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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-31
HOspitaI Notes

Mrs. Coroline Cada was admitted
January Goth.
Mrs. Byers was admitted Jan
uary 9th.
Mrs. Glen Mitchell was admitted
January %, and baby bay was
born the same day.
Ethen Butts was admitted the "a.
Mrs. Merrill Trip was admitted
January 18th and a baby girl was
born. She was dismissed the 18th.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-31
EUREKA NEWS

est Servise had included in its
post war plans the building of a
rearing pond at Dicky Lake. The
suggestion was made that a letter
be written to ]. w. Fox, Forest Ran
ger at Ant Flats expressing the in
terest and offering the cooperation
OF the Eureka Valley Rod and Gun
Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1946-01-31
Roosevelt Grade School Notes

Roosevelt Grade School Notes
The Rural Scouts met Thursday
noon, January "a, with Scoutmas.
ter J. R. Culver in charge. AL
members were present. It was vot-
ed to use the Morse code for the
troop. Types of uniforms were dis
cussed and will be decided on later.
tentative plans were made for an
lnvestlture ceremony to be held
some night of Scout week in Feb.
A committee with Elizabeth Korn
as chairman gave short play on
January Heroes" with Gaius Clark.
Noami Mackey, Johnnie Osler.
Johnny Bergette and Allen Bern
hard assisting at the assembly Fri
day.
Several assembly girls are knit
ting wash clothes for the Junior
Red Cross.
The 4th grade are continuing cor
dependence with an Indian school
near Poplar to whom they sent a
Christmas tree. Snap shots are
being exchanged and a mutual
friendship being built between the
children.
Bruce Ostby is back in the End
grade after seven weeks absence
due to illness.
The End Grade members were
made happy this week when they
received scenic folder of Roches-
ter, Mimi, from Clifford johnson.
father of class member, Wallace. /
The children wrote notes to Mr.. /
Johnson following an operation at
Mayo's.
Jimmy Green of Glen Lake school
visited the Bird grade on Thursday. /
Mesdames P. V. Morrison, Jas.
Broderick and A. J. Barney. mem
oers of the Legion Auxiliary, at
tended the showing of the educa-
-ional film on South Chile Monday
afternoon. Other pictures shown
we're. The Gray Squirrel, The Skin
md an art exhibit in Wax Figures
The Valley settler., 1946-03-21
WHY OPERATE 4 COOPERATIVE 2.

As you have heard many times befon we are endeaVoring to operate here farmers cooperative. Many ex- planatt ons have been given as to what tho principal purpose of cooperative covers. Most tmpor- tant to all members s the fact that it tries to market the pro- duce and related products of it's members to the best possible cd vantage. This is only possible to the extent that the growers cooper ate.
 Not much consideration is given to the nemb er's responsibility to their association. Much of our diff culty in the past and even in the coming year is result of in- correct application of the old law of "supply and dena nd". Unless ad- vance planning as to the extent of the coming market is done, we can- not hope to have year in l946 that is not exactly the same as all will have potet oes that are not saleable end shortage of all other produce. Storage plays large part in our success, but even more important. is "Planned Produc- tion".
 During the year ending November 50, l945, we found that the price paid to the indivi dual producers wes not excessive. Tn many ceses it was ; not even enough to allow growing at reasonable profit. The big un answered Questi on is "Whet is the reason for this cond ti on?" The answer is over product on and the, nigh cost of handling products for Whi ch there is no market.
 By cohesive plann Ing, in which no farmer grows more than his normal share of saleable products and an accurate analysis of the. market '':. avsilable, the handl ing cost per unit grown can be so reduced that all units could operate with g rea- sonable profit. This can only be done by members coopere ting with the assoc iation and governing thei r planting acc ordingly.
 Always rememb CT that you heve
The Valley settler., 1946-03-21
E D I T Q R I L 1

Mrs. Dorothy N. Bell, Ed'to of the VALLEY SETTLER had an operation on Monday morning at the Matenuska Valley Hospi tai. Latest report is
 that she Is doing very we'll.
 Due to her illness no paper was
 Ii ssued last week. This weeks
 i ssue, such as 1t is, is endeavor- ing to bring you some of the news. Amy news items, ads, etc. will be
 grat efully received at the Coop |General Office.
 I've are vi shtng Dorothy very speedv
 rec every and hope that she Wil1 be back soon, very soon to. edit the
The Valley settler., 1946-03-21
INVITATT ON TO BID

