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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28

| The home orchardlStS or COM
mercial grower who wishes to
produce peaches free of worms
must control the plum curculio,
and there are six ways of doing it.
In years of heavy infestation, it
will be necessary to use all six
steps in reducing the number of
curculios, according to DR.. Clyde
Smith, research entomologist for
the Agricultural Experiment sta
ton at State College.
The six steps Of fighting the cur
culio are burning such hibernat-
ing quarters of the pest as fence
rows and woods around the peach
orchard; jarring the trees as the
beetles leave their winter quar-
tiers; spraying and busting; pick
ing up the drops; cultivating while
the worms are in the pupal stage;
and spraying after harvest when
the curculios begin to move from
the trees.
During the winter the curculols
are found in the trash in and
around the orchard. Cleaning up
such weeds and trash in the or
chard and burning the woods back
about 300 yards from the orchard
has been known to kill half of the
curculois, according to DIR. Smith.
Before burning to control the
pest, he suggests that a burning
permit be obtained from the fire
warden, fire lanes be run to help
| keep the flames under control, and
that a calm day be selected for
the burning when the woods are
not excessively dry. Burning
should be done this month or the
early part of February.
The trees should be Jared when
the buds show silver or when the
average daily temperature has
been IS degrees for two or three
days. After the curculois have
been collected on sheets placed
under the trees, they should be
destroyed.
DR.. Smith says that the cur
culO1S come out OF winter guar
tiers and feed on the blossoms anc
tender new growth before any
peaches are present in which they
can lay their eggs. The first spray
containing lead arsenate should be
applied at this time.
Some growers have tried dust
ing with satisfactory results bu
it is not recommended in NORTH
Carolina for control of curculio il
years of heavy infestation.
l. Collection of drops every to
days will get about nine out of l;
worms that fall to the ground il
peaches. These small peaches
should not be dumped in streams
gullies, or woods, but should b.
burned or otherwise completed.
destroyed, according to DR.. Smith
After the worm leaves the peach
lit enters the soil and forms ;
| small cell. Discing the soil ono
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28

piled by power busters mounted on
tractors, railroad section cars,
trucks and other vehicles. Dilute
insecticidal sprays are applied in
congested areas by brooms or
booms on hose leads from 400-gal-
lon power sprayers mounted on
trucks. Herbicides are applied on
railroad properties by specially de-
signed booms mounted on engine
drawn railroad cars.
The railroads, nurseries, other
commercial concerns and farmers
cooperate with the project in a
united effort to control this pest.
In instances where it is more prac-
ticable, nurserymen, farmers and
private individuals apply insecti-
cides with hand busters, row.
crop busters and small spray units.
Nurserynen also take steps to
eradicate the beetle from certain
areas on their establishments by
funigating surface areas, which
are subsequently protected from
manifestations by barriers. While
fumigation is an effective eradica-
ton measure, certain factors make
it impractical to eradicate wide
spread infestations by this meth
cd.
Efforts to develop cultural meth
DDS of control that may be advan-
tageously applied to North Carolina
farming practices are being con-
tinued. 1t is hoped that practical
approaches to this phase Of white
fringed beetle control will result
in findings that will permit the
planting and harvesting Of seri-
ously affected crops on lands which
may be heavily infested with this
insect. There is evidence that clean
cultivation and freedom from ex-
cessive weed growth is of consid-
cradle value in controlling the
white fringed beetle.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28

1t takes hot potato to make a
sweet profit. Certified sweet po-
,atoes seeded in electric or fire
heated beds will yield a crop Of
certified checks.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
EXPERT ADVISES
BETTER PACKACINC

RALEIGH, N. c., Jan. 27-R)-
Vegetable and fruit producers who
have grown careless with their
marketing practices during the
past five years of abnormal food
demands, controlled prices. and
distribution practices that have
tended to discourage quality pro-
duction and proper packaging
must soon utilize the utmost care
and the most modern methods of
marketing if they are to compete
with growers in other areas.
This is the opinion of D. S. Mat
heson, vegetable marketing spe-
cialist with State Department OF
Agriculture and nationally known
expert in the sale of fruits and
vegetables.
Matheson considers the number
one item in this move to meet
competition the pre-packing or
consumer packaging" of all ber-
ries and large quantities of apples,
peaches, sweet potatoes, pecans,
and western N. c. Irish potatoes.
He advises producers to use
lighter and more attractive pack
ages for better display of products
and a saving in lumber and trans
portation weight.
Other points stressed by Mathe-
son:
Rigid grading Of each commodi-
ty designed for shipping long dis
tances so as to avoid as much
spoilage as possible, additional
marketing facilities and market
news services for western North
Carolina; and marketing agree
ment on white potatoes and
peaches, with extension of this
agreement to other commodities
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
Women Plan Entries
For Small Fruit Prizes

