Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, August 25, 1926 · page 13

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,Au ads are restricted to their
soopor’olemlil ition and the regains
have" am we.
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.Deily rate per lino-tor consoom
tlvo insertlo':

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on. m sooaeooeosas o1. e’.

No advertisement taken for ion
than so cents. Based on a minimum
of I lines.
a,rtliiunt nvo average words to the

no.

Charged ads will be received by
telephone and it paid at office with-
in seven days trons the first day oi

 
 

mousosusiirs

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

new balloon tires. disc wheels. or.
lgluel iinlsh in splendid condition.
run only 10,000 miles

run NORWALK FRANKLIN CO.
Phone not it Wall St. Norwalh

FOR SALE-y
1925 Paige 6 Pass. Brougham 31,000
1m Cole Phaeton ............ too
1938 Maxwell Roadster . . . . . . . 250
'19“ Hudson Sedan ........... too

 

 

Norwalh IMO—W

 

nmmmus'n es

3 Live sroox .—
ltrayod. use. Iran to Poultry and Sapplys ~ es
1.08'1‘:Ah it caret gold ‘weddlng ' r. abusive
ring. Dost between Norwalh and LIVE POULTRY MARKET
East Norwaiit. Please return to Poultry desired and dressed while
Mrs. 8.. clo Sentinel ones. you "11:. rowls "ooh'ib'li Broilzrs
c.. cast as c cons Ac.
1 _AUTOIOTNI Retestero‘lile. .
id hestnut St. do. Norwalls
A he Isle ll .
W see-soul- Phone ills. . rest ammo. instead
10!! GALE-10“ Ford Roadster, alumni
b‘alleon “NC; w“ new. h I See anddoeooscrlu es .
.1"! Ford ups, Just over aulo . to
a" no“. Rum". And the street car as
ties Durant Sedan. like now. Cell 1‘10““? BOAT-4° “m" b! “I"
am aiter e p. m. "I! for Uh! "it!!! loll“ cars didn’t run on regul
. cruises. sleepers contortebly. all intervals.
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A ins-Juana Coach. I breed comer?“ "03:35.1" "M And an. newspaper's

dividd‘ into carefully

 

CaRowaytsn AVG.

I'IRE WOOD FOR IAIN-did."
por cord 4 it. lonsth. 011.00 per
cord out any else you wish. {Phone
.Norwalh m. lento Construction

 

Household Goods

transit company 've y

 

 

 
 

insertion.essh rate will he allowed.

 

 

. VAAIT BROS.

: ‘d' “m“ '°" ”1"” "' sis days Cadillac Dealers Hupmcbhe
“I. “PM before "DIM” W“) .‘ we“ AV.-
)nly be she/god tor the number oi

times the ad appeared and adiw - w. R. AUSTIN
moot made as the rate earned. - Solt’ihtn Nomzlh

. I vs . one.
: Special rats for yoory “, rtlsins V30 ‘ SERVICE
'- F ”a“ Westport
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Asanaecemmcdotioe
’ .ostenslonotitspnhliescrvics.

CREDIT

tothoeo

CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS

Who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
inlnoertion with the «motion

 
 
 
 
 
 

E’. operation given by the public
’.“ iii minimising collection es;-
r... senses by prompt payments.

 

." that in view of the courtesy West it
"(intended they will“? paid ‘ PM” 272 ’0

5 before the seven- cosh

’;'."diecount has expired. The Dialec- Servicesotiered 1'
‘;’ continuation or the police A. Meier.

"f " “Wm“ “I a“ W warmers: urnons'rnnmd

 

llepolrlsg—ServlceStatieue so

Repairing on all makes ot cars.
storage hytho day. wool: or month.
your car washed while you wait.
. AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elizabeth St. Tel 41!!

BUSINESS SERVICE
rm newsman.

SCIENTIFIC TREE WORK
e, requires 3.
years of practical experience.

LEW:

 

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Custom Slip Covers.
Auto Cushions. Carpets
and Curtains.

