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FOR QUICK RESULTS
Let Us Rent or Sell Your Property.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS.
National OSS3 Nv Smith
North Cleveland Park.

NOTCn CIeVeIdIlU FdTK.
center hall brick Colonial. situated In
the delightful area of North Cleveland
Park. On a high elevation overlooking
Conn. ave. and the treetops Of beautiful
fees babs neTf vnr are room
fireplace and adjoining porch which Is
fully screened Lavatory on the first floor
large refrigerator. tabletop range and
custom-bult cabinets. Detached garage
in the rear Home is situated on beau
tiful lot that contains plenty of shade trees
and a charming little white picket fence
in the rear. For other information, call
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ARE YOU EXPECTING
INCREASE IN FAMH,Y2

Buy a new brick bungalow which has .
bedrooms now. with l more available when
you need it. at small extra cost. You
$3.50. Monthly payments under F. H A.
plan. Nothing like it anywhere. Sold
direct by owner Attractive neighborhood
t0c pus zone You can check this state
ment by seeing for Yourself. Call Chest
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APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

SECOND FLOOR OF NEW HOME
8 rooms bath. kitchen and sleeping porch.
Phone Chestnut 59"7 evenings, Also : new
hop for
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JNBELIEVABT,F

JUST OFF DUPONT CIRCIE-SG. 500,
New: all-brick studio home. living room
17'x?o' with fireplace, kitchenettn' :. bed bed
rooms baths, small garden. air-condi-
tinnrd heat. large basement. BOSS Z,
PHELPS. National 1900
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APARTMENT SITE, CLOSE IN ARLING-
ton excellent location: properly zoned: all
improvements; ready for developing.
F w BURNETT a. SONS.
21O4 Pershing Drive,
0y o41G Chest 4I40 l2'
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME. ON NORTH
ampton St, Chevy Chase, D. c., with 8
rooms and 2 baths. hot-water heat built
IN garage: the, lot, has a frontage OF so
feet by depth of 130 feet. price, S12.-
10000: an offer invited will trade for
small investment property
JAMES MORRIS WOOD WARD, REALTOR,
T23 Goth ST NV
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

2ND FLOOR. NEW BUILDING. 5000 TO
600 50. It. floor space; excellent for
Offices. laboratory or light manufacturing.
- IL 9TH st. ne. Michigan 1900.
FIVF-CAR AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP.
Northwest, S25 month. Call Randolph
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DO you NEFD CASHp

IDNJ -OU IPCH9
We will buy vour d. C. properly. brick or
frame white or colored Quick settlement
no commission. Can Mr.. Parker with j
GARRETT RE1IIELI, 1915 X st. NV, Di
3l00 or Rand. 445:} ewes
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DETACHED BRICK, $9,95O.
$5.350-$35O CASH.
BRICK BUNGAI,OW-CORNEE

stairway off hall. large attic. screened
porch. laree corner lot. Sodded shruhbed:
block off paved blvd In new restricted
subdivision Check this exceptional bar
gain Dis $40. Ewes. Emerson 4394.
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PRACTICAL COUNTRY ESTATE

IVTfN 7 IN7tII OOUN NJ Fo r E.
In fertile Mont Co. Md. On a paved
Over 200 acres of rich Chester loan soil
Elevation 800 It. with q commanding view
OF the beautiful surrounding country that
produced J3 bu. OF wheat and - bbl of
corn This year. Large. modern main house
WIN oil burner. etc. Complete set of farm
bldgs new cattle wire fencing, growing and
harvested crops, 30 head of livestock incl
Also AL modern machinery needed to work
The farm. such new Farmail tractor etc
Priced ridiculously low for quick sale: SlO,-
900 down payment necessary. Bal arranged
to suit.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
suite 209-2l0 Barr Bldg. Dist. 1921
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MASON w. GRAY, REAL FSTATE-CO-
lonial homes, Early American homes, farms.
p. o Box @5, Poolesvile, Md. Phone
PooleSville o
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE 4-BEDRM. HOME, CON
veniently located in Chevy Chase. D c.
Call now for further inform. Emerson 40Ls.
FUR SFMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, +
rms and bath garage. screened rear porch:
good neighborhood: near bus line: $50 per
mo Ran 1919 or Mich 1871. IL
SEVEN ROOMS. SEMI-DETACHED: ALL
conveniences, near ST Gabriers Church
and school Roosevelt High and new IL
brary: will lease. Adams 43@4. -
400l WARREN ST. NW.-7-ROOM FUR
nlshed house, rent Sl15 per mo, year. or
more lease. Phone Emerson s75S.
6 ROOMS. 3 PORCHFS. GARAGE. OIL
heat of 18th st, near Ro<i Greek parK'
very reasonable, Col. $500. IL.
1871 31th ST. NV.
rooms. bath, ? screened porches' oil
heat: good schools and bus: S93
Phone Mornings. EN-, O246. IL
OR u MONTHS LEAsE-611 GEORGE
town I'd, loa E. Underwood rms
E. M FRY. INC,
Wis 6140 47O3 Hampden lane, Beth, Nd.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIShED.
Continued
MADISON TERRACE,

