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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-07-22

camp before the sun could be seen
peeking over the mountains.
With full schedules of instruction
and recreation from breakfast TO
bed time, the keen edge of excite
ment was somewhat tempered and
the campers were ready to quiet
down and get their rest for The
remainder of the camp.
Aside from a few minor cuts that
were treated by registered nurses
there were no injuries.
This was the largest All Camp
ever to be put on in this section
OF Montana Enrolment for the
entire camp was 248 All Club mem
0ers and about ten leaders.
Enrolment was as follows: Flat
head ll8. Lincoln So, Lake 81, and
Sanders IS.
Enrolment of boys and girls was
very nearly equal.
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ut July 22)
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ORDER ANNEXING SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO S TO SCHOOL
DISTRICT NO. Is

This matter coming regularly to
be heard before w j Anderson,
County Superintendent of Schools of
Lincoln County, State of Montana.
and il appearing that the Board of
Trustees of School District No. on
the Both day of May, l948 duly pre-
sented a petition to the said county
asking that School
District No. be annexed to School
District No. Is, and that said petit
ton is in all respects sufficient, and
it further appearing that, thereupon,
the county superintendent presented
said petition to the Board of Trus-
tees of School District No. Is, and
it further appearing that the Trus-
tees of School District No. Is at a
regular meeting of the said board
on the 20th day of June 1913 ap-
proved such annexation, and II fur
Their appearing that no petition has
been filed seeking an election on
such issue in either of said school
districts. and that not less than 20
days nor more than 80 days have
passed since said approving vote
Now. therefore, T. W. J. Anderson
as County superintendent do here
by authorize the annexation Of
School District No. 5 to School Dis
trict No. Is in Lincoln County, Mon
tana. and such annexation IS here
by made
Dated at Libby, Montana, July 49,
1913.
W. J. ANDERSON
County Superintendent Of
Schools.
-. ~ oaN
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All Camp
Fifty-eight Lincoln County All
Club mem bers and three leaders
were glad to get home after a very
busy four-day camp on Little Bit
terroot Lake. Everyone was ex-
cited Thursday evening and with
talking and the "howling
of coyotes" after everyone had re-
tired, it wasn't too long after quiet
ness slowly settled over camp IN
til some early birds" aroused the
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Progress Of Local History Book

Work is progressing on The
Story of the Tobacco Plains Coun-
try" but workers find it difficult
to spend as much time on the job
during the summer months. About
half the chapters are completed, and
material for the others is largely
assembled and final writing begun
A new chapter on "The Noun
tains" includes an interesting his
tory Of the Forest Service in or
region.
Manv dozens of photographs are
on hand, though it is not likely that
even half of them can be used on
account of the high price of photo
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Here and There


Mrs. Lloyd johnson returned
home from Whitefish Monday where
she has been confined in the hos
pital for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VERNE Peltier drove
to Butte, Monday Of last week: They
were accompanied by their daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Osterberg and
daughter who took a plane on TO
their home in Flagstaff, Arlz.
Claudia Bravo left for Spokane
on Thursday of last week after
spending the past five months visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
z. Price.
An Ice Cream sale was held on
the Baptist Church lawn Saturday
afternoon, July II.
Geno LiVitarese and Joe Riley
of Fernie. B. c., visited at the Duane
McNaughton home Wednesday IN
Eureka, en- route to Spokane, Wash,
and Trail, B. c.
Mrs. D. j. Kerby of Minneapolis,
Mimi, visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Dickinson for the
past week.
Frank Nolan of Kalispell, spent
Thursday in Eureka on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Weber and
children of Spokane spent a few
days visiting friends and relatives
in Eureka last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar West are en-
joying a new Buick, purchased last
week.
George Gasahl was KalispeIl
visitor last Tuesday. While there
he purchased a new Jeep. He was
pr,cco11 SuyoE
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Cole of Chi
cago. visited in Eureka Thursday,
en- route to Seattle and Sunnyslde.
Rev. Lewno and Miss Shirley
Wilde accompanied several Of the
Baptist young folks to Temple Hills
to attend the Young Peoples Bap-
fist Assembly held there.
The All girls of Eureka left for
a week at Flathead Lake, where
they will attend the district camp
held there.
A program was given by the va
Church, Thursday night This end
ed the week of Bible school which
was sponsored by Miss Shirley
Wilde.
A Sunday school picnic was held |
az G1GuQdIc 7 DIN, llQdy VI 4dob |
week for the Baptist young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Swaby Of |
Great Falls, who have spent the
past week visiting at the home of
Mrs. Swaby's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Gasahl, left for their home
Sunday.
E. L. Benson returned home from
Fort Harrison where he has spent
the past two months receiving medi-
cal attention.
Mr.. and Mrs Dave Crowley and
son, Dwaine, spent last weekend in
Spokane.
Mrs. Ray Eberth and son, Alfred,
spent last week visiting in Rich
land, Wash, at the home of Mrs.
Eberth's daughter and family, Mr.
and Mrs. John Westgaard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Walker and
children of Portland, Ore, spent the
past week visiting in Eureka at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom E. Price.
Bill Benson of Kennewick, Wn.,
spent the weekend visiting in Eur
eka with his family.
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Tobacco Valley Grange

