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The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
BY H~omemakers' Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Simonser
and family went to the Philip
Moore home at Trotter, N. D.
Saturday where they left the
children with their grandparents
and MI. and Mrs. Simonsen, ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Oar
rell Goeble of Sidney, toured the
South Roosevelt Park and took
in the play, "Old Four Eyes" al
Medora.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Schwartz
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Nordes and children, all of Min
neapolis were guests at the AL
bert Noahs recently. Elmer is AL
bert's nephew.
The following from Girard at
tended the Dress Revue at Sid
ney on Friday: Mrs. Eyvind Wick,
Elaine and Carol, Mrs. Russell
Danielson and Margaret, and Mrs.
Con Simonsen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jensen,
Carla, John and Mary of Sidney,
Mrs. Ralph Jensen, Jenasy and
Leon of Fairview, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lauritz Jensen had a FAM
lily picnic at the Jensen ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Miller, Cor
don and Sharon of Outlook, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Franz of Mesa,
Ariz., were guests at the AL
bert Noah home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Jensen and
family made a trip to Yellow
stone Park. They stopped in Bill
lings and had the casts removed
from Clyde and Madness arms
and visited the Pete Jensens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bardell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Giles of Tenn
pie, Okla, visited at the Daniels
Farm Friday. They are custom
combining in the Broadus area.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Hay Creek
By Country Women's Club

BY Country Women's Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe DeBarthe and
family of Lamont, Iowa, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Hillman and family
visited at the Sheriff. Henderson
home on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Depp,
Jerome and Rodney of the Four
Mile Community visited at the
Garfield Linde home on Satur-
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chose and
Mrs. Lester Rue of Fairview
called at the Garfield Linde home
on Thursday evening.
Garfield Linde, Dwight, David,
Claudia and Colleen Atkinson at
tended the boat races at Gartside
Lake Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Dallas Ullman and Ka-
rem, Mrs. Willie Henderson,
Elaine and Arlene, Mrs. Chester
Hillman. Jeanan and Rita, Mrs.
Sigurd Rude, Sonia and Sandra
attended the All Dress Revue
Friday at the NYA Hall in Sid
ney. The girls all took part in
the modelling Of their All Club
clothes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheriff. Hender-
son and family entertained the
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lester were
Cartwright callers Sunday. Tom
Lester has moved to Dickinson
from Riverton, Wyo.. and are To-
Gated in a trailer court there.
The Sunday picnic at Frank
Lassey's home was wen enjoyed
and later all enjoyed the picture
slides at the Episcopal church
which Miss Monica Powell had
taken on her various trips thru
Europe. Holy Land and North
| Africa.
Mines. Odegaard, Youngstrom
and Dunbar made a trip Monday
into the area south of Charbon-
neau securing more signatures
to the Book Mobile petition.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goldsmith
of Sidney were callers at the
John Dunbar home Sunday and
accompanied them to the Norman
Papineau home for the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie McChes-
ney and children visited at the
Perry Elletsons Friday.
Mrs. Glenn Elletson and her
mother, Mrs. Sem Miller of Sid
ney, went to Michigan to a we'd
ding of a niece of Mrs. Miller.
They left from Williston Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Elletson
took Mrs. Emma Leens and JUL
ius to Sidney Monday for a med
ical checkup.
Gertrude Doyle was here from
Sidney Monday.
Mrs. Art Vickers visited Alex
ander Tuesday.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
BY Mrs William Scrivner

Mr.. and Mrs. William Lassey
had their daughter, Mrs. James
Stewart and children from Lau-
rel for a few days visit. Mrs.
Eddie Propp and children also
visited while the Stewards were
here.
The Odegaards and Mrs. Shee-
ly were Williston shoppers Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Leens,
Mrs. Emma Leens and Julius
and Mrs. Perry Elletson were in
Fairview Wednesday evening hon
oring Mr.. and Mrs. Art Leens on
their Silver Wedding Anniver-
sary. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Stubs
were also present.
Mrs. Earl Gunderson was a
Sunday visitor from Lambert.
VIM. Klym and family are off
on a vacation trip taking them
to Black Hills, Mt Rushmore,
and the Passion Play and also
Medora.
MIR. and Mrs. Bert Youngstown
left by train from Glendive Mon
day morning destined for Poca-
teIlo and Boise, Idaho, to visit
with Bert's relatives at those
places. From Butte they travel
via Railway Bus
Joe Lester of Charbonneau and
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
LEGAL NOTICE
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY AN
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BIZ MADE

ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BIZ MADE
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
SEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA: IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RICH
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF MYRTLE A. FISH. Deceased.
CATHERINE FISH. the duly APP
pointed. qualified and acting admin
stratrix of the Estate of Myrtle A.
Fish, deceased, having fled her petit
ton herein praying for an order of
sale of the following described real
estate belonging to the said estate
to-wit:
Twenty-Five t22). Twenfy-tnree
(z). and Twenty-four (24) of
Block Twenty-four GA of the
original townsite of the City OF
Sidney. Montana.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED by
he Judge of this Court that all per-
sons interested in the said estate OF
Myrtle A. Fish. deceased, appear Pc
both day of August. A. D. 1883, al
the hour Of ten o'clock am. in the
OF said day in the Court
room Of the Courthouse in the City
of Sidney. Richland County, Montana,
10 show cause why an order should
mol De ETdIltt0 " Liz Sd%o
trix to sell the real estate described
above and as described in said petit
ton.
RI IS FURTHER ORDERED that a
copy CT this order be published IN
TWO successive weeks In The Sidney
Herald. a newspaper printed and pub
hshed in Sidney. Richland County.
Montana.
Dated this Goth day of July. A. D.,
1858.
F. S. p. FOSS
DISTRICT JUDGE
ONeiI and Cavanaugh
Attorneys for the Administrative
Dion Building. Room !
Glendive, Montana
COURT SEAL)
Publication Dates:
Aug. 6. Is. 1858
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

A Stork Shower honoring Mrs
Ben MERCER was held at the
Floyd Williams home on Tuesday
July 29, with Mrs. Paul Fink ano
Mrs. Grant Burgess as co-host-
esses. The shower was held out
side on the lawn, with an appro-
priately decorated gift table. A
number of games were played
throughout the afternoon with
lunch served Immediately follow
ing the opening of the gifts.
Little Nancy and Susan Jen-
sen, nieces of Mrs. Jimmie Null
len spent several days at the
Jim Mullin home last week. Their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Jensen and grandparents, Mr..
and. Mrs. Otto Baldwin of Sid
ney visited Thursday and took
the girls home with them.
Larry Dotson arrived home on
Wednesday for a 20-day furlough
before going on to the east coast
where he will embark for Eu-
rope.
Work has been received from
Tim Burton and Jack Heringer,
who recently enlisted that they
are stationed at Fort Carson,
Colo, for their basic training.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Everett of
Kansas visited at the Lyle Corn
thwaite home Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Provost was called
from the bedside of her small
daughter Cecilia in Billings be-
cause of the death Of her father
on Saturday at his home near
Brockton. Joe is with his daugh-
ter in Billings at present.
Neighbors of Mrs. Marie Ann
Backes surprised her on her
birthday last Wednesday after
noon when they came with a
birthday cake, jello and coffee
and gifts.
Mrs. Bertha Pribnow was hon
ored on her 18th birthday on
Monday evening of last week
when about 80 invited guests ga
.hered at the Pribnow home for
the evening. The evening was
spent playing games.
A small birthday party honor
.ng Ronnie Mullin was held at
he Warren Petrik home on Fri
lay afternoon.
A carload of young people
irove to Watford City to attend
he Marty Robins show Sunday
afternoon. Those who went were
David and Dorothy Glodowski,
Sue Heiser, Lorna Burgess, Wayne
Salisbury and David Heath. Satur-
lay night Mr.. and Mrs. CORN
Petersen Jr. and George Lake
and Lynn Salisbury drove to the
State Line Club to view the same
show.
A number of the Lambert peo-
pie drove to Gartside Lake Sum-
lay to take in the first annual
Boat Regatta.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Heath ar
lived home Saturday afternoon
rom a two-month vacation
which they spent in Bridger with
heir daughter and family, and in
Billings.
Jim Thomas left July "a for
he coast where ne left for Japan
or his next hitch in the Air
force. CORN Petersen left the
irst of the week for Ardmore,
Okla, after spending a 30-day
through here with his parents,
ar. and Mrs. CORN Petersen Sr.
nd other relatives. His wife and
Baby daughter will remain here
bar fo1Lc for n +ina Z,
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES
INCOME

