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Architects sketch of proposed structure to be

The proposed new church will be
modern gothic structure costing
S275, 900. It's auditorium will seat
900 persons and the adjoining rec
tory will have accommodations for
three priests. guests, housekeeper
and maid as we'll as three offices.
Samuel j. Collins of Staunton, Va,
Is the architect and the A. P. Di
Giulian, Inc, firm Of Arlington, Va,
the contractors.
The present rector, the Rev. En-
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Thoak Offering Service

The annual thank offering serv-
i've of the Women's Missionary So
ciety of st. Marks Incarnation
Lutheran Church, DR.. Henry Man
ken, jr.. pastor, will be part of
the service at II am. tomorrow.
Miss Frances Dysinger, secretary
for promotion of the Women's Mis-
sionary Society of the United Lu-
theran Church in America, will be
the guest speaker.
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DR.. NV. Rustin to Preach
At Mount Vernon Church

DR.. John w. Rustin will preach
at both morning services tomorrow
at Mount Vernan Place Methodist
Church. His topic is do Strong
Men Need Religion?"
In the evening, the Angelus
a Cappella Choir will present the
first in a series of Christmas musi-
cal programs, which will feature the
evening services in December. At
the close of the program tomorrow
evening, the Rev. Nelson Pierce will
give the Christmas story, The
Legend of the Black Madonna"
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DIT pm. VtW utIu-
bers will be welcomed.
A dinner henoring debt liquida-
ton will be held Monday at 7 pin.
in the church hall. at which men,
bers of the church will be guests.
DR.. M. H. Trytten will preside.
Gerald P. Nye will be toastmaster
Officers of the church organizations
will speak.
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NETT P. Gallagher, came in Sep
tember, 1947. A native of Lansford
Pa, he is a graduate Of Mount st
Mary's College and Seminary, EN-
mitsburg, Md. He came to his pres
ent charge from st. Francis Church
Staunton, where he served from
1928 to 1947.
Father McGonigle, the assistant
pastor, a native of Baltimore, is a
graduate of Loyola College and OF
Mount St. Mary's Seminery.
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terms the long
dis t a nee the
C h urch h as
come since 1t
was first started
26 years ago.
T h e n, in a
store on CuStiS
a v e n u e n e a r
M o u n t Vernon
avenue, Alexan-
dria. v a., 13
families began a
mission. Ten of
t h e S e families
are still amliat-
ed with h e
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tlclpatlng IN the
ceremony Will
be officers of the
church.
DR.. L e n s k !
has served the
congregation 20
years, and 1t
was under his
administrat ion
that the present
structure W a S
buil6
H ly COM
munion will be
held at $3.50 and
II am. and at 8
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By Cospor Names

The new edifice Of ST. Ritas Cath
olic Church. of Alexandria, Va, ex-
pected to be completed by Novem-
ber, 1949, will illustrate in visible
Evening star., 1948-12-04

M Z . II q q j , Y
Church. James
L. Ewin, Harold
S. King an d
M a RS h all L.
Baker will lead
a hymn sing"
of Westminster
hymns. A sound
motion picture,
"The Book for
the World Of
Tomorrow" will
b e s h o W n /.
George e. ,Har-
ris will preside.
DIR. Page Etch-
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Dr.. P. 6. Scott to Speak

The Rev. DR.. Philip G. Scott,
minister of the Church of the Re-
deemer, New Haven, Conn, will be
the guest preacher at II am. to-
morrow at the Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church.
There will be an important meet
ing of members at 8 pm. Thursday.
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Mortgage Burning
At.Grace Lutheran

A mortgage-burning service will
be held at Grace Lutheran Church
at IL am. tomorrow, with the Rev.
DR.. Gerhard Lenski officiating. Par
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Organized
Bible Glasses
bv Dr.. Paas Mex, Etchison

The Organized Bible Glass Asso-
citation will hold a pre-Universal
Bible Sunday meeting at 8 pm.
TuesdAy at Mount Vernon Place
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Pine Cites Speedy
Disposal Of 63Pct.
WrCriminaI Cases

