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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

FOR SALES Acres patented land, Broom house. Mile g. Good berries and garden spot. Phone Green 40.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

3 COTTAGES for sale eacn on F acre. 5 Mile Glacier Highway or 357 after 10 a.. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

POUNDING keys on ring. Owner :. may have same by identifying
 and paying for this adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Piano, S15000; twin beds, complete, $4o0o; coffee table, removable tray top, $15.00; 9xl2 rug, $l5.00: jig-saw and 1l3 HIP motor, $35.00 Phone 483.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

STEEL GUITAR for sale, with
 Case, S25.O0. Call Green 3O9, evenings
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Left or mislaid pair of black patent cut-out slippers in white paper bag Reward. Phone Green 483.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

earring, downtown.
 Reward. Return to Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

FOR SALE-J. A. Hellenthal resi- dence. 426 Harris St. Phone 128 for appointment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

aFOR RENT-4-room apt. Oil heat.
 Crescent Apts. Phone 428.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

WINTER RATES, Seaview Apts. Oil and wood stoves. lights. laun- dry. Phone 236.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19
FOR RENT

FURNISHED HOUSE for rent, 1909 w. 10th St.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

STEAM HEATED ROOMS. Call after 3 p. m.. BIS Gold Street.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19
WANT ADS
WANTED

TRUCK DRIVER WANTED-Apply Sully's Bakery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

The fact that light has a definite ' speed was brought out by Ole
 Roemer at Paris in 1876.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19

WANTED Full-time driver at Irvings Market.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS

i. IF you have empty rooms or apts. tor desirable people, inform the Gastineau Hotel.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
Libby Teom Loses
AT Columbia Falls

Libby lost its third game of the
season last Wednesday, Jan 4, to
the strong Columbia Falls team at
Columbia Falls. In the first quar-
ter both teams fought on even
terms with this ending, S to S. The
second period saw the Wildcats
slowly pulling away from the Ter
riers with a score of 16 to 10 at
half time The second half was
evenly matched until the final mill
utes of play when Columbia Falls
pushed out in front with the game
ending u to % in their favor.
Hill and Peck of Columbia Falls
were high scorers of the game with
ii and 8 points respectively, while
Nelson and Munro led Libby when
they each gained counters. The
lineup follows:
Libby-Nelson F-6; Dolezal F-5s
Chapman CO; Munro Go; Adam
son F-2: Warrington GIL; Earle G..
Solem G; and Darsow G.
Columbia Falls 4 Christofferson
F-3; Peck CO; Darling G-5; Hill
GIL; Marantette G; ]. Peck F; and
Gira11x r
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
LOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Rev C. NJ ShntWell was visitor
in Kalispell Monday.
Floyd Bowen returned Saturday
from Hot Springs where he had
been taking the baths.
Mrs. Vim. Boothman left Tuesday
for Eureka called there by the
serious illness of her mother
Mrs. L. E. Throop had the mis-
fortune TO break her ankle last
night and is at the local hospital.
Pvt. Leo Starr arrived home from
Fort Lewis, Wash, last Saturday to
spend his furlough with his wife
and family.
Forrest Markell and Elwood Pri-
gan of Sidney, Mont, left for Hell
ena Thursday to attend Fish and
Game convention after visiting for
several days here with friends.
Mrs. Edward Neils arrived in the
city this week and is a guest al
the home of her husbands parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Neils. She had
been visiting her husband, 1t Ed
ward Neils, who has been stationed
in the Middle West.
Mrs. G. H. Dahl and small daueh-
ter left this week for San Francisco
to be with her husband, Warrant
Officer Dahl, who is recupcrating
in a hospital there. She has been
a guest at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Wallace.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Gordon
Luscher are visiting relatives and
friends here. 1t. Luscher was
wounded in France and still has his
left arm in cast. He has been
at TarneY General Hospital, Palm
Springs, Calf, receiving treat
ments for his injuries.
Cpl. Bonnie Vaughn is here Wis
iting his father, Vim Vaughn, and
sister, after % months spent in the
South Pacific in New Guinea, and
other islands. He will be reassigned
to a station in the States upon the
completion of his furlough, with the
possibility of returning to combat
duty later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rich Rayome were
called to Harrison, Ida, as their
son Ronnie, who was staying with
his grandparents there, had con.
tracted pneumonia. Rich has re-
ceived a medical. discharge from
the Navy, and they came in Sun
day, expecting to stay here, but
left Monday evening upon receig-
ing word of their sons illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Slauson have
news from their son, Milton, who
has been in the thick Of the fighting
since the first landing on the coast
of France He was wounded on the
first day of that landing and was in
a hospital for sometime Later he
went back into service, he being a
litter bearer in the medical corps.
He was in the Ardennes forest bat
tie when the Germans recently
broke through the American lines.
He writes that he has again been
sent to hospital because of combat
fatigue.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
Fresh Pork Sausage

