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Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
HARRISON

Hiram Mirtch, who is in a SER
iOus condition, has gone to his
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Paynter,
in Wilmington.
Clarence Smith came in from
Oklahoma the past week in a very
serious condition and is now at his
sisters, Mrs. Samuel Legates in
Geol etown.
Mrs. J. p. George spent Mothers
Day with her son and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Hastings in Sill
yer Springs. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey and
Mrs Nina Moore of Wilmington en-
tertained Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Hudson on Tuesday. We are sorry
they are leaving us Wednesday for
their new home near Snow Hill,
Md.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Veasey en-
tertained Tuesday evening Mrs.
Georgia Doyle of Coolspring and
Howard Pettyjohn.
Mrs. Fannie Davidson has been
spending some time with Mrs. Lii
lie Reynolds in Milton.
Mrs. William Prettyman, Jr., en-
tertained her father, Mr.. McCulla.
of Marcus Hook, Pa, over night on
Tuesday
Mrs. Delema Carey has cOmplet-
ed the real estate course given bv
Goldey-Beacom College and has re-
ceived her license from the Della
ware Real Estate Commission as a
salesman, and is now an associate
of Mrs. Mae McCabe of Rehoboth
Eeacn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey had
as their guests on Thursday eve
ming, Mrs. Pearl Dodd and Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Prettyman
entertained at a family turkey din
ner last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mason en-
tertained a part of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Short of Will
mingtOn.
Robert Veasey and Cleveland
James were Dover visitors on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Veasey had
as Saturday evening callers: Mr..
and Mrs. Luther Donovan of near
Georgetown and Mr.. and Mrs. CleV-
eland James of near Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey and
Mrs. Nina Moore of Wilmington
were Rehoboth visitors on Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland James
visited Valley Forge last Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Prettyman was a call
er at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Veasey recently.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
CAESAR RODNEY
SCHOOL NEWS

The Senior Cass of Caesar Rod
ney High School left at $50 A. NJ,
on Thursday, May 13, in two buses
for a three-day tour of New York
City. The group will stay at Hotel
Plymouth and is accompanied by
Mrs. Helen Lucia, Mrs. Betty Knee
land, Maurice Daisey, and Richard
c. Clark, faculty members.
A committee of the class pre-
pared the itinerary which includes
tours by bus in the city and by boat
around the city, educational and
recreational visits to the Empire
State Building. the Statue of
Libery, Wall Street, the National
BrOadcasing COmpany's Radio and
TelevisiOn Studios, the United Ma
tiOns Building and other places of
interest.
On Thursday afternoon they will
visit Radio City and see a movie
Executive Suite, and Cherry
Blossom Time, the ROckettes and
the Symphony Orchestra.
On Friday evening they will see
Almanac. a musical comedy.
On Saturday, in addition to morn
ing tours, the group will divide and
see the Dodgers-Cardinals game,
the Bronx Zoo, Cinerama, or the
Museum of Natural History.
They expect to arrive at Caesar
Rodney School at 11:GO p. m, Sat
urday night.
Rules governing individual and
group conduct on the trip were
made by the class and Jointly ap-
proved by them and by the Board of
Parents were supplied with
copies of these rules for their in
formation.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
Eighth Grade Students And Parents
Ponder School Courses

EiBhtM UFaOe students And Parents
Ponder School Courses
On Thursday morning, Nav 13
1854, the eighth grade students from
Magnolia and Frederick visited
caesar Rodney School accompanied
by Mr. Ray Hancock, principal of
the Frederick School. They attend
ed an assembly program, toured
the several departments of the high
school and then had lunch in the
cafeteria with the Caesar Rodney
eighth grade students acting as
hosts.
In the afternoon the Frederick
students continued on to FELTON,
high School where some of the
Frederica graduates attend. The
Magnolia students visited classes
ana later in the afternoon were
joined by their seventh grade class
mates and Principal ]. Ralph Nc
Ilvaine for baseball games. Magno-
liza won boys and girls games from
the Caesar Rodney Junior High
Squads.
On Thursday evening the par
ents OF eighth grade students from
Magnolia, Frederick and Caesar
Rodney met in the cafeteria and
heard representatives of the various
departments of the school outline
the courses taught in the school
program. The program was as fol-
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
AUsTERITY FOR FoRMosA

