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Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28
FISHERS DISTRICT
Mrs. Nora Rust

The Christmas entertainment at
Todds was enjoyed by all. The
children and young folks are being
congratulated on the fine program
and the play Home for Christmas"
that they put on so successfully
Also Mrs. John Lloyd and Mrs. Wes.
ley Everline for their patience, time
and care they used in training them
so well. Santa was there with a big
treat for all and loads of gifts TO be
given away.
TOdds Home Demonstration Club
held their Christmas party and tur-
key dinner on Wednesday in the
community building. with Mrs.
Wesley Everline as hostess. Every
one reported a fine time.
The Christmas CarOlers made
their visits, singing Christmas car
ols. on Christmas Eve, visiting
many homes on the charge and be-
ing entertained afterwards by Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Lundell with a treat
OF hot coffee and delicious cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs en-
tertained at family get-together
on Sunday when thirty three of
them enjoyed a Christmas dinner.
exchanged gifts and had a jolly
time. Mrs. Stubbs had the pleasure
OF having all her brothers. sisters
and their families present to enjoy
real family reunion. including her
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28

Of Milford, Mrs. Helen Harmon and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Lundell. Mrs
Ethel Stuart, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Taylor and children, Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. GoOtee Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Rhodes. Mr.
and Mrs. Emory Williamson and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dearman who planned the surprise
so successfully. At a late holr all
wished her many more happy birth
days and Mrs. Rust extended her
appreciation and thanks to all for
the many lovely gifts received and
the happy birthday celebration
they had made for her.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Dearman
and Mrs. J. w. Rust spent Sunday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Strbbs of Harrington.
Mrs. Harvey Rhodes was an over
night guest Of her children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Post and son, of laurel.
on Friday.
Mrs. Wilmer Collision. of Farm
ington and Mrs. Harold Minner. of
Harrington, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Rust on Saturday.
Sunday School at Todds. Sunday
morning at 10 am. Worship Service
at II am. Rev. Alden Hopkins.
Pastor
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Sylvester
spent Christmas with Mrs. Sylves-
ters daughter, Mrs. f. E. Zacha
rias and Zack at Drexel Hill. Pa.
Pvt. Eugene Wiley. of Indian
town Gap, spent the holidays in
Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Hurd and
d Il g h ter. Bobby Ann. visited
friends in Harrington and Green
wood over the holidays.
Mrs. Ethel Hunter spent Christ
mas with her daughter. Lyle. in
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swain and
family, Of Philadelphia. spent the
holidays with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Swain.
The Pennington Home Demon
stration Club held its annual
Christmas dinner party at the Bri-
die Bit Restaurant. All members
were present and gifts were ex-
changed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stauffer en-
tertained at a family dinner on
Christmas Day
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McHugh
and sons. of Glenside. Pa. spent
the weekend with Mrs. McHugh's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Der
ricksOn.
Miss Phyllis Conner flew to
Houston, Texas. to spend the holi-
days with her twin sister and fam
lily.
Mrs. Nora Tharp and daughter.
Miss Lucille Tharp. spent the
Christmas holidays in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Charles Joseph. of Seaford.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Brobst and son.
Miss Mary Ellen Thomas and
Mrs. Robert Wix. Sr.. spent Christ
mas at West Point. n. Y. with
Cadet William Wix.
Miss LeOna Dickrager flew to
Detroit where she is spending the
Christmas vacation with her bro
ther and family.
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father. J. F. Sutherlan, who makes
his home with her.
Mrs. Jack Rust was very happily
surprised on Wednesday evening
when a surprise party was given in
honor of her birthday which came
on Christmas Day. AS previously
planned, Mrs. Helen Harmon and
Ralph arrived early to see that they
stayed home and later they began
to come in and caught both Mr.. and
Mrs. Rust completely by surprise,
singing happy birthday. and bring
ing loads of gifts, good things to eat
and decorations. The table decOra-
tions were carried out in the
Christmas spirit and loaded with
delicious home made cakes, ice
cream. Ritz, pretzels, candies, lem
Onade and hot coffee. The birthday
cakes were made by Mrs. Lowell
Taylor. Mrs. GoOtee Brown and
Mrs. Charles Dearman. Pictures
were taken by Mrs. Alden Hopkins
Jr.. including one Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rust holding the birthday cakes.
Mrs. Rust received many very
beautiful and useful gifts! including
an automatic Sunbeam Mixmaster
from the children. Those to help
ber celebrate the occasion were:
Rev and Mrs. Alden Hopkins, of
Lewes, Mr.. and Mrs. Irving West
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Work
man and son. of Georgetown. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Rust. of Farming
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stubbs,
of Harrington, Mrs Laura Sharp,
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28

