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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18


ont off to a good start Monday
with Rev. Jim Schofield in charge
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Hills drive
from Kalispe1 every day to as
sist him from 8 to IL. A swim al
Lake Five every afternoon is en-
loved. About so children between
the ages of 4 to IA are enrolled
Coram folks are entertaining
friends and relatives by the score
One morning last week "a folks
from South Dakota and other
points east dropped in on the Nc
Shanes and Gillispies for a 4 a.
m. breakfast. They visited the
park and other points of interest
while here.
The Corbetts are having get
together. Mr. and Mrs. John Hem
from California, Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
land Corbett and two children,
Lewiston, Mimi; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Hem, Kalispell, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. J. Corbett, Jr., Columbia
Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. C. c..
Corbett, Coram, gathered at the T.
]. Corbett, ST., home for dinner
several times this week.
Danny Perkins was taken to
the Whitefish hospital and oper-
ated on for appendicitis Friday.
We are glad to know he is doing
all right.
The birthday club gathered at
the home of Willis Gordon on
Saturday, honoring the birthday
of Ann Cottingham. A very enjoy
able afternoon was spent and gifts
presented. A delicious lunch was
served by the hostess.
Sid Forsythe has ordered sup
plies for his store and expects
them it arrive soon. He will han
die mems clothing.
The bosters club met Monday
night. The water situation was
the topic of main interest. The
committee has loked owe rthe site
for the reservoir and has given
its COX"
Mrs. Lillian Hasbrock has ar
rived from Winona, Mimi, to
spend the summer with the Dou-
ghertys. Mrs. Hasbrock is the mo-
Their of Mrs. Dougherty and a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. T. j. Corbett,
ST..
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fletcher
and Miss Gertrude Sheldon, Min
neapolis, were guests of the Jack
Forsythe's Sunday. Miss Sheldon
is supervisor of the Tri-State tel
ephone Co. and an old school
friend of Jack and Sid Forsythe.
Mrs. Mollie Jumper has taken
over the cabins for Mrs. Dorothy
Freebury.
The Holmquists have arrived
from a three weeks trip to the
middle west and east. With all
the enjoyable times while away
they are glad to be home.
Monday evenings brief storm
a chimney SCOT fire at
the Coram cafe. Brit wants to
thank the towns folk for run
nlng to his aid. Fortunately the
fire did no damage.
MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Corbett are
parents Of Linda Louise, who ar
rived Wednesday in a Kalispell
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Visit Hungry Horse

At the Hungry Horse project
Tuesday were Frank Banks, di-
vision superintendent of the Co.
lumbia Basin project, and a par
ty of seven others including Col
onel Hewett, U. S. Army engin-
GERS. The men were enroute to
Many Glaciers for the meeting of
tn International Boundary water
commission. This group advises
on stream and water use of riv-
ers that cross the international
border.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

Report of Condition of BANK OF COLUMBIA FALLS INC
COLUMBIA FALLS the State of Montana at the close q
Published accordance with the Superinen-
dent OF Banks OF the State OF Montana
balances with n process
| of collection Schedule F. s2516s3.75
United States Government obligations, direct and fully
guaranteed. 17382a75
Obligations states political 756s1s
Other bonds, notes and debentures 100000
and discounts DO6401o
Banking house owned Furniture and fixtures 5000
(Schedule
TOTAL ASSETS s56ss85s1
Demand deposits of Individuals partnerships and
corporations s4714s27s
Other deposits OF individuals, partnerships
United deposits, including postal
savings 114434
State county municipal deposits 1750776
Other deposits Certified and officers checks etc. 979o45
TOTAL LIABILITIES s52sss7ss
Capital Gay Common $500 ssoooooo
Undivided Profits 3,o22ss
TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT 4oo47ss
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNT $566,385 81
liabilities $8l,OOOo0
George Watt, solemnly
the above statement the best knowledge and
belief
Correct-Attest
E. j. MARANTETTE
NJ JUNKINS Directors
J..
State of Montana
County Flathead
July 1s47,
for Montana
Residing at Columbia Falls Montana
My commission expires JAM 81, 1913
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Fish Bite at CrOssley

