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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-05-23
Demonstration Clubs
Give Flower Exhibit

The annual flower show of New
Hanover county Home Demcnstra
ton club ome will be presented
today at the office of Miss Anr
Mason, home demonstration agent
in the customhouse.
The public is invited to view the
exhibits from 3 to 6 o'clock in the
afternoon and from Ills to 10 O'Clock
in the evening.
The exhibition will include the fol
lowing s%ections: perfection of bloom
artistic arrangement, color combina
ton, largest wild flower collection
labeled, special interests, handi
craft, relics, curioes and artistic ar
engagements for children.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC

All advertising appearing in these
,oInmps is for reputable and reli
sbe concerns, SO fa4 as we can
sscertain from a careful i~nvestiga-
ton. .
sa that every firm that uses these
Columns is required to live up te
their obligations. Therefore, should
Won reply to any advertisement on
this page and services are not rem
dered as advertised. The Star News
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The y. S. postal regulations are
very strict in such matters as such
An act would be misuse Of the U. S.
mail and the star-News will see
that any attempt to defraud Is
gromptly handled by the P. 0. de-
rartment.
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Public Urged By Wade
To View WPA Projects

The people of Wilmington and
vicinity were urged to visit the WA
projects in the city yesterday by
James E, L. Wade, commissioner of
Public Works, as a part of This
Work Pays Your Community Week"
"The cleanliness, healthful atmos.
phere, and production of the prof.
ects is a ~revelation,' he said, land
the city is proud to sponsor them
Projects included in the open
house this week are those under the
Professional and Service division of
the W4A, in the women's depart
-ment, among which are the sewing
room and the recreation project.
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NO WORD

WASHINGTON, May 22- Up
Secretary Hull said today that the
State department had not heard di.
rectly from Ambassador John
Cudahy in Belgium for nearly a
week and had not been able to take
up with him the question of the
location of the American embassy
in that invaded land.
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ADVISED TO LEAVE

LONDON, May % Up British
subjects have been advised by the
British consul to leave Djibuti,
French port south of the Red sea, a
Reuters British news agency dis
patch said tonight. Djibuti, in
French Somaliland, is the only rail
outlet to the sea for Italian Ethiopfa.)
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The Killer Speaks
Continued from Page Ten)

pleasure that one was Louise Mark
ham. She colored slightly as
stepped toward her and removed
my hat. She extended her hand.
She couldn't smile at the inquest
into her brothers death, but she
made it plain she was glad to see
me.
The other girl brushed past her
and threw herself into my arms.
oh, Bill dear! sobbed Muriel Ben
son. you've got to help me! I've
Just learned the most awful thing
about jerry"
(TO Be Continued)
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r. asSTFlED RATES

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Wanted

BUSINESS COLLEGE GIRL
would like board and room in pri-
vate home in exchange for house
hold duties. Phone 327,
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FOR QUICK RENTAL RESULTS.
List Your Vacancies in the Want
Ads. Phone 2800-Cost Small.
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WANTED LARGE CLEAN RAGS
to bring to Press Room, Star-News.
Murchison Bldg.
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LARGE TABLE MODEL GAS
stove, like new, $1,000. Fibre liv-
ing room suite, bargain price. Peo-
pies Furniture Co., 213 No. Front
st.
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SLIGHTLY USED 8 PC. WALNUT
dining room suite; 3 pc, living room
suite. Two real bargains. Home
Furniture Co.
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ICE REFRIGERATORs, FLOR
ence Oh! cook stoves, breakfast
room suites. Greatly reduced
prices. Castle St. Furniture Co.,
TIA Castle st.
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l60 Trucks and Transfers

WI HAUL TO BEACH ANY
amount of shipments. Low rate
Phone 2571. Rabunsky Transfer
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PORCH elders, METAL
Chairs, Rockers and Swings. Com
plete assortment. Terms. Fender
Furniture Co., 2S So. Front st.
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FOR MULES, HORSES AND
COWS, see us. 20 head farm
mules. T. E. Cooper & Co.. Inc,
(Foot Parsley St.)
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Moore.Fonvielle Realty Co.
We are equipped to you
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CASTLE HAYNE ROAD, z M. P;
40 acre farm in high state of Gull
%tivation; level, well-drained, ex,
cellently suited for bulb growing
or general truck. Small Ar o 0 N
house and shed. This is n of the
most desirable farms we have ever
offered; reasonable price; terms.
Meares Harriss. Real Estate
21O Princess Street Phone 1923
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LIST YOUR RENTAL AND SALES
with us. Al Service.
Frank G.. Harriss 120 Princess St.
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Situations Wanted

