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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-08-18
South Hurdin

Mrs. Conrad Seader enter
tanned the Two Leggin home
demonstration club Tuesday af-
ternoon. Fifteen members and
three guests, Miss Clementine
Sittel, Mrs. Hart and Mrs.
Adam Seader, were present.
Roll call was responded to with
a toast to the officers. The
following officers were install
ed: Mrs. Walter Torske, preSi-
dent; Mrs. Charles Sweeney,
svice-president; Mrs. Alvin
TorSke, Secretary-treasurer;
Mrs. Leo Colstad and Mrs.
Fred Dewald, project leaders.
The new committees are:
program, Mrs. Alvin Torske and
Mrs. Charles Sweeney; achieve
ment, Mrs. Helen Clark and
Mrs. j. r. PaulSon; health, Mrs.
Bob TorSke and Mrs. Alvin
TorSke; recreation, Mrs. Fred
Brown and Miss Edith GuStaf-
son; Sunshine, Mrs. G. E. AS
trope, and Mrs. Earl Gray;
song leader, Mrs. Leo Colstad.
Mrs. Dan Knight was honored
with a pink and blue shower
and Miss Edith Gustafson with
a bridal shower. Miss Sittel
demonstrated the making of
costume jeWelry. Refreshments
were served.
MI. and Mrs. Dave Seader
were hosts at a demonstration
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dinner Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Raup re-
turned from Bozeman Friday,
where they had been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dush,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Holland and
Dorine and Dolores DySart were
Saturday night dinner guests
at the Leo Colstad home.
James Scabery and Miss Etha
Story Dean visited at the Glen
Gustafson, Robert Clark and J..
R. Paulson homes last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex PitSch and
Karolee, and Ed Fox, brother of
Mrs. PitSch were week end
visitors at the Sam Kern home.
Karen Kern returned to Harlem
with them for a vacation.
Mrs. Chef Raup and Mrs. A.
S. Randall drove to Billings
Monday.
Dale Gable spent Tuesday
with Robert Kukes.
Dolores DySart spent the past
week at the Leo Colstad home.
Mrs. Ida Brown, MI. and Mrs.
Elmer EaSton, Gordon Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Kern
and children were guests Of
the Fred Brown family Friday
night to celebrate the birth
days of Mrs. Fred Brown and
Sam Kern.
MIR. and MRS. Conrad Seader
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Seader
spent the week end fishing
near Livingston.
Sam Kern, Armin Kroehler,
Jake Kern and Ted Springer
enjoyed a fishing party on the
Little Horn recently.
MI. and Mrs. Bob TorSke
made a business trip to Billings
Wilma Frickel is a house
guest of Lorraine Dewald.
Charles Sweeney was a bust
ness caller at the Glen Gustaf-
son home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Astrope
and Ray were dinner guests
Tuesday at the J. r. Paulson
home.
Harlod GreenWald called at
the Earl Gray home Thursday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Lave call
ed at the Randall home Satur-.
day. 1
Mir. and Mrs. Alex Pitsch and
Karolee, and Ed Fox were visi-
tors in Garryowen Sunday.
Elmer PaulSon, Charles Sea-
berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Clark, Katherine Paulson, Mr..
and Mrs. Glen :Gustafson and
Edith, and Ivan Harden attend
ed the wedding of Miss Etha
Story Dean and James Scabery
at BoZeman Saturday. (
A reunion of the Jones
families was. held Sunday at
the Glen Gustafson home.
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Busby News

Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm Wen
ger> and daughters, Elizabeth
and Ann, returned Friday from
Men-No-Land, Pa, a Mennonite
retreat for young people, where
! the WengerS taught classes for
a month. They held meetings
at various places, telling of
their work in Montana. They
also visited Mrs. Wenger'S par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boehr,
at Beatrice, Nebr.
MIR. and Mrs. James Z. Mullin
were business callers in Billings
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Ashby,
! Ebert AShbv of Delhart, Tex,
and Carl K. Aldrich returned
Thursday from Fort Since,
Wash, where they spent six
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Suther-
land and four children of Sac
Tamento are guests of Mrs. SUI
therland'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Jackson. Several family
reunions are being held in
their honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ballet
and three children returned
Saturday from North Dakota,
where they visited their par
ents. They also visited in Sc
attic and Miles City with Mr..
Balliet's brothers.
MIR. and Mrs. Melvin Boehr
and daughter, Connie, returned
to their home at Greenleaf,
Kans., on Monday, after spend
ing six weeks at the BuSby par
sonage while Rev. Wenger was
away. They visited their par
ents at Henderson and Beat
rice, Nebr., en- route home.
MI. and Mrs. John Hill and
four children and Miss Mable
Rice of Pawnee,, Okla, niece of
Mrs. Hill, were Billings visitors
Saturday and attended the
fair.
George H. Jones and Carl
K. Aldrich were Billings and
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tember A. D. 1g49, at the hour
of HOO o'clock A. M. and the
Court Room of this Court. in
the Court House in Hardin,
Montana, has been fixed as the
time and place for the hearing
of said petition at which time
and place all persons interested
may appear in person or by at
torney and show cause, If any
they have, why said Petition
should not be granted by the
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NOTICE or HEARING

NOTICE OF HEARING
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA IN AND FOR TIL
COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
IN THE MATTER OF BIG HORN
IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that a Petition has been duly
filed in the above entitled
Court praying that the Court
make an Order correcting Ger
tain errors, Irregularities and
omissions appearing in the Or
der creating said District as is
fully set forth in said Petition
to which reference is hereby
made and by this reference
is made a part hereof and that
Thursday the 22nd day of Sep
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Hardin callers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Null
lin spent the week end at Bill
lings with Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Burleigh.
Miss Cecilia Bigback of Lame
Deer is the guest of Jean Rising
Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Small Of
Lodge Grass were guests Of Mr..
Small'S brothers, Ed and
Ralph Small, and sister, Mrs.
Josephine Sherman, last week.
Word has been received of
the birth of a son to Mrs.
Jean Hoover Triplett and her
husband, in Ohio. Mrs. Triplett
was a former Busby teacher.
-
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Court and an Order made and
entered granting the relief
prayed for In said Petition
Dated this 18th day of Au-
gust A. D. 1919.
r. p. Ross,
Clerk OF the Court.
d. L. Egnew,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Big Horn
Irrigation District.
Cub. Aug. Is g. 25)
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More people have become
successful by profiting by mis-
takes of others than by read
ing success stories.
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plete the purchase Of said
bonds in accordance with the
terms Of his bid.
ALI bids shall be addressed
to the Council of the City of
Hardin, Montana, and delivered
to the Clerk of said City.
JenS Kalberg,
Mayor
ATTEST: G. r. Bond,
City Clerk
pub. Aug. 10. IS. Sept. ] 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE

A very dangerous fire hazard
exists and the public is hereby
advised that henceforth any
and all invasions by any non
Indian upon the tribal Montana
areas of the Grow Reservation
for the purpose of huntinr
fishing, etc, is prohibited by
Federal Law and all violations
will be cited to the u. S. Dis
trict Court for prosecution in
accordance with existing Fed
eral Law.
BY The Grow Tribal Council.
Robert YelloWtail,
Chairman
Approved:
KENNETH e. HOLKAN,
Acting superintendent.
publish August IS, 1949.)
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Wine was produced in Egypt
as early as 2400 B. G.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

