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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04
II & r Point Wins
War Bond Award.
Ends Activities

At very colorful ceremony at
tended by all the military and CT
william personnel of the Pasco H &
r Point, Colonel William r. Hazel
rigg, commanding officer, was
presented, on behalf of the H&R
Point, with the War Bond Award
of the Secretary of War. 1t. Gil
martin, War Bond officer, made
the presentation on behalf of the
Fiscal Director of the Army and
former Secretary of War, the Hon
orable Henry L. Stimson.
The Colonel was also presented
with the War Bond Flag of the
Secretary of War which accom-
panied the award. This award is
the highest recognition that any
military establishment can receive
for war bond activities. .
In accepting this award, Colonel
Hazelrigg stated that he was not
accepting it personally but was
doing so on behalf of all the en-
ployees of the Point who have es-
tablished this wonderful record.
Throughout the last six months,
the H&R Point had, if not the
highest, one of the highest records
for war bond purchases on the en-
tire West Coast.
After the presentation Of the
War Bond certificate, 1t. Gilman
tin announced that as Of midnight
September 80, the Pasco H&R
Point would cease its activities,
Colonel Hazelrigg would be releiv-
ed of command and will proceed
to Boston Port of Embarkation for
further assignment.
Colonel Hazelrigg spoke a few
words to the military and civilian
personnel thanking them for their
cooperation during the past 16
months and he expressed the opin-
ion that this tour of duty had been
the most enjoyable Of his entire
military career.
The Colonel also thanked the
rites of Kennewick and Pasco for
their help in aiding the Point to
achieve its mission.
Major H. Baines Of the Ninth |
Transportation Zone thanked Col
onel Hazelrigg and the employees
Of the installation for the marvel
Gus record achieved in the handl-
ing Of freight.
Il was further announced that !
the H&R Point would now be
known as the Pasco Army Service
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

Record for the worlds deepest
producing well was attained
when well at Weeks Island, near
New Iberia, La, was perforated
for completion at Il, sos to 1880
#. and flowing 40 Dbl. Of distill-
ate daily. Previous deep pro
ducing" record was also in LouiG-
ana Tin Terrebonne Parisb In q
well completed through per6ora-
lions at 13,408 to 1868 #,
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

enforced idleness is an onn-
ton gone forever. produc-
Our democratic sv,., !,
succeeded because it is the - ns
method me yet devised for perm Jt
ing a man to develop fully S.'
own individual talents. Its fut, ~.
progress will rest upon the dor u'e
70 70 h winch we Americans contir,'es
10 nave the opportunity for nrn,;.
aole, productive employment '''
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N<N<N<NNHW1WN~N
Q B IT IA r Z
Mrs, Matilda Per,onett

Mrs. Matilda Personnel was born
March 10, 1870 at Plymouth, Ind.
On August 4, 1909 she married
A. B. Personett, and in 1916 the
family moved to KenneWiclk. In
1892 they retired from farming
and in 1899 moved to Retsil where
Mr.. Personett died in June Of
1941.
Mrs. Personett passed away at
Bremerton on Sept. 9th, and was
buried from the Mueller chapel
on Oct. 2, with the Rev. Briece
giving the service.
She leaves three children: A.
B. Personett of Kennewick, Mrs.
Arrest Brackitt of Rochester, Ind,
and Roaul Personett of Elkhart,
Ind. Nine grandchildren; 2 great
grandchildren, and two brothers
James Holm of Legionier, Indiana,
and Ed Holm of Chicago.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

POUND OF WIRE: Sc NILES
Wire of cobweb consistency,
only third as thick as human
hair, is used in instruments that
measure electronic circuits. A
pound Of the wire stretches 81
miles.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

World requirements Of the
United Nations today exceed T.
DOC, 900 Dbl. Of crude oil per day
of which the United States
alone is required to supply 50 Per
cent; South America II per cent;
the countries Of the Middle East
2 per cent; and Russia 8 Per cent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

