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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
Jeun Thurp Dies
At RuyvilIe, La.

Baby. Jeanne Tharp, two and a
half year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Tharp, of Rayville,
Louisiana, died at the A. E. Conway
Hospital in Monroe, Louisiana, at s
P. M, March 21st, 1947.
Funeral services were conducted
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. L. L.
Johnson, at 2 o'clock Sunday after
noon, March 23rd, by Rev. Mr..
Giles, assisted by Rev. Gattis and
Rev. Peyton. Interment was by her
baby brother in the Hall cemetery.
Besides her parents, baby Jeanne
is mourned by her brother, Martin
Jr., her grandparents, DR.. and Mrs
L. l. Johnson, 504 Coleman Avenue,
Monroe, Louisiana, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bart Tharp, Rayville, Louisiana.
Mrs. Tharp will be remembered as
Joe Johnson, granddaughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Baker, of
Acona.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

Creomulsion relieves promptly be-
cause it goes right to the seat Of the
laden ,,hiegm, and aid nature to soothe
and heal raw, tender inf1amed bronchial
mucous membranes. Tell your druggist
to sell you a bottle Of Creomulsion with
the understanding you must like the
way. it quickly allays the cough or you
are to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
For Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Soeiety
Legion Auxiliary District
Meeting Held In Cunton

Mrs. w. A. Fisher, Department
president, and Mrs. Bob Ayers, De-
partment Poppy Chairman, both of
Belzoni, stopped in Lexington Fri
day on their way to District meet
ing of the Legion Auxiliary at Can
ton and were Joined by Mrs. E. H,
Skinner and Mrs. Goldie Rogers. re-
representatives. of the Daniel w. Beall
Post No. IS Auxiliary.
The Canton meeting opened at
10 o'clock in Cresap Hall in the old
USO building, Invocation was said
by Mrs. w. A. Fisher. Mrs. Williams
of Yazoo City, National vice-presid-
ent of the Southern District, gave
an interesting talk. Mrs. Fisher and
Mrs.. Ayers also gave interesting
talks.
Reports from various units were
read. Mrs. Skinner read the report
from Lexington.
Mrs. Tom Wallace was reelected
president of the 9Th district.
Plans were discussed for Girls
State to be held in Jackson, June
30th, to July 5th. Any organization
may sponsor one or more girls. For
further information write to Mrs. 7.
K. Webb care of the Memorial Build
ing, at Jackson.
The October District Meeting will
be held in Lexington.
A delicious spaghetti lunch was
served.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mrs. S. l.. Donald and Mrs. A.
Lewis of Greenwood attended the
Garden Pilgrimage at Natchez last
week. Mrs. Donald also had the plea
sure of seeing her son, Seaman 11c
Walter l.. Lucas who was there on
the u. S. S. Putnam which was an
honored ship and crew of the Pill
grimage.
Seaman Lucas was the only Miss
issippian on the boat He is native
of Holmes county.
Seaman Lucas had served four
years in the navy on tanker. After
receiving his discharge he re-enlist-
ed recently.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
VIEW Auxiliary Will
Install Officers Tuesday

A regular business meeting and in
stallation of officers of the VIEW
Auxiliary will be held on Tuesday
night, April 9Th, at 7:30 at the City
Hall. Mrs. Marie Hester, of Green
wood, will be the installing officer.
Other out-of-town guests will be
present for the installation.
After the meeting refreshments
will be served to the members of the
Auxiliary, guests, and members of
the VFW Post of Lexington.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
Children Clinic At
Goodman April 9th

The Holmes County Health De-
partment will hold medical con-
ference for white children, ages six
months to six years, at the Goodman
Health Center, Wednesday, April
9th, 900 to 1900 A. M.
All mothers are urged to take
advantage of this opportunity to get
their babies examined DR.. Elizabeth
Suskind, pediatritian from New
York will be in charge.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
TCHULA

MI. end Mrs. Sam Bridgers Have Son
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bridgers an
nounce the birth of son, at the
Community Hospital in Lexington.
Mrs Bridgers is the former Frances
Vandiver, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Vandiver.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mrs. Emma Hale and Miss Frank
Virgins, of Jackson, accompanied
Miss Addie Virgins, Mrs. Annie
Clover and Fletcher to Memphis
last Sunday for medical treatment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
BeuIoh Boptists PIon
Easter Egg Hunt

