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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
Quaker CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester johnson
and daughter of Cambridge, visi-
ted Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Johnson and
son, Harry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Lingo
were guests Sunday of her sisters,
Mrs. Fred Johnson and Mrs. Cora
Hunt, Columbus.
James Johnson of Columbus,
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Ethel johnson and Mrs. j. V.
Johnson and daughter, Helen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otha Morrison
of Senecaville and Mrs. Mae Ford
of Cambridge and Mrs. Grace
Newman of Old Washington,
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stevens and Frank
Bales.
Clarence Floyd was removed
Saturday morning to Ohio Valley
hospital, Wheeling, for treat
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Moore at
tended the funeral of her grand
mother, Mrs. Naomi Laughlin of
Pleasant City. Services were held
on Monday afternoon at the
Methodist church. Burial in Mt
Zion cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruskin Hartley
and son of Cambridge, were
guests from Friday until Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. Gertrude
Spencer and son, Alvin.
Herbert Bates and Nancy Gar
rison of Lorain, spent the week
end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hobart Bates.
Mrs. Laura Carpenter was .
business visitor in Wheeling on
Friday.
t,nto nouaInninp--6 -6riltPSnip'S
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
Olive

OLIVE - Mr.. and Mrs. Dale
Williams, OF New Middletown,
Mrs. Ida Okey and Mrs. Clarence
Crum of Caldwell route, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence McAuley
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and
son, Ralph, Jr, were Sunday
afternoon visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Miller.
Danny McKitrick and Joan
Miller attended the ball game,
Saturday night.
John Morris and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Johnson and son, Bobby,
of Caldwell, were visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Mulberry Johnson on
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Johnson
is improving from illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Davis, Kath-
ryn Pitts and Bessie Loop attend
ed the funeral of Frank Schneid
at Pleasant City on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Sailing and
family, MIR. and Mrs. Bernard
Sailing and family were visiting
Mrs. Clara Sailing and Cpl. Her
man Sailing. Cpl. Sailing returns
this week to Camp Atterbury,
Ind.
Mrs. Andy Shoitis and daugh-
ter, Suebell, visited her mother,
Mrs. Nancy Foreman on Sunday
afternoon.
Charles Lee Foreman spent
Sunday afternoon with his grand
mother, Mrs. Nancy Foreman.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12
IN MEMORY

In loving memory of Betty
Long Walters who left US ten
years ago, Feb. IA.
Somewhere back of the sunset,
Away from this world OF strife,
Our loved one is SWeetEy rest
ing
In a land where there is no
night.
And we who knew and loved
her
Whose passing has brought sad
tears,
Will cherish her memory
always
To brighten the coming years.
Her life is beautiful memory,
Her death is a silent grief,
But she rests in Gods beauti-
full garden
Of sunshine and perfect
peace.
Sadly Missed By:
Son, Jimmy Walters
Parents Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Long and Family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12

Mrs. Myron Wiley Vivian
Louise Longfellow) of Zanes-
vile has gone to Mississippi to
join her husband who is in the
service. She was accompanied
by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Wiley, who will visit a
few weeks before returning to
their home in GAINESVILLE.
Matte Chandler is at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Haines of the route.
Media Griggs spent Sunday
afternoon at Lore City and Der
went.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hayes
called Sunday evening on Albert
Adds, of South Olive route.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Gorrell
and Mrs. J. E. Taylor spent Sun
day with Postmaster and Mrs. C..
G. Webber. The occasion cele-
brated, was the birthday of Mrs.
Taylor.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Ogle
celebrated their wedding ami
VerSafy on FRIDAY evening at
their home near Dexter City.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. P. O.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs Carl Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Webber and
son, Bill, Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
Mcfarland and sons.
Mrs. Flossie Settle Of Akron
spent a few days recently with
her mother, Hattie Longfellow,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank King.
Youth Sunday was observed
Sunday evening, Feb. g with
the senior MYF participating in
the service. This group did a
fine job and their help is greatly
appreciated. Miss Weaver met
with them at their regular meet
ing on Thursday evening.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12

