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HOUSES TO SHARE

WILL. SHARE 4-bedrm. home with
couple. Children more than well
come: .TV. telephone serv. incl. Pre-
fer cple. with children. TU. 2-4937.
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SILVER SPRING

Near Franklin and Flower ayes. Is,
time offered. Cute 6-rm. all.briek
rambler, iiy. rm.. din. rm,.. and kit,
3 hedrms,, and bath. Full daylight
bsmt.. tiled floor. lge. screened
porch, fenced yard VIII sell Gil
Priced for quick sale. WOODSIDE
REALTY CO.. JU. 9-644o. Open TIL
q N M %
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BETHESDA

CONTEMPORARY RAMBLER
Large attractive well planned with
many refined appointments, de luxe
kitchen, large living room, dining
room. 3 bedrooms. . tile baths. rec
reation space. a-car garage; located
on 70 Of an acre. You must see
this today. Call Wo. $4,000 til
EbW II. JONES g. CO.. INC,
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

LANE MOVING, clean padded van
Day or night. Reasonable. LII, 4.
027S. ia
HENDERsON's MOVING SERVICE,
Ariington's oldest movers. Large
or small we move them all" Free
estimates. IA. 7-0275. %
LIGHT HAULING. local moving
beaches . specially. 8. L, MORRIS
To. 2-1150 or Ii. $3.50.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: safe storage II
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR.
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1909
HILL. Well-knovn mover-ins. exper
men: closed vans: low rates; apis
low as $50: any mr.. AP. 1896
MOVING AND HAULING, day Oh
night: expert handling: REASONABLE,
rates. pU 7-9687.
CHESTER MOvERS--LarEe or small
we do them all. ST. $3.50, IA
9-01Ib. evenings.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving storage
reas. ia. o-2937; eyes,. RIA, 3-1416
&c
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BETHESDA

convenient to National Institutes o.
Health. Quick possession may b.
had on this 3-bedrm. 2-story al
brk. Colonial with side scr. porch
and bsmt. rec. rm.. S10.T50. viii
accept OIL and FLA contact. Cal
10 $500 It'll o pm, HIGGINS &
HARRISON INC Realtors.
BETHEsDAs BEST BUY, 7li3 Elk
fair 2-story Colonial. beautiful
lot; full dining room. . bedrooms
VIII sacrifice. No reasonable one
e.asssi or pI 1850. 20" wv
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
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CoLoRED-MODEEMS,. H.,

RECREATION ROOM--Sl 900 DOWN
Standardized brick; gas heat, storm
windows. Givc-away at Sl3.s5o
Cali Mr.. BLANKEE. ewes. He. T.
1855. days, AID. 1862.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

