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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-03-26

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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-03-26
FOR SALE

For Sale-House and acre and hal
Of land.--Oscar Titman, inquire a
X. M. Co. Grocery Dept i
Evening star., 1936-02-16

GILMORE. HAMM 81
SNYDER
Charlottesville
HAMILTON-COOK
HDWE co.
Waynesboro
AUGUSTA FURN. co.
Staunton
HAWKINS HDWE. co.
Harrisonburg
STRICKLER BROS.
Shenandoah
CLAUDE FOLTZ
Stanley
J. S SOLENBERGER &
SONS CO.
Winchester
GEO. RAMSEY
Front Royal
J. T. HIRST
LeeSburg
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28
Spring Upturn May Halt
Current Business Lulls

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

could proceed with opening the pre-
sent road as a free road and the en-
tire matter would he settled.
But under this lease, the owners of
the Wilson toll road still have con-
troll of this 1 1-2 miles of road lead
ing to the summit for five more years
And at the meeting in Marion this
week, they intimated since this 1 IL
miles of road was essential to pre-
serve the value of the entire road,
which they agreed to turn over to the
State for $4,000, that they could not
agree to give up their lease on this
1 IL miles for less than $4,000, &C
cording to some of those who were at
the meeting.
Won't Submit To HOld-Up.
The highway department has alb
solutely no intention of paying any
one $4,000 for a 10 mile long toll
road when it only wants two or three
miles of this road, nor does it intend
to pay $4,000 for lease on I IL
miles of the road, it was indicated
in no uncertain terms by highway Of
ficials today, although none of them
was willing to be quoted directly. 1t
was further pointed out that the high
way department can build an entirely
new road for much less than $4,000
which will serve it's purposes just as
well, If not better, and that by SO
doing the entire Wilson toll road will
be rendered absolutely useless to its
owners. The one objection to build
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28
Mans Friends Glad
He Told Them About
BLACKDRAUGHT'

Writing from Texarkana, Texas, Mr..
W. T. Bentley, of that city, says: II
have been using Black-Draught for
fully forty years. I keep supply on
hand. I first knew of Black-Draught
when was a boy, clerking in store.
I saw people buying it and thought it
must be good. I took it for constipa
ton and biliousness. I would have
bad taste in my mouth and headache.
I knew I needed a laxative-some-
thing to cleanse the system. would
hunt up the Black-Draught and take
dose. i would be relieved in a few
hours. In Black-Draught, have
found simple remedy-one that does.
not have any after-effects. I do not
know Of anything better to take for
dull, tired, listless feeling. have re-
commended Black-Draught to many
friends and neighbors. know they
have been glad that I did, for they
have said so."-(Adv.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28
DON'T JUMP BELL,

The track man who tries to beat
the gun usually loses the race. The
same is . true of the horse who
breaks the barrier. And likewise
of the fellow who tries to beat the
red light.
1t is a poor practice, jumping
the light signal before the red has
turned to green. It is also a risky
business to speed up across an In
terSection to get across before the
green light has turned red.
Red lights mean stop and green
lights mean 60. The amber light
means to get ready to stop or to
get ready to go. It is excellent
judgment to do just what the
signal light instructs one to do.
Many collisions are caused by
the fellow who approaches an in
tersection as the green light is
fading out. Instead of stopping,
he speeds up, with the hope that
he will be across before the red
fight is on. Often he speeds into
. frst-rate smash up with the man
who is obeying the light signals.
Or he may meet another injudici-
Gus driver-the fellow who IL un-
willing to wait until the green
light is actually on-and the two
may meet in the intersection,
smash their cars, their legs and
necks, and even worse, some In
nOcent person or persons who may
be riding with them.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

Highway Commission Will
Not Submit to Exhorbi-
tant Prices
Daily Dispatch Bureau
In The Sir Walter HOte.
By j. C BASK ERVIT,r.