CLARENDON, Highland sq;-Excel.
Fixtures for sale. CHI. 1122. cH.
spoe 1oe4i PER MO-. 4so4 Ga. ave. NV;
$sssSS mo- mo-. os aS svs KsnnsGSd snd < k.nnsds ns
NV, KAY REALTY CO.. INC, RA.
VIZ Gai HAVE AVAIL. in shopping center
soon to be completed In ne. Wash.
iPd HS.ss sSmfR' 4 q fdraifinfs snHY oo ss Nj Nj
18th aet' St. NV. ~ ST. $500. 10
STORE, large corner store In shop
ping center: best suited Tor hard
s, a5s dFas nr. or dens exceeh Sns
ness. Reasonable rental. Rte. al
GIG II nisS' istS 81. Nv rms. bath.
Can De used as an ONCE or for any
Ssm Business Tx hsssse ssss CO. bert sest o'a.lon
3iO sth sT. s.W.-Lse. store; suit
able for most any kind Of business;
$40 per mo. GUARANTY REALTY,
NC. 1923 10th st. NV, Ma. 05S7.
VERY DESIRABLE STORE, 25x75 #.
good location, suitable for any type
business. 20os 18th st. NV. MI,
1is9 1s20' 1sth ST. NV. - store and
once with fun basement; suitable
block sHo hq from s0s1l conn' ave-: SIS per
month. J. GERALD JUSTINE. Az
9Th st. NV. DI. 5995 Ill
DOWNToN N.W.-A good location for
shops. offices. etc; has basement and
gRsSo. IiRis5 'Ss Sd, s5s js' H i sosEsH a'E sz
sToRI Itai FOR RENT. 4a1 Morse St. ne.
dsss rs gniOn ri slss Market Terminal AT.
Saeh1 s2 4 ISiSo Fss chureh Il ea spie4dd
location. Ideal for variety, beauty.
florist, women's furnishinss. EAKIN
PROPERTIES, INC PA. 1573-661i
STORES FOR RENT, 75-ft. depth:
suitable for variety. ehildren's wear.
heated: well located. HERMAN HAN
NAUER. 1896 Georsia ave. Sligo
rMo 1sosi new s'1ss srSsss eGas nearing comsl. ns
in ne. suitable for delicstessen.
CAN Mr. jenkins, SHANNON +
LUcHs CO., Realtors. 1905 II st.
wEsTMoNr n;sii on sii ssiaiorrNe CENTER.
Columbia pike and Glebe I'd. Ar;
basement. parking for over 200
cars, Opportunity Of lifetime. Call
sfScREs foR RENT. suitable for Of
Ace. business etc:; 531l Georsia
a.sTokY 81; h;ri DoMNfoMN 80 Hn5Si modern Suiid-
ing. 16x100 10 rear alley; showroom.
ONCE and large shop; ideal for print
ing; L,pn Dnotosr.phs' f,o1S IT, e9ysTins' Mnrr,s
MRReaaER sRelisnss' mos NC se " washsnsson MSsss
Bldg.. pI. $500: ewes, cH e23s. !.
apt, excellent business location: viii
remodel for responsible tenant. Cali
.sa n ar sSss; sr TA Sfi.. fass1; eomm.rreiss,
'sa SUITABLE ter almost snx business
35Os CONN. AVE. N.W:-2nd floor,
oisces. etc: vacant. Wo. 5sle.
s STORES in excel. bus. loc.; eeol
&c. ave. appro5. 3ox5o. At $500
Pssxano.0 n0 =. sso per 'Isn no fsis s113a corsin
heat and h.w. furn. n AL 3. FLOYD
3. DAVIS CO.. 1899 K st, nv.
ENaLisH NJ I BsMr.. nicely deyeloped.
ssl s.rs toI s. spsIess soo o .nd sudns sns ana n
.is q ST. N.w.-Approx. aox5e;
busy downtown location; suitable
for sandwich shop. delicatessen. etc:
Can Mr.. .Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
a. 4 c9 psods hs.,ssrs ey.s' oIi l4is soIs 5 st. ~
s4I9 n ST N.w.--Approx. I5x60:
busy iocatian in Oeorsetovn area:
reasonable rent, including heat. Call
Mr.. Kiely. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4
CO, Realtors. l4l5 X st. nv, NE
$500; ewes, Ga SOLE. -l2
Evening star., 1949-04-10
TEMPLE HILLS PARK

Nature placed this beautiful Subdi-
vision Of Temple Hills Park on o
high and healthy plateau overlook
ing the adjacent hills. The property
lies about miles from U. 8.
Capitol grounds. The old Temple
rd., fine paved highway. is along
side this subdivision. This is .
wholesome community. where hos
pitality and good fellowship abound.
so characteristic of the real Ameri-
can way Of life. Lots are 60x200
and prices begin at $500. per lot.
Terms as low as S100 cash per lot
and $40 per lot per month. A build
ing site, 100x200, containing 10000
square feet of land. almost 10 city
lots. as low as $1,000. We have
electricity, which enables one to use
electric pump for water system and
septic tank for sanitary purposes.
City water now 1000 feet from
Temple Hills Park. Bus service is
maintained from the Temple Hills
bus station. 1000 feet from Tenn
pie Hills Park, direct to IL tn st.
and Pa. ave. NV, without change.
Drive out Pa. ave. Sc. to Branch
ave-, south on Branch ave. to Silver
Hill, then to right, straiRht to Tenn
pie rd., on Temple I'd. see our sign.
Mr.. Baker at home on the property
evenings and Saturdays and SUNDAYS
all day. Telephone SIP, 032S-W.
No. 5201 Temple rd. BEALL TURN
ER g. CO., 1105 Vermont ave. NV.
PA OQRS MA R131
Evening star., 1949-04-10
VIRGINIA FARMS