TAIPEH. FormOsa - up - Aus
terity on Chinese National Formosa
is becoming more austere.
The provincial government has
clamped new restrictions on the
opening of new cafes and bars. bans
Chinese from serving foreign wines
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21
EAGER BEAVERS

GREENFIELD, Mass. - (P) -
Beavers built their dam too damn
high and the creek overfowed.
washing away sizeable portion of
Shutesbury Road.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

and cigarettes except when foreign
guests are present, and has placed
tighter curb on the import of
luxury goods.
Milford chronicle., 1954-05-21

Mrs. Pearla L. Hopkins, John c.
Branner, and Frederic w Brown.
, 1954-07-31
lob PRINTING
TO ST. CROIX DIVISION CONSUMERS OF
THE POWER DEPARTMENT OF VICoRP

The Power Department takes pleasure in announcing a
rate reduction for St. Croix consumers, lowering the first
block of energy from 40 xvi % 10 cents XVIII to 40 XVIII
"a s. cents a XVIII While this rate will mostly affect our
minimum users who previously were allowed 10 " at
the minimum $190 rate and now are allowed 125 w it
will also reduce all residential and commercial "B" consumer
step in the right direction.
This reduction will amount to $4,000 monthly decrease
in revenue from our Residential and schedule "B" consumers.
We anticipate an increase in the use of electricity with a
restoration of our revenues, and at such time we shall again
undertake a rate reduction. We urge all consumers ITO GO
ELECTRIC" 50 that we may soon again reduce your rates.
The reduction in rates will begin with all bills mailed
on and after August j., 1854. AT the same time the Power De-
partment is offering another reduction in rates for the st.
Thomas Division. This is their second reduction and is a re
suit Of their greater use Of electricity as well as a more fa-
vorable central location Of consumers.
LEONARD $. MARTIN. Manager
Power Department Of VICofp
, 1954-07-31
FOR SALE
Unit No. "a Of St. Johns, Property Of the Estate
LEONARD WILLIAMS, deceased.

Sealed bids will be received by Mr.. Peter Jackson, Exc
cutor Of the ESTATE Of LEONARD B. WILLIAMS, de-
ceased, in care Of ALMERIC +. CHRISTIAN, attorney for
the estate, for the purchase Of the above described property.
Bids will be publicly opened On Monday August 9th,
1854, at 8 o'clock pm. in the law office Of Attorney Americ
T. Christian, located at No. 40-4l Queens Gross Street Chris,
tiansted. The Executor reserves the right to accept Or reject
any or all bids. Sale of the property is subject to confirmation
by the District Court. Persons desiring to inspect property,
please contact M. Peter Jackson or Attorney Almeric 1.
Christian, telephone No. l53.
Almeric 1. Christian Peter jackson
Attorney Executor 9
F. Box 425 Pc. Box 126
christansted, St. croix
, 1954-07-31

It's summer-t's hot, and we leave as much work az we possibly
can until the weather gets cooler. No need for . hermit life though.
We can still entertain our friends, the easy way. From the TEST
Kitchens Of Minute Maid FTesh-FrozenJ Juices comes q timely recipe
for Gpiced Punch. Takes practically no time TO fix and it's q wonder
ful way to serve q crowd. Instead Of the conventional ice cubes t.
cool your p~nnch-foat 4 chilly iceberg Of lemon sherbet In the center.
for a different touch.
Epiced Fruit Punch
i Gun sugar 2cans (6 oz) Minute Maid
i cup water Fresh-FrozenL Lemonade
i teaspoon powdered alspice Water
can Is ozO Minute Maid 1 pint lemon sherbet
Ffesh-Frozen Orange Juice Sprig fresh mint
Place sugar and water in small pan and place over moderate heat,
stirring lust until sugar Is dissolved. Bring TO . boil Add allspice
and simmer gently s minutes. Cool Blend Minute Maid Fresh.
Frozen Juices with water following label directions Add TO cooled
svrup. Place mixture in punch bowl Float lemon sherbet In center
and garnish with sprig Of fresh mint. Approximately 20 4-oz. serv-
hgs.
, 1954-07-31
NOTICE
OF REGISTRATION or ELECTORS

