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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Social Notes

Miss Helen Flaherty of Fairview street has returned from a stay at Saybrook.
 Miss Helen McNiff of Waterville street and Miss Margaret Kelley of Fox street recently spent a few weeks at Cape Cod.
 Miss Rosemary Foley of Water vile street and Miss Mary Nelson of Hillside avenue are spending a few days in New York city.
 Miss Alice McGee of Willow street has completed a summer course at New York university.
 Misses Catherine Flaherty and Gertrude Foley of Waterville street, Miss Peggy Fleming of Cooke street and Miss Katherine Hanrahan of Woodlawn Terrace have returned from a vacation at Watch Hill, R. I.
 Capt. and Mrs. Francis D. Altman, nee Mary Jane Hayes, have taken up temporary residence in Reno, Nevada, where Capt. Altman is sta- tioned with the Army Air Forces.
 Mrs. Katherine Conway of Cooke street, with her sister, Miss Mary Morley, of South Main street, has been visiting in New York with an- other sister, Mrs. John ODonnell.
 Mrs. Andrew DiPietro and family of Euclid avenue, have returned from a vacation at Lake Placid.
 Mrs. P. F. Lynch of Cooke street is spending the rest of the summer at her cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach, Milford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
SOCIE TY
M0,y AdGa1sGitis
 SatMrday Bride

Miss Mary Adamaitis. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Adamai- tis of. Green street, and Allen Ras- mussen of New York city, were united in holy matromony Saturday, Aug. 9, at 9 o'clock at st. Joseph's church by Rev. Joseph Valantiejus, pastor. Miss Susan ,Krats of South Plainfield, N. J., was maid of honor, and George Adamaitis. brother of the bride, served as best man. MT. Adamaitis presented his daughter in marriage.
 The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with fitted bodice, sweetheart neckline, leg o'mutton sleeves and full skirt ending in a train. Her crown of orange blos- soms caught finger tip veil and she carried an old fashioned bou- quet of roses, asters and stephanotis. The maid of honor's gown, was of blush pink satin. A matching head dress of ostrich plumes and shoul- der veil and an old fashioned bou- quet of blue larkspur completed her costume. The brides mother was attired in black with Q gar- denia corsage. %
 About 300 guests from New Jer- sey, New York, New Britain and Waterbury attended g wedding re- ception at Green street hall. The couple left on a wedding trip to Atlantic City, N. J. The brides travelling suit was of tan gabar- dine. With it she wore brown &C., cessories and 8 gardenia corsage. The couple will later reside in New York city.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Marriages

First It. Marjorie Frances Sessel- mann, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Ernest A. Sesselmann of Oakdale avenue, will become the bride of Capt. Robert Lee Brown. son of MT. and Mrs. E. c. Brown of San An- tonic. Texas, Saturday evening at 8:30 o'clock at the Field Chapel, Randolph Field, Texas, where both are stationed with the Army Air Forces. Miss Muriel Sessleman, sis- ter of the bride, and It. Frank Shuggrud will attend the couple, and lAr. Sesselman will present his daughter in marriage. A program of nuptial music will be presented at the organ by It. Elizabeth Brown. < Mir. and Mrs. Sesselmann and their daughter, Muriel, left yester- day for Texas.
 Announcement is made of the coming marriage of Miss Margaret Rose Cuddy. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Finton Cuddy of South Elm street, and T/Sgt. George Henry 1AS4AC, k21Akky All EO4CC0s OOAA VA 4tAA and Mrs. Prudent Gagne of West Liberty street. The couple will be married Sept. IS at 8 o'clock at St. Ann's church. T/Sgt. Gagne, who is hospitalized at the England General hospital, Atlantic City, N. J., re- turned to this country in May after being a prisoner in Germany for a year.
 The marriage of Miss Jean Flor ence Sauer. daughter of MT. and Mrs. George c. Sauer of East Main street and Raymond Edward Biron, s 1/c, U. s. N. R., son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Biron of Courtland avenue, is scheduled to take place September 15 at II a. m. at the Blessed Sacrament church. Seaman Biron is stationed at Norfolk, Va.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

