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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
IAAN1I.S. CIYINA, IIlgIsA I'LL IlI1NIIIIIlE

Clearance Of MOcerS, TrinInterS
6-Rotory 2-HP Cos Mowers, u in. ----------29.09
So-Eleeirie Lown Tfmmefs, 10000 rpm motor, 4.OS
7h FL. Washington 4h FL sUeT Spring and PARKt"stoH
Imprinted Furniture
6-2l.e5 Imprinted Work Benches 1883
lS-4995 Imprinted Corner cUpboords -------20.0S
2o-l250 Imprinted Hardwood Coptoin'S Chairs, 6.00
1885 Imprinted Round Tobles ------------24.9O
6S-595 Imprinted Hardwood choiS ---------- l.O0
23-l9s5 Knotb Pine 4-Drowsr Desk, ------13.0O
l5-23.95 Pine e-Drower Mr. & Mrs. Chests ----14.O0
7h H., Washington ONLY
SiIUer and China Clearance
e-Ss5 ls47 Rogers SiIvepIOte. sope set for Dotfodl
7-Ss3 Community sivepIOte. 5ope. set for g. Twilight
pouern only -----------------OOsOO
24-5es cpstuI & Stainless Butter Dish -----2.49
32-l25o Sterling Silver Sot and Pepper Sets --7.99"
2ls-4.so-575 SiIverpIOted Serving Pieces Community
Plate - ----- 80. ---------- 2.25
lo-l596 SiIverpIuted Tso Sets 3-pe. Top
3l9-l2e5 Imported Chino Place Settings, 5-pe. 3.99
1865 Homer oushIn Starter Set, l6pe. 2.99
$3.50 Marx Stone Chino Relish Dishes --------- 81
ll2-S2 Eorthenwore Coffeepots --.-------.- SBe
7h 4. Ws'htHStOS: t'h H. Steer SSr"S s"S PARk"Sot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

Fashion Fabric Smosh!
59e-5.98 Dress and
Blouse Length Remnants
5o% OFF

5000 yords! lh-5-yd lengths
Woods, cottons, silks, nylons blends!
Big variety OF coIors and potterns!
Street H.. Washington; srd H.. Silver Spring and
PARKtngtoH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

23-9e9-$l30 Assorted Lamps S.09.SS.99
3-275o LishtoIer Ceiling Lights, as is--------l4.99
1879 RotofIex Wall Pulley LOmpS l.99
7-l49e Modern Desk Lamps ---------------5.99
15-l7e974se Toble Bases only --------------B .99
3-loee Single Spot Ceiling Fixtures 2.90
3-l6ee-22ss Poles with Pointer --------- 7.09.8.99
7-2se.5ee Bullet Wall Lamps ----. I.5O.2.99
tn H.. Washington Only
7-3l50 Liohtoler Wall Pulley Lomps ------l9,95
27-25.50-4999 Lshtolier "Tempestni" lO.S9-24.S9
s4-lS9e-3s.ss Assorted TOble Lamps S.99-24.99
75-l6.95 CoIdok TV Truy-Tobe Sets 8.99
9Th FL Warrington Ih r., Silver Spring and PARknoon
$3.50 Modern Floor Lamps, 3-orm -l7.99
tn H.. Snuer Spring Only
Special Buys in Housewares
2S-l69S ceIdok TV Troy Tobe Sets - - $50
44-7.95 Metal Kitchen Ladders, rubber treodS 4.99
PISS Hammered Aluminium Ice Buckets, 2-qt., I.99
36-l3.95 Exec Ape. Cutlery Sets with Block 6.66
A-e9S Plostex Plastic Ice Buckets .----.- Ala
55-695 Outdoor Showers, attach 10 hose 2.SS
10 u. YsIhiSStoSi "a H. saSN SSriAl w F.RKMstoa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
Infants Furniture I'm al

