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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
William Flory Wins
Chicago Assignment

WILLIAM II. FLORY, %
Scott boulevard, leaves today
for Chicago to assume his new
duties as checking represent
alive for the Metro-Goldwyn-
Mayer Corporation.
Mr.. Flory's new assignment is
in the nature Of a major promo
ton from the post of Detroit
area checking representative for
the film company which he has
occupied for the past eight
years.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21

touches on the arrangements, al
the home of Mrs. Junke, lib
Dickinson avenue.
MIR. AND MRS. WILLARD c.
STlEF accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs Sabin Crocker and Mr.. and
Mrs Emil o. Dauch of Crosse
POinte. attended the annual dim
ner meeting OF the Society of
A m erican Engineers at the
Rackham building in Detroit
last evening
MIR. AND MRS. MYRLE z.
ST. AUBIN left last evening for
New York City, where Mr.. St.
Aubin has business. They will
be gone a week
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
Plans Being Set for Sunday Tea Young Womens Trinity League
Shower Surprises
Popular Bride

A SURPRISE handkerchief
shower was given Mrs. M. r.
Feldman yesterday. when men,
bers of her mothers bridge club
and a few other guests gathered
at the Crosse Pointe Yacht Club
as guests of Mrs. Bert v. Nun
neley and Mrs. Joseph P. Sui
Ivan.
The popular bride, who was
Barbara Alpern before her re-
cent marriage, will be feted
again on Monday, when Mrs.
c. F. Matthews and Mrs. Flor
ence Adams will entertain a
group of Is guests at luncheon
and cards, at the Matthews
home.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
Open House Set
to Honor Visitors

MR.. AND MRS. OSCAR Watz,
24l North Gratiot avenue, will
hold open house Sunday after
noon and evening at their homo
at 24l North Gratiot avenue,
honoring Capt. and Mrs. Earl
Watz.
Capt. and Mrs. Watz and lit
tie son Ward have arrived from
his infantry post at Fort Ben
ming, Ga, to spend his leave
with his parents and other rel
atives. The captain returns TO
duty next Wednesday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
Circle Members Plan
Party on June 20

THREE MEMBERS OF Ever
Onward Circle will sponsor a
card party at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home on June %. They
are Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs.
Frank Rage and Mrs Charles
Klein. Proceeds Of the event
will benefit the circle.
A new member, Mrs. Charles
Inman, was welcomed into the
circle at the meeting at Mrs
Florence Nebel's home Wednes-
day. The group will meet with
Mrs. George Valentine June %
to make cancer pads.
KATHERINE Schunn, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Schunn
of New Haven, was honored fol-
lowing her graduation from
New Haven High school, when
more than so guests from New
York City, Yale, New Baltimore
and New Haven were present.
MRS. BERNARD Greenfield.
l4l Oak street. will be hostess
at potluck supper meeting Of
the Young Women's Methodist
Guild on Monday evening, June
25, at $50 o'clock. Mrs. Martin
Bobcean will assist.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
&,i;de-CHct

SHIRLEY JEAN KUKUK 10
another June graduate of Mount
Clemens whose engagement is
Being announced. Daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kukuk of
Kendrick avenue, she is to mar
ry Clarence Landerschier. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lander
schier of Utica. No date has
been set for the wedding.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21
Party Moved

THE PARTY for members Ct
Golden Rule Circle, which was
set for Monday at 1890 o'clock
at Mrs. John Arthur's home. has
been moved to the home OF Mrs.
Jerry Hefling, 235 Riverside
drive. it is announced today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-21

school. has been employed at
the Mount Clemens Savings
Bank. Her husband entered
service three days after Pearl
Harbor Day in l941, and was
overseas Is months. AT the con-
clusion of his 60-day leave, he
will report to Miami Beach.
Fla, for reassignment.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
.WifeFindS
Body of
Politician

Richard A. Hicks. AZ, former
Dearborn assistant corporation
counsel, and author of the gag"
law which council foes of Mayor
OVllle L. Hubbard passed to
throttle the mayor, was found
dead in bed today. He had been
a Dearborn political storm center
for years.
The body was discovered by his
wife, Marian, at their home, 412
y. RoSevcre. Dearborn, and police
were summoned. Hicks was pro-
nounced dead on arrival at Henry
Ford Hospital Mrs. Hicks told
Dearborn police that she found a
bottle of a poison at his bedside
She said her husband came home
al 3 a. m.
An autopsy was planned today
10 determine exact cause of death.
Detective Harry Wallace and De-
tective Henry LukofSkY were in
veStgating. They said suicide
was indicated.
Friends of Hicks said he had
been Respondent in recent weeks
apparently since the council killed
the gag ordinance last June.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Ship Tieup
Hits Vets

