davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Produce Markets
SALES

Produce quotations from Baltimore
nurnished naIts by the Agriculture Depart.
Apples About steady; Bushel basket,
iicfous' hnS Boxes, ineS q & Is; Psppsylyania Pc:
steymans, Sh-inch up. 4.ooDS5:: STnloi Yorks
2-in h up, S.00-25. Maryland. Yorks
inches 9',fid9g; sad sSInsa s5. vi lSsS
Potatoes-DuIl. q. s. is, Size a. m
Ksfbsann, Esfhedn Pspnsyiyania. 5ospoand s SACKS da
fo pouI sacks. as.S9 9s-4s 4HssFs cents few hiFher
Sweet potatoes-Dull. Demand light
Bushel baskets and hampers, D. g. Is
dedens '4anoSo 4oo-56o 800 bess ssE SS5 sS5
Puerto, Ricans. some washed, wsxed 'T% and
colored. few best. 800. New Jersey
GHad eSaiit9s. gs' $50 seo-6o; Puerto Ricans. isii
r115TiIds SushsI hampers. 5.25soo. saiss se.
z. .BeetS-Maryland New. York an6
1leSnhnfyiyania' ems Ky Oushel baskets. topped
Poultry Quotations.
r. rouitrv-Fryer market barely steady
demand with iaPOes some IN ,eIIsH sTssss Ct % E6'
Light receipts Of fresh stock in fE fSir
demand. Offerings Of heavy type hen,
Shi9s ampie' ,oraS Demand sa fair: Few sold at Ss
oOAhV HAOA@Ab IUW rs 20, bTOllAFl
or fryers: Over 3 pounds, 32-33.
Grain Market
Elour-Receipts, 1886 1OO-pount
Wheat-Receipts, 1s.14s bu,h.,.
shipments, anL l4l, ,30s bushels; stocks, 3,
0O7,6O3 bushels; No. 3 red winter gar
licky, ! x, N spot. domestic s.is; January s1s
Corn--Recelpts, 9g,s $40 bushels: shin
mIee51ts: Ie5 ll0.041 bushels; stocks, i.S92,,
:. oats-Receipts none: shipments none
Barley-Receipts none: slipment
none; stocks, IA, ,065 bushels: y, a
Rye-Receipts, IL, 900 bushels; ship
ments none; stocks none
Soybeans--Receipts, 81, ,S74 bushels
s6p shipments. 10000 bushels; stocks, $50.
Millfeed-Receipts hone.
Egg Market Unsettled.
yesterdays Qn9tatl0nel
Eggs: Market unsettled. Large white.
cent lower, mediums M-1 cent higher
supplies ample. Demand fair hut slightlI
improved 80
Prices. paid fob. Baltimore BY first
receivers: Large, minimum 80 per cent
A ouality-Whltes, 1857; brown anC
mixed colors. 49-61. Mediums. minimum
so per cent A quality Whites, 1880
brown and mixed .coIors. 47-40. stand.
ards, minimum so per cent 3 quality
Egg receipts: 2,61O cases.
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Hourly sales ON the ExcManee
IL 100 am. 400 Goo IL noon 400 900
100 pm $50 600 200 pm. 600 600
tUnit OF trading 10 shares sln pank-
ruptcy OF receiveFShip or being feorganized
under the Bankruptcy Act, or securities
assumed BY such companies. Rates Of
dividends In the foregoing table are an.
nual disbursements based on the last guar.
otherwise noted special or extra dividends
are not included cid Called. Z Ex divi-
b Annual rate. plus stock dividend, De.
clared Or paid IN 1858 plus stock dividend.
mated cash value % ex-diVidend date
Paid or declared 20 far this year Do.
clared Or paid after stock dividend OF split
cumulative issue with dividends in arrears.
q Payable IN stock. exact cash value mde.
year. dividend omitted, deferred or no ae-
tion taken ct last dividend meeting; De.
q II LySS fSSfK hen .sed
x-dis IL distribution wd When distributed
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chimes or calculators, I'll guar
antee to increase the efficiency
OF your business AND save YOU
time and money. And what's
more. my machines are priced
from only $50 and up. Give
your old friend Irv Keller a call
at Hudson 3-512l. or see him
where he hangs his hat-at
Central Typewriter and Adding
Machine Co.. 2O19 14th st. NV.
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Bituminous Output Coins

