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M. p. Broyhill q Sons
APARTMENT GROUND
BALMORAL
Overlooking the Potomac

BALMORAL
Overlooking the Potomac"
Serenity. seciusion and prestige Is
yours Y you build your ..DREAM"
nome mere n this heavily wooded
yet IT'S Just 3 mins' to Kew
Priced from $500. We " have sH; vnTisd
SHAPES. sizes and slopes to 1t
your plan-with buiiding restrie.
tons TO protect your investment.
ynQuestionably today,s finest close
" lots for custom homes, only
- let, 50 call now. CROWEI,L
W, Sl0O N. olebe. Realtors.
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS, some
wooded, IL miles from the Dis
trlet line. water. roads, curbs In.
Bus service out Route so 10 High
nLioee rd. LETT u mi. right 70
BELTSyILLE-l acre with trees.
S5:0y0, WINSTON c. CLAY, WA.
BROCK HALL, Pr. Geo. Co.-Neg
section opened. We are pleased
20 announce the opening Of Sec
ton 5. Beaut. wooded 1-acre
homesites q few larger tracts are
stu avail).. Only 20 min. 10
Chesapeake beaches, d. G. and
biedensburg. Brock Hall Is the
outstanding DEVELOPMENT Of acre
ese sstases IN p. Geo. Co. Loo.
2O2l 8 nj. north 81 sMarlboro
Your Investment proteafed NJ "
covenants and building restric-
tions. Prices are reas. Liberal
terms are available. N, LEO
STORcH DEVELOPERS, sP. s.
4oOO.
DROOKMONT, OVERLOOKING stream
lot SOxl20. S4,7bO, MRS. BUR-
CESS. REALToR, 6lO0 Broad
Sc. OIL. 2-4253.
BET. NEW SPACE AGcY and new
81. 300 per acre: firm. sP. s-Sis5.
BUILDERS DEVELOPERS - rs
acres: sewer and water. Ripe for
sconomicel DEVELOPMENT; IN miles
from District line, 1,OuO feet north
County: S3,s00 Der acre This vii
not be available long AZ this price
DAYS. ST. 3-3077: eyes,, RA.
J-o24O.
BUILDERS
BETHESDA. Ground for 9 lots
Preliminary plan approved. Sewer
In about 3 months. Price, Sle,-
300. VIII finish lots for S33. 600.
IN approximately 8 months.
INVESTORS
Approximately SO acres in Potomac
area Mr.. Hunt Club. $1,000 per
DAY CAMP OPERATORS
Approved Day-camp site with
swimming pool. Approximately 10
acres. $4,000.
REST HOME
Nr. oiney Nd. Use approved, sub
jeet TO formal approval. Will ae-
comodate possibly 40 patients
when remodeled. Existing house
and future remodeled structures
on 70 acres. $4,000.
REST HOME GROUND
as acres. half cleared, mr.. olney.
No, At $1,000 per acre. subject
TO County approval.
DEvEREUx OIL. $500
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
~ ACRES

~ ACRES
Poolesville area: attractive
0-roonn masonry-type RAM
bier with screened porch,
living rm. 27x15 with IRE.
place: dining room, 5 bed-
rms, Ia baths; kitchen
with range and refrigera-
Z tor: laundry with washer,
drier and ironer: 16-cu.-ft.
deep freezer; garage: oil
heat: excellent location, on
hard road, 30 miles down.
town. 3 miles acc: asking
price. $4,000 (terms).
6h ACRES
Boyd's area: rambler Of 9
rms, living rnn.. dining rm,,
3 bedrms. kitchen, bath: oil
heat: carport: excellent To-
cation. with view: well land
aceped partly wooded: B
miles ACC. % miles down.
town; price. $4,000.
217 ACRES
Frederick County stock
farm, in Point Of Rocks
area; good barn: lge. house,
needs extensive repair: ex-
cellent pond; q very practi-
cal gra8ing farm for beef
eettle; S36. 600.
266 ACRES
located IN the desirable
reach Of the Acc, near
Hyattstown interchanEe. on
new Maryland $40: 36
acres woods: water Is plen-
tiful: pond: bank barn, ma
chinery shed. ETC.; COM
pletely restored pre- Civil
War brick. 3 bedrms.. bath.
living room, dining room,
Kite b en-, den: attractive
setting; priced $3.50 per
acre shown By appointment.
s25 ACRES
Modern operating dairy
farm: -50-cow, Washington
type barn: 2 siIos: milk
tank: maternity and loading
barns: machinery sheds. all
other necessary outbuiid-
ings; 80 acres timber, re-
mainder in crop and pas
lures: productive soil; large
stream: long frontage on 2
hard roads: one 8-rnl., mod
ern 4-bedrm. house; 0-rm.
tenant house: farm In full
opereting condition: 81
miles d. c.: s136. 900.
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OWNGKS 41AAs-MO01
SELL BEFORE FALL

