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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Parade Of Wedding Gown" to be Presented Monday
By St. Marqarets Guild of Christ Church

Howard Coleman and Mrs. Orvsl
Kisor.
Presiding at the atea tables will
be Mrs. Thomas Eckstrom. Mrs.
W. F. Grass. Mrs. Harry f. Miller,
Mrs. Stewart Simpson, Mrs. G. A.
Hemstreet and Mrs. II. M. Cob
bett.
There will be many lovely we'd
ding gowns. both old and new,
modelled and on display. A gown
owned by Mrs. N. B. Coffman of
Chehslis, which will be displayed,
was worn by a bride of the late
zoos and also one worn at the
Grand hotel in Paris in 1914. at
the exact time war was declared.
A fine musical program has
been arranged by Mrs. George
Duncan. This will be opened with
part of the Lohengrin Wedding
March. played by Charlotte Coors
on the cornet. During the first
group showing of old gowns Char
lotte Prentice, flutist; Sally Gould,
flutist, and Catherine Coors. viola,
will give a number of old songs.
During the presentation Of the
second group consisting Of mod
ern gowns, Charlotte Bergoust,
celhst. will play a group Of num-
bers. The third group of gowns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Mrs. Reynolds
Opens Home
Day Nursery Luncheon
Held thursday Afternoon

The attractice Rose mont
way home of Mrs. E. X. Reyn-
Odds was opened on Thursday
afternoon to members of Ia
coma Day Nursery club for
luncheon. Mrs. Reynolds was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Maui
bert, Mrs. P. w. Bourgaize,
Mrs. 4. Z. Perkins and Mrs.
Milton Allen.
Luncheon was served from =
ray lace covered table on which
stock was used. shading from pale
pink 10 deep orchid shades. IN
white pottery containers. Mrs.
Reynolds and Mrs. Frank Cline
presided at the table.
IN other rooms deep wine rhodo-
dendrons. pink tulips and iilscs
were used.
During q brief business meeting
Mrs. w. c. Niemeyer reported on
the Day Nursery ball. held re-
Gently Al the Winthrop, and Mrs.
Llswsllyn wing. president Of Day
Nursery board. spoke on the nurs-
cry the club supports regularly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Mothers 10 Be
Entertained at Fort

Lewis chapter will meet for the
regular meeting on Tuesday eve
ming at the Masonic hall. Fl
Lewis. The members have invited
their mothers as honor guests OF
the chapter, and a special Mothers
Day program will be given under
the direction Of Mrs. Percy Duncan
Decorations are in charge Of
Mesdsmes Felix Robinson. Theo-
oore Rayburn, Edgar Humphrey
and Eugene Ellsworth. Mrs. Niche
Bilsys is in charge % fAvors.
Mrs. Caroline Paxton and Mrs
B. A. shannon are hosteSses. anC
Mesdsmes Michel Bilsys. p. A
Howard Z. X Brown. Darrell
kernighsn and Robert Henness,
will serve the late supper.
Mrs. John Sweeney. worthy ma.
iron. and Mr.. John Sweeney. wor
thy patron. will preside. and invit,
all members 70 attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Mrs. Booth 10 Give
Talk on China

The Women's society Of st.
Paurs Methodist church will hold
their regular meeting in the church
rarlors Wednesday at IL a. m.
Mrs. F. r. Stockbridgs. president
will conduct the meeting.
At 1890 Circle No. will serve
guest day spring luncheon midst
a setting of spring flowers. Mrs
Fred Laughton il captain Of the
circle.
Mrs. Cynthia Rideout will give
the invocation and while lunch il
being served. Miss Virginia Gardi-
ner will play the violin.
At l:30 Mrs Robert Booth, wife
Of an American business man
who has lived in China for the
past two years. will give a talk or
the home life and present day
conditions in China. The program
will close with some selections by
the BOYS chorus OF James p
Stewart school. under the direc'
ton OF Miss Inez Jackson
Hostesses for the occasion arr
Mrs. Cynthia Rideout, Mrs. / W
Christenden, Mrs. Ray Manner
Mrs. Robert Strobel and Mrs. ]
W. Barclay. Mrs. Fred Lsughton
GA 462e-A, u receiving reserva
iionK
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

