davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-01-27
- ssll p
Toys

fth Floor, Washington Only
i--s9.s5 Table Set, 7-pc. ! chair
missing ---------s,--- A1.sv
l--s4s5 Table Sci, s-pc. SCARED.
I--ss.ss Imported as~ Bicyeie.
scarred - ls.s9
l--sl.ss Dump Truck. SCARED,
1883
I-lo.ss Toy CHEST charcoal
grey, soiled --@---4- i. $50
lass Toy Chest, maple fin
ish A---4.S $50
a--sss Don siroIiers soiled. 4.ss
1-f1.ss shoo-F7ya soiled, SIS
l--z7.ss Sidewalk ~ Bike,
iiS i-Is.ss sidsvslE 10. ]. Biss. sIiss
scaxred $1,000 $50
l--li.sS Don Card grey, soiled.
lass Dsn Cars srsy, soiIsd,
NasasserW Furniture
stA FToor. Wsshington Only
sls.ss sterkiine Crihs. double
drop sides, white enamel finish,
SCARED - z9.e6
e-2s.95 Youth Feds, maple fin
ish. SCARED 1850
I--es95 Chifferebe, white en-
amel finish, SCARED 4199
24s.ss Chifferubcz, white or
green enamel finish SCARED.
HsasS sicrkiine Carriages.
green, Scared - x218
1-1sss Welsh Boodle Duggy.
blue. soiled -. -. s---@s.e8
1-lI.e5 streIfers, soiled So
A-I4ss Fiay yards scarred,
a.99
I-ssss stroliex. hius solisd.
1855 !
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Notions
Street Floor. Washington
store Cnly

Street Floor. Washington
Store Only
5o--1.oo Plastic Blankef Baes,
hold 2 blankets l9c
25--z.95 Dress-Iength Plastic
Garment Bass. stripe on white
background .a III. I.SD
2--1.oo mug Cleaner. half-gal.
size sec
le-i.2s Long Handle Brush. to
be used with rug cleaner or
other household ases go
2s-I.ee Shoe shine Boxes with
s-z.ae Rng Cieaner. sal. size.
l.2s
Io--i.oe Sets 4 8 Metal skirt
Racks set eec
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Refter Dresses

md Floor, Washington Only
3 HIissss' ss.ss Cscktall Dresses.
assorted colors broken sises
81 1o.o0
Women's 21.ss 10 as.eo BETTER
Dresses i4sk 70 22ss s----Ilss
II Misses 1e.ss One-Piece
Eatinique Coat Dresses with
beaded collars pastels. 10 b ID.
1i.se
Evening star., 1955-01-27
GirIs' Wear
eth Floor, Washington;
2nd Floor. Arlington

ZHd Ft00rs ATtJ1gt0n
2o-4.s9 and $50 Cotton Dresses.
prints and solids 2.68
l2--4.99 SIipon Sweaters 2.99
lo-2s.ss An Wool Winter Coats,
1900
15--1O.9e Winter Weight Upper
Front Jackets $50
20--2.93 veIveteen Or Felt
Winter Hats 1.69
25-I.s9 to 2.ss Fine Quality
Cotton Slips L6s
Evening star., 1955-01-27
COrsefs

End Floor. Washington oaly
l5-is.5o Famous Make Inner
Belt CorseIettes, pink. large
sizes -. 1885
25-3.95 Famous Make PuIl- ON
Girdles and Panty GirdIes.
White, s, M, 4 2.95
l0--I6.5O Famous Make GirdIes,
pink ---.----~-s -% 1889
5O--l.50 to IT'S Famous Make
Bandeaux LIS to 1.29
25-3.50 All Elastic Corsettes,
white, 80 to Sc. A and B cups.
LIS
1850 Discontinued style on
the-s Shoulder Bras, broken sizes.
2.39
Evening star., 1955-01-27
SiIa,e1.
Street Floor. Washington
Store Only