2l-l695 Folding H. Youth Choir. meto and wood 20
s-l695 Wooden Toy Chests birch only $40
Bliss Tubular Metal "ShOO-fE' Rockers ---- So
5-32e5 Aluminium corrioee 1850 ---.------- Sl1
1855 Folding Wooden Nursery ChoiD ------- 81
6o-995 coseo Juvenile Bridge TObe, red or grey 80
55-ls5 Stroller Pods checker pattern -------- Poe
27-4.e5 Hollywood Bumpers for Cribs ---------2.99
1855 Body Walkers .---------- -
ll-2ee5 Feeding TObe. telescope legs, folds $40
+-l39S Body Bossinettes -------------------- -
e-so5- u o5 Wooden Rockers .----. .--- So
2nd Floor Washington: Ith Floor, StlUer Spring;
Brd Floor. PARRiHgtoH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
OCC aSaONAE rARLES

on 4th Floor. Washington Store
s-lse5 Stiekley Lined ook cOektoiI Toble SO
l-2s9S LINED Oak Corner Toble, plostie top, I4.95
l-7995 Step TobIe BY Gordon. cherry 80 1895
NZ49o Plostic Top Wolnut Desk, top dFower- I4.95
l-1S95 Gordon coektoiI Toble, mink finish - 39.95
4-49S5-79.95 Lone Seofoom Assorted Tobes 1895
2-799S Gordon Rd. cOektoil 6 End, ehnehilo, 1898
2-49-959o.9S Lane cedor Chests - 59.05
l-lo99S-llS9S Lone cedor Chests pearl mig. 60.95
lass Tubular Steel Choir, plostic upholstery 50
1855 Mig Finish Side Choir. pink beige scot SOS
2-3Z.95 BoumFittef Step Tobles in Solid Mope SIS
1888 Maple Finish Chest, 5-drower - 29.9S
l-S9s5 Cellerette mig. finish w/bor CLOSES, 1895
I-lI99S Dropleof Toble. eEtensole, 3 leaves 1895
3-6S95 Dropeof Toble, mig. finish ----- 1895
1855 Junior Desk, mople finish - 1898
7-l2e95 sxpondowOy Desk. mig or cherry - S88
SASS End Bookcases. mahogany finish I9.95
1885 Bachelor Chests. some marble tops 39.95
lS-495-44.s5 Assorted Tobles, mig. fin. SIS
lass Bookcase Desk mahogany finish 39.95
4M F' washington and PARKHgtoH 5rd F Slper Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30

; stores except Ohere noted.)
1896 4-druwer Chests. noturoI or red mops--$I0
9-795 Aluminium TV or Cor Seat If St. only 81
ll-249 Pinups discontinued If 81. only ------7Sc
7-ss5 TV Leather Saddles IF St. only .----------Sl
S-4es9749o Imported Carriages " St. only. 2o'S OFF
9-l6.9s Reclining strOIen Silver Spring Onyl----SS
9-S2 Poypen Toys assorted Silver Spring Onyl --0Sc
5-l9s5 Wooden Tobe, choirs IS. S. 6 PARknstonl,
20eS OFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
CURTAINS. DRAprs, rABRICs AND aAn8Oo
9Th FL, Washington Only


l0o-lss-3s9 Washable Cotton cofes --.pr. 81
loo-l9s-7ss VoIOnees nets, eOttons, fibersIus 49c
10000 Solid Lurex Draw Dupes. So. 90" 90 pr 2.99
A-3s9-79s Dropes. prints and solids 1890 pr 1888
2oo-Priut Shorty Dropes IS. IS, 81, s." 2 for So
H-2nds Of FibersIus Tailored Curtains - I.99.2.09
$3.50 Cote and Violence Sets ------- set 2.49
2-2.9s Assorted cofes. IS" long ------ pr. I.99
H2-l.9s-2.39 Vulunees, asst --.----- 79c-I.79
A-ees-lle5 Redwood Cote Doors Asst Sizes SIS
so-99 All Steel Traverse Rods UP Il 200" vide, I.I9
l2-l9ss-ss.ss Redwood u panel H. screens, " off
3rd FL. SilUer Spring Only
$3.50 NinOn curtoins. 81" oud So" long, pr 3.99
l26-Sl2 Luxury Draw DrOperes, prints, solids pr 7.99
3S-22S FibersOs Tier curtuns, 80" and s." pr. I.49
$3.50 Window Treots. stretch to fit - co. I.99
3rd H., PARKin0ton Only
s5-Sl2 Lined Drcs Droperies, escorted -- pr. 7.99
s6-ssS-5so Window Treot,, stretch to fit co. 800
Rl-3Ss Assorted Window Treats decorative, ca. / .93
1853 ncerOo flOeh curtuir., color ---pr. 2.9e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-30
All 3 Stores

