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Evening star., 1954-10-23
$1,000 DOWN

Will buy this sfoTLEss all-brick
home that offers you living room,
separate dining room and all new
kitchen on first floor. 9 LARGE
bedrooms and bath, up. Basement,
new furnace. storm windows and
lawn and shrrbbery. Much desired
close-in location. Only S14,a50 with
payments easy to handle. Move In
with deposit. Call IA. 5-S402.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Gem For $11,950

All-brick 2-bedroom, 2-story sparkler
with basement, separate dining room
Bus, school and stores very handy
Low down payment and low montn!y
payments. Our number Is ia
5-S402.
Evening star., 1954-10-23

u ACRE TAKOMA PIX.
3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm., equipped
kit. den, screened porch, 2-car
garage, beautiful landscaping, several
fruit trees. $14,5O0 full price.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. <-1166 WA. 7-6655
Evening star., 1954-10-23
SUNNYBROOK, MD.

S13,500-TERMS
l103 55th ave,-Beaut. bungalow;
3 bedrms.. lovely liv. rm., mod. kit,
full bsmt.. oil a.-ch. Lge. scr. porch.
excel. cond. Assume GI loan: owner
leaving city. must sell today
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"Poisen

Center hall, Calf. styling in ANTIQUE
brick, Spacious liy. rin, has hrepl. |:
lge. din. '.ell'':: de luxe eanip. kat
ing space" kit: 2 twin-si2e bedrIils.
Close in. conv. N. Arl. loc. GI AP.
PROVED AT S15,1U0! Investigate
today No, Ais.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
ALEXANDRIA
''SnnOrgaSbordo

SWELsISh STL4E srLIl LEVEl
CHAtiMER with attachel GAksAGl
ana attractive CATHEDRAL CElL
ING liy. rn. Juliet" type BAL
CONY leads to 2 nice bedrms. an,
bath. Bsmt. accommodates utils. only
CONTRACTS coSfSsi Ts. AccapTABIEl eSs 2Aid.sIo' Ac e
fast on this onei No. 4S3.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
5000 DOWN

This au-brick Colonial home has
i4x.0-ft. liv. rm.. firepl., lge. din,
rm.. equip. kit; full. painted base
ment: 3 lee. bedrms. and bath:
fenced lot 2 blks. to school, transp
and shopping. Approved GI Tor
S14,5UU. Reas. down payt. to non
vets.
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. 9-5992 till pm; after 8 pm,
WA. 7-564l. HA. 2-SS91. HA
o-Snh2 HA 2-Qn74 "a
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"O11r Ace"

BIG BRICK COLONIAL ON A LARGE
CORNER LOT. Anchor fenced II
rear; 8 nice bedrms.. sep. din. rm.
full bsmt. porches. conv. N. Arl
to VETERAN OR NON-vETERAN
No. 205.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"Spittin' Image"

OF THE HOME YOU'VE ALWAYS
HAD IN MIND. A 3-bedrm. solid
brick Cape Cod home with full bsmt.
on lovely landscaped lot in choice
fully fully EQUIPPED al as pdf Iitchen. cony. % to
schools, shopping and transp. A
RARE BUY A ONLY $14.500; Gil
CONTRACTS ACCEPTED. No. Ali.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
housEs Pok SALIVA.
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
S11 60l
cash DOW

Attraetiye brick Cape Cod. on large
ped kit, fireplace, expansion attic.
Call Mr. Wray, Ma. $4,000. L201
SUBJ. VA approval. r. W. BERENS
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"Pioneer"

AN ACRE OF GRUuNu comes with
bier. Center hall plan: formal din.
rm.: equip. kit: bsmt, .2-cAR GA
RAGE. Situated in the Mclean
area. $4,000, LOW INTEREST
TRUST CAN BE ASSUMED. Friced
at S22.750. BY appt. No. 442.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"Needs Polishing"

rambler on beautiful landscaped cor
ner lot of $4,000 so. #. in estab
close-in Falls Church location. Won
derful floor plan: entrance foyer,
powder rm. or VI bath, firepl.. .spac.
(dishwasher and disposaD. 3 fine
bedrms. tea. with twin closets: full
tile bath: hot-water radiant heat:
patio. $19,950. GI CONTRACTS
ACCEPTED No. 353.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
JIM BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY.
.5O0LGOOD TERMS

