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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-15
5. g., Ga.

Fad tpiiienidoftlifen 5orl6ungea
Tallt Ser Surmbau BON Babel etipa
ins neunlnb5Dan5igIte Sabrbunbert
Dor Gbriitus 1nno ettpa iehsbunbert
Sabre nad Der Siinoflut. Die SGbe
bieies aus menidli6em Sod rnb
nebermut erbauten Surmes iollte Bis
in bic Bolfen reiden. 0urh Sen Gin.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-15

gungstee lit ser SoIl1noer, beiien
8liiten, 9eeren 8ldtter unb @ur-
5eln blutreinigenb 1pirfen. SoIlunoer
(gloer) in Seeform, nit anoern 8lut,
reintgungsfrGutern, fann beaogen
peroen pon: Wr. q. Sperl, 106 Bins
Street, Bittsbursb 3, Ha.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-15
5. g., ga. .

8enoen Sic iib in bieler slngele-
genbeit an: Central 8ureau of tie
Central gereitt, 1886 @eItminiter
Blace, ct. 2ouis s, Wo.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-03-15
MUSTER Soa Sot;,,ssse Msrt,-r,s, ,s.

FoRNrS HElI-oEI. LNIMENT - anti.
ssptisch-bringt schnelle LinderunQ Won
rheumatischen und neuralsischen Schmsr.
zen. muskulosen Rickenschmerzen, stei.
fen oder schmerzenden Muskeln. Varstau.
chunssn und Vsrrenkunsen.
FoRNPS MACOIo-a alkaliseh - lind.,e
sewisse voriibersehende Magenst0rungsn
wie Sodbrennen und Verdauung stor run.
gen. hervorgerufen durch elm Uebermass
an Siure.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

MdbdeneeftaIt an OenIter bi,,iiber-
ifmeifen 81 benz Selgem1loe in gol.
oenem @abmen iiber Dem aierIiden
Sdreibtilf.
Gs mar elm iligen6Iides Grauen.
bib bon beitrifenben 2iebreia.
n@efdnt iie 6ir?" frogte Der Sena.
for, als er benterfte, baB aud oas
ange feines Sbtpiegeriobns ouf ie.
mes 9ilonis geribtet tpar.
Or. Sabricius 1idte uno trat elm
tpenig aus Der Nii6e beraus, Inn oas
Bib beiier betrahten 5il fonnen.
DBunoerbar, 1pie So1ter nno
Weutter iid] gleiden," iagte er oann
NIT einem 5artliden 8Iif auf ieine
8raut.
1Sa, bon mir bot iie nur Die frGf-
tigere Sigur," !" beit1tigte Der aIte Serr
nit eirem 2ddeIn innerer 8efrieoi-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

gung. rSonit dbneIt iie in ieoenn gu.
ge Der Mutter II. Meine Msaria bat
iid bier i'm Norben ME re1t beimiid3
gefiiblt," fiigte er Damn nah elmer
Baule bir5u, ubaber Ser melanholi-
lde ausoruf Der slugen, Der gottlob
Nonifa febIt."
Hn6 bon neiem berienfte iih Der
Senator in Itile 8etradtun goes Bill
oes nno iiberlieB iib ben ipebmiitigen
@rtnnerungen an Die Srau, Ole er 10
lieb gebnbt batte.
(Sortiesung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01
Marttn Augnfttn
Sin Goman hpn N. SdarIan