During the month Of August, 1854, the Registration
Board will meet for the registration Of qualified electors in
each district as provided below:
At the Court House (Police) Christiansted every o
DAY for the residents Of Christiansed Town and Suburbs
from & pm until 8 PM beginning August 2, 1854.
At the Court House Poliee) Christiansted every WE'D
NESDAY for the residents of ChristiaAsted'C Country District
from 4 pm. until s pm. beginning August 4, 1854.
AT the Court House, Frederiksted, every TUESDAY for
the residents Of Frederiksted Town District from 4 pm. UNI
til s pm. beginning August 8, 1854.
At the Court House, Frederiksted, FRIDA for the
residents Of Frederiksted Country District from 4 pm. until
g pm. beginning August 6, 1854.
The meetings during the month Of September will be
subsequently.
All those persons previously registered need not register,
except in cases of change of residence, or continuous absence
from the Virgin Islands in excess Of one year.
THE REGISTRATION BOARD
St. Croix, Y. /, U. S. A, 9th July A. D. 1854
WILLIAM F. MooRHEAD
Chairman Registration Board
, 1954-07-31
ST. THOMAS

ST. THOMAS ~.
for sale to the public for affix-
ing to all mail and packages.
Hope has been expressed by
the Board that this design will
eventually be used by all
groups advertising the Virgin
Islands through every med
ium.
According to the report, the
poster is 50 attention getting
that it can compete successful
" with advertising from any
part Of the world.
, 1954-07-31

TOURISTS s..
co products which are subject
to duty and internal revenue
tax under the recent customs
Qualification.
, 1954-07-31

Christiansted, St. croix
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES'
BROAD RUN FARMS

BROAD RUN FARMS
We appreciate the interest and visits
who have shown US the eourtesy al
looking. over our DEVELOPMENT.
u you nave been out already. then
come again and you'll be surprised
q the progress, II you hayen't
lust Hss Gses shsa sS%; ms sS Sc:
success. where purchasers have puf-
chased over $50 homesites 20
quickly and where 90 many homes
are either built or are nov under
construction that many ask II this
y special ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
coMPARE THESE FEATURES
VI Every domestic Is served with
60-ft. dedicated right-of-way With
24-ft. graded road. Of which 90
+ Is srTfaced with macadam built
doun County soning authorities.
90 Electricity available to every
ts) Telephons svaiiabls % every
az f5as sshoa Man h Ssliy y;sS, !. ,,..,.,.
churches within shoppins distances.
90 20 you want wooded seclusionf
% q. p Ss,y ,oq \, want vid'-oD'n Dlos''
and look & MSSylSnd.s 'o nia; HTMc
sgEar L0as Mountsin and viirsinis's
20 @, x n,ls' SSsss 81 q eo ,,
eyer T,. 81, fast ss. new state hishwsys and
more accessible In point Of time.
safety and comfort than Chevy
Chase. silver Spring. Alexandris and
other commutink areas,
I'D The developer has segrsgated I
nent use Of the owners who pur-
chase homesites In this development.
This acre Of land lies between one
Of the macadam roads In this de-
yeiobment and the. deep waters Of
sSou. oSs.ructSn g 4.
River, openins s up the fSii isc aiHe
Of Broad RUN and this beautiful,
wide section Of. the Potomac River
TO dshing. hunting and recreation.
This acre Of land win provide park.
ing PRIVILEGES Tor cars and boat
tioI Lcudoun County has one Of the
lowest taxes IN the country. being
several times lower than any Of the
other Metropolitan Washington eoun.
tiiJ A new 1s-hois golf course ON
Leesburs pike near the development
cost over . quarter Of . million
tiS5 4 new million dollar county
Eish school q under constructors
(1Sl Among ethsrs this Subdivision
u serviced By mail. laundry and
Newspaper deiiysr Tyy;,,
Every homesite In this Developments
priced ct 81 .622.60. First purchaser
TO come gets first choice.
Down payment and monthly payment
to suit any reasonable requirement
upon approval OF developer vho
does hts own financing.
OPEN ALL DAY SUN TIL DARK.
To reach: West on Rt. z. ID miles
past Tysons Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Rum
Bridge where Broad RUN Lake 10
located Once on lake.
JUST COME AND SEE ENJOY
a DAY IN THE COUNTRY
WITH UH
COLEMAN G. GORE
REALTOR
ILEEsBURo. VA Phone 7es.J-A
ROBERT B. YOUNG
HRNooN. VA. Phone s4-y-l
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STORES FOR RENT

