Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-16
NEW FACE IN THE ROCK.
VILE BUSINESS COMMUNITY

NEW FACE IN THE ROCK
WILLIE BUSINESS COMMUNITY
Robert Sachs. He's taking over
Sachs Store which has been op-
Grated here for many years by his
Mother and Dad. Robert, just
over 81 and just out of the Army,
has all sorts of plans for bigger
and better operation. Youth hear
more of this later. Anyhoo, vel
come to Rockville to Mr.. Robert
Sachs and long and prosperous
period of doing business with the
incest people in the world. For
those who don't know Sachs is
on E. Montgomery, a couple of
doors from Rockville Drugs.
NED STOVITZ, Medley and
Company, is at it again. This is
the time of year when Ned gives
special French enamel pins to the
graduating classes in the upper
county high schools. About $500
worth. Been doing II for years.
And we should like to introduce.
via Mr.. Stovitz, the screwiest gim-
mick of the year-Mr. Stovitz has
taken $7150 mans wrist watch
and for no reason at all win re-
duce ii S. a week, each week un-
til it is sold. If you're thinking
about diamonds for the month of
June, please know Mr.. S. has
some perfectly beautiful unmount-
ed stones, half carat and flawless
which he is offering for 5000. You
can choose any mounting you
want. If you're interested in a
diamond, do see Mr. Stovitz so
this reporter may win a buck.
Mr.. S. has wagered buck no one
win read this and that he's safe in
offering $3.50 stones for 5000.
THIS LITTLE ITEM should be
entitled how to live with a horse,
or how to string barbed wire
fence in one easy lesson, or may.
be, do you have a nest of black
snakes in your basement. 1t may
be of interest to some chums and
few enemies that this reporter
has moved to the country on ten
acres of land which include one
house. one horse barn, grass ten
feet high, pond full of frogs
and a heavenly view of Sugar
Loaf Mountain. All of this exact.
ly six miles from Rockville. In
the pre-moving in period, life was
a dreafnboat until oh. sorry
day this reporter discovered
one black snake peering balefully
from the unexcavated section of
the basement. Now It is well
known this reporter has no use
for snakes either two.legged
ones or those monstrous horrible
things that crawl. Whereupon
she was through with the coun-
try and would not, and how, move
into structure where things
crawled. Soft soap from the gen
tleman of the Thomson house
hold, screams and bellers were
to no avail. Neither were calls
to snake fanciers, game wardens
and the Washington Zoo. In this
reporters book black snake was
no different than a boa constric.
tor. In wild desperation. the gen.
tleman of the family finally hired
an army from Womack's down
on the Pike. Said army of brave
men moved in for the attack and
erawled into said unexcavated
portion of the basement. Not for
a million. not for a billion dol.
lars - but Womack's dauntless
snake hunters did. Two hours
Of crawling, prodding, spying,
digging, peering and head bump
ing produced three - three =
monsters and sealing and pack.
ing of every crack and crevice
ard pinhole 5000, the Thorn.
e sons moved to the country. Now
anyone riding on Ounce orchard
Road at $50 a. m. a week ago
Tuesday and seeing a strange
apparition in flowing blue house
coat, another garment which
looked like and was a night gown
and fuzzy slippers. leading a big,
lat horse, followed by two other
big, fat no good horses - that
apparition was this reporter who
was not walking home from a
ride but who was and had been
out chasing horses along roads
and through dewey, lush grass.
Lesson two: When one has pas.
lures one makes sure gates are
locked as well as closed.
JAYE'S BOOTERY in Rockville
has a new idea for summer =
Jaye's, as you know, always has
done quite a catering job to teen
ayers - boys in particular. Dur.
ing the summer months - and
on the sports page Jaye's will
feature a new and different, up
TO the minute shoe for big boys
and young men. This week -
tiz white bucks. Watch for the
ad, please.