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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15

and smoothed down to finish the
table top area which surrounds the
crate. The top is inches wide on
the sides and three inches wide in
the front.
The base of the chimney comes
down to the CRATE on the back. Two
angle irons were placed across the
center of the back portion of the
firebox inches apart, and an g.
inch chimney flue was placed on
this.
The chimney was started from the
outer edge on three sides and from
the CRATE on the front side and built
at an angle to the top. The same
method of placing stones across the
front was used as in the base.
Polished agate and obsidian were
used in the front portion of the
chimney. The top of the chimney
is IA by Is inches and is feet 8
inches in height. A wire screen was
placed across the top of the chimney
to prevent fire embers from flying
out.
Red mortar was placed around the
rocks and the exterior rocks of the
fireplace were vanished with clear
Spar varnish.
I would suggest that the firebox
be IL inches or IA inches deep in
stead of Ii inches. This would place
the fire closer to the top of the
grate.-Mrs. Lucy Chute. Stillwatex
County.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-07-15
Outdoor eGvi;nq

The Prairie county readers
request for ideas for an outdoor
fireplace brought these practical
suggestions and pictures:
TO BUILD an outdoor fireplace:
The first step was to determine the
size and shape and the type of rocks
I wanted to use.
Then, in discussing the building
of fireplaces with several owners,
I decided the base was the most inn
portant feature of construction, since
an inadequate base would cause the
fireplace to sag and crack. I there
fore decided to pour a base six feet
square and Is inches deep, and to
build the fireplace 31s feet from
front to back and feet wide. The
first step was to lay three layers of
red bricks slightly larger in area
than the firebox, which is feet
from front to back and 10 inches
wide.
Next, the firebox was built from
yellow friedrich to a height of 10
inches. Then the next step was to
start laying the many colored rocks,
petrified wood and boulders that
formed the exterior of the fireplace.
The space between the external wall
and the bricks was filled in with
small stones and cement mortar,
keeping the outside wall at a slightly
higher level at all times. The walls,
of course, cannot be perfectly square
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
Cumberland Social Neus
Economist Speaks To Farm Bureau
At Annual Bear Creek Picnic. Sfelr

MT and Mrs x F. Godsey and
Miss Joan Godsey. al Lyuchburr.
and Mr and Mrs Arnold Godsey
and family, OF rails Church, visit
ed relatives, Sunday
Mrs w +. Rratten and chill
dren OF Norfolk, visited her
mother, MIS- t'va smith Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B Dandy and
Mrs Eula Coleman LETT Tuesday
for Garden City Beach, S c.
whore they viii De the guests OF
Nil. and Mrs. S c. Foster
sunday Guests
The Rev and Mrs Bruce FISH
er and daughter. OF Union Theo-
logical Seminary. were GUESTS.
Sunday. Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Terry
Mr. and Mrs W. l. Dandy and
daughter, Linda Lyle, visited Nj
and Mrs william Slate Of Peters
burg Sunday
tmelia Guests
Recent guests of Mir and Mrs,
Charlie Goodman were Mr and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
Guinea

Nr and ,7rs 4 i Iayne md
fa,Y.h N pale, ebrno we're rorant
gti.srs HI Tile II {. Davis hom
Mar ana Aurs. Fsnest c. Davis &C
c3mpanied them for a weeks va
CATION All Of them visited Mrs.
Don Clement and family. of
Rochester y II Mrs Clement is
Pie dau4h.I Jf Nh and Mrs.
DAVIS They rt.lIned SatudaH
Demonstration
There ra. slmprr M thp
Ca#rlta Wonack Jr home Id
Wu1G4 l.a Fr!oav elrntn4 Aup.
It ah Il Mere vas i demoustra-
fon ~ ID hn4 utensils. by f. A.
Bti, III Farm ME variety and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

