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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09
KEY WEST IN
DAYS GONE BY
Happenings Here just 10 Years
Ago Today As Taken From
The Files of The Citizen

AC HACD VA AC ~h~A&S1
There will be no naval vessel
available for assignment at Key
West for participation in the
Fourth Of July celebration that is
being sponsored by Washington
Camp Number IL, Patriotic Order
Sons of America, which organi-
cation had requested Senator
Duncan u. Fletcher to ask that a
ship be sent to this port on the
occasion. In a communication
replying to the request David S.
ingalls,, acting secretary of the
Navy, says that with the excep-
ton of two vessels scheduled to
visit the Gulf Coast in connec-
ton with the Fourth of July cele-
bration other ships available will
be operating either in New Eng
land or Central American waters
at such distances from Key West
that compliance with the request
would involve the use of an ex-
cessive quantity of coal, q
therefore regret that the depart
ment finds it impracticable to
send a vessel to Key West or
July Fourth as requested the
acting secretary states in closing
With an excellent attendance
the Tenth Annual Convention
of the Florida Commercial Secre.
taries got under way at the LIZ
Concha Hotel this morning wher
the meeting was called to order
by President Harry Ransom, sec.
rotary of the Clearwater Cham
Der of Commerce. Following the
invocation by the Rev. Living
ston Munro, pastor of the FRS!
Methodist Church of Key West
the address of welcome was de-
livered by Robert B. Austin Of
the local chamber and the re-
spouse was made by Warren T
Eller of the Fort Lauderdale or
ganization. Charter members OF
the Florida Commercial Secre.
taries Association and those who
have been members for the past
five years were introduced and
given prominent mention in Sc
ries of addresses.
Archie Sheppard, clerk in g
local hardware store, sustained 9
broken arm, crushed knee. Ia
cerations on the bead, LOST several
teeth and was otherwise SEVERELY
injured as a result of motor
cycle accident on the Saddle
Bunches bridge of the Over Sea
Highway Sunday afternoon.
Key West Troubadours under
the direction of j. j. Trevor will
be featured in an All-Spanish
program at the La Concha Hotel
tonight. An elaborate banquet is
to be given in the hostelry in
honor of the visiting members OF
the Florida Commercial Secreta-
ries Association,
Editorial Comment; We trust
that the president of the First
National Bank will have the in
terest of the community suffi-
GENTLY at heart to order plenty
of the new currency which Uncle
Sam win issue next month. We
need the money.
Sluggers and Pirates We're the
winners in the doubleheader OF
baseball yesterday. The Slug
gers won from the Cardinals by
a score of IS to 2 and the Pirates
won from the Key West team by
a score of 6 to 4.
Brothers met for the first time
in % years yesterday when W.
F. Crews and family from Gin
ton. Ill, arrived in Key West to
spend some time as the guest Of
p. NJ. Crews and family at the
home at AT Whitehead street.
The visitors express themselves
as being much pleased with Key
West.
Friends of Thomas r. Russell
win regret to learn that he is &C.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09
ron SALE

900 WHITE LEGHoRN LAYING
HENS, from SOC to $1.25, AAA
Strain. Brady's Poultry Mar
ket, 1914 White street. H.
may24- knox
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Friends of Thomas r. Russell
win regret to learn that he is se-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Archie Sheppard, clerk in a
local hardware store, sustained a
broken arm, crushed knee, la
cerations on the bead, lpst several
teeth and was otherwise severely
injured as a result of a motor
cycle accident on the Saddle
Bunches bridge of the Over Sea
Highway Sunday afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Key West Troubadours under
the direction of j. j. Trevor will
be featured in an All-Spanish
program at the La Concha Hotel
tonight. An elaborate banquet is
to be given in the hosiery in
honor of the visiting members of
the Florida Commercial Secreta-
ries Association.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Brothers met for the first time
in 20 years yesterday when w.
II. Crews and family from Clin-
ton, Ill. arrived in Key West to
spend some time as the guest of
p. M. Crews and family at the
home at AT Whitehead street.
The visitors express themselves
as being much pleased with Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Editorial Comment; We trust
that the president of the First
National Bank will have the in
terest of the community suffi-
GENTLY at heart to order plenty
of the new currency which Uncle
Sam win issue next month. We
need the money.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-09

