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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
COMMERCIAL LEAG.
 STARTS BOWLING ON FRIDAY AT EIKS

The Friday Night Commercial League will start bowling this Fri day night on the Elks Alleys and tEe players and the schedule is as follows:
 Pamaray Club-Bill Ray Mrs. Kanouse, Mrs. Lohr, Cliff Norden- son.
 s and T Clothing Co.-Bud Phelps, Mrs. Phelps, Marion Funk, 0. Smithberg.
 Ludwig Nelson-Alex Sturrock, A. Mierzejewski, Mrs. Hardin, Carl Hardin.
 Darnell's Sport Center-Dr. Blan- ton, Mrs. Darnell, Mrs. Hudson, .R. Davlin.
 Veterans Administrations L. Hooper, Maxine Davlin. Fay Boyoe, Roy Stewart.
 Sanitary Meat-L Holmquist, Ms. Holmquist, Mrs. Dalziel, Dick Dalziel
 Home Grocery-Fred Barragar. Mrs. Barragar, Mrs Burke, Art Burke.
 Baileys-Earl Forsythe, Thelma Peterson, Barbara Garrett, Ross Mills.
 SCHEDULE
 Oct 10, p. m.-Pamaray Club vs. Veterans Administration s & T Clothing vs. Sanitary Meat
 9 D. m-Ludwig Nelson vs Home Grocery; Darnelrs Sport Center ys. Baileys.
 Oct IT, 7 p. m-Home Grocery vs. Bailey's; Ludwig Nelson vs. Dar- nells Sport Center.
 g D. m.-Veterans Administra- tion vs. Sanitary Meat; Pamaray Club vs. s & T Clothing
 Oct. 24, ' p. m Ludwig Nelson vs. Sanitary Meat; Pamaray Club vs Baileys.
 g p. m.-Darnells Sport vs s & T Clothing; Veterans Admn. vs. Home Grocery.
 Oct. 3l, D. ms I Clothing vs. Home Grocery; Darnell's Sport vS. Veterans Adms.
 9 p. m.-Pamaray Club vs. Lud- wig Nelson; Bailey's vs. Sanitary Meat
 Nov. ', p. m.-Darnell's Sport vs. Pamaray Club; Sanitary Meat vs. Home Grocery
 9 p. ms & T Clothing vs Bai- ley's; Ludwig Nelson vs. Veterans Admn.
 Nov. IA, D. m.-Veterans' Admn. vs. s & T Clothing; Bailey's vs. Ludwig Nelson
 g p. m.-Sanitary Meat vs Pam array Club; Home Grocery vs. Dar- nell's Sport Center
 Nov. 21, 2 p. m.-Sanitary Meat vs. Darnells Sport Center; Home Grocery vs. Pamaray Club.
 g p. m-Bailey's vs. Veterans Admn.; s & T Clothing vs. Lud- wig Nelson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
For parenis;; Read li, Then
 You Decide

TOPEKA, Kans.. Oct. "A psy- chiatrist, suggesting that parents stress honesty today condemned the practice of teaching children there is s Santa Claus
 You can ge just as much fun out of Santa ny telling the truth, said Dr. Brock Chisholm.
 Besides, telling your child the St. Nicholas legend and other myths are truths might handicap his thinking abilities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
RING DOPE

Four fistic encounters were pull ed off last night. Read about them and see if you have heard much about sany of them. Here they are
 Baltimore-Lee Q. Murray, 205 South Norwalk, Conn, outpointed Curtis "Hatchetman" Sheppard, 190 Philadelphia Q0).
 New Haven, Conn.-Johnny Gre co, 148 Montreal, stopped Tommy Carlo l43, Waterbury, Conn. (3).
 Boston-Joey Angelo, 136, Provi- dence R. L, outpointed Jack "Spi- der" Armstrong, 132, Toronto, 1O
 Chicago-Gene Burton, 139, New York, outpointed Johnny Bratton Al, Chicago d0).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
TOMMY POWERS IS
 BADMINT0N pRExY

Tommy Powers was elected pres ident of the Juneau Badminton Club at the Clubs regular meet ing last night John Krugness, Jr. was elected president and Phyllis Grant was reelected sec retary- treasurer.
 Powers announced that a bad hinton tournament will be held later in the season. He was ex- tremely gratified at last nights turnout of 35 players.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Parmentars early this year. She had been confined to bed for about month Mrs Parmcnter will accompany the remains south on the Aleutian, leaving Juneau Sun day, and interment will be in Po- teau, Oklahoma.
 Surviving are two sons, Alvin Rash of Stockton, California, and Lester Rash of Poteau, Oklahoma che daughter, Mrs. nah Parmenter of Juneau, and seven grandchil- dren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

