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BERWYN

$1,000 DOWN. S65 MONTH
Lovely 2-story asbestos shingle dwell
ing. consisting Of liv. rm.. family size
din. rm.. conv. kit, st floor: Ind
a., 2 spacious bedrms. with extra
large closets and tiled bath; gas &C.
heat; lot 75x150. with gravel drive
way; l blk. from streetcar. conv. to
stores and schools; house is l year
old. Call today.
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Ideal Brick Bungalow
Radiant Valley
LandOVer. Md

Beautiful. rambler type, brick home;
only pa yrs. old; immaculate condi-
ton; in Radiant Valley. ideal close
in suburban community; home has
2 lge. 5edrms.. lge liv. rm.. full-size
din. rm.. fully-equipped kit. tile
bath expansible attic, plenty of
closet space. gas radiant heat; lge.
level lot. Owner must sell. Pur-
chaser can assume GI loan. Located
at 5000 Shepherd ST., Landoyer.
Open for inspection Saturday and
Sunday l to dark
RObt. L. McKeever Co.
Realtor, Shoreham Bldg. MA. 475O
Eyes. Sat. and Sun. call Mr.. Seigel.
Ii 4-43OS -A
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MR.. DE IATHOUDER. UN 1925.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
OPEN l TO DARK
1007 RIVERDALE RD.,

RIVERDAIE. MD.
spanish-type bungalow, rms. and
bath. full hsmt., rec. rm., built in
garage. Lot s2x265. with cinder-
block bldg. in rear, 20 ft by 40 #.
T. PAUL MUDD CO.,
240S Mimi. Ave. Sc. LU. 4-43S2;
eve, LO 3-S215
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COUNTRY HOME

AZ acres, o rooms, modern cow,
hotel. miles from D. C. line
Price, S1S,500 Easy terms.
E.. w. THURM, .DI. 1906
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LYON VIILAGE
4 Ibedrms.. ga baths. Spacious newly
decorated home. in a most conven-
lent and desired area. A buy-with
high f,ig1 ID 81 trust which can be as
N. C.. HINES & SON
Courthouse So, Arl, Va. OW. 5000.
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3S; OW. 5000: OF. II
AURORA HILLS

Open from l to pm today. This
lovely home overlooks the Potomac
and Washington. You can lie in bed
at Light and see the Capitol Dome,
river. A home with large rooms
for large furniture. This house is
built for entertaining. Owner NOV
ing West. will finance 1t himself
Price. $4,000; cash, $4,000. For
inspection. call the office of j. LEE
PRICE OF 7hQ4
Evening star., 1951-02-04

WORDS CAN IT PICTURE
This prewar brick Cape Cod with
lot; approx 70 min to D. c.; 3 lge.
bedrms. ? baths. plus maids rm.
and lavatory in bsmt.; French
doors of 13x19 iiv. rm. with firepl.
opens to lge. front screened porch.
oil h.-w.h,; adj. to schools. transp.
and shopping. QUICK POSSESSION!
Liberal terms to qualified buyer!
THE BRANT COMPANY
Rhodes at Wilson, JA. 4-16OO
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situated on nearly 13-acre lot, beau
tifully terraced and Handicapped, this
Colonial features living room. den.
dining room and equipped kitchen
on 1st: 3 bedrooms and . baths on
I'd bedrooms on 3D.; maids room
and bath in basement. "A quality
home with spaciousness inside and
out: S29,500 with substantial cash.
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RAMBLER

OPEN ! TO DARK.
Seeing Is believeing. The sweetest
rambler you ever saw for the money.
$500 first trust. Immaculate con-
dition. Immediate possession. Sub
stantial cash. Directions: Out
Branch ave. Sc. to 5400 blk. right
on Center drive, about blks to
open" sign
240S MINI. Ave. Sc, LU. 4-43S2.
Home. LO 3-954O
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S13.250
MnTNT D PAINTED

