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Evening star., 1947-10-12

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ACRES IN HERNDON, VA.-Good g.
room frame dwelling; bath and gas water
neater. City water, sewerage; radiant tip
hhaLlral gas heaters In every room. Small
barn; L blk store Price. $4,000.
gar; poultry house and i acre. Loc. in
Herndon. Va. Price. $4,000.
needs some repairs and redecorating; sets
IN grove OF beaut. old lge. trees Loc. mr.
9kSRy 9sEtsR Sa SON F Vienna p bus1ns Hsnr. BAY
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY-New,
21story. 2.bedroom brick homes. s11. .47S;
FHA approved; S1,50O down, balance like
rent They are economical to buy and
economical to maintain: full basement,
laundry tubs and auto. gas heat; all brick,
OF Inc very best constructions; tiled hath
hood for children. Open for inspection, Sat
and Sun, 10 am. till dark. or call for appt
weekdays, Directions: Out Columbia pike,
one mile beyond Glebe rd... to South Din
GnI,dns Giddie St. left on Dinwiddie St: to So.
open house. McINTosH & McINTosH. E
End floor, 2o51 Wilson blvd, Chestnut
IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE; 6-rm. brick
house. in historical section of Alexandria;
reeently Mnay,r;sae Tedecorsted; 1te oil hIw;h
,1a-acre lot. oil h.-wh. winter -sufnmei
IL A. EDGE. TIE. 1851. ISL D' e1s '''
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND.
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

