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12 W.

Elizabeth

St.

(M30-A1)

•

FOR

SALE

—

Magic Chef range,

nearly

new. Inq. 160

Margaret

St. (M30-A4)

IjgQR SALE

—

Oldsmobile sport

coupe, good tires,

good mec-

hanical condition. Reasonable.

Tel.

Dannemora 3331. CM30-A1)

FOR SALE—Brand

new

modern

roOm brick bungalow, *ath,

hot

water

and

garage. Located

Nor-

"atta section.

H. L.

Booth.

Tel.

;

713.

(M28-M)

FOR SALE—When house-cleaning,

-toe

sure

you

have

supply

clean

old

newspapers.

Get

them

now while they last.

Big

bundles

lor

10c.

Press Office, 55-59

Clinton

St.

(M28-A21)

FOR SALE—Moving time. Keep

•

good supply

old

newspapers

for

'.packing.

Big

bundles

for 10c at

Press Office. (M28-A25)

FOR SALE—Straw

and

hay.

Tel.

1057.

(M28-31)

FOR SALE—1936 Chevrolet

1 1-2

ton stake 'body with over drive;

also

set of

dollies $275. Quality

Market. (M28-31)

FOR

SALE—One spring-tooth har-

row.

W. A.

Phillips, Peru.

Tel.

17-F-3.

(M28-31)

FOR SALE—In Mbrrisonville,

at-

tractive house

and

large

lot,

cen-

ter

town, modern, re-modeled

years

ago,

hot-water heat with

oil burner—new modern bath-

•

rponT

and

kitchen equipment,

hardwood floors.

See

owner,

Le-

land Stratton. Phone 3-F-41 after

3:30

and 6

p.m.

(M28-3D

FOR SALE—8 piece upholstered

parlor suite; walnut diningroom

set, consisting

buffet, server,

table,

chairs. Cheap

for

cash.

Tel.

476.

(M28-31)

FOR SALE—Licensed restaurant,

r.i lully equipped,

operation. Fine

i_T business location. Apply Tip-Top

-•"•

restaurant,

52 VS.

Ave.

(M27-A10)

FOR SALE—One 300-chick brooder,

platform scales, sewing machine,

mowing machine.

W. P.

Covffle,

•Rt.

Plattsburgh. (M27-A2)

•

FOR

SALE—At

sacrifice, newly

i>ullt

room

and

bath cottage.

•

No.

Cemetery street.

Com-

pletely insulated.

Hot

water

...

h^at.

Lot 50 it.

running back

•

:«ver. Terms.

Looby, Atty.

54 Broad

St.

(M26-AD

FOR SALE—Monuments, posts

and

markers; cemetery work. Work

guaranteed, fair prices. Herman

H. Blair,

Chazy.

Tel.

Chazy

~M3. CAl-7mos)

FOR SALE—Special sale

Spar

Varnish,

gals,

for

$3.05. Phone

1716.

Baker-Fairchild Lumber

Co.

(M19-A19)

FOR SALE—Dry softwood blocks,

$2.75 cord; split $2.85 cord. Phone

772.

(F2-tf)

FOR SALE

—

Large residence

Court

St.,

ideal

for

apartments.

Also building lots

Beekman

St.

Stratton, phone 818-R.

(M30-31)

FOR SALE—Oood used trucks,

all

sizes.

International Sales&Service,

V.B.

Jerry. Phone 975. (F2tf)

FOR SALE—Dry haMwood blocks

and split wood ;also kindling

slabs.

Phone 1569-J. (M13-31)

FOR

SALE—Crystal Tavern

= City Hail Place. Apply

prem-

§ esis. (Mil-All)

FOR

SALE—Baled

hay.

Inquire

Harney, Cadyville. (M20-31)

FOR

SALE—Old fashioned hore-

s hound candy

10c a

bag,

35c per

•

pound, broncholdine cough syrup

"35c, 65c

and

$1.00.

(our own pro-

r duct)

O. T.

Larkin Pharmacy,

JBridge

St.

(M20-A2J

FOR SALE—2 Wood lots.

Inq. Mrs.

William Latremore, Beekman-

-~*".

-town,

N.Y. RFD

(M28-31)

For

Rent

FOR RENT—Fully equipped farm.

Inquire

J. H.

McKinney,

RFD

West Chazy,

N.Y.

