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Evening star., 1953-02-15
Conducted BY
BETSY CASWELL
BISCUIT RECIPE.
MAKING BED?
FARM VACATION.
lFrom p. B.. Alerandrial

tETOW r. b., ALeI0LuTI0I
To Mrs. A. B. B., Forest
vile: You are very wise to
want to please your husband.
! have an excellent. biscuit
recipe which is easy to make.
but oh, so delicious!
Two cups -four, la teaspoon
salt, 4 teaspoons baking pow
der, " teaspoon soda, S table,
spoons shortening. / cup but
termilk. Sift flour, salt, bak-
ing powder and soda: cut in
shortening until mixture re-
sembleS coarse crumbs. Add
buttermilk all at once and stir
until dough follows fork
around bowl. Turn out and
knead "a minute. Roll 3s-inch
thick, brush with melted fat
or salad oil, fold over and cut
double biscuits with biscuit
cutter. Bake on ungreased
cooky sheet in hot oven (450
degreesJ IL to Is minutes.
Makes q dozen biscuits.
I always roll mine thicker
and not double. You'll have to
do that part to suit your FAM
lily taste. ! have tried all sorts
of biscuit recipes and mixes.
this one Is tops.
/ Ienjoy the poetry printed in
the r. C. H. very much.
Wish some one could tell me
how to make UP a bed without
pressure of covers on ones
feet.
I have one more request to
make. My family would like
to vacation on a farm next
summer. not too far from here.
We have q son, 10 years Of age.
We would like to have at least
one week of quiet rest, away
from the hustle and hustle Of
city life. If possible, my son
would like to be able to ride a
pony or horse.
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PAINTING LINOLEUM FLOOR
&C. B., Culpepper. VGJ
I am wondering If any Of
your readers have had any ex-
perience with painting a lino-
leum floor. The floor is smooth
but faded and discolored. I
have heard some say that it
wears off quickly and has to
be replaced often. If any Of
your readers have had favor
able experience with painting
linoleum will they please tell
me what kind of paint was
used. How many coats, etc.
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FREEZER TIPS:

Mrs. E. L. j.. Waldorf, Md :
I wish to make belated
acknowledgment of help given
me, and to send along sug-
geStionS. More than q year
ago I asked for suggestions
on improving the texture Of
homemade bread. The answers
were prompt and varied and
pointed the way to my major
error which was overraiSing
the dough. A description OF
the proper point to which to
knead the dough, i. e. until
blisters appear, was most help.
full. Thanks to these Sugges-
tions my bread texture is now
more to my liking. I do ap-
preciate the help Of these kind
neighbors more than the slow
ness of this acknowled edgment
would indicate.
There have been queries in
the past as to freezer man
agement. Since we are most
enthusiastic ABOUT this house.
hold appliance perhaps some
of our ideas may be helpful.
A family's residential situa-
ton influences to some ex-
tent the use made Of a freezer;
ours is a rural situation in
which we are able to grow
large quantities Of food to put
away, thus, for us, it is a big
money saver. For any family
1t can be a time saver and a
factor in a better standard OF
living.
:. We can make real money
saving by freezing eggs. We
buy culls and cracks from a
large turkey farm for less than
half the price Of fresh chicken
eggs. Egg whites frozen are
most usable for any product
requiring egg white. Whole
eggs, with yolk and white
beaten together just enough to
mix them well are useful for
whole egg uses but I must
confess I have trouble making
good use of frozen egg yolks
in large quantity. Often I
take these yolkS when fresh,
drop them in boiling water
and cook to use in making
sandwich filings. Time is
saved when marketing need
be done only every two weeks;
cooking done in large quaint.
ties and surplus frozen. I find
1t a real help to freeze items
for lunch boxes. -..-
Some one asked about the
size Of freezer to buy. Our
advice is to buy the largest
that space and budget will
allow, taking into account the
present or potential size Of
the family which will use it.
Another question I remem-
ber pertained to containers.
Any Of the commercially de-
veloped containers are good
and II properly cared for are
re-usable. We use great guam
titles Of the polyethelene plas-
tic bags In various sizes. They
are air and moisture proof
and a box is needed only to
give shape to the package or
more protection to the bag,
and If washed and dried they
are good for many re-usings.
BOILED DRESSING.
mrs. H. NJ. H.. Washington
Here is my Grandma's recipe
for boiled dressing for cole
slaw: One tablespoon dry
mustard, / tablespoon flour, /
teaspoon salt, pepper to taste,
" teaspoon celery seed (more
If desired), u cup sugar. ! egg,
u cup dark vinegar. " cup
water. Mix dry ingredients
thoroughly. add egg and beat
well. Mix vinegar and water
and add slowly to mixture.
Cook over slow flame stirring
constantly.
This is also delicious on
sliced tomatoes or lettuce.
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Melting Chocolate