1ODacCO Naliey Or&ugc
Tobacco Valley Grange met in
their regular session on July 10
with Master Anderson presiding.
The applications of Lewis w. Fuller
and Mrs. l. W. Fuller were pre-
scented for membership. The Home
&c. chairman reported concerning
the cook books. She also said that
the Grange had been asked to serve
lunch at the McMullen sale There
were Christmas cards on display. a
communication was read from DrS-
Keith and Laura Lowell, thanking
the Grange for the fine time they
had here. A Communication was
read from the Sears Roebuck AgrE-
culture Foundation, concerning a
scholarship for some high school
graduate. The Master announced
that he had appointed Phyllis KnCtt
as Youth Chairman. The Lecturer
spoke about the visit to the Bod
Rock Grange. There were "A Enea3f-
bers that attended and all had a lot
of fun and enjoyed meeting our
fellow Grangers Bad Rock Grange
will visit US August 81 on Satur-
day night, so let's give them a
royal welcome. After the close of
the meeting County Agent Robin
son and Miss Cushman spoke. Miss
Cushman's speech was on poultry.
The next program will be IN
charge of the Home &c Committee.
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Farewell Party

A farewell party was given in
honor of Mrs. Harry Irwin, Wednes-
day night in the banquet rooms Of
the Baptist Church. A number of
friends attended and much fun was
had visiting and playing games. At
the close of the evening a lovely
gift was presented TO the honored
guest after which a delicious lunch
was served. Mrs. Irwin left Thurs
day for Lebanon, Ore, where they
will make their home
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graphic plates. The clearest PIlills
of earliest date and widest interest
will be selected.
The financial committee nas 90
far done a fine job of coliectLils
Pioneer Society dues and aoVasi ,u-
payments on the book, and III
ther amount is on hand from ene
proceeds of the Old Time Dance
and a twenty-five dollar donalioh
from the H. E. O. Club.
No more definite information on
the cost of printing the book can
be had until the manuscript IS com
pleted.
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r. N. A. Picnic

