Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 19

177 Business Places For Rent1 FAIR SIZEI storeroom. Cor. Fulton and Cumberland. 525 mo. Apply Harrisburg Auction House.

1200 N. Sixth. STORE ROOM 6TH 2543 St Garages For Rent Real Estate Sales 190 Brokers in Real Estate HAVE BUYERS tor small houses around $1000 to $2500 on payment plan. Back TELEGRAPH. Tel.

6850. 191 Houses For Sale Hill North of Market 1401 ZARKER KT fan hnnoht with house, with side yard. D. E. Brightbill, 407 Dauphin Bldg.

Tel. 6850. $4800 NORTH rTlS: 8 room brick semi det, nardwood floor. steam Brightbill. Tel.

6850. $50001821 St. Brick house. 5 rooms, garage for 2 cars. Miller Bros.

Be 213 LOCUSt St Ph. 8395. $2650 HUXTER ST, 9 rms. and bath, steam heat merman Real Estate 3 5601. Drive $2600 PENBROOK 2817.

Seml det. frame. 6 rms. bath, all gar. Zimmerman Real Estate.

Ph. 3 5601. 104 Colonial fork $5500 ELM ERTON 4121, Colonial Park: single house; 6 rooms, Bath, and 1 car garage. Miller Bros. 213 Locust St.

Tel 8395. Excellent location for any type retail $5200 Modern slx rm. bungalow, large business. Possession June 1st. garage, cxceiiem cona.

iw con PHONE 3 3388 veniences. Zimmerman Real Estate 184 3 5601 12 Steelton $4 HUMMEL rear of 327. One car STEELTON. TG91 S. TTilrd St.

You only gauge. um Diua. oc io need J433 as down payment to buy this nice home. Has lot 180x410 ft Miller Bros. Sc 213 Locust St $400 DOWN and monthly payments of $28.47 will make you the owner of the house at 462 Myers St For sale by Miller Bros 213 Locust St.

14 A Paxtonia enstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N. 6th. Tel. $3800 CORNER. rooms.

Bath, electric vtjc nAva ouyers ror small city nouses 6850. ana low pncea lots, wnat nave you pump, earaee. eeon. heat plant, lot 25x 155. D.

E. Briehtbill. 407 DauDhin Bide. to offer? Backenstoss Realty Corp. 1500 $3800 Route No.

Z2. Single frame, 6 im. tnn at. lei. 4 aui4.

improved with stable, garage. LIST your property with BKIGHTBILL 3 5601. ana nave aoveruseo ui uie Fine cond. Zimmerman Real Estate. 1 4 Glen wood $1000 BUYS 4 rm.

bungalow on large lot. 90x150. Catherine Sc 26th. Zim merman Real Estate. Ph.

3 5601. $1200 BUYS 6 rm. house, frame, other bldgs. Lot 120x150. Catherine near 27th down payment of $350 and monthly Zimmerman neai estate, rn.

joui, payments of 524.91. Miller Bros 5t 213 Locust St. 15 Cama Hill $1800 LINDEN 130: corner; 8 room $H000 S. Slst St. Mod.

7 rm. dwell. Plot 40x237 ft. Gar. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N.

6th St. IS Lemoyne $6750 SINGLE brick dwelling. All mod ern improvements with small res. in rear. Backenstoss, 1500 N.

6th St. a hL.v. mill Road with a down payment of $920. 15 213 Locust St Tel. 8395.

ne balance. Consult Miller Bros. 213 Locust St ,,1, ti ci $2950 BOSLER 120: House: Estate' Phi 5601 rooms and bath. 1 car garage. Miller BfOS.

213 LOCUSt St Tel. 8395. $7000 N. 16TH 1015: House, 2 stories, 6 rooms, and tiled bath. Miller Bros.

Sc 213 Locust St. Tel. 8395. HERR 1100 blk. Corner brick.

$4000. LEMOYNE You can buy the apartment house and service station at 755 State 1 8 A Marrtville 100 VALLEY ST. 0 front porch, house with furnace, elec. Water In Backenstoss Realty. 1500 N.

6th St kitchen. D. E. Brightbill. Ph.

6850 rnone jvii. Hill South of Market 19 Cumberland NEW riTMRF.RI.AVn Slnfflo hrlrk house 2600 BLOCK Derry St. 6 rm. brick dwl. at 107 15th St.

has lot 100x300 ft We on plot 20x100 ft. S6300. Backenstoss can sell with a dnwtv rjavment of $775 iteaity louo N. 6tft St. Ph.

4 3014. and 15 years to pay the balance. Miller n. grC o. Bros Z13 Locust St near rilAlun, siouo for both.

Good renters. Backen stoss Realty 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014. FIXE BRICK dwelling.

2400 Derrv St. Modem every way. Oil burner, fire place, S6950. $1000 cash. Balance as rent.

Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. Ph. 4 3014. CLOVERLY rm.

single brick, si. roof. pantry, batn. steam, lot 29x90. It a tine home at buyer's price.

D. E. Brightbill. 407 Dauphin Bldg. Ph.

6850. $3500 ARGYLL ST. 8 room semi det brick front porch hse. See this one. D.

J50OO 11TH 211. Single bouse with large porcn, garage, u. G. ErigntDiu. Ph.

6850. 23 Suburban LINGLESTOWN MAIN STREET $2500. Tvo storv frame. Lot 60x200 EZRA C. CASSELL 1608 State Hbg.

Phone 3 2514 COTTAGE along river at Dauphin for sale. Sits high and dry. good swimming, fishing, and boating. Can be had on E. Brightbill.

405A Dauphin Bldg, csy terms. Merle Dubs. 231 fi MTU GT rTmM i investment See them and call 68.50 EXCHANGE your home. lots, auto or diamonds for vac. bung, along river at $1000 SWATARA ST, 1518; House; 8 Dauphin, named "Trees." No flood dam.

story brfek. 9 rooms and bath. Miller Good terms. C. M.

