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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-01

war will not be won by the soldiers in
the trenches alone but BY THE second
line of defense behind the trenches
Women are that line and Maryland ex-
poets EVERY WOMAN TODD her duty"
Because our Government considers it
contrary to the laws of democracy to
deal out our rations as they do in
Europe, it has been decided to embark
on this campaign of conservation and
substitution. If this campaign is sue
cess, it will be the strongest proof of
the ability of democracy to defend it.
self without force. If the campaign is
NOT success Il feel at liberty to quote
a certain high authority. Mr.. Francis
King Carey our rations WILL be dealt
out to US as the Government sees fit.
That the campaign in Maryland will
be an overwhelming success have not
the slightest doubt after attending the
inspiring meeting at the Lyric in Balti-
more last Saturday afternoon. The
earnest simple words of Mr.. Hoover
met with profound attention and en-
thusiasm. and the way the vast audience
led by the entire PeobodY Chorus sang
the Battle Hymn of the Republic was
enough to make the most impatriotic
person long to do or die. When 5000
women are in perfect unity something
is bound to happen.
In talking to some OF the army of
representative Maryland women, |
found they had no criticism to make of
the organization, no fault to find with
their allotted duties, but only an over
whelming desire to do their very best.
Judge Stockbridge's wife, a white
haired woman of the old school type,
told me she had been appointed captain
of the colored wards in a downtown
part Of the City and though" she said.
81 thought at first | could not possibly
do it, am proud to say it is now one
of the best organized wards in the
City," That is the true spirit of
democracy and patriotism. Each woman
of the Oakland Civic Club will, | hope.
hear Mr.. Hoover's message just as
clearly as the women in the other clubs
in other counties and cities. | want
Garrett county to show Maryland that
as her women have given sons, brothers
and sweethearts, so now will they do
their part in this great work of food
conservation.
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POSTAGE INCREASE
EFFECTIVE FRIDAY
First Class Matter Principally
Affected-TaX on Messages.

The increased war rates on postage
provided for letters, postal cards and
the war tax on kilograms goes into
effect Friday, November ..
Following is the complete scale or
prices: Letters and other first class
matter, except drop letters and postals
and post cards, will be subject at the
rate of three cents for each ounce Of
fraction thereof, which should be fully
prepaid If less than three cents
is paid on a letter or other first class
matter, it shall be returned to the
sender, if known for the deficient post
age. If the sender is not known it
shall, if prepaid at least two cents, be
rated with the deficient postage and
dispatched TO its destination for colec-
ton of the amount due upon delivery to
the address. The rate on drop letters,
will be two cents an ounce or frac-
ton Of an ounce. This applies to all
letters mailed for delivery within
the postal district of the office
where deposited, including delivery
by the city rural, or other car
rers of such office. The two cent crop
letter rate also applies to offices which
have no free delivery service.
All postal cards whether they bear
written messages or entirely in print,
must be prepaid two cents each, and
therefore the one cent postal cards
must have a one cent postage stamp
affixed to them in addition to the one
cent stamp impressed on such cards.
Post cards, or private mailing cards,
bearing written messages will also be
subject two cent postage each.
The rates of postage is not affected
on printed cards the words post card"
or private mailing card" which do
not bear any written additions author
lied on third class matter. such print
ed cards still being subject to postage
at the third. class rate can be forwarded
from office of original address to an
other post Office without new prepay
ment of postage. Failure to prepay
the proper amount of postage will de
lay the dispatch and delivery of mail
Beginning with November /, tax of
5 cents must be paid, in addition to the
tolls, on each telegram or telephone
message originating in the Unedti
States, the tolls on which are Is cents
or more.
The tax on paid messages will be
paid by the sender. The tax on collect
messages will be paid by the addressee.
Five cent taxes will be imposed on
full rate kilograms. night messages,
day letters, night letters, cablegrams,
full rate and deferred. cable letters,
week end letters, wireless or radio
messages of all classes, press mes
sages, when tolls amount to Is cents or
more. money transfer messages which
originated in the United States.
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BITTNGER.

