CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1962

RENATA SOCIALS

Mrs, M, Rohn
Mrs. P, Warkentin accompan-
ied by Mrs. J. Reimer and Mrs.
M. Dyck were weekend visitors
to Nelson,

Mr, and ‘Mrs. J. Hamm of Nel-
son were weckend visitors at the
home of Mr, and Mrs. J. Dyck.

Mr. J. Miaster has left on
holiday to Bentley, Alberta, where
he will visit his sister and bro-
ther-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Wm, In-
gram,

Mrs. M, Funk, son Jack and
daughter Eileen were recent visi-
tors at-the home of Mrs, Funk's
brother ond sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm.'Harnes at Winfield, B.C.

Mr. and Mrs, C. H. King and
family of Castlegar spent the
weekend at their summer home
here.

Mr. and Mrs, John Rohn were
recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, D. Krug, Trail.

Miss J. Lang and Miss L. Fla-
dager returned from a recent vi-
sit to Agassiz and Bellingham,
Wash,

‘Richard Funk of Chase is vi-
siting al at bs home here, .

P. Letkeman accompan-|

ied wie son David to Procter
where she will spend some time
with him,

DEER PARK SOCIALS

Old

Chew:

peated se iroug]
king

/80Ur crea and both brown an
find chopping an e:
of ete thn ae or. aad i

tO serve special guests,

i Beppe vane eens .
1 cup

-cup

and continue

baking about
ane 8-Inch ple,

Raisin Sour Cream Pie
ashioned Deilght.

bits noe sweet California raisins are eenetualy. dis-
hout this custardy.’ old
dmother served ‘with pride, siehly filled with eggs,
and white sugars.

Chopping the ralsins releases their full taste surprise. You'll
asy tasic ete you toss the raisins in a teaspoon

in ple warm or ct of
whipped eo mit a a dene, te delightful for coffee get togethers

OLD FASHIONED RAISIN SOUR CREAM PIE

¥ cup ate suger r (packed)
sugar

Fhop 3 Yaising, Combine with beaten eggs, fone. cream, sugars,
sait and cinnamon. Turn into pastry lined ple p: .
ey “(25 degrees ©) ¥F.) 10 minutes. Reduce. heat to 350 degrees

fashioned ple. It's the

cold with .a pouf

teas) on salt
% ie tenses
Eastry, "fOr sipgio "p-inch

an, Bake in hot.
25 to 30 minutes longer.

from
England where she visited with
friends and relatives,
T. Coleman and son

Donald of Nelson were recent vie
sitors to Deer Park as the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Coleman,

Mr. and Mra, C, Williamson
had as‘a-recent guest, the latter’s
aunt, Mrs. J, H. Dyck of Clear-
brook and Vancouver, who was
enroute to Renata where she is
spending a three-week holiday.

Mr. and Mrs, C.'M. Kirkendall
and children of Procter were re-
cent visitors to Deer Park, the
uct of the former's father, ‘Mr.

M. A. Kirkendall and also his bro-
ther-inlaw. and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. Phelps.

. E, Jamieson, who is now
living at..Castlegar, was a visitor
at her former home in Deer Park.

TORONTO — Controlling hit-
and-run accidents in Canada has
become too big a job for police
to handle without help from citi-
zens at large, says Patrol Sgt, Don
Saunders, head of the Metropoli-
tan Toronto Police hit-and-run
squa

Writing in the April issue of
Imperial Oil Review, Patrol Sgt.
Saunders pve that, there were an

5,000 hi id.

Gites Can Help Police
Trace Hit-And-Run Driver

said, the Bvereds is 200 cases a
month.
Citizens can help’ police in
three ways, says Patrol Sgt. Saun-
ders.

