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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
Weddings
Personal

Frederick Quigley of Roland street has been entertaining his daughter, Miss Jeanne Quigley, a member of the staff at st. Mary's hospital, Lewiston, Maine.
 Mrs. '. w. Simmons of Millbrook, N. Y. is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Charlotte Ferry of St. Margaret's School.
 Misses Mollie and Marguerite Cullen of Cables avenue are enter taining their nephew Lee Mayo oS New York.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Q. Johnson of Mayview avenue, Middlebury, announce the birth of Q son, Rob-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
LADY McALPTNE

Lady McAlpine lodge, Mo- 70, Daughters of Scotia, will hold q business meeting this evening ct 7:46 o'clock in Mechanics hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

lose . trump trick besides the ace of diamonds.
 The declarer should have stopped to think that only Q 40 trump break could possibly set him. If all four tfuFnpS were held by West, they would surely win c trick. But if all four were held by East, they could De picked Up by holding the ace-queen over the jack-ten. The first trump lead should have been a low card to the king.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

ert, on December 22 at @A. n hospital. Mrs. Johnson was lha Al mer Margaret Laden of thia eily.
 MT. and Mrs. James conrov, fog merly of this city and Lihch1lald have been spending a few days aa the glinests Of Mrs. !. M. Daig and fairnily Of Porter road, aala6A dlebury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26
A WAR OF GEOGRAPHY

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-26

Miss Geraldine Shea, Ga,la
 of MT. and Mrs. William D. Shea ~ Middlehury, is tho guest of Aar. and Mrs. John Burke Of Priscilla read Brighton, Mass. She is attending Boston College fraternity dance to~ night ct the Hotel statler in Bos- ton, As
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Gay dressinc table
.tand that contains
la CroSs manicur-
tEq accesso ores.
Hearts and flow
er," cover a gift
that Will brighten
thoughts Of you on
Christmas morn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Stunning ) m u
..ated leather case
hlleC " ~ h Elmo
beauty essentials.
Room for o d d .
and ends too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Cleaning plastic back
HugheI Professionsl Hair
.Brush bristled with FIVE
rows Of moisture-retistant
Nylon. Availsble in many
lovely pastel colors. The
Nylslo Hair Brush Will give
many years of service and
!. priced exceptionally low
for Christmas giving
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-16

Ter three favorite Houbi.
giant frsgrsnces boxed in
a gorgeous setting! Ideal.
Quelques Fleurs and Gar.
denis Coheeatre. A beau.
,iful feminine fantasy for
her. ..
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For the frat TIM +.
Peggy Sage ha,
created a fine lov
priced manicure set
fitted with soisSors
too! Smart bengaline
cloth case.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05
Smith RiUer Pioneer
AnSLCers Last Call

Funeral services were held at White
Sulphur Springs for William J. Buck
ingham. pioneer rancher Of Smith
river valley, who died Of heart attack
at the home Of his daughter. He had
been In failing health for two years.
He had made his home with his
daughter. Mrs. Lucille Straugh, since
the death Of his wife six years ago.
Buckingham was born In England In
1852 and came to this country at an
early age. He was married TO Miss
Martha Davy in 1890, and they lived
ut Diamond City during the time It
was a booming town, coming to the
Smith river valley in 1885 where they
settled on a ranch near the canyon.
His wife preceded him In death IN
1885 and a daughter, Florence, in 1918.
He is survived by four sons and two
daughters, Arthur Buckingham, JOS
eph 7. Buckingham, Walter E. Buck
ingham, Fred Buckingham, Mrs. Nellie
RAIDER and Mrs. Lucille Straugh, and
Il grandchildren. all OF White Sulphur
Springs.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05
LIGHTNING BOLTS
MAY BE DODGED
BY PRECAUTTON
BUT IF YOU HEAR THUNDER OR
SEE FLASH YOU ARE
SAFE