Here in America, our own fresh
pork sausage, so fragrant with spice,
SO filling with allmeat goodness,
means the makings of many de-
licious dish. Be it link" or be 1t
bulk" or patty" pork sausage is
perfect fare these wintry days Like
all things simple but good, pork
sausage should be cooked perfect
ly-but too often isn't!
Chief clue to perfectly cooked
sausage is starting it in a cold
pan, not a preheated one. Warm
ing the sausage slowly as the pan
itself warns keeps the sauSages
from shriveling and shrinking, re-
leases the fat slowly SO that the
sausage cooks evenly, gently, all
the way through Another good no.
ton is to pour off the fat as it ac-
cumulates while cooking
Sno-White Market
Deliveries on
THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25

Top grade, double-tanned, brown
leather uppers. Goodyear welt con-
struction--a good thing in work
shoe. Cord soles and heels are tough,
flexible and waterproof
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
Terriers Defect
Eureka on LocoI
Floor
BY Ray Munro

Libby Terriers triumphed over
the Eureka Lions Saturday night
with mighty score of SO to 20.
Chapman of Libby tossed II points
for scoring honors while Nelson
hoped l6 counters for second.
Gwynn and Mckenzie were high
point men for Eureka with five
points each. Howard Keel and Fred
Fisher were the officials. Ernie
Wood acted as timekeeper and Jim
Raft was scorer. The lineup follows.
Libby: Nelson FIG; Dolezal FIT;
Chapman CIT; Earle CLIO; Munro
G-6; Warrington G-2; Solem F-2;
Adamson F-6; Darsow ca; Anger
F; Roberts F; Dedic c; Swimley G.
and Maurer c.
Eureka: Purdy F-2; Meuh F-4;
GWynn G-5; Mckenzie G-5; John
son G-3; Purdy FL; Korn C; Finck
F; Benson C; Withycombe G; and
Harvey G.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
Jr. Hi Wins
Fifth Game

Libby Junior high won their fifth
consecutive victory when they de-
feated the Eureka grade school
team rs to 10 last Saturday IN the
preliminary of the Eureka-Eibby
varsity game. The Eureka quintet
fought we'll but were unable to
match the superior ball-handling
and shooting of the Libby five.
High point men of the game was
Morris of Libby with IA points.
Rudy was high for Eureka with
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
Sausage and Sweet
Potatoes

To prepare another good dish,
have ready four cooked, large sweet
potatoes. Slice and cover bottom of
creased casserole with half the
amount. Shape one pound pork sau-
sage into four cakes or patties and
place on top of sweet potatoes. Add
four large apples, cut into thick
slices. Sprinkle with salt, cover
with remaining potatoes, brush with
water and sprinkle with brown
sugar. Bake at $50 F. for about an
hour.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25
mis- FITS" WIN
BY Jimmy Raft

''Mis-fits" (third string quint)
Libby high school beat the junior
high rs to ID in the preliminary
game Tuesday Lloyd Moe of the
"Mis-fits" was high point man seer
ing ten points. Robert Morris scored
six points for the junior high. The
"Mis-fits' are a team made up Of
freshmen, sophomores, and one
Junior The lineup follows:
"Mis-fits'. Moe, 10, Williams, 4
Peterson |; Dolezal, 3; Benedict
7; Gilchrist.
Junior high--Thomson, 2; Swim.
ley, 5; Morris, 6; Walsh, |; McGill
Dedic. Bowman, DeRosia, Luschei
and Wood.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25

