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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
Scented Soap Gan Serve as a Sachet
Perumed Cotton Pads Are Practical
nnd Also Economical
BY EDNA MILES

IN THESE days Of rising costs it's wise who few
tricks for extracting double duty from the small lue that
add to the graciousness Of living.
Il your pet extravaganza perfumed with your favore
scent try tip for poongng enjoyment OF the fragrance
Instead of slowing away your household supplies shelf put it
in with your lingerie inens-ust you would fine saehe
You'll rnlara delightful Whit when you open
your drawer closet door,
similar plan may carried out with cotton pads which many
tuck after perfumng Them into pockets or cus IN pref
erenc to scentng their simply tossing these pads
out after use try ucng them in with undies Or else tie
cluster and hang them the hanger with your
favorite dress.
This may be extended to kitchen too Instead OF
allowing your fruits used in brown bags In your
kitchen cabinet try arranging them in most attractive bowl
and using them as a eenerpiece for your table
Vegetables too be used for coorfu decorative effects
particularly such vividly-hued eggplants
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

The Newport Methodist Youth
Fellowship, at a recent meeting
of the organization elected Of
ficers to serve for the coming
year.
Russell Walls was elected presi-
dent, Joyce Finchum, vice presi-
den; Jewell Finchum, secretary
treasurer: Nita Kronk pianist;
Dorothy Dunkle, first commission;
Carol Sifrit, second commission;
Bill Wakeman, third commission;
Leon Kronk, fourth commission.
The president stated that the
Methodist Youth Fellowship is
to organize the young people of
the church into a group devoted
to worship, a study of the needs
of the world and a group Of pro-
jects to better serve the local
community.
Walls also stated that to raise
funds for it's program, the New
port Methodist Youth Fellow
ship plans to have d Chill Sup
per, Wednesday evening, Febru-
ary 28th., in the basement Of the
Newport Methodist Church
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
LEONARD ALLEN
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY

Mrs. Leonard Alien and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.
Grove, East Center Street, had a
dinner Thursday evening at the
Grove home complimenting Mr..
Allen on his birthday
Attending were, Mr. and Mrs.
ElWood Grove and three children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dillon,
Frank Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
ard Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Grove,
all of London; Mrs. William
Bowdle of Selma; Sgt, George
Williams, on two weeks leave
from service in Korea, because of
the illness Of his daughter, Shar-
on Kay, and Mrs. Williams of
Columbus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27


mission, will speak at the meet
ing.
The sorority recently purchased
the film to be used in cooperation
with the Madison County Civilian
Defense program. After its pub
lie premier Thursday night, it will
be available, free of charge, 10
any organization to be shown
at meetings. Several organizations
have already booked the film,
members of the sorority stated.
Committee members to be conf
tacted for the loan of the film
are, Mrs. Vernon Royce, Mrs.
Darwin Keye or Mrs. Troxell
Laybourne.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

Charleston Garden Club in her
home on Thursday, afternoon
February 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells Jones Of
Jeffersonville we're Sunday din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Allen Mat
tinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney,
Norman Cheney and Chase Colvin
were in Cincinnati last weekend
where they attended the wedding
of Miss Jane March and Mr.. Jack
Preston. Mrs. Preston is the
granddaughter of Mr.. Colyin.
Mrs. Harry Smith was hostess
to the members of her card club
in her home on Wednesday even
ing. Those present were: Mrs.
Frank Stuthard, Mrs. Floyd Bak-
or, Mrs. Leo Moore, Mrs. Charles
CRUDE, Mrs. Clayton Dement,,
Mrs. Robert Lantz and Mrs. Clea-
dis Zirkle.
Miss Carolyn Wacknan OF
Washington c. II. was a recent
guest at the home of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Coil and family.
Mrs. William Francis arrived
home by plane from Los Angeles
Calf, Wednesday after a two
months vacation spent with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Pitsticli
ard family and Mr.. and Mrs
James Guthrie and family were
guests last weekend of Mr. ant
Mrs. William Kavanagh in Gin
cinnati
Mrs. Wendell Setty and son o.
Springfield were Sunday dinner
guests of the Misses Norma anc
Helen Slough.
Miss Elizabeth Van Meter viii
entertain the members of Circle
E Of the WSCS in her home OF
Wednesday for potluck dinnel
and on the same afternoon Mrs
Frank Cherry will be hostess t
the members of Circle c in he
: home.
Miss Julia Jane Nehls and Mis-
Esther Stark of Athens spent tn
wenk-end at the home of DR.
i and Mrs. E. C. Nehls.
Van Allen Mattinson entertain
ed the members of the Men
) Bridge club in his home on Wed
nesday evening.
TRAINING FOR TEACHERS
EDMONTON (AP)-A drive
training course for school teach
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
H'oNoRED ON BIRTHDAY
MRS. HORACE G. JONES

