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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05

second floor will be remodeled Iol
the Legion hall and social rooms
Glass Meeting no
The Faithful Few Class of the
Methodist church met in the Soclal
rooms of the church, "Wednesday
evening at 7:30. Miss Miriam HaWS
was leader. A covered dish supper
was enjoyed and handkerc21lel
shower was given to Mrs. GaugleI.
Mrs. Roberta Wise, of Canton was
a guest
Attends Funeral
Among those from here who al
tended the funeral of J. W. GarretS5
at Buffalo, Tuesday, were Mr. anu
Mrs. o. H. Moorhead, Mr.. and MIS-,
Jesse Harper, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Rose, Lloyd Moore, Willard Hartup'
Mrs Marble Lowry, Swift frame,
Virginia Hall, Robert and Dorothy
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. SecreSI'
Accidental Death
Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Burns ana BEL TIr
Oyler were called to Wheeling, W.
Va, Saturday noon, by the deatn o. u
Mrs. Oyler's n-in-laW, Faul 5
Sickle, who was killed SATURDAY
morning when his truck was Struch
by train. The funeral was held al
a funeral home in CoshOcton: Inc
body was inferred in our local GEM
etery.
Names Omitted
Names unintentionally omitted OF
those from a distance attending the
Homer Tucker funeral were MIS-;
Ola CARPENTER, Clark Watson, OF
Cumberland, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Warner, of Summerfield, Mrs. L. NJ
Burkhart and daughter, of Barnes
vile, Mr.. and Mrs. William Tucker
of New Philadelphia Mr.. and MRS
Warren Tucker, of GAINESVILLE, Mr.
and Mrs. John Tucker, Of Coal
Ridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Sug-
gett, of Alliance, Mrs. O. A. Barnes,
of Cambridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Watson, of Pleasant City, Mr. and
Mrs. Garfield Watson, Mr.. and MIS-
Stanley Watson and Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Watson, of Mt. Ephr2lm
Personals
Miss Mary Bell Miller is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Clyde Fuller
of Old Washington.
G.. c.. Bird visited Frank LePage
at West Ritchfield, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Davidson called
at the home of the late Vergil Glad
den, of Bethesda. Mr.. GLADDEN. pass
ed away Tuesday, suffering heart
attack.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ Hinten and
daughter, Suzanne, were recent
callers in GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Robert Wise, of Akron, spent
the past week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. O. H. Moorhead.
Mrs Lucy Watson, of Cleveland,
visited her uncle, J. S. MOorhead
and other relatives here Thursday
Rev. Floyd Gaugler attended the
! Pastors Conference at Columbus.
Robert T. SecreSt and Edwin
Moorhead were business callers IN
Columbus, Friday
j. E. Upton, who is spending the
winter months in Cambridge, visited
his sons, Carl and Herbert Upton,
Friday.
Milford Gray has gone to Steuben-
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
HARRIETTSVILLE