The Foreign Office comment came only after 2f hours of study.
 The Italian Communist leader Lugi Longo denied in Rome that the information bureau constituted a Comintern-an abbreviation for Communist International which the Russians asserted was disband- ed in May of l943, when German armies were deep in Russia and U s. lend-leace supplies were flow ing freely into the Soviet Union
 Longo said the bureau stemmed from growing danger of war.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
PEPPER GAME

Ray Blades, Dodger coach, ex- plained briefly the tension that was evident on both benches be- fore the final game We had spring training and played the whole season for this game" said Ray Gionfriddo enjoyed the preliminaries hugely, looking over pictures of that great catch he made Sunday and explaining how he took the ball running sideways.
 Bill Meyer, new Pittsburgh man. ager contends that Phil Rizzuto has slowed down half step and that's why he gets bowled over on close plays at second instead of neatly sidestepping the base run ners.
 Quick summary of the Yankee half of yesterdays sixth inning One run, two hits, three pitchers Two Yankee teams-haseball and attracted more than 154,000 spectators Sunday. The world series game drew 74,000 here and the football club drew over 80,000 at Cleveland. . And speaking of football, maybe the baseballers should adopt that free substitution rule The two clubs sent 38 players into action Sunday and 29 Monday and there probab- ly would have been more if the fi- nal game had been closer.
 Pay day for the players comes later when Commissioner A. B. Chandler mails out the checks. It has been learned that the Brooks will slice up B shares, not in cluding the one they voted to ex- manager Leo Durocher before Chandler said mo- That would bring their losing cut to about $4,200 each. The Tanks probably will get about S6,300 apiece.
 New single game attendance marks were set when 73,365 jam med Yankee Stadium for Tuesdays opener and 74,065 erased that mark in the same park Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
MRS. M. E. RASH
 DIES IN SLEEP

Mrs. Margaret Emily Rash pass ed away quietly in her sleep yes terday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, MT. and Mrs. John Parmenter. She was 77 years old.
 Mrs. Rash, whose home for many years has been in Poteau, Okla, came to Juneau to be with the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
INTENTION TO WED

John Thomas Corwin, of Juneau, and Dorlien Cluney of Vancouver, B. C., have applied for marriage license from U. s. Commissioner Felix Gray. Their ages were not given.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, u
 SERIES SUMMARY

Biggest Thrill Cookie Lavaget- to's pinch hit to win the third game and spoil Bill Eebsns' mo- hitter. Best Hit--Joe DiMaggio's s Saturday home run. Best Fielding Play-Al Gionfriddo's catch off DiMaggio Sunday. Best Pitcher Hugh Casey. Best All-Around Player-Joe DiMaggio. Best Fea- ture-the weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
FROMHOLTZ'S NEW JOB

William Fromholtz, of the U. s. Forest Service, has left for the Admiralty Lake Recreation Area to put up the beats there for the win ter.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Yankee problem child cut of no-hi October when double the Dodgers victory game of the World Series played Ebets Field Brooklyn early played for the Oakland Tommy Heinrich safe at first inning with the and cut Reese dropped the ball taken by Robinson and thrown to Reese to start double play. Umpire is Pineli
 Second picture Phil Rzzuto Yankee horttop second base head first Edwards steal The ball Sany while Umpire PneIi called the play.
 The third picture shows pitchers for fourth ief Floyd respectively They friendly do they?
 picture Sanky Stirnweiss good that's Rizzuto back, on play. Interationa Soundphotos)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Dr. Chisholm explained it this way.
 If the children think about it, they know there is no Santa Claus and that their parents are liars so they don't think It's too m- pleasant"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Mems two-pants suits are now arriving See them on display at GRAVES "The Clothing Man" 6 If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Mattresses ana r@.-1tain Girls wanted at Pcrcy's Cafe. 66J If
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Read the Wantads for bargains.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

Fiye-sixth of the world supply of jute from which burlap and sacking cloth are woven, comes from Bengal.
Evening star., 1947-12-06
MOTORCYCLES.

