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BICYCLE SAFE


10 to 2 Sunday. Fine English bi.
cycles. all sizes. S36.95 up. Alss
large selection Of good used Amer.
lean and English bicycles. all sizes
$g.95 TO $19 .95. No sales tax. Hurry
to Arlington's Oldest and finest bi.
cycle shop. ]. M. MOODY CYCLE
or. 4-s354.
BINOCULARS. Imported. coated, q
power. with case, $50. KE. 7-0633
BOOkS--30 vol. de luxe edition 1885,
works Charles Dickens, publisher
Chapman & Hill. Rare value. $50
Baluchistan rug. 3lax6, dark brown
and maroon, $50, pU. 5-S3S4.
BOOKS
Large accumulation from estate IL
braries. etc, including several lot,
displayed for FIRST time. Liquidation
prices; everything priced before sale
ESTATE BOOK SALES, 722 18th st
NV, 2nd floor; Sun, Mon. Thurs.
Sat, 10 am. to 10 pm.
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BED-MATTRESS SALE!

and mattress, $3.50; HOLLYWOOD
esaa eWavEy With Sssd rsE HIsh mattress mattress: ssSo
FOLD-AWAY COTS with mattress
sassSS sasssS MSTTREssEs sSEh vn s5 priVs inss
SALES. 5iI New jersey ave. NV.
BEDRM. SET. twin, complete. chest
Of drawers with Hollywood beds
tables; lamps; misc. AID. 4-1293;;
BEDRM. SUITE - Bureau, vanity
stool. and bed: complete. $50. Wal
nut hnish; 2 mirrors. JU. 5-l534
BEDROOM sUITE-Magnificent solid
mahogany 4-poster canopy bed,
dresser and chest: with unusual
colonial rocking chairs. Reas. KE'
BEEDRM. FURN.. mahog. hand painted
dress. table and bench. Oh. s-s0ii
BEDRM. FURN., twin beds. coil
ser, night tble.. chr. OIL. 2-5011.
BEDRM. SET. chairs and mirrors
reasonable; "a. Toronto Apts.. 2O0S
BEpsooM Il; ON SUITE, blond; meta,
wardrobe. misc. items. Reasonable
!4S5 Chapin st. NV. Apt. 32. AD
BEDRM. SUITE, chairs, lamps. ia.
BILE, twin beds, desk, brass fire set
metal cabinet. 5O29 Illinois ave. NV
BEDRM. SUITE, bed with msttr. ant
springs. dresser and vanity. $50
AP. 1-6724
BEDRM. walnut dble. bee
suite: good condition. VIII sell al
or part. will sacrifice. WO. 6-S217
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DOORS

Kelco Jalousie doors Of all types
for front. rear and porch entrances.
Screen and storm sash Interchange
aDIei INvEST4RcATW vEESSTT4RcsIAlTSrWvs AMI coup.pr
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.TATOTTSTES

Kelco Jalousies will insure Q satisfisd
customer and repeat business for
iscientiy @ WeStherstripped unit 0ss avail. H.
able. Easy to install. or we install
for you. You can pay more but you
can't buy better.
INVESTIGATES AND COMPARE
]. G.. Hiltabidle Co.
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BEDS-GOVT. SURPLUS
Army bunk beds q units). $3.50,
solid oak single beds. spring anc
felt mattress. S23.95 complete: 80.
In. HOLLYWOOD beds with new cottor
mattress. SCI ;95; double Murphy
FRANK & SON. Ala srd st. NV.
Elk. 3.S974
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JEWELRY BY RODIN

