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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Brownies Visit Plant

Members of the Brownie troop met
last Thursday and were taken on an
inspection trip of the Coca Cola plant.
The operation of the plant was eX-
planned by John Bell, manager, after
which the Brownies were given a
treat.
Following the inspection the men,
bers went to Coddington Rifles for a
camp fire and supper. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. B. |. Gender, Jr.,
head counselor, and Mrs. William
Naylor and Mrs. Emeric G. Dusic,
assistants.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11

mate goal always the Specialization OF land This happened
Russia and the people Of England voted at the last cleo
ton for ociazation of banking mining and railroads. There
of plans already underway in Britain for beginning
IL the division of land.
Here in the United States there has been security private
ownership of property but the Federal Government has osered
gigantic plans for Federal ocazaon of electric power and other
activities There for Federal housing Federal nanc
ing and Federal feeding of many persons All this will sup
plant private enterprise.
Now there suggestions for Government ownership of land
in the United States right just small cloud the horizon
but ready to expand at the least encouragement.
Here in county, the Federal Government acquired
3539 in its socaed resetemen program few years
Federal flood control dams taking acreage and
others planned
How long private citizens will be permitted enjoy the
private ownership of land the ahead depends upon the
strength that individuals have to resist such trend.
When nation starts socazng its natural resources it
won't stop until has full power don't be too con-
dent in the belief that can't happen here is happening
right under and coming closer every day
thing every Individual will have fight against with deeni-
nation
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Prize Winning Bass

What is being termed the prize win
ming bass caught to date in Deep
Creek Lake, was hooked recently by
William "Gus" Fife, of the Craig
Motor Service.
The bass weighed seven pounds, was
% inches long and was 16 inches in
circumference. 1t was caught on the
Red Run innlet of the lake, near Nc
Comas Beach.
This is the largest fish ever having
been reported caught in the lake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
OIL DEALERS TO MEET

Dealers for the Standard Oil Com
pany in this territory will have a din
ner meeting on Tuesday, October %
at the William-Jame hotel, the first
of these get-togethers since the war
began, it was announced by H. H.
Wiegand, district manager, of Elkins,
w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Meat Lists Received

New lists covering ceiling prices for
various kinds of meat for this area
were received by the war price and
rationing board few days ago, it was
announced by Mrs. II. E. Rock, price
clerk
They are now being distributed
throughout the county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Reminders of Winter

Reminders of approaching winter
were handed out to Garrett county
residents this week Little flurries of
snow fell on Tuesday followed by
heavy freezes on Wednesday morning
and Thursday morning.
The thermometer at the govern
ment station at Weber's showed 25 de-
grees on Wednesday morning and %
degrees this morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
To Observe Fiftieth Wedding
Anniversary

At their home, 1913 Second street, in
Oakland, Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ. H. Sim
cell will observe their fiftieth we'd
ding anniversary and will maintain an
open house for their friends: 2:30
to 500 p. M, and from 700 to 1000
p. M, on Sunday, October 14th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Local Soccer Team Wins

Oakland High school soccer team
defeated the Accident High team at
Accident on Tuesday afternoon at Ac-
cident, 5 to 0. This was the first game
for the Oakland team this season.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
23CALLEDFOR
PHYSICAL EXAM
Are Ordered To Report To Local
Board On Sunday Night, Oc-
tOber IA, for Baltimore Trip

Twenty registrants have been
ordered to report to the local selective
service board on Sunday night, Oc-
tober IA, to be sent to Baltimore for
their pre-induction physical eXamina-
ton, it was announced by Harland L.
Jones, chief clerk. Those accepted will
be subject to induction after twenty
one days
Those ordered to report:
John William Warwick .... Swanton
Howard Chester Bockman. . Swanton
John Lower Fitzwater, Jr.. Oakland
Alvin Everett Stewart Deer Park
Darius Dietle. .Grantsville
Sherman Leroy Friend. 49,. Swanton
Lewis TroXell Tichnell .... Swanton
William Sincs. .............Oa Oakland
Stanley Everett Calls Mt Lake Park
Ralph Junior Georg Accident
William Lee Watson. -. Bloomington
Raymond Franklin Real Gormania
VIM. Samuel Elliott. Bloomington
Herbert Hoover Groves. 49,. Swanton
Byard Groves Platter. .. Grantsville
Leroy Lenberg Friend. .... Swanton
Albert Lee UpOle Deer Park
Alvin Leonard Lee. ........ SWantOn
Lawrence Wheeler Sines Oakland
VIM Henry Hardesty Deer Park
Walter Glenn Resh. Accident
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11

