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Evening star., 1948-10-15

AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
PVT. PARTY ursently needs paneled OF
walk.fn truck; wills pay imned. cash
Evening star., 1948-10-15
orig. sparkling
SS9b; low.cost
SALES CORP.

radio. heater.
cannot be told
Sl,996; cash.
dOTORs, SOLO
Evening star., 1948-10-15

FORD -FORD-FORDs-We have them pre-
war or 1s46s and 1919 in coupes. Tudors.
%o: eqs with vi eSs .. .nS
you the bes: deal in town. Rsmem-
sNss ss. :1 ana 9sT 500 3. n
FORD is4s Super de luxe Tudor: radio.
s. G1in runs snG ieoss like nsx
FORD 1915 Super de luxe VS. Tudor;
:sa So Sisss. So
bozR k isas sPSlS kE sEs 3Sss SsaGF and
sSsR lsss ssy ~ sSsDs Siss ,nss
Chrysier:Piymouth dealer, l1bo l7th 81.
.sssss 1851 miles. 81 st9sS
ksSsP kksSSsP 1e., olys convertible price: si,1se: s
Tsss nsx iSs fsSua Rfsss mesor
Ph69ns Sire sRl2 sun; morning. IL H.,
cylinder; excellent mechanical condition.
ssSSAT7ssSsSS' e 7ssS' 1911 King ss" 2i.zandfss., u.
fs sS,s ss.., club sGg1. mic: 1sHs sss
VIZ. 5000 OF may DC seen ~ 5uuOCV
Service station, to IL pm, Wis. and
Fosp E5Is6 Il fs4a p" convertible club coupe raaio.
heater: $4,000 mi: looks IKE . new car;
l owner; $1,000 cash, or S4O0. balances
notes. or small car in trade. Ho. 1855.
FORD 1s47 conv: coupe: very clean; radio
See ae Mr. i sedine. I RANDALL GMoToRs. INC.
chrgslsr-PlymSuth gsno dealer l1bo 18th ST.
PR6RD 1s46 6'VW4s VS. Super de luxe tudor;
heater. fog lights, low mileage; 81 800
III cash and 30-day guarantee. RA. 217S.
FORD 1s4s Super de luxe s-cyl. eeny.
coupe: green. light top, r. and h.; 1000
ives. Til 8, sundays TIL s. siTcHER Mo-
TORS, INC. 5100 Wis. ave-. Wo. g35ls
FORD 1941 black Tudor; r. and b.; excel.
,ond.: Ssg5: payments, Sl1 per WI,
l.e., HU. 9S16. -17 .
FORD 1895 coupe; good tires; motor psF.
eet; $3.50 cash or finance. GREKNWAYs
800 MINI. ave. ne, AT 3516: III
(Ccuttnusd On Next PsSsJ
Evening star., 1948-10-15

Sil!Ass .sas INC" i7si sladsnsdars I'd. -,
1891 H. 1nG:..! :oues %ss.
H. l% .SsSIst,iZ ~ Z, pert II eo%ns:; % 500 % IL.
sssS ssxsLsa RhHLs iss7 4.door sedan; M,s heater;
$325 or best offer: in good condition. EN-.
caIYsLER 1899 2-door: heater: her. is
sood. low-cost, .3O-day guarantee transpor-
ons e. s'i1 L. ssdi anno s7a
Ii tiaisiiiSsIEE siiiSsIIEE 1s41 Windsor club coupe; m.s /.
sodins RANDALL aoToRs &c INC NC, 81 chrys: w.
H HssrPiyysmnS%pth ysn% dealer 116o 18th st. NV.
c1i1fSSGGSSs 1910 s-e,!. club coupe; .iS new
esa' sIS''nt ooo saa 81: RI: :.r
6Ra4sEfl al RSGt 1s47 windsor 4-dr. .aa sedan;
$3.50 'sss 81 ssss s:r a5';,nai
COD Coz rE 1sa7 .ssssS asssSer and h.; secs; Al
cIsSSisLk1 1877 SSs'' eonyertibl. sedan; clean;
dryer; sssTihes, sSsS or best Best oi,.r. VI
:RcSanrs q sNSs 81: as47 :.:a'ssa.; su,E:snssss
cKosIEx e. ,s4s station -..sa: demon; On
PRY (crosley). Conn. and . and 18th and
CKOSLEI-own new crosley. Immsdi.
ate delivery on station wagons. convertt-
ols. o T HAiNSs MS. MOTOR s5S1 CO. cresIss sis.
81 soFo is9o sds hst.r ae .es SSS
$3.50, trade and terms. DISTR1CT AUTO
SALES, 40 Mas. ave. NV, EX. 2S63. -16
extras, Airwins sray; 5000 miles; S2;1Sb.
s. Sil $40 ia ss1t fsts a.ar d. luxe; maroon, "a.
dio, $500 miles, estate owned; S2,400 or
best offer. OF. k602. IT
DE sOTO 1917 Custom 4.dr.- sedan; radio
ssS, AZ heater; 10000 mi; s9'17'. r"'
HE SOTO 1855 l-dr sedan; sood eondi-
ton. 1est eMsr. ess a, $40 &Slsimors
Evening star., 1948-10-15