 

 

_ l—Funoral Directors
1. is-Monuments. Cemetery Lots
:- 'I-.-Sociotios and Lodges _
:‘M'A—Dost and Found .3
WMOTIVII— 1:3
~ {TIA—automobile Agencies
win—Automobiles For Sale
Iz-oAuto Trucks For Sale
JF—Autc Accessories
ii—Garogeswantos tiie Eire

 

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15—minute.- and Bicycles ' UPBOLITERING - and cabinet
‘ .il—Wanted—Antomotivo wag-h. Emma-grafts; mirrors
"" anupoor sppeaChslr
BUSINESS SERVICE—- , . mm, on a. Wm. N"

1'10-Buslness Services OCorod
gnu—Building and Contracting
anti-Dre'esmahing and seminary
‘ 22—Heoting. Plumbing. Rooting
18~lnsurence and Surety Bonds
hey-Trucking—Stonge
Sd—Psinting. Paporlng, Decorat-

80 Woodward AVO.

Phone ' 429

 

AWNINGS

Beautiful designs exclusive patterns.
They Wear. Wear and Wear.
The Fttsgsrold Awning Cc.
First and Now his. East Nor-walk

 

 

Tel: am e
.. woos'iiaa o DAVIS
a. is. woosrun u. w. DAVIS

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. . 3
,l‘ormorly Examiners U. 8. Patent

' Ottico.

1118 Main street. Bridgeport.

Send tor Booklet on Patents.

 

I. o. o. a. mag. So. admin.

MATTRESSEl—Dos springs. Onsh-
lons and Pillows ot all kinds
made. renovated and repaired
Telephone lit. Norwaln Mattress
Co. to Rosalia Street. louth
Norwalit.

Musical am as
DOUBLE DISC—Columbia records.

We have a lost more left at bar-
gairi prices. 10 inch at die each.

 

steps, as the other two

position.

 

Service Depends 0n
System! '

All the telephone lines in the city would be

——it each ' hone-weren’t numbered and prop-
erly conn‘ec d with the central exchange.

annoyance instead of a public utility-it the

be a community “grab-bag” instead of a com-
munity marketplace—ii all the ads'weren't

and alphabetically listed finder each onol

‘ In these columns and columns of interest-
ing little ads you get‘ the same sort of intelligent
and necessary service that the telephone and

Instead of sav g your minutes and your

Classified ads save your dollars and your die-

The A-B-O Classified Ads
Always the Seine-In Service
Always Mount—In Opportunity

01 a great convenience

rvice would he a public
or routes and at regular

Classified Section would

grouped Classification

Oil.

utilities do, the A-B-C

 

 

 

1: inch at 82c. Your own choice.

 

Fox Plano Co.. North Main St..

 

So. Norwelk.
PIANO-Upright. mahogany finish.

 

REAL ESTATE 103 am

 

latest design. Splendid tone and
action. Very exceptional piano
for beginner. 'Good for many
‘yesrs’ sorvlce.‘ Bargain at 8126.
., Easy payments arranged. Free
delivery. For Piano Co.. North
Main St.. 80. Nor-walk.

ROOMS AND BOARD
Beams Without Boer-i es

FURNISHED ROOM—Ono or two
gentlemen. board optional. Box
610 South Net-walk.

PER! LARGE—pleasant room tor
two gentlemen or man and wile.
_ I Crescent terrace. Rhone spar.

 

 

 

 

 

0 room house all improvements. but

nousosEordalo M
FOR SALE

"xiii and two extra building
lots in rear. 50x1” each. Price
810,000. See The Tammany Agency
Real Estate d: Insurance. 133
Washington St. Phone 3844.