District Court, during the last II
months, has disposed of SO per cent
of its criminal cases within four
weeks after indictments were re-
turned, Justice David A. Pine told
the eighth annual Judicial Circuit
conference here yesterday.
Earlier the conference had voted
against a proposal that appellate
courts accompany all decisions with
written opinions showing their rea-
soning.
Chief Justice Harold M. Stephens
of the United States Court of Ap-
peals spoke strongly in favor OF
written opinions in all but frivolous
cases, as a means of insuring public
confidence. But his colleague, JUS
tice Henry w. Edgerton, said he be-
lieves the court should decide
whether to render a written opinion.
Justice James M. Proctor, also Of
the Appeals Court, agreed and said
that. in his Judgment, divided opin-
ions" are doing more than any one
thing to undermine the authority Of
the courts and to hamper the ad-
ministration of justice.
The conference favored a statute
which, if adopted, would make the
District liable for damage suits the
same as private concerns, subject to
certain specified exceptions.
The judges were to meet in a
closed session today.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
Boys YMCA to Hold
Open House Tonight

Annual open house and awards
night will be celebrated by the Boys
YMCA of Washington at 7:3(
o'clock tonight at 1882 G street
NV.
Winners of contests throughout
the past year will be awarded
medals and other insignia by Palmer
s. Rutherford, physical director OF
the Boys Branch.
Included in the program will be
Q moving picture, father-and-son
swim, . crafts exhibit and q tour
Of the building.
Evening star., 1948-06-18
SALE
Manufacturer Closeouts Samples
55* ): : 100 $2.49:
$'2 l0:

Magnificent glittering rhine
stone evening jewelry. Sim
ulated colored jewel set
pieces. Some simulated pearl
ropes. Tailored necklaces,
bracelets, pins, clips, ear
rings. Some sterling silver
pieces. Cold and silver col
ored pieces. One-of-a-kind
and matching sets.
Evening star., 1948-06-18

All kinds for day and even
ing! Necklaces, bracelets,
pins, earrings and clips!
Dressmaker and heavy link
types. Multiple chain neck
laces. Gold and silver col
ored. Simulated jewel sets j,
and rhinestone pieces! Many
matching sets as well as
many fine one Of a kind
pieces at tremendous saw
ings.
an Jeweky Pin 2oH Tsz.
( Lssx's-swslry-Strset FIoo'
Evening star., 1948-06-18

Necklaces! Bracelets! Pins!
Clips! Earrings! More Of an
assortment than we've room
to describe. Many set with
simulated jewels and rhine
stones. Many matching sets,
many one-of-a-kind in the
group. Gold and silver
colored.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
GIRLS COMPETE WITH
BOYS ON RIFLE RANGE

Girls, as we'll as boys, are en-
thusiastic about the new V. F. w.
Rifle club, as was proven when
they turned out for their first les
son Thursday night.
There was an attendance Of As
youngsters at the range, which be-
ing small for such a turnout will
necessitate rather late hours for
some Of the young people until
larger quarters can be obtained.
The club will meet every Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock at the rifle
range and any boy or girl between
the ages of II to IS, inclusive is in
vited to join.
After preliminary instruction and
the first lesson there were three
girls who proved themselves ex-
ceptional sharp shooters. Competi-
ton should be keen in the weeks
that follow
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18

There will be a meeting OF the
Music Sponsors in the Home &c.
room Monday, March q, at 8 p. m.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Local Items of Interest