Sealed bids will be received by the IMa tanuska Valley Farmers Cooperating IAssOciati on up to BOO PM. Saturday April 9th, l946 for the followi ing: only Scott Pea Viner with Hercules Motor, as is. Il. All offers must be acc ompani cd by IlO% of the bid Whi oh will be appli cd lon the purchase price of the success Iful bidder or returned to the un successful bidder.
 S. Terms are cash or one-thi I'd down Ml tn balance in not more than stx lequal payments W tn interest. I3. The Matanuska Valley Farmers lCooperatfng Association reserves the lri ght to eject any or all bids. MATANUSKk VALLEY FARMERS . C0OPERL TING ASS OC1fTrON By Order of Board of
 Directors March 2, l94e large share in the success of the IAssoctati on and 9 larger shere in it's losses. Let's all pull to- lgather instead of. apart, and make Ithe year 1946 banner one for the ECo-op and inc identally, to all the |contr1buttn ing farmers in the Ma tan pska Valley.
The Valley settler., 1946-03-21

 he $l75 $loo SINGLE COPY loe Settler
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Clerks Office
Issues Marriage
Licenses to Eight

Eight couples received marriage
licenses from the Clerk OF the Su-
perior court In Florence during
the past weekend.
Licenses were isued 10 Otho
Crewse and Hipolita Hurtado of
Coolidge. Hernando Henry Riyas
and Mabel Lewis OF Mesa. Manuel
II. TruHllo and Catalina X. Tru-
lilo OF sonora. Clarence Antoine
and Dolores Porter OF Blackwater.
Kirby Hughes Of Rillito and Edith
Wainscott Of Eloy. Roy c. Phil
lips Of Dallas. Texas. and c. Max
Inc Barton OF Tucson. and Felix
Francisco and oloya Pacheo of
Phoenix.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
eloy Authorities
Hold Man Suspected
Of Post Office Theft

one suspect has been arrested
and booked on vagrancy charges
in connection with the robbery OF
Eloy postotfice on Sunday night
November 10. Judge Ed. Smith
said Monday.
The thief broke into the office
late al night and fled with sI4s.
mostly In stamps. Postal inspec-
tors have been working with Eloy
authorities on the case but have
made no formal charges as yet.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Capture One of Pair
Suspected Of Robbine
Picacho Tavern

I'd Smith. Eloy Justice Judge.
reported the capture OF Tom Mill
er. arrested on charges OF helping
10 rob the Picacho tavern In Pr
cacho on Saturday night.
Miller was captured after he
allegedly caused disturbance in
the restaurant part OF the tavern
while an accomplice committed
the theft.
Frank Johnson. owner OF The
tavern said about 500 was miss
Ing. Miller was identified as a
man suspected OF stealing clothes
from a cabin in Picacho. and al
legedly made promises to the own
er OF payment for the clothes If
he did not reveal Miller's identity.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Donald c. Humphrey is
Commissioned Lieutenant

Donald G. Humphrey. serving
with the Pacific Air Command in
Tokyo. has been promoted from
master sergeant TO second lieuten-
ant. according 20 word received
by his wife this week.
Humphrey received an honora-
BILE discharge from the medical
corps in the winter OF 1945 after
five years service with the army.
He was employed here at Safe
way. later re-enlisting He Is the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hum
phrey. His wife and family have
made their home in Coolidge for
several years.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Sheriff's Office
Must Collect 81
Personal Tax Bills

The Sherifrs office received 30
TAX bills which must BE- collected
upon orders from the Treasurer 3
office this month This j. one of
the largest number OF bills 10 be
collected on record in that office.
The bills amount TO over 5000.
the largest az S2+0.4 Al and the sec
ond largest az 5000. The smallest
amount Is $500.
These bills are unsecured per-
sOnal property taxes on such
things as farm machinery and
equipment. Some have been paid
this week.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Skating Party Slated
By Methodist Youth

The intermediate Fellowship OF
Coolidge Methodist church will
meet at 1880 tonight at the
church recreation hall for a skat-
ing party. II will be decided at
that time whether the skaters will
90 to the f. NJ. Clark ranch. where
large cement-floored barn can
be used as a rink. or whether the
party will be held In the recrea-
ton hall Jean Harold is presi-
dent OF the group and Jane Hay-
ems Is counselor.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22
Does Your Work
offer A
PLEASANT
And PROFITABLE
Future?

