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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
The Service Leagues
Magnolia To Bloom

After several weeks of expert
cultivation by members of the
Social Service League, 1.-THE Mag
nolias' bloom in Wilmington We'd
nesday.
Not a field of flowers. 1.-The Mag
nolias'' in this case is Wilmingt-
toms newest afternoon dining hall,
and the cultivation consisted Of
some fancy remodeling work, as
well as painting, by the active
league workers.
With a 75-person capacity the
new luncheon spot is situated in
the ground floor of the historic and
attractive old Lord Cornwalis'
headquarters, now the home of the
Colonial Danes, who gave the
space to the Social Service league
for this newest undertaking.
Attractively renovated, the lunch
room combines a modern touch
with early American atmosphere,
and the decorating just finished
was under the direction of Miss
Peggy Hall, Woodworking league
member.
The rooms are separated, with
a snack bar greeting the diner up
on entrance, where quick lunches
will be served to the hurried bust
nessman and a larger dining room
complete with fireplace and de-
scriptive wall paintings where
shoppers and businessmen may
linger over their meals. The meals,
incidentally. will be served by
members of the league and will
be all home-cooked, A special menu
each day will be offered.
Ordinarily no reservations will
be necessary, according to Miss
Josephine Hinton, who directs the
leagues publicity, but several
Wiimingtonians have already re-
served tables for the grand open
ing and a quick call to the Social
Service League will hold a spot
open for those who wish to help
inaugurate the new eating spot.
The proceeds from 1.-THE Mag
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

able to lead it toward its ultimate
goal, and on to a successful climax.
Every man may be a leader-it
matters not how humble, how low
ly or how meek he may be, but
you who contemplate becoming
leaders must first become follow
ers. When any>-man sees another
wander from his pathway. It is his
mission to seek this man and lead
him back again, Cor every man is
his brothers keeper. You, the lead
ers OF tomorrow shall build a stair
way to eternity upon which YOU
shall lead the weak in spirit to the
door of success.
Character
Character is not merely some
thing to be dreamed of. A good
character is obtained only by hard
work and tireless effort on the part
OF the individual. Since a person
cannot change from bad to good
overnight, each person must work
from the beginning to make the
man whom he has dreamed of, be
possible, be actual.
Good character is not only dis
played in places where a person
knows he is being watched but at
all times whether in his classroom.
OF his examination. in his church
WORK IN his everyday relations
with his f%riends. or in his owr
acme. II you have not done he
best you can, nov is the inc =
start. :
\ How do you cast your woe i.
: your school elections? Do Won vot,
: according to your own conviction.
. or aeeouning to the dictates O,
!. winch way do you think j.
d PEST or the n that takes tho mo-
chafacter and o 'apep
WIZ you prow Up with a nina j..
capable OF making decisions : a.,
tcrtsd and weakened brain = No. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

Editors note: The following
article, describing induction
ceremonies of the National
Honor Society, New Hanover
school, is reprinted from STU
dent Life" national publication
of the National Association of
Secondary School Principals
Washington, D. c
The New Hanover Chapter OF the
National Honor Society held its
regular candlelight induction cere-
mony in the auditorium. The devo-
tionaI, Service Through Christ"
was given over the public address
system behind closed curtains.
Service Through Christ
What does service through Christ
mean to us as students of New
Hanover High school? What will it
mean to the world OF tomorrow?
Christ has given us a commission.
Do we realize just how s-e@, ulls
commission is to us and to the rest
of the world? There r fields
around us to be harvested. Let me
explain myself.
A Russian was talking to a Chris
tan. The Russian explained that
one weakness of Communism was
that it had no continuous ideal run
ming through it. First we are loyal
to Lenin, then to Stalin," said the
Russian. .'Why not be loyal to Bud
dah," asked the Christian Ameri-
can. "Oh no, he doesn't appear to
the working people, explained the
Russian why not accept Jesus,
he was a worker in a carpenter
shop?" asked the American. Eve
would accept him, only we have
seen how the people in America
have let Christ down." replied the
Russian. Can we IN America stand
up for Christ? Yes. we mus: show
everyone just what Christ means
to us.
After we accept the commission
of Christ, we must have fellowship
with Him. We must learn 70 pray
to Him for our every task. What
is our task as students? We never
know at what moment Christ may
give US u commission through fel
lowship with Him, Christ only >
the highest qualities of us-one OF
these is service through His name.
How cali we attain this quality?
In a munitions factory during the
war a sign hung over the door iha,
read as follows: l.. A. D. .. M. AS
the workers OF this factory went in
to work every day they thought. 1t
all depends on me- Our service to
Christ is a challenge to each Of us.
We must come to realize that if
we as students want to grow in a
Christian world, we must each give
our service through Christ.
The curtains were then drawn
and the meeting was officially call
ed to order by the president. All
old members were sitting on the
stage on steps covered with artlil-
cial green grass. The president and
secretary were sitting at a raised
table directly behind the old mem
oers. The National Honor Society
emblem which was lighted up was
suspended in the air behind the
president and the secretary. On
octh sides OF the stage were arches
representing the four cardinal prin-
ciples of the National Honor So
ciety.
The minutes were read by the
secretary, and then the president,
in stating the purpose of the meet
ing, designated old member to q
into the audience carrying candles
to tap the new members. The new
members were first taken out Ink
TIE hall to be given their insuuc-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Three Men Injured
In Brunswick Crash