IDEAL LOT FOR HOME
Corner lot 5Ox10O in Arlington con-
veniently located to shopping, transpor-
tation and schools. Price, $4,000, as is.
TALMAGE WILCHER
1888 wilson Blvd. Arlington, oL, s017.
Evening star., 1948-10-15

GMC 1912 2h-ton dump trucks (2).
gre scAssyrolst 1899 1h.ton dump tsYsk'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23
II Don't Need
Classes
.. our humOr writer boosted.
as he shook hands with the
doctors ophthalmoscope ).
BY DICK ASHBAUGH

INA further effort to deplete national resources,
Il recent survey claimed that 40 per cent of the
population need eyeglasses but are too stubborn to
admit it. This pointed out to by my wife last
week after had plunged over the coffee table for
the third time in front of her bridge club.
"A diamond in the rough" she said sweeping up
the fragments with set smile. But stubborn as a
mule. Won't wear glasses
''Better get a court order,'' said a young
matron casually, |'before he falls on one of the
Children
Several days later, accompanied by rather
bearing bailf entered the doctors Office. barely
had time to sit down and lean back when gallon of
liquid sloshed into each eye and found myself look
ing at the world through bowl of goldfish. After
brief wait during which l carried on an animated
conversation with bowl of ferns l was whsked into
the examination room.
Glad to meet you, DOCTOR" said hoarsely, ex-
tending my hand. Just little eyestrain. Positive
I don't need glasses"
w Knit \ Little"
Then quit trying to shake hands with that oph-
thalmoscope," he said coldly. Hmm" he said,
peering at me through an inverted spygass What
do you do for living engrave things the head
of pin?"
Il knit little" l said But only in the daytime"
make a reputation on that left eye alone. Hmm
myopia too. Ever aim at a doorway and miss?"
Il can handle doorways," said my trouble is
furniture"
Cant figure out how you eat, he said, push
ing my head into a frame with revolving lenses
''Tel me what you see through here"
"Oh boy!' said who's that?"
my receptionist." he snapped. Look at the
chart"
Twenty minutes later departed carrying small
package of hex symbols addressed to my optician
l had them fitted with simple, dignifed black
frame and spent yesterday afternoon breaking them
in on windy The results were highly salts
factory and plan spending most of next week on
the beach doing some important research in various
forms of marine life.
The trouble with this country today is the fact that
40per cent of the population need glasses but just
too stubborn to admit it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

"Toke tender, double thick veal
chops :. stuff EN- to bursting with
savory dressing then fry them
crispy, golden brown in Crisco. And
what've you got? A let's have-tbat-
again dinner!
lizard to do7 Not if you use my
favorite-Pure, all-vegetable Crisco.
With that wonderful new, improved
Crisoo it's cinch to get Light, ten
der, digestible fried foods. Yes, d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-05-23

eeuibk fried foods-o out of 10
doctors say Crisoo is easy to digest.
In fact. foods fried light and tender
with Crisco are so digesdble even
youngsters can eat their fill.
"And don't forsss-ueamy Cisco
is marvellous for making cakes and
pastry, too. You're really cooking
when you're cooking with Cisco
lighter cakes, digestible fried foods,
tender, haky pastry every time!'
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
The Smyrna Times
Phone 522s SMYRNA. DELAWARE
Public Library
Notes

