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Any Make, Any Model
Drive-ln lot. See Mr.. Beach. For
cash. trade. terms.
Beach Motors. 1910 14th st. NV.
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This is a perfect chance for any
small businessman to own his own
place Of business. Any reasonable
WILLIAM E. DAUGHERTY. 14o4
N. Y. ave, ST. 1873, JU. 7-61S4.-6
GEoRGETOWN. 1875 Wis. ave
Modern store and two apts.; pos
session. Call Mr.. Watts. DRURY
REALTY CORP, MI. 1000: ewes,
1st CoMML.; income s125: $4,000
above 1st trust. HU. 9571. g
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcont.

Downtown; 4-story store and office
building, elevator. S135. 900. Near
14th and K SITS. NV. Call Mr..
Zirkle. MA. $500; ewes. and week
ends. NO. 6794.
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
14l7 K St. NV. q
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

service: reas.; local or long distance
ia. 2937; after pm. GE. 1916.
TRACTOR, White, '46: available for
lease with driver. Nj. 1855, -
PICKUP TRUCK and driver available
sat, Sun. or evenings. MI. 2549.
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Adantahle Bungalow

Ideal for the small or groWing family.
. additional rms; 77xl5O level gar
dea-type lot; oil heat, equip. kit;
very desirable neighborhood, nr.
schools Selling for only Sl2 500,
with So, 500 cash needed. Call OW.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

WE HAVE two large homes that are
now zoned for business near Hecht's
and Kann's OF Arlington; both are
suitable for any business ors pro-
fesSion. LOUIS r. SIMPSON d
SON, INC, Realtors. 5000 Wilson
blvd. CHI. 5771, OK. 1856. Il.
SPACE-St., level, also basement:
ideal barber tailor, TV show room,
ete;; Silver Spring. 81. 5o33. s.
and Benning rd ne; AZ 1t. on
Benning rd.. ia it. on 44th St.
Reasonable. DAVID COOPER, 500
r 81. NV, MA. S507. IS
OUR End FLOOR. 9lx41: air cond /;
SEPARATE entrance: mod: rent reas.
MILLS CO, 9th and E sts. n.w.-6
903 Z ST. N.W.-Store available Nov.
with or without 5000 sq. It. ware
house IN rear. Call MA. S696. %
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WAREHOUSES EoR SALE
WAREHOUSES eoR REA1

GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE. 3 floors.
Approx. 10000 So. fl. near 18th
and Columbia I'd. LINKINS CO,
DI. S6SS
$50 A MONTH. Small 2-story brick
bldg. Suitable repair shop. storage
etc Rear Atlas Theatre. 1900 blk.
H st. ne. DRURY REALTY CORP.
MI. 1000.
DOWNTOWN - 5000 50. it., brick
building; 2nd comm; 5000 per mo
MILLS CO. 9th and E sts. NV. -6
1901 HALF ST. S.W-4,700 So. #.
office. toilets, gas heat, loading
platform l.500-ft. paved parking;
Silver Spring-l5 600 so. it.. Q street
frontages, 20-ft. ceiling.
Silver Spring-750O so. IT.. 20-ft
ceiling, 5000 additional feet of
marking
Sc. area-1 800 SO. 1T. storage space;
also ottice space available. MICHAEL
NV RE $3.50 e
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

200 ACRES. near Rockville. Md:
modern residence and tenant
houses. Owner retiring. Offers con-
sidered; terms if desired. WI "57I
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TRAILERS

ALL-METAL 81 1T. trailer with bath;
must sell this week at great loss.
WANT ONE HORSE TRAILER in
sood condition. Phone Vienna 1870.
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IMAGINATION

Make this S15.950 Arl. bungalow
sparkle Has 2 bedrmS., nice hv
rm., all-steel YOUNGSTOWN kit. with
garbage disposal; tiled bath; full
bsmt. and . brick firepls. An ideal
home for a nice couple. About S5,-
600 cash down. Call OW. 5000.
BRAND-NEW RAMBLER
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BE WISE
PF GPATEFITT,

