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NOTICE

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Of Buckingham County. Virginia.
hereby gives notice, OF It's insen-
ton Of recommending to the
State Highway Department that
they abandon that section Of Rt-
No. 6i6. from the Appomat.ox
County Line to Route No SOS. a
distance OF approximately SIS
miles. in compliance with Section
33-T6.8 Of the Code OF Virginia
1854.
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
Of Board OF Supervisors Of Buck
ingham County, Va. 3-ll-2t fFl
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TO THE VOTERS OF CJyRpS-
WILLIE DISTRICT OF BUCK
IEGHAM COUNTY y. Thomas
II. Catlett. hereby announce my
candidacy for the Board Of Sup
ervisors In Buckingham County
for Curdsville District. subject TO
the Democratic primary TO be
held on July IL, 1855. / am retired
from the State Highway Depart
ment and feel that l haYe the
time to properly serve the people
oi this community. Your support
viii be appreciated.
3ei8~itp
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COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN.
IA, COUNTY OF BUCKING-
HAM.

tOn MON WEALTH Or tIkSfN-
IA. COUNTY or BUCKINC-
HAM:
Court ofthe County of Buck
ingham. on the 18th day Of
March 1858
Virginia i'm the Circuit Court of
Buckingham County:
Stale Highway Commissioner Of
Virginia ......,.... Complainant
vs. Condemnation
Thomas Samuel Wade
Giles Gibson
Mariory Gibson Harris }
Martha Gibson Davenport }
Defendants
To Thomas Samuel Wade. Giles
Chiffon, Marjory Gibson Harris
and Martha Gibson Davenport
You are herby notified that
the State Highway Commissioner
of Virginia will. on the l2th day
of April, 1855. at 10 O'Clock A. M.
or as soon thereafter as the same
may be heard. move and petition
tne Judge OF the Circuit Court Of
Buckingham County. Virginia at
Buckingham. Virginia. for the APP
pointment Of Commissioners to
ascertain what will be a just
compensation for certain lands
belonging TO you. which the State
Highway Commissioner OF Virgin
- nronoses 10 condemn for the
State Highway Route No $50
Project No I3l4-05 as Is shown
by plat and blueprint attached To
petition this day filed in the above
styled cause, and TO award dam
ages. If any, resulting to the ad-
jacent or other property Of The
owners, or to the property OF any
other person. beyond the peculiar
benefits that will accrue to such
property respectively. from the
construction and location of said
/ State Highway. The ownership
location and description Of the
/ land and property which IS pro-
| posed 10 be condemned and the
I particular nature Of the conStrtic-
/ ton and location Of said propoS-
; ed Highway will fully appear by
reference 10 the petition and ex-
hibits fled in this cause with the
/ Clerk Of said Court the llth
day Of March, 1855
4 ]. Al ANDERSON. State Highway
Commissioner Of Virginia
By JOHN B. BOATWRIGHT
/ Agent and Attorney
Buckingham Va
A Copy--TeSte.
JOHN c. SPENCER, Clerk 1872
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TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBER
LAND COUNTY, hereby an
nounce my candidacy for re-elec-
ton 10 the Office of Treasurer Of
Cumberlnd County, Virginia. sub
ject 10 the Democratic Primary
on July IL. 1855. Your vote and
support will be appreciated -
MARION f. BI.ANTON. 3-4-4tF1
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FOR SALE


JUST ARRIVED WILLIAMSBURG
alfalfa - SO purity $50 gerrnin-
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3-18-ap
~ -
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posts and fenee stakes n r Pat
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--~4-
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Friday Let US have your order.
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SAVE MONEY on your auto parts
new and used Fafmville Iron
II Metal Co. 3-ls-ip
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~ IiRlluS dupoalG, raul HuDplrQ
Matthew Hubbard. Fannie Hub
bard. Lettitia Hubbard. Mamie
Hubbard, Temple Hubbard and
Mary Hubbard, Il living. and If
deceased their unknown heirs. de-
visees and assigns and
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
You are hereby notified that d
tract of land located In Macon
District. Powhtan County. Virgin
Ia. described as 30 acres. more or
less. in the name OF Mary Hub
bard eci and children. adjoining
Heath on Route No -. was sold
OH the 10th day Of December
1881 for delinquent taxes. levIes.
interests and costs, TO the County
Of Powilatan. and the Common
wealth OF Virginia. for the year
1919. and applications for the
purchase thereof having been filed
III this office. and it appearing
from the records in this Office that
YOU are. or may be interested in
SAID land. you are, therefore noti-
fed TO appear within four months
from the date Of this notice and
do what may be necessary to pro-
tect your interest.
A copy-Teste:
JAMES A. TTIMAN. III Clerk
ROBERT RANDOLPH JONES
Attorney at Law.
703 Mutual Building.
Richmond 10. Virginia l4-4t
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Get the best for floors and
walls. First quality moterioIs
Unstable d by professional
mechanics. Floor q n d n 9.
Plastic cnd ceronic tiles. All
kinds Of floor coverings.
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VIRGINIA.