ALEXANDRIA-25,O 900 So. #. level lane
on railroad: ideal for warehouse; so cent:
So it, A. NJ ROTH MA 1895 Ia
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
zoned industrial; both in D. C. and nearby
short-term lease PEBBLES CHEMICAL
CO. Ofhce. UN. 2525; res. EN-. $3.50.
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mercial. One house has store PRESENT.
aEeeen i9ps M arsa
is rms arranged im furnished apts. Bricl
h. ras n this
sagk Ra.gSIT MER AZ rs al RH n.1
psH Hapdf tss BT 4ss s1qno III dqTr pm
FOUR-FAMILY FLAT. semidet. bldg: eac
nual nusi Inc Income 81 s.. sag; shows Al return 2
ffu!5y sar4sY g. 81 81 ssos rs'0'' wit
sna mssnone r.Da bdf sso e shops ae or apa 99,a
ier Or apartmsnt;, terms. Gail JAMES j
GasoES; Gas611SE Ne; s;rATioN-suburban arte2!s
SRHassR ss to p %asE FAC sass ana KF1Hn yan
S6,wNTowN s., sSfo corner apt. house. Go cor
uas uansn eoSo tt Sseres se Sad f9 no
%R sRer ,EFpREs fffSshss inysstasnt Rs
ton with good possibilities for auto deal
or expandng %nn to Sarage Gag Sqsinss mes:
E'es' per- ss1;s9a. cent. MS9pERN kEAhTY Is
s513 Georgia ave. Phone sH. 1141; eyes eye
conn. AVE. south Of Dupont Circle
income at $4,000 per annum; with. th
new proposed development in this blocl
this proDerty IS worthy Of serious cor
| frankly, we would not represent thI
property unless the price was right an
showing a high yield on the investe
capita. For further particulars, call M
9.ss S9aa Conn. A ave-. M. All. Ia
EXCELLENT N. E. LOCATIoN-Near Eas
Cepitol St; 3-story brick; 2 stores In
| leases}, apts and 2-story brick gar
new oil burner priced right. MR.. SACHS
RE. SOS6; eyes,, OR. 6123. 12'
THREE-UNIT APT, S13,250. Semi-ds
| tached brick Northeast 4 yrs, old: In
! come, S1,9O2; low expense. Needs $500
cash. Real value. SAM RoSEY. AID. .7Ot
| 1900 BLK. LEWIS ST. N.E.-3 comp
apts., one furn., Colonial-front row br
gas h.-w.h.. tile bath; immac. conditio
| throughout: priced for quick sale. r.
| DUNNE, AT. $500: ewes. and Sun. Mi
Geier. VI. S1T6.
| GROUP OF 3 FULL-FAMILY brick apis
| 1O9 to 153 Galveston pl. s.w.; rent. SgS
per mo. each 4-family apt; 4-family apt
$1,000; 'FHA first trust, payable 50
| per mo-, including interest, taxes, insul
I On each. submit offer, / or more: corne
bldg. ideal for dentist. or physician: goo
location; bus stop at corner; conv:
stores. Ma. 1883. -lS
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ssIds6 wo1os'Gs %e p.spsas Ssysns y
PoREsTyMlE Ps5S; rS1fiI AREAssexersi choice home
sites, 4. o.sa ssl MR.. HOLLAND Hillside $780,
Apt. HOUSE LOTS, 7ax1oo. best loca.
ton, New Hampshire nod Mn1 ave nsSr e. pstrict
Las LAKE Z JAeksoNby he s5soG M lots IN orig
inal development. Ma 1888, Apt. 21O.
Sun after s pm. weekday.
divided into building lots, Beautiful loca-
ton. Nearly 700 it. frontage. Has splen-
did dwelling, all conveniences; bath; elec..
m we you sun are eH5sh Suildns sies5o MISS
KING. CH. O7e3
HILLCREsT Sc. near Branch ave. an and
yoo + sHos&skrR Ss'f'is 'R i'Eis' is St
NORTH NOR ARLINGToN-n you're planning
s.atI9g ranSnstySs Tooded ho%s oss to sVi 100 r.
frontage. priced from 15c to 25c per 50.
#. We have. 2 corner sites in Country
munits also the ast aVsiasls site facing
on golf course. and If considering build
ing home in this price range, it will pay
u S these ss sddns asrs Suny III es
we have just listed fer quick sale. at So
500 EACH or will consider any reasonable
