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Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Home And Garden
Club Holds First
1947 Meeting

The Home and Garden Club at
Patagonia held it's first regular meet
ing for 1947 at the home of Mrs
Inez Wilson.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Marco Hack
leman, and each member answered
roll call with a verse on Friends"
A new membership list was made
out as a number of members have
dropped out because of moving away
and other reasons.
After the business session Mrs
Hackleman read lovely story en-
titled Between Dusk and Dark, %
the theme being a joyful homecom-
ing. New rosebud" names were
drawn for the next six months and
the remainder of the afternoon was
spent socially.
The hostess served coffee, tea,
and fruit cake to the following mem
bers: Mrs. Laura Bergier, Leota
Gatlin, Elizabeth McCutchan, Eliza
beth Kirkham, Nellie Campbell, LIE
Flora Riggs, Vera Middleton, Marco
Hackleman, Gladys Swyers and
Della Turner. Guests for the after
noon were Miss Pearl Vaughn and
Mrs. Ruth Hyatt.
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Nogales international., 1947-01-31
State Income
Tax Man To Be
Here February 28

PHOENIX, Jan. 30-Joe Hunt
chairman of the Arizona State Tax
Commission, today announced that
Howard Elder, auditor of the Income
Tax Division, would be in Nogales
at the City Hall from February 28
to March 4 to assist with the filing
of income tax returns.
Mr.. Hunt stated that it has been
procedure in the past for the Tax
Commission to send these field rep
resentatives to the individual towns
to aid the taxpayers. "It is my de-
SIRE Mr. Hunt continued, land that
of the members of this Commission
to have each taxpayer take full and
complete use of these men, all Of
whom are trained and well verSed
in income tax matters. These men
are here for the purpose of helping
the individual taxpayer prepare a
fair and accurate return Of their in
come for the previous year"
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Mrs. L. M. Allen
Honored
AT Stork Shower

| When Mrs. L. M. Allen stepped
into the Woman's Club Tuesday
evening expecting to attend meet
| ing of the American Legion AuXil-
iary, she was astounded to discover
the affair was surprise stork show
er in her honor.
Mrs. T. H. Schmidt and Mrs. K.
| N. Corbet, hostesses for the affair,
had decorated ingeniously, using a
baby and toyland motif. Suspended
from the ceiling was a ruffled pink
and blue umbrella, and two decorat-
ed tables furthered the nursery
scheme.
The table on which the shower
gifts were heaped was gay with a
cloth on which bootees, toys and
flowers were pinned, while the re-
freshment table featured a three
TERED decorated cake, topped by a
stork, which, when lifted, revealed
a miniature baby in flower bed.
Mrs. H. B. Georgelos made and dec
grated the cake.
Games were enjoyed and gifts
opened and admired before refresh
ments were served at a late hour.
Included among those present
were: Mesdames L. M Allen, w. j..
Phillips, A. G. Reid, w. w. Mus
grave, Joan Maui, G.. l.. Harker.
Gordon Farley, H. B. Georgelos, Roy
Harmon, E. G. McClanahan, Bert
Blabon, Don Damn, John zuck, Fred
Gilmore, George Morgan, Maude
Peterson, Clayton v. Smale, G. D.
French, Walter Noon, Leroy Schill-
ing, Glenn Holgerson. T. H. Schmidt,
K. N. Corbett, Miss Ruth PereE and
Miss Jeanette Gasink.
s$**s*%as
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Mother Of Local
Mar, Passes
Away At Tucson

