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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 112-S. F. No. 499
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to amend Mason's
Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Sec
ton 2950-7 relating to the
Teachers Insurance and Retire
ment fund.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State Of Minnesota:
Section l. That Masons Mime
sofa Statutes Of 1927, Section
295O-7, be, and the same is hereby
amended so as to add a new sub
section to read as follows:
Section 2950-7. (a) Any teacher
who was not a member Of the
Teachers Insurance and Retire
ment Fund, as created by Chapter
1879, Laws 1915, but who rendered
teaching service prior to August /,
1881, in any public school or in
,stitution to which this act applies.
and who has become a member
OF the Fund hereby created, shall
have the right to pay into the Fund
hereby created, and receive credit
therefor as of the time paid, such
sums as such teacher would have
paid as assessments, had such
teacher been a member of said
fund as created by Chapter 1879,
Laws of 1915 together with simple
interest on the same at the rate
of six per cent from the time the
service was rendered until paid,
and such additional sum or sums
as such teacher may elect to paw.
the aggregate of which assess
ments, interest and additional sum
or sums shall not exceed, however,
five per cent of such teachers
average yearly salary for the five
years of service Immediately pre-
ceding the school year 1931-1932
or the first thereof but not more
than $4,000 per year multiplied
by the number of years of such
prior service. Members of the
Teachers Retirement Fund as
created by Chapter 4O6, Laws 1881
shall also have the right to pay
assessments, interest and additional
sums as provided for in this sec
ton for service rendered prior to
August l, 1881 in schools or institu-
tons IN Minnesota to which said
Chapter 406 applies. Provided, that
IN the case of any such teacher
who has rendered more than fiji
teen years of such prior service
there shall be assigned to such
teachers credit from state funds.
II in the judgment of the Teachers
Retirement Fund Board adequate
funds are available, as part of
such teachers savings, for each
year of service beyond fifteen. five
per cent of the total additional
amount that such teacher has a
right to pay as hereinbefore pro-
vided, not, however, exceeding the
amount paid by such teacher under
such right, and in no event more
than so per cent of the total adj
dltlonal amount which may be paid.
The amount so assigned from state
funds shall reduce to the extent
thereof the total amount which
the teacher may pay under the
right as aforesaid. Any money so
contributed by the state shall be
used only to purchase an annuity
as hereinafter provided, and may
not be withdrawn in cash as a part
OF such teachers savings.
Section 2. This act shall take eff
feet and be in force from and
after its passage.
Approved March Is, 1887.
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CHAPTER 115-H. F. No. $50
RTTT,