JEW G1IC Z b1 NOOIN
Preserve sentiment Of your old Jewels
we will redesign, restore or add
other stones to your own pieces and
make Q wearable pin. ring. bracelet
- saves you money and retains
sentiment.
Over 25 years experience in gold.
silver and platinum craft.
RODIN JEWELS
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Shaw-Walkers. 4-draWers
complete: legal or letter: S13.76 tc
$3.50. D. c. SURPLUS SALES, 611
IaRanHf
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AIR-CONDITIONEk SALE
INSTALLATION
Authorized sales-Phtlco. 0E, Fed
de-s. Servel. Frigidaire, Mitchell.
Chrysler. Easement conditioners.
AIR CONDITIONER. $75. AID: 4.42O6
AIIIaONS 2212 1Ath st. N.W.
, 1954-11-10
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE BY:
PABST BREWING COMPANY

for registration ia the Virgin Islands Of the United States OF
renewal Of Certificate Of Registration No 314,829, registered
in the United States Patent Office Oh July 10, 1884, and in the
Virgin Islands Of the United States on July 10, 1886, and it
having been shown that said certificate Of registration was
renewed in the United States Patent Office on September 81
1854, for 4 period Of twenty (2) years from July 70, 1854,
unless sooner terminated as provided BY law, il the name
Of Pabst Brewing Company, Of Chicago, Illinois, a corpora
ton Of Delaware, which made 4 showing Of ownership Of the
said trademark;
THIS is TO CERTIFY that the said renewal has been
recorded in the Office Of the Government Secretary Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States, at ST. Thomas, in accord
aree with the provisions in the Regulations governing the
registration Of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin Islands,
approved April 4, 1916.
Tn testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the Seal Of the Government Of the Vir-
gin Islands Of the United Statess to Be affixed at Char
lotte Amalie, ST Thomas, Virgin Islands, this 9th
day Of September, AID, 1854.
(SEAL)
CHARLES K. cLAUNcH
Government Secretary for the Virgin Islands
, 1954-11-10
I H u r S d A Y
h.N0 and 8.2A nlnn-.

500 and $50 pm.
Our 4th Double Feature Program
for our Spanish Speaking Public
LIST Feature: Universal Interna-
tional Production Of 1854
1T Came From Outer Space
starring Richard Carlson
End Feature: RKO's Walt Disney
Production ia Spanish
En- FL Fondo del Mar Roio"
--latest Universal News End Edi-
ton at $50 pm. only
, 1954-11-10
Notice Of Recount

Upon request Of the Hon.
Henry Creque, and IN accord
ance with Section 3 (a) (b) &
(c) Of the Electoral Law for
the Virgin Islands Of the Unit
ed States a recount Of the bal
lots cast for Candidates at
Large to the Legislature will
be made as follows:
For the polling place o.
Christiansted Town and ST.
burbs and Christiansted Coun
try District the recount vii
take place at 800 o'clock pm.
On Wednesday, Novtmber 1Oa
1854 at the Police Court House
at Christiansted, ST. Croix.
for The polling place OF Fred
eriksted Town and Frederik7
sted Country Districts the rel
count will take place at 800.
p.m on Friday, November III
1854 at the Court House a
Frederiksted, St. Croix.
Said recount will be public.
ELECTION BOARD, St. Croix
Novemember 5, 1854
William F. Moorhead
Chairman
, 1954-11-10
months old Markum.

11IO14t11o O4U MU1IIe
They will remain with their
parents until the middlz a
December, when they will re-
turn home in time for Christ
mas.
, 1954-11-10
R K. cLAUNCH

Government Secretary for tae Virgin Islands
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Fork of Willis

Ny and Mrs. Willie Oliver Of
Richmond visited Mrs. Walter
Duncan and Mr. and Mrs. P L.
Duncan Sunday evening.
Mr. ad Mrs, w H Duncan and
daughter, judy and Earl Wood
fin were callers in the Emmett
Gillespie home, near Ennonville.
Sunday.
The Robert Johnson family has
moved from this community to
Gainesville
Cadet David M. Barker, Of V.
M l., visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. NJ Barker last week end.
Mars. Tucker Harrison and
small son Harry III, were Sunday
dinner guests in the H T. Har-
rison home at Morning Car
tel9yille.
Those from this community who
attended the Laymens Day pro-
gram at Thomas Chapel Church
last Sun day were Miss Nell
Cooke. Mrs Esten Baker, Mrs. H.
r Talley, and O w BAH.
Mrs Ollie Holland, who is ser
ioqsly i'll, was admitted to a Rich
mond hospital last week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

