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NlE:Hi!;'jMT\
Relief from to7unng aches and pains
AEkbnEis and Rheunu0hixn

Massage Mentholatum
Deep Heat Rub as needed
on the spot that's sore. See
how it's taken up" by
your skin. You'll feel a fash
Of warmth right where it
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Mash through fine sieve. Melt one-fourth
cup butter; blend in flour; gradually stir in
milk and puree. Simmer for " hour, stirring
occasionally. Beat egg yolk slightly; blend in
cream. Gradually stir into soup. Add sweet
butter. Season further, if desired. Serve hot.
Yield. about 2h quarts soup. Note: Soup
may also be prepared by using 3h cups
canned pumpkin as the PURGE and seasoning
as desired.
candled Orange With Sweet Potato
fhick-skimed oranges 2pOundS sugar
I pint corn syrup quarts water
Cut oranges in half; remove fruit. Boil
orange shells in water to cover for 30 minutes;
drain. Make syrup of the corn syrup, sugar
and water. Add oranges and cook until
glazed, about IS minutes. Remove from syrup
and fill with mashed sweet potato pushed
through pastry tube. Yield: II orange halves.
Baked Apple With Hard Sauce
Apples SWeef butter
Sugar Hard sauce
Cinnamon Warmed brandy
Peel and core apples. Place in baking dish.
Sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon; dot center
with butter. Cover bottom Of pan with boiling
water. Bake at 375oF. for 40 to, 60 minutes,
or until tender, basting occasionally. Serve
warm with hard sauce. Just before serving
add brandy and ignite. - The End
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hurts. Quickly tormenting
pressure is relieved.
Feel relief deep down
with Mentholatum Deep
Heat Rub or money back.
eREASElESSI STAImIEsSl
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From Philippe's
Farm Kitchen:
BroIIed Turkey
With His Filings

shrimp is served with Watch Hill Farm sauce.
Follows cream of pumpkin soup with golden
croutons. Sweet potatoes are teamed with
candied orange. There is side dish Of Cape
Cod cranberries. Dessert most often is baked
apple with sugar and cinnamon and fiambeed,
served with hard sauce. Don't forget the coffee!
Watch Hill Farm Sauce
bOnle chill sauce cup red wine
bottle cafSLp vinegar
8-OMuce can ? tablespoons
tomato Juice brown sugar
? tablespoons WOrceS- Salt 10 taste
ferShire sauce T0b0scO sauce to
2 tablespoons hOEseEadih taste
Combine ingredients; shake or stir vigorously.
Strain through fine sieve. Serve with cold,
fresh shrimp.
Cream OF Pumpkin Soup
81 pounds peeled quar- chicken
and diced stock
pumpkin u cup butter or
? medium onions, margarine
sliced N cup -four
" cup butter or M quarts milk
margarine egg yOk
quart water n pint heavy cream
tablespoon SWeef butter
Fry pumpkin and onions in u cup butter
until lightly Drowned. Add water and chicken
stock and cook until pumpkin is well done.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

THE FIRST DISCOVERY of gold
in the u. S. was made in Mecklen-
burg county, N. C. in 1899.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
RawsOn Man Involved
In Accident Sunday

Vernon r. Frech, 25, Rawson, was
treated in Blanchard Valley hospital,
Findlay, Sunday, for decorations and
abrasions received in a three-car
accident in Findlay.
Frech, headed southwest on Lima
avenue, was involved in collision
with an auto driven by Sarah E. Van
Scott, SO, Findlay, which repeatedly
pulled out of a parking lot and hit
Frech's car. Mrs. VanScoit was also
treated at the hospital for decorations
and abrasions.
According to police the Frech car,
after hitting the VanScoit auto, also
struck car driven by Thornton c.
Grubb, 81, Findlay, travelling north
east.
Mrs. VanScoit was charged with
failure to yield the right of way.
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Beaverdam