THE SITUATION: You take a seat on a city bus and. to keep out of the sun, sit next to the aisle. Later another person comes along to share the seat.
 WRONG WAY: Keep your place and let the other person climb past you to sit next to the window.
 RIGHT WAX: Slide over next to the window. (The foundation of good manners is willingness to put yourself out . little for the other person)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

MT. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell of Wolcott street recently spent . va- cation at Lake George. MT. and Mrs. Thomas F. Moore and family of Concord street are at Montowese House, Indian Neck, Branford.
 Miss Esther Sullivan, Miss Elea- nor McElroy and Master Thomas Sullivan of Marion have been reg istered ct the Hotel Abbey in New York city.
 Mrs. Anne Thomas and her daughter, Miss Dorothy Thomas, recently spent vacation at Osbury Park, N. J.
 Misses Alice Ryan of Lounnsbury street and Loretta Leonard of Tay- Tor street, have returned from g fortnight's stay in Atlantic City.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Hubbell of Englewood avenue are guests of Miss Catherine E. Golden of Old Saybrook.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Wood of Maynard avenue are visiting rela- tives in Watervliet, N. Y. Miss Lucille DiModugno of Wa terville street is convalescing at her home following an operation at Waterbury hospital. MT. and Mrs. Timothy McEnerney of West Main street announce the birth of 8 daughter, Anne Mary, at St. Mary,s hospital, Sunday. Aug. 26. Mrs. McEnerney is the. former Loretta Fitzgerald of Madison street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Mrs. M. C. WooduUard
 Dean or Women

Mrs. Millicent Cox Woodward has just been appointed Dean of Women at Middlebury College, according to an announcement made today by Dr. Samuel s. Stratton, President of College. Mrs. Woodward will assume her new duties on September 1.
 Mrs. Woodward comes to Middle mury from the Child Education Foundation, an affiliate of New York University where she has been Dean. Previously. she served as house director and did guidance work at both arnard and Radcliffe colleges.
 After graduating from the Uni- versity of California with bachelor of arts degree, Mrs. Woodward se- cured her master of arts degree from Radcliffe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
CnRNELL CLuR

The Wednesday afternoon tour nament held at 60 Linden street under the direction of Mrs. John Moriarty closed yesterday with the following winners:
 Mrs. Leon Mitchell and Mrs. Eric Caul, 576; Mrs. Joseph McArdle and Mrs. Ralph Grain, 562; Mrs. w. G. Bailey and Mrs. George Cash man, 553; Mrs. George Moeller and Mrs. William Pettijean, 548 1-2.
 Top scorers yesterday afternoon included:
 North and South: Mrs. McArdle and Mrs. Grain, 98; Mrs. Joseph Reilley and Mrs. Cashman, 97 1-2.
 East and West: Mrs. James Dun can and Mrs. R. E. Cleveland IA 1-2; Mrs. Earl Pierson and Mrs. Gearld Parker, 93 1-2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
Merry-G O-ROund
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his own management and that of his successors had aever assailed the character of private individual aor indecently criticized the conduct Of public man."
 How Franklin would scream. as with ants in his pants if he were hving today and occupying an lditoriai sanctum in any one e certain newspepers hat do not even need 10 he called hy namel
 0n one occasion, Franklin wrote and p1blishod "a Account pf the supfeHest Court 1stiaetuI1 |n <4nnaHIreHIa, v&: Tho Court 1l she Exc1t 4he date &44 &HNk @ AzHQ FxankiInN nHrFoaeA w haN NAAIsek
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Contract Bridge
ELTON CLTIn

winners yesterday at the Elton club under the supervision Of Mfs w. s. Smith were MT. and M1s James B. Walling. 65h: Mrs. Ida BirdsaIl and Mrs. Frank N. Hsss 65; and Mrs. Eleanor Leitcf ane Mrs. Walter Aldrich. 63h.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

American Marines won 8 battle in the Solomons by throwing coco nuts Coronered Japs threw back grenades as fast as the Tanks could toss them. By throwing COCO nuts with grenades, they confused the Nips, giving the explosives time to do their work.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
MARRIAGE INTENTIONS

