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liani discussed Hio sports flatting
sltiinlion in their town. They were
Jim Crosble , Marino Dealer, "Des"
Eldredge, who Is engaged in the
wholesale shellfish ImslnoHS with.
S. W. Gould & Son of Oyster River,
ttnd "Chat" Summers, Skipper tor
S. E. Imrnml, an international sport
fisherman ot Rochester, N. Y., nnd
Chatham, 'Mass. Skipper Summers
has just returned from the Bahama
Island s as the pilot of the cruiser
"Confusion ill" owned by Mr.
Durand.
Mrs. DorlB CroBby, who register-
ed the first striped bass caught by
a lady In the Cape Cod AnglerB
Tournament, and her husband , Tom
O, Crosby, ot Barnstable Village,
alBo appeared on this radio pro-
gram. Fred Gallant, proprietor ' of
the Hobby Shop. HyannlB , again
acted as Muster of Ceremonies.
Next Saturday, June 4, Cnpt.
Dolph Richards and several mem-
bare of the Tuna Guides Associa-
tion of Capo Cod*, will appear ou
the radio program from 0:45 p.m.
to 7:in p.m. Be sure to listen to
this program.
The weeks begin on Friday und
end on Thursday at midnight.
Awards are made on the basis of
Information received by Saturday
noon.
The special weekly prizes for this
week aro aB follows: For the heavi-
est Flounder, 1 year's subscription
to Salt Water Sportsman, a news-
paper devoted to boosting Hall
water sports flBhing, donated by
the Editor of Salt Water Sports-
man, "Hall" Lyman, 130 Federal
Street, Boston, Mass. For the
heaviest Tailin g, a Cape Cod Scenic
Silk Nocktio, donated by Albert
Scaramnll, manager of the Puritan
Clothing Co., Main Street, Hyan-
nis , MIIBS . For tho heaviest striped
buss caught by a lad y two (2) [taint
of first (itmllty nylon Btocklngs,
donated hy Mrs. Dorothy Hatch ,
manager of Cleurwouvo, 308 Main
Street, HyannlB. For the heaviest
Striped HUBS entered during tho
week by anyone registered In tbe
Capo Cod AnglerB Fishing Tourna-
ment, two (2) DeLuxo dinners at
Armands's, Barnstable Road , Hy-
annlB , MaBS.
Advance Notice: Prise Tor the
lady catching Ilio heaviest Striped
II HHH during the tenth CIO) wok,
Friday, June ;i to Thursday at mid-
night, June !), a Permanent Wave
donated hy tho Hell Beauty Shop,
MfB. Ruth Llttlolleld , proprietor ,
844 Main Street, llyannls , Muss.
Any publicity which would bo
helpful in developing Cape Cod n«
u sail water sports fishing area will
be used in tho Foghorn releases If
fhe fnctB are wont to Cape Cod
Anglers, Box 188 , HyannlB , MIIBB .,
hy Saturday noon of , each wook.
Those who have weighing stations
are requested to pay particular at-
tention to this matter.
O'Flshlly yours,
FRED H. BALDWIN
President, Cape Cod Anglers,
Inc.
REDWOODS CONSERVATION
LEAGUE
Thousunds of tourists, who an-
nually visit the giant trees In the
California tiedwood s Forest, will
be pleased to learn that the fine
conservation work of the Save-the-
Redwoods League is bearing fruit,
The League has received more
than $160 ,000 in Redwoods pur-
chase funds during the last year,
points out the American Express
Travel Service, which places the
mommoth trees as one of Cali-
fornia's major tourist attractions.