The National Coal Associa.
tion today estimated bituminous
production in the week ended
January II was 9.515,000 tons.
compared with 9,550,000 tons
produced the previous week and
11.330,000 in the corresponding
week of 1852.
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tional Savings & Trust Co.,
places him in line for the preSi-
dency of the association three
years hence.
He has been in banking A
years and has been associated
with National Savings & Trust
for 80 years. He has been active
in association committees and is
a director Of the Northwestern
Federal Savings & Loan Associa-
ton and the Capital Marmon-
Harrington Co.
Guest speaker of the bankers
was Frederick j. Bell of McCor-
mick & Co., Baltimore, who
spoke on human relations in
banking. Merle e. Selecman, ex-
ecutive manager of the Ameri-
can Bankers Association, out
lined plans for the 10th annual
convention Of the ABA here
September 1923.
The Citizens Bank of Mary
land, of which Alfred H. Smith
Is president, was elected an as
Sociate member Of the associa-
ton.
VepcO Profit Up Sharply.
Virginia Electric & Power Co.
earned $11,730,S64 or $1.74 a
share In 1852, compared with
$10,328, ,492 or $1.65 in 1851, the
company reported today.
December net was 81 ,114,2 or
II cents q share VS.. $963, 1923 or
1876 cents a share in December,
1851. 7
Peoples Drug Dividend Voted.
Directors of Peoples Drug
Stores, Inc. today declared a
quarterly dividend of so cents a
common share, payable April /
to holders Of record March 2,
President George B. Burrus an
nounced.
March 2 will be the record date
for stockholders entitled to no.
tice and a vote at the annual
meeting March 81.
New Alexandria Director.
J. C. Herbert Bryant, Alex
andria businessman, has been
elected a director of the Citizens
National Bank Of Alexandria.
He served on the board from
1888 to 1947 and his father, the
late Arthur H. Bryant, was a di-
rector from 1920 to 1890. He is
q descendant Of John Carlyle,
one Of the city's founders.
c. C. Brown and Chester G.
Pierce, formerly vice presidents
and trust officers, were promoted
to executive vice presidents and
trust officers. w. Harold Otley,
manager Of the Mount Vernon
Avenue Branch, was promoted
from assistant vice president to
vice president. Other directors
were reelected.
Bank Controller Named.
Clarence E. GaiSer has been
elected controller Of the Bank
Of Silver Spring, President
George T. Day announced to-
day. He succeeds Ralph E. Har-
mon, who resigned in 1852.
Mr.. GaiSer joined the bank In
April. 1852. He is a graduate
Of the University of Michigan
and Is completing a course al
Benjamin Franklin University
here. He started his banking
career In the Iron River National
Bank at Iron River, Mich.
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! y " -, 61CO1-
dent Alfred H.
Lawson dis
closed in the
annual report
to stockhold-
erS today.
Book value
of the capital
stock rose to
$50.13 a share
at the end Of
1852 VS.. $48.36
a year earlier.
90 II r net.
W o. r t h
q ~ Aaaan 4 ~
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] a n tic City
j u n e 81,
p r e S d e n t
G e o r g e A.
Did d e n, jr.,
a n n oun ced
last night at
t h e aSSocia-
tion's mid
winter meet
in G at the
Mayhower.
T h e a p
pointment o I
Mr.. Pardoe, a
vice President
of tho No
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lumbia Title
Insurance Co.
and Harry j.
K a n e, jr.,
succeeds him
as president
of the t W o
C o m pa n les,
it W a S an
nounced to-.
day.
McKnew, for
Edward S.
merly Secre-
tary, was pro-
NOTED to vice
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Kane New President
OF Title Companies,
Becker Is Chairman
By DonoId B. HodIey

