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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-03-18
w. MANSFIELD

Daughters, and on Friday evening
was hostess to the members OF
the faculty of West Mansfield
school. where she teaches.
Mr. and Mrs. c. Z. Kinney and
orand-daughter, Margaret Anne
Ninner, of Redwood, visited WITH
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S. Cornwith, the
mast weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Corn
with have been shut-ins most oI
the winter with flu.
A goodly number of the MEM
hers of the Baptist Missionary
Aid met with Mrs. Leo Mortimore
wednesday p. m. Mrs. Leo Arm
introut, recently arrived here from
England, to join her husband, was
a guest. .
Pvt. Charles Elliott, son of Mr.,
and Mrs. John L. Elliott, west OF.
town is spending an 18-day fur
Tough at the home of his parents.
pvt. Elliott is stationed at Cha
mute Field, III.
Harriet Chapter No. 252 re-
quests the presence of all mem
hers March 18. Honoring Mrs. Ger
trude Hartman, president of dis
trict No. H., 8 p. m. Masonic hail.
Ruth Elliott, o. E. S. secretary.
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Ridgeway

the noon hour.
Alice and Larry Boerger were
visitors Tuesday afternoon of
Mary Ellen, jeanne, and Jerold
Ramsey.
TIA Bernard NJ Beatty tele-
phoned his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Joe Beatty, Friday afternoon, from
Camp Atterbury, Ind, that he was
on his way to camp in Virginia,
where he would be stationed as
master mechanic on airplanes. He
arrived at the Union depot at Col
umbus, at p. m. Friday and had
lay-over there until 10 p. m. His
parents motored to Columbus, to
be with Bun until his departure.
Bernard got his master mechanic
degree while he was in the Pana-
ma Canal Zone.
Mr.. Robert Bell, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Bell, has been confined
to his bed the past week with the
flu.
Mrs. Carl Jones, while visiting
her daughter in Bellefontaine, took
suddenly i'll and was confined to
her bed for the past week. She
was able to be moved home last
Wednesday, but is still very poorly,
Mrs. Alice Predmore is confined
to her home with a severe cold.
Mrs, Floyd Anderson has re-
turned to her home after several
days with her daughter at Belle
fontaine. Mrs. Anderson is in a
wheel chair from severely sprain-
ed leg.
The NJ. and M. Circle met at
the parsonage Wednesday evening.
There were eight members pres
ent. Mrs. Grace Boerger is presi-
dent, Mrs. Ballinger is counselor.
1t. and Mrs. Hugh Hookway and
Miss Elaine Ballinger made busi-
ness and shopping trip to Column
bus, Saturday.
Dille-Kinney Vows
A quiet wedding ceremony was
solemnized Sunday, March 10, in
the church at New Hampshire, u
hitting in marriage, Maybelle Ollie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Ollie, Ridgeway, and Elton Kinney,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Kinney,
Rushsylvania. A double ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. A.
E. Oliver, pastor of the New
Hampshire church, at the noon
hour.
The bride chose a medium blue
dress with pink and black access
orieS. A corsage of pink roses was
pinned on her shoulder. The groom
wore a blue suit and white car
nation. The bridesmaid, Mrs. Mer
ritt Perry, Ridgeway, wore a pink
dress, with black accessories, and
the best man, Mr.. James Warner,
Springfield, brother-in-law of the
groom, wore a brown suit. The
wedding march was played by Mrs.
James Warner, sister of the groom.
She wore an aqua suit with brown
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SATURDAY, MARCH q
At 1890 O'Clock:


2-HORSES-2
Mares black, gray, and IL years DID,
6-CATTLE-6
by side; Guernsey heer
springer Guernsey DID, been fresh months and
bred Dec 15th Guernsey Jersey old been fresh mont two
heifer calves, months old.
I7-HOGS-17
Two brood double mmuned and due to
aTrow April 2; IS Shoats weigh about go lbs
2O-SHEEP-2O
Twenty head of Shropshire and halfblood with wool
ages yearlng to full month"; and lambing
BROODER HOUSE
About 100 head of White Leghon yeang hens l0X2 boodr
house. good brooder stove; some feeders.
CORN AND HAY
About huked about tons of alfalfa hay
about tons of timothy hay
New preader good Superior 1913 grain drill
and 7oo binder; planter; moving
machine; John Deere 2nch Su breaking pillow; hay loader disc
harrow harrow uy hay rake grappe hay fork four
powS walking breaking land roller grind stone she'll
hog feeder lard kettles fence sechers lawn
good of harness. several leather collars Economy
Chief 40Ob capacity electric separator good as new
GOODS
Hot Blast heating Southbend maeable
Homestead electric washing machine dining table and six
chairs buffet reed davenport rocking chair two stands White sew
ing machne drop leaf table; 9x12 bedeads springs
and porch swing gal ice freezer electric on
Terms: Cash Lunch by Warrensburg Ladies Aid
JOHN H. RIESTERER
odus Cranda Delaware 1882 Paul MOseIey Clerk
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to the Antonio hospital for obser-
vation recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Ramsey
and family spent the weekend at
the r. E. Lindamood home at Hud-
son.
Rev. Ballinger attended a minis
terial meeting at the first Metho-
dist church in Kenton, Monday.
Elmer Taylor, of Santa Fe, O.
hio, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ram
sey's were Sunday dinner guests
at the Willie Ramsey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair Boerger
and family were Sunday afternoon
callers of Mr.. Boerger's mother,
Mrs. Fred Orth, at Marysville.
Mr.. Clifford Lowe and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Grow, of McGuffey, were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernie and daugh-
ter, Helen, were Saturday callers
at the Walter Anderson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Mabrey and
family were recent visitors of Mrs.
Walter Anderson.
Miss Donna Wren was an over
night of Miss Joan Beatty Mon
Gay night.
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BY MRS. HELEN SIEG

Mrs. Wilda Dill spent the week
end with her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kerns
in East Liberty.
Mrs. r. d. Newman visited
Thursday and Friday with her
mother, Mrs. Ada Barr in Mechan-
icsburg.
Mr.. E. P. Harvey was admitted
to San Antonio hospital, Kenton,
last Friday. Mr.. Harvey is suffer-
ing from asthma and heart trouble.
Mrs. Pearl Middlesworth is en-
ioying a visit from her daughter
and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Judinian and grandson,
Danny, of Providence, r. l. On
Sunday all the Middlesworth child
rem with their families will be re-
united in~the Mothers home.
Mrs. Lena Williams spent last
Friday with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Williams, Dayton. Her grandson
returned home with her for an ex-
tended visit.
Miss Leila Little, of Columbus,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Johnson, of
Mt. Victory, are spending the week
end at the A. B. Barnes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Justice, of
Elyria are guests of Mr.. Justices
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alva JUS
tice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Skidmore
were in attendance at the funer-
al service of Mr.. Skidmore's cous-
in, Harry E. Watkins, in Zenia,
Thursday.
Mrs. Raymond Elliott and Mrs.
Hugh Wagner were hosteSses to
the Past Time club members at
the home of Mrs. Elliott Thursday,
On Wednesday night Mrs. Eur
ton Pratt entertained the mem
of the Hope Circle of Kings
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BY MRS. JOE BEATTY

Mrs. Ada Derringer and family,
of Ada, were Sunday guests of her
sister, Miss Ruth Cantrell.
Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Jones cele-
brated their 49th wedding anniver-
sary Sunday at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Hollington Thomp-
son, at West Mansfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ashcraft
and daughter, Dianna, of Middle
town, were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Black. A delight
full three course dinner was served
at the noon hour by the candle
light of Mrs, Ashcraft'S birthday
cake, honoring her 37th birthday,
Mrs. Sinclair Boerger and fam
lily were supper guests Tuesday
evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. MarloWe Ramsey.
Mrs. Howard Spillman is report
ed on the sick list, unable to per-
form her duties as clerk at the
Red and White store, this week.
Mrs. Don Petit is taking her place
until she is able to return.
Rev. A. E. Oliver was a caller
in Ridgeway, Monday. He reports
that Mrs. Oliver is somewhat inn
proved from her illness.
Sinclair Boerger and family
spent Thursday at the Richard
Ramsey home, helping to shred
corn.
Mr.. James Smith is reported to
be somewhat improved at this
writing.
The Youth Fellowship group met
at the home of Mrs. Joe Beatty,
Thursday evening, to honor the
18th birthday anniversary of Miss
Joan Beatty. Joan received many
lovely gifts and the evening was
an enjoyable one.
Mrs. Doda Henry is reported not
so well again due to a severe Stom-
ach ailment.
1t. and Mrs. Hugh Hookway
and Rev. Ballinger made a busi-
ness trip to Kenton, Friday,
Mr.. Raymond Jones, of Mt Vic
tory, was a caller at the Joe Beat
ty home Friday.
Mrs. Nora Copp was hostess to
the c. A. d. Sunday school class,
Thursday at an all-day meeting.
A pot-luck dinner was served at
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Friday, March %