Librarian: Miss Louise Derney
NEW BOOKS:
Tomorrow Will Be Better
by: Betty Smith
Bread For The Living
by: Mary Laswell
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
PERSONAL AND
SOCIAL ITEMS
People Who Come and Go,
Visitors To Our Community
and Former Smyrnians
HOME and CLUB PARTIES

sgt. George Corbin, Los Angeles,
Calf, who has been visiting his
aunt, Mrs. M. S. Slaughter, return
ed to his airbase at Spokane, Wash,
Sunday. Mrs. Slaughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Howard C. Slaughter ac-
companied him as far as Washing
ton, D. c.
Announcement has been made of
the birth of a son in the Delaware
Hospital, Wilmington, Tuesday,
August "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
A. Richardson, of Middletown. The
infant has been named Donald
Bruce. Mrs. Richardson is the
former Miss Carlene Jones, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Jones
of this town. Robert Richardson,
Jr.. another son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richardson is spending this week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Schaefer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Manger, of
Boyertown, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ance N. Potter, of Wilmington;
Miss Edna Matheny of Shinnston,
w. ", and Mrs. Fritz, have been
recent visitors with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Handy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Spruance of
San Antonio, Texas, were recent
visitors with Miss Lydia Smith.
Miss Ethel Rothwell of Kenwood
Boulevard, Milwaukee, Wis, has
been visiting her brother, Mr..
George G. Rothwell and family,
and is now visiting relatives in
New York before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Earl Chandler
Land granddaughter, of Runford,
Maine, are visiting Mrs. Chanlers
sister. Mrs. Thomas ]. Hodgson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl George and
son Kenney and Mrs. Julia George
and Mr.. Walter Salter of near
Smyrna were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Robinson of Rising
Sun, Maryland.
Mr.. G. r. Stevenson has returned
from visiting his daughters, Mrs.
John A. Bush and Mrs. Orville Mel
son at Butler, N. j., and his moth
er Mrs. G.. M. Stevenson in Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Mrs. Frank Bramble, and chill
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

Woman's Black Winter Coat and
Brown Coat Suit, good as new.
Phone 2153
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26

dren, Rebecca, Francis, and Char
les, have returned to their home in
Chester, Pa, after a three weeks
visit with Mrs. Bramble's mother,
Mrs. Ella Boyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred E. Brakeall,
of Dayton, o., are spending ten
days with Mr.. and Mrs. William L.
Foxwel. Mrs. Brakeall will be re-
membered as the former Miss Ell
ma B. Foxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thawley
and young daughter, Nancy, of
Boston, Mass, are spending two
weeks with Mr.. Thawley's mother,
Mrs. Bertha Thawley Mr.. Thaw-
ley will graduate from Boston Uni
versity next June.
Miss Jacquelyn Potter entertain
ed at bridge Tuesday night at her
home in honor of her guest, Miss
Verna Gasser, of Wilmington. Miss
Gasser is a classmate of Miss Pot
ter's at Mary Washington College,
Fredericksburg, Va. Those present
were Jean Schuman, Nancy Owens,
Marie Bell, Doris Hufschmidt, Bet
ty Jane Smith, Jean Truax, Fay
Williams, Louise Schafer, Jane
O'Neill, and Yvonne Senger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Short will
leave next Wednesday to accom-
pany their daughter, Miss Dorothy
Short, to Hampstead, Maryland,
where Miss Short will join the fac
ulty of Hampstead High School.
Miss Short is a recent graduate of
the State Teachers College at West
Chester, Pa. She will teach music
in all grades and English and So
cial Studies in the Junior High
School.
Mrs. George M. Stevenson, Mrs.
John L. Truax, Mrs. w. o. Hoffeck-
er, of Philadelphia; and Mr.. George
R. Stevenson, Sr., of Smyrna, Wis
tied Mr.. Stevenson's son, James c.
Stevenson, at Veteran Hospital,
Valley Forge, Pa, Tuesday.
Mrs. Herbert Sitter, Jr., of
Wynnewood, Pa, is the guest of
her sister, Miss Anna B. Beckett.
Mrs. Victor Ennis and daughter
Nancy, are guests of Mrs. Lee Dea-
kyne at her summer cottage in Re
hoboth this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles King are
spending several days this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deakyne at
their summer cottage in Rehoboth.
Little Miss Sadra Schuman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney
Schuman, is spending several days
with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert L. Sehuman, and her
great-grandmother, Mrs. Louise
Schuman of Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26