Miss Ethel Bishop, Wellington, o.,
was week end guest in the Roy Eek
enwiler home
Rev. T. j. Wilson delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon to the 1856 gradu-
ating class on Sunday evening at the
high school auditorium.
Mrs. Fred Andrews gave birthday
party Saturday afternoon in honor of
her son Steven. 1t was his seventh an
niversary.
Arnold Winkelman was taken to
Columbus, Ohio, hospital on Tuesday
for observation.
Mr.. and Mrs.,I. j. Amstutz attend
ed the Cory-Rawson commencement
exercises on Sunday evening.
Mr.. w. M. Floyd, Allen County Su-
perintendent of Schools, gave the
commencement address for the Bea-
verdam seniors on Monday in the
high school gym.
Mrs. Stanley Vertner, who was a
patient at Memorial hospital for one
day last week, has been returned to
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Long attended
the Spring District Conference at the
Wesley Methodist church in Lima on
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Effie Shrider has returned to
her home here after being a patient
at Memorial hospital in Lima several
weeks ago.
Mrs. Ernest Hall was taken to Mt.
Carmel hospital in Columbus last
Thursday for eye surgery. Her condi-
tion is reported as good and any one
desiring to send her cheer card may
address it to Room 528, Mount Car
mel hospital, West State Street, Col
umbus, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Leatherman,
Coldwater, Michigan, were Monday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Leatherman.
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BlufftOn Receives
Tax Distribution

Bluffton Exempted school district
received $16,063.58 personal tax rev.
enue as its share of the first half
1856 personal and classified tax being
distributed this week by Russell L.
Hire, Allen county auditor.
AS its share of the personal tax
distribution the municipality of Bluff
ton received S2,SS8.18. Richland town
ship got a sum of $861.22 in the dis
tribution.
Of the $45,254.55 classified tax
being distributed in the county the
Bluffton Public Library received
S2,247 in addition to an advance of
$4,000.
In the distribution the Beaverdam
school district got $4,193.66 and the
village of Beaverdam received $247.12
of the personal tax. Lafayette-Jack-
son school district was given $4,71S.7S
and the Lafayette municipality re-
ceived $67.57.
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Work Crew Painting
.Rt. Is Centerline

Painting of the centerline on U. S.
Route 25 from the Allen-Auglaize
county line northward to its junction
with Route SO in Hancock county
was started Monday by Division One
of the State Highway department.
Motorists have been cautioned by
the State Highway Patrol to proceed
with caution and pass only to the
right of the stripping machine. The
patrol will also check to curtail
violators crossing the line while the
paint is wet and before the work
crew has taken up safety guards set
along the line.
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HERE AND THERE
BY Ruth Huber

William Steiner of Bluffton, who
retired from farming a few years,
ago, is assisting his son getting in the
crops on his farm west of the Ebene-
ger road.
The Methodist church at Gilboa had
the cafeteria at the Columbus Grove
stock sale Friday.
Mache and Son planted large
acreage of tomatoes near Columbus
Grove last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Boedicker have
rented their farm southeast of Bluff
ton and are living at Rawson. Mr..
Boedicker injured his hand last fall in
a cornpicker accident.
Mexican field help is beginning to
arrive in the Pandora, Columbus
Grove and Ottawa communities to
help with the sugar beet crop.
Roy Moser who was seriously in
jured on the Anderson farm east of
Bluffton, is In somewhat better condi-
tion at Bluffton hospital this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Huber of
Bluffton were Sunday afternoon call
ers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
mer Marshall, Beaverdam.
Mrs. Robert Roades and children of
Indian Lake were Saturday visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Marshall.
Don Edie of the Bluffton body
shop took large truck load of wreck
ed auto parts to Lima Monday morn
ing.
Can and Katherine Steiner of near
Pandora are expecting large crop OF
red raspberries this season. The cold
weather did not freeze the vines as il
did last year. They have nearly a hall
acre of plants.
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Construction Firm
Transfers HOWie

Martin Howie, superintendent of
construction on the new elementary
school since the project was started
last summer, has been transferred to
new school job by the Knowlton
Construction Co., general contractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howie have been re-
siding in house trailer at the school
site on North Lawn avenue, and have
become well acquainted in the COM
munity.
The construction firm will send him
to new school project near Wooster,
Ohio, where they are erecting a con-
solidated school including both grades
and high school. They will probably
move sometime this week.
Paul Roper of Lima will assume
Mr.. Howie's duties as superintendent
of the local job.
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Hold Final Rites
For RaWsOn Woman

