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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1949-07-15
Events In Brief....

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Mr.. and Mrs. Rawley and son,
Donald, enjoyed a four-days trip
at points in Canada, returning
home Monday. Rawley devoted
the trip to fishing. Other men,
bers of the family We're in Waller
when the parents were on the
trip.
One only, infants pink coat
and cap set; was Sc. rs; now 81. rs.
Economy Shop.
Nancy Larson, classmate of
Marilyn Beck when she was at
tending t h e Kinman Business
University in Spokane, h a re-
turned to her home at Compton,
Calf, after an enjoyable visit at
the Beck home.
T he Francis Bullshoe family
are among those attending t h e
Calgary Stampede this week.
With several other families they
took along camping outfits as to
be nicely quartered while enjoy
ing the big show.
For e n t-Three comfortable
sleeping rooms wi t h bath; nice
location; renters may have use of
kitchen, if necessary; available
August Is. Write P. O. Box 213,
Browning.
Three only, children's western
slack suits at reduction prices.
Economy Shop.
For sale-Pumice and cement
blocks, all sizes. Phone 722-J,
Cut Bank or write Cut B a n k
Block Mfg. Company. Write us
for estimate of buildings. 14-tf.
For sale-Oil burning range, in
good condition. Inquire Mrs. T..
E. SERVER.
Judge and Mrs. Edward Thelen
and daughter, Rita, and son,
Eddie, OF Saltwater, Minnesota,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Mattern
and daughter, Alice, of Los An
geles have b e e n guests of the
Smell home during the last sew
eral weeks.
| For sale-Bred-does and two
bucks. See Henry Weber. 17-4tp
/ Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Billedeaux
and their son-in-law and daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Paisley,
and daughter, Clara Marie, are
| here for visit wi t h relatives.
| They continue to make their home
at Renton, Wash.
l A few wool jackets, colors red,
green, yellow and wool checks.
Economy Shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Scotland
left early in the week for Calgary
to take in the annual stampede.
Little shorts and sun t a n
dresses for the Little Miss from
2 to 4 years. Economy Shop.
Reckless with his optimism,
Bob Clark has another new car
relatively new. Finally, by con-
tinually trading and getting the
best of the bargain, Bob hopes to
have a real new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Devereaux,
Sr. are attending h e Calgary
Stampede, Mrs. Devereaux's first
visit to Calgary since 1919.
A few jersey dresses for the
short woman at close-out prices.
Economy Shop.
II
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
Cord Of Thonks

Words fail us when we try to
express our appreciation for the
many deeds of kindenss and for
the comforting words spoken in
our recent bereavement caused by
the passing of our husband and
father, H. j. Johnson. Our sor-
row, though heavy, was made
lighter by the many floral offer
ings and by the tender messages
by his pastor, Rev. Percy Magee,
also by Rev. N. L. Threet and the
Rev. Curtis Ellis who assisted in
the services. We thank DR.. Brock
who was with him when the end
came and who did everything hui
manly possible to prolong his stay
with us. When you who have
been so thoughtful have to pass
through the same dark hour, may
friends be as kind and SYM
pathetic and your heavenly Fa-
Their be as near to sustain and lead
you, is our prayer.
Mrs. H. J. Johnson
and Family.
36-15-1tnp
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

Students home for the holidays
are: from Ole Miss: Parham H.
Williams, Jr., Bobby Berman,
John M. McRae, Jr., Henry Paris,
Ed Tye Nelson, Jr., Jimmy Phel-
ps, Bobby Cade, Claude Legate,
David Williams, Billy Carter and
Patricia Scobey; from MissiSsip-
pi State come Edwin Ellis and
Aaron GOA: from Mississippi
Southern comes Ann Craney;
from Belhaven come Nancy RAJ
thell, Penelope Shepherd and
Marjorie Downer; from Holmes
Junior college come Donald Boat
wright, Jack O'Kelly, Dudley
Burrell, John Lipsey, Red"
Brock, Raymond Tate, Margaret
Diggs and Mary Norwood; from
Millsaps come Shirley Ship,
John Morgan Clack and Jimmy
Terry.
Mrs. T. A. Lail was a party
guest in Greenwood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. F. Downer and
children will spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, G.
F. Gleston of West.
Bud Moore of Jackson was a
Lexington visitor Tuesday night.
MiSgt. and Mrs. Gary P. Farm
err and children of Jacksonville
Florida will arrive in Lexington
December 81 to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Farmer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