a million people turned out in
Washington to hail Admiral Nimitz
who headed the Navy that chased the
Jap fleet from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo
Bay.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11

Censorship of news written by AL
lied correspondents came to an end in
the Pacific area on October 5.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Traffic Safety Slogan For Week

Sure slow driving is a chore,
But saving manpower won the war
DRIVE CAREFULLY!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-10-11
Right linden Ho~a No4e .
5 A COUNTRY turns

Ms COUNTRY turns toward sOcialisc PRACTICES the ult
mate goal always the Specialization of land This happene
in Russia and the people of England voted at the last
Evening star., 1945-11-05

Truman. This seemed like fertile
field, but then I learned dronn an
old retainer sacked by Mrs. Evalyn
Walsh Mclean for serving DR.. Pep
per to Senator Pepper that the
Republican party had beat me to
that one and already had saved
up roomful Of them for use in
l948.
Pattern for Patton.
A friend made what seemed to
be a sound suggestion. What about
collecting pictures of Gen. Patton
showing him without his pistols
strapped around his waist? There
were many Of them, the friend ex-
planned, in the Patton family album.
Search proved this to be false. One
Of the earliest pictures OF old Blood
and Cuts" showed him at six
months, stretched out naked on a
piano top-two cap pistols slung
about his infant middle.
considered coins. Then con-
sidered myself. I gave that up right
quick. After 80 years of trying to
collect coins I still hadn't been able
to get enough of them together to
pay my insurance premiums an
Evening star., 1945-11-05

7
collection ! have ever seen. Do you
plan to enlarge your collection by
buying an airmail stamp. q special
delivery, and some ones and some
twos?" ! told him, no, not at pres
ent. I planned to 80 slowly, and
probably would do some swapping
before I made any further pur-
chases.
Unfortunately, the members OF
my household didn't realize the
value OF my stamp collection, and
used them all up.
At the moment, am just as fal
from having hobby as I ever was
but I still have my eyes out ano
Evening star., 1945-11-05
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

Q. What does 1t cost per man to
out our soldiers, sailors and
Marines2-F. F.. E.
A. 1t costs approximately $270 per
discharged man.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

@. Are all crew members of the
Navys aviation forces able to pilot
plane in case of an emergency?
j. K.
A. No. The pilot and co-pilot are
usually the only ones capable of
! dyine planes.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

