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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-12-06
Old-Time New Year Serious

Oldtime New England was serious
on New Years, as witness the title
of book published there in the year
of 1902 by one Richard Standfast:
"a New Years Gift for Painting
Souls, or, a little handful of cordial
comforts scattered through several
answers to 16 questions and objec-
tons: AS also doubling Christians
invited to Christ"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-12-06
Chinese New Years Greeting

The Chinese New Years greeting
is "Sui-hi," or MAY Joy be yours. :"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Many Interested in
New 1941 Chevrolet

Business is certainly going to be
good in Libby this Fall, if the num-
Der of prospective l941 Chevrolet
buyers who thronged our showrooms
Saturday and Sunday to see our new
models is a good gauge of the pur-
chasing mood of this community"
declared E. E. Jaqueth, head of the
Chevrolet leadership here today.
sIn our years of car selling in this
area, we have never before had a
new model received by the automo-
bile buying public the way the Al
Chevrolet was taken by storm dur
ing this past weekend. Our sales
staff has been busy almost without
stopping since we opened our doors
to the public last Saturday morn
ing, and now we're wiring the Chew
rolet factor to increase our original
orders so that we can get enough
new 194l Chevrolets to take care OF
the local demand. Yes sir, business
is good" concluded Mr.. Jaqueth.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mae A. Drury, accredited Montana
teacher. now organizing music class
es in this city. School students may
be excused from school to take my
course and may receive high school
credit. Will be in Troy on Wednes-
days and Fridays and at community
room of court house in Libby on
Thursdays from $50 until 3. Pri-
vate lessons 81. Every type OF mu-
sic including popular taught.
Expect to organize evening classes
in piano, voice, chorus and part
singing for adults, to be held Z to :
each Thursday evening and viii
cost Csc per hour kindergarten mu-
sic for children from two to SIX
wears also. Write Mrs. Mae A
Drury, 800 S. Browne, Spokane
Wash. or may be seen on Thursdays
at community room. /
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Quiet Wedding For
Two Libby People

Friday evening quiet home we'd
ding ceremony was held with Rev.
A. M. Hart officiating at which Mrs.
Mary Becker and Dick Powell were
joined in holy wedlock. Services
were read at $50 o'clock and Miss
Letha Williamson and Andrew Sauer
attended the happy couple.
Only immediate relatives and
friends were present for the we'd
ding and afterwards a small re-
ception was held. During this time
the bride and groom left and started
a honeymoon trip for Seattle.
Upon their return they will make
their home on Louisiana avenue a
Ninth street.
Their many friends wish them al
possible happiness in their weddet
life.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Two Wed in
Lovely Ceremony

The First Lutheran church of this
ritv was the scene of the marriage
of Miss Berniece Stasviken, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Stasvlken,
to James H. Purcell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Purcell of Spokane. Wash,
Sunday afternoon at $3.50. The Rev.
Gabriel Gabrielson of Standpoint OF
ficiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a white SWISS or
CANDY formal and carried a large
BOUQUET of white roses. An elbow
length veil added to the beauty OF
her wedding gown
Miss Carole Jane Smith was the
maid of honor and wore a blue
Swiss organdy formal and carried
blue straw flowers and PINK roses
bridesmaids were Misses Borgnlloe
Rolseth. Babs RohWer who wore
AQUA Swiss organdy formals and
Jean Richardson and June johnson
who were gowned in peach Swiss
orpandy. All carried blue straw
flowers and pink roses. Shirley
Homenn, dressed in lowered ba-
tiste, was the flower girl
The mother of the bride, Mrs.
Stasvisken. wore a navy blue crepe
afternoon dress and the groom
mother, Mrs. Purcell, was gowned
in a deep wine and grey dress. Both
had rose corsageS.
The best man was Gordon James
of Spokane and ushers were Ray.
mond johnson of Spokane anc
George Stasviken, brother of the
bride.
Mrs. Gabriel Gabrielson sang two
beautiful solos and Miss Eleanor
Nelson played the wedding march
Immediately following the beau
tiful ceremony the wedding party
iourneyed to the Moose hall for
reception where approximately l5l
guests enjoyed refreshments. Cor
don James toasted the bride ant
Misses Betty Baker and Geraldine
Hough sang two songs.
The newly married couple lief
Immediately following the reeep
ton on a honeymoon trip to Spo
kane. From that city they wen
by airplane to Seattle for few days
Mrs. Purcell is a graduate of tn
Libby high school She has beel
in Spokane for the greater part 0
a year where she has been employe,
at Newberry's
The groom is graduate Of Rock
ford high school and is now man
ager of confectionery in that city
Out-of-town guests were MI
and Mrs. James Purcell. Misses Ethe
and Irene Purcell, w. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Depner, Mr.. an
Mrs. Raymond johnson, Mr.. an
Mrs. Gordon Jones and Mrs Marth
RohWer.
The happy young couple will max
their home in Spokane. Their Lit
by friends wish them much haT
piness.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26