Good fishing luck in Crossley
lake, Belly river district of Gla-
cier national park is indicated in
picture used in the July 18th
issue of the Lethbridge, Alta. Her
aid. It shows party of six Card
ston men with IS fish, IL of them
weighing more than 10 pounds.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18

A 1870 dessert begins the New
corners club meeting next Tues
day at Anderson's hall. New and
Did corners are invited to attend.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Name Fleming Up

Name Fleming JP
G.. w. Fleming,who succeeded
w. j. Galbraith last week as Co.
lumbia Falls police judge has
been named by the Flathead coun-
ty commissioners as justice of
peace for Columbia township.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Inspect Hungry Horse

Visiting the Hungry Horse pro-
ject Saturday were Lyle Cunning
ham, assistant regional director,
and James McCool, chief of sup
ply for the regional office, both
of Boise.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Answer Fire Call

Columbia Falls volunteer fire
department answered a 1855 p.
m. call, Wednesday, to the hous-
ing project. A welding torch start
ed fire which did no serious
damage.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
NewSman Vacations

Visitor at the Bose cottages on
upper Lake Mcdonald is Ray
Peterson of the New York Daily
News. Peterson drove out on a
motorcycle land has been a Lake
Mcdonald vacationer every sum-
mer, except for the two years he
spent in the Navy.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Joins With Bailey

joins With Bailey
Russell Marsh, formerly with
the farm security administration,
has joined the F. j. Bailey, in
surance and real estate firm in
Kalispell.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-07-18
Camp at Lake Five

HUNGRY HORSE NEWS
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-28
LOCAL LEGION SPONSORS
MEMORIAL DAY PARADE

The ZiOn-BentOn Post OF the
American Legion will sponsor
a Memorial Day parade in
Zion. The parade will assem-
BILE at 1890 Friday at Shiloh
Boulevard and Sheridan Road
and march to the Servicemen's
Honor Board south of the fire
station. At II 100 A. M. the
Legion Firing Squad will fire
a salute and a wreath will be
placed on the Honor Board.
The Post Chaplain, Reverend
Carl Melting, will give a short
talk and Taps will be sounded.
At the conclusion of the cere-
monies the Group will return
to the Post Office and dispense.
The parade will be made up
of the Legion Color Guard,
Firing Squad, a body of Leg
ionnaires, Spanish American
War Veterans, the Zion Junior
Band, Zion Concert Band and
any other organization which,
would be interested in joining
the parade. The Legion Com
mander, James L. Paxton has
urged that any other groups
which are interested in partici-
pating in this parade should
contact him as soon as possible.
Commander Paxton urges
that the public respond on that
day and pay their respects to-
the War Dead.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-28
FORMER ZION GIRL WINS
WISCONSIN STATE CHAM
PIONSHIP

Miss Betty Trexell-former
student of Zion-Benton High
School, who now resides in
Wautoma, Wis, won a first
place in the Glass A-piano
departmental the Wisconsin
State Tournament, held at the
University at Madison, on May
21st.
The event was sponsored by
the Wisconsin State Music AS
ISOLATION.
Competitors in this Music
Festival came from several
cities throughout the entire
state to compete in these fin
ais, and Miss Betty was award
ed first place and received the
coveted blue ribbon, gold
medal award.
Her number was a piano So
10 entitled "Humoresque" by
Rachmaninoff-C. F. Edition.
While a resident of Zion,
Betty received her training in
music under the instruction of
Richard F. Hire, Mayor of
Zion, and was also enrolled in
the Zion Conservatory of Mu-
sic as Saxophone student of
Miss Gloria McElroy. She was
also a member of the Zion
Junior Band.
At present she is enrolled as
a student in the Music Depart
ment of Ripon College in Ri
pom, Wis.
Betty is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leon Trexell, former
residents of Zion, who recent
ly built a new home and Colo
NAL T-Room in the summer re-
sort region of Wisconsin.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-28
CENTENNIAL ISSUE

