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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-15
Death Calls
Noted Mines
School Prof

DR.. Charles Herman Fulton, 20,
nationally known metalIurgist and
for the last year and half profes-
sor of metallurgy at Montana School
of Mines, died Sunday morning in
Butte hospital, following a brief III
ness.
DR.. Fulton came out of retire
ment at his home in Rolla, Mo-, in
September, 1912, to accept the ac-
tive professorship of metalIurgy at
the School of Mines. in response to
a call for help issued because of a
war-created shortage of professors.
During his long and brilliant
career, DIR. Fulton gained wide
spread fame as an expert metal
lurgist and as a capable educator.
Born of American parents in Lud-
wishafen am Rhein, Germany. July
16, 1874, DR.. Fulton was the SON Of
Albert Charles and Bertha Anne
Fulton He took his preparatory
education at Pratt Institute. Brook
lyn, N. Y, and received his masters
degree in engineering from the Co
lumbia university school of mines
in 1897
DR.. Fulton served as assistant
professor in assaying at Columbia
university In 1898 and 1899, and in
the fall of the latter year was ap-
pointed instructor of metalIurgy at
the University of Wyoming, q posi-
ton which he filled for one year.
At the turn of the century he be-
came professor of metalluFgy at
South Dakota State School of
Mines, Rapid City, S. ID.
DR. Fulton so distinguished him
self at the mining school that In
1905 he was made president of the
institution, and served In that ca
pacity until the spring OF 1911. At
that time the University OF South
Dakota conferred upon the learned
metallurgist the honorary degree of
doctor of science
Retired I'm 1857
In the fall of 1911, DIR. Fulton ac-
cepted the professorship in metal
lurgy at the Case School OF Applied
Science, where he taught until
1920, the year he was appointed
director of the Missouri School of
Mines and Metallurgy, Raleigh, Mo.
Here he supervised the training of
mining engineers until his retire
ment IN 1887.
Although leaving strenuous
teaching duties 10 younger men, DR..
Fulton continued very active In the
field of metallurgy, conducting nu.
merous researches from 1887 unit
1899.
In addition to his outstanding
work as a teacher, DIR Fulton also
was much in demand as consult.
ing metallurgical engineer. H G
wrote two widely read books in his
field, Manual OF Fire Assaying, =
published in 1907, and Principles
of Metallurgy," published in 1910
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-15
Import Foreign Ore" Propaganda
By Bureaucrats AssaiIed In Talk

Vocng sharp criticism statements recently by William
Bait chairman of the production board the effect that
the United States passing from country of plenty to country
of scarcity in the fields of metals and minerals and that
moving the direction nation which England has
found herself Frank Lilly speaking before the Northwest Mining
association held that there ground for such statement
except that production of of leading mines declining
but that does that have discovered and developed all
of the big mines to be found in this country
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-15
cas- TAxEs MOUNT

WASHINGTON. = Federal gaso-
line tax collections in February
amounted to $19,110.965 as against
$15,279,059 in February, 1913, gain
of nearly 25%.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-15
MORE SYNTHETIC
OIL EXTRACTION
METHODS FOUND

CLEVELAND - Announcement
of a process for making gasoline
and coal from farm, forest and sea
plants, enough to supply the worlds
needs, simpler and cheaper than
other synthetic methods, was re-
leased this week by the American
Chemical society.
The process telescopes into few
hours, with heat and pressure, what
nature took millions of years to do
in forming coal and oil. 1t was per-
fected by DR. E. Berl, research
professor at the Carnegie Institute
of Technology, Pittsburgh.
DR.. Berl said, for example, that
sugar cane, planted on 81 percent
of Americas available crop land,
could produce as much gasoline as
Americas 100000 cars used the
last year before the war.
Moreover, you can have your
sugar and your gasoline, too. If you
first take the sugar from 40 tons
of cane, there still viii be left 1850
gallons of gasoline and nearly 1000
gallons of oil. On years when there
is surplus of sugar, you can omit
the sweet and get about 400 more
gallons of gasoline and proportion
ately more oil from the 40 tons.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1944-04-15
answers Your Questions
on Prospecting

