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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Car Rams Parked
Truck Sunday A. NJ.

Mrs. Ellis Rounds, Crellin, was
seriously cut and bruised as the result
of collision with parked lumber
truck near Dr. A. E. Mancc's office
early Sunday morning.
Mrs. Nance heard the impact,
which she said first caused her to
believe plane had crashed in the
street. She awakened DR.. Nance and
he and his wife eXtricated Mrs.
Rounds, who was pinned beneath the
steering post. Mr.. Rounds had been
thrown to the back seat and was in
a dazed condition, but was not SER
iously injured.
Mrs. Rounds was taken to Garrett
County Memorial hospital where sew
eral stitches were taken to close her
wounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rounds were return
ing to their home from Deep Greek
Lake and were heading south on Third
street when they struck the parked
truck. The front of their Dodge coach
was badly damaged by heavy logs
which were protuding from the bed
of the, truck. The truck was said to
have been owned by Paul Glotfelty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Youth Is Improving

Hervcy Russell Smouse, 10, son of
Mrs. Vernie r. Smouse, Register of
Wills, Oakland, was taken to George
town University hospital in Wash
ington, d. c., for specialized treat
ment one day last week.
The youth suffered a punctured
lung in an automobile crash on Sept
ember just north Of Oakland when
the machine he was driving struck a
guard rail and ran over an embank-
ment.
Smouse was taken to Washington
after physicians at the local hospital
decided he needed specialized treat
ment which was not available there.
reports from Washington yesterday
afternoon were to he effect that
Smouse had made remarkable inn
provement and that if the improve
ment continued he would be able to
come home within a short time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
$ Reservists Called

Remaining games in the Mt. Top
Baseball league were scheduled by
team leaders at meeting last night,
in order to complete the original Sc
ries Of games.
The Oakland-Accident game will be
played at Accident at 1:15, and the
Swanton- Terra Alta at 1 o'clock, so
that the Accident Swanton game may
be played at Deer Park later in the
afternoon.
Other games:
Bittinger at Oakland, September
10; Oakland at Terra Alta, September
81; Oakland at Friendsville, Septem-
Der Ia
Accident at Swanton, September
IT; Accident at Terra Alta, September
ii; Accident at Swanton, September
81; Swanton at Bittinger, September
Is; Crellin at Kitzmiller, September
10.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Archeologists Hunt
For Information In
Garrett County Areas

Scientists from Carnegie Museum
in Pittsburgh have set out on trail
that is thousands of years old, in an
attempt to find vital information
about modern mans predecessors in
the upper Ohio valley which includes
Garrett county.
The program in the area will cover
a three-year period. William j. Mayer
Cakes, the museums field archeolo-
gist, and three other persons have
been in Garrett county the past ten
days and have been doing research
work around Friendsville. Assisting
him is F. r. Corliss, Jr., formerly of
this area, now student at Penn
State He has located some rs sites
or villages of Indian tribes which will
be investigated for important relics,
etc.
Mr.. Cakes was hopeful that long
time residents of the county would be
able to give him valuable leads in his
search for early records. While here
last week the group made a test on
the farm of Karol Rush in the
Friendsville section to determine what
type of deposit.
Museum officials have indicated the
most definite information found has
been uncovered in the McKees Rocks
section near Pittsburgh, showing man
inhabited the banks of the upper Ohio
as early as 500 to 900 A. D.
Directing the entire program will
be Mr.. Cakes, research archeologist
with experience in survey and exca-
walton work for the University of
Chicago and the Smithsonian Insti-
tute.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Religious Film To Be Shown
At KitzmilIer Friday

The religious film, 80 for Thous-
and Tongues" which is scheduled to
be presented in the Mt Lake Park
auditorium Sunday evening, Septem-
Der IT, also will be shown at the Kitz-
miller school on Friday evening, at
7:45 o'clock, it was announced by
Mrs. E. o. Wonderly, of Loeb Lynn.
The story of the film will be found
on page seven of today's issue. Ad-
mission will be free. An offering will
be taken.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Mrs. Tydings Will Be
Civic Club Speaker

