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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17

edged with imported French lace
Was arrange With a esp of
matching lace embroidered with
pearls. She carried a lace-cover-
ed Prayer Book centered with a
white orchid and showered with
Ely-of the valley and satin
streamers.
Mrs. Richard Land ers, OF
Hamp On. sie .cr Of the bride. was
m2tron OF honor. and Mss Am
Hancock. Or Z chmoni. was the
maid of honor. The bridesmaids
ne NJ rs BoDEle Lewis. Of Eamp-
tn r &c c. the BRIDE. Ms. WHl-
d1nsR Hun lesr. Of II mp On, SIS
ter iof the bride. and Mrs. Jam $
F. Murphy, of Suffolk, sister of
the bridegroom. They wore idsnti-
cal aallerina length gowns Of
o. turquois velv -,een fashioned
p ness STYLE with c~p sleeves.
Matching bordeaux OF velvet rib
hon and yelling and White gloves
completed the ensemble. They
carried cascade Bouquets of red
rosebuds.
Rowland Braxton Hill. Jr., of
Norfolk, was b 8. man for his
brother, and groomsmen were
Robert Elli1i.t Ba-aman, william
Ksnn n Howell. of Richmond;
James Paul Goodwin. Jr.. arr
Ashton w. Clarke. Jr. Of W~r-
v OK. William Camden Landers,
Of Eamr on. II ,pheW Ct TIE prl-e.
VS. rig be2r-r.
Following a reception a. Hotel
Warwick. wport News the
couple Eft for a tip to NV Or
leans, La. Upon their return they
vii make the.I home in + amp
ton.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17

have permanents, and girls like
you will have much prettiel', CLOS
sier hair if you let it be natural
now
Mrs. Southall recommended the
use of mild deodorant. prefer
ably perfumcd stick deodorant
for girls the age of her audi
ence.
Makeup
The question of make UP
aroused number of questions
among the girls. One of them
wanted to know if it was all right
to use lipStick to a dance
Il think it's all right to wear
pale shade of lipstick to dance
or when you are very dressed up.
if you want to- replied Mrs.
Southall
1t is her belief that twelve and
thirtecn-year old girls will enjoy
lipStick much more If they Just
use it once in while, however.
She turned down a suggestion
that girls should wear face pow
der. In the first place. she said,
you might not use a clean apl j.
Gator. and in the second place.
the well-scrubbed look is the best
in the world"
Soap and Water
She recommended soap and
water as a hard-to- combin-
alton for cleanino the face If
you apply some elbow grease TO
ycur Efforts you s!.ould 81 gcur
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17

to remember about the care of
hair, according to Mrs. Southa il.
is vigorous brushing and frequent
washing. She advised the girls to
make brushing daily habit, Just
Ike brushing their teeth.
Hair nowadays is very por-
GUS" she said. and YOU have to
wash your hair when it gets dirty,
at least once a week
Most Of facial skin trouble
comes from the scalp. and that
is another reason why it is SO
important to have a clean scalp
bne told the girls that she has
MOI complaint about home perm
anents, except that it is very ne
cessary to have one'S hair cut in
between them.
If you don't. you VIII have
split ends and poor looking hair
she advised.
Cannot DO ! Thing
One Of the youngsters. with u
permanent remarked that she
cannot do a thing With her hair
after She has washed IT,
Mrs. Southall suggested that
she roll her hair after it has dried
to prevent it from getting so
frizzy.
She highly recommended short
haircuts for girls Of Scout age.
and added that they should keep
away from permanents as long
as possible.
"Eou h9,s Elsn. u Inns to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Miss Ruby Wright
Becomes Bride Of
H. F. Wilmoth, Jr.

The marriage of Miss Ruby
. Claudette Wright. daughter of
Percy c. Wright and the late Mrs.
Wright, Of Farmville. to Henry
F. Wilmouth. Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Wilmouth. of Keysville.
took place on February 3 in York,
S. C..
Mrs. Wilmouth is graduate Of
Cumberland High School and is
employed at Craddock-T Terry Shoe
Company.
Mr. Wilmouth is now serving
with the U. S. Navy.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Ragland- Walton
Engagement Told