This complete. procticul pocket-sized guide
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qIlahtah seegahs."
"Dass the trufe Sam done tole
you, boy. But he fogot to menshun
de fack dat some other genman has
done smoked de othah three
quahtahs fust"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

In using potash or O-lO-lO ton
dresser on peanuts. do not put thc
icriiI.Zcr To the side of the rove
"herc 1t viii Dc thrown up in rhc
Dcd where the peanuts form. ndyjs,
State College agronomists.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

Observers posted along the cons,
-. East Anglia, England. to report
me ARRIVAL OF white butterflies re-
p'''od mat near FcIixStuwc. one
swarm took ~ minutes tu pass.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

~ western COW wJS struck oy
lightning three times and never SUI
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Amy engineers might study her
while dv> clipping new type OF tank.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

Tw" stars forming the Great Dip
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happen to the Mlky Way If the
Dippcr is really sprmgng leak.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

Residents from Tokyo. sc read.
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They shouldn't worry tod much
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09

What Junior cant understand T.,
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09
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MIR. VIC HIGGINS OF HAAS
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09
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WE BUY CORN IN ANY GUAM
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-09
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Evening star., 1944-06-06
BETHESDA.
Washington Bldg. DI S3On
Mr.. ROCK CREEK PARK
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ARMY MAJOR. permanent duty, needs
modern bedroom house daughter u
preference virginia, Kensington. Bethesda
Silver adS sppGing. RE. 500; Ext. 731o4; OF
galow; near Transportation: by June II
or sooner; will lease. Call Berwyn 35T-
UNFURN. HOUSE, or bedrms., nc
small children. no pets; year lease oil
longer: m best references. best care. Box
LEASE, furn: or unfurn.. s,bedroom hous'
sRooM s9Rs Ssns5 Mousf g. unfaInsbea 5aSs waited
Ia aoGsE GR9go by ETs priyste s family
Rssh.ssc p;T SECTION. Chevy Chase, Arlington. o'
best care taken of home, Can take pos.
session any time, not later than Sept 30
Approx. $3.50; l or year lease. OR
NAVAL OFFICER and family OF seek {
o OF bedroom nnfurnished house; perm
possssslon Cal 'eHfn cH. ssf1 SAT take m"e0'.''
IA HAVE You home to rent. unfurnisheo
permanent civilian residents who will give
1t good care. Spot with fresh air ant
! green grass preferred. Call Union 1870
NAVAL OFFICER with family. 3 children
desires to rent unfurnished house with
garden in, IN n% ", before before August for dura-
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE for e
girls in Arlington, Va. Call co. 9s99
WOULD LIKE to exchange rents Of excep-
tionally ine summer home on beautiful
August and September for a two wo-bedroom
house or bungalow in Chevy Chase or
GEORGETOWN section, accessible to buses
Summer home has three bedrooms bath,
living room, dining room, kitchen. screened
porch. tWo-car garage; fully furnished in
cluding linen and silyerware;, transporta;
tion facilities good. fine shade trees and
salt water bathing; Box 313.K, Star,
OR ROOM UNFURN. HOUSE, Silver
Spring or vicinity. Call SH. 1897.
Evening star., 1944-06-06
RooMs suRh-hor,hwes, Con. ,

