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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
Two Men Taken From Boot Sinkinq In
Pounding Waves In Doring Rescue

Two men were rescued from a
sinking ship boat Friday when a
feat of superb seamanship brought
a 26-foot yacht within six inches
of the distressed vessel amid
waves from 10 to Is feet high in
Petit Bots pass.
Going to the aid of B. Hilliard,
owner of the Three Sisters. and A.
c. "Swordfish" johnson were P. j.
Jane and Sam Seymour aboard
the Ingalls-oWned Flickmar.
Jane and Seymour were re-
turning from taking Captain C. T.
Torjusen to an LIST returning to
the ingalls, yard from a dry dock
in Mobile when they sighted dis
tress signals on the shrimper just
inside the sound. In weather des-
cribed as worse than any other
than hurricane weather, the two
ingalls, men managed to maneu-
yer the Flickmar near enough the
fast-inking shrimper to take
aboard the two men from the
Three Sisters.
Although the trip in was an ex-
tremely hazardous one. the
Flickmar came through with the
combined efforts of the four men
aboard and met the Coast Guard
cutter, which had only a few min
utes before received word of the
vessels trouble. en- route to an
swer the distress signal.
According to billiard, he and
Johnson had gone out shrimping
early Friday morning and in the
face of heavy seas on the Gulf
side had attempted to make it
through the pass on their re-
turn home. Waves were moun
t~aineous, billiard said, and the
pounding the shrimper took caus-
ed the bow to break away from
the side of the ship. The Three
Sisters was shipping water fast
and although he and Johnson were
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
Infont Daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Williom Hurris Dies

Donna Gayle Harris, three
day-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William j.. Harris of Paseagcula,
died at the Jackson County hos
pita0l Wednesday afternoon.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at the Fails Funeral Home
Chapel today, Friday. at 10 a. m.
by the Rev p ]. Carey. She is
survived by her parents. four
brothers. Robert j., Glenn A.,
Wayne H.. and William ], Har-
ris, Jr.: and grandparents. Rob
ert c. Harris and Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Mathews, all of Pasca-
goula.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
Accidents

Continued from Page ID
ment fas in the cemetery At Rav-
gu La Batre. She is survived hv
her parents; her GRANDDAUGHTER
Mrs. Virginia Gollote of Mobile:
four sisters, Mrs. Bosarge. Katie
Harris, Amber Harris and AHA
Virginia Harris; and two broth
ers, Thomas Lee and Robert /.
Harris, all of Coden.
Two persons received slight in
juries Friday night when the car
in which they were riding ran
into the back of a truck on High
way 80 near Fountainebleau. ae-
cording to A o. Davis. county
patrolman. They were Mrs. wal
ter r. Schiller and her small son.
Mr.. and Mrs. SCHUYLER and little
boy were en- route from California
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
cAMELLIA SHOW POSTPONED

Owing to adverse weather con-
ditions the competitive camellia
show that was to have been spon-
sored By the Wofnan's Progress
ice Club and the Mems Cafnellia
Club, February z, at the Elks hall
in Psscagoiila has been Indefinite
~ postponed, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs. Charles w.
Smith, of the Progressive Club,
overall chairman for the show.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
Mrs. Bowen

Continued from Page u
vile, MIR. and Mrs. Donald Pitts
of Fayette. Miss. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Colmer of Ponchatula, Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Crawford of Zacha-
nv. La, Henry Colmer, ST., Of
Mobile, Claude Passo Of Lucedale,
Mrs. L. r. Weeks of Gulfport,
L. r. Weeks. Jr.. and Colmer
Weeks of State College. MI. and
Mrs. Carl Fitzner of Hazelhurst,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fitzner of
Mobile, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Bar
Der of Ten Mile and Miss Shir-
ley Morris of Mobile.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30

to Pensacola. Fla. where Mr..
Schiller who is with the u. s. Ma
Wy had been transferred. The
freight truck, which was operated
by Willie Dortch, negro, Pensa-
cola, had broken down in the
highway and although the driv-
err placed flares a passing motor
ist had apparently run over and
extinguished one of them, ae-
icording to Officer Davis. Mr..
Schiller did not see the truck IN
I'll too late to avoid striking it.
Mrs. Schiller and the child were
treated in Pascagoula and con-
tinued their trip the next day No
charges were filed.
investigating officers were
County Patrolman Davis and Eu-
gene Rodriguez.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30

