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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
COTTON
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. 7-(P-Cotton
utures finished around the best
levels of the day to show net gains
of sl25 to 1925 a bale over the
previous close.
Mills were heavy buyers through
out the session. This activity was
associated with further selling Of
textiles extending into the third
quarter. New outside buying and
short covering were induced by
strength on outside markets.
Favorable prospects for textiles,
and the tightening cotton supply
situation.
There was considerable evening
up in the March, 1947 position and
switching into later months, antici-
pating first notice day February
25th.
Private advices noted that mill
buying of spot cotton continued
small. although shippers have con-
siderable cotton to buy against
previous commitments with mills
and for export purposes.
New crc.0 preparations nave been
retarded by unfavorable weather.
one leading cotton firm reported.
The commodity credit corp re-
ported that an additional 70. 76e
bales Of the staple were register
ed under the export subsidy pro
gram for the week ended Feb. /,
compared with 80, 936 in the prev
ious week.
Futures closed $1.25 to 1925 a
bale higher than the previous close.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Feb. 7-LP)-A strong
undertone was f,oparent in gains
on the board OF trade today. al
though the March wheat contract
r~etreated to close at a fractional
loss after establishing a new 27-
year high. All other deliveries Of
wheat, corn, oats and lard finished
higher.
Buying was again stimulated by
possible crop damage as a result
of cold and windy weather in the
wheat belt. While this was the
immediate cause of the upturn.
traders considered the large ex.
port demand the basic factor II
the strength of all grains.
Wheat closed 81 lower TO rs
higher, Mar s2.19M-s2.1914 corn
3s-11s higher. Mar. S1.34a4-7s. and
oats 1a-11s higher, tIar. 78A-3s.
In the cash market. No. 2 hard
wheat sold for 1925 a bushel. up d
cent from yesterday and at an
other peak since 1920 for this
grade. No. 2 red wheat reached
1926, but that was below the 1916
high for red wheat.
At its new price of 70 cents a
bushel owe the March future the
commodity credit corporation YES
terday took 915, 900 bushels of corn.
Portugal bought $50. 900 bushels to,
day 10 be applied against March
ALLEGATIONS. Cash corr was active
and stronger.
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Carriers, Motors, Steel
Lead Mart In Fast Rally
LIVESTOCK
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-P0USDA)
-salable hogs 1000, total 12,OoO-
very uneven; Market 27-75 cents
higher compared with bulk sales
Thursday; Closing slow with large
part of early advance lost gooo
and choice 100-240 pound weights
25. 5O-26. 90; 230-290 pounds 25.Oo-
z5.75: 230-35O pounds 24.O0-25.25;
Sales 325-350 pounds 24.O0-24.25;
Sows mostly steady: Bulk good and
choice 21-2l.50. some light sows 81
IS.
Salaole cattle 5000, total $500;
salable calves 800, total 500; Most
killing classes fully steady; Beef
bulls weak to Is cents lower at 10
25 down; Run mostly steers and
heifers grading medium to good;
Most steers 20.00-23.5 so: LoW-good
light steers topped at 24.00; nothing
choice here: best heifers 21.75; &C
tive demand for medium steers and
heifers at 15.O0-18. IS. Weight cutter
COWS HOO down: most beef COWS
11.50-13.0 90: very draggy on good
cows at 400 upwards; MOI enough
vealers and stock cattle here to
make a market.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
STOCK AVERAGES
Compiled by the Associated Press
30 Is Is go
Indus Rails Util Stocks
WHAT STOCKS DID

