The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-11-29

Mrs. H. Creutzburg gave a dinner IN
honor of Miss Eleanor Hinebaugh
Tuesday evening, the following guests
being present: Rev. DR.. and Mrs. j. C.
Ely, Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Shultz, DR.
and Mrs. NJ. c. Hinebaugh, Miss Lotte
Loar and Miss Grace Lear.
! For SALE-A large gas range, in
good condition; equipped with water
coil.-Apply to c. 5. Davis, Oakland.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Appleton and
children; Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. L0raditch,
Miss Friend, Miss Fizmer, Rev. S. E.
Wicker and Prof. Collision, of the High
School faculty were dinner guests at
the home of Mrs, M. Mattingly at
Hoyes Thursday evening.
! State Forester F. w. BesIey, of Bal
( timore, came up to Oakland on Satur-
day to investigate and assist in ex-
tingoishing q forest fire of some pro-
portions, but upon his arrival a snow
storm was in progress which effectuaIly
quenched the flames and the Forester
returned to the city.
For RENT--After December 1st the
&. b. Echard property located on PEN
nington street; all modern conveniences.
Apply to c. S. Davis, Oakland. Adv.
The Red Cross society of Oakland an
nounces that large supply of yarn for
sweaters and socks has been received
and that knitters to manufacture the
yarn into garments are desired. Please
volunteer by telephoning Mrs Sliger,
Mrs. Tower or any other member of the
committee you may know or can reach.
The remains of Leo, aged sixteen
years, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Carney, formerly Of Oakland but for
some years past residents of Clarks-
burg, were brought to Oakland yester-
day morning on train No. and inter
REQ in the Catholic cemetery after ser
vices in ST. Peter church. The cause
Of death was rheumatism of the heart.
For SALE-One 1914 Model Pullman
automobile, in good condition. with ex-
ira rim and tire; passenger, and would
make an excellent truck. Bargain for
quick buyer at $4,000. For particulars,
apply TO STUART +. HAMILL, Oakland.
/ Maryland. Advertisement 3Otf
Mr.. George William Shartzer, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Shartzer, of Oak
and, arrived here unexpectedly yester-
day morning to pay his parents long
deferred visit, He has been absent
from home since 1905, nearly all of
which time he spent in the far West.
His home at present Is at Los Angeles,
Cal, where he is engaged as an cleo
trician.
There are very few things to be alb
solately sure about. Most things YOU
must take by faith. The motorist drives
up to the filling station and orders ten
gallons OF gasoline. He is not sure that
he gets 1.-THE pump may not be right.
You pay your water and light and gas
bills the same way-faith in meters pro-
baby wrong. You do not weigh the
groceries you buy nor test the nerchan-
disc you purchase-you take il on faith.
And so everywhere. The man who is
sure ABOUT everything is really sure
about nothing.
The keyser Pharmacy, corner OF Main
and Centre streets, known rs The
Corner Drugstore, is undergoing com
plete transformation, an entirely new
outfit Of fixtures having been Installed
by workmen direct from the makers.
The store in its new dress presents a
very inviting appearance, and the new
fixtures give much more room for dis
play as well as convenience in handling
the trade. DR.. H. c. Grusendorf, the
wide awake manager, Is to be con-
graduated upon his progressive efforts
and determination to give his trade the
very best that is to be had -Keyser
Echo.
Why not see a master at his art?
You enjoy music, good; you enjoy art,
better; you enjoy fun, best; all these
are part of Mr.. Packard's entertain
ment on Thanksgiving night. There
are many other pleasing and happy sur
prises. MIR. Packard is to cartooning
what Caruso and Mccormack are to
music, a real master. What could be
more in keeping with Thanksgiving with
It's real spirit and sentiment, than to
spend the evening at a wholesome and
entertaining performance? Your visit
tors will be glad to see Mr.. Packard.
Tickets for sale at Gonder's Pharmacy,