NEW YORK, oct. 4 GNS)-
More than $4,000 longShoremen
who have paralyzed ship opera
tons IN New York Harbor for two
days with AN unauthorized strike
Will vote today whether 10 con-
tmae their waIkout.
The walkout tied up more than
100 ships both American and for
e!4n. The situation MAS termed
very critical by Capt H. r.
Bishop. Atlantic Coast director OF
The War Shipping Administration.
Affected were not only out
bound supplies for European relief
and occupation forces. but also
the homeward schedules of over
seas veterans
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

SECRET TO BE KEPT

Those discussions, the President
added -Weuld Het include thp-Sec-
ret process for manufacture Of
the atomic bomb.
Bills creating nlne-member
commission TO assume complete
control of. existing facilities,
policy and dCvrlopHeHt-ef atomic
energy were introduced in the
Senate and House
Senator Fandcnberg tRJ Of
Michigan. author of measure
for a Joint congressional commit
tee objected 10 what ne called
"Scattcr-SplaSh" legiSlatng
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

NEW YORK. Oct. 4 qNS)-
The London radio said today that
French and Annamlte representa-
tlNcS, meeting IN Salgan, French
lndo-China, negotiated for the
earliest possible return of all
hostages taken by the Annamite
reVolutionistS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Rail Extended

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4 TIP
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
F'e Railway today. was given In
terState Commerce Commission
authority to extend It's operation
from Los Angeles into Long
Beach. Cal.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
invest i'm fhe Fufure-BUY BONDS
GOVERN1tfENT-O OWNED PLANTS
AVAILABLE TO PRII4TE INDUSTRY


Many modern, fully-equipped industrial
plants have already been declared Surplus
Property by the Army. Navy and other war
agencies. More and more plants will be de-
clared surplus from now on. All of these
properties are scheduled to be turned over to
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
Atom Control
To Congress

WASHINGTON, oct. 4 GNS)
Congressional leaders Cd a y
gave high priority 10 admins
tration legislation for domestic
control of atomic energy but
sounded a showdown warning on
President Humans plan lor a
world ban ON the atomic bomb.
There was general agreement
on Mr. Trumans request for an
atomic energy commission.
CAREFUL STUDY
But Senator Connally tDl Of
Texas. chairman of the Senate
foreign relations committee, de
clared that the Presidents pro-
gram Tor international negOtia-
tionS 10 rcnounCe the use of the
atom bomb should be- taken
after thorough and careful con-
slderatlOn
President TrumanS message TO
Congress insisted that interna-
tional agreements to outlaw the
bomb and encourage develop
mcnt OF atomic energy for hu-
manitaTian needs must be reached
at the earliest possible date.
He proposed TO open discus
SionS FIRST with Great Britain and
Canada. which helped develop the
bomb. and later with other ma
ttppN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
AIS RECORD MART
RADIOS, pHoNoGRAPHs, ELECTRIC
APPLIANCES AND A COMPLETE
LINE or RECORDS
1850 Broadway al John r.

Chopin Polonaise-Csrmen Cavallero
Jose ifUrbi
Clair De Lune ........... Jose Hurbi
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fs
Bins Crosby
Sentimental Journey. .... Les B,ogn
Along the Navajo Trail Bing Crosby
Uith Andrsw SISTERS
The Blonde Sailor .. . AndrsV Sisters
Lille Belle s.,s......,....Pt PtpsTE
Till the End OF Time 90. Perry Como
and Dfek Haynes
Gotta Be This or That Benny Goodman
You Belong to. My Heart 500. BinR
Crosby gifh X. Cugat
My Shawl r. Sinatrs ro,th \ Cugat
Something Ssntimental4iaK, Monroe
Boogie Woosie ie..........,T, Dorsey
II ! Loved You. ...........P P. Como
I'm Gonna Love That Cal ?. Como
III Buy That Dream Och Haynes
NeNa da ......... ...,............i Dorsey
Times s-Wastin ,.... Duke Ellington
There's No You,...,.....T. Dorsey
That's for Me-, Dick HAYNES
Rum and Coca Cola Andrcw Satsrs
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05

private ownership or management as soon
as possible.
They are to be sold or leased through Recon
struction Finance Corporation which has
the responsibility of seeing to it that war
plants become job-providers without delay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-05
a | 3 U M

