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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
OBITUARY. MEMORIAM
CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS

Want 10 express my heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
the cards, letters and gifts l re-
ceived while in the hospital and
since | came home; also to the
young people of SomerSville
church for the lovely carols they
sang for me.
Mrs. Harry Cunningham Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
HELP WANTED

WANTED Married man b v
month, on Dairy farm. House and
extras furnished. Richard Hooks,
ut. 2, Marysville. l-82th
WANTED Woman to help with
housework, pay 20 cents an hour
Call 56-F-3 Plain City. 1-ll-3t
FARM WORKER WANTED on
general livestock farm. Goo q
working and living conditions.
See Mr.. G. G n, Meadow Creek
Farm, Troy, Ohio. Three miles
south of Troy on State Route 202.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
BUSINESS SERVICES

FOR RENT Hospital beds and
wheel chairs Miller Funeral
Home. Phone 1891 3-27-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Garage to
keep auto in. Call Wayne Davey
at Journal Office. If
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-On account of my
accident, / am offering several
good milk cows and good short
horn bull. Arthur Geyer, Rt. 3,
n. w. of Springdale Church. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

NOTICE-Next Community Sale
Tuesday, Jan l3, at the Union
Co. Fairgrounds. Give us your
listings by Jan. z. Pfarr and sons,
Glen and Dick, auctioneers.
Phone 477I or 5I52. 1t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Female Scotch-Collie dog
near Watkins. Dick Hook, rt. 2,
Marysville l-8-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL

FOR SALE-50 head Of No.
coarse wool ewes. L. J. Gray,
Phone 3l4 on Byhalia. 2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
REAL. ESTATE

FOR SALE-House, 6 rooms and
bath, near center of town in
Marysville. Strictly modern, new
coal furnace and Roof at 302 S.
Main. ST. Call after 5 p. m.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
FOR SALE

w dyitC llCtlbCl SUI, SNNOliNt iiobSN
on right on Rt. 739 off Rt. 33.
l-5-2ts
FOR SALE-Boys 26" bicycle, in
good condition, priced reason
able. y mi. G. of Halls corners.
Phone Dublin 2-8297. Clarence
Lane. l-5-2ts
NOTICE - IMMEDIATE
metal.
rs gauge. 28 gauge: pipe
and fittings: plenty of cop
per pipe: filters of all sizes.
Plumbing and
Heating. 2l3 E. 5th St.
Phone 5O6l. l2-3l-3t
FOR SALE-Good used daven-
port, with slip covers. Phone 688l
Colonial Courts. 12-15-tf
FOR SALE-Two hind quarters
and one front quarter from 13-
beef. Phone TAO Ray
mond. Win weigh from so to 60
lbs each. c.. J. MathyS. Its
FOR S A L E-English Sheppard
pups, heel drives, j n n l..
West jefferson, Rt. l..
Located at Gullivan on Route AZ.
Its
SPECIALIZED B ass accordian,
Hohner, beautiful wine color,
priced for quick sale, a s h or
terms, Outram Music Store.
1927
FOR SALE-Maytag washer eX-
cellent condition, $40. D. c. Nc
Lean, Magnetic Springs. Phone
364. Its
c Melody Saxo-
phone, excellant condition, $3.50
c h or terms. Outram Music
Store. l-3-2t
varieties, uti-
lity and best grades, S1.50 to
$50 per bu.; special ''school-boy"
size, S1.10. CIDER, 25c per gal,
barrel lots, Tuesday only; SOC per
gal. anytime The OHIO OR
CHARD COMPANY, Milford
Center. O. l-ll-7t
FOR SALE-New Kimball Spin
ct Pianos, in Blonde, Mahogany
or Walnut finish The last word
in tone, quality, and beauty. The
only piano with the pipe organ
tone chamber. Very reasonable
in price. See us before you buy,
Outram Music Store. l-8-2t
FOR SALE chest of drawers;
4 drawers in good shape; set of
Service for 6 in good
oak chest; Set of French doors
in good condition; l good Estate
oil Burner, large size,
in good shape; Crocheted table
cloth, a beauty. Mrs. Dick Davis,
1875 N. Clinton st. Redwood. Its
FOR SALE-Hammond SolovoX,
to match your piano. Outram
Music Store. l-8-2t
FOR SALE-Baby buggy, in
good condition, SO. Phone 1872.
1-8-2tS
FOR S A l. E-UniverSal electric
sweeper. Phone 4572. Its
FOR SALE-2 front quarter and
! back quarter baby beef. Chas.
r. Pyers. 2l2 miles south of OS-
trander, Rt, 2. Its
WANTED-Library table, in fair
condition. Mrs. Edwin Cole. Phone
1888. MarySville, rt. 4. Its
FOR SALE-TWenty gallon hot
water tank, with bottle gas hook
up. Phone l7-462. Its
FOR SALE-Corn fattened beef
by quarter or side. J. E. Carson,
Phone 5540. Its
FOR SALEALarge two burner
Florence fuel oil heater, COM
plete with fan, used one month,
Phone 1924. It's
FOR SALE-Wood saw with
engine; also hospital bed practi-
cally new. Phone 1926. It's
FOR SALE-U pr G h t gr d
piano, good condition. Harold
Marshall, ! mi w. of Broadway
Its
FOR SALE-Two good feather
beds. Mrs. Howard Staley, or
Raymond-Peoria rd. l-8-2ts
WANTED TO BUY
| WANTED :
I will pay
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

