davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1953-11-28
"You really shouldn't charge me full rate.
Ny dog chewed It up before lvas holt through"
APTs. UNFURN.-MD. tcont. }
PARK, MD, 126 Lee ave.

TAKOMA PARK, MD, 126 Lee ave.
and jr. high schools; good transp
all utils. incl; S95 per mo. JU.
9-l315 days. JU h-3966 ewes. rs
TAKOMA PARK, MD, 1901 Red Top
I'd; {nr. n. H. ave. and East-Wsst
transp.: $50 per mo. JU. 9-13I5
days. JU. 5-3966 ewes. -2S
TAKOMA PARK, fMD.-Living room
bedroom. kitchen and bath; con-
venient to shopping and transpor-
including Utilities. Box 364-A, star.
CORAL HILLS. garden apts.. at D. C.
$IOo; mr.. school. ! blk: bus and
JsT fssSpp1F oFF e1RIsf WIsCoS}s9iN }9 S1Nss Iyf 44o
Esst-West rs.'ssiM hwy, Bethesda h'hi MdpA 44os
1-apt. bldg; lge. rooms. 2 bedrooms
800 mo-; no children. Call OIL
2-2745. 90 weekdays. May be seen
ELMAR LIN GARDENs-A lovely garden
apt. project in convenient area Is
now offering several 2-bedrm. apts.
Unusually large rm. sizes, plenty Of
Play area for children. school bus
at corner. Res. Mgr. Mr.. Starner,
AP. 7-869S. Directions: Out Bla-
densburg rd ne. to Peace Cross,
bear right to Defense hwy; and then
iieft i mile to Hamiit on st. SHAN
NON & LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV.
DELIGHTFUL one-bedrm. apis. in a
wonderful garden apt. project. Ex-
celent rm. sizes and offering every
facility of play yards, laundry dry;
t' ment at 'Vss6' ss19 old Bladensburg I'd,
Silver Spring, Md. cat Carroll ave.
SIS per mo. all utils incl. One
2-bedrm. apt. at S95; avail now.
dT Res sHAFNNN MAFF MafLaffn 4 fHcas " Co. s1SS 1855
Fl st. NV, Ma. s-S345.
SPRING-2-bedrm. ant; en-
ployed middle-aged pref. M. bus.
Avail. about Dec. 5; $50 plus gas
and Ielectric. JU. 9-7050. 20
TAK0MA PIX. MD, 10 Manor Cir
Cony. transp., churches, schools
children's Fairgrounds All utils.
viii dec. Cali Res. Mgr, JU; s.
COLLEGE, 81 PARK. 1926 Knox I'd
bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette. kit, hath;
Waking distance ma. OnlF.' CoHF.
to shopping center and transp- I;
S96,50: Utils; incl. UN. 4-2956
TAX. PIX, MD.-Beautiful apt, 3
bedrms. liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and
bath paneled recr. rm., Laundry
facilities. Fenced yard: blk,
stores, downtown express bus. S125
month. incl. heat, hot water. JU'
NEWLY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
located in psligo Greek Park area
picture windows, Venetian blinds,
parquet ifs, ample closets. ldry..
and parking faculties; LIB i;bedTmid;' dr. n
Seen by appt. only. Call Mgr, JU.
4 ROOMS, kitchen, bath: utils. incl;
2nd floor; private brick home $50,
COLLEGE PARK-one . bedrms., liv,
rm.. dinet., kit, bath; in new apt,
3 blks. Md. U. WA. 7-S13S. 30
S505 FLOWER AVE, Apt. Two
rooms, kit. and bath. S65 per mo.
A. S GARDINER g. co;
| 631 l. ST. NV. MA. S-o334
Evening star., 1953-11-28

APTs. UNFURNIsHEp-MD.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
To Those We Could
Not Accommodate
Rosemary Terrace

Has limited number
of extra large 2-bed-
room apis. coming
available due to mill
tary transfers. The
best in apt. living
in Metropolitan Wash
ington'S finest totally
planned community.
Free bus service; SWIM
ming and Wading
pools; indoor and out
door play areas. Chill
dren welcome. Ideally
located close to
everything.
thing.
1929 EAST-WEST HWY.
SILVER SPRING, MD.
CALL JU. 8-1170
Evening star., 1953-11-28
PARK VIEW APIS.

5o34 3Sth ave. Hyattsville, Md
One and bedrm. units win full din.
rms. Conv. to schools, stores and
transp. $50 and sos, incl. utils.
Evening star., 1953-11-28
PLEASANT HILLS
Between Hawaii Ave. and
HareWood Rd. NE.


