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Mrs. Homberqer,
Widow Of Officer

Mrs. Elizabeth Martin Ham
berger. a native of Fredericks-
burg. Va. and a District resident
for 25 years. died yesterday al
Bethesda Hospital after a two
month illness.
She was the widow OF L.
Comdr. w. F.. Hamburger. USN
Mrs. Hamberger belonged to a
number Of patriotic and civic
organizations. She lived at 5l4
Nineteenth street NV.
Survivors include a son. Rear
Admiral Dewitt c. E. Hamburger
of 2401 Calvert street NV. and
five sisters. Mrs. Samuel Chiles
of the home address and Mrs
James G. Harrison. Mrs Joseph
Hopkins. Mrs. Andrew Cobb and
Mrs. John Mcdonnell. all of Fred
ericksburg.
Graveside services will be held
at 1880 pm. tomorrow in Arling-
ton Cemetery.
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Thomas A. Burns, "a,
Ex-Gun Factory EmpIoye

had lived in Alexandria most Of
his life. He was a former State
president of the Eagles Lodge Of
Virginia.
He is survived by his widow.
the former Chloe v. Thompson
Of the home address; two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Elinors Harlow of los
East Walnut street, Alexandria,
and Mrs. Mildred Bates of Engle-
side, Va: three sons, Leonard A.
of the home address; Carl L. of
403 East Luray avenue, Alexan-
dria. and Elmer G.. of 1870 South
Oakland street, Arlington a sis
ter. Mrs. Kate Cox of 215 Pros
pect terrace, Alexandria; a
brother Arthur. of 430 East Nell
son avenue, Alexandria, and Is
grandchildren.
Services will be at IL am. Sat.
urday at the Cunningham flu
neral home, with burial in Mount
Comfort Cemetery.
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Clarence E. N. Mucurtney,
Author and Clergyman

fundamentalists. The dispute
led to DR.. Fosdick's retirement
from the Presbyterian ministry
In 1924 he was elected modera-
tor of the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church in the
United States.
DR.. Macartney's books included
Christian Faith and the Spirit
Of the Age" Twelve Great
Questions About Christ" and
Christianity and Comm n
Sense"
He is survived by another
brother. the Rev. John r. Mac
artney of Santa Barbara, Calf,
and a sister, Mrs. Wilhamina
Guerard Of Berkeley, Calf.
Services will be at IL am. Fri
day at First Presbyterian Church
in Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Gibson, so,
OF PETERSBURG