Mrs. Ethel Shelley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry E. Davis went to Kalis-
pell last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lloyd and
Mrs. Wayne Wilson we're visitors
in Kalispell last week
Mrs. Ethel Shelley entertained at
dinner for Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E.
Davis and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rex Fleming dropped in afterward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Beebe en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Kenelty
and family at dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne c. Wilson
are no longer employed at the Harry
Z. Davis home and have moved to
the Donald Lloyd ranch, where Mrs.
Wilson is employed
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18

per is the ranger at the Raven Ran
ger Station
Discussed at the meeting was a
plan to have a Leap Year Shadow
Dance, with the women buying the
mems shadows and the men fur
nishing the baskets for supper. This
will be at our April 3rd dance. We
are expecting another record crowd
at the dance.
The Pine Tree Club will have
dance this Saturday mite,
the goth. At the last dance there
was we'll over 100 in attendance and
a very enjoyable time was had by
all
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
CALL F0R RMS

Sealed bids will be received by
trustees of School District No. Z,
Warland Montana. until . p. m.
April II, l948, for Singing north
and south ends of school roof and
belfry Approximately 5000 eight
hundred square feet shingling.
Shingles to be LAID S" Give inches)
to the weather Bidder to furnish
shingles and nails Work to be
completed by June 80. l948.
Bids viii be opened . p. m. April
H. 1913. The trustees reserve the
right to reject any and all bids.
Please mark envelope "Shingle
Bic. "
MRS. ALICE FITZPATRICK.
Clerk Dist No. 7.
ct March 1920
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Rifle Club Notes and
Scores of The Teams.
LIBBY TRANSFER TAKES LEAD
WITH A NEW HIGH SCORE

In Monday evenings rifle match
between the Western News and the
Libby Transfer new record high
score was made by the Transfer
team, shooting 808, to 765 for the
News team.
Last Friday evening Ted Polette
fired the first possible made in
competition against the Zonolite
team. Libby Motors won the match
shooting 8O5 to Zonolite's 754
Following are the scores for the
9th nth 18th and 18th.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Fisher River News
Pine Tree Club
@

The Pine Tree Club
The Pine Tree Club had its
monthly meeting last Sunday. Mr..
Robinson, the county agent, at
tended and showed pictures of con-
serving range pastures. The pic
ture was well worth seeing.
Other guests present at the meet
ing were Mr. and Mrs Thurman
Trosper and son Ronnie Mr.. Tros-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
MUSIC SPONSORS
TO MEET MONDAY

There will be a meeting of the
Music Sponsors in the home &c.
room Monday, March %, at 9 p. m
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL
No. LOAF
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DlSTRICI
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF LINCOLN.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF OLIVER CORYELL, De
ceased.
Court. made on the 10th day OF
March. l948, notice is hereby given
that Friday the second day of April,
1913. at 1920 O'Clock a. m. of SAID
day. at the Court Room of said
court at the Court House IN the
County of Lincoln, has been ap-
pointed as the time and place for
proving the Will of said Oliver Cor
yell deceased, and for hearing the
application of Gerald D. Buell. for
the issuance to him of Letters Tes-
tamentary when and where any
person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated March 10th, 1913.
FRED F. CLARK
Clerk
J. F. FENNESSY, JR
Attorney for Applicant
--''3 ct March March l8-25-April y
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18

The U. S. Air Force conducts
three great classes a year in Avia-
ton Cadet Pilot Training.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Davis and
family. Mrs. Ethel Shelley and fam
lily and Mr. and Mrs Rex Fleming
attended a dinner and afterwards
played pinochle at the home OF MT.
and Mrs. Bill Williams of Libby
last week.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
Poker Party

Mr. and Mrs Thurman Trosper
entertained friends and neighbors
Saturday mite at a poker party A
lovely lunch was served at mid
night Guests present were Harry
Waylett, Harvey Shelley, Jerry
and family and Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
c. Wilson and family.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18

On We Day there we're approx
mately 30 million displaced persons
in Europe.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-03-18
BUSINESS MEETING OF