Forces Depot. The new depot will
be commanded by Colonel E. M.
Gregorie, Quartermaster Corpsrps,
who arrived to assume command
on the 10Th of September.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

A ship Is always referred TO o q
"she" because It costs 50 much TO
keep one in paint and POWDER
Admiral Chester w. Nimitz.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1945-10-04

At. the end Of 1914 there were
approximately 411,000 producing
oil wells In the u. S., or about
twice as many as were PRODUCING
at the end Of 1918. With the eX-
ception Of one year, 1891, trend
has been continually upward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
SATURDAY. CatchalI.

Huntsville: Every one says "bat.
ry" for battery" Shouldn't the
word have three syllables?-P. B.
AnsWer-Yes. The dictionaries d.
vide it thus: bat terry.
Paterson; Please explain and pro-
the word "rambunctious."
V. S.
Answer-It's a nonsense word
''rampageous: unruly" A
similar word is "rantankerous.'
Such slang words were common in
the 1905. Rambunctious is pro-
nounced m-BUNK-shuss.
Los Angeles: Recently I used the
word "comport" to describe a dish
for serving dessert. My friend in
slsts 1t should be compete" What's
the verdict?-M. S. L.
Answer-The dish for serving
compoteS has three sanctioned
names: comport, compete and COM
potter. The latter is the French word
from which the first two forms de-
rive. In compotier the m has the
French nasal sound. thus: kaw (n)-
poe-TYAY.
Pace: Please pronounce the names
Candac. and Berenice.-C. F. F.
AnSwer-tHndace is either KAN
duh-See, or kae-DAY-see Berenice
is BAIR-ee-NY lee. When spelled
Bernice, the nara. is either BUR-
Mss, or bur- MESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03

AMERICAN BANTAM 1855 roadster: oPA
eelling price S275. Sunday 10 am. to .
BUICK 49, 4 -door 'i sport Hf' phaeton original
finish and new top, good running condition
tra real 6aTgain far bel9w eeiing prize
sAfEs r. e. }sEas st E nT rs as AaSTo
BUICK 80 door touring sedan Road
master or rsrtDat black finish and
prize, trade and terms EicHBERa AuTo
cAbIILA o door Sc SEDAN any, t hp a car is
equipped with a very nice mellow toned
radio, also heater; IT has unusually good
dltion throughout; the OPA ceiling price is
I.h37; we will sell this car for several
hundred dollars under that price, If it's
Come to the TREW NC MOTOR ss CO.. e5'.s the
home of Trew value cars" i4th and Pa.
avn ays y Sc e Open evenings and SUNDAYS.
eean rsslo a BEN BALE P seS L
esTa2dEh IF aps TE 7 SEDAN
excellent Tres iast he s' thins nf for m 9gsns
1rds and serm Be R ReaER D Ho G sAI
cens pr nsee h0ay tsck aoas good tires
FORD 1910 coach; Al mechanically, very
m nj by private owner; $3.50 cash. 5o3s
FORD 1881 model coach, in good condi-
ton. with new tires; S175 cash and drive
It away. Glebe S119
FORD 1881 Fordor sedan; a very nice
little car: 1915. ME. 9182
F Fera 81 las5 F or SOD black s1s5- col
LINCOLN-ZEPHYRS, 1889, '3s and '37
model 4-door sedans; 5 to choose from;
PONTIAC. Alexandra, TIE. 291s, TIE 1885.
PACKARD 1884; driven less than 200
miles since overhauled, good prewar tires
ME. 91S2.
PACKARD 1941 club coupe; this car would
make a wonderful car for a doctor, or
professional man: immaculate; excellent
rubber must be seen to appreciate. BEN
DALI PONTIAC. Alexandria, TIE. 291a,
TAXI sndiqr P. o. c. for sale or trade
HI. 1406-J.k ~
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