Observation-Disclosures rel
atives and friends of this commun-
ity attended the funeral of Mrs.
Blanche Spence, 81, of Canton, for
merly of Middleburg at the Ogle's
Ridge church at Middleburg, Sun
day morning, with Rev. Linley Ad-
dis officiating.
Mrs. SPENCE was born and reared
on Heddleson Ridge, a daughter of
the late George and Mary Kiles
Heddleson. Surviving are four sons,
William of Canton, George of Cam
bridge, Clifton of Akron and Ray
mond of Macksburg and six sisters.
Supt. and Mrs. H. M. Ayers at
tended the w. M M. N. principals
meeting at Caldwell Wednesday
afternoon and evening, February 4,
at the high school. Dinner was
served at 600 o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Schramm and
son, Daniel, were dinner guests Sun
day of the formers mother, Mrs.
Lena Schramm of, Cornersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Miller an
nounce the birth of an eight and
quarter pound son, Wednesday
morning at their home on route one.
c. D. Miller of route one and How
ard Brown of Wheeling are grand
parents of the new arrival
Sunday school, $50, P. D. Kelly,
superintendent. Morning worship by
the pastor, Rev Clyde Willis, Lower
Salem, at 1890.
Elk local schools opened Monday
after being closed the past week be-
cause of the snow and extremely
| cold weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ball and fam
lily of Caldwell visited Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erval Stevens were
Caldwell shoppers, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Baker OF
Cleveland spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Baker
Mrs. Ed Lawrence visited Friday
with Mrs. Alfred Mantel and family
G. d. Miller is visiting his sister
Mrs. Martha Wheeler and Mrs. Tenn
perance Masters of Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Wilson and
daughter, Wanda Kay, and Mrs Car
lette Morrison of Olive visited Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Morrison.
Supt. and Mrs H. NJ Ayers, son
David, shopped at Marietta Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Wilson anC
children, Mary and Gary, visited the
formers mother, Mrs. Jane Wilson
and shoppcd at Caldwell Saturday
Mrs. Edith Stevens was business
visitor at Caldwell recently.
Mrs. Hattie Parks of Lower
Salem spent the past week with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Parks of route
one, who are both confined to THEN
beds with illness.
Dale Schoeppner spent Friday
evening with Roger Hendershot.
Carl Baker left Sunday for Athens
where he will enroll in Ohio Uni
Versity He has recently returned
from overseas.
Misses Irene Van FosSen and On
eta Stevens of Marietta spent the
weekend at their homes on route
one.
Harley Beardmore, Harold Pabst
hart, who is employed at Newark
| spent Lic weekend at tneI MONIES
here.
Lloyd Blair is confined to his
home with mumps
Lewis and Rufus Stevens spent
the past week with their father, S
O. Stevens, who is slowly recover
ing from major surgery.
Miss Mary and Elmer Stevens OF
Marietta spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erval
| Stevens
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
LEGAL NOTICE

p,,bIic notice is hereby given that The
Obio BELLE Telephone Company has tlieo
IyitH The Public Utilities Commission OF
ohio an Application, the substance anu anu
7rayer of which are to increase us Idtes
~ charges for exchange telephone serV.
irn 1riyate line telephone service ano
intrastate message toll telephone serves: s5?Sa
ard TO revise its General Exchange IiaI' Iaritf'
p u c. O. No 3, its Exchange 1riff' Iarin'
p II c O. No /, its Private Line IaTlt1' rnn
p 4 C. O. No. /, and its Message Toll
TrlGphOne Service Tariff, P U. I. ~ NO
e TO effect such increases IN rates aIo ~
Charqes effective on date or oatGS 10
he ordered by the COMMISSION, an DO
more fully set forth in the ApPncatiioh
on file with the Commission ana IN ttle
Exhibits thereto attached and made par'
thereof ... ,,;11 offac+ in
crdaSrs in rates and charges throughout
t1o territory in which the company opei-
"',As 4 copv of the Application including
conv of the present and propoSea scllea..
IIItS NAV be inspected by any lnteIeStSo S;u,s
nartv at the Office of the COrnltl!sslodl' comm! Ea
Statr Officr Building, Front Street, 30 20
I}nb1Is Ohio. and at any business olliee
of the company. r,rr rU,T FpuONE
THE OHIO BELL ~ IE1hF TUNE
Nv J. A. GREENE,
Vice President
IN q %
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL

John S. Church was dlsmlSSed
Wednesday to his home in Glen
wood from Swan hospital after re-
ceiving treatment for injuries re
ceived Jan. 20 in an automobile
accident in which one woman was
killed and another man injured.
Mrs. Pearl Searls, formerly of
Senecaville, was killed and Robert
H. Page, of Byesville, was injured
in the accident which occurred on
U. S. Route Il, near the Cambridge
country club. Mr.. Page is still con-
fined to the hospital
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05

SENECAVILLE - The pulpit of
the Methodist church was filled
Sunday morning by the new pastor,
Rev. Thomas Sheesley, who is COM
ing here from Bridgeport, to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation
of Rev. Floyd Gaugler, who goes to
Byesville from here. Rev. Sheesley
plans to move his family here in
the near future.
Purchase Property
The newly organized American
Legion post has purchased the
HutchisOn corner from Mrs. Grace
Hutchison Gray, of Columbus. The
property consists of a brick dwell
ing and the tWo-story brick store
room. The lower floor will continue
to be used by the M & K store. The
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
HERE AND THERE