ROOM HOUSE—In business dis-
trict of East Nerwalk, fine possi-
bilities. as could be converted into
2 family residence with stores in
from if desired. 87.500 and only
88,000 initial payment. Balance
will be arranged on easy terms.
Call Mr. R. T. Norris. Springdale

 

ltealty Co.. Realtors. Not-walk
Rom," W oe 1941-12 or Stamford 4054.
FOR RENT—Two beeutitully fur. Lots For 8an do

 

nished rooms l‘or light housekeep-
ing. Must~ho seen to be appreciat-
ed. All improvements trolley goes
by door. Rates reasonable. Ga-

FOR SALE—Lot overlooking sound

on Rock Ridge Drive 50 x 100. for
particulars. phone 2174-8.

 

rage. Telephone 3709-3. 11:
Gregory Boulevard.

REAL ESTATE 1'03 BENT

 

 

 

FOR SALE—Several lino building

lots in best sections or the Nor-
walks. also terms. business blocks

 

 

\ Anew-nests and slots is “a 10:32:13 K. or. JOHN.
' Real Estate.
iron RENT—Apartment or s rooms. ii Pershing st. ' Phone 1m
i3”¢.i.”$§'é?f"In.’§‘i§.§i3°.‘i auctions—most.
{313333.33 ”2’33"? V3 is... mm. or

 

Zant-Sh. East Norwallt.

 

improvements. 34 Van Zant St. In-
. quire Sopshin. " .

 

Cleaning. Drains. mans so

mm BILL—New hat? No. is;
old one cleaned blocked and

 

TOR RENT~Four rooms. all im-
hrovemento. new house. Dry Hill
Reid. Nor-walk. Inquire :lohn
Mast on premises.

, ESTATE or WILLIAM R. THOMP-
FOR RENT—Four nice rooms. all SON.
Court.

R. Thompson. late at Brooklyn in
the State of New York. deceased.

SOLVENT NOTICE
District or Norwallr, ss. Probate

Estate in Connecticut oi William

The Court ot‘Probeto tor the Dis-

tilimmed Looks swell Who did

 

 

 

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Mink-Prel'ssslonal Services
.fis—unepairing and Refinishing
filo—’- e‘iloring and Pressing
s1-‘- antodnBusineu Service

EMF LOYME, NT— is
».1va--EuI‘ . element Assn es
:i—aolp Wanted-Juana
33-4!st Natale-Male
sl—I-Iolp-rMelo and Tunisia

"we—Solicitors. Conveners. Adena
ss-Situetlons Wanted—Female -
sl-Jit'unticno Wanted-Male

> ’. FINANCIAL—-
~ ”halides-I Opportunities

was?" . . .

r. neefigg'im

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INSTRUCTION—
ds—Looal Instruction Clo-so
4l—Musleal. Dancing. Dramatic
do—Wautedulnstruction
LIVE STOCK—2 i
‘19-Don. Cots. Other Pete I’
. ds—Horees. Cattle. Vehicles ’_‘
. ds-Poultry"and Supplies .5...
. lo—Wantedh-leo Stock itff
mm fill
“ W. to: lale ‘

:‘lt-a—Darter and Exchange ’
n—Boatstand Aeoomories

21f ss—Bcudin's Materials

ass-Busine- and Office Equip-

“ mont
Del-v Products

shim-n and
;~ as.» M‘l’ertiliser

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3' wmsnamm gm ow...

. -~ IOONO‘MANWAII'ED
Hostile," will ooh until.

'the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St. 8.
Norwalk Conn. up 1 flight shill.
a satisfied customer is ‘our aim.

sieving. Milking serge as

NAG! BROS-Storage. All kinds lo-
oeland long distance ‘ trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vane" for
moving. I ton Mach dumps. ‘ i100
Conn. Ave. Phone “us daytime:
_ toe-1e nishie. , “ s ,

nap Wanted-Mile“ S!
A PAYING POSITION OPEN to
‘ representative ._ or character. Take‘
.‘orders ,shoes-hoslcry direct to
wearer. Good income. Permanent.

Write now. Tanners Shoe Mtg Co.
10244 cat. Billion Mlle.

