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Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10

FOR SALE-Horses. Mules and cows.
We have the horse or mule to suit your
need. Good chunk with quality and
size at the right price. Several good
cows. Creadick & Raughley. Phone IS:
Harrington. Del. ml9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10

FOR SALE-White Leghorn pullets.
5 months old. starting to lay. short
strain" Phone 80. Ralph II. Satterfeld.
Harrington. Del. s3-2t
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10
FOR SALE-2OOO Bushels

bags. Recleaned. $1.20 per busheL 1000
bushels seed wheat. Thomas Best. Mas
sau. Del s3-tf
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10

FOR SALE-53is acre farm in Slaugh-
ter Neck. modern farm house. electric.
running water. Ideal for poultry rails
ing Reasonable price Apply Joe's Bar
ber Shop. Milford. slO-2t
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10
NOTICE

NOTICE-Threshing plowing. disc
ing done reasonable. Call Georgetown
i94J3. Elwood Carey s3-5tp
NOTICE. will be responsible for no
bills except those made by myself. Onis
Carpenter. Milford. Del s3-3tp
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10

FOR SALE-30 bushels rye. good
size mule, work in all harness. cheap;
also 25 acres wood by the load o. Jen-
sen. between Bridgeville and Redden
stone road. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-10

FOR RENT-Desirable home on South
Walnut street Hot water heat, fire
places. modern throughout, will paint
or paper to suit tenant. Garage and gar
den or acreage IL desired. c. Matilda
Mccoy. IS Maryland avenue. Rehoboth
Beach. Delaware. s3-2tp
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
Mt. Carmel Outing


 Final preparations for the fourth annual outing of the Holy Name society of Mt. Carmel church to be held Sunday afternoon and evening at Highland and Bradley avenus, will be completed tomorrow when Q corps of parish workers gather at the scene to erect various stands from which refreshments will be served. It is certain that the Italian population of the city will be large- ly represented, and in addition in- vitations have been sent to all of the leading citizens to be guests of the parishioners.
 The activiteis Sunday afternoon will begin at o'clock with field events and good fellowship. At the conclusion the committee plans to give away an automobile. Re- treatments of a wide assortment will be served all day.
 Rev. Patrick w. Flynn, pastor, is honorary chairman of the commute tee and is assisted by John Or- telle, Louis Rocco, Frank Famigll- etti, Rocco Ciampi, Alphonse or- telle, Massimo Raminaro, Salvatore Moffo, Michael Morris, Nicholas Ma turo, John Russo, Louis Massimo, Anna Raimo, Mary Ranaudo, Mrs. DiMaria, Frank DeStefano, Pauline Brucato, Mary Ferucci, Frank Ger
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

land depends on the readiness of the six states of the region to con- tinue to work together on problems of mutual interest. The coordina- tion of our highway system and the cooperative building of practical and efficient through ways are vital to the industry, trade and recrea- tion of the region. The extension and unification of our systems of parks and reservations is of para mount importance in maintaining our preeminence as a recreational paradise. The evolution of an or- derly development of airways and ground facilities to provide for our increasing air travel presents to New Englanders challenge to save, through planning, many millions of dollars of public funds. The in- terrelation of the problems of flood control, water resources, pollution, and their effects on highway and airway location-all present chal- lenge to those who, by continual adjustment and development, will make the plan living instrument of interstate cooperation.
 Copies of the plan are being mailed throughout New England to groups and individuals concerned with and interested in the orderly development of the rerYurces of t''o region, and the public is invited
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

aible locations which must be oon- sidered with reference to their bear- ing on highways, towns, airports, or public reservations: 1t does draw attention to the close connection between flood control problems and problems of industry, transporta- tion, or recreation; it does em- phasiZe the probable effect on pres ent and future industrial, trans portation or recreation development in given section of the region and in the region as Q whole when or if any one of these reservoirs is con- structed; it does demonstrate the necessity of including on 0 truly comprehensive regional plan all of the sites indicated, whether their immediate development be justified, as in the case of the thirteen ten- tatively chosen by the interstate compact commissions of New Hamp- shire, Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecticut, or whether their de- velopment will be warranted only when related factors of the plan are put into effect, or perhaps never.
 The cooperation of the many groups and individuals that have contributed to the making of the New England regional plan during the past three years speaks well for the present: the future of New Eng
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

