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AVILTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson and family
Washington, d. c., and his mother, of
Frostburg, and Mrs. Ethel Broderic
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Hummel and
family were guests on Sunday of
Mrs. Adell Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Robson anc
, family, of near Frostburg, spent last
Sunday afternoon here with their par.
cntS.
Mr. and Mrs. Ohio Ffkc attended
the 50th anniversary of the wedding OF
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lancaster at
Frostburg Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm anc
children spent Monday evening with
her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Broadwater
of Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs. Der,
nard Mckenzie and sons, of Cresap-
town and Mr.. and Mrs. George Grove
Of Frostburg, spent Sunday evening at
the old homestead on Savage River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Stark have had
as their guests the past week Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgell Stark and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cecil Brcnneman and daughter
of Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Merrill and Mr.
and Mrs. William Merrill and sor
spent Sunday afternoon with then
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn burst. Mr.. burst returned to
his home Saturday from Memorial
Hospital, where he had submitted to
a surgical operation recently.
Miss Fay Grove is spending some
time in Baltimore with her sister,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Willard New
Germany, spent Friday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Wilhelm.
Sunday school at ten o'clock and
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Carl w. Hayes VS.. Mary P Hayes.
No. 376S Equity. In the Circuit Court
for Garrett County, Maryland,
The object of this suit is to procure
decree for a divorce a vinculo matri-
monii by the plaintiff from the defcn-
dant.
The bill states that the plaintiff
and defendant were married on the
rctt County, Maryland.
That there were no children born as
result of said marriage.
That after said marriage they re
sided in Garrett County, State of
Maryland, until the 25th of Janu-
airy, 1913.
That the conduct of the plaintiff
towards his wife has always been
kind affcctionate and above reproach;
that said defendant has without Just
cause or reason abandoned and dc
serted the plaintiff and has declared
her intention to live with him no
longer and that such abandonment
and dcsertion has continued uninter~
ruptedly for more than eighteen
months, is deliberate and final and
separation Of the parties beyond rcas-
enable hope and expectation Of recon
citation.
The bill prays for decree Of di-
Vorce a vlnculo matrimonii by the
plaintiff from the defendant, and for
general relief.
That the plaintiff has been a resi-
dent Of the State of Maryland for
more than two years prior to the fill
ing Of his bill of complaint, while the
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Notice to Bidders

August "a, 1914.
The County Commissioners of Gar
rett County, Maryland, Roads De-
partment will receive sealed bids for
the purchase Of $4,000 gallons of Road
Tar R. 7. No. 2, to R. T. No ~, in
elusive, with the right to increase or
decrease this amount by so per cent
at any time, delivered to Oakland,
Maryland.
Materials must meet U. S. Govern
ment specifications.
Bids will be received until Sep
tcmbcr s, 1914, at which time they
will be opened in the County Roads
Engineers office at 1000 A. NJ.
The County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the County Commits
sloncrs of Garrett County
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk,
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PUBLIC SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND OTHER
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having disposed Of my farm, | will
offer and sell, at public auction, on
Saturday, September 2, 1914,
beginning at l o'clock P. NJ, at my
farm on the bennett Hotel road, near
Oakland the following personal prop
erty:
One Morrison cabnet-grand Player
Piano and Bench, with 45 rolls Of mu-
sic, plush Parlor chairs tone rocker);
1 handicapped parlOr table, l wooden
parlor table, l rustic stand, l small
corner cabinet (bracket design; l
wooden bed complete with springs,
mattress and covers, l bureau with
mirror; 8 bedroom chairs (straight);
5 rocking chairs, l Washstand, wash
stands with mirrors, pitchers and
bowls, 2 slop jars, l bedroom stand,
9x12 rug, l iron bed, complete; l
large desk, 2 pillows, 2 feather beds,
l couch, l clothes basket, 4 cushions,
lot crooks, l lot cushions, dia-
mond-shaped hall mirror, l roll rag
carpet, several rag rugs, l lace cur
tain, l tablccloth, s yards linen, / pair
of porticrs with rings, l Singer sew
ing machine, / sideboard, l dining
room extension table, l Panama coal
range, l kitchen cabinet, lot Of pans,
buckets, cooking utensils, lot of jars,
lot of dishes, churn, / lawn mower, |
glass candlestick, | set of books
(works of Charles Dickcns), and other
household and kitchen articles.
Also l Holstein Cow, years old,
and l Holstcin and Guernsey COW, /
years old, and | cultivator,
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the
day of sale.
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Notice to Bidders