The Royal Neighbor Sewing
Circle held their annual picnic at
the summer home of Mr.. and Mrs
Rudy Peck at Glen Lake, July 10.
A large crowd attended as The pic
mic was held on Sunday so the fam
lily could also be included. Much
eating and visiting took place and
children enjoyed swimming. This
Is ALWAYS one event of the year
that is always looked forward to.
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announce NAaFEt&&S .
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. FLcklI,leeI'
100 Cedar Blvd, Mt. Lebanon, nave
announced the marriage OF tnelr
daughter, Edna Ruth, to InoLlas
VanEmon Finch, Eureka, MOT
tana, on Wednesday evening June June
3Oth, at the Lorenz Avenue bap-
fist Church. The Reverend james
G. Williams officiated.
The groom is the son OF MI: l.
E. Finch and the late Mary. j., 1or.
merly of Pittsburgh, and brother OF
Mrs. c. w. Hays, Pittsburgh.
The bride wore powder DIue
suit with white accessories ana a
.corsage of orchids The brides
sister, Mrs. P. E. McKenna, Was
Matron of Honor. She wore navy
blue with white accessories and her
corsage was of red roses. Mr.. War
rem E. Hays. Brewster, Ohio, nephew
of the groom, served as best man.
Immediately following the recep-
ton, which was held in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hays, the
happy couple left for a short honey
moon in New York City. They VIII
be at home to their friends at the
Diamond F. Bar Ranch, near Eur
eka, Montana, in the near future.
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EUREKA NEWS


Court News
Mott Musich-Drunk. Fined $25
and given 60-day suspended Jail
sentence.
Harold Vought-Drunk Fined $25
and given so day suspended Jail
sentence.
Emil -Misdemeanor. Fined
SIS and given a 80 day suspended
Jail sentence.
Pete -Misdemeanor. Fined
$3.50 and given go day suspended
Jail sentence.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

condition; newly painted; $3.50 each. call
Sm Sly EvEs svfss1 su9aaz 42a GAaE s9 81 Z
PANEL TRUCKS. 1la-ton GMc; good op--
Grating condition; newly painted; $3.50
ta'a e 80 A p.m n"'i EvESISG fEHP STAR a4RAdE
S41 2nd st. Sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald.
HONESTLY PRICED USED TRUCKs-A
large selection Of 1880 to ~ used trucks
are selling. less than wholesale. See today;
GMc truck dealers; sooG 3@oc Lee, Lee hwy A.
parts parts and and ~ service at Alexandra truck
plant; d2o1 0roneco ST. t;,Ehns AlexsndTia' az Va
bkocR%Ay k tRS eIH ls4f "a" sfs-son, o with 1851.
A good buy at $3.50. Phone UN slo0;
INTERNATIONAL 1a4l M;ton panel; soOd
GMC l947 ,24-ton pickup; very low
King @ St., Alex. Va. oV 1000; 90 :.
lord l94s ls-ton, panel British h.lE built Enlt
eaualled, 40-inch wheelbase makes 1t
easy to handle and park its op appearance trads
FSpa MofoE CO Ferd eraS deaeas
cHE7RoERT VA 1a4s r. toa M panel % truck
S425 ToRRfs' SGeS aSVDj BE- 0sl sao4 mo- payments
FORD I947 a-ton dump: 7.50x2O tires,
2la-yard build-up body, low mileage. hardly
used. 81 .395; 30-day guarantee. HILL q
TIBBrTTS. l114 Vermont ave NV. Wash's.
oldest Ford dealer. MA. $3.50.
FORD 1888 112-ton cabin chassis; ny
draulic brakes perfect condition; guaran-
teed Through D. e inspection, pernnont s4Se Hill
Wash'S, Oldest Ford dealer. MA. 9S50.-2
DODGE 1916 acton stake, runs Ike
top. has not been abused. 81 .O95; 3O,day
guarantee. HILL & TIBBrTTS. 1114 Ver-
mont ave. NV. Wash's. oldest Ford dealer
Ma. $3.50.
GMC 1912 van truck: must be seen to ap-
preciate Inquire 1741 Johnson ave. NV.
bet; and s, Mr. r, GARRETT 6 .RdSs1 E po T.
ton pickup: fully equip, lst class condi-
lion, Call MR.; HINES: Ashton 2aIt 5G4lt .;-5
FORD 1888 l2ton stake, excellent tires:
ready to roll. real bargain; S395; easy
terms. HERsoN AUTO LOANS, sth and
o streets NV. DE. 400, .-2
SMALL ex-milk truck, in excellent rum
ming cond, good tires; only S1oo. cam
WA. 42l4.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
STORES FOR RENT

