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Evening star., 1961-01-27
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
HI AND LOIS
MRS. FITS FLATS
THE BERRYS
THE TooDLEs
UNCLE CHARLIE
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Question: Words fascinate
me. so I am a very interested
reader of your column. For q
long time I have been curious
about the phrase beyond the
pale" Am correct In assum-
ing that 1t means q thing Is
impossible or unthinkable?
In early English history I
note the term pale" Is used in
regard to Notifications against
the Irish. Does this have any
connection with the phrase?-
Mrs. Allen Glaubius, Wisner,
Nebr.
Answer: Something that is
beyond" or Outside the pale"
is usually a person or a deed
that is unacceptable to con-
ventional society. The actions
Of a dissolute scion of a promi-
nent family, for example, may
place him beyond the pale"
Originally, as you surmise,
Evening star., 1961-01-27
BY Walt Disney
BY the Beers

verb: that is, it has little
meaning In itself and serves
chiefly to link the subject and
its predicate modifier. Other
such "linking verbs" are be- -
"bet," "feel" and Sound" Fol
example. q recording Of Bee.
thoven's Fifth sounds GOOD
not WELL and an athlete feels
FINE. not finely. So. after q
linking verb" o predicate ad.
jective, not an adverb. Is called
for.
Evening star., 1961-01-27

sick. She said: II met her one
afternoon and although she
said she was feeling much
better. she looked badly to me-"
Is this the correct use Of
"badly"?-C. A. B.. Waterbury,
Conn.
Answer: If your friends
friend had defective vision,
the phrase is accurate. Other
wise. she looked bad"
In this case "look" Is what
grammarians call o linking
Evening star., 1961-01-27
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Consider Bidding
In Choosing Leud
BY ALFRED sHEINWOLD

To pick the right opening
lead analyze the bidding Of your
opponents to see what they
have and how the play is likely
to 30. Then look for Q lead to
thwart this line Of play.
South dealer.
East-West vulnerable.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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South West North East
IL Pass 10 Pass
IL Pass 2A Pass
- AL Pass
Opening lead: Jack Of hearts.
West didn't bother to think
much about his opening lead.
The Jack Of hearts looked safe
and normal, 90 West led it.
There was no recovery from
this lead. South won with the
king Of hearts. caShed the ace
Of clubs, and gave up q club.
East returned Q trump, but
1t was too late. South stepped
up with the ace Of spades and
easily managed to ruff two
clubs in dummy. He made four
trumps In his own hand, two
ruffs In dummy and the four
top cards in the side suits.
These ten tricks were enough
for his game contract.
The Right Lead
Now 60 back to West at the
end Of the bidding and try to
forget the North and South
hands. Try to pick the right
opening lead on the basis Of
what you'd know at the table.
South's Jump to four spades
sounds like 8 to 10 cards in the
black suits. II he had game
going strength and more bal
anced distribution he would
make some move towards no.
trump instead Of jumping to
four spades.
North's failure to bid no.
trump ct his second turn tends
to indicate some distributional
advantage In suit play. That Is,
North Is probably short in some
side suit.
In short, West should Sus-
pect that South will plan to
cross-ruff. A trump opening
lead is the best defense against
q cross-ruff.
South has q bad time against
o trump lead. When East gets
his king Of clubs he leads an
other trump. This takes two
trumps out Of the dummy and
limits declarer to one club ruff.
This Ii Just enough to defeat
the contract.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one heart,
and the next player doubles.
You hold:
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What do you say2
Answer: Bid four hearts.
This Jump raise is o sort Of
shutout bid, indicating good
offensive strength for play In
hearts. but very little defense
against anything else.
Scopyrieht. 1881. Gen. Features Corp.l
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be the usual run of mine affairs,
Mr.. Slower said.
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on the work of the world associa-
| ton after which two Juliette Low
representatives from each troop
presented a contribution for the
1861 World Friendship fund The
program was concluded by join
ing yellow crepe paper links in a
huge golden chain of friendship"
and the singing of Taps"
St Paul's Methodist church,
Oakland, will be host to members
of six Girl Scout troops on Sunday,
March ~, marking the 49th birth
day of the Girl Scout organization
Troop 122 will observe the Sunday
by attending the Deer Park Metho-
dist church. Last Sunday members
of troop 131 attended Loeb Lynn
Baptist church.
A Granddaughter dinner is
scheduled for March l6 by Brownie
troop III. Other activities include
an entertainment by Brownie troop
118 for patients of Cuppett Nurs-
ing home this evening, and a
window display prepared by troop
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Whereas death has again invaded
our Lodge and removed from us
our Esteemed Brother.
RAYMOND E. BITTINGER
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McHENRY

