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Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
Half Moon Notes
by Mrs. Frank Smith

Mrs. Gunda Friske, Anna Chris
Jefferson, Florence Brayson, and
Ethel Role all went to Flathead
lake picking cherries. They will
be gone about a week.
Latest reports on the Burdrock
infant who was operated on Friday,
is that he is getting along nicely.
Barbara Countryman has return
ed from her summer vacation at
Plains. Her cousin came up to
stay until Sunday when her mother
will drive up and get her.
Vern McElwain is at Dillon with
her sister Dorothy and family.
Ronald Role left this morning
for Spokane. He has been the Spo-
kane Review carrier in Half Moon
for a couple of years and the news
paper gave him his vacation.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22

Schmidt home from Havre were
Mrs. Schmidt's mother, Mrs. Alma
Weyh and her sister, Mrs. Jack
Lang and family. From Minnesota
came Mr.. Schmidt's uncle John
Schmidt and wife whom Carl had
not seen for Is years. A cousin,
Ervile Schmidt and wife also Wis
tied from Minnesota.
Carl Schmidt's brother John and
wife of Calgary, Canada were Wis
itors. Weekend guests from Grass
Range were the Carl Schmidt's
daughter Florence and husband
and Phillip Seaholm.
The E. B. club met at the home
of Mrs. Curtis Buzzell honoring
Mother Forsythe and Ann Cotting-
ham whose birthdays are few
days apart. An enjoyable after
noon was spent and refreshments
served Guests of the club were
Mrs. Fern Erwin of Hungry Horse
and Mrs. Cora Brightman Of Arts
Log cabins.
The club was glad to welcome
Mrs. Bertha Naldrett again after
almost year spent in Oregon.
HONOR MOTHER FORsYTHE
Mrs. Jack Forsythe had fam
lily dinner on Sunday for Mother
Forsythe with special birthday
cake, the 18th being her birthday.
Present were her sons Will, Sid,
and Jack, Mildred and the honor
guest.
Mrs. Fred Wilkerson and two
children arrived recently from
Wendover, Utah, to join her hus-
band who has the souvenir and
leather good shop on No. 2 just
above Coram. Her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Lyle Smith of Wendover have
been visiting the family for the
past week.
Mrs. Bergetta Madison came to
Coram recently from Choteau and
is living in one Of the McShane
cabins. She paints western pic
lures and enjoys nature in its
rugged beauty. such as this part
of Montana offers Her pictures
are on display at the Fred VIII
kerson souvenir shop.
Mrs. Bruno Bush and two chill
dren went to Salt Lake with her
sister Mrs. Bergan for q weeks
visit.
Mrs. Donaldson from the county
agents office was out poisoning
gophers last week.
Don Hoist Of Nyack is visiting
at the Tommy McNamaras.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
of Minot, left Friday after two
weeks visit at the McShane home
Mrs. Billie Gillispie and son jim
my came home from N. Oak.
few weeks ago. Bert and Bill
are still busy in Dakota
The c. C. Corbett family drove
TO Great Falls Tuesday where Mr..
Corbett viii attend q meeting OF
Hudson representatives. Mrs.
James Christoff and Mrs. Otto
Fehlberg drove over with them
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22

SO no bones were broken although
it went over the elbow. Skin was
taken off and the arm was bruised
but he is OK again.
Bobby Fulton became six years
old Monday and his birthday was
celebrated with a picnic supper up
in the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Whitney have
returned to Bolton after attending
the Calgary Stampede.
The George Hendersons are
driving new Chevrolet.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
Ride at Hot Springs

Representing the Rocky Noun
tain Riders saddle club in the Hot
Springs dedication Wednesday
were Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Johnston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weaver, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Burke, Cal Crouch and
Linda Daniels.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
Join Saddle Club

New Rocky Mountain Riders
saddle club members are Norman
Stringfellow, Gary Bergan, Sam
Gilman and Linda Daniels.
Riders are asking neighboring
saddle clubs to join with them in
the Columbia Falls rodeo parade.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
Sunriff Ladies' Club
Picks Committees

