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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
March Date For
Hobby Show OF
Woman Group

The second annual hobby show
sponsored by the Junior Woman's
club Of Pascagoula will be held
Saturday, March 3, at the 18th
Street community building from
2:30 to $50 pm. Mrs. w. b Rob-
ertson, chairman OF the show
committee, announced.
Open to lobbyists from any
locality, varied and unusual col
lections are scheduled to be dis
played at this time. Enthusiasts
who have been boarding then
treasures for years and those who
have Just succumbed to the col
lecting urge + requested to ex-
hibit in the show.
The proceeds from the hobby
show will 60 TO the Youth Can
teen which is sponsored by the
organization. The canteen, locat-
ed at Parsley and Market streets,
was opened last summer in a
building furnished by the gov
eminent through FPHA and at
present approximately 65 boys
and girls between the ages of ID
and Ia enjoy its facilities daily
Included in activities conducted
for the youth by trained workers
are boxing, pool, dancing, table
games puppet making ana shows
oramatics and handicrafts Of va
rious kinds. Due to the increased
popularity of the center, an adj
dition has been made necessary
and is nearing completion. This
will give added space for indoor
activities and outdoor features
such as barbecue pits and courts
are being added.
Anyone wishing to enter an ex-
hibit in the show may do so by
contracting Mrs. Anton Kihyet,
53l-R.
There will be a program, pfin
'cipally consisting OF musical mum.
bers, during the hours the show
is open, Students of the school.
are urged to enter any collection
they may have such as model air
planes.
Committee members in charge
of the affair are: program, Mrs
Upton David, chairman, Mrs. +
J. Higginbotham and Mrs. B. f
Mckenzie; booking, Mrs. Kihyet
chairman, Mrs. A. F. Dantzler,
Jr., and Mrs. Philip Ware; pro-
gram-advertisement, Mrs. R. J.
Dempster, chairman, and Mrs. i
w. BroWder; floor arrangement
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Moss Point High
Carnival Ball Set
For Saturday At 8

The Moss Point High school
band will present the annual
Carnival ball Saturday at 3 pm.
at the school gymnasium. Carni-
val colors will be used in decor
ating the ball room and the story
of Carnival will be read by jim
my Bishop, band director.
King Rex and Queen lila,
whose identity will remain a Sc
cret until the night of the fes-
tivity, will make their regal APP
pearance attended by their court.
The rulers will be chosen from a
boy and girl eligible from each
of the grades, seventh through
twelfth, and from the band. Two
boys and two girls have been
named from each grade and from
the band, and from this group
the dukes and duchesses will be
named. The choosing of the en-
tire court will be by popular
vote.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Moss Point Water
Unhurt BY Color
Chemists Report

Every effort is being made TO
correct the undesirable condition
Of the water supply in Moss
Point, Mayor Gregory Wood de-
clared Thursday. This has taken
the form OF a rusty color in the
water when first released by the
faucet and is especially notice
able to users on River road and in
East Moss Point.
Engineers have been called
in and the aid of the State Health
Department has been obtained
in an effort to determine causes
of the present coloration of the
water" Mayor Wood said.
He made it clear, however, that
the water is perfectly safe for
drinking purposes and the rusty
DIOR mas been traced to an in
;rease in the IRON content. Chem
SITS have checked the water and
!eclare that the present sedi-
nent, not present in the water
i've years ago, does NOT render
the water unhealthful to drink,
ne pointed out.
Mrs. Eleanor M. Talbot; trans
portation. Mrs. NJ L. Funkhouser.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Navy Mothers Club
To Preside AT Jovu
Hour Once A Month