HERE AND THERE-Jimmie Cor
don and Dayton Bates visited with
friends and relatives in Noble coun-
ty, Saturday. They both have en-
ployment at GAINESVILLE.
Weekend visitors at the home of
Phillip Polling and wife at Center
Service were Hermon Gordon, wife
and children, Herman, Jr., and
Myrtle Jane; Harry Vandyne, wife
and daughter, Shirley Maye, June
Rogers. all Of Summarized, and
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
CARLISLE GRANGE

Carlisle grange VIII have their
regular meeting, Saturday, February
IA, beginning at 1:30 o'clock. Follow
ing the business meeting will be a
short program There will be Val
entine exchange and the meeting
will close with a penny drill. Mrs.
Audrey Sorg is the lecturer.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
Belle Valley And Baiesville Win
Non League Games Tuesday Night

In a non-league contest played at
Quaker City Tuesday night, Bates
vile defeated Quaker. City 1890
The game was won when Powell
popped in a last second fielder to
ring up the winning points. Quaker
City reserves were victorious by a
c
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
CONDITION IMPROVES

Mrs. Mancel Pierce of Quaker
City route was removed Tuesday,
February 3, in the Brubach ambul-
ance to Columbus, where she will
receive treatment. Mrs. Pierce is
slowly improving from a long i'll
ness
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
REMOVED FROM HOSPITAL

Miss Alice Marie EStadt Of CaId-
well route four was removed to the
home of Ben Noll in Olive Tuesday,
from the Good Samaritan hospital,
where she recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05

Captain Barlock scored % points
to lead Belle Valley to a 67-31 vic
tory over Macksburg in a game on
the winners floor Tuesday night.
Belle Valley reserves also won in
the reserve game 21-l2.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1948-02-05
Belle Valley-61

Officials-LaShelle, Bennett
Evening star., 1948-11-03
WAREHousEs EoR REN1,

NEAR 10th AND FRANKLIN N:k:Ls,5 5ee9
month; a: M, ROTH: RE. 1880; a
available for contractor, storage, etc.
yery ,r TsasenasIe enable Gan MT. T. FTsnklin In
5000 ewes. GL. 4456. A
HYATTSvILLE, on r. I. ave.-3 yrs. old;
12.5OO So. it.. st f.; 1900 So it.. mez-
zanine; ! @ blk from from r. r. siding. Call MRS
ALExANDRIAmaNew. hreproof, .oned in
dustrial; 1900 SO. IT; rent part OF
whole; also suitable for garage. Call
xPPkoxfMarEiY ASS MAxs Ely $500 $500 So Fr,. at goth
and L SITS. NV; End comm; 2nd floor;
franklin. WEAVER BROS. INC. wash.
ington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, 'GL. 4456
WAREHOUSE sox120: clear span, $500
sasroRY 81 s yin ff1REfkooP R1ff F. wssREHousE ssE
yrs. old; consists Of 1000 50: e.. suitable
for light manufacturing. laundry. radio
television assembly plant: lot is completely
fenced tAnehorl and contains 10000 ,sa
IT.: railroad siding guar: located 3ta miles
from 14th and Pa. ave. NV; priced under
cost Of reproduction. C, j, MEAsEIL, sr
1910 Vermont ave. NV. Ewes. and Sun.
D1. 0T05.
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OFFICES FOR RENT Icont. J

