
specificat tons may be purchased only at
the office of the Commission.
file a corporate surety bond. payable to
the State of Indiana. in the sum OF one
ane one-half times the maximum amount
Of his proposal. and in the form provided
by Law. Contracts will be awarded to the
lowest and best bidder. but the right 10
reject any or all bids is reserved.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA.
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CHARLES A. CROSSART.
Auditor Marian Crfrr.ss

ANNUAL REPORT OF SCHOOL COR
PoRATION TOWN OF SPEEDWAY. IN
DIANA, FOR YEAR AUGUST isT. 1882
TO JULY 3IST 1888
STATEMENT OF REVENUES
Local Taxation. ...... Si2 O6s II
Total Special School
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IS Sale Suburban Property

COLONTAL-A-l; rooms. modern; large
lot shade: 2-car garage. DR.. 4250-R.
5 ROOMS bath. furnace. newly painted
bungalow. gar, chicken shed. acre
ground Low taxes. Near Churchmar
and Perkins Priced right OSTROM
REALTY & CONSTITUTIONS co. LI-7446.