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Dress and Suit Fabrics

Spectator mood Wool Flannel-13 vital colors
and black 54-inch. Yard ---$1.5 so
Striped Wool Flannels-54-inch. Yard $l.5O
Novelty - Wool Suitings-vvacious plaids,
stripes and checks. 54-inch. Yard $1.75
Wool Albatross-in pastels, 36-inch. Yard 75c
Imported Novelty Wool and Cotton Flannels-
soft solid colors, bright stripes, rich plaids.
Lightweight and soft. 36-inch. Yard --$1.15
Glorious Colors in Zephyr Wool Stripes-Har-
monizing solid colors, too. 54-inch. Yard,
Sl.s5
Por-O Crisp Woodland Rayon Cfepe-twelve
vital new colors 54-inch. Yard--- $1.35
Sheer Wool Crepe-nine smart colors 54-inch.
Yard
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Hand hooked Wool Rugs In
light, medium and dark color
tones.
2x4, $5.45 8x10, S54.50
6x9, $36.75 4x7, $18.95
3x5, S9.95 9x12, S69.50
Distinctive Numdah Rugs in
contrasting color design en-
broidered on backgrounds of
camel, white.
4x6, $3.95 3x4, S2.75
Fine Hamadan Persian Oriental
Rugs, in individual patterns.
Size 3.6x5 Deep. resilient pile
semi-antique color combina-
tions S26.95
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Books at Anniversary Savings

Etiquette by Emily Post, the
Blue Book of Social Usage. $2.95
Modern Library Giants, 81 titles
in full-sized library editions.
Each SSc
Garden Encyclopedia, edited by
e. L. D. Seymour $2.S5
Replogle Illustrated Atlas 95c
Replogle Reading Stand-new
larger model -- $2.S5
Pinocchio, Walt Disney version.
SOC
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Anniversary Specials in Uniforms

Bob Evans Maids Uniforms.
Cotton broadcloths in stripes
and solid colors. Sizes IL to 46.
$1.55
Maids Serving Uniforms, crisp
rayon taffeta in black, gray,
green or wine. Sizes IA to As.
$2.35
Cotton Broadcloth Uniforms,
black or gray. Long sleeves.
Sizes IA to 46-- $1.75
Serving Uniforms Of rayon crepe
with permanent finish organdy
trim with bias fold. Sizes Ia
to AZ ~ S4.75
UNIFORMS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Girls Apparel