The Bierstedt Band of Spokane
that advertised a dance for last
Saturday night at Moose hall failed
to appear and left crowd of about
400 Wondering what had become OF
the music. However, some local mu-
sicians stepped into the breach, pro
yided the music and carried on with
the dance. A telegram that arrived
SUNDAY from the Bierdstedt outfit
said . broken axle on the way tc
Libby was the cause of their non-ap-
pearance.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
FOR RENT
WANTEi,

Girl wanted for waitress. Call
60-J or Jaw. II
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
March of Time Shows
u. S. Correspondents
On Foreign Newsfronts

ION Foreign Newsfronts," the
story of the Second World War as
seen by U. S. newsmen posted IN
Europe. is the latest March OF Time
issue coming soon to the Kootenal
Theatre Sunday and Monday.
The film tells how the biggest
news story in modern history-the
current warts being covered to
keep u. S. citizens the .best-in-
formed in the world. In addition to
presenting the most dramatic scenes
of the first year of the war, 1t shows
the inside operation of great news
gathering organizations such as the
New York Times, the UP, AP, and
ms.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
.x.x.xx.ss.xasxxsxxsscstss,s
CUFF
BY Hal
.3cHsx1e4axs,.,csaS,xattftc*ttt


According to a news item which
was recently released over the Ar,
Jeanette Rankin is trying her best
to get Idaho to do something about
highway No. 2 from Bonners Ferry
to the Montana state line -.
She should pull number OF votes
from Lincoln county on account OF
this attempt and may she keep on
pushing for the completion :.
The item will be found elsewhere
in the paper.
The CONSUMPTION bill is through
and as long as it has been passed
by our governing body, it IS no more
than right that we as citizens abide
by the measure and cooperate as
much as possible e.
This thing is not so bad as some
folks have it painted Inc
training that the government VIII
give the young men of the U. ).
will be mighty good for them
1t will do much more tor them tnan
the Gees for under this set-up they
will be directly responsible to the
army and will be instructed along
different line =. 1t WILL take
many of the unemployed from the
streets. give them good living quar-
tiers. feed them as we'll as possible
and re-make them into better men
who will be better fitted to seek
employment after they have served
their consumption period
During the past two weeks we
have noticed many of the organlza-
tons in the cities of the state are
, having parties and holding celebra-
,, tons in honor of the National Guare
troops and officers =. The Parl
County News, published at Living
ston, carried five front page storie
last week concerning the army, con
scription. the guards, etc II
that city they have fine Guar'
unit and folks realize the fact !.
The American Legion had them q
guests at banquet the other ev
j. ening as an honor of former servic
Y men to the younger generation
: service men who are now going int
E training =.
5 :.
4 Libby young men are not far bt
= hind on this National Guard an
Army business for, although W
have no Guard unit here, sever;
r. young locals enlisted in the White
: fish unit and others have enliste
: in the regular Army J.
: These men are to be congratl
: lated, not only because they want
Z protect their country, but becau'
: they are far sighted enough to ST
: the fine training and living they WI
: get from the government free
= charge 1t seems to this part
: that young single men are passir
: up wonderful opportunity for sci
Z betterment if they do not take al
Z vantage of his fine service beir
= offered by Uncle Sam !. y.
-.
4 Buzz Boothman wants to CO.
= graduate those fellows who h;
Il chicken for dinner last week-el
4 and actually paid for them for
y change
-.
= We may be mistaken but it seer
! to this party that there is par
q ing space designated for the esp
i cial use Of county employees in t
: rear of the court house SO.
= 1t is quite aggravating to some c
: liens who have business at the COT
: house to have to park their aui
: mobiles block away simply /
: cause cars belonging to county e.
ployees take up the greater port
: of the parking area directly
\ front of the court house u.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Bow and Arrow Hunting

With bow and arrow ITS members
OF the Ohio Archery, Coli and Hunt
ing association bagged IA rabbits
and two pheasants at their annual
one-day hunt ON the state game pre-
serve near Dayton, Ohio. William
Mink Of Dayton brought down two
rabbits and a pheasant.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS.