will be Of the World war period
and the trio will play old wartime
songs. The last group will con-
sist of modern gowns and the
music will be "Andantino" by Le-
Mare. The program will close
with Memberships Wedding March
played by Charlotte Coors.
Mrs. Frank B. MscNutt, gen.
eral chairman for the day, will
be commentator for the parade.
During the intermissions Mrs.
Edward Armstrong, accompanied
by Mrs. Dudley Gunston. will sing
several appropriate wedding songs.
Hostesses for the day will be
Mrs. A. r. McConnaughey. Mrs.
Edward Gazecki and Mrs. Dudley
Gunston.
Among those modelling wedding
gowns will be Mrs. C. NJ. Cum
mings, Mrs. Robert Pfeiffer, Mrs.
z. B. Judson. Mrs. Arthur Espe-
land, Mrs. NJ. L. Purchase, Mrs.
Arthur Primm, Mrs. Herbert
Beach, Mrs. G. A. Hemstreet, Mrs.
Harry Miller, Mrs. r. A. Haines
jr., Mrs. Harrison Fountain, Mrs
Edward Gazecki. Mrs. Walter
Swanson. Mrs. Maurice Finnigan
and Miss Joan Worley.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Autumn Weddinu
Is Forecast
Miss Pupo Reveals Engage
ment TO Mr.. Yezzolino

Joining the growing throng
of young brides elect this
spring is Miss Carmella Pupo.
1905 So. Sheridan, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pupo,
who recently revealed her en-
gagement to Mr.. Louis Yazzo-
limo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Yazzolino, of Portland. Plans
are being made for an autumn
wedding.
The table for the announcement
dinner was covered with an inn
ported lace cloth on which tapers
were arranged on either side of a
bowl of red carnations.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Yazzolino and Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Yazzolino of Portland. Mr.
John Yazzolino, Mr.. Frank Yazzo-
limo and Mr.. Ernest Yazzolino. all
Of Portland, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cava Of Gle Elum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Morrone of Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Mazzuca. Mr.. Frank
Mazzuca. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nor
rome, Mr.. and Mrs n. Eazio. Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Viafore. Miss
Rosemsrie Wilkins, Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Pupo. Donald, Virginia and Lor-
rsine Pupo.
MISS Pupo is motoring To PORT
lsnd this week end and during hsr
stay will be honored at q dinner
party.
Taeoma Circle. Neighbors of
Wooderaft. will meet Monday in
Eagles hall at s p. m. in regular
session, Mrs. James Oman nresid-
ing There will be a Mothers Dav
program IN charge of Mrs. Ger
trude Aikens and Mrs. q. A Pres
ton Refreshments will be served
oy Mrs. Eta Beck and Mrs. Ruth
Denny. There viii he a Circle o.
t'oers meeting Thursday at .. m.
- me nome Of Mrs 3. A. Preston.
226 St Helens ave
Needlecraft Club, Tacoma CrcIe
Neighbors Of WOOdcraft, will meet
lor pouuck luncheon at 1890 on
wednesday with Mrs. Sidney Con-
guest, POI No. Alder. Mrs.. lanes
oman viii preside at the business
meeting TO follow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Will Hold Tea !
AT Country Club
Annual Affair Being
Arranged by Mrs. PsskiII

Again on the Sunday before
Mothers Day. members of the
Club of Hearts will entertain
their mothers at a tea. Hours
will be from 3 until 5 o'clock
at the Tacoma Country and
Golf club.
Mrs. Lane Paskill is chair
man for the affair and is ar
ranging a gay background of
spring flowers for the tea
tables at which Mrs. Philip
Farmer and Miss Mary Ade-
laide Raybould will pour.
Musical interludes during the
tea hours will be played by Miss
Marian Brush.
Guests will include Mrs. T. Bond,
Mrs. A. A. Reynolds. Mrs. J. p.
Davies. Mrs. Edith Yenny. Mrs
c. II. Raybould. Mrs. c. r. Ben
nett. Mrs. L. A. Boyd. Mrs. c. NJ.
Shank, Mrs. n. A. Ronquist, Mrs
c. NJ. Davis. Mrs. Percy Brush
Mrs. II. A. kloepper, Mrs. Z. NJ
Gordon. Mrs. W X Routt, Mrs.
Sidney Anderson. Mrs. H. c.
White, Mrs. A. f. Hills.
Mrs. r. B. Eskildsen. Mrs. c. c.
Diemer. Mrs. $. II. Matthaei. Mrs.
o. +. Anderson. Mrs. C. ID. Welker.
Mrs. Florence Foley. Mrs. Fred
Borchert. Mrs. X. w. White, Mrs.
w. b. Buckley, Mrs. Roy d. Ander-
son, Mrs. George n. Buchanan.
Mrs. Dorothy A. Jones, Mrs. John
s. Baker. Mrs. c. r. Farmer, Mrs.
K. X. Slipp. Mrs. Ed Haugen, Mrs.
J. c. Howe. Mrs w. d. Lyness.
MIRA c. M. Rhodes. Mrs. G. u.
Nyman, Mrs. p. 8. Williamson.
Mrs. Norman Wilson. Mrs. A. X.
Lamoreaux, and Mrs. Ralph II.
Wegener.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Sorority Mothers Club
10 Meet in Sumner

