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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Money Allotted
ToREACo-opTo
Buy PowerCo
Allotment of $4,000 Made In
Washington Yesterday.
Sale Not Complete

The REA yesterday allotted the
Blue Ridge Electric Membership
corporation $4,000 for the pur-
pose of buying the property of the
Northwest Carolina Utilities in
Blowing Rock, West Jefferson,
Warrensville, Lansing, Sparta and
Roaring Gap, it was learned here
late yesterday afternoon.
When this paper went to press
last night, no information was
available as to how and when the
proposed purchase will be termi-
mated.
For the past several months, the
REA coop has had a sales option
to buy the Northwestern proper
ties at a minimum amount of
$4,000. To make the purchase,
the REA had to line up as many
new customers as would be tax
en- over by the purchase. A $780,
900 improvement program has
also been planned.
Due to the OPM priOrities on
copper and other metals, it had
been thought possible that the
sale would not be completed this
fall.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Dairy Income Could Be Increased To Two Million
New Home Agent
Started Work In
County This Wk'
Mrs. Gorda c. BOney Comes
From Tenn. Where She
Has Made Success.

Mrs. Gorda C. Boney, Ashe
county's first regular home dem
onstration agent arrived this
week and started visiting the va
rious clubs which have already
been organized.
Mrs. Boney, who GENES here
from Tennessee, has made an en-
viable record in this work, and
both state and county officials
who were instrumental in secur-
ing her said they felt very for
tunate in having her to carry on
the work here, recently organized
by Miss Rose Elwood Bryan, state
demonstration agent-at-large for
N. c.
The new agent was educated at
the University of Tennessee and
for the past six years has been
engaged in demonstration work
in Hamblen county in East Tenn
essee. Prior to that she taught
home economics and science. She
has had special training in recre-
alton for adults as well as the
All club groups.
''I like the mountains and am
very happy to be here" Mrs. b.
ney said. She has been visiting
the various sections of the coun-
ty this week in order to familiar
ize herself with the different
communities before starting her
work in detail.
Mrs. Boney is now staying with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gambill in
West jefferson. Her husband is
with the North Carolina state
highway commission and is sta
toned at Clinton, N. c.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Two More Cases
OF Polio Found

There are two new cases of in
fantile paralysis in Ashe county,
it was learned yesterday from the
health department.
Lois Jessie Benge, two-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie
Benge, of Todd, is suffering with
the disease and Mildred Maude
Richardson, 8-months-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rich
ardson, of. near Scottville, has
been suffering for some time
with polio, DR.. King reported.
He announced that the county's
other case, the jenkins child, is
getting much better and is now
out from under the quarantine
provisions.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Field Man Gives
Plan To Triple
Income In Area
Leagans Makes Officials Re-
port After Studying Dali
rying In Section.
DETAILS ARE GIVEN

with its natural blue grass
pasture lands, watered by cool
pure mountain streams free from
wild onions, garlic and other off
Favored weds, and cool climate,
this section is ideally adapted to
the dairy industry and has almost
unlimited possibilities for becom-
ing one Of the greatest dairying
sections in the SOUTH" J. P. Lea
gans, extension dairy specialist at
State College who served as spe-
cial field representative in Ashe,
Allegheny and Watauga counties
during the summer months, stat
ed in report covering his work
here.
He pointed out that this section
has three good markets for the
sale of milk and that the annual
income to around 1900 farmers
from the sale of milk is approx
mately 100000 and that by pro-
per development this figure could
be increased to two million dol
lars.
Mr.. Leagans, after working
nearly two months, returned to
Raleigh last month and another
field representative was supposed
to have already succeeded him
here in the work. The state de-
partment has promised to furn-
ish a full-time representative, but
no announcement has been made
concerning such an appointment.
Interested citizens are Investigate
ing now to determine what is
causing the delay.
In his recommendations, Mr..
Leagans stated:
"To insure continued success of
the dairy industryain thimsection,
it5afnst be built On b seand oasis.
By a sound basis is meant that
high producing cows, more ade-
quate feeds of the proper kind,
and proper housing of dairy cat
tie must be provided. At this
point, the economic situation as
it relates to dairying must be TAX
en- into consideration. It is pro-
bable that present price levels
will not be maintained Indefinite
ly; therefore, it is imperative that
the fundamentals of breeding,
feeding and housing receive, at
the present and for some time to
come, fundamental emphasis.
ct is my opinion that butter
fat production is costing the aver
age farmer in the three counties
at the present time between SOC
and 35c per pound. Considering
the fact that over a long period of
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Many Attending
Free TB Clinic
AT Health Dept.
Annual Clinic to Close Tomor.
row. Everybody Is Invit-
ed to Attend,
FIND TWO NEW CASES

