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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Terriers Win
Three GanneS

The Libby Terriers won two hard
fought games on the last week end
trip, defeating the Poison Pirates
81 to % and the Big Fork Vikings
as to a. The Terriers had to come
from behind to win the game from
the hard fighting Poison team. The
Pirates started fast and led thru
out the first half with the score
at half time reading Poison 10,
Libby 49, Soon after the second
half started the Terriers hit their
stride and went out in front to stay
there. The Terriers held the Pr
ates to a single point in the third
quarter while pouring in fourteen
points for themselves. The Pirates
were always trying and kept with
in striking distance of the Terriers
with Deranleau of the Pirates hit
ting often to keep the Terriers from
getting too far in front The scor-
ing for Libby was evenly distri-
buted, Nelson with IL, Adamson
with 8, and Swimley with leading
the Libby crew.
Deranleau was the most consistent
performer for Poison scoring is
points with a nice exhibition of
shooting.
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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
6. N. Helps 10
Protect Deer

Every winter a great many deer
have persisted along the railroa6
right of-way through Lincoln Co-
This winter the kill of deer struck
by trains is said to be unusually
heavy. The animals, forced dowM
from the high country by the heavy
SHOWS are frequently attracted -
the right-o sportsmen say, by
the garbage which is thrown frOER
the dining cars, which seems to be
highly relished by the hungry and
mails.
Deputy Fish & Game Warden o.
j. Nollar a few days ago took the
matter up with the Great Nor
thein's station agent in Libby, Ed
Boyes, himself an ardent sports
man and head of the Libby Cham
Der of Commerce Fish & Came
Committee. Mr.. Boyes wrote to
Division Sup't W. r. Minton at
Whitefish, regarding the matter.
who replied as follows:
Whitefish, Montana
January II, 1947
$50
Mr. E. M. Boyes:
Your letter of January 7, 1947,
regarding Representative of Mon
tana Game Commission speaking to
you about garbage thrown from
diners attracting deer to tracks
where they are killed by our trains.
Matter was taken up with Mr..
Deleen, Superintendent of Dining
Cars and he advises. under date Of
January 14th as follows: r
Yours of January 9th, file SIG.
Effective at once will call this
situation to the attention of all din-
ing car crews.
diners on No. l should have no
but No 2 might have
some trouble in retaining garbage
during luncheon per-
iod, until after passing Whitefish
However, can confidently
assure that all concerned will Co
operate fully to discourage deer
from hanging around right of way"
w. R. MINTON
Superintendent
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Eureka Motron
Token By Death

Mrs Anna Rock who had beer
sick for many months passed away
at her home in Eureka December
Is, 1896, She will be greatly mis-.
sed by all who knew her and heI
Willingness to lend a helping hand
whenever and wherever needed. She
was member of the Grange, and
belonged to the Baptist Ladies Aid
She was a member of the Royal
Neighbor Lodge twenty-six years
and had gone thru all of the chairs
being Oracle in 1943 She also
was a member of the Royal Neigh
Dor Serving circles and served as
president for many years, always
having the Christmas meeting at
hcr home.
Mrs Rock has resided in the vic
unity Ct Eureka and Gateway since
she was a small child.
Anna Mills Rock was born at
Ekalaka, Montana, October %. 1888.
When she was just a baby her
father and mother, MIR. and Mrs.
William Mills moved to the Flat
head valley in a covered wagon. and
frcm there to the Tobacco Plains
Rey girlhood was spent at "Old
Haden" and Mills Spring" where
Ter folks had a trading store. When
, Young woman, her folks moved
10 Gateway. On October 90, 1907
she was united in marriage to Fred
Rock at Kalispell. To this union
Was born one child, Evelyn Rock
Smith.
Sic was proceeded in death by
her parents, William and Therl
Mills who also left pleasant men,
cries in the heart of Eureka people,
and Ter sister Eva Banav.
Size left to mourn her death, her
husband Fred Rock, whose address
is now Rollins, Montana; her dauEn-
ter Evelyn Smith also of Rollins.
a brother Judd Mills of Spokane,
Wn., and a sister, Mrs. Lillian Den
ney who lives at Fallon, Nevada.
Besides this she leaves several
nieces and nephews and a host of
friends who will never forget her
many kindnesses and CHEEKY smile,
and never weary of gratitude and
affection to the resting place of
such a noble and unselfish spirit.
To know her was to love her.
The father of the human family
neither sleeps nor slumbers, We
know not where his island lift,
their fronded palms in air: We
only know we cannot drift Beyond
His Love and Care"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
III. b. WALLACE TO
MANAGE LARSRN'S INN