minaro, Florence Raimo, Winnie Ranaudo, Marie DiAngelo, Vera Marciano, Mrs. Dantino, Joseph Or- telle, Pasquale Grant, Pasquale Varanelli, Marian Martino, Joseph- inc DiAngelo, Raymond Martino, Anthony Ficeto, Vito Ciampi, Charles Amodeo, PasQuale Mangini, Ambrose Maggi, Anthony Colucoi, Joseph Martino, Vincent Mature, Louis DiRienzo and Louis Di2inno Svlesos Outing
 Two heavyweight boxing bouts featuring George Steponaitis and Frank Polman will be featured at the annual outing of the Sviesos society to be held Sunday afternoon at Lithuanian park. Dancing will begin at 1 o'clock and last until evening with music by a popular orchestra, and refreshments will be served all day.
 The committee includes Agnes Ruba, Thomas Galenas and An Baleunas.
 Junior Choir
 Miss Adella Greblunas will preside at 6 meeting of St. Joseph's junior choir to be held tonight at the Con- gress avenue school at 7:30 o'clock at which time plans will be com. pleted for the annual unit outing to be held Sunday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
ANOTHER DEATH IN MASS MURDER
Aged Woman Is Victim of Slayer-Young Woman
 Is Being Held

Cincinnati, O., Aug. 20-(UP)- Police planned an autopsy today on the body of what they believed to be the 18th victim of poison admin istered by female "Bluebeard."
 Mrs. Ollie Lucia Koehler, 70, was the latest to die in what police think was Q plot to steal the savings of elderly persons.
 Mrs. Koehler died yesterday, e month after police said she had eaten ice cream given her by Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn, 3i-year- -old blonde charged with the poison murders of two elderly men.
 Mass Murders
 Prosecutor Dudley M. Outcalt termed the deaths "one of the big gest mass murders in this country" He claimed that Mrs. Hahn-"Ma- dame Bluebeard" the police call her received between S50,000 and S70,- GOO from persons who died after she had helped make them comfy"
 Outcalt said the investigat tions showed Mrs. Hahn had purchased enough poison to "kill half the town" He said authorities have dis covered that she twice tried to ob- tain S20,000 policies on the life of her husband Philip, Q telegraph operator. Police said he once suf- fered symptoms of poisoning.
 Mrs. Hahn has pleaded not guilty to murder charges in connection with the deaths of Jacob Wagner, 78. and George Gsellman, 67.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
DANIEL, J. LEARY CHURCH PAPER H|TSAT BISHOP
Favors Divorce Canon in Opposition to Views
 of Manning

New York, Aug 20. Up)-The Churchman, liberal organ of the Protestant Episcopal church, will support the proposed liberalization of the churchs canon on divorce in its forthcoming issue, 1t was an- nounced today. The appeal will be in the form of an editorial address cd to clergy and laity and will re- flute directly the recent protest against the change by Bishop Will liam T. Manning. The Churchman's editorial calls Manning's conception of the proposal "legalistic."
 Strikes at Manning
 Not only does the bishop set his judgment against that off the 10 distinguished members of the com- mission on marriage and divorce, including three bishops, but he makes categorical assertions which hardly accord with the best scholar ship" the Churchman's editorial will say. His assumption, like that Of many others, seems to be that the Anglican church has always op- posed divorce and remarriage."
 Mannlng's Appeal
 The appeal by the Churchman will be directed specifically toward women. Manning's appeal for with drawal of the proposal was an- nounced earlier this week and his article will appear in the coming is- sue of the Living Church. Manning said he hoped the commission on marriage and divorce would with draw It's plan to make divorce and remarriage easier before the next general convention of the Episcopal church in Cincinnati, October 6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
CANADA STRIKE ENDS