Mrs Charlie Byerly Goodman and
son Charlie Byegly ~, Of Amelia
Miss joyce Weber Of Glen
BWItir Nd ana Miss Mary Ann
George accompanied Nh anu Mrs.
/ Robert Collins Of f'arlnNlle, To
4 Natural lItige sunday
4 Week end utsts Of MI ana
Mfe M NJ Grol { were Mrs r.
j Collins, Nh and Mrs NJ w
Lawson and family. Of Amelia, W.
] c. Collins. r j Collins, OF Farm
y.lle. and Miss Shirley Pemberton.
/ ., No,thiield
|;>i: Ii. Diliwyn
Mrs j j. Pembertcn ana Mrs.
r r Pemberton. accompanied by
Nh and Mrs. J A. Tllley. Of Rich
mond visited MI. and Mrs. Car
dlngtOn Jamerson. OF DllWyn
Woman's Missionary Onion Of
Fitzgerald Baptist Church Will
moet Friday evening at IN the
home OF Mrs J c Hayes. Mrs
+ f Crockett VIII be the leader
Homecoming
Cumberland jenkins Church
VIII observe Tie annual hCmecom-
INC DAY. Sunday. AUG % The
REV Kenneth Z Burke, treasurer
Of the Baptist General Associa-
ton win preach alt both morning
ana afternoon services. Basket
lunch viii be served ana the pub
he is invited
Miss Barbara Ann F'hppen Of
Richmond. is the house guest, this
Week. OF her uncle and aunt Nh.
and Mrs l A Flippen
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs Georee a. Jenkins. at Mel
wood we're MI and Mrs. Arlo
A Walker and children, Carol
and Allan. Of Richmond and MI
and MIS- ". A Mclaughlin and
children, Jean. Donald. and Irene
Of Ellerson
The Annual Farm Bureau Pic
mic was held at Bear Creek Lake
Saturday Aug IS Dr. J l. Max
ton extension agricultural econo-
mist Of VPI spoke to large
group OF interested farmers At
the close Of the meeting. a social
hour was held. and everyone en-
Dyed The splendid Brunswick
Mrs. II c. Gillian ana Miss 10
Blanton, Of Charlottesville Visited
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Mathews at
Myrtle Beach. S G., last week end
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
Greer, Bay


Mr., and Mrs r f Hawkins
aad F2aav Of Richmona. We're
1ndfj d-nnor guests Of Mr. and
1i7 4 F Kautlnan
Nr ana Mrs G 3 Garrett left
rlday tor I-mchburg to spend
NM WeoE cnd with Mr ana Mrs.
4 lmcs Garrett. On Saturday they
drove together to L1tts nounain.
James and Ida Mae Chi,dress
children Of Mn and Mrs Ned
Cnildrcss. are spendjna his week
with Their aunt Mrs Pearl Thorn
as at Moselev
Sunday School viii be held at
Bethel Sunday mornino At ton
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

We've renewed DARING tha lunch
HoE" followed By another inspn-
Itna message from A fermel pastor.
ReE J A McKeuny. Jill Of Rich
Inond, at which ti4le the congre-
cation oyerlloWcd the church,
\ julien iTudgins. Of Richmond
wus the ovelnipht week end cues,
\ Of Nh. ana MRS. W L. Baeby
IA, and Mr. p 7 Ador,s
cantiy en+artained Nv. Aao,n
brother and family of North Care
/ lima. also "a sister. of North Caro-
ina. Anothe, grother and family
Iof near Richmond. we're Dime,
/ guests.
| MIA E.ta rarIav IL anno,o,ts
Md. spent several DAYS with Mrs
Adams ana Vas III overnight guest
of Mrs. w Z. Blgby.
Mr ana Mys. E G. Ehrhart
recently entertained Mr.. Ehrhart S
sisters. from FLORIDA. also Mrs.
Earhurts sister Mrs Purdue with
her oaughtar ard family of ONO.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam BIGGER and
Nr. ana Mrs Mart EhrlicF spent
sunday with Ny and Mrs Claude
Weaver of Roaaoke- Mr. and Mrs
Bigger s eranddaughters, Patsy
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
Guinea

