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,SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
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beautiful Home.


SMALL CASH PAYMENT
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
Six large rooms porches: fine lot sss.
ss new wa'f Zee evd il fact nos all that
l1Rla saf Roz 2aS K ao2 Star afSs ]
S5.o5O..
Is very reasonable price for this new
h-r. and bath. bungalow cleo gas cellar aa,
schools: cars. etc. in Clarendon, Va. TERMS
$3.50.
Is below. reproduction cost Of this new s,r,
and bath. house h.-w.h., elec;, gas, iail
room room with fireplace. hardwood floors, front
and double rear porches, nice lot and excel
'e Before s Ruyinr homes. lots. farms or acre.
age in nearby Virginia consult our Clarendon
n. +. RNON Co, INC,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
CLARENDON. NA.-TWO 5
room bungalows, with breakfast
alcoves double floors and double
siding, hardwood floors through
out; steel beamed; tile bath
room with built-in tub. Crane
plumbing and American Corto
shot-water radiation. Small cash
payment, balance as rent. Tele-
xphone owner for appointment.
business hours. Clarendon o5;
evenings and Sundays, Claren-
don ,5S0-J-2.
T. d. MCDONNELL.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
FOR sAIE-HOUsEs.
FOR ONLY sos A MONTH

FOR ONLY sos A MONTH
You buy big 20ft-front Brick Home in one OF the
delightful sections Of the Northwest with most pleas
ing outlook and neghborhoed that refined and attractive
There rooms, all large; modern bath; front porch
and porches, both screened and glassed in Is
equipped for electricity has howater heat and nsan
heater for the service water The House has been
put in thorough repair and newly decorated.
We don't know of attractive bargain inthis par
tcular neighborhood than this house offers at the
GREATLY REDUCED PRICEs695o
14h & X. CAFRITZ. M. oO80.
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Price, $3.50.
Price, $3.50
Price $780,
Price S6850
electric Lights Car be purcha on
Price, S45OO
me ae eomsTtsSe sle2as anu ~ mus
Price, 1000
z Ns AKRON andb
John F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
REALTORS
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EnR sArEHnrrsEs

LARGE BOOMING HOUSE. HTGH-CLAss
heighhorhood, y block st. car; 5000 cash.
snees any ss tm per So4 END fg s. nv Move
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A SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAYMENT

A SUBSTANTIAL CASH PAYMENT
VIM Buy Handsome 10th ST. Home At
Bargain of Price
We commissionedto dispose quickly Of very hand
detached Brick Home upper 10Th It brand
new-equpped in the most modern way, with electric
refrigerator oburnng heating plant big bultin garage
but the has made change plans which prevents his
occupancy and necesates his dsposing of the property
In consideration OF good size CASH PAYMENT the
price will be very materially reduced and the balance be
taken of very reasonable terms.
FOR DETAILS N TOUCH
McKEEVER & GOSS,
A
l415KSt Mafn-4752
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{ Ilevy Chase Sacrifice.

$l0.500 for Quick Sale.
Beautiful modern bungalow. located Just
off Conn. ave- overlooking beautiful estates,
2 short distance from Chevy Chase Circle;
h.-w.h.. cleo. bnilt-in garage: perfect oondi-
ton; lot 70xlo2, with driveway and heauti-
full shrnbbery Address OWNER. Box 20b-K,
Star office, for appointment TO INSPECT.
BARGAIN IN NORTHEAST.
S-room and bath brick in fine
all-white neighborhood at 6O4
A st. ne. Splendidly arranged
for renting rooms or for renting
second floor as apartment.
Priced lower than most Groom
houses. Terms very easy. Open
and lighted evenings and Sun
days.
HARRY "A. KITE, Inc,
1914 K St. NV. Main 4846.
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lust COMPLETED.
1900 TO 1912 TRINIDAD AVE. NE
new row of "Nealon built Homes ready for your
inspection cheerful and BATH hotwater heat
hardwood foo extensively equipped kitchen; your choice
of wall paper including the panel effects also buffet lights
dining roo screened porche Large yard with garage
cluded. az.
PRICE, $3.50.
Small Cash Payment and SOS Monthly.
Open Every Day and Evening
L. B. & H. B. MOORE,
Bond Building.
Main 1447 Main 428o
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ARGYLE PARK HOMES.
42o4 18th ST NV.
,.n.rr hrok
noufu
n beautiful Fries s@@oou
431O 18th St. NV. y
nnero mouse
a
could be q residence q
AL DAY uspAf o yin
SECTION.
CUVIER A. METZLER
MAIN 90 HOS AVE
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HELD OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