Sluggers and Pirates We're the
winners in the doubleheader of
baseball yesterday. The Slug
gers won from the Cardinals by
score of Is to 2 and the Pirates
won from the Key West team by
a score of 6 to 4.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
CHAMBER BACKS
MOVE FOR MORE
JAIL QUARTERS

In an effort to get more adequate
jail quarters in the new Federal
building here than those now re
ported planned, the Wrangel Cham
Der of Commerce at its meeting this
week in the civic Center decided TO
take the matter up with Delegate
Anthony j. Dimond.
Deputy Marshal James Nolan re
ported that according To present in
formation to the Marshars office no
permanent Jail quarters had been
provided for in the new building.
bids ON which are expected to be
called shortly after the first of the
year Delegate Dimond was through
on the Yukon for Ketchikan and
Mayor Van II. Fisk. who was also
bound for The Democratic Divisional
convention in that city. was going
to discuss the project with him and
present Wrangell's protest Deputy
Nolan pointed out TO the Chamber
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
BIRTHDAYS
OBSERVED WITH PARTY
FOR YOUNG FRIENDS

Misses Rhoda and Frances Han
ford celebrated their twelfth and
tenth birthdays jointly last sunday
afternoon with a delightful party
given by their mother. Mrs. May
Hanford. to which they invited a
group of school friends. Rhoda's
birthday was December IA and
Frances reached the ripe cid age of
ten on the ninth. Games were play
ed and refreshments served at the
close of the afternoon with two
birthday cakes cut By the young
honorees.
Those present to share the pleas
ure of the occasion We're: Verlaine
Harris, Margaret Rose RItehie, Vel
ma Aardal. Wilma Ann Dunkelber-
ger, Robin Ferguson, Yolanda Fer
guson. Lilly Board Susan Williams,
Helen Angerman, Marlene Messin-
ger, Loretta Hibner. Allan Richie
Jimmy Wheeler III. little John Max
and. Tommy Maxand. Edrie and
Margie Sumption. Harley Dolan.
Gordon Mason, Mary Mccormack
Rodger Larson, Mrs. John Maxand.
Mrs Howard Messenger and Mrs.
Orrie Harris Mrs. Harris and Miss
Mary Mccormack assisted Mrs Han
ford in serving.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
TRAVELLERS

After several months Outside dur
ing which time they Travelled ex-
tensiYely throughout the States, Mr..
and Mrs. Allen sbattuck of Juneau.
pioneer Alaska couple. were north
bound on the Mount Mckinley this
week through Wrangell. Mr.. Shat
tuck reported a wonderful trip.
4
NJ. D. Williams, District Engineer
for the Public Roads Administration
with headquarters in Juneau was
returning home ON the Mckinley at
ter a five weeks trip to San Fran
cisco where he was called for con-
ference with PRA officials.
= +
Dr. Robert Simpson, pioneer Ju-
neau business man. and Mrs. Simp-
son were returning home this week
after a visit to San Francisco and
other points along the coast.
=
Mrs. Knute Hildre, well known
Juneau woman, and her two daugh
ters, Louise and Helen, were re-
turning from the States on the Nc
Kinley.
". C. OVERLY, Deputy Collector Of
Internal Revenue, was returning to
his Juneau Headquarters aboard the
Mckinley after a visit to Ketchi-
kan in connection with revenue
matters.
= y
Miss Jean Gallagher, stenographer
in the Alaska Steamship Company
office in Juneau. returned north on
the Mckinley this week after Wis
iting with her mother, Mrs. Georgia
Gallagher employee of the Bureau
of Fisheries in Seattle.
= =
Frank Foster, pioneer Alaska at
torney. was homeward bound on the
Mckinley after a trip Outside. Mrs.
Foster, who accompanied him to the
States, continued on to the east
coast for a visit with a daughter,
Marion.
i y y y
Mrs. Josephine Wright. Secretary
to Federal Social Security Admins
traitor Hugh Wade in Juneau, and
wife of C. R. Wright, Juneau con-
tractor, was aboard the Mckinley
north bound after a trip Outside.
\ =
Mrs. Dewey Baker. wife of the
we'll known oil company official in
juneau, and their small son, were
returning to Juneau on the MeKin-
ley after a visit to the States.
= = y
To accept a position in the ad
yertising department OF the Anchor
age Times, Mrs Kay WestoYer, ac-
companied by her six-year-old son,
were north bound on the Mckinley.
Mrs. Westoyer was formerly engaged
in newspaper work in Michigan and
for the last three and one half years
has been in advertising work in Sc
attic.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

