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SMART INVESTOR

The home that pays for itseH--10
lRe. rms. and 2 baths; now being
operated as profitable tourist nome !;
hwy: contains approx. zs acres,
zoned commercial; excellent locs-
tion In the heart Of Falls Church,
fast becoming a business center;
huge beautiful shade trees; 2-car
Earase; fine garden space: new oil
h,-v.h, plant Don't fail to see
this home Immediate occupancy.
A good home and a profitable in,
come; potential increase in land
value; only S29,750. substantial
CTrkEAN G CEAY
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EASTMAN a. SEAY
FNstgsivt R"shaFs. "a gs2U -
FAITH IN THE FUTURE
Invest in somethins tAngtbr nsy
one Of these 'sEeFr wepdsd tote
of Lee h.Ehpss eiess 20 Eslis
Church IhssF choice let eau D.
purchased on sfrF st"nahis terms
Dgiv fIt available Recon ta ? ID = d
pFopeTty containing basic fiTmFtts
OF seed Investment Inspect TO-DAY
Gail
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PRICE REDUCED

3-bedroom brick Colonial, immaeu-
late condition: large living room
with fireplace. dining room. equipped
Kitchen, full basement with hre-
place and outside entrance: located
in North Arlington. near Westosei;
schools; moderate cash payment and
assume OF drst trust OF approx.
SlI 900. To inspect. call
YEONAS REALTY
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SUBURBAN sALE-vlReIhlA ! sUsUl
susussAh sALE-WselkiA
Al 000 CASH

ST 900 CASH
And 500 per mo. viii purehas this
s-rm. brick home that has tGst
been redecors.ed and is located iust
q hop. skip and jump from the
NAVY Annex.
VERY LARGE ROOMS
II you are locking for an older hom.
with he above. conveniently located
and on a lot l0Gxl20, you vii Be
intereSIed in this 3-bedru1.. 's-
bath home lst @. has center hall
way. liy. rn., din rmr equipped
XIII and IA bath full! hSmt,. oil
h. h,wh and completely t,as, fenced lot
4 BEDRMS., Ia BATHS
A lovely brick Cape Cod. on q corner
lot and close 10 butlines: J beorn.
and - bath on Is; A.; full esmt
oil h-wh. House IN lovely eone!-
BEST BUY TODAY
3-bedrm.. 2-bsth. brick Cape Coo
located in Pals Church, next TO Va
Forest. \ block OF Lee hwy. They
contain liv. rm- with nrepl- ein
: a"i3 6edrms. dS71 ' .nd tie tie bath = upstsirt
fun bsmt gas heat: and lot 1i4s
ways. Open daily to 8 pm.
BUNGALOW
A. spie-snd- span 5-rm. bunEalor
low down pymt and about SIS pss
mo. vacant. For further informs :
tion. call
CECIL B. LUPTON
ow. 1893. Open Q to 9. OK. os59
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SUBURBAN sAlE-viR6IklA
Omen Sunday | Till Dark

Falls Church, Vs-FiTst time offered;
new brick Cape Cod bungalovS,
some OF 3 bedrms. and : baths,
others. = and 3 bedTmS. and ] bath,
plus lge finished End q. all having
room. full Easements with outside
entrances gas &C. heat, houses are
well insulated; excellent transporta-
tion and shopping close by; priced
from Sl3. 600 to SI4,750 on reason
able terms For information and
appointment call Mr.. Morris. with
Colonial Investment Co.
RE $3.50; ewes ana Sun, WI 1858
Directions. Out Lee blvd. to Seven
Corners, continue out Route so I.
mile to our open sign "a
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE

AUNT BUILDING
PrsWS; built. located close In Va
ar excellent investment ioi private
party that is loekirs tog future In.
come. For CON cr~ details. CAL.
Arlington Realty Co.
ran4 XIlsnn nht OM aHnn "A
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Near Arlington Hall