August "a, 1914.
The County Commissioners of Gar
rett County, Roads Department, will
receive sealed bids for the pur-
chase of one self-propelled conveyor or
material loader, either new or used,
but must be in good mechanical condi-
ton.
Bids will be received until Sep
TENDER s, 1914, at which time they
will be opened in the County Roads
Engineers office at 1000 A. NJ.
The County Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any and all bids.
BY order of the County Commits
sioners of Garrett County.
JESSE J. ASHBY, Clerk.
Advertisement 26-3t
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been thought of had elapsed since the
first human occupation of the earth,
The chronologies of Archbishop Us
sher, Petavius, Boussct, and the other
great authorities on which theology
had securely leaned, were found
worthless. In 1868, Sir Charles Lyell,
in his book on "The Antiquity of
Man." retracted solemnly his earlier
yielding with reluctance al
most pathetic, but with a thorough
ness absolutely CONFERENCE.-The last
stronghold of orthodoxy in this field
fell"
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a preaching service at HOO O'clock at
Cherry Grove church Sunday morning,
27. Rev. Rev. Jeffreys will be
the speaker, EVERYBODY welcome.
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STRANGE MYSTERY OF
HIJACKING GHOSTS

The unusual story of weird mys-
terry which was finally cleared when
Italian police and squad of CT Jocs
went underground. Read this inter-
csting sidclight Of the war in the Sep
TENDER issue of
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Owner having failed to pay towing
and storage charges, we will offer at
public sale under Mechanics Lien
Law. Chapter Ar, Acts of 1924, one
used 1884 Ford Tudor Motor Number
lS-SS039S, Sale to be held in front
of Motor Service Company's Garage
in the town of Grantsville, Md, on
September 18th, at the hour of five
90 T, NJ.
MOTOR SERVICE Co,
BY Harvey Gortner.
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Bulgaria threw out peace fcelcr
It's premier saying "The government
is determined to remove all obstacles
which stand in the way of Bulgarian
peoples love for peace
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Card Of Thanks

We desire in this manner to ex-
press our sincere thanks and appre-
citation to our friends and neighbors
for their kindness and thoughtfulness
during the illness and following the
death of our wife and mother, the
late Mrs. Benz Koch,
We also want to thank all those
who gave flowers and donated the use
of their automobiles for the funeral
service,
BENZ. KOCH and son.
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Lesson for August 81

Lesson subjects and Scripture texts Sc
lected and copyrighted by International
Council of Religious Education; used by
permission.
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ISRAEL'S FIRST KING

LESSON TEXT samuei 9:15.21; 1925
q: 11:12.15
GOLDEN TEXT-Honor all men. Love
the brotherhood. Fear God. Honor the king
Il Peter 2:17
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24
ACCIDENT
Corporal Riley Is Killed

Corporal Darwin J, Riley, USING
was killed in action in the South Pa
tific, according to a telegram from
the War Department received by his
aunt, Mrs. Lewis Barley, of Conhu-
cnce, Pa.
Corporal Riley was a graduate of
| the Confluence schools, enlisting il
the Marine Corps July /, 1912, and
trained at Paris Island, S. c., and
New River, S. c., before being sent to
a West Coast training center, anC
thence overseas.
Having been frequent visitor in
this section Corporal Riley will be re-
membercd by many people who knew
him, and to whom the sad news comes
as a shock.
Personals
Rev and Mrs Smaller and family. of
Mckeesport, Pa, were guests at the
home Of Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Dauphin
several days last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Calls, of Mil
ford, Del, arc guests of the latters
mother, Mrs. W. A. Speicher, at her
home here.
Mrs. Barbara Younkin, Emmons
Younllin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Glot-
fclty and Charles Younkin, Of Grants
vile, were Sunday visitors at the res
idcnce of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller.
John Perry Speicher, who has been
principal of the Oxon Hill High school
for several years, has been recently
appointed principal Of the Greenbelt
High school in Prince Georges coun-
ty Mr.. Speicher is the youngest son
of Mrs. w. A. Spcicher, of Accident,
and resides at Hyattsvillc, Md.
Opt. Jesse Aiken, who is on furlough
from Fort Sill, Okla. has spent sew
cral days here with his wife, the for
mer Miss Martha Miller. On Friday
Cpl. and Mrs. Aiken, accompanied by
B. 0. Aiken, left for Washington, d.
c., where they will visit with relatives
and friends. Cpl. and Mrs Aiken will
also visit relatives in Littleton, N. c.,
before returning home.
Cpl. and Mrs. Earl Haenftling
spent a two-weeks' furlough with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Haenft-
ing and Rev. and Mrs. C. f. Dauphn.
They have returned to Herdicks Field,
Sebring, Fla, where Cpl. Haenftling
is stationed.
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Sale of Automobile