TIE Rev J w Orders brcUsht
an impressive message to tn" con-
gregation at Guinea Church. sun
day morning He was accomplish
ed by Mrs. orders.
Nj ana MIS- Beverly smith.
who have been to New YORK Gig
on Then vacation, spent Thursday
niah- With her sister. Mrs Reub Il
Addleman, and family
Sunday guests at "Hors dll
ManQe' were MI and Mrs Rob"r'
l.. Davis and daughter, Patricia
Gal of Jackson Heights, and
Porter Davis. OF Richmond. Tn
r. l.. Davis family is spending the
week
Saturday quests Of Miss Pauline
Atkins and J. E. Meador and
family We're MI and Mrs Fylty
Rudolph Of Alexandria. and Mrs.
c f. Schmidt. of Burkeville.
Luncheon Guests
Ms Reuben Addlemau and
daughter, Barbara, were luncheon
guests of MI. and Mrs q. NJ.
Blanton. Sunday. Aug lG.
Ms Sallie Butcher, of Farm
VILE, spent several days. last we k
al 'Forksland''. with her nephew.
j. a Hazelgroye, and family
MIS- Conduit Mathews and
daughter, Phyllis. spent last week
in the Robert l. Davis home
shower Given
A GOOD many attended the mis-
celiancouS shower for Miss Lucie
Addleman at Meadwood" the
home Of MIR ana Mrs. Ct. A. Jen-
kins, Thursday evening, Aug. 10
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

G L Blanton and Mrs J. Alex
Ransome.
Nh and Mrs Noel Nelson and
DAUGHTER spent the week end With
relatives IN Maryland.
MI and Mrs H B Peasants
and family spent Monday III
Richmond.
Mrs j. Alex Ransome and
granddaughter. Billie Lee LONDON.
VII spend several days of this
week il Hampton at Buckroe
Beach
Miss Penny Harrison is visiting
AIr end MS EG Harrison in New
port News.
MIS-. Mablc Evans. Of Richmond.
IS visiting Mrs Linda Walton
MI and Mrs Reg Rollings, Of
Richmond were recent guests Of
Dr. and Mrs N. p Snead
Nj and Mrs. NJ. F. Blantor. Jl.,
end sons and Mr. and Mrs ]
Alex Ransome and son, J A. Jr..
attended services at Mispah
Christian Church, Sunday
The WMU. of Gainesville
Baptist Church met with Mrs
LINDA Walton. Thursday night
Miss Elizabeth Robinson has re-
turned to her home here attal a
trip to Now York City
7 Miss Mary Beth Sheldon. 81
Tocamo. visited her grandmother
Mrs Ada Robinson, several day.
The past week
MIS-. Leslie Miller visited rela-
fiyes in Richmond the past week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21
HISTORY REPEATS.

New York History has re-
reated itself for the Carman fam
~ Warner Carman. q. was in
Quoted into the Army Just as a
cease-fire was ordered in Korea
after the signing Of truce. His
father was indicted into the Army
on November II. 8-Armistice
Day Of World War l
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-21

StItlltt lD' clIC. lUl iDINGcLIl.iF
sunday Rev w a. Bates. of
ErlageWatar WHO had been pastor
Of the church thirty years aao
brought remini ceNce alonp with
an inspiring message on the
growth Of the church Friendships
Recent guests of the Can Mat
tneWS family were MI. and Mrs.
Garland Bates and son Ronnie..
OF alchm0nd. and MI. and Mrs.
A. NJ Brown. OF FarmV.lle.
Sunday guests in the r =. Car
nett home were Mr. and Mrs Han
rison Shumaker, Of Buckingham
MI and Mrs. Floyd Shumaker. III
Farmyillc ana Mr ana Ms. Ben
jamin Walker
Friday luncheon guests ~ H0rs
du Mande - Wern Ray and Richard
MATHEWS Of Cumberland.
Miss Augusta Adkins. OF Dan
Vile has been spending sometime
with her sister. Miss Pauline At
kins
Nj and Mrs. William +. Peter
son, G Hollywood Md. we're
guests Of MI ana mrs 7 STRAIT
ton, Aug 1l-14
Richmond Guests
Mt ana MIS- Joe Ben Palmore.
of Richmond. spent sometime. last
week IN he W d Walker home
Mrs w D. Walker accompanied
them to Richmond, Saturday and
was then overnight guest she was
en- route to the home Of her
daughter. Mrs Stuart NcGhee
and family. Of Denhigh. where She
plans to spend week
Mrs Anna NJ Brown, Of Blul-
lnqton VI. spont sometime last
week With hel son Frank Fl
Brown and family Nj and Mrs
Joe Companion OF near Farm
VILE. were recent guests IN the
same home
Ms J P Stratton and Mrs.
w +, Peterson we're Guests Of Mrs
c e Meinhard and MI and Mrs.
w. 5. Anderson, Thursday after
noon Aug 49,
~ ana MS GUY Anon VIC
Evening star., 1953-07-06
FALLS CHURCH
ONLY S12,950