Between Hawaii Ave. and
Harewood Rd. NE.
An in-town development that offers
the "away-from- town" atmosphere.
bordered with trees and having lovely
well-kept grounds, vet within a
1-bus-fare location.
All buildings are modern in design.
each apt with large picture windows
and storage and laundry facilities
provided.
Now available: One-bedrm. apts. with
modern. equipped kitchen. liv. rm..
and bath in 2-family and also s.
family building.
Rentals. S75 (Some incl. utils.)
To inspect: See Mr.. Parker at 1876
Victor st. ne. from 10 am to 8
pm. or call IA. 9-6757 or RA
6-3569 (M-2 bus runs through the
IL Development
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Lutheran Aid Hears
Home Mission Report

"Home Missions" was topic of a
report given by Mrs. Dwight Lohn
at Our Savior's Lutheran aid meet
ing, last Wednesday. The aid met
at the church with Mrs. w. R.
Amman and Mrs. Andrew Gunder-
son, hostesses.
Pastor Harry Baker led the
prayer and Scripture. The after
moons Bible lesson was conducted
by Mrs. Harry Baker. 1t was an
nounced the weekly Women's
Missionary federation radio pro-
gram would be each Sunday at
lis p. m. over station KGEZ. The
local aid helps sponsor this.
Mrs. Norman Bergen, aid pres
ident, will help Mrs. Baker well
come congregation members, Sum-
day mornings, as aid representa-
i've.
Next aid meeting is slated for
April 8. Mrs. Anne Ryan and Mrs.
Baker are to be hostesses.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
R. N. Lodge SIotes
Public Card Party

A public card party is to be
given by the Royal Neighbors
lodge next Thursday. 1t will start
at $3.50 p m. in the Masonic hall.
Pinochle and canasta will be play
ed, and lunch served.
Plans were made when the lodge
met last Thursday. Three cand-
idates, Mrs. Vera Green, Mrs. June
Swanson, and Mrs. Gail Smith,
Coram, were initiated. Mrs. Marie
Richardson, district deputy, Eu-
reka, was a guest. The lodge cele-
brated the fifty-eighth birthday
anniversary of the national organ
ization. Birthday cakes baked by
Mrs. j. w. Chapman and Mrs.
John Johnson were served with
the potluck lunch.
The sewing circle met last We'd
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. "Ott" Johnson. Twelve
members and one guest, Mrs.
Marie Richardson, attended. The
door prize was won by Mrs. Art
Green.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Fiiremen's Drive Nears 500
by Gladys E. Shay

S47709 has been received thu.
far in the Columbia Falls Volun-
teer firemen's annual drive fol
funds. More donations are ex-
pected from organizations, who
were contacted by letters. A goa
of $3.50 had been set. Last years
drive netted a total of $488.
Breakdown of figures showed
$182.45 as proceeds from Satur-
days dance and auction sale. Sale
items were donated by local mer-
chants. Cal Crouch was auction
eer at the dance. The other $193.04
represents contributions left in
boxes at local businesses, as we'll
as donations from several organiz-
ations and businesses. This year,
in lieu of the traditional house to
house canvass for donations, boxes
were left in stores for residents to
place contributions in.
Money from the drive is used to
finance new equipment, buy chem
icals, repair trucks and other eq-
uipment.
Saturday afternoon, firemen's
project was to help residents burn
off trash and grass. They're glad
to help anyone who requests as
sistance in a move to help "clean
up the town."
Rude awakening for the fire
men, after the Saturday night
dance, was sounding of the siren
for a $50 a. M, Sunday, chimney
fire at Martins Inn.
Firemen met for special meet
ing, Monday, to count proceeds
from the drive. They also went on
record, again, as favoring remodel
ling of rooms in the town hall
basement to form a meeting place
for small civic groups. This would
release the town hall for larger
organizations use.
Thursday evening, the commit
tee to number Columbia Falls |
house lots, is to meet. They hope |
to complete the numbering this
weekend.
Volunteer firemen wish to thank
all who donated and helped with
their drive.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Falls Locals

Caroline Settera, who attends
Mount Ellis Academy, Bozeman,
spent the weekend here to attend
the wedding of her sister, Sally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Johnson, Troy,
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Higgins,
Kalispell, were Sunday guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lyonais, and
Del Lyonais, visited at the Ed
ward Lyonais home, Kalispell,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Barnhart
left Tuesday for Portland to at
tend the wedding of her son, Cpl.
Neil Barnhart. Neil is stationed
at Fort Lewis.
Janice Christensen has been i'll
with flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Eason and
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Sally Settero Wed
To ArqeI EheIer