You saw this Ea-acre farmette. close
in to No Arl Sweet Atlantic Cape
Cod, has firepl. in .liv. rm., . bed
rms, bath. bsmt., plus partially fin
ished attic. range. refgr.. and auto,
washer incl. S13,250, price. Call
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OFFICE. 37l3 New Hamp.
ave; . rooms, kit. dinette, bath;
transportation to all points at door.
GE pIpl
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES wANTED-Top cash prices
paid or will sell on commission
quick action. Eve. phone OR. 69l6,
L. t. GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918
K W
Evening star., 1951-08-06

FREDERICK COUNTY. MD.
Two going farms in a good state of
cultivation. If you are interested
IN GOOD, solid farm values, here
they are.
Evening star., 1951-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

COLONEL TRANSFERRED
Unusually clean brick Colonial IN
and congenial neiehborhood, Priced
for quick sale at S2I,450. OWNER.
FA. 5I62, $500 No. Quantico ST.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
1s4e Is-ton panel: low
mileage: excellent cond.; fully guar
Gnteed: S4a5 MA 642O

CHEVROLET ls4e a-ton panel: low
mileage; excellent cond.; fully guar.
Gnteed; S4a5 MA f420
ALL OF OUR TRUCKS are thoroughly
res9ndoned TesS psTt and ready for The
pickup, exceptionally clean with low
mileage at 81 ,093. and a cleaning
blk. 1850 Chevrolet sedan delivery
Perfect . for florist, d9ruestoreS, etc.
real buy at sos. 1877 W Ford pTIeti sedan 4
delivery. f947 Chevrolet ). pickup.
4-speed Transmission. And others,
DODGE AZ panel truck. Special price
SI5u. lst-class condition. Apply
47O6 ANNAPOLIS rd. Bladensburg
Md. Call UN. 9797. -
FORD 1850 FL l2-ton pickup; radio,
heater and defroster; in Al cond:
and appearance; has canopy top If
wanted: S1.050. MALONEY'S. INC,
SH. $3.50; Sun. and ewes, 81. 903s.
CHEVROLET AT 4s-passenger school
bus; ideal transp. for clubs, churches
ball teams. etc. VIII sacrifice at
$3.50. MALoNEY's, INC, s126
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. SH
$3.50; Sun. and ewes. 81. 903S
DODGE 1850 la-ton pickup; heater
and defroster. Cannot tell from new
Outstanding value at S1,050. MA
LONEY'S, INC. s126 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring, SH. 1880; Sun. and
ewes. 81. 903S, -12
FORD 1850 F-6 2-ton dump; incl, g.
sale ato at f0 s1.1s5 ii TALoNEYs sfaIr rs fSA me-
S126 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring.
Sh. 33aU; tun. and ewes. 81. y03e.
FORD BUS 1887; new 1oo-h.p. mo
tor; driven less than 1000 miles;
suitable for club. church; mobile
FOR SALE OR HIRE-Trucks and
tractors with air brakes. Ii; g.
FoRD 1e47 1la-ton stake; good cond..
$4,000 actual miles; owner recall ed
to service: $500 or best offer. OR.
CHEVROLET 1947 sedan delivery;
2 to choose from; ! green. l black
both in excl cond., guaranteed.
$685..
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ ST. NV. MI. 1915.
DODGE 1e47 2-ton co.e.; 14-ft
stake, s.25x20-10 ply tires, 2-speed
rear; excl. appearance and mechan-
ical cond guaranteed terms. Only
S745.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
s3rd AND M ST. NV. MI. 1915
CHEVROLET 194S h-ton pickup; low
mileage, looks and performs like
new; Trade accepted, terms ar
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ ST. NV. MI. 1916.
DODGE 1850 4a-ton panel; one own
er, very low milegae; enjoy a sub
stantial savings over the price of a
only 81 ,045.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND M ST. NV. MI. 1916.
FORD 1947 1-ton panel; one owner.
excl. cond throughout, guaranteed.
Terms arranged. S745.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
33rd AND NJ ST. NV. MI. 1876.
TRACTORS
81 GMc HCRA 642, 10000 miles.
on GMC f1CHA DS@, Al.
40 Federal 45M2 sleeper
4S Federal 25M2. excellent
AZ Federal 45M2 o.s. engine.
AS Int. KB7, sleeper.
40 White WA. - excellent
All of the above are priced to sell
and carry our money-back guarantee.
SHERIFF MOTOR co.
900 R. I. Ave. NE. -12
TRUCK VALUES
A GMC 1a-ton panel - seas
AZ GMC 11a-ton C. e. c.. = S645
AZ Chev / l2-ton high stake SS45
'38 Int. k-ton panel--- S145I
AZ Chev l-ton panel S445
46 Chevrolet Ha-ton panel l---- S495
40 Intl. 1A-ton van $3.50
46 White 2-ton C. & Co., S545
As White 2-ton van --.--- S745
Al Dodge and Chev 1h-ton
vans. in good cond. Ready to
go to work. 10 to choose
from S295
GMC Truck & Coach Div.
80 M St Me-. ME-. 0505
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CORNER 1a-ACRE
$4,000