James ]. Becker has been ele-
vated to chairman Of the boards
Of directors of the Real Estate
Title Insurance Co. and the Co
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s.. Is a Share Earned
By Washington Loan
& Trust Co. in 1852

Washington Loan & Trust Co.
had net earnings Of $316.792 or
$3.16 a share in 1852, compared
with $303.372 or $500 a share in
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Metul Quotations

NEW YORK. Jan. %. UP-Spot non
ferrous metal prices today: Copper, 241k
cents Q pound, Connecticut Valley. Lead
Il cents . pound, New York. Zinc 12M
cents Q pound, East st. Louis. Tin
S1.21M 3 pound, New York
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
GAO. EMPLOYEES Credit union

Of business on December 81, 1859. (Pub.
lished in response to call made by Comp.
troller of the Currency, under Section & Of
the District OF Columbia Credit Unions
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EDGAR D. IIARRAS.
GLEN E. GERDON,
c. E. PURCELL. Directors.

District of Columbia, SIS:
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 18th day of January, 1858
tSeal) EDWIN A. BERGER.
Notary Public:
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No,o Tell Ne
WHATS YOUR
Line !!

I'm no Doro.
thy Kilgallan,
but I'll tell YOU
thiS-no mat
ter what line
you're in II
you'll consider
OIL ne of m v
-
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Dividends Announced

NEW YORK. Jan. % R.-Dividends
announced:
~ Year End.
Emporium Capwell 81 - 12S 1-31
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~ ASoOSsoGCO NNOhS.b
ES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
CITY Erie 4las gus 81
1oo7bI Erie 3Iss 9OP-. 81
1.15 II Bell 2s4s ~ 93sA
lol ~ ID Cent 4a4s sc 1O3ss
, go III Cen 39ss S2e oel4
os Int q N 81 Is SO 70
a lntGN lst6s62 112
~. Jam F&c 4s SO 90
50 Ian IS 80 st L. oozt
,47 MKT ad 6s 81 63
Wo- -Pac 6Iss ~ 100
EtotMo- Pac IS "a p 116
904lMo-Pac 6s 80H 116
e5A Mo-Pac 6s 81 I 116
4zzze Mo-Pac - 76 116
!O3hMor&E31as20OO 613@
49 N = c IS 201S e4ze
S04INYC 41as 2013 7634
94hIN &c Is 0S 71lA
100B NYCHR SlaS 81 77lh
% NYCLS 3Ms 90 6Alh
500 INYNHin4Has22 674s
IzNlNYNHH4s2OO7 72Iz
90M No Pac 4has 76 1o3A
q Nor Pac As 81 1oA3A
% No Pac IS 2O47 73ze
'402N Pac G&E So ~ 96
Z2 PennRR 4AsS1 o7Ls
91h PhillipnRy 1887 1874
S6ae SLSF Is 81 96zS
99hzI Since 3AsS3wi 1o5z6
e4hISo Pac AVS 80 1o35e
e6lzl So Pac 4Ias 81 1o2
62lzISo Ry Is Sc 1O3
1olM 3tdOln cvSh62 10
I6h SpkInt41zs2013 714s
96N Third Ave $500 1A46
100 Third Ave 4s3O so
9ZA UnOCalcv3 kas72106lh
122 " Sh IS 1881 T 66
lo734lWest Nd a 40 1o3M
9AIzlWest On IS go 1021S
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Total liabilities