halEh MAIN EAl En- SlON
pursuant to certain plans and specifca-
tions therefore prepared by ]. C. Reming-
ton. Jr. and j. j. Boyd, Consulting En-
gineers.
Said bids will be received, opened and
read aloud in public at the Town Municipal
Building in the said Town on September
Time.
Plans. bid forms. general conditions. con-
tract and specifications are on file and may
be examined at either the office of the
Town Manager. Town Municipal Building
aforesaid, or at the office of j. C. Reming-
ton, Jr. and j. ]. Boyd. Consulting Engin-
GERS. 5OS Market Street, Camden, New
Jersey.
Copies of said bid form and specifications
may be obtained from the said Consulting
Engineers by prospective bidders upon the
payment of the sum of $500 for each set
Upon the return to the Consulting Engin-
GERS of the bid form and specifications so
taken. the sum of $1,000 will be returned
to the person or persons securing said
copies.
The Town of Smyrna reserves the right
to reject any or all bids. either in whole
or in part.
Bids must be made on the bid forms pre-
pared by the Consulting Engineers in the
manner designated therein and required by
the specifications, must be enclosed in sealed
envelopes. bearing the name and address of
the bidder on the outside and addressed to
Clifford Jones, Town Manager, Town
Municipal Building. Smyrna, Delaware, and
must be accompanied by certified check
to the order of the Town of Smyrna for
not less than five percent of the amount
bid.
By Order Of the Mayor and Council
of the Town of Smyrna. Delaware
Clifford Jones,
Town Manager
Dated August IS, 1913
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
NOTICE

I am prepared to dig cellars by
team or grade for anyone wishing
same. See
VIM. SULLIVAN,
202 North St., Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
Gard of Thanks

wish to thank all voters in the
Third Representative District for
their support in the recent Demo-
cratic Primary election.
ALLEN ]. COOK,
Kenton, Del.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
For SALE
For SALE

New Tractor, disc harrows. I'M
mediate delivery on 5, 6, Z and s-ft.
lengths.
HIWAY MACHINERY MARKET,
Phone Bali FELTON,, Del.
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
FOR SALE

Fresh stock of Hearing Aid Bat
teries. all sizes now in stock.
EVERHART BROS,
Phone 6181
Smyrna times., 1948-08-26
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
TOWN OF SMYRNA
KENT COUNTY
DELAWARE
WATER MAIN EXTENSION

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the Town of Smyrna,
Kent County. Delaware, for
Evening star., 1948-03-07
falkland Governor
Gives Argentina Note,
IAt Antarctic Bases
BY The Associated Pres.

PORT STANLEY. Falkland Is
lands, Mar. 6.-Britain has delivered
a protest to Argentina and received
one in return in the dispute over
the Antarctic Falkland Island
dependencies.
The British protest was delivered
by Miles Clifford, governor of the
Falkland Islands, who arrived at
deception Island Thursday aboard
the British Cruiser Nigeria, mes
sages received here today said.
Mr.. Clifford, accompanied by an
officer from the Nigeria, went to
the Argentine camp at Pourquoi
Pas Bay and delivered a note pro-
testing Argentinas unauthorized
occupation"
Government officials here said 1t.
Cabrera. leader of the Argentine
detachment, Immediately protested
presence of the Nigeria "in Argen-
tine territorial waters without au-
thority Of the Argentine govern
ment."
NIL SlAlOio u ACHOA ICO w Z VI otdA1-
ley that the Argentine detachment
includes a meteorological observer
and seven seamen, is housed in COM
modious quarters with central heat
ing, large workshops and powerful
radio equipment. The Argentines
also have dinghy with an out
board motor and a jeep.
Later the lieutenant visited the
Nigeria.
The British Admiralty said In
London that Mr.. Clifford delivered
q second protest on Friday to a
three-man Argentine garrison on
lonely King George Island in the
South Shetlands protesting "con-
tinued occupation" by Argentina
The Admiralty said the first note
protested action Of an Argentine
mine sweeper in halting Nor
wegian trawler.
The cost of medical care for Amer
leans rose from 26 per cent of con-
sumption expenditures in 1914 to 4.1
per cent in 1910.
Evening star., 1948-03-07

| chapters In most countries Of the
Western Hemisphere. The interna-
tional organization was founded In
Paris in 1888 to promote better usage
of the Franch language throughout
the world.
Officers to be installed are Mary
Joudon, president; Barbara Park,
vice president; Mildred Burkland.
secretary; Thomas Singer, treasurer,
and William A. Akin, publicity. Mrs.
Kathryn D. Wyatt is faculty adviser.
Speaker at the ceremony will be
| Armand Hoog, young French author.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
French Society 10 Install
Officers al University