S6iir5e.
~@uten Sag, 8rigitte, rief er ibr
freunolid entgeeen.
u8riiB Soft, Serr 8forrer," m,t-
portete iie 1,nb belete iif ebrerbietig
iiber ieine ibr bargebotene Sonb.
slus Sen Iugen bes dltli6en M1o-
dens itrablte erobe Ser5enseiite, aber
5ll9lei6 berrieten ibr felt gel6loiiener
Wllno, Ser S6nitt ibrer gebogenen
Scale einen aielbeipl1Bten @illen. Ser
SbueiB itano ibr in bellen Sropfen
auf Ser Stirn.
griifeno rubte bes 8farrers ause
allf ibrem faltigen @elidt, ltno linn
entging 11idt ser Iusbruf bon Stunt
mer uno Sorge, Der it6 oarin aus
lprab.
Seit langen SSabren mar 8rigitte
i'm Sauie. Gieles batte tie fonmen
leben IN ser SomiIie oes Senators,
Slid 1no ltngliid, 5rieoen uno I'M
frieoen. @as ober oie Iesten Sage
gebraft, biinfte ite ipieber Elm I'M
gliid, oas iiber bas 9aus bereinbre-
den mlBte, uno ser Serr Bforrer
fam, mie lie tpobl tpuBte, sl1 elmer
beoeutrngsnollen 3uiantmenfunft.
v9rigitte," begann Ser Sfarrer in
porpurfsoouem Con, utpo itno beine
offenen 9lusen eeblieben? 8arum
balt on ntdt beiier aufgepaBt?"
uId, Soh1piiroen :" @eiter
bra6te iie 1i6ts berpor; Sr6nen roll
ten ibr iiber Die 8ansen.
0en 8eiltli1en bouerte Ser tiefe
Sammer, ser in Dem Mntlis bes
treuen Waodens iid ipiegelte. Sdon
rellte i'm Der barte Son ieiner @orte.
Mit einem mitleioieen 8lid Ieste er
ieine Sano auf tbren arm l1no beru=
bigeno lenfte er elm.
sd peiB, grisitte, on bait oeine
Sduloisfeit setan."
rSa," iagte tie nit trauriseln &opf-
idiitteln, ri1 tot, mas i6 fonnte.
Sour megen oes &inbes bin i6 al Die
Sabre i'm Sauie geblieben. ,8rieitte,
iagte ibre Mutter. in ibrer Ietten
Stunoe 5u mir - ib beugte midi
tief auf tie berab: ,grisitte, id nluB
lterben - nerlaB meine Monifa
niht.' - ,yeiemals,' onttportete id,
10 tDabr mir @ott belize"
Sic idmieg einen Iuee1blid in tie.
fer 8epegung, benor tie llr1ter perbal-
tenem Shlud5en fortfubr:: Limb nun
muB ib mein @eiibt perbiillen, tpenn
ih Ser Serrin emit i'm Senieits be.
gegne. Sd 1peroe ibr iasen niiiien:
,0as anoertraute @ut lit mir berIo.
rem gegansen." Sic bebedte NIT Ser
Sano oie @usen uno tpeinte bitterIidb.
grnit lauihte Der 8forrer ibren
&lagen. gr fiiblte aus ibren @orten
Ole tiefe anglt ibrer Seele beraus.
Gann oerlu6te er ibr freunbli9
5u5ureoen. gr iagte ibr, tpie traurig
auf er iiber oieie 8erlobung iei, aber
es Dare nun einmal gel6eben, uno
es lieBe ii6 baran idperlib mebr et-
mas inoern. Die SauptioGe iei, ooB
Monifa uno ibr fiinftiger Gatte oie
Seoingungen erfiiaten, oie oie Stride
bel Otilfeben itellen niiiie.
grigitte nabm Die Sanb bon ben
perpeinten slugen rlno erbob ibren
glid gu Dem 8farrer.
~sld, Sodpiirben bos lit ia mein
gon5er Summer :" Sn Ieiben-
l6aftli6er grregung itredte tie Die
arme aus u3ur fatbolii6en &in-
oerer5iebung perpflibtet li6 Or. So
brlcius nidt unb - So1niroen
fennen Serrn Senator er
itimmt oem Sdpieseriobne BEL"
Die 3iige bes Brielters perfinlter>
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

