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Evening star., 1954-11-25
AUToMoBILEs foR SALE
OLDs1OBILE 1898 model .es'' con-
vertible; beeut. cond.; 1896, terms.
ROPER" 18th and n. I. ave. ne.

OLDs1IOBILE 1898 model .'9s" con-
yertible; beeut. cond.; $395, terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
oLDs '52 "ss', 4-dr.; r. and h Wv.
Sl,495; S295 down. THAcKER MO
n'e 1oRsi IA l2sh Snesad sad Rhode Island DAY ave.
OLDs 40 4-dr. sedan; r, h., Hydra
Matte: beautiful cond. Priced today
ct only $595, terms. OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK. 2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
-27
oLDs ,4sA 4-dr. sedan; Hydra. r. and
findsr hfii, direetional St o1,a lights snow tires,
otfsr. Shasl jo. S5'0s4 Seoa9a. S7. $500 or pest
oLDs + and SG e. ss U.s. 4dT HosSHSa ssSa Hys5a oR
NER, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at
OLDS '53 Super ass" Holiday cot,pe;
r. and h., Hydra. Wv. tires; /
owner; 200 miles. 81 .995:
THACKER MOTORS. 18th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. LA. 6-eS3o.
OLBs ,53 "9s. Holiday coupe; red
body with black top; wonderfully
equipped with radio. heater, HYDRA
Matte. POWER STEERING. POWER
BRAKES. E-Z-Eye Glass. Autronic
Eye, electric window lifts and good
white side-wall tires. An excel
lent buy for the sportsman Priced
LILAC -oIDsMosILE CO. 1923
GS.ns 22nd 81 g; a;w;. nr.. ST ss9; $4,000: Se
coupe; Hydra, p. b., p. s., premium
WV. tires. r; and b.; owner, low
mileage, excel. cond.: safety tested,
guar, S2,O95. PAUL BROS. INC,
RE; E 7,1So9. z 20, J wis. and Eliicott St.
OLDS '4S convertible; r. and h.,
Hydra Matte. Wv. tires; beautiful
condition; fun price only S395, S95I
down; terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
PACKARD '39 sedan; drives very.
good: Must sacrifice for space. $50
nothing down.. WILLIAMS, goth.
and r. J.. ave. ne. .l---23
PACKARD 40 4-dr.: S3e5. HOR-l
: NERS, 1929 MINI. n e.. LU, 1-9926.
PLYMOUTH 1853 ;Cranbrook sedan
excellent condition. equipped; S996.
UN. 4-S96S ewes. and Sundays.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

|PLYMOUTH 1858 Cranbrook club
coupe; r. and h.; 2-tone paint: seat
covers; low mileage. 4-mo: guar,
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1890 14th st.
NV NO. T-l111. --26
PLYMOUTH '53 4-door: 2-tone green;
r. and h.; clean; S1,250 or best
ofier. ia. 9-2492 or TU. 2-3395.
rssHovTa ss5s H6RNfss Ne So, co,nErss snf buIsi 81;
psslery Fla. ave. ne. ct 6th. II.
PLYMOUTH ,ss 4-dr. sedan; Z real
good transportation fer only 500;
no money down on approyed credit.
0SIH0 WILLIAMS BUICK. S9o1
PET&oufH PflenSHS fTf' lss1 "a club coach; p splsn.
rs sosas ssas iaaSS SssS .sa 81 & gIiss " sid q
PONTIAC .6s 4-dr.: Hsdrs-MaticS; iS -
and b.; 1900 mi: one owner;
pSSqISc sd;aSEi oyi "a S-a1$s. ~! .on,. 2S 49,.
light blue. black top. ali blue leather
interior: white side walls, power
steering; less than $4,000 actual
miles. $1,S7o. ARCADE PONTIAC,
1887 Irying st. NV. AID. 4-S500:
also s460 l4th St. NV. RIA. S-9S7o.
PoNTlAcs ,sa de hike a-dr. and q
From ssi,sso - ARcApa se0isc poNrIac. rI4c.
1887 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-s500;
also s4eo 14th st. NV. RIA. 3-9s7o.
PONTIAC '52 chieftain de luxe ss,|
sS.o si.sso. ARCADE CAD poSTfac. SnsNse 9a1i I9s5
Irving st. NV, sAD. 4-S5o0; also
1890 l4th st. NV. RA. S-9670.
PONTIAC ss1 de luxe "s,,; Hydra
doors and 4-doors to choose from.
$685.. ARCADE PONTIAC. 1887
Irving st. n;w.. AD. 4-S50o; also
pNE.1 G l5th IA St; c5,sst.,5 T "a q. sssso Se .e
fui 2-tone paint. Must sacridee.
$3.50, terms arranged. VIII
LLAMS. goth and R. ]. ave. ne.
Pontiac on iuSs9al "a station wagon; HYDRA
Matte, de luxe. Left over; ,1 never e
9ssi Connecticut ave. wo. 6-s400J 1
PONTIAC 80 de luxe 2-dr.: r. b.,
new tires: owner: excel. cond.;
S7S5 or best offer. IA. 2-1550G;
1854 4-door; white walls,
fully equipped; two-tore; like new.
must sell Immediately. leaving town.
PoNTIAC "a star Chief custom cata-
lima "S'':: Hydra-Mstic, r. and h.,
white walls: fully equipped; maize
yellow and winter white 2-tone. Best
for the money. So ,495; z ARCADE
PONTIAC. 1897 Irving st. NV. AID.
4-S5oo;o also s460 d4th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1854 star Chief sedan;
fully equipped, low mileage; will sell
equity and transfer payments. Can
RE. 1887. -25
Evening star., 1954-11-25
AUToMoslLEs FOR SALE

