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Evening star., 1948-11-29
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St. GobrieI's Cord Party Sci

st. Gabriel's Sodality will hold Its
annual card party at $50 pm.
Wednesday at the Parish Hall, 26
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AUCTION SALES,

ADAM A. WEsCHLER son. auctioneers.
Trustees sale Of three-story brick dwell. dwell.
oi u.s. De- deed 1879 81 trust sth recorded CO
records Of the District of Columbia. and
II the W UNDERSIGNED trustees viii offer for
sale by public auction. in front OF premises
en Friday; the third day ct Of. DsSem9er, sS;snan,
described property in the District Of g.
lumbia. to- Wit. Part Of Lot 81 in Geo:
W. Hopkins subdivision Of lots In Square
1do Ps she rfsesasa seeofds IN Of s 81
the suryeyor Ct the District Of c3iIm1ibs. 3bs
described as foloTS rs. sesinnlns atb St i0 the
alonE said line Of said street tn 10 feet, L
ines in District Court Case e16 in the
District Court Of the gnited statss ssufS tor
the pst.t Of a ,ad aeS to
point in the South line Of SAID. Lot distant
Sc feet West of the place OF oeslnnins,
s thence es gss ss tast 1 ef pa %
poses as Lot s13. Square III. Terms OF
sale: One-tilird of the purchase money to
m mepss ptsu OF y $50 Tor each $1,000 including
interest at 5 per cent per annum from
dsy Of settlement Of sale, secured by nrSf
cash. at option Of purchaser. A deposit OF
1000 cash required of purchaser at SAFE.
Examination of title, conyeyancing, recoro.
ing, revenue. stamps and notarlal fees a. y
cost Of purchaser: Terms to BE- be comeiifeo on fs
1se otberwise eih trustees @ reserve the right to
at risk and ssys cost Of
msnt of such resale in some newspaper
published In Washington, D, c., or deposit
NAV be forfeited or with9St iefleilnff of
Sny legal or equitable rights against de-
faultine purchaser: LOUIS G; -. p1SMERR' Sg ER
Trustees. no.O.!5..o o .a.ueI.
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Grant circle NV. Mrs. Joseph 4
Egan Is general chairman.
Evening star., 1948-11-29

ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. auctioneers
Trustees sale Of valuable modern deli.
stock in trade contained in 1889 14th st
NV. BY virtue Of a chattel deed of trusI
No. 5505. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the UNDERSIGNED trustees
win sell by public auction at the above
mentioned premises on Thursday. December
2. 194s, at 2 o'clock pm: electric slicer
fans. drink mixer and refrigerstins case
Dayton scale. baked good display cases
coffee urn. sinks, range hood, Vimco bee'
box, Slick coffee brewer, deep fryer. deep
Terms: Sold subject to prior ehattel deed
Of trust Of about 81, 1,,325. held by the
Hamilton National Bank, payable Sl25 per
Note; Party secured has been advised
that owner Of premises will lease to
satisfactory tenant At Sl10 per montn
tees, Room 500. 1411 Pennsylvania ave
NV. Ma. 9143
Evening star., 1948-11-29

PAWNBROKERS' SALE Of cameras, type
writer's, guns, musical instruments. tele-
score, binoculars. microscope, protector, by
suction. at HORN!NG'S. 1900 No. l
Highway, Arlington. Va, Tuesday, Novem-
ber 80, 194s, commencing 10 am. Terms,
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cooperation in planning common
Evening star., 1948-11-29