WANTED - PART TIME JOB AS
cook or general house work. Ex-
perienced. 800 So. Sth St.
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FOR BEST RESULTS. LIST YOUR
property with Marshall Realty
Co., ZIG Princess St. Phone a76.
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Ill Miscellaneous

PAINTING AND PAPERING -
Floors sanded and finished. All
work guaranteed. Perry B. Bull
lard, Phone 2123-J.
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Houses For Sale

NEW OCEAN FRONT COTTAGE.
Will accept vacant lot as down
payment, balance easy terms.
ford Irving, Phones 414 n
2S33.W. P. o. Box 1893.
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Frigidaire FRIGIDAIRE
LOWEST PRICE IN HISTORY
siz co.. only gi; SLATE
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TOXIC SOYBEANS $1.50 BUSHEL.
Cowpeas $1.85. Rotenone Bean
Beetle Dust, fertilizers, feeds.
R~oudabush's Seed Store.
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III DOCK ST. COMFORTABLE
v room residence, on lot At x
100; modern heating system. he
duced price and terms. ID. +. Will
der, Phone 621
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WHATEVER YOU NEED FOR
your beach cottage. we have it.
Bost Furniture Co., 20 S. Front St.
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ITO Livestock

IS MULES AND. 2 BIG HORSES;
2 mich COWS for sale. j. P. New
ton, Castle Hayne Road. 2006-J.
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RODERICK & Lam u. MFGRS.
doors. sashes, windows. door
frames, screens, turned columns,
balusters. 18th & Castle. Phone
446.J.
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TWO LARGE NICELY FURNISH
ed rooms with private bath. APP
ply sos Orange.
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INVESTIGATE THE JOYS ANIL
advantages Of living in Oleander.
"the Suburb Beautiful" u g h
MacRae and Co.
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LOW DOWN PAYMENT
$3.50 md pSf
SuttOn- Council Furniture Co
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IS For Rent. Apartments

3 ROOM FURNISHED APART
ment, first floor. Telephone 2074-J.
ITO Orange.
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Seeds and Plants

SPRAYING, PRUNING AND FER
tilizing shrubbury. Cut flowers.
John Verzaal, Phone 39c-XR.
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LUMBER IS OUR BUSINESS, so
let us estimate and quote on your
requirements. Cape Fear Lumber
Co., Phone $40.
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FURNISHED HOUSE 1915 CHEST
nut St., 6 room and bath. Apply
H. F. Wilder, phone 631.
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30 For Rent, Rooms
For Rent, Houses

FIVE ROOM HOUSE COMPLETE
ly furnished in very good condi-
ton, Kure's Beach. Reasonable.
Foster-Hill Realty Co., Phones
1~467-1468.
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Builders Supplies

WHEELING SUPER CHANNEL
drain Roofing has no equal in
Economy and Performance. Call
Becker's, 50, for further informa-
ton.
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STOP DETERIORATION! PAINT
your home with Perfection. 1 to
3 years to pay. North-Smith Coal
Co., Phone 1876.
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LOT, NORTHERN EXTENSION
Wrightsville Beach, near ocean
facing south. $3.50. Hinton Realty
Co. Phone 2O9.
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CROSS SEED CO..
IL Market st. Phone I'LL
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Cowpeas, Soybeans, Crotalaria, Su.
dan Grass, Tuxedo Feeds, Insect,
oidoS
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GENASCO SLAM TEST ROOFING
Is Beautiful
Durable Economical
Best by Test. Hanover Iron Works
100 No. Water St. Phone 500
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SPECIAL MATTRESS REMOVAL.
ing rutes for ne t 80 days (Beach
Property Owners Only. Call for
particulars. New Way Mattress
Co., Phone 42S.
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For Sale