REDISVILLE, Jan. 27.-Farm men
and women from the Intelligence
School section who participate
in 1916 home garden demon
STATIONS in strawberries and 9TH
er small fruits include Mrs. Pete
Wilson of Ri. /, Madison. Mrs. o.
B. Forbes, Mrs. j. S. Carter, Mrs.
Robert McCollum, Mrs. ]. C. Peay,
Mrs. Charles Mitchell and H. w.
Collins, it was announced today by
H. R. Niswonger of the State Col
lege Extension Service, who said
that demonstration plants would
be delivered to participants after
cold weather is past. Niswonger
recommended the Massey variety
OF strawberry as best adapted to
Rockingham and surrounding coun-
ties.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
Entomo logist Gives Six
Ways To StopPeach Worn,

a week between May Is and July
5 will kill many of the curculois
while they are in the pupal stage.
In years of heavy infestation. 1t
is good practice to spray about
August 20 and again about Sep
TENDER Is with a mixture Of 4
pounds of cryolite to the 100 gal
Ions of water. DR.. Smith says that
cryolite is not recommended in
the earlier sprays because of pos
sible injury to the fruit. In com.
mercial orchards it may be neces-
sary to spray only few rows
nearest to the alternating quar-
tiers, where the curculio will spend
the winter.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
Horse And Buggy Serves
Where Autos Fear To Go

SALISBURY, Jan. 27.-Grandpop
was right. The day of the horse and
the big-wheeled buggy still is not
past.
Mrs. J. S. Taylor, vice president
of the Fink and Yost Home Demon
stration Club, lives on secondary
road which was impossible by au-
tomobile on the day OF her club
meeting in town this month. Mrs.
Taylor showed up for the session,
however, and presided in the an-
sence Of the club president. one
had arrived by horse and buggy
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
Union Women Claim 1915
Canning Title For Member

MONROE, Jan. II. - Neighbors
of Mrs. Amy Phillips of the Union
Home Demonstration Club are
claiming for her the Individual
state canning championship on the
basis of her record in 1915. Last
year she canned 5,478 quarts Of
vegetables, 200 quarts of fruits, Is
quarts of fruits, Is quarts of meat
and cured ATS pounds of meat in
addition to performing supervisory
duties at the Union school cannery
each week. Mrs. Phillips will keep
the unofficial state title until q
better record is turned up.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28

feeder before the rush Of spring
work starts. ca Grade yards and
lots to provide better drainage
away from buildings. (8) Ditch or
use tile to drain wet places. 90
Stake terraces on those fields that
are eroding. d0) Fence all areas
to be seeded for pasture. CID
Place order for material to con-
troll blue mold of tobacco. Q2)
Check supply of insectides for
early garden needs.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
||l1IL SPECIALIST
u;YSPREPARE NOW

