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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

on the key and there you
Sgt. Ivory Wilson. 81. son Of
Pincer Wilson. Route I, Wampee.
s. C., recently spent a weeks
leave in Tokyo from his unit in
Korea.
Sergeant Wilson, q rock
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

crusher operator in the 630th
Engineer Company. entered the
Army in June 1854 and complet-
ed basic training at Fort Jack
son, S. C..
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-02-16

The Navy has more than 100
OF the worlds most distinguished
scientists. including 10 Nobel
Prize winners. in its advanced
research.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
LIFE IN
THE COUN TRY
Foil Gets Coll as Best Season
BY JAMES BlRcHfiELD

since I have never been able tc
place the song with the bird. ]
can tell the call Of the bobwhite
and the whippoorwill. but the
more complex calls bafiie me.
This Is q season for idleness
This is the time Of year when
one should be able to sit and be
warmed by the fading strength
Iof the sun and watch the bright
|slxy and the changing colors Of
the land.
4&&
Here is q final note on weather
forecasting:
Charles Wilmington. q geolo-
|Rist who has spent much Of his
time in the West, tells me that
lin Colorado there are special
ways of finding out Just how
lcold the winter viii be.
In Colorado. he said. you dom
have to depend on the woody
lbears. You don't even have e
observe the squirrels, or watch
flor hornet nests to see how closs
they have been built to thu
ground.
All you do Is ask an Indian
said Charles.
"You say to the Indian: LooI
here, what about the winter
lis 1t going to be a bad one?' Ane
the Indian usually win say:
Look like bad winter. White
man cut big wood pile"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

The two seasons that are by
far the best In this part Of the
country are spring and fall. and
Il favor fan by Just . little.
For the last few days the air
has been bright and crisp. The
sun is not too strong for COM
fort, and the chill has not settled
in full force on the land.
The dogwood trees UP alonR
1.-THE back fence row have turned
10 brilliant red. foretelling the
Vivid colors Of the landscape II
the coming days. and the crows
Icall from the back woods every
morning. almost as though they
were gathering for q great con-
ference to decide what cornfield
Ito work through during the day
I notice, too, that the sons
birds are melodious again. Fol-
10 time during midsummer they
were quieter, spending most Of
their time feeding their new
broods. There wasn't much time
for song.
But now, with families grown
land able to shift for themselves
There Is time again for music
before the long flight to !
warmer place.
| Each morning at daybreak
linear the clear call of some bird
i haven't been able to locate ths
singer. and can't identify 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Fertilizing Fruit Trees

Some fruit growers put fer
tilizer around their apple trees
at this season as one means Of
stimulating the formation sof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

tomorrow at 8 pm. The guest
speaker win be Mrs. Eleanor Bol-
ton. She will discuss dried flower
arrangements.
Members Of the garden section
Iof the Hillandale Woman's Club
will visit the homes Of the fol-
lowing Thursday evening TO OBJ
serve flower arrangements: Mrs,
IL. Wright Brown. Mrs. John g.
lCady, Mrs. John A. Downs and
MRS. Harry J.. Miller.
The Holmes Run Garden Clul
lwiii meet at 8 pm. Tuesday al
1.-THE home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lBrumi. 243i Executive avenue
Falls Church. Va. Jerry Hill o
IHill's Nursery and Camellia Gar
Idens viii speak on camellias.
The Chevy Chase Garden CIuI
win meet tomorrow at IL at TIL
home Of Mrs. Mark Lansburgh
I31l1 Idaho avenue NV. Follow
ling luncheon. members will visi
1.-THE National Arboretum wner,
lDr. Henry T, Skinner will talk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
|Gurden Club
Meetings Set
Continued From Page Gil

Continued From Page C-14
Sanford win be Mrs. Roy Joro-
lemon and Mrs. K. P. Graft.
The National Capital Dahlia
Society win meet Thursday In
the National Museum at 8 pm
A report win be given on the fal
show which attracted lot ex'
hibitors and 2.l22 entries. E. R
Phillips win talk on dahlia seeds
Color slides win be shown.
Stony Brook Garden Club vii
meet Thursday at 8 pm. at l40.
Hickory court, Falls Church, Va
mrs. Charming Bolton vii
speak on dried Arrangements.
Mrs. j. NJ. Clarke and Mrs. vii,
liam H. Peyton win be hostesses
Claremont Garden Club vii
meet at Wakefield High Sclloo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
THIS WEEK
m THE GARDEN

fruit buds. Undoubtedly. the
practice does help the fruit trees
to better growth and probably
gives strength to the bloom. In
this area the standard 5-l0-5
mixture should be adequate.
Control Of Wasps
Many gardeners experience the
painful attacks Of wasps and bees
while working In their gardens,
This is because the wasps fire.
quently build their nests in the
shruhbery. An aerosol bomb
with DDT or some other potent
insecticide is q very effective
method Of destroying such col
|onies. A few puffs Of the In
secticide into the opening usually
takes all of the fight out Of the
wasps. It is equally effective in
controlling the mud daubers'
who build their mud homes
around the house.
GIadioIus Procedure
When the gladiolus tops turn
brown It Is time to dig and store
the corms. Remove the tops
Ian inch or two above the corns
as soon as dug since this practice
tends to prevent the thrips from
migrating to the corms for their
winter stay. Dry the corms In
Ia.warm airy situation for several
days before placing them inside,
Weed Seeds Menace
Keep the weeds from going tc
seed wherever possible since that
lis one way to reduce the size oil
next springs crop Of seedlings
CrabgraSs is of course one oil
the worst and It seems to throw
new seed stalks within a few
days OF cutting, However, we car
all work at this chore as time
permits.
Grandifiora Rose Outstanding
Last fall the Queen Elizabeth
rose was shown for the first time
Eat the Potomac Rose Society's
fall show. It was the first Of the
l"Qrandifiora" class of roses II
win attention. This fall there
were several others entered and
the yellow Buccaneer was ad-
Judged the best grandifiora In
the show. The grandifiora Is an
intermediate type between the
hybrid tea and the polyantha.
Keep Mice Out Of Beds
With the exception Of daffo-
dis. bulbs are on the diet list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
|Gurden Institute
Sessions Planned

Specialists from VPT win be
speakers at a garden institute
sponsored on three successive
Tuesdays by the Fairfax County
Home Demonstration Clubs. The
schedule follows:
Tuesday. 7::30 PM" Vegetable
Gardening and Cultural Prac.
Itices,p speaker A. v. Watts
lpathologist. Norfolk. Va.
October 10. 7::30 p.m.-"Con.
Itrol Of Insects and Diseases
speaker j. NJ. Amos. Blacksburg
va.
october Is. 7::s0 p.In.-"Vege,
table Varieties and ROUNDUP
Discussion" speaker to be an
Inounced.
All meetings viii be In tn.
Board Room Of the Fairfal
County Courthouse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

Fan Is here and we have many
garden chores TO do. With the
fall rains the grass viii need
cutting to keep from falling over
and mating. Do not set the
cutter bar lower than Ia inches
II the grass IS to build VI
strength. It Is getting late to
scatter bluegrass seed on the
thin spots. Perhaps the creep
ing red and chewings fescues
are worth trying since they
terminate quickly. Rake seed
Of the fescues lightly into the
ground. Two to three pounds
per 1000 square feet will give q
good stand on new ground. Hall
this quantity viii be adequate
for reseeding.
House Plants Indoors
The house plants should al
be indoors by now. Keep syring-
ing the foliage to temper the
shock Of moving IN. A light
feeding win help those that
should be kept in active growth
II the amaryllis plants being
dried on are keeping green. Il
Will pay to place them In .
drier situation so as not u
delay the rest period. # neces-
sary place them near the furnace
Mildew Control
Mildew is showing up in many
gardens. It may be controlled
with sulphur dust or spray. OF
with Karathane. This latter
produce is sold under various
trade names. OF course, q hard
blast Of water from the hose
may remove the surface growth
and one Of the usual fungicides
may then stop further develop
ment. However. the sulphur and
the Karathane are the more
likely to give results.
Seed Hardy ANIMALS
As the ANIMALS are removed
from the beds 1t may be de-
sirable to sow seeds of the hardy
ANIMALS for spring bloom. Lark.
spur. cornfIower. portuiaca
NigelIa, and the annual peoples
might wen be planted as soon
as space Is available. Sow seed
thinly so that they win not have
to be thinned next spring.
Push Bulb Planting
Bulb planting should continue
through October with the tulips
and the Dutch iris going into the
ground at the end. It is q good
plan to mix one Of the organic
fertilizers or bonemeal into the
soil before planting since the
bulbs start into growth as soon
as planted. Tulip feeding might
well be limited to the bonemeal
There is q tendency to plant
bulbs too shallowly for good
growth. The smaller bulbs
crocus. snowdrops, grape hya-
cinths, etc. should have about
3 inches OF soil over their tops
Hyacinths need at least 1 inches
of soil cover. while the daffodils
need s inches, and tulips about
8 inches. In fact, the tulips
might well be planted deeper ca
as to reduce division. They win
then last longer and produce
better blooms. II the tulips are
not to be dug each season. q
planting depth Of 10 to IL inches
Is recommended.
Fertilixing Fruit Trees
Some fruit growers put fer
tilizer around their apple tree:
at this season as one means oi
stimulating the formation oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

OF mice and gophers. Moles are
insect eaters and do not bother
bulbs. One way to protect beds
from the pests is to surround the
area with wire screening the
common hardware cloth v inch
MESH Is probably the most
satisfactory type. It should ex-
tend at least 3 inches deep.
) Defer Dahlia Digging
Dahlia roots should not be dug
until frost has'blakened the tops.
Even then it is best to cut and
remove the tops a few inches
above the level Of the ground.
Digging might well be deferred
for several days--a practice that
seems to aid the tubers to
mature.
WHY.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD.

/ Shady Oaks Manor. West River,
broom modern rambler, fireplace.
ali convkniences: .25 miles D; C.;
immediate possession. Sl3,7bO
2 South RIVER l-acre peninsula,
2, modern homes, Q miles Afnap-
sa Ss'sss: ss:S SS$s:sal.ss So,'s:sISn assRs,
8 sSsdss,de, / acre. spsciog. ram am
sogmutins . distance D. -S. aHd
Baltimore. 2 bedrooms. full bath
large dining room, snack bar
slssssR, EinscR epses roo% Oh ss.ss se UaiiHs, Ss,
IS Ori miles 'fs B. e.. @ @Sss, 90. S'' '
home large iot. beautiful stons
fireplace, knotty pine living room
Handicapped, West River; immedi-
ate possession: 20 miles D. c.
s. M-ssHe GSS; peninsula on SOUTH River,
bedrooms. hot-yater heat. l65-it'
ase im%sdisss ms no1 possessiOn' 80 miles
8. shadyside. 2h acres. modern
7.r9om bone directly on q, chess, lssss
pssss pcr.sn.d Bss psorch basement. Sssn double tis
ss!sss,, Acs:Ssts; M h;st l%%sdIsii'; Rsi'
z. Shady Oaks Acres, l acre, new
stone home. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
full basement. hot-air heat, large
porch .dinins room. living room
sps.,. spIsss a'tRiliSssi iisSss, q $.. f''nsn B. e.
lSstREee9T1oN BY APPOINTMENT
Cail Nh. Williams, west River
Evening star., 1955-07-24
AVIATION

ERCOUPE 1915; low-frequehcy ra-
dio, loop, gyro comp, MKR beacon
receiver, fun instrument panel. low
air frame and engine time, new
wings; 10 hours since relicense
cail evenings or week ends AP
FLOAT . PLANE CLUE FORMING.
entrance fee; $5 per mo. Can
ia CLUB Court with aux. tank
and !. L set; needs fabric: S325
30 AER0NCA CHAMP; good tires.
fisss isss:edD Daips No isESs'ns ssS9H or snsMsRos MS
3-5S56. Frederick. Nd. ga
Evening star., 1955-07-24

ORANGE COUNTY. New York-on
Soat. ana for children. 10. $500,
BAY-FRoNr COTTAGES Sed.
rms:, an eonyenienees. Call IRE
LAND PRINCE Frederick 267-J-l.
sylvan SHORES, south River
nod Ne reSsSSnslsls SSpaslos RseDls NO Of SeS5n S5R
siso. insaiEs AZ 81 ms. IS, s4E1Iss! u WV!
casszfEAkE cfaHss;saztfsEAk BEACH PARK. cot.
tsgs for rent; availabls. immed
DIRECTLY FRONTING ches. Bay
very des. mod clean, cool. quiet
wxfhsFssoNTF wxsPf1nsys y,sF Ie 81 Sih slt1 Essssys Ss.r,
snSs'snisnes.i ns' 1s. s.isss ss Clements Shore
MOD, c6TTaGE - 10 mi. from
Wash. on ches. Bay; immae. 8
hedrms., sleeps 10: only $50 vk
Colonial BEACH, yA.-Lse.. nice.
" furnished. mod. waterfront cot
coIsH ssse; beth ST E.ea pSEcheS Ii 5,asss g
seth; Is s.sSsx;i siss;i gas; screened D0Fehes
Is fURN. HOMES. one directly or
beach, ell-elec. kitchens. etc.: S5t
snd SIS per week. South shor'
L0SG BEACH, near st.. Leonard
Nd. = Several furnished COTTAGE
tSr esn; rent; shSass Ssses o,Gny ayaia6is ,
Boats available. Rentals from s4t
fMd.l 30s-J.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
soArs

BoAL-ls.ts y. E. pi,yeod. ? ply
ssSo sssESsosl HUSS'0.4 IN .4is5a Boa, 'nsF'si 81 Ssh
and waterfront. North Beach. Nd.
I4-FT. sPEEDBoAT. plywood. Ford
6O-h.p. VS.. marine conversion, in
good cond., plus accessories. Price
9h7b. Call LA. 6-9a20. IA
CHRIS CRAFT, Marine engine, a5
sslySS;o sYssllsn' TSs a,sS condition. ED D.
'aassSS" aassSS" ssilboat. es rssdy
% % sal. Two suits sails, good race
IT RUNABouf BOAT. 10 h.p. mo.
tor and trailer. S22b or best Of
ss;FT. ~ .RicG2RDsoN Little
Giant: sleep 4, head. galley. gray
satTaa mfrine Pi! eopHS H,;tbsS 5StS St q
West River Yacht Club; $500.
C. H.. MOTOR. sb h.p. with trans
SS'iiiiI, Ssii IG. l.osCs. SEQ condition: ss f0'
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD.

OOO 1 1l1EpN NIL.
. Lower PatuSent River; historic
home. fully restored: sandy
b sch. harbor, sea food ducking
90 acres, large trees. paved high-
yay; 55 miles D. c.; S29,500.
f. Patuxent River area: 20. acres.
sandy beach. sea food, duektnr;
B. piS8csa'ssss e. sss. .5sSs. 5sSSss's'''0n' So miles
/: h.6-acre peninsula. solomons
Harbor area: modern rambler:
bedrooms, 3 baths. large fireplace;
mahogAny pAneling: deep anchor
age, sandy beach; private dock;
large majestic trees. one Of the
f1nest waterfront homes in South
ern MARYLAND: immediate DOS
session: 80 miles D. c. 80,
e. I9wer SCn.,1ps pstuxsnt sn,r,,s Sr,saBeauttf'n,
crssR sSs Bloofs cove, Fl acses Mn
good county road; 5s miles b. c.,
utilities fvailahlei S12.500.
J. Chesapeake Bay--LarEe modeff
double year-'round home. fur.
nished. overlooking miles Of bay.
$3.50 acres. landscaped immedi.
ATE possession: 81 miles ID. c.
J. Cape Leonard, st. Leonards Greek
modern 5-room masonry home;
large porch: fireplace. completely
furnished; fruit trees: immedi.
ate possession; 4S miles d. c.;
1880.
:, Chesapeake Bay--200 acres, 5000
feet OF waterfront: S-room Co.
lonial frame home. restored;
beach cottage; ideal for private
egtate or subdivision: Immediate
possession; 65 miles d. c.; bb-
eral MORTGAGE, -.
'ss our n.y. "a % %prdsr Farms rssirmssfof fof sal; s, !
cALvERT REALTY AGENCY,
PfSrinee. Efederiek, Maryland; Ihe1,
Aok 'Sf %roiNTitiNrt. aiRfsiit tS'rh''
Evening star., 1955-07-24
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

behind $1,000; 5. B. and ! iist. 81 .sSo S
SIS 600 .nd Trust. IL inteTes,
81 e .:'ssa :ss Hs =; q .s5od ds1ssl s
81 $50 sAnd fs66tsaf. ,o-yr. note Be-.
bird $500 dst trust; 4oG dis.
$1,000 LIST TRUST on NV. property
pays SO per month. 6Sc interest
Yrs fair discount. AP. 7-ss1T.
GILT EDGE end TRUST; s5.aas
payable $50. SO mo-, due in 7 years
96SS discount. Ii. 4-73oo or 10
SEASONED SEASONED si,sss, ? yrs. end md tr.,
S52 mo. behind orig. $500 B&I
lst mod, brick S3.45o. Call DI,
TRUST, r. SECOND, well secured, be-
hind $4,000 down pymt. both first
and second trust well reduced; 2-yr,
count Priced for quick sale. AID
ss, $50 and TRUST NOTE on Mont.
gofnery County rambler; well Sc
cured; priced S1,450. Ju. 9.ls76.
rssaM,gM somt. .5sSG NOTES ns SP PHaty @ D,DsSs p &
Siis., ssis HGj ss.sgC. eyer $4,000 b. and /
SyeT, 81 900 5. and j, Price.
s2,SSooO end, en. payable s47.bo
over $4,000 b. and |. Price, $500.
SlNDLER. Ho. 2-1257. -25
Evening star., 1955-07-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FT LAUDERDALE - Beautifully
furnished home and duplex. Sacri-
nee. $4,000, Small down payment
NRsxRs NRsxsAf; FAMOUS SEi S''sfs fishing LAKE
MARION-20 acres. $4,000; 40
owner, 3. r. HYDEN. west Irvine.
CORAL GABLES-3-unit apt. in
come, 5000 month; S13.500, terms
OWNER, XXI. 9-105S. "a
ACREAGE - Miami or vicinity
wanted. for cash. Phone XII; g.
MixMi-Modern home, 8 rms. and
bath. etc. furnished: easy terms OF
trade for mortgage; value, $l6,500
See picture. OWNER. XII. S-105S
ga
ST. I ETERsBURG. FLA.-Home anc
income. S100 mo. New masonry
duplex, garage: excellent residential
location. SCI 500. Box 465-L. Star
FREE CATALoGUE--s ofnces. Cen.
trail Gulf and 3. Coast, Write VI
your wants. AMER REALTY. r. D
No. ! BOX 225. Deland. Fla.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
$10,950
w'T'RFRoNT PROP. FoR REM

COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE--Lee
screened porch. gas, eiec.. showers.
s49i 49i fsos4S III sfS cSfffAdhkg Esf4f r. lssoal So'all
Dell. shsdyside. Nd, west River
FENWsiIcK ISLAND. DEL.--s.room
cottage: ~ blocks fggom ocean: $6d
MRSsssoSSss VI IEAAcGa. IA Ga,26SfE22 26fE22Lr, MD:2ata. MD52t
bedrm. .furn. cottage: modern; reas
e small rroupi nice place. Lo 6.
BAY RIDGE, MD.--s.b.droomS'4 ..
bath, furnished cottage, screened
porch: sleeps. z; suitable for 3
couples: private beach; Chesapeake
urday or Sunday or cali evenings.
MISS BAqWELL. Ex. 8.4S00. "a:
8 BEDRMS; 2 baths, liv. rm., etc.
MRS; CoWGlLL. Pa. and LIST ST.,
lRehoboth Beach. Del. Phone Re.
DfsfsaBiR DaSSHsa iSsOo owArERrRoNr---ecaool Ga
clean nne swimming. 80 mi. D. c.,
NOD MOD 2-bedrm, cottage. wo. g.
BREEsiY POINT BEACH. Mp.Ebe.
sirable modern bay shore cottage
Water view, near beach. Avail.
S-BEDRM. COTTAGE, Cedar Hurst
Beach. Nd. 81 mi. D. c., on the
porch: outside irepi: fshins. cTaS.
birg; safe swimming. pvt, harbor
avail. July 22, LU. 4-7260. Sun.
Jo. i,l063, Sat. and weekdays
ONLY Is III. MINUTES FROM D, is G.
$50 week and up for cogy little cot.
tages At Selby-on the Bay or Wood
Barton c.. 5.ssaSS Or oPAst West River 1s
1924 at our seiby once, Route PA
nSEtT1 sG.ntIal ave. exseSnssssd'. KAY
BEAT THE HEAT $40 week. boat.
ina. fishing swimming, clean cot.
tage on waterfront farm on Port
willie ED BROWN r. p. D.. wei.
ESfpSe fITs TfsoREsr --co.tare for @Ia rent
cow: $50 wk. RA. 3-a2ob, Wa4
COLONIAL BEACH--Nice cool b-rm
waterfront cottaGe, fenced grounds.
utils. incl; $50 wk. WA. 7-Q5b5,
WOODLAND BEAcH-cottage 10,
rent: .furn. except for linens: y
blk from beach; iced bathins'
scIcNTlLSTs CLIFFS. PORT REPu5,.
eanised psereatiol. P real 81 'Ssrsn eoinmunity % bidr IA
Nr . mi OF sandy bay beach. Az
mi beyond Prince Frederick. Drive
down any time or phone RUTH
MATTEsoN, Prince Frederick bb,
Evening star., 1955-07-24
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBorR Beach. DEL. ---Rish,
on the 'each. Modern apta and
cottages tmmae,ilate OIL 4.s9S3
SEA ISLE CITY, New jersey. 2le
47th Bt.--Benutiful new 3-bedrooin
apartment, electric. kitchen, auto.
matte washer; available July 81 Y
Aug. IL. IA. s-2l2o. tArlinston,
OCEAN CRY, MD.-Rsnt unusuall,
deck. 100 ~. from ocean: availabl,
beginning July 30. OF. 1881
BETHANY BEACH. pEL.--4sbedrm
cottage. ocean block periods avail
after Aug. O. OIL. 4-675l. "a
REHBOTH BEACH, DEL.--"oni
cottage" available Aue. .l3 TO "a
accommodates Z: / Blk. from ocear
500 per week. dRo. ABRAHAM
l406 Ashton rd:, Harristoyrn
LOVELY LOT at restricted beAef
near Annapolis: dock, beach priyi,
leges, Best offer. "a. 6-3l "a. --z4
2.bedrm. apts.: clean. Write ".
sssoas q; Ist'las 'ssS.S. SeT: %AHfsSs CfiaSs G ha
NAosnEAp, n. c.--a-bedrm. Ssasf
cottage. eomplsteiy ftrn:: J BIZ
from water, Tor sale. kE. s.?S77
Evening star., 1955-07-24
REMEY & RICE
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. West Riv

REMEY Il RICE
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. West River
2-I5S1. Across from church, Deale
Eastern Shore Properties
Queen Annes County. Md.
FARM
800 acres. 276 tillable, Is timber
new barns: house Of no real value:
beautiful beau sui.Sna. SEaterfsont; large alymi;
location: excellent duck and goose
shooting grounds. Priced right.
large screened patio with barbecue
grill: shower house with h. and
{. water: completely furnished: sit
on Chesapeake Bay on 1OOx250
lot on white sandy beach: large
shade trees: excellent location
Sacrifice price.
Cinder block, stucco BUNGALOW;
rms. and bath, tiled floors: screened
porch overlooking Chesapeake Bay
desirable location; sit, on 1907
lSV lot. Priced right.
Frame, 9 rms. with powder rm.: sit
c1,,Is on lsrfe. corner e.. lot, including
lent condition: overiookine Chester
River: paved streets on three sides
300 y, from public pier. Priced
Beauty shop business only: 8 rms
and storage rms; long-term lease
at S35 Q month: all equipment in.
cluding hot-water heater. Frigidaire
washer, air conditioner; average
net income Q year, $4,000; good
established business: good buy.
Masonry home, situated on 8 acres
large sandy beach; fine for chill.
dren may be used as home or
separate dwellings; 6 rms. and
bath on each side: fruit trees and
grape arbor, fine shade trees and
shrubbery. Priced right at $4,000
Large home. convenient to down.
town Cambridge: ideal for retired
couple as home has good income
from rooms and apartments. Also
would be ideal location for doc.
tors ofiices OF. nursing home. Beau
tifully planted yard. Can be pur.
chased reasonably.
Contact Mr.. Petals for Information
on above ads.
David M. Nichols & Co.
Realtors
Eastern Shore Division, open dailS
and Sundays. 8 to 8: Baltimore
Lexington 9-6S59 or gtevensvillt
(Md.l 1921.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
$10O
DOWN

$40 per mo, buys this new year
round rambler with liv. rm..
bedrms., kit. and bath. In out
standing waterfront community.
SUMMER COTTAGE
Has liv. rfn.. . bedrms.. kit, bath.
scr porch on corner lot. 100x1 90.
Only $6.495. S495 dn.. S45 per mo.
SPECIAL
Today's outstanding buy. this home
on lge. lot within q few hundred
It. Of water; has liv. rm.. 3 bed
rms. bath, tiled kit, expandable
attic. util. rm,, laundry tubs. auto:
OIL heat: partly furnished. Priced
ct only S7,9e5; $500 dn.. S55 mo.
Waterfront Beauty
Lovely home with maenincent bay
view; has lge, liv. rfn. with fire
place, first-floor bedrooms, kit,
bath. din. area: .ge. upstairs bed
decorated Only S10,050: small
down 9ssKEpsTpks:E 81 sTkE sou SEE
HOWARD E. TALBERT
DEAIE. Nh WEST RIVER 9-236l
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Leonardtown, Md.
Greenwood 5-3522 or

Wk. lays, GREENWOOD 5-7O11
DIRECTLY ON BAY FRoNT-Beau-
tful home, every mod. cow: living
rm., din. rm.. 3 bedrnns., 2 baths,
mod. ,elec. kit, lge.. dormitory attic
with bath. ine .porches. nicely furn..
commqting. Priced for quick sale,
SHOREHAM BEACH-Close to water.
beautiful lot. fine BUNGALOW, liv. rm. >,
2 bedrms., kit. and bath: beautiful
muting: SO. 600. Make offer. terms,
Have other fine homes in both
Shofsham Beach and selby-On-
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH-Havs
several very fine all-year homes in
best location in this beautiful
have been for. last 20 wears. No
nner place to live in this section.
'EDGEWATER BEAC H-All-year
homes on beautiful waterfront lot: !:
1ge.. liv. fm., fireplace, 3 bedrms
mod. kit. and bath. OIL heat, garage
best committing location. Priced to
sell; terms.
CHARLES E. RIORDAN
1912 Park Rd. NV, Phone West
River 1894; after Tues, phone CO.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
SUMMER CAMPS
SUMMER HOMES

CAMP PINNACLE-Boys and girls
SIS, two weeks. REQUEST folder
Box 200. Harrisonburg. Va.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
WOODLAND BEACH
DEAI,E

Hold creek. Ample depth for iarEs
cruisers and suitable Tor marine
zonsd iieht Commercial We hsv,
another first Offering. A nearly
new modern rambler with 75-ft
frontage on the Bay 3 bedrms.
pine-paneled liv. rm... fireplace. I'll,
alhsheaf afasnF ann .daipS:d Plihnsd e9%EHets; poEs
choice waterfront properties, bui
are sensihlv nriced
Evening star., 1955-07-24
WATERFRONT PROP. WTp.

WILL PAY cash for an all-year hom,
within committing distance with
Washington. Am being transferred
TO this area. State full particulars
Rox ARM Star