THos. J. OWEN q son: auetionreers' 4I' 4so
usble row frame dwelling known SI1.ss as 1a3o II
certain rta % deed Of trust duly recorded, IN
Iiber No. 800. Folio S29 ct seq, OF the
land records of the District Of Columnias
thereby, the undersigned trustees will sell
ct public auction, in front of the prem
ses' Mondsy the ih,t sth day Of Pc Pscf%- so1-
Hsse in the bisssiet a 0 of
desisnatea as and being PAT Of 1sisiaa sns1are
nSmbered Sr r%0f Five Hundred and Twelve (5IsI:
described as follows: Beginning for the
At r6 D9 the on sa9 s Of sa
lot and square and running thence south
along said street, IL feet 4 inches, thence
ssss sssnc. 80 norsh asf' aons an saie alley =
St, and point of beginnins. Together
81 Lot numbered Fourteen 90, and the
use OF the side, alley. 3 feet wide; lying
sSii seriped p premises m and extendins from said
9th st. to said rear alley. Said above
described property now known for assess
bered Eight Hundred. and Forty-two ts42l
In Square numbered Five. Hundred and
t % DEED Terms 81 aSust sSd da s4oSs to 1r
nounced at time Of, sale; the purchase
4 deposit Of 5000 required conyeyane-
Terms to be complied with within 80 days
otherwise deposit forfeited and the prop.
erty may be advertised and resold ct
the discretion of the trustees. WALTER
MILLER, STANLEY T. EWELL. trustees.
No23,26,29, De2,4.
PAWNBR0KERS' SALE of cameras, type
writer's, guns, musical instruments. tele-
score, binoculars. microscope, protector, by
suction, at HoRN!NG's 1900 No. l
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

luth, that Mr. NARROW is with the
Guthrie Construction company
who are building a four-lane high
way into Duluth. They are all we'll
and wished to be remembered TO
their friends in this section.
1t has been an exceptionally good
winter for Apgar and vicinity but
the roads have been very slick.
Mrs Coos entertained at a Stan
ley party today, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Tidrick have moved
to Bolton until the first of Febru-
airy.
Lorune Powell is on the sick list.
o Thone, Valley City, N Oak,
is here for visit with his daugh-
ter and son, Mrs Bob Powell, and
Royal F Thone and family.
We are glad Freddie Hodgson
is able to be about again.
Grant Anderson and family
have transferred from Yellowstone
Park, Wyo., to Glacier Park. Mr.
Anderson is taking Mrs Crumley's
place as storekeeper for the Park
Service. Two of their children, Ro-
ger and Elaine, are attending the
Apgar school.
The Belton-Apgar PTA met at
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

line books and a hearty invitation
is extended to the public to come
IN and take advantage of the gooG
reading material. The new hours
will be Z to 8 o'clock on the same
days as before, Mondays and
Thursdays.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Lundgren, 81
left shortly after New Years for
an extended vacation trip. They
passed through Salt Lake City
and expect to see a good deal of
California.
The Belton-Apgar home demon
stratlon club met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs Fred Larson. A talk
on pre-school children was given.
A new stenographer employed
at park headquarters is Doris Cum
bingham, Helena.
Friends have received word from
the Chattertons that they like their
home in Eugene, Ore, very much.
Mr. Chatterton is now engaged in
spading up his yard.
Mrs Ida Coos, Apgar, picked
two nice pansy blossoms from her
window box Christmas day.
Bolton has just experienced it's
first zero weather this winter. We
wouldn't advertise it, but it makes
skating good.
Those who went skiing Sunday
had a lot of fun and found the
light snow very good. The hill has
a clean wide swath and is wonder
full for practice.
Bolton Sunday school will be dis
continued for just a few weeks,
but it is hoped that religious in
struction will be given by the pa
rents at home.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Slate Meeting, Card Party

lied the William Kaufmans owe,
the weekend. Mrs Fagelsong is 3
sister of Mrs Kaufman.
Mrs Rose Brock is visiting in
Spokane.
Leonard Webb has gone to Den
yer where he will study business
administration.
Mrs Ferd Clement spent some
time in the Kalispell hospital re-
Gently.
Rad Angel went to Waller rec
emily to see his mother, who is ill.
The ladies aid met at the Cross
thwalte home Thursday of last
week with Mrs Jack Forsythe As
hostess. An interesting article was
read by Mrs Christoff on home
missionary work in Big Lick, Tenn.
Kew Schofield dropped in for a
short time.
Our weather has been grand thus
week. But, even though it's thaw-
ing on your porch, don't set your
plants out for an airing. They just
can't take it. We know of several
plants that have been frozen pv
this method.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Around Apgar
By Apgar School