Reliable man or woman from this
area to service a route of cigarette
machines. VIII take 5 hrs. a week of
your spare time and can net as high
as S275 monthly and can be built
to full time business with u help.
which could eventually net $50, 900
annually. NO experience or selling
necessary, route is established for
the operator. To qualify you must
have $500 10 $1,000 cash Immediately
available. which is secured and a
serviceable automobile. If sincerely
interested write for personal inter-
view giving phone number and
brief outline of background to Box
5182, St. Paul, Minnesota. 23-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

LIFETIME OPPORTUNITY $10.0 o
$4,000 Annually. MANUFACTURER
is Seeking PARTY WHO WANTS
AN EXCLUSIVE, PROVEN SUB
STANTIAL BUSINESS NEEDED IN
GROWING BUSINESS, FRANCHISE
PROTECTED. LIVE AT HOME.
AGE "a to IS who can furnish good
references and have sales expert
ence n business ability. We fur
nish all necessary training and es-
tablish the person selected in a
permanent lifetime business. Earn
ings begin Immediately. If you feel
you can qualify and really desire a
business that will carr you from
10000 to $4,000 yearly and have
limited working capital, write Civ
ing details about yourself. President.
Century Corp, 1921 w. Atkinson,
Milwaukee 6, Wisconsin. 29-3tc
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Want-AdS

CLASSIFIED AID RATE NOTICE -
Minimum charge Soc per insertion /
TO 2 lines. 20 cents a line straigh.
more thar 2 lines, 8 words to line;
SOC extra flat service charge when in
qutries directed to Herald. Cash in
advance for all keyed or otherwise
blind ads, or outside classified ads
sen In by mail
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Courteous driving has always
paid dividends - try cashing in
on some of it.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

A bluff is the collateral a man
puts up to cover his lack of suf-
ficient backing.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

Church-going can become ;
habit - one should practice i
for goodness sake.
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06
ZOSf-FOuud
Help Wanted

SPLENDID RAWuEIGH BUSINESS
AVAILABLE in Richland County.
Products well known. Opportunity
unlimited for big Sales and good
1t without experience. Write today
for fun information. The w. T. Raw
leigh Co.. MTH-3O1-224. 1000 North
3rd St. Minneapolis /, MINI. 29-4tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

WANTED - Dining room and kitchen
help. Call at Eagle Cafe. 24-tfc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

NOTICE: Part Collie puppies given
away at the Dan Anderson home.
Anyone interested call Swift 1866.
Z7-1tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE: HC No. g. combine pick
up attachments n flax roller.
Price $4,000. ]. M. Gundberg. Alex
ander. No. Oak. 2s-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE 2 residential lots. Phone
SW 6-3525 6-1c
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE: Registered Holstein bull.
Born April IL. 1856. from proven
sire: Dam has $50 lbs. BF. at 2 yrs.
xME Also Registered Holstein Bull
calves. Production records on COWS.
David j. Arvidson, Froid, Montana.
29-2tp
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE: Slightly used Spinet
piano. Will sacrifice rather than take
back to Great Falls. Nothing down
~ months to pay. Credit Manager,
Hops Piano House. Great Falls.
montana. 29-2tc
The Sidney herald., 1958-08-06

FOR SALE - II IT. birch craft boat
with oars and oar locks. 500. II. Bob
Simard Phone IS after S pm.
29-tfc
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