DOUGLAS, Jan. 30--Funeral serv-
ices for Mrs. Musette Grantham, &C.
year-old pioneer resident of Pearce,
who died Wednesday of last week in
Tucson at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Frank Boice, were held Satur-
day at the church at Pearce. Rev
Roland H. Cortright, pastor of Grace
Methodist church, Douglas, officiat-
ed. Burial was in the Pearce ceme-
terry.
+ Mrs. Grantham was born May %,
1880, in Catawba, N. c., the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Powell.
She came to Arizona in 1897 and 45
years ago she with her late husband,
r. L. Grantham, settled in Light,
Ariz., where they started general
store. They later operated a filling
station with their store for many
years.
Survivors include two daughters,
Mrs. Boice of Tucson, Mrs. Erma
Logan; four sons, Lee Grantham Of
Benson; Robert Grantham of No
gales, Wesley Grantham of Wilcox,
Charlie Grantham of Fairbanks:
and two sisters, Mrs Richard Con-
nelly of Inglewood Calf, Mrs. Ell
bert Webb of Bishop, Calf; and
four brothers, Ed Powell of Douglas; !;
Ernest Powell of La Mesa, Calf,
Frank Powell of Wilcox, and Ted
Powell of Hollywood, Calf.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Stork ShOwer,
In Honor Of
Mrs. Ledford

Mrs. E. G. Cleveland and Mrs. Joe
Dalgleish were hostesses at a stork
shower at the Cleveland home, Is
.Anza Drive, Friday night nonoring
Mrs. Lloyd Ledford.
The list of invited guests included
Mesdames George Morgan, H. K.
Street, James Polk, Thomas
Schmidt, Bert Morgan, Fred Cab
bard, Lloyd Gaylhan, Alex Durazo,
Hector Canopy, G. L. Harker.
Gladys Cameron, Fred Gilmore
Hamilton Draper, c. Franklin, Joe
Haynes, Glen Holgerson, Lon Bell
man, R. G. Michelena, Howard
Morgan, and the guest of honor, and
Miss Jeanette Gasink.
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Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Nogales Women
Honored At
Stork Shower

Honoring Mrs. Robert Fain and
Mrs. Charles Fain, Mrs. R. l.. Pack
wood, 341 Walnut street, gave a
stork shower week ago Wednesday,
Those invited were Miss Julia
Munguia, Miss Rosa Kerson, and
NTesdames Lou Wofford, Allan Wolf,
Harry Wolf, B. H. Sukowske, Mabel
Tuffert, and the honor guests.
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Miss Phyllis Hullin, who recently
discontinued her studies at the Uni
versity of Arizona, left Tuesday for
her home in Sacramento, Calf,
after visiting friends in NogaleS.
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DR.. and Mrs. Zenas B. Noon were
expected home yesterday from sew
eral day stay in Los Angeles.
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A special meeting of A.A.U.W. has
been called for next Monday evening
by the Education Committee, at the
home of Mrs. L. F. Byars, president
of the group. Further discussion on
changes and innovations in the local
schools is planned, and a full at
tendance is anticipated.
The Wednesday Bridge Club met
on Thursday afternoon this week, at
the home of Mrs. A. J. Milliken on
Noon street.
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Mrs. D. G. Scott and Kimball Cox
left Tuesday afternoon for Phoenix,
to attend a meeting of state Red
Cross workers and area representa-
tives to make arrangements for the
Red Cross Drive to be held in March.
Mrs. Scott is secretary of the Santa
Cruz County group. Drive chairman
for the county will be Robert Marcus.
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Mrs. Lon Bellman and children,
Lonnie and 10 Jane, will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Iberri,
of Tucson, at their home this week
end.
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Earloyde Edmonson and Hollis
Gray, of Tempe, we're Nogales visi-
tors last weekend.
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Walter Holm, Jr., left Tuesday for
Cambridge, Massachusetts,, to enroll
for the spring term at Harvard Uni
versity.
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Louis Phillips, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phillips, will be host this even
ing to a group of friends at his
home on Court street for dinner and
dancing, according to invitations
distributed this week.
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Mrs. Stauffer
Hostess To
St. Andrews S Guild