II ACRES right off Barnesville Station I'd,
MONTGOMERY County, II clear. . acres in
25-ACRE WOODED TRACT, near Barnes
vile MONTGOMERY County; quick sale
1873: GOOD terms. Phone Rockville 124, g
on State highways, near prosperous towns;
also tracts on beautiful rivers of Southern
p HsFslan Nd LEONARD SNYDER La
a. ACRES on Georgia ave. in Silver
Spring, all, utilities available, perfect iocs-
ton for low-cost priority homes to be
ming. and Sunday GF 6l9I. 80
5l2 ACRES, miles from Rockville, 500
#, frontage on paved road, beautiful creek
rich ,I,-,G Chester loam soil; $3.50 an acre,
FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE-Acreage.
industrial property on Brentwood I'd. ne.
section Also vacant lot near ! 18th and
H SITS. ne. Call VIC. 2l42 between 8 and
ad IN r. .b5 aEITM tBa ,FRo - star. tina.
victory garden. Why not start one of your
own? Five-sCre tracts with G50-ft, 'front.'
age on Route -240 at Clarksburg. Montg
balance wears: good soil ELECTRIC, ,t tsls;
< Az BRicKLEY, Forest Glen. 81. 1851,
city imp. to to it: $4,000 ripe to develop;
low terms. 10 a, + mi. out. heavily tim
bered 3-road frontage;u city water, etc;
No. $40, Mont; CO., 81. $50 Is a., mr.
Falls Church Va, bet. ? hwys., $1,000
N E RYoN, co. GE. ei46.
acres; llac to Sc 50. It; adjoining north
major Governtnent protect now spending
IT; terms to suit FULTON R. GORDON,
owner p 12n r, developer Of Chevy Chase
m Brokers' attention.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON o. c.
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLANp.