pnNTTAr fosI rt.r 49,, u.S.s
rcwcr rAC % dSHa s,Sr; .. .-drs hydra.,
cond. Left over. gMs never sod sold: vas az
M;ooS 1924 rpN4r SlSX $685. 995, i@Tssglsss;
ave. Wo, 6sS100. n
pnrTtsS, ~ ..S..
NJ ~ se1sn s 8, ns Al shape.
TyA,1r uoMn,s %io mo. WILL
Ac' ~vtn shu n. l. ave. ne.
pnNrr. -26
snd ) % Supsr & oe H dnxe CaIaaIinS; ~ no6
miles: Si,sQ5- TH1cKER MOTORS. I
ztn enn Rhode Island ave. n.e.s
: tSa; 2. 9o5u -26
ryNHzAy s - z,dr.; radio and heater.
S1A,eshleHt 1,gh coma; owner since new.
PONTIAC b3s, convertible; T. and
81. .sss. Payments la ITO b snit s9acia, yosr 81
budget. MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1890
Wis. ave. OIL. $4,000. In the Heart
PONIIAC S3 de luxe "Ss 4.dr.; fully
paymentS e suit your budget Nc
NEIL PQSIIAC. 1920 VII. ave. Oh.
,4,SmVU: N the Heart OF Bethesda.
fONIIAC .o2 Cnieftain "S" sport
sedan; immaculate 2-tone gray nm
!sn; Z. ana A., dnai-range Hydra
Matte; custom seat covers. ETC.; o
goM,ERYs; go az s5 STUDS; Lincoln Mercury
SaSa oflos hlaoenspurg rd., AZ.
pnNTT99r 80 5..o,,..,... 20
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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

1g4g Special de luxe:
excel cond.; 1895, terms; S65 dn.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
ss45. HORNETS COR, Buick o Dealer G
Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr.; beautiful
blue finish; equipped with heater,
defroster. matching seat covers. An
exceptional value. priced to sell
THSYyr. SglSkly; eE1y 0nly sSg5; easy terms
Ss open ngg XII asn' aAFsIn1nston Va. "a. 29s9os. ss
PLYMOUTH .ba cranbrook clui, cpe.;
down. ana ThAckER III GsnsG MoToRs. ssss issS iissR
PLYMoUTH 20 70 G 4.dr': oong very @ gooS
transportation. Sell for balance due,
$109.76. THACKER MOTORS, 18th
and Rhode Island ave. me-. LA, g.
pGIIY1%SoUTH "a Belyedere convert Se
heater. Hy-Driye;. power steering;
beautiful gold and ivory; low mile
WHEELER. INC, Chrysler Dealer,
$500 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-4so0.
PLYMOUTH "a Belyedere 4-door;
Hy-Drive. power steering. WV. tires.
Solex glass; 2-tone coral and ivory;
new-car warranty; SO. 145. WHEEL
ER. INC, Chrysler Dealer. AS00
Wisconsin NV. EN-. 3-4800. --26
PLYMOUTH ,52 Crapbrook sport
sedan; Oxford gray finish. r. and
h., custom seat covers. etc; low
mileage; had q fine owner. name on
request. See this safe Buy value
today: SS95. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS. Lincoln-Mercury Dealer.
3715 Bladensburg I'd. AP. 7-2929.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE
GMc DIESEL 1859 .esO,;; also 10