sELF.sERvICE MARKET. suburba,
Nd. price reduced 70 $500. com
plete with stock. modern equip
opportunity. WA. 7.0ie6: ewes.
uN. 4-1746. HEIDER a. SELLERS
Observation-Disclosures for estab
lished business. Pefcentase arrange
ment. Very little cash required.
s5sat deal q ability p ts, yapea ls s
$50 ' INVESTMENT will make @s 70,
$40 q day. Nine out Of 10 eas sta. 1
tire and auto dealers buy this do
ft-yourself tubeless tire repair XII
ssftes ssmiI. reorganization; retail
lures. Exclusive territory, Calf Mr.
AUSTIN, Ju. $3.50.
TIRE sT0RE. est over 50 years OF
same excellent d. c. central loea-
fion: includes present stock and
equip; recapping and vuleanizins
equip. optional. Owner retiring
T TT rsis Sc save your time and mine;
sE sasiSeaDi SALON sSs for re sssf or sal.
Excel loo In apt bldg, suit. fol
. or 3 operators. Phone EM. 2-25Il
CHILDREN's and ladies apparel
store In Maryland shopping center
Excellent for couple: reasonable
yE sSn lss-D, sS StSsis N D,o.p.rou,
Pals Church residential area. ideal
for matchmaker and wife: available
Immediately In time for Xmas op-
portunities. Abundant watch and
clock repairs. il. 3-2S56. -
MOTELS FOR SALE--Advice anc
consultation by exclusive full-tsmt
motel Broker and travel specialist
offering Recommendation on besi
4gss y nesels as sn 49, sites J9 aidi y
GRocERY AND APT. NE: mic,
fixtures; 1905 colored trade: reas
rent 10 respon. party. VIII sci
bldg. 4 desired. La. o-47io OF
Ro q, nisG@ HousE-cheap for cash
a9Tnsegn; Owner; no 6rokers
E 81 Iisis PARKING LOT. o,
cars; 10 spaces more (soont: Low
rent, good lease; t-man operation
nE. Government bldss. OIL. 6-3542
GENERAL .sroRE, or.sale whisk,
license; 6-rm. modern house, Z
acres land. clear; did $500. l su 9, !,
I1s mes if ~ s s.aa IS mi, from District
GasoLiNE Station on Md. stat.
hwy, IS miles b. C.. in the chesa.
peake Bay area. Lot Is l00x200
Lift and repair shop. covered
pumps, Now In operation and vel
stocked. Price. $13,500. includes
land. bldg, stock and equipment
WALTER NJ. BAUMAH. 1877 x St
NV. Ma. s-tSgae, WO, 8-074T.
FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT
| with butchering and processing, II
| rapidly growing Md, area in towr
| Of q, 900. sANDoZ. INC. Du
RELIABLE MAN
National organization win set uI
business. full or part time. fol
uuaiifled individual. Honesty and
reliability more important thar
past experience. No selling. Prof
guaranteed. $4,000 secured invest
ments REQUIRED, win finance ex
pansion. RE. 1891. 10
INVESTOR
Have $4,000 to invest In SCUM,
established business. Open TO an!
worthwhile proposition. Enclosl
nhnna nfYNuhaP EaV EQ-n AtaE
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nIr VFp gpRINCS1o 6ln

SILVER sPRING--s1a,50
OAKVIEW, cow. to Langley PIX
Charming rambler, 8 nice rms,
fireplace. automatic washer. &c
G1. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-640o
JUST OVER THE DISTRICT LINE
ROSEMARY HILLS--Spacious 3
bedrm, brick rambler. loaded with
extras. In new-house condition;
full basement. Trades considered
For appt. call Miss zaker. FE. g.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2a05
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Bethesda. Close In

4-----
Bethesda, Close In
Brick Cape Cod on pretty street
close to shopping; lot IS It. wide
Fine trees. garage. inelosed porch
Illness forces sale Of exceptional
home. Excellent for doctor Make
offer under 20 thousand. Ewes
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
OIL. 6-7800-EST. 1899
CHEVY CHASE. between the clubs,
Delightful center-entfance bricl
Colonial; spacious 3 bedrooms,
baths; stairs to 3rd floor: panelet
den on lovely 24-ft. living room
Screened porch opening to patti
and barbecue: weil-planned kitchen
with double-oyen stove and double
door refrigerator, garage. Origina
owner. leaving city, desires earl!
sale and has realistically prieet
this home at S29.750. Call OIL
6-tiS76 or d.. 1880.
ThoS ]. Fisher az Co,
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SILVER SPRING
rOSF-TN HOMES

oAKVIEWi 3-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod: basement; VIII CT. SI5,500.
LEWISDALEl 3-bedrm. att. ram
bier; / u baths, dining rm. SiS.960
TAKOMAl Lge. 3-bedryn.. 2-bath
brick Cape Cod; excel location;
terrace apartment. $1e,7o0.
H1LLANDALE AREA! Long. low s.
bedrm.. ~ bath brick rambler:
carport, scr. pch., rec. rFn., S23 800.
TAROMA! Luxurious apartment for
owner and 2 more apartments with
RIPLEY & ROMER, REALTORS
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MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA
RRICK RAMBLER