1865 Kennedy ST NV.
Convenient to Stores Transp, Schools, Etc.
Delightful Roof Garden-Beautiful Lobby.
Elevator Service
large rooms, dinette, kitchen,
bath: front sut S65 90
Gas Elec Refs Included in Rent.
Resident Manager. Geo. 1900.
L. E. BREUNINGER g. SONS.
1880 K St NV Natl. 2O40.
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Washington Building
j Y E. ALLEN.
Trustee.
McLachlen Building.
ani l 6 o5 Sc :
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Northeast BARGAIN.
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV.
$1,000 UNDERPRICED

Unbelievable amount of room for the
low price of S5,95o Row brick; unusually
fully inclosed. heated, providing s good
sized rooms: bath, oil heat. full basement.
garage; ali in excellent condition. and
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. APARTMENTS AT NORTH BEACH, MD
-Running water, electricity; SIS and $50
week: accommodates & and ID Call
a1HO-J IL
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Vicinity 18th and H NE.

s rooms " baths; Ia 600 sqr it. ground:
neW-house condition. Key at 15 Newlands
st OWNER National 1859
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

81 800 WILL BUY A GROOM BUILDING
with garage in second-commercial zone:
near 10Th and M SITS n W. Easy terms II
desired Can be leased to reliable tenant.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD REALTOR,
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BEYOND FALLS CHURCH. VA. LOTS
uOx3u0 #. with fine forest trees. $500;
So cash, $40 mo. Larger areas avail
able, some with stream. Ask Tor Col.
JoyeS Evenings. call Columbia 5S15.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K St. NV Natl ! 166.
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NORTH BEACH-FURNISHEDC COTTAGES
apt. running water. elec., accommodate =;
Sl5 per week. Adams 7675-J
NEELD ESTATE, PLUM PoINT-FoR
ser porch eec. kit. bath. Wis. 5Sl3-J.
REHOBOTH BEACH, CORNER. LOTS IN
pine grove; also cottage; for sale. Reas.
Dr.. c. II METCALFE. Sudlersville. Md.
BAY RIVALS OCEAN AT LONG BEACH;
White sand. no mud; safe bathing Hlsn
mostly wooded Fine cottages. wei! kept.
Protective racial and price restrlctlons.
Good roads. pure artesian water electr cry
and many other features. Must be seen TO
be appreciated Prices lower than depres-
sion year 50X100-ft. lot. 500 up Drive
s miles south Of Prince FREDERICK OF on Solo 10
mors Island road. or phone Natl. 1ISS 1or
folder and information. 10
NORTH BEACH PARK, CHERRY AVE
For rent. 5-rm. cottage; completely 1urn.,
including cleo. SIS wk. Woodley 6111
HERALD HARBoR: RENT. GRIN. COT
tage, bath. large porch, hot water. shower.
reas. CAPT. JETT. All. 5.79. As pm.
SHERWOOD FOREST ATTRAC. FURN.
:s-bedroom, kit bath. liv. rm. cot tags for t,
rent by week; near beach, club. Snep' is.
BREEZY POINT BEACH COTTAGE FOR
rent: lights, running water. screened
porch; sleeping eight. Line. 003l after
:, APARTMENTS AT NORTH BEACH. MD.
-Runnng water. electricity; Sl5 and $50
a week: accommodates and a. Can
Atl 4460-J IL
NEW SUMMER COTTAGE For SALE
Colonial Beach. Va; small down payment
and balance like rent; specially priced; 10
inspect inquire at cottage with sign River
NORTH BEACH. g OAK sT.-WATER.
elec. toilet in cottage: SIS wk, Sell for
