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Complete Stock
Blank
Books
E. Morrison Paper Co.
1009 Penn. Are. N.W
LOANS
On Diamondt, Watckot, Jtwtlry,
Comorot, Gnnt, Etc.
Oldetf Loan Office in Metropolitan Area
HORNING'S
18th and No. 1 Highway
1 Vile Month or Viirhme Brito,
Arlington, Va.
Take let from 12th b Pa. Are.
EVEWHG PAB1DIC
40e *2i?
CAPITAL GARAGE
1320 N. Y. Are. N.W.
Between 13th and 14th
MODERN
FLOORS
Machine
Sales
Rentals
Repairs j
Full Line Floor Supplies
Buy direct from manufacturer
AD. 7575 2431 18th St. N.W. I
Air Transport Institute
To Open at American U.
An Air Transportation Institute,
believed to be the first of Its kind,
will be given at American University
In co-operation with the Civil Aero
nautics Administration and the Air
Transport Association of America.
Leaders in the transport field will
discuss problems of air transporta
tion, and the institute will include
a full daytime program of lectures,
field trips to nearby airports to study
their facilities and visits to Govern
ment agencies.
The month-long institute will be
g|n Tuesday with Prof. L. M. Hom
berger of the university In charge.
Among those scheduled to speak
and lead discussions arc Admiral
Emory S. Land, president, Air
Transport Association; H. P. Law,
administrator of the Washington
National Airport; H. E. Nourse, vice
president of United Air Lines;
Emory T. Nunneley, jr., general
counsel; L. Welch Pogue, formerly
chairman, and Oswald Ryan, vice
chairman of the Civil Aeronautics
Board.
'Hoya Station' Post Office
Opens on G. U. Campus
Outgoing mail from Georgetown
University now bears a cancellation
stamped “Hoya Station,” official
name given by the Postofflce De
partment to Washington's newest
postal contract station.
Located on the ground floor of the
Old North Building on the main
campus, the formal opening of the
campus postofflce yesterday culmi
nated a long campaign by the stu
dent body. Nearest station to the
campus was the branch at MIS |
Thirty-first street N.W.
Postmaster Thomas M. Smith and
his assistant, Jeremiah M. Long, both
Foreign Service School students, re
ported a rush business in stamps,
money orders, postcards and
stamped envelopes. Hoya Station
transacts all the business of any
postoffice except the handling of in
ternational money orders and par
cel post.
The station is equipped now to
provide mail boxes for 1,600 students
and may be forced to enlarge soon.
DAR Heating Sale Bill Signed
President Truman late yesterday
signed the bill to authorize sale of
steam heat from the Government’s
central heating plant to the Daugh
ters of the American Revolution.
G. W. Foundation Flans
Fellowship Retreat
The George Washington Univer
sity Westminster Foundation, relig
ious club of Presbyterian students,
will hold its spring fellowship re
treat Saturday and Sunday at Holi
day House near Mount Vernon, Va.
Speakers will include Dr. Gordon
Conning, pastor of Dickeyville Pres
byterian Church, Baltimore; the
Rev. Ik G. Brown of Princeton The
ological Seminary and Dr. Calvin
Linton, associate professor Of Eng
lish at George Washington.
Dr. Wplters to Give Talk
1%. Waltman Walters, head of the
surgery division at Mayo Clinic, win
address the Washington Academy of
Surgery at 8:15 o’clock tonight in the
auditorium of the District Medical
Society, 1718 M street N.W.
Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing
Stage.
National—"Dear Ruth"; 2:30 and
8:30 pm
Screen.
Capitol —“The Red House”; 11
a.m., 1:45, 4:30, 7:15 and 9:55 pm.
Stage shows: 1:05, 3:50, 6:35 and
9:20 pm.
Colombia — “My Favorite Bru
jnette”; 11:45 a.m., 1:45, 3:40, 5:40,
7:40 and 9:40 p.m.
Earle —“Pursued”: 10:45 am.,
12:55, 3:20, 5:30, 7:35 and 9:45 p.m.
Hippodrome—“They Were Sis
ters”: 2:10, 4:05, 6, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Keith’s—“The Best Years of Our
Lives”; 11:15 am., 2:40, 6:05 and
9:30 p.m.
