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Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
BETHEL
By Mrs. Anna Smith

Misses Janice COnawav and Do.
lOres O'Neal were weekend guest,
of Miss Patsy Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Burton OF
Philadelphia spent the weekend
with her father, John Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ferguson
and children of Tennessee. have
occupied Mrs. Pearl Hills apart
ment.
The Count On Me Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Emma Palmer AT
her home in Seaford on Tuesday
night.
Harley Hastings and Rudolph
Hastings attended the Farm and
Home Week Session at the Univer-
sity of Delaware on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ArbOgas st
and children of Delmar were din
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Allen.
Mrs. Harry Buckenhan of Man
hasset. r. l.. returned home Mon
day after spending the past two
weeks here with her daughter and
son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hoff-
mier.
Herman Mitchell of Millsboro
was a dinner guest Thursday night
of Gerald Spence.
Mrs. Laura Williams returned
home Monday after spending the
past three weeks in Audubon. n.
j., with Mr.. and Mrs. William Sne-
daker.
Mrs. Anna Smith and Horace
Sirman were dinner guests Sunday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Vinol Lynch in
Laurel.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Elliott
and children of Georgetown spent
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arba
Hudson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hastings
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Scott were
dinner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. john Denton in Salisbury.
The Ushers Union met Thursday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Judd Phillips.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
EPWORTH
RV Mrs. Reuben RiIpV
Phone BridReViIIe 8424

Church services for Sunday. Feb.
ruary 10, Alden Hopkins, Jr., pas
tor:
Worship Service at 10 a. m.
Sunday School at II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. William James, Jr.,
of SeafOrd, are receiving congrat-
ulatiOns upon the birth of a son.
William Brent, on Thursday, Jan
uary "a, in the Milford Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. James was the for
mer Betty Stuart.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Adams were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chaffinch, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Breeding and son of
Hickman and Mr.. and Mrs. Jona-
than Adams and children of Will
mington. Callers later i'm the af-
ternoOn we're Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Adams of Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Smith were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold COnaway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Anthony were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Anthony of Harring-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Torbert were
Thursday night callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Anthony.
Callers of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Loockerman and daughter have
been Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Messiek
and. Miss Sara Messick OF Milford
Mrs. S. S. Wroten, the Misses Carol
and Georgia Beemer. Mr.. and Mrs
T. p Rust and Lewis r. LOCKER
man.
Mr.. and Mrs Floyd Mcdowell en-
tertained at dinner on Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. George Mcdowell, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcdowell and daugh-
ter Jane, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Grif-
fifth and son, Miss Irene Rust, Miss
Iris Wilkerson and Everett Mar
vel.
Betty Mae Mcdowell was an over
night guest on Monday of Edith |
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
OVERLOOK

Mr.. Hammond Warrington. who
Is with the Navy, stationed al Balm
bridge, Md, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles S. Warrington.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davidson and
children spent Sunday with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur K
Campbell and in the afternoon they
visited their sister, Mrs. Earle Argo.
at the Milford Memorial Hospital.
A little boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs ArgO. there. February End.
Little Misses Patricia Ann and
Charlotte Wiley spent Sunday with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Ellingsworth.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard NilIman
entertained to dinner. Sunday. at
3 o'clork, the Rev. and Mrs. Hamil-
ton and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hitch.
Mrs. Ellie Parsons, along with
three other friends, who were in
Florida for week, returned home
Friday
Mrs. Uland Davidson and daught-
er Vickie attended the Gaping GER
emOnies, of the Milford Memorial
Hospital Training for nurses. which
was held Friday night. in the Av-
enue Methodist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Hall Macklin Jr. /
and son Hall III entertained, on
Wednesday, of last week, their Sis
ter. Mrs. Elmer Babcock and .
brother. Mr. Douglas Parsons. of
Syracuse. y. Y. Other guests were
Mrs. Macklin's father. Mr.. John
and his son. Mr.. Russell
Parsons. of Wilmington.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
MAGNOLIA
By Mrs. Frances Hart
Phone Frederick 1881

Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson Ninner an,
Miss Marjorie Minner entertained
10 dinner, Tue. day evening. homer
ing the birthday of Mrs. NIinner',
mother-in-law, Mrs. Laura Minner
who observed her 8Sth birthday On
Tuesday. Mrs MINER received !
number of cards from friends
which she deeply appreciated.
Mrs. Edna Davis, Mrs. Kitty Hart
ana Mrs. Jennie WOOtten attended
dinner, on Thursday evening
gwen for the employees Of the
State Highway. in the Motor Vehicle
Dept ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Dukes and
daughter Gloria, accompanied Inv
MIS-. Dukes sister, Mrs. Milton per-
Tett. OF Lewes. and Mrs. Mary
hemp, OF Baltimore, Md. left IN
thursday for the Dukes cottage. in
Daytona Beach, Florida, where thew
VIII spend the next five weeks
Mrs. Emmett Baker spent last
week with her sister. Mrs Ida No.
ner' in Philadelphia. Guests during
the past week, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rak-
er We're: Mrs. Leila Carmichael ana
MRS. Harvey Light, of Beacon. NY
hey were enrOute to their hor,a
from visit in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Carey wero
guests, on Sunday. of Nh.
ana Mrs. Edward Bennett. in Mil
lcrd- During the afternoon thew Wis
tied friends in Lincoln.
Mrs. William Thomas is q Datiant
IN the Kent General Hospital where
me underwent a gall operation. on |
Monday. vi
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Marvel re-
'ently moved from the home of Mrs /
william Reed to their new home. in
Jelmar, where Mr.. Marvel was
transferred from the Propane Gas
70, in Dover.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Covan, who
we're former Magnolia residents
lave moved to the home vacated nv
he Marvel's.
Mr.. and Mrs Barratt Jackson. of
Pa, spent Saturday and
sunday with his mother, Mrs. Will
lam Jackson, and Miss Mildred
ackson.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Richards
nd Phyllis Richards were Sunday
inner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
.ssley Butler. in Dover.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dill were din {
er guests of his brother. Mr.. Ar
HE Dill, and Mrs. Dill. in FELTON,.
n Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
Valentine Dance To
Be Held At M. H. S.

On February 10th the Kent Coun-
ty Student Council Organization
will hold it's annual Valentine
Dance i'm the NJ. II. S. cafeter a.
This informal dance which begins
at SEQ p. m. and ends at 1900
D. m. represents the work of the
Dover, Smyrna, FELTON,, Caesar
Rodney, Harrington and Milford
student councils. Music for the
first half of the dance will be fur
nished by Smyrna Highs dance
band; Dover highs dance band will
play the second half. During the
irtprmission the valentine Queen
OF Hearts froI~ each of the resDec-
tive schools will be crowned. Tick
cts for the dance may be purchased
at the door. Stag tickets, $50:
Drag tickets. $100.
In order to promote friendly
school relations. students from all
the schools are encouraged to at
tend
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
To Hold Card PARTY
At St. Johns, Feb. Fl
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games. and Mrs. Frank Martucc
and Mrs. Irwin Burton will have
charge of BingO. Tickets and door
prizes will be taken care of bv Mr.
Frank SchObelock and Mr.. Robert
Masten.
Prizes are being collected bv Mrs
Lewis Harrington. Mrs. Paul Dn-
phily, Mrs Robert Masten. Mrs
William Brereton. Mrs. PhilIin
Crotty, Mrs. Edwin Cunningham
and Mr. and Mrs Andrew KieIbasa
Mrs. Emil Danegger, Mrs. Josenh
Lofand, Miss Mary Dowdv and
Miss Mary c. Schobelock are in
charge of refreshments.
The cashier will be Mrs Francis
Duphily and Mrs. Richard Huddv
and Mrs. Stanley Hunter are the
publicity committee.
Tickets may be obtained from
any of the above mentioned Deo-
pie. Since a limited number If
tickets have been printed. il wouId
De advisable to secure your tick
cts as soon as possible II promis-
eS 10 be an enjoyable evening
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
FARMINGTON
By Mrs.
Frances Hatfield
Phone
Harrington 787

We wish to extend our sympathy
10 the Vincent family, due 10 the
death Of their mother, Mrs. Georsia
Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gray are
Visitisg relatives in Pennsylvania.
at this writing.
Several people attended the cap
ping of the student nurses. Friday
evening. and enjoyed it very much.
Mrs. Margaet Galloway received
2 beautiful 400 hour clock from her
husband Allen, who is stationed in
Germany.
Little Eileen Fleischauer has
been i'll.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
BLANCHARD'S STATION
By Mrs. Helen NJ. Harmon
Phone Greenwood 7775