4LNIUN Is TONIGHT
Austin Reedy Post No. 81 of the
American Legion Will hold a bust
ness meeting in The VFW rooms
tonIght. Thursday. at 8 O'Clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
eT.! eE m0ps ess
Range finders. Aims. color filns., phottee
more e W. Sus Dhs.s sna fa
R;Ss sssss is;i. T5,silsa S4saa
Sesnass; Been used nA'EIs Phone RA. s1ss:
ACCoRDION-soprani Panetta de luxe
leo pssr Hsss sss osTGns 7sosT lined naz ne
Carrying case. Bargain. $3.50. FA. O997 ;.
ACCORDION. 100 bass. Aceordiona, 2
shifts. treble and bass .Jg praetiesiiy new
ACcoRD1oNs. also every kind Of mqs,elsl
NsRg asc Fe sroRE fss s5s 18th see
AcSoRDIoNs, ACE GSS Sesinner. protsssionai: tsc.
tory, low PRICES complete Tspair SERVICE
accoR6HoS. ie5tsoi SGos 70 Base Accsrdisna, $3.50
fsue yion cs ssfFsss 81 fss $751; $3.50 Perfect e0na
sorshiit Bass + shiits; ~ than "a original se't
sscelelokpios sell Kf5psT' Gse ise4 bas., italian make
Trumpet; reas: Can WA. 2234. .s I2I IL,
l1dSS SSa M. nss ressoas5s zsn zsfo syn s
ADDING MACHINES, some electric ,ano
hand1ss S.h wit tsem @sePdays ssS
iAtppISa it ps nj MAcaiNE. aSGf Burroughs. hand
sfs,sa ss ods 81 s.ih rss make
sHesi sreen transfer nls, drawers; 1 yoSd;
metal met scale wsghs sG1heF x'h
yssh' ss!s T RsyoR sas4 or ii no ansSsr
ApbSe aia'fs burroughs ssst
io-key adders, cleo, Burroughs. See The the
AfsGReses g. se. sadi ss isos snf f4.
any business; adds, substrs.; S12;9o. Dl
aapaDSREsssoadaarH. aaS sa sth T. mod model 1855 soS g.
and can give immed. delivery. Call Mr.
s& s8EH5o Hs5ooM&SkE1ssos, ~ a@,as .das sssm1!sR
1d9 or 21o volts; good cond'' sl%o. h
Air Aisi' ooMpREssoRs. s14,so up: spra,
guns. $3.50 up; paint, cars. furniture; wall.
osl sns eaiz zgTsic Tsz II Co. %
shfT9saM Hfs VIE Ntts motor and
sIS typs yas,o sas s5saqsefzz Reizs asss sf5 A
AiR .is0i 0cioMpREssoRs, new, used, barsain,s; Ms
S47S. q. ThElSI, 4VS 4tn n.w. r,,|,
and outfits: electric motors, gasoline lawr
movers; IA; 1921. DON MANTZ min.
dow and Console models; bargains. 47ls
Bethesda ave, Bethesda. Md OIL. 47ls
AIR coSp1TIoNERs-Al type air ano
water cooled. window and floor type. per.
| feet condition: guaranteed delivered anc
| Installed. We have for immediate deliver,
| he 194S York Aircondftioner from s4-h.p
- ArHirA
makes CALvERT-JONEs CO., GIL. 3126
Afr R-CONDITIoNING UNITS. all sizes
new Phtlcos and Carriers. used Philcos
Carriers. Chryslers Frisidaires. etc. guar
lkss nev; spreSsasNosno sprNso PrEisss E ,,ns Can s7E H
| v crimp,. corrugated and standing sean
roofing. shingles and siding for home con
LIHER g HgQuHx. NC Sherman ave
Evening star., 1948-04-18

