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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

needs oiling it would be well
to use another set of nozzles
to spray the shoulders Of the
row. These nozzles should be
larger than the ones spray
ing into the drill and should
put out about 1R times the
amount Of oil that the two
nozzles put out that you are
spraying the drill with.
8. After your cotton gets
5 to 6 inches tall you may
use a directive spray of di-
uron at the rate of 2 pounds
of diuron plus " per cent
surfactant in Is gallons OF
water per acre sprayed
broadcast. If you only want
ito spray a band of 1914 in
ches wide then use 6 of a
e..1lon. of the above mixture
for each inch of band you
are spraying.
For best results 1.-The. mix
ture should be applied be-
fore weeds reach a height
greater than two inches. A
second and third application
may be applied if necessary.
DROUGHT stressed grasses
are much harder to kill than
vigorous growing grasses.
4. DCMA plus DINA may
be used as a post-emerge
chemical and as a directive
spray after cotton reaches
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

/. It you do not intend to
oil or spray with another
chemical then it would be
advisable to dirt your cotton
while the grass is still small
So dirt would cover up small
grass and smother it out.
2. If your cotton is as much
as two inches tall it can be
oiled safely. You may use
two nozzles per row spray
ing cross the row using from
5 to Z gallons Of oil per acre,
being sure not to strike the
cotton any higher than one
inch above ground and by
all means do not get oil on
leaves or bud of the cotton.
You may apply one, two and
in some cases three applica-
tons of oil if needed at 5
day intervals. In your second
and third applications do not
use over five gallons Of oil
per acre across the drill.
If the shoulders Of the row
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
Cleaning C~offeemaker:

You should elem a coffee
maker thoroughly each time
you use it. But when stains
accumulate, YOU need to give
it a little special attention.
IF your coffeemaker is al
minimum. use a non-Scratchy
household cleanser or soap
filled steel wool pad to re-
move stains. Soda. detergent
or coffee stain removers NAV
cause aluminium to pit OF
1n~ken.
If your coffeemaker is glass
or chrome, use baking soda
a good detergent Or special
coffee stain remover dissolv-
ed in very hot water. For a
vacuum type coffeemaker,
proceed as if you were brew
ing coffee. Do the same with
a percolator, but be sure to
remove any aluminium parts,
such as basket and stem.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
Home A9enA Ne1e4
Ry MARY HARPOLE

By MARY HARPOLE

from canned pumpkin for 80
cents. A 20-ounce apple pie
from fresh apples Cat 10 cents
a pound) cost 26 cents. The
same size cherry pie from
canned cherries cost Is to
80 cents.
Compare these prices with
those in your grocery store,
and you may decide to buv
YOUR pie in prepared form.
Frozen pies are usually more
expensive than home-baked
ones, but not when you find
them on Specials
Be an alert shopper. and
be price conscious while you
do your food shopping.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

Would you like a cleanup
area near the back door, so
your husband could leave the
farm dirt there before he en-
tiers the house? The children
could leave here. too, what
they usually track into the
bathroom.
This cleanup area might
we'll be a half or part of the
home workshop. Home De-
monstration club members
are calling this room the
home workshop because for
many homemakers II can be
much more than a room lust
for the utilities as washers,
dryer and freezer.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

49, - rs ~
three inches in height, but
not after boil formation un-
der any condition. "A mix
ture of one pound of active
DCMA and 2 pounds active
DINA diluted in 40 gallons
water should be applied as a
directive spray at the rate of
IL gallons per acre where a
IL inch band on rows 40 in
ches wide are treated.
Again for best results the
mixture should be applied
before weeds reach 2 inches
in height. A second applica-
tion may be used if needed.
s*..s
With the continued dry
weather our pasture grasses
are becoming shorter and
shorter each day. This makes
it necessary for a cattleman
to do one of two things and
in lots Of cases both of these
should be done.
First thing that should be
done is to nitrate all of his
grass pastures with at least
so units of nitrogen per acre
so that when you do get a
rain the grasses will begin
to grow. The second thing
you should consider doing is
planting some type summer
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
Polling Places
Listed For Wheat
Quota Election