nj htNNONSBURG the next
regular meeting of grange Feb.
l6, the first and second degrees
will be conferred. Following the
business meeting, there will be
recreation period. The ladies
are requested to bring pie for
refreshments.
On Leave
Donald Lashley of the u. S.
navy, is home on a 80 day leave.
He has been stationed at Pearl
Harbor. On Sunday, his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Lashley, en-
tertained with a family dinner
the following: Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert Bates and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Sell and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Flood of
Canton, Mrs. Harold Meighen
and daughters of Salesville, Mr.
and Mrs. William Lashley and
sons.
Personals
MIR. and Mrs. Kenneth Tisdale
and son of Canton spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rich.
Wilbur Lashley and children
of Yoker Valley spent Sunday
with w. d. Lashley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron LaShley. Saturday
visitors were Mr.. and Mrs. S. d.
Hamilton, of Louisville.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Parks
and daughter, Meryl of Caldwell
visited r. w. Parks, Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Baker and sons,
Dwight and George, Mrs. Leslie
Hesson of Canton and Mrs.
Blanche McCune of Akron were
visiting Henry Hague and Mr..
and Mrs. u. j. Massie, Monday
evening.
Victor Williams attended a
tractor school last week in Col
umbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Shafer of
Mt. Ephraim were visiting H. l..
Moore, Sunday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-02-12

KEITHTOWN - Sunday Wis
tors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Chandler were Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Stack and children. Mr..
and Mrs. Donald Salters and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Farson and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harper and
children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ard Chandler
and Clarence and Harley Chand-
Ter were Sunday dinner guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmet Capelinger and family of
near Beverly.
Clem Morris spent few days
recently at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Groves. Additional
callers on Saturday evening were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ard Chandler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil West of
Caldwell, visited Sunday with
Bernard West and family. Mrs.
West has received word that her
mother, Mrs. Noah Stevens suf-
fered a stroke at her home in
Findlay.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

gass and Mr. and Mrs, Earl
Evans visited the Malabar
farms near Mansfield. Sunday.
The farm is owned by Louis
Bromfield, who has a column
in the Sunday Plain Dealer and
is we'll known in agricultural
circles. They report an inter
esting trip.
The Hambden Congregational
church will have a Fathers Day
program next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Weiland
are entertaining his grand
mother, Mrs. Augusta Avis of
Mayfield.
Word has been received of
the birth of twin boys to Staff
Sergeant and Mrs. John Cell,
Jr. in San Rafel, Calf.
An organ prelude by Mrs,
Mollie Carver opened the Serv-
ices at the Hambden Congrega-
tional church in observance of
Children's day. The children
marched to the rostrum and
decorated it.
Marilyn Grumney gave the
reading, "A Day of Our Own"
Ray Quaintance reSc the scrip
ture, Emily Workman gave a
recitation, God Loved the
Children's Day." Susan Quaint
ance recited can Answer"
Celia Robinson recited "Why
So Bright" and an exercise,
Jesus Color Bearers" was
done by David Mathers, Ken
meth Yuhaz, Jay Mahaffay,
Bobby Woodin, and John Kori-
tansky.
The congregation gave the
pledge to the American flag,
led by David Steingass and the
pledge to the Christian flag, led
by David Clapp. A saxaphone
solo, stepping in the Light"
by Nancy Bertleff, followed.
The Faithful Workers class pre-
sented the play, What the
Flowers Say to the Children"
At this point in the service.
the children marched to the
rostrum where the girls were
given rose corsages and the
boys, rose boutonnieres. The
flowers were so arranged by
Mrs. Mollie Carver. An offer
atory prayer was given by Sup
erintendent H. Russell. The off
ering was taken by Roger Book
man and Kenneth Yuhaz. This
offering will be sent to Ohio
Boys Village. There were rec
itations by Patty Clapp and
Don Yuhaz, a talk on flags,
THE American and the Ohio
Flag" by Mrs. Kinds of Paines-
Vile and an exercise by the
AItruistic class, led by David
Clapp. The audience joined the
class in singing the Star
! Spangled Banner"
A short church service fol-
lowed with an anthem by the
choir and a talk on Flag Day
by Rev. H. X. Smith.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