The Sunrift Ladies club met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
George Wendt. There were ID
members and two visitors present.
Roll call was answered by favor
lite colors. A group Of committees
were appointed for future affairs.
Sadie Johnston is chairman for
the pond lily quilt. Maude Hardin
chairman for the patch work quilt
These committees will buy mater
ial to finish the quilts for the next
meeting which will be Thursday
at the Sunrift hall. The members
are still working on articles for
the fair which will later be sold
to add funds for the building.
Lunch committees were appoint
ted for the dances sponsored by
the orchestra. Let's make the next
dance real get-to-gether and
have a real time before the har-
vest season.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Grant and
family left Wednesday morning
for their home in Chilliwack, B. c.
after an extended visit with Mrs.
Grants father, Gustave Wendt and
other relatives. Part of their visit
was in the Peace River country in
Alberta where the Grants still
own their ranch.
Mrs. Pauline Lindquist is here
from Cheney, Wash, visiting the
Wendts. She will spend some time
with her father Gus Wendt.
The Clarke brothers poured the
cement for the basement Of their
new home Tuesday. This summer
has found them very busy with
their building and farm work. AS
Virgil put it, II might as well trade
my bed for a lantern"
A number of friends and neigh
bors met at the Blanchet home
Friday evening to celebrate Louie's
birthday. Games of 500 were en-
joyed until late hour when de-
licious lunch was served.
Mrs. Orville Peters left Satur-
day evening for Port Orchard,
Wash, to visit her sister, Mrs.
Ernie Clark. Dorothy plans to be
away two weeks.
Mrs. Kenneth Eckleberry enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ginks
of Somers at a Sunday dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison Plummer
were business callers at Missoula
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Seekins and
family of Sunburst spent the week
end in Kalispell. They stopped at
the Benner home for a visit be-
fore returning Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wendt,
Georgia Ruthe and Rodney. and
Mrs. Frances Cronin drove to the
East Lake shore Monday and spent
the day picnicking and gathering
cherries.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brochen left
Sunday for their place at the East
Lake shore. They have been har-
vesting their cherry crop.
A number Of neighbors and
friends have been calling at the
Darrell Logan home getting &C
quainted with the new son, Allen
Douglas.
Mrs. Viola Wendt returned home
last week from Dillon where she
has been attending summer school.
Mrs. Norman Stringfellow en-
tertained at dinner party Satur-
day evening. Monday evening she
had the Grants to dinner.
The walk-in locker al the Q.
EckIeberry home is progressing
very nicely. All are anxious for
its completion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Eckleoerry
and family called at the John
Eckleberry home Monday evening.
Uncle John has been quite III OUT
is much improved at this writing
Mrs. Straus is here visiting her
Herbert and daughter Junice
Clarke and families. Her honae Is
in Spokane
Mrs. Herbert Straus is enjoying
z visit with some OF her people
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
Scratched by Bear

Injured by a bear in Glacier was
Charlotte Wood, about II, FL Ger
rito, Calf. She was taking a pic
ture Of a bear through a half OPP
ened rear car window. The bear
reached inland scratched her.
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22

They are also from Spokane.
Laurence Benner drove 10 Sun
burst last week where ne expects
to oe employed
Nina Eckleberry Is staying with
her daughter Ecnla Benner and
family during his absence
Hungry Horse news., 1949-07-22
ling & Berrying
lorts from Corum'