NsU Andre kosteianitE Album con-
tanning Stsrdust. Blues IN the Night,
ST. Louis Blues. Manhattan Ssrenads.
Sophisticated Lady. Solitude Mood
Indigo. stormy Weather. when Day
IL Done-S4.sA.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16
HieallagTS CT TIE HEY
ENLISTMENT PR0sRaa


/ Fslsstn,ents T for isa or
gsstFs iye..s aniistnents n@isu ts.
iss slsasa ptta 6 montAs solVsse,
q Men reenlistms retain thes
pfossnt gfasies il tees reenl.st VITA
ii : q leae aitss si,senarg. and X ters
F.ia /. 1910 Tho 5 ne arpsies te
men DIS, hafgsd between MaT ] /. as
Nav II s, wilo rys.slss, aetefs
M0s t"as
4 Al 4slt rsass III the g.na lsfraeu
bonus To $50 ter eaeh vsear III ssflys
sssvss.s aia,re Si..s bonus waa last l,s..st.
o. since Las, entry into service.
I 2nsr extra pay when evpeycas
S. Pad fnricasn, ~ Is 90 iags
iepsnslir;. IN les1gth o. sas @iee ytstlG
;usiuugh tsavsl paid III hsfna a+s
return, itr men now isi iis 4 IN
Who oi,iist,
&. Mustnrtng-out pas spata
up9n lerg,h I'll setvice1 10 all s.s
VINO are discharged &c seanl HI
I Option 10 felira al hiatt pas II
the f.,st ui yonr lie aste, atl y,sAss
service Or tlacerauastess png y. IN
30 years. llsetirwnacas iragonln III
grade of MASTER uf First Ssarse asst NJ
10 SlsS2s pef month fer iife.l Al,
previous active iclisral military scr
siee caunta toward retirement.
5. Benefits Of Gil issll s,i Ssgi.sa.
9. Family allowances fer III.
term ot eniis.rnssns ss,i .npetsd 'nts q
men NO enl.ss or fesaliss i18ses
July |, 1876.
10. Choice af branch 81 81 ysss aH
overseas tlscatei In .ir, tasesssaa al
Service Forces OIL 3 yesr afslss ;ssss,ts
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16

cnestloa - Wasn't the Engpslsn
,laaue al darkness AZ cclipacg
.snswer No. 1t could not haze
ysen an eclipse, because q total
eclipse can last only q few minutes,
aud the plague OF darkness tasted
for three days. tSee Exodus 1921.
-.
c.--Wi,at is the unleaveEtd hresd
spoken OF In Genesis 1858?
A. Bread without yeast. or
leaven. tRead Leviticus 6;l7; "a:
III
o.--whats the best way TO live
4 clean life2
A.--Fill your mind with Gods
Word and obey it. THY Word hass
hid In nine heart that ! mlsllt
not ain against Thee" Psalm 49,
IL. {ssee also verse 1867
o.~-someone told me that the
Wicked are rot being puniehed now.
ls that truea
A.--Reaa z Peter 30: THE Lord
snoweth how to deliver tho godly
out OF temptations, and 10 reserve
sae unjust unto the day Of punish.
ment to be punished
o.--Who were the Araklms men.
.ioaee In Deuteronomy 9:2l
A. Descendants of Anak tDeu.
toronony l.as. Numbers 1929.
giants In strength and stature (Deu-
teronomy 2:10. III Who terrified
Israel fNumbers 1898. 1i:D and
eventually ware almost destroyed
Joshua lI.sl. III.
o.--should we Inquire Of snsrlts
about our affairs?
A.--"hnd when they slsali say
unto you. Seek unto them that have
familiar spirits. and unto wizards
that peep. aud that mutter, should
not d people seek unto their God9
for tho living TO the dead2" isaiah
s.le. lSee John Ill; Isaiah s:20l
Q.--What about tho races Of
earth that have never had any
light at all?
A. There are none such. For
The grace Of God that bringeth sal
sation hath appeared to all men."
Titus 2.il. THAT was the true
Light. which lightetb every man
that cometh into the world" John
10.
Q.--is II true that all the Ten
Commandments except the fourth
are In the New Testament?
A.-Quoted In whole or in part.
they are there, including the fourth:
IN Acts 14.11-15: / Corinthians
Sit; CO, / John bal: t3l James
5:1s; t4l Hebrews Al. 8: t5l Ephe-
SLAMS 6:2; t6) Romans 1870. 10
James ALL; tsl Romans 1919; (a)s
Romans 1919; tl0l Romans 1919.
Ed. Note. address your questions TO
nc RIBLE QUESTION COLUMN, The
Hoice Of Prophecy. Box SIS. Los dn-
seies So. Calf. Bible questions of gem
sral interest nili be aasmsred In this
colhra as space permits.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16
NOV. q, 1915
\
s An IMPORTANT DsTE FOX
I THOUSANDS or ARMY VETERANS
VOW IN CIVILIAN LIFE
~