Frederick W. Reynolds, 20 Free land street, Torrington, and Claire J. Bernier, 40 Dougherty street.
 Cecil ]. Bartlett, 1268 East Main street, and Anne A. Lombard, 1S2 Grange street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

Alan Ladd, who stars in Para mounts Two Years Before the Mast" has fan clubs in every prin- cipal city of the U. s. A. and all the capitals of English-speaking nations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30
WARTIME WARDROBE

WARTIME WARDROBE
 Inasmuch as the action of Para mounts "Love Letters" takes place in war-torn England, Edith Head, when designing the clothes Jennifer Jones wears in the film, adhered exactly to the British wartime clothing ration regulations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

Miss Lucille DiModugno of Wa terville street is convalescing at her home following an operation at Waterbury hospital.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-08-30

MT. and Mrs. Walter Wood of Maynard avenue are visiting rela- tives in Watervliet, N. Y.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
POULTRY & EGGS.

6oo-EGG INCUBATOR; Brewer brooder
;ooo-chick; open to offer. UN. 5000
51ssr 500 HEAVY I Z 3; rylLErs. se55 each: will
yu,EkH y Ealls Church ~, Va No phone 20
due. Chicks. &C each ups We are still
building poultry, turkey, rabbit-pet stock
our ad because we have been so busy,
DALE PoULTRY FARM INC: AL. s55o.
stock: range size, 9 weeks old: bred for
size and egg production: Telephone. vi
FOUR 'i'i FiNisHiNG sIn CAGES as cArndb. each
cage will hold 400 chickens up to 10 weeks
old. Please don't call Sunday. Gathers
s5Hs-A BARRED ROCK PULLETs. ten
weeks old will lay in August. 1903 Addi-
son Ho I'd ns aEbs Kenilworth worth MD 5-os o,n
tana St, East Riverdale, Md. l block right
sfEGfRfG efI EfRHndsGp 1ScTb.roRs 81 and electric
brooders, 500 capacity; good condition.
TtRkEY PouLTs for sale, different ages.
AGAIN WE SLASH OUR PRIcEs-we have
slashed our chicken prices for the month of
May on both baby. and started chicks to
reds Austria whites and silver-laced sRsaire Wyan
dottes, barred whites and buff rocks, Rhode
Island reds white Wyandottes. buff Or
pingtons, black and white giants silver
spangled Hamburgs and the pure imported
strain. of Danish brown 1eehorns, / to ,
chicks, zoe each; days to / week old
chicks. PC each: and Immediately avail
aable every day in May: Bib Tom Barron
and assorted broiler chicks, 12c each:
mammoth Pekin ducklings and broad
breasted turkey pouts, well started Tele-
phone Rockville 15S-W. JUDGE HENRY
ave. Rockville. Md
Evening star., 1945-05-27
ROOMS FURNIsHED-hortheo,,.

+ 1900. BLADENSBURG RID. NE. Large
double room. windows; excellent down
reTn peT pelson eus 81
sss 18TH PI, I'm NE.mcomfortable front rm..
woman, no smoking or drinking: S25 mo.
San sanz SUNDAY ana afternoon. 27'
evenings and, all day Sunday
and single bed. private bath. 8 men or 3
iiiS el MARYIAsNp AZ Nd AVE. ,s1 S.E-oentlem.n s1o
atve TO sunay wn sn AT
In one Of the best sections of city: "a block
from Bladensburg rd.,, from H St, stores,
use Of living room, unlim. phone, ETC.; S25
month: no drinking allowed.
1907 D ST. N.E.-Desirable front room.
s1s ias Il sT apt So fsT e
oompi19rtaole double sT beard
isH is1s a'faH sHopE hGen ISLAND AVE. N.E.-ror
bath. and private entrance; for light house.
keeping; 20 min. to town, transp. at door;
isS SsS, East pSeEh SsPi1oU ssfh PU
rooms, facing Lincoln Park; SIS mo.
ssieoe se 'MoNkRoE ST, N.E.-Larse. cool bed
and $50. HO. 5043 2es
:5O5 D ST. N.E.-Desirable double room
Tor 2 girls; stwin beds. next to bath; SIC;
direct busline. TR. 2503.
lS21 QUINCY ST. N.E.-Neatly furnished
rSom, exposures: gentleman only; S25.
1876 18th ST. N.E.--Nicely furn. front
excellent for Navy Yard or Anacostia: SS
each per week. Ii 4712 Wv
1909 HAMLIN ST. N.E.-sinsIe room, in
private home; conv. bus and car lines;
unIim. phone; IS week; Du. 1921.
room. one lady; near carline and bus;
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Evening star., 1945-05-27
BOATS.