(M28-31)

FOR RENT—l-rm. house, electric

lights,

garage, Salmon Biver-

Schuyler Falls

Rd.

Frank

Mousseau,

Tel.

Peru 12-L-23.,

(M28-31)

FOR RENT—Furnished apts., heat,

hot water

and

lights.

Inq. 48

.-Oak

St.

Tel.

123-W. (M28-tf)

SaPP

WMSMHWr*

FOR RfiNT—Six room second Uoor

apartment. Call

167 Oak

St.

Tel.

1308.

(M27-30)

FOR RENT

—

1-family

bungalow,

garage,

and

several acres

land,

50 Main Mill

St.,

city. Inquire

John

Judge, attorney. (M27-tf)

FOR RENT—« room,

3rd

floor

apt.

41 Elm St.;

also 5-room heated

apt.

137

Brinkerhoff

St. Tel.

1336-R. (M26-tf)

FOR RENT—5 room modern ground

floor heated

apt.,

continuous

hot

water. Private screened porch.

Garage.

Beekman

St. Tel.

221-R. (M25-tf)

1'OR RENT

—

6-room apartment.

Inq. Louis Cohen,

133

Cornells

street. (M30-tf)

FOR RENT—Heated

and

furnished

apartment

three rooms

and

bath. Living room, large

.bed

room, combination kitchen

and

dinette.

Gas

stove

and

Kelvina-

tor. Third floor, front, over

Press office. Call

159

mornings.

(M30-tf)

FOR RENT

—

Five-room modern

apartment, heated, centrally

lo-

cated. Must

'be

seen

to be ap-

preciated. Phone

1544.

(M30-tf)

FOR RENT—One-half acre land,

farm house, garden, garage

and

hencoop. Apply

Tydol Filling

Sta., opposite church

Sciota,

(M26-A1)

FOR RENT—Upstairs apartment,

rooms

and

bath; modern con-

veniences.

Durand

St.

Inquire

28 Durand

St.

(M24-30)

FOR RENT—Half

double house,

hardwood finish, garage; garden.

Hot water heat.

Sailly

Ave.

(M24tf)

.FOR RENT—Furnished, heated

apt

for

2; gas,

electricity

and hot

water included. Phone 1294-J.

Apply

Cornelia

St.

(M30-A4)

FOR RENT—Four room furnished

apartment, modern conveniences.

Apply

103

Brinkerhoff after

10:00

A.M. (M23tf)

FOR RENT—Heated

4 rm. &

bath

apt., newly decorated; continuous

hot water; screened private porch.

97 Boynton Ave. $30 mo. Tel. 1716.

(D5tf)

FOR RENT—Up-to-date

room

apartment

at 2

Rugar

St.

Adults

only.

Tel.

341-J. (M27-tf)

FOR RENT—Front corner single

room, board

desired. Desirable

location.

Court

St.

Ring right

hand bell. (M26-A8)

FOR RENT—5 room apartment

80-A Bailey

Ave.

Inquire John

Theodore,

Bailey. (M28-31)

FOR RENT—4-room furnished

apt.

with bath; also 4-room unfur-

nished

apt.

with bath.

Inq. 117

So.

Catherine

St.

(M9-tf)

FOR RENT—Apartments,

Cum-

berland

Ave.

Unfurnished with

continuous heat

and hot

water,

and

rooms, screened porches

front

and

rear. Reasonable rent.

Apply John

Booth,

Clinton

St. (M21-tf)

FOR RENT—Heated four-room

ap-

artment

and

'bath. Arcade bldg.,

Clinton

St.

Harry

Booth,

Tel.

713.

<M21tf>

FOR RENT—8 room house

at 67

Oak

St.

Modern conveniences.

Apply

Elm

St.

Tel.

182-J.

(M19-A19)

FOR RENT—Store

at 19

Margaret

St., corner South

Witherill

Ho-

tel directly opposite

new

Wool-

worth building,

now

occupied

Todd Automobile showroom,

inq.

Witherill Hotel. (M12tf)

FOR RENT—Ground floor,

2-rm.

furnished

apt.

Heated. Lights,

gas,

continuous

hot

water.

Pvt.

entrance. Also

bedrooms.

Inq.

32 Durand

St.

(M5-tf)

FOR RENT—5-rm. heated

apt.

Central location. Available March

15.