II you have ambition and a determin-
alton TO succeed, then you'l do well to
investigate your own chances in the
new United States Army. This great
organization does offer a pleasant.
profitable and guaranteed future to
those who can qualify. II you have
an Army. Navy. Marine Corps or
Coast Guard MOS. you can re-enlist
in a grade appropriate to your train
ing and experience. Check your MOS
today. then see your local army re-
cruiting station Immediately for an
assured profitable and pleasant career.
LUHRS BLDG.
PHOENIX, ARIZONA
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

Term Loans on improved Farm
Property. S c. /. u. or Pump
Water. See c. NJ. Betterton. 79l
Center St. Casa Grande. Tel
s3s-J-3 I2mar3tp-tfc
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

Also 30 acres alfalfa and John
son grass pasture Nj. Z. Of
Coolidge. L. II. Cooper. Valley
Farms. Ariz. N22-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

OErnest Buscher Is among the
limited number OF hunters whose
name was drawn for elk hunting
He has left for unknown regions
TO try his luck.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-11-22

FOR TRADE-.32 revolver for 20
guage double. 426 South Main
St. II. NJ. Bond. N22-lp
Evening star., 1946-09-10
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE.

AGBUkN eaiIIng ls3S sss sedan $685. below 0PA
BUICK Al Special ,4-door. Will trade for
smaller Ga Ear 19es II good condition Call after
CHEVRoLET 1871 chassis frame passenger
syf RT st. No soa0 ,ord aa
mctoT; good tires; $3.50. below ceiling.
DoDGE Dol i!n 1885 sis' 4-door sedan: good condi-
tion: within oPA ceiling, s40o. LU. 1925
DoDGE !s5 business coupe; good mechan-
isaI sal,29 Gon1dition; $2ssi within oPA ceiling
ScagI7a sSssda, 81 s14d ALLEN 47al Elm st, 1 Be-
Ton $3.50 below oPH eeilins elm; 'fespSfss a79s So
eRdrrstI, sssh st, Arl. Va. SHIRLEY HOMES
FORD 1852 roadster; good running eond
cash s;ar only; within 5aso oPA ceiling; s274
AgsTrs, A1ssE PR aR: sS9a: SSSs North Military fd
Phone pns 'sag sss sssS ssa Sner oPA esns
,ss bsas 1as
'Geaffs sso Soks s74s apd runs
gs7 s saan c. nssds vRn dRas oA E ee
FORD 1884 convertible coupe; rumble seat;
and d, 4Sos act IN ns shape
feAD 'es5 hasS Tsaer sedan; d Will trade for
R9od eonditon or lySs eaf tb 81 TINS Ford
radio. spare tire; res 81 200. 200. within oPA eeil:
5es Ies Rlui DiH4oN foGe used car MI 1000 1s ASK
ai r. $sss; s1ssE e ~ 's,as s,.sa
excellent, mechanical condition, fully guar
PONTIAC, 1911 King St., Alexandria, va.
Observation-Disclosures orders for these
sensational l947 automobiles: CENTRAL
a9T0Rs NJ 1885, c9 oS 555$ S55s Lee hwy Arlington.
NASH 1886 Ambassador IS" 4-door tour
Ing I'M sedan; radio heater;s qyerdrive; re.
s4oo Seow oPA Nay se ssen
ISss IPaokAkp q Il is45 l ds luxe 70 4 osA cell.
FAGkARD issa 5psss convertible coupe
s. super Tv series, Sl.d4&S; FL well under ro oPA
PAckAR5 M I fsss a.door sSiss SEDAN 49, Sog motor
Ing; i ~, csIl any tine Tuesday. l4o1 Co
FAokAES ha Is 81 sT dpt seaan aSs good condition
$3.50, within oPA ceiling price. 1918 18th
PkrMoua Fl Ri fsss stssep ss s. fna SSssess
a couple or , 2 travelling salesman; S352:
Fss1h Sp4 sseas So st. ssss cash.
under oPA ceilinr. 1888 R st. NV, EN-.
stts sfSDfsxkEnD s!sSi n9s4o Commander .;aoor
saqh SIMPLIFY. FL Rocfviiie 500 A' "M1o
WILLYS 1941 4-door sedan, $500; under
8pA' Sa5. HAWKINS q sHlpLEf' RockT,iie io
WILLYs 1889 de luxe 4-door sedan; heater
and radio: $455, within OPA ceiling; cash.
THxiCABs 12y Hsa IS IS, 1e41 Plymouths, S9se
each: ~ 1g41 Plymouth, new engine,
terms. Above cars under OPA ceiling.
ROBEY MOTOR SALES. 1920 Mt. Oliyet
I'd ne. lis
FOR sALE-1939 studebaker Commander
sedan: $500, within OPA ceiling. Can be
seen after pm. Call HO. 1903. Ia
Evening star., 1946-09-10
AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