land was at William Landon's
Monday. ~ i H.
Hambden grange met Monday
evening. Three candidates were
obligated in the first and fourth
degrees and there were four
applications. Mr.. Hoops gave a
talk on income tax and DR.. w.
p. Edmunds gave a health talk.
Five dollars was given to fin
ance the Boy Scout trip. David
Steingass played a cornet solo.
In the cookie contest, Nina Bur
nett was 1st; Mrs. Irene Rhodes,
End; and Katie SteingasS, 3rd.
A picnic lunch with a fine
birthday cake was served.
Guests at V. ]. Jones for the
past week are Mrs. T. W.Back-
strum and son, Thomas, of West
Newton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Stein
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CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page One)
William, Frayns in Perry, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kempf,
Mrs. Amelia Zikursh, and Miss
Mathilda Young were at Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Zikursh's in
Cleveland, Sunday, celebrating
the Kempf's 9th wedding an
niversary.
Mrs. Stanley Willcock of
Cleveland visited her son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ncrlin on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Peters
received a telephone call from
their son, Charles, Saturday.
He is stationed at Clovise Air
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1953-06-18

Base in Mexico.
Mr.. Anton Maley of Sanford,
Fla, is spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank. Probably.
Mrs. Lottie Heckelton, who
spent the winter in Florida, is
at her home here now.
Nancy Steingass, Sara Lam
don, Dorothy JULIUS, Tom Dire
man, and Roger Bookman are
spending the week at Camp
High" near Mantua.
Nat Farinacci is in Huron
Road hospital where he under
went surgery Friday.
Hambden friends are in sy-
mpathy with Frank Beach
and family in the death of the
wife and mother, Mary. They
were residents of Hambden for
many years.
Tom P. Aldredge of Cleve-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

10000 acres. not too far
from White Sulphur Springs.
W Va. hunters paradise. with
paved and graveied roads.
anG 20 million board it. of
choice oak. hemlock and yell
low poplar, at only $l6.l6
per acre
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-30

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-Beautiful
and bath, fireplace with Heatilator
refer., etc: built-in garage. ses
wall, lovely handicapped lot. also
few building lots. reasonable.
Two acres with 2 cottages. on creek
with boat harbor; $4,000. Cottage
4 rms. and bath; garage; extra io5
JOHN r. HAFFORD. Broker: enc
Of 9th St. Deale Beach. Md. Phone
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REAL ESTATE WANTEp
SEAShoRE PROPERTY

KITTY HAWK, N. C. tsouthern
Shoresl modern ocean cot
tages for rent. Call EN-. 2-69s1 or
wiLDWooD ocean front spts.;
BY ISS coM On HxNSekiS s aIf1ns sS SaHs
walk; Phone 2-2826.
WILDWOOD. N. J.-Summer rentals;
apis; bungas. and cottages. Week,
list. OSCAR TENENBAUM, 1909
New Jersey ave. Phi. 2-3467. 81
KITTY HAWK BEACH. n. Give
story wood shinsled house, 3Ia bed
rms. located on west side of ocean
highway; excellent location. immed
possession. Price. $1,000. w. A
JONES. Hu. 3-s5"4, between 6 ahc
ATLANTIC CITY-Room. block from
boardwalk; modern; elevator: sea
son or week ends; refs. exchanged.
Box 26S-H, Star. 81"
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Brand-
new 3-bedrm. rambler; new furn.
lge. screened porch, cleo, kit. and
Bendix washer: ocean block; avail.
June, 500 wkly.; and July, $3.50
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Apts.
new. modern. well furn.: ia blks,
to boardwalk; special rates in
Phila. st., Rehoboth, phone 1877.
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IDEAL MT. CLIMATE bedrms.,
baths. comp. furn., pvt. swimming
pool, fruits, 100 acres at end OF
road: suitable for several families;
IL miles from Saratoga Sp., N. Y.
Rental $1,000 or consider sale. OF
4-S771. -31
FOR SALE OR RENT-summer home
in the mountains; 2-hr. drive on
U. s. hwy. from D. c. Large house.
comfortably furn., screens. large
porches. radio. phone. firepl., space
heaters. 3 full baths, cleo. range,
cleo. wash. mach. cleo. refer.. elec.
water heater, large deepfrZ, chill
dren's concrete bathing pool. Close
to bus, post office. r.r. sta. churches
and stores. Avail. June s through
Sept; reasonable. Box 229-J Star.
AUGUST RENTAL. Chatham. Mass,
modern cottage, all improvements
including hot water. Two bedrooms,
sleeps 8. Rates. $3.50, two weeks, or
pay; Address; W. l. HOLT. is
WANTED. JUNE IS. 2-bedrm. cot
tage. conveniences. within 60 miles
Wash. toward mts. Advise price.
/, and 4 Wks. e. KORAN, 1874
S. Greenbriar St., Arl., ia. 1880.
MACS HEAD-cool. oceanside cot;
tage;. rent July and August. Call
TIE. 5000 or MA S.0rO7 81
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VACATION PLACES