In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County. February IS.
1855
George BENJAMIN Hamlin
Complainant
vs.. In Chancery
Mabel Cason Eamlin :. Defendant
Order OF Publication
The object or this suit is 10 OBJ
tain for the Complainant from
the defendant a divorce from the
bond Of matrir1ony on the ground
Of w1lful deserfion for period Of
more than "a year
An affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Ma
bel Cason Haifalin, Is not a resi-
dent Of the State Of Virginia. it
is ordered that she do appear
within ten days after due publica-
ton Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect her
Interest in this, suit.
HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
ANNIE MORTNG FAILWELIl,
D. q. 3-4-4t
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Order of Publication

Defendants
Order of Publication
The object Of this suit Is TO en-
force a tax lien Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia and the Coun-
! ty OF Prince Edward in the
amount Of 5000. together with
| interest. penalties and cost on a
/ certain tract or parcel Of land
| standing in the name Of u. },
I Thompson. and described as FOL
lows.
All Of that parcel Of land IN
Hanpden District, Prince Edward
County. Virginia. near Briery
Station. containing 5 acres. more
or less. and being the same pro-
perty conveyed D. j. Thompson
by deed dated September 81,
1916. from Il. O. Whiteside. ct
ais: recorded in Deed Book "a
page 2e6: also adjoining parcel
of land containing 72il0o acres
being the same property convey
ed d j. Thompson by deed dated
June 8. 1917. from e, o White
side. ct ais. which is recorded II
the Clerks Office. Prince Edward
County. Virginia IN Deed BooF
IS page 322.
An affidavit having been MADE
and filed. according 10 Law stat
ing that the defendant ID ]
Thompson. If living. is not
resident of the State Of Virginia
and his last post Office address i
! unknown: and that the name
: and post Office addresses OF n
widow. devisees and successors Il
! title. If any such. are unknown
1t Is ordered that the said d. j
i Thompson, If living. and such Un
} known Parties do appear With
. ten days after due publication Q
/ this order and do what may b
I necessary to protect their inter
t est in this suit.
" Teste.
: HORACE ADAMS. Clerk
S w. P. Hay. p. q. 2-25-A
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VIRGINIA