Sid. and Will Forsythe
ALLEN Potter went up the
Fork fishing one day last
They returned with a full
~ Rodgers returned Satur-
fom a two weeks visit with
busins in Eureka.
Richard Neustadter and two
On left Sunday for a two
visit with Mr.. Neustadter's
and sister in Jamestown,
TX.
Freda Ostby's father
Is Thayer of Bagley, Mimi,
hiding the summer with the
and Mrs. John Day spent
eekend visiting in Poison.
Mary Stedman is employ
The Quill cafe in Martin City.
Frank Potter, who fell and
d her hip is home from the
Bal.
and Mrs. Raymond Potter
Mrs. Clark Potter of Poison
! relatives in Coram.
eral women went huckleber-
on the Cottingham place last
There were no berries, but
b get into a yellow Jackets
| nd two of us got stung.
|ANIZE YOUNG PEOPLE
he Dougherty and Marlyn
erg who spent the week at
kesbyterian young peoples
|ence on Flathead lake re-
IN enjoyable and profitable
The young people are form
young peoples group known
|stminster Fellowship, We'd
! evening with Rev Schneid-
charge.
Sunday evening service will
charge of the young people
a report on the conference
worship service.
! Perkins returned from Ida
week to be with her grand
/, Mrs. Nita johnson, for
18th.
|kts at the George Green
are Mrs Anna Tway and
ter Mrs Dorothy Barrett and
ri Los Angeles The Tways
b time residents OF Coran
bill spend a month visiting
and relatives.
er guests at the Green home
|er daughter and son-in-law
ID Mrs. Neal Bachlin Of VAN
!, who are also visiting other
les.
Frances Hopkins and son
bf Plentywood are visiting at
Ebert Cleveland home. Mrs.
BIS is Mrs. Cleveland's sister.
(tives visiting Sunday at the
Buzzeu home were the Ken
Rice family from Havre, the
F Rice family from White
Er. and Mrs. Les Mcdonald
Elispell, and also relatives
Wisconsin.
and Mrs. Dick Christensen
Eughter Of Portland are Wis
T the Edwin Reed home. Mrs.
|ensen is Mrs. Reeds sister.
/.
Int visitors at the Carl
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$500 TO 1000 SQUARE FT. sec
ond commercial, nearby s.w. section;
good for light manufacturing, rug
work. etc. Call Mr. Franklin,
WEAVER BROS. INC. Washington
Building. D1. $500: ewes. GIL. 1885.
APPROXIMATELY 1900 SO. FT.,
near 22nd and Va. ave. Excellent
for general auto business. ware
housing. etc. Call Mr.. Franklin.
WEAVER BROS. INC, Washington
Bldg, DI. $500; ewes. Gil. 1856.
10000 SQUARE FEET in two-story
brick dwelling. Reinforced concrete
floors. excellent ceiling height. cleo
trio elevator; well located on Rhode
Mr.. Dodge. jr., WEAVER BROS.
INC, washington Building. DI.
5000: evenings, phone OR. S496.
WILL BUILD LARGE WAREHOUSE
for long lease in q: G, With Penna.
E;s Frs. ffSi!lsifSj iScl 81 afss' sTEUARF BROTH
pkg. mdse., incl. local delivery and
out-of-town shipping. The modern
method for factory rep. dealer, or
salesman METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE CO.. 80 Fla. ave. ne. HO.
06S2. 81
FOR RENT-All or any part of
$4,000 SO. it. Of second commercial
property. completely fireproof; IS
it. ceiling. Can be used for any
purpose Near new South Capitol
Bride at 1st and M sts. Sc. Call
OWNER, FIR. 415O; ewes, SH. 1875,
IA
WILL BUILD WAREHOUSE on Penna.
Railroad in D. c.. for long lease to
responsible tenants; up to 2 acres
of industrial land available If need
ed. MYRON DAVY. TR. $500.
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GARAGES FOR RENT

IN REAR OF 1920 ST. NV; SO
per mo-. Please call Mr.. Yount.
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411.
LARGE SINGLE BRICK GARAGES,
near 9th and Buchanan SITS. NV.
Phone TR. 4240, Apt. 402. after
METAL GARAGE, I car or storage
space: rear of Bird and Charming
st. ne: $40 mo. OWNER, RIA. 6912.
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE, LIGHTS.
water and grease trap. Can be seen
ThurSdaY eve H4S 10Th ST Sc
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coML. PROPERTY FOR SALE
Colored-Rockville