Dubs, 17th Derry Bros 213 Locust St Tel. 8395. $300 CASH or auto, lot or diamond down $850 BELLEVUE RD 1900. 3 st. brick, buys 276 Spruce Middletown, 6 8 stm.

heat. hdwd. room I slate roof. vrv fond terms. for gar.

This is a beau. cor. house opp. C. M.

Dubs, Cor. 17th Derry Sts. Edison High. Chas. Adler Son.

27 S. 3rd St. Ph. 8131 I $1500 BUYS 5 room stucco bungalow. In gooa cona.

uttered low tor casn. loos: single trame. Zimmerman. 3 5601. alley.

A bargain. Chas. Adler and Son. ALTA VIEW Four room frame bunga 27 S. 3rd.

low oi. Orchard St. $2000. Zimmerman wm Estate, Penbrook, Pa, 1UVI, Li II JC, dl and double gar. 1 apt.

6 rms, and HIGHSPIRE The house and store at 5 bath: other 4 bath. All imps. Chas. ftqier ana son, s. 3rd.

Tel. 8131. Front to 7th South of Maclay 1836 7TH ST 8 rm. frame house in good cond. To be sold to settle estate.

narg at 8ljQ0. L. W. Zimmerman. 3 5601.

$15001300 BLK. Susquehanna St. 3 story oricK. ah imp. Backenstoss Realty Corp, iouu otn.

4 3014. $1750 FULTON. 1914; 7 rooms, fur. bath, gas, elec. Brightbill.

Tel 6850. $5500 PENN. 2216; a room seml det orick. concrete porch. Brightbill.

Tel 6850. $6750 N. 6TH, 2215. See this fine home at reduced price for quick sale. D.

E. Brightbill, 405A Dauphin Bldg. 6850. I50 2600 BL. N.

FIFTH ST. Semi detached brick dw. All mod. imp. Back enstoss Realty 1500 N.

6th. 4 3014. $15,600 N. 2ND 2611; 2' story brick dwelling, 9 rooms, 2 baths, hwd. floors.

car gar. Lot 31x147 to Penn St. Chas Adler and Son, 27 3rd St, 8131. $8300 JEFFERSON St, 2257. 2 sty.

brick, 7 dr. alley. Could easily be converted Into 2 apts. Chas. Adler St Son, 87 S.

3rd St Second St. can be sold with a down payment of 10. Fifteen years to pay the balance. Consult Miller Bros. Co, 213 Locust St.

MIDDLETOWN A down payment of $420 is all you need to buy the house at 471 E. Main St Miller Bros. Co, 213 Locust St. NEW CUMBERLAND 92400. Fr.

house with ail imps, on lot. 50x150 ft Back enstoss. 1500 N. 6th St. home, large lot.

River front, Wormleysburg. 8 2 sun parlor, i open fireplaces, hdwd. tile porch 3 car ear. Fine home. Barg.

D. E. Bright bill. Ph. 6850 $3000 CUMBERLAND ST, 436.

10 rm. HIGHSPIRE $493 Is all that Is needed brick house, good condition, fina for as the down payment to buy the single rooming house. D. E. Brightbill.

Ph. house at 612 2nd Highspire. See 6850. Miller Bros. Sc 213 Locust St.

$5.50 VERBEKE, 1400 block. Semi da $515 DOWN and monthly payments of tached brick. rms, bath. hwd. floors.

$36.66 will make you the owner of the fire place. Backenstoss Realty attractive 6 room single house at 610 om. avi. second st, Mignspire. Miller Bros, at $2800 SUSQ, 1806; 8 room brick, oam, gas, eiec.

ungntpiu. Tel. 6850. BLUE RIDGE GARDENS Ideal spot um laeai sman tamuy nome. ist a r.

with private baths. Good rental Income Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014 $3000407 HERR. 9 rooms bath, room Locust St attic.

See 1 to or call 6850 for appt 2000 BLK. on N. 6m St, between Peffer onH mi.o n. a a i I CARLISLE The room brick house at and Maclav. 3 apt.

house. All mod. Imps. Steam heat. $7500.

Backenstoss Realty Corp. 1500 N. 6th St Ph. 4 3014. 54 S.

West St can be sold with a down payment of only $815. 15 years to pay the balance. Miller Bros. Co, 213 for garage. Chas.

Adler Son. 27 S. 77" 777 Irrt Tu fli ai lULfliBi nu.nt near nog, rpum at. rn. cui.

house, double poultry house, one $7350 N. 2ND ST, 1923. 3 st. brick dwg, acre of ground, fruit and shrubbery, r. d.

11000 down and $63.50 per Zimmerman neat tsxate, rn. a ooui 1 Cottages and summer homes. 3 acres. $5250 GREEN ST, JM1. 3 st.

brick cor 9 rooms it 2 baths, garage, $4800. Large ner. 8 rooms, bath, vapor heat Cbas. properly, an conv, reraix. sduuu.

rms. Adler Son. 27 S. 3rd St. Perdlx.

$1500. Chas. Adler Son, 27 S. trout to 7th North of Maclay 2400 BLK. N.

4TB ST. 2 story brick dw. 7 rooms, all impvs Assist In financing. May exchange on suburban noma. Back enrtoss Realty Corp, 1500 N.

6th. 4 3014, REDUCED PRICE 3219 N. 6th St. A semi detached, front porch, 6 rms, steam heated house. 18x100 ft D.

E. 405 A Dauphin Bldg. Ph. 6850. $4800 N.

SECOND. S60Z; 6 room modern nouse, concrete porch, gar. Brightbill Tel. 6850. 3rd St.

$4250 FIXE fr. bung, with IV, a. on 2700 BLOCK N. 4TH ST. Mod.

semi det. harl roi. 2 mi. from Kershey Dept dwl. with cam ce Make annt.

in store. line garden, all imps. Shown by mis nome. Backenstoss, laoo N. Btn St.

oacMnsims neany corp 150U n. sixth. Ph. 4 3014, MucellaneouB HOUSES Muench between 5th and 6th $2500. 3 story, all impvs, single frame, 15th near Mkt, $3400, all impvs.