Services were held Tuesday after
noon at the Coldren funeral home,
Findlay, for Mrs. Netsie V. Hartman,
62, Rawson, who died Sunday after
noon at Blanchard Valley hospital,
Findlay. Death came following a
short illness.
Mrs. Hartman was born November
IA, 1893, the daughter of Abraham L.
and Ida Mae Bright Peters. She was
married to Edison Clair Hartman
June /, 1918. He survives. She was a
member of the Rawson EUB church.
Other survivors include daughters,
Mrs. Won Saul, Findlay; Mrs. Evan
Reynolds, Route /, Ottawa; Mrs
Robert Klepper, Tiffin; and Mrs
Robert Brown, Atlanta, Ga; sons
Kenneth v. Hartman, Findlay; and
Roy, at home; sisters, Mrs. Delphs
Saltzman, Mt. Blanchard; Mrs. Omar
Beck, Vanlue; and Mrs. Emmett
Ecker, Biglick township; brothers
Ralph Peters, Biglick township; and
Everett Peters, Findlay; and IL
grandchildren. A sister is dead.
The Rev. Thomas H. Weisenborr
officiated at the services with buria
in Tawa cemetery, south of Bentor
Ridge.
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PIG Youths To Receive
State Farmers Degree

Ronald Reichenbach and Roy Cher
ry, students at Pandora -Gilboa high
school, will receive the State Farmer
degree at the FLA convention in
Columbus May 81 to June l.
Reichenbach is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eldon Reichenbach and Cherry
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
Cherry. Both have been active in
FLA and extra-curricular activities
during their four years of school.
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Richland Center

Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Luginbuhl of
Cincinnati, spent the week end with
his mother, Mrs. J. / Luginbuhl.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barnhart and
Mrs. Ella Dillman were Sunday dim
ner guests of Mr.and Mrs. Don Dill
man and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilford Gratz and
daughter Sharon called on Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Vance and family of
Vaughnsville Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Creegor called
Thursday evening on Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kolvas and
family of South Bend, Ind, were
week end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Amstutz. Other Sunday dinner guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Junior Amstutz
and sons. Afternoon callers were Mr..
Jesse Miller of Cairo, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Kelly of Ada, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Amstutz and family.
Mr,and Mrs. Russell Schaublin and
family and Gene Johnson were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Schaublin. Afternoon callers
were Mr.. and Mrs. Orrie Lugabill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Courtney of
Lima, called Saturday afternoon at
the Mrs. J. l. Luginbuhl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Eikenbary spent
Saturday evening with Mr.and Mrs.
Walter Schaublin.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
Roland BirLer To Speak
AtPi Delta Tea SuTldGy

Annual Pi Delta meeting, honorary
scholastic society, of Bluffton college
will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. tea
in the Stauffer Social Room in
Founders Hall.
The executive committee announces
that Roland Bixler '35, of Wood
bridge, Conn. will speak at the meet
ing on "The White House Conference
on Education" which he attended. He
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Bixler of East Kibler st.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

THERE ARE more than 800
varieties of cheese, but all can be
classified into eight basic groups
according to the way the milk is
handled in manufacture.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
ELECTED SECRETARY

Mrs. Donavin Stratton, Route 2,
Columbus Grove, was recently elected
secretary of the Mothers Club of
Gamma Tau chapter, Delta Zeta
sorority, at Bowling Green State
university.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24

ICE CREAM consumption in the
U. S. has more than doubled in two
decades, rising to about 15 quarts per
year for every man, woman and child.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1956-05-24
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Case No. 30651
Estate of Gussie Ludwig, Deceased,
Notice is hereby given that Richard A.
Ludwig of 1922 Lelapd Ave-, Lima, Ohio, has
been duly appointed< Administrators of the Es-
tate of Gussie Lud%ig, deceased, late of Allen
County, Ohio.
Creditors are required to file their claims
with said fidukiary within four months.
Dated this fifth day of May. 1856.
PAUL j. R0CKEY,
Probate Judge of said County
- May "a, 81, June z
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s1e.55u, CT OR CONVENTIONAL