| . l. RAYMOND. L. SMITH. treasurer OF
the above named credit union. do solemnly
/ swear that the foregoing statement 10
true to the best of my knowledge and
RAYMOND L. SMITH Treasurer.
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LIST INCLUDES
NEW YORK CIT
IS 40 10
FOREIGN L
Australia IS 66 10
AustraNa3Lss80 @
Canada 2As ~ 3
Chile 2Ha-Ss 81 ;
Ital C Con IS "a =
Japan 6Has64 st 2
Japan 6las 50 -
DOMESTIC 4
Alleg Cp 6s 90 8
AMP 4.SOs 81 8
AmT&T 3has "a IL
AmT&T39aS7S 10
AmT&T23zs 81 IL
AmT&T 2sAsS0 9
B q o 6s 06 J 9
B d o 6s 76 B 10
B q o 6s 96 @ g
B b o IS NJ 90 8
B&O eve ha2O10 2
B q o 4s 70 8
Bost Me 4s 90 ,
BrkUnG2 y SO 9
Can Pac - perp4o
CGa4 4hs2020B ?
Cen Ga As 96 8
CRRNJ 3As R7 ;
Chi q g | inc 81 9
Ch&EIll3a4sR6 8
CMSPcy4 la2H44 6
C&NW 4 has 90 s
Chi q s 3hss 63 10
CCCS1 4hs a .
ComlthEd 3s77 9
Dei&Hud Is 63 10
DelL&W4s2042 8
Oct Ed cv IS 62 IL
Dow Ch cv 3s62 10
Duo 1t 2Ns ~ 9
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N. Y. Bond Market

EuEnIshed by Che Associated FreAaI
LIST INCLUDES MOST ACTIVE ISSUES
NEW YORK CITY Erie 4las 2OI5 81
80 40 1oo7eI Erie 3hs 9OP-. 90
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sales
Stock and Add

SSAS SA8 % ~
Con Copper .S6e
Cons Edison 2
Cons Eds pf 3
ConGEBal lao
Con Nat Gas 2h
Con Vult l.6Ob.
ConSum Pow 2
ConSum Pw rts. I
Conta1ner "a
Cont Bak I 90
fContBak pf5k Z
Cont Can 2.40-
ContCop&S COB
Cont Ins 2.6Oa
Cont Mot .20g-.
Cont OIL 2Aae
Cooper Bess %
Copper RING 80
Copw Steel Q
Corn Prod $50
Cornell D 1.2Oa
Corning Gl Ia
Coty Intl .10e--
Crane Co "a
Crucible st 3Mf
Cub Am Sug Ag
Cudahy Pack
Cuneo Press -.
Cunnine dina
Curtis Pub zoe
Curtiss Wri 90 +.
CurtiSs Wr a o
DANA 3
Davis Chem ~
DavisCh Of ESQ
Oa~strom l
Dayton Pol q.
Dayton Rub D.
|Oecca Rec 20
Deere Ng -
|DelLack&W We
Del P q l. 100
Den q r q We
Det Eds I 40
|OetMch Stv 90
Diam Alkan Ia
Diamond Mat Q
|Oist Co 8 ! goa.
Divco Cp go
DoehlerJar 1Ae
Dome Min 20.
DOUGLAS Airc So
Dow Chem Ag-
DresserInd 1.60
|Duplan Co .10e-
Ou Pont 3.66e
EAGLE 1.20a
Cast Air Line y
East Co 1.
east Kod GOD.
Eaton MIG %
Elas Stop N la
Elec AutoLite 8
EIec Stor Bat 2e
Elgin N W COB
Elliott Co l Goa
| Elliott cv Of 2M
| ElPasoNG l 60
Emer Elec 1.40
Emer Ra&P 40
lEmp D 81 lao
| Endicott J 1.60
IEdutt Gas 80
| EuuftOBldR 90
Erie RR 1Ae-.
Erie RR pf s.
Eureka VIM .40O
lE.cell-o 2b--.
FAlRBNK Zoe
Paifc E&A .00e-
Fatardo Sug "a
IPalstaR Br l.
Fam Pinan 1.A0
Fansteef Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
SWantOn Road
Low Bid Is
$429,581.45