S 500. Dupont 1916. Will be down Sum
day. -
COTTAGES FOR RENT, COLONIAL BEACH,
$40 Lamont st. NV. or Col. 2357-W.
FURNISHED COTTAGE COBB ISLAND,
accommodates six. Call Adams 3711 after
& pm
NORTH BEACH ROOMS. PoRCHEs,
water electricity; accommodate people;
$40 week. Col. 320S.
WILL TRADE CHOICE LOTS OR COTTAGE
at Ches.- Bay summer colony, 30 miles u e.
for small house or lots. D. c. Natl 1929,
Woodey 0G47.
HERRING Ray. MAsoNs BEACH. BEAU
soeil cottage, 80 miles; accom-. 6-S; Sl2
wk. 251h 18th NV
DAREs BEACH-RENT FURNISHED. COT
hsne on b say s9oms Mr. moaaER MEk
SALE OR RENT. VERY REASONABLE,
South River Heights tRiva Post Office). Md.
Four-room cottage. modern convenienceS.
sxeeent hathins Rop9 Open Friday thTa.sh
NORTH BEACH, MD-coTTAGE, 9 RMS:
kit, lee. screened porch, elec.: l block
from bay. Lincoln 1876.
RENT FURN. COTTAGE, NEAR WASH
ington salt water; elec.: sleeps 3; low
rent Call Mr.. Boyd, Atlantic 2242.
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW AT WOOD
land Beach, Md. Washington's most popu-
lar summer resort only 81 miles out, salt
water bathing. boating fishing clubhouse;
INCLUDING TWO LOTS. 1915. Easy terms
DRIVE OUT: BenntnR road from 18th
and H streets ne. to Central ave throush
land Beach sales once,
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sNSSNS ESN JAIL.
CHEVROLET 1897 a4-ton sedan delivery
truck; low miles immaculate CONDITION.;
S35o Flood Pontiac, 4221 Connecticut.
FORD 57-inch PLATFORM 3ox6 1O-ply.
painted red with header boards: for saiA
al wholesale; price only Sl95. Dogan
Motors. 18Th and NJ. District 5SO3
STUDEBAKER 1888 157-inch stake; 32xs
lo-ply. dual rear all nearly new. actually
driven "l,000 miles; this truck is unusual
for Sl99-it can't be beat. Logan Motors,
18Th and M DISTRICT $500 -
PLYMOUTH 1887 la-ton pickup delivery;
clean condition, no dents. good tires. mo-
tor thoroughly reconditioned a real buy
for farm use or light hauling: only 5000
Logan Motor Co. 3540 14th ST. District
FORD 1895 Ho-ton panel delivery original
red finish, owned by fancy grocery CO:
always ServiCed every night; no dents or
scratches only S339. Logan Motor CO.
18th and M sts. NV. District $500.
WILLYS 1898 1a-ton pickup delivery; first-
class condition. painted red 4-cylinder hir
gas mileage: a real bargain at only S34p.
Logan Motors. 18th and NJ. District $500
FORD 1895 I12-ton stake body. $500.
Phone Atlantic 1862
CHEVROLET 1896 panel I5-ton: wholesale.
Sla5. Logan Motors, 354O 14th NV. Dis.
trict 563l
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

3l27 ADAMS MILL RID. N.W.-HOUSE
overlookins Rock Greek Park, beautifully .iala
ine porches > baths: oil heat; Gear ga
rage Columbia 6792 or Dupont 1891. =
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SUMMER HOMES.

NEPTUNE PARK, NEW LONDON, CONN.,
Attractive summer home, facing magnificent
private beach: ample sleeping rms. 3 baths;
immed. possession Terms until Oct. 10,
$3.50. Address r. T. FREEMAN, New Lon
don. Conn.
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ONLY $3.50 DOWN

Modern. room. Cape Cod detached
home, on corner lot: large shade trees and
brook. Excellent condition. Fully equipped
Terms like rent.
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FOR DISCRIMINATING BUYER.