SALT WATER FISHING TACKLE;
split Bamboo rods, $685.; Hickory
rods, $3.95; easy terms. Goodrich
Silvertown Stores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
Lynda Learns She Is Engaged

be settled later in the day. He said he had already made up his mind but the other person had not I suppose 1t was some business deal" Anxiety showed on her face. But where can he be ilowq I've waited all day for him to phone"
 She began to cry. Awkwardly Mike put his arm about her shoulders. He hated @ woman's tears.
 There, there, my dear" he said I've been over-excited meself Dams all right. He's probably with some of the lads he knew in col- lege. Dnt you worry. We'll all have a big celebration tomorrow night. A special dinner in honor of the happy occasion"
 
 It was after 8 when he returned home. Too upset to ride, he walked, thinking of Dan all the way. Perhaps the boy would pay more attention to business after he married and settled down. Mike looked forward to the day when he could add land Son" after Donovan on the brass name-plate outside the building on Lower Wall Street that housed his ship ping interests.
 Putting nervously on his cigal he fitted his key in the front door Ling was waiting in the hall.
 Well, Ling, any newsl'
 Something happen, MT. Dan.' Ling's laconic tones were heavy with excitement.
 Mike stared at him, his teeth biting into the cigar. What dc you mean?" He spoke harshly.
 Police phone." The knuckles oi Ling's yellow hands whitened al he interlocked his fingers.
 Mike dropped his cigar. My God, don't keep me guessing this fool way. Where is he?"
 Ling leaned over methodically picked up Mikes cigar and rested it on an ash tray.
 Cop calling, he say, Old Ship on Front Street." He repeated the words sing-song fashion. First Precinct. Meesah Dan in jail." (TO Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
N MaMIS1|WZ Gn AGNE

WORLD EVENTS
 The 12 events below were im- portant in shaping the history of the world. AS they appear below, they are scrambled and out of their chronological order. Rearrange the series so the oldest event will ap- pear first, the more recent following in their order.
 (a) Jamestown, Va, colony set tied, (b) French Revolution began Co Confucius born in China, (d) Joan of Arc burned in France, (e) Birth of Christ, (D Assassination of Julius Caesar, (g) Reformation be- gan in Germany under Luther, (h) Crusades to Hold Land started, O French and Indian wars in Amer ica, (D Mary Queen of Scots eXe- cuted, Ck) Pilgrims landed at Ply mouth Rock, CD First blood drawn in American Revolution.
 Answers on Back Page)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
CHAPTER VII

The first question Mike Donovan put to Ling, the Chinese butler when he got home from the South Wednesday evening was about Dan
 My boy in?" he asked, as Ling helped take the bags out of the car.
 No, sir
 Ling never failed to answer di- rectly but he always gave the im- pression of knowing more than he told. This trait maddened Katie Donovan but Mike found it amus- ing.
 T Ike servants that won't talk, was his reply whenever Katie complained
 As a matter Of fact he would have condoned anything short of murder that either Ling or the other Chinese servants did. Ever since he had shipped as a boy to the Orient, he had had a rough tenderness toward the Chinese When he could, he put them on his boats. He was good-humred hearty and considerate of them While Katie was not exactly en- Chusiastic over having them in the house, they came. Ling and Taxi were privileged characters. They hs ] been with the Donovars from the tine Mike made his first ns-:ay. As their fortune increased the co-l. and the two second boys were added.
 Tonight, stepping from the cal to tae house, Mike glanced toward ota avenue. His eyes frightened at sight of the restless traffic, the h, irving people and the twinkline liea.is.
 Give me New York every tins, he sad, half to himself T n on home ground here. Know what's ahead of me"
 "Yes, sir" said Ling. But his tole was sad and his face troubled
 Mike eyed him. Something on your mind?' He understood the Chinese too well, not to know that Ling was deeply worried. He also knew that you could not force the Oriental to reveal himself until tho time came.
 Once inside the door Mike turned his attention to the house. HIS quick. eyes moving automati- cally on from one familiar piece of hall furniture to another. He was proud of his home. He had an honest respect for the sum it cost. Built after the World War, it's elaborate white stone facade, an imposing monument to Mike s auccess in life, dominated East 72nd street.
 When did Dan go out?" he in- quired, getting into the elevator.
 One o'clock yesterday" Ling folded back the elevator guard at the third floor ''Meesah Dan. he say he lunchling with Miss Mar tin"
 Mike looked questioningly at Ling. T mean today"
 "Yes, sir. He not home today
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
. STORIES
 IN STAMPS
Torrytown Gets First
 Famous American Stamp