Friday afternoon, Mrs. Charlotte
Stauffer was hostess to members OF
st. Andrews Womans Auxiliary
Guild at her home on Hudgin street
for a delightful social meeting.
Mrs. j. Atkinson presided over a
brief business session. The Rev.
Mr.. j. Atkinson led the group in
prayer and gave the scripture read
ing. Excerpts from Kathryn Forbes
"Mamas s Bank Account were read
by Mrs. E. S. Edmonson.
The tea table was decorated with
azaleas, and Mrs. Anna Noon poured
for the hostess. Among those pres
ent were Mesdames H. j. Karns, B.
j. Jones, E. Titcomb, E. A. Titcomb,
Alfredo Sandoval, Robert Johnson,
John McClung, C. Woosley, Irene
Sturdevant, r. j. Payne, E. S. Ed
monson, Mr.. j.. Atkinson and the
hostess.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
LEAVING NEW YORK
SATURDAY FOR NOGALES

Mrs. A. j. Abbott of Nogales and
granddaughters, Carolyn and Elean-
or Johnson, are leaving New York
tomorrow by train for Nogales and
will arrive here about Feb. 4th. Ell
eanor will enroll at Nogales High
School and Carolyn will go on from
here to Los Angeles to attend school
and while there stay with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Johnson.
The two girls are daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Johnson of New York.
Their mother elizabeth Abbott
Johnson), who has been here for
sometime undergoing medical treat
ment, will return to her home in
New York shortly.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
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the donkey most successfully.
The happy guests included Scotty
and Billy McGimsey, Justin and
Carolyn Farley, Suzonne Jane Med
len, Bobby zweig, 10 Jane and Lon
ME Bellman, Bobby Bennen, Johnny
Elias, Louis James and Kathleen
Escalada, Patty and Mickey Gala
CHAN, Michael Gandee, Sue Moery,
Sue Cresswell, Debby Capin, Rose
Capin, Diane Capin, Georgia and
Helen Fricas.
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Nogales international., 1947-01-31
AxeL Holm
Celebrates
.5th Birthday

In celebration of his fifth birthday
anniversary, Master Axel Holm in
vited a number of young friends co
a party at his home on Pajarito
street Monday afternoon.
In the games played, Patsy Gala
han won the prize for the peanut
hunt, and Lonnie Bellman was win
ner in breaking the gay pinata
Mickey Callahan pinned the tail on
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Spanish Supper
In Honor
OF Father Doran

A Spanish supper was given at the
home of Miss Clara Ahumada, 319
Walnut street, Tuesday evening
honoring Father j. Doran. Those
attending were Father O'Rielly
Misses Anna Tena, Amalia Embrick,
Mary Louise Vigil, Odila Bayze,
Lydia Abadie.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ahumada, ST.,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Tena, Mrs. Gene
Peltier, Mrs. Camilo Ahumada, Mrs
Edward Bayze, Jr., and Mrs. J. Wat
son, and the guest of honor.
ARAMMkAkM
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
THE UNITED CHURCHES
FELLOWSHIP
Congregational -MethOdiSt)

Observation-Disclosures
Sunday School meets at 9:45; MIR.
Milford VanderWalker, superinten-
dent.
Primary Department meets same
hour; Mrs. Lon M. Bellman, super
intendent.
Morning worship at HOO o'clock
Theme, "Our Visions and Their
Value"
The choir under direction of Mr.
Russell A. Smith will sing an an
them. A duet will be sung by Mrs
Auverna M. Crane.
A cordial invitation extended tc
all who do not worship elsewhere
Strangers made welcome.
O. A. SMITH, DID,. Minister.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Nogales Girl
Graduating
As Nurse

With three years of nursing edu-
cation completed, Miss Mary A
Shestko of Nogales will be graduated
as a nurse from the st. Joseph s
hospital school of nursing in cere-
monies Sunday afternoon in the
hospital chapel. Miss Shestko plans
to practice surgical or pediatric
nursing.
She is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Shestko, Jr., 221 Monroe
street, Nogales, and was graduated
from Noga1es high school in 1943.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH
Sunday Services