On Tuesday evening of last week a
storm swooped down upon US, and dur
ing that night and the following day
snow fell to a considerable depth which
was blown together into such deep
drifts at places, as to blocade the
roads for day or two.
Mrs. Maud Timmins, formerly Miss
Maud Lininger. of Accident, spent last
Sunday with relatives in this neighbor-
hood.
Madam Rumor chronicles the recent
marriage of Charles H. Wiley, of this
village, and Miss Mary Brenneman, of
Meadow Mountain. The boys are just
waiting anxiously for the official confir-
nation of the report before ordering a
car load of COW bells.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Stark spent a
part of last week visiting their children
and grandchildren at Blaine, W. Va.
Ray EDgle. having been drafted for
military service and subject to call
very soon, his grandfather, Mr.. Patter-
son Engle, has advertised that he will
sell all his personal property at public
sale on Saturday, NOV. 10th.
B. H. Wiley spent last Sunday visit
ing friends on the east side of the
mountain.
Mrs. F. M. Blttinger is reported
seriously ill at this writing and is under
the care of DR.. Bowen, of Grantsville.
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ATTENTION, VOTERS.

Having been nominated on the Democratic ticket for
Sheriff of Garrett county take this Of soliciting
the votes and support of the people in the several dis
trics whom may not be able to interview personally be-
fore election day.
am young man, 35 years of age, strong and
healthy, and believe with the majority Of the people of
the county, that this office should be in the hands of
Of this kind If honored with election to this i'm
portan office, pledge myself to bend every effort adj
minister honestly, fearessy and to the best interests
Of the people Of the county a whole.
Again soliciting your vote and influence and trust
ing for favorable comparison with my opponent beg
remain,
Yours for the best interests Of the county,
LEE R. MASON.
District No. IA, Oakland, Nd
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Knitting Lessons Free.

Interested ladies desiring to learn
knitting, such as is being done by the
Red Cross Society for the boys serving
in the army, will please meet in the
Civic Club rooms at the Court House,
Oakland, every Saturday afternoon, at
2 O'Clock. Bring ball of yarn and
needles. Mrs. King Delawder will be
present to give instructions. This is an
opportunity to learn something that
will be of great help and comfort to our
soldier boys. Show 70 r interest ~
attending these meetings.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Live Stock
AND
Farming Implements

| will offer for sale at my farm, 81
miles from Swanton, on >
Friday, November 9th, 19f
at the hour of l o'clock P. M, the
property described as follows:
Two Bay Mares, Z and years old,
weight $50 to 1900 each; Mich cows
2 Jerseys and Attorney. all giving
milk; l Turnbull wagon, Buggy, /
pair Bobsleds, Hay rake, Harrow,
Flows, 1 Syracuse, l set Double Work
harness, Saddle, l Grain cradle, and
Scythe, Forks and Rakes, some Chick
ems and Turkeys, Patent Bee Hives.
l Economy Chies Cream Separator, l
American Telephone, an Old Fashioned
Sausage Grinder, and lots of Farming
implements too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-All sums of $500
and under cash; sums over IS. 90 credit
of six months will be given on bankable
paper with interest from date.
H. c. HERSMAN.
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MONEY MAKING
FARMS FOR SALE