All 3 Stores
5o-lsS-l2s5 cOlored Bomboo Dropss, cufeg, n off
3S-24s-lss5 Custom Vsnetion Blinds 49, "a off
400 Yds Special orops and Sipeoy.f Second, TTe sd.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
ESC Fund Balance Up for October

The Unemployment Compensa- ton Fund balance as of October 31, 1858 was $4,124,00O, according to Merrill E.. Weir, Director of the Employment Security Commission. This increased balance, as com pared to the balance of $3,943,O ,O00 on September 30, 1858, is due to the fact that contributions exceed ed benefit payments paid out dur ing the month. The total amount owed to the Federal Government due to borrowing under the Reed Bill now stands at $8,265,OO
 During the month of October 1858, $266,0OO was paid out in cur rent benefits as compared to $184,O00 in September of this year and $276,O00 in October 1857.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
Volunteers Wanted For CD CIeall-u

The Civil Defense. organization sof Kodiak, will hold a .alean-up at The Fort Abercronbie- area Sum day, November. g. between the hours of Z pm. and 4 pm.
 The two concrete buildings were inspected recently and found to be in excellent shape. The in- xerIors of the large structures ywsre found to be both dry and warm. One of these buildings will be used for an emergency hospit- al and general housing while the other '%il fSe used for storage and -a mass kitchen
 ikason (Ole) Johnson will furnish the generator for lighting of the buildings during the cleanup to- morrow.
 Ed Fortier, Civil Defense Direc- for for Alaska. here on on inspec- Eion last week stated Kodiak has The fhest facilities for evacuation 14,ti survival of any community in \ hsss6A,
 Everyone is urged to lend hand tsmorrow for two hours Broorns and shovels will be need ed for the cleanup,
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
Plane CapsiZes = =. M oa1 Are Missing

'--~rr r~"a flyir~ ? vollow Taylor craft float plane or hunting trip on nearby Afognak Island are est1l1 missing, following an inten- .sive search by ship and planes earlier this week.
 The two men, Ensign Homer B. Daily. and James Timpson. HO1, left last Saturday about am. in q private plane, on an elk hunt. The plane was found upside down In King Cove Lake on Afognak The plane was spotted by Coast Guard pilot early Monday morning The Coast Guard cutter .3coris landed searching party in fine area Monday. A rifle, a port able radio, and some elk meat were found in the plane. There S~as no sign of the men, although T camp site was found in an area northwest of the lake where there g~as the remains of campfire.
 The official search was called off Tuesday evening. The Storis aasr however, returned to the scene, but to date no clues as to how the accident occurred or the whereabouts of the men has been found
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
Gruenilng Erased On Leadership In Statehood Battle
Majority Leader Says Senators Will Welcome Two Alaska Democrats

Senate Majority Leader Lyndon E Johnson this week wired from Washington to Ernest Gruening, Democratic candidate for Alaska Term E in the U.S Senate, as follows:
 For many years you have been carrying the banner for Alaskan statehood and have done as much 9is any man to make the dream a reality Your Democratic col leagues are looking forward to -soa and Bob Bartlett joining the senate majority and giving the nafion's newest state the able representation it deserves. Paid Political Advertisement by Sartlett~Gruening Senatorial Headquarters, 120 E. 5th. Anchorage
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
IMPORTANT MEETING FOR NAVY WIVES CLUB.