Try A Classified Ad-
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

that the MarshaIs office here is
among The largest government de
partments planned for the building
and thar jail Accommodations are ab=
solutely necessary.
The Chamber viii hold no more
meetings this year. the next session
being a special gathering set for
Friday evening. January 5. at which
time the constitution and bylaws
viii be gone over for submission to
the next regular session ON January
ID when new officers will be chosen.
The Chamber voted SD toward
assisting in a ehildrens Christmas
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
WRANGELL HIGHWAY
RESURFACING JOB
NOW COMPLETED

Resurfacing of the Wrangell
Highway, Wrangell Shoemaker Bay
section, was officially completed last
Friday by the C. R. Wright Con-
struction Company of Seattle, who
had the contract. Cost of the pro-
ject was $4,000. A. B. Swanson was
Superintendent in charge of the
work and the crew of IA men. A. H.
Cohn was the engineer representing
the Public Roads Administration.
Bids on the project were opened
last August 10, the contract was
awarded on August 81, and work
started October IL. For the 5.25
miles 1900 cubic yards of crushed
gravel was placed.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

GRAND TOTAL ----$2,731,7 98
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
ON THE BOATS
Z e z Z 4 = = =

Boat passengers leaving Wrangell
on the Yukon southbound last Mon
day were: to Seattle, Gunnar John
son, George Lang, Carl Mathis, Louis
Deblieux. Mrs. Hanna Otteson, Art
Lang, Eriek Johnson, Vaino Sato, A.
B. Swanson and Martin Holind To
ketchikan, Ted Handy. On the Nc
Kinley, northbound. Dec. II to Sc
ward, Myrnon Elliott and TO Juneau.
NJ. L. Miles.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
BUD ANDERSON, WELL
KNOWN LEGIONNAIRE
DIES IN JUNEAU

l. R. BUD Anderson, widely
known Alaska Legionnaire, died last
Saturday in juneau. He had been
in poor health for some time. An
derson was for many years Adjutant
of Afford John Bradford Post No.
4 in Juneau and prior to that time
had been active in the Legion at
Cordoya where he resided before
moving to Juneau. He is survived
by Mrs. Anderson, Secretary of the
Juneau Post Auxiliary, and a son,
Kay.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

at NrangelI Institute providing 9th
er ORGANIZATIONS cooperated. the
funds 10 be turned over to the Civic
club which will handle the work
President Frank S. Barnes pre-
sided at the Monday gathering.
luncheon being served by Mrs.
Barnes. Mrs H. b. Thornquist aud
Mrs George Moran of the Civic
Club.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

Oar smith who recently return
ed from a visit Outside has accept
ed "A position with Donald Sinclair
at the city store
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

IT'S FACT that the Canned Salmon Industry provides jobs for
Akan during the fishing than any other industry does It's also
fact that the packers hang the Hp Wanted sign other times
of the year Each fall and spring. hundreds of employed in the
maintenance of and other equipment; furnishing
and box shook Materials wire netting supplies the Industry needs
operate That's why good for the Salmon Industry good times
throughout Alaska.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
HAPPY BIRTHDAY

; : . > = . !. =
The Sentinel extends birthday
greetings this week to the following
Mrs Helene Johnson. Dec. is.
Emerson Reid. Dec. 20.
Cherie Sorset, Dec q.
Benton W Davis. Dec. p.
Mrs. Leonard Campbell. Dee. %
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15
More Than Two Million In Gold
Shipped From Alaska In Nov.

Exports of Alaska products to the
States during the month of Novem-
Der reached a total figure Of So
731. 79S according 10 the monthly
report Just released by Collector Of
Customs. James J. Connors. Largest
single item OF export was gold with
a total value Of $20I5,414.
Among the miscellaneous items
shipped out were ST. worth Of
moose meat. $40 worth of elder
down, S15 worth OF blueberries, an
timony ore valued at $1,635, palla-
dunn, $957, whalebone $245, COW
hides, sI4O. cranberries, So. and
walrus ivory. 1857.
The Wrangell sentinel. (Wrangell, Alaska) 1909-current, 1939-12-15