and to Jane Ammons, practical
nurse, who unselfishly devoted
her time and effort during the re-
cent illness of our husband and
brother, Otto Augusta Fritz.
Each of you and many others
who helped out greatly in our
hour of need, will be blessed.
Thank you with all our hearts.
Mrs. O. A. Fritz
Miss Lucy Fritz
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
Cord Of Thanks

We wish to extend our most
heartfelt thanks and sincerest ap-
probation to DR.. P. B. Brumby
for his faithful service; to Mrs.
r. L. White of Jackson and Mrs.
Pird4G Campbell of Bonneville for
helping to tighten the hours with
their visits, to our many friends
for their beautiful floral offerings,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

No. 1882 Letters of Admins
tration having been granted on
the 10 day of December, 1949, by
the Chancery Court of Holmes
County, Mississippi, to the under
signed upon the estate of Harley
J. johnson, Deceased, notice is
hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk of
said Court for probate and regis
tration according to law within
six months from this date, or
they will be forever barred.
This the 10 day of December,
1e49.
T. P. JOHNSON, Administra-
tor. 36-4tnp
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entS in RoblnSonVllle.
David McDavid will spend the
Christmas holidays with his par
ents in McComb.
j. D. Hay of Greenwood was a
Lexington business visitor Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. d. L. Kirk and
Rebecca of New Orleans will
spend Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Tate. Mr. Kirk is a
medical student at Tulane uni
versity.
Mrs. Sidney Rhyme left We'd
nesday for Chicago to spend the
Christmas holidays with her son.
A. M. Phillips, a student at Tu-
lane, will arrive in Lexington
Friday to spend the holidays with
his family, Mr., and Mrs. Luke
Phillips.
MIR. and Mrs. James Colard
win spend Christmas with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Gle
ment Of Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Young and
son Jimmy, will visit relatives
in st. Louis, Christmas.
Mrs. J. H. Tuqua, Mrs. w. f
witty and Mrs. L. Small of Win
mona: Mrs. O. D.. Hooker anc
Mrs. Walter Hooker of Lexington
were luncheon guests of Mrs. n
B. Hooker at the Monte Cristo IL
| Grenada Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. w. D. Truitt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim BeviH vlsiteo
Mr.. and Mrs. HeWltt III ooyis
Sunday.
Miss Virginia Moore of Pasa.
dena, California, and Miss Kitty
Moore Of Jackson arrived in Lex
ington today to spend the Christ
mas holidays with their family
Mrs. w. S. Sample, Miss Kath-
crime Sample and Mr.. and Mrs
G.. n. Love were Durant visitors
recently.
Mrs. Minnie Walt, Tchula, Mrs
Brady Davis and her mother, Mrs
CUTLER Devil visited Mrs. E. l.
Russell last Friday.
Mrs. Ruth Roach left Sunday
for Memphis where she will spend
the holidays.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22
LOCAL NEWS

James Reedy will spend the
Christmas holidays with his par
ents in Robinsonville.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

David McDavid will spend the
Christmas holidays with his par.
ents in McComb.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1949-12-22

j. D. Hay of Greenwood was
Lexington business visitor Tues.
day.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01
PAULDING NEWS
MS. HATTIE W. NICKERSON
Reporter

Agent A. j. Barnett Of Hatties-
bur wl install the officers elect of
Leona Lodge No. 218 and Of Heidel-
burg Lodge No POI on May 9Th at
Heidelourg. Everyone is cordially
invited.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1949-05-01

Eight students graduated from the
Leo.a Consolidated High School
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-04

With Us now and start packing;
highest prices paid. We need homes
for the homeless. Call ST. 1923
PHILLIPS & co.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthesss

HOUSES FOR sALE-sosshes.t
CONGRFss HEIGHTS. 1907 o Mich
OILS ave.--vaeant. Det. stuceo: lss.
rms. bath garage. deep lot. Price;
HAs s1 At 0n REAE4 PSh e nc or is ss
Good Hope I'd. sc. TR. 400. Ii.
FAIRFAX yILLAGE-I602 Fl Du
Pont st; Sc, pre-war built, 9 rms.
tile bath, knotty pine rec. rnl.. gas
R hist Pos' INC 9th dsta aaFT MAJ
I'd, Sc TR. 400. vi, 5sss.
HTLLCREsT-1 block from Pa. ave-.
overlooking city. 1900 Highwood dr.
Sc, sub. built new group, spacious
center hall brick homes with all
oas PA aTe ef oa sd 81 70 f asb
wood DR. HARTMAN REALTY. NC.
l34S Good Hope I'd, sc. TR. 400.
LYNDALE. $4,000 down viii buy nice
semidet. brick. home; has liv.. rm..
din, rm, modern kit. 2 bedrms..
gas heat. front screened porch. nice
SOUTHEAST REALTY co. I2iI
Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. "a
Mr.. MINI. AVE. AND Z. CAPITOL
ST, overlooking city. s-yr.-old brick,
Lhs.. oatu, peuIms-' rec. Ih.'
Ceep lot. Priced for quick sale;
sl3.500. HARTMAN REALTY. INC.
345 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400.
BARGAIN Just over D. c. line. $3.50
cash will buy ash. shinsle bunsa..
once. MecUNE, 10. 3-sssa. s
bath ist H.; : unfinished B Bedr..
End a.: gas heat, built-in gar, beau
tfful location overlooking city and
within VIII a few bis; Of stores; SCHOOLS
Ewes. Dr. 1881. JOHN L. SHELTON,
NEAR MINI. AVE and Greenway
Apis. Nice 5-rm. brick home, has
liy. rm., din. rm.; modern kit. util.
rm;. 2 bsdrms. tiled bath, large
Mr.. shopping and transp. Price only
$9,250. SOUTHEAST REALTY co,
I2lI Pa; ave. Sc. FIR. 1000. Is
BUNGALOW, 81, 800 down--In. nearby
Nd; 4 nice rooms and bath, oil
priced low at $500; payments So
monthly which includes taxes. AN
NENBERG REALTY CO.. 2022 Nj
ehols ava. Sc. Phone FIR. 1857
ONLY MI T Z s5 81 powN-run price. s5.-
$50; payments 500 per mo. semidet.
home in Anacostia; 5 rms. 2 bed
rms. front porch. nice yard; near
all conveniences. Act fast. AN
NENBERG REALTY CO. 2022 Nj
chols ave. sc. Phone FIR. 1857
BRICK BUNGALOW. near Fort Davis.
sc. Has lily. rm. with flrepl., din;
rm,. Ice. kit. 2 nice bedrms., tiled
bath, fun bsmt... gas heat, stair
way way to unfin nis sttic wi With space
SOUTHEAST REALTY co. IsiI
ss s e cHEs III; 81 81. sE oo Anaeos9ia.
Lovely 2-family brick almost new.
Live in l apt, rent upstairs for
$1,000 monthly: Each apt. has 2
BERG REALTY CO, so22 Nichols
ave. sc. Phone Pr. 1857 till o p; m.
OWNER TRANSFERRED, must sell,
Near Fairfax village Shopping Cen
brick. large liy. rm., tile bath, full
basement, gas a.-c. heat. near bus.
Immediate possession. Only Sl2.-
$50, 4fo financing. ANNENBERG
REALTY CO; 2o22 Nichols ave. sc.
Phone FR; 1857 till b pm. ,s -
cant 2-year-old Groom row brick;
rear Ala. and Penna. ave.. Sc;
full bsmt. gas heat, completely re-
decorated balance like rent. EN-
TERPRISE REALTY, Elk. 1900;
r syes;; az; S7l1 OPPORTUNITY for
rooming house operator; spacious
2O-ft. row brk. house, within = blks.
of House once Bldg, containing 0
rms. all lge and bright. bedrms.
with wash basins; completely
redec with quite a bit Of furniture;
lge. brk. bldg. in the rear; possession.
Priced very reasonably. JOHN P.
DONOHOE & SONS, Realtors, 3l4
pa ave 3-nARA
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CHEXERIY