The Junior Alliance Franchise
Chapter at American University will
install officers at 4::30 pm. Wednes-
day in Mary Graydon Hall, on the
university campus.
This newly formed group will be
the first Junior Alliance Francaise
in the world and will be allied with
the Alliance Francaise, which has
Evening star., 1948-03-07

The cost of medical care for Amer
leans rose from 2.6 per cent of con-
sumption expenditures in 1914 to 4.1
per cent In 1910.
Evening star., 1948-05-25
ApARrMeNTs WANTto (cese.)

# n..a SSuiiT iaI .h !. unln sd ), june:
sleiS ToHNG G0 BRfThsI f1 LADIES' Hss' desire farn.
apt. by June ] 5: British Embassy locality.
YonNG VS. ssol oouPfs Ysfneidai d.aSia NO smoking. no
drinkins. H IN. no parties. desire iarn. o
FRENCH OFFiCIAI desires bachelor
apartment, furnished or master bedroom
with private bath, maids service, in cool
NV. section; uD to 500. BOX 2a1-z. Star.
. OR s, $ R ROOM AZ APT. es e.. small M hoyss; 81 5; G.
s-BEDRoOM. is furn. or unfurn. apt. pre-
MARINE Ma M OFFICER H5 And All 'ish WifE desire iurn.
kitchen and bath; Arlington or NV. pre-
1er5ed; m 10 call a RE, 74oo' Ext. 1880. 3 &c
COUPLE tvsteranS. both employed. desire Dc
Call oy; 0240 any time. a6s
FURNISHED APT.-vet and .expectan.
fsh.a s5s a':sa' :na s.R R:'s So 5sy "
VETERAN AND WIFE, s-month baby need
in,ITnished i,IIl q or unfuTnishsd apt viii con-
YOU YoTNGGn Gn'c 'ccoG1PRGE. no children or 'p Pets
wishes 1-bedroom. living room kitchen and
bath furnished apartment in apartment
house. Call ST. e64s between s-12 and
YOUNG COUPLE. veteran end bride to be,
smpioyed; d., duplex n preferred, but not neees-
lily. MRS ST JOHN, Trinidad 5O7a
Evening star., 1948-05-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

HAM PET SHOW, 2827 Conn. ave AID.
8507. Open Sun, 30; daily, 1-9 p.m.-25
COLLIE. Scotch. sable and white, u
GockME1R Gea III 'ssPlsAN1ELs sPAN1ELs, 3 blacks and and 4
PS5eSsed Soss AND &c eAfs sIi boarded week ends or
longer: air-conditioned Kennels. pickup
kENsfLs 4315 eonn aSe wo oss4
CoCKERS-Red and white parti-color fe-
males. black and white parti-color males
G1asted nes RoeFsie hsates sIsS pyp' champion 0S9d
ELPAw ''GisSiSs KENNELS '0Hs 0res.-Every care for
Alexandria. Va. Duke st. extended 3
miles out, adj. Quartermaster Depot, TE
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS tpcliee pups,
black. 2 white; $50. Call Rockville 3s1s.
ENGLISH BULL PUPS Axe sss,ts5sd
coCKER FnPPIHs, PUP Axe Axe; reg: / red male
| black and tan male; champ. bloodlines
BoxER,' fawn. male. 1s months; reg; no
papers; price, s35; owner desires country
hsGIrsR hS9f f. Fox a3ss TERRIER, puresred. II
mos; female, spayed; loves children. SH
COCKER SPANIEL, male, 8 mos; Axe
reg; particolor. 1434 Potomac ave. Sc,
: BEAUTIFUL pedigreed female. collie
pups; 3 mos. old; Axe registered. WI
Evening star., 1948-05-25
MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY vETERAN q experience. With
Call any time. Mr.. Cook, GIL. 5137.
Small! s... Joss-r5unk.. personal stes.s,
NOV Movrsa xcRoss rE sfs1rR II sses % .ero.,
.ne,,. the country: sale storage IN ssps,asts
Sias SzEisi SVffAsi SffasSss sdso NJ soss,
and sss ;ns az r. s.Ss os
REDucED BATES; 8 .yeTsse, rooms ei
ment sor s. er per month. M % Resson.ple sSeP rates
19s ssalsesaai eS yfss q AtX1 1855 ssa
enced men; piece or load; storage space
ss.sns ss'e4s co sss nAsH.As n ses
niS:; focal " MoyfNc oSfS AND HAULING - Fast
ssssee xhiss sSs hslp ao Ss too SMALL
Light and heavy hauling a speciality. Res-
fNotsaE HousEHoID t5iss, Mov1NGs between was wash,
2; C. and Eastern. Southern or Middle
yEa5 Wsss STATS For For f5es phone
wick. Nd: 27eS and reverse the eharses.
VAN WITH .asd1s WHILE DEIvER. .v1 $3.50 hr;'
stoa no o5
as pay on moving. GLOVER, RE $500.
EDELMAN MOVING b STORAGE Co.
Reas. rates; will accept your surplus fur
niture as part payment on your moving,
storage. IA. 2937; after z pm, GE. 1416.
WANTED. LOAD Or PART LOAD to and
from Washington, Pittsburgh. Cleveland,
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City,
Denver. Calf; Immediate service. NORTH
MOVING, HAULING-Careful handling by
exper. veterans; reaS rates; 24-hr. service.
MR.. GARRETT, OW. 1851. %
Evening star., 1948-05-25
FARM ond GARDEN.