The fall opening of the Oakland
Civic club has been announced by
Mrs. William w. Grant, president, as
a luncheon meeting at the William
James hotel on Tuesday, September
26, at l o'clock.
Mrs. Willard E. Tydings, wife of
one of Maryland's United States
Senators, will be the speaker.
Plans for the years work which
will be outlined, include as speakers
besides Mrs. Tydings, Mrs. J. Wilmer
Cronin, Aberdeen, ch airman of
Women's activities of the national
foundation for infantile paralysis of
Maryland; and Herbert r. O'Conor,
U. S. Senator from Maryland.
Arrangements for the luncheon are
in charge of Mrs. Frederick Thayer
and her committee, Mrs. Homer Ben
nett, Mrs. George Deffinbaugh, Mrs.
Paul B. Naylor, and Mrs. Maurice
S. Brookhart.
Tickets for the luncheon will be in
the hands of committee chairmen.
Officers were hoping for a large at
tendance.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Officers Are Elected

Officers of the Garrett County
Teachers association were selected at
meeting of that group last evening
at Accident. Carl Everly was re-
elected president; Grayson Burrier
was named vice-president; Miss
Kathryn Speicher, secretary; and
Miss Mary Blackburn, treasurer.
Ray Crowthers was named as a
new member of the advisory council
of the Maryland State Teachers as
sociation. Delegates to the Maryland
Assembly in Baltimore November 2
to will include Ernest Spoerlein,
Merle Frantz, Ralph Swauger, Gray
son Burrier, Bruce jenkins, in addi-
ton to the president.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Remaining Games
Set by Mountain
Top Committee

Five Garrett county reservists have
been ordered to report for physical
examination prior to recall to active
duty, it was announced by T/Sgt.
George F. Kirby, recruiter. The five
will go to Carlisle Barracks, Pa, Fri
day, September Is.
The men are Pfc. William R. Frantz,
Friendsville, infantry rifleman; Pvt.
Franklin T. Beckman, Oakland, in
fantry rifleman; Pfc. Irwin E. Bray,
Swanton, quartermaster truck driver;
Pvt. Robert S. Skipper, Deer Park,
field artillery gun crewman; Cpl. Mayo
S. Sisler, Mt. Lake Park, military po-
lice, supply sergeant.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Dies While At Work

Joseph Henry Lewis, rs, who re-
sided near Elk Garden, w. Va, was
found dead last Thursday morning
on his farm. He was doing his morning
chores and when he did not return to
the home his wife started to look for
him.
Born December 10, 1871, near
Terra Alta, w. Va, he was the son
of the late Jonathan and Suzanne
Lewis. He had resided at Elk Garden
for nine years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Blanche Lewis; a sister, Mrs. Florence
Lewis, Hutton; and two brothers,
Daniel Lewis, Crellin; and John
Lewis, McClellandtown, Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
District Farm Bureau to Meet

The Union District unit of the
Preston County Farm Bureau will
meet Friday evening, September %,
at 8 O'Clock, at Eglon, w. Va, in the
school building, it was announced by
Charles E. Arnold, secretary.
The business session will be fol-
lowed with reports from the state
farm bureau convention at Jackson's
Mill. The guest speaker will be Mr..
Burnside. Using slides, he will demon
strate soil conserving practices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Starts New Cabin

1t was learned this morning from
John B. Funk, chief engineer of the
state that an additional cabin at
Harrington Manor would be con-
structed starting Immediately.
He also told Bernard l. Gender, a
member of the State Board of Forests
and Parks, that the governor was Civ
ing his approval of an amount up to
$4,000 for study of the recreational
facilities in Garrett and Allegany
counties, through the State Planning
commission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Killed in Explosion

An explosion in a manufacturing
company at Rochester, Pa, last
Thursday resulted in the death of
James Paul Liller, 40, that same even
ing.
A native of Elk Garden, he was
the son of Mrs. Saville Liller and
the late Charles Willard Liller. He
attended school at Blaine.
Surviving are three children by a
first marriage; his second wife, and
two daughters; also four sisters and
four brothers. Funeral services were
held Friday at Rochester, with inter
ment in the Elk Garden cemetery.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Electric Gates Operating

Electric signal gates went into
operation yesterday at noon at the
Second street crossing in Oakland.
The gates were erected at cost
of around $4,000 by the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, and will be in
effect twenty-four hours each day. In
stallation has been underway for the
past several months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Primary Election To
Be Held ON Monday
Ballots of Both Parties Appear
In TOday's Issue