Approximately 81 acres on hard
surface road I mile south Of Us.
Halfway N2l1 two miles from
Amissyille Post Office. Part log
and siding house with 3 bedrooms,
living room, dining room, kitchen.
Hand dug well on back porch.
Barn. silo, and other out-build-
lnes. Small orchard. pond. Taxes
less than $50 90. Price only Sill
500. Need $4,000 cash and first
trust ct So TO owner for balance.
Additional acreage adjoining and
available. LUTHER IS, STUART,
Broker. Amissville. va.
RT. 301--1OO-acre farm. tenant
house. several barns. showing good
Income: in line commercial Sec
tion. Price $40. 900 terms.
1z-Aeres long frontage on paved
road, 0-rm. and bath home firepl.
hsmt., model kit: price 414,060.
RI. 3O1--Stone house 4 bedfms., 3
baths. full bsmt., large liv. rm..
mrepl.. din. rul., model kit, large
u,ii with figapl., .-acrf beau
tiful grDund. also studio stone cot-
tage rented. Gear garage, carport,
enough land for motel, Price $35.-
900 terms. Several other all sizes
The SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO.
"a plata MA DhAaD WE A.0A4D
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FARM FOR RENT

- - =. ~ -eytlIt
FARM FOR RENT
200 acres. Poolesyille area. RoMRR
q Co. WI. 6-0002.
RARMs-Ffom "a to 800 acres.
Prince. Georges County. All excel.
lent buys. PAUL H. LAUTER-
BACH. Realtors, UN. 4-Sb33.
RAUQUIER COUNTY, b. c. side Of
Warrenton. 60-acrs farm u mile
frontase on g. black top roads.
Z acres wooded. 5 bedrm. frame
farm house IN very nice e0nd
Masonry farm bldgs. consisting 81
barn, large hog house and util.
BLDG. plus other bldgs, This farm
Is IN excel. cond., and u priced
reas. ct 91e,7y0. Terms. CLARK
REALTY q INSURANCE. Warren
ton, We. 1888.
FORT EO0TE-27 acres suitable
for subdivision or country or
riding club. b-rm. dWeliinR, ea-
rage. well house and other out
bldg, 2 streams. suitable for q
pond. City water avail. By
OWNER, cH. 6-71S2. or cH.
0e2U0U.
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20e.ACRE Cattle and tobacco farm
with. Groom home and 2 tobacco
barns. Located l2 miles from
Annapolis. Call Mr.. HAMILTON.
CE. 0-S234. THOMAS r. HAL
LEY, RKALToR, AP. 7-S36O.
csc ACRES, IL miles WarrentoTl
7-rm.. bath house, block barn, long
frontage: Hwy. II: streams, ap-
prox. half open, part In corn.
Price $50, 900, $4,000 down.
OWNER. HU. 3-616l.
1e A.-LonR front. main rd., 8 bf.,
2 b., rambler, 2-car gar: stream, 3
wells, barn, lethhouse. 3 A. nurs-
cry stock. Sell with OF w/o stock,
equipt. OWNER. WA. 4-4743.
60.AcRE FARM. 9-rm. frame house.
" baths, no furnace, good barn.
2 large poultry houses. stream,
highiy productive. $21. 500.
S-kM. well conditioned old brick
and stone house. furnace, g baths,
large pond. beautiful setting with
acres land. $4,000. 81, 1000 cash.
Will finance balance.
II. 2. BURDETTE q SON, REAL
TORS, Mt. AIRY, ND. PH. 1923
Eyess and sun. Phi. AIM, Newton
Oe0ZU&s
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". =. WOMJEH
Berkeley sprinss. W. Va.