A modern, newly constructed thea
ter, seating capacity of 402. with
the most modern sound and projec-
tion equipment available.
A small general store bldg. with liv-
ing quarters upstairs.
A 4-room bungalow with running
water.
All commercial, on lot 250x30O it.,
can be bought in whole or part,
with small down payment and un-
believably low monthly payments;
total price, S7,50o;, Ewes call
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC.
uYT
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OFFICES FOR RENT

NoNPRoFIT ORGANIZATION or re-
1850 So. it. Of desirable space in
fashionable apt. BLDG, near Conn.
yn and sepspae G9 rd ensace has two ee tosts Sa
call Mr. Aiken, SH. O953. HOME
REALTY CO, Realtors. 1928 Pa.
ave. NV, RE. 1887.
1855 X ST. N.W.-2nd f., rms,
Law, storage closets; approx l,500 200
OFFICE FOR OR RENT. sais sci s. Capitol
st.-1st comm property after cross
ing the new S. Capitol st. bridge.
There is very minimum amount Of
office space available in this largely
populated area. Phone Elk. 1923
or OIL. 4178. 10
DESK SPACE, ,air-conditioned ofice;
secy service furn. on hourly basis,
tel. ans. service; conv. loc.; ideal
setup fol-. dist. repr:, mfgrs.., agts.
etc; Apply suite 2o1, 1925 Vt' ave.
WILL GIVE FREE DESK space for
or TIA. 1882.
SUBLET well-appointed ONCE in medi-
cal center, for physician or dentist,
furnished or unfurnished. Box 44a-
1000 SO. FEET. floors open space;
downtown business section; modern.
pvt. entrance. ELLIS. ME. II
OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE Aug. /;
Three rooms and bath: reasonable
rates; 80 Florida ave. ne. Tel.
SILVER SPRING. Lge. oflc. compI.
redecorated, opposite Jellef1's on
Colesville I'd; Avail. now $50 per
mo. THE MARYLAND REAL ES-
TATE CO., 1884 Colesville I'd. SH.
siis GEORGIA AVE. NV. private
layato1y and heat. j. SHAPIRO,
NEW OFFICE BLDG. in Manor Park;
D. c.. nr. Brightwood, Takoma and
dentists, accountants. sales Offices,
similar profs.; lge and med. Of
B, ALLISON, RA. 96o5. is
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR or dentist,
in thriving Sc. bus. community.
GABLES CO, 2423 Sl5M MINI. ave. Sc.
office building located in center of
downtown area, Excellent lighting
and other facilities. Can Mr.. Dodge.
ir.. WEAVER BROS. INC. Wash
1ngton Building. Dl. S3oo; evenings.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
ouirements. PENN PROPERTIES.
474 K st. NV. ME. 1107.
AIR CONDITIONED; entire End floor
Q,450 SO. it,. most modern new
f1reproof building, with every con-
venience. on 18th st. next to White
House and State Dept; attractive
separate entrance. fluorescent light
ing, modern toilet facilities, plenty
of telephone and electric outlets;
immediate occupancy at very rea-
Sonable rental suitable for organ
ization, insurance agency, institu-
ton. professional offices, studio. etc.
A. H. BACAS, Realtor, AID. S4s4.
1924 EYE ST. NV, corner Conn.
aye.-2-room suite, furn. as law
office, complete with library; avail.
immed.; may be rented unfurn.;
both rooms facing Conn. ave. COM
plete service including elevator. In
auire premises, End f., DI. 40s2.
-15
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STORES FOR RENT tcont.)

