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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Fair Bluff News
BY MRS. T. ID. VANCE

Mrs. Wayne Bailey OF Chad
bourn was a recent guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Guy l. Bailey.
Mrs. Charlie Small and chill
dren. Sylvia and Hank were
Weekend guests OF Mrs. SInalls
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cherry in Fayetteville, N. c.
Mrs. G.. d. Elliott, Mrs. j. E
Dick and Mrs. c. C. Townsend
were visitors in Florence, S. C
tor the day Monday.
Mrs. RhoGa Small and Miss
Nanny Gray Townsend visited
relatives in Raleigh, Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Prince is spending
sometime with her sister, Mrs
Mollic Rogers in Society Hill
IS. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Meares anc
children of Mullins, were Sun
day guests of MIR. Meares' par,
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Mcares
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Roger:
ard son, Benny, of Sanford were
recent guests of Mr.. Roger:
Parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. hog
.crS.
Mrs. Leo Buie and son, Steve
of Bladcnboro spent the week
end with Mrs. Bu;e's parents
Lr. and Mrs. NJ. r. Townsend.
Miss Nell Turner, student a
Winthrop College. Rock Hill, S
:. spent the weekend with he!
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s
/ Turner
Mrs. 3. W. Tyler has returned
.omc from 4 Conway Hospital
where she WIS = patient for scv.
raj DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Small
ere visitors in Florence, S. c
r!&ay afternoon.
Mrs. Harry Harrington Of Mul
ms. (. {. visited her mother
4 irS. Bessie Renfrow Sunda,
.stgrnoon.
Durham Anderson has return
d home form a Conway, Souti
sroIina Hospital where he Wa
patient for several days.
Mrs. Harry Anderson OF Hem
~.way. >. c was the guest o
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

you get first-class mail service"
he said. "First-class friends de-
serve first-class mail and the
use of first-class postage makes
i: certain that your Christmas
cards will be delivered prompt
ly. Also, use Of firSt-claSs post
age insureS forwarding service
if the addreSSee has moved or
the card will be returned to you
/ if the recipient cannot be locat-
ed. Then, too, on Christmas
cards sent by first-claSs mail,
you can include handwritten
messages making your greetings
more personal"
It is perfectly correct and, in
fact, advisable to include your
return name and address on
sach Christmas card envelope.
This helps your friends to keep
tneir mailing list up-to-date and
inSures correction of your list
if the card is returned as unde-
lliverable.
Postmaster Spivcy warns that
ii any Of your Christmas card
envelopes are larger than 9" y
II" or smaller than pa y 4"
they must be sent by first-class
mail because such cards require
hand cancellation.
When your Christmas cards
are ready to mail. you will do
both yourself and Postmaster
Spivey a real favor by putting
The cards with local addresses
in one bundle and those for out
of-town destinations in another.
Then mark each bundle and
with special Identification labels
you can get free at the Post Or
flee which read ALL FOR
ICUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERY"
and ALL FOR LOCAL DELIV-
cry"
If you have a large card list
mail your out-of-town Christ
mas cards several days in adj
vance of those for local delivery
and try to set all cards for dis
tant points mailed by December
IS and those for local delivery
should be started on their way
at least a week before Christ
mas.
/ Regarding the mailing OF
Christmas gifts, Postmaster
| Spivcy points out that right now
the big double rush is beginning
with the outgoing Christmas
mails paralleling the flCcd OF
incoming packages and Christ
mas cards. He urges that YOU
set your out-Of-Statc packages
into the Post Office wItrin the
next day or two and do every
thing possible TO mail all OF your
Christmas gifts for local de.iv-
-ry by December 10Th.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

