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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
Explains Blue
Card System

Following is an explanation OF
the Blue Card system in respect tC
solicitors that was recently adopted
by the Libby Chamber of Com
mCrce:
Recently it has been noted that
there has been great increase in
/ the number Of solicitors who are
coming to Libby While some If
these people are soliciting for worth
| while causes. a lot of them we feel
are of no benefit whatsoever to our
community 1t is because of this.
that the Blue Card system of vail
dating the credentials of any solicit
tor has been adopted in Libby. To
clear up any misunderstanding we
wish to emphasize that the Blue
Card does not assure the solicitor
Of the support of everyone in Lib
by, nor does it prevent him from
attempting to solicit without the
card-it simply means that if the
person is in possession of one of
these cards, properly signed, he has
been given the sanction of the Blue
Card committee, who feel that in
presenting this card to, the solicitor,
they have represented the best in
terestS of the community as a whole.
While the results of this cam
paign will of course be more notice
able in the business district. with
out the Wholehearted support of all
the citizens of Libby it can never
be a success. If the Blue Card
system is given a good chance we
are sure that it will relieve the
and merchants of Libby Of
the necessity of wasting valuable
time and the unpleaSantness of con
slant refusal to persistent solicitors.
In issuing Valid Blue Cards. the |
committee will to the best of their |
Judgment, attempt to determine |
or not the solicitation is, |
Dr. will be a worthy one
ANY legitimate solicitor will of |
course be given the wholehearted
of the Chamber of Com
nerce, but any of the common Fly
~ nigh" type will be told that we
an IN no way give them our sup
,Ort
Again we sincerely request the
Import of all citizens and business
nen of Libby in this campaign.
AS a fictitious example-A soil
ltor for Mystic Knights of the Sea.
dAls Oh the LlDDy mcOrp. Grocery j
%. or on Mrs. Zilch on Dakota :
venue. If Mr. x, the manager of 7
ne store, or Mrs Zilch do not de- :
re to be bothered with lengthy !
efusal, they may simply ask to see I
lie solicitors Blue Card In prac T
cally every instance such as this. 7
he solicitor viii of course be un- I
Die to obtain one. This limits the y
myth of the conversation to one c
nipple sentence, without any en- \
arresmen. as the person who has h
cen approached can say She or E
? does not support any but those {
Icltors who have been okeved bv o
e committee If the solicitor is in +
'ssession of the Blue Card then Il
e merchant or the housewife will p
'termine whether or not they wish -
contribute to the said cause. =
lie Blue Card committee consists q,
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

The Busy b Brownie Scouts
met at the home of their leader
Mrs Bclanglc The meeting was
called to order by president Valerie
Endlcott We are having cookie
sale this week We made peanut
men Marlyo Barr brought the
treat Meeting adjourned
Red Rose Brownies
Tho meeting was called to order
by the president Patsy Bennett
Roll was called and the minutes
read We got our things for the
cookie sale We played election
Kay Benedict was Truman and
Dorothy Croy was Dewey. The meet
ING was adjourned
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
Fl..ORESTERS MAKE
six WEEKS CRUISE

,A5 al Austin, Karl Kaufman and
niiI Mlynek have just returned from
a1 SIX weeks cruising trip in the
FL r,ll:athead National Forest. About
t.Ihlrty-three ForeSters from all over
ene region, which includes North
m IN Idaho, Eastern Washington and
-sIontana made the trip The party
GSovered about 10000 acres of tim
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
Victory Won By
GOOdgame, MahOney
and Mcneil
CLEAN SWEEP FOR
DEMO. CANDIDATES

