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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24

IED NOIE-Thfs article re-
printed from TV Guide.)
George Burns, Oracle Allen,
Jack Benny and Mary Livinston
were vacationing in New York
recently. They had arranged one
evening to see BUS Stop" a hit
Broadway show. Suddenly Ben
ny remembered that on that
same night Mrs. Catherine
Freitzer was to appear for her
final round on THE $4,000
Question" They Immediately
cancelled their Bus Stop" re-
servations and stayed at their
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24

We wager that the first thing you'll say when you
9iwe he new Chevrolet is: who changed Old
Reliable into flash of fire?"
=, For years and years. Chevrolet has given you
those qualities of materials and workmanship
that make it the best investment in its field
and now added to all that is sizzling performance
Proof? You bet In official MASCARA
Trials Chevrolet out-accelerated all low and
medium priced cars and every hgh-priced
car but onel
Yes srl Flash of firei That's why we ask You
TO try Chevrolet before you buy any car.
'ho'ionol Assoeio'ion for Stock Cor Auto Roeias
Drive With care -. EvERYwHEREi
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-08-24

Take drive In the new Chevrolet
and see how new the new Chevrolet really Il.
We can almost guarantee that when you try II,
you'll think you're driving q car costing
twice as much. "oId Reliable" 10 red hot.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

FOREST HEIGHTS
This lovely new brick rambler, To-
Gated In this well-plnnned COM
munity with all public utilities,
presents picturesque living room,
separate dining room. fully equipped
large tile bath, full basement with
plumbing roughed-in for Q bath;
the price Of S17,950 with easy
terms iS an excellent value. Eve
ntngs, call 10, S-4762.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.
NEARBY Maryland

NEARBY MARYLAND
LOVELY 1-YR.-OLD. 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler. full bsmt.: 0I approved.
Slo.500. either GI or conventional.
CUTE 4-RooM BUNGALOW. M.
everything; owners leaving town:
$500, good terms.
NICE 6-RooM BUNGALOW: h.-v.
gas heat. full bsmt.. garage. Anchor
fence: reduced for quick sale,
S9,950: $3.50 down. balance like
LOUIS MILLER. REAIroR
491s 56th AVE. Rogers Hts. Md
Four-bedroom, 1Rs-bath, new brick
Cape Cod; fully tiled bSmt, Ideal
community for raising children;
School5, transp.. shop. center and
churches. FHA and GI financing
available Open daily.
43I3 EVANSTON RD.-Two-bedFm
frame house on corner lot. has COM
msrsia DGlrb vITs b fsT rep irSni fa
esnt.. h.-w. heat; $1,000 with
small down payment.
55th AVE. AND DECATUR sT.-Two
and ) bedrm. Fiesta ramblers with
daylight bsmts. Beautifully eauip-
hood: public and parochial schools.
shop. center and excel. transp.
Only left for immed. occupancy.
30-yr. GI financing on 2. Basic
house. S14.750.
PHILLIPS H. CLARKE co.
$500 Emerson St.. Rogers Hts, No;
WA. 7-11S2 WA. 7-6567
Evening star., 1955-09-04
FORESTVILLE

FORESTVILLE
$9,100-$1, 900 CASH
This cleaning white dolls house on
. Level shaded lot. 100x125, will
please you with IT'S attractive liv.
Ing room. Q nice bedrooms, full
bath. nicely equipped kitchen,
bright utility room. oil hot-water
heat. detached garage; reasonable
monthly payments Of 1895 per
month. includes taxes and insur-
ance. EVENINGS. call 10. S-4762.
For additional information or ap-
above houses. our ONCE viii be
open Sun. 9-6 pm.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
g2l4 Branch Ave. Sc, 10. s-77O0
Evening star., 1955-09-04
Sl1,950
OPEN 0.A
JIN q W . --bNJIILlAINNI-- u ]
$40 A MO.
ALLENTOWN RD.--AFDHEWS
RAMBLER

Here is . fine home with garage
hreeZeway and bsmt. on is-acre lot.
Price, Sl3.600. with good cash
payment. You will have hard
time beating this for suburban liv-
ing. Call at our office, sun, after
p.m.--we will show you around
JOHN II. McALLISTER, Realtor.
4706 Silver Hill I'd, Suitland. 10;
S-5BBO or Mr.. Burke, RE. 5-s696
apanipuS
Evening star., 1955-09-04
4 ACRES

