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COMMERCIAL GROUND

APPROX. 100000 SO FIT. zoned
C-l on heavy trafic main highway
in Prince Georges County adj. to
Dist. Line next to post once, gas
station. new school, thicklv popu-
lated area. Low price, call Mr.,
DREYFUss BROS.
1919 18th st. NV MA s-05S0
ROCKVILLE PIKE-375-ft. front
aee; 91,sSO 50. #. zoned c.;
sensibly priced Sale or lease or
will build for tenant. Call NOR
MAN H. HIMELFARB, He. $500.
WASH. BALTIC. BLVD, 347,O44
50. #. Huge masonry house, $50
900. Call TO 9-599c. BURCH
REALTY co. Ask for Mr. Graves.
Ewes. JU. Bliss
80, 900 SQUARE FEET, FIRST COM
mercial. Just of New Hampshire
avenue and Eastern avenue in
Maryland. Many uses for this
choice property. Price. 81 % per
foot ROBERT f. LOHR. REAL
TOR. HE. $4,000.
$4,000 so. FIT. comm. ground on
busy Warrenton bypass, Rte. "9-
2ll; very active comm. area;
ideal for most bus. incl; motel or
to suit LEO RoccA, Tower Bldg,
Wash. :, DI. 7-47l -
AZ acres of level land for sale.
At Baileys Crossroads, Zoned gen
eral business Ideal location for
research organization. Long 'front.'
age on Rte. and N. Payne st.
Area is growing rapidly, Call MI.
Kibbe
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS, MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. d. 7-S3OO
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EAST FALLS CHURCH; Make ar
rangements now to see this new
rambler; avail. for immed. &C.
eupancy. Some OF its many
features are: 3 good size bedrms.
extra large front to back liv din,
nm, family rm. with firepl, equip.
mendous rec. rm. possibilities:
nice hs-acre lot with trees; with
in walking distance TO elementry
school: sales price S1S.5OO with
attractive FILA terms. Shown by
DtRWIN REALTY, INC. IA. =
1853, JE. 4-0710; ewes, IKE. S.
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6-19-4t
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-06-26
Antioch Items
Miss Norvell Visits
In Washington, D. c.

