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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
Cashwell's Efficient
Electric Waxer Doing
Quick, Thorough Work

The Cashwell Bros. Service Sta
ton at 5th and Walnut streets take
this opportunity to remind their
friends and patrons of the new
method they are using to wax auto
mobiles.
This firm recently purchased a
new electric waxer that gives car
bodies a brighter, more thorough,
quicker and highly efficient wax
ing job. With this electrical in
strument they r able to cut the
normal time of waxing, usually
done by hand. more than half.
The Cashwell Bros, waxer is an
electrical motor driven circular
rubber that smooths IN and
rubs into a polish all kinds of wax
with exactly the stroke recon-
mended by car and wax manufac-
turers, assuring perfect wax pro-
lection and a high polish on every
surface.
Because of the speed and eff
cheney of this waxer, thereby cut
ting down on time and labor, a
savings results. This savings they
are passing on to their patrons in
the form of a high quality job at
most reasonable prices.
Using only guaranteed safe wax
es and their electrical waxer CASH
well Bros. customers may feel Sc
cure in allowing this firm to give
their cars regular waxing jobs to
protect body surfaces from the de-
teriorating salty atmosphere OF
Wilmington and vicinity.
Why not call the Cashwell's this
week at dial telephone 1922, or
drop in at the station, and let them
wash and wax your car? You'll
be more than satisfied at their high
quality workmanship and economi-
cal prices. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15

Madison Square Garden, New York
City.
Beginning with insignificant,
toy-wagon tires, Gargantua has
eventually ruined practically every
type, kind, make and size of tires,
from bicycle to heavy-duty truck
tires" Mr.. North said.
Mr.. North said that when he de-
cided to get some General Dual 10
tires for his homicidal protege, he
figured it would take about a dozen
to see him through the Summer,
but got only three to start with.
"Gargantua has been working on
the first tire for three days now and
no serious damage is evident MIR.
North said. General Tire engi-
ners, in daily contact with the ex-
pertinent, ARE smiling complacent-
ly but plenty of wise-money is still
being placed on Gargantua h e
Great" Mr.. North concluded.
Gargantua is only 10 years old
but his chest is already six feet
around. His neck and and biceps
are tremendous and he has a reach
of nine feet. Out of about 5000, 600
kinds of animals in the world, Gar
gantua is believed to be the most
valuable animal that ever lived,
with the possible exception of Man
o'-War. His one aim in life is to
kill and destroy whomever nd
whatever he can get his paws on,
as the result Of cruel treatment by
former attendants.
The fine General line Of automo-
bile and truck tires are on sale To-
cally at the B. & N. Tire company
$40 North Third street. One or a
set may be purchased on easy and
convenient credit terms. For IN
formation visit the B. &. N. plant
or telephone dial number 1858.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
WINDOW-SCREEN RACKS
HELP IN DRYING FRUITS

BLACKSBURG, Va. R-One of
those inexpensive window screens
that can be pulled apart into two
sections makes an excellent rack
for drying fruits and vegetables
artifcially at home, according to
Janet Cameron, nutrition specialist
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Put a layer of fruit or vegetables
the screen and set it in the oven
to dry by retained heat-or use a
warming oven, with the heat at 100
to 100 degrees. Miss Cameron rec
ommends this method as against
outdoor drying in the sun because
it keeps the fruit away from in
sects, dust and other outdoor in
conveniences. l
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
B%ICOLORED SANDWICHES

You can get variety in the ap-
pearance of sandwiches as well as
in their flavor by combining slices
of cracked wheat or whole wheat
bread with slices of white in the
same sandwiches !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15

ORDlNARY playthngs don't interest "Gargantua," the milion-dolar
gorilla that is reputed to have the strength of 27 men. This muir
oerous oeast has to have ar automobile tire and the tougher it is. the
petter; IN his $4,000, aforementioned cage, "Gargantua" arnuses
hlHseH by trying to tear a sturdy automobile tire to pieces. He had
wrecked several previous types of tires in short order but seemed
panleo "hen ne started to work out on the General. His owner, Henry
Ringing North, who's Ringing Brothers-Barnum & Bailey circus
opened the 1910 season at Madison Square Garden in. New York
said that after "Gargantua" had been working on the tire for several
up trying. q
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
Soluenized Tune-Ups
Recommended For The
Cleansing OF Motors

