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Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
Irrigation
Irrigation
More Irrigation
vs.. SURPRISES
By III. L. DUSENBERRY

WIAAIlS VIZ 4ChA4AN cOOob II AASoeAO~A w
produce more crops people sometimes
react violently in opposition to the
idea. This is natural reaction in view
of present farm surpluses. Few people
ever take the trouble to analyze the
situation TO discover the facts.
We must first think in terms of when
new irrigation projects will come into
production. Second, we must see what
crops will be affected and how. Then,
too, we must take look at our pO-
tential market for the future produce.
When we get the facts on all these an
giles the picture has different look en-
tirely.
First, let's do a little specializing on
how long before we can expect in
creased production from an irrigation
project. If promotion were to start to-
day we could probably not expect to
get a construction contract for one or
two years at best. Then, depending on
the size of the project, we could not
expect completion of construction from
2 to years. After construction, it will
take to 10 years to bring the land into
competitive production.
Adding up these we get lapse of
from to IL years between the time of
planning and completion of develop
ment. These figures vary great deal
with every project. Some reach high
state Of development in very few
years and some are not fully developed
for 20 or so years after construction is
completed.
LOng-TerTn Investment
The point is that irrigation prOjec
development should be thought of as ;
long-term investment Projects shoulC
be started on the basis of future need
and not so much in light of preSen
situations.
What about surplus crops now and i
the future? Let's look at the wheat sill
uation first, since that is the principe
surplus crop in Montana. We are grow
ing about per cent of the wheat W
produce on 34 per cent of the whes
acres in Montana under irrigation. Thi
is based on 1858 agricultural statistic;
figures.
In round numbers, IL per cent of I'll
irrigated cropland harvested is whea
compared to II per cent on drylan
If we assume that half Of the no
irrigated cropland is idle each year v
have wheat growing on about 351s p
cent Of all nonirrigated cropland.
Taking the yields for 1858 we cou
come to the conclusion that one way
reduce the bushels of wheat produc
in the state would be to put drylal
under irrigation. For every 100 acr
of nonirrigated cropland put under
rigation we would reduce wheat pl
duction by $50 bushels.
Not Due to Irrigation
While we do not offer irrigation as
solution to the wheat surplus profile
we can at least conclude that increas
irrigation is not responsible for
wheat surplus Analysis of the sal
kind for number of new projects
other states points out that wheat p
duction is reduced from so to 80 !
cent when dryland is brought under
rigation.
When land is irrigated we prod
more per acre and crop more ac
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15

34-Morch Is, 1856
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-03-15
|. JOHNSTON PUMPS
z. JOHNSTON SERVICE
3. JOHNSTON PARTS

Designed and built by mas
ter craftsmen and backed
by nearly so years of
'fknow-how." a dependable
Johnston Pump is the best
investment a farmer can
make. Add to this. service
by trained Johnston Pump
dealers and mechanics who
know Johnston Pumps best
and use genuine Johnston
Parts. and you have a
winning combination. Call
today.
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II UNDERWOOD ST. NV; Open
sun, to 8 p.fn.-Semidet. brick,
. yrs old. lovely cond. Powder rm.
Isl y PENNY APoSOTOLIDES.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

EXECUTIVE and family desire e.
bedroom house. Chevy Chase. Nd
70 $3.50 mo OIL. 1895. 30s
UNFURN.. bedrms., . baths. large
livinE room, dining room. Den,
earten Chew Chase. Bethesda
Ssa0-S225 EN- s-1s33. a0'
DIPLOMAT wants unfurnished house
in nice NV section or GEORGETOWN
3 bedrms Q baths large liz. rru
sep din and library or cen on LIST
30'
SWEDISH DIPLOMAT wants 4 o.
; bedrm unfpru house. HE wash
or nearby Nd garden appree co
$4,000. Ext Al ewes, OIL 1895
LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH Us.
furnished or unfinished Have
excellent clients for houses in y
WaShington ard nearby Maryland
WILLIAM Z. RYAN CO.. EN-. 2
1851.
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KENsINGTON 3i0d Edpewood rd
Slod-.Rambler with bedrooms
Ewes call 10 i.is25
WALKER A. DUNLOP, INC.
m h.Opnn
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on" sDnao KLINGLE ST. N.W.-open
Colonial' ideal for larger family:
unusually spacious rms, excel.
cond bedrms.. 3i5 baths, lovely
yard and tall trees Exclusive with
l.. j MILLS g. SONS. JU. 9-4650.
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HURRICANE SPECIALS