LODGE, pvt. swimming
pool, trout stream; mr.. Skyline Dr.;
bedrms.. porches. OF. 4-S540.
IN THE COOL BLUE RIDGE NOUN.
cottage, ali mod. cows: for rent by
month or season. Call PooleSville,
Md. 1899 or Bluemont 2112. 3
SWANN'S HOTEL. Piney Point. Md.
Open for summer season, May 30
Good food and friendly atmosphere;
va va: iA'es' FiOHe of'A' Mills $50 60
BEACH-Cottage. S3O-S35
week. DI. 1881. 81
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SeS DOWN will buy . fine cottage
site At Avalon Shores. Herald Har-
Dor. Selby- on-The-Bay or Wood
sne st Hso m. o1y co 20 min e., fro. ron
On terms. 0 KAY 11y RS sGiI1SS' c aSr "a
Beach Ann %fs1 1908 eaHs' "o @s1
SHADYSlDE, MD, IDLE EVIL d Z
BEACH-Modern. asbestos single
fG 2ep sc feeatyp pUrche: T% In. e
price. So. $50: 4th house on right
entering Idlewilde. Open Sat. and
Sun. LO. 1-3463. 90
POTOMAC RIVER -5O-ft. frontage,
near T., Marshall Hal an al, and Fen EtS
room and bath, year-around house.
1851 1881. LYMAN G. DELE & 60
LANE AXE 5SAtcK xSaSS joining sites sl !
y yafss III fESnt and small ne .n cabin: "a
FACING RIVER. beaut: corner all
year-'round home consisting Of lge
liv. rm.. firepl; kit. . white tiled
bathrooms with showers; > bedrmS.
on LIST f.: bedrms;;; on md 4
Sep car sa y; Sous. LAKE Es.r. Sk
11O-sal. INV heater. Hot and cold
showers outdoors. Full bsmt. with
3 dressing booths. Slate roof. Can
be bought furn. or unfurn. Entire
front side and back screened.
Only those looking for q flne home
would be interested in this almost
new home. SO River dr.. Bay Ridge.
Md. Call KE. 1-179O. 81
SHERWOOD FOREsT-cottages 2.9
and $50. Nottingham. Owner leav-
ing city. InSp. Sat. Sun. -31
ON-BAY Corner lot.
approx. 4Ox135. paved road. l lot
removed from pvt. beach; full use
yacht club facils.. city water, cleo.
phone. $1,000. Call JU. 9-03l4.
MIMOSA COVE, DEALE. MD. - Lse
lots. location perfect, close to every
thine; good place . for food. people.
MANOR. near Deal. Nd
-CoZy Cape Cod cottage on the
bay near water. with q delightful
view: 3 bedrms.. bath. knotty-pine
liv rm. with fireplace. complete new
electric kitchen. screened porch
good financing: can be seen Friday
evening through Sunday. OLSEN'S
on Gloucester st. or call EN-. 2-4535.
CHESAPEAKE RAY-Yr.'r round home.
5 rooms. bath; 20 mi. out. Direct
shore frontage: white sand beach;
masonry bulkhead; large lot. Sl2.-
500. Terms. ME. S-0519.
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1895 DOWN