No. lilo acres, with good frame
house of rooms, cellar and we'll at
door. Large barn, granary and out
buildings of all kinds. u acres second
growth timber; so acres in pasture and
meadow, well watered. Situated II
miles east Of Dyesvile, Meigs county,
Ohio. II miles to school, church and
railroad station. A rare bargain at
S4, 900; part down, balance easy.
No. 2-75 acres. Good Groom frame
house, summer kitchen and cement eel
lar. Two barns, "a 80 silo connected.
Granary and out-buildings; fine Young
orchard containing all kinds of fruit
trees. Land almost level and has plenty
of water. Situated mile south of Car
penter and 2 miles from Dyesville,
Meigs county, o. Price SO, 375; $4,000
down, balance to suit purchaser.
No. 3-62 acres. Good frame house
with rooms; 20 acres meadow, Is
acres pasture, with plenty of water.
Underlaid with 30-inch vein of coal;
/ fruit of all kinds for home use; on rural
route and telephone line. Situated /
mile south of Snowville, miles north
east of Harrisonville, o. Price 81, 200.
Terms: $500 cash, balance to suit pur-
chaser. A rare bargain.
No. 4-68a acres. miles from railroad
station; mile southwest of Pageville.
Ten acres timber, balance in pasture;
well watered; no house but good barn.
Price 81, 300. $500 down, balance to
suit purchaser. Worth more.
These farms are situated in the CEN
ter Of Meigs county, Ohio. and are in
the center of the most fertile farming
districts. Fine schools. good roads. ?
raj mail delivery and telepone, and {
rare bargains at the prices. For further
particulars. call on or address
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THE DEATH RECORD.
JESSE NJ. ENGLEHART.

Jesse NJ. Englehart, superintendent
of the Englehart Wooden Mills at AL
bright. Preston county. W. Va, died
at the home of his brother in Braddock,
Pa, Thursday afternoon after short
illness. Mr.. Englehart went to Pitts
burgh a week ago Thursday in ap-
parently good health, and while there
contracted pneumonia. He went to
the home of his brother at Braddock,
and there his death occurred a week
later.
Mr.. Englehart was about 45 years of
age, and is survived by his wife and
five children, as follows: Mrs. Hugh
Feather, of Morgantown; Miss Hollis
Englehart, who is in school, and Burel,
Hazel and Oscar Englehart, who live at
home.
The body was taken to Albright by
automobile from Braddock, and fun
eral services were conducted at the
Centenary Church at Albright Monday
afternoon.
The deceased was born at Accident,
this county, being a son of the late
John Englehart.
MARTIN V. FLANAGAN.
Another of Garrett countys old veter-
ans has answered the roll call in the
person of our mutual friend and fellow
towns man Martin V. Flanagan.
After a stroke of paralysis which
lasted few days he was called Friday,
October twenty sixth. He leaves a
wife and son to mourn their loss. The
funeral services were held at his home
Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Frank McCamic, of the NJ. E. church.
A number of Masons, Of which ne was
one, were present.
The body then laid in state until Mon
day morning when it was taken to Oak
land escorted by the Masons. He was
buried beside his daughter in the /. O.
o. +. cemetery.
The subject of this sketch was born
in Harrison county CVa.. now W. Vir-
ginia) June Is, 1843. In 1862 he joined
the Federal Army. After taking part
in many Of the battles of his native
state, he was transferred to the army
Of the Shenandoah. He was with
General Hunter and participated in the
battle of Lynchburg, Va, and after the
retreat of General Hunter he was NOV
ed east, and transferred to General
Sheridans army in the Valley Of Vlr-
GINA and was with hegallant Sheridan
during the stirring scenes of 1864. and
participated in the battleof Winchester,
Cedar Greek, and different engage
ments in the vicinity Of Harrisonburg.
After the war he located at Deer
Park, and was a trusted employee of
the late Henry G. Davis. By his IN
dustry and fugal habits, he accumulated
enough to buy nice farm in the vicin-
itv of Deer Park. In later life he was
happily married to Miss Riley. Two
children were born to this union. viz:
Walter and Alma The latter died as
she was MERGING into young woman
hood.
After years of toll on this farm he
built nice home in the town of Deer
Park, leaving his son to manage the
farm. He and his wife retired from
the farm to spend the remainder of
their lives in Deer Park.
A FRIEND.
Subscribe for The Republican.
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Notice of Appointment of Sub
stitute Clerk of Election.