Mrs. Horace G.. Jones celebrat-
ed her ninety-second birthday at
her home on North Main Street,
Friday. February %.
Relatives and friends called
during the day and Mrs. Charles
tEva Houston) Guy came over
from Columbus and remained for
dinner with Mrs. Jones and Miss
Bertha Guy, who resides with her
The many flowers, gifts and
cards sent nae, We're deeply ap-
preciated, and made the day q
very happy Memory Idr5. Jones
aid.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
S. CHARLESTON
BY MRS. n. T. MEL SON
Ph. s-8502 & s-a375

The PYAD class of the Presby-
terian Church held their monthly
meeting on Sunday evening in the
home of Mrs. Austin Wildman.
Assisting hostesses were: Mrs. Ed
Con- Mrs. Van Allen Mattinson
and Mrs. Catherine Bostwick. A
play was given by members of
the school speech club under the
direction of Mrs. Wilson Kuhl-
mann, ),
Mrs. Lester Coler will enter
tain the members of the South
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

Sealed bids viii be received by
B. +, Beery Clerk Of the Town
ship of oak Run. Madison County
Ohio, until 1900 o'clock noon EST
Tuesday, March s. 1851. for the pur-
chase of q hereinafter specified
truck being as follows.
One ID two Ton truck, dual axels
e:25. TO ply tires. truck to come
equipped with Marion four yard
dump body complete with booster
brakes, defroster. heater. electric
windshield wiper and one inter-
control driving light.
The contract To purchase shall
be made with the lowest and best
bidder. The right is reserved to re-
ject any or all bids. BY order Of
the Board OF Trustees Of Oak Run
Township. Madison County, Ohio.
WILBUR FOREMAN
President Board OF Trustees
Oak Run Township
attest:
=. +. BEERY,
Clerk
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
k-Bomb Film 70
BE Shown Mere

PHI Beta Isl Sorority will pre-
sent the movie, Boat the A
Bomb, at the London Hi e h
School Auditorium Thurs q a y
night, March l, 8 pm.
Miss Rhea McCarty. Ohio Co
ordinator for Women's Affairs
in Civil Defense assNell as e1-
ecutive secretary Of the Ohio De
Velopment and Publicity Com
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
ELEANOR MARTIN RoNoRED
or BIRTHDAY

Mrs. James r. l.. Martin, West
Center Street, invited schooimates
of her daughter, Eleanor, for :
party after school Thursday to
celebrate her birthday.
The girls were entertained at
cootie, with Donna Folan, Judy
Lohr and Sue Dillingham;, prize
winners; in a contest fer drop
ping clothes pins in milk bot
tie, Beverly Hanson was winner;
in balloon blowing contest,
Judy Lohr received the prize.
After Eleanor had opened the
gifts from her friends, refresh
ments were served ~ Mrs. Mar
tin and her daughter, Theda. and
Mrs. A. G. Thomas, vino assisted
her at the party.
Attending were, Beverly Han
son, Sue Dillingham;, 10 Ellen
Nelson, Norma Jones, Gloria
Hanson, Donna F'olan, Janet
Kline, Anne G.oodson, Judy Lohr,
Mary 10 Thomas, Chcryl West
and Georgann Brokaw
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
WHO influenza Cen+ers
Help Combat Epidemic

example, intensive research is be-
ing carried out on the value of
antibiotics in the treatment of tht
infection, and claims have been
put forward regarding the effec-
tiveseness of terramyein for this
purpose. But until a definite cure
is found, it is only by developing
in the shortest possible time spe-
types that the best hopes lie for
cific Vaccines against the current
preventing large outbreaks.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT - Es-
tate Of E.sta Ellsworth. Deceased.
MaybeiIe Blaekm6re London. Ohio
has been duly appointed and quall-
fled as Administratrix of the Es-
tate Of I4sta Ellsworth late Of Mad
Is0n County. Ohio. deceased Dated
this l6 tn day OF February A.D.
1851 No 1885. Doc. s. Page z69.
Harvey ~. Edwards Probate Judge.
Of said County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
SLAUGHTE RS IN
MECHANIC SRURG

Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Slaugh-
ter and their daughter, Teresa,
Chandler Avenue, are staying at
the home of Mrs. SIaughters
parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. f. Kel-
Ter, Mechaniesburg. The Kellers
left last week for a vacation in
Louisiana and Texas.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
DINNER GUESTS OF
COLUMBUS FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. William Il. Nor
ris, Big Plain Pike. We're guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams Da-
vies, Lareomb Avenue. Columbus,
Saturday evening. The party at
tended fhe OSU-Illinois basket
ball game, following the dinner.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
OCIETY SOCIAL EVENTS AND NEWS Of TIE CUBS

ers will be held at the Univer-
sity of Alberta. Sponsored BY the
Edmonton branch OF the Alberta
Motor Association it will have
d maximum class of 40.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
n. n. CRADLES
LEAVE FOR FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Fl. Crabhe,
East High Street, left over the
week end to spend a month at
their winter home at Long Beach,
Florida.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
GUESTS FROM DAYToN

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 4. Andrews
and their daughter, judy Of Day
ton, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Richard Bycrs,
East First Street.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
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GREENBRIER HOTEL

Paul ". Yauger, North Main
Street, las returned from q few
days stay at thc Crecnbricr IIo-
tel, White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
GOES TO CINCINNATI

Miss Dell Chambers of DelFs
Speciality Shop, spent Thursday
in Cincinnati.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27
NO other car provides all slais:

DYNAFLoW DEIvE-soyes sfroin on
driver and car
FiRE8ALL POWER = high-compres-
sion, voive-in-heod engine gets more
good from every drop Of fuel
PUsH-BAR FOREFRONT combines
smart style and unsurpassed protection
WHITE-cLoW INSTRUMENTS
greater elorify of night
ToRcUE-TUBE pRIvE-sfeadies
ride, improves driving control
4-wHEEL COIL SPRINGING -
cushions ride, sryas seryieing costs
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

DUAL VENTILATION side air
fed sePafufoly TO right or left Of front
compartment
sELF-ENERGIZINc BRAKES -
hydroulie- multiply pedoi-pressurs
five fines at broke drum
DREAMLINE STYLING -fapered,
cor-lensih tenders, sleoming sweep
spears on most models
Plus: self-ioeking iVggoss lid,
SfePon parking broke. fwo-woy igni-
fion lock, sofefy-Ride rims, Hi-Poised
engine mounting, Body BY Fisher
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1951-02-27

Ton. h HENRY l1Anos ACC n.lae s,.r asssy evening
Evening star., 1951-11-09
s85 to s98.75
SIS.
for Misses, W0men and Juniors

or Misses, Women and Juniors
Fitted Goats, pyromidine coots, boV
coats noppy, burnby, curly coots
untrimmed except for their hond-
somey new textured fobrics. SIS.
Fnr.f,immed Goats, too = coots
with Persion Lamb, Bombay Lamb,
BeoveL dyed jap Mink. Mountain
Sable (dyed ring tail cot). SIS.
The color range roinbows from the
new reds, puppies, 9reys, and soft
beiges through to the always fovorite
black and navy blue. Sizes l0R to
24R, "a to AZ, 10 to l6 and I to IS.
The Third Floor Street with representative
selections at all branch stores.
We picture juniors SS975 coat NTH Persian
collar SIS. At F Street, Shirlington. SiIper
Spring. 4473 Conn. ADenue and Bethesda
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Yes, Women :

We sketch q SIS royon crepe dress
with q beautiful sproy Of bueIe beods.
The skirt is opron-droped and very
fIottering. Block, amethyst or royoI
blue in l4R to 2211, Sl9.o5, at F
Street, ShirIington, Silver Spring and
4473 Conn. Avenue.
But do see the whole collection:
Dresses with lovely detailing and much
fIottey. High fashion shades in the
group as we'll as fovorite blacks and
novies. Sizes l4H to 2412 and 36
to "A included. Sl9.95.
Second Floor F Street with representative selec-
tionS at all branch stores.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Yes, Misses :.