If you want a distinctive setting with
suDerb view of Potomac River see this
west of White House. Large Handicapped
lot. living porch facing river. g large rooms
and servants quarters. Cost $4,000
Priced, $3.50 by OWNER 4903 Potomac
ave Emerson $500 LIZ
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Adjoining Colonial VILLAGE Arlincton. Va.
> rooms, S6.5oN: rooms, $500. Air
cond, heat flrepace: furred and insulated
excel. constr. ALBERT H COHEN realtor,
l042 No. Irving St. Arl. Va. Chest 1861
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

REFRIGERATOR TRUCK. used: on Q
terms. William Shifrin. 5111 3rd st. r
Georgia O541
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kens!ngton. Nd Kensngton 49,"
VIENNA, VA.-TWO ACRES LAND TWO
Slx-room houses all for $1,000 $500 cash
bal SIS month and int Col 55O5-W
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BEST BUY IN PFTWORTH

And We mean exactly that A Gruver-
Built Home about ; years old. in frst-class
condition throughout Has : rooms and
2 baths G. bedrooms) unusual, modern
kitchen with breakfast nook: chestnut
trim. oil heat detached garage: very con-
veniently located on a nice lot. Transfer
of owners business makes it imperative
that he sell quickly Call Mr. Mahoney.
Georgia 50OS or REITZELL. Di 3lOO
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195O-WOODLEY PARK

A beautiful home facing possibly one Of
WaShington's finest estates. House con-
tains : spacious rms. a bedrmsl, > baths
plus servants bath: gas heat built-in
garage, elec. refg.: cost owner about Sl1,-
800: unforeseen circumstances necessitate
immediate sale at this low price
FRANK S PHILLIPS Dist AL
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FARMS FOR SALE.

SEE OUR LIST AND sIGNs-BE INDIE
pendent; own, a farm, large or small
watch the value and crops grow. spe-
Gals. A. A. Co, 40 a ca; 81 r.. S3,75U-
S39?0. terms; in 3 years should be worth
nearly double. Acreage. suburban. shore
cottages Few for trade, rent. N. E.
RYON CO, 12l6 N. Y. ave. Natl. 1907
rs ACRES
Good land. acres timber. 200 bearing
fruit trees; :! wells, barn. chicken house
tool shop, 7,,room dwelling: electricity;
Erwin REALTY iuu eEo"is co ea fropI ieTmh
10. eve. Greenwood lN31.
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EXCLUSIVE WOODSIDE. SILVER SPRING
New Corner House Bargain,

SAVE S",OOO-PRICE S7,T5O
Lot over so # front-near everything
New big. artistic superbnngaow of very
large rooms beautifully finished: . b. r.
tiled bath. shower; full cellar and attic; Oil
heat garage. attic SPACE for extra rooms
RUIIDFR-Shephprd 3.S3
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LOTS FOR SALE.

SALE BY OWNER-BRADDOCK HGHTS.,
Alex lots. 5OXl15 $3.50 ca; 2 blkS
school. bus; elec.. water. sewer Ch. 5l66
BUILD YOUR HOME IN THE BEAUTIFUL
surroundings of fashionable WeStmoreland
Hills; wide. wooded lots. paved streets all
improvements; from Sl.sSO; terms. Wis
consln 2GSS
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WOODRIDGE-LOT,
BRADLEY HILLS.
LOTS WANTED.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

ONE ACRE. WOODED, NEAR TRANSPOF
tation Box ASK. Star. 13,
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NEAR Mt. VERNON-lO ACRES. HALF
wooded beanlfnl trees. 5 rms bath;
So, 5000; terms. REITzEII. DI. 300,
ask for Mr. Herbert
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SUBURBAN pRop.-sALE OR RENT

RIVERDALE. MD, 500 ASHLAND AVE
$3.50 down spacious rooms, hot-water
heat Corner lot. shade trees. Near bus.
schools, stores. Only S4.750. Green. 1864.
HILLSIDE, MD. 4-ROOM COTTAGE,
completely furn, miles from Capitol.
Owner transferred Call Hillside 0S12.
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RARE BARGAIN

IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
In a new home, all brick. 2-story. g.
room. 2i2-bath house, built-in garage, auto
matte air-conditioned heat. on a large lot.
Let US tell you about it. Call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met. Il43. until pm.
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FORESTVILLE, MD, OWNER BUILDER
New and bath Cape Cod large lot
tuli basement; insulated screened, hwd
hoors NV h, gas range, auto dom hot
Wate: S41oOi $500 cash, $40 per month
HI n53a
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LARGE WOODED HILLTOP LOT VIEW
OF Washington. In AURORA HILLS Reas
for cash, Call Jackson l1Il Ia
$3.50 DOWN, EASY TERMS - NEW
semi sem detached brick home near Colonial
village; OIL heat air conditioned. double
PACK porches, full front porch large
Kitchen. refrigerator and garage Chestnut
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81 99o-BRiCK HOUSES. OIL BURNER;
insulated and furred. Al construct ton:
F. H financed
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THOMAS BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers.
Ills Eye ST. NV
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SUMMIT PARK.

500 and $500.
Real bargain RESTRICTED white section.
Subdivision Office open Sat and Sun
afternoon. 36ol Ala. ave. sc. Line.
1000
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CONVALESCENT HOME OPPORTUNITY
Beautiful knoll, stately shade spac lous
lawn. acres, modernized 7-rm.. bath
residence, can be, enlarged to suit: barn
,hennery, orchard located Vienna. 50, 50:
cash. ALLAN w. GIBSON Room POI.
14"1 Eve St NV DiStrIct Eo30
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NEAR W. ASKING TON. ADJOINING
stream ard public park: picturesque ele-
waited. shaded unusual beauty; two cot
taEeS. small aCreage. North n4Il
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
FARMERS NEAR DOVER
LOSING POULTRY

A Dover dispatch says: The
farmers of st. Jones' Neck, Kent
county are very much excited over
a mysterious animal which has
been killing their poultry. On
Tuesday night Joseph Hastings re-
siding on what is known as the D..
NJ. Wilson farm, heard noise
among his turkeys. Taking his
gun he proceeded to investigate,
when an animal about the size of a
Newfoundland dog dashed out from
under the trees from where the
turkeys were roosting. Mr.. Hast
ings gave chase but the animal dis
appeared in the swamp. The hen
house of E. o. Eccles' was broken
into Thursday night and 80 chick
ems killed. Every one had its neck
twisted. A hired man on Mr.. Ec-
cles' place saw the animal leave
the chicken house and agreed with
Mr.. Hastings in his description,
adding that it has thin tail and
that it ran on its hind legs when
he chased it. The farmers are
hunting for the animal in the
swamps, and many are of the opin-
4 ion that it is bear, washed ashore
fro none of the many wrecks that
occurred along the bay during the
storm.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
SUSSEX GRANGE
NAME OFFICERS
Howard r. MOOde, Milford
Named Master to Succeed
Walter Mills, Greenwood
OTHER OFFICERS

Convention at Midland Grange
Hall at Georgetown in an all-day
session Thursday, the Sussex Coun-
ty Pomona Grange, composed of
oranges in the county, elected
Howard r. Moore, of Milford, as
its new master to succeed Walter
Mills. of Greenwood retiring mas
ter The more than 200 delegates
present at the annual election
meeting also selected other officers
of the Pomona as follows:
Overseer, Bailey Maull, Henlopen
Grange; chaplain, George Mills, Co
lumbia; steward, Everett Hopkins,
Coopspring; lecturer, Mrs. Blanche
Dickerson, Broad Creeg Grange;
gatekeeper, Duval Mustard, An
COLA; Ceres, Mrs. Alice Samples,
Delmar; Flora, Mrs. Bertha West,
Reliance; Pomona, Mrs. Howard
R. Moore; lady assistant steward,
Mrs. Viola Ocheltree, Greenwood;
assistant steward, James Harper,
Reliance.
Oranges represented at the meet
ing included: Milford, Greenwood,
Midland, Columbia. Reliance, Hen
lopen, Coolspring, Angola, Milton,
Broad Creek, and Delmar.
The retiring master, Walter
Mills, and Mrs. Huldah Willis of
Milford, retiring lectured, were in
charge of the progra mfor the day.
Luncheon was served by the host
grange. Visitors were present
from Dover, Easton, Md, and a
rural grange in Massachusetts,.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
DAMAGE FROM STORM AND
HIGH TIDES

