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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
BioodmobiIe To
Visit Midway
Need For Donors
Termed "Desperate'' u

The Red Cross Blood Mobile
Unit will be at the Midway School,
Sedalia, Tuesday, January 20,
from Il am. to 6 pm, according
to Mrs. Harry Pugsley, who is
chairman for the visit.
Chairmen for the three COM
munities cooperating to secure the
largest possible number of donors,
are: Mrs. Reynold Slaughter, So.
Scion and Mrs. Kenneth Lugen-
beel for the Mt. Sterling area.
There is desperate need for don
ors, according to Judge Maurice Z.
Beathard, chairman of the Blood
Donor Program for Madison
County Red Cross.
The supply in the area center is
frequently depleted, what with the
enormous quantity that is shipped
to Korea; the free service to hos
pitalized patients who need trans
fusions and now another use has
been found that is expected to be
of great benefit in the control of
polio.
The newest project of the Ma
tional Red Cross is the gamma
globulin which has been found so
effective in treatment for paral-
ysis from poliomyelitus. The Red
Cross furnishes without cost the
research conducted under the au-
gamma globulin that was used in
spices of the National Foundation
for Infantile Paralysis.
Gamma globulin is a blood pro-
duct and recruitment chairmen for
all visits of the Blood Noble Unit
to Madison County during 1858.
are hoping for a ready response
from donors who can help with the
program that must be stepped up
because of the new demand and
great need both on the home and
battle fronts.
DAUGHTER BORN
Mr.. and Mrs, Dana Connell, Co
lumbia Avenue, announce the
birth of a daughter, Beverly Ann,
at White Cross Hospital, Saturday,
January 6. The baby weighed
.-.,,..,.. ,1o.,pde oaJ fxxyn o,,yaoc
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
John RihI Is
Auctioneer
Completes Course
At Indiana School

John Rihl, Plain City, completed
his work at the Reppert Auction
School at Decatur, Indiana. Dec.
19 and will practice the auction
eering trade in the surrounding
area.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Rihl and is married and has
a son, Leonard Hal. The Rihls
reside on Route AZ.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
MRS. ADRIAN
RECOVERING

Mrs. Marvin Adrian is recover
ing at her home in Big Plain after
an operation in Doctors Hospital.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
BREAKS SHOULDER

Miss nellie Connor, north of
Lafayette, a member of the facul-
ty of the Deer Creek Schools, is a
patient in Mt. Carmel Hospital,
following an accident in which she
broke her left shoulder.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
HAS HEART ATTACK

S. |. Mckee, of Christiansburg,
father of Mrs. Carl Rammelmeyer.
South Union Street, was taken to
Stoddard Memorial Hospital, Troy,
following a severe heart attack,
last week.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
u OUR
1E1[ [ TOWN J,
WISE WORDS

