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Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

serea by Purdue university and
10000 students are being polled
before October %. Results viii
Be distributed on OF before the
Thanksgiving holidays Mrs.
4. {. Landers won the Teacher
Popularity contest last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckinley Byrd
tour school custodiansl are proud
parents Of a bouncing boy, Nc
Kinley II. born Monday evening.
October IA. The All-sehool
Pie supper was a success. The
auetioneer was c. r. English Of
Menlfee. Mrs. f. b. Parsons pie
sold for the highest bid OF sS.2s.
Mrs. carliss Howard's pie sold
second highest for $3.Ol. Rev.
c. w. Simms was assembly
speaker on Monday. He talked on
ways a Young Person Can
Praise God, The seventh
grade class sold barbequed ribs
and chicken on Saturday in sup
port of their queen candidate. .
Two of the teachers, Mrs. D. ).
Hill and B. C. Swinton have been
absent for a day. We are wishing
them a quick and complete re-
eovery. :. Mrs. Dodge Of the
Little Rock Bell Telephone office
visited the 18th and 18th grade
English class to evaluate the eff
feetiveness Of the teletraininE
unit in progress. Welding has
been added to our school eurri-
culum. Mrs. Etherly and Swim
ton royalty entertained the facul-
ty club and their guests on Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Edna James. The MIA girls
report a most enjoyable district
meeting in Carthage. Mrs. D. 5.
chapple is district advisor and
also homemaking teacher at Pine
Street. Five seniors, Rosie
Hoskins, Orlean Dooley. Dolores
Walker, Betty Hopkins, and John
Smith took the Scholarship
Qualifying test on Tuesday, oe-
tober %. Mrs. d. S. Hill, the
health coordinator, reports that
all students in the elementary,
junior and senior high school
departments have received the
audio test this year. Helpers IN
the using the audiometer were
Mrs. Lucy Looper, Norma VIII
liams. Helen Kelly, Margie Smith,
Ann Cowan, Maxwell Turner and
Celestine Tyus, Mrs. Willie Mae
Triplett, Mrs. Artie Black.
Landera attended the administra-
tors meeting in Hot Springs. The
faculty elected Landers as the
delegate from Pine street to the
Delegate assembly of the Alta.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

The Cray clubs of the North
Little Rock elementary schools
are now in the final stays u
completing their organization and
outline of work for the year.
These clubs are sponsored by
the Allen w. Young YMcA-
The organizations engage N
various activities during the year.
The activity that the clubs ara
engaging in now is Touch-Foot-
ball. The season will begin OeIo-
Der Is. when Hillside elementary
school versus Woodson elemen-
tary school at 400 p. m = the
YMcA Field.
At the end Of the Touch-FoeI-
ball season the winning team viii
be awarded with trophy and =
dinner given in their honor.
We hope that each parent viii
attend the games each Tuesday
and Thursday evening at 100 ?.
m. at the YMCA and watch your
boys perform.
The officers and sponsors Of
the various Cray Clubs are a.
follows:
George w. Carver Elem. seHeel
President Felix Stickney. +.
V. President Bobby Williams
Secretary Murray Gillian
Treasurer Willie Graves
Sponsor Mrs L. Dryyer
Hillside Elem. SeheoE
President Donald Wade
v. President Henry Grain
Secretary Kenneth Redus
Treasurer William Fl. KIDS
Chaplain Eldor WinkIer
Sponsor Mrs. Dorothy Far
Carter G. woodson EIam- : haol
President Parrish Sabbs
V. President Oliver Hanus
Secretary Eddie Lane
Treasurer james Glove
Chaplain Leon Johnson
Sponsor Isiah Fields
Roosevelt EeIm. School
President Thermon Watson
v. President John Gardnez
Secretary Henry Williams
Treasurer Reginal Howard
chapiain Arrand Williams
1ttofs%=@&t
Sponsor Calvin Muldrow
Wade B. Banks. program seczy.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
!: With THE SCHOOLS :
:: Around Horace Mann High =
By A. S. Terry
HOMECOMING QUEEN CONTEST