Girls Cotton Frocks, prints,
plain colors, stripes, checks.
Sizes Z to 14------$I.55
'Teen-agers' Spring Goats, wool
tweeds and Shetlands In fitted
and boxy styles. Sizes -, IA.
16 =. ------$1l.15
'Teen-agers' Sports and Dress
Goats; wool tWeeds and novelty
WOODS. Sizes IL, IA, 16----$13.55
'Teen-agers' New Frocks in spun
rayon and rayon crepe. Navy,
rose, blue and prints. Sizes IL
IA, 16--- $4.75
'Teen-agers' Frocks of woven
rayon and rayon crepe Dress
and sports styles. Checks. prints
and plain colors. Sizes IL,
IA, 16 $6.35
'Teen-agers' Cotton Wash
Frocks. Stripes, prints, plain
colors. Sizes 10 to l6--- S2.35
'Teen-agers' Dress and Sports
Frocks in stripes, dots, prints,
plain colors. Spun rayons.
rayon crepes and cottons. Sizes
10 to 16.--- $3.15
Little Girls Frocks of spun ray
on and rayon crepe. Rose, blue,
aqua, navy, prints. Sizes 7 to
IA ---------------- $3.l5
Little Girls Dress-up Dresses
of rayon taffeta and crepe. Also
tailored styles. Sizes Z to ID.
S4.75
Girls Spring Coats of wool
tweed and novelty woods. Sizes
7 to IL ..--- ---- S8.75
Girls Spring Coats of wool
tweed, flannel and novelty
weaves. Gray, navy, rose, copen
and mixtures. Sizes Z to IA.
$l1.l5
Girls Cotton and Spun Rayon
Dresses. Plain colors. prints,
stripes, checks. Sizes 7 to IA.
$2.35
GIRLS APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Rayon Crepe or Satin Night
gowns. Sizes 80 to 40 $1.55
Nighties, silk-and-rayon satins
in prints or lovely pastels. Sizes
80 to 40 S2.So
Cotton Lace-trimmed Silk-and-
Rayon Satin Gowns. Flora
prints and solid colors. Also
tailored style. Sizes 80 to
An So, Is
Pure Dye Silk Satin Gowns,
dainty lace or sheer trim. Sizes
40 tn 40 S4.75
rINnrRwEAR. THIRD FLOOR.
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Dolls and Dolls in Trunks S1.95
Exciting Selection of Baby Dolls
and Girl Dolls ----r S2.95
Cuddly Toys of rayon plush, 75c
Constructive G a m s-Picture
Weaving, Criss cross Sewing
Cards, Feather Funnies, Pic
lures to Build, Button-Button,
Activity Books (box of f1ve),
FASTING without Paste, Modern
Journey Cutout Books (box of
seven), Little Artist Paint Set,
Pictures to Trace, Peg Picures,
Charm Jewelry, Fun for Stay
III DeQS- SOC
kindergarten G a m es-Walco
Beadcraft, Bead Marionettes,
Tile Craft -------S1.5O
Chicago" Roller Skates-girder
construction, ball-bearing car
bon steel wheels. Girls style
with leather backs, boys with
The Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR,
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Lovely Feminine undies

Lovely Panties of silk-and-rayon
satin and pure-dye silk crepe.
Sizes 26 to 80 - $l.55
Cotton Gowns made In the
Philippines. Sizes is, Is, II 95c
Cotton Batiste Gowns made in
the Philippines. With exquisite
trim. Sizes Is, 16, II 49, $l.55
Cotton Batiste Gowns in fitted
bias styles. Sizes IS, 16, II, CSC
Tailored Cotton Pajamas. Coat
and Butcher-boy styles. Sizes
- to
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Bedwear at Savings

Pillowcases:
45x3eh inch, each ------- 500
Moth resistant Fine Quality
Pure Wool Fleece Blankets.
72x84-inch size --- $12.50
Luxurious Down filled RayOn-
satin covered Comforts. Quilted
pattern. Cut size 72x84 inches,
$12.95
Tufted Cotton Chenille Bed
spreads-white and colors. Twin
or full size Observation-Disclosures IS
Tufted Cotton Chenille Bed.
spreads-white and colors. Twin
or full size
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Anniversary Savings on Foundations

Lily Of France Duosette with
Talon fastener. Cotton, lace
uplift. Cotton-and-rayon. Sizes
35 to A $7.85
Master Craft Stepin in two
lengths. Figured rayon-and-cot-
ton batiste and elastic. Sizes
26 to 80 --- $2.95
Maiden Form Bandeaux, silk
satin or cotton lace. Sizes 80
to SO 78c
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Nurses Uniforms by Bob Evans.
White poplin or long sleeves.
Sizes IL to $2.35
White Poplin Uniforms by Bob
Evans. Short sleeve style. Sizes
IL to 46 $1.55
Maids Aprons for morning
wear and serving. OF cotton
lawn and organdy ---- SOC
Apron Sets, cotton organdy or
dotted Swiss S1.20
Apron Sets of permanent fin
ish organdy or all-oyer en-
broidered organdy S1.60
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Smart New Housecoats-Low Priced

