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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
Insulation Under Floor Will Worm Cold Feet

black color Games of on bare
feet and on the wet mop when
the floor is washed. / saw where
yong suggested painting lino-
leum. Can I paint this tile
to stop this condition."
Mrs. E. H. G.
Answer-Everybody seems to
be running around home bare
foot these days. Could we be
adopting a very admirable
oriental custom? Think of all
the work of rug cleaning and
floor maintenance that would be
saved, but before any housewives
get the idea that they are going
to start making the family park
the footgear in the front closet.
they should remember that they
will have to re-learn the lost art
of sock darning.
I do not know what you are
using, but something that is
being put on this tile is soften
ing the surface. The use of
paste wax will cause this
trouble. Also. the use Of any
petroleum PRODUCT with which
you may be trying to clean the
floor will soften the surface.
Quantities of grease from cook
ing, which may spatter on the
floor. will damage asphalt tile
unless it is a special grease
proof grade.
1t would not be possible to
paint this tile. The only thing
which you can do is to have the
soft damaged surface removed
by flooring contractor who has
a buf1lng machine equipped with
steel wool pads which will do
! this job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20
floor insulation as the heat loss
through floors is considerable.
Throw Rugs Throw,

Throw Rugs Throw.
"What is the best product to
put on hardwood floors? Walk
ing on waxed floors in stocking
feet is dangerous and throw rugs
on these floors are very aptly
named."-C. w. K, Charles
ton. s. c.
Answer-Wax is still the best
product for hardwood floors. but
we can help you with this prob
lem. Rug dealers sell thin
rubber mating which is cut to
the size of the throw rugs and
placed under them. 1t will keep
these rugs from slipping and also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-20

NORTHWEST
1919 18th St. NV.
6 bedrooms, 3 baths. Space and
convenience. Close to the West
chester; $29,950.
Out Mass. Ave. to Cathedral
Ave-, left to 18th, left to house.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-28
Farm Ponds On
Increase In Ohio

COLUMBUS, OHIO - Accord
ing to records of the Fish Manage
ment Section, Ohio Division of
Wildlife, 85S applications for
farm pond fish have been received
since April l, 1854. Federal hatch
cries in Ohio, operated by the u.
S. Fish and Wildlife Service, fur
niSh fish for stocking of farm
ponds, after approval by the Ohio
Division of Wildlife.
A recent survey by the Division
of Land and Soils, discloseS there
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-28

Theobald, Members present were:
Mrs. Hiram Riegel, Mrs. c. c.
Rowand, Mrs. Clifford Clemans,
Mrs. Luther Rehm, Mrs. Keith
Reward, Mrs. Emmett Simmer
mon, Mrs. Richard Mckenzie, Mrs.
Jay Gossard, Miss bessie Wolf
and Miss Mary Daugherty.
Mrs. Wayne Linson will attend
the 3 day convention of Post
Masters at Deshler Hotel Colum-
bus, this week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-28

are in the neighborhood of 10000
farm ponds in Ohio with more
than 1900 of these being in War
rem County.
The building of farm ponds has
been steadily increasing during the
past few years and they provide
many hours of relaxation and en-
joyment for farmers who would
otherwise find it difficult to go
fishing. Farm ponds not only pro-
vide fishing and swimming but
they furnish a constant water sup
ply for cattle and fire protection.
Potentially, farm ponds can sup
ply the farmer with an additional
crop. but the fish must be harvest
ed (caught) continually, if the
pond is to provide fish of good
size.
Fisheries personnel know, after
years of study, that the reproduc-
tive capabilities of farm pond fish
ESPECIALLY bluegills) is so great
it is virtually impossible to mater
tally reduce the population of a
farm pond by angling.
Fruit Betty made with crumbled
cake instead of bread will cut
down on the sugar and butter
DandaJ
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1954-05-28
SOUTH SOLON
~ Mrs. Ruth Offended
Phone 327l