1st offering this comfortable, 2-bedrm
3rd bedrm. Pay $1,000 down. as
sumo 25-year GI loan. TOTAL
PAYMENTS ONLY SOS PER MONTH
including taxes and insurance
Featuring Dashboard h.-wh.: the
home has comb. liv.-din. rm. with
kit: has eiec. stove. Geneva sink
with garbage disposal. Lge. level
Anchor. chained d-fenced lot. Immed
DOSSpSSiOn
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALMOST IA ACRES, with stream
partly wooded, plus q 2-yr.-ol g.
bedrm. brick rambler: lge. .liv. rm:.
firepl., all-mod. equip. kit. oil
h.-w.h.; situated about " mile from
corporate limits of Vienna and
priced to sell at SCI 500. Excel
terms. Water and sewer within a
z mile of property. ARFAX
REAITY JE o.145U
Evening star., 1953-07-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

FOR SALE or rent. industrial ware
house and lots. 14th and L sts. sc.
Call OWNER. MA. S-7413. g
$4,000 SO. FT. End commercial
ground, on West Virginia at New
York ave. ne. will lease ground or
build to suit responsible tenant.
Kailroad fSa hSa siding aIn Ya ayallable call MR.:
6-5441. 10
SOi sos BARRY PL. NV. Near sth
and Ga. ave. . vacant lots. end comm.
tor rent. Reasonable. Call FED
ERAL RENTAL, CO, 915 New York
ave, NV. MA. STAG. -
Evening star., 1953-07-06

$3.50 DOWN, S125 per month buy.
bedrms., . baths; gar; full bsmt.
! 8 minis. via express hwy. to Wash
Full price, S16,S50. E. F. STEF-
FEW 1T loAdT
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
1914 ABERDEEN RID.
BETHESDA Md

New rambler engineered for air
conditioning. Large wooded lot;
with 3 porches, 3 bedrms.. 2Na baths.
Large liv. rm., with sep. din. rm.
Kit. could take care of breakfast
set. Full bsmt., with rec. rm
15X34 with powder rm., large
closets and large windows. Gear
garage. Must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Directions: Wis. ave-, left
on Bradley blvd. to Wilson lane, right
on Wilson lane u blk, left on
Aberdeen rd. to sign. Open daily
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HOUSES SALE-VA. Cont. J

THREE -BEDRM. RANCH; carport,
firepl., Venetian blinds, washer,
refgr., stove, radiant heat; conv. To-
cation in South Woodley section
JE. 4-1S25. 3
$3.50 DOWN - 2 bedrooms - 1lOl
Greenway blvd. Westlawn. Falls
$1,000 BELOW COST&Hew 3-bedrm.
rambler. 50 acre. bet. Springfield
and Annandale. S15.A5O la. o-2Q0h
Evening star., 1953-07-06
NEAR PA. AVE.
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED-VIRGINIA AVE. S.W.-
Six rooms and bath: row brick End
commercial. HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP. 141S H st. NV. pI T-7S77
Evening star., 1953-07-06