Both gooa ouys. Backenstoss Realty corp 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014. N.

15TH ST, No. 1204 A semi detached brick, steam heated house, reduced to $4000 for quick sale. Now renting at $40 per mpntn. This is a real bargain. J.

E. GIPPLE 1251 Market Ph. 3 6202 70 OF COST Very fine comer brick modern house. Like new. Call 6850.

SMALL HOMES Some Imps. $100 down, $25 monthly, wide streets. $2000 and under. Backenstoss Pealty. th St Reily.

$2950 NICE cor. dwelling on Hill, steam heat, 8 rms, bath. Assist in financing. Backenstoss Realty, 1500 N. 6th.

4 3014. lot BLK. MELROSE ST. 6 rm. brick house, steam heat, ail mod.

Imp, enclosed bark porch Beau, shrub Price $5800 Bai kenstoss Realty 1800 N. aixin at. FACTORY or warehse site, 350 ft. along R.R. in Hbg.

Lies well for sidings or sior. ioi. ist cone. dik. Diog.

zsxso ft 3 bath over one end. Suit, for off. Backenstoss Real. 1500 N. 6th.

4 3014 195 Lots For Sale FOR GREENWOOD HILLS LOTS See: Wood Realty Companv 219 Walnut St. Phone 4 4116 LOTS at prices you positively cannot duplicate at any location. The most beautif ii sites in the citv. $125.00 to Sbuu.W! win finance. C.

Merle Dubs, 231 North St. Phone 2 9622. $5 CASH, auto or diamond down buys lot in Paxtang, or Enola. Bal. to suit you.

Still a few at $125 in Hbg. C. M. Dubs, 17th Derry Sts. $25 CASH, your auto, lot or diamond will start you owning large plot.

Cor. State Dauphin Enola. Cellar dug at weii tree, west terms you ever heard of. C. M.

Dubs, 17th Derry Sts. 1700 SIXTH 81., Estherton. West End Extension. Lot 40x100 feet fine location. Backenstoss Realty Corp 1500 N.

6th St. Ph. 4 3014. N. W.

COR. JEFFERSON A SENECA STS Will sell at sacrifice or exchanee for improved property. D. E. Brightbill Tel.

6850. $1800 PENBROOK. Corner of 24th Sc Heir sts. 180x180. valuable location.

Zimmerman Real Estate. Ph. 3 5601. $250 Jonestown Large resident Plot 100XZ60. North Side Route 22.

Zimmerman Real Estate. 3 5601. $350 South Psxtuma. Desirable build ing plot 145 frontage by 125. Zimmer man Real Estate 3 5601.

$400 EARL ana REDWOOD STS. Comer lot, 80x135. Zimmerman Real Estate 3 5601. CORNER of 24th Herr. Vacant plot 180x180 ft.

Good bldg. or busv location. $1600. Zimmerman Real Estate, Penbrook, Pa. Ph.

3 5601. PROGRESS Cor. Catharine Maple Sts. 2 lots, each 30x125', fine high loca. Good view for home site.

$700. Zimmerman Real Estate, Penbrook, Pa. 1600 HOUCK'S LANs, 3 lots along hard road. 75x135. Zimmerman Real Estate 3 5601.

$800 PENBROOK. Comer of 25th Herr 90x180. Zimmerman Real Estate. Ph. 3 5601.

$600 COLUMBIA rRINCETON Camp Hill: Lots: ft Miller Bros 213 Locust St Tel. 8395. $1000 lot 80x150 along Jonestown lid. Zimmerman Real Estate 3 5601. $1000 HANOVER, RD.

Colonial Park 200x202 ft, comer. Zimmerman Real Est. Penbrook. 3 5601. $900426 8.

16TH New Cumberland: 50x365. Backenstoss Realty 1500 w. eta st. Fhone 4 3014. $400 JEFFERSON ST.

NEAR GRAHAM Lots: 25x100 ft Her Bros. St 213 Locust St Tel. 8395. FOUR beautiful lots In Blue Ridge Manor. Linglestown Road.

Will ex change on small home. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. Tel. 4 3014.

COLONIAL PARK Desirable residence location, north side of highway. Rt. 22, 100x260 ft. restricted. Price on applica tion.

Zimmerman Real Estate. 3 5601. HAIXLYX 3 lots each 25x135 barg. for the plot. SoOO cash.

Good build, loca. Zimmerman Real Estate, Penbrook, Pa. COLONIAL PARK 1 block S. of Rt. 22.

Plot of ground 80x120 ft. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. Ph. 2 4526.

VALUABLE plot of ground along south side of Route No. 22, 80x168 ft. suitable for gas station or business location. $1000. Ph.

3 5601. Zimmerman Real Estate, Penbrook, Pa. $500 WILL buy 4 lots on Main Ruth ertora aeii. Zimmerman Real Estate 3 5601. $1500 EN COLONIAL PARK Lexington aireei.

Boxiau teet. A nice corner lot Miller uros. and 213 Locust Street. LOTS 3600 BLOCK on Fourth St Each 40x130. Backenstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N.

6th St. Ph. 4 3014. $4800 WORMLEYSBURG rTont St Fine home site. 50x175 ft Includes brick dwelling and gar.

on rear of lot Chas. Adler and Son. 27 S. 3rd St CAMP HILL BUILDERS We have one of the choicest comer building sites In Camp Hill. 150x100 ft Macadam streets and curbing.

Low price. Backenstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N. 6th St. Tel. 4 3014.

LOT Fifth ft. beyond Estherton, 40x 130. Backenstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N. 6th St. Ph.

4 3014. COLONIAL PARK. 8 lots. Lafayette Linden. 160x125.

Zimmerman Real Estate. Ph. 3 5601. Miscellaneous NEW CUMBERLAND Well located ground within borough limits. Very cheap Backenstoss Realty 1300 6th St.

Tel. 4 3014. NICELY LOCATED lots various sec tions Low prices Bsckenstoss Rriltv Corn, 150C N. 6th. Tel.