In the Circuit Court of the t'eun-
~ Of powhstan. February Is
1855
In re Application of J r
crumpt Jr, To purchase 80
acres Of land. more or less.
located in Macon District.
Powhatan County. Virginia
1e}. Ia the name OF Mary
Hubbard and children.
Order OF Publication
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TO THE VOTERS OF CUMBERr
LAND COUNTY: I hereby an
nounce my candidacy for sheriff
Of Cumberland county subject to
the Democratic Primary. July IL.
1866. If elected I will give my
entire time TO the duties of the
Office and will serve the people
of the county to the best OF my
ability. I earnestly solicit your
support. Lloyd Vance Key, Car
tersville, Va. 3-i1-4tfF)
NOTICE Is hereby given that The
Board of Supervisors of Cumbcr-
land County. pursuant TO Title
8. Chapter 80. Article 4. Section
1890 of the 1856 Code Of Virgin
Ia. authorizing Board of Superyis-
ors TO declare the boundary line
OF each lot or tract of land Or any
stream in such county 10 a law
full fence as to any horse. mule,
cattle. hogs, sheep or goats, does
hereby propose TO adopt the fol-
lowing local fence law al their
regular meeting to be held in the
Clerks Office at Cumberland on
Friday, May 6. 1865. at 1000
o'clock A. M.
The Board OF Supervisors of
Cumberland County do hereby
declare that the boundary line q
each lot or tract Of land or any
stream in the County of Cumber-
land shall be- lawful fesace to
any horse, mule. cattle. hogs,
sheep OF goats"
CUMBERLAND BOARDS OF
SUPERVISORS
BY r. H BLANTON. Clerk
a~i1-4t
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of Prince
Edward County, February lG
1855
Commonwealth Of Virginia, and
County OF Prince Edward
Compliments
VS.. In Chancery
p. J Thompson. if living, or u
he be dead. the heirs. devisees
and successors in title Of d. ].
Thompson. whose last known
address was Prince Edward
County, Virginia. who are made
defendants by general desci1p-
ton Of Parties Unknown.
Paul Il Thompson and
Mrs. NJ p. Burnette.
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HSsu ONLY NIleE CAsT ac~
companies order.
Dispioy Classified
Advertising
Sc per inch
FOR SALE
- 90 -~- ~ = ~----- -e--
NEW BRICK HOME bed
rooms. two baths, living room
dining room. kitchen. On Fourth
Avenue extended. Call $50 or l54.
8-27-tf
49, ~~-~ 80 - --e----- -----e~
DWELLING room house on
Farke avenue. years old See
l.. II Andrews. Farmyille Mfg
Co. Farmyille. 2~4~tf
MAINE GROWN certified Seed
potatoes. Our prices Will not ba
beat. Cralle'a Store. 3-4~gp
-~~ ~~~-a-~~
INSURANCE: capitalization, ac-
cident. disability. polio policies
Annie v. Putney. Phone 468
3-s-stp
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HAY FOR SALE, lespedeza, al
falfa and clover. BoatWriRht's
Orchard. Rt. IS. Buckingham
County phone Dillwyn lsF02i
3-ll~ ct
SIX CAN MILK COOLER, Milk-
ing machine in rood condition
Home Comfort wrought iron coal
or wood stove. F.. d. McCTaW.
Farmyllle. 3+l5-2p
--~--~~-~~~.~- $500 -.-t-~--
1000 ACRES along shore line Of
beautiful Bugs Island Lake
Choice cottage and home sites
close to waters edge. 81 900 acres
Of water. wonderful fishing and
boating Sold by acres Or lots w /
Hundley. Boydton. Va. 3-l5-l0p /
=
JUST ARRIVED Ftnak's hybrid |
seed corn, G~70a, G~a9. G~l34. /
ON 0-9l Plant Funk's FOR
bigger yields and better corn /
Sill 80 bushel j II Whitfield Co /
3t8-lp
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HAY -soybehn. tlespedeza and
mixed hay. SO w b CLARK. NeW
Canton. Va 3~l5-bp
PAINT OUTSIDE titanlum lead
and oil. Guaranteed not to peel,
1896 value. special factory price
s2,25 gal Free sample Show
White Paint Co. Toledo. Ohio.
3-4-I0t pa
49, ~-~---
SEED hybrid corn US 357A. US
2e2A. Woods .V-50 and STA
Woods V-l2W, Large flat kerr
nek. See US for your needs J II
Whitfield Co. 3~lS~ip
STOVE WOOD ~ dried kindiine
blocks, oak slabs Buffalo Shock
Co. Parmville. Phone AZ,
li-12-f-F
WHY WORRY about troublesome
skin infection. Try V-J-o Grays
Drugs. e l2-2l-5lp fFl
~-~4--~9-- % -.---~ -~-~ 49,
SEWING MACHINES~~One used
ereadle Singer sewing machine
$3.50 cash. Other good used
machines to alect from. Singer
Sewing Center, Main street
Farmville 3-i6~sI
ENGLISH BOx~-l2 to l6 inches
tall. Call Mrs. r. r Brumiield.
Faimvllie 5@gR SLIP r ,
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SEED Korean iespede1a. tested
s24 90 per 100 lbs Harold Z. Var
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$780, termination, , dodder per
ounce. sa5 90 per hundred J II
Whitfield CD. 3-l8-ip
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LESPFDE2A Seed, rceieaned. IL
IT.. Cunningham. Rt ?. pampln,
Va. 3-ls~1tp
~-~~~~-s-~-~~~-~~--
!, HAY mixed, good quality. Orch
ard and ladino clover. 400 bales
J II Gillian. Te3 FIRST Avenue
phone 344 or 2o38M. Farmv.ile
3-la- Tip iFf
Z VALUABLE STORE 49, stock and
I fixtures. as complete unit. Cali
Z Mrs Yancey. Farmville sieM
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1851 NASH