Inq.

Allen

and

Allen,

Brin-

kerhoff

St.

(F25tf)

FOR RENT—Heated 4-rms.

and

bath

apt.

Continuous

hot

water.

Screened

pvt.

porch.

Boyn-

ton Ave. $30

per

mo. Tel. 1716.

(D5tf)

FOR RENT

—

TJp»to-date apart-

ments

at 22

Macomb

and 81

Broad

Sts.

Inquire

J. R. Mc-

Dowell,

Draper Ave. (015-tr

FOR RENT—Six room ground floor

unfurnished apartment; modern

every way. 21 Hamilton

St.

Inquire

David Merkel, Phone

528

529.

<J27tf)

FOR RENT—Heated apartment

business

offices

at 9

Margaret

St.

Tel. 206.

(D30tf)

FOR RENT—3

rm.

furnished

apt.

at Elmwood cottage, 185 Margaret

St. Pohne 981-J. (F28-tf

FOR RENT—Heated

apt.,

rooms,

kitchenette

and

bath. Adults

only.

inq.

Margaret

St.

(M12tf)

FOR RENT—Small furnished

apt.

for

adults,

May 1st. 162

Broad

St.

Tel.

957-W after

8 P. M,

(M30-A1)

FOR RENT—5-room heated

apt.

160 Margaret

St.

(M30-A4)

FOR RENT—Upstairs apartment,

•

large rooms,

Champlain

St.

Inquire

Champlain

St.

(M30-A1)

FOR RENT

—

Single furnished

room, bath adjoining. Apply after

5:30

p.m.

Apt. 1, 24

City Hall

Place. (M28-31)

FOR RENT—At

Tarleton Court,

heated

rooms

and

bath, sleep-

ing-out porch, excellent location.

Apply

Broad street. (M26-tf)

FOR RENT—5 room furnished

apt

with automatic heat. Inq. 27 Rugar

street. (M24tf)

Wanted

WANTED—A woman

by the day.

Inq.

8 So.

Piatt

St. Tel.

1766-M

(M30-Ali

WANTED—Girl

for

general house-

work

and

care

children.

Johnson

Ave.

Tel.

1832-J.

(M30-A1)

WANTED—Reliable

man for

milk

route

and

work

dairy, prefer

one with experience. Write

Box

M-50

Press. (M28-31)

WANTED—Quantity

lumber

plane

match. Shiplap made

Write

Box

M-48,

Press.

((M28-31)

WANTED—Man

work

farm.

Apply

J. H.

McKinney,

RFD 3,

West Chazy,

N.Y.

(M28-31)

WANTED —Furniture upholstering,

repairing, re-finishing, crating

furnlturestorage. AntlqueHospital

No.

Catherine

St.

Tel. 1592.

(F8tf)

WANTED—Tailoring, rellning,

al-

terations, dressmaking.

Mrs. N

Brothers,

185 Oak St.

Tel

1422-R

(F22-M22)

WANTED—Horses

and

cattle

for

fish feed. Phone

Scott Platts-

burgh

1394.

Cash prices.

(M17tf)

WANTED—Cash paid

for

your

old

camera

and

camera equipment.

Larkin Pharmacy,

Bridge

St.

(M20-A2)

WANTED—Modern

5 or 6

room

un-

furnished

apt.

bungalow. Write

P.O.

Box 335,

Pittsburgh.

<M27-tf)

WANTED—Girl

woman

for

gen-

eral housework. Apply Delia's

Inn, Peru,

N. Y.

(M27-30)

WANTED—Small combination coal

and

gas

stove. Phone 696-J.

(M27-30)

WANTED—Spring muskrats

beaver. Muskrats

$1.60

$2.20,

beaver

$12 to $40.

Rowe Bros.,

Ellenburg Depot,

N. Y.

(M26-A9)

THTQW^WW^P

WANTED—Girl

1'ur

Kenerul house-

work

and

care

children. Must

be able

cook. Apply

Pros-

pect Avenue.

(M30)

WANTED—Competent girl

for

gen-

eral house work.

Mrs.

Roland

Ayres,

Morrison Ave.

Tel. 1622.