0ITeeI EtOU1s WWSHtItUeVB
Store Only
s-S9.5o siIverpiated FIatware
Sets A pcs, chest extra 1888
122.ss sllverplated GpbIets,
en-. 1.s9s
2D--I0O AlnminuEn Bowls 90
ao--l.oo Aluminium BreAd.
Trays --.. 80 - 11c
50 pcs. l.oo aNarcissuss Pattern
Silserpinted Elatware, includes
dessert spoons, butter knives.
oyster forks e. zoe
g-1l.ss Trays. / wen and tree
plattsr. serving tray kse9
l-47.so sllverplated Genes ST.
f-pc.. slightly scratched z1.lo
ssias fe% ~. tas
EisfGIsstss Wear
xth Floor Warrington Only
/ Boys 1855 Four-Pc. snlis
with long pants, jacket and
vest. sizes Z and . TO
5 Boys i2.ss Thrss-Pc. Cordn-
roy suits. Hat, oyefalIs and
jackets, sizes 2 and . go
80 Imported Wool saeque SETS.
pastels Z 4---- 49, 10
GirIs 10 Whlis Banny Fnr
Aseots LOO
go Beacon Cloih Crib Blan-
kefs, 36xs0, blue and mint. 1eg
7g5 Pastel Cetion neceiyins
Hianketg -4 80
LIS Handmade Hibs with lace
and ainbruldefy trims 7Sc
So ana I.oo Waierprocl Remtk
u ~ - e- :. j I. - Stc
1.79 ana fg9 Ea1qaes. embfni-
dery and ribbon trim 1.ee
is Corduroy nonneis for tod
der Girls. dafk cui0sn eee
- ana 80 Cettsn Dresses
= % e----------------
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Junior. Wear
BO,gs. w WesIa.

OUYO w O01h
Second Floor Washington; Street Floor, arlington
8.o9-995 Lined ccmpus coots
Entire stock Of loo96 reproeesed wool melton s
white piping On sleeves Il Blue maroon. green 0sy0
or block Il group. Royon quilted lining with
1905 repccessed wool interiinino Sizes $40.
l.oo to z.oo Cotton Sport Shirts
~ ~ s Ky. ns s ,asrso :ss Fs ssss Ses J, eoas eosn
fonnels IN eolor potterns Woshcble and COLOR ns0
fost. Broken sizes. - ..o
$50 to z.e5 Winter Caps
Plain ond eannuH styles n soIld o soo ond toney Y7e
Broken sizes.
3.o9 Lined Blue Denim Dunsorees
Fully lined viii, cotton flonnel for extra wornth.
sonforized q % resduoI shrinkooe, for per- a Q0
monent ft. Size l6 Only ue00
2nd Floor--W arlington Only
il. 1926 Ysor Round Suits
group ot fdmous makes One and two Of - MM
kind Solid eo'on ord fancy po'tsrns Sizes u3ee0
e - 8. Yss s,.s ;..:ss .s sss .ss ss
7z-2.ss Doubs-Knse Jeans, SIZE only - i.4s
z0-599 Corduroy Jackets sizes s. II the group s's
esSS cesson Gabafdine Jaekes cotton onne lnino z 81
57ss Western Cowboy Tvi JssLsts. sizes s. $50
ass SiIs ssis csss sssa. s size
2sz9e Dress Shiss soied Of nussed broken sizes
q !. 4s9-s.ss D.s.. sIasts. sizes 81 ;!s
ID iz.sy lsas Poas suits, sizes 4,
Street Floor Arlington Only
so-ass $50 spor shis long sleeves broken sizes I9s
l1-69s Corduroy Robes, sizes s, 2Ss
3s-2.9s cosson Flannel Paiamos broken sizes l.79
szss5 Year 'Resnd suits, and ct kind Sizes
a-sss c.si.a csssrdins JssLs onnsi-Ined size g 40
1850 Corduroy Jsekess. broken sizes -------s.ss
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Fssrisif,sre