GIRLS WANTED—Nome“: Steam
Laundry. 48 Day St, So. Norwalh.

THE LARGESTn—manuracturing o!

 

 

FOR RENT—Four room list. all
« improvements except‘heet, located
at 89 WoodwardAvo. 'Inquiro at
Bresev Shop. 51 South Main St..
or 4 Concord St. Tel. 2519.

FOR ROOMS—For rent. steam heat-
‘ed, all improvements. Inquire Ito-
sentleld Bios. 115 Washington
Phone :40. '

 

 

FOR RENT—Handsome bungalow. .

0 rooms and ‘hath._ all improve-
mentanowiy decorated. Inquire

trict of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof (or ,the creditors or said
Estate to exhibit. their claims tor
settlement. Those whoynegloct to
present their accounts. properly at-
tested. within slid time. will be de-
bs ed a recovery. Allpersons in-
do to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to

' WILLIAM-R. THOMPSON.

3‘ Administrator.

permits yesterday:

barn owned by himselt and Mary C.
Moody. at Silvcrmlne avenue. Re-
pairs 8200. '

closure. Harbor View, for
Stiers. “00.

street. oil Dry Hill read. ".000.

 

I NEW BOOKS AT
PUBLIC LIBRARY

 

J .
HARBOR .VIEW.

Those desiring to place items
in this column should communi-
cate with London Herrick, tel.
ll.

 

 

 

YOU TELL Till I
MRS. PAYNE!

Either Mrs. William Arthur
Payne has an unoxpectediydargo in-
terest in real estate at the back of
the island or has taken a. natural
and proper dislike to the intima-
tions oi those who live on the beach

that they occupy the best location
on the island. Whatever may be the
reason. she has posted this sign on
a tree in front of her cottage:

 

This may be the Back of the Island.
But it is also the Best part or the
Island.
Fewer gnats. less mud. more breeze.
‘ M. PAYNE
O O 0

Mrs. Edward Heller won the door
prize. always a home-made colts. at
the Ladies' Attornoon Tea and Card
Club yesterday in the clubhouse.
The event proved as popular as on
previous occasions and a large num-
ber of the residents and their guests
attended the delightful social. The
hostesses at the tea yesterday were
Mrs. J. H. Wurthman, Mrs. Waiter
Techan. Mrs. David Page. Mrs.
Siurscs S. Dunham. Mrs. Rebort
Henck and Mrs. Claude Munsell.
Those of the young ladies who as-
sisted were the Misses Lillian Mac-

 

 

Books added to the South Norwalit
public library recently tollow.

Reference.

handbook of summer camps. P. E.
Sargent.
t Book nobody knows. Bruce Bar-
on. \

liebel saints. M. A. Best. '

story of philosophy. .W. J. Du.
rant.

Sun dial d: roses 0! yesterday.
Alice M. Earle. '

Complete Hoyle. R. 1". Foster.

Picturesque Anterior. J. 1". Kane.

My crowded solitude. Jaelt Mc-
Loren.

Why I am a spiritual vsgabond.
T. L. Masscn.

American writers d: composers oi
music. I“. J. Metcalt.

God of the liberal Christian. 3.
8. Robinson.

Old Wagon show days. Gil. Robin-
son. '

Present day etiquette. Virginia 3.
Vando Water.

Herbaceous harden tor amateurs.
R. V. Wooley.

Negro orator-s. G. G. Woodson.

Fiction

'I‘rsin's trust. G. O. Baxter.

Loughslldsrs. 8. F. Bullock.

Understanding hurt. P. B. Kyno.

The sacred tree. and Tale o: Gen-
di. 8. Murosahi.

Major Dana's garden. M. 1:, Per-
ham.

Lewis Ferrlno To
Build On Viscon St.

Building Inspector George 8. Hub-
hcil issued the ioilowlng buildinl

 

 

Anson C. Waterbury. repairs on

Dwight C. Smith. sun porch in-
Dr. Julius

Lewis Forrino’. house. Viscb'n

 

64.0sborn Ave.. East Norwolk.