IM30-A1)

Lost

and

Found

LOST

— On

Saturday noon,

Montgomery Ward's store,

lady's purse containing change

and junior driver's license, other

articles. Reward.

license

returned

questions will

asked. Please return

Press

Office,

Rose Marie Ryan,

Saranac,

N. Y. (M30)

LOST—If

the

billiard

cue

which

was taken from

the

Nash Bowl-

ing Alley during

the

last

two

weeks

returned

to 38

Cornelia

street

reward

of $10

will

paid

and no

questions asked.

iM6-Apl)

Miscellaneous

Custom sawing done promptly

Biglow's

saw

mill, Keeseville,

Y. (M28-31)

RANGE

OIL

BURNER SERVICE—

Over

years' experience. Save

fuel,

get

satisfactory results.

Phone

1308.

Paul

Miller.

(M27-30)

DOES YOUR DRIVEWAY NEED

RECONDITIONING? Free

es-

timates

sand, crushed stone,

gravel, cinders. Noel

Brunell.

Jr.,

So.

Plattsburgh.

Tel.

42-F-22

(M25-A9)

CARS WASHED

50c

'ar Lubrication

50c.

LaJoy's Auto

& Radio Service.

Tel.

1324-W.

(M19-A19;

RINTING—Letter Heads

and Er,

veiopes, Ruled Forms. Salesbook-.

Advertising

and

Engraving.

Ca.l

Laravie, Tuttle Printing

Of-

fice,

Protection

Ave.,

Platts-

burgh,

N. Y.

(F4tf)

AUTOMOBILE LIABILITY

d kinds

legal reserve insurant

for every need. Carl

Potter,

Couch street.

Tel 276

(A20tf

NOTICE

CREDITORS

Estate

Rollin

Wilkinson, late

•>t

the

City

Plattsburgh, Clinton

County,

New

York, deceased.

All

:lalms against said estate must

filed with

the

undersigned

at the

Law office

Charles

Signer,

No.

14 Brinkerhoff street,

the

City

of Plattsburgh, New York,

on or

be-

fore

the 15th day

May,

1942.

Dated November

12th, 1941.

Charles

Baker,

Orrel

Larkin,

Executors,

O. Address,

Plattsburgh, New York

Charles

Signor,

Attorney

for

Executors,

Office

and

Address,

14 Brinkerhoff Street,

Plattsburgh,

New

York.

(N13-6m)

NOTICE

SAI.F

Glllllori

I'nunlA,

The I'Vdrml Lmirl Bank

.Spring-

field,

Plaintiff,

against HAROLD

STILES

and

ILA

"M. STILES,

his

wife,

RUDOLPH SLOSSON

and

HENRY ROLLO, Defendants.

pursuance

of a

Judgment

Foreclosure

and

Sale made

in the

above entitled action,

and

entered

the

Office

the

Clerk

CJinton

County

March

5th,

1942,

I, the

undersigned,

the

Referee

said

Judgment, will sell

public auction

the

front door

of the

Clinton

County Court House

in the

City

Plattsburgh, Clinton County,

New

York,

the 21st day

April, 1942,

Ten

o'clock

in the

forenoon

that

day, the

following described

premises

said judgment directed

sold, located

in the

Town

Chazy, Clinton County,

New

York.

ALL THOSE CERTAIN PIECES

AND PARCELS

LAND situate,

lying

and

being

in the

Town

Chazy, Clinton County,

New

York,

and bounded

and

described

fol-

lows:

PARCEL

ONE:

Fifty

(501

acres

of land, more

less,

in the

North

half

of Lot No. 38,

Dean's Patent

and being

the

same premises con-

veyed

Gerry

Merrihew

and

wife

Harold

Stiles

and

wife

by deed recorded

Clinton County

Clerk's Office

Vol. 120

Deeds

at page

189.

PARCEL TWO: Fifty

(50)

acres

of land, more

less,

in the

North

half

of Lot

No.

37,

Dean's Patent

and being

the

same premises con-

veyed

Gerry

Merrihew

and

wife

Harold

Stiles

and

wife,

deed recorded

Clinton County

Clerk's Office

Vol. 138

Deeds

at page

342.

PARCEL THREE: Twenty-three

and one-half <23"i> acres

land,

less

in Lot

No. 21,

Dean's

Patent,

and

being

the

same premises

conveyed

Horace

Brown

and

wife

Harold

Stiles

and

wife

deed recorded

Vol. 124

Deeds

at page

333.