Between now and November II.
thousatids of Army veterans will
re&naiat In Uncle Sans new vosnn
eesr peacotime Array. Because "A
man VINO have been discharged be-
tween May i2 and November ! et
this year and reenlist on or before
Eovembef gl will he able t. return
IL the Army with the aeMc gaze IS
they held when discharged.
MEG with siS mouths Ut sasssfac~
tery eervice discharged as plSva,as
viii, OH Trenlistment before NpNem-
bur nj, ie given tie grade 81 private
4fst caAss.
M&n rev In the Army who apply
IN aigahArRe after NOVEMBER |
l0f the pur,s,se Of reen!isting IN the
Regular Army will also retain their
present grades, II they enlist within
NUsdAJ~ after discharge ana before
EEHR1ARY 1, l9as.
!, .'sssy 5os IN The WORLD"
Reese sgseciAi privileges are tvnieal
e& the rev law recently passed hy
GhnSrpsAs Few opportunities for 4
iifetinl8 career offer as many att.na-
tive advantages.
Gan you think of any other job
that wnssid give you good pay, your
%ywd. clothing, quarters, free med-
NaR and dSntai care, worldwide
&Avci. so days furiough every year,
education and training in amy of
nearly 200 skills OF trades, aad
exdble yoss 10 retire ssosth d iife III
cpmr any tiHsc aftes. 60 usars sSa'ticess
There isa't nmu! That's why
lob IN the Regular Army has been
called The Best job In the World
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16
II ..<x.~--...-.~-~.u.szss ssssssas~.~~@
nIBlE nuEdIIuIl..s
| ANsWERSD ~ TIE |
/ Voice J PROPHECY, |,
I sMrenNGTlnNAL afDtE esnAnrASTEa
-

uussxsc,s --ls ii true that there
~ nss 1hsafers II the Bible nearly
allfes
pswer--2 Ksrs.-- 10 and Isaiah
~ lfs nlsncsf identical.
-4f4ow font were the sesenty
M1<ks 81 the ninth chapter os
oS&ieii
1sSiaca j day stands for q
" ~ symhclic prophecy. the sew
~ e&Sks eQual 400 years.
yghst III real religion any
purs religion and undefiled
n M fSod and the Father is this,
~ (lSlf I'M fatherless and widows
1nS dff Afflittinn. and 10 keep him
asl4 unspotteA from the world"
1x>3a 1:27.
>Is earadlss the same az
heSvens
Read Revelation CT: The
sttjIGNf iife III iii raTnaise. 2 Corin-
N34M la:2: Paradise Is the third
h(1NNn, Revelation 2a:l, 2: The
tsfNl llfA ls by the throne OF God.
a&0h in,nne s|s In heaNen. There.
f0lA NsrAdftk And heaven ale the
sS|ae.
--Whst Ii this best way 20
stf1y ths Bibls on the subject OF
rsAjpr7
A.--uat d good cencorderce end
lcak Up aii the passages In the
HttSs tlsat.cea,ain the words pray"
.'p,Syer, .srsy. ask, call, "sup-
plicatlcn.s 'intarcession, etc. Read
there and the context Believe them
and obey then, and you viii he
areetlY benefited by rotr study OF
prayer.
o,1-.Do not dreams always come
FRAN oad7
A-~-Not always. for we read In
Eccinaiastes as: "A dream eometh
through the multitude of business;
HaG fpuI's voica lis known By mul-
titsan Of words" Sometimes; II
ihsrA be : prophet among YOU. |
the Lord will make Myself known
unto him Ia vision. and will speak
unto him ID dream Numbers
a4:s.
o.--Why does Tire Hihls say the
winda have weight We know that
Aif dosa not weigh anything.
A.~-tset us read job Is 81, 30:
tEor He looleth 10 the ends of The
earth, and seeth under the whole
heavier; to make the weight for
the Winds; and He wsigheth the
waters by measure When Job
wrote this. psople thought that air
SlosA not weigh anything They
taa not yet learned the scientific
facl that air reefs with weight OF
$4,000. 900 tona ON every acre OF the
sarth's surface. God revealed the
fAcs that air has weight centuries
before TorricellI discovered IT.
Id. Hcfe: .iadrcss geuF questions 70
sas. .BfgEE QUESTION COLUMN. The
yvics u Prophecy. Box SIS, Los An
siss ss, Cali. Bible questions Of gen
csat Interest niu be dnsMcrsd IN ihi'
ssiHmn ~ space permtAA 60 ss.sxA4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16