Residents of Pacific islands used
to sail their big canoes long dis
tances using charts composed of
leaf strips in rectangular frames.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30

Roger Bacon was arrested for
performing black magic because
he performed experiments involv-
ing electricity.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30
CORRECTION

Through error the Mt Pleasant
news appears on page 8, section
3. under the Ocean Springs head
line.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30

Planks of early Morse ships
were tied 10 the ribs with rope.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-01-30

Nine-tenths of the U. S. supply
of platinum must be imported.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
ShlppER REpvkTs ON
 pRM(EIVN-a.hLL TRIP

Skipper of the Princaton-H Fl, the Rev. Paul II. Prouty, reported today onceIning t-4e trip oi t4e vessel , Haines last week.
 The miss on beat was returning 3e.eg ates to Eaine5 rom the Si,ka conV Vent-on O. tAe Alaska Native Rlothel hcod, and had load of ood supplies On board for the res yterian home for children at zarnss, according to the report. rive people were on board besides VI ssionary Prouty: MT and II g. v liam Sparks. Lee Dcnneliy, Kar- Tagg and Jones Iiotca.
 As fog dri en by cod wind rose rom the water, near and be- ond 5ldred stosls, evening dafkneas set n early
 With at least three pairs Of eyes atching at all times for shore, the oat was kept close to the west ward side of Lynn Canal at slow speed. At no time was 1t in danyec. The Haines men with f8hiny ez- erienee knew of the good ancaor- age in Lutak Inlet hence the Prince Hall was taken taere and an- lcred rear the inner en3 If de- yeloped this was an area Cl radio ull so that messagcs could . I'd by the Princetcn-Hal out only few in Haines heard 6 sn- ounoemente that all vas wel ard verycne was set to enio Thank wing in Lutak
 ! On Sunday morning at 3 o'clock l Vm. Sparks heard oyer t1e Prince 7n-Han radio the mesgage ot tne Ghilkoot announcing that t would l tempt 10 leave the mouth Of t1s atzehin at II c'cloek and aakino hat S fishing toat stand by Nc sring heat waa available ao th, srinceton-Hall proceeded 10 Halne, nhere word was spread that [ Voulo i Q to the aid os tfc CaBko WI
 am Spark, charleg Ha p'
 a.yes Daniel Gore, Egan Willard 9lnel Missionary proitg as r crew for the re.lel effort.
 At II o'clock tfe Ctiikeo' wai ighted through the heayy yarol nl crews O.. both oats were haDD5 70 greet each other on tie llr
 iven aea Ihe third aitsnpl f
 tac' a ioW ne was n I'd the Priueeion-Ha,l tswed fh
 k of VI ieh wea 2 orfoa C tg otn power Half @ h1k wa
 arfca sit oat furt CT Incident
 oud Of people vaE tfere t5 gree ire toats
 t Inc 'opn o' Haiues efas E os o' man, item Df .o0d .cH ton
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
NEW FORE(ASTER AT
 WEATHER BUREAU