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Camm
Ragland. Of Ricbmond. have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter. Mary Katherine. to
Jean Kendall Walton. Jr.. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton. also of Rich
mond.
Mr.. Walton is attending Rich
mond Professional Institute.
The bride-to-be is grand
daughter of Mrs. Susie Gunter
Ragland, of Warminister. and the
late j. N. Ragland.
A late summer wedding is plan
ned.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Go Light On Perma,,ents, Lipstick
Advises Beauty Expert to Girl Scouts

MIS-. Ida Soutfal, proprietor Of
the Vanity Beauty Shop in Farm
vile. was the object of % pairs
Of eyes as she discoursed on a
subject close to the heart of the
teenage and pre-teenaec girl:
Good Grooming
The % pairs Of eyes belonged
to a Farmville troop of Inter-
mediate Girl Scouts whose leg :.
.~erS, Miss Eileen Sicily and Mrs.
Marian Hawkins. had invited Mrs.
Southall to speak at the regular
Scout meeting. Tuesday Afternoon.
Six of the Scouts were beginning
work on the Good Grooming
badge, but all could benefit by
her suggestions.
Nails
At this age nails are not fully
maturcd. said Mrs. Southall to the
attentive group in the PariSl,
House. Instead Of filing back and
forth with an emory board, you
SHOULD merely smooth tho board
around each side Of the nail. 9th
eI'wisc you will split the nails, be-
cause they arc not fully grown.
She suggested
She told the girls to push the
cut'cles back" every time they
wash their hands-it just takes a
minute-~and, Of course. to see
that their nails are always spot
lcssly clean.
Care Of Hair
1'hs tue u,c.t important thl...
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Miss Polly Simpson
Feted With Shower

Miss Polly Simpson was honored
with a miscellaneous bridal show
er. Saturday night. Feb. IL, in the
home Of Mrs Philander Kelsey.
Thirty nine guests enjoyed
games. A color scheme of red
and white was carried out. and re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Miss Simpson will come the
bride of William e. Duncan on
Saturday, Feb. 10. at AppomattoX
Presbyterian Church, Farmville.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Miss Hunters Engagement 10
DR.. j. L. Bugg, E. Announced

previously worked for the Diocese
of Florida
DR.. Bugg received his B. A. de-
gree from Hampden- Sydney Col
lege and his NJ. A. and PHI. D. de-
grees from the University of Viz
g,nla. He is an associate professor
Of history at the University of
Missouri. He is a member of Phi
Beat Kappa scholastic fraternity
and Lambda Chi Alpha social fra
tern:.y.
The couple plan June wedding
in Ttmpa. Fla.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Ferg'usons Honor
Engaged Couple

Mr.. and Mrs Howard Ferguson.
Jr.. entertained at a dinner Mon
day night, Feb. l3, honoring Miss
Aileen Bailey. of Washington. d.
c.. and Ben Epperson. of Keys
vile and Atlanta whose marriage
will take place this month.
Other guests in addition to
the honoree were Mr.. and Mrs.
jim Ferguson, OF Cullen.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Finlay Hunter.
of Tampa, Fla. have announced
the engagement of their daughter.
Anne Darlington, to, DR.. James
Luckin Bugg. Jr.. SON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Luckin Bugg OF Farm
vile.
Miss Hunter received her B. A..
degree from Florida State Uni
versity and her NJ A. from ST.
Margarets House. Berkeley. Cal.
She is now serving as a college
worker at Calvary Episcop
Church in Columbia, Mo, having
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Miss Doris Atkinson Becomes
Bride of Billy Hill In EmDorin

ST. Johns Episcopal Church, at
Hampton. was the setting at 7 p.
m. February 4, for the marriage
OF Miss Doris Watson Atkinson,
daughter Of Mrs. Robert Rudolph
Atkinson, of Richmond, and the
late Mr. A.k.n1on, to Billy Con-
rad Hill, son of Mrs. Rowland
B"axton Hi Of Hilton Village,
Warwick and the late Mr.. Hill.
The Rev. Carter H. Harrison,
pa.cr OF the church. offic.. I'd
before background of white
flowers, palms and lighted tape.s.
C.ven Sia N arriaea by her
brc:her-;n-law. JesSe NJ. Clark. Of
Richmond. the bride were a Wy. :
Dutche7s satin dress fashioned
with scallcped portrait neckiine.
Her full length veil Of illusion
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-02-17
Miss Paula Butrem,
William c.. Guthrie
Are To Be Married