The condition of three men in
jured Friday night when an auto
mobile operated by Oscar Johnson
of Bolovia rammed into the rear
Of a bus driven by his brother, W.
A. johnson, was said to be mot
serious" last night.
Attendants at Dosher Memorial
hospital in Southport where the
men we're taken for treatment fol-
lowing the accident, said that the
two Johnson men and j. v. Gore,
riding in the automobile with John.
son, had been released from the
institution.
State Highway Patrolman j. L..
Flowers who investigated the &C.
cident said that the bus driven by
Johnson had made a routine stop
at Lanvale when it was struck
from behind by the auto. Oscar
Johnson was charged with reck-
less operation of an automobile.
Flowers said.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

More amendments to the United
States Constitution were adopted
during George W~ashington's adj
ministration than under any other
president.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

ically unfit body; OF will you grow
up with a mind capable OF making
correct decisions in trying situa-
tons, a Well-developed brain, and
a physically fit body? These Things
depend upon your character; your
character depends upon them. You
should develop all from the begin
ming Of your youth. to make the
man you want to become. Man
hood depends upon your youth;
your youth depends upon your BE-
ing true to yourself: and in being
true to yourself, thou canst not be
alse to any nan.
Following these speeches all
members stood facing the emblem
and repeated after the president the
pledge of the society, after which
the new members registered, as
me- names were called a1or3 bv
re President. The pres-o,t clio ID
sne meeting with John Drinkwa-
''er's MY Prayer"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Two Students Named
To Graduating Class

WAKE FOREST, Feb. 8.-Nathar.
Cole, Jr., B.A., Wilmington, and
Albert Bascom Reeves, III, BIS,
Burgaw, are among the % stu
dents who comprise the mid-year
graduating class at Wake Forest,
Grady S. Patterson registrar,
said today.
The two youths, who have COM
pleted their undergraduate courses.
will receive their diplomas along
with tee other ctudents at the
regular college commencement
exercises which will be held here
Sunday and Monday, June IL, it
was added.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
lS0--J egal
ADNJNIST ATAp'S nth

(SO--J egal
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
STATE C- nyC-'~v- CtrcrrNA,
COUNTY or NEW HANOVER.
F-virr nual ieT = 49, atn1 Of
the estate of Mis- Mollie Raynor, dece s.
ed, late of New Hanover county, North
Carolina, this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased to xhibi them to the under
signed at Leland, N. c., on or befor'
tice will be pleaded in bar Of their re
coyery. All persons indebted to SAT-
"stste WIN please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 9th day of February. lg47.
DEXTER RAYNOR,
! Administrator Estate Miss Moilie Rnynol
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

A monthly average
veterans filed applicants 1900
year to convert their nation., last
vice life insurance to nsrn rs. Ser
government policies. PN''laNent
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
HOSIERY UNION MEETS

CHARLOTTE, Feb. 8. - R -
Plans to intensity the organization
of hosiery workers in North Caro-
ina will be made at the quarter
~ meeting of the National Execu-
tive Board of the American Fed
GRAFTON Of Hosiery. Workers., CLIO,
acre Monday through Wednesday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
A Brand New
Home In
Sunset Park