WOODSTOCK. va, AREA-Dandy
4O.aere farm, al In grass snd
under cultivation. IL acres az
iaIfa: good S-room white farm
mouse lectricity. telephone and
running water; excellent base
pen, Darni $1,000. PETERS
0-z1oA.
ESQ ACRES, 00reow barn: wash
tngton market: 3 houses, All nee
essary oufbuildings; land in al
lelie, corn and pasture; win sen
with or without COWS and eouin-
ment DI. 0-4O71.
SEQ On, $50 MO. buys lafes
house 30 acres fertile land, etc.
$3.50, $50 dr.. $50 mo- buys
Arm. bungalow, 8 acres. Is. $50.
Many more. Phone Alex, NJ. g.
4l31. BROOKS AGENCY, Box
0b. Louisa. Va.
,0e ACRES houses. stream, saw.
BURTON REALTY. Louisa. Va.
$3.50 On. see MO. buys for S4.-
y0n y a.. y big rms. complete
pain: formerly l-story school,
Eseeg. Ma MI lI0IW EUIOmuC'
kairview Beach. 63 mi. Q. OF d. c.
I; L SELF. Broker, Louisa, Va,
phone las day. 1851. ewes.
1865 ACRES--l9 mi, from D. C..
= mi. state I'd; 3 rms: al cleo
nome: 4 barns: = tractors. other
equipment; BY OWNER LaPlata.
west 4-9l71.
70 ACRES, In secluded valley. be-
yond Warfenton. near speFfyviile,
va;-Beaut. 7.rm.. Fesid ], partially
restored: 4 firepis.. viii trade:
stream and pond site: best section:
$4,000. OWNER. IA. 7-7002..
p ACRES. IS cleared: 3 ponds,
Darn granarys sheds. 7-room
hnase. bath. 2 elosed-in porches.
y basement: blaek-tup road and
school rus BY place.
s2e,250. $4,000 cash. balance
monthly ct ~ Interest.
Also. new b-room house and 80
Owner, olPprE DYE. stafford Co.,
Va, Rte. 4, Box SCI.
Call pL. 2-b17l
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VALUE, VALUE. VALUE

rs ACRES Mr.. PAIRFAx. SOC "a,
II. VIII sell subject to commercial
soning. Sewer on property.
SO ACRES. APPROX. AZ MILES
from Chantilly Airport. Good de-
velopment potential. Access road
already In. S28.SO0.
OVER 400 ACRES mr.. oainssviIls.
First class development potential
S1b4,O00.
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INVESTORS

400 acres. near Leesburs, u mile
Pepco Dam. Now rented for So
700 VI. S30b an acre, excellent
terms. M. A. MARKS, RE. 7-274O.
HOWARn COUNTY = picturesuue
4-bedrm. country. home: cherry
paneled Ii. rm garage; horse
stables and chickey house. stu
ated 500 It. pack from hard sur
faced road on oL acres. Only
LAIRD ,. SCOTT REATToR, 10.
: 9-042o; ewes. and sun. 10.
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FARM BARGAIN

FARM 6AHGAlN
CARROLL CO.. 1856 acres. long
IN farm. 145 q. nearly level till
age. springs and stream pasture;
6-rm brk. dwell. III baths, hot
and cold water; phone: tall ma
hosany shade, Large barn, Is ties.
cups. new dairy. III health forces
sale, Only SIS, 300, VIII sen fully
equipped, ready to 10 with 10 nd.
dairy cattle, 2 tractors. all mod
ern tractor equip: milkers, etc.
Worth $4,000 but will sell for
$lO.50Q along with farm II de-
own ssS nd a. Fsa PE,n nsSair' s 1885,
FARMETTE, upper Mont. Co. 8
mi. from AEC-10 acres with A.
hedrm. and bath farm house: 4
enieken houses, garage and other
Qutbldgs. Fertile. clear. level land.
300 Il frontage on county road
2nl 1y, ~. ogQ. MI ISIS slsson. ANDRfs
PARMETTE-z4 acres with frame
2-story home. 3 hedrms.. hath and
central heat. Attractiveiy land
scaped. Anne Arundel County, 90
miles d. c. $s1,b0o. Terms.
PAEAETTE--B acres with iss. an
Ice. shade trees Suitable FOR iae
family Or rest home. Anne Arundel
County. II miles D. g. $4,000.
CHEAP FARM LANDAU or part
o. $50 acres at &l2e per acre.
Farm buildinGo: 1855 acres clear
Arundel County; n miles d. c.
SUMMERS REALTY,
Mr.. AND MRS. NoRELAND
Once. Market 1920
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Browning Real Estate Agcy.