..r a.ru- a. W=. sgaS erss
.... rs=z a. tss'Fs s.-H sla6
N-af .a-a rE=.H rsss grsa.g ~
a-.z.rs o. sea q. as-e@ ss,s
sVa- ssHgff }.-- f-uss p -
S~ A,
Easy 4.. g 49, @asr b-r aa
"r-.z tkfs4v Hva 'asaet Hes
ADS ra.-.v rtFtgs = s#. 10 sss
g4 N aa Fsls ~ 49, 50
EElITEll ID MOO
Evening star., 1949-04-10
BELLEVUE FOREST
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES

Field once and exhibit. home open: open:
2 pm. to 3 pm; wooded homesites
located In nearby virginia. near the
extension Of the George Washington
Memorial parkway now being com
pleted aleng the rivers edge; lots
with from Soft. frontage up; tower
ing hardwd. trees; 450-ft. elevation;
some with stream. some with view
OF the fairway at the. Washington
Coli and Country Club and some
overlooking WASHINGTON; the proven
community Nof individually desiEneo
quality housing: no two homes alike;
hfghly restricted; all improvements
in; on transportation to downtown
washington. Directions to reaeh;
Over Key Bridge and bear ritht on
Lee highway. continue on Lee htsn-
way 2.3 miles to Military road,
right on Military road Ia miles 70
house opposite golf course exhibit
home sign): or cross Chain Bridse.
bear left on Giebe road to Military
road and left on Military road 70
house opposite golf course.
George Mason Green Co.
2s40 Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va.
CH. 3S3S. ewes. and SUM-. GL. 3s3s.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
STROIIS NEW FARM
CATALOG- FREE

7.sT sNa al-esf thtF sers- FaEss
s" F7ra~-r 30 y& stS'Sf itV-a'
Ma. 3. F,raaA sac @sst 'a g.
H. N"ss.s sH- a. jas *ss
Aka-F A"a sTCs.p q sAtTF zee g.
sa- E'a s4a5& Fryi Es4'-
IAeH- ..sgNf sgeS ett.s
Sss- rfs7.FH. GtssasF $50 fstmsA
sffnaEr -rf0t1as EH fEkt fFets
cts. GAUesfEaHh rut
-s rHsf Et- vE % %Esr*'
Nee. yGET Fslass+ HNts .afV,sg y
s.' spea} $50 ,aRs.r ,s.-s @AAt As-'tfs
ArsHy gSaGf s.. sA- t.H NNaf fgFs
sr.t sgS-trF kkAAt ~ "a \
"a sts3uA.s EIst NA.hhNs ea Mel
Evening star., 1949-04-10
NEAR WARRENTON

fu4 ArEss bimesTGAs sisHtf sHrns
sefsssaua AaTSF SaysAfN th7% -
pfpssFar fgsstg wnlfs ftan&e 9bssas
W.ai G0snf 3Htl saSssf 4Esaa teFts
fgsttE fpUrNs tSFM Efsp Naf avs
Asefearsta eFaaiffgl lkt&1 tlS&ss
41r F%ffife3stSf tAfes ~ bs&s
corn srth sssss5ir FFsss ri5tstsF &EsA
ssFssasks4 faess&s ME8s Fsssfea MAJ
seh5ai hus Hfssft Frszssessn -
tsfa *i htb1 sa3FHdls eas wF3
Evening star., 1949-04-10
LoTs.FoR RENT

FOR GARDENING on share; rich
soil. For information, call before
noon or after p.m.,. HI. 5793 OF
11O9 49th ave, Hillside. Md. 10
I1th ST. N.W.-Downtown site, SO
by 100, to alley now being cleared;
will be immed. available for any
first comm. use. J. GINBERG. RE.
43Sa 10
Evening star., 1949-04-10
ASHTON AREA

ApbfaS llp-Arre stf,rb fafgh N
pTaffa ~ Hsao 4 bsdFm bans 81
F1rcsEkhry Basbagidine ahr tHunv isn
Hhs F.nuRt suo aFIr4 tN4HttF AeH4
so ssyrs SnsH Hisae Fsre.if93i 'ssss
fsHGnH oH ufsyhs lakr CtH NJ
kbue wt 15tW sth
BiIliugsley A. Sandcrson Co.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
HOMEsITEs. 1895 PER ACRE
IDEAL HOMESTTE