If you try to be sensible during a
lightning storm there's not much that
can happen to you. Here are a few
things the experts say.
There's no use 10 dare the gods by
taking a bath during a bad lightning
/ storm-unless you're in a steel frame
hotel. If you're at home when a storm
comes up just get out Of the tub and
forget about 1t until the storm is over.
Lightning may often follow the plumb
ing system In house and II you're in
the way it's no good for you. Also, why
not lay off playing the piano or run
ming the sewing machine during a
storm2 The chances are that nothing
will happen If you debut on the other
hand such objects are big enough to
build up what Is known as a bound
charge" which would be released If
lightning struck near you.
And perhaps you should forget about
using the electric iron during a storm,
too. The iron Is part Of a grounded sys-
tenn which a bolt might follow through
your house. Theoretically you should
avoid telephoning during a storm but
that's mostly theory. they say. II the
telephone wires are under ground the
danger Is remote. OF course, If they're
out in the open that's something else.
And If you have an open fireplace
don't stand In front Of 1t. If lightning
hits the chimney the discharge may
shoot out through the fireplace to
metal objects in the room. On the
other hand, it doesn't make any diff
ference II the windows are open.
Lightning isn't going to follow a draft.
SO much for the don't. Now about
being safe. If you could get into your
furnace or refrigerator that would be
fine because these metal structures are
perfectly safe-but you can't get into
them so just forget about it. If you've |
got an iron bed in the house-away
from the walls-go lie down on that /
II you want to feel safe. Don't how !
ever leave an arm or leg dangling In I
contact with the floor or wall to break
the circle of immunity. And Of course
you're not going to be holding metal
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

Indian country toward the northwest
the first friendly Indians-the Chey.
ennes-being encountered on the North
Platte. White Antelope was their CHIEF
and his son, Swift Runner, took quite
a fancy to young Hamilton, as die
Roman Nose, another young Sioux. He
was piloted through the village by
these lads and invited to go hunting
with them the following day, when
the braves expected to round up a
herd of buffalo, believed to be grazing
about 10 miles away.
Swift Runner and Roman Nose had
the fastest horses in the party and
brought down the first cows, but Uncle
Billy got the third buffalo killed, his
shot breaking the animals back. He
killed four ON the hunt and he was
shown how to skin and dress them by
Roman Nose and Swift Runner.
The daring riding and the bravery
Of the former proved especially notice
able to the young city lad and as a
result he was not surprised years later
to learn that Roman Nose had become
one of the mightiest Cheyenne chiefs
and a great leader in their fights with
the whites, after they became I'M
friendly. He was killed by General
Forsyth on the Republican river in
1885, When the trappers left the vii
lage the three boys had become such
good friends that Swift Runner gave
Uncle Billy" the horse the latter had
ridden during the hunt
Met Yellow Bear
Uncle Billy seemed to have a PEN
chant for making friends with the sons
Of chiefs for when the party reached
the mouth Of the Sweetwater on the
upper Platte they came upon 100 lodges
Of ArapahoeS, under Chief yellow
Bear, father Of Yellow Bear, who was
killed on Sand creek by Colonel Chiv-
Ington, and the two boys became great
friends, while the trading was going on.
Here he also met the first Crow
Indians he ever saw. Strange as It I
nay seem they were war party and |
we're not friendly, while the Indians
against whom the Crows afterwards |
helped the government fight were very |
friendly and traded with the trappers. |
However, by giving them some tobacco
he redmen were induced to move on
Without trouble.
The party then started for the Big
Torn and Wind River mountains hop
ng to meet with the Shoshones under
chief Washable, a friend Of williams
nd afterwards great friend Of Ham
lton. This tribe claimed all of that
ountry south Of the Yellowstone from
where Billings is located through the
Sig Horn basin and beyond the Their
nopolis Hot Springs In Wyoming.
The party saw no Indians until the
PIPER valley Of the Big Horn or Wind
iver was reached, when Evans and j.
russell, two Of the trappers, discov-
red moccasin. AS the country was
nown to be infested with war parties
Blackfeet, BloodS, Piegans and
rows, who came from the territory to !
he north, now included IN Montana,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

golf club or fishing pole or some sim
liar object in your hands during a
storm. 1t might turn you into a minia-
ture lightning rod
For goodness sake keep away from
iron fences even after the storm Is
over. They might have stored up
enough Of a charge so that even touch
ing them casually would knock you for
a loop. II you're in your car when
lightning strikes around you don't be
afraid. That steel framework insulated
by rubber tires is virtually immune and
you're about as safe as you can be. And
If a live wire should fall across your
car just stay inside with the doors
shut and holler for help. You'll come
out all right
Lightning does lot of good no mat
ter how much 1t scares you. It breaks
down the chemical constituency OF
air and puts fixed nitrogen into the
soil with the rain. This gives farmers q
lot Of nitrogen which would other
wise be costly every year And II you're
worried about lightning just remember
this: If you hear the thunder the
couldn't have struck you; II
you see the flash you know it didn't
strike you; and If 1t did strike you you
won't know it. SO why worry2
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05
Sacred Music Planned
For Catholic Celebration
" NE nv. PATRTCK CASEY