When you melt semisweet
chocolate put it over hot, not
boiling. water. The reason for
not boiling the water below the
chocolate is to prevent steam
from getting into it,. steam
"tightens" the chocolate and
makes it more difficult to bend
into the other ingredients in the
recipe.
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GOOD measuring, equipment lmpe'r-
itdnt to accurate measurements
COOPERATIVE NURS.aRA !

NO"OE GEtA FIVE NOELoAaN
mrs. S. A. r., ArlingtonJ
The spring term at t he
buckingham Coop Nursery
and Kindergarten at 4451 8.
First place (near Arlington
Boulevard and South Pershing
drive) in Arlington has just
started. A limited number Of
vacancies are now open for
the kindergarten session,
meeting from / to 4 pm.
and for the 4-5-year-old group
meeting from 9 am. to noon.
Applications for 8 to 4 year.
olds will be accepted fol a
waiting list. For further in
formation call Mrs. Freeman
at ia. 8-1012 or Mrs. Guel-
low at IA. 7-9513.
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PIE MER1NGUE.

IL. X. Long Island, N. "
To Mrs. w. F. P. of Falls
Church, who requested q recipe
for a good meringue for pies,
one that stays nice and high
after it is taken from the
oven" I am happy to be able
to incloSe one which ] have
used for nearly Is years and
which has never yet failed me.
Meringue: 3 egg whites. 6
tablespoons granulated sugar,
" teaspoon cream of tartar.
Beat the egg whites with the
cream Of tartar until stiff
enough to hold a point (be
sure you beat them enough /,
then beat in the sugar. a little
at a time, continuing the beat
ing until the mixture is stiff
and glossy. Pile lightly on the
pie filing, being sure it COM
pletely covers the filling. Bake
Is to 20 minutes in a slow
oven 600 degrees. ] fire.
quently dabble over the top
with a knife, making the
meringue stand in peaks. This
is a Betty Crocker recipe. I
use a fiat egg beater for the
meringue - the whites are
lighter.
T. 4 - 4
MORNING NURSERY SCHOOL
mrs. p. H., Bethesda
Do you live In the North
Bethesda area and have q
three-year-old daughter who
would enjoy morning nursery
school?
Call Mrs. r. j. Nordenson,
Oliver 4-4499 for details on
Glenbrook Nursery School. q
cooperative.
Applications for three and
four-year-old boys and girls
being taken for next fall and
possible vacancies this spring.
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RUG CLASSES.

IWTS. ". Z. ". VteHNu1
Glasses are being arranged
on Mondays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at / pm, in Crinkle
Crochet rug making. Special
arrangements will be made for
groups desiring classes at other
times. For information please
call Jefferson 2-141O.
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Readers Clearing House
REPAIR OF ANTIQUE
JEWELRY;