Lincoln county followed the pat
tern set by all the nation and gave
| a sweeping victory to all Democrats
/ candidates in the Tuesday election
! This county has long been Demo
cratic nationally and in respect tn
state Offices but it has been favor
ing Republicans for the legislature
for some time Tuesday that prac-
tice was discarded with the election
of Goodgame CD for state repre-
sentative with 1895 votes to 117E
votes for Rowe (R). This same
Democratic trend in local affairs
gave the election to Mahoney Cd
for county commissioner He polled
1878 votes against 1910 votes for
Slauson, his Republican opponent
For county attorney, Mcneil CD
carried off the prize with 1903 votes
to FennesSy's (R) 1920 votes.
1t was no surprise that the county
gave all candidates for national and
state offices the usual large Demo
cratic majoritieS. That was to be
expected and all polls had so IN
dlcated. The vote was heavy, eS-
pecially in Libby. Troy and Eureka.
Following are the unofficial returns
for Lincoln county. with all pre-
clnts reported
National and State
For President Truman (D) 1882,
Dewey tR) 1896 Wallace (Prog.)
l05.
For u. S. Senator Murray (D)
1922; Davis (R) OIL
For Congress Mansfield CD
ll07; Angstman (R) GAO
For Governor Ford CR) 973;
Bonner CD 1894
For Lieutenant Governor-Ca Can
ION Cd 1870; Burke RI 1874
For Secretary Of State-MitchelI
ID l776; Eaton (R) 923
For Attorney General-Olson CD
748; Felt (R) 896
For State Treasurer-Todd (Rl
81; Fisher CD 1868
For State Auditor-Mo (R) 1885,
Iolmes Cd 1923.
For +. R. & Public Service Com.
Middleton Cd 1892; Davis (R)
For Superintendent of Public In
northumberland (R) 1911; Con-
on Cd 1880.
For Associate Justice Supreme
curt (long term)-Choate sos; Bot
only 1855.
For Associate Justice Supreme
curt (short term)-Gibson $685.
reebourn 1898
For Judge District Court-King
3l3
County Returns
For State Representative
lme (D) 1885, Rowe (R) ll74.
For County Commissioner. Libby
Cd 1878: Slau-
n (R) 1910
For Clerk District Court-Clark
y 2445
For County Attorney-McNeiu
D 1903: Fennessy (R) 1920
For Public Administrative
&c Cd 2l66
Constitutional Amendment II For
8; Against 442 Referendum No.
For 467 Against 1913 Referen-
m No 52-For ass. Against 334.
Over The State
With returns tabulated from 1913
acincts, President Truman had
,eived l0l 1886 to Dewey's SO, $40.
mes Murray, democrat rolled up
1870 votes while Tom j Davis,
opponent received 83,3l0 in the
atorial race
Governor Ford polled only 1850
cs against his democratic op-
tent Bonner's lO7 292
like Mansfield democrat had no
Iblc in diSposlng of Albert II.
sstman With 1862 Of the 1914
cincts in the count stood Mans
q 6l548. Anestman 28392
inly republican giving trouble
Wesley a. EWart, VINO appears
have good chance of being
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
LIBBY TERRIERS ARE
VICTORIOUS AGAIN

The Libby Terriers added another
game to their winning column when
they defeated the Roman team on
the Libby gridiron with 1910 score.
The game was played Friday night
under the new lights.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
Red Rose Rrowniee
Help The Girl Scouts
By Buying Cookies

The local Girl Scouts VIII be sell
ing cookies throughout the city to-
day tomorrow and Saturday Buy
them TO helm the girls
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
STORES TO CLOSE

Notice is hereby given that Lib
by stores will be closed all day on
Armistice Day.
MERCHANTS COMMITTEE
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Warn spent
sunday visiting at the homes of
Mr; and Mrs. Thomas Robertson
ana Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Kennedy.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04

Bertain E. Wick of San Diego,
Calf. purchased the farm Of Mrs.
Emma Schaale at Glen Lake.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
Gives Program For
Armistice Day

All veterans are requested to
meet at the VFW post room at
1920 o'clock Thursday morning
from where they will march to the
Memorial monument on the Boule-
ward where the following program
viii be given at II o'clock:
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
South Fork Town

While visiting her husband here,
Mrs. w. A. Storm, Seattle, is hos
pitalized in Kalispel. She arrived
to spend her vacation here a short
time ago. The boys, Charles and
Wayne, came before their mother
and plan to stay throughout the
school vacation.
P. ]. Barrett attended a wal
lace for President convention in
Helena recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock and Mar
garet Barrett, Hungry Horse res
taurant, Martin City, spent the
fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. P. J..
Barrett.
Rev. and Mrs. Clayton Nash and
Phyllis, and Mrs. Driver, all Of
Bridgeport, Wash, are at Alvin
Nash home while attending the
camp meeting.
Marlin and Helen Nash spent
the weekend at their place here.
Rev. and Mrs. Jim Mayfield, Ju-
dith Gap, Mont, are staying at
the Nash place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard are new
occupants of one Nash cabin.
Mrs. c. A. Lager and daughter,
Berniece, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Stallcop and sons, Marvie
and Paul, Havre, have been stay
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Don Nash
Also guest is Harvey Thompson
formerly of Great Falls.
Rev. and Mrs. Fines, Roman
and Evangelist Williams, Californ-
MIA are camping on the Nash pro-
perty while taking part in the AS
sembly of God camp meetings.
Annie Lager, Havre, and Oliver
Lager, Great Falls, visited the Dor
Nash family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hunt have
the Alvin Nash children down a.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Around Apgar