THREE-BEDRM. RANCH; carport,
firepl., Venetian blinds, washer.
refgr.. stove, radiant heat; cow. To-
cation in South Woodley section.
$3.50 DOWN - 2 bedrooms - 11O1
Greenway blvd. Westlawn. Falls
81 s,ooS Below ifU cosT&New sSFs Ss; 3bedS 3-Sedrm
rambler. p acre bet. Springfield
FOR SALE BY owNER-3-bedrm.
brk. new kit, Is minis. to. Penta-
Eon1;; g. minis; to Arl. Hall IA.
CONVENIENT TO BELvOIR, 90 min.
to Pentagon. Semidet. brick, cor
ner. bedrms;. rec; rm. Jefferson
MsoSF2 800 DoWNSs777 vi s-s77@: mo. incl. S taxes
and ins. Assume 4 % GI loan on this
cute bungalow just over D. c. line,
mr.. haywood Gardens. Sep. din. rm.,
equipped kit. full bsmt.. oil INV h.,
level lot. 50X150. with many shade
and fruit trees, Full price only
post; Call THE PERRY BOSWELL
$I,3OO DOWN-SS4.5 mo. incl.
taxes and ms, buys this modern
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW with eXpan. at
tic, equipped kit, tile bath. Vene-
tian blinds, screens. Only 4 yrs. old
and and in in lovely condition; Full price,
WELL CO.. WA. 7-45o0 It'll 8 p; m.
TWo-YEAR-oLD. modern. 2-level
rambler, in beautiful Holmes Run
Beautiful MAGAZINE; winner Of South
eastern. Regional Builders Award; s
rooms including 3 bedrooms. 2 fire
places, recreation room. picture win
dowS, beam ceilings, carpet; commu-
nifty swimming pool ito be completed
h1,oE! IN EAug1$0; gust sIs ne% %z school within
assume large CT 4cS first trust;
cannot be -equaled any place for
under S20.000: no agents, please.
zoos Sycamore dr., Falls Church. Va.
Phone JE, 4-4546. 10
brick rambler; fireplace. all electric
kitchen, 2 porches; large lot, near
school and shopping FHA loan; of
ficer being transferred: So 200 down,
price .S13,650; will exchange for
home in Norfolk area. OWNER, JE.
LUXURY LIyING-Pine paneled recr
room in full bsmt., twin-size bed
rooms. :: tile baths. diversified elec.
XII. with table space. 1Sx12 side
screened porch plus a breezeway and
aiaSf at Brick ramSer mE5t inyfRs on e1s Sussom
lot and quiet dead end street. A
very generous offering at S25. $50
with only $4,000 down. ARTHUR l.
WALTERS CO. ia, 7-52O0. %
YOU CAN'T BEAT brick
Colonial and only 4 yrs. old or
pretty corner lot near WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club. 23x14 iv
room with fireplace, 13xl2 dining
rm., equipped kit. with breakfast
nook, pine paneled recr. room anc
full bath in basement. Attached
screened porch. At S22.75O with
excellent terms, this is a must
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO.. ia
VERY MUCH uNDERpR1cED-Po,
this beautiful brick Cape Cod.
seTs with clsRdscaRfd
oMNER oEEN M Husf fsoAA1h!Eo AAVE orrER ERYEE IM.
MEDIATELY! w. FRANK CANEY
RAMBLERS, RAMBLERS, RAM
BLERS: A wonderful selection t.
1900 down! "; FRANK cANEY
81 DOGWOoDS and many tall shad,
trees surround this Tyr -old Cape
Cod. There are A bedrms., 9 full
baths and a det. garage. Asking onl!
S16.950 and $500 cash will
handle. PARKER, SMITH g. DON
NELL, Realtors, 80, JA. 1851
$3.50 DOWN, S125 per month buy.
this white stucco rambler; 3 full
bedrms., . baths; gar; full bsmt.
10. minis. via express hwy. to Wash
FuIl price, Sl6,S50. E. F. STEF-
Evening star., 1953-07-06
WOULD YOU

