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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
Question: Shall They Stand
Or Shall They Topple!

Martin City, West Glacier Town
that is less than year OLD, Will DC
Halloween heaven next week.
Modern facilities are just beng IN
stalled, but there are still an est
inated so familiar structures t1al
grenlins are pointing out to tne
towns en-agers.
Reaction among the older citlzenry
is mixed. Some mothers are reported
prompting their children, who Will
be out with the gang, to use youthful
influence to preserve upright olg-
nifty.
Others count on the civic CLUB
sponsored community Halloween
party on Friday, November to offer
the necessary diversion. 1t will be a
true Martin City party with Dig
bonfire, games, prizes-somethlng Tor
the whole town. :.
On this important question OF
shall they stand or shall they top
pie, let it be repeated that this news
paper is neither Democratic or Re
publican.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
NJ. C. Qualities for Halloween
Neighbors Help Brice
Adams Move Into Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Adams, FERN
- and Delbert, 8, moved into theil
new home in Martin City last FIJI
day.
The Adams former home was com.
pletely destroyed by fire, October T.
Commenting on the helpfulness
of neighbors and stores, Brlce salo
that everybody certainly wanted &c
help. and hard to-get-items such as
stoves and clothing were able to De
purchased. The family also apprec-
lated the shower held by Martin
City and Coram women, and the as
sistance of the men in getting the
new house in shape.
Brice also said that he had no hard
feelings toward the forest service,
which had not responded to a re-
quest for aid, when his home was
burning. He added that he realized
the Coram ranger station only had
one man on duty at the time, and
that the equipment was Laid up for
the winter. Especially in the case
of Bert Bealey, district ranger,
there are no hard feelings, for Brlce
is certain that if Mr. Bealey had been
at the station at the time of the fire,
he'd been one of the first to come
and help put it out.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
CALL FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given, that the
Town of Columbia Falls, Flathead
County, Montana, will receive Bids
at Special Meeting of the Town
Council to be held on the 9th day OF
November, 1916, at eight o'clock
p M. for the sale to the town of ap-
proximately $1,000 feet of treated
redwood water pipe constructed with
a two-inch stave, and being in dim
epsion 10 inches on the outside and
s inches on the inside, said pipe to
withstand a test Of $50 feet head
pressure;
Or that the said Council will con.
slider Bids for approximately 7,9on
feet of the same specified water
pipe.
AID It Is Requested that Bids be
: submitted for 1000 feet and for
$1,000 feet.
The Town of Columbia Falls re-
serves the right to reject any and
all Bids. !.
BY Order Of The Town Council
October Z, 1916.
(12-l3) Margaret Grist, Town Clerk.
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Martin City

Mrs. Colonel Fell and daughter,
Leila of Whitefish, were guests OF
Grandma Martin during the week.
Leila did not return with her mo-
Their but plans to spend the winter
as the guest of her aunt Mrs. Lou
Wescott and will attend high school
at Columbia Falls.
Mrs. Glenn Bells name was drawn
as the lucky winner of the S5.OO
given away opening day Saturday
at the Western Drug Co.
Ross Luding left by car Sunday
on a business trip to Spokane and
Occur d'Alene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Adams have
moved into their new home located
off the South Fork road and a mile
from the highway.
Ray Baldwin of Bradie drove his
parents, of Great Falls, to Martin
City to visit at the home OF Ger
aid Baldwin and family. Ray and
Gerald, brothers, hadn'. seen each
other for more than two years.
Leta Pettee who operates the
beauty shop at Martin City had the
misfortune of breaking her wrist
Saturday night. She fell getting
into her car. It is a bad break for
one in her line of business. We are
all hoping everything will be ..
K, Leta
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
CIV Tonner Urges Veterans
To Use Building PriOrities

IF local veterans don't obtain the
priorities they are entitled to, lum-
her and other scarce items must be
shipped out of Montana to eastern
and midwestern centers, commented
Cy Tonner, GlacierCoram Lumber
company manager.
In the midwest and east, MIR. ION
ner added, the Montana materials
are made available to the veterans
there who have priorities.
Mr.. Tonner concluded that veter-
ans in this area were not taking
full advantage of the CT rights they
have to build homes and business
establishments. In many instances
priorities that are readily obtalnaole'
will result in their getting such
scarce materials as cement, finished
lumber and plumbing fixtures.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
Hioh School Band Finds
Horns Scarce As Cars

