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from their wedding trip early mex
week and will make their home ir
Arlington.
Brodley- Peterson
Col. and Mrs. Arthur c. Peter
son have announced the marriage
Of their daughter. Elinor Anne, te
Army Ordnance 1t. William M
Bradley. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam F. Bradley OF Arlington. The
wedding took place October Is
Canon Luther D. Miller, former
chief. Of Army chaplains. ofiiciat-
ing, and the reception followed in
the Falls Church home Of Col
and Mrs. Peterson.
1t. and Mrs. Bradley are living
at 212 DOMINATION boulevard In
Alexandria.
Horlon Skinner
Miss Norma Jean Skinner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
B. Skinner Of Arlington. and Mr.
John c. Harlan. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles L. Harlan, also ot
Arlington, were married October
~. The ceremony was performed
in st. Mary's Episcopal Church In
Alexandria, the Rev. George r
Tittmann officiating and the we'd
ding dinner Immediately followed
at the Washington Golf and
Country Club.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
DOuble-CIazed
Glass Reduces
Heating Cost

Double-glazed glass makes pos
Sible the use of large windows in
homes, reduces heating costs, and
lminimizes cold drafts of air, says
American Builder, magazine of
the building industry.
The magazine explains that a
double-glazed window consists of
two panes of glass separated by a
Theoretically sealed space. install
lations of this kind are used for
most picture windows.
Originally available on a Gus
tom-made basis only, these win
dows are now produced in a
number of standard sizes. They
offer a practical answer to heat
ing and air-conditioning problems
when large windows are desired" F"
American Builder says.
Air Space Insulates
A half-inch air space between
the two panes of glass is recon-
mended. This air space has high
insulating qualities. The inner
pane of glass holds the tempera-
ture of the room, while the outer
pane stays at the outdoor tenn
perature.
In winter, double-glazed glass
greatly reduces the amount OF
heat that escapes out through the
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
Inspect Now
For Damage
Done to Home

The coming of spring is an an
nual reminder to home owners to
inspect their houses for damage
done by winter weather and to
make necessary repairs.
All of the exterior parts of
house-roof, sidewalks, founda-
ton, doors and windows-should
be checked because all of them
are vulnerable to ice, snow, rain
or wind. A close, detailed inspec-
tion is recommended because
structural weaknesses, the most
serious damage, are not always
apparent at first glance.
Examine the roof from the at
tic. Look at the underside of the
roof deck boards to note any in
dications that water has leaked
through. If there are only one or
, two holes, repairing the roof
might be possible but patching
leaky roof usually is unsatisfac-
tory. Roofing material tends to
wear out uniformly. The first
leak can be taken as a sign that
more will develop soon.
New Material Suggested
Covering the roof with new
material, instead of patching it,
j generally is recommended. As
phalt shingles, a material highly
resistant to both weather and
fire, can be applied on top of
most old roof surfaces, thus
eliminating the expense of re-
moving the worn material.
Water stains on interior walls
and ceilings sometimes can be
traced to a leaky roof, too. Water
entering a house through the
roof often runs down a rafter,
coming out far from the point of
entry.
Interior water stains also can
be caused by water that has
leaked in through cracks at door
and window frames. Door and
window frames and sills should
be inspected to make sure they
are watertight. Minor cracks can
sometimes be caulked. To correct
severe defects, new doors, win
dows or frames might be needed,
Inspect Sheathing
Note whether exterior siding
is loose, rotted or sagging. Before
replacing worn-out siding mate
rial, inspect the sidewall sheath
ing underneath. 1t might need
repairs, too.
Inspect the foundation to de-
termine whether it is cracked OF
whether sections of it are out o1
alignment. Loose masonry might
need to be recemented. Drainage
tile might need to be placed
underground to prevent water
reaching the basement.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

