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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

One accident was reported from
Southside Hospital this week
which involved three persons. one
seryiceman. All were released
after emergency treatment. Other
patients admitted were:
Mrs. John C. Cox, Mrs. Holt
Higgins, Farmville. Mrs. w. B.
y a MEL Blackstone, Clarence
WEIGH, Darlington Heights; Mrs.
R t Poole, Victoria; Miss Mary
McLelland, Hampden Sydney.
Mrs. Charlie II Shumaker, Dill
wynn Mrs Jacob E. Gherman.
Meherrin: William NJ. Spencer,
Farmville; Miss Brenda Seamster.
Lunenburg.
Miss Marion Jones. Blackstone:
MIS-. j. R wilkins. Keysville,
Miss Linda Easter Farmville
Mrs w A Harvey, Charlotte c.
H, Mrs j B. Forbes, Waynes-
boro; Mrs J. R. Pruden, Chase
City. Charles r. Kennedy, Farm
Vile Jube Kite, MELVILLE. Will
liam H Glenn, Prospect Mrs.
J H. Alternately. Crewe; Mrs. Err
nest f. Hill. Victoria, Willie H.
Jones Farmville
Carl Slaydon, Farmville: John
F Martin, Farmville; Mrs. c. E.
Moseley, Chase City. Mrs. E. H.
Johnson; Miss Doris Jones. Farm
vile: Mrs Clarence Vaughan,
Farmville, Mrs Archie Woodson,
CreWe, Miss Nettie Swoope,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

Nh, and Mrs, Elwood G. Gaines.
Rice, boy, May 5
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Student TO GiUe
Piano Recital

Miss Lura Alice Beavers. of
Indian, a senior ut L0ngWood Col
lege, Will present a piano recital
in Jarman Auditorium at 4 p. m,
Sunday. May g.
Miss Beavers has already proved
her musicianShip both as a solo
performer and as an accompanist
for other soloists and for the
LongWood College Choir She is
also an organist. and is known for
her activities as a member Of the
Methodist Church in Falmyille
and of student Christian OrRani-
cations
Her program is chosen to repre-
sent wide variety Of piano styles,
from the delicate music of Scar
lattl to the lnodren Sonorities Of
John Ireland and Albeniz. 1t viii
include as major works Sonata
by Beethoven and one Of the Bal
ladies' of Chopin
The recital viii be open to the
public free OF charge
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
o. l.. Dowdy Rites
Held In Cumberland

Funeral services for Ollie L.
Dowdy who dIea Monday May 3.
al his nome in cumberland, were
held Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock a Fftzerald Baptist
Church tnterment was in the
family cemeteryg
Surviving are a. brother, Lemmy
Dowdy Of Cumberland. and sew
eral nieceS and nephews
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

FeViVal services viii begin at
Aeleil1n Baptist Church Sun
day m&ht May 9 With services
each night that week BEGINNING
4t MAS y N
Rey Q B Mymm Of Berea. Ky
Will be the guest minister. The
ndbiic Is invited to attend these
services.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
cumberland Drama
Club Play on Tonight

The Dramatic Club of Cum
berland HiGh School viii present
the play The Old Home Town,
IN the school auditorium tonight
Friday at p. m
The cast Of characters Includes
Sarah Newton. Julia Voeel Caro-
lyn Stonncll Shirley Pembleton.
Penny Baber Charles Joyce.
Robert Duncan and Clarence
Ferguson
Mrs. William Chapman is ia
Guilty play director assisted by
Mrs Steve Muslin
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