wins PioNSS III Vic way
81 referendum on marketig
quotas for the 1864 crop of
wheat were announced today
by Lynn Jordan, Chairman
of the Holmes Agricultural
Stabiliztion nd Conservation
County Committee. Ballots
may be cast by eligible vot-
ers from 8 a. m. to 6 q. m.
on Tuesday. May 81, at the
Holmes ASCS County Office
in Lexington.
The chairman explains that
wheat growers eligible to
vote in the referendum include
Cd all producers of Is acres
or more have an interest in
a 1864 farm wheat acreage
allotment, and (2) those farm
operators land other wheat
growers on their farms) with
allotments of less than Is
acres who elected by May Is
to participate as an allotment
program. Such an election is
grower in the 1864 wheat
made by signing in the space
provided on the back of the
allotment notice for the farm
and filing the notice at the
ASCS county office.
If at least two-thirds of the
growers voting in the refer
endum approve quotas for
the 1964-crop wheat. price
support will be available to
growers participating in the
wheat program at national
averages of So per bushel
ION "certificated" wheat -
80 percent of the normal
weld of the allotment acres,
but not more than the nor
NAL yield Of the planted
acres) and $1.30 per bushel
on other (s'noncertificatad")
wheat grown within the al
lotment: and program paw
ments will be made for di-
verting wheat acreage to an
approved conserving use.
Marketing quota penalties
will apply to the "excess''
wheat of allotment growers
who do not keep within
their farm allotmefnts. The
marketing quota penalty will
apply to farms with allot-
ments of less than Is acres
whose operators did not
choose them to become al
lotment farms by May 10 if
the wheat acreage exceeds
the small farm base.
If the quotas are not ap-
proved bv the necessary Two
thirds of The growers Votfne.
there will BE no duofas. 10
marketing penalties. no al
version payments, ana no.
Certificates" FIR The 1854
crop Of wheat. Price sunnort
TO growers who keep within
wheat acreape a11ot-
fnents would drop to 80 per
cent Of parity.
procTan1ation Of wheat
marketing quotas is direcfea
nv 1eo;eIation Whenever It is
determined fhat the supply
of wheat likelv world BE ex-
ressive IN The absence df
wheel marketinp duotas. The
suuplv az wheat for the 1854
e5 marketing wear. without
ountas has hnen estimated
~ be 2aa5 million bushels -
moro than Houble he est
natea aonAsf;c dfsAppear-
ance ana EXPORTS.
Marketin1 dffofar have
heen in effect continuously
The past ten wheat crops. as
-nnroved hv growers vntino
in referendums held annual
" on the question.
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Stuffed Raw Carrots:

Scrape small carrots. cut
in halves lengthwise and hol-
low out the centers. Combine
chopped carrots with mixture
of cream cheese and mayor
raise. season to taste with
celery salt and worcestershire
sauce. fill the carrots with
mixture and chill.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
About $4,000 Americans

Tx
About III, 700 Americans
will be saved from cancer
this year. However the Anne
rican Cancer Society SAYS
that about $4,000 cancer pa
tents will probably die in
1868 who might nave been
saved by earlier detection
and treatment. Have a health
checkup once a year as a
safeguard against death from
cancer.
Attend the Church OF your
choice this Sunday!
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
Storinq Small Woclen Items

Small wooden items like
gloves, socks and scarves can
be kept free from moths dur
ing the summer by storino
them in glass jars with tight
lids.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

Mufti-mlion dollar floods follow fires! Soil burned
bare by forest fires can't hold rainWater. The RAIN
water runs off uncontrolably, builds from streams
to torrents to devastating floods. People drown
farms and towns suffer ruinous damage,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16

Pies - Bake or BUY Frozen:
Using standard recipes, you
can make a 22-ounce pie
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1963-05-16
County Age~A No1ea
By w. R. SULLIVAN

mH#.H.# m.m#a; #H#### ##.## MISUNDERSTANDING #a:### ##m#m mm.a #nHmHay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-21