2 ACRES
centered In friendly COM
munity few minutes from
town. facilities and schools.
A truly charming country
center-hali residence amid
fne old trees. Gracious liv-
ing room. dining room, and
fireplace: sitting room.
bedrooms and bath, plus
studio. frepl. Attractively re-
decorated; new-hotne cond.
2-car garage. S22,500.
For further particulars of
this and other properties,
contact L. A. Abercomhie.
Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.,
Inc.
REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360t
Evening star., 1955-09-04
TEMPLE HILLS

TEMPLE HILLS
Are you looking for elbow. room?
This property presents Q lovely, we'll
Handicapped lot, 100x20U with
shrubbery. fruit trees and garden
area: the house arranged with
large living room. entrance to SIDE
porch, separate dining room, lovely.
well-eauipped kitchen on nrst foor.
2 sized bedrooms and full
tile bath on second fioor; full base
ment. a bath. outside entrance 70
back yard; detached garage; priced
at $1s.500. terms. Evenings, call
RE. 6-S543.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
SIIITLAND AREA

SUITLAND AREA
A new dream house located on an
extra large lot, l00x150 with beau
tiful shade trees. this 59-ft. brick
rambler has many outstanding fes-
lures. including living room with
picture window, separate dining
room: . perfect and fully equipped
kitchen, 8 truly twin-sized bed
rooms. 1ts tile baths. 12x14 side
screened porch: full bright base
ment with outside entrance: the
price Of SiS.950 viii surprise you;
terms available. Evenings. call RE.
6-S543,
Evening star., 1955-09-04
AVONDALE
OPEN / It'll 6

54I3 21st 2l-3-bedrm. Colonial,
liv rm. with fireplace, separate din.
on 1st fir: basement with "a bath
and recr rm,; large corner lot;
quick possession. Owner viii sell
GI or non-GI.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-I166 WA. 7-6656
Evening star., 1955-09-04
NEAR ST JAMES

NEAR ST. JAMES
Very lge. semistone rambler featuf.
ing 24-ft. liv. rm.. banquet-sizedl
din rm-, breakfast rm., ia baths,
2 huge bedrms. and nursery. Mod.
kit. porches, I'm. rec. rm. in fun
bsmt.: 2-car gar; beautiful corner
lot with. shade trees: quiet. conv.
for asking price Of $1S,950.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-116e WA. 7-ee6s,
Evening star., 1955-09-04

RIGGS MANOR--De luxe
2 bedrm., brick rambler, full
din. rm, modern kit, dis
posal, fireplace, front and
rear screened porches. As
sumo GI loan. BY OWNER.
HA. 2-Sfol.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
3700 CALVERT PLACE
OPEN TODAY, l It'll 6
THIS

Contemporary custom built rambler
IS constructed with decorative brick
and stone, situated on PARKWAY.
portstion; extra large lot: It has
large din. rm., liv. rnl.. sll-elec.
kit with table space. 8 twin-size
bedrms, 21a baths, nice screened
porch; few steps down to luxurious
rec. rm. Fith fireplace and large
was custom built for Q family who
Is unable to move in. therefore
the price has been reduced 81, 900
SS4, $50. DIRECTIONS: Out Conn.
ave. past Chevy Chase Lake to
Kensington Parkway. continue to
corner of Kensington Parkway and
Washington st. to open sign.
Billingsley Realty Co., Inc.
52I1 wis. Ave. EM 2-232e
Evening star., 1955-09-04

HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

ANDREWS FIELD, MOUNT CAL
VARY AREA--New 3-bedroom brick
rambler. S14.950, Move in with
paved streets. Open Sunday. 2-7:3o.
Dir: Out Marlboro pike to Ritchie
rd.. left to Park biyd. and Open
Sign at s117. CRAWFORD q
BANDY, INC, Realtors, RE.
k-0ff0: eVeS RE. 6.7pS2
Evening star., 1955-09-04

EorthEester II. 3; attractive white
3-bedrm. A. s. rambler, situated on
lge landsc. lot with plenty Of shade
trees and patio DESIGNED for. out
door liv Mod kit. storm winds;
driveway Areas best buy at SD
800, conven terms. HE. $4,000;
ewes, AP. 7-7632. w. W. LEWIS.
Evening star., 1955-09-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mn.