NEW YORK, Feb. TIP
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08

NEW YORK. Feb. 7 Pl -
Rails, followed by motors anc
steels, today led the stock mar
ket on its fastest rally of the year
TO date with favo-ites advancing
l to 4 Or more points at the best
Further profit cashing at the
start was absorbed without diff
Guilty and the carriers soon got
going. While the ticker tape never
was late, it kept relatively busy
turnout. Extreme gains were shad-
ed in most cases at the close and
a few pivotals remained in the
minus ranks. Transfers Of 1870.
DO0 shares compared with LILO,
900 Thursday and we're the larg-
est since Dec. 9.
Credit for the bulge was divid-
ed between optimism ove~ the
labor picture, hopes for tax relief
and the belief that recent irregu-
iarity had failed to dislodge i'm
portant holdings.
The Associated Press 60-stock
composite advanced l point at
8.8. second biggest upturn since
Dec. 8. The rail average was up
IL, goin, thru its December nigh
by one tenth and also reaching
the best level since Aug. 1916. The
market was broad. 1903 issues reg
istered. Of these, 744 ose and only
1877 declined.
Chrysler was up 3 SO at 1914
Southern Railway 2 SO at 40 7-0, Z
S. Steel 2 So at 70 SO, Santa Fe
2 1-S at SO 3-8 , Union Pacific 2
IA at 1874 1-2, Du Pont 2 - al
1913 IA. International Harry. 2 10
st 80 "a and U. S. Gypsum 2 Ia
at 1O6 IA and Union Carbide 2 IA
at 81 IL. Pennsylvania Power &
Light was the most active stock.
up 10 at 81 IL.
In front were Bethlehem. Re
public S.eel. Youngstown Sheet,
N. Y. Central, Pennsylvania Rail
road. Southern Pacific. Chesa-
peake & Ohio, General Motors, U
S. Rubber and American Woolef
ION pleasing earnings collplid-
tions), Western Union "a" Gas the
Senate Commerce committee IN
tervened in behalf of this com
pany's international setup), Ken
necott, Anaconda, American
Smelling, Electric Power & Light,
Johns Manville and Schenley.
United Fruit fell ! 10 at 40 -
and Norfolk & Western l at 240
Woolworth was off a trifle and
American Telephone unchanged.
RAILWAY bonds pushed upward,
Cotton futures added s1.25 to s.
as a bale. At Chicago wheat was
off "a to up / 1-oc a bushel at q
z7-year high. Corn was up SO
to l 1-S and oats 10 to l 10.
Ahead in the curb were Amer
lean Gas, Crosby Motors, Middle
west Corp, Pharris Tire and Tex
tron. Turnover here was $40, DOC
shares VS.. $4,000 yesterday.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08

CHARLOTTE SPOTS
CHARLOTTE, Feb. 7.-P-Spot
cotton 80. 20.
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NAVAL STORES

SAVANNAH. Ga, Fec. 7.-lP-
~1urpent;ne. l.20. offerings. AZ.
sales 2.l00; receipts. 295; Snip
ments, 526: stocks, 200.
Rosin: offer lgs ard sales none,
receipts. ISIS; Shipments, 6,992:
stocks, GAIA.
Quote; B 49,, D, 800; E. s90. +
thru X, $50.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
RAILS SET PACE
ON BOND MARKET
Gains OF Point Or More
Registered On Some
Carrier Issues

NEW YORK. reb. T. Up The
-ond market generally moved into
higher ground today and gains of a
point or more we're sprinkled liber-
ally thruout the carrier group.
Central Railroad of New Jersey
IS of 81 were up 2 10. Gulf Mobile
Ohio incomes were anead 2, Rock
Island Is of '88 advanced 2 an@
Hudson Manhattan IS of ST were
up 2 IA.
Chicago & Eastern Illinois incom-
es OF 81 we're up l Ia at SO IA
after touching a new 1861 low of
So SO Thursday following word that
net income of the road in 1916 was
not sufficient for payment of gen
eral mortgage income bond in
terest.
Other rails improving included
New 70 k Central refunding IS, St.
Paul convertible 4 LIS, Lehigh Val
ley Is of 20O3 and most Baltimore
Ohio, Missouri Pacific and New
Haven Liens.
St. Louis Southwestern End As
were off 2 points. Other declining
were Pennsylvania Central Airlin-
es 3 LIS, Pennsylvania Railroad q
lbs and Sunray Oil 2 TBS.
Foreign government obligations
advancing included Antioquia Is;
Sac Paulo State Is of 40 up 2 1-2,
and most Brazilian and Peruvian
loans.
Medium and longterm U. S. gov.
ernments were off 1872 of a point
TO up 2-32 in the over-the-counter
dealings. The victory loan 2 LIS of
Dec. 67-72 we're unchanged at 1902. 80
bid.
-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
BOND AVERAGES
Compiled by The Associated Press