Jack Watson, 5 mi. west OF
Plain City, II mi south of Marys-
vile, Is Holstein cows and heifers;
milking equipment; horse; 85 hogs;
40 sheep; tractor outfit; pickup
baler; combine; implements; hay
grain and straw; household goods,
Simpson & Son, auctS.
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Thursdaq, MarchI2l

Roy Aspinall & Tom Brown, l
mile south of Middleburg, 13 miles
west of Marysville, 81 registered
Holstein cows and heiferS, AZ
hogs, SO sheep, milking equipment,
tractor outfit, feed, implements.
Simpson & Son, and Chester Teets,
auctioneerS.
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"Wednesday. MARCH 20

Noel Brown 5 miles south of
Marysville, 6 miles north of Plain
City, 2 horses, II cattle, 20 hogs,
chickens, hay and grain, tractor
outfit implements, some house
hold goods. Simpson & Son, aucts.
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Monday, March 25

Mary r. Huber, Milford Center
Rt. 1, registered Guernsey cattle,
farm equipment, corn and soy
beans. Simpson & Son, aucts.
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Thursday. March %

Henry Conklin, on us. Rt. AZ,
halfway between Plain City and
Delaware, Ohio. Registered Hol-
stein auction, 80 cows, heifers,
bulls, 10 grade Guernseys and Jer-
Seys. John c. Baker, Fred Simp-
son and Ed F. Buck, aucts.
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Wednesdav. MARCH 20

Max Bailey, 21a mi. southwest
of Pharisburg, Z mi. north of Mar
ySville, A cattle; Y hogs; hay and
grain; tractor outfit; combine; inn
plements. John Pfarr, Jr., auct.
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Friday, March %

William Herchehahn, 2 miles
of New Dover on the Bellville and
Stiner road. Complete closing out
farm sale. Simpson & Son, auction
GERS.
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Mrs. L. M. Copeland / mi. south
of Magnetic Springs on DR.. J. F,
Conrad farm, houshold goods. John
Pfarr, Jr., auct.
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: PUBLIC SALES
Coming in County
Tuesday. March 10

ArlusS Walters, 2 1/2 miles
northwest of Newman bridge, 3
miles southwest of Green Camp.
General farm sale. John Pfarr jr,
auct.
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Tuesday. March 26

Bert Yearsley, Broadway, o.,
known as the Cranston farm, cat
tie, hay and grain, miscellaneous,
household goods, Simpson & Son,
auctiOneerS.
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Saturday, March %

Milo L. Myers, executor, resi-
dence of DR.. II. B. Turney, 214 w.
3rd. ST., household goods. John
Pfarr, Sr., auctioneer.
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Tuesday, March 10


Barnett Marshall and Davis, on
the Ned Barnett farm, 2 miles
south of Broadway Complete clos
ing-out farm sale. Simpson & Son,
auctioneerS.
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PUBLIC SALE