TWO ACRES, s14.5oo, near Naval Ord
BUNGALOW. insulated; fireplace hardwood
WITH iayators, laundry tubs; INV P h; bear
ing fruit trees. good fertile soil: Z miles
ogt; $1,000 !. down JOHN BgRpoFT,
new. HOUSE ooN6 6ilffSp ''s ) bedrooms
Get. large lot fun basement. near bus.
Ely P BERGEN iFe Shown vi "a anytime Sead c"eV-
I ROCKVILLE ND Bungalows bedrms.
on large lot: best section; vacant; price
$3.50; E Easy y terms; BUELL. M GARDNER
l-room and bath BUNGALOW f fun bss tent
excellent condition; on large lot; near bus
ssG8 BuNGALGoW s Rlassed 53 hack
porch; fun basement, unfinished end floor
f9 5CRrS yith s S153 So cash ,o VA ala4
heat heat barn barn chicken house, garags; on
fsrns BUELL n a2kpSER p['f Z RELY Reilly,
B2fESf Ma R a6@& 2s9 s-room brick
apme eo rdsn to IRE Research Center wooded
IMMEDIATE PossEssIoN" in Green
Meadows, g; story asbestos. detached, s
Venetian blinds, combinat ton bath and and
9e sd9 IT, GO 1 yl9n so'75o. Phone WA
isRooM BuNGALow, ; acres: cleo; range
and refrigerator: running water; . miles
from nd D. G line; con oU 70 Bellevue
I'M EbT afq Session
-4213 Newton st, Cdmar Manor Md, mr.
Baltimore blvd. bus-5-room and bath
frame, 81 900 cash, $50 mo. FULTON r.
GORDON, owner pioneer developer of
d! $3.50 till o pm. Brokers, attention.
RiVERDALE, near University Park-At-
tractlve 6-rm. frame house, large liv. nm;
fireplace. glaSsed-in room, dining rm and
Kitchen; 3 bedrms. and bath on End floor:
oil h.-wh., full basement level lot and
garage; near bus. Price $500; immedi-
ate possession; Call Miss Gregory. with
QS2S: ewes, OIL. 2273
HfATTSVILLE-4-roo brick, large living
rm., bedrooms, tiled bath and shower, di-
nette and kitchen. stairway with finished
room upstairs full basement, air condi-
toned; $500 Call Miss Gregory. with
g B. ZANTZINGER. Jr., real estate, UN
OPEN SUNDAY, " TO s-Attractive knot
ted pine bungalow in Berwyn, only 3 years
old; Large living room. > bedrooms, bath
with shower, Kitchen dinette. Venetian
blinds, gas heat, gas range, water heater,
city water and sewer, fenced lot; con-
siderable space under. house may be en-
1000 cash. $685. monthly Out BALTIC.
blvd. 2>miles beyond Maryland Univ at
HOLLYWOOD Dog Kennels turn left Cherry
Hin I'd, 3l2 blocks to No 3 Austin Courts,
Eye AID; 6693, JAMES E. MAHONEY
Moodward Bldg Re, 24ll,
600; JusL the place for retiring folks. Box
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN Washington-
Modern brick store, leased until 1913 to
b6 can gFgsapzatqp at
with large adjoining parking area An
ideal, Investment with. splendid postwar
ton VIII Mr. Wolb ba F IA y G4s spD Wifh
SHANNON & LUcHs CO, 1905 H st. NV,
NEW COUNT APT. BLDG. in best NV.
Income ALMOST $4,000 A little over
will nsp hsnde bv I gDp 16S
TToNAI Really Co. '' 1883 Eye st. NV NV
NE; 11O9. RA; SI61.
F SITS. NV: brick building 3 apartments
ment; For inf9rma ton cali Nj Tracy,
PROMINENT NV. LoCATIoN-stonree' with
large shop. = apis; Of 3 rooms; kitchen
B BS G pfoe Effd sR aRS
FOR sALE16-apartmen house, s345, in
s Rnd aTs Bra H sq Nd s6ss
NEARBY VIRGINIA. large new apt.
ton. marvellous location: some apis have
2 bedrooms, large dinette and kitchen;
splendid investment for less than 8 times
business: only reason for selling. Box
ExcEPTIoNAL BARGAIN-11-11h R st.
price sos 600; b l., s:s5, 900; like to have have
equity cash This can't last long, Get
APT. HOUSE. Q units, fireproof, az yrs
old. well constructed; white tenants; mixed
SECTION ne; income $4,000, price. $40
ave neSoO E asnfs E sxsffRt
eI2EsF lq AID n arARfMPfS S Ri Bu fId
@ssds shnu aRL hSeHs RfErY4 CO.
CASH TALKS-This converted bldg. with
an income of nearly 5000 monthly is Of
fered for $50; 800 or less than times the
rental and the owners instructed me not
COHEN. RA;, 1919, without further delay
90 APIS, yrs. old. S149, 300: income
yfsA yf Ros SEsate Ab soo
WAREHOUSE AND SHOP, leased for yrs.
Inysstnsnt; $3.50. 81 i5e1 sOou s9:'0
to buy an apartment house COMPLETED in
1912. detached brick 5-unit apt. bldg
The owner, is leaving Wash. May L. He
q sm sa z E6r s ssEheT with PfG caRGs ei
n h3RF Sea aP4 R M5s Bloc ~ tho er.t
constructed bldgs.- We have ever had the
roomy .apts.; ideally situated in Alex. Va;
convenient to stores and transp.; gross
annual income approx; $4,000: price.
S T.3 900 with reasonable terms arranged;;
always remain We'll rented and is difc Witt
today yuo,lc Cali M Cohen: oE osss.
SHANNON d LUCHs CO., 1905 st. NV,
s-fAMfLY APT, $4,000, nearly new. de-
income $3.50. SAY RosESs. H H's a7 S56a''
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COMPARE OUR RATES before you borrow
ERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP, 1903 Balti-
more ave, Hyaitsville Md Wartield 3l8l
Ist-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; terms or monthly payments. P. j.
WALSHE, INC, LIB Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
WHEN YOU NEED a personal loan, 500
BANK OF COMMERCE.. AND SAVINGS,
9TH and E SITS. NV, National 70ll: H st
at North Capitol, Executive 2727. =,
MONEY ON SECOND rRUST-We will
huv second-trust notes D c. nearby Md
or Va Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1919
" ave NV Nationa 1898
LIST AND End TRUST LOANS--Prompt and
courteous service Consult us before bor-
rowing Lowest rates COLONIAL INVEST
MENT co SIT 9th st NV ID $3.50
MONEY on LIST OF End trusts; prompt
action, reasonable rates; nearby Md, Va
Or D. G property; THE AMERICAN CO.
s sea NJ LADIEs you nee need
N Sf5dSS IL GlS "A 81 1914 ( st. nv
secured notes at low rate of discount D. NJ
ia INTEREsT oNLY-L LET US i;'e combine
your 1st and Cd. trusts into one loan
without charge for appraisals Look ur
what you now are paying and then sec
us. We can save you money. HOWEN-
STEIN REALTY CORP, 141s H st. NV
loans. first, SECOND and third trust; or
METRO CO, 203 Woodward Bldg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-03
LOTS FOR SALE.

