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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
DUST STORMS
OPEN MART TO
LOCAL WHEAT
By JAMES w. DEAN

The papers report that the dust
storms Of the west in the wheat
growing section have damaged
wheat to the point that it is ex-
pected that they will have the
smallest yield Of wheat for the
past 70 years. This is a serious
matter. We are already import
ing corn from other countries in
to the United States because OF
the short crop, and there is good
indication that we may be import
inc wheat from other countries
"ithin a wear because of the
shortage of wheat. 1t is report
ed that the secretary of agricul-
turc has taken the limit off Of
spring wheat but that cannot be
of very much avail as a great
deal of the spring wheat is raised
n the aust storm sections. In
short we are now in position that
there seems no possibility but
that we will have very short
wheat crop and there will be no
way to rectify it for another II
months.
The farmers of this section
can help themselves and help the
country by increasing the yield
of their crops. If we have
shortage in both corn and wheat
the country is bound to suffer
and the prices are bound to be
high enough to make both crops
profitable to the farmer.
The first thing. however, that
the farmers in this section can
do to Igain from this condition is
to fertilize the wheat that is now
growing. 1t may be that this
cannot be done successfully in all
instances but in most cases for |
the next week or 10 days this
can be done successfully and
would, materially increase the
yield Of wheat.
The second thing that they can
do to help increase the feed crop
is to sow plenty of lespedeza.
Lespedeza will pay even without
fertilization but where 1t mas
been largely and successfully
grown they have found that there
is no crop that it pays better to
fertilize.
The third thing that the farm
ers can do in this section is to
be certain and get out a good
corn crop and fertilize it well
and cultivate it well. Get it out
as early as they can so that as
much Of it will mature from the
moisture that is in the ground as
possible. Corn is complementary |
to wheat and short wheat crop
will make more demand for corn.
All of this, Of course, makes it
more imperative for the farmers +
If this section to raise everything
hey need, and until a section
'aises all that it needs of any
,rop it has never raised enough.
Most of the neighborhoods in
his section do not raise enough
potatoes to take care of them
elves. This should Gbe looked
.fter. No neighborhood in this
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
GIVING CLUB
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. 0. Roy Keith was hostess
..arlav at an attractive meet
y !, ai her sewing club, the lovely
s IDs - being artistically arranged
n !.;,5 sprmss joys, daffodils and
forsythia, A., tostoss sorva1
a aIof course and sweets. Special
a i. $50 meeting were Mesdames
lsas[ Yesterday afternoon at the
go sssJns +. Jones. w. P. Whitmire
an5 Harold A. Smith.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
FIVE PER CENT BEER
GETS FINAL OKEH

RALEIGH, March 27.-The
bill nlegalisihg sale of 5 per cent,
beer. in North Carolina was rati-
fed and became. law today. The
measure raises the beer content
from 3.2 to 5 per cent.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
n SELL HYDRANGEAS
AGAIN

The committee OF women from
40 ~ chamber of Commerce and
". .ss Tnmau's club, who are among
gs ""n5Iir..pirited women trying
Tx n ,..a aI:if the city, will sell n.y.
v 49,. 60 niants again on Friday
I ,a.,S.,r from 5 to 7 O'Clock at
1 Y, 4, hall. One of the latest
- a.,r- -. pieces of work ae-
sa-Ts!,d BY members, Mesdames
, is.s P Blrie and H. R. FaisOn,
s .- dong the block between
Ssrsrrb ul Eighth avenues
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
WESLEY PHlLATHEAS
To MEET

The Wesley Philathea class VIII
NEE. on Thursday evening at .
O'clock at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Hester. with Mrs. J. B. West as
join. hostess.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

Vile s. c.. after visiting Mr.. Gar
ren's sister Mrs. Bynum Stepp, Of
this city. and Mrs. Garren's sis
ter. Mrs. JorgenSon. at the Noun
tain Home Sanitarium for few
DAYS. returned on Tuesday 20 his
home at CulberSOn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27
., Laxative So MANY Like

IVA laxative So Many Like
y .S. IoIaS. young folks-thousand,
B,scs ,sT u say they prefer Thedford's
ay,sro'aught when they need a
- '',e. l. Goes it's work so well
Orar. lave used Thedfords Black
MIA N, N my family since 1885,
iaIs - MI Ae' Henson Temple Smith
.oYI5 'I.SS, We do not feei like w
OraT,sH. eep house without Black
hon i ,o We are quite a good ways
cine nv rS"u, and a good, s;.ipie medi-
have - -. s.ack-Draught, Is good tc
have ~, ~ nand. All these years J
'atis,s .Sses Changed because 1t gave
"tOFoSE'S RLAck-DRAuGHT
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

than is now required, for the rea-
son that the landing and take-off
requirements make for increased
safety and ease of control.
THE planes are to have a land
ing speed of 35 miles and top
speed Of not less than 10 miles
per hour. At cruising speeds the
engines must give 20 to rs miles
per gallon of fuel"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