4bA14 41A4O ~ AA4N = - ~og
JEWELRY;
FUzz ON NYLON SWEATER;
USES FOR BACON FAT.
IN. K, Merrifeld, VG.)
I have not seen answers to
several requests that have ap-
peared recently. and am happy
to be able to supply some in
formation which may prove
helpful.
Repair of antique jewelry:
This requires equipment Of the
old type. such as q small blow
pipe flame controlled with
small bellows. (The modern
oxygen-type blowtorch COM
monty used now can destroy a
fragile piece Of jewelry0 Ac-
cording to q squib in An
tiques Magazine for June, 1851
opp. 430-434), E. j. Man
helm of H. M. Mannheim & Co..
As East Fifty-seventh street.
New York City. such equip
ment occupies ". a unique
position in the repair Of an
tique jewelry today :" It
should not be too difficult to
arrange for an estimate by
mail.
Fuzz on nylon sweaters:
A daily brushing with q very
stiff nylon brush, such as one
uses to scour pots and pans,
seems to keep the surface fair
ly presentable and free Of
fuzzy balls.
Uses for bacon fat: # the
bacon has been. fried slowly
and the fat poured of fire.
quently so that there is no
Scorched flavor, the fat Is
superior to any shortening
Except butter) for certain
uses. It is perfect in waffle
batter and makes a light, ten
der crumb with a crisp crust.
It is equally good in ginger
bread, In fact, it can be used
in any cooky, cake. cornbread
or other recipe that uses mo-
lasses. which completely masks
any bacon flavor.
r \ n 4
NON-SKD IRONING BOARD:
CARPET MOVING.
mrs. H. L. p, Washington
I have these two suggestions
that may be helpful in ex-
change for those I have used.
If you have an ironing board
with metal legs and the rubber
tips have worn out, replace
them with the large size crutch
tips bought at the dime store.
Your board will not walk"
nor NOW the floor.
Would you for one reason
or another like to remove the
carpet under the leg of q
grand" piano? Here's how
I worked it alone. Get the
bumper jack from your car.
Place it squarely on the floor
under the key board nearest
the leg to be lifted. Place q
strong board on the arm Of
the Jack to protect the piano
from scratches. Then raise
the piano enough to make the
necessary change. Let 1t down
slowly and the job is completed
without any aching backs.
RAISING AVOCADOS. h
tMrs. s. w., College RaYlt.J
Raising avocados is easy.
Bury the seed in q pot with
a growing plant and forget
it for weeks! When It sur
prises you by shooting up,
transplant 1t. I have grown
them up to 5 or, 6 feet in
height, a really attractive
house plant. Wash the leaves
occasionally. They like rich
soil and plenty Of root room" I"
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BoIoonu Coses

Ever make bologna cases2 Just
cut the bologna with casing left
on in slices that are about one
eighth inch thick. then heat the
slices in a little fat in q skillet
until their edges turn up and
form cups. Fill the cups with
hot creamed potatoes and sprin-
kle with finely y-cut parsley.
Tongerine Tip
If sou're using tangerines in
1850 cur he s-'"e to remove
all their white fiber. :
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PATTERN WANTED?
SOFA?
poppy SEED?
(Mrs. C.. J. T., Wds1lin0tofll

(Mrs. c. J. L., WGsttngtonJ
I have three requests for in
formation from the Clearing
House, the first for my mother.
She has seen the motto with
Joy We Greet You" done in
cross stitch in old English
script. Does any one know
where a. pattern might be OBJ
tanned for this?
My problem lies with a sofa
with a very bad burn on one
arm. We were able to get a
piece Of the material to have
the arm completely recovered.
but find that the sofa has
faded considerably cit is plain
surrey green). The new piece
looks so vivid I'm at a loss as to
what to do. Perhaps some one
else has had this experience.
At any rate. I'd appreciate any
suggestions.
I have eaten a poppyseed
cake that is, to put it mildly
"out Of this world. Though
I have the recipe I've yet to
find the poppy seed (not poppy
seed filling that comes in a tin
container). Many thanks in
advance! Incidentally. I'd be
lost without the Clearing
House for advice and infor-
nation.
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ANNAPOLIS MD