CHICAGO BUTTER
CHICAGO, Feb. T. R-Butter
unsettled; receipts 444, ITS. Eggs
firm, receipts $500.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
NEW e COTTON
NEW SPOTS

NEW ORLEANS, F'ep. 7.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady, s1.5o a
bale higher. Sales 9,159. Low mid
ding 1880: middling 32.75; good
middllng 33.15. Receipts 3,518.
Stocks 213, 419.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-08
HrNCa

AFTER ONE OF TIE li03T
AMAZING CHASa5 AND
CAPTURES N HISTORY, Avid
BOY FIRST SIGHTED running
WITH A HERD OF tNTELo7ss
WAS CAPTURED BIuJK STIR
HOLLYWOOD SPO2T5MN.
N55. as r4W
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Favorites Advance from
One To Four Points On
Stock Market
AT A GLANCE

MARKETS AT A GLANCE
NEW YORK, Feb. T. Up -
Stocks-strong; rails lead fast
rally.
Bonds-higher; rails in de-
mand.
Cotton - higher; trade and
outside buying.
CHICAGO
Wheat - closed mixed after
reaching 27 year high.
Corn strong; CCC buying
continues heavy.
Oats - strong: s~hOrt-cOver-
ing.
Hogs-25-75 cents higher than
Thursdays bulk, but closing
slow; Top $500.
Cattle-mostly fully steady;
choice absent; top s24.00.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14
WANT-ADS
X \ sss

Available now-all models of
Remington electric shavers at
Waltermire's.
For sale-New room house with
bath and full basement. Albert Gar
matter, Bluffton phohe 501-T.
For sale-Gladioli cut flowers now
blooming; choice of d varieties each
15c to Csc; dozen s1.50 to $3.50;
also orders for bulbs taken now for
delivery next spring. Kermit Herr,
123 S. Lawn Ave. Phone saw.
Call evenings. nv
See the Empire POTABLE Ironer at
Waltermire's.
Wanted-Trailer tile 20:25 by q.
VIM. Badertscher, ph kne 529-R.
For sale--White Rock fryers
Clyde Klingler, Hutton phone
547-W.
DO you want to he ht with fuel Oh
next winter? We have a limited
stock of nationally kbown makes oi
fuel oil heaters and can refer yot
to a local source for your fuel oi
supply if you act at once. Walter
mfre's.
Just receiyed-M dre Hannai
Green Seal white house paint
Waltermire's.
Help wanted-Girl dr woman fol
nart time hauenwork. All modern an
niiances including Bendix. Tittl,
ironing; no shirts. Pnrn.AnAnt iob fo'
~igh+ person. Mrs. r. w. Travis, Is
W. Kibler.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

Richland Grange
Richland Grange will meet next
Tuesday night with the program in
charge of the July and August treat
committee, Mrs. Earl Matter, chair
man.
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PAGE FIVE

orders taken ior sugar and other
pears, plums a1d good cooking ap-
pies. Z. P. stfiner, Il mile east Of
town. If
Have that chair or living room
suite rebuilt and recovered. Nice
line Of samples and materials on
hand. Murray Upholstering shop,
Thurman st.
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CARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the Bluffton hos
pItal superintendent and nursing
staff together with DR.. Travis for
their sympathetic care and attention
during the time I was a patient in
the hospital following an automobile
accident last month; also the many
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Notice

New students expecting to attend
Bluffton High School during the
coming school year may register at
the High School office on August
Is, 10 and 20, during the hours of
, q. m. until noon and | to $3.50
p. nj.
Gerhard Buhler, Principal
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

kindnesses of Bluffton people shown
to me while was in their midst will
always be remembered.
Mrs. d. Papadiskos
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Mans memory, with new, forgets
the old,
One tale is good until another's
told.
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To Wed in LAFAYETTE

Wedding of Miss Mary Alice
Anspach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Anspach of Ada and Darrell
Augsburger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. L. Augsburger of Lima, Rt. 2,
will take place in Zion Lutheran
church at Lafayette, Sunday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