Mrs. o. C. Passmore and daugh-
ter Mrs. Hilda Meredith, spent
Christmas Day in Wilmington, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND
Wilson and family.
Miss jeanne Turner. of Centre
vile. Md, spent a few days with
her grandmother, Mrs. LYDIA Thorpe.
Miss Louise Layton. of Washing
ton, ID. c., who has been spending
some time with her parents. MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Layton, spent
Monday in Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Outten
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Marine, of Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson
and Mrs. Helen Moore were Christ
mas Day dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Ready. at Seaford
Annex.
Mr. and Mrs William Irwin. of
HummeltOwn, Pa, spent the holi-
days with Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ
Stuart
Mr.. and Mrs. George Todd and
son. Charles, of Greenwood. were
Sunday dinner guests If NJ. and
Mrs. ClOid Fry. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harry Quillen
entertained Saturday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry ID. Quillen and
children. of Georgetown. and Mr..
and Mrs. Hayward Quillen.
Pfc. Francis Quillen, Of Aber-
deem, and Pvt. Frank Quillen. of
Texas, spent the holidays with
their parents. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Harry Quillen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Outten en-
tertained at dinner. Sunday, Mr..
and Mrs. Tilghman Outten and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Out
ten and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Outten and Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Dean and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II. Derrick
son entertained at a turkey dinner.
Sunday, Mrs. Lois Derrickson.
Mrs. Melissa Potter, Miss Roxanna
Taylor, Miss Anna Lee Derrick
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Derrick
son and family. of Seaford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gus DerricksOn and family. of
Lancaster, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur McHugh, of Glenside, Pa.
Miss ROxanna Taylor spent the
weekend with her parents in
Overlook. Pa.
Miss Louise Layton. of Washing
ton, D. c., Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Cain, Julius Cooper and Miss Pearl
Cain were Sunday dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Layton.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28
Radio Set Tux

BELGRADE - LP The air
may be free, but the privilege Of
listening to the radio here in Com
munist Yugoslavia isn't.
Like other public servic s
good here. the government assess
ment for owning a radio set has
gone up recently-from S14.40 to
$4,000 annually.
1t doesn't make any difference If
you only turn on the current, or If
you listen exclusively to foreign
broadcasts such as these beamed
directly this way by BBC and the
Voice of America.
Radio Belgrade, state operated
without income from advertising,
suggested recently that radios were
subject to seizure unless their own
ers paid their quarterly INSTALL
ments for their use.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28
HARRINGTON
By Mrs.
w. c. Burgess
Phone
Harrington s651

The Harrington New Century
Club held its annual Christmas
Party with Mrs. A. c. Ford. presi-
dent, presiding.
Mrs. Fulton Downing and her
committee consisting of Mrs. X. R.
Volk, Mrs. c. w. Hopkins, Mrs. F..
Brown Smith, Mrs. a. B. Gilstad.
Mrs. o. T. Perry and Mrs. Charles
Jerread, presented the Christmas
program.
Mrs. Downing and Mrs. Gilstad
gave readings appropriate to the
season and the group sang carols
Citizenship and Legislation will
be the topic presented by Mrs. w
W. Sharp and her committee at
the next meeting scheduled for
January 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Price en-
tertained at a turkey dinner Sat
urday in honor of their son. 1t
Lyman Price, who is home on leave
from MacDil Air Base. Tampa.
Florida, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross.
Milford chronicle., 1951-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper Ross and
family, of Wilmington Manor. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Price and Mr.. and
Mrs. Powell Hopkins.
Kitty Lou Burgess spent the
weekend with her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Redden, of
Brownsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. R.. Harry Quillen.
Miss Grace Wanda Quillen. Pvt
Frank CULLEN. and Pfc. Francis
CULLEN had breakfast with Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry d. Quillen and family.
Georgetown, Christmas morning.
E. B. Rash and daughter. Miss
Elva Rae Rash. entertained at a
family dinner, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kitchens
and son, Skipper, and Miss Ruth
Wainwright, of Wilmington, spent
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
r. W. Vane. Donald Vane. who is
junior at the University of Della
ware, is also home.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wirick. of
near town, are the parents of a
girl born Sunday in the Milford
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Richardson
spent Christmas Day in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Massey have
both been on the sick list
Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins enter
tained at dinner. Christmas. John
Ratledge and Mr., and Mrs. Nathan
iel Minner.
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FARMS