APPLES-Winter varieties, uti-
lity and best grades, S150 to
$50 per bu.; special ''school-boy"
size, S1.10. CIDER, 25c per gal,
barrel lots, Tuesday only; soc per
gal. anytime, The OHIO OR
CHARD COMPANY, Milford
Center, 0. l-ll-7t
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-Registered Holstein
COW, 5 years old, fresh in 3 weeks
high producer. Full blood Hol-
stein bull; 3 Herford steers for
All work on full feed. Sam West
lake. g mi. north on State Rt 81.
l-8zltS
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR E-Hampshire Male
hog, lou bic immuned. M. f.
Shirk, = mi. w. Magnetic
Springs. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-Boys 26" bicycle, in
good condition, priced reason
able. y mi. e. of Halls corners.
Phone Dublin 2-3297. Clarence
Lane. l-5-2ts
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-Good used daven-
port, with slip covers. Phone 688l
Colonial Courts. 12-l5-tf
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-Two registered sor-
rel mares with white markings,
bred to registered Forcuer horse.
First $50 takes them; also saddle
horse and colts. Arthur Bushong,
| 212 mi. n. e. Magnetic Springs. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08

FOR SALE-650 b ales of fine
Timothy-three wire. Also some
fair clover hay in string bales, by
the ton. Phone Abs. Mt, Wet
Ory. Its
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1948-01-08
FARMERS
EXCHANGE
BUY - TRADE - SELL

FOR SALE-2 registered spotted
Poland China SoWs, with Is
second litter pigs, six weeks old.
Robert Huffman, 2 miles S. e. of
West Mansfield. Its
Evening star., 1948-02-24

road training for the American
Automobile Association, said 16-
year-olds kill nine times as many
persons on the highways as those
between As and so years.
Mr.. Neyhart is head of the Insti-
tute Of Public Safety at Pennsyl-
vania State College.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Mullin, Robert =.