Mr. and MIS- l. L Magri. and
his mother, Mrs L. L. Magll. 81,
all of Richmond. viii spend the
coming week end with Mrs
Magri's mother Mrs. Elizabeth
Traylor. and her sisters Mrs.
Helen MacDowell and Mrs. Walter
Richardson.
MI. and Mrs. Fred Riggins ana
daughter Emily. of Hampton.
were the week end guests of Nh.
and Mrs. II c Kayton, Jr., ana
at Longwood College on Saturday.
attended the May Day exercises
MI. and Mrs. James Berry NOV
ed to their new residence in Jack
son Heights after staying with
Mrs. Berrys parents in Cumber-
land Mr. Berry recently Joined
the Herald staff
DR. c F McRae preached last
Sunday in the First Presbyterian
Church. in Wilmington N c.
Mr.. and MIS- f r. Booker visit
ed Williamsburg and friends in
Norfolk during Garden Week.
Dean James Kinard, of Hamp-
Sydney ATTENDED a meeting
in Roanoke on Monday
John Steck will attend a fare
well reception for Major General
William d Sands, retiring 29th
Division Commander, on Saturday
at the Monticello Hotel, in Nor
folk.
Miss Judith Spindler. Of Vir-
ginia Beach. spent the past week
end with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs F. w. Spndler
Among the relatives who at
tended the funeral of Joseph Jar
man. held here Monday afternoon,
We're MI and Mrs. James c.
Wheat. Jr,. Mr. and Mrs Charles
and Mr.. and Mrs Char /
les Blanton. all Of Richmond
end ~ ond NfrS Dohney Io,o1a,,
Of Washington d. C.
Me- p,.ao,, = wat,,ios visitod
har hrotbnr 1ohn 1Tortin !,
p ;chn1o,,d n,bore IN i q haenitaI
nat{nnt III rb,redav
Mr. and Mrs. J Barge Wall viii .
leave on Friday for a vacation at /
: q
Mrs NJ NJ Layne spent the past
week end with her sister Mrs G. (
R deHaas. and Mr. deHaas, Of /
having stopped en- route
rom Belryyille, where She visited
blossom, FestiyaI lssr weat
Marine Pfc Randolph r New
man son Of Mr. and Mrs Ran
iolph Newman, has reported to
he Marine Corps Air Station at
Great Lakes ILL.,, for duty with
-he 2nd Marine Aircraft Wing
Martha Smith, and Mrs. GEORGE
Coffman plan to leave here Sat
Wday to attenG the wedding Of
5a ' CIV, J = !, - pSfds III, \ 4
l,on,a snndav
MIS- Margaret D Bruce and
j Cfnl Sco,,t leada,, trainino meet
inc on canning IN Charlottqsyjlle
THURSDAY night. and stopped by to
visit DR. and Mrs NJ K Humph-
les.
NJ .,a ,t,. b.. p,o,s,, o,d
Roy lang ana Ann
Nalle ana MRS. Halle LANG lett
thursday morning 1or New YORK
~lty. MRS lang IS expected 70
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Stores, 16xso IT, large parking
area In front. Suitable for gift
shop. tewelry store, mems furnish
ings. home appliance, etc. 1878
n washington blvd. Arl., Va. Call
j. II. BENOIT. Agent. KE. S-6677;
ewes. JE. 3-1l41. %
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Contemplating
SELLING?
You Will Find Us
Extremely Helpful
"OTHERS HAVE
Limited Listings Solicited
Harry |. Friedman
Realtor, RE. 7-1166
Woodward Bldg.
STORES FOR RENT