Official ballots of both the Republi-
can and Democratic parties appear
in this weeks issue of The Republi-
can, and are identical with the bal
lots voters will use at the polls on
Monday, September 10.
Republicans will have an oppor-
tunity to select 10 nominees for seven
offices from a list of SO names. Two
persons are running for United States
Senator, two for Attorney General,
two for State Senator, eleven for
three seats in the House of Delegates,
twelve for three positions on the
Board of County Commissioners, and
six for three places as judges of the
Orphans Court.
The Democratic State ticket is
larger, but only two contests de-
veloped in the county ticket. Demo
Gratis have six offices to fill, with
twenty-five candidates. Three per-
sons are running for United States
Senator, five for Governor, two fol
Congress, two for Judge of this Cir
cult, two for State Senator, and
eleven seek six positions on the
Democratic State Central committee
Where there is no opposition for GER
tain offices, the names do not appear
on the ballot.
The polls will be opened at 6 a. m.
at the 25 places in the county, anc
will close at 7 o'clock p. m.
Ballots and other election material
are scheduled for delivery to the
Election Supervisors on Friday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14

Word was received this week that
Pvt. George Dorsey Ferguson has
been missing in action in the Korean
area since July 27.
He is the son of Mrs. Stanford
Rexroad, Essex, Md, and Roy Fer
guson, of Oakland. He attended local
schools, having completed his sopho-
more year. He enlisted in the army
engineer corps in October, 1919, at
age 10, receiving basic training at
Fort Knox, Ky. He was then sent to
Okinawa where he was transferred to
the Goth infantry division.
His last letter home was post
marked July II and he was still on
Okinawa at that time.
Also listed as casualties are Pfc
William E. Otto, son of William L.
Otto, of Swanton; Sgt. Delbert L.
Cosner, son of Mrs. Beatrice M. Cos
ner, Bayard, w. Va; both missing in
action.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Fractures Hip

John Spoerlein, father of w. E.
Spoerlein, postmaster of Oakland, who
celebrated his 92nd birthday anniver-
sary in July, fell in Keyser on Mon
day at the Blue Jay Service station,
fracturing his hip. He was brought to
the Garrett County Memorial hospital
on Tuesday where he remains pa
tient. He had been with his daughter,
Mrs. William E. Groden, Keyser, when
the injury occurred.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Oakland Merchants Sponsor
Appreciation Day

Thirty-seven merchants and bust
ness men of Oakland are sponsoring
an Appreciation Day, sponsored by
the Mercantile committee of the Mt
Top Chamber of Commerce.
This committee includes X. M. Leh-
man, chairman; l. r. Rudy, Jr., treas
urer; Jack Treacy, Newton Coplin and
Prentice DeBerry.
The first appreciation day will be
Wednesday, September 20. This is
part of trade extension program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Census at Hospital
at % This Morning

The population at the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital this morning was
26 adults and two infants, according
to J. F. Gallagher, superintendent.
The following births were recorded
since last Thursday: a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene M. McRobie,
Swanton, on the 7th; daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Balm, Terra
Alta, on the Sth; a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Denver C. Sharpless, Oak
land, on the 18th; son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Shaffer, Terra Alta, on
the 18TH
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Reports Case of
Typhoid Fever

DR.. Thomas B. Dunno, county health
officer, reported this week one case
of typhoid fever in the Jennings area.
Glenn Bittinger, aged 8, is the per-
son affected, and he is now a patient
in Memorial hospital, Cumberland. DR..
Dunno said he thought it likely that
the fever had been contacted from an
open spring near roadway, but that
laboratory reports had not yet been
returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Crellin P.-T.A. To Meet

The Crellin Parent Teacher Associa-
ton will hold it's first meeting on
Tuesday, September 10, at 1880 p.
m. All members and patrons of the
community are asked to make special
effort to attend.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Annual Sing Scheduled

The annual sing will be held at
White Oak, near Terra Alta, w. Va,
on Sunday, September II, beginning
at 1 o'clock, it has been announced
by D. H. Groves. Singers are invited
to participate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-09-14
Engines Derailed

Three engines pulling the national
limited last night were derailed on
the 17-mile grade near Bloomington,
delaying scheduled trains. The de-
railment was said to have been caused
by broken rail
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8 ACRES IN ARLINGToN, mr.. Lee

BY OWNER-HOME WITH INCOME
Almost new custom-built brk. with
II rms, pa baths. Rent of $50 from
terrace apt. of rms. and bath with
pvt. entrance, covers paymts. on 1st
trust. Price reduced $4,000; must
sell by 18th. GIL. 1862. ii
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
Z PAY CASE FOE HOUSES. any con
dttton, any section Mr. B. L4SS.