HON Point; = story. modern frame
dwelling with living room, tfire-
place., dining room, all electric kit
chen. bedroom and bath on first
noor and . bedrooms and tile bath
on second floor living room and din
ing, room have picture windows
With a view across the Bav to the
wood floors, screens and storm win
doWS; immaculate condition.; small
sandy beach.
Situated on a tributary Of the Chesa-
peake Bay. in colonial Annapolis.
this property has 1870 feet of water
front; depth of water at bulkhead
is approximately s feet; dwelling
consists. of living room with fire.
place. dining room. buffers pantry,
tiful view Of the water, and ga
cellent yacht harbor.
J. WIEGARD. REALToR
PHONE COLONIAL $4,000. MARY
LAND HOTEL BUILDING. AN
NAPOLIS, MARYLAND,
CLOSING ESTATE-South River
Park-Fine all-year home, every
conV,: 3 bedrms., Ice. liv. rm. din.
rm., IL baths. bSmt., oil h.-wh.
guest house, both fully furn.: gar,
boathouse: Annapolis 10 min. COM
mutine 10 Wash.
FOREST HILLS. nr. Annapolis-At-
tractive al-year home; lge. liv
rm.. . bedrmS., kit. and bath. lge.
attic, bsmt.. with oil heat; very
lge. lot, fine trees.
CHARLES E. RIORDON
CO. 5-4292. w. w. SPILLMAN
Annapolis, Colonial 3-36Sh
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1900 end TRUST, payable S5l per
month. Over $4,000 B. and l.. ISt.
years. Good purchaser. asking 80,
$50. ST. 3-399l. TU. 2-5991. TU.
o-O77g 80
end TRUST NOTE. S4.a5o payable
$50 per mo at So. behind $4,000
st trust. Several payments made.
80 -
81, 900 NOTE on nearby Md. prop.
erty well secured payable $50 per
mo. SMITH PEALTY. WA. 7-l5sA
or AP. I-0l00.
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FARMS
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
POTOMAC RIVER ESTA1E-"Cnap-
mans Landing" an outstanding
river front estate 19 miles from
Washington; Early American brick
and stone 3-story residence on high
Potomac river and Virginia shore;
wide center hall, charming Stairwell
| spacious rooms, . tlreplaces CON-
plete modern conveniences; farm
erS'. houses. farm buildings, good
front. Price. 100 acres, $4,000. Ad-
ditional acreage available. Liberia
BARGAIN. Solid brick;
center hall, 3-story and basement
dwelling. II spacious high-ceilins
some 3-Story stairwell, bath, :
porches. electricity. telephone. large
grove magnificent OAK. Wa4nut. pop
lar trees; deep well. spring, stream
9OQ-tt.. frontaee on State road; u.
u acres. Reduced price. S25,00Q;
1000 cash. balance 10 years. Ad-
ditional acreage available.
MD. - Brick resi-
oence tbuilt 194S). excellent condi-
tion; Z rooms, bath, basement. oil
burner heat heat fireplace; excellent
NNN~ SS-N~SH' SAN-
PRoFTTABIE TOBACCO FARM-l5a
acres. II arabic, 1912 acres tobacco
allotment, soil produces best quality
tobacco; near La Plata, good neigh
borhood. 4-room bungalow, elec.
tricity. telephone; 6-room tenant
house. electricity; > large tobacco
barns, farm buildings. Tenant viii
remain. Immediate possession. Price
POTOMAC RIVER. st. Marys Co
Year-'round house, sand beach, an
chorage. ll2-acre lot. Groom dwell
ing. 31a baths; oil hot-water heat
artesian well; garage. servants
included; ST 900
LA PLATA. MD. S-room
RESIDENCE. in excellent ne1ghbor-
hood; living room }0x@0. 3 bed
rooms with closets, bath. fireplace.
electricity; loft. porch on two
SIDES. artesian we'll; 2-acre lot. mag
nificent large hardwood and Norway
spruce trees: fruit; dwelling COM
pletely insulated; immediate pos
session: S11 600. terms.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER---Reslden-
tial lots. > to & acres each. 81 900
to So. 500; also 5-acre tracts on
high ridge with water front priv
ileges. $500 acre.
U. S. HWY. 30l--Outstanding bust
ness sites; also homesites in fast,
growing towns and on beautiful
waterfronts.
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LEONARD SNIDER
I, 3311 LA PLATA, NIL
1920 DOWN
S29 MONTH

cottage. with oak floor, electricity.
gas stove and running water in the
house but NO OTHER PLUMBING.
House can easily be enlarged; More
than ia acres of cleared land
plenty of room for chickens. gar
den fruits, flowers, etc; convenient
to everything, including Trailways
Bus, in built-up community; vacant
and can be occupied at once. Price,
So 500. Thirty-fiVe minutes drive
out Arlington blvd or Lee hwy. to
Centreville, turn left at traffic light
4 miles to bic blank yellow sign on
left and office of YORKSHIRE
ACRES on left. Open ! to 8 pm.
only You must have $500 down
40
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SALE-TRADE

Olney, Md.-Finest section of Mont
gomery Co.; % one-acre lots in
recorded subdivision, street cut to
rough grade, all lots Staked and
numbered; old regulations apply; no
curbS, cutters or sidewalks required
Fully equipped 56-ft., 3-bedrm
model house included. Plans, Speci-
flcations and development layout
available. Will sell or consider
trade tor house in town, commercial
or Investment property. Price for
everything. S37,100; terms to re-
sponsible purchaser. For details,
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$50 ACRES

For further particulars,
CALL I. A. ABERCROMBIE.
PooleSville 1881.
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LOTS AND AcREAcEs FOR SALE