Miss Jeanne Norvell is visiting
her father John Norvell, in Wash
lngton, D. G.. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Foster and
daughter. Neale. Of Knoxville, Tenn.
are guests OF his parents, Mr. and
Mrs Clyde Foster.
Mrs Cecil Brown and Mrs. B
L. Blanton spent Sunday afternoon
visiting Mrs. Edmonia Ransone and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Davis at Co
4unabia
Rev. and Mrs. Lee Roy Brown
and daughter. Martha Nell. of En-
p0ria. spent a short while Tuesday
with his mother. Mrs, Eta Brown
on route home after attending the
golden anniversary celebration Of
Mrs Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Hudson. in Amherst county.
Mrs A. NJ Noel, Mrs. Mamie
Ingle and Peggy are vacationing
with the Leroy Williams family at
Warwick and Buckroe Beach. Mrs.
Belle LeVasseur and Jerry are also
there visiting
R c. Allen recently visited
Cleveland Baltimore in Midlothian
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20. On February 10. 1910 BY Con
domination proceedings the Virginia
State Highway Commissioner was
conveyed so acres. Said conveyance
recorded in Deed Book 90. page 80.
In the 1858 Commissioners Land
Book for Amelia County 118 acres
stands in the name of Otterburn
Lithia Springs Company.
1t appearing by affidavit filed ac-
cording to law that the State Cor
poration Commission Of the Com
monWealth of Virginia did revoke
the Charter Of the Otterburn Lithia
Springs Company on May 81, 1929
for failure to pay the annual regi-
stration fee and franchise tax for
the two proceeding years and that
diligent search did not reveal any
disposition Of the said Corporations
land the same being the subject
OF this suit. therefore the members
OF the last Board of Directors of
itSolo, 1eSol OlliS W ItpOlt lllGU ny
said Corporation with the Virginia
state Corporation Commission,
namely George j Hundley. La
Fayette Mann, w. H. Mann, R. H
Marshall, George c. Jefferson. S.
l. Farrar, James Mann and w. A.
Young are made parties defendant
and since the said directors may
have also been shareholders in the
said Corporation, if they be living
their assigns, transferees, or per
sons holding under, BY or through
them, if any there be. or if they
be dead. their heirs at law, legatees
or persons holding under. by, or
through them. if any there be or if
they be dead, their heirs at law
legatees or persons holding under,
by. or through them, if any there
be, whose names are unknown who
are make parties defendant to this
suit by the general description of
Parties Unknown" are persons in
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r. H. Marshall. Amelia, Virginia
George G. Jefferson, Richmond
Virginia. S. L. Farrar, Amelia. Vir-
ginia. James Mann, Norfolk, Vir-
ginia; and W. A. Young, Richmond,
Virginia: tstreet addresses I'M
known; and all shareholders of
said Corporation, their heirs le-
gatees, assigns and successors in
interest and Parties Unknown.
Defendant
The object of this suit is to sub
ject the following tracts Of land w.
ing in Giles District, Amelia County
Virginia to the payments Of the
liens Of the County Of Amelia and
the Commonwealth Of Virginia ex-
listing by virtue OF taxes unpaid for
excess Of fifteen years to-Wit; ~
Eight acres more or less lying in
Giles District, Amelia County. Viz
ginia being portion Of the As IA
acres conveyed from George j
AltuiAt1Sy anu AQCiC W. t1utiGltV, Ills
wife, to Otterburn Lithia Springs
Company by deed dated April 6,
1899 and recorded in Deed Book
48, page 277. Said eight acres stands
On the 1883 Commissioners Land
Book for Amelia County in the
name Of Otterburn Lithia Springs
Company as 100 acres but it is
believed that the acreage was mis-
takenly reduced as a result Of
Condemnation proceedings involv-
ing highway right Of way along
present U. S. Route 800 to which
Otterburn Lithia Springs was not a
party in so far as the said eight
acres are concerned.
(2i Two acres more or less lying
in Giles District, Amelia County,
Virginia being the same land con-
Veyed from Mary E. Jones to Otter
burn Lithia Springs Company by
deed dated February "a 1889 and
recorded in Deed Book 48, page
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terested in the subject matter to be
disposed Of by this suit. In addition
the remaining shareholders, if any
there be, if living, their assigns,
transfereeS. or persons holding I'M
der. by, or through them, or if
they be dead. their heirs at1law,
legatees. or persons holding under
by or through them. whose names
are unknown who are made par
ties defendant to this suit by the
general description OF Parties I'M
known are persons interested in
the subject matter to be disposed
Of by this suit, that due diligence
has been used on behalf of the
Complainant to ascertain in what
County or Corporation they are
with no success except as indicated
in the caption and that the last
known complete post office adj
dresses CT all the parties defendant
is unknown. =
1t is therefore ordered that all
the aforesaid parties defendant. who
are interested in the subject mat
ter to be disposed of by this suit.
George j. Hundley, La Fayette
Mann. w. H. Mann. R. H. Mar
shall. George c. Jefferson. S, l..
Farrar, DANES Mann and W. A.
Young and all other persons. if any
there be. who are made parties de-
PENDANT by the general description
Of Parties UnknoWp', !, do appear
in the clerks office of this County.
within ten days after due publica-
ton Of this order, and do what is
necessary to protect their interest
in this suit
S. L. FARRAR, JR., Clerk
THOMAS STARK III. for Com
plainants
Amelia. Va.
G1Qdt
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~~~ ~~~~~~~~
VIRGINIA.:
In the clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court Of Amelia County June Is,
1859
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
AND COUNTY OF AMELIA
Complainant
" Order of Publication
THE OTTEPBUPN LITHIA
SPRINGS COMPANY. a Corpora
ton chartered under the laws of the
Commonwealth Of Virginia. Janu-
any II, 1929. The directors Of said
Corporation who may also have
been shareholders. George j.
Hundlay. Farmville, Virginia; la
Fayette Mann. Richmond Virginia.
VI. n Mann. Petersburg. Virginia
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Seren Rock Hounds
Return From The Hills