Is acres. Is min, fron Pensaxoa
9 blocks from No I hwy faEsns
No. e42 hwy. close 70 zehoass
xmail brook craSainx property ample
supply Of fresh water for &sh pond
l50x5S IT.; heavily wooded home
site. very rich land; Eozer on Job
nov: vii dig nshpond sag &10sft
s. 900. ha. cash. $50 per meath
This land will Egeatiy sncFsAss In
value as soon aS SnsFEsy hwy il
sarE., ttta fal or a & -
Evening star., 1949-04-10
s.Aw Cattle Ras.,,a
AnlENklllF AEEA

~ s..s7 81. .za.s5asss F=
:@FT @-s
rg.ss e-g ss,t- SH&s a-
sS tEH t. -
z.s. r A=H seas - st~
s.4l4 seas ~.s --N oE Ns -
Z u PRICE & o. Kea.tasS
Genie ats " Ass -rs
Evening star., 1949-04-10
40 ACRES

splfSald iaea{i1h htsF DAWA AtF'1s,
hard surface read yeA ot3f ~ ~
ffpu1AEsG Is 81 tHsp@ st&aU SIC AHf'
Cali geIyE NiEllEtuA tAsEAa - aFHi
Of TRED n CIsHMAN EeAi'ef
Uz|theFsbaIs Ggh
DAIRY FARM goo stfSs hEFst
asIry srt tisn of hgrtsossTf O. 81
down ia pasture o. sts$H eaa bA
kcnFes atanrhi5n eos hsFo Et
sa4a EsS.sa house ulth 4 bah sfi
hski bh "a. ets trDhRs hNHEs Nitn
tlss al EeresAsFy Ggtb'dst ~
else ng efF barn. utlly t5g o'W A.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
Realtor. 2637 Conn. ave. NV. MI
2413. WO. O6OS.
III T;pooc Annual Rent
DOWNTOWN

Lze det. brick mansion, 40 rms, l5
baths. suitable for club, embassy. Or
ganization, lge. rooming house or
to convert TO apt: det. 4-car gar.
apt. above; nice back yard; ] 50;
off Dupont Circle; good physical
cond.. oil heat, nicely financed;
substantial cash REQ.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realt9r, 1887 Conn. ave. MI. 2423'
Evening star., 1949-04-10
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE

Ha1s Georgia ave. nv. directly op-
posite Sheridan snopp4ng center;
modern 3 rms. kitchen and tile
bath. Ind q. front. inlmed. poss.
rent $50 Rer mo. STROuP REAL
TY CO., aA. sT0o. --io
Evening star., 1949-04-10

OA4ANA A AA3b4Nsk
Georgia ave. extended: 4 acres with
large stream running through prop
efty; wide frontage on Ga ave
Perfect setting for rambler typs
house: beautiful lake site; Just The
prox half wooded, Priced reason
ably; terms Exclusive with
E. S. PRICE & CO, Realtors
1901 Georgia ave. tWheatoal
PL l23l. PL. Obs.
Evening star., 1949-04-10

s go acre ave room hagnt t~s
barns stable, maiured ltfntes
streams; near county stAt SI%. 500
Many ether desirable farms tpf sale
See our nd Under water fEosttk f8l
sejr CALVERT REALTY AGEHC y
opposite Court House Prince Fred.
eriEk CALVERT Counts, Nd phsns
Prince FREDERICK los Open SandaYs
Evening star., 1949-04-10
'L,j[.,,Al!lI,jNlGLEY AREA

. 3 acres On Potomac, . mics from
Cham Bridge; 10 acres icng front
age on scetts Rrn. 5 miles sFcns
washington- i..3T acres, Moodsa:
CAREER. McLsan. Va. Elm wood SOS
Evening star., 1949-04-10
SHEPHERD PARK

s lots, each 37h feet by. 125. on 18th
pl NV. In Shepherd Park area
at $1,650 each. including water and
sewer. Or will sell 6 lots. 80 feet
wide, for 1850 eachg These lots
adjoin new residences Nos. 6732 and
6726 18th pl. NV. Some lots 146
feet deep. BEALL TURNER & CO..
1105 Vermont ave-. RA. 0SS5. Ma
Evening star., 1949-04-10
oEElcES MAkTfp