g, g NEW YoRK AVE: NE. in snd CONNER
lot o s6re 9ass snd to s @ be b
ness section HoWENsTEfN REALTY CO.
ad5ssd5 sa5s st .th nT 81 s'wn P5 7sI modern build
and 1000 So, IT; both with show windows;
Suitaee fog m2St % any type of
iio9 18Th ST. .W.-33x70; 'HG: Suitable for
restaurant, drugs, etc. DI. s339 or DE.
ii"o. lst ST. N.w-sutable for pawn
brokers' exchange, etc. DE. 1866 or DI.
OFF UPPER 18th NV. near Columbia rd
Entire semibsmt. fireproofed, front-rear
IA "a gn !nel. quick Jposs.; lease reasonable
iith ST. NEAR COLUMBIA RID. NV
Choice Ind floor location; large front
office. 400 square feet. suitable any type
coMET REALTY ~ CO. g." 1908 N '"SDsS' Y ave s1
1873 P ST. Nw-1,Ooo SO. TT. with show
windows; suitable for restaurant or other
mercantile business: second fir. contains
sMITHY CO, 81 18th st. NV. ST. 1900
1873 YOU ST; Nw-lsxeo feet show
olhaoTs other type su'Ta mercantile busns Cali MY N.Y.
Holland, H, H, G; sM1THY co, sl1 18TH
s. s,,I nT; CokTMBia 81 afao RID. N.w-Larre store
with private. rear parking, lavatories;
now avail. for immed. occupancy. Good
lease ,rn at moderSte T2 m rental LEGuM Z
100 sist ST. Nw.Nstore, cellar and ;
rooms, central Al location: D. coNNoR
N MoSHRN DER: STORE. in large apartment
house; at 10th and Fla. ave. ne; suitable
dry cleaning, jewelry, laundry. barber, shoe
Sf YsFy BPos INC cav Mr
ington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, Gil. 4456.
SEVERAL well-locsted stores tsome. fx-
turedl for rent; one may suit your business
9o6 10th ST. N,w.-Approx 900 So. TT;
lge. display window; also rear loading
Ne Ne 6oS5. Si; @ COMET REALTY CO. S' 1oo;i i
Coop & II rooKHNG. rDe; M; comfortable store on
Wis. ave, Bethesda. opposite safeway
Stores; 1900 50. IT. floor space. lge. bay
window: rent $500 mo. Immed. poSs.
FALLS CHURCH. new stores; store,
aoxdo; stores, 1sx45, with fun base; E,
fI and NG s TA per month on fA E4Ks to6
NEW SHOPPING; CENTER in Silver Spring.
Md, has several stores available. suitable
for bakery, variety and beauty parlor;
GhcS Eo n PaRRNssTff sERNTN CO., cf Reaors MT Key
K st NV ME- 54O0 )
SUPER MARKET STORE, Soft front
I4th and LougfelloW SITS. NV: large gro
cery, chain or Independent; heat and water
furnished; rent reasonable ready for occu
pancy L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS. INC,
9t37 X ST. N.W.-Vacant; ideal for radio,
electrical store or any small business; S75
Der mo- H. T. RANDOLPH. RE. 2l37 or
CORNER store OR OFFICE, 1,5OO so. fl.
includes rooms and balcony, ft-hieh
ceiling; reasonable rent; 9th and Eye SITS.
NV. Apply ASTOR HOTEL, ST. 1850.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
STATION WAGONS.

FORD 1947: radio and heater gunmetal
finish. $1.695. This car carries Cher
nerized guar cHERNER MOTOR CO.
l1ll Fla. ave. NV. HO. 5000. .
VS. this is a beautiful job, fine woodwork
throughout: tires like new. wonderful con-
dition mechanically: it's ready for any
type of use Carries our 30-day owner
rated guarantee; $l,545; cash or 1S-month
terms; liberal trade; guaranteed. LOGAN
IFord), III 18th ST. NV, DI $500.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