DELICATEssEN on busy street. averasinR
$50o-$600 wkly.: long lease: requires
$500 down payment.
Corner grocery and meat market.
doing well over $1,000; price. $4,000.
lock. stock and barrel.
sandwich shop. busy loc., nv: doing
place to operate.
DGs corner grocery, in heavily pop
ulated colored section, NV: beer and wine;
quoted, 5000 per wk.. (9ONo cash); nice
apt. incl; terms avail. a.
Restaurant with liquor; in good. busy
loc.: large percentage LIQUOR: apt: avail; !;
good lease. ACME REALTY CO.. D1.
SIG; Sun and ewes. GE. 1887. is
COLORED-ROOMING HOUSE with fur
niture, near Navy yard; 9 rms. baths.
ami; roomers in house, good income; Z;
$4,000, cash, $4,000. CHAS. F. A.
LoNGUS. Broker, 393s Benning I'd. ne,
WASHINGTON, D. c. TR. 6143; -18
COLORED-TAVERN, completely equipped,
bar and seating capacity approx. $50 peo-
pie. good lease: gross income approx; 81 =
300 per wk Call Mr.. Clark, PROVIDENT
REALTY CO. RE. O657. Sun. II to 5. l9'
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BUSINESS SERVICES.

psy DS once rent? Eoess' For few cents day
you can have complete confidential mail
and phone service by competent. exper. sec.
Make our address and telephone yours
RIM 3O2, 1924 K st. NV. RE. 0676. -2O
Evening star., 1948-04-18

SOUTHERN MARYLAND-seryice station
prosperous farming community. near Po-
tomac River; 4-room apartment; excellent
Excellent locations on highways and in
sSpGR e. Plata 81 Haas %d
EoUIPPED GEN. sTORE-A-l location, in
large plot excellent Bldg, 2 modern pri.
heating plant. Other business takes owner
away, so sacrifices at S19,500 and in
cludes complete stock of groceries, hardw,
farm. garden, auto and elec. supplies and
many other items. Hurry.
Restaurant, gas station. on q. 8. hwy
State, sacritces at S11, 1000. and throws
in complete restaurant equip, stock. etc
3yick 2 start R; L; zentz; sTRoqgT REAL
Victor sids 9Th @ and A4A 6 pi NV. RE- re- $40. go.
offers the following listing:
Drugs and fountain---Very large and
daily sas
ments. between $275 and $500: prescrip-
sen vsFase to 20 dy sss pTss
is $40. osoo terms are half f'ess cash. i'''''
Youth center-Children wear to IL
years. infants wear, toys, etc, current
commSnity; ] us cash o business; very t attractive
store; terms.
Tavern and grill, good corner on Sc
thoroughfare, seating capacity about So
booths and counter; class license; terms
long lease, reasonable rental, includes an
attractive 4-room apartment, kitchen and
bath. Can be bought with little cash.
Newsstand and store. downtown loca-
ton. sells magazines, newspapers! soft
drinks. tobaccos, novelties. etc. daily sales
about $50; sale price very attractive. .ty
A number of small srocery stores, with
living quarters and without beer. suitable
for nonresidents of D. C. or beginners:
alI are well established and represent good
= Dry cleaning, all work done on premises
weekly sales, $3.50; equipment includes
truck; will sell entirely or half interest
LEVIN g. KAUFMAN. Brokers, Room 300,
Victory Bldg. 9th and G. pl. NV, RE.
527O ia 1882,
Evening star., 1948-04-18