An announcement on another
page of this issue announces that
H. B. Wallace will manage Larsen's
Inn. located five miles south of
Libby. He will take possession of
the Inn starting February /. A
free Dutch" lunch will be served
on the opening day, Saturday, Feb
ruary and invites the patronage
of the public.
Mr.. Wallace has until recently
been in the real estate business in
throughout the community. He
states that every effort will be made
to merit your patronage.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Funds of Montana
Accident Board
Increase in 1916

Helena-dIP)-The accident and
reserve funds of the Montana In
dustrial Accident Board rose to
$3,182,980 during the fiscal year
ending last June 30th, according to
a report.
The total as of June 30, 1916,
was an increase of $647, 500 over
the figure for the same date in
1945, the report showed.
AS of the end of the reporting
period, the state fund had obliga-
tions to beneficiaries of men killed
n industry totaling $482,286. and
estimated obligations to injured
workers totaling $717,8
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Yak HomesteodeF
Dies at Home

Edward Carlton was born in St,
Paul October 10, 1885 and died jan
uary 20 at his home in the Yak
where he has lived since 1914 when
he and his wife took up a home
stead. He was married to Mary
Frye in St. Paul May 2. 1910. Mr..
Carlton has been working for the
u. S. Forestry for the past II years.
Private services were held Tues
day afternoon and interment viii
be in the Libby cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
NJ. Carlton, one son, Leon Carlton,
of Vallejo, Calf, and a grandson.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
FIRST STATE BANK
HELD ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Stockholders meeting
Of the First State Bank was held
last week. J. F. Fennessy, Sr., was
Reelected president, r. w. Smith
berger, vice president; Archie
Minde, cashier, and Jennie Rolseth,
assistant cashier.
Directors are Mr.. Fennessy, Mr..
Smithberger. F. r. Baney, Fred F.
Clark, Sr., Walter Beils and L. J.
Olson.
Mr.. Smithberger reports over two
million separate items were handled
curing the past year which was a
309e increase over 1945. The dol
lar volume for 1916 was approx
mately a096 greater than for 1945
and that loans doubled in 1916 with
48 of the total loans of $105,000
being made to veterans.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Liquor Rotioning
Will End Jon. II

Helena-U.D - Liquor rationing
viii end in Montana effective about
January q, the state board of liq-
uor control announced at the close
of their meeting here.
Liquor administrator J. a. Buley
said that the board needed time
to distribute notices and clear up
work relative to rationing.
He explained that although the
rationing would end, liquor permits
still will be necessary, but the
quantity of liquor per person would
not be limited.
During 1916, l7O,574 liquor per-
mits were sold in Montana for a
revenue of $83, 866.75. About g.
600 cases of whiskey were sold per
month during last year, compared
with an average of 1888 cases a
month during 1912, records showed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
ORGANIZATIONS Must
QuoIify for Slot
Machine Licenses

Helena-U.R-The State Board Of
Equalization, prior to issuing a slot
machine license, may go behind the
certificate of incorporation to de-
termine whether the organization
requesting the license qualities I'M
der the law, Montana Atty, Gen.
r. V. Bottomly has ruled.
In an opinion prepared for Sam
D. GOA, chairman of the board,
Bottomly held that the board could
require an applicant to furnish
such facts as the board may deem
necessary e. to determine whether
such applicant is a non-profit or
ganization." Gozas request con-
cerned the Cascade County Stock
mans Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
ENTIRE NOUS CLUB
GAVE BRIDGE PARTY

The women of the Entire Nous
Club held their final Bridge party
Friday night at Mrs. Walter Neils
home entertaining their husbands
A lovely dinner was served at
$50 followed with four tables of
Bridge. The honor prize for series
of Bridge was given to Mrs. Gil
lespie. Mrs. H. o. Ficke received
the prize for ladies high score, Mr..
Gillespie for mems high score, Mrs.
Harold Zwang received the prize
for ladies low score and Len Olson
for mems low score.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Co. Builds Bridge
On Smile Creek

