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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

held producing stages in the pub
ication of book.
Mrs. Francis Allis is helping to
prepare the display, and publisher
Henry z. Walck, brother of Po-
tomac's Dick Walck, sent the ma
terial from New York. There will
also be a swap table of used
books.
On November Is, at l pm. Mr..
and Mrs. William C.. Hanson of
Mt. Prospect Farm are holding a
dispersal sale of the Black Angus
cattle, and miscellaneous equip
ment. This is the first sale the
Hanson's have ever had in their
17-year business to which the
general public has been invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson will still
have their fields populated with
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

Rubino, and already the tickets
are flying. The cast, including
Stretch and Clare Harting, Vir-
ginia Brooks, Anne Bakersfield,
Verna Mize, Gene Martin and Bob
Sweene, may be prevailed upon
for additional performances if
the demand is great enough. The
tickets are $3.50 each and cur.
tain time is $3.50 pm.
On November 10, IL and u
from ! to $3.50 each day, the Po-
tomac school is sponsoring a book
fair to benefit the school library.
Over 200 books will be on sale,
selections suitable for pre-school,
ers throug h the junior high
grades. Chairman of the Fair,
Mrs. Frederick Hjertberg, has
announced that an exhibit will be
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06

Herman Schmidt is spending a
months vacation in Florida /.
Harry Reaudonin has rented the
Corner House" -. Coming up
on December 6 is a pet show to
be held at Al-Marah. Everything
is eligible BUT horses and ponies
:. Judy Upton spent the week
end in and around Boston survey.
ing Smith and Wellesley College
in action Mr.. Charles Paine
is home from the hospital, but
confined to the house for several
weeks Margo and Mike Nc.
Conihe spent the past weekend at
Princeton with son, Mike :.
four week old, Patricia Mary,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Marvin of Stoney Greek rd., was
christened November 2, at st.
Marys.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Soroptimist Tribute

Mrs. Anna P. Rose, for 20 years
principal of the Chevy Chase Ele-
mentary School, was honored by
the Soroptimist Club Of Washing
ton, ID. c.. a classified service
club for business and professional
women, at its Founders Day
luncheon held last week at the
Willard Hotel She is charter
member of the Soroptimist Club
OF Montgomery County, one of
the first club chartered by the
D. c. organization.
Tuesday at 10 am. is the Senti-
nel's new classified ad deadline.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
On Student Paper

Leslie Howes, Richard Mont
gomery high school graduate and
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
w. Howes, TAB Owens ST., Rock
vile, has been elected advertis-
ing manager of the "Archway,"
student newspaper at Bryant Col
lege, Providence, r. 1.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Potomac
'Egad' Play
Goes Into

BY CiSsy Morgan
Oliver 2-0427

Tickets are out for the P,TA
Players production, "Egad, What
A Cad,' one act melodrama to
be presented November % and
20. In the directors chair is Dick
Hutcheson, assisted by Reno
Evening star., 1958-09-21

hOsTESSEs. experienced in dining
room management: night or day
openings. For interview, apply
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT
ASSOC, 2OO3 Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1958-09-21

JOBS JOBS JOBS
All types available No personal
interview Stay home. get lob by
phone DU. 1881, IL an TO
Evening star., 1958-09-21
CHALLENGING POSITION
FULL OR PART TIME
EVENING WORK

White car necessary, no collecting
and no deliver Earn S5u-,; )
every. week. Cali Monday and
Tuesday, to g pm ia, 4-33o3
Evening star., 1958-09-21
HELP WOMEN
TYPISTS
TEMPORARY

Temporary assignments lasting into
January, routine COPY typing D.
day, 40-hour week, annual leave
and sick leave, employe cafeteria
In brief confidential resume please
give aee. education. Job experience
employment. Write Box l62-M.
star.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
Stenographer