The Athletic committee is sponsoring the annual Home
eomng Queen contest which will end Thursday October "a
The Margaret Odom Thema Hayes, Janice
cDade Lena Murphy, Mildred Anderson Juanita Hawkins
Nema Young Bonnie Fonnoy Darean Wright Rosie Woods
Nerse Pegrew. Aean Gleasper Shirley Williams Wimeta
Hudson, Dolores Hubbart Audrey Fields and Amy Smith
MANN-J0NES COUNCIL
The Mann-Jones council has made plans for a general
meeting be held at Jones high school, The Mann members
council Barbara Brown Essie Young Joyce Todd
Eta Wheeler Carolyn LaMoyne Dorothy Jones, Larry Rich
ardson, Willis White Doris Ballard, and William Whitfield.
STUDENTS GIVEN CAREER BOOKLETS
Career booklets entitled "Your Future Is What You Make
It. been distributed all students through the courtesy
the National Association of Manufacturers The pamphlet
contains tips choosing and preparing for vacation also
how job and make progress in chosen occupation
The importance of interest confidence and competence
stressed
SENIORS STUDY COMMUNICATIONS
The 18th grade English classes studying communca-
lions With the aid of tape recorder students drilled
diction oral replies Recordings of fine quality have
been made by Sterling Williams, James Robertson Rosa
Moore Queen Byers Milton Collier Waldo Bronson, Mildred
Joyner Doris Mitchell Frances Smith, Vera Lee Thomas,
Todd James Causey Barbara Brown and Lawrence
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

0-2
Sylvia Brown
George Doles
Linda Grimes
Sterling Ingram
Myrtle Mason
Fayetle Miller
sammie Shavers
semon Thompson
Dolores Warren
Brenda zeigler
9-s
Dianna Eubanks
Franklin Henderson
Ardie Williams
"a
John Jeffrey
Sybil Jordan
Ruth Joyner
Elsie Robinson
Ryal Shorter
8-5
Annie Hardway
Virginia Jackson
Stanley Shavers
Ada Shine
81
Ozella Latting
Djuanna Faye Burns
$40
Ruth Rodgers
To
Beverly Grant
Irma Mann
7I-s
Patricia Taylor
Us
Melrita Russ
Henry L. Jones, jr.
George Marion
Joseph Suttles
Luther looks
TO
Mary Henson
Carolyn Jordan
Johnnie Stubblefield
ITO
Sara Ann Green /
Clarence L. Horne, jr.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
Carver-PI1eifer
PTA NEWS

PTA NEWS
The Carver-Pfeifer PTA men,
bership drive closed on October
II, with a Victory banquet. Rev.
M. L. Darnell, pastor of Miles
Chapel CINE church, was toast
master, Participants on the infor-
native program were: Rev. F. L.
Alexander, Mrs. C. S. Bronson,
Mrs. Matte Simon, Mrs. JoAnn
Harrison, Mrs. Odessa Hood, Mrs.
Allen Cunningham, w. E. Thrash
er, Mrs. Sadie Thompson, Mrs.
Bernice Hayman, M. ]. Caruth.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

| without her glasses and iHa =
that she should wear thep' Esak
she simply could not
I'm February of this veal 8 ,
went back to the same speaiszs1
and his verdict was thai taezs
is nothing wrong with her eTa.N
1--WE give God the glory for
this wonderful miracle 10 OR
child writes Mr.. Krause 4z,o
evangelist prayed, bus God
healed
This healing took place 10 our
meetings in Johaunesburg. Souls
Africa, in January 1851 We 70
ceived the report Of II jusi 2 'tfur
days ago. But II simply raIa-
forces the theme OF the l-l.-a
God is q good Cod"
When Christ was on easit .Fs
heart was always open 10 tge
needs OF the suffering humanity
One day the people came 10 such
vast numbers for healing that
he sick began to faint and the
multitude "trode one upon ar
,ther." Piteous cries for deliver
lnce rose in a crescendo. ifaIth
began to move and live as, she
blind pleaded for sight, the dumb
sesticulated wildly, the crippled
srawied toward their only hgnGs-
Mothers held up their hafsieS
and tearfully begged for His
touch. From over acro~s the
canyon came the high.pIkckaz
voices Of the lepers as the whole
concourse Of suffering people
moved resistlessly toward the
Healer. Matthew says, the Saw
Jour was moved with compass
sion and healed their
sick Matt. 14:1D.
Today He still moves among
US. He is still ready to hear
your prayer.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
:: Bearcafs Facts :
by William "sonny" Walker