Subscribe to The Smyrna Times. $3.50
Per Year. In Advance
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

home. This is particularly true OF
rural folk. Many have recently
electrified their homes, added tele-
phones and modern farm machin-
cry. Consequently farm families are
giving more consideration to the
comfort and beauty of their dwell
ings. OF particular value in this di-
rection is the National Home I'M
provement program now in its
fourth year. Enrolment has in
creased almost $4,000 in the past
year, and the number of Alters
awarded county medals jumped
from 2,433 to 3,052.
In Delaware Club members are
well on their way in the 1850 pro- /
gram, according to the State Elk
tension office which conducts the
activity. County Extension Agents
and local club leaders give demon
strations, prepare displays and in
struct the youth in phases of home
Improvement. Members who be-
come skilled in some particular job,
such as upholstering, floor sanding
or working with color also give
demonstrations. The enthusiasm
shown by their sons and daughters
inspires parents to cooperate in
carrying out long-range plans to
make their homes more liveable.
A favorite starting place for
girls, and boys, too, has been their
own bedrooms. They have done
amazing things with a little ingen-
uity, lots of hard work, few cans
of paint and bright new fabrics.
Living rooms should be high on the
list this year, because the family
finds extra time to spend together
indoors. Club members who have
been active in the home improve
ment program during the past few
years are now skilled in renovating
old furniture and redecorating.
Many have done remarkable car
pentry work building closets, cup
boards and bookshelves.
Outstanding accomplishments
will again be rewarded by the
Sears, Roebuck Foundation. A $500
college scholarship will be awarded
to the eight top-ranking Alters in
the nation. The State champion
will be given trip to the National
All Club Congress and county win
iners a medal. Last year medals
were presented to nine in Della
ware. State honors went to Berna-
dine M. Patterson of Marshallton,
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

window. In summer the glass Inn
its the amount of heat that can
enter.
American Builder tells home
owners and prospective home
owners that "double-glazed win
dows add comfort to a dwelling
all during the year."
Plate Glass Elegant
Polished plate glass is normally
used for double-glazed windows,
but other types of glass or COM
binations of types can be sub
stituted. The magazine says that
plate glass adds "a note of ele-
gance" to homes of modern de-
sign.
A special notwithstanding plate
glass also is available to lessen
heat transfer. This glass absorbs
about 81 percent of the suns heat,
American Builder says. The glass
is a fourth of an inch thick and
is considered practical for win
dows on the east, west and south
sides of houses, especially in
warmer climates.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

Selection of distinctive mate
rials can be the secret of trans
forming an old house into home
with brand-new look.
In remodeling farmhouse near
Chagrin Falls, Ohio, William G.
Weidman chose two kinds of sid
ing. The lower part of the walls
was covered with 8-inch-wide
boards, running horizontally and
painted white. Knotty pine was
applied vertically on the upper
part. Green fire-resistant asphalt
roof shingles were selected.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

The federal and state govern
ments now are collecting gasoline
taxes at the rate of $1,25O, 900, 900
annually. That amount is more
than what was collected by the fed
eral, state and all local govern
ments in all taxes during the horse
and buggy days.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

Because the lower part of the
house is lighter in color than the
upper part, attention is attracted
to the lower part. Consequently,
the house appears lower than it
actually is.
If the owner of a house wants
to make it seem taller, he can
choose light-colored shingles and
light paint for the upper part.
Asphalt shingles are available in
a wide variety of solid and
blended colors, and many desir-
able color effects can be created.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

On the interior, Weidman re-
plastered all the walls and laid
new hardwood floors. He added a
living room fireplace and built a
tile-Walled bathroom. The kitchen
was equipped with modern fix
lures. The old partial basement
was expanded to full size.
Z. picture window was cut at
the front of the home. New door
and window frames and sash
were installed. A new chimney
was built. The house was insulat-
ed completely.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
HOME IMPROVEMENT

All Clubs Increase Activity in
Home Improvement Program
Trend of the times-people are
spending more leisure hours in the
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20

method of drilling holes in glass
is suggested for home craftsmen:
File the tapered end of saw
file to a sharp point. Then start
the hole by turning the wheel of
a glass cutter on the spot where
the hole is to be made. Drill the
hole with brace or hand drill,
using the sharpened file as a bit.
Keep the point of the file wet
with turpentine. Do not press
heavily on the drill, American
Builder cautions.
Smyrna times., 1950-04-20
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Drilling Class