DISTRICT HEIGHTS SECT. II acres.
3l2 mi. D. c. Sewer, cleo. tel. water
soon. OWNER. 10. S-5673.
SEMIDETACHED---2o lots. utils in
sWATs fs1 0a RTaef; HARs1s 81 Ap nnaPs1as 7!@sPs
$25 DOWN WILL BUY - A choice
building site in many year-round
beach communities within 80 miles
and transp.: prices start at $3.50.
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000.
GAITHERsBURG, MD.-ea acres with
eyer. eyer 1;o29 5en f. :1I Of roadd 1rontage on
o%SF S? RFcda Sd d5ss1 E5ss G smssr SHak raet: sa!s
LAKE sAKCRoFT-corner lot. H..
32S so. t.; MUST sell or trade: make
LAKE, GtisE BARckoFT: saR ka Sr@tee Section Slot
for sale by owner, Phone Ho; 2
BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOT in i1S lillian.
rambler. By owner. JU. 9-3252,
SHERWOOD FOREST, near silver
hardtop st. OWNER, Lo. 5-4Q57.
NEAR SHIRLEY HwY.-6/10-acre.
house; 2 brooks: near shopping
school and bus. JE. 4-0643 80
CLINTON, MD.-1l acres on hwy.
$500 per acre. Conyenient terms.
Clinton, Md; Cypress 7-9333. 80
DESIRABLE LOT for building: "a. S23
sq. it, located in Centreville, Fair
fax County Va, JU. 5-249S. 80
POTOMAC HUNT SECTION--5 acres,
zoo IT. on River rd., $50 It. on lge
creek; beautifully wooded on knoll.
BY OWNER. Poplar 2-3l59 or LU.
5-U160h --3
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CHARIES E. RIORDON
CO. 5-4292. w. w. SPILLMAN
AnnapoliS, Colonial 3-3fSh.
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OCEAN CITY. Md.
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

5-ROOM BUNGAL0W-Located on
RockhoId Greek, Deale. Nd; pier,
artesian we'll and good place to keep
boat. West River 5057. Il
DEALE. end-of-season specialized
ern, 2-story, yearround home. Ma
sons Beach. 100 #. from beach and
floor; Q porches, etc Make offer.
Many other choice properties in
Deale area. B. M. ODUM, RE.
7-5216. or Mr.. RICE. West River
6703 .
TWO LOTS, Cobb Island via proposed
dual hwy. 30I. Fine fishing and
Grabbing. $1,000. LU. lasts. 80
OCEAN BEACH-Beautifu h-acre
ocean front LOT. EX-GI selling to
buy home. Way under list price. Will
sacrifice for cash. Write, phone
wilkins 5-603l Baltimore bet. 6-s
pm. Box 243R. Star.
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FOREST HEIGHTS, MD.
1885 LIVINGSTON RID.

south Capitol st. ext, lust over the
D. c. line, and select your lot in
the new section which is now open
You can have your home built to
your specifications. ONCE open daily.
. pm. It'll dark. w. NJ. WARD, Ma
S-6341 or LO. 7-S999.
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5000 DOWN

and $25 per mo. starts you towards
being home owner. Beautiful
level. wooded restricted acre lots. y
mile from Fairfax Va JOHN C..
WRIGHT. INC, ia. 2-t777; ewes,
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Distress Sale

Elderly couple. in poor
health must sell their 164i4-
acre farm 1I3i4 gently roll
ing. productive. tillable acres.
S0-ton silo. 3 huge barns, ce-
ment foundations and floors,
Fields well watered and fenced.
ll-room, l-story dwelling could
be made into bungalow with
spacious rms. Tel, La Plata
T@02
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CITY-MAN FARMS

barn. etc; " streams pond, well
landscaped; SOS. 500, with terms.
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AcREAGES SALE LOTS AND AcREAGES FOR SALE
(conhin

FRANKLIN PARK-1O0x3OO $4,000
cash. Call Kenmore 8-4215. 80
Falls Church wooded. deep well
with eiec. pump. JE. 2-6874. 80
SPRINGFIELD AREA-Beautiful. high
elevated 1a-acre wooded lot; 100-ft
front: 10 miles to Dist. line by
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WEST VA.
Part thine Farms