GMC DIESEL 1859 "65O": also 1880
=. Q. Mack deisel. Call RE. 5-6564.
CHEVROLET '4s. 2-ton coE cab and
enaaasSsis Long wheelbase; new motor;
SS2,H Essr zee S205 Fenton ST., Silver
CHEyROLET ,52 h-ton pickup: like
new, SSg5. $5 down. STOHLMA
GuARANTEE. AID. 2-S722. -27
CHEVROLET 40 1a-ton panel; me-
rnsanacaLy rnsa perfect, newly painted,
FORD 40 s4-ton panel truck: best
oner. Call TU. 2-8284. s.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Guaranteed Second Trusts

We have a few second trust notes for
sale on which we will guarantee
payment. In case of default. we re-
fund to you your purchase price
less any payments received by you.
We collect the payments and send
them to you monthly These notes
will not interest spectators as the
discount is small. but you might be
interested II YOU want a steady in
come.
3-12o5.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$1,000 End TRUST NOTE for sale.
Payable $50 per mo. Due in full s
years. Reasonable. HO. 2-7957.
-27
5000 SECOND TRUST on Petworth
OWNER. ST. 3-9433, IA. Q-1T5O.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
LOANS

QUICK, confidential loans on your sig
nature. MARYLAND CASH LOANS,
1887 Rhode Island ave-, UN. 4-5172.
End TRUST. mortgage, improvements,
business: reasonable. prompt. AR
LINGTON GENERAL AGENCY, ia.
S-2133. 9Ss )
OPEN Monday and Thursday until 8
pm. WHEATON FINANCE CO.,
1l150 GEORGIA ave. LO. 4-5020.
LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
solidate your present trusts, thereby
reducing monthly payments and In
terest and give you any balance in
cash. Call Mr.. MILLER, ME. g.
122O: evenings, LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
~ EMPLOYED PERSON
CAN BORROW

S75
For holiday expenses on signature
only. No collateral necessary. Loan
can be repaid in monthly INSTALL
n1ents Of $13S4 ca.
WALK IN WITH THIS AID AND
WALK OUT WITH S75
TIME CREDIT PLAN, INC.
e029 Ga. ave-. Silver Spring, JU. g.
34O0. Open until pm. on Fridays.
80
Evening star., 1954-11-25
BOATS
TRAtLERS
GARAGES

PARKING, SPACES AVAILABLE in
vicinity of nth and H NV. $50 per
mo. For further Information call
ME. S-S5S1. ~
Evening star., 1954-11-25
AUToMoRlLEs a FOR SALE

FRAZER '4S; {. and b.. overdrive;
good condition. Also 1947 Kaiser
with heater; 1925 for pair. or sep-
arate. ia. 9-501O. (.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
AUTOS. ron SALE tcers. !,

CADILLAC '52 a62'. sedan: /. and
a., HYDRA, premium Wv. tires, Au-
tronic eye, power steering; owner:
$4,000 actual miles; positively Ike
low as S395 dn. BLASS e CLARK,
Florida ave. ne, AID. 4-96s2.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

HUDSON '4S Commodore conv. "8";
has features Of newer cars: step
work. auto. clutch, r. and h., signals,
etc; excel. top; good cond.; S345.
pvt. Call Mr. WILKE, TIE. 6-642S.l
HUDSON 80 Super sedan; +. and b.
5000. HORNER'S COR, Buick Dealer,
Smyrna times., 1954-12-02
All IN FauOr, Say '.Ah-h-h!'