eth Floor, Washington Only
I-4s.s5 Glass door Bookcase.
hardwood, maple finish, 3 ad-
Unstable shelves PAT
1-1s.ss wan Shell. Regency
style, mahog. finish 6.s7
s3s.s5 Massive Corner Table.
modern lined oak 1885
I-l0s.ss Buffet, modern sea-
foam mahogany. DUPONT finish.
fitted silver drawer 57.Ss
2zss.ss Living Room Suites.
channels back Lawson stvie. red
or green wool frieze. 2 riece.
1895
3d9 rs I,ounRe Chairs. Pfoviil-
cial style. tanestrv upholsierv
grew. button-tiifted 1898
I-eI.ss Unfinished Raam nj
wider. clear pine, 46x40s. Hnnr
sample 11.a8
lass Unfinished Pier Book
case, kiin-dried pine, 30x47@.
1-s.s5 Unfinished Step Book
case, kiln-dried knotty pine.
6.97
+ 3--1s.sS Unfinished Student
Desk. modern, 5 side drawers.
disc. style, clear pine ll.S8
1-I2.95 Unfinished Corner Pier
Cabinet, pine, 9 shelves, s7y tan.
floor sample 1.99
1-109.95 Lawson Lounge Chair,
buttoned high back, grey wool
frieze 1888
l--ls9.95 Dinette Set, 5-pc. Dun-
can Phyfe style. mahog. veneers,
extension table, Leaf, green
seats, as Is 69.9J
I--79.9S Wrousht Iron Dinette,
5-pc. foam rubber seats. lime
upfolsterv. rinarred 1895
e-24.s5 Plastic Arm Chairs,
blond hardwood legs, trim,
Vlnyi IN RTeen, grey OF Icu.
1889
Ass Serving Cart. Q formica
shelves, black metal frame,
marred 22.SS
Junior Wear
2,td Floor. washington and
Arlington
s.ss to l4.ss One and Two-pc.
RAy0ns S.UV
1O--7.98 Stripe Rayon Taffeta
grey. broken sizes Lob
Skirts i. q A.VO
iO-22.Ss wool and Rayon
Dresses 1900
10--l7.ss 70 ss.oo Long and
Short Formals ------s--- 800
Evening star., 1955-01-27
800 10 5,se
SMART BLoUSEs
2.2o

Cottons, rayons and n.y.
Ions. Tailored and dressy
styles. short, long and
three-quarter sleeves.
smart necklines. Some
one-of-a-kinds. White
and colors. Broken sizes.
Street Floor. Wasl,ia0ton
and Arlington
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Sn0rfsaceaf
2nd Floor, Washington;
Street ELnnr A rlia1 nfnal

NAstf = tAl01 ita " lsoftAteTtVfsp
Street Floor, Arlington
s.ss Stripe Corduroy Jackets.
4.l9
4.S9 to ass sweaters, assorted
styles, broken sizes 20
S0-15.gS Cashmere Sweaters,
slipons, assorted colors, broken
sizes 600
13--19.9S Cashmere Sweaters.
cardigaris. assorted colors,
broken sizes -----4-s@ 1900
e.9S Jumpers, assorted fabrics.
styles and colors, broken sizes.
500
25.0O Wool Chenille Knit sults,
assorted styles. solid colors,
broken sizes 10 to 18------14.6S
Evening star., 1955-01-27
LeafIter Goods

Street Floor, Washington Only
3-10.95 to 1900 Graphite Gray
Calfskin Baes 7.)5s
3 Women's 1890 and i7.5e Fitted
Leather Cosmetic Bags 10.00s
I5-l.0o Rayoik siIk and Faille
Coslnefic Bars 59cs
rs Women's LOO Belts 20
4--7.95 to 1885 Suede and
BrOadcloth Bags S.s0s
75-1.Oo Miniature Manicure
Kits 09cs
50--2.5o Clutch Bags. velvets
and failles, solids and plaids,
l19s
$500 Leather Bags 2.00s
8 Comb and Brush Combina-
bAumb 49, ----- = 49, II - fIsU
spiHs I9& tar
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Gl0pee
Strset Floor. Washington
and Arlington

ana AItii'gtoh
% pss. 500 washable Leather
Gloves white, beige. navy. black.
broken sines 2Se
1eo prs LEO and 400 Double
Woven Fabric Gloves, white.
black. brown and colors. broken
sizes ----is : - s,--.- .s-.-s-- -ss.s 30
10 prs. 1.oe % &.se Denhle
Woven Cotton Gloves. white,
hlack grsy. broken sizss- --i.5e
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Bg GesUgms'
Street Floor. Washington,
Store OniV