BILL WOULD BAN
BOARDING BOTTLES

RALEIGH, Mar. 27.-Rep. w.
M. Sherard of Henderson county
today introduced a bill in the as
sembly that would prohibit the
wrongful boarding and selling of
milk bottles, crates, cans and
other containers of dairy products
in Henderson county.
The bill would make it unlawful
for any person or firm to hoard
or sell any containers which have
the name, label, or inscription of
any firm blown, embossed, or
marked theron.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

section should have to have po-
tatoeS sent in from some other
section or from faraway states.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-27

Address your envelope Julia Boyd, TmesNews Bareau las
Park Avenue New York City, N. Y - 4. -
Evening star., 1935-06-16
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-ALEXANDR OR VICINITY,
unfurnished house of six or more rooms;
reasonable rent. Reply z. V. WARREN.
go Burchard ave. East Orange. N ].
BROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH FURN
apt. or small furnished home in nearby
Va. for Summer months. Address Box
412-H, Star office.
play yard or porch; available July l. Call
North 1906, Ext. 303.
SMALL BUNGALOW IN NEARBY SUBURBS
or rooms In vicinity of Lincoln Park; rent
about S25. Address Box 432-H' Star
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SATURDAY. JUNE 60, 1885.

AT TWO O'CLOCK PM.
upon the terms and conditions hereinafter
set forth. the following described property
'0tSfn All Of hat hat S1e Po aerss ei land more Or
Ksnode. widow and Harry B. Kanode
and Mary L. Kanode. his wife. to 2. Car;
Te ks 1 b.1 dsed ~ o 3 53 On. o
Maryland to which record reference is
scription Of said land and premises to be
and interest Of p Carroll walker. a bank
MsryIsnd IS M RH Virsinia MIX Ppoduoers Asso- So
citation and a milk basic of 1O,057 pounds
of milk per month.
elude a frame dwelling house. tenant
house. a, concrete block dairy barn with
@ Barn. ofS oern house iAn and other outbniidinss;
All Of the personal property on said
dairy farm consisting 81 % mileh cows.
i corn plow j manure spreader. ] disc
harrow. l spring tooth harrow. three
horse plow two,hoEse DiGS; hay T,ro5s ro5e.
sufhcient harness for wagon and plow
work, two-thirds interest in q acres Of
tield corn ~ acres Of hay and acres OF
ensilage corn. 3 two-year-old heifers and
heifers one year old and younger
arateiy or as an entirety. to be announced
the day of sale. the trustee reserving the
rl9nt 10 accept or reject any piQs.
This property now occupied by o ten
ant; time and term of possession to be
stated at the day of sale prior to the offer
ing of the property.
Terms OF sale: This property is sold
subject TO a balance due Of seven thousand
two hundred hfty-six dollars and fve cents
(S7.256.05l to the Potomac Joint Stock
Land Bank; all cash above the Land
Bank mortgage upon ratification of sale
by the United States District Court, for
the District of Maryland. A deposit of
two thousand dollars (S2 .O0O) in cash or
certified check at the time and place of
sale. or all cash. however the purchaser
may elect at the time Of sale, provided
this property Is sold in the entirety. both
real and personal Should the real prop
erty be sold separately DEPOSIT OF one
thousand dollars $1,000 will be re-
qured on the realty and deposit OF one
thousand dollars (S1.0o0) on the person
ality as referred to above: credit pay
ments to bear interest from date OF sale
and to be secured TO the satisfaction OF
the undersigned trustee.
All taxes and expenses OF every kind
TO be adjusted to date of sale. Purchaser
to pay revenue stamps. title and costs OF
conveysn ncing.
For further information apply to the
undersigned trustee at Hagerstown. Mary
land. or to Harold c. Smith. attorney for
trustee. Rockville. Maryland.
CONRAD HAUSRATH. Trustee.
HAROLD c. SMITH. Attorney.
Rockville. Md. je9.l2 16. lp.23.26.
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach; new paint and
tires; motor excellent; only S47 down
SlaS7 month Steusrt Motor Co.. 1903
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MArERFRoNr PROPERTY.