Both police and public would
benefit if witnesses realized the
importance of the tiniest and sup-
posedly most trivial scrap of in-
formation. For instance, knowing
the age and sex of the driver can
to police.

cases
in Canada during 206 with one
out of every seven cases involving

body injury. In Toronto alone, he

Some witnesses could help a

lot more if they would write down
what they see, especially licence
which are harder to re-

a—cKCecec

“EVERY THURSDAY NITE 8.00 P.M.
St,, Rita's Parish Hall, Front Street

0

member than people think,

‘itnesses should not disturb
the scene of the accident and
should prevent others from doing
so until police arrive. Bits of glass,
paint or metal are invaluable to
police when turned over to labor-

For instance, scientists can’ tell
from a sliver of glass, left at the
accident. scene, ‘whether police
should be looking for a North

erican or' European car and

Kootenay Lake opens for fish-
ing on Monday, April 16, with the
exception of that portion of Koot-
enay Lake north of a line drawn
between Lost Ledge Creek and
Salisbury Creek . (north end of
Lake).
The Fish and Game Branch
of the Department of Recreation
and Conservation is going to be
making a more thorough creel
census record of catches of fish on
ocenny, Lake this year. ,

Game Warden Pete Ewart asks
that fishermen co-operate fully
and express patience during these
checks, He said the department is
obtaining a larger volume of creel
census information this year for
future fisheries management. War-
dens will be on the lake four days
of each month from early morn-
ing until dusk. or when. fishing
ceases and they will record’ all

30 Belegates Aitend
Handicapped Hesling

The continuation of active
Planning and progress made to
date'on the Dr. Endicott School
for handicapped-retarded ‘children
and adults, were the main topics
discussed at the meeting of board
of governors held recently at the
Hume Hotel, Nelson.

Thirty delegates from all the
Kootenay branches of the Society
for handicapped ‘children were ‘in
attendance, as well as Dalton Mur-
Dhy, co-ordinator oe the provin-

Fish Catches To
Be Recorded |

catches, — relent: length, lure
used, hours fished, ete.

‘A reminder is given that the
erecks close at the end of this
month and this includes the Slo-
can River. Regulations should be

. [seen for any exceptions. Also, last

year's angler’s licence expires =e
the end of April,

A further reminder is that
one person in a boat can have two
lines out while trolling, but when
there are more than one person,
only one line per licenced angler
is allowed.

1.0.D.E. Convention
_ Delegate Reporis

The regular monthly meeting
of the IODE was heid April 9 in
the: Twin Rivers hall with Mra.
M. Zinio ia the chair.

Whittaker, convention
representative, gave a report on
{activities of the provincial conven:
tion in Vancouver April 3, 4 and
4. Four members, Mrs, W. Waldie,
Mrs. R. Magee, Mrs, H. Gergely
and Mrs. N.' Gemmill accompanied
our representative to the conven-

lon, :

New business for the evening
consisted of plans made for a tea,
bake sale' and sewing table. for
May 24. The Fall Fair queen con-
test was discussed and an adver-
tisement for candidates will be
published,

A new member, Mrs. W. Wal-
die, was voted into the group.

cial

Attending from Castlegar were

Mrs, M. Moore, Mrs. G. Hughes

‘ and E, Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Hughes

presented a cheque for ‘$500

Eon the Caster branch for
ding fi

at brief, S atlining the aims. of
the society and bringing the pro-
ject and building plans to the at-
tention of the federal government,
will be undertaken and submitted
by president Richard Vogel.

John Dalziel ‘Takes
Part in Ghoir Festiva!

The annual Festival of Choirs
was held ..in..Omak, “Washington
last Saturday when the. Okanagan
Esquires of Omak, under the di-
rection of Mr. M. Smith, acted as

iit choirs took Bart, nelnding
two from Canada. ;' Canadian

choirs were the ‘Trail § Male Chorus
of which John Dalziel of Castle-
gar is a member and the Oliver

atory scientists for examination. | hos!

INSURANGE

For Ail Your
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE NEEDS
Phone 365:3441

AGENCIES

Television Service

@ Repairs to all makes of TV's,
Radios, Phonographs. -

@ Electrical Appliances,

@ Applications for TV cable hook. .
ups made here,

“Years of experience 1s | our
Guarantee of dependable service.”

ELECTRONIC SERVICES ¢ ?
365-3337 — bones _ gS 460

VOLKSWAGEN an
SALES & SERVICE
USED CARS — TRADES
Phone R:A:° (Bob) Horswill 365- 3491
‘61 Rambler Super Sedan, $2,795
- only 6 thousan:
‘58 Haan American

53 Pl

PARICVIENL MOTORS — NELSON, B.C, .

RAMBLER

ACER CCENOLL

For
House ‘Delivery

QUALITY 3.8 MILK

(Now In Cartons)

PALM DAIRIES Ltd.