You Saw 1t In The Sentinel
.,..s
Evening star., 1939-09-24

COLORED. S9,25O-NEW, DETACHED. A.
h.-w.h.; hardwood floors: good colored ten
ants; monthly rental, S134. For informa-
ton. call Mr.. Davis. E. NJ AIKEN, 500 H
st. n W. Natl 1886 EVENINGS Mich 6S57
Evening star., 1939-09-24

CHEVROLET sadsV 1894 master de luxe town
thoroushlv reconditioned;@ @ 3o.day euaIan: ta1,:
Zee: SD; $50 down; SIS a month.
Logan Motors, 3540 l4th st. NV. Dist
Evening star., 1939-09-24

DUMP BODY. 2l2-yd cap, hydraulic;
VIII nt any long wheelbase truck excel.
condltlon. j. S. LeFevre, Inc 2O07 x
st. NV Republic OOI7
Evening star., 1939-09-24
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY WANTED

$4,000 1st TRUST. IMPROVED REAL
estate. cost $4,000. Attorneys and brok-
ers protected. OWNER, Box 325-M, Star,
Evening star., 1939-09-24

SPECIAL TRAILER DISPLAY.
New Glider. Schult. Covered Wagon,
roomier and wider models. electric refrig-
eration' new heating ARRANGEMENTS: financed
on IL, 1S or "a months. American Trailer
Co.. Inc. 4511. Wis ave. NV. Woodley
3232. Open evenings and Sunday till 10.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
FARMS WANTED,

WOULD LIKE TO BUY WOODED TRACT
or rundown farm within committing dis
tance D. c.; payments like rent. Box
Box, Star.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN 2-BATH,
2-story bungalow in choice NV. residen-
tial section for payment on good farm.
well located: committing distance D. c.
Emerson 04l4
DAIRY FARM. WITH OR WITHOUT
Washington. will exchange home in ex-
elusive Washington suburb as part pay
ment. Box 225-M. Star.
SMALL TOBACCO FARM, NEARBY MD;
cash or shares. Box 81: Clinton. Md.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
BRAY & MACGEoRGE.

I"UI' VlNI'bHNIo ". y.
erty, suitable for gas station roadside
business. tourist cabins. rooms. city
cows. nearly . acres. gas tanks owned by
property. Sac PRICE. So. 500: S4O0 cash
SIS 15.00O-POTOMAC RIVER FARM OP-
posite Mt. Vernon. 1.50O feet frontage
excellent ducking: l1-ronm dwelling bath
electricity: profitable tobacco farm. 125
acres; So. 1000 cash. balance emortized Re.
quest MARYLAND Virginia list
LEONARD SNIDER La Plata Nd
Evening star., 1939-09-24
BARGAIN.

Water front amusement park. Estab-
iished Is yrs. Restaurant, bar. dance hall.
Beach stand, perfect beach. new net. all
furniture and equipment included. Doing
fine business. Owner, retiring. will sac
24S.M, star.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
.R. La Plata. Nd.
172 ACRES.

HOWARD cO-HIGHWAY FRONTAGE.
Not 100 far from Washineton, about
equal distance to Baltimore High, distant
view from main buildings Also borders
the Middle Patuxent River beautiful
mostly in crop and pasture Right good
dwelling and two tenant houses. plenty
outbuildngs. Price is $4,000. Locks
sensible, buy at the right price; 81, miles
from address. P. E. JOHNSON. Clarksville.
Nd Write me, or inquire at local bank 24s
Evening star., 1939-09-24
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FoR sALE-4-RoOM AND BATH cor
tage; Al condition; Cove Point Beach:
will sacrifice for So, 100. including furni-
ture: easy terms. 8hep. 215S-W
BARGAIN-75 ACRES, STATE ROAD TO
entrance. Va mile sand beach, small boat.
Colonial broom house partly furnished
Excellent land, comb. barn. Ready to 70
and priced to sell Quick. $500. Easy
terms.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9lb 10th Street NV. National S095.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH.
Directly on Chesapeake Bay,
Observation-Disclosures.
~ Miles d. C.-Excellent Roads
Only $3.50 per week for a new. modern
year-around home. Small down payment,
Choice Lots. $40 Down. $40 Mo.
Drive Down Today
Follow Signs From Upper Marlboro
See MR.. SPRINGER on Property Any Time
Evening star., 1939-09-24
ACREAGE WANTED.