Approximately 80 persons have
already attended the free tuber-
culosis clinic that is being held
this week in the offices of the
county health department in JEFF
ferson and at least that many
more are expected to visit the eli
mic for examinations today and
tomorrow.
With the cooperation of the
health department, the clinic is
being conducted by DR.. William
H. Roper, of the state Sanitorium.
''The local staff has done a
splendid job of lining up patients
for the clinic and all others who
desire to have an appointment
should make it by Friday morn
ing at 9 o'clock" DR.. Roper said.
The clinic will close Friday even
ing.
Approximately 200 persons reg
istered for the clinic, but all of
them had not kept their appoint
ments through yesterday. The eli
mic is designed not only for those
persons afflicted with tuberculo-
sis, but also for all persons who
have symptoms or who have been
in contact with TB patients.
"This dreadful disease is cur
able if it can be caught in time"
DR.. Roper states. Unfortunately,
you cannot tell by the way you
feel whether you have it or not.
The surest way to find out is to
stop in for an examination.
The examination includes Civ
ing a flouroscopic test and skin
tests.
Of the so cases examined until
yesterday noon, 8 of them had
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
All Young Men Invited To
Attend Legion Meeting Sat.
And Learn About i. S. NAVY
Recruiting Officers To Show
Interesting Films. Will
Serve Refreshments.

Every man in Ashe county who
is registered for the draft under
the Selective Service Act and
particularly all men between the
ages of II and 81 who are inter-
ested in finding out what the U.
S. Navy and Naval Reserve has
to offer them, are cordially in
vited to attend a meeting of the
Ashe county post of the Ameri-
can Legion that will be held here
this Saturday night, at 7:30 in the
Community building.
This invitation is being extend
ed by Commander Charles ST.
Clair and all other officers and
members of the local Legion post.
Chief Petty Officers Of the Sal
isbury Navy Recruiting station, J.
L. Brown and F. A. Marlborough
and Yoeman F. M. Potts will at
tend the meeting and will show
some interesting and entertain
ing pictures, describing ''life in
the Navy. Short films that they
will have with them will include
eyes of the Navy" First line of
Defense" "South A m ri n
Cruise" and DUTY and Sub
marines"
All members of the Legion who
have served in the Navy are es-
pecially urged to be present and
some of them will tell Of their ex-
periences.
Commander Stellar has reques-
ted every Legionnaire to stalk
up" the meeting and to bring
along one or more young regis
trants. Following the program, re-
freshments will be served.
Enlistment in the Navy is pure
ly voluntary. To build up. two
ocean Navy, more men are now
needed. Through an extensive ad-
vertising campaign in this paper,
as well as throughout the state,
the Navy is attempting to tell all
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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Plan To Open Ashe
Memorial Hospital
On Saturday, Nov. !
Dedication Program Is Being
Planned. Hospital Needs
Are Outlined.

The Ashe County Memorial
Hospital will be formally opened
on Saturday, November l, it was
decided Tuesday night at meet
ing of trustees and the medical
staff.
According to tentative plans, a
dedication service will be held in
connection with tAa for.na1 open
ing. DR.. Rankin, Of Charlotte, di-
rector of the Duke Endowment
and Congressman r. l.. Doughton
have been invited to deliver the
dedicatory addresses. State and
national WPA officials will also
be invited to take part on the
program.
A meeting of the board of trus-
tees and officials of the Hospital
Auxiliary will be held at the COM
munity building here tonight to
map out final plans and to ap-
point committees.
On the opening day the build
ing will be opened for inspection
and it has been proposed that ev-
cry one be invited to bring along
a gift for the hospital if nothing
more than a jar of beans.
Except for sterilizing equip
ment two refrigerators, one empty
ward and furniture for the lob
by, the building is completely
equipped. Coal is also needed.
Any contributions along these
lines will be appreciated.
Between now and the opening
date, the finance committee is
also expected to get busy and
raise enough money to pay all in
debtedneSs.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Work Is Resumed
On Streets Here
81 WPA Workers Are EN-
ployed. Lester Stump New
Project Foreman.