The Cumberland Construction
company was low bidder for work
Of resurfacing section Of the
Observation-Disclosures road, route
1875, it was reported yesterday.
The State Roads commission
opened bids Tuesday at the SRC
offices in Baltimore. The Cumber-
land finn was low bidder with a
figure of $429,5S1.45.
There were four other companies
that bid ON the work including T.
Edgic Russell company, Frederick,
S43l,9S0; +. d. Plummer and Sons,
ChambeIsbug, Pa, $442,585.25;
Richard F. Kline, Frederick, $465,-
65135, and s. 7. Brotemarke Con
suuction company, $472,622.5O.
Work will include grading, drain
acre and rcsmfacinp Of about three
and onc-half miles Of the road
G.. Bates Chaircs, district cngin-
Ger, said the section Of highway
will be entirely rebuilt with some
minor rclocations. The section tc
he rebuilt will be about a third OF
the distance. The SRC plans to re-
build the entire road and the re-
manning sections viii be contracted
for construction after this section
has been rcsurfaccd, Chaires said
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Demonstration on
Wood Chipping Is
Scheduled April 4

a wood chipping demonstration
mas been rcaedl'lc" at inc iI',,S'''''
"l'eH ''''.' e's',"'' ar" '''o ~
q camp I'I 7a'''' u''H' 11'' " -
m . d. p. - =. NJ" - was an
.""'iee'' Y 'o''' = = - ~ '"'''''
AZ 'l'' ! VI III '-'''''
Garter SAID that IN recent years
'"''e mas nee" ''''''' 'U"iiI.'| '''o
'''''''-e''' ''i '''' ['''C ~ U5!'' :
""9' , "''' ~ '','''9 ''' ''' rs
l'' = '''IN' '''','e', ~. '0P' y
u que" ''''N7 anu '''' ''N''
because OF interest IN machine
that could DO an efficient Joo o.
cup ping WON anu ~ ~ anu '''0
'''e' i9' i'i'" an" '''''''I p"''''
~ y a. ''d'V '''' az ~ amy -
S.'''' o''i d 'o'L~' '''e va : ''' '''''
'''S'i a'''Il D,S'i ~ Su''i 'So''
nave ARRANGED '''IS d''-u"> "C'',o'
9lId'io" al inc iea9''i'' amy
are" near p'''''Ee''
The recent ice storm caused
severe damage to timber an'
young growth, not only IN the rec
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Winners Named
In Art Contest

Clifford Dewitt, Southern High
student, won first prize in the teen
age art contest sponsored by the
Garrett Branch of the American
Association Of University Women,
it was announced this week. His
painting, The Lighthouse" took
first honors.
Two students tied for second
place, Eddie Hardesty with his The
Deer" and Brenda Davis, with her
"The Boatman." Honorable mention
went to Evangeline Fike, of North
eln High.
Winning pictures are to be en-
tered in a state contest next month.
Thirty two pictures were entered
and all are still on display at the
Ruth Enlow library.
Judges were Mrs. Robert Ruck-
crt, Mrs. Joseph Soukup, Miss
Frances Patterson and Robert
Rodcheaver.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Resolution Seeks
Duck Season Change


Members OF the Uafiel' ana Al
Iegahy delegations at AhhaPolIS
last week introduced resolution
requesting the director OF inc + lSll
and NIIdIIfc service oi inc : h''eo
States Department OF inc interior
To modify INC regulations d. -
season for the hunting OF wild
water FOWL IN maryland opening
IT month Garner man usual
inc resolution pointer o'' una F.
- y. - gIf
''l '''' ~ ''c ~. a.. s....t;.,a.
,''''i ~ 1911 ~,
- " y" ""'0' ~ -, I''''' -
,.'''' -. '''i' -. ..;..r,. .
/ ' 'a ,"i : cav '''''io.' =
~, 1 ,.,i,,,
..S.I,. ,.-..,.aI -
ItLo ,ao.4. of tbo tidal s,na.
Tbe ro,nast wa. made +, mako
ltbo ONION, season ro,. I...tiso. wild
o.t.r f.uI ~ booin in this area
a., I...t t,i,-,. d.vs n,;o "a IN.
DAT. If Looinniro If the .cason for
b,,t,na ,,,cI-. and otba,. wild ,yatc,.
fo,,, i +ho +ids1 aroas
p.. o... n:,.
r, ,,1.'.,,, = ,,,.a,'i',;... g., r,o
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Given Suspended
Sentence On Bad
Check Charge