lCODtLMUGNsJ
ON POTOMAC RTVKR-FURNIsHED DE-
ashtfHl Summer home; ali modern con-
poreRes; Drive q Msrshail AsI hm1.s;;
ssTivs n mile: Address Bon 4ae-H,
NORTH BEACH. 512 CHESAPEAKE ST.
sasndisay. tSHS tcisSYelsnd .TSdsa s9a1 lMondas. en
FOR sALE-FURNIsHED COTTAoE, IN
SsSs SSiIdins s ssailhoat' n' Fairhayen Ciiiis raiE-
Phone Columbia ls66-W. Is.
AS Low AS S4.76 PER FRoNT FOOT ON
Chesapeake Bay-Well-shaded building sites
Of the better % type, BE-" one e'o hour D. z. Can
Mrs; KNOWI.AN. National Il6S. or see her
at Louis ? shoemakers. I719 K st. NV.
NEW, LOG CABIN FOR SALE. BEVERLY
CCAAMP SITE HALF ACRE PIRECTLY ON
Island. DO miles from washington. for lease
At 500 per year; Free rent first year and
tTee RfeK loss s56n Tor building cabin B. M HE'D
GROOM COTTAGE, cONvENIENTLY LO-
water bathing good fishing and Grabbing; !;
restricted community; delishtful neigh
borS; price S19b; 500 down. Sl6 per
month Phone Adams S4s2.
BARGAIN OF THE YEAR-BEAUTIFUL
Spanish bungalow. all city. conveniences.
completely furnished throughout. Must be
seer, seen to Dc appreciated: Situated at beau
catur ave. and Bagley lane. Owner leav-
Ing town, will sacrifice. Open for inspec-
tion all day Sunday. I6"
PAYING QUESTS IN, DELIGHTFUL HOME
on the water for week ends: As min. drive.
Address Box 64-H. Star once.
RANDLE CLIFF BEACH-LOTS Is. I6.
block 20; on new road; beautiful site for
Summer home or commercial. 624 Elliott.
Apt. ]. +. II, LITCEFIELD.
MODERN COTTAGE ON SOUTH RIVER
1Ox3O #. screened porch; completely fur
nished, including electric range and re-
frieerator: large double garage. two sleep
boats; tennis court. Flowers, caretaker,
ful trees and landscape, 2o-foot elevation.
coy srEwART E5H YER fAEs Efn pecstar sta $685.
SHERWOOD FOREST COTTAGE NO 212.
Convenient and modern. Owner on prem
ises sunday OF phone Cleveland 1872.
ATTRACTIVE YEAR;RoUND HOME ON
BUNGALOW; all improvements; fully fur
nished: 75-toot frontase on water with
bathing and fishing; also boat house.
terms. Cali Wisconsin 29i6 or District
2126 for particulars. or II at Herald
to2 go d's
SHERWOOD FoREsT-FoR RENT FOR
season, large cottase with beautiful view
over Severn; 4 bed rooms. sleeping porch.
| 3 baths. large porches- COTTAGE 30. Not
| tingham Hill Telephone Wisconsin 3222.
Aeent on premises from IL till 4.
PATUXENT RIVER.
40 acres. l.S00-ft. shore on Patuxent
River harbor below Broome Island. A
! location favored by discriminating people.
Bargain at So 800. terms. THEODORE =.
MENK, 1922 Park rd. Columbia 7S45.
PINEY POINT. MD.-LOT. 14Ox6Sl FT..
! on beautiful St. GEORGES River. Ideal for
cottage fishing. crabbing, boating. Phone
Columbia aS23-J
SALTWATER GENTLEMANs ESTATE OF
| l2O acres. fronts State road and Potomac
River near Wicomico River; modern nine
room and bath home, furniture. motor
| equipment, Cost $4,000 to duplicate;
/ price, $4,000. FULTON r. GORDON.
| 1922 Eye ST. NV. District $3.50. Brokers
attention.
GUNSTON MANOR
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

1913 BUTTERwORTH PL. NV, AM
Univ Pk-Will share furnished bungalow
with adults; nice grounds. ami. Clev. 1929.
STORE WITH GAS STATION NEAR
Frederick, Md. -.
Rooming house. furnished, Takoma Park.
New dwelling near Sandy SPRINGS.
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TTMBERLANDS.

