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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Water Tank
Maintenance
Under Way

A major maintenance improve
ment to prolong the life of the
water system of the Town of
Browning is under way this
week. with S. Tobias, steeple-
jack of Great Falls, as contrac-
tor.
The project includes painting
of the water t ank standpipe's
outside casing; cleaning, scrap
ing and repainting of the inside
of the water tank, and various
other work that aims to ward off
disintegration.
Early this week the water tank
was emptied to enable work on
its inside. With the spider rods
frightened. the work was follow
ed up by cleaning and repainting.
Paint on the inside of the water
tank has an iron base as to better
ward off rusting.
Because of the wind pressure,
the standpipe casing had shifted
several inches as to require re-
placing to its original position.
Additional to the project is the
enlargement of the heating room
at the b ase of the standpipe.
Though a e a S heater is in use
during wintertime to prevent a
possible freezing of the stand
pipe. inadequate space before the
heating rooms enlargement did
not permit thorough circulation
of heat.
Tobias recently completed a
similar maintenance job for the
Indian Agency at Dixon, Mon
tana. In fact. he is kept blu S y
with such projects in Montana
and other western states most
months of the year.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Jr. Fair Begins Thursday
StQrr-MQxWeu
Nuptials In Salt
Lake City, Utah

A marriage uniting Miss Vir,
ginia Maxwell, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Maxwell of Salt
Lake City, Utah, and Thomas
Starr, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Starr Of Browning, was
solemnized at the home of the
brides parents last Saturday
evening at 7.
The newly we'd S arrived in
Browning Monday on a s h o r
visit, which is being spent with
local relatives.
The bride is a graduate of Salt
Lake City high school a nd at
present is a junior at the Univer-
sity of Utah.
The groom was graduated from
Browning high school in 1915,
later that year beginning a three
years enlistment in the navy. He
received his honorable discharge
last month.
The young couple will make
their home in Salt Lake City,
where the groom will study cleo
trical engineering at the Univer-
sity of Utah.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Barlow Receives Degree
In Elementary Education

Earl Barlow of Browning, who
received the degree Bachelor of
Science in Elementary Education
at the Montana S t tate Normal
College, Dillon, graduation exer-
cises on Friday, August l3. is
listed among the honor gradu-
ates of the class of 1913. Mr..
Barlow is the son of Mrs. Vera
Bird. Next year he will teach at
Hot Springs.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Sherburne, Mcdonald At
Hutterite Meeting

J. L. Sherburne and w. X. Nc
Donald are western Glacier Coun-
ty representatives at the meeting
of various county groups in Great
Falls, called by sponsors to lay
plans to stem the tide of Canad-
ian butterflies, who seek to COLO
nize in various areas of western
Montana.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Local Masons, Stars
At State Meetings

Scheduled to attend the 94th
annual meeting of the Gran d
Lodge, A. F. & A. M. of Montana
at Billings this week are P. G.
Anspach, Percy Nash and S. T.
Scotland of & Glacier Lodge.
Browning.
Representing Browning Chap.
ter, Ord e r of Eastern Star, at
the state meeting the same dates
are Mrs. Pearl Andrus and Mrs.
Ella Courtney.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20

Up to the present the Glacier
County Electric Coop h a not
received a satisfactory bid on the
cement construction serving the
new office building. Plans to ex-
pedite the project are under way
as occupancy of the building is
desired as soon as possible.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Browning H. S.
Chapter, FLA Gets
Many Fair Ribbons