A nationally known local
organization with an excel
lect downtown location has
an immediate opening for
an experienced steno,
Applicant desired should
be between 20 and 35, with
moderate shorthand and
typins ability. Good start
ing pay, periodic increases,
vacations with pay and nu-
merous benefits. Normal
work week.
Normal StenoGraphie duties
REGARDING commercial credit
INQUIRIES.
Resume required stating
prior work experience,
schooling, pay desired and
biographical information. All
resumes in confidence.
BOX ,1l9-X, STAR
Evening star., 1958-09-21

CONTINUED on Next Pasel
Evening star., 1958-09-21
Stenographer

Young girl for varied clerical duties
IN advertising department Of
weekly MAGAZINE. Should have
shorthand speed OF so wpm,, and
typina speed OF 30 w.p.m. General
once experience required. Many
company benefits.
CALL FE 3-7400. ext. 2aI
Between . an. and D pm.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
WE HAyE A SALESMAN Workin

81 NV
WE HAVE A SALESMAN WORKING
out OF one Of the Niagara Offices
who crew a commission check for
81 g24 IN one month, This sales
mGl works live leads only We
would be GLAD 70 o1er this sales
If he wanted it. but it would mean
nothing because he makes far
more than that every month This
salesman works hard Now. what
We are wondering. is there an
other like him in greateT Wash
lngton or suburbs?" A salesman
Who who likes to to work is a scarce
would be glad to show him how be
can duplicate the income of this
competition in our famous line
OF Niagara Cyclo-Massage equip
ment and our product sells itself
by correct demonstration. It re-
ouires work l. you have a cEr
and are not afraid of Getting
Of S400 and 5000 income and get
into the big time" with 3
monthly income OF 81 .000 and
over You can be your own boss.
Goa II be selling a marvellous prod
uct backed up b. Arthur Godfrey,
Don McNell, Dave GarrOWay, Jack
PSa- 0u the National networks.
You Il be proud to- sell dignihed
proouct that makes people feel
better and relieve the aches and
pans This is not door
klocSing simmick We are Just
trying to 6nd hard working
salesman Contact NIAGARA OF
WASHINGTON, Monday, RE.
i-0S0O,
JOBS JOBS JOBS
All types available. No personal
interview. stay home, get lob by
rhntan III 4 ~
Evening star., 1958-09-21
Stenographers

Age 1885 white; salaries from
S275 up. TOP skilis: 1926. Pres
tige employers. Mr.. Wilcher.
KEYSTONE EMPL. SERVICE
927 18th St NV DI T-23RR
Evening star., 1958-09-21
FRED ASTAIRE
is EXPANDING

WE HAVE IMMEDIATE POSITIONS
FOR TRAINEES IN THE CAPACI-
TY OF TEACHERS, INTERVIEW
ERS AND SUPERVISORS. NO
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE NECES-
SARY. TRAINING is FREE. FULL
OR PART TIME MUST BE OVER
II. APPLY / TO Z PM, FRED
ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIOS, l4l4
+ ST NV
Evening star., 1958-09-21
HELP WOMEN
REFINEp PERsON. % llv.
HUSBAND GOING TO coLLpoEG
HANDICAPPED WOMEN

Several Jobs open; clothing grader
sorter hand pTeSseT, clothing
pricer 1929 goth 81. NV. ell
am, Monday throueh Friday.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
HtLP WOMEM

sEAMsTREss, white: small dry
cleaning store In Silver spG must
be exper, Ia quality and produce
ton work, JU 0-i60e.
Evening star., 1958-09-21
SALES CLERKS

Mature women. full time, 40-hr
wk., experience not needed, vii
train. Pleasant surroundings, in
teresting work in home furnish
tngs field. Apply
CHEVY CHASE. EN-. 2-43I3
LANGLEY PARK, He. 4-2246
SEVEN CORNERS, JE. 4-e44O
SALESGIRLS. for bakery counter
fes S4s TssE Tsk E EcTsR f.s BAPEERY BB5APEsEEiRsY9ee
S, 2Sth st Arl., Shirlington shop,
ping center. TE. 10000 or TIE
6-S0O6.
SALESGIRL FOR BAKERY, hrs
1917; excel salary for right girl
Call in person after / pm. Stor,
closed sun, afternoon and all da!
Mon, SCHuPP'S BAKERY. 554.
Conn. ave. NV
Evening star., 1958-09-21
SECRETARY
SECRETARY