Little—“Henry the Fifth”; 2:30
and 8:30 p.m.
Metropolitan — “Bedelia”; 11:15
am., 1:20, 3:25, 5:35, 7:45 and 9:55
pm.
Palace —“The Yearling”; 11:05
a.m., 1:40, 4:15, 6:55 and 9:30 pm.
Pix—“Blithe Spirit”; 2, 4:40, 7:15
and 9:55 p.m.
Trans-Lux — News and shorts.
Continuous from 10:15 am.
TODAY'S NEIGHBORHOOD MOVIES
r ARM IMA ,1th * N- c- A«- S E
IfAnuialHA Con, {rom 3;43 p M
-HOME SWEET HOMICIDE.” RANDOLPH
SCOTT. PEGGY ANN GARNER; "THE
LAST CROOKED MILE," DONALD BARRY.
CIRCLE 2103 r° Av*'N,w# RE-0,84
Last Day—"THE JOLSON STORY” (In
Color), LARRY PARKS. EVELYN KEYES.
WILLIAM DEM A REST. Open at 4:46.
Feature at 6, 0:66. 9:36.
DUNBABTOH 1349 Av"
Last Day—Two Hits—"THE CRACK UP."
PAT O’BRIEN; Plus "DECOY," TOM
NEAL.
GBEEBBELT Md- OR-2222
Double Feature—TOM DRAKE, DONNA
Rian In "FAITHFUL IN MY FASHION";
ANDREA KINO, HELMUT DANTINE In
-SHADOW OF A WOMAN." at 7. 3:30._
LIDO 3227 M s,‘ N w- Mlch' 5890
Last Day—Two Hits—"THE BRIDE WORE
BOOTS.” BARBARA STANWYCK. ROB
ERT CUMMINGS; Plus "INSIDE JOB.”
I ITTI P 9th St. Above F
fell Following “HENRY V"
RAIMU in
“THE WELL-DIGGER'S DAUGHTER.”
“THE DM M 2402 Mt. Vernon Av*.
NEW rm,1*Del Roy (Ale*.) OV. 3560
Double Feature—"8UNBONNET SUE” and
"FEAR ” two action-filled features for the
whole family, from 6:30.
Fairlawn Amuse. Co. Theaters
HIGHLAND 2333 F;nTna73tr 5 E
LARRY PARKS. EVELYN KEYES in
“THE JOLSON STORY" (in Techni
color). at 5:15, 7:30, 9:45.
in RlfTir Atlantic St. at S. Capitol
ft I liftll I lb St s w lud|0w 76d2.
GAIL RUSSELL. CLAIRE TREVOR in
“THE BACHELOR S DAUGHTERS.” at
6:25, 8:05, 9:45._
CONGRESS TRh%,7£r S E
MICKEY ROONEY in "LOVE LAUGHS
AT ANDY HARDY,” at 6:16, 8. 9:50._
rant! AWN U42 Good Hop*
(nwiinnn Rd SE u 9193
Double Feature Revival Hits—JOE E.
BROWN in “RIDING ON AIR,” at
6:15, 6:45: DAVID NIVEN. OLIVIA
DE HAVILLAND In “RAFFLES," at
7:30. 10.
V AYTRn Laurel, Md.
LftunUf Phon. laurt, liy
ROBERT MONTGOMERY. LORETTA
YOUNG in "LADY IN THE LAKE”
ANACOSTIA
LORETTA YOUNG, ROBERT MONT
GOMERY in "LADY IN THE LAKE,"
at 1:05, 3:10, 6:20, 7:25, 9:30.
CAPITOL Capi*' l£9hH' Md
JOAN CRAWFORD, JOHN GARFIELD
in "HUMORESQUE," at 6:35, 8:05.
THE TILLAGE Z. RNC';
Phone MI. 9327.
‘THE JOLSON STORY,” LARRY
PARKS. EVELYN KEYES Show i
Starts at S.__
NEWTOH ,2Vn”*w,°"
‘THE BOWERY” GEORGE RAFT,
WALLACE BEERY.
JESSE THEATER Jg8,sht4^
Phone DU. 98fil.