STATION WAGON TOP recovered, s29. so
New drain rails extra II needed LEO
ROCCA, INC. 1901 Conn. ave. NV. EN-
INTERNATIONAL 1888 chassis. Gao;
$500 Call MIR. KING. North 3343. 10
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE today is a ne
cessity: Get your insurance through r. l.
CHAMBERS, jr., Bond Bldg. Phone TR
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER 1s4s model
"a with buddy seat. e. E. THOMPSON
3 miles west of Tyson's Corner on Lees
6urgh pike Route ~.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION.! We
have Just received large shipment of good
ouahty seat covers in popular colors. They
VIII also f1t other models of General Mo-
tors cars Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
Irving st: NV, AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery, new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one you've ever seen, suitable for
merchants, farmers, fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC Co,
1887 irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
ton S Largest Pontiac Dealer
NEWTYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; q
hour service; electric-treated sections if
your tire is cut. See your tires being re-
capped at ARCADE PONTIAC CO, Wash
lngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1887
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick, efficient
service
MOTOR SCOOTER al Briggs and straton
for for sale. For information please call 81
Evening star., 1946-09-10
Take My Word for 1t
By FRANK COLBY.
Readers Garner

From F. j. D., Omaha: The hu-
name societies urge us to BE kind
to dumb animals" I understand
that the giraffe is the only animal
that is voiceless; therefore, why
dumb animal?
Answer: In the expression dumb
animals" the word dumb does not
mean voiceless. The proper mean
ing is: Not having the power of
speech.
Since most deaf-mutes have fully
developed vocal cords, and can be
taught to speak, it is inaccurate and
very unkind to refer to them as
being deaf and dumb"
Let us use the term "deaf-mute."
Or, if the deaf person has been
taught to speak, let us say that
he is deaf, or, better still, hard of
hearing.
An understanding of the personal pro-
nouns is essential to good English. Ny
pamphlet is used in hundreds of class
rooms because Of its simplicity and COM
mon sense. For a free copy, send a
stamped, self-addressed envelope to Frank
Colby in care Of The Star. Ask for
Personal Pronouns" pamphlet
iCopyrgiht, the Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1916 }
Evening star., 1946-09-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES. warehouses. ofices-SpeciaIizing
In,, In commercial n,,I and industrial properties
have 80 locations in the Metropolitan Area,
retail and wholesale. LOUIS BURMAN,
BUILDINGS now being constructed. 16-
It ceilings; gypsum roof, 1reproof: suit
able tor wholesale. retail purposes; large
PP99puIa1teeSS 1eS area ne. LOUIS BURMAN,
5-YEAR LEAsE-2nd and srd floors: ap
&prox & 5000 50; it., located Conn. ave. near
rental or will sell lease to responsible Arm
suitable ior ofnces associations, night club.
po%Nr6%N fSoS Nf26 46o6 sssq sq # of very 1o de-
Tindoys VS.. Near ae. New York ave; and 9th St
s4sIk ssssi1S !: ss{l il MT. Evsli, Leo Ias5 BgRs
220s WIS. AVE- brick bldgs., $50
per per, me- Si1ss sssh lst COMM , alley entranes.
Tx, haS4e BASEMENT, 1s..I private entrance; heat.
SIC sion 90, g L. MURDOCH, Kensinston. Nd,
9Is-s&l llth N.w.-1deal location: mod
Mh Ne S9f-SA 81 SwHGGntire 1G1 BLDG of rms Ie' q,
2 s,dH floors co ssnninE ssnn water on each d1oor.
for business or ofices: 10-room house;
fo1 ot %o MIS- as %pH Er9q1a 6 su5fbe bN
NINGTON, WI. 2635. OIL. 1910, 10
3l5 ST. N.E.-2nd commercial; vacant:
reasonable rent; w. C. g. A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. Builders and De-
velopers Of Wesley Heights and Spring
Valley. 1880 Mass ave. NV. OR 4464.-1I
FOR LEASE, INDUSTRIAL ground, $4,000
1T. with r.r. siding, Northeast.
FOR sale or lease, second commercial.
3-story bldg. in wholesale market area;
first floor contains 1000 SO. TT. immediate
occupancy. MAURICE FITZGERALD, 1911
@ st. NV. Ma. 1886. -l6
Evening star., 1946-09-10
LOTS FOR SALE (cont !