Legal once. above average shhd
and typing, dictaphone sS5 up
ALL-OFFICE EMPL. AGCY. III
14th st. NV, Rm. 81, DI. T-ti632
Evening star., 1958-09-21
HELP WOMEN

sTEN0., CPA once: some short.
refs. salary expected ana tsle.
phone number. Box loa.I, star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
MOMENTS TO REMEMBER
Col. yelling Recalls
Castle by freight

The unforgettable travel mo-
ment came TO Engineer Com
missioner A. C. yelling while
he was stationed in Heidelberg.
Germany. in the summer Of
1855.
"Our home." he recalled.
was Just q few hundred yards
downstream from the castle or
schloss which overlooks the old
town. the university and the
Neckar River. The schloss was
. fort centuries ago and. in
the 18th century became the
residence of Frederick Of the
Palatinate.
During the Thirty Years
War. the fort was attacked and
partially burned. Now. several
times q summer. the old castle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

uaily, the light fades away into
the darkness.
ITO me. the schloss BY fire-
light was comparable TO the
Tai Mahal by moonlight"
Next week; Judge Luther
YoungdahI 81 District Court
recalls q treasured moment
Of travel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Is illuminated TO commemorate
the attack and burning.
Before the illumination. the
entire town Is dhrkened so that
persons on the opposite bank Of
the river ind themselves IN
pitch blackness. Then. out Of
this utter darkness, the schloss
emerges In a faint pinkish OUT
line. Slowly. the light brightens
until II bursts into red bril-
lance Stimulating the burning
Of the schloss. Almost as grad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. c. BIO
SUNDAY. JANUARY s..

runs between Washington and
New York tomorrow.
The new four-and-a-half-
hour service takes advantage
of the ime-saving Baltimore
tunnel. Marvin e. Walsh, vice
president and general manager
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05

Of ssfeway railways here. said
this is a step toward q four
hour trip in a few years when
the Baltimore tunnel and the
Delaware Memorial bridge are
linked by a limited access ex-
presgWay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-05
Busline Expects
To Save Half Hour

railways buses expect to clip
IS to 80 minutes on previous
express schedules when the line
begins three nonstop daily
Evening star., 1958-05-11

srabEass etc start to hrye up before your very eyes
in just few days time! It's all easy! There's no
STOPPING, bending you don't even have To dirty
your hands
Then the weeds gone, you can thicken up
your thin turf fast actually wsteh i spring up
Iusher greener inside . very few days with Comarls
instant.a acting $3.50 HINTTROcEN LAWN BOOSTER
CONCENTRATE. Sprays on in jiHy :. works
GreengrOwih wOnders
WkIeh WIN Yes Cheese Ths Ssmmsr1
A. Emsrold-eresa. cIssa lswn Fer a Few Momeafs'
Werk-or A Ugly. Disfissrsd Wssspsfsh1
But every day you delay means weeds grow tougher
10 kill II you catch them this early while weed growth
is tender just spraying Is usually enough to rid
your lawn Of weeds without harming your good gray
ct ell; with possibly second spOtsprsying here sGd
there 20 control any spots you've missed But once you
let those vicious weeds take hold and mature once
you let them claw ugly holes in your lawn they require
more spraying, more work to destroy! So for besut
ful lawn fast, first de4ceed: then spray and feed hs
delightfully."- easy ComaT wdy!
Evening star., 1958-05-11
AzuIeus Out
In Fine Form
ForViewine