FOR RENT—5 rooms. all improve-
ments. heat. 8 Elisabeth St. 6
rooms, all improvements. heat. 104

“Hiram Awards
As Flower Grower

FOR RENT—4 rooms with improve-

South Main St. also a new 5 room
house . all improvements. en
Woodward Ave. Some smaller
houses at :0: Flex Hill Road.
ghetto lies.

meats. e Fitch Sh. East Norwalk.
Inquiremn premises.

 

its ltind wishcs'toeppolntstow
ladies otrednoment and busine-
ability to attend to our customers
in‘this locality... Also one to act as
3 supervisor. This‘is a refined. dig-
~ nifiod work. Pays a good income
and is permanent. \ Box to. clo
Sentinel once.

FOR RENT-481: ‘ rooms

’ street. toi. sets.

in first
cla- oondltlon. with tilebath and
kitchen. .and all - improvements.
,Best apartments in town. .New
house new under construction.
garages included with each house.
Inquire Alexander White. 86 Lowe

 

tors. Anni! Robber Co.. 11'!
‘Wa‘shington 8L. So. Norwalh.

.wn WANT-allay vim. sales er-

mm-Ifimudhth.mm-

. ,

provemerits. Good neighborhood.
Adults only. 347 East Ave. East
yorwalh. Phone 1111-8. .

 

notation oxporhnoo‘ or it you
can sell and interest others we
would be glad resin you an in-
tervlo'w. This boot house to.
house-canvassing end we are not

TOW room apartment, very

modern rooms; Located at Con-
Storo. Washington St. '

 

interested in the “brags con-

E-or. ‘ Boe- Experienced. clo
ntineloflce. “ .

Ideoeeeo-i-lslo so

 

TO

 

 

WANTED—Vertical and horisontal
boring operators. turret and lathe
‘hands .aii'dl‘oxperiencodmeeoctors.
Apply tp no “Nor-walk Company

 

trier

 

 

FOR W 02 Dull-lot-

walk.d_ . srociaahoc‘
mhouheedweod‘tioeiaolee.
than warren
” ' ‘i . ,. I. I ,‘

 

 

 

cord St. Inquire at Keeler's Shoe -' ’

seamen. Issuire'n.
wovflviewAvaorat
~. Mauser.

The "Grand Old Man at Roses”. as
he was called. the late Rev. J. H.
Pemherton of Havering Won more
than one thousand awards at flower

termlned that he would some day
grow better and bigger roses thann‘
those on show then. He eventually
did. and became president of the

iessional rose grower. Hls' blooms
were in demand all over the world
He was interested in roses from boy-
hood and when after seeing a rose
show at the Crystal Palace. he do-

rery. Dorothy Bogort. Dorothy Bore-
dori. Virginia and Katherine Hush.
o o o

Mrs. Sturges S. Dunham will be

afternoon in honor of Mrs. Maurice
Jenks. the guest o! Mrs. F. Askey.
ot Cochenoe avenue.
0 O 0
Mrs. Mitchell will entertain l: at
luncheon and bridgetodsy at her
home in Twilight Place.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston
have left on an extended motor trip.
They expect to be away about three
weeks. They will stop at Meno-
miny. Mich. on the return trip and

icy Johnston. who has been visiting
there.

o s o
Miss Peggy Rowlings. ht Mount
Klaco. is the guest or Miss Kath-
leen Heller. '

O O O
Mrs. Edward Held entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burton, of New
York, Monday. Mrs. Held will have
as her guests over the week-end. Mr.
and Mrs. George Starkey of Fiat-
bush.

0 O 0
Miss Mildred McGowan, who has
been attending a. camp in New
Hampshire. will return to her
mother's home in Harbor View

Thursday.
0 O O

hostess at a small bridge party this -

pick up their daughter. Miss Shir- '

23 North Main Street

W DIIPIAY

OLASSIPED DISPLAY

 

‘1

 

' A Bargain Awaits
You

has just reduced the price to $6,000.