Sally Anna Settera became the
bride of Argel Clifton Eheler
Saturday, in z D. m. ceremony
at the Settera home. Rev. Leon
Foster performed the single ring
ceremony.
The bride who wore navy blue
suit with corsage of red roses, was
attended by her sister, Caroline
Settera, Bozeman. Her attendant
also wore navy blue suit, and had
a pink rose corsage. Richard Voor-
hies, Shelby, was best man.
A tan afternoon dress was chos-
en- by the brides mother. The
groom's mother wore blue af-
ternoon dress. Both had corsages
of mixed carnations.
Out-of-town guests at the we'd
ding were MIR. and Mrs. Richard
Voorhies, Fred Marsh, and Mrs.
Virginia Eheler, Shelby; Mrs.
Caroline Eayrs, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marvin Eayrs, Creston.
A reception was given after the
ceremony. The wedding cake was
served by Mrs. Caroline Eayrs,
the brides aunt. Mrs. Marvin
Eayrs poured punch. Mrs. Voor-
hies served coffee. Caroline Settera
had charge of the guest book.
Guests at the reception were
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Gardiner and
Marcia, Kalispell; Mr.. and Mrs.
William Mas, Half Moon; Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Edwards and
Connie, Libby; Mr.. and Mrs. Art
Albrecht, Duane Alexenko, Mr..
and Mrs. H. A. Benzien, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Fletcher, Elaine; Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Flint; Mrs. Thelma CAL
les, DR.. and Mrs. Loren Kreck,
Donna Lundstrom, Mr.. and Mrs.
Duane Lind, Mr.. and Mrs. Al Sc
cord, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Schoen-
berg, Connie Stanley, and Mrs.
Byron West.
The bride, a 1852 graduate of
Mount Ellis Academy, Bozeman,
has been employed at the bus
depot, Shelby. She is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Settera,
Columbia Falls. The groom, son
of Mrs. Virginia Eheler, Shelby, is
by a plumbing firm in
Shelby. After a wedding trip the
couple will reside in Shelby.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20

Circle Eight Square Dance club
meets March 81, $50 p. M, at the
town hall. Dick Montgomery, West
Glacier, will conduct the program
Visiting and new couples are in
vited to attend. Ladies are to
bring sandwiches. Coffee and cake
will be served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Leslie label and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chuck Hetzer.
Columbia Annas Home Demon
stration club will not meet next
Tuesday. Next meeting is slated
for April %.
Eastern Star meets next We'd
nesday, 8 p. M, at the Masonic
hall for regular business meeting.
Members are asked to bring used
clothing to be sent to Masonic
families in Germany.
Rocky Mountain Riders Saddle
club meets next Tuesday, at the
clubhouse.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Daughter for Peltzers

MIR. and Mrs. Gary Peltzer be-
came the parents of a daughter,
March IL, at the John B. Simons
hospital, Whitefish. The baby, who
was named Christine Ann, weigh
ed seven pounds, 31s ounces. She
joins brother, Jimmy, who calls
her "the tiny one"
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Countryman and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Greve.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20

family. Whitefish, were guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Clark, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Darling anc
children, Bigfork, spent the week
end visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Taylor ano
Ronnie, Libby, visited relatives
and friends here during weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hula and
children, Thompson Falls, were
weekend visitors here.
Mrs. George Tryon returned
from Los Angeles and plans to
stay here for the summer, with
her daughter, Mrs. Bob Reid.
Mrs. Esther Carney is serious
1y i'll at her home.
MIR. and Mrs. Sonny Nadeau and
children, Whitefish, were Sunday
visitors of Mrs. Suze Nadeau.
Willis Loveall has been out of
school with measles.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Honor Mr.. and Mrs. Luce
On Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Luce OBJ
served their 40th wedding ami
versary Sunday. Their four sons,
Robert, Louis, Albert, Joe, and
their families and only daughter,
Mrs. Frank Barnett and her hus-
band, were with them. Several
friends were also present. Mrs.
Barnett baked a wedding cake
and the table was decorated with
flowers. The day was spent visit
ing and playing music.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Jimmy Barnhart Has
Friday Birthday Party