Besides IN the National Ar
boretum. azaleas are making
q big show In the Landon
School gardens this week end
and In the National Capital
Park sites. Native azaleas IN
fine color are out along the
Sultland parkway and In West
Potomac park. while In Dunn
barton Oaks axaleas are max
ing q big showing just as they
are In most heavily wooded
places.
At Dumbarton Oaks Wild
flowers such as primrose. squill,
May apples. Wake Robin. Solo
mons seal. foam flower. white
dogwood and periwinkle are
still In good form.
on Meridian Hin bridal
wreath, snowballs and dogwood
are fine.
Pansies are still luxuriant Al
the No. 4 Fountain near the
Tidal Basin Inlet bridge and
In Lafayette Park.
Tulips are winding up their
glories at the Custis-Lee Man
sion Gardens in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. Just as they
are In most home gardens.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
GARDEN CLUB
ACTIVITIES

ALTA VISTA GARDEN CLUB Of Be-
Ivan H. Richmond and Charles NJ.
Davidson, Silver Spring, Nd. 'Wednes-
WESLEY HEIGHTS-sPRfNG VALLEY
GARDEN CLUB will meet at 8 pm
IIgssSSSay ISsSS. 40 e the , home Of Mrs; OSCAR
sSsclai su.st;' Subject: Ma NAY X 4 the &c
CHEvY CHASE %. CO. eARpEN
pm, at he home of Mrs. Anthony j. J.
Wyyill. .5341 Twenty-eleilth street
NV. eohostesses Mrs. George L. Hart
and Mrs. James Ewin, Guest speaker
WV wSobDEAssSfiss' & 81 ssSfis' sG5HnssSESES GHsSES SlSHT SHUs d
Fairfax, We, viii hold its monthly
on Berry. street. business at 7:45 to
ineinds election Of ofieers' and Wilbur
=; nonngman to speak at $3.50 on
TERNDoN HOME INTEREST GAR
DEN CLUB will meet at 2 pm. Tuesday
With Mrs. Lee Edwards near Herndon.
Mrs Ernest Prinon Election Of oficers.
Program, Workshop Of Flower.Ar-
GIENcARLYN GARDEN CLUE will
n ess Mrs. usiSsy fHsnk At po. IN Mesn n ss h0%e yS
Mrs Dorothy Dreese will speak on
birds and wildfiOwers
FOREST HILLS GARDEN CLUE will
meet at ! pm. tomorrow ct the home
port street NV. This will be q practice
session in flower ARRANGEMENTS looking
toward participation in the May IA
show at the Woman's Club Of Chevy
WoMAS's CLUB OF KENsINGToN
Garden Department, has provided four
lectures by Mrs. Douwe Groenveld,
l9?O2 Gilmore drive. Silver Spring.
ments for the children Of club mem
Flowers in Art show wednesday al
the, Woman's Club Of Chevy Chase, Nd.
Art" show srs the Forest 70 s'i GARDEN nstS Club, B.
the Junior Woman's Club Of Chevy
Chase. Nd: the .Woman's Club Of
Chevy Chase and the Woman's Com
June % at the home OF Mrs H. @.
Quase, $500 Hillridge drive, when q
slate Of oficers will be announced. No
LITTLE GARDEN CLUE or SANDY
SPRING will hold "a flower show
H,sdanne HW,sdnesSsy S.sy e. St gd Johns Parish Hall
YATES GARDEN ;i'S CLUB il s'Sf of 2 aIexsp. R;
pm. at Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Cameron Mills road. The
clubs annual rose show will be held
at the same place on Thursday.
ROCK SPRING GARDEN CLUB Of
NeiFhborhood House. 5000 Little Fails
flower show committee viii be in
Mrs ?. v. Eans S0ipGP, viii Speak AZ Hostesses mi5
will be Mrs. William NJ. BoardTilan.
Mrs. John s. Costello. Mrs Robert v.
Howard, Mrs. Edward E. Hueske and
Mrs. Vladimir Remigailo.
BURNING TREE GARDEN CLUE
will meet at noon tomorrow at the
home Of Mrs. Harold X. Beck, OF
Bethesda. for sandwiches and coffee
before making trip to the National
ARLINGTON ROSE GARDEN
FOUNDATION will meet tomorrow al
pm. In the Woodward & Lothrop
auditorium at Seven Corners. The
public is invited. william Byers will
discuss The Selection and Prepare
ton Of Roses for Shows" Kenneth l.
planning the spring rose show 81
Kann's Virginia Square store May 81
and Ju.-e 2. Schedules will be ready
WooDRIDGE GREENTHUMBs
GARDEN CLUB will meet at the home
Of Rivers d. McCreary, 1907 Kearny
street NE, Wednesday, at 8 pm. The
group will prepare for the MAY IL
Garden Flower Festival at Slowe
School. H. W. Jones Is instructor.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Plant Sale Set
For Saturday