The Greenwood Home Demon
/ stratiOn Club will have their meet
ing an da covered dish supper at
the home of Mrs. Frank Nichols on
Tuesday evening, February u. at
$50 o'clock.
Mrs. George Hanks and Mrs.
James Smith will be the leaders
for the meeting.
Notice: The Senior Glass of the
Greenwood High School will sDon-
sor a bake Saturday morning at
10 O'Clock in the fire hall. A plenty
OF good things will be on sale
Come out and help a worthy group
of young folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Mills enter
tanned a few people to a canasta
party Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Helen Harmon spent Sat
urday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Parker of Bridgeville.
Mrs. Carl Tucker, Mrs. Belle AL
len and Mrs. Lula McCaulley we're
IN Dover last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond Bennett
and children of Slaughter Neck
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Isaacs
and son Everett on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Warner
called on relatives Sunday after
noon in various places.
Bill Hewlett. who is a junior at
the University of Delaware. spent
last week home with his parents
1t being mid-year exams for some
students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Calhoun
spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs
Calhoun's sister, near Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Zott and chill /
dren were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Darwin Savage and family Of /
Green Ridge, Pa.
Mrs. Gordon Warner will enter
tain to a double Stanley party in
TOdd's Community Building on
Wednesday evening, February 13. /
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08

A kilometer equals 3.28O.S feet.
Milford chronicle., 1952-02-08
Crazv Crv

The loon, vigilant, diving fisher
bird, has cry which sounds like
insane laughter; hence the express
sion. "crazy as a lOon."
Evening star., 1952-11-09
FLORIDA PROPERTY

MODERN, 2-bedrm., masonry, all-elec.
house; completely furn. on Gulf Of
Mexico at st. Petersburg. Fla: beau
tiful beach; 81 200, incl. utils.; Nov.
Is to April Is. Consider monthly
RAD 5. 5osS sSSs 18th aal ave- ave-. S duipe9 a
SARASOTA. homesites. fishermari's
heaven. within city limits, all con-
veniences. Reasonable price and
terms. For details call 3. w. THURM.
SARASOTA. sofa FLA. De Soto Acres-2-
acre plots: $115 dn.. S15 per mo.
CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor, Sligo 0493.
FOR SALE-Home and income apart
ment; Lake Worth. near ocean.
Palm Beach; furnished. North 1910.
NEW bedroom house mr.. beach.
pomIano, Fla Flsoo Rent jan. Feb.
Mr.. fort LAUDERDALE; view Of
rm. with Simmons Hide-a-way for 2:
dressing rm.; equip. kit: linens; pvt.
tiled bath; firepl.: porch; gar; re-
stricted no pets or small children.
Block , to restaurants ,sr and stores stores
$1,000. Also efficiency ant. 5000.
200 Forest ave- Rockville 1894.
CITRUS COUNTY. FLA. 100 acres.
also some lots. Excellent fishing
and hunting. Land also good for
raising oranges. grapefruit, pecans.
watermelon. beans. potatoes and
OWNER viii sell for cash or trade
for cottage on Chesapeake Bay.
ARDMORE REALTY CO., OIL. 4557.
After 6 pm. TIE 1874.
CENTRAL FLORIDA-S200 down. IL
paved paved road. S $3.50. =. B. BOX 1856.
Orlando, Florida.
FOR RENT - Furnished two-family
house near ocean at Lake Worth.
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VESTS
254 A 500l