0II /ASWII OOto 1ISt
 Famous American Stamp THE first U. s. stamp of the Fa- A nous Americans series will be placed on sale at Tarrytown,, N. Y, on Jan. 29. The stamp will be green, 1-cent, and will bear a por- trait of Washington Irving, above.
 The 2-cent red stamp, bearing James Fenimore Cooper's picture, will also go on first-day sale at Cooperstown, N. Y, on Jan. 29 Other stamps of the authors group will be released in Febru- ary.
 Washington Irving was Colonial Americas foremost humorist. His tales are typically American. He was born in 1783, studied law. But writing and literature proved more attractive and he abandoned his law career. His burlesque History of New York, from the Beginning of the World to the End of the Dutch Dynasty" was so yelled in it's humor that many mistook it for actual historical fact.
 Irving is best known for his Sketch Book" which contains "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" and "Rip Van Wrinkle" He also wrote serious histories of Colum- bus and his voyages, and biogra- phies of Goldsmith and Washing tor. He was U. S. minister to spain, 1842-46. rIe died in 1859 at his own Sleepy Hollow" home near Tarrytown.
 Places and dates of first-day sales of others of the, authors group of the U. S. Famous Amer jeans series are: Ralph Waldo Emerson, Scent purple, Boston, Mass, Feb. 5; Louisa May Alcott, scent blue, Concord, Mass, Feb. 5: Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain), 10-cent brown, Hannibal, Mo-. Feb. IS.
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"Whatl"
 "No, sir. Meesah Dan gone since yesterday"
 Irritably Mike turned down the hall to his bedroom. But where is he now?" he shouted.
 Ling,s impressive expression didn't change. T not know, sir" His voice was hopeless.
 Mike picked up his hat and coat. His girl can tell me-" he roared. He had the temper of wounded lion when Dan worried him.
 "Yes sir" said Ling.
 At 2 o'clock Mike was ringing James Martins doorbell.
 Sorry, sir, but MT. Martin isn't in," said the butler. Would you like to see Miss Lynda?"
 Exasperation spread over Dono- vans fat face: She's the one I wanted to see in the first place." He glared at the butler. T suppose my boy is here, too?"
 The servant shook his head and led Mike into the drawing room. No. sir. Miss Lynda is alone"
 There was a querulous note in Lynda's voice as she greeted Mike a few minutes later.
 "Oh, Mir Donovan, I'm so glad to see you, but where is Dani" She fiounced down beside him on the tapestried sofa.
 What do you ask me for?" he beloved. You're the one who should know"
 T?" Lynda snapped. Really, MT Donovan"
 Mike caught himself. My dear child, you mustn't mind me. I'm half beside myself when that boys concerned He patted her hand. I'm lookin for Dan I'm just up from Charleston. The servants tell me he ain't been home since yesterday noon." His voice grew tender. You can't blame me for turnin to you when it's all settled between you and Dan."
 Lynda faced him with puzzled eyes. What do you mean?"
 Mike, forgetting his anxiety, chuckled. Don't be so shy, my dear. Mrs. Donovan and I are very proud to have you for a daughter-in-law. In fact, the last thing she said before I left Charleston was, Tell Lynda how happy I anf."
 Lynda jumped to her feet. But Dan hasn't asked me to marry him, she protested.
 Hes going to-" said Mike.
 Her cheeks flushed with excite ment. Do you really mean it?"
 Why would I be here?" His big voice was kindly. "Of course Dams tactics and my own aren't the same. Now he told his folks before he told his girl. With me 'twould be the other way round"
 Lynda twisted her handkerchief nervously. I'm terribly happy, but hardly know what to say" She dropped into a chair opposite Mike. I'm crazy about Dan. I've done noting but think of him day and night for the last three weeks"
 Mike laughted, a big, jovial laugh. "You'll get over that, me dear, when you realize that you've got nothing but him to concentrate on for the rest O your life.'
 His voice sharpened again. But that doesn't help us now. When did you last see the kid?"
 Yesterday afternoon" Then Lynda told him of the luncheon, going to Varnet's and leaving Dan at four.
 "He brought me home" she ex- plained. T asked him in for a cocktail but he said he must go on. A very important question had to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
BUILDING MATERIAL
 ECONOMIES

