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Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
CROPS MAKING
RAPID GROWTH;
PESTS MENACE
Beets Indicate Heavy
Yields; Winter Wheat
Nears Maturity

Sugar beet thinning is nearing
completion in Yellowstone, Carbon
and Saltwater counties and some
early fields have been hoed. Growth
of all crops here as we'll as else
where over the state was rapid in
the past week. Soil moisture ap-
pears to be adequate. The beets
are expected to make heavy yields
in all factory districts.
Winter wheat has reached the
milk stage in many localities and is
turning at the base in southeastern
Montana. Spring wheat has COM
pletely headed in many fields west
of the divide and is well advanced
elsewhere. A large portion of the
flax and mustard seed crop is in
bloom.
Haying has been active except in
those districts where rainfall re-
tarded the work. In Glacier and a
few other counties along the Cana
dian border the first cutting of al
falfa has not begun. Alfalfa weevil
INVESTIGATION is at its peak in Custer
and Powder River counties; in other
counties of that area where the in
are quite prevalent the second
crop is being retarded. Several
farmers who have large acreages
have engaged airplanes to dust their
The Yellowstone county crop of
peas is in blossom or beginning to
set. Beans here are making good
growth, though some damage was
done to the crop by hail in a small
area west of Billings.
Cut worm, aphis and wire worm
damage to crops in limited areas is
in Ravalli county. There
S a severe infestation of grass
loppers southwest of Shelby in
Toole county and some damage is
expected in the next 10 days. In
Custer and Powder River counties
he grasshopper situation is Show
ng quite an increase in the number
ncubated, pointing definitely to-
wards what may be a serious o
'lem in the next few weeks. Saw
lies are reported in Toole county
IS well Is in their usual area in
he northeast part of the state.
Ranges and pastures are in ex-
client condition, providing an abund-
nee of feed for livestock. Most of
he sheep and cattle are on summer
anges and shearing is nearing COM
Mosquitoes are more numerous
year than usual, particularly
long the Missouri river, which
auses disturbance among the cattle.
'tockmen are spraying with DOT
or control.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
MASONIC RITES HELD
At VAUGHT FUNERAL
Burlington Conductor Dies OF
Heart Ailment July 3
At Hospital

Masonic rites were conducted at
Settergren funeral chapel Monday
for Everett w. Vaught, So, of Lau-
rel, who died Thursday, July 8 of
a heart ailment in a Billings hos
pital. Services were conducted by
Ira Sullivan acting as master of
Corinthian lodge, No. 70, A. F.
& A. NJ, which conducted the serv-
ices for Nh. Vaught's lodge, Grey
bull lodge No. 81, of Greybull, Wyo.
He was born in Highland, Mo-,
Oct. 80, 1888, the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Seborn Vaught. In 1917 he
moved from Nebraska to Greybull,
Wyo. His marriage to Nancy Burns
took place in 1920 and in 1882 the
couple moved to Laurel.
For 80 years he was employed as
a conductor on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy railroad.
In addition to membership in Grey
bull lodge No. 81, A. F. & A. NJ,
he was a member of the Methodist
church in R~avenna, Neb., Laurel
post No. 1913 of the American Le-
gion and Wyoming COnsistory in
During the services Mrs. j. H.
Albertus and Mrs. r. C. Brown, ac-
by Mrs. Gustave Simmons,
sang Crock of Ages" and "God Will
Take Care of You"
Pallbearers were Roy Delaney,
Warren, Dan Burnside, Clar-
Garland, Del Hughes and Ollie
all of Greybull.
Military honors were conducted by
Laurel post No. 1913 of the Ameri-
AN Legion at Mountview cemetery
lnder the direction of C. E. Nc
post commander.
Surviving are the widow, a daught-
II, Adelpha, at home; two sisters,
Irs. Hans Burger of Greybull and
drs. Beulah Haire of Ravenna; four
'rothers, Newell of Livingston,
oscar of Edgar, Bee of Schenectady,
I. Y, and Earl of Portland.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
VIM. JACOBS, EARLY
RESIDENT, PASSES
Dies Friday, Following Long
nIneSs-Came To Montana
Cd Years Ago