Senator 8ranois' Saus log an
Marft. sSn be,1 getpolbten Seniter'
Ideiben eliserte bie Come. 8ie Der.
jiingt leudtete inter ibren Strabler
Der in eotii6em Still erriftete NIT
telolterlide 9adIteinbou nit Dem
bo6itrebenoen Sreppengiebel uno Dem
ldtpar5en Bfonnenoa6. 8eiB ln1S
ienfredt ities Der Gald 5um apolfen,
loien glou oes Simmels empor.
ssn oornebmer slbeeldloiienbeii
blidte es ouf sic itiloien 8elddfts-
bGuler elmer iii1geren 3eit 5ur Heh'
ten uno 2infen nit ie1er rubigen
8iiroe, ipie lte alten Batri5ierbduiern
eisen lit, oeren @eldidte no6 Wen-
ibenoltern 5ablt.
gs par Inn oie Mittass5eit; Cries
beim gliibte utter Ser Sonnenglut.
9as pereoloete &reu5 allf oem Ihmp'
fen &ir6tl,r,n ltrablte wie Seuer; Die
roten 3ieseI bes &atbausbod)es i6tls
Ierten pie fliii1iges @olo. Iaes mar
in cine le,,6tenoe 2idtflut eetau6t.
&ein 8ino5ug regte itd. gtur oas
2aub Ser 2inben Dor ben Sauierr
riibrte iih leiie. Sod nidt elm 8ino.
baud NOR es, ionbern sic belize Son-
nenglut, lpeld)e Die peri6ma6tenoen
8latter unmerflid] beipegte.
girgeno Elm 2allt. 4eil1 8aeen,
ser iiber ben Marftplas frbr, fem
&inoerlpiel, oas bic Stille 11nterbrad).
Selbit Die Sperlinee batten ibre
Shlupf1pinfel aufgeildt, als bielte11
aud) Tie lire Mtittassrube. - 9as
5t6otden log ba pie in tiefent
Sdlummer NIT ieinen engen, 1pinflt=
gen 8aiien uno itillen Sauiern, beret
perb1nste Seniter uno perldloliene
Siiren mebr Der Some als neugieri=
gen aueen BEN 3utritt oermebren
iollten.
"a ertonte burd) bie IebloIe Stille
bon ser &onigsitraBe Der Elm rai6er
Sdritt. geu1t ballte er ounpf auf Der
bolsernen Bride, Die iiber Die Cries
beimer au fiibrte. gs mar Bfarrer
ambroiius, ben lein 8eruf na6
8riesbeim fiibrte.
sluf Der Bride benln1te er einen
slugenblid ieiren Sdritt 1lno ipii6te
Ii6 nit bem Saidentu6 ben ShpeiB
BON Ser Stirn.
aber ipiIlensfraftig raffte er iif)
tpieoer auf, ging ipeiter 1tno betrat,
bon ser mittoesitillen &onigsitraBe
nod re4ts abbiegeno, Die l9attige
8aqitroBe. Sic bilbete ben 3usane
81 ben alten baumrei6en @1rten Ser
Sduier, oeren Goroerleite ouf Den
Wfarft l1nb bic &onigsltraBe ging.
Ser nod il.genoIide Geiitli6e off
nete Die Sir Su Senator 8ranois
8arten 1lno trat Elm.
8reite, nit eelbem Sizes beItreute
8ege fiibrten slpiiden 8osfetts uno
yaienflahen bem Sauie at. Auf Ser
redten Seite breiteten Sbltbdume III
re fnorrieen Ielte uno nit Srii6ten
bebangenen 3Deiee aus.
Sdon ipollte ser 8aItor in bas
Saus oes Senators eeben, als er cine
lpeiblife 8eitalt bemerfte, bic nit
Sbitiammeln bei6dftigt mar.
Sofort elite er rai6en S6rittes
auf lie 5l.
grigitte 2empelius ri6tete lif)
langlam enpor, redte oen Sals uno
beidattete Die slueen nit Der Sanb,
Inn beiier ieben gu fonnen. Sic er=
fannie BEN slnfonmenoen. Saitie
oronete tie BEN bodgeidiir5ten baunl-
mollenen Rof uno rieb iid) Die SGnoe
an Ser blau unb tpeib geitreiften
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-02-01

Die 2uftballons iperoen aufae.
bloien, bepor tie entporIteigen, bie
Weniden 5unteilt nadber.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06

plete until you get your car
radio checked. Expert repair
work guaranteed. Jack NeWkirk,
CANDLES Store. ADV.
Mrs. Ray Mentally left last
Monday for her home in
Chokio, Mimi, after visiting
relatives here for about two
weeks.
Cpl. Clarence Mabe of Calf
ornia spent Monday night at
the home of his uncle. and
aunt, MIR. and Mrs. C.. v. Mabe.
He left for North Carolina on
Tuesday.
Frank Cryder, ST., and Ar
thur Randall, Jr.. we're hunting
deer near Ashland on Saturday.
Don Wilcox of the Commerce
Insurance company of Billings
was a Hardin business caller on
Friday.
Dean Iverson, who is attend
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06