of my There
miles Ostrande
Springs mile south of u Route
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Wednesday, March 20
c. A. Stage, / Ia miles east of
city limits of Delaware, imple-
ments, horses. Odus Crandall,
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ADVERTISE IN THE. JOURNAL
Evening star., 1946-03-25
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH. on Cnesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. WI,ts
HOUSE OR COTTAGE wanted, compi.teiy
furnished. at least 3 bedrms. all modern
conyenienees esi,, de ts on water front within 50
oWNERS-If you want to sell your cottage.
ER Sfsasi q SSS.afs raemai ss i cSa EsSs
Ma; 6229; Waterfront Specialist --25
ALL-YEAR, 5;room, partly furn. cottage;
sd sHsea aueP eHFsa pu 1850 good 0athas
WANTED TO uT-Watsr-fronts cottage.
DESIRE TO RENT furnished cottage. pref
erably at Sherwood Forest. Eppns Forest
ood as care Evil R sF bs T21h Phone a D 1888
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-For sale only.
beautiful view facing the bay; bedrms..
glsssed sleeping porch. lge. liv rm with
replaes' ge porch all completely copper
log din nm, h.-w,h,, elec. range, refgr..
S{gsiVe Wis svs with No5THWEsT RI KyE REALTY s6
FRANKLIN MANOR, near Galesville, on
the Chesa sapeske-This attractive 2-story
colony is an ' ideai m spot to ssrti spend the sum-
mer. The house is completely furnished.
ineluding electric refrigerator and radio,
35 miles from the Capitol. Price, $1,000.
For further information call Mrs Murphy.
ewes. and Sun, MI. 5000: weekdays, DE,
41o1. FRANCES POWELL HILL, sos
FuRNIsHED Fur rs HEn COTTAGE for sale. Dare.
Beach. Chesa peake Bay. Al miles from
Capitol; 5 rooms large porches. ami,
elec, refer.. gas range, tiehtly screened.
garaee: restricted. SP. 04S1-W.
LOG LODGE, ideal summer home overlook
ing Lake Jackson, 80 mi. from D, C. in
Virrnia fishing. boating. swimming, log
lge bedrm.. sleeping loft. kit, complete
bath. h.-w. heater: some furniture included
in price of 81 $50: low down payment, easy
terms. MCKAY Il MCKAY, Mclean, Va.
GIL S615 -25
Evening star., 1946-03-25
LOTS FOR SALE Cont J

TT. DAVIS PARK-sewer and water avN
!; essoss. ,. 80?
blocks north on dlebe I'd from Lee hish-
to fn pee ssoaS ssf%s
Estiu Exsiasiys (, agent saaai A. H. DANIELS. Rsai
ARIINGToN, fOaft Within 2M blocks of CEN center
of Clarendon shopping Level corner lot
Across street from grade school Price.
paa 'fs@i Fes Esssta EsslusHs Gr 4Sso $780,
popular Beverly Hills. Has frontage on
Pree saso0 terms dssfn Esciusiss
agent, A. H. DANIELS, Real Estate, GL;
Isl COMMERCIAL, Silver Spring. on sliss lis
ihs ass5ssSilTs; saGsv Md ss[ VIZ 5000. Open ssiiy
TT sSt s.easas. on
Baltimore blvd HyattsvilIe, Nd: WA.
5000. Open daily and Sunday until m.
FOR sALE-Lots in Gaines Addition No. L
Hri, XII be 3 PLACED on the market immediately.
ahss s the H ya aks % sam s' Fl s soSs ssG
E,s Is 9hs miles from Arlinston Court House, SSa
70 9ts E p7es M II 81 size tIn from sso so99 70
", GAINES. l431 Court House Square.
HoMfsTTEs-Hlshwood dr.. Sc. 5oxIa4.
Sl,750; Greenville dr.. Sc, 60xl25, 81 800:
silver Spring, Deerheld ave, 50x130.
Sl.9oo; all Utilities, paved streets: excel
lent value. SCOTT SANDERS. TR. 1858.
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT, 25x120. in NE.
oWNER u, HoSart goSa fo5 a sa' business
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS-iz acre or
more in Bradley Hills Grove; exclusive
sopntry SnntCy, CLUB M SECTION. OIL. 1859. 25'
selection Sae Of lots for ow-cost group houses.
& SONS o d5ls st, NV. ma. 5306. -25
~ YOU PLAN TO BUILD this spring and
you want space for garden and chickens,
see US for lots in Silver Hill, Suitland, For
estyille; Parkland. Oxon Hill. Temple Hills
and Clinton: price reasonable. terms. CAL
Mr.: Foley, with DEWEY M FREEMAN,
1000 Branch ave. Sc. Spruce 0767 81
CoLoRED-Beautiful homesites 5oxl1B
#. or more 46th and Blaine sts. ne. one
block from, Central aye Terms as low 80
S25 mo. DAVID COOPER. 500 st. NV,
Room 400 -o5
coLoRED.,,th AND DIX SITS. NJ
1900 PIX 6oo Fitch pl ns-4 lots; 25xso
You st. North 49O1. Is
Evening star., 1946-03-25
OFFICES FOR RENT.