Copies of the John Alexan-
ander Dowie Centennial is
sue of The Theocrat (the is
sue of May Fl, 1947) are "a
valuable at the literature
counter in Zion Auditorium
and at the Theocrat office
on the second floor of the
Administration Building.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-05-28
Visit natures wonder.
land Of stone muqie. In

Visit natures wonder
land Of stone mugie. In
South Dakota's Black Hills you
find the gigantic Needles, granite
spires thrust from the earth's core
:. one of many Midwest Won
ders you can see best when you
travel by car.
And you'll enjoy your trip more
if your car meets the challenge
of an open stretch of highway
with a surge of quiet power such
as Standard White Crown pro-
vides.
White Crown is the Midwest's
favorite top-performance gasoline.
It's available wherever you see
that familiar Standard Service
sign-eUerywhere in the Midwest.
Standard Oil Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-31
STORES FOR RENT.

sll AND ss1s 18th LII. ST N;wmunusqalis
In new, modern building: Just completed:
t a wss ~ al a e. On st
floor. and 1880 sd, It; in basement: heat
fyat er EsRTS0f s ngsd aS
Investment Bldg, 18th and K SITS. NV,
i1| slSsa q s. r:s. MI 'f Ess s,SES
Bush sTs uPToW W. CORNER store faces
Ga ave, Kennedy St. and II s aye; only
tsSsst eG 70 AVfsuh nea
Apply with references. Box sis-D, Star.
sroRE-aood for any business. !ssi 1
o tS%ei fL 81 Z q or DISPLAY SPACE with L.
e cor fuoreseent hshtsl rubber tie
eonpete oee Services psrsns
Cali Mr. Green. II I, RUST CO.. 1901
18th s. n aSsI IA sdeG ave and s,ep-
sra e. srsa stores ha
ing approximately 1000 50. fl; will lease
in whole, or in part to rssponsIble party ~;
ee tll em sbs Rs s5 SA 1bt 81 NV
HARDwARE STORE, excellent opportu-
nifty in proposed park and shop deyelop-
Wax, to be e eaner 81 snef Lee in sd
County un Va. construet a to to- commence
AND and th asp eseven stores already leased
mateiy 600 houses now, completed and oe-
large s APARTMENT tns deveiopmerl PLANNED
Immediately adjacent to contain possibly
on s s2oS M1 ans syo For R aSs sSd Is
co. 6Db H st. n W, MA. 2346.
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| INVEST. PROP. FOR SALT tcsns. /.

INVEST. PROP. FOR SALk 4Gonf.i .
~. PLEAsANT-a-aDt. brildin.. on beat.
Eetng sold on account Of Illness. Rents.
spD Do I'm oh g inspses SosLE soas
Reaitor, 7424 Wisconsin ave. WI. 7500.
so UNITS. good NV. section-P Priced UNI
der times its annual rentals of approxi-
mately $4,000: this very reasonably priced
a ap san ar e Moors sss pREa
SEN, Ma 7772: ewes, TIE. 1885. -
3-sToRY BRICK on x st. n.w.-By own
mediate possession Of. ground floor for
apt. or business. About $4,000 cash. NE.
BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE-Excel. oppor-
tunity to purchase q fine brick house with
frontage on New Hampshire ave. and 2lst
St.; Ice. bedrms.. 8 baths plus addi-
prox. $500 month: first-d. apt available
Immediately; priced at only SCI; 800: ex-
DE sIBoUR q Co. Realtors. NO. ss6s.
AUNT APT. IN sUIrLAND MANOR; the
asenss o Sa1sSa ~ TS guys ss4s 'sa 'A =
1.FAMILY DUPLEX, located in n o excel;
and transp.;. ca. unit consisting Of Ice. lily;
rm;; complete mod kit; 2 bedrms. and am
agents. E fay SGoq sRRENfER IL 5
St. NV. d; 1928; ewes. and sun. Mr..
1900 BLOCK 14th ST. W-2,story brick
building, 40 #. deep; responsible tenants
paying 81 TAO year; small expenses: about
l4ss return on each Investment. Call Mr..
ton Bldg. DI. $500; ewes. CT. 4456. II
200 BLOCK 3rd ST. NV. tbet. Const. ave.
and ST.. opposite new court site-Large
brick house with is rooms and 3-story
garage, 50x62; $500 50. IT. in ground;
priced reasonably for investment or or;
ganizational use. Quick possession. Call
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC.
Washington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, GIL.
4456, II
CONN. AVE, / block from Crystal City"
rooms. 2 baths, oil heat: excellent for lega..
ton; priced at $4,000, or will lease. Call
Mr; Franklin, b., WEAVER ,d BROS, ny "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-31
INDUSTRIAL PROF.. FOR SALE.
PEAL ESTATE WANTED.
LOTS FOR SALE.