THIS IS & lovely new home
located on a corner lot, and
will be sold to the first ner-
son that wants a really nice
home. Rooms consist of
spacious living room, lnvely
dining room, very large
kitchen with plenty of built
In cabinets. reception nall
with coat closet, three larse
bedrooms with very llree
closets. bath and. linen clos
ct. Has hardwood floors,
electric hotwater h e a t e r.
thermostate controlled Blu
tame Gas Furnace. Don't
pass up this opportunity to
get that new home that you
have been waiting for.
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT
ONLY
OCEAN REALTY co,
Is Odd Fellows Bldg. Dial 2-345.
Realtors
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
SAVANNAH DOCTop

SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb EO
DR.. Tiffany j. Williams
tesville' Va for several 1D Ss.H
secretary and treasure. Year.
south South Atlantic Association VI VI h h.
stetrlclans and Gynecojopi..OO u Oh,
elected president-elect s fo' na'
year at the closing session oo' =. Hsp
day. here 10
Evening star., 1947-01-12

"Oualiy" is a word whether you use it in a
reference a person fabric, or SCHIIIZ
In my opinion SCHLITZ stands ~ILN
front in flavor, smoothness and bouquet, and since l
it's served more often than other beverage - -
wherever 60; know I'm alone in thinking 8x7 /x
+ e; a :: So; & :: 4: ~
it's brewed with just the KISS of the hops,
Of harsh bitterness Order from Grocer
regularity order and that day
ere always several bottles cooling and ready bs served
Brewsd BY JOS Schlitz Brewing Co, Milwaukse. Wis
Evening star., 1947-01-12
RUY-LINES by Nancy Saaer


NEW YORK, N. Y, January 12th-Sec-
onds saved in housework add up to those
coveted hours of leisure we all long tor %.
time out for visits, for bridge, for sports or
a movie! That's why urge you to enlist
"work-speeders" that can make household
cleaning jobs easier and quicker: Iye
found. for instance, that OLD DClG1
Evening star., 1947-01-12

The marriage of Miss Eunice w.
Tompkins, daughter of 1t. Col. and
Mrs. James F. Tompkins, to Rear
Admiral Arthur Cayley Davis took
place Friday afternoon, Capt. John
w. Moore of the Navy Chaplain
Corps, oflciating at the ceremony.
The bride is a graduate of Chat
ham Hall and she attended the Uni
versity of Berlin and the Sorbonne.
For the past four years she has been
with the Bureau of Aeronautics and
previously was associated with the
New York Times and the New York
Daily Mirror.
Admiral Davis was In command of
the aircraft carrier Enterprise in the
early days of the Pacific campaign,
and during the Two Jima and Okina-
wa campaigns he was chief of staff
for the 5th Fleet under Admiral
Spruance. At the close Of the war
he was in command Of his own car
rier division, and at present is a
member of the Joint Strategic Sur
vey Committee of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff.
At the wedding yesterday Mrs.
Eugene Warner of New York was her
sisters only attendant and DR.. Ed
win Davis of Omaha was best man
for his brother. "
Evening star., 1947-01-12

Cleanser says, Vamoose 20 J;st H. charm! The
combination Of both and dirremoVer IN
OLD DUTCH naturally gives easier quicker eleansnS
action That's why recommend OLD DO III ABOVE all
and don't forget how quick and it makes bathroom
"sparLIe.up" chores!
Evening star., 1947-01-12

refreshing and wood fragrance incidentally it's for shampoon
follow with RESNOL Ointment smoothing affecte
RESNOL aids wonders helping relieve skn
fieult
Evening star., 1947-01-12

sticky cream watch them go tor the smoo
.d novder Of OIEST Cost is only Drug Counters every
where POSITIVE deodozns powder that's al-pupo'e
;<
Evening star., 1947-01-12
.SaMv Ioot Di.eomko,t? .4:,.. Reducing Ran!