Columbia Falls High schoors JUST
organized band needs instruments
The addition of one coronet or one
saxaphone will make one more piece
in the band, and give another SUI
dent musical opportunity.
Band instructor. Phillip Nelson
Joined the faculty, Monday-he also
teaches social sciences-on TUESDAY
he held his first band rehearsal
with % students turning out. Inc
band is expected to make Its ilrst
n,,hIic appearance during the bas-
ketball season. Mr.. Nelson also plans
to organize grade school band. bus
the students need instruments, ana
new saxaphones are as scarce aS
new cars.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
Half Moon Notes
By Mrs. Frank Smith

Mrs. William Wren has seven
pound baby girl, born SATURDAY a'
the Whitefish hospital.
Earl Toutant spent the WeeKeiio
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Toutant.
Word was received here OF the
birth of a baby boy born to Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Dorsow, Libby. MT.
Dorsow used to be planer BOSS d.
the planer here. ,,.,,
Mrs. Moen had birthday party
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

be able to 60 to work.
The Cecil McElwains b.,.
their house on the hill and 1, {
build a new home in the ~ Y
The Home DemonstratioSpp Q
gave Mrs. Jack Christoff,.
stork shower Tuesday eno's
the home of Mrs. Hennins !
offerson. y
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

for her oldest son last Sunday: Two
of Mr.. Moen's brothers and his SIS
ter and family were there, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Mick Watson and oaoy
daughter. -
Bud Frierick, who is saving IN
the woods for Half Moon, was huTt
quite badly one day last week. IL
will be some time before he Will
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
By'rv ReeS Meet

Br<v ReeS Meet
October meeting of the Bad Rock
Busy Bee club was held Thursday
at the home of Mrs. James Eckle-
berry. An all day meeting, and pot
luck dinner was served at noon. Mrs.
Evelyn Sullivan presided at the bus
mess meeting. During the afternoon
Guilt patchwork was done.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24
More Want Ads

LOST: Up the South Fork; small
bay horse with blazed face IN
neighborhood of checking station.
Reward for information regarding
this horse. Sunset ranch. Bolton. 2l4'
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Plan Halloween Party

Plans for a masquerade Hallow-
cen party to be held at the Meth
odist parsonage next Wednesday
at p. M are being made by the
Methodist Youth Fellowship.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: Hungry Horse Grocery
and service station, doing good
business. Will accept small ranch by
mountains on trade. BY the new
bridge, Columbia Falls. H. B. Mason
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: 2-wheeled trailer, steel
box AZ" x TO-, 5000 pound axle,
springs, and new 800 by 16 tires.
Lloyd Larson, Bolton. 12-14@
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1946-10-24

FOR SALE: 8 room house, newly
decorated, in Columbia Falls. See
Fredriksen Real Estate. 12-14'
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