STORE AND WAREHOUSE ~ VIII
equip to suit tenant; 1921 14th st.
NV. OWNER. co. $4,000.
EXCELLENT LOCATION--Lease store
or Sre PIG fs Sits II bGs "a lacIs e. ns
near Walter Reed, ideal for any
b6Hsiness: possess. Sept. 1. RIA; s.
1853 oBENNING RID. N.E.-store and
COMMERCIAL REALTY co. Ma. g.
$40 18th ST. N.w.-Formerly Ts &C.
cupied by the Shade shop. Attrac-
tive. LIST floor display room; also
good disable End floor. Air cond.;
$3.50 per G mon Consult NJ. Yo SSss
SHANNON & LucHs Co, Realtors,
Down ron AREAMsood D size. suit.
Atty. ME-. s-666s: ewes. RA. g.
$500 i4th ST. N.w.-Approx. 2osse
Reasonable. RIA. 6-0155. .-13
Sc. CORNER-Excel. location for
Ice cream store, TV repair. or dry
cleaning; be sure to see this out
standing corner location at KY. ave,
n ass7 * Key OIL uD zaEs1. Phone d. s s.
sHOPPfNG CENTER-1sx75. vacant;
good for shoe store. ladies' lingerie.
dresses. 8 and 10. hardware. 1871
wis Wilson a SlyS. All, All Also store va;
for any business. wo. 6-6S66. EN-.
BEAUTY -'G11 PARLoR LOCATION. in
well-established shopping center in
nearby Arlington; Ample psrking;
DE2fcaTEssE ~ STORE in nearby
parking. Call Monday ALBERT II.
p G3F sLf S0 "a s sI1Ssl. with MA AK
lures, populated colored neighbor-
hood; low rent; or any other busi-
ness, 2439 Nichols ave. s.e- RA.
CENTRAL CENTRAL LOCI 0, the best spots
uas sitn modem tGr ro any tg Ssx.s q
drug. store and liquor store. 1916
18th st. nv. RA. 3-67s4. 20
Ga. ave.; reduc :; good business sec
SILVER iioh os sPkiNG.A so31 l1 l$Sb St asoo
50; It. on 2 floors. lse. freight ele-
yatcr. loading dock, attractive store
front. $3.50 or best offer. TFTOMP-
SON AND GRAY. ~. $4,000 week
F ifaI EaIuIPPPED GROCERY STORE
for rent. excel. locstion. very reas.
BtiiDiNG half way between BE-
thesda and Rockville on Rockville
Pike. GOOD legation s $3.50 per mo.
sToRE AND REPAIR SHOP On Mt
Pleasant st. NV. at kenyon. Near
busy transfer point. Ground moor
Of large house to wide alley. Heat,
hghts and toilet incl. S135. IKE.
NICHOLS AVE AND " ST. So
Corner store 20xB5 with 5-rm. ant
above This has been q successful
drugstore for over so yrs. Reas.
rent to responsible tenant. p j
WALSHE. INC. Ills Eye st. NV,
MA. 2-fs4FS %
17as sth sT. N.W.-store and room
in rear: good cond.. reasonable.
SCHAFFERT, 942 Eye. Ma. S-7S6S.
CENTRAL WHEATON,. MD. - 4oxtSu:
good for hardware, delicatessen or
restaurant; will be available in
middle of Sept. Can JU. 5-4693.
100 BLOCK l4th ST. N.W.--1st
commercial store: suitable any type
small business: SOS. BASILIKO
REALTY C. 1925 Vermont ave.
QUEENS CHAfEL AREA - HiShiy
concentrated center; ready for occu-
pancy about AUG. Is; particularly
suitable for delicatessen or dress
shop. For information and appf.,
ao oLrfESo;swSSRRYTYA 500 SE 1nnnnspolis
I'd, 4lRdennhurR, Nd. "a
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

FOR WAREHOUSE SPACE in Silver
Spring; Can ERNEST MALLETTE.
! y sR fcfs7S BUILDINGS. $3.50 1 each.
Near Georgia ave. and 9th st. NV.
BOSS q PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000.
prox. $3.50. 8 overhead doors,
concrete u.s.; all utilities in bldg
8 rooms of ONCE space in front.
Suitable car repair, contractors
ONCE. etc. Reas. rent; vacant. Con-
suit Mr.. jenkins. Leasing Dept,
SHANNON . LUciIs CO. Realtors
1908 II st. nv, Ma. S-2346. -S
blk OF wis. ave. Entire End
floor Of modern fireproof bldg. con-
tanning approx. 1000 So: It. Blower
heat; ramp in rear OF bldg; suitable
laboratory. research and electron-
les. engineers; light mfg; and as
Poss. can be arranged. Consult Mr..
jenkins, SHANNON a. LUCHS CO.,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
siETaaESs;DA. Md. 600 50. II. ware
house with overhead doors. front
and rear, ONCE and toilet. ample
parking Pc. excel for light mfg;: .,, st e
$500 per mo. Must be seen. Phone
BUILDING, surrounded
by 4 alleys; conv.' location, vic. 18th
and M SITS. NV. LIST A.. 1900 tt:
End a.. 1000 IT.; for sale or lease.
ST. 3-5546 or your own agent.
WAREHOUSE FOR RENT-4,00 50.
Nd. Zone II; truck dock. ofices
and r.r. siding. Call WA. 7-4343.
l1,0OO so. FT. .WAREHOUSE-clear
span; excel. for mgr: unlimited
NEW Jew BuniLDINGS designed i; for low
cost handling with all mod. facili-
t tis Incl Rsao6 sidins and attrac. ofices.
w HAVE alSygs. AVAILABLE thre. new
e each 'S Complete with RI. siding,
large floor level truck bays. attrac-
tive conditioned oflces in con-
EsRifRs iG IIeocaTioN 10000 3d. t.
in elevator bldg, $500 per mo. Call
cANBY 4 FuLLER, INC. 1ois 18th
s II, En- SPRING AREA-Nsw ware
house or lighs mts; BIDS .ps sSc RI sqr
$4,000 weekdays until 9. 10
5,o00 50. Fl. End 4. space, located
at 4th and FloridE ave. ne, fire..
proof bldg, all utils. incl. Serviced
BY electric elevator. Cal Mr.. Hol-
land, H. @, SMITHY CO., s11 18th
st. NV, ST. $4,000. p
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FARM INCOME
SMITH REALTY
CATTLE FARM