Mrs Glandt Butrem. Of Mena-
sha. Wise. and Joseph Butrem, OF
Oceanside. Calf. have announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Paula Ann. to William Coleman
Guthrie. son of Mrs. Irvine Cabell
Watkins. of Prince Edward Coun-
ty. and the late Forrest Guthrie.
Jr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Below are listed 20 statements,
some of which are grammati-
cally correct, others which are
incorrect. Study each sentence,
then check right" or wrong. Z"
Each sentence counts five points.
"A score of 100 is perfect, of
course; 80 is excellent; 80 is very
good; 10 is fair; so and below
is poor.
l. I am going, aren't I?
bright? Wrong?)
2. Don't feel badly about It.
bright? Wrongly
8. This is strictly between you
and me. Fright? Wrongly
4. He is the man who I think
stole the money. bright?
Wrongly
S. Be sure to drive slow.
bright? Wrongly
6. I am glad you arrived safe
lily. bright? Wrongly
7. We are happy to have him
in our midst. fright? Wrongly
8. Neither of the men is the
one you want. bright? Wrong?)
8. have gotten my home
work. fright? Wrongly
10. The two first applicants
are here. bright? Wrongly
II. They gave the money to we
girls. bright? Wrongly
IL. I shouldn't be surprised If
she wasn't there. bright?
Wrongly
10. Leave us not quarrel about
it. bright? Wrong
IA. I had liefer go tomorrow
bright? Wrong?)
IS. He don't seem to like me
bright? Wrong?)
is. I have no place to stay.
bright? Wrongly
II. ! see him every now and
then. fright? Wrongly
Is. I walked between him and
her. bright? Wrongly
10. These are they. bright?
lWrong?)
20. She got married in Chi
cago. fright? Wrongly
Answers
/. Wrong. Should be: am
going, am I not?
2. Wrong. Should be: Don't
feel bad about it.
3. Right.
4. Right.
5. Right. Both Drive slow
and Drive slowly" are correct
6. Wrong. Should be: ar
rived safe.
Z. Wrong. Should be: tt
have him among us.
8. Right.
9. Right. Have gotten" is the
correct past particle Of get"
10. Wrong. Should be: The
first two applicants
IL. Wrong. Should be: -. tc
us girls.
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dummy discard on the fifth
heart lead? The jack Of clubs?
That would remove the poten-
tial thirteenth winner. The six
Of spades?
No, because then Mr.. Muzzy
could safely reduce to the lone
king of spades, since there would
be no entry back to the closed
hand to cash the queen.
OF course it was very simple
for Mr.. Champion. After cashing
three rounds Of trumps he led a
spade to dummy's ace. delibera-
ting promoting Mr.. Muzzy's king
to the high card in the suit.
Then he proceeded to squeeze
Mr.. Muzzy out Of that card.
He ran five diamonds, drop
ping a small spade and q club
from his hand. He returned to
his hand with a trump and
cashed his last trump, throwing
the six Of spades from the board.
His last two cards were the
queen Of spades and a club.
Dummy had ace and jack OF
clubs. 1t was Mr.. Muzzy'S play to
the 18th trick, holding the king
of spades and the king queen OF
clubs. He was sunk.
"Muzzy." gloated Mr.. Cham
pion. Il can't say much for your
judgment. but I do admire those
principles of yours"
Copyright, 1855, General Features Corr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

/. Today is the 124th anniver-
sary Of the birth Of Lucretia
Rudolph. a farmers daughter
who became q First Lady. the
wife Of one Of our assassinated
Presidents. What was the Presi-
dents. namea
2. Who was President when
the first automobile was success
fully operated? "
8. Who was the first Presi-
dent whose body after his death
lay in state in the Capitol ro-
tunda?
ANSWERS on Next Page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
CONTRACT
BRIDGE
BY EASILY BLACKWOOD