Store Only
ls--s.ss Mattress PADS, floral
design on white background,
54x1oy Double sire, soiied, l.Do
e-l29s RaySn Satin Comforts,
sOfIed e.eg
2l--ees u el.Ds BLANKETS. III
labeled with fiber content,
soiled - to 1852
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Kssit UsssIies

street Floor. Warrington OMiH
ss--seo Acetate Tricot Gowrsy
broken sizes and colors I.ee
zs-s.95 - Sos Famgus Mako
Nyiou Tricot sips 3.D5
lt-s.ns Nylon Tricot slipz sire
~ y, !. J : Z. : - = -1 staIB
Ellie NyIon Tricst Driefs.
white sizes 5 and 9 only ~
Evening star., 1955-01-27

2nd Floor. Washington Only
I5-7.ss Fiber Glass Button-in
Interlinings, misses and stouts.
grey, brown, wine 3.86
lO--l9.9s to 22.e8 Raincoats,
checks and solids, broken sizes,
500
$500 Rayon Suits in navy
and white stripes. misses sizes.
500
6l5.o0 Velour Toppers, cardi-
gan style, 36-in. length. rose
wood only. misses sizes $500
S9.9S Wool Topper trimmed with
Mouton Dyed Processed Lamb,
natural, size is 1890
2-6s.9S Wool Tweed Box Suits,
Women's sizes 3. $500.
2-55.oO Fitted Tweed Suits,
wcmeri,s sizes 40.0O
Evening star., 1955-01-27
CKi1,a

3rd Floor. Washington
store Only
1e-i.ae italian Hen nna Roosies
EeIt and Pepper gefs fyoo
ie-le1 Knzrof<eI So Dtne-
rated Cigarette Sets LOO
IL pr& 1ts eaiad FORK ana
Spoen Sete ~ tsoQ
e-SSs Black Irca Fruit snd
nrea1 Trays ----------Ass
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Lingerie
;2isd Floor, Washington;
Cf~oak E7nas. A~IS..,ka,

2f5d Floor, Washington
Street Floor, Arlington
15-1O.s5 Nylon Tricot slips,
broken sizes SAT
10-1.S9 FIannelette Gowns,
broken sizes LAT
252.99 Cotton ChaIlis Gowns,
broken sizes ---. 1.99
$3.50 Rayon Challis Print
Gowns, broken sizes .--- 500
2S-l0.9S Nylon Tricot Waltz
Length Gowns, broken sizes,
5.z7
1sS.9o Gotten ChaIIis Gowns,
assorted prints. broken sizes,
2.99
Io-s.ss Cotton ChalIis Pajarnas,
broken sizes .--------2.99
FAIRS
md Floor. WdshiaCtoH Only
$3.50 dyed Kolinslgy 4-Skin
Scarf Y .i, ----.-- $500
$500 Dyed NIusl<rat Flank Cape-
lets ------S- - $500
1850 Red Fur Lined Coat. size
70 ---------------. 66.00
144.0o Beige Dyed Muskrat
Flank Cape 77.0o
5000 Dyed American Marten,
4-skin Scarf I44.Oo
$500 Dyed Fur Seal Coat, size
~ ------------------ E51.VU
spiHs I06 tar
Fur products labeled TO shotp country
OF OffQin Of ffsnorked fnfa.
Evening star., 1955-01-27
Hand es.clsiefs

Street Floor, washington
and arlington
200 Boxes Mems I'D initiated
Linen HandkerehiefA broken
assortment. BOX Of 3. 79c
soe Women's SOC Imported Swiss
handkerchief, dainty embroid-
cry trims --------------- isc
$50 Mems 2oc Linen Handler
chiefs, aemstitched hems. i9c
Evening star., 1955-01-27
NegJjgees
End Floor, Washington
and Arlta0t0n