LUMBER MANUFACTURERS.
Here Is a wonderful timber Offering SIT
uated In Virsinia. strictly virgin. largely
acres; very reasonable price for property
in fee with perfect title; easy terms. We
II. band mill with abundance Of steam
power, steam nigger. gang edFer. tut-on
saw aud latf machine at low. price. as
G. CHRIsTY, 1925 Woodward Bids.
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SUMNER CAMPS.

SUMMER BOARDING CAMP FOR BOYS;
on salt water; supervised health and play;
rates S35 month. MRS. ROBERT II.
FORMAN Park Hall Nd.
CHRISTIAN HOME for children. Berkeley
Warm SPRINGS. W Va. Mineral water.
mountain air. Industrial training. Doctor
and nurse in charse. Call mornings. West
1133.
YOUR BOYl Send him TO Camp Weowa
this Summer. Located In MONTGOMERY
County, Nd IS miles from WASHINGTON.
cwimming, base ball. tennis. basket ball.
horseback riding. rife practice and many
other sports that boys like. Properly
supervised. All for one price. No extras.
Limited enrolment For complete details.
address Camp Weuwa, 3146 10Th ST. NV.
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CHEVROLET late 1880 coach: good condI-
| tion; excellent tires. Make an odef.
Georgia 4442. =
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FIVE 1881 FORD 1Ia-ton panel trucks;
suitable for grocery. liquor dealer. plumber.
or ice business From S125 to S175. Rob
ert Herson Auto Exchange, Inc. 72 Florida
ave ne North 1040S. North $3.50.
FORD VS. pickup, 1894: repossessed; ex-
cellent condition. Looks and runs like
new. Can be bought for unpaid balance.
NV National 2453.
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sALE--FARMs.

MD. ESTATE, 60-ACRE LAKE
On property, recently stocked $4,000 biz
mouth bass. now weighing up to 8 lbs; lake
natural feeding grounds for black ducks
iisfi brick imported 200 years ago; on lovely
shaded knoll is the residence. g rooms, 5
property fof sportsman or club; $4,000;
terms arranged; page 35. big MAY-JUNE
catalog special bargains. FREE. STROUT
AGENCY, l42f-N. Land Title BLDG.
Ph.ladeinhia Pa
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MUST BE SOLD.

1899 CHEVROLET 1a-ton panel truck
good condition: easy terms II desired. Yves
End Motors 2Sl3 M ST NV North A6SE
Evening star., 1935-06-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

ATTRACTIVE. SUBSTANTIAL 7-RoOM
bunealow and acres on valuable corner
10 miles from winchester. Va, miles
thriving town on school bus route. Delco
light, buiit-in features, outbuildings, plenty
OF fuel. Ideal for bees. poultry, orcnaTd
or truck farm. Easy terms. no reasonaoie
offer refused Consider trade for acreage.
MRS. ROTHGEB, 1928 Randolph ave.
Potomac Alexandria, Va.
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HIRE-AUTo TRUCKS.
SALE-AUTo TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1894 2N-ton truck, closed
panel body: driver furnished. Reasonable
Phone Metropolitan goal. 500 9TH st. s.w
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ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BAY

BAY-FRONT COTTAGE.
Living room dining room, kitchen. bee
rooms. Q servants rooms and bath, garage
Completely furnished. Will only rent fol
the entire seaSon-S500. L1NK1NS Co
1r22 ne Sales St Phone District 1922
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SUMMER HOMES.

IN BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS. BLUE
mont, Va. One hours drive; beautiful old
Colonial stone house l2 rooms. on State
road. Price $4,000; easy terms; will sell
whole or half interest Mr.. BEALE.
LAKE WINNEPEsAUKEE N. H.
Sale or lease. several superb Summer
Wolfeboro. N. H.
FOR RENT. A sIX-ROOM FURNISHED
bungalow for Summer months; on bus
line. MRS. NENA WHETZEL, Hughesvtlle.
FOR RENT FURNISHED. or FOR SALE
home in the Berkshires, IL acres, pine
grove, city conveniences electric equip-
ment, N. s. ZIMMELE. Cleveland 352s.
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COLONIAL ESTATES.

rs ACRES FINE LAND, ON CEMENT
hish hnI1 ceilings. Center hall house rests on
springs. streams and large holly trees
Also good 6-room tenant house and "a
room servants quarters: garage ,.. tor o
ii miles from Washington. Price. S29, 600
reasonable cash. payment: assume FeuSsnrsNI lFreSuSnN
HiRsT' Annandale Fairfax Co.. Va, at
the end Of Columbia Pike. Phone Alex
sndria 43-F-41. -
125 ACRES FINE LAND ON MAcApAM
road: 7-rm house built about 1900: large
large boxwoods, springs and streams. barns,
chicken house and other .buildings; slave
quarters with Colonial bake oven: lots OF
Price 5000: u cash. balance easy. Clear
Of debt VSSS See MASON HIRsT Annandale.
Fairfax County. Va. at the enc OF SO Go
tumble Pike. Phone alexandra Vs.
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SEE
LONG BEACH
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY

Before Buying EISeWhere.
Lots, direct beach front. Choice home
sites. $100. Beautiful. wide. white sand
beach Restricted community. Drive down
Sunday. Route-Road to Solomons Island,
drive through Prince Frederick miles,
turn left to Long Beach wisconsin 3931.s =
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FOR RENT-MoDERN COTTAGE. FULLY
equipped. secluded: beautiful view. eelt-
leses; $3.50 entire season. TTLLOTSoNS.
EDplnR Forest. near AnnanoliAs
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WANTEn--REAL ESTATE.

CLIENT DESIRES TO BUY SMALL M
proved real estate any N ssGNaon .ftornsy q ely.
sic Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. STORES.
lots. any condition white Or coioreo' Son-
or Sterling 1924. ~
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FATRVIEW.

On Chesapeake Bay. within hour's drive
from Washington. See this beautiful sum
close to water front. -S250. up. on small
monthly payments. One 4-room cottage
with two large screened porches running
ST 300: terms To reach property turn
off Solomons Island road into Fairhaven
road continue half mile (see Sign) left to
nrnperty Representative on ground.
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sALE-AUroMoBILEs.
fCanttnuaAl

lContinued.)
AUHURN 1882 sport .coupe;- privately
perfect condition; cheap, terms. Col. Iib2.
AuBuRNs-,1e31 brouEhams and sedsnS,
sl95 70 S296. See today A chance 10 get
terms. WARRINGTON Notion tnGr Scarn603k
18th st. NV. afTYs1 9IIiss
AuBURN. 1881 coach-Ir6ET5fio'3ec Econ
p esrsfrse eco tfansDortasiOs sas Sl sSs is; sdss
tires. motor and paint araT g-fTTT-So75:
lisasEsl lssq 1rtinn ss5m; T. ASd'QB SooSs ssi;;
BUICK 1882 conv. coupe; q real bsrTaIr1.
Inls car mechanically like new. Originai
rhlsn wIrs 2i sage sreen black trim, six cream
bspSS nsS fad. hsHyy ss ssy ss
NorIls. Inc. 201S-20 14th st. North 3e4e.
BUICK de luxe Victoria Bypass. coups::
rens rel hze new; sell S126; give terms. S3b
BUICK standard sedan, 1881; one owner;
sfpI IKE me- new $3.50 SSSo; terms. 1912 14th
BUICK 1923. sport coupe with rumble
d 6id condition. $s5. 5000 sth st. nv.
BUICK 1880 coach-come early 70 get
MS this exceptional bargain; S165. terms. 6O5
Mass. ave. NV
BUICK 1888 model 81 sedan. S745;, 1899
sedan. S3es: 1881 model ss1s coups.
ni,fdG; n3s3; iy3O model 5S sedan. S265; 1929
pniSk PUG So coupe. Sl45. Emerson orme.
BUICK 1890 4-door sedan. series 3O-57:
excellent condition; seeing is believing:
S235. Community Motors. 1921 Wis
consln ave. phone Wisconsin 2676.
BUICK 1882 4-pass. coupe; absolutely the
black factory finish and ike new in every every
detail. JACK PRY. INC. 1912 18th st. W.
BUICK 1929 sedan; good mechanical con-
aiIlon, an good tires. S175; easy monthly
irving s.. NV. Phone Adams 54Ii
BUICK 1888 de luxe 81 model sedan: orig
lnei Diue Duco; cost new over 81 400. 4
rsaily 6eeutiful car. clean as q pin inside
side and out excellent tires; driven only
10000 miles; a buy Of a lifetime at
sreAt Yos sYaoyins; priced as = genuine bargain
pay sssndsrd @ Mofof i fsd ssl.s Ine entHs Hot2 e
BUICK 1929 sedan; new paint fob; IN
sF5 sF EGeo 9,.6 6o9eiElSn; pSsa o car Is PRICED e.
NV Columbia 10324.
BUICK ;Ie3I sedan. model $50; motor
value. Rosen q Rice Motor Co ifSs
dealers columbisD II ioss4 SSfO ana riYmOu'h
BUICK 1928 sport coupe. rumble seat;
terms Met, 2456 Sunday or Monday eve
BUICK 1898 4-door sedan. model 81.
Clean as whistle dark green with cream
i irlm. Motor in tiD-top condition: tires
nse new; upholstery SUotless. Reduced 10
1923. Packard. Kalorsms at 18th.
| BUICK 1894 club sedan. Model 81. &
SheeIs and trunk rack beautiful dark
blue paint; the upholstery is spotieSs !;
eood tires and the motor is in excellent
/
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CHEVROLET 1881 sedan. driven since nsv
by Dept. Agriculture of1cial; new paint; g
good tires. 341e Conn. Cleve. 3s3s.
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MARYLAND FARMS.
40S acres. water front, live stock and
grain; S25 per acre.
125 acres. water front. tobacco, stock
16s acres interior land. tobacco. stock
and grain; $50 per acre.
146 acres interior land. tobacco. stock
and grain; $50 per acre.
Terms arranged and description fur
nished. J, L. DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. Md.
MTDDLETOWN VALLEY-OLD COLONIAL
brick mansion 319-acre stock farm. How
ard Co. Estete-1So acres. stucco. stone
house. Hunt Club" section p. M. n.y.
MILLER. 2700 Elsinor ave.. Baltimore.
Md.
GREENWOOD MILL" SITE. II ACRES.
on small river. about acres in woods.
would make delightful Summer home only
II miles from District. Old house. of
attractive so-called Colonial lines. has two
stone fireplaces; S4.250. terms.
Price reduced to $4 900; AS acres with
100 additional available. good land, at
tractive house of rooms almost new
bank barn very large. other buildings. fine
springs and streams. In best farming Sec
Good Montgomery and Prince George
County farm lands $40 per acre up. In
seversi old estates up to LOCO acres.
with brick and stone houses. as low as
See photographs and surveys.
r. D. LILLE co.
2e4 carroll o.. Takoma Park. Geo. seoo
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