Near Arlington Hall
A practically new brick bungalow In
perfect condition on large corner
wooded lot. / block g lee Ses;
room. Kitchen. z bedrooms and bath
on the LIST nocr: stairway to unnn-
ished room on end: full basement.
automatic heat. To see come 70
MANNAS REALTY CO.
sIIs Wilson blvd. GL. Or OK. 35s4.
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WITH CREEK

ia acres - mi from wAshiuE ION
In Va, with creek running through
property, near good schools reads
etc. IA acrss clear, the rest wood
ed. could be developed into hah
lovely estate re IAN RI
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AURORA HILLS OFFICE

.30l 8 Arlington RidE~ Fc or
a4ld or s4ii SIS
sPRINGBRoOk FoRIsf. Isvsi wood
ed acre lot so IL. front. sta Il
deep; price. ~ zoo.
Bradley HllS Gtoye~-CoTnsr wooded
lot, containing 40 900 &C n price
50 500
Woodside PArk---Eice isvei carer OF
close TO All copvenences prize ~,
700 Can wOOD~CoNiET co 81
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BOT HiIIW0Od ave.
4I, RAKER & SONS. INC
ENGLISH COLONIAL

g ENGLISH COLONIAL
Something different in a 6-room brick
living room, step-up dining room
with corner cupboards, fireplace. In
basement, maids room. detached
brick garage; Just decorated; level
Handicapped lot; immediate occupancy,
Price. S1S,950. Terms.
FNZOR REALTY
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MILL CREEK PARK

ThiA is ssnslh}e restgaetsa st,eloe
msnt fhe heRIthtui hTACBpk az
sne tae suisy Frsttu5aFss tt thu
wooded acre make NE CEyfb psfA
= perfect place tn set aWAy fgeu tlsc
hot crowded Ctts IUregupA pAfktir Ell.
chanting and desirable . tFW Cno3ss
lots sfsil AvAfiEhit on thr eFrtk a.
lots = acre nf latss} su qllpuits
from the CITY ia historic rsirfRA
County Va located - mile uess
OF AnnAHeaIs. via Columbia piEs
o. Lsf Jackson hay ERt g&EI
MIL CREEK PARK DEvE1aPMrNT
CORP, OK a7G1 or FaisfGs anE
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1 BEDRMS.. IL BATHS
BEST BUY TO-DAY

A lovely brick Cape Cod. on q corner
lot and close 70 butlines: J beorm
and - bath on LIST A.; full esmt
oil h..wh House IN lovely eone!-
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Z TANoIt1NUlS w LOA(1A
Hilltop location in grove Of fine trees,
plus q sturdy frame dwelling in need
OF modernizag gon. The property is
on a hard road, between Forestyine.
Virginia. on the GeorgetognLees-
.burg Pike. and LeiRhs Corner, on
the Alexandria Pike (Route u. with
In l6 mile radius of White House.
The dwelling, $500, plus the acre
age at $3.50 per acre FOR a minimum
OF 10 acres; total Sll 900. Adoi-
tional land available at $3.50 per
acre or less. depending on amount
and location.
Herman E. Gasch & Son
For information and appointment,
call Daieview 9l52. Woodward Bldg,
MA 1884 "a
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AURORA HILLS

3 hTse wooded hilltop lols view et
Washington, rs and pp II frontage
city water sNeT ktdfwElks Cures
CUTTERS, paved streets III and PAID
for ideal for rambler type homes
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PANORAMIC OUTLOOK

Courthouse So, Arl., Va, OW. 5S5s
OK. 1907: nights and Sun, GI
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4-REDROOM BARGAIN