DowNTowN 0FFICE. 2 Eoooms. trst nco5.
nsay Am6assador Hotel: Si0Q; ma; 411 r9.
s ssss0n h15s e H. aSo q cssf1
BETWEEN srArLEs AND MAYFLoWEE
tory; EGO So g., s suitable business or pro-
5s: s{.s :n.H 9s. n- Cad e. 1sa:
FOE DocToR, DENTIST, real estate
excellent location, Vicinity MINI. and
a1 eyes hsaie
i TIT EYE " ST. N.W.-Ent.rs Building. sp-
pssaas ee9 Tor
Apply TO Mr.. POOLE at 1712 Eye st. NV.
PEE With
ofr Sss'9 To r shRsH dssi snse.
sssssss epefasoi
sss l.d:ssi.s.a sl5 5se ~ e:sa
THE ONLY really downtown otaces In
1850 1925 t e n town ma rooms 600
100 ELK, oT EYE 81. N;W;l;s .slI'a.
TON & SON, 1919 Eye st. NV. MA. 1925.
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN LOCATION for large
organization or l tenant only: over 5000
50. #. Call Mr.. Fischer. with DREYFUSS
BROS. Realtors. MA. 0bs2. ewes. Wo. 1890.
1:..rLooE APARTMENT; ideal for Doctors
ofdces: LIST taxi zone. goth st., near r
and Conn. ave. Boz 146-R, Star. IA
BUSINESS OFFICE for rent Call tx.
PHYSICIANS or DENTISTS. onces for
s cs Nj zlei sos4 Conn. ave- and st. SIS &"
joining partly furnished 8-room house.
Virginia. BOX ia2-R, Star.
SURETY REALTY CO. e1s-A 5th st. Nv,
UfTR2MoDERN OFFICE SPACE in down
town elevator bldg.-asphalt tile noor,
acoustical ceiling, nuorescent lighting-can
be built up as needed from 100 SO. IT.
to $4,000 50. IT.; flrst-noor display and pvt.
entrance u desired; "A WEINBERG CO..
UPPER l4th ST.. $500 block. NV; entire
windows, SIS mo. RIA. 1927. -29
HYATTSvfLLE2 rooms. modern ONCE
suite for rent at 400 Baltimore blvd.
c6LoREp@ofFfTcE Rooms Tor rent. At
1907 18th st. NV; reasonable. Phone DI
T09Q fnY fnfOruna tim IA
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BUILDING SITES in desirable sections Of
Silver Spring Bethesda and nv nv Mai in-
aastsisl csM MT. Edwards. n. c. HINES 1s
S s s3Fi 81 wsaoSSSDMoos-rne perfect To-
Der Of excellent building sites still available
In this appealing community, where ever
tie hiah character Of DEVELOPMENT. 70 to
co or VIII 'i rd IS low as si45S Some
Stss HD aeIs oenss1 Is bus
hss e Iessss' n aoss sssso1
SssssHsASss BUILDING SIZES il n sss,'s
2Goaere yhs.s careful plan An
eneroachment 4 perfect setting for your
nos IL rs ss
fao aa 81 $50 for li or more acres, averaging
me paved roadways. with no assessments
s ed ri pI.s I,s g sssssss 'esoRdz j. SSsS
s ssssalGtsFi III 3 WsooSoDED, level acre, On
hard surfaced road, "a block to busline; 20
minutes from downtown via New Military
$1,000 ST. mf Ineol 1lG s67a n AFTER era
H Hmae"eA " aelleloeates 0 subdIvisios %
ssse o. s y prsss fom
Il. sAuNDERs CO. NC, 1918 x st. NV.
d. I0i5. open until Q pm.
VERY DESIRABLE ~ LOTS; Chevy Chase Chase
sS111sss s5ssS ksn Ha asssn
each, s., 800. THos. 5 2 WALSH NC
az IL St PAkk: ri R 7eSh wooded le.
100 feet wide. On hard street with public onc
utilities avsiiaSle; TINS vi lS bu su and rail
ss HoaMAK asGn 171s < St. NV. IA. 11e6
BUY YOUR FUTURE HOMEsITEs now,
direct from owner and Developer, IN no DeaI
choice lots left at $3.50. $3.50 down. 50
Der on oce s a. 70 to
RIG and and seechw6od road between Agar
road and University lane WA: 2s13; eve
s s1ps RN sr1 ZIG kp Ak hEwls beautiful,
y0Gasd isysl ists' a sS117S each; sacrifice
s sIiSaa 'sffaRrNa. Nd ADJOINING: pssatii
sslssss 81 75 sss .seh szis ~ l..
Hyfa5sss; H. dlRs5S8Gsp located ne
sl0P Rf zig PSRGns 7&sSo5opED LOTS essr
iootins Rock Creek, each eyer 1920 g, g:
ss2Sfss ;ssS ss5iiIl 81 ssss acre. 5ssS
fsrPsrs mean no.sh sls.r s
ssss :s"s5o sna ;ss sR.
ssaoSstLf II; sSs,i trept convss to
ss2i 1pS ;S sHsslfAfsEessty Of Choice
com EA 2g7o fer infeTm and r9lasr zo ~
GEO: near 18th and Euclid ST, n J,;, nar-
VIZ BUILT large city in Chevy Chase. y
G., By financing home builders with both
st and end trust building loans. We oneT
YOU now the same financing plan to build
IN Chevy Chase, Md. Location, Conn. ave
and jones Mn I'd. Repressntatives 90, On
gJog daily. e Pm e. Z! EuL n1 81 81 $3.50 1855
ca p S4 Is b attention sti.9onuind1ocsted
On Groyeton st.. 5Groveton, Va. This
choice lot is priced for quick sale st 1855.
h ssss'l'nhs e sS5nRsaaazL rY CO. ~ gas
XII aS6SR1NER of gath and Franklin SITS. ne.
Apply 27l0 Gath st. ne. MI; 1885. 20
FOREST HILLS-Lot on 2sth g.; between
Soni1s 5fosa 1 isssEs H.
TTsX is%iFpt wRSls53bEBb Ld4 in 1oreo Lane
section. Arlington (ve5y close In, o9x ls
HERMAN SCHMIDT, woodward H,ees.'
Ma. 1857. 10
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont

BEAUTIFUL WOODED L0T-75xI20. IN
choice Lee Heights section Of Arlington.
ENe pR}e ossa e %sSn bTa Afas
f t2a VII 4h 2k 1 j rRk of
son. hA s7sS' With Dixie REALTY CO.
sA BEAUTIFUL ssGYIFuL LOTS, fine location, high,
Il. deep: restricted building; priced at the
ssss f k.s{or. per Fails asre enu EAs sso
most beautiful ground in Metropolitan Area.
tasc aansHn N ssa
s ass eal Ht aisss st ssss: a' On 1as
viii With All ali IMPROVEMENTS in and paid fGT;
including Sidewalk; buy on budget plan, 10
Rg s5 ssn dsT R ia CO. ontsy Sn ca
274b. 1116 No. Hudson st., Arlington. Va.
~ !. s .s sS11 psa
f 3%fhE oI f sssl on cole.ylls pike
@ wdsed rG os s sSsao sDras sIa ssso
JESSE LOEB. Ma. 2o14; ewes. Ho. 9de7.
OFF 18th ST. NV. near Roxana I'd.
Beautiful Shepherd PARK, large lots, so TO
100 #. frontage. any desired depth. Prlced
s2, $50 up. SHAPIRO, NC 11oe vermBSSns
HILLCREsT-Fort Stevens Park, s.e.: 2S2
IT. Alabama ave, zoned for community
houses.
Apt. house site near st. Francis de Sales
Church; all utilities in, including sidewalk.
A. A. CAROzZA, 1927 Pa. ave. Sc. AT.
S941. -
s0x100 IT,. zoned for
apartment house, located in q new section
OF SEE Washington: priced right for quick
sale ABC REALTY g. DEVELOPMENT
CO., 1925 41st st. NV. EN-. 47o9. =, EN-.
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGIkIA.

CUSTOM BUILT with very fine materials,
for comfortable living; living. room with
screened side porch, modern kitchens. 3
very large bedrooms and tiled bath on the
End floor: full basement with outside en-
plumbing, automatic gas hot water; Lear
detached garage: substantial cash Tequired.
MANNAS REALTY, 2116 Wilson blvd, Gil.
81 SIMPIrCITY AND cHARM-If you are
looking for bungalow, clean as pin, this
is It. Can b sSYShs fST Sn RyoS sISSoSSS
CW, 6077, OK. 1460. -23
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES, OFFICES-Spe:
cializing in commercial and industrial
meiits We have SO locations In the Metro
politan area: retail and wholesale. LOUIS
BURMAN. RE. 176S.
SUITABLE for beauty shop or other like
Nichols ave. Sc. Tel. FIR. 1000. -25
newly redecoratsd; s1oo. For appointment.
san G IasR 6stGre z nSSE attractive
store with large display windows; one OF
the busiest sections of the city; large rear
room, 40x100; can be used for any type
q business or storage. Call THOMAS w W.
SMALL LOT ON ST. NV, near Union
Station. viii build for long-term lease
for distributor. sightseeing business, etc.
ii1a-iiI4 III ST. N.w.-1st-class com.
mercial location; immediate possession Of
store For details phone Mr.. Polinger,
ACACIA REALTY CO., MA. 1897; SUNDAYS
and evenings. ia. 3434.
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lNpUsrRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

OVER 10000 SO. TT. In Sc. wash, next
to r. r. siding; 1-story brick bldg. 49xs0,
located on corner OF ground: can be pur:
chased in part or tn its entirety; grand
location for any wholesale business or
yaarEs i1 pWe charms c Can D1. s724. N
10000 FEET Of 2nd-commercial land
by railroad in NV. D. c.: priced 75c So.
f., rare bargain. Mr.. HoLLIDGE. no.
s ssSs a tx Arb 4sf r. L AVE. sE.-eo. 900
It. Industrial ground on :. r. Act today
to secure this downtown ground and save
9 long haul; This is 9 special bargain
ALEXANDRIA SECTION-Entire square,
about $1,000 50. IT,, railroad spur and all
public utilities already in the streets, op-
posite large DEVELOPMENT now under way;
81 per square foot. On railroad, water,
sewer and power available; about 10000
feet In another; so cents per square foot.
Near railroad with public utilities available.
large or small areas. % cents per square
o 81 a fHE IA kA1Ih tSS in o.ors.town-on.
Of the best distributing locations in the
city and with special Advertising possihili-
ties from the overhead roadway soon to
be built, about $4,000 square feet ct
price comparing fayorably with more re-
mote locations. Ask for Mr.. Gay, LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER, 1719 Z st. NV, Ma.
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STORES FOR RENT.