sSo DOWN will sHy lG MS On G 1pies
$1,000; KAY Az REALTY CO.. SSo5 Ga ave.
+ XII 81 cIU tTV EsTATEs-A restricted com;
mHnty e fine hsne aSo Ssss,ghy w q Ice
cub eautf With ss1hos COLI course. swimming
RSH s ian H CAVITY s2aF i EsatoT ns us Bad
tag; ri ao aa are now selling beau,
tiful homesites in this famous apple a s9a
one-acre or more individual tracts. Quaint
Acres Il sitassed between sxs,aasiF Y 1 saFsd
univ Mls miles ana rom he int aq q
Georgia ave. e and eolesviiiie I'd; electricity,
telephone, city water and paved streets
win be available for those who contemplate
sons cali ' pRE fs ETsEMN NC,
$3.50 coiesvilie I'd, Silver Spring. 81. 100.
STEAL THESE eight restricted lots in
Arlington. on new Spout Run pkwy,. 10
minutes from downtown; sewer. water.
" res coa a ses &C., So Nc e s sf
vi sfLv gaSe SPRING, Flower ave. section, loo.
4; frontage; al utilities reasonable. Can
BEAUTIFUL westover Hills. va.-sbxI5o.
open hrep!. trees. shrubbery. all improy.,
schools Owner will sacrifice. "A. Is89-R-
BUILDERS. ATTENTION. small group Of
desirable lots. all utilities, streets: cutters;
Joseph s. RutIey. II. q. sMIfHy Co. MA.
5a03; ewes. EN-. 6270. III
FALLS CHURCH. near Virginia Forest,
from / to % level, beautiful wooded lots,
all utilities available: 81 200 to 81 900 per
lot. ASKUS REALTY CO.. GIL. 500, OK.
1854 81
ARLINGTON CO.. yA.-MiHtary I'd, Mrs,
lot. $500 50. It.: S2.25O. Call OWNER
MA 1858: WI 32g3 evenings. -3l
sites, Hiilandals, Meadowwood, Falkland
Montgomery County. Choice SELECTIONS
HAY. ia 1895, DI Bal. ~
NORTH ARLaNGT0N-2 bIks,. transports.
ton, lovely corner lot, level sewer ane
Va. ONES, 3siI Lee highway. Arl, Gil
1888 or OK. 6s7e. III
LOTS IN p E. and also in nearby Md
ST $50 and ur. cash OF terms. "A. A
] cAEozzA co. Realtors, 1897 Fsnna. ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-31