VOLksWAGEN, SO sedan, new
paint and new eng. Excel. $3.50.
Call S64-6Ob3.
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ORBIT RAMBLER

1901 R. I. Ave. NE. IN. 4-4747
CADILLAC 80 through 80. : an
R Pqay styles. ,; ~ e choose from
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WV 81 Karmann-Ghia, Wv. tires
blue, extra spare, excel. condition
81 .59b. SIP. 3-fl0i2.
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WOODLAND BEACH, and 2 bed
rm. summer or year-round homes
to D. c., with shopping. churches
and school nearby. $3.50 up.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SAIL

TIDEWATER, vIRGINIA-Beauti.
full 2-story waterfront home. 80
living room, fireplace, large din.
ing rm. and kitchen. 2 bed
rooms. den, large screened side
porch. Ample large closets. ia
baths. Full basement with separate
entrance and shower. Oil INV
heat. Comb. alum. screens and
storm windows, On one acre leve
lawn, handicapped with selected
trees and shrubs, Lombardy pop
lars on north side. Picturesque
harbor. mouth of Potomac and
Chesapeake Bay viewed through
picture window. Boat docking IA
cilities close by, $500 artesian well
with electric pump gives unfail-
ing. supply, pure cool water. De-
tached 2-car garage matches
home and has living quarters in
rear. Constructed 1910 to high
est standards for retired couple.
Completely reprinted Fall, 1862.
Low taxes. For sale to settle es-
tate, S29,750 cash. Box 465-A,
Star
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1861 55x1O Mobile Home, front
wall. Very reas. 3O1-464-1S6O.
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VOLkS' '62, auth, like new. orig.
Wv. gulf blue. 525-3550.
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TIDEWATER SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

/. LONG BEACH-Corner home
with bedrms., fireplace, large
screened porch, completely fur
nished, tool house, bunk house
to sleep 4. shade trees. lovely
view Of Ches. Bay, As mi. D. c.,
z! i0, DRUM po1NT-Modern ma
sonry 4-bedrm. home. bath. fire
place, electric kitchen. sundeck,
excellent view, immed. poss., S15,-
3, PATUxENT RIvER-1% acres,
rm. with fireplace. screened porch
lovely view, fenced. artesian well,
IS mi. D. c., $4,000.
4. SOLOMONS = Lovely view Of
Patuxent River out into Ches
Bay, artesian we'll. liv. rm.,
kitchen, bath, bedrm.. oil heat
glassed enclosed porch. pier,
8. RIVER estate. 1876 acres, at.
tractive S-rm. brick and frame
home, fireplaces, large paneled
den, guest apt. over garage, Z.
room modernized Colonial. care
takers house, fine farm. bldgs.
tennis court, duck blind, lake
airstrip. sturdy dock with 10
grounds, owner left country, anx-
ious 10 sell
8. CHES. Ranch Club, 4-bedrm
home, electric kitchen, centraI
water system, completely furnish.
ed, corner lot. marina and water.
front privileges, S10,500.
Calvert Rlty. Agency Corp.
Prince Frederick. Md. Phone 1Os
II no answer. call 1S4.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMBASSADOR 81 SEDAN. A,c.,
excel. eond,, T, hy good tires; low
DERRICK's ESQ STATION, OIL
ney, Md, SIP. 4-pl21.
AMBASSADOR lie Mans '55 coun.
try Club, solar glass, safety dash
cond. w. b. DAVIS, III. G-S14S.
ANTIQUE 1929 and 1885 Fords.
Best offers. Write OWNER, 5000
oreenbelt rd.. COLLEGE Park, Nd.
ANTIQUE. Model A Ford '3i Tu-
der sedan, beautifully restored
ODE OF the best in area, Q trophy
winner, $3.50. 2b0-e400.
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND LAND
OWNERS, front end leaders and
dozerS for hire, by hour or COM
tract, Call 2S3-3IIQ
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UTILITY TRAILER
3 " FT.x6 u FIT. $50.
b2S-3110