1851 PATTERSON ST. tCor. Eevadal -
New English stucco. on T5-ft. front lot
Spacious house. complete in every detail.
Also. IL is priced right.
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FnR SAIE-HOISES.

e $50: N.E.-REAL BUY! CLASSY Or.
brick, latest appointments, 8 porches; lot
100 #. deep. $3.50 cash S5S monthly; will
finance reliable home seeker; agents.
CLEVELAND 295Qz
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sol RITTENHoUsE-e-rm. stucco home:
Diet gar: lot 65x135: LIST commercial zone.
Occupied by owner. who will gladly show
you through.
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ycu are invited TO be our guest. simply
cali at 1405 New York avenue ct either OF
Thees hours and bus will be waiting for you.
The quaint furniture in the Model Home
Is from Rubinstein's Better Period Antique
Shoppe and has contributed greatly to the
charm OF the home.
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RUBY LEE MINAR, INC.
so a MONTH

Beautiful bungalow. 5 rooms bath. INV;
heat, garage: good location in Takoma Parks
1880: no cash necessary.
MORTGAGE FINANCE CORPORATION.
$50 Cedar St Col. SS1.
Takoma Park D c.
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CEE7Y CHASE. D. O-NEw sIx-ROoM
Rrick: oren fireplace. sleeping porch. large
Tot beautiful trees: S13.5c0 :-teIus. Cleye.
G1s-J. \.
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sNICE 7.ROOM sEMI-DETACHED FRAME:
TlOd condition: 2 baths: . GARAGES: nice home
in q good convenient ne. section; clear: take
RYsso or piano as cash payment down. Main
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GOOD OLD HOUSE IN COUNTRY. NEAR
echooI and trolley: IL acre. with trees. fruit
high elevation: not over 10 mi. downtown
h1ust be bargain Address Box 324-K. Star
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2-APT. DETACHED HOUSE NEAR WALTER
Reed: ami: built 1928: large corner lot.
rents $50; covers both trusts and interest:
veil financed Deal with owner. who lives
IN Western State and who 10 here TO sell Out.
No dealers solicited. SIG 900. So 500 down.
Address Beg -103.Ka-Stak 01acee
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So ,p75-BUJLT-IN GARAGE: VERY AT
: tractive new tapestry brick residence o.. o. !,
overlooking the University grounds. Three
koomy gorcnes, six handsome rooms. hard
Kitchen and enameled cabinet. one-piece
porcelain sink and built-in refrigerator. spe-
cial electric fitments and endless other
Charms This unusual home may be pur-
chased for only 5000 cash and the balance
Main 9770. Branch IL. or Adams 1913,
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LOVELY 7-RM. HOME, INLAID FLOORS,
hardwood trim; newly papered and painted;
pm car line, III, nearby Md; garage. chicken
house, fruit. flowers etc. S25 mo. to re-
kponefble party, Modern 6-rm.. b., Gear ga
fRge bungalow in Va. Highlands; nearly new;
newly papered: $40, Key at Slb 18th NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP'Y.

HOUSE. UNDER $4,000: 4-6 ROOMS. NOT
eo fs from 70 city mould consider rnd9Tn
bors, otherwise edge OF community; easy
terms desired. buying or renting, responsible.
3nlployed cultured couple would build up
property: bonqs for any outsiders tip
.0nlv- MARK DA IA 14lR 20th 81
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by OwNER--I3b3 MARYLAND AVE. Ne
81 600, Corner house, 9 rooms and bath;
hot-water heat. electric lights. newly pa
pered and painted. open brick fireplace.
Phona N S644 3"
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BY OWNER--WOODRIDG MOCK R.. I.
ave-; 6 rooms e. bath; detached home; n
VIII ami: fireplace oak floors and trim
porches. garage: owner leaving city. Adj
dress Box 16I-K.- Star Office ~
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TAKE BUS
TO STAR MODEL HOME.

Several hundred persons inspected The
Star Model Home at Lee Heights Va. last
sunday. Due to the great interest displayed
by the public, sle luxe Fageol coaches VIII
be run TO Lee Heights again this SUNDAY.
Coaches will leave 14O5 New York aye. at
10 A NJ
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TWO NEW ENGLISH COTTAGES; On COR,
-per lots; one in EDGEMQQR, MD. $500
Moorland lane. one IN CHEVY. CHASE, D. c.,
bob Nevaaa ave- consisting of s rooms,
baths Gear garage. Many built-in features:
charming exterior: lifetime construction.
See these houses-Tnoss desirable houses now
available for the money. Open afternoons,
evenings and Sunday. Must sell account of
out-of-clty work Phone owner. BETHESDA
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PETWoRlTH BARGATN-CoRNER FOR DR.
SIlo5O. is the best buy in town for a 20
ft-wide substantial brick. all the latest fea-
j block. from, Ga. ave; Corner across the
N siTSe ss E1sninss. cleveland 1859. agents
BY. OWNER BEAUTIFUL SIR o o NJ
house; bath, electric lights and hardwood
floors 1918 9Th ne. Phone Line, 621Q-W.
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day evening for visit of a months
duration with Mr.. Larson's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Larson and fam
lily, and other relatives and friends.
THE LADIES OF OUR LADY OF
THE ANGELS CHURCH WILL
GIVE A COFFEE AT THE HOME
OF MRS. REZNECHECK ON WE'D
NESDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 23rd.
EVERYONE INVITED-Adv g..
George E. Leach Mayor of Min
neapolis and candidate for governor
stopped in,fSauk Centre Wednesday
morning enroute to Alexandria where
he addressed the Alexandria Kiwanis
Club at their. regular weekly dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. m. J. Lewis of
Fargo arrived in Sank Centre Tues
day evening from Collingwood, Can
ada enroute to their home The
Lewis will spend several days in
this city visiting at the F. T. Pang-
burn home in Brooklyn. ~
Miss Helen Osborn of Alexandria
was a $50 dinner guest Monday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R.
Clough. Miss Osborn was enroute
to her home from Grey Eagle where
she had been visiting her sister Mrs.
Walter Clear and also among friends.
Vera and Patty Sparks spent the
week end with Mr.. sna Mis-. j.. w.
Ward at their cottage on Birch lake.
the Northwestern Bell Telephone
the North Western Bell Telephone
Co IN this city spenr Thursday aftcl-
noon and Friday at Alexandria on
business. 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Steffes, Mr..
and Mrs. Emil Polipnick motored to
St. Cloud Friday accompanied by
Mr.. Steffes' sister, Mrs. Ed Polip-
nick of St. Cloud who returned to her
home after spending the past three
weeks in Sank Centre visiting rel
atives and friends.
Alymer Crickmer arrived in Sank
Centre Friday for a short visit with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Crickmer.
Mr.. Cricklher will be employed for
the summer by the Ware-Ever Alumni
mum Co., as representative in the sur
counties. He will attend
the Minnesota University at the OPP
ening of the fall term.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Parker and
daughter, Miss Louise left Sunday
for Lacrosse, Wis, to at
tend Class Day exercises and Com
of the Wisconsin >Physi-
cal Education School; their daughter
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CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM

The following is the program of
Children's Day exercises to be given
by the children of the Beginners and
Primary Departments of the Congre-
gational church school on Sunday
morning June 20 at 1920.
Procession-Song-Pra
Greetings will be brought by Hazel
Kringen, Dorothy Hshson, Lavone Car
penter, Russell Larson, Jane Collette
Brecken. Bobby Hanson, and Doris
Marchant.
Song-"We come" Beginners and
Primary Departments.
.. REGULATIONS .....
Turning the Tables ..............
observation-disclosures. Ruth Ann Wedge
my Gift to You" Alice, Halversoh
by Radlo .,:........ Donald kr1ngen
Little Sailor" ...... Jimmy Pangburn
.Ihe PllOt .............. Henry Cole
"a Wish" ........ Ruth Olive Sparkes
''The New UMBRELLA. Mildred Bjone
Fifty two Sundays" Phyllis Pangburn
That's Children's Day" ..........
Ralph WOODS
Song-"That Sweet Story" .......
Dedication of Infants in Baptism
Cradle Roll Initiation Service
REGULATIONS
. .1 Birds" 49,. Melyina Cumming
Come or Go" ......... joey Jackson
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SPORTS

About 20 golfers drove over to
Little Falls through the rain. Sum
day to meet up with the players of
that city in the annual tourney. Lit
tie Falls responded with about a
dozen players. The final score the
Herald understands was a tie. The
Sank Centre Coutry Club will be
hosts to Little Falls at a date to be
announced by Chairman H. A. Falk
Of the Greens committee later.
q
The Central Minnesota Golf tour
nament will be held at Alexandria
Sunday and Monday. The Sank Cen
tire Country Club is planning on
sending a team of five players tc
enter the different events. Probably
over 100 of the best golfers in the
state will be entered. The first flight
starts at 500 o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
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CITY NEWS ITEMS

Bruce Elliott transacted business IN
Melrose Thursday of last week.
Vincent Kenna who is employed al
St. Cloud spent Saturday and Sun
day in this city. ... III. .
Postmaster j. A. Schoenhoff is en-
joying three weeks vacation which
started Tuesday of this week. 81
> Dance at Huisman's Barn We'd
nesday June %. Good music and
good, time assured to all.-Adv 3 po
j. Mrs. Leroy Working went to Min.
neapolis Monday to attend the w. R
c. convention June IA, Is, 16, and
James Lockwood of Osakis spent
the week end in Sank Centre visiting
at the home of his cousin, Edward
House and Mrs. House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Weyrauch and
family of Browerville spent Sunday
in Sank Centre visiting among rela-
tives and friends. -
Miss Marie Coehler of Minneapo-
lis who has been two weeks guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. WI. Thomas of
this city returned to her home Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Del Jenkins and
children of Coleraine, Mimi, arrived
Tuesday evening for a several days
visit at the James jenkins home in
this city.
Mrs. David Cleveland is spending
this week in Minneapolis visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Marion Dobbs
and attending the W. R. c.. con-
yention held there. .
Last week Friday, Miss Vione
Steege,s accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Bates of Minneapolis by car
to Walker, Minnesota to spend the
summer at Leach Lake.
Mrs. Kathleen Norris is spending
this week in Minneapolis visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Asa Brooks and
attending the w. R. G. convention
there June IA, Is, 16, and II. g..
Miss Eva Davis who has been at
tending the annual State Librar-
ians' convention since Thursday of
last week held at Itasca Park this
year, returned to her home in this
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Larson of
Los Angeles, CAL, arrived Wednes-
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-
"On Time" 1890. Vera Mae Jackson
That's Why" ........ Helen Peterson
mo Better Friend -. Adrian Woods
.Ia Way to Tell'. Vera Mae Janecke
...... Raymond George BergS.1en
Selected" ...A;....... Verna 1winski
Song-"A Lovely Garden"
$50 Beginners and Primary Depts.
REGULATIONS
The Future" ........ Robert Strong
BE Glad" Dorothy Kehdah1
What" .I the Use ......;: Doris Larson
Special Greetings" :. ceieste Ed ase
ExerciseI"Keys, Vera Taylor. Shirley
Reuhman and Dorothy Reuhman.
RecitatiOns
Every Sunday" 1890. Doris Christie
"a Place to Park 49,. Dudley Morse
Your Place" ......:. Arthur Cole
. Sneer Up ...''.:... Jean CarR %dh
..y Message" Ruby Marchant
IS. s. Ship" ...........-. Donald Otto
Grown Ups" -. Gerald Vandesteeg
Take Time. Ethel Mae Richmond
Consolation ;;...;.... Janet Steiner
..:........ Darwin Pangburn
Patriotic lselection.'Liberty" go.
co,,o..; ;..'.: :n.oonc: Dorthy Larson
Wedge. Gladys 1winski, and
Doris Larson.
Offering for Sunday school work.
Closing hymn and Benediction.
Program directed by Mrs. c. s.
Accompanist, Mrs. William Larson.
Flowers, Mrs. Ben Bosshardt and
Miss Inga Nelson.
Cradle Roll, Mrs. ". T. conklin
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MARKETS
/, y Associated Prsdn Leased, Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
WHEAT SCORES
EARLY RISE
Market Affected BY Liver.
pool Quotations Higher Than
Dde-COrn, Oats Firm

Chicago, Dec. 3O-LP)-With u fair
run of commission house buying and
with pre- holiday evening up Of nc-
counts. the wheat market today
showed general upward trend.
Livcr,ool quotations higher than due,
together with moderate export buy
ing of North American wheat in
ciudinr some from the, United States,
counted also as bullish factor. The
majority of traders expect December
wheat prices to be erratic tomorrow,
the last day for deliveries on De-
ccmber contracts.
Wheat closed firm, as cent to 2as
cents net higher, corn u to IA cents
Up, oats Is to u to " cent advance,
and provisions varying from seven
cents decline to rise Of five cents.
Considerable attention by wheat
traders was given here today to q
statement from the managing direc-
tor of the Canadian growers pool
that the movement of Argentine and
Australian wheat is always met with
every year and that as soon as the
flush of this movement is over the
control of the wheat situation will
be largely in the Canadian supply
"a the United States will have very
little wheat left.
"A tight position regarding whoa,
supplies in the spring might easily
result, according to the Canadian
pool spokesman. This would be cs.
pccially the case. he said, ii there i.
any disappointment as to Canadian
results of the old crop Of wheat OF
any unsatisfactory developments il
the American new crop.
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PAGE SEVEN

ing few days In Bismarck with her
sons. Carl and Sam.
Bonnie and Carl Lcin of kcgan
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Newcomer Sunday.
Miss Minnie Nelson Of Lisbon is
visiting Miss Blanche. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson and
children drove out to Mr.. PcdcrsOn's
home for Christmas dinner. They
remained until Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Titus entertained
at family dinner Christmas day.
Mrs. Rosvold and Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
and children were home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Eisenbeisz had
their whole family home for Christ
mas, Martha from Jamestown, Ed
die from Mckenzie and Robert, who
has been in the hospital mt Bismarck.
Paul Sarsten Of Center spent
Christmas evening and Christmas
day with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thomas
and family
Mrs. Neal Dodge and children had
Christmas dinner with Mrs. DodEc's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Art. Bjorhus.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thomas en-
! tertained visitors from Bismarck at
| Sunday dinner. Miss Vanne Lewis,
who has been visiting her home, was
among the company and returned
with them to Bismarck that night.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Ward enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. w. Titus and
Mrs. Mabel Rosvold Christmas even
ing ut dinner
| Mr. and Mrs. John Mount are spend
ing the holidays at Baldwin.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson en-
tcrtaincd Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Apland Wednesday
evening for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Chaplin served u
lovely Christmas dinner for Mr..
and Mrs. A. S. r. Mctcalf, Miss Ger.
Sherman and Carlton and Harold
Howard Thomas. accompanied by
his daughters, Blanche and Evelyn,
and Miss Minnie Nelson. motorcd to
Bismarck Monday. returning Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Van Vlcct mo-
torcd TO Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Carlson and
Miss Emma kuch came home Mon
day.
Miss Della Olson came home Mon
day.
Gertrude Nuss and Norton Davis Of
jamestown and Richard Homer and
Sandy Mckinnon of Bismarck wcrc
visiting Francis. Carlton and Harold
Sherman during Christmas.
Clarence Syvcrson and f"mily
spent Christmas at the Brendcn fasO.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Swanson enter
tanned for Christmas dinner Mr.. and
Mrs. Egner Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Swanson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hull.
Mrs. Elmer koon and children
spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Al. Chaplin.
Mrs. +. u. Johnson visited Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Ehas. Swan
son.
The Ladies Aid Of the Lutheran
church will meet at the home Of
Mrs. II. Knudson Thursday. January
9th. II will be II JON, meeting.
A very fine Christmas program
was rendered Sunday evening by the
pupils Of the NJ. T.. Sunday school
assisted by Rev. and Mrs. Gress,
Mark Gress. Misses Gertrude Nuss,
Francis Sherman. Lillian Melhnd and
Mrs. II. Apland. The church was
crowded long before the exercises
began. II great many coming from
nearby towns. After the program
boxes Of candy and nuts were given
to the children and visitors.
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buying credited to George Whelan,
tobacco magnatc, who was reported
to be interested in a merger of that
and other companies. Bloomingdale
Brothers and American Home Prod
ucts also touched new high levels.
New York fractions responded to re-
ports that Governor Smith and Mayor
Walker were attempting to patch up
their difference on the transit situa-
tions. Merchandisin. issues CON
tinued to reflect reports of record
breaking holiday earnings.
The closing was firm. Several low
priced rails, the sugars and a varied
assortment Of spccialtics were
bought ut much higher prices in the
last hour of trading. Hudson Motors
and Allied Chemical were the strong
est Of the better known industrials.
South Porto Rico sugar moved up
five points and Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie preferred 3h. Great Western
Sugar. Wheeling Il Lake Eric com.
mon and Western Maryland. second
preferred, advanced two to two and
a half points. Approximate sale:
were 100000 shares.