ATTENTION, MERCHANTs-We have Ia
cilities for pickup and delivery services
and storage during the Christmas period.
Our equipment and drivers are dependable.
Call BAYNE g. SCATES, INC. 81. 2777,
81, 71T7: ewes, EN-. 1868.
NEW PANELS, vans and stakes. BY the
hour. day; week oE year sTERRETI
At1N5 ssln sc1 8 st sHxN NV No. slI1 ssli Of''-of'
VAN TRUCK-Large or small jobs; prompt
service: reas.. prices local or long distance.
IA "a 293,; 81 after pP;a-rE Pm GE l4ls, ,ats, 2.
rolet vans. stakes. panels and pickups,
for hire by day, wk. or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV.UR-SELF, 1923 L st. NV,
Evening star., 1948-12-01
AUTO PAINTING.

AUTOS PAINTED, BAKED. $50 so: spark
expert body fender work. coils L st. NV
ST. 1857. 81
ICED GILBERT. 4los Pa. ave. ext. Sc.
FINEST AUTO PAINTING. fender and
body work; only skilled men work on
your car; reasonable prices. ARLANDR1A
SUPER AUTO SERVICE, 1908 Mt Vernon
ave. Alexandria 9O24
Evening star., 1948-12-01
IRAllERS-

TRAILER DOLLY, Just like new; used half
day no use for 1t. sold trailer will sacri-
WILL sAcRifficE 1912 house trailer, 90
#. good condition, sleeps 4; completely
S23 E a. S6sz Sizes and models.
also good used trailers.. We are equipped
f2E II typS tEfsS TsgsHs TRER 81 sAlE 8
@ass 0Es ESDEs hslezn czzkKfacrs MS COM
pste with springs and Thees 195 hegse
st adshs'qEzs FzMous 10 sc coAcHis in ma
spa4tan sGns and modss ssmnFm rssd9s
SALES: Wash.-Balto. blvd. Rte. l. Berwyn,
FIVE Ms STAR GENERALr sS'} % It., ssess. A
siss 'ssp,s a5shsh saz '0H!Rz sas
TRAILER SALES. 2nd ave. and Colesville
ha NV es AND USED Phons All
in late models. Low down paymsnt, and
TRAnER 14ss CO. N nc, '5' osE Grove TIsilsr
y 10 -, oDfs 3 d: s:iiy " .ha ssdS SundaS an
display m at NAT1oNHL TEAL TRAILER SALES,
Soos Baltimore ave, Riverdsle. Nd.
xccouNT OF SICKNESS will saerifc. new
1949 Walco 33-ft trailer; elec. -refgr..
bottle-sas stove. h. and c. water, shower.
a. toilet, garb. disposal. twin beds: sleeps
1912 LIGHTHoUsE TRAILER. 20 IT. long;
sleeps 4, coil springs: good condition;
$3.50. CHI. 1929 after $40 pm. Il
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
For real living comfort. for economy
and luxury combined. see these new and
as schult Commodore So ,39s.35
'4S Schult Luxury Liner- 3,041 .46
'4S Schult Aristocrat t- 4,436 95
AS Howard Mansion 5,1S4 93
'4S American % Tandem 2,642 81
AS Howard model "25" 1895 90
AMERICAN TRAILER co. INC, 1880
Wis. ave. NV, WO. 1891.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACRES on north-south hwy. In Pr
rest rooms store. etc. o. H. OSTER-
MAN e. CO., 1910 VT. ave. NV. ST. 1856.
HAVE ACREAGE in Suitland, suitable for
II large lots: water available; bargain.
O. H. OSTERMAN & CO. 1910 Vt. ave.
nv ST; 695a ~
from 4-s acres. 90 min. to D. c. via Lee
blvd Priced at $500 per acre with terms
N. c. HINES g. SON, OK. 1860; ewes,
Evening star., 1948-12-01
SUBURBAN RENT-vlRGINIA.

BEDROOM Colonial frame house near
Falls Church; gear detached garage, large
lot $3.50 per month; call YEONAS
REALTY, GIL. 21O0, OK. 1913. Il
3-BEDRM., la-bath Cape Cod bunsaloW@o
Conv loc. Arlington, immed. poss., ST bO
per mo. AL BAKER g. SON. INC, Real
tors, Alex. 6644. TIE. 7343. Open Sun
daYS for convenience. y
Evening star., 1948-12-01
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.).