ATTENTION DENTISTS, once space, End
floor, corner 14th and Newton SITS. NV;
Ideally located. AID. 57o1 for further
WELL LIGHTED RooMY OFFICES avail
able Immediately, 1908 G st, NV, near
STATE Dept. Telephone or apply in person.
MAH-TELEPHoNE address office, $40 mo.
telephone. Call DI 5000 ~
1907 EYE ST. NV. Medical Center-600
II. OF attractive space on 3rd floor of
building, modernized for business uses
CAL MT: Crockett: AD 1900, LEGUM d
WILL SHARE furnished otice. mail and
phone service. L. J. COWIE. 500 Eye st.
NV. 40
PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite. completely
furnished, located in 200 block Pa. ave.
nv S45 per mo. EX. 1874. -
UNFINISHED OFFICES for rent, single
or en- suite; newly modernized and redeco-
rated. Location, 9th and New York ave
nm. Shown by appointment. Call
MYRTLE A. WEADOE CO., exclusive agent.
DI. 1854. -27
vACANT-3-story ONCE bldg. 1st CONNER
cisl; suitable for ofices or business. About
1000 square feet. viii rent part or as
an entirety HENRY SALUs. 92O New
York ave. Phone Ma 1862 -25
FOR RENT-Furnished office or perma-
nent address. Box 347-V, Star. IS.
Evening star., 1946-03-25

GI HOME BUILDERS, ATTENTION-We
specialize in subdivision acreage for GI
homes. See Mr.. Dixon, with ROBERT
L: McKEEVER CO., Shoreham Bldg. Ma.
RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS, 2 to 5
acres, $500 to $500 per acre: miles
from D. C. line, near Clinton. Md. Elec.,
phone, mail delivery. school bus and water
do not answer this ad Property miles
from transp, OWNER; Sligo 5533; 20 20.
ing drive; sewer, water. 3way quick trans
portation: tremendous demand for housing;
800 acres, sell all or part: for houses.
apartments; over miles on big highway:
consider builders offers to build or CO. -op-
O'HARE ESTATES. MA. Obs8. -26
A CHOICE 5-acre tract. located on paved
road, about miles Silver Spring; 120 as
sorted fruit fruit trees, deep well ES snd small
PRICE & CO., ME. 1850 81. 1929. -26
BEAUTIFUL S-acre tracts. fronting on
hard road; stream: near Washington.
Private owner. CHI. 2437. 25-
SIX ACRES excellent land. frontage about
200 #. on Rt. No. $40 and l.30Q fl. on
county rosd. 80 miles from Washington
Beautiful building site, with view Of noun
tsins. Some trees and year-round spring.
Price. 81 $50. Box BIT, Star. -25
2H ACRES OF LAND in FaiEfsx Park,
Va, For information call CHI. s706.
Evening star., 1946-03-25
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD.

yACANT-New 4-room bungalow. all mod
retired couple, ideal for greenhouse. poul-
H25ton. aoHn HgRD9sTB Md 3s4sB. c0lesville' Md Call
se Asa On se sfe o sDPaf eoa hest s1ce
condition; bedrm. and lavatory on 1st
floor Only S9a50 on terms. KAY REAL
TY CO.. RA. 200, 55o5 Georgia ave- w.
COLLEGE PARK. MD.-Beautiful home
with 4? acres of land. in sight of University
outbldes.; land IS suitable for $ subdivision;
price, $4,000. CLAY's REAL ESTATE.
BUNGALow-J.-M shingle, few blks. over
GOOD E come ae 1mi BJRaEss x IS hSa' a4
t rZs fe Re- 2se9 1 s brick bun
ealow, nearing completion. s lovely rms ;.
arse 1st se9lase rec 5m BRcsss I'll ass hfs g4
e. sye !ss slsj4so FR es6s I iii pAoAss O. S
bunsaloW. TIED bath, full basement coal
hfs5 Jess s sss4 f'Ps P fs"e sss ss5Ss
5 '1u ACRES, II D. BROOM HOUSE, bath, he heat,
sda RdsE RostViis mEhhsf Nd L. phdDa a1stE9 49,
NJ bdnss Raxsd FSsa Near soatv avs Md
slaa Rodf1lfe. RSaffE Md. phons phh@ah553a 5a3 Sr0sius
ONE TO FIVE ACRES, very desirable
known as the. Gordon Tract. 4 miles from
Rockville Priced $500 to 500 per acre.
ardss E KEhdy-E Rds Rde.Iln l. HYRLEyE y ARgE
GREEN MEADOWS, MD-6 rooms, bath,
cleo, oil heat hwd. floors, corner lot. land
sa5S On efms rs aRvN RS RESIT Il aGG
co. Hyattsville 0334; eyes,. WA. 1891;
At COLEsvILLE HEIGHTs-over acres.
dwelling and farm buildings, stream water.
additional land if desired: immediate pos
Box 341. Silver Spring. Nd -25
$4,75O BUYS THIS 5-RM. BUNGALOW on
lot 40x2oo conveniently located in Brent
wood, Md: ROBERT S. DAVIS & Co,
5000. Open daily and Sunday until q pm.
NEAR BRANDYWINE. MD. 1s mi. 3. C,
on State road; very attractive log house:
Comb huge 0are rear Kit poreb snd sfo dn
range; oil, air-cond. heat Also unfur-
and in white board fence; $500 for rAanG ali;
Ioen completely fpTnishsd shogd pass
BETHESDA, suburban area. near Potomac
Quite an. attractive 3-bedroom brick
rooms and bath on 2nd floor. and COM
pletely finished apartment, in basement;
CASTLE MANOR, Hyatts. area--This love-
ly brick bungalow is worth seeing, bed
rooms, /; r; with fireplace. d. r., kit, all
with picket fence; coal h,-w h: only yrs.
old: Immaculate. condition: S15,750. T. D.
BURGESS, 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. FIR. 2s02
until 3. Us
Evening star., 1946-03-25
SUBURBAN sAlE-vvRcINIA.