The regular meeting of the Senior
Girl Scouts was held last evening
at the community room. The usual
ceremony of opening was gone
through after which the business OF
the evening was taken up.
Plans were completed for the food
sale and it was decided to take mon
ey from the treasury for the purpose
of purchasing uniforms.
The next meeting will be in the
form of wiener roast Games were
played after the meeting had beer
adjourned.
CAROLE STALEY, Reporter.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26

Wanted-Competent housekeeper
or office girl. Mrs. G. w. Wiprud. 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Misunderstood Chsstah

The cheetah. generally supposed
to be q member Of the cat family.
actually is not, but is placed IN .
different genus. 1t is often used as
q dog to hunt game. II has a very
small head, long. slim legs and
very narrow chest The tail Is Hat
tened vertically, and may act as
rudder when the cheetah runs at
high speed. Unlike those OF true
cats. the cheetah's claws are only
partly retractile. The ground color
of the fur is tawny. thickly sprinkled
with small dark spots
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Troy Theatre Shows Benefit Picture

P. r. Meter, proprietor Of the
Lincoln Theatre, Troy, will show a
popular picture tonight and Friday
night for the benefit of the Troy
Rod and Gun Club. 1t is THE Vii
lage Barn Dance with Richard
Cromwell. Doris Day, Lulu Belle
and "Scotty" in the leading roles.
The proceeds will. 60 to the Troy
Rod and Gun Club.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26

According to news item which
was recently released over the Ar,
jeanette Rankin is trying her best
to get Idaho to do something about
highway No. 2 from Bonners Ferry
to the Montana state line 49,.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26
Fined for Reckless Driving.

Jason Bud Schmaltz was arrest
ed Monday on highway No. 81 by
Patrolman George Mourar for reck-
less driving. In Justice ]. W Haig-
ler's court Schmaltz was fined SIS
and costs and is now serving it out
in the county Jail.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26

She should pull number of votes
from Lincoln county on account OF
this attempt and may she keep on
pushing for the completion
The item will be found elsewhere
in the paper.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-09-26

Plymouth Milk Shortage
In the Plymouth colony, the gov
ernor required each incoming boat
to bring one COW for each five col
onists. Reason: A severe milk short
age.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE

MOTOR CYCLE, Indian. 1888 model, in
good condition: $3.50 cash W. G. Rex,
2606 N: Lexington St. Arlington. Va.
GARAGES FOR RENT.
STORAGE ROOMS, 2nd FLOOR. BRICK
garage: cheap car space LIST floor; So.
1914 r. ave. NV. DE. 3593-W.
REAR OF 1445 r ST. N.W.-FOR 5 OR 8
cars. or storage. light and water. Phone
Hobart 62l9.
1927 10th ST. NV
Brick garage, 30x16; SIS monthly. Fed
eral Finance Co., 915 New York ave. NV.
A.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

go. ,POHANKA SERVICE
DODGE 1894 coupe; excellent every vav:
sac, S75 Stored Arrow Garage, rear 1902
S st. Closed Sun
Evening star., 1940-09-08

Fairfax Branch once
Fairfax 254-J
20 ACRES ROLLING FARM LAND g.
room brick house with ami: barns.
stream about ID acres wooded; 13 miles
10 Washington over paved road.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

CHEVROLET 1886 Master sport coupe;
perfect condition: new tires; radio; must
sell; sos Hobart 1896
Evening star., 1940-09-08
AUCTION SALES.
FIITIIRF