Raleigh, Feb. 28.-The milk in the
cocoanut with regard to the difficult
ties being experienced by the State
Highway and Public Works Commits
sion and the Department of Conserva-
ton and Development in getting a
rlght-of-way for the toll-free road TO
the top of MT. Mitchell is that the cor
porations owning the two present toll
ROADS know they are going to be
ruined and their roads made worth
less as soon as the new park-to-parlx
highway is completed, with the result
that they are trying to unload these
roads on the highway commission a.
exorbitant prices before the parkway
is. completed. At least this is the op-
inion of several who attended the
conference in Marion this week be-
tween the special committee of men,
bers of the highway commission and
representatives of the owners of the
toll roads. Chairman Capus M Way
nick, of the commission, who is also
chairman Of the special committee
with full power to act, declines to
say anything about the meeting, 9TH
er than that he is hopeful that some
way may be found to acquire part of
one of the roads to the top of Mt
Mitchell.
Lease Is Obsolete.
The brick in the machinery that is
blocking the speedy acquisition of on
ly a few miles of road from Balsam
Gap to the summit of Mt. Mitchell, is
the lease which the corporation own
ing the Wilson road holds on a right
of-way only 1 IL miles long running
through State-owned property, and
granted to this corporation some ten
years ago by the Department OF Con-
servation and Development, accord
ing to those who have analysed the
situation. This is regarded as Great
ing a rather paradoxical situation
now since at the present time it is
the Department of Conservation
which is urging the highway depart
ment to take immediate action in
opening a free road to the summit of
Mt. Mitchell so it will not lose a Civil |
ian Conservation Corps camp, which
the War Department and National
Park Service have agreed to locate |
there to develop the 1900 acres own
ed by the State into a State park.
For if the owners of the Wilson road |
did not hold this lease through the |
State land from the conservation de-
partment, the highway department |
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

ing a new road is that it would make
an additional scar on the mountain
and thus reduce it's scenic value.
Quick Action Necessary.
But for the fact that quick action
is necessary in order to insure the
location of the CCC camp on NIT. Nit
chell, the situation would not be so
serious and all the time necessary
could he had for the poker game
which would have to be played be-
tween the highway department and
the owners of the Wilson road. There
are indications however that the Will
son interests are now trying to CAPT
talize on this need for quick action in
order to get a fat price for their
lease and right-of-way.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

new peak since the Spring of 1881. In
gauging intermediate business swings.
the stock market is seldom wrong.
Therefore, will business Don pick up,
or must the market soon recede?
CONCLUSION: The above thumb
nail sketches cover most Of the i'm
portant business indicators and many
OF the critical questions of the hour.
The Babsonchart is made up of 81
different barometers and the sum
total shows net loss of five per cent
since the recovery high of late De-
cember The current volume of bust
ness, however, is 50 per cent above the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

depression depths.
I advise all business men and i'm
vestors who are bearish on business
today to turn back to few years ago
and study conditions as they existed
then. The improvement in fundamen-
tails which has taken place in the last
five years can only mean: Better
business lies ahead, even though there
may be intermediate periods of hesi-
fancy, particularly during a presiden-
tial election year. In spite of the cur
rent recession, still believe that 1886
should be better business year than
1898.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

CONTINUED from Page OneO
motor factories, steel operate ms in
creased from 46 per cent of capacity
in early January to 50 per cent at the
present time. I am very much en-
couraged by this gain even though it
is less than seasonal. 1t means that
the loss of business from motor max
ers is being offset by demand from
other sources-notably railroad equip
ment and construction concerns. Is
this evidence that recovery is broad
ening out into the capital goods in
dustries?
8. BUILDING: Construction should
be the strongest influence on Spring
business. Building permit figures are
continuing the sharp upward trend
which began last May. Present vol
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