0lZ,OUU-IO I ElMO
RTvERDALE PARK
ONLY Q LEFT. Taylor and Madison
sts. Open Sat. and Sun. New .
bedrm. brick ramblers. Lge. bed.
rms, liv. rms, kits. Hardwood
floors. Ceramic tile baths. lge. shad,
lots Conv. to schools. transp., shop
REALTY CO.. WA. 7-7073. WA
T-Ol61. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-23
GI-RAMRIERS

3 bedrms. with full daylight bsmts.,
2 outside entrances. lge. 14x19 liv
rm. with picture window. mod
equip. kit. big sodded lots with
paved streets and driveway, S12,760
low down payment, 30-yr. loan. 10
S-SkQn
Evening star., 1954-10-23
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY
Custom Rambler
Hazel" Missed This OneS

A short drive over scenic Mt. Yer
non blvd. lies friendly and unique
and situated on one Of its beau
tifully wooded lots is this I1a-yr.-
old brick rambler. Features: Center
entrance hall, lge. liy. rm. with
fireplace. separate din. rrn., de luxe
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space, 3 generous size bedrmS.. Z
baths. daylight bsmt. with rec
rm. and fireplace. partitioned room
and full bath suit. for maids rm.
ETC., plus attached 2-car garage
Best OF MI the price Is undel
S25. 900 with excellent terms
Shown by appointment only.
The M. n. BARRY Org.
2206 Mt. vernon Aye., Alex, Va
TIE. 6-2442. KI. o-007S, TE. 6-574t
Evening star., 1954-10-23
MANASSAS, VA.

MANASSAS, VA.
Own your own lovely 3-bedrm. brick
bungalow. Open for inspection l
to s. No down payment to Vets.
S6T mo. Directions: Out Arlington
blvd. to Route 20, to Centreviile,
bear left on Route 2S to Manassas,
turn left on 234 to sign, Holmes
HARpEN lIsfsSi REALTY CO., 426 s. Main
st. Manassas 20S-J. "a
PIMMTTT HILLS. FALLS CHURCH.
3-BEDRM. RAMBLER. STORM
WINDOWS AND DOORS. SERY-
ICEMAN OWNER TRANSFERRED
WILL SACRIFICE FOR REASON
ABLE OFFER. CALL JE. 4-21S6.-
KILROY SAYS--HEY GIs -,
No kash down. no kash at settlement
no kash to move.payments less than
3-bedrm. rambler, klose to schools,
shops and t1ansH; It's ,sv1 new! {or1or-dw ! It's
KALI NO KASH KILROY. KE. 6-S335
ia. 7-9427 "a
Evening star., 1954-10-23
HousEs ron sALE-MD.
CT APPROVET1

sii,S5oFrsms; 2 bed5ms:. ,, liy. rm.
$i4,400-Brick: bedrms., itY. rm.,
kitchen and bath, screened-in porch
corner lot. CLINTON D. WALKER
Evening star., 1954-10-23
5000 DOWN

Payt. to Vets. Three-bedrm. brick
rambler, family-sized equip. kit, lge.
liv. rm with picture window, full
bsmt. with knotty-pine rec. Tm. and
features: white rail fence. patio,
redwood storm windows and doors:
3 blks. to school: only 4 yrs. old.
Sf3,950. Reas. down payt. to non
Evening star., 1954-10-23
5000 DOWN

Payt. to vets. Only 3 yrs. old. Lge.
liv. rm., equip. 12x12 kit, 2 twin
arranged for rec. rm.: aluminium
storm doors. windows and awnings:
fenced lot with stone patio and
firepl S11. 500. Reas. down payt.
In non-vPtS
Evening star., 1954-10-23
Visit Lohr Homes
HOO JACKSON AVE.
OPEN SUN, / TIL DARK
LANGLEY PARK AREA