BRICK; 4 bedrms.; high-fenced gar
dan; valuable location; all for only
Sio,6O0. good terms; all improve
nfents incl. circulator heater. paint,
paper and floors in new cond. Both
en-breakfast rm. open into lovely
Sarden. Here's good substitute for
that 4-bedrm. house you want but
without that big $4,000 price tag:
rent one n. or couple of rooms and
fmnned. possession. See 1t now!
eoe Princess st, AL. 2l64. "a
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eve OR g%-l : B TiFFEN A
SON }RS Kennels Al 80 "a
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT
Alexandria. va,--sale
or lease; approximately 1880 "a.
IT., r.r. siding, inmed. occupancy.
OWNER. OV. 0s92. CHI 1916 after
8 pm. and Sunday. "a
WAREHOUSE. 10 400 50. #, noor
close in: railroad siding: roc SO
II SAM RosEY, AD. e7oo. 20
.I 600 SO. FT.. NV. section; 3-story
fireproot bldg: elee. elevator; steam
heat. stoker Soft. span, elesr q
columns. csl MI. MorEan, CHAs
c KOONES CO, DI. .34.. 20
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BURNT MILL VILLAGE
EDNOR ACRES

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'' JAMES G. WARE

Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd. ow. aaao'
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WIIIOWRIJN

Every foot . profit or these choice
hemsutes h-aers loth from sSsa
70 II 100. Near Shirley highway
Lefsurcly country living 20 mtnusst
from the heart of town Build here
nature sunShln. sill cure yeui
eitys Ills Inspect these lots toosy
The oRtstsndiDs FAinsB viil appea'
Ia YOU Tslr rnhAns
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DO YOU?
.o4 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
EVER POPULAR

lust 90 easy minutes from Washing
We We have an especially nice 3-bed-
room. sll-brick Colonial; approx "
mately $4,000 ~ LIST trust trust; oniy RiiI
Hnance balance. Clean and neat
ready for its new owner. Large
living room with fireplace. dining
room, large kitchen. full basement
It's beauty and warrants your IN
spection now.
Arlington Realty Co.
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DISK SPACE FoR sfsr

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EASTMAN g. SEAY

HILLBROOK ESTATES
Cut yourself In on HiIlerook Estates
bright future with onf Of thsss &C.
siraels lots, Values that musi b.
seen 70 be appreciated y to .
acre lots. Nicely wooded Some tets
here today and hTins yeaf air CASTE
firmly TO earth several loSi stir
available In section enc and twa
We are ready 10 show yeg today
EASTMAN 6 SEAY
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OPEN HOUSE

For that Sun. drive. see this lovely
brick home; lst A. has lee. liv rm.
with oval stone h<eplace, bright den
family-SiZe din. rm. and fully eouip-
ped kitchen; 2nd q. has master bed
rm and pvt. bath; ? other lge.
bedrms and bath; stairway to Ice.
attic. full bsmt., maids rm. and "a
bath. lge rec. rm.. built-in bar;
separate furnace room and laundry
Lear att. garage. oil h.-w.h.; ter
raced rear yard with fireplace. This
is a quality home. well worth your
time to see. Open Sun, April "a.
To see, go out Lee blvd. from
take Hillwood ave. to right out to
902 Hillwood ave.
Al. RAKER & SONS. INC.
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SPLENDID BuY

n a A-9a~j'y aet sGSsssas . Area
gsuAs arrSA4 re1tA4 N&E-N = Ao<
EsSs thAS "a sgss cns Eng sNAs-
AR EzFzssec Att!F wtIts - scsorsc
WM SCEW ARTL. EX 1858
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ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.
FIorida's fastest growing city, the
now secure choice homesites In
beautiful North East Park. . park
Of brand-neW de luxe homes, only
o minutes from center OF downtown
business section. located In eits
limit; city ADVANTAGES and eonven..
fences. Large building program OF
full operation Each house an In
diyiduRl home especially designed
for It's "eye appeal" Attractive Low
prices. 5 years 10 pay for lot. Send
for new illustrated folder. Plan On
joining our next party for an IN
spection trip and st. Petersburs
vacation.
CRISP REALTY co.
84s Central ave. St. Petersburg, ria
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ApARrMENT HOUSES WANTEr
APT. SITES FOR SALE

WANTED TO BUY direct from owner
for cash or 6 unit apt Please
state price and location in f1rsi
letter Box l6s-B. Star -
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ia Ave Silver Spring
.LIKER CO