and a new 2-bedrm. frame house
finished exterior. You can finish in
terror and save your labor. House
will be wired. subfloored and par.
titiored ready for interior finish, and
can be occupied. Oily S45 per mo.
total for ground and house, So. 995.
To see lots and sample house. drive
out to Fairfax Circle. take No; % to
Chantilly on Winchester I'd, con-
tinue little beyond Chantilly to
No. 607 and turn right to Fairwood
Co. cfiice. Open evenings and Sat.
and Sun. HARDWOOD CO.. JE. .
q3oQ HUI 3-36q0 3OH
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B0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
Chesap Bay. Herring Bay. Sharps
Isl. Gooses: For reserv.. call ewes.
CAPT KING. WA. 7-4192
-: CHRYSLER ACE. Marine engine;
% hrs. time since major overhaul:
$3.50 or best offer. OIL. 2-3566.
FOURTEEN FEET-cypress and oak
33-h'p. wisconsin marine engine
3o-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT sedan cruiser;
this spring; S4,65O. DI. 1910,
.6-FT. FISHERMAN. excellent condi.
ton Marshalrs Yard. Deale, Md.
is.cFT. CABIN cruiser. equip, sleep,
4; new Chrysler Grown. Also 2S-tt.
Reas. QUAsS BOAT YARD. 9th and
Chester, Eastport. Nd. WA. 1-0136
33-FT. 1918 OWENS FLAGSHIP twin
price $3.50. Phone MRS. MAORI
ia, 4-1"53, Mon. through Fri; 8
sALEpPo.D racing nydroplane and
custom made trailer. Speed around
so mi. per hour. Demonstrate Sat.
or Syn $1,000 or best of1er. OF
46-FTT. DEADRIsE, loft. beam With
motor. excel. cond:. A: L. EVANS.
Riya, ND; AM annapolis 53s9. 81
Some some re Sa1oP se5 S9mOi Oh. a Sfsds
1911. EvINRUDE ZEPHYR. lust over
hauled ga dependable hip. for
.S $40 F TEi sE42o flR1,srR ,,:e5 81 n
hrs. fully eauipped; many extras.
TWENTY-SiX-FT CABIN CRUISER.
Newly painted; 5000 or best offer.
Can be seen at Crampton's Boat
Yard. z mile above Key Bridge.
MERCURY "25" and Jacoby run
10. 7-7709.
RAMBLER" left. cabin cruiser,
with l2la-h.p. cupboard; new cond ;
$500. Can be seen at washington
Yacht Club. or call ov. 3-0455
FOURTEENTH. WOLVERINE de luxe
16-hp. Elein motor good cond,;
$3.50, See See 900 Maine ave. 'gear,
FGorRTEEN-Fr. sLooP-Nylon sails
oars: marine plywood hull Just
ooverhauled; 5000 or best offer. UN,
Ii-FT. RUNABoUT. Hurricane, modif
13-h p. johnson. $50 hardware and
access, beaut. mahog.; S42:' or best
of. ia. 1-l016. 1876 pm. Sat. Sun,
CRUISER-3O-ft A. c. F.. "Squid
Ter ideal for cruising or conf.
living. Buzzard Point Boat Yard.
COMET ssilboat. light, very fast
Ulmer sails, compl. with trailer;
both excel; $3.50. OIL. 2-S9a9.
HIGGINS CONVERTIBLE. c4-ft., one
OF the finest sporting boats on the
river. In perfect lst class condt-
ton. Also boat house in Colo
NAL Beach Yacht Club goes with
boat. Top speed IS m.p.m. Price
90 800 or best offer. See MARTIN
LuNSFORD. Colonial Beach fScnt
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS

I23 acres, Mont. Co., Nd: SCOTT,
on Colesville I'd; 2 blocks past
| Springbrook; water, cleo, gas.
Owner moving to Fla. DE. 2-O317;
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

40 ACRES-FLORIDA
This beautiful tract OF land hes on
both sides Of the new. first-ciass
Highway Number 200, near Ocals.
Florida. This is hne, hiEh, level
land. and only s4:on0 IN p,lce
mont ave. NV, HOBART 2-la1S,
NatIoaal e.o131. 30s
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500 acres excel. timber:
real good soil; mile of fishing
stream on Bull Run near
Centreville- Manassas. conven-
lent schools and transpoHta.
ton. Only SS7 .33 per acre.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