CONN. AVE. AND N. 120S 18th ST
Suitable for dance studio. etc. Very large
studio room with large show window fac
ing on Conn. ave-: slightly smaller adjoin-
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
1921 Conn Ave Phone Decatur 1900
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COUNTRY ESTATES.
COLONIAL ESTATE.

COLONIAL ESTATE.
Fifty acres nice land. springs and
stream. fine site for FISH pond or swim
ming pool fronting property. Brick and
frame dwelling, seven rooms, porches fire.
places, Colonial mantels, large lawn, beau
tiful trees. One hours drive Washington.
20 minutes Fredericksburg on state I'M
proved road. Price, $4,000. $500 cash,
balance easy. Descriptive folder pictures.
ELLIOTT z. BROOKS.
Phone 239: Fredericksburg. Va.
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.
EXCHANGE.

TRADE, MATCHED QUICKLY ANY.
TaERE fFSgkTS IEsS g1NSE NE sGa 1924 W
PLUM POINT, LOVELY COTTAGE, CLEAR
only S3,450; trade for lots. etc. W. PICH'
LER. 1905 K NV. Ma. 1900. CT. 500.
TRADE CORNER LOT m VERONA, N. j.
Montr0se ST.. near civic center. for lot II
d. c. Address Box 305-H. Star once
WILL EXCHANGE BUILDING LOT N
Braddock Heights, Alexandria, Va. for late
model small automobile. Telephone Alex
andria 100.
YOUR CLEAR OLD HOUSE TRADED IN
on built to- order home; move 90 DIS. W. B
PICHLER, 1906 K NV. Ma, 1900, CT. 691O
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Established real estate CO. will rent.
furnished or unfurnished. part of their
very desirable f1rst-floor oficeS to tenant
for architectural. insurance or law Offices.
Object, reduction of expenses and recip-
rocal business. Separate entrances IL de-
sired; good sign space. This is a chance
to cut your expenses in half. Address
Box 216-H Star off1ce.
1000 CONN. AVE. INV. COR. CONN AVE.
at K)-prominent corner near large
Govt, depts.. and hotels. Large rooms
uSx40). facing on Conn. ave. Elevator
service. Reasonable rentals.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

CHEVROLET 1884 master sport coupe;
driven only 600 miles. like new. Owner
will sell equity or trade for another car.
Can be seen at $50 Sheridan ct. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

3 ROOMS & BATH. COMPLETELY FUR
nished, for one month or longer. Address
MRS AMMAN Rockville Md