A birthday party given by his
sister, Joyce, honored Jimmy
Barnhart, Friday. 1t was his sixth
birthday anniversary.
Games were played, with prizes
and favors given. Guests who will
all enter the first grade next fall,
were Donald Beebe, Linda Barn
hart, Janice Dickey, "Jojo" Esten-
sen, Shirley Fulton, Donna Hess,
and Bobby Ramey. Also attending
were Mrs. S. Lyonais, Dena Hess,
Johnny Barnhart, Billy Ramey,
and Jimmy's brother, Jerel Barn
hart.
Jimmy is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Barnhart.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Methodist Youth Group
To ReOrganiZe i'm Falls

Methodist Youth Fellowship is
to meet next Wednesday, z p. m,
at the church for reorganization
meeting. Rev. Leon Foster will be
in charge, assisted by Junior
WSCS members. Students from
junior high through high school
are invited.
The MYF met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. Teddy And
rev. Darlene Allen conducted the
business meeting and led devo-
tions. Easter envelopes for the
church were addressed by mem
bers during the meeting.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20
Honor Cathy SmithsOn
At Birthday Party

Cathy Smithson observed her
third birthday anniversary, last
Wednesday, with party. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Smithson.
Her guests were Doris Enge-
britson, Devlin and Terry Hill,
Nancy Hoover, Cheryl and Corky
Hill, Nadine Larson, Sherry Renes,
Jan and Kathleen Ward, and her
sisters, Judy and Barbara. Guests
of Mrs. Smithson were Mrs. Gus
Engebritson, Mrs. Chet Hill, Mrs.
Mary Hoover, Mrs. "Jiggs" Hill,
Mrs. Norman Larson, Mrs. Perry
Renes, and Mrs. Bud Ward.
Hungry Horse news., 1953-03-20

Brownie troop No. 2 met, Thurs
day, at the home of Mrs. Noble
Lundblade. Girls completed lac
ing their leather coin purses.
Lunch was served by Judy Lund-
strom.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

For fifteen years L. r. Peek of Lacona, Iowa,
was a carpenter. Now he owns and operates
highly successful 160-acre farm. So successful,
indeed, that his carpentering experience must
have convinced him of the value of building
on firm foundation-good soil! Mr.. Peek's
produce includes beans as well as other crops
such as oats and corn. And his average yield
per acre for all crops is now more than As
bushels. At one time, it used to be less than 10
bushels!
1t was only 6 years ago that Mr.. Peek
bought his farm The farm had been rented
out and the soil was badly run down. Mr.. Peek
went to work and with soil conservation, crop
rotation, fertilizer and lot of elbow grease he
Increased his yield more than 4OO%!
Mr.. Peek is a firm believer in taking good
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
He went from
BEAMS 10 BEAMS!

care of his machinery as well as his land. That
means he's Conoco user. Listen to Mr.. Peek
and you'll see why: ''The manufacturer of my
tractor says that so hours on this motor is
equal to $500 miles. Yet, after running it
1900 hours with CoNoco Super Moron On
-. the equivalent of sc, 900 miles . check
up revealed no wear on cylinder walls. And
although my combine has threshed over 200
acres, still change my Conoco Oil every so
hours without having to add drop between
changes. Yes, Conoco Super would be cheap
at twice the price!''
Have you ever tried CoNoco Super MOTOR
On? Once you do you'll never want to go back
to any other. For the whole line of Conoco
lubricants are of superior quality. Next time
why don't you try Conoco?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
5oooo-s TESTS Prove 1hus CoMoco sypex Helps Ensnss
MAee/ AmRMaH Ire Zana@/

road tests gueng desert driving with 1000 mile oil changes and
oI--runbt r-L Onge!
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
EAR CORN HOOK

'SA beveled 2 4 almost as wide as truck or
wagon bed, assembled as shown, makes it easy to
unload corn without hoist" says Robert
Schaffran. Route #2, Wabasso, Minnesota.
''Make handle longer than bed. Push hook
under corn and pull back to unload
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
HOG HOUSE GUARD RAIL

'SThis rail is easy to install or remove and it
stays put, says LeroyJ. Treece, Route FL Sweet
Springs, Missouri. ''Use ~" or o. pipe, bore
holes in each side centered 8H from floor and 12u
from wall. Hold in place with coupling or pin
on each end"
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

Send original ideas to The Tank Truck Dept Continental
Oil Company Ponca City, Oklahoma genuine $1025,
DIS Henry Don Hand Saw for every idea that's printed
Evening star., 1953-09-20

7. rs acres, 6-room home, 4-room
tenant house, large barns, out
buildings, large stream, paved high
way; 80 minutes D. c.; immediate
possession. $1,000.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
STONE FARMSTEAD