HOMES FOR SALE in Arlington or Vi
sinity: sy: OLIVER YER, M. cREEKMoRE. Real
ssRooMI ssHaSe; IN FRAME aS HOUSE, completely
modern. excellent condition, large base
ment. garage, large lot; close in; 3 blocks
from bus; beautiful surroundings: S17,95O
Call MISS KING Monday, CHI. 0723. -25
BEAUTIFUL POND surrounded by trees on
top OF gentle rise makes this lovely To-
cation for home; long frontage on route
80 tMiddleburg pikel, IL miles from Pair
fax. wonderful buy at S14O to S16O
per acre. according to amount purcha sed
40 to 90 acres available. Don't fail to
see this ideal location. Call MISS KING.
CHI. 0723. -25
JUNIOR AND SENIOR ESTATEs-Coun-
try gentlemen, attention. Please consider
acre; brick rambler, completely
fenced, with rooms and tiled bath on st
floor; plenty room for additional living
quarters upstairs; a beautiful home; i'm
mediate possession; worthy of your in
spection this week end; can be bought
furnished.
9 acres. A modern brick. in immacu-
late condition with 3 bedrooms and 2 tiled
paths; large living room, kitchen and
dining room: full basement, of course. En-
coming summer months: stream on rear
Of property.
40 acres and 55 acres: only aKz and
"a miles from the District; beautiful
grounds in each case modern buildings, !
brick and / frame. If you ever wanted a
close-in estate. don't fail to see these
homes. You'll, be sorry: Shown by ap.
pointment only. ARLINGTON REALTY
CO., exclusive agents, GIL 1900, OK 4123
Evening star., 1946-03-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT,

NEAR 18th AND MASS. N.W.-Brfck bldg.
first commercial suitable for ofices: ali
outside rooms: over 1900 50. IT: avail
able now on long-term lease. Call A ].
WERNER. ME 1855 -26
ROCKVILLE, MD.-Attractive brick busi-
ness BLDG. 3Oxl00; center of business sec
ton: ideal for restaurant. auto dealer, re-
tail store ete. Available soon. Cali Mr.,
K st. NV. NE. 5400. -56
IN N commercial and industrial properties.
WIN build to suit your requirements. Lo-
cations available. LOUIS BURMAN. RE.
NEW. STORE to be constructed, approx
mately 35x15, in industrial commercial |
area. opposite entrance to Administration
BLDG; OF Navy Yard on 1lth st Sc One
OF the most Travelled streets in the city.
SENATE REALTY CO, 1l09 Eye ST. NV.
VACANT. FIRST COMMERCIALS
building. about 4 900 So it.: suitable for
any wholesale or retail business: reason
able rental. HENRY SALUS, 92O New
York ave. Phone MA 1852. SIS
VACANT SITE, I'll H st. NV, IS 75xIO5
WI lease for term of years. Ideal for
prefabricated restaurant building. etc
ROBERT W. SAVAGE. s13 Union Trust
Bldg, MA. 1890 -2I
INTERESTED IN PURCHASING lot ap-
proximately 60x120 or larger, or purchas-
ing or renting building same size, such as
warehouse. laundry, garage. etc: must be
IN colored section OF city. Write Box