ADMINISTRATORS SALE BY CATA-
L0GuE OF ANTIQUE AND MODERN
STERLING SILVER, ANTIo0E HooRED i55STa;
ESGGGMS. SGfMS. 99RIENTAL RUGS; GLASS,
ETC.
Being the, entire furnishings of the late
senator Clarence W. Watson and also that
OF his deceased sister Lucy L. Watson,
Now owl, in the MANSION KNOWN AS FAIR
MONT FARMS" within the city of FAIR
held he resardles$ of any eondition Of Of the he
Meather on the 18TH AND 18TH OF
SEPTEMBER. $40, EACH DAY AT 10 A M.
Terms of sale: Cash Immediate re-
moval required. On view: September 10th
and llth only 10 am to ) pm. Cata-
loSueS upon request to the auctioneers or
By order OF: ERNEST HUTTON ESQUIRE.
An AAdmlnistrater ms OF the estate of Clarence w.
AAfdmlnistrator Af of the estate OF Lucy L.
E. T. NEWELL & CO., INC,
AuStioneerS since 1907.
40 N. Howard St, Baltimore Md
Evening star., 1940-09-08
JUSTINE NICHOLSON
HyattsYille. Nd.

CHEVROLET 1885 coach: clean car
throushout. very good tires and motor;
TOWN AND COUNTRY MOTORS.
1907 14th NV. Michigan 5000.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
FARMS FOR SALE.
FINE TOBACCO FARM

Larse, modern house. bath, electricity
screened porch; overlooking country side,
on high knoll with plenty of shade trees
huge tobacco barns. brooder house.
poultry house, stables. tenant house; a
hish-grade, money-makine farm: directly
on important main Southern Maryland
highway; buildings alone cannot be re-
placed for price asked. Phone for direc-
tions daily or Sunday. Terms arranged.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 Y. Ave. NV. Realtors, MA. 9797.
570-ACRE DAIRY FARM,
On highway. from Washington to Fred
erick 20 miles to d. c, Improved by 4
good dwelling houses, / modern 40-cow
dairy barn, | 11-cow barn for dry cows,
large silo, 2 corn houses and all other
necessary farm buildings; 20 head Of
cattle and young stock. pure-bred bulls.
"A head of horses, ! 800 bu. of barley, 12O
tons OF hay, 55 acres field corn. Is acres
sllage corn, l Farmall tractor, plows har-
rows. etc.; l Ford truck, l grain drill. .
mowers. 3 corn cultivators. / hay rack. l
hay loader, 8 complete sets harness. / grain
ana hay grinder, :. wagons, l silage cutter.
l corn shelter. all other necessary farm
machinery: A going proposition. S0-eallon
establlshed basic shipping TO Wash, D. c.
Owner selling on account of lack of time
to supervise. Price. S32,5O0. Best OF
terms tn reliable party. Possession at once.
BUELL. M. GARDNER,
]. E. KELLY,
Rockville. Maryland.
Evening star., 1940-09-08
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
(COntinued,
,FER, ARMY OFFICER

OWING TO TRANSFER, ARMY OFFICER
will sacrifice summer home at Avalon
Shores . bedrooms, living room, kitchen.
Bathroom. fireplace, furnished: elec. stove
see Mr.; MEYER, Avalon Shores shady
CHESAPEAKE COTTAGE = BARGAIN
lot, shade: terms to suit. Berwyn 41-R.
lMAsoNs BEACH, ON CHESAPEAKE BAY. BAY
furnished cottage, bath. all conveniences.
Reduced rates Adams 2o65.
6s ACRES, 1,25O-FT. WATER FRONT;
sandy beach; mouth Magothy River, o
miles from Annapolis: house turnlSneo,
modern improvements; beautiful location'
sell I.aI,ts al or paFt' %d lis a'ro ST. apt .
CAPE ANNE : RENT: FURNISHED n on
Sentiles' enii Sas s25 Wk. OWNER, cH. 1924.
BRADLEY HILLS, ON DAM AND CREEK;
II acres. woods; furnished two-story small
house garage. Michigan 34o4.
5w9 Ssssb Ri RESIRARhE 1seFde ISTs BoT s1sk star
AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER "A, WATER
front log house near Annapolis; good nre-
place. modern conveniences' roWopaie' noSie
nettle net; quiet families; reasonable
AFTER-SEASoN SALE.
Special prices on bldg. sites al CeosI-
burst on ches; Bay 81 81 miles miles D. e. near
COMPLETE ms mSqs1 Sth SstIasfS Sath H terms Used
and new cottages. Open daily.
WAITER SSaS T2 q. fa,tD9 BAUMAN.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