Miss 10 Anne Murry was en-
tertained with a linen shower. Fri
day evening in the home of Mrs.
Charles Maynard. Springfield with
Mrs. Milton Justice, Mrs. Walter
Justice and Mrs. Robert Maxwell
assisting hostesses.
Rev. and Mrs. Ancil Arnold are
attending Illinois Conference of
Methodist Churches.
Mr.. Wren Correl of Silabee,
Texas spent several days with Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Turner and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Cor
din.
Mrs. Virgil Rhodes of Spring
field spent Thursday with her
mother, Mrs. Florence Crispin.
The W.S.C.S. of the Methodist
Church met on Thursday in the
home of Mrs. Donna Cooper. Mrs.
Allie Neer was assisting hostess.
Attending were: Mrs. Frank Kel-
ley, Mrs. ChaS Lutz, Mrs. Lewis
Pierce, Mrs. Rhoda Butler, Mrs.
Blanche Gordin, Mrs. Thurman
Bentley, Kay and Karen Klever.
The baccalaureate services of
Stokes Township school was Sun
day evening in the Congregational
Christian Church with the follow
ing program: Professional, Flow
erS and Ferns" Mrs. John E. Diff
fendal; Invocation, Rev. Ralph Z.
Miller; song, Living for Jesus,
Congregation; Sermon, Rev. May
nard Mcpherson; benediction, Rev.
Miller and recessional, Follow I
will follow Thee, Mrs. Diffendal
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Diffendal
and Linda spent Saturday with
Mrs. Gene Wolfe and daughter
Carol Jean in Hanover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Foster and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dan
iels and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Bennett and family enjoy
ed an outing at Scioto Park near
Chillicothe, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Killings
and family moved from South
Charleston to their property in
South Solon last week.
Mrs. James Rudolf underwent
surgery at University Hospital in
Columbus Tuesday.
The Annual Alumni meeting was
held Saturday evening in the
school auditorium with Ova Nc
Brayer presiding over the business
session. The Womens Fellowship
of the Congregational Christian
Church served the dinner. Officers
for the next year are President,
Roger German; Vice President,
Paul Daugherty; secretary, Mrs.
Patty Boysel and treasurer, Mrs.
Irene Roddy. A $3.50 dance fol-
lowed for the evenings entertain
ment.
The Stokes Snappy sewers held
ther NTH meeting May 18th at
the Community building. Their
work at the meeting included their
projects and record books. The
girls are selling cards and station
ary TO add funds for their group.
The Garden Club met on Fri
day afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Paul Daugherty with Mrs. Joe
Daugherty assisting. Plans were
discussed for a flower show in the
Community building June 18th. A
tour was made of the members
flower gardens. Guests present
were Mrs. George Luman of Wood
river. Illinois and Mrs. Harry
A
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

and Charles Thomas Playing Minnesota
TX
The Saturday Evening Post selected Bolden
and Cal Jones for their All American while Golfers
picked Caroline their selection
The Cleveland Indians League pennant
but the Brooklyn Dodgers
the New Giants
cop the flag.
At this writing Mays by point
the lead for the National league batting crown
Larry Dolby should win the American
Player Award while Willie Mays the
League
George American Association RBI title with
round trippers
Charlie Neal of Sun
day and all OF the St Paul look
clean cut young athletes return
Chico regular
Mers with batting average hope
tinue to hit the ball during the play offs.
Last week the Trainers whaoped Wilson 1877 Lloyd
at haback spot and Ezel scaver tackle
Garrett played an outstanding game end.
Destined to be a touch again is
Bakey He raced So yards for
20 yards another only recalled
Of bounds the so winning
had
a tackle
Don Morgan Washington they Hard
ing SO
The Loafers Club will midget football
League this with the aid Of neghbohood
White Front Grocery Grocery Grocery Square
Liquor Ted Bes Meyers Tailor
Grocery and Keswins Grocery
The midges managed by Johnny
Neal The game played September McNurray
Johnny Ernie they
needed interested aiding
Johnson Johnny oNeal CA6-7a52
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
SPORTS TOPICS
by A. y. (Doc) Young