ONLY sTAo DOWN includes settle
eli, auto, washer alum. storm
wind, LOTS on KNTIlAn. s5H mo,
lncln. taNra and ina A RIAL BUY
loh YOUNG cQupLk rrses,
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UNSPOILED VIEW from this Nc
LEAN BEAUTY OF a natural
WOODED setting and a quiet
meandering STREAM. When you
come home 10 this RELAXING
scene you'll FORGET your cares
CUSTOM CRAFTED eenter-hali
plan. with CALIFORNIA porch:
paneled elubrm with End fireplace,
bath and PARTY patio. Near all
cow. CHA and new parkway.
First Offering. Only S2S. $50. Call
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
9929 N Glehe I'd IA T-oOQO
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AUTO LOANS, cars or trucks in
10 minutes whether it's paid for
or not HERSOH'S. sth and o
NV, DE 2-4700
RAISE CASH by refinanc!uR your
home Licensed conSultant. NO
7-5657 IA 2-52sn leyes
SIGNATURE LOANS - Confiden-
tial and pleasant service. FARIS
FINANCE CO., INC, 1882
Ga, ave, wheaton. 10. 5-5l22.
MORTGAGE LOANS SIS, 900.
$3.50 O0O-oroup your debts lower
your pymts refinance your Drop
and improvements Quick honest
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc only in the state OF
Maryland Call Mr. ROBERTS
Baltic. Nd. day or night. Suns
and holidays. at SARATOGA 7-4047
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Isth AND q eTa. N,w.-.Pxl efnee
i " 'l Mas, nAi is.sSSs 7 $500"
MEDICAL CKNTRR downtown
ale, single ofioeai also $500 90,
H. reaN Di. T-tNuu,
SfIOnKnAM nLD0. 18TH and y
as nlW,-Now Ayailabl lone Qt.
nee 81 500 81 n and ens enc
Of 800 fq n. Call Mr., hiisLAAh'
81, a.2efl,
ATTRACTIVE AIR-coNp, etlss u
lawyers suite. Reaf, WOODWARD
ntDO, RK. 5-2323,
SILVER sPRINo-Lgs Air-eond
once si1 80. Also a-rm. corner
suite, sieh per mo
me MAINLAND RIAL HAITI co
S63t coleavIlie I'd, ~. p.biou
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TARA-williamsburr Colo
NAL charm and neighborhood
Is yours In this distinctive
home. A grAceful center
entrance hall. large living
room with French doors to
hush screened porch, Sepa-
rate dining room. 3 bed
rooms. . baths, rec. I'm. and
hali-bath in full basement.
All in q garden-like Settine.
MOUTH ROBBINS RIAL
ESTATE CORP, Alexandra
SINCE, XII. $4,000: Arlington
once. OF. 4-6200.
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WAREHOUSES; FOR RENT
WAREHOUSES WANTED
UP TO $1,000 SO. FIT.

UP TO 5000 SO. FIT.
We have several clients desir-
Gus Of purchasing warehouses for
their own occupancy. New or older
blogs., any location in the metro
politan area will be considered
Cell Mr.. COZ DFNBERG. Sun. and
ewes. OIL. 4-3057.
DRYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th St. NV. Ma. s-O5sO
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BEVERLY HuIs-Alexan.

BEVERLY HTLLS-Alexan-
drlaS nnest residential area.
OnerS q beautiful 6-yr -old,
nll-hrick rambler, with full
bSmt, on a choice, profess
Slonally Handicapped lot, plus
4 detached brick garage.
You viii be enchanted with
the lge screened porch and
the delightful kit. with ia
Die space--but see for your
self, the many extra fea-
lures by callins for an ap-
pointment TO inspect this
rare offering Only 500 200,
CHAS. +. HOOFF, INC,
1907 Duke st, Alex, TE
6-3445. OV. 3-lS57.
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$4,000
Better Homes
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
MpAN'Y MEA ~ |
lMRAAY MoMlA III |

Cash OFFER for
your D c home immediate set
Element: prompt reliable service
Cal Mr. MICKEY RA $4,000
ALL CASH free appraisal i'm
mediate action Call today
H. n GREENFIELD. ia BLISS
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CAsH-Free
appraisals, quick settlement 10
$3.50 VII 6-6579 He. 4-3906
MODERN CLEAN 3 or 4 bedroom
house in good Sc or Pr Geo CO
loo Have substantial cash MRS
cox, LU 2-s136 or ST 3-536s.
INVESTOR LOOKING for homes to
buy in d. c or Silver Spring
VIII pay all cash. RA 3-3030
HIGH CASH FOR d. c. HOMES:
Rigs Park, ne Sc, Aw. area
RIA 6-69l2. Ma s-0227
ALL CASH NET TO you = M
Morton. IT. $4,000. s. a. y
PROPERTIES.
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EXCELLENT SPOT