Cornwall, Ont, Aug. 20-((UP) "A strike of l,70o employees of three mills operated by the Cam adian Cottons, Ltd, was over to- day and workers prepared to re- turn to their jobs on Monday. Terms of the agreement provide minimum wages, shorter hours and improved working conditions. The strike was called b ythe United Textile Work ers' Union, an affiliate of the CIO. organization.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
Building Permits

The following building permits were issued today at the 0fiice of Building Inspector Patrick Car lin:
 Morris KOsersIky & Sons, build two-story frame building, east side Monroe avenue; cost S4,0OO.
 Eva M. Wood, construct metal garage, 19 Valentine avenue, S200.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

ditlonal airways is needed to afford speedier transportation into the va cation country"
 The plan outlines those districts within which state planning boards and other state agencies recommend the acquisition of lands for con- servation and recreation purposes Locations are not shown in detail but all purchase areas are SO indi- cated that their general location and significance cannot be misun- derstoOd.
 There are lSs storage reservoir sites located on the plan, but this does not mean that the commission is thereby advocating immediate construction of so large a number of public works. It does mean that the sites indicated present pos-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

to visit the headquarters ofice of the New England regional planning commission, 2100 Federal building, Boston, where a large print of the plan is on display.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
SHORT CIRCUIT
 CAUSES BLAZE

Short circuit caused a fire in a truck owned by the Metropolitan Cleaners on Walnut street this morning. Bremen, answering an alarm from Box 161 at i0:56, quick ly checked the blaze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20

46 ORDINANCES IN { HOURS
 Mansfield O. (UP)- The City Council set a record for e four hour legislative session -- eight to midnight by voting on 46 ordi- nances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-20
Orphanage Children
 To Attend Big Rodeo
Daniel J. Leary to Play Host to Them Next Week-Mt
 Carmel Outing on Sunday to Be Gala Event
BROOKLYN NEWS

The children of st. Joseph's orphanage will be the guests of City Controller Daniel J. Leary at the rodeo to be given throughout next week by the Waterbury Lodge of Elks at the Eagle street Stadium 1t was learned today. It was learned from members of the Elks' commit tee that he has already negotiated with the sponsors for the outing.