Department OF Quotes: Brook
lyn Catcher Roy Campanella, on
pop flies and foul balls: Il never
watch those balls going up, es-
pecially the high ones, All II does
is make you dizzy. IT'S time
enough to watch them when they
start coming down. They always
do. No batter ever left one up
there"
Miscellaneous Entries: Might be
a long season ahead for the Cleve.
land Browns, In an exhibition at
Los Angeles. they were beaten IS
10 10 by the Rams. The score
would be misleading, as Coach
Paul Brown is cagy one who'd
prefer 10 make his best showing
when the chips are down, But he
doesn't like to lose, regardless. An
other lose like that. and Brown
may be begging Bin Willis, the
all-time pro guard who quit for
Cleveland recreational job TO make
a quick comeback,
Acquisition OF First Raseman
Luke Easter gave the San Diego,
Calf, Padres necessary power to
close with the Hollywood stars in
the Pacific Coast League pennant
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Race, And, by the way, Easter has
been quoted as saying he doesn't
want to return to the majors. All
he wants TO do is play for good old
San Diego, where he got his start
in 1919.
Gil Turner, the Philadelphia
welterweight, blames inflamed
sdenoids for his temporary the
hopes. decline as a title prospect.
Says the adenoids hampered his
breathing in his title match with
Kid Gavilau in 1882 and cost him
five losses to some other fellows
The Art Pennington who is max
ing latc-season bid for the
Three-T League batting title is the
former Chicago American Giants
outfielder. He's hitting $50, only
three points off the lead.
II there is any justice left a.
round. George Grove, now playing
first base for the Toledo Sox. will
be back in the majors next year.
He is hitting better that $50 and
leads the American Association
in total hits, total bases and runs
batted In. He's runner-up in
homers and Is. or was, tied for the
league lead In doubles. How can
losing clubs like the Baltimore
Orioles and Washington Senators
| Justly their claims that they're
looking for good Negro ball play
ers" when they fail TO decker for
an outstanding PLAYER like Grove I.
Another first baseman who de-
serves an outright major league
break is Bob Boyd, formerly with
Chicago's White Sox. now with
Houston OF the Texas League.
where he is batting better than
$50
Has Don Newcombe over-work-
ed himself In an effort 20 regain
his form OF 1887 Big Don says
he's been running since last
Christmas II must seem ironie
to him tina, Willie Mays can re-
turn from service and pick up 50
easily from where he left off while
he tponl can't seem TO regain his
old 2o-gsme effectiveness Man
20 Watch. Abe woodson. q
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
WV AUXILIARY WILL
HOLD MEETING TUESDAY

The regular monthly meeting Of
the Auxiliary to VIEW No. s752
will be held on Tuesday. Septem-
Der 81, at the home of Mrs. May
Wardell, 500 Fuller Av
Mrs. Effie King, president, was
guest at the luncheon given by
the st. Paul chapter of the DAV
on August "a at the American
Legion club.
Mrs. King and Mrs. Luella Nc
Gee were co-hostesses at the VIEW
Hut at the Minnesota State Fair
on Sunday. September s. On We'd
nesday. September 8, Mrs. King
and Mrs. Barbara Robinson visit
ed the Old Soldiers Home. They
presented the residents with ci-
CARS, cigarettes and candy.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
Family Guests: Mrs. Andrew