Sunday Services
800 am.-Holy Communion.
GAS a.m.-Church School and
Bible Glass.
HOO am. Holy Communion
(choraD and address.
Tuesday, Feb. 4-Bishop's Com
mittee in hall at 7:30 pm.
Friday, Feb. 7-Business meeting
of Auxiliary Guild in hall at 2:30 p.
m.
Everyone welcome to worship.
REV. j. ATKINSON, Vicar.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
MRS. C. CAREY WHITE
LEAVING FOR IRELAND

Mrs. G.. Carey White left Sunday
for Washington after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Morgan
elaine Daniels) and her sister, Mrs.
Mike Levy. From Washington she
will go to Dublin, Ireland, her next
assignment with the state depart
ment. She recently completed a
two-year assignment at Oslo, Nor
way.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John Jund, Jr., Of
Pasadena have been spending sever
al days visiting Nogales friends.
They were recently married in Pasa-
dena. During their stay here they
made a trip to Ruby with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Miller.
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Miss Nancy Marsteller has re-
sumed her studies at the University
of Arizona after spending the be-
tween-semester vacation at her home
on Marsh Heights.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Noon had
as guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Irwin and sons Jimmy and Lewis
George, Mrs. G. White, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred White, all Of Tucson.
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DR.. and Mrs Charles S. Smith
returned Tuesday from several
day stay in Los Angeles They were
accompanied on the trip to the coast
by their daughter, Miss Mary Allen
Smith, University of Arizona stu
dent.
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Miss Mireya Esquivel, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Esquivel, cele-
brated her fourteenth birthday
Tuesday evening at her home on
Noon street About rs persons were
in attendance. Dancing and re-
freshments were enjoyed by all.
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Miss Martha Ann Frazier, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Frazier,
returned Wednesday to the Univer-
sity of Arizona for the second semes-
ter. While visiting here she had as
her visitors Jim Tod and Bill Farrel
from Bandera, Texas, where they are
employed by The Lost Valley Guest
Ranch.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Waggoner
(Betty Lytle) and infant son were
visitors in the county last weekend
from Tucson. Mr. Waggoner is q
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Waggoner
of Patagonia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bowman
and daughters Georgia and Ginga
we're in town Tuesday from theil
winter home in Tucson.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Christian Science informal serv-
ices are held at the Nogales Theatre
on Sundays from II am. to II noon.
Visitors are cordially invited to
attend.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MRS DEE GITTINS

A surprise party honoring Mrs.
Dee Gittins on her 65th birthday,
was given this week by Mrs. Mary
G. EllarS, daughter of the honor
guest. Among those present were
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Harker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Saveedra and DR.. Luis Pa
Won.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Sacaton, Ariz., located south Of
Phoenix, is the seat of the Maricopa
and Pima Indian agency. The res
ervation was first established in 1859.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

They wind around the outskirts Of
the city in picturesque settings.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
Shower In Honor
of Miss Moreno

A shower for Miss Maria Louisa
Moreno of Nogales, Sonora, was
given Monday at the home of Miss
Anna Maria Bonorand by the Club
Juvenil. Miss Moreno became the
bride Tuesday of Armando Gonzales,
who is associated with the Banco
Ganadero of Nogales, Sonora.
The newlyeds left on an undis-
closed honeymoon after the we'd
ding.
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Mrs. Graham Bell and Mrs. Wal
ter Douglas (Annabelle Wager) were
here Wednesday from Tucson.
Mrs. Angela Balough and daugh-
terS have moved from Morley avenue
to $50 Wayside drive.
Graham Rumble, student at the
University of Arizona, spent a few
days last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Merritt Rumble.
Asa%$&ass
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Bracke1
are back from trip to Los Angeles
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Nearly 1,400 miles of irrigation
canals keep the Valley of the Sun
around Phoenix fertile and verdant.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Arizona, with a total land area of
approximately 114,0O0 square miles,
is the fifth largest state in the
Union.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Colossal Cave, one of Arizona'S
many wonders, is located % miles
east of Tucson. The cave was form
ed by underground waters into for
nations resembling animals, build
ings and people.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
J. /. Jones, Pastor
WEEKLY SERVICES
Sunday:
Bible School, 9:45 am.
Preaching, 10:45 am.
B.YP.U., $3.50 pm.
Preaching, 7:30 pm.
Mid-week Prayer Service and
Bible Study, 7:30 pm, Wednesday
All are welcome.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31
SACRED HEART CHURCH