William Jacobs, a Laurel resident
for over so years, died Friday, July
4, at Hoo p. m. following a long
illness. Burial was in Laurel GEM
etery Tuesday, July s.
Born in Kansas, Aug. 81, 1873,
he came to Montana in 1888. He
resided in the old town of Junction
near the present site of Custer be-
fore he made his home in Laurel.
In Laurel he vas employed as a
bartender.
On May 8, 1880 he was married to
Charlotte Albright in Columbus.
He was a member of the Moose
lodge and the Billings ~bartenders
union.
Services in the local Methodist
church were conducted by Rev.
Claire l.. Harris, pastor of the First
Evangelical United Brethren church
of Billings. During the services
Mrs. A. w. Richardson and Mrs.
j. H. Albertus, accompanied by Mrs.
R. C. Brown, sang "Let the Lower
be Burning and the END of
the Road"
Besides his wife he is survived by
a son, Guy of Laurel, a brother,
Frank of Laurel, and a half-brother,
B. H. Clark of Paradise, Mont.
Pallbearers were Arnold Walsh,
Chester Herbert, Wayne Willis, Will
liam Rivers, Clarence Herbert and
Mohland, all of Laurel.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
District Rotary Meet
end In BOzeman

The annual District 112 Rotary
assembly at Bozeman July 6 and
7 was attended by o. K. Chapman,
president of Laurel Rotary and r.
B. Packard, secretary, during the
Sunday sessions. Representatives
from % state Rotary clubs were
present for the assembly, which was
held in the Baxter hotel.
Robert H. Slye, district governor,
made the opening statement and his
subject was eve Have a Job to
Do"
A discussion of the possibilities of
organizing additional Rotary clubs
was on the order of the day and
followed by meetings of club presi-
dents and club secretaries.
A banquet served at 1880 p. m.
at the Gallatin Gateway Inn was
attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Packard.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
TEMPERATURE SAGS,
CLIMBS IN WEEK
Ranges From Below Freezing
At West Yellowstone To SO
July 2 and Z At Glasgow

Montana weather took an abrupt
turn during the past week, changing
from belOw-normal temperatures that
had prevailed through the preceding
several weeks to temperatures that
averaged four to five degrees above
normal. The warmest, according to
state and federal agencies at Helena,
was SO degrees July 2 and Z at
Glasgow, while the lowest was 20
degrees July 2 at West Yellowstone.
The highest in Yellowstone county
was 50 and the lowest was 50. The
West Yellowstone low was about
three degrees below freezing.
Precipitation throughout the state
was generally light in the past
week. An exception was in the
north-central portion where rainfall
was from one-half to one inch,
which was badly needed in some
areas of Fergus county and farther
The weather outlook for the re-
mainder of the week through Sun
day, west of the continental divide,
is fair to partly cloudy. East OF
the divide the forecast is for cloudy
weather, with showers and thunder
more numerous Thursday and
Saturday afternoons. High and low
temperatures are expected to be 85
and so degrees in the west and 80
and 60 in the east.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
BOY SCOUTS LEAVE
JULY A FOR CAMP
Twenty-Five From Laurel To
Spend Week At Camp Wilder
ness On East Boulder

Twenty-Five Laurel Boy Scouts will
leave next Monday, July ID, for
Camp Wilderness on the East Bould-
er where they will spend a week.
The camp is about 80 miles south
of Big Timber on land that was
bequeathed to the district Boy Scout
council by a former owner. The
camp opened July 6 and will be
used until Aug. 16 by various troops
in the district, which begins at
Belgrade and extends east to the
MOntana-Dakota line.
Earl Hawley of Billings, field ex-
ecutive, is camp superintendent. The
Laurel boys will be accompanied by
Victor Kurk, scoutmaster.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
K|WAN|ANS HEAR DERRY
SPEAK ON DELINQUENCY