LOCATED 18th AND N. Z. AVE. NV.
S25 mo. Apply 1888 N. 7. ave. NV.
Or can Wo 1892 -. ,E-zx.
g Sal rr. u.s. 81 7;,-5ss 3D. on osorsi. aye.
sSS NEW YORK AVE. N,w.-Good
location: lovely condition: SIS mo.
HARRISON q ADAMS. MA. s-s30s,
con. It'll AND A SITS. Me-. size
14x36 with 2 show windows; newly
BASEMENT, in heart Of Silver Spring,
on wide, clean alley: 26x5S, wide
outside stairway to bsmt. JU. 6-64ls.
$50 18th ST. NV, formerly occu-
pied BY the Shade shopAttractiye
1ss,noor display cor room a1sG sooS
excellent condition; immed. poss.
$3.50 per mo. Consult Mr. Young,
SHANNON A EUCHs CO.. Realtors,
1905 H st. NV. MA S-2345. IL
Ills 2lst ST, NV floors, each
approx. 1000 50. IT.: 2nd comml; i;
ysean1s; onS SsaS sPs sT 1Snta; GGuRsS1s
Co, Realtors, 1903 q st. NV. ma.
1914 S1ss4 is.h ST. N.w.-smsIl store,
cow. to medical center; all-weather
heat and air conditioning incl IN
can can A sncuR am8s0 AR qRR5s4 s a..
. I'll R 81 N.w.-suitable for doe.
tors ofices or small organization,
Parking area IN rear: 10 inspect,
call AMERICAN SECURITY q
TRE yNcr &C. ST. $1,000 cssg s.op,.. and
safeway0Modern store. approx l5'
xts0', with parking: suitable many
kinds businesses; feas. rent: vacant
Consult Dick Taylor. SHANNON B
LUCHs CO. Realtors. 1908 h st.
o niE: ma c siss4S. AREA - Hirhl,
au eeA Hsa.t FsiSy p 5or
larry suitable for delicatessen OF
dress shop. For Information and
appointment. cali UN. $4,000,
| MORRISON d HOLLINGsWORTH
500 ANNAPOLIS I'd. Bladenshurs
ron On RENT--sToRE on sHoP. on
small l. business Lisht and hsai
mel Long s., lease wiNSSER f en- s
EXCEL Keel LoCATIoN-Lease store .
bldg with It. For facts see mgr.
| 1764 Columbia I'd. NV,
$500 CONN. AVE. M. uptown thea
ter. Busy &R0p. C6E. ~ BUS ~ uOOk
Long lease. Resp. tenant. Wo. 9
|saolPpPING CENTER. wen Is aplished
Store lSx75, ideal ladies dresses
lingerie, 5 and 10. h'dwa!c Towers
antiques. 1888 Wilson blvd, Afi
Also store at 1109 18th NV. In
1870. WO. 6-6S66.
l35Ii GEORGIA AVE. N.W.--Suitahl
any business or office. very low rent
Equipped for dry cleaners. n. N
APPLESTETN. RIA. 3-3996. II.
lf6th AND q SITS. NV, excel. for TV
i bakery, barber. beauty, ETC.; rem
the main street, Excel for aut'
. sacces. sports goods drug. uneheon
cite. etc. EN-, 3-ah6S. Ma. S-hh7S
lSIe8 MT. PLEAS. ST. NV. M. Par
Il rd., cross-toWn bus. show Windows
Immed. poss. Reas. WO. 6-SS1t
9oT 18th ST. NV. s
ILcng-term lease may be had for TIL
$500 50. It. on street level. Vel
block from Doctors hospital. suit
able for almost any enterprise re
curing transient neighhorhoot
Available today.
FRED A SMITH CO.
lila nth St. NV. Elk. 3-24S
fDRY-CLEANING STORE and 2-bed
4 rln. ant. $500 New Hampshire Az
!. nv. REDUCED 10 $1Q0. -.
WARRINGTON nHAITT, "A. e-eoo
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. DO nth st. NV, mr..
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionist, switchboard, mail
and telephone answering service.
furu. .Reas. Me. 8-2101.
DOWNTOWN. mail address and tele-
phone answering service. $3.50 per
DESK SPACE avail
able Heart of Bethesda In new
modern air-cond. suite; moderate
rental incl. telephone secretarial
service; Gali OF: 6.zs90. -
space In Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering, mail service avail.
Call DE, 2-SOOO.
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
MODEL FARM
Old Stone Home
Built in 1900
and 10 Acres