, ing Montana State college in
Bohemian, spent the weekend in
Hardin visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Rhonald Iverson.
c. w. Grandey of Terry,
Mont, was a guest at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. o. E. Ander-
son a few days last week while
canvassing the county for books
for schools. He was represent
ing the Mcmillan company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Kalberg
and Austin G.. Slattery made a
business trip to Salt Lake City
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Turner,
Jr., and Frank Cryder, Jr.,
hunted deer near Ashland over
the weekend.
FIRST American Lutheran
Ladies Aid will have a rum
mage and food sale and ba-
zaar, Nov. 8, Montana Power
Building. ADV.
Mrs. Ben sievert left last
Wednesday evening for her
home in Huntington Beach,
Calf, after spending three
weeks visiting relatives and
friends in this community.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan
and son, Johnny, of Billings,
Dean Taylor, Coy Mabe, Mrs.
c. v. Mabe and Betty Mabe
spent the weekend in Lavina
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby
Dick.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Finch
of st. Xavier have been visiting
for a few days at the home of
Mrs. Betty Newkirk. Mr.. Finch
was released Monday, from the
Big Horn County Community
hospital where he had been re-
ceiving medical treatment for
a bullet wound in the arm. He
was accidentally shot about 10
days ago when the rifle he was
carrying on his saddle was dis
charged by movement of the
horse.
Mrs. D. E. Fitzpatrick and Miss
Wanda Fitzpatrick left Friday
for their home in Riverside,
Calf, after visiting at the Jens
Kalberg home.
NOW is the time to order
your stationery for Christmas
gifts. We will take orders until
Nov. rs. Hardin Tribune-Her-
aid: ADV.
Mrs. Pauline Thompson, her
son, Gilbert, and daughter,
Sue, of Billings motored to An
aconda on Tuesday of last week
to attend the funeral of Mrs
Thompsen's sister, Mrs. Kath-
crime McConnauehey. They re-
turned to Billings on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. v. Mabe and Betty.
Dean Taylor and Coy Mabe
were Sunday dinner guests of
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan and
son, Johnny, in Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. v. Mabe and
Betty, Dean Taylor and Coy
Mabe were dinner guests at the
J. L. Blackburn home on Thurs
day.
Miss Sue Thompson of Bill"
lings entertained at dinner on
Sunday honoring her mother on
her birthday anniversary. Other
invited guests were Mr.. and
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06
locals

A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur r. Randall,
Jr., Sunday morning in the Big
Horn County Community hos
pistal. She weighed five pounds
IA ounces at birth. -.
Dean Taylor and Coy Mabe,
both of North Carolina, left on
Tuesday for their homes after
spending about a month visit
Ing at the G. v. Mabe home. :
J. Melvin Williams and Phil
lip Nolan OF Laurel visited
Chrales Egnew in Hardin on
Thursday.
WHEN you have your car
winterized. the Job isn't COM
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06
MRS. JOHN CHATHAM
DIES

Mrs. John Chatham, AZ, Of
upper Lodge Grass creek died
Saturday, Nov. /, in Rochester,
Mimi, while undergoing a ma
jor operation in a Rochester
hospital.
Mrs. Chatham is survived by
the widower, four daughters,
Mrs. Dick Gregory of Rotten
Grass creek, and Carol, Karen
and Patsy at home, and a son,
Jack, who is also at home.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06
Hmdin Tribune Herald. Thursday. November 6. 1915
MISSION FESTIVAL

A Mission festival will be
held at the German Congrega-
tional church here this Sunday,
Nov. 8.
The Rev. Herbert Hammel-
mann of Laurel will be guest
speaker.
The morning services, Sunday
school at 10 am. and morning
worship at II am, will be in
English. There will be a service
in German at 2:3O pm.
Singers from Laurel and Bill
lings will take part in these
services.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06
OFFICE OPEN ONLY
DAYS A E

Chamber of Commerce presi-
dent Clyde A. RAIDER has an
nounced this week that the Of
flee of the chamber of COM
merce will be open only three
days a week, Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, until further
notice.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06