Sundays: GOO, 700, $3.50 and 11:no
am.
Weekdays: 700, 800, $3.50 am.
BENEDICTION:
Sundays: 7:3O pm.
Nogales international., 1947-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Writ G.. Bowman
and daughters Georgia and Ginga
were in town Tuesday from their
winter home in Tucson.
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NEWLYWEDS HERE

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Evening star., 1947-06-28
STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, K ST. n. W. near 14th St.
Of ssEyb dss9ybs s spaes eds sBBprqf for
gaz vt r 5s5ffs Iefs{Ss G4E SSs LES SEES
GOOD LOCATIONS, various sizes reason
FIRST NAT1oNAEa REALTY CORP, 99o5
SG% STORE o1 B1Pe p .ys Of sRs9 gD9sR
sbe Md to I'VE yeetsn sas' only at ssSS Ro Realty
CO., 9713 Ga. ave, sH. 114l; ewes, sH
COLUMBIA RD., 1900 block-wili be
available in about two months after re-
has a basement. Cali TIE, @e57 after 7
b DBiotS'wNTowN-About 1000 #. bsnnt once
and storage space suitable for service or
wholesale concern; $3.50. See ianitor at
Alabama; cor llth and SITS. NV. Phone
fai 18th oiSr AND COLUMBIA RID. Nw.-Fxcel. To-
Ssd reaF Ee pafEnE s3TH with ra B Aug T s ps
Owner will give long; term lease at ad-
4s55: EESGs sy:s fER95S fE a55s Realty 60. SD.
CONN. AVE. bet R and s-Bldg. 24-ft.
front long Lease ayaila5le @ to EesppoqsI66ls 3 1sI6
CO, 7lG Jackson pI.. Lafayette 50. NV
sEEw STORES being erected at sos, sos
Applications from reliable firms now being
LAReE iSisa EASEMENT, IT. sHoF; r 268so,, with
AleSandria sgs dita as Va. % or cali TE. $50 40
'vA.-.For rent, new store
room Just completed, few doors of King ST.
double doors front and rear: large show
windows. pa baths, alley to rear Of store;
suitable for furniture, clothing. appliance
Call Alex. 5591. 29s
Evening star., 1947-06-28
our-oE-Towk REAL ESTATE.

DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.-To settle estate,
we offer 8-unit apt, and lge: adjacent lot.
stantial frst trust available. VIM COR
eoRAN COZ A6 HILL g. So 3s9 5s9 Jackson p Laasy-
JAMESTOWN, R. Modern, well-eouip-
ped furnished summer cottages near
beaches on Nsrragansett Bay. Priced from
$3.50 to $1,000 for the season MERE IRE
Realtors Insurance. Phone 100, Sundays
WATERFORD, yA.-small brick Georgian
house, built 1902; orieinal Aoors, man
tells, hardware; 4 f1replaces, modern plumb
ing, oil heat; large lot; committing Wash
ingtonj $1,000. OWNER. tel; waterford
2496 before 10 am. or after pm.
PENNsYLvANIA-s acres and furn. 6-rm,
house with electricity and running water
tysburg on U. S. 80; heavy wooded area;
trout stream runs through property; hunt
ing in season; 400-ft. frontage on hwy;
golf course within walking distance, swim
ming pool nearby; can be made into tourist
SACRIFICE. FLoRIDA-2-apt, furn. house;
heart of pEospeFFogs tovns se highway agn 6d s6d
cash bal rent. LII 51s7, Ext. 5. s.
HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
Gulf Coasts fastest growing restricted
communities. Over 400 sold, l to acre
homesites, fronting or near salt water
community boat dock priyil,. hard I'd,
eIec. Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as
$500, S45 down, S15 mo. 1mmed. posses
sion. For beautiful Illustrated free boos, ses5
K st. NV. Me-. 1143. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Realtor. i
Evening star., 1947-06-28
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