WESTWOOD '5s, 46xs. 2 bedrms.,
many extras, excel. cond., $4,000.
Call 30l-725-109S after $50 OF
week ends.
WHERE TO BUY trailer bitches
and have installed, 1921 Balti-
more ave, College PIX. Phone Q TO
9, 474-3392. c. M. BARKLEY.
Work done by amt.
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WV 80 cow. Better than average
car for less than average price.
Pvt. owner going overseas. Call
3S7-4b04 after 5.3O nm veek
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RENAULT Dauphine 80, r, h.,
top cond., over 80 m.p.g. Real
buy at $3.50. Phone 439-3955.
ROVER '63 3-Litre, bucket seats
power brakes, auto ito trans e' Ell.
ROPEAN MOTORS, Local and
Overseas Deliveries. 6S5S N. Fair.
fax DIR. at Lee highway, East
Falls Church, Va. JE. 10000.
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FRONT-END LEADERS
Now Available for Rent
DOH. ooh. TDl5
REASONABLE RATEa

CALL 525-2722 FOR DETAILS
IIsC INDUSTRIAL EoUIP.-crawler
oSders h Snd bIaaeS Sec w 20 SbaSs
rental purchase plan,
p. II, MOORE
us. sol, 1 mile south OF new so
Mitchellyille, Md. 262-2244
LATHE ls-in, Monarch, lathe.
in. Sidney lathes t2), Hardiage
Bros, milling machine, Bridge
port, drill presses, and other shop
equipment. Can be seen between
II and ., Sunday, July 81, 45l4
Richmond hwy, rear.
LINCOLN inc, IN IpEALARc ELECTRIC
almost new, 1888. 867-40SO.
LOADER. hid Sc, IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION. CALL MA, 7-2600.
LEADERS l2) to hire BY hour
"a with 4-in. bucket 5s2-86i4.
MODEL G, Tournapull, Is G, Y.
excellent tires, $500.
Ls-51 llnkbelt bRckhoe and crane,
caterpillar engine, $4,000.
Cedar Rapids Primary Crusher,
portable rs" x "a" Jaws, In
ternational diesel engine $4,000.
b, II. RUNYoN CO.. INC.
CL $4,000
NEW REDUCED PRICES on Boil
ems. tractors and equipment.
Prices effective for 80 DAYS. Also
lawn and garden equipment, Sales
and service. SEIBEL'S SUPPLY.
10000 Columbia pike. Burtons-
VILE, Md. g24-7SsS,
PANzER front-end loader, new, for
farm, contractor etc Sale, SnDb
MD. CYCLE, OR, 4-6723,
I'd g LOADER yLdIop bucket,
blade, $4,000. II YD. .BUCYRUS
ERIE PAN, $1,000, All In hood
condition. JE. 3.s5S0.
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KAY REALTY CO., INC,
RIA. $4,000 301-SW. S-l511
TIDEWATER SOUTHERN
MARYLAND

nOmeS On D lOlS. DObn luTulSneu
2 bedrms. each, insulated. patio
well, trees, lovely view. owner II
naneing, immed. poss.. $4,000
>. PHTUxENT RIVERS acres
lovely view, 900 #. on pavet
3. NORTH BEACH : Year-rount
frame home, screened porch. fire
place. nice bath. completely fur,
nished, immed. poss., % mi. D. C..
VERT REALTY AGENCY
CORP. Elsie West Williams, Lothi.
an, Md. Phone University 7-S006
mo
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COLLEGE PARK MOTORS
1923 Baltic; Ave, College Park. Md.
1854 1922" Composite Hot Shoppe
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CEMENT MIXER-I2-ba cement
mixer, gas driven with hopper.
500. Call 24S-32S3
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TR 8, '5S, r. and h.,
white sidewalks. wire wheels. over
drive, hdtp. plus two others,
luggage rack, ex mech. cond
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST mortgage, S1S,5OO
$1,000. Win G sell for SDSSs S,5oo' BY
OWNER. HI. 9-5766.
81 300, go, second trust, payable
Fairfax prop. Best offer. JE,
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CADILLAC '57 conv,, auto. trsps. !,
r. and h., p.s.. p.b., WV. tires.
81 00k q
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TR-3 '5S. white-wali tires, good
cond.s SS25 or best offer. LU
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MACHINERY AND EQUIP,