A bridge across Five Mile Greek
near Warland will be built under
the supervision of Commissioner
P V. Klinke this spring pursuant
to action taken the first of the week
by the County Board who met Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday.
This bridge is on county right
of-way, where the ]. Neils Lum
Der Co. is constructing road east
of and paralleling the Kootenai
River north Of Warland. 4
Chairman James Mahoney of the
Bosrd appointed Ben Brown of Troy
to serve in that community as a
Justice of the Peace.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
STREANTLRED GIN TRAIN
THROUGH HERE TUESDAY

The new Empire Builder stream
lined train of the Great Northern,
passed through Libby Tuesday even
ing on a test run" from st. Paul
to Spokane 1t was powered by
a 1000 h. p. diesel engine and car
ried IL coaches.
When the new Empire Builder
is placed in service next month, it
is expected to provide As hour ser
vice between Chicago and Seattle,
reducing the present time more than
Is hours.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23

Officials: Referee, Wilson; Timer,
Sayer; Scorer, Folkler.
The Libby Terriers defeated the
Troy Trojans, Tuesday evening, by
a score of AZ to %. The game star
ted out rather slowly but developed
into a speedy game as the boys
warmed up to their job. Troy led
for the first few minutes of the
game but the Terriers soon went
out in front never to be headed
and kept pulling farther and far
Their out of reach of the Trojans.
Libby kept the Troy offense well
bottled up the first half and did
not allow the boys from Troy many
Continued on Page Severn
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
THE PLAY ALLEYS WERE
CERTIFIED THIS WEEK

Fred Converse, certified alley sUw-
facer, was in Libby the latter part
OF last week, refiRishing and sur
facing the bowling alleys at the
Play. Mr.. Converse certified the
alleys tc be in perfect condition IN
every way.
Fred Converse is one the nations
top boWlers and the holder of many
championships. He is well known
to many of Libby's bowlers.
Local bowlers can now be assured
Of having the best possible alleys
for their faVorite sport
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
Public Moy Read
Senate Proceedings

Through the courtesy of Senator
D. F. Fewkes. The Western News
has been placed on the Senate's
mailing list and will receive copiDs
of all its recorded proceedings dur
ing the present session.
These records will be available
to the public at this Office wheBH
they may be read by anyone vine
is interested in them.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ISSUED RECENTLY

January 20-Jack L. Coup and
Bernice Irene Husek both of Lib
by were married by the Rev. VIM.
c. Stearns; January 18:-William
c. johnson and Patricia ]. Johnston
both of Boomers Ferry were mar
ried by Rev. w. c. Stearns.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23

SATURDAY evening Tic 4GIIlCES
sunk the Vikings of Big Fork to
the tune of as to a. The Terriers
led the whole game but the Vik-
inks were always dangerous while
the big Viking center, Ripke,. was
hitting the basket The Terriers
had difficulty in building up any
kind of comfortable lead. a big
third quarter again put the Libby
boys out in front enough so that
the Big Fork team was unable to
catch up. Libby led at the half
20 to Is and in the third quarter
scored is points to Big Forks 6 to
set up a safe lead but Big Fork
came back in the last quarter to
outscore the Terriers is to II, but
were unable to make up the diff
ference.
Dolezal hitting for 16 points was
the big gunner for Libby aided by
Nelson with 10 and Adamson with
8. Ripke hit for 10 points to top
the scoring for Big Fork and Car
son hit for 6 to help. Libby dis
played a nice passing attack for a
short while during the second and
third quarters to set up for many
good close in shots. Defensively
the Terriers played good ball for
three quarters of the game until
the last quarter, when Big Fork
scored most of their points.
The ROY Score.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23
OFFICIAL DISCHARGES
ISSUED RECENTLY

Dec. 10, John C. Porter, Usk.
Wn., Army; Dec. 80, Harold o.
Shrewsbury, Libby, Navy; Jan. 2,
Maxwell G.. Olson, Libby, Armgs
Jan. II, Gerald Lloyd Marvel, Res
ford. Army.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23

Mrs. Joe Becker, Mrs. Sam Anger
and daughter Phyllis, spent a few
days last week in Spokane.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1947-01-23

Officials: Referee, Brewer; UNI
pire, Richardson; Timer, Pugh;
Scorer, Sandon.
Saturday evening the Terriers
sunk the Vikings of Big Fork to
the tune of AZ To "a The Tarriars
Evening star., 1947-03-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