Cotton Housecoats, plain or
printed crepes or cotton prints.
Sizes ~ to 20, 40, a. '$3.15
Feminine Hostess Goats, en-
broidered eyelet rayon slipper
satins, printed rayon crepes,
shocked rayon satins. rayon
crepes. Sizes IL to 20----$6.75
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Rayon "Chiffonille" Panties,
Briefs, Vests, Stepirls and
Rayon-and-silk Panties, step-in
and short styles. Sizes to Z 7Sc
Rayon Chemise Step-ins, sizes
"a to AZ S5c
Union Suits Of combed cotton
knit. Built-up shoulders White.
Tight knee. Sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 8, 6Sc
Union Suits of combed cotton
knit, camisole top. Tight knee,
CSC
KNIT UNDERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR.
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Costume Slips at Splendid Savings

Rayon Satin and Crepe Slips.
White, pink, tearose. Sizes 80
to A, 311a to 371a $l.55
Syl-O-Slips Of Crown-Tested
rayon crepe. Sizes "a to a. CSC
Lovely Lacey Slips, pure-dye
silk satin, silk-and-rayon satin
and re-dye silk crepe. Sizes
80 to 40 S3.15
COSTUME SLIPS, THIRD FLOOR.
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Westinghouse
Washing Machine

New 1910 Westinghouse Electric Washing
Machine. Deferred Payments may be ar-
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, EIGHTH FLOOR
Express Elevator Service.
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Knit Undies-SpeciaI

All-siIk Milanese Panties, cot
ton lace trimmed. Step-in and
short models. Tearose. Sizes
4 to -------Sl.35
Costume Slips of Bemberg rayon
tricot knit. Tearose. Sizes
"a to o44--------Sl.o5
Girdles and Pantie Girdles. OF
cotton lace, rayon satin and
cotton, woven with "Lastex"
yarn. Sizes 4 to 7--------$2.l5
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Woodthrop Girdles, figured ray
on-and-cotton broche, hand
loomed elastic. Sizes 20 to
SO $6.S5
Bien Jolie Corsettes. Elastic net
with down stretch rayon satin
panels. Sizes 33 to 81 S6.85
CoRsETs AND BRAss1EREs,
THIRD FLOOR.
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Savings in Art NeedIework

Needlepoint Pieces, centers fin
ished, backgrounds to be filled
$1.85, $2.65, $3.78, $4.65
Comfortable Bed Rests two
styles. Cotton covers in attrac-
tive patterns ----$3.85
Lounging Pillows in cotton SAIL
cloth. All Kapok-fllled 95c
Knitting Bags of cotton tapestry
or rayon brocades --.-95c
Stamped Linen Guests and
Kitchen Towels with colored
borders or hens ---27c, 4 for 81
Ornamental Metal and Fibre
Waste Baskets in antiqued-fin-
ish. IL and Is inch -78c
ART NEEDLEwoRK, SEVENTH FLOOR
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Venetian Blinds

Higgins Venetian Blinds and Woodward g.
Lothrop Blinds-give you quality workman
ship and quality materials; to At your windows
perfectly-and give long and satisfactory
service.
MANUFACTURING DIVISION OFFICE,
SEvENTH FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Costume Slips, perfectly tailor
ed or daintily trimmed. Silk
and-rayon satin or pure-dye
silk crepe. Sizes 80 to "A, 3lls
10 o912 SA.So
Rayon Taffeta Slips that can be
shipped off for individual
length. Many colors. Sizes 80
to A -S1.45
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EeL1GEEs, THIRD FLOOR

Joy of Cooking, by 1rma 8.
Ronbauer; 1854 recipes = S1.95
The illustrated World History.
(le37 edition., edited by Sir
John Hammerton and DR..
Harry Elmer Barnes-------75c
Modern Library Books, over 200
titles
THE Book STORE, AISLE %,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Laces, Trimmings, Ribbon.