Mrs. Mary Quicke Gibson, so,
of Petersburg, Va. died yester-
day after a long illness at Peters,
burg General Hospital. She was
the mother Of Capt. Eupha Glib
son. welfare secretary Of Saliva
ton Army area headquarters
here.
She was the widow OF Jeptha
A. Gibson.
Survivors. in addition to Capt.
Gibson. include two other daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Alvin Barefoot OF Pet
ersburg and Mrs. Thomas Peedin
Of Miami. and four sons, Cecil.
Jeptha. Franklin Delano and
William. all of Petersburg.
Services will be at 2 pm to-
morrow at j. I Morriss a. Son
funeral home. Petersburg. with
burial In Southlawn Cemetery.
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The Rev. Clarence Edward
Noble Mccartney. n. prominent
Pittsburgh clergyman and au-
thor. died last night at his home
in Beaver Falls. Pa, after a long
illness.
He was the brother OF the Rev.
Albert j. Mccartney, minister
emeritus of National Presbyte-
rian Church here.
DR.. Clarence Mccartney was
minister Of First Presbyterian
Church in Pittsburgh for IS years
until his retirement in 1854. He
had been minister emeritus since
then.
Earlier in his career. he had
been pastor Of Arch Street Pres
byterian Church in Philadelphia,
where he was called in 1914. In
Philadelphia he became promi-
nent as a leader Of the "funda-
mentalist group" in the Presbyte-
rian Church. A close associate of
William Jennings Bryan. he OPP
posed the views Of DR.. Harry
Emerson Fosdick. whose ortho-
doxy was questioned by the
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organized and was active in it
for years. He liked to tell people
he was the Oldest volunteer fire.
man in Maryland.
About 10 years ago the Dis
trict Heights Citizens Associa-
ton. casting about for a Santa
Claus to visit schools and homes
in the area. found just the man
in Mr.. Mitchell. whose stable
stomach and hearty laugh made
him ideal. He performed his
Yule duties with gusto until last
year, when he was confined to
his bed shortly before Christmas
after a brain operation.
But shortly after the first of
this year. he was up again and
going to his Office daily.
Last Friday, as he left the
house, he slipped and fell, in
juring his shoulder. He began
hemorrhaging internally and
died at IL o'clock last night.
He is survived by his widow
the former Nancy A. Rush of the
home address; three daughters,
Mrs. Selma S. Chandor of the
home address, Mrs. Juanita
Rocks of Is Yuma street, Col
lege Park, Md, and Mrs. Gladys
M. Rowles of 104 Sixty-fourth
place. Seat Pleasant; son Ell
bert of the home address; two
sisters, Mrs. Laura Nichols and
Mrs. Bessie Evans, both of Gait,
Mo-; a brother Frank of Spick-
ard, Mo-; three grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
being handled by Chambers fu-
neral home, SIT Eleventh street
Sc.
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A 64-year-old Alexandrian
died of heart attack at the
wheel of his car Yesterday min
utes after he had paid his life
insurance premium.
His automobile then coasted
across the street and stopped in
front of a funeral home.
Thomas A. Burns of AIT East
Alexandria avenue, who retired
three weeks ago as a Naval Gun
Factory employee. was pulling out
of a parking lot across from
the Cunningham funeral home
Cameron and North Alfred
streets. Alexandria. when he
slumped over the steering wheel
His son, Elmer G. Burns. said
he was dead by the time the car
stopped. He said his father had
accumulated some 1000 hours
of unused sick leave in more
than 80 years of Government
service.
Mr.. Burns, a District native
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oOuIl OcIOIe MOVING 10 washing
ton in 1918. He spent 20 years
in Government work, retiring
from the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice in l947. He was appointed
committing magistrate in May,
1851.
Five days a week he left his
home, hailed cab and rode to
his Office at the Seat Pleasant
police station. He had preached
safety for years and felt he was
too told to drive a car.
Retirement" was only a word
to Mr.. Mitchell, who Joined the
District Heights Volunteer Fire
Department as soon as it was
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Todoo Oosu, japanese
Lower House Member

KUMAMOTO. Japan, Feb. 20
IP.--Tadao CASA. 81, a lower
House member and recently
State Minister in charge of
police affairs. died today of a
heart attack.
Mr.. CASA also held the State
Minister post in Gen. Hideki
ITojo's wartime cabinet. His
death leaves the strength of the
government Liberal-DemocratiC
Party in the 467-seat lower
House Of the Diet tParliament)
AT 296.
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Samuel A. Mitchell Dies:
Prince Georges Official

Samuel Arthur Mitchell retired Internal Revenue Serv-
ice employe and committing magistrate in Prince County
since 1851 died last night at his home 702 Foster street.
Heights, Md
He reported due for reapponment magistrate today
when Gov McKedn sends his executive
Senate for confirmation.
native of Illinois, Mr.. Mitchell lived Oklahoma and Mis-
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officer. a post which kept him in
Bozman. He was transferred to
Washington in 194l.
Besides his widow, Mr.. Dexter
is survived by a son, John B.
Dexter. a foreign service officer
stationed at the Far East: two
sisters. Mrs. Bruce Stedman of
Long Island. and Mrs. Shepherd
Royle Of Philadelphia. and seven
grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are in
complete.
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SERVICE TOMORROW
Solemn high requiem mass
will be celebrated for the
Rev. Francis L. Rozsaly at
1890 am. tomorrow at st.
Anthony's Catholic Church,
Twelfth and Monroe streets
NE. Burial will be in
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Father Rozsaly, 80, a phi
losophy instructor at Cath
Ollie University, died Mon
day at Georgetown Hospital
of a cerebral hemorrhage.
Chase Studio Photo.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
]. William Lees Sons Co.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
IN and Mass Ave NE. IL. 3.b2OO
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FUNERAL DESIGN

GEO c. SHAFFER, INC.
ESpIeaaiys Flora Iributes Moderate
orders 'lsO accepted Hu r. n D m week
niEhis 400 18th 81 NV Ma e-0iO6
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CEMETERY LOTS

t !l.goc' IA. f s.isss. Fort Lin':ln'
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p DAVIS, ,,, Exalted g.. Ruler.