BY EASILY BLACKWOOD
"I,n double on general princi-
PIES" said Mr.. Muzzy. slyly eye
ing his holdings in the black
suits.
North dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Dale)
AA6
8Q874
1A109S3
%AJ
WEST EAST
(Mr. AbeD (Mr. Muzzy)
A8752 AKJ109
03 V1092
o7642 15
%9832 %KQ1075
SOUTH
(Mr. Champion
AQ43
2AKJ65
oKQJ
&64
The bidding:
North East South West
10 Pass 10 Pass
80 Pass 40 Pass
So Pass 90 Pass
Pass Dbl. Redbl. All pass
For considerably more sensi-
BILE reasons" replied Mr.. Cham
pion Il redouble."
Mr.. Abel had no way of know
ing that a club lead was the only
thing that would prevent Mr.
Champion from acquiring an
overtrick worth 400 points. On
the bidding it appeared to him
that his partners double was
probably based on the ability to
ruff a diamond and he therefore
led the deuce of that suit. But
Mr.. Muzzy followed suit and Mr.
Champion won with the king.
From this point Mr.. Cham
pion knew that if Mr.. Muzzy Cor
Mr.. Abel. for that matter) had
the king of spades and the king
queen Of clubs, the Vienna coup
would give him all the tricks
How would you play it?
There are 10 straight leads in
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IL. Wrong. Should be-: If
she was there.
10. Wrong. Should be: Let's
not quarrel about 1t.
IA. Right.
Is. Wrong. Should be: He
doesn't seem to like me.
16. Wrong. Should be: I have
nowhere to stay.
II. Wrong. Should be: / see
him now and then.
10. Right.
10. Right.
20. Wrong. Should be-: She
married Cor was married) In
Chicago.
Distributed by McNauskt Syndicate. Inc !,
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the red suits, leaving everybody
three cards. Yet to guard both
black suits one opponent must
hold four cards. Thus the squeeze
will be successful. But wait
What about discards from the
closed hand and dummy on the
run Of the long red suits?
On dummy's last two dia.
monds Mr.. Champion could
safely discard a club and a spade
No problem there. But what will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-19
Jumbo Junior

Tomorrow: The Tiger Leap
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
MARYLAND

1. 40 acres, Indian Grant Manor:
home; 6 bedrooms: 4ha baths; hot
water heat bear garage: 4-room
apartment; 4 tobacco barns: cattle
barn. equipment. paved highway;
creek: 33 miles D. c.; ideal estate.
>. $50 acres Groom Colonial
home; 3 barns; tenant house: equip
ment' outbuildings; creek; immediate
3. IS acres: Broom home; .elec-
tricity; stream: large tobacco. barn:
outbuildings: improved road: u land
in cultivation; valuable timber; IS
miles d. c.. Sl2,95O,
4. 220-acre estate; 10-room Co.
lonlal brick home; frame farm
iarge timber mile frontase on paved
highways; 20 miles d. c.; ideal for
estate, subdivision or club,
.. 100 acres; modern, Groom
home: tenant house; 3 tobacco
barns: corn houses; creek; timber;
valuable gravel deposit. ll.5-acre
tobacco sIlGtmsnt impEoysd road
sion: A. miles D. C.; $4,000.
g. 80 acres: broom. modern
home . barns: 2 chicken houses:
complete farm machinery. improved
road ~ miles D. CT liberal mort
gaze terms.
Z. 265 acres: large farmhouse
tobacco barn: log cabin; courthouse;
creek. timber; paved highway, 81
miles d. c., liberal mortgage; farm
retreat; bargain: $4,000.
s. 1877 acres: 5-room, modern,
masonry home: 4-room farmhouse
z large barns; creek; complete farm
equipment. overlooks Chesapeake
Bay; immediate possession; SO miles
ID. c.
q. $40 acres. ST. Leonards Greek
area: 5-room Colonial home. 3 TO-
bacco barns; stable; chicken houses,
loutbuildings. IN estate area. liberia
mortsaRe 80 miles d. C.
See our ad under "Waterfronts fol
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts
cottages. going businesses to I'LL youl
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Md
phone los. 3b4 and 225-J-1 IN.
GpEfsTTON nv AppOTNTkfFAtT
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FARMS