muster out our soldiers, sailors and
Marines?-F. F. E.
A. 1t costs approximately $27O per
discharged man.
@. Is there any scientific reason
for making the handle of a hammer
smaller near the head?-F. I. H.
4 A. The handle is made larger at
the end to flt the hand. The end
near the head is narrowed so as to
make 1t more elastic and to lessen
the jar to the hand.
| @. What other famous persons
served prison terms upon the lie
Sainte-Marguerite, where Marshal
Petain is confined?-O. N. w.
A. One was the mysterious Man
IN the Iron Mask" who was held a
state prisoner in various localities
for over 40 years by Louis XIV, and
whose identity is still undisclosed.
Another was Marshal Bazaine, COM
mander in chief of the French main
armies in the Franco-Prussian War.
Convicted Of treason, he was con-
fined on Lille Sainte- Marguerite,
but escaped and spent the rest of his
life in Italy and Spain.
@. In what year was the celebra-
ton of Christmas forbidden In Eng
land?-G. OBJ.
A. In 1852, Parliament ordered
that no observation shall be had of
the 25th of December, commonly
called Christmas Day."
@. Who is the pretender to the
Spanish throne?-W. S. E.
A. Don Juan, third son of the late
King Alfonso XIII. With his wife.
Princess Maria Mercedes, and four
children. he is living in exile in
Switzerland.
@. At what place in the world do
the tides follow the sun rather than
the moon?-N. L. D.
A. The tides at Tahiti appear to
follow the sun instead of the moon,
with high water about midnight and
noon, and low water about 6 am.
and pm. every day.
@. Can you give the Ten Com
mandments in rhyme?-P. l.. B.
A. Thou no Gods shall have but
me, Before no idol bow the knee.
Take not the name of God in vain,
Nor dare the Sabbath day profane;
Give to thy parents honor due, Take
heed that thou no murder do. Alb
stain from words and deeds unclean.
Steal not, for thou of God art seen.
Tell not q wilful lie, nor love it:
What is thy neighbor's, do not covet."
| @. Should veteran convert his
national service life insurance pol
icy immediately?-H E. r.
A. Many authorities have recon-
mended that veterans do not convert
their policies until after a brief re-
adjustment period at home to deter
mine their future needs, especially
If they are young. Veterans have
from 1948 to 1858 to convert their
service policies. depending on the
date of issue Of the policy.
@. Are all crew members of the
Navy's aviation forces able to pilot
plane in case of an emergency?
u. K.
A. No. The pilot and co-pilot are
usually the only ones capable of
flying planes.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

nually instead Of In monthly drib-
lets, or ever to pass Z Morris Plan
bank without quickcning my step
and pulling my hat brim down
over my eyes. And ! don't carry
much insurance-scarcely enough
to justify the work my wife puts
into grinding glass to sprinkle over
my cereal every morning.
Unusual Collection.
I tried stamps. I went down to
the post ONCE and bought a book
Of threes to start my collection
When I exhibited them to q phila-
teiist friend he said (and I could
tell he was completely sincere)
"This Is the most unusual stamp
Evening star., 1945-11-05

less run itself and not take up too
much Of my time. I thought at
first of collecting the scholarly ad-
dresses of Senator Bilbo of Missis-
sippi. but was tipped off that he
had never made but one, and that
1t was a collectors item valued at
upwards of $25,000.
Then I considered collecting the
quick, hasty decisions of President
Evening star., 1945-11-05

the great PROB
lens that con-
from t him In
both foreign and
domestic fields.
The cancellation
of his scheduled
trips Is one evi-
dence Of this.
But tn ere are
others.
In this atti-
tude ere is
hope -b ut not
too much. II
Mr.. Tru m a n
were a I a r
hirrer man than
Evening star., 1945-11-05

h ve hobbies,
and the on | y
way to keep q
man from bor-
ing you to death
talking a b o u t
his hobby, is to
beat him to the
punch and bore
him to d ea t h
talking a b ou t
yours.
For some time
I have ben cast
ing about for q
good, inexpen-
sive hobby that
,yl
Evening star., 1945-11-05
The Great Ganeof Politics
Truman Pictured as Having Chance to
Act Courageously and Avert Dangers

vision, courage, character. It Is a
major operation. 1t would be ar
almost superhuman achievement. II
seems absurd to expect 1t of Mr.
Truman. But it would be marvel
GUS to see him try. And no one
knows what you can do until you
| f,~xr
Evening star., 1945-11-05
THE EVENING STAR, Waslnngte-L - G.
MONDAY. NovEMsER 5, lsA5.

my ears open. II any Of you can
think Of good one for me. let me
know. Until hit on just the right
thing, I'll continue to spend my
Evening star., 1945-11-05
McLennore
Seeks Hobby to Sove
Self From Bores
Bp Henry McLemOye

Up until now my only hobby has
been not having a hobby.
But have to get one, If only in
self defense. Most Of my friends
Evening star., 1945-11-05
Bv Frank r. Kent.

It Is said that a new appreciation
Of the gravity Of his job has been
developed by the President and with
1t a desire for more aid In graphing
Evening star., 1945-11-05
to
Questions :.