Mrs. Iva Carr is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pauline Mcfarland
and family, at Everett, Pa.
Mrs. Cecil Edwards, recent
graduate of Tri-State Beauty aca-
deny, Cumberland, is employed
at the Vogue Beauty Salon, Oak
land
Mrs. Edward Dewitt entertained
several ladies at demonstration
party, last evening. Mrs Harland
Bowman was the demonstrators.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Savage we're
recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Klotz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bowman
went to LeavenWOrth, KanS., last
week, to help their son and daugh-
tCr-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bowman, move. Bill has been in
the army for the past two years
and stationed at Fl. LeavenWorth
for II months.
Mr. and Mrs William Bowman
and son visited Mr.. and Mrs. Deane
Savage and sons at GrantsVille,
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs Ralph Jacks have
purchased a trailer home and are
living in it at Sang Run, near their
church
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Howes and
Mr. and Mrs. George HoWes, Pitts
burgh, were at their cottage, Mon
day, which was recently vacated
by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jacks.
Mr. and Mrs. Deane Savage and
sons, Grantsville, visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Farley Savage,
Monday
Earl Thomas visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. j. Thomas last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Ringer,
Mrs. Lena Glotfelty and daughter,
Accident, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Glotfelty and Mrs. Nora Glotfelty,
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Fike and
family, Addison, Pa, visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Thomas, Saturday
evening.
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Garrett Four-H'ers
Observe Club Week

Four-Hers throughout the Coun-
ty are observing National All
Club Week from March 4 to IL
in order to tell and show their
friends and neighbors about the
merits of Club Work. These young
people, 10 to q years old, are
among the 100000 Alters of
America who belong to some $4,000
clubs in rural, urban, and subur-
ban communities.
The Week will be highlighted
nationally in Washington, ID. c.,
by a team of six All members,
representing Alters everywhere,
who will give the annual All
Report to the Nation" which in
cludes a visit to the White House
Club members everywhere will
share honors with the 302,5 800 men
and women who serve as unpaid
volunteer leaders. and guide All
work in local communities through
out the 80 States and Puerto Rico
Among purposes of All Club Week
are TO acquaint more young peo-
pie with opportunities open to
them through joining or forming
All Clubs, to increase public I'M
derstanding of All aims and ac-
complishments, and to express APP
probation to the many friends of
All who support the learn by do
ing program of character develop
ment and good citizenship.
Live, Learn, Serve through All"
posters have been placed in public
places throughout the county by
the "a All Clubs. Special exhibits
displaying project work, value and
meaning of All Club Work have
been erected by clubs in the fol-
lowing places: All County Coun-
Gil, West Maryland Power Co,
Oakland Pharmacy; Monte Vista
Girls, First National Bank; Sun
nyside, Garrett National Bank,
Ryan's Glade, Southern High;
North Star. Northern High; Grants
vile Boys. Grantsville Library;
Green Mountain, Ruth EnloW Lii
brary; Asher Glade, Yough Motor;
Bittinger Girls, Brenneman'
Store; Potomac Highlanders.
Rolyan's; Sunset Valley, Loeb
Lynn School; Chicasaw, Bruce
High, st. Peters Catholic School.
All clubs submitting photos and
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N E w s
FROM THE
Ruth Enlow Library
BY EDITH BROCK

Books have been presented to
the library in memory of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Weber.
Mrs. Verna Harvey. of Miami,
Fla; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briner,
Mrs. Frederick Thayer, Jr, Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Thayer III,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Elliott, Asa
Lewis, and Helen Teets have given
books to the library recently.
Four-H Week is the theme of ex-
hibits in the Oakland and Grants
vile Libraries. The Boys and Girls
All clubs of Grantsville have pre-
pared display in the large win
dow of the Grantsville library
The Green Mt. Boys All club of
the Oakland vicinity has placed an
exhibit in the library in Oakland.
Play Activities for the Retarded
Child" by Bernice Carlson is a new
book which should prove valuable
to parents and teachers of re-
tarded children 1t contains a
wealth of suggestions for activities
which contribute to the child's de-
vclopment and education You
and Your Retarded Child: a Manu-
al for Parents of Retarded Chill
drcn" by Samuel A Kirk is an
other useful book on this subject
Two pamphlets which contain a
great deal of information in brief
form are How Retarded Children
Can Be Helped by Evelyn Hart,
and How to Help Your Handi-
capped Child" by Dr. Samuel
Wishik
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Grand Jurors