: 365 - 5578
CASTLEGAR

| LUGGAGE,

Bosse's Jewellery

10th Anniversary .

SALE

‘April 14th to Saturday: April 21st

Store-Wide Specials Gf

20% OFF

Extra Specials. of 30% off on some lines of:

PABA Ac i arwe ARSeern cere
CAMERAS, CLOCKS, DRESSER SETS,

JEWELLERY BOXES, LADIE'S & MEN'S FITTED
CASES, WATERMAN'S PEN ‘SETS AND GIFTS
EXTRA, EXTRA, EXTRA SPECIAL of 40% off on
SOME LINES OF WATCHES. AND DIAMONDS
For Easter take ad ge of these gs on
beautiful diamonds and jewellery for your loved
“ones at
CASTLEGAR’S JEWELLERY HEADQUARTERS ,
178 Pine St." Castlegar, B.C. Phone 365-2041 -'

“Castlegar, & District Liberal Association meeting.

NEW 1962 BOOK

“throw these people | out? of office come: to the

cic AAATACRONRRTN

NOTICE

Wednesday, April 18th at 8 p.m. in the downstairs
banquet | yoom ‘of the.” -

” MARLANE HOTEL.

The Tories have laboured. ‘mightily and have
brought forth a mouse. ;

Lord Cecil is ‘thr n i our, very fi
Do you care? If you do, and ‘if you would like to

meeting and ‘discuss what we can do about.it. .

cocoa t

GO- CART

- There will bea. meeting: for those interested in
‘forming a Go-Cart Club on Thursday, April 19 at.

FOR SALE

Coal oll fridge, beat offer, See
or write Willlam Porverote a
Mant (Box 8),

ft, house trailer, Reasonable
price, ase be sold. Ph. 365-4544, 315.

Business Onnertunity
Establlahed King. Koin Launder-
ette now ‘operating, good location,
terrific» potential, Pleente Plaza
‘Bhopping Centre.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, April 12, 1962

peti Sar
Fon RENT
Furnished ‘auite, | three blocks
from centre of Castlegar overlooking
Columbia river. Ph. i

on terms or leasa oan ‘ror particu.
lara write Box 490K, Castlegar, 325

Furnished -sulte, aultabie for
‘couple and one furnished ‘one-bed-

New 9 cu, ft. fridge, automatic
gas range.. 23" TV; and variety of
radios —~ all reasonably priced,
305-2161,

sete
365-581

Tas Ford Balf-tori, de deluxe mo-
del. Ph, 365-8037. 315

1859 Triumph 650_c.c,_motorey-
cle; Ph, 365-6841 after 6 p.m. 815

House and personal Stracte to

1

OH Heater, stroller, Ph.

clear” on estate, Sate~from

Pm: Saturday at 172-10th Ave., ‘Kine
nalrd. Na phone catls,

‘63 Ford PIEK-Up, i taay 2050 Ply-
Ph. 07.

edroom Tse reWiynicaora:
ES Robson townaite, good location.
._ 985-8898, B15

42 in, feft-hand drainboard sink,
reelain..enamel complete . with
trainer and ‘faucet; perfect condi
tlon, a 365-5251.

on Lakeview . ey teat oe

fer ter over 5600, Ph. 339-"
5x 100 ft, lot 7 NGS,
55-5153, a4

6s x J te 110 tt ft, tot In Kinnaird, § ‘200,

= earoom house, Tul_bagenient,

low down | payment, Ph. 3 . Bie
2-bedroom house, fal ient,

large garden space and fruit wees,

in Robson. Good location; ey ier

Brice, terms. Apply Box

gar, B.C,

Beautiful “mobile; home, Tang
furnished, colonial style, 2 bedrooms,
sitting room, kitchen, full bathroom,
large fridge and ° stove, automatic
washer, reasonable, on lot at opr
ay Ph, 365-8107,

ou 2pedtoom house, gas Tat

closes 4 ool, Best offer itakes.

Owner milst sell, Ph. 365-5020, | 313

aeractive home building Jots

evar. Ph, 365-8200, ten |

Bullding lots, apply Ozerotf pee
wallet, Blote, ee

LEGAL
LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply to
Teneo Land
In Land "Recording District of
Nelson and sftuate on the Columbia
a “Cantlegar, BC.