All members of the Navy Wives Club are urged to attend the meet ing be held in the Chapel Annex Monday, November 10, at 7:30 pm. It will be an important meeting as details and plans for the earn ival will be discussed.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE church services are held each Sunday morning, at II o'clock, in the Cha pei Annex, on the Naval Base. For information or transportation call 3184 or O-386. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08

Buying or seiling-Use the Class flied Ads They get results.
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
NOTICE

The uen phone number for the Mecca Liquor Store iS 3331. 8-2r
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08
Swing into he years

Swing in and swing fingers touch. Who else but Plymouth in the lowprice field would think of seats that swivel? 1ts one new reason the Sport Furys the most takedabout car in the 1owprce class Swivel front seats F IT'S NEW PlYMoUTHs GOT IT! SEE THESE FEATURES TODAY l. MIRRORNATTC rearvsw mirrors dim headlight dazzle. 2. AUTOMATIC BEAM CHANGERS to dim youF headlights 3. NET FURY HARDTOPS convertbes low prices. @.NFW REAR SPORT DECK* o add bigcar distinction. NEW V8 PERFORMANCE from New Golden Commando 3o5% C. DISTRIBUTIONS for driving heating and ventiaing.
 AOpaon Sport Fsy ~sodss
Kodiak mirror., 1958-11-08

are standard on Sport Fury models, optional many other models And for 5o the entire Plymouth line parkes with exclusive new ideas in convenience comfort economy and get-upand-go See your Plymouth dealer today!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

elimination Of dampness and
cold from the door Of q room
with no basement under Il.
! have heard that covering
the ground with building
paper helps.
Answer; GOVERNS the
ground with moisture and
vaporproof building paper
win help eliminate dampness
for the floor above: sheets Of
polyethylene plastic can also
be used. whichever material
Ia used, put II down so that
strips overlap At least ak
inches. sealing with asphalt
roofing cement. BE sure, also,
that there.is plenty Of venti-
lation and air circulation In
the crawl space area: at least
one lower on each side.
Released o. CONSOLIDATED News
Features, ineJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

on q septic tank system.
Some have suggested drain
ing washer directly Into dry
well (difhcult 10 arrange now
that the house Is completely:
others say no difnculty 10 run
water downhill with drain
age away from the house.
Answer: Unless you have
an unusual amount Of laun-
dering 10 do regularly. ! would
suggest running the water
through the tank system.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

But. FIRST. check with the
builder as 10 the tank
capacity. Recently. builders
have allowed for larger tank
capacity 10 take care Of tn
creased water use In most
households.
Dompness and Cold
Question: Please give US
information regarding the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08
First Aid for AiIins House
by ROGER c. WHITMAN
BY ROGER c. WHITMAN

Question, There are stains
On my kitchen sink from
orange Juice. l have tried
bleaches but cannot remove
them. Can you suggest some
thing 70 whiten the stains7
Answer; ! am afraid the
acid may have removed the
finish from the sink. Try
applying household amonia
10 the stains and rinsing
afterwards with clear water.
II not effective. you might
make the stains less conspic-
uous BY touching up with Q
thin layer Of porcelain enam-
81. This Is no permanent cure.
Of course.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-08

Question; We plan 10 buy
an automatic washer soon.
We have heard many con-
nicting reports of the effect
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

whirlwird tour beginning with
Massachusetts where they visited
Cape Cod, Plymouth, Boston and
Salem.
In Maine they stopped at Bar
Harbor, and hen continued
through New Hampshire to Yer
mont where they took the "ski
mobiles" or ski tows up the White
Mountain range, not for skiing
but for the scenic view.
They stopped for several days
in New York City, honoring their
promise to their daughters to
show them the city.
Guests of Madelyn and Bill
Lord are his mother, Mrs. Clara
Doherty of Billerica, Mass, and
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Allan Libby from Lynn,
Mass.
With the Libby's are their chill.
dren, Stevie, A, and Bobbie, nine
months. This is Mrs. Doherty's
first visit here.
John and Nancy Hagerich have
flown to San Francisco for a
weeks visit. They took their
daughter, Linda, II, with them,
and Leslie. 2, is visiting her grand.
mother in Johnstown, Pa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

PENNY-WISE AND DOLLAR
CONSCIOUS PPERS in
these parts now may stand up
and take notice. Heat, humidity,
mildew and mold notwithstand-
ing, be informed Fall chill and
even Winter winds are only a
flip or three away on your calen.
dar. Also be informed that
NOTWITHSTANDING has taken
these facts into consideration and
currently is staging a fabulous
lay-away sale on women's coats
and mems top coats. You can
save from 10 to 20 percent on
women's new Fall coats and a
straight 20 percent on mems top
coats. A lay-away sale is right
smart deal. You can make a small
deposit on your purchase (your
selection is made while stocks
are really choice) and pay the
balance when the breezes nip
your vulnerable parts. We might
say and we do ~ the selections
at Worth's this year are especi.
ally good quality-wise, fashion.
wise and, of course, price-wise.
You be wise and go coat shopping
now.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07


more's famed Enc ch Pratt Ii
brary where most early copies
of the 102-year.old newspaper
can be seen.
Leafing through the yellowed
pages, Hobbs found what he was
looking for news story in
the Sentinel issue of May 20,
1859, which described the corner
stone laying of the church. Dis
covery of the article uncovered
information previously unknown
by officials of the 143-member
church.
In the same issue of the
Sentinel, slaves were being
advertised for $500 each -
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

The Mt. Carmel Methodist
Church, Sunshine, knew it was
due for a Tooth birthday. But
many facts about its founding
and early history were obscure
when a church member, w. F..
Hobbs, of Olney, set out to write
a church history as part of the
centennial observance.
One of the first things Hobbs
thought of when he started the
project was the Sentinel so he
called us up. But we couldn't
help him here in Rockville. Early
publishers were not too meticu-
lous about keeping permanent
files of the newspaper. Hobbs
was referred, however, to Balti-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
Peoples Says from p. i
Virus Disease
Hits 100 Here

medical examination is the only
possible way to determine
whether the infection is caused
by this new virus.
AS yet there are no known
serious complications arising out
of these illnesses. AS the mode
of spread is probably respiratory
1t is advisable to keep children
away from anyone who is i'll until
full recovery.
Most of the cases occurring
last two to three days though
some are i'll for a week. Reports
indicate that illness usually oc-
ours from three to five days after
contact"
DR.. Peoples said the State
Laboratory findings supported
the conclusions of NH medical
scientists.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

fled to receive A responding wave
and was overwhelmed when the
former President left his car to
greet the three men with hand
shakes.
In a pleasant five-minute
chat Truman said he "wOrk-
ed 24.hour day and that's
one of the prices of being
public figure"
When the men mentioned they
had visited the Truman Memo
rial Library, Truman responded,
ITS your library, not mine.
hope you enjoyed it," Truman,
himself, was just returning from
the library where, presumably,
he had not paid the 50 cents adj
mission charged to the public.
Reed found Truman extremely
friendly, and said he looked the
part Of the happy grandfather.
New England in cold, wet
July can still be a pleasant tour,
according to Lee and Bill Van
Fossen, who just returned fron- a
two-week trip which took them
through all the New England
states and New York.
Travelling with them were their
two daughters, Barbara, 9, and
Leslie, II. Their first stop was
in Newport, r. l., where they
visited her sister.
From there they began their
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
TwinbrOok
TwinbrO0k
Truman Chat
Enjoyed by
Local Man
By Joan j. Stern
Garden 4-o5q7

Stopping in Kansas City on his
return from a tWo-Week business
trop in Fort Sill, Okla, Ted Reed
visited the Truman Memorial Lii
brary and then chatted with the
former President over the iron
fence around his home.
Reed, with Jerry Cooper and
Douglas Earich, all of Johns Hop
kins Operational Research Office,
during a 24-hour stop-over in
K. c. walked by the Trum a n
home in independence just as
Harry Truman drove through the
gate to his house.
Reed, who waved to Truman
when he spotted him, was graft
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
w. t. GRANT COMPANY has

w. r. GRANT COMPANY has
quite a few plastic swimming
pools left (several sizes avail
able) if you still plan one for the
backyard. SEA HORSE GIFT
SHOP is having an odds and
ends clearance sale. John Chand-
Ter Smith of Samuel E. Bogley,
Inc, is driving an aforementioned
Cadillac, thank you. This reporter
likes the new sign and clock on
the Montgomery County National
Bank and you'll like the friendly,
interested service and attitudes
which prevail inside. Joe Hagan
of the Hagan Insurance Agency
is maneuvering with the Army
at Fort Bragg for a couple of
weeks; ELIZABETH'S KITCHEN
is still serving those fabulous
lobster newberg sandwiches and
this reporter, calories notwith-
standing, is still consuming -
with no provocation at all.
L. H. T.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
IN CASE YOU DIDN'T KNOW,

Singer Sewing Center has moved
from E. Montgomery Avenue to
the N. Washington Street Shop
ping Center. Big discounts being
offered on sewing machines dur
ing the period of settling in the
new location. Tell them THE
SENTINEL sent you!
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
AND GUESS WHO is A NEW

POPPA? None other than Bill
Fresch of ROCKVILLE TRAD
ING POST. Young Bill III made
his entrance July % The last we
saw of Bill, ST., he was sorely
afflicted with swelled chest of
considerable proportions and was
selecting fishing rod which he
thought could be handled TAT
this time) by Bill III.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

a service that comes in right
handy when you're trying to fit
the children. For your informa-
ton, there are excellent back-to-
school buys at Millers now in
shoes. There's a descriptive ad in
this paper. This reporter, how
ever, has looked at the low-priced
saddle Oxfords and the new-new
suede casuals and has no hest
fancy in stating, strictly on the
record Jeepers! What buys!
Go see for yourself.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
MOST BEAUTIFUL BED
ROOM FURNITURE this report.

err has ever seen is at JACMAR' S
in Rockville Shopping Center. Do
make special trip to see the
cherry suite with the canopy bed.
Tiz absolutely dreamy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

IT'S NO SECRET that this re-
porter is one of the most avid
shoppers in these parts par
ticularly where second hand
shops are concerned. One Of the
best shopping places is Town and
Country Furniture Exchange,
Muddy Branch Road, Gathers
burg. If you are an antiques
snooper, an old books snooper, or
just a plain ordinary gimcracks
snooper, you'll love the place.
Please be informed. however, that
this reporter has first call on all
old iron pots and tea kettles
found there. If you're interested
in an old OK yoke for decorative
purposes, last week there were
three to be gasped over.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
If YOU WANT STEAK. we

u
rise in meeting to say the PLAN
TATION ROOM in Gaithersburg
serves steaks i'm air-conditioned
comfort which will delight your
stomach and your pocket book.
Charcoal broiled, thank you. If
you prefer chicken. crisp and just
the right shade of golden brown,
then know you can get a complete
dinner for $150. No quick-lunch
service, you understand. Every
thing is cooked to order. But tiz
worth waiting for. Indeed, il is.
IF THERE'S A COIN COL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
THE NEW SALESMAN a


Children's Center Tin the boys
department. is Tommy Burke ~
a real-neat character who is we'll
versed in what young men of
fashion are wearing as well as
haw to install four or more car
buretors in gas-propelled vehicles
which were once known as horse
less carriages. DID YOU KNOW
Children's Center has just open
ed a new SLIMSTYLE depart
ment for girls and preteens who
are hard to fit? Complete stock
of lingerie, dresses, separates, CO.
ordinates, blouses and so on. Only
special department for chubby,
hard-to-fit youngsters in these
parts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

LECTOR in your life, know Rock
vile Stationery has unusual coin
cards in plastic cases that will
lend some semblance of order to
your coin collectors life.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07
Issue of 1859
----.---..----.--.--..---u.--
Issue of 1859
old Sentinel Story
Aids Church History

yelowed page of the Montgomery County Sentinel,
which founded in 1855 has again helped community
group establish facts relating to its early history.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-08-07

If YOU'RE TIRED of bruised
knees and pinched fingers from
clipping grass from walks, drive
ways and flower beds, the clap
hands answer to your aches and
pains is at ABODE HARDWARE.
Long-handled clippers on little
wheels snip off the grass and
trim the edges neat as you
please. Say we sent you.