At a meeting of the Navy
Mothers Club at the USO Wed
nesday afternoon it was decided
to take over Java Hour at the
USO one Sunday afternoon each
month, the time to be decided
upon later.
The chair was occupied by the
president Mrs. X. Il. Mahaffey and
among other business to come be-
fore her was that of sewing for
men at the Naval base in Pasca-
goula. II was decided to do this
work each Thursday at the base.
Placards are TO be posted at the
USO informing naval men OF
this service and asking them to
leave garments needing repair
in the office at the USO. The club
planned to compose a letter, cop
les of which will be made and
enclosed in Easter cards, which
will be sent to the sons and
daughters of members, who are
in the service.
Mrs. Harold Gautier was well
coined as a new member and
Mrs. Willie Westfaul as an alb
sentee who had been kept from
meetings by a lengthy illness.
Much pleasure was given by
Mrs. George Hague when she
passed among members an un-
usual set of post cards that had
been sent to Mrs. j. B. Delmas by
her son. Bury, who obtained them
in Paris. They were in exquisite
colors and revealed different
scenes when they were viewed
from different angles.
AT the conclusion of this Pc
Rod a Valentine party was en-
joyed. This amusement period
was directed by Miss Molly Bur
rowes, YWCA director of the
USO.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Merchants Should Clean Up Premises

In another report to Mayor John r. Watts the City Ad-
visory Committee, among other things, points out that prem
ises back of a number of business houses are Uttered with dis
carded boxes, trash and paper, and garbage.
This condition has existed for a long, long time and con-
stitutes one of Pascagoula's chief eye sores. We have seen
conditions behind some stores, easily visible from the street
and sidewalk, that would make a disreputable pig shudder,
bors.
We know help is short and merchants busy, but there is
no reason for conditions such as these to exist. IL the mer-
chants themselves can't be shamed into doing something
about it, we believe that a city ordinance could be found that
would allow the city government to step in and force them
to clean up.
Trash burners are easy to build and a little cleanliness
is not too difficult to achieve. AS long as this condition Is
allowed to exist the Pascagoula business district will con-
tinue to be q discredit to the city.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

of the Rev. L. E. Green.
Secretary j. +. Stone an
nounced that the district COVER
nor of Rotary International would
be a guest of the club at next
weeks meeting.
Those who were called on by
Mr.. Otis 10 give biographical
eketches of themselves included
President May, Chester Lyons,
Capt II. II. Cole, Ted Tyson. Ed
Virgins and Mr.. Otis himself.
The biographical sketches are
used at frequent intervals as a
means of making club members
better acquainted with each
other.
The sextette, under the diree-
ton Of Miss Eason who PLAYED
the piano accompaniment, rem
dered two numbers which were
enjoyed by the club members and
guests.
Members of the sextette are
Mary Evelyn Eubanks, Sari Wren,
Katherine Wright, Betty What
ley. Katie Belle Styron and Mary
Mccoy.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Two Rooms Win
Holidays AT Moss
Point PTA Meetino

With more than fifty members
present, the regular meeting of
the Parent-Teaeher association of
Moss Point met Tuesday at the
elementary school. Under the
new system of having % per cent
OF the parents from a single room
present instead of the old major
ity rule. two rooms won half hol-
days through the large attend
ance. A section of the first grade
and a section of the section grade
will both get the award.
After the business of the meet
ing was completed the story of
P-TA was read and the assembly
was served fruit punch and cake.
The next meeting will be held
March II.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

porting system Of the action TAX
en-.
The War hangover Commits
sion ana its US. Employment
Service, the Department of Agri-
culture the Civi Service and the
Railroad Retirement Board are
all cooperating With the syatem
as placement agencies.
Ali private o. state employers
are requested to aid in the plan
by supplying employment service
to these veterans and reporting
the fact to the local boards of
Selective Service.
This plan was put into eff
feet ON Feb. l, l945, and will
be used on all veterans reporting
for assistance after that date,
stated Col. l.. w. Long. state di-
rector of selective service.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Moss Point Boys
Observe National
Boy Scout Week