ATTENTION, BUILDERS AND LAND
OWNERS, front end leaders and
dozerS for hire, by hour or COM
tract. Call 2S3-3l19.
BUCKEYE DITCHER wheel typeI
model 703, in good condition. cali
Icons AUTO PARTS in Cuipeper,
Virginia at W.. 5-O366 or VA
5-6O63 after 5 pm.
BULLDOZER, Michigan, Gradail
generators, pumps, Ford tractors
cement mixers, grinders, finishing
machine, etc. RENTAL TOOLS,
UN. 4-5100. JU. 5-504O.
CASE $50 BACKHOE and loader.
Ford S21 backhoe and loader,
used. New III Industrial tractors
and equipment. NORMAN A. Stall
GER, GAITHERSBURG, 94S-52OO.
CASE $50 BACKHoE and loader,
FORD S21 backhoe and loader.
Used. new III Industrial tractors
and equipment. NORMAN a
STAlGER' GAITHERSBURG. e4S-
CEMENT MIXER-Is-bag cement
mixer gas driven with hopper.
500. Call 24S-32S3.
CRANE. P and II crawler. crane
model, S55-A, J0-ton, az yard
shovel. 2-yard clam bucket i2O-
~. boom, rudomatic working every
day, good running condition. 1881
jeff, Davis hwy, 6S4-6755.
CRANE, p and II, 2-ton truck crane
model 2b5-A. clam bucket. 85-ft.
BOOM, rudomatic, good running
condition, good rubber. 1881 jeff.
Davis hwy, 6S4-S756.
FRONT END LOADER-.Iohn Deere,
on track. excel. conh., bargain
price at $1,000. 687-40S0.
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TR 8 80 Red, seat belts. good
cond., reasonably priced for quick
sale. Call 321-744l.
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LEE D. BUTLER

TRIUMPH 80 TR-3 Convertible
red. overdrive, r. and h.. S1.095
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IRIS 80. red, fine cond., runs like
new, never been raced, S1,150.
III b-7SRR
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SIMCA 81, 10000 mi, beaut. econ.
transportation. 5000 cash or as
sumo S46 mo. payments. After 9
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wv '6s, BRANp-NEW

IENMo, SI,1ZO, b3b-BUU5
VOLkSWAGEN 80, sunroof, Wv.
radio excel. cond. Must sell. 232-
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TRUST NOTES WANTED

M Money YS SAME F BAY. U e To- # P sSI:
TEN. 347-15l6, CHI. S-7743.
End TRUST NOTES WANTED-Tor
prices paid. Immediate service
MR.. JEFFERYS, Ma. S-O352.
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top coupe. Outstanding. S4.i0b,
LindSaV Olds-Cadillac

CADILLAC $50 white 4-wind. gss. !.
fsSSs' S S5na0S Mu aHp s sia T. p en- o
BIgKNEsS, 81 ,S7b. HEJ 4.yeil.
CONTINUED on Next Pace
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TR-3, only 5000 act. miles, new
sSond;1 z TOPS family outgrev
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FRONT END LOADER-Iohn Deere,
S or 'rS az s, eS1Sl ss9aSs6s bargain
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VOLKS. '62 sunroof, heater, de,
froster, many other extras, S1,295
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VAUxHALL VICTOR 1858. ! dr.