N/SSE
WISE WORDS
A piece entitled Peace of
Mind was sent in here by the
genial Sammy Landes. Writ
ten by a fellow named Phil
Brooks, it goes like this:
You are letting miserable
misunderstanding run on from
year to year, meaning to clear
them up someday; you are
keeping wretched quarrels
alive because you cannot quite
!, make up your mind that now
is the day to sacrifice your
pride and kill them; you are
passing men sullenly on the
street, not speaking to them
out of some silly spite, and
yet knowing that it would fill
you with shame and remorse
if you heard that one of those
men were dead tomorrow
morning;you are letting your
neighbor starve, till you hear
that he is dying of starvation;
or letting your friends heart
ache for a word of apprecia-
ton or sympathy, which you
mean to give him someday;
if you only could know and
see and feel all of a sudden,
that time is short, how it
would break the spell! How
you would go instantly and
do the thing which you might
never have another chance to
doi
OUCH!
Poorest excuse we've heard
in long time was made by a
guy out in Indiana who was
picked up on a windoW-peep-
ing charge. He told the judge
II was just watching teievi-
sionw
MATCH
Couple of men, whose wives
were away, moved in together
and were patching it, in fine
style. Each took his turn pre-
pairing the evening meal and
one night a strange object ap-
peared on the table.
whats that ?" asked one,
That's a pie, you dope!"
Kinda long isn't it?"
yeah - rhubarb!"
HoWZAT?
Old Haywood Snugg the 100
proof president of Alcoholics
Unanimous, says that he can
drink as we'll sitting down as
he can standing UP but that
very few people can stand up
as well after drinking sitting
down as they can sit down
after drinking standing up!
MYSTERY
Try this on yourself or a
friend-first write down your
age, multiply by 2; add 5 and
multiply by so. Subtract 365
and add all the loose change
you happen to have under a
dollar a.. then add lis. Now,
we can tell your age and how
much money you had in your
pocket. Frinstance, if the
number comes out 4237, you
are AZ years of age and you
have 81 cents. This works
even if you have no money!
WANT-AD
From a business magazine
comes this little gem-"Type-
writer for sale by young lady
clerk with wide carriage"
FOUND
Last week you read in this
column about a soldier who
had lost some pictures when
he left them in the car of a
London resident. Well, the lost
is found. Don Rea, North Oak
street, was the man who had
given the soldier ride and
had kept the pictures intact,
hoping that the owner could
be found. The pictures are
water colors on silk
by a Japanese artist Look
like they're pictures of the
soldiers mother and girl
friend, perhaps. Thanks, Don!
We are sending them on.
HuMMN!
According to what we hear
nowadays, one would think
that our politicians believe in
a rigid economy coupled with
a free spending policy.
ADVICE
The best way to make long
story short, is to tell it to a
cop,
LAST WORD
Never eat rice pudding after
a wedding!
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-01-13
PAID CIRCULATION

This newspaper is NOT dis.
fributed tree. All nofionoi
surveys show fhof a GOOD
newspaper Is a PAID news.
Paper.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

Ibis THE who have built their
friendly to Mdwesern farmers Though they live
different met they have much common
They leaders their communities serving their neighbors
in such activities government service clubs, Boy Scouting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

business. They are three of a K
almost 1000 Standard Oil ag,
in many ways-from helping @
helping service your tractor.
They are men who wanted tC
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

eSS6tG almost 1000 Standard Oil agents who you
Nh An II many ways-from helping civic programs to
9Ie>A R NIL helping service your tractor.
They who wanted to work on their own
would bring them friendship and through
serving people they know and like But before they invested time
money their jobs they decided they must have two things
quality products and dependable .
company. 9SAA
They found that Standard Oils ese9ARs 45AGGdLb,
search departments work constantly $500
develop improve only fuels and lubricants also
of other useful products for the home and farm These
include sprays and duss that combat crop and stock pests causing
hundreds of millions of dollars damage.
@NH They learned that Standard Oil pioneered In
delivering petroleum products right to the farmers
doors-a service that started way back in 1910.
They found too that today far Midweern
depend Standard Oil products and than those
any other oil company.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-11-01

which
Hehe Croft of GRANVILLE Illinois, regular the City Hall
presides
the level
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-12
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Sove on the pillow that furnishes
the maximum Of sleeping comfort
First quality, these pillows are kit
ten-soft to the touch. Standard size.
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1953-02-21

NORTH BEACH PARK
Ideal PVT. community. lse. knotty.
pine living rm., fireplace, lge. pic
ture windows facing Chesapeake
Bay. 2 bedrms., dining rm. and
mod. kit, large porch, bathroom;
thoroughly winterized and modern,
Priced reasonable; will finance. Call
DE. BLOCK, MA. S-7245. or home,
Evening star., 1953-02-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED
A PICKED SITE
ON THE OCEAN

A LOT OF GROUND. GOOD INVEST
MENT. TOO. THE OCEAN AND
SALT AIR CAN GIVE YOU NEW
VITALITY, A FRESH VIEWPOINT.
GOOD PRICE, MODERATE CASH,
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
WRITE BOX 1867, STAR. -22
Evening star., 1953-02-21