NOSFSS FSNEN.--NotTHWeI Mont
500 18TH ST. NV, Apt, 2-single room
gentleman only. oficer preferred. Me. fila
t2oi 18th ,ST.-Larse, attractive room
bSasG h9me; 10th st, stransp. for Army or Naval
a1oe 9th sT. Nw.-Lsrse double room
iii5 MASS. s,''t, AVE- fn0Se Nw.Hbbie. newly dec.
rm sale. beds, lnner-spr. matt, spotlessly
a5eO Iith ST. NV. Apt. 45-Nice large
room for or . ladies. Convenient trans.
as seos SnSPps1 Isth S. 0'Styc SWLe master bedfms
eony to Walter Reed. RA. zoos, gentle
DowNIowN, nss;Is'y NJ 1899 Mass: ave NV, Apt
dT!'fln N.Y. fLrAsRNT AsssRa&NSTFe man siS pTefsFre6
G5Esiysa S + RG@e. go. o'npSSs' 5SS5. young ''0,
Iddi InE ne kIEN"iM, Ill, lbs Que St w-Largs
beds, innerspg. mattr... comfortable chairs,
large closets ard chests; singles and
qS&9ei 81 81 Nw r go Apt oils 4stSdo Gsly
with quiet. nice people, kitchen privileges
1907 EYE sT, Nw.-sinsle room. next TO
6o$ LoNGfELLow ST. Nw;@studio room,
sSck from y5S bus IA CAer;ookInr 5G5
room and foyer, just redecor,, beautifully
phone, Complete Service; gentleman only; !;
lIss GIkARD ST. NV: near i4th-Mas: Mas:
fs6s'' 5S',ss 1aER A9 douse sss
DOUBLE RMS. nicely nicely @ furnished, semi
pvt; bath with shower; in. private home.
iso4 DELAFIELD PL. - Large attractive
single room, with screened porch: running
TatsT Rryate ShEsi1n home TA Ss4T
studio room, for discriminating gentleman.
with private new tiled shower room; maid
1907 EYE ST NV. - Double or triple
room: next to Army and Navy Club
CAVALIER HOTEL, Apt, 526-Attractively
turn room adj. TO bath; conV. transp.;
30o3 EYE ST. N.w.-Rooms for girls: s1s
m9nth non. a9d I'd np. w Phone DL ZOO nm,
comfortable rooms, with running water;
i:pn3 I3i5 r FaIRMoNT PRsMg SefN; ST Nw-Large cool,
front room, 3 large windows twin beds
lnner-spring mattresses; also attractive
1919 18th ST. NV, Apt. 21--Newly deco
br bath ,rrE After q 6. M i449; ;o,,,,o uoo,,,
lncloSed sitting or sleeIing porch Ladies
only. Unlim. phone. Automatic gas heat
and water, Laundry and refriserrator privi-
ltEGA. YAH dtttI y pm fLA- ~ ~.
OVERLOOKING Dupont Circle-Large,
comfortable room, semprivate bath, $50;
man only; references required. NO. 5703.
1916 9Th ST. N.W.-Large. comfortable
room, 3 windows; private bath. ! block
express bus: ] or > gentlemen. GE. 02S3
1447 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Double bedroom,
running water, for quiet people only; 81
week.
1880 18th ST. NV. former Legation
large, comfortable master
young man: with gentle family: S25.
ROOM with sun porch, next to bath. hot
water: unlim. phone; q block from Georgia
ave. car line. GE. 1895.
DUPONT CIRCLE 1413 21st n.wD-At-
tractive room. twin beds, maids service.
laundry privileges; S. week each per
son. NO. 9740
DUPONT CIRCLE-For two gentlemen or
business couple. master, 6 windows, large
closets twin beds. cool bedrooms semi
private bath and shower; telephone privi-
lege; walking distance; in private home.
Telephone HO. 1649.
2135 ST. N.W.-Recreation or clubroom;
basement studio room, sink, grill, shower;
$40 Wk DI 2135
Evening star., 1944-06-06
AFTs FURNISHED tcont }

| 1888 FAIRMoNT ST, N,W.-2nd-foor
front; newly decorated oed-livine rm.,
complete kitchen, semipyt bath; quiet gen.
| tile home; refined married, working couple.
STUDIO APIS. with complete kitchen
in large apartment bldg. near 10th st.
land Roosevelt Hotel. Suitable for lady
S55 mo, GE. 5513.
NEAR 18th AND R-Livtng room bed
room. kitchen, bath; Ss5: individual
apartment: accommodate or 8. Box
FOR !, CAREER GIRLS. Newly furnished
and decorated studio apt. private shower
bath. dinette- -kitchenette combination with
Frisidaire. All utilities furnished. includ-
ing linen. 10 min, downtown by strsetcar.
S35 each, Call DE. 1886
I 133 Eth ST. N.W.--I room, completely
turn., for Ink. Frigidaire. gas range,
FURNISHED studio apt to share with an
iother girl. RE. 3073. after e o'clock.
GIRL, to share attractive apartment. with
another; well furnished; clean, cool, excel
lent location Call after e pm, DU. 5S96,
TWO GENTLEMEN or couple to share .
bedroom furnished apartment in Brent
wood Village ne. June Is to Sept 15
mi. 7015.
512 TENN. AVE. NE.
Furnished bedroom and kitchen. stove
and REFRIGERATOR; heat, light and gas but
share the bath; first floor; $50 per mo-
Mrs Young. on property. will show apart
VIM NJ THRocKMoRToN. Realtor,
Investment Building
Evening star., 1944-06-06
HOUSES FURNISHED.