Below actual value in order to. effect an.
immediate sale.

Located in an excellent section, 1/2‘
block from trolley, plot 50 x 150.
House in excellent condition, 6 rooms
and bath, gas, city water, electricity,
sewer, STEAM HEAT. One car
garage, plenty shade and fruit trees
and garden.

CASH REQUIRED $3,000

This is truly an unusual Opportunity.
Investigate Today!

ifi
CALL‘, WRITE 0R PHONE.

SERVICE THAT SERVES

WALTER R. COLLINGS

READTOR
General Insurance

Oilice Phone 39l5 Residence 3699

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InEast N orwalk‘

The owner is building a larger House and

South Norwslli, Geno:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Miss Mary Rawllngs, jot Mount
Kiseo. leaves today after a. short vis-
it with Miss Jean Mirriam.
,e o o
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Bogart are on-
laying on extended motor trip
through Maine. They are accom-
panied by their daughter. Miss Dor-
othy Begert.
e s
Mrs. William Gleim has as her
guests this week. her sister. Mrs.
‘Earle. ct Woodclifle. N. J.. and her
daughter.
0 O 0
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith are
entertaining Mrs. Everitt.
O O 0
Miss Kathcleen Heller. in honor
of her guest. Miss Peggy Rawlings.
entertained a number or her irionds
at cards last evening.
0 O O

The oyster-shell roads at the
beach are being temporarily repair-
ed by filling in the holes with dirt.

 

 

shows. on retiring from the' church
two yeti-angelic became a. pro-

National Rose SOciety.

The roads hold up well in good

 

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'fime. — LET ME.

By WILLIAMS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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’FOR SALE

I

New six-room house, all modern improvements, includ-
ing open fireplace, built-in book cases, built-in cedar
chest, one car garage, etc., located 150 ft. oft East Ave.
on Hendrick St. .Will be ready for occupancy Sept. 1st.
Price $2,000.00 cash, balance of $6,000.00 to

remain on mortgage. ,

I'OR SERVICE CALI.

 

TAYLOR & GOLDEN co. "
TELEPHONE 1230
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST UOMPANY BUILDING

 

' New'Rosd Machine

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weather but suitor considerably
from the constant rain, and have to
be repaired irequently.

Test Answers

Here are the answers t6 the ques-
tionssvhich appeared on the comic
m0- How many did you get right?
° i—Beho Daniels.
s—Georgo Herman Ruth.
8-‘-An honorary scholastic tra-
ternlty.
4—Continuous motion which. is
independent or outside energy or
motivopower. , g , . .
t-BAsoa-hlrd. . ' .
' e—a :llquld composed of hydro-
chloric. and nth-lo acids.
7—About 800 years.
s—Na- ' ,
O—The Bill of Rights.
io—Planist. conductor and com-
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gig Fireproof your
' business

Modern methods oi bulld-
lng construction and tested
lire prevention equipment eon-
trlbute much to your safety.
But fire insurance places the
one sure protection- between
you and financial loss as a re-
sult or, are.

 
 

 

 

 

Be sure your insurance is
adequate and correctly sp-
pitod. We will gladly inspect
your tire risks. .

.l. M. Layton. Co.. Inc. ‘
so W Street
~Insurance d Ros] Estate
TELEPHONE so

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

For Street Deparhnent
At Work 011 Fifth St.

' A Iiatfleld-Pontield' road machine
has been purchased by the street
department. according to an an.

El

e now‘liatiiel apparatus is he,“
used on Fifth tor nsdlng.‘
the dirt gathered there is being

 

Six room housozwith all improve.
ments. Newly decorated and in

terma

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live room bunsslow near anver. *
mine. Large living room. with
neld stone lire plaice. Electric
llights. Steam heat. Garage.
Price ".500. '

 

 

racism ” analogue oi the West.
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shoe repair.‘ Price saaoo. Easy

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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