25-s.99 One-Pc. Leopard Print
FlanneIette Jumpi1s, Upper
front, misses broken sizes, zoo
10--17.99 Three-Rc. Quilted
Rayon Lounging Pajarlfas,
misses broken sizes I0.9s
Evening star., 1955-01-27
300 FASHION
HANDBAGS
1.60
slss IeNl ias

Popular top handle, un-
deraxn and shoulder bags
Ia plastic, rayon faille and
velvet. Many one-of-a-
kind styles. Black and
colors.
Street Floor. Washington
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

wages paid to every farm work
er to whom the employer paws
$500 or more cash wages during
the year 1865. The taxes e per
cent employer tax and 2 percent
employee taxi apply only to cash
wages paid to covered farm
workers.
Every farm employer who
owes these taxes must file a re-
turn on Form 943, and pay the
taxes, on or before January 81,
1856. Farm employers should file
their returns on time in order
to avoid the penalty which may
be charged for late filing.
Any employer of covered farm
who has not already reg
istered with the District Directors
should do SO at once.
The registration Form S-4 can
be obtained from any Internal
Revenue or Social Security office.
The district director will mail the
necessary return forms and in
'tructions to all registered en-
)loyeds.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

will be Joined by Mr.. and Mrs
W. L. Matt for a trip through
Yellowstone park.
July Is, 1921
= i =
Ruth Redding returned Satur-
day from a visit with Harriet
Nelson at the Day ranch.
July %. 1921
a boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Rounce Monday, July
10. We extend hearty congratu-
Iatlons to the proud parents.
July %, 1921
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

Danny O'Neill, a native of Hi
county, rancher and Businessman
last week filed for nomination or
the democratic ticket for governo,
OF Montana. In a statement to The
press, Danny said, Il am con
vlnced that the state Of Montana
needs a governor who has had q
combination Of business, agricul-
tural and governmental admin
StratIve experience, one WAC has
risen through the ranks Of labor
and knows their needs and prob
lens"
OfNeill, owner of the Havre
Livestock Commission Co., ranch
ing interests and other business
interests in Northern Montana. is
widely acquainted throughout the
state and the Western United
States. He has just completed
serving as president of the Ma
tIonal Auction Market associa-
ton, after serving two terms as
president of the Montana Auc-
ton Market association. His lead
ership and administration Of the
Montana association gave him ma
tional recognition, and he was
rewarded by being elected to
preside over the national group.
O'Neill was born in Havre in
1912. He graduated in agriculture
from Montana State College in
1888 and spent 10 months in the
Southwest on a fellowship with
the National Institute of Public
Affairs, sponsored by the Rookie
Foundation, in training for
government administration. From
1910 to 1914 he was EMPLOYED in
the regional office of the Water
Utilization Division of the De-
oartment Of Agriculture at Den
yer, Colo. This work acquainted
lim with economic and agri-
cultural problems in IL western
He returned to Havre in 1914
nd purchased the Havre Live
took Commission co. O'Neill was
newcomer to the auction bust
less, but built it into one of the
ead1ng auction markets in the
northwest. He resides in Havre
With his wife and five children.
O'Neill stated, eff I am elected
overnor of Montana, I am con-
inced that I can direct the gov
rnment with a minimum of fric- (
on and place Montana and our .
ne people in a position of
.rength, in relation to u size
nd resources, with other states !
this great country.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
NOTES, COMMENTS

We are thinking of starting
a drive to end drives for new
organizations.
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Internal Revenue
Reminders On
Social Security

District Director of Internal
Revenue, Thomas M. Robinson.
issued the following statement to-
day to remind employers that So
ciaI security taxes apply to cash
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22
Remember

0&J RANhCJ NtWS DTAcIS
Compiled by
Mrs. Arthur Nelson
Helena, Montana
A fine meeting Of the Auxiliary
OF the Legion was held Tuesday
evening. Miss Emma Olson who
had attended the state meeting at
Helena as a delegate from Sidney.
gave a detailed account of ali
that took place which was most
interesting. The auxiliary also
extended a note of thanks to Mrs
Harry Clark for the excellent
manner in which she handled the
poppy sale on the 18th.
June 10, 1921
s & +
Miss Ruth Benner left last week
for Cleveland, Ohio for an ex-
tended visit with relatives.
July Is, 1921
Clerk of Court and Mrs. CIV
L. Rood left this week in their
auto for Miles City where thew
The Sidney herald., 1955-12-22