ATTRACTIVE. small modern, furnished
house, with yard from June 18th to Sept
from buses and Conn. ave shopping cen
ter couple with no children. OR nIOs
ADULTS ONLY, :! bedrooms living room
kitchen and bath, completely turn., suit =
able for one or two couples, near Suitland
aro Camp Springs Airport. Spruce 0367 M
between \ m. and / pm
nIshed, 3 bedrooms. 2la baths. in West
moreland Hills, OIL 626I
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Cool, well-furnished
stone house. convenient to bus; available
July. 1st to Sept: 18TH: ) bedrms.. 3 baths
maids rm. and bath; large screened porch
big yard, Victory garden; ST 900 for the
summer Call EN-. BIOS
551S 4tb ST. N.W.-S rooms. bedrooms
nished convenient to shopping and trans
portstion will rent from June is 10
Sept. 4 to relia bic party. Taylor 72I0.
Evening star., 1944-06-06

ATTRACTIVE COOL, liv. rm.. bedrn-. kit
porch bath Gompl fgEn; M ie9 al utils.' couple
Sny MoTBER n 0fnKns and Ga dsuebe4s 49o4 in Silver
ment with couple or two girls. Sligo
AFAFIats After At sh} a3o AGans- Dn
Girls dGom0's 70 snare 5a hoase on cooperative
basis; close TO bus: uni phone; $50 each.
4Sn2 D4ysnport St; NV .o.. ,,.
SER %a Grove W" sfsTf Fas ehSrcR
Va Can Falls Church 1851.
girls. Call Decatur AGO, between l and
5e6SI !" CONN. AVE. Beautiful fur
med 9 pone also ca sfFS sandSy ali dsg
DAYS after 8 pm, OR $40
ATTRACTIVE Groom basement apt, near
nus and shopping center $50 mo. Glebe
I-BEDRooM furnished apt settled couple
no children. no pets: Glover Park section;
conn AVE, Cleveland Park Section-For
three summer months, completely fur
nished large two,room' kitchen and foyer
once Box 2@2-K. Star. Gt
, REFINED GIRLS to share beautiful.
cool apartment doTTntogn NICE apartment
SHARE WAVE OFFICERS 3-room apt
7fU0. ext 63o54, $ to 4.3o, MI. o691
I2i2 b ST. s,E.-Liytne room. bedroom.
Kitchen and private bath. Gas and elec
turn. Adults only. $50 mo, See after
SERVICE WIFE would like to share her
. women OF employed couple. non drinking
TfvLf 9 r,rH G5 :2R iRooM SOM &PT eyes
isnS len Va Animation on location Available june
%4.sePt cs4 cH 4l5s gostiFn, sfteF S$o 3 -,
private home. has 3 rooms, private kitch-
eu and porch bath 2nd floor. Ilght house
Keeping no children or wild parties: pre-
fer settled couple or , adults; reference.
GIRL bet Go-21 share apt. IN sc. with
one gir,l ,TR. 4I56. after $50 pm
kltcheE, Friaidalre, next TO bath, near
, NfcI Girls 10 share attractive apt, with
all dag day sun. r,' Weekdays SSii after m
Will SIBLEr my extra large room apt
to coup.e nv Isl zone, excelIsnt zee Es c en-
1911 II ST N.E.---3-room furn, apt; en-
p,oycd couple only; no drinkers, TR
si6a r>t ST. NV" rooms, Frs,dsire
+ on 2nd floor close 10 transp ~.
/ ATTRACTIVE studio l-rm apt, fireplace
. person FrlgIdare. on 10Th st. Sll wh.
Also aasiler aR Io;5're s. 30 Alf9 5$S Spt for
DoWNIowN- A,lrscuyr room kuch-
enetle and bath apt hover relgF, $50,
BernS,cin {. co. as 5rh 81 NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 20 Riggs pl-Mud-
ern.zea bachelor apl. OF / studio room
with shower DaJh no cooking maid and
/ Enen service; so monthly, for quiet gen
ilena.
TWG GIRLS 10 share furnished apt, after
/ Jtn.e ,. See MISS Smith, Apt. l2. 2uUo
ION ST NV, after $50 pm.
/ ATTRACTIVE detached house Clean
4ujet' single Ink -bedrms $3.50 80 wk
glt. fan, iron. refgr etc Quiet empI
young Lady 1896 Harvard ". -
t23 9TH ST sE-CooI clean, airy apt
( 2tdToom kltchen, private bath 10 min.
! DOWNTOWN, good neIghborhood, $40. FIR
Evening star., 1944-06-06