The regular Wednesday evening
meeting of the Laurel Kiwanis club
at the Board of Trade was high
lighted by a speech from Guy C.
Derry, a Billings Kiwanian and dis
trict judge. Judge Derry's topic
was Juvenile Delinquency"
Derry said that on a population
basis Yellowstone county has a very
small percentage of juvenile cases
and that in addition to a decline in
the yearly number of cases, the aver
age for the county has been less
than the national average.
Four classes of delinquents were
named and consisted of a group
whose delinquency was caused by
an environment in which doing wrong
was not considered to be a sin but
being caught was a sin. The par
ents of this group have often been
found to encourage their children
for profit. The second class was
made up Of those with an excess of
energy and no constructive job to
which it could be applied. Thirdly
there is a group of weak-willed
children who do not speak and
think for themselves but willingly
follow a leader. The leaders of this
group have, in a majority of the
cases, been found to have much
talent and intelligence and if taken
in hand soon enough by a Judge or
probation officer can become very
Continued on Page Eleven)
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
Armstrong; Father
Dies At Great Falls

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Armstrong
and daughter Jean have returned
from Great Falls where they at
tended funeral services for Mr..
Armstrong; father, Matthew Arm
strong, 81, who died June % of a
heart attack. Mr.. Armstrong visit
ed frequently here with his son and
family, his last trip being on Mem
orial day.
He is survived by his widow, six
sons, a daughter and seven grand
children. Burial was in the High
land cemetery at Great Falls.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
First War III Vet Gets
Life Membership

decentralization Story III, is be-
heved the first veteran of World war
II vet to be presented with a life
membership by the American Legion
according to Gallatin post ID.
The post has presented a gold
life membership card to young Story
in recognition of his contribution to-
ward making possible the building Of
the Bozeman armory and of the new
pest home. Story served in the
Forty-first Division during World
ii.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
To Try Sea Fishing

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bait left Sat
urday night for Portland, Ore. They
will visit Rev. and Mrs. Theodore
Strobel, formerly with the Laurel
German Congregational church, and
the two men will engage in deep sea
fishing. Bait, Laurel manager for
Safeway Stores, Inc, is being re-
lieved during his vacation by Harry
Rittierodt of Roundup.
Laurel outlook., 1947-07-09
Laurel Calf Roper
Wins Roundup Event

Jim Childs of Laurel, a calf-roping
entrant in the Days of '49 celebra-
ton at Roundup, made a tie in 10
seconds July 5 for the best two-day
record of the % entrants.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
say just happy you are be back"
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. Cont. J

COLoRED-WE HAVE THIS 7-RM.. bath.
brick. semidet.. oil h. house specially for
locale, 3rd st. ne. PAUL j. MILLER, Du.
GoLokEpSFfLoR1DA AVE. N.E-e-rm.,
locale for only W $3.50 % With u Just n.':sf5 ST 500
down. PAUL ]. MILLER, DU. 2422 til
CoLoRED-ss,s5O-R opportunity to
own beautiful brick home in close-in. select
ne. location: prewar. built with care and
precision; covered front, porch. large hv.
rm., din. rm. and kit; elec. refgr; and gas
stove . spacious bedrms. and tiled bath
on IND floor; fun basement; auto. heat:
hardwood floors throughout: cash required
plain FREDFRicK W. WI BERENs r Ess0 SALES Al
eSFokhestsfSS aeoms sfgo mo- ap5
HARRIS, De. Gieo, CO. 1i5s. -s
COLORED-NR. 1ath AND E SITS. Ne
4 bedrms. and tiled bath on On and f.; en-
trance from front to full bsmt.; g,h.-w; h..
sftashed she 81 eftra lot m rear Price
WILLIAM H. sAUNDERs Co. INC. q
10-rm. house, ,1st, comm. location: . COM
sss aps 5ah OK Fi1shenS "a 55g5 5fs frck
CO., 340S 18th st. ne. a
COLOR $1,000 DOWN-Trinidad
section n.e.-Corner. 5-yr-old. 2-story
brick. 5 large rms. and modern tile bath,
full basement. gas &C. heat; nice yards;
For details call till pm. weekdays. Sun,
II to 5. VIM. CALOMIRIS PROPERTY.
INC, 1912 18th st. NV, DI. 1866. y
CoLORED-CoNvENIE NE. Row brick.
q large rooms, INV. heat, garage; ar
ranged for . families; priced low at
$4,000. ROGER MOSS, HO. 5000, 2125
CoLoREDAFrRsr CO COMMERCIAL. 1900
block 18th ST. n.e.-Use as home or
business. or both & rooms, bath, row
brick. > Enclosed back porches. built-in
garage, front porch full cellar with toilet:
gas heat owner wants $1,000 cash, bal
ance like rent. M. B. WEAVER, WO. 4944,
DI 3S3O
Evening star., 1947-09-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
coloIed, any condition or section. Ho.
ci sPoT CASH AT ONCE for houses, white
or. colored. any condition any section.
FROM oWNER-small, comfortable house
ne. section or nearby Md: within 5
mn miles Sp sf D: 6 viii pay cash for desirable
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE and get top
cash price in p. c. or Md: free APPRAISAL.
cs cfntz Of efaIi sarkeT vaRs 81 7 re5s
j. B. TIFFEY {; SON, 316 Kennedy st. NV.
CHARLES ;. GUM has clients va,tins
10 purchase homes in any section OF Wash
,na nearby MARYLAND FIR 1906 ,,,u,s
any condition any section. MR., E Llss'
IF II piRoMpr ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home, business or Investment prop
sHks fIsf L "hss ResoT qsse sos hoFth CAPITOL
SasVj We Want 1S YOUR aDp HousE. apartmsnt, store
sse q aaaRovee e!lents Cali Mr. Boasher pRUEY
MANNAs REALTY co. can sell your house
q eblisstion. ssaeg Els Wilson vii blvd, eI. or
iM1MEDfArE AcrIoN-we viii buy your
WORTHINGToN BEATTY has many many cash ;i
nearby Md. or p. c. Please call today,
30 YOU WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
your house with u.s. Have cash buyers who
will pay top price. ENTERPRISE REALTY
CO. 1924 Eye st. n W. Elk. 340o.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
or Sc, white or colored, Maryland or Vir-
sipia. coy sopPfryw So PT t254 RE E,,i lGa3 ii
results. res ss't quick action MAX MILLER, 500
18th ST. Sc, FIR. 200.
60 YEARS SERVICE TO local property
owners; guaranteed results. List your prop
erty with VIM H SAUNDERS CO, INC,
Realtors since 1887 1919 <. DI. 1O15.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