BOWLING ALLEYS, Waldorf, Md.-Recre-
alton center. 8 alleys, snack bar, complete
ee o na ysasSfs
sEs1xh: rsssfesr sysssfs SSS RSSSs
i RooM1SG S HoGsE. @ 1900 tj Block @ Of 2sr: Hsr-
ward st. nw-14 rooms, 8 baths, oil heat;
come aaos ssa mo nss pus qnSs
down' do7sn'e EDWIN I5S :" L. Ellis, ioio vermont
Roo RooMfSe RR HOUSE. e. Norsh 81 H. Capitol and
ST. NV; 4 apts., l bedroom, 2 baths, oil
heat; INCOME qToted 1Ho sse5; VI rent TY,,,sW 81
DI 1908 pos 10th st. NV.
OLD yIRGINIA--1s rms, 7 baths. 4 acres
Of bluegrass. shade and fruit trees; 13
ine'ad which ADDS ' priceless Charm: located on
arterial highway and a quaint little town
near Warrenton. Va: partially furnished
and does not need much deeoIatins' nthsl os dc
some one who wants peace and aHist with with
t1s s1sTs TsseTsSe sald.n Ins
miles from skyline drive. should attract
sss as rA '5 5ess a. Ea 7s4
REALTY. -1s
DGS, doing about $1,000 weekly. bust
ness, can be purchased for SIS. 900, plus
stock. Eisht-year lease. reasonable rent
Terms.
Grocery. with sales of $1,000 to ST..
400 per week. Excellent money maker
Rent. Ss5. Price. $4,000, lock. stock and
DGS. Sales IN excess of 81, 900 weekly
Five-year lease at very low rent. includes
living quarters The price is right and
Grocery with 81. 200 weekly sales. ar
self-seryiee: profitable business; Five,yea,
ssns. WIZ RH1hE FeohnEs as9a saA HoWhRp Sash
INC. Ma 027i. Evenings, cali A. Rofield
Ia 1000. 20
AUERBACH 4 CO. business specials-chi.
nese grocery and chicken business, slaush.
Ter house lie; downtown loe.' owner Ill
/ Small grocery and prop: nr. Pa. ave
Sc; semidet. brick store and apt. above
owner quotes $500 wkly. Assume leas,
| or purchase property.
Delicatessen-beer. 6-rm. house above
with sep. ent; gas h.-w.h.: records show
5000 why; last year; Illness forces sale;
vic 14th and Park I'd; 3-yr. lease. Fol
these and many others call till 8. AUEE
| BACH & CO.. 1924 K st. NV, Suite 400
DI. 6501. 80
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RlJs,hEss OPPORTUNITIES.

LIQUOR STORES WANTED"-We fee
sndsnt so4s hss Suos at csn ).
through our once. to aualitied party
.l1e. Why not s1RNY sSRig ps3 Me Is =. sroFsT
SEESsSa sSoa sf6oaEs g. in l1fY Of tn.
city; reasonable prices. Inquire THRIFrEl
FRozIN PkokHss cJs4AsD. RI sas0 NUTS candies: .x.
cellent location; season Just starting; NJ;
aeWn ss ssGO x hsnas ssh aRF .6RF i'id
GkocEkY 81 sgzsi STORES, small and large; your
BsokERs. Bic e ssasS1.PIssa Isl: $3.50 .A nv =.
BROKERS. p1 ssao.
LOTS, LOTS, LOTS
Hilicrest-s beautiful lots b5x14o'
cnsress Hts-1o adjoining lots, s4e5
..e2 EUssss sFsaRR adsa1s. lG's SGD
NO. 3O-CLEANING AGENCY and shoe
repair shop crossing better than $500 wk.; x;
t ios fos yourse Sasass BIZ III i sIMoSs TX slsl
NO. 9O.-GROCERY, no beer, col, section;
ner: liyine quarters. $500 down.
tion Mo- $500 0isas' ef Sus fe seausitu apt avail
down. BILL s1MoNs. Ex. 61sl.
NO. 6I-A-S. s. GROCERY. beer and
rooms in upper NV; long lease at reas.
rent; owners illness forces sale: a live
wire can improve on the present s1,200-
a-wk. bus.
town section; 6-day wk, short hours and
crossing 81 400 wk.: this store needs an
experienced operator. BILL SIMONS, EX.
61s1. -19
ATTENTION LIQUOR dealers and grocers
we have sold a good many stores since
the first OF the year-and we have many
clients waiting to get back in business,
II it's action yon want-call and let
us handle it for you to your satisfaction.
BILL s1MONs, EX. 61s1..
GROCERY BUYERS-We have large
and purpose, with or without rooms or
beer. Call us to inspect a store to suit
your requirements. BILL SIMONS, Elk.
Evening star., 1948-04-18