You now have this oppor-
tunity to buy this fine brick
home of 8 bedrms. and 2
baths, on the most generous
terms possible. 1t is new
and modern in every respect
and has many unusual fea-
lures. See 1t Sunday and
Judge for yourself GI ap-
proved for Sa6,950 Direc-
tons: Out N. Hamp. ave.
ext, left on Kingwood dr.,
right on Glenside to our home.
Robert E. Lohr, Realtor
HE. $4,000 TILL o PM. RA, $500
"a YEARS OF DEPENDABLE
Evening star., 1954-10-23
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON

Beautiful. very clean Colonial, nicely
situated on level corner lot with
trees and fenced by hedge. Liv. rm.
15x22, with firepl.: din. rm,, 12xl3:
pch,: 8 nice bedrms. and tile bath
up: finished rec. rm. with firepl.
powder rm.: outside entr.; gas heat
Rusco storm windows and screens.
$21,75G. Can assume 40 trust.
FRED J. GEORGE
ia. s-6777 JA. 7-0I41
-23
Evening star., 1954-10-23
GI-Sl0,750

Nothing Down, $62 Per Mo.
Brick semidet. 2-bedroom, fun base
ment, fenced yard; l block to bus
Located in Huntington. $500 deposl
req, for settlement charges. S62 PEI
month. Exclusive. E. F. sTEFFEY
JE 4-3447. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-23

GOT OUT OF HAND"
vacant-Needs some AKIN BUT
It has . nice wooded lot. la BATHS
3 bedrms., din. rm. and kitchen
N. Ari. location of Wilson blvd.
$500 go TRUST CAN BE AS'
SuMEDl Win try little cash ant
easy terms. THIS MAY BE IT
Evening star., 1954-10-23
COLONIAL,
RAMBLER
BUNGALOW

This 2-bedrm. home is convenientlS
in walking distance to parochial ant
public schools. Some of its features
are full bsmt,, hot-water heat, lse
liv. rm, with fireplace, sep. din. rni.
attached garage and side screened
porch. See it today and make ar
offer. open Sun, to &. Directions
Out Wilson blvd. a blks. beyont
Hechtis, turn right on n. Buchanan
to our OPEN sign at Sth I'd.
DARWIN REALTY
IA
Evening star., 1954-10-23
DAY AND NIGHT

You will be happy and contented with
this NEW 3-bedroom, 1kz-bath, all.
brick rambler with basement and
separate dining room. Right here in
the heart of N. Arlington, for only
SIS.g50. GOVT. approved and in.
spected. Ready for occupancy. Can
IA. 5-S402.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
NEW

Pressed-brick rambler. 6514 Davis
rm., tiled bath: 2 bedrms.; all mod,
ern conv.; lot sodded; terms. Call
RE. 6-6544 and ewes. RE. 5-6141.
Omen 10 a m to dark IA
Evening star., 1954-10-23
GROOM BRICK
ON u ACRE

al approved for S14.250-Firepl,
lEe compl kit. full bsmt., oil heat:
plenty Of room for the children TO
schools and neighbors. Only $500
cash, balance at SIS per mo. Phone
until 8 p.m., Lo. 1887. Lo
Evening star., 1954-10-23
4-BEDRM. GIANT

Just finished. ga baths, 2 bedrooms
on each floor. with bath to match.
Basement. separate dining room,
individual styling. Best close-tn To-
cation. Only S23,250. Cali to see
1t and then start packing. Reach
us at IA. 5-S402.
Evening star., 1954-10-23
"Swinp That Cat"

SWING lnaC Cat
plenty of room to do it in
the K-acre lot and the. 6-rms. OF
fnli fni bsmt. Near i%mss %WEsroWaR s in VIZ
Arl. 3 bedrms. sen. din. rn.. fully
equipped kitchen. Near schools
transp. and shopping. A REAL
JEWEL AT CT APPROVED PRICE
OF ONLY S14,500. No. 456.
Evening star., 1954-10-23

