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Aphids? S1lbllrbi(1~ ..... Any Day " Fore! •••••••••••••••••••• "Have a good summer." I.......................•....•............ • lSDTlIXiJlI1Srid ofaphids, beetles, 250 other Iough insect enemies! You don't have to take it another minute. This very weekend you can fight back and win against the most merciless enemies your I~rden knows: aphids that suck the life juice from tender younggrowih, beedes tbat tear and bite, bugs tbat gnaw and grind. The weapon: OR180 15010X. The secret: a combination of four separate msecticides-including malathion -t.hat battle and beat 250 different insed marauders. It's a concentrate~ liquid. So concentrated it costs less than 6~ to make a full gallo~ diluted for spray. It's as easy as watering. And it's guaranteed - just like all OR1HO products. 15010X wiD do the job or it doesn't cost you a penny. Fair enough? Remf!mber the name: ORTHO ISOTOX. You'D find it today - at the place you always buy your ,arden supplies. . -;; CAliFORNIA CHEMICAL COMPANY. ORrHO DIVISION, 200 B... h SI., So. Fro.clsco 20. com. "I'm counting it as in. It ~ be in:' .....~ . "He always hits a long b.all." Wlto,. ''''ITCII ... Suburbia Today, <strong>Jun</strong>e 1964 "" • J { _ r' ........ " ( I. • • ./
GETTING AROllND Continued from page 2 Anyone who has ever tried to lose 10 pounds would ~ympathize with Robert A. Platt of Lincolnwood, Il~ linou. Mr. Platt, however, has had literally tons of help in breaking the eating habit ever since he became a member of PLAY, INC., a nonprofit organization. of fat men meeting every Tuesday night in Skokie. Through mass therapy the PLAY£I!.S have been able to encourage one another to s~e a total of 2,400 pounds in their first year, without pills, exercise, or starvation diets. Comparatively, 'Mr. Platt, who took the pledge at 181 pounds-be now weighs 178-is emaciated, and as the thinnest one in tbe group he has become a conversation piece. A baker who weighs in at 348 pounds claims he weighed more when he was born than Robert Platt does now, and a 237- pound process server says ht has lost more than Platt weighs-which is perfectly true! • • Remember a little batch ot "businessies" we ran in our April issue? They inspired L. Redig of Garfield Height:>, Ohio, to further excesses, as follows: How's the lollipop business? Taking a licking. How's the dressmaking business? So, so. How's the diaper business? Hitting bottom. How's the bakery business? Needs dough. How's the beauty parlor business? Cut and dried. • • Just in time for <strong>Jun</strong>e comes this king-size romantic story from Anne Myers Allison of Oak Park, Illinois, about her former classmate, Mrs. Joseph Catalono. When Mrs. Catalono, a widow, went to a church conference for widows and widowers, she met a Mr. Frank Infanger with whom she found she had a lot in common. He had five children under 10 and as luck would have it, so did she. Soon wedding bells chimed and all 12 Infangers went house hunting in Oak Park, where they found a roomy Victorian house which had been waiting for a family such as theirs. So he sold his old house and she sold hers, and they moved into the new one and set up on a scale that would do credit to a small !late!' Mrs. lnfanger, a cheery size-IO blonde, now cooks 24 eggs for breakfast in her roomy Victorian kitchen. Continued on page 6 MERCURY ... THE CAR THAT MADE THE STATION WAGON BEAUTIFUL At one time you had to sacrifice beauty to gain the extra room in a wagon. Over the years, Mercury led the way in changing that. The room was kept, in fact increased (now 99.2 cu. ft. - just about the biggest there is). But Mercury knew that with most owners the station wagon is their only car. It has to do triple duty ... as a family car, a "dress-up" car, and a cargo carrier. Mercury made it beautiful ... luxurious inside. Just how beautiful you can see in rtil the picture above. lINCOLN.MERCURY DIVISION ~ MOTOR COMPANY MERCURY ... The Wagan Specialist l!J
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