]. Del. NV. neighborhood. Price
So 500. Rent, Sl10, incl. apt.
. Beauty salon, Bethesda. Nd;
$3.50 wk. income. Price, $4,000 or
terms.
8, Dry cleaning stores (2). 5000
$500 wk. income. Dry cleaning
plant, $1,000 wk. Laundromst ovel
$500 wk.
4. Delicatessen. sandwiches. eroc.
cries: upper Ga. ave. NV: $3.50 wk
s, Beauty salon; colored clientele
l12 operators; $50. 600 yr income;
$4,000 cash down handles.
g. Ladies speciality shop. Price.
So 800 plis stock
z. Snack bar: Office bldg; small
income. small price.
s. Gifts. cards, hosiery, costume
iewelry; $1,000 vr net income.
o. Beauty salon; operators; in
come S36,n00 yr. Priced to sell
81 800 cash down handles.
| Listings wanted. all types. Urgently
need restaurant downtown; short
hours; doing at least 81 900 wk.
Myrtle A. Weadon Co.
432 Bond Bldg. MA. S-2s96
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HOUSES and apts,, furn. or unfurn.
In D. c., for white, I'll hnd the
tenant, collect rents yourself
MANDEL, AID 4-340O.
MIDDLE-AGED COUPLE will rive
excellent care TO house IN or near
washington In owners absence
Can furnish recommendations. BOX
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COUNTRY H0ME-5 8, acres s,,b I fr Psi

COUNTRY HOME-5 acLes ,,, : er Dgq
rms . baths. Liv. rm; with nrepi"
Bio kit, bsmt. gar, JE. 2-39Ol,
x;0ITU TAKOMA-Near schools.
TRANSPORTATION; 8 rooms. 4
bedfooms, large lot; $3.50 per
month. OIL. 4-0s6s -.,
ks65 RTTCHIE RD.. PC. Co. Z
ny, p,c.-Mod. country home, !, Z,
ssmt; gar S11O mo. HE. 4,32o9
eyes, HA, 2-s291. w. W. LEWIS
IRL-. 4Sal N. 9th st--,2-bedrm3; n i,k
semidet.; bsmt., porch; Ien Ssee W.
Immed' occupancy. IKE. s-@3oo.
1656 MICHIGAN AVE. N,E.-pst
brick. center entr., d rms rec; IN TIL, .
screened side porch; NJ; PToS rIfpf
Hospital 1928. ARTHUR L. S"'A'-
INC. LA 6-663l.
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R. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
RAY BARNEY
BETHESDA

New Spacious Cozy
. AND 3-BEDRM. BRICK HOMES
y AND 2I2 BATHS
COLORFUL KITCHENS
WITH DISHWA SHERS AND DISPS
SEMIFINISHED RECREATION
OR HOBBY ROOMS
OTHER DELIGHTFUL FEATURES
New development, Just behind
Pooks Hill Apis Out Wis. ave. i
mi. past Naval Hosp. left at pooks
Hill Apt. sign, then proceed past
apt. house to rental office on pro.
lect.
Open Saturday and Sunday
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q co.
OI 7-6Oo9 on A.@RAc
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URGENT

Need 5 houses, furnished or un.
furnished, for exceptional client,
IN Northwest, Maryland or Silver
Spring. Call MRS. DIXON, ST
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245i Good Hope I'd. Sc; on,
block from new Sears -Roebucl
Store. Rent S225. Seats 200. onl!
$4,000 cash down handles. BOZ
|, HIGHLANDER (Exclusive). 14ll
Pa. ave. NV. MA. S-9743.
STORE, dntwn. loca
ton, for sale only because OF rea
illness; good lease; attrac.; wei
stocked; unusual opportunity. to d.
big business for only $4,000 dn
Elk. 3-5s0l, BUSINESS REALTY
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LIQUOR STORE-Owner i'll, must
sell; doing S3.20G week business.
VALET SHoP-Doing 500 week
retail business; a god buy. Can be
made because owner is moving out
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Due to illness willing to
sacrifice the sale of this
store, which can give you
permanent security with a
place-to live.
Phone AID. 2-9657
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Ia ACRE fronting on . mair
rds., Marlboro pike and Old For
lestville I'd. This site is excellent
lot q nice business with plenty Of
parking. $1,000.
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COAT ROOM CONCESSION
Want to Be Your Own Boss

dynamic field. Offering:
(al Good income.
tbl Advancement.
fci Security.
ID Self expression.
Cities Service Oil Co. will
fulfill these yardsticks
through its vigorous and
foreeful service station ex-
pznsion program where you'll
be your own boss and write
your own ticket IN the most
moderniy designed and at
tractively located retail out
'ets In the industry
An intensive. salarled
training program Is offered
70 insure your success
II you want a career as
an independent business man.
and are WILLING to make
minimum investment. in an
ever expanding field with new
opportunities for Erowth, call
IA. 4-ilO0. Mon. through
Fri and arrange for . per-
sonai interview.
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AMERICAN U. HTS. AREA


OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5
Lovely, detached, corner home.
brick and stone constr. 4327 Ne
bra6ka ave. ] block west OF WIS -
-Four bedTms. and . baths: fun bsmt.
with reeI. rm. and bit lin 2-caF
earaRe. See Mr. Johnson. Ap. r.
5726, with M. PAUL HANNAH, 732
18th sc. NV, NE. S-4IOO
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| EAFaty anu CildTIu. WllIe
stucco with upstairs and
downstairs flreplaces, French
1 windows, . bedrms., . baths,
sleeping porch and den. Near
best schools and transp.
Call Mrs Tirana, EN-. 3-4592
A GILL g. SON DE 2-5000
WAITER REED-DET. BRICK
@ RMS. --2l2 BATHS-REC RIM.
1855 TEWKEsBURY PL. NV.
1921 NJ STREET NV.
/ LARGE MEETING HALL. BATH.
ON FIRST FLOOR; 4 ROOMS AND
BATH UP. VIII consider trade. what
have youP
Mr.. o'HAZzA. TIE. s-243o
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-3O05
WORTH YOUR INSPECTION
7211 BLAIR ROAD NV.
DETACHED MASONRY. 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths: Al condition: bath
on each floor: every. room LARGE:
excellent s1T aoe financing. Mr.. Sweeney,
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co
l224 l4th St NV. AID. 4-2005
1905 EMERSON ST. NV.
OPEN TO 9 Pm.
| Gracious home. CT approved. (
bedrooms. 2 baths. 35-ft. living
ldlninR room; oil hot-water heat.
screened and open porches; beauti-
liul l42-ft. lot: alley; near eveTy-
lning Owner transferred. RA. g.
1913.
SALE OR RENT
600 blk. Nicholson NV, west Of
! 9th s. Owner offers 5-bedrm. home
i3 baths, hn. bsfnt, convertible to
aoctor's ONCE. Mod youngstown
kitchen. Asking $4,000. or viii rent
furnished on long lease. Home All
day Sun: TU 2-556O
/ DELUXE RAMBLER--ONLY SIa.o50
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 3 PM.
so SHERIDAN STREET NE.
Beautiful decorated 3-bedroom
IcustOm brick rambler. featuring epac-
louS rooms thruout. Loaded with ex-
pensiVe equipment including earpet-
ING. Elaborate recreation room in
basement. $4,000 cash will handle
| Can Mr.. Clark, RA. 3-DO1I.
L MARSHAL j. WAPLE co
l224 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2OD5
1910 HOLLY ST. NV, $40 down
~ 90 40 mo-, Oil approved. S1s,g01
Detached. 4 bedrms., also has Ist
( n. den, which could be USED A. Str
bedIm.; newly decorated lovely
yard: plenty Of trees: "a blk. from
JOSEPH KINsKY. REALToR
{ 81. 3-53ll OIL 1854
AMERICAN U. HTS. AREA
OPEN SUN. 2 TO 5
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Dry Cleaning-Laundry

Shopping center. Operated By
help: hours = 10 =. closed Sunday.
Shoe repair equipment on premises
Priced complete at S1.7n0 terms.
Exclusive. Ewes and sun. Alec
Karpman. Ia 9-8003
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HOUSES uNrvRNIsHEp
sos KENNEDY ST. NV,