Glass is being used more ex-
tensively than ever before, says
American Builder magazine. This
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RMS. fURN.-MD. 6 VA.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Beau-
III Wrpl ,corner rm;,. oriental rug; .S45.
TWO NICELY FURN. BEDRMs., pvt.
Sn0g,e Sa0Eer; Tefi1sd ned, home; cow. transp.;
ton. Double bed; adjoining bath.
NEAR FALLS CHURcH-Furn. 1Sai room
With twin beds; next bath. FA. S129.
MT. RAINIER-Private home; lge,
well turn.; utilities and privileges.
ALGxAN1RiA-E4ontt gpss SfiiE to1a eedrm.. ne next
bath; settled. empl. man: nr. all
buses to Pentagon. AL. 3405. -22
CHEVY CHAsE-Sitting rm.. pvt.
bath, bedrm.. pvt. entrance; l or 2
1aRGF adHI1s; Ssi Ss2 : mo; &c Can WI; 1873. -26
couple. CH. 4419. E22
ALEx.-Master bedrm., twin beds,
for : or 3: cow. to buses; 90 MINIS.
to downtown Wash. Call after &
pm.s AL; 620S; -21
sdn,I sinsle ,, Or double; i, Quiet; Y. comfortable
CLINTON. MD.-sinrle rm., double
bed; close transp.; kit. privileges;
FoR ST,et; ! SsITfSMaS GySTssS aoS3. ,,,. 20 20
tagon, Navy Bldg, downtown Wash.
Unlim. parking: buses at entr. No
other guests. Phone Temple 1851.
1926 N. WASH. BLvD.-Niceiy furn,
sgle. or dble. rms; conY. to Penta-
gon. Navy Annex, Ft. Myer. ia.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Rm., single
or double; new house: convenient
location ~, 7-7l9O. -21
ished. large corner bedroom, south
west exposures, quiet. refined home;
close transportation; garage. Call
after 7 pm. WI. 1850. 21s
ARLINGTON-Lge. attrac. rm. In
pvt: home. for gentlemen: conv.
TO Pentagon. Navy Annex and D.. C.
ARI1NGToN. "a blk. of Lee hwy,
RPed5m' Pamn Yith . KY; 55oP privileges in pvt.
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - Semibsmt.
studio rm.; pvt. entrance. bath; kit.
laund. privileges; gentleman: S55
OIL. 5177. 30
Evening star., 1950-10-20
ROOMS EURNIsHED-k.W.
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

VILLAGE, o329 14th
st. ne; attractive double rm. adj.
bath. shower. DU. 1852. -21
FRONT BEDRM,. $25 sgle.; dble., $40
mo-; sgle: or dble. beds; best transp:
N. Y. and N. Cap. st. IL. 6-s131.
30
2SO6 9Th ST. N.E.-Young man; sin
gle, rm., pvt. home; good transpor-
tation; reasonable. -22
NO. 1 10th ST. MCLEAN, comfort
able rm., next to bath; unlimited
phone; gentleman; $3.50 per wk
2226 OTIS ST. N.E.-Newly furnished
front rm., next bath. adj bath: bus
at corner. HO. 6662. go
A LARGE front room, twin beds. two
closets; conv. transp. FIR. 1870.
26 RHODE ISLAND AVE.-Single and
dble. sleeping rms; nicely furn. J;
CAPIToL HILL. 1o4 c st. n.e-Lee
rm. with bath adj; newly dec. and
furn.; $40 mo. MRS. HOOK. 21s
COLORED-l27 12th ST. N.E.-Three
newly furn. dble. rms; ) cples. ;
conv. transp.; cooking priviI. Ii
COLORED-a ATTR., conf rooms;
tconV. to transp.: Rome privils.: will
board. LA. 6-50T1, -21
Evening star., 1950-10-20
RMS. APTs. 70 SHARE tcent. J