 Members of the committee repre- senting the Elks' club would not re- veal too much information concern ing the actual date for the chil- dren's outing, since 1t was one of the wishes of the city controller that this gesture on his part be car- ried on without publicity of any sort. However, the youngsters are prepar- cd to visit the scene of the rodeo within a moments notice, which is considered to be the logical action the controller may take, since he is not over-burdened with spare time for play.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
HOUSES FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK HOME-DEcTACHED.
completely iurn.: oil heat. refs. gar: con-
TAKOMA. D. c., 2O2 VAN BUREN ST
b rooms, nicely furn.; piano. radio refr.
OIL heat: available Immediately. Geo. 6734.
MODERN, 8 RMS. COMPLETELY FURN !:
piano, radio: Frlgidaire, automatic heat,
garage. - Bryant st. ne. Call Clev. 340O.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE, SUNNY
rooms. nicely furnished oil burner. electric
re1rg. 67O2 9th st: NV. Georgia SS37.
OWNER LEAVING FOR FLORIDA I'M
meoiately. will rent completely furnished,
ton; 500 month. Jackson 2l77-J
EUCLID. Mr.. 14th--4 BEDRMS SEMI
det. brick: brick gar; c.h.V; oil heat;
nearly furn.; ST.. 80. Col. 1152-W.
OvERLOOK'G ROCK CIR. PARK-OWNER
leaving Reasonable for quick rental. d
rms, maids rm.. garage. Adams :5t7-J.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEAR MT. VERNON BLVD AT WELL1NG-
ton Villa SIN. home rms bath: $40;
eiec; kit. oak frs. MRS. MILLER. Alex
ATTR., FURN. BUNGALOW AMI; FOR
adults only Address MRS. o. B. LIV-
INGsP0M ppnl. Iee Us highway, Falls Church,
Nd: just over District line. A Attraeti1e act V;
bungalow. fireplace. finished attic. screened
porch. wading pool double garage: S45
month, Open today Wisconsin 6:s9l-J
5-RooM BUNGALOW, ELEcTR1c1TY,
gas, bath. ground. S35. 622l Noel ST.,
Seat Pleasant Md.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE: BATH ARcoLA
Marion St, Seat Pleasant, Nd. a6.'
SEM1-BUNGALOW 6 ROOMS. AMI.
full basement: garage: plenty of land for
spring garden: 15 minutes drive to Cap
itol "a mile east of Camp Springs. H E
MEYER. Camp Springs. Md. .,6'
BUNGALOW. DESIRABLE. 1868 RAINIER
RAGE: rent. SO. Georgia 5s33
NEW 5-RooM BUNGALOW BATH: ALL
modern improvements: hot-water heat. ga
gnrSas glnutss III from Navy Yard; $40 $40. NJ Phone
FREE RENT..UNIMPRovED s-RooM
whom is EMPLOYED. Phone Ashton -.
SEAT PLEASANT MD-NEW BuNGA-
low n-room size: hot-water heat built-in
sar bath and elec. range: 3rd house on
E ,fft or Rol!ins ave. at Central ave. JOHN
7.room ,r;cF FURNIsHED NE 5s,s.
burner: s,5 mo Erwin REALTY CO. 3.
Call Hyattsbile 765.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
B. F. PERROW.
Remington Va.
: NEW yEAR,S pRESEN