This 3-bedrm. home is 64 #. long,
has Lear att. garage, disappearing
stairway to storage attic, lge. porch,
functional liv:. rm .-din. rm. comb,
with brick firepl.-need we say
more? Hurry-Hurry Make your
apnt. now. Call OW. 9090:
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VACATION PLACES

APT. Ocean City. Md
De luxe l and 3 bedroom units di-
rectly on ocean. Unsurpassed view
from furnished roof deck. Private
beach. Completely paneled, Beauty
rest mattresses. Substantially re-
duced rates after Labor Day week.
Sept. is usually one OF the best
months of season. GIL. O652. --6
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AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
(contiauedl

WANTED TO BUY - CLEAN USED
CARS Bob Goodwin Used Cars, l414
King St., Alexandria, Va, TIE. 1898.
PRE- WAR CARS. Highest SSS will be
paid for very clean used cars. Drive
to 5100 Georgia ave. or call TU.
1896. Ask for Mr.. Williams or Mr..
Coward .
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Choice Homesites
WON'T COST YOU
A CENT

To be country gentleman in q
scenic SPOT Just out far enough to
be exclusive, but close enough to
the best land in Montgomery Coun-
ty, in a section that Is the chioce OF
discriminating people. No down pay
ment-pay as you build. Call KEN
SINGTON REALTY CO.. INC, LO
6-O40n
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CADILLACS WANTED

AZ to 80 models. See US before
you trade or sell your Cadillac We
will pay you top cash price. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que st. NV,
DU 5000
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
Teachers Seek Pay Boosts B
Anchorage Times

In concerted drive to get ter ritorial teacher salary increases, the Anchorage Education Associa- tion voted yesterday afternoon to s end it's president, Warren l.. Dah1tsrom, to Juneau during the current legislative session.
 The resolution to send Dahl strom to the capital was carried by an overwhelming majority of some 75 teachers present at last nights meeting in the Chugach School.
 The teachers are seeking wage boosts based on a survey of living costs in each judicial division and on the present and proposed sal tary schedules of Seattle public school teachers. According to their formula, teachers in the 3rd Div ision need an $840 annual raise, while those in the Second and Fourth Divisions need a $1,600 annual raise.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
Alaska OPS Office
 Opened Monday

JUNEAU-The Office of Price Stabilization (OPS) was to be es- abolished Monday in Alaska, ac- cording to advices received by Governor Ernest Gruening from Michael V. DiSalle, price stabil- izer, in Washington. Headquarters will be in Juneau. :
 Gov. Gruening said today he has designated Fred C.. Hanford of Wrangell to head the OPS in Alaska, in compliance with Di- Sales request that a local person be appointed to the office. Han ford was to assume office Mon day, January 30, with the title of Acting District Director of the Of- flee of Price Stabilization. He will be under the general super vision of a regional director of price stabilization whose jurisdic- ton will comprise the territories and island possessions of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
Ike Wants No Restriction On Number of Troops