EXPERIENCED REAL ESTATE DEVFI-
OPER DESIRES ARRANGEMENT ON
CONTRACT BASIS WITH OWNER OF
ACREAGE IN OR NEAR THE DISTRICT
DIUM AND LOW-COsT HOMES BOX
2SS-M STAR
Evening star., 1939-09-24
SOUTHERN COLONIAL ESTATE.
CNr,,~riefN~ RR

short distance from Route No. /. 40 acres
in cultivation. several acres in spacious
lawns. formal gardens vegetable gardens
Improved by 12-room dwelling with all
modern conveniences, gardeners house. ga
rage. farm buildings. Circular giving views
and particulars sent upon request. Also
other Md farms and estates.
STEFFEY. INC. 1886 NJ Chas. ST.. Baltic, Md.
MONTGOMERY PROPERTY FOR SALE
The makings Of fine dairy farm Of 271
a. at less than sac per a.
Two well-improved six-acre tracts on
good roads at very cheap prices.
A ga. farm facing Frederick pike; fair
improvements: a bargain.
Many other bargains
THOS. B. WORKMAN.
Gaithershurp MD
Evening star., 1939-09-24

17O-ACRE FARM NEAR WATERFORD.
Loudon County. Va; outbuldings and good
house, beautiful view of mountains; we'll
watered fertile land, in prosperous COM
mlmity: reasonably priced: terms. Natl
1854.
9 ACRES WOODED LAND. GRAVEL RoAD,
2 miles from Forestville, near the Potomac
River a miles of Washington. D. C.
Price, $500.
H. B. MITCHELL. Phone 1876, Herndon. Va.
Or Call
NJ. COCKRILL
Phone S34-J-2. Falls Church. Va.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
For wide-awake purchaser to buy and
pay for splendid 2OO-acre farm 25 miles
An iron-clad contract to purchase 8 900
gallons OF milk per month is included with
ms property. The price is 27,OO0: terms
BRICKLEY Barr Bldg. Dist. 1921. Adams
Evening star., 1939-09-24
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.


CHEVROLET 1885 12-ton panel-In excel
lent condition: 30-day guarantee; 500,
Logan Motors. 354O l4th st. NV. Dist.
CHEVROLET, 1897 long, wheelbase stake;
1887 1a-ton stake. 1906; Dodge 1886 Ia-
son panel. $50; International van 1885.
;s,pnah, S415i Terraplane 1897 utility coach, re.
g6,, gP; Sl25; ;, Ford 1890 panel. ss5. ADDI-
son CHEvRQIET e SALES. l437 Irving st.
CHEVROLET CHEW 1887 panel delivery, s3l5: ex-
BerWyn 4sa univeesity ulSee mesoTs desIsd' terms
DuMP BODY, 2la-yd,. cap. hydraulic;
Unndt,o, VII ht any long wheelbase truck excel
C ct4hGitlon. q j. s. LeFevre. Inc. 2O07 K
as DGDGE I9az z pickup: ready to go to work:
4Iielnal nnlSh appears new: motor famed
rhernpiny 1Sr economy: very good tires: S349
iasfhfTzea i9sl Fla ava and guaTanteed CHERNER.
FORD lo3o l2-ton panel deliyery-Original
req paint; one owner Sl99; 50 down SIS
month Logan Motors. 18th and M SITS.
NV. District 5sO3. Ava ''''
ToRD TH o 1896 panel; excellent paint: splendid
guaranteed 500: .cHERNER. ~ ISL ;1sI Fia' Fla
ave. NV Hobart 5000.
truck-Red paint; used very little; nearly
new : slres: probably. the only one for sale:
only S3s9. Logan Motors, 18th and M SITS
NV. District 5sO3 -'A ''''
FORD 1881 la-ton truck; long wheelbase,
good motor. 6 new tires; cheap. 23l 18th
ST. Sc. Apt. 1O1.
FORD 1897 pickup; all-steel body; closed
CAD: very best mechanical order: 5 fine
tlreS. ready to work. CherneriZed and
guaranteed CHERNER. 1871 Fla. ave.
NV. Hobart 5000.
9. M. G. TRUCK. TIL, 1880 panel de-
ihvefy; nts so Apply Columbia Garage, 1894
COAL DUMP BODY. hand hoist with par
titlon and and shute in endgate; 2-ton cap:
Closed cab, old model. new. $50. 12-ft
van. @-unlt BODY: good shape. Sll5,
S. J. MEEKS SON
s22 G st. NV
WILLYS 1888 la-ton pickup-With cab.
req: 3O-day guarantee: S295. Logan
Motors. sth and M sts NV District 5SO3
lhs-YD. WOOD hydraulic hoist and steel
poay. Soayy. Also Ford truck Chassis. Dupont
Evening star., 1939-09-24
POTOMAC RIVER