The motorist should realize that
red lights and green lights were
invented not to restrict his freedom
but to save his life and his property.
The light signals should be obeyed.
If they are not obeyed, they may
work more harm than good. Jump
ing lights is a dangerous practice.
It b better to wait a few seconds
and get there than be piled up in
the middle Of an intersection. And
the few seconds saved by jumping
the bell mean nothing anyway. The
fellow who crosses town jumping
bells will not get there more than
a few minutes ahead of the fellow
who obeys the rules-and he may
not get there at all!
Drive CarefuIly-Save a Life.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-02-28

1s23-Ernest Renan, French scho-
,ar-philosopher, born. Died Oct II,
1892.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
OWNER SACRIFICES
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Between 18th ana 14th sts--Detached
bath. gas furnace. elec. refrigeration,
closed sleeping porch. hardwood floors,
of prominent downtown merchant: it
is in. excellent condition and. I believe.
priced most reasonably at 50 $50.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV. Realtor. Natl. O753.
Eve or Sun West 22T6
Evening star., 1936-12-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

So 2,5OO-5 ROOMS AND BATH. LARGE
lot. Falls Church; $3.50 cash, balance S29
per mo. Clarendon 2191.
COUNTRY HOME. NEAR COLESVuLE.
$3.50.
Unusual features at the price: Two tiled
baths Ill burner. weather strips insulated
ceilings, copper screens, brass water pipes
custom-built kitchen equipment. Detroit
ira number of closets. built-in garage. with
owe head door. Three rooms. dinette and
bath first floor; 3 rooms and bath. second
House could be nicely adapted to two small
families; well designed and beautifully
finished. Lot 120x2l5. with mere lard
available.
R. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

CeloEed-.We have LOVELY LITTLE
NE Drive out TO 10Th and NE. or
take car line right to within half block
CT the houses. which we have Just re-
CLAGETT STREET NE. ali day and eve
nings until these three homes are sold.
Each house has q r. and B.. H.-W H
porch. > screened rear porches. full base
ment. tile bath. hardwood floors. front
and rear yards. For $40 OR $40 PER
MONTH you can get a home here with
just a small down payment or IL you
want good investment-RENTAL PROP
AND TALK LOUD Call MIR COOPER
or MR.. JOHNSON Atlantic 6333 now
Evening star., 1936-12-06
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
OWNER RIIII.T

Never occupied; Groom brick English
type; side-hall entrance plan. At Sacri-
flee if you have at least 81 600 cash. Bal
ance will be refinanced to suit purchaser.
First floor has large living room with book
shelves on each side of wood-burning fire.
place, exceptionally large dining room.
Jewell gas range and Frigidaire Second
floor has 3 bed rooms, each with a deep
cedar-lined closet and a large cedar LINED
linen and storage closet in hall leading TO
with toilet and lavatory. Hot-water heat;
hardwood floors throughout. Built on q
terraced. handicapped lot 50x120. De-
tached brick garage; prominent location.
l fare zone. . bus lines at door. 16 min.
to downtown shopping and business Sec
tion For further info5matlon nrm and nd, in in
1855 N. Glebe rd., corner N. Washington
Blvd Clar 791
Evening star., 1936-12-06
11O3 KENYON ST. NV.

6 large rooms. glassed-in sleeping porch.
h.-w.h. oil fuel. tile bath. hwd. floors
throughout-large screened porch 1st floor
full basement. front and rear entrance;
electric refrigeration. new gas range.
Paneled walls downstairs. End floor walls
painted Yard. 2-car garage. Refined
rent value Price way below cost. Open
Sunday to 3.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

WooDRIDGE, 1918 18th ST. N.E.-MoD-
ern detached home 6 r. and b.. sleeping
porch. front and rear porches. hrsplace.
h.-w.h. large lot. garage. Price. S7.5oo.
VIM II. THoRowGooD.
2024 r. ]. AVE. NE. DECATUR O317.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
HIGHLAND PARK VA.

