davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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CRESTWOOD

Adjacent to Rock Creek Park.,Lge.
corner lot, Is minutes from down.
town, level grade, all utilities; one
of the few choice locations in this
restricted, well regulated INV. sub
division; excel: site for ramnieP. am
STONE, Realtor, 1015 18th st. NV.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

39-acre wooded tract, part bottom
land with good-siZed stream. part
rolling hills with pretty views. ex-
II miles from Washington; price,
S145 per acre; other smaller tracts
nearer Washington. Phone FA. 6517
or GE. 1887. -2l
SMALL ACREAGE, VA.
Near Annandale, 594 acres on good
road. $4,000; Franklin Park. ! acre
on hard road, 81 900; Mortified, l
acre on hard road, $1,000; Shirley
Gate I'd. l acre on good road,
j. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
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SMALL, FARMS

RID. >, Silver Spring, Md. c
Ashton. Md. 3S46. IA
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coMI. PROPERTY FOR SALE

3 LARGE LOTS on No. 5 hwy. ex-
actly 5 miles D, c.; now zoned for
wood working plant. Owner, ". r.
WEBB, Ii. 3-3i19. al
LOT, on Annapolis rd.,
in the heart of Bladensburg; 40-ft.
to 20O-ft front available. Also lots
in Hyattsville and Riverdale. J.
HARRIS ROGERS, UN. 1886, WA.
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A SOUND BUY

You can't go wrong on this 2-bedrm.,
just prewar brick home with full
bsmt., slate roof and storage attic;
4 blocks west of Clarendon. Conv.
to transp.. shop, and schools; neat
as pin and lovely ground Asking
Sl1.g50. Call g. till 9. LURIA
BROS, $500 Wilson blvd, OW.
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CAN GROW

Cape Cod, S12,750; will GI with
and insurance; . beorms., de luxe
kit. with range. refgr. and Bendix;
h.-w.h.. full tile bath; finished open
stairway to space for more huge
bedrms. UP. LURIA BROS. 230O
wilson blvd. OW. $500. 30
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WtII ana PUMP.
S25 DOWN-S1O MONTH

55 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or
Lee hwy. to Centreville' TURN left at
traftlc light on Route 2S Coward
Manassas. four miles to our big
sign on left. SMALL FARMS. Open
every day l to 8 pm Every Trail
way bus to Manassas passes us
BRING Sl0 dennSit
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Saunders Point Beach
27 Mi From WASHINGTON
BARSE STONBREAKER
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

1885 K ST. NV, MA. 44a3.
West River 4l02. Owner and
developer III
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FOR LARGE FAMILIES
S14.950

4 bedrms.. ga yrs. old rooms un-
usually large; stone fireplace in liv.
rm.: ia baths; full. dry bsmt.; on
level le. u.0x20O; school bus by
door; > blocks from bus; located be-
tween Falls Chvrch and Fairfax
Circle. Shown by appointment
RUDACILLE REALTY co.
lIO7 N. Irving St, Arl., OK. 4161;
ewes CHI o155 -2I
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An acre and independence, $500 tno
housed or two acres, $500. Also one
acre real waterfront lots on Bull
Run. 5000. Plenty of room for
chickens garden. fruits, berries. etc.
Be ready to raise your own food
when the next depression comes.
Cleared land or woods-take your
pick. You can use your land as soon
as you pay the S25 down. Lots will
have without extra coSD:
GOOD ROADS
ELECTRICITY
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FARMS WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

GOING TOBACCO FARM, Prince
Georges Co.; convenient D. c. Call
OR. 6436. -21
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BY OWNER
ADJ TNcTnN

lst- fl. bedrm. and bath, living rm.,
dining . rm., screened porch ard
modern kitchen, incl GE garbage
disposal. Beautycraft steel cabinets:
end floor has master and tAin-size
ping pong table. autN Iaunderaii raj
washer, twin tubs in bsmt.; lighted
oadminton court and picket incIosed
back yard, veretian blinds. Brick
house is l gr;, old and in beautiful
condition: S1S,500. See at 1925
N. Qrantico st. az blks. north of
Lee hwy J EA QR21 -O1
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MD, excellent location
for right parry. In first store of
new shopping center. Ideal for any
two of business. KAY REALTY CO,
INC RA 1900, -o6
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MONEY TO LOAN

end AND sRD TRUSTS on D. c.
property; 24-hr. service. Mr.. Green.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.,
1014 K ST. NV. Ma. 6540. -22
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont
SPECIAL

No. Arl, Lorcom lane sect, lot 75x
14O. wooded; sewer and water;
S22,10O.
Lots. nearby Fairfax Co., " acre
and over; $1,000 and up, excel
terms w. B. HILKERT, KE. g.
1886 or CHI. 1923. -21
CHOICE LOTS
Nearby Va; 1a-acre lots. high eleva-
ton. ideal rambler sites Reas.
priced, conven terms. We will build
or help you build If you wish. Pvt
individual tnot a real estate co..,
OK. O200, 9 am.-6 pm. -22
Splendid For Rambler
Large lot 1O6Bx41O in Falls Church.
Va: stream on property: sewer. gas
and water: near to everything
ready to build on. II you are buy
wise see 1t today.
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 262O.
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Kosy-Comfy-Homey
Five-room. tile-bath brick semide-
tached. >5 years old, on nice lot.
close to buses. Gas &C. heat, gas
water heater. Price. S10,500 and
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Is UNITS-$69,5 500
Modern; only 8 years old; income,
$9,276; low rents; good shape.
SAM ROSEY, AD. 27O0. -21
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S12.990

Bungalow with 3 bedrms., hall, liv.
rm;, din. rm., equip. kit utli. Tm
Gated on shady corner lot; open
Is and 6-S (except We'd. Di-
rections: Lee hwy. to Falls Church.
right on Great Falls st to West st,
right to Open Sign. FA. 5400.-2l
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PRICE. SIS. 500

CANADA, ONTARIO-1O0 acres, smal
stream; ideal for summer caml
or lodge; road frontage; $500 cash
ph nna m HR44 -21
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HOME WITH INCOME

u acre, Arlington-Unusual oppor-
tunity to live in spacious 1st-fioor
apt, consisting of extra lge. liv.
rm: with fireplace. lse. din rm, 2
bedrms. and bath. lge. screened
front and rear porch. plus garage
2nd-foor apt. of 3 rooms and bath.
incl. in the price is 3-rm. and
bath cottage in rear, renting for S55
per mo. Located at S23 S. Buchanan
st. Il block of Columbia pike at
Bancroft. in area conv. to stores.
schools and transp.; high elevation
with lge. trees and good landscap-
Ing; Open SUNDAY to g pm.
Columbia nikn CH 400 o1
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MILL CREEK PARK

This is a close-in carefully restricted
development; II minutes from city;
~ acre and large wooded building
home owners. Quiet, cool country at
mosphere that is so restful, where
your property will grow in value
with development of the section; a
large stream for your exclusive pleas
ure. Located N mile west of AMMAN
dale, Va. via Columbia pike or Lee
Jackson hwy. (Route $3.50.
MILL CREEK PARK DEVELOPMENT
CORP.
Eoirfov 400
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COMMERCIAL PROP. WANTED
APT. SITES FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

81 800 TO 10000 so. FIT, nr. Lee
hwy, Arlington, Va, sewer in and
paid. OWNER, CHI 5S16. -21
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SUPERB BUILDING LOT
II you are looking for a suitable lot
to build a $4,000 home. we have
such a site. located in an exclu-
sive neighborhood of fine homes. A
fun acre in extent with 2O0-ft.
frontage along a quiet, paved street,
shaded by large trees. slightly slop-
ing.
R. l.. Kane, Inc, Realtor
King and Washington sts., Alex
AL. 30l3. Ewes. AL. COIL. -21
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OPEN HOUSE

In Beautiful Belle Haven
Sunday, Q til 6: brick house on
large lot with beautiful view; en-
trance hall to living room 1921
corner cupboard, 4 bedrms.. 2 baths,
roomy kitchen; basement has pan:
eled recreation rm., maids rm. and
bath; attached garage; attractive
price with good terms. Directions:
to Belle Haven rt.. 1st street after
crossing creek, right on Belle Haven
I'd. to Fort Hunt, right on F.. Hunt
to EdgehilI dr.. left on Edgehill dr..
to No. and open sign.
CHAUNCEY & CLARKE
Realtors-Insurors, ia So. St. Asaph
St, Alex, Va. AL. 5220, OV. 3:.,32;
ewes, call Mrs. Cunningham, OV
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NEVER BEFOREI

And never again for many q moon.
A sparkling. brick and stone rambler
in heart Of Arlington with 3 bed
rooms room, g aii o01, on f'oSr sSo and d9wn pay.
living dining rm. combination, with
fireplace, picture windows, garbage
disposal. Bendix. full basement:
couple Of blocks to bus, and close to
schools and shopping. An outstand-
ing opportunity BY appointment.
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 Wilson, GIL. 4216. OK. O520.
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$4,000

21l6 N. Brandywine ST., 1 block
from Glebe rd. and Lee hwy. Here
is 5-room brick home, with liv.
. bedrms. and bath on end floor;
full bsmt.. oil &C. heat; GI, $500
down; excellent financing for nom
GIs. Call Mr.. Macintosh. ir..
WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash. Bldg.
NJ S3OO. ewes WO 31f6 DO
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CAPE COD

New brick; liv. rm, pic. windows. mod
pan. enc f.; S12.950. Out Lee hwy
l mi. past light in Falls Churcn. leIt
on Woodland ave. to 234. FA. S5S3
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

QUONSET HUT, near Asheville, N. G..
furn.; waterfall, 1924 acres wood
land, on pared hwy, mail service,
$3.50. LO, 3-7143 2ls
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WHERE IS COBBDALE?
Located in good residential area near
Vienna and the Lee hwy: near
schools, churches. stores and trans
portation; water already available;
extras in size and desirability go
with these lots; beyond city limits.
quiet neighborhood, low taxes: terms
an additional advantage Bird songs
replace traffic noise here. Let US
show you.
EASTMAN & SEAY
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HiIIcrest Heights Sc.

Rambler lots in this lovely, suburban
a new section Just being opened.
Prices reasonable. Conven. to down.
town. Terms, $3.50 cash and up,
balance on terms. Mr.. Phtfer. H.
STA, PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, HI.
Ed47 HI. 4243. VI, 1875. ~
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UNMATCHED VALUES

GIt1tI Z 11k44 W.
"LOT SPECIALIST"
Sligo So06. Ewes. Oh. 8oe2. ri
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,. : PI1NS' - f'EE'V
BELIEVE TT OR MOI
OPEN SUN. :. TO DARK
35 BOILING ROAD
OPEN SUN, TO DARK
CQ25 M SMYTHE ST

NOIO ~ k14s4 = Z 41IJ y
This economical to own semidetached
brick, in cow. Highland. iust off
Lee hwy. and opposite Co!onic' VII
lage; rms, . bdrms. with bricked-
ped kit, full bsmt., oil heat. Benoix
washer; nicely handicapped lot.
Priced for quick sale at ST. 800
FHA terms. To reach: Over Key or
Memorial Bridge to Rosslyr, out
Lee hwy. to N. Troy ST.. turn right
on N. TROY to Goth rd, turn right
on Goth I'd. to N. Smythe st. turn
left to our open sign. Mr.. Flotron
on premises. Ewes. and Sun. call
TF. 1924. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT 20 Pc 66Sn
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45-ACRE CHICKEN FARM

) 5000. New, modern :}-bedrm
country home, with fireplace; on
good road: new 10O-ft. poultry
house; lovely stream; ali fenced for
ducks and geese: 25 acres under
cultivation, balance in woods; good
location. Galthersburg area. Act
quick. $1,000 down Garden tractor
included JOHN BURDOFT. RID.
:, Sil. Sp., Md. Call Ashton. Nd
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WOODMOOR

Excellent building sites on paved
streets with sewer and water al
ready installed. Up to $50 feet OF
frontage Several ideal for wide
ramblers 1850 to $3.50. Also
other sites adjoining existing homes
with sewer and water available for
builders interested in groups of )
or more at exceptionally low group
prices. Call or see GEO. J. MOSS,
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SOUTHERN MANSION

OOO lHERN MANSION
Located on 26S-acre dairy farm,
near Manassas; Colonial 4 bedroom
home. all large rooms. u bath,
library and buffers pantry on first
floor, in addition to unusual living
room, dining room and kitchen; 3
baths on second floor; random width
fioo's: large basement with meat
room. oil heat; two tenant houses,
all modern; 3O-Stanchion dairy
barn; Al condition; new milk
house: another barn with storage
space for 175 tons hay; turkey
house: , silos; 2lO acres in pasture.
32 acres under cultivation, 25 acres
timber, . streams; place well fer
tilized; compete equipment ready
for business tomorrow. Inspected
by appointment only. One of the
show places in the area. Call our
Mr.. Gregg. Hamilton, Va 2451 or
EASTMAN & SEAY
Exclusive Realtors, Falls Church,
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LONG BEACH
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

OFFER THREE TO FORTY LOTS
/ tHillside) as part pymt. on modest
beach cottage. OWNER, WO. 1112.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
Ice Bowl Game Ends Up In Cold ScOreIess Tie
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One) .or the 800 fans who Stomped the sidel.nes and squinted at the grlt- de.s through the vapor of thelr own breathing. Seated throughout he con est in the unSheltered re- viewing stand were Brig. Gen. Dale V. Gaffney and Dr. Charles Ernest Bunnell, 7l-year old presi- ient of the university.
 Each side substituted entire H. nan teams every five minutes. The players had planned on wearing fur parkaS over the regulation jerseys but discarded the idea as sissy" when the weather warmed up 70 minus 25.
 Queen Kathy Daly of Lomita, Calif., had to hike through the snow to her throne of ice "a thoughtful CT draped a blanket on it when her team Of sled dogs go, stage fright and refused to budge. General Gaffney placed an ivory and gold crown upon her head.
 The final gun sounded at 1 p.m., as the sun wen. down behind the ; ;ce-sWathed south goal post.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
Soldiers Help Stop Nenana Fire

FAIRBANKS, (P)-A hundred soldiers left a southbound troop train at Nenana Saturday and helped twonspeople check a fire which threatened the main busi- ness block.
 George Hale, Alaska Railroad agent in Nenana, said Mayor Hen ry Kaiser suffered a heart attack during the fire and a plane was sent from here to bring him to the Fairbanks hospital.
 Fighting the blaze was extreme ly difficult in the 34-below zero temperature which made ii hard 70 keep water flowing in the fire hoses. The fire, however, was con- fined to a residence back of Alex Fowler's general store.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
NEW POSTAL RATES co INTO EFFECT TODAY

The new postal rates, effective January 1, effect all rates with the exception of regular three cent mail and one cent postal cards.
 The new air mail rate will be six cents per ounce instead of five cents, and a new four cent air mail postal card rate will be adopted. Any information regarding rates for parcel post, insured mail, money orders, etc, may he had by calling at the post office.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Incoming yesterday were: Mrs. Irene Jacobs, Mrs. June Rice Elmo Miller. Robert Oliver, Ralph Kib- bey. Boo Baldwin and children ChriSteen and Roben.
 Depar ing were Rep. Frank Johnson, Sen. Edward Anderson, Mrs. DeloS Westbrook and sons Cal and John, J. M. Powell, Mrs. eBtty Wood, Mrs. George Allen, Mrs. Carl Rhodes and Lee King.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
COP "Old Guard"
 Checks Taft Boom

WASHINGTON, (P)-The Sen ate's Republican "Old Guard" to- day crushed a rebellion by self styled liberal COP Senators, paving the way for reelection of Senator Taft of Ohio as the party's s policy leader.
 Senator Tobey R.-N. H. told reporters the vote was 29 to l3 to change the rules and permit Taft'S reelection.
 The rule reported to have been changed prevented the Ohio's con- tinuance as policy leader because he has held that post four years.
 Taft was opposed for the post in advance of the meeting by Sena- tor Lodge of MaSSachuSe ts. Lodges candidacy has been spon- sored by group of self-styled Liberals.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
AIRLlNES
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES

Friday Amy SlWooho and Ora Gologergan were passengers from Kotzebue to Nome, enrou,e to Gambell.
 Elsie O&itIon from KotZebue, was taken from Nome 1, Koylk. ,
 Mrs. Petit was passcn ser from Wales to Nome and Eiwari KealicI from Igloo 10 No,ne
 Saturday M. Rice was a pas Senger from Nome to Teller.
 Harding Black from Kiana, and Woodrow Wilson were passengers from KotZebue to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
ALASKA AIRLINES

Passengers arriving Saturday on the Alaska Airlines were John Ericson and Dwight Miligruc1.
 Outbound on the re urn flight was John Ericson.
 Pilot Seeds made an extra mail run to KotZebue.
 Passengers departing on today'S flight were Mrs. Mabel Ungudruk, Miss Ungudruk, Miss Jean Steb- bins and Miss Mary L. Waggoner, U. $. weather bureau personnel en route to Washington, D. C.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
Three-VOlulne Set, Compiled Laws Of Alaska, Received

JUNEAU - In Territorial and Federal offices, great interest $ ping shown in the arrival of the ,hree-volume Alaska Compiled Laws, Annotated, l949."
 Edi ed and published by Ban croft Whitney Company, law-5ook publishers Of San Francisco, the handsome volumes are bound in very dark blue, and lettered in gold.
 Ralph J. Rivers, Territorial A. torney General, comments:
 The new compilation contains all the laws of Alaska, and the fed eral enactments applicable to Alaska. I, is moderniy arranged and indexed in approved law book 'ash;on.
 1t brings under one cover and one index all he Session Laws s.nca 1913. United States Comms- ions. s, attorneys and others will now be able D find the law with
 ut c.iff:cIlty.
 Ta,s co-1Dla.icn has been very nHcl needed for several years. and is a m.lestyne in he progress of Alaska.
 The Auditors office Of each district has sent sets to all Terri torial agencies. The Board of the Law Compilation Commission, which numbers the attorney gen. eral, the auditor and attorney Norman C. Banfield,. also author ized free issue of one set to each federal agency operating in Alas ka, by way of appreciation of work done in the Territory"
 Additional sets may be purchas- ed at S37.50, the sales price estab- lished in the bill which appropri- ated S5O,OO0 for the publication.
 Postage is prepaid, and orders should be sent to the Auditor of Alaska, Juneau, with money for payment.
 Shipments for Fairbanks. An ;horage, and Nome were sent di- rect for each distric: through ar arrangements made by the clerks of he court.
 The new compilation is 'hc frs. | one since 1893.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
Forecast And Weather Report Nome and Vicinity
Compiled by the U. s. Dept. of Commerce, Weather Bureau.

Nome, Alaska, January 3, l949
 Forecast Nome: Mostly cloudy this evening with intermittent light snow, decreasing cloudinesS tonight becoming partly cloudy and colder Tuesday. Light vari- able wind. Lowest temperature to- night -26, highest temperature Tuesday 20.
 Nome data last "A hours as of TOO am. today: trace. CTotal this month, traceo
 Temperatu $: highest -2l, lowest --39.
 Maximum wind miles an hour from the N. w.
 Sunrise at 9:57 a.m., sunset a.. 2:15 pm.
 Comparative data: Tempera- lures one year ago today: highest Ill, lowest -24.
 Extreme temperatures on th.S day since 1907: highest 34 in 1922. lowest -39 in l948.
 Data for other stations as Of TOO am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

Thackery tells of an old Irish woman whom he met begging by the side of the road. A he D ssed her, he put his hand in his poe ket, and the old lady said: May the blessing of God follow you" But when she saw his hand emerge with nothing bu his snuff box, she added: And may ii never overtake you"
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

John Marshall, who was ap- pointed Chief Justice of the U. s Supreme Court in 1901, served 34 years, longer than any other chief justice, and is creditoI with sha, ing the policies which gave the court its present importance in
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
NOTICE
NOTICE

Leslie A. Stevens. Public Ac countant. Auditor. Office now To- cated in Room Mo-. l. The Nevada Building.
 Phone Main II 20. Box l3e
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

Hostess Cat childrens party to small boy)-Well, my lit le man, how are you?
 John taged four)-Qu:te well, thank you, except for a bit of Whooping cough.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

Caller-I am so sorry your !11is- tresS is out. Do you think she will be at home this evening?
 Maid-She'll have to be: my night out.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
NOTICE

Funeral Services for Curtis Ja- cobs will be held at l0:30 Wednes- day morning ali the Federated Church.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
NOTICE

Mass ali St. Joseph's Catholic Church First Friday al ? o'clock. Evening services at 7:30 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

Salesman-These shirts simply laugh at the laundry.
 CuStomer-I know. I've had some come back with their des split.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
CHUCKLEs

Calling her husband into the kitchen, the worried housewife ex- claimed in annoyance:
 Good gracious, Jack. How could you think of bringing that man Robinson home to supper when you know I'm house-cleaning?"
 Hush, m'dear" said hubby ur- gently. He's the only man know strong enough to help me move the dining-room sideboard."
 Professor Who was Talley- rand?
 Studen.-A fan dancer, and you can talk plainer than that. 
 Speed fiend-It's great speed ng along like this. Don't you feel GlaI you're alive?
 PasSenger-Glad isn't the word. I'm amazed.
 Ne.gh5or Cooking over garden fence)-Have your bees done we'll D year, Brown?
 Brown - Well, they haven't given much honey, but they've stung my mother-in-laW twice.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

If times get any crazier, squir- rels will start feeding nuts .1 us.
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
NEWS

Mrs. Verne Rimling is new pa tient at the hospital. Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03
Classified Ads

FOR SALE-l946 Ford P.c',uo.
 Call Arctic Cab. lite
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

FOR SALE-The OLeaHy House.
 Call Main 143. 155-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

.OST-Billford Christmas Eve.
 Contents, Identification papers nd money. Call Main lO7. Re- ward. l55-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

WANTED, Experienced boo&,;ccp-
 e.. Call No31e Hardware. 1-trc
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

a.gh0or Cooking over garden fence)-Have your bees done we'll
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

FOR SALE-Apt. size G.E. Re-
 frigerator. Joe Hunt, Barber Shop. l56-tfc
The Nome nugget., 1949-01-03

~OST--pr. Stadium Boot Chr.s.-
 mas nigh. and spotted rabbit Darka New Years eve. Taten from 9e"ing Sea Club. Call Army 273
 Reward. l-tfc
Evening star., 1949-06-30
elleffs
sF Street
~ Silver Spring
ShirIineton
Bethesda
4473 Conn. Ave.
Vacation Special
81 Gauge Ny|ons
Sis

Fi!my-sheer IS denier Vlons Of
beautiful construction with
fine hoirIine seams and onkIe-
fIotternq heels. Two shades to
complement all costumes: Naive
BEIGE Ia summer neutroD o1d
AnbereIeom bright. light bejge).
For town wear or dress-up mo-
ments. very special at this slim
price,
Jelle6's-Hosiery-S Floor
and at all our Branch Stores listed above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16
Chicago Livestock

CHICAGO, Oct. Is 0EN (us.DA).-
Salable hogs 300 total $500 (estimated);
compared week ago: Barrows and gifts
steady to strong: weeks top i rs closing
top 1870 at close bulk good and choice
200-30O lbs, lS,00-lS.35; l70-190 lbs.
u, 90 500 most good and choice 275-
400 Id. sows 16.75-l775; good grade
425-5O0 ID. weights 1575-l6.75.
Salable cattle 500 estimated; total not
given; compared week ago: Slaughter steers
steady steady to LOO higher high good oSi.s and
heifers steady to 80 higher; cows and
strong TO 90 higher; stockers and feeders
steady to so higher with the advance con-
fined to weights under. $50 lbs; new 194a
top Of $685. paid for three loads Of
steers; most choice steers sold from 1880,
1886; good to low choice fed steers and
yearlingS bulked at 2S.00-33 90; medium
to low good offerings sold errattcally in
wide range of 19.00.27 80; few common
s5assers dropped as low as as f7 o0 with
sold at $500. and below; common and
medium kinds bulked at 14.00-16.25; most
Gamers and cutters brought IL SOL a -
while medium and good sausage bulls
found outlet at II 50-l9.oO.
salable sheep 100 estimated: total not
lambs ended 80 higher after having been
to LOO; SLAUGHTER ewes mostly steady
throughout the week; weeks top on choice
wooded lambs 2400; bulk good and choice
% .0024 90; medium and good KINDS
20 5023.00; common down to 1900; COM
mon to good saughter ewes 81. bulked az a,
and choice rs ID. Colorado wooded feeder
lambs brought $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-10-16

sln bankruptcy OF re-
q under the Bankruptcy
such companies. Rates
table are annual dts
quarterly OF semi-annual
noted, special or extra
] Called. Ex dividend
+ extras. b Plus stoch
Paid last year. 1 Pay
value on ex-d1videno
: this year. h Declared
; split-up. k Declared or
We issue with dividends
dividend omitted, de-
last dividend meeting
y Liuuidatine dividend
value undetermined on