NO. I6-NEWssTAND-one Of the busiest
in town and crossing over 500 q day;
Ayr. lease at $50 a month; $3,40o.
No. 15-A-Newsstansd5 %. and small store tor
and short hours; act fast. Only $3.50.
NO. 15-B-Newsstana and souvenirs In
indeed. BILL SIMONs. Elk. 61s1: eyes,,
Leviton. DU. 1925.
NO. eO-INFANTs' WEAR-Wk. bus s40o;
5-yr. lease at reaS. rent; the stock is
clean. fixtures modern and the price only
81. 200.
No. 34-Ladies' ready-to-wear; uptown;
long est. a consistent money-maker; see
It for yourself and buy It at only the
Exclusive, BILL sIMoNs. Elk. e1s1; ewes.
NO. 2O-A-JUvENILE DEPT. store; fur
niture and wearing apparel; a clean stock;
3-yr. lease at $135 mo. $10,500. terms.
No: 2O-B-Children's furniture and toys;
gross. See i'll Study it! Buy it at only
the price Of the clean stock. No g. w.
BILL SIMONs, Elk. 61s1; Leviton, DU.
1926
Evening star., 1948-04-18

s AD. sufTS Asi2 4-p;ace M ssss @Sdern wal
BEDROOM SETS (sj. complete. modern
double chest Of drawers, l m lisht sray , sec;
PSyfe EiSas table and . chairs. Phiico radio
phonograph combination. good cond. Sill
SEDsKooM siE s9ostSMs 9S4f sGirE complete. innersprin,
mattress, q s. e9l. sa17 springs 14o2 Quincy st
sgTETyo,,1ne measrn csi ssI
Of drawers, bedsprinss, mattresses; $40
sa5s sh SUITE mTor 4ops.r gss msss ss sasa sa
and mattress; att l. good condition; se5; bar
ED BsaEbbiRooM, iSap hand painted and decorated
antique gold trimmed with antique, green
console shaped, and mirror: vanity, con
SIe; chair; chest Of drawers-seeTe.aISy. :.
skpspsE25 SssstItu s5sehss'sd 's counter s.Ia.ss
BiEDsPREAD, hand-croeheted: double;bet
ssr sss ueafps!IY ca ck dsss sand'0ms' so' or 'e'
BSIEpsPkEAps, pair linen. neral decoEattse
type. S.; pinns nix loop pile rus 6a IT. 8 IT.
81; Ser, EM, sopx 1a7s, 7Rs,orrrE COUNTERS. new
stock: guar. s. L. PRICE Hussmsnn dist
LII bEEh s's soDA B. no sorffE FL scsosuNrEns
refrigerated. with, without machines. In
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BEES for sale, and beekeeper supplies
also honey at 26e per pound. Cali War
Ben BESDfx AUTOMATIC WASHERS, at dee,
| cut prices; brand-new in factory crates
| standard Bendix S199.95; de luxe S219 81
complete. installed lno plumbfngl; yeal
free service. COLONY RADIO 6l1s Geor
bRyEsAGE iHs g. coeGEss sSeG SseH ns.er,s.
bottle box, holds 80 cases. $500; .2.kef
ssfs s.ed ass SsosMhSERcixL s1IEs CO. iiol
BICYCLE. boys Gain. SIS. EN-. 5557.
BICYCLE, boys: 26-inch; good condition
BICYCLE. boys, western Flyer, 2e- in.
GOOD condition, $50. MI. O413.
BICYCLE, slightly used. "Knightbridge
English made very good; S35. WO
7541. 4aIs Brandyvine st. NV.
| BICYCLE, 24-in.. boys; balloon tires, Nor
row brake. elegant appearance and con
BICYCLE, boys, gain, schwinn. brand
neF. red and white. reasonable. DU
BiCYCLR, girls 26-in. JA.. 2047.M.
wheels, double bar frame; like new; $50
sfCYCLE. Rollfast, 2e-in.. practically new
SIS. $50 10th st. NV. AD. bses.