ON, OHIO
| Ussb,, lodge,
| and Societies |
Altar and Rosary Society
Meeting of the Altar and Rosary
society of st. Mary's church to be
held at the home of Mrs. Albert
klass has been postponed for one
week until Thursday, August 81.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Steiner an
nounce the engagement of their
eldest daughter, Ruth Eileen to
Peter FL. Muller of Brecksville, son
of Mrs. Ruth Muller of Garfield
Heights, Cleveland. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Miss Steiner for the past year has
been librarian in the Cleveland
Heights high school. Mr.. Muller is
student in the department of
horticulture of Ohio State university.
Richland Grange
Richland Grange will meet next
Tuesday night with the program in
charge of the July and August treat
committee, Mrs. Earl Matter, chair
man.
To Wed in Lafayette
Wedding of Miss Mary Alice
Anspach, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Anspach of Ada and Darrell
Augsburger, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Augsburger of Lima, Rt. 2,
will take place in Zion Lutheran
church at Lafayette, Sunday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
Church of Christ Women
Women of the Church of Christ
and their families will hold their
annual basket picnic at the roadside
park south of Beaverdam, Thursday
evening. Meet at the church at $50
o'clock. Bring your own service.
Bridal Shower
Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. CIoyce
Earnest, recently married, a shower
was given by the neighbors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Huber,
Friday evening. The couple received
many lovely gifts and refreshments
were served at the close of the even
ing.
Present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Trout, Mr..
and Mrs. ROLAND Earnest and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Stratton and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Jennings and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Bell and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Otis Fett and daughters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Andrews and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Orton Stratton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Huber and
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Andrews and
son, Mrs. Mabel Hilty, Mrs. Lilly
Fett, Miss Nellie Huber, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Zimmerman and daugh-
ters, Mr.. and Mrs. Winston Jennings
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Badertscher and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram Reichenbach and family,
Mrs. VIM. Reichenbach and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Berdell Huber and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Verl Reich
enbach and family.
Belling Party
A group of friends belied Mr.. and
Mrs. Floren Snyder, recently mar
ried, at their home southeast Of
Findlay, Friday night. Mrs. Snyder
is the former Marcella Diltz.
In the group were:
Alan Scoles, Shirley Staley, Ned
Schultz, Carl Tschiegg, Norman and
Betty Edinger, Ann Basinger, Doro-,
thy and Jean Klingler, Ann Mont
gomery, John and Robert Warren,
Jim Steiner, Geraldine and Carl
Montgomery, Clyde Klingler, Walter
Badertscher, Maurice Moser, Harry
and Marion Criblez, Bud Staley,
Dorothy Paul and Bob Hawk.
On the return trip home the group
belled Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Bish also
recently married, of near Bluffton.
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Women of the Church of Christ
and their families will hold their
annual basket picnic at the roadside
park south of Beaverdam, Thursday
evening. Meet at the church at $50
o'clock. Bring your own service.
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THE BLUFFT0N NEWS
b. +. BIERY, Business Mgr.
c. i. BTERY, Editor

Published weekly at Bluffton, Ohio,
by theeBlutfton News Publishing and
Printing Co.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1947-08-14

Entered as second class matter at
the postoffice at Blutfton, Ohio,
under the Act of March 3, 1879.
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James Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Clark is a patient in the
Cleveland Clinic.
Evening star., 1947-05-23
SUBURBAN sALs-vIRGINiA.

