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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Mrs. MtCune Asks
For Reelection
To NV Durant Friends:

To Ny Durant Friends:
For the past six years l have had the
honor to serve on your municipal coun-
Gil.
| have always tried to render a just
and fair decision from the facts placed
before me on all questions coming be-
fore the Board.
have had no interests to serve ex-
cept the people of Durant.
| believe in making our town a de-
sirable place to live and rear our fam
lilies.
am asking for reelection and if you
see fit to elect me. I shall always give
my support to those measures that are
for the best interest of our city.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. W.. T., McCUNE.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
DURANT RED CROSS HONOR ROLL

Rose Marie Counts, Mrs. W.. H.
Counts. Mrs. X. vanKeuren, Mrs. Alice
Harrington, Mrs. Merle Longinotti, Mrs.
Morris Phillips, Mrs. lean Rowe, Mrs.
Peggy Baxter, Mrs. Clara Stokes, Mrs.
j. o. Lanfair. Mrs. VIM Beachman, Mrs.
Gordon Allen, Mrs. Jess Manning, Mrs.
w. S. Kicks, Mrs. W. c.. Martin, Mrs. j.
X. Joyce, Mrs. C.. H.. Blanton, Mrs. C. s.
Crider, Mrs. j. +. Sweany, Mrs. J. T.
Lancaster, Mrs. J. J. Smith.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Choncery Court Hos
Heavy Moy Docket

The annual May term of Chancery
Court this year had an unusually heavy
docket with court being held three days
this week.
Chancellor NJ. b. Montgomery heard
all except contested cases this week and
recessed the court until Monday when
those cases will be tried.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Robertson Asks
For Reelection

When | was running for marshal two
years ago I published a statement say
ing that If the citizens of Durant saw
fit to elect me marshal would do
everything in my power to enforce all
the laws, including the liquor laws.
have tried to live up to that promise
| made you and fulfill the obligations
I assumed when I took the oath of office.
70 show that I have kept on the job
| would like to quote you some figures
on fines hat nav been collected from
lawbreakers in our city courts in a H.
months period from March, 1943, to
April, 1914. $2,765.00 in fines were col
lected in the Mayors court during that
period. Most of this money came from
whiskey dealers. These figures should
indicate to the citizens of Durant the
efforts have made to arrest and have
lawbreakers punished.
Compare these figures with ss46.5O
total fines collected by the Mayors
court in a similar period. March. 1871,
to April. 1912.
| am a candidate for reelection, sub
ject to the seton of the Democratic
Primary election June 9Th. I will ap-
preciate the vote and influence of every
citizen Of this community who feels that
deserve his or her support.
If reelected to this office | will con-
tinue to do everything possible to en-
force the laws of our community and
state.
Respectfully yours,
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
William J. ThraiIki!I
Passes In Sails

William J. Thrailkill of Alfalfa County
died suddenly at his residence May 10th.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Beulah
Burt Thrailkill, of Sails, five children:
Mrs. Willie Mae Dendy, Mrs. Matte Pit
tman, Mrs. Incz Gilbert, Mrs. Lois Poole,
Joe Thrailkill, and eight grandchildren.
Two brothers, John Thrailkill and
Robert Thrailkill, also survive.
Services were held at Bethesda Church
Montgomery County, by the Rev. c. F.
Anglin. last Wednesday.
Mr.. Thrailkill was a farmer of the
Sails Community and apparently was
in splendid health. He had worked all
day and was stricken suddenly. Mr..
Thrailkill was born July %. 1875. He
was nearly 90 years old.
Southern Undertaking Association, Du-
rant, was in charge of arrangements.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Mrs. Coles Brother
Passes In Memphis

The many friends of Mrs. Eugene Cole
will regret to learn that her brother-in-
iaw, Alden ~Stannard, died suddenly in
Memphis, where he lived. Mrs. Cole left
Tuesday evening to attend the rites
Wednesday.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Young Peoples RoIIy
At Goodman June

The Young Peoples rally of the Bap-
fist WMU Holmes County Association
VIII meet in Goodman Thursday, June
l. at ESQ O'Clock at the Baptist Church.
WMu members are urged to come and
bring all of the young people of their
church.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Marcus Rodgers Is
Now In Howoii