According to the Producers Council, the home-builder's dollar will go much further today than in the so-called normal year of 1926 because among other things, many materials are now built at the fac- tories. These include ready-made door and window frames, kitchen and other cabinet assemblies, and modern building products of many kinds that come in planned units for speedy, labor-saving assembly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
HISTORIC HOUSE

A quaint old two-story house witt siormer windows and an enormous chimney was the scene of one of the most important events in our na- 2ional history. It is the historic Moore house wherein Lord Corn waits surrendered to General wash inRton. It still is standing at York town, Ea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
Sports QUESTIONS Answered

Have you a sports question you want answered? Write your queS- tiOn clearly. sign your name and / address and mail your query to Sports Fan Question Man, Sports Service Bureau, The Waterbury Democrat. 1913 18th street. Wash ingtOn, D. C., enclosing 3cent postage stamp for personal reply. Don't telephone: write as directed.
 e. Which university in the Dixie Conference recently announced that it had dropped Intercollegiate foot ball from it's atheltic program?
 A. Loyola university of the south
 o. When was the first major league baseball game played in Cleveland municipal stadium?
 A. On July 31, 1882, the Phila- delphia Athletics defeating the Cleveland Indians to 0, before 8O,- PTS fans.
 o. When did William w. "Bill' Roper, famous Princeton footabll coach, die?
 A. December 10, 1883.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
YESTERDAY: Tommy Ryan

YESTERDAY: Tommy Ryan steals" a cargo of phosphate from Bat, transfers it to another barge. Infuriated, Bat leads the bargemen in another pitched bat tie with the truckers. Police break up the fight. Tommy stops Dan and Marie near the barge. Dan tells Tommy to leave Marie alone. Tommy swings at Dan, who promises to attend to him later. Aboard the barge, Bat welcomes them. Tommy trails them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-01-31
, SERIAL STORY
CAST or CHARACTERS

MARIE LA PORTE-mOdeI in excIusive dress shoppe, lives on a barge.
 DAN DONOVAN-pIaybOy son Of . rich Irishman, in love with Marie.
 TOMMY RYAN-Ieader of the truckers fighting Marie's father. LYNDA MARTIN-sOciety debu- tante, wants to marry Dan.
 BAPTISTE LA PORTE-Marie's father, owner of a fleet of barges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-16
Business Opportunities


SEVEN ROOMS. five scres-for house
IN town. Main 3i9e. 3 30 20 80.
Tuesday through Friday Route I.
Box COS. Tacoma
5 ACRES good land. 5-rm. hse. Trade
for what have you 2lO5 South O
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ORDER YOUR WOOD COAL, FUEL Ol-TOoAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily

DRY block. slab, $50 cord Pisper
END. ana heater wood oy cord or
CITY FUEL Main 2IoI
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Wanted 70 Borrow
Rooms for Rent

CLEAN. comfortable beds. Dormitory
style 81 week Single room al so:
double room az so. 29l5 East b "
Broadway 1918.
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% Bls Cord. Upl BLOCH a Slab
% BUY II now MA f57s
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SIm DOWN

500 DOWN
SMALL BUSINESS BUILD
ING Is by SO IT corner
location. AL cement floors.
Three room apartment IN
rear unfinished. Store ready
for stock. Here Is your
opportunity 10 b. indepen-
dent. Its a real buy At
sl.lOO.
COAST REALTY co.
1902 T. 6. Blk. Bldg MA $3.50
Eve. Garland 1922
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or m No. FOR wood. Ald O e.
~ 800 Heavy upl. slab. IS
"a 527o
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Phon. Van, AIS to NAE nn
Resl Estate for Sale

South Eno 6unoaIow
A MOD ERIN ROOM
BUNGALOW OF three lots
-Four rooms and hath on
lower floor. two bedrooms
W Oak floors throughout
Tile fireplace. cabinet kitch-
en. tiled sink. full basement
cir furnace. coal stoker The
house is : years old. i In
perfect condition
EXCEPTIONAL value for
1000.
SEE Mr. MURRAY
z. {. Anderson & CO.
Fidelity Bldg RR s25S
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UpInd Edgines $3.50
srJEsFT FuH nAfn 7saa

90 m Two cords upland block ana
' w slab. Dry upland DIX a. SLAB
$3.50 JOHNSON FUEL. GA 27Ss.