ALEX, VA.-5-roorn brick. semidetached
home; oil h-w.h.; house built prewar ana
priced to sell at S1O,500; located 1901
Colonial ave, Alex. r. L. KANE, NC
ALEX. 3O13; ewes, LU. 1854. "a
FALLS CHURCH-A Cape Cod brick; mas
liz. rnl with fireplace, din. rn1., well,
equipped kit, 3 bedrms. and bath: full
basement. oil a.-c. heat; rice lot; near pus
and shopping. Shown by appointment only;
WRIGHT REALTY. INC, Realtors. open y
am. to 8 pm, 4101 Columbia PIKE. CH.
$500. 10
OVERLOOKING A SMALL estate. Charm
ing and spacious 3-bedrm., 2-bath bricK;
built yrs. ago; located on quiet st. and
attractive Lee Hgts.. section of nearby Arl-
ington; conY. to scts.. transp. and shop
ping; rms. include entrance hall, lily. rm.
13x22) with fireplace. din. rm. 12x14);
lge. square kit. equipped with range ana
refgr and with space for lge., breakfast
set, spacious screened liv. porch; on the
End a., master bedroom Q3x17) with pvt.
tile bath. 2 other lge. bedrms., tile bath
and storage rn1.; full bsrnt. with recreation
rnl., maids rm. and bath and outside en-
trance, oil heat; storm windows through
out; Diet. garage; newly DECORATED and IN
perfect cond posssssion n 80 SSN day. PT,ce' rS
excl agt., 2S40 Wilson blvd, CHI. $685.;
eyes. and Sun, GIL. 1888.
WHITE BRICK, stone-trimmed bungalow.
OF, lge. lot; liv. rIn. with fireplace. bedrm.,
din rm. kit equipped with new Frigidaire
and gas stove. bath. utility. rn., and h, W n.
Price, $4,000. with good terms; Call Mr..
Hawthorne for details. BICKLE AND
LUPTON. OW. 1898. OK. 0S59.
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AIIcRrAeF EnR SAT- lcsa,t

osix lus ssse srdnsne on asEss
ia o773, OWNER
LESS THAN CENT A FOOTs state road
frontage, 5 tracts OF 2 acres eacn; peau-
titul view: streams ideal for isrmst,n,ess ss,,ss
REALTY CO, or 934s. -25
te-ACRE WOODED HoMESTTE In CIer-
Fairfsx coHntg ggve.Ieokine Ye miles yaIIeg Ire
electricity. good roads. aysrage res.ris-
VERNON NJ LYNCH 4 SONS, a;.,,ssas once p,ss nsaI
Phone Alex. 5e06 Closed SUNDAYS. ~
81, 600 CORNER TRACT Of over acres
With 420 #. of macadam and lao II. ot
gravel road ironaagsi i,s noTas fa yea III
terms cash MASON H1RsT, exclusive
agents, Annandale, Va.- at the end o.
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. bs12. Closed
sis ACRES of beautiful. clear. SCENIC lot
with. mountain stream; ideal for colored m
sssaSe o isnd snaias s5oo 5ssne terms
asaahHan asar aiilsboro. 's "a Write Boz 55s5.
FEs5essc To y RcRns. RSss 9ss pns feaa SaSh e
ably siitsoi priesd. ice easy Easy terms JANEs 5. MA
1SaSf 7o.AcRE "sadSssa sIDG. sfIEs. II cisrksbufs
| Montg CO., Md.--Halfway between Rock--
vile and FredeIick; only ;ooo, ,.1s T. ,,on! q!
school, stores. electric and transp. at the
sSN sRIGkIE9U IG9USEr. IL s59 near Manor
Country Club; 72 acres; large 9-rm. Co
Sn51t s45.ooa. aeuSe MARYLAND D. REAL ESTATE
fgst GalssSls aEMokrl f. IL when
COMPLETED to Lincolnia. Va. Will be the the
way to travel between Wasngsoinf and q
rambling emes ST niles les frep action p
has as'jst Just been opened. These choice home,
sites vary in. size and shape to conform
Y ths t.st s sss snDs woodaa dhfs sos m
sTsss: saU. All wsl Elevated a Sith ea,,na5s nice
Cool, Spacious. healthfnl, Highly, N.Y. NnN *;
H. strifEsaN IYNcR If s0s soNs ecs miles oat
Columbia pike. phone Alex. 59o6. Ctoseo
CAMPSITEs and homesites from ] to 10
pike, Route 81, bordering opeauon stream.
5 miles from Charles Town, w. Val pest
i6ps sioo to IN $500 per acre. cash balance
IN /. . and 8 years: unusual oppor..
tun!ty to, build any kind OF h9use sas,,, abd bd
15n sRd PSons nays fhson ahsap 5s suEsE h0T R
BRADIEY BRADIY HTLIsMLots Hi and acreage. near
AVIATION Country Club; pricedrisht. Il. I; G.
ALL XII. You "a NEED IS a trailer or small cot
tage and you can start. farming on this
S5-acre tract: about half Is cleared and
at present Is IN Grass ana :. iespe1eLa' 1 Iro,ai
erty This is a beautiful piece OF lang
and not toe far from Washington 41gs2nmYoN 4
sEsYEASeE e. Arass6. haAsdnz df AansSss4 Sss
1779. --s5y
Evening star., 1947-05-23
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