Cpl. Marcus L. Rodgers, U. S. Marine
Corps, has arrived safely in the Hawai-
ian Islands according to a letter receiv-
ed by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
Rodgers, of Durant.
Marcus is a clerk in the air wing and
likes his station fine. In his letter he
stated he was a little seasick going over
but soon managed to adjust himself.
The Islands are beautiful and the wealth
er fine, he said. He sailed April 3. :
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Red Cross Honor Roll Pickens

Mrs. Ellis Presley, Mrs. Levan Dicker-
son, Mrs. Dot Dickerson, Mrs. Wright,
Mrs. Will Hoover, Mrs. f. l.. Zeigler,
Mrs. j. r. Cahoon, Mrs. T. J. Horton,
Mrs. Gladys Gordon, Mrs. J. I. SHELTON,
Mrs. J. l.. Williams, Mrs. S. d. Simpson,
Mrs. C. V. Maxwell, Mrs. NJ. A. Hanna,
Miss Una Montgomery. Miss Matte Mae
Hart.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
VEST + CROSS
HONOR ROLL

Mrs. W. l.. Wright, Mrs. Walter Brock,
Mrs. z. c. Alexander, Mrs. Tom Brock,
Miss Marjorie Hatheock. Miss Linda
Brock, Mrs. w. +. McCraery, Mrs. B.
W. Cresswell.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
TCHuLA RED CROSS HONOR ROLL

Mrs. CASTOR Lyon, Mrs. W. w. Gwin,
Mrs. S. NJ. Cox, Mrs. Oliver Nixon, Mrs.
w. W. Woody, Mrs. Pinehard, Mrs. Viii.
Der Marshall, Mrs. Byrd Jones, Mrs. +.
Darnell, Mrs. Erwin, Mrs. Lester Shields,
Mrs. Ralth Ray, Mrs. S. j. Foose, Mrs.
j. c. Allen, Mrs. p. NJ. Smith, Mrs. C. r.
Hamlin, Mrs. Unger, Mrs. Austin, Mrs
Bill Marshall, Mrs. Eunice McCaleb.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Methodist Church
Durant, Miss

Durant, Miss.
Sunday, May 90, 1914.
Church School 9:45 A. M.
Worship Service 1880 A. NJ.
Youth Fellowship TOO p. M.
Evening Service 800 P. M.
Woman's Society of Christian Service
meets at the Church Monday 3 p. NJ.
Prayer Service Wednesday 1880 PM.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

wartime dinner" 1t consisted of cabbage
soup, black bread spread with lard,
buckwheat kashs, sour cherry kisel and
parched barley tea with hard candy.
kasha Is a porridge and kisel is a fruit
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

MISS Rosemary Storms arrived Sun
day afternoon from Grand Junction,
Tenn, to visit Miss Catherine Calender
and other Duraat friends.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

Mrs. Robert Sargent returned last
week to Washington with her husband.
L.. G.g.) Sargent
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

hatred is mixed with a great deal of
tolerance.
A Gotham housewife recently gave
her guests what she called "a Russian
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

Abel Gregg died the other day. He
probably knew more about growing boys
thar any man in this country, and wasn't
SO old when he died himself. National
Boys Secretary of the Y.M.C.As he SUI
pervised the activities of boys clubs all
over the country in connection with the
junior work of his organization. | re-
member once when ! was visiting him,
he told me hat parents will have a good
deal to do with the way their children
think about things after this war. On
the fathers and mothers, he said, rests
the great responsibility of seeing that
their children have a sane, secure and
loyal attitude towaqrd their friends and
enemies, and should be sure that their
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

A faculty member Of a local school
points u that few people realize how
teschsrs watch the progress of their
formss students as they go through life.
OF ssourse ones parents are interested
and anxious regarding the mark their
children make in the world. But the
school teacher also watches that boy
or girl who was in her room at school
and II the pupil fails no one Is sadder
or IL he makes a great success, no one
is more proud than that third parent
who tried so hard to maxi something
out Of him when he was in school.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