Frederick County-lS2-acr beef cat
tie farm; will carry over 100 head.
Rich. level crcpland 6o-acre lush
spring-stream pasture, we'll fenced.
Lovely Al S-rm. stone home. elec.,
bath, phone, furnace. fireplace. sur
rounded by spacious. shaded lawns,
gorgeous views. 40xS0 cattle barn,
hog, poultry, corn houses. Handy to
town. Aged owner sacrificing. So. :
600. Terms Or will sell ready
TO go with SO head beef cattle, new
for only $4,000. Ahis is one OF
Frederick County's finest stock
farms. r. L. ZENTZ. STROUT
REALTY, Uniontown rd., Taney-
town, Md. Phi. 1901.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
LOTS AND AcREAGEs FOR sALl

ONE-ACRE HILLTOP SITE with view
in lovely Glen Hills, UN. 4-1g95.
COLLEGE HTS, MD, 74x1s0, cor.
ner; paved ST.; utils.; sect. Of beaut.
sGRss s%Esz2R 1Rl' o. ss5oS W. EhlFF9FP sSF7
$50 DOwN-Rambler sites. 1oox2o0
I'd. I'd past silver gprins. as'z Ma fsS5t 81 900
KAY REALTY Co. RA. $4,000.
MOTEL SITE, on new 3O1 hwy. 26b
acres. 8 mi. from Marlboro. 5000
#, frontage on Rte. .3O1. Must be
SOLD to close, estate. $500 an acre.
BAsILIKo, RE. 7-1si5' 111s Eye
siTE H. FOR 2 APT. BLDGs.. mHe in Sc.
section, sewer and water available
Price. $4,000 including attrac.
plans for x and a unit bldgs;
f55 sRos.. Nj INC Dfase; 81 7-s3Go. 300 WEAVER
LAKE BARCROFT-Sacrifice must
sell. Lge. wooded lot. second tier
Section ). close to beach: wonderful
view of lake. TIE. 6-3793. 30
AZ ACRES wooded. level land. on
haFdsSrfafed e " i d TSsd Rt. All IS mi frqm
wine, Md: good for subdivision. A
NORTH CHEVY CHASE. Md lge.
rambler sites in exclusive estate
sTea sD slo6 az! Rock x, cTssk 5Ss PIX OWNER
LARGE saSR CORNER ER'' LOT, OF rs IT. BY i4o
#; in Silver Spring wheaton area
8 SMAGL-FARM LOTS. 10 or more
acres each, beautiful rolling blue;
stream, electricity, telephone; won
derful building sites: low taxes; Just
% miles from White House; 1915
and up per acre; reasonable terms.
On On It;ani premises SUNDAY and BY appts;
to Rte. tthe Leesburg pike right
on Rte, 637 ia miles to Wiseway
Villas. Village Farms, N,s steTIing; " va n BY
scFES; Ssirfa3 esHpty S WGGass
$4,000. Box 27@-T. Star. 9 W90
DESIRABLE LOT for building. u
ITl4sss,v TilIe; va" By owner Can ny SN-
TWo Tors. Point Blackstone 1col-
tons Point; cash or trade for auto
matte washer. or dryer of equal
value in excel. cond. AP. 1856.
ENGLISH VILLAGE, BETHESDA
provements in; beautiful rambler
site. Call OIL. 4-2636. 30
HILLANDALE-Four desirable build
ing lots, all utilities. BY owner
BEST 'siiH;Y SLEEPY HOLLOW ARA
Choice 1ls-acre lot with stream
Price attractive; terms. JE 3-9293
.3.5 ACRE TRACTS Of WOODLAND
fronting on State road in Loudour
Co, 32 mi. D. c., for sale at 81 .50(
per tract. Enough lumber furnished
lSt buyer to build small house
Phone me now at Browning 693-J-
or write W. F. LEEDY, Clifton. Va
5-ACRE LOTS. SI,9s5. all with I'd
ft6ntage. near Bryan Corner anc
Indian Head rd; low down payment
easy terms. Freedom VILLAGE. MR.
MATHEWS. UN. 4-2S0S.
II. MI FROM ND. L.. on Cool Sprine
rd--3 homeSiteS, IL acres, Il acre
and 150x1T0 #: reasonable terms
hRi RRiEAUTiFttL KNOLL for a mote
site; ? miles south, Of Marlboro
bordering on an uphill curve, or
route sol. with over 500 #. front.
age. Can be seen by motorists !
mile spproschins Property abou,
IA acres Of cleared land. Arrange.
ments already made to make thi.
/ route dual highway at this loca.
ton. Call EN-. 2o5Ss.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Eastern Shore
Waterfront Residence
ONLY $3.50
nREn HNHrnAn