white and four pink ones W ere
awarded Browning h g h school
chapter. FLA at the recent North
Montana State Fair at Gre t
Falls, their entries being farm
shop type.
The boys are conceded to have
had the largest and best exhibit
of this type at the fair. Flatter-
ing recognition W a S that given
them by the Great Falls press.
Many of the articles got the lower
ribbons were forced i n t o these
positions by other Browning en-
tries, which placed first.
AS at the Marias Fair at Shelby
previously, a model house built
by Ed Conway and Wayne Ra-
cine, with the help of a number
of otner students, came in for a
gre a deal of attention. The
house, constructed in 'out away
fashion, is not a toy. 1t was built
for class room use as a means of
teaching all the various parts,
timbers and contraction methods
of a full-size structure.
A seed treater. t h e work of
Steve Barcus, received much IA
vorable comment. as d i d the
large display boards.
The display boards, which are
familiar to many Browningpeople,
cover builders hardware, electric
material, re a grains, forage
crops, rope work and noxious
weeds. At the fairs at Kalispell,
Shelby, Bozeman. Browning and
Great Falls last year they were
shown and were awarded the
blue ribbon. Winslow Devereaux
took five of his outstanding Col
umbia sheep to the fair and came
home, as is his habit. with six
blue ribbons.
Eighteen of t h e Browning
chapter were in attendance at
the fair on FLA Day. which was
a Friday. Various rules t h a t
barred graduate members a n d
I others who had competed prev
iously in state contests forced the
local boys to use more or less a
pickup team in the judging.
Jack Wood, Fred Pambrun
and Lee Wilson made an aggre-
gate score of zoos points. The
Billings chapter won the event
by doing almost the impossible,
by scoring the perfec 1900
points. In other words, all three
of the Billings boys placed four
beef steers, four head of dairy
cattle, four sheep and four swine
exactly right.
Fred Pambrun, making his
first appearance as a I'D g e.
placed the local team. A great
deal is expected of him in the
future.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
More Livestock
Than At Past
airs Pronlised;~
Three Big Days

Three Big Days
Favorable development during
the last week indicates that t h
Blackfeet Reservation unior
Fair to be held at the Browning
Fair grounds next Thursday,
Friday and Saturday will be the
most successful one since incep-
ton of the project.
According to returns from the
field, Indian Extension Agent K.
G. Slaugh said, here will be
more livestock t n is year than
ever before.
The calf scramble will have a
long yearIing heifer as the prize.
Thus, it should be calle d the
heifer scramble.
At the auction sales there will
he twice as many fat steers Of
fered.
The exhibits this year will not
only be greater in number, but
superior in quality. This goes not
only for the cattle. which will be
the larger part of the exhibits.
but as we'll for sheep, hogs,
chickens, geese, turkeys, ducks.
etc.
Competition will likely be so
close that J. J. Urick. livestock
specialist at the Havre expert
mcnt station, and Il. F. Rasmus-
sen, Hill County agent, will have
difficulty deciding whether or not
to give more than one blue rib
bon to each animal.
With reference to the a If
scramble (heifer SCRAMBLED. The
stock are full-grown. of excellent
quality. However. they are not
absolutely free, yet winners have
six full years to pay for them on
the easy Tribal repayment con-
tract.
If you are one of h e eight
lucky ropers, you will be able to
add one more fine heifer to your
repayment herd. Let's get those
ropers limdered up and the good
old right arm in action. This is
a contest.
At the auction sale, which will
begin Immediately after the par
ade on Friday. 20 head of fine
steers will be offered bidders.
No doubt, there are recollec-
lions of the sale last year. with
the choice quality of steers that
went on the block. This years
sale will be comparable, with rea-
sonably good prices the anticipa-
ton.
Following is the program:
Wednesday, August Is
Sa. m. to s p. Mall exhibits
hauled and entered at fair.
Thursday, August 26
Sa. m. to 9 a. m.-Demonstra-
| ton on fitting and showing
sheep
ga. m. to 10a. m. -Demonstra-
ton on fitting and showing
beef cattle"
10 a. m to IL a. m.-Clipping
of livestock a n d preparation of
exhibits for showing.
lp. m.-Judging in all depart
ments starts and continues until
completed.
Friday, August q
| ga. m. to 10 a. m.-Completion
CONTINUED on page rivs)
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Schepp are
beginning their annual vacation
today. She is employed at the
Browning Telephone exchange
and he is senior officer in the U.
S. border patrol.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
Death Claims
Anna J. Show
Last Thursday