Brick rancher With separate din
rn-. . oedrnS,, full bsmt.. screened
porch. garage. barbecue pit. fenced
bus and shop; RoRsCHAcH REAL
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COLLEGE PK.-Vacant, new, po-
tential 4-bedrm.. brick; quiet and
! JOHN A. VENT. AP. 10000. till
3 pm. Id
FORESTvILLR-Co to Andrews
and Boiling Fields. Gil or non-Gl.
3-bedrm. brk. Cape Cod Sep. din.
rm., full bsmt.. equip. kit, see this
today. Call Mr.. Penland. Lu. =
16l2 or LU. 4-T90O. PRUDENTIAL
REALTY CO. Il.
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WEST HYATTsviLLE-slc. 500, yet

. $500 down: vacant. 6-rm. det
brick; redeeorated; large lot. HUGH
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DoWDEN TERRACE 7-rm. ma.
s op sps Cape Sec baths piwsn gay
under the market al $l4.95n, EX-
elusive. Z. F. STEFFEY. JE. :s-49t0i
liz A-iia~ l9
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M RAINIER ARIA. a4op ridden

~ St-vacaat. redee.. rms,
!. baths, bsmt.: oil NV h.. big yard.
Ewes. RA. 3-I3S3, PRESS REALTY
CORP ST. 3-93l6 Is
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.oEcoM LANE AREA = geautiful

wooded los with magnificent oak
trees. Delightfu. Tyr oid brick:
FULL GENIE 5-HALL RAMBLER
Lee. liv, nm. Lowered doors 10 full
sep. din. rnl. SpaciousneSs is EN-
phasized by brRnd-new wan-to-
tai the extrasl Breakfast space,
too 5 bedrns.. = aIl-tiie baths
Biisht oxnt. completely asphalt
tiled rec. rm. almost finished Level
drive to bsnt. garage. Priced right
for quick sale by transferred owner.
eau METZI ER Ia n.1s-5
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HOUSES WANTED TO Guy

FROM OWNER, 3-bedrm. brick house
with bsnit.. in Arlington; must have
large trust which may be assumed.
Priced not to exceed $4,000. Box
yA.gsPoT CASH for property, more
on terms or FHA: trades: free APP
praisal. Mr.. WHITE. IA. 1888.
houses in the p. E. area. No charge
ice FLOYD z. DAVIS Co. Real
Ewes, JU 1850
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIST We
will buy your home for all cash; no
commission, no charse for eyalua-
tion We have purchased over So
million in property since 1916: Our
5 5e,sEsase K1NskYy R ssls fsooRRD1 81
I-531l: ewes. OIL. 4-5574. --l7
PRIVATE PARTY tw.) wants house
in or near Mt. Rainier sect; $4,000.
Cash7?2 d.. 1874 or NE. S-3o9o.
WE BUY HOUSES FOR ALL CASH.
Save commission; QUICK settlement
CORP ST. 1884; ewes. ia
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for houses
D. c. or nearby Md BRUNO IN.
vESTMENT. INC ST. 1890
ewes IA 2-D225
MODERN, clean. . or 3-bedrm. home
in good sc. or nearby P. @. Co
location. Have subst. cash. MRS
COX. LU. 2-S136 or ST 3-736S.
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN will pay
cash up to $4,000 for fine de-
tachcd brick or stone residence
located in the area OF the Chevy
Chase Country Club Md Call Mr.
De Melman. with JAMES L. DIXON
e. CO., ST. $1,000; ewes, EN-. 5.
1908. liz
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AITKAC. BUNGALOW, 3 bedrIns.,
den. lac. liF. rm. and din. nm.
kit. and breakfast nook, scr. rear
: porch, full bsmt.; gar. Sl2,i50.
terms Eyes, RA. 3-647b He.
$4,000. ". ". LEWIS. REALTOR.
& Colonial: rec. nm: l acre: close TO
Freeway only $685. down. no set
tlsmsnt charges; WA. 7-sis4.
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n. Spiit-leveI brick eonstruc-
tion: > bedTms.. 2l2 baths, rec
nm. exclusive location. Only So"
$50. Cail ia $4,000. BET TER
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HOUSES BY HUGHES