soi \. .; AVE. NV. 2nd;eomm, zons: enc
H0dt rooms, 5iS' suitable M FOR = efices ss baths
upstairs; oi heat XII make make fuTther
efflcE 6PTH nj SAumBfNe, na5G centrally located in
downtown section. approximately $500
isjo Bros to 1Nc &C. wsshinsfon Blds, Df ss6d
fSsI THE oWSRR SR Rse Of 1900 So. it. in tn. 1000
that can use hrst commercial. ROBERT
M9RaAm G4 s9s sT sT NV N@-Entre lst door
OF 3 connecting buildings in convenient
downtown location; approximately 2,2Q0
Kent iaa s'Ees pept.. -. LEO LEO N. sERSsTEiN l. eo..
htx hah1 kpss.Nsos5oo q. a6 SssD sss of bulk pian.
facilities; rr track on property. Call ia.
62oo for further information. -24
ARLINGTON : Physicians, dentists. pro
fessional use, or many types OF businessi
BucSineham St " Apts.: toned business: ample
eo sas 6si Wilson THa sss ca 5fsf Mspsg9h
:.fsa ::..ffasaMiEp1ArE POSSESSION" Small g.
s:S 7ss sIh i' s.. % se.: suitable for shop. ware.
and ana i INTERESTED. please eal HARRY 1.
TfTTIIRtIasce11f sTfTTIIRac1fyE p fNVEsTMENTs - Down
town ONCE and commercial properties.
affording stability of income good return
and ease OF handling. in choice locations.
For details, ROY LAWRENCE, Broker,
Ma. al55: ewes. Ii. 2o4o. -23
zoNED INDUSTRIAL = Approximately
! en- Iailrosd, close to No. / hwy, N b
Washington. Phone IN 1855 or WA. 7Isl
1os1 9th ST. NV. downtown location
I near K and L across the street from
Pythian Temple. Three-story BRICK bldg
| loan once. etc. Attractive lease TO re.
sponsibie tenant Gail RA. .T761. CITY
REALTY CO., 1o27 woodward Bldg. -2t
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oFFIcES FOR RENT tcoNT.

ARLINGToN-3 large once rms. and bath.
on Wilson blvd. nr. courthouses ideal ply,
sicians. dentists or many types business;
AvAilAbse Immediately. THCS g. Ma
gsRuDER g CO.. sod Wilson blvd SH-
FIRST COMMERCIAL. building in decrse.
town, opposite post ONCE: suitable ofaeeS..
display rooms. Will lease with purchase
option Box &c. Star. 24
ENTIRE end FLOOR with private en-
trance. for once use. OVERHEAD DOOR
SALES co. BLDG, 7a7 lst st. NV. ME.
I. I.S1S. -aa5
ON CONN. AVE- furn of,ces, nuores-
cent lights. including phone serv.. also desk
space. se1f-seryice elevator. also phone and
mail serv.: reasonable rent. 1885 Conn.
ave, corner of Que St, 4th hoor or cal
CO $500. q Ask for Mr.. GOODMAN ---23
.sS. Psss and s aetar sst Nth .Sss ssssss
5cuT6Rs sas RRt orficE s an AaD sgSe asT s sosmbinsd
in prominent apt. house. vic. Wis. and
Mass. aves.; sep. outside entr. OR. 65aS.
CONN. AVE. below Dupont circle-App.
1000 50. fl; rms in mod. sleyator of
18th nss Das AND [ SIS. N.w.WAttracsive fi two.
room suite; parking included. Metropolis
Desk fan K sfAcE-Two locations. Barr Blds..
a10 18th st. NV, and the Bond Bldg, 14th
included mail address and telsphons an n.
space at both locations. Cali W.. 3.
Il 10 Rooms, downtown ONCE bldg;
choice location. Apply RE. 1910. --23