Mullin, Robert =.
Murrin, Lee 8.
Muse, Leonard T.
Neagle. James r.
Nelson. Leonard ].
Nelson, Marjorie M.
Norris, Farold r.
oScssaIei oconaneeiil. r, =. r. ir.
0ehmann, A. r.
Perkinson. j. w.
Poole. Robert B.
Price, George p.
PsarakiS, Mary
Quible. N. E.
Rainey, Charles G.
Reinoehl, r. U.
Kidney. Ralph s.
Roach, Walter c.
Rollison, Gloria ].
Ross, David, jr.
Sanders, Reuben A.
Schenker. Irving
Secore. Z. R., jr.
Seitzinser, Glenn W.
Shepherd, Samuel r.
Sherr, Shirley Lee
Stlloway, Ralph B.
Sims, Uloyd Harold
Sparks, Asa Marvin
Spaulding, Ernest ].
Spencer, Robert B.
Springer, Rober r
Stanley. Charles H.
Staples, Kenneth I.
Starinsky, Andrew
Stone, Elizabeth A.
Stratton. John A.
Summers, Edgar e.
Thomas, Carroll C.
Thomas, Paul De w.
Van Landipsham. e.
waigand, william r.
Warfield, r. K.
Weaver, John T.
Wells, Arthur B,
Wells, c. G., jr.
Wildensteiner, c. p.
Williams, Harold W.
Williams, Ray M. .-
VILLAS. John G.
Wilmeth, John w.
Wolfe, Alvey Roscoe
Wright, William C..
Yurasits, Stephen ].
eek is provided to
catch rodents in
Mt Offices.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
Safest Drivers Found
To Be Those As to SO

LOS ANGELES.-Safest automo-
bile drivers are those in the 45 to
SO age group, and 16-year-olds are
the most reckless, the California
Safety Council was told.
Amos z. NeYhart. consultAnt on
Evening star., 1948-02-24

SI61AItkf WSuScu
Gradet. Mathew r.
Gray, Theodore I.
Grayner, Henry G..
Greene, Edward p.
Guier, H. Randolph
Guyett. Charles r.
Hanchin, John G.
Hanson, Cecil Glenn
Harab, Israeli
Hartman. Francis K.
Hauser, Wiley w.
Hawthornne, H. W.
Hayden, Bernard J.
Holko, Joseph A.
Hughes, Joseph q.
Hyman, Harry
Isbell, Francis Il.
Jeffery, James H., jr.
Johnson, Darrell L.
Johnston, w. A., jr.
Karrenberg, John H.
Keen, william T.
Keith, John W., jr.A
Kidwell, Francis Z. \
Kimhel, Milton
Kirtley. Hubert M.
Koebert, John J.
Kyle, Don r.
Leary, James J.
Lewis, George F.
Lewis, James r., jr.
Lindsey. e. L., jr.
Lintz. v. n.
Lipkey, vivian w.
Little, Clifford v.
Lochner. Robert L.
Long. William c.
Loughery. C.. n.
Lundregan. c. =.
McCord. James r.
McElroy. William G.
McGrade, Mary A.
Mcclure, John F.. .
Macmillan, L. G..
MACPHERSON. J; Z.
Magruder. Paul ].
Marumoto. ShiZue
Matlock. Francis NJ.
Mihovich. Michael
Milberg. r. g., jr.
Miller. r. j.
Miller. r. H.. tr.
Morgan, Richard s.
Morris, A. Warren
Moseley, Henry M.
A shilling a W.
feed cats which
British goyernmeI
Evening star., 1948-02-24

About one in 13 American auto
mobiles is made for export.
Evening star., 1948-02-24
185 Degrees Awarded
In Accountant Course
AT Benjamin franklin

