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The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Soil Conservation
Holds Operation,
Management Meet

Inc oou conservation held an
operation management meeting -
Terry November 18th. HerscbeIi
D. Hurd, assistant state conser-
vationist from Bozeman, led h
group discussion. Joe Langendorf
area conservationist from M;1os
City, and the Work Unit person
mel from the Eastern and South
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
THE SIDNEY HERALD as
Thursday. Dec. l. 1855 ID
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RIcHLAND

STATE OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND
The undersigned. John Kiplinger
ooes hereby certify that he condficfs
u ~tranSaclS business in the County
OF hlchland and other Counties in re
Seate OF montana, under the name and
SSyre OF BASIN Bit Service with its
PInc1pal place of business Al 7IS
sra Street S. W, in the civ of Sid
ney. County of Richland and state
- montana, and further certifies thai
Ine true or rea full name Of Tive
person conducting or transacting the
business together with his post office
ADDRESS is as follows:
John Kiplinger
GA 9th S. E.
Sidney, Montana
TAT OF MONTANA
COUNTY OF RICHLAND)
n N TINS 10th day Of November. A
- 1900 before me Lawrence F .Jam-
UT a Notary Public for the &c..
montana, personally apDerre5
~ hlpllnger, known to me to he
person whose name is subscribed
70 1ne foregoing instrument and vybo
~severally acknowledged TO me- thst
ne executed the same.
WITNESS my hand and seal %
Ice the day and year in this CO.
ulIcaDe hrst above written.
Lawrence F. Jambor
Notary Public for he State
OF montana. Residing at Sid
ney, Montana.
My Commission FvDsro
(NOTARIAL SEAL) ,r7
publish Nov. II. "a. Dec. y
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01
Gil's Got

For Commercial painting or
house painting in the Sidney
area call 726-W for Free adj
vice and estimates.
FOSS CABINET & SUPPLY
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-01

All Types Of Job Primitive
Sidney Herald
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30

tation. For veterans who possess
skills which are needed by the
Air Force, that time has now been
extended.
In other skills which are classed
as surplus, grade determination
will depend mostly on date of
of separation. Veterans reenlisting
with a skill surplus to present
needs will be offered the oppor-
tunity to train in a speciality of
their choise which is currently
needed.
AT the present time all special
ties are listed under six class
ification ranging from needed to
surplus. From time to time the
classification of the specialities
will be changed depending upon
the needs of the Air Force.
This program revises our re-
enlistment policies completely and
all veterans should be aware of
the many new benefits now avail
able under the policy provisions"
S/Sgt Surnak said.
Complete details of the program
can be obtained by calling at the
Recruiting Station located at TAI
East 152nd ST., or by telephoning
Ii 1912.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30
Library News

Books added to the East Cleve-
land library the week of June
9th.
Questions Parents Ask, J. l..
Ellenwood; Your Personal Insur-
ance Guide, J. S. Miller; Vacation
Guide, 1866, Duncan Hines; North
Africa, Dore Ogrizek; Living
stones Travels, David Livingstone;
My Love Affair with the State of
Maine, Gertrude Mackenzie; James
Streets South, J. H. Street; Dis
covery Trips in California, Sunset;
How to Watch Birds, Roger Bar
ton; Public Health Nurses Guide,
Ohio Dept of Health, Division of
Nursing; Textbook of Healthful
Living, H. S. Diehl; The Slim
Gourmet, Martin Lederman; The
Practice of Sanitation, E. S. Hop
kins; Care of Your Skin, Herbert
Lawrence.
Titanium in Industry, Stanley
Abkowitz; Insulate and Air Con-
dition Your Home, Croft Conklin;
Living in the Back Yard, r. F.
Yates; All About the Perennial
Garden, Montague Free; Shady
Gardens, E. S. Parcher; Greedy
Gardeners, r. L. Wright; Every
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30
Davey Crockett
Fans Follow His
Frontier Trail