commutins distance winchester :. ::
ideal for hunting camp -. 254
acres. rs tillable. balance pasture
and woodland: 5-rm. home. wielec..
With %fx-it' IDEAS; taxes only S24i!
No. 29l56. VESTS. E. G. Hutch
inss. Front Royal rd.. White Post.
Va. az mi. S. of WINCHESTER on Rt.
NJ sHs phGas bs s'en5sas Siss
only"
Equipped Fruit Farm!
A real Gem" in scenic Adams coun-
SIS tillable. 40. acres peaches. l69
other mixed fruit trees. acre
rsspberries, stream. private pond.
Lovely 21a;storv,, home large
Sps Spnsc. Gnsa rapl.cs all qsal1slss
tifuiiy handicapped lawn; 40x5O
Includes tractor. 5o0-gal. sprayer.
iM;ton truck all farm, farm and sorSE;ns orchard
SskinF $3.50 5s6565nefshM No. 0isIoHSasseS Hase
Gettysburs. Pa.
178 A. Mr.. Fredericksburg
sePss ested. fnslSi miies af to PfedsrieEsburs 10
newly remodeled home, lovely ap-
pearance, rms, baths. OIL heat,
2 fireplaces. hardwood frs, 2
porches. picturesque setting; double
garage: 3-year-old cemented, barn
20x60; End barn: tenant house;
poultry house: It's acres. 80 sandy
loan tillaRe. few fruit trees, private
gGnfl gGGnnfl S1pSod STneF mSSiins Ssine for s97 800
!. PART DOWN :, bal: terms!
man, +. D. No. L, Fredsrieksburs.
BROILER-STOCK FARM
Near fredericksburg. Modern 4-home
farm. beautiful in every detail; De-
lightful L-shaped residence. cheer
ern conv.. oil heat. full cemented
basement. Handicapped lawn. Also
5g .SSpp.d 5U%ss A 1do6S S5osT aspaaey hegse:
barns: 2-car garage; other bldeS.
"a level acres, 4S cropland. Build
ings alone worth more than asking
price Owner SACRIFICING! No.
B-2946. VESTS. L. K. Hackett. p.
o. Rhodesdale. r. F. D. /. FL Do
Evening star., 1952-11-09
CARS WANTED J
Town & Country
1896 Wisconsin Ave OR. O100I
TRUCKS FOR SALE

fHsD fs ayso sSxss sso tires aes cnsssts spsst
ssen sesa ase az fG1s fsaetGo MoroR Nay CO
la17 n. Moore st.. Rosslyn. Va. To-
GMC 1852 4-ton pickup; 1000 miles
81 ,595. Apply .4225 Conn. ave NV
#. van body; only Sl99; many other
bargains. NATIONAL TRUCK REM
TAI CO., 2316 Ga. ave. NO. 7705.
194e h-ton panel; r
and, h.; ladder rack. Used very lit.
RR1ns-HUGHEs, 76l4 Ga. ave. NV.
1e4e seeanette deIiv.
cry; radio and heater; SS95. See
after ., l1l0 5lst ave. Sc, 81
GM 1850 l-ton panel; low mileage
CLEAN; Priyate owner, MR.. BEEToN
CAEvRoIEET' ASGEf' 1s4e u ton panel; l.
owner; $3.50. ia. S-20l4. %
FORD 1916 1a-ton pickup; new tires;
FORD 1919 F3 big s 3-ton pickup
one owner; perfect inside and out
new paint Job; a real special al
S6s5; s,, PARKWAY AZ lSA FORD 3o5l N
FORD 1850 y I:-ton panel Fl s-cyl.
beau. green fin.; low mi; very gooC
tires; above average; S965. PARK
WAY y, y FORD. ao51 NJ st. NV. MI
FORD 81 stake 11s-ton F-e; good
at $3.50, Marlboro pike Sc. wkdays.
DODGE 194S ton truck; good con.
ditlon; new motor and all new tires
FORD 40 panel truck; Is mi, tt
set9a secspted no I'll I'll sest ss5s{ EfasonaDle pe'
DODGE '3s pickup; Sizes; good tire
and motor. Cali LO. 5-0g0S. SCI
1881 Lee hwy, Falls Church.
FORD AZ 1I2-ton 12-ft. van; in peri
cond.; truck looks brand new; nev
tires; owner forced to sell; $9g5; viii
trade for light passenger. car. Cal
CHEVROLET 1851 1a-ton panel; les
than $4,000 miles; excellent cond.
good tires; Just passed inspection
$500: PosIN's. INC. o756 Georgi'
DODGE pickup; old, but runs good
CEDAR sSeGo OF slS$5f. psss Ciier' ASK operator 10
dition: $3.50. Phone TE. 2435.
CHEVROLET '46 panel truck; excel
cond;; 425; TU: 5342.
uHEven oU,OuU Hlnss' new tiIeSi pes
efisr; esG-o Phone MR.. HEALY. LA
DODGE 1s47 dump, with s-yar,
body; good rubber; motor just over.
hauled; 2-speed rear: completely re
painted like original color; read.
to work; .S795. PARKWAY FORD
FSRb FSGIb 1sai Il nv ton MI stoks ofs9' cab oge
engine; perfect rubber; fine mech
cond.; sensible mil; 1895. PARK
WAY FORD. 3051 M st. NV. MI
CHEVROLET 1945 Ia-ton panelet
truck In good cond;; priced at S30t
Tor snnt quick sale, sale; Call MA. 60s7 fol
FORD 1850 pickup; clean and de.
pendable; red; with mud grip tire.
on rear; pull bar: $685.. 44O1 Conn
ave. NORTHWEST MOTORS. WO
WILLYs 40 4-cylinder panel delivery
finish, excellent condition; low dowr
payment, long-term financing. !
MITCHELL's MOTOR. KAISER
FRA.z66BBo; 6Boo 1901 Mt. olivet I'd. ne
cHEvRoEET Ii aaSiGS 1s4s M-ton panel; rie ex
cond.: $500. caIl sH. 27IS.
CHEVY AT 1-ton panel; low mileage
good cond.; 2 extra tires; S4OO. ia,
1sss 1sssyGn goWHfEL II E EP Ef f3s fssS' 1nteln.
ton. steel body, dump, 1000 miles
gone out of business. AL. 5906.
MACK 1947 2-ton; best offer. Vienn,
FORD 1850 Ha-ton panel delivery
$4,000 miles; spare never used
heater and defroster. $795. LU.. 2
Evening star., 1952-11-09