Cotton -and-rayon Dress Laces. 10 lovely
colors. IS inches wide. Yard S140
Cotton Dress Lace in white, beige aqua, pow
der, royal, black. rose, brown and violet IS
inches wide. Yard SOC
Mother-of-Pearl Trimmings.
Buttons, assorted Sizes 25c
Buckles, assorted 35c
Sildes assorted
Plaid Rayon- -and- Silk Ribbons, inch and 1Ia
inch widths. Yard 10c
S-inch Folded Blanket Binding, rayon- and
silk. 10 colors, S tu-tone versions. Five
yard piece
LAcEs, RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS,
AIsLES 20 AND o. FIRST Floor
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ChiIdren's Hosiery

Children's Cotton Anklets.
White and colors. Sizes 6 to II.
5 pairs, 81
Juniors Silk Hose. Sizes 8l2
to 1913 pairs, $2.35; pair, SOC
CH1LDREN's HOSIERY, AISLE II,
FIRST FLOOR.
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TiIe-top Tables

Sturdy wrought iron stand, 824-inch tops, 75c
With 16x9 Inch $2.75
GARDEN FURNITURE, FOURTH FLOOR.
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Rayon House coats, satins.
crepes taffetas and novelty
veaves. Sizes IL to 20, 40,
a. -----$4.7o
Cotton Housecoats, wrap-around,
slide fastened. Sizes IL to
m -$2.35
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Dry Cleaning

Mems Topcoats, Cleaned $50
Mems Two or T'hree-piece Wool
Suits Cleaned $50
Dresses, plain or with Kick
Pleats, Cleaned--------.$ 81
Dresses with up TO Six Pleats.
Cleaned .-$l.2O
DRY CLEANING DESK.
1lTH AND q STREETS.
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Candy Specials

Delicious Chocolates and Bon
bons, two pounds -----,- Csc
Goodie Baskets Of jellies and
candleS $l.45
Scottie Tin Filled and Hard
Candies. Five pounds 75c
Assorted Rosebud Mints, four
colors. Pound 3Sc
Assorted Sailed Nuts (no pea
nuts). Pound -58c
2 pounds, 81
CANDY, AISLE IA, FIRST FLOOR.
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Umbrellas at Anniversary Savings

Novelty-handled Umbrellas In
silk or silk-and-rayon, 16-rib.
Green, wine, navy. black or
brown solid colors or combina-
tions S2.75
Handsome Umbrellas of import
ed or domestic silks or silk.
and-rayons-all with novelty
handles -S S3.85
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Women's Luggage Sets

Aeroplane luggage set of 21-inch suitcase and
wardrobe case. Brown or gray canvas with
tip-grain leather trim. The Sl295
LUGGAGE SECOND FLOOR
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Wakefield Sheets. Pillowcases.
High-count muslin, torn sizes
before hemming:
90x10S-inch Sheets, each SLAB
slx108-inch Sheets, each $1.40
s1xo9- inch Sheets, each - $1.32
72x108-inch Sheets, each $1.32
72x99- inch Sheets, each SILT
63x108-inch Sheets, each silly
63x99- inch Sheets, each $1.09
Pure Wool North Star" Blan-
kets. Plaid pattern in peach,
green, gold-color, rosedust and
tan on white $6.lS
BEDwEAR. FIFTH FLOOR.
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Bake Shop Specials

White and Wholewheat Rolls,
OOZeu loC
Wellesley Fudge Cake, SIN, 60c
Orange Marmalade in Hall
China Jars, each Soc
Cherry Pie 36c
Box of Three Jars Taste
tempting Jelly, Jam and Mar
malade SIC
BAKERY COUNTERS: TEA Room
BALCONY, SEVENTH FLOOR;
FOUNTAIN ROOM, Down STAIRS
STORE.
Evening star., 1940-02-14
Picture Frames

Gold or Silver Plated Metal
Frames. Easel back. Sizes
3Ax4A, ski, 7x9, 8x10----$l.45
Metal Picture Frames with easel
backs. Sizes 4x6, ski, 6x8. 7x9,
7x10, 0x10 78c
Metal Frames --$1.78, $2.45
NOVELTY JEwELRY, AISLE 3,
FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star., 1940-02-14