We sketch q SIS wool jersey basic
with q very becoming neckiine
and Impressed pleots oil around
the skirt, In royot blue, purple
and ereen Slo95, at F Street
only.
But do see the cocktail dresses
and daytime dresses in this erond
group Of beneoIines, ottomons,
folIes, tissue foiIles and pretty
orepes all the 1851 royons =.
and all the 1851 ooIors, too. Sizes
10 to ]8 in the group. $l9.95.
Second Floor r Street and representative
selections at all branch stores.
Evening star., 1951-11-09

Need q new roincoot , Think hord obout
q gold corduroy one or moybe plum
checks or q whirnq pwomid Of royon
eQbordines SO pretty you might weor it on q
sunny day, too
Sketched: woter -repeent -reyon in good weight.
Lovely coIors Sizes 8 to TO- Sl875
Third Floor, F Street and at all branch stores.
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Don't Let Tomorov
Slip By You. ::

This greafest.of.aH Appreciation Events is
drau'ins to its close. If you bought coat, don't
forget blouses, Christmas Gift items, even
nylons :. if you bought an evening dress, don't
forget a good basic or a suit or a lovely nea0
hat. APPRECIATION is everyoVhere throughout
every Jelleff store. More important: Our
hearts appreciation goes out through all OF
Washington!
Evening star., 1951-11-09
Winter Coats

JELLEFF'S BETHESDA
Evening star., 1951-04-03

II 2 spacious bedrooms are enough
tractive brick. Colonial ss 1t Won'i
last long at the price. Living room
dining room and equipped kitchen
Full basement and q superb loca-
tion. Going at $4,000.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
IA. 5-7744 3103 North 10th. ow
Evening star., 1951-04-03
DESK SPACE
FARMS

$500 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for $500
with 100000 feet OF small pine,
sawable now: 76 mi. south Of b. C.
and 400 ydss on No. 90 running from
Fredericksburg to Orange. TE. 4l3i.
500 DOWN. $40 mo-, buys FOR
Sl,0G0. 2S acres timber land, mostly
pine; over 10000 feet sawable now;
lots Of young timber: "a mi. on
state rd.; power line. homesites,
snring creek; Louisa County, Va.
81 1sSii icoUNrY-sa4 acres, 7s vsry
country home; nice setting: Lee bank
barn with all necessary outbuildings
in good repair. JOHN BURDoFT,
Colesville. Nd, r. r. D. 2, Silver
Spring. Nd. Call Ashton CMd) 3s46.
90 ACRES stock and chicken farm;
Sou, southern Colonial home: beautiful
steady cultivation: located on hiEh-
wey; excellent buy at $4,000. BER-
NARD T. BRosIus. sH. 0420..
ALL-PURP0SE FARM. about S5
acres. near Damascus, Nd, on State
road. about SO acres clear, nice
6-rm. house and bath, coal h.-w.
heat, barn. tool shed, 2-car garage;
All stock and equipment Included;
List furnished on request. EDWARD
p. ABBE, Sl1S Wis. ave. Bethesda,
znlp NE; CAV .yI WI. 3 $500. - .,,., % i,
mi. from Vienna, Va; 5-rms., bath; !;
masonry home. 2 yrs. old with exp.
attic; all land cleared and in high
state Of .cultiyation; run. stream in
rear; price. S1I.500. $1,000 cssh;
terms. c. 8: sHILLINGBURG. 461s
Lee hwy. Arl. Va. OK. 624.
businesses. Mailed FREE. sTRoUT
REALTY, lila woodward Bldg.
Washington. ST. 37S4.
Evening star., 1951-04-03
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SAILS

LOCUST HILL ESTATES. nr. Naval
Med. Centr.; lot in restricted resi-
DENTAL sect: 7s-ft. frontage; ap.
prox; ppnxs; 9.5o0 50. #. Cali OWNER WI.
l-AckE LOT. half clear. suitable for
proved with well and Toulouse. can.
OWNER. Rockville 3093. 4
S ACRES near Beltsville; shade trees
an ana SPRING; 81 800. WINSTON c.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY.
CLUB-Oyer 3 acres; 2o0-ft. 'front.'
age on River rd... all cleared. CaH
REps ~; aol5 81 TN np Pm. VIM. H. sAUN.
VALUABLE ACREAGE for sale; sp.
acres with frontage on Rt. soil
$500 cash, or X cash. terms on
balance. Phone Waldorf 224a OF
2247 after $50 pm. -3
$50 ACRES. near Colesville, In lima
tov development. LEATH & ASHLEY,
INC" MA. 6464; eyes,. 81. 1907.
KENwooD. MD.-one of the most
desirable lots in Kenwood, located
on beautiful Highland dr.. iIO-ft.
frontage. Sold only to approved
purchaser. Call Samuel B Loveless,
Ma. $500; ewes. OR. S725. BOSS
u PHELPS, INC, 1417 K st. NV.
30 ACRES of wood and timber, with
ga acres Of cleared land, for build
ing g summer cottage or home:
IN all. Big acres. Five miles north
road TO Shenandoah River. which
Is about V mile from river. Good
nshing and hunting. $1,000 cash.
Evening star., 1951-04-03
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA
WOODHAVEN