PRICE, $3.50; $3.50 cash, S25 per month;
average size; 5x130; within walking dis,
Naval Medical Center at Bethesda. Apply
I Room IA IA 7@4o Wisconsin ave. Be
BETHEsDA-on transp.; $3.50: $50 cash
S?5 per month, including interest. prin-
Gina! snd taxes Bradley 0o03
Ordnance Laboratory. White Oak, Mary
Meadow Wood Powder Mil Heiehts' Ia
mercial and industrial site. To inspect
call ROBERTS E. LATINER. 1913 Alaska
SELECT THE SITE for your postwar home
in Westmoreland Hills-Wa shington's most
carefully restricted subdivision, Buy lot
W HITS t fou dce wind
ing tree-shaded streets the seclusion;
the congenial neighbors provide an ideal
Home sites from S2,15o Call Mr. RoH-
LAND Oliver 324o. weekdays, and wis
c c Iaa4 evenings and SUNDAYS
BIG LOTS, Rockville, 50xt25 each; quick
sale sale: sec, 500 each; good terms. Phone
RUILDERS-Lots in Silver Spring on
Georgia ave. with all Improvements at a
price to build low-cost priority housing
81 YaP3TI ng S 81, os 6I9
District line, Sc, in MARYLAND, in lots suit
9h'e for restricted residential purposes 10
lrL }Qxl 90 now offered at 5000 .each.
sites al lowest figure contemplated by
owner No promotion or AGENTS inI oved
Private tender. Roy l00G. Star %
ATTENTION building lots
IN D. c.. paved street. water and sewer. on
grade; bus one block. 500 each Also 40
lots in Maryland, very close to D. c.. bus
one block: take all or part. 5000 each
I rmS Contact Mr.. Davis. with N c.
HINES & SONS, District 1879: evenings
SECOND COMMERCIAL. close to down
town; 10X90 fronting on paved st on
eraoe, paved alley: good ind commercial
ground Ike this is scarce. Contact Mr.
DAVIS, with N. c. HINES & SONS. District
,;l9, eyeningS Emerson 1871.
LOT, 5Oxs2ia, on wisconsin
ave, between and NJ Sis suitable for
heavy industry. Call Re. a216
GEoRGEToWN RID. within walking dis
lance Of the Naval Hospital and National
lnsutute Of Health-100-ft. frontage. 19c
10 &c per square foot
Jones Bridge I'd. block from Rock
Creek Park; in l2-acre tracts or more; loo
per square foot. E NJ FRY INC, 7240
WISCONSIN ave. Bethesda. Md, Wisconsin
CHOICE D. c. LoTS-West side esth st
South side Military I'd, off Nebraska
aye; 57-ft. front. corner alley: price.
Corner .?oxIoo, vic. Goth and Mckinley;
Floral, S., north side of 10th; 60xa3;
ments. LOUIS G. TOWBES, I104 VT. ave,
MA. ISL
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HOUSES FOR SALE icont. J