in general to have a good time
On the morning of Wednesday
June 10. at $3.50 am. Irwin Finn
the driver picked up Don Martin,
the teacher They proceeded from
there to pick up the rest Of the fell
loWs-Billy Stenge Jimmy de-
Kraft, Stuart Townes. Ronnie and
Steve Jones. They considered them
selves Rock Hounds.
BY am. the trailer was at
tached and they were off on their
adventures. They arrived in Frank
lin, M G., about pm. and set up
camp near the ruby mine in the
Cowee Valley. Several small rubies,
garnets, and sapphires were found
the next day.
The following afternoon. h Y
were travelling again They ended
UP at the Deep Creek camping
grounds near Bryson City. Three
nights were spent there to enjoy
many activities including a dip in a
cold mountain stream climbing
mountains. visiting rock shops and
the Cherokee Indian Reservation.
The food tasted better with ashes,
dirt and various flying creatures
around
On Sunday the 18th, they decided
to 60 70 Statesville to join the owner
Of Amelia Rock Shop. Bill Baltzley,
to hunt for berSl. But the car had
taken quite beating by that time
and it baked Second gear was lost
due to the strain of mountains. a
heavy trailer and seven fellows rid
ing in the car.
They headed for home. arriving
at II pm. after a trip to be remem-
bered fol- q long time to come.
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Editors note: The following arti-
Gle is by Mrs. Helen B. Mason,
Amelia staff reporter. as told TO her
by Don Martin, science teacher at
Amelia High School3
School let out on June 8 in Amelia
and six high school students and a
Biology-General Science teacher be-
came more and more excited by
the minute. The cause Of the ex-
element was they were planning a
trip to North Carolina to look for
senniprecious stones, do som e
camping, mountain climbing. and
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IJetersville
r. F. d.

Miss Barbara Wingo and h e +
guest. Miss Anne Carrie. of Rich
mond. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. X. r. Wingo
Mrs Ollie Eoel is spending some
time IN Raleigh. N c.
Jerry Long. who has been max
ing his home in North Carolina, has
been spending some time with his
sister. Mrs Robert Southall and his
aunt, Mrs Joyce Llewellyn.
Miss Brenda Clampett and Wayne
Clampett. of Richmond, spent the
week with their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Weatherford.
Mrs. Noel Slmons, of Wilson.
spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs j E Stone
Miss Thelma Redford and Arie
Hardy were guests Of the Stones,
Sunday afternoon,
Percy Wootten was the week end
guest Of his parents, Mn and MIS-.
j. E. Wootten.
Miss Lucy Page Stone is spend
ing this week with her sister Mrs
Noel Simons
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Trenholm Tidinqs
Trenholm Tidinss
Bible School Opens
Monday At Muddy
Creek Church

| The Vacation Bible School begins
at Muddy Greek Monday morning
June %. Rev. J. x. Clarke h a
charge Of It.
Miss Nancy Stratton and Mrs. r
B. Swami have charge Of the nu
sic
I Teachers are Mrs. c. E. Denoon
Mrs. R. j. Willis, Mrs. Maize
Palmore, Mrs. Noah Nelson. Mrs
Mildred Hatcher. Mrs. Irene STRAIT
ton and Mrs. Margaret Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Raymond, Of
Farmville. visited his daughter
Mrs. Charles Denoon and Mr.. De
noon Sunday en route to visit
friends in Richmond.
Marion Ray SILVER spent tn {
week end at his home in Rich
mond.
Visitors Of Mr.. ana Mrs. W. h
Stokes Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs
Floyd Palmore and son. Mrs .RIa-
zie Palmore. Buddy Denton. and
Elaine Stokes.
Jimmy Willis and Billy stratton
were at home for the week enc
from Camp at Indiantown Gap. Pa
Mr.. ard Mrs F. w. BoatV-right
and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs
P L. Duncan. Jr.. in Columbia
Saturday night They also visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. j.
Boatwright, IL DillWyn Sunday
Little Dennis Boatwright IL stlll il
Richmond hospital, but is much
better nov.
Mrs. Smith Has Guests
Visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. H
Smith for the week end were Mr.
and Mrs Conway Crews and grand
daughter. of Richmond. and Mr.
and Mrs Tommy Coins and sons
Of Prospect Marvin Coin is spend
ing. the week with his grandparents
Audrey Smith returned home Sat
nrday after spending two weeks
with her sister, Mrs Coins. at Pros.
pect.
Mr.. and Ms. R. B. Swami visit
ed Mr. and Mrs g B. Cosby sun
day Mr.. Cosby is improving.
Party For Circle
The Business Woman's Circle D.
the WINS Of Muddy Greek had .
social at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
F. w BoatWright Thursday night
They had a good attendance and a
plenty to eat such as ice cream
soft drinks. hamburgers. wleners
lemonade. potato chips, cool ade
cakes potato salad and marsh
mallows to roast over an open fire
Everyone enjoyed it.
+ Chuck Denoon is spending the
week with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs ]. I Denoon. Visitors Sat
urday night were Mr. and Mrs
Floyd Palmore and son and Mr.
and Mrs Saead Denoon and son
Of Powhtan
MS Bob Eubank, Of Richmond
visited her mother, Mrs. Rosa Pal
more. Sunday.
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In Mottcox Area
Five From LEGAL Club
Attend Short Course