Colonial Investment Co.
. 9a3 18th st. NV. RE 7-6650
ATTRAC. 2-bedrm. bungalow. Lge
corner lot, white picket fenced. Scr
side porch. Lge. liv. rm. Very clear
and in excel. repair. Assume Gl
trust. $1,000 will handle Mr. River
dale rd. and new Wash. -Balto. pkwy
Carr MR.. TUBBS. WITH
j ROGER MOSS
no. 2-6020; Ewes. AP. 7-4120
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Flower Show Laid Out
10 Thrill! by Contrasts
Hollow Square ldeo, New This Yeor,
Features Bio Trees, Fountain, Blooms

many Of the newer varieties and
they are thanked \py two lesser
marble fountains.
Against the south wall of the
Armory viii be an outstanding
display by A. E. Heinrich Of
Woburn, Mass. He Is the ex-
hibitor who a couple Of years
ago had the old mill with the
hornets nest hanging from one
corner Another time he had a
rock garden with q marvellous
collection Of miniature plants.
This years display may be
described as a huge rock ledge
from which two streams plunge
into pools.
Around and in the various
CRANES Of this huge exhibit are
some two thousand tiny flower
ing bulbs and plants,
Another unusual display will
be that Of the United States
FaCent once displaying nu-
merous horticultural patents
hybrid plants and flowers.
The orchid display this year,
again sponsored by the National
Capital Orchid Society, will fea-
ture exotic orchids from all over
the world. AS their secretary
produly points out every CONT
nent except Anartica will be rep
resented in the display. How
ever, the display this spring will
for the most part be different
from the fall show because each
kind of orchid has its particular
season Of bloom. Those from
down under" will be our bloom
ers next fall.
The National Capital Garden
Club League has many new and
interesting classes for flower ar
rangers, as well as gardens and
other competitive classes. The
arrangement classes change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

Use your Shopping Plate TO charge your purchases.
Coll MA $500 anytime for "a hour phone service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

show trailer at Fourteenth and
E streets NV. Advance tickets
are IS cents. Tickets at the
show will cost $1.25.
Mrs. Frederick w. Lang,
chairman of the garden club
section, said the emphasis this
year in all club exhibits will be
on landscaping the small home
grounds.
She said Is small gardens, six
in each of three classes. will
demonstrate the use of plant
material and lanscaping ideas
for the small house site.
These gardens all have been
designed by garden club men,
bers. Mrs. Lang said. and will
be constructed in the armory
by the various clubs. Mrs. OAR
rell St. Claire is chairman Of
the gardens.
In addition to the stationary
gardens, there will be COMPETE
tive flower arrangement classes
each day. There will be ar
rangements in inches. on tables
and pedeStalS and in traditional
and contemporary living rooms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
18th Flower Show to Open
In Armory on Thursday
Mrs Nixon to Snip Ribbon to Open Display
With Gorden Section Awards to Follow

Washingtor's fourth National
Capital Flower and Garden
Show will set the stage for
spring this week at the National
Guard Armory.
The huge display of blooming
flowers and fairy-like gardens
will be opened officially at 2
pm. Thursday by Mrs. Richard
Nixon, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. The show will continue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
EVERBL COMING
ROSE BUSHES
! 'l9 .'''
for 325 for 5.98-
3 for 3.25

40 varieties of hybrid. field-grown rose bushes.
They're 2 years old GUARANTEED TO
BLOOM ALL SUMMER! Branches are waxed,
roots are wrapped for safe, easy planting. Select
yours from our collection of bright reds, pure
white, sparkling yellows, delicate pinks and
dazzling two-tone shades And you get free
"Gro-stuf" for faster, more luxuriant growth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Star Booth to Aid
Gardeners at Show

How does your garden
grow?
Expert information on
gardening will be provided
by The Star for visitors to
the National Capital Flower
and Garden Show.
Wilbur H. Youngman, the
Stars garden editor. will be
at The Star booth in the
National Guard Armory each
evening from 1880 Ito 8
o'clock to consult with gar
deners on problems.
Copies of The Stars Gar
den Book, written by Mr..
Youngman. also will be on
sale.
Gardeners also may re-
ceive information on gar
den problems at a Garden
Therapy Booth, to be OPP
Grated each day and eve
ming by the National Cap
ital Garden Club League.
and at a booth to be manned
by members of the Potomac
Rose Society.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

The rooms will be designed and
furnished by Woodward g.
Lothrop.
The arrangements will change
each day. and will include such
themes as Enter Spring" THE
Old and the New" Mid Century
Trends" Echoes From Affair.""
Bounty of the Garden" and
Natures Art"
The judges will consist of As
prominent flower arrangers from
Eastern States. Two who will
judge arrangements have re-
Gently published books on the
subject.
Myra j. Brooks, author of
Flower Arrangement Workbook
No. l." has published a sequel,
and Katherine N. Cutler. chair
man Of junior work for the Gar
den Club of New Jersey, has Just
published Junior Flower Ar
ranging"
In addition to the regular club
exhibits, Mrs. Lang said there
will be a number of special dis
plays.
The Kenwood Garden Club
will have on display a model
drying room where various meth
DDS of drying plant material will
be shown.
A special exhibit of containers
suitable for arrangements will
be set up by the Yates Garden
Club. and a collectors table of
old pewter. silver and glass will
be displayed in the club section.
OF special interest Monday
will be special exhibit of Bon
ken gardens. arranged by Mrs.
Herbert Powell, who heads 4
group of Army wives who studied
the art in Japan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Awords to Be Given

Judging in the garden club
section Of the show will have
been completed by show opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

the gardens into an overall pat
tern, the 1854 show is laid out in
rectangles.
The overall pattern might be
called a hollow square in the
center which. Is carried out by
tall spruce trees.
Inside this square are num-
Der of Handicapped gardeners, but
it is the central theme that will
thrill every one.
It is a large fountain with one
jet of water rising 40 feet with
several lesser streams helping to
mirror the multi-colored chang
ing lights. In front Of the
fountain will be a bed Of yellow
tulips that have been forced for
this purpose. On the north side
comparable bed Of potted
plants will be arranged. On
either side OF the fountain are
two rose gardens each showing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Now is best pIontins tme Rush order now-pont eorIy
IL AzALEAS FREE!

with each dozen you order at regular price.
Offer good for limited time
This sensational offer s made to secure new names
you order Of our well established. branched
Azaleas with good root system at the regular cat
alogue price . $500 dozen will send
you ABSOLUTELY FREE additional
dozen. Actually this means you get double the
amount you pay for in exchange for your name
catalogue mailing list.
Mixed or your choice from the following colors:
brilliant red deep pink, shell pink, velvet white,
salmon, peach, purple. Guaranteed to bloom this
Spring
into almost q solid of exauisitely beau
tliuii IaSiSnly c3lorlH DoSns II, Goo1
beautiful arrangements. Shipped with planting
and culture Instructions. hardy variety
to withstand cold weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

daily and are a never-ending and
fascinating program as well as
being outstanding compared to
other large flower shows when
it comes to amateur compete
ton.
Not only do the garden clubs
stage one of the most popular
displays but they also maintain
an information booth which is
helpful, both for the visitor to
the show as well as undertaking
to answer many gardening ques-
tionS.
New AzoIeo Varieties
The displays this year include
a special one by the United
States Botanic garden featuring
many new varieties Of azaleas
new to our flower shows. The
University of Maryland and the
United States Department Of
Agriculture are to be with us
again with exhibits that are
both educational and interest,"
ing.
Many more firms wanted to
enter Handicapped gardens than
space permitted: however, all
of the local nurseries have space
and will delight visitors with
their display of handspring ma
terials. In addition two firms
specializing in turf will have
plots. The lockwood garden
and one featuring large hollies
and Towering trees will make
the visitors drool with envy and
wish they had a wooded lot
with space for such lovely
plants.
Other features Of the show
include the splendid display Of
cut flowers and flower arrange
ments staged by the Allied Flor
lists Association of Greater
Washington. Last years theme
of flowers and music has given
way to new one that sounds
fully as interesting. although it
could hardly be more novel nor
more intriguing. The cut flower
displays promise to be one Of
the outstanding features be-
cause entries received to date
exceed the combined total for
the three previous shows. No
doubt the class for six-foot
stemmed roses will be the one
that takes the eye.
DoffodiIs From Northwest
The daffodil growers of the
Puyallup Valley of Washington
will ship a thousand daffodil
blooms each day for display and
have made arrangements for a
delegation to be present.
The exhibits of roses and car
nations provided by the National
groups will be on view showing
the myriads of ways in which
these popular flowers may be
used for every occasion.
The rose display will be laid
out as a bit of old New Orleans
and is really outstanding.
Camellias and African violets
will be featured in the displays
Of two we'll known local nursery
men.
And last-but not least-there
are a considerable number Of
commercial booths around the
outer walls of the Armory fea-
turing things new and interest
ing. The Evening Star and the
Potomac Rose Society have
booths where visitors are well
come to discuss their gardening
questions.
The show management has ar
ranged for a number of wheel
chairs for the convenience of the
handicapped so that they, too.
may see its beauty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

from II am. to II pm. each
day through March 10.
When Mrs. Nixon cuts the
ribbon to open the show Thurs
day, the Towering gardens that
have been constructed will
spring into life.
Lights will be turned UP and
a giant fountain in the center
of the armory will begin play
ing streams of water 40 feet
into the air.
Huge Preparation Tosk
AS in past years. the show will
be divided into two sections
one staged by members of gar
den clubs making up the Ma
tional Capital Garden Club
League. and one by various COM
mercial florists and nurserymen.
Tons Of earth and peat moss
will be moved into the armory
during the early part of this
week, and gardens that might
take years to perfect outside.
will be growing in all their
loneliness when the show opens.
There will be gardens sur
rounded by walls of masonry.
and pools of flowing water.
There will be living Norway
spruce trees towering to the very
top of the armory. and there will
be rows of delicate blooming
spring flowers, and masses Of
delicate shrubs.
Awords to Be Given
Judging in the garden club
section Of the show will have
been completed by show opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

starting this
Thursday and
con tin u ing
t h r o u 8 h
March 10. No
doubt many
wonder how 1t
will differ
I r o m ! a S t
years show?
The whole
! a y o u t / S
changed. In
stead Of broad,
s W e e p / n 6
curves and a
h1An ding IF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

time, and awards will he pre-
sented Immediately after the
show opens.
Five silver bowls will be pre-
sented by The Star in the garden
club section. Another silver
trophy will be given Saturday
by The Star for the best COM
mercial garden in the show,
Thursdays Star awards will
consist of large silver bowls for
the best of six paintings along
a front walk or entrance to a
small house; the best of six
kitchen gardens. and the best of
six accessory" gardens.
In addition. two smaller silver
bowls will be given opening day
for the best composition flower
arrangement of the day. and for
the best arrangement in rooms
or on tea tables.
In the professional section.
judging of cut flowers and flow
ering plants will take place
Thursday and Sunday. The
formal gardens will be judged
Saturday.
Proises Masterpiece
Bertrand G. McGinniss. show
chairman. said this years dis
play will surpass any show in
the past. He said no expense
has been spared to make the
show a floral masterpiece"
Mr.. McGinniss praised mem
bers of the area garden clubs.
Gardens designed by men,
bers of the National Capital
Garden Club League will be the
loveliest ever seen before" he
said.
Mr.. McGinniss announced
that the advance sale of garden
show tickets will continue until
show time. Tickets may be
purchased from florists. garden
club members or at the flower
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
BY w. H. Youngmon
fhn sane.s csardan EeIiAns

Gardeners. as well as those who
just enjoy flowers. are all look
ing forward to the 1854 Flower
and Garden Show IN the Armory
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28
Special Towering Shrubs
A Special Offer!

When you purchase a 100-lb. bag of
Michigan peat at 4.49, you will receive
an additional Is lbs. of Michigan peat
at no extra charge!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-28

Order Today Get IL AZaleas
FREE with purchase OF each dozen
at regular price.
Simply fll out the coupon. Wen ship
COD. If prepaid please enclose an
handling and mailing. we Just can
not afford to pay postage at these
rock bottom prices.
YOUR MONEY BACK IF NOT COM
PLETELY SATISFIED! We will either
ship q replacement order or refund
your money, your choice, II not salts
ned.
Coupon MUST BE ENCLOSED to take
advantage Of this offer.
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