Work on the West jefferson
street improvement project was
resumed yesterday morning and
as much speed as possible will be
made before the advent of real
Geld weather, it was stated.
With Lester Stump as general
foreman and Arthur Frazier as
timekeeper, a total of 80 WPA
workers have been assigned to
the extension project.
The initial coat of top surfac-
ing was applied yesterday on the
main street by the state highway
department maintenance forces.
Grading and crushing of stone
on highway 50 to the Tennessee
line has been completed and top
surfacing was also started there
yesterday. This road will pro-
badly be closed for several days.
Under the sponsorship of the
state highway commission, pro-
ject has been submitted to WPA
to straighten and improve the
highway to Glendale Springs. APP
proval of this project is expected
within the next few days.
At the present time there are
II countrywide WPA projects in
operation, employing around 400
men.
Mr.. Crutchfield, district WPA
supervisor, was in town yesterday
and said he was delighted that
work is being resumed on the
streets here.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
RECRUITING OFFICERS
TO BE HERE SAT-, p. M.

J. L. Brown and F. A. Var
borough, chief petty officers of
the Salisbury Recruiting office
of the u. S. Navy, will be at
the Community building this
Saturday afternoon from 2 un-
til 6 o'clock to interview all
young men. interested in join
ing the Navy or the Naval Re-
serve.
They will also be glad to
talk with parents and explain
the advantages offered to their
sons by the Navy.
MeSSrS. Brown and YarbOr-
ough will also attend the Leg
ion meeting here Saturday
night and will show pictures
describing Life in the Navy.
Here is your best OppOrtu-
nifty to learn all about the Ma
wy" Editor Anderson states.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
Saturday, October IL

Saturday, October II
1000 a. m.-Laurel and Pond
Mountain townships, church at j.
E. divers.
2:3O p. m.-North Fork town.
ships, Ashland school.
Monday, October Is
1000 a. m:-Piney Creek and
Hurricane townships, Tuckerdale
church.
2:3O p. m.-Helton township,
Sturgills school.
Tuesday, October IA
1000 a. m.-Jefferson township,
courthouse.
100 p. m. - West Jefferson
township, West Jefferson high
school gym.
800 p. Mold Fields and Elk
townships, church at Baldwin.
Wednesday, October Is
1000 a. m.-Clifton township,
Clifton post office.
2:30 p. m.-Horse Creek town
ship, White Oak school.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
METHODISTS RAISING
FUNDS FOR FURNACE

The West Jefferson Methodist
church started a drive last Sun
day to raise funds for the new
furnace for the church.
A number of pledges were
made during the business session
following the installation of Off
GERS. Those who were not present
will be given an opportunity to
make a contribution.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09

WORTH TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Walter Worth will deliver a
talk on fellowship at the Rotary
club meeting tonight, Sharpe
Shoemaker, program chairman,
announces. DR.. Hunter, president,
is especially anxious to have a
hundred percent attendance.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09
AsHE COUNTY

is the air-conditioned section Of
North Carolina whose altitude
ranges from 1000 to $500 feet
above sea level. twenty-five miles
Of the PARKWAY run through
the county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-10-09

ASHE COUNTY NEEDS
a large industrial plant, agricul-
tura1 departments in its high
schools, rural telephone lines, a
county recreation center, and
more hard surfaced highways.
Let's get them!
Evening star., 1941-10-19

f"IW " INOUIISII HFt. WO % n 7.
DAIRY FARM,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
22s acres. equipped, $1,000 monthly milk
large modern country home with high set
ting, overlooking entire farm. Ideal for
entertaining. Sets back 500 #. from hard
road. Beautiful driveway. You walk in,
start living, 1t has everything. Very large
living room beautiful stone fireplace, large
blue tiled Kitchen, very attractive large
tile bathroom, built-in octegon tub: > ten
ant houses, gear garage. 1S-Sranchion COW
Everythine Tn maintained in good eood condition.
Includes this sea sons harvest Ove~ So
head Of dairy COWS, complete farming
equipment with tractor: ] s miles to WASH
ington, D. c. Price very reasonable. Many
other farms
JOHN BURDOFT. Silver Spring Md
Ashton 1916. Open Evenings
Evening star., 1941-10-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

CHESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE, LIVING
room with open fireplace. two bedrooms.
front and side porches Electricity. elec.
refrigerator, gas stove. Large lot. on
good road. Refined community. Good
buy al S2,400. Terms. MR.. WEST, Shore
ham Beach. Mayo. Nd. or Startling 955l.
Evening star., 1941-10-19
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

"a ACRES, PA. R.R. FRONTAGE; zONED
big boom here: sell for u price Of ad
Joining property or trade clear. Agents.
attention. l410 H ST. NV. Room 221
ENJOY WINTER IN FLORIDA AND HAVE
income at same time. 6-room house and
> garatette ants. Bradenton, Fla Call
HO. 1859 after pm. after Sunday. Box
453-D. Star
5R SPANISH TYPE BUNGALOW AND
three lots near Ocla and Silver Springs.
Fla; will sell or exchange for Washington
nroperty Pnx 4o4 s. Star 1gs
Evening star., 1941-10-19
IAYS WAAIEn

CAsH-PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL HAS CASH
for large building lot or small acreage,
vicinity Silver Spring Takoma Park
Hillandale area; within 8 miles District
line Give full details, cash price. Box
Evening star., 1941-10-19
EARNS EQR SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARMS ALL
FRANcs rH9MpsoN f6Nn 9SHei 0 TsRSas aons
ave, Rockville. Md. Rockville 444
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE-A HOME IN THE
country having 80 acres. more or less;
house of . rms, b., h.-w.h.; fruit, shade,
shrubs. pastures streams springs: S12 500.
To see, this property drive out Ga. ave. TO
Norneck rd,; turn tight TO property
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm. or Just cozy home-conven-
lent vet quiet-1 have $50 of these places
for sale, including some fine Colonial estates,
These properties are located in Fairfax and
adjoining counties and range from / acre to
5000. Most of them are within 90 miles of
Washington and on hard roads. See MASON
HIRST,. Annandale. Fairfax County Va. at
the end of columbis pike; Phone Alexan-
dria 5s12; Address Route ?. Alexandria. Va.
FOR sALEaaCLIFToN FARM, DAVIDSON
vile, Md.-255 acres. II miles from WASH
ington; l miles from Annapolis. Water all
fields Deep well plped, Two new, latest
tobacco. 1o-room master center hall built
1855, in good shape unimproved S-room
electric iirhts Flnnins wster "OBa bath. tOe: etc:
other barns mostly new. This farm noted
for its fin. tobacco, corn and wheat land.
lows. Apply owner, o. G SIMMONS, on
premises Price reasonable. Terms.
271 ACRES WITH ALL CROPS. 80 HEAD
SITS and nG[seS r. ooPpBEo oPPfaEKo eaGdnmsnf Gsqman
$50 PER ACRE-37S-ARCE FARM WITH
stone and log house built about 1925
About $40 acres are tillable and include
some beautiful meadow land. The house
has rooms but no modern. conveniences
From the yard there is pleasant
as cattle farm or as Colonial estate
s6ooG down ySm Sen MASON pFff HfRsT x1
nandale. Va. at the end of COLUMBIA pike.
Phone Alexandria 5s12. Closed Sundays.
213-ACRE DAIRY FARM WITH A FINE
new barn. with score of 80; % miles
from Washington over fast roads; about
woodland 6-room farmhouse, tenant house
dairy barn for 32 cows; 3 silos, horse barn
and barn for young. stock. Price. S21.O00
ment; Herd and other personal property
may be bought at fair price. Shown by
MASON HIRST Annandale, Va; ct the
end of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
5Sl3. Closed Sundays.
OLD COLONIAL HOME IN N. VA, .IMME-
feet shape; 10 rooms, all modern improve
ments fireplaces; on pike, convenient for
committing to Wash: mt. view; necessary
mostly cleared $4,000; terms arranged:
by appt. Phone 3s. BUELL. FARM
AGENCY, Herndon, Va.
VERY OLD HOUSE. NICE LINES. BRICK
chlmneys, lovely setting, extended view
recently restored; on II acres, large barn;
on rock road. within IA miles of the D. c.
line. PRICE. sS;s59 t At ,,s least bal bali n cash. u.
Phone 135. H. B. M MlTShIELL' SsIl hernoon' va
Phone ss4-J-2. NJ cockR1LL F. Ch.. Va.
EXCELLENT 35-ACRE TRUCK FARM. g.
rm, house. outbuildings; SO, 500 nr. Co
ionisi Beach On Potomac River. 10. ao2s.
Evening star., 1941-10-19