llNnr Ailu JAIL IAhW
WALTER A BROWN
Il0iS Vermont Ave MA. s-l65.
3Oeo LIVINGSTON ST. NV.
oil h-w heat Si65 on lease.
MARSHAL j. WAPLE co.
1924 l4th Street NV AID $1,000
1l05 ALABAMA AVE. Sc.
rooms, bath. Detached; lease
MARSHAL j. wApLE co.
l2sf l4th Street NV. AID, 41a0Ol
LOVELY 4 BEDRM,, ga BATH
Detached brick conv. Chevy Chase
wAsHIN S1if \ RRRRALTY RA. a.sgOl
7lO RoXBoRo PL. NV. -.
WASHINGTON REALTY, RA. 3-s;i0'
VIRGINIA--KLARE a. HUXTABLl
500 to sos, selection OF rentals
JE. 2-O029 JE. 4-4O2l
SHEPHERD PARK BRICK
RMS, lls BATHS, REC. RIM,
tn. 3-3OB0 RA 3-245f
HILLcREST. 2sOi 3ond st. Sc.
si50-3 bedrms.. bath, iiv. rm.. din
rm. kitchen rec 1ne garage ano
front porch Ewes JU s-9lg1.
WALKER, & DUNLOP, INC.
co 5-O22a
KENsINGToN. 3i0d Edgewood I'd
.SlOa-- Rambler with : bedrooms
bath liy RIM kitchen and dinette
Ewes, call 10 i-1s9t
WALKER 4 DUNLOP INC.
co 5-O%22
1913 FORT DUPONT ST Sc.
3-bedrm. semidetached brick tul
bsmt. 500 30 per mo. M. E. SMITH
INC. 1925 Vermont ave. NV. DI
.5-7S77; ewes. LU l-l35..
1854 HIGGINS DRIVE
CONN, AVE, ESTATES
3-bedrm. brick rambler: liv. .rm
and din area, bath, elect. kitchen
shopping center. NJ. E. SMITH. INC.
1925 Vermont ave. NV. DI. 7-7S71,
ewes, LII. l-1352.
LANGLEY PARK IN MD.
HOS Merrimack drive----Mod 3.
rm brick home. bsnit,, gas h.. avail.
able Oct. LIST; sos per mo.
HUGH T. PECK. HE. $4,000
a51a Bird ST. NV.
ROW COLONIAL BRICK,
3-bedrmS., bath; dbl screened
porches on rear; built-in gar..
gas h.-w. h.; in excel. cond,.
SULLIVAN BROTHERS
1870 x st. NV ME. s-t323
HOUSES FOR RENT
onen sunday 10 q pm. 7s3l
Lakewood drive. of Columbia pike
Modern 2-bedroOm cottage, convert
able to . bedrooms. 10 per month
oDen sunday ! to Q nm, e3as
John Marshall place, N. Arlington.
3-bedroom modern rambler. attrac-
tive must see to appreciate. Si3J
per month. Key at my office.
1928 N. 22nd st.. N. Arlington.
3-bedroom rambler. This house has
everything. washer, drier. ironer,
Kitchen, conditioned. rec. room;
large corner lot. Sl65 per month.
Key at my ONCE.
North Arlington, 4414 N. 18th
I'd. Attr, 2-bedrm. brick bungalow:
equip, kit, full basement; 500 per
mo. Kew at my ONCE.
N. Arlington. s55 N. Harrison st i,
close to st. AIMS Paroehial School.
Attr, brick bungalow. equip. kit,
full basement, h.-w.h., garage Sl25
per mo KEY at my Once.
S, arlington. HOG S. Emerson st.
2-bedrm. Colonial; equip. kit, Ice.
porch. gas heat; sos per no. Key
II my Office
]. H. BENOIT, Realtor
$3.50 " Washington Blvd.
KE. 8-6677
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. /

CHEVY CHASE SILVER SPRING
AREA, 26li Spencer rd., Oh. CHI,
Md,--;i-bedrm. .-story detached
Nv rm., din. rm mod kit full
2O-cuft Deepfreeze. fenced rear
yard; earport $3.50 per month.
Call JU. S-lOs3, 10 inspect. Di-
rections. East-West hwy, TO Grubt
I'd. ! block TO Spencer. II. O.
sMlTHY Co, 81 18th st. NV.
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LARCHMONT REALTY
1913 w Broad st. JE. $4,000.

MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA
bet. home Of s rooms. hath,
screened porch: full bsmt. Stairway
TO storage attic. Completely redec.
Excellent kit. EQUIP S125 per mo.
PHILLIPS Il FULLER, INC. ST. g.
400. l0I2 18th ST. NV
Kennedy st. at 9th NV.
Corner. 19-ft. row brick home. Con-
talns u rooms, hath and . encl.
porches, Gas heat. Rent, S94 50 per
mo: immediate occupancy. PHILLIPS
q FULLER. INC, 1912 18th ST. NV.
ST. 3-2400
HOME VALUES
Braddock Acres tvirginia)-4 bed
garage; | l2-acre estate. SIPS.
1907 18th st. n,w.-10 rms, 3
baths; newly decorated. SIT5.
2919 N. Capitol St. bedrms..
living rm., ain. rm., 2 kitchens,
2723 Central ave n.e.--4 bedrms,,
living rm., Gin. kit. and . baths,
1907 BunSer Hill I'd NET Ice
rms kit. pa baths, gas h.-w IN
s27 4th St. ne = rms, bath, oil
r. A. HUMPHREYS g. SONS
2 Mass. Ave. Realtors Ma s-5O2C
ATTENTION, MILITARY PERSON.
house. beaut. equip: kit, bath, full
bsmt,, natural gas heat. city water
and sewer. > blocks from shop. ctr
etc. Owner will lease at 500 per mo
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CHOICE LOCATIONS
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Of newly decorated homes in
choice locations OF Falls
Church and Alexandria.
:. or . bedrm. duplex ram
blers or split levels, Close to
schools, stores and buses.
Several with daylight base
ments. All cleo. kitchens, in
Guiding dishwasher and wash
ing machine.
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RESTAURANT-Busy downtown To-
cation. Modern equipment: small
reasonable rent, gross quoted over
$1,000 a week. 8 days. Closed at
5 nm. Priced to sell $1,000 down
EDWIN L.. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
! ara DE TEIA0
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK
Privacy and charm. White
stucco with upstairs and
downstairs flreplaces, French
windows. . bedrms., . baths,
sleeping porch and den. Near
best schools and transp.
Call Mrs Tirana, EN- 3-4592
A GILL & SON DE. 2-50o0
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

cHINCHILLAs and equipment: beau
tiful herd; cloSe-out sale. For In
formation. RIA. 3-4Si2. 800
LAUNDR0MAT for sale: leaving
town, III health best offer ac-
cepted, LU. 3-15D4 or LU. 2:777S.
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BUSINESS oPPoRTUNITIEs

DRUGSTORE; good neighborhood
location. doing approx. $3.50 daily.
ness, Needs new MANAGEMENT. Priced
for immed sale; excellent terms
Maurice FitZgan, MA. 8-1002
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GOING GROCERY BUSINESS; va
sacrifice for qricg cash sale g.
room apt IN rear Gear garase,
rented. A6C license. IL 1-5124-
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h ndEpnoCm ssco, convenient soitllng
transportation; spacious, basement
yard recently completely redec-
GRATED: sos. 200 Hampton St..
Glassmanor sc. open Sun, 3.J
other times. phone 10. S-B333.
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PARKING LOT, will clear and lease
200 50. IT,. 1900 blk. P NV
MRS. REDFIELD, RE. 7-25S5
SOFT ICE CREAM DRIVE-IN; Md.
good income: low rent: long lease;
Ice. parking; bargain. JU. 5-341S.
DUE TO ILL HEALTH, must sell my
wash. machine and appliance re-
akes sars e Rents from start apt
AP. 7-4aO0.
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Wholesale Laundry Work
LIOUOR INCENSE
Northumberland SHOI

Nearby suburbs. Equipped with
hardware, tools, machinery and
cabinets Unlimited possibilities for
good handyman Priced reasonably:
terms Ewes. and Sun, Shea Chaser.
lDA n-EAQQ
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TASTEE-FREEZE DRIVEN. avail
heart Of Clarendon. Profitable co
owned store. Let us train you, now
and We will pnt Won in rent free
with no equipment payments until
next spring. Call TASTEE-FREEZE,
III S-Hf0R
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ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH: De.
sirable 2, 3 and 4-bedrm, houses;
Sgs2s; ss,91ee, Sens nv lmp T6 9ecup.
1852 or ia. 7-2B59.
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-sIhuAHT BROS "a IT. sanr

SELDOM AVAILABLE RAMBLER
Garner 18th St. uPar kallniz 10
. y New, 4 very larse oecEocnls,
pass der. large living room. @H-it
Ssninx room, Westinghcuse kitchen
Sse1fiftll recr oou. maid fcoir
80 bath: chrYslsr air -conqltiohec
Sarare Rent. 5000 wear
.s.r IN sdvanee.I Ne. s-5744.
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MOTEL-21 UNITS