DOWNTOWN BLDG, 927 10th st.
by 100 it, with parking space in
rear Ideal for wholesale or light
manufacturing business. MR.. KAY
NEaR Ms f-Hs1s'r IN sr. BRIDGE and No. @So One
hwy; approx. acre with ONCE and
B. M. SMITH. CH. 2-6474, 240S
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. -21
SECOND COMMERCIAL; fenced lot.
approx. $500 50. it., Anacostia
area. 1880 Sumner I'd. s.e. Day.
Ii. 6-S319; ewes, RA. 3-5339. -22
9th AND v SITS. N.W.-This bldg
contains approx. 5000 SO. it. mostly
open space. plus balconies along 3
sides; especially suit. for night club,
restaurant. dance hall, assembly hall
etc. Consult Mr.. Jenkins, Leasing
Dept. SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
600 TN ST. NV. corner Eye st.5-
Exceptionally desirable 3-story bldg.
with selling basement containing q
total Of approx. 10000 50. it.; ele-
vator; suitable junior dept. store,
furniture. appliances. television. etc.
Can be leased on one-year basis OF
long term. Consult Leasing Dept,
SHANNON q LUCHS CO.. Realtors,
1906 II 81. NV. ma. S-2345. IA
Evening star., 1953-02-21

SILVER SPRING.. nr. Ga. ave. and
Colesville rd.-2-bedrm. frame bldg;
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. full bsInt.,
sSe 5.5eS sa. L. t. sl oTner must aU seli D1n: im-
mediately. Wants offer. Call Mr..
Realty CO.. JU. $3.50. % 0s1
BY OWNER; large commercial tract
with over 900. 900 IT., valued at 81
million dollars; would like an in
payment back 6S notes ot $500, 900
write Box 4O6-z. Star. @SS
SIX APTS.--Brick building in excel.
Priced at only 6Is times the annual
rent. well located near Dupont Cir
Sle sM ME; 9is75a TRACER ME. s-6575, or
NR. 18th And M NE.-Four-family
apt. bldg. Rentals over $4,000 an
nually. Tenants pay utils. Take over
FLA trust, balance cash or terms.
BY OWNER, OIL. 4-3109. ~
SPECULATORS-Look ct 234 9th St.
Sc. I will sell for only $3.50,
subject to q building association
EM lSan' a-a65a9 g g. DUTY. MA. s-44sS S, or
DocToRs. DHoCToRs - HOO block
10th st. NV, lust 2 few feet, below
new doctors once bldg. now under
construction. Brick house, on lot
SSloS ME s.dSas RT1sed riEnt. L1ss RGAhTx
FoUR-FAMILY BRICK DUPLEX,
lave. BOX 3S3-X. Star.
ARLINGTON-Brick apt. bldgs..
Westover, $4,000 income, nr.
shops transp.; sub. cash. KE.
1860 500 BIooK N ST. N.w.-Remod-
eled into II complete apis. Annual
income. $s.O21; cash required,
W. W. BAILEY. NA. s-4s20. -'
STORE apts;. 3-story brick. down
cash. deal considered. Ofier should
be about $500: Ewes. TIE. 6-2233.
st. NV, Ma. 8-O753.
4-FAMILY DUPLEX-Rented to COL
ored; about l yr. old. Individual gas
heat; tenants pay all utilities. Rents
EAs s5Se ekHD4 XII pf'se s6N ST. CO. &C.. 8 5dsa5 PAa;
GEoRGEToWN@5-unit brk. apt. 10 re-
Gently renovated. New plumbing,
copper pipes throughout, completely
equipped. Gross income, $S,4O0. Low
operating costs. Spacious 2:bedrm.
be. seen Sat. or Sun, 2 to 4. For
information and appt., call GRA-
HAM LYLE, AID. 2-4545 or DE.
2-30S3. -22
BEST S.E. LOC.-S36. 500. red. to
$35,45O. 5-apt. brick semidet.; /
subst. cash. McCUNE, 10. 3-6889.
1888 18th ST. N.W.4 apartments,
4 kits, 4 baths; rent ceiling furn-
1Shed. S345 mo. Price $4,000. Ex-
time. -27
14-UNIT APT. BLDG, mr.. center of
Arlington comml. section. $4,000,
cash; above COS FILA 4e6 1st trust.
No offers considered. This is a top
proposition, for principals only;
approx. 1872 to 1877 return. Write
agent. Box 327-Z, Star. pa
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, $4,000
Semidet., oil heat. rent S11O.
SAM ROSEY. AID. 4-27OO
Evening star., 1953-02-21
COMMERCIAL LOCATION
PROPERTY FOR RENT

SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. S-2345.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS eoR RENT
(continued.l

DUPONT e.SC, CIRcLE enc OFFICE BLDG,
,ye. ~ ~ ofhess svsil; % as. $3.50 $500
Small ONCE. so 50. IT.; ideal for
lawyer or small business which does
not require I much space; $50 per
LARGE ROOM AVAIL. in real estate
ONCE; private; air-cond.: excellent
downtown location. AD. 4-6652.
A1R-CoND1TIoNED OFFICE in
lawyers suite, new BLDG: excel. loca-
ton; use OF hbr.. reception and
conferenceCrm.. Sheraton Bldg, I'll
14th st. NV. ME. s-653s. 20
OFFICE ROOM. End floor. 1919 Eye
WIN. + B2ILARD. Al isis ESl Rss Rys &C. @0n.a. NV
HARVARD IE, ST.. OFF 18th Nv
newly redec:s light. cheerful; utiis.
man, etc. $45. RA. 6-6S2i. @23
ONLY HOO SO. FIT. Of office space
lett in this modern air conditioned
BLDG, location is excellent for man
gineers and Others who must call on
clients downtown and in Govt.
Offices: there Is plenty Of free park
ing space, surrounding the building
ana excellent bus service to down.
Town D. G. This space must be seen
20 appreciate the quiet uncongested
Iac1Iittes which can be yours for q
very low rental; located Just above
Key Bridge in Rosslyn. Va. Cali
Nh Nh HUBBARD, IA. S-41O0. Mon
FALLS lil CHyEcH.-Think Of Ss Your
cltents-Think Of yourself-Sum-
mer Is on its way! Establish your
once IN an air conditioned building.
Inere aren't many to choose from
IN this area (are there any others?1
ana these suiteS-are Just being
completed. to be ready on March
l., Center Of Falls Church, and ex-
SeLent location! Suites from SS5 to
YY4T79; Sal JOSEPH w. SEAY CO..
AT 18th AND F N.w.-share lawyers
suite. Furnished. ME. S-631i.
NICE 1sx1s OFFICE-pvt, entrance
hail hail and bath. 1920 K st. NV. Cali
1S17i isth; ;Si 81. N.w.-suite o, q rm,
newly decorated; first floor; reas'
rent; ideal for attorney, accountant
9r insurance agency. Call ST.
FivE.RM. APT. excellent for mE1 coio1red
DOCTOR; On q corner. pvt. entrance.
over store IN shopping center. Conv.
Hsrannsp. 1901 Montello ave. NE, Ii.
6d5 F ST. N:W.-Near Hecht Co.
lie: -7-6224 or RA. 6-379O, pa
Evening star., 1953-02-21
RAMBLER
S1nnn DOWN

1922 WESTON RD.. FALLS CHI.
We must sacrifice our 3-bedrm., g
yr.-old home this week end. Lge.
liv. rm.:. fully equipped kit. beau.
lot, 2 blks. from elementary school,
10 min. from Pentagon. Assume
than rent: OWNER, JE. Ss767S.
Directions: Out Arl. blvd, 1R miles
past z Corners to Wayne rd.. left
to Weston rd., then left to house.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
OPEN