ed her to take singing lessons
On the side.
Finally 4 decision had to be
made. On the one hand Jane
HobSon had a contract tn teach
piano and theory at Shorter
College in Rome, Georgia; on
the other was the advice OF mus
ical experts who insisted it was
a crime not to do something
with her voice. In the end she
came to New York. On Il Juilli-
ard Fellowship she studied und-
err Evan Evans from 1912 to the
spring of 1916. During that time
she sang Dorabella in q Juilli-
ard performance of "Cosi fan
lutte" under Felleticr, VICE the
Naumburg Award and gave a
Town Hall recital. She also
coached with Margaret Natzen-
auer.
In the summer of l9i7 her
good looks and genuine acting
ability were revealed at the
theatre in Ogunquit, Maine,
where she played leads in Din
!ner at Eight" and Double
Door"
Her big chance came in the
spring of 1913. Under the aus
pices Of Columbia Artists Man
agement she was given the
chance to addition for Both leo
Ipold Stokowski and Arturo Tos-
canini and her career was
launched both Stohowski
and The Maestro" were i'm
pressed by the Hobson voice and
. personality and 10th chose her
as soloist-two -ed-lette- events
in the career of any artist
young or old. Under Stckowski
: she sang at Carnegie Hall in
Debussy's Blessed Damozel" on
March 20, 1913: with ToScaniui
and the NBC Symphony she
sang in the Beethoven Ninth or
+, April 3, 1913. With these two
performances the girl from the
, little Nebraska town was well
: on her way to nationwide fame
and since that time Jane Hob
son has more than justified hel
lnewS-making start by brilliant
: concert tours from coast-to-
coast across the United States
: and Canada.
= For the current season. in adj
t dition to her own tour, she vii,
t join five other young American
singers to form TIE Mozart Con-
ccrt-Opera Group, which will,
give special performances Ct
: "Cosi fan lutte" with orcheStras
, and in recital in celebration OF
-'thc Mozart Pice1tcnniLl. The
group made 4 brilliantly s..g-
.CCSSful debut with the NltiCna,
= Symphony Orch stra in Wash
ingtOn, d. c.; the Washington
} Post and Times Hcrai5 calico
/ Jane HobSOnS Dorabclll 'HJr-
e trait of vocal power" and IhC
= Evening Star reported that sh,
: was powerful and conprlTng.'
: The Group will sing with uc
, orcEcStras Of st. Louis CinCin-
natl, Minneapolis. San Antonio
. Oklahoma City. Pitts burg
e springfield and Determination
= and in recital in Kansas City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
D peru Star Will
Appear I'm CONVOY

With a career launched by
both Toscanini and StockowSki
Jane HobSon in four short years
has sung over $50 concerts and
has been soloist with such orch
sstraS as the NBC Symphony
the New York Philharmonic
Symphony, the Minneapolis
Symphony and the Cleveland
Orchestra.
The statussque, dark-haired
young singer, who will appear
here on Thursday evening. De-
Icember Is, 1855, at Conway
Grammar School Auditorium
looks more like a Power model
than a Pioneer Woman, but her
story is in the best old-iashion-
ed American tradition. She wa:
born In a town of 200 people-
Murray. NebraSka-where hel
iathcr was 4 banker and 4 cat
tie man. Her mother was a gooC
amateur pianist from whom
Jane inherited a flair :or the
keyboard. Both parents socr re-
cognized that they had an unu-
sually tolented child, but It wa:
mother who did something a.
bout it. 1t was she who was ur
/ at $50 every morning in SUBJ
zero winter weather to get the
furnace started to warm the pi-
ano keys, so little Jana coulC
practice comfortably before
school. And every Friday after.
noon, from the time Jane wa!
iSeven, she drove her the q
imileS to Omaha, in snow Of
islcet. for a weekly music lesson
The daily routine grew ever
more difficult later. There VIZ!
no high school in Murray anc
after Jane graduated from Gle,
Imentary school she had to be III
even earlier 10 practice anC
breakfast before driving eigh
miles to PlattSmouth TO 30 I,
scEool. High SCHOOL days over
She enrolled in William Wood
College in Fulton, Missouri
where two years later she re
lceivcd a degree as Associate il
Fine Arts. Then Shc wanglct
parental permission to 60 t
Paris. where she had a wonder
.ul time learning Freacn at til
Alliance Franchise ard studyini
piano first with Camille Deere
us and then with CaSadesus a
the American Conservatory a
Founta!neblcau. On holidays Sh
dashed tourist-happy arount
Europe. youthful!y unaware Q
the gathering war clouds. Blu
one day in tho autumn of 1888
the AmtriCan Consul III Ams:cr
dam warned hey parents: TAX
your daughter home :"
Back in the Sttat s. she enter
led the Cincinnati ConServa.or,
On a scholarship. studied plan
l.ndcr SEVERN EisenbergCr. an
won her Bachelors degree. Sh
.-.turECd to study for her Mast
5 1t the same time holding 10
Two years the most OF Studcn
Dean OF Wom-n. 1t was Will
| ,hc was il Cincinnati. cinc!n
hymns during a Dlccalawcat
/ Service. the conscrvatory'S voic
-.Cac-Cr heard ECr and rnr.u.d
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
Personal Message Can Be Included
II Christmas Cards Go First Class

