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Thursday, March 9, 1961, page 80 (of 84)

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NEW FLEX-N-FLOAT® mowing makes lawn care fun and SO EASY with Ariens Imperial

Have fun mowing your lawn ... with an Ariens IMPERIAL riding mower. Choice of interchangeable 26" or 34" rotary mower, or 30" reel mower, that flexes and floats up, down, sideways to follow all ground contours — without scalping. So easy to use with electric or impulse-starting 51⁄2 h.p. engine; fingertip controls; 4 forward speeds and reverse; tip-toe clutch and brake. Many Insta-Hitch attachments. Stands on end for storage or servicing. See it ... try it ... and you're sure to buy it! Power to spare for every tilling job! JET ROTARY TILLER Choice 3 to 41⁄2 h.p. famous make engines. All steel Turbo Tines till 24" wide. Engineered for long service! For home and commercial snow removal! SNO-THRO Self propelled, 2-stage, 41⁄2 h.p. machine. Throws snow up to 25' away through 180° revolving discharge chute. ARIENS COMPANY, 241 Calumet St., Brillion, Wisconsin Please send descriptive GARD-N-YARD power equipment literature described in Suburbia Today. Name Address City Zone County State

There are no sleeves to inhibit a free, easy swing in this striped cotton overblouse with its flattering cuffed collar; the knee twinkler pleated "skort" is in a rayon-and-cotton blend. What to wear to a barbecue followed by bowling? This cropped-length jumper-top culotte is the answer, shown here in paisley-printed gold sharkskin with a coordinated gold blouse. A busy day that includes a matinee, a bowling date, dinner party? This cap-sleeved shirtwaist with unpressed box-pleated skirt in pink silk will easily go to all these places, and it looks just as good with mink as it does with bowling shoes. Photographed for SUBURBIA TODAY at Jersey Lanes, Linden, New Jersey; Orchard Twin Bowl, Skokie, Illinois; and Hollywood Legion Lanes, Hollywood, California.