ONLY S6,750 total price. $500 down.
$50 so mo. buys this 2-bedrm: de-
DOUG NJ. SMILEY. INC. uN. A.
$3.50. Ant. 7-59SS. "
3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER. Kent
Village. Corner lot. chain-link
fence; firepl., daylight bsmt. Spruce
3-696S. -
$500 DOWN to nonvet or vet:
Woodlawn; 3-bedrm. brick-and-
frame rambler; fireplace; vacant.
PARKSIDE REALTY, HA. 2-S44S
til 8 pm.
BRICK RAMBLER. CT approved.
SI2.90o; nothing down. $50 mo-,
il you want sound. economical
home. this is 1t. Just min. of
new BALTIC. pkwy.. REALTY AS
SOCRATES. WA 7-5134.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

ave, open sunday-6-room brick
Colonial; fgll basement; ssrsensd
gGT9 gprs9S; ws $l7;esS 5Nssas WINSTON C.
MD.-Two-story. .ndi-
vtduAl home or 2 apartments. y
acre; large lawn. shade. pecan.
apple trees. garden with black
loan soil, s5-ft. aftesian well,
swimming pool site: two blocks from
y 8. l.: local Greyhound bus
$3.50; $500 down. lockwood D.
doTh Tar diracfinne - Sc
Evening star., 1955-09-04

TAKOMA PK.-Do you need bed
rms. with ia baths. rec. rEn.. rear
porch, lge, lot, shade trees, 2-cAr
det. carr Only blk. to shop.
ctr. and transp.: cost S22 BOO:
OWNER asks only Sle.950. Ju.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

ADELPH-Brick ramb.; 3 bedrms.,
. baths, lge. lily. rm.. 1repl.. lge.
mod, kit; nice bsmt.: det;. garage.
Sl6,s00. Riges rd. to Lebanon.
ALLEN REAL ESTATE. RA. 6-S353.
ADELPHI. 24l7 Lyndon ST
bedrm brick rambler: features incl.
full bsmt. with gas a.-c. heat. recr.
rm., large kitchen with Formica
sink and garbage disposal. fenced
yard and many extras. Vacant.
Price. Sl3.950: $1,000 down or Gil.
. blks. in the rear Of Adelphi shop
ping center. FLOYD 3. DAVIS
CO. 1929 K st; NV. MA. s-0352;
Evening star., 1955-09-04

BOWIE Almost 1-acre beaut
lsndscaped fenced cor. lot: 4 lge
bedrms., hanquet-size din. rm.,
Ice, kit; 8 screened porehes. all
h.-w.h. In excel. cond. Sl4.500
Open to offer with substantial
cash. GRAcEN T. SCOTT, WA
Evening star., 1955-09-04

HOUSES BY HUGHES - AlI-brick
bungalow: beautiful condition
throughout; huge tile bath. lge.
exp. attic, best lot in neighborhood.
price SI2.g5O. W. L. HUGHES CO.,
AP 1-I4nn till q nm.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

LANHAM PARK - New 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; sep. din. rm.. all.
elec. kit. with built-in oven and
locust. refgr.: full dry rec.-type
bsmt. $4,000 Terms. GRACEN
T. SCOTT. WA. 7-046l till 0.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

MT. RAINIER-Loveiy lia-story
home in Al cond.: > bedrms. down
finished ind 4 : completely mod.
Kit. and full-si2ed din. rm. Huge
bsmt, with gas heat. Priced TO sell
today at S12,5o0 with 1000 On.
THE PERRY BOSWELL CO. VA
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AREA----3-
bedrm,, brick, slate-root Colonial;
screened porch. storm windows;
beautiful corner lot: Sl6.50o: 5000
1000 down or trade. JU. 5-SoOo.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

BRICK AND STONE RAMBLER
Features liv rm. with stone f1re-
place, dream kit. with thermidor
oven, 3 large bedrms., full bsmt.
with finished fireplace and rec.
rm space. screened breezeway to
brick garage; beautiful Handicapped
lot, 00x135. Call Mr.. Dupree. RE,
6-S06O: ewes, CY. 7-94l7.
Evening star., 1955-09-04