The Davy Crockett Reading
Club, a summer reading program
for all boys and girls from fourth
grade through the eighth, is in full
swing at the East Cleveland Public
Library. Two club books are re-
quired as an entry fee, after which
the new member receives a small
Davy Crockett figure bearing his
name. The little figure advances
on the Crockett Trail as additional
books are reported on. The goal
the Alamo! To date, 615 men,
bers are registered in the four Ii
braries, and 191 of them have
earned their Davy Crockett figures.
finishing the game this week, by
reading and reporting on IL club
books are:
Patty McGinnis, 14624 Elm ave-;
John Miscelli, 1473 East 135th ST.;
Lynn Nethery, 14524 Dover ave-;
Peggy Prendergast, 862 Caledonia
ave.; Dorothy Smith, 1906 Sixth
ave.; Jane Treebs, 10F48 Rush
leigh rd.; Linda Wagner, 920 Dres-
den rd.
Margaret Ann Toohig has fin
ished for the second time, by read
ing "a books. She lives at 1926
Van Buren.
Boys and girls in the first three
grades, are joining the Bookmark
Club. In this group the name Of
the reader and the books which he
has read are placed on brightly
colored Davy Crockett bookmark.
There are 756 members in this
club, and 296 of these boys and
girls have received their book
marks and have them on display
at the library.
All boys and girls are invited
to come to any East Cleveland
Public Library and join one of
the summer reading clubs.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30
New Plan For
Re-EnIistment
In Air Force

All veterans of the Cleveland
area, regardless of former military
affiliation, who have been out of
the service since July 1851 and
who possess a skill needed by the
Air Force can now re-enlist with
an attractive grade adjustment,
according to S-Sgt. Surnak, local
Air Force recruiter.
The re-enlistment program is
part of a new policy designed by
the Air Force to benefit the vet
eran and also insure the procure
ment of much needed prior service
technicians. In addition the policy
allows veterans with special quail
fications a choice Of base assign
ment or an overseas theater where
he would like to serve.
In the past, one of the greatest
deterrents to reenlistment was the
90-day after discharge time limi-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30
Our CTS

Cadet Charles n. Paden is at
tending four weeks of summer
training at Vance Air Force Base
as part of his Reserve officer
training at Ohio State University.
He has completed his junior year
in advanced Air Force ROTC. Fol-
lowing his graduation he will be
eligible for appointment as a
second lieutenant in the Air Force
Reserve and for entry into flight
training to win the coveted silver
wings of an Air Force pilot.
Cadet Paden is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Albert n. Paden.
G.I. NEWS
The John L. Ridenours of 1880
Emily ave. are receiving mail from
Korea these days. 1t is from son,
Pfc. John Ridenour who is sta
toned there with the U S.
Marines.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30

Woman's Complete Guide to Tat.
ting, Norma Bepporath; Twentieth
Century Counterpart, Humphrey
Searle; Boatman's Almanac, Her
bert Croker; Western Campsite
Directory, Sunset.
Keats, j. NJ. Murry; Collected
Poems of Wallace Stevens, Wal
lace Stevens; Party of One, Cliff
ton Fadiman; Onions in the Stew,
B. B. Macdonald; A Slight Sense
of Outrage, C. W. Morton; The
Roosevelt Leadership, 1933-1945,
Z. f. Robinson; Ny Philadelphia
Father, c. d. Biddle; The Way of
My World, /. J. c. Brown; The
Silver Answer, c. B. Burnett:
News is a Singular Thing, Mar
guerite Higgins.
Fiction
A Dream of Treason. Maurice
Edelman: The Year of August,
Anton Fereva; Crown and the
Shadow, Pamela Hill; The Four
Fates, NJ. NJ. Mackay.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30

Dudley Humphrey, president of
the Cleveland District Golf Asso-
citation, is shown here about to hit
the first ball in the Northeast
Kiwanis Hole-In-One and Pitch
Contest now underway at Euclid
Beach Golf School, 1920 Lake
Shore blvd.
The high ranking local golfer
and member of Northeast Cleve-
lands famous family responsible
for Euclid Beach Park, failed to
cop either the 500 prize or S. for
a pitch in the barrel.
However, he had this much to
say:
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-06-30

"All golfers in this area should
support this worthy cause and
enable the Kiwanis Club to carry
on their good work."
Members of the contest commit
tee and top prize seekers look on
as Humphrey tries his skill.
The contest continues through
Monday, July 4th from noon to
10 p. m.
Evening star., 1955-06-29
girls apparel