Realtors, Lexingtcn 9-6S5a
EdsteTEN Snore once, Stevensvillc
-SEl, SteHenSvillA Mary1o,ol
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Part-Time Farms

Live on These and Work in Town
S27 ACRES, mostly clear: good pro-
ductive farm, with springs and
stream: main house and tenant
house. barns. silo, etc. Eleven bldgs.
and all land at about 500 an acre.
Pretty hard to beat.
qO0-ACRE River road farm. S-room
house, nice setting: S35. 600
S5O ACRES: beautiful farm with large
~ modern home. tenant houses and all
outbldas.; easy access to city; $50
900.
as ACRES. home and outbldss. close
in; $4,000.
155 ACRES. also close-in; large
stream: S21 500.
3 ACRES with larse 4-bedroom 1lR-
bath home, small barn. etc; SIG
WE HAVE MANY OTHERS. Call al
our offlce.
: CLOSED THURSDAYS
I'd OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
REALTORS GATTHERSBURG 299
RIPLEY & ROMER
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Charles County Farms

l53 acres 16ia a. tobacco allotmentl
miles from La Plata: excellent
soil; 4-room bungalow, Groom ten
ant house. . larger tobacco barns
springs, streams. good woodland
$50 acres, 3,000-ft. State road front
age, near Bel Alton: 5-room dwell.
ing, 4-room tenant house. large to-
bacco barn stable, farm buildings
excellent soil. considerable timber
springs. stream: price, S23, 900
LEONARD SNIDER, tel 33l1. La
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FISHERMEN TAKE NOTICE
NEW

Rambler. Full price, $3.50; corner
lot: > nice bedrms., lge. closets
modern kit. and bath. liV. rm. with
picture window, auto. heat; in one
OF the best year-round waterfront
communities: good terms.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
YOIR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
Charming Retirement Home

a. MD. WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHOICE 70 LOTS In nearby Nd. Ap-
proved by VA. Sewer and water ap-
proved. Have approved plans for
types brick homes. Streets staked.
Have permit for grading streets and
forced to sell due to illness. RA. s.
2606, after 6 pm.
"a ACRES on main hwy. ur. new
school. in nearby Md. Sacrificing
due to illness. RA. $4,000, after
3 pm. -22
D. c. BUILDING LOTS
90 lge. semidet. lots on Ames ST.
ne. bet. 41st aSd 42nd, just of
newly paved East Capital st. $1,250
each.
10 row lots on w st. ne. bet. 18th
and 18th. ideal for Q or family
homes. $3.50 each.
Lot. 62x350, zoned A. 2300 blk. of
Raynold pl. Sc, $751; Improved
sts., water and sewer in front of all
lots.
LOUIS H. TOwBEs
$50 Tower Bldg. RE. 7-4772
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Moore Insurance & Realty Co
Box 10. Charles Town, West Virginia
528 Acres

A real dairy farm, on macadam road
very convenient to Warrenton Beau.
tiful modern Georgian-Style bricE
residence with gorgeous setting. ano
brick Office on lawn. large new
dairy barn and Silos. large drv barr
and general barn. 3 tenant houses
garage and many other outbuild.
ings Buildings have insurable value
of nearly 100000. owner say:
sell quick. Price. S165,00O. vii
phaNo
Evening star., 1953-09-20
RRADDocK HEIGHTS HOME

Modern S-room house, nice large lot
SOXlS0. Owner transferred now
living in Ohio. Taxes 500. Porches
all around house Balcony top of
house. beautiful view. Price S16,-
500. $4,000 cash.
other places call RAY DEANER,
BuckeyStown CMdl 331S. Rep. Ruh-
Ian c. Boyer, Realty and Insur-
ance Service. Frederick, Md
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CHARLES r ROGERS
FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND
GARDEN SPOT, 0. S. A

MiddietoWn Valley Dairy Farm
lis acres, 7-room brick house. bath.
cleo, "a stanchion barn. Washing
ton market. maternity barn at
, tached; 4-room tenant house, other
bldgs.. IL miles from Frederick.
Wonderful meadow with large
stream Farm is mostly in alfalfa
and hay pasture. All crops in barn.
plus so head registered Guernsey
COWS (valued at Sl5.000) for S55,-
n0n nTnar mill