yearly. Wig become more sympa-
thetic to the needs of agrlcul-
ture, Dean Dietrich feels.
Position to Improve
7 he present relatively unfa-
vorable' position of agriculture
with respect to other elements of
the national economy can be ex--
pected to. be righted with the
vast challenges and opportunities
that farm families will have in
the next quarter-century. he said
He suggested that the delegates
look at the future through the
eyes of General Motors, which
he said has announced a billion
dollar expansion program. Our
populatioa Of 100 100000 now
will be ABOUT 205, 100000 in 1875.
In both of these things. the
speaker saw reasons for optim-
ism
Dr. Diotrick'S address was the
afternoon feature of the annual
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Dean Dietrich, Of VPI Cipes District Ten
Honemakers Reasons for Rural Optimism

Dean L. B. Dietrich. Of VPI,
faced homemakers in District 10.
Virginia Federation Of Home
Demonstration Clubs, toward a
future which holds unlimited
possibilities Tuesday in his adj
iress-of the-day during the an
nual meeting in BBuckingham
Central High School
A new recognition that the ma
tons and agriculture's welfare
are one and the same a popu-
.lation that is increasing rapidly,
increasing operatlonal and NO
duction know how. and a grow
ing understanding between in
duStry and agriculture We're the
speakers reasons for that view.
He said the U s population.
increasing by the@total number
Of people in Canada every six and
One-haf years. means vast mar
kets. Urban people. watching the
number of farm people shrinking
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Guinea

Wednesday afternoon. April %,
the II. d. Club Of Guinea was
entertained by Mrs. Robert f.
Garrett.
The meeting was called to order
by the president, Mrs. Reuben
. Addleman. Mrs. j r Stratton
conducted the devotions.
There was 4 LARGE attendance
and very interesting meeting
was held Many Items of business
were transacted
Mrs Joe HazelgruVe gave an in
terestInG report OF a meeting She
recently attended in Fafmvile.
The hostess served delicious
lct cream. cake, candy and mints.
Miss Barbara Atidleman spent
Thursday night, April p. as the
guest 81 Miss julia Ann Vogel OF
Cumberland.
MSgt and Mrs David J Mat
son returned home Friday. after
a visit with relatives in Pennsyl-
vanla.
Mrs William f. Peterson. OF
Hollywood, Maryland. visited MI.
and MRS J p Suatton April 28-
80.
Todav'S u S. bituninous coal
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

Miss Barbara Addlcman spent
the week end, April 1925, as the
guest Of Miss Eunice Hamlet. Of
Nathalie and Miss Alice Hamlet.
Of South Boston.
DR. and Mrs. Wyndham b.
Blanton, who We're spending some
time al their country home West
Ill" were called back 10 Rich
mond to attend the funeral Of
their altht, Miss Wallace
Mra. S;allle Butcher OF Farm
vile. wes q Sunday guest at
"Forklalsi' in the home OF the
Joe A Hazelgroye family
] w Orders brought 4 hclpe
full message to the congregatioii
ct GuiYa Church Sunday. Hf
was accompanied by Mrs Orders
and THEN daughter. Jane. They
We're luncheon guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Bdljamin Walker
West Virginia Visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Decatur Rodgers.
Jr. ara children, Decatur III.
Benjanan Allen and Sarah Ann,
of Maftinsburg. West Va, spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
W B. Walker and attended Sum
day Scs1ool at Guinea Church. MI.
Rodge, taught the Union Bible
Glass. (which had an attendance
of 40a~
MI fand Mrs Burton Walker,
j., ai4 children Natalie Ann and
Bakers Martin, of West Point,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Oak Forest

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith.
Miss Robbie Smith and Jimmy. of
Richmond. were dinner guests of
MI. and Mrs w S. Anderson. and
Mrs, c F. Meinhard Sunday
Mrs O. O. Oliver. of Richmond.
Miss Mildred Pipjunge, Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. F. Pipjunge spent We'd
nesday with Mr.. and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Berger at Gold HILL
Mrs 0. 0. Oliver Miss Mildred
Pipiunge, Carlton Pipjunge ana
Mrs. A F Pipjunge were dinner
guests Of the Misses Frances Fay
Pipjunge and Mary O'Bren in
Farmyille Thursday.
Mrs c. NJ Duling, Misses Ora
bell Duling. Margaret Oliver and
MIS- Laura Profit. OF Richmond.
were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. Pipjunge Saturday,
Mrs Oliver returned with them
after spending a week with Mi.
land Mrs. A. F. Pipiunge
Mr. and Mrs, lbert Jenkins. of
Cumberland, visited Mrs. c. E.
Meinhard and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
S Anderson Sunday Mr. and
Mrs Lewis Crawley and a friend.
of Cumberland also visited in the
same home Sunday afternoon Mr..
land Mrs Carl Meinhard. George
land Claude Meinhard, Of Guinea
Mills, visited Mrs. c. f Meinhard
land Mr.. and Mrs. w, S. Anderson
Monday night
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Enrich.
Miss Amelia Enrich and Mr. and
Mrs. H. o Mckay, of Farmville,
visited Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Pip
junge, Sunday
/ Mrs O. Q. Oliver, Mrs. A. F.
IPipjunge, Mildred and Carlton
Pipjunge spent Thursday with MI.
and Mrs j. r. Price. of Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Cumberland Club
Hear { Cancer Talk
At Rock Garland

Mrs. Virginia Hutchings. coun-
ty health nurse, presented a time
ly film and gave an informative
talk relative TO the symptoms
and danger signals of cancer dur
ing the April meeting of the
Cumberland Home Demonstration
Club Monday evening at Rock
Garland home of Mr. and Mrs
j. G. Clements.
Mrs. F. Allen Carter, chairman
of the Cumberland County Chap
ter or the American Cancer So
clety. was also present and ex-
planned the benefits to be deriv-
ed from the loan closet now under
construction
Thirteen deaths were reported
caused by cancer the past year in
this county Mrs. Hutchings. in
announcing the mass TB x-ray
clinic to be held countrywide
June p. %, and "a. stated that
a nurnDef OF cancer cases had
been detected through these
clinics.
Mrs, Georgia Wilkerson. county
home demonstration agent. gave a
helpful demonstration OF fabrics,
and especially improved mater
ials. During the business session
the amount of Sl3868 was report
ed from proceeds of the Variety
Show, which will be contributed
toward the continuing education
al building at VPI. Blacksburg.
Mrs. J. c. Hayes represented
the Cumberland Club at the Dis
trict meeting Tuesday held in the
Buckingham Central HiRh School
building.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

meeting of members of clubs in
Buckingham. Cumberland, Flu
wanna, Goochland. Louisa. Abe
marie and Green counties. Mrs.
Ruth Carnage, of Gainesville, is
District 10 president.
Presidents Message
A morning session featured 4
meSsags from Mrs. Frank F. Carr
of AppomattoX. president Of the
Virginia Federation. which was
read by Mrs. Norman Bailey. a
past president, of Orange county
Mrs. Carr UNDERSIGNED the Pen
MES for Friendship effort toward
world peace as a federation OPP
portunity. and established a goal
that every club work in behalf
OF the continuing education CEN
ter at Blacksburg," which will
establish a headquarters for visit
ors to the campus.
District 10 president. and presid-
ed.
District clubs have contributed
nearly 81 900 so far toward.
The privileges and response
bilities of rural women have never
been greater" Mrs Carr said
The future is limited only by
our Willingness to plan and work. y
She said home demonstration
club work has taken on new sig
nihcance with the now proven
willingness of members to devote
more time to community affairs
a trend she commended highly
Mrs J. c. Knibb. of Gooch-
land county and district vice
president reported on the PEN
MES for Friendship effort IN Dis
tlict TO- She said STAB was Civ
en- by clubs. That sum will be
contributed toward the work of
the Associated County Women of
the World on behalf Of the world
understanding
The Buckingham Central band
ana plee club entertained during
tNe morning session, under the
direction Of Bruce Knapp, Buck
ln"ham county music superVis-
on
285 Delegates
More than 285 delegates regis
terde for the session which open
ed at 10 a. m. with singing led by
Mrs. r. S. Ellis III, of Bucking-
nam. a former state vice presi-
dent Mrs. j c. Hayes. Of Cum
berland, led the Invocation. A well
come was extended by Mrs. w.
A Lee. Buckingham county chair
man, and Mrs. J. N Crawford, Of
FiuVanna, a past district presi-
dent. responded.
Mrs Flood Harris. of Chestnut
Grove, District 10 secretary, con-
Quoted a brief business meeting
Mrs, Dallas Railey, of Bucking-
ham. another past district presi-
dent. introduced the afternoon S
principal. Dean Dietrich
The Tuesday meeting was one
Of II district meetings being held
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07
Adventist Church
Has Special Program

A Mothers Day program will
be held at the Guinea Mills Sew
enth Day Adventist Church on
Saturday May 8, at 745 p, m.
Mrs. w S. Warren is in charge
Of the program. which viii IN
clude a party with free eft to
all mothers. The oldest mother
will be specially honored.
The Church is OH Route As
near Marvin Brown S Store.
All friends are invited to be
present.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

during the observance Of Nation
al Home Demonstration Club
week. Delegates were reminded
Of the July 27-30 Institute of Ru-
raj Affairs. during which Fedora
ton Day for HID clubs will take
place on July 81.
The DDistrict accepted Cunrb-
erland county's invitation for the
1855 meeting.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. Walker and attended
services at Guinea Church
Mrs Stuart McGhee and son.
Jimmy, OF Denbigh. spent the
week end in the w. ID Walker
home, Miss Page Walker. Of
Philadelphia, arrived Monday,
May 3. FOR 4 visit in the same
home
Sunday luncheon guests Of the
Reuben Addlenan family were II.
y Ferguson and MT and Mrs ]
F. Stratton.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Garnett ana
children. Billy Steve and Sharon.
Of Takoma Park Md. and Mrs.
r O. Garrett. of Cumberland.
We're Sunday guests of the Robert
Garrett family
Attend FILA Banquet
Mrs Reuben Addleman ana
daughter. Barbara, and Mrs. II
c. Ferguson and daughter, Lucille
attended the F H A. Mother
Daughter Banquet at Cumberland
High School lunch room, Friday
evening, April 30.
MIS- Leigh r Womack has been
confined to her home recently by
sickness
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wootten,
of Burkeville, We're Sunday lunch
con guests of MI. and Mrs. B. B.
Walker
Lewis CraWley, Of Cumberland
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-05-07

PRIZE national "lIomemaker's Holiday"
this S 600 ranchtype home features
family living that includes fabulous holiday
laundry and recreation ali large
shaped In addition there three bedrooms bath and iayoy
living with fireplace bun w0od5Ox
wokroom separated from the Of The house by covered
enclosed garden kenaorqupped kitchen
worsayn that includes refrigerator
cleanup electric and
breakfast var combined a Ccntralyi0taed island"
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ALEXANDRIA
GOcz LOCATION

ALEXANDRIA
1909 LOCATION
Large modern store in the heart OF
the Alex shopping district with
approx. 1900 So. IT,. on the LIST
floor. and also q selling basement
the same size. Suitable for almost
any type business. Reasonable rent
To inspect call Mr.. France. XII. o.
WALKER & DUNLOP. INC.
955 N. Monroe ST., Arl., Va.
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STORES FOR RENT

MODERN STORE and 2-rm. apt. In
rear, Newly dec. fiuorescent lights,
inlaid floors. Suit. for fur shop,
better desses and excel. for optom-
etrist. Ii. 3-6697; eyes,. RA. g.
2 STORES, ground a., same end 4. !;
newly. dec: central loc. AID. 2-1910
daily bet. S-10 m. or pm. --3
BUSY CENTRAL LOG, right on bus
line; neighborhood thickly popu-
lated; suit. for workmen's clothing
pawn brokers exch., Tv and radio
Newly dec. i40e r St. NV. owner
ii W stS III. s.E.--Lse. storerm.. good
for any business; plus s-rm. apt
QUEENS III Vc8i CHAPEL MANOR. west Hy.
attsvilIe. new stores, highly concen-
trated; established area. MORRI-
SON a HoLLINGSWORTH, uN.. f.
STORE, 90 tt. deep to wide alley;
10. 600 people in 2 blks.; SIIo. 1856
r St. NV, NO. 7-3990. as
1904 WIS. AVE. NV ITO "a. IT..
OF ground-door space. fully pafti-
toned as o real estate ONCE: also
desirable for manufacturers show
room, insurance co., ETC.: air con-
dittoning optional. KASS-BERGER,
EN-. 3.S1O0.
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INVEST. PROF. SALE tcsns.,

TOURIST HOME m Me-. near Lin
coin Park on Mass. ave. Seven
rooms, plus English basement and
recreation room: oil h.-w.h., hand
some furniture included: three en-
frances. A nice house and home
Call Mr.. cassonguay. LU. 2-!t36o
John F. Donohoe & Sons
314 Penna. Ave. BE. Ii. 3-0aS4
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STORES FOR RENT tcor,.,

STORE IN GO0D SHOPPING CEN
TER. 16x55: price, Sl25 mo. 5907
Lee hwy, Ari., va. Cali KE. 6-SS33.
Ewes. Sun, EN-. 3-22S9. --3I
18th ST. NV, opposite Ambassador
Theater-Store with some fixtures;
former gift shop. Cheap, suitcase
Tor next > months. EN-. S-606i.
WISCONSIN AVE-, close to Sears
stores which may be used separately.
Living quarters above. Full bsmt.
Separate oil heating units. Fronting
streets 5NEz cUsHARp. Realtor,
colo 18th ST. N.w.--Ground-f fioor
store containing approx. 200 50; g,
so. It.. Reas. rent; located In mid
town bus. area. Phone ST. 3-l30S,
real estate dept. or your own
EXCEPTIONAL LOCATION for ortno-
pedic shoe store. hobby shop. fx-it
shop, etc. .Air-cond, bsnit. store IN
RSsvalS Roa Rfs sts. sids NV siS e. mS s5 ana
ARLINGToN-We Ily,I have e I.st ! store LIFT e
Win divide for 2 stores II neces-
sary. Call Mon, ia. 2-1661. 81
SHOP. 1Sx2S it., suit. antiques. saw
filing, blacksmith, most any bust-
ness. -Four Corners area. Silver
sfIyFR SPs1ns sfIR ssPRIS S w Mn 7sSs sssy init inter
section. Beautiful store. approx,
20'x90'; next to new Woolworth
Just opened. and in same group
with Flower Theater. Giant Market
and Whelan Drugs. Excellent for
ladies apparel children's shop, etc.
Immed. possession. Call Mr.. Tay-
lor. SHANNON q LUCHS CO., Real
tors. TIA l4th st. NV; MA. S-2345.
as4e WILSON BLVD. ARL., VA, in
the Clarendon business district and
in the same block with Sears, near
Penney's and Murphy's 5-10c---
Beautiful modern store, containing
approx. 1,276 50. IT. Excellent To-
cation for household finance CO.,
drapery and fabric shop, etc. Reas.
rent. Vacant Cali Mr., Jenkins,
SHANNON q LUCHS CO., Realtors.
724 14th st. NV, MA. S-2345. -3l
2647 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Approx $50
50. II. divided into 2 rms, with show
window. Heat, elec. and water
furn. Suitable tailor shop. dress
maker. etc. Rent. $100 per mo.
Immed. possession. Call Com
mercial Leasing Dept, SHANNON a.
LUCHS CO.. Realtors, 724 14th st.
n NJ Q-O0lS
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FARMS