Mrs v Powers and family left
early Saturday morning for q
short stay in Missoula. They will
then continue to Seattle where they
will make their home. We are sor-
ry to see them go.
The school bus picked up any
of us who wanted TO go to Column
bia Falls last Friday and Satur-
day to see the basketball games
They were fine games. Columbia
Falls surely has a good team.
Mr. and Mrs Lee have recently
moved to Columbia Falls for the
winter. Apgar will miss them.
We are certainly glad we took
a field trip last fall and gathered
weed seeds for the birds. The birds
are enjoying them this cold wea-
Their.
Mrs H D Apgar has been sick
with the flu for the past few days.
Mrs Harrington and Tom were
dinner guests at the George Prange
home Thursday evening.
Word has been received from
the Arthur B NARROW family, Du-
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

A lot of people started the New
Year right by attending the PTA.
Nearly half of the total member
ship turned out Monday evening
to hear Mrs Morris Blake, district
president, talk to the PTA about
the aims and detectives of the PTA
for 194s. Her talk impressed ev-
eryone and the work she outlined
will be seriously undertaken.
The Bolton branch library in
the park recreation hall has many
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

Apgar school Monday evening.
Delicious refreshments were SER
we'd by Mrs Willets, Mrs A Ander-
son, Mrs Floren, and Mrs E Brew
ster. There were 80 present.
First grader, Sharon Apgar, is
very anxious to put in these two
items. She had birthday last week
and her dog, Pepper, cut her paw.
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

naxt community card party
=, ur 10 the evening of January %
WI ,n Ds are Mr. and Mrs Ottc
IL nan1berg, Mr. and Mrs Ed Gordon
Mr. and Mrs Jack Forsythe
anu anu meeting of the boosters will
ne on Monday eve.
aood crowd was out Sunday
niqht to hear Miss Newman miss
iO1arv from Siam. She told of ma
nv vI turning to the true God and :. a
GREAT 81 need of missionaries. While
sar medical work brings her into
Nv intact with much that is sad,
.sare was much humor in some &C.
avnts The Siamese are a cheer
su1 open-hearted people in spite
- oil that was suffered during the
,,or years. Comments among those
~ho hear her Sunday night were
.not they would have listened an
hour longer with pleasure.
The Youth Fellowship elected
.fficers Thursday night of last
neck as follows: Erin Perkins, pre-
sident; Norma Reed, vice presi-
don't. Joan Dougherty, secretary;
Marilyn Fehlberg, treasurer. The
% Young people enjoyed a Bible
rriz. Rev Schofield and Mrs Carl
Mcgee are in charge. The group
meets each Thursday eve from
to 8 p m.
Mrs Jack Forsythe was ill last
week.
The Gordons spent the weekend
IA Missoula.
The Cloningers are leaving Co.
ram ranger station and will make
their home in Kalispell
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Rice, Ha-
vre. visited at the Archie Lewis |
home over the weekend.
Miss Virginia Stratton visited
Mrs William Gillispie over the
weekend.
The C & M home demonstration
club met at Anglers lodge Tues
kay afternoon. Mrs Cloninger, club
president, presided over brief blu
biness meeting and then instruct
Id the IA ladies present in textile
ttenciling. Useful and pretty things
kor the home were made in a short
time out of just plain flour sacks |
bnd other materials. This club is
Tor all women of Coram and Mar
lin City and meets twice a month.
Mrs Cloninger will continue as pre-
esident, driving out from Kalis-
pell.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Cleveland
spent week at Christmas time
with Mr. Cleveland's parents in
Spokane: Of his IL brothers, Z
we're present with their families. l.
That was surely a good Old-faSh-
oned Christmas, and should have
been in two weeks ago but I over
looked it.
Mrs Tom Sloan and children,
Bolton, spent Monday with her mo-
her.
Mr. and Mrs Benton Rogers and
dr and Mrs Baker Hagestad were
quests of Mr. and Mrs Jim John
ION Saturday evening.
Mrs Pat Connolly is home from
the hospital and feeling better.
Mrs Ralph Gibbons is sick with
flu. Mr. Gibobns has been work.
ng across the mountains.
Mr. and Mrs Guy Fagelsong Wis
Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1948-01-16