Owner transferred, desires to sci
home in this desirable subdivision o.
fine homes. Spacious living room
dining room. beautiful kitchen anc
baths on I'd d.: recreation room
2-car attached garage, oil ,h.-w. h
with recessed radiation. tile roof
Home in excellent condition. BIZ
sure to call for appointment tc
TpHnYD ry@rr~,r.1r
Evening star., 1951-04-03
ROCK CREEK HILLS
RAMRIiER-S33 500

Custom-built brick rambler Of finest
construction and excellent desisn
VIII appeal to those who want ane
appreciate the best. Effective radi-
ant heat with copper coils; Johns
Evansville roof; all aluminium sashes
and screensi beautifully. Handicapped
lovely living dining room with at
tractive paneled fireplace: all-elec-
trio kitchen. breakfast room, utility
room; attached garage; maids room
and bath. large screened living
porch overlooking garden: three ex-
cellent bedrooms; two tiled baths
and ample closet space. Inspection
ford. Ma. $500; ewes, ST.. 66OS.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
Evening star., 1951-04-03
$16,95O
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

COTTAGE CITY-well-kept Groom
nifty just over D. c. line; fireplace
in liv. rm.:- oil heat; fun bsmt.;
porch; garage. A lot of house for
SnSEnr ST. 900; calI .WIA We, 39oo It'll pm.
HYATTsvILLE. near St. Jerome's
School. 5-rm. bungalow. bath. oil
h.-w:h., auto; hot water. full hsmt..
lot fenced, $4,000; terms. ERWIN
REALTY co, ny. U334. O., ..
HYATTSvnLE-Four rms. and bath;
price % $500 ss5s is:B g. s. SsrzsdGR slHSs ii aas
LANDOvER HILLs-e-rm. Colonial
on eXtra-wide lot; full bsmt.; equip.
kit: Bendix; screened porch. This
7-year-old home is in new cond. and
s5tssd 5se ii f Ss p st. kosEar SSs s eaD pAyia EA
MI. Il y; 9R;AINIER-s1a,e5o Not ne new
but in perfect cond.. this 2-Story
home has 5 lge. rms, plus another
small ROOM; modern kit. is fully
Oil heat, lge. lot. Anchor fenced. WA
9l44 or CIR. 1857. JOHN A. WENTZ
MT. RAINIER-1mmed. possession on
this newly dec, ise., 3-bedrm. home
EEASS!tentty 1ocateu on corner l0t.
Only sia.65o: $500 e"'ea down. sisss: Pay.
ments less than rent. Call PERRY
BOSWELL, I,e INC. WA. 45oo. Open
MI. IL RAINIER I RiMi 5-bedrm. bunea1ow; gale
tiled walls; bsmt.; oil heat. Easily
schools, Transportation. WA. 9144
NEW EAST PINEs-Exceptional op.
portunity to purchase real home
IN this popular area. 2 bedrms.
in garage. Only SIa.25o. With ~
financing. Call WA. 5000 til 8 pm
ROBERT s. DAVIS & CO. IS
eUEENsBURY RID. near LELAND Ne
mortal Hosspital-Large S-rm. home
on nicely handicapped level lot. Spa
cious living rm. with fireplace, fui
4 bedrms. on 2nd floor; full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h.; 2-car detached garage
Ideally located and priced un5e-
PERRY BOSWELL. INC, WA. 45oo
ROGERS SsSR gu aElGh1s-pries I RiGi reduced educ
screened-in porch. tile bath, rec. 0 rm
Owner must sell and viii accept any
,ToHN TsSsi offer wENAz Va, s144. CIR. 1857
SEAT PLEASANT-vacant; S bed.
rms. liv. rm., din. rm., kit. and
bath; lovely front porch; excel. 10.
cation on busline; S10.750; 81 300
dosIn. doyn. CAL Mr.; FAussETT. WA
UNIVERSITY HILLS-Three- bedroom
brick rambler only l, year old. Large
ny. rm. with fireplace, fully.equipped
Kit; including garbage disposal unit
quick poss. Priced to sell immedi-
ately; Csil Mr.. Cody; La. e-6666.
OF AZ. 1850 ewes. PECK CO, Ex-
FIVE ROOMS. BATH. plus incom.
$1,000: 5000 sssS. 4 nsae az. csHss! 4sss
Howe ave-. suitland. Nd. 10. S-6T6l
IMMACIILATE 6-rm., 2-story home;
24-ft. ltv. rm. with fireplace, spacious
an. rm; and kit. on LIST a., 8 nice
size hsdrms. and tile bath on 2nd
NJ. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h.; detached
garage. Situated on lge., level lot;
blk. from new shop. center, Capi.
tai Transit bus and elem. school
Only 3I3.750. with approx. $500
down. Call PERRY BOSWELL, INC,
VA, oo 800; Open Till 8 pm. II
ami; ] acre; 20 Minis. to b. C.
Mco1 81 2.s62S; !, SiYr rTsskdays. HI. s114
sSs @o29 s9nS 3 MATITEcAELl; ATEIMz.Im; no,.. a g,
cond.; water and sewer avail: IL sna
cash; make offer. sun. and After 4
PM, Ii. 3-362S; weekdays. nj
Evening star., 1951-04-03
BIT Acre Stock g. Dairy Farm