CoL0RED-2 semidetached a-family fats
1bTick) in good ne. location. with sepa-
rate gas furnaces for each apt These
extremely low. Price 5000 e each .' with fh1
seed cash ash payment Evenings I ph9ns Mr.
eo iKc Realtors s TM Is sd9 Iss
x 81, nv. DI. 1915.
GoLoREDn 7oy March 10th: Buy and
looms, , Kitchens red brick With With bay VIM VIM
dow. full basement h.-w.h.; close to
Trans, Irsnsp., schools and shoppins, This is
esS ea Call Ss a AZ Seo4 Z 200 down. Price
CoLORED-open for inspection Sunday
1i-5, 4l24 Grant st. ne. This beautiful
sold Sunday. without question. Containing
o good sized rooms, ultramodern kitchen
tlled bath, gas aforementioned heat 1t
terms. ar Raine, TIA. 293S' MARSHALL
J WApLE CO. DI 1916
C0LoRED-4015 Hayes St ne, at corner
baths, full basement, stucco, oil heat. in
Sulaleo' weather stripped, , large screened
podrehes: on fenced-in lot containing about
streeIcar: by owner: terms, FIR. 1880. s.
C0LoRED-10 rms, baths, INV h.; ex-
fenent c 8 9no near LIST and SITS. NV
C0LoRED-6 rms, tile bath, Colonial
type, h.-w.h., hardwood floors; near New
hampshire ave. and Park I'd; terms. NO.
CoLoRED 4I06 Grant st. ne: semi
detached brick about years old; large
living room, dining room and kitchen 3
large bedrooms and bath. built in garage
OIL INV h, screens and storm sash; Sill
30. LOWERY & MELTON, IA. 1876,
CoLoRED-36oO Blk. 10th st, NV 8 rms,
: rear porches. front porch oil heat
Price S9,450 81 600 down. Also 2100
blk. 18th ST. VT rms h,-wh all
modern cow Price, $3.50; 81 900 down
400 blk Irving n.w.-6 rms, oil heat.
Colonial front porch will sand floors.
paper and paint. Price, $3.50: 81 100
down; Call AID. 03S3; Sun, DE. 1869
ask for WILSON
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STORES FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN CORNER, 400 9th st, NV
Plans available now to remodel into ] or
more stores; over 5000 50 IT, suitable
for restaurant or mercantile business.
JEROME S, MURRAY, 1881 G st. NV
RE 246O
BETWEEN 18th AND 18th. and C SITS
26x1s; excellent retail location long term
lease only to responsible party. Box
Abe. Star
OPPORTUNITIES knock but once -
stores still available; ne corner, 18th and
H SITS. ne, adjacent Sears. Roebuck and
Giant Market parking: these stores To-
Gated in Washington'S largest purchasing
neighborhood. LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1868:
eve. AID. 22:t4
STORE, suitable for any small business:
approximately I7X35 feet: big show win
dow: facing two streets available imme-
diately: reasonable rent: inspection any
time 50 R; !. ave. NV, or call Nj 1896. a.
CORNER STORE FOR RENT-lO0O st
Sc. Call CO. 4334 from 10 a m. TO 8
p. m. Sun, RA 6S91
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MODERN DAIRY FARM, good land, ex-
cellent buildings: 8 miles from Frederick
Md Ashton 22S1
DAIRY FARMs-43o acres. 56 stanchions
modern home; 800 acres, 90 stanchions,
4 houses; 3S5 acres. "a stanchions, .
houses: 232 acres, IS stanchions, modern
home; liz acres, Frederick. Nd, "A
stanchionS. . houses. The above dairy
farms are priced at $4,000 up For
more information, call JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville RID >, Box B, Silver Spring,
Nd. Call Ashton 3S46.
VA. BARGAIN, so acres of good land
nearly new Groom house. partly furn., 8
baths: coal or oil heat; several good out
buildings several different kinds of young