Here's the new scientific way to
lick excess carbon without knock
ing down the motor or laying up
your car" said Carl Causey, man.
ager of the Mcconnell & Causey
garage and service station at 18th
and Market streets. It's Pure
Oils Solvenized Tune-Up. Over a
quarter of a million motorists are
already singing its praises and
telling their friends to try this
distinctly different motoring Ser
vice.
THE reason: a remarkable
chemical combination, called Pur-
osol, developed in Pure Oils re-
search laboratories, and used in
the Solvenized Tune-Up.
Injected into your motor, it aids
in dissolving the gummy binder
that holds hard carbon to metal.
1t has a lubricating action as well.
This direct application does Won
ders for motors providing they are
mechanically sound. It takes only
thirty minutes and costs only 81. 90.
It cleans out the clinkers' and
puts the old fight back in your
motor or your money back. And
you're the sole judge of whether
you're satisfied or not.
1.-THE same Purosol ingredients
are scientifically blended with fine
quality motor fuel to produce Pure
Oils new pepped-up gasoline, Sol
venized Pure-Pep or Solvenized Wo
co-Pep. 1t works as you drive to
help keep excess carbon from re-
forming in your motor.
MANY motorists tell us they got
rid of carbon knock ... that
they now get faster pickup and up
to 2 more miles per gallon. If you
want some Of the same, better
give your car Pure Oils Solven-
lied Tune-Up now and follow with
a regular diet of Solvenied gaso-
line. Drive in and let Us give your
motor this new kind of lease on
life.
II repeat" said Mr.. Causey, fol
low the Solvenied Tune-Up with
Solvenied Pure-Pep gasoline or
Solvenied Woco-Pep gasoline 49,.
the only gasolines that contain Pu-
rosol ingredients, Pure Oils ex-
elusive carbon-fighting chemicals.
Besides helping keep your mo-
tor free of excess carbon, this great
gasoline is popped up to give you
better performance than you ever
got from your ear before. You get
extra weight for more pounds OF
power power that stretches in
to extra miles.
"This new, different motor fuel
is an inseparable partner of Pure
Oils Solvenized Tune-Up .
makes that great $1.00 service
mean even more! Start your car
on it today-and be sure
with Pure" z
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
FOR A BRIDAL SHOWER

If you r casting about for some
unusual and useful shower gifts for
the summer bride, get her some
flannel bags that have been treated
to prevent tarnish on silverware.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
TIRE MARKS SOLVE CRIMES

Many crimes have been solved
by police by application Of the
principle that no two tires wear
alike. The reason for this is that
no two wheels roll the same, and
no two drivers drive in the same
way 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15

we still maintain a high quality,
guaranteed cleaning service within
our modern dry cleaning and press
ing plant. We maintain a force of
over Is employees to operate our
up-to-date establishment. We have
some of the newest machinery to
be found in any such plant in the
city, and each piece of equipment
is operated by a man skilled in his
work.
add to no parking WORRIES
savings of at least 20 per cent
and curb service a high quality,
guaranteed cleaning service and
you'll see why we are one of the
most popular dry cleaners in Wilm-
ington.
1--WE solicit your patronage and
invite your Inspection" Mr..
O'Crowley concluded. !
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15

Large modern aquariums pro-
vide seven different kinds of water
for the various kinds of fishes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-07-15
LOSES FLAVOR WITH ALTITUDE

Meat IS mans favorite food at
ordinary attitudes, but it becomes
distasteful to mountain climbers
at heights of more than 10000
feet. The distaste is due to effects
of the altitude upon the thyroid
gland. Experienced climbers. dur
ing an attempted ascent of Mount
Everest, developed such a dislike
for meat, that they carried on
their gruelling climb with diets OF
milk, biscuits, strawberry jam and
tea.
The Valley settler., 1940-12-27
RAIN, WIND, SLIDES AID HIGH WATERS
TE CALIFORNIA