DEIANEH JH us M oH T u7 bEIyANTE wv
B. MARS q washinGton. b. C.: Teresa
a. Delaney OF Boston, Mass; J. Rus
ianey Of New York City. N. Y. Funeral
from the W. X Huntemann a. Son
Funeral Home. b7J2 0eorgia ave, NV,
on Friday. February ~, a. O:3g am.
Requiem mass az the NATIVITY Church
al 10 am. Relatives and friends in
vited 70 attend. Interment Calvary
Cemetery, Boston. Mass. 81
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khMP, ROYAL r, SR. Formerly Of
1902 Hansford st. Sc, at Clearwater,
ia; on February 5. 1857, ROYAL P.
Stull Kemp: father OF Royal p. Kemp,
IT.. Tampa. Fla Services at the
Etchison Funeral Home. iO6 East
day, february 81. at 1880 am. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
Friends may meet At the cemetery
once at I pm 90
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McQuADE. RnnERr p snhaenir .,

MONDAY. February Is. 1857, ROBERT
I. McQUADE, beloved husband OF
5aran T. MeQuadc and father Of
Brenda and Robert McQuade Funeral
from the Arehart Funeral Home. Inc.
IA Plata. Nd, on Thursday. February
Il, at $50 an Requiem mass at
st. Ignatius Church. Bel Alton, Nd.
At am. Interment church ceme-
terry Prayers on Wednesday, Febru-
airy 20 at nm
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BCDD, EDWARD $. On Monday, Feb
ruary Is. 1857. at his residence, 1915
Sst NV Apt 3Ol. EDWARD s,
BUDD, devoted husband OF Alma
Budc. Also surviving are two sisters
Leslie B. Fortune and EStelle F. Berry,
and other relatives and many friends
From to 10 pm. Thursday. February
Il. friends may call al the Brooks
& Allen Funeral Home. 10Th st and
Florida ave. NV. where service will
be held on Friday, February - at
J pm, the Rev. c. T Murray ofieiRt-
ing Interment Harmony Cemetery. 81
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FRYE. FLORENCE B. In loving memory
Of our dear mother and grandmother.
one year ago, February II. 1855.
Death leaves hesrtaehe no one can
heal.
Some may forget you. now that you are
gone,
But ] shall remember, no matter hos
YOUR DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
GRANDCHILDREN
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CAHILL. VICTOR On Monday. Fearu-
s ssy H H. l957 vIr70 9sOTgss1Tp ynlysT
Foxhall I'd NV. beloved husband Of
Margaret German cahlll and brother
q Mrs. Frederick Stohlman Funeral
ron the above residence on Thursday,
February 81. at $50 am REQUIEM
mass az Our Lady OF Victory Church.
1875 Macarthur blvd nv at 10
am Inierment Mount Oliyet Gene
tery. 90
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MEAD, ELGAR G. (BUCKl. on :