Take notice’ that John ‘Thompson
of mer-

or in the vicinity of the Villuge/5 p.m.

‘Ph, 368-2384, tfn15.

.Furnished  3-room house with
basement’ garage in Robson. Ph.
365-5405, 315

2-room reap rh ereen
for two. Ph, 365-2161.

eae

Large furnished 3-room ‘sulte in
reatdential area. Ph, 305-2700 hore

S-room basement auite, shower,
TV cables,” carport. Ph, 363-5032.

chant intends to apply tor i tease of
the following described tand:
Commencing at a post planted on
the high water mark of the Colum-
dia River, said post being at the
North East corner of Parcel Number

degrees 30' W. for 1,180 feet more or
Jess, thence S, 20 degrees 16° E. for
250 {cet more or leas to the high wa-
ter mark belng’the north west cor-
her of the ee 1,130 feet of the
said Parcel 4; thence north easterly
along the ald high water mark 1,150
feet more or less to the point of
5

Heab ant
‘72| vick' Butlding.’ Ph,

Furnished sulte, Eremenko Block,
Ph. 365-3061, ‘ 315

Fully-furntshed, /neated | apart-
ment. Close in, Ph, 385-9001,
Nice. furnished or, unfurnished
apartment. 3 rooms, bath, utility.
id water included,’ $75, Har-

365-8872. ‘514

‘One bedroom, Ph, 365-5589, 814

Fully furnished apartment, auit-
able for business woman or teacher.
Apply S87-5th Ave. or Ph. 365-5856.

leates a S-room ite, Hy ht and
water Jngluded, suitable or coe

acres, more a fos for the purpose

of Marine Serv!

Dated this aan day of March, 1962.
Ser ee BCLS.

Sonn ‘hompron, 41

LAND ACT
Notice of Intention to Apply to
Land

In Ce Recording District ot
Nelson and situate on the Colum!
River in Fee vicinity of the Village
of Castlegar, B.C.

“. Take tied that Kinnaird Trans-
fer Limited of Kinnalrd, B.C, oceup-
ation: tru and excavating in-
tends ‘to ‘apply for'a lease of the

aranteed re] alae
sowing pe tent
jusiment coal other m es. Writ

adi . Represen~
tative calls each week, Ph. Leaver
362-5260 or Nelson 41.:~

fo-bedroom bungalow in ni
Robson subdivision, new; deoorsted
throughout, fa bases ba exit,

nace, Terms $7,300. 'T’.
Son Ltd. Nelein Bh, ong

ge Ph.
865-5959, after 6 pm. Ph. ‘395-5937.
etd
‘New S-bedroom, house,
Way, carport, wrought {ron railings,
lawns one frult trees on a 75 x
lot. Ph. 365-4287 or call at toiagin
Ave, Huuanated
™ Good quality large crib, Ph. oe

ESAS S18
ae" wide pedspring, Ph. anor

19497 GME. an flat. steel ad
4-speed transmission;. also. one uae
Singer sewing machine,'.al Hn
condition. ee Gott ‘B ‘Boallgatt
Box 64, Thrums “sg

B00 sq--ft used“ Inaul boat ‘aid-
ing, -goo pe, $7.00 : per. unired
89. ft. PI 405%. =: ae

7. finite

ands:

Block 72; thence
south westerly: atong the sald high

| Water.mark $70 feet more or less to

the point of of commencement and con-
more or less, for
pone of ‘gravel quarrying.

* Dated re Peres aay\or March, 1962,

NOTICES

‘Will the finder of black leather
wallet by Marlane Hotel please leave
same. at’ Castlegar News, Your phone
call ‘not clearly understood’ as to
your Tocation,

Hard-times dance, Crescent. Vale

SCOT SEESSEEEOOTETOOOTONOSEHOTONROOEERL
ANDERSON AGENCIES

Res. Ph.: 365-3276

Bus, Ph.: 365-3441

ra]

e aN

1. ABE YOU LIVING IN
“2° “CRAMPED QUARTERS?"

Has your’ family had a blessed event re-
cently? Have the in-laws made themselves

“at home” — in YOUR home?