When you serve ACNE Lancaster Brand
Rib Uoost Of Beef you're oIwoys sure of
plenty Of uh-h-h's and oh-h-h'sI For Lon
e1sfer Brand beef hos what il fakes TO
maie any meal q mosterpiece-if's tender,
fIovNsome, Juicy
The reason is this: ACME is the only major
food chain which mointoins its own sfoff
OF expert beef buyers right in the heorf
OF the greet Western cofrle-raising sfotes.
These buyers select reoIly choice, corn-fed
young cotile Of specific size and weight
10 give the best value 10 ACME customers.
Then The beef is graded by U. S. Govern
ment graders at ACME expense. Result?
You cant go wrong when you pick Acme
Lancaster Brand beef lis gucrunfeed
u. S. Choice.
Try rib rousi Of beef this weekend and
see for yourself why ACNE hos the volUes
in Lancaster Brund Meats! TASTE and SEE!
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

want it. Ants like cracks or
openings in floors or walls, and
will show up around electrical
outlets and pipes, around sinks,
bathtubs, baseboards, and window
frames.
Chlordane is available in nearly
all local hardware or farm sup
ply stores. 1t is sold under diff
ferent trade names, but there will
always be a statement on the
label showing that the product
contains chlordane.
Chlordane sprays have either an
oil or a water base. For indoor
treatments, the best choice is an
oil-base spray, because it dries
to an almost invisible coating. 1t
is less likely to cause spots or
stains. Do not use oil sprays
near an open flame, because they
are inhammable, or on asphalt
tile, because they will dissolve the
asphalt. Nor on a lawn or gar
den, or on trees and shrubs be-
cause they injure plant life.
Water-base chlordane sprays are
recommended for outdoor use, re-
minds the agent.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
Double Check Tags
On Clothing

Are you a wise shopper? If
you are, you will carefully read
the labels on clothing before
making any purchases. These
tags are put on garments to help
the consumer, reminds Miss Ruth
Pearce, extensin clothing special
ist at the University of Delaware.
Today with the increasing num-
ber and types of combinations, it
is even more important rnat at
tention be given to the informa-
tion on the tags. They often give
information as the quantity and
quality fiber used in the combina-
ton, the recommended directions
for laundry and how to care for
the garment.
If the tag says dry clean," you
can help your drycleaner have
successful results. The dry
cleaner should know the informa-
tion that was on the tag. This is
his guide which enables him to
give you the best possible care
for your particular article. All
the information you received
should be passed on to the dry
cleaner.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
Treated Wood Makes
Houses Last Longer

Chemically treated lumber over
comes on objection of wood and
gives the benefit of all of its
good qualities, points out County
Agent George Vapaa.
Many people dislike wood be-
cause it rots, but treated wood
resists rot many times longer
than untreated wood.
Good construction is also i'm
portant in making wood last long
er. The reproducing organisms
can live and grow only when the
moisture content of the wood is
above 18 per cent. For that rea-
son moisture must be kept out OF
the house and away from the
wood. These organisms grow best
at summer temperatures of 80 to
85 degrees F., but very slowly be-
low 55 degrees.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

Butter spreads fun to have hand to make breads vegetables
and little different and just little better Buffers
texture makes the mixing and buffers flavor remains
that rich like much Always butter protected
paraned carton keep safe from exposure to light oors and
physical damage.
a Here five delicious spreads +5>9
Honey Blend soned butter with honey half half
and hot cooked carrots and potatoes
pancakes, wanes or hot mullins.
Butter MGyonnae Lime juice Blend tablespoon oened butter
with tablespoon mayonnase teaspoon lime juice and dash of salt
Good with hot cooked celery archokes asparagus bean
broccoli and spinach.
Batter CeGed Cheese Minced Oon Blend tablespoon sotened
butter with tablespoons cheese and finely minced
onion Dot scaoped potatoes vegetable casserole before ba
ing spread for crisp potato chips for ors deuvre
Butter Devled Ham Mustard Blend tablespoon oened butter
with teaspoon prepared and tablespoons devd ham, Serve
canned broiled tomatoes crisp melba toast
American softened butter grated
American cheese half and half and add little mayonnaise make
ideal brod sandwiches topping
broled hamburgers.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

Floor joists and foundation fit
tings are most likely to be near
moist soil and are the common
failure points in many homes.
Treated wood will give protection
under the floor. However, either
basement or a crawl space under
the house should be ventilated to
keep the moisture from reaching
the fungi-producing level.
Window sills and porch steps
are also places in which failures
commonly occur. Treated wood
adds many years to the life of
these parts.
Other places around the house
where treated wood can be used
to add to the life of the product
is in window boxes, shutters, lad
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