Accountancy degrees were award
ed to 1856 men and women In mid
winter graduation exercises of Ben
jamin Franklin University last night
at the Statler Hotel.
Ralph Houston David of Stonega,
Va, the class valedictorian, was an
Air Force gunner during the war.
A large part Of the class was made
UP Of veterans.
University President John T. Ken
nedy made the graduation address.
Dean Edwin c. Bosworth conferred
the degrees, assisted by Byron F.
Dixon of the accounting faculty and
william D. Medley of the law fac
ulty.
Scholarship awards were pre-
sented to Mr.. David, Evelyn M.
Anderson, Herschell A. Andrews,
George T. Blair, Grady r. Campbell,
Douglas n. Crutchley, Christopher
3. Curtin, Raymond L. Donoghue,
William Ashley Fry, Israel Harab,
Wiley Hauser, Francis r. Isbell,
John william Keith, Hubert M.
Kirtley, James w. Perkinson, Lloyd
H. Sims, william G. Wright and
Stephen ]. Yurasits.
Evelyn Anderson also received an
award made by Alpha Chapter of
Sigma Phi Omega Sorority for the
ranking woman graduate.
The complete list Of graduates
follows:
AmanSses Ansnss suS b esRs1t essr AiIsa M!tpT B.
Anderson, E. M. Coontz. Mary c.
Armiger, e. B. Cross. Robert Z.
Atwood, L. A. 9. ..sl Gsu.eshley' e N.
Barnes. IaWrence David. Ralph II.
Barrack, Alfonso W. RsSl, faui y.
Barrett. W. r., jr. RiIon, in yamss H.
Beck, Lawrence r. Ky. beshs
Bensinger, Robert /. Rorarpn. Fl,
sf.:tS.,i ssrsFS; OSCAR s g g. PoVs' EichsIa d.
5isSn 5,aSkhata, a n: = Dye. Edgar H..
Blank. Philbert Esssnmsnn. EaaHsassn; tGuH r. Il.
Blocker, Hugh d. EmerSon, n.
Blum, Jerome Endxel. Hudd b.
Boehm, Edward q. ENGLAND, John o.
Bouvet, James II. Eskey, Richard d.
Brantner. L. C.. tr. Eure. jack l..
Braunstein,. Samuel Evans. Freeman g.
Breslauer. Max @. Evans. Raymond Il.
Brown, James M. Nournoy. John H..
Bruffey, Elizabeth M. Frankendeld, W, A.
Burton, Jack W. Freehof, julius
csmpseil, GRADY Fuchs, Charles I,
Cavanaugh, r. l. Cannon, John W,
Ghits csEh, cA,,,i r. ds:F,n'H s:FI Hav.la alvs9 3 3
es1s cohsn, HEfsss Issss l. oerman' n John % j., ,r
Evening star., 1948-02-24

A shilling week is provided to
feed cats which catch rodents In
British government Offices.
Evening star., 1948-04-15
CHILDREN's SHOES REDUCED

lCO Poirs ChiIdren's Fitz-WelI Shoes,
potent strop or white or brown OK
fords; broken sizes 5K to H.
40 Poirs Boys Brown Kid Opero Slip
pers, leather sole; sizes s to 9; "
40 Poirs Teens Comp Moccosins, red,
brown, block; broken sizes 4 to g.
LANSBURGHS-Ch -Childrens Shoes
Evening star., 1948-04-15
COATS REDUCED

Wsre NoW
9 Boxy Winter Classic Coots block wool.
hoIf sizes 16h, 1874 and 2oh---- 1915 ZOO
| Boxy Spring Coot in grey WOOL Size
4o. Less than VI price 1878 1878
sx'e' s;4s S4of with fu' Doek navy WOOL $500 1878
5 Spring Swing Coots, full backs. Black
WOOL Sizes AZ and 44----------- $500 1878
! Boxy Spring Coot, black wool eobor-
dine Size 20 ----------- 49.75 1915
LANSBURGHS-Daylight Suit and Coat Salon.
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15

Cotton String Gloves
100 prs. Originally rs cotton string gloves.
black with white, white with red, brown oQ~
with yellow, navy with red, beige with Nv
brown Small, medium, large. Less than "a price.
LANSBURGHS-Gloues- Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
MISSES DRESSES

were N0W
2e ut-Dresses with white pique vestee.
Block or navy WOOL Misses sizes 10
to Is included i99o I-.oo
I One-Piece Royon Crepe Dresses,
black or novy Broken sizes II ZZ.9oS
to l8 ---- $500 400
Observation-Disclosures Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
SIS Junior Miss
zip-Iined Coats
3975

Yeor-round coot with zip-in leather
lining. Herrinebone tweed wool, black
or brown. Boxy classic, junior-miss
sizes 7 to l3 included Just 10.
LANSBURGHS-Junior Miss Goats
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
FUR CLEARANCE!