The bicycle built for two has come in
to its ~own--only now they're built for
10, 000, 900 or at least that's the estimate
of the number of bikes now in use in
tho United States. 1t seems that about
half of these are in New York. With
gasoline and tires scarce and with a
new emphasis on exercise, bicycles ap-
pear all over town and especially in
Central Park. There one finds a bicycle
trail frequented by hundreds of cyclists
Of varying ages, shapes and energy. 81
Panitch who owns a business nearby
smartly named the Bicycle Club of
America is sort of the daddy of this
business in Manhattan. He has a club
membership of 1000, a mailing list of
10000 and he estimates that from 5000
to 5000 cyclists use Central Pork every
day, many of whom rent their bicycles
from 81. He has "A type of bike for every
figure from that of a Juvenile to the fat
lady who is trying to reduce. 81 will get
up at all hours too, for the pursuit of
his business and he brags freely about
the celebrities who p%atronize his line.
Sometimes he gets to his shop at 4 A.
NJ. to accommodate late jewellers who
suddenly decide they want to go cycling
in the Park. To these he even furnishes
clothes for riding, and advice to stay
out from in front of speeding trucks
and taxis.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

There is a heaven for practical joke
sters at saith Street and 7th Avenue. 1t
is named Shackman's and here can be
bought almost every kind of device for
pulling jokes on people. Lapel water
squirters, pillows that make a shrieking
noise when you sit down on them, rub
Der cigars that look exactly like the
real thing are just a few Of the novel;
ties. Many items have new twists to
them but they are usually just varia-
tions Of old practical jokes. am re-
minded Of a friend of mine down South
who always went to extremes when he
played jokes. Once when a friend of his
got married, this jokester arranged to
have a strange girl come to the wedding
party, pretend she vas q Tilted sweet
heart Of the groom and throw her arms
around his neck asking him p~leadingly
Why he had left her. The bride who was
watching the unexpected performance
aghast, burst into tears and went up
stairs sobbing that she was going to
jump out Of the window.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25
Respectfully yours,

CLARENCE ROBERTSON
Candidate for reelection
Marshal of Durant.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

MRS. W. E. McCUNE.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1944-05-25

A friend telephoned to ask me to at
tend q showing of the works of an ar
tist-friend Of hers. She explained that
she had promised the artist that there
would be a good crowd Of spectators at
tending his exhibit, so she would ap-
p~reciate it if l would come and help
make the artist feel proud. Apparently
the works Of the artist were not out
standing enough to draw a crowd in
themselves, so he had to rely upon his
friends and she had to rely upon hers.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
OFFICES FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE or single once for rent;
sesyice %Wn orI;cIs i !; coWIE; 500 Eye St. NV,
for brokers. etc. AT. $3.50.
CONN. AVE. 800 square IT, newly deco.
rated, fuorescent lighting; immediate oc-
cupancy. Write Box 42-A. Star.
z LARGE RMS, 2nd floor, available for
oficss, suitable for social or church
ABOUT 5,70O so. FT.--New flreprooi
once space, 2nd floor; available about Nov
lst: S400 mo. Also 1000 So. IT,, frs,
floor space. 5000. RE IIs1.
OFFICE SPACE or small room, desire one
who can answer phone during 'ofice hours
BETWEEN MELLON GALLERY and Union
Station. on wide avenue. and opposite
Govt; bldgs:; excellent business floors
suitable Offices or commercial uses and
handsome duplex apt. above, 2-car ga
rage: rear entIance to public parking lot
ATLANTIC BUILDING, $50 st. NV
Available in suites of or more rooms
Total space available consists OF sp-
floors Annual rent OF 81 so per square
foot includes heat. water. electricity, serv-
ice of two elevators Ianitor and char
service. For further in1brma alton and in
spection call Mr.. Inlay or Mr. Fenner,
MARK WINKLER MANAGEMENT, RE.
300, 11l7 Vermont ave
Evening star., 1944-09-24
LOTS FOR SALE.

"a LOTS FOR SALE, high, large trees, in
Wheatley Hills, new subdivision in the
heart of Bethesda's finest residential sec
ton, bordering Greenwich Forest to the
west and Edsemore to the south; fully re.
stricted improvements in. Call WI. 1926
after or OIL. 1858 during the day.
CHESTERBROOK WOODS - Featuring
beautifully wooded, small estate plots Of VI
acre or more in the country club section Of
nearby Virginia. This lovely community
offers a restricted environment for your
postwar home, and If looking for larger
than-average site at sS-than-average cost,
call us for an appointment to inspect this
property. KEITH D. BRUMBACK, Chest
CEMETERY LOTS ta), choice location; 1
lot in fireman and police section; must be
sold; will sacrifice. Taylor 2463.
IOO,36S so. FIT. of valuable ground in pro-
gressive Arlington County, near Pentagon,
just one block from Columbia pike in Bar
croft subdivision, located in community of
new apartments and shopping center. Ideal
site for residential subdivision. Sewer and
water adjacent to property. Owner desires
to sell property Immediately and has priced
it accordingly. H. ]. BRUMBACK, CHI.
9062 or CHI. 0S72.
BROKERS, attention. have q number OF
well-located lots. 6O-ft. fronts and larger,
Just one block from Columbia pike in Ar
ington. Ground is undeveloped, but sewer
and water Is adjacent to property. This
Is real opportunity to secure . future
subdivision site cheap. An authorized plat
is available II interested. u. J. BRUM-
Evening star., 1944-09-24
oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE IN OLD vIRGINIA-Nice home
In small town. Has about 5 acres OF
land. Two chicken houses, one of zoo
laying hens; small barn, garage, Office
building excellent garden, orchard. Water
supplied by electric pump at well
Amissville is on beautiful Lee hwy.
R9uie Rg gil ioSsS speeial price: 5000. Ap'
30-ACRE HEN AND FRUIT FARM, selling
over ] 900 birds mo-; plenty of outbuild-
ings: fully equipped, lots of extra equip
ment: modern 3-bedroom home; 1000
birds; fine income from fruit; no heating
REQUIRED for birds: weather ideal
Sio1,, $4,000 Flo J. K DORM Halcyon Arc,
FLORIDA sACRIFICE-62 acres of high
rolling lands suitable for citrus trees. sur
rounded by magnificent groves; near rr.
and Dixie highway. MRS. MACKENZIE,
YOUR vAcATIoN" HOME NOVA snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number Of fertile home sites of from l 10 )
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, fish
ermans heaven, at present prices starting
at s3s5 per tract; some home sites have
hard-surfaced road and have electricity.
month: immediate possession. No heating
or tax problems and a wonderful all-year
climate. For beautiful Illustrated free
booklet. phone or write to E. j. GRAY at
6a15 FairfaX rd.. Bethesda, Md. WI. 4454
10-ACRE TRACTS, high, dry. well-drained,
on ". coast Of Florida; electricity availa bic:
only 2 mi. from, good small town: best of
hunting and fishing; good title: numbers
of satisfied purchasers. Will stand strict
investigation and inspection: price, $40,
on terms. ME. $3.50 or DU. 1000. Ext. 440.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ZONED end COMMERCIAL, ne shopping
center-l-story store bldg, 90 #. By 10 IT..
price: s14 600: IS: 900 cash. balance terms.
ea eoksnk MH G4sEHa sHsisnss r. N Cap
leased: $3.50. ia. 1855:
TEAROOM. listed currently in Duncan
Hines, sor9 6oos of f9e places to eat; LOCATED
Marvellous opportunity for businesswoman
or couple to ACQUIRE a going business with
real estate where the hard work Of estab- t,
Time taken to Inspect this ,heroughly vii
zoAEn fnf SofEve in shoppns s district
close-in Lee hwy, nearby Arlington. Cor
ner property. approximateIy ls:9oo segsTs n,;
eREEN Ees Co. SaaSoS s4o %lson af4aoE sa
sss kENNTDY' ST. N.W,yslore e'an and apt,
$1,000: H. H. CARTER, 61s 18th st. NV
sToRERooM and complete apts., 1851
Psth and PGTsh SepaTse
ist fr: : apis. and DR.: RioD gear gsrsss; s:
N EAFsh ssn5sa G hs hsat sasf steal Ta o5I5 hpoNARD
BUSINESS LocATIoNs in n g commercial or
industrial areas. with or without r;r. sid:
alsS, w. .. no1E, SN., IN. oouu, oolo
1st COMMERCIAL, x st. near 14th NV
1s rms, 3 baths, suitable for organizations.
office or school; available Oct. 18th. Call
sa5ss NOW . vaGANToNo. PGi W ssi0 Thomas Circle;
adjoins corner Thomas Circle and ver-
mont ave-; lot 22x140; substantial 4-story
building for any high-elass business or
historic Thomas Circle in downtown Wash
ington. Will be sold at reasonable price,
If desired BEALL TURNER g. CO, RA
0sS5, 1lO5 Vermont ave. MA 6131.
COMMERCIAL industrial ground, D. c.
MD n LaArgoWs Mf TaE9sd VIZ slainfs iss5 all prices
9oI AND s03 n Y. AVE. Nw-North.
west cor 9th and N. Y, ave; 4-story
bldg. Stores, restaurant, apartment: an
9ef5 sRoMR 'oRe M6RRsx Sss 1851 E5l'e &.
VAIUAsf1 DOWNTOWN COR k-s store.
pTae pna 0ffs FsptnE kEEEEY f1E yss
CONN. AVE, near Wardman Park Hotel
Larse residence. l3 rms, baths. h.-w.h.
ss comm zone suitable for organizatton
tion on upper Conn; ave; S15, 900 cash
required. Call Mr. Tammaro. IA. 1916.
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
For sALE-corner property, apartments
and stores. excellent condition. splendid
location, opposite theater, business section
income over $500 monthly; for a sure and
For sale or rent-barber shop doing excel
lent business, Al condition. COMPLETELY re-
modelled. Apply JoE's BARBER SHOP,
MopERS MoaasEas STORE in 5000 block of Georgia cor
ave. suitable for any business. For further
information call Mrs. Pickens, NO. 7146,
with o. B. ZANTzINGER, Jr.. Real Estate.
Evening star., 1944-09-24
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

