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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
PROVIDE 81 900 FOR
KITTY HAWK HARBOR
Dare Board Also Names Committee to
Build II; Mosquito Control
Appropriation

The Dare County Commissioners
have set up $1,000 to build small
boat harbor at Kitty Hawk, and
Tuesday they appointed commit
tee to find location for this har-
Dor which will please everybody,
and then proceed to build it. This
committee is w. H. Lewark, Willie
Rogers, Orville Baum and Walter
Perry.
The Board agreed to furnish
right of way for the harbor i'm
provement at Hatteras soon to be
carried on by Army Engineers.
1t was agreed to pay $778.22 on
mosquito control work to be done
with State aid, on which the state
will pay the sum of $1,276. 78
The Board gave $3.50 for clean
ing out drainage ditch at Frisco,
1t tabled for the time being, a
proposal for another survey of the
Cape Hatteras Health Center
lands, some of which adjoining
landowners claim, although it had
been in possession of the Federal
Governorment for 40 years.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith of Kitty
Hawk was appointed Trustee of
the Dare County Tourist Bureau.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
WEATHER FROM HATTERAS
TO LAST A LONG TIME
Big New Weather Station Now Being
Moved to the Cape's Old Steel
Light Tower in Woods.

Those hurricane weather date
lines which have caused so much
concern and driven away so many
tourists from Hatteras Island, may
now be expected to intensity in
fury and force during forthcom-
ing hurricanes. Uncle Sam, ac-
cording to news this week, is going
to move the whole business of
weather machinery from Hatteras
Village, and set it up near the
abandoned steel light tower in the
woods of Cape Hatteras.
Henceforth, the announcements
will be dated Cape Hatteras and
while Buxton community will have
the glory of being the site of a
great weather station, the harass-
ment of Hatteras Island folks
hasn't yet been anything to COM
pare with what may be coming
when the announcers turn loose in
style.
The move some IL miles east
ward is expected to add to eff
cheney in tracing hurricanes and
other coastal storms.
In revealing plans for the
change in location to Senators Sam
j. Erwin Jr., and w. Kerr Scott,
the Weather Bureau said the Cape
Hatteras site would be more desir-
able for several reasons: ~ 1t is
one of the most easterly points
along the Atlantic coastline and is
closer to the historical paths of
hurricanes; (2) will provide a bet
See WEATHER, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
HUNTING PERMITS
CONTINUED ON w:
VA. WOODLANDS
Diminishing Supply Of Game May
Be Due to Storms; Non-Resi-
dent Fee S. This Season

Licensed hunting will be permit
ted again this year on West Vir-
GINA Pulp and Paper Company's
timberlands in Dare County, it is
announced by William Ernst, Jr.,
woodlands manager.
Mr.. Ernst said company hunt
ing permits for the season open
ing Oct. IA will be issued to Dare
County residents for fee of 81,
as in past years, but that the fee
for out-of-county residents is be-
ing raised to S..
The woodlands manager explain
ed that a higher fee for non-resi-
dent hunters is being introduced
this year in an effort to conserve
the game supply in Dare County.
He said that local sportsmen are
concerned about the diminishing
game supply in the county and
attribute the situation to the grow
ing popularity of Dare County as
hunting ground among nom
residents.
1t was pointed out that during
the three year the company has
owned it's Dare County timber
lands, the number of nonresident
hunting permits has more than
doubled, while the number of per-
mits issued to local hunters has
remained relatively stable.
1--WE, feel obligated to do our
part in conserving the home game
supply for Dare County hunters, I"
Mr.. Ernst said, "and hope the
higher fee will reduce the outside
traffic sufficiently to accomplish
our AIM"
AS an added protection, the
Woodlands Manager said the COM
pany also would close Company
built roads to hunters during the
season, except when supervised
hunts are held for Dare County
residents. Mr.. Ernst also called
upon hunters and guides to help
out by seeing that bag limits are
See HUNTING, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
DARE RECORDERS COURT
TRIES SEVERAL CASES