NngH Helmlch' 81 % '.,'
Thomas. W. Va W. i'l-'d E.''''H
Of passing worthless 'h'gh 'I d
Garrett .ounty any OH "''l'''>
and was given SIN moHln5 US
pended sentence pfoEI'e' iiel'''i'N
makes i'SVI'ullou oi '''' '.''''''''
J." q''S',o'' '',I''' .: Irl
All .t+a;n.d e1oo fran, Jobn ".
,i.(.u.,,,L o.lro,d automobile
I..,o,. nm Feb,uarv % 1852 by
,.,4l,Ios. obncI cas,ad
-. ,.,l..,. o,,,o in OaI,land's
1I..,l,a++.,, ba+ol
Tr n+;n..r, showed Tie check
v.,sn,t to nav anv debt that Hell
,;cl. had incurred during Gambling.
and that McCulIough had given
1Iolricl the cash i'm return for the
cboclz According to States At
to,nav W. Dwight Slower. there is
difference, since it is "A principle
of law that one cannot collect on
worthless check gjven to pay oft
gambling debt. Stover said both
Helmick and Mccullough agreed
to the manner in which the check
was cashed.
Associate Judge Morgan c. IIar-
Ili- presided at the jury trial anC
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-03-26
Eight Ministers To
Help on Good Friday

Eight Protestant ministers of
the community will take part in
the union Good Friday three-hour
service i'm St. Marks Lutheran
church next Friday, from II O'Clock
noon until p. m.
Rev Luther Hare will officiate
as liturgist Of the service, While
seven ministers win bring mes
sages ON The Seven Words From
the Cross"
Speaking in order will be Rev.
Hugh Smiley, Methodist minister,
Aurora, W. Va; Rev. Blair Burr,
Loeb Lynn Ev. L. b. church, Mt
Lake Park; Rev. William Rogers.
Loeb Lynn Baptist church, Mt
Lake Park; Dr.. w. s. Patterson,
St. Pauls Methodist, Oakland;
Rev. Ralph Bowman, Church of the
Brethren, Eglon, W Va; Rev. For
rest Benncr, Church of the Naza-
rene, Oakland; and Rev. Donald r.
Gallon, st. Johns Lutheran, Red
House.
The thrcc-hour service will con-
cludc the series of union Lentcn
services i'm Oakland.
Holy Week Services
Holy Week services to be OBJ
served include:
Monday March 30. Rev, Forrest
Bonner at St. Paups Methodist
church; Tuesday, March 81, Rev.
Luther /. Hare, at Nazarene
church; Wednesday, April /, DR.. W.
S. Patterson, at St Marks Luth-
cram church. Services will be held
in individual churches on Holy
Thursday.
Last night at the Lutheran
church Dr. Paul Parker, pastor Of
the Deep Creek Baptist church,
spoke on The Cross and Victory
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
- G s-S .s Buildings AE Homer

Homer (P)-A fire of un- determined origin destroyed -everal of the Terminal Oil Company buildings Tuesday n ght. Civil Defense fire figeters who braved exploding Butane and oil tanks were en- dangered as they fought the blaze.
 The amount of loss was not estimated. A warehouse, office and other buildings were des- troyed.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

 HEY LOOK-for sale. Good used coil bedsprings, $1O ca. only 3 left; one double bunk with mattresses, $50; used kitchen chairs, your choice, $1; two baby cribs with mat tresses, SIP ea.; one stream lined baby cart, S12.5O; four new wood burning sheet metal camp stoves with ovens, $5.50; one used clothes hamper, $l. Leo Sears Co.,, Mission Road.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

REWARD $250 for inlorma-
 tion leading to the arrest
 and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the
 members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion pd. 11-1,53
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

FOR SALE = .38 superauto- matic with .22 conversion unit; Retlna Fl camera com pleta with lite meter. F none 448l after 6 pm. FOR SALE - Thayer high chair, blond hardwood, as new. With plastic quilted pad. Call 4464.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

Of u U yctli , StdiiNl.lo new and outstanding I9t | features
 EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY
 For details write Manager, P. o. Box POPS, Portland IA, Oregon.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

A suit for divorce has been filed by Mrs. Vivian Weaver from Charles Weaver. Mrs Weaver is the former Vivian Pagano.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
NOTIc

I will not be resaonsible fer any debts contracted in the name of the DOGHOUSE after May l5. 1853.
 Isl Joseph Raymond
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
NOTECE

Attention Drum and Bugle Corp. Special practice at l pm Sunday. Meet at school house. All are requested to be pre- sent. This is important.
 Paul Swanson, director,
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
ClASSlFtsDS

RUMMAGE - sale, Every Saturday afternoon at the Kodiak Baptist Mission be- tween 1 and 5 pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

WANTED-miscellaneous fur niture and desk. Also spinet piano and refrigerator. Call 4541.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

SLEEPING-room for rent to refined quiet man. No drin- kers. Call 2471 evenings.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
Homes for Sale
Downtown Area

Downtown Area Two bedroom house one block from shopping area. Needs some work to complete. Sell ing price, $4,800,
 Mission Road Area One bedroom partially fur nished home just outside city limits. $4,500 only will pur- chase.
 Three bedroom home with tile bath and kitchen. Hardwood floor throughout, overlooking lake. Selling price SIP, 2,500. New completely furnished two bedroom home with attached garage. Has extra large lot, SIS. 500 will handle.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23
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Kodiak mirror., 1953-05-23

WANTED-One desk, two
 end tables. Call 4O11.
, 1953-09-11
RACE WITH DEATH

Speed maniacs are reminded
hat a man has not yet made d
machine fast enough to bsat
death in q race.
, 1953-09-11

The modern bride may not
know much about the other de
tails of housekeeping, but she's
usually a canny cook.
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Sore Throat Results

Next day when was at her home
seeing Jane, VINO had developed a
high fever, asked her why she had
taken them down in that mob.
Il thought they ought to see San
ia Claus and all the toys" she said.
Il did it to give them a good time.
but l have learned my lesson. 1t
was awful. l never saw either of
them act so badly and now Jane
has this bad sore throat. l suppose
she got it down there"
Plan The Trip
Leave the little children at home
when you you do your Christmas
shopping. BY the time a yOungster
is about five you may want to take
him downtown to see the toy dis
plays and shake hands with Santa
Claus.
Plan the trip for him, don't try
to shop at the same time. Select
time well before Christmas SO
the store will not be too crowded
Go in the morning if you can. Go
to one store and go directly to the
toy department. Take off his out
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Claus. Each year to this same
Santa goes the honor of being the
first decoration placed upon the
tree; now another generation
shares in this little ritual, knowing
the story of the Santa Claus, who
now shows signs of age and whose
stufting by now has slipped a bit,
and taking delight in it with each
new Christmas
Old Stories Become New Again
1t is good, then, in these troubled
times, when changes come upon us
with unsettling rapidity, to warm
our hearts again before all of the
old traditions that accompany this
season, and the passing of a spent
year and the beginning of a new.
The carols, the tree, bullying stock
ings by the mantel, a Christmas
turkey, the mistletOe and the Cos
pei According to st. Luke all have
their stories to tell, and it is every
mans hope that they will continue
to be told as long as there are little
children to listen and to make them
shine anew IN December.