READ HERALD WANT ADS!
And Use Them For Best ResuItsI
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Catawba
News
BY EDNA NEER DAWSON

Mr.. and Mrs. George Goodson
and son Tommy of Great Valley,
New York and daughter, Georgia,
of Columbus, Ohio were the week
end guests of the formers sister
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon
Neer and family.
The Kumjoinus Bible class of
First Methodist church was enter
tanned Saturday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kaufman, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Remley assisted. Carl Talbot was
devotional leader. In entertain
ment arranged by Mrs. Talbot,
Mrs. Myron Runyan, Dorothy
Kaufman, Glenn Woodwork and
Jack Remley were successful. Re-
freshments were served to the
thirty members and guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Zook of An
ma and Miss Racheal Sheets anc
Ronald Zook both of Columbus
were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Shockey and Jan
ct and Don Shockey. Additional
dinner guests at the Shockey home
Sunday were David Williams, SEN
ior at Ohio State University, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Setty and sons
of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs Will
liam Mcknight and daughter
Sharon, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyc
Mingus.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Turvy, Mr.
and Mrs. Hiram Turvy and son
Paul, Miss Gretta Cheeseman, anC
Dick Turvy were among the din
ner guests, Sunday, of Mr.. and
Mrs, Oscar Wood and family OF
Urbana rural.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Tullis an6
daughters, Karen, Brenda, anc
Nancy, entertained at dinner Sun
day for Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Mil
Ter of Springfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. P. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell
Neer and sons. Keith and Bart,
Misses Jennie and Judy Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kaufman
and family were the dinner guests
Sunday of the formers mother,
Mrs. Mildred Kaufman and fam
lily of Kennard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mitchem
and children, Judy, Albert Jr.,
Pamala Jean, and Tresa, of North
Conova were the guests last week
of Mrs. Mitchem's sister and her
husband, Rev. and Mrs. G. P.
Dials.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Farmers Must Get
Higher Net, OFBF
President Says

Net income of Ohio farmers is
too low.
That's what II. d. Heckathorn,
Forest, president, Ohio Farm Bu-
reau Federation, emphasized to
Ohio farmers today in announcing
his organizations opposition to
II. r. II bill which would re-
store high rigid government price
supports.
Rigid government price sup
ports at 80 percent of parity have
failed to provide the farmer an
adequate net income" Heckathorn
said today.
"The platform of the Ohio Farm
Bureau Federation calls for a
variable government support pro-
gram which we think will result
in higher net income for Ohio
farmers than they now receive"
Heckathorn declared.
Heckathorn believes that adjust
ments in production are needed
if farmers are to be prosperous
Steps must be taken to move
our huge surpluses SO that the
normal price mechanisms can
function. Farmers must increase
their efficiency, conserve their
soil, improve their marketing
practices, and promote their prod
ucts more.
Consumers as well as farmers
have been hurt by rigid price
support programs, Heckathorn
thinks. MANY food prices have
increased while at the same time
farm prices have declined by 25
percent since 1947."
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Historical Group
Has Record Year

A record-breaking 2,239, ,442 per-
sons visited the 81 properties ad-
ministered by The Ohio Historical
Society in 1854, according to the
10th annual report prepared for
distribution to the membership by
Director Erwin c. Zepp at the an
nual meeting in Columbus on April
80. The Society properties include
Sc historic sites and the Ohio State
Museum.
Eight historic sites reported Wis
itation that exceeded 100000 each.
The list was led by Schoenbrunn
Village, q reproduction of the first
Moravian mission settlement in
Ohio, in Tuscarawas county, where
240,429 visitors were counted.
Others with more than 100000
visitors were Fort Meigs, a War
of 1912 historic site at Perrysburg,
149, ,060; Fort Ancient, prehistoric
Indian earthworks near Lebanon,
LAG, ,781; Fort Greene Vile in
.Darke county, where General
Mad" Anthony Wayne signed a
treaty with the Indians, 123, $50;
Fort st. Clair, site of defenses
built in 1892 near Eaton, 121, ,678;
Mckinley Tomb at Canton, s113,-
587, and Serpent Mound, prehis-
toric earthworks in Adams county,
104, ,160. &C.
The Ohio State Museum, located
on the Ohio State University cam
pus in Columbus, set an all-time
high in visitation with It's, ,901, an
increase of about 5000 over the
previous year.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
MIR. Steinmetz In
City Council