WILL SHARE 2-bedrm. apt. in Sill.
Spg. area; newly furn. modern, TV;
with young lady. 3O-40; must be
neat: references. SH. 2414, -22
RID. N.W.-3 girls desire
girl to share nicely furn., 2-bedrm.
apt. Call DU. 0302 after $40 pm.
APIS. 10th st. NV
Nicely furn., 1st f.; . refined girls,
25r30; S35 ca. HO. 1904, MISS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girl to share
modern apartment (television), ali
utils,; rent, reasonable. Glebe 100.
LADY OR COUPLE to share o-bedrm
apt. in Silver Spring apt. bldg.
furnished apartment
Gentleman: conven. transp.; unlim,
phone, private bedroom. NO. s207
ONE OR TWo congenial sirls to
share lovely, furn. apt. with i
other; good transp. 10. o-77O8
ewes. or all day Sat. and Sun. 90
1890 CHAPLIN ST. NV, Apt. "a
Lady of select taste will find COM
Tort, privileges; pvt. room CO. 1924
Evening star., 1950-10-20
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE
APARTMENTS WANTED

:::BEDRM. APT. or small house, un-
pont Circle. 8 permanently en-
ployed young women. Call DE. 4se7
YOUNG COUPLE with blind baby
desperately in need of unfurn. apt
REs:S eE Nov; star l.; maximum s55. Box
AREiNGTos-1.bedroom Hing S5sE: or eff. asl spt.,
in apt. BLDG; single lady; reason
able; near bus Glebe 7O61.
NV. FURN. = conv. transp.: Sears,
Wis. ave; pvt: bath; SO to Ss5;
adults. OR. 1916, after 2 pm
FRENCH EMBASSY EMPLoYE wants
furnished or unfurnished apt, l
dren; OR: 1862 mornings. 80
APARTMENT DESIRED, in apart
msnt noIa Iab,t building one BEDROOM eEea Eea-
LIFE MAGAZINE CoRREsPoSDENT1
and wife desire 2-bedrm unfurn.
apt With north exp; NV. or Va.
Two ADULTs, mother and employed
sol son need turn. apt; Petworth-
nc. drinking, smoking or pets; local
refs. TU. 1871.
GIRL desires unfurn. efficiency, up to
500. Liberty 5-6700, Ext. 42314,
petWeen S-4.3O ThurS. and Fri. 2OS
CATH. U. GRAD. STUDENT, wife,
2 babies. urgently need l. or 2
bedrm. apt, furn. or unfurn.; prefer
lst floor. DE. 6T36.
FURNISHED APARTMENT, 2 rooms
kitchen and bath; near U. s. Bureau
Of Standards, required Immediately
BY father and grown son. Box 13O-
C. Star.
WELL-ESTABLISHED business couple,
no children, require l-bedrm. apt,
unturn., in apt house. NV. section,
Conn. ave. preferred; Ss5-S9O max
imum: Write Box 247-B, Star. 2O'
] OR BEDRM. FURN. APT, in apt.
house. nr. GWU. EX. 1449. -22
LADY DESIRES furnished apartment
in NV. l or rooms, kitchen and
bath. Box 1870, Star. o2'
A REFINED VETERAN needs 2 bed
rms. liv. rm., kit, bath IN colored
apt; bldg, DE. 1887. 22s
IN EXCHANGE for apartment, mother
and employed daughter will care for
guest home, housework. care Of
children, clerical work; close to bus.
Box 119-C. Star %.
NEWLYWEDS, recent d. c. arrivals,
Govt. attorney and wife, need and
hope for 1-bedrm. apt, medium
priced; highest references. EN-. 1881.
Evening star., 1950-10-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD

36lI 14th ST. N.W.-If a refined,
empl.. stay-put woman wants deli.
clous meals, rm. to self. in Protes-
tant family: phone TU. 1885. -22
l4Ol 18th ST. N.W.-Large double
newly furnished; also single; Sc
ss1s 18th ST. N.E.mTWin-bed rm.,
ferred; S45. MI. 1890. -
1928 16th ST. N.W.-Single, doubles
Tor young people; l triple. running
water In rms, switchboard, showers.
SINGLE GIRL. %. desires room and
board in private home without chill
dren, IN, Arlington, near Pentagon.
MANSION / CLUB. 1880 Mass ave, wI5 NV.
-Comfortable home In the Embassy
section; friendly people: mother-like
rs 7@salii isth SS0 s.. mqHts SRs-closeimn; st-
tractiVe dble. rm. for refined gentle
THE DIss1N's GUEST HOUSE EIe have
q few vacancies for both men and
women; quality of meals. service and
location. are the finest in the city.
%olS Mass. ave. NV" DE. 979S.
1927 18th ST. N.W.-Larse second
moor front room with private bath;
other vacancies. "a
CLEAN ROOMS, home cooked meals.
, good TRANSFORMATION. NO. 4095
WENDELL TERRACE-Large, COM
Portable. warm rms. sgl. dbl, triple;
liv. rm.; good food: excel trans: S48
PEI Per mo: ne up. 1927 Belmont I'd. NV,
sLAUGHTER's, 1927 10th st. NV.
(nr; Dupont cir)--Avail Oct. 16
en-, clean comfortable rooms; daily
maid service. Phones in rooms. TWO
meals daily incl. two on Sun. Large
liV. rm., social activities. HO. 6767.
DAY OR full time care for children
IN nice home; vicinity suitland.
1925 10Th ST. N.w.-under new
management. Freshly decorated
rms, for refined young men and
women: Delicious food; excellent
LOCATION. House mother, MRS. LU-
CHILE SNYDER. %
1881 9th ST. N.W.-Nicely furn,
twin bedrm; home privils GE.
Evening star., 1950-10-20