RICH TOP SOIL, driveways Rraveled. TR.
BOYLE TREE SURGERY co-specializ-
spraying, etc. RA. 1919 after 8 Pm, -
eIs and drills; must sell in 10 days. rails
shaIPn slHP. GARDES Jar ilsef KING n TRACTORS and
equipment for immediate delivery. HOR-
NERS CORNER, 9TH and Florida ave. ne.
FhAGsTooNE and hand-quarried building
stone. HAMMOND & WALSH. centreville,
pEMo. bfastoS RsoTSoTILLEK, so1SoILK new warranty, sioo
81 list price. cH 1000; CENTRAL MOTOR
G2RDHS aaSo 1k1cToks Ia Aflastan II snd "a
56NsYyy,s, INC. s12s Ga. ave, Silver SD.
soTo TILLER; Rotoette: chorsm.stsr gar
Balssn prass esTm Gs SR 5Hs5s &C. e.
oVlIS Ese African Ainsfsa S%fET 81 7esG
esease and Des freq In our
Pink, Beauty free with each order Of 4
ibs' S5c a ask I' Tor price list on vioists and
other nursery stock: free, delivery Wash.
snd vic week eH e orSfTf sns Hg
right on the Wash -Baito blya. at Belts
vile; Nd; Tower Sas4. Open suns: mss
FLAGSIONE WALhS, terraces. ureplaCeS
rock gardens, fshponds, retaining walls
pipe drainage; all kinds of cement work
F. MARCUCCIO, Rt 4. Horner's lane,
Rockville. Md. Phone Rockville 1888. .2S
LANDSCAPE GARDENER-Lawns seeded
fertilized: evergreens; Towering shrubs
boxwood. topsoil, flagstone. drainage sys-
tenn, grading; annual plants; 80 yrs. exper.
WANTED-Garden tractor, used rubber
tires and moving attachment; will call for
LaNDsGAPE LAM "PaEsRHFRGgceTIoNzAs the artist
brings out every detail OF beautiful
painting, We also constantly strive to
solve your individual problem with
service so general as to cover every phase
OF your need. Bulldozer grading, prepara:
msnured top soil, acid woods earth; xell-
gro, sl5; specimen yews' .szass' azaleas' holly,
cantha; bamboo. all types of confer sand
broad leaf evergreen, shade, ornamentaS,
Towering shrubs, perennlals, roses, vines;
ground covers. selected plants locally
grown, hardy; dug, delivered. planted same
day; grading. drainage. maintenance, tree
pruning, surgery. transplanting, removal;
fencing. brick. stone, flagstone, cement.
clnder block walls steps, walks, terraces;
pools. designs, plans, advice and estimates.
Ii 4225. OV. 6005. 25'
TREE SERVICE, landscaping. pruning,
topping elevating, remove trees, sodding
and seeding; free estimates. Call SH.
6722 or TR. 1884 -29