400 acres: "a cleared bottom lapdi
large house with running water;
plenty of outbuildings; large creek
flows 2 miles through property;
plenty Of deer. turkey, fishing and
camping; approximately $1,000 -
$4,000 worth OF timber; on good
$40 ACRES
Rolling land. large mountain spring;
2 good houses. one q modern RAM
bier; large barn plenty OF out.
buildings: on Route 81. Price S20,-
500; half cash.
80 ACRES
New modern rambler; barn: noun
tain spring; on Route 81. Price
10000; 81 500 down,
230 ACRES
Good 7-room house; barn. outbuild.
ings; lays beautifully; plenty Of
water. Price $4,000, with half cash.
These farms are all located in West
ern Maryland near the Potomac
River; 100 miles from downtown
Washington.
Eugene p. Nixon, RE. 7-S112
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COUNTRY PROPERLY

SMALL COUNTRY ESTATE. approx.
4 acres, on main highway. improved
by beautiful S-rm. modern brick;
modern kit. with cleo. dishwasher;
bsmt.. 2-car garage; insulated; oil
h.-w.h.; chicken houses. spring and
stream; beautiful location, school
bus by the door; good transp.; Is
mi to D. c. Open Sat. and Sun.
Directions: East on Rte. so to Rte.
301 then left "a mile to Rte. $50.
then right approx. l mile to prop
erty and our sign on left. Priced to
sell quickly; reasonable terms. Of
fered by LOUIS A. STARTLING. T21
10th st. NV Wash. D. c., RE.
Mr.. o6INEY-7-rm. restored farm
house, barn, chicken house. garden;
on. school busline; 500 per mo-;
refs. required. SIGLER a. CO.,
caTTiocTisNp s MT. HOME on 1o-acre
wooded and handicapped grounds; 40
miles d. c. Unique house, modern
lied and furn. with charm. Paneled
liv. rm. with stone drepl., cleo. kit.y
30-ft. scr. porch with panoramic
view Of mts.: tile bath, 5 hedrms.;
workshop, bath in bsmt. To reach:
To Point Of Rocks Bridge via Lees
burg or Rockville. turn on Rt. 672
on Va. side and immed. left on $50,
approx. / mile to sign, BROWN"
Tel. Lovettesville (VaD 2311.
HELICoPTERS future transp, 35 to
100 miles. few minutes. Will build
near Middleburg, Va: exclusive
riding and hunt section. CO. 5-3312.
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INVEsTMENI PROF. WANTEp
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