smooth hands that express poise
and confidence. After the nails
have been brushed Immediately
clean with rich suds, treat the
cuticle by pushing it back with
an orange stick dipped in soopy
water. II you cut the cutic!e.
trim all around from right TO
left, removing it in one unbroken
piece, leaving no ragged edges.
And now the polish, in the
shade of your choice-to match
your lipstick, and to harmonic
with the colors of your ensemble.
You can have your own 1.-TWO
for Beauty" brush by mailing two
Lux Toilet Soap wrappers and
65e with your name and address
to Beauty Brush, Box 357,
New York 46, N. Y.
Handy for daily use at home
or office, you'll find your combi-
ton complexion and fingernail
brush a perfect travelling COM
panion. too.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

you1hbe delighted N the cashier TO-
tails up your bill and then SUBJ
tracts half dollar from it.
This may happen, if you take
advantage Of the next coupon offer
that arrives at your door. Every
year more than a billion coupons
are mailed out by American COM
panies, just to get you to try their
products at reduced cost. And
every year, American women pass
up more than $50 million in saw
ings by not redeeming coupons.
Why are companies so inter-
ested in these premium offers?
Proctor & Gamble, now engaged in
a Coupon Jubilee of its own, puts
it this way:
To-day there are wide variety
of products on the market, many
of them designed for the same use.
Advertising helps to tell the sto-
ries of these products; helps the
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

homemaker decide which one she
wants. But often, only actual use
lets her decide which one suits her
best. Coupons enable her to try out
a product on an economical basis.
This couponing business started
back before the turn Of the CEN
tury. Only then, distribution was
so uncertain that newspaper and
magazine ads were usually used to
make the price-saving offer. Cou-
poning on a large scale through
the mail. or by house-to-house cam
vass, began back in the '20's and
has been growing ever since. Today
il is unique business-and repre-
sents a tremendous saving to
homemakers - with the total
worth of coupons sent out by all
companies amounting to many mil
lions of dollars annually.
$50 pamper your food budget
by letting coupons help" advises
Peg. "Put your coupons in your
purse as soon as the mailman de-
livers them, so you won't forget to
redeem them"
P&G's Coupon Jubilee-the cou-
pons are in the mail right now
represents a total saving of about
so cents to the homemaker on
variety of the company's most
popular products in her home
town, including such standard IA
vorites as Ivory Soap, Tide and
Crisco.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
kent Home HpOings
BY: charlotte L. Swanson Home Demonstration Agent

Many women envy those who
can embroider lovely designs on
fabric. It's really not hard to
do, though, because a few basic
stitches can produce many differ
ent results.
Decorative Stitcrery" was the
topic of a leader training meeting
held Wednesday, October Is, at
Viola Community Hall. Some Of
the stitches that were included in
the lesson were the running stitch,
outline, stitch, cretaon stitch,
feather stitch, COUGHING stitch,
and the Vandyke stitch. Along
with variations, these stitches can
be used to make an endless vari-
ETY. of designs for clothing, table
linen, household articles, and
many other items. Those who at
tended this meeting made all of
these stitches on a piece of bur-
lap, with colored yarn. Later
they will make a design on a
piece of fabric.
The second meeting of the
group will be at the Singer Sew
ing Center, in Dover, where they
viii learn to do decorative stitch
cry by machine. Home Demon
stration clubs will have this DEM
onstration in November.
These are the women who at
tended the meeting:
Alice M. Webb, Wildwood
Leah Thomas, Wildwood
Dorothy Pearson, Houston
Elizabeth Hayes, Houston
Mae Hayes, Houston
Emma Everline, Todds
Evelyn Cade, Todds
Mary Virdin, Cowgills
Virginia Reynolds, Busy Home
makers
Emma Wilson, Leipsic
Anne Knots, Leipsic
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
Ranch House Plan Suits Any Area

This modern ranch home with a
california touch has a fresh new
look. Because. it is practical for
any climate, American Builder
magazine, 70 West Monroe ST.,
Chicago 3, ILL.,, has selected it as
Plan No. 196AN.
j The plan includes a combina-
zion living and dining room, kitch-
en-; three bedrooms, bath and car
port. Both corner bedrooms have
cross ventilation. The heating unit
In in a small, specially designed
room between the living room
and bathroom.
The Monterey room adjacent
20 the kitchen and at the rear of
the carport could serve as q bed
room, workshop, q utility room
or a playroom.
Specifications call for both fixed
and awning windows of ponderosa
pine. They are painted to match
the redwood siding. A panel dec
orator" door, also of ponderosa
pine, Is painted green, harmonic
ing with the green asphalt roof.
The carport walls are finished In
knotty pine paneling, making the
carport attractive for use as a
summer patio.
I Exterior walls are frame and
brick veneer. Part of the siding is
redwood lumber. The trim around
the entrance Is stone.
The house Is designed for future
expansion. The carport could be
enclosed and the area converted
to a bedroom and bath. A future
garage could be erected at the
side of. the carport.
| The dwelling has an area of
1,103 square feet, a figure useful
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
Symptoms Of Inadequate Wiring

If you have to disconnect one
appliance in order to plug in an
other or if your lights dim notice
ably when your appliances are
being used, your wiring is not
adequate.
Louise r. Whitcomb, University
of Delaware Extension home man.
agement specialist, says "actopus"
outlets throughout the house and
long cords strung around rooms
are also indications of inadequate
wiring.
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

MRS. Tilgnman Outten, Andrews
vile
Margaret S. Eens, Viola
Flora B. Richter, Canterbury
Irene S. Raughley, aCnterbury
Mrs. Earl j. Hurd, Clayton
Mrs. Walton Smith. Clayton
Mrs. Francis winkler, Merrymak-
ers
Mrs. ]. F. Coady, Merrymakers
Mrs. X. Smith, Chestnut Grove
Mrs. william Laramore, Chestnut
Grove
Mrs. Arthur Hall, Happy Home
makers
Mrs. Harold Davis, Happy Home
makers
Mrs. Sam Kindall, Oak Grove
Emily c. Ward, Oak Grove
Marie B. Stehling, Oak Grove
Mrs. John Walls, Harrington
Mrs. Frank Kotlaba, Harrington
Mrs. Francis E. Thomas, Fraziers
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

That's why those fuses blow
out or those circuit breakers trip
SO frequently. And that's why
your appliances, such as iron,
toaster and waffle iron, are slow
in heating. It's also the reason
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

for poor television reception when
the appliances are in use. Be-
sides being inconvenient, mad
equate wiring is a harvard. Why
don't you have it checked immed-
lately?
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
Use Chlordane Spray
To Get Rid of Ants

Ants are nuisance, and to get
rid of these unwelcomed pests,
use a two per cent oil-base chlor-
dane spray, advises Charlotte
Swanson, home demonstration
agent in Kent County.
wherever ants are coming in,
spray the outside walls, from the
ground to the windows" she sug-
gests. apply the spray also to
the lower part of window frames
and around doors. If there is a
porch open underneath, or other
open areas under the house, ap-
ply the insecticide to those areas.
If the ants have nests inside
the house, spray as near the
nests as possible. Use small
paintbrush to make sure you get
the insecticide exactly where you
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

small delicaeies
you'vs always
wanted 10 try, but
have hesitated to
buy and upset
budget plans.
xt tim e
you're in your
groce cry store,
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21
t Wo for B atty

complexion brush and nail brush combine make beauty
duo afford to be without tried this
becomes regular part of her skin and hand rouae.
Many keep compilations glowing just
Lux soap facial in daily BATH IT'S routine
ended by beauty ahe with the
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

Dropped into Smitty's gas sta
tion last week and met his new
partner who turned out to be a
real talker.
"What'll it be-" asked Smitty.
Before l had chance to answer
I heard a strange voice "Fill her
upl Fill her up!" And there was
Smitty's partner : one of those
parakeets perched next to the
gas pump.
"Took me a month";" Smitty
said, "but / finally taught him to
say those magic words. It's sure
paid off he's had a good influ-
ence on my customers"
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

ders, picnic tables, lawn chairs,
board fences and posts and lamp
and mail box posts and clothes
poles.
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get that extra beach pail and
shovel for your child. II you're
strictly the backyard picnic type,
you can manage some of those
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: HOUSEHOLD HINTS
Coupons Mean S to HOmemakers

No chance the family 1000
particularly during months when savings on eV
can next picnic basket
Won can afford twice potato chips and popeonor
Smyrna times., 1954-10-21

From where I sit, Smitty's bird
may be good for business : and
may get him a few laughs. But
when people act like parakeets,
they're not so funny. For in-
stance, those who keep insisting
over and over again that their
neighbors shouldn't have glass
of temperate beer with their sup
per now and then. They're simply
repeating their own ideas, with
out any regard for the rights Of
others.
@e Ms4G
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