Cotton dresses, some samples and ir-
regulars. Many no-iron fobrics. Sizes
7 to a. Regularly 2.eo to 3.ee, 1888
PepperelI shorts in fine cotton twill.
Half boxer back, light and dark shades.
Sizes 7 to l4---- -- 88c
Bothine suits in cotton and lostex
style. Solids and prints. Sizes 8 to
a. Regularly 2o9 to 3.ee 1888
Cotton blouses in white prints and
solids. Sizes 7 to l4------1.5o
Down stoirs Store, Girls Apparel
Evening star., 1955-06-29
washable dresses

Misses and Wonenss washable royon
and cotton dresses. Cap, set-in or
sleeveless. Scoop or V-neek. Full or
slim skirts. Sizes z to 20; l4Iz to
24R. Reeulorly 49e and $50 3.77
Down stoirs Store. Inexpensive Dresses
Evening star., 1955-06-29
junior sporisWear

Shorts in pIoids and solids. Assorted
fobrics and styles. Sizes 10 to l8 Lao
Cotton crozy pants, assorted styles and
colors. Sizes 10 to l8-------1.99
Cotton skirts, prints and solids. Many
styles and colors. Sizes 9 to $3.50
Down Stoirs Store, Junior Miss
Evening star., 1955-06-29
infants and juveniles

Girls bathing suits, cottons, nylon and
Iostex. Sizes 3 to 6. Regularly 80
1.59; z for 800
SompIes and overeuts Of toddIers'
wear. Suits, dresses, terry robes. Sizes
! to 3. Regularly 2.oe to 500,
1888 to 1888
Cotton knit polo shirts. Sizes 3 to 6.
Regularly ! l.le--8Se; 8 for $50
Dresses, nylon and cotton. Sizes to
3 and 3 to 6x. Regularly 2.o9 to
400 o---------1.88
Down Stoirs Store, infonts and Juveniles
Evening star., 1955-06-29
assorted handbags

Plastic, novelty straw, royon foille.
White, black, red, natural. Many
styles. Add 1929 Federal tax. Ir-
regulars. if perfect 3.O0------l.99
Down Stoirs Store, Hondboos
Evening star., 1955-06-29
fanlous.Inake nyIons

Stretch hose, sheer construction, per-
feet fit. Summer shade. lrreeuIors,
if perfect l65 ---- ---- 88e
Knee-hieh nyons, o6 eouee-l5
denier Summer shades. Sizes 8Hz to
". Irreeulors, if perfect 90,
z for LOO
Seconds Of nylons, several construc-
tons, summer shades. Sizes 8lh to II.
IT perfect LIS to !. so,
SOC; z poirs | 90
Suedine fobrie moeeosin, handmade,
washable Soft comfortable innersole.
White, pink, light blue. beige. Small
to Jorge. Regularly l.O0------SSe
Down Stoirs Store, Hosiery
Evening star., 1955-06-29
costume jeweIry

White and posteI necklaces, earrings,
bracelets and pins. Add 1929 Federal
tax Regularly l.OO----2 for 100
Down Stoirs Store. Costume JeweIy
Evening star., 1955-06-29

Fomous-moke walking shorts and
swim trunks. Washable royon with
the look Of linen, in checks and solid
coIors; lOO9o Puckered nylon, orion
and nylon and royon trunks in the
group, Sizes 30 to A. Regularly 3.95
10 500 az
Mems terry cloth robes. Small to
loree. Regularly 1925 to 1895, 6.99
Down Stoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
Evening star., 1955-06-29
rayon umbrellas

Quick dying royon-ocetote, many i'm
ported handles. Slim Jims and l6-rib
regulars. Dark shades, posteIs and
ploids Regularly 5.OO-----3.99
Down Stoirs Store, Umbrellas
Evening star., 1955-06-29
boys clothing

Short sleeve sports shirts. royon, cot
ton and cotton pIisse. Sizes 6 to 20.
Regularly $50 and 2.eo------I.6o
3 for 500
Assorted cotton knit shirts, crew neck.
Sizes 6 to Is. ReeuIorIy.l.5o 100
Wosh shorts, cotton oobordines and
checks. Sizes 8 to l8. Regularly 2.oo,
l.6o; 8 for 500
Down stoir Store, Boys Clothing
Evening star., 1955-06-29
misses summer gloves

Samples, irreguIors and discontinued
styles OF nylon LAO denier) and double
woven cotton gloves. White, pink,
block, novy. Sizes 6 to 712. If perfect
l7o TO $50 , poirs , en-
Down stors Store, Gloves
Evening star., 1955-06-29
chiIdren's shoes