Here's one package every single
one of the fourteen million readers
of BUY-LINES should always
have handy for there's nothing
like DR.. SCHOLL'S Zino-pads to
instantly relieve various foot dis
comforts! Maybe q new shoe
pinches then apply a thin,
soft, soothing, cushionine, protec-
tive Zino-pad to stop friction, lift
pressure that might turn the spot
into q corn. Maybe there's a corn,
callous or bunion that's hurting :.
just call on Zino- pads for almost
magical relief! And remember,
that the separate Medications that
come in every box are wonderful
for quickly removing corns or cal
louses. Cost but a trife. At Drug,
Shoe, Dept, Toiletry Counters in
the familiar yellow box.
Evening star., 1947-01-12
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY JANUARY u 1917

Maryland Institute Of Art. Her
f1ance has returned to the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania to study archi-
lecture at the School of Fine Arts
after three and half years service
with the armed forces.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

their daughter. Miss Helen Spauld-I
ing Smith, to Mr.. George Van Fos-
sen Schwab, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Edward Schwab Of this city.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The bride-elect attended Notre
Dame and now is studying at the
Evening star., 1947-01-12
AH.,ket Deodo,art p, Gy.,y Purpose!

a personal buy-word with you .OUESTl 1t does the
;ob you've always hoped some deodorant could IT
actually destroys body odors Reason is that ousel !:
has an ingredient that is released when IT comes IN
contact with perspiration and it's this lnsreoient
that banishes perspraton odor. Truly, it's find
a smooth powder that comes in a shaker-top can that's
easy to USE Dust under in your &irdle or INTO
your shoes to suppress embarrassing foot ooor anu
above all, recommend QUEST to the men in your
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Leapes for South

Mrs. e. C. Brandenburg, who has
been Ill for several months. has
gone to st. Petersburg, Fla.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

If your compexons misbehavns again, and right this min
ute you'd say mo- every party you're asked to-le
RESINOL Soap and Ointment help bring back that praty
prettness your skin They're grand helps in relieving the
irritation of surface pmpy spots and thus quickly helping
to heal them Ask for them your Drug Store and follow
this procedure Use the luxurious laher of RESINOL Soap
to cleanse your skin nightly. Its different soap you'll
Evening star., 1947-01-12
MISS HARRELL.

MISS HARRELL.
The engagement OF Miss
MARI Catherine HarreH to Mr..
William Robert McGin1tiss III,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. McGtn-
MISS, is announced By Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Gay HarreH. The ned
ding aDiH take place in June.
-Harris-ElUing Photo.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

l find myself telling you so much
about the wonderful RY-KRISP
reducing plan that l often neglect
to talk about how GOOD this 1000
whole grain bread is for itself!
But you've only to ask your Grocer
for the famous checkerboard RY-
KRISP package to see what / mean
crisp, .rye-hearty waters that
are made from two types of rye,
salt and water according to a fa-
nous old scandinavian recipe.
Served from soup to salad. RY-
KRISP makes an appetizine din
ner-table bread and for snacks,
it's unsurpassed! Each wafer con-
tains Just q calories!
Evening star., 1947-01-12
Miss Helen Smith
To w ed Mr.. ScbaOab

Judge william Conwell Smith,
chief judge Of the Supreme Bench
of Baltimore City. and Mrs. Smith
today announce the engagement OF
Evening star., 1947-01-12

disappear and delcousy fragrant PACOUINS faithfully you
hands will look smoother and lovier
matter how the household chores
But don't off PACQUINS.
Evening star., 1947-01-12