100 .CRES - Upper Montgomery
gounty--Long road frontage, farm
house. tenant house. dairy barn
ana other bldgss reas. priced.
GERMANTOWN VIC, a. acres.
vacant land, * wooded, i,20O-ft.
on hard road, many nice bldg
sites, sell IS 9 whole or Y. ED
WARD =. FRY CO.. OIL. 2-IS9O.
! ACRE OR 1000 ACRES
Upper Montgomery County
321 ACRE9-h0-stali D. c. barn.
two l4x40 silo, lofing barn, calf
barn and lonng shed, mach. shed,
double corn crib and many ether
small bldgs. 80 acres In timber, 40
acres in blue Grass pasture, ball
ance In crop land Large creek
through farm. 2ss miles hwy.
trontnge. 3 I'm. mod. home, priced
we have many other listinss. small
and large properties. Financing
can Be arranged. Phone Monument
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~" ~|N.I|..s NM~NI|IN
EsH.blsri wAv.to-ssll esrge,si 4,
b bssn l W. as IN :., @9as slsl ~;
sIsat @iiss from 5. 'ifIiss'
SiSSs, ssEsI II! :!. ;;SSsSStisssS''
v a.. ,.,l .np,u.l ,s;eRoFsGnli,: g;
49, 10 's s.s RSi' d'''''nin.''ns buyer
VIRGINIA ESTATES
CPD. Manassas Natl, Bettlensld
s rnua ~ ERE, fro ~ fs ~: ~ !.
sas.. 2. ssssrsd DSna osas,.
lgA trees, mile from hwy
Center hall. 3 porches. ; bedrms.
path, ny. rns din. Em,. kit, pam
w. walnut noerr, altered swim
ming pool In ID, beautiful waller
view. Fear ger, guest apt. and
servants etrs. above, 0-rel. man.
aeers house, arm. tenant house,
: Ice. cindsr block barns. mill
hcuss' tesd rm.. Ice: machine
shed, calying and bnil barns,
siloz, Grain bin; hos, sheep and
chicken houses. Competelt eQuip
and operatine; modern farm ma.
eninery. tractors. grouinE cror
and feed. Manager will remain
owner WIN accept trust. city,
commercial or residential rental
property, Shown by appt. BroksrI
inauiries invited. pays. MA. Q.
1913; ewes. EN-. SILICA
VIRGINIA EARMs--f have q wide
home sites and country homes
Please let me know your desires b
letter or phone.
F.A. Holmes, Real Estate
n. 3. 3eS q. Msnsssas. VI.
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IcoNflNutDl
FOR Al INVESTMENT
Immediate Development

, ss.s: s;:' ,! 81 :'; ~
svery iess gssbls. kxssIisst- prI.
snIs road $3.50 % u rssS o .hrossh
tract. only iBh miles from
Monument Il TOP choice for in
yestment or estate development,
Favorable terms. Phone for full
m aslsils' ,,i Photos and diseription
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4 D. HAS RIAL IsTATE
rig 3. 7 i sT RodTS y "a
,s se,.s; s.r. country home; mod %;
Good Good e ssrm %i'; o1 81 q s s.sss Fishs
10 ACRES. small house ideal for
Man, o aS s%ai farm. n ana eoan.
try homes. Phone PairView 7-B56b,
z-hh1n. 7-aaIa. - ~
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81 ACRES--W. VA.

d ACHEk5-W. VA.
Lovely bldg. sites. 2 streams. ]
well and cleo. on property. on
hardtop road. Breathtaking view
tfiee, $4,000. Terms.
FARMETTR, W. VA.
z acres. with good 6-rm. house
running water. elec., lovely view,
excel. buy at $4,000. Y down.
FURNISHED LODGE
] y acres on Potomac River; nice
cottage comp. furn., incl. boat and
earden tools: GOOD view. Price,
$4,000.
L. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-ls2s
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HE. 4-4OOO