Misses pIoyshoes, sizes l2h to 8 and
growing girls sizes 4 to 9. Assorted
styles and eoIors. Regularly 800 2.S8
lrreeuIor tennis shoes, assorted sizes,
1888
Down Stotrs Store, chiIdren's Shoes
Evening star., 1955-06-29
boleros and haiters

'st quolity pique boeros, waffle
weove and pinwoIe z styles. Sizes Il
to I8. Regularly l.ee------l.5o;
z for 800
Ist quolity and Irregular hoters in as
sorted styles and coors. Regularly
.Oo - ------- 59c; z for 100
'st quolity hondkerchiefs, cotton
prints, solids, Swiss embroideries. Req
ulorIy zoe and 3ee 3 for I M
Down Stoirs Store. Hondkerchiefs and Flowers
Evening star., 1955-06-29
)c; z pairs 100
sleeveless bIouses

7 st quality from q famous -moker.
Prints, solids, checks, plaid. Many
styles and coIors. Sizes 81 to 3d. Re-
eulorly l.99------l.59; z for 800
Down Stoirs Store, Blouses
Evening star., 1955-06-29
no-iron lingerie

Cotton pIisse briefs, eIostie leg. Sizes
5, s, 7---------3fo for | 90
Cotton midriff 2-piece shorty poioros,
prints. Sizes 81 to 40. Regularly 80.
1.59; z for 800
Cotton busters. prints and solids.
Down Stoirs Store. Underwear
Evening star., 1955-06-29
corseis and bras

Famous name "a cotton mesh bros.
NyIon morquisette over bust top sec
ton. B 81 to 40; c "a to AZ. Re-
eulorly 25o-----------
Fomous-none pontie oirdles, nyIon
sheer power net, double front panel.
Nylon Iostex back panel. Girdle or
ponties, small. to large. Regularly
500 and 5.o5----------3.I9
SomPIe eirdIes and ponte oirdIes.
Regularly 500 to 8.50------3.49
Down Stoirs Store, corsets and Bros
Evening star., 1955-06-29
53.piece dinnerware set

Service for 8, 4 lovely potterns to
choose from. lrreeuIors, if perfect
24.o5 1885
Down Stoirs Store, Homewores, North Building
Evening star., 1955-06-29
save " -. luggage

Brown or blue nylon covering.
l8" overniehter, II" weekender. Reg
uIorIy 20.OO---------------9.
Troin cose, 24" Jr. Pullman. Reeu-
lorly 26.OO-----------l2
26" Pullman, %" Pullman, 81" word-
robe with honeers. Regularly 32.OO,
1898
Add 1929 Federal Tox
Down stoirs Store. Lusoooe. North Building
Evening star., 1955-06-29
mems sportswear

Down Stoirs Store, Infonts and Juveniles
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