Only &23,750 and has 2 baths. 8
bedrms., separate din. rn1., liy. I'm
with fireplace and picture window
large Kitchen with de luxe equip.
ment, full basement: beautiful lot
Eh l.E(1A
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APARTMENTS WANTED

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE, no chill
dren or pets, desire to sublet or
2 bedroom apartment in modern
apartment building, NV. section,
December 10 TO March 15,. Phone
O.
GENTLEMAN desires bedroom.
back. unfu. 7ished apt. preferably
In NV. area. Must be quiet. Box
150-D Star. 60
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RELIABLE MAN

National organization win set up
business. full or part time, for
ouaiified Individual. Honesty and
reliability more important than
past experience. No selling. Profit
guaranteed. $4,000 secured invest
ments REQUIRED, win finance ex-
pansion. RE. 1891, 10
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ALRx.-Yates Gardens, 2-story. 2.
bedrm. repro; Of Colonial towr
nsS Dsss Ffep .l rsn Ssga.n '1 nsn,
redec,: immed. posS: $3.50
Near Hunting Towers--@-bdrm., 2.
and full bsmt.; 500. WHARTON
4 POTTER. ING. KI. 9-77S9
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HOUSES FURNISHED teoa..,
HELP

SHANNON g. LUCHS
724 l4th st. NV. MA. S-2345
COLORED-l7O0 BLOCK WILLARD
ST. N.W.-Very large house ar
ranged in apartments. Three 3
room and kitchen, three 1-room and
kitchen. Tenants pay own gas bill
win rent entire building for $3.50
month. Call r. W. HoRAD. AID. q
1878. -7
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TAKOMA PARK
Practically new 3-bedroom brick
rambler. Excellent location, of
outside entrance, Wooded lot.
Price. s15,250. Liberal terms for
non-vets. Cali HE. 4-640o today
HUGH T PECK
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SPLIT LEVEL

SPLIT LEVIED
De luxe; . full baths. one In master
bedroom; finest Westinghouse stain
'esS steel kitchen equipment. Walk
to school and public transportation.
All this for only Sl5.490: $500
down: 30-year OF loan. Call VIII.
G-SgSS,
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
" ACRE, BRICK HOME. full bsmt.
at ground level In back. lovely view.
= bedrms.. liv. rm.. kitchen, ex-
pandable attic. stairs up, S14,T50.
8 BEDRMs.. LIVING RIM. with fire-
place. view window. lovely yard.
GI financing, Rockville, s11,950.
4-BEDRM. HOME. in Rockville. l
blk from Post once and court
house, living rm.. dining rm..
kitchen, full bsmt,, Gear garage,
$17,500,
LARGE OLD HOME. in small COM
munity mr.. Rockville. suitable for
remodeling. 3 bedrms., living rm.,
dining rm..- kitchen. $1,000.
Poplar 2-9442 Poplar 2-9443
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,ETnFsDAs BfG RALsBLER vALUf

Big, brand.new,. brick, 3-bed-
room, 2-bath rambler, on level "a
acre lot. Center hall. separate din.
rm,, super cleo kit. with fireplace.
full basement, huge screened breeze
May consider SIS, 900 down. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-l41t; ewes.
OIL. 2.3n2J,
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Senators Kefauver and Gore. Of
Tennessee: Anderson, Of New
Mexico and Humphrey, Of Min
Inesota, carried the ball for the
IDfxon-Yates foes.
Senator Ellender, in charge Of
the SIS billion public works bill
which contained the tranmis-
sion lines money. said he hoped
Memphis did go through with its
own building plan. and recalled
that he had consistently op-
posed the expansion of the iva
Isteam-plant system except where
such facilities were needed to
insure a steady fiow of electric
current from hydro-electric
plants when low water cut down
the generating potential.
Interpretation Asked
Senator Anderson asked for
ian Interpretation of definite
commitment" to know
~ 1t meant that Memphis must
sign construction contract in
order to void the appropriation.
Senator Ellender said no. He
added that the Appropriations
Committee, in voting out the
legislation, simply wanted to
make sure that the money would
not be obligated If Memphis got
It's building program under way.
Senator Holland, another
member of the committee, said
the money would not be avail
able If developments showed that
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Martial Law in Alert
Defended by President