offer Located 81 from Lee hlshwsy; sScan in
sites, 60xieo, just of wilson blvd, in
new section; very reasonably priced. We
will be pleased to have you call US for
further details and an appointment to in
Realtor. exclusively. CHI. 3527
SILVER sPRING-over 100000 50. IT,,
excel, location: an utilities: ideal for
ESTATE, SH. 11O3.
BARGAIN-3 adj. lots. $1,000 each: conv.
location. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, SH
APT. SITES-one Of the best locations
in D: c., off New Hamp: ave. extended, "a
erty. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, sH. l1O3.
NICE RESIDENTIAL Loy on Wilson blvd.
50xl55: excellent loc1tion. GEORGE T.
BRUMBACK. GIL. 1901.
ARLINGTON - BY owner Lot 75x160.
wooded. All utilities avsiiable. Neishbor-
hood Of distinctive hSnes. csc IT,, "
down. bal. q yrs; GL S953.
the wooDRDGE REALTY CO., 1881
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ho1e from 70 70 o0k over oaT
Ss Story nsiF Sree sRs snS hss Hys ted bath
y eanppfd TePhsa ftehen dnni anna bs@
Sneh %sas' sssns IS 81 i f.
fss n popULsR dS1G ss ARn nT roshsTAn RA
late and tastefully decorated S-rm: brick
Which you'll surely ke has fu
attractiveiy handicapped level lot; lawn
nr,nd and o. PINE
MINToN SHSSfeSsoh iNsTRANcG ox & Realty AGENcY
Realtors and Insurers, GIL. 633s. OK.
cENTEReHAfh iiS sseH T. BRICK, $4,000: situated
when materials were the best; consists of
spacious din. rm.,, kit. EQUIP. with gas
and gas refgr.. Y bath on 1st H.; End f.
consists Of master bedrm:, Ill llx2l, with
other bedrm.. 11x1a; full tile bath: base
ment consists Of heated rec. rm;, maid S
WodeS nad d m 5f bk "a bf to ae
5No ) sk Z GoR 5PGfRns4 54e wilson DVd
WOULD YOU LIKE to retire on % beau.
retire or whether you want to commute,
700 #. Of road frontage, with driveway
naex oSa Fl the
fireplace. bedrm.. den or solarium with
fireplace. nicely equipped kit; 2nd d; has
ment, air-conditioned heat; property
slopes from rear Of the house to mag mag
nificent rock-bedded stream, n o;S;d. and from rom
Tor for the rod and reel enthusiast; magnifi-
Gently located across from very expansive ,ansIss
beautify nnlafy baiidinas: hidis about IS mi. from
priced at s2a, 500. mo. J. LofLIN, 2M4ao M
EocaT1oN M5tsGh on NEAk AZ 1coIUMB1A PIKE, ad-
lacant to Arl. Village, risht on buslins-
Diaee. Dsee fusised dining as room o kitchen
on End floor: 2 porches. detached garage.
ss! sssfnsst sas asIs ssa gu sss fha r
$1,000 CASH. $50 monthly will buy q
family in convenient location. Featur;;
ing living room, dinetts and equipped e,
BY appointment. DICK BAssETT. Real
aT;rSAcTf4E' tcF; eA FIVE rREwAR brick home with
) nice bedrooms. tiled bath and T good
On ana so. very DEsH dssfx
corner lou IN q une All. ne1g0DOrnOOQ.
First f. has entrance hall with large
closet, spacious living room, with fire.
place and 3-way ventilat tion, nice dining
room, cozy breakfast room, cheerful
kitchen, well equipped, larger than usual
screened living porch with glass sash for
winter). Basement has large pine paneled
and bath, laundry and storage room.
other features include built-in garage,
oil h.-wh.. rockwool insulation, fuIl-size
screens and storm sash for all windows
Owner occupied. prompt possession. Open
today $50 to 8 pm. 1903 N. ouintans
St. Ari, To reach: Drive out Wash; blvd
| left on Quintana ST. to property. DICK
BASSETT. Realtor, CHI. b057.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