Special observances marked IA.
final Boy Saout Week for Scouts
in Moss Point as boys through
the nation celebrated the 35th an
n%iversary of the movement.
The Scouts started Scout Weel
by having flag ceremonies al
Moss Point High school at 8:3(
on the first morning. While the
flag was being raised, Alex West
troop bugler, played. The Scout!
are now in charge of raising the
flag each morning.
At noon on Thursday five
Scouts were guests of the Rotary
Club, which sponsors this troop
They were Bart DeLashmet,
Shannon Slyfield, Rupert Cirlot,
Billy Swami and Charles Torres.
AT the weekly Rotary meeting,
members of the troop had as their
guests theih parents members
Of the Rotary Club and members
of the Young Mems Business
Club. The meeting was called to
order with flag ceremonies by
Rupert Cirlot, Billy Swami,
Shannon Slyfield and Charles
Torres. Following the presenta-
ton of the flags, the pledge OF
allegiance was taken.
Il a Khaxat ,,h. -, -.
much for local scouting, was in,
PRODUCED as a special guest. He
delivered a short talk on the
value OF Scouting to the boy ano
as an aid in parental care.
Bart DeLashmet, Eagle Scout
welcomed the guests. He was
followed by Scoutmaster Will AL.
len who thanked the YMBC ano
Rotary Club for their help and
acknowledged the aid given by
parents.
Exhibition of the Scouts recre.
ational program took the form OF
a game of Capture the Flag
and Charles Torres gave a history
of Scouting in the world and in
America. Brief talks were made
by L. G. Wood, Frank Spann. Jr.
Cyril Slyfield, Sgt. John A. Cir
lot, A. j. Franklin, T. l.. DeLash.
met and A. L. Monroe. Refresh
ments We're served,
Attending were Mr.. and Mrs
M. {. Farley, Mr.. Wood, Mr.
Spann, MI. Monroe, the Rev
Richard Haley, Mr., Styled, Mr.
and Mrs. II. L. Miller, Mr.. ano
Mrs. f. Mortensen, Mr.. ana Mrs
L. Guillotte, MIR. and Mrs. Mike
Young, Mrs. Fl. M. Rhodes, I. X
Swayze, Foster Lennep, Mr. ane
Mrs. X. l.. Roper, Mr.. and Mrs
/. l.. DeLashmet, Mrs. Linns
Lunsford, Miss Helen Phillips
Miss Juanita Wadford, S/Sgt
John A. Cirlot, Mr.. Khayat, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyett, Mrs. Franklin
and Mrs. Mary Ola Bnndick.
On Sunday morning at ll:0t
o'clock, Scouts attended service.
at the Methodist church. Those
in the group were Rupert Cirlot
Charles Torres, L. c. Guilotte
Charles Lunsford, John Boyett
Shannon Sfyfield, Bart DeLash.
met, Elwood Lennep, Wallae,
Miller, X. j. Murrah, Billy Fair,
ley, c. E. Roper, Wayne Hawley
w. c, Rhodes. Danny Boy Hall
Alex West Gene Young, Levi.
Mortensen and Gene Wood, cut
scout.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Moss Point Chorus
Attends Choral
Clinic In Biloxi

Members of the Moss Point
High school chorus attended the
annual Choral Clinic in Biloxi
last Friday and Saturday. Win
ming awards were J~ulliette Har-
per, Raymond Upton and Mike
Prassenos.
One hundred and eighty BOYS
and girls from Biloxi. Galfport,
Moss Point, Long Beach, Bay st.
Louis, and Picayune, comprised
the chorus which sang under the
direction of DR.. R. J. Neill di-
rector of music at the Georgia
State Teachers College.
On Saturday evening the eho-
rus was heard in concert at the
Biloxi USO building accompanied
by the Biloxi High school band.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
Selective Service
Aids Veterans In
Getting Employment


All veterans of World War II
who desire assistance in securing
their old Jobs or new ones are
being supplied with a referral
card by the local boards and re-
employment committees Of Selec-
tive Service. This card is SELF
addressed and only requires q
statement as to service or en-
ployment by the agency or EN-
ployer to whom it is presented.
The purpose of this card is
to provide a means for a written
introduction of the veteran to
whom he is referred ana a re
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

Clara Barton, founder of the
American Red Cross. and an ex-
cellent horsewoman, rode into
battle with the northern troops
in the Civil War.
At the end of World War |
Gen. Douglas Macarthur was the
youngest and most decorated
hrigadier general in the u. S.
Army.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

FREEDOM or THE PRESS does not give a Newspaper
the right TO publish scandals. attack innocent individuals or
business firms. Neither does FREEDOM OF SPEECH give the
Individual the right to be-smear the reputation of outstanding
citizens. attack the communitys leading institutions. nor start
whispering campaigns for the sole reason of disturbing the
public peace. To violate the above rights and privileges Is TO
endanger the rights and happiness Of all"
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