Continued from Page One)
 his survey of western Europe's defenses. His address will be car ried on all radio and television networks. p vf$
 There were indications, how ever, that the Pentagon does not want to disclose with any exact ness the probable US. contribu- ton. The reasoning is that Eisen- hower's hands should not be tied.
 The general will report to. the House foreign affairs and armed services committees in closed ses- sion earlier in the day f
 Eisenhower was quoted by sen- ators who heard him in a closed session yesterday as fixing his sights on a 40-division land force by the end of next year to help guard Europe against possible
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
communist attack.

communist attack.
 Some senators said Eisenhower, supreme commander of the north Atlantic defense setup, estimated that western Europe could be de- tended successfully by a suffi- ciently large land force.
 He gave no estimates on the American contributions to such an army, his listeners said, but in- sisted that all the Atlantic pact partners should contribute pro- portionately to the growing de- fense he has in mind.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
Girl Scout News

Intermediate Girl Scouts are planning a coasting party for Sum- day afternoon and will meet at the home of their leader Mrs. Carl Glavinovich.
 According to the scribe, Lucy Ann Fagerstrom, Sigrid Olson is the new president; Donna Lyle, secretary; Dianne Swan b CT g !, treasurer.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
Taxes Going Up,

Continued from Page One) 0O0,00O. This is nearly third more than the record collections of World War II when the take reached $43 billion in 1945.
 The understanding among Con- gress members is that the further increase MT. Truman is to request would raise government revenues to more than $71 billion.
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02
THE THINC!" What Is It?
GAP NewSfeatureS)

WHAT'S "The Thing?" That mysterious, phantom object peo- pie are singing about over the air waves and on top-selling records! A national contest brought some 5000 answers (to RCA-Victor). Here are few:
The Nome nugget., 1951-02-02

Are you fighting a losing battle against rising business costs? There's wonderful ECONOMY news for you in new Ford Trucks for '51!
 Ford step-ahead engineering has gone all-out to make new Ford Trucks work harder for you, work better for you to cut the cost of your truck oper- ation!
 Important things have hap pened to Ford Truck engines,
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
SS DENALI PASSENGERS

The following Seward passen- gers were booked northbound on the SS Denali, sailing from Pier 42, Seattle, at 400 pm, May II:
 l.. C. German and wife, Mrs. Mary Hester, Mrs Helen Wolfe, J. E. Johnson and wife, 0. H. Brown and wife, John E. Mayer, Peter J. Osterman and wife, Mrs. Lillian Collins, Miss Shir- ley Thoren, Henry C. Jones, c. D. Gunter and wife, Wayne Thompson and wife, Russell Asey and wife.
 Mrs M A. Olson, Mrs Mary Morgan, Cpl. Paul R. Jones and wife, Mrs. Marie Kittle, Marion Adams, Wm. w. Patton Jr. and wife, H. G. Thorsness, Gene E. Tolbert, Robert H. Morris, Dr. Kelly and wife, Mrs. Geo. J. Hubert, J. c. Morris and wife, Edna May Johnson, Mary Ellen Doyle.
 Huston Anderson, Robert N. Earll, Osborn Stevenson, Floyd Cochran, Charles c. Bitner, R. L. Caine, E. Knight, Miss J. V. Tyrrel, Otto St, Clair, Frank McGarvey, Mrs Margaret Mead, Miss Hertha Froehlich.
 Thos. Lippert, Nicholas Ches- ser, Mrs. Nellie Rabbit, Miss Syble Lyles, Mrs. R. w. Robin son, Mrs. Thruston, Mrs. Claude Campbell, Mrs. William Gellert, Campbell, Mrs. William Gellert and two children, Irving Fore man, John Warne, Richard O. son.. Oswald Dana and wife, Mrs Emilee Abrams, and Linda Abrams.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
BOOCHEVER APPOINTED
 TO DEVELOPMENT BOARD