4 3014. 197 Farms for Sale 6 A. FARM, Rt. 22. 6 rm.

sto. bung'w, h. airh, priv. wat plant with elec. pump, bucket a day stove, cem.

dr'way, 2 car cem. blk. gar, some fruit For short time only. $6500. Backenstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N.

6th St. Ph. 4 3014. JXIMIO NEAR I.EVnSBERRV. Newberry Township, York 127 acres.

7 rm. house, barn, at) neaessary outbuildings All kinds fruit trees: about 300 aoola trees, all bearing. A bargain. Backenstoss Realty Corp. 1500 nN.

6th. Tel 2 4526. FRUIT. FARM, 5 mi. from Hbg oann Dam.

trame nouse, outmuiiings Backenstoss. 1500 N. Gth St FARM OPPORTUNITY 185 acres. 8 ml. fiom city.

110 acres under cultivation. To houses and bam See at one. D. E. EtlBhthlll Ph.

6850. MICKEY FINN WEDNESDAY EVENING HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH JUNE 1, 1938 19 Lo'st anxd "Found Ads Are Broadcast IBaily ver Kadi Station WHIP Real Estate Rentals lM Houses Unfurnished 23 Suburban STEELTOV 350 Myers St. Furnace, ga rage. $21. Apply 19 S.

Third. Steelton. or 309 N. Front Harrisburg. Miscellaneous HOUSES FOR RENT 221 Enola Drive 8 R.

St sun porch, garage $40 1509 Logan 7 R. $27.50 106 2nd West Falrview 6 H. garage $30 STOREROOMS 501 Muench St $17 1774 N. 3rd St $20 N. 6th St.

$20 lOIfi'i Market St. $2S 1416 N. 3rd St $25 2328 Derry St. $25 1200 X. 3rd St $100 191 Real Estate Sales Houses For Sale SEdgemont $1500 BUYS 3 lots and 2 small houses.

22nd Columbia Edgemont Zimmerman Real Estate. Ph. 3 5601. $1000 BUYS 5 rm. 2 st.

fr. house, lot 50x150 at 21st St Columbia Ave. Zimmerman Real Estate. Ph. 3 5601.

S200O 23RD ana BROOK Pair of houses. Large lots, suitable for business location. Zimmerman Real Estate 3 5(01. 9 Paxttmg PAXTANG Derry 2 apmt. single house.

Rental income $90. $3000 cash. Bal. monthly terms. Priced right.

Back enstoss Realty 1500 N. Sixth. 10 Penbrook $1950 No. 7 Angle Ave. Frame in row.

6 rooms, elec. furnace. Zimmerman Real Estate Ph. 3 5601. $3800 BOAS 2412; 6 single frame.

All Improvements. Lot 60x180. Can be converted into apartments. Zim merman Real Estate 3 5601. Real Estate Sales 193 Business Properties For Sale doing good business.

Fully equipped. Lease arranged. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. 4 3014.

$8000 WALNUT near 13th Long estaoiisnea grocery store room brick nouse. trice includes Duuaing stock fixtures. Miller Brothers It Co. 219 Locust St. Real Estate Sales $4300 NEAR MATAMOSAS Fine farm.

nv nn rw nn v. I lira acres, vo uuaoie, room nouse. vn ON BILL Gar. 55x110. Good bus.

oppor. tor young parqr. Age reason for selling. bTt. Tsm in financing.

Backenstoss Realty. D. E. Brightbill. Ph.

6850. 18000 SOUTH Of RAILROAD; Lemoyne, 1 acres, Railroad siding. Miller Bros. 213 Locust St Tel. 8395.

$10,000 BOOMER HOUSE. Highspire. Rental income $180. D. E.

Brightbill. 407 Dauphin Bldg. Tel. 6850. PENBROOK Main Route 22, Confectionery, delicatessen and restaurant.

197 Farms For Sale N. Sixth St. Ph. 2 4526. $7600 SPEECEVILLE: Chicken Farm: I land mostly level.

5 acres cultivated I Fruits and berries. Cow stable. 3 br oder houses. 1 laying house. 2 car fine Drown mountain stone house.

7 bath, hot air heat and elec. Financed Bsckenstoss Realty 1500 N. Sixth St Tel. 2 4526. $6500 NEAR PALMYRA.

50 acre farm, with Implements and stock Included. 9 room house, large bam and out buildings, electric water system to house and barn. Backenstoss Realty 1500 6th St $4550 154 ACRE FARM. Berks County. Near Robesonla.

9 room house, large barn and outbuilding. 90 acres tillable, 10 acres timber, pastures, etc. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. 2 4526.

About Vt mile beyond Lewisbury 103 acres. Dwelling, barn and outbuildings. All In good condition. Backenstoss Realty Corr 1500 N. 6th St Tel.

2 4526 $7000 Farm: 110 acres. 10 acres woodland, bank barn. Frame house. 10 rooms. Immediate possession.

Electricity and water. Backenstoss Realty 1500 Sixth St Tel. 2 4526. 7tfe ACRE farm. Bordering on Conewaeo 18 mi.

from Hbg. oulck sale. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014 $3500 MIDDLESEX, near Carlisle acres.

8 room house, barn, and all neces sary outbuildings, mile off of hard roaa BacKenstoss teaity uorp law 6th St Tel. 4 3014. $5200 McALISTCRVILLE R. D. No.

1 Farm: 150 acres. House, 7 rooms. Bank barn. $500 cash needed. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N.

Sixth St 2 4526. SO 3 MILES from Hummelstown. 38 a. farm. 8 miles from Harrisburff.

7 room dwelling summer house. ATI necessary outbuildings In good condition. Backen stoss Realty 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014.

82 AC RE FARM lurk 20 acres In timber. Good 7 rm. frame house. Many fine features. A good buy at $2600.

Back enstoss Realty 1500 N. Sixth St 2 4526. $5000 NEAR BOWMANSDALE. 11 ml. from Hbg.