EVANS BUiL1iNG, l42o New York ave:
FGsns t. mset yopr PEHN
IS fTokipA AVE-. ! NJ. ~ near aT Union nSa
Terminal Market: modern bldg, elec.
Tm ns snfs sn 4s snd SSSs SEQ and ac $40 nes
Holland il. 8, sM1THY CO.. s11 18th st St.
oFTlcE OFF Ef sFAcG ssSG AvA1LABLE-sinsle rms.
all space redecorated; ideal downtown To-
nOn en s.. MR. Tn koH Een Room m
f'infs S5df sfDc 2iS st vermont .v.
Penn.l T%k sS @kEER EGS~i ss3 ssf NJ
HfGnSns or sTs saGG ONO. for
:;2. sS4sk Sh4.s sAsgs* SsE s?s s5 = ny. s.l
istered nurse. Phone Ma. ss7s between
Wash; very reasonable rents; j., GERALD
SsTsE tif fUKsHED IN 81 w RM P v Ras5 Use
Geceptlon gHda aa r% located in large once BLDG
Zoo 70 EYE Eye 'sGH ST. NV " 500 50. it.; sses
%S;,n u asS=:
sois STREET IHS NWsutae ssImont Of ave rooms
suitable for professional purposes; air con-
ditioned and in new condition. B. r. SAUL
CO: 925 18th st: NV, MA. 2100. -5
WHEATON-Available for doctor, dentist
or other professional business; 9 rooms
and layatory. heat included, Ss5 per mo
Located at 1I167 Ga. ave. Call MIDDLE
TON g. JONES, INC, PL. 0961 IS
CONN. AvE-2-room studio, unfurn.; suit
able piano. dance, dressmaking; reas. rent.
W2sHfNGroN VA anlG BLDG.-choic. earpet.d
room, attorneys suite, share waiting rm
sec. and furn. optional; also desk space.
Elk. $500. TIA. $500. -
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REAL ESTATE LOANS tcon.. J

CLIENTS to buy 2nd-trust notes; deferred
eGicR sT sssss RH RHI09sFftss s4fs
LIST AND end MORTGAGE LoANs-BAR-
TOW R5EALY RI 5~ox Co. Realtors, 1881 G st.
APARTMENT@oFFIcE BLDG. owners ar.
you affected by the Egress Law7 We have
money available for these alterations. Dial
PI I015. MI; Cooper. VIM. II. sAUN-
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-1st and IND
trust. No red tape. Quick service. henry
SALuS established 1924. Ma. 1869
HONEY on SECOND Ixusr-we viz
buy second-trust noteS. D. c.. nearby Nd
SoSToAes nSEsgMsSf Nm cskpt cssks0hAaa asfa
is. AND and TRUST LOANS on real es-
tao tats in D; C.. Nd. and W; MR.. DRA1sNER.
MofsTaAstsE Mon E EEoASNs. S z4ise.14mx.5s: z4ie14m grad.
ed according to character of loan; No
charge for appraisals. MOORE l. HILL
ist AND AND ta sna sRuRsT LoAss-promu,
call COLONIAL INVESTMENT Co, sI5
9th st. nv. RE $780,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

se 0ns new s sss g. smtsns
sPfs Hv svets Can MofoRs
FR; aa22 1900 Benning rd. ne. -12
cond: ladder rack. heater: $500. Phone
HdNHsf,Y " SS5f sfteT ps,Etn 8 Pm rsr, rpucvss
todss snt ruef is' Lee
Or Or trade Other truck BARGAINS n SoS; and ns Army
Vs Ssf JI R'n i5J6 cRERSl MoSRg Is
WHITE Model 4a.i 7og wheel base s2 ,!IT: !zss
n''i fHG wRE Ss soTos oaTSoss'soss so
RIO is4s Model 2o-xHs; 1ss vh.el0as..
The WHITE Moos Co. 1iso sHS' fss st. conc
9ssoSH :. $3.50 9sss nsss $3.50 sa! 4Hs s'ss2E aafG
M2E3f sa Ss ss as, i: } e. z4:;s:, @
eREvhoGEF eRE 5G # is4s is &C. a-ton. 1a-st stake.
iS5si FoRD SGa fSGd ns pr .T 4osS ana
pan E:4n. FREE r.a. C. HEsgos % SfeS '' A.
foaR 1s35 5,d. .o9 a stake in EXCELLENT
s5S s'i 1fPHASsr q 'Fssi &C.
s!.Es. .ejs i'tS chassis sssy
may be p11agSeahased 1aSa for $50; AT; 2ss4; A 4
4s sas aio s.s nx mp DE. AfEfHNeh 4aoo' CO., s'h
sss 2EKgoTs xuro RAD Appne Ss5ssn
CHEvRoLET 1910 M-ton panel; good
% Sest cffer fHoo No . asab @ sees Sefore $40 80 pm
BEST BUY IN ToWN-Dodse ls47 panel
1T ton; priced for quick sale, s1'1sb. CAN
CHEVROLET 1a4s h-ton panel; $1,000.
RE1NEs HW 5se M3ToR 94S0 co. 1881 Wisconsin ave
FORD is4I s-ton panel: sss5. REINEs
MOTOR CO.. 1881 wisconsin ave. NV.
6oDGEo Ie4s 1M-ton dump. s1.1oo down,
TR; 134s after pm. LAWRENCE VII
s5.yEs ess sssps s'sEsss sssas ssag ss
h1 IA 1as' Ayo 50ss's nAs sass
T foRD o 1a4 St STAKE M Il 0as ton. N dual Wheels:
ssoPER;" 1880 +: !, ave: nc: 8.
tires. Bargain. S175 cash. Call Ii. 47.s.
.osD 1870 gss}pp tes ,sss msses
fRTEHIUF Is. Sss-ft. ] epen-top van van.
mileage: almost new: low price for quick
sale. OV. 3419. -5
CHEVROLET 1871 1-ton panel. best cash
GMC 1h-ton panel trucks: good operating
condition: newly painted; $3.50 each. Cali
daily xSn sxGspt sundsy 4s $40 an s9, to go
st. Sc, and see Mr. Fitzgerald. 3
FORD 194S h-ton panel truck; 1000
miles; original owner. Phone AID. 1853.
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STORES FOR RENT.