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont. :.
CaEvRoLET , ls4o TT 1s,.on par. panel; n newly Wy
spection; S495 Easy terms. HERsON
AUTO LOANS, sth and o streets NV. DE.
FORD 194e e-ton truck; has special cat
tie bed with tarpaulin; heater. FAIR
sssTNuDEBAKER 1s4e 1h,.on stake; ~;
inch wheelbase; another Studebaker;, 1916
lla-ton stake, 52-inch wheelbase. 2-speed
l94 sod ere dse sasm snd
pioushs, extra set of wheels and tires for
cutter; this equipment in excellent con. n1.
don to be bet Sd 80 Gr any ALSO 1888 n
CORNELL NURsER1Es. s7l3 Georsia ave
silver S Spring Ma Md ST. 5000 After q
hape s51 phont hone Rsds RhsHR si4fk
Washington TRUCK HEADaUARTERs
offer: Panels. stakes tractors, actors vans vans
fass[G!st r0sf Many DUasa eOmpls5siS
truck for S2?5 or Sl,75o, we have one TO
our @ Ssat seectien' neeoS' oGRIsMAN GPs cHEVRoLET
INC, 6l0 H st; ne, Washington - D. c.
INTERNATIoNAi fsfff lH oS1I XII Metro. 1s4s; this
truck has been used very little and has
been owner driven. For further informa. !.
tion. call ia. s2o3 daytime; GE. s9s4
sTGDEBAKER '4s pickup 1-ton: only a
few miles Of use; stlll in warranty guar
antee; S100 under new truck price; rear
bumper, back-up light. Owners business
changed and traded in on another Stude-
baker LEE p 3, BUTLER INC ll21 2lst
FORD 1915 Ia-ton panel; used by local
D. C.. business for light delivery only,
perfect H1 condition throushout driven onG only
Terms or cash; LOGAN CFord), I'LL 18th
st. n W, DI. $500
FORD 194O A:ton pickup: excellent CONG !;
l946 motor; S595. COLUMBIA MOTORS,
14th and Fla. ave. NV AID. 1572. =
I9i5 G.MC. .3-ton tractor Sl,35O
1946 Ford l1a-ton; C. and c.. lw.b., a15
194l Mack 2-ton; c. and c., l.w.b.- 775
1888 Dodge 1l2-ton: c. and c. $50
1912 Chevrolet lh-ton; C. and e. 375
1889 Ford 1la-ton; c. and e. $50
1899 GMC h-ton; c. and c.--- 225
1885 GMC 5-ton; c. and c., aux.
3-yard coal dump body i55
Open until 1890 on Saturday. GMC
TRUCK & COACH DIV, 80 NJ st. ne
ME. 05O5. =
TRUCK BUYS
l947 Ford 12-ton van ------- 81 1895
1888 Ford 1a-ton panel - 295
1e46 Studebaker 1la-ton, chas.. cab 1,195
1889 Dodge l2-ton panel 450
1912 Ford lla-ton chassis and cab $50
1946 Ford dump, 2la-yds. 1,2a5
1946 Ford sedan delivery -------- 1,145
1889 Ford 1l2ton panel $50
All these trucks are in good condition and
ready to go. STEUART MOTOR CO.. 9Th
and N. Y. ave. MA. 5000. 5
I
Evening star., 1948-12-01
FARMS FOR SALE.