BY THE REV. PATRICK CASEY
SIEVENSVnLE. - (Special) - Not
only will the natural setting for the
open air mass to be celebrated at
Stevensville at high noon on Wednes-
day, Aug. q. be a panorama Of gor-
geous splendor and surprising gran
deur, but the musical program that
IS planned for this historical occasion
IS calculated to inspire mems hearts
and to thrill the souls OF our human
kind.
A vested choir Of 10 boys and men
Will render In tones Of sublime melody
and sacred cadence the awe inspiring
liturgical music Of the Catholic church.
Il will be the Cathedral Choristers Of
st. Helena cathedral of Helena, an
organization which under the direc-
ton Of Father Matthias A. Weber has
gained fame and brought renown to
the city Of Helena, not only In the
state of Montana. but in the entire
northwest.
The Cathedral Choristers were or
ganized in September, 1884, at the re-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

hear the questions the women asked
me: With what tribe had I lived?'
Where was my woman?' Had 1 left
herP'
Scalp dances and war songs were
INDUCED in that evening by the young
folks, and the chiefs son made quite
a show with the scalp I had given
him. An Indian celebrates over scalps
just the same, whether he killed the
victim or not, just so long as it be-
longed to one Of his tribes enemies.
"A few days later, however. had
an opportunity to see a real Indian
battle and incidentally to participate
With some Shoshone scouts and young
braves we went down the river and
one afternoon we discovered IA horses
guarded by two Blackfeet. The Sho-
shones charged and the two soon were
in the happy hunting ground. Riding
to the top Of a hill we saw about 30
more running toward the brush In
the river.
Fight to Please Sweethearts
1T was q wild scene that followed
our charge. Shots and arrows flew In
every direction. The Shoshones gave
yell after yell, charging madly and
The chief warned them to
be careful, but they paid no heed, for
in case like this it was a great feat
to take the first scalp, and the sue
cessful warrior was greatly praised in
the village His lady love twitted the
other girls, claiming her lover as the
braveSt of the brave, first among their
II came near death in that encoun-
Ter. dashed after a tall Indian, who
had his arrow strung, passing him
With my pony on the run. We both
fired at the same time, his arrow
making a flesh wound in my horses
and my bullet knocking him
Town. In engagements with other /
members Of the Blackfeet party, three I
4 our men were slightly wounded, but I
II Of the Indians were killed and the {
ountry made safe.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

quest Of the Most Rev Ralph L. Hayes,
fourth bishop Of Helena. Reverend
Weber, founder and director, has built
from a small, inexperienced, volunteer
group, a 70-voiced. highly-trained choir
with a large repertory OF the best
nturgical music The choristers sing
at the cathedral, OF which the Very
Rev. J. G. Tougas is pastor. from Sep
TENDER to June at the solemn high
mass every Sunday.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

The punkie, which Is the smallest
fly that bites man, can pass through
the eye Of a needle.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

II never have baking troubles with
Caiumet-and / save, tool" says Mrs.
Jack caskey, $50 Avalon ST.. Mem,
phis, Tenn.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

4 had learned the sign language
so rapidly that now I was able to
talk TO them on almost any subject
My proficiency proved q marvel to
Chief Washakie and he would not be-
heve that had not been raised by
some Indian tribe. It was amusing 30
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-05

81 get more than my moneys worth
when I buy Calumet" says Mrs.
Nancy z. Williams, 4oo Morcland
Ave, Atlanta, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-15
Furnished Rooms for Rent

HAMPSHIRE. I342i--Cheerful room in re-
fined home. gentleman preferred. Ar
lington 1929
INDIAN VILLAGE district. near Lafa.
yette - Large. attractively. furnished
room for one or two. Private bath, ga
rage. Fltzr0y 1859
KNODELL g46s- Comfortable room, pr!-
vste home; near four csrlines. owe 02ge
Mt ELLIOTT, 1858 CDavison) Two
large rooms gentiemel preferred, excel
lent transportation; reasonable
COLORED-Comfortab room couple or
single, gentlemen preferred reasonable.
Townsend 6-51e4
COLORED--520 Harmon front, attractive
room single gentleman preferred Town
send h2239
COLORED- 3746 Brown place, large fur
nished room, stoker heat. reasonable
Tyler 4-757s
COLORED Neatly furnished looms
kitchen privileges 305 Eliot
2 Euclid: nicely furnished
ruQm TR l-SfSS
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Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND, s4s Ceherson) Cory 2 rooms.
private entrance, employed couple. gen
tleman.
CASS, 2711-Large. comfortable front
everything furnished parking adults ;
s. 50 up
DEARBORN, 1873 Miller road near Ford
piant-One room and kitchenette.
ERsKINE. 276-Front, Groom apartment;
03s4
FOREST WEST So tWoJdward Large
comfortable housekeeping room, Murphy;
s. 50 weekly.
FOURTH 1855 rooms: kitcheuerte' re-
ir.geraton; suitable gentlemen also
single
FOURTH. 4ll7-2 rooms, suitable couple
ana sman child 81 80 weekly
COLORED Rooms, furnished or unfur-
nshed, adults. 134s Harper Temple
l-7256
COLORED--3756 Brush large room, wei
furnished kitchen privileges; IS week.
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Houses for Sale