After number of years as
teacher of English in the Manu-
al Training and Industrial
School, Bordentown, N J, Miss
Birdie Bird mas retired from the
faculty there and. has gone to
Washington, D c, to live with
her brother -in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs Mercer Daniel (Por-
tia Bird. A frequent visitor in
Boston, the guest of her uncle
and aunt, the William E Walk
ers, Miss Bird resided in Boston
in her younger days and attend
ed school here. Mrs Crystal Bird
Faucet of Philadelphia, promin-
ent in national politics, is a sis
ter Miss Bird left Bordentown
with the best wishes of faculty
and student body with both of
whom she was very popular. Ill
health caused her retirement :.
Dorothy Ann Hicks, niece Of Mrs
Matte Cassell, is doing nicely in
her sophomore year at Radcliffe,
The recent passing of Mrs
Walter P Lewis (the former
Blanche ,CromwelD recalls the
era of the gay nineties when the
three attractive Cromwell sisters
of Chelsea we're bellies of the
very exclusive social circle called
1.-THE 400" Frances Irene
(Frankie) went abroad and
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18
Lectures and
Concerts at the
Boston Library

The entrance to the Lecture
Hall is from Boylston Street
only. The doors will be opened
one-half hour before each lee
ture or concert. Unless other
wise indicated, all programs are
in the Lecture Hall.
French Prints. A Gallery Talk
in connection with the exhibi-
ton in the Albert H. Wiggin
Gallery through October. Ar
thur w. Heintzelman N. A.,
Keeper Of Prints, Boston Public
Library. 800 Mon. Oct. 6.
Various Aspects of Fire Pre-
vention. Russell s. Goldman, Jr.,
Fire Commissioner of the City
of Boston. Illustrated. 800 Mon.
Oct. 6.
Peoples, Forces, Events in
Southeastern Europe. Reuben H.
Markham, staff Writer, the
Christian Science Monitor. 800
Thurs. Oct. 16.
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! Nucleus. Lowell Institute Lee
ture. 300 Fri. Oct. II.
Children in the Graphic Arts
Arthur w. Heintzelman, N A..
Keeper of Prints, Boston Public
Library. Illustrated. 800 Mon
Oct. 20.
Cytoplasm. Lowell Institute Lee.
ture. 800 Tues. Oct. 81.
midas New Freedom-What II
Means. Eddy Asirvatham, Phi. D..
Professor of Missions and Chris.
tan international Relations
Boston University. 800 Thurs
Oct. %.
Plasma Membrane. Lowell In.
stitute Lecture. 800. Fri. Oct. "a
Meet the Author. Alice Dixon
Bond, Literary Editor Of the Bos-
ton Herald and the Boston
Traveller. Illustrated with colored
motion pictures. 800 Mon. Oct,
81.
Connective Tissue. Lowell In
stitute Lecture. 500 Tues. Oct.
%.
Latin America Today. DR. Ed
uardo Azuola, Professor of Span
iSh and of Latin American His
tory, Boston College. Illustrated
with colored motion pictures.
800 Thurs. Oct. 80.
Muscle. Lowell Institute Lee
ture. 800 Fri. Oct. 81.
To Our Audience
You are cordially invited to
attend the lectures and concerts
of the 1947-48 lecture season Of
the Boston Public Libary which
reopens October 6. We hope that
these lectures and concerts will
be a source of pleasure and OF
educational value to you.
This year our program has
been planned to include several
interesting series. During Oc.
tober, November, and December,
speakers of note will bring first.
hand information about the La
tin American, European, and
Asitic countries. In the follow
ing months, talks on marriage
and the family, literature, writ
ing, and the United States are tt
be featured. Through the coop
ertion of the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology, lectures
on new developments in the sci
entific world will be offered dur
ing the winter and spring
months. Our increasingly popu.
lar MEET THE AUTHOR pro,
grams will introduce you TX
many of our present-day writ
ers. From time to time, we will
present concerts by outstanding
musicians.
AS in the past. books will b
circulated in the lecture hall Il
holders of Boston Public Librar!
cards. Suggested reading list
will be distributed in connection
with the lectures. Watch news
papers and radio stations 70,
further details of our lecture hal
activities and for notice O.
changes in schedule.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18
Last Day To Apply
For First-Day Issue Of
Constitution" Stamp

This is the last opportunity to
to apply for the special souvenir
tirst-day of issue postmarks on
envelopes. Postmaster Patrick J.
Connolly states that all applica-
tons must be received for the
Constitution" stamp and spec
ial covers must be mailed by
midnight of Friday, Oct. IT. This
beautiful new "Old Tronsides"
stamp will be placed on first
sale locally on Tuesday, Oct. 81,
which is one day in advance Of
Postal District.
In order that all persons may
secure a valuable historical and
philatelic souvenir, the Post
master again offers the follow
ing advice; Cd Address as many
envelopes as desired, either to
yourself or to others. Place adj
dress in the lower right portion
of envelope. "a Purchase at
your local postoffice a Money
order or US. Postal Note for an
amount to cover the cost of the
Constitution" stamps to be af-
fixed to each envelope - three
cents for each envelope. Make
this remittance payable to Post
master, Boston 9, Mass. Do not
enclose personal checks or post
age stamps to be exchanged for
the new stamps. No exchange Of
stamps. You must enclose cash,
money order or postal note. (3)
In a larger envelope, placed
your addressed envelopes, Postal
Money Order or Postal Note and
address the larger envelope to
Postmaster, "First-Day of Issue
Constitution" Boston 9, Mass. Be
sure you affix sufficient first-
class postage to this outer en-
velope and that 1t is sealed a.
Mail requests not later than
Oct. II.
Postal ofhciSSI express appre-
citation to public and parochial
school officials for their coop
Grafton in making these covers
available to the school children.
The children may bring their
envelopes to school along with
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18
Vanilla Ice Cream