VIRGINIA ESTATES, country homes.
stock and dairy farms; convenient
TO Washington in northern Virginia; /;
SHOWN BY appointment. Phone Hern-
Gonr Con 3S; BUELL. FARM AGENCY,
TRADE. good 7-room ana bath home
and 3 acres. on macadam road near
Vienna. Va. 25 minutes to D. C..
Tor q farm within 75 miles Of D. c.
EFlETERs ElmTdo5 aREAA BEATTY. Mclean. va,
HILLTOP. ITeSS nr. MI indian Head, Md: al ff5o
farm; farm; $4,000. cHRoNAKER, HI.
$40 Down. $40 MO-, buys for r. $40
acre, about 35 acres woodland;
fronts state road 800 yds.; U. S.
ns Fo5 m iehSSi sSat bus ra end 4,B BGves GeHas ns
wINSsciHiEssrER. vA.-4oo-aere -i5; s5az.
ing farm 600 bottom land). stream
water 2 houses, 2 barns. on high
wy, Wiycbsste,, SSo,o0o; .. HARRY H. Willis
ORCHARD. SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
acres Of OPEN a'fii tfIlable land adoi'lfRai This
fine farm is situated miles from
surfaced rd5:; Is mi. MI from M . wash. s1u
.. c.. or l hr. and Is minis. by
train from Silver Spring, Md. The
house has been completely modern
lied. Barn. tenant house and other
bldgs. are in excel. cond Tractor
apple grader, sprayer, apple boxes
and all equipment included. Price
SO 800; Pictures can be seen at
our ONCE; Owner will consider
ssEllE sEAnrx 'iy kvsfSESyr RsffRSfEtyr ie Co. 'Ieas g.
2270. IL
500 ACREs-s17.bOO. Near Nokes-
vile. Va. For further information
phone A. r. wilkins at Nokesville
l1-N-2l. or same at Nokesville, Va.
PENTAGON REALTY CO. IA
REMINGTON, vA.-Dairy farm: 1913
a.. 60-cow barn, . Silos, 2 tenant
houses, modern residence; $4,000;
terms. $50 a., 2 silos, stock and
equipment; o r. bath; S44 900:
terms. 276 a., modern buildings,
stocked and equipped; $4,000;
r" cleo; 100000; terms. Stock
farms: 1877 a., 100 a. river bot
Terms term AS s' elec aFn; 9Relinss ssogeS; .1ee
silo. old barn. 2 streams: $50. 900;
terms. Bungalow just completed, +,
Z r., elec.,- 10 a.; S4,350: terms.
Other small properties. B. F. PER-
ROW, Remington. Va, Rem. IT.
IS ACRES. rich soil, on Glenwood-
Daisy rd;, 90 mi. north d. C. Ewes,
MI: Mathews. UN. 2sOs. j. LET
ION MARTIN, Warner Bldg. RE.
-
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COLEMAN C CORE

Leesburg, Va.
Phone: Home. 49-W-13; once, 6e1-N
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Small Farm Estate
Near WASHINGTON