by William "Sonny" Walker
Plans underway for the biggest homecoming ceebra-
History. Two weeks of activities and
have been designed lead the gala occasion and
the game the Goth of October This years game
will Bearcats Washington high of Texarkana
Mrs Smith, president of the Horace Mann Boosters
Club, sponsoring big social and bonfire Friday Oeto
bet 25 at Z 80 Horace Mann Gym and Athletic Field
On Saturday, the 25h, combined parade will be held
with Phlander Smith College
number of young ladies are contestants for Home
coming Queen and working very hard There seems to
enthusiasm this years contest than before
The Beareats will be in top physical condition for the
time this Hafbac Fletcher Graggs will be in
top shape for this and is expected to give the Bearcas
the zip they get back in the winners column
Sonny"
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
A R 0 U N D
Dunbar Junior Hi
Scholarship Honor Roll

Scholarship Honor Roll
The following pupils made the
Scholarship Honor Roll for the
First Six Weekg
9th
Bernice Bass
Carme1ita Caruth
Herbert Denton, jr.
Dorothy Frazier
Marion Faye Lanum
Beverly Roberts
Carolyn Sue Hubbard
9th
Djauna Faye Burns
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

Science now offers new freedom
from much misery Of change-of-
lifel Today, you can relieve hot
flashes" tortured nerves, other
functional distress with a re-
markable tablet developed
especially for these discomforts.
Doctors report amazing results
using this home treatment alone
land no costly shots
Irritability was Gained, Dizzi-
ness was relieved. Hot flashes
subsidized. 8 out Of 10 women
tested found complete or strik-
ing relief this wayl
This new formula is a unique
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
PINE STREET HI

Students Participate in Opinion
Panel
CONWAY-Pine Steet high is
participating in the Purdue Opin-
ion panel this year. The guidance
department is spearheading this
activity and a great amount of
student interest has been exhibit
ed. This poll seeks to find the
opinion of high school students
on driving. military service, sex
education, scientists. parents,
science and religion. 1t is spon-
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

The Polar Bears journey .
Prescott Saturday night. Tie Pep
aquad and band viii accompany
them. Read our column every
week. We enjoy visiting Hllh
you.
Miss Smith and Mrs. Howard.
reporters.
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25

It'll
Sara Ann Green
Citizenship
The following pupils made the
Citizenship Roll for the First Six
Weeks:
81
Carmelita Caruth
Herbert Denton, jr.
Mary Alice fltzpatrick
Eleanor La-Moyne
Marion Lanum
Merriam Upper
Matte Matloek
Linda Mott
Yvonne Richardson
Beverly Roberts
Estella Thompson
Doris Woods
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
Science Develops New Tablet:
Relieves Hot Flashes" Irritation
From Change-Of-L Life For 5 Of 10
Tested Without Costly Shots!

combination Of medicines II. that
acts directly on the cause Of
these troubles. Works through a
woman's sympathetic nervous
system to relieve the awful tense
feelings and physical distress.
This amazing formula is now
sold at drug stores, under the
name Of Lydia Pinkham's Tab
let's" Easy to take, contain
bodybuilding iron. SO don't let
change-of-life rob middle age
of 10Y. Start taking Pinkham's
Tablets today. See how fast you
can feel your happy self again
without troublesome shotsl
rvssisis, today, aIsO have The famous
. E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound
Arkansas State press., 1957-10-25
MONITORS CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS

johnson has been elected President of the Monitors
club Other officers club Larry Richardson vice
president Edwards secretary Audrey Fields Asss
secretary Barbara treasurer Eta Wheeler
porter Rosa Moore chaplain Sylvia Pondexer chosen
chairman of the program committee and Doreatha Smith was
chosen chairman of the social committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

AT the Stop Sign"
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Dial Anime T-3SSt
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BOATS