Walter A. Schroeder has. been assig ned as new staff forecaster the U. s. Weather Forecast center at the Juneau Airport an- nounced today.
 Schroeter has been with the weather Bureau for approximately f1 years, having previously been stationed at Milwaukee, Des sGosnes, Anchorage and Nome. For he past five years he has been afficer in charge of the Nome sta- icn. Schroeter's family, including lis wine and children, have pur- chased home on Glacier High g2y near Vanderbilt Hill.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Tie scores Of the Bowling tourna- menss are as follows: November b.
 Standard Oil, 1759, s. and T., 1730. Der5y Inn, 1880, Asks. 1853. Riewe's, ZOOS, Office, 17e4. Ggve nment, 1864. Shops, 1888. Hig came individuals: R. Bir- rens 21s, r. Gentle 193, S. Nelson 1s2.
 Eieh series individuals: Oscar Sel- mer 542, s. Nelson $40, F. Gentle 532.
 High Series: Riewe's and F. and F, 2049. Asks. 1853; Derby Inn, 1880. November IT,
 Derby Inn 1895, Rlewe's l6o7 s. and T. 1497, Shops 1900.
 Office 1824, Asks 1727.
 Government 1887, Standard Oil e
 individual high game: B. Boynton 2l, Y. Rafferty POI, M. Wheaton 19e, G. Budd 199
 Individual high series-Boynton 532, Oscar Selmer 518, B. Birren 513
 High series: Asks, 1844; Office 1924; Derby Inn, 1905.
 High Game: Office, 670; Shops 657; Derby Inn, 653.
 .>->--- ! Read the Want-Ads for bargains
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
r0R SALE

4 BEDROOMS, furnace, basement, laundry. electric kitchen, inlald hardwood floors, Casey-Shattuck addition
 3-gDR. partially furnished, marine view. large living room, hard floors.
 a-BDR. beautifully furnished, In Casey -Shattuck addi' ion, immed- fate occupancy; basement, fur mace.
 AREETA property, ' mi post, Z houses, acre pat lana Lemon Creek. Briggs summer home cn Point Louisa. INCOME S265 per mo; 3 apts best view, best location, terms, large lots eood he esting plant all apts. well furnished. DUPLEX off Gastineau Avenue, East First, si5ao; terms. 3-BDR. furnished home Norway Point. $500 down, monthly pay. s100 per mo
 2BDR Douglas Beach.
 G8&5AE S &t1Gyaax ks < REALTORS ACCOUNTANTS Phone cs6 over First National Banl
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
pg VIC WAL HElp
 U0Mkk'S CLUB
 CHRISTMAS PARTY

Members Of the Juneau BPW Club held tfeir monthly luncheon busi- ness meeting Monday noon at the Bararo. Hotel. Mrs. Gladys Vuille, president, presided.
 come time ago. club members do- mated food and clothing to Ee sent 10 dental student in Germany. 4 sincere letter Of thanks from the eung woman was read at the
 cat ng, expressing deep gratitude or the gift.
 Dr F elgn Butler announced that opes ol tae revised constitution n1 | -jaws gre read 10 he mailea 70 all men 8ers Of the club. Ire eom- init C, Mrs. Betty Mccormick, pr Butler, and Mrs. Dorothy Pegues vas commended on it's fine wolk
 Mrs Virglnia Beaumont was ap-
 nted memtersh ? chairman tt rccced Mrs. Bonnie Jo Gronroos
 The club voted to assist the Ju- ueaY Womens Club at the Christ rlas party fo he given for Ire cnil- dren of the Gastineau Channel area
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned was, on the fth day of December, 1943, duly ap- pointed Executor of the Last Will and Testament and of the Estate of Tom Rakich, deceased.
 All persons having claims against the estate of said deceased are re- nuired to present the same, with proper vouchers attached, to the undersigned at Juneau, Alaska, with in sir f6l months from the date of this notice.
 Dat ted at Juneau, Alaska, Decem. bsr 6, 1948.
 NICK ROCOvICH,
 Executor. First publication, Dec. ', 1948. Last publication, Dec. 28, l948.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
..,LlzzknD :, OR CALM
 JUNEAU CITY BAND
 BLOWING T0NGhT

Director Joseph Shofner asks that all members of the Juneau City Band show up tonight at 7.30 o'clock in the Grade School auditorium. The band will play on the program at the public pro- gram given by the American Le- zion.
 Director Shcfner says the bands men should not let the weather in- sgtsTe with attendance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
{ nC LDvI(E
 ONDAIv vIEG
 IN WINTE