All 70 ms Of transportation
waro 1oWod UP or halted in so@o
pcrts OF California, tho first OF
the WoolE, b. Weather conditions.
Airplanc schedules in all 5irGct-
i ons from San Francisco were listed
ps ci thor cancelled or doubtful.
tJ1athor reports Gavo littla hope
For i'm, od3ato Improvement. Uo8torn
Washington anC Oregon woro hit by
tic worst general torn il 90 years.
lad vc1oc3 ties cEched IS niles
per hour. It's nice to 1ivo IN
cozy Alaska whom you boar ABOUT the
S orns Outside. However, I15Tecs,ay hit
no below st Beaver Aao--wL thin 80
Of coolest omperaturo oV = re-
cordod BY tho US. Weather Bureau
lin Alosl1a--780 at Fort Yukon
FcVora1 yoara ago.
The Valley settler., 1940-12-27

Acting Postmas ter Harry DaLond
s2ys 1910 has .b5cn tho biggest year
I'm the history Of the Palmer Post
UfItco. He considers this to DO
b sure indication Of IN established
Pnd growing community
The Valley settler., 1940-12-27

8TUD-rT8 10 MA. YTIes
Four Palmer High School
students arc WorE5n- for the Matt
ional Youth Adri nj s trotion, common-
ly called tho N.Y.A. Funds arc
oppropri oted by the federal govS
crnmont. Ton Percent Of the studcn
body can work for thc MIA.
Whom the school board and Mr..
Thumo meet t, they 60 over. he onrolI
mont ana so1oct the studonts they
think eligible.
Fifteen hours is tho maximum
time and they con earn is much rs
six dollars G month. The types
Continued on top Of page
The Valley settler., 1940-12-27
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of work they do ere: clorical aasis-
tcnco, 1ibrary repairs, building re =
to@irs, and dopo rtmontal services.
Barbara McAllis ter
The Valley settler., 1940-12-27

aLD1I1 ELS TELL VARS FOR GRllAl.e
mt RECORD
Gather at Romigrs Ranch and Relate
Historic Incidents OF EARLY A1aska
Yarns Of the old days in
Alaska narl<a 6 gathering Of old
timers racaot1y at tho 5penard
road ranch OF Dr.. and RS. j. i.
8Onis 29o { cir stories were writ
ten down to be preserved for rost-
Gritty.
The noa tine, at viii CHI our
Alaslans Who cQmo north before
1900 told taoif st orr es, opened
{, move b. Dr.. Romig to record he
stories Of oldtim9rs IN this
see t. on.
The stories of III. Porter
who won't to Kotz vb2o before 1900
IN 4 SMALL boat, Pete Gallagher,
who won't from Chi cago via Edmonton
and Fort Yukon to ZONE, J. Lindloy
Groom VITO travelled to Dawson over
the DTca trail, en7 larry l.orri on,
who also won't TO ~aw5on, were
talt3n dom in Shorthand .osthey :
related thom.
Hrs. Iorriaon OLD Of running
an eating house st DAVIS on during r..
c winter when food was scarce.
The cheapest mcol was three do1l0r S
and mon stood IN line waiting to
be served.
Dr.. Romig said he hopes to
pres rvc the stories Of all old
Timers in this scott on who ca1ao to
Alaska prior to 1900. lie od
photographs rado Of each one a. the
stories uorc roll tod.
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Evening star., 1940-07-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
CoE q RICHARDS, A{torney..