Charming tWo-story brick home home, In In
lovely Club Manor estate section OF
So. Arlington: ideal for gracious
living and entertaining: lge. liV. rm.
with fireplace, seperate dining
room. equipped kitchen, side and
and bath on the first floor: 5 bed
rms. and 2 baths on End FIR. Base
ment has extra lge. recreation rm.
with entrance onto well-shaded side
yard, maids rm. and bath, laundry
Pentason. 10 mi. to Wash. Va; 70 From Sae
Wash. go south. turn left onto
Arlington Ridge rd., to stop light
at 23rd st. and Ridge rd., bear
right onto Meade st. to sign at
house. JAMES M. DUNCAN, jr.,
bus st., Alex. Va; XII. S-S400, KI.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
STORES FOR RENT

BAKERY. in excel. location; suit. for
bakery and ice cream business. Call
eyes,, EN-. 3-5407. --23
36l7 18th ST. N.E.-Adj. to Newton
Theater in heart Of Brookland;
large store, ideal for any type
business: S110 mo. JOSEPH e.
BRyNo. INC. eos H st. NV. ST.
STORE, 2oxso; part basement; g.
room Office above. entire bldg. for
$500 month. 5-yr. lease; good loca-
tion, on transfer corner: fixtures
available on premises for clothing,
aass"fEf adss KNs q i9S 1854 le th Apply g. n@ Mr.
DU. 7-1037. -22
1929 14th ST. N.W.-Approxim ately
20x40, large show window, heat and
hot-water; 500. Call RIA. 6-O65I.
sAFEwAY LEASE EXPIRES Mar. 81.
Corner 18th and 8 SITS. NV; excel.
Self-Serv1ce grocery for progressive
RA. 3-903S. "a
18th AND you SITS. N.w.-22x7b,
loc.; other business. LU. 1-6S07.
EXCELLENT CORNER, in the heart
OF wheaton,. new store. 1Sx60;
plenty of parking; reasonable rent;
excellent, for delicatessen, bakery,
cleaner, hardware, children's wear,
etc. Box 2S7-z, Star. -22
INTERSECTION, 18th and Columbia
I'd: Al location for any business,
2465 18th st. NV. Call OWNER.
03I 10th ST. N.W.-small store,
downtown; large show window
fVH
IN M front: .D Rent. Sioo. '0SiiS With heat. Sens
MA. S-9743. --22
18 7th ST. N.E.-Excel. location, next
to Safeway grocery; reasonable rent.
Can be used for any type business,
or will turn over established dry
cleaning business. LU. 1928, or
SUM-. RA. 3-S746. MR.. COHEN
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES FOR Cash. to sell on terms;
us for q bid. regardless OF location
for consultation. On-the-spot action.
Call JOSEPH KINSKY. ST. 3-53ll;
n,y eysnings. oL; L,, 4-5574 S55AvD uo,,.s .s2
worth. vlsl.i RA. q s-sss7. En5uoP JU Ps-s5S4. rs
1 WILL PAY you CASH for your
RE. 7-22O1. 10. 3-4156.
WANTED - 2-bedrm. house. nearby
Va. not oyer $1,000. reasonable
HOUSE with 4 bedrms., den; s2s.0oo
$4,000 cash. Give full details.
ARMY OFFICER desires buy equity
and assume payments on or 3
bedrm. house. Box ASK, star.
DIRECT FROM owNER-Brick house
in b. c. or Md; all cash; quick
NEEp fsfi5ensnsi sasEDRM. S HOME HOME, in desir-
able Sc. d, c., or adjacent Nd;
for for. retised Sc seryiesman. .!,aa Lu. 2-75oO'
WE HAVE SEVERAL excellent pros
poets for well-priced homes in near
by Arlington, under $25. 900. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS, ia. 5-6266. Ewes,
TSWo.BEDRooM RAMBLER. on large
lot nearby Md. or Va; substantial
cash. RA. 3-3S35. Prefer owner.
BRICK ROW OR SEMI, in need of
decorating, west of 18th. LO.
ARMY OFFICER desires. from builder
or owner. 3-bedrm. brick house. In
N Arlington, about $4,000: have
substantial cash. KE. S-2443.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