I25 ACRES GRAZING and general farm,
% mi. to-. D. G. b-rm. main house and
chine ehinery 'ts shed franary e s poultry bdss; I Incl
stock and modern. ma chinery; plenty hay.
lespedeza and grain; streams; This is
T9Ss TaSaAM Ph9ne SlcrSi4Y Sh l4l5 acre tarmstte
l2nd acre available; spacious new 7-room;
2.bsth home with ls.oor bedroom snd nd
construction; only Sl9.5O0 with 81 I 900
lSt trust act immediatey MT MITCHELL
STIfK STEPKpEk H. vAes sses acres sH Just se a high
s0;cow dairy barn not COMPLETED: good
value at $4,000; milking eeqipment p! n !, ,SI Gan
ESTATE Is AGENcY, Second Natl Bank BIdg
Phone $500, office; sls2, residence; Cul-
ss1TgRsocuTTS's FALLwrNTER farm estalor--
coast sTRoUT REALTY. 1l1-A Wood
sS Hunt NE cub S4s Section
trict s'I1S hne. o No Nhe house o $3.50 cash An
eTespt.onaI Kept. a, inyestment. In, EDWARD g.
h'' ipEAI HORSE FARM, = miles from
Charlestown; W. va, on, pike: .62 acres
limestone, bluegrass land, unusually well
Colonial type house with
large chimneys and freplaces, electricity
installed. Very large basement, stock
DdIu III kOUu SHAPE lHlS LlOL
than any farm ] know Of
and is one of the best investments at
Charlestown. W Va, cheap at $4,000;
226 acres, mostly under cultivation about
ESQ yds. from main pike. finely watered
by springs and stream; S-room farm house.
shown by appointment Phone Herndon
IS; BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon,
Fairfax Co. Va. l.
FOR $3.50 1 can sell you this s-acre
farm with 5-room BUNGALOW, oil heat, run
ming water: no bath fixtures but room for
bath; house and l acre fenced with good
wire: yard, garden. and chicken yard sep
arated; garage, chicken house, berries and
fruit. Can sell house and lot separate
from the other acres. Less than l mile
from the, center. OF Herndon on a good
hard road For information call BENTON
at Herndon S4-W-4. Address not given
over the phone. Terms; $1,000 cash, bal
ance reasonable monthly payments )
4:5-aCre farm, about half open
and half wooded and with frontage on a
large creek deep enough for boating. The
7-rm. house has only elec but is worth
and there is good barn; 25
miles from Washington in Fairfax County.
Terms; $1,000 down, bal. 500 per mo.
See MASON HlRST. Annandale. Va, at the
end of Columbia pike. Phone FA T447.
Evening star., 1948-12-01
sUsiNEsS PROPERTY FoR SALE.

sUsiNEss PROPERTY foR SALE.
DOWNTOWN-l3th ST. n.w-3-story and
bsmt brick vacant. 165-ft lot to soft.
alley; newly painted and renovated; gas
heat; now furnished for rooming house;
furniture goes with house; can park 10
cars on rear lot. Price, $4,000. OWNER,
Special BARGAIN-Attention. builders!
Commercial corner 18th and Newton SITS
ne in Brookland denSely populated sec
ton. Lot lOOxlSO IT. We have plans to
build 5 stores. A 5-apt bldg. on rear
of lot rented for $1,000 per annum. Act
today to secure this bargain. RE 52l6.
l.4a AND 1874 Goth ST. Nw.-Two g.
story bldgS., in 1st commercial zone; at
tractiyely remodeled; immediate posses
sion; ideal for business. professional Of
fees; gas heat. WEINBERG g. BUSH,
INC. Realtors, Ma $500.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 14th st, near Bel
mont-4-story bldg, restaurant and 3
aptS a solid investment, priced right
CAMPANELLA & WOOD, EX. Alb; ewes,
y y ROOMS. BATHS, oil heat; 1st com
mercial; storeroom in front large Gear at
tached garage; in Al condition; on Mt,
Pleasant NV; ideal for any kind of bus;
mess a real buy for S26,5O0: on good
terms Call ST. 5757. c. j. YOUNG, 1929
Vermont ave. We need 2 experienced
statesmen.
ANACOSTIA-2226 Nichols ave. se-lst
commercial; corner lot 50xi7O; lge. 9-rm.
home; price, 1922 800. HARTMAN REALTY
INC :}45 Good Hope I'd. Sc, TR. 400
VT