Shellfish contain as much cal.
cium, and more magnesium and
phosphorus than an equal weight
of milk.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16
SUBSCRIPTION T

One Year, $500; Six Months LIS; Three Months, 7c; Subscribers
having their paper changed from one address to another should
give the old address as well as the new.
Cards of Thanks, Resolutions, Memorials, Obituary Notices, Notices
of Entertainments where admission is TO De charged, or other Notices
not Of General News value will be charged for at advertising rates.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

Entered at the p~ostoffice at Pascagoula, Miss, April 20, 1921,
under Act of March 8, 1879. as second class mail matter.
Entered as second class matter, October 8, 1909, at the post
office al Moss Point, Miss, under Act of March z, 1879.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1945-02-16

. Transportation agency in times of war.
. Carriers of commerce in times OF peace.
. Employers of labor.
. Originators of pay rolls that foster industrial and
social welfare.
. Purchasers of materials and supplies.
. Payers of taxes that support Government and
schools.
. Promoter of the Country's development.
The Louisville & Nashville Railroad-"The Old
Reliable, for 95 years has shared importantly in
all these activities.
Ii is a half-billion dollar corporation-spending
millions of dollars every year and quickening the
BUY WAR BONDS For VICTORY
Evening star., 1945-04-19
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

TRUNK, strong fiber. dresser, S35. I04d
M eE ss rental sTyss 67le 1ssh
SrXp,t,y SfSp r ady; @ re gel: $3.50 addl dep
gsF %z y a.s
sAe Cali f0mseess Reeablc x'h eaf$ ncs
KHsHSti KFHfTf isaa m.au,N g Il emadle Of bIos
other household items; to be sold as one
w9Tpe gTo4P only; Eod, laying city; MI: 4s3e:
WATER TiIFf mEATERs. rE g. auto. afsi gas. 20 GAL
SS;59:5o: 20 gal, 500 so: immediate de-
.sfas q Cali pfsfffi 81 e57i guaranteed five
WATER HEATERS, Rex, 2o-year guaran.
FTe f s7ss s serms J8sN 8s R
WATER HEATERS--Regular and bottle gas
20-30-4 0-50- -60-75- -100-gallon capacity. All
heaters deaa guaranteed s to 20 years. No No
s affas phone AZ feaTs iss an
HEATING CO, 55 K st. Sc.
WAKING MACHINE, electric:. lawn mower
bln9egars 9eS'h mahessny s9ffee table leather
SOUTHERN 4 VENETIAN BLIND co. - Blu,
direct from manufacturer, steel or wooe
sTTENrIoS SIT sToRIs. R. s. closine eHe out. a men, men,
robes, mems undershirts, sweaters, men!
men TuDDtrS, men mats
fixtures other small items in mems wear
WASHINGTON HABERDASHERY. 1102 +
st. NV
ONE model 49, 10 register Remington
Rand bookkeeping machine; good condi-
ton. Call WI. 1856. MRS. ANDERSON
CLEARANCE of $4,000 stock of Alex J.
BerlinS Hardware, containing garden tools
paints. brushes, carpenters and mechan-
ics tools. electrical and plumbing supplies
Hundreds of bargains. Priced low for quick
ave Sc. formerly Alex j Berlin'sl.
GIVING UP BROOM APARTMENT-Fint
quality furniture. in excellent condition
reasonable. Call Apt. l02, Parklanc
Gardens, 2101 NO. Glebe rd.. Arlington
after PIN. 20s
Evening star., 1945-04-19
PERSONAL.
sLIPCOyERs AND pRAPERIEs,