The Mothers club Of lambda
Sigma Chi sorority, College of
Puget Sound. will meet with Mrs.
A. T. Aagnusson. 1901 Wood ave.
Summer. next Tuesday for a 1890
luncheon. Mrs. c. o. Rolstad.
president. will conduct the meet.
ing, at which officers for the en-.
suing year will be elected.
Miss Margaret Asrston, H.
brsrisn Of the Sumner public
library, will talk on international
affairs. of which she has made q
special study. Mrs Rolstad. Pr
1901, Is arranging for trsnsporta-
ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Monday Luncheon
For 0rthopediC
Season VIII Soon Close tor
Large Group Of Guilds

Soon Orthopedic women OF
Tacoma will close their books
for this year and will adjourn
for the summer months but
the results of their phllan-
thropic efforts will carry on IN
the work being done for young
crippled children throughout
the city. Monday many OF
the guilds will hold their last
regular luncheons until fall.
Mrs. VIII ]. Conner Is opening
her home to members of Or. Ed
ward A. Rich guild at noon with
l o'clock luncheon to follow the
business hour which Mrs. Harry
Davis will conduct Mrs. Stanford
D. Osmers. Mrs. Burton Brown
and Miss Jean Hudson vii assist
Mrs. Conner.
Meeting at 1 o'clock will be Ia
homa guild at the home of Mrs.
Clifford Sayre on Gravelly lake.
Assisting hostesses will be Mrs.
Alvor Murray, Mrs. Loris Baker
and Mrs. Harry B. Allison.
Robert Reynolds members will
gather for l o'clock luncheon at
Mrs. ]. II. Henry's home. POOP Ea.
2sth with Mrs s F. Herman
and Mrs. Wallace Larsen as assist
ants. Mrs. r. Trullinger will he
present 10 speak on Trends in
Interior Decorating"
Mrs. Paul Graft. Ais Borough
road will be assisted by Mrs. Wall
ter Baumann for the 1880 lunch
con of Guild No. 10. The Alice
Franklin guild will be entertained
at / o'clock at the home of Mrs.
A. T.. Holcomb, 3705 No. Washing
ton. Entertaining with Mrs. Hol-
comb will be Mrs. H. d. Maxwell
and Mrs. Jack Sheridan. During
the afternoon Mrs. Lawrence
Wuerch will review white Cliffs
of Dover" by Alice Duer Miller.
The attractive University Place
home of Mrs. J. w. Rawlings will
be opened to members of Tawasi
guild at 1890 for a special guest
day luncheon. Mrs. w. II. Van
Horn and Mrs. Harvey Scofield
will assist on this occasion.
Included in the afternoon BUSH
ness will be discussion of the
guilds annual carnival which will
be given early in the summer. Mrs.
Clark Gould will give her regular
book talk also.
Last Thursday evening members
of guild No. 1 were entertained at
o'clock dinner at the home of
Mrs. F. H. Madsen. Following din
ner and preceding contract Mrs.
Arthur Gunderson. president of
the orthopedic association, spoke
on local orthopedic work.
Present were Mesdames Rose
Harrison, A. r. Whitman, C. F.
Engvall, Helen Hartman, w. H.
Danforth, W. Burnes, e. II. Tietje,
Miss Ollie Dies, Miss Helen Blair,
Miss Irene Sydow, Mrs. Carl Held
and Miss Clyde Duvall, the latter
two winning contract honors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