1-S75 scorf, natural mink, 3-skin- $50
1-S78 Scorf, China mink, 4skn ------------$6O~
1-585 Scof, China mink, 3-skin---------.-45++
l-$2e5 coot, Black Chinese Kid Coroeul size 80 $98.
2-$69 Goats, grey mouton, sizes 4 and lo--$98
l-Sl95 Coot, two-tone grey Persion pow size S68
ISL 10 Coot sobedyed eoney, bracelet cuffs, size q
5-Sl25 Coots black seo-dyed eoney, full sleeves,
broceIet cuffs sizes 10, II, IA, Ie---S -S5S"
LANsBURGHS-Fur Salon-second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
CHINA AND GLASSWARE

9 6-pc Nut or Bonbon Sets gloss 90 75e
! Amber Gloss Wine Set sold os IS 394 Fps
z Gloss Wine Sets, deconter, closes iooo o.ss
5 Liquor Sets. red gloss with floral de-
sign Less then "a priee--------- ioo s'Za
Handmade Clear Gloss Deconters. Less r
thon "a price ee------------------ i.oo - -
5 Hond- blown Gloss Voses "a price l.oo 7oe
Handmade Gloss Vose. Less than Va ,r
| Pr Gloss Vase Bookends Va price li.so o.S'
Ceromie Cigarette Box. Less than -.
Ceromic Bonbon Dish. Less then " 20.
price 49,
LANsBURGHs-Chtna and GIasspGre-Ss1th no"
Evening star., 1948-04-15
CLEARANCE OF LAMPS

hridoe Iomo " lag
s Mople-Finished Wood Bridge Lamps 1850
Z Hand Pointed China Boses. Com
plete with royon shode ------- $3.50
] White OpoIescent Gloss Bose with
royon shode --------------- 4o.oo
| Hand Decorated China Bose and
Royon Shode Less thon VI price 1900
] Hand Decorated China Bose and
Royon Shade. Less than VI price $500
Hand Decorated OpoIescent Gloss
Bose, complete with shode------- 47.5O
Observation-Disclosures Foor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
CLEARANCE OF RADIOS

were nv"
Floor Model NOT. Known Brond Rodio-
Record Cutter Combine
Floor Model Not. Known Brond Rodio-
Photograph Combination. FIN and
stondord broadcast --------------3I9.9o Z7SS9
Floor Model Not. Known Brond Rodio-
Phonoeroph FIN. and standard broad
Floor Sompes, Nat. Known Rodo-
Photograph. FIN and stondord brood
cost >>>~
Floor Somple, Not. Known Brond Rodo-
Photograph. Short wove and stondord
broodcost ''~'S~
Floor Model Not. Known Brond Rodio-
Photograph. FIN and stondord brood
cost and short wove e-------------4et Up 3oo.oo
Floor Model Not. Known Brand Rodio-
Photograph. FIN and stondord brood
Floor Model Not. Known Brond Rodio-
Phonooroph FIN and stondord brood
LANSBURGHS-Radio Shop-Street Floor
(Entrrnce on Seventh Street or through
the Aychpdy In on, Main 5uadsngJ
Evening star., 1948-04-15
MEMS SHOES

l8 Poirs Mems Cosuos and loofers $3.50
broken sizes -l 1000 4f
II Poirs of Mems and Boys Keds for
tennis and basket ball; broken sizes; 2:oOto
les. thon VI price 265 sc
LANSBURGHS-Men's Shoes-Street Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
IS Originally S35 to SS
MISSES AND
WOMEN'S SUITS
SIS

New-seoson suits in worsted wools,
wool crepes, posteIs, dorks, briehts:
Broken assortment Of misses and
women's sizes, some holf-sizes.
LANSBURGHS-Budget Fashion Center
Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
VALUES IN CORSETS