end CoMMERCIAL-Idea site for ware
house, light manufacturing, bottllng plant
laundry, trailer camp, drive-in restaurant
erty now improved by, Groom house. and
10000 50; IT., with about loo-ft, @ oa front
Va, just over Alexandria city line; rail-
road passes rear of property. Priced to
ss s susSy sa MI 7e RsyBond RsT 0G IA Is 5s4 %
FRANK, S. PHILLIPS, 927 18th st. NV,
Az. d5sgs ssa.s foasE g tsE .sPy sfys bss
easily Converted, GL. 1447 or cH 1853
10th AND SITS. N.w.-1st commercial;
modern brick ONCE building, consisting OF
5 paneled ofices, gas heat: also adjoining
brick building with 8 rms. and bath; can
sSe aS into ea most til q LEo
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV, Me
BLADENsBURG RD.- 1st commercial;
choice location for large food market, OF
active thoroughtsre; lot Size, 1oox26$:
nTssssi.f p LEO nv R5ssd Il sell CO. ea u
GGEoRGaETT;oDwMNE; aT;DME sfSy; SIS. .5oo-Red brick g.
one block of Wisconsin ave, Eyes, Mr.
sherwood, Wo. 4s45. J. LEO KoLB. INC,
REsTAURANr LocATIoN-1deal corner
in best business section of Arlington; 2
stery a oIEa 5!dg. easily converted. dt. l447' IS
sEcoSD1' COMMERCIAL, OUTSTANDING ms 10,
cation for, small plant, containing 6,244
from IT. rear 48-fsRt eRAE E0ptaff YE E SessoFs
Wis sves ave-. IN. first comner
sa sonsDs seysTs psTsss fY6 sv1sSs MsHSX
18th st. NV. DI. 0476: ewes. RA. 7717
VA. LocATIoN-Lone,f frontage with excel
bldg, on Wash. blvd. close in; cheap
Y: 2; WHITENER' Brokerage OK. 264s
PIONEER CoTTAGEs-Route I, near
Woodbridge; exceptional Offering of is
land with s50-ft. frontage on main hwy;
for quick sale. For full information, call
ALs s LINER HSR or AIsG 6UNcAS ss co eyeI ALz
and Insurers, 209 Rupley Bldg, -S15
King ST., Alexandria. 80
Mr., Sill. .sPG. and new Ord groc. store;
stock and fixtures, gas station, storage
olass oss GS rms b 2 acFsS fenced; fEzS p0st
LARGE CORNER STORE on Ga. ave-, near
Columbia I'd. NV; wide, frontage, on 2
streets; store fixtures, stock and real estate
included; possession at settlement. In
spsct99RR BY eny MI HlHts
Boss & PHELPS, INC, i417 K NV. 80
WATER FRONT ACREAGE. = Valuable
peake Bay and 4,S00 feet on hard-sur.
faced State highway, comprising about so
tiful sand beach,, safe bathing, plenty shade
trees and ideal sites for development
Stores. post office. etc, within half mile;
electric an nd od9 aeiitsS ayaa1e
ment. Box 422-K, Star.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