Onls ~ 900 cash viIi make yeu the
owner OF ihis a-room - Bedroom
and tile bath home, all brick ans
only : Years OLD AAsasse psnsr }
OIL tfust. SI2soa tAppfoa a. e.
interest and monthly saymsnts Fl
SCI % Including PRINCIPAL and m e
ierest. furthermore owner all re-.
finish nooFS and Esdecnfats paint
the interior and exterior 10 suit
purchaser. The home has hftplAes.
venetian blinds. picture windew
full dry basement. sAs a-e heat
and other features Price sl4kt,a
for further esteila call NJ smith
risHER a 90 PIC. Rssitsra,
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HOUSES WANTED TO suY

HAVE CLIENT vhs Is dssirozs o.
around Ca ard Alaska ana walter
Reed Hospital: cannot aEoT6 90 pay
ose. $4,000 eakn. Please cal MIRA
o1srtno. With JAMES l. DIXON q
CO ia22 IN ST. nv 81. 700;
WANTED AT osCE-A , or = bed
room houAe IN American Untserkaty
c ctaa r PVT WI Sc. Sc. or pI s4s6
DO YoU WANT TO SELL yoar house,
Z 80. =. hs ssso e'is g 2 81 si.ac ri.
STONE. Rsaltof. Is
PRIVATE PARTY desires d c. house
h e.slEins ellt o. ron rom house: doss ,
town loeation; s S.,l ~ Or III, sI,;e n
TATE. si7 soasssTn Bidg. IA
FROM OWNER. viii pay cash
& E. \, nd' or Va p O. Box 1897
~ YoU HAVE PROPERTY for sal. to
coiored, viii sell 1t II II can be
sold. II Won't take me long. JOHN
W. ROUSE. d. 1883.
Z WILL PAT ALL CASH for houses
white or eolored, any condition 90
location. DE-. Osss after 8 an.
WILL PAY TOR CASE PEACE teI
your frame OF prick house No eo@-
mission. RI 1885: eyes. AID. GAIT
~ PROMPT ATTENTION % the sale
of your nome business or invest
ment properly Is what you desire
call n A. HUMPHREYS, Realtcr. sos
North CAPITOL. Ma $3.50. Free ap-
praisais. Results since 1919.
QUICK WILL BE THE ACTION in
buying your home for cash. NIT
cHEIL QUICK. ST. 1874, RIA 341S.
HOME WITH EXTRA APIS. wanted
Several buyers waiting. WALDO
HARRIS, ST. 1895, Ii. 3-e959.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY
With vs. now and start packing;
highest prices paid. We need homes
for the homeless. Call ST. 1923
PHILLIPS & CO.
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PECK CO.
CoLORED-NEAR I4th AND r NE.
-3-story brick with 8 apis. INV.
heat; $4,000 cash req, bal financed
Easy saNo terms. NIB. CAMERON. ma.
CoLoRED-h BLK. OFF TRINIDAD
AVE- ON QUEEN ST.-$2. 45O down
and $40 per mo. buys q lovely capt.
brlck nldg:, modern and complete:
R mR R Il sSh Ynss 444 in we thsouss
COLoRED-TWo FAMILY buildings
(2), excellent ne. location, near 9TH
and E; 5 rooms each apt, separate
easements and heating plants each
bldg. ideal as a home with income
call Mr.. Northern, Sligo 1859. with
COLORED--i2OO BLK. EYE sT.V8-
room and bath brick: $3.50 down.
SO S55 mo; MAX Va MILLER, FIR. 200.
Srlss O Cal! s0 %o IRIS c c5H1R row or
MILTON VINNICK. I4O4 L st. NV,
ma, Sa36: home. ewes. tn. O297.
cOLORED-437 18th ST. N.E.-va-
can't can't See this this Groom; 2-bath row
post. FIR. 0645 or FIR. 9453. "a
C0L0RED-K ST. N.E.-6 rooms, z
inclosed porches, hot-water heat;
nice yard; convenient to everything.
shown at any reasonable hour. Call
mr. w sxssnss co s SsSs i4 Mas e
CoIo ,iSEi 1iiS' HOUSE, 4sa
goth st; n.e.--16 OF these houses
were sold oyer one, week end. We
are now able 70 place 10 more on
mo. xil-briek homes sbout 5 yrs.
hardwood floors. back porch. Ice.
son, od pr $3.50: Mr.. Lopatin ewes.
coHoRsD-Row BRICK-11 years
old; 3 full baths, 10 rooms. English
basement; perfect for 8 complete
apis, roominE house or home. for
large family: 4 rooms of furniture
e iefaded eo gss al. hou 81 in 1 sf
1ntii 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS
coIoR iENevIC nth AND Bp4-
hedrm. brick. finished attic rms,
gas heat; $14,500; terms. Elk. SOFA.
CoLoRED--I40o BLK. TRINIDAD
AVE.-A very attractive row. brick;
8 rms, bath. Q screened porches. oil
heat, Diet. gar; excel. cond.; reas.
pr priced 81 TO ms inspest 6. ssll Mrs ELICIT
CoLoRED-ISth AND D.-Beautiful
6-rm. brick, gas heat. mod. bath:
very easy terms. Call RE. 1919,
CoIoRED-sos M ST. N.E.-work
for yourself, own your own business
and live above your store; nice g.
rm. brick, with bsmt.. used for light
lunches, beer and wine sale: easy
terms. Cain Mr.. Cox, COX a. CO.,
COL0RED--TRINIDAD AREA--oxn-
er must sell this attractive Colonial
brick. 8 large rms, 1 Va baths, side
hall entrance, full bsmt.. gas heat.
Diet. garaee: excel. eond.: easy terms.
Elk. 400; ewes. 0E. 5S11. --4
COL0RED--BROoK sos fSth
st. NET rooms and bath. base
ment; large lot; terms. c.. 8,
BROWN. NO: $3.50. -
COLORED--Isth ST. NEAR H
rms. and bath, brick, h.-w.h. Can
be arranged as apts. $ll 900;
$500 cash. OWNER. RIA. 2036.
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$3.50 CASH
2 VETERANS