Be willing to clean and redecorate a
2-bedroom brick cottage If you could
buy it with a nominal amount down
and low monthly payments? If so.
let us show you this -11-year-old
house situated on one Of the incest
within 9 blocks of public and paro-
chial schools and convenient to
shops and transportation. For fur
ther information about financing and
price, and for appointment, please
call EN-. 2-6715. WO. 6-3297.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtor. Uptown Once. 460s Wis. Ave
$4,000 DOWN
3-BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER
Det.. full. bsmt w/entr. and Law;
gas &C. heat; excel. finan.; $14,950.
Call MIR. FINKELSTEIN, EYES. AID,
4-73S6.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1915 K st. NV. Realtors. ME. s-54O0
2-Bedroom Bungalow
This home is in perfect condition
and features living .rm.. kitchen
with table space, . large bedrms.
and bath; basement; nice fenced
loan. Priced siS.75o.
st. Johns Parish
This well-arranged Colonial is very
pleasing to. the eye and features 3
twin-sized bedrms.. living rm. with
fireplace. guest-Sized Ginning rm.,
pleasant Kitchen; full bsmt. with
recr. rm. Attached garage and level
lot fenced in rear. Price S17,950.
WOOD COMPANY
11l58 Georgia Ave. Silver Spring
LO. 4-7200
Evening star., 1953-07-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Key Bridge, suit any industr. pur.
pose. JESSE LOEB, MA. s-2014.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HOUSES SALE-MD. Cont
PINEHURST VILLAGE

OPIC dIIU OPdII-pA ,CUU
Owner recently spent $1,000 redec-
Grating inside and out. Now, better
Colonial in Chevy Chase, just over
Dist. line. blk. to Conn. ave. bus;
3 twin bedrmS., > baths, powder rm..
90 din, rm., 23' liv. rm.. screened
porch opens on lovely pvt. garden;
bsmt. fl. completely tiled. Call Mr..
tranGbiau TO see 1t (eves. UN.
4-lSl2D.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Evening star., 1953-07-06
lyon VILLAGE

Our PleaSure-Your Treat
This delightful and immaculate, true
center-hall brick Colonial is we'll
located in this most desirable sec
tion, >24-ft. living room with fire.
place. family-sized dining room,
rear screened porch off liv. room.
tile baths up. Stairway to finished
attic. Recr. rm. with fireplace. .Det
garage. owner will take back large
1st trust Call Mr.. Wood, ia.
BOSS a. PHELPS INC, &
Evening star., 1953-07-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BETHEsDA-S14,e5o: near \

BETHESDA-S14,95o; near NH
stairway to expandable insulated
full 2nd floor with roughed-ir
plumbing; large kit. with exhaust
fan; auto. washer; alum. storm
Immed. poss. BY owner, OIL. 4-4790
Out Greentree rd. to Bradmoor DIR.
down l block and turn left to No.
Ewing court. -
BETHESDA; 5 minutes to N. 7. H
2 bedrms., lge: liv. rm.. din. rm.:
Kit: with dis5hwasJher; lee. screened
chor fence. Full bsmt.. lavatory.
gas a.-co heat. Vacant. OWNER.
MASS AVE EXT. sas,5Oo.-Two-
year-old custom-built rambler, like
new; 3 bedrmS., . baths: recr. rm.:
wooded lott excel. value and terms
BILLINGsLEY REALTY CO, EN-
2-o326 til pm.
SUMNER bedrms, 3la baths: big
corner CO lot; p;y 3 yrs old; GE Kit; ?!
6.RM. NEWLY DEC. Cape Cod with
full rear dormer. Near Navy Hosp.
and N. I. H. 3 bedrmS., "a baths,
sep. din. rm., liv. rm. with flrepl..
deep bSmt. with outside entr Sale
by owner. S17,5 4317 Dresden
st.. KenSineton, Md. OIL. 9-93723.
ROCK CREEK FOREST-colonial
center hall. red brick in beautiful
condition: mod. kit. with breakfast
area. 3 twin2sized bedrmS. with .
baths, new rec. rm.. glassed liv
Grade school and Shopping center
1aneps Sithin watkins nEise ds5ance cali ESsf %1
Merryfield with THOS. L. PHILLIPS.
BEETnHESsD;AsAttti BETHEsDAwAttractive, prac. new A.
bedrm., @-bath home on lge lot:
only S22.500 with $4,000 4ee ist
trust. See this before it's sold. Call
NE. S-1143. till pm. w. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. Realtors.
MASS. AVE. HGTS.. ID. C.-This very
nice center-hall, 5-bedroom 3-bath
brick home in fine loo. should ap-
peal to purchaser who wants to be
close in. It also contains 24-ft. ltv.
rm.. lge. din. rm., den and powder
rm., rec. rm.. with flrepl. and Gear
garage reasonably priced With sood
GREAT HM K RAMBLER IN i.Is Value, pIi sa5.75o
-Lge;. f1ne-auality, brick rambler;
spacious center-hall plan; liv. rm.
approximately 14x25. lge. sep. din.
baths, full bsmt.; 2-car b.-i. gar;
breeze-con nditioned by lge. attic fan;
gas hot-water heat; S25,O00 first
trust avail. FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. G-l411: ewes. OIL. 2-4S34. --6
Evening star., 1953-07-06
w. B. WRIGHT
LAKE BAREFOOT ESTATES
ONLY $1,000 DOWN-$28.500