VI a, -OU
MOUNT RAINIER
Large two-story white frame dwelling.
on 34th ST.; has liv. rm., din. rm.
kit. Ist floor; End floor. 3 bedrms.
bath; all exceptionally large rooms; :;
one room on 2nd floor equipped
with stove and sink; full bsmt., oil
heat; detached gar: large lot; ap-
prox. S3.250 cash. S95 per month.
See it today.
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HoUsEs-sALE-vA. Cont, |
OAKCREST

oAKcREsT
3 bedrooms, liv:, rm. with fireplace
dining rm., kit. and bsmt; stu
ated on one of the highest spots
in Arlington and only D min. to
the Pentagon. Less than 1000
For further information, call the
office of J. LEE PRICE, OF. 1904.
CHOICE OF HOMES
WITH ACREAGE, CLOSE IN
We have two 3-bedrm.. l2-bath homes
Vienna sec. of Fairfax Co, easy
committing distance to D. c., each
with view: l has 3 acres. the other
who wants to be out a little ways
with some land Shown by appt,
Sunday: Ewes. IA 2-9559. r. w.
MULLEN, OW. 1882.
OPEN 1-5 PM. SAT. AND SUN,
WYNNEWOOD
1910 N, IVANHOE. ARLINGTON
Lovely brick home; 25-ft. liv. rm.,
formal din. rm., lge. de luxe kit,
nicely equipped, pantry: a bath and
porch 20. by 10 it.. all on lst fioor
md q. has master bedrm. 12x2O
rms. with compl. Hollywood bath
and shower. Stairs to attic. Bsmt
incl, recl rm. l5 by 25, 7-ft. cell
ing, finished with knotty pine,
firepl., asphalt tile floor. New Delco
heating system; laundry tubs, lava
tory, and attached garage. Lot so
by 12e. Nicely wooded and land
scaped. Price, S2S,500. Reas. down
Wy payment- = Balanee B ansep less than rent
elusive agent, 1910 N. Ivanhoe ST.,
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Country Club Hills"
1901 N. Wakefield Street

NOu11V1y S1AO 11l11S
1901 N. Wakefield Street
With q view of the golf course at
Club, this spacious English type
brick home is situated on a large,
exauisitely Handicapped lot with 1866
#; frontage: You will be delighted
tortably planned a. for family living
trance hall opens on a sunken iiv-
ing room Q6x23) with floor length
picturesque easement window which
looks out toward the golf course,
paneled fireplace wall and artistic
loaded paned windows and with door
dining room Q3x14j with French
doors opening on beautiful terrace
GSy19, private first-f1oor den with
adjoining half bath and door OPEN
ing on porch, equipped kitchen,
pantry and family sized breakfast
room. On. second floor. 3 master
porch. Full basement with recrea-
tion room Q5x3O with fireplace.
maids room and bath; storage at
tic; G. E. furnace with hot water
heat; heavy Vermont slate roof:
lovely evergreens, hollys, dogwoods
and towering shade trees. Possess
sion with title: price, $4,000
Directions to reach: Cross Key Bridge,
right on Lee hwy. to Glebe rd. Cat
traffic Light, right on Glebe rd to
first street past Washington Golf
and Country Club Crock Spring rd. i,
continue along side of golf course 2
blocks, turn left on Wakefield st.
block to our open" sign CHI. 1888.
Eve. and Sum-. Gil. 6615.
George Mason Green
REALTORS
0aAn MN crsNT nv1r~
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800
DEFENSE HEIGHTS
5-rm. brick bungalow. consists of liv.
rm.. separate din. rm., fully euuipd
kit. . nice bedrms. and tiled bath.
plenty of closets, stairway to attic;
plaster walls and ceiling in bsmt.
Call today.
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NEAR RUSSELL RID
A BRICK CAPE con

A BRICK CAPE COD
3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. rm..
equip. kit: l bedrm. on 1st
a.. ? bedrms. and bath on
End H.; oil heat. auto. laun-
dry machine. storm windows
and screens. side screened
porch. lot 67x329 IT. SI5,75O,
$4,000 cash, monthly pay
ments $50. THIS IS AN EX-
elusive LISTING. For appt.,
call AL. 6644, TIE. 1343.
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ARLINGTON
~ E=

Open, IL to g. An English style
brick Custom built of the very
best .prewar construction. 5 bedrms.
2k bath, liv. rm. 15x23, with fire.
place. formal din. rm.. equipped kit.
with garage, oil heat; A-acre lot.
Nice section. Close to churches,
schools. buses, shopping. Price,
S2S,500. Exclusive.
PAUL B. HILLIARD
Evening star., 1951-02-04

II .5UW
WEST LANHAM HILLS
Beautiful Cape Cod. 4-bedrm. bunga-
gas &C. heat; lge. lot; will go GI.
$1,500 down; terms to non-vet.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
BEVERLY HILLS
y II II. oO I 7 IItT II
Arl., Va. ia. $4,000.
BEVERLY Hills