A reader can get the answer to any
question of fact by writing The Evening
star Information Bureau 3l6 street
close 3 cents for return postage.
Evening star., 1945-11-05

leisure time crocheting covers for
third base sacks for baseball dia.
monds.
DISTRIBUTED BY McNaught Syndicate. Inc.)
Evening star., 1945-11-05
Attractive Sale OF
F u r N I r u r E

HIGH GRADE BEDROOM GROUPS,
CHAIR, UPRIGHT Player PIANO.
LAW AND OTHER BOOKS, CONNER
CIAL LIGHTING FIXTURES, ETC.
BIZ order C. Clinton James, Executor
estate Martha J. NJ. Allen; United
States Storage Company and Others.
High srode, decorated, double woinut
bedroom group; Joeobeon bedroom
group with inIoid panels Of olive and
sotinwoods. twin maple and mohosony
bedroom groups, dining and dinettes,
mirrored china cases, new body cor
rioees and cribs, wordrobes, ontique
MondoIino music box, living room
groups. odd sofos, eos ronse, sos ond
cool heoters. tobles. lomps. studio and
SOTO beds; lounge, borreI back, boudoir
and side chairs; irwin end double beds,
rockers, e-hoIe desks. rodios, utility
ond kitchen cabinets, chests Of drow-
ers, dressers, innersprine mattresses,
box and spiroI springs, commercial
lighting fixtures, bed sheets, etc.
By Auction
at WESCHLER'S
915 E ST. NV.
+ q M q r r o w
Commencing at $50 O'clock AM.
Marion progress., 1945-06-28

Care too, should be taken not to
plant all of one variety of crop at
the same planting, but to stagger
planting so that a continuous crop
may be gathered throughout the
season.
Although a pattern cannot be set
to fit all sections of the country be-
cause>~of differences in the length of
the growing season, in most sections
as many as three crops may be har-
vested on the same ground. For in
stance in many of the green crops
like chard, which are among the
earliest planted in the garden, it
may be followed with lettuce, and
then late in July the lettuce may be
followed with Chantenay carrots.
Snap and pole beans may be fol-
lowed Immediately with turnips aft
er the beans have been harvested.
After harvesting the early beets,
carrots and turnips, collards may be
planted.
Cabbage requires a very fertile
soil and heavy applications of fer
tilizer high in nitrogen for good
yields and quality. Top dressings
Marion progress., 1945-06-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE
At all dealer.

EXECUTORS NOTICE
North Carolina,
Mcdowell County.
Having qualified as executor Of
Lennie Green, deceased, late Of Nc
Lennie Greenlee, deceased, late Of
Mcdowell County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to file such claims with the
undersigned at Bryson City, North
Carolina, on or before the 26th day
of June, 1916, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to the said
estate will please make immediate
settlement.
This 26th day of June, 1945.
D. R. BRYSON, Executor.
Marion progress., 1945-06-28
MARION PROGRESS, MARION N c. THURSDAY JUNE 28 1e45
Your 1945 Garden--
Nem Vegetables
Should Be Kept
Ever Growing

ONE of the principal objectives Of
~ a Victory garden is to supply
fresh vegetables throughout the
growing season. To obtain that OBJ
jective frequent or successive plant
ings or replantings are necessary in
some of the quick growing crops.
Not only will replantings provide
this continuous supply, but the gar
dener will reap to the full the prod
Marion progress., 1945-06-28

Chard, properly spaced, is one Of
the earliest crops, may be followed
by carrots, beets or other root crop.
of nitrate of soda or ammonium sui
fate should be made at about month
ly intervals after the plants have
been set. In regions of mild winters
where the average last spring frost
occurs about April / to 10, Early
Jersey Wakefield and Charleston
Wakefield may be planted two to
four weeks before the first frost free
date, and may again be planted in
the fall about Thanksgiving time and
wintered over. Golden Acres is an
other good early variety. Copenhag-
en- Market and Glory of Enkhuizen
are successfully later varieties. Still
later kinds are All Seasons, Early
Flat Dutch and Succession. The
commonest late varieties are Late
Flat Dutch and Danish Ballhead.
Cabbage maggots are an early en-
emy of the small cabbage plants. An
ingenious method of protection is
to cut circular collars of tar paper,
five to six inches in diameter, fit
them around the small cabbage
stems and lay fiat on the ground.
This may be done by cutting the
paper with scissors to the center
and then cut small hole at the CEN
ter to fit the stem.
Marion progress., 1945-06-28