FOR AN ACT authorizing the State
of Minnesota to convey certain
land in Interstate Park to the
Northern Pacific Railway Com
pany.
WHEREAS, in agreement with
the State of Minnesota, the North
ern Pacific Railway Company, a
Wisconsin corporation, did by deed
dated June LIST, 1881, convey to
the State of Minnesota an ease
ment for a public road and for no
other purpose in certain lands in
ChiSago County, Minnesota, which
conveyance of said road easement in
cluded certain land in Interstate
Park, and
WHEREAS, as part of said trans
action said Railway Company was
to be given an easement for rail-
road right-of-way on its relocated
right-of in said park:
NOW, THEREFORE, Be 1t en-
acted by the Legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section /. The Governor and
Secretary Of State, on behalf of
and in the name of the State of
Minnesota are hereby authorized
and directed to grant to the North
ern Pacific Railway Company an
easement for railroad right tot way
purposes in the following described
property in said park:
Those portions of Lots, 1, 2, 3,
4, 5, 6, IS, 26 and q, Block 35;
Lots, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Block SO; Lots,
l, 2, 3, 4, S, Block 81; Lots, 1, 9,
1911, IL, Is, 10. 20, 81, %, Block,
3S; Town of Taylors Falls, accord
ing to the recorded plat thereof,
and those portions Of High Rock
Street, st. Croix Street and the
street adjoining the westerly side
of said Block 38, all in said Town
of Taylors Falls, lying westerly,
northwesterly and northerly of
line drawn parallel with and
distant so it. westerly, north
westerly and northerly, measured
at right angles, from the center
line of the original main track
of the Northern Pacific Railway
Company as formerly constructed,
and easterly, southeasterly and
southerly of a line drawn parallel
with and distant so TT. westerly,
northweSterly and northerly
measured at right angles, from
the center line of the relocated
main track of said Railway Com
pany as now constructed and
operated across said blocks and
streets; said property being more
particularly described in plat
thereof to be attached to said
proposed deed.
PROVIDED, further, that said
easement is to continue for such
time as said land is used for such
railroad right-o
Approved March Is, 1887.
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contained shall be deemed to limit
or abridge the power or jurisdic-
ton of the district court over
trusts and trustees, or to limit the
authority conferred upon any
trustee by any mortgage, trust
deed, or other instrument.
Section 3. All actions and pro-
ceedings heretofore brought or
commenced in which the procedure
prescribed by this act has been
followed are hereby legalized and
validated, and any orders made
therein shall have the same force
and effect as If made hereunder.
Approved March 25, 1897.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 102-S. F. No. 81
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to amend Mason's
Minnesota Statutes, 1886 Supple
ment, Section 3136, relating to
legal settlement for poor relief
purposes.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. Legal settlement for
poor relief purposes. That Mason's
Minnesota Statutes, 1886 Supple
ment, Section 1886, be and the
same is hereby amended to read
as follows:
1886. Legal settlement for poor
relief purposes. Every person, eX-
cept those hereinafter mentioned,
who has resided one year con-
tinuouSly in any county, shall be
deemed to have settlement there
in, if it has the county system: II
it has the town system, he shall
have a settlement in the town, city
or village therein which he has
longest resided within such year.
Every person who has resided one
year continuously in the state, but
not in any one county, shall have
a settlement in the county in which
he has longest resided within such
year, if It has the county system;
if it has the town system, his
settlement shall be in the town,
city or village therein in which he
has longest resided within such
year. The time during which a
person has been the inmate Of a
hospital, old age home, or nursing
home for the care Of the invalid or
aged, whether public or private, and
the time during which person has
jail, prison, or other public institu-
ton, or under commitment to the
guardianship Of the State Board Of
Control or one of its state institu-
tons as feeble-minded, delinquent
or dependent person, and each
month during which he has received
relief from the poor fund Of any
county or municipality or from
funds supplied by the State Of
Minnesota or the United States or
any department or departments
thereof, supplied as direct relief or
in providing work on a relief basis
and In lieu Of direct relief, shall be
excluded in determining the time
Of residence hereunder, except that
ward Of the state public school
shall have the legal settlement Of
the family with whom he has re-
sided for two or more years under
written contract with the state
public school providing for his care,
education and treatment as men,
Der Of such family. Every minor
not emancipated and settled in his
own right shall have the same
settlement as the parent with whom
he has resided. Provided, that
every minor not emancipated and
settled in his own right and living
apart from his parents and not sup
ported by his parents shall, after
receiving aid and support from
others uninterruptedly for a period
Of two years, acquire the settlement
Of the person with whom he has
resided for a period of not less than
two years.
A settlement in this state shall
be terminated and lost by:
I. Acquiring a new one in another
state.
,. BY voluntary and uninter-
rupted absence from this state for
q period Of one year with intent to
abandon his residence in the State
Of Minnesota"
Approved March IS, 1887.
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regular annual meeting for such
year, a summary of its financial
transactions for the current year
and an affidavit of the president
and secretary that it has paid
up membership of at least twenty
five. On or before January 5 of
each year, the secretary Of state
shall certify to the secretary of the
state agricultural society the names
of such societies or associations
herein named as have complied
with the provisions hereof"
Approved March Is, 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 1865. +. No. 23S
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to amend Mason's
Minnesota Statutes of 1927, Sec
ton 1851. Subdivision 4, relating
to membership in the State Agri-
cultural Society as amended by
Laws 1881, Chapter 231. as further
amended by Laws 1888, Chapter
136, as further amended by Extra
Session Laws 1884, Chapter 81.
as further amended by Laws 1895,
Chapter 227, as further amended
by Extra Session Laws 1885.
Chapter 10.
Be 1t enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section l.. That Mason's Mime
sofa Statutes of 1927, Section 1861,
Subdivision 4, as amended by Laws
1881, Chapter 231, as further
amended by Laws 1888, Chapter
l36, as further amended by Extra
Session Laws 1884, Chapter 81. as
further amended by Laws 1885.
Chapter 227, as further amended
by Extra Session Laws 1895, Chap
ter ITO be further amended to read
as follows:
4. Two delegates elected by, and
the president, eX-officio, of the
following societies and associations:
The State Horticultural society, the
state Dairyman's association, the
state BeekeeperS' association. the
Minnesota Livestock Breeders as
ISOLATION, the Minnesota Crop I'M
provement association, the Mime
sofa Swine Breeders association.
the Minnesota Sheep Breeders
association, the Minnesota Horse
Breeders association, the Mime
sofa Veterinary association, the
Minnesota Cattle Breeders associa-
ton, the State Poultry association.
Minnesota Implement Dealers as
ISOLATION, the Minnesota Florists
association, the Minnesota Garden
Flowers association, the Minnesota
county Exhibitors association, the
Minnesota Federation of County
Fairs, the State Forestry associa-
ton, the Minnesota Saddle Horse
Owners and Breeders association.
Minnesota State Nurserymen's as
ISOLATION, Minnesota Fruit Growers
association, the Minnesota State
Grange association and the Mime
sofa Farm Bureau Federation. The
following societies and associations
shall be entitled to one vote each :
Minneapolis Market Gardeners
association OF Minnesota, the State
Growers association, Minnesota
Shorthorn Breeders association
Minnesota Guernsey Breeders as
ISOLATION, Minnesota Jersey Cattle
club, Minnesota Holstein- Friesian
Breeders association, the Minnesota
Hereford Breeders association
Minnesota Aberdeen Angus Breed
erS' association, Minnesota Red
Polled Breeders association, Mime
sofa AYRSHIRE Breeders association
Minnesota Brown Swiss Breeders
association, Minnesota Poland
China Breeders association, Min
nesota Duroc Jersey Breeders as
ISOLATION, Minnesota Chester White
Breeders association, the Mime
sofa Gladiolus Society and Mime
sofa Berkshire Breeders association
provided, that all such societies and
associations shall be active anC
statewide in their scope and op-
Grafton, hold annual meetings ano
be Incorporated under the laws
of the state of Minnesota, before
being entitled to select such dele
gates. The societies and associations
named in this sub-division shall
file with the Secretary of State
on or before December 20, of each
year, a report showing that sale
. society or association has held 9
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CHAPTER 110-S. F. No. 1854
A BILL