Defending his action in issuing
0 martial law order during the
recent Operation Alert" Presi-
dent Eisenhower said today that
the study and experience viii
prove immensely beneficial for
more effective civil defense.
He announced also that he ex-
poets to make public a report
being prepared by Attorney Gen.
eral Brownell on the historical
background and legal justifica-
ton for the action he took In
the hypothetical emergency dur
Ing the recent civil defense test
directly involving this city and
several other large communities.
Mr.. Eisenhower disclosed that
when he left the White House
for the mountain shelter pro-
vided for the President, he pur-
posely did not ask to be In
formed in advance about the
conditions Of the test.
Later he was told, he said,
that more than so cities were
theoretically destroyed in the
make-believe hydrogen bomb at
tacks. He declared he had no
recourse except to take charge
Immediately, particularly because
Congress itself was widely dis
persed and the situation called
for immediate and forceful ac-
ton. Before acting, however, he
Evening star., 1955-07-06
.Michigon Takes
The Latest Coke
On Gurden Hoses

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. July
9 R-Reports Of garden hoses
burrowing like moles IN the earth
cropped up in Western Michigan
today.
Roscoe K. waid Of Grand
Rapids said he stuck the nozzle
of . hose into his. front yard
garden yesterday and when he
turned the water on the thing
began disappearing. inch by
inch.
He called a neighbor, William
r. Tuthill. to witness the phe-
nomenon.
The two men shut of the
water and tried to retrieve the
hose. But they couldn't pull 1t
out Of the ground. They had to
dig down four feet to get it.
And in Kalamazoo James
Bridgman said he had a similar
experience last Saturday. He
and two neighbors snapped of
the hose trying to pull it out of
the ground.
Western Michigan College
geologists in Kalamazoo offered
an explanation. They theorized
the stream of water washes sand
and soil in recesses in the
ground creating a vacumm that
sucks the hose into the earth.
But they added they weren't
sure.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
FBEs Dixon-Yotes Role
Denounced by Kefouver

Cancelled. and were not making
an investigation.
Senator Kefauver, saying
he would demand q fun
accounting, declared the FBI
was intended to enforce laws
and mot to investigate the good
faith of city administrations"
The Senator said he would
consult his colleagues on the
Senate Anti-monopoly subcom-
lmittee about the advisability Of
calling attorney GeneraD
Brownell to explain"
Both sides In the controversy
over the Dixon Yates contract
iclaimed victory In the Senate's
approval yesterday-with strings
lattached-of $6.5 million for q
power line to link the proposed
private plant with the Tennes-
lsee Valley Authority system.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Ry the A.soeiatsd Press