Whatever the-reason, if you're cramped for
space,. tramping on one another, finding
objects underfoot, wishing you had two
more bedrooms, apologizing to ieinas

maybe. we can help, © -

Some spacious older homes, solidly built
with’ great’ years. of living left in ’em, are
available. on realistic’ terms, Come in. Re-
gister: your needs with us. We'll find a
Place that “fills the bill” nicely!

LLL
LORETTA’'S
BEAUTY SALON

Hair Styling, tints manicures

"BEACON MOTORS Let

f@teh:
Comfort under our. Ai
ditioned Hair ‘ Dryers.
Phone 3658290

Tc

ley, Saturday, April 24. AN welcome.
We would like. to extend our,

ing Supplies
OGLow* BROS.
Bullding & Supply Co. Lt.

/ Phone . 865-3351

nl and family,
‘ModelRadio and TV Service —
Ph, 365-8334 or apply 69 Main St. 815

Rug. and _ametTeld cleaning,
very Ph. 365-1 814

Gravel & Top Soll

DITCHING, EXCAVATING

Room’, ant
home. “Apply a Bee en Prvate

ror classified ada e 12

Deadline ‘for 4
neon an. Wednesday prior to the cay i
res =

LAD!
Ladies interested: in totning a
Club please Ph. 885-

B.CLS.,
dgent For:
sGonaleas ‘Transtér em ve.

313

- WANTED

man would ie, pete one
Imematately, Ph. 365-5

— tor drop into the
Boundary » Electric or Ph. 65-5919,
m3

{Sea Er

We have machinery for digging
ditches, pe ue holes and nee cle
ding, Phe 365-5938,

Baby. buggy, Ph,+ sear
*_. Good second-hand ‘golf clubs, Ph.
865-5354." :

use on -acre

it
or more of land with option to buy.
Ph. 365-8013, j tind

- RLINE —
TICKETS TO’ ALL PARTS]

: For Every Type;of. B

== ACCOUNTING SERVICE :

 V.G. ECCLES

:Public’Accountant

Fifty. colored ee of ‘plans and home

information, with ‘over thirty. new
“homes for your selection. including.’ -

perhaps the make of car,

Good Eysight
Valuable Tool |

7.30 ‘p.m. at the home of. H. ‘Jack, 140-4th “Ave.
- Kinnaird. :

For further information \ phone 365. 2031

OF THE .WORLD:,
‘Asan,

WEST'S.

Choral Society under the direction
of former Castlegar resident Ted
Gergely. : ‘

1186 CEDAR: AVE.
JACKPOTS $27.50 & $330.00 NE

55 NUMBERS CALLED =
CNT RCC

;

Paleo E Relumed

E

PLUMBING AND

fee is $3.00 for 3 years.

I
Gasiiegar Hospilal improvement Bisirict

ANNUAL MEETINGS

CASTLEGAR: Tuesday March {7th 8.00 p.m. In the Parish
~ Hall

ROBSON: Wednesday March (8th 8,00 p.m. In the Robson
Memorial Church Hall

0800

NOTICE

The General Radio Service Band has been re-
leased by the Department.of Transport as of April
2nd for use by the General: Public.

Your own personal 2-way radio DO.T. 7 Licence

For further information and
quotations Phone 365-3499

H. M: CARD

ROBSON, B.C.

Next’ to a sense: of responsi-
bility, good eyesight is one of the
most valuable ‘tools z jatlser can

As GFA Head

Ab teh rs —£, J, Palm-

"| have. Ye'
drive their mutomabiles with de-
fective vision, says the B.C. Auto-
mobile Association:

The ability to’see distant ob-

Color-blindness, slow recovery rate
from headlight glare and inability
to see:properly at night — ‘these
are other characteristics that can
seriously affect your driving com-
petence. ‘

The BCAA. urges you to have
your eyes checked by a quailfied
physician if you have not done so
recently. Only a few minutes is re-
quired for such a check, and it
eould save your life!’ ,

jects is only, one facet of the Ievel|:.
of vision required for safe driving. |

.C. lumber opera-
tor, was eeeietea president of the
Canadian Forestry Association of
B.C. ‘at the annual meeting. on
April 5,

Vice-presidents’ are ‘W, McMa-
an, A; Moss, J. Sheasgreen and
E. G, Shorter.