NEW SHOPPING CENTER in Silver Spring,
Md Several stores available suitable for
bakery beauty parlor, hardwars; variety; "
NJ BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors. 1415 K
st: NV. ME. $500; .
11OO 21st ST. N,W.-Larse store, rms.
in rear and cellar; centrally located;
reasonable rental. D. coNNoR g. son.
BEAUTiFUL STORE, in heart of Bethesda.
on Wis, -ave:-oaReasonable rent; immed
iGth AND LoNGFELLow SITS. NV
Large. store in apt. bldg, in buit-up
neighborhood; desirable for many uses;
good width. good, ceiling height. heat
furnished; reasonable rental: Phone MA
1872. goth, ST: N;W:-Very reasonable
excel location for upholsterer or many
other purposes. WALTER A. BROWN,
11O4 Vermont ave, MA. 1852. 3
STORE in lively shopping center and fast
growing community; suitable for de%licstss- %
PERT; Invest. Blds' DI. 6o16. Ewes
II ST. N.E.-Prominent location: well-rated
tenant wanted. Apply Box 141-G, Star.
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AUTO TRUCKS Eok HIRE.

WILL DO lisht general hauling ali da,
Monday and every evening after pm
FR. S166 or AT. 0194. s
AVAILABLE IMNEDIATELY-194s chev.
rolet vans. stakes, panels and pickups
for hire by day. wk. or contract. PUBLIC
ME EEtGi 7Sii oHi'-oH.shLf' 1898 l. st. NV
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eral hauling, contract work, exper. help
reas. rates. HO. 1924. So
NEW PANELs. vans and stakes. By tn.
npr n9Sr; A4yNo aay; "ssk skpSIcy 1r year sTMRETl
VAN TRuckMLarse IL nU OF Fo small sSih Jobs; promp
service; reas. price; local or long dis.
tance. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 1919
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ATTENTION, GI-If you wish to sell your
house, ! will buy or sell it for you; Please
DE. 5346.
/ PAY CASH for houses. lots or acreage;
zee g. CAP e 4R sS2 s .vss Eoso
WILL BUY OR SELL YOUR HOUSE,
frame or brick, white or colored; "A years
experience. Call MR.. WALTER MILLER,
ME- 5400 or DE 5346
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STATION WAGONS.