PAY CASE ron HOUSES. any con.
dttton, any section Mr. B. 4ss'
GENERAL OFFICER WILL pay cash
for nne detached brick home in sood
and bath on lst floor. $4,000 to
S35, 900 for the risht home. Call
M. Dixon Of JAMES L. DIXON o5 4
CO CO. le2S go l3th aaaa ST. NV ST. 72seo'
MoD... MdooiDS. III CLEAN SIS RIM. HOME in
good NE, Sc. or good Md. location,
Can make lGe. cash payment. MRS.
cox. VI. s136 or ST. 1868. -l3
IF PROMPT ATTENTION 20 the sale
Of your home. business or invest
es aip' Df0RsF'E HEuaRiE ThsI sou sesisos esfos
sos North Capitol. NA 67s0. Fres
appraisals Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER, highest cash
for your property. Call MR.. KTTCH-
% ok 81 secluded. ses vss wooded ID acres, sTe nr.
Chain Bridse-McLean area preferred;
up to $4,000 cash. LUCILLE COOK,
FA. 3272 or CH. $500. IS
PAY ALL CASH for or bedrms.
Silver Spring or nearby; no agents.
GooD 81, 7sS75 NV. LOCATION desired; Is pre-.
grounds. Call Mr.. Dixon Of JAMES
Log CABTN STYLE HOME WANTED
Must be close in. Call MI: Dixon
Of JAMES L. DIXON & CO.. ST
isn't 1T POSSIBLE for a non-vet to
buy without a down payment? Need
2-bedrm home. Can handle UP to
$40 mo. Al credit rating. 81 yrs.
in govt. service this area. AP. 2ss6
WE HAVE CASH BUYER for we'll
located m modern home with i,.l te,I to
B. G. Price, SIS, ,ooo-s1s,ooo. REAL
We Ty' HAVE 1Nf' CASE SA 4aSTRR BUYERS for hon home.
have you to offer? THOS. e.. JAR
RELL CO., Realtors testab: 1879,
REAL a2l 1p.s GsrsTE Il NH FRosEE%s 81 S1s9 Simply
a calI an N expert in appraisal With
experience. for quick sales. Listinss
Va. sections. Eve. or Sun: Phone
OR. 1915. L. T. GRAvATTE, Real
tor. 1918 K ST.. NV. Ma. .0753.
QUICK will be the action In buying
S2ck sS4r h0gs ne haea tST eash s1., MITca At HIS
QUICK CASH SALE:-We can prac-
tically guarantee such a sale II your
home is reasonably priced, modern
and well located. whether it's worth
$4,000 or $4,000. Evenings. please
call AID: 4234, FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. 1411.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in all sections of the city. No
charge for our appraisals.
FLOYD E. DAVIS co.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcontinuedl
oFFic1