,:o,ds on which plots of cotton
), he grown for the 1916 State
W. ERE Cotton Contest should be
s,.o+ed at this time; manure ap-
'nsd, if needed; and the soil
queen ppSu, and made ready for final
D'..o.nsrations in planting the crop.
Ps Tbpse suggestions are given by
shanklin, Extension cotton
y. ..oialist at State college, who is
W y charge of the contest. He points
u .he record of George H. Blan-
~. ~ Rutherford county, who won
w.. W., ~ contest last year with a total
' rs of 1000 POUNDS of lint on S
' 'cres, or more than IA bales.
ri planton turned under. a heavy
,ron of lespedeza during the fall
and prepared his land in Deem
s s In fact, he had been building
.is land over e period Of about
~ TO Is years with rotations. not
nv sn1v on the particular field where
sis contest plot was grown but
slso over his entire farm.
In March, Blanton prepared his
coed bed and then let the land
rest for about a month and firm
itself About the middle of April
hs applied 500 pounds Of 4-10-6
ner acre with a grain drill and the
soil was left to settle until May S,
when 200 additional pounds of
4.1n-6 was applied in the row and
the crop planted. "A well-rrepared,
firm seed bed is OF great import
ance in getting a stand OF cotton
in some years and on some Soils"
Shanklin said.
He also pointed out that it is
necessary to build up the soil and
increase its moisture-holding capa-
city to get the full benefit from
the fertilizers which are applied
to the crop.
1.-THE number of plants per acre
should be determined by the
qualities Of the soil and the amount
Of fertilizer which is applied"
shanklin said. "Blanton had about
10000 plants per acre. His rows
were 1858 inches wide on the
average and there were from 8
to plants about 18 inches apart.
AS one farmer said, he made
about four differ ent crops of cotton
on the same plants; one crop on
the bottom of the plants, one on
the top, another in the middle,
and the last out on the end of
the limbs. 1t takes cotton like this
to produce almost three bales
per acre"
There will be two state prizes
his year, a first prize of $500
and second prize of $500. The
tate is divided into three districts
or the purposes of the contest,
western, central, and eastern.
There are three prizes in each
istrict and they are $500, 5000,
nd $500 for first, second, and
nird places. Money won by land
ords and tenants with a joint crop
nil be divided on the same basis
S the crop itself.
Growers who won prizes last
ear are not eligible to compete
Or the same or lower prizes this
ear, but may compete for higher
rizes.
The plot Of acres must be in
ne single unit. and cannot be
ivided. Strains of cotton to be used
re those which normally produce
taple at least one inch in length.
Complete information on all the
equations of the contest may be
blamed from the county agent
each coI1r,fv
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1946-01-28
DIR. COOK APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 81 R) -
The Veterans Administration today
announced the appointment Of DR..
Robert c. Cook, SO, as acting de-
putty medical director Of the medi-
cine and surgery department. DR..
Cook, veteran Of two world wars,
was formerly administrator in
charge of the Denver office.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 194O 1H2-ton stake truck;
LIT l:aft. body; in Al shape; $500. RA
FORD le41 vannett panel truck with nes
motor, 9o-h.p.. in Al shape, $3.50. RA
G. nj. c. 1912 truck. .ak ton. stake body
excellent condition. Falls Church 23s4-J
PLYMOUTH coupe. converted to small well.
scHuIzE & allen. 4731 Elm st.. Bethes.
fii pfckTT Ma TGkUcik2oold GkUck@olds 1885 sport coupe
converted into pickup. perfect cond:. S3a5
below OPA ceiling. 1910 Ga. ave. GE. 9s4a
setuaI miies rrses. @ siso. saeeie5 Can Gs sse
III ii1sss.GToN pIcKuPs AND rANELs-DumDs
MOTOR CO.. 1900 Bladensburg I'd. Ia
ARMY SURPLUS TRICKS by CENTRAL
MOTOR co. authorized GMC truck dealer
stakss-f4} GMc ia tons' %, 1874.
H susesa1s4s aMc II tons .s-pas.
e5 qPs naas onc "a 81 TOMS eVi isss Mack ''as q.
Tractors-1s4e studebaker eh tons
semitraiiers--New. lotion platform and
stake. air brakes, 1.100-2o tires; under
Command cars-1s4s Dodge A-ton
Pieknps1Ie4s Dodge s.-ton, some with
wincheS. S515 and up.
Wreckers-1942 GMc 2h tons
Jeeps-1942 Ford; 1912 Willys.
Vans-1942 GMC 21a tons.
Caterpillar tractor-Allis-Chalm l.
tons.
Bodies-1o-ft and 12-ft. steel cargo
1912 DODGE suburban delivery tstation
wagon.
Trailers-Jeep trailers and 1-ton truck
trailers. CENTRAL MOTOR CO., 3143
Lee hwy, Arlington, Va. Daily and Sat-
urday, 8 to 6; Sunday, 10 to ). CHI. 1000,
To reach: Out through Georgetown. cross
Key Bridge, turn right onto Lee hwy.
tRoute 211 or 2a). drive II miles.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