The salvaging Of household fat is
just as necessary today as at any
other time during the war, says
VIA.
Marion progress., 1945-06-28

uct OF his land,
earning therefore a
larger return on his
investment.
Just as soon as
one crop has fin
ished bearing, the
plants should be
pulled, the ground
prepared and anoth-
Marion progress., 1945-06-28
Onions Important
Part of Garden

Nearly every gardener wants to
grow a few onions and attempts to
grow them are made nearly every
where. Some variety or kind of
green onions may be grown at some
season of the year in every state,
but mature dry onions fail far too
commonly in home gardens because
suitable varieties and procedures
are not used. Onions are sensitive
to weather, insects and diseases.
They require a very rich soil and
only varieties suited to the region
should be planted Onions planted
from seed should be carefully
watched, for the seedlings are deli
cate and cannot make a good start
in soil that bakes or forms crust.
Thorough, careful and timely weed
ing is especially important because
the seedlings cannot compete with
weeds.
The conmonest method Of start
ing onions in the home garden is by
sets, and under average conditions,
probably this is the best chance
of success for green onions.
Both commercial seedsmen and
public research agencies are breed
ing an ever-increasing number Of
high-quality, productive, new vari-
eties of vegetables, many of which
are resistant to one or more dis
eases and some of which are espe-
ciany adapted to certain parts of the
country. Gardeners should ask for
the new kinds that have proved su-
perior and available.
Some varieties are for early plant
ing and some for later planting. The
variety should be chosen which is
recommended for planting at the
particular time it is to be used.
Evening star., 1945-05-25
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTING CLERK, years in account
ing ONCE, payroll and general ONCE expert
ence' SIS. 4o-hr. week minimum. Box
COMPANION, refined, capable woman. as
sist with light housework. DU. BIB.
DRESsMAkING, designing. remodelins, al
terations, reasonable. MISS BERT, 1880
Irving St, NV, Apt. 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL will care for children evenings and
some Sundays, for room and board. WA.
GIRLS, two, colored, desire work after
school hours. 4-1;30. SOC per hour. RE.
1882 and AT. 03s6.
GRADUATE NURSE, surgical and ortho-
pedic experience, would like to work 6
souT' hour day in doctors once. Box l927A' sS:
LADY wishes position as resident mgr in
rooming house or small hotel Call be-
tween 6 and Z pm, Ho. 1883:
NURSE, available for duty: will consider
nursing in war industry plant, cases OF
NURSE. trained, long experience, doctors
ref, g., hrs. day. 6 days week; chronic
o.. inyilad case. Spruce 020S-R.
TECHNICIAN, registered med laboratory
and x-ray. colored; recent graduate with
16 mos. training in professional school;
excellent references, Call AT, O3SS. 27s
Evening star., 1945-05-25
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BASEMENT ABATEMENT for laborine man
Maa'0P issf TudI st yssE Gr - sass ss,,.
cai AD. 7sii after 8 pm. weekdays.
iits5nYGa isss FainM1sfy sS1Psay s&a iss sna room
spts;, Completely furnished; ,s75 and s15o;
emRsysf HaRMNS s9upei; PnRNsaEp ssais only
sarouk russ, steinway piano. bedrooms;
living l.nt room ss on5 gs1s5 'pd
APT pr i 10 sHAE2wouid SsSi Fix TX. Woman in
pleasantly r iyi furnished IN apt. for or months:
own bedroom, full use of apartment; about
35 minutes Of downtown Washington, near
GssoreeteWsn: SsS g ssaE about s62.25 monthly. BOX
Tsa7 Tsf7R; coIsMBrA Sia5 RD. N.w.-r.d, in her
4Os to share nice. clean, cool 1st-noor apt.
another lady; utilities and linens. Avail
sssr soSs sSsls 4xE xsS S.r VI Wavh o..y
Seth 81 81 RE ?Sas e.tsE Sso shan.
aah sDi nss sn n0'ffE zi! eeRs oas
sh With batp small sddtional rm nicely furn
:ss :s ist 81. NV, n near Union Station and
Capitol, ,dt61ont t1ont rms ocedna1. n1. bath; Ink;
1877 BRENTWoobD B.. RD: D 'N.E.-Avail.bl.
nee seeton bs
tation and shopping; no children; $10o.
Phone after $50 No.. Hobart 1868.
will share apt. with another man; out Of
town week ends: $40 month
REFINED GIRL to share apt. with another
girl for summer: $40. North Alexandra.
DE; 1900. Ext: 81: before 1870 pm. -,
en-; bath, refrigerator: End floor home;
3O35 BLADENsBURG RID. N.E.-one bed
room, bath. complete kitchen. Frigidaire,
gas and heat no linens; S52 so AT 9O32
JULY AND AUGUST-6th-hoor corner apt y,
3 exposures, cool, spacious, airy; . bed
bath: convenient to bus and car. 1873
! Col. I'd. NV. 604. Adults only. S125 mo-,
/ plus utilities MI 5166
Evening star., 1945-05-25
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