Reporting that his "Mail Ear
~ for Christmas" campaign is
really in high gear, Postmaster
Ralph w. Spivey today gave
some helpful hints on how you
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

can be sure that your Christmas
cards will reach everyone on
your list before December 25th,
"When you use three cent
stamps on your Christmas cards,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14

The Postmaster said that h.:'d
cooperation from all
business firms to delay the
mailing Of circulars and catalosS
until after December 25th. He
also suggested that they step up
their regular correspondence
to 400 P. NJ. or earlier
each day.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-12-14
For Men

GenuInc
Leather Dillfold .Sl.e3 up
untitled Utility Gases Sl,G0 up
Ash Trays, All Kinds Soc up
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20
Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus.
am a little girl nine years old.
7 would Ike you TO please bring
me doll and a view master I
have little brother Who is four
years old He would Ike you. TO
nI4ng him some trucks and some
clothes We both have tried 10 be
good Thank you
Love.
Ann and Cha rles Calhoun
Ri ! Farmville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20

= = - FfEfKF
am a little girl two years old
For Christmas please bring me a
doll. dol bed. tricycle. with horn.
piano. telephone and dishes. Don 7
forget TO MI my stockings With
something good And remember
all ny little friends
Your little friend.
Dsbra Joan Price
Meheryin. Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20

par Santa Claus.
We are len years old and go TO
Prospect school We want an
Aunt Jemina cooking set. doll, ink
pen, poeketbook socks. pa arnas.
candy and nuts~ Please reynem Der
my little brother David.
Lore.
May and Kay Gillian
P2npiin. Va
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20

Dear Santa.
I will Be the 18th OF Deem
Der I want a makeup kit doll
q bicycle 3 color book a type
vriter talking telephone b
bake set. jacket. SONG oyeralls
pair Of shoes a Bible and some
surprises. A doll CRIB. a bath.nette
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20

Antl-lreexe for automobile RAJ
diators is produced from coal at
The Belle w Va plant Of f I
dp Pont dt Nemours Co. IN large
enough quantity every year Ia
give wintey-loia protection to aep~
t!4l ---l1a- t44g
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20


kcotflod ftela the
$4,000
,s,'. r.,
r,a e..t,
- da
Bob bansen aI.@ hztt
opening Of vs. c.ase
along nllh hau If
NC friends alFttro'
ncighboi i9"d u't tif3
ponod Of seVefai
trap "a4 bei1a e' @
1ufnaooui
Wen Jofn Is
your New ffa1 fes"'3'
Benson. pulling ~ ct4
He Tells All
i've resolved sand naan..n
looking II Tyler 3D. aa ou
yonae way 70 keep your deg aJ o
my flower bed thi pug f
'her I've resolved 20 tIa}l riaii
winch VII make you eat FaH
share Of 'he grass bo'Ae'H aAt
houses--hy 'he way you s'iI' aatt
my lawn mover from lael
r . plan mai van MAKE }pd eitt'
your snare 81 ING Snow "4 ''3'
'front.' walk Harrison eaped Ho@''t
O MS eof'ee vi'd e"t''!'la'd
Tlan mat Altl kEtp ire ftH51th
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20
Route 2. E,mr.lle
Dec. II
Dear Santa Claus.