HOUSES Bf HUUHES'--f dtHYhIuIIy
large bedTmS. :! tiled baths, full
bsnt.: top-grade, ail-brick constr;
most desirable Lewisdale loo. See
this home and get buy at only
S1775O. W r. HUGHES CO.. Ap
,-iAnn TIL O D m IN
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MN hNA ANhIWpAbR ID tLlls VIZ q
bedrm brick. BEST BUY. With
full basement, GARAGE. large
trees, fagstone patio. Kitchen has
dishwasher, disposal, breakfast bar.
Space for rec. rm. with Y bath
roughed in. ASSUME NEARLY S15.-
400 GI LOAN. Very low payments.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Only
sM n,TRp & p 6e5s sffa' ia f 7.Si
DRIV-BY AND G - Custom built
brick rambler built In 1854. 3 spa
cious bedrms., g full luxury baths.
2Ox15-ft. liV. nm. with firepl., sep.
din. rm.. dream kit, full bsmt
with flrepl.. 125H200-ft, wooded
corner lot; Only $21 800. C. M.
4 ,BKbRM. BRIcK0i full. . half
baths; tree-shaded lot in COM
munity of custom homes; con-
yenient to new dept. store center
Call for details. c. M. HALEY, JE,
No YoUNGsTowN KITCHEN nor aE
equipment. but 0 heap of q lot OF
H.yln' in this 5-bedrm.. 2-bath
older home for q growing family.
30-tt. liy. rm:: stone fireplace;
porch; center hall. A way down,
low price. S16,850. Way down,
500 mo. A family man who Is
handy and dandy Phone JE, s.
.09R. A. JOHN CHAPMAN ~ SON.
Ia
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dinette. DIVERSIFIED Nv. nm. step
saving kit, bsmt. with rec. I'M,
'- $500 On. to vets. slightly more to
nor-yetS. Payment much less
than rent. Best location. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP T.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOUSES 70 BUILD

WE WILL BUILD
3-pedroom rambler or split level on
your lot; payments low as $1,000
BARD REALTY Co. oV $3.50
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ALEXANDRIA
BIG-BIG-BIG

BIG-BIG-BIG
BEpRMs.-2 FULL BATHS
IP SPACIOUS BEDRMS, IS YOUR
practically new brick home is really
dollar value. A de luxe. thoroughly
modern kitchen with all conven-
fences, including table space, sep
arate dining rm., full daylight base
ment opens at ground level. Pres
emit financing can be assumed with
reasonable closing. Costs $4,000.
Earlv occupancy! Call now
Arlington Realty Co.
9c12 Wilson Blvd. IA. 10000 I'll o
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