ATTRACTIVE large store and base.
ment, air conditioned; downtown
location; possession 80 to so days
Call Mr; Joseph Jolles, NE. 540O,
ia. Sq79
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WANTED 1000 to 10000 So. It.
warehouse bldg. anywhere in the
deal with owner If possible, long
lease desired; responsible firm;
what do you have to offer' Can
wait for so days II necessary. Box
4fl-S Star
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BEVERLY HILLS

Sl7.95O, one of the best buys in this
beautiful section which is conyen-
iently located for most families;
this home consists OF 3 bedrms. and
bath upstairs with a small den on
1st floor; attached, garage, exec!
level lot, nicely shrubbed and shady;
slate roof Call till 9.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Ell 1oa1 nN onnr Il z
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COBB ISLAND
CALVERT REALTY MGRS.
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

WA AIENENSNb TNSE. fSN NSs>s
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGES for
rent; sleeps g to 12: nr. water; by
wk.; SEQ to S55. NO. 1874.
COTTAGE, rooms, furnished, mod
ern conveniences, suitable year
round. Prefer settled adults; COM
mutins distance. Box LB.' Edge
BACK ssSsfi BAY Np' BEACH COTTAGE, 2 bed
rms, modern conv., avail. to re.
liable adults only; last 2 weeks OF
July. 1st 2 weeks of Aug. and Sept;
swimming, grabbing. fishing. Call
new fHas c6TTAGs oMi TSsi' for rent, Colonial
Beach; all modern conv. Call after
6 pm. OV. 5747. -15
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE. u block
from beach: Frigidaire. gas, screened
porches: water inside. GE. s73l.
SOUTH RIVER PARKS rms. bath
and large screened porches; $50 per
wk. or $500 July IS through La
Dor Day. 81. 1884 or Annapolis
at Cloverlea Beach. Mayo,
Md; $35 wk. Call West River 3494.
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SMALL BRICK BUILDING NEAR
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
In perfect condition, suitable for or
ganization. business offices or light
merchandising; approx 1900 50. it.
of disable space on 3 floors: immed.
occupancy: may consider sale; 10
rms. ) baths. Call
JAMES l.. DIXON d. CO.
lO2o eth 81. NV. ST. 1000. i
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BUSES FOR SALE

BUS FOR sALE-l94s dMc modal
CC-3O3, seats %. Suitable for sum.
mer camp or baseball club; S1,096.
Ma 13R3 s an to 4 pm
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MOTORCYCLES

INDIAN motorcycle, like new; side
car. Driven less than 1900 miles.
Owner will sacrifice, S575. RE. 4677.
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, pack
age car model; good cond. Call
Gaithersburg 363-J-1. Ia
MOTORCYCLE 194S, Matchless:
brand-new; 1000 total mileage;
5000. EN-. 1923. -19
I94S HARLEY-DAVIDSON "61";
overhead, complete with accessories;
Flanders bars and chrome. SH.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

GUN s. FKOFEKTI FVK KENT
SILVER SPRING-Basement $500
So. it. with beautiful office: suitable
for printing, upholstering shop. etc.
Will rent partial or entirely. Call
REAR iOi7 2.SD ST. Nw.-2-story
brk. bldg, 25x25; 1st commercial;
$50 per mo. HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1924 VT. ave. NV. DI. SAL. Ewes.
or Sun. EN-. 5000. lie
FOR RENT-lst-comme ground
S1x140 it, facing Benning I'd. at
44th st. ne. on grade: has many
uses; $500 month. DAVID COOPER,
600 F st. NV, MA. 1859. Ia
$50 EACH-Several available; q
story 1st commercial bricks; 500
SO. 1T. floor space each; on 30-ft
alley; rear Atlas Theater, 1900
block H ST.: ne. Ewes, AID. 6471
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CAPE COD CHARM
THE HEAT WAVE!