OUTBoARD MOTOR, 16-h.p. Johnson S.
70 good condition: S95. EN-. 1921.
CHRIS-CRAFT, 16-foot runabout, 1910,
run approx. 200 hours; like new; speed
30 miles per hour: fully equipped. Can
be seen any time Wednesday; $l,095. Falls
is-FT. CRUISER for sale. perfect condi-
ton; 40 h.p. motor: $3.50. Box 70-R, Star.
suitable for yachting, sightseeing, fishing,
coasting trade: private dock. RE. 1854.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 5A hip, Water
Witch: SS5. Call GIL. O335.
CANOE, Is it., good condition. MI 699S.
FOR SALE-S-hp. Universal Marine mo-
tor; $3.50; also 2 21-in. propeliers, S25.
Phone WA. 70S7. ewes.
MAST, vanished, solid, fir, % IT, long,
boom II it. long, for sale; no fittings.
DU. 1868.
1 oUTBOARD MOTOR. Evinrude, light 4,
9h h.p.., and boat GIL. 4719.
WANTED-Outboard motors, regardless of
size or condition: cash for same. 1877
11th st. Sc.
FOR SALE IS foot ketch>- rigged cabin
sailboat, Just overhauled; 5-horsepower
Johnson outboard as auxiliary. Located
at Kirchner's Boat Yard on West River
or call CHI. 1884. Price, $500 cash.
soft. A. C. F., sedan cruiser. 100 hip.
motor; sleeps g: price, $500. ME. 3720.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
BOATS (cont.).