Funeral services for the late
Anna Jackson Show, who died at
the local hospital last Thursday
at 8 p. M, were conducted at the
Little Flower Church Monday at
II a. m. The sermon was deliver
ed by the Rev. FIR. George Ger
ner. Arrangements were in
charge of the Beck Funera
Home, burial being in the Brown
ing Catholic cemetery.
Pallbearers were Fred R. Get
ty, O. A. Tellifero, VIM. Norman,
Clarence Cohonner, Archie St.
Goddard and VIM. Buffalohide.
The funeral was largely attend
ed, with a wealth of floral pieces
attesting the deep regard of the
deceased's many devoted friends.
Suffering a cerebral hemorr-
hage early Thursday morning at
the Show ranch home, IL miles
from Browning. Mrs. Show was
rushed 10y ambulance to the hos
pital several hours later, follow
ing an emergency ca by Mr..
Show, who drove in from the
ranch in haste to arrange for her
disqualification.
Lapsing into o m shortly
after the attack, she continued
in that condition until her death.
Mrs. S how was born in a
Blackfeet Reservation community
on October IL, 1898, a n d would
have been so years of age on her
next birthday.
She was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Bill Jackson, early Mon
tana pioneers, Mr.. Jackson in the
187Os being a scout of General
Custer.
Settling in this section, Mr..
Jackson took up land that through
the years bore the historic name,
the Old Jackson Ranch.
The daughter w a S a lifelong
resident of the Blackfeet Reser-
walton, and was educated in Res
ervation schools as we'll as Che
mawa and Haskell.
Her marriage to Mr.. Show was
solemnized in Billings on N W
Years Day, 1919. For the last 16
years their home was the old DR..
Martin place, on Two Medicine
Creek.
Deep and lasting devotions
were the magnificent compensa-
tons from all W h o had known
her. With an impulse to serve
others, especially in the befriend.
ing of under-privileged children,
she lived life that teemed with
good deeds,
In the late war she was an &C.
tive member of the Browning
War Mothers, thus implying her
patriotic work in behalf of men
and women of the B ack e e t
Reservation, who were in the
armed service.
Besides her husband, deceased
is survived by three sons, John
T., Joe w. and Jerry J. eff Brown.
ing; two half brothers, Tom Jack.
son and Louie Yellow Wolf of
Browning and one half-sister,
Mary Yellow Wolf of Browning,
besides several grandchildren
and other relatives.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20

A sharp jump in county assess
ed valuation is shown in compare
tive figures. This year it is $23, =
1874, SCI and last year it was S2l-
112, 29l.
The taxable valuation for this
y ear is $40, 798,9S4, compared
with SO, $50, 285. or an in increase
of 81, CAT ,699.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20

Eleanor and Edward, daughter
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. D o n
Schmidt, are visiting with their
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Frevert, at Big Stone City, S. D.
for two weeks.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1948-08-20
TOlU11 Millage OF
80 LOlUer By S
Than Last Years

A decrease of five mills-32
mills as against 81 mills last year
was decided at a meeting of
the board of aldermen of the
Town of Browning on August ~,
a resolution setting fort h the
millage for various funds being
adopted.
The millagc is as follows:
Street, Alley fund ----- so
Park fund --------- 20
Revolving fund ----- 20
Fire equipment fund ---.-~-. 5
Int. and sinking fund ---- so
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40
Evening star., 1948-07-18
CHILLUM TERRACE
GREEN MEADOWS

GREEN MEADOWS
One Of the most attractive homes in this
close-in community: large corner lot with
and bath. oil &C. heat: completely equip.
kit with new gift. refgr.; in good cond.,
owner occupied. Call Mr.. Mcintosh, RE.
1861 or WA OS01 with
FRED A. SMITH, Realtor
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NEAR CLINTON