Judge w. F. Baum tried several
cases in Recorders Court as fol-
lows:
Wallace Lee Peele Jr., 38, of
Hatteras submitted to a charge of
drunken driving and was fine 500
and court costs. Graves Midget
Jr. submitted to reckless and care
less driving and paid fine of $25
and costs. Norman Leroy Cahoon
of East Lake paid SIS and costs
for speeding 70 miles per hour.
Lin Farrier Henderson, colored,
paid $40 and costs for driving with
improper license plates. John
Howard Barnett of Wanchese paid
$25 and costs for driving with i'm
proper license and lights.
John Arthur Williams of Wan
cheese, now under suspended road
sentence growing out of his parti-
cipation in setting off fiery cross
at the home Of Deputy Sheriff
Daniels some weeks ago, was
charged with driving without an
operators license, and got his case
put off by asking. for jury trial
Edgar Donald Pentecost, Ft.
Bragg soldier charged with operat-
ing a car at 10 mph, failed to ap-
pear. A capias was ordered.
James Clay Bryant, colored of
Manteo, got a 80 days suspended
sentence and was fine $40 and
costs for operating a car without
brakes.
Bryant is also held in connection
with. Doran Mitchell Washington
charged with taking eight gallons
of gas from the boat of Robert
Ashby, and with seriously assault
ing Ashby. They appealed to
Superior Court from six-months
road sentence.
Jack Paul Thompson pleaded
guilty to driving at 70 mph and
paid SIS and costs.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
SCHOOL ACTIVITIES BUS
IS GOAL OF BAN CLUB

The BAN Club of the Manteo
High School, which gets its name
from it's motto of Buck Month,
the sum it asks of its members, is
busy this week trying to raise a
fund for the purchase of school
activities bus. This bus will be
used to transport the schools
atheletic teams from town to town
for engagements with other
schools.
Due to the long distance to other
towns from the unusually isolated
town of Manteo, the need for a
bus of this type is more acute
than in any school in eastern
North Carolina. Heretofore the
team has had to get about as best
it could through the generosity
of a few people who furnished
cars. and often paid the bills.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
DARE COMMISSIONERS SEEK
$172,485 In DISASTER FUNDS
TODEVELOP COUNTY PROJECTS
s+umpy Point Projects Top $42. 900; Kitty Hawk
$4,000; MAINS Harbor $I3.500; Manteo
Negro Section ST 700; Kill Devil Hills Projects
Separate, and Not Shown.

The report filed this week by
the Board of Commissioners ask
ing for disaster relief funds, seeks
a total of $172,485 of which $4,000
would be contributed from county
taxes. This report, compiled by
Commissioner Lawrence Swain,
spokesman for the Board lists the
sums that are considered necessary
to repair the damage done by
three recent hurricanes to public
projects, and put these facilities
on an operating basis in the in
terest of debris clearance, santa
ton, health, safety and the public
welfare.
The town of Manteo has filed
on request for disaster relief funds,
not finding that any damage re-
suited that could be attributed to
the storm, but the town of Kill
Devil Hills is filing a request for
some $4,000 to spend principally
on drainage.
In the brief filed by the Dare
Board, the largest single project
calls for $68,400 to aid public
facilities at Kitty Hawk. Broken
down, the items are $63, 400 for q
breakwater around the shore, and
$4,000 for drainage canal from
the Kitty Hawk school to Kitty
Hawk bay.
Stumpy Point is next largest in
list of claims, where $42,425 is re-
quested, which includes $4,000 fol
repairing a main drainage canal;
creosoted lumber for outlet of a
dixie $2,400; for a breakwatel
$4,000, and for replacing Sane
barrier $2,025. The Stumpy Point
program is listed as first in order
and first attention is requested tc
same.
For Manns Harbor, two miles Of
} nd barrier to cost $13,50O is re,
dested. For Frisco, drainage IL
the sum of $2,700.
Avon, whose long-abandonec
dixie was rebuilt last year at g
cost of $4,000, is now set up fol-
$1,460 additional repairs which is
requested in emergency relief.
A breakwater costing $4,000 is
asked for the village of Duck in
the upper end of the county. Ii
the Roanoke Island Negro section
$10,700 is set up as follows: Fol-
repairing drainage canal, $500
and for repairing dixie at outlet
$4,000.
The amount for which tbs
county's proposed share of $4,000
is to be spent is listed as follows
Supervision by the Commissioners
$4,000; Stenographer $500; &C
counting $40O and Miscellaneou:
$500.
Nothing appears in the list fol
the following communities, whose
needs will probably appear in 8
later report: Wanchese, Hatteras
See FUNDS, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
DELEGATES NAMED FOR
SOUTH ALBEMARLE MEET