Will not trouble you in this lovely
home, located beneath towering
shade trees. This home has almost
everything: located near country
club; 8 twin-size bedrms., attractive
liv. rm., formal din. rm., dandy GE
equipped kit. including dishwasher
and garbage disposal; side porch;
rec. rm.: bath facilities on all 3
frs; Lear att. gar. Must be seen
to be appreciated. Priced for i'm
mediate sale.
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TRUCK BARGAIN
International 1913 A-ton stake. low
mi, S995.
Ford 1946 h-ton pickup. heater;
International 1e4s A-ton Metro
Merchandiser, $495. .oox
Chevrolet 194S dump truck, complete,
low mileage demonstrator; new
truck warranty; S2,475.
Mcmahon Chevrolet, Inc.
1910 Upshur st. NV. GE. O100.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

sNVES m6Nb VNVt. EON JAIL
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID.
N.W.-S-unit. apt. bldg. at times
CURED. MR.. CAMERON, MA. 1870.
GEORGIA AVE. story brick store.
leased for $1,000 per yr.: tenant
pays all expenses except taxes, ms,
and roof repair. Asking S11,500,
terms arranged. Consult Mr. White
head, MA. $500; ewes, MI. $3.50
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, l4l7 K
st. NV. -l5
S12,5OO CASH REQUIRED to purchase
a 16-unit freproof apt bldg; SIS, 600
annual income; total price, S52 800
Ray Morse, sH: $500. BROWN
HAVE QUICK SALE for 4 or 8 unit
duplex or APARTMENT in Petworth
Brightwood. Takoma Park or Silver
Spring. Prefer 2-bedrm. units, but
will consider others. Mr.. Clark, GE.
9011. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th st. NV, DI. 3346.
ONE 4-APT. UNlT-Liv. rm., bedrm,
dinette. kit. each: oil h.-wh.; Brent
wood Village ne. Can be seen apy
time Call Mr.. Martufi, DU. O1f.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO. 1924
MODERN 4-FAMiLY DUPLEX in
Alexandria; nice income; consider
able rent increase expected under
new rent law. Reasonable offers
accepted. Call ewes, HU. 9597.
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FARMS FOR SALE lcont.)

SEVERAL VIRGINIA Tidewater farms
both adjoining and inland from the
Potomac River, ideally located and
accessible by excellent highways to
Richmond, Norfolk, Fredericksburg,
Washington and Baltimore. Located
soil is rich. light. and loamy, suit
able for corn, all types of small
grain. hay and grazing lands, as
well as truck farming. A large por-
tion of the land is ideally situated
for river front development. Can
be purchased in several farm tracts
from Sl35 an acre; up to or 500
pointment to see, write or telephone
CHAUCEY. & CLARKE. Realtors and
Insurers, ia N St Asaph st, Alex,
Va: OV. 1882; ewes, TIE. 39lS, AL.
2737. 10
S63 63,0OO-Outstandi L,oudoun Coun-
ty farm of 4S3 acres, highly deyel-
oped for beef and hog production;
abundant natural water. including a
large creek; 7-room stone house,
tenant house, stock barn, machinery
barn, cattle, scales, modern hog
On macadam road and in a pros
porous neighborhood. $50, 600 down.
Shown by MASON HIRST, AMMAN
dale, Va. at the end of Columbia
pike. Phone FA. 7447 weekdays.
CO.-S1o, 500. Love
ly 5O-acre stock farm with large
stream. on good road, house prac-
tticaLly all mod, 3 bedrms.; Ice.
Sparkling spring, some growing crops.
30 acres under cultivation. balance
In meadow. some woods. Poss at
once. JOHN BURDOFT. colesville.
Nd: Call Ashton, Md. 3s46. is
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CONTINUED On Next Pass.)
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA

All This and Heaven Too
in the popular section. Arlington
Forest with 8 Gu. it. Philco de
luxe refgr.. 2-oven electric range;
t4-acre lot, and S1l,500 go lst
trust, payable only S76.25 per mo,
including taxes and insurance: full
price only S15,5O0 Call F. E.
MALCOLM REAL ESTATE, OW.
3024. OW 1923 -l5
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ARLINGTON
ARLINGTON
RAMBLER. S11,95O

with 1st trust of $4,000. Located
on Ice. level lot in setting of lovely
Old Old trees, down Arlington Ridge way
about 5 minutes to Pentagon; 5
generous rooms, tiled bath and en-
trance foyer. Only l square from
bus, shopping and grade school.
Just put on market by transferreo
shown by appointment only. Call
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GARAGES WANTED
TRAILERS FOR SALE