baths. large living room with log. tSoii .burnins
hreplace, full-Size dining room and extra
large Kitchen. "a bath on first flocr. Three
large bedrooms, all with extra large clos
cts, and full-siZe bath on second floor
Full basement oil automatic &C. heat
Laundry trays; one-half acre. plenty OF
shade. This home cannot be built today
for the selling price. Sl2,995; 5000
CORAL HILL
Beautiful 7-room detached brick, 4-bed
room home, prewar construction. Large
living room. full-size dining room. kitchen
electric range and refrigerator. Two large
s oor ers arse w'e
second floor. Full basement, oil h.-w.h.,
laundry trays; built-in garage. pavee
to 6us seoo snd shoppan oxne
ing city; S15,5o0, Substantial cash re-
FORRESTVILLE
Beautiful Cape Cod brick bungalow, Larst
dining room and kitchen, tiled bath with
rooms Full basement. oil automatic a.e
heat; city water: bus service. Priced fol
quick sale; S12.500: terms.
DILLON PARK
Lovely 4-room. bath, 2-bedroom bunealow
Full basement; range and refrigerator,
bargain for $3.50; terms.
FORRESTVILLE
Very attractive broom and-bath buns allow
Oil h-wh hardwood floors, range anc
refrieerator and almost-new Bendix wash
and Venetian blinds. Large two-car ga
rage, which could be converted into ar
apartment. Chicken house and tool shed
owner moving to California; immediate
possession; ST. $50.
MORNINGSIDE
Beautiful 5-room-bath bungalow Full
basement, oil automatic h.-v.h. Built-lI
garage; range and refrigerator. Lovely
corner lot, handicapped, inclosed with whit
picket fence: So, 500. Terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
1914 Branch ave. Sc. HI. ZOO. Opel
Sunday, 10-5.
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ALEXANDRIA VA

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY offers in
this very hne home a most desirable
location. Between Beverly Hills and
Braddock Heights. Brick Colonial, CENTER
hall type, large living room with open
screened inclosed side porch, dining room.
modern kitchen and dinette and "a bath
on the first door. There are 8 very big
bedrooms and complete tiled bath on the
second hoor. Full basement, laundry,
shower bath, maids room, so gal. West
inghouse hot water heater. Westinghouse
automatic washer. very efacient oil burner,
costs about SIS year to heat. The
kitchen is beauty, 1t has q kitchen
yentilator. and one Of the latest and finest
WESTINGHOUSE electric stoves, and In the
attic is a ventilator, 2 speeds, that cools
the entire house. Storm windows and
doors throughout. screens for entire house.
awnings on sides and many other un-
usual features such as slate roof. etc.
This very complete house is being re-
decorated and put in new house condi-
ton. although it is only 6 years old. The
grounds nicely shrubbed is 75x1O0. There
is q garage to match brick with slate
roof, overhead door, and driveway. 1t is
vacant, you can have immediate possess
sion at q price, which in our expert opin-
ion means a real bargain, S24 $50. Terms
to be arranged. offered exclusively. by
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
Phones II. s44s or Alex. oo7s The
Old Reliable Once - 1Ss
Evening star., 1948-07-18
$3.50

9l ,SOU
busessT bS hssd a, to ,b9 ad price modern h,c
$3.50 CASH
Thing, in Hyattsville. This is buy at
VACANT
Brick Cape Cod, ., bedrms down and .
up. tile bath, full bsmt., gas heat, storm
Tndows Mass eosipped oen kitchen Askins sl1;95o:
venient location 70 u. Of MARYLAND
EXCLUSIVE CHEVERLY
Fairly priced at ST.; 900. Perfect o-rm.
insula ted' landscsped Iot. " besutifuliiyy
snru35ed and tsrraeed with rock gardens.
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS
Prewar brick, bungalow. fireplace in liv-
nf se Ioo poTeh gas sed5eams sea full baeE om
schools. New Hampshire ave, stores and
bus S12,50O is a buy.
3 ACRES
With lovely r. shaped rambler featuring
s good sized rms, completely modern
in, Glendale; near bus and orn commuter utter
$1,000 DOWN
built bungalow, large level lot with many
paintings, detached garage, gas heat;
balance like rent
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR
Why pay rent when 81 800 down payment
can start you on the way to home owner
ship? This immaculate prewar bungalow
is within two blocks of all conveniences
Possession August !.
FILA
Inspected, and approved is your guide to
a new home value. This all-masonry
bungalow has five rooms plus attic and
basement. Gas heat. Near stores, schools,
ouS, etc. Price, S1l 800; 300 down,
everything.
BRICK COLONIAL
S13,950 is a hard to equal value for
this all-brick 6-rm. home i'll excellent
Cheyerly location, Corner lot, screened
porch. prewar built. many extras.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & co.
3So4 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville, Md. WA
.;!Gu. Open daily SUNDAY until y PM
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SUBURBAN sALE-viRelNIA.
ALEXANDRIA