The storm of last week or rath-
er the succession of storms was
quite as marked in its effects as
some Of those earlier in the season.
The tide in the Delaware was un-
usually high, and noted in Phila-
delphia as the highest there in sew
eral years. The daily papers report
the steamer Lizzie s. Haynes, lum-
Der laden, from Savannah to Balti-
more, was wrecked on Bodies ISL
and, and five of the crew were
drowned. The schooner A. E. Black
man capsized at sea and five Of the
crew were drowned The schooner
Mabel L. Phillips is reported adrift,
abandoned on her way to Philadel-
phia. The schooner Jacob M.
Haskell, of Boston, becoming dis
abled off Cape Hatteras, was aban-
doned by the captain and crew,
who were picked up by ship Land
seer and taken to New York.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
HOG CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
AT MIDDLETOWN

| Mr.. Jacob S. Cochran, a farmer
near Middletown, has lost over 60
hogs, large and small, by the chol-
era during the past few months.
Some time ago some hogs of Mr..
Cochran's which were sick with the
disease got out Of their pen into a
corn field and helped them selves
to the new corn. After that they
were soon better and We're appar-
emily as well as ever. He took to
feeding new corn to the rest Of the
herd which were sick and found it
to be a good remedy. Only one or
two are now i'll and are likely to
recover 1t is thought that over
1000 hogs have died of the disease
in that section the past few
months.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
STATE SAFETY
COUNCIL NEWS
Winter is Coming and Haz-
yards Will Become More
Numerous
SOME SAFETY HINTS

According to the Delaware Safe
ty Council, motorists do not have
enough respect for Mother Nature
in her violent moods during the
winter months. AS a rule, the mo-
torist depends too much on non
skid tires, chains and abrasives on
pavements and too little on COM
mon sense.
Skidding is the greatest winter
hazard. Speeds on ice should not
exceed IS to 20 miles an hour,
even with tire chains. Chains are
a big safety factor, but only if you
keep your speed down And here
is tip pump your brakes when
stopping on ice. !. never lock the
wheels.
The second greatest danger is
poor visibility. Keep your windows
and windshields clear of ice and
snow.
BY driving slowly and thinking
ahead you can avoid situations re-
quiring stops and sudden turns.
Boys and Girls-Here is a little
story from the Council that you
should remember:
A girl was riding her bicycle
along a busy highway. She was
carrying another little girl on the
handlebar. They weaved and wob-
bled along in front of automobiles
All at once, they fell off, right in
the middle of an intersection. An
automobile driver ran over ditch
and against a fence to keep from
hitting them.
| The girls weren't scared. They
laughter thought it was funny
But it isn't funny when you get
hurt.
A mouse runs from cat because
he hasn't a chance. A bicycle
hasn't a chance against an automo-
bile, either
Stay away from them.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
DOGS CHASE SMYRNA
CATTLE

1t is no uncommon thing to
hear of dogs chasing sheep, but it
is something new for a pack of
them to get together and 60 on a
COW chase. Yet Mr.. Farrow near
the depot, and Capt. John Mustard,
who have adjoining pasture lots,
have had such an experience the
past week or two. They would go
after the cows in the night and
chase them round and round in the
lot until nearly exhausted. Mr..
Farrow says the result to his COW
was falling Q fin her yield of
milk from twelve to four quarts a
day, besides the damage from
fright and the loss Of flesh. A
watch was kept up several nights
last week and one or two dogs shot,
but still the pacfk of dogs have a
hankering after those particular
cattle, as we hear of no trouble
elsewhere.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
Youth Held Under Heavy Bail

For striking over the head with
a brick, Mrs. Ennis Walls and
dragging her into an alley near
Bradford street, Dover, recently by
a youth, Courtsey Little, 19, of
near Chewold, is said to have ad-
mitted the attack. He was held
under 81 900 bail on an assault and
battery charge and under 50, 800
bail on a charge Of attempted fell
onious assault by Magistrate Wal
ter S. Cubbage. Last week the
magistrate raised his bail $4,000.
Smyrna times., 1939-11-02
Extra Training For Guards

No plans have been made by the
Delaware National Guard to use
the seven additional days of active
field training allotted to the organ
ization. All national guard units
have been given increased training
The active training period Of seven
days is to be used in field training
from october Is to January 81,
1040, and may be used either in
weekend training or in a one-week
period The additional field train
ing was provided as part of the
War Departments program to step
up efficiency of the National Guard
and to increase both the regular
army and the National Guard.