ACfDITY, GAS, AFTER ovER
INDULGENCE IN EATING Or
DRINKING. take DELICIOUS
DEPENDABLE
Way LAX
ErrEEvESCENT POWDERS
The care Of your health ahould
form your most important duty.
The worst enemy of your general
food health Ia the waste matte
that ferinents In your intestinea
CldAh your. intestlnes and you VIII
sxpafisnca tho general good health
and tho 10y of living. For internal
clsAhlinSss. however, do not en-
trust your delicate digestive OF.
9anisn to any ordinary product
Pc seh0bsy take delicious. effec-
tive sVAYA-LAx. IN ECONOMY
BOTTLES $1.00 sent anywhere
money with order to
vAYA PRODUCTS. DEPT. AZ,
.42 East 4lst ST.. New York II
AGENTS WANTED
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1945-11-16
Buy q
VICTORY BOND
NEGRO DOLLS

Every home should have . Col
Ored Dell. We offer III this snEc
two flashy numbers. With LAIR.
moving eyes, shoes, stockings,
nicely dressed. Price s,i 81
5000. sc con. postage extra
Dealers-Agents wanted. VIII 1
National Co, 25a West 1857
st. New York, so. -
Evening star., 1945-02-11
AIsceflANEoUs WANTED (ca.,l

svSsSS3AAeAyS80O0 WANbSO NS00YsD .
TnICYCIE for 3-yr.-old. good condition;
~ NJ SSs1 SsSSss1nanse almost new wagon. Call
TIC T5,nfaLCYcIE. ssngall sngall or medium. usable con-
TRfCYCIE@Would like to buy large one
% or trads ss small one for larger size. Can
yAcuGM CLEANER and washing machine
WASHiNG MAcHINEGWiii pay casa cash for
S..9ahs STas9nins machine. Phone TR. 1894; No
WAsHiNG MACHINE. late model electric;
VII pay cash. ceiling price. Phone IA
WASHING MACHINE, electric. family .,z..
8 children in family good %. ' Condition: Lon:
vF1ssni1s salkG sisis sScuSs az VT s.ese .ooa
WASHING MACHINE, safe. dependable,
snsr s. ,si With saS., ssss
s aIsSs MsS M2SHfNs iisfy VIII Rp pay cash ,A
WaEELcHAIR for small child: collapsible
preferred: Call TE. 1888 '''
Cash eOR DIAMONDS ana old sold. dia.
WooD. .BURNiNG RANGE wanted. ant T. stand na
Phone PFC @1ae Ho y gs4 Eeod condition
ABOLISH JUNK in your home; anything
s ELECTRICAL @ boys bought regardless Of condition.
WANTED. tricycle., in good condition, for
2-year-old; reasonable. Call Chestnut 1900.
Extension 604.
WANTED-One tennis net in good condi-
ton; please state price. Box 55-B, Star.
Ionds. snverware, cameras clothing and
drearms; also choice Of diamonds on
hand MAX ZWE10 ME- 9Il3
A MAHOGANY FIREPLACE MANTEL, also
an ivory colored mantel, reproduction Of
Mt; Vernon; sheets. 2 inches insulation ma
terial; brick; plumbing materials, nipples,
elbows, LIS. etc. GE. 64S4
WILL PAY CEILING PRICE for electric
refrigerator. in excellent condition. Gu.
T. or larger: WI. 1902.
urine, lamps, art objects, Chinese items.
Phone CHARLES, Taylor 500.
E1.SEKVICEMAN wants to buy small
portable victrola: no records. Phone eve
nings, or before 10 am. HO. 1900, Ext
Evening star., 1945-02-11
FARM 3 GARDEN.