lI2-FT. FRONT on Atlantic 1T. Sc.
opposite 3rd st.-Triangular shaped
lots, numbered II and Is. Square
6l53, containing $500 50. IT, land,
all improvements; zoned for houses
and apartments. Price, $500.
80 acres. land, small frontage on
River rd. and on Seven Locks rd.,
at less than $1,000 per acre as q
whole.
10 acres on South Capitol st., water
and sewer can be had; win be sold
for cash at an attractive price.
10 acres, not far from South Capitol
ST., Sc, on paved highway; wiz
make flne acre subdivision.
tional blvd, U. s. Route 301. New
England to Florida.
Lot, 50xl20. on 10th st.. near Alaska
ave-; want offer.
Corner 32nd and Quesada sts.. ASK
133 at $500: Chevy Chase. d. C.
BEALL TURNER g. CO., 11O5 Ver-
mont ave-, Hobart 1878, National
Hl3l
Evening star., 1952-11-09
TRAILERs

equipped inside and out, incl. shower. :
Lot II 3rd st.: Cherry. Hill Trailer
~ z1ffMMER, Il 27 IT,: GOOD good condition;
nosMsssr sseries Pa fsa':so soss. leaving city Sil
AsH1cAN I:ss1 cSs g. os ms s. 9ss %oosi:s &c:
the Soft. class. See the '53 Royal
Ct $2,995 on display at the Ancient
cliDEk Hii E'i rEAiLas EAi sSso' 1877; SO #.
TRAILER > SSoyRT. Fails chufch'
We; JE. 3-9743; p
HEETEK TRAILER SALES - Cherry
Nd. authorized dealer for several
makes OF new and used house trail
IDEAL BE- - FOR I FilAMuY-1s4s Travelo.
with pleasant l0x20. Tm: attached.
HGgsF LSs S IsnPs Tya,sF waNTrn ylage @,t, 3
SnDtsa S,v.1 Gonser e tTaSns .. 1872
AFT. 4p1M' ALMA Ina HOUSE rRArLER-
GIFT. elec. refgr, h.--w.. heater. bu-
tame stove, built-in baby bed, car
peteo uoors. 0l,oUU. in. ~-SJV4.
SCHULZ, 1927. 27-ft.; apt. size gas
range, elec. refgr.; 2-rm. heated
porch attached to trailer; on perm.
lot with pvt. bath. elec. wash. mach.
In shed; 1879 complete, or will sell
Rfssf Hna RsIfss ilhllfR vIAdf SfR It. Ass fss
SCHULZ ehdpisi 1851; Isl SO it., complete bath,
island bed. sultan lounge. aluminium
awning plus many extras. Best
9FsEj %Ra11rR Lot coTR4 SSA NjeHrISSsAshss RIs Isssss
SEE, TO-DAY ONLY-Very desirable
3-rm. trailer with lovely attached 2.
rm. add. Pvt. bath. Terms. 219 TEN.
PIE TRAILER VILLAGE. TIE. 1852;
TRAILER HOME, 26-foot custom g.
room. toilet tflush typel, shower
Excellent condition; $1,000 or make
offer. JE. 2-7355.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AuroMoTlYE MISC.