3 STORY BLDG. downtown n.w.l-
to 20-ft. alley. Rented So. 100 VI.
R TTS $4,000 sOosoo BOSS 8 PHELPS
ROCKVILLE PIKE. h-acre CONNER
cial property. Building on premises
brings good income. Owner must
SMALL BAKERY; well equipped; re-
tail some wholesale; for informa-
ton call SO. S-7413. -8
FOR SALE BY 0WNER-Restaurant,
liquor store: land and building plus
10000 50. #. of valuable land. All
On Md. u. 8. l. Responsible parties
may get additional information by
,S TEiti R6 e sG 2s, 40l * star VIA
1927 18th st. n.w.--Larse vacant
downtown corner. should be good
location for club. institution, tour
lists. rooming. etc. About 20 rooms
and 8 baths. e. P. SCHWARTZ,
INC. 1914 Vt. ave-. .DI. 1920,
MODERN Limestone and marble fro9t
ern. including air CONDITIONING.
fiuorescent lighting, 2 lavatories on
Built-in counters and shelves. Ideal
fSr ToSsy 0 es MT Best so Say in
1900; ewes. OIL. 4-40Il.
So. It., Toned zoned C, SPIT frontage aSe
on Lee ii hE Iy..6, ideal for stores on
disc businesses in upper part Of
MONTGOMERY Co., with 2 apis. and
post. office adjoining. All EQUIP
me, ment an and oS stock AstTnstiys naSs
co. 700 E: Montgomery ave. Pc.
2-4500, or Mrs. B. j. Waters, ewes.
and Suns. Gaithersburg 590-W-11.
SMALL BUSINESS PROPERTY and 2
apis. On, bus; line in Brightwood
bath. viii bring $1,000 yrIy. income.
Price, $15.950. Eve, Mr.. MCDOWELL.
10; 4a0147. L. T. GRAvATTE: MA.
NR; 18Th AND G 5000 Q! sa. 4. !:
alley lot. Sewer and water in. s2:6 q
Me- fssa so e. A ANR SG EYE NW re nsS 81
fee bldg. about 1000 50. IT. Air
cond. Parking for z cars. .2nd a.
rented or can deliver entire bldg. in
SO days. A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 4
L 81. NV, block west of Conn. ave,
Almost new; rent $1,000. Priced
to sell. THOMAS p. BROWN. Ma.
F fRaS1s cioMMERc1AL LOTS next to
proposed shopping center which will
park 500 cars. Consists OF corner
Be- to goar adVant MS fG e see t T
The price IL cheap but will 60 up as
MR.. FLE(iER. 10. 7-347O.
End COMMERCIAL. 5000 So, IT,, 75x
120. 50th and Hayes SITS. me-;
5000. r: g. DUNNE. Ho. 10000,
and fixtures: immed. poss. JAMES
40o5 GEoRG;iA Ave. NV. Row
brick home contains 3 bedrooms and
bath, plus full bsmt, which can be
made into storefront, completely
redecorated: excellent for home and
business s Hsei c s MI MI Hall HSlland
Mr. n ~ NEW ST, c3 SiasGoi ana 9Th and B.
Ideal for lawyers or ORGANIZATION.
Less than $4,000. FRANK M
DOYLE. Reaitor, WO. 6-2637.
2218 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Ne
ist conmsreial; lot 2 SsoS; $1,000,
c B. ri P9HNE' M aRo I1S5oo in Rock.
vile si.s5 per So. Il. There Is I
30-acre tract OF this ground. which
is unusually well financed, for a
purchaser interested in the whole
tract. Call BRUCE KESSLER. OIL.
600 9th ST. S.W.-Corner store and
5 rms. with bath: excel. loo. for
grocery, ETC.: moderately priced;
terms.
THOMAS P. BROWN
61s 4th st. s.w. MA. s-1s1e
o.
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MoUNTvILLE. Va.
5-ACRE POULTRY FARM
UPPER MONT. CO., MD.

8 ACRES
Comfortable, modern, 4-bed.
room, country home. especially
suited for large family, near
schools, churches and within
walking distance B q o sta
ton for commuting: garden,
barn, usual outbuildings; los
Gated on main road; $4,000;
terms.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

BUILDING, surrounded
BY 4 alleys; conv. location; vic.
9 $ts r. sd sn N its 200 HS II Isl sor ss:
or lease. ST. 3-564S or your own
Mr. iS.n kiEsnwoRTH INTERCHANGE
heisht with 1900 So. It. air-cond.
ONCE space on 49, 400 So It. of
industrial ground. For further de-
tails call A. M. ROTH CO.. RE.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic.
Md,-Cottages and lots for sale to
college graduates. Accepted BY q
membership committee In bay COL
only. Drive down As miles beyond
Prince Frederick. Literature. IS
DRUM POINT BEACH-Lot, 145x7O:
value, ST 1000: will sell or take auto
AVALON SHORES. MD.-3-bedrm. :,
year-round home, $50 IT. from
DOWNS. Real Estate. Deale, Md.
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DUPONT CIRCLE AREA
NO OAOH--U1
2-ITNTT Apt

Mr.. Boiling Field. A mod. all-brk
bldg; full bsmt.; gas heat; good
rental "all white" area; close to
HAIRY Dus shopp1 Go IIa sIooo 81 4.1sSs
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

SPACE IN EXCLUSIVE SPECIALITY
SHOP for corset and lingerie dept.
or will share store with someone
that would like to open dress shop;
nice following. Box 269-x, Star.
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For further particulars of this
J and other properties, contact
L. A. Abercrombie. Poolesville
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18-4-UNIT

18--UNIT
APARTMENT BUILDINGS
Located in one of Md.'s finest rental
areas. All 2-bedrm. units: garbage
disposal: porches; 2 yrs. old; excel.
home and income property. Call
JU. 9-1103.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
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6h ACRES
Attractive, modern, brick home
with stream; complete baths.
2-car garage; 1000 It. 'front.'
age on State road in Pooles-
vile area; 500. 500: terms.
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REAL CATTLE LAND