Very central location; 3-story large lovely
brick home, on big corner lot with gear
det. garage; 5 large bedrms. and mod
ern baths. 2 liv. rms, very large kit.
fully equip; 4 outside entrances: bsmt.
under entire house with plenty of daylight;
3rd nr. suitable for 2 additional large
IN. at 40o Hume ST.. corner Of Montrose
and open sign. Reached BY No. I hwy, or
Mt: Vernon ave. to Hume st. COLONIAL
Evening star., 1948-07-18
TODAY'S TOP VALUE

This lovely 5-yr.-old home; situated on IN, a
Seautful 2s..acre lot and iocstea re on eEm- me
Seatmres are living room with fireplace
bssatS sat noS strssmnsa SsdTeoms tchsa g n
INC S,ep euisi sizel on second floor: finished rec
seatien room with fireplace; avs ~ aest
ese rrsfa Ssh fo sa5oo eash
snsyment and low monthly terms. Posses
sT1TEa;ss FISHER & CO., INC.
Realtors, 1920 K st, NV. EX. ISL.
6scs open today, 11-3.
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SUBURBAN RENT-MARYLAND

SUBURBAN HOME on an scre in Layhiil
section of Montgomery County. Md, about
8 miles from D. C. line; 2-story frame
nome with furnace heat and Bendix
washer; acre of ground; immediate pos
session; adults only or children over IL;
500 on lease. r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor,
81. GIL. CLOSED Sunday 20
Evening star., 1948-07-18
TAKOMA PARK, MD.

r,nen today, Q to Z pm. 6603 Westmore-
Hpen isnd ssSSee'MAttr: buns, Of lovely rms.
ard bath, full bsmt storage attic hp;,EnJ;; hpI;caJ;
sseo go 500. with small down payment. pi-
Tetons out carE9 n ave paS6 f6o1 stop sead sst
turn wpiss:httnoreand pisht ipfa E and sop open % sign
Brightwood Realty Co.
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ASHTON HEIGHTS


For a couple or small family desiring a
de luxe two-bedroom home with spacious
rooms, the best in construction and in
this most desirable and convenient neigh
borhood. near the Buckingham shopping
center and within l block of convenient
transportatiop to WsSh1dinston s,1d this CO:
rooms include, on the frst floor. eft.
entrance hall Living room u5xsM Eisaa
porch dining room u3x13). unusually
large kitchen with ample space for an
range refrigerator and .ventilating fan;
on the 2nd floor, master bedroom Q3x13)
with closets and door opening on BACK
porch, guest bedroom Q1x14). tiled bath.
cedar storage closet; fun basement with
recreation room 13x2SD. servants lava
tory; beautifully landscaped level lot ", with I
and attractive picket fence with rose
trellis gateway: detached brick garage garage:
lovely shade trees; priced for immediate
sale.
George Mason Green Co.
Exclusive agents; CHI. 1888; ewes. and
SUNDAYS FLA 44o4
Evening star., 1948-07-18

Near pentagon, with view Of Washinston
bedrms,, z baths lone on ON 1st foor)' nre-
equipped kit, nicely finished basement re.
rm. HICKS REALTY CO., Realtors, OV
Evening star., 1948-07-18

ASSUME 4fo CT LOAN
OF Ss,335 and live in lovely c-bedrm.
masonry bungalow in East Pines-only
50, ,b65 down and S66 monthly. Total
price, $4,000. Practically new furniture
also available al $3.50 extra. Call Mr.
Briscoe. CHI. 5S3", with
WALKER e. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 10Th st. NV. DI. 0222.
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ARLINGTON

New 6-rm brick Colonial, on lge, corner
lot Liv rm., 1920: din. rm. with bay
window, good-size bedrms., tile bath.
full bsmt. Price, 81 $3.50. Cony. terms.
CONSOLIDATED REALTY
& MORTGAGE co.
OK. 1929, CHI, SlOO. Ewes, CHI. o052.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
CHEVERLY