INDIAN SCOUT 1889; newly overhauled
motor: good, condition, S275. Also 194l
Harley, Davidson AS: good condition, S275.
THAT You, TOO, CAN BUY a new 194s
delivered for S39s; 3-speed transmission,
EEeal motorcycle in every sense: Come,
ALLIED MoToRcYcLE SALES home me OF Of
AIS and Matchless machines. 2014 M st.
Must ajH rs sAeRiF1cE-Matchless cR1Ii 1s47, like
pilion: hM 'Va can be be fnaneed. niece Or. is7s. ~ @s
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 194l motorcycle, g.
sl wheel l,,s,e cemmereial; excel cond.; S4oo!
INDIAN CHIEF, is45, good condition,
new paint, saddle bags buddy seat new
tires; trade for small truck or good car
or Or. sell lota fer best cash offer. Call BILL
INDIAN, late 194e. fully equipped best
cash offer. 4719 Macarthur blvd NV. OR
R!AH ftan aSt7 st. 4sos aS "s' af ts
MO MoroRcYeLR, oises G E." Harley-Davidson s4-74;
just overhauled, new tires. carb., wiring,
best hes .edsg ottegE UNDER must sell immed. Gan
GARLEYeDAvlDsoN, Gti 1e4e, "e1-o. h. w.;
excel. cond.; lots Of CHROME; S645 Call
GL; 1892 or see at 572s 9TH st. North,
AIS MoToRcYcLE. 1896 in very good
condition; accessories n price, $3.50 cash.
e1sHMAS c1s HafssF MOTOR NOT SCOOTER, fast eco
nomical transportation also light deliy-
MAN sTz m8dsS %ooR mGsafs sGooSR dsyfsy sA sE sHs
ICE CO., 2010 K st. NV. -
mo ps29s and sseessefes D. Z. nsH
$3.50 Call Or 54I1 II
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rARMs FOR SALE tcont.) }

27O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, all eauipt. with
modern home. 2 tenant houses. also farm
barn With 50 Gas erS os ri
ssi productiys lsnd With @ lse stream: non on hish;
sGRpoFT. coiesvilie. Md. Gail Ashton.
Fol; Fol saEG-An investment in satisfaction.
profitable farming. near schools and
neishbors:, s-rOom home with bath. elec-
tricity and telephone; hot-water heat with
ed porces one enclosed seepns
porch. three hreplaces.. one stone, three
a two-room guest house nearby. Also one
5-room tenant house with electricity: a
barn bsa sad
with sliding, doors, CORN cribs, shop, and
other outbuildings; 1856 acres Of good farm
nice MIC -sr stream. which % never goes a" dry new new
board fence almost surrounds farm; this
property is located abcut one mile from
from Washington. This lovely farm farm home
viii remain. offered for s3s.0O0 until Jan
Hamiton s Va ia Tor M
EASTMAN y STEELE, Falls Church, Va.
telephone $500 =
22s- ACRE DAIRY FARM, fully equipped,
cows, all dairy equip. including milking
machine, ma feed in Dob barn growing crops,
250-acre dairy farm, excellent location.
equipment, $4,000. Many other bar
gains. F E. BAIT, Herndon 226 =
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-11O acres, 10
room house, near railroad station; ten
ant houses, 50-cow barn, 40 acres in blue-
120 acres. Chester loan soil, s-room
house, electricity. good buildings, 80 acres
low at $4,000.
425, acres on macadam road: ll-moderr
brick house, 3 tenant houses; 40-cow barn
silos and other buildings: in good shape
This is fine farm and well worth the
money, $4,000. Call Mrs. Water, Gath
ersburg 590-W-11, or Mr. Saunders, WI
GAO. .. M. FRY, INC, Realtors. -
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oEFIcEs FOR RENT (coNT.)