The list of Dare County dele
gates to the Southern Albemarle
ANnual meeting in Williamson on
October 28th was announced
Thursday by Melvin R. Daniels, the
Association Vice-President for
Dare County, and is as follows:
Manteo: Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Swain, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Daniels,
Jr., R. Bruce Etheridge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank White, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. D. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Cahoon, C. S. Meekins, A.
w. Drinkwater, Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Meekins, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Chears Jr., Mrs. Mary L. Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy Tillett, Mr..
and Mrs. M. X. Fearing ST., Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Davis, Bob Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Daniels ST.,
Martin Kellogg Jr., Mr.. and Mrs.
o. ]. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. John
Wilson, w. R. Pearce, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Swain, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace R. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Basnight.
Frisco: John L. Austin, Julian
Austin, Hatteras: Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Burrus, Dan @. Oden. Buxton:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. White, Ben
Dixon MacNeill.
Wanchese: Mr.. and Mrs. M. r.
Daniels, Mr.. and Mrs. Willis DAN
iels, Ralph Meekins, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Daniels. Manns Harbor: Mrs.
Grace Mann, w. s. White, Tom
Sutton, c. w. Mann, C. L. Midget,
Mrs. Helen d. Warde, Stumpy
Point: Dewey Wise, George Wise,
Calvin Payne, Harvey Best. East
Lake: C. C. Duvall, George Am
brose, C. C. Smith.
Kitty Hawk: Pennell Tillett, Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hallett Perry. Kill Devil
Hills: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Lewark,
Walter Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Twiford, w. s. Gregory. Mays
Head: Pat Bayne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Car
los Dowdy. Rodanthe: Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Meekins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Levene w. Midget. Waves: Asa
H. Gray.
Avon: J. w. Scarborough. Col
ington: Sam Liverman, Mrs.
Ernest Haywood, Mrs. Lewis
Meekins. Mashoes: John w. Mid
gett.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
WILD YOUTHS I'M, WRECK.
FOUR SERVE ROAD TERMS

While attempting to, straighten
out the roads in Colington Tuesday
night, Alvin Farrow and Chester
Austin Jr. came to grief in an old
Ford couple. Farrow, Coast
guardsman was taken to Marine
Hospital in Norfolk for treatment.
Austin, who has recently COM
pleted term of 80 days on the
road along with Billy Balance
of Hatteras, recently returned to
his home in Buxton.
Last week Balances brother,
Drayton, and Roy Austin, both of
Hatteras, were sent off by Justice
Turner for 80 days, for similar
offenses of disorderly conduct.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
JURORS DRAWN TO SERVE
AT OCTOBER DARE COURT

