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The Pleasantville press., 1924-02-27
NATIONS BUSINESS

Shipping men fear new inquiry of
board will make political football of
the industry.
Judge Mayer custodian under re-
ceiverships of business aggregating
sSOO,0O0,000.
Railroad earnings for 1928 shown to
be 1917, ,543, $50 net, an income Of $40
per cent.
American shipping men launch
fight on proposed commercial treaty
: with Germany
Swayed by reports that Jesse Liver
more, Wall Streets more spectacu-
lar operator, had changed from a bull
to a bear, prices on the New York
Stock Exchange tumbled precipitate-
iy during the most active trading Pc
riod since April Il, 1922. The actual
tss-zar1f.---.o111l ~ of 1900, 900
shares and quotations in the more
recent speculative favorites broke
from l to 13 points.
A report charging nationwide profit
eering in bread and that creation of a
colossal bread trust is impending"
was submitted by Basil NJ. Manly, d.
rector of the Peoples Legislative
Service. to Senator La Toilette.
Over-subscription of the 100000
capital for the Financial Service Cor
poration, created ito assist In the
emergency" of the agricultural North.
west, was reported TO the organization
meeting in Chicago by Chairman John
McHugh, president of the Mechanics
and Metals National Bank of New
York
The Pleasantville press., 1924-02-27

J. P. Morgan announces gift to pub.
rs 900 rare books, valued at from ST.
100000 to S12,000.000. as memorial to
his father
Frank A. yanderlip tells Senators
Ossining speech merely sought to
clear name of Harding by clearing
up .'rumors."
His liquor raiders were allowed
only so cents day to buy evidence,
Police Inspector Mcdonald, of New
York. testifies.
McAdoo support announced In
many selegrams as delegates from
twenty-five states prepare to meet In
Chicago conference.
Joe Jackson, one-time famous out
fielder of the Chicago White Sox, put
in Jail at Milwaukee by Judge ]. ].
Gregory on a charge of perjury. next
day received a verdict of s16,711.04
In his action for $1S,200 back salary
against Charles A. Comiskey, owner
of the Sox. The court Immediately
set aside the verdict and dismissed
the case.
Baldwin Locomotive Works reports
earnings of s25.5S share on common
stock in 1929 establishes reserve for
1924 dividends.
Internal Revenue Bureau extends
date for filing tax returns of domestic
corporations to June 15.
Petitions asking that the name of
Hiram Johnson be placed on the Ne
braska ballot for President were filed
with the Nebraska Secretary of State.
War Department approved of addi-
tional flights by Lieutenant Vaughan,
who will attempt to cross the conti-
nent on the famous dawn to dusk
flights.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-02-27
MUCH IN LITTLE

Ihere has to be some kicking before
'he pushing and pulling begins.
hobbing life OF friendship is like
roDDlng the world of the sun.
Inc best guesser shall always be
called the most sagacious prophet.
Don't believe all who agree with
you. Argument tires some people.
Nhlskers HABIT when once estab.
hshed seems to be as deep seated as
the habit of shaving.
The Pleasantville press., 1924-02-27

Young folks are sad and lonesome; !;
old folks are only lonesome.
Picture post cards encourage people
who haven't anything to say to say It,
Ambition is a desire to play ones
cards In life for all they are worth.
Women are the more indiyidualisfic
All mems hats are alike.
An experienced business man can
very we'll appreciate the difficulties In
running the universe.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
THE MOTOR SERVICE CO.,
Grantsville
Fords all the Time on Time.

a business Of this magnitude is
rather a notable achievement when
one considers that it is not yet three
years old. 1t is quite a large place.
employing seven or eight men.
The Motor Service Co. is the home
of the Ford Cars, Trucks and Trac-
tors and that classic of the automo-
bile industry, the Lincoln. 1t is in
deed difficult to add by word of mouth
or pen to the prestige already held
by the internationally famous Ford
products and we will make no at
tempt to do so. 1t will suffice to say
that dollar for dollar it is the great
est auto value in the world today. The
Lincoln Car, though in another class,
has also gained enviable distinction
in that it is generally recognized as
possibly the worlds finest automobile.
Both are sold and serviced here. Near
seven hundred new and used cars
were sold here in the past two years.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
H. w. KAHL, Oakland,
Lumber and Building Material.