s5Is ACRES. 7-rm. house. outbldgs.:
a0wARHD co.-94 aI acS Tsoa house s5s4 sIt.
uated on knoll sitting back from
paved road. Oond in front yard.
land in high State of cultivation.
Easy. drive to Silver Spring, ideal
Tor s,in horses, or small cattle farm.
$3.50. BERNARD 7. BROSIUS
REALTY. JU. 9-0420.
farm in va, within
40 mi d. c., below S1OO acre. Call
collect OV 3-3i05, Alexandria.
s6O DOWN. $50 month buys for
$3.50. l6a acres. spring, State
road; 20 mi. 5. d. c. TIE. 6-413I.
IS A.. rms. hard I'd, bus line,
mo. rs mi. So. D. C. TIE. 6-413l,
I'd front; s9.G6 S down down. L iioO 7-S4 i5
I9 RMS 4 acres; $1,000. Lo,
FOR SALE-I73- acre farm, approx.
LOO mi from D. G; in Hampshire
S SSSse 1--WE west stre SiSsinl sDrtOe -rm
chicken houses, 5000 capacity:
other outbuildings; 25 acres under
cultivation; pulp and timber: low
taxes; under $4,000 Write CAL
YIN KUMP Route |. Gore, Virginia
POULTRY FARM wanted TO rent:
1000 or more head. must be in
reach Of coop. mart. Write no.
Of head percentase Of production,
breed, etc. No. Of acres. F.
COCHRAN 2lO6 N Harrison, A Ar
wANTED-small farm. any cond..
D. c. viii bny. or trade D. c. house
with apts Write Box 373-B, Star
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
Thomas c. Brown, Poolesville 279l
representing j.. VINSoN PETER,
Realtor, Rockville, Md, Po. 2-236i
MONTGOMERY co. FARMS. $40
acres; desirable location near $40,
"a mile from Germantown clover
leaf and Atomic Energy Commits
sion; y GOOD crop land and balance
IN meadows and woods with good
streams, 3 tenant houses, 2 barns.
Reasonable down payment. Also
other small acreage and commercial
Gaithersburg 590-W-ll, with MAR
WIN SIMMONS CO, Pc. 9-45O0.
OWNER TRANSFERRED. must sacri-
stored house. l3 ceilings. y CEN
ter hall. Beautiful old floors. Lots
boxwood, shade, etc. 30 mile un-
interrupted view Only Sii 900.
DOROTHY c. mccoy, Broker, Gull
pepper Va
COMMUTER or retirement home. on
u acre with garden, garage, 81
mi. d {. in historic rural village.
bedrmS;. porehes, excel. cond
ami. fully equip. and furn. For
R FoT d psfIon sss pr mmsd pose d a.
tails call MARK 4. GRACE CHAR
mani, Alpine 1896. or see IN
Lower Marlboro, Nd.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY STOCK
FARM Nice improvements; a4C
acres, ! mi paved road frontage
Best buy in Mont, Co.; 2s mi. from
D c.; $4,000 with 100000 cash
GENE CASTLEBERRY, Ascent. OIL
III ACRES, 90 acres In crops; barns
fenced. streams! New, z rooms, in
BURTON ~ RsEALTp g9 Coz co Rss S'Tgy
Louisa, Va, Tel. 25U
si-ACRE FARM. 5-room home, barn
outbuildines. fences, stream. Terms
Va Phone $50 weekdays in
Sundays.
10 ACRES. neat 5.room home bath
outbuildings, earden space, fences
or less down c. w. DUNCAN
Louise ys Phone goo weekdays
- SUNDAYS
MIDDLEBURG, vA.--57-acre hors
farm delightful stone-faeee 3
bedrm,, IA bath Colonial. yr. old
q stall horse barn. tenant house
water in every held, good timber
lovely view. only $4,000 Ask 10
Mr. KITE. DILLON LAND CO.
JE. l.4O40.
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MOUNTAIN CABIN. Front Royal. Va
ID rms, cleo. streams. springs: sc
acres. $3.50.
SKY CHALET. mt. resort ads.
this S-acre bldg. site. we'll. fruit
, trees. 81 100.
RETIREMENT FARM. Front Royal
va. Immaculate 4-bedro I'm. mod
ern masonry house. fronts on 2
State roads: as acres; S14.95O
Crickenberger. agent. PET z r 6
REALTY. JE. 2-S532.
2-sToCK FARMS
16S-ac farm. 6-rm. house, barn
3 outbldgs., l00-ac. pasture, much
timber. spring we'll. cleo; price
Also 15O-ac. Penn farm, q-rm
brick home, 3 barns. many outbldgs.
II wells. new pond, elec.: 125-ac
cleared on hard top I'd: $4,000,
Call 800. E. Widmyer
Berkeley Springs, w. Va.
Free Listing
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rs MILES FROM D. C.-2h mi. from
Herndon, Va. 40 acres, all wooded.
Stream through property. School
bus. mail route, cleo, priced for
quick sale, $3.50. $1,000 cash,
$50 per mo. Write or call PAUL T.
POWELL, REAL ESTATE, HERN-
DON. VA, Phone 1913. once over
the bank
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GAITHERSBIJRG