The public is invited to attend the
annual Easter Egg Hunt, to be given
on the lawn of the Beulah Baptist
church on Easter Sunday morning,
Immediately after Sunday School,
April 9th.
We especially invite those who
haven't attended our services, to
come to our church Easter Sunday
morning at 10 A. M.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mrs. H. P. Hammett was Jack
son visitor Tuesday.
Jackson visitors Monday were Mrs
Frances KERN, Miss Necie Gwin,
Mrs. Maurice McRae and Mrs. Tom
Shepherd.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mr.. o. w. Harthcock, Thornton,
was a Lexington business visitor
Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03
Cord Of Thanks

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carnathan
of Tchula wish to thank their many
friends for kindnesses shown them
in the loss Of their home.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mrs. Madison Mcclellan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Mcclellan, Bob Mcclellan,
and Edward Ellington were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Will
hanson and family at Glendora.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1947-04-03

Mr.. Wesley Everett, of Yazoo City,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
j. G.. Dickard.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Mornie Mitchell from Santa Bar
bara and she's really son Hugh's
friend. He gave a cocktail party
for her the other afternoon and
yesterday they went to the Harvard
Virginia game at U. Va. with Sam
Ste1rett, Eleanor Ong, Pierre Beau
regard, Lisette Littlehales, Lige Titus
and Betty Mills. Mornie wants to
get a job in New York, which, in
cidentally, is somewhat closer to
Washington.
Hugh, by the way, should feel IKE
sitting back and putting his. feet
up for the rest of his life. He and
Walter Chappell III hitchhiked all
OF 1000 miles last summer. Equipped
Evening star., 1947-10-12
MISS Fields to We'd
Mr.. BrO1Vn in Iuue

The engagement of his ward. Miss
Lillian Janice Fields, to Mr.. William
w. Gundaker is announced by Mr..
Charles H. Brown.
Miss Fields is the daughter of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dudley
Fields of Washington. She was
graduated from Calvin Coolidge
High School and now is in her
Junior year at Bucknell University
in Lewisberg, Pa, where she is a
member of Alpha Sigma Alpha So
rority.
Mr.. Gundaker, who is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Gundaker
Of Upper Darby, Pa, also is stu
dent at Bucknell and he is a mem
Der OF Kappa Sigma Fraternity.
The wedding will take place next
June.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Beale
CONTINUED From PAGE D-1.)

NonClllueo from rage DID
retary.
Mary will be travelling with her
small daughter, three months old
baby and governess; Katharine with
her two children. They will sail
October % on the Maurentania and
land in Cherbourg where Butch and
Bob will whisk them off in the le-
cation plane to fly to Bucharest
without disturbing the air over
Czechoslovakia or Yugoslavia. The
house that the Clevelands have al
ready acquired was formerly occupied
by Princess Illeana, ex-King Carols
sister. Apparently it's called a pal
ace because royalty has lived in it.
CWonder what would happen in case
OF hut0 On the outskirts of the
city, high on a hill overlooking
Lake, it has arched windows, and
columns and arcades within Before
heading for this charming nook,
Mary will say goodbye to her friends
at a cocktail party in her mothers
apartment at Wardman.
X X
Assistant Secretary of State Gar
riSon Norton and his attractive wife
Evening star., 1947-10-12
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c. DIP


with sleeping bags, clothes. camping
stove and q map, they practically
circled the entire country. They
washed their clothes In streams and
shaved every morning 80 as to be
especially presentable to motorists.
If the cops were friendly they slept
IN public parks and sometimes even
bathed in them late at night, which
led to some, amusing incidents. They
took 80 color pictures and plan to
write their story for travel maga-
Evening star., 1947-10-12

will set sail on the briney deep next
Friday. They will be aboard the
Queen Elizabeth and they will be
heading for London, Paris, The
Hague and specifically Geneva where
Mr.. Norton will attend a conference
beginning November 3. He is no less
than the chairman of the United
States delegation to the commission
on a multilateral agreement of the
International Civil Aviation Organi-
zation. Sounds exhausting. They
hope to return on the America the
first part Of December.
Romance could be in bloom. The
George Maurice Morrises have a visi-
tor who's young and attractive and
has lovely blond curly hair. She's
Evening star., 1947-10-12
n. no.; : :;%:; :;:.:: ;:;:::: T.: :: @a$A