Family Guests: Mrs. Andrew
Downing and children. Andrew Jr.,
and Bernice of Topeka, Kans.,
spent one week in he city visit
ing their sister and aunt, Mrs.
Lafayette Shelton of 1855 County
Road H-2, Bald Eagle, MINI. Mrs.
Downing is the wife of Rev. An
drew Downing of Topeka. The
Skeletons, who formerly resided at
1858 Fuller Az. are now in their
new home at above address.
Visits Brother: Mrs. Isabel Toll
liver, a member of the Royal
American Show, which was one of
the attractions OF the State Fair
during fair week, was the guest
during her appearance here Of her
brother, Robert Edwards and Mrs.
Irene Smith Of 796 st. Anthony
Av. Mr.. Tolliver was also a guest.
They maintain residence in New
York City and Tampa, Fla.
Chicago Visitors: Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Virgins of Chicago, re-
turned TO their home on Tuesday,
September 7, after concluding a
very enjoyable weeks visit as the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. John VIII
son of 1872 Rondo Av. The visitors
were extended many social cour-
tesies during their stay including
guests of Mrs. Walter Suthern at
brunch: sightseeing tour of the
Twin Cities and the dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Milligan;
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sharp, lunch
and cards; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brooks, Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Hec-
tor Vassar, cocktail party; Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos Moffatt. cocktails
and on Sunday evening, Septem-
Der 5, they were the guests of Mrs.
Ernestine Young of Minneapolis at
cocktails and lunch.
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Entertain At Dinner: Mrs. villa
Cater and Mr.. Lloyd Buress of Des
Moines, Ia, are visiting in the
city, guests OF their sister and
brother-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Otha Howelton of 419 Emerson
Av. N. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Nit
chell of 9e5 Aldrich Av. N. en-
tertained at dinner party hon
oring the visitors on Tuesday.
September IA. They left for their
home on Wednesday.
Party: Misses Connie and Kath-
ryn Chivers, i017 Clinton Av., en-
tertained a group of friends at an
informal get-together at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. Z, Newman.
1853 Third Av. S. on Saturday
evening, September IL. Dancing
was a highlight of the delightful
affair Light refreshments were
served.
Elected Delegate: Mrs, Wyona
Simmons, wife of Rev. NJ. L. Sim
mons, pastor of st. Peters AME
church, was elected a delegate at
the annual conference to the
Quadranium. (Womans Mission
Society which meets in Washing
ton. ID. c. in 1855.
Visit In Iowa: Miss Marie Laps
ley and Miss Dorothy Allen of
394s Fifth Ay. S. spent the hor-
day weekend in FIT. Madison, Ia,
and were the guests of Miss Vir-
ginia Harper.
Returns Home: Mrs. Hazel IN
derwood. $3.50 Portland Av. re-
turned home Sunday, September
10, after a three months vacation
spent in Battle Creek, Mich, as the
guest of her sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Thomp-
son, and sister and husband. Mr..
and Mrs, c. +. Morgan, Mrs. Un-
derwood spent ten days in Grand
Rapids and was the guest Of DR.
and Mrs. w. B. Scott. She was ex-
tended many social courtesies and
included among the many inter
esting places visited was the
/ Double J. Ranch, outside OF THREE
Rivers, Michigan, Detroit, Idlewild
and other points in Michigan. Mr..
and Mrs, Alec Bib OF Ottumws,
Ia, sister and hrother-in-law,
motored 10 Battle Creek and re-
turned TO the city with Mrs. Un-
derwood and are dividing their
visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
Bruce BIB of eS4 Carroll Av.. ST.
Paul. Mrs Underwood reports she
is feeling fine and happy to be
home again.
Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Elson
Hutchinson OF Chicago spent the
Labor Day weekend in the city
and were the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Carlos Moffatt Of si3 Rondo
Av, They were the recipients Of
many social courtesies during
their short stay They returned 10
their home on Tuesday, september
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
The Inside Outlook.
By A. 8. Doc" YOUNG
DOBY-ROsEN GOOD FEELINGS SPARK INDIAN