IEfd osI4tA CLAUS.
am four years aid and ! hare
tired To be good girl Please
hing me n bride doll. stove. and
sink and an ice box Be good to
everyone else.
Diane Joyce
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-12-20

Deae santa Claus.
aant bali ard dress
uant q hat 7 want gloves, too
SandTa weight
FarmW-le Va
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Home Bankers Plan
West Coust PorIey

The Mortgage Bankers Asso-
citation Of America has announced
plans to hold its 42d annual con-
yentiop at the Statler and Bilt-
more Hotels in Los Angeles
October 81 to November 8.
Some 5000 delegates from
across the Nation. Canada. Latin
America and Hawaii are ex-
pected to attend the sessions. ac-
cording to Wallace Moir, presi-
dent of the MBA.
Evening star., 1955-07-30

thousand feet now under lease in
the Pennsylvania Building,
Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
Iysnia avenue NV.
GSA said it needs a total Of
325.000 square feet. A 81 per
square foot rental for that area
would mean an additional year.
ly cost to the Government of
81 800 900.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
u. S. Rent Cost
'Moy Rise Here

Bids received by the General
Services Administration In re-
sponse to its request for offers
Of ONCE space for Government
use are sl.4o higher than the
average per square foot annual
rent now being paid by GSA for
ia total of 100000 square feet
lit has under lease in the District.
The present average per square
foot rental is $3.50, including
services. the agency said. Two
bids received-from the Matomic
Building and from National
Engineering and Development
Corp. for lie d street N.E.-were
for 81 a square foot. This space
lis air-conditioned. while some
other space now rented by the
Government is not.
GSA now pays as much as 81
per square foot only for several
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Ventilation Needed

In homes where there are
Easements. proper ventilation
should be provided in summer a;
well as in winter. 1t is important
to have adequate air circulation
so that all basement moisture i:
removed.
In winter, heating does the
trick. In summer. suction fan or
open window ventilation will dc
the lob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

HYATTsvM.LE--ls,oO0 50. IT. 4Oc
r. ave WA. 7.s7es.
WAREHOUSE. 6ox50, and 10000 It
Of yard space: College Park area
WAREHOUSE, Cherrydale, Arlington
Va. Call ia. 10000. pa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or warehouse
immeSias.ly s " liable inaslr. 81 MRS Il
HEAD. Ii, 10000 or see your real
viii BuYLD FOR LEAsE--war..
house or m;aHnuiscturins plant e
%d Pson speSl IN Sg1oo In Rockytlls
ExPREssWAY Al DSSioR-Mcxdserr
BLDG, soned light manufscturins
approx. 32xb0. about 1000 80. It.
kHNpoLJRIH' Rssiior. RE. 7;s1s7
wxkERoGssE TO LEAsE-ren Il thou.
SAND square feet with door Level
loading 70 truck bays and rain cars,
conditioned private and general
ofhces Perfect for manufacturing OF
disirisution Adiacent to Route J
formation. asia LsSTsHss st Bis.
WIFI pfns0u sSunD FOR LEAsE-ware.
house or manufacturing plant To
owners specineations in Rockville.
DOWNTOWN--Two bldg, with
$500 50. #. lpaneled, air-cond. Of
ficel; 1900 So IT, fenced parking
area: unusual In It's wide range OF
uses, including shop, warehouse, spe-
ciaity processing. research lab.
Consider trade, Cali Mr.. oNeiii.
Phillips, CANDY a. FULLER,
INC. BIT 3-2l0O, iO12 18th pt. NV
WAREHOUSE, downtown. rear a03
. o. NV t-story.- with elevator.
bOx26; $50 mo. Df. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