Enjoy swimming, boating. fishing on
Lake Bancroft. New, spacious ram
bier sch scheduled for completion ;, in
rm. 23 by 15, dining rm., mod.
kit. full hsmt.. screened-in porch.
closet sapce galore. 3 baths q
roughed I'M, attached garage,
equipped for air cond. fir con-
struction; aluminium windows; out
standing value. ER-BUILDER.
JE 2-44.33 or lie 2-04h4 s
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RUGS AND CARPETS

O'S' wv
Cotton Embossed Bath Sets, green or
white. 2o"x34" mot -------- 5.45 80.
] Twistweove Wool Scotter Rug, eroy,
ss4' - ~, 1870 %.
sxe' - 1895 n.s.
Administer Wool Scotter Rug, gray
and green 3'x5'8" 1850 ll.s.
s'e"s4'e" - , -" 1855 is.S.
4e"x4'e" 1913 lss!
oroy, sx4,s" ----- 72.4z ls.s
4e"x6' 76.lo ls.s!
1876" -" 1910 zi.s'
7'e"xli'- .---,-s--. s -" sloo as
$50 --------------.----- 47.zo s4s
e'ss -----.--------.-- $500 $50
L1isbnygh's h's-RUGS cARPETS-Fourth Floor
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sP'oRTsWEAR

SPORTSWEAR
Orig. NOW
81 Wool Knit Two-Piece Dresses,
peter pan, jewel Or turtle neck
styles, toost, odniroI blue, red,
green, sizes 0 to l8 in the group l4e5 100
30 Wool Jersey 6louses, posteIs and
dark shades, cossc and dressy 1850
types, sizes 81 to 38 in the group So5 4so
IS Royon Velvet Pre-Cut BIouses red
lime. brown. also royon Iurex v
:, neck bouses in grey and oquo sizes
10 to 10 in the group 7o5 See
LGnsburgh'S h'S-SPORTSWEAR-Sec Floor
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100 Orig. 1l.95 to 1895
BOYS 0UTERWEAR
,ss

Surcoots, cossock joc,-., Aoskon-Npe hooded po<os
and Timton coors. Reprocessed wool lined. Broken
sizes 8 to 20. Orig. NOW
200 Winterweioht Cotton Cop-sIeeve
undershirts midwoy under 3fov
shorts in broken sizes 10 to Is Soc ZOO
$50 Entire Stock Of Boys long sleeve
knit cotton polo shirts. Broken 1870
sizes ----------------- $50 LIE
II 2-piece Checked Royon-ocetote-
ond-nyIon snow suits. Sureoot
has Timton collar. SIocks hove
zip front and suspenders. Sizes
4, and d6--l 1928 1900
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kImk SzNI1Ss - SPsSIsI purchases
cnILDREN's SHOES

Orig. NOW
IS Pors Teens Strop Pumps or Loofers
in red, brown black Broken 6o5 to
sizes = to oe----------------- 7.es 800
so Pors ChiIdrens Strop Slippers in
black or brown suede with ljzord $3.50
trim. Broken sizes 8h to 3----- 795 l.99
IS Pors Chldren's Brown Buckle Loot
or 2-strop Slippers with neoIte 6.50to
soIes. Sizes sh to 3.--------- 6.e5 4ss
IS Pors ChIdren's Leather Royon
Sotn Slippers in sizes to 3-------2.o9 l.99
LGnsburgh's-CHTLDRENS SHOES-Second Floor