TIRES AND TUBES az, used u. s.
Royal Masters: air rides, 7.6Ox15;
very cheap. Phone AP. 627S. -
AUTO RADIO for 1880 Ford and
'51-'52 Plymouth. $35 each. Ii.
7-2343 after pm.
8 TIRES AND RIMS. size 4.75-I9.
mt 1929 to 1881 Model A. 81. 9036
BUS, equipped for mobile market;
best offer, Call DI. 1888. LIB
ALLEN GENERATOR rebuilding out
mt; tester. growler, lathe; $500
VIII include $3.50 worth of genera
tor and regulator supplies II bought
by Nov. IL Also battery charger,
tires, stands, fireplace screens. misc
equipment. Phone OV 2516.
WANTED-Crosley cast-iron block or
charge.
LATE AUTOMOBILE AUTO PARTS
such as engines, transmissions. fend-
ers, radio, heaters; most any parts
for late model cars. Brandywint
Evening star., 1952-11-09
OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
iGnifinlaA.l

;EARsPORT MAINE-For summer
home, year-round living or CONNER
cial property this fine old New
England house with one Of the most
beautiful views along the Maine
coast, located directly on water with
beach frontage of approx. 800 IT.
cellar under every part of house:
newly shingled. shutters for every
window; town water, all plumbing
new copper tubing; all floors hard
wood, wainscoting in every room;
modern kitchen. large dining and
living rooms brick fireplace in liv-
and garage; great deal of work
has been done on this property;
price. $1S,000: pictures on request.
JAMES s. COUSENS, Licensed Real
Estate Broker. 170 Maverick st..
Rockland. Me. Telephone 1888.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, builders, specula-
tors and investors. 148, ,0OO
square feet, 1st commercial,
prominent corner facing
large Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. It is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 50. #. additional in
this parcel not commercial
This is a real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain
Attention, agents. B. M
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H st. NV, RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

2ND TRUST. So. 600, 6Ts, $40 mo.
Cured cur, II on 81 Ii NV, NV 5000 SSS 5. & e [.
1st commercial. 3-story brick. store
and 2 units. Mortgagors own ad-
plans .renovatfonsl. Elk. 340S. .JU.
81 800 End TRUST at SO, payable
$25 monthly, for $1,000. 1st trust
on property has only $3.50 bal.
4 'Ai wsIn-sRcuREp sIIlsf; and TRUST
$4,000 at So, payable $40 per mo-.
for only $4,000. BAINUM REAL
ESTATE. JU. $1,000.
Evening star., 1952-11-09
AVIATION

CADET - Completely
rebuilt 194S. incl. new 75-h.p. Con-
tinental engine; primary blind fly
ing instrument, 2-way radio. land
See MR.. SaRADER, Beacon Field,
Alexandria, Va, %
CHIEF 1916; some dam
age to fuselage and gear. Sell COM
plete or any part. 81. $685.. Iii
AVIATION. Sea Bee, serial
701, the worlds safest single-engine
aircraft. 4-place amphibian; abso-
lutely no, corrosion; comfortable.
roomy cabin; large rear storage
capacity; 75-gal. fuel storage: full
de luxe eroSs-country group; two-way
Halicrafters CA dual controls. New
full reversible Hartzell hydraulic
controlled, non-shattering laminated
prop. Full nap and wheel control
on double acting hydro -selector
pump. Excellent brakes, good 700xS
tires and tubes. Oleos perfect; all
bulkheads and floats tight. Clear
view glass. no fogging; dual carb
pumps; dual ignition: Autolite
shielded system. Franking 215-h.p.
opposed 500 Gu. in, 5000 r.p.m.
8 gal. per hr. at ,105-110 las.
Uses at. oil in 10 hrs. This Is the
finest operating amphibian ever
II You fiy it you will buy it. Licensed
III March. win Teiieenss Of .6 6ebste. bate
Fetal Fetal prs snsne $3.50 sps fFi%i Zee
81 otirjtriP 3 E. or waterway 1000 miles
Phone Indian Head $3.50.
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