A NEW YEARS PRESENT.
200 acres. all cleared, good farm land.
all tractor tilable. on good road with g.
room dwelling. !: barns. fine MOUNTAIN M
view: offered to settle an estate at SO 900.
$500 Gets U. S. Highway Farm.
house and store; electricity available: 80
acres clear, some fruit: only $1,000, third
down; page 80, free bargain catalogue.
STROUT AG'Y, 1427-N Land Title Bldg,
Phila., Pa.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
ACREAGE WANTED.

hR9M r. 9s e.n 10 be psF1y % wooded with > spfins
portefion. This u for no luRdivtsion. for
Evening star., 1937-12-26
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(NnntfnNed

TAKoMA. ?. CO CLEAN RMS. KIT,
s523 1st St: nv. corner Van Buren,.
ST. prs.st S.th EAssE esmpee RooMs sse
reirlgeration: reference.
730 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-NICELY FUR
ashfa k.ndenn ssshsR es
THE kENEsAw: 1000 10th ST. NV,
from .}s Isnnay " pdns to May l.
front room: inner-sprine mattress: reason.
able: references. District 5249.
IaHmss I4@s 18th ST hw:-RENT $50; ?
aife ineladed pSone none Adams ss; sasi ssso frlsl0
I:7s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; COR; N
St; n;w;I, s;-,d,, :; B. rooms, kit: bath: cleo,
nished Or partly furnished apt, 4 rooms,
priHyate bath; gas: light and heat furnished;
DOWNTOWN pow S1s ,trd,d 17SI H ST NWmsUBLET
ANTIQUES: 4 exposures: good tenant only.
ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED: ENTIRE 3rd
loot living room. bedroom. dressing room.
lights on house: 4 exposures: good views:
Takoma Park: $40: adults Shep. 1887.
1888 PARK RID, N.W.--3 ROOMS. BATH.
e.sS eeium5ia 5sss osai heat and light reasonable
1912 NEWTON ST, N.W.-:3 RMS. PRI-
q tubs: clean, quiet; call all day Sunday:
10th sT-G1RL TO SHARE BEAUTIFUL
Call Room 1875. North 2I04.
WOMAN TO SHARE FURNISHED APT.
with viii, another; $50. 400 Greystone. Met.
and then n see this Two iSSse cean @ Ssrm owER
'front.' rooms: corner house second floor.
thing furnished up-to-date for house
Sink in kitchen. continuous hot water
iironer, sewing machine, Hoover cleaner.
linens dishes and silver: walking distance
Printing Once: Iis blocks 70 un Je on Mar Mar
ket: $40 month, move in today. rent
starts Jan. l.. 1898.
14a,5 N ST. Nw-BEAUTIFuL l-RooM.
farn nssn so Tee Sen sh,or slsa grill newly dec
DUPONT CIRCLE, APT 717--ATTRAcT
$50 month. lights. refg. incl. Dec. 6"0I
,lsos lsos ST. NE,-1-RooM APT. SMALL
c.h.w.: $50 month. Line GOl2.
.606 GARFIELD (NR. WARDMAN -HO-
teD-Completely furn. liv.. rm.. bedrm..
din kit. hall. bath: piano phone gas elec.
sTUpIo ST. 1I9s. Han 1HANDsoMELY some IuRN5sHEP M
IN private home: completely modern: three
blocks from White House. Me:ropolitan
3445.
1908 RIGGS PL. NV BET r AND S
SIS large room. kitchenette. frst
floor. ami: S25.
RTMENTS-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL. S2a6-EVES.. Wise. 1858
941 NEW YORK AVE NV 90
INTOWN-FURN.-S25.
Modern elevator bldg: large and bright;
nicely fun. l424 st. NV. National 5437
COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN
Near Everything-Walk to Work.
MIRAMAR
Corner 18th and R. I. Ave.
Frigldaire Current Free.
oo-,,,Llving room with portable
annette ia BILE and chairs dressing room with
Murphy bed. coZy sunroom. kitchen with
special cabinets. tiled bath with shower.
Manager. Potomac 5000.
l404 K. CAFRITZ. Dist 1880.
THE FULTON,
144s PARK RID. NV.
Rms; Kit. Bath: Shower S64 SO.
Rms. Kit. Bath S5".5
Gas. elec. refrigeration flee. Modern
bldg; convenient store. theaters: excellent
Transportation. resident manager.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

Ihese move quickly and this one is perfect
Drive It. any demonstration you desire.
EsSonomy. comfort ana dependability for
~. 5-day driving trial. LEE d. BUTLER
INC. !l37 18th st. For Demonstration.
Evening star., 1937-12-26

PLYMOUTH 1887 de luxe touring coach:
very low mileage assures top performance:
TcnSS dookS new, yet 1t goes on sale tomorrow at
ZEE essler terms and highest allowance
Io1 your present car al CHERNER MOTOR
CSsOMPANY. 11el Florida ave. NV North
Evening star., 1937-12-26

PLYMOUTH 1888 P. J. touring sedan
has mad unusual care and absolutely per
iee1' .Sd nuilt-in trunk; practically new tires
Butler Bonded; S3a7; 5-day driving trisl
LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 1877 18TH ST. For
demonstration District 1857
Evening star., 1937-12-26
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.