EASY DAILY DRIVE. TO WASH
INGTON FROM THESE FARMS =.
Z ACRES. fenced, new home. small
barn. stream: near Gath; S1S.950.
OLDER HOME and outbldgs. on 4sI
acres. paved road: $4,000 cash
needed
acre farm A real value Best offer
over 100000 will buy.
LARGE S-ROOM HOME in nice set
tine on this 20O-acre River road
farm. at only S35, 900.
WE ALSO HAVE several exceptional
values in larger farms, either gem
eral or dairy. in both MONTGOMERY
and Frederick counties.
nCETN
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BEVERLY REACH

owner leaving town, will sacrifice g.
rm. brick rambler with breezeway
attached to 2-car garage, with apt
over gaTage: > complete tile baths;
hot:-vateI LCdt in house and garage;
and sits ON lots surrounded by
Cyclone fence; house partly furn.
For information call OV. 3-5l73 or
TIE. 6-9272, Alexandria.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
NEW
StrOut CatalOg

JUST OUT MAILED FREE! Farms
homes, ranches. auto courts, re-
sorts, businesses. etc. RED COVER,
329S bargains described, 81 States,
coaSt-to-coast. Pictures galore. Live
stock, crops, equipment often in
fo wRat you a"y xaet e9S Where2 SshmS If Price sS
Terms? WORLDS LARGEST! SO
years service. Save through STROUTi
REALTY, 1l1-N. Woodward Bldg,
WASHINGTON. Sterling 3-37S4.
WEST VA.
4a-acre farm. 6-rm. house. new bank
barn, many outbldgs. in good re-
pair; running water in house, cleo
firstly, some good timber; creek on
each side of property. Best of hunt
ing and fishing; taxes SS year.
Price. 81 $50; also 1S5-acre moun-i
tain farm, 6-rm. house, outbldgs..
several springs, in the heart Of wild
game country: reduced to S1,150.
o. E. WIDMYER. phone $50. Berke-
ley Springs. w. Va. BARGAIN list free
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

A SPORTSMAN'S HAVEN. l76 acres
in hills of northern Pennsylvania;
timber; 1000 #. of lge. creek with
rock bottom, where some OF largest
trout in Penna. have been caught.
lies on property; hunting, especi-
ally deer. is at its finest; no bldgs
on property but timber alone is
nearly worth price; good invest
ment at $4,000. Call RA. 3-35Sl,
Sunday before ) pm.
SPOKANE-Wil trade mod. brick
home for D. c. suburban home
BEAuTTFtIIy TEi S1stII SIT, village home in
Central Vermont: short walk to
stores, high school etc; s rms.
furnace and plumbing: good shade
and about acre Of land: $1,000
Write MRS. CLARRENA M. BURN
HAM. Cabot, Vermont.
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MONTGOMERY co. HOMESITES
acres: 450 it. on hard road; $4.490:
81 900 to handle.
ga acres: 1000 it. on county
road: frame house; barn: heavy
stream: trees: ripe for subdivision.
Al, acres: brick and frame house
gorgeous view: hard county road
Sla950: $4,000 to handle. Come
and see them and others.
H. g. H. DEVELOPMENT CO.
LO. 5-2655
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CANNEY REAL ESTATE
HERNDON 480
ON HIGHWAY 301

ON HIGHWAY 301
South of Marlboro. 265-a farm that
has possibilities for motel sites,
gravel business and tobacco cultiva-
ton. The improvements consist of
tenant house, , barns, with plenty
of water al fenced 5000 per acre.
c. H PEAR"E. WA 7-70O9 Sun.
and ewes, WA. 7-630S 80
CITY-MAN FARMS
los Ssres-7 rms. bath; RuesthouSp,
barn. etc: " streams. pond, well
landscaped; S2S.500, with terms.
10 -bedrm. house; 35-ft. uv
rm.. firepl.; Ice. din room. kit +,
sun parlor; slate roof: bsmt.. barn.
gar, etc: IL baths ideal home
school or other; S2S.500.
80 acres-S-room Colonial home;
, chimneys, stream. will submit
offer
/ 7/I0 acres-Historica Groom
Colonial; fireplaces. beautiful
boxwood garden, fruit. trees; owner
property for Sl6.50O.
Lee hwy.-5-room masonry, well
built home on approx. | acre;
adaptable for home or business.
faces hwy. 14,50O-Sl 900 cash
needed.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Herndon Realty Agency
NEAR NEW GOLF COURSE

3O-acre farm in Fairfax County. Ii
mi. from White House: modern brick
house. 4 bedrooms, . tiled baths
lear garage with loft. 3 barns
Herd of II Hereford cattle, with
tractor and all necessary farm i'm
plements optional. EVERYTHING pro-
vided for gracious living: 30 min.
drive to downtown Washington.