OSSisS6SS FN~f hNs sSN SNt&Ss
sUTTLAND. Md acres, commercial
pkWy.; s-rm. house on property, suitable
for apt. or stores. JIM BRITT. AT. 1899
81 Sfst tn NEah . DUPONT CIRcLE-1st COM
apartment now available for business or
living quarters: oil hot-water heat. Mr..
Hunter. MA. $500: ewes. and Sunday. GIL.
5285. BOSS g. PHELPS. INC. 1417 K
VIRGINIA Vi OFFICE BUILDING New,
modern. 2-story building. 2134 n. Upton
st., corner Lee hwy, and Old Dominion rd.;
s units oil 0 seas ppsed rm Zines sun annas
rental + - ROBERT MAdEE' RE. 774o gn-
81 sIx,FsM1LY APT; only years old: on
i sons g. Z a nsF Year ne Pree sssabo
ss 81 e asassH BOSS RaEtFs ma a.
9a15 4 o. T = s-bedrm brick home,
zoned commercial, on a busy, eiose-in Ar
lington. Va, blvd. Liv. rn, din; rm,, kit,
down; 3 bedrms. tile bath, up, Full bstnt
81 Sash hsss s Aseat do 6sas asa any
snd coMMERcIA11-4a'x174. with de.
lst A. fronting on Minnesota ave, ne
House suitable for. conversion; estate beinl
G fasa 1 1872 i. m a1 81 s2s wApIE 60
lock LOG STOCK AND Barrel; 10 rms,
Capitol Hi; completely furnished; in.
s 81 II Ss So14 mo- hrst $500 cash fske
II iaa4 Ii aoth ST. N.w.-Just yemedelea: :
| stories. 2 washrooms, .asphalt-ttled floor
sEn tRa ssnp near ~ Reaos pGs
18th st. NV DI 1865 II
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOX SAIs.
z Mills SOUTH or ALExANDRIA.
Groveton--210x296. mr. schools and
churches. Sc, 600. Alex. 1852. 81
FOREST HILLS--Located Just on Linean
ave, A marvellous building site in lovely
section; contains S.729 50. ft.s q valuable
site for your future home. PAUL p.
STONE Rsaitor. OR. e244. II
HnLCkEST-Large corner, with plenty
of shade trees, 135-ft frontage with plan
and commitment from building and loan
and contractor; offered at sacrifice due
g the fact that the owner is being trans
ferred out of town. Once open ewes.
SENATE REALTY CO.. 1109 Eye st. NV,
RELLEHAvEN, vA.-Lovely lot. overlook
ing the Potomac River. Just the spot to
build the house of your dreams Priced
right. Once open ewes. SENATE REALTY
CO. 1I0a Eye St. W.. Elk. 1870 II
JEFFERSON Park. Alex, Va.-Wooded
:, Virginia Highlands. Arlinston--sox12o 20:
!. Falls church-wooded, 1oox1so. utili-
ties in. $3.50.
Fifth st. South. Arl,--5oxIs5; $4,000.
commerciaI lot; soxloe; on Lee nwy. !;
St, Arlington. GIL. 1880 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-31
OFFICES FOR RENT.