COLLEGE Park, 5000 Niagara I'd.
-Sl4. 800. A lovely 3-bedrm. brick
home; s blks. from elem. school;
assume AZ loan. COUNTRYWIDE
REALTY, Oh. 2-5S5s.
Cape Cod. be luxe kit. with birch
cabinets. full bsmt., concrete street.
5017 Kenesaw st. Sale by builder,
UN. 4-0463. Dir: North on BALTIC.
blvd, right on Greenbelt rd,- left
on r. I. ave. and right on Kene-
saw ST. to sign. Open to 8 Sun.
Evening star., 1955-04-24

Like to swap some pictures
with the Library Of Congress?
That storehouse Of knowledge
yesterday put on the market
about 142,500 old negatives. 1t
will sell or swamp. 1t said. with
collectors. dealers or libraries.
Largest collection going on the
block is made up Of 100000 nj
trate negatives. 5 by 7 and 6 by
8 inches, Of views Of towns and
cities throughout the country.
They were made by the Alber-
type Co. and were used for post
cards and souvenirs from the
turn of the century until the
company went out of business a
few years ago. They are ar
ranged by States and cities, al
phabetically.
Another 1000 nitrate mega
tives 8 by 10 inches are up for
grabs. They we're made by
Frances v. Benjamin Johnston,
an architectural photographer.
between 1917 and 1928. They
show houses and gardens on the
East Coast and in California.
A third collection contains
$500 negatives. 6h by ga
inches. showing American agri-
cultural and rural home activi-
Evening star., 1955-04-24
ANZAC to Hear
Australian Envoy

Australian Ambassador Sir
Percy Spender speaks at 1890
am. tomorrow at ceremonies
commenorating the deaths of
Australian and New Zealand
servicemen.
The ANAC Day celebration
originally honored those who
died in the April 25. 1915, CALI
poll campaign which resulted in
the overthrow of Sir Winston
Churchill as First Lord of the
Admiralty. It now honors all the
countries war dead.
Several hundred guests are
expected to be on hand for the
ceremonies at the New Zealand
Embassy, 10 Observatory circle
NV.
Sir Leslie Munro. New Zealand
ambassador. also will address the
gathering.
Evening star., 1955-04-24

old Houston contractor back
home before the dynamite trsr
exploded.
Mrs. Helen Harris Weaver. 81,
ranchwoman and civic leader,
died when she pressed the starter
of a family car. Ten sticks OF
dynamite wired to the electrical
system of the car exploded, toss
ing chunks of the engine q block
away.
WaShburn was arrested Janu-
airy 29 and charged with murder
On February IL he and an ex-
convict, Andrew H. Nelson, IS,
who said he showed Washburn
how to make a dynamite bomb,
were indicted for murder.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
Zinn Plans Lecture
Tour in Germany

Charles j. Zinn, law revision
counsel for the House Judiciary
Committee, will leave Wednes-
day for Germany to lecture at
several universities and before
German governmental and civic
groups.
His lectures, under a grant
from the International Educa-
tional Exchange Service of the
State Department, will deal with
the United States Constitution,
legislative processes and law
codification methods in this
country.
Mr.. zinn. who is from Brook
lyn, is a member Of the bar
here and in New York. In 1858
he was a special adviser to the
United States delegation at a
conference of the International
Committee for European Migra-
ton. Secretary Of the Interior
Mckay recently appointed him
to an advisory committee on
codification Of laws Of the vir-
gin Islands.
Evening star., 1955-04-24