I3O ACRES. Ia miles from La Plata, only
$1,000. This land is well wooded. MA.
z ACRES on corner on hard-surface road.
dogwood trees and other shrubbery; about
Z miles from Washington terms can be
DAY sun or weekdays after g..
100 ACRES on route 24o; will subdivide
to suit purchasers: shady grove road; ]
from Rockville. FRED 3. cUsHMAN 5i0
SFTederiGk S pike Gstthersburg. Tel. 900.
h SaIdina Lts Ste acres 0eSgstTl WEsT
Falls Church o1a5-J; after 5 pm, Falls
MoNTGoMERY MONTE oSY COUNTY. - miles D. C.
$4,000 WA 2425.
I.ota ACRES at $40 per acre; good timber:
81 81 Marys County Md. Wo. 1886 or Box
LARGE AND SMALL acreage tracts for
an purposes. Specializing in land develop
msnti ne oeoH. ". s. HoGE jr" 1915 Lee highway.
NORTH WooDsIDE-About slz acres ad.
lolning development; all utilities available
SHOEMAKER; s5 S,E NJ 1719 K st. NV. MA. 1856
kENSiNGTOS, facing Conn, ave. parkway
and street 4la acres, fine for subdivision;
az az improvements apfe $500, H. F. B1EBER
Sk FOUR CORNERS. Md a. 1900;
a., " 200; Ga. ave, mr., Wheaton. / 0 a.,
s1RBGR, niRisE sa 81 '8ts 1855 to pick from H F.
I, 2. 3, 5. 25 and larger acre tracts, near
uIayoi ouNtTiluetlt ana Other expensive
projects and important highways, lac tc
Is Sc TO So b,d IL The trend Of home ssekeT
financially. FULTON R. GORDON owner
pioneer developer. of Chevy Chase, b. c.
Eye.sst; Eye St; I'D nv 81. $3.50 Until pm
B ACRES on paved road, between Lanhau
and Bowie; Md. Phone DI. 1880.
FOR SALE 6lz ACRES on Lee highway
beyond Fairfax; wooded with frontage or
beautiful bold stream. good fishing. won
derful building, site, high altitude; vii
FRED B: CUSHMAN. $40 Frederick pike
Galthersburg. Md. Phone 299 open today
LAUREL Md TO acre tracts or
Brooklyn Bridge rd.,- across from the new
water station; high elevation. active stream
in rear; part wooded; electricity and phone
on road. Price. $3.50 and up an acre
and and, phone Price Saa5 tract up 4asj sasl
1865 Ingraham st NV GE 6163. -'
BARGAIN OPPORTUNITY-Extr de-
sirable, 70 acres, beautifully wooded, nearb!
Fairfax County; owner in military service
profitable lumber contract available If i'm
mediate purchase is made. Call OWNER
Vienna T3-W-1l
iG1s ACRES, consisting Of 2 parcels, slop.
ing wooded land that is now pastured; lies
along Old Church rd, and Sleepy Hollow
acre. Falls Church S56-J-l
l0-ACRE TRACTS. u mile Fairfax Cour
House: hard-surface road S250 and S35t
an acre, Falls Church phone S1o-W-I O5s
Evening star., 1944-09-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