GREEN, 143f-Sngle, rooms large hv-
ing room, fireplace. large bedrooms
basement. furnace. Taxes paid. Rental
S3ii down. ST. 500 10 81 900 mortgage.
Marion Aatuszewski, 1917 Michigan.
OR 1888
LEAVING Detroit; must sell my home
quickly; 2-story brick, bedrooms, tile
bath, stall shower. rock wooded beautiful
recreation room, gas furnace. all In Al
condition. 2-car garage beautiful yard.
large trees. IN Russell Woods most con
venlent location excellent neighbors. re-
stricted, 1922 Fullerton Ave. Northlswn
2243
LINCOLN MOTORS sECTIoN-stx rooms,
furnace; 50, 500. $3.50 down! 26s5 Mich
gan. Lafayette 0TOO
SIRE, 9i57, near Ford's-6-room house and
Groom cottage. 1886 cash. Owner,
UN. 3-2347
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Houses for Sale
west of Woodword)

.AsBURY PARK Grand River sectionD--
7-room brick. oil heat; $500 down Ho-
garth 1905.
NARDIN, nr. Boston--s-rm. frame h. a.
5000 dn., $40 mo. Mr. Douglas Ho. $500
NEW BERRY Cavalry --7-room bargain
furnace; 2-oar garage. So 500. terms
Lafayette 67sl
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Al SPECIAL. 9x12-S3. 50

Al SPECIAL, 9X12-$3.50
Beautifully cleaned, renovated absolutely
r+--r-----r--
niture Cleaners. Tyler 5-150O. 1000 Jos.
Campau
NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning 1915
Couingwood RUGS cleaned Insured
Telephone HORarth 800
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Board and Room,

BIRWOOD. 1864 $500 Fenkell4 Wyoming dis.
trlct gentleman; clean warm, comfort.
able room; American home. newly fur.
nlshed, good meals and lunches
COMFORTABLE home for elderly people
room, board care. reasonable. Temple
l-7137.
EUCLID. 1887. near Grand River-Single
double. excellent meals home privileges
real place 20 live TY.-s -37fs.
GRAND RIVER-JOY 5594 south Clareu-
don. double. board OPTIONAL gentleman.
Tyler s-6se9
GRAND BLVD. EAST. l2ss-Near Pack.
ard. excellent meals. reasonable Plaza
5fss.
COL6RED-53i fireman; single semitic
Nmsn neat room, good mealss Tyler
G 1922,
READ Times Want Ads for pront-use
them for results
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Carpet and Rug Cleaning

Al A. SPECIAL. 9x12 $3.50
cash and carry 81 50. IS years expefi.
ence 1905 guarantee Detroit Oriental
Rug Works. 1922 Broadstteet. no 5000
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Flats for Rent

BOULEVARD. WEST GRAND NEAR War.
REM, 1sl5-Lowef five rooms, garage
adults only.
CANTON. jG07-Attractive. clean upper
i've rooms, furnace, S37.5 TEMPLE
-.'''o' .
CLARK PARK. ils6-3-room unfurnishec ;
private bath; stove heat: 81 week.
Lafayette 1854.
HIGHLAND PARK-3s1la Riehton: upper
six completely redecorated yFrigifairei
S45 Cadillac 0fi0.
PULFORD-MT ELLIOTT - RedecQratei.
four. Light, gas. $50; white only. Fitzroy
s7e4.
SHERIDAN. 523s-5 rooms bath stoker
haf coal furnished DreHei 4i05
VANCOUVER. 1855 tGrsnd RIVER Five
rooms upper. redecorated. schools
transportation. Lafayette 2lll.
WEST GRAND BOULEVARD i504-Sear
Warren upper fve rooms. bath sac.
5-ROOM UPPER PAVED STREET SIS
10000 Puritan. cor. Wyoming UN l-iZ5o
COLDRED-.5-roon fat on Both street;
reliable tenants no other need apply.
Poole. Tyler 5-sss9.
COIORED 1850 WEST FOREST three
rooms. stove heat. Inquire 1898 Grand
R3.er
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Furnished Houses for Rent