Brick and frame Colonial; large lot:
three bedrooms with bricked den
doubling as a fourth: many other
extras; S24, $50. with substantial
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA

Semidetached 2-story brick and stone
with liv. rm., din. rm., kit, 2 bed
rms. and bath; full bsmt with side
entr; gas heat; flagstone terrace
Price $14,750; utility bill S15 per
month. COLD
PAUL E. BUTTERFIELD
Arl. Va. LA. $4,000. Omen 8 to o.
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ALEXANDRIA
AL BAKER
OFFERS
NO. | HIGHWAY
INCOME PROPERTY

-
renting ting for siso ssinss5'pen's per monfS NEW
Also l cottage S32 per month
and | restaurant you can rent
for 500 per month (party
furnished. You can purchase
this property with I75-ft
frontage and 2i5-ft. depth
S24. 500, with 1000 cash and
month at 81 interest on bal.
ance. which will be a 1st trust.
ms property is located II
miles. south of Alexandria.
rms is an exclusive listing and
Will be shown by appointment.
Phone AL. 6644. TIE. 7343.
NEAR RUSSELL RID.
This 4-bedrm. home that
mas charm. .roominess and
good construction with con-
venlences you look for. The
1st fl. has nice liv. rm.
with wood-burning firepl.. full
size separate din. rm. Kit.
well arranged with cabinets,
elec. dishwasher, garbage dis
posai unit. stove. refgr. and
NICE pantry; 2nd fl. has 4
oedrms. and bath and good
closet space. Full bsmt., "a
bath. side entrance. large lot.
gar. and large comfortabIe
front porch. Price, $4,000;
substantial down payment re-
auired THIS is AN EXCLU-
S1VE LISTING. and will be
shown by appt. only. Phone
AL. 6644, TIE. 1343.
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ROGERS HEIGHTS, MD.
A small down payment of So 500 will
buy this beautiful 2-story home.
st floor has lge. liv. rm. with firepl.,
lge. din. rm. and nice kit; End a.,
3 bedrms. and lge. bath; plenty of
lge. lot. Near every convenience.
Call RE. $3.50 9 It'll Q.
Colonial Investment Co.
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ALEXANDRIA

&3"'x4I I4NDVV
"A nreside OF your own would be
baths; lily. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
den; full daylight bsmt. at ground
levei. See this brick Cape Cod to-
day. Price. S22 800.
CALHOUN & SAMUELS
TIE. 5S37. TIE. Glib. TIE. 3a4s.
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Beautiful Brick Home

Large liv. rm., fireplace,
din. rm.; beautiful, large,
equipped kit; sun rm.; 3
beorms.. large closets, IA tile
baths: full bsmt.; modern
heat; exceptionally well con-
structed and in new cond.
sewer and water. Lge. garden
space, shade trees. Excel, loo,
near shopping center and
transp. IL mi. to D. c. An
excel. buy on today's market.
Reduced to $1S,750 for quick
sale. About $4,000 cash. bal
ance less than rent. Also other
properties for sale. For ap-
pointment, phone Vienna 2SO-
WhiteSell Real Estate
Near Oakton School on Hwy.
1C0
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S13.950

S13.950
LEWISDALE CAPE COD
Broom and bath brick dwelling. with
full bsmt. stairway to floored ex-
pansible attic, , bedrms., liv. rm..
din. rm. and kit; lot fenced in rear;
terms to veteran or non-veteran.
peter j. hagan
Realtor
3S41 34th ST. MT. RAINIER. MD
IJN ShSh. WA loh7
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HOME WITH APT.

A4O4V4H w = l. IL &AA L
In basement. Only S11,500. 1st Il.
modern liv. rm. and din. rm., .
bedrms, kit and bath. Only . yrs.
old. Anchor fenced lot. Additional
land may be purchased UP to 160-
IT. frontage.
2-FAMILY BRICK
For Sl2, 800. lst A.. liv rm, din. rm.
kit, > bedrms. and bath; ind a.. liv
rm., kit, dinette. l bedrm. and
bath. Full bsmt.: gas heat.
RAMBLER-3 BEDRMS.
over 100-ft frontage. Liv rm. fire.
pl., din, rm.. kit and bath. Modern
patio and gar. 3 years old. $13,-
$50. So 500 cash
NEAR UNIV. PARK
High school near this lovely brick
home. Only l year old. Large liv.
rm., flrepl., din. rm., kit. . bedrms.
end bath. Second fl. never finished
except for plumbing and heating.
Being a 2-story home in rear this
2nd fl. is designed for 2 or 3 bed
rms. and bath. Only S16,So0; ST.
go cash.
Burch Realty Co., Realtors
s505 Baltimore Blvd. College Park,
Nd; Til pm, TO, 633s: TO.
57S3. After 8 pm, WA. 5641, UN.
1891 SH c610 a
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RAMBLER
Open Sunday l Till 5
6205 BROOKS RID