"A dvcrtisCncnt 26-3t
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toot-note:
We take for granted the results of
science, In the field of pre-history
most of us are not aware that these
views were up until very recently
held by the church as untenable. The
following is quotation from "A His
tory of The Warfare of Science With
Theology in Christendom" by Andrew
White, once President of Cornell
University
AT the close of the first quarter
of the nineteenth century. biologists
began to examine the caves and beds
of drift in various parts of the world;
and within a few years from that
time a series of discoveries began in
France. in Belgium, in England. in
Brazil, in Sicily, in India, in Egypt.
and in America, which established
the fact that d period of time much
greater than any which had before
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1944-08-24
MARY l.. KING,

Oakland, Maryland.
Nay tuctinupnr
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-cottage for rent
f9r sea season y, nc Water, electricity; bus service
WAIVED 4ys Water.frontp aasfr PA Farm with an old
sEfk RS9sS ane PosEsT Box VAS c. Star
bay; 2 bedrooms, large living room with
fireplace, glassed sleeping porch and large
front ITO porch, , all completely copper screened,
electric heater electric STOW Stove bathroom bGi1Wssar
venetian blinds; cottage, complete and COM
iortai6le ai dnE n every detail. Telephone Wis
FOR RENT, season, 2 completely furnished
Ing. electricity, water. stores Convenient
SoKfH Il Wfi5 Eys5 SEscH sd Mi 6Sys Ds
ssssSRssle. sass sH 1855: SO0a '0"ai''0n'
site, hall acre riparian rights: 4-room cot
sofiTa ss flFfIei RiyAp IA e2Ss, rs Wo o547; a.,
napolis-Priyate apartments, 8 and rms.
pier. pier. fine bathing: hshins, and Grabbing;
season; B. Norris, Annapolis $500 except
99 gof M9ndags saIE&se.s,d. ND trrn,.n.s ~
taee; eiectrieity water. daily y5Seo BUS; $3.50.
$3.50 d. p, S15 month. 1905 Minnesota
4.RooM HOUSE, bath, electric, garage.
ba thing, fishing and boating; price 81, 500.
j. L. C. West Falls Church 2135-J.
COLONIAL BEACH, yA.-3 lots, l6, II,
] 2; bl. 95; each 5Oxl5O IT.; . So from
river; sideWks., sewer, eec. in Ideal vaca-
ton or yr.-round home. $500 each. No
dealers Owner 1928 Euclid NV. CO. DIAL
NORTH BEACH, MD, 11th and Dayton
Lots 50Xlo0, $500 cash. or $50 down, $40
mo-, incl int Schwertner. MA. 1147.
PATUxENT RIVER, on the widest part, 8
min. from Solomons Island; beautiful estate
20 acres. high elevation. fertile land,
shade trees. unexcelled drinking water.
6-rm white clapboard house. pTt. creeks
for oyster cultivation, hunting, Grabbing
and fishing: taxes negligible price, S22, 900
IN fee: no agents. Call Hamilton Se47
Baltimore, daily or write L. NJ, Saunders,
5226 Tramore I'd. Baltimore Sl4), Nd
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L. T. GRAVATTE,
FARMS FOR SALE.