Notice is hereby given that Jesse c.
Merrill, Republican, whose postoffice
address is Avhton, Md. is this day APP
pointed Clerk of Election for District
No. IL. in the place and sted of Stanley
M. Jacobs, whose resignation has been
accepted.
By order of the Board, this 22nd day
of October, 1917.
II A. RAsCHE, Clerk.
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Dentistry.

DR.. G. C. Keller will be at Accident,
Friday. Nov. 9th, and remain ten days;
Friendsville, Tuesday, Nov. Goth. re-
main two weeks. Adv. 36-2t
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A Correction.

Will you kindly correct the error
which was in your paper last week, in
the sale of Liberty Bonds. Instead of
W. A. Smith $5OOOO kindly put as
follouc.
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Saturday, Nov. 10, 1917,

all Of the following described personal
property:
Six milk Cows, l 2-year old Pol
ledangus Heifer 10 be fresh, full blood
Jersey Heifers, 2 years old, to be fresh;
l yearling Colt, l 2-year old Colt, l
3-year old Colt, l 5-year old black
Horse, weight 1900 pounds, l Poland
China Brood Sow, 10 tons baled Straw
and Hay, 200 bushels Oats.
TERMS OF Saloon sums of $500
or less cash on the day of sale; sums of
$500 or more a credit of six months
will be given, purchaser to execute
notes with security satisfactory to the
undersigned and bearing interest.
J. w. KIMMELL.
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Yours respectfully,
AUBURN SMITH.
Hoyes, Md, Oct. Both, 1917.
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LosT-A gold watch, made by Ar
niger, Baltimore; engraved on back
"H. B. H" Finder will be literally
rewarded by retur ing sam to G.
Semmes HamIll, Oakland. ADV.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

The undersigned will offer at public
sale at his farm located miles north of
Deer Park, beginning at the hour of
one O'Clock p. m, on
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Commissioners Meeting.

The Board OF County Commissioners for
Garrett County, Maryland, will meet in their
office in the town of Oakland, on
Wednesday, November 18th, 1917,
for the purpose Of transacting the general
routine business.
By order of the Board.
VIC. MEYERS, Clerk.
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j. I'D. WANTS

A,i.;,u 10 cents !, line per Insertion.
The foiiowins rates apply tor repeated
Sii' s$Ss5S ST. :sS SiR S5
/ RATE FER LINE.
SUNDAY anu pA spnSs' n a@p ne' 20 cents,
sIii%riy sIetsts" s nn aS f f:"ss
s si%s palm n,b;Y or, or sUMpAT cent" H. line
Basis q "sa sur %sfS i sSiG agate IS
aea a" "ov sT vi :. Ss %s
Siasslhcations not guaranteed after y. NJ.
hoM 1 1p %AS lsa,n "s ST.
Msn are .or ime commentaries OF the puo,,e:
regular ONCE rates. Which ar. given above:
w.. % i*Sd t 81 roUsii l5f, SThEMr g,
u, Sqysdo Drps store. fioyd Ave. and
= Charles s Turner. Druggist. West Broad.
&arrincrs p@Sx soIe gds! Grows Ak Hv.
+ + bs"s 5d @r Ale" A2s any ~ Mse St.
Allc g, Avenue rhayinaey, Allen Ave. und
ns sof T4"s R s"fy Co %, 81 M".n St
~ Hurne,vs Drug store, ioi ives, Broad st.
:. Tsrran, Drug Store. roushce and Broad
< ,.oD. nA 81 or ~, EorT Tl,; ssrnnEr.
'sa.'.s D."s 'gif ana Nal. n1S?a ST. St
WIZ H. Psns Sr 81. F Nn, and M@5'nan SITS
M Rslsy 400 N S,l ren,h & s.yo,
~ i. il. ChIldrey. - y. Eighteenth ST.
- Turner's Pharmacy. Tw.n;y -,irst ana Main
W, William. Pharmacy. Tw.n,y-nrs, and
.n spF tesss,. pE"s Company. rven'y-,hirA
~ iiord's Drug store. Twenty ninth ami Q
- Wood & S.haar Drug co. Twenty mn
sRnd NcnEhl~ ST..
SSH, ''"' rhsf"aSy' Twenty MT" and Leigh
- Church. iIill Pharmacy. 1900 East Broad
S. - craig DrrE store. $500 +. Broad 81.
- RICHARDSON ca, Street Drug store. COL =.
I. Thirty Arst II.
PARAMOUNT.
=, fuirUDunt Pharmacy. -1to Fuirinount Ave.
~ Hsdy'. Drug Store. S"rth A,c
y Stcerc's DRUG store. 1910 Nnt,h ave.
JiGliI.ANb PARK.
~ =, y. t"-hS 4 co. 1900 Third Az.
e ". u. Vaughan. Fourth and Stuart.
a. a. r.. ToMnscbh Milton aud Marylan
SOUTH HIcIMoSD.
Forest Hill Ave-.
wooDLA%D HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 3ici
Scmnes Avenue.
SWA$SBpitO.
u. NJ. Roberts Drug Store. ".1i Hull ST.
FULTON.
J. A. Biacn. 3:IG Williamsburg Ave-.
People D.US store. $50" " iiiuinh burg
PETERSBURG
Times Dispatch Branch. 40 North Sycs-
more street. Phone Petersburg 2Z5
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CIRCUIT COURT OPENS
Several Old Suits Arc Dropped ara
Notices OF Motion for Judkneat
Arc Docketed.