DAY: February TO- 1857, ELGAR Ct
BUCK MEAD the beloved husband
Of ALICE A.. Mead. father OF Virginia
e. Collins, Helen L. McLaushlin. Alice
James I; and John Leo Mead. brother
OF Bertha Virginia Moore, Augusta
Temper, Deborah Duvall and Thomas
residence. 203 Biaekhawk dr., Forest
HEIGHTS. Nd. on Friday. February %
a. $50 an: thence to st. Thomas
More Catholic Church, where high re-
QUEEN mass will be offered at 10
am. for the repose Of his soul Rela-
tlves and friends invited Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery, 81
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Ts6laafy ; q. Ia57. WOLFF ! suf BUR.
wood. Nd, wife Of The late John
r Burton. daughter Of the late Mamie
s. Bellows and foster mother OF Clifton
Y. Burton Also surviving are two
sisters, Mrs.. Evelyn B. Fish ard Mrs
Dorothea NJ Hawkins three brotherS.
William D.. Pereival C. and Chagncey
L, Bellows and other relatives end
Arrangements by Mcclure. Inc Pam
ny may be contcated at 2si1 Newton
ST. ne
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raary us he RI Sa kMfp1dNsy iT 5s6
q 225 10th 81 Sc, beloved father OF
Mrs. Ruth Lane. John. Richard. In,
George and Leroy Mathis devoted
brother OF Mrs. Carrie Lougstreet
Mrs. Virginia Gray and Peter Mathis.
Also surviving are many other rela
tives and friends Notice OF funeral
later. ARRANGEMENTS BY Walter g.
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MOHLEk, MARY w. Suddenly, on Mon
S dsy Fe aG4s H. 1857 at he5 res
MoHLER beloved y wife H'" Of n the la Il
RMi sES H d Mohler; mSther Of Miss
Mrs Robert Tunell both Of Pittsburgh
Pa. George Fulmer OF San Francisco
Calf. and Mrs. James spcer. Ash
H heSa CO oh Fopers ser Hems a. Hoo ne
NV on Thursday February 81, at 2
pm, tparking facilities) Intermenl
Arlington National Cemetery. 20
MOODY, JOSEPH. OF 54O3 9th st. NV,
on February. is. 1857, husband OF
Berthe Moody, father Of J; Fisher
also Is survived by two grandchildren
and three ereat-grandchildren. SeTy-
Ices at Chambers Funeral Home 1900
sn y 81 n pm OF n EaaTsasy wa sfR5S
ton National Cemetery.
MUSS, WILLIAM y. Suddenly, on Tues
%SfinEeffi SS GRHeet ssav.s svf bu,ssS
p csthsrins NUS ' and isihcr q sistsr
Marthana Of Chicago Ill Services al
tshnsc S. Hines Co Funeral Home
P peel l4th ST. n Idso on T tnI,f,nS
iseili.issl Intermsnt Arlington Ma.
MOORE, cShA 4. On Tuesday. gsbru;
iOio p Pen rnSii sNH ave = sea sooF Notice
DOVE q. Brooks and Otis II. Allen
MORRIS, HARRIET &. ON sunday, Feb
Ris Of les r st. ne, beloved daush.
Ter, Of Mrs; Cora ? Morris; sister e! q
Williams, Miss Cora p. and the
late William Edward Morris. Alfred
G. and Raymond Morris Also surviy.
jackson OF Roxbury, Mass; three
nephews, other relatives and many
friends After IL noon Thurs.
day. February 81. friends arc. invited
rosary will be recited at 1870 pm
Requiem mass will be celebrated az 10
am. Friday February 30, at St Mar
tins Catholic Church, North Capitol
and T sts. Interment Lincoln Me.
mortal cemetery. Arrangement by
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49,, Of Columbia Lodge. No. IS, /
&CIA y p. o. z Of W., are hereby
noti ,sS q The ignsTsl q
Thursday. February I'll, 1901
at II am. from the Frazier
- Funeral Home, $50 Rhode
Island ave. NV. Session OF sorrow
on Wednesday, February 20. at $3.50
pm, at the Elks Home. Elks, serv-
Ices at q pm, at the above funeral
home. All members are requested TO
FRANK p DAVIS. Exalted Ruler.
EVERETT L. COOPER 6ecy
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ruary 10. 1857. ETHEL II. JOHNSON
OF 52S cath st, ne, beloved wife OF
James Z. johnson. ST, and mother Of
irving K. johnson. Also surviving are
two sisters, Mrs Bertha l.. Piummer
and Miss Bessie Randall. and other
relatives and many friends. Notice
OF funeral later. Arrangements by Me-
CURE, Inc. 81
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rites will be conducted on Thursday,
February II; 1857. at . pm. at the
Va. with interment there for WILLIAM
CLARENCE JONES OF Montross, West
morsland County. Va. He is survived
oy his widow. Mrs. Maude NJ. Jones
Mabel Gutrldge Of Washington, D. c.:
Mrs. Thelma Rouhana of Silver Spring.
Md, and Miss Mary Foxwell Jones
liam Powell Jones OF Montross va
Remains resting at Sanford's Funeral
Home, Montross. Westmoreland Coun-
ty, va.
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FRANCIS j KANE. President.
WALTER L. LYDDANE, SIR. secy.