SECoND-FLOOR SPACE in modern build
well lighted. Suitable for distributor or
jobber, has FREIGHT elevator, heat and light
furnished, THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.
INC. Realtors. 7SS 18th st. NV, DI $3.50.
CORNER, 1I,0O0 SQUARE FEET-suita able
for any. type of business for outdoor fner-
chandisina, automobiles etc; downtown
area of NJ st. NV; near New Hampshire
ave; located main trsfac areas. LOUIS
BURMAN. Republic 1863 --3I
Mr.. 18th AND H SIS. Nw,-4-story
building; reasonable rental to responsible
party. ROBERT W. SAVAGE, Realtor,
S ORsn RsnKE Euss ns sdf FIooa SA ssso ot rent
e hfis; & ave woodward a~ hRRy hss
STORE ON UPPER CONN. AvE-In excel
lent shopping section. Approximately
l,500 square feet and basement; available
Immediately to responsible tenant on long
lease. Exclusive with J. A. WEINBERG
CO., INC. Realtors, 1907 H ST. NV
sioi K sr. NV. corner of a1st and X
viii rent : fioors and basement, or .ist
floor and basement. will negotiate long
term lease. Brokers invited For addi-
tional information. please cali Mr.. Doe,
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 14i1. 10
commercial zones: one S-room house. one
6 rooms; ideal for doctor and dentist
R. W. MULLEN, OK. 1882.
across from Colonial Village; ideal for a
term lease THOMAS WILcHER. I73s
Wilson blvd. GIL, SO1 10000 40
Evening star., 1947-03-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE

5 ACREs--Nesr busline, 10 miles out on
eSGe fHad Md ses es Astan sHaS ha s4
ls PLUS ACRES, u miles from silver
Spring on Golesyille pike. Call A. F. ARKE- sR
NEAR WHITE OAK and new Naval Ord
nance plant; over 100 acres: may sell in
two tracts about so acres each. L. W.
I: ACRES of high. wooded land on Paint
Branch; 4-room bungalow, electricity, run
ming wats substantial barn chicken ken
orstory at White OAKS and u. S. Farm.
gisS sstsls%snt K i; 1S DENsSINSIk' TSiS !
OVER 100 MoMEsfTEs to choose from in
our various DEVELOPMENTS around AMMAN
some are level, Others on hillsides$ some
have streams; all are clear OF debt and
range from V acre TO ! "a acres in size. We
who Will build good homes and become
home folks with us; incidentally, we may
be able to help you build and finance your
home: if you want to stay within easy
committing distance IS miles) and yet have
enough LAND for that little. world OF your
0yn hase r 70 osr Re asS S H & see snnaa naa
shSns : soStS AK: I ssIS e s.sss s sqnday ".
20 min. to D. C.. good road, conveniences
ewes. TIE. 1896.
II ROLLING ACRES. Lee hwy. 30 min.
to D. c; SG.750, terms. OK. 1860; ewes.
TIE. 1916.
GROUND ZONED AND APPROVED for sos
FILA apt projects: suitable for from 90 to
1000 units on Sligo Park in Silver Spring,
Md, and-in Sc. section off blvd. TO new
south Capitol st. bridge; priced from So
900 per acre; complete details on FHA
financing available. See Mr., De Franceaux
at FREDERICK ", BERENS, INC, Mort
gage Bankers. 152S K st. NV. 80
SIX ACRES in Fairfax County, q miles
from D. c.-Beautiful. high, wooded Enoll
near road. the 2 acres In the back that
are cleared will make nice garden spot:
cool. spacious. healthful: S3,S50, S406
down. $40 q mo. VERNON NJ. LYNCH L.
SONS. ONCE miles out Columbia pike
Phone Alex 5000. tClosed Sundays) 80
BARNABY WOODS-One of the few lots
available in this section: see this lot on
Van HuZen st. Call WO. 2300 till . pm.
EDW. H, JONES 81 CO.. INC, $500 Conn.
ave. -2g
Is ACRES-This beautiful level tract, part
ly wooded. is in the Mount Vernon area
and adjoins 4 promising and restricted
development. 1t is offered as q whole at
$500 per acre. OWNER, Engleside So
ATTENTION. BUILDERS! IL building lots.
with modern 6-room frame house and 2
modern cottages. located in Arlington
County. Just outside of Falls Church
brokers. -30
Evening star., 1947-03-28
STORES FOR RENT.