TOU AN All providing Tor the
payment of money to a discharg-
ed inmate of the state training
school for boys, and/or home
school for girls.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section l. Upon the discharge of
any inmate of the state training
school for boys, situated at Red
Wing, Minnesota. and or the Home
School for Girls, situated at Sank
Center, Minnesota, the state board
or control may, in it's discretion, pay
to each inmate released an amount
of money not exceeding, however,
the sum of ten QO dollars. All
such payments shall be made from
the current expense fund of the
institution.
Approved March IS, 1887.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1937-05-06
CHAPTER 116-S. F. No. "a
A BILL

FOR AN ACT to prohibit unlawful
discrimination in the production,
manufacture or distribution of
certain commodities, articles,
goods, wares and merchandise in
trade and to prohibit unfair COM
petitive trade practices, providing
for injunctive relief and damages,
defining the duties of county at
torneys and the attorney general,
providing penalties for violations,
nd ranGiti1G LAM e 1o11S
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24
DELMAR

The Delmar New Century Club hel,
it's bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday af
ternoon with the president, Mrs Johl
Powell. in the chair. At the close of th'
chairman for the day. presented tn,
following program: Nazareth" ant
f1'he Voice of the Chimes" by the clit
chorus. Mrs. Elsie Nelson at the piano
A Christmas reading by Mrs. Jones
Vocal SOLO. 20 Holy Night by Mrs
Nelson. A reading. Twas Night Be-
fore Christmas" Miss Marie Depralon
''Silent Night" by club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Culver spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Maria Lobdell. worthy matron.
and Ralph Baker, worthy patron, enter
tanned the officers and committee
members of Adah Chapter. No. 5. Or
der of the Eastern Star. at a Christmas
party on Thursday evening in the han
quet hall OF the Masonic Temple. Nrs.
Carrie Barr. chaplain. made the invo-
cation and Mrs. Lobdell extended q
hearty welcome and thanked the Off
GERS and committee members for their
cooperation during the year. The group
presented n table and lamp to Mrs.
Lobdell while Mr.. Baker received
Gladstone bag.
Several Christmas carols were sung
and the program closed with the pre-
SeiltdllOH vi ~ piisitl hES. iNuSilliiS-
toms Rest Cure"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewis OF Roa-
noke, Va, are spending the holidays
with Mr.. Lewis parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas j. Lewis.
The first home game of the basket
ball season was played nj the Delmar
(DeL) High School ON Friday evening
with Selbyville and both the girls and
boys from Delmar won their first
games.
Albert Williams. Jr.. a student at the
Citadel, s. c.. is home TO spend the va
cation with his parents.
Miss Vivian Ellis has arrived from
the University of Alabama for her
Christmas vacation.
Miss Anne Leet was rushed to the
Peninsula Hospital at Salisbury on
Monday night. where she is Still SER
iOusly i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24
HARRINGTON