TWo OF THE CHOICEST LOTS in Meado-
veoped WIo6 An sEeady snd de-
Spring. Nd, ST.. 1000. ia
PrE enE @ sssE. sT SSs6 Rsa
dspth; pT,ces from 5e; sS45S5 up any sHAPfRo, apfiseo
GSRNER NG ef IoT o fge n silver spEnrPsn nE Up
part Of Silver Spring: ssxl25 It.: s., 900.
CO, 5sO4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. WA.
81. CUE ST ST: NV N.Y. ;~BuilSdssrs, stts5tiop: resu.
tween houses numbered Ass and 4ei1
oue. st. naEES and fronting on Brewer ,pl;
village ha;s.t this is splsnaid epportunity for
H6 EA 2sS5 AIT s1sa Wooded
acre Of ground; $4,000; 3 wonderful buy
EssltOTs; S Saos sS4s Georgia ave, Silver spFIns
g, SsS S ,iS hoTS OF Z AZ, ACRE OR LARGER in
M. P. SHOEMAKER. JR.. Pleasant 0129
and lot 5oxibo. $3.50 ali 1eaISe eonpenienees sSss
NEAR FALLS cHukcHN4 beautiful n home. ne
RanI !''5 Ps5sss ssffS5 es owSf asa5
sHO e ii S1I os.y 5aisns Es.! saq
miles from Merrfieid e io9xiss: priee icss $3.50
ar% lct. Mills; ; QTsns 5000. Ii,
ers: lovely site in center Arlington: may be
developed into nice homesites adjoining
Arlington Forest. Griffith. Owens 5000.
GEO H. WILLIAMS Co.-First offering of
$50 laTge, wooded lots in N. selby Within
Sandy bsao6 This seeon 81 seSy viii
be provided with harbor facilities; approx.
ay " With SSe TO f. deep
s55o; terms very reasonable Also avail
eorner lot amost house a6
GEo. Il. WILLIAMS co.-sligo Park Hills;
be e place for youp fat1pe
bo b9ms Nor Hlnf MSS 81 tb;s 5000 dv.,
community Of new homes; near Clinton.
Nd 81 mi, from D. c. line $575 ca. or
NJ yebiss, @ FR Free $efs With Sh 'sTns EN-
LOVELY WOODED LOT, 1o0x120, in Lyon
PARK; well located; reasonably priced;
Park. Alexandria; priced right.
lots Builders s beaTtfql yeoded
Broker, Gil. 4060.. We have many clients
wanting lots and acreage, and homes.
May we handle yours? 10
CORAL HILLS, Md desirable building
lots; Some corners, paved streets, side
walks. all utilities available, nice neigh
borhood. close to schools. shopping center,
transportation: so to "a #. fronts; 5000
up; cash or terms.
Colmar Manor. Undesirable lot, 4Ox
100 # Reasonably priced for quick cash
sale. O. B. ZANTZINGER CO., 945 K ST.
NV. NA. 9593. Ma. 1871. Ewes, DU. 0S5S.
COLoRED-LOTS in ne. If you are
appticipating building your home. let me
have to offer in beautiful Chapel view or
Kenilworth Mr.. Brooks After 6 pm,
TR. $500. METROPOLIS INVESTMENT
81 REALTY CO., DE. 3142. 1713 No. Capt.
COLORED-SEvERAL NICE LOTS priced
for quick sale in ne. section. For further
information call LEE REALTY CO.. 1872
18th st: NV. MA. 642l. 10
COL0RED-47th ST, off Central ave. lie
TWO lots. 25x107 each. Price, $1,000 for .
GUY TIMER, 1925 You st. NV. NO. 1907
Evening star., 1946-09-10
MONEY TO LOAN.