List of jurors drawn this week
on serve in the term of Superior
Court in Dare County on October
oath, is al follows:
/ Manteo: Mrs. Lima Harbour,
Ezekiel Midget, George Greet,
Mrs Georgia Midget, and Wynne
Dough. Wanchese: Iris Gallop,
Paul M. Daniels, James w. Davis,
Mrs. Mary Forbes and Wayland
Baum. Kitty Hawk: M. M. Meekins,
Charlie Spruill, Henry H. Beasley,
Clyde A. Beacham, L. ]. Henley,
Alvin CAMEL. Kill Devil Hills:
Mrs. Emily Mustian, Mrs. Annie
Powell, H. C. Lawrence and Dan
s.. Harris. Mays Head: Marshall
Tillett, Mrs. Jethro Midget Jr.,
Thos. C.. Twiford, and James A.
Scarborough.
Rodanthe: Mrs. Alethia Midget,
Mrs Ersie Midget. Waves: Hora-
ito Midget, Salvo: Graves Midget.
Buxton: Delmar Williams, William
H. He'll, Martin B. Tolson and
Mrs. Joyce Gray. Avon: Seymour
Gray, Mrs. Agnes Scarborough,
Ignatius Scarborough. Frisco: John
Robinson and Mrs. Myra Twiddy.
Hatteras: Cameron Gray, Ronald
r. Stowe, Mrs. Cecil Balance,
Dennis Robinson.
East Lake: Lundy Twiford,
George w. Ambrose, John w. Am
Brose, Stumpy Point: Mrs. Goldie
Best, Ralph O'Neal, Mrs. Wilma
Midget and Bernice L. Payne,
Manns Harbor:: Mrs. Leta Primer,
John t.. Ambrose.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
PLENTY OF FISH FOR
ANGLERS. EAST LAKE,
MAINS HARBOR AREA

Reports of good fishing are
coming this week from East Lake,
Mashoes and Manns Harbor. Fine
gray trout were being caught in
q Croatan Sound at the rate of SO
to $50 per day, and these trout
weighed one to two pounds each.
w. S. White, County Game
Warden reports that parties fish
ing on East and South Lakes are
landing large white perch at the
rate of 100 to 800 to the boat IN a
day.
Guides in Manns Harbor taking
out parties are Carl Mann and
sons, the Craddock Boys, Tom R.
Midget of Mashoes, j. H. Bratten
and Clifton Sarvis on East Lake
waters.
Mr.. White reports ON the game
situation this year. Deer and bear
are considered to be greatly re-
duced in number due to intensive
hunting as the result of good roads
the past few years. But both
,ar and deer are more in evil
1ence, because they are being
driven by desperate hunger out
Of the deep woods and near the
villages. Salt tides have killed just
about all the grazing. Grapes in
the woods were destroyed, along
with other good food for bears.
Both bear and deer are said to be
unusually poor, and often young
fawns are seen by the roadside in
emaciated condition.
Occasionally, when a gum tree
is cut down back in the swamps,
as many as five deer will rush up
to nibble away at the foliage on
the top, so hungry are these ami
mails now. It looks as if a lot of
conservation will have to be in
order this season.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
VOTE ON BONDS
FOR $200.000.00
KID HILLS SCHOOL
Commissioners Approve Holding
Election To Replace Kitty
Hawk School

The Dare County Board of Com
missioners voted Tuesday to set
up an election to vote 100000 in
bonds for construction of school
at Kill Devil Hills, which would
take the place of the school now
located at Kitty Hawk. State
School authorities have approved
an elementary school only at this
site, but the committee urges
building a combined elementary
and high school, and last
month the commissioners voted
the sum of $4,000 to buy
ten acres of land for an elementary
school.
1t takes ten acres for an ele-
mentary school and rs acres for a
combined high school and elemen-
tary school.
The Kitty Hawk School Commit
tee however are greatly opposed
to building only an elementary
school. They appeared in force,
with Attorney Wallace McCown
with them Tuesday to pursue the
subject further. At the request of
the Board of Education a second
survey has been made by NState
School authorities, but no report
has yet been made on this survey.
At the July 25th meeting Of the
Board of County Commissioners,
the sum of $4,000 was set up to
buy a site for this school, which
if an elementary school, must have
ten acres of land. However if a
combined school is finally APP
proved, the requirements call for
rs acres of land.
| The Kitty Hawk citizens are
represented by a committee which
is enthusiastically working for the
interests of the community. This
committee consists of Adolphus
Hines, chairman, Mrs. Susie
Briggs, Jackson Twiford, Oscar
Sanderlin and Robert Young.
An election is being asked tc
vote on up to 100000 in bonds or
the property in the Kitty Hawk
District, which includes a large
part of the former Mays Head
township, and also large area Of
the remaining part on Mays Head
beach, reaching from Cats Meow
neighborhood to soundside jigsaw
road in old Mays Head. 1t is in this
latter named area that some IL
school patrons live, who desire
their children to go to Manteo
School and not to Kitty Hawk
About a dozen of these patrons
appeared before the board Tues
day with Attorney Wallace Gray
to plead their cause.
Their cause is that they desire
to send their children to Manteo
school, and are willing to trans
port them to the Jigsaw road
which is the terminus of the bus
route from Manteo Schools. But
the Dare County Board of Edu-
cation has ordered that they not
be allowed to ride on this bus at all
The Board has said if these peo-
pie wish their children to go to
Manteo, they must transport them
in their own vehicles all the way
See VOTE, Page Four
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
INCREASED ENROLMENT
GIVES EXTRA TEACHER