1t is very evident that firms of this
kind which aid the physical growth
of the town are vital necessity to
that town. And when they are lead
ers of the industry they follow it is
only natural that they are of even
more Importance. When you are
contemplating a building you cannot
exercise too much care in the selec-
ton of your builder and the materi-
ais with which to build.
Lumber is a material that COM
pares favorably with any other
known substance used in building con-
struction. 1t is inexpensive, lasting
and beautiful in appearance when
properly prepared and is used to ad-
vantage in all buildings. If properly
constructed there is no better mater
ial with which to build, considering
the relative cost. But be sure that
these products are furnished by re-
liable firm. Look up that firms rep
utation.
In seeking the names of the most
reputable in this section you via un-
doubtedly note that of H. w. Kahl at
Oakland.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT

we'll worthy Of your patronage and
are firms who can and do live up to
the things we say of them. Now, we
all know that it is important to use
care and consideration in having re-
pairs made to electrical equipment in
automobiles or in our homes. Many
of US have experienced the results of
poor workmanship-costly results
generally. A poor mechanic is not
hard to find and neither is good one
difficult to locate. We're writing
about one Of the latter now. You
can bring your car here for electrical
repairs and know right we'll that it
will be properly taken care Of and at
a price that will be easy on your
purse strings. Or if you want your
home wired or electrical work of any
kind done, the same applies. The
firm also carries the internationally
famous line of Thor Electrical pro-
ducts, such as Washing and Ironing
Machines. Mr.. Lawton will appre-
ciate the opportunity to demonstrate
them to you at any time.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
UNIQUE MILLING COMPANY
FriendsviIle.
Flour, Feed, Fertilizers, Grass
Seed and Salt.

In these days Of progress and pros
perity the farmer is coming into his
own, and it is safe to say that in no
line of inventive enterprise has more
attention been given than to the pro-
duction Of neutrality-suspicious. on scien-
tifis priciples-to aid the farmer. A
wise man once said that everything
goes back to Mother Earth so it does
not behoove us to underestimate the
relative Importance Of the farmer or
those industries that cater to his de-
velopment. In a study of these firms
you must give due consideration to
that of The Unique Milling Company,
which was formed in September,
1922, occupying a new concrete build
ing with the latest improved devices
for manufacturing the famous Unique
Flour and Feeds.
The Republican., 1924-11-27

= Golden Rule neal-the regular fars
Of the orphans in the Near East,
will be observed throughout Europe
and in many non-European countries,
such as Japan, Korea and Palestine.
Four annual holidays-Christma
New Year, Easter and Arnaistice Day
have heretofore been celebrated in
ternationally A fifth has now been
added to the list. The movement was
started in America by the Near East
Relief as new, striking and interh-
sive method of raising funds for the
feeding of the children in American
orphanages in Bible Lands.
On this day-December 7-Amerf-
cans are asked to eat q dinner of
soup, bread and stew, or of corn grits
and condensed milk, or of rice, maca.
roni and cocoa AS they eat this
novel meal, they are asked to remem-
ber that, coarse as it is, it is all that
holds body and soul together for the
orphaned boys and girls overseas, to
whom the elemental factor of hunger.
is each days vital problem.
People here are reminded that
however poor the fare may seem, they
can at least have two bowls Of soup
If they like, and two slices of bread.
AS they finish their second serving.
they are asked to remember that tlhd
orphan wards of the Near East RELIEF
can have only one serving. for there
ic tn oil
are asked to remember that these.
children exist on such a diet 365 days
out of each year, and they will not
live to become men and women un-.
less more bread and more soup ara
provided.
Those who eat the Golden Rule,
dinner will not lack distinguished
company. Such meal will be served,
on Sunday in the homes of kings.
prime ministers and presidents.
The Golden Rule is universal,
creed. 1t is a common denominatWa
Of all religious and social welfare
organizations. It is test of ours
religion and our sincerity. Golden
Rule Sunday is a day for personal
stock-taking, for measuring our ltVeS,
by a universally accepted standard
of life to ascertain how nearly we.
have attained to an ideal 1t Is
day of plain living and high thiaking.
The dinner, however, is not an end
in itself 1t is an occasion, in the
words of President Coolidge, "for
bringing to the minds of those who
are prosperous the charitable require.
ments of those who are in adversity."
On Golden Rule Sunday the citizens
of all nations will be seated fGnra
lively at the same table, partakins
literally of the same food, thAaating
the same thoughts and entering into
a new realization of the brotherhood
Of mankind.
Send your subscriptions to IA West
Franklin Street, Baltimore, Md. >
The Republican., 1924-11-27
KERINS BROS. GARAGE,
Oakland.
Paige, Jewett and OldsmoDile
Cars.

