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Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
SATURDAY, MARCH IS, 1914

at the hour of A. M, E. w. T., the following
8 HEAD OF HORSES AND CoLTS-Gray mare, good leader
horse works harness. black horse colt coming years
halter broke.
EIGHTEEN HEAD OF CATTLE-Mxed herd, t B. accredited
12 are mch cows will calves by their
will be
/ Holsten bull, Is months DID,
THIRTEEN HEAD OF HOGS-One Chester brood SOW, II
from rs to 100 pounds each.
MACHINERY-2-horse and bed Bin tread; SET
carriages Deering binder 7 cut good running order
peader johnson SIT Deerng horse
rake 10t John Deere planter Superior grain drill oe Nc
6ooth Perry single
double shovel pows single and double trees jockey sticks forks of all
kinds fork pueys 3Onch harpon set Fairbanks
platform 50b capacity shelter electric motor
ting gndstone ambe scy eft iron hog trough coal burn
brooer maui and wedges 5 osscut
cut gallons of roof coating digging ron Shovel
baskets, h-bushel
HARNESS. harness. crupper plow
set single harness. collars brides halters check lines lead n butt
traces breast chains.
DAIRY FIXTURES McCormc-Deerin electric milk
rack milk Stools Rotary Stewart clippers so feet of
new galvanized pipe IL chains, feed cart
BUTCHERING T0OLS2 iron kettles sausage grind
and pueys pudding rre gambre sticks hooks apd
ladies' tubs,
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE Library table
oak buffet end table, large gilt frame mirror
ing chairs stand extension tables round
goeum dresser oak wardrobe
tans iron beds, Simmons bed spring and
clothes tree card tables Hooser kitchen cabinet
with bun heater ron irons
kerosene Dishes cooking
DOORS stone jars glass jars and items
TERMS OF SALE-CASH settlement on day of SALE
HARRY L. SIGLER.
Frederick Md. No g.
Glenn Trout, A~ciOneer Raymond L. Kelly, Clerk.
Luncheon Rights to Ladies' Aid Zion Church. Charesve 941
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
MARCH 1S. 1914
AT 1O:OO A. M. (E.W.Tl to-wit.

HEAD HORSES AND COLTS 6-Two first class leaders
80 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE 33-Tweny cows of which
VIII have been fresh Just prior me
and others good flow of milk three hers
Registered Hosen bull Ormsby Lad caved March %
1941 $500 ~ '
BROOD SOWS 3-An three farrow some time in April
. FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT -McCormick-Deering
binder it. cut; Mccormick Deering
Mccormick
used only two hours Mccormick Deering panter
nay tedder New Idea like
row. rs dsc Farmers Favorte 10 disc drills lever harrows
ing corn pow Syracuse 36 bahea pow Oliver No
skein Brown 3 Sudebaker
wagon BEDS 20 it. carriages milk
rows bag truck hay forks pueys Fairbanks
scales 1000 h. capacity wheat FAM 10 in feed grinder
less be 70 It. lace bet 300 grain bags anvil forge drill
other blacksmith tools hog scalde meat grinder
tuer iron kettle and shelter small TOOLS forks
log chains single double, thribbe jockey sticks
sets breehng gears sets pow gears
collars 10 haters brides fly make housings
wagon saddle sets check lines single lines butt traces
breast chans other harness including single
DAIRY EQUIPMENT-Fam Master mixers compete . unit
with motor pump and pipes heavy milk pa straners strrer
10 tengalon cans, stools Clpmaster
electric COW clippers, other items
1929 Oldsmobile Coupe converted truck
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-10 #. extension table it. oak table
cupboard sdeboard chest drawers antique bureau
iron bed spring and mattress burner oil
noeum rug cradle battery radio window blinds toilet lamps
ing utensils, and many items needless mention.
TERMS-Cash before removal
C. o. DeGRANGE.
Emmert R. Bowlus, Auctoneer. Alvie M Etzer Clerk
Lunch by Women Missionary Society of Jefferson ST.
Lutheran Church. 1856
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
UBLIC SALE
Disseminating farming will Farm at Jeerso,
along Route 340 8 miles West of Frederick on
MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1914
AT 1000 A. M. (E.W.T.) to-wit:


HEAD HORSES AND COLTS 6-John nine wear old leader
anywhere STAR bay leader
old bay works anywhere Prince
Patsy colt coming DID, Sparkle
oid Ihese are all good heavy abe dependable
33 HEAD DAIRY CATTLE 33-Twenty cows Hosens
and Guernseys several fresh
balance in good flow of milk heer
tme heifers be
2 service Holsten bulls. This herd is T. B. Accredited
FARMING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT - Mccorr,;cL
Deer1ng # bnder four rops Mccormick
spreaders Thomas disc d John planter and
enslage cutter and ppe side
delivery rake hay loader International
syracuse pows section lever harrow
verizer fodder shredder bag Mccormick riding
plow Swab low down wagons pair new %
bed 28 disc single double shovel
drag pow hay forks puey garden spaver iron
Kettle and ring Blacksmith TOOLS anvil
TOOLS sausage stuffer, 30 gal kettle log
HARNESS. breechng, gears sets po Oears
saddle, brde collars, halters
sets fly nets housings, other harness.
English team bells. Brooder 800 chick capacity
DAIRY EQUIPMENT-Farm Master electric mixers units
complete with motor and ppe heater
electric box with
IL ten-gal. cans, buckets, strainers milk cooler.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Round oak kitchen coal stove
cherry cupboard cupboard tables BEDS radio
victrola seee bureau crooks jars and
TERMS Cash.
R. N. GORDON
Bowlus & Lease AuctiOneers R. L. Kelly, Clerk.
Lunch by Tolers Class of Jefferson Reformed Church 755
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09

Mrs. Charles X. Francis. Mrs.
Stabler spent couple of days
with Mrs. William Sheete in
Woodside.
Mrs. Mortimer Stabler of Beth
esda was an overnight guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice ]. Stabler
last week.
Miss Florence Bentley was an
overnight guest of her nieces Mrs.
Robert c. Turner and Miss Jean
H. Thomas. Mrs. Robert C. Turn
er and Miss Cornelia Thomas were
weekend guests of their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic L. Thomas
at "Tanglewood".
Miss Mary X. McCarty, Mrs.
F. Mercer Lane III and son Fen
ton, Mr.. VIM. Charles Fink and
Mr.. R. E. McCarty were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs: Richard
B. Thomas, Jr.
1t. James F. Thomas of the
Marine Corps of Cherry Point, N.
c., spent a few days at "Grace-
lyn", the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Francis A. Thomas.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
Mrs. r. B. Thomas, Jr.
TEL: Ashton 1861

Mrs. John L. Dalby of Seattle
Wash, was a guest for a few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. William W
Moore at "Plainfield'.
The Association met with Mrs
Frederic l.. Thomas at "Tangle
wood" last Thursday. Th'
association is the oldest women'i
club in the United States.
Mrs. William H. Hill of Brooke
vile and Washington, who has
been spending several weeks il
Florida is now with her mother il
Passaic, N. j.
Mrs. William F. Green has beer
spending several weeks with hel
daughter, Miss Mary F. Greene ir
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Lyon have
been to Gettysburg for a few days
to visit their brother and sister
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hartshorne
Mrs. Robert H. Miller entertain.
ed the Wednesday Club. 1t was
very interesting meeting anc
most of the members were present
Pvt. Earl L. Beacraft entered
the service last Tuesday and is
now stationed at Camp Meade.
The regular meeting of the
Senior Farmers Club was with l.
c. Burns at Olney last Saturday
DR.. Thomas A. Ladson, Jr., has
been visiting his brother and sister
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Jack A. Lad.
son, in Baltimore County, while
recuperating from a recent illness
DR.. William B. Caughlin of Hyatts
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
Sandy Sfaal.s9 Nel9A1osAood


vile has been helping DR.. Lad
son, Sr., with his work for the
past few weeks.
Mrs. Stanley P. Stabler has
been in New York for a few days
visiting her sisters-in-law, Mrs.
Edward Elliott and Mrs. John C.
Wilson. Mrs. Newton Stabler ac-
companied her home.
AS Francis Snowden, USN of
University of North Carolina is
spending his ten day furlough
with DR.. and Mrs. Louis T. Buss-
Ter as his family is under quatan-
tine for scarlet fever. He will
then leave for Bainbridge, where
he will be stationed.
Mrs. j. H. Lampton and son,
Edward Thomas of Washington
were weekend guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Louis T. Bussler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis A. Thom-
as entertained Misses Estelle and
Beatrix Moore and Miss Bertha
Wilson at dinner last Tuesday.
Misses Estelle and Beatrix
Moore entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Hyde Nv at dinner last
Friday. They were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Stanton on Sat
urday.
Miss Esther Cox of Baltimore
was a guest of Mrs. Francis M.
Hallowell for a few days last
week. DR.. Tom Hallowell was her
guest over the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice j. Stab
Ter had a pitch party last Tues
day. Their guests were DIR. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Ladson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac A. Smith and Mr.. and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
TUESDAY, MARCH IA. 1914
10 HEAD LIVESTOCK I'm
AT 1000 A. M. (E. W. IT, to-wit:

broken and from 3 to IL years. S' GA wen
"a HEAD CATTLE 34-Fve milk cows Angus cows. TX
Angus heifers and bulls Soma 40
calf by day of e So"s VIII nave
HEAD SHEEP 54-These how,
lambs by SALE There are fifty three and buck -
Io HEAD HOGS 1O-Shoats from IS pounds each
FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT McCornicL Doo~,.
lO2O tractor Mccormick Deng binder; Mccormick Deeng
mower new; Mccormick Deerng loader;
& Fang tractor PGw hoe dr Mccormick Deeng
ung corn culvator New Idea
corn planter with fertilizer attachments Brun 10 hoe dr @
Jonn Deere tractor disc harrow; lime walking cuors
1ohn deere morse rake
wagon and bed Brown carges horse wei
horse with bed; carriages snn@
shovel wS; Saxten % harow Syracuse ao78 pows double
longs hammers shop TOOLS butcherng kettles and Stands
% table boards hog scalde meat grinder brooder stove
Mccormick Deeng separator brooder bou
10 single trees double trees thrbbe trees d;nner h
or snove scythe, 1900 lb scales hav forL ron
esd rssr @ IT, sawed oak and poplar boards HARNESS sets
eears sets plow harness, brdes
wagon saddle buggy harness. choke traps sets Check ne
zoo aoOSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE and roanv ;t
700 numerous to mention. H anu "ahv items
TERMS CASH
EMMERT R. BOWLUS Amctoneer JOHN T. SHAW Gn
Lunch Rights Reserved ~ l" 'nA"' Cter". -.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
Check On Coupon
Endorsement

Beginning the week of March G.
OPA will attempt to check all gas
oline ration books to see that the
coupons are properly endorsed
with license number and state, as
part of the nationwide campaign
against black market in gasoline
Motorists found with unendorsed
coupons will be notified to report
to their local board within 10 days
with endorsed books. Anyone who
fails to do this faces revocation
of rations.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
WEDNESDAY, MARCH * 1eA4
AT THE HOUR OF $3.50 R. M. (E.wT) The

All THE HOUR OF 98O NJ CEwTD The Fouoi
lib HEAD OF LIvEsToCK-consisting of:
& 10 HEAD IS OF HORSES AND CoLTS-one black marc ;
good worker black coming years old ne years old
d Tng 10 years old works anywhere mare coming %
Hal Deh nooked roam years old been booLd.
& k ] morse colts coming years DID, worked black m
ride ' ~ r0ah pony years old, child
So HEAD OF DAIRY cATTLE-T A,,,od,.o,
mG9 COWS several will be fresh others flow of m "a
bais eers sorae will be fresh others sprngers ID nice
years old; registered bull year Old years 0d is
40 HEAD OF HOGS weighing from 80 to 100 lbs each
and bed old hay carriages Mecom wasG
cSsmg cng manure speader MeC0mie hay loader AIs
dump horse rake Mccormick Deerng grain drill 1x7 disc Del
attachments; Chalmers tractor cultvators with fertilizer
s cSuvator sxshoye walking cultvators Ais Chalmers
barrow nch |Ua sa%e ip%e po
shear pow single pOw wood saw frame S D
dre Deerng 1%H gasoline engine and pump Jack
and jack clippers set platform eI m0
b 2 spray cay pump & oafre sze hay forks and pu Myers
single double and triple four horse hches rhers
mentioned. N '''O'e rings anu 0'ner farm items
copper KETTLE large bench dinner bell
1886 G. M. C. TRUCK, 1h-tons capacity dual wheels
HARNESS-Two sets breechbands sets Yankee gears sets
leather haters leather collars set of single harness wagon @
check lines lead reins butt traces and breast chains
gallon milk cans maryland tvpe1 sSar mker unit Se ten
buckets and sraners tank wash boiler
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE antiques
and springs wash stands oak table, table
voa and S ot psS heater chairs Surnsa asa
cradle lot of fancy dishes and kitchen ware aluinum wa
brabrac old cook stove and other articles
TERMS OF SALE will be cash and full required on
day of sale
RAYMOND N REEDER.
Sn1, Smmert Bo%lus RSE and Glenn Trout A"etione
Luncheon Rights to Mt Pleasant Methodist Church s4s
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
AT 1000 A. M. (EW.T1 Promptly. to.wt.