Continued From Page One)
William Pattison, excused; Gladys
/. Frantz, in place of Ernest
Ringer, excused.
Changes on the Petit Jury; Ever
EFT b. DeBerry instead of Minerva
Alice Naylor, excused +. l.. Bus
sey instead of Bertha Knepp, eX-
cused; Wilbur limbaugh in place
of Elsie Sincell excused.
Clair l. Young, Grantsville, is
foreman Of the grand jury and
others members who will convene
with him at 10 o'clock, March -,
will include Paul J. Uber, Weaver
c. Turner, Lewis w. Hartman,
Harvey NJ. Riley, Joseph p. Pavone,
William r. Maffett, John W. Hol-
man, ST., Nancy Helbig, Donald
j. Newman, Merton l.. Raven
scroft, John r. Hershberger, Mel
vim l.. Calls, Howard Taft Our
sler, Ernest F. Colaw, Kenneth L.
Jones. James A. Tichnel, and
Ruth NJ. Hershberger
Among the information to be
presented to the Grand Jury by
States Attorney W. Dwight Slower
will be the case involving John
Sherlock, SO, of Angola, Ind, who
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has been charged with the death
of his mother, Mrs. Bridget Sher-
lock, 50, during an argument on
December 8, in a motel along L.
S. route 40, east Of Grantsville
She died the following day in a
Brownsville hospital of skull
fracture and internal injuries.
Information also will be pre-
scented to the jurors involving five
former Oakland men. now resid-
ing in Westminster, who are
charged with breaking into the
Grange Supply center in Mt. Lake
Park They are now in the Jail at
KingWood w Va, after having
been arrested in an attempt to
break into the store and post
office at Eglon, w Va.
In the Jail are Henry Oliver
Burns, 10; Clarence Willard
Stemple, %; Howard Frank Dills-
worth, Robert Lee Burns, and
Charles Edward Stemple, 10.
Information concerning the
breaking and entering of two
Deep Greek Lake cottages, will
also be given to the jurors. Two
of three people pleaded guilty to
the charges in court hearing
yesterday, and the third man is
serving two-year sentence in
the penitentiary, having been SEN
fenced in Allcgany county last
week. His indictment probably will
be forthcoming when the grand
jury meets next week The other
two waived their right to indict-
ment and asked for an immediate
trial.
The balance of the cases will
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Girl Scouts Join in
International Party

Eight girl scout troops. with a
membership of 172, with 20 leaders,
Joined forces Tuesday evening,
March T. at Center street school in
Oakland for a special International
party in honor of Girl Scout
Thinking Day A flag ceremony
was presented by troop SO.
The program included the fol-
lowing activities
Meaning of the world pin and
medley of girl scout songs, by
troop 100; Swedish dance, troop
lit; American choral reading,
troop SO; Dutch dance, troop 118;
songs from Switzerland, Holland.
Italy. United States, troop 1871;
British courtesy game. troop ia;
German dance, troop 122; Nation
al roundup tableau, troop 81.
Mrs. Robert b. Wooters, neigh
borhOOd chairman, spoke briefly
be the usual run of mine affairs.
Mr.. Slower said
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purpose of exhibit will be judged
in a special contest developed by
the County Council to select the
outstanding exhibit in each of the
four All districts
a Parents might on March 9
will highlight the week for the
Monte Visit Club in the Methodist
Social Room, Oakland. Parade of
Months" will illustrate through
skits and slides the activities of
the club for the year. Sewing on
Buttons will be demonstration
given by Beth Naylor.
In an effort to inform young
people between the ages Of 1921,
all clubs are inviting friends and
neighbors to visit their March
meeting. The Ryan's Glade Club
distributed a specially made poster
to various school buses.
''Tomorrow's Leaders Through
All was a program presented to
the Friendsville Rotary Club on
March by E r. Lusby, Assistant
County Agent Other activities in
clude radio spot announcements
over VERB A special All adj
vcrtisement is in the paper this
week in an effort to draw attention
to the purpose of All, encourage
additional youth in the county to
become All members and give
recognition to all "a All Clubs and
their leaders.
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