have Just had the opportunity Ia
hEt an unusual offering "a miles
from the center Of town committing
on hard surface roads all the way
for an average time Of 40 minutes:
This listing consists ; Of "a coIopial Co /,
style with German siding and situ-
ated admist S7S1 acres by survey
all overlooking the historic Potomac
River basin from well-wooded
knoll. The view is majestic! The
site UNIQUE! The property has 1880
hall. a large kitchen with double
exposure picture windows and q
corner cupboard style fireplace
double new sink with dishwasher
and garbage disposal unit all ar
Of the picture windows and the sun
generous size with a fireplace. Liv-
Ing room is also commodious with q
large centered fireplace A study.
newly rebuilt, contains 2 huge pic
farm farm land toward the Potomac
grants the study the privacy which
any committing farmer would desire.
1t Is fully equipped with storage
room. bookcases and handmade
cabinets. Laundry room on ground
level complete with double sink. Two
side entrance. One large-size COW
cred porch in knotty pine and
shaded by naples. A spare porch
servictng the study affords the same
vi'w Of the Potomac Valley. Full
bath on ground level acting as q
spare bathroom or powder room.
Second hoor contains generous size
bedrooms for single or double beds
with 9 baths. All rooms on first and
second floors have access to cross
ventilation: Included with the prop
erty Is a double garage with q gen
tools. maintenance supplies or horse
stable. The house has recently been
rewired and insulated with rock
wool. Contains new jet pump for
drilled well. Has an diversified spetic
tank to service garbage disposal
unit unit, III The IN heating ting, plant A Is new
sunken 1,000-gallon tank.
The taxes are low-school bus and
mail delivery to come by door, The
homesite itself is shaded by large.
iull-groWn NAPLES. and there. is an
SRes,na sp.s am6qn5 s6rnbs OF ,s soxwood sWto and
is perfectly secluded. conveniently
located to Washington and in the
heart of Loudoun County's most
prosperous farming section. OF the
s plus acres about one and one half
are in young hardwoods-mostly
white oaks and hickories-the re-
mainder consists of alfalfa fields for
livestock or horse grazing. Price.
5Se amortization loan
Shown Only by Appointment
COLEMAN G.. GORE
Leesburs, Va.
Phone: Home 40.W.13: Once 6g1 w
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 9I0 18th st. NV.
neai Conn. and K. New. modern,
attractive desk space for those who
want The best. Receptionist. SWITCH
board. mail and telephone answering
service evailable. Call ST 3456
1919 NV, RIM. 505-Private desk;
mail service; S25 mo-; Wash. repr.
pref; mail only; $3.50 mo. EX.
18th AND COL. RID. NV. SEC,
Mashington's best transp facilities
We answer your telephone. Eco
nomical. eficient service. you're
QUIT rines-we answer. Have
you an office? If not, you can use
our telephone number and our ad-
dress or YOU can install YOUR OWN
TELEPHONE in our Office of a direct
connection to our switchboard en-
ables us to answer your home or
business telephone. DESK SPACE
FOR RENT-MAIL ADDRESS SERV-
ICE, 1172 Columbia I'd. NV, Suite
No. 3. HU. S070.
MAIL and telephone answering serv.
downtown; prompt. efficient: $3.50
monthly; with desk, $15. NE. 1868.
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HERE'S A FARM BARGAIN. 6s acre
in the Mt. Airy area; 1-room anc
cribs. meat house. tool shed, her
house for 500 birds. 8 broodel
houses; on hard read. about "a mil,
from town and everything, in fin,
shape; price only Sl6,S5O which
is less than the buildings woulC
cost: mighty good farm for stocl
and poultry. RIPLEY & ROMER
Realtors. Cali Gaithersburg 299
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FARMS

$50 A., mostly wooded, $50 a.
75 a., mostly wooded, Sl00 a.; MAR
40 a.. house 100 yrs. old, on stream
So, 500: approx. % mi, D. C.
90 a., all mod. hse. l2 MI, Amotol
boat stream, $24 800
o a., shack, fishing. hunting, swim
ming
z a., all mod. 4-bedrm. hse.. 10 mi
D. c.
655. a, 800 a. in timber; lovely olt
Colonial home, tenant hse.. soot
land. stream.
Cali foP information on these ans
other farms 20 TO 80 miles out
REIII All GOGC CH ERQO
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Loudoun County
HOmesites

Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Young's s
Broad Run Subdivision, which is the
first development under latest re-
oufrements Of Loudoun County Plan
ming Commission phenomenal success.
Since section one, comprising "a
have persuaded Mr.. and Mrs. Young
to open another 200 acres of their
gorgeous Potomac River estate to
development
am delighted to have the opportu-
nifty to offer to my customers the
privilege to select your domestic from
over 200 well-planned and highly
desirable tracts carved from this
, beautiful estate bounded for 3 miles
BY Broad Run Creek and Potomac
Every tract in Section priced at
Sl;aed 81 aa5- =. Every 9, gso tract in Section 9
to come get first choice Of tracts.
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
l: Every homesite will be served with
50-foot dedicated right Of way, with
24-toot graded road. OF which 20
1eet t.s VIII be. be hard, surfaced with
auired by Loudoun County coming
.. Electricity available to every tract,
:. Telephone available to every tract.
4. School bus right by property;
cnurcnes within shopping distance.
D; DO you want water front' We
8; Do you want wooded seclusiona We
= Do you want wide openSplot' We
8. If it's view you long for-come and
look. at Maryland's. majestic sugar
Loaf Mountain and virginias Blue
3: Twenty-Five miles west of downtown
WASHINGTON, which is 40 minutes
oyer last new State highway and
east Of Leesburg.
10. Fisherman-We offer you tracts
on Broad Run Creek and Potomac
River which affords abundant game
Graphic. large-mouth bass. deep Po-
tSi,i temsc cats, as well as fish for the
You can have your own dock on your
own tract for your motorboat and
nShlng craft uSable in this section
OF Potomac River Basin.
Land IS fertile. trees healthy and the
countys Ses a5d Is 9hs 9s tbs toud9gn
ole OF Vlrginia's tremendous devel-
opment. Loudoun County is famous
Ior It's peoples gracious living. its
SOUND government and low taxes, its
good farming and livestock raising
and churches and its plans for better
ones. 1t offers. the most complete
inducement to homeseekers of any
county near Washington. Its ON
cials are alert in planning for Or
derly and desirable development. It's
citizens offer you genuine neighborly
welcome and real Southern hospital
ity IN Virginia's traditionally friendly
manner.
Small cash payments accepted. Bal
anee to suit any reasonable REQUIRE
ment.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY FROM
DAWN TO DARK.
To reach: West on Route z fourteen
miles past Tysons Corner, take last
right turn before crossing Broad Run
Creek Bridge where Broad Run Lake
Is now under construction.
GET HERE FIRST FOR FIRST
CHOICE.
COLEMAN c. GORE
IEESBURG, VIRGINIA. Ph. 4e-w-13l
ROBERT b. YOUNG
iERNDON. VIRGINIA. Phi. b3-W-3'
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Comfortable New Rambler
10 Fertile Acres
2 Mi. From LeeSburg

on lovely hillside command.
ing wide view. More land available
If desired. 3 bedrooms. tiled bath
beautiful living room dining room
combination. picture windows. fire-
place dining breeZeway; modern
fully equipped. Price, $4,000
Open for inspection Sunday or dur.
ing week by appointment. Cal
Waterford 22a1. Directions: Route
r. half-mi1e short Of Leesburg. turr
south at Douglas School. over rail-
road. "a mi. to road on left; con-
tinpa u y,ilo IN ho1sa
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FARMS
70. Farms and Home:

Mont. Co. Farms and Homes
type home In excel loc.; hot-watel
oil heat; desirable close-in propertS
at S309
80 acres-4-bedrm. home; 81 mi. tt
downtown; several chicken houses
and other outbuildings; S25. 600.
A number of dairy and stock farms
! listed from $21,000 UP. Severa
houses on large lots from $500 up
Call Henry H. Carter. Rockville 44S1
with ]. VINSON PETER. Realtor.
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5-ACRE FARM

A new section OF Marshall Farms will
be opened today. 70 beautiful sites
fertile and well drained. Short dis
macadam road, four-lane highway to
Pentagon Building Terms II de-
sired. LYON. INC. Open till 8
pm. Sunday. ia. $500.
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NEW OFFICE BLDG.
WITH PARKING

This offers such unlimited conyen.
fences IN NV. Washingto1. A few
remaining suites available. including
air conditioning, fiuorescent light.
ing, asphalt tile floors. incinerators.
LOUIS BURMAN
PF 1rRR
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2nd-FL. ROOM. 90x24; NEWLY RE-
DECORATED AND EQUIPPED
IhIR0uGH0UT: q TOILETS;
WITH 10 NEW DESKS. 10 DESK
RENT WITH OR WITHOUT FUR
SITuRE. 1925 L ST. NV. Ma.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(confinued.D