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS own.
err 20 years. Air conditioned. Net
income. $1,000 to $1,000 monthly
lQ-year lease, rent $3.50 month Price
$4,000 including $500 worth oil
atock; terms.
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HouSeWare, paints, rentals. Estab.
lished IL years. select. mushroomine
community, 10000 trading area
Severna Park. Md. Box 295
GROCERY STORE-Complete brk
bldg, with 5-bedrm. apt. store
equipment and . trucks In swanky
AT. tVa.l area. No nearby com
petition. Books open for inspection
S44,950. y, down.
DILLON LAND CO.. JE. 4-404O
CARRY OUT LUNcHEONETTE
Excel. euuip; mr.. Walter Reed; So.
800. Call RA. 6-s275 or HA. 1904
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FhIRFAX COUNTY, near Mt. Vernon
Hieh Schonl. rooms, = baths
conv. transp.' Sl2a mo. JE 4-i3ss.
ARLINGTON Attractive 5-rm,
rambler; redec. . bedrms. bSnlt
goo N. Lincoln ST.. JE. 1-16s'
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DRY CLEANING PLANT-Estab-
lished business; Hoffman Solvent
snlti snd s ssHpmf fos rs aIfd and "a
wholesale bus Reasonably priced
at SIT. 500 with = cash: reasonable
rent; long lease. Box 254-K. Star.
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10000 gallons per month and
better. Plenty mechanics work il
wanted. Can be built up to tremend-
way South. Priced cheaply at S.
$40 lock stock and barrel which in
lcludes wrecker Ind pickup truck.
Only $4,000 down Flat rent. List
ings wanted. as we are selling out.
CATT TYCt
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CLEANERs-upPER NV.

Good neighborhood Business $3.50
to $500 per week. Woman owner
with small down payment.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
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Virginia Mountain LODGE
NV. HOTELS RMS.

80 baths. kitchen, dining room
bar room, etc. Now operating a
a hotel. Mostly colored guests. New
oil burner, elevator. Valuable site
For sale or lease. Low price. Eas!
terms. Call Monday, DU. 7-5637
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SHOE REPAIR AND CLEANING
work done on premises, price asked
includes equipment and 5-yr. lease
Mr.. Dixon, RE. 6-5656. WEST &
DIXON, Realtors
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AMERICAN Q. White brick
Colonial. 8 bedrms., heated Bird fl
rm., pa baths, porch, oil h.wh.
garage, deep lot. Mr.. all schools,
shops, transp. Reas. price; excel
terms. No agents. OWNER, EN-
2-06I4.
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12

age or older. Retirement income
for this group consists of pensions
and annuities, retirement pay
from the Armed Forces, interest,
rents and dividends.
The total amount of retirement
income for the purpose of COM
putting the retirement income
credit, cannot exceed $1,000. A
relatively simple computation is
necessary to determine the base
figure for computing the retire
ment income credit. Add together
all items of retirement income.
If this amount is more than ST.
200 use $1,000 as the gross amount
before limitations. If you have
not attained the age of rs before
the close of the taxable year re-
duce the $1,000 by the amount of
social security benefits; railroad
payments; amounts re-
ceived as a pension or annuity
otherwise excluded from gross in
The Sidney herald., 1956-04-12
It's The TRUTH.
Rev. III. Bruce Leastman
Alliance Church of Sidney


There has never been a people
more blessed with a knowledge
of Spiritual Truths than the peo-
pie of America. Yet, never has q
generation done less with the
truth than we. In James AIT, we
read these words, Therefore to
him that knoweth to do good
and doeth it not TO him it is SIM
One could surely state that
every person reading this article
has heard of, Or observed, the
Easter Season for many years,
Time after time again you have
heard of the vicarious suffering
of Jesus Christ, who is the Son
Of the Living God. In Isaiah SO
we find that , HE Christi was
wounded for OUR transgreSsionS.
He was bruised for OUR iniqui-
ties, the chastisement of OUR
peace was upon HIM; and with
HIS stripes WE are healed" This
is a picture of He who suffered
in your place.
Christ knew that all men were
sinners, according to the scrip
lures, Romans 1928. Christ knew
that all sinners were doomed to
a sinners hell, according to the
scriptures, Romans 6:23. There
fore Christ suffered and died for
OUR sins, according to the scrip
lures, l Cor. 1873. Making it pos
sible for man to be saved from
the condemnation of sin.
Knowing all this, dear friend,
What are YOU doing about 1T?
The knowledge of spiritual truths
will never save, anymore than
the knowledge of a medicine
would cure a sickness. The
knowledge must be applied, the
medicine obtained and taken be-
fore a change can be expected.
Some men and women have a
knowledge of God all their lives
and yet die and n lost for all
eternity. A famous writer once
said, "Wisdom is applied know
ledge" Let the Holy Spirit apply
to your heart this Easter Season
the blessings of Christ's redeem
ing work and you shall have a
cure for your troubled heart.