No11
DEPT OF INSIDE STUFF; insiders that
cevands Indians have been successful this than last
improving personal Larry
Dolby Ineder Al Rosen they helped convince Dolby
that Isn't against him. which good thing only
tally true.
ago being TO Diego
confded fellow players his opinion Dolby Dolby
mentioning Degos Padres MAJ
clubs interested brilliant third MIt
Smith
Bauman IN M Rock
recently credited with alme after
with the Homestead played Negro
league but 81 homes hcms And remember how Negro
baseball criticized for spreading its schedules all the East
North and SOUTH
League recently
doubeheader Of the
in their home park on the trip umpire got hot
ashes his and couldn't work the test
ella friends has been consulting specialists his and
will be completely we'll Leave hope that the offseason
Campys hand heaor this and be thrown
by terrbl break
DEPT FOOTBALL Regardless Of pen
nant World Series football grabbing the
sports spotlight The pros have been at 1t since the dog days Of
high coegians already
AAmeca published Negro
year.
Hafback c. Caroline Illinois Whereas Caroline concen
A-Amercan" probably
best line prospect to enter the Big 10 made only
the NBC-Tv AlAmerica.
things year boy plays
rugged tradition OF Duke Slater former rowan who Chi
Judge; Brd Holland Bill willis Among
Illinois haback Sammy Williams the California quarterback half
back; Sam Irst Down the UcLA backed
teammate Pete OCara returned military
vice. and Ohio State Fbaek Bobby Watkins Watkins
fellows who he looks like lying
the be watch John Henry
doors Find" bsceld they've
Jotin' Johnson Hugh McEhenny
this years record this quartet could rank with the me
Watch en- gol
DEPT. or LAST wORDSi (Cool Papa Bell a
outfeder Negro baseball years rounding
TO barnstorm against Detroit pitcher Ned Garves Among
Bells players win be Are WILSON, Seattle nelder
Houston first and Eston Howard
fielder
Bell belweaher with the prime
operating his st. Louis Top)
protege of Willie Pep angling shot at Sandy saddlers
feathervght title Davis offering saddler guaran
tee which Davis thinks should
Knockout Sandy he Should
affair IL made II Nate Brooks the North American
weight champion whips Ration Macas Mexico
no will shot at the world title
national Boxing Club His
Chamren songlratRober Cohen
addition to fighting Brooks
State sachol Paige pitch Pacific
Ezzad Charles Rocky
credit Ezzs study of films OF their first trcmender
Around the National they're saying
uonal homer hitting fell pitchers throwing
low and outside Somebody
Mays to for hits instead Anyway writing
second among National League htters which
right All thinking baseball people should
White sox general Frank pcnaze
boanba pitchers with flor the
undoubtedly disturbed because
ME Mnoso often whatever
Also; Jersey
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17

Mother Was Guest: Mrs. Louis
Duncan Of Council Bluffs, Ia, who
was the guest of her daughter and
family, Mrs. Lurena Washington
Of 512 f. 25th St, the week of
September 5, returned to her home
on Sunday evening, September IL.
The week was spent visiting with
the family, with several fishing
jaunts climaxing her visit as Mrs.
Duncan Is an avid fisherwoman.
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Mrs. Robert r. Meade of Los An
geles. Calf. arrived in the city on
Sunday, September IL, and are
the guests OF their sister and
brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
ny Lander of I'll 18th Ay. N.
Their stay is indefinite.
Dinner Hosts: On Tuesday,
September 5, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moppins of 1916 Fifth Av. S. were
hosts at prettily appointed din
ner party in honor of their house
guest, Mrs. James Stillwell Bailey
OF Los Angeles, and Mrs. Clara
Williams of Chicago, guest of
Mrs. Grace Ross, s67 w. Central
Av., st, Paul. On Saturday, Sep
TENDER IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Moppins
entertained at an informal get-to-
gether in honor of their guest. The
evening was enjoyed playing
games followed by a lunch.
"Wednesday Matinee Club: Mrs.
Grace Jones. SIC Colfax Av. n.
was hastess to the Wednesday
Matinee club on September 1. Con-
I, Guiding a short business meeting,
the evening was spent socializing.
A delicious lunch was served, The
next meeting will be September
IS. with Mrs. Mary Swain, 20
Highland Av, N, as hostess. All
members areu rged to be present
Breakfast Guests: Rev. G.. T,
Stinson OF Waterloo, Ia, and Rev
]. f. Hunter OF Des Moines, Ia.
while attending the n. w. ANE
Conference were the guests OF
Mrs. Mamie Battle. on Sunday
morning. September IL. Mrs. Bat
tie was hostess at breakfast hon.
oring the out-of-town visitors,
Guests were Rev. and Mrs Hun.
ter, Mrs. Allen, mother of Mrs
Hunter and Rev. George Stinson
and daughter.
| Undergoes surgery: Mr.. Isaac
Judy, $3.50 Humboldt Av. N, un.
derwent surgery at the Minneapo-
lis General hospital on Monday
September Is. His condition is re-
ported fine.
wCTu Meeting: The Opheha
Rice Chapter Of the wCTU will
hold its regular monthly meeting
at the home Of Mrs Mary Nichols
SO Emerson Av, N. on Monday
evening, September 20, at 7:So p
m.
Back Home: Mrs. James Bailey
5000 Second Av, S. returned home
on Saturday. September IL from 8
vacation spent in New York City
HYDE Park. ". Y. Detroit and
Chicago, Mr.. Bailey met her In
Chicago and returned home viii
her.
Dinner Guests: Mrs. Hattie KinE
OF Arkansas City, Kans., and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Fuloright Of Hugo
MINI. were the dinner guests Of
Mrs. Josephine Brown and Mrs
Viola Madden. ss3T Firth Az. s.
on Sunday. September II. Mrs
King is the houseguest OF the Fnui'
brights.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Returns Home: Mrs Paul Chapman of Boston, Mass who
has been the house of her brother and sernaw Mr.
and Mrs James Fraction of 3S41 Clinton Av returned her
home after enjoyable vacation She the recipient of
many social courteses while visiting here and renewed old
friendships and and made many friends.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1954-09-17
HERE IS A BARGAIN

