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road. There was an oak leaf past
ed against the glass-Michacl had
to reach out and brush it off.
The afternoon darkcncd. IT, af-
ternoon Of her wcddirg d.y. Did
ever any girl have stranger
one?
Her mind was confused. Could
Michael be sure these men meant
no i'll to him? lie seemed so con-
fident. Was it bravado? She could
not tell. She was conscious, at the
very core of her being, Of a sick
feeling Of apprehension. She
would have so much to explain to
Bertine-to her father. And she
was a poor liar. Would some local
correspondent for New York
paper pick up her name from the
marriage license record of that
obscure town? You could never
, tell
No good to worry, sang the
tires; no good to worry. For bet
ter, for worse she had taken this
man beside her. Fate had been
too strong for them both.
InnicockIS church spires came
into view below rise of drench-
cd woodland. The pin oaks on the
old Rogers place swept in the
wind, like curtesying maidens in
dark-grecn draperics, as the little
car drew up. There was no one
about.
"Goodby, MichacI-dear."
He was out Of the car. standing
hatless in the rain beside her.
"GOodby, my darling"
She gave one swift look about.
She slipped the ring from hey
, finger.
! "Look, Michael, you must keep
this for me. dare not :"
browning a little, he slipped
the ring into the pocket of his
coat. 81 wish you needn't take it
off"
! Her glance flew to the porch.
The two men she had seen in the
village, now hatlcsS, apparently
at home, were emerging from the
screened doorway.
"There they are, Michael" It
seemed to her they could hear the
wild pounding Of her heart. 81
told you"
He glanced coolly at the intru.
ders. $50 they are. Well, what
of it?"
"Michael, perhaps I'd better
wait Pm terribly afraid
He shook his head. "You must
not. III telephone you :"
She had to be content with
that. They parted without another
word. Katharine backed the car
out of the lane; in. a trance she
followed the road toward home.
She had Berthe to face. She
had an endless tissue of lies be-
fore her but she was not
thinking Of this as she turned in
to her own driveway. She was
thinking of Michael Heatheroe's
kiss upon her lips. What lay be-
fore them both she could not
guess.
ITO be continued)
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Sumner Iveefhe6z
BIZ Msbel McEIiott Q IQ35. MA SeNiee. Inc.

you? No"
But you didr' Katharine in.
sisted Her eyes were wide with
d sort OF horror. ooh, if YOU knew
you'd nothing to fear why did YOU
t maze me come off with you like
lnlS! You said you wouldn't 60
unless l went with you"
Because" the man said with
deiloeration, 81 loved YOU"
"Ah, that!' She sfr,icL ono
palm against another, as if in
fury. 1T is a queer sort Of love-
that doesn't trust-isn't open and
aboveboard." 0pe" Gnu
This is" persisted Michael
Heatheroe. "Ah, don't let anv.
thing come between us now y
But why the detectives?" mr.
sued Katharine, in that bewiIGnr-
ed tone. "Why should they be
looking for you, without reason q''
We can go back" tho man
said quietly, "and find ont what
it's all about"
. 1t had been different when sno
had thought she was racine nff
with vagabond, a fugitive Tho
whole affair had worn a sort nr
brave air. Now-what could she
say to her stepmother, to all Tho
others? She had married SalIv
Moons fiancee. Katharine StrvI;-
hurst, the girl who inspired a iilt,
81 hate you'll" she cried wildly
striking at the hand ahc had
caressed five minutes before.
"No, you don't, Katharine"
She thrust him away, 81 dc. !
swear it."
She was close to tears-peril-
Gus, angry, choking tears. But she
would not let them come. "What
they'll say of me!2 she ragged.
"And it will be true. A fool -
"DoeS it NATTER"
She did not deign to look at
him. "Of course, it does"
"That, my dear Katharine"
said the man beside her, in a cool
ly conversational tone, "is your
trouble. You have a picture Of
Yourself as others see you. You
are continually altering that pic
ture to sUit your audience, living
up to it. It's too hard. Snap out
of it. Be Yourself"
"Oh, OH" she choked with rage.
"How dare you talk like this 20
me? Ate. all, I"
The words almost flew out. "Af-
ter all, l am your wife" But sh4
checked them.
81 dare" said Michael Heath
eroe, because l love you. Don't
shake your head. It's true. I've
loved you since the first day l saw
that mutinous red mouth and
those contradictory, cool eyes of
yours. l knew you were my girl
the only one I'd ever seen
and wanted"
OOIHe dangerous SOlIhSon IOuSh-
ed her heart but she steeled it
against him.
"Good talk" she scoffed, "but
it doesn't mean anything"
Misunderstanding" he said,
"don't be like this. You were so
sweet a while back thought
had never known such sweet
less. You were a statue come to
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CRAZY CRYSTALS Soc and ST.,
Wine Cardui SIC, Wampoles
preparation zoe, Waterbury's
compound 79c, Russian Mineral
Oil, OTIS, heavy, Acc. Freeze
Drug Company,
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CHARGE DISCUSSED