Despite the fact that this garage
is still in its infancy it has already
given every indication Of a growth
that may some day make it one of the
largest in this locality. The funda-
mental principles of the organization
are of the highest order and if the
trade continues its patronage in the
future as it has in the past it is
bound to grow and prosper.
In addition to repairs, storage, tires
and accessories the Kerins Bros. Ga
rage is the local distributor for the
Paige, Jewett and Oldsmobile Cars,
cars low in price but high in the
quality standards by which all cars
should be judged, namely; Economy
and performance.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
DEER PARK

When all the crops are harvested,
And all the fields are sere,
We look around the table
At all the folks gathered here,
And lift our happy hearts once more
In thankfulness and praise,
For peace that dwells beneath our
roof
And peace that crowns our days.
Mr.. Elmer Haulenbeek, of Balti-
more, was here for the weekend at
his summer home. Mrs. Haulenbeek
returned with him to Baltimore for
the winter months.
Miss Weilda Hess returned to her
home in Cumberland Sunday.
Miss Thelma Harvey, of Cumber-
land, spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr.. Charlie Paugh and daughter
are visiting relatives in Cumberland
The Republican., 1924-11-27
SPOERLEIN'S GARAGE.
Accident.
Sole Agent for Durant and Star
Cars in Garrett County.

Although this garage begun its
business career in 1917, it has given
every indication Of a very rapid rise.
The men employed are competent me-
chanics Of many years experience in
this line and you may bring your me-
chanical ills here with full confidence
that they will be properly taken care
of. The firm is also agent for the
Durant and Star Cars.
Thoughtful men, in selecting an au-
tomobile, find in the history of these
cars q real source of confidence. They
are the development of many years Of
effort, embracing refnements and i'm,
provements that make them q super
ior value.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
THE EVANSVILLE GARAGE
Grantsville.
c. U. and H. c. EDWARDS, Prop'rs.
Chevrolet and Studebaker Cars.

This modern garage, established
over three years, has in that time
harbored much of the towns auto
trade; earned it; merited it, and will,
due to the service given and the quail
ity of the various products sold, con-
tinue to hold it. Satisfy a patron and
you will not lose him. The Grants
vile Garage tries mighty hard to sat
isfy and does. Several people are
employed here and the work is all
done by men who know how. The
charges are very reasonable.
Have you noticed how many Chew
rolet and Studebaker cars there are
around here. All from the Grants
vile Garage. These are not wonder
cars. Just good cars; good value for
the money. Messrs. Edwards will be
glad to demonstrate.
These men have lived in Garrett
County for the past twenty-five years
and have always extended the fullest
cooperation toward the industrial
and commercial uplift of the town
and community. They are good cit
izens of a good town.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT
H. L. WOLF,
Friendsville.
General Merchandise.

That this is a favorite shopping
center of the town in which it is To-
Gated is amply substantiated by the
many people one constantly sees 60
ing in and out. They all seem very
well pleased with their purchases, too,
and the congenial way in which they
have been waited upon. This evil
IDENTIFY in great power of attraction
to the store, for you are never hur-
ried in your purchases and Mr.. Wolf
always finds time to mix a pleasant
word or two in business transactions.
1t is great pleasure to deal in such
places.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
ADVERTISEMENT
Who's Who in Garrett County>>>By Edward Schermer
r. r. LTSTON & SON,
Selbysport
General Store.

Associated with Mr.. R. R. Liston in
the management of this business is
his son, both well known men of Gar
rett County; men with the ability and
foresight necessary to the successful
management OF a concern of this
kind. The firm has been in business
about thirty years during which time
they have placed themselves upon
solid foundation and on the road to
rosy future.
These men are always pulling for
bigger and better Garrett County,
knowing that better county means
bigger business, so let US all be 60
getters and boost our county to the
skies.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
THE STANDARD GARAGE,
Oakland.
c. w. JANOSkE, Prop'r.