LARGE OFFICE on End a. with plenty Of
light, will divide to suit tenant. ideal for
doctor in one Of the fastest srowing Sec
tions In D. c. 5000 block 8 Capitol st
Keys at 1919 s. Capitol, EX. 1928. Ia
LGE. ADJOINING RMS, second fl. front;
in modern bldg: Double exposure; heat and
light furn;; s75 per mo; mo; 11Io 18th st
Phone MA 1862. -
FURNISHED, l to 5 desks; can be made
and telephone service. Box 221-T, Star.
sECoND-FLooR SPACE with front window
one on Conn wa ave-; sa2o 20 by 70 1T. 4@2l Connec
$4,000 FEET, DOWNTOWN ONCE space;
s-story, hreproof. elevator bldg; all de-
sirable bright outside rooms: will lease
any size suite, from l to 25 rms: avail
able, Jan; /, I94S: reserve choice space
NV. Apply bldg: office or phone MA. a6s2.
best; newly furnished; modern attractive
board service: weii-appointed conference
room for private discussions: stenographic
service available; ground floor OF Barr
Bldg. 9lg 18th st; nv dew doors from IRON
Siaai SgNTisT 81 se doetors e s oees for rent
once wired for dentist, consisting Of
rooms. reception room and bath. 5435
henry j. ROBE, fNc, 1884 VERMONT
SsSFSfrch Suiiff;i III l7ta st, px ;ga mr. Km, =;
FRED re anu A. sM1TH. Reaitor, YY iYYYs T7th st.
10Th AND K SITS. N.w.-Approx $50 So.
IT, 2nd f. 5%d py5 entrance; Ssssonaele Na sa
MR. MECIPnW
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1RAILERS,

SPARTON MAN0R-f'irst to use airplane
type stressing in structure. Light weight.
sturdy aluminium channel-type ribs and
exterior. Thoroughly insulated. elec:
i5fii BouLEvARp SALES. iisS o. s. /. BerWyn. Nd.
telephone Tower 6162.
YOU'LL BE SIMPLY AMAZED when you
step into our beautiful. spacious. compact
and carefully designed trailer coaches. in
nasonite and aluminium. constructed by
Americas leading manufacturers: prices
and sizes to meet every need. Higgins
Campers and Utility Trailers. RICHTER
TRAILER SALES, u. s.. No, l. Berwyn.
Maryland. Tel. Tower .5o35.
RENT A LUGGAGE or boat trailer to do
your own moving or hauling; save many
dollars. Call today for reservations,
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC. 4030 Wis.
ave. Phone WO. 1891.
1913 NATIONAL AND LANDOLA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
sALEs, SALES ws sooS soos galt. ave. Riverdsle. Md
LIBERTY TRAiLERs-Enioy the comfort
el efs ffsssd RaETER%LpEs scSE GsEsars essa
Baitimore blvd, Berwyn, Md. TO. 5l11 !.
GLIDER-The best trailer on earth; hot
and cold running water, stainless steel
kitchen. large elec. refgr., shower enc
flush toilet in some models, Prices ransins
from S1,795 to So. 795. Delivered COM
plete in this area;. We also have some
Marvel refgrs and Barnes heaters for
immediate delivery. COLE TRAILER CO..
$500 Georgia ave-. ST. $500.
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STUDIOS FOR RENT
OFFICES FOR Rent.

"Ist AND \ SITS. N.W;-Corner location;
rst oor sa snd m e9as ana
mo-; lessee can occupy first floor and base
sion of business: long lease offered: entire
bldg. 1925 per mo. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
FARRAGUT SQUARE Office in desirable
location near Army and Navy Club 2
fsr1Eh II hh'2a sreoSp sA 5SiiI, Floor with front
windows; suitable for business or pro-
possession Jan. 1st. s22 14th st. NV,
DEsIRABLE OFFICES located in the heart
of the financial district; on End floor, single
or in suite; 500 18th st. NV. r.
50. it; newly painted; blocks from White
House; available Immediately; preference
to permanent Washington organization;
$500 month. Elk. 307o. 10
NV. RE, 0345: or RE; 7s1s. =.
2 LARGE ROOMS in downtown area suit
MFFGtiR.s AGENT wants some one to share
Gfise Of se dsss typeTritsr and chairs included
oFffcfs 81 ffcf pa AvAIIABLE-sinsle or suite,
Dupont Circle Bldg. Conn. ave, at Dupont
Gi5ele Gdsms aISo For further information phone
and az a., Z small rms, appprox, 200 So f.:
eoNva2s1fsT e aH e Ph9Rs TocsioS All SSS4oi 18th and
SITS, NV 1-room ro2n office for rent. s55 a
Soe" s,soo souARES FEET OPEN SPACE, near
l4th st. and New York ave, in modern
PASSENGER and freight elevator service:
Occupied by government since frst OF
war. Excellent for school. general Offices.
store with show window on main street,
Can give lease to February of 1949. Very
LUcHs CO., 1906 H st. NV Ma. 2345
TWO LGE. wELL-LIGHTED RMS, in the
Century Bldg, ,412 9th ST.. NV: facing
CO" INC. Realtors, S5s 18th St. NV.
suRI., FIRsT-FLooR SUITE of once on
ton. containing. 500 So #; Of Il. space.
%rRssI S5 asntis Rr.Y Rs9t sHSo peg pg osa ps5
,4th AND SITS. Nw.-Approximately
location. All services included in rent.
oFfica oFfefe ASD Desk f9 oeHSA sFAcE with Tecep
CONN. ors'' ave a and W r st.; Ist e.. ideal for
grocery, commercial Govt. representative,
secretarial service available. Phone Ho.
DOCTORS OFFICE, near new George
Washington University Hospital; 3 rooms
about 500 so. it., in modern apt. bldg;
500 mo. Cali resident manager, RE,
TWo Tpso BLOCKS WHITE HoUsE-2-room
suite, extra storeroom: newly decorated;
available Immediately; S140 month. Elk.
1910. s-10
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