Mrs. Allen ROm1ne and three
sons of Hardin, Mr.. and Mrs
Gilbert Thompson and two
daughters of Billings and Mr..
and Ms. Max Thomson of
Cody, Wyo.
ORDER your Christmas gift
stationery early. We can take
orders on Christmas station
cry until November rs. Hardin
lrloune-Herald. ADV.
Mrs. A. L. Torske left FRIDAY
for Alma, Wise, to make an
extended visit with her sister.
Mrs. Darwin Ulrich.
Among those attending the
football game in Billings Fri
day evening were Mr.. and Mrs.
W. L. Torske, r.. P. Ross, MI.
and Mrs. Roy Jones, Jim Jones.
Jane Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyle Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Neal, Carl Bowman, Alfred
Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall
Wolcott and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Newark, Cecil Hol-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Ruby, Mrs. Hollis M. Johnson
Bert Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
saunders, Russell Peterson.
Charles Egnew, Bill Grossman'
Wally SchOer, Bill Ferguson
Mrs. Hugh Gotham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dwain Reed, Roy Knodel.
Mr.: and Mrs. Donald Kalberg
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dooley
Pfc. Jim Jones is in Hardin
on a 30-day leave from the U.
s. Marines. At the end of his
leave he will report back to
Ell Toro, Calf.
MIR. and Mrs. Jens Kalberp
and daughter, Carol, spent the
weekend in Great Falls.
FIRST American Lutheran
Ladies Aid will have a rum
mage and food sale and ba-
zaar, Nov. 8, Montana Power
Building. -Adv
W. J.. Brekke, farm labor as
sistant, left Wednesday for
Billings and Laurel where he
Will assist in assembling Of
Texas and Kentucky workers,
accompanying them back to
their homes.
Miss Hannah Batty, Miss
Phyllis Taylor, Mrs. Ruth MuhI-
beier, J. E. Weinberg, Stanley
Muhlbeier and George S. Nc
Dowell attended the thirty
second annual convention of
the Montana Farmers Union
Oct; %, 20, 30, and 81 at GreaS
Falls.
Miss Joyce Koebbe, who is at
tending Carol College in Hell
ena, spent the weekend in
Hardin visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Koebbe and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Romine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sid Romine
attended the Aberdeen-Angus
stock show and sale in Billings
Friday and Saturday.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06

Brewster county, with an
area of 6,208 square miles, or
six times the area of Rhode Is
land, is the largest county in
Texas.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1947-11-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Nov. 1, Everett L. Hager and
Carla J. Rope, both of Wyola.
Nov. l, Clarence A.. Paustian
of Manchester, .Wyo., and Sarah
Puett of Sheridan.
Evening star., 1947-10-18

GA. AVE, 37A-f
detached 2-car ga
approved for addi-
and 4 rooms above.
elephone EA. 1885.
Evening star., 1947-10-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-seuthssss.

nOUSBS rON SAkk@S00yM00H.
CoIoaED.NEW 1nIcK aoMEs, open Q;
ssS to q M1rr; 1s fas Msh st a.
eenSsn. eS .setien, Sssa mr.. Nahsis ave-. ana Good
Hops rd &c; nsv thsatsr and ah9npi1s n
modern and feature s lovely bsdrooY.s;
stove and reirissrator, spacious liv. rn. and
large Large full bsmt: equip; With chsysiefh hsat- AZ.
sD ins systsm :amef losss ss % frens and back Yards
completely finished and ready for yeur i'm;
nT%s,s msas q Ssm.s Tiers srss i ess ss nls
si s.rVsa 70 e Rs 9sseh: ssyiehols ave ave q MoFss
s.sht I 20 = g ssnss sl fIssT ts ssSgSosAE s
t3LoRE6@s Sri SoS lSsf r. s sE P" St4k M 81 sss
delishtfully. situated brick home today;
s' h.. sn'isa: aeas. 'Gs@ been sas eemp.sss
ss:ss ssssE e.u LIZ s.s:a Ell Ell y. sfss sf T.
dESkfps sdJFIH CO 4is ST. + ny nsNEMsioaso: Nj $685.
easy monthly terms and small down pay
ment; live. in rooms and bath, rens
basement for bHsiness purpossNs N.,I neyt 70
IT i san sss 81 phoss ssFfsf r. dssAT
SosaisHs rs ssh St. M M stSns1 S5sS1 ts
18th st. s.s.-semidst. brick. 8 rms, and
bath, = ineio.ed rear porches, front porch.
full bsmt, coal h;.w.h.; seed eend; i'm
.sss .,.! rye ;; sss Iss ssfiA s
sturdy brick home: near 18th and Mas:
friendly nsishbors; s 3 rm... bath, ell
h..w.h., sar; also zoned commercial for
ssf5 Dr' ts5ms ssIe A. ME Nj
Evening star., 1947-10-18
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