The Standard Garage says: "Drive
right up in your old tin lizzie; lift up
the seat and we'll get busy. Our
laughing gas is sure some fuel-it
smiles at miles and kicks like a mule.
Your tanks hal full-what shall it
be? Shall we fill her up or only
three? How about water or little
oil? Better take some-see the en-
gine boil. What about tubes, or
maybe a tire? Further on ahead
they'll charge you higher. If you
don't want to buy, just say hello and
give us smile before you go. We're
always glad to see you here and give
you a smile for a souvenir"
Cars fixed to stay fixed.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
J. L. ENGLEHART,
Accident.
General Merchandise.

Mr.. J. L. Englehart was born and
reared in Garrett County and began
in business at Accident about twen-
ty-fve years ago, succeeding Mr.. c.
C. Speicher. The mans character and
ability is we'll exemplified in the ma
ture of the business and the efficient,
upright manner in which it is con-
Quoted. The store is popularly known
for many miles around as "The Home
of the Square Deal"
1t is store of no pretension, yet
one which in its own modest way is
serving the needs of the people of
this neighborhood with a good line of
general Northumberland is the
store of ]. L. Englehart at Accident.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
HOLLER'S TAXI SERVICE
Oakland.
BURTIN HOLLER, Prop'r.

Among the substantial and grow
ing concerns of Garrett County may
we'll be mentioned that of Burtin Hol-
Ter, who began in the taxi business in
Oakland in February of this year.
From the time the business was start
ed, it has been conducted along lines
that have assured its success.
Service first, last and all the time
is Mr.. Holler's slogan. A clean
safe car is at your call any hour of
the day or night to take you safely
and quickly to your destination. Our
phone number is 87-W. May we be
of service to you?
The Republican., 1924-11-27
J. ". WALTER & SONS.
Deer Park.
Garage and international Farm
Implements.

This garage here is the local agent
for the internationally famous bort
Automobile. Owners throughout this
section and elsewhere are enthusiastic
in their praise of the bort, and it may
truthfully be said that there is no
better recommendation for any pro-
duct than that of the owner and user.
We know that your experience with
this car will bear out this statement
Mr.. Walter also employs a very
competent staff Of auto mechanics
and gives his own personal guarantee
with each job. If you're not satisfied,
bring it back.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
WHITE & WEEKS,
General Merchandise,
Loeb Lynn Heights.

One of the many advantages to the
patrons of this store is that they are
always sure of securing only the best
and freshest foods, for ever since the
inception of the business in 1922, the
firm has always maintained that pol
icy. When I asked them "to what do
you attribute your success in bust
ness?" the answer was, "To honesty
in our dealings with everyone; to
high grade merchandise, consistent in
its quality; fair prices and a desire to
be polite and accommodating" These
are the secrets Of success in most any
business and are a story in them
selves,
The Republican., 1924-11-27
EVANSVILLE
ssppeDGssGGG22ss,nH9SS3S