Lovely new stone home. large rooms
(2 storiesl, bath. full basement. oil burner.
$3.50: also Groom brick. . stories. center
hall. being finished. $3.50. Payments on
easy schedule P. H A. if desired. We will
also build to order. A call entails no
obligation.
w. S. HOGE, JR.
Usl p.,t uaIp
Evening star., 1936-12-06
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Colored-todsy and evenings until sold
--621 5th STREET N.W.-6 r. and b,
H.-WH.; all modern and IN EXCELLENT
BOTTOM. This house can be bought with
small down payment and AROUND $40
this. If you want A REAL INVESTMENT
PROPERTY. see me now. I'll sell you
this house and guarantee can rent 1t
pay for it or carry 1t. WITH SOME REAL
CASH you can really .'STEAL" A HOUSE
here II you want it. Look 1t over quick,
because owner has instructed US to sell
this house this week and it will move now.
Call MR.. TRAX or MR.. JOHNSON. At
Evening star., 1936-12-06

BEAUTIFUL 1O-RoOM HOUSE WITH IL
gravel road; IL miles from Washington;
house has 8 bed rooms, bath, city elec.,
telephone. hot-air furnace, fireplace, elect.
3 cars: large porches. snrina stream nret. t9.
ty woodland and shade; school busses stop
at farm; possession at once. Price. 50 900:
81 900 cash. assume trust. balance $50
per month and interest See MASON
HIRST, Annandale, Fairfax County, Va.
at the end OF Columbia pike. Phone Alex
andria 43-F-41
Evening star., 1936-12-06
TAKOMA PARK HOMES
Bradley Boulevard, Md.
ENGLISH VILLAGE

Bethesda. below Wilson lane 7-room
brick home. ] bath on first floor. 1 on sec
ord: all modern conveniences; recreation
room. built-in garage 1t Is worth your
while 70 see these houses; lots 75x1s5.
See OWNER for terms. North 3273 or
Adams 6273.
ABOUT " ACRE NEAR OLD FORT OVER
looking Alexandria; brick dwelling with
large living rooms and dreplaces; two
baths. steam heat. two porches: bargain
$500. Decatur 5146.
TAKOMA PARK, MD
S6.25O; $500 cash 315 Holly ave New
detached brick BUNGALOW rooms modern:
unusual kitchen, large attic. gear built-in
garage; h.-wh.; lot 50x132; n block school.
BUILDER
Evening star., 1936-12-06
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
Attention, Spectators,

HOME SEEKERS, INVESTORS OR any
GOODNESS home of REAL QUALITY.
372s Lesation st; n.w.-within stones
throw of Connecticut ave. This beautiful
4-bed room 2-bath home is now being put
in ABSOLUTELY NEW HOUSE CONDI,
T1oN FROM TOP. TO BOTTOM. Lot will
be Handicapped within about 10 days. We
meantime. make us proposition any time.
WE'RE VULNERABLE AND EASY TO
DEAL WITH. We can and will give some
one q real bargain in this property and
finance 1t as you want 1t. See. phone or
write
CAPITAL VIEW REALTYCO.
e27 New York Ave NV. National 9797.
SUNDAYS and Evenings Atlantic 6333.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
NO DOWN PAYMENT.

New brick home, mi. oil burner tile
bath and kitchen. open fireplace. with 3
rooms on first floor. space for more on
End; large wooded lot; restricted section,
Evening star., 1936-12-06
MARYLAND FARM
BARGAINS.

5S ACRES-S4,TOO.
One OF the most desirable locations for
Summer home for city man or real farm
for farmer. About 700-ft. elevation. Build
ings on hill with level land in rear; manor
loam in high state of cultivation. Large,
modern dairy barn and silo; good, remod-
eled Broom house. in excellent condition;
full basement and furnace. Large poul-
try house and other buildings Not far
from village and school and railroad facil-
tiles Fifty acres more with old house
in good condition inside, good roof, some
100 ACRES NEAR r. R., $4,000.
100 acres level or gently rolling land.
with good house and complete set out.
buildings: Macadam road: Terms.
LARGE HOUSE, 10 ACRES.
$3.50. Old house of Colonial lines,
well built and in good repair, about 8
rooms: beautiful grove Of trees. Orchard,
stream, several outbuildings. Only 12
miles from d. C. Good gravel road School
70 ACRES. s55 PER ACRE.
About half cleared balance In woods,
some good timber fine stream, good road
to place; electricity available. School bus.
Part cash.
Colonial homes. large and small acreage,
river front farms. stock farms, equipped
dairy farms and farms and country homes
especially of interest to Washington com.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
~ Carroll =. Tsxsms PARK. a.. $500.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
r. D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 1900.