Girls, Community Chest and the
United States Conference OF
Mayors.
Information to be Shared
Mrs. Hobby said all current
information with respect to the
availability of the vaccine will
be given at the meeting.
Meanwhile, health depart
ments lin the Washington-area
moved to start their mass vac
cinations tomorrow. First shots
to District first and second
graders will start a day later,
Tuesday. Montgomery County,
Arlington, Fairfax and the City
of Alexandria will start first
round shots. tomorrow ] on the
bulk of children In their pro-
gram. Prince Georges will be
rounding UP the first series OF
vaccinations started last Tues
day. Second shots are to be given
four weeks after the first.
The Advisory Committee will
be concerned with assuring
availability Of the vaccine tc
children l through 10 years OF
age at the time it is most needed
1t is expected everyone under
20 will have been able to start
the three-shot vaccination pro-
gram by November /. BY next
January /, shots for more than
70. million persons will have
been produced by ntanufac-
turers, the vaccine conference
determined.
Following the meeting, which
ended late Friday, Mrs. Hobby
announced:
THE present supply of vac
cine. except for a small amount
is committed to the National
Foundation for Infantile Paral-
ysis for use in its program OF
vaccinating children in the first
and second grades. In fact. until
May l all but approximately one
per cent is committed to the
Foundation"
"a Hopeful Picture"
"The figures submitted by
manufacturers indicate that, in
the meantime, the supply OF
vaccine available will steadily be
increasing. BY July /, an esti-
mated 25.6 million children car
be vaccinated.
"TheSe are the simple, ines
capable facts about the supply
situation.
| 1T is a situation which will,
require very great patience or
the part of everyone. On the
other hand. it is, in my opinion
a hopeful picture. After the long
years of the fight against polio
a substantial victory has beer
won. Instead of years there now
remain only months before the
great boon of the Salk vaccine
can be made available to many
millions"
Evening star., 1955-04-24
'FraudsFound
In GI Home
Loan Probe
BY the Associated Press

Chairman league Of the
House Veterans Committee said
yesterday the committee has
found a widespread vicious.
illegal practice" involving the
buying and selling of veterans
housing rights.
Mr.. league. whose group has
under way a 900 inquiry into
alleged CT housing irregularities.
said still-incomplete findings
also indicate:
/. Veterans Administration
laxity in its home loan guaran-
tee program. He said the VA
has lost about $23 million in
foreclosures, and some veterans
have found themselves in debt
to the Government even though
they had sold their homes and
were living somewhere else when
the foreclosures took place.
2. Instances where VA en-
ployes working on housing have
used their position to make
money outside their salaries
such as appraising a project for
more than its worth and accept
ing money from the builder.
However. he said VA vigilance
on this score seems better than
when the committee last looked
into the matter in 1852.
Penalty is Fine and Prison
Committee investigators said
the rights sales, punishable by
fines up to $1,000 and five years
in prison upon conviction, have
involved both builders and real
estate agents as well as the vet
Grams. However, they said most
Of the veterans did not know they
were violating the law in selling
their rights at prices ranging
from a drink up to $400."
They said prosecution is al
ready under way against buyers
in cases at Atlanta, Ca, Houston,
Abilene. Midland and Ell Paso,
Tex, Oklahoma City. Okla, and
San Diego, Calf. Now under in
vestigation by the Committee or
other Federal agencies are in
stances at Los Angeles and
Montgomery, Ala.
Easier Credit Terms
The CT home loan guarantee
entitlements. accorded one each
to each veteran of World War
II and the Korean war, are
popular because they allow home
buyers cheaper and easier credit
terms than on other types of
loans. A builder with a GI-guar-
anteed loan on his new house
thus can sell it for more.
In citing cases o. wholesale
manipulating" of the GI rights,
the investigators said one buyer
even ran newspaper advertise
ments Offering to purchase en-
titlements while another solic-
tied them from veterans in a
California State jail.
7 AS for housing foreclosures
where a GI-guaranteed loan is
defaulted and the VA sells the
house. the probers said the 90
900 of them so far have cost the
VA $23 million in a period when
home prices generally were ris-
ing.
Also. they said, some veterans
have been saddled with debt be-
cause under the usual terms of
house sales the veteran remains
responsible for the VA-guaran-
teed loan.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
D. c. Medical Men Seen
Approving Vaccine Plan