PLYMOUTH station wagon. Al, red lea
thereto Il 5ed seats. low MILEAGE. 1 owner;
MERCURY station wagon, 40, driven less
than 500 miles; $1,000. EN-. 1877 "a
BUICK 1947; r. and h; 900 miles; fne
Call DI. 1880 5
PONTIAC la46 station wagon; excel. cond. :,
all new tires: low mileage. Call MR..
CHEVAIIER Ma O161 =
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susINrss PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FIRsI CoMMERC1AL, 4o4s MINI: ave.
n.e-Fast-growins business section; lot
0S6 Eith pbdn. house wRsR s lsfsi En-
4th AND K SITS. s.W.@vsluasle CONNER
cial corner store and upper floor; owner
leaving town; reduced to s1e,e5o. -
CORNER ROW, nice condition: 1st COM
mercial:. ideal location for living quar-
ters and business such as laundry. dehca-
lessen or neighborhood grocery store; rea-
sonable cash and 5000 monthly will handle.
The j. r. TENCHER Co. INC, 1922 Wis,
AZ. NV: AD. .644: eyes, oL: 5e9s; %
Circle-30 rooms, running water, auto
matie oil heat; large garage; suitable. for
hotel, organization, drs clinic, legation,
apt. Box 372-E, Star. g.
CONN. AVE. NV, 1900 blk, near Shore
ham and Wardman Park Hotels-Lge A.
story brick, lot 37l2x120; excel. retail bus.
sec. c. j. MEASEL, ST.. 1910 Vermont
ave NV: ewes, Sun, DI. 07O5.
DOWNTOWN-1st comm, Just off st.
and / block to Pa. ave. NV: 800 So IT.;
67Ia-ft. front to wide alley. Owner will
also improve to suit tenant.
14th st. NV; 10000 50. IT; excellent
1-story brick building: priced under pres
ent market. C. J. MEASELL. Sr,, 1910
Vermont ave. NV: ewes. and Sum- D1.
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FIFTY ACRES-Country home. rich rolling
land for grazing. farming and growing
heat, fireplace. beautiful setting, large
shade, trees lovely stream. spring. and
fenced. a % Several large barns. BARNS. and M ali other
necessary outbuildinss
Howard County-vscant; 10 acres.
Nine-room country home. on busline.
spring. some woodland; a bargain. Act
quickly!
15saere sreo stock farm On two GOOD roads
Three streams, land very productive; Is
acres In woods: balance in best state Of
country home, two .fireplaces: large lawn,
hne shade: old bank barn. 4-ro9m tenant man
DoFT, Coiesviile Nd Call Ashton 3s46.
RID 2, Silver Spring. Md -
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

FIRST TRUST NOTES payable 81 80 pel
thousand at 81 interest. Discount 5%
$500 SECOND TRUST note, paysbl, @
S4s.50 month at SO: price. So, 700; $4,000
second trust note. payable $41 rs month
ct So price. $3.50. AID. O531. g
WOULD LIKE TO SELL to private party
$4,000 end trust on improved property II
Takema Park; payable Sal monthly. Boz
and-TRGST NoTEs-sa, 500, payabl. SIC
q thousand per mo, 6Fc at 4Os discount
BTRON g. CONRAD, INC, ST. 344O: resi-
dence, RA. 1883 or ST. 1916 ~
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

WAREHOUSE. l-story: 5000 to. 10, 1000
So, IT,, In D, c.. with parking facilities
adjoining. To purchase or lease, please
cali Mr. OLIVER or Mr. W. o'connor at
DI. 3422. Mon. through Fri. -
SMALL WAREHOUSE. suitable light as
sembly work; must have heating and toilet
facilities. Call ST. 44T5. 3
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

3-sTORY BRICK BLDG; ideal for ofhce
or organization use; rent S40n. H. T.
RANDoLPH: RE, 2137. TR. 7265:
Desirable location for any type business;
BACH co. 1924 K st. NV. DI. 65o1;
ewes, AD 5907. ="
1880 G ST. N.E-1st-commercisl bldg. 2
stories, approx. IL. 900 so. IT.; will remodel
for responsible tenant. MI. 2219. 3
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ouT-oE-TowN REAL ESTATE.

service to you. New homes, hotels and
apts. for sale. WILLIAM B. KRAFT, Real
tor Gormer Washingtonian), 1850 Lenox
ave, Miami Beach, Fla. Phone 5-61O4.
FOR SALE, direct from owner-316 acres
and modern Broom white asbestos
Greensboro Denton hwy Caroline Co;
basement, bath. hot water, new fuel oil
heater, insulation, screen. storm sash;
PAUL T. HUDDLE, 1900 Hamilton, Prince
Georges. Apt. M202, Hyattsville, Md. 19'
FOR SALE-l4-rm. Colonial hunting lodge,
- big freplaces. electricity; 249 acres
grazing land, $50 acres bluegrass. 3 springs.
trout stream, deer. other wild game abound
HARRY H WILLIS. Winchester. Va
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