STORES, WAREHOUSES;, OFFICES-Spe:
cializing in commercial and industrial
properties: will build to suit your require
ments. We have 33 locations in the Metre.
NEW BUILDTNG, 18th and H sts.-Ne.
retail and wholesale location. adjacent
Sears, Roebuck and Giant Super Market:
5000 50. IT. LIST floor, loading platform;
zoned End commerl.; all hreproof BLDG. );
usable. for of1ces. department. store. mer-
tenants requirements. VIII divide; Now
ready for occupancy. LOUIS BURMAN,
"a. "a l AVE. iSf s.E.-Business or professional
use. approx. 400 So. it. for lease; excel
lent location, reasonably priced. ACE
REALTY SERVICE, 1914 Pa. ave. Sc. LU.
FIRST CoIIMERCIAL-white or colored
vacant and immediate possession. 4lG0
Nn MINI. ave. n;e CLARENCE BERRY TR.
I7Os G ST. NV. mr.. State Dept.-Store,
22x4S, now available. Phone EX. 399S.
WISCONSIN AVE. 1st commercial s-room
dwelling, ideally located for conversion into
aetss asfS al ea S1ss0T Ms enstss 1850
nr. m 4th and H ne. Cali Ii. 1882
VACANT-Downtown 14th st. NV. avail
able Immediately II TO II INSPECT SEX rent
downtown gRa NV & location. Can rent dept dept
Dixie REALTY CO, Ma. $3.50,
90x260 it., very desirable Georgia ave.
location. especially suitable for super
market. L. H. CoLLEGEMAN, GE. s512,
Evening star., 1946-10-10
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS,

NEW-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the Den
Nap electric process; beautiful tread; 3
hour service: eleetric-treated sections il
capped at ARCADE Pontiac SSI1 I. c CO. PEW Wash
ington's. Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efficient
service.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate de-
livery: new shipment Just arrived; the
neatSst one you've ever seen. suitable for
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC. CO..
1887 Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Washing
tons LARGEST Pontiac Dealer.
CAR REFTNISHED-Now is the time to
have your car refinished by master paint
ers IN one of Washing tons largest modern
automobile plants; Prewar quality paint
now, ,MANDELL CHEVROLET. 18th and
SSSS PoSTia@ h9ps wNERs 5a; Ss AT eeSr,oN, t4eS W,
have Just received large shipment of good
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
viii also ut other models Of General Motors
Sssi desireo ARcAbE oRo poNT1ae oeSI ns'ea0n co
Trying s. nv; Ap. $500.
moisture bleed with overload switch, $3.50.
SCHULTZ d. ALLEN, 4731 Elm St. Be-
thesda. OIL. 1900. III
Evening star., 1946-10-10
TRAllERS.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con'
Ilyeriss being made mad 1oGLEyARp TRAIL, RAN,
blvd.. BerSyn. Nd. Tower 61es.
NEW AND USED house trailers on II te
"A month terms. Metal luggage trailers
TRf MER SALES. Route /. Berwyn. Md
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER-1f you wish
price, phone Mr.. BAKER, Berwyn. Md
NEW AND USED TRAILER COACHES 70,
accessories; visit our new display rooms
asns s1Oss ssis SeD's nsS Tas
INC, 4030 wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1921
NEW HOUSE TRAnERs are on display
again and ready for immediate delivery
best-built trailers in America now. VI
or E as EaS Uns sf a 81 ons asan or T All laes.
eay prssd Ss bs oPA co
&C.. s2s2 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring
TRAILEK RENTALs-Rent sn-steel utility
trailer. stake or covered. Also boat trail
g. closed sy gag Snser PICK GENITAL ia heas efsr
Err Co. 1880 Wisconsin ave. Wo. 1891.
KARRYALL KAMPERS, new. de luxe, and
EAdITyau utiilty tTdllcIS are On QlSpldy lOr
immediate delivery. COLE TRAILER CO.,
s232 90 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring, Md,
isis- s-FT RoYCRAFT house trailer, good
condition; cheap. See L. e. WALKER,
Woodley Trailer Park, ga mi. south OF
HOUSE TRAILER, 25hxs feet, Superior
Admiral, 3 rooms, sleeps 4, excellent condi-
tion. GENE zUECK, Hillside Trailer vii
lage, 500 Marlboro I'd. Sc. 13'
CASH FOR TRAILER in good condition.
IA to 20 #. full length closet, basin. i'm
sulation. at least 6h It. high inside. CAN
MR.. HARTMAN, Ii. 0197, before pm.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue Box II. Mayo. A. A; Co; Mo
SIX-ROOM HOUSE for sale. Cobb Island'
Md. For further information call Atlantic
LONG BEACH-Lots and cottages for sale.
on property every day.
Finest bathing, fishing and grabbing; care
fully restricted. Turn left to shore at st.
Leonard. Md. Solomons Island I'd.
BEAUTIFUL POTOMAC corner bldg. site;
5Ox125 it., at Coltons Point. Md: Ideal
summer and year-round location. Fishing.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr., & BRO. Ma. 1857.
DEALE. MD. on Herring Bay, 25 miles
from Wash; 2 mos. old, modernistic, win
terized cottage for year-round use; bed
room, living room, kitchen, gas stove
sandwich bar, bath, elec. pump, hot-water
heater, oil burner, large porch, concrete
floor; waterfront rights; lot 5Ox1O0;
S4,350, terms; quick sale, immed. occu-
pancy. GEORGE w. ROBERTSON, WI
FOUR LOTS, Epping Forest-Two-bedroom
furnished house, sleeping porch. living
room, fireplace, bath. electric range and
refriserator. Price, $1,000. CHARLES F
NEW NEW 4-R6OM AND BATH cottage. 80
miles out; screened porch; built-in kitch-
en- cabinets, complete bath; refined COM
munity; fine boating, fishing. swimming
S4,950; terms. BOND. ME. 9510... .
LOT, 50x100. Cape Anne 800 1t. from
bay; level, with trees. Sacrifice, SSoO
cash; RA. 5159. IL
Evening star., 1946-10-10
MOTORCYCLES.