LGE. CHAIN STORE com,
have space for q large retail
ton; next to corner of 14th and G SITS:
NV; entire 1st floor and basement. Of
10-story office building; approximately
shsq dss 81 II wth ea asy M in ETs EeG
BERNSTEIN g. CO, 14l5 X st. NV. Call
a Doe 'o'i ST. N.w.-oround floor store,
rent iGe Gep les NJ sep
l4th st. nw-New store,
7x3o f. sl25, incl mel heat &C. @615 s,o,s. "a -
be built. For information. write Box 697b.
Psthesdi HsSS ai.a p s.. & NV. Store centrally @
L sss EssesRRs4P1$Ess party fD
so3 3 9th sT. N.W:-ist floor as is
GEORGE I. BoRGER. 64a Indiana ave.
Wis Wis. Si AVE, 0ISSa near Sears RoebuekIle-tt
store and bsmt. very deep, suitable any
M. Gerber, LEGuM & GERBER Realty
BasEMENT STORE for rent. zoos 18th st.
nfPER nT ssN Conn. AVE-, 1h in excellent shopping
and basement; available immediately to
sive With j. A. WEINBERG CO; INC,
Realtors 1907 H st: NV NA. 55oq, sb,. al 81
bakery iewelry beauty salon, shoe or silt
shop. For information cali CHI. 6565. 80
CONN. AVE. near r. large store. new front.
25xe0, with balcony, suitable for any
type Of business long lease to sgeTtansis 9si1 anita
WALTER OGUS, RE. 6455 80
ROCKVILLE, across from courthouse, bet.
Safeway and Peoples Drug Store; 1000 SO,
SH oi34 or WI 3G8S -5U
Evening star., 1947-03-28
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

18th AND KENNEDY SITS. N.W.-zoned j St
commercial: 5Oxl AZ and 25xl42. facing on
nsnesd{ By ST ame Tds aey eyse1 m ae, m
/, FRIEDMAN. Broker, RE. 1866. d.
SGSo So En- zoned comm ;ro on main a.
price. S2a ,reas terms For further
inI9rmstion; I49,g cali MEIzLER's VIRG1NIA
cEosEI q s M No. a ARIfSGToN Psa y 81 Rm So it.
on main highway, zoned commercial; price,
Fs5GSG s9s4 xh hSuss es sf vii FL
y1s.sES s asSs q. 75:a: oesn III III 9 pm Pm
hwy; nr. Cherrydale; reasonably priced. For
GINA OFFICE, 3sl1 Lee hwy, Arl. Va,
fovEMY HS aSf BRfck d % TouKfsT Gsfn HOME Ri ON
faEshsr infeTmstios; eali METzLER,s vIR-
fAkGE To6kisT' HOME. open nr. Fl Fails is charen; e;m
Ssmt oil Fms Seaf so Eassh bsiss box
pond. some furniture: lot l6sx2OO; rm for
o siGas sns sassa pos M sseS
property zoned commercial; price. S27 500:
For further Information. call METzLER,s
Ka5ElA oK Aass 4sGs aI 5$ai 6esn BE- hHY 11
SILVER SPRING, hwy. No. 20, Burnt
Mills, fronting Colesville rd.. adjoining NC
Kone and Marion Motors. Good site for
grocery; 81 per So. TT. ROBERTS E.
LATIMER, T133 Alaska ave. GE. 1870
GOING TEARoOM BUSINESS with good
home. in ,Olney-ssndy. Spring country, on
main highway, IL miles north of Silver
Spring. Attractive main dining room, seat
all fully eauipped. Property in fine con-
dition. owners illness only reason for
selling ROBERTS E. LATIMER, 1888
Alaska ave. GE. 1870. 20
ALExANDRIA-Lot, 20,251 So. TT, 'front.'
ing on 2 streets; best commercial section
a block from King st. r. L. RHINE
REALTY CO., 607 PRINCE ST., Alexandra
TIE. S426; ewes. and Sun, Alex 69l
so
1st COMMERCIAL, downtown 14th St NV
-3-Story brick building with p basement
coal hot-water heat with stoker, toilet and
tories on 2nd floor; freight elevator ,te
:,rd ;tioor; fire escape; truck entrance with
floors will carry heavy machinery; buildins
s3xl1W Eyes Sat- and md SUB Sun val cal N Mr
1927 Eye ST. NV. MA 6353 20
Evening star., 1947-03-28
PROPERTY FOR SALE,