with the opening OF tho May lorna
of the City Circuit Court yesterday the
following suits we're ordered dismissed
from tho docket:
James Logan against tho Henrlco
County Gas Company. and Mary H.
Boshcr against the Supreme Ruling,
Fratcrnal Mystic Circle.
Notices OF motions for judgment
were filed in the following suits:
John II. Swartwout against afyra r.
Rarraurd. for $3.50: Lula T.. Shore
against the city OF Richmond. for >i2o:
Bank of Commerce and Trusts against
George Kinds and c. Il. Nuckols, for
$3.50. and the Richmond Engineering
Company against Il. Il. Clark s. Co.. for
s321.27.
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HowIc to Oppose Tre.non.

Deputy CITY Treasurer T. Peter,
iowle will be candidate for Com
missionc" of the Revenue, in opposi-
ton To the incumbent. Henry l.. Tres
non. in this summers primary. He an
nounccd his candidacy yesterday
Mr.. Trcsnon said last night that he
would certainly stand for recollection.
Four years ago he defeated MIR. nowlo
aud Fred T.. Plcasants for the office
he now holds. ~
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by J. l.. CARNE.AL & son,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF SPLENDID IN
VESTMENT PROPERTY IN old
JACKSON WARD" NOS. SCI AND
S23 81. JOHN STREET.
on TUESDAY. MAY S. 1917.

at O'Clock Z. NJ,
on the premises. we will offer for sale
the above property. The lot fronts
S0xlo4 feet Oh the east line of 81.
John Street, near Baker.
The Improvements consist OF two de-
tached dwellings with four and six
rooms respectively. They are in good
order and splendid renters. Now rent.
Ing at $40 per annum.
This is the most central and the best
purchase Il good investment or make
quick speculation. attend the sale.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
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ICE CREAM

SPECIAL. for this week. fresh pineapple
sherb-t ice cream. Madison 1910 wynne
lee Cream Company.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPECIALITY road salcsIncn 10 scli advcr-
Using service 10 banks aud merchants.
Exclusive territory. Commission paid daily.
state experience. only men ia sI5 to $3.50
ing Company. Tribune Building. New York
a.
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HELP wANTED-l,cmale