Vida front ocno eorseIettes ---- 1000 5ss
Gossord front ocne eorseIetes, large size l25O 6S8
10 Vanity side-hook oirdes, boned IA
or l6 inch length $50 3.SS
Memo sotin ond Leno eIostc ponty
airdles. Sizes 34-35---------------l 1925 5.9S
Formfit corseIettes, boned ---------- 1000 5.e6
Vogue boned back and front corseettes 1926 5.9S
6Whte FIexees eorseIettes, lightweight 1925 5.sS
9Voeue Kno-bet corseIettes, front loene
for the stout figure --------------- $500 7.9S
4e Lite action panty briefs. small. medium
and large. Fraction Of the original
pfIee ---- .--------,-- Io S"'
10 Long line brossieres, fomous moke. 3.50to
Less thon H price iee---------------- - 1.4S
Memo Satin and Leno Elastic Panty
Girdes. Sizes 34-35 ---------- 1925 5.SS
10 Famous make two way stretch pul-on So to
panty ordles 9so ''S'
LANSBURGRS-Corsets-Th Floor
KNIT UNDERWEAR REDUCED
Were NOW
l2e Rogers Run Proof Royon Knit Eve
ming Petticoots black white.
Sizes 5, s, Observation-Disclosures 495 $50
234 Movie Stor Royon Slips, embroidery
trimmed Teorose only. Sizes 81
LANSBURGHS-Knit Underwear-Thtrd Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
BOYS and STUDENTS WEAR

BOYS Gobordine Roincoots. Originally IU.95 ond Iz70
weather sealed by "mpreonoIe" Duo-suede lining.
Some trench models Sizes II to TO-. oo + 28
pieces. Now
Prep Sport Coots Originally l4.e5. Cardigan
styles, all WOOL Sizes 2, IA, and le. pieces g 39
Junior Boys Knitted Cotton Briefs. Originally 5oe
Full Full & sostie wa wo'st fly front Sizes to r. 39c
Prep and Husky Stacks. Originally s.95 and s.e5.
Husky covert and prep tweed and herrinebone sloeks
All wool or woo-reused wooI-royon"* Broken E E6
sizes SO pieces, now------------------ S'~o
Prep Husky Suits. Originally 27.5o. Reprocessed wool
and and eo''on'" Sizes r. '7 and a. pieces Sis
Yolno mems Sport coots. OroinoIIy 1895 Single
breasted royon lined. Sizes 81 to 38. 20 pieces Ck
now fraction Of the original price "
LANSBURGH's-Boys' and Students Shops
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-15
WOMEN'S DRESSES

ls One-Piece Dresses in royon crepe,
block, some coors, bright shades,
random stripes. Broken half sizes
l6h to 24h Observation-Disclosures 1926 1Z.oo
10 Dresses, royon erepes in block some
coors Broken sizes a. to so. Less
than VI price ee------------------ ZoOO iZoo
LANsBURGHS-Women's Dresses-Second Floor
Evening star., 1948-07-04
DOCTORS PROVED with $40 scientific tests
the truth Of this amazing statement 90.

The Cleaner you get your skin the doctors found the
safer you are from BO (body odor Any soap will re-
move all the CRIME and perspraton you seeyet leave
i"risible dirt" your skin form foothod for BO"
Doctors compared the effects of daily baths with diff
ferent soaps. The results amazing When you bahe
with any other leading SOAP you simply not as clean,
not safe from B.O. you when you bathe with
Lfebuoy After $40 scientific doctors say Lebuoys
purifying ingredient makes the diference And it is this
purifying ingredient that makes Lifebuoy so mild
Use Lifebuoy daily 1t is made from special oil blend
that gives you such abundant refreshing laher Re-
member: Lfebuoy gives you cleaner skin ..stops BO
other leading soap CAM
Evening star., 1948-07-04
lifebuoy with its Purifying Ingredient
GET SKIN CLEAN ER
STOPS "b.0.' as no other leading soap can!