EvINRUDE, 1852. 90 h.p., excel
eond;, reserve tank and controls.
XII. 9-85sS.
1917 20 FOOT CHRIS CRAFT RIV.;
speed boat. 1853 1870 hip. engine;
new finish and uphols. May be seen
IN Wash, Marina or call RE. T-4797
CANOE, 10 feet. Grammar alumni
mum; perfect condition: Sl75. Call
AID. 1880 after 9 pm.
MERCURY 3 hip: $40. johnson
2 h.p.: SOS. No reverse. sos
somerset pl. NV, RIA. 6-26l4
----.---------.----- Pa
OWENS "2l" cabin cruiser; . yrs.
old; % h.p; run 1875 hrs. Carriage
TOP awning; mahogany with special
paint lob: sleeps .. all accessories
1895 RE. 5-6997.
SACRIFICE--1S-ft. Lone Star Riy-
iera outboard, 4O-h.p. Mercury
motor, trailer, skis, life preservers,
extra gas tank. etc. All new 1865.
Good cond.: $3.50. 10. T-7780.
5-H.P. BUCCANEER. 1854 model;
ESQ, Call RE. 5-5l90.
20-FT. OPEN UTILITY TOPPER
Twin outboard; $l,650. Cali RE.
on display. =
"a 2b-ft, express cruiser with
l&o-n'p motor 1900
80 lS-ft. Century Resorter with
conv. top: used so hrs. So g50
SO l4-ft. cupboard with '56 Mark
80 Mercury controls and steering
S675
25-ft. Chris-Craft sedan with new
l10-h.p Nordberg So 500
'55 I9-ft. Hurricane racing sioon
with shelter top. stainless steel rie.
gins; nylon sails S1,295
left cupboard cruiser. with :5-
hip. Evinrude 81 S0O
Trades and terms accepted: A.
nanclne STEELCRAFT-WA
TON Co, Maine ave. and M SITS.
s.w., ST. 3-4I45.
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BUILDERS ATTENTION
nc orc
SEABROOK ACRES

ONLY 20 minutes to D. C and Fort
Meade. Beautiful iz-acre wooded
lots with sewer and water. 35G
homes occupied: near shoppinR
schools, churches and TRANSPORTATION
Reasonable, convenient terms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

ACCOKEEK AREA = Like spacious
outdoor living? We have 5-acre
tracts Of woods and fields. over
lookine the Potomac. Get out your
boots and tweeds, call Fairyiew .
o572 and make an appointment TO
walk over the land. or write Box
a4-Y. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
/ WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE
BEAUTIFUL VIEW on Rhodes River

BEAUTIFUL VIEW on Rhodes River;
near Cars Wharf, MAYO, Mo.
ia. 6-3629.
$1,000 WILL BUY a frame cottage,
Selby-on-t he-Bay: needs well and
septic tank. large, wooded lot,
Terms arranged. RIA. $1,000.
WOODLAND BEACH, MD, only %
mi. from ID. Grim, frame cot
tage, on lge, lot near water. S3,45U
on terms. RA $4,000.
CABIN. Lake jackson, mr., Manassas
z bedrms.; furnished. $4,000.
Terms. ia. 5-067G.
CONCRETE MASONRY HOME AT
ONE OF THE FINER CHESAPEAKE
BAY BEACHES, SUITABLE FOR
YEAR-ROUND OCCUPANCY. ONLY
$4,000. LIV. RIM, KITCHEN, =
BEDRMS., BATH, FRONT AMI
REAR SCREENED PORCHES, ARTE-
SIAN WELL, ELEC. WATER PUMP
ELEC. RANGE AND REFRIGERATOR
10, 1Ox145, ON WIDE STREET
DOWN PAYMENT TO SUIT PUR-
CHASER, MONTHLY PAYMENT 500
TO INSPECT: DRIVE z MILES
SOUTH OF PRINCE FREDERICK
ON SOLOMON'S ISLAND ROAD.
TURN LEFT AND FOLLOW LONO
BEACH SIGNS TO OFFICE ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY. NJ. Z. ROCK
HILL, INC, ST LEONARD, MD,
PHONE PRINCE FREDERICK 3OS-J
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NEARBY
CHESAPEAKE BAY