SIX ACRES AND FARMHOUSE, being Re.
bdieaa boSieVsrd nesE sAnnapols Wrts Nd and ain
Estates. EdssWstsr. Md. r' Or woodisy zS isss sS
10 hsrd IL id B. m sas os sec ysts5 ssS .Ba heat
sssls AdsEs assEad3R n Va w. rhens as nj ri from D.
aae ms Of main Is Sss %ss
611iidings; 1d tractor and farm .eaaipmsns;
ses ao11 scsss sssniaSs
6S aomf s. 6qt asr1 IN bsSe Nth Nth
barn; hsnhouse, crib. meathoass; fruit.
woods stream: level acreage; another 10
ysaH@s Sum ssa ssslFee sves VII RsRssS sseS
y y T.. R. BARN. orch. river. $4,000;
o s ssp SIS .@9's mo soloTsd
H1ssfs o3S sssa; siS! ssa Sis me-
ACRES s9S; Or SfihS.0a' IANp small houses. out
%est roaS 1s Yss
ss7 ACRE FARMasaid $ T to Masn Be- the = tnest
,J tobacco land in Southern Maryland over
Washington on hard surfaced road, Be.
Pzssd fiF asIss sasss sale ior sisS soass 1890
barn, chicken houses, some livestock, ; trac.
tor truck and other farm equipment; only
M 5on PiRM r E. of rhSne @ MI $780, sSot
Ole, manor house Of bedrooms. : baths
trees; tobacco barns, animal barn. hen n
notch a9 farm in ths finest tobacco section
FiiSfiS soSsrl $a e. .ssn
2 outbuiidings. ali in i Excellent Con condition; @
sson spon s. ssss fhsaE fln a 5sns #
vide Stream % (caed ah sn pieals s'ess Runj GOOD
shan .s psDfs place drE 'sFGSs s
tapesys ap or ete sasRs R.dsss ssss
ofSaOo osi5 fsss eI 5iIm 4sas Rei0le Agency
coneressional Cub; very reasonable. M @ oefUa from
MoNTeoMIERSYsi Ssie SonNTT4f. 1iSs, Il miles from
house neW roof n,fe eecf9e Sfapm
phone, water on back porch, fruit. garden,
WoSds. seSts, 1os, ponltry houses; price, $4,000.
81 DoWS, 20 acres or more good farm
land, $40 to S15 per acre; two-crop season,
Ideal climate. Write Liberty Farms. Gulf
cattle AND GRAIN FARM. 4a5 acres,
40 mi. 2. c.; high state Of cultivation
ample bldgs for farm purposes; gross in
come last VI. over $4,000. A real bargain
at $4,000. Equipment and stock can be
purchased; j.. B. Skinner, broker. Mid
dleburg; Va. Phone SO or "A.
rs strrsssm; s oSS pons s cali ss Il not i inter:
sENrLEMAN's4 ssifsi Rx rs4S HOME, go acres. new
sm niles i6n1Ht g. e. sHssoo h3S;s Ssa e.. fES
FOR SALE-Historic Oak Spring. part Of
crown grant to Colonel William Ed
gust 20. 1851. at Wiliiamsburs' vliiiSnaa Sa AN an
officer in the Kings Continental Army;
nearly 200 acres Of splendid farm land,
charming charm 3gu views attractive old Colonial
j. Green garter; Warrenton, Va. Phone 1873.
l50-ACRE FARM near Fairfax. S10,500;
six-room house, barn, etc. high elevation.
Graham, Fairfax 81 or sS or 247.
ONE Of Marlboro's select estates, COM
muting distance of Is miles from D. c.
Fine early American brick, completely re-
stored and modernized. 9 rooms, baths
g gorgeous home, with stately shade trees.
30o acres, rich soil, adapted to high grade
cigarette tobacco and general crops. A real
Iarm Iam ana close to D. c. Mr.. Bowie, EN-
l35 ACRES. tenant house, 2 barns. wide
frontage on paved road; about 20 miles
fos fio9m 81 Di.e. .ol4ss ssoe oeed m mpssRs!S ssss water
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NEARBY VIRGINIA-$8, 500.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS,
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 80 TO. $50.