DBLE. GARAGE for storage purposes
vic. 5000 Georgia ave. or 14th st
NV. DE. 147l. -1b
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1899. Seton stake body,
excel. go send; o.s& S37o' 1903 r. I. ave
CHEVROLET 1e4s ,a-ton pickup
dsT 5fgek' Tf Sfl 7Sa5 ssS Ex sSo 1gos %5ss 0fss
FORD ORD; 1915 ts pickup tI1; siii truck. new con-
dition, 10000 miles. Buying car.
400 S. Glebe rd., Arl., Va, Gil. 0400.
CHEVROLET AT A-t. pickup, excel
mech. cong; DIX. blue finish; Wn 1sye5
sssisssd sAIEs 1s45 s1s1 q st. HoYIE nx Du M950s ssSe
DODGE 1s41 ,.-ton pickup truck;
good running cond. 1896. ME. 40ss,
pUMP s. ! rRucks-All Ri RS sizes from mss ss75
UP. SHERIFF MOTOR Co. 900 R.
!. ave. ne. MI. 5000. lis
q TON PICK UP. Less than 200
miles miles as demonstrator Oh Bra Brand
equip. July clearance sale price,
81 ,395. Only one of it's kind left.
Ask for Mr. Nelson, LEE D. BUT
LER, INC, 1121 21st st. nsw.,. DI.
,s-TooN PIcKuP-show-room unit.
ance sale price. 81 .s9s. Only /
left. Act quickly. Ask for Mr.. Mel
son. LEE D. BUTLER. INC, 1871
21st st. NV, DI. 0110. -13
1-TON PICKUPS-New 40 display
model Studebakers, 2 left. Never
before have these rugged trucks
been offered at this low price.
Fully equipped. Either unit for
S1,425. List for S1,74O. Ask for
Mr.. Nelson. LEE D. BUTLER, INC,
1J2I 21st st. NV, DI. OHIO. -13
DODGE 1912 Army y ton panel,
4-wheel drive; peri. cond; $3.50 or
best offer. CO. 1910. II
Evening star., 1949-07-13
ACREAGE FOR SALE
FARMS FOR SALE

s-RM. FRAME HOUSE and outbldgs.,
about 8 acres land, with stream Of
water, on macadam road, in Lou
don County, Va, 80 mi. from d. C.
Elec. and telephone avail; for in
formation, phone MIR. MYERS. Arl..
Va. GL 1905. -15
IS Aces, 2 good houses. 1 .good
stream Of water. Z miles from Rock
Vile on . good road. HUELL y
aaHsIsMiIh aaasHsrsiIs ND dtss1s ss s9savls Sau1i to aso2.
Evening star., 1949-07-13
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
SEAT COVERS-Larse stock a,
greatly reduced prices. Expert IN
stallation. Dress UP for spring
Complete automotive center under
one roof. ARCADE PONTIAC CO..
Washington's largest Pontiac dealer
1437 Irving st. NV, AID. $500.
REBUILT ENGINES-We have avail
lowing factory rebuilt engines:
192S-1942 Ford.
1934-1942 Chevrolet.
1933-1942 Plymouth.
1933-1942 Dodge.
1941-1942 Chevrolet truck.
1933-194l Dodge truck.
We can order Buick, Pontiac. Olds-
mobile. De Soto, Chrysler, Stude.
baker and Lincoln-Zephyr engines
Use our time payment plan, as low
as Sl1 per month. Is months to
pay; also investigate our factory re.
built transmission. MONTGOMERY
WARD. Alex, Va, AL. 1900. oV