The Dixon Yates contract
swirled into new controversy to-
day over the Eisenhower admin
istration's use Of FBI agents 10
check on plans by the city of
Memphis to build its own power
plant.
Senator Kefauver, Democrat,
Of Tennessee, called it a shock
ing misuse of the FBI" and asked
In a statement:
Is there no limit to which
this politically-minded admins
tration will go in order to carry
water for the private power In
terests?"
The Justice Department said
the FBI men were simply as
signed to get facts helpful to a
determination Of whether the
Dixon-Yates contract should be
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Memphis vas "trrevocahly CON-
mitted" to its plan.
Senator Holland called atten-
ton to another proyiso that
would withhold the money until
the Dixon-Yates financing had
been arranged and construction
at West Memphis started.
Senator hin, Democrat. of
Alabama challenged the state
ment that the financing had
been settled. pointing out that
the Securities and Exchange
Commission had not yet passed
on MvG's $40 million borrow
ing plan. and that the commits
sion's approval Of q SIS million
stock issue was now being fought
I'm the courts.
Senator Kefauyer denounced
the Dixon-Yates arrangement as
ubiquitous" and accused the
President Of using Incredibly
bad Judgment" In directing the
Atomic Energy Commission to
negotiate the contract after turn
ling down q proposal by the iva
to build another steam plant to
meet the growing needs Of the
area.
With seeming reference to the
Wenzell case. Senator Hum
Iphrey said the administra-
ton had "falsified records
and deluded Congress" It
had been brought out earlier
that in issuing a chronological
account Of Dixon-Yates negotia-
tions,. the Budget Bureau had
not mentioned Mr.. Wenzell,
whose employment in a nom
salaried capacity has been stout
ly defended by Budget Director
Hughes.
Evening star., 1955-07-06
L ronsit Strike Set
In Philadelphia

PHILADELPHIA, July s B.-
The CIo Transport Workers
Union has called for a strike
Friday against the Philadelphia
Transportation Co.. this city's
only major public carrier.
The 37-man executive board
of TWU Local 234 voted the
strike yesterday after Q confer
,ence with PIC officials on the
company proposal to layoff 1853
maintenance employees Friday.
Paul w. O'Rourke, president
of the local, said the company
had declined to schedule further
talks on the proposed layoffs,
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Confidential Dixon-Yotes
Doto Barred by President

Continued From First Page
the idea Of Memphis building a
plant.
Recalls Advice
He recalled also that advocates
of the private power contract
with Dixon-Yates attempted to
show him many months ago that
such q municipal plant would be
impossible or inadvisable In the
lTVA area.
Mr.. Wenzell's name came ur
when reporter called attention
to q controversy" brewing ovel
the calling of i've witnesses by
the Kefauver committee. The
President said he had heard only
that Mr.. Wenzell was to testify
today. He said he had no doubt
that the former utility invest
ment company oficial win tel
the subcommittee exactly what
he did during his brief service
with the Budget Bureau. He
added he also had no doubt that
MIR. Wenzell win testify freely or
all matters of fact.
The President emphasized
that, in the case of Mr.. Wenzell
or any other person officially as
sociated with the Government,
it is not a proper matter of con-
gressional committee investiga-
ton to ask about private con-
versations or personal opinions.
He warned that the effectiveness
of governmental operations con-
ceivably could be wrecked If
congressional committees at
tempted to break down this con-
fidential relationship between
superiors and subordinates in
administrative agencies. He
Ilikened this relationship to that
OF q lawyer and client.
The Dixon Yates arrangement
involves a contract between the
Mississippi Valley Generating
Goa subsidiary of Middle
South Utilities and Southern Co.
and the Atomic Energy Com
mission to furnish power from
the West Memphis plant to the
iva at Memphis as replacement
for iva power going to atomic
installations.
Nj. Eisenhower requested
transmission line funds to make
the hook-up before the public
power foes in Memphis baked.
But despite the change In the
situation. the Senate went ahead
and voted for the House-ap-
proved item.
Party Squabble
i For four hours yesterday after
noon Senate Democrats had a
family battle over the issue, with
lTVA supporters bucking the pro-
posed appropriation and Dixon
Yates hackers defending it. It
was the same sort Of a public
power VS.. private-power lineup
THAT marked House debate over
the money several weeks ago.
Republicans sat quietly on the
lsidelines. A voice vote approved
the appropriation.
The House must agree to the
conditions written into the bill,
or 1t will 60 to conference.
Senators Ellender. Louisiana; ;
McC cClellan. Arkansas, and Hol-
land. Florida. directed their
criticism at the expansion of the
Twas stream power-generating
facilities, which the Eisenhower
administration has checked.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