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Floren
drove to Blackfoot for the fourth
where they visited Mr.. Floren S
folks.
Ardyth and Irene Downen, Co.
lumbia Falls, are now employed
by Ed Brewster and Bill Mackin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Willis and
boys spent the fourth fishing and
camping at Bowman lake.
Buddy and Sonny Anderson,
Karl Remple, Dutton, tried their
skill at rapid shooting Sunday and
Monday. The first day they went
as far as the Middle Fork then
Monday to Bad Rock canyon.
Fishing was very good.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
and son spent the fourth at Big
fork where they visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wells.
Mrs. George Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Belmore spent Monday
at Bigfork visiting friends and
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore were
callers at the Willets Monday ev-
ening.
Dwight Cook, Columbia Falls
spent a few days here helping Mr.
Blair with a pipe line.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Bolton Briefs
By Jane Mcdonnell

Mr.. and Mrs M. Main, Bothell
Wash, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lathrop for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wilson. Jack
and Judy, Muskigan, Mich, are
guests of Mrs. R. E. Marble. Mrs.
Wilson is Mrs. Marbles sister.
Mrs. Paul Webb has been called
back home to Missouri due to the
fact that her mother is very i'll.
Mrs. Stan Baxter has gone to
Canada because her mother is SER
iously sick.
kath Parker is working at the
Bolton Curio shop and Barbara
Keller is employed at Murrills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Keller and
family went to st. Ignatius over
the fourth to attend a family re-
union.
Mrs. Robert Kessler, Anchor
age Alaska, arrived by plane tc
visit her mother, Mrs. Walter Gibt
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandenberg, Sc
attic, formerly of Columbia Falls
spent the fourth at Johnny Blan-
kenships. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mcdowell were guests there Nor
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Burleigh ana
family, Whitefish, were visitors al
the Earl Ryans over the Fourth.
Mrs. ]. H. Causey, Kalispell
was a dinner guest of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Earl Ryan Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lance anc
children, Olympia, Wash; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Larson and bary
Tacoma; and Mr.. and Mrs. AL Sho.
wen, Jr., Nyack, took part in g
family reunion at the AL Shower
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Bv Ward Nichols

but when you pedal into the ra-
cling class you can wipe that smile
off your face. There's nothing
more serious than cycling champ
hitting the highway, with the
wind and the rain in his hair. It's
about time the United States won
such an event and maybe Smith
Lynch or Rollin can do it. I under
stand these things go in cycles.
Travel the road to Good Health
on a Rolfast Bicycle! For exer-
else, relaxation and really econ
omical transportation, there's no.
thing like a "two-wheeler" Ask
to see the Rolfast at the KALIS-
PELL MERCANTILE COMPANY
1st Avenue East and End Street.
your Store of Quality Service"
always offers you the BEST at
the most reasonable of prices.
Phone: 555.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

How about word for the
"scorchers ?" Cycling is one Olym-
pic event that's short on baliyhoo,
so it won't hurt to mention that
Ted Smith of Buffalo, Ed Lynch
of Berkeley and Wendell Rollins
of Salt Lake City recently quail
flied for the U. S. Bicycle Team.
They had to pedal 1875 miles in
the tryout race. That's a good,
rough days work. Bicycle events
have been in the Olympics since
1906, but the United States has
never taken a blue ribbon in the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