to either dairy or beef
and with an 18-cow dairy barn this
completely restored. 3-bedroom, 18th
century home is surrounded by all
most 100 acres Of lush pasture and
overlooks q wide overlooking stream,
bounded by nice bottom land. This
farm-home unit Is ideal for the COM
muter or retired person looking for
perfection. 1t has q long frontage on
. hard road and Is only miles from
swimming pool and golf course. The
interesting living room (15x23l with
beamed. ceiling and fireplace lends
atmosphere to the old house; two
other fireplaces. Other buildings In
clude f25x60l cattle feeder. barn,
box stalls for horses, new machinery
shed, corn CRIB and 6-rcom tenant
house. Excellent terms, $40, 900. q
= TYLER vi RD LE SNi A Va. 5 sS
WEEKDAYS AT
GEO. MASON GREEN co.
2o39 Wilson Blvd. Arl,. Va:
Re9ltors IA. 4.l4O0
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2OO-ACRE DAIRY FARM

ZUU-AChE DAIRY tAfLM
Full production, all modern equip
ment. Shipping bulks Washington
market. 9S.2 rating. 40 steel stan.
chions. cleo. barn cleaner. 6-rnit
chion barn for dry cows and heifers,
5 marietta cement block silos, partly
filled with barley and alfalfa. hay
barn, 2 machine sheds. 8 other out
bldgs. 5-bedrm. modern home. B.
room modern tenant house. A, year
round stream through farm. water
acres woodland. Also complete mod.
ern machinery and 10 tons baled
alfalfa available. 90 min. from Rock
vile in upper Montg. Co. Can be
financed. Shown by appt. Mr.. Bar
n sSms l1us M . 49,
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FARM. 325 acres; nice stream: two
aaSais G ns sr ssSss
S13,760. 81
Farm. 65 &C. Ono housed. fne build-
Ing site; good well. stream; 81 800.
Good building lots, Arie vicinity. from
IA 70 II &C. each, large road
Stickley Real Estate Agency
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lOl7 18th 81. NV FIRST ncor
tising, air In. sond. e ses!Esd. other
Law suite near s Conn. and =. $50
QUEENS CaHiAAirEi AREA--Exeelient
location In highly concentrated cen-
ter. Aforementioned janitor serve
Ice. VIII arrange space to suit
tenant. For information and ap-
gointment call UN: 1900: NOR.