SMALL oFFfCt WASTTp .er Ft4. g..
tAss Fura o. EutZrn gsrf q EE
Cal IA .sT7O. 10 10 = &a5As es 30
70 weekdays
Evening star., 1949-04-10
SID soa--Ao>TCoNrRY Cot>1t

LAY 5sss lie ard EtcA1slSSa F->-Issis
Almost zee acres E-Gn EE,Ae
large s4uE barn !gHE tEogtEEr ti
county IDS rice F5FS AG1 goes
s0t- CsN Dsvs1 k.aasAlIa VI sg
eve aGa SuE. vi 1920 EEGENE
b GINJEL Ecz tslAtr .ta-
GeurReyeN I'd Bsihes<A Nc III,
OLD STOSt AND BgiIk 8uzAy q
tasrt rooms snG Al agfpg4 gra
ANtD , -N5 acres iFaceG ] Al-t
lAvu stream Shenandoah Rsc-
ffCE1Ssr patesoE SIS. "oH 40
Evening star., 1949-04-10
LARGE CATTLE RANCH

NtNvs -SE Atrvr aalf tSs g1sb-E
sa5 geUHa4sas 10 n G C-sW
pIr's.S rS-srpyt rt@l agt aas sfsf
sl.at A. Htfy~sA.f tlNsa " NstfF
BE- a. ngs@r Setr nesl7 Hsaarl H
kosss reHhvt hszsst Aitrsta'Ns
bHltfus Brseiual s.ts sGsSF -
Evening star., 1949-04-10
RAMBLER SITE

Near Olney, ON paved rcAd Ready
70 bail6 No clearing IL acres
Priced, Sll 600 subject to reason
able offer MIDDLETON Il JONES
PL o9BI
HOMESITES, 1895 PER ACRE
Fertile Mont. Co. location. Ranasng
from tc nearly 4 acres. Wooded
miss early selection 70 insure 'front.'
ase on paved I'd. Agf, on premises
Sat. and Sum To reach; 5 nj past
CoIesviiie on ColesriIle pike. right
nj EGnor On Cedar lane. u mi 20
property and sign-
r. II. BEST, INC.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
DOWNTOWN

Excellent 2-story and bsnt. brick
blog., well located in fine physical
cond; oil heat. showing splendid re-
turns: lease TO responsible tenant,
well financed, shows better than
10fe net returns: excel. Of carrying
required.
WALTER S. CANTRELL
Realtor. 2637 Conn. ave. NV. MI.
Evening star., 1949-04-10
NEST REALTY co. =

III N ~ 7" Et7T3I0 - =
GTNIiEMANN fAHM Is tnijf tfsls
MAuasrAA EistNt srvSH acres tcFf{
tflRhIr fIeh tal fpHSn newly -
rsrar.rf home fRTuttArd CON 8 3Fffts
N4ft al uvV fuyHifuys Also Fts.
Egtlshsw Ass rsN haFsw"eo h's .
sat stusr rrtEr pcyesaafs pt'
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STORES FOR RENT tcsas.