VIRGINIA FARMS, ranging from acres
to 5000 acres in size and from $4,000 to
eated IN beaufa m paf Norhern S Vrania aff from 1
are within commuting distance Of Wash
farms are speciality If you want to
live out Of town; be it in modest cottage
II S5stely eolonia m1anson see
END of Columbia pike Phone Alexandria
Closed Sundays.
BIS 5ls A; :; IN mi east of Leesbu5g; near Broad
tive; dairy seetion:- terms, AT, os41.
e9 fHt saGo assS bus aasS sf 'haE'h AT os4 70 MI
Auction SALE. Friday. September 90
1890 am: 1862 acres, more. or less. OF
times tin rel referred m to "a as the the Fair PROSPECTS, r. t
Farm or Dawson Estate, adjoining the viii
lage of Dawsonville and running through
Lodge Bealsville highway; this fertile farm
has been .subdivided into tracts and will
be sold either as subdivision or as q
and springs, cross fenced and recently
lined; there is a rock quarry capable OF
producing nice annual income. the State
this excellent farm located in the neigh
borhood OF such wel-knowI farmers as
ers, is some Of Montgomery County's hest;
Immediately following the sale of the land
we will sell the personal property. sheep,
hogs, corn, hay, straw, certain farm tools,
rolls of barb wire. lot of corrugated roofing
and manv other items drive, out to Daw-
sGnvile Nd, and look for the big signs
Abort NJ. Souic attorney. N c. HINES
soNSr 81 ING; Agctioneers, District 7739:
go good 9. road Tater main electricity near
ETC.; near Fairfax . Hiah School eHaiAi"s and Lee
hv the aeS eeunfy So 11s for nss o o Shs cheap vas
We are builders and can build your W home
war paid sh fo dfTn PRICE, ssse
house,; $50 down. $40 month. Drive out
Lee Hwy. or Lee Blvd, to Fairfax Circle lat
to first erossroad, turn right to to sign FAIR
TAX Acres Open every day 3 to pm
sInf s45 ACHES SaG dfpoS fp Eairtax cooood road
mi. to Washington; Groom frame house,
NEEDS needs repair mi. from high school; bus
acres in beautiful oak timber. Lumber and
wood suficient to pay for property. Ex-
s1e7 sPms s2und II sesfe
81 Rssaf Ssnse 1s porch
hood acres Of garden S0aeht and truck land
fruit of ali kinds; good road; near large
stream: walking, distance Of public, trans
pOIld III HeaTL OF Falr1ax co. eS-
tate -neighborhood Immediate possession;
S4,250; reasonable terms. THOMAS a. CO.
Phone Vienna, Va, 125
1OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM. fully equipped,
consists of large house, tenant houses,
modern 47-cow barn, units De Lava
milker, large horse barn, 2 silos, dry stock
barn, dairy house, implement sheds,
81 milk COWS, all machinery needed for
operating farm: want to sell rs . whole;
known as Taylor,s Farm, 8 miles south
after passing Twin Barrell. MAY TAYLOR
BENDER. 24s
Evening star., 1944-09-24
STORES FOR RENT

800 INDIANA AVE. NV, corner Of 3rd
and Indiana ave, across the street from
new Municipal Center; 500. GUARANTY
REALTY Re q y Co, INC, 1923 18th st. NV
sS 1881 o'1a 18th ST. NE, Brookland-Large
corner store 35'x1O5'; has been successful
chain grocery store for many years but
suitable for any retail business. Possession
Oct. i; reasonable rental Consult Mr.
Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. 1906
H ST. NV. MA. 2345
LIQUOR OPERATORS-Wond oppor-
tunity for retail LIQUOR of sale" business
in newly developed residential neighbor-
hood of about 10000 people. Reply BOX
263-K, Star.
5000 12th NE, corner store-store for
rent, with or without apartment: good for
any business or Office. Apply 1908 New
York ave. NV, SIMON BELOFF. Real
Estate.
1908 18th ST. NV, corner 9TH and New
York ave-: approximately 800 So. IT. of
floor space and large cellar; S1o0 per mo.
See RUPERT. 1921 18th st. NV.
NICE SIZE STORE with apartment above,
situated in Takoma Park, Md. Very busy
community. 81 Carroll ave,