AT 1000 A. M. (EW.T) Promptly, owit:
81 HEAD REGISTERED HoLSTEIN CATTLE Accredited
Bangs and CefcatesTwentytwo cows heavy pro-
duser well bred Ten excellent large bred heers
by Dunoggn MaadOr Della 46s1 greatest show bulls
Della with 994 lb. B. F. ~ '
Two tested daughters of the 8 and 40 tests
My entire herd since September has had herd of
percent by test records from my Baltimore dairy
You welcome to inspect sale The
cattle sale will start promptly at i30 p M
HEAD HORSES 9-Five leaders, balance are
ers Horses will be sold before cattle.
81 HEAD HOGS S4Seven grade l. C. farrow
sale time One bred o c. male hog, sixteen
FARM MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Mccormick
Deeng tractor recently ovehaued pw
Deng 10 # cut binder with take off, only several
drill 10 hoe Superior drill with attachments corn
hammermi Papec enlage cutter Mccormick Deng burr feed
grinder broadtread farm hay carriage beds wood
double shovel pows walking cuators dump hay rakes
wheat fan bag truck log chains hay fork puIys Black
Tools forge, drill tongs hammers
No 80 Enterprise grinder new kettle
p hog so Da cut saws
trees hitchngs small TOOLS MDeeng clover seed
buncher.
sets pow collars, brde saddle check
lines harness Dairy Deering
IA tena buckets other items Timothy
NOW, bright and clean Ground Corn for feed
reless cooker cupboard antique hall rack walnut bedroom suite
Automatic electric washer couch iron bed and springs wash bowls
kitchen table davenport old paror suite 9x12 Brussels
extension table, dishes glass show kraut cutter
burner oil stove many other items needless to mention
NoTE-This sale will start promptly at 1000 M so to
sale on time
TERMS-Cash removal. Settlement day of sale
SAMUEL Q. AUSHERMAN.
Emmert R. Bowlus, Shaw and Cross Clerks
Lunch by Ladies' Aid of Pleasant View Church. 75S
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
Public Sale
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Disseminating farming the
undersigned will sell on the farm
Of George W. Youngs along West
Seventh Street Pike, near city
reservoir, Frederick, Nd, on
Saturday, March IL, 1914
AT 1O:30 o'clock A. M. (E.W.T1
the following personal property,
to-wit:
a HEAD OF EXCELLENT
HORSES
Nellie, a black mare, 8 years
old, works any place; Scott, a
black horse, Z years old, a good
leader; Tuck, a black horse, 6
years old, good leader; Shirley,
a black mare, 6 years old, a strap
mare.
"a HEAD OF
FINE DAIRY CATTLE
I. B. accredited, herd of Guern-
seys, Jerseys, and few Holsteins,
heavy producers, with a butter
fat test of 40 per cent. 10 milch
cows, most all young, several are
fresh, some springers; 3 large
heifers, one will be fresh by day
of sale; one Holstein bull, wear
old; one Hereford bull, Is months
old, weighs around 1900 lbs.
IL, HEAD OF HOGS
That will weigh from 20 to 100
lbs.
FARM MACHINERY
Mccormick Deering Tractor,
Model 1920; Mccormick Deering
binder, 8-ft. cut, new; 2 mowers,
one McCormick-Deering, new, and
one New Ideal, in good condition;
New Ideal side delivery rake, used
but little; dump horse rake, AL
condition; McCormick-Deering hay
loader, John Deere corn planter,
No. 999, with fertilizer attach
ments, Thomas grain drill, Til
disc; McCormick-Deering, 2 bot
tom 12-in. gang plows, tractor;
3 hs-in. Schuttler wagon gear and
18 barrel bed, good as new; set of
18-ft. hay carriages, Mccormick
Deering disc harrow, with 90 disc;
New Ideal manure spreader, Ross
ensilage cutter, 3 John Deere
walking corn plows, lever harrow,
23-tooth; 2 three-horse Syracuse
Syracuse barshear plows, 2 double
shovel plows, single shovel pillow,
slab drag, sled, corn shelter, q
hole; electric fence with insulators,
2 sets of Stewart COW clippers, one
set of new electric clippers, single,
double, triple and forble trees,
stretchers, jockey sticks, log chains,
scoop shovels, forks of all kind.
digging irons, dirt shovels, picks,
lots of different size bolts, anvil,
wise, hammers, wrenches, corn
choppers, shock-tiers.
HARNESS
2 sets of breechbands, 2 sets
front gears, sets plow gears,
wagon saddle, 2 sets check lines,
4-horse wagon line, 5 brides, 5
collars, lead rein, halters, sets
leather flynets breast chains, butt
traces, liz ton Chevrolet Stake
body Truck, good rubber all
around.
FEEDS-Several tons OF hay
and ensilage.
DAIRY FIXTURES
Electric 4-can milk box with
cooler attached; ten gallon cans,
buckets, strainers, milk stools.
BUTCHERING TOOLS
40-gallon cooker, 2 iron kettles
and stands, sausage suffer, boards
and trestles, brooder stove with
hover, 1000 capacity; feeders and
drinking fountains, about so lay
ing hens.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Heatrola, walnut kitchen table,
left. long; iron bed coil spring
and mattress, dishes, jars and
glassware, and lots of other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
TERMS:-Cash. Full settlement
on day of sale.
M. AUSfN YOUNG.
Seventh Street Pike,
Frederick, Maryland.
Emmert R. Bowlus & Glenn Trout,
AuctioReers.
Raymond L. Kelly, Clerk.
nnab Y.t0bt vaea,..,oI
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
PERCHERON DRAFT HORSE SALE
Fair Grounds Frederick, Maryland
MONDAY MARCH 20, 1914 At Noon
so HEAD