An Oregon man invented ma
chine to make orange boxes from
knots and scrap wood. Buyers now
get fruit and knots at the same time.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1945-01-25

Rock chucks, or 'hillbilly wood
chucks," eat fence posts treated with
chemical preservatives. But Hitler
has the oldest diet He chews rugs,
eats his words and bites ms lips
and not because he likes the flavor,
either.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Won Wieesnd Warns:
Won Wegsnd Warns:
Germans Speed
Reds Atom Hunt
BY KARL II. Won wIEGAND
Dean Of American Foreign Correspondents
Written Expressly for the Hearst NeWspApers

MADRID Sept. 25-A private letter from an American
A'A officer of high rank in the American army of
occupation (who holds important post and comes from
weknown family in the United States says that there is
determination between soldiers and those of the Red
army in Berlin Vienna that the "Roosks mstrust the
Americans and avoid contact with them.
Especially interesting this officers remarks that
it known in American circles that Soviet authorities
scientists and techncans who remotely had anything
to do with German atomic bombs and atom splitting enter
prises, and had taken them to Russia
SOVIET laboratories in places
be working day and night finding the the atomic
bomb.
Aside from that the Russian scientists with aid Of
Germans reportedy working kind of death ray
and "soundless wave of intense vibration"
The latter had its origin the laboratories of great
siemens electrical plan in Berlin nearly Is years ago.
In high American quarters said writer there
conviction that the Sovets will have bomb
years through their efforts impemented willingly
unwillngly by German scientists.
A MEXICAN officers from Germany passing through
"A Madrid expressed little confidence prolonged good
relations between the Red army and the Americans
Relations between the officers sides Berlin and
Vienna correct but cold.
The Russians very reserved and ofhsh, while Red
soldiers seemed have orders ratenize
They appear be worlds nsFust each other in
contact thoughts habits customs culture and
look upon life separated by gulf deep and wide the
Atlantic as put 1t.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
0smend Puts
7 onsiinDolk

MANILA. Sept. IS GNs)-
President Sergio Osmena today
committed / 500 Fiiipinos-includ-
ing Two Of his sons-to trial on
charges ranging from colla5ora-
ton 10 treason.
Under terms Of the peoples 5
court bill. signed by Osmena. the
Philippine president VIII appoint
IS trial jurors. and. with consent
OF an appointment commission,
ihe Is prosecutors.
Jurists and attorneys who prac-
ticed during the Japanese oCCupa-
ton are barred by the bill, which
provides for the prosecution of
QuShnEs, including those natives
arrested by L. S. counterlntelA-
CenCe officers.
OSmena. whose two sons. Sergio
and NicaSio, are in JAIL on charges
Of collaborating with the JapS,
said. significantly:
"The court will start operst-
ing next month. assuring prompt
and impartial trial for all pris-
-nneES without fear or favor. .
\ million pesos have been set
aside 10 defray costs of the prose
Cution.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Car Kills
w Workman
THE DETROIT TIMES

Turned away from his Job on
the midnight shift a. The L. s
Rubber Co. Frederick CIoyd g.
Of 1882 Penrsyl,aaa way h.Ied
tarly today when struck by an
automobile AS he staggered across
the street against a red light, lie
was carried 96 feet on tie car s
hood, then hurled INTO an aH-
preaching Jefferson avenue
Streetcar.
Police GENERATED the driver
James Nelson. -. of 1882 Penn
sylVsnla. a stage hand az CaSS
Theater. Assistant Prosecutor
Basil C0uSidine said plant guards
had refused % admit Cloyd m
the plant because OF his condi-
tion.
Nelson said he was driving %
20 25 miles an hour along JcfCr-
son when ne saw Cloyd 40 tho
Concord intersection He tried 20
sWeTVe. he SAD bar d WAS 100
late. After hitting C!oyd he ap-
piled the brakes. bat the car.
SkIdded along ne trolley tracks.
Neighbors said Cloyd leaves a
widow and teen age son, James.
in Virginia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Roosevelt Collection
Looted al Exhibition