CHICAGO. June Cup
John Easedale, rs, was explaining
to Judge Jonas yesterday how he
got into a tavern brawl. 81 was
pretty tired after driving from
Cincinnati" he began. The judge
gasped, because Easedale has no
legs. 81 hang onto the steering
wheels with one hand" Easedalc
"and work the clutch
and brake pedals with the other"
The charge was dismissed.
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PARENTS INTERESTED in. ele-
mentarv instruction for their
children should call Mrs. N. c.
Roberts at $40 for informa-
ton on summer school.
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CEDAR Shingles at old price as
long as our supply lasts. Get
in touch with us at once. Rlg0y5
Morrow Co., Lumber, Builders,
Supplies, Mill-Work. Fourth
Ave. East. Phone 81.
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4.
After luncheon the I
into business session, W
of officers for the en-
The following were exc
ident, Miss Katie Leet
present a student at :,
vile Normal; vice !
French Patterson, who
in business in Florida I,
year; secretary, Cllffo'
now at work in East F
It was then voted tha
should meet each yea.
next Homecoming da!
the second Sunday in J
After a pleasant gait
class adjourned to meet
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OWNERS of Norge Rollator Re-
refrigerators report that Rollator
refrigeration actually saves
in refrigeration cost and IN
food cost-up to $11 a month.
Brunson Furniture Company.
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SPECIAL FOR JUNE - Nestle
Croquignole permanent wave
$500. Phone 9117. Baltour
Beauty Shoppe.
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Special Notices

WANTED 10 $4,000 for
, business investments. in safe
enterprise and for satisfactory
returns. For information adj
dress, Business, care Times
News.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WI T H
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET A S E S Nj Z MD.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL. ESTATE.
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32-Rooms and Houses

WANTED TO RENI-lwo-oed-
room house, three or four miles
from city, for one month, be-
ginning around June 10th, COM
pletelv furnished. Give full de-
scr;ption and price in reply to
]. X. Cuthiell, 2044 Biscayne
Boulevard, Miami, Fla.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at big discount. Phone
80. D. Roy Keith, Real Estate,
american Bank Bldg.
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Composition roofing

poOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price, Let us furnish
Won with Certain-teed compost
tion shingles and roll roofing.
5-X cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rIov extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
/ Sany. Everything in the build
! mo line. Lenox Park. Phone
500.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

mn cAN wv h>AS
Having qualified as Admins
TRAITOR Of the Estate Of Herbert
TcnEyck. deceased, late of Hen
derson County, North Carolina,
this, is to notify all, pers9ns hay
sfs Y 81 ss:ss e
{ s 4 heal ! at Hen efson-
Teiifia, 2i16ftk Carolina, on or before
the 18th day Of May, 1886, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate will please
make immediate payment.
This 18th day Of May. 1885.
JAMES w. DUFF,
Administrator Of Estate Of
Herbert TenEyck.
-Thurs-6tp
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We can't have normal times
till we quit trying to make our
selves richer than we would be
ic things were normal.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-Spectaeles, white frame.
Reward for return to AIT 5.
Main street.
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CALL. AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots. good corn $1.OO.
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YOU NEED NOT buy your Of
flee supplies from ,out-of-town
firms. We can fill your needs
at reasonable prices. Bakers
Art Gallery.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company. So
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LAVE YOUR eyes tested and fit
fed with correct glasses by
registered optometrix. Leona
Alien Young. next door to
State Trust Co.
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WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Call No. s. Brun-
SON Furniture Company. '
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lightrul lunch was served by the
girls, the boys supplying the
drinks-all of which was greatly
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IBERAL DIVIDENDS will be
distributed. June goth to share
holders in First Federal Saw
ings & Loan Association Ask
about it.
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29-Help (Female)