The Manteo School was notified
by the State Department of Edu-
cation that another elementary
teacher had been allotted the
school due, to the large enrolment
the first ten days of school.
The enrolment this year thus
far is rs in comparison to at the
close of school last year or 1876 at
this same period last year.
The new teacher who has not
BEEN employed will teach a section
of the 7th grade which now has
so students.
The new teacher will give
teachers in the elementary school
and six in the high school, three
more than last year.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
GOVERNOR GETS ADVICE
ON REPAIRING ROADS

The Dare County Commissioners
this week voted to send a letter
to Governor Hodges, urging him
to give the State Highway Com
mission more money to repair
storm damaged roads in Dare
County. It seems puzzle to I'M
derstand how this conclusion was
arrived at, or where the informa-
ton came from to make such re-
quest, but they are asking the Gov
ernor to give the commission
100000 for this job.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07
DARE BOARD DETERMINED ON
WASTE FOR RATTLETRAP JAIL
COME HELL OR HIGH WATER
Commissioners Vote tuesday to Hold Another
Election to Get People To Approve Scheme Re-
ec+ed by Voters in July By Two To One; Would
Increase Taxes With County Already in Red.

The Dare County Commissioners
seem determined to go ahead with
their wasteful plan to build new
Jail costing around 100000, des-
pite the fact that the voters last
July 9, rejected the scheme by
vote of two to one. 1t cost the tax
payers some $4,000 wasted to find
out their wishes in the matter, and
it seems that would be enough.
The Board was so chagrined at
the defeat of the measure by the
voter, that at their next meeting,
they voted to go ahead and spend
the money anyhow. They did write
the Attorney General for an opin-
ion, but they have not revealed his
opinion. They also sought the ad-
vice of the County Government
advisory commission, and they got
back an opinion that it shouldn't
be undertaken unless the Board
had all the money in hand.
Tuesday of this week, the Board
decided they will put the people to
the expense of holding another
election at an early date. They are
confident they can get different
result. For one thing, the board
has been somewhat generous re-
Gently in giving out county funds,
and they hope to get some votes
this way.
The motion to hold this second
election was made by Commits
sioner Lawrence Swain of Man
teo and seconded by James Scar
borough of Avon. Commissioner
w. H. Lewark of Kill Devil Hills
abstained from voting, which in
dicated he didn't have the nerve
at the moment to vote with the
people of county, nor to vote
| against the Board. Some months
ago he said he was against the
scheme, but he didn't say so Tues.
day. q
The prediction is expressed that
the county is headed for rec
mark of about $4,000 by the enc
of this year in operating expenses
due to having been spending be-
yond budget figures and out OF
bounds of anticipated income
This figure is expected to reach
the $4,000 mark in another year
The Board has raised taxes by
some-30 per cent this year, the new
tax bills were due to have beer
out some weeks ago, but have not
been sent the people.
| In connection with the scheme
to waste the money for a new
empty Jail in Manteo, it seems il
might have occurred to the Boarc
to see if the people of Dare County
wish to hold another election, with.
out going to all the expense Of
holding one. Petitions could be
circulated fairly, and if enough
taxpayers signed to form a major
| ity, then would be time enough
to talk about an election. 1t is 6
pity the people can't vote on the
county officers who back this plal
See RATTLETRAP, Page Five
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1955-10-07