This attractive brown shingle bungalow
type nome mas rooms and bath on 1st
moor plus bedrooms and bath on 2nd
noor, in excellent neighborhood, lust a
Few squares over the line in Alexandria
and only / square to 10c bus on Russeil
T6 direct to Navy Annex and Pentagon
Features include large screened living
porch, Lying room, 12x24, having wood
burning fireplace with this end of living
room finished in wood paneling with built
In bookshelves and cabinets, large dining
room. 13xi4. with, southern exposure.
sitcnen equipped with range and refriger-
stor. 4 oedrooms OF average size, full dry
basement with warm air heat, Venetian
nlinds, storm windows, rock wool insula-
tlon, detached garage, nice yard with So
foot frontage, having several large, lovely
shade trees. While this is not a new
nome, 1t is In very good condition; owner
moving; available Immediately on terms
OF around $4,000 cash and reasonable
monthly payments, Less cash from re-
sponsibie, party will be considered and if
interested in home of this type we sus-
gest an early inspection. SO plan to drive
out this week end
To reach-Over Memorial or Highway
son Bidg; and beyond to Arlington Ridge
rd,, right about l mile to Presidential
gardens Apartments, bear right on Russell
"a. about 6 squares to Pine street, left
I square to property.
KEITH n PPITMRATK
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ARLINGTON-S7- $50
BRICK BUNGALOW.

III GARFIELD ST, soUPPl13o III
- Ofered for first time this past week
{his coZy brick home has rooms and
bath on one floor and is located in the
close,tn Lyon Park section only i square
70 l0c Arlington-Fairfax bus on Lee blvd
olrect to Navy Annex and Pentagon Bldg
and "a square to l0c Arnold bus on 2nd 81
Features include living room, l3x20, with
Wooo-purning fireplace and built-in book
master bedroom that will take twin beds
nicely and aversge-size bedroom, bath
range and refrigerator; full dry basement
with hot-water coal heat, laundry and a
space lor gameroom, living porch, level lot
around $500 cash S35 per month and
II interested we suggest an early inspec-
ton.
To reach--Over Memorial Bridge right
on Lee blvd. about 5 squares beyond Fort
Myer to Garfield street, left / square to
property.
KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
EYcllI siNelH
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY.

WILDWOOD CREST, New Jersey, $500
Seaview avenue. Ideal summer home
snow place OF Crest. Bungalow type.
Furnished. Unobstructed ocean front.
Five bedrooms, two baths, large kitchen,
living room, dining room, refrigerator
roon. electric stove. automatic electric
hot-Water heater. Two showers in base
ment., Lot 70x1O0. Beautiful lawn and
shrubbery. Garage. Possession any time
Inspection by appointment. $4,000. Ad-
dress communication to DR.. S. w Tunnell
Sol Central Medical Building Phila pa
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

wANTED-Mediun-siz sized apt, house, flats
or row houses, for investment. Give par.
ticulars. Box 4se-G. Star.
HAVE INVESTOR WITH CASH
To purchase modern apt. bldg. $4,000
to Sl50,000. Let me know If you have q
building that has been hard to sell: my
client will make you an offer. Evenings
or Sunday phone GE. 1000.
L. t. GRAvATTE. Realtor.
729 18th st. NV. Ma 0753.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

SMALL APT. HOUSE in NV, 8 to 10
units, prewar materials, modern; give
description. Box 32-H, Star.
ATTENTION Prince Georges County prop.
erty owners: If you have house, fat, apt,
or any type Of commercial property, and
YOU wish to sell at the present market
suits. Call any hour Of the day, Thos. v.
Lake, Warffeld 14O4
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WOODSTOCK. VA.

215-acre stock and blue grass farm, a.
room modern home. hardwood doors. .
modsn bathrooms, elec. water system to
and dairy barn. 5ox1oo: tenant house, 8
rooms ICONS; timber. stream: "a, all srowing
Woodstock. This is the best farm in the
Snenandoah Valley, none excepted; price,
S25,200. A. G. ANDERSON, Oxford 324O
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EASTMAN & STEELE,
REALTORS. FALLS CHURCH 1920.
IDEAL COUNTRY ESTATE.
FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.