I'm pleased that can talk to you so early in the
year about PACOUINS Hand Cream. Getting of
to good start in this wonderful hand.cream habit
will help you to have beautiful hands the whole
wear round For best results here's my sueges-
ton. Stop by at your Drug, Department or 1Oc
Store tomorrow and buy at least two jars one
for upstairs, one for "down"-so that you won't
miss smoothing on PACQUINS after every house.
hold ehore and aipays before bedtime This
.noyy,whta craaro sc deIi6hffuI tn use ouick to
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PAY = AZ y Cash CAS- for AYE Aye or IVs sjz
IIMMaMESfsrE IMaaI4sr "A AcrioaLwe ISsl will buy your
market value. Free appraisals. MITCHELL
sp. sp1ck aNb DI hR: issf ffES1fhksrRw. S1S1 will pay
al cash or. or will ae.as ss NIX t9E ySn w. 5
cHaRIEs Ia Ii S. s. Fl d6NN MN Ia. clients xs,sins
and nearby Marylana. FIR: 1905; ..,..
MANAs Realty CO. can seIi your r,aS1Ss aSass
oblisation 2eIs wilson blvd, GL. or
X r rKoMrr sS4 ATTENTION to the sale OF
PHRIEs. Reaitor. sos North Capitol. Ma
sTSS o3sEs sssais WsraD fnss ss5s roxha
RgpoIFH sS1I;H sHILL1N Phone eo; Isis. -
WANTED DIRECT M rRoM IN ssss OWNER r. sep.s or
ALLEY HousEs-i viii pay cash for a
few alley houses. Write 1882 Woodiey pl.
IMMEDIATELY-small modern house. Sc.
or ne. D. C., on good transportation' must
be reasonably priced; no agents. NO. 2i41,
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at its full
value today. Our opinion entails no obn-
Realtors test. 1857. 1919 K st. NV. DI.
EDWiN EDWIN L. ELLIS. Realtor - I can sell
1oio Vermont ave, Room 217. RE. b14o.
IMMEDIATE CASH for your property, ne.
or Sc, white or colored, MARYLAND or Viz
f'ois po YoG G0kA 0WASr oSi osSriEEpY IS eAeafI6N. rs Glss
y psy sep rah prlce es
CO., 1924 Eye st. nv. EX. 3400.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION - New brick
dSwn BALANCE fhaE easy monthly
detached 5-room homes, 2 bedrooms. tiled
bath ard shower. up; living room, dining
kitchsn Ssser down. f
with With newly newly psvsd streets and Utilities in:
}2sasf Es15 Sus N No. Pss1lst Eass 81
Good Hope. rd: to s5th St. Sc, turn turn right
on g5fn s TO frn and ea ISey 81
for i block to DEVELOPMENT. Salesman on
the grounds II 70 daily; Or BY sppointt-
NET: 4sss AZ TossIHAN ss4s' wooDNER CO.. -s sA'
ISL. A ST. s.E.-e-room row brick, deep
back yard, garage: conv: located to schools
tsapsR AZ Ap set%5
716o. sHocKEY q MooRHEAD, Real
HaHi1LLcREsT Hill CAPE COD BRICKS spacious
rooms. peneled den. 24-ft. living room
With freplaSs rec ROOM gas heat, slass aae
5. boesET e. kMoASMs MAaHs s1ssspss 4G sn' History
ne Gle baS seaMn M
fssfRslsPiMs RosskF ssSs ShaRns ass ss
bsnlt., '2-car garage, storm windows, Com
ysnsns to oR sTsasD ss9RgnE ssh9f 1s
REAITY 3 DEv. Co. EN-. 4Sos-o7as uatil
) 81. Sc, near Iiorary-e rms: baths,
bas.. lge. brick gar; in rear. Suitable for
psis WIS., bSSs $500 soS cash. T. ea
a. sArkacf1vE sseg; fEei BRfek, ssSe rms bath e,
Rsi 5fS P'sss4 sss4 fsaas Eeass S Yss
,.ms:s heart ,,s. ss & s 0ssfs5 Ss
ss sstn sfe 81 ass aae
aEss 4sss fsa1 ave s clean M sse semds
9!l0n suRaEss, 5Rs s'n s5s4 q asaa Penna ave- ie
Eli sR16K Ssos coRNER sll Fl; on nas. Capitol near
18th st..12 rooms, 8 baths. furnished or
sd pfwy n.y, 5sss aSave al nfx
Pnm mans idssl s aaa
eyss Svsd With ifEms EnWa Sf e E. ELs GeOf seator H.
5140. 1910 Vermont ave. NV, Rm. 217.
1881 D s.E.-pet brick. a-family apt;
Psa s,'f ssHssS REziT9 Tps50 ao NC
AsAc9sTAPTiees sta Sff aISs M low wi substantial row
ant st; and Shannon pl. Sc. conveniently
Navy Navy Yard; Hf pricsd far Seiew i market value
ETs gsXMsnts gan ri pm LEO NJ NJ bEEN E55S
IVA shiSs tons Complete Real = Estate In In
5Sef SSS, with as1s rsssHas: ssa. Bss:
1ftsfoor snssa apt 81 complstels ' furn. Stoves
refgrs.. Venetian blinds; oil h.-w.h. LU.
Evening star., 1947-01-02
HOUSES FOR SALINE. Cont |