veterans. each with $3.50 cash, can
own q modern 4-family brick apt.
apartment, at an approximate cost
OF S3S per mo. each. All 4 units
have exceptionally large living rm.
with picture window, dining rm.,
kitchen has elec. refgr. and stove;
spacious bedrm., tiled bath with
shower laundry in bsmt.: also four
rear entrance to all apis. paved
alley; located in excellent section OF
Sc. near Boiling Field and Naval
Ordnance Laboratory, / block to
shopping center. bus and school
Price, S22,250; cash down. 5000,
Phone Mr.. McGinnis, MA. 9141 for
OIL. 239a. FREDERICK w.
BERENS, Sales. 1928 X st. NV.
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HOUSES FOE sALE--Northeesl

NUDES FUN SALG-t$ottueosI
CAPITOL HH.I-Colonial brick; 8
large rooms, 2 baths; garden in rear.
'oyels ola ben nane r Ssh M = M sTsaais
, sEs; R stS H. sFie S.E.-vacant. redecor.:
5-rm. brick, porches yards. Also
: 2317 3rd st. ne, rms 81, gar gar
sS.;sSossa sa't S' cash. BROKER "a.
90 Ssl BLOCK TENNESSEE AVE. NE
6-room brick house. s-story, base
nent. INV III. d inclosedr , gSTsnei
BoRGER, 643 Ind. ave. NV, Ma.
N ps0g BUNKER HILL scHooL--Lse
2-story row brk.. arranged for
, apis. or Spacious home. very ,n ige;
, rm.. den and kit. on LIST a.; 3 lge.
bedrms., kit. and 2 tiled baths up;
full bsmt. with rec. rm., ouilt5in
gar, gas h.-w.h.: income possibili-
o ss ytrs w sse fGay RaLTY coy
Reaitor. sH. $40 tin 9 pm. -
: substantial Diet. brick, . rms, bath,
3rd n. finished in knotty-pine; gas
8, s hsa sis9 %isH IL trg IA . is4s
s-REpRooM APT. AVAILABLE for
owner IN TINS lmmacaiste iaml ny
Quilt Tor Z iamiies nIk. NONE III, sno
5000 corner loeation; 1rsnsp nai'
home and investment; As low as
WemeN ao~ fes sS Sas ,,,,i saryy
X, OF La a nS Jus Jus sor ;tsa,f
ran,t hssitsts u Al for your IN.
,srss, Caii 5F Gle or 81 Atnd
CHAPMAN REALTY Co Is
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ANDREWS FIELD