COMPETENT LADY for general
office work including book
keeping and typewriting.. One
with sales ability preferred.
Reply in own hand writing
stating age, qualifications, ref
erences and salary expected.
Address Times-News, Box A.
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For Sale
,tAutos and Accessories

In sALE-New Plymouth, $50
kiH price. Address "P," care
ts%NewS.
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WANTED
26-Salesmen, Agents

MEN WANTED for Rawleigh
routes in Hendersonville. Write
today. Rawle:gh Co., Dept.
NCF-95-SB, Richmond, Va.
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4 &NT-Eight-room house,
ElnEhed, five bedrooms, two
EtnA Phone 10SS-J. :
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o FARMS-Large and small,
sections of county. Priced
zt Let US show you. Jackson
a-lPS Company, 131 Fifth
Fnue west, phone 729. =
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2-HcuSs and Real Estate

|0R SALE-30-room hotel, COM
ple!sly FINISHED, has IA baths,
BEAUTIFUL grounds, swimming
boating, fishing, special bar
an Aaders & Rector, 222
Sors Main street.
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|ENNLE Good 1880 sport
/ ma Buick coupe for SIS
/ eaa Zee or write Mrs. j. S.
Elrn Hillgirt.
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Hendersonuille, Ri
HENDERSONVILLE

visitors at Newell Salts.
w. l.. johnson calico on Theo-
dore Gibbs Sunday.
Mrs. W. l.. Johnson has been
i'll recently.
Mrs. Joe Salts and Mrs. Luke
Martin called on Mrs. Vernon
Capps Sunday.
Mrs. Melvin Johnson and chill
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lllacre farm, Groom house,
airy barn with concrete floor,
3d. chicken house, gravity
|Elg available. Is a. cultivat-
e Good road-$2,0O0. Home
II Garden Realty Co.
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professional Services
.~Household Goods
NMiscellaneous

pSos A COMPLETE LINE
n. and better seat covers.
y Tire Company. =
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For Rent
H-Houses

b. HELP YOU Find a
|ha oS yOqA be pleased with
Es{ - large listing of furn-
y ,3 FUSES uses Jackson-PhAlips
NTH Ave. West.
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TUGWELL KEEPS
MUM ON AAA

The "left-wing" purge of AAA,
which elected some of it's OUT
standing figures. gave promise
last night of new repercussions.
Abruptly terminating his vaca.
ton in Florida, Rexford G. Tug
well, Undersecretary of Agricul-
ture, returned to the Capital yes
terday afternoon and was closeted
with President Roosevelt.
Leaving the White House he de.
clined to comment on his visit,
nor would he admit it concerned
the changes effected during his
absence. Secretary Wallace made
it plain yesterday Mr.. Tugwell hao
not been consulted on the dis
missals, which affected some of
the latter's closest associates.
RELOCATED to comparatively rou-
tine duties in the department, Mr..
Tugwell has been shorn of the i'm
portant role which he formerly
played in shaping policies of the
Adjustment Administration.
Reports that he is preparing to
withdraw from the Official family
are discounted, though it is re-
garded as not unlikely he may be
offered another post giving him
more direct contact with
shaping administrative policies.
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REBUKES
REP, T|NkHAN
HORIZONTAL


Withstanding a slashing attack
on President Roosevelt and their
own leaders, House Democrats last
night upheld a $174,000 appro-
priation to support American
membership in the International
Labor Organization at Geneva.
A motion to strike it out was
killed, 81 to IS, after its author,
Representative Tinkham (R.) of
Massachusetts, had accused the
President, the late Spe ker
Rainey and his successor, Former
Majority LEADER Bryns, of "con-
temptible patronage manipula-
ton" To jam through resolu-
ton for membership in the or
ganization, labor arm of the
League of Nations, the hectic last
days of the last session.
representative Tinkham was
forced to take his seat while Rep
resentative Blanton CD of Texas
called for his chastisement for
"disreSpect" to the President and
a deceased Speaker in violation
of a House rule. The House upheld
Representative Blanton's motion
to expunge Representative Tink-
hams remarks, 263 to 1O2.
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Legal Notices

IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FEDERAL
SERVICE FIN A NC E CORPORATION,
Plaintiff, VS.. ROBERT l.. PATTERSON,
Defendant. At Law No. @91931 ORDER
OF PUBLICATIONS. The object of this
suit is to recover S259.O2. with interest
on the said amount from October 10. 1881
as money due the Plaintiff from the de-
fendant for the balance of the purchase
price of an automobile, and to have iudg-
ment of condemnation of certain properly
of the defendant levied on in this suit in
an attachment before judgment On mo-
ton of the plaintiff it is this 9Th DAY of
February, A. d. 1885, ordered that the
defendant cause his appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the forfeit DAY.
exclusive of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the first pub
LEGATION of this order: otherwise the cause
will be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault; Provided that this order be pub
lshed once week for three successive
weeks in The Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times newspaper.
MARY OTOOLE, Judge.
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COUNTY To SEEK
100000 PNA
SCHOOL FUND

ROCKVILLE, Md, Feb. 8.
Compile of Montgomery
county's enormous school build
ing program with Public Works
funds doomed today following the
action of the board of county
commissioner in passing reso-
luton asking the PWA for $780,
900 additional funds, at yester.
days meeting.
The resolution, urged by Su
perintendent of Schools Edwin
w. Broome. was proposed by
Democratic Commissioner Robert
D. Hagner and seconded by his
Fusion colleague, Paul M. Cough
Ian. 1t proposes to ask the Pub
lie works Administration for
funds sufficient to complete 10
units ranging in cost from $4,000
to $250,000.
Only three of the projects
which will be submitted to the
PWA for approval are new, the
remaining seven being those
which the county was forced to
strike from it's plans after it's
first request for loan and grant
was cut down almost $500, 900.
Stating it was imperative that
the program be undertaken as
soon as possible and urging the
commissioners to obtain legisla-
tive authority for a bond issue
If the Public Works application
is rejected, DR.. Broome said the
increased building program was
made necessary by rapid increase
in school population.
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Herewith is the solution to yes
terday's puzzle.
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Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Procurement
Division. Public Works Branch, Washing
ton, D. c.. Feb, 1. 1885 Sealed bids in
duplicate, subject to the conditions con.
6646 dated March IA 1884. will be pub
!icly opened in this office at 10 a. M,
Feb %. 1885 for furnishing all labor and
materials and performing all work for ex.
tension of Dining Room and Pantry Space
in the Extensible Building, Dept. Of Agri-
culture. Washington, D. c. Drawings and
be obtained at this office in the discretion
of the Assistant Director of Procurement,
Public Works Branch. W. E. REYNOLDS,
Assistant Director of Procurement. Public
Works Branch
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and bath, but would also con-
slider renting the entire house to
desirable tenants. Rental is
quite reasonable.
LOWELL PLACE N. W.:
Don't you think this is espe-
cially appealing-two well.fur-
nished rooms and private bath
in a lovely detached home in
Cleveland Park. These rooms
comprise the entire floor and
you would be certain of extreme
privacy. On my inspection tour
of these rooms I was very much
impressed with the brightness
and size of them and if there
are three young men who would
like to live very regally I sug-
gest you see this particular arr
rangement. 1t would also be
ideal for an employed couple.
Rental is most reasonable.
21st AND C SITS. N. W.:
The charm of this apartment
is divided between the location
and the exquisite taste shown in
its furnishings. It was one of
the brightest and Sunniest
apartments I have been in and
the view from the front win
doWs was quite nice. Consisting
OF a living room, bedroom,
kitchen and bath, it is COM
pletely furnished even to linens
and silver. The lovely maple
furniture in the bedroom was
very striking against the color
scheme Of red and white. Dainty
white curtains with tiny dots
OF red at the windows add much
to the beauty and Softness of
the decorations. There was a
studio couch in the living room.
a much in demand feature for
the overnight guest. Rental is
$110 and this apartment is
within five minutes from the
center of town.
II interested IN dny OF the
above places. fill out the coupon
oeloD and I tDiH be glad to I'D.
UtSe you the desired Information.
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SHAKESPEARE Hop
Easy, Says Post