Modern shopping center IN thick.
" populated apt Aiea, Plenty OF
franc and Walk-in business, Real
need for bakery or delieatessen.
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ARLINGTON - pream-book RAM
bier, $500 down payment, Tor
thh most attractive home you
have assn a. the price. Beautiful
IlvinG room, iarge separate din
ina room. real Dc luxe eauippsd
Kitchen. larue airy bedrooms.
walk 10 Port Myer, shoppins.
schools and near bua. Large
beautifully HANDICAPPED lot. excel
lent for retired eouple. Really an
outsiandins barsain, immAeu.
Lately kept and monthly pay.
menit lsat than rent. Better act
fast on this one. ARLINGTON
REALTY Co. 2a00 wilson Bivd
"a, f-n900, Open 0 too
FOREST -of CON.
TRACTS ACCEPTED on this O.
bedroom brick Colonial full base
msnt Ieereation room. earass
and wooded lot, Terrinc value ~
only $1,000, with low down pay
ment PHA or conventional con-
tracts VIII BE- considered, Cell
IA. b-oeOO. SHANNON A LUcHs.
Realtora, 2Qbs Wilson blvd.
ARLINGTON : white masonry
home, $500 down payment. on
level wooded, fenced lot with
neparnte nnrnGe. nice LIVING
room dinins area. saglpped kitsh;
lhoppinE. This Is The bafsain for
Also An excellent Investment ior
decorated. nov vacant. move
s SIa Oh u. RRfsstIiEoFo5s 'HRs ssISLf y
1900 OMEN n 10 q
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
DESK SPACE
MONEY TO LOAN

DESK AND MESSAGE SERVICE
$50 mo. BLUE REALTY CO, 10l7 /
X ST. NV. DI. 1887.
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VACATION PLACES
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ONLY A FEW OF THESE frst trust
notes available, sold 70 yield JtSs.o
return. DI. 1874. so. 5-9336.
sND TRUST-S3,b00 mo pymt
note 81. Good maker, saerihee
Sl,S50. Mr.. Fry. uN. 4-2296.
PREMIUM NOTES on quality D. c.
homes S4.a50 End. $3.50 mo,
SCI over $500 B and l. 4Oes
discount. Many more notes 70
offer. Buy direct and save. MR..
SINDLER. no. 2-i257,
BUSINESS NOTE FOR SAFE, ss.-
600: will sell for $4,000 or best
offer. Mr.. CONWAY. ST. 3-3b7l.
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I'LL eAcRIEIcI-NeNl . nTe

AZ pIsc., ssoI EissIG, s sIs
nm. family I'm. on kit.' buill-ln
dr. baths. rear porch lg s'
furnace rm.. gear. gar. Secluded
wooded area in n. Arl Cow
$4,000, BY builder, KE s-610a
ARL,, N, Lyon YIN, BY owner. CO.
lonial. 4 bedrmS., den. rec. rm,, ? y
baths, 3lla N. 18th, IA. s-2s41,
ARLINGTON, near Wakefield High;
2-bedrm. brick Colonial. tiled
bath, fenced yard, full bsmt., OIL
heat: small down payment. Call
MT, Wrisht, IA. 7-bs0o or IA
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ARLINoroN-VALIs CHURCH
PRICE SLAsHED
BELOW
FLA APPRAISAL

OWNER WANTS SALE NOW
ROOM, ,at.nATn BRICK Ram
Snt0 Dl' ~. sa', ,oS Sls by ne gsu e
clean and attractive Your entire
family WI IN III nc lmwsnss pilns,-
S.rs s sIe1rT 5oR al, Iu EfbsRsscc2'
nan many NOR n,es i ~ ~ a,, ioi
Fxcit w TiNhNciko NAY ~
AnauMEn Inmndlala nnaafaaion
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

PROPERTY Zone M
approx. ga acres with SCOTT.
B&O r.r siding; vic. 9th st. and
Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone RE
7-203T.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

THE ADMIRAL HOTEL. 2l3l o
ST NV AiT-cond ballroom
avail nightly or weekly. Dances,
meetings, lectures, snack or ban
uuets, ample parking Va block
NEARBY ARL.--Light Industrial;
i,500 50 IT,. ground floor: attrac-
tive once; s2i0 month. Call Mr..
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/ WATERFRONT PRoP. RENT
WATERFRONT PROP. WID.