We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for the great kind
ness shown during our recent
bereavement.
Mrs Leon0 Harrington, Van
and Tom.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-24

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-24
HERE FROM ANCHORAGE

Jerry Noonan, H. L. Kalsemeyer, w. L. Jenkins and C.. A. West, all from Anchorage, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-08-24
NOTICE OF MARsHAIs SALE

l NOTICE OF MARSHAL'S SALE Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance to the Judgment and De- cree entered on August 13, 1948 and i, to the Execution issued on August
 20, 1948. in that certain cause in the ! District Court for the Territory of Alaska, D vision No l at Juneau,
 numbered and entitled No. 5882-A,
 Alaska Personal Service Agents, a
 corporation, Plaintiff, vs. James C. Cooper, Yvonne Cooper, Alaska Fed eral Savings & Loan Association of
 Juneau, A National Association, El- | ton E. Engstrom, and Marguirete ] Seaton, as Trustee for the creditors ] of the defendants James c. Cooper and Yvonne Cooper, Defendants, I
 will sell at public auction at 1000 o'clock A. M October 1, 1948, at the front door of the Federal Ter ritorial Building in Juneau, Alaska, to the highest and best bidder for cash the following described real lproperty:
 Lot in Block 8. in Juneau, according to the official town
 site plat thereof (the building
 on said lot is known as and
 named the Cooper Building), to- gether with all and singular the tenements, hereditaments and
 appurtenances as well as all rents, issues, profits, fixtures,
 attachments, heating equipment, oil burners, light and plumbing fixtures, refrigeration and other house service equipment. trees, shrubs, easements, rights of way, and littoral and reparian rights thereunto appertaining or be- longing, and also all of. that household furn- Iishings and futures, office furniture land equipment and other personal property list whereof is attached to the copies of this notice which |are posted and can be seen at my |office. Dated at Juneau, AtaSka, August |2s, 1o4s.
 WILLIAM T. MAHONEY, United States Marshal,
 By. WALTER c. HELLAN,
 Deputy United States Marshal.
 First publication. Aug. 24, l948. Last publication, Sept. 2l, 1948. 
 NOTICE, PROPERTY OWNERS The Board of Directors of Doug las Independent School District an- aounce that Rex Hermann has been appointed assessor for all property l n the district. He can be reached 1t Room 5, shattuck Bldg. dur | ing the day and at the Douglas City Hall from 7:30 to 9:30 D. m.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ss-UNIT APT. BLDG, NV. modern i'm
proyements, 1871 rentals. Priced to sell
Mr.. Joles, ME, 540o until 5 pm; Sunday
sTE1N We CO.. 1415 f St. m NV. M HsN Ms
TRADE ACRES. all or part, near District
Heights Maryland, on 6-rm. suburban
as-UNIT MODERN APT. about years old,
in excellent NV. location. 1941 rentals;
viii trade for for larger income 9aeo property
NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., l4i5 K ST. NV
LARGE MODERN WAREHOUSE, 2-story
freight elevator, loading platform About
/ 900 SO it. floor space; leased for about
more years; free and clear, Will trade
for modern apt and add cash Cali Nh
and ewes. TIA. 1919. LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO., 14l5 st. NV. 5
CHOICE STORE PROPERTY, in Hyatts-
vile on Baltimore blvd; will trade for good
investment property in D. G viii add
cash. Call Mr. Jolles. ST.. ME. 5i00 un-
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & co, 14l5 K St.
Coon STORE PROPERTY. in Kensinston
Md: will trade for D, C modern apt
house; will add cash. Call Mr.. Jolles, sr
T fA St9S ss % nEo n FSasfE SAa ees5 co
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.-If your present
quarters are INADEQUATE. here is real
opportunity to acquire q larger residence
at moderate price or by affecting an
exchange. Ideally located near schools
stores and Transportation. Center.hai Il
plan. rooms and lavatory on lst f.:
bedrooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor and
.. bedrooms and bath on 3rd floor; slate
roof, insulated walls and roof. gas hot
water heat; 10 Gu. it. Servel gas refrisera-
tor; garage. Phone Mr.. Clements, WO.
3514. with SHANNON & LUCHS CO, 1905
H ST. NV. Ma :2345 (Sat. and SUM- -
WILL EXCHANGE following tracts suit
able for residential development for Md.
farms, waterfront or investment property
II acres in Prince George Co.. at 100000;
ty, at $4,000; So semidet. lots in D.. c.
at $4,000: 100000 So. it. for IS
apts with preliminary plansl in D. G.
divided sewer is in Fairfax County at $500
per acre. HERMAN SCHMIDT, woodward
PJdo 3
Evening star., 1948-03-07