ENTERING Chesapeake Beach
from Washington, on the left side
of the street and only | block before
reaching the Bay front, you will see
q very attractive year-round cottage
with our For Sale sign on the front
lawn; 1t has pavement front and
side and evergreens, an attractive
interior with full modern plumbing
and heating plant; you'l II like its
lovely living room and kitchen as
well as its double bedroom with built
in closets and chests OF drawers: has
a large expansible attic If more
porch; there is a fenced yard In the
this location. is also ideal for the
retired couple; the price is only
$1,000 II sold now and may be
conveniently financed II desired.
Nothing to do but move In.
NO. ,, NORTH BEACH-On the
waterfront, for sale or rent, q de-
Sirable cottage with screened front
porch. sizable living room, 3 bed
rooms, dining room. equipped
kitchen, utility room modern auto
matte furnace. 50Xl 00-ft, lawn, only
q short walk TO Supermarket and
othe~ stores, Catholic and Profess
tant churches, beach and fishing the
way You like to; full price furnished
only $500 with $1,000 down,
balance monthly. or may be rented
/ with option to buy; don't miss this
opportunity, see IL NOW.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
AT the Stop Sign"
Chesapeake Beach Md.
AlvtW
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED
tContinuedj

CADILLACS-'54, '55 or $50: good
condition; from pvt. owner. RA
3-27SO.
IN e. DEALERS pay top dollars fol
1888 r ] ave ne AID 4-0444
SOUTHERN DEALERS need cars des.
station WAGONS EVANSVILLE
AUTO SALES 1870 r / ave
Hvattsville. Md WA 7-l2S0
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash fol
l951-'55 Hillman-Minx convertible
in good condition. EN-. 3-6595,
WE NEED CARS. station wagons
pickups WOLFE MOTORS 1901
Wisconsin ave NV. FE 3-4042
JUNK CARS WANTED Paying top
For pickup and efficient service
call APP 7-62g0
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EXCELLENT l.95O-acre plantation
---4-mi I'd. frontage. on river, 81
nj: from p, c.; over. 80 bldes
$?50,000. MR.. OLSON. Wo. =.
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For further particulars Of
TINS and other properties.
contact L a. Abercrombie,
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CADILLAC SO convertible coupe {;
beautiful mountain laurel with black
orion top. black and white ali-leather
interior: equipment includes power
steering. power brakes, white tires.
brand-new appearance, Reduced for
quick sale to only S4,395. CCC guar
antee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
contact L A. Abererombie,
Poolesyjlle 1881.
Randall H. Hagner a. Co.
Inc.
REALTORS
1921 Conn Ave. DE. 2.3s0C
WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY
SPECIALS

g. ga; wooded lot; iron.lnE on hsr,
a. 6-rm, house. mod, Mt. oil
heat, completely dec. and painted
inside and out: small horse barn
lush blue-grass pasture, new fencing
on. hard road. adj. town OF Pooles
vile, 80 mi. ID. c. $4,000: h cash
,6b a, s-rm,, 2:bath, mod, house
oil heat, parquet floors, drafting RIM
mod. kilt. llv. rm. and din. Tm.
master bedrm, . other bedrms. ant
bath, End n 4Ox00 horse barn, new
hog housing, 2 streams, Na-mi. roaS
frontage. mr.. Acc bldg aE German
town and super hwy $4,000
100 a. On River I'd on scent,
plateau at Junction OF Reddick I'd
and Rte, lO7, 20 mi. d c.. mod
B-rm bungalow, new BERN tenan
house, recently built 3O.cow ID. c
dairy barn, 3Ox46 silo, horse barr
and maternity barn ! bldgs insured
excess Of $4,000; offered as an In
vestment. S42,b0O.
80 a., on county road. never fail
Ing stream, delapidated house
strictly white area: mr.. Germantown
Clarksburg inteTehanees. fe mi. n v
CHARLES n VJAEison' Res shr
oaithersburG 723.J.1t.
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Just Arrived
THE ALL-NEW
3-BEDROOM AS
GREAT LAKES

Sl.075 down payment and S73 si
Tor, 90 months including financing
and insurance Also other Grea
Lakes models on display.
open, n TO q, Mon. Through Sat
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3 BEAUTIFUL 3Is-ACRE building
lots on good road. l70-ft. 'front.'
age: stream on rear OF property;
$3.50 cash. balance within 3 years.
DILLON LAND CO.. lila Hillwood
ave. Falls Church. Va, JE. 4-404O.
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MOTORCYCLES