7l3 w. Central 1925 down. 49,
Brick 8 room home, 3 bedrooms,
good condition, full basement, new
furnace, part OF multiple unit,
garage. Just 1925 down and $50
a month. CA. 7-3459 Rs
CUdim Realty CA. 2-s551
PT
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dQ3 W. Central

II room duplex rooms and bath
up and down and 3 room apt. on
Bird floor. Full basement. II. w,
oil heat. Automatic water heater.
Sale price $4,000. Easy Terms. --
CA. 2-i43l or CA. S-5409. RI
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for Iowa, Cal Jones, Frank Gillian John Hall, Ed
Vincent and Bob Sternes. Art Walker, Tom Hen
bricks. Earl Johnson and Dave Hill will be playing
for Michigan.
Lamar Lundy will play with Purdue while In
diana win have Nate Borden. Charles billiard, John
Robertson, Milton Campbell and George Bell ].
c. Caroline Mickey Bates, Abe Woodson, Floyd
McAfee, Percy Oliver and Harry Jefferson will play
for Illinois. Ohio State has Bob Watkins Jim Par
ker and James Roseboro,
Wisconsin has Martin Booker John Bridge
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CLASSIFIED ADS
A JEWEL
Best Duplex Buy In City

CLEANING woodwork and floors
in perfect condition built in buffet
and FIREPLACE each floor. 7
rooms each apartment. Income at
SIPS a month will make payment
and give you 7 spacious rooms for
yourself. This would be a Won
derful buy for two families. To
really appreciate the charm and
quality of this lovely duplex, call
us for an appointment to see in
side. Marshall near Virginia
Borfhold Realty
PR. 1898. Ri
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3-PlEx
DOUBLE HOUSE

DOUBLE HOUSE
407-409 st. Anthony 49, 8 rooms
each apartment. Oil heat. Each
apartment identical. Good con-
dition. VIII CT. Call for appoint
ment. CA. 2-2729: DE. 1861.
Northwest Realty Co.
RI
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Griffin 8
by JIMMY GRIFFIN

Big will field gridders during
a down Playing
Michigan Leroy Bolden Lewis
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5lS AURORA
Just Reeondifioned
New paint inside and out. New
$500 gas heating unit. Excellent
throughout. bedrooms. Entire
heating system new, over $4,000
Just spent--have bills. Priced at
only $4,000. Can easily be duplex
ed. Immediate possession. BY ap-
pointment only. Art Kisler CA.
i-2S4S: TO. 1874.
JOHN e. BtOMQuIST, INC.
RI
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Z FAMILY HOME
Only $500
40 Kent 81.

Two 4 room apartments. Upper
rented for $4,000. Hardwood
floors. Full basement. Has hot
water oil heat. Convenient terms.
Fiesel & Horuk Co.
CA. 4-2329 EN-. 029S
RI