:, United States for the District Of colum.
Estate PAelq'ns of Victor fTobste ate, Cour.In r
ministrstlon No 5sSss.MokpGRssse % kRpeissseFhSj fixiNd
F6E F5R PATE PHHE1dSTIdTF roF TRIAL AND PsoviDiNd
to trial s the issues m tbIs asss qa,.s
Ing 70 the validity OF the paper-writing NV @ % datsd
IN sne Sth gay 1 Of February. l940. purporting to
as to Dorothy Piper. Irene Taylor. the un- @
Edna nan CREE nsirs a.css lay ana next to kin Of
Burrell mot to be found Se It ntaiahe IS. By the
6EREp 6GaEs this T5al Is. s.,a Gay Of JULY 1910
trial On the Isl sag dav ISSUES be set down for
,ss1,.s inas th,s order and the substance Of said
successive Hs WeeKs d me- week or
in The Evening STAR Re t6e snsstance sns
q q said issues being as follows: One: o'' Was
the 9th day m of Februspy Sqyrt 1919 sna
synbas ne ias1 gscsa WI and testament Of Victor H.
yrns dsed the w9 9th Tas SaS II T esa said
ary 1940. purportine to be % the i last eDsui viii
an and IT. testament Of Victor H. syphax De- de-.
reaurss sed'b,eq BY aW snd 5ested ess q dqs form
Victor II. Syphax at the time of the msta Ssku
Ing ing ana IN SUI SUBSCRIBING or Of the acknowede-
sound ' and ndr 81 me said paper writing Of
executing valid deed or contract3 Foup. ~
aa Mas 1He SAID paper writing dated the 9th
eas esscu}io 81 febtrhuary 1910. obtained. or the
t9heIeto thereto procured, from the said Victor 'iPii
3spdaX; f;snd , deceased, by fraud or deceit prac
snn,a slEea upon the said Victor H Syphax BY
Salu Rahr,,o paper writing dated the 9th day OF
fegftffy ton thereof ffya9 obtained the
X syphaX. pdFoenred decsasedd from ne said Victor
tnn nuence or duress or coercion Of some per-
HI HUE o! iJuefics persons? DANIEL W. oDoNod-
Gt0GSWELL;, Register of Wills for he DE
It. II.IGt OF Columbia Clerk of the Prohafe
HAYEs HHaAEY5E At.or we consent: GEORGE e. c.
iyS.l0.l5.l1 z 90 81 o6 q ovee.
Evening star., 1940-07-29
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERs
1431 Eye ST. NV.

7RqsIgEs PKDVE5 s4dE hHs, OF rA1qA yA1gAs1E gN
E1S EAST Or seANEfIiieegT Az: 81;
sMEEE sKERr5A 5AI1ea4EaR eoa4FAahNsD hsD ASFS98f AgRg59E
rs ES4s e lg5 81 Il ssgsHa
r.lsy..a By Virtue gt certain deed q trust duly
seq, Of the land records Of the District Of Of
the sSs N dnf trastes Pats
THE saTH Pf pAY
fH1Rg Fl RAYd9Sc Ap pM mao the AT ,oeSns p9Ha
described land ana premisese. M Situate Gn in the
District and hs,ro Of Columbia. and deSignated as
follows: Parcel I. Besinnins for si the Same ne
on the ,S south line Of Albemarle street.
asfS 1ee .ss sRd from sse
intersection OF the center line Of Audubon
recorded Ibef No. 81 foIo g. On Of she
records of the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the
Of said AlbemaTie street. sal said 'SSr point A5f Of
beginning being alsA the northeast corner
81 the land fSnyeyed to Wlett BY deed
s ssst sis sons g ssd H0@S1s soass
ses nd to hs nolhSes sosnsf 81
% ESef 5e g bufo o wss @ BY % d
line Of the land conveyed to worch as
feet to the sonSVes. % eo Corner seyei thereof; S
snd sass aons Hs south line Of the
iSue tES seet g iPs ths
nc Of sad Hudnbon
race three hundred and twenty-four and
ssls ioIo so saia ss0fass lsaa n nec1lss 1lesf
land conveyed 10 Buchanan aforesaid. and
conveyed con to Wille.t aforesaid three hundred
dIsdths dredths 's2s go fses to ths place Of BE-
sixty so FEET VIDE 1t she Vest
CO d nnf Ia iseT s '4 a Rh?a s
north along the west line Of the land dneone eone
ysS yeySed i,do. to Rhodes aforesaid one hundred
thereof; thence east along the north line
sduss S5 ssid nsTss H,,h ty s feet
eonveyance to the north line line OF Of Audubon M n
Terrace; thence northWesterIy along said said
arc Of circle the, radius Of which Us IS
neH. lee. 70 tne piace ot beginning. Subject to
. TERMS OF SALE: one-nfth of the pur-
chase-noney to be paid in cash, balance
in four equal instaliments. payable on or
beiore one two, three and four years, with
able ,rI1 quarterly from day Of sale. secured
purchaser: A deposit Of ST 10000 will be
required at time of sale. Examination Of
tue; lens conveyancing' recording: revenue
OF sale to- be complied with within 40
days from day Of sale otherwise the trustee
to resell the property at the risk and cost
| OF defaulting purchaser upon the fore
going terms. after five days advertisement
OF such @ resale in some newspaper published
IN tnr,n,a; ,W,aa;Shinston' p: G., or with or without
against the defaulting purchaser
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
| TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
BY VIM. L. BEALE,
| (Seal Attest:
A. H.. SHnLINGToN
Assistant Secretary.
90 p,Ic
Evening star., 1940-07-29
PARKER e. WYATT. 4ttorney,