6s-ACRE FARM, located in one Of the
best farming sections Of Montgomery Coun-
ty: The home and al n nee. outbldss. ,,a1 are
Priced for quick sale Exclusive, CRANE
e. HELAN. Realtors, Sligo 1000. ewes. III 9.
9 MILES BELOW Lsonardtewn, Md, near
old house. with telephone; outbldEs In
for for cultivation? also over $4,000 It. q
registered herd q Angus cattle. s14,559o.
mi, from PooiesYiile' Nd. overlooking the
Potomac Valley: modern farm house with
erty; sos 900. HEfBERG Co. 7f0 Jack.
son pl. NV, DT. 1888. rs
PREREvOLUTIoNARY stone house, stons
ssrn o 79 aeoei ooesas 0 Md rs 5G9F one
HIdTaIJBERd CO, no Jackson Di, NV, pr.
HOWARD COUNTY. MD.-whsat and
@ saaRhnssiT sTocR qMEa1H faRM 9O12 nj front,
1S ACRES. with 6-room frame house ,!e5tl snd
REALTY ssas 9S'4SIos CO. Fsirfs2 s$81-J. NSs
WE HAVE A STOCK FARM that is priced
for immediate sale, consisting Of 242
Soss 3S g92d an @
sood Sopss ssock = 2arm sI see this one you rEsTA.
i96-ACRE grain and stock farm. located
@ @IsTss pax AK ban; s. 500, q , sssy terms.
PENTAGoN REALTY co. Fairfax 33d-J'
aes-ACRE DAIRY FARM. stocked and
eaniDped in thrlylng gI,6n dsIrg sesSlo S on
Fairfax 33I-J. 20
1.aoo-AcKE STOCK AND GRAIN farm.
near Fredricksburg 9-mile frontage on
s55 R0SF III 9 b.as fsa
house house has has Is .ro rooms "s and Baths; tenn
a2a REAfrE Co.. req raaa fast' f
115-AcRE DAIRY FARM near HsymarSet.
and ali necessary equipment. "a head milk
cows. 5-6 years old, milking machine. g.
sR5 'asR aEAffY G29ns e. hPns Sa.4 sasio ssI
s5o.AoRE MODERN DAIRY FARM, dS0 rs
and G a ohr da5y tGf f
price includes growing crops and COM
plete, equipment; main dwelling rooms
included Incl % with / 'far faTm % near HaymsSke.. Va.
PENTAaoN REALTY CO. Fairfax 3S{a-J'
Eastern Montana, 1,o44 acres
and ssf' Sfiss Sdss phons az
COUNTRY o HOME, rooms. 20 acres, oil
. large, barns poultry houses; land very
Golssvi d'ssn's md GsPoH 9aa
TWo,' 1V1,' CABINS. need repair. each has es
acres and beautiful, spring, nountSin
burg; s&.oeQ each. @. Il LAMsoN,
4ss1,
DELIGHTFUL HOME and farm Of 100
ceilent land: dwelling Of s rooms and
barn and other farm buildings;
vase can y miles 6f Tsst 81 ssa
$50 per month. W K {. PETTTT.
isi FARM. so miles south; nearly
new beautiful Groom bungalow. electricity,
and due to recent death Of my husband
:rops; easy terms: MRS, DAISY PfkABcE.
is ACRES. cleared land, Groom bunsa-
snd other sPd PaT ssso6
yHTTMoRE & HIPsoN Manassas, Va.
n AHsEs .s sqsgss' rom rfssa ls Royy o sosm
main house. tenant house, 2 barns. beauti-
ul stream. 100000. wHTTMoRE 8
q ACRES ahassss sxcsilens s land, nIhe 50 acres
feared. balance wooded: Groom dwelling,
,arn and all necessary outbui1dings: elee-
IoRE ElSE VEL a1psoN M.nsssss sasO ". ss9ns
a ACRES, excellent farm land in Prince
onVsniences Barn and aVi' ali nscsssary @ oe out.
90. wHITMoRE q HIPsoN ManassSsas
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