HID. 1852 "A; o.h.v., Sab: side.
car, $50; 3 S. A, 1854, sgie.. S475
zundapp '53 S2l5 RE. 8-67lO.
SALE--'56 HID FLU: full dress; IL
200 miles: SSD5. Call 10. 3-5l37
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LOIS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE
LOTS IN SOMERSET, TULIP HILLS.
Chevy Chase, Bradley blvd, etc.
LYNCH g. CO., WH.ati-292S. Pa
WHEELER RD., MD.--Lot approx.
"a acre: l0se down, balance month
ly. Call CRISMOND REAL ESTATE,
RE. 6-S200.
2 PROPOSED commercial lots on
triangle OF two main streets in
Rockville. $4,000 square feet. Very
reasonable at this time, Brokers
invited. OWNER. Pc. Box 1921.
Winter Park, Florida.
POTOMAC, MD.-Two la-acre build
ing sites. $3.50 each. OLIVER T.
CARR. REALTOR. MA. S-9340 or
SHENANDOAH VALLEY CABIN. 3
rms. l log and 2 frame. l acre, Mt.
si.is5. Terms. JE. a.s5ss. = -
DUNN LORING GARDENS-Wooded
S1tldinS 60 le Sso lCT g.9 with city y
co, FL. B.4I72: ewes. Ell, d-4l66.
POTOMAC : Corner lot; approx
total frontsse, : county roads aH
5000 II. viii sell as = whole
$4,000 or in parcels TO 10
acres. Prices on request. OWNER.
EN-. 3-024b. Pc. 2-9423.
LITTLE RUN ESTATES. VA.-Wooded
privileges. FL. 4-9307.
FINISHED LOTS-ll lots in Fairfax
Co.; sewer, water, gas and cleo.
EnRineering completed and record
ed. May start building Immediately.
BY OWNER. no. 2-535s. or ewes.
En-. 1890.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB and 2 acre sites; sewer
and water in front, Of property;
sHxs1Ro S''f INC, e TA a7o4 9afsain
ACREAGE HoMESITEs IN
FAIRFAX AND LOUDOUN COUNTIES
Open. wooded or combination: sew
vately controlled bride path; all
with nice outlook, separate topo-
graphic identity and in areas where
We believe your investment will be
secure, From 2-2/I0 acres at S3,450
to AZ acres at $4,000. For details.
call Mr.. Smith, DE 2-4l0l. once
hours; DU. 5-S517. ewes.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 2-4101
~ ACRES in nearby Va. with mod
ern all-aluminum trailer with i'm
proyements. like new. never been
hauled. Cost $4,000. will sell sep
trailer Tor $1,000; $500 cash.
DILLON LAND CO., JE. 4-4O4O.
Open til ..
BEAUTIFUL 3Js-ACRE building
lots on good road. l70-ft. 'front.'
age; stream on rear Of property;
$3.50 cash. balance within 3 years.
DILLON LAND CO.. l114 Hillwood
ave. Falls Church. Va. JE. 4-404O.
PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
$4,000 So. It,, or any part: second
commercial ground: Blair I'd. area;
PRINCIPALS only. Box aT5-z, Star,
ACCoKEEK AREA = Like spacious
outdoor living? We have 5-acre
tracts Of woods and fields. over
looktng the Potomac. Get out your
boots and tweeds. call Fairyiew .
o572 and make an appointment TO
walk over the land, or write Box
SEVEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS with
trees, This was an old homestead
n Silver Spring; One block from
Six Of these lots back Up 70 he
park. New brick homes adjacent
ranging in price from SEE. 800 to
$4,000. We can secure q builder
Tor YOU II you wish TO build your
own home. Price S2.75O each.
JAMES D. DRAPER. JU. 9-Il66
Evenings, ~ a-3359.
BEAUTIFUL NV. LOT; ntils Fxciu.
sive area. MRS. GRANT. CO. s.
6s4d.
POTOMAC HUNT-several parcels.
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MONEY no LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, SIS 600 $500.
payments, fefinance your propert,
and improvements Quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. Only In the State Of
Mary land Call MR. ROBERTS
Baltimore, Md day or nights
suns. and HOLIDAYS al Saratoga Z.
4047
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son PER. ACRE

Seldom is 1t possible for US to
offer land at this figure. II YOU
believe in increasing land values,
better consider this. Quite Q lot
of merchantable timber on this
nearly 200-acre place.
ROMER & CO.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 200
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