46-FT. MATTHEW'S, double cabin and
sleeps Q includins crew quarters; price,
ssFT' sss:??e. PIEsfI hf aIao ocRursER-cussom built
duras mahogany pianking, 1ha-inch teak
deck. bronze riveted fastenings through
seasy, heavy white oak frames Twin cyl. 5x7
conditon larse nes double S st eseoses
and two single. staterooms, large deck
d mouse e. saloon and two bathrooms with tubs
steel gallery with two G E. ,refriserators,
rSreeasts powea lnSosed ni bridge very fine
capable Of crossing the Atlantic Has been
on on yacht patrol patti duty and needs redecorat-
ing IN and furnishing. but has been thorough-
boat more suited to his present needs and
Of REPRODUCTION cost. RecentIy hauled pI 'et out
ana ano Gan pc inspected on the ways. Box
EyINRUDs ana El.o ou,Doara motors;
Thompson noats new and used Service
and parts. used parts factory representa-
MARINE sayfs ES7 NsGkxNcE hasf a Pleasure boat
es MELVILLE ighs eso5s cox ME SHsr 15oo &c.,
OPEN sATLBoAT with outboard motor and
doube-cockpit Century f; speedboat pc fe 1is atH
acKERcRAFT tfF sPfEDBoArD sPf fSss5 D! Is lfo M
h.p, Scripts; $1,000 or best offer. JA
,URsuLA'$ FOR SALE. May 81; 1e,a-ft.
keel sloop, excellent condition, $500. in
cAB1TAt GARIS tRTisEK XAsHT G5YB a5l # recerv
hauled, equipped, ready to operate: ISO-
hoaT Is e. es nS5or %5 s55 Il sf'sT 4 @ae
HOUSE TR @ 2o57
sleeps six, linette, toilet. galley. ready to
go can be seen at Nash Marine, 18th and
Mane Mama ave Rost sw x,bsa SATURDAY. Sunday and
CRUISER. 3a', built 1896: galley. toilet.
2 cabins; now IN commission. First 1915
s5-Fr fIsHiNG BOAT ssoo 5oo ep HaRTGEs TG
BOAT F. .AT, YARD; iRI;;s sGsslesville. Md.
all the comforts Of custom-b boat;
5essphi2s Pses''Sh 1s pom st
yachts-32- IT. Alden, sioop,. sleeps = S15
se6 day 4a so0p Eetcb ieeps 1eep
g. S25 a day; Aft, Watts cutter sleeps
s. .i S25 day Minimum charter 5 days;
sdd SO day if licensed skipper is de-
sired. plus, his food; Diesel yacht, S75 a
DAY, including skipper and steward: sleeps
HILL, yacht broker, 1923 N Eutaw Bal
iimore Nd. Telephone Lexington o1..5.
UNIVERSAL motor fisherman. 1870, ! =
cyl s-h p. shaft, blade, stuffpg box, skag
motor in perfect shape. SI25 Ii S52s.
] IL md st. ne. after 3 80 pm weekdays
36-FT CRUISER Nahomi. streamlined
cabin. 95-h D. Chris Craft engine. all tackle
complete. MR.. HARRIS, 18th and Pa
ave Sc.
CANOE or rovboat wanted; also houseboat
or docking facility. B. E. SULLIVAN, NO
9S6S after Z
loft BRIDGE DECK cruiser. 3 cabins
excellent condition, reasonable WO 64G1
Evening star., 1945-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ACCORDION ana saxophone wanted. State
price. Boz 3S-D, Star.
ACCORDIONS = Any size or description;
highest cash prices. Call MIR. FARREN
Republic 6223.
ACCORDION-One 100 or 4s bass; please
state price, make, color. Box 1884, Star.
ADDING MACHs:, typewriters, calculators,
office eouipt., all kinds: top price paid.
Ewes. and SUM-, CO. 1925; week, DI. 1879.
ADDING MACHINES and typewriters
quire RE. 1928. OFFICE MACHINES
CORP, Bond Bldg. 14th and N. Y. ave
ADDING MACHS., typewriters, calculators
office eauipt., all kinds: top price paid
Ewes. and Sun. co 1925; week. DI. 1872
AIR IR-CONDITIONING UNIT, window-ledge
type. Call AT. 6966:
ANTIQUES in china, bisaue figures, music
boxes. paperweights, snuff boxes and old
buttons. Box 300-A, Star.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS. stamp eollec.
tions. coins. metals. gold and silver bought
st'1 HoBRY SHOP. 7Ie l7th s. NV, DI 1272
Bring IN OF phone NE lS46. STORAGE
BOOK SHOP. 42O 10th st. NV
BABY WALKER, in good condition. al
metal. FIR. S632.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