It's great to be popular! On your job or on
dates you always get along better if you re !
pleasant to have around. A daily Lifebuoy bath
gives you top protection from "B.O"-lasting
protection ~ bony, g day.
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16
AGRICULTURAL HEADERS
 COVER

A conference vas hold in Don Irv in' s offit on Monday of this rock ri tn all Depart nonts interested in tho Development or Agriculture in Alaska. This conference uas for tho purpose or cocrdinating tho so difforont agencies, Thoso rho took part included, Franl1 Ha in tzGlnan ,Rog iona1 Tor oscor; IGM.G. Aae~son, FLA A5ont; Pa1kor ras+or, District Ac1 icu1 tural Agent; Ecrbort Bryan, Af1aini -tratiTe offtco of tho REA; C.v. Potors, Ta-lagor of tho ARRC and GAar2os Vi1son, Hood of Soil Consor- vation S2rvico il Alaska,
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16
DIRECTOR or TERRITORIES
 VISIT ING VAlLEY

Jamos ?. Davis, Director of Torr itorios and Insu1ar Posshs sions, will bo a guest of tho Chamber or Commerce at a Luncheon Friday noon of this uocks
 Mi, Dovis is visiting tho Valley for only ono day it vas lo armed. It had boon hope that ho rould be ablo to spend a little moro inc in tho Valley.
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16

OF7'1l IL fF1VO!llO
 VALLEy LOCATION
 A copy of Night Letter mich vas sont to Robert ?. Atwood Of the Anchorage Times uas received by tho Valloy Settler this week. The 1ottor is from Delegate Bart lett.
 "According to latest. informat ion from the Interior Department, it is probable they ~ill adhere to doc ision to place sanator- jun at Alchorageo I did roc oumend to Assistant Secretary Varne and Conrnis sionor Zimmerman and later to General super inten- dent, Don c. Foster, that they should in- quire into dosirab ility Of 1ocatia tho Inst tut ion 1T tho Valley I did so out Of conviction that wherever it be done without. docroa oastng effic ioncy or pyramid ing costs, thoro ought to be tho widest poss tb1o d1str ibution of Federal under tal11ngs so as to promote tho general vel fare Of the entire Territory. It became apparent vhon Congress appropriated over two hundred million dollars for Alaska dur ing tho curront fiscal yC ar, that not only initial COTS ruction costs, but later ad- dit ions and continued maintenance Eould be a decisive factor in Aaska prosperity for q long t inc to como instead of be ing temp orary in nature as so many have previously sumo d.
 To start vi tn it vas absolutely certain that the Sanitar jun rould be located in or adjacent to Anchorage bee au SC Interi or Officials and others interested in con- trolling Tuberculosis vero convinced that this the logical location.
 The record shows soro thing in the neigh : borhood of 28 mill ion doll ars nor sch edu1ed . for expenditure at Fort Richardson. Anch- orage will bonef it notably because of it's ho adquartors position from CA appropria- tion of tTo1vo and half millions. Like uiso with reference Al aska Railroad funds nov available in tho amount Of 29 mill ion. Very distinct benefits will ac crue to Anchorage booau Of the ARC appropr fat ions totalling 24 and Q half millions. It will DO rocal Led that Il mill ion 570 thousand dollars vas appropri iatod for Turnasin Arm. All Of us romcmb or tho rocont anpropr4a- tion totaa1 irg 3 million dollars for the
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16
BCTH BOILERS OUT

Tho second boiler vas removed from tho Pouor House this week.. That is a big job out of tho ray, but lh. Cooper, uho is in charge of the work, says that thero is plenty Of york loftc
 Tho brick for tho furnaces is here and as soon as tho nor boilers are in place suspended on crane, tho york of build ing the furnaces around them will gin. Dur ing tho meantime tho stoam for tho Civic Center is furnished by ono of the old boilers which ras installed outs ide tho pouer house.
The Valley settler., 1948-07-16
COOP nOTES fEfO GROUND ON TUESDAYS

Darrell Frank, Manager of tho Warehouse, announced this rock that honc ofo-th, foo will bo ground only or Tuesdays. This will york in bottor with the Warehouse schedule, ard should not inconvenience n1,T