DESIRE WATERFRONT HOME,
small aereage; 3-bedrm. rambler
type pref VIII pay up 70 1000
cash. Pvt. buyer. Box 307-L, star,
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N .nOn MINUS. and assnme n
FHA. MILITARY ATTENTION, :

wen set you q si7,l00 in-service
loan. You. pay 81 $50 down and
spend 3 Gelightful years in this
4-year-young, 4-bedrm. rambler:
on a ID .000-plus 50. II. lot. fenced !:
daylight bsmt. with 22x1b rec. rm.
Very quick occupancy. See IL today
CHAPMAN REALTY. INC
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sToRFs ron REnT


ll0a p IT. N.W.--etore room and
! rm, kit ana bath. IN front 81
bus stop. EDMuND IA OHUL-
LIvAk. Ma. a-76as. iA0i I'VE a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30

TIP NO. 8: One of our most
favorite" places to shop in Rock
vile is JACMAR'S on N. Wash
ington Street. If you haven't been
there, you have holes in the head.
Don't be mislead by the on-the-
small-side entrance. On the floor
below, fronting on the parking
area called Park Lane, is one of
the most fabulous emporiums of
trade you've ever seen. Furniture,
you know, but what furniture.
Modern, period pieces, traditional,
and all priced so far below down
town" prices, you won't believe
your ears. Do see the Wilksboro
and Hayward-Wakefield collec-
tions-to say nothing of the new
"Willett Galleries" lovely repro
auctions fabulously beautiful
naples. You can find anything,
absolutely anything, at JAG
MARS, including carpeting, Gus
tom-made draperies and so on.
AS matter of fact, there is some
questions, at least in this report
er's mind, whether JACMAR'S is
a furniture store or an interior
decorating establishment. They've
done dozens of model homes in
the county during the past year.
Eight on display right now are
"by Jacmar." See Maurice Blanco
when YOU stop in. Tell him we
sent you.
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TIP NO. 8: Dresses and dresses
and skirts and suits and-oh,
mad, and glamorous array. Twill
literally drive you mad. We mean
that clearance sale at WORTH'S,
E. Montgomery and Fayette. Pure
and simple-the deal is this-you
buy a dress (bins and bins of
them). at regular price. The Sec
ond costs a dollar. The regular
price of the first prevails. The
selection is wonderful. All of
Worth's big, big name brands in
Guided. Woods, sheers, crepes,
wonder-fabrics- dresses for day
time year, dinner, cocktail dress
es, date dresses, street dresses
anytime dresses. You must see
them! Same sale on suits light
and dark colors. Wish we could
give name brands but manufac-
turers are touchy on that sub
ject when a sale goes on. We
can tell you about the skirts
many are those fabulous Hand
machers-and just two for SIS.
To give you an idea of values
original prices ranged from $10.95
to $17.95. Jeepers!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30

TIP NO. 2: Just once a year,
two of the biggest name" manu-
facturers of MEMS SOCKS
(names on socks but we can't
mention them) permit dealers to
stage special sale-and the time
is here. At LARRY ALAN'S, that
sleek, bright and shiny mems
shop in Rockville Shopping Cen
ter-is the place to find them.
Argyles, patterns, stripes, plain
colors all top quality and out of
regular stock-not special pur-
chases. The regular dollar ones
are there for all takers at 70
cents pair, two pairs for buck.
You simply can't afford to miss
this one You might tell the man
In your life, the January RE-
DUCED prices on sport coats,
Stacks, suits and so on will per-
nit him to stock up, economically,
on some of the sharpest mems
namebrand merchandise in these
parts. You'll like LARRY
ALANS- do.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-01-30

floor, inside and outside paint.
liz the TRUTH Beautiful new line
OF wall papers for SO there, too.
Did you know COLOR CENTER
does absolutely beautiful picture
framing?