In Fauquier Co.. Va. 242 acres, small
house, barns: finely watered.
300-acre river farm. improved with
lovely home: all modern tenant
house and full complement Of barns
and outbuildings. Price, $4,000.
Another river farm, Shenandoah
River-Lovelv home breath-taking
mountain view, 175 acres; fully
modern stone house. tenant house
and barns. Price, $4,000.
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon Va Phone 13k
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
PROFITABLE TOBACCO FARM
3,000-ft frontage on state road adj
joining Bel Alton, Nd. Excellent
soil. spring. streams. Groom cot
tage: water and electricity: large
Tenant on farm. $4,000. Liberal
OUTSTANDING TOBACCO Farm
miles from La Plata, Nd. 1853 acres.
n cultivated: soil produces high:
good woodland: two homes, 4 rooms
with electricity and telephone, 0
rooms with electricity, good wells,
two large tobacco barps, farm build
ings good neishherhood, Immsdtate
possession, Sacrifce price, 81 5000.
plata Md,
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ARLEDGE
Rambler of the Week

REAL ESTATE CORP
IA. 7-444S. II no answer. JE. 3-724SI
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INVESTORS

Are you interested In Government
property disposal, comprising hous-
ing, acreage, commercial shopping
Govt. real estate scattered through
out the United States. II inter-
ested address Box 402-X, Star.
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1856 ACRES-S-rm. house with cleo.
newly deco, barn and outbldgs.
watered bye several streams; neal
Culpeper, Va, on hwy. 522; pricec
at $3.50. r. e. HAWKINS, 1896
Shepherd st, NV. WASHINGTON. D. C
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1921 Conn. Ave, NV. DE. 2-seoQ
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Randall H. Hagner & Co, Inc.
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MD.-Nr.' town. SO
a., all or part; rms, elec. Little
cash; trade. RIA. 3-1l71.
FULLY EQUIPD. and operating 81
acre farm. within 10 min. to D. c.;
large modern home. fully Handicapped,
on high elevation. with all outbldgs. |:
barrel for $4,000. with approx. "
$4,000. LaROCHELLE REAL ES-
TATE. 7124 Marlboro pike, Dist.
low 4-()1l2 Omen Sunday
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600 9th ST. S.W.-Corner store and
rms. with bath: excel. loo. for
grocery, ETC.: moderately priced;
THOMAS P. BROWN
615 4th st. s.W. MA. s-1s19
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Word to the Wise ., Ms. Frank Colby

Mrs. II. d. q. Of Warrensburg,
Mo-, recently purchased in Cam
ada a beer stein on which Is in
scribed:
See all-hear all--say nowt.
Al Yorksireman's advice to his
son. Eat all-drink all-pay
nowt. And If ever tina does owt
for nowt. allus do it for thisen.
She asks for . translation.
Here 1t Is: See all. hear all, say
nothing. Eat all. drink all. pay
nothing. And If ever you do
anything for nothing. always do
it for yourself.
Reader Z. NJ. Of Ferris, writes:
"You often say Of q pronuncia-
ton that it is the dictionary
only choice In my book. q
choice is q selection from two
| or more Therefore. your only
choice is no choice ut all.
Literally L NJ. is correct. But
the words 'tchoice" and choose
are not so narrowly limited ID
English idiom. The words are
used In the sense Of q decision:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-31
Natures Children ., Lille. Co. A,A.,

Insects have six legs; spiders
eight. The spider uses its legs
with skill. When binding a
bulky victim. the spider not only
spins strong rope to be used
as cables. but deity uses hel
legs to fasten them so that the
struggling one cannot escape
The spider manufacturers "a
sticky glue for use upon lines
her victims viii travel. Wher
she lays down a spoke, she
retraces 1t to strengthen it before
coating It.
Usually she sits in the center
Of her trap with the tips of each
leg TOUCHING q spoke or line;
she does not have to see who
knocks at her door. but gets
the vibration.
The silk purse which she
weaves for the eggs is an intri-
cate bag of the very softest Of
silk lining and damp proof gray
silk for the outside. An opening
Is left in the top. Tiny eggs Of
a hundred or more flow into the
bag. It is closed and either
hung up in q safe place OF
dragged about. Many are swunl
between two weed stems or q
rose bush. The young hatch
within q few weeks. BY the
time they. are ready to emerge
the strong survivors are capable
Of self support.
Travel is by means Of balloon.
ing from one site to another. AL
are insect hunters. weavers anc
interesting trappers. You finc
them almost everywhere.