Bridal costumes of many past
decades as well as those Of the
present day viii be shown in the
Parade of Wedding Gowns" which
will be presented by st. Margsret's
Guild Of Christ Episcopal church
on Monday afternoon from 2:30
until 4:3o o'clock in the audi
torigm of Wells hall.
The parish hall will be beau
tifully decorated with pink and
white color scheme for both the
room and stage. Two brides cakes
will adorn the tea tables.
In charge of decorations are
Mrs. G. NJ Cummings, Mrs. G.
Walker. Mrs. F. A. Washburn,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Theater Guild
Will Do Comedy
See My Lawyer" 70 Open
Wednesday at Y.W.C.A.

Tacoma Theatre Guild, local
theatrical organization. now
in its second season, will pre-
sent the Broadway comedy,
See My Lawyer" Wednesday
and Thursday, May 7 and 8, in
Weyerhaeuser hall of the Y.
W. c. A.
This play, written by Rich
ard Maibsum and Harry Clork.
was presented in New York
during the season of l939-40
sHder the direction of Ezra
Stone.
With the cast Of is members well
into rshearsals. Philburn Fried
man. director. announces that clsv-
er scenic arrangements will high
light the comic situations. The
play revolves around efforts Of
three young law students just out
Of law school TO get their first
case. and the hopes OF future
fathsr-in-law who sets them up in
business
An interesting feature is the
dual setting OF the inner and outer
offices OF lawyers suite which n
being designed by Gordon Martin.
assisted by Ed Shaekelford and
his committee.
Miss Dolores Washburn will be
seen IN the leading feminine role
Of Fay Frankel. Miss washburn
brings To her role a great deal Of
theatrical experience. She has re-
Gently been associated with the
Seattle Repertory Players and has
studied dramatics at Washington
State college. and the Rsdford
School OF Drama. Playing oppo-
site her will be Henry Rsekin In
the role Of Arthur Lee. Fred Mar
rinacci and John AeMinnamin
carry the roles OF the other two
young lawyers Gale Allen will be
seen a. Bobby carlin. millionaire
playboy. while Constance Beal will
support him as Blossom La Verne.
Lawrence Arins. recently from
Hollywood. viii be seen in the
character part Of Irving Fraakel
Fay's young brother.
| Virginia shAekelford. who will be
remembered for her excellent work
a. Victoria Van Bret in Double
Door win appear in the current
play as Mamie. Others completing
the cast are Robert Craig as
schneersr. PortAs Miller a. Sydo-
mia Tyler. Charlens Russell As
Jane. C. D. johnson as Jameson,
Henry crokeAn ~ the policeman
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Tacoma Writers Club
To Meet Monday

The Tacoma Writers club VIII
meet Monday evening al the Nom-
sn'a clubhouse At 7:So O'Clock.
Mrs- Corrinne Jones viii have
charge OF the program consisting
Of poetry written BY the members.
Mrs. Thomas Brown In president
Visitors are veloons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Clover Greek Pr. A.
To Have Fair

Clover Creek PIT. A. will hold
a fair at o'clock this Friday
evening at the school. Mrs. Charles
Alien. chairman. and her commit
tee consisting of Aesdsmes John
Comen. Franklin and Roy Renner,
are in charge Of the entertainment,
games and refreshments.
Proceeds from the event viii be
used for a ehildren's picnic. Mrs
George Allen Is president Of the
group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

Y-Ed Will Honor
Mothers Tuesday
Annual Spring Banquet
Planned for Y. W. Grour


Planned for Y. W. Group
Y-Ed club girls, business
and professional members of
the Y. w. C. A.. are looking
forward to next Tuesday when
their mothers viii be guests
at the mother and daughter
banquet, an annual spring &C.
easion. Mrs. Sidney Peterson
and Miss Karen Ehler are CO.
ehairmen planning the affair.
They are being assisted by the
Misses Jennie johnson. Dorothy
Mitchell. June Mitchell. Jean
shantx. Eileen Heggernes. Olga
An<stead. Marjorie coods and
Helen Lewis
Mi@ Betty whixnsr will give
the toast 70 the mothers and Mrs.
Conrad Heymel viii respond. Niss
Barbara Woodland will dance and
Niss Claire Broissoif win sing for
the group. Highlighting the pro-
gram win be JunIa Todd Hsllens
address. Bread. Butter and jam"
Specially invited guests are Mrs.
Edward Lewis. president of the
Y. W. c. A.: Miss Ella Bennett.
general secretary Of the Y. w.
c. A.: hrs. Royden Doud and
Nrs. Rose Hansen. sponsor Of the
Y-Ed club. All business girls In
tsrested may make reservations
~ phoning the Y. W. c. A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
Rainbow Girl, Plan
Skating Party