IuaEy Il, az $50 m
wM EfAsG l. LYD BAEE s sss'i sses
CARPENTER, EUGENE ". On Tues
ao s f0i RudENE W. cARfEN qaTi' q
IT, 55th ave. Sc, the beloved hus-
band spe q q Il, Edith E., CARPENTER and
I; Carpenter Funeral services at the
Simmons Bros. Funeral Home. Is8i
Good Hope re Sc, on Friday. Feb-
I'M EIHry Cs TG, At 2 pm Interment CEDAR
rusry %. 1857, THOMAS r Cliff,
beloved husband Of Minnie " Gift,
father Of Mrs Rerniee G., Schneider,
Fan snai home oa ssi q d se ave w Pes
Church King George County. Va on
te alTsy e esSrcs semsier a. pm In
COLLINS, OLIVER FRANKLIN. on Mon
pital, Oliver FRANKLIN Collins s,O Of
l9sg Psrkgood pl: nv; beloved. hus-
Of Charles Collins OF Bfadenton. Fla,
81 spd pa brother Of d. Charles " Collins
E ICES at ot ,he s : y Hines CO. Funeral
iaeliltiesl. Interment Prospect Hiii
Cemetery. Front Royal. Va, on Thurs
OF flowers. contributions may be made
10 the Cancer Fund.
CREW. DAVID. on Monday. February
-. 1857, at his residence, 1921 Fair
mont 81. NV, DAVID CREW. beloved
husband Of the late Louise Washington
Crew. father o. Mrs. Thelma Crew
Jackson. Mrs. Helen Crew Myles and
DAVID Crew, r.. grandfather Of David
III and Albert Crew. other relatives
and friends also survive. After
pm. Wednesday. February 90 friends
may call at the Frazier Funeral Home.
$50 Rhode Island ave nv where
services will be held on Thursday.
February II. a. IL an Interment
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rasry is. 1851. sALL Ss'I Brown feo 81
1882 18th S. nv. wife OF William
z, Brown, ST.: stepmother OF William
II Brown. ir. Cameron Mouiden and
Elizabeth A. Brown: daughter Of Mrs
Lucy Tunstali: sister Of John H Taylor
slster-in-law OF Rosa Lee TAYLOR After
3 pm Wednesday FEBRUARY 90,
friends may call 81 Frazier's Funeral
Home, 2So r. !. ave NV, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday, Feh-
ruary 81. at 7 ON. Interment Wood
lawn Cemetery %
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ruaTy la. 1867. At Emergency Hes.
pitaI LEROY L. MADDOX. beloved
husband Of Claudia J. Maddox. father
OF Lawrence Webster. Leroy Lawrence
IL Nena Jane. Claudia Jane and
Cheryi Lea Maddox. Friends NAV call
az the Arehart Funeral Home. inc.
Ia Plata. Nd. until Friday February
-, at | pm Funeral services al
the Chickamuxen NJ r. Church al
pm. interment church cemetery ii
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LANsBURGH. HORTENsE RRYLAMsKI.

On Monday. February rs, 1867, al
Doctors Hospital. HORTENSE BRY.
LAVISH LANsBURGH. wife of the
late Mark Lanshurgh, mother OF james
Marx Lansburgh, IT.. OF Santa Barbara.
Calit.. sister Of A Julian BrylaWski.
Mrs Miriam. B. Reifkin and Fulton
Brylawski, all o! washington, ID C
She also is survived BY four grand
children. Services will be held at
Gawler's Chapel. 1855 Pa. ave NV
on Thursday, February ~, at IL am
lnterment Washington Hebrew Conere-
gation Cemetery In lieu OF flowers
the family requests that contributions
be sent TO the American Cancer Societv
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HOME OF THE WEEK
One-LeveI Plan
Has 3 Bedrooms