Tae Alaska Road Commission, uhie1 maint ns and patrols .he principal highways ol Alas1a taroue fout tae year. hes jVst i7- d aile3 D, ccssifiols for hosa pia9nn winter travel.
 This is cons dered formally safe
 pfeeauI ions are eSer- csed toward protecting bosh tHe
 a end the operator.
 saDle to make local in- Ia3 a 10 road conditions sefafe
 particularly after storms
 n nl7re detail, is the A R. e te:
 les shouid De il goo1 ope.- at condition and te equi pped w-ta
 rear wheel chains, heat
 rsdiator erille covers,
 ehan in eguipnent, tool
 hosel tcwTope and map. aeHi zi.1a with light oils and ea is necessary, and use of a gal asd tie si.vilar to Standard
 aefran Ban Tee" to preTent
 and ise in tAe fuel system is mmended.
 ew oslinery spare parts, such ian belt. spark plugs, and extra ioper tuse may be usefully carried. It is not usually necessary to carry extra fpel CT lubricants in vehicle
 naal consumption However, tlle rra aotice Of carrying small
 supply is good insurance. HEAVY CLOTHING ! Travellers hould be equipped with sufficient heavy winter cloth 'ns and foot gear to protect them from weather in case of break : town, stall CT accident Since heated shelters are infre- : quent and relatively few cars trave in winter, the traveller must protect 'm-elf with adequate gear to with stand possible prolonged periods o' waifing or walking in sub-zero tenn reratures.
 A few accessories such as match os, q pocket knife, can opener, ane small amount of food may b' found useful
 SUB ZERO ADVICE
 Ira el hy those not experiences S n -alctic winters saould be linn u led 10 temperatures above abou t 20 degrees F. Normally, even in tn ] zsb severe winter months, warn y gells occur wien the daytime tenn : Eerature moderates ahoye tllis limit : When daytime temperatures fal selow this limit, it is recommende, : hat the traveller stop over until tn, = weather moderates, as, at such loY tempers lures. starting of cold o stalled engines is fficult and work ing at minor running repairs is haz rdors
 7elow about 40 degrees F. al ragel by highway should be sus tuanded.
 Travel in groups of two or mor 2 vehicles is recommended, since thi ords protection and means of re lief n case of breakdown of an one vehicle. Similarly, two or nor .o persons in a single vehicle are muc safer than one person travelin ie alone.
 Oi CAUTIONi
 Observance of the above simpl ,t frecautions, and careful driving wi A ermit the winter traveller not onl ,o Q travel with reasonable safety, bu ,a with enjoyment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

were delivered from Skagway nex5 day. Mail was transferred a4so ii ton lots and two persons were taken to the doctor and hospital. The Princeton Hall returned to is base in Juneau through heavy seas, sup plying food for 15 passengers on the way, and arriving with iuel remain ing n it's tanks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
-A-N-T ADS
F0R SALE

2 BEDROOMS-Large one-level home 3 years old. 10Ox1O0 lot in rood district. Large living room with fireplace Dining room. Autcmatic ho. water heat. Terms. ONE new house on Behrends Ave. fln concrete basement with gar age, full-Siew windows from liv- ing room, dinette and kitchen. H dwod floors. Automatic hot sir he1t Very liberal terms. ss.L@SAs!ss g ss3~ slG1e G5A CN TIRMS, 194o Jeep, mo. old, less than 1000 mi, $500, $500 Town snd $50 month. LAEGE NEW unfinished house, crd Of steel brld e. Living quart CTS for small family ready for occupancy, finish house yourself. s35Go; s1500 down. S75 month. LARGE house for lease, Douglas, P5t.
 HIGHWAY, at Peterson Hill, 9 badrscm hcme. 3 acres. patent- cd, s5.G00.
 WEST 9TH near Gov. Mansion, beds ocms furnished Channel yw, fireplace. Immediate possess sen. sl95oo.
 DOl GLAS, nearly finished 2 bed- rccn rnfmnishsd Full concrete ba eement. possible third bed room s5cond floor S7500. DOUGLAS. 1 bedroom new con- crete basement. l00xl00 lot, i'm mediate possession. $500. LOWER 3 sln Road, large liv- Ing room fireplace, view, $46OO 9TH St. ere bedroom. includes bulldins loi, Sa000. DOUGLAS, Beach, ? bedroom fur nshed 'sieo9.
 AIRPORT, beck of Lee Smiths, s3e19 Gnfian not modern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