Mattoax All Club members HI
tending the State Short Course at
Blacksburg are: Gail Lush. Johnny
Woods. Bobby Saunders and Dee
and Juan Wilmington. What word
erful opportunities HI clubs offer
boys and girls
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark stamey. Of
Spokane, Wash. We're recent over
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. E.
Dodson
Mr.. and Ms. Franklin Casselle.
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&. Richmond, spent the week END
w'ith Mr. Cassell 5 parents. Mr.. and
MS. p r. Cassell
Miss Sandra Saunders is spend
ING a week with her aunt, Mrs.
Douglas Bowman, who lives IN
Richmond.
Mrs. Ralph Saunders left Monday
to attend summer school at the
bnlgers lily II Virginia
Can aid Tommy Kerr had a ton
81 operation at the Richmond Eye
hospital Monday. Both are doing
nicely
.ar. and MIS-. c. r. Lyons have
returned home after spending a few
sags teceat.y at Mrs. Lyons home
q Bakersylle, NJ c., where they
sslended i family reunion.
~ G Badgett ana Mr.. and Mrs
T. ?. Eadeett spent Sunday after
anoon with Nh and Mrs. Clifton Bad
gest In Colonial Heights.
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Mr. aha MRS. Rueben Addlenan.
# Guinea. were guests Sunday Of
Mrs A. NJ Blanton and Mr.. and
Mrs R. L. Blanton.
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BUSINESS PROP. goa SALE

downtown. I4th ST. NV. -
Zonep c-M-2, ground floor con-
sisting Of approx $500 50. 1t 4,
divided into retail or showroom
area StoraEe and gArage. rental
income from upper floors. excel.
Tor wholesaler or distribute such
IS electrician. lock smith. plumb
Ing supply, etc. call Mr.. Holland,
H @. SMITHY CO., Sill 18th 81
NV, ST. $500.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

AAAA CASH LOANS and rc1nanc-
ing. Any amount. any purpose
consolidate debts, reduce nayte.
DI. 7.l445; evenings, ~ e-04o6
IA BANK CAN'T HELP = CAL
STEPHENS INVE6ThENT CORP
10, 5-27b0 or HE. 4-39O6.
Al MORTGAGEs; funds unlimited;
pay debts. make improvements,
combine trusts, reduce payts. SCI,
30 yrA.; prompt, free Appraisal
cRoCKETT, day-eve,, HE. 4-66o4
MONEY, END TRusT--we win buy
End trust notes. d. c.. nearby Nd
%IoSxsL E ESissfeaSls ss' fsvH "a.
MENT CORP 1912 ". ". ave
NV, Ma. S-6s33,
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LEI
OF End ulortRaee IA, 2-23O3 Of
IA 7-5SO0.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
Al Extremely Low Discounts
MAX STONE. OIL. 2-34i4
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ROSENTHAL

Columbia Pike and S. 0Iebe Rd.
Arlington. Va. IA. 1888
CHEVROLET SO 8-cyiindeT sedan:
Al condition throughout: S995:
WritNnn nmn "a ntaa
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TRIANGLE FOPn

3ol0 R. I. Ave. NE. LA. 9-iOOs
CHEVROLET '56 "2fO" VS. station
wagon. Less than 10000 actual
miles, P9Esrslide, r. and b. Like
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED

3 OFFICES--Sgle. suite. LIST a +.
parking facils, 1918 R. !. ave. Mt
Rainier. AP. 7.7575.
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.--Au,
prox. $500 50. IT. OF air cond.
End fr. space divided into s Of
fees and reception area. Reas
rent: avail. June I Call Mr., Hol-
land, H. @ SMlTHY CO., S11
18th st. NV. ST 3-33OO.
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Fairlington Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OV. 3-035O
CADILLAC $50 q Dorado hardtop
Seville: gorgeous silver mist. i'm
ported red and white leather trim
equipped with full electrical and
power accessories: only S2,g95.
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA Nd OIL. 6-77Oa
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 PM.
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INVEST PROP. WANTED

HAVE CLIENTS for all types Of
property. Call MILTON p. RUP-
PERT. EN- 3-5405. DI. 7-50l5
Ss50, 000 AVAILABLE FOR PUR.
CHASE Of incorne-producing prop
critics. Producing q l9er net re-
turn on cash invested above Isl
mortgage VIII deal with princi-
pals only. Send details 70 Box
27s-S. Star.
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FARMS
BY OWNER

- ~ w ANA14t
165-acre subdivision, partly deyel-
oped on upper Rappahannock River
approx. 90 miles from D C., In
100 acres unimproved land: p
bedrm., 3-yr .-old modern house:
one lake approx. IL acres: one
lake approx. Ia acres; one pvt.
water system to some lots: some
roads are In. 30 lots have been
sold and 0 COTTAGES built by the
purchaser. Total purchasing price,
S49,500. Financing can be ar
M SaRsed nF Eer further II z.,b inf call
MONTGOMERY COUNTY ESTATE
MANSION. 2 other modern tenant
houses; 800 acres; $4,000.
1882. OIL. 4-467S.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY-l75 acres
90 cleared; lge, house. 2 tobacco
barns plus cattle facils.; her
w. VA.-140 A.-CATTLE
s.rm. house, bath: new barn, out
bldgs.; oyerlooks pond; stocker; al
fenced. On both sides Of State I'd
go mi; to d. C. Price. $500;
PA.-300 A.-CATTLE
Or dairy: large 7-rm. beautiful
house, overiooking l-acre pond
large barn, outbldgs $4,000. worth
of saw timber. 100 mi. to d. c.
Price. $4,000. with $4,000 down.
OVER 100 LISTINGS
OF farms or orchards to choose
from. RE. 7-Sl12: ewes, LA. g.
694S; Sat, Suns. PA. 4-4997
EUGENE P. NIXON
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4. .BUsINFss Proc. FnR SALEl EE
BUSINESS iRop. FoR RERI


Up to 81. 90 q. r. Il. iof icw-eost loft
SPACE l2estsd q, i4th g nv; . Can
featuring Or once space. Ample
parking. KAsS REALTY, I'M
3-S100. 5000
i-sTORY ELEVATOR BLDG, at
I4th and L SITS. NV. Excellent for
use BY organization on reauirine
SS2SsSss Really 81 + I'M os $500. space
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AUTOS aIRucKs WANTED
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN "a mod. A4O 4-dr. sed.
1000 nj clean. ! owner: $3.50
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VIEW