oyERLooKING, e, ROCK Roc =, creek : I PaIk, ii =
units; near 18th h, and Newton Newton oriIk @ con
p4oed mes spGas Iena oil for
Sfs7i aETzER s Realtors a goo I1o5 VeTmont s ave-.
3 AND s UNIT anartment. houses for sale
Park For. further informal ton, call 81,
MoDERN MOD BtRf sHse beautiful
NV, location outstanding inyestment op.-
portunity at 100000. Also 2 adjacent
mediate sale e. er $500, 600. :" Prime con- on
stFnetion and de luxe eaTipment;i For de-
l7s6 With " Il sHANNoN II non & LUcHs CO., 15o5
il s.bedrm;; apis: at low rents; priced a
sii,75o; excellent financing, with 'i''s GOOD ID
Morse sH M 4S77 SGsosi With eS BRowN RE Really Ay
OPEN TODAY : 70 s, 1883 1883 Park I'd. NV.
bath each q avail. for purchaser; reason
ably priced, with 10000 down payment.
Agent will be in Apt. No. 5 on, 3rd fir.
RICE KoHNER exclusively 1924 Vermont
ave, DI. PAS, EN-. 3O32, :
13 UNITS in Michigan Park section: yrs.
JUST SOLD LARGE APT. approxima tely
Of another, forced to sell to settle estate;
viii refinance 50 only about 81, s1oo;eoo s,5 sash
brokers call Ex. 5912, ONCE hours only;
COLORED-APT. OF 10 UNITS. consisting
of ! rm;, kit. and bath, . rms, kit. and
stoker located south of Fla. ave, near 3
carlines; annual rent, $500; can be
bought for : times annual rent. Mr.. Pen
dleton. DU. 346s. MARSHALL J. WAPLE
1e-uNIT BRICK BUILDING, in excel ne.
location. completely detached; approx )
yrs old. Call now for full details. RA.
s747, NEITHER, Realtor, 1106 Vermont
n1 $500
Evening star., 1948-03-07
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
APPROXIMATELY $1,000 So. .

APPROXIMATELY $1,000 So. IL. on
ington location. suitable for Offices. ware
housing. MANUFACTURING. eIeGtroniC re-
nston feston BiGg.. dsn 6f M 500; 800 eves,, cH ssas
800 FEET warehouse and Office space
downtown location: 500 month m
MR. Mr. ALgERTs. LIE rs EX. 5S,il or IA 6337.
AZ 900 SO. FIT. OF LAND with 7,00o-ft
existing building; occupancy 30 days; rail, rail
inclosed long lease at reasonable rental:
suitable for transportation. distrlbutlon
mfg, etc; located North Lee and o. oronoco Ie!nns
We WEAVER eiasGE;a BRos NC washington Bids,,
CENTRALLY LOCATED. desirable, 8 and 60 m9d:
16-ft. ceiling; avail in April: also smaller
warehousing, zoned industrial. DISTRICT
HARDWARE CO, 2146 p st. NV, DU.
5000 900 SO. FIT. Of floor space. one n
road siding, truck loading facilities Con-
Washinston vsafhss 9efssa Bdx ST. 81 M saoo eVss
NEW BUILDING, ideally located. vicinity
list and sts ss s5xss Efh s WALSH
4 son, 1211 Eye st. NV, RE. s2ss,
$4,000 SQUARE FEET-one-story, brick
balcony; two street frontages, one a main
boulevard, in located NV. section
large doors for truck entrance and also
truck loading platform: oil heat private
Offices excellent for display. shop purposes.
manufacturing or warehousing for any
type business Immediate possession. Call
Mr.. Taylor, SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
sToR4GE SPACE. approximately 1000
square feet, in basement on street Level
located. Reasonable rental and lease
Consult Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON q LuCHs
GO, NA 2345;; p.,sr,r. "a, =. used
for storage otdces or any type Of bust
pess. Phons Rockville 21ot tor further
Evening star., 1948-03-07
Property for Sale Cont.