IANk' reinforced, gal
SMALL, Laytonsville, Md. Phone Gath
HORSES. goats, kids, farming implements
lawn mowers, push garden plows, harness,
collars, saddles and brides. farm bell and
so FEEDER FIGS and ID shoats. i"sl !" 50 Hereford
HeSsterd I5fSte tssdsr steers S aHa WITHIN is .
MaTfD fkG* TEAM bsea Ma A56fon 566 sdaad 5ns work
anywhere, single or double, with practi-
6aIy. Saliy new SpFins wagon and complete
ered. MR. BLOCH. .Llvineston stable. 5so6
queens CHAPEL I'd. Hyattsville. WA. 3'!!7s
MILES MILES B. ,6,rss eheap some PIGS and shoa;s
HINE, 65ol Brinkley I'd, Temple Hills
SHETLAND PONY. ride, drive, work: cart
small riding mare. saddle, bride, ~75;
!Aclng cart. wire wheels, rubber tires.
1000 % condition hay rake, good condition,
SADDLES and brides, pony harness: Stewart
horse clippers, -. c NJ HIRST 9k5
West Broad St. Falls Church, Va, Phone
SkgNkS, male and female. pair, deodor-
fsd Rsy GTIngIG phIpng IKGenp1nsT99 pIptSo uSR uopsr
VIII jump, but needs schooling. Phone
l GUERNSEY COW, Holstein COW. first
cellent for dalrying Phone Kenslngton
nS 1ss5d "a as9Ft JOHN 2o ( psHEy Rs
wen broken tor adults: Army ofhcer, or. or
PONY, birdie, and saddle: brown and white
! years old. broken. to harness and saddle:
HORSES wANTED AMN!fi!1,iRP5 fo bo.k6; 30 large box
bus and bridle path ' aE sSls SpesfeF aef
ToGGENBURG DOE ~. c,s yrs. old; .
quarts: SIS. Telephone Warfield 4160 :
HUNTER -, GOOD, lady,s, Sl00 four good
sfm or ssrdes s'a IT, one rnT food b5s
pIanter s35 s =" VA. I.sS2Ss ss L1v1NGsfHN f95H
sIABILEsi s,,aI3I7t 3so6 Queens Chapel I'd, Hy-
( J, 'ti6,tei GOOD Ma ASSORTMENT of work horses
S for III, sale at all times at Shadow Lawn
Gaithersburg 40, w O. DOSH owner
Horses delivered at no extra cost. Ref
Geofge ronFv p
BABY PIGS. Shoats, sows and boar all
pediereed Berkshire and Hampshire: NOT
Tor Slaughter; price OPEN UN, 1890 after
SPOTTED RIDING HORSE. sloo. 1901
18th s.. Sc. Ii 037a
20 Ri. RIDING and c9mbination horses, also
s9Ts with pigs DR., G, J. LAUGHL!N
Sf---I 4, COlcSFllIe rG., silver Spring. Md
HORSES boarded and stabbed in Chevy
Chase. Cali WI 374s
t5 PONIES, all sizes. very gentle; . cheap
ones; riding and work horses; . riding
horses $50 each; u new Western sad
ness; = pony. carts. with rubber tires
Straw rides by the hour. Rear of 136
HAVE 4 MILK GOATS and buck: will
sell or exchange for COW or pigs. Hyatts-
RIDING HORSES (n,, beautiful and a
years old. well hammered CHANTILLI
FARMS, Fairfax. Va. Phone Herndon
RIDING HORSE, $ years, old, with or with
out Western saddle and bride. Can be
seen Sun. before 4 pm. 6709 Marlboro
pike; Sc; HI 1900 .1',
Se5 each. WA. 1912 after $50 pm.
ABERDEEN Angus breeding stock-Hel-
Jak Farms offers excellent registered, pure
bred. Bangs, and T B. tested animals from
accredited herd. Several bulls Of serv-
iceable age: o cows, g already with calves
at, side; 10 bred heiferS; 10 heifers with
calves at side; open yearling heifers:
10 bbls: corn and new baled alfalfa hay
Phone FITzHUGH Mgr, Gaithersburg
14-F-l4.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
FARM and GARDEN.