iayinf. ssndinE. finishing. eiesnins; p.r:
mo LiT &C coNTEaAcT9SHs "a 1S9S INC. 1912 wiseon'
GENERAL NecoNTkRacToR. building con-
strue5ion repairing rsmSdeling asphalt
eson sH%E sGRS1sEi ca Rav'9s 9sss Estimates free
roofing, siding. insula-
aHfEs 1a 'e% SoNTRAcrINd c.. ssafs 81 saSo pay
fss aas.d risa DUree. o
s,s and and
ssRaF, Gss sur riSR iTss s%ts oM
RENovXIATiNd CO.. 1920 irving st. nv.
closed. recrea ton rooms built. sttics nm
tshed; concrete and brick work. painting
and an ID plumbing; roofing. sid,ns and storm
Gems
srai e Slx%2HI sSntraeters ST nSgG, GE 1881 ,,
experiencs in NM making home. Ssiehter.' 'fsas Rea-
Sss55, Se5 irss estimate: cal, "a: $3.50 q ~
ssss sss rn.rs.n after pm LUCAS q LUCAS.
fans fEs NnsshSn xNS rsRmiTs Ii aT FuHN1sHED-o.n.
sadtons ses ser nsans psrc5ss 5s.nas ss v D
kEMoOEL: 1.: af IedsTnizs ySgT home rev;
Terms; 1res estmaoe MA1IONAL install
ROOFING, asbestos sidins, temodelIns.
terms. 1-l6 years. SECURITY HOME
IMPROVEMENT CO.. GeorgiA 11OS-l113
nembei I'M Home Improvement Guild
a vIEGiNiA-csn PATTERsoN-oARD1.
NER CORP, Hobart 412O, Johns Man
vile roofing. siding insulation: storm win
dows, screens. heating. remodeling Terms
LET ME HELP YOU with you home i'm.
provements Roofing and siding; screen
". b. TAYLOR. 81. 094S. evenings. ~
IN WASHINGTON Call PATTERSON
GARDINER CORP. Ho. 412O; Johns-Nan-
vile roofing. siding, latfon; storm win.
dows screens. heating. remodeling Terms
REMODELING, painting and papering. No
payments. sYMoNDs BROS, gen. con-
TRACTORS; Taylor 1867. ia, s46e.
CAkfENTEkNG and painting, pure Dutch
Boy lead and oil paint; inside and outside
painting; new screens: all types Of car
penter work. NO. 1883.
AsPHALT DRIvEwAYs. walks and park-
ing lots: free estimates Glebe 594e. e6'