The Women's Missionary Society of
the Lutheran church will hold its an
nual Thanksgiving service Thursday
evening at 1870 o'clock. A special
program has been arranged and the
thank Offering boxes will be received
at this time.
Dr.. l. C. Hoffman. Of Philadelphia,
Superintendent Of Home Missions OF
the Eastern District Of the Lutheran
church, will speak at the Lutheran
church here on Sunday, November 80,
at 2:30 p. m.
The Parent Teacher meeting held
last week was we'll attended by the
students and patrons Of the school,
The following topics were discussed
by the teachers: "What I See Ny
Children Play" T. L. Osborn; "Why
Our Daily Schedule Provides Five
Minutes for Physical Training" Mrs.
w. W. Keesecker; "How I Expect
Athletics and Organized Play to Help
Students" VIM. T. Mcdonald; "What
Is a Sport?" Rev. l. G. Robinson;
"Why 1 Teach My Children to Play"
Miss Clarice Bersch.
After the program games were ta-
dulged in, led by Miss Bersch. Miss
Lyons room received the banner for
the largest number present.
Thursday evening, u. W. Diefen-
bach and Prof. Ramer, Of Salisbury
High School, gave splendid addresses
on education.
Friday evening the Literary Socie-
ties of Grantsville High School held
their first meeting. 4 very large at
tendance was present and an inter-
esting program was rendered by the
students. There viii be a meeting
every two weeks during the schoc:
year.
The vaudeville given at the Holmes
Wallace studio Saturday evening was
highly appreciated. The unique and
artistic costumes of the actors can be
credited to the Misses Holmes and
Wallace. The entertainment thru0ut
was entirely different than any ore
previously given.
At the Keyser Ridge Grange meet
ing held Saturday evening Prof. Tar
bell, of Accident High School, talked
on "The Care of Sheep During the
Winter" At the next meeting, to be
held Dec. 18th, Prof. Tarbell will
speak on "The Care and Culture of
Hogs"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Jones, of Oak
land, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
wv. Diefenbach Sunday. Mr.. Jones
delivered the address on Near East
Relief at the Lutheran Sunday school
in the absence of Mr.. Grimes, who
was unable to be present.
Mr.. J. A. Barr, of Grove City, Pa,
who has been visiting his daughters,
Mrs. c. S. Zeller and Mrs. F. L. Os-
born at this place, returned to his
home Monday.
Mrs. G. W. Diefenbach returned to
her home Friday, having spent the
past three weeks visiting her par
ents in Roanoke, Va.
Miss Louise Whittcar, of Cumber-
land, is a guest at the Dixie Tavern.
Misses Elizabeth Engle and Esther
Zehner, students at Frostburg State
Normal School, spent the weekend
with their parents.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
SHAFFER'S TAXI SERVICE
Oakland.
Taxi Anywhere, Anytime.
Call 10; Well Be There.

Big men make for big business.
When a man has gained the standing
in business circles that Mr.. Shaffer
has it is evident that he must be a
big man; a man of keen judgment
and ability who, no doubt, would make
"a success in most any line of business.
An extensive trade is carried on
: here in the way of taxi service, re-
quiring the services of several men
and four cars that are constantly seen
on the road-a transient testimonial
to the success of the business.
The cars are all regularly inspect
ed and kept clean at all times. The
drivers are safe, courteous and care
full. The rates are as low as it is pos
sible to make them, considering the
service given, so ride in a Shaffer
Taxi.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
HARVEY & REAM,
Loch Lynn Heights.
General Merchandise

The general store of Harvey &
Ream has long ago become the fay
orite shopping place for the women
of this vicinity who want goods Of
quality at reasonable prices.
When women are the cause Of the
growth Of any concern it may readily
be assumed that the concern has mer-
tied that growth, for women are
mighty careful buyers that generally
select the best place 20 buy. This
firm has always been able to supply
and satisfy the most discriminating
trade.
The Republican., 1924-11-27
GOLDEN RULE day
TO AID NEAR EAST
Five Million Dollars Needed for
Refugee Orphans Under Ameri-
can Care.
23 NATIONS JOIN OBSERVANCE
State and County Committees Or
ganiZed to Insure Success of
Nationwide Campaign.
23 NATIONS JOIN OBSERVANCE
BY CHARLES V. VICKREY
General Secretary of the Near East
Relief.

With the co operation Of civic and
religious leaders throughout the
United States, the Near East Relief
has inaugurated its campaign for the
second observance of International
Golden Rule Sunday on December z.
The aim is to raise funds to provide
during the coming year for 100, geo
orphan children under American care
in Bible Lands More than five NH
lion dollars is the minimum needed. :.
The national Golden Rule commit,
tee was organized several months ago.
under the Craftsmanship Of Cleveland
II. Dodge, the well known philanthro-
pist. An executive council is under
the Craftsmanship of John II. Finley,
formerly Commissioner OF Education
of New York State and now prom
inent as a New York editor. State
and county committees are being or
ganized throughout the United States
to insure success OF the nationwide
campaign.
Setting aside of one day each year
in honor of the Golden Rule as
guide to individual national and in,
ternational life, is an American ides
which has been approved and adopted
by tWenty-three nations. The day
The Republican., 1924-11-27
C. p. MARTIN & SON,
Meats and Groceries,
Mountain Lake Park.

A name that is indelibly impressed
upon the minds of thrifty buyers in
Mountain Lake Park is that Of c. P.
Martin & Son. 1t is instructive when
thinking of meats and groceries or
thinking of this concern which has
established and held business rela-
tions with some of the most promi-
nent people of that town. That peo-
pie there appreciate good stores and
fair dealing is evidenced in the many
customers that make this their only
store. 1t is good economy to trade
there.