Floral Print Umbrellas, of OIL
silk. Also cotton-and-l linens
and imported rayons In solid
colors with borders
Festive Umbrellas In oil silk
and-rayon, l6-rib type----$1.65
UMBRELLAS, AISLE 49,
FIRST FLOOR.
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DRESS FABRICS. SECOND FLOOR,
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Artificial Flowers
Neckwear and Blouse Values

Blouses to "Spice" Your Suits
rayon sheers. rayon jerseys or
cotton batiste. Sizes 80 to
SO - S2.35
Ray0n Sheer Bl0uses in tailored
or frothy styles. Sizes 3T to
80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.15
Fresh White Overblouses of en-
broidered cotton organdie. Sizes
50 to oss-r---------s4.7S ss-
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Unusual Values from The Gift Shop

The Toy STORE, FOURTH FLOOR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Oakland Hi Wins Twelfth Game
Against St. Peters Hi

Oakland Highs basketball team
scored it's twelfth victory in % games
at Piedmont on Monday night when it
defeated st. Peters of Westernport
SO to 16 at the K. of P. armory. Oak
land had little trouble throughout the
entire game, leading 13 to 1 at the
quarter and 24-8 at the half. Mason
topped the Oakland onslaught with Is
points while Coddington had ten.
Other scores included Lyons, 5; Wolfe,
2; Stewart, 5; Sisler, 2.
Oakland also walloped Elk Garden
last Friday night on the local court
IS to 16. Oakland led 1876, 29-11 and
Alb at the quarters. Mason gathered
% points for the victors on II field
goals while Lyons contributed II.
Coddington scored 6, Wolfe 2 and
Stewart 8.
The team lost to Beall High of
Frostburg last Wednesday evening
at Frostburg 43-37 after brilliant
last half rally. Frostburg led 26-15
at the half but squirt in the third
quarter brought Oakland to within
three points of the winners, 81 to 81
Mason and Lyons shared 81 of Oak
lands points while Coddington and
Stewart added 10 more.
Oakland High school lost to Terra
Alta last night on the local court Al
to 81. Lyons, with II points, led fol-
Oakland while other scorers were Ma
son, 8; Coddington, g.; and Wolfe, A
Watson was high scorer for Terra
Alta with IA points, while Benson anc
Grimm each scored 10 points.
Oakland will play Rowlesburg here
on Wednesday, February IA, both var
sity and reserve teams.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
MARRIED

WARNICK-TURNER-A wedding
of interest was solemnized Tuesday
afternoon at four o'clock in st. AIMS
church, Avilton, when Miss Susan Ell
mira Turner, attractive daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Turner, Avilton,
became the bride of, Mr.. Marvin Will
lard Warwick, son of Mrs. Birdie R.
Warwick and the late DIN Warwick, of
Jennings. The ring ceremony was per-
formed by the Reverend Father Hilary
Liehr, pastor Of the church.
The bride was attractively attired in
Juliet blue crepe with navy accessories
and wore a corsage of yellow roses
Mrs. Verna Barclay, mStron Of
honor, and the brides only attended,
chose frock of grey alpaca with con-
trasting accessories and wore a cor
sage of deep red roses. Mr.. Homer
Warwick, brother of the groom, was
best man.
Immediate relatives of the contract :
ing. parties who witnessed the cere-
mony were Mrs. Joshua Turner, the
brides mother; Mrs. Birdie R. War
nick, mother of the groom; Miss Mary
Turner, sister of the bride, and Mrs.
Charles " Main, sister of the groom.
The couple left Immediately after
the ceremony for short motor trip to
Eastern points. They plan to make
their home in Washington, D. c., in
the near future.
Mrs. Warwick attended Grantsville
high school. Mr.. Warwick is gradu
ate of the same school, class of 1884,
and of the West Virginia Business
College, Fairmont, West Va, in 1886
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Union Lenten Services Begin