Whereas death has again invaded
our Lodge and removed from us
our Esteemed Brother.
RAYMOND E. BITTINGER
Whereas, not Withstanding our
loss we bow in humble submission
to the all wise Father, we also
deem it fit and proper that we
manifest our Fraternal sympathy
to the bereaved ones in this their
hour of sorrow, therefore, be it:
Resolved, by the members Of
Oak Lodge No 8. LO.O.F., of Mt.
Lake Park, Maryland. that We cX-
tend to the family and friends of
our deceased Brother our heartfelt
sympathy in this their hour of
sad bereavement, and be il further:
Resolved that in the death of
have sustained the loss of a
Brother whose fellowship it was
a pleasure to know: that we bear
willing testimony to his many
virtues and pray our Heavenly
Father to shed his richest bless
ings on the sad hearts of the be-
reaved family and be it further:
Resolved that we drape our
charter for a period of thirty days
in respect to the memory of our
departed Brother and be it further:
Resolved that a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family
of the deceased, a copy to be
spread upon the minutes of our
Lodge and a copy furnished to
the county paper for publication
Respectfully submitted in Love,
Honor and Remembrance
William c. Deems
Bruce Groves
II. G. Leighton
committee
ADV. 2-1,
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A.A.U.W. To Meet

Members of Garrett Branch,
American Association of Univer-
sity Women will meet next Tues
day evening at o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. o. T. eraser, Sec
ond street.
The topic, Arrangement as Elk
preston, will be led by Mrs Henry
f. TIupp.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-09
DEER PARK

The WSCS met last Thursday
evening with Mrs. Hilda Madigan
and Mrs. Elaine Zimmerman host
cSScS.
Mrs. E. c. Clatterbuck, Deer
Park chairman of the March of
Dimes, announces the amount col
lectcd from Deer Park was $20009.
She wishes to express her thanks
TO all who helped to make the local
drive a success.
Mrs. Andrew Grant Friend, Heart
Fund drive chairman, reports the
drive a success. Volunteers assist
ing her we're Mrs. E. c. Clatter-
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So A special international program
was held by troop 100 on March
in st. Paul's church which included
original skits written and pro-
duced by each of four patrols and
a finale which joined the entire
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buck. Mrs. William Clatterbuck,
Mrs. James Bateman, Mrs. Rose
mary Filsinger, Mrs. Laura Flani-
gan Mrs. Martha j Green. Mrs.
Mary DeBcrry and Mrs. Harriet
DCBerry.
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Nations unemployment figure
hit a 20-year high with 81 million
out Of work
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membership in a tribute TO world
wide scouting.
Evening star., 1961-04-30

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Evening star., 1961-03-01

3 WOODED ACRE
Custom builders own home with
1 bedrms., 2ts baths, bsmt., rec.
rm., 2 fireplaces. ultra kitchen
plus special features galore. Loc.
off Mt. Vernon pkwy. IN top COM
muntty. Reas. priced at S34,600.
MILLER REAL ESTATE co.
IA A-A2s2 1T, R.Aonn
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MONROE
I'VE INVITE TRADES"

REALTORS So. $4,000
BRICK RAMBLER, situ-
ated on. M.sere lot in prestige
neiRhborhood. Only minutes to
rooms, 2a baths, living room
with fireplace, dining room. fully
equipped kitchen, full basement
VIII VIII huge recreation room; gar
drier and custom drapes included
in fun nrice Of $33 $50. Much
could be said but best to see for
yourself. Call ia. 5-9400 today.
BITTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
Evening star., 1961-03-01

THOMAS F. HALEY, Realtor
AP. 7-S300 Ewes. OR. 4-S322
Evening star., 1961-03-01

MORE LIVING SPACE for less
money: Here i Is! Z bsdrms.
close-in; FILA S2o.5O0. Gaii FAIR
CHILD REALTY CO., JE. 2-9O50.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcONTlNUEDl y

ALEXANDRIA, 8. - Mrs.
Housewife: II you don't
drive, this all-brick spacious
house Is for you. Walk to
public and parochial schools
and the super shopping cen.
ter is lust around the COR
ner. Large bedrms.. o eoZy
fireplace in liv. rm., sep.
dining rm., beautiful kit.
with eating space, and den.
plus an unfinished 2nd floor
for future expansion, can be
yours for only 5000 down.
Call 9 till 8.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
MONROE
1--WE INVITE TRADES"

REALTORS so. $1,000
ANNANDALE = 8 bedrms., IL
baths, split-level, finished rec;
schools. Quick sale due to trans
9er. $4,000. CL. 6-6695.
Columbia pike-64-
It., brick rambler: 8 bedrms:, 2
full baths. lge. rec. rm. with bar:
second kit, 24-ft, Florida rm.
Tor 4th bedrm): h-acre wooded
lot, garage, assume CT loan; S23,-
500; liberal terms. CL. $3.50.
ANNANDALE; FAIRFAX AREA
All brick split-level priced at only
S24,960 in an exclusive neighbor.
hood. Of higher.priced homes, To-
Gated APPROX. Y mi. from new
circumferential hwy, near shop
ping and schools. HUGE A.ACRE
WOODED LOT gives this newly
decorated 2-full-bath. 3-lge. bed
rm., huge closets, and rec.-rm.
house Q beautiful setting. FL
nancing flexible. Call Q till o.
Evening star., 1961-03-01