LOS ANGELES, Fec. 8 G.N.S.).
"a stratOSphere flight from Los
Angeles to New York within
four or five months is not out
side the realm of early pos
Sibility."
That's what Wiley Post, noted
'round-the-world aviator, said to-
day as he patted the nose of
Winnie Mae. poised for the first
air-mail flight through the strato.
sphere, projected 2.447-mile
nonstop experimental dash at an
altitude of 10000 to $4,000 feet
to New York. Post plans to hop
off at 6 a. m. next Monday,
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Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC Beverage CONTROL
BOARD. Washington, D. c.. February l.
1885. Notice is hereby given that the
following persons have applied for licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act. that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant
ing of such licenses, and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses
on February IS. 1885, at 10 A. M. in
Room 221. District building: 2747 Hyman
Zoslow. TIA Diamond Liquor Co., Retailers
Glass A. 627 f Street. N. W.: GEORGE
W. OFFUTT, AGNES X. MASON. ISAAC
CANS, Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.
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4 State Directors
Named by Richberg

Appointment of four State d.
rectors for the National Emer-
gency Council was announced
yesterday by Donald R. Richberg,
executive director. They are:
Clarence E. Manion, South
Bend, Ind; Abner E. Larned, De-
troit; N. L. Lichtenwalner, Allen
town, Pa. and Robert M. Gannt,
Durham, N. C.
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Educators to Hear
DIR. Studebaker

LYNCHURG, Va, Feb. 8 (Spe
ciaD DIR. j. w. Studebaker, U. S
Commissioner of Education, will
speak at the annual meeting OF
the Association of Virginia Col
leges here today and tomorrow
The topic of the conference is GO
ordination Among Institutions OIL
Higher Learning in Virginia"
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Educational
Beauty Culture School

BEAUTY CULTURE-Mabelle H o u r
School. South's original, largest, finest
school. New day. ev'g classes now form 3.
SlS l4th n. W. and 1925 \. n. Ave. NV.
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Real Estate

81 $50. Shepherd Park section. unbeltev-
able. but true, four bedrooms. seml-det.
brick built-ln garage. Frigidaire. bath
with shower. Terms. F. Eliot Middleton
ME. 1927.
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Salesman Wanted

statesmen speciality experience, to sell
mattresses from manufacturer direct to
consumer on deferred payment plan. One
sale a day pays over S35 per week: com.
mission paid weekly Many statesmen maxi
ing over SIS per day now Write for in.
terview Comfi-Col Corporation. 43 Hos
pital St. Providence R. Il
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NEAR ROCK CREEK
GOLF COURSE:


GOLF COURSE:
Within five minutes of Rock
Creek Golf Course and a half a
block away from transportation
is a very delightful room. The
owner Of this beautiful home
has no other guest and because
member of the family has left
town she has decided to utilize
the space. The house in itself
is most charming with porches,
front and back, and a lovely
Handicapped garden privilege of
which would be extended to the
guest. Rental is only $25.
JEFFERSON STREET:
The owner of this we'll fur.
niShed home will rent the entire
house, including heat, gas and
light for $50 provided he is able
to retain the basement apart
ment for his quarters. There
are several nice porches, one of
which is glaSs-encloSed. The
house is splendidly arranged and
in very fine neighborhood.
DETACHED FURNISHED
HOME:
Lots of space, beautiful sur.
roundings is what is offered in
this detached colonial home.
The present occupant is alone
and has decided the house is too
large for her to run alone and
will share it with a congenial
couple. Exquisitely furnished
with oriental rugs, handsome
furniture, hastily and artistic
ally placed, this house consists
of three bedroom, two baths on
the upper floor. and a huge liv-
ing room with log burning fire.
place, dining room, and kitchen
on the first floor. The owner
would prefer keeping one room