modern nreproot Century BIfdtns
Supreme coura. availaSis in sinsIe
rooms or suites Of two or mere
TICS TSSs nsTsins nfIsHiss ! s0ess So Mca SsiiAs fss
AiR- -coNpiTIoNED OFFICE. eesuti-
fully furn-, APPROX, 500 SC, II, in
dovntown onee slds ipmsS SSSsS
4 CO. Realtors. l4l5 K ST nv.
AfR-coSpIrIoSEp. approx. soc .a
feet in downtown once bids. near
IL ptth LES rs e. TRsS pRsssfEis SSS4s'ns' s g. o.
1918 K ST, NV. NE. 540a. p
LARGE. DESIRABLE End -noer space
in downtown area; suitable for
once or business; avail June lSt
approx. $40 so, IT; ptne-panelsd
f cah Ms sEoasi' 4 4 ss'i1s Levin. ~ coLoNisi Lhsi
INVESTMENT Co. SIT 9th st. NV
offIcI SUITE. RM. l-ssq 18th st.
Tm. nsi%mss,s,s I5s ss,s S gSs'sssi0n SS s aCs ss
MoRTuAdE lssfaH5ans q e yEsrNENNTT NAT1Ssf cosS
HYATTsviLLE, Md 70 10 room
sao ial1s .rsao s1a inmss N se' oessnsnes slas on
heat. slee. ana char ssTyiss IN
sERNsTEIN s CO Realtors, l4IS
rms. pvt, bath, north liEht exposure
ress, PRICED See Mr. Adams. o.
THE EQUITABLE BLDG, 1909 @ ST.
hs'o ns Ms7 on na pf.isss r. niSSssStsn or HRR sa
BERT HARVEY aI2 I7sh st, nN.
DESK SPACE. elephon. service.
steno. service. new BIDS Wilson
blvd, Central Ar. cH. SAIL. Ia
DOWNTOWN MODERN OFFICE
y 4is .sryse senppsS svs GF TngFn 'seEf sS
DOWNrowN-a15 Eye st. nv
3-room suite. 3rd noor, S55; 5 rooms
Il lss. pine paneled, and lavatory.
able; KELLEY l. BRANNER. DI.
DoWNrowN-s beautiful large fifs.,
open space: combined, separate:
Ieas.; pvt. entr. ELLIS, NE, l17l.'
and R.-lst commercial shop or
once for rent. lst-foor front, "a
II, Ions: apt, Of one room, kitchen.
bath and open terrace adjoining
Perfect combination living and buSi-
WILL SHARE SUITE OF centrally To-
Gated law once with exp. attorney
pvt. once available. Box +i2-J.
9Th AND r SITS. NV, Atlas Bids.
527 9th St-Large. bright room.
convenient location; reasonable. Ap-
ply Slo F st NV. Room l9. -
10th AND PA. AVE. NV, a45 Pa.
aVe.-BriSht room. good location;
reasonable. Apply $40 F St. Room
10. -
EYE ST. NV, bet. 18th and 17th--
= lge. connected front rms, facins
north; newly oec. DI, 6l96.
PROFESSIONAL or business once. 2
rooms; Gallatin st just OF Rhode
Island ave. Hyattsvtlle, Nd, S75
per month. PERRY BOSWELL. INC,
WA A500. 3
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS SUITE
Large. 5h-room apt, on first floor,
partly usable for hving quarters:
ideal downtown location, of Conn.
ave See ianitor, l7l7 2Oth St NV
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AL BAKER OFFERS
A DREAM RAMBLER
AL BAKER OFFERS
MP REUEPIV Hills

This custom-built, all-brick home,
located Ia blks. of Russell rd.,
high on the ridge; spacious liv. rm.
and din rm. comb. with firepl., de
and tile bath on 1st mr.; 2 more
bedrms. and full bath on 2nd fir;
full dry bsmt: house is in immacu-
late cond. and decorated in charm
ing taste; priced S2O,500 with
substantial cash required. Phone
AL. 6644 or TIE, 7343
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
SEE THESE TONIGHT

SEE THESE TONIGHT
All budget priced homes located in
Lee blvd-Columbia pike-Glebe rd.
area, conv. to everything.
5-rm. frame bungalow. bsmt. new
oil furnace, deep lot with trees.
S10,950.
6-rm. asbestos shingle Cape. Cod,
bsmt.. oil heat. Will go G1. Sl2,-
$50.
5-rm. detached brick Colonial, full
bsmt. Very nice. Sl2,250.
New 6-rm. rambler. BUNGALOW, IA
baths, bsmt. large attic, corner lot,
S14,750.
5-rm. brick bungalow. bsmt. with
fireplace. expansion attic. S13.75O.
Shown $50 till dark: Come TO
office or call for directions.
r. w. MULLEN, OW. 1882
92O s. Glebe rd (at Columbia pike)
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S 0 L D !