Poultry fruit farm. 35 acres: fine state of cultivation, 8 r. house with hot air furnace, Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. 4 3014.

S7000 ALONG LINGLttSTOWN ROAD: Farm; 110 acres. Including 10 acres woodland, bank bam. 3 story house, lu rooms, immediate possession. Electricity, water. Easy 'terms.

Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. 4 3014. $650023 ml. from Hbg.

Fine 137 acre farm. Good state of cultivation. Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th. 4 3014.

$12.000 NEAR DUNCANNON, Perrj County; 17 acre poultry farm, brooders. Incubators and house. Miller Bros. 213 Locust St Tel. 8395.

125 ACRE FARM Fowl's Valley, brick lge. bank barn, fruit, gently roll'g. Good state of cultivation. $6300. Backen stoss Realty 1500 N.

6th. 4 3014. REAL FARM BUYS 106 Cumb. limestone; 100 York a good buy at $5400 D. E.

Brightbill, 407 Dauphin Bldg. Ph. 6850. $1800 WILL BUY 50 acre farm. 23 mi.

from Hbg. 7 rm. brick house, bam, out buildings, fruit This is a bargain. D. E.

Brightbill, 407 Dauphin Bldg. Ph. 8830. PROWELL'S VALLEY 160 acres, level, good 8 room house, bam, 82x46. This is one for a real farmer.

D. E. Bright bill. Phone 68o0. YORK CO.

FARM 7 miles from Hbg. 102 10 a. woodland. Large bank bam, concrete stable, 7 rm. frame house.

Can be bought at cost of bam alone. $5000. Backenstoss Realty Corp, 1500 N. Sixth. Ph.

4 3014. 52500 56 ACRE tarm. Silver Springs near wertzville. 8 room house, bank bam. A bargain.

Backenstoss Realty 1500 N. 6th St. Ph. 4 3014. Summer Cottages Sale $1500 Perdix Highland Avenue, 5 room Cottage, completely furnished.

A good value. Miller Brothers and 213 Locust Street 101 Real Estate Wanted LET US sell or rent your house the qu'ck easy way at a very low commis sion C. Merle Dubs, 231 North St. Phcm; 2 9622. IF YOU HAVE property you desire to sell, talk it over with D.

E. Brightbill, AP HOUSE8 Tourist homes. Hdtels Industrial Sites, Bus. Properties. Farms, 'ity Houses.

Backenstoss Realty Corn. 1500 N. 6th St. Tel. 4 3014.

What the READER wants is tn be GUIDED without LOSS OF MONEY, for auto gas or carfare, or LOSS OF TIME to EXACTLY what he desires. What the ADVERTISER wants, is response ONLY from those who want EXACTLY what he CAN supply. What the PUBLISHER wants is READERS MORE INTELLIGENTLY DIRECTED and ADVERTISERS MORE PROFITABLY SERVED, bv his newspaper "Quality Wants" (and ONLY "Quality DO ALL OF THIS. Copyright, 1931. 1932, 1933.

1934. 1935. 1936. 1937 and 1938 bv Thos. D.

Taylor. LEGALS LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the Estate of John M. Dailey, late of narrisDurg, uauphin County, Pa, deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those haying claims will present them for settlement. CENTRAL TRUST CO, Harrisburg. Pa.

Administrator. PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. Penna, No. 399, January Term. 1938.

Libel in divorce a vinculo matrimonii. Anna Ethel Knisley vs. Harold L. Knisley. The si'0iena and alias subpoena in the above stated case have been returned "non est Inventus." You, Harold L.

Knisley, are therefore directed to appear in the court at Harrisburg. Penna, on the fourth Monday of June. A. D. 1938.

to answer the complaint herein filed. W. W. CALDWELL Sheriff Harrisburg, Pa, May 31st, 1938 PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE Dauphin Countyj ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, Penna, No. 379, January Term, 1938.

Libel in divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Dora I. Byrnes vs. Joseph Michael Byrnes. The subpoena and alias subpoena in the above stated case have been returned "non est inventus." You, Joseph Michael Byrnes, are therefore directed to appear in the court at Harrisburg. Penna, on the 4th Monday of June, A.

D. 1938, to answer the complaint herein filed. W. W. CALDWELL Sheriff Harrisburg.

Pa, May 31st, 1938 LEGALS DC requested to make immediate payment and those having claims to present the same without delay to MARY A. OBER, Executrix 138 Sylvan Terrace Harrisburg, Pa. PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County, No. 245, January Term. 1938.

Libel in divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Nettie Smith vs. William R. Smith. The subpoena and alias subpoena in the above stated case have been returned "non est inventus." You, William R. Smith, are therefore directed to appear in the court at Harrisburg, on the 4th Monday of June, A.

D. 1938, to answer the complaint herein filed. W. W. CALDWELL Sheriff Harrisburg.

May 31st. 1938 PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dau phin County. No. 419, January Term, 1938. Libel in divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Helen Louise Mahin vs Charles Russell Mahin.

The subpoena and alias subpoena in the above stated case have been returned "non est in ventus." You. Charles Russell Mahin are therefore directed to appear in the court at Harrisburg, on the 4th Monday of June. A. D. 1938, to answer the complaint herein filed.

W. W. CALDWELL Sheriff Harrisburg. May 31st, 1938 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, pursuant to the provisions of Article Section 1015, of the Business Corporation Law. approved May 5th, 1933, the Pine Holding Corporation (Delaware), a cor poration of the State of Delaware, with principal office at 317 South State Street Dover, Delaware, and Pennsylvania ad dress at State Street Building, c.o Sterling G.

McNees, Harrisburg. which, under date of December 30, 1935, was granted ai Certificate of Authority to transact business in said Commonwealth, will, on the 15th day of June. 1938, present application for a withdrawal of the said certificate and the cancellation thereof JAVITS JAVITS, Attorneys. PROCLAMATION IN DIVORCE Dauphin County, ss: In the Court of Common Pleas of Dauphin County. No.