\ mother has to be. Nurse, seam
stress, cook, laundress plus
being an excellent chauffeuri
With all the driving women have
to do in fetching and carrying
the small fry" to school, no won-
der CHEVROLET is preferredI
-. Not only is it q streamlined
beauty to look at it's easy to
handle! Though it has handsome,
big-car quality and luxury, q
CHEVROLET parks in a mini
mum Of space. Brakes are quick
and safe 30 you don't worry
when the cars packed with
youngsters -. steering is 10 easy
and shock-proof that driving in
traffic is no trick at all. -. and that
Unisteel body construction gives
you a wonderful sense Of security
wherever you 60. So see your
local CHEVROLET dealer for
"Big- Car" quality at lowest price!
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Tho "spesial Previ-
dsnss" Iookln0
otter mothers o1
new babies surely In
spired the makers of
PYREX Ware for


Just look at what they've designed
for about every need In feeding
baby! Because these baby me
cessities" are shiny, easy-to-ster-
ilize glass, they're safe, depend
able and beautiful to look at!
!. pYREx kvrssr Set, contain ing SIX SOC.
PYREX Nursing Bottles complete with
Faultless Nipples. Packed in say-col-
ored gift box at $l.46. Permits mother
to hx baby's food for one full day at
one time to be stored for various
feelings or taken on visits.
!. 4.ox. PYklx Bottles for water or fruit
juices. Just 15t.
e.PYReA Msasvrss for preparing baby's
precious formula exactly. Has essy-bo-
read red scale on the side that won't
come of no matter how long It's steriI.
lied. Pint size. SOC: quart size, 15e.
T. PYRtx Funnel that's crystal-clear
30 easy to clean because It's made Of
smooth PYREX Ware. Costs only 3Stl
I nominate combination Of these
items as the perfect baby shower
gift {. only SO if you select tho
PYREX Nurser Set, three 4-oz.
water or juice bottles, the quart
size Measure and the Funnel Of
PYREX glass. It will be the hit
OF the party -. as we'll as q prom
ise to the young mother Of time
saved, labor saved and ease in
fixing baby's daily feeding! Find
these PYREX "helper cutters"
for young mothers at better
Drug, Department, Chain and
Hardware Stores everywhere!
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Miss Danfortb We'd

MISS Dant0rtb " ed
Father Russell Phelan of st. AIMS
Church oficiated at the wedding
yesterday morning of Miss Mildred
e. Danforth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gorham w. Danforth, and Mr..
James w. Porter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tracy w. Porter of Leesburg.
The II o'clock ceremony took place
in the Navy Chapel on Nebraska
avenue, and was followed by q re-
ception in the brides home.
Mr.. Danforth gave his daughter
in marriage. She wore white satin
gown with illusion veil held by a
pearl crown and carried white roses.
Her sister, Mrs. Rocco j. Lucarine,
was matron of honor, wearing teal
blue taffeta with matching head
dress and carrying mixed flowers.
Miss Peggy Harkleroad was brides
maid and wore gold costume like
the matron of honors. Joan Lu-
the matron of honor's. Joan Lu-
feta dress.
Mr.. Tracy w. Porter, jr., was best
man for his brother and Mr.. Cor
ham c. Danforth, brother of the
bride, was one of the uShers.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
A psrsenol n,asle

~~ A psrsenal masle
~ = carpet I feel
~%= as if I own onel
During the past week I've
whisked between New York, St.
Louis, Chicago, Minneapolis, De-
troit, Cleveland and right now
I'm in Charlotte, North Caro-
lima! That's what call "city
hopping" Any other method Of
getting to all Of these places
would have left me in 4 frazzls,
as well as eating up days of time.
But by travelling the swift, direct
air-paths Of the Scheduled AIR
LINES, I arrived rested, clean
and "raring" to go! That's why I
urge you to travel by air . for
the luxurious, modern Scheduled
AIRLINES Of the United States
cut distances and tiring travel
time into fractions and usu-
ally you've saved money!
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Engagement

Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Warnock
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Phyllis Ruby War
mock, to Mr.. Robert Lee Burton, jr.,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burton. The
wedding will take place late in No
Vember,
Evening star., 1947-10-12

zine, Holiday. Hugh's about 10 enter
q. Va. Law School and Walter y
finishing at Princeton.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

On recent shopping tour in Washington, the Count
of Luxembourg, avid collector of priced objects
stated: "In all my travels throughout Europe have
never such outstanding collection of neckwear
may be found at Latts Tie Bar"
The Count former Colonel in the United States
Army, served brilliantly during the last war, was
instrumental in bringing to light one of the top arch
criminals of the Naz gang.
The Count is pictured above with Mr. Milton Latt
owner of Latts Tie Bar, 910 14th Street NV
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Pick q a"pERMA.lRT"r rir-

Pick q "PERMA'IR1 Cir a
die and bra wardrobe be-VgH
fore you buy Fall FASH Nj
ions -. for they make the ~
perfect foundation for new @
Fall wardrobes A pulled WI =
In waistline will look even WI
sm aller when slimmed By q
"PERMA'LIFT" Girdle $685.
$12.50) that has mo bones about
yet 1t stays up without staysl
And feminine curves look even
lovelier when you're wearing Q
"PERMA.LIFT" Brassiers
(S1.60-$3.60) with "Ths Lift
that never lets you down" made
certain by soft, yet firm. inssts
IN each bra cup. "PERMA.LIFT"
Girdles give boneless comfort;
can't wrinkle or roll overl PER.
MA.LIFT" Brassieres give srs-
cious, gentle support from belowi
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Right now while
you have it in mind,
write down this id.
dress: Minnesota
Mining & Mfg. Co,


8, Minn., and hurry and send for
the booklet, "Slick Tricks with
Scotch lapel" No need TO send
money, the booklets free. And it's
crammed full Of all kinds of time
saving hints on using Scotch"
Brand Tape. Every idea will sua.
gest others to you-to make home.
making easier, simpler in dossns
OF ways. But don't wait for your
booklet to arrive to buy q roll or
two OF "Scotc,-' Cellulose Tape.
It's transparent as glass and sticks
without moistening. At drug, de-
partment, variety, stationery and
hardware stores for 25S in the
plaid dispenser.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

ivory mother has 20
plenty Of "Foot @~
Work.. running A~
after Junior. doing S9K
a weeks ironing . anmn
cooking good meals three times q
day! That's enough to leave any
body foot-weary! That's why you
should never be without DR..
SCHOLL'S Foot Balm b. requir-
ing just a second to soothe your
aching feet. You'll be amazed at
the immediate relief it gives .
feels like you've rested your feet
in a bubbling spring. Use DIR.
SCHOLL'S Foot Balm regularly
for the happy answer to miser-
able, tired feet due to exertion or
fatigue leave it handy for the
kids and Pop tits sold everywhere.
Evening star., 1947-10-12
Friends
say I'm
growing
younger
instead Of
oIder''*

you're younger woman, you want to protect the
loveness of your face and throat skin that you
many compliments. you're older woman, you want to
regain such skin lovelness that these compliments will
again your way In either case, you ought try the
undupicaed benefits of For decade now this
scientific face cream has been helping thousands ofwomen
retain recapture firm, fresh smooth youthfullookng
face and throat skin in way hitherto thought impossible
through cosmetics ENDocREME alone contains AcT1voL
effective replacement for certain natural feminine
substance essential to skin Identification Absorbed by
the skin, it helps restore normal growth to ageng cells
and tissue Many report marked results in only 80 days.
$3.50 (pus tax, 30 days supply.
'Staement typical Of thousands receioed from grateful
ENDoCREME users.)
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Con you inaeIns
. rainstorm IN
SIDE a watch? It
happens all the
time -. for high
humidity {ollouzod
Evening star., 1947-10-12

smart, comfortable and "tubba-
Bile" under-toggery for ANY
child of ANY age! You can be
sure Of perfect fit for day-in and
day-out comfort because chill
dren's and infants underwear
bearing the famous E-Z label 10
made according to WEIGHT AZ
well as the AGE Of the child! A
big help, too, is that FREE book
let, "Let the Scales Help You,"
containing authoritative weight
size charts for infants and ehil-
drep. Send a postal card for this
FREE booklet to Nancy Sasser,
271 Madison Ave-, New York 16.
Evening star., 1947-10-12