'S SlS :s' Siss.I; ~, Sc ::I :;
LU. 4-77i7.
SYCAMORE ACREs. cent, locafion.
Rockvl. oaithersburE. whsatoa-
d6 ~ ss ere, , shade iIni, tres; 81
2-4430. Ext. 20, N. NEWTON.
rIw .ng' ~ yEvt ASsEs = P.i@s
mushroominG area Of setter
homes: Ions road froniaes: ETY.
water and sewer. . short clItnnce
s ,cu Vim TAKE ss a., i'S S,,, = ,, ss. e
lRQe.. AP. 1-al0n.
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73 A.-Stream, facing imp. rd.,
Ger. dwell, metal roof. elec.. water:
silo, barn, etc.; $4,000, terms.
7A.-Rolling grassland, fruit trees,
etc.; Or. dwell, bath, hardwood
noors; barns, etc. High class
neiehborhood: faces imp. I'd, mail
end school bus service: $1i,500.
10 AIR. bungalow. heat ana
water: faces imp. I'd. School bus
ana mail service; $500. terms.
Perrow Real Estate Agency
Remington. Va. HE. s.s527
l3O-AcRE cattle. sheep farm: good
land; outstanding farm buildings;
b-hedrcom house, 2 tile baths, oil
central heat; borders highway and
r rye pond; exceptional value;
Browning Real Estate Agcy.
CuLPEpER, VA.
226-AcRE Orange County stock
farm: long frontage on Rte, is.
100 acres open. S-room house with
much charm. Electricity, heat,
water BY gfevity. 4-ro0m tenant
house. Ample farm buildings.
Price, S32,6OO.
THE r. CARLTON BROOKS AocY.
Phone: Orange 794S
home Rh.: Gordonsyille. TIE. 2-23S3
2 ACRES; neat 6-room home; bath.
attractive. floors. interior partly
knotty pine; shade trees, yard.
rriced. YS,26O. Terms arranged. c.
W. DUNCAN, Broker. Louisa. va
Pnone $50 weekdays; las Sund vs..
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on AcREs

Frederick County stoek
area; good barn: ige. house,
needs extensive repair: ex-
cellent pond: . very practi-
cal grasing farm for beef
cattle: 93B 600.
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Coral, HILLS

A441 Southern ave. Newly finished
rooms: ideel ;ocsti0n: on ind Z.
suit. for doctors or ofdces alr
eond.; pkrking avail. 10. $500.
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Attention, Doctorsl
Silver Spring
FRANKLIN BLDG.

Can J. Il. Knox
Thos. ]. Fisher g. Co., Inc.
138 18th Ct. NV. DI. 7-6s3O
BETHESDA. upper wis. ave.-NoW
renting newly dec. mod. air-cond.
ofsices; daily janitor service: start
ing e. $40 per mo-, Incl; az ntils.
ROBERTSON, 1895 Wis. ave. OIL.
2-2123.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ARL.-ALEX. AREA--Desire 2 or 8
acres. zoned light industrial for
true, terminal or warehouse.
Prefer near main hwy. NO. z.
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CAPITOL Hn.l-Total Of approx.
500 50. It. on floors. may be
rented Is separate ofnces. Avail.
Immediately. SIS to SIS.
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should choose to be physician or phar-
macist il could lead to employment in any
one of the ten fastest-growing industries.
The graduate whose career we have depicted
begins as a pharmacist and finds employ.
ment in the field Of drugs and chemicals.
The result: an excellent chance for success.
Most businessmen queried put the legal
profession high on the Cateway-job list.
The lawyers background gives him special
advantages in politics and government, in
finance and as corporation executive.
Engineering in almost all Of Its branches
Is another job with q two.way stretch.
Training as an engineer can lead to jobs as
business executive, an editor, salesman,
a research director and lots more. In addi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-07

W7HAr's the fastest. straightest route to
w successful job?
For this June's crop of school graduates
we have reduced the answer to simple two
step formula:
Prepare yourself for the kind of job
that leads to openings in many different
directions and industries II call them
Gateway" jobs.
Then, equipped with these Gateway"
skills -
Get yourself toe hold in one Of
the fastest-gowing fields where the number
Of good jobs will rapidly increase.
Just by adding a to . you have multi
piled your chances of ending up with one
Of the best jobs going.
To compile list of the top 10 Gateway
jobs is not easy, because until now voca-
tional experts have not studied jobs thor
oughly from the point of view Of ranges Of
opportunities they offer. List n was drawn
up after consulting executives and person
mel experts in various fields. Then, too, my
own researches turned up some interesting
and surprising facts = for example, that
pharmacy is one of these Gateway jobs.
PhGEmoey "Opens doors
In pamphlet. THE Bridge Between"
DR.. W. Paul Briggs, Of the American Foun-
dation for Pharmaceutical Education, puts
it strongly: Certainly no other profession
and probably no other vocation presents so
many and varied opportunities and chal-
lenges to the youth Of America. In phar.
macy there are needs for practically every
ability and interest that young men and
women could possess or acquire"
The pamphlet persuaded me that DR..
Briggs hadn't overstated the matter: phar-
macy is decidedly Gateway job. Whether
you want to be research scientist, bust.
ness administrator, teacher, drug sales
man, detective, an advertising copy writer
or an editor, pharmacy helps open doors
for you. And the pay ranges from about
$50 week to 100000 year.
We've used pharmacy as an ex-
ample in the chart at right. IL Won
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No more crying when the bandage has to
come off. New Curad mercy bandage"
has a pad of Telfa Qike the Telfa Dressings
used in Hospitality. Gauze is covered with a
plastic surface which never sticks to the
wound, won't pull the scab of.
Flesh color or transparent for adults, Bat
tie Ribbon colors and designs for the kids.
Medicated. Waterproof.
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Here's 1959mode plans get job that will open
your future in of these ten zooming industries
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Here are jobs sciah tseO-sOay stretch.
Pick the one that interests you -.
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Here are jobs pih a tseo-,cay stretch.
Pick the one that interests you -.
TEN TOR
GATEWAY JOSS
!. AeeownSuns
z. Construction crafssman lsklllsd)
3. Eeonomiss or ssolissieion
4. Engineer ::
;: ::
5. Journalist
8. LGwysr :: ~.
2. Personnel Expert .:.:/.:..' :.
.. Physician o. Pharmss
9. Salesman -.
-.
10. seiensiss
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IF you are Interested in pharmacy.
asa career, the National Association
Of Chain Drug Stores, 4 Park 4Ape-
nue., Ne,O York 10, N. T., piA be
glad tAsend you a free copy Of the
pamphlet. "7he Bridge Besmeen.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-18
BAPTIST CHURCH HAS
GUEST