185, January Term, 1938. Libel in divorce a vinculo matrimonii, Peter G. Young vs. Mary Young. The subpoena and alias subpoena tne above stated case have been it turned "non est inventus." You.

Marv N. Young, are therefore directed to ap pear in the court at Harrisburg. on the fourth Monday of June. A. 1938, to answer the complaint herein filed.

W. W. CALDWELL Sheriff Harrisburg. May 31st, 1938 BIDS will be received ud to June 16, 1938, 2.30 P. Standard Time, on Fuel ana nrst and second Class Supplies.

For the school vear 1938 and 1939. Lists and specifications may be obtained at tne omce of the Supervising Principal, High School Building, Eighth Street and eranat Avenue, New Cumberland, Pa. (Signed) NEW CUMBERLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT A. N. ESLINGER.

Secretary LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION in the Estate of Dmitar Rocksandich, late of the Borough of Steelton. Dauphin county. Pennsylvania, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those naving claims win present them for set tlemen to STEVE ROCKSANDICH 243 Main Street. Steelton, Pa Or to BAILEY RTJPP, 16 North Second Street, Harrisburg, Pa. PROPOSALS FOR FURNITURE.

EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS. CONCRETE WORK, PLUMBING. PAVING AND PAINTING Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of School Directors. Harrisburg School District, until 3 o'clock P. M.

(E.S.T.). Friday, June 24, 1938. for 95 Pupils Chairs. 35 Art Tables, 5 Steel Cases. 5 Typewriters.

2 Electric Sewing Machines. 2 Electric Refrigerators, 8 Musical Instruments, 36 Orchestra Stands, 1 Passenger Automobile, 1 Pot Sink, Stainless Steel Cover for Dish Table, 18.350 Bd. Ft. Yellow Pine Flooring, 1200 Bd. Ft.

Douglas Fir Flooring. Linoleum Floor Covering at Edison Building, Concrete Walk at Riverside Build ing. Plumbing at Camp Curtin. Vernon and Central Buildines. Paving of Grounds at Camp Curtin Building and Interior fainting at Allison, central.

Edison. For ney. Maclay and Melrose Buildings. Schedules showing the various items covered in tnese proposals as well as any additional information desired, can be had from the undersigned at 121 123 cnestnut st, Harrisburg, Fa. All bids to be sealed and addressed to R.

E. Boswell. Secretary. 121 123 Chestnut St, Harrisburg. Pa, and marked "Bid for (naming the items bid upon The right to reject anv or all bids or to award the contracts in whole or in part is hereby reserved.

By Order of the Board of School Di rectors, A. A. POIST, Purchasing Agent. IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF DAUPHIN COUNTY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application will be made to the above court on Monday, June 6, 1938. at 10 o'clock, A.

under the provisions of the Nonprofit Business Corporation Law of Pennsylvania, approved May 5. 1933. P. L. 289.

for a charter of an intended corporation to he called THE PENNSYLVANIA COUNTIES RETAIL LIQUOR DEALERS ASSOCIATION, The purpose or purposes for which it is to be or ganized To affiliate with a national organization for the purpose of obtaining by legal status just and equitable consideration for the lawful protection of our business interests. To circulate among its members useful information pertaining to the liquor industry. To encourage the greatest development of a nign moral standard among its members in having them cultivate an honest and sincere desire to elevate the liquor business to a plane of equality from a public viewpoint equal to that of any other commercial or business enterprise. To adjust any differences and misunderstandings existing between its members. To establish and operate a bureau of general information as to the proposed enactment of any unfair laws detrimental to our business interests and to carry on an uncompromising cam paign for the prosecution of all violators of the liquor laws in the State of Pennsylvania.

To uphold the principles of the Constitution of the United States in defending the cause of personal lib erty to every citizen and to insist upon tne proper legal autnoritles rendering every assistance in helping us suppress all violations of the liquor laws. The articles of incorporation are now on file in the Office of the Prothonotary, of Dauphin County. FRANK E. HRICKO Attorney at Law 508 North Third St. LEGALS David Ober Ute of Hantebur? LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ON the CoVy! P' deceased, having been granted to all persons indebted to said estate are the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment, and those having claims will present the same for settlement, without delay, to HENDERSON GILBERT, 12 S.

Second Street, Harrisburg, Executor. Or to SPENCER G. HALL, Attorney Fifth Floor, Bergner Bldg. Harrisburg, Pa. The Journeymen Barbers' Internationa) Union of America has made applica tion to tne secretary of state, State of Pennsylvania, for registration of Union Beauiy Shop Card, in conformity with aci io.

approvea May 1901, p. 114 end Act No. 96, approved April 3, 1W, IM. LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on the Estate of Jennie Cub. late of Har risburg.

Dauphin County. Pennsylvania deceased, having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims to present the same without delay to JOHN L. CULP, Administrator. 2247 North Third Street, Harrisburg, Pa. Or to MARK T.

MILNOR, Attorney, 403 Bergner Building, Harrisburg, Penna. NOTICE OF AUDIT ORPHANS' COURT OF DAUPHIN COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA To legatees, next of kin, creditors and all other persons concerned: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the following accounts have been filed by the respective accountants in the Office of the Register of Wills of Dauphin county, or tne Clerk of the orphans Court thereof, as the case may be, and that the same will be duly presented to the Orphans' Court of Dauphin County for audit, confirmation and dis tribution of the ascertained balances to and among those legally entitled thereto on FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1838. at 2 0 C10CK. P.

D. S. in Orphans' Court Room no. 4, of tne uaupnin county courthouse. Harrisburg.

Pa. 1. ALLEMAN. JOHN dee'd. First and Final Account of Warwick M.

Ogels by. Guardian of Dorothy Alleman. 2. ALLEMAN. JOHN dee'd.

First and Final Account of Warwick M. Ogels bv. Guardian of Elizabeth Alleman. 3. COOVER.

E. First and Final Account of narrisDurg Trust Company. Trustee. 4. DIETZ, ALICE, dee'd.

First and Final Account of William D. steeity, Administrator. 5. EPPINGER. HENRY, dee'd.