Around this center Of expanding
activity We have q number OF farms.
t ,nus,t ~ acres and up, otiering Sood
upper county and into Frede.
rick County, many listinEs from
$4,000 and up. Call or drop in
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UHNE3 y. NONbEl a co.
rIFNNA. OAKTnN va ApFA

ATTN, APT. HOUSE BUILDERS ana
and Virginia ave. NV. 1000 "a
IT,. zoned res. DOC. good rear al
lev; priced less than 80 per so n.
for immediate sale. Sun. and eve.
Mr. Mccarthy, WQ. 6-5220. WOOD
WARD WARD q NoBEris, Rsssaltors. isa
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42-ACRE FARM

- ,35O. oV. 3-3s60
eOO-ACRE DAIRY. CROP and stock
farm on good road. 24-stan drive
through barn, dairy. C. b. machine
shed and garage. extra b. barn.
and bath: 6-rm. tenant house. Farm
owner operated. rolling land, springs
and small stream. An excellent buy
at $4,000. l2O-acre stock farm
on paved road, b. barn, 7-rm. frame
house with water and elee. PLENTY
o. water. Grand buy At $1,000.
aee. PHONE MT. AIRY a3l, JOHN
j. PRICE, Broker, Mt Airy. Nd.
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Arl' New shop center ID stores
70 be built this year. next 10 pres.
Sssop,s ssifpS ras, s hIsfsoy e9ssd CENT %
Highs. cleaners, excel location for
Kosher 6eliratcssen, bakery. mems
and childfen's wear and shoe store
For leasing information call
WElSsBERG BROS. REALTY, IA.
b-06O6.
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2-sTocK FARMS
80-ACRE STOCK FARM, 3 dVeiiines;

60-ACRE STOCK FARM, 2 DWELLINGS;
mr.. Hyattstown; $4,000.
15-ACRE STOCK FARM. 7-rm.
house, barn. etc; large spring and
Route 240; SI7.25O.
QUAINT OLD 2-STORY BRICK,
2 rms. fireplaces: nice elevation and
loo, on hard I'd. near New Market;
II acres for $1,000. Additional
farm and bldgs. avail: 3S mi. d. c.
NEAR HYATTSTOWN
3 bedrms., bath: 3 acres;
$16,500. / acre, partly wooded, $3.50,
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Potornac River ESTATE

Boating, fishing and swimming at
your own front yard. View Mt.
Vernon. woodlawn and 0unston Cove
from your. front porch. Lge. white
brick rambler: 8 bedrms., den, 2
baths, kit, dining rm., maids rm..
liv. nm; 1880. Beautiful l5-ft. pic
Partly furnished. Jeep. garden trac-
tor, etc, 12-level acres. 20 miles to
D. G.. line over fast blvd Located
opposite Mt. Vernon on the Mary
land shore. PHYSICIAN. OWNER
OCCUPIED. price $4,000. Reason
able. ofier considered. Brokers In
vited, ME S-l41S.
w. Va. Cattle and Fruit
$40 a.; $50 a. cleared and level:
1000 prime apple trees; modern
7-rm. house plus . tenant houses:
3 large block outhldgS; 3 ponds; ali
fenced; equipped with everything
needed for orchard or farming;
sprayer, grader, 2-ton truck, tractor,
disks, plows and plenty more. Owner
is being transferred to foreign service,
Will sacrifice for $4,000; u down.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912
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1904 18th ST. N.W.-Grd. FIR. store.
app. $50 SO. IT,. with bsmt., stor-
age; liv. Qtrs. on Ind floor. Call
CO. 5-3533 during week.
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DESIRABLE HoMRsITEs in excel
lent neighborhood. 10 to rs miles
from d. c.. convenient to Indian
to rs acres. $500 to Sl.500.
TRACTS acres or more, suit
able retirement homes or small
farms. springs. streams. beauti-
full trees, $500 to $500 an acre.
LEONARD SNYDER, REAL ESTATE,
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN BLDG. air-cond ofnees;
approx. $500 50. IT, plus 5000
sa.-it parking area mr.. s. and n
WEITZ. ST 3-4560. RIA. 6-3413.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880