District doctors and pharma-
cists appear satisfied with a Gov
ernment move to keep watchful
eye-but not an iron hand-on
distribution of the polio vaccine
DR.. Preston A. McLendon
president of the District Medical
Society, said last night District
physicians would probably SO
along with Secretary Of Welfare
Hobby's move to set up a Ma
tional Advisory Committee which
would recommend voluntary vac
cine ALLEGATIONS on a State-by-
State basis.
Mrs. Hobby's recommendation,
approved by President Eisen-
hover, came after q conference
of physicians and drug mailufac-
turers had investigated the vac
cine situation. Mrs. Hobby an
nounced that statistics showed an
estimated 25.6 million children
under the age of 10 can be vac
cinated by July /, but that almost
no commercial supplies of the
vaccine are available now. What
vaccine there is on hand is going
out to first and second graders
who are taking part in school
inoculation programs furnished
free by the Polio Foundation.
The Advisory Committee will
be announced later this week
Mrs. Hobby said.
Priorities Recommended
Vaccine priorities have al
ready been recommended here
in the District. The priorities
established after a meeting of
local physicians and pharma-
cists, asked that youngsters three
through five receive the vaccine
first; then children 8 through 10
and pregnant women past the
third month of pregnancy; then
children below 3 and over 10.
DR.. McLendon said he felt
certain physicians would adhere
closely" to the recommended
priorities.
DR.. Harold C. Kinner, secre-
tary Of the D. C. Pharmaceutical
Association said last night he
was pleased to see that the top
level conference had recon-
mended that existing channels
for vaccine distribution be MAIN
tanned.
Secretary Hobby announced
last night that some so national
organizations are being invited
to send representatives to a
meeting here Wednesday to ex-
change information on vaccine
distribution. Ideas of the groups
will be given to the Advisory
Committee. Organizations in
vited include those Of a service
nature. Among them are the
American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton, the AFL and CIO. the Red
Cross, veterans organizations
WON ems organizations. Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts, Campfire
Evening star., 1955-04-24
Sale or Swap Offers Sought
For 142,5OO Old Negatives

ties, chiefly of the period be-
tween 1910 and 1880. The Ex-
tension Service OF the Agricul-
ture Department. which made
the pictures. fell down On its
caption writing. There is No ac-
companying Identification of the
negatives.
If you want the pictures, your
bid has to be in by May Q.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
Pilgrimage to Visit
Catholic U. Shrine

The National Shrine Pilgrim
age Associates will come here for
a three-day visit to the Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception at
Catholic University from Friday
through Sunday.
The group. from % States and
the District, has visited Marian
shrines in Europe the past three
summers.
Evening star., 1955-04-24
Car Bomb Trial
SET to0pen

SAN ANGELO, Tex, April %
R.-Harry L. Washburn comes
to trial Monday with the de-
fense that he was 400 miles
away when a cIeverly devised
auto bomb blasted his former
mother-in-law to death here
January 19.
Prosecutors claim only q wild
midnight drive got the 38-year-
Evening star., 1955-04-24

summers.
Evening star., 1955-05-21
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

PASTURE for 200 head of cattle.
So month per head. Orchard
grass bluegrass and lespedeza, plen-
ty of water. Kenmore S-59SS or
Front Royal 4os M after 4:3o pm.
65 GENTLE RIDING HoRsEs-This
group includes load of Texas COW
sTAsLE3 sfEisi Eng goNEs Es'ie Ju sSBel5
GENTLE u z, PONY esys1 rides and is drives;
4ssEi.5ia sa6 syhL To yrs seSs ssat horn:
Cali Gaithersburg 364-J-4. -
1 RAM AND EWES. Hampshires,,
also 8 lambs; sale or trade for - !
stud and l mare pony. LO. 5-2SII :
After pm, Saturday all day ~ sun
BEAUTIFUL hish-spirited mare. good
Jumper, 1874 hands high; sl75. sS Can
RfTPGisfTEREb fPEisf mi fS'i HEREFORD. dispersal
calves. herd bull. Phone LeesBurs s5!
putREBRED tga;HRsEiD ANGUS cows reg
istered with bull calves: g yearling
heifers, 1 registered; 5 2-year-oid
heifers; best offer Herndon 63-W-l.
YOUNG MILK cows registered
Guernsey, / grade Guernsey. l Hol-
stein and Guernsey. Best ofter.
SHETLAND PONY. very gentle, no
bad habits, new saddle and bride.
$3.50: call BROWNING $3.50 af-
YEAR, vi old wELL-sCHoOLED. a.
thoroughbred bay mare. JE. 2-26os.
WALKER, bay seldins,
152 hands, gentle. Good mount
for teen-ager or woman; PRIIII
EDWARDS. Gaithersburg, 1889. -"2
MANY HOGS, pigs, shoats, boars and
sows, OWNER. ia 9-7010. ---23