! OF isFEs sig'Fs NstE .AFty Ea
tsae kalfshss foE sns typ< sss.pFsA &.
SA eft $U & 'tvAiaEs 90 D= sVs
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TWO 5-RM. APIS,

In this 2-family bldg. In Alexandria;
property is In excellent condition:
has oil h.-w.h., double garage. CRY
each ant: conven. to Russell I'd. bus.
stores and school; shows excellent
return on investment: price, Sl7.-
$50. Call Elizabeth w. Rosen.
William P. Parramore
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
F&WL Studies
WildfOWl Feed

Winston A. Eikins, Fish and
Wildlife management supervisor,
and Urban C. Nelson, Fish and
Wildlife Research biologist, arrived
ON the Fish and Wildlife boat
Black Bear this week to undertake
studies of wildfowl feeding habits
in this area.
Accompanying the two men was
w. A. Chipperfield of the Forest
Service in Juneau.
The group is going to the Sti-
kline flats with Dan Bates and
Monte Clemmens of the local Fish
and Wildlife office and Lee Ellis.
There they will study the food
crops available to see what the
birds live on They are interested
mainly in the Canadian goose. snow
goose, mallard and widgeons.
The Fish and Wildlife Service
asks that hunters save the stom-
ach (gizzard) of any of the above
named birds they shoot so that
further study can be made. A can
of formaldahyde will be available
at Campbell Brothers Store for this
purpose.
The service gives the following
/ advice on how to salvage the
stomaehs of birds for study 1t says:
In removing the stomach of
birds, the intestine should be sew
cred, and. if necessary to prevent
loss of contents, tied with a strong
cord. If the gullet (esophagus) or
the enlargement of the gullet
known the the crop COR crawl con-
tains food, it should be removed
along with the stomach; if not, il
may be cut a short distance from
the entrance to the stomach. leav.
ing only a stub for convenience
attaching an Identification tag
Though the contents should bt
kept intact and separate, a guile
of crop together with its cores
ponding stomach may be wrapped
in a piece of cloth and tied by tn,
Notwithstanding cord.
If the identity of teh bird is II
doubt, the wings, head and fee
should be tied up in cheesecloth
given the same Identification mum
Der as the stomach and gullet, an,
brought in at the same time.
Other data the service woulC
like to have are the place wher
bagged, date and name of tn
hunter.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
HOOP TEAMS
START PRACTICE
BY FELIX vELLARMA

This years Wrangell's towl
team will be known as the "Thun-
derbirds"
Coached by Pete Casey, former
coach of the Institute Eagles, the
Thunderbirds consist of last years
Wrangell High School squad and
town team combined The team is
expected to do a lot of travelling
and hopes are high for a good
season.
We also hope the town attends
our home games for moral support
and back us through the season,
For our part, we will do our best.
Mr.. Intolubbe has been generous
in letting us use the Institute gym
for practice and we appreciate it
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
PERISC0PE

loan setup in Alaska is headed by
I. NJ. C. Anderson. area supervisor
at Anchorage. Officials also are
maintained at Palmer. Fairbanks
and Homer.
Alaska gets one million dollars
in cash and four million dollars in
contract authority for this fiscal
year under the Alaska Public
Works Act which passed Congress
this session. The law calls for
total appropriation of s7O.000,0O0
during the period to June 30, 1855.
the date to which the law is eff
fective. Under it, public works Of
various kinds can be undertaken
by the territory or municipalities
with the government in some in
stances being authorized to pay up
to rs per cent of the cost of the
project and in no event less than
rs per cent. The law is aimed to
have the federal government re-
cover an average of so per cent on
projects.
A new agency known as the
General Services Administration
something like the old Public
Works Administration, has been
set up to administer the act. An
office will be established in Alas
ka, probably in Juneau, as all ap-
plicatiOns have to be cleared
through the governor as to need
for the public works requested and
the financial ability of the appli-
cant to defray cost of the project.
The law defines the term pub
lie works" as intended TO mean
public facilities such as schools.
hospitals, sewer, water and other
public-utility facilities, wharf dock.
and other harbor facilities, bridges.
roads, sidewalks, streets, alleys and
other public thoroughfares, col
leges and institutional buildings
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
STITCH AND CHATTER CLUB
MEETS LAST NIGHT