fruit trees: good location. hard-surface
road, bus service: 40 min. to D. c.: sacri-
flee. Sl9,975; $4,000 cash. balance like
rent. For appointment call Vienna $50
WH!TESELL'S REAL ESTATE. Chain
Bridge I'd, Oakton, Va.
o ACRES, all clear, suitable for early
trucking; miles from Alexandria over
road, adjoining Camp Belvoir on
west side and close to Accotipk station on
R. F. & P. R. R.: cheap week lend camp
ing shack with expensive well at door;
fruit trees. Close to proposed new shir-
ley highway. Good investment at $1,000.
Half cash, balance monthly. Shown by
appointment. Phone Herndon SO. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY, Herndon, Fairfax Co. Va
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, Auctioneers.
rant and soda business; conditioning
good viii and leasehold Interest. t. BY viz viz
tue fi OF a chattei deed of trust recorded in
records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby,
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell by public
on Monday, March 5. 1915. at 9 O'Clock
p m booths, settees. paneling,, mirrors;
Coleman coffee brewer and stand. Vis-O-
I ~ peer dispenser, 10 Caf-O-11ite tables,
q ID chairs 4bie Is eGnnter s,oqlT
fountain units, work boards steam tables
charcoal broler, canopy, sinks, tables pot
rack, shelving. Juice extractors. mixers,
G6rliSwold grill; waffle IRON. POSTMASTER
fryer, exhaust fan, meat block. 2 Coca
1oia dispensers, ; National Cash Registers.
f fIicR airrcopd1ltioning system Neon sign.
fountain unit. sandwich box unit. toaster,
tables, REQUISITES, utensils. inlaid linoleum.
particulars of which will be announced at
time OF sale. Terms: Subject 70 a prior
cfhattel deed Of trust for 81 ,947 81. plus
Der Il, ga Balance ali cash, W
CAMERON BURTON THOMAS B. HEP
F ira trustees, INVESTMENT Build
ADAM a. WESCHLER & SON auctioneers
Retiring sale of bakery and confectionery
eauinment. machinery and fixtures ice
cream machine and cabinets. soda foun-
IAN. carhonator, refrigerating compresSors.
tanS. iron safe. cake ornaments etc by
auction at Germans Bakery & Confec-
tlonerv. 1891 GEORGIA Ave. N w also rear
IoT Upshur st NV. Wednesday. March
1915. commenCins 10 O'Clock am az
as Georgia Ave. NV Modern baked
goods display unit consisting Of sliding
plaie glass door adjustable metal shelf
wall cabinet with two plate glass floor
Glsplay cases and wrapping counter fcost
- .i0o); LIQUID CarboniC 1@-foot electrified
tnarble counter soda fountain with car
hohstor and mirrored back bar. single floor
display cases, two National cash registers
Frle daire thOuSeholdl REFRIGERATOR ped
estal wall and exhaust fans 4 & and -
mole ice cream cabinets = Frigidaire com
preSsorS. Champion combination ice cream
nach1ne-lce cruSher, small electric mixer
ice cream mculds and cans. scales. fruit
ilice extractor. Arnold drink mixer fudge
warmer. hiFh-grade cake ornaments. etc
also gas and coal fired bake ovens. portable
hlne-Shelt bread racks, tables 4 Read
MIXERS, ProgreSs bread slicer-wrapper 2
gas-hred candy furnaces. Henry e Henry
hermoStatic-controlled douehnut cocker
end dropper Duchess roll cutter. Hobart
cTumo grinder. can opener. apple peeler
ABOUT 100 baking sheets, pans. cup cake
ms and circles metal proof boxes. copper
heitieS. steel mixing bowls, bakers and
GangymakerS requisites. etc Terms. Cash
JOHN 7 GERMAN, retiring from business