by a sudden drop in temperature
can set up miniature rainstorm
right inside the tightest watch
case. Such conditions cause the
condensation of q droplet Of
moisture -. and rust begins TO
work its damage on even the fin
est steel handspring. You know
what happens then for rust
10 the commonest cause of main
spring breaksge. But now, at last,
there's . miracle mainspring
made of an entirely new alloy
that absolutely refuses te~rust!
Developed exclusively for ELGIN
Watches, it's called the Dura-
Power handspring and is the
most important Matchmaking ad-
vance in over 200 years! That's
why the symbol "dp" on the dial
Of ELGIN Watches means 90
much...a DuraP Power Mainspring
inside that WON'T rust and
WILL retain its "Springiness,"
giving steady power for greater
accuracy. So take my tip. insist
on an ELGIN.. for only ELGIN
Watches, including Lord and
Lady Elgins and Elgin Deluxe,
have this DuraPower Mainspring
%. and at NO extra cost!
Evening star., 1947-10-12

1eday Columbus Doy centuries since Pnta the Nina and
the Santa Maria sailed into great discovery But
poraton right now? Just your sights big IL
bottle Of PEPSIC compare with the to
Bounce bottles Of other nationally advertised soft drinks your
eer shelves! Then the PEPSI costing
cent an ounce or less to serve! Next this drink
quality and you'll that the quality and quom
PEPsCoLA down the high Of Avinsi
Evening star., 1947-10-12

Ssrs-evss for wrong
size worries in buy
ing underwear for
youngsters . E-Z
Underwear! From
infants underwear
up to teen-agers, E-Z
n elivers sturdu
Evening star., 1947-10-13
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

SELLING? We need properties Of all
types, homes. small and large investments
commercial ground and buildings. Many
clients waiting and our sales force il
equipped to handle any deal. We can de-
the financing. FREDERICK W. BIRENS
SAhHS, SALHS, INC, 1923 st. nv. MA. 9141,
or buildings for sale or lease A. M. ROTH,
woodward Bldg, MA. 1885.
| PAY CASH or will sell for you, lots,
no9seS q o os acreage free appraisal. SCOTT
FIVE MILLION DoLLARs worth of 'SIS. aps.
houses, homes, business and investment
needed Immediately for waiting clients.
Contact US now for prompt confiden.
tial and profitable sale Of your property.
All transactions cash. JESS FISHER 4
GSO; CO.; INC Realtors, 1920 K st. NV, RR
OLD WAY BAPTIST CHURCH d.,i-.. dM.s ;.
buy bldg. suitable for church: ground foor:
Will pay 5000 down. VI. O736. is
Evening star., 1947-10-13
OFFICES FOR RENT.