FURN. OFFICE, desk space, telephone and
male service. L, J. coWIE. 500 Eye
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. locations, ! to IA
rms. 100 to $500 So. IT. Call TIL pm,
5ss Or H o sEAL So5 i G9ss t.
PHYSICIANS OFFICE. End floor Of pro-
p building ra and 1 g. St
fully decorated; all utilities furnished;
zoo, s.; IT, once space. Cali Ho, 5a5ss, or
Cow. AVE- soS sRa'e Of Florida ave-, 45o
50. IT.: possession at once; ideal for any
business Or professional man. can NO.
I AZ e 1 sMi HSof FRONT ROOM. 14os
s 200 S Sir. s.w.nI ags corner room,
SRasf es se sh
6 1Ss IsH or G IA AND sq Ap Ess III
Mai sHE vEnY ssD fasss eq aaFn es0
Rs sense cs aSa0s s s0 psp %
psfss star STATING nature sasss of
eSss ana AVE- Eeff beos Dupont clrelsApp
as sog sld e. iii l iasn g. eisa $685. s'ssa'oi
s orF Ell s nsTy see & asd ae
Ieurn,I fuorescent lighting, Venetian blinds
throlghoat;- heat, water and eieetrieity
5 1sseaas0 Sa ShH 6sS5 &c Con- 0i me-
Room soss ATLANTIC BhDG;@asyaesn'
| June /, Gao F st. Gail ma. os81, RA
HR. ard AND PENNA. AVE. SEA large
/ 5-roonr suite with private bath, asphalt tile
foors' Venetian blinds; newly redecorated;
SIS mo-: suitable for professional use OF
khGhS SssrE slssf fsaIis' ss
/ I .a0 aNth.-.1 st can,m II blk Conn ave
floor with small room and bath: good fol
doctor. real estatei $50. DE. 4lol for in
sUBLsT FURNISHED or unturnished, pri.
vate ONCE in downtoWn location, neal
K kft sTRhEr between Slater and Msynowe,
Modern. dignifed small ONCE building II
prestige location--entire second floor 3.U0(
vate layatories and full once bldg. services
available as OF July LIST. Also two stree
| level stores or of1ces on f1rst nooT; ,lot
50. #. each; available Oct. 1. Box 21a-G
sT-RooM OFFICE. immediate occupancy
downtown near Mayf1ower Hotel Apply
ST oFrI tafY ROOM for rent on LIST floor, sst
XII kLE Co. RE. sss Ss' 1a4s 10th st. NV
FOURTH FLOOR, 1918 Vermont ave. n; W.
i'll 5s!h ma AND k IKE VS. COMFY g. ss
/ siNGGIE oFFIcE,, i double once. ii
Ellicott Bldg; at Fairfax Courthouse, va
8 ADJ. ROOMS, srd f., Bond Bldg. Avail
VEsrMENT coRP. al2 Bond Blds. =
1875 18th ST. N.W.-Three. bright room
with display windows, available at once
Plumbing roughed in for dental work
Hsa. farnishsd Call 10. MT lS,rvta r,an nids
DI; $500; ewes; ., q. 4 1855 .u,,,m ~, ),
cation. End floor, corner 9th & P SITS
NV. Reaasonsble rent; Can Elk. 2es3s o
OFFICE SPACE with 1890 50. #; ne'
downtown building. ready for ooen ,
auorescent lights, rubber tiled floors, once
paneled, acoustical csilings; complete ONO
service; parking available. Call Mr.. Greer
H I. RUST CO., 1901 18th st. NV D.
, Ia44 goth ST. N.w.-Just remodeled
stories, washrooms, .asphalt-tiled floor
throughout deep rear los; 1mpeaiase pos oa
18th st. NV, DI. 1855. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-05-31
WATERFRONT pRopERTy--sALE.