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LEGAL NOTICES

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN

{ COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGIN
IA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of the County OF
buckingham on the 18th day Of
February. 1855
County Of Buckingham. Plaintiff
against
The Heirs al Law of c T Apper-
SON Jr., deceased. whose
names and residences are I'M
known ...@-...o.-...- Defendants
Order Of Publication
The object Of this suit is TO. sell
certain real estate in Francisco
District Of Buckingham County
Virginia. containing seyenty-six
f76i acres. more or less. on the
old Stage Road of which c 7.
Apperson. Sr.. died seized. for
the payment Of delinquent taxes
and levies thereon.
And an affidavit having beer
made and filed that the defend
ants the Helrt At law Of c T
Apperson. Jr.. whose names and
residences are unknown. are not
residents Of the State Of Virginia.
it Is ordered that they do appear
there within ten days after due
publication hereof. and do what
may be Necessary TO protect their
interest in this, suit
A Copy-Teste;
JOHN c. SPENCER. Clerk
J 3. BoATHIGHT. p q
Ruckinpham 9oE.4t
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
D. c. PRODUCE

Quotations supplied by the United
states Agriculture Department ant
cover sales to $50 an. on less thar
carload lots rru,t,
Apples--Pa. Rambo. bu. bkt,, q. 8, l,
ga inches up 3.0Q-3.25; ts-bu: box
%shs: S GEa%sn sp 5S Boxes
u, s. fancy. 64-l2bs $50, U. 8.
2A-inch min. 2.75-3,0O, 2h inches
upB ssnanas---4o-lb. ctns. cut 4.O0-4. SO,
Biueberries--N, j, l2-pt. fats. Guilt.
waited, film wrapped. per pt. medium
large 25-30c, few hisher.. ca. a.. -.
a7s H mostly Zoo as. co.4 80 As 9. So
LOO; Maryland Blu bskt. fair condition
Sd ss: osiS 49, sS'' t.% .eo as I. and
4. 60-b, 90. fair Quality ,3.75-4.2b -
orangss-a ,ca valeaciss, b boxes l7e rs
8. 90: Fla. 1.6s 5.0O.5. so. 1905 6,e0-6; SO
45-65s $50; y. H Hsles 4 Rio Csc
Gems, s4-lb; luss. 4S,65s so; Mary
Is. s51sbo: n. j. EibertaI 3 blu. 6skt.,
u baa- iPSs sRt MN g "? s iSeSsa
IU. S. !, eis inches up 800.
MISUNDERSTANDING. N. c. and
Va, Charleston Greys and Congos, per
melon, few sales all sizes 40-50c;
Beans tsnapl:, Blu bskt and hprs
! 100; Tendergreen NC. 375.
Cabbaee---1ss bu crt, Domestic Round
NJ. i,50-l rs. few best 200: Pa IA
fair quality l.5o: ,bo,lb sacks: NJ. SINAI nal
size l,a5' Red is bu crts. MY LOO
t9Sarrots--callf lib aim bags, CRIT!
460r47b. etns as 2,25-2 30. son
sSckA 2.50-2,15: Ohio l6-ot bskt l.25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Aug. II 1F1.--Little mill
buying lifted wheat on the Board o.
Trade today while hot, dry weather
gave support to corn. Other srains sol
"O The buying By mills In wheat re-
Injected some overnight hour business
At MINNEAPOLIS, where Prices Prizes. w wsTs
wheat near the end Of the first hour
was "a TO u higher. september ~ s5ts,
s9rn sneh aa.s 70 lowe elsn to Siahsr
septeniber 5Bss: rye " lower to y
higher. September 95s;. soybeans IN
changed TO Va higher. September $2.2Vss
and 1 SSuads iUMeT g
In addition to the mill buying brokers
tthought wheat got some support from
ltraders who believe wheat normally Is
/ August 30. These traders contend the
price pattern is up during the fall ano
"iP Francis l. pu Pont 4 Co. said, I'm Is
ale 9, the Cash aS hard s winter Wheat Price was
lowest during June, July or AUGUST
while the highest was in the mid-winter
months in 10 Of the last 10 years;
We feel :, that ,ss.,s wheat is good property
Harris, Upham a. Co., while admittins
this normally is good buying time,
said, with every Indication TINS yea
! pointing to an oversupply OF free wheat,
4 we doubt whether rallies can have the
4 potency Of previous seasons;
Hot, dry weather In the MidWesl
Has.y s9pPGrt ds q eG ST. up mS o
iaggressive demand. possibly because o.
I the recent experiences, Of weather buyers
They took sad licking when rains die
The Agriculture Department author.
lized purchase ALLEGATIONS to Greece FOL
! So. 462 900 worth Of corn and oats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
'AT&T Fixes
Terms of Big
New Issue