1912 l3rd PL. NW-Ou- rass.er Bc.trm
20 smaller room. ss detached lou'e
can at,ev , wsssdays or Sgad - 10 " ."
lal8 10Th ST. rooms tol " or : girls;
CIIi, Cp, hgg a.glG1ng bath MI "5NC
oIhL 10 SHARE ,e1Ir 1E4ga. front room
p.lh aEolhcf tw.G ood . unIm phone,
RRga[ tehepr k.t. prit.ls.. $50 mo RIA
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLl-1arye.
d.fy rooms aGe.e and douDIr parrhr5,
5n#Ge llSc, ample ground. WI aSI8
I5"i COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Meu. % Sc
WE, Sg!e. rms: thermostat controlled gas
heaJ; 10 MN. o'town ON car line, 1 baths,
G0w S!lSHS! : G g W., tnner-spr matt AID 1880
DoNNloNN, 1@LI Vermont ave u "
Room Win running water adj shower
VIZ; m, WITH sleeping porch and wash
GIeaSlhE I'M. Tor =. St 80 eal h. Me ToU4
ll:6 r. ST. nv. west ii tIabass1do,
nGte5r-LarRe narto,,- rooms, suitable > : or i
,ti,-o1l; Il, : sn9EeT baths, maid service
ItE4 DECAItR ST N.N.-Lsrge room, :
Slnao%s larae closet next 10 hath /
n!ock transportation: single or double,
Evening star., 1944-06-06
ROOMS FURNISHED.
Aovvland and viroinid.

SILVER SPRING-Nice, cool, comfortable
room, suitable for married couple or
gentlemen. 81, 2l69.
sleeping room. suitable for 2; reasonable
Phone ST.. S9S2
C0LMAR MANOR. MD.-Double rm., pri,
vate home. Ia block D. c. bus; $3.50 week
WA $500.
ARLINGTON-Double room. for girls. II
apartment: near bus lines. Call CH
$500 aftel 4:30 pm
ARMY OFFICERS wife wants to rent at
tractiye bedroom to a couple or to tvt
girls; available June 10. Call SH. 349G
after pm.
2O53 n. FAIRFAX DR., Arl, Va.-Coo
front: inner spring: convenient Navy Dept.
Navy Yard: S25. sgle. S35. dble.; Arnolc
bus, / / tn and E, to N. Courthouse rd, vel
low house q Dove Lee blvd
Evening star., 1944-06-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR sAlr.