AIS. Ariel Triumph, Matchless Norton
and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; some
&C and 500 &C models in stock. BRITISH
MOTORCYCLE SALES. 2O14 M st. NV.
HaR2GY Eai 1GfS' 1886; "A fat heads. Bud Buddy
seat and saddle bags. Excellent mechanical
cond. Call after 4 pm FIR. S106. Ill
INDIAN CHIEF 1916, good condition, ex-
S pm. and pm. $40 < st. ne. H.
BUDDY SEAT on 1945 Harley-Davidson
'45"; motor and tires perfect condition;
saddle bags. windshield, spillguards; 5000
miles; good paint job. 704 Devon pl.,
Alexandria, Va. TIE. 2040.. IL
MOTORCYCLES WTNTERiZED - Trained
mechanics give prompt expert service on
repairs and winter motor tuneup: lights,
brakes checked. new tires, wfndshtelds and
leg shields installed; all makes and mod
most complete stock Of accessories in
town: used motorcycles bought and sold.
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES SALES, Oil 9th
ny
Evening star., 1946-10-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APARTMENT BUILDING containing 134
units public dinng room beauty paror 9
nished. Situated on 3as-acre plot, beau.
saRnd sse wsman Ra and paea in
to % apartment hotel. GROSS annual income.
g at rsn1 syf saSs c
elusive agents, 1923 Connecticut ave.,
o-UNIT APT.-cor srd and sts: NV.
soned lst commercial. ideal office bldg. mr..
proofed: m astins s97 500. caii oWNER,
"A GooD aSon eYss eYPsKsopos1rroN for a roomins
house operator or investor: offered for the
close to Government depts. and downtown
business: can also be converted into apts.
a small cost priced Fgh f9 quick
phone p sess 81 a1a% csn or CO; 2s44. MAURICE
N. sALoMoN, CO., Real Estate. Loans and
GAsAgE Agssr br n3s %th mss sds dooi
Sestment With eonv. terms. LEO N.
hHRsS4es 51e S9 a4lS coRplst. neal
WOO WoopRiDGE. hist;qhi 9Th st. n.e-store and
an apt Are h0ass sueh s6 ID or Sc
zHSE REALT,xR Ia;a * SERVICE 1si4 Pa. ave Sc.
4-UN1l hFIS, e4Cel. Hc. iDC,, StoNco,
refgr.; nice. size yards; about 3 yrs. old:
~ times the annual rent. For complete
details call ACE REALTY SERVICE, 1214
Rf.t e. xsD r Pa S los9 TN Isl eommsreal
-3-story row brick, oil burner: easily re-
m9dsled p into store and d., ocsS - ssod5y
into an excellent income producer or will
make you a fine location for your own
business or professional use. S31 500. Call
M Crockett, Ex. 47s2 LEouM { GER
NEAR sEE IA KANSAS i AVE. and Shepherd i St. NV.
We have listed for sale = duplex
pay all utilities; apis. consists of living
room, bedroom, kitchen and bath; can be
purchased for below market value. Ad-
ditional information and inspection upon
request. JUSTINE & BERENTER, 1929
ysrmSnt ySrE1ENT ~ PNIyiERssgsAStFNTN.ar ri RssASt no
Capitol; S39, 900: regular iye-family apt.
prewar rents: $4,000 first trust; cash
above required; furnished heat only Call
1s5. M ss VIM. cAtoM1sIs PkopERffEs, Esshdss,
10l2 18th St NV; pI, 1855. -l2
condition, now occuDisd by going bgs,. ,sI.
to increase rents with leases; investment
at $4,000. Gall Mr.. Phifer. Ii. 1875.
Evening star., 1946-10-10
FARMS FOR SALE.