Robert Boochever, Juneau At torney, has been appointed by Governor Ernest Gruening to the Alaska Development Board, it was announced yesterday by the Governors office. AS mem ber-at-large, Mir. Boochever will replace the Governor on the Board.
 MT. Boochever has resided in Juneau since January of 1946, when he was appointed Assist ant United States Attorney for the First Division. He is a gradu- ate of Cornell Law School and a veteran of World War II.
 The Alaska D V c l op m n { Board was one of the several Territorial Boards and Commits Sions from which the Governor was removed, at his request, by action of the 20th Legislature. Since there was no emergency clause in the act, it will not take effect until May 30.
 The board will meet at the end of the month in Juneau.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
BLOOD TIPPING PROGRAM CONSIDERED SUCCESS

Health officials consider that the blood typing program com pleted Saturday night was a moderate success in Seward.
 Many residents have been typed previously and have cards, but total of 800 others were typed during the five day pro- gram. A total of APT school children now carry cards, and of the adult group 92 persons were entered in the walking blood bank and donors for Sew ard Sanatorium and the Hospi- tai.
 Mrs. LaPreal Bic, speaking for Civil Defense, Red Cross and the Sanatorium, expressed pub lie thanks for volunteers who helped put the program across. Commercial students from the high school did the clerical work in the daytime, other vol unteers took over for the night sessions. Nurses from the Associ- ation assisted in the typing.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
SECOND GRADERS ON EXCURSION" TODAY

Mrs. Blanche Miller and he1 second gra d CTS boarded the train today for an "excursior trip" to Woodrow. The grea' distance of 7 miles, but the frs time on a train for many of the little fellows.
 Picnic lunches and plenty 0. excitement characterized the ex petition. Parents with cars vii meet the youngsters at the sid ing for the return trip.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
VETERANS GET FIRST CHECKS FOR END
 INSURANCE DIVIDEND

World War II veterans of the Pacific Northwest have started to receive second d ivi d n d checks on their National Ser vice Life Insurance policies, ac- cording to the Veterans Admin istration.
 P y m en t of the dividend, which will take about one year to complete, will come to $685. O0O, ,OOO, benefiting some eight million veteran policy holders. First dividend checks were plac- ed in the mail the latter part of April, covering NSLI policies with anniversary dates falling during the month of January.
 The VA said veterans should not expect to receive a dividend check until several months after the policy anniversary date, be- cause the final calculation of the amount due cannot be made until the last premium has been paid for the dividend policy year. The anniversary date of policy is the anniversary of the date on which it originally be- came effective.
 Dividends will be paid on those policies which have been in force three months or longer during the three-year period from the anniversary in 1948 to 1851 inclusive. This applies to both term and permanent plan policies,g including those which have lapsed or been terminated by the death of the insured. No applications are required, and payment of the dividend will be automatic. It is expected to be completed by this time next year.
 Veterans were urged by the VA not to make inquiries about the dividend before they receive their checks: however. after policy holder received his check : and has a question about the payment he should write to the VA district office handling his account. Information accompany ing his dividend check will tell the veteran where 10 write.
 One check will be mailed for each policy Policy holders with more than one policy eligible for the dividend will receive one check for each eligible policy based on the anniversary date of that policy.
 The amount of dividend earn ed by each NSLI policy will vary according to the following formula: Number of months in force, plan of insurance, face value of the policy, and the age of the insured.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
SEWARD NURSES TO
 ATTEND CONFERENCE

Three nurses from the Sew ard Registered Nurses Associa- tion will attend the First Annu- al Conference of the Territorial Nurses Association, in Anchor age, Thursday and Friday of this week.
 Mrs. Melba Torvanger, Miss Ann Duncan and Mrs. Bic will represent the local group.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
HARBOR NOTES