START TIE NEW YEAR in little Jewel
OF home. Beautiful row house with such
features as new awnings. new Venetian
storm Saans sssh. It CHESTNUT trim interior. iiIu-
minated light switches. beautiful recrea-
.na bath il ssssnsn sseSsn h9s a
&c. &c. les Can Hn ar. Daniels. dL 1850. wish
66EWTTzE 6ETTzEII adsr III sa3G as3sGlL-soo blk 1atn s..
Easement Base used % as Kitchen and dining room q
porshss puxa In os rear. Reduced 70 sen quickly,
on account OF illness. Small down psymensS;
Mr; Hartman At, ,.s azs9; 9.r9sos coz oGsss.sion Go
Almost new 2-bedroom row brick; Venetian a,,
blinds, full basement. Price; $685. Com q
glss lgTnishinss avatIsSlsa;4 Wa a4s4 JOHN h
BRiCK, 6 rooms, z porches Il inclosed);
$1,000 NETHoms With 'indIs inso%s nsius .mmsi and
fun basement. double garage: half biz; Of
monastery; win finance, Apply OWNER
sissS f6is poRsNM4ts and R: / ;.ms.t ave a.s,d
Sssh SsEas prleed aq 6 ss For deais call
eeAHH5arRIs H% assfssss sRoprkHns sah 16Ia st.
MfcfHIaAh Nj III III sofIRK ofPIaRK-1oth st, n;e-only 8
sisting of every modern feature: priceo un.
Stove ass is ana refar.. % bedrms. tiled bath. rec
Eeaton heat eess 0 a seeon
Gfo Gs6 4 K 'fsa sEhssFElR ssE asRe eo 6 !41s &
NV, ME. 5400. "Washington's Compiete
eEoesMrnEfhLY Ees TSsfia FtiHRNsHED HOUSE, half
Blk. north Of Lincoln Park: consisting q .
sDts each haylnf neI psh az eiss Second H.
tCa si tss aGlsssffssRa9eeo sfsaeo insi sI tarnturs
spset, phone MIS-; Th1mas' Im1 Lo. oeso'
sdGE9SAhhETp ssRRookkiEIaaN BsssRookEaNpMvacant ideal
home or investment; semidet. tapestry
oil hsat aDs sit ons sd saa sns M basna aaa
garage. MRS. ELLIOTT. DE. 1854, De
fcSoISoREp fS4S DIVISION AVE. n.s.-Prac-
large large lot; $500 cash req. Cali dE. 1910.
coLoaED-pErAcHED BRICK, near Lin
coin Park; 6 lovely rms. and bath, NV n
tion; conv. located; very reasonable terms.
A. 4 g sust Wn ss cLoRRs sl yfskeass
oeaa LED s aS b6ws D as9S desirable
sached ss ash. ishinsle. fun Basement, h,,g;h1.
coal, large yards; priced to sell at $500.
GM ea seALoR4IRs u 4 xsfaSsskzf; fHs lois
csoLoKEp@si.ssS & nE p1 1888 DOWN; Just left in
convenient ne. location; 6 large rms. and
baths a-story 1Ia brifA GR hxh sp; i've coal; II
one apt. and let the other pay the ex-
penses; Act quick. Call It'll III Pm sXgs1s week:
PROPERTIES, 1012 nth st. NV. D1. 1856.
coLoREp-possEssIoN; 18th and Gales
SITS. me-; large rms. and 2 baths; brick;
h.-wh., coal; recreation rm.; 100-ft. rear
This property viii sell today For details
Sa %m III caLoRR1s TsfasssEEs TssosEEkrEs Hgs 1oa
goIoRrn.asS st aE pI asS5; 56;owN. Arm det house;
Deanwood section ne, nr. high school, close
to 49, stEeesear; b, saianee SIS sesn gsT mo. Call
ED-VACANT-1155 Morse st. ne:
Colonial row brick; six rooms, bath, front
and double rear porches; hardwood doors,
screens, hot-water heat lot 145 IT,. deep;
2-car masonry garage; price, S12,250: very
convenient terms arranged. Eve. phone
Mr.. Woodwell. Taylor $3.50. L. T. GRA-
Waite. ,Realtor, 729 18th st. NV. MA.
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