IL .cheverly Circle; beautiful new home
ing room, fireplace. dining with bay win
dow, large kitchen with built-in cabinets.
den or extra bedroom with lavatory; 2nd
bath with shower: painted walls through
out. large side porch, built-in garage; gas
weather-stripped and insulated Shown BY
appointment Call Mr; sadler. M1. 1855.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
NEW BUNGALOWS
[EAR NGAPXI AND IIMIIIE

NEAR MARYLAND UNIVERSITY
Most modern brick bungalows in the WASH
room, modern kitchen, beautifully tiled
bath, full basement gas heat; priced most
reasonable with small down payment.
Complete details, please call ATHEY 4, CO.,
81 18th NV. Ex. 1871; eve, and Sun.
Evening star., 1948-07-18
SULLIVAN BROS.
1kOn Y Sf NJ Mt
CHEVERLY-BEAUTIFUL

Open for inspection, Sunday. l till dark:
In charming Cheverly Hills on one of the
high points of land in lovely Prince
Georges County. where there is always a
cool breeze, stands vacant new home of
solid brick, with steel easement windows,
screens; gorgeous center hall plan, with
living room on right, dining room and
modern kit. on left, large new REFRIGERATOR
and gas range, many cabinets and window
over sink work area: End floor has beau
tiful pastel yellow tile bath, 3 large bed
rooms, telephone in one ample insulation
overhead; wonderful view from md floor;
basement contains gas automatic heat
and summer air conditionIne unit, set
tubs and outside entrance: y of base
ment could be splendid recreation
room. Lovely lot is unique in that it
touches upon two streets, so garage drive
way could enter at rear. Beautiful out
door living space with privacy. surrounded
by hardwood trees. Transferred excl
will permit nonGI to assume GI loan.
This represents wonderful opportunity
for non-GI. $1,000 down. The price
Is S14,500. Direction>: Come out An
napolis road to Cheyerly Theater. pass
Cheverly Theater and through Cheverly
gates. Drive UP beautiful Cheyerly ave.
to Inwood st. follow exhibit home ar
rows left passing our wonderful play
ground for children, and drop in to see
me at open for inspection sign in front OF
6210 Inwood st.
A. STANLEY MOREAU
Evening star., 1948-07-18

Arna Valley section, near PenfsiEon pia ano
detached @ rooms and tiled bath; base
ment; oil heat; bedrooms: Jus, sao
Downtowr Alexandria house with :
apartments of rooms and bath eacn.
ard furnished, both rented, bringing $50
monthly. is to be sold for $4,000. zee
this today now. .,.,.
- esrsrytbinp: rooms, 8 bedrooms, .
baths, fun basement, modern Ir.a home rer,en In
lot. You viii be proud to own this good
home The price is sls,95o' on terms 10
be arranged.
Arlington, close to Pentason. Navy AZ
bldes and downtown Washington, D. c.
brick Colonial Of Z large rooms. 3 bedrms-.
ia baths basemsn. recreation r,sas te.t1pes foom
Owner wants quick action and has priced
it to sell, $4,000. Grab It quick.
Houses above are exclusive onerfnss
and win be- shown by appointment
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
a2O6 Mt Vernon ave, Alexandria. Va.
Phones Ajax. o07s. or TE. 2442. The
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SUBURBAN SAIE-MD. tcont.D

SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. tcont.)
YOU'LL THINK there's mistake in. the
print when we tell you that S1o.500 buys
line @ in % Md. n" The down dow opsy payment M S Is only
$1,5Oo. And the first party putting UP
a deposit gets it. Call Mr.. Winston, WA.
654s. cox & CO., RE. 1883. lis
S1O.5OO. TERMS-Brentwood, Md-Five
rooms. 2-story frame house; full bsn,t,
auto heat. deep lot, picket fences "a blk.
to pus; possession.
Country estate 2 miles D. C.-s large
rooms, 2 freplaces, center-hall plan. I'm
tshed attic, full bsmt.. summer-wtnte
hook-up, electric kitchen. h.-wh, oil
burner. spacious porches tscreenedD, cop
per suffering, garage: grounds beautifully
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session: S22 500. terms. ERWIN REALTY
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