4 regular mseting or kag wa ssfte NO 25. TOE. vas Eeld Tues
 dav evening. Tfe Aerie received 6 check for s48o from the Days ci 'He Committee as tle rent for the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Fieh have been found in moun- lakes above the line of per- letuai snow.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
E3Es T

BATTERY Radio, hsdstead. springs
 and mattress, table and odd
 chairs. Phone Red 588. 50 St THOR Autom gio washing machine
 with dish washing attachment. Excellent ccndliicn. Owner mov-
 ine or would net sell. Reason
 ably priced. can hs seen at Aiaglza Elecr'c Light Go. 6l Ct LATEST Rficro-2roge record chang CT 8nd il-tubs all wave Zenith tsbls model ra6io. excellent con-
 ditun. A staal at S75, Changer alone cost s55. 5ll W 10th St. Base e2d 61 If cru0s B spiags and Mat
 c~ir~l.te. Fh. s57. 6l St iAl,c4 s-.e14i. heater. Ph. Red 1s9. 254 1th St. 6l 2t osEo AsNC MACHINES General Lls1hic wlinger type, sz5 oacn; l E-sy Spinner type s55. T1y .hese machines for a week. f not satisfied, we pick them
 ID and give you back your -aoaey. Parsons Electro Co. 2t
 R~5YA-AS T1.-ES: Order from lYO members. Ph. Red 51o, Blue 70, Rlack 61o md Green 6Jo. Deadline Dec. IT. 57 lot OIL Eester, electric hair drier, both Al condition. Reasonably pliced. Inquire s and T Clothing Store 55 If ElALLICRAFTER, Model No. S-4O- A. Priced at S75.00 for quick sale Phone 603. 32 U oEA l5QU- Watt Universal LAe4i' Plant Complete with heavy duty batteries. Call Ludwig Nelson'S .Iewelry Store. 97e tt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07
NewsY Notes Fgogsl skagwaY

SKAGWAY, Ala a, Nov. 22.-
 special Correspondence)-Dr. and ms. p. I. Dahl have received word o the birth of their third grand
 nd. A son was born to MT. and
 ITS. Robert Dahl of New Haven, ronn. November. 13. The baby, who
 reen named Eric Lewis, poins u rlder sister, Ellen Kristen, ana
 rot CT, Peter, II.
 -reo Westminster Fellowship met November 14, at the ho-ae O. -- |" Selmer.
 repular meeting of the Com n,on Councl of the City of Skag-
 was reid November 15. It was reported that the sidewalk on front or Asks store had been repaired ana vas now in rooa condition. A let ter was received from John Pich- otta giving the cost Of the goTer- nor and .he irst llation of the same st ela8lo.0O. The Mayors ConVen- ton to be held at sitka the om- inz weekend was discussed and t wss planned t'lat Mavor c. A. Car rcll attend. This later proved to te im-ossible since the planes were cancelled because of the snowy weather.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

A fire alarm was turned in Mon
 aay afternoon at 4:25 when chim- ae5 ire was discovered at the %. No damage was done.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

The Princess Louise was ln port Monday. Mrs. c. A. Carroll returned home from a trip to Minnesota where she visited relatives. and had medical attent on. Mrs. D m al Ma kay returned from visiting rel atives in Seattle for several months. Outgoing passengers were MT. ana Mrs F A. Rasmuson on their way to spend the winter months visiting in Minnesota and Californ MT. and Mrs. J. J. F Ward who plan to spend some time in the States receiving medical attention; MT and Mrs. Richard Fisk and baby son who are planning to spend a short vacation visiting relatives in Seattle; and Mrs McNeal on her wav to spend a short time in the states.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Euildin1. The CIT stmas Tree Par
 Committee reported that the ifs had left Seattle on Odom Company { boat so would be here in time Ter the party Sam Nelson was ap- pointed basketball manager for the Eagles. The annual Thanksgiving dance will be held November 27.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Ed Feight returned home Mon day from Haines by Alaska Coastal
 Miss Hanson, tlze Pu- Health Nurse. came to Skagway Tuesday from Kaines on the LET barge. Miss Amos, the Territorial D etitian, ar rived from Juneau by Alaska Coast al Tuesday to assist Miss Hanso- in the work planned for SkagWay fi7is week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Naomi Chapter No. g, O. E. S., vot- d to send a ,pat kage of food through CARE to needy family with small children in England.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Gordon Beitinger returned home ivy Alaska Coastal to visit hls par ents, MT. and Mrs. William B-etin- ger, for the Thanksgiving holidays Gordon is in the Navy.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Ire Floren e Circle of the Or ter of the Eastern Star met oI Wednesday afternoon at the nom of Mrs. Ed Hestnes. Twelve mem bers and two guests were presea The hostess served delicious re treatments of assorted breads aao ruit cake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