WANTED. s1eoh. Apply with references
Joy North CRANKY Street
WANTED. at once. young ladies for all of
our various departments Steady work
Apply Allen Il Gintcr Branch. seventh and
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MA NLED; young lady To assis, IN onice
Work Must be able TO write "a good hn nd
figure accurately ami have some knowledge.
OF. typewriting. Cool hours. Apply IN Own
expected. ] a0G care Times. DSpatrM
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WANTED-Tcacl,crs

WANTED, teuchers for mathematics. city
system. SIS: English. SIS: primary. s55 I:
Intermediate. $50: several critic tcuchcrs
t1So.Ssoo lntermsdiate. .5S; All .virginls
Teachers Columbia. =.
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NOTICES-LegaI.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILR0AD
COMPANY,
ONCE OF the Treasurer,
THE board TGt Of afeetoIs OF MIS 49,
. Line Railroad Company has declared a
dividend or L. per cent on tho preferred
capital stock OF that company. payable at
the ONCE OF the treasurer. Wilmngt ton.
y. c., on and after May 10, 1917. The
transfer books are closed from April 80 TO
May 10. both inclusive.
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HEIP WANTED-Protessional

TEACHERS Tor southern schools. colleges
Fosters Teachers Agencies. Atlanta Ca.
jacksonville. Fla.
WANTED. AT once. young ph ystcian for
good country town. with lin" farming
country surrounding il. good roads For
other information apply or write Box A.
Ballsvillc. Va.
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TYPEWRITERs.

RENT smith, hienir p;sn,,.I s'a.n q Monarch
months. $3.50.
SELL ,,H MsM maehnes; or second hands
stallmcnts. "
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.
II North Ninth Street
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..nr.l house work soou country home. 20
minutes from city by trolley. Liberal
wages. References required. Phone 30 lie.
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WANTED. respectable Christian woman
FOND Of children. To Tor wtuower's
LONE sins; three children; Youngest three years
OF age; no servant; live on farm near city
State salary expected. good home tor right
party. References exchanged. . III Hal.
lett. NEWPORT Via
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MEETINGS

ance Society OF Virginia Will be- held at
the 2tiiee OF the society on MONDAY. MAY
Z: MoEEETT KING. Secretary.
THE annual meeting OF the stockho lIers
Q! the Bau9hman Stationery Company
will be held mt the office OF the company
1872 West Broad Street. Richmond, Va, at
!: o'clock noon. WEDNESDAY. May 9. 1917.
c. NJ. HOGGE.
Secretary
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS
LOOk-Eyeelasses- Spectaces-LOOK.
F. II. FISHER. o. c.. Second and Clay
Street. EyssIght speeiai!st Madison 1880:
AUCTION SALES-To-Day
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DEATHS

TFhKLEY.--Died. at 80 r. NJ sunday, at
his reeiIcnce. 90 Sorth Eleventh street,
1hWREHct: MYERS FARLEY. in the
-stlty-ScNtUtI year OF his
Funeral -, 10 O'Clock TUESDAY MORN
ING from ST. MUry's church intcrIucnt in
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a. r. .o.AL AM A,,uD
- ------------ -
JUNK DEALERS

REDUCED price on klndiing wood 10 81:
snort and $40 long haul Phone in 20,
orG.r kando!ph Csc: David NJ Lea & G
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

chine. 3Sc; dry cleaned. SOC: French
cleaned or SECURED eoc; A. WANT & co.
Expert repairing. altering.
AUL ZION sALEs-F0t1re DAYS
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l.. ROSE CO...
'fo T:n Metals and ksgs. Rubber. Hides
Auto Parts
ss.ShInond. Va
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HELP WANTED-FcnaIe

boy wanted Us helper at 10. North Sever.
tenth Street. Must be over - years o.
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FOX N. sale, sale. sawlniii outfit. consisting OF one
boiler. Wheels. one Faruuhar No a saw'
MIL. Two saws and new driving belt Phone
dunbar Co. IL nnnliIIrr " - oN "i.N