very happy to have tiny boy
join their family group. He was
born June u and named Shan
Virgil after his grandpappys.
Mrs. Dick Balls sister and bro.
ther-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. E. R.
Skies, Stanley, N. OAK, spent the
fourth here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marland Curtis
and family, Spokane, called on the
Novaks.
Anna Christensen, Los Angeles
Is visiting at the home of her
brother, Elmer.
sam Brock, who is employed in
Virginia, is spending his vacation
in Montana.
Mrs. Ray Dougherty and daugh-
tiers, Jacqueline and JoAnn, rec
emily spent an enjoyable vacation
in their old home town, Winona,
Wis, and vicinity.
Mrs. Clifford Travis was happy
to have as her guests her brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Ruckdashel and Glenn, Sunburst.
Mrs. Darl Ferguson and daugh-
ter, Melody, Anaconda, visited her
sister, Mrs. Verne Bush and Mr.
Shanholtzer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seaford are
the pround parents of a girl, whom
they named Shirley Jean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Reed ana
daughters, Republic, Wash, call
ed on the Edwin Reed family.
Leonard Webb is back in Coram
after spending several months in
school at Denver.
Mrs. Richard Rhode, Fort Fran
els Warren, Wyo., is visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. Rhode grew up here
and will be remembered as Doro-
thy Webb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schmidt mo-
tored to Havre to help their daugh
ter, Mrs. Clarence Anderson, and
Mrs Schmidt's mother, Mrs. Weyh
celebrate their birthdays which
fall on the same day.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle are spend
ing couple months in Coram at
their old familiar place, the Dew
Drop In.
The Fehlberg's kitchen is I'M
dergoing a complete remodelline
and Grace is wearing a big smile.
The forms are in for a big ware
house in front of the Coram cafe.
This is the first big building be-
ing built here as result of the
dam.
James Lux was caller in Co
ram the middle of the week.
The H & H Market is staging
closing out sale this week on
their grocery and meat stock. The
proprietors plan on giving their
attention to their cabin and trail
err parking business.
A daily vacation Bible school is
being conducted at the Coran
church every morning from y
until 12 o'clock until July 16. The
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Later System Nears
~ Oamtown Section

.;dents of Hungry Horse S
:. he town section held special
. a a ~ meeting Thursday evening
iai 10 't tne Damtown tavern.
vaa ,astroduced by Roland Andersen
bv vup = 10 ~ Mr.. Poulson and Mr.. Bosky,
' .ssusnell, who are interested in
vo bs uding the proposed water sys-
I'D which is expected to cost
serT bout boz $4,000. :,
Ono w. is for the two Kalispell
vas . 70 furnish half of the required
md 'aital. and outline of the propos-
ster svstem was discussed. A COM
uesi 4t To- of Ben Edmonson, M. O..
'1svander and Paul Van Ostrand
e ss appointed to represent the
Wa aanspeople in getting the water
Ho ssteu, established.
tire The Wagsmith and Hungry Horse
in ~ area of Hungry Horse north
one highway No. 2 are on the Ray
Ugh ril1ams water SYSTEMS which is
hed nprating.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Items

ur and Mrs. Dale Lance and ia
,Iv are visiting relatives in the
rathead. They are making their
ome at Olympia and Dale has
civil service job at Fort Lew
The Coram ladies aid met at
he home of Mrs. Lane Donaho
thursday.
Vic Carey and family, Kinsey,
|Nont., called on old friends, the
Brittenhams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Dadisman,
MRS.. Mayme Wheeler and grand
|ou Jack Wheeler, all of Marshall
Hown, Iowa, visited at the John r..
home. While here
|bey enjoyed Glacier national park
Ind planned on also seeing Vel
kowstone park before returning
ID the land of the tall corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Johnson,
Minneapolis, spent the weekend
holiday with Farnells.
Douglas Miller and his father,
arthur Miller, were looking over
the old home community on their
Vacation. They are from Washing
lon
Sgt. John Nelson visited rela-
lives in Coram before going to
Japan. He has recently been sta
toned in Great Falls. He expects
10 be gone only a little over a
year and Mrs. Nelson and son
plan on remaining in the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and
boys, Cut Bank, called on the
Smiths. They are former resid-
snts.
Bruni and Margaret Bush are
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Coram, Bolton, and Apgar Page 5

the campgrounds from July i to IL
Mrs. Jesse Harlan and children,
and Mrs. Harlan's aunt, Mrs. Matt
Cochran stopped at the Clark Har-
lans on their way home from Hot
Springs to Cut Bank. Fern Har-
Ian went to Cut Bank with them.
Gene Hendrickson is staying
with his brother, Bud, at the Har-
Ian cabins.
Mr.. Warfield, Illinois, is visit
ing Cliff Westerfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Butts, Ka-
lispell, became the parents of a
71a pound son Tuesday in the
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09
Hungry Horse News

Sr.'s, over the Fourth
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Blot anC
sons, Bruce and Larry, left Mon
day for Kennewick, Wash, after
a long visit with Mr.. and Mrs. H.
w. Hutchings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Kettleson
and son, Bobby, Pinnacle, We're Vi
sitors at the Bill McGregors Mon
day.
Keith Dickman, Jimmy McDon.
nell, and Pat Rupp took a nice
long hike up to Granite Park cha
lets Tuesday and viewed the mar
Vicious scenery.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

misses Grace Allshouse and Leta
ana Betty Davis are in CHARGE
Blole lessons are illustrated nv
iiahnelgraph. Next Friday even
ing at 7:45 a program will be pre-
sented for the public. All Young
people are urged to attend the
school.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

tWo-wheeled traf
fic jam. Maybe
we spend too ma
ny of our grow
ing years in fam
lily gasoline bug
gy. Bicycling for
fun can be fun,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