SUBURBAN ESTATE, near. Olney, Md
100 acres, large house. baths recenti,
stt1g neI in 1nS
eral smaller properties available. includ'
ing 50-acre property, good house. 4 bed.
ony 6fTn ssoSo sn
PIERsON, olney, Nd. Phone Ashton 3S2S
AckaS Ha TsSa1si nesn asilrcss snd ~ No
I; $35 80 per acre; +.s sell part or ah
Wash. near Laytonsyills, Montgomsry c., C.,
mile view, entirely under der, rich cultiva1ion va,,
ment: lovely modern residence. plus 2
tennnt houses: ADEQUATE and competent
hn nSM nh e Stores
es; win take moderate-priced property as
w, Mo. '47b4. with FRANK S. PHn.LIFs'
15s Ii ACRES, in Fairfax County, Va, on
County road 612-Includss house barn
sehoof saa fabase bas roates ss House needs
modelling. About 100000 ft. Of lumber
standing, with Is acres OF crop land.
acreage w;n ssn ar, r. Msnassas. For infoEmstlon.
ea q Mrts M wisen with sso4sssm
BLDG Ma. 475o; ewes, FIR. $500, Ext. 1873.
S5-ACkE FARM, N1rRlula, 30 u1IlcS W L. -.
-S12 300, $4,000 down, S75 a month.
Nice level land, 10 acres in timber acres
Of corn included in purchase price; Ex-
cellent 7-room frame dwelling, metal roof,
etc: modern bath, electricity. auto; water
system, cellar, plenty outbulldings, brooder
house, poultry houses, ETC.. fruit; mountain
view, hard road. " mile from village and
rr. station. Possession October 25th.
Many other bargains. r. @. PRINTz,
POSSESSION WITH TITLE-23 acres. l
cleared, balance wooded; W mile Of high
way, gravel road; 4-room bungalow; 1914
miles D. C.. line. Any reasonable o1er
under Sc, 600 will be submitted with cash
above trust. H. B.. MITCHELL. exclu.
6S4 ACRES. Sa5,OOO-This. large farm is
suited for dairying. or beef cattle about
500 acres in good tractor land, water by
springs, streams and we'll; the main house
has large rooms heat, bath, city .elec-
The ' other % buildings include tenant
houses, horse barn, tool sheds and other
buildings. Clear of debt, 90 miles from
Washington over State roads; S30,QOO
MASON HIRST. Annandale, Va, ct the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5Sl2'
cIosfNG ISssf sanaagAs estate, occupancy N; II mi
out in Md; Ter, big barn, 53 a. fertile
tobacco land; gold mine for, experienced
hustler; S11,500: want cash. We can
finance 500; fruit. fencing. well, spring,
stream: elec. close By. N. 3. RYoN co..