2-yr.-old excel. Groom bungalow
with / acre level ground; expan-
sion attic. full basement. oil h.
VIII: $4,000 down, about S75
monthly including taxes and in
surance. Directions: Out Central
ave. to 61st st. Capitol Heights),
right 2 blocks. left L mile to house
and sign.
A. A. CAROZZA co.
2321 PA. AVE Sc. LII. 4-nn4n.
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ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA
Completely furn. end-of-a-r house;
bedrmS.. liv: rm.. din. rm.. kit,
rear porch and garden: play rm. in
bsmt. Has been renting S13O MONTH
ly. Sold with or without furniture.
owner in Europe. wants immediate
sale. Sl2,S00. Easily financed.
HELEN R. MARSHALL. Broker, AL.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
RRADnOCK

We are building ramblers in one
Of the incest spots in Alexandria
l tWo-bedroom left. You can move
in OH settlement. 2 bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., equip. kit. and util.
rm.; gas a.-c. heat; close to schools.
churches. theaters and transp. For
inspection, call the ONCE OF j. LEE
PRICE. OF. 1904.
Evening star., 1951-02-04
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
173s Wilson Blvd. JA $4,000. a
ARLINGTON BRK. HOMES

ARLINGTON BRK. HOMES
$12,950 TO $17,750
% Sl2 950-S3, 800 cash.
2-bedrm. bungalow: very close in.
(2) $12 .950-S5, 900 cash.
2-bedrm Colonial; bsmt; very conv.
90 S13, ,800-S2, 900 cash.
2-bedroom bungalow.
a. $16.950-S6. 900 cash.
3-bedrm. rambler; bsmt.; garage.
CD SIT .5O0-S6, 900 cash
3-bedroom rambler; fine location.
,6) S17,75O-S5. 900 to $1,000 cash.
3-bedroom Colonial; Dominion.
]. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
CHI or OK. 44S7.
ARLINGTON-$17,75O
3 -bedrm. brick Colonial, liv. rm. with
fireplace, full din. rm.. equipped
kit. oil heat, full bsmt., auto.
washer; fenced rear yard; the 10
cation is ideal and conv to school,
shops and transp.; possession with
settlement; shown by appt. any time.
Exclusive with C. M. HALEY JE.
3-7GS9 5
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
Me- Cool Man Injured
In ToIoryiIIe Accident


Harvey Massey, SO, grave
hauler Of McCool, suffered leg in
juries in an accident on Valley
Hill near Tolarville Saturday
morning, during which he was re
ported to have lost control of his
truck loaded with gravel and turn
ed over on the left side of the
road.
Thought to have been hauling
for the Belzoni road construction
project, Mr.. Massey had loaded
his truck from the gravel pit near
the Estell Winstead home and
was on the hill when he apparent
ly lost control of the truck, turn
ing over at the foot of the hill.
His left foot was reported bro
ken below the knee. He was
taken by Southern Funeral Home
ambulance to Holmes COUNTY
Community hospital, where he
was discharged Sunday around 10
am. to be taken to a Jackson hos
pital for further treatment.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
Hugh White Brings
Candidacy To
Holmes County
Largest Crowd Yet
Hears Former Gov.
Review The Record