WITHIN DAILY DRIVING RADIUS.
1877 acres; large stream; S13 600.
lis acres; large house; $4,000.
164 acres; modern house; S17 900.
- acres: closer in; $4,000
All owner operated and productive farms.
On good roads. with electricity available.
number larger places for same money.
but further out Ask to see my listings.
R. B. FARQUHAR,
Farm Land Expert.
Adams 03O3 1888 Euclid NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

SSSSNSHN NSs SNHs
NEARBY vA.-MODEL HOME, FURNISH
place, recreation nm. At 464e N. 18th St..
Woodlawn Village. Arlington.
FIvE-ROOM HOUSE. UNFURNISHED AT
Lanham. Nd. three blocks from Defense
Highway; electricity; rent, $50 month.
MIs: snf fr H; c. LarcOm0e' phone Hyattsville
GLAREND0N edoMs VA PEE 40, 30; FIVE FIVE
st. north
FURNISHED NEW BRICK COTTAGE
bed rooms; 10 minutes from city. al3
Sonth So}nE,S OAK t st. ogt Ridge road turn right
FINE HOME IN LYON VILLAGE, ONLY
two blocks from Clarendon business center:
Spanish type arch; splendid condition; S65
HURLEY WalnSt VA Stn seos' f9e'A' terms -
TAKoMA PARK. ROOMS, HoT-A1R
ssst S45; rooms sn snd stte Nv heat
rooms, near School NV: heat; s55:
500: rooms. 2 baths, BTishtwood. fur
roll St. 1Takoma Park. Geo. 1900
SILVER sPRING-HoUsToN AVE, IN
sTnnvile Ise.. PaJ65 ni6, OatR
FoRer R sase aSe PSI Silver Gi spfna Nd s 3:l
70, FLOWER. AVE. Tx. PIX. MD-BUN-
s.mi.; Il n garage "a BOSS & PHELPS. l417
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. s45. L1v-
ing room, dining room. . bed rooms. bath.
large attic and basement Waiter Hts,
s,;,6 Va besgeen ss Langley and Mclean. clar-
MODERN 4,RooM. BATH: APT: HEAT
Md. Phone Hyatts. ia.
EfIA Heas &S & pSane c.psdf aeshts tapito! p
$685. - BUNGALOW. FOUR ROOMS.
sse sarage chicken hSuse
Nearest house to East Riverdale fire house.
A LOVELY HoMEI6 RMS. 2 BATHS.
trees complete: modem: s1oo. Four-rm. n m.
s. ss rsts nj HAIIIoek No. &soo z9ins
RIyERDALE. MD. 62l JEFFERSON AVE
aithioned eIh0aY about :. acre land garage near
monthly payments like rent. District o574;
evenings. Columbia 1927. -
ON POT oMAC RIVER NEAR MT. VERNON
ami. SEQ. MRS. MILLER Aiexandria
SEvEN-RoOM HoUsE-NEAR SCHOOLS.
6usses, stores, and churches. 905 North
don "4O6-R
HOUSE. s26 BALTIMORE BLVD. RIVER
| dale Md: rooms. bath attic. cellar: all
modern improvements. INV heat large lot ;
$50 month. Tel. Adams 6115-W 81
GUILFORD. VA FRANCONIA RID. :3Ia
miles from Masonic Temple brick
| houses. and rooms all modern i'm
provements garage. large lot: $50 and
$40. Phone Adams S771
GROOM HOUSE, ELECTRICITY AND
garden.. colesville. Nd H. M. NAYLoR,
colesville. or Ashton 11a-F-5. Sc
Mr.. MCLEAN VA-6-ROOM HOUSE.
anil; large lot; double garage; S15 mo.
Phone Falls Church S11-F-"2.
GLEN ECHO. HEIGHTS Md ROOMS.
elec: water; furnace garage; no bath: S26
month. Address Box 2Is-V. Star ofice .
s45 MONTH FURNISHED. : ROOMS AND
pain. furnace heat. tons coal. electric
lights. double garage. chicken house barn:
10 miles from Washington; bus service to
door: Address Box 157-W, Star Office.
NEW 3-BED-ROOM BRICK HOMES. ALL
! complete; OF burners garages: reasonable.
s.o, CoFFMAN REALTY CO,
S4O3 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 41o3.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, AMI.--S4O.0O 90
broom bungalow, ami. 90
Groom BUNGALOW, h.-w.h., garage--S45.0 90
Furnished and UnfurniShed Rooms,
Apartments.
r. T. VIOLET Il SON.
3S43 34th St. Mt. Rainier Md
HyaftSvile
Evening star., 1936-12-06
YOU WHO CAN RIIY