HAMILTON. 3O15-six-room cottage SO
weekly. Apply g3i Lysander. Temple
26i62
OAKFlELD. iss0O-Brick nome everything
new, suitable 2 couple. Vermont 6-76es.
g-T6ss
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Good Things to Eat
Dine and Dance

ORDERS accepted Blue Ribbon prize fruit
cakes. 6i5z Mcmillan. Vinewood 1880.
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ADYS-Large vans; insured ,x3-S3 80 two
men. INV tune TnNnsenn s-ni.2
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Houses for Rent

TOWNSEND 3041-Brck. seven rooms
newly decorated, furnace, garage, SIS
Temple 2s6s7s
y -ACRE-Near Royal OAK; $3.50. s.
down See Trombley. 2502Z John r.
CuLORED- Groom frame. f. Philadelphia
SOS month. Trinity 2-ss2i
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MoUing, Storage, Carriage

CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH. soc: We de-
hYer. can uN. 3-7eOs lRs05 LIyernnls.
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Share Living Quarters
ConUaiescent Homes

We SPECIALIZE in Gangrene Dialects
rheumatism. Neuritis Trained Nurses
TYLER 6-q2O4 4
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Little Farms for Sale

EASY on the pocketbook: acre tract
facing pavement: only 1855, Sis ham
dies. Newman. Wayne and Goddard rds.
RMS. in rough; move in, finish later.
Small dn. payt, s25 mo. lot 70x3O0. w.
7-Mhe. We $3.50 ewes. Sun. We. 6-7e65.
u ACRES-Sewer. water. gas. walks: $3.50.
Office cor. l3-Mi and Greenfield. Open
Sat. Sun. Judson Bradway Co. RA. 970O.
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Income Bungalows for Rent

DREXEL, 1901 - Upper broom income.
stoker heat Included, $50. Available
January Murray ss24.
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IAMnIs lIlANLRs

service. Fixture installation
Electrical repairing o. al KINDS Rediord
gETs
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RFaL ESTATE BROKER

Pf JpERIY manare~le0t Insure n1f
public. seal. Briggs" SIS Graf
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Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Land Contracts
ALL CASH FOR
LAND CONTRACTS

lac 1896.
ALL land contracts bought, utges made.
McHugh. 14lo Ford Bldg. Cadillac o34e
ANY desirable land contract purcnased:
MELVIN +. LANPHAR a COMPANY
sth Floor Lafayette Bldg. Cadillac $50
AT Low discounts. We buy land contracts:
average "a % first mortgage loans. Edw
Henkel & Co. Hammond Bldg. CA. 2e5s
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.ADYS-Large vans; insured 1888 30 two
men any time Townsend s-Of32 ~.
ALBRIGHT moving. storage. Grating. ship
ping service anywhere. reasonable 2i7
Milwaukee. Trinity 2-2lli
ATLANTIC padded vans insured. truck
ing So load free estimates. Townsend
6-5s05.
EHALT-Long distance van. local. in
sured low rates storage 1922 Livernois
Lafayette 1854
RUGS and upholstered furniture cleaned
renovated; guaranteed insured. CAL Car
field Cleaners. Tyler 5-i50O
VICTOR'S MOVING. TORAGE-Strictly
hired men. established since 1924; lowest
fat rates. 17l2s Syracuse Slocum 5000
VIRLEY Moying. expressing
trucking, trunks storage; reasonable
prices Cadillac 2ile.
CONSULT the enlarged Real estate ustnFs
In the big sunday Times Want al
goCffopf
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Houses for Sale
east OF WoodUard)

CROSSE PolNTE WOODS ROsLYN RID.
G-room brick veneer bungalow air cond,
TONED. flrepiactI beautifully lsz- sgaped
SO 500. owner leaving city Tuxedo 2.2220
Tuxedo 2f04f7
CROSSE POfNTE WOODS ANITA. s-room
brick veneer $500 Tuxedo 2-2220 Tux.
edo 2-off7
LAKEViEw MACK-s rooms. / floor. fuzzy
nedefn garages 81 500 -tsrms- L.lnsell.
1910 Mack. LIE os5i
WALTHAM, i240i-ii rooms corner. $50
income, s. 200 ~ quick sale.
READ Times Want Ads for MOTT use
them for re-utsi
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Real Estate Wanted

ALL CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
MABARAK. 1885 NJ Elliott Fl 1892
AN OUT UPTOWN party wants 10 buy
or 6-room house ct once. Pi 2o17