l TO I ACRE RAMBLER SITES;
wOoGed: Clinton, Nd; S1,21u per
acre. Terms. JU. 5-5533. l2'
CLLTSFILLE---l-a acre bldg. lots en-
hard road. $3.50 down. - week.
u left.t PARK EIDE REALTY, 10.
5-S1sI til 9 pm Ill
ROUTE 80 CORNER TRACT Of :
acres; l.ljn-foot paved road front
ace; rear Chantiliy. $500. TENS.
EU. :5-,a9i Ii
3 BEAUTIFUL ADJOINING BUILD-
ING SITES. over .u,O00 #. each
ClcSa-ln River I'd. vicinity: $4,000
total, $500 cash down. balance 3
years. 1his Is real bargain. worm
more GENE CASTLEBERRY. Bro
kpr kGeNt. CL. 4-467e
CL&EY AREA! -Approx $50 acres
gently rolling dairy land ready as
investment. Long road frontage.
Under $40 per acre Real oppor-
tunity! RIPLEY d ROMER. EV.
4-g4ll' II no ans. JU. o-303s.
SCITLAND - 5l2-acre tract. sewer
ano water. gas, will accommodate
- lots. excel. l2c T. D. BURGESS.
20. "-'.iNn ~ S-l-3fl
Mr.. LANHAM AND NEW FREEwAY
-Iub acres adloin big housing
dCye!, LonS front. on impr. I'd.
Owner viii sGbord. to respon. party,
S2.s5b acre III. ASSOC. ewes, IA.
H-S%,i:i ". ". Evils.
- ACRES--Mt. Vernon. Va. area,
sewer and water. Box 273-G, Star.
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LEWISDALE-Custo 4-bedrm.
brick Cape Cod. ~ tiled baths.
equipped kitchen. aluminium storm
windows and screens. Large level
Anchor.fenced yard. Priced al
$1,000. on CT or FLA terms, THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-45Oo
20 al n m Ill
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MT. RAINIER-Sll, $50 is real
-, value for this 3-bedrm. Cape Cod
= home on deep lot in most conv.
area, Full din. nm. bright bsnlt..
gas heat. AS low as 5000 down.
Cali I'll pm. WA. 5-3a0o. ROB-
ERT S. DAVIS d CO., INC ID
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-PARKSIDE-S-bedr rambler, fun
bsmt.A very ige. liy, rm., equip. kit,
tiled bath. $4,000, with easy
4-350O, w. W, LEWIS, REALTOR.
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LAlNKIAM - Ia acres with large
shade trees; spacious home OF eX-
celient construction; 4 bedrms,, ga
baths, large liv. rm., sep. dining
rm; od-burning fireplace: full
, detached garage. Very good financ-
ing, Call THOS. +. HALEY, Real
tor. Ianhaua. Md. AP. 7-S30Q, --l2I
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Landowner AREA-Rsmbler beauti-
full only go down will allow quail
fed vet TO live like king in this
newer 3-bedrm. brick rambler. with
full bsmt. Gas heat, sep. Ginins
ell and equipped kitchen, Priced
low at Sl3.95o. THE PERRY BoS-
WELL CO., WA. 7-4500 til pm.
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tHYATTStILLE--3 -bedrm. all-bTick
Colonial. only l VI. old. New-house
condition. Separate dininG rm., l "a
tiled baths, full osmt.. gas heat,
attached garage, 5Sxl25 level lot.
CT approved at SlS,95O. Also FLA
=. and conventional terms. THE PER-
a RY BOSWELL CO., WA. 1880
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Detached brick rambler; y rms, 3
!. be6rmS.. full bsmt., fireplace. gas
heat: level lot: Slz,a39. For IN"
spectlon, call HARTMAN REALTY
INC. LII. 4-H4UO. LII. .-0Q -. II.
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LANGLEY PARK, $500

Semidet. brk., 5 blocks from Lans-
burgh's: . lge. bedrmS. and bath.
fun hsmt., gas heat: vacant. move
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SPRING CONTEMPORARY HOME,
3 bedrms.. fully equipped Kitchen
large living and dining area. fire.
place wall-to-wall carpeting. air-
conditioning; patio. trees, l2-acTe
lot; excellent condition. JE. s-Tg3l
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FORT EELNOIR AREA; sd 900 dow

bedrms.. iiv. rm.. kit, equipped with
washer. reigr. and stove Nice
garage y acre Handicapped lot
Listing 646-R. TIE. 6-7244. TIE D.
s3ii, AL BAKER a. SON. INC
sos N. Washinston ST.. Alexandria
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-College PIX
Split Jewel rambler. brard-new,
inst completed. only / avail. ) very
ige, bedrms.. den or TV rn. on
Ind level: full din rrn., powder rul,.
charming, Early Amer. kit. on LIST
level; full bSmt Closing out at
S15.250. W. r. HUGHES CO.. AF.
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TEMPLE HILLS-New brick Cape
Gods. . and 1 bedrms.. | and :.
baths, mod. kits. with wall oven
Full bSmts.. lge. tree shaded lots,
. Call Mr.. Grihbie, 10. S-5S1:; OF JU.
4-7DOo. PRUDENTIAL REALTY co.
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construction. 3 huee bedrooms, SIDE
screened porch. big Nv. rm. Sepa-
rse se r nm t MAJ nai9 9s'n E Fnisasd
carpeting. disposal, washing ma
china. all included at the unbe-
lieyeble price of SI7.5OO. Dial care
fully IA. 5000. REAL ESTATE
. SERVICE, INC, 4963 Lee hwy
acM Glebel -i3
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: SUITLAND-Across from Census.
Must be sold. Sl0,9J0. Terms,
Attrac. cottage with > bedrns.. Inv,
rm. equip kit. oil h.-w.h. Oct.
workshop and garage. 10. S-S+4U.
. WEST &. DIXON, Realtors. --i2