In 1947 tbe League contributed
1304 ,000 for acquisition of Red-
woods forest land for Parks to
match an equal amount provided
by the State of California,
The Cape Cod Fishlnn Tourna-
ment, .sponsored by the Cape Cod
Anglers Sportsmans Club , lias been
In operation for eight weeks. Tho
FIRST FISH prises for the follow-
ing ilsh are yet to be won-. Tuna,
giant (weight over 100 lbs), Tuna,
school (weight up to 100 Ilia. ), Blue
Fish, Squeteague (weakflKh), Pol-
lock , Swordflsh, White Marlln, Bon-
ito, Snapper Blues (2 lb, limit),
Mackerel , Kingfish , Cod, Whiting,
and Sea Bass,
The special prizes for the 7th
week were awarded for the heav-
iest flounder to Albert <;. Solder-
breg of North Qulncy, Mass.; and
for the heaviest Striped Bass to
Richard B. "Dick" Fox of Lowell ,
Mass.
Special prizes for lie, 8th wook
were awarded as follows :4 The Fli-Bt
FIBII Soup was entered by Benja-
min A. Clapp of 34 Cross Street,
HyannlB. The scup weighed 2 lbs.,
4 ozs. The length was '16% in., tho
girth 13 In. Mr. Clapp caught the
scup on rod and reel , using a sol-
dier crab for bait, at 7 a.m. on
May 24 at HyannlBport from the
shore. He received a spool of
"Golden Dot" Nylon Striper line,
donated by the Dot Line Co., Ma-
rlon, Mass. Robert H. "Bob" Boody
of Ocean Street , Hyannis, was a
close second. "Bob" landed a scup
of the same weight , exactly, as tho
scup caught by Mr. Clapp. HiB
catch was a few hours late to be
a First Fish.
The first Striped HUBS entered by
a lady was caught In Barnstnhlo
Harbor last Sunduy, May 22, by
Doris S. Crosby, wife of Tom O.
Crosby of Barnstable Village,
Mass. MrB. Crosby landed tho ABU !
at 9:80 a.m. on rod and reel using
a Tony Acotta spoon , porkrind for
bait. Tho striper weighed 2 lbs., fi
ozs. and was 18 inches IcW. Mrs.
Crosby received a Permanent
Wave—latest advance styling from
Fort Lauderdale , Florida, donated
by Bett's Beauty Shop, near the
Bass River Bridge , South Yar-
mouth.
Tbe price for the heaviest striped
buss caught durin g the week goes
to RllBsoll B. Howell of West Den-
Ills, Muss. "RIIHH " caught cuught lilB
fish at 4:30 a.m. on Friday, May
20, at Pocket section of Nuuset
Beach , MasB., from the shore, on a
home wound "Calcutta" pole, using
a Penn Surfcaster reel , 3(1 lb. test
Surfbraid Rain Beau line, and a
Blue plastic atom pliiK. HI K striper
Is the heaviest entered In the Caps
Cod FlBhing Tournament, spon-
sored by tho Cape Cod Anglers '
Sportsmens Club to date of catch,
and Is probably the heaviest, striped
bass caught on tho Eastern Sea-
board to date of catch. Tho fish
has been entered in the Schaefer
Contest and in the Field and
Stream Contest. It weighed In at
37>/2 IbB., length 45 in, and Klrth
25 inches.
On Saturday evening, May 21st,
Jocko, the Beachcomber, of Buz-
zards Bay, the man who Invented
the Jocko Jerk, a lure which is used
for catching striped bass, was In-
terviewed by John Rafferty of West
Barnstable, who Is captain of a
party boat used In Tuna and
Striped Bass fishing. Mr. Rafferty
Is also a member of the Tuna
Guides Association of Cape Cod.
He also represents the J. T. O'Con-
nell Co. of Providence, R. I„ dis-
tributors of Ashing tackle. Mr.
Russell E. Rowell, who caught a
87% lb. striped bass at Nauset on
Friday, May 20, also appeared on
the program. Mr. Fred Gallant, pro-
prietor ot the Hobby Shop, Hyan-
nis, acted as Master of Ceremonies.
On Saturday night, May 28, three
outstanding fishermen from Chat-
The Foghorn
Classi
f ied Advertising
Rates: Two cents a word first Insertion; one cent a word each sub-
sequent Insertion. $.25 minimum charge for each Insertion. Display
rates upon application.