Mr.. Wendell Steinrnetz has been
appointed to the City Council to
fulfill the term of Mr.. Richard
Johnson, who resigned because of
conflicting interests.
This is the first public office for
Mr.. SteinmetZ, who has resided in
West Jefferson with his wife,
Elizabeth and daughter Charlene
since 1854 Their home is at 46
South Center st.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Rooms
ASC Committee Sets
Date For Corn Loans

The Franklin County ASC Com
mittee announces the last date to
make application for corn loans
will be April 20, 1855.
Producers may secure a Pur-
chase Agreement through April %,
which is also the last day corn
loans may be cashed.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
New Merchandise

FIRST QUALITY VENETIAN blinds
Standard stock sizes now $500.
Washable window shades, Toe.
Drapery rods $l.98. Nursery chair
1896. High chair $3.50 Cosco stool
$395 Pearl-wick hamper. 1850.
Automatic toaster 1896. Automs.
tic iron $4.95. London Appliance
Co, Winchester Bldg. l5-3l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Seeds Plants Flowers

SEED CORN BACKED BY RE-
PLANTING AGREEMENT. Pioneer
gives you free seed IL you must
disc up and replant your Pioneer
corn for any reason. Order strong
kefminatlng Pioneer now. SEES or
Cali Harry e. Theobald, Route l,
South Soaons Ohio, Phone 367l davs
or 36G2 evenings 9-3i
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19

NEW WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC
WASHER and Dryer. Big savings.
Madison Farm Bureau Appliances.
254 West High Street, London.
Phone 1876 1872
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Business Opportunities ;

SPARE TIME INCOME. 100000 TO
$4,000 MONTHLY possible we
will select reliable man or wom-
an from this area to refill and col
tic Merchandising Machines. No
selling. To qualify applicant must
have car. references and $5e4.00
to $l250.00 working capital which
is secured by inventory. Devoting
to 10 hours per week may net
with an excellent opportunity for
taking over full time. We Will all
low the person we select liberal
financial assistance for expansion.
For Interview. write giving full
particulars, name, address, age
and phone number to Vendit Inc,
20l2 West 25th ST., Dept. $40.
Cleveland l3, Ohio. 39-3l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Household Goods
Appliances

BOTTLE GAS HEAD
QUARTERS, gas service beyond
the gas mains. Only $1,000 install
lation charge. We handle our own
installation service and delivery.
London Appliance Company, Win
chester Bldg. 1871
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Automobiles Used z

FOR SALE: 1861 Olds "98" 4 door
seda N, automatic transmission,
perfect condition, $1O50.00. Call
1894 after 400 pm. 2-28
1852 HUDSON convertible. Excellent
condition. new top, new tires, COM
pletely electric. Bob Rowe, 81
East 5th St, London. 2-32
1850 PLYMOUTH. four door, good
condition. Phone West Jefferson
s-S25S. 2-32
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19

BLACK SHETLAND PONY, years
old. Call 911W1. Chas. II. Cornell
3-31
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Horses Cattle Hogs

FOR SALE: Hampshire boars and
open gifts. c. r. Worley. Mt Ster-
ling, Phone 1871. 3-3l
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Houses For Sale

FOR SALE: 5 room house with bath
394 Hawthorne Ave. Phone 463-R.
1872
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-04-19
Plumbing Supplies

PLUMBING SUPPLIES. Eljar fixtur-
es; bath tubs, lavatorys, toilet
combinations, gas water heaters,
with or without installation. See or
call Frank Stuthard. Phone 1872,
London, Ohio. 17-31