To settle estate. well-constructed g.
Yoom bungalow, with all improvements,
full cellar. h.-w.h.. garage. large grounds
with fine trees. is being offered at 81 800.
All cash may do better. Central. fine resi-
Dental neighborhood. p. O.. Box 4S34
Arlington. Va. or phone Clarendon 322.
No agents
Evening star., 1936-12-06
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

This to Include Taxes and Insurance
Beautiful new 5-room bungalow, with
unfinished attic. full basement oil burner,
kitchen cabinets steel easement windows;
quality materials used throughout; large
lot; near bus: best buy around suburban
Washington at $3.50 Drive out today to
see this substantially constructed brick
home. Call OWNER for appointment,
Evening star., 1936-12-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.

THE COLORED HOME SEEKER WHO
wants var Sr modern house hoy, convenient to 18th
gain. 5 rooms and den. hot-water heat.
electricity and gas; new. equipment, poll
on End: little fireplace in living room.
Moderate terms. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
Evening star., 1936-12-06

FINE STOCK FARM. 32l ACRES OF RICH
land on two hard roads; 15-room mansion
with high ceilings and center hall; pretty
lawn and shade; 10 freplaces; tenant
houses. large barns. springs and streams;
most of the land is in grass. Farm is clear
of debt and can be bought for $50 600 on
easy terms; this is about trust price; f5
miles from Washington See MASON
HIRST Annandale, Fairfax County, Va.
at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex
ondria 43-F-4l
Evening star., 1936-12-06

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE OF I.O7s ACRES
OF fine land in fox-hunting country, fine
stone mansion. about % rooms and moo
ern; about 1.400 boxwoods; 2 tenant
houses and many outbuildings; fine creek,
springs and streams; pretty lawn and
shade. This estate is clear Of debt and
must be seen to be appreciated Price,
S43,500; S13,500 cash; balance easy yearly
about trust price. See MASON HIRsT,
Annandale, Fairfax County. Va. at the
end OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
43-F-41
Evening star., 1936-12-06

THIS is ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
America: 500 acres; ! 100 acres in blue
grass and cultivation; brick mansion: 33
rooms. z baths; modern in every way;
Colonial stone mansion. 10 rooms mod
lonial frame mansion. built about 1885, 8
tenant houses; modern barn for 81 hunters;
sllos, cow barns, show barns and every kind
OF buildings; all in Al condition; buildings
now insured for Sl34,00O. Two hard roads
run through farm: 35 miles from Wash
lngton over cement roads in Va. Cost
S5OO,000i price TO purchaser. S225 600;
100000 cash; balance can be arranged;
clear of debt. See MASON HIRST. An
nandale. Fairfax County. Va at the end
OF Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
S69-J-1 Address. Alexandria Va Route ,: