davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BOXER PUPPIES, 31a-mo. .-old male and
w R me ese ,e;d bitch' champion sired. ss, Gall
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, black. males
beautiful, healthy pedigreed; long line OF
champions. 1903 Irving st. NV. AID. 1855
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. black. pediGreed
S35 and az $40, Call CHI. 39ss. 20
pies. from good hunting stock. Can Al
sfAMEsE CAT, altered, housebroken; sx-
eaNakRfs efaNsa Res fSS fok saLEexceent Ml 2G SINGERS
WI WI. a4sz. % 451s W So. Chelsea lane Beth
COCKER SPANIELs, registered, pedigreed;
puppies and grown dogs, all colors, all
prices; good homes essential; deposits &C
ceppted; pta oSss deiivery service stud seryiee
fNFoRM2fPocN hSFeSR fGc on all breeds of dogs,
pluckng trimming training professionally
done a9pton plskap basg and delivery service d99e
KNGLisH BULL. female, 7 mo. Axe; dog
house SIS Also female 1tse pups mixed breed
GoCKER PUPPIES, purebred. weeks
sEns: ssss bs!s 'asS sS sfs; A.
BoxERs-3-month pups. fawn. registered
Teow dE nSfss'e0 5fss ana 60
GREAT DANES, 3, months ole to 3 years
from best hloodlines; all Axe reg, show
naeeeton ss eFSga nVsd al S
KENNELS, reg, Alex. Va, Duke st. ext,
3 miles out, adj. ON warehouse. TIE.
CoLLIEs for those who demand the best
at reasonable prices. Call EnEleside "a
J-2. 10 min. south of D. C. -27
poas AMP CATS es,,o boarded: week ends as.Ss Of
ensss saeer7son
WEE KENNELS. 4215 ce1n ave. wO o224
GREAT DANES, beautiful tawns and Isd1,enn srIp-
eoiesve ess RE- %d' n siiVer sprns osss
BOXERS, 8 months. Eegistered and inocu.
BOXER PUPS, Axe reg, ch. sired; males
cafI eaH WH asnssSi isis cropped and ready to 60
also females. a0SI 3rd st. ne. CO.
bbosToN TERRIER STUBS W - - Champion !,
s 5fp T ss 4oa hf 4ts Best s As0
pck pGi1 Of T'sfn litter oi Dal N Fc S547. Any time
Sat; Sat- and nd Syn after pm. weekdays.
pAcHsHUSp Dach hiTHp PUPPIES, male and female,
black and tan, also red; champion sired
AkAfoNERsBdsHe kG tx EsgfaT your dog in san
indoor heated kennels, private runs; lo-a
sss@ HsM PksEss fsd
CocKERs, black and tan. buff and black.
Msis and Is female 81 sired b ch ncounRsTy
reg. Reas. Stud service also. HO. 20T5.
DACHSHuND at stud, Axe registered
cCASNARiEs-auaranteed good singers: in
and ewes. alter 6. ED-MAR Av1ARy, 1870
lsa ss.aa 1aSSrs asiPia. r gs sis old h.As
registered; affectionate and playful: rea-
sHSssaS sSSs saa rsss,.s bss s5st,aD 5st egseE :
fork in roads. keep middle road to Beck
ner's store, turn left. 1st house on right.
BOSTON. male. ,AKc: for sale or stud;
proven. sire: well marked, Georgia 1145
LOVE BIRDS D,,s Dassssets r,,s pair, ;a dish:
and cage fuTnishinss; everythins ss5
sosToN soiSr Terrier, female, > yrs old
sired by; District Regards; nice pet:
Ihousebroken. Falls Church 1880,
COCKER PUPS, Axe registered: silver and
so,sa eoe s.e. Of .nd sse isc
COLLIE otI PTpss Axe registered; 10 weeks:
s,aHn1 nssa AnnapoIis nsaehi shess Bay vista f.t
BOXER, s months old; fawn color: male;
pedigreed; reasonable. EN-. 9346. "a
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BOATS. tcsn,.)

EyNRUDE and Elto outboard motoFs
and parts, used parts: factory represents
oTTBoAklp oogsf al llss asD s. 1iNfBoARD motorboats
utility boats. rowboats and dinehies: in
sDess our beats under an:
WORKS, Cars wharf I'd, Mayo. Nd Nd
Sgs 9psn .vs weekdays, saagsr 3 am to PM. sat.r
GAsohfNE. as snH suVasi Wafer TANKS m made to meas
Stainless steel sinks hoods. drainboards
WANTED-MATHEwS SAILER or equiv
boat In sound condi. Price no object
ITs HEREsThe new 1s4s 50. IT 6 in
Truscott sedan: a large, liveable boat, &C
combined with seaworthiness; powered
speed up to ~ m.p.h.; INSPECTION 'Ii By ap. >
Y. and 10 h:p: Mercury outboard motor,
fyDsg.Rsssa DE BeSH 9sSf gxfrs seii IT, 5sS5 MO
sses hS in neT u sgs ss b Best eGes el sks
Il: must sell to obtain SPACE; also b p.
RsS go p dos aTs
size or condition; cash for same. 737
RUM stis = tR1SABour. u 15n #, in excellent
eond.; 8 yrs. old; inboard engine; only
stSa g. 8TasE has pprShssd y.sS
fssf' poDGE VI Uf1lITR lrFR & 'ikuNABour, Is it..
mahogany: Lycoming engine; fully
r Wy Efnsy oA e f. sRD Seauty M at asd sa0
HIGH IL AIExAAbhk zEs 81 e. NC offers the fol-
ST6oe 'slssssd hsda, sDsfsls ads
sssPs s zn@Ss Ts[e
agmeqg gdr $ ss aaessr arsssr
Cruiser. ca Gray 45: So:ft; cruiser. tn mahoss hog
Falcon ak na 4o 1naer 5000 'asn ss 'rRsfhr Rsh
esa es0I yssl Universal i Eishegrmsn;; Fisher a.; aS;ts:
$1,000: Silt. owens sedan w winter cover,
rsy s25 S4-tt kssI cutter Hsrsoni srse1.4
Grown Grown Under s5. 900: 'ss ~ IT. double cabin
cruiser Eco sneise; 4Sft aHixiIosry
ketch. Marconi, scripps "a: 36.ft motor
sailer, cutter Lathrop; SAT-. Alden @
doue sad snse Cabins Under
Under % saooeo: aaf ss fsh Lsdsrs fsfr
das 1sfs yacht 1857 Rozs 4s hess ysDDs
inston' co Come 's in and @ iook Hda them " over.
36aH 3s hiHEs HsAa6Ek Il e 1Nt TO- dss
marine Insurance and financing, 615
WANT WANTED b. hshing sx boat as or 80 it., with
cabin, marine motor and toilet. Phone
VI 39Ss or RHE sslJ sts.t Sta. model
BIS siP 'aWe Wo. a so5s psw' used six times only
NEW cHRYsLER Crown M 27 motor: d4s-
to- lo redqetien; battery and control hllins;
CABIN iS Ta cR6IsER, 6SHIsR s7x1o-ft., in excellent
.sapssloa ns. SSss ;Rd
ting; must sell. WAsHINGToN YACHT
CLUB, 18th and N SITS. Sc, TR. e21o.
OUTBOARD MOTOR, light four. Evinrude
81 h:p; used only few, times. WI. 1929.
=. r. = and z inches sh!ss; lengths ,s,ls "
anSRs Il Sc fesf sA 15so Gs R1cESs RE ssos pI4"ooO
ENGINE, 1887 Studebaker: ready to run,
good condition, water-cooled manifold, spe-
cial senerator marine water pump; $12b.
WANTED, sloop, about. 20 IT.. with auxil-
buyers Call COFFMAN, Alex. 1874. or
write P. o. Box 573, Alexandria, Va.
FOR SALE, or will trade for house. large
old yacht now used as houseboat: has steel
dock: all conveniences. Call MRS. LARGE,
PAcfFic 1-DEsIGN RACE BOAT. frames
and blu blue e prints. ready to assemble, s4b.
ENGINE. 80-hp. jeep, rebuilt; must sell
500 or best offer. MI. 2219.
oUTBoARD MOTOR, Champion, AZ h.p.,
used 3 times in fresh water. Only S100. |
PL. 1900.
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TARA q GARDEN te.p.