2 egg yolks
u cup KARo Syrup, Red Label
Il teaspoon salt
1 cup milk
III teaspoons gelatin
1 tablespoon cold water
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 egg whites
"A cup sugar
l cup light cream
Beat egg yolks in top part Of
double boiler; add KARO Syrup
and salt. Slowly stir in milk. Place
over boiling water and cook, stir
ring constantly, about minutes, or
until mixture is slightly thick. Add
gelatin softened in cold water. ST.
until gelatin is dissolved. Cool until
'thickened. Add vanilla. Beat egg
whites until stiff; beat in sugar
gradually. Fold in custard mixture.
Gradually stir in cream. Pour into
refrigerator freezing tray. Freeze
with control set at coolest point
until mixture is almost firm. Place
in chilled bowl and beat with a
rotary beater. Return to freezing
tray and continue freezing until ice
cream is firm, beating mixture once
with a spoon. Freeze about 80
minutes longer. Makes 1 quart.
Chocolate Ice Cream: Follow
above recipe, adding squares un-
sweetened chocolate to cuetard mix
ture before cooking. When mixture
thickens remove from heat and
beat with rotary heater until
smooth. Add gelatin and continue
as above.
Coffee Ice Cream: Follow recipe
for Vanilla Ice Cream, using u cup
coffee and n cup milk instead Of
1 cup milk.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

Cream butter or margarine and
vanilla. Add sugar gradually and
cream until light and fluffy. Add
KARO Syrup; blend thoroughly.
Add eggs, one at a time, beating
well after each addition. Add melted
chocolate and nut meats. Fold in
dry ingredients. Bake in creased
S-inch square pan, In moderate oven
(3500 FL As minutes. When cool,
cut in squares. Makes 20 squares.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

It's annoying to have guests droI
In unannounced, when you have
scheduled the simplest kind of 9
meal for the family alone. You
scurry around for something add
tional. You apologize sweetly -
more or less. But the situation IL
still tantalizing.
That is, unless you are one Of
those rare housewives who always
prepare in advance for just such
emergencies.
Here are a few glamorizing
recipes. ALL may be made a day
or two before you use them, sc
treat the family and at the same
time be ready for unexpected guests
5utterseoteh Sauce
u cup KARo Syrup, Blue Label
" cup sugar
X cup light cream
3 tablespoons butter
Combine KARO Syrup, sugar
light cream and butter in saucepan
Bring to a boil ovsr low heat, stir
ring constantly. Remove from heat
and cool. Makes IN cups. Serve
with cottage pudding, leftover cake
or sliced bananas.
Chocolate Sauce
v cup water
/ cup KARo Syrup, FED or Blue
Label
X cup cocoa
70 teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
! teaspoon vanilla
Combine water, KARO Syrup
cocoa and salt in small saucepan
Mix thoroughly. Bring to q boil
over low heat, stirring constantly
Boil 1 minute. Remove from heat,
Add butter and vanilla. Cool. Sauce
may be stored In the refrigerator
Makes about III cups.
Chocolate MIX Drink: Use / to
. tablespoons Chocolate Sauce for
each S-ounce glass Of milk. Stir well,
Fudge Squares
Y cup butter or margarine
y cup sugar
/ teaspoon vanilla
y cup KARo Syrup, Blue Label
2 eggs
2 squares unsweetened chocolate,
melted
n cup chopped nut meats
" cup sifted all-purpose -four
" teaspoon salt
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

or more of these fine stamps
and covers. Further details may
be secured at the local poStof-
flee. Many local firms are plan
ming to order some of these new
"Old Ironsides" stamps on Oct.
q. 1t will certainly add to the
mail matter. Local pOstottice
officials will take orders now for
Oct. 81 delivery since they can
not be placed on sale until then
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18
VACANCIES
VA c A N c les
Wax AN c les
MUST BE SOLD QUICK