REF0RE var PTTY ma ,,-g. ve,, e -.
P,nsT11d. shors. ~ r. We LIE soH w, e4 ses
W Sa,, sl1 snosss On me PosSiomaeWs knoE
are offerina bHiidine HIS Z. iaw ~ SsSMn e
snsti nh ay sSuI b.tbqne seu hsye rsains'
Come ana see Is ali we sA ask. b G
fnlIow "Ntehofs avs pfie and e. hr 81 sss'
miles to b. G line, indian Head "a and
seae any nn ind Hoass gS4 Up miis ls1s
Elsht on Bryan I'd, Route 226) TO Marshall
Shores. DI. T7ss. N. G. HINES 4 son,
sHary sfnR Nm Inf es esps- 1 h,,s..,ov.
sornpieteiy firnisied; all modern utiliti.s:
nWnnr 1 n,nst ss o. svr lacIafe
ss'75o. Kxclusivs Win , r. csTRoW 4.
Ss1i ave- @@' 500, ~
NOItTH REACH. MD.-New modern bun.
gsiaw hIiIf ~ veay- aro,,nS 'secunsnng
Feaay TO 9q Nave III into. eisss "a S.aes Hshans
and bafhins: 4 biks IA busissss sestiarss
CABINET sinE' porch. bsthroomA WIN b, HllIa
in tub and shower. utility room. h.-w,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL FARMS acres AND independ.-
s sSoreb so b Ss ETC. Nee Near fss
s CROWN i town. Plenty Of room for chick
GARDEN frus ssa o s9vn Sc onss
p9Se out ana Lee blvd or Ise hwy a min
r right, Fairfax Farms Four Jane high
S sufns if0 Open ns every day to p. Bring
$40 deposit. railways bus passes US on
M is ToDD's TAvERN-4ss acres,
way frontage, suitable for subdividtng, g.
room house. large, bank barn, 10, miles
n tieM q T Roates so and Ask
/. ,HANEY. Prics. $1,000; cash, 5000,
ss 1sE FARM sGz os saE s.a one Of the
c sas With all fences and bldss' modern
in every detail; the home Is fully insulated
with bath; liy; room. din. rni,, kn. and
gameroom and Is 50 loe- that there Is
vieT Of the e9gpy ioT ase
lighted and consist OF horse and COW barn,
2-story chicken house and brooder house,
numerous Other bldss,; there is sn apple
orchard Of 200 trees, q wood lot of approx
IL acres and the bal is under high state
fencing and could be expressly used for
loc. on hard surfaced road. approx IS mi
can he niIrcIa SD 3er less thar the enst n
improvements. CRANE Il HELAN, exelusiys
FfatSrs sM sTc 4 eaaM eye Ss III Pun
acres OF beautiful productive land. beau
tiful brick home, 8 large rooms and bath,
oil hot-water heat, full basement, pantry,
IL porches: we'll built, prewar, but new
condition. Garage and chicken house. Ex-
eellent location; beautiful setting; large
trees and shrubbery, some fruit trees: good
setback: hard road: possession tEin,e :
diateiy; Ia mi. to ID. c. A home you'll be
proud TO own; total price, $Ia.950; terms
arranged. Also other properties, large. and
S sa fs ss W III Tas roE Ape Rhq2a
PktaSn Vn miles aos from NO. ra aha v.asnt,
rolling, AZ acres. 80 cleared, large timber
able frontage hard-surfsee I'd, pasture
and hay fields, 6-rm. house, vacant, tele-
phone, no improvements, several ohtbldgs.
eieetrieity available. $4,000. JOHN H
ss.s5o1 :sp acre iarm I'M modern 4-roon
house with bath. on concrete rpad, Rontt
t32. sinpsonVille, Howard County, between
erty follow Route 20 from Silver sprins
| to clarksyille, turn right on. Route 81
sign on property. Owner WI be thsr'
i iao ACRES, improved ns with . e-ssery hous.
in excellent setting back Of the highwal
with road which has been stoned; hanj
dairy barn, shipping milk 20 p. C.: all datf,
| equipment Is included: $4,000. FRED b
/ CUeHAdAN. EealtoE, $40 Frederick pike
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RusIhEss PROPERTY For RENT.

AVAILABLE NOW, street-foor business
only. End and Ord floor business or resi-
derice furnished; approximately LOO SO
#. each floor; will rent whole or separate.
1874 G sS.n aa I'd vIw,rs. rsuod.,sd .
stories. Mushrooms, asphalt-tiled floors
throughout; deep, rear lot; immediate pos
session. FRANK NJ; DOYLE. Realtor, 927
ARLINGTON, VA.-3211 Columbia pike.
mr.. Glebe-Excel location for business
ofices or shops: modern 6-rm. and bsnlt.
bldg. Call CHI. 1881. i
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RMS. If BATHS. fun ssmt., q acre;
CsnterTiIle; S13,50o.
IL acres. rms, beautifully HANDICAPPED;
or. Centerville; $4,000.
Built Of fnest materials and Workmanship;
many attractive features:. reasonably
priced: paved roads II miles q. G