IN THE DISTRICT" CoIuJRT or rup
b, united States for the District Of colnm.
ii4ENosttfee. ii4NSstfe Of Limited United Partnership: No
partners hereinafter named. now being tns nj
~ iir,itss tne general and special partners Of
ieu he laws Oafftnfrshp ar tSe formed to
n,stg n9e,siring to continue to do business in The the
9p,Sufift spin @ OF Columbia as limited partner err
Of the f Dstpc rca cori q the of once Of the Clerk
snip il1, ?. which contains the terms Of such
leeo undee wbirS pbairSlnership The name Of the frm
Quoted is SMITH BARNEY Is e 60 oe cph. ph.
70 tnbeai be traste mature Of the business intended
distributorss saG.sd ane Is that Of underwriters
sdn1,-ler and dealers in. stocks, bonds ana othes
securities sna dh and investments OF every KIND kind
commodtes lae.er TIN binc1udng grain and other
sisiir snd speclaI partners interested therein
s.'n9uiShine are s5snia which are general and which
places OF residence are as follows. 1Sensrsi
Be-; Box \ III u Rss y h.3t y; tHepry Butler: E q
son Jr oreIand Pa: Charles osfs s chesnen SneS-
IiRhtppack iRhnpoack Pike Whitemarsh. Pa: j Ford
nSIs and 5ist st. st. AAm5Sasssd9r Hotel, Park Ave
5s E. s0th St. N Y. N Y. 'PHn Eduim W cutler ris
LoeHst Valley Lons 1slard. n. T " surneft ,sa
charles Charles; B. Ia HardInE paTk RAmso, Aye N T.
mu,; III. E9Remont, Pa: John w Castles, Con-
Erasr CSmt, N =: irving p. Fish. Fox Run Lane
GGreehWich. Conn; Fred z. Koechiein. 64I
WiiSin Uni1n -, ave 40 Elizabeth. N j.: W, Edwin
M.Sd EdWard e; Savers. Wash1nston Lane
10th ST. IN Y z: n a!pn Y WiIsm r IonnTsn, ss1cs SO
Harding. Holmdel. N. j.; Harcourt Ha 1arSlay amory
Long island N. y 'en Riaebjs RiiPps' K5mhs1 KR9slsn
r F. ,. No. 2, Morristown, N J; JSsii Rari
WeiSheit. 22l Blvd. Mount Iakes hdri Il !
TnlIIip W: Brown Haddon Rd ScarsdaIe
y, q; Sldney Tyler. Rydal. Montgomery
County Pa; tSpecial PartnersJ Phiien,on
DCacKnson; Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
Touaty. pa;: Edwin A. Fish. Locust Valley,
Epne 1hie Island. N The amount OF capital
snt Enlch each special partner shall have
Edwin 4. Fish, s5ooo00. The doa pepiod at
which the partnership is to commence and
tne period at which it is to Terminate are
as follows: The partnership formed at
the close Of business on December al. iaa7
snaL s,naL continue from and after the close OF
BUSINESS on June 30. 1910. for the term
OF tnree years and six months to and
includlng December 81. 1a43 and its mem
7nersnln nerss shau be constituted as set forth
neren from and after June 80. 1910. and
snaA 81 S9a eS99ntinue to and including December
upon certain CONTINGENCIES set forth in
ne aforesaid certificate Filing the Ger
tlEcate as aforesaid and this publication
gre occaSloned bv the retirement from said
1imlted Partnership. prior to the opening
oI business on July 1, 1910. of jay Cooke.
tneretofore Special Partner
Ne,Io,l 2.l5 .17.I9,2 ,22. "a, &c. go .31.au2
Evening star., 1940-07-29
PROPOSALS,