Transferred to the Hungry
Horse project from Auburn, Wash.
was Jack Rickert who will have
charge of the project warehouse.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-07-09

Kalispell hospital. Mrs. Butts is
a sister of Mrs. Harold Nichols.
Rudolph Hill has rented house
here and is planning on bringing
his family here soon.
At the Harold Nichols home this
week are his father and mother,
North Dakota, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Nichols, Arkansas. Harvey
has returned from his home in
North Dakota, -.
---------------
At the Hungry Horse project
this week was Howard H. Burson,
SEATTLE civil service iDSDectOr
Evening star., 1948-09-25
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. c. B-23
SEPTEMBER
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAND.

4-BEDROOM BUNGALOW-only S9,e50,
with about So, 900 down; terms arranged
artistic. equipped kitchen. dining room.
2 pleasant bedrooms and modern bath on
1ss ooF Of sedESoms N upsssss psss f;
SUBURBAN HOME Mr.. GLENDALE, MD
IS acres of beautiful handicapped lawn in
with bat baths. S hotWatsr heat a and a1s All other
barn for horses, The price Is right,
erdale. Nd, WA. 7oo9; svenings. WA.
$3.50 DOwN-New brick bungalows. I'M
aest1e @eaate an all
Level lots. soxiso. Oil heat. Close to
schools, transportation and shopping: Open
Saturday and Sunday / TIL dark. To
Gross, right on Annapolis I'd. past Land
over Ellis to Belle Meade. I'd. tArdmort
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with BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors
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NEW; SI2,I50; BRICK; superbly con.
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this very desirable 3-bedroom house To-
modern school in the East and with direct
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o.
Evening star., 1948-09-25
ANDREWS FIELD

Only miles or 8 minutes away-S1 $50
cash, monthly payment of $50 per mo. for
principal, interest. taxes, insurance. Full
price. S12.70O. A truly beautiful bunea-
low with large lot. in a setting of trees
and attractive shrubs and lawn. The
owner is an Air Force major and has
been ordered to Omaha after only 2 mos.
occupancy, buying brand-new. Carefully
consider this: Oak floors. copper piping.
cutters, downspouts, flashing and screens
dows; liv. rm. with fireplace, din. rm.,
kit. with ample closets, z nice bedrooms.
Tiled bath and shower. Bsmt. with gas
Attic has space for : more bedrms Ade-
quate insulation throughout: school, trans
portation and shopping are close. general
Is
beauty and each different from its neigh
Dor. Call Mr.. Taylor at OIL. ,34e2 for
appointment to see. or come to FRED
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Evening star., 1948-09-25
SUBURBAN sALs-MARYlAkp.

THE PRICE rs $780, coo, so this ad is not
intended for any one who cannot afford
the luxury Of small country estate, con.
natural beauty. within short motoring
distance from downtown. The 5-acre
estate. "Springbrook Manor" which ad-
joins and overlooks several other beau.
tlful and well-kept estates, is one Of
Montgomery County's show places Avail
able for prompt possession and occupancy.
this appealing haven will provide. the
utmost in comfort and gracious living
accommodations for a discriminating
homeseeker who appreciates the tran
guilty of a peaceful home apart from
every one else. The main dwelling, of
center-hall design, with large and beautiful
living. room, living porch, dining room.
breakfast room, kitchen and powder room
on the first floor, has large bedrooms,
baths and sundeck on the second floor,
and 3 bedrooms and bath on the third
Buildings on the beautifully Handicapped
and fenced-in grounds include a large
clubhouse barn. with clubroom. shower,
lavatory. grooms or servants room,
seven 10'X1V box stalls and huge loft
The estate is situated in "Springbrook +,
on the Colesville rd, in Silver Spring area
25 minutes drive from downtown For
complete description, additional informa-
ton and jor appointment to inspect, phone
GEO. J. MOSS, Realtor. Shepherd 2600
BUNGALOW, 5 rms. incl. heated porch
oil heat; large lot; conveniently located in
Silver Spring; $4,000 CRANE & HELAN,
Realtors Sli9O 1000