SLEEPY HOLLOW, designed With
you In mind-True-centef hall,
2M baths. 3 bedrmS.. sep. din.
rm., de luxe kit, 27-ft. rec. rm.,
h-aere wooded lot, Financing
designed for YOUR budget. S26,-
500. EULA 9. BANKSON, REAL
TOR. IA. A-4477.
SOUTH OF ALEXANDRTA-Smail
eefSis eAsxt . siEs sSMpsoNn 3 snf k1 sS5lsSS9QSS sSsS9S
B til o pm; Mr.. Perkins.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
CheSterbrook Woods
$Ss,s5o

By more expensive
homes and situated on q h-acre
site this gracious center hall
rambler is planned around an
oversized (25x14) living room and
features the custom quality of q
Hooper-built home; the main level
contains 8 large bedrooms, 2
baths, separate dining room and
kitchen with breakfast area plus q
large screened porch off the liv-
ing room; on the above-ground
lower level are o 24-ft. Pecrea-
ton room with fireplace, maids
room with bath, and Q gear
garage. AL this Just Q few minutes
from the washington Golf and
Country Club.
Evening star., 1961-03-01

4-BEDROOM RAMBLER
r Ss With fS sr.pS.. pSS; OStsE ss ussE s,E Ill., H.
Waik-out bsmt', beautiful rec. fni.
with end fireplace, garage and
screened porch; h-acre wooded
lot. Excellent financing. Priced
mid-20s. Just reduced. Call Us
ySiHiRscHnD 4 REAL oHs1 ESTATE CORP.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
PARKLIKE GETTING

PARKLIKE SETTING
nr. Ct. Anthony'S Pa
rochial School. Large
brick rambler with
living room, dining
room. equipped
kitchen, full base
ment - 2S feet Of
play room for the
kiddieS. Fenced yard
on quiet eul-de-sac-
no traffic danger for
children - S24,25O
can now for the
free National House
Of Homes picture pre-
yyfr,s ytsE; ESUH ESoUTH ROB: {
CORP, XII $4,000 or
Fl. A-2600.
Evening star., 1961-03-01

ARIZONA 3-bedroom brick
rancher with . Florida sun
room, heated for your winter
comfort, or 4th bedroom.
Fenced lot and patio. FHA
terms. Priced at S21,500.
Call us-BROYHnL AND
SONS, Realtors, IA. 4-1300.
Evening star., 1961-03-01
BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LONG ESTABLISHED DC. firm
seeks to buy an existing bldg. in
the NV: area Must contain 7-10
thousand SO. It. that can be re-
parking. Give complete details and
approx. price. Box 3s3-T, Star.
Evening star., 1961-03-01

P. G. PLAZA AREA-4-bedrm., @
bath home; has sep. din. rm., lge.
kit, porch. bsmt., rec. rm., ga
rage and fenced I'd. S17,600.
'tOK'D 4 TRADE.
KEN DRUsK1N q CO, HE. 9-2400
PARKWAY ESTATES
Neat and clean 3-bedrm. rambler;
liv. -rm.- w/din. area: equip. kit,
lovely fenced lot. This home ID
exceptional. S12.950, FHA.
FLA SPECIAL
$500 dn. Located in Woodlawn.
Brick 3-bedrm. rambler, rec. ru1.,
Anchor-fenced. Home has been re-
decorated, Only $4,000. Close to
Schls. and shopping.
AVONDAIIE
Lovely brk. -and-stone English Cape
Cod. 8 lge. bedrmS.,. liv. I'm. w
firepl., sep. din rm,, lge. mod. kit,
w/breakfast nook, de luxe finished
rec. rm.. ga baths, gear garage
and many other extras. s22'6oo'
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY co.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES
Evening star., 1961-03-01
TRUST NOTES WANTED

and TRUST NOTES WANTED -
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Evening star., 1961-03-01

YOUR DREAM HOUSE
Situated on lovely, level, almost
half-acfe lot, in convenient Fails
Church area. ideal for Q young
couple; living room with fireplace,
dining room. beautiful equipped
praised at $4,000: only $3.50
down.
ARFAX REALTY INC.
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