gEP3ERAL I3g;RA WoRIKs, AGENCY Az 3. IRSsLIc
D. c., July 25. 1940:-Sealed bids in
duplicate will be publicly opened in this
etc. for the National Institute of Health
at Bethesda, Md. Drawings and specifi-
cations may be obtained from the Gus
todian of the building or at this Office
The. furnishing Of more than one set will
be in the discretion Of the Commissioner
of Public Buildings. W. E. REYNOLDS,
Commissioner of Public Buildings, Federal
Works Agency. jy27.2931.
SEALED BIDS. INDORSED bids FOR
boiler repairs and piping specification
No. 10009," will be received until IL
sam;; July ,,s 81, 1870. g. st the Bureau a.. !, Of
ington. p. e. and then and there pub
fre brick. furnace Innings and piping at
the s,,S Naval al Hospital aooN Washinston: D: C.
Ing drawings may be obtained on applica-
tion to the Bureau. Deposit Of q check
or postal money order for $40, payable
to the Chief of the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks, Is required rs security for the safe
return Of the drawings. and specinca tions
3. MoREE1LA Chief Of Bureau. 10 June.
1910. jy27.2e.
Evening star., 1940-07-29
THos J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTToNFERs.
1431 Eye St. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS AS
1924 WINDOW PLACE, NORTHWEST
BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in I.iber No. 7OS1, folio 81, ct
seq of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured, thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell. at public auction in front
OF the premises. on FRIDAY, THE SEC
fo6R-TAIRTY ocIocK cosk PM. M the hs4S followl A
ing-described land and premises, situate in
the District of Columbia. and designated
as being lot numbered twenty-five (25) in
square numbered east of square eighteen
hundred ninety-two east 1897 in the
subdivision by Ethel M Rutty. as per plat
recorded in the Office of the surveyor for
the District of Columbia in Liber "a, folio
ID: subject to building restrictions shown
on said plat and to the covenants Of record
TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the pur-
in two equal installments, payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per
centum per annum. payable semi-annuaby,
from day of sale. secured by hrst deed Of
trust upon the property sold, or all cash,
at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
of $4,000 will be required at time Of
SALE All conveyancing. recording. etc. at
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale to be
complied with within. 80 days from day
Of sale, otherwise the trustee reserves
the, right to resell the property at the risk
days advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in WASHINGTON. D, c,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
BY: ALFRED H. LAWSON,
Jy23. d. Sd .s.,ex.S Su. Vice President.
Evening star., 1940-07-29
SukAMER CAMPS.

Learn to shoot rapids and sail in Q canoe
In beautiful Vermont. Hiking. fishing.
Real backwoods and dy-building adven-
lures, washington boys now having won-
derful time: References furnished. For
details call H. w. Wolter, ME. 2284 or DU.
229o; or write Camp Waubanakee, Brandon.
bus, $l2.10 round trip. Can accommodate
only rev more beginning August lst. Get
reservations In Immediately
Evening star., 1940-07-29
EARMS FOR SALE.

6-room frame house. 20-cow block barn
also frame barn, silo; Is acres timber: we'll
with gas motor elec: priced for quick sale.
S6.S50 Other properties MASON W.
GRAY. real estate. P. o. Box 25. Pooles-
vile, Md. Phone Poolesville 2291.
THESE ARE WORTHY OF INSPECTION:
312-a. farm, 7-rm, Col. frame dw.;
State rd.; very productive.
81 a.. arm dw, timber and streams.
80 a.. arabic; State road.
go a. 6-rm. dw. State road: 40 q. arabic.
and bathing
Water front acreage 2 to 20 acres; good
:, For descriptions, apply to J. L. DAVIS,
CHARLOTTE Hall. Md. Phone Mechanicsyille