NEW YORK, Aug. II R.-
Directors of American Telephone
81 Telegraph Co. today fixed
terms for its new issue Of up to
$685. million in convertible de-
bentures.
The new issue Of 12-year 81
convertible debentures will be
Offered for subscription at the
face amount to shareholders Of
record August Is in the ratio Of
$500 of debentures to each eight
shares of stock.
1 The debentures, to be dated
October Is. 1855, will be con.
Ivertible into common stock be.
Digging December Is. 1855, al
I$l48 q share, payable by sur
render Of 500 of debentufes and
payment of $48 in cash.
I AT&T also declared its regular
Quarterly dividend of $225 q
share. payable October 10 IL
holders OF record Sept. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
|Kimber|y-CIark
Voted

migration Of Kimberly Clark
Corp. and international Cellu-
cotton Products Co. received final
approved yesterday at the annual
meeting Of Kimber-
~ Clark. The corporation win
acquire the assets Of Interna-
Itional Cellucotton Products on or
prior to October 81. in exchange
for Kimberly Clark common
stock. international Cellucotton
stockholders previously approved
the plan.
Today's approval Of the in
Itegration exceeded 80 per cent
of common stock represented and
stockholders also learned that
Kimberly Clark earnings for the
current quarter were substan-
TALLY ahead of 1854. John r
Kimberly. president and chair
man of the board. said that sales
for the three months ended july
81 totaled $44.240.159, up nine
Iper cent from 1854. Earnings
on common stock were up 16
Iper cent. from q 3-month total
Of $2,959. 604 in 1854 to $3,435,-
1913 for the current quarter ended
July 81.
All directors were reelected
and A. G. Sharp. sales vice presi-
dent. was newly elected to the
board of directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
Stocks Lower
In St-S1 Range;
Trading Slack

NEW YORK. Aug. II R.-
The stock market sagged today
in the early afternoon.
There were many individual
and group points Of strength.
Losses went to between / and
Q points, and there were gains Of
equal size in the list.
Trading was slow.
Here is the way the list looked
Coppers higher (the price OF
copper was raised to 40 cents a
pound from 36). railroads higher,
|steels steady, motors unchanged
to lower. aircrafts mostly un-
changed to higher, radio
Itelevisions steady. utilities lower
chemicals. unchanged to lower
oils, unchanged to lower, and
Iairlines mixed.
United States Hoffman raised
Its dividend payment to SO cents
from 80 cents to put the stock
on a 50 annual basis. The stock
was higher Immediately before
the announcement and then sold
Iof. A block Of 5000 shares went
lat IS UP ".
Foremost Diaries. newly listed
yesterday and first traded at "a
opened on 1000 shares up V
from yesterdays close at 23la.
The corporate bond market
was mixed. Government issues
over the counter were lower.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-17
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Wholesale Food Index, based
on the cost of a pound each OF
81 foods in general use, this week
declined to 1923 from 1924 last
week and compared with $7.07
in the like week a year ago.
Dun g. Bradstreet.
Electric Power Production in
the week ended August IL to-
tailed 10.729. 100000 kilowat
hours compared with 1885,
l000, 900 in the previous week and
was 1897 above the like week
a year ago.-Edison Electric In
stitute.
Anaconda Co. raised the price
of copper from SO cents a pound
to 40 cents. Other producers
did not follow suit Immediately,
but it was generally believed in
the trade that the Accent price
would become uniform.
Union Carbide e. Carbon Corp.
announced it will build a Al
story $40 million home Office on
Park avenue close to Grand Gen.
trial Terminal.
Montgomery Ward g. Co. an
nounced it is mailing its annual
fall sale book with price cuts
averaging 1917 from the general
fall catalogue.
Kimberly Clark Corp. In 8
months ended July 81 earned
So, 1888 or rs cents q share
VS.. $2,959, 604 or Sc cents in 1854
period.
General Aniline g. Film in 6
months ended June 80 earned
$l,744,0 900 or salt a share VS..
$632.000 or 10 cents in 1854
period.
United Utilities. Inc, in 6
months ended June 80 earned
81 ,314,306 or SO cents a share VS..
81 ,095 1856 or 85 cents in 1854
period.
Universal Cyclops Steel in 6
months ended June 80 earned
Isl .287,543 or $3.50 a share VS..
$904,543 or $1.89 in 1854 period,
Pet Milk Co. in 6 months ended
June 80 earned $751, 1868 or $1.28
q share VS.. $1.440,769 or 1888
in 1854 period.
Van Raalte Co. in 6 months
ended June 80 earned $706,4 22
or $1.44 a share VS.. $577, 545 or
$1.19 in 1854 period.
Bachmann Uxbridge W0rsted
lin 8 months ended July 2 earned
$147.376 VS.. a loss of $l,433.9S7
IN 1854 period.