1121 21st ST.. NV. FE. 1924
TRIUMPH so TR-3, r. and h.
$4,000 actual MI, orig. owner
5000 or best infer HE. 1-nl21.
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sELBY ON THE BAY-Attrac. q
bedrm. home, mr.. water, on lge.
lot. Real good buy. $3.50.
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A DARLING
SPECIAL BUY

With view and Just step to beach.
Lge. pch., hv. rm. wLfirepl, bed
rm,. kit. and bath. 2 boats incl.
So 400
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UInlStead

5000 Wilson Blvd. Arl. IA. 7-ss0O
CADILLAC $50 coupe. Fully equipped.
clean, stand. trans. Trans. only
fair. but can be repaired. S225 or
best offer. Car may be seen at
1926 18th st. NV. 547-7624s = :
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NEW BROCHURE-FREE!
KAY REALTY CO.. INC.
b. $4,000 30l-SW. ST.
RAPPAHANN0CK RIyEa, tTar

pahannOck, nearJ-GU hCrts, new
one-floor plan home, built for re-
tirement, large living room fire
on q hedrooms Q tile baths
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Has liv. rm., kit, 4 bedrms.. bath
lge. jalousied Florida I'm. and 2.
car gar. Only Sl5,q50.
TOTC EDnAH NOEn tn
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Wv 'el de luxe wagon, 10000
MI, seat belts, split seat, best
offer over $1,000. ia. 2-413S.
v0Ly0 '5s sedan, good condition,
1928. Call b37-020O,
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MOTORS. INC. 949-I744.
WV CAMPER BUS, 49,, new cond.
1900 mi, German factory equip
economical. $3.50. Elk. 3-2224
WV '62 2-dr.. 1000 miles, r. anC
only 81 zoo. IA. 4-2469.
WV 81. excel. cond., right-hand
drive $4,000 miles, S1.100. Cal
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Waterfront :! !!

Bay 'front.', river 'front.', harbor
IL waterfront homes. One OF these
homes is bound to end your search,
Priced from Sll,2OO.
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SAAB SO. with sunroof, radio
recently reconditioned. Price, $685.
BIG Davenport st. NV.
SAAB 80. new paint, $3.50,
new Michelin X155-15. sos. 76S
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LEWIsETTA. VA.-oyer 2 acres OF
G GSc RSsr vetO SSGki hO 1TSm r Ss
rooms, IN baths. Chimneys fol
, Franklin stoves. HICKS REALTY
INC KT Q.91II
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CADHLACS IA con3nanv

CADILLACS '63 company offiuial
cars, several to. choose from, ali
body styles, all air conditioned
exceptional savings. Sale began
Friday. a.
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VAUXHALL, 80. Super 4-dr.. $645
Low mileage, good cond. ex
transp. FALLS CHURCH GA,
RAGE, Hillwood ave. and Let
highway. Falls Church. Va. JE
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
(CONTINlJEDl

LARGE LOT, water view, appraised
at $4,000. Private, residential
Annapolis community. $3.50.
Terms. 949-1462.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

ALLIs CHALMERS Model HD6O,
split front-end loader. 4-in-l ma
chine. wide track, used $50 hours,
like new, $4,000. p. D. Box 405.
Call Aberdeen, Maryland, DOL
CIR. 2-314l, CIR. 2-1964.
BUS, go QMC, 30-passenger,
81, 9O5. AMATUcCI RAMBLER
1870 Silver Hill road, Hillcrest
Heights, 736-i52b.
CHEvROLET-Aluminum body. re.
frigerated (coldplatel, S70b. 282.
2i7g,
CHLV. $50, i8-ft. van with full
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Visit US now II you are interested
we do trades Of ali description,
demonstration avail. Also at a re-
duced price. Northern Vas Oldest
VOLKSWAGEN Dealer.
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OPEN EVERY EVE. TIL o PM.
Suburban Cadillac Odds
1920 Arl Rd Rathesda nJ. a. TSoa
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sCTFNTIsTs CLTFFS. Port Repub
HIIs d =. Out. CIV O-V To-
DIN HOME -

SPACIOUS OLD HOME = Fully
moderniZed. near public landing,
in excellent condition with 56S
acres. On main highway, midway
between Fredericksburg and Nor
folk. excellent location for an
tique shop or other highway bus
mess, g rooms, bath, downstairs,
4 rooms, bath upstairs. Shade trees
and shrubs. $4,000. CAPT. H. c.
robson, USN, (ret.), Broker,
White Stone. Va.