Glencarlyn Garden Club win
hold a plant sale Saturday at
Carlin Hall. Sill Fourth Street
South from 10 am. TO 6 pm.
Proceeds will go TO cover ex-
penses Of the September l3
flower show and to fund COM
munity projects. Potted an
nuals. divided perennials and
an assortment Of plant mate
rials win be sold.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Redbud Tree

Rte. ). Bor 272. Mclean. Va.
My 4-year-old redbud has
never bloomed except for two
small buds on the bottom limb.
Azaleas. dogwood and ever
greens are thriving. Bed is
mulched with ground corncobs
and has pine needles and top
soil from under pine trees. Can
you help me?
Evening star., 1958-05-11
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pesisl Thots The Proven RseoFd of Dsldn -Seenes's
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One Of the most powerful outdoor insecticides evef
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ehinch bugs and other surface pests with one aPpca
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Also beetle erubs and other insects lay thousands Of
eggs In lawns; chew tender roots; cause bald lawn
emerge 70 destroy precious flowers.
Comsr's 2Sqe Dieldrin Is fantasticalIy effective
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SLAUGHTERS FLIES, MOSQUITOES, GRUBS
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MhhS files ants mosquitoes ehinch bugs
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magyots mole eTiekets webWorms eUtwoms
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Oss u. sks sb 70 10 s1iioss 81 rseom@sz1sd Hrsasib
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Evening star., 1958-05-11

OF nitrogen produced practically all the
growth increase during the 6 TO 8 week
period Immediately after their Gppiic0-
h0n" And dozens of other tests from
coast TO coast confirm this. If you want
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now known TO science. use dynamic. fast
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"crsens Up" and Thlekens Lewns
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70 Selsneel Some Method Used By
Thousands Of Golf Courses
Keeps LGwns FTssheV end
cooIer.LootIns In
BloxIng Summer Hsat, Tool
What's more, turf tests now show that
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Evening star., 1958-05-11
Primrose Seeds
Margaret Cooler

1919 Woodside pkipy. 81. SpO.
For Mrs. L. Z. D.: For prim-
rose seed suggest catalogue oi
Clarkes'. Clackamas. Greg
You'll not want 10 start the
seeds until late in summer,
although they could be started
at any time.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Clearing House
For Gardeners


Mrs. Norman q. White
1874 Fort Hunt Rd., Alerandria
Buds opened so fast on our
camellia and azalea plants we
rigged screens 10 cut down light
and prolong the blooming.
Evening star., 1958-05-11

Charles 9. Montoomerv

Charles c. Montgomery
To J. L. R.: Red Sweetheart
rose. Patent No. SIT, assigned to
Edward Z. Marsh, 1943. Try
Marsh's Nursery and Florist. $50
North Lake. Pasadena, Calf.
Not listed In current catalogs
and may not be In commerce.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Vinco Minor Swap
Mrs. c. B. Gdldwin

MTS. 2. q, UdIdUfH
66i7 Addison road Sc.
I would like some periwinkle
or vinca minor to start q
ground cover on hillside. I
could exchange some small dog
wood trees and deliver same.
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Don't Let Your Lawn
Be Ruined by Weeds
Leading Garden Experts Report: MANY LAWNS WILL SOON
LOOK LIKE WEEDPATcHES UNLESS FAST ACTION Is TAKEN