annapolis I'd. BladensburE. Nd.
AIR COND. OFFICE ii small once
bldg. mr. Dupont Circle: available
Immediately. Phone Oh. 2-10e0.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE suit.
doctor. lawyer. dentist. or small
bus: choice loo, Wheaton TRIANGLE.
keas. rent; will remodel to suit
tenant: 10. 1880: opsn eyes.
MODERN REALTY co.
1915 CONN Ice: front rms; re-
ssf .6 sss 81 a'sl o sst .E Ea ssss
Ie2s CONN. AyE.-Excel. furn. Of
nee In law suite; Receptionist. S7b
1911 CALVERT 81. NV. M. Shore
AeglAA &Hu w AAUtElN--- OAl4
DOCT0h'S OFFICE, $50 Cd. IT,. walt
ing room, exam. rKa., cons. rm.. lab,
bath: avail. immed.; S0b; med. cen.
area. EN- 2-2500
NEAR DUPONT CInCLE-.Pvt. once.
.sos "a AVE- VIZ NV A pr ssasS
mems once bldg. to be completed
Sept. 80. entire LIST door. 1900 50.
It. or 2nd Moor 0ftices OF 220. 10
or 800 50. It. still avail. RA. 81
DOWsNTowN, s11 18th. 81. NV
Entire 1st floor, air conditioned;
S125 mo. Call Di. 7-3O47.
DOCTORS HOSPITAL only block
from this excel. small once bldg.
consisting Of lower level store plus 5
once, suites above. suitable for
dental laboratory. medical supplies,
LER a 4 CO., RE. s-s4s1 sun. OIL
SILVER SPRING in Eis Bldg. stand
ard size suite Of .ofices on 3rd Moor
suitable for physician, surgeon,
chiropractor or business use; avail
able within 80 days. DIR. VOTTK,
~: 9-655l; II no ans. try ~. z.
FRONT SUITE ofaces. rec. rm.
| financial district, downtown. Apply
DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417 L sc. NV
SILVER SPRING - Impressive brick
| Colonial bldg, zOned Industrial. at
922 Burlington ave. door from
Ga. ave. Air cond. Parking priyils
Suit. for ofices.. laboratories. lighi
manufacturing. etc 5000 =; on 2nt
| rate and partition. MCBRIDE. JU
/ S-2SfRs OP HE 4.20k9
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LOTS AND ACREAGE ron SALE

17.O0O 50. FT.-Zoned ant. or du-
piex Adjacent to lafEe. garden
.yRi a sRs ws Ifil Z \. "a l ssssT
ewes IA s-6525. .
n. AkL.---2, nice. 60-ft. vide lots.
! facing park ct 1882 North enantico
81; 5000 each. terms. OWNER.
1As, $3.50 q, ,yriss , ss5d e 8
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