CHEVROLET 1899 dump. llz tons ready
for work price, r525. Call IR. s954'
1000 18th st. sc "
CHEVROLET 1897 llz-ton stake. $3.50
WISCONSIN
Evening star., 1941-10-19

brick bIdF', wise. ave. near N st: con-
tains store. 25xI3O: two 5-room and bath
apts.; f1reproof garage; all rented; excel
lent return.
c. IRVING WoOD-REALTOR.
124g Wise. Ave MI OOS9
Evening star., 1941-10-19
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

NOW THE TIME TO GET PICK, Low
price terms on bay, nearby Md. rivers;
50 $50 up; terms. trade. lease N. E.
RYON CO, 1916 N. Y. ave. Ma. 1907,
Evening star., 1941-10-19

Q II \ SI. N w. INh IIOb.
NEW s-FAMILY FLATS AT VERY DE-
sirable, high part of the southeast and
near bus, schools. theater. stores and park.
All fats are engaged or already occupied
by selected tenants at Sal 90 per month.
Heat supplied by tenants, also other utili-
ties except water. Annual rental So
9S4 co. Prices. S26,950 90 and S27,500 90.
Ask for Miss Shoemaker.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
111Q Z ST NV Ma 11R6
Evening star., 1941-10-19
PATuXENT RIVER.

SO acres directly on the saltwater
Patuxent, so miles Capitol New-condi-
ton broom. bath and electric current
home. situated a comma ndlng front.
Tenant house and ? tobacco barns; capable
tenant: 1,500-ft. ducking shore frontage;
excellent fishing. crabbing. oyster and
ducking area. Price. $4,000; terms.
THEODORE F. MENK,
MI. 620I. 1896 Conn. Ave.
FOR SALE BY OWNER, lO-ROOM MAN
sion. modern conveniences; suitable for
entertaining with about "A acres land;
near Mclean. Va
Evening star., 1941-10-19
ELI I v EnrI1ppEn nAIRY EAPM

FULLY EQUIPPED JAIRi AFsM
136 acres; this farm has Al pure-bred.
registered young Guernsey cows. 81 regis
tered Guernsey heifers, ranging in age from
20 months to weeks: 3 bulls. one proven
have A. r records: all milk being con-
tracted for; have wonderful bluegrass pas
ture, producing $50 tons OF hay. 100
bushels of grain enough for stock; . work
mares, modern machinery.
Groom, bath dwelling, furnace heat,
electric hot-water heater for summer, hard
wood floors downstairs; barns, outbulld-
ings. chicken houses. 3 tenant houses con-
tanning >, and rooms: excellent con-
dition, reason for selling, sickness.
This property is Ia miles from Fred
ericksburg, 80 miles from Wsshinston, 80
miles from Richmond This is rare op-
S45.0G6. terms to suit A S DONIDHAN
{, SON. 4O5 Doniphan Bldg. Alexandria
Va. Phone Alex OSLO. Residence. 099l
Evening star., 1941-10-19
48 ACRES. 7 MI. D. c.