First and Final Account of The Valley Trust Co, of Palmyra, Executor. b. FKANIUSHM. EMILY deed. First and Final Account of Commonwealth Trust Company.

Guardian of Mary Emily Taylor, a minor. 7. FRY, ANNA dee'd. First and Final Account of Keystone Trust Co, Executor. 8.

GEBHARD. CLARA, dee'd. First and Final Account of P. W. Fetterhoff, Executor.

9. GRUBER. CARRIE dee'd. First and Final Account of Steelton Bank and Trust Co, Executor. 10.

HANSHAW. HARRY dee'd. First and Final Account of Mamie G. Hansliaw, Executrix. 11.

HANDSHAW. SAMUEL ROLLEN, dee'd. First and Final Account of Kath erine Handshaw, Administratrix. 12. HAKINEK, ELIZABETH, dec d.

First ana Final Account of Commonwealth Trust Co, Trustee for William J. Harner. HARTWICK. HEINRICH. dee'd.

Second and Final Account of Charles Beshore. Executor and Trustee. 14. HEIGES, CLARA, dee'd. First and Final Account of James V.

Heiges and William B. Heiges. Executors. 5. HOWARD, CATHEKINE deed.

First anc Final Account of Gilbert C. Howard. Executor. 16. KEILMAN, EMMA dee'd.

First and Final Account of Aaron J. Hummel, Administrator. 17. KELLY. JOHN, deed.

Account of Hon. Irland McK. Beckman, Secretary of Banking in possession of business and property of Mechanics Trust Co, Guardian for Laura Margaret L. and Terrence N. Kelly, minors.

18. KLING, EMANUEL dee'd. First nd Final Account of James Albert Kling, Executor. 19. LEHMAN.

ARTHUR First and Final Account of Carrie M. Lehmfn. Administratrix. 20. LUTZ.

AUGUSTUS, dee'd. First and Account of Dauphin Deposit Trust Co, Executor. 21 MacDONALD, JEAN McLEOD dae'd. First and Final Account of Citi zents Trust Co. of Harrisburg, Administrator.

C. T. A. 22. McLAIN.

ANNE dee'd. First and Final Account of Helen Bruce Wallace, Executrix. 23. MILLER, HARRY First and Final Account of Virgie C. Miller, Administratrix.

24. ROMBERGER. THOMAS First and Final Account of Walter Rom berger. Administrator. 25.

RUPP, H. LLOYD fa minor), First and Final Account of Harrisburg Trust Co, Substituted Guardian of H. Lloyd Rupp, now of age. 26. RUTTER, THOMAS dee'd, Firsl and Final Account of P.

W. Fetterhoff, Administrator, D. N. 27. SIMMS, ALBERT dee'd.

First and Final Account of Minnie L. Simms Executrix. 28. SMITH, MARY ELLEN, dee'd. First and Final Account of Commonwealth Trust Trustee under Deed of Trust.

29. STOVER. JOHN dee'd. First ana iinal Account of commonwealtr Trust Co, Guardian of Wilma Grace Stover, a minor. 30.

STRAUS. MATIJA (MATHIAS), dei'd First and Final Account of Anthony Straus. Executor. 31, TAUSIG, JACOB, dee'd. First an Final Account of Harrisburg Trust Trustee for Mulford Tausig.

32 TAUSIG, JACOB, dee'd. First and Final Account of Harrisburg Trust Co, Trustee for Mulford Tausig. 33. touans. JAMES dee'd.

First and Final Account of Daniel Togans Executor. 24. ULRICH, MARION, dee'd. First and Partial Account of Herbert Spencer Gilbert and Dauphin Deposit Trust Executcrs. 35.

ENRICH, FRANCIS, dee'd. First and Final Account of Commonwealth Trust Co, Trustee (Cemetery Fund). 36. WESTFALL. BRITTOMARTE dee'd Account of Harrisburg Trust Co, Executor.

37. WILLIAMS. WILLIAM First and Final Account of Laura Mc Kamey. Executrix. 38.

wise. LULA JANE, dee'd. First and FirpI Account of Steelton Bank and Trust Co, Executor. 39. WILLIAM dee'd.

First and Final Account of Steelton Bank anc1 Trust Cc, Administrator. 40. YONTZ. ISABELLA, dee'd. First and Final Account of Alfred V.

Jen nings, Co Administrator. 41. ZOOK. REBECCA dee'd. Firs and Final Account of Ralph T.

Zook, Administrator. MEADE D. DETWEILER, JR, Register of Wills and Clerk of the Orphans' Court of Dauphin County, Pa. Filed May 14. 1938.

HOLL YWOOD By ED SULLIVAN LISTEN, KIDS Hollywood, June 1. TERRY RAY is 23. She copies from Chicago's Parker High School, where she studied for two years, until family finances forced her to take a job in the accounting department of Marshall Field's. From that huge store, she went to the Grant store. Then she and her mother packed up and came to Hollywood.

Terry (no laziness about her) immediately got a job in Brown's Confectionery, serving sodas and sundaes. One of the patrons she served was Bill Demarest, who had played comedy roles in Broadway musical comedies. "You ought to be in pictures," Demarest told her. "I've heard that line before," said the youngster. "What do you.

want, vanilla or chocolate or maybe raspberry." DEMAREST, however, got her Into pictures. Twenty three year old Terry Ray, at the moment, is playing the feminine lead in "If I Were King," opposite Ronald Colman, and she wants Bill Demarest, wherever he is, to know of her good fortune, because he made all of it possible. She figures that Demarest might not know about it, because her name has been changed to Ellen Drew. IT IS STORIES like this that make Hollywood a nice place. You get a trifle fed up on the swank and pomposity of this town, where the biggies live like feudal kings; where incompetents ars given $2000 a week jobs because they're related to the reigning rajahs.

The deep appeal of Hollywood is in its Cinderella quality, and Terry Ray has been fitted with glass slippers and given a coach and four on the high road to fame. People like to feel that this town offers just such opportunities for a poor' youngster to distinguish herself or himself. Manicurist Arleen Whelan at Twentieth Century Fox aroused the same public rooting. Susan Hayward, daughter of an I. R.