"oak Spring FArm." OranSs COUNTY,
Virginia. advertised AZ auction for
Friday. June 9th has been closed
out privately The dairy herd-2d
head-And full tractor eoutpmeut
will be sold At public auction on
NJ SAMUElS q SONS, Realtors
OranRe VtrRintA -
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HOUSES-SALE-VA. Cont

LARGE RMS; plenty Of closets. beaut
9-rm. house; 2 baths, rec. rm., loc.
on l acre; may go GI. GOODMAN
REALTY, Gil. 1853, 4346 Lee hwy.
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Fortify Against
Initiation and Deflation
BUY A FARM

ID lis acres on state rd.
mr. waldorf Nd. within COM
muting distance OF D. c Rec
ordS will SHOW this farm paid
OF last yr. but owner has III
health and will sacrifice at
SlS,500, T-rm. frame farm
home, " large tobacco barns
and other outbuildlngS would
COS, far more than our low
price,
90 200 rich acres in the
heart OF the WarrenIon Hunt
Country and fine old quality
home could be restored at rea-
sonable cost Prices on sur
rounding land run around
S4OO acre. This land for sale
At approximately 500 acre.
so acres In Woodland; some
ine hardwood timber.
Kelley & Branner. Exclusive AGENT
Dl, 714O; ewes and Sun, Mr.
TulSon, OR llpn %
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STORES FOR RENT

1883 PARK RD. N.W,---store or sales
room with apt, i desired. c, P
HOLLEY, MI. 1854. -13
432 9Th ST. NV, tnear E)-Second
cation. Apply $40 F st. NV, Room
1851 CONN. AvE.-Large. attractive
store, 2S IT. wide by IS IT. deep,
with "a basement and rear. entrance;
no columns or distinctions; fine
retail, retail location eonIt vacant reas9na6ie SoBE
sHANNoN sShssEl SCeSIi6 Z IucHs CO: Reaitors,
100 BLOCK wis. AVE. N.w.-Fine
business loc. for firm recurring
sales and showroom space on st fl
nfr. and ofss sss on NH 2nd G.rf A. .STs S2e6 for
rately at $165 and End Il. at $l0o;
Mr.. Gerber, LEGUM & GERBER
6OO-6O2- -804 z ST. N.W.-Will rent
ssos sn5ey deynova Sy as :ssoSd sssGss
commercial. Apply $40 F st. NV
sfSRR feGn an AND BALcoNY-Active we TO-
cation; Medical Center; suitcase lS
mos: rent reas. RE. 1921 til
1904 I4TH ST. N.w-suitabie any
retail line Of business. Next corner
STORE in, good business section, P
st. NV. just of 14th st: Desirable
RicHHAN fSF HSss anMS XII ttype a4S Fl business. Mr..
AVE. NV. 5000 block.
into 2 stores; heat inc; excellent
for dress shop. milliner, gift shop,
etc. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN &
CO. Realtors. 1415 X st. NV.
1857 81 H1SNSN1NG HB1ESNSN1NG RID. NE. Corner
store, 1Shax66; full basement. ter
razo fir., huor. lighting, 2 show win
dows; parking in rear for 3 cars;
imm. occupancy. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN ;. 7 E 4 oo5 s2oo Realtors l416
Ing quarters above: oil heat; imm.
BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors. 14l5
wis. AVE. NV, 47O3 store app.
2Ox15; busy neighborhood: imm. oc-
s4HN / res eo Tsnt Fsatdfs LEO Ms II BEN st.
NV, ME. 5400.
1900 18th ST. N.W.-App. 25x50 with
full basement; heat incl; reas: rent.
Immediate occupancy. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN q CO, Realtors, 1415
sfLyER 4 sl nT sPRiNG M; 9 o4o?; ssx75. with or
without basement, new bldg. SH
broom BUILDING - Can be used
for offices and store. 1851 14th st,
NV CO. 1895 or RA. 95s2. i
UPPER 14th ST.-VACANT!
Excel. business area. Suitable for any
type of business. Reasonable!
Daniel Diener g. Co., ST. 1881
Evening star., 1950-06-08

DESK SPACE AND MAILING AD-
DRESS, secretarial service II de-
sired. PASQUAL REALTY, Elk. $3.50.
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Evening star., 1950-06-08
LOUDOUN COUNTY
STOCK FARM

Being sold due to illness in family.
with springs and stream, 81 miles
TO D. c. 6-room, quaint farmhouse
with lots OF character. Several f1re-
places; large bank barn and other
good outbuildings. SIT $50. inelud-
ing farm machinery, hay. Is acres
seeded to wheat. % acres seeded 10
corn. 3 horses. 3 brood sowS. 3 COWS.
] bull. Call Carrington Davis. Ma.
1900 Evenings and weekends, OF.
9161
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.