SEAT PLEASANT-4-rm. bungalow: steam
heat; city water lge. yard: $4,000: low
down payment Call Mr. Farley, vi. 4949.
WHEATON-1O acres and comfortable A.
rm. and bath frame house, in excel. cond
Exceptionally ige. liv. rm.l screened porch.
coal heat. chicken houses; 15O-tt frontage
and schools. transp. To settle an estate;
will accept S15,000 terms. Exclusive with
E. s. PRICE g. CO, ME. 1850 or PL. 1881,
or Mr. Collins, SH. 5611. -
UNUSUAL MODERN BUNGALOW; almost
u acre, containing ) large rooms, tiled
bath, fireplace: priced for immediate sale,
Sl0,50o: easy terms. ROBERT MAGEE,
RE. 7740 until $50.
BUNGALOW WITH INC0ME-And bunGa-
bedrm bungalow of buff-brick construc-
bsmt. and could have > more bedrms.
installed in second half-story. at moderate
cost: also built-in garage. covered porch,
gas heat and beautiful hreplace: For appt-.
call VICTOR WICKERSHAM REALTY, Or.
5 AND RIM. BRICK BUNGALOWS. close
to everything: spic and span; walk IN and
hang up your hat WILLIAM H BOA2E.
340S 18th st. ne, MI. s241; ewes, MI
SACRIFICING this lge, 7-rm and a-b.
custom-built home for less than cost. Is
R9 easy sgs The owner says os. ssll ,nsF for
copper pipes, 1st and 2nd f., baths. lee.
fireplace, lovely kit. and fine location, NJ
Cheveriy are few of the features. JOS.
Capitol st.. II. o129: sves. Lu. 41os, 3
Evening star., 1947-09-02
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYlANp

WILL TRADE-Rock Creek Hills; beautiful
.ed brick williamsbprE Colonial command: nd
ing superb view OF the surroundins hills
ITS plaeea ssf R tSe yns Too 50
lures large bedroom, and full bath, on
place. large dining room, with adjacent
which delights the home economist; . ex-
completes the 2nd floor appointments.
Full basement with space for recreation
room with fireplace. shower bath. laundly
| room, attached garage. automatic gas air
conditioned heating provides cool air for
summer use Random size and colored
slate slate roof crowns this delightful home
CHEVY CHASE REALTY CO.. EN-. 800
until pm, 4420 Conn. =
! ROLLINGWOOD-Lovely white brick on
able location with immediate possession
chaser. Built OF the finest prewar ma,
Baths iarse Ii living nn and eoss dnins rooms, 1na
nice kitchen and dining alcove, also large,
| nne rear screened porch; there is maid S
bal. in Easements built-in garage, oil heat
with recessed radiators; attractively
ca caEY ana eess eaE Eh snAtqy E ae co EN-
COUNTRY HOME, nearins Comp elton, on
one OF the most commanding appealing
a beautiful 6s-acre estate, large section
OF the proposed Northwest Branch park
way and wide area Of other beautilui sur
tpacti7e repace 90s and 'k fVY dinlns s''r room
fully and beautifully equipped modern
kitchen. including Bendix machine; first
9a5 powder room and extra large porch
baths; 2-car attached garage; substantial
Toulouse with cold STORAGE basement; g
sdes ssns syasl. with sss4 sfS.ea and
North sprinxbrook property on the Glen
mont -Colesville road. viii be. open for
public inspection next week end. but may
GEO. $ Moss. seaass Resitor' sH. 900 eAns 8.
By OWNER. Silver springaNew 6-rm., g.
occupancy; Phone sH. 1857. IS
BUNGALOW, with "a acre: located in Fair
and Gardens. on Columbia rd,, between
above Naval Ordnance Laboratory: ? bed
rooms new and ready for immediate oc-
cupsncy: $4,000; only one available. GEO.
house basement; 5 yrs. old: quick posses
sion; suitable for GI loan. $500 total casn
eouNrkY eoSS Ksfa6 aoMEsSs rs ss's acres all modern
large rooms large Closets sge Sef
shade. some out buildings. more land
available, sparkling, cold, well water, near
buSllne; can De purchased lQrnlSneQ, act
quick JOHN BURDOFT. Colesville. Md:
fa FEw AsHSsn' soso 70 70 BUs o cleo train. store.
church, school; vacant; 5-r. and b. bung..
ami: lot loox17s; $3.50. N. E. RYoN
HOME FOR $500 on Ia acres .-story
frame house Of rms, 29o,ft ,;,,1d frontage n;Ys
about 8 mi from Silver Spring; modern
ize this and have & nice country y1bI glaNsYs; rs
Realtor, sH. 1889; ewes, sH. 6a16' Mr.
Romer. =
RERWYN AREA-3-bedrm, 2-story home:
market: mai furn. or unfurn. PRINcE GEORGE
REALTY CO.. UN. 1855. WA. $685.. d
WEST EVANSVILLE : 2-family house.
private entrance to each; 1st floor. rms.
and bath 2nd floor. rms. and bath
h-wh., oil burner, ation room, ga
rase, lot 55x15o it,; $4,000 easy
Riverdale, siS; Md-S1o $50, terms. e-rm.
bung allow, bath, elec., h.-w.h., oil burner.
fireplace, full bsmt,. garaee: lot land- d
Hyattsville 0334; ewes. WA. 1231. }
Evening star., 1947-09-02
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APPROX. $4,000 so. TT. .zoned com.
mercial, with approx; 145-ft. frontase
ness. ST. so per So r.. with S2o;ono cash
No. Irving St; Arl;, Oh. osoo; evenings
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET: sacri.
ice: in Frederick; Nd aoinS a6G 1000 sE, *
> brick bldes, Sto:e with 5-rm. apt. 9Ec
6-rm. house: built-in hath and h-E @ =
Priced. S27.500: worth $4,000. SAM
i2G 9Th sT. N.W.-Second comm :: 4-story
brick and earaee. immed poss; CONNER
cisl purposes only. Inquire $40 ST. NV
THREE 1-sroRY STORES; in high,class
white residential neishborhood. Phone
PH PfksT foI2o I2oaSfMERcIaI. Sf ERa Just of asergia
ave-, in heart Of Silver Spring Buildtnss ns
can be used as Is for ofhces. or remodetea
lines For details cali MISS HUM at
SH. 2379.
Evening star., 1947-09-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