6 HIGHLAND PLAcE-oH "A
Highland ST., 5 rooms on first floor
with all improvements 1nd new
furnace. Just been PAINTED AND
PAPERED. Ready 70 move in.
Others have s rooms with 3 piece
both rooms. Price $3.50, cosy
monthly payments.
So REGENT ST.-Roxbuy, - off
1879 Warren Street, 3 fomlIy house
5-4-4 rooms, first and third
vacant. $3.50, payment down
$500, cosy monthly payments.
"a HANCOCK PLACE, Cambridge
-voeoney in No. z within 10 days,
duplex house, 7 rooms eoeh side,
? furnace heaters, ell improve
mentss newly painted outside.
$1,000 down, easy payments. Bal.
576 COLUMBUS AVE.-Boston-
store and three vacant tcnemenfs,
5-4-4 rooms, in need OF repair,
for quick sale, $3.50, cosy
monthly payments, deal direct with
owner and save commission. Tele-
phone CAP. 1916 or GAR. 4o52
or coll in person, Is fremont
street, room 24I.
II PHILLIPS Still room brick
house, in need Of repoirs now vo-
cont. This house is Ioeoted on Bea-
con Hill. $500 down and easy
monthly payments.
KIMBLE REALTY
CORPORATION
10 fremont ST., room z4l
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18

8 cents for each envelope sub
mitted. The teachers will CO.
operate in the matter of ad-
dressing the envelopes and the
local postal Superintendent will
assist in transmitting the funds
and envelopes to the proper
postal source. All covers will be
cancelled on board "Old Iron
sides" on Oct. 81, after which
they will be returned to ad-
dresses shown on envelopes. Ev-
cry American should secure one
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1947-10-18
VETERANS
WORLD WAR II

Both men and women who served
in any of the armed services in
World War II are entitled to pur-
chase as bomei single, one. two,
three or four family houses under
the so-eaIlad &c. |. BILL" II you
served OF least 80 days and have
honorable discharge end ore
working you con qualify. Any in
formation wanted, we will sludly
give YOU free advice.
FOR SALE
WINTHROP ST. famiIy Of as
rooms with bath.s Sep. heaters.
hardwood floors. Reasonable price
and terms.
WHITING ST. furily brick,
hardwood floors, white sinks. Al
condition, excellent rents. Price end
terms reasonable.
WALNUT AYES fumily, Al
condition. excellent rents and To-
cation. Reasonable price and terms.
SYMPHONY ROADS fumiIy, a
REAL INVESTMENT. All light
apartments with baths. Reasonable
price end terms.
RUTLAND sT.-Furnished cam
Piete--lz room single house with
steam heat and z baths. Price and
terms reconcile.
HUMBOLDT AVE. Suite Ia rms.
Noeant; 3 fomily brick, beck pioz-
zos, coed rents. Reasonable price
and terms.
LOUISE PARK; 3 fam. detached
$3.50 rooms ond bath, back piuz-
zos. House newly painted. Reason
ubIe price and terms.
MISUNDERSTANDING DINE
6 pANcE-chieken Form with
full equipment. Main Highway from
Boston, 10 miles. 8 room house
with beth. hardwood floors, one
main dining room und two small
pEivats dining rooms. Hen houses,
barn, broodegs, cement floor, gar-
cge, turkey roost. Reasonable price
and terms.
LAUREL ST.-s room single with
staom heat, open plumbing, mod
ern baths Al condition both in
side and out. Reasonable price and
terms.
I1-I3 HAYWOOD ST. Near Wo,-
rem street; z NEWLY PAINTED de-
toched family, oll 5 room oport-
ulents each with separate en-
frances, back piazzas, Reasonable
price and terms.
ALBERMARLE ST. - 3 fomiIy
brick having 4-5-5 room opart-
meHts, hardwood flooTs, tile baths
end kitchens also built in kitchen
cabinets, white sinks and tubs,
oiI-hof water heat with continuous
hot wafeF, excellent income. Req
sonabla price ond terms.
TO LET
PERRIN ST. - Furnished room
heated cnd modern fer Iody.
Near euvline.
CLIFFORD st.-Furnished heoted
room Of eorline for q lody.
Furnished end unfurnished rooms
with o. wiwFhout kitchen priyi-
leges in the BETTER HOMES Of
Upper RexbuTy. Singles or doubles.
Weekly Rentals.
All kinds Of Mortgages
placed with Reasonable
terms.