ENGINE. l94a Ford pickup. Excel.
cond. Highest bid. EN-, 2-l97l.
3
PARTS for Al Chevrolet and 80
Plymouth at give-away prices: or
complete cars, in running condition,
at S35 each. AUTO MART, INC,
corner Both and Bennlng rd ne,
Ii. 4-0l1l. 40
BODY PARTS-1949 Ford Tudor.
10 $4,000. 81
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a. 10000 So. IT.. reinforced concrete
bldg: r.r. siding: 7-truck loading
platform; parking area: close-in ne.
location
WEINBERG & BUSH. INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $4,000
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KENTLAND FARMS
5-ACRE FARMETTES
With Gorgeous View
OPEN TODAY, II
OPEN SUNDAY, II

Better hurry. 10 soLD-oNLY II
LEFT. Today's best buy in country
living. Just 10 mi. from Chain
Bridge. Each tract different from
the others: some with streams,
some wooded. some cleared, Ell
gently rolling; AND ALL WITH A
MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF SUGAR
LOAF MT. and BLUE RIDGE
Low Low priced from $3,195 to $4.245-
Chain Bridge, turn right at light
and drive approx. , mi. on Rte. I2J
to Langley. continue straight or
Rte. 1913 (Old GEORGETOWN pike
approx. IL mi. to Rte. 602 (seneca
OR: From Falls Church, drive out
Leesburg pike approx. 10 mi. e
Rte; 6O2, turn right to our OPEN
SIGN.
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg, Arl., Va. IA 4-1l55
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FARMS (csne.)

Shenandoah Valley of Va.
80 acres; good o-rm. house; store
and gas station. Loo. near Edin-
To inspect call the once Of
A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR
IA. 2-6100 Open To 8 PM.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE F0k 5
(confimuOd.

OVER I ACRE, 212x22O. nr. Shirley
hwy. " mi. from Springfield: city
water, electricity. phone, county
road; y acre cleared: best of1er'
silvia III So4 SIZING. Rosemary HIS
utter and nd Sidewalk ak mined settle.
ment: $4,000 or best offer: RA.
1895: after Sunday call 10.
oLNEY, Md lots and Q acres for
STOOD: at end Of finished street
next to Olney Theater. RA. 3-S155
after SUNDAY call Lo. 4-O997.
ATTENTION INVESTORS, lumbermen
Large holding company liquidating
2S,640 acres valuable land with saw
timber. and pulpwood. at below ,ap-
praised value, Ideal for churches,
poultry farm or speculation. Lots
of deer. turkey and trout.
1000 ACRES. 20 miles from D. c., in
Maryland; ripe for development, for
homes ne. ind dust n and eOmmsFcisl
in timber; rich. fairly level land.
Only S12421 per acre.
1 900 ACRES. near Quantico. Va, with
beautiful large trees and z miles deep
river harbor frontage, At 5000 per
acre.
400 ACRES. resort. near Capon
Springs, w. Va. QesS than 100 miles
west Of D. c.. near highway and
large, clear river stream. full OF
bass; at S11.07 per acre.
800 ACREs-Extra- large. lonE-leat
pine and big oak timber; near Moore
held, w. Va: at only S12.12 pei
400 ACRES. modern fruit orchard,
with excellent crop peaches, apples.
pears and cherries Not too far from
WINCHESTER Va: but in the edge OF
w. Va. Only 500 an acre. I'm
provemsnts and fruit alone worth
800 ACRES excel timber; real good
soil; mile of fishing stream on Bull
Run near Centreville- Manassas: con-
yenient schools and Transportation.
Only SS7.33 per acre.
so ACRES excel timber; yery fertile
soil, with mile of fishing stream on
broad run near Centreville. Only
$77.66 per acre.
1877 ACRES near Charlotte Hall, Md,
with "a million board IT. in large
timber. S44.44 per acre.
9. 900 ACRES. not too far from White
Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Hunters
paradise. with paved and graveled
choice white oak, hemlock and vel
low poplar; at only $16.16 per acre.
Most Of these include valuable min
eral rights. Terms to reliable parties.
.Mignt also consider trade.) Write
Star.