ATTENTION VETs-$l0,200 $500 cash,
Sss psT Dss nsndss sn . I5a oor p o. sn
on end a.; 'iEs Easements, outside entrance.
siKs. from @ csrlins: located nr. IN. Of ND.
Realty r f1lists CO., hsrwyn, G Ma 70. o s7ss, rs.
ssss WaS LIVE IN Te s TS LIE 1s.a
Includes ly. rm: with arpi', din. rm:; III.
and Elassed,in in sun IMP, porch CHI lst A. S-bsdrms.
tory: oil h,-wh.; ssrsss; lot 5oSIbo; son-
ss'iS g. ssrsyn nI Na 4o sss ssc4 10 ssS S5s
fRiENpsHfr fTsi; ES acTs, 4sas No. s1ss5o-es.n-
s1ss o RsR ir1as sa .:
by owner, now transferred; 1st a. has liy,
sm I4.2s Yith ti5epl lse Kit; srsry s.y, with
Fsa Ssth. .ns and Sss soa oa s m 9sarn m
pid%bns eim s''s for SssS sas heat new w5fns Is:
nsHssSn sYpsES KARR u'ax Ropp 81 1868
ROGERS MISUNDERSTANDING 6-rm. Caps
Cod brick on lge. lot. 8 big bedrms., !. r.
Wtn Rssr sm ana rsh:n 'Ya prc.s
right ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO. Hyatts-
vile, Md, WA. 1900. lis
home. must be sold this weekend; perch.
fireplace, modern equipped kitchen, large
6 b .s.ss sss nsa be sSuss 80 tn'sS m S.n 90 &.
windows equipped with combin alton screen
ping, transportation. in College Park; own
kns uSea stgs9 RnaIr9 lsi %0resss e. sssxyn sssGS
Hn Ms.' tS3s I9 S7ss' TO. ssss; ewes" TO: a sl17'
Nearly Mp.-ss.4oo; 81 500 cash, $50
en-. pretty hardwood aecrs matships xeed.
Widows G5da rum III nns hss sretts saa. rem
ise fsry 'ask g. ny. M&ARaalS Ralsssi. kd rAS bN 1898
EixIsEE u FRAME HOUSE and s.ras. ia D.
is iSa pTe. SD is ss.Fv Z iHrssr' sSss' and
sUNNYBRooK SPECIAL, sIo.e6o; sttr.e-
yi ah sanssSs d on on a Sr sSSr
with fun basement ss,s9 tar, and mic: lot; gNA
sssesssnss Sso0 &HfsRaI SGisx 81
sHIvTFIa ssali aaIll d Pm LUKE, TIL. best brick
ssss.''s sass sss & sh' ::' liz
Piped ed for heat i. and bath oil hsss sns
saspass a e.ela.as s' vftS Ss''li eHf
SEiseYK SSEssYKARbs RI sss snosERs4 sRs s psnn.s d.v.
sii ssesiIsnt is Eroup Il ' Of quality homes Of
rooms and lh baths and FEATURING hrst;
Easements and ultra modern equipment.
Priced on excellent terms from S1f.h00
TO SCI ESQ. Exclusive. with MITCHELL
QUICK, pI 2s3l, until pm.
COLLEGE PARK--Besutiiul home; sxclu.
siye neishborhood; $lg,1b0; rooms.
baths; all modern conyenienees; rec rni.
with dtepiace In basement; sereensd s.de
porch gear gagage. c. II. PfEhCk
WA 1909 or Wa 63os. -l9
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Evening star., 1947-10-18
HOUSES WANTED 70 suY.