• For Sule
RUG HOOKERS
Large lot of light weight , soft, white
woolen matorlal Just received. AI BO
othor colors for BralderB and Hook-
ers. BERRY PAPER STOCK CO.,
INC., TAUNTON , MASS. Turn at
our sign off Route 44 about Vis mile
from center of Tuunton toward
Cape Cod.
FOR SALE
ANTIQUE W A L N U T PARLOR
SET rocontly upholstered , sofa,
two arm chairs and two side choirs
$150. Boston rocker |22; mahog.
half moon table 185; sot ot (I thumb-
hack Windsors $85; rnuplo double
bed , $25; cliorry table, rollnlshod ,
$45; also olinstB , commodres, otc ,
in Hie rough, Barnstable 486,
• Instruction
TUTORING
EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
English , Spooc.h Correction , and
Public Speaking will be In ll yaiinlit
mornings in July und August.
References, Address Roger W,
HlggliiH, Phillips Academy, An-
dover, Mass, del, And. 1455-10.
HURRICANE TE8TED
MOORING LINE
In UBO for over 12 years. Cut-proof,
rot-proof , worm-proof. Insures your
boat. Complete line ot Marine Hard-
ware. Woalsey's Paints. Olsen's and
CoprolJgnum copper paints und pre-
servatives. Wall ropo. All our mer-
(ibundlse used by the fishing fleet
for yours must be able to take it
In all weather.
PLENTY OF PARKING.
Mullins Fishing Gear, Inc.
IMor 4, New Bedford. 6-7498
8CHUMAN REALTY COMPANY
REALTORS
All kinds of property bought and
sold. Leases, mortgages, and finan-
cing arranged.
Goorgo J, Schuman
Ruth 11. Schuman
200 Main Street Hyannis, MSBI.
Tel. Hyannis 277
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Along with complete building spec ificati
ons for every house
pictured in this series, from the Barnstable Patriot , liyonnis,
Mass. The price is $9.50 for the first set and $3.50 for addi-
tional sets.
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THE BARNSTABLE PATRIOT
; Hyannis, Ma«.
: Please send me more information , without obli-
gation, about the plan features and the type of con-
; struction used in the CLINTON House us pictured in
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LE G A L N O T I C E8
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, u.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested In the
estate of LILLA 73. HENDERSON,
late of Barnstable (Hyannis), in
said County , deceased.
A petition has been presented to
said Court for probate of a certain
instrument purporting to be the
last will of suld deceased by DAVID
K. HENDERSON, of Barnstable
(Hyannis), in Bald County praying
that he be appointed executor
thereof without giving a surety on
his bond,
If you desire to object thereto,
you or your attorney Bhould file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 28th day of
June, 1949 , the return day ot this
citation.
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 27th day of May, in the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW,
Register.
June 2, 9, 16.
PROP08ALS FOR COAL AND
FUEL OIL
BARNSTABLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Sealed proposals will be received
by the Superintendent of Schools
at the School Committee Office,
Town Building, Hyannis, Mass.,
until twelve o'clock noon on Thurs-
day, June, 9, 1949, for furnishing
coal and fuel oil for heating the
public Bchool building of the Town
of Barnstable during the school
year 1949-50.
Specifications may be obtained at
the School Committee Office, Room
7, Town Building, Hyannis, Massa-
chusetts.
FREDERICK L. HULL,
Chairman.
Burnatable School Committee
June 2, 1949.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
ALCOHOLI C BEVERAGES
LICENSE
In accordance with Section 15A
of Chapter 440 of the ActB of 1985.
Name of Applicant—The Beach
Club , Edward W. Gould , Jr., Trees.
Kind of License—Renewal , Club,
Seasonal , Wines und Mult. Bev-
erages.
Period Covered by License—April
1 to Nov. 30, 1949, incl.
Location and Description of
Premises—Long Beach Road, Cen-
terville , Mass., wooden structure.
Elglit rooms on first floor, seven
rooms on second floor . One front
entrance, two entrances on south
side. Basement for storage.
CHESTER A. CROCKER,
VICTOR F. ADAMS,
GEORGE L. CROSS,
Licensing Board for the
Town of Barnstable. ^
June 2, 1949.
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< NOTICE
Wequaquet Trust, by A. Harold
Oastonquay, Trustee of Centerville ,
Mass., hav ing made application for
a certilicate of approval on a plan
of land subdivision showing private
ways for public use located on tbe
southerly side of Wequaquet Luke
In the village of Centerville, for-
merly known as the Thomas Steven-
son property and IB bounded easter-
ly by Wequaquet Lake, northerly by
land of John II. Johnson, westerly
by Shoot Flying Hill Road, and
southerly by one Elliott , the un-
dersigned Board of Survey of the
Town of Barnstable will hold a pub-
lic hearing at the Selectmen's
Office, Town Building, Hyannis,
Muss ., on Monday, June 13, 1949 ,
at 10:30 a.m.
CHESTER A. CROCKER ,
VICTOR F. ADAMS ,
GEORGE L. CROSS,
Selectmen of Barnstable.
June 2, 9.
WIDE TELE CAST
Television, currently a big-city
pet, may soon be available to rural
ureas by the use of stratovision. A
request for a television channel for
the first commercial stratovision
station Is now before the federal
communications commission.
Television and FM radio waves
travel in a straight line and for all
practical purposes stop ut tho hori-
zon. TIHB means that television
broadcasts from the higheBt practi-
cal tower erected on the ground
can bo received only from 35 to 50
miles away.
The strutovlslon system simply
puts the untenna in transmitter In
an airplane flying in lazy circles
high above tbe earth. The waves
sent out from this airborne antenna
blanket the earth's surface like a
great inverted Ice cream cone und
cover an area approximately 500
miles ucross or oquul to about the
combined urea of New York, Penn-
sylvania and New Jersey.
Tho offeelveneBS of Btrutovlslon
in providing television over a
wide area wus demonstrated when
a stratovision airplane flying at
25,000 feet in the vicinity of Pitts-
burgh picked up telecasts of the
Republican National Convention
from WMAR-TV in Baltimore , 200
miles away, and rebroadcust the
television In an area with a radius
of 250 miles about Pittsburgh. Re-
ports from this public demonstra-
tion flight and from other earlier
experimental flights showed recep-
tion In nine states. ™
First studies of the stratovision
system were made late In 1644 and
early in 1945 by C. E. Nobles, 30-
year-old Texas born engineer and
originator ot the system.
Although at present application
is being made for only one strato-
vision station to be located above
Pittsburgh, a coast-to-coast network
linking New York and Hollywood
has been projected. This would re-
quire eight planes flying about 400
miles apart. By adding six planes
to this system for added coverage
In the Southeast and Northwest,
television would be provided for
78 percent of tbe nation's popu-
lation.
L E G A L N O T I C ES
Case No. 21655 Reg.
• The Commonwealth of
Massachusetts
LAND COURT
To Frank L. Caton, Mrs. Frank
L. Caton, Albert T. Wall, Maria
Wall and Oscar C. Nickerson, of
Chatham, in the County ot Barn-
stable and said Commonwealth;
Philip H. Bird and Helen C. Bird,
of Welleslay, in the County of Nor-
folk and said Commonwealth ; Stan-
ford D. Tappan and Sarah T. Coe,
of Manchester, In the State of New
Hampshire; Stanley C. Reese, ot
New York, in the State of New
York; and to all whom it may
concern :
Whereas, a petition has been
presented to said Court by Fred-
eric F. Driscoll and Helen F. Dris-
coll , of said Chatham, to register
and confirm their title in the fol-
lowing described land :
A certain parcel of land with the
buildings thereon, situate In that
part of said Chatham called West
Chatham, bounded and described as
follows:
Southerly, Southeasterly and
Southerly by Hardings Beach
Road : Westerly and Southerly by
land now or lormerly ot Philip H.
Bird et ux; Westerly by land now
or formerly of Stanford D. Tappan
et al; Southerly by lands now or
formerly of said Tappan et al, Al-
bert T. Wall et al and said Tappan
et al; Southwesterly, Southeaster-
ly and Southerly by land now or
formerly ot said Tappan et al;
Southwesterly by land now or for-
merly of Oscar C. NlcserBon ;
Northwesterly and Northerly by
Buck's Creek ; Northeasterly,
Northwesterly, Northerly, North-
easterly, Northerly, Easterly, North-
erly, Westerly, Northerly, North-
easterly and Northwesterly by land
now or "formerly of Stanley C.
Reese; and Northeasterly by land
now or formerly of Frank L. Caton
et ux.
The petitioners admit that the
above-described land is subject to
a right of way in favor of Stanley
C, Reese.
The above-described land is
shown on a plan filed with said
petition and all boundary lines are
claimed to be located on the ground
as shown on said plan .
If you desire to make any objec-
tion or defense to said petition
you or your attorney must file a
written appearance and an answer
under oath, setting forth clearly
and specifically your objections or
defense to each part of said peti-
tion, In the office of the Recorder
of said Court In Boston (at the
Court House), or In the office of
the Assistant Recorder of said
Court at the Registry of Deeds at
Barnstable in the County of Barn-
stable, where a copy of the plan
filed with said petition Is deposited,
on or before the twentieth day of
June nexT..
Unless an appearance is so filed'
by or for yOu, your default will be
recorded, the said petition will be
taken as confessed and you will
be forever barred from contesting
said petition or any decree entered
thereon.
Witness, JOHN E. FENTON,
Esquire, Judge of said Court, this
twenty-fourth day of May In the
year nineteen hundred and forty-
nine.
AtteBt with Seal of said Court.
SYBIL H. HOLMES,
Recorder.
(Seal)
A. Harold Castonguay, Ksq.
Hyannis, Mass. Atty for
Petitioners.
June 2, 9, 16.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable, ss.
PROBATE COURT
- To all persons interested In the
trust estate under the will of
MARIA L. BACON , late of Barn-
stable in said County, deceased, for
the benefit of Anne B. Tulls (for-
merly Anne Bacon). i
f
The Trustee of said estate has
presented to the Court for allow-
ance his 9th, 10th and 11th ac-
counts,
if you desire to object thereto
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance In said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 14th day ot
June, 1949, the return day of this
citation.
WitneBB , COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this 11th day of May In the
year one thousand nine hundred
and forty-nine,
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
May 19, 20, June 2.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Barnstable , ss.
PROBATE COURT
To all persons interested in the
estate of MARTIN HAKALA , also
known us FRANK MART IN HAK -
ALA, late of Barnstable , in said
County, deceased.
A petition lias been presented to
said Court praying that John P.
Sylvia, Jr., of Falmouth , in said
County, public administrator , be
appointed administrator of said
PH I lit 0
K you desire to object thereto,,
you or your attorney should file a
written appearance in said Court
at Barnstable before ten o'clock In
the forenoon on the 14th day of
June, 1949, the return day of this
citation. „.»,,-,
Witness, COLLEN C. CAMP-
BELL, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
this 19th day of May in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
forty-nine.
KENRICK A. SPARROW ,
Register.
May 26, June 2, 9.
MARINE'S HYMN
The tune of the Marines' Hymn,
first sung after the Mexican War
in 1847, occurs In an old Spanish
folk song and in the French comic
opera, "Genevieve de Brabant" by
Jacques Offenbach.
TEL-ABSORBED
A burglar In New York snapped
on the television set and became
so absorbed that when the police
came he was still watching the
¦how.
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Commonwe..«h of M....cho..»t.
""•"PROBATE COURT
JJII TP LATHAM of Barn-
^/Massachulltts
, and to all
stable. MWW »
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ot,ier persoi s mt
nted t0
A pet
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WANTED
FOR THE HHMMKH , Two High
School hoys or girls. Call Hy. 888,
nisqulro Cleansers, '
Tandem bicycle wanted. Condi
lion unimportant. IS, c, c/g Patriot;
Tlio mail who lias begun to live
more seriously within , begins to
live more simply without I'I I IIM IIH
Brooks,
Purls and Repulrs For All Make
Sowing Machines. Make a Portable
Electric out of your old Sewing
Machine , $311.50. Stlch-ln-Tlmo Shop
—tho One Stop Shop for the Sow-
ing Women. Fabrics and Sewing
AccuHHorloB. Ruth und Arthur Mac-
Bnernoy, ft Sherman square , Tel.
HyannlB 1840.
FLOOR SANDING & RKPTNISH-
INC. Also machines to runt. Wall-
paper Sboppe, Tol, Hyannis 11B6.
PAINTING & DECORATING
lOxtorlor — Interior
f<\ L. HOC/IB & SONS
Phone Hyannis 2002-M-8
ARVID and WALTER JACOBSON.
Interior and Bxterlor Painting.
Paper Hanging, Ceilings Rotlnlsh-
ed. Telephone Hyannis 1142-11 or
15G9-M.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Wedding Stationery, Engagement
and WeddlUK Announcements, In-
vitations , Calling Cards. Six Day
Service. The Patriot Offlee, Hyan-
nis. Tol. Hy. 24.
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415 Main Street Hyannis
Tel. Hy, 900 - Falmouth 131
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ALCOHOLICB-ANONTMOOB. FOR
INFORMATION write (Cap* Ood
Group) P. O. Box 711, Hyannis.
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BASS RIVER REAL ESTATE
OFFICE
Route 28 South Yarmouth
Complete Listings of Cape
Property.
Robert W. Canning - William Bakor
• Business Services
Father's Day
Cards
8MALLHOFP & HAINE8
Hyannis, Mass.
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Jack's Bike Shop
17 Barnstable Road Hyannis
Tel. Ostorvllle 4942
CLARENCE M. MaoLEOD
TIANO TUNING
Repairing RefeltlnQ
(20 yours experience)
Mantons Mills Mass.
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Insurance
Real Estate
J. L. ROQER8
Orleans Tel. 110 Maw.
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HYANNIS FISH CO.
PLEASANT STREET
Phone Hysnnii 1 266WI
On lb* Waurfruut
Everything in Season
Special NEW Subscriptions
Time 55 weeKs—S3.87
Life 39 weeks—$3.90
Fortune 9 months—?6.75
HELEN M. BERRY
Bass River Tel. Hy. 1649-M-3
Aak Kor
BARNARD'S
LUSTRE POLISH
"Very Satisfactory
For My Antiques"
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I'riiil iit'l nt Conch lluuap \,.tli|«"'»
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MASON SPECIALTIES
"We Cover the Cape"
All typos of mason work,
Chimney Cleaning and Repair.
T. W. LeBLANC
Tel. Hy. 1382W3. Bass River
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HOME SERVICE
Flberglas Insulation; Roofing, all
kinds; Aluminum Comb. Windows;
Asbestos Siding. Carpentry, House-
Painting—up to 36 months to pay
Frank Votapka, Tel, Harwich 44-M,
JAMES W . K E A R N S
MASON CONTRACTOR
Brickwork - Cesspool B
Foundations
"Fireplaces a Specialty "
Mnrstons Mills Tol. Ost. 727
BNTBRTAINMBNT FOR CLUBS,
Hotels, Banquets and Private Par-
ties. Contact Sid Wright, Tel. Hy-
annlB 1423-W.
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NEED HOUSE URGENTLY for
year round rental. Would like to
rent In Hyannis, if possible. Any-
where in Town of Barnstable all
right. John J. Dillon, 71A Pine St.,
Tel. Hyannis 507-M.
CROWELL'S
LAWNMOWER SERVICE
Tel. Hy. 1914-W
Hysnnls Mass.
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Sharpened - Kejmired
Worn Parts Replaced.
Tall and Regular Grass Cut
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lnsoctlcdas and Fertilizers