rs acres; about % u under cultivation
and in pasture. A fine growth of hardwood
timber and q large stream, The house.
Coionial-type with high pillar porch in
in . wonderful grove Of trees with lawns
and shrubbery. II commands 2 fne view
oughiy modernized. has . large living room
with fireplace and hewn-timbers and ran
dom-width floors. dining room. large bed
kitchen, with q quick deep freeze storage
plant OF large capacity: lavatory OF Kitchen
large bedrooms and bath with q screened
sleeping porch. Front and back stairways,
small basement, coal furnace, h.-w.h. Out
and bath; tenant house. 8 rooms and bath;
garage, modern barn with 8 cow STAN
eni9nf sna ioft ooT stalls Tor horses feed room
Price. $4,000; cash above a frst trust,
EASTMAN & STEELE,
DEAL ucrS mAxrc <rrrrp<..x aeaa
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l5-ACRE FARMING ESTATE

Within 25 minutes to downtown WASH
ington. Charming restored Colonial
frame home of o rooms, 4 bedrooms and
2 baths; outbuildings include dairy barn.
4-roorr tenant house. Located on main
highway with bus service.
THOS G. -MAGRUDER CO..
2o51 WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON, VA.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MODEL LEE MANSION.

Gentleman's home. 81 miles In Va: II
rooms, / IL baths, 2 open fireplaces: over
looking water; ami. wooded, 40O-ft.
frontage: Al condition. A rare home.
Price S19,500; terms. Call Falls Church
S9S-W-3
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NEAR MCLEAN. VA.

FINE INVESTMENT.
a good house and 22.6 acres Of excellent
land in Fairfax County, Va, within 10
miles Of the White House the house, which
is IN good condition. has living room
and bath adjoining, dining room and kitch-
en-; second floor, bedrooms and bath; q
heat: eiec. hot-water heater, lawns, shrub.
berry and shade trees; about so apple
trees and grape arbor; the land now
under cultivation lies exceptionally well;
IT is an ideal tract for an eventual sub
diyision; additional land can be bought
adjacent: price S17.500. $1,000 cash. and
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POTOMAC RIVER

14h miles U. g. Capitol in Nd: per-
feet condition modern home, beautifully
situated on Sh acres, having $50 feet
shore frontage. with full riparian rights.
House has IL rooms, sun parlor. 8 baths,
layatory. automatic stoker, h.w.h., deep
SI,Ids Esll water supply: ,insgglatd; vsnesisn
opportunity to secure fne,
easy committing distance to Washington
THEODORE MENK.
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ARLINGTON.

1928 SOUTH CLEVELAND ST.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
2h-yr. -old modern 5-room brick, semi
Five minutes to Pentagon Bldg Terms
arranged. To reach: Drive out Airing
ton Ridge rd., or new Shirley hwy. to
South Glebe and 9th St. one block to
Cleveland ST., left TO home, or A. B. &
w. Arna Valley bus.
JAMES E. MAHONEY,
Real Estate Broker. 29s
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OPEN TODAY, / 70 z PM,
SOL North ABINGDON St, Arlington
BANGS & MILLER.
Exclusively.
Phones: GIL. S423. DI. 1855.

OUTSTANDING HOME.
q, An excellent brick home in one of Ar
hngton's best communities. Large, well
arranged rooms, with bedrooms, 2 baths,
gen, full basement with recreation room,
z screened porches, 2-car garage with
geek, large wooded corner lot: convenient
location. The price is right. Realty Assoc
ciateS, Inc. CH 142g until O
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SUMMER HOMES.

WANTED-Summer cottage near water or
mount, or board on farm, or would buy
shack or, old barn reasonable. Box 1881,
Washington. 13. D. c.
SUBURBAN PLACE-Lease June 15 to
Sept. 1 to- right party: .well-furnished
7-room brick house; secluded yet near
stables, golf course, library; large vege-
table garden, fruit trees, outdoor fireplace.
Phone L. M. Bertholf, Westminster, Md,
after 5 nm
W. VA, $50 mi from D. C.-Beautiful
mount. scenery, high alti.: 5-rm.. furnished
as desired: co. $3.50, Monday.
RESTRICTED DISTRICT-Ocean view, =
bedrooms. baths, living room 80 #. long,
newly decorated, servants quarters, gar
Den. open and closed garage. Realtor Jen-
ON WATER FRONT, overlooking South
Rivsr. Edgewater Beach, 80 miles from
cleo, retrg, range, hot-water heater. row
boat: June and July, S120 per month,
eiectriclty included; no children. Call
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