AS part of the Baptist Young
Peoples Youth Week, they will
be having a Missionary Rally,
Friday, Feb. 20 at 7:30 pm. Rev.
Anton Nesland of Crane, Montana
will be the special speaker. Rev.
Netland, no wserving at the Log
Chapel, Crane, Montana has re-
Gently returned from where he
was a missionary. He will be
telling of some of his work there
and will bring a special mission
airy message. After the service
there will be a time of fellow
ship and refreshments.
On Sunday, Feb. %, Rev. Roy
Siebel, will he the guest speaker
at both the morning worship
service and the evening service.
Rev. Siebel, a professor at the
Baptist Seminary, Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, will be speaking in
the absence of the pastor Rev.
Jacob Ehman, who is presently
in Canada for evangelistic meet
ings at which he will speak.
Everyone is invited and well
come to attend all services.
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-18
COast-tO- Coast Store
Owners Return From
4-Day Annual Meeting

Floyd and Merrill Sax, owners
of the local Coast-To-Coast Stores,
have returned from a visit to
Minneapolis where they attended
the four day annual meeting spon-
sored by the Coast
Stores Organization of that city.
Present at the meeting were
approximately 1900 other Coast
To-Coast Stores owners and their
wives, representing over 1926 such
stores located throughout the 10
central west and northwest states.
Almost 800 store owners and
their wives came to a Coast-To-
Coast Stores annual meeting for
the first time. Among these were
former owners of Marshall-Wene
stores who became affiliated with
the Coast-To-Coast STORES organ
ization in recent months following
the announcement that Coast-To-
Coast Stores Central Organization
was taking over the Marshall
Wells Company operation in Port
I'D Oreoon and Marshall-Wells-
Kelley-How-Thomson in Duluth,
minnesota.
Present, too, were approximate
ly 35 prospective Coast-To-Coast
Stores owners who are in the pro-
cess of establishing themselves in
business under the organizations
plan for Independent retailing OF
"hard-lines" merchandise.
In addition to hundreds of items
shown e displays of new mer-
chandies sold in Coast-To-Coast
Stores, and selling instructions by
the organizations merchandise de-
partment heads. These included
True Temper lines of tools and
garden products, Ortho garden
foods and Black and Decker
electric tools.
Featured on the opening general
session program was DR.. G. Her
The Sidney herald., 1959-02-18
WEED GETS
A NEW BOOST

Farmers and ranchers in Rich
land County have been presented
a series of meetings on weed con-
troll. Meetings were presented by
a joint team composed of the
A. c. P. the county weed district
and the Extension Service. The
meetings held in Sidney, Savage,
and Lambert presented the A.C.P.
plan for assisting all county
operators with their individual
program for weed control.
Other communities requesting
this service may register requests
with the Extension Service.
Operators are encouraged to get
a program started which will eff
feet practical control on indivi-
dual places.
For chemical control, two spray
lngs per year are recommended
2,4-D being the main chemical
recommended.
For details, operators are en-
couraged to see the county weed
control supervisor or the county
Extension Agents.