EXCEPTING, HOW-

EVER, from said premises 2745

square feet

land, more

less,

conveyed

Harold

Stiles

and

,vife

to The

Delaware

and

Hudson

Railroad Corporation

deed

re-

corded

Clinton County Clerk's

Office

Vol.

176

Deeds

page

382.

The premises

intended

to be

conveyed

are the

same premises

de-

scribed

in a

mortgage from Harold

Stiles

and

wife

Federal Land

Bank

Springfield, dated Novem-

ber

1931,

and

recorded

Clinton

County Clerk's Office

Vol.

104

Mortgages,

page

343,

except

the

premises later conveyed

to The

Delaware

and

Hudson Railroad Cor-

poration,

above mentioned.

Reference

to the

above mentioned

deeds

and

mortgage

hereby made

for

more accurate description

the premises hereby intended

to be

conveyed.

Dated: March

5th, 1942.

SHERLOCK

HALEY,

CHARLES

HARRINGTON,

Attorney

for

Plaintiff,

Office

and

P.O.

Address,

51 Clinton Street,

Plattsburgh,

New

York.

(M9,16,23,30,A6,13)

••••••••••••••••£

USED FURNITURE

Complete stock

fine used

and factory re-built Beds,

Springs, Mattresses, Studios,

Kitchen Cabiriets, Breakfast

Living Room Suites,

Oil

Stoves, Dressers, Chests,

Van-

Sets, Bedroom, Dining

and 9

•

ities

now

display

"The

Home

Used Furniture

• • • 5

Largest

Northern

New

York."

WE ALSO

BUY,

SELL

and 9

EXCHANGE FURNITURE.

Taylor's Furniture

64 Bridge

St.

Phone

250

(M19-A19)

•

Monday

— 3:45 to 4:30,

Grade

School Boys;

4:30 to

5:15,

Junior

High Boys;

5:15 to

6:15,

Business

Men

Gym; 6:30 to 7:30,

High

School Boys;

4 to 6,

Handicraft

Shop;

7:30 P.M.,

Bowling

Fit

Rite-

Fro

Joy.

Tuesday — 4

PK,

Gymnastic

Class;

7:30,

Plattsburgh Glee Club,

7:30, Bowling Parker's Sport Shop-

Robinson Feed.

Wednesday—3:45

to 4:30,

Grade

School Boys;

4 to 6,

Handicraft

Shop;

4:30 to 5:15,

Junior High

Boys;

5:15 to

6:15,

Business

Men

Gym;

6:30 to 7:30,

High School

Boys;

7:30,

Bowling Guy's

Ice

Cream-Fit Rite.

Thursday—Ladies

Day all day

and evening.

Friday—3:45

to 4:30,

Grade

School Boys;

4:30 to

5:15,

Junior

High Boys;

5:15 to 6:15,

Busines

Men

Gym; 6:30 to 7:30,

High

School Boys;

4 to 6,

Handicraft

Shop;

7:30,

Bowling Fro-Joy-Mod-

ern Appliance.

Saturday—12:30, Church League

Peru-Baptist;

1:30, St.

John's-

St.

Peter's;

2:30,

Methodist-Trinity,

3:30, Salvation Army-St. Joseph;

7:30, Bowling Dock

Coal-C'iinton

Diner.

Exhibition Baseball

(By

the

Associated Press)

New York

(A)

010 010

000—2

11 1

St. Louis

(N)

300

OOO OOx—3

Ruging, Bonham

(6.) and

Sears;

Jurisich, Beazley

(5) and

O'Dea.

Y.M.r.A.

( ill Rf

IM..UIM

,1'iHWiW

Wi'dne;.cla.v—7

P.M.. St.

John's-

Presbyterian;

P.M.,

Trinity-Met-

hodist;

P.M.,

St.

Peter's-Y.M.C.A.

Friday—7 PJVt.. Presbyterian-

Methodist;

P.M.,

St.

John's-YM

G'-A.,

P.M.,

Trinity-Baptist.

Saturday—7

P.M.,

Methodist-

Y.M.C.;

8 P.M.,

Presbyterian-Bap-

tist:

P.M.,

St.

John's-St. Peter's.

Boston

(A)

000 000

000—0

4 1

Detroit

(A) ...

200 010

OOx—3

4 0

Hash, Wagner

(6),

Judd

(8) and

Contory; Rowe, Fuchs

(8)

and Teb-

betts.