1918 ssh ST. Nw-Ia.A, l8szgsoa
fos any typx cGxl1sess- fEamea pcsS
FoS oesas.t cal NJ AeaEss LLOYD
r TURNER, RsA.teF, 600 ia a.
sls ia ST sw-Ie..l loxa,.on 70.
Fot ostsLs can NJ Adams LLOYD
r TURNER EeA2teE- Bes'' Gss si
NV cokSEs sroKE II t.ss-tro~-
inK. ihsekly 1ogGiAteo 50 ARA
GppEox 4oxSo s4H esEnt SAa e<
appliances restaGrAnt eesseAseAsets
fun lengta slxeozs. 5000 pa kaE--.
immediate poENssxlou Cal NJ K5si5
LDo n BERNSTEIN s GO Asa:,
SEw sHoPPfsG cxsTER. Roe1 cTssf
Nd Two stores aTa!.Shlf s4ltasss
for onbsn8tloB 5 q los hAEeWAFs
and bakery. !ArRs apt eestleDneEt
FAstgrow4ng anc thlekIy po9l4s ted
area Call M-. Kiely, LEO u BERN
STE sTEiS IL. 09 24o5 st',ss' ,v.s isLs oI sa!. !:
MD, across from schools
excel for small Eroeet e.eansE
beauty shop. etc Cal MI Flsraer
via DREYFgss BROS Ma, o5se
5 BEAITiFJL NEW STORES; excel
lent location On pTomInen; thoroaGs-
fare: outst&nctng business ana res
Dental section. corner and inside
storet reBts $500 and $3.50 Pc
month; suitable for aay business
Call Mr.. Youns. SHANNON l. LucHs
So Realtors 1905 H 81 nv NA
LARGE STORE with lATEe rear en-
trance; suitable for any KInd Of
Wholesale or retail business, about
lgKl33 II. deep Il09 Tth 8; nv
STORE. opposite Govt Printing Once
N. Capitol and II stS nv. rent $40
lease available Sundays, FR 6466
weekdays, Ex, sS09. Ready !oy
occupancy May l.
WISCONSIN AVE. sTORE-SpIend ndid
location for womsns ready 10 wear
or millinery. Exceptional rent te
right party. Must be seen TO Ep-
preciate Call OWNER, between II
and l. for RnDotntmS EN- 402h
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1914 Bladensburg Rd.
Near Sears-Roebuck: brick 2-story
bldg. and adjoining lott 1st commcl.
priced right for quick sale. Ex.
elusive with
LEON GOODMAN
l346 Conn. Ave. CO. $500,
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' Ol-II.NEY REALTY 90.

AAhtor Ffi0i FFst FL tatH
HtAtTutI STA. tARN sBe 4o.rm
hatsS sltE ri{4 eeutA an Uhgu MS
10 betweea iHeiAH Hssc fs saf
- Hug; RaFt E-saf EsrNfs Ana
fss1fballetfEe psf INSPECTION ca.
a raffsg SUNDAY ssd ewes kt.
4aaS ReFIa&Ts
JOHN r. PINKETT INC
sas a Avs MA Et 0HU
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SOUTHERN MD TOBACCO F.sMx-

J, ~ acres near CneaAncaEt Bs5
new house large barn. inafsrtd
timbeF. improved road ~ mtiri
d c - 600
. iAF acres four rpen house barn
outhuAdlnEs large timber oFgTiouk
inE ChesapeSke Bay. 40 miles 10 {
So soc
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VIRGINIA 1is,i III FARMS, ranging from s.

acres 10 b,UUU acTts n SIC ITO ITUH
100000 20 $4,000 IN price These
farms are located in beautiful
Northern Virginia from the Tide
water to the mountains. Many are
within eommuting distance OF wash.
ington. Cattle. dairy and genera
purpose farms are speetAlty II
you wan1 TO live out Of town. be 1t
in a modest cottage or In q etate.y
Colonial mansion. see MASON
HTRST. Annandale Va. at the END
Of Columbia pike Phone Fsils
rhprnh ~Aa% rirxSd EiInAaSs
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STOCK FARM

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aut hnuss z~Saf Eafsss- ha'E az
wAtsrse ~ s}ftaEsa - iF1iisa Y g
] l.. &. WEST FA 2l35
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DE- IlIoDI2y p1 YOU
Three very choice lots in Bethesda,
between Old GEORGETOWN I'd. and
Huntington parkway: water, sewer,
gas, electricity already installed; nne
well-built-up section, beautiful homes
all about: bargain at S1,750 each
BEALL TURNER & CO.. 1l05 YER
dolph 0S65.
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- tAlE hfNf #flzfhlIiH tEsF r. ma y
River 70 acres, JfoGtFh lSeg,
home for rial round E1viuk 8Ufs
house, N-tAf sAtAEe brAHtitui vista
SO. too
Wattrirort farm OH ChessptAEs Ra'
Inlet pu acres. ] + wood $ na ;
rpom tNei4iug private cow la~i
10 shore Tenant wlH remain
SlA uOu
Other farms Ehd lAnds tFt6n =! Ne uili
10 %6 hnu Sse oaf al ander vbtEf
frout LOUISE d { Sill. Rhalief
J = howard. n So slesnRu ~
Marys City Nd 6rrat MAls 25Gw
Baltimore Mulberry as8e ToWsOfl
snA
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CAPUT1 REALTY co
Paauv "a EtEa a. - .sLt
FARM BARGAINS

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