GARDEN TRACTORS, III. 2H; "A h.p.
riding 9 speeds forward, reverse plow
bar. 6 power over lawn mowers. % sun. % ss sc PM
100 North West ST., Alex.
MANURE, barnyard, 80 cubic yards, besi
PfANf Pff yfsa sa sss
| size, species. few hybrids. 10 am. to :
pm. 500 Butternut st. NV. GE. 1929
PORTABLE CHICKEN HOUSE. e4x12 #
door both ends, 6 windows could be uset
as contractors ONCE, roadstand or small
FaD 0ess sHaDh fsIa 0e oRNaESHAh Gs "a s4
Towering shrubs. vivid azaleas, to mak'
@e the orchapd o yaGs
| apple, pear, cherry. ounce apricot, peach
nectarine and plum trees; berry plants
grape vines, red rhubarb and asparasus
hardy, vim and vigor stock acclimated ant
to grow or replaced free. Pay on delivery
Supply SHORT; order today Phone Union s
your orchard. garden or modern. home
iandseaping to conform to your individual
ysaenas y al & Eeur Sou,
COW MANURE-start the new year right;
give your garden a treat with good COW GOV
s. soil wi viii fool fool you. @ The Homestead Dairy
Farm has the production OF large dairy
coarse trash, corn stalks, cobs, etc.-the
kind you, have right to expect and will
get. Either manure or top soil delivered
& ss pen soo T. 5o1 oo osd sd ss5 ton 0
SABINE. Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gal
GARDEN GARDEN FRA GTHRsAcToRs-"Gardenaid," IN
or "a hp. with pillow cult. harrow, snow
@ siss Ga. a"s1 ave-. 'sfR; Silver sprins, sH. $3.50
BEAUTIFUL AFRICAN vIOLETs, 25 named
anteed to be free Of disease and pests; in in
Iiaua Lou Vita. 45e Free delivery Wash. and and
vic. on So orders and up, once week.
No S5ds1 shDpns M ssf sss
Sundays. Phone TO. 1854. -33
y sssis farm owsE issg%ss
ORDER Now now for $; spring deliveries; top
snd m as ST. sfIo or FR 55as
f3aa6s f svHsz pruning. planting
yatsd' tree go1s fassto1s walks W.fRsR seRsRt
fRuIT fRsRnfff TRsEs-A als complete assortment of
stock locally crown. So: Also grapes,
berry buSheS ana StraWDerry plants NuES-
cry Just past Tyson's Corner on Route
to Leesburg; Open all day Sunday. MERE
HEMLOCKs for hedges stocky little
plants, s to 10 in. tall, S25 per hundred.
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL-Weeping willows,
nice straight sturdy trees. to IT. tall,
Sl;5o at the nursery. MEREDITH CAP
ToP SON. ~ bu., 81; nlling-in dirt,
q bu So; yWsll-rotted manure, 20 bu.'
PLowiNG S sIRvIcE-Any size lot en-
GENTLY prepared for planting; so any
where; manure and top soil. WA. 1898.
MANURE, we'll rotted, $3.50 per Is bushels,
So for 10 bushels, delivered. Top soil.
HAY-Baied timothy and clover. s2s ton;
baled straw. $25 ton: corn S12 Dbl. Phone
caicREs HfhsSR MANURE, four or i've tons,
mixed with lime and wood shavings; best
fertilizer you can get: easy to- spread and
to get to. No delivery. 4903
Addison Chapel I'd. ne. (Kenilworth).
perfect plants ga IT,, $40;
IT,, S12.50. MEREDITH cAPPER'
EIECTRIC HoT-BED heating unit com
plete with coil and thermoStat: new, never
used; reas. priced CHI. 85O4.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
MIscELLANEoUs WANTEp.

MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
ADDING MACH, typewriters. ealculators
priee. @ NJ. 7sss: co. 4sa5 Ewes, ~Si sunass'
ADDING MACHINES. typewrisers, calcula.
tors. bousht and sold and rented. RI. l177
UNITED TYPEwRITER CO.. sI3 i4th ct
ANfToUEs-Furn., china, glass, music
boxes. old suns, relics, clocks, stems. I try
to pay your price. CHI. $500. l to. g.
Notwithstanding, bric-a-srac, CHINA
glassware. rugs. silveIware, paintings
hishsst b shes ssss sash prices paid Cali MURRAY
ANTIQUE CHERRY or mahogany small
chest OF drawers and chest desk tbutler'.
chesO Overlook 4S14
BEDROOM, dining room or contents o
home; will pay cash We do moving. stor-
age Ia. 1887; after pm. GE. 14lR.
BEDROOM AND DINING RIM. sUiTEs
glassware. FrigidAire, rugs, radios, ofdc,
turnit11e. Anythins you may have to sell
sEpkooM SUITES. dining room suites
living room pieces, rugs, gas ranges ant
porch furniture in any amount wanted Al
once viii pay hishest possible prices
es aG sssr sodss HR x't ESap9 ESHanp sys a. to 0o s
BooKS-Highest prices paid for goos
books. any quantity. EARGAIk BOOK
SHOP, sos 9th st. NV. D1. 5007.
Evening star., 1948-02-22
FARM and GARpEN.

wANTED-someone to cultivate 4 acres
svsr II sprnESrook S On assa SS|esys s1i rd'
COLD FRAME, glazed top and four sides,
size 29"x44', well built. Cali WI. 1868.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
FURNITURE CO., 622 st. NV. National
Evening star., 1948-02-22
MIscELIANEoUs FOR SALE Cont. }

MlSStLLANEOUS FOX SAke tConf.D !.
WATER HEATERS, new, go to SO gal,
$:,;;: = s !; Ss',;s ' ': 1sss
Y Wafer aiikATEEs, 5; gas electric. al Sues, "
mssffs f "
WATER va 4 iHEATEns. sleei, 100 $3.50 white; also
Warfk VT GAfHxag HEagEksa s0s ta St TWIN ensa
as0o' aiso Tor immediate % delivery. $50 so, 81 and
sssE ss sa hes.sr, sss9 EHEegsEsAI
WELpERs. iS o. electric. s iSo amp, Used siiEht-
ly, S119; new 30-amp. welders. ready TO
use on house currents ts, complete S%q With with
$3.50. Ideal for garage or farm: Only
hES fsH 6ons ss ssrS sh.rmaa avs nE Eaue No
tsf zoo ss0dsss mSqnsas SE sssS Sn @
WLL1IEs PING 5 sEr SE volts de re Or V phase aase
matte S % Sh.fls' o siio io0' ssileSisS ' y aye
shsEiEl'' aaEHE eHArR, MfA good eona.; SIS. EM
WHEEL CHAIR. practically new: $50. wo,
WINCHESTER, model u. skest grade; ;,I: u
secoii Dsd, EXCELLENT barrel perfeesl siS9. e:
sights box ammo. and new holster. per-
feet barrel. .S45;- winchester low sidewall
italIins BLOCK rifle, ideal for conversion Ss.
WORK BENCHES with drawers. 4sx3ox24;
porch swing, white enamel break. table,
Va WoopWoRkING EaSasis so for seif-servce grocery
stores; gondolas shelving; counters. cheek. heck
cuts nuo. lights, nirrored backs. free store
PPRIcE lREFRfdERHf1oN Co. Hussmann
Dist, 1l24 9th st. ~ "a. 1858. ,..s.,
sTinders, MHiIl drills, electric hammers. ali
sss.S ssd 81 Ss5 gS!sss before ssTs you s.y
naEcaM!c man av.! nW EsoaaEN Wo is1s Co., S4'' SAe'
WRIsT WATCH-Large, Minerva, chrono-
graph stop watch; hrst reasonable offer
YouTHs BED. Complete, excellent cendi-
ls0ni wAREHoUsE AZ i59s sALE-Army engineer
sse5es ss5e es .ruea esrrsns cases Wood
dRTysE da5SysEs M Rsc co., gooi Come low ave
REV REV. Hs,S SoEBhR faa sSS' BRS hssvs 90 White oak
Simmons inner-spring and matteTsss' & P,i-
ME Luz. sHoWoAsE. W SIN mahos.nz tnish; flssss
shelves, like neTs Ss5; Ss5 Call FA' 1897
ftssfi sasGEspafp sSRffs' PfreH COAT. appraissd
5000; sell 500; excellent condition.; ,,s size
ture and furnishings for 1-bedrm. apt
CAN SH 5236 after z pm. -2
MODEL MAKERS-One small lot precision
instrument ball bearings 4x5xl3 nm;
ideal for model trains, autos, planes, etc;
SS.ysoN sass Tel Temps pas cset press little
used pTise; 81 $50 cslI VI Isfr;s.r.tia5 as4S 3
and wood-vorking; we viii p plan n.,n your So,,
with our merchandise suggestions free.
q, 4. PRICE REFRIGERATION CO., Huss.
mann, Dist. 1124 9th st. NV, RA. 1858.
gaR1FT SHOP sPEGIALswship, Gals. aas,.. model. sss
;9SDy prssso HssfFs rHs s8s 9TH h.v st. s7s
Colt woodsman, 500; Remington .3s auto:
p, new, S42: 1912 Cush. 3-wh motor ,
S75: johnson rs H;-D;& & 1s47 outboasd'
S110; cash only. Tidal 952s:
ONE BLACK SEAL-DYED FUR COAT: size
II, perfect condition, $50. Glebe 2lO3.
LEAVING CITY, must sell twin beds, Sim
mons box springs and mattresses, $50;
bedroom pieces. handsome cut glass. living
room and kitchen needs; good value. RE
FoJUR-BURNER GAS STOVE, oven. broiler.
storage space one kit. table, 2 drawers,
large storage space; both in good cond.
WO. 1904. -2l
Evening star., 1948-02-22

ELECTRoLUX SWEEPER, like new. cost
$50 rs, complete attachment, S45.
HOLLYWOOD bed and spring, cost S72-e5
price $45.
Kitchen table, white porcelain, red trim
new, 9 disappearing leaves. cost S44 o.
Bed springs. cost s,ss, price $40.
Maple double bed, spring and mattress,
cost $50. complete for $50. RA. S161.
Evening star., 1948-02-22

share Ink room with very neat student
UP SfPEf E. 18th y, u s1.-peautitgl, lgs.. well:
other etf rSiree roomers; bus at corner. RA. l52s
e2l JEFFERSON ST. N.w;-Attractive
single or double rm.. in gentle home; Ee re-
asd aa ady gFfFR ETse sens homs pea ss
s%s sgs lsskE .EsaiR lross sS
fRs iaas sf%foa h2Wfo seasf 's hsa' ns ns,
room TO, z, snssxxs bath twin beds Kit
P11!sisN P1s4 NEWTos VI sssf 81: N.w..Lss; front rm
q eso, sogRi NhW "a fHlAimPFsHfRE Ps fRl AVE- D
tile home. young lady. large corner room
Tssh ss4s pgTsRRiN GRRiNG e 8WW 8HWW.@sinsie for gentle,
man, next bath; no restrictions oE
a,s1' ss1f asth ST. Nw.-Master bedroom
cor; pvt. bath; lge cedar closet esn M III
Wardman PIX. $50; incl gar $40. Do'
ss5s ssSs WISCONSIN AvE.-Larse double
room twin beds osts s9tsble for . unllml4Ieo n4
RbsSS%SroWs, RsSRsS Gal' Of fa1s 9S:f fith St nvNeely
furn. % rm, win running water: ogp pyt. homsi
$40 doyle $50 slnsls W New Re; Ber5e 1e@t Apt "a
Mh HfitY kpNee D eeae Employed
sa5 sE5s' EACH: OBJ: q Co sci s7sl5 5n very
1aa91s EUCLID sT..Lse. double room; semi
private bath, continuous hot water IN IN
limited phone cheerful and clean . DE
5SSs' 535s FAIRMoNT ST. N.w.-Nice large
room, twin beds share bath with one;
500 sssa each. ST De W@cbarmins Ss24 suite for
g refined employed girls; lovely PVT. home;
essss es4s Abe SSIIBEiMARIE s ST. N.W~Nicely fur
nishsd room a ad,e1nins 19n1 bathroom for gen.
sisman asaa 18TH S sT. N.W.-Nsely furn. single
rms. So and $40; well-appointed corner
home; unlimited phone. IA. 37s6: - "a
18th AND KENNEDY Nw.-sgl. frt. rm.,
next bath; conv. transp, privileges. RA.
SINAI SMALL CATHOLIC FAMILY, 3 comfort
able rms, cony to Crosstown and Mt.
Pleas. lines; men. 103 18th st. NV. De
nfpoNr nd1S AREA. 1747 18th st. n.w-clean
quiet comfortable, single and twin bed
rms. SIS to S4s month. DE. s65s.. -23
WANTED-Fireplace, loving tenants for
largest, loveliest room in downtown guest
hssse hsss mosRoP sSRise ST. c0 2wNevly @ decorated
room. dbl, and sgl. for empl. people GO. sonS'
1919 II ST. N.W.-Double front room.
twin beds, $50 to 2 men or couple RE.
DoTBLE ROOM. twin beds, private bath;
excellent transportation. $40 Quacken-
hos st. NV Taylor 1851. -23
DOWNTOWN, lst a.. and srd T., .,,s ssl ,sa6 s1o
soVELY I VI y" FRONT sgo BOOM, for refined girl
osas' u sais' clean nome '''' "'e "a
Evening star., 1948-02-22

CONTINUED on Next Pase)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-20
SaIt Boosls
 Beet Output
 ForFarrners

GENEVA, N. Y.-Farmers can O earn more nancy by salting beets before they grow.
 Prof c. B. Sayre of the New York State Agricultural Experi- ment Station reports that yields of table beets increased as much as 300 tons to the acre when 500 pounds of common salt were ap- piled per acre. The salt, costing about $2.50 per acre, furnishes sod- ium which seems to be essential for maximum yields of beets, he said.
 Unlike war years when empha- sis was on total tonnage of beet production, canners now are buy ing them on grade with prem ium for small size ones, he added.
 ITO increase the tonnage of 5mall beets in our tests, we doubled the rate of seeding in 1946. This resulted in an increased return
 f about $20 an acre from the ap- plicaticn of 500 pounds of salt"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-20
BERLIN EXPANDS
 WARMING HALLS
 TO CUT DEATH!

EDERLT'- ---.locAed casualties x 3 last winter whe,- more than eo people, mostly aged and under nourished, fro7e to death in their lodgings, Berlin is expanding the facilities oi community warming nalls."
 The city has opened $50 of these cighborhocd centers with capacity or 40,00o persons.
 Open daily from 10 a. m. to
 D. m, the warming hall were
 ablished primarily to provide
 n h and hot Iquids served free
 mothers and children, ill or
 ndioappod persons and outdoor borers.
 Provided with special fuel ra- ens, they serve as sort of neigh
 hood clubs. Welfare workers d volunteers from church youth movem.nts are in charge and or ganize activities for the children cultural pograms and sewing class es. Newspaper and magazines are furnished
 Thousands of aged and handi- capped people spend whole days in warming centers when cold waves lip the city They pack their neager lunches along and return home to cold lodgings to climb mo bed with brick warmed in the warming halls.
 The city is arranging part-time shelter for an additional 5000 per- sons in emergency barracks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-20
RADIO LOG KINY - JUNEAU Alaska Broadcasting Go.
 c. B. S.

TUESDAY EVENING 5:00-Downbeat. 5:15-G. l. live. 5:30-Totem Talk-Forecasts 5:45-Sportsreel. 6.00-Pan Am News 6:15-At Ease. 6:3O-Red Skelton. 7:00-Red Cross. 7.15-Standard News-Forecasts 7:30--ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. CO., KINY Bandbox 8:30-Bob Hope. 900-Suspense. 9:30-Supper Club 9:45-Between the Lines 10:00-Words with Music. 10:15- Forecasts. All program. ore subject to change
 without notice. Daytime forecasts on weekdays at BOO 930 A M. and l2 No
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-20
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

CIsIINAOANo OIG
 No. 5839-A Tn the District Court for the Terri tory of Alaska, Division Number One. At Juneau.
 LAURA WOODBURY, Plaintiff vs. GEORGE R. WOODBURY, De- fendant.
 The President of the United States of America. To the above named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau, Alaska, within thirty (3oD days after the last publication of this sum- mons, in case this summons is pub lished, or within forty (4O days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plaintiffs complaint on file in said court and in the above entitled cause
 III odlo dCbiOll dC- mands the following relief: di- vorce on the grounds of desertion, non support. and incompatibility of temperament.
 Tn event you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judgment against you for want thereof, and will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said com- plaint, and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable judge of said court, and the. seal of said court, hereunto affixed at Juneau, Alaska, January 19, 1948.
 J. w. LEVERS,
 Clerk of the above entitled court.
 By: P. D. E. McIvER,
 Deputy Clerk. First publication. Jan. 20. 1948. Last publication, Feb. 10 ,1948.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
SEED CROPS

Agricultural Weed-No-
More kills weeds that can
make grass seed crops UNI
salable. See the free bull
letin offer on this page
get all the facts on how
Agricultural Weed-No-
More fits into your farm
ing program.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01

Treating with Agricultural
Weed-No-More takes less
time than clipping. Kills
weeds, roots and all. Harm
less to your livestock.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
AGR/cULTURHk
~MMNM
costs less per acre because it
controls weeds more effectively

Agricultural Weed-No-More is the original
aIkyl ester of 2,4-D. 1t penetrates to the inner
cells of the weed leaves within S minutes.
In contrast, salt forms of 2,4-D dry on the
leaf surface, take hours to penetrate, can be
washed off by rain before any killing action
begins.
For lowest cost per acre for results you
can depend on &. j.. insist on Agricultural Weed
No-More.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
SEE WEED-NO-MORE AT WORK
IN NEW SOUND MOVIE

Ask your county agent, vocational agriculture teacher,
or farm supply dealer to arrange for you and your neigh
bors to see the new sound movie, "Agricultures New
Conquest It will show you what Agricultural Weed
No-More has done to boost yields and profits on farms
like yours how it is applied how easily and
effectively it will fit into your farming program.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-01-01
FREE b ULLETINS

Ask your farms supply desh t fret bulletins on Agricultural weedN More, its use or vaiov.
wsedsan nd aops,u hd W. saHonuse spray method IL yours dealer eannos SUPPLY v NOV,
write dheat 10 Agricultural Chemicals divisions, I4s midOnd Bldg, Cleveland !, Ohio.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-05-20

visited Bill Cartwright and FAM
lily Sunday.
Shirley Avn, Mary Sue and
Paul Stone of Skeetrock spent
part of last week visiting Mrs.
Emerson Mullins and Mrs. Berlin
Childresh.
Peggy Sue, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Branham, celebrated
her 9th birthday by giving a par
ty at her home Sunday afternoon.
A number Of her little friends
were present. These were, Don
aid Beverly, Joyc and Johnny
Hill, Wanda lie, Alpha Jean and
Raymond Yates, Johnny and Fred
dia Branham, Betty and Margar-
ct Kelly, Gary Wayne and Kay
Mullins, Gloria Jean, James AL
len and Michael Hughes, Joyce
Ferguson. Also Mr.. and Mrs. Rad
ford Moore, Mrs. James Kelly,
Mrh. Emerson Mullins, Mrs. Fred
Hughes, and Agnes Hughes. She
received many nice gifts, and
all present had an enjoyable af-
ternoon.
Two cars crashed near h e
home of F. A. Hughes Sunday. Nc
one was hurt.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1948-05-20

Small business firms can take a
wise tip from many of their Gus
toners who have built reserve
nestegg of Savings Bonds through
the Payroll Savings Plan for buying
Savings Bonds. The Bond-A-Month
Plan at local banks where the cor
ner druggist, the grocer and the
butcher maintain checking account
is equally effective in providing
growing reserve for a business. Fo
example, suppose you own a busi
ness which nets $1,000 a month
By investing $500 a month in Saving
Bonds through your banks Bond
A-MOnth Plan you would have
$1,000 reserve in one years time.
Z. S. Treasury DEPARTMENT