the basement stairwell becomes
the space for furnace and water
heater.
Basic overall dimensions are
81 feet 9 inches by a feet 4
inches. The house has 949
square feet Of space not includ-
ing carport.
Editors Note: The cost is not
given. What you could build
the house for in the Washing
ton area would depend on the
bids you might receive. They
might range from $40 to SIS
per square foot or more. plus
land.
I'm case you wish to order
blueprints. you may do so by
filling in the blank form below.
Check or money order must be
sent with your request; do not
send currency. With your blue
prints win come specifications
and a material list. Provision
of the syndicated feature by
The Star is not meant to sug-
gest that you could not con-
slider consulting an architect,
IN case you are planning to
build a home)
Mail this form to:
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A bathroom that Is almost
dead center in the house Is the
unusual feature Of this weeks
Home Of the Week.
Named the Ideal" the house
is q small (949 square feet) ,
three-bedroom. one-level home.
The exterior is marked by ver-
tical siding and q carport at
the left side.
Entering by the front door,
one is in a large vestibule that
contains a coat closet, Q door
to the cellar stairs and en-
frances at right to the living
room and at left to the dining
kitchen area.
The living room has three
floor to-ceiling windows on the
front of the house combined
with an unusual low-level ven
tilation system. In the dining
kitchen area. the dining portion
is at the front of the house
with two large windows for
adequate natural light. The
food preparation section of the
room is toward the back of the
house. From the dining
kitchen area, a door opens on
the carport, which allows for
the shortest possible distance
to carry groceries from the car.
All three bedrooms are across
the back Of the house and all
open on a central hallway that
gives access. as well, to the
bathroom. the living room and
the kitchen.
The central location Of the
bathroom has. In this case, an
advantage Of economy. The
plumbing facilities in the bath
are back-to-back with those in
the kitchen. The proximity
makes for q saving In the
plumbing costs.
All rooms in the house, ex-
cept for the middle bedroom
and the bath, have cross venti-
lation.
Plans for the Ideal" are
available with or without a
basement. In the latter case,
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Associated Newspapers.
229 West Forty third street,
New York SO. N. Y, Dept. WIS
THE IDEAL
With q. without q basement.
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Street Floor, Both Stores

o9c 10 l2o Assorted hand tools ------------ 44c co.
80 10 249 Mons suit oorment boys ooc
495 TO COS Ployes ordIes Assorted styles and 99c
$40 TO 1913 Outdoor chair lawn and bobeeue covers
29e LOBBY Shoe Rocks Holds pois Sc
800 Hi-Boy Shoe Rocks Holds 2 266
soc TO 99c Button cords, large assortment for 81
Sec 595 10 l.95 Pokte ovel uoeoee Mems ladies' ga
Sec 81 Ronoys postc rain boots sno, medium oroe 90
LAG Fleisher Apply knitted worsted ----------- LOO
81 10 81 Fomous bossieres, broken 3 for 99e
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Linens and DOIneSticS
Street Floor, Both Stores

Sec 349 Utico printed hem percoe sheets. Tx oS" lo6
Sec % Utica printed hem pereoe pillow 66e
395 Nylon ieo fitted Sheets bottom 2.44
595 Nyon ieot fitted sheets, t size bottom IA
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800 Cotton psse dropees Solid forols - o6e pr
Sec 79e Poetic percoe pillow for 81
Sec $50 Poetic Sheets full STYLE SO
Sec $40 Common striped muslin sheets sxlos" Pink Stripe liz
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Sec 80 Woven heirloom bedspreods. Full 500
49e to see Terry hand towels Common ortex Poetic 2oc
l9s Mems large barbecue aprons ---- ---.---.- 99e
1913 59s Royon tobecoths 6oxoo
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598 Runner size cotton scatter rugs. 24s7o" ----- 344
soc cutwork pIosie place coors ---- a Tor 81
Sec 295 to 395 Spun oyon ond linen print cloths
52x52", 52x7o", eos5o" ------------.l 50 TO 2.99
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