sLIPCOvERs AND DRAPERIEs, profess
mfnt TfSsEcted RfsTVN flentfls MI a992
cleaning, trimming; fabrics. straws felts,
made to order; exquisite samples in stocks.
VOGUE HATS, 1923 14th st. NV. Open
Or a. W JOHNSON. dentist False teeth
repaired while you wait Room 602.
Mfs5sEs FaoSE sfE a $3.50 8" ask for Miss
Wrls'- t. If YOU are in need of loan I'D to
aSS saS1sa Sa FEAR EfaI
deyelop courage. and gain poise: learn to
talk fluently and .convincingly For private
FEEL BETTER after first treatment or no
fee. relief from pains and aches due to
weak heart, asthma, rheumatism. arthritis,
ments. Also relief for aching. swollen feet.
Lady naturopath: 20 yrs. experience, in
fsssss. Bo7s; BSARpisa 81 IssS SCHOOL has several
vacanies in grades 10. Art. music. riding,
swimming and ANAL, al sports; rs, Summer school
nad ss%a ESMa and % e
nings; nn,ys,; s, MRS. NEAuLT, Ho. 1870. oSol1
H8tsmGis a1GHHY rei suLTURED hiT WOMAN teaches ss
English, self-confidence, freedom from self
consciousness. voice culture. drama, plat
kSoMD S51o fDess ss pTye m saaIy to and Nj ssso
exehanse Tor t0 hsht househola ls Gsn dUties In In
%Nr f SasE feqR,s &C. fos s
age ,; residential Alexandria: husband
SyfrIsay %s ssY ANT,9tE II Sti3 JEwr,Ry silver a,..
monds, watches, etc. We pay more at the
TINY JEWEL BOX, 1924 6 St NV.
sWisS-AMERICAN WATCH REPAIRiNG,
| 3 to days service; clocks repaired;
work. guaranteed; matchmaker on prem
sff fT RE3nDt cEafRR asfnson DesIs Gift MHF
| 514 10th ST., between E and sts NV.
ALEXANDRIA GOLF and tennis fans one
privilege cards. assuring you piayine
priority Saturday pm, Sundays and holi.
days, beginning May 80, at the new Alex
andrla Golf and Country Club Enrolment
now 81 and 81 each month (plus daily
green fees). 15-minute bus schedule.
Phone AL 5121.
dren am. to 6 pm, 9 days, SIS week
hourly, Soc. GE. Oe94.
Evening star., 1945-04-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN.
DRFSSMAKING, designing, reno

designing. remodelng.
alterations; reasonable. MISS BERT 1880
Irving ST., NV, Apt, 4. AID. 223s.
GIRL, colored, would like Job as ghw.
plain cooking or cleaning office. CO. 4737.
HOUSEKEEPER- COMPANION twhite). for
elderly lady. Box 271 M. Star. 20'
LADY. 90 years in doctors office. graduate
nurse: Box 1875; Star.
NURSE-CoMPANIoN, 5la-day week, semi
sary. Box 313-M. Star.
apartment; 5 years exper.; refs FO.
SECRETARY-STEN efficient mature,
desires part-time go hrs) responsible po-
sition, diversified work. Box 269-M, Star.
sTENoGRAPHER offers services, four or
five days weekly, 9:l5 to 1:15, manufac-
turing musical or legal dictation. 140
transcriptions; accurate; references. Near
eP dHne NAB a h0ms ST s Ssh aksdn in or
YOUNG LADY: refined; sales promotional
background; desires position as recep-
ZIONIST Office assistant, 5-5ka day. $40
min. Spruce 04S7-J 10.
YOUNG LADY wishes switchboard. clerk
or secretarial employment. HO. e574,
YOUNG LADY. 25, real estate experience.
including FLA loans, also experience in
legal and Secretarial work; minimum SAL
ary, $500 per month; North 917s. 21'
will care conscientiously for city or country
home during owners absence. Willing
pay $50 month. Finest references. Box
4aa-L Star
Evening star., 1945-04-19
ROOMS FURNIsHED-Northwe,t