Do you remember how last summers record.break.
Ing 7eek drought scared thousands Of lawns in this
srea-left them scOrched weak thin and sparse-even
bTownedout in huge, gaping patches? But like 80 out
Of 100 homeowners, you too may be shocked 10 dis.
cover that last summers drought Is directly responsible
Tor bringing on the most menacing weed invasion Of
the past 20 years and threatens to turn many fine
lawns into weedpaiches In the next or weeks unless
you control these weeds immediately
70 Prove Thh q Ne Ersgssrufioa.
hsks Ihls one-Mlsgte Test On Yosr owa Lswn.
Bet First. Reed Tkis RsvssIins Laws FeeH
When last summers soaring heat wave shriveled
your turf and turned IL TO straw so seriously thnned
out and weakened the entire grass root system beIOU
ground that even today, slight tug will easily loosen
and pull tufts OF grass out Of your soil II you walk out
on your lawn right now and look closely, you'll be
ssiounded TO see how much spsrser and thinner your
turf looks today than o. any springtime In memory
However, the drought did affect the much tougher
weeds which invade weakened turf And last summer
drought or no drought these IaDn4Urecking
iOesds set millions Of seeds alOays phich your
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Here's Proof from
AqrieUIfUTul Stusionsl

In 1852, lawn technologists. after 6
years of side-by-side turf tests reported:
THE overwhelming weight OF evidence
shows that the quickly available kinds
Evening star., 1958-05-11

hiHnedouf h1I cannot sRaHgie out fhis seasoal
Thai is iohy. II you axe only minute look ai
your IaOH closely right H00 you loiH be alarmed 20
note hOw many dozens Of peed seedlings are HOtU
starting 10 sprouf in erery feiV feet Of your IaUR.
because the abnormal hiHness Of your turf cannot
choke them out usual! And remember, each single
crabUass dandeliOn or plantain peed. II not killed
HosO. igiH smother and ruin 8.iAch circle Of
grass this simmerl
Every Day OF DsIsy Mesns Weeds Are
Hsnder To KILL Here's The Easlsst.
ouiekesf Woy To a Green. Weed-Frss Laval
Fortunately at this early stage Of growth these weeds
can be cleaned right out Of your lawn with practically
work at all and for mere pennies per hundred
square feet treated :. with C0MAR'S marvellous new
spray-on weed-kiler concentrate. You simply put Q
few Of this weedkier concentrate in the Comsr
spray gun (or any sprsyer the marketD :. attach
20 your garden hose and presto You can actually
deweed 1000 square feet Of lawn in only min.
utes or less Kills almost every common lawn weed
you can think Of and does il quickly, you'll
ugly weeds including chickweed, dandeiOn plsntain,
Evening star., 1958-05-11
Spray crabgrass and Other Weeds
Out Of Your Lawn
with one Comdr wondeT-chemic0l formula!
C0MAR SWAY WEED-KILLER

Don't let crabgraSs and other weeds spread
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Comar's marvellous new triple-threat weed
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in only minutes. Or use a watering can, etc.
You have to water your lawn anyway .
spray out the weeds as you water! Costs only
pennies for every 100 50. feet treated.
KILLS Crahgrass chcsweed DandeIiOn .
PSlsonlVy WiId0niOn StingingNettIs BindWeed
Plantsin Poison Sumac eOldenrod Thistle
POisen Oak Mustard Buck Horn RagWeed
OF. treats 1000 50. II. IOwn............$2.lq
lb. treats 1000 50. II. Iuwn..............$3.sS
Evening star., 1958-05-11

HOW TO PRUNE-These
sketches are from "Prun-
ing Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs" Bulletin $50, Uni
versity Of Maryland Ex-
tension Service, a most
serviceable booklet by L.
]. Enright Of the Depart
ment Of Horticulture.