SWORDFISH PUNCTURES PILING any knowing
what will the beach after and keeping with
Haeras Island the villagers searching when the
Gains down. Last week. after Ralph Scarborough Of Knna
he could discovered the
good many neighbours creosoted
thrust through with the sword of a swordfish.
Times when seaarng home with the plankng
their shooners mpaed by swordsh sometimes hreencf
pnks being penetrated and there legend the Outer Banks
ship that with swords and each time the
skipper thought collision with something that
these critters could inches solid timber
thing Nobody could quite believe it, but there
Swordsh sometimes taken off Cape Haeas but usually
weigh
old they swim rate of 100 miles hour 1t would
take velocity and heavy pankng Scar
assistant of the Outer Banks RA plant
The photograph is by Ben Dixon MacNeil. s.y.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-08
Rustic straws fresh
crispness for your Easter hat!

We love this natural wheat shade with blues and
black, love it with high shades in midsummer,
With white with everything Pictured here the little
clip cop weothed With flowers the berry,
trimmed sailor faced with the surprise of foiIIe,
the little she'll hustled with big velvet
beautiful . do stop there first on your
gay Saturday ct JeIIeffs Street Floor Street only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-08

Choose from all the modern wonder fobrics,
beautiful silks, prints. This prize: Adeloors
crisp nyIon and cotton blend dckied with eye
let-edoed tucks, croeheted buttons. In white
only, sizes 81 to 80. Third Floor Street and
all JeIieff branch stores.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-08
TomorroW-Easter spree

Make big day Of it, JeIeff day it, First STOP suit shop
your fovorite Jee dress shop then checklist your
cries We you stealing the show the Eoster porode
Evening star., 1955-03-13
APARTMENT VALUES


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45i N. Capitol St. NE. bedrms..
,liy., rm;. din. kit, bath, s92.5
3.I0 Wisconsin Ave. NV; efic.;
s94i Nevdals Rd.; I bedrm.. i.y.
19OS NJ st. NE, l bedrm;. liv.
aF9a Fm' dinstts ernf,nt kit rns bath Sas s.s,m
sgSl l!S Tp. B. 81 Sin sE Eit' path; bsdrS sso: lv
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Il iv Panbu5H 1m din St tit s.. bath uts sedEm inei
a' iiv. rm.. al din. KITE Kit, bath; ah $50 So
45os 4thh st. NV. 2 rms kit
81 sf'hi PsssSas ssSa. St, NV, sss sssserm,.,
a@s .:s' 10Th rii sn' 81. NE. e GA bsdr@'' mo liv.
"a and : bsss; q; siE; s56. End mr. . rms
1882 Z. Capitol ct: End fr.: 2
1901 dirard st; NV l hedrm.'
7ez y ms St. 'lRi EE fs rms: ss'h ana bath;
1924 Nichols Ave. Sc. 2nd nr.;
3 rms. and bath; SS5.
din, kit. bath; S64.
644 Mass. Ave. NE. Enc. $55,
23l5 Lincoln Rd. NE Large efic.'
e3i5 i5''l Lincoln Rd. NE, ! bedrm..
iiv. rn., den, kit, bath; $72 so.
81 3rd St NE. bsdIm3 hv.
rm., den, kit. bath; SOS; 80.
ii r st. NE. bedrm.. hv. rni.'
4S9o Ft rotten Drive NE. bed
rm., liv. rm.. dinette, kit. bath;
$3.50.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
sos N. Capitol st. Realtor. MA.