NEAR NAVAL ORDNANCE LAB.-A brand.
new. 1-rm.. det. brick home on "a acre oi
ground; oil heat, bedroom and bath or
lst floor; facing Colesville I'd. KAY REAL
TY CO., INC. RA. 1900 IS
Evening star., 1948-11-03
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

$4,000 DOWN buys a nice 16-unit apt );
GOOD location low rent: good cond
LARRY o. STEELE. RE- O4a3, EN-. O3o8
s1s.O 900 DOWN buys nice apt. of upper
LARRY o. STEELE, RE. O493, EN-. 0303
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY. cor bricl
bldg with g units,to be remodeled into
16 units or into rooming house Of 40 rms. :.
baths; $4,000 with $4,000 cash
Complete plans avail. MR.. SLATER, RE
3126: ewes, WI. q535 .
Evening star., 1948-11-03
FARMS FOR SALE,

6S-ACRE FARM, 2-bedrm. house, tobacco
ss.1 ..s isasa sas hsp's: " o1ssoN sa5 d. g.
ASHTON, Mp,-ror sal. by owner. Four
sixeroom es1 M modern modern. brick home repiace. oil
All necessary outbuildinss. See large sign
r. !sn' bfSs siS.e n sn'eFna dSnon
sTRouTs rAIL,wINIER farm sstalos...
coast sTRoUT RE2i4Y 2af1ka.ha1 0aSs WOOD
safa Hfs WaVhnfeR VaI9 ME fARM 754s o
acres q sehtiy rolling hish1y fertile land Sd
Shenandoah River. noted for bass fishing
this farm has been used. for cattle and
the buildings include handsome Colonial.
type house, about Is years old and OF
fireproof construction, brick horse barn
cattle, . tenant houses and brick Of
fce: on the lawn is 70-ft. swimming
pool with bathhouse whose portico
the property enjoys beautiful setting
with a panoramic view and is hrs. drive
from, Washington; clear Of debt and Of
viii consider exchange for first-class resi-
Virginia suburbs of Washinston shown
nsnds Ss T ss ss .ad mas9N q cousa R pike
PROFITABLE DAIRY FARM, 90 miles to
Wash. on black-top surfaced hwy, s4-mile
road frontage texcel. commercial pos
sibilitieS). over 12o acres good productive
soil 2 tenant bldgs, 25-stanchion barn:
silo srainery, machinery shed. tractor ar, and
stems. milk check over $4,000 yearly;
priced for immed sale, i cash, bal, cony.
terms to responsible purchaser. CAPUT1
Realtors phone FA. 1915. IS
ASHTON vICINrTY-2O acres Of beautiful
rich rolling Maryland country, with s.
room Colonial home, with ami. including
oil h.-w.h.. with two barns, chicken house
and other outbuildinss: acres in corn.
5-acre pasture with flowing stream. 40
gain price Of s17 800. MITCHELL QUICK,
81. 1871. Eve. Mr.. Sheppard. CHI. 1867.
170 ACRES woodland beautiful homesite
among large oak grove. near Gordons-
willie, Va; power line, phone; near U. 8. 33
and c. & o. depot; $2.125. 500 down,
S35 mo. l.. L. SELF owner; dial HO. 1915.
500 DOWN, $50 MO. buys for 81 400 my
large UNFINISHED
south L. l. SELF. owner: dial no. 1915
2O0-YR. -OLD QUAINT LOG HOUSE, par
tally restored; a charming old mill and
over mile frontage on a wide picturesque
mill stream with swimming hole. To
% tiaele e, koested on Les hyy within 81
Warrenton; excellent transp. to Washing
ton. House improved with cleo. Philgas
range, GE refgr.; 234-ft. frontage on Lee
hwy. For sale due to owner going overseas.
Price. S15.950. GEORGE MASON GREEN
co. exclusive agent, CHI. 1888; ewes. and