DODGE coupe, late 1895: sell reasonable;
tires, motor and appearance exceptionally
good: S25 down. SI6 monthly 155 1Ith
Evening star., 1940-09-08
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1898 sedan deliveries: Q
models to be shown soon. we are sacrificing
YOU. X RESYoNPEcK W fhSs iNe elmi hrinStons 70 snls
Own" Chevrolet Dealer, 1925 Wilson blvd.
CHEVROLET 1888 hydraulic dump thor
pickup Sl95. Chevrolet 1910 dual 1873"
cab and chassis. 5000 miles. IO-ply tires
oarua On rear cd S9S2o no On front; save 500.
ave. WI. 1886.
CHEVROLET 1899 station wagon; has
oeen used very little and been in storage
over six months and looks like brand new.
spst al our over nrcs sess saving Of over $500
writing and the most liberal terms at low
GoSt; cos; superior Motors. 1909 18th st. Du-
CHEVROLET 1885 la-ton panel: many
miles OF economical service in this truck;
NC "ArIingtons own" chevroiet eMo1sl5EGK. peaef
dsTsonW dsgS WIs91 ~ ~ blyd CHI 9ooo Mr. Hen
CHEVROLET CT, @ 1899 @ closed cab; brand-new;
i5-tt. platform. used. S22.5O.
s. j. Meeks Son Son. 6s2 is.' 6 3"spei ST. NV W.
CHEVROLET 1885 stake body; ~ ton
l51 in. Wheelbase; entirely reconditioned lUt
terms; sacrifice price. We don't orfy hande nnedfs
PERfoR MoToRs 1905 sorfi flth syeFnEs st ns 5U 5g
DODGE 1898, Iz-ton panel; black finish.
10 ioT mnease' nne appearance. This truck
merhsnicoIe nGose ssge ane average IN appearance and
rsaa ADDISON pfSIS5is0!; CHEVROLET.
"S sd DaaSl rehsbea dsllyeTy es9
reduced 70 S299. trade and Terms Com.
munity Motors, Inc, 66?l Wisconsin ave,
'bethesdal. WI. 5000. "
DODGE la-ton panel 1897; excellent con-
priVate lnelpdlne paint and tires; SOB:
Motor Sales. Bethesda. Md. seen He'hesda
pOED io pickup, 1888. 4-cyl. for sale; good
So.iuiIioh Sou bargain. 1901 Newton st. NV.
foKD fSaa ), 4, cyl. I93. z ton. $40: Chev.
955 Fla: NV. NV DE Be. Gs5s G1a Act quick Sun
Fi0RD iooEl sdoG 1923 pane panel delivery truck: runs.
18th st. NV. --'o'' % b"
FUHD f6g V-S a-ton trucks; two 1894 and
d;,in, dy20, panel bodies. good mechanical con-
General BaSfns G. c0 81 si4S Shos9 GeorEP5 FG5
FORD FOL. .lal 1885 furn van. for unpaid bal.
',nsG mec, $500. Coale. salesman, Shepherd
RsPs ssgFd
sCHLEGEL AND golden.
d33 Carroll ST. TAX Park. Randoiph s4I6
INTERNATIONAL haIf-ton panel. has been
useo !useo very little and is in excellent condi-
tlon throughout, only So45 0'u'
Eo,l M1ITnCS6HELL's nSHILL MOTORS, INC.
i,ooaft "ooo, 1907 l4th s.. NV
INTERNATIONAL 1894 all steel panel.
motor. tires. excellent condition. Si05
rpnone oxford :S59-J or call at SID South
Wakefield st, Arlington. Va
FACkARD touring. 1924; good condition:
go anywhere $500 Ga. ave. NV
FALMOUTH 1897 truck sedan, black. eY-
cenen; condition. upholsterine, paint lie
new. heater: sacrifice. EN- 67s3,
Evening star., 1940-09-08
JUSTINE NICHOLSON,
Hyattsyille. Nd.