IN ARLINGTON, va, s building lots off
Lee blvd. suitable for apis. with all i'm
or CHI O699, NJ T. BRoYHILL co. -2s
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION: A.
story and basement. modern brick ONCE
ittsF es III PG sound S% wa AEsiE II f
"e DOUBLE BRICK GARAGES" adjoining,
located rear 31l4 Mt, Pleasant st. NV;
ss 3: ',sshsf 81 HRsY 4i
Broker. RE. 1855. rs
ps aPT ess SITE o man nssR M aR a2Ess f.
AT. 2239 or TR. 1915. -2s
6-sTORY APT. BLDG, nesr Conn. ave.
and columbia I'd; only ~ times gross
top location: Mr.. Poole; DRuRY REALTY IT,
ssss. SaHr'' 1877 x n'w' re- 1885, eve, &ss sA'
5-UNIT Def BRICK. l and . bedrms. ca;
about 8 yrs. old; viii show approx. lass
RIEAITySo i = q SERVICE; "a 1s1a Pa. ave. s S.
5sh e ST. e. tenanEs sfns r%s oSn Kit u,ss fna
only $1,000 down. ACE REALTY SERV-
De, 1214 Pa. ave. s.e LU. 1910 It'll Pm.
16eO WILSON BLyD.-unimproved lot,
rented on short-term lease. while waiting
i FEM 2 Is :. lsg5 lNggSKAS' W KR. *4so' 1851 St.
AVE Easily to 5ms STORE bath Or
AcE sy realty esitr a Service. III Pa. ave. Sc"
VACANT--9room and bath, bay window
brick. automatic oil Eeat, air: suitable for
conversion into . In apsrtments; .s, located
Gsl 18Th 81 81. i SK: /: COLUMBIA RID. n.w@lst
commercial store and spts. Income S5,-
Ex. iS$2 REALTY AssociATEs. INC.
fSsE: Isis 70 PS 1910 1910 0 ST. N.w.-sa rooms
h0eie ste HaRsS
sRShsfx sf9d s!as AVE. s7 ~ Nk. "A yfsGuRcorner
sEsk 9s s psonssy viii 6ns s0Fss "na GOOD
return for your investment. Call GE. 2270
till pm: ewes Mr. Talbert, Ia a3.5
FK1sHTSH4p EKsT cSHa GoAk E5Asrx xyf G2 blk south
pnnon' S s01h bds
Shows l0ee- net return. For price and de.
suns suns s1 + sEsfkfaESHs aEssY 'sT TaIp aas
coRNER, 5 FAMILYEPrlced at $4,000
insurance CO loan; two det. apt bdgs:
times: ali located in splendid rental sec
tions of popular Arlington. KELLEY g.
BRANNER, DI. 7740: eves.' Mr.. Kelley
NoRTHWEsT-Less than times annual
$273; owner furnishes heat only; $1,000
WM W M NJ. TTRocKMoRToN sRe,eo 1f % Reaitor, ESI 81.
OWNER oTFEks 4-GNir brick apt: bldg
Esss S",iPs &sns5 $1,000 sash
fS5sii DoWNTewS TSi h4ei 4ecioRNER-Modern 'o apart
men, men building 63 units: income oyer yer S35-
times Shows excellent net return. Walk
ing distance to main shopping district.
near bus and streetcarS; complete
phone piasa' Mr.. { covey. % Taylor % sais. L. +.
GRAyyATTE, Realtor, .729 18th st. NV,
aA1 s4sseRs eGRsa'Ga fass
annual income; ! apt. available to pur-
chaser, cha T. F. p SAB HURGEss' EfI a5a4 Penna,
apis; income $4,000 per year. Priced to to
S. GUNN. 1926 Penna. ave. Sc. FIR. 1905.
MUST BE SOLD to close estate: house and
J: LANE: Columbian Building. NE. :.436,
1855 IS LEWIS ST. N.E.-very attractive
6-unit apt, in immaculate condition; an
nual rental, S4,a2o;, priced for immed.
fas 81 b sLock sth sr aps saoE IN
very desirable neighborhood owner can
hive in one, apt. and income from others
will more than carry cost and payments
priced for immed. sale. r. g, DUNNE. AT
$500: ewes. Mr.. Curling, HO. 1868.