T. subway employe, getting a break at Warners, delights the public fancy.1 Phyllis Kennedy, at RKO, the Fanchon and Marco chorine who suffered a broken back on a Denver stage, but refused to let it affect her backbone, and scored in "Stage Door," offers inspiration to every handicapped kid in the MARJORIE WEAVER, Frances Mercer, Alan Curtis, the Lane kids all are fashioned into the crazy quilt that ambition and opportunity stitch in this town. Not so long ago, Humphrey Bogart and Brian Donlevy couldn't get steady jobs on the New York stage. Hollywood has made them famous and comparatively rich. Martha Raye, the Ritz Brothers and Bob Burns were misfits in a vaudeville system that had come apart at the seams, until Hollywood gave them a chance to draw a winning ticket from the sweepstakes bag.

THE GLAMOR of this town is based on just such success storiei as these. Terry Ray and these other youngsters, lifted from soda clerking to the lead opposite the Ronald Colmans of the industry, are evidence that these things can happen. They are evidence, in a deeper sense, that in a world of isms, this is a land of optimism, of hope. Colman, himself, as you read in a recent column in this space, 1 i A 1 A arrivea in America wim $0(. THE CASE of Terry Ray is timely, because Myrna Loy, Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck and other youngsters who "got their breaks years ago, from just such humble beginnings, are too big now to be accepted as the best testimony.

What is happening now in Hollywood is that the replacements are on their way up. Ten years from now, the stars of today will have faded and their places will have been filled by these youngsters of whom we now write as prospects. WHICH BRINGS us, by roundabout stages, to the subject of this piece. June 14 is Flag Day. When I was a kid, we got a deep thrill from this particular day of observance.

Today there is a new feeling in the land. We are told that it is silly to salute the flag, unnecessary. By the same profound reasoning, I suppose, it is juvenile to express your affection for your immediate family. Perhaps I'm a laggard in the parade of progress, but to me there has never been anything so thrilling as the red, white and blue flag of the United States. I've seen it in foreign ports Southampton, Cherbourg, Quebec, Le Havre, Bermuda, Nassau and each time it has stirred me profoundly and enriched the moment.

SHOULD YOU youngsters salute the flag on June 14? Listen, kids, until the day arrives when the Terry Rays and the Susan Haywards and the Tyrone Powers are denied the opportunities that this country offers to them, salute the flag. Beneath it, errors have been made, and venal and mortal sins have been committed, but just between you and me, I have a hunch that you will never see a flag that will equal the hopeful promise of its stripes of red, white and blue. CITY'S FIRST BAND CONCERT TOMORROW American Legion Will Play In Harrisburg Sponsored Program at Reservoir The American Legion Band will play the first city sponsored concert of the season at 7.45 o'clock tomorrow evening at Res ervoir Park. George F. Rheam will conduct.

The program, march, "The Conqueror," Teike; overture, "Merry Wives of Wind sor," Nicolai; intermezzo, "Naila," Delibes; trumpet trio, "Polka Dots" (Shirk, Drescher, Erb), Buchtel; selection, "The Blue Paradise," Romberg; operatic, "Masterpieces," Safranek; tone poem, "The Lost Chord," Sulli van; saxophone trio, "Triplets," "Frolic of the Keys" (Williamson, Young, Evans), Briegel; selection, "The Fortune Teller," Herbert; "Star Spangled Banner." HELD ON THEFT CHARGE Fred C. Stewart, 13, Calder street, near Seventh, arrested May 24 on felonious entry and larceny charges, was held under $1500 bail for court at a hearing in Police Court before Alderman George K. Richards. Mrs. Adeline M.

Hoover, 23, Harrisburg, R. D. 1, accused of a motor code violation following an accident yesterday, waived a hearing and furnished $500 bail for court. WEST FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL WILL CLOSE Perfect Attendance Certificates Will Be Awarded at Exercises in Evening Perfect attendance certificates will be awarded to the pupils of the West Fairview High School Thursday night at commencement exercises. H.

B. Dodd, principal, will make awards to these persons: Clyde Everhart and Kenneth Kugler, tenth grade; Warren Smith and Samuel Antonicelli, ninth grade; Mary Ricci, Pauline Marfise, Daniel Nardone and Lewis Kemberling, eighth grade; Dominic Marfise, Vance Kemberling, Elaine Ankerbrandt and Herbert Shaull, seventh grade; Jennie Ricci, Robert Otty, Ches ter Swartz and Marlin Swartz, sixth grade; Robert Mailey, Charles Kugler, Charles Musser, John Shuey, Marian Martin and Pearl Roddy, fifth grade; Dorothy Swartz, William Andrews, Florence Keys, Gladys Kemberling, James Wheeler and Joseph Mar tin, fourth grade; Evelyn Musser, Dorothy Tucci and John Frey, second grade. TINDALL TO SPEAK Present day business will be described by H. L. Tindall at a luncheon meeting of the Kiwanis Club tomorrow in the Penn Har ris Hotel.

A ladies' night party will be held at 6.30 o'clock. Tuesday at the Carlisle Country Club. By LANK LEONARD If NOW GIVE AND THEN FIND AND LEAVE frOQOOO I ME VOUR THAT FARMHOUSE NOU'RE TAKIN 1 WORTH OF PEARLS BUT sJ THEN I'LL GOSH, UNCLE TIE FOR AND GET A CAR AN AWFUL A THAT TRICK SUPPOSE THE OLD! TAKE CARE I WWHERE PHIL I WAS I HIS FEET I'M GOING BACK, 4 CHANCE, DETECTIVE'S COWT? GUV HAS COME TO OF THE AM A. AFRAID NOU'D J4 "TO THE WRECK I WE OUGHTA NOT ME GET AND SPILLED HIS JL 2L JL NEVER TALK If WATCH FOR ME BLOW NOW" STORV TO THAT tmm AGAIN.