The Stitch and Chatter Club met
at the home of Mrs. Tillie Carl
strom last might, with the meeting
called to order by Mrs. Viola Erick-
son. There were II members pres
ent and the group gave a pink
adm blue shower for Mrs. Wilma
Stokes. A birthday cake was cut
for Mrs. Emma Evergen.
Hostesses were Mrs Ethel Rutte,
Mr.. Karen Johnson and Mrs. Ethel
Churchill.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Viola Erickson. A
resolution was passed to gather
colorful yarns to be given the In
stitute children at Christmas.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
CHARLENE ANN EARLY
OBSERVES BIRTHDAY

Charlene Ann Early is observing
her seventh birthday with a party
this evening at the home of he,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Early.
Ice cream and cake are to be
served and the guests will spe
the evening at a movie.
Those attending are Sandy Zepp
Sharon Heron, Judy Richie, Jo
hanna and Rhoda Pettigrew, Lu.
Anne Maxand. AURA Marie ant
fash Grant. Carol Jean Sharn
broich, Marilyn and Carolyn Mes.
and Charlene AIMS little brother
Jim, aged 4.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
Along Cannery
Row
BY GRACE O. MAZERIs
BY GRACE 0. MAzERIS

Island, Yern being handy with a
lassoe. As much as people want to
call him a sheep herder, we shall
continue to call him Vern Smith.
elk herder of Reville Island.
Shrimp salad made the way Ted
Cabatuton made it for the Saliva
tion Army girls dinner is ummm
good Lots of celery. Tiny shrimps.
Shades of mite are falling.
Good night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28

Mist and rain this morning
all the world seems gray. And |
am reminded OF how emotional
rain can be. A great play was writ
ten and titled Rain" There was
rain and mist when the national
anthem was composed when the
author was asking the question,
20 say can you see. by the dawn's
early light" And as l go my way
Along Cannery Row this misty
morning I remember a lovely poem
set to music and hum the tune as
go:
Grey days are your grey eyes.
Gold days your hair;
Come storm or shine to me,
All days are fair"
Rain drops are your fond tears,
Sad for a while;
But when the rainbow comes,
That is your smile"
Yes. there is an emotions quail
ity in rain and mist. and the prom
Use of the rainbow is ever new.
First Chuckle Today: A custard
pie thrown into the face of our
fayorite comedian is to us III
larious thing. Though we love aim,
we laugh at him. Now one of my
favorite people is Sara Kuntz' hus-
band, Joe; but when Sara told me
Saturday night that Joe had just
been fished out of the drink after
falling out of his skiff while fish
ing for herring, well, l really
laughed for l just couldn't imagine
this intrepid fisherman falling into
the water. Sara says his hat reve"
touched water but was bone dry,
though Joe had to change all his
clothes.
Then we laughed at the plight
of poor Joe who was nearer to his
dads home than his own so bor-
rowed his dads clothes. Now Joe
is not a little fellow but he looked
mighty small and unhappy in his
fathers clothes. Joe is proud OF
the power of lungs displayed by
his sons and nephew in giving the
alarm, and fortunately, daughter
Doris was restrained from Jumping
in to save dad. No one suffered
from the incident except poor DAD
who now has to have his extras
| pressed.
At Harbor Sea Foods, two new
ickers have Joined the force. They
are Antoine Candilasa and Ener Su
monony, and are from Klawock
Formerly seine fishermen, they solC
fish to the Far West Cannery.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1949-10-28
EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
HALLOWEEN PARTY SAT

The annual Halloween party for
the children of st. Phillips Epis-
copal Sunday School will be held
tomorrow afternoon from 8 until
5 p. m at the Emblem Club rooms.
in the old Elks Building.