At the regula meeting O. Naom. z apter, No. 9, O.E.s., Noyem e. l9 very beautiful and impressive can
 lelight Renewal of Our Obliga- ion" ce- -enoay was iyen by tn acting Vert PatrCa ana frye C. tie 5afiaels. Mrs. Edith Costner, ae Associate Matron, was pre- ented with a gift from the Chapter. Mrs. Costner will leave the North per 01anentl soon because of i'll health. < social evening of cards was en- oyed after the meeting.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

friday afternoon a Well Baa es
 inl as h cid at Pu lie eaita Cen CT b. Mis- Hanson ana l4la Amos Tae nurses were kept cry busy for there e 9 ildre- ndec scao ool age in Skagway. They Ian to hold this clinic each month. T-e next clinic will be held weat CT permit ns-on Friday, Decem e. i17
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

Mrs. Orrin Edwards gave partJ Saturday afternoon to celebrate the entn birthday of her daughter snirley. Seventeen guests played a
 ame with each winner rece wing a
 andy bar for prize. Refreshments of BavaIian cream and heautitull decorated birthday cake were serv- cd. Shirley received many heautitu gifts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

-r and alrs. Joan E. ndberg, o. Duluth, 1Inns arrived on the Princess Louise to visit their daugh- -er and sol-ln-law, M. aad Ms, Art Larson. md family. this win CT.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-12-07

ITO Westminster Fellowship met November 14, at the hone O -- !" Selmer.
Evening star., 1948-03-09

NEARLY 800 ACKEs. high state Of cul-
tiyation; meadow with beautiful stream;
soa s%sn oFsk hske .ood bath bath as and
ssaf5KseDD SIsst + 'sisf Mess Mssatssd s.ss
lonial home and all necessary outbldgs
and nice bank barn; has to be seen BY q
to appreciate the fact: For further de-
s 800 s' Or STap +
from White Houses ne!9n acres Ma sl ,trean miIs:
.nd .G @ fna :ises sss po4 aas
$Il sIts s;oqoo, Ssil manage, .csil Nj nsrtss:
ss. h NV s * 575@; AeN sVes g. g. sssS sxs 1T
NEAR WOODBRIDGE, vA.-e-rm. house,
bsdrm:. hrst H.: electric pump: gas 10!
vassE s r0as and aRa
patsh e sho lse. st, stream, hshi1s ana hunting
Iee. stream small house. necessary out
sHhsHEE S3 w. Szs 7ss So
ABOUT 1s MILES FROM D. c. in Va.
Not Just q farm but 25 acres of good
ground with 675 feet frontage on NO. /
highway hiig with more money making posi-
5-rm house with oil h-w.h. makes it per
feet for you. Also chicken houses and
other out-buildings. Price, $23500: shown
CHI. 41S4.
LA PLATA. m.-25 acres. large e-room,
bath. frame house: water. electricity,
stream, orchard, long hard-road frontage
Right in town, 28 mi. D. c. Nicely sit
uated for business or subdivision. Very
reas. terms. Call Mr.: Eames. CO. 1915.
Is Is MILES FROM d. c. L1NE-ao4 rolling
anana tensns houses uss fully
to $1S,b00 for immediate sale. Mr.
Higgs. HI. 7430. O'BANNON REALTY
CO., FIR. bl1S. III