4S " acres: 80 cleared; 8 rms: m STATE
road, As mi. s.w. of Richmond, Va,
COOL SPRING FARM-A miniature
farm for the week end Gentleman
Farmer" of discriminating taste.
ga acres. historical old home charm
stocked lake. Only IL mi. from D. c.
GAERTNER & ADAMS, IA. 2-0640.s
80 =
8 ACRES, Howard County-3-bedrm.
modern home, barn, poultry house,-
2-car garage. Land very fertile. On
5oTd 5oHN Foi suFpos4 PEesS very GEosy ey Slp3S mS
Call EV. 4-3s46. -3
LOUDoUN COUNTY - Top quality
house house and barn. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON. Realtor, Leesburg, Va.
VERY OLD log-and-stone house.
fh fMhladolssSEE o%NEE S1eo rev evao tefGS fo6
UNUSUAL TRACT Of 175 acres on
good road. near Shenandoah River:
hunting and fishing. accessible to
Washington. viii sell part or ell
tire tract. reas. terms. Contact
OWNER phi. upperville 'vao 81! ioo'
p. G. CO., Mp.-First time offered:
nr. Route 301, also bordering on
Pope's Greek line. branch of PRR.
6-rm. tenant house, tobacco carns,s
and other outbldgs.; total price,.
81 acres with long frontage on hard
surfaced rd., adioin. above tract;
dense timber. hardwood; ready for -.
mill. $1,000. Both properties rightI
in the tobacco belt. Approx. 20 mi.
D. C. Sc. Route 30I. Exclu. lstg.
va. VFS.ts 7s12sf. fS ". w. w. LEWIS s;isCv Resitor.
SALE BY OWNER-57 acres near
CentrevilIe. Va: 5-rm. house: barn:
nice stream. Browning S-9243. -31r
S0-ACRE FARM Just OF Route 301.
$3.50 an acre. Call DOUG M. SMIS-
LEY, INC. uN. 4-s260; eyes, 20.
AZ ACRES. Montgomery County, at,
Boyds. Md: bank barn, COW barn
streams: Ssa ~ about Z acres Of woods:
modern 3-bedrm. house. oil heat, all-
American elec. kit: 81 900 down:
OWNER. Poolesville POSI-, after z
pm. ewes. all day Sat. and Sun. II
yIRGINIA---Large home, many outA-
bldgs., lake, orchid, stock, imple:
$4,000 cash. viii rent for $3.50
per mo, WIN exchange. OWNER
ia. 9-7010. IL
COMPLETE DAIRY FARM
253 acres; 100 acres In hay ana
: grazing, fenced; $4,000 timber; 81
stanchion barn with feed loft; milk
ing and farming equipment; A head
baths. heat, telephone; 5-rm. tenant
house, heat, bath; good milk base;
i mi. from Lawrenceville. Va. G. c,
JOHNSON a. SON, Alberta. Va. 81
CONTINUED on Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1954-10-30
CHURCHES FOR SALE

CHURCH BLDG. FOR SALE. formerly
occupied BY Riverdale Presbyterian
Church. May be remodeled for other
use. For info. and inspection, call
WA, 7-4659.