Early: iI Beautiful gardens and lawns are
rsht rhs FeSa5 tbins Of It the alert
time for transplanting, seeding, fertilizer.
ffuisiVatlns, fsas rating, shearing and pruning. 4
Dsaatful season lawn aass and garden for the enr.
Plan I1-iSI , YOUR LANDscAPE WORK for
Union i446 i 0nSn yaros 10 estates Call
WI !Ws0}SDEEGRe-Nethins better, makes poor
lawns. beautiful shrubbery. produntiye e1her Vier
tory gardens Apply now, SIS ton. Ii. 4s35
SHADE TREES, SO varieties. priced from
81 up; evergreens. shrubs and vines. visit
our nursery at Tyson's Corner, on Route
MEREpiTH' asss'qEs Gappg 3gen FAIL Al day sunday
PINK DoGWoOD, beautiful stocky plants
Els + eAfpER s oths. Fails GSs5es SSgIes
grower of food plants: buy locally o1 srown
'ss s Tgsoss eornsr iH5 0es en
GAgpER I5d pantl Ras tSsS Ssqfe6 ni Isi
$slsSa sesss @ pl.asss sasesy hsn e MEaE Il =
ONE spring tooth harrow. SIS: one rsow.
81 8 SO; one three-horse or tractor double
sirss anse ss5 oRs Ra rsmaade saoS wagon on ruobe
sds fds ton soR; FODDER sood oosDunae 0fss iots
efs hand sio Sf peIaSsi SseF needle ssi p1v paIys
milker units, s35 each. Prices at farm.
Va Route m 7, h at Kenmorei eRB a. sHIrILEI m1Ifs
COW Gown MANURE assGfdE FOR sALE-1t you van,
you buy it from one who does not own
q, supply but picks UP or buys so-called
chase your needs from Homestead Dairy
hsra hharn' VINO Gees not own single horse, but
for sale green or well rotted. also topsoil:
"a "a Phone saa"
Trees REMOVED. treated: eversreens
trimmed: landscaping. planting; work COW
GiHed Ga Inss ssss Ssef for %
GRoW ehs oeaT!HSsa YoGk oWs W. 4SsS Fsijrr m
berry plants offered By virHiniss ees i.rsssa and
stns extensive M1is f9E n. new "
menIsls WAYNEsBoRof s 81 fo''s NuRsEsIss fRs s1ns.
E4Nbsc2FTf EE4aNsbsas2IT SERVICE. pruning planting.
transpianting. soddins. lawns made. d.nsne. reno.
yated; 1 tree work. fagstone walks W. c,
NJ W. Sh 81 $sso, s%N SUDBURY rd' Silver sDrins'
Isnnsd' broWS ssasged sass3an s259 hundred lbs
ElLoWERING DOGwooD. crab. plum.
SuSIIs,, almond ana ounce ornamental6
oEder @ to-day; Phone Lincoln 1899 HOW
Stock; 1899 MeiRs ST., Washington 2. b. c.
BEARING-AGE APPLE TREES-4-5 year
nursery-grown mammoth 8 to 10 foot
trees; extra-stronR rooted specimens Or
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Rn0WNEY' no1l =: guaranteed Gu Nursery stock, 1888
GRAPE MYRTLE-This beautiful shrub
may be had in watermelon red, pink, pur-
PIE and white. Order yours today. Phone
Lincoln 239a. HOWARD DoWNEY. Guar
Ma an.eea esf nursery Stock, 1899 Meiss st..
FRUIT. ORNAMENTAL TREES, hedses.
everereens, roses and Towering shrubs to
glorify and landscape your own lawn or
PACK PACK YARD economically; for the farm or
fruit garden. apple, pear. cherry. apricot,
nut; peach and plum trees; berry plants,
rnunarn, grapevines and asparagus; hardy
northern nursery-grown stock direct from
'gTower g5sSsd to to you, guaranteed to grow or re-
time. Supply short-order your stock to-
gay Phone Lincoln 1899. HOWARD
DOWNEY, Guaranteed Nursery stock,
l239 Meigs St, Washington, D, c.