NEW YORK. Sept. * CUP)-
fl1etiittt-t-- 7 1etiittt-t- searched ttir7F hUTe FIST
Regiment ArmorY today for two
items of the Franklin u. RooSe-
Welt collection stolen from a S10.-
100000 art and antique exhibit
last night.
The items-a valuable album
OF Brazilian stamps autographed
by the late president and Presi-
dent Getulio Vargas Of Brazil and
a color print of the L. s Frigate
Macedonian in Distress - were
not found.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-26
Kent Free This Week

LONDON. Sept 25 (INS)-The
London Daily Herald reported to-
day that Tyler Kent, former code
clerk in the American Embassy
In London. would be released from
prison this week.
Evening star., 1945-04-15

OFFICE, ideal location for mfg.'s agent or
show window. 1ll4 II st. NV.
BROOM UNFURNISHED OFFICE on 18th
st near NV; fuorescent lights: Sublet,
SIS per month. Call Monday, EX. 4465.
DESK SPACE, ideal for = people, singit
desk for ]; also telephone and mail Sery
L. J. COWIE. 500 Eye ST, NV MA. 64S7
NEW, unfinished, air-cond. office. vicin-
ity Statler Hotel, available May. ], on
month-to-month basis; highest references
necessary. Box 45-G, Star.
BROOM SUITE for physician in Airing
ton Medical Bldg, Arlington, Va. Phone
70 LAWYER ONLY. private Office with
use OF suite. telephone and secretarial
service references exchanged Box l5S-G,
10Th AND SITS. NV. vicinity. approx
matciy $50 So. #, Office space. suitable
for medical, attorneys accountants, aSso-
citation or other business OrPantTab bCn.
BARSE STONEBRAKER, Si5 K ST. W.
Ma 44S3.
5000 FT, to select tenant one entire
building, @O3 King St, Alexandria; no
more handsome quarters for individual or
organization to be found in Washington
area built in 1900. it represents the best
architectural tradition of the period, See
your CWn broker or phone TIE. 2O2O. l5E
LARGE OFFICE to share, with telephone,
in easily accessible modern building
second floor front, well hghted partly
furnished. Tel FIR. 5000 Ext. 531. 15s
Evening star., 1945-04-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMITTING DISTANCE. bus passes door
- miles from War Dept, IN nice little
Colonial Eirg3nia town nice people sub
stantial "'2-story all brick and stone town
house with J acre land in back. completely
furnished. Prsce t9r quick sale - 500 tor
PIKE, Arlinston. Va, This place must be
sold today
FREDERICK COUNTY country estate so
acres; located on Route %, ; miles north
east, OF, FREDERICK. MARYLAND. between
!2-room. ,aN-modern manson dwelling
hot-Wstcr heat with StokeT, one complete
,!le bath. = other baths, electric water
system also practically new 4-room ten
ant house, barn and complete farm build
lngs good fences, fertile land. small
stream on property; mansion house now
occupied by the adjutant general OF Mary
land, but immediate possession Will be
Schnanfer, vii finance two thirds OF
the purchase price a. - II desired; other
terms announced day of sale. To be abso
luteiy sold at public auction on the prem
iSeS. Saturday, May :, l945, at = O'Clock
pm. For further details and INSPECTION M
consult the auctioneer- EMMERT r,
BOWLUS auCtioueer. Frederick, Maryland.
Once phone. Frederick SS5; residence,
Evening star., 1945-04-15
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SITE-l32 900
s m m new eE ans
for theater. super market, drugstore,
restaurant and 10 additional stores. Plenty
50. fl on District line. For price and in
formation contact JOHN j. McKENNA,
Realtor, 1929 Eye st. NV, RE 5345.
store. with apis; upstairs; easy. terms.
CITY REALTY CO, 507 NV. MA. 046o.
ARLin GToN, 10th and Highland sts.. in
Clarendon business center-Approximate tely
10000 square IT. zoned general CONNER
&c e'fd aAsos s5set GEEEk PEI Cos s4o 1SG
son blvd. Arlington, Va. CHI. 1888. Eve
THIS PRoPERTY consists of ss-ft. 'front.'
age on Lee highway and more than $4,000
So. TT. The lot Is located on a corner be-
tween Cherrydale and Glebe I'd; > houses
ra terms ia GEORGE re- mo MAsoN fs fs GREEN CO
5s3S $685. wilson sves oR Rlva asss arlington Va CHI
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 313o Nichols ave.
Store and 4-room apt; price, $4,000.
TR 4e0S s 'npof1i or HARTMAN Nh REAITY, fHeD inc,
STORE and 5,rm, kit, bath apt. above;
1916. SHANNON & LUcHs CO, 1905 II
coMMERcfAL 60 NEE Ga BARGAIN 2BstAikGAINs-47oo to 471o
Annapolis I'd Defense highway, Bladens-
burg, Md; 3 blocks from Peace Cross
1S0x335 it. divided into 3 lots; one vacant
and houses on other two lots: will sell as a
whole or separately. A new shopping center
is being established, fed by $4,000 popula-
set up H M HUNTER, WA. 5S4S.
LOCATIONS for light industrial business;
will sell or build for lease. w. s. HOGE,
Jr., CHI. 0600. 3Sl5 Lee highway.
4-STORY business properly. large store.
10 rooms, 2 baths. lots of other conven-
fences, by OWNER: S21,0 net. 3033
and 3035 M ST. NV.
OFFICE BLDG. in the heart of downtown
business district; 9-story bldg. long leases
sound inyestment and a1trasSysy fnsneed
GaRSrs MEST co. 70 18th Ash s., EEvTR Elk M9s2 E 1T'
N.E.-,,Modern, attractive, I-story brick
building on busy corner in growing COM
munity, 3 stores. ideal location for post
war business; priced right for sale now.
Call Mrs. Snyder, RA. 4136, SNYDER
REALTY CO.. 500 Eye st. NV.
$2,4OO ANNUAL gross return on S15,250
cash invested in one-story brick corner
business property in NV. Washington.
Price, $4,000. Rent goes to $4,000 in
annually: NATIONAL REALTY CO., NE,
1l09 or RA Sl61.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Light Industrial
and general business in Parkfairfax and
darlington section, on cross-country high
way. connecting with all main highways,
with 3,000-ft. frontage on Soft. street.
1.5oo.ft: railroad, sid,ng; ,, VIII bntld gndo to
Evening star., 1945-04-15
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.