SEVERAL SMALL COMMIT. 2-story
brick bldgs.. suitable repair shop.
of business; full price. $3.50 each,
with $3.50 down and $40 month;
rear Atlas Theater, 1900 blk. H St.
ne. Mr.. Manuel, EN-. 1886. with
DRURY REALTY CORP. AID. $4,000.
s,4OO FIT. FLOOR SPACE. with ofiioe.
Sewer and water. lift. ceiling
height. Brick bldg. 2 yrs. old. Mr.
Baileys Cross Roads. VIII rent or
sell. JE. 4-1515; eyes,. JE. 4-3432.
DOWNTOWN. NV. d. CT, 400 50.
IT,, on two floors and basement:
elevator; with ample parking for
delivery trucks: heavy construction,
high ceilings. plenty light, well
heated; suitable for wholesale dis
tributor. printer, heating assembly,
ss.fssss e or sf s-7Soo. 7os.0Rfdas Win JAMES rs
L. DIXON & CO. 30
BLADENSBURG RD.. d. C.-Substan-
tial building, $500 so. #. suitable
for heavy machine work: second
commercial with about 1000 #.
for truck parking or lease. Call Mr..
Castonguay. LU. 2-9369 or ST.
$4,000. with JAMES L. DIXON &
NO~-
Evening star., 1953-02-21
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

SMALL STORE OR SHOP wanted to
rent; for radio-TV service: city or
suburbs. Phone ME. 8-0O45 or write
BOX 4O6-X, Star. 22e
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BRIGGS BETTER BUY
"HEsITATE AND MISS"

HESITATE AND MISS"
One of those rare bargains you some
times hear about but seldom see
an immaculate brick Colonial in q
{ pleasant location that you seldom
find for so little. You can almost
name your cash payment ct Just
S14,950. Call now to see.
REDUCED TO SELL"
Choice neighborhood for those wish
ing to be close to public and pa
rochial schools. Here Is q definitely
distinctive stone and clapboard, g.
bedrm: Colonial you can't afford to
miss II you've got as littls as $1,000
cash and can afford moderate
monthly payments. Let US show you
q real buy for just $1S,950.
"LORCOM LANE"
This lovely 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Is the home Of prominent builder
and reflects his good workmanship
and materials. Complete in every
detail from the de luxe kitchen to
the exquisite recreation room. Stu
ated where realty values are steadily
increasing. You can't afford to miss
this rome at S23 800, so make your
app ointment to see 1t now.
EDWARD r. BRIGGS
IA. 5-7744 Realtor IA. 5-9154
Evening star., 1953-02-21
0FAIRWOOD ESTATES

Acre to 5;acre level homesites as
low as S495 per acre: some with
stream, wooded or cleared; best
section Of Virginia, near Chantilly;
good terms.
Open sat. Sun. and Monday
Drive out Lee hwy. to Fairfax Circle,
on so at Kamp Washington and
continue about IA miles beyond
Chantilly to Route 607. See sign to
"Fairwood Estates" FAIRWOOD
CO.; Call MRS. BURNETT, JE; g
Evening star., 1953-02-21
LEESBURC

sS9 acres, historic stone mansion:
10 rms. 5h baths, 8 flreplaces. oil
h.-w.h.. beautifully decorated; swim
ming pool; managers quarters; 3
tenant houses; quality barn; out
building: fields well watered. Total
price S105.000. Can be purchased
Of the best buys in the State. For
appt. call E. II. IRWIN, IA. 7-7223
or Ell. 6-364S. -Z3
YOUR DECLARATION
OF ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE
FARM OWNERSHIP
We have quite q selection Of farms
from which to choose, from 5 to GOO
acres.
MILLS REALTY
Annandale, Va.
u. 4-1S77. JE. 2-0000 23s
Evening star., 1953-02-21
TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