GOVT. GIRL to share her 1-bedrm
apt. twin beds (TV); liv. rm., din
cite. kitchen: l blk. shopping cen
ter. Takoma Park. Md; reasonable;
Sun. ali day. JU. 7-so74. @21 w
WANTED-Single girl to share l.
bedrm. apt. with another. l blk. to
bus; $40 mo. 81. 9099. Call before
MT. PLEASANT-2 twin-bed rooms,
l single, use Of spacious 9-rm. house,
TV; cow. transp.; So wk. MI. 369S.
ONE GIRL share with 8; 2-bedrm.
twin-bed apt, conv. 10th st. NV.
Apt; bldg. Rent S25 mo. Call Ho.
633S. after 6 pm. 80
WANTED = / or 2 girls to share 2
bedrm.. 2 bath apt, Arlington. Can
after 6. IA. S-S460. -21
GOVT. SEC'Y. will share her one
bedroom apt. in nearby Arl. with
other congenial girl. ia. S-5S63
after z pm.
GIRL TO SHARE 2-bedrm. apt, with
2 other girls. 51l2 Kansas ave. NV.
Call TU. 1949. -23
CONN. AVE.-Large, modern efici-
cheney apt. to share with another
girl; prefer Govt. girl, 80 or over;
$45; refs. MI. 5000, Ext. 919.
SERvICEMAN's WIFE wants young
couple to share house in ne. Md.
coNvEN. on eSoli NV. LocAr1oN-onseS or
2 girls to share furn. apt. with
one other. ST. 4s37. -22
Evening star., 1950-10-20
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

6O4 G ST. Sc. l rnn., Ink:
sink. stoYe. refrigerator, for couple.
S11.25 wk. DU. 1862. -22
1885 N. b.. AVE. N.W.-Unusually
lse.. beautifully furn. 1st. fl. Ink.
rm. with new rance and Frigidaire.
e147 r ST. N.w.-studio rm., in.
closed porch: refgr., radio or TV;
,SSdl33-Sls;, Elk. 0653. -23
1893 14th ST. N.W.-Nicely Turn.
bedrm., kitchenette; double bed,
linens furnished. Frigidaire and gas
range; for 1 or 2. SIS weekly. Ap-
1868 a st. s.E.-Furn. rm.; pvt. law
atory, kit. and all home prtyils. !;
couple: $45 a mo TR. 4O32.
1928 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Nicely
turn. Ink, for l or matured
ladies' or man and wife. Handy to
shopping and transp. HU. 1888,
NEAR 18TH AND T SITS.
2-rms.. l or 2 girls or couple. $40
each. MI. 1890. EOS
Evening star., 1950-10-20
APTs. FURNISHED (cent.)

PENTAGON-15 min. 8 rm. apt. to
4 or s girls; clean, desirable every
way. Reas. OV. 653S. -22
STUDIO APT, over garage for two
hskps' bath. close in; s6e. Elk &c. SS94.
CAPITOL HILL. 23s First st. Sc
ample aose closet space; $55 mo. Ii.
FOR / OR 2 Mos,-couple to share
sSHs9y si6G mo- hons Sin No i4qs objection to ehld
I557 MASS. AVE. N.w.-studio apt;
WELL FUkNIsHfE6S sif SS:a' I rms. ms Kit Kit. and
bath apt. good NV. loca.; adults;
FTRN ny, GIy. i'fi nm EnGns and M1 bedfm with
kit. and laundry privil. Small fam
ily;, No other .roomers; utils
uni anlim; phone. hone Avail. Nov; l. snit.
Mr.. WAsHfNGToN CIRCLE, Close
to downtown and Govt. bldgs.: 1000
N. H. ave. n.w.-Newly decorated,
basement room and kitchen. semipvt.
bath! bath; no n0 dishes or linens; adults nS
bedrm., living rm.. kitchen. bath.
rrefgr., stove: utilities included; -S75-
$50, 81. 1850. days; SH, 510l
a1s EAST cAPIToL-2-rm. bsmt.
apt; conven, transp.; semiprivate
path; t,a,IIt,u employe5 sple'; $3.50 month,
$40 II ST. Me- bedrms.. kit,
porch. oil heat, pvt. bath. entire End
.TTESTInN; n SdTlaS; no pets; ssr utiis sa
service. Meridian Park area-Beau-
tiful. r-conditioned, studio apt;
3 bedrms., 2 baths. den, liv. rm.
3Ox25, din. rm.. mod. kit with auto.
dishwasher, deep freeze, auto. wash
err. parking facilities; mr.. public
and parochial schools; S270 month
CONGRESS REALTY CO.. DI. 1882,
144o MERIDIAN PL. N.w-one room
a, and bath IN apt. bldg. See, ianitor.
BEAUT. CORNER, facing park; l rm:,
snIs e11; pxs va bath stb nicely fpTn; s1ya smpl
NEARBY MD.-First floor. 5 rooms,
bath. screened porch. refrigerator
and range; util incl: adults only;
500 mo. WA. 6490. -26
1909 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Ent. End
n; 2 baths. 5 rms; 3 or 4 adults,
empl pref: no pets. GE. 7480. -22
LARGE 4:ROOM APARTMENT. kitch-
en- and bath at 2010 Kalorama rd.
NV; newly decorated. HU. 1863.
1905 PA. AVE. s.E.-Two rms. kit.
and and bath; adults only; nr. all conv.
CAPiTo9iI HEIGHTS. MD. Nc Nom
housekeeping. lge. liv. rm.. bedrm..
pvt: bath. PVT; entrance; bus at
door; refs; $50: suit. l or 2. 10.
Evening star., 1950-10-20
ROOMS FURNlsHEc-s.E.-s.w.

1891 PA. AVE. S.E.-Front room. twin
beds: suit. for ?: next bath; y, block
from bus. AK. 7016. -22
A lC1 BELT RID. Sc. at Penna. and
Southern aveS.-Corner front room,
plenty hot water; refined gentleman
only. HI. 54S3. -2l
2i13 ALABAMA AVE. S.E.-Single
room in new home; next to bath;
convenient transp. VI. 3769. -2l
CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY 1 BLK.
Lily. rm.. bedrm.. nicely furn.;
suitable 2 adults. 322 A st. Sc. Ii.
AND d s.w.-Dble rIn
nicely furn., running water. next to
bath. ME. 9S92; ewes, TU. 20SO.
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CATTLE 6 LIVESTOCK


PINTO MARE, for experienced rider.
Also small donkey; work, drive or
ride. Saddle blankets and brides.
YINGLING. Race Track rd., Bowie,
Nd. Ask operator for Bowie 4201.
ANGUS BULL, II mos. old. real
beauty for herd bull, Must be seen
to be appreciated THOMAS E.
LAP1MER, Greenbelt rd., Glendale,
Iaf. af HoLsrErN HErrrR and dss eslt;
Just fresh. Fairfax 529JI1.
YOUNG GUERNSEY FAMILY COW.
Call Vienna 22S-M -22
HEREFORD BULL, reg. 12 to Is
months old: pure Domino breeding.
j. T. GIBBONS, Haymarket. Va.
Haymarket 1FO1; Wash. phone.
NEW MEXICO BRED, hand gentled,
Quarter horse; 3 yrs; saddle and
bride incl. Call OIL. 1859 pa