/. Anne Arundel County ColoniaI
Estate, 1855 acres. restored historic
brick home. p rooms. Q baths, land
scaped grounds; MANAGERS house.
barns. full set farm buildings, COM
cstf farm slanng asnnery and tools
paved road, ideal retirement place IN
hrst-clAss condition.; % miles D. C..
e.. 176 acres overlooking Chesapeake
Bay. paved highway. farm houses,
lords interest In crops. streams;
8. 1s acres. 5-room home. large
miles iiss'i B. G.; n $3.50. nnan'ns 'O
4. 246 acres overlooking Chesapeake
Bay, Groom Colonial frame dwell
ing. 2 farm houses. 4 barns. rum
ming streams. paved highway; idea
ne sa'ls :sssssS a e m iEan B.
s. $50 acres. e-room. center-hail
Colonial home. large. tobacco barns
complete farm machinery. excel:
timber; 2 running creeks, ideal LAKE
site; operated BY good tenant: 4f
miles b. C.: $4,000 for quick sale
8: 70 acres OF, paved road. 6-roon
home. 4-room tenant house, large
barns. stable, complete outbuildings
running stream, land in high STATE
Of cultivation; immediate posses
sion: owner selling due to Illness
% miles d. c.: ST.. 900.
Ia. 30 acres. Groom log cabine. to-
bacco barn, large. running stream
| good orchard. valuable gravel de
| post; Southern Anne Arundel Coun
tv: imnedite possession; % mile
| D. c.: S7,750.
g. st. Marys County, 100 acres, 8.
| room frame Colonial home, larg'
| barn, complete outbuildinRs. one
third interest in growing CROPS
timber, valuable gravel deposit. run
1 ming stream, paved highway: neal
st. Marys River. fishing. hunting
immediate possession; $9,a50..
See our ad under ''Waterfronts 70
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts
timber, going businesses to MI you
requirements. CALVERT REALTl
AGENCY. Prince Frederick; Md
TON BY APPOINTMENT.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

HALF ACRE. on Riggs 5d.--sals or
MODERN OFFICE BLDG. for SALE
i %sS .s 1csgDssnc{ m.stOS. fson
a aiaminSm WIDOWS. sc. Bafisin.I
sff soak EE AN n,sS sS,S&M. DWELLING on
s, ssIi S SSSMs ER5 E. $3.50 %. r.,
75xl2O, Both and HAYES q. ne,
Price $1,000. r. O. dunno. no.
sSa as sS.7 / AZ. s4soo NF l. 4. DS sSRR
zoos aN GEORGIA iSSSSi AVE. NV, Row brick
home and business use; contains .
pletely redecorated. Excellent ios
home and business use: contains
Ynent which can be made into store
sMTTTiHY Co. sill 18th st. NV,
BEST BUY m rowN--Lsyel corner
lot. 100 It. on Baltimore biydS l7S
producins 1' now. BOWERS BROS.
BHaApIENsssBHTTiRG-Masonry In. bldg.
: s9o TT sfot Sfiee :o- sss 81 81 y
AuTOMOTIvE or FURNITURE. 2nd
comml.; 40x60 bldg, lge. lots. near
by Nd; $4,000; terms. Also nave
$4,000 "a. It. land on hvy. d.
7-650O.
. NEAR Goth AND EYE small
office bidg., about 1000 So y at, AZ
rented or can deliver entire pide; "a
90 days. A. M. ROTH CO., RE
NEAs 18th AND 9 s.E:.-s. 900 8 8 s. /
cas6. Al N. ROTH CO., RE. 7.7330.
c0TJNTRY STORE, attractive home.
stock and fixtures: immea; possesss
JAMES g. MAHoNEY. 3SlS 18TH ~
-n.wa Hu. 3.54lo. - =. ~.
AL. towards Benedict. Nd. Bldg
xSx6B, N-acre lot with 100 ~. IRONY
S9e. Beer and light wine, liquor Il
eerisa, class d on and OH sale. AZ
ideal location to combine Win gLo-
Gerry and general merchandise. lea
sonnbly priced for quick sale. Conv
terms. owner has other inteTssts
PINKNEY A. EARNSHAW, JR., Can
tnn. Nd, Cypress 7-S70O. 49,.
Waldorf. MD. e.rm. house wiz <
$40 It, frontage ON State s ~: oo.
ideal business location: SSs y ~
terms. PINKNEY A. EAENSndanW
JR., Clinton. Nd. Cypress 7-S10O.
18th AND K SITS. NV -.
Two stores, apis. above; total fe ~,
low $500; no leases; price rignL, ~ ~
S,,s.t saIs RE 7-2137. III. 4-V200
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-01

Montgomery County
. h.,s and sss.: selection S q e. i aSe
are located in committing distance
/ EUGENE B. GINGELL
Lsushiin. or. cisco.