18th AND r ST, N.w.la lge, rms;
liv. atrs., office and liv. atrs., etc;
Call ME. 5402. LEO NJ: BERNSTEIN
q & CO; Realtors; 1416 K ST. NV md
bath; near new General Acctg. once,
imm. occup.; Sla5 mo. Apply LEO
NJ BERNSTEIN 4 CO. Realtors
. 14I5 sooS < st; nwi ,;s,;i,,ls NE ,, 54o2 ons ot
the finest once baildinas; viii sell
This is real opportunity for the
right party, Owner leaving city for
,tso t9snftiOg sr Rvs SGN 4s7-U Ui stan rms. IL
desirable : small once bldg; s34 80 to
Wis. rs; ''a' AVE, VA end SI'f D.; 1,2oo 50. IT.
open space. large display windows;
9 Laws; reas, rent. RA. 1920.
ENTIRE FIR. downtown mod. eley,
space. Cali Mr. Fischer With DREY-
FUSS BRO, Ma. 05s2; ewes, AD.
TENTH 1Ssri g. PA. AVE, a45 Pa ave.
Wright ofices, good location
elevator; reasonable. Apply $40 F
F =; ST. HEii Ar MI NTNTH. 527 9th St NV nv
Conv. downtown location. elevator.
low rentals. Apply $40 p Sc, NV,
LIE D pDRoiT BLDG. soo-slo F st. NV.
--Lge. bright connecting rms, north
hsht; reasonable. Apply $40 F st.
1870 K sT. N.w.-and a. front. Ige
display front windows, with splen-
did advertising advantages, L.
SNAPPED suite incl. entire front and
window side Of bldg; unusually reas.
rental of $3.50 mo to responsible
tenant. Available Nov. |. Apply
ADLA1 MANN, Agent, 1Ol7 Wood
ward Bldg. NE. 1901. III
OFFICE RM. and reception rm., 18th
and K SITS, NV: elevator bldg. /;
reasonable. RE. 220l; 81. 7747.
NEAR .CHEVERLY THEATER-Suit-
able for real estate. physician. etc.
5423 Annapolis rd.. at stoplight.
18th, Mr.. MASS. Lge attrac. ofices,
high ceilinged. newly dec, eh,,
sinsly or suite. reas. rates; suit
bus. shop prof. use. Ma. 1857;
Sun. RA. h445. =
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MONT. co. ESTATE

900 acres; 9-rm., 2ia-bath mansion
house, h,-w.h., spacious rms. and
Unframed. kit; guest house, SER
houses, 2 modern; 3 stocked cattle
barns and silo. Many other farm
buildings. New fence, 3 streams.
Farm In the highest state OF culti-
Walton. Mile Of road frontage: 81
m acres re- sn9Ta arF ~ sb,sla appt only nyovsd
5 5L6-rm. house; elec., phone, several
other outbuildings. Good garden,
lge. COW pasture. several fruit trees,
abundance OF shade trees. Never
failing spring and stream. Fenced
5. Z. c. pfieed. sSed So ooo. Osife CAN CHARLES M
II. JAM1sON. Poolesville 3262.
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A Top Location in
Xnrk GntanafM pnnnn

209-acre farm. wonderful view
along hard road. miles from
Hanover. TWO HOUSES; Ist, frame
8 rooms and bath: end. old los
house cased in clapboard. rooms,
oak flooring, 3 fireplaces. Excellent
large spring, natural setting for
pond or lake 2-story stone spring
house. Large barn and outbuildings
Large lawn with shrubbery. large
frontage along roads. Immediate
possession. Price. $3.50
D. GUY HOLLINGER e. BRO.
6S Frederick st.
Hanover. Pa.
phnna 6p0E
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EOUIPT STONE HOME
:. S. NO. II NEAR
WINCHESTER

Beautiful limestone stock and genera
farm with 1,000-ft. hwy. frontage
20 minutes to city; 55 acres. all till.
able. private ponds. mixed fruit
rms, bath. utilities. garage; meta
roof barn, 4Ox6O: 2 poultry houses
other bldgs.; REAL SNOWFLAKE
must SEE to APPRECIATE! TERMS
No, 29. 121 VESTS. E. @. Hutch.
ings., Front Royal rd.,. White Post
Va. Q2 mi. So. Of Winchester on Rt
119-J-12 RARGAIN IIsT, ID EEL "