The annual Christmas services wers
held at the. NJ. p. Church on Sunday
The morning service was in charge Of
the choir which sang several Christmas
numbers. In the evening the children
from the Sunday school presented a
program. The children in the primary
grade were trained by Mrs. Angie Pot
| ter, Mrs. Christine Clymer and Mrs G..
f. Turner. The junior department chill
| dren were trained by Mrs. Blanche
Cahall, Mrs. Henrietta Williams and
Mrs. Louise Emory.
George Short of Legget, N. c.. is
spending the Christmas holidays with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Short.
Miss Eloise Chapman of Western
Maryland College is spending the holi-
days with her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
W. T. Chapman.
Miss Margie Black of Goucher Col
Iege. Baltimore. is the guest of her
over the holidays.
Mrs. Ira w. Roe is spending this
week with her daughter, Mrs. T. h.
Carpenter in Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Virginia Clarkson entertained a
number of relatives to a Christmas din
among those present: Mrs. Anna Wyatt,
Mrs. Ewood Biddle. Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam Moore. Walter Moore and Wilson
Ferguson. all of Wilmington; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Goodwin and Miss Fannie
Goodwin of Dover: Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Clarkson and children. Mrs Alvin
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Il. Raughley.
Sr., Mrs Lille Reed and Miss TIA Mae
Clarkson. all of Harrington.
Mrs. Harry Hudson of Philadelphia, !
is spending the Christmas holidays with !
Mrs. ID. +. Tharp.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tee and chill !
dren of Salisbury. Md. spent Sunday |
with local relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Messner are en-
tertaining relatives from Pennsylvania
over the holidays.
Miss Leona Dickrager is spending
the holidays with her parents in Tio-
nesta. Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24

When production is above the av-
erage for the period 1s2s-1937, price
falls below the average for that
period. In 1880. the first of the dark
depression years, production and
price were little below average.
In 1881 production increased to 2.6
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24
Lady Witness

Judge: Have you ever appeared
as a witness in a suit before?'
Lady Witness: mo, your honor,
the other time appeared l wore a
green silk dress. This suit is new.
Do you like it, your honor"
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24

billion bushels. and price fell to S2
cents a bushel. Reduced production
in 1888 pushed price up to So cents
a busheL The following year, most
ly because of the drought, produc-
tion was decreased by a billion
bushels. and the price went up to
more than so cents a bushel.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24
Building Sites Offered

Hopkinton, Iowa. in heart Of ag-
ricultural Iowa, has two good build
Ing sites. close to railroad. available
for factories. Farm machinery or
cement stave siIo factory would have
good outlet. For information write
the Leadea, Hopkinton, Iowa.
Milford chronicle., 1937-12-24
Editor Leaves Town
Horses Ry The E0ol

Horses by The Foot
From Duncan. (Okla.) News:
Bids for 500 feet of new fire horse
will be considered by city commits
sioners in special session this eve
ming" s>es
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So l. ST NE-TWO ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath, large closed-in back porch. in clean.
modern home: convenient to trolley lines;
Government employees and quiet couple de-
sired. Also furnished il desired o.
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1920 KEARNEY ST NE. WOODBRIDGE
One large, one small room. kitchen. pri-
vate bath Frieidaire; adults; $3.50 in
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3 LARGE ROOMS SUN PARLOR KTTCH-
en- private bath. shower; newly decorated
Col. 4l03. 4515 New Hampshire ave. II W.
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1915 NEAL ST. NE ROOMS. SEMI
private bath; reasonable: employed couple
preferred
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ROOMS UNPUBLISHED.