ALEXANDRIA, Old Port sectional
charming, different home; COM
pletely restored, .2-bedroon1 de-
tached brick, walled picture garden,
bright modern kitchen. living room
With 1s TeplaGsi; cio,.ts sepaFas0e 5s0 dnns Fair
fax st.: slS,950. Sale by OWNER.
Alex, TE e-sTSS;k sasknell Manor-aI sp-
praised, Sf4.700: 3 bedrms., plus
Attn bedrn. OF den, lh baths;
FaA. loaA gd go. q 0s-5oIsi SSssms presen. Ms1 ("
eiec. kit and laundry. LEe. lily.
rn.. sep. din. rm., h.-w.h.. hrepi.,
air corid. Good recreation facil.
tiles. S25. 900. XII. 8-4452. --3
ALEXANDRIA AREA, Burgundy VII
lage - A 3-bedrm: rambler with
bsmt;. at the unbelievable price oi
$3.50 s5;''s settlement % cost is. all YOU
need, this won't wait. E. A. HERN-
HOLM. KI. .9-7411.
ALEXANDRIA. Braddock .Heights--
3-bedrm. Colonial: full bsmt.; Gl
approved, $4,000. Will sell for
S14.950. SCI down to qualified vets.
YEONAS REALTY. IA. $1,000.
ALEXANDRIA. near complete shop
ping center with bank, 5 min. to
Ft. Beivolr, 20 min. to D. C.-GI-
appraised for S10.450; no money
down: monthly payments. $50. z.
Semidet. 2-bedrr1., full bsmt. with
concrete walls. washer, fully equip,
porch. concrete, driveway: See it
and you will be convinced OF a
good deal. Call OWNER, so.
ALEX, contemporary home In Hol.
lin Hills--3-bedrm. rambler with.
baths, liv. rm.. din. rm.,. study,
$4,000. KELWAY BROS, TIE. g.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-very attrac.
porch: outside entr., GI appraised,
S10,750. No-money- down f1nancine
stu available dIcAR1 REAL Es-
ALEEaN6Rrx-z7cEovER A ATE1at 81 s-7aSSovE - Com.
Portable white BRICK 2-story. g.
bedrm. home in Seminary area,
equipped mod. elec. kit. cool scr,
PsSei as at' sag Ess Tn With 0esSttSl sxte
naniiins f1nnsi LIsss 1dss tao t2E 'srSss cs ea
6-3T75. FREDERICK VI. BERENs
AIaXANDRTA AIaIfi; RIA AREA6immsc. RE-. e-nnDH home
on beautiful Y acre. Liv. rm: with
? bedrms, and bath on 1st FIR. 2
sTti9ssd sTs sssvef ssdrs stss dns SpstsI
Only $4,000. XII. S-s227. Asso.
CIATED BROKERS.
ALEX HWY.-Brick Gus
tom 3-bedrm. rambler. featurinR
beamed ceiling liv. rm. with firepl.,
screened breezeway. 2-car garage;
On On wooded sSa y acre. Only nagccI w, s9zr; ,gz9
ANNA LEE HEIGHTS--3 bedrms,
pine-paneled den, fenced back yard
S1g;s9o yEoMss .v 81 1SS doTn ~ soyeo TO Veterans
IANNANDALE, 5000 down-3-bedrm
rambler; oh lse ,1asiy. shay lot; conyeniien'
esli f'tSSis o%NER. sans gE. 4-siss. lbs SnODsins si
ANNANDALE-A house that vii
acres, beautiful trees, creek II
back: 3 rms. bath. large sur
porch, "a basement, large FINISHED
upstairs g.as attic Trn nm6 all,eleetrie az
ARLINGTON@i You can spent
$21, 800 for new house. 1t shoult
be brick have a full bsmt.. 2 fire
places. birch cabinets. and eye
level oven in. q large kit. double
bath and not be over s minutes
from the Pentagon, II the one
you've seen don't have all thes.
features, then come to the .s0t
Sgsr Sfssrno9n. % scciamSis pike to To- vsitei
5sls; sysssy, Mr., MIi shrsys, q uS1ors2
Evening star., 1955-07-31
BEAUTIFUL CORAL HILLS

BEAUTIFUL CUhAI HILLS
6-rm. brk. Colonial. nr. schools.
shop. ehurchss;; M-mi. D. G. Is
rm.. lac. KIT. with Kitchen Aid
dishwasheT. 3 bedrms.. III baths.
aluminium sash and screens with
rec. rm. and in. laundry, incl.
auto. washer and eiee. drier: ige.
fenced. s0dded lot: tree-lined fin.
street and sidewalk; S1s.750. Phone
OWNER-o OCCUPANT. 10. s-7ISS.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
SUB. AND COUNTRY PROP

4 ACRES, with 3 bedrmz. bath
home. close 70 Germantown clover
leaf. $4,000.
GATTHERsBURo. ( rms. and bath,
home. full baSmt., So.600. A good
buy.
AZ ACRES. with over 300 IT. 'front.'
age on hard road, 3 bedrmS, bath,
home. committing distance. $4,000.
y ACRES. 5 I'm. and bath house.
full baSemt., close TO Gathers
burg. S10.50O.. $1,000 cash
CRAWFORD DRIVE. Twinbrook. q
clean well kept rm.. and bath. on
LIST FIR. EXP. attic. GI appraised.
SI1 $50.
GAITHERSBURG q 4 bedrm house.
in excellent condition, beautiful liy-
Z ing rm., full basemt., large yard.
and beautiful shrubbery. S21,000.
.TWTNBRooK. Rockville. 8 bedrms..
bath. storage rn.. patio, nice shrub
berry and flowers. Yard fenced, close
to schools. S12.500. Can arrange
financing. either GI. or eonven-
tional.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO
OPEN / to 6