1903 AND 11o9Is MT; oLIvET RID. Ne
Two newly ,remodeled stores suitable for
se ress 5usnes r eass csg d5 be
sREzs III
GsEp CAR loT@outstandtns location
available in close-in N, Arlington. main
highway. Brokers protected. Call Ex,
saS Srd sT; NW.-1st floor: g rms !;
tenant or phone CO. 2e75, s am to m
2215 14th ST. NV, Apt list A., 5
rms. BATH for sales and service or office;
S125. Phone co. 1875 s am. to pm
BETHESDA, on Wisconsin ave-, near the
bank; busiest. street in Metropolitan Area
Attention doctors and dentists, suite
8 lge rooms, street f., suited for beauty
salon. baby shop. florist, tearoom. cleo
tionery and variety shop: 2nd A., lge.
rooms, suited for any office purposes;
basement. big rooms, suited for print
repairing and valet shop. sign painting
shop nr1sns With street
ness property fol, rent OF, sale at s11o
siss Ssb RHfPs sfs location;
approx. 1000 SC. IT.; 2 floors and base
ment; 1st floor and basement vacant. 2nd
floor rented, apts, S97 80 per mo;
hold 2nd floor for future expansion OF
business; Ions lease offered: entire bldg.
S425 per mo. FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI
MAR DUPONT CIRCLE-First CONNER
clal, store front, 3 rooms and bath; $3.50
month MRS. PETER, Du. 1884, . to
a.sToRY BRICK BLDG, rear of 1891 10th
st. n.w.-About $50 SO. IT. on each fl
ave. NV RE 1926. 10
DOWNTOWN, 9th and Eye sts. n.w-Good
location for real estate office, beauty par
You can afford to pay. Wo. 5sOs.
FIRST-FLOOR LOCATION, suitable for
ofices. small store or restaurant; excellent
location, convenient to Columbia and
George washington Hospitals. 24l3 Penn
Sylvania ave. NV.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

LIST AND End TRUST LOANS - Prompt
and courteous service. Before borrowing
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 817
MoNEY st6 e; ng ON sIcoS6 AE: $3.50 TRUST vii,
buy second-trust notes. D. c.. nearby Md.
Or vs; Reasonable rates: NATIONAL.
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
N. Y. ave. NV. National $3.50.
1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER
1404 L st NV, MA. 4157.
lst, End AND 3rd TRUST LoANS-Cash
in "a hours; Also financial aid to build
ers METRO REALTY CO. EX. 549S
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES; quick
settlement. FULTON R. GORDON. 1927
Eye Eye st; NV, DI $3.50. Brokers. attention.
TRUSTS, 1st, End and .3rd. nearby Md.
Va and D: G.. one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE.
1912. RE. 1913. 81
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
WLAALLsHE, INC. Ills Eye st. NV. MA.
LOANS TO D. c., MD. VA. home owners
without excessive title CHARGES or appraisal
fees low rates. SECURITY FINANCE
CORP. S3S Investment BLDG QI 1872
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