DETACHED 8 ROOMS, BRICK UNFUR-
nished; garage; quiet location. near schools
and transporIa ti0n: S55 to Xti5; occupancy
ss9uc as9ut Jsn. s,ar so' sentiles: northwest BOX
FOR ARMY oFFICER-7 TO ROOMS. 2
1919 ,Bsh HHRsY g. Nv ?; PITTS G1;; Nj. o,oo.
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
GROOM BRICK, BUNGALOW. GARAGE,
large yard; adults: references. Reno rd
near near Conn. ave. Metropolitan 1902. Ext.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
ON INDEPENDENCE AVE. OPPOSITE THE
Museum and Freer Gallery Of At. or;
r. Tss Il sase ell
District 45Os. 0 am. to s pm. only.
3 APIS. Only $500 cash above trust Met.
NEXT TO R. C. PARK-IDEAL IN SIZE,
location and every other way: small house
taken IN trade: Occupied by owner. 1927
term Federal housing available; Is cash.
balance less than rent also good income ;
r. GoRDoN i4s7 Eye st. n.W. Dist. $50.
SACRIFICE 6-RM. DETACHED HOME:
owner leaving city: quick sale: reas. Emer-
son 5000
$1,000 EQUITY IN WOODBRIDGE BUNGA-
low; sacrce eoe ioF rsasemsbe AZ. amount Of
ewes. q to pm.
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION-lOOO
y: G. ave se.Beautiful corner property:
ony serms hath rhMh
P. BROWN, 6l5 4th st. s.w. Natl. 6S72.
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN - OWNER
i,o forced to sell at ridiculouSIy low low price, II
Wis. :tl35. TOR detail.
STS,-A Colonial brick home, ZONED
FIRST COMMERCIAL and suitable for
remodeling near car line. schools and
water heat @ 0S Serv s deep o,: R;enss exceient no,
@, home and Investment.
ST ,50O-1N MICHIGAN PARk-Fully de-
tachec residence Of six rooms and TWO
BATHS. situated in the most popular
section of Brookland not far from the
winter hot-water connection: fireplace.
large porch. hardwood floors garage.
purchase OF larger home makes sale of
this home necessary. Inspection by
1908 s SHHNT9N 4 N n q lucHs s: c.. g. .,.,
A REAL BARGAIN
In a new detached brick home in Chevy
CnaSe owner has authorized US to sell
TINS property Immediately. Your oppor-
tunlty, to purchase your home at COST
PRICE. Excellent neighborhood. Easy
terms
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest. Bldg. Realtor Dist 60a2
TRADE YOUR OLD HOUSE
For NEW DETACHED HOME in Chevy
Chase. Brick construction. rooms, >
baths. automatic heat. big lot. .,-car ga
rage. Well worth your while to investi-
gate
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
Invest: Bldg. Realtor. Dist 6O9.
1873 MADISON ST. NV.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Like new: arraneed for :. families: open
Might consider lease or exchange.
1888 JENIFER ST, NV,
Only $3.50.
Semi-oet. br!cK; ! rms. baths large
porch, built-in Gar.: new-house condition:
docks from Conn. ave. and shopping
MISS REED Emerson Sis
Evening star., 1937-12-26
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

=, 250-Corner brick: two-famiiy Nat.
three rooms. bath and porch each Sep
arate gas furnaces in each apt Strictly
terms '
S1s.oo0-Four one-story brick stores in
busy northwest location. 72-foot frontage:
no neat or Nsht to furnish; total in
come, $3.50 per year "
.- SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1910 n 81. NV. Natl. "345
Evening star., 1937-12-26
FARMS FOR SALE.

If YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage. equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm q small chicken farm or lust
a oozy yhome-convenient. yet QUIET have
ESQ Of these places for sale. including some
hne Colonial estates: These properties are
and range from 10 acres to 5000. Nest Of
them are within Is miles Of Washington
and on hard roads. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Fairfax County Va. at the end
Of Columbia. pike. Phone Alexandria
S69-J-1. Address Route 3. Alexandria Va
(Closed Sundays.)
A FULLY MODERN HOME. CONSISTING
of 7-room bungalow on acres land, on
nice elevation: garage. excellent neighbor-
hood: on highway within 10 miles Of Dis
trict: owner sacrifices at $4,000.
Phone 1859 H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon Va.
or call M. Cockrell. phone 567-J-2, Falls
Church. Va.
A FULLY EQUIPPED APPLE ORCHARD,
within committing distance of Washington.
on a main highway, in the hunting section
Of Virginia. A high dividend payer at
Telephone Walnut 6973W.
Evening star., 1937-12-26
DON'T MISS THIS.

You Should See 1t at once.
Attractive 3O-acre farm. between Coles
vile and Ashton. A bargain. Col. 1865.
10 ACRES: 4-ROOM HOUSE: WELL $500
80 acres: 5-room house; spring $50
100 acres: 10-room house 300
100 acres; 6 rooms: river: good - $500
221 acres; Groom house: upper
Fauau'ef-BF F. PERRow GOO pef a''e
Evening star., 1937-12-26

and carries new-car guarantee terms and
service. See it. You'll need no urging to
buy; easier terms and highest allowance
row at CHERNER MOTOR CO., 11s1
Florida ave " North