A fair-sized congregation was pres
ent last night for the opening service
of the union Lenten program, held in
st. Marks Lutheran church. Rev
Minor Sprague, Methodist pastor
spoke. Many were kept away by the
dangerous condition of the streets anc
sidewalks, due to ice.
The ministers have chosen as then
theme throughout the union Lenter
services, "The Great Affirmations OF
Jesus. Services are to be held each
Wednesday evening at .7:45. Next
Wednesday, February IA, Rev. A. B
Learner will speak on 81 am the
Door, in the Episcopal church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Liller announc the
marriage of their daughter Mary, to
Mr.. Kenneth Jenkins on January %,
at Parsons, West Va. Mrs. Jenkins Is
graduate of Kempton high school
and of Potomac Valley Hospital train
ing school for nurses. She was en-
ployed at the Tucker County Hospital,
Parsons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Half Price Stores Employ Full.
Time Advertising Man

The Half Price Stores announced
this week that they had employed Mr.
Newton Coplin, of Windber, Pa, as
advertising manager for the concern.
Mr.. Coplin will devote his full time to
advertising and window decorating in
the several stores operated in Mary
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Explanations In the 1910 Budget
Are Published Today

Explanation in detail of the 1910
Levy or County Budget is being given
today by the County Commissioners,
pointing out reasons why there were
increases in certain departments Of
government and decreases in other de-
partments.
This article appears on pages six
and seven of The Republican.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
Joins Law Firm In Cumberland

Benny F. Epstein, attorney to the
Garrett County Board of County Com
missioners, who has maintained a law
office in the Liberty Trust building in
Cumberland, has become associated IN
the practice of law with Frederick A.
Puderbaugh and Daniel F. McMullen,
attorneys, in the same building. Mr..
Epstein resides in Grantsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

land, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
He will be located in the Oakland store.
The Half Price stores carry adver-
tisements in ten or more newspapers
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

each week and distribute approx
mately 10000 large circulars each
month in the communities where these
stores are located.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08

MISS Ethel A. Miller, executive Sec
rotary, went to Hagerstown Wednes-
day to attend a class of social work
being conducted by Mrs. Karl De-
Schweinitz from the Philadelphia
School of Social Work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-02-08
January Welfare Board Report
Shows S12,642.91 Discussed

The regular monthly meeting of the
Garrett County Welfare Board was
held February 5, when two old age as
sistance applications were granted,
one rejected and one case, which had
been receiving assistance for some
time, was closed because of additional
income. Four aid to dependent children
applications were granted.
A new junior worker, Paul R.
Whip, of Hagerstown, has been re-
Gently employed. Mr.. Whip is a
graduate of Washington and Lee Uni
versity, Lexington, Va, where he ma
iored in economics and English.
The financial report for the month
of January was given as follows:
General Public Assistance
OH cases) ............. S1,599.43
Old Age Assistance 1859
persons) ..,........... $4,000
Aid to Dependent Children
1908 children) .......... 3,114.93
Public Assistance to Needy
Blind g persons) .... 171.0G
Foster Homes ga children) 207.25
Administration .. 1,534.01
| Child Welfare Services. go. 141.29
l0Cal .....'7. ........ 9lz ,o4Z.Sl
Miss Ethel A. Miller, executive sec
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Overlookine Park.
New, Ultra-Modern.
@nrk CrAseanA. J

Park Cvescenf
z0Of 18th st. NV. New BUILDING.
Just 2I1 Blecks from Col. Rd. and
Ontario Rd.
$8S. .00-Apt. No. 316-Corner apt;
rec. hall living room. COM
binatton sunroom and dining room 2
bedrooms. kitchen and bath. large
All elec. Kitchens. Venetian blinds.
painted walls. Resident Mgr, col.
6343,
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California Bungalow.
About III Arroc

Situated In . Northwest suburban ares
a. one Of the highest points adjacent to
ton and public schools. individually built.
9 comfortable rooms. tile bath. huge library
or recreation room. large attic, built-in
Beautifully landscaped grounds Completely
tnclcsed with lifetime Anchor wire fencing.
MuSr BE sOLD TO SETTLE ESTATE We
serious consideration. THO6 J. FISHER
4 Co: NC, DI: $3.50. EVENNoS CALL
Evening star., 1940-02-27
HOUSES FURNISHED