Warren assembly. Rainbow Girls
are sponsoring a skating party at
inc Roller bowl this evening from
$50 to 1880. Selling tickets are
Misses Shirley johnson. Margaret
haeemon. Betty Weber. Cora
Stowe and Mary Read.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05
First Dauqhfer Is Born

Mr.. and Mrs John %. Stellbrink
are receiving congratulations On
the birth OF their first child. a
daughter. Connie Define Mrs
Stelibrink H. the former Helen
Define. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
H c. DsI1na.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-05

Fifty children are accommodated
regularly at the present time.
Eight tables OF bridge were in
play later m the afternoon with
honors going TO Mrs. II. p. Ko-
bervig.
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Business Opportunities

CONFECTIONERY. grocery John r. col
ored, white; doing good business: reason.
able Tyler 4-2537.
FLOWER SHOP Excellent business. ter
rihc holiday orders. established. reason
able. 1870 GratiOt, across from Ward o.
Arlington 9777. open 81.
GROCERY MEAT MARKET - Modern
fully equipped: clean stock: beer and
wine license excellent business and finest
clientele. $3.50 Renville, corner Kirkwood
GROCERIES, meats, fruits vegetables.
beer. wine. Illness forces sale. Will sacri-
flee. 1892 Fenkel University 2-o160.
MEAT MARKET-shelf groceries; good
reason for selling. l050S Shoemaker.
Ivanhoe 1851 days
RESTAURANT Beautiful place; guaran-
teed business: no competition; VERY
reasonable Tyler 4-esT3.
REsTAURANT--Doin excellent business.
must Sacrifice, Doctors orders. Telephone
Vermont 5-e776.
RESTAURANT Good business owner in
hospital. Must sell. Sacrifice. 6l5s Michi-
gan.
COLORED-F rooms. steam heat,
garage. housekeeping. sleeping. Bargain
substantial down payment. Trinity 1909.
READ Times Want Ads for proflt-use
them for results
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-FIFIttNIH alht- LIVIng r00m bDd-
room kitchen. Si2. Adults Also sleeping
reasovahff
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HOLLAND FOURTEENTH Comfort
able Toom, kitchen privileges Jewish
home reasonable Townsend 5-s2ii
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HAMILTON. sl2l (Clalfmounil- House.
kcaping RON complete. also sleeping
room pnVatA entrance.
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HIGHLAND 22s6 ,Fourtsenthl Private
Jewish home room, Kitchen privileges.
Townsend h-S2ls
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Rentals Wanted

BUSINESS Nan raa+Fied desires Furnished
hons. fat. northwest preferred, hogsru
Aa0E
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EAsTI AVN 500 Three rooms over
Stuffed. refrigeration private entrance
employed couple preferred
FIFTEENTH. 1857 Living room. Bed-
room kitchen. Si2. Adults. Also sleeping
reasonable.
HAMILTON. si2I tclalfmounp House.
keeping RON. complete. also sleeping
room private entrance.
HIGHLAND FOURTEENTH Comfort
able room, kitchen privileges. Jewish
home reasonable Townsend 5-s2i4
HIGHLAND 1855 Fourteenth - Private
Jewish home : room. kitchen privileges.
Townsend 5-S2ii
JOSEPH cAMPAU, 72l - Warm room
kitchen private entrance, single. s.,
Fitzroy 7l7e
PUTNAM. i7eO-Three Housekeeping pri-
vate bath children welcome IS 30.
MSalson 49,
TWO lnWef front rooms bath, innerspring
mattress. quiet couple only. 1912 Trum-
bun
WOODWARD. 3444 tnesr Eliotl-rwo
large pleasant rooms, redecorated
adults $3.50
iCOLORED-375 Brush Beautiful large
room. well furnished, kitchen privilege
81 90
COLoREp Attractive room adults 80
Jos, Campaus 1891 Cameron. Temple i-5256
coLoRED-2423 ST Aubin; large, front
rooms; steam heat.
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Mortgages