DODGES = 1898 de luxe 4-door sedan.
$1,000 miles, S415; 1897 convertible coupe
radio and heater. S415.
Evening star., 1940-09-08

ANHES- 81 NlI1lN 4MbEH, olIiJ
house. outbuildings: live stream: constd-
cred one Of best farms in Fairfax County;
20 miles d: c: $4,000. Chestnut 42l3
"a ACRES. WOODED LAND, OFF OF
ored. AT. 307S.
GREEN PARK" GRANT BY LORD BAL
timore. to Thomas Green, Colonial Cover
nor of Maryland u64sl. Brick 3-story
rooms, high ceilings, cellar. fireplaces. 3
wide halls, electricity. telephone; 125 acres
on State road Is miles Washington; tenant
houses, farm buildings: Sl2,000. S2 acres
La Plata Md
OxON HILL-FORT FOOTE SECTION. 41z
miles Washington line; magnificent in land
view; convenient Potomac River; about
available; 80 acres. about 90 acres arabic;
s9RS s55sR SH2a sNphR 'fnaH' Ia Plata M
MUST SELL NOW AT sAcRIFICE-aao3
acres; 90. miles from D.. C.; $4,000, terms:
can purchase additional acres reasonably.
40 N. Carolina ave. Sc. Lincoln 3606-M.s
10O-AcRE FARM WITH 1O-RooM HOUSE,
e f9Ri RingtsT stsT. from "aShinston' $4,000. Box
: ACRES, HOWARD COUNTY. EXCEL
lent neighb0rh0Od ideal country home;
suitable for poultry farming. Good g.
room dwelling, h. h, cleo, fine water sys-
zShIqsssTs. S5s Easy ACCESS e Wsshinst2P =
Box s Ghsp G HTek Md or pSons
100 ACRES gR1ck HoTSE
Location Wells Tannery. Pa. Call w r.
5S4yEH 55S94KEMAhs; ssier = 40 18th h st. ne Lincoln
IF you WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
sk ys s e Us have es5s of
tates. These properties are located in Pair
fax and adjoining counties and range from
| acre to 5000 Most of them are within
See s MAsN q and oa rf rafax
Phone Alexandria 5s1a Address Route
:. Alexandria, Va CLOSED sundays.l
NEW BIG CATALOGUE COUNTRY
fSouf 4OS SESRry. "F;S sseR 5Ss
So monthly buys acres farm land;
Fse fis for a se asN %oTk P5
D, c., on gravel road; 81 100 cash; many
Son. Sther va barsflBs phone 2f 9F B. L. POOLE Hern
FARMS, TOURIST HOMES, CABIN CAMPS,
s''Isni Sn' h'%s' w. ''Essss sf5
s55 PER ooA ACRE IEsn, aSs5AcRE S51As TosAcGo
house, 2 barns, shipping and packing
house. 100 acres tillable, rs M. saw timber.
3 miles from Bowie River through farm
F. w. RAYMOND, Beltsville. Nd.
10 ACRES, SPRING, TIMBER; $500, $40
mo. 80 a., rooms, barn. improved road;
S25 mo. Box 16 Remington, Va.
TRUCK AND CHICKEN FARM; 80 ACRES.
6-rm house. Gear garage. outhouses; near
s9dia d srs Is sMAR heS ma fa $780, '@s eVs
$50 PER ACRE-7OO ACRES WITH a.
from Washineton About so acres cleared.
balance wooded. Bordered by 9 hne creeks.
Large old house in bad repair. but worth
remodeling: barn 40xS0 and other build
ings.. Because Of its location and many
possibilities, we regard this property as
an excellent Investment. Price as whole
"; at the spd OF So1umdoisa PIKE; Phone
q hill in a grove Of large trees, 8 miles
ssS nd hs5 sse psshs
ana is Wen worth remodslfns: TWo sPrinsss
land; Servants quarters and other out,
bulldings. Price, $4,000. See MASON
HlRST.. Arnandale.. Va, at the end Of
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 5sl2.
Closed SundayA
Evening star., 1940-09-08
FARMS FOR RENT.

NEARBY MARYLAND-BARN, POULTRY
buildings; electricity, bath: low cash
rental TO farmer Ii. S647. evenings.
15-A WITH SIX-ROOM HOUSE: ALL
modern conv: route Q, beyond Fairfax at
Evening star., 1940-09-08
WATERFRONT FARM.

UNEXCELLED real estate investment op-
rortunity of $50 acres having two miles OF
shoreline magnifcently located on Chesa-
clubs: ST. Margarets section. highly re-
stricted Annapolis area committing dis
tance Baltimore and Washington. Call
Monday, Q to l. Hobart 31O1. CORNELlA