Former Governor Hugh White
brought his candidacy for a sec
ond term as governor of Missis-
sippi to Holmes county voters on
Wednesday evening in an address
at Beall Field in Lexington at
8:15.
Wilburn Hooker, prominent
young Lexington business man in
troduced the speaker to the lar
gest crowd that has yet gathered
in Holmes county to hear a guber-
Material candidate.
Mayor Allie S. Povall of Lex
ington vas master of ceremonies.
The address was rade f-om a
large truck belonging to the Lex
ington Lumber company which
made an excellent platform.
Governor White in a vigorous
and strong address revit
accomplishments of his admins
tration while he was governor.
Foremost among these is the pre-
sent Homestead Exemption law
which all citizens of our state to-
day enjoy, Nh. Whlle IS .nl o4lly
candidate for governor who had
anything to do with our present
homestead exemption law.
The speaker told of his stand
on states rights in the l948 Demo-
cratic convention - of how he
walked out at the convention and
how he would do so again if ne
cessary to protect our sacred heri-
tage and cherished principles.
Foremost among the accom-
plishments of Mr.. White while
governor was the Balance Agri-
culture With Industry act which
has brought SIS industries to Mis-
sissippi employing over 10000
people and providing almost 40
million dollars in p~ayrolis.
Mr. White pledged himself to
secure better markets for the
states farmers, expansion of rural
identification and telephone ser
vice, increasing teachers salaries
and retirement benefits, continu-
alton of farm to market road plans
on an extended scale, and ade-
quate old age assistance.
Governor Whites remarks drew
applause from the crowd Of sup
porters and friends who had ga
thered from all parts of the coun-
ty to hear him.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
THROUGH
HAZEL
EYES
by Hazel Brunnon Smith

Throughout this issue are a
large number OF advertisements
which set forth the capabilities
and accomplishments of the vari-
Gus candidates for county and
state office. We hope that all of
our readers who are qualified to
vote, at least, read carefully these
statements by the candidates. 1t
is possible that they may be help
full to you in making up your
mind whom you want to vote for
Or possibly whom you will vote
against.
The candidates have had a hard
campaign as a whole this sum-
mer. There were many things
to keep people from getting too
interested in politics among
them the Korean war, the ice
storm in February and the pro-
longed drouth later in the spring.
The last two months have been
particularly hot and uncomfor-
table as far as the weather is con-
cerned - and most farmers and
business people are concerned
with a labor shortage.
There r only three more weeks
of campaigning for some after
Tuesday.
| believe if / were a candidate
and couldn't win in the first pri-
mary I'd rather be eliminated than
to make a second run in what re-
mains of August.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
Holmes Countians Are
Asked To Contribute
S375 To Red Cross
Disaster Victims
Are Aided By
National Drive

Holmes countians have been
asked to contribute at least 1913
through the Holmes Red Cross
chapter here for emergency and
long-term rehabilitation assistance
to thousands of families who suf-
fered severe losses in the recent
disastrous floods in four midwest
ern states.
T. A. Lail, chairman of the local
chapter, said the request came
from the organizations national
headquarters, and represents a
minimum amount needed from
this chapter r in support of a
nationwide fund appeal by the
Red Cross for at least S5,000,000
for flood sufferers. This amount
may have to be upper consider
ably as the total flood relief need
becomes known, Mr.. Lail was in
formed. The special disaster ap-
peal, first by the Red Cross since
1888, was first announced on July
10 by President Truman. honorary
chairman of the Red Cross.
Enormous demands" he said,
"are being made upon Red Cross
resources in Kansas, Missouri, Il
linois, and Oklahoma flood areas.
The Red Cross has been on the
job with many other agencies
since the beginning of the emer-
gency. Even today, after waters
have subsidized considerably in
most flood zones, Red Cross still
is operating 80 shelters and feed
ing 5000 persons daily.
BIT emergency relief is only
a small part of the Red Cross job
on this operation. The great
task is the giving of long-term
rehabilitation aid. Surveys show
many homes destroyed, about
aoo0 damaged. The Red Cross
must aid in financing the repair
or outright rebuilding of many of
these homes, a well as pay for
home furnishings. There
also will be a substantial number
of medical bills to pay and ex-
penses incurred in re-establish-
ing an occupation by the family
breadwinner. AS of July "a, a
total of 1000 families have regis
tered with the Red Cross for as
sistance of this type, and this
figure is expected to reach $4,000
before July 81"
There is no overlapping of re-
lief operations by the Red Cross
and relief provided from a recent
-. Continued on Back Page)
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
MPL Official Tells
How Industry Is
Brought To State
Roturiuns Hear
Charles N. Brood
At Tuesday Meet

Lexington Rotarians on Tuesday
heard how industry is brought to
Mississippi.
Charles M. Broad, assistant to
the Sales Manager of the Missis-
sippi Power and Light Cocpany,
told how the industrial represen-
tatives of his Company go about
getting industrial prospects for
the Magnolia state and how they
are developed.
He explained how a survey was
made of a community and COM
piled in booklet form for the in
formation of interested indus
t~rialists.
The speaker explained all of
the many factors that are con-
sidered in locating industries.
His address was greatly enjoyed
by those present.
Mr.. Broad was introduced by
Walter d. Smith, July program
chairman.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02
One Hospitaized
Following Accident
Malcolm Gurnett
Receives Injuries,
Vehicle Smashed