lREFTNANCE land contracts. readjus,
monthly payments; attractive interes,
rates; Detroit and suburbs Telephone
representatives will call. Union Mortgage
Co., 1904 Union Guardian Bldg. CHI. 1880.
SEE II. C. WOODRUFF. INC, FOR
mortgages on your improved property
1906 Union Guardian Bldg. Cherry 1897
READ Times Want Ads for profit-uss
them for results
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Houses for Sale
East of WOODWARD

ACT QUICK
2-bedroom home. gar. Si0-Mile Cratic
dist 81 300. $500 down, S25 month.
l5396 Gratiot HENIE co. PR. 0Oil
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Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

Mortgage and real estate: no appraisal fee
Elmer Sexton, 1929 Ford Building. Cadn-
lac 1896
ALL land contracts bought, mtges, made.
Ntzhugh,, l4l0 Ford Bldg. Cadillac O349,
ANY desirable land contract purchased
MELVIN +. LANPHAR d COMPANY
725 Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac 6310
ANY land contract bought White OF
colored Mortgage loans. Schwartz. 4i7
Book Building. Cadillac i2i9.
AT LOW discounts We buy land contracts
Average 4 n g. first mtg. loans Edw
Henkei. Coz Hammond Bldg. CAD. 2655.
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LaWns, Gardens, Supplies

BLACK, FERTILE TOP soft any quantity; GOO
sod Render, NineMie al Northwestern
Highway.
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JOSEPH CAMPAU 72l - Warm room
kitchen private entrance, single. s.,
Eitzruy 1870
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Bungalows for Sale

BARGAlN--Lyneh Road-Van Dyke; A.
rooms; basement; furnace; 81. $50. S425
down. Hurry! Plaza s022
STEEL. 1so41--Like new. Handicapped /;
AWNINGS Tile kitchen. range. Univer-
sity 1904.
PASA DENA-Aimost new. 4-bed room brick
bungalow: breakfast nook: gas a. c. I;
garage: owners sacrifice. UN. l-e201
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Houses for Rent

ROOM and boara. walking distance For
Wayne. i4s DrAgoon. NJ Rreen
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Horses and Vehicles

KENTUCKY bred ;. 5-gaited saddle horses
colors. sizes; ponies. western type saddle
work horses. Morton's Riding Stable
Harrison Five Mile Road REdford $3.50
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BROOM BUNGALOWS

AN EVEN DOZEN TO ineioosE FROM
Brick. gas heat Priced nom 81, $50 10
! SO. 100 FILA, terms. Near schools and
transportation on Stratmann avenue at
Whittier, blocks east OF Hayes boule-
ward Arlington 1891
20 MODERN homes. all features Lieber-
I man, Vermont ave. at L. Nj. Rd., Royal
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Pets and Poultry Supplies

BEAUTIFUL puppies (seven) Mother
thoroughbred Scottie. Reasonable. 1871
Provost Vermont 5-i965.
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Income Bungalows for Sale

CONSULT the enlstged Real Estate listings
in the big Sunday Times Want Ac
Section,
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PENROD, 1852
BIG BARGAIN
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
PRICE 81 40

New HISTORY frame, rooms. dining nook
room for extra bedroom. 2nd floor; fun
basement. hot air furnace. tile path. tile
sink, Armstrong lnoleum. weatherstripped
and insulated side door, paved street
FLA terms other MODELS in this district
MALPEII CONSTRUCTION co.
.72l0 GRANVILLE OREGON TO4o
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EAsTJ. AVN. 900 Three rooms over
Stuffed. refrigeration private entrance
employed couple preferred
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IMPERIAL HOTEL


ACCOMMODATION for one or two gentle
men; private home. nice. 37s2 Linwood
BELv1DERE-Com fortably furnished
single double: private family; gentleman
reasonable. Ivsnhoe 3203.
BLAINE, 202b--Apartmsnt eight room
middle-aged, refined Jewish lady; kitchen
privileges