Commercial Property for Sale (cent.)
s, AND 10 CLAIMING ST. NE, iust
of North Capitol st.-Nonconformins COM
mercial 1-story bldg. 36.ft, front. suit
able for most any type OF
r; A. HUMPHREYS, Realtor, sos N. Capi-
tol St. MA $3.50. IS
SECOND COMMERCIAL, SIC End st. NV;
adjoins wide alley; large brick, stories
seraid, sdi WA. vi @ 1854; weekdays, " RE. e 1887
NEAR 1ith AND X SITS. Nw.-4-story
oor Sk 'PrSs Priced o6o oSt HARTMAN rim H REAL
TY; INC, d345 Good Hope rd Sc. TR.
TOURIST CAMP near Maryland Univ---
On Ono Baltic blyd capable q sT0ossing n0S $lo
STANLEY MoREAu. WA. 2571 or WA.
MaR saa ave- II NJ or gaEt OWNER VI G5HS
r. I. ave: priced right for immed sale
r. G. DUNNE. Ho. 0700.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 165-ft. frontage on
priced to sell at once. r. G. DUNNE,
NORTH ARLINGTON, corner Lee hwy. and
No. Jefferson St; nice lots. zoned C-1,
VA: OFFICE. GL. 1888 or OK. 0s7s. Suns.
and ewes, GIL. 6593.
cial, Ali St. NV; 3-story brick dwelling,
TooMEY T5se ass IN m isaf NA 1919 S7 y EN- s367 3
MODERN TWO-sToRY commercial build
os f0os 2 q Gor s0d
basement available for immediate posses
sios with purchase of property, second
o 5000 sood Tas
property feF a dis.55eator sE wholesale 6@5
ysStmasgnato agao Bids, 18th and K sts. NV
WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT. on best
commercial lot in Silver sprins, near
aRLISGfoN9csI: RSs; Set $3.50 50; # fronting
M. Nh MALcoLM. OR. esIs, IL % oW. so24'
BETHEsDA-Prominentm m corner fronting
YxoN W5SeSHsin sye 5000 So it. JAMES EE
BOWIE BUSINESS, new 2sx5O modern
and business, crossing $3.50 per week and
M Msisis5S ws i s5Sa sSASEE7 SoREAG: t. E %2
ARE You LOSING YOUR LEASE? open
daily. 9 till 5. 2s13 14th st. n.w-First
commercial; possession of entire building
with title; 9 ive-rm; apartments above
Of store: Gear detached garage. rear alley
CARTER REALTY. DU. 5O67; ewes. MI
4S34 r
HEART TROUBLE STOPPED good bust.
nessman cold and forces him to sell
cheaply a fine business, light lunch and
homemade ice cream and brand-neW
ice cream maker. One brand:new cinder
block and cement store building, 2Sx50,
with all eqqipment. even down to paper az 2sl
for store downstairs and living quarters
upstairs; corner. property next to fire.
house; on Greyhound busline in Bowie.
Gross to $3.50 weekly when only partly
developed: could do much more; Sacrifice
on doctors orders at $4,000. For
immed. inspection call A. STANLEY
MoREAU, 1917 Annapolis rd,, WA. 2571
HAVE CORNER LOT, zoned commercial,
200 fl. on Lee hwy; very good for filling
station or any other business. Priced
right. BUSH REALTY CO. Licensed, Bond
ed Broker, Radio Bldg OW 60s5; ewes,
GIL. $3.50.