A Lexington man was hoSpi-
talized and two vehicles rendered
undriveable as the result of a
crash Saturday at $50 q m. on
Highway IL in front of Garnett's
store west of Lexington. Hospi-
talized was H. M. Garrett. about
60, Lexington farmer and grocer.
Also involved in the accident, but
uninjured was Negro Johnny Da-
Wis of KERN, according to State
Highway Patrolman Billy Jones.
The accident occurred as Mr..
Garnett, enroute to Lexington,
driving his l948 Chevrolet pickup
pulled across Highway IL az the
Davis Negro driving a l949 Chew
rolet coach proceeded up the
highway.
Following the crash, MI. Gar
nett was thrown from his vehicle
onto the concrete pavement, re-
ceiving a severe lick on the head,
and shoulder and head bruises.
He was taken by Southern Flu
neral Home ambulance to Holmes
County Community hospital,
where Tuesday his condition was
reported satisfactory.
No charges were preferred, Pa
trolman Jones informed. Wea-
thersby Chevrolet service estim-
ated damages of $400 to the Gar
nett vehicle and $3.50 to the auto
mobile.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1951-08-02

IF YOU HAD A BUSINESS
Hardware. Form, Mill Mercantile, Lumber, Construction o.
Any Other And The Top superintendent's Job Was Open How
Would You Fill 1t?
WOULD YOU Go Outside Your Business And Get A Mon
Without A Single Days Troinine. Experience o. knowledge
OF Your Business. Or
WOULD YOU Call A Former Employee You Hod Retired Y.
Years Ago, Or
WOULD YOU Promote A Man Who Had Worked FoithfuIk
And Well For You For 20 Years, Who Was Young Yet Season.
ed One You Had Promoted Every Time A Vacancy O.
cured?
You DO Have A Business : A Multi Million Dollar
Business : The Business OF State Government.
And You Have A Trusted, Trained, Able EMPLOYEE
Who Has Prepared Himself For That Top super's Job
Sam Lumpkil1
7' a0s. g A-Year-0I Lieutenant Governor.
VOTE TO PRONE TF SAM LUMPKIN TO
The GOVERN0RSHP
He Will Make Mississippi A Good Governor.
s- Is $50 f. a a ue >}-
Submitted to and approved by Sam Forington,
<co-eompoign manager for Sam Lumpkin
Evening star., 1951-12-06

Look what you ss Big eoorfv sturdy Pay Store reudy
TO set and cord full Of poduc,s 500 in poy money
store managers button, eheeoui counter dispoy Shelves
store floor valuable for extra store and
now Mo s product lobels box tops the list Of
products shown the specio you get with each poy
store carton and you will receive a check for $780,
Evening star., 1951-12-06

close Of business Saturday,
Dec. Q. 1881, In Washington,
D. C.; MARYLAND: Beihssda.
Silver Spring, Tokoma Park,
Bladsnsbvrs, Rockville. Goifh-
srsburs, corol Hills, Hyotts-
vile. Ksnslnsten, Brentwood,
Chevy Chase, CeImar Monor,
Whsoton, Mount Roinier,
College Park. Bsrwyn, Suit
land, Marlboro, LoursI, Indion
Heed, copitoI Heights; VlR-
GINA: Alexondrla. Airing
ton. Foirfox, FoIIs Church,
Meleon, Herndon. Vienna.
AnnondoIs. NO SALES TO
DEALERS. WE RESERVE THE
RIGHT TO LiMiI QUANTITIES.
Produce prices subject to
ehonee dolly.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-08-16
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You homemakers who wall of
the woes of spots and stains will
ease your worries if you will bear
two things in mind-remove them
as soon as possible and be sure
you use the right solution for the
particular type of stain. Here are
a few:
For coffee, tea or fruit stains on
linens, from height of two or
three feet pour boiling hot water
on the stained fabric which is held
taut with a rubber band over a
bowl.
Sponge iodine stains with a solu-
ton of one cup of denatured alco-
hol to two cups of warm water.
Ink spots should, if possible, be
removed Immediately that they
occur. Spread an absorbent, such
as corn meal or flour, on the spot
and work it around, brushing it
off as it becomes soiled. Repeat
until no more ink is absorbed, then
make paste of water and the alb
sorbent and apply it to the stain.
When dry, brush it off.