SEVEN ACRES, 5-room house mile from
Chain Bridge; price, $4,000. Box 314.L'
5sA ACRES in Maryland a,424 feet
Capitol Building only half as far out as
Chevy Chase q, sd Silver Spring; sewer in, n;
8. HOLDEN. 1877 Potomac ave. Sc
81 ACRES. SCOTT frontage on paved
road, miles from Rockville; beautiful
s. 400; oMNEk wi, sass. -. s ~. ,,
on macadam road abundance OF dogwood
I Ier fs country Mt @ home; M :. +. + RIPLEy, ST; 1880.
) ACRES WOOD LAND on State road. II
WaIdorf WaIdorf Md s E. s'ARTo' Ri :. l.
FIyE-ACRE restricted building sites, $50
Nd; eiee,, tel, transDortstion at property
d did soil: ST 900 each trac. eS Cash, bal
/ I Ave- years .c oWNEs, " se,S 81. ,;,l,, s55l ,,.
SS5S issSoH rvs: can WI iF s,5s SAUNDEFs bradley
OVER $50 XCREs"Here's fine tract of
wooded land with stream running through
che property only 4 miles from Bethesda
tracts. for which there Is such q great
demand; priced right; For further in: in
call sRadx and HAIL REHaToR
Laughlin' M WI. 1890. 1890 anu '''' al Az
FOR SALE acres partly cleared, partly
built 4-room house; electricity available !:
sell as is II miles from Key Bridge. BOX
SMALL small 9iBt BUILDERS cHANcE-5o acres
of choice garden land homestes. less than
3 miles from District in best section, OF
oxon Hill; all or part; builder can buy
sKINNER ski Hs 5sos s I'h Iivnsston m rd ' Sc Wash
ONE ACRE near Alexandria: front on Sem
mary rd., 100 feet; deep 435.6 feet city
water oak shade bus service, church
walking distance. Phone Alexandra $3.50.
approximately so acres, main highway
estate. Also approx 200 acres same Vi
eintty gnttss $50 par acre Gai EM J2Seph 5
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor.
. ACRES ON GIst AVE. E. Rlverdale, Md
900 small Gown psymep; en- ioi pa ea3y 5G
ave, ave Riverdaie. Md. HY. 5oa5.
ACRE. wooded lot, near Accokeek, Md ;
beautiful bIdg. site, on main hwy. "a:
Sqs b deer %t $50 Box SOC, ,a stq[ n5ts &
miles from D. C: > acres, $500 per acre
20 acres with stream and ideal building
site, on Knoll. $3.50 per acre SANDY
fronting on main hwy, miles D. c.
SI9.5U0
10 acres, near E Falls Church. fronting
ON > hwys.. $4,000.
line arrGi miles Sfne{ 81 6 sH9 800 rs8' "e@' -"
5 acres. 2 miles from Falls Church, on
Some acre. piHt and half lots. $500 and up
J l.. c WEST. Falls Church 2l;i5.
Evening star., 1945-04-15
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