I46G HARVARD ST. NV. - Basement.
seSS ST. s4ie' yggns efs fs
bright bright room with private bath for refined
Cal RA 317s after $50 pm.
DGPoNT a,II 9tva,o CiRCLE, M i52g Rigs pl;-Large.
iao4 LANfGR ts Fl. N.WMsinEle Na Pr fTont m0pah pm
inst. hot water. unlm. phone; vicinity 10th
1sf7 sf cssRs,s IS AVE Sf
suitable for executives or oficers, s10 and
5o1ai sssk sfd ST r A:wMdirl to share master IA.
Dearm bed pvt bath. bath and goed transp; s25
baths same floor; refined home, suitable
ofhcers and executives; $50 mo-, $40 each
sIls Goth ST. N.w-one large front
civilian employe. $50 per month; con
yd yeniens 5 to bus and streetcar. LIZ bus line.
ll:O PARKwooD PL. Nw.-clean single
room. private home, employed young lady;
GLovER Fl pa PARK Ks sEcTToS. 2g si9 s4os s7tb NV
Large front room. very nice: SIC. per wk.
Gent only. Call for appointment, Ell 63l5
l5d:s l1ls I;oa x ST. NV, dewntown-Lady TO
cite, with another lady; S25 mo-; end
15s5 M = 1sGsI: q: NV; NV nS; 1rne Dupont Ma,or"-
an5 Sa- raa,tLIe "4U oo1Hie A"is'' COO
ia5o 5 e GIRaRD IiaIaDs ST. NV, THE Palmer
House'-Large front room, near bath. S35
1886 MAcoMB ST. N.w-For gentlemen.
Rnlit,in sbdHer cases. exposures; bath and
Christian home; SIS: garage and pvt.
iSs shSse %acoMh GaatteGs sTsae EM $asa room s.nt.
1885 EUCLID sT. NW-Room for SdrS. girls.
good beds, electric plate, laundry privileges;
ioao h0 Isah ST. r fSsfa SW-fdeai fG 3@ts downtown
s4i !ocation for young ladies. several vacancies
ls@. 81, N.Y. triple, sa2 so each;
col. KLINGLE RD.@A large cool front
Unlimited phone; !! busines; i ping smrs. pong.
sia sfifFenss isth ST. so sWsngs RE sa rm next to
asIijs%sS ;asR sais sssa ,Fan'D'
Portable rooms for single and married
ST 5Si fAkk ze ROAD ao1srA2 s5es'
girls,. light cooking conv. transportation.
2Ia Ca, Pprn T s. NV. S. week each; IL
pssy Toop 81 bd neey fsrn sne
with home privfls.; rooms for Couples, sin.
gle, and share; also rooms suitable for .
ss q EE Rsn cs Ii'es cHAREEs IsRfi 5FUo g
WARD. AID. 7495, NO, es79 or apply
q Fla. ave. NV
COLoRED-535 kenyon st. NV: room.
suitable for married couple. S35: / block
to carline. ia. 4419 after pm.
COLORED-l334 T st. NV; large front
room for . nice girls; $50 each MI. 1895
C0LORED-2016 18th NV: room for .
refined men, twin beds, S5 week each:
also share room for ! man, S5 week
COLORED-Men to share large furnished
NV DI. S99T
CoLoRED-l523 Vermont ave. NV. Laree
tront ,g5 room for girls. $3.50 each. NO
CoLoRED--soo 1st N.w.-Girls to share
earlns: s5 a week no. 600.
CoLORED-1725 Euclid St nw-Ls-ge
front room, share for girls with other
girl; cooking and laundry privileges; S5
per week each. AID. 9569.
COLORED-3544 18th st. n.w-Nice rr1.
DU. 363a
CoLoRED-16o4 sth st. n.w.-Nice fur
per week each. 2Os
Evening star., 1945-04-19
FARM and GARDEN.

LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED, factory
lathe grinder: no deliveries. ARGENT
BROS. 4636 N. Washington blvd. Arl 3os
FLOWERS FOR SALE-Creeping phlox,
tail phlox pansies. chrysanthemums, irises
and fresh dug strawberry plants. JOHN
BURDoFT. Colesville. Md. Call Ashton
1886.
ROTOTILLER-Will buy or rent with or
without operator, new or used Also any
equipment suitable for large-scale land
Scape operation. Phone Temple Sl00,
ask for Mr. WILLIAMS.
VICTORY GARDEN SUPPLIES, vegetables
bedding. plants, complete line OF landscape
material on Conn ave. at Albemarle st. NV.
CRAB GRASS TREATED, evergreens plant
ed, trimmed, general landscaping and
monthly maintenance. Call UN. 0962.
FREE PLANT, shrub and tree removals:
thin your beds without cost. Call GIL.
LIES La21E OF THE VALLEY, In bloom &c
apiece. Hyattsvi)le 5575. w. J. MOORE,
Ianham, Md.
TREES Ca3). English boxwood, for sale;
between 20 and 80 years old. Alexandria
5023 2Os