SECOND TRUST NOTE Of 5000
payable $50 per mo. back BIZ and A
Of $4,000; open for offer. II. g.
O6z0; eyes,, RA. 3-2z2O. -90
Evening star., 1953-02-21
FARMS

DAIRY AND CATTLE FARM: 25O
acres; good fences and water: 36
COW stanchions; new barn; 3 con.
crete silos and many outbldss.; 10
rm. dwelling, in good cond.: located
Pl Pefr FaiiTisx' 11ics !6 ya oSS 2S miles to 3; e
app aPPERsoaa o6aaaulEfai ksa1rY 9y S6. s-ssSSs' Gss
200 ACRES, modern masonry home
mainder in cultivation; well fenced
and watered; large barn. other
bidgs;; on highway in Mont. Co, u
TR 4T; R,,Mn,P 70 DIST; PRICED to sell. MR..
CHEAP HOME. 45 miles from Wash ~
ington: 7h a.; 6-room house, bath
and running water; on hard road,
close to main highway. Price, S6,500'
Terms; $1,000 cash. balance S75
mtGesnis tates sitracf1ss 1mmfsdiate possession. Es
dairy farms in N. N. Va. SHOW Shown abS b9
FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Fairfax Fi
FARMS rms. electricity, aSi
outbldgs.: on road 659 oil ffiSsS~5g Rt 59
s753e9cc 539c0ia JAMES x snfTa, laFEa fsS9etisSs s9etiiSSs
MAN HaS Kffhh Kkfnih FXaI1y-To Fi3alt ~: @sS g
fuIiv eGninnad IEpy acres;
estate. E.; rs acres; acres; conf @l
muting distance to Washington;
COUNTTYYG54 acre acres; is
mi. from D; C.; rolling land. mostly
cleared; 6-bedrm.. frame Colonial;
5..W: n, All modern conveniences;
bldgs. in good repair. Asking
$45, 200; excellent terms. LYNN
Md, 10 MI. d. Csc O., Collington
!oam, TOBACCO allotment, 22.8. Land
level to rolling, good stream; suit
able Tor subdivision. cattle. horses,
t,,Ita tTIsk h,s gardening fde or nursery Bldgs.
Barn 5Ox116 IT,, other bldgs. in
good repair; mod. 7-rm. house with
nice view; 5-rm. tenant house: fruit
trees. lge. strawberry bed. Open for
inspection, Sat, Sun. and Mon, 9
TO g; Route 80 to Enterprise .rd.
FARM FARM AND 1ND c1EE4 ~ W. R5 g S!Ss5: s5s5
SMALL HOUSE and 4 acres, cleared
land, on hardcsurface road: good
residential section in Fairfax Co.
$4,000; small down payment. bal.
like rent. Phone Upperville 100.
APPROX. 1000 ACRES with 2 miles
on Shenandoah River; "a in meadow
grazing land: in excel. merchant
Phone Upperville 100. -23
$50 ACRES of the finest farm land
IN the CATTLE and grain area Of LOU
eHan eRone G9 TnDepyiIs Pyifsd ,Ho fS1 immed ssle
soo-AGcRE STOCK FARM, W upper
Montgomery Co., Md. H. c. SMITH,
PO. 2-2354. 22s
Evening star., 1953-02-21

ONLY AN OSTRICH
With his head buried in sand could
miss seeing the golden opportunity
of buying this nice. new, 2-bedrm.
bungalow on Ka-acre wooded lot,
mile off Shirley highway. 15 mi.
p; e; Already financed. 81. 81 800
MILLS REALTY
Va. JE. 4-1s77. JE. 10000
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