Added to the ‘list of provin-
celal directors were: B. M. Hoff-
meister, R.: W. Wellwood, R. Dixon
and A. E. Penny.

Lacking fr something’.

NOW!

at the

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« RED’ PLUM JAM, 4 |b,

» BAKE-EASY Short,”

PRUNE PLUMS, 15-0z."7 for $1

‘ LIPTON‘S SOUP, 7 for

or Pleasure? i

Central address =
: -modernly: appointed, -where friendly =
and‘:courteous” service: ‘prevail:
Family arrangements, no charge
for. children under Fre
cabled TV. and: Parking.
“Rates from tees

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;,, On English Bay
1766 Davie Street, Vancouver 5, BO. -
Telephone MU 2-1831 -

isunsiiiininigtiusatmtinisa cistall

the following highways

Castlegar.

. NOTICE
Load and speed restrictions will be recinded on

Thursday, April 12, '1962,
No. 3 8: TP. Highway Rossland to Nelson. Via

3A.S. T. P. Highway ‘Trail to: Montrose. -
No, 22 Highway Rossland to: Patterson,
No. 22A Highway’ Trail to Wanita.

effective at. 12.01 am.

A. E. Staite

District Superintendent
Department of Highways
Rossland, B.C.:

VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATION. SALE.
Last Chance. Friday 4. 9 P.M. - Saturday 8.30 - 6.00 P.M.

KLEENEX, 40's, 2 for . , 59¢
DOMESTIC. SHORTENING, 212
A |r oe enema tetra verrct nets sieves 69E
DOMESTIC ‘SHORTENING, 1
Ib. seen, 256
1 Ib, 25¢ “Air, f

HOME FREEZER SUPPLIES
MUST. fee]

Poly: freee Pak, qts.....
Poly. Freezer Pak, pts...
Freezer’ ‘Paper, wax, d

COMET,’
$1.00

SOUP, Campbell's, 2 for... 39c

$1.00

MACARONI, 5 Ibs... 69¢

-FANCY NOODLES, 2 Ibs. .. 29c |

MARMALADE, pure 4 Ibs. 77c

All Canned Meats Marked. Down
All. Spices 2 for One

16-0. .... 25¢

HANDI-WRAP,

Castlegar

: Going at Half: Price
‘BABY FOODS, 10 ‘for
NABOB PUNCHS ALL. FLAVOR

BUDGIE SEEDS,
CANARY SEED,

REYNOLDS WRAP, foil.

25 oz, .... 3le
16
20¢

“36

45c

4 for .

_ CERTO ‘CRYSTALS, 4 for .
CERTO, bottle, .

JELLO: POWDERS,. 4 for...
JELLO PUDDING Pie Fillers

Family Size, 3 “for
CATTELLI cut eae
3. Ibs,, ...........

3le°.

“COMET, giant size,
BONUS, ‘3: Ibs: 3 oz.
SPIC. & SPAN, regular
“SPIC’ & SPAN, giant...
‘SANI FLUSH, regular

“giant size...

35c

7396"
39e

Co-operative Retail Society _

g {on a 60’ x 100 improved lot With

i cc
FOR SALE
Move Right In

home? We have one available now
for | immediate | occupancy.-. Check

htese featurtir~@nd let’ us show it},
to you. The main: floor consists of |. *

3 bedrooms, - bath, ° living: room, kit-
chen and. nook. ‘The basement ts
attractively finished and has full
bathroom plumbing and: heating.
This area could be utilized- as rum-
pus room and spare bedrooms or
coilld, easly be converted into: a
lovely revenue’ apartment to carry
payments. Full price of this home
Js $15,800. Reasonable terms,

Easy to Buy

See this 2-bedroom home with
Uving room,’ dining “room, ‘kitchen
rand bath. This home is situated

lorge garage, at rear, This is a, "good
value ‘at $9,500, *

4th Ave: Kinnaird

Large’ 2-bedroom’ home: on’. cor
ner lot = Lr. 15" x 18’, 1st Br.
13-x 15, 2nd Br. 12 x 12, full base-
ment, Price $7,600 with $3,000 down.
Offers will be considered,

Reduced Auto
& Fire Rates
As price is important to you inquire
about our new rates today.

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