100 Tth ST. NE front rooms, semi
private bath; must be seen to be ap-
precisted.
MARYLAND PARKS rooms. bath. ami:
convenient transportation. reasonable. Hill
side 04S1-J
BOOB 18th ST W-Special for May and
June. Two or three unfinished rooms
2nd floor. convenient to bath; private
family Call before l am. or phone Col
3o24 for appointment. 90
1913 18th ST. N.E.-Two large rms gas,
1915 MONROE ST. NW-Large. front
room: suitable for two; closet; unlimited
phone: smaller room. Cali after noon. 9"
419 4th ST. N E-UnfurniShed entire 3rd
floor. , large rooms. private bath. plenty
closet space sink. gas range: telephone
extension in rooms: no children.
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335 18th ST Me- ROOMS. KITCHEN.
semi-bath; heat. light. gas. c.h.w,; adults;
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ITO w lSCUIlSIII AVeIIUt,
Cleveland $500
WALKING DISTANCE!

WALKING DISTANCE!
Two exceptionally GOOD VALUES in
a quiet building within walking dis
lance of downtown Washington.
ParQuet floors. recessed radiation. etc.
$40 Living room, kitchen and
bath.
$45 Foyer living room OPEN
CONCRETE PORCH bed
room kitchen tREFRIGER-
ALTON, and bath
144O r. Street NV
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425 CONCORD AVE NW-3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. dnette screened porch;
S55 month. r. P. GIBSON. 1407 18th st.
NV Potomac 1906 H.
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WILL SUITCASE NEW 2-RM. x. D. AND
b. apt. at reduced rental to Oct. J.. Avail
able May D; free rent TO June |. See resi-
dent manager. or apply at APT. A IA, 200
r. I ave ne o.
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1918 D ST NE-ENTIRE end FLOOR
new home; 3 rooms. kitchen. private bath;
heat. gas cleo FrlGidaire
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IL md ST. N,E-ENTIRE LIST FLOOR. 3
large rooms. private bath. back porch;
| newly renovated; furnished complete, light
| housekeeping. mi: 1anitor service oppo-
| site supreme Court: SIS month. Gari.ee
| optional os
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WOODBRIDGE. 1927 JACKSON ST. Ne
rm., kit. cleo. refrigeration, semi-priv.
hath admits
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ROOMS WANTED

. MEN DESIRE single rooms with private
family in GEORGETOWN, Foxhan Village or
nearby Va Address Box 369-W, Star
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| l442 BELMONT ST ENDORSEMENT
! apt. rooms. private bath and entrance
1929 18th ST. NV FRONT ROOMS
| adjoining bath: very attractive clean,
| quiet; IS SO week
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ATTRACTIVELY. FURN 3 RMS. KITCH-
en-. bath: desirable location near National
Cathedral. June | to Sent CIev t;ooS
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1851 Both ST. Mt. RAINIER Md
Entire second floor, very modern; 3 rooms.
kitchen. den and bath. Adults only. Green
NJ
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5000 18TH ST. N.W-3 AND 4 COM
pletely furnished bright. clean rooms: G.
E; refrigerator. cont. hot water: use of
phone. laundry: quiet couples
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EXCEPTIONAL APA RTMENT-V VERY
cool, high; three exposures: overlooking
Rock Greek Park and city; nicely fur
nlSned: two bed rooms twin beds living
room. kitchen: near Wardman PARK: ideal
Tor summer: reasonable: GentlleS. Call
Emerson $500. Apt. 500 q.
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THE DRESDEN 1925 CONN. AVE
Handsomely furn. front apt. 3 bed rooms
bath. S110: 24-hr elevator switchboard
service. North 1910
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YOUNG MAN TO SHARE GROOM, x.
and b. apt, private rooms. North 10000.
Apt. 152. o.
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332 SEATON PL. NE.-FRONT APT. 2
rooms kitchen, bath. bed room. next path:
block downtown cars adults. couple, small
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'32:t 18th ST. NW.-TWO-ROOM APART
ment., reasonable: convenient transporta-
ton: bright. cool
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1916 NICHOLSON ST. W.-LARGE LIV
rm. bed rm.. kit, dinette,. bath. screened
sleeping porch: all new furniture; SO.
ADULTS. Geo. 5Ol1 after 7:30 pm. -
IS R ST NE = ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nlShed: > bed rooms, living room. kitchen.
rec, hall. c.h.w.. bath: Bird floor: ADULTS.
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sos PARK RID. NV RMS KITCHEN
inclosed porch: entire End A.; gas. cleo ;
garage optional, Col. 150.-W
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DUPONT C1RCLE-l3s5 CONN. AVE-
rooms entire middle floor: complete mod
equip; 3 expos. cool; Summer bargain.
North 302S, after s