The Republican., 1921-10-06

the latest Paramount picture, "The
Affairs of Anatol," which was re-
leased two weeks ago and is now being
shown in New York, Baltimore, Wash
ington and other of the larger cities
of the country. Attention is directed
to the Maryland Theatre advertise
ment which appears in another column
of The Republican today.
LOST-Overcoat for boy of 6, neai
school house or in parade first day of
Fair. Finder please return to Mrs.
Jas. Vansickle, Bosley Hotel-Adver-
tisement 1t*
Mr.. Thomas Pence, States Attor-
ney, of Woodstock, Va, spent a day
or two in Oakland last week on pro-
fessional business. Mr.. Pence and Mr.
Fred. A. Thayer will defend Dave Neff
now in the Oakland Jail, who is
charged with being implicated in the
daylight robbery of the First Ma
tional Bank at Kitzmiller about four
years ago, and whose trial will come
up at the December Term of the Cir
cult Court.
FOR SALE-A number of ponies
and some mules, all in good condition.
Ponies are children broke or will
make good mine animals. Anyone
interested write or inquire of Super.
intendent or Stable Manager, Okey
Junkins, Vindex, Md.-Advertise-
ment 29-4t*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and
their little daughter, of Uniontown,
Pa, spent last week in Oakland. On
Sunday,in company with Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. White
left Oakland by motor for a tour of
the Valley of Virginia, which will also
include visit to Luray and the Nat
ural Bridge and other interesting
places in that section of the country.
The party expects to be absent from
Oakland about two weeks.
Do you know that you can have per-
feet vision in your reading and sew
ing, or to see at long distance by
wearing DR.. Solomon's Crystal
Lenses? Under natural conditions,
you can see to read as well as ever
you did with my glasses. Send for my
card and l will send you a pair made
up in shell or 14-carat gold filled
frames on ten days FREE TRIAL.
Send for my card to-day. Address,
J. NJ. SOLOMON, NJ. D., POWNAL,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 32-tf.
Mr.. Delbert Davis, VINO has been
employed in the Garrett National
Bank in Oakland for the past two or
more years as a bookeeper, resigned
his position on last Saturday and on
Friday of this week will leave Oakland
for Kansas City, Mo-, to enter a bus
mess college for a years course OF
study. Mr.. Davis's many friends in
Oakland will regret to learn of his
contemplated departure His place in
the bank will be filled about the 18th
inst. by Mr.. Harry Rasche, who was
former employe of the institution,
having given up the place to become
salesman.
After having acceptably supplied
the pulpit of st. Marks Lutheran
church in Oakland during the summer
months, when he preached to large
and ever growing congregations, the
Rev. David M. Funk left Oakland on
Monday morning for Gettysburg, Pa,
where he will resume his studies in
the Lutheran Theological Seminary,
expecting to graduate therefrom next
spring when he will in all probability
return to Oakland and resume his pas
torate. During the winter months Mr..
Funk will preach in the local church
twice monthly, he having been called
to the workiby the official body of the
church.
The repairing of all the roads un-
der supervision and charge of the
State Roads Commission leading into
Oakland, has been completed and the
men with their equipment of trucks,
ETC., have returned to the eastern sec
tion of the State. The main highway
leading north from Oakland was the
only one that received thorough work,
the others being oiled only at the
potts where repairs had been made.
Although motorists complained of tire
trouble due to the Clipped stone used
in the work, better results have been
noticed after the use of the steam roll
Ter by the Commission. The Commits
sion has also been commended on it's
work of placing signs along the high
ways telling the distance between
points and warning of dangerous
curves of which there are hundreds.
On last Friday morning about ten
O'clock, one of the most violent wind
and rain storms that has visited this
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