We WANT YoTR HOUSE, apartment. store
or unimproved land for sale; we have
ss ssp'i cosFosa4oa iS Nj s'uiAAs14 As4 sVsG 81
j. AND NJ. rRoPERry-w. will pa,
all cash or will sell for you: We set results
::i.t fs.;s1 Zoo MAX MILLER, 800 ll'A st.
to hsms IL any seGtSs OF wash
N SEX cash ..s 1o' VIII. I FGs kEss hSss:
3EaFs ME'iSs' sER*fcsD R**PfcsDo ~ sea aa prop.r,
sE as,ssa'iI Ea .s'ss ~ {sS' sSp.
faof VILE PAY es CASH for 'hS hou.ss K aht. si
GGologed. any condition or section. Ho.
Or ; BEDROOMS. unturn.. NV, area
Of Wilson High School or American Uni-
win do painting and repairs. wo. 1871.
Silver spring area; can pay ali cash. No
ssMiaai sManI gisss' ok Eli sSss HOUSE prefer
p. q. County or good ne. section can pay
f'th Pay d0 dosa a'sc soR stt5 whit. or COL
orsd. any section, any condition. B, LIss'
r. If PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale Of
pHk1Es," Realsor. sos sos North nth G. Capitol I INH.
oasa FSR KssH hoss ss' es. si
asss' E sSssifss SsR'S Ror ss'f siS
pRivATE PARTY will pay cash for : ..
: bedroom house in Arlington, OK. 1881
sUH sysninss 5S sstuTday and Sunday. No agents
5S 5Ss Yod ssd6 WANr Wv SPEEDY AcrIoN9 is List
your house with US Have cash buyers who
yin g pay pay, TOP price, !NTEEPRlIsE lsE REALTY
or Sc. white or colored Msrylsnd or vir.
EiR!s G4x co p 42s4 RE ISSs
issh aseaa asvs sGs.
KENNETH STILES. sos q st. NV. -1S
PARTY PART wants 70 buy from owner small
XII Rfs 'ise ss1 s Ssar Say a YOU!
asas t'ssK is 70 ssh sfas FL
HirHS ASp p Nearly sa ORil MDo fm set top Sre.
pr 1ss sSHF R!0pfa 6f M sGS ss4 rFfs fsnns
SILVER SPRING AREA-Havs tmmsd.at.
ssssss Habt I' IRGT Rgess 81 sHdf5 Ssi4
AL CASH at,s and n hurry for any hoYss 'tI
PiSsiH aTSSER coRp 81. s[s i "
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH of apt
houses; homes, business and Investment
D.oesGties lots sHd acreage Of all types
contac. Us now tof . prompt conndentisl
na es9ss: s.ss sale o Jess suE F1sHEs s1Rsrt
INC, Realtors, 1920 X st NV. RE. $3.50.
WE DO NOT MOVE MOUNTAINS or per-
form miracles. but If you will list your
home with us for sale, We will guarantes
rec record Glvss SPEAKS S Tor u.s. 'WoRTHINcToN
~ o. ansysr' cal % 81 1913; 1le =.
YOU srs eonsiasrins ths s.s q ssesa
farm. acreage or lots within the next few
nonths, now is the time to discuss detail.
with a realtor, located in the center Of
"a SS1lS'aa 81 R:.les, e Fs
Sill xogyIR HOME @ and investment PROP.
more than so years in Sc and Nd; PROB
at S NNo yse ce 'kse Fs sas H. R.a e eaSsTs Esa.
VIZ aHVI SG| dTiRSFs dhTsnsSsFfs who will pay cash ASIA Tor
hsES sis;s i fs|Gs,SS e. z Esi Saars''
sttEaetiye rt ,I ny5a hT5ek home in $4,000 bracket
.ns:s ,sS. t. t., su s,:., >,
SSvhR Sh Rek 4ek Sss .xrer.n,.
cosn.et IS svslaSls Without Obligation e
assGsy As 500 ana daRsf rev; sss
fHREE III lstf 70 Il rouE aS sEbba& aaousE in e..
nsfSs posaEs & slIl' H. sssa SaeseS er sH 1856
Sun9asa n Anson xss e s4s oay Sf
Evening star., 1947-10-18
HOUSES FOR sALE-ssu,hwe,..

SSO0 DoWN-s-rm. frame; eli I1th OF.
s.w; will redecorate inside; conv. down
town location for renting rooms; S9,7bo
Cal! TARI.ER. INC. RE, 5000 -1s
CoLoRED-FRAME HOME, containing 5
rooms; $3.50 down, $40 per month: needs
Information, call Mr.. Adams, with HENRY
TRIP. Realtor, 1911 L st. NV, Ma.
CoLoRED-LUCKY YOU can buy this
house and have 5-rm apt rent free, pluS
$50 month profit; reas. down payment.
SURETY REALTY CO, EX. 1914