GHAg.. M. CONNoR. 2426 Penna. avs. NV,
LAkGE STORE In 100 block Eye st. NV
Immediate possession. MIR. POOLE, NE
NEW BUILDING, 18th and H SITS. ne
Retail and wholesale location; adjacent
Sears Roebuck and Giant Market; 5000
"a. IT,, ist-d. loading platform; zoned End
commercial. All fireproof BLDG: useable
for for of1ces, department store, mer-
tion: open iii Sides, viii finish to suit
tenants REQUIREMENTS; will divide; Now
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
466 MASS. AVE. NV room and private
bath. Suitable, for laundry, receiving sta
ton, grocery store or any small business.
$50 monthly. Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL
FINANCE CO., 916 New York ave. NV, Ma.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BROKERS, ATTENTION.! VIII exchange
in quantities to suit. So 1000 900 worth Of
acreage and building lots for income prop;
Bradley .rds and Conn. ave, Mont. Co,
Nd. and South Capitol st. extended. P. @.
Co, Md. South Capitol st. Is soon TO be
Bridge, now under construction, bringing
our 500 acres IN this locality within Is
FULTON r. GORDON, owner, 1927 Eye
st. NV DI $780, -25
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OLD DOMINION DR., near Mclean, Va
Traet containing approximately 25 very
aRs rS psa t asas w RTeeaa at ia sP
b bs4Sc 4'lsn III Ea %pA aas Is
All nsss S S%SEss
County sexsts near rails Church; "a esn &c
Near Ma k M Ao 55EE6ERse e. sts
acres Of beautiful rolling land; $500 Per
acre: excel. for subdiv o q L. MURD s9az'
Kensinston. Md. PL. 1902 or sH. s1s4.
miles 3. 6. Ane, fronting paved road; With
6: as SET I;s;Iss s.;ss
With sss and nsta sef Ha1nsa Ss Miles
ss SSso aa b. s9s4 r ssoa
ARLINGTON COUNTY. high, a few min
Ss drys firm sSun seyes cu a.
e. as5s AZ fss n fais ST.
ABoUT 8 MILES from the White House on
apartment and commercial develepment
81 f1 gently sf A roilins Land. one Of the finest
ssf:: 'Ss$s II III III f7S
s 81 PEE AckE@so acres. choicest sec
ton Of MONTGOMERY Co., short distance to
B. q o. station for committing, to Washing
payments; land overioofs beautiful valley,
s0S %5Rp s5s ls 81 sss hsfh
28 ACRES, rolling woodland. good site for
and logs for bldss.; "a miles from wash
1n aiRpAR R''a aE AZ C., Fslis ehaseS
b shHhf is Afr AST1aTiENr1oN-7s acres in Sill
ave; streets cut. utilities, bus. schools and
the att5aet,ys price Of S1'25o Per sers
r ne T,shs .0I NC. &. 81 s1us Zoo.
ACRE LOTS, wooded. on good road near
.Sd pson. v. ssis to o s $3.50 h oS sss
M sss s .ass'' 6 Il s'.s'
A All; 2sbti BUILDERS. 200 acres e. "
mile frontage on Macarthur blvd; price.
$3.50 per acre; attractive terms 70 Tsspon-
ss sos ,7 HSG e: :: 4 sz
BUnDERs-DEvELOPE have acre
s d1T sale sn On .h na
sewer and water available and some de-
ysloped into lots averaging less than nan
COG os the nss $685. eses 81 ess
STANLEY PEARSON. Reaitor. 1896
Georgia ave. -25
WOODED 1s-ACRE HOMESITE, Fairfax.
avs xen3ns, D1d S ssIs
aieTTMTEskrioN, Builders 9I s' and investorsM5S
acres suitable for subdivision, within 2
miles. Of Bethesda; price $3.50 an acre.
With fE faI RHA Realtors ss ms sH sssa
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAkp.

LARGE FRAME FARMHOUSE, located
just OF Bowie road beyond Lanham. House
contains 3 bedrooms, all rooms large,
buildings; large garden; can keep COW
and chickens. Approx. IL miles to down.
town Washington. Rent, $75 per month.
Call Frank Sharpe, DI. 6234-6235, for
further information. A. H. BACAS,
Realtor. lila II St NV. IA
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CASH FOR d. c., Mo- and Va. houses
trust notes. FULTON r. GORDON, 1927
Eye st, NV. DI. $3.50 til pm. Brokers,
attention -26
fOR SATISFACTORY SALE of your prop
erty, D. C.-Md., please call HOMER NJ
HHu Ul11ss;. va 6s4s. 47oe BALTIC. 1 aye
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sToREs FOR SALE.

STORE LOCAT1ON-Are you looking. for
q store7 This Groom house has Just been
zoned commerciai Il provides room on
the first door for 4 store and or the second
door for living quarters. Can D1. 1871:
sHnsAX and tsgfH,nMrsc caH u.i W. H esSfs.
ers, Real Estate.
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STORES WANTED.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

STORE in location suitable for package
liquor store: will rent or purchase. Box
l r, Star 28s