8 AIR-CONDITIONED OFFICES, . with
st near 1 7.s; s7al.S}e sSe oet S. =! TO- On ca.
Po:'Sls s.r sJJsan J.a sn to dfss 70 rms ss69 sa
1sas EYE STREET N:W@s and 4-room
once suites, available tor immsdists eeea-
sasySoz. ssyS 5i4 % Union S"is trust st 3D. sids.. "a:
9psoSSTioRs' OFFICE and apt, in aH silver
'hssRas 's9ss! ssi.,.. '' sUREr2
NEAk coNS: An [ ST l.rs. rooms
aas HnssHf!E Low m 5fns 800 q saee
D0CTORs OFFICES and apt. combined;
prom; s;S1 apt, vic; OF Wis: and Mass. ayess;;
vator once bldg. divided IN ! rms; win
EEAR f NV sh na vii fSr Or Ssos
2lOl x st. n.v-Entire bldg. for lease.
ment; attractive lease offered. For add
We rHANk s PRLafps. I.fpss 81 st NJ DGf
PHYSICIAN to associate with established
W sss s area wife E. st. 4ssx
corner Of 11sh and K s...
ds. foq Si s 'r,ai r.s
LAWYER or professional man: .rsss. rent:
2 Doss cHS hSv me r insDsesi Esps ioi1 i.ll RTDDEN
OFFICES IN DOWNTOWN wAsH.---Ready
for immediate OCCUPANCY. Extremely larss
mo. For further information. call GER
AID REALTY CO., Az 9th st. NV. p1.
100 EYE ST. N.w-s. floors. approx.
800 So r sseh; IS W,ix, a ,gprSx TxnsS1 3;s7o
oFT MI ,ss III fEH r. xcsra s,s VI. sh a.. ssS1 soS e.
Ipace in convenient downtown location;
desk space and telephone service also
aysilsbis,. For further i,nnfoapmation' infer call
6fAHN 6fGHNiSfHb, HfHbtA tAffkAcTiyE I'll eli OFFICES with
unusual services and facilities sysilsbis
40 SINGLE I'm; also large 1st-h. rear,
B76. Keys ut DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417
Soe SO. IT. consisting Of ofaces and
reception room; sxcsllent hEht and vsnti;
alton: vicinity 10th and sts; nv: sood
Dodse, jr., WEAVER BROS. NC, Wash.
Ington Blds.. DI. $500: ewes. CO. $40.
CONTINUED on Next PsrsJ
Evening star., 1947-10-13
ACREAGE FOR SALE

I;sI hUhToNSViLLE-5-acr tract, near bus
cSls.1i. s''s ka ''5ai csi 4.ssas sSas
BETWEEN BETHESDA and Rockville ON
macaoam rd Owner says to sell the bal
ance OF subdivision on acreage basis for
FRY; INC, Realtor. WI. $40. Ia
ABOUT Io5 ACRES, on either side Of hwy,
miles from silver % sprinr 0ns 3m.tfopohtan ROB- Ma
20 acres l. W. eRooSEs s Il .'Gas 1sth % .ns ss
100 BEAUTIFUL ACREs-Ideal for SUBJ
division; vicinity Falls Church; long 'front.'
sS age; S, terms to responsible party. c. LOUIS
S4pEks S2nH1 pnsHi 2RfENr1oNsl7x Eli sass ,,I.i .,
i l,ns; nGa suitable for sabdvision; O approx. p *
RS2Grs SSsG T fMsHG'ifs ME iS7f on roads UReiHfo
sott.se ana 9 acre. q ftHsiis iand t['ms 1c
sSans.fs se5es in a. produsins apple Erovs long
s';;, !; s. FssH SR;a; :5S; e. T.
HEWITT 1saGr Whsss5 " hsssmt's; PARK
sSR s. fRies 'f!sSs eo ri Can sE
Gated at Fairland. Montgomery County,
Md: one mi. OF Columbia pike. on paved
road in the center Of q major develop
ment; engineering work completed for
siye with l. s. 5. PRiGE eISV 4 p Co. me NE $751; 3s5o,
PL- 1891, or call Mr.. Price, 81. 1929.
Ia
VIEW, some hilltop srove, Of
lge. naples, on 40 acres of rolling land
lbalance Of land in cleared felds): close to
Potomac, Nd; $3.50 per acre; ,000-ft I'd
frontage This Is part of a much larger
tract; on which ys are going to build our
PRICED TO SELL-6 lovely acres 220
It: on Hwy 90 out past Colesville; beau
tiful setting for nice house; just the place
you have been looking for. Call Mr.. God.
Trey: 81: 54Q0: evenings and Sunday, SH.
659S. STANLEY PEARSON, Reaitor, s23o
bGiLDERs. INVESTORS. ATrENTIoN-s7
acres on S-ml. circle from Capitol, in
Fairfax County, Va. Trunk sewer line on
property; pro Tos,lX elearsS and level $500
SONS, owner. Phone Alex. 5e08..
BY OWNER-About rs acres land, 'front.'
age on new subdivision and Sleepy Hollow
rd. Close to Holmes Run and sewer.
Reasonably priced. Phone FA. s56-J-1.
SIL. SPG. mr.. crs.-1 acre, 1O6-ft. front,
wooded and clear; 81 800.
10h acres on East Wayne and NV.
all improvements.
Wheaton. Md-5A acres, on Claridga
and Rock Creek. H. r. BIEBER, sH. 6565.