I-ACRE BUILDING SITES in nearby
Springbrook Forest, where careful plan
ming and protective restrictions assure
lasting values and freedom from encroacn-
meut, perfect setting for your iuture
home ga miles from Woodmoor ahopplns
center. in Silver Spring area 25-minn.ss
drive from downtown Washington Pllced
as low at $3.50. including nne paveo
roadways, with no assessment Of any ~ kino; 10,
fsaaest' rssn Or esofE eosEooRfoE j. MOSS. Rsaltors sH,
IIe9aoeRE Ieael HILLTOP BUILDING SITE with
Commanding view of beautiful, surrouno-
fngs. adjoining several small country
estates Of charm and distinction Inns Is
one Of the most desirable building Sues IN
MONTGOMERY County. where aololnins
homes reflect the high charsctsI Of @ me
neighborhood The price includes ,,ctad pr Pr
ing to the slope Of the htl 1t Il ore
yelopment on the ColesVille I'd. IN the
silver Spring area, about 25 minutes driVs
from downtown Washington, where care
fri planning and protective covenants as
sure lasting values and freedom from en-
croachment Homesites here AVERAGE more
than acres each, some WOODED, some
with streams Prices begin az S4,75O, m
Guiding paved roadways without ass asses, IS
ments of any kind Literature and plst on
request Phone for appointgmTsnsss gT ss6o aS inspect
WE HAVE SEVERAL CHOICE LOTS IN
Woodside Park and other silver SpIins
sections Please call Ny. Lor. WORTH
INGTON REALTY, 1927 Ga. ave- sAA
49, 411,,.S ~, NeYt Pars1
Evening star., 1947-09-02
HOUSES FOR sALE-southesss.

OPEN TONIGHT, 7 to 9:3o; s21 Yuma
st: s.e.-NeW brick home that de deserves ives
terms can be arranged Six lovely rooms,
1la tiled bath. finished recreation, room,
laundry rm. gas &C h., nice grounds To
left on Atlantic to sth ST.. left on Yuma
ST. and right to open sign. Or take bus
| At 10th and Penna; ave Nv marked
ESclusive agents. MAURICE B. BERENTER
& CO., 412 5th st. NV. DI. 9234.
$l,250, DoWNI-Modern Sc. home; lovely
mod. 1year-old brick home featuring D
basement with front entrance. oil heat,
FfoNAI FHeSsizI0n REAhTy ' coRFs ao5 18Th NA st.
ANAcosTIA@5 rms, semidet.. gas hwh,
bath: good value at $3.50. MI. Todd, AT
GRIN sEMIDET. BRICK, 6 yrs. old, in
furnishing, iEcl peeptree9e 6eo BY BY sIs sp-
Todd AF s4S 4sS PF'e U 5 sGSs weeRdays Call
vETERANs, ATTENTioNWNew detached
brick BUNGALOW: living room with fireplace;
'E bath with i; Shower. full basement laundry
trayS. gas heat, unfinished attic. screens
and shrubbery;a Price. Sl2;ooo; down
Sc. FIR. 5000. FR. 1926. 3
HILLCREST-Niced detached brick, 3 bed
2-car det. garage; large, shaded lot with
shrubbery. Owner leaving town. SOUTH
EAST REALTY Co, 1911 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR.
5000. FIR. 1926. .
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Beautifu 6-room
detached bungalow, full basement, h.-wh. ;,
sell. iai soUTHEAsT FEAST Realty &C Co. iii Pa.
ave Sc FIR 5000. FIR. 1896. =
NICHOLS AVE. S.E;-Detached: 6 la:se
LEG n + aHRNFHIs 81 sasisIss es e. II 3a15
K st. NV. NE. 540O.
your home? 2-fam house, 3 bedrms. in
each apt. sep: ent. and heat. plants:
81 800 down: lst trust 81 900 at ~
SURETY REALTY CO, EX. 1944 till 9.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFU SEE. location
poss. after Fri, sept. s: Z rms, tile bath,
h:-w.h. by gas, rec. rm. and gar. Re
LANCE REALTY, 1886 1th st. NV. DU.
g92S. Sun. and ewes, GE. 3612.