Nr. Camp Springs, Md.-Modern g-rm.
home with OF! heat. extra lge hne lawn.
screened porch; 5-rm. gardeners house.
other outbldgs. Electricity. excel water
supply, level land fronting highway. owner
leaving city. FRANCIS C. HEIGLE, 14l7
l. 81 nW MA $3.50
Evening star., 1941-10-19

1915 9th ST NV.
Brick and frame store ana apt: rent,
DRURY REALTY CORPORATION.
l71O Eve. RE. 1913.
2-FAMILY APT, NEW. SS45O.
Semi-det.. recreation rm.; income, S102.
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 2700
Evening star., 1941-10-19
FARMS FOR SALE.

sloo DOWN s25 MoNTH0oBgsINEss %;
rd 0' Sc, sio II 544i OG@i or trinidad 1ss4 f OD
PETALS All STATE ROAD sh9
3 acres, Z rooms. oii-burner heat eiec-
tricity. dining room to seat 20 people, 2
kitchens, complete bar, 2-car garage: in OPP
fxtures. bar, license % Price, s.. 900; 90 terms.
BRAY & MACGEORGE, EStsb. 1901. Vine
40,ACRE ER,FRoNT FARM, FINE
ride: priced low for quick sale or will trade
15 A, u CULTIV; GARDEN. TOBACCO
SOIL, spring stream, gravel pit; 3-r. house,
' bus; IL 9pnl M b. &C S3H56 1 ferms SIS seioSt per
M, part cash. IRV WENz, Clinton. Nd.
MI. D. C-l6O-A. REAL FARM 7-RM
3 big Percheron horses, all farm equipment,
large crop tobacco and corn; panorama
yiey; yeyT;r $4,000 10000 $4,000 down. DAN ABB
30 MI, D; C.-43 ACRES, GOOD 6-RM.
and bath house, 30 a. clear; only $4,000;
terms, 80 mi p; C., Ironsidl; liz
a dandy farm: only $3.50; 5000 down.
DAN ABBOTT, Clinton NJ.
75 ACRES. GOOD BUILDINGS PART
timber; l l miles from D. c, in Montgomery
HICKMAN. 1904 Georgia ave, Sill. Spr, Md
HOUSE, ~ ACRES OF LAND. WELL,
pump. chicken house fenced garden.
orchard. spring; in Fairfax Park, Va:
1877 A, 1O-R. FRAME HOUSE, IN EX-
cellent condition; bath. cleo; large oak
trees large barn; other necessary outbldes:
L. Et ses SUMMERS mi Frs GH poHs 9Ii7 price, O'VO'
NEARBY MONTG., MD HARD ROAD.
fine location. good land. water, developing
prospects. Box 3O-S, Star.
CHOICE MARYLAND IMPROVED FARMS;
Howard County; 40 acres, corner two
paved road. $500: $50 acres, gravel road,
$500; 20 acres. facing route /, edge VIII
lage. $4,000. Frederick County; acres.
edge 19Tn' y 1rcTy I1iendId mouse barn G@159.
timore. Nd
120 ACRES IN MIDWEST STATE; SHEEP,
dairy or poultry ranch. Spring water.
Family size orchard; Five rooms bath.
Good roads. BOX l22-S Star
100 ACRES. NEAR ETCHINSON MONTG.
Co: room house, cleo; all stock and
equipment. $4,000 or Will exchange for
city or suburban property. FRED B; CUSH-
MAN. LOG n. Adams st, Rockville, Md.
Phone $3.50.
tanning i large rooms, fireplace, random
width floors. beautiful mantel and wood
work Fgl basement. Fine trees Large ades
road % mi. from washington; 31a TO
shopping center; S4.50n, Fairfax 2j4J,
100 ACRES. HALF CLEAR. HOUSE. BARN.
fenced S2,750. MR.. PARROW, Reming-
ton. Va. SO down SO month.
LARGE. STATELY. SOUTHERN HOME: 3
S No. ii. New Market Va Price. SiI 900:
less than house replace H. w. BECRAFr
Of washington Grove, Md. Gathers I'm
Evening star., 1941-10-19
914 G ST. NV.

ARLINGTON, VA
Fastest growing community in country.
SPACE suitable for radio and music store,
hardware, dairy products, shoes, gift shop.
lending library and womens accessories.
Wonderful profit opportunities in stable
high-purchasing power community. Apply
st once, BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. 313
No Glebe rd., Arlington, Va. Chestnut 5000.