GALLATIN ST, Hyattsville, Md-S rooms,
bath, INV h., oil burner: fireplace in nv
cooking Scar garage, beautiful shade and
shrubbery. lot lG0Xlj0 it; close to every-
hing: possession; Slo. 500, terms. Erwin
REALTY CO, call Hyattsville o334. ewes,
souTHERN MARYLAND properties-Gen-
tleman's country home. 10-acre lot on
state road, 30 miles Washington; 10,room
dwelling, modern convenienceS, outbuild-
ings. artesian well; convenient bus service,
list farms, homes waterfront properties.
LEONARD / 2fyA : SHSIPER' S II La Plata. Nd
room. 3,s bath, Cape Cod type brick house
m new-houSe condition; large living room.
fireplace. dining room, Kitchen, bedroom
and bath, first floor: 3 bedrooms and bath.
ment, recreation room, laundry and boiler
room; weatherstripped; copper. spoutss and
h-w.h.; 2-car garage tbuilt-in); corner
lot. 52xl35; stone retaining wall; fruit
and oTSgS small GhfKea ken
section Silver Spring: convenient to stores,
schools. transportation. Price, Sla,25o;
co, ME- 1850. 81, 34@9. Open Sunday
coTTAGE CITY. 4lo3 Parkwood St.
modern Kitchen, living room with fireplace,
REAR sfGvRR Eve s sG Rm
room and bath brick house in excellent
condition; full basement and recreation
room. coal heat, detached garage; large lot,
extra lot available if desired; Just 2 blocks
offered. Total price for both, lot and
house, S7.100; on terms. f. s. PRICE q
CO., ME. 1850, ST.. 1929.
NEAR SILVER SPRING, wheaton, Md.-A
bath, center-hall plan brick house, garage;
living room. fireplace dining room, Kitchen,
side and rear porches. first floor; large
bedrooms "a baths, second floor, sun
deck, attic. hardwood floors throughout;
recreation room, bar, maids room, lava
tory, wash basin in basement: oil h.-w.h.
insulated; venetian blinds; 2-car earage;
large lot; space for chickens and garden;
Just blocks from stores and transporta-
tion. Owner will sacrifice for only Sl2,750:
on terms Exclusive with E. S. PRICE q
CO., ME. 365u, 81. 1929.
1 MILE FROM ID. c., through Central ave
"A cultivated acres, S-room house, heat
$4,000; substantial cash. Mr.. Fiorenza
with JOE ,CURTO, Realty, FIR. 1900.
HIGH BRIDGE rooms and bath, 2E
acres, $4,000; ! mi. to bus. > mi. to Pa
RR.; school buses. Out Defense hwy. IL
mi. turn left at Baldwin Garage and in
) ACRES LAND, mostly wooded; broom
house "a baths, inclosed porch; attached
garage; hot-water heat (coaD, fireplace;
electric range: 9 miles from D: c.. line,
near Clinton, Nd, on paved road; $500
Available August l. Call Clinton 5sl-W-3
HfsTORiC EVERGREEN" nearby Mary
land show place; 1856 acres, fine tobacco
farm; restored Colonial home erected in
1851. See picture display adv. in Satur-
days Star. KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI.
s740; Sunday and evenings GIL. 1884.