HOME m WESLEY HEIGHTS TO SHARE
with owner. 2910 Glover driveway. Phone,
Emerson 1898.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-DETACHED. FUR
ntshed, yard. living room (fireplace). dining
room. kitchen, bath, bedrooms. sunroom
oil heat; S4S month. WI. 4461-W 29s
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Near Walter Reed

Near Walter Reed
7430 Georgia Ave. NV.
$47.SO-Apt. No. 3O4-Living room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath. Eectrolux refrigeration.
1880 Georgia Ave. NV.
SS7,50-Apt. No. Living room. 3
bedrooms, dinette. kitchen
and bath; screened rear porch, Elec.
trolux refrigeration.
Res. Mgr. 74OS Ga. Ave. Ge. 2210.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
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NEARaALL GOVT. DEPTS.
4 RAGs., RECEP HALL; TILE BATH: S62.
Large Rms. Closets; 24-Hr Elev 6erv
Plaza. 221O Penna. Ave. NV. Net. 383s
COLORHD-9O1 Z sT. s.W.-3rd FL,
rms. kit, bath; heat. hot water, elec., gas
ipel.; adults. NE. 2O86.
coLORKD-NIWLY DECORATED: 3 LdT,
sunny rooms. private Kitchen and bath;
heat. cleo included; S425O. RUSSELL ].
MOORE. 1915 18th st. NV. Hobart 6712.
FOR REFINED COLORD-3l14 18th ST.
n.w.-Desirable 2, 3. 4 rm. apts.. newly
decorated; baths. elec. refrigeration. heat.
elec.. gas: $3.50 up. Adults only
COLORD-1111 LAMONT. ST. NV
Front apt, newly decorated; 2 rms. d.
FRANK 8. PHiILIpis. District 1411.
COLORED-THE PRINCETON 143O.V ST.
nv rms, kit. bath: elec. refs: S42.5O.
40 1902 sn Z st. n.w.-s rms kit. bath;
CaAS. L. NORRIS,
2135 Pa. Ave. NV.
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MORE FOR THE MONEY.
23O0 18th ST. N.W.-$55.
a rooms, kitchen bath: all outside rooms:
newly reconditioned: electric refrigera-
ton; near to stores and TRANSPORTATION.
See janitor to inspect. National 5S33.
Natl. Mortgage & Invest. Corp,
1872 N. Y. Ave. MA. 1898.
DUPLEX-GLOVER PARK.
Apt. 3, 1921 40th pL NV rooms.
kitchen. dinette. bath and large
J. c. WELDON CO.. Metropolitan BOIL.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
Near Roosevelt Hish

Near RooseUelf High
4312 Georgia Avs. NV.
SAP. .SO-Apt. 3+Living room, bed
room, kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration
42O5 Arkansas Ave. NV.
SSl .6O-Apt No. 3-Living room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen and
bath: elec. stove and refriRerator:
screened rear porch. Large rear yard.
Evening star., 1940-02-27
CUSTOM BUILT
Most Unusual Bungalow.

S7,950-Convenient Silver Spring. Here's
the smart BUNGALOW. with large rooms,
extra bat in basement The lovely yard
Is beautifully handicapped. A real value!
REALTY ASSOCIATES, National 1893 until
9 pm
Evening star., 1940-02-27
In Refuoyfh

In PsfWovfh
Convenient to Schools, Churches,
Transportation FacilAiss.
32O Delaheid Pl. NV.
SIS. .OO-Apt. No. Living room.
2 bedrooms, dinette, kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1940-02-27

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE one-hslf square
from Mass. ave. within walking dis
tance Of entire downtown area: near
streetcar and bus Zines. English base
ment type town hhuse. brick. with ten
rooms and three baths Suitable for
physician's ONCE or rooming house.
SHANNON & IucHs CO.
1SnS n ar w Not;o,.Y 0AAR