Double Feature — “CROSS MY
HEART,” BETTY HUTTON. SONNY
TUFTS: “TUMBLEWEED TRAIL,"
EDDIE DEAN.
CVT YAM 1‘* St. A It. I. Avo. N w.
OIKTnn yhon. |^or1|, 9489
"NIQHT AND DAY." CARY GRANT,
ALEXIS SMITH. Also Added Attrac
tion!, March of Time No. 1, "Is
Everybody Happy,” and Novelties.
Tfil VTRMflM 3707 Mt. Vernon
NEW 'U*flUn Ave.. Alex., Vo.
One Block From Presidential Gardens.
Phone Alex. 2134.
“®JN VALLEY SERENADE,” SONJA
HalNE, JOHN PAYNE
ACADEMY 535
Double Feature—"SISTER KINNY."
ROSALIND RUSSELL. ALEXANDER
KNOX: 'SILVER DEVIL" HOOT
GIBSON. STEPIN FETCHIT
STAHTOH i,3uc &,7NE
Double Feature—"SHADOW OF A
WOMAN.” ANDREA KING, HELMUT
DANTINE: "RAIDERS OF THE
SOUTH.” JOHNNY MACK BROWN.
REED 1723 Kin9 s, —AL,x-3443
Parking Space
JAMES STEWART. DONNA REED In
"ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE.”
RICHMOND8” 9226
MONTE HALE. ADRIAN BOOTH In
‘■LAST FRONTIER UPRISING."
CEHTHE 'Cr,™"'
“THE JOLSON STORY,” LARRY
PARKS. EVELYN KEYES
SHIRLINGTON
“LADY IN THE LAKE.” ROBERT
MONTGOMERY. AUDREY TOTTER.
—SIDNEY LOST THEATERS—
HIPPODROME
JAMES MASON in “THEY WERE SIS
TERS/1
CHEVERLY Hi£roL
“ at landover Rd., Md.
UN. 0100—Free Parking.
Lwt Day. at 6. 7:20. 9:45—‘THE
JOLSON STORY" (inTechnicolorh_
mnsrau &£&■£
UN. 1230 or Hyatt*. 0552—Park Free
Today Tomorrow, at 6:55. 9:25—
ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “LADY IN
THE LAKE/^___
NDFIltlF Gallatin St. at R. I. Ave.
Ant#MU& Hyatt*vlll*. Md WA. 9769
KAYWOOBK iZ. w* V
Vena parting Across From Theater.
■ ’soulp^d with Hearing-Aid Sets.
Thames1 st e wart, ‘donna
REED In “IT 8 A WONDKltfUL LlPE.
n n urn 34th A R. Ave. N.E.
lAfltll WA. 9746
Double Feature—Last Show atS.O.’j—
GEORGE SANDERS in PICTURE OF
DORIAN GREY_; GLENN VERNON in
“DING PONG WILLIAMS._
BETHESDA &&ZT&
—GAIL RUSSELL. ADOLPHEMEN
JOU m "BACHELOR'S DAU^HTKRS_
Enjoy Our Retiscope Screen—the Fin
est in America.__
Mil ft Rockvill., Md., Rockv. 2434
lllLi) Fr« Parkin*.
Last Day. a. 7 9 15—'THE JOLSON
-TORY* (in TechnicolorV
MABLBOBO u’rrlM^T' **
- ast Day, a# 7. 0:15—"THE JQLBON
?TORY” (in Technicolor).
WARNER BROS/THEATERS
For Additional Information Phone The
aterj Direct or Call REpublic 0800.
All Time Schedules in Warner Bros.
Ads Indicate Time Feature Is Presented.
Theaters Having Matlneea
AMBASSADOR .*«■■£
Mat. 1 P.M.
Tereasa Wright, Robert Mitchum In
’ Pursued,’1 at 1, 3:05^ 6:10. 7:20, 9:80.
nrvpRi v mh & e n.e.
dljlnil i L) 3300 Mat , P M
Parking Space Available to Patrons.
Last Day—Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes
In '’"The Jolson Story’’ (In Tech.), at
1:30, 4:10, 6:50, 8:35, March of Time.
ril VPRT 2324 Wis. Ave. N.W.
VHlsVUll WQ 2345. Mot. 1 P.M.
Parkinr Space Available to Patrons.
Last Day—Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyes
In "The Jolson Story'1 (in Tech.), at
1:05. 3:50. 0:35, 9:20. March of Time.
PPMTRM 425 9th St. N.W.
ME. 2341-Opens 10:45 A.M.
Today Through Friday—Charles Star
rett in "Gunning lor Vengeance," at
11:20, 2:25. 5:25, 8:30: Bing Crosby
Fred Astaire, Joan Caulfield in "Blue
Skies’’ (in Technicolor), at 12:20,
3:20, 6:20, 9:25. _
Krinimv Kennedy Nr. 4th N.W.
nLIMMIX RA Mat , p M
Parking Space Available to Patrona.
Today and Tomorrow—James Mason.
Margaret Lockwood in "Wicked Lady."
at 1:36, 3:25. 5:25. 7:25, 9:30._
PPNN Pa. Ave. at 7th S.E.
rcinn FR J200 Mot , p M
Parking Space Available to Patrona.
Today and Tomorrow—Larry Parka,
Evelyn Keyes In "The Jolson Story”
(in Technicolor), at 1:35, 4:20, 7, 9:20.
March of Time.
SHERIDAN IS
Today Through Friday—Joan Craw
ford. John Garfield in "Humoresque,”
at 1:25, 4:05. 0:45, 9:25.
VIE VPK Go. Ave. & Colesville Pike
aiiaTbn SH 5J00 Mat , P M
Parking Space Available to Patrona.
Today Through Friday—Mickey Rooney.
Bonita Granville in "Love Laughs at
Andy Hardy.” at 1:30,3:30,6:35,7:35,
9:40 March of Time.
TIVM I 14th & Park Rd. N.W.
IIVWAlA co 1800 Ma, , pM
Today and Tomorrow—Larry Parks,
Evelyn Keyes in "The Jolson Story”
(in Technicolor), at 1:25, 4:05, 6:40,
9:20. March of Time._
UPTOWN Conn- Ave. & Newark
uriVTTH WO. 5400 Mat. 1 P.M.
Last Day—Larry Parks, Evelyn Keyet
in 'The Jolson Story” (in Technicolor),
at 1:35, 4:15, 6:50, 9:30.
Theaters Having Evening Performances
APOLLO ^
Today and Tomorrow—James Mason,
Margaret Lockwood in “Wicked Lady,"
at 6, 7:55, 9:50.
SVST Oil 5612 Conn. Ave. N.W.
niALUfl wo 2600
Last Day—Mickey Rooney, Bonita
Granville in "Love Laughs at Andy
Hardy." at (i. 7:50. n10_
AVE. GRAND 643 ** *£ **
pl6ceon. Claudette
Colbert. June Allyson in "Secret Heart,',
at p. 7:n(K 9:40.
COLONY Ga- Av*- N W
GE. 6500.
Last Day—Dennis O'Keefe. Marguerite
CfoP?lano J2 »‘Mr- District Attorney,”
at 6:15, 8. 9:60.
HOME 1230 C St. N.E. "
TR. 8188.
Last Day—Cary Orant. Alexis Smith
at fl^fh»-05d Day ( “ Technlcolor>>
MacARTHUR 4859 MacArthur
Blvd. N.W. OP 4600
• P,^)nr S?acr Available to Patroai
Z°dav Through Friday—Larry Parks.
<5r>eIm»e^iTef in '.“PI16 Jolson Story"
(in Technicolor), at 0:40. 9:20
SAVOY 3030 14th St. N.W.
. . _ _ CO. 4968.
m • ■rv,“y~^Wal,a.c.e Bcery. George Raft
rS.S.7]) 4fB0Wery (RelsEb«>. at «:15,
SECO 8:244 Go- Ave., Silver Spring
T 5H. 2540. Parking Space
k2?t Day—Sonia Hcnie. John Payne.
UteissutOu’at 6n:16SUi? n*^y Serena<,e”
TAKOMA 4,h ‘ Bp,t"?ut ***•
43«2. Parking Space
Last Day—Ida'Lupino. Robert Alda
\faner TBi,nn"U7 £n2r5‘a King ir '"Die
Man I Love.” at 6. 7:50. 9:45.
YORK °° Ave. & Quebec-?? nTwT
» ‘ RA. 4400.
n?Sn^iJkriSa,ku' June Duprer in "Thief
°{ Technicolor),
at 7.05, 9.25. March of Time.
i
STATE Phone Falls Chr. 1555 j
• Shows 7 and 9
“THE JOLSON STORY,” LARRY
PARKS. EVELYN KEYES._
! PP A Treat for the Entire Fapiity.
1 ' Shows 7 and 9
"THE SECRET HEART." CLAUD
KTTE COLBERT. WALTER PIDOEON
ARLINGTON
"IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE,” JAMES
STEWART. DONNA REED,_
WI1 CAN '729 Wilson Blvd.
niLSuri phoni ox 14g0
"THE JOLSON STORY.” LARRY
PARKS. EVELYN KEYES._
AVOTflil 3166 Wilson Blvd
AdniUn Phone OXford 1139
"SAN QUENTIN." LAWRENCE TLER
NEY, BARTON McLANE.
“THE JOLSON STORY,” LARRY
PakKS. EVELYN KEYES.
GLEBE
Free Marking.
“IT S A WONDERFUL LIFE,” JAMES
STEWART. DONNA REED. i
R pry 48th 8 Most. A»t. N w.
WO. 4600 Cont. from 1 P.M.
LORETTA YOUNG. ROBERT MONT
GOMERY in “LADY IN THE LAKE,"
at 3, 4:35. 7, 9:40._
ATI AC 1331 H St- N.E. AT 8300
ft liana Continuous 1-11 P. M.
HEDY LAMARR. LOUIS HAYWARD
in THE STRANGE WOMAN": RE**
HARRISON. LILLI PALMER in "NO
TORIOUS GENTLEMEN."_
SENATOR “r
Todav Only—JAMES MASON in “THE
WICKED LADY. MARGARET LOCK
WOOD. PATRICIA ROC. at 1:35.
3:35. 5:40. 7:40. T:40._
NAYLOR ■* ATA™mo Av‘
ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “THE
LADY IN THE LAKE" at 7:15. 9:40.
PRINCESS "Vwoo.^
Continuous 1-11 P.M.
The Truth Exposed . . . Unbelievable.
“BLACK MARKET BABIES" and
“SINS OP CHILDREN."
-BETHESDA 74",w;Su,A~
LARRY PARKS In
“THE JOLSON STORY.” I
In Technicolor. At 6, 7—0, 0 40.
Bought, Sold, Exchanged
and Repaired—24~Hr. Servian
CAMERAS
Sommer’s Camera Exch.
1410 Naw York Ava.
" .
MILL WORK •
Window and Door Frames
Yellow Pine Trim and Mouldings
Priced Right | Prompt Dmliotry
W&J SLOANE'S
First Sale in Five Years
Reductions greater than weVe offered in years, due to our stone being
remodelled. Here’s an opportunity to purchase at surprising savings. Many
reductions are not listed here.
Painted and Decorated
Nett Tablet
Ivory, red and black
Were $47.50
Now $37.50
Love Seats
Tapestry, damask and prints
Were $135 to $280
Now $85.00 to $185.00
Wing and Barrel Chain
Damask, Brocatelle, Tapestry
and Prints
Were $120 to $200
flow $60.00 to $130.00
Tub Chairs
Velvet, Tapestry and Texture*
Were $90.00
Now. 862.50
Occasional Chairs
Were $75 to $137.50
Now $49.50 to $92.00
Armless Chairs
With tufted seats and backs. Velvets,
damask, corduroy and print*
Were $105 to $125
Now $70.00 to $85.00
Sofas
Damask, Textures and Prints
Were $225 to $365
Now $125.00 to $245.00
Klearflax Rugs
Discontinued Colors
Reg. Now
4.6x 6 .22.50 15.75
6x 9 .43.30 29.50
12x15 .139.80 99.50
Rooked Rugs
Discontinued Qualities
Reg. Now
2x 4 .17.75 11.95
3x 5 .33.75 23.75
4x 6 .23.75 39.50
9x12 . 229.50 1 79.50
Oriental Rugs
Excellent Assortment
from Sizes 3x5 to 12x20 at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Tables
Coffee, End, Pie Crust and
Drum Tables
Were $35 to $85
Now $23.50 to $55.00
Bar Tray and Stand
Folding stand with separate tray,
mahogany and oak finish
« Were $25.00
Now $17.50
Gin Rummy Tables
Folding Tables for many uses
0+ Were $9.95
Now $7.50
Butler’s Tray Coffee Tables
Were $40.00
Now $27.50
Leather Furniture
Lounge, barrel and tub chair*.
Various colors.
20% Redaction
Floor Lamps
Brass, Bronze and Silver
Were $30 to $55
Now $19.00 to $33.00
Table Lamp*
Large group of brass table lamps,
some with glass and marble bases,
complete with shades.
Were $15.00 to $27.50
Now $9.50 to $18.00
Cotton Braided
Rugs
Reg. Now
2x 4 . 8.50 5.00
3x 5.14.75 10.00
4x 6 . 23.75 16.00
9x12... .v.. .. .99.50 73.00
Numdah Rugs
Reg. Now J
6x 9 . 30.50 22.75
9x12 .60.95 47.75
Day Beds
Black finish with inner spring
mattress and box springs
Were $150, Now $115.00
Credenzas, Were $115, Now $75.00
All sales final No approvals No C. O. D.’s
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Evergreens
Guaranteed Finest Quality—Each with Ball of Earth
Global Arborvitaa, 15-18"-$2.95
Pyramidal Arbonritaa, JVi-4', 6.95
Galdan Arbarvitaa, 15-18"-2.95
Canadian Hamlock, 24-BO''..5.95
Spreading Yaw, 15-18"—$4.95
Columnar Yaw, 18-24"-8.45
Douglas Fir, 3-4’_7.95
Moss Cyprsss, 18-24"_S.45
Evergreen Entrance Group
2 Pyramidal Arborvitae, 3’/2-4', regularly
$6.95 each and 2 Global Arborvitae,
15-18" regularly $2.95 each. Lovely
selection of four evergreens (pictured
above), $19.80 value.
¥
Special!
$15 90
ROSEBUSHES
Guaranteed Finest Quality
We unconditionally guarantee every plant to be of
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Jwto - year - old everbloorping
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. 3 for $2.79
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■%
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Apple, many varieties.$1.29
Pear, Bartlett, Seckel.. 1.69
Cherry, many varieties. 1.98
Plums, mony varieties.. 1.69
Peach, many varieties.. 1.29
Grope Vines.49
Raspberry Bushes—5 for .89
Flowering Crab, 4-5'--$2.50
Flowering Plum, 4-5'-- 2.50 j
American Elm, 8-10'_2.98
Norway Maple, 8-10'-_ 1.98
Mountain Ash, 6-8'_S.59
Spring Bulbs 49c
Popular Varieties of Red, Pink, White or Yellow
6 GLADIOLUS, or 2 UUUM REGALE, or \
'l SSTStH 12 RANUNCULUS< " 4 ST' "
Fra a daltvary on bulba ($2.00 or mora) or with othar matariala.
Garden Needs
Flagstone_M "• 28c
Vsri-colored. Random fixes.
Drain Tilo__-ll%e
4’ diameter.
Painted Trellis_1.19
Larce stock trellises and arbors.
Spading Fork_2.25
Complete stock of carden tools.
Michigan Peat_98c
8 Bushels for 82.75.
Rich Top Soil-98c
Delitery on 3 bu. or more.
Cow Manore-1.95
Well-rotted. Lane 100-lb. baa.
Sheep Manore *8 ,bi- 1.15
60 lbe. S1.86: 100 lbs.. 3.40
Sand, 50c Gravel, 55c
each In 1 cubic-foot ban ;
White Play Sand 1.00
washed and purified 100-lb bee
Concrete Redi-Mix_1.00
Jmt add water. <6-lb. bee
Scotts Lawn Seed .-*• 1.25
10 lba., $12.36; 26 lba., S28.86.
Scott* Turf Builder £ 1.25
26 lba.. 92.26; 60 lba., *3.76.
Africo (Fertilizer) ,£ 80c
26 lbe., *1.60; 100 lba., *V00.
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