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

The Caloric Pipeless Furnace
is the wonder of the age. See A.
D. Naylor & Co. Adv.
The Baltimore & Ohio has Just is
sued new booklet descriptive of it's
passenger train service. Many COM
plimentarY things are being said about
it for the concise information it con-
tains. 1t is also tastefully illustrated.
If you want comfort and salts
faction in the way of a heated
home, see A. D. Naylor & Co.,
and install the Caloric Pipeless
Furnace. Advertisement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schluss, of
Elkins. and Mr.. Richard Canty, of
Baltimore, are among those who are in
Oakland today to attend the funeral of
their relative, the late VIM. CAVITY,
which occurs this morning from St.
Peters Catholic church.
A ukue!e epidemic has broken out in
Frederick, county, says the Post. IT'S
the ukuele, upstairs, downstairs or next
door. Frederick has taken to this fad
that is sweeping thee country. Usually
it is g one-step like the hulu-hulu girls
dance TO, or it is one of those weird,
waiIing, wangdoodle melodies that can t
be expressed in words.
You can save IS per cent. of
your coal bill by heating your
home with Caloric Pipeless
Furnace. See Naylor & Co., for
particulars. Advertisement.
MIR. Daniel j. Browning, Of Cranes
vile, West Va, son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Motley Browning, of Oakland, who was
elected Sheriff of Preston County, West
Va, last fall, assumed the duties of
his new office on Monday. Mr.. Ezra
Hanger, a former Garrett Countian,
has been selected by Mr. Browning as
his Office depaty and has also assumed
his new duties.
BY advertisement printed in this
paper today MIR. Gilmor S. Hamill,
mortgage, gives notice of the sale of
farm of one hundred acres located
near Avilton, this county. The property
is well improved and at the terms Of
fered by the advertisement the pur-
chaser will have little trouble in meet
ing the payments. For particulars see
advertisement or posters.
Revs. Homer E. Turrey and h. NJ.
snyder, who were guests of the former s
parents In Oakland for two weeks or
more, left Oakland Saturday morning
last for Springfield. Ohio, where they
have re-entered Wittinberg Seminary
to complete their theological course of
study, from which institution they will
graduate in the spring and be ordained
as ministers of the Lutheran church.
MIR. Wilbur Davis, son of Mr., and
Mrs. Charles S. Davis, of Oakland, has
gone to Akron, Ohio, where he has en-
tered vulcanizing factory with the in
tentlon of returning here in the spring
to open repair shop. While he is at
Akron he will receive thorough In
structions in vulcanizing work and will
be prepared to do all classes of work in
this line.
The new automobile tags for the
year 1917 made their appearance
promptly on the 1st inst, as the Auto
mobile Commissioner had sent out
warning to the effect that all vehicles
operated under last years license tags
would be arrested and fined according
to law. The new tags are white back
ground with green letters and figures
of the same color and are very neat and
pretty.
The livery barn on Liberty street, re-
Gently sold by j. A. Kelly to E. S.
Evans, is being converted into a garage
by force of men in the employ of Mr..
Evans and under his direction the
whole interior is being torn out giving
the new owner floor space sufficiently
large to accommodate upwards of
twenty. five cars on the ground floor
with space on the upper floor for half
as many. In addition to the improve
ments inside the building a new plate
glass and brick or concrete block front
will be built.