Washington

(A)

001 000

000—1

8 4

Brooklyn

(N) ..

500 001

OOx—6

7 1

Wilson, McCullough

(7) and

Early;

Davis,

Wyatt

(7) and

Dapper.

Boston

(N) ....

000 000

000—0

6 3

Cincinnati

(N)

020 000

03x—5

6 1

Javery

and

Lombardi, Masi

(7>;

Walters, Derringer

(6) ad

Hems-

ley.

bright southpaw prospect with

Boston Braves

Sanford,

Fla.

Six-footer helped Evansville

pennant

topping Three-I

League with

1.83

earned-run

average,

winning percentage

with

19 and 6 and in

shutouts

with

There's

one way

thousands

depend

upon

help k««r>

their

skin soft

and

beautiful

and

that

is the

use

llasok

For

llasol

is a

delightful

creamy

liquid that aids

to.

protecting

your

skin.

G*4j*l

bottle

today.

ILAS0L

.50!

Blood plasma

now

being made

safer

transfusion

addition

0.2

per

cent

sodium sulfathiazole,

which assures sterility

of the

plasma.

HITCHCOCK'S

PHARMACY

25 Clinton

St.

Phone

149

Cleveland

(A)

000 010 100 0—2

7 2

New York

(N)

000 000 200 1—3

6 0

Bagby, Kennedy

(6) and

Hegan,

Denning

(6);

Schumacher, Sunkel

(6)

and

Danning.

St. Louis

(A)

002 000 013 2—8

8 3

Phil'phia

(N)

000 102 003 0—6 13

Aucker, Trotter

(9) and

Swift;

Beck, Melton

(7),

Masterson

(10),

Podgajny

(10) and

Warren.

OK If OH*

Atame Only

$50

$300

'NQDAY

PHONE

—

THfN COME

FOR YOUR MONEY

104

Margaret Street,

Plattsburgh,

Telephone

1374

±lSi>

Make"

Out-of-Town Loans

jtomyicQ.

—Always Mention

The

Press-

you

want

USED

CAR

that will lost

for

the

Duration?

LOOK

THESE OVER!

1941

DeSOTO 4-door

Sedan,

fluid

drive,

radio,

air

condition

heat, direction

lights,

spot light, white wall

tires,

slip

covers,

electric clock. This

car

guaran-

teed

good

new, and what

tires!

1941

DeSOTO

Coupe.

Radio,

heater, slip

covers.

This

car

like brand new. What

tires!

1941

FORD 2-door

sedan,

heater

and

slip

covers.

What

tires!

1940

PLYMOUTH

Coupe.

Heater,

Tires,

yes,

very

good.

1939

PLYMOUTH

Coupe,

heater

and

radio.

Tires

(wonderful).

1938

CHEVROLET 2-door

Sedan.

Heater,

brand

new

tires.

1937

DODGE 4-door

Sedan.

Heater,

brand

new

tires.

1937

DeSOTO 4-door

Sedan.

Heater,

radio,

slip

covers,

new

tires.

1936

CHEVROLET 2-door

Sedan.

^Heater,

nearly

new

tires.

1935

PLYMOUTH 2-door

Sedan,

heater,

radio,

new

tires.

1933

OLDSMOBILE 2-door. This

car

runs and looks

new.

nearly

new

tires.

MARTIN

MOTOR

CO.

357-363

Cornelia Street Phone

DESOTO

and PLYMOUTH

(M28-30)

cS16,MrT-W-T-Ptf)

FRECKLES

AND

HIS

FRIENDS

Practically

Speaking

MERRILL BLOSSER

FOB .RENT—25 Beekman

St., 8

rooms, hardwood floors,

hot wa-

ter heat

and

garage.

F. C.

Jacques

Tel.

379.

(M17tf)

FOR RENT—Offices over Hitch-

cock's pharmacy,

Clinton

St.

Inq. John

Judge, attorney.

(F28tf)

FOR RENT—Ground floor,

rooms

and bath, heated

apt.,

hot

water,

garage, right hand bell.

Court

$t, <M26-«>—AlW»y« Motion

^ja

Press—-

FOR RENT—Two-room

and

four-

room flat.

Peru

St.

Separate

entrance, cheap.

Tel.

1483-R

(M21-tf)

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