BIT Acre Stock & Dairy Farm
Spacious S-room. American Colonial.
frame, house; elec. and running
water. sitting on an elevation over
looking the Potomac River and much
Of Md. and Va: 45 by so bsmt. barn,
db!e. corn house and implement
shed, cement block dairy barn for
30 cows; Ii by. 40 silo; good fence,
pvt. driveway, large pond 20 acres
wooded: streams;. l mi. frontaee on
$4,000, terms. 392-acre manor
loan stock farm, 10-room house,
water. elec. and phone; 2-5-rm.
houses. water, elec. and heat; so By
30 bsmt. barn. hog house, corn house,
shop. 80 acres timber, balance in
ladino. orchard grass. white Dutch
and Ky. blue grass; mile of rd. 'front.'
age on left. rd.: 90 mi. to D. c..
Farm now carries $50 Angue Price,
$4,000, terms. Call CHARLES II,
JAMlSON, PooleSville 26l2, g
Evening star., 1951-04-03
HOUSES FOR sALE-yA.

le1Ss, g SsRs income. ans sss sI5s0s month";
sls25e 0fs5SS@ s5.oSa ess. s.ii ow. 0snss sdsS
a. s.9a52 No agents; please. s.
AkLlNGf0N-Sl 500 cash will pur.
home in the Wash. and Lee shopping
Naval Annex. and Pentason. CECIL
, Upton; Realtor.. oW. 5333;
ARLiNGToS FoREsT-s bedrms.o, 2
twin-bcd size: liv. rm., 13x20; din.
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Really. Ts'i Gil. isss5 ss5e. i0'' oooAMAN M5
CALIFORNIA RAMBLER, fat roof, 8
bedrms... 15x22-ft. liv. rm., fully
utilities; take over large GI loan;
situated In Fairfax: priced for quick
sale at S13.950; Exclusive. ARFAx
NICE s-kM. FRAME bedrms., oil
cash required. JUDSoN REAMY' 4
SON. 1122 N. Trying ST., CH. $500
Ask Aske for Martin Reany. Ewes. oW
white Colonial. with i.
story wing on Ia acres, 200-ft
frontage, on main hwy; 2 miles
from D. c.: suitable for DR.. ONCE
and residence, teahouse,- touris!
home or nursery school; Is rms, 4
5asn sashs. GOODMAN REALTY. GL
Observation-Disclosures how real.
ly attractive one Of these JET
ferson Manor homes can be-, semide-
taehed, all brick; rms, tile path
full basement, recreation rm., gas
heat: high. elevation; excellent view;
IL min. to Pentagon. Ewes, cal
QM. 6Sl9. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS