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Evening star., 1946-12-31
N. Y. Bond Market
GEIECTEn LIST on ISSUES.

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| MsPSSM is 81 50
| MKT IS 81 A 90
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Evening star., 1946-12-31

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TREASURY $50
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NEW YORK CITY
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Bost Me 4Hs 20 57M
BufNiagE2A As76lo2M
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Cent Ga en- 5s45 s.
Cent Galst5s4h 100
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ICTH&SE 23ls94 93A
CityInvest 1851 03N
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Evening star., 1946-12-31
Pines Clinic Drive Opens

BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va,
Dec. 81 (P,.-A movement to convert
"the Pines" a clinic for crippled
children which is about to be closed.
into a hospital here as a war me-
mortal has been launched by a COM
mittee headed by Paul M. Hawkins.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK Dec. 31-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
&C mmodities today declined to 161. so. Pre-
vious day. 1855 week ago. 1922;
month ago. 164 81: year ago, liz 60.
based on 1926 as 100.
Evening star., 1946-12-31
Washington Exchange

Notice--This exchange will be closed
tomorrow New Year Day.
SALES.
Potomac Eelc Pow 512G pf-10 at 1854
Mersentbaler Linotype-2O at 52h.
Washington Ry g. Elec pf-l0 at 1884,.
Capital Transit Colo at 2S7s.
Hecht common-10 at 30R.
Garfinckel com (new)-1O al "a: Al at "a
R0NlS
Evening star., 1946-12-31

September Sept 1850 s97s $3.50 ao'7o
Chicago Cash Market.
Wheat-None Corn-No. 3. yellow.
1 1914; No. 4. white. l41a4. oats-No. /,
heavy, white, -.s2E.. Barley.Nominali
mailing, 1.04-1.T5: feed, 1.0S-1 80. Field
seed per hundredveight. nominal, red
clover, 3s OO-42.0O: sweet clover IL 80
1900; timothy seed, 7.25-1.60
Evening star., 1946-12-31

Hourly Sales on tho kAth1nBe IvuHys
/, .i,U Am 26o 600 ~ Uu noon $40 600
l:0Op.m $50 600 900 N l 100 600
tUnit of trading 10 shares: sales printed
in full. sIn bankruptcy or receivcrship or
being reorganized under Bankruptcy Act.
or securities assumed BY such compantes.
are annual disbursement based on the last
quarterly or seniannual declaration ton. Ir,- T1-
dends are not included xEx dividend.
xr Ex rights. q Also extra or extras Plus
stock dividend d Cash or stock. Pc
IN stock. Paid last year. b PAYABLE 70
Canadian funds. Accumulated diviqends
paid or declared this year. New ssue.
Evening star., 1946-12-31

IdubIyo .OOc
iCanad Pac Le IL.
Cap Adm A .55e 2!
ICaro Pwr&Lt lie
carrier Corp a!
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Case j ! Co Re. II
tease j i pf T. i
Caterpillr TT 3
Celanese Cp Ae l.
tCelanese Of z n
Celotex Corp la 2,
CentAGulrre / "a /,
! Cent Foundry
Cen H G&E 51e
cent r r N j
CenViol Su 2i2e
! Cent Rib Ii .60a
Cerro de Pas =
Certn- teed go 2.
Champ P&F h4e
Checker Cab
Ches g. Ohio ga 1.
ChicagoCorpAe 2.
IChl g. East Ill II
Chi IL e III A lie /,
Chi Great West
Chi Grt West pf j.
Chi Ind&L A ct l!
lChi Ind&L B ct
IChi M SP&Psc IL.
IChiESP&P pf5e g.
IChi e. NV lie a
Chi & N w pf s 2
Chi Pneu T 1lae
Childs Co /
lChrysler Corp 3 3
|Cin G g. Ell zoe )
ICin Mill u LAO
|CI1 Finance 2 i!
City Ice&Fuel 2
tCity Invest
City Stores l 90 J.
IClark Eouipmt 3
ClimaxMol 1.20 6
Cluett pbody Be
coca Cola ga
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Col Fuel&Ir go ;
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colum BrA2 .30e
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Col G & e soc 6
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Comcl Credit 2
tComl Cr uf3 81 y
ComlSolvents lie 2
comwlthEd ] 40 II
Comwl e. South 30
Com&S pf Oak
Conde Mast 1ae
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Icons Copr zoe /
Cons Eds 100 a
Cons Grocers ] L
Icons Nat Gasla
| Cons RRCuba pf
| Cons r st 1.60a J.
Icons Vultee 2 o.
tConsumP pf4 l2 III
container Co "a
| Cont Baking la J.
|Cont Bak pf 5 IA
ICont Can l ~
ICont Diam Fib i.
ICont Insurnce 2
Cont Mot .36e B.
tConOilDel 1.70e
CopprwldStl 80
tCorn Exch 2.40 q
lCorn Products 3x
tCorn Prod Of 9 x6I
| Cornell-D E 80
|CorningGlass n
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ICrane CO la
ICrm OF VIII ] go
ICrownC&S l lae
lCrown Zel' l 90
Crucible Steel
Crucible Stl pf 8
ICuban- AmSl Eae
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Curtis Publish ,.
Curt Wright We g,
ICurt- -WrightA 2 q
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DANA CORP l. x
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-19
Couple Is Burned To Death In Tourist Cabin Here
New Alarm System
Is Put Into Service
With IS Stations

rrS III all instances. Will M. be l,sSo
10y breaking a tiny g,ISS window in
the trent. Instead. only Il lever hn.
- Ec raised to sound OFT the alarm
al the fire station.
Chief Ellis said the City'S ordi-
nance against false alarms will 81
enforced risldly from nov on
wherever Identities can oc cstab-
lIShcd. The Law provides Il fine OF
$50 ar 80 days Imprisonment for
farming i'll a false alarm.
The new equipment is OF the
latcS. design 10 bc made by the
Gamcwcll Company. from which i,
WAS purchased y crew If workmcn
has been here about month in
stIlling IN" boxes. s;rInGing the
wires and completing the sc,-uu,
which gives the city the bcs, alarm
system il has ever had. ana which
covers all parts O: the corporate
limits.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1946-11-19

An American armorcd division in
World War II could hurl 400. 900
pounds @! ammunition in halt an
hour.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
PAN PACIFIC TOUR IMMENSELY ENJOYED

The first group on Pan Pacific Good Neighbor tourists arrived on Monday from Anchorage to spend four days in and about Nome. The party had a full schedule planned, including fishing trip to the Kougarok, airplane trip to Pilgrim Springs, oomiak (skin- boat ride on Boring Sea, visit to the Arts and Crafts Department at the Alaska Native School, trip through one of the U. s. Smelling Refining and Mining Company dredges, and as many other points of interest as can be crammed into the four days.
 Miss Otto, conductor of the tour stated that Nome is the highlight of the sixty-day trip and they are thoroughly enjoying every minute of their stay.
 In the party are: Mrs. Louise Smith, and Mrs. James Oliver Curwood of Los Angeles; Mrs E. Oppedal and MT. Lew Donahue of Tuscon, Ariz., and MT. Roy Rae, Sparks Nev.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24

FRANKFURT, Germany Mrs. Geneva Strebling Wolff Limpert, American-born wife of Nazi in- dustrialist, is shown with her Ger man lawyer after she had been sentenced to six months in jail at Frankfurt for illegal possession of money, gold and notes. >Born in Virginia, H., Mrs. Strebling-Wolf- Limpert has a son by her first marriage to an American. The son is Reginald Beamus Parsons, now IA, who will inherit $1,000, 100000 on his Fist birthday. Her mother is the wife of Walter Sedgley.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
At The Hotels
Wallace Hotel

Wallace Hotel
 Guests at the Wallace Hotel to- day are: Mrs. Elmer Oppedal, MT. Lew Donahue, Tuscon, Ariz.; Mrs. Louise Smith, Mrs. James Curwood, Los Angeles; Roy Rae, Sparks, Nevada; Marguerite Otto, T. V. Young, Seattle; G. Fulta, Juneau; John Clark. Fairbanks; Max Beberman, Cape Nome; Bob Roberts, Solomon; Lillian and Ma bel Martin, Kankakee H.; MT. and Mrs. C. L. Dempsey, Casa de Paga; F. L. Christmas, Anch- orage, R. Lee, G. E. Zimmerman, Solomon; and John Tanning, An chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
ESKIL ANDERSON MINING IN cHANDALR DISTRICT

Eskil Anderson, who was in charge of the local office for the Bureau of Mines, has been pros pecting this season in the Charlie River district, about 75 miles from Eagle. He has been study ing the copper and tungsten de- posist there.
 Eskil says, the nearest airport is 30 miles so he has decided to abandon the work until he can land at the camp on skis.
 For the balance of this season he plans to mine for gold in the Chaldalar.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
CHAMBER HELD LUNCHEON YESTERDAY AT NOON

A lively Chamber luncheon was held yes ai'aay at noon Wit. sev- < al ,ue Is pre- en-, lnc.ua ns tle toMis,s of tl= Pan Pacific Good Neighbor tour.
 Guests responding to president Mitrovitch's call were John Clark Of the firm Neill, Clark and Com pany, which is opening an office here; Miss M. Holligan of the Celanese Corporation; members of the Pan Pacific Good Neighbor Tour, and its conductor Miss Mar guerite Otto; Mrs. Henry Xavier of Candle; and Tom Young rep resentative of the Eli Lilly Drug Co.,, of Seattle.
 Major Otto Geist was guest speaker, presenting several sever al interesting facts about Nome and Northwestern Alaska in re- laiton to flora and fauna, and geology and zoology.
 The members of the tour ex- pressed their satisfaction and plea sure in the points of interest of fered in Nome and the Northwest Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
Hospital Notes

Johnny Okan of Nome has been admitted to the hospital.
 Otta Olson of Selawik was brought into the hospital for med ical attention.
 Steve Stephenson had the mis- fortune to break his leg. It is now in cast and Steve will be at home for a few days.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
Paterson Hotel

Guests today at the Patterson Hotel are: Annette Jacobson, Seldovia; Robert E. Love, Fair banks; MT. and Mrs. Leslie Culp, Fairbanks; MT. and Mrs. s. Cop lin, Tipoli, Wisconsin; James s. Dexter, Golovin; Marjorie Halli- gan, Milton Fullner, and Edward Liston.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
VISITORS DEPART BY AIR TODAY FOR JUNEAU

Mrs. A. Colvin, who has been visiting here with her brother Jack Westfall, for the past two months, and Miss E. Vernon, her sister, and Mrs. E. Nygard who arrived last week, left by plane today for Juneau
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
Alaska Airlines

Passengers arriving via the Alaska Airlines today were: MT. and Mrs. Yakabovsky, and Rob- ert Bacon.
 Departing passengers were: MT. and Mrs. L. Culp, Mrs. A. Col win, Mrs. E. Nygard, Mrs. E. Yer non, C. w. Kaiser, Mrs. C. L. Dempsey, John Clark and Wm. Hoffman.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
AIRLINES.
Pan American AirwaYs

Arriving passengers on the Pan American plane were: Ed Liston, Milton Fullner, C. Y. Ridell, and Marjorie Holligan.
 Outbound passengers were: C.. Brayton, w. Bruton, G. Hellerich, Flora Peterson, R. J. Sommers, Corrine Berg and Lawrence Bruhn.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
NOTICE

Special Meeting for Pioneers of Alaska at City Hall on WedneS- day evening at 500. ,
 Bob. Baldwin. Sec.
The Nome nugget., 1946-07-24
MRS. VOGAN AND INFANT RETURN HOME TO TELLER

Mrs. Barney Vogan and infant son returned to their home in Teller on Monday.
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w.; Is 6

~, Hi:nIafhts e 1sAs Y RsyisH. d,;ss;
n uaCn sn events. prsssntsd By risneis
x z: s ass. ;so ':'ssi
'0'' DANCE.
co1annunity dance. Central High school,
sIIatfsntn ,' sna Clifton streets NV" $3.50
Collection Of original music manuscripts.
symphony" through January ii; world map
indicating the CLEANSING trouble spots 10
each weeks news, for an INDEFINITE period;
cultural ORGANIZATION exhibit, through De-
s sists avsPded is4s Nobe a flsss for ssee-
s tas peeemb:r s' erisinsl draft q I'm:
coins Gettysburg Address, for an indefinite
period. at the Library Of Congress. 9 am.
an. m P 70 p.m. ssturda vasn and 1850
axhibition' q sorf q three Negro art
nsa. a0r .na RRR ss1h.
.A foIts Nth annual exhibition Of the
- ' sSseasS yssa.s , r: snna.! salon 4
Of annary Sy
Pictorial photorraphs By by James s W. Brad.
the Smithsonian Institution, 9 am. to 4:3o
Pictures looted from Holland BY tn.
M Mazt returned s shroush the efforts Of ths
sa ss buses Uaned
token thanfs for ssif hs return q ne
Government. at the Nstionsl Gallery h q
to 10 pm. sundays through Decsmber.
son, Gussenheim Fellow. Il Z the Barnett
Adssn Gallery Of Art. 127 Randolph place
NV" Q TO 10 pm. weekdays and to 5
Work Sy artists u of WASHINGTON essmsse and Vi
ctnity. at the Corcoran Gallery of Art,
seyenteenth street and New York avenue
to 4:3o pm. Tuesdays through Saturdays days
and to pm. Sundays through jan
aaDs !. III Ct sssons a Hn
chtyes, Constitution avenue between Sew
81 IS 'is' S ;' saas s* sss
Modern paintings BY Cuban artists from
American Union. seventeenth Street s and
Mondays sff hrossh TIdsys s and g a s@
wster eoIors b. '1 ponad koSers.sn in
= kioaaT,; Eighth ahd and streets NV, IN
through December.
FILM.
Christmas sound hlm. Francis Asbury
Methodist Church. .3146 Sixteenth stree.
NV. 8 O'Clock tonight.
MUSIC.
Navy Band concert, Departmental Aud.
forum. Thirteenth street and Constitute
avenue NV, $50 o'clock tonight
Soldiers Home Military Band concert
orchestral selections. Stanley Hall, 5:8t
p m. tomorrow.
ron srpvIrrMrN
Bowling for those with reservations
leave club lounge. 6:45 O'Clock, Sand games
all evening, USO Club. 1911 H street NV
Bingo, cash PRICES; USo Club. sol Penn
Friday night club, dance with orchestra.
NV $3.50 o'clock tonight
Dance with orchestra. United Nations
Service Center. 500 North Capitol street,
8 O'Clock tonight
o O'clock. YMCA-usO. 1875 G street NV
Psnfs With a1s 1ss Ssp :rf Eay1H% 1cys
FOR odicers: Dance with daughters of
ArmX: Max s1d M.Ii1s 9fsssEs: of1ssTs
TXenty.Arst street NV, o'clock tonight
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SoiIors in Jewel Theft
Get Terms Suspended

Carol Sistare and Frederick w.
Pertx, 18-year- old sailors said to be
stationed at the Navy Department.
late yesterday received suspended
sentences of six months each on
charges Of petty larceny involving
theft Of jewelry.
Police said the two youths stole
$18 worth of, jewelry from store In
the 800 block Of r street NV. on De-
cember. 8 after breaking into the
premises. Charges Of HOUSEKEEPING
originally brought against the men
were dropped.
Sentence was deferred two weeks
ago to permit . report to be made
on the defendants TO Municipal
Judge Thomas D. Quinn. After re-
ceiving the suspended sentence, the
sailors we're turned over to the Navy
Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-27

Americans will earn more than
$167 900, 000, 900 this year. That is
$40, 000, 900. eco more than enough to
buy all consumer goods that can be
manufactured now. These excess
earnings should be laid aside in saw
ings for the time when they will be
needed by consumers and producers.
Put as much as you can in United
States Savings Bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-12-27
Fine Choirs at Savings


20 Originally 1906 Chonnel-bock Occasional Choirs
. assorted styles and fobrics-
9 OroinoIIy $500 Nationally Advertised SIumber
Chairs and 0''0"oos II" rose Or blue '0'0" aS95
/ Originally 1854 Solid Maple Colonial Soto Bed 2
piece Suites covered in or blue cotton duck prints
1925
l Originally 81 IS Borre Chair >. upholstered in blue
cotton tapestry
z Originally 1895 Barrel Chairs, with beige cotton
tapestry -------oS'S9
3OroinoIy 70 IS Framed Fan Chairs, in beige royon
Tapestry or beige tapestry with velvet backs
2 Originally 1926 Fan Chairs. with blue cotton top
ORIGINALLY 1900 Fan Chair, covered in eeeshel
royon donosk with velvet back 1925
Originally zoos ChippendoIe Occasional Chors, in
rose or blue cotton tapestry covers--------i4.So
3OrqnoIy so 80 Loose Pillow Back Chairs, covered in
corol cotton
6OrioinoIIy 4225 Loose Pillow Back Chairs, covered
In assorted blue cotton tapestries
n Originally 1895 Occasional Barrel Chair, in gold
royon dornosk
Originally II so Framed Lawson Chairs in rose or
turquoise cotton tapestry
Originally 1895 Club Chair covered in rose broco
tee with fringe los isl
2OriqnoIIy 1895 KnuckIe-orm Club Chairs, rose cot
ton frieze upholstery
2OriqinoIIy TO IS KnuckIe arm Club Chairs, covered
in blue royon domosk--
7 Originally 5000 Loose -pow-bo back Chairs, in beige
or orev broooteIIe 69.o5
IL Originally 80 90 Lowson-bock Chairs, with fringe,
II beige foroI cotton tapestry ---79So
3OrieinoIIy SO 90 ChonneI-bock Chairs, with fringe
IN green or gold cotton tapestry ------------7S.So
Furniture. Fourth Floor, The Hecht Co.
* Maple Furniture
Originally 1882 Wine striped Mople-t Inshed
aOrieinoIIy 1926 :. Blue Cotton Tapestry MoP.e-
finish Sofa ----------------------
eo''s"0'' 1926
4-OrieinoIIy e733 and lo1 SO Maple Loveseots
:. ;. rose cotton tapestry -----o3.''
II OriainolIy ~ So Maple Fan Chair green ehintz.
3onoinoy 5321 and 54 IS Maple Fan Choirs,
1'0"' 1895
~ Furniture, Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
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Traditional Occasional Pieces

So Originally 24s5 Walnut Finish 24-in Bookcases.
1895
Originally TO- IS Mahogany Wall Rocks------e.e5
9 Originally 7e5 Mahogany finish Wall Rocks 3.e5
80 Originally se5 Maple or Mohoeony-fnis Decor
oted Sewing Baskets
! Originally 1850 Maple Finish Whot-N ot----5.oo
43 Originally ITS Mohoeony-finsh Sewing Baskets.
30 Originally 1926 Vanity Benches with Uphostersd
scots ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Furniture. Fourth Floor. Tie Hsehs Co.
Traditional Living Room Pieces
Originally Love Scot in plum e sa or
Originally 70 IS Lowson Love Scot, covered n rose
| Originally 2535o Tufted Kidney shaped Love Scot.
blue cotton tapestry with fringe --s'.9o
z OrqinolIy 1895 Lawson Love Scots, covered in
turquoise cotton tapestry
] Originally 1895 chippendoIe Love Scots, upho-
stored in blue cotton donosk-
5 ORIGINALLY 1895 Tufted Kidney-shoped Love seots.
in rose royon donosk covers
Originally 1873 Tuxedo Sofa. covered in green and
grey stripe cotton
Originally 253 30 Regency Sofa with fringe, covered
in plum brocotele- -----ioSS9
2 Orginoy 24o.95 Tuxedo Solos, covered in turquoise
! Oroinoy 334 90 Regency Soto with fringe covered
in light blue floral notelosse 1879
! Oroinoy 3loe IS Framed Sheraton Soto, covered in
blue motelosse ---------------- @'''>'
! Originally $500 Carved Regency Soto. uphostered
in blue brocotele
7OreinolIy 3d. so 3-peee Sectional Boudoir Sofas at
troctivey covered in gold floral cotton crosh
with deep full volonces ZS.So
| Originally .2s Boudoir Choir and ottonon in blue
cotton crash ZSS9
7 OrionoIIy 4O62 Chose tongues, covered in wine.
natural or gold cotton crash = ------------z9s5
Furniture Fourth Floor, The Heeht Co.
Soto Beds and Bedding
| Originally 2O62 70 Studio Solo, opens into twin beds.
Tuxedo style covered in blue brocotel|e with notch
;no nIIows 1880
Originally 6975 Modern Soto Beds, open into "a
bed Has modern arms, and is covered in tlool dssgn
cotton Tapestry DIV
Originally el5o lnnersprine Studios that open in.
to double beds. Have pillows ------------395o
20 Originally 1925 Simmons DoubIe-deck Coil
Springs, double sze--------------------- OPP
20 Originally $50 DoubIe-size Poster Beds, in mope
or walnut finish
50 Originally 6.e5 Canvas Army Cots---------295
loorieinoIIy 26e5 Simmons RoI|owoy Cots, 30" wide.
plus felt mattress
4 Originally 81 80 Modern Soto Beds. Opens into a.
size bed and is snnorty covered in blue cotton tapestry
$3.50
S. Simmons nnersprine Mattresses, with button tuft
ings, rolled edges, striped ticking ----------z4S5
slsm5.r SHOP. Fosrtl Floor. The Heehs CO.
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men, in The Hecht Co.'s BockLong Furniture Floor Partic-
(ntre Home for Far Less Than Usual Be Johnny
(nce Blue Moon! Sorry, No MAIL Phone O. D. Orders
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Store Hours. $50 to Monday Thru Saturday.
Evening star., 1946-02-24
1n Mrn1nrian1
ARDINGER, WILLIAM 8.

ARDlNGER, WILLIAM s, In loving re-
OF who my i ia ose s.
year ago today, February "a, 1945.
A light from-our household is gone,
A voice we love is stilled,
place is vacant in our home,
Which never can be filled.
Some may think you are forgotten,
Though on earth you are no more,
But in memory you are with us
As you always were LovPNa esSGfs WIFE.
CORNELL. MAMIE v. In loving remem-
brance Of my dear mother. MAMIE v.
CORNELL, who departed this life 10 years
ago today, February "a, 1886.
I do not need a special day
To bring you to my mind,
The days 1 do not think of you
,, Are % very hard to find;
NELL JACKSON.
GILBERT, ISABELLA. A tribute of love
@ mether IsAsh4 GfIbERT SS who essTsd eatsTsd
February "a, 1945.
Just a loving thought,
Just silent tear,
Just beautiful memory
HER q pgvoTEp 2Rs Y 50Vss eHl6sEn Il ssiE WILLIAM
ETHEL, RUBY AND ALONZo.
GLOVER, DONALD E. In loving memory
q, ef o%Ep SgT baby and l.aa brother, DONALD
today. February "a, 1945.
February brings sad memories
He will never be forgotten
By the ones who loved him best.
To see him slowly leave US,
AS helpless We stood by,
And drained the cup Of bitter grief
MAMA. DAbDy, sRoTHER soT aR AND Ne SISTERS
memory Of my dear Bowie" CORA G.
HARVEY. who departed this life one year
YOUR DEVOTED ''BIGGIE"
HOLIDAY, WILLIAM. In loving mem
SEf e Sur H o11YfS So passed sna hsr
one year ago today, February "a. 1e45.
Let us think of him today,
Sleeping. resting just away;
In perfect peace he awaits us all,
HIS sefsRs DEVohD Tes5e Wiz r. shsdSRs AL cHL
DREN AND GRANDCHILDREN.
HOWARD, MARY E. In loving memory
of our darling mother, MARY E. HOWARD,
who passed away nine years ago today,
February "A, 1887.
I'VE will always remember that genuine
another. opens that soul to God. and it
was that love you gave to US, Mother dear,
that guides and protects us through life.'
HERMAN. GRACE AND JIM.
LIGHTFOOT, NAOMI DISHMAN. In sad
81 Sxns g 49r sss ded
years ago. THE FAMILY.
MoLoNEY, WILLIAM J.. In loving re-
membrance Of our beloved husband and
father, WILLIAM J. MOLONEY, who passed
away three years ago today, February "a,
Catholic Church.
Loved and remembered"
YOUR LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN, I