UsED-CAR LOT, 5s06 Georgia ave.
ngsed.car lot for past 20 years. RA.
D sooWSnNiTiro BLDG, with adjoining a
parking lot; 1884 18th st. NV.
RsSisaee NJ sGE s sSoe business or light
Il. apt. Good for any business with
or without restaurant fixtures. ME.
LEO SO. FT.. aes 9Th st. NV. jsor.
9TH and K n.wD End fl. Suitable
Tor office, wholesale. printer. union,
o gss ,o char ;.s seryiee s15e per no
4l2 9th ct. NV, RE, 7-.o94.
ARL., VA. Bill Columbia pike
rms, ideal for home and real estate.
DOCTORS. accountant. etc.. gas heat,
FfRsRT CoSMERcIAL. i iHSi IT,,
on prominent northeast corner: fine
site for drive-in restaurant or ice
s eIssn sIScs T FEC ' aM lss's
l14l 9th st, n.w.-Approx. $500 So.
IT.. cleo. conveyor belt to 5 floors.
oil heat; in whole or in part: reas.
rent. Apply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4
CO, 1000 2 st. NV, co. ,5,3533.
2520 nth ST: N.W.--New bldg, suit
store; good business location; avail
able parking in rear: reasonable rent.
WILLIAM ]. DAVIS, INC. 500 II st.
nv, HA; $500. ~. I.95i9.
1hrSssh the Sslsra SERVICES Ad
ice, Region 3, offers for lease as q
unit 40 lots, with improvements
thereon. located in Squares $50.
N-5S0. 5S2 and 638, Southwest.
Washinston, o; e. The property is
Proposals win be received until i
pm, tEDST), May 16. 1865. infor-
nation and copies Of the invitation
and proposal forms may be obtained
from Mr.: F. w. DeBlois. Room 1918,
General Cn Services Administration. Re,
SIS. s.w., Washinston ", B. c. Tele.
1fss isth sT. N.W.Do oH a1t or @ iisht
tiers; End comm, NE. s-4100. Mr..
M FalIhseNi Av AP' ss. .W'8siMod. nr.proo,
#: ceilings: $500 mo. a. M. ROTH
ARL,. va. SHOPPING CENTER
100 blk Wilson blvd. 32x70 IT.
GSssn are 70 % " prn pfnsfy artery
plenty parking. Lse. chain stores
in center. On one of main routes
to new Potomac River bridge. In
vestigate. WO. 6-6S66.
ton. Principal artery. 1890 It.
Balcony office. bsmt, suit. any bust
ness. WO. s-6S66.
JUNK SHOP--Est. 40 yrs. in w.
Bait (license Incl. in rental; incl.
CONTINENT. Box 494-c. Star.
DOWNTOWN BLDG. and store. a03 Z
st. n.w.--Warehouse in rear. adj.
Weschler's auction. d.. 7-6500.
ner location for beauty salon, erocer,
upholsterer; reasonable rent. THOS.
.: WALSH, INC. S16 18th st. NV.
DI. 7-7557.
GROUND for rent for farm market
or other business on Marlboro pike
IN Marlboro; building on ground.
Telephone Market 7-3629.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

BAILEYs CROSSROADS and Seven
Corners, Va.-Mod a.-c once space
N gilmore Shopping center DE.
Medical I'd "a I. oEFICE-Mod. IS. as; 10th
IDEAL LOCATION. doctor. dentist.
business Office; MINI. Pa. Sc:
s-rm house, parking Ju h-s4e3
CORNER 10Th AND X NV large
SPACE Rsssonabs 1'' e. 7 ESssfn
OPPOSITE sTATLER-3-room Air.
eond. front. furnished apt: office and
home: fiuorescent lights mod: kit.
BETHEsDA-New. modern bids. fully
sir-conditionsd; large parking lot; |
e es and sundays S 81. s1esls. e ~Nsi
CHERRYDALE. Arlington. Va. Also
AZ Ea 56PoN N G Ghl L. 4 s9.,ond H
$50; room at s46. Phone co.
G2Go6RRSGSEtTowN--corn.r bldg; End
a. ONCE suite, incl; bath. S126: or
seDsrat ,ee. Ts sss n Ssgly de- H
SILVER y sPRiNG--Doctor's once.
Attrac. proposition to eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist. Ju. 6-45I54.
Neutrality-suspicious. once, $50
FINANCIAL iHi Dis;TiRICT-Entire and
floor of modern downtown bldg. con.
tanning approx. 1000 SO. IT,: all
open space except for I private Of
nee; heat. light and air conditioning
matte elevator: excellent for trade
associations. insurance co.'s. archie
tects and engineers. etc; reas. rent.
Immed. poss, Consult Leasing Dept.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. Realtors,
IA 18th st, nv, ma. 1895, ~
D bus sts. Alexandra. any va anu e' Four
rooms. suitable for insurance agency
or orthodonist; splendid opportunity
s.oes7. or residence ' TIE. o' s-es3ii:
DESK sPAcE--powntown: SIS per
downtown oFFFicE BLDG.-on.-
rm., furn,. air-conditioned. carpeted
ONCE suite; use Of reception rm.,
answering, and reception service;
: :fsd sfs5 'i ms Box sssis sisz s a.
CORNER 1oTM AND PA. AvE.--s4s
Pa. ave. n,w.-Desirable space: all
outside rooms; elevator bldg: good
location and Convenient: reasonable
D aSRiS Nv Z ns ssa a M IL.
nv: bright attractiye rooms; el.-
convenient location. Apply $40 r
D siSs essSt 1sss a. Ea .. hsg.
space: all outside rooms; elevator
BLDG; rsasonable. Apply $40 r st.
B 4 III W. r.. MD. newt, decorate. cogs
dentist IN modsrn bui hSi S0f IN .s sT
AvAiLABIE MINED. In new new, mod
ern. r-conditioned bids. Sd-
Joining shopping center. RIA. 3-227e
or see Mr.. Ellrod on premises. 7705
s25; others at $50; furnished and
sir,eonditioned II desired. ST g.
, Ssso ST, NV. cns.r X .t.,-ses sS
decorated: new asphait-tiie door ana
$500 50. H.; WIN divide: heat sGiS Drn':
owner will air-cond. Front entrance
recently , r.Issnad excellent ior
Consult Isasins Dept. sHAN NON
4 LucHs co. Rssitors. 724 I4th
MODERN Ar. CoND. SUITE. insm.-
e cs yMf Syai1Sle u WA Ttsspnse s rs
1211 Eye st. NV, RE. 1890. Cd
OFFICE and waiting rm.. also 3-rm,
apt, and gar. avail. n desired, 1910
Is" i" Conn. AVE. NV Sns,.
suites. eley. bldg: low rental; immcd.
posS. MRS. WHITNEY ST. a-45sA.
OFFICE SPACE. s25 per month. In
surance. accounting, lawyer. real
estate or business. in modern once
opposite site of new Sears Roebuck
Dept Store To be built. 2a4O Ala
barna ave. Sc. 10. 3-6725.
LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE with
s Sopsls .1p sss s scs.p s
Of reception room. 18th and X loca.
ton. $50 mo. Avail. immed. Cali
CONTINUED On next psssI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-24
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE


End COMMERCIAL, Vermont ave
NV Store and apts; ground for
warehouse in rear. OWNER, HE. A.
MONTGOMERY Co.-Going grocery
business for 30 years in progressive
area. Cash, high class clientel. Fresh
stock, modern equipment, owner sac.
rificing for stock and half equipment
costs; HEIDER AND SELLERS. WA
rN SrSu5sT fHss and a1 Commercial e ground
Excellent locations and prices. B. A.
CAsSATT. ia. 5-6234: ewes. ia, g.
ISL 81 1GoMM.-41oo blk. MINI. ave
re; Reas9 n .d By sppt. only; j 10
5000 LEE HiGHWAY-zoned c-1
s4.5x150, level; 10000 50. IT. add.
tional ground at rear for parking
and expansion: all utilities: $4,000
$1,000 cash. balance. S120 per mo
81. CHAs. CARROLL CARTER. ia
ii. 500 SO. FIT. COMMERCIAL LAND
in town of Fairfax; $1,000, terms.
RUNYoN g. PRICE. JE. 2-2500.
CHOICE SITE. for warehouse and
Offices; Blair. I'd, NV. Approx. 1874
strategic location. CAN NE. s.0079,
MR., WILLINGHAM. ewes. XII. s.
MASONRY BUSINESS BLDG, yrs
old: 34x5u IT with cellar: suitable
for tavern, has beer license, or gen.
eral store. On corner. Good spot
for gas station, No competition,
"a acre lot Main corner in water.
front community. Must sell. call
or write for appt. EWARD s. HALL,
SIR. Brownsville Post ONCE. South
|o itATsS business property
The best location in rapidly grow
ing county seat town; ONCE and
apartment. building with additional
land suitable supermarket or other
business. Also business locations In
rapid growing towns and on busy
highways. LEONARD SNYDER, tel.
1911. La Plata. Md.
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Buildings fol
any business; $500 So. IT, floor
1000 50. #. parking avail. 1s42
2?S CEDAR ST.. N.W.-zoned 1si
comml Big, Older 2-family home
$4,000. Easy terms. Call JU
$1,000. BAINUM REAL ESTATE.
2902 GA. AVE. N.W.--2-story brick
store and 4 rooms. bath. gas h.-w.h.
only Sl5,150, sun. RA. 3-4455
zoNED ist CoNMI.--3-story bldg.
store on Ist q. and apis. above
Excel. cond. Yearly income, 81,
500 Trades accepted, Asking So
500. DRAVILLAS REAL ESTATE