Only mInA awHf Census BUREAU
and kasy HsdresyRphtt y mIlss
This Air Force mstaT has ,ust been
Transferred overseas ara IL ksiitas
without prafft. ststag the heHeni e.
q veterans lean Located In hesQtt.
fal wsshtnEten Eststss e "a dts
and ehsfEaiAE ~ appearance lty
Em With hfepl dsB area lat
fully equipped With almost sHw OF
SIT refsF and lse ransF Eaeg
esesnt liEftiHE 8 esafmt ard tiled
bath On Ia. 4 eak A. trimmed in
bl-elcSs white paint expand 80 i
attic for more hFdyms haant with
Eas a..e heating sykteM cnPpst
pipsns sattsFs GesnsDvuts storm
windows tsFfkeed ffans tswn lss
level back yard with ample skaas
trees Down payment cI - 4tsta
permitting fea to askens uHkI Of
oil faa Monthly payment 81
Sag ms incl taxes and tnAafahes.
principal and interest Gshet kaye
sell immediately PssgsrtY located
AT sTia 9pth ave. District helEhtA
Call Mr., Tayley 81 OIL 14es tns
appt FREDERICK " HERFRe
SALES. INC. 1898 X 81, nwI Ma
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ONEIDA PI NE
WOODRIDGE

3O13 q. D. ave.-1st-h. den and full
bath. 8 bedrooms on End a.. beau
tiful grounds. in excellent eondi-
and VIII saerifice Call Mr.. Crock
cit, SH. 1914 with LEGUM AND
GERBER REALTY CO.. AID. 1900.
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SUBURBAN pRoe. Eos RsNy

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aesstAiR ,iss 1aAs - oSt PES
! aoo&s' sAra. Erv.. ssstA Ma.
Charles Csamts utes hasaS reeA
StsNs o 81 NJ Ai flEH
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Beaassfua a-e~dreom epsssasw. 10.
With nrspaaex. perch, &ansns saasa
modern kst<ksn fsiI Basement. EAs
AZ b.. e3ts<hed aasa.s5 issss tbs
eaaah cevs pssmsas. FTskse Sea
RIGGS Il CO.
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down, 80 ne: 3-rm. 10. frsEs
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LOVELY FOREST HTLLS

A<t EA4 Co1tEA9 I31I4hO
One Of the finest homes in this area
Is this beautiful Diet. stone house In
peri. cond,; situated on over " acre
of lovely landscaped and fenced
garden, Among its many features
are 4 bedrms.: den and powder rm'
on LIST H.: beautiful streamlined
kitchen; maids rm. and bath and
every other fine feature YOU are
financed. For details. cali til Til Q p sna
JESS FISHER 81 CO., INC.
1920 < st. NV. Realtor. Elk. 1911.
EXCELLENT LOCATION
This det. home contains lge. liv. rm.,
full-size din. rm., complete kitchen,
3 twin-siZed bedrms. and compl.
bath; full bsmt., gas h.-w.h.; lge.
level lot. You must see this home
to appreciate the full value: only
S12.950. Call Mr.. Conlon. MA.
9l41, with FREDERICK w. BER-
EMS SALES, INC, 1928 X st. NV.
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SUBURBAN sAlE-MARYLAAp

HOUSE, . stories. 5 cottages. / chick
en- house; good investment: close
LAND BEACH. Edgewater. Nd.
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