Seward harbor has been a busy place this past week, with six freighters in over the week end, four at the docks and two standing by. One huge barge of bulk cement, carrying nearly 18.000 barrels of cement, finish cd unloading early in the week. and another due Saturday.
 Halibut boats unloaded more fish in the first two days at the Seward Fish and Cold Storage Company plant, than in the en- tire season last year TWo-hun- dred and forty thousand against 181,000 in 1850. Other halibut- CTS are due this week.
 Some excitement was caused this morning by report that whales are in the Bay, but the rumor has not been varified.
 Longshoremen are in great demand. both shipside and dock side to get cargo unloaded be- fore another ship arrives. There is ample work for several more men.
 Construction men are arriving with their families in trailer houses. Several are now estab- lished on the Park Reserve, with sewer, water. gar b a g e racks, and electricity installed, There is no way to estimate the final number that may ask for space in the city.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15
IS A CHURCH SAFE SAFE?

What amazes us about tht story from Portland, Oregon yesterday, in which a boy wa. locked into the Walk-in safe a the Rose City Park Methods Church, is the fact that any church has the need for such ; facility in it's plant
 From this point it is doubt full whether any Alaskan church es would need anything larger than a cigar box in which tC store it's material assets. Appar ently Alaska still has a lot tc learn.
 Anyone living on a budget these days has to be content to let the world go buy.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15

A deficit is what remains when the bottom falls out of good intentions.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15

A politicians toughest job is to find way to correct a mis- take without admitting he made one.
Seward seaport record., 1951-05-15

Personalized Stationery
 Made 10 Order
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28

For millions, the foods they IKE best
are taboo-cause sour stomach-heart-
burn and gassy fullness after meals. Turns
put the fun back into eating. just eat
one or two Turns after meals, or if
indiscretions in eating, smoking or drink
ing cause distress. You will soon see why
Turns have become first choice of Ameri-
cans everywhere for quick relief of acid
indigestion. They're only 1Of-sold
everywhere you buy drug items.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
No Water-NO Mixing
No Waiting

Only a few minutes ago, heart
burn threatened to spoil her eve
ming, but Turns came to therescue!
Turns bring quicker relief for two
reasons: First, they work record
fast; or-Second, they require no
mixing and no water. You can
use them anywhere, anytime to
relieve distress in minutes, even
hours faster than other methods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
Dointy, feminine underwear

Dointy. feminine underwear
thot is cosy to sew is O Joy
to women who like to moke
their own things. This comb
sole ond petticoot set hos
only three pottern pieces.
Wide ruffline trims the petit
coot, and morrow ribbon mokes
O pretty trim on both items.
Premiere Pottern No. 3l53 is
for sizes ". II. -. IA. Is
ond 10. Size II requires 3
yards Of 36 or 80 inch mo-
terioI plus ! VI yords contrast.
Allow OF Ieost six weeks for
pottern orders to be filled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
No More Bed-Tossing :

Do you lie awake when you want
to sleep? Do you toss and turn
during the night? That is what is
apt to happen if your stomach is
churning up too much acid, often
without your knowing it. Try eat
ing / or 2 Turns at bedtime. See
if you don't get new relaxation
and refreshment from your nights
rest. Get a roll of Turns today.
Garry them always.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-01-28
the SECRET OF TUMS \
SCIENTIFIC BUFFER ACTION

Our school books told US that
the stomach should be slightly
acid to digest foods. Too much
harsh soluble alkalis may stop diges-
ton by overwhelming the stomach
or cause acid rebound, making the
pain worse The modern, scientific way
to relieve acid indigestion is to use Turns.
They contain no bicarbonate of soda. In
stead, a special form of calcium which stop
working Immediately when the acid cond
tions are neutralized this is called "buf1e
action in medical terms). It's SO much kind,
to your stomach to use modern, scientif
Turns. Only 10Y a roll.