OPEN l 10 D
1Os07 Powder Mil I'd. - Custom
built Cape Cod. 2 master-sized bed
rms. din. rm., equipped kitchen,
lovely liv. rm. with fireplace; full
bsmt.. outside entrance. carport
with sun deck; huge expansion
attic. Easy terms arranged. DIT :
house on right.
MATTHIAS co.
wa. v-06l1. Call I'll . Pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
INCREDIBUL!
$500 FULL PRICE!
5O21 KENESAW ST.
tBERWYN1
0pEM Ian To 8 p Nj

OPEN 1880 TO S PM.
You won't believe this! The mos
beautiful location you have evel
seen. Please drive out and see az
incredible bargain in LIITLE
LIVING. ideal for two. Mr.
MANUEL, on premises. After
pm, call DE. 2-9732.
COLORED--A WHAM DINGERi
See this Immaculate, well-kept 2
story brick home with its separate
dining room. full basement will
COzY RECREATION ROOM, fence'
rear yard and many, many extras
In prime location and onl.
Sl1,30O; CT or other financing
payments less than rent, Exclusiy
with BOWERS BROS, AP. T-S400
Evening star., 1955-07-31
4 Bedrooms : J. Baths
FOR ONLY $4,000

DRIVE OUT today inspect these spacious modern
uevel
executive
at home ONLY
AFEW CITY BLOCKS AWAY
sructn and the bun quality inside
color the shades GENERAL ELECTRIC kitchen equip
ment. FINANCING Military
D1rECTIONS
u From ntSa: tSsas; out nf P ss @ sSS % then T I HG ss
Stanley r. Rowland Co., Inc
Realtors
ia East Broad st. Falls Church,
JE 3-157o JE 3-s3sS
CnVnuWen ztpaTs
Evening star., 1955-07-31

(continusd % next psEs)
Evening star., 1955-07-31
OWNER SACRIFICE
HOME AND INCOME

Brick Cape Cod; 4 bedrms. plus hsmt
apt. for only S15.50O. . stont
f1replaces, huge kitchen, screened
rear porch. Owner overseas Mos
reasonable terms. Call RE, b.
5000 to inspect.
Evening star., 1955-07-31
6O08 JAMESTOWN RID
WEST HYATTSVIILE

New custom ramblers on beautiful
settings. all with bedrms,, sep,
SiId;, din; rms, and ul.ramod kitssS in IL
fgns freensTs A earhags as d,xwnsa, wsn ~ nusS r1;
mahog. doors, Venetian blinds, alu-
minum screens, porches, price from
S17.500 to $1S,500 with excel
terms. Directions: Out Queens
Chapel I'd. to Nicholson st., turn
left TO jamestown rd.. then right
tn ouen sign
Evening star., 1955-07-31
CAMP SPRINGS
6o4Q ALLENTOWN m
OPEN SUM-, / It'll Z
1929 CLAGGET RI

Univ. Park, master-buiit ga story
brk. Colonial, in this finest OF
says sell for bargain price of S22,-
500, 5 hedrms., huge liv. rm. with
frepl,, screen side porch, rec. rm.,
spacious wooded lot with gar. and
patio, see to appreciate, terms to
suit. Directions: Out Queens Chapel
rd, TO Clagget, left to home,
Evening star., 1955-07-31
84O6 ADELPHI RD.
ADELPHI

Owner says reduce $1,000 and sell
this week end. full price only KS SO, y,
lOO-ft, wide lot, bree5eway and
gar, all elec. kit. tile floor. in. full
bsmt., lRe. picture window In huge
liv. rm. with firepl.. suitable tinarc-
ing can be arranged. Directions
out Queens Chapel I'd. 20 Colesville
rd turn left then straight on to
Adelphi rd. and open sign.
Evening star., 1955-07-31

N. ARL.-3-twin-be -bedrm. brick Co
ionial, ia baths: lge. level lot will,
trees; storage attic with stairs and
fan: daylight rec. rms, extra
storage; mr.. schools and transp.;
family swim; pool msmbershl9p:
SHIRLEY HWY.-Full basement, 8
beautiful rooms on 100x220-ft. lot
with trees and lake privileges. Sure
it's q brick rambler and q wonder
ful buy at S16.950. Exclusive.
E. F. STEFFEY. JE. 4-3447, JE.
Evening star., 1955-11-20
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