1st AND End TRUST LOANs-Prompt
eall eeaanll COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO. siS
sso MONEY Il niG os sEcoN5 sE; Ss5o- -rRusr ~. in
buy sscon1,trust notes. D. C.. nearby Nd
sfssE cekr ceeAF.0aAa asfa
iFnffR.sS!nr FfRsT pns gp5insipaL tnts,sst and taxes
ASSOC; e1o Z 3th St nv 81 Ss7o.
WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow here
on Just your own signature. Low cost
fast service. complete privacy Phone Mr
Pe1ty pe1t9y st Decatur 1910. LENDERS. INC
BROKERS. BRO ATIENTION-we buy Enc
trust notes on D. c.. Md and Va. houses
snd nd farms. FULTON r: GORDON. owner
1877 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50 til s pm.
rates terms or monthly payments. P. j
eWAAd5SHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV, MA
PHONE LoANs-Dial Chestnut e444 ant
ask for MI. Allen. Tell him how much
money you need and when you want it
He viii arrange all the details for you
W.T. without any fuss or bother LENDERS
INC -2O2s North Moore St. Rosslyn, Va.
Evening star., 1946-09-10
WAFER FRONT PROPERTY.

LONG BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale.
REPRESENTATIVE on property every day.
rnes ds naIhns hng % s9d ta
Leonard, Md, Solomons Island I'd
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Boz II. Mayo. A. A. Co.. Nd
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic, Md.
Furnished cottages for rent by week to
beach, Phone AT oe5f Monday to thurs s.
CAPE LEONARD-Acre sites, beautifully
wooded, with direct shore frontage, Wash
ington's newest shore development This
an an seTe Of s0 &c aef dree
shore, frontage, in an exclusive section Of
MARYLAND, selected for private estates by
out the world. Cape Leonard has the lush
soil of land bordering the water; mag
niflcent curving shore line; the majesty of
tall, beautiful hardwood trees; the at
tributes OF princely sportsman's retreat
| At Cape Leonard the clean salt water, with
its fine sandy bottom, furnishes excellent
of the finest deep saltwater fishing grounds
and two all-year-round protected harbors
anse a 0as s bS ou ape 5 1so nd ss auck
special attraction for conservative people
who seek rest from noisy vacation throngs
particular sport or relaxation, without en-
croachment upon his privacy, peace and
comfort. Drive down and see Cape Leonard
/
green depths Of the water; enjoy the pun
gent woods scent; take deep draughts Of the
| invigorating salt air and see for yourself
| how Cape Leonard meets your needs. The
drive to Cape Leonard is an enjoyable one,
over well paved highways, through a coun-
tryside rich in scenic splendor. Price for
one-acre site, beautifully wooded, directly
| on the water, $1,000. Terms if desired
State highway direct to property. Easy
driving, no bottlenecks. Sales represent
atiye on property at all times. Cape Leon
ard is wisely restricted Directions: Drive
out to end OF Pennsylvania ave. s;e turn
left on Ala. ave. tRoute A., drive to Marl-
boro G2 mi }, continue on Route 4 to Wells
Corner Qh miles,, turn right at Wells
right right at IT Waysons o a Corner " on s Solomon aors
Island road (Route 418 to Prince Fred
erick t21 mil, drive through Prince
/ Frederick and continue miles to Junction
264; turn right and drive "a miles and
turn left to Cape Leonard t6 mil. LEON
| ACKERMAN, selling agent, P. O., st
Leonards, Md. Washington once, Barss
! stonebraker. 1885 X st. NV, MA. 44s3