which are opposed by the union.
William j., MacReynolds. a
company vice president, termed
the layoffs logical and neces-
sary changes in transit opera
ton" and said the management
OF the company has the
responsibility of determining the
number Of employees required to
operate the system"
The union has held that the
layoffs would result in "inade-
quately maintained equipment"
Evening star., 1955-07-06

requested the Attorney Gneral
to determine from past history
and legal authorities whether
such an order would be proper
and necessary to protect the
Government in such an emerg-
|ency.
Apparently Mr.. Eisenhower
meant that in the event Of an
actual attack Congress would
have been dispersed. Congress
did not take part in Operation
Alert"
Evening star., 1955-07-06
Military Advisers Meet

BANGKOK, Thailand. July 6
tR.-Thailand Premier P. Pibul
Songgram opened a three-day
meeting Of military advisers of
the Southeast Asia treaty powers
here today.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

and would require its $500 mem
bers to work under conditions
which are hazardous and unsafe" I"
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Wool-rayon-nylon blends.
Blue, .rey or tan in Birds
eye and tickweave pat
terms.
Evening star., 1955-07-06

Exclusive collection of
Benchwork. Tim ely
and st. Albans suits.
Chartones and black.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-14
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND

Under and by virtue of the au-
thoIty conferred by DEED of
TRUST executed by Alvin Leslie
Hoyle and wife, Marjorie CAN'T
Hoyle dated the End day of No
vember, 1854. and recorded in
Book 285. at Page 431,432 ,433 in
the office of the Register of Deeds
for Lincoln County jefferson E
Owens. Trustee. will at Twelve
O'Clock Noon on Wednesday. May
4, 1855 at the Courthouse door of
Lincoln County in Lincolntou.
North Carolina, sell at public auc-
ton for CASH to the highest bid
Ger the following described piece
or parcel of land, situate. lying and
being in the County of Lincoln,
North Carolina, and described as
follows.
Being Lot No. 5. Block &C" of
the Roseland Heights Develop
ment, as shown on the plat of
same prepared by Abernathy &
Scott, Civil engineers. and regis
tered in Plat Book A, at page 223,
in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Lincoln County.
This sale is made on account of
default in payment of the indebt-
ednesS secured by said Deed of
Trust.
This sale is made subject to all
unpaid taxes and assessments, and
other liens, the payment of which
shall be assumed by the purchas-
er. A five per cent $50 cash de-
post will be required of the high
est bidder at the sale.
This the oath day of March
1855.
JEFFERSON E. OWENS
Trustee
at At
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-14
First Service
Sunday In New
ReepsviIIe Church

The ReepSville Baptist Church
Will hold the first service in their
new building Sunday morning
April nth An all time high at
tendance goal of $50 in Sunday
School has been set for this SER
vice.
Also, Reepsville's revival meet
ing will begin Sunday night and
services viii be held each evening
at 7;30 through April 23rd. Rev.
Morris Baker of Salem Baptist
Church is the visiting preacher
and Rev Ralph Webb Jr. is the
pastor.
The congregation is proud of
the spacious new auditorium and
additional Sunday School rooms
that God has blessed them with
and they cordially invite the pub
lie to visit with them during their
revival or at any time.
The Lincoln times., 1955-04-14
ATTENTION
HEMORRHOID
(PILE) SUFFERERS

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Just Put On The Market.
An ointment that has been used
for the past two years by
prominent Mt. Holly, N. c. Doc
tor who states "during the past
thirty seven years of general
practice I have used all the we'll
known and accepted remedies
for the relief of Hemorrhoids-
without a doubt h formula
known as SUTHERINE gives
the most satisfactory relief that
I have ever used.
SUTHERINE is especially rec
commended for the soothing re-
lief of pain and itching in
Hemorrhoid (piles). In many
cases bleeding has been stopped.
Ask for SUTHERINE at a /
drug stores. limo 3-24