WALK EVERYWHERE-No trans
portation bills here at this close-ir
location for nearby stores. al
schools. bus to D. c. and Pentagon
on large lot with trees. This brick
home with 4 bedrmsi, glasSed-iT
porch. lovely living rm., separate
dining rnn., fully equipped kit. ant
garage. rriced at S19.250: TO seq
ea I l., Ro }rI l ROBBINS o REAL Es'
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OFFICES, STUDIOS ior BENZ LOIS, ACREAGE EoR SALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. air-eond
once in professional bldg. reas
r. r. RUPERT, ST. 3-s4S4,
MEDICAL SPACE
Downtown: 3 rms. recep. rTi1., con.
sultation rm.. treatment rm. and
Law Call manager. DI 7-3Sl3.
OFFICE SPACE in Silver Spring
Wheaton, Woodmoor anc Kensing-
ton. Prom 1000 to 1000 50. f.
For information call KELLER
WOODMOOR. JU. 5-7l01.
SILVER sPRING-4 air-cond. Of
iices on Georgia ave, from $4s sc
suite, zoo 70 $500 su. It. MONT.
GoMERY REALTY. CO.. INC, JU
$4,000: ewes, 10. 4-0207.
18th ST. NV. (nr, 1850 mo-,
share air-cond.. mod. once. TIE
6-395S. JU. 5-17l5,
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HEADQUARTERS BLDG.-Entire
med Colonial style bldg. Conn. and
18th. de luxe exec, ofes. for asso
or sc. Approx. 1850 SC. Il. IA
Spsl rms. well-lighted, hue bath,
bel It. dec: $3.50 no. Ne. e-1440
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 to
Sl50,000. Group your debts lower
your payts.: refinance your prop.
and improvements Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate
farms, etc. Only in the State OF
Maryland Call MR.. ROBERTS,
Baltic, Md; day or night, Suns.
and holidays ct Saratoga 7-4047
NEED MONEY?
First and second trust money avail.
able on . your property. We can
completely refinance your home OF
business. Immediate action. Cal
TOWN AND COUNTRY REALTY
COMPANY. TIE. 6-1415.
Signature Loans. Servieemen Incl
FARLS FINANCE CO.
1922 Georgia Ave.
Md. 10. 5-5122
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WATERFRONT
LAKE BAREFOOT
Throw away your lawn mowerl
This l0-rm. functional contem-
porary is designed for easy mod
ern living indoors and out. Pine
Grapes. included at reduced price
OWNER. CL. 6-1i4e.
WHAT are you waiting for? Prices
to come down! Never SO. So ieT u, io ss
sumption today. Sis mo. Only
5000 down. ! large rooms. .
tiled baths. Very up-to-date kitch-
en-. Full basement, e5-ft. front lot.
Quiet, no through street. This Is
exceptional for only S1S,95O,
VIM A. CHAPMAN REALTY, INC,
JE, 10000, FOL W. Broad. Falls
Church, Va.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHs-A de.
lightful. roomy, Dutch-designed
home, in terrific location. Boasts
many nice features as large living
room with fireplace. family size
dining room. de luxe kitchen and
full basement, lovely wooded lot;
price S26.500. Join the swins
to better homes. Call IA. $4,000,
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC
SIS, 95O-This charming brick Cape
Cod is only steps away from fast
bus service to downtown D. C.. OF
Pentagon. Also easy walking dis
lance to excellent North AIRING
ton shops and schools: 3 bedrms
lls hathS. nine pAneled REC RIM
separate dining rm and attached
GARAGE. ASSUME LARGE 4het
LIST TRUST Call today for your
appt. to inspect this delishtful
house. METZLER, IA. 5-7575
TIL q nm
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CATIONS in Nd. Va. and d. C.
All inquiries confidential. Plans
furn. HERMAN EISs, ST. 3.S746.
CONN. ave-, 172S-Approx. l9x85
IT,. excel. loo, for anv type busi-
ness. DI. 7-l76g. N
CONN. AVE, 34O0 blk.-Uptown
shopping center: bldg, 15xS0, air
conditioned: modern new front,
customer parking nearby; rent
$500: avail. April l.. SANDOZ,
INC. Du. 7-l234.
DESIRABLE STORE in Sc. shop.
ping center, ideal for bakery, deli
eatessen, ETC.. $1,000 50. IT. floor
space. In neighborhood Of 1900
families within v blk. radius
Free parking available for Gus
toners. Reasonable rent. WHEELER
CORP, 1918 Waller. pl. Sc, 10
$4,000,
z. RIVERDALE, MD.-In busy
shopping center, Store containing
300 50. IT.. suit. for launderette
or bakery, Avail. May i. Call Mr..
Holland. H. O. SMITHY CO., 611
18th at NV ST 3-a300
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

INVESTMENTS
Do you want 10 make 1870 on your
money? We have some excellent
notes at good discounts, For full
information call now. TOWN AND
COUNTRY REALTY COMPANY
TIE. 6-14f5.
$500 end TR., $4,000 down pymt.
5557 Central ave. Sc. RIA. 6-2117.
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DESK SPACE

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ING ADDRESS. dignifled and EN-
cient: s. per mo. ST. 3-462O.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV,
across from White House-Desk
space in large once: air cond. /;
cow. downtown location: avail.
immed.: $50 mo. ST. 3-34b6.