HAVE IN MANY SECTIONS of Washing
ton, fine, outstanding commercial lots,
suitable for used-car sales or any outdoor
business. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1865.
ADJOINING RADIO BUILDING in airing
ton, adjacent to Wilson blvd, Colonial
Village, Arlington Courthouse and the
Arlington Trust Co.-Brick building with
= rooms and bath on frst floor, ? rooms
and bath on second f1oo1 full basement
with laVatory and outside entrance; de-
tached garage; oil heat; zoned commercial:
would make excellent Offices. GEORGE
MASON GREEN CO.. 2s40 Wilson blvd,
Arlington, Va. CHI. 3s3s: ewes. and Sun,
NEAR SEARS RoEBUCK, Wisconsin ave
Several stores AND ofdSes furnished or
unfurnished. Call OR. 1882 or EN-. S17s.
N. CAP. ST, corner, modern 1-story FIRE
proof bldg, over 5000 so. ft.; oil heat,
high ceilings, sprinkler system, display
room, office, warehouse and shop; st and
2nd comml.; side loading facilities; ideal
for wholesaler; will lease all or part. Call
OWNER, CHI 43SS. Ill
NORTH ARLINGTON-Approx 10000 So.
#. close in, near busy crossing available
Tor immediate development on reasonable
terms; natural for automotiye garage
agency or used-car business. chain stores
restaurant, small department store.
Brokers' invited. Call EX. 7295 or GIL
1854 evenings IS
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ouT-oF-Towk REAL ESTATE.

"BUY NOW" for your future home in the
Land O'Sun. One of Florida Gulf Coasts
fastest growing, restricted communities
offers you to acre homesites as low as
$500, S45 down, S15 mo. Over 400 sold.
Hard roads cleo. guar. title. For beautt-
full illustrated free booklet write or phone
Paul E. Harrison. 1889 K st. NV, ME.
1143, J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. Realtor.
BAR HARBoR. ME.-For sale: 16-room
house. completely furnished, best location
near water, ST. 1000. OR. 3217. -
FLORIDA BARGAINS-1I4 acre, $3.50; 10
acres, $1,000. Beaut. restricted loc. on
county road. mr.. Orlando. AD. S172. Il
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN PROPERTIES (2) : Both
zoned md commercial, One is located
25-ft frontage and containing about 5000
square feet and certain improvements
wide outlet to 24-tt. alley; exec lent loca-
tlon for light manufacturing. auto repair,
plumbing establishment, machine shop, etc.
The other property is located on 10th St.
consists of brick house, lot ls'xal,. to
priced. Call Mr.. Condit (eves.. OR. 2I2D.
IHoss. J. FISHER g. CO., INC. Realtors
downtown BUsI. BLDG, vacant i'm
mediate possession. Fine STRUCTURE to re-
model for your husi at at little expsnIse peIna, :,
WHafTEFoRD, Wifi NC, RE 6346. s. Brokers
llath 81. Nw.-s,room row brick; ideal i, a
RstBesd Gsson Ma vegy go good Evss sn
sun;. Sur Gi'tS' Mt 5656. Boss 81 & PHELPS, NC
i4t7 lii ( sr. St sR R:v, first commercial-s-Fm
semidetach ched brick, Is-ft: front; ideal for
entrance to basement, could be used as
seoSe ssosF Sessonaby Sesn al preed Ta S
so-D: eokNfR BRick, N.W:.Idssasi con. on.
LEASE, ist Il, ,23x5s, incl heat, $40 mo,
was $3.50; ideal ONCE; shop: light busi;. low
ice-cream plant, 2sx50: SIN: bung,, quick
sale. S12,a5Q n. RYoN GO, GE, 6l46,
corner business property, ideally located
for, shopping center; believed to be the
"Tysons Corner" 376 feet on Leesburg
pike and 2"a feet on Chain Bridge ,rd,
This is key location to the entire
thickly populated neighborhood and heaV-
lily Travelled intersection OF highways to
Vienna, Oakton, Herndon, Leesburg, etc.
There is a good-sized garage 50x60 it."
stockroom 24x2S #, showroom 2ox30, four
modern Gulf gasoline pumps and equip
ment, stock and equipment inventories,
approximately $4,000; distributors for
Goodyear tires and accessories, also ma
jor line Of electrical household appliances
Q good modern, Groom and bath punga-
low. full basement. oil hot-water heat;
now rented for 500 monthly; gross 1916
business, S164, ,000 owner forced to sell
due to health; trust on real estate alone,
now $4,000; total price, lock, stock and
barrel. $4,000. EASTMAN & STEELE,
Realtors FA 1920 -