LAWN MOWERS, garden plows, all pre-
Ear rotted srcb maIgre By the bushel or load
ATTENTION, 900 extra
nns a1ma1G niants t attractive prices
and d0o kenlWSfth ass next
sSBbIsS; sB tsp s2Hc soil; cplmsnting m THE j. HOW
fANsiEs PAN iEsNpSSep1SS aSb ASSals fE L aoe o4s0 DOZEN
a5 2s Shrubs ssssf9's oREE RgaHss
ecTsf YfcToRY ays GARpfS sf1eS'sd MANuRE-1o bu So
@5 bu; $40, delivered, Write a. II H1SE,,
s1SbFR s1S1 nTink,es sd se Wash I3 p
Nili Engieside Anvil. T '"N'' ''''''''''
RABBITs-0verstocked, offer. few young.
lawn lawn PManss sh sl4S experienced whit.
sardeners; trimming, pruning. ia. ss4O,
CUSTOM BALING; COW, s1s5; team gray
mares years; 5000, Enslesjde 4I-W-ll.
GbEDEN sses and sdaKEs aEsIs for
FOR SALE, baled wheat straw. cali CHI.
VEGETABLE PLANTS from Washington S
bloom MEREDITA '0t;Aq cAPpER. EHnoAif Fails is
faSpscAFE fss1ss lsF7 'srRv1cE-1et us solve your
problems; Quick, efficient service BY ex-
eheerfuly furnished Phone union l44s,
SOD delivered and layed Telephone Pooles-
vile 205s, or write WADE BROS, Boyd,
MOVER: M,7T ,,horse. $50. Hyattsville 55as
WFi SUPPLY RI,Es ls'9oe pR Ms t8 lioo0 week write
PoTTED PLANTS, netunias, snaDdrasons,
nnnsss innias and Others 75e per doz; tomatoes,
bring container MRS. BEAMS GREEN
HOUSE, East Riverdale. " mi east of Ed
monston I'd, on Riverdale I'd. Turn left at
church. Phone WA. 1869
delivered WA. 4593. ''''0 ''' - 'u'
Se ddzea a9d csoege s Psdt all kinds
ARbES sPfaE Syfr sRrng 9595
greens for screen foundation lawn, large
Towering shrubs. old-fashioned perennials,
bedding plants, heavy clumps of myrtle
for banks, shady spots, grading seeding
aralnase an maintenance, fences, rustic log
driveways fagstone walks, terraces, rock
gardens, pools. painting, carrentering
Wondergro makes poor soils good, gooc
soils better; top soil Free estimates
TOP SOIL for sale. Immediate delivery.
Kensineton 151-M
LANDSCAPING, planting trimming. trees
remoyed. insured property damage anc
Iia bility UN. 096! or EN- 1919
Way wAnILD, l.,o garden tractor, with attach
GERANIUMs. petunias, Lantara, coleus
Verbenss, phlox, vinta-vine: closing out
3 p1spn q hydranseas' 81 each; ASHTON MUIR
S6MPLFTE Mf F1o TRtE G avs fad RyderTood st.
removed by expert, II years experience
Call Kensington 1l3-W all day Sunday,
6:3O m. weekdays
Evening star., 1945-05-27
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

SEASONED WOOD for all purposes. cut
any length. Immediate delivery in Falls
Church and Arlington. Get your supply
now for next winter Phone JOSEPH
SHARkEY. Falls Church S22-W-"
Evening star., 1945-05-27

32-FT FAMILY cruiser 40, ready S445t
42-tt. Dawn twin Sterlings, ready 7,95t
l3-tt. deck house, twin 81 Diesels 1900,
soft Marconi sloop, Ratsey sails 6,55'
54-ft Alden Marconi sch ner, ready a,15,
69-it Staysall schooner. Ratsey 40 12.25t
ERNEST LISKEY e. ASSOCIATES. So
] IN s. u. " Wash d C RE I4s4
Evening star., 1945-05-27
AVIATION.

ARPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION given
1a1ly 1ar from z 10 am, to 7:3o pm. HYDE
ORDERS NOW BEING SOLICITED for
postwar delivery of new Taylorcrafts,
SIIfts and REPUBLIC Seabee Amphibians.
ARTHUR c. HYDE, distributor. Oliver
SSSS. Congressional Airport.
Evening star., 1945-05-27
COAL. WOOD and FUEL OIL.

ANDIR0NS. nre tools. screens and all nre-
BRoMWELIs 723 18th st. NV. ME. 1134.
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LIST OF OFFICE EQUIPMENT FOR SALE.
2 Steel 4-drawer letter files, each $50
Sc in high with lock, S shelves s25
S-drawer 32-in by 5-ft. desk, mahog
any finish with green leather top S45
Solid mahogany revolving desk chair.
and seat ,-..--- S25
Office chair, solid mahogany, up
holstered same $40
Typewriter chairs. upholstered same,
each S15
Radio with phonograph attached, with
base: base 14x19h in. shelf below
records, -, -. $50
ONCE table, mahogany finish with
green leather top, AZ in. by 8 it, $50
l Duplicating machine, used very little, S25
r. L. WINSLOW, 1908 Que st. NV. a
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