State road property directly on the river.
acres productive sandy loan soil: sub
Stantial 11-room and bath residence. to-
on power line; this is the best opportunity
in medium priced rver-front farm within
this distance from Wash. Apply for details.
THEODORE F. MENK,
1924 Goth NV. to 5. Hobart 37O7.
Evening and Sunday, Col. 7S45.
175 ACRES. RED BRICK MANSION, WIDE
center hall 80 IT. long with double drawing
room. open ireplaces, Q bedrooms Dis
tinctlYe country gentleman area. accessible
to Washington. S16.5OO.
Desirable water front, Annapolis area,
having 80 acres Of land with deep harbor
on one side and excellent sandy bathing
beach on other. Large house. ami. Beau
tiful trees and grounds.
CORNELIA M. BOWIE,
1924 Goth st. NV. Hobart 37O7.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

DIRECT FROM OWNER.
2029 Clagett st. n.e.-2-story Colonial
brick home; modern; colored tenant at
S47.5O Price only S4 1850. 6. 6. DUTY,
1924 Vermont ave. Met. 44S2.
Evening star., 1939-09-24
FARMS FOR SALE.
(N2nnt{n

VIRGINIA. TRUCK on POULTRY FARM.
q: Ssss iSsS5 ::. mouth 4 K Ns:
13s ACRES ALL WOODED, SOME NICE
young ysd .n1;. timber; spring streams. on hard ard
F',ss ss,a. ''0 Fl Fl fs'i 8: MITCHELL -.
l39 ACRES. s7.ooo-HowARD CO., MD.
worth this price. Splendid % room room house, he e.
good f;nn buildings; everything IN good cond.;
not far from Montgomery County line on
county county I road; with farm products up and
BE- found shs xnd yon daas 4 viii n nH essy
JOHNSON, ClarksvilSe. Md. or INQUIRE at
CLOSE TO 1000 ACRES ON RICHMOND
psss aSS snae4 dnSa
tion, balance in fine timber. Three-quarter
mile mile state road Gateway to the South.
clear property in trade near city. Price,
ov0O o THE efszS %HSyG4sb axasE knSnTy 4 sf5f ei
R1aARGAINs.cLosING PAR ESTATES MAKE
state road. Rich land under cultivation; tom
:. @ 200 ACRES. As Res house. barns. good general
on the Wicomico River acre in gar
dens. modern house, smartly furnished
Water in bedrooms. bath. Long pier, 2
boats, canoe. SIS, 500, complete Terms on
a,ae al above listings. See JAMES A. BUR
ROUGHS, via Routes and g. at Waldorf
and La Plata to Wayside, Md.
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
915 Tenth St NV. National sO95.
POTOMAC RIVER FARM, I13 AC.; HIGH
elevation. ean macadam road, large stone barn.
frame. dwelling. only $4,000. Another
river farm ;,97 acres, ss &C. bottom land
on river: mile river frontage. $4,000.
200 ac... Southern Maryland tobacco
ana grain farm. Good small house two
barns fine stream concrete road $4,000
Small farm, Sandy Spring section; ~
room house. electricity; well built, good
lines: good uutbuildings. orchard. fine
stream; only II miles D.. c. $4,000.
Terms. Several small and large farms in
TINS section some with brick and stone
houses.
r. D. LILLE
225 Maple Ave. Takoma Park. Shep. 23O7 .
FLA. FARM ORANGE GROVE.
Evening star., 1939-09-24

WILL SACRIFICE FOR IMMEDIATE CASH.
10 modern Colonial brick homes. rooms
and bath each. Highly speculative. Less
than IL years old; perfect condition: ex-
cellent tenants: The price should attract
the shrewdest buyer.
EARLE-W. MANSON,
1927 Eye St. Nv. Dist. 9373.