Snms OVER .,b !. bAcEL. Cope Cod styIs s-Fo9n
sh sDF o. 5ee 5seseanSss assd; 8 90 20 s.sR. .eS
EH Il 2; 5sE Ripley EI. ga 1880; Sun. and ewes.
5zkLiNGToS. VA. isos 50. o.kland-
and papered: lot eoSiss: fruit H" trees; ss Gloss
ssE Isiernssion saii Ehrharat. sni q 5sns g'n
SaARsY Sf.AaRsif VkrSfx P1fs M 1aS5 1ssS5oosroom hun.
galoy and 3-room cottage, living room With
afrs,plhsee: AZ, h tile bath, equipped kitchen porch:
clear g Tor Ssrsen snd aoSsss; & Ssr inioTe- sae
Is:so1 fs Ehrh.ss: g. isis sss 00anS.
sroYnd lsbout "a clear with . ,besutifui
with, fireplace. Kitchen -dinins room room conn com.
eined, OIL air-conditioned heat, elec. range
Sseb Sc rers;: srss, SyeF 100 eek. hickory and
Of over so fruit trees; NIL: b. G. line.
II you are looking, for . small. farm close
cause of Illness; $3.50: R suSstantiai pt down Ss
RsaYmsnt snv,,,I psysy ss N. Freeman. Silver Hii.
sTM5MS containing seven 4-room. kiseh.
en- and bath apartments at berwood. Nd:
Boz x fse.g. I stsa ssss.0a''' oaithsr'0urs s7'w.
BRENTWOOD tMD) bungalow q rms.
transportation and school. sS.a5o. Terms.
,,iI.'s Eass ,hsio Pines nearly new absbestcs
noors, tile bath and shower. oil heat.
$500 down. balance like rent
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
-23s1 r. !. Ave. n .. NO 72o3,
"a ACRES
s mi: D. G.. west side Rigs Mil I'd; .
house. sarase. So bearing fruit trees. straw.
cuitiyation; $500; ST $500 cash cash, S bsisnes e
monthly ERWIN REALTY co. Can
watts. Q334. Eyes, WA, 1881,
" ACRE-$7,s50.
-, Four bedrms.. bath; beautiful corners
victory garden; h.-w.h large Iiv., din. rm.s
fireplace. front porch
~ ACRE-S6,350.
Srick-frame 2-story; rms, bath; op.
cash, $5950 mo-. H.-w. heat: basmt; bus,
mile.
Se,975-BUNGALow.
seven rms, bath, fireplace; garage; near
schools, store, 10-cent bus.
BOSS REALTY CH kq7-
Evening star., 1944-06-06
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1928 10th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
showers: downtown; excellent board IL
1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.-Attrac-
ing room. private bath and entrance; in
Guiding unlim. phone: suitable for 4 ladies
or small family: Transportation front OF
H5 before pm. pm WIN ''
BEAUTIFUL ROOM. excellent food; home
like atmosphere convenient bus service
Gil. $685..
1108 ELLICoTT ST. N.W.-If young man
Is to 20, would like home with another
young man townerl and mother. S one OF
family in LTiyate home, l have a nice
home with all conveniences and meals: nc
other roomers. Call OR. 9532 until p m
or after , midnight.
MAN young. to share large room; excel.
lent meals; walking distance: every con.
yenience. reasonable Me qlqS
Evening star., 1944-06-06
FARM G GARDEN,

MANURE, PEAT MOSS, ETC.--FTee deliv-
cry. Well-rotted COW manure from one OF
Marylands finest dairy farms. Large 100
ID. sack, Sl.95; sacks at 81 .S5; 10 sacks
at i IS. Peat moss, ST .25 bushel; 3 bushels
At s5c; 90 bushels at 70c.. Sheep manure,
SO lbs, SI.75; 100 lbs, 81 -. .Agrico for
Victory gardens, o lbs, SOC: - lbs, ,S1.4o;
so lbs, SEQ: 100 lbs, SO so. Garden
lime, 10 lbs, ,21c; so lbs. 6Oc Also ful!
line Of insecticides, garden tools. etc. at
our complete Garden Shops. Phone or
ders Atlantic 1900 Hechinger Co.
EVERGREENS, low-growing, hardy trees
each With a ball Of earth; many varieties
from which TO choose priced from S4 so
up; also lareer-growing eVergreens,- Nor
way and white spruce, arborvitae Fraser
and Douglas FIR. with balls of earth S2.10
Up: select the cnes you Ike at any one OF
our complete garden shops. Phone orders
ATlsntle 1900; free delivery. Hechinger Co
GARDEN TOOLS, used. III excellent con-
dition. Picks with new handles. 81 05;
Snovels. Si.25; wheelbarroWs, S6 80: mat
tocks with new handles, ~ ,05; hoes with
nps handles, Sl.U2. Complete Garden
Shops at 4 stores. Phone orders. Allan
TIC 1900. Free delivery, Hechlnger Co.
GENERAL LANDSCAPING, manure. top.
SOIL, gpoGtrR, grading, etc. wa 4j43
THOROUGHLY experienced, white garden
eTs. lawn work. Laudscaplng ana main
slneFS on monthly basis. Gail sH 1876
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