The 81 Registered of ten 2yearold 3year
ods; ods; 10yearod and 16yearold
which excellent saons and broken to
work Two nine old stations broke work. two
old being offered Eight good well matched
grade ideal included Eleven gedngs which include
exenty matched black three horse teams and excellent
registered fy complete the offering
privilege of selling these animals between
Bell Sawyer of New Jersey and the
University of Maryland participating in the offering
HORSES WILL BE EXHIBITED AT 10 A. M.
opportunity buy good breeding stock
ready 70 work price set by buyers.
for Catalogue to
THE PERCHERoN ASSOCIATION OF FREDERICK COUNTY
Frederick, Maryland 624
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Is. 1914
Commencing promptly at 10 :OO a. M (E. w. nj

Commencing promptly at 10 100 A. M. (E. w. IT,
The following personal property to wit:
FivE HEAD OF HORSES six year old horse; /
year old horses five old year old
morse an well broken and in good conditions yeang
10 HEAD CATTLE-Jersey calf Holstein
ana ou calf Roam and heifer calf
COW IN mk Hosen coming fresh heifer
month old Guernsey hefer
Roam bull, year DID, Holstein bull 2 years old NJ
10 HEAD OF SHEEP-5 ewes, lamb and buck
% HEAD OF HOGS-8 sows to farow latter mart of
March; 19 shoats, pure bred boar -
FARM MACHINERY-One 2horse corn nlan+er ono borso
moving machines riding ulvators; pow
ow Hat top double plow; single shovel pow
long handle forks short handled forks sets check lines;
9res collars sets of breech bands pow
ness; double tree; treble single okey sticks;
corn cutters; new gal milk hatche pipe wrench
Y ton Of fertilizer; II TONS BALED HAY PART ALFALFA
rAHr TrplSS plNopHY ia AND CLOVER tons baled
OF sale and property be removed until paid for 80
F. H. WILMOT and
PAUL KESSELI.
rohN w. NULL Auctoneer ALIVE M. ETZLER, Clerk. TAI
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
P UBLIC SALE

DHcontlnung H farming will sell the Farm one
Norn OF Jenerson along the from
dletown, miles West of Frederick on " ~
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09

Having sold my farm will sell the premises Bloom
field along hard road, of Frederick, Md
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
PUBLIC SALE

We will sell the premises of the old Farm
Route 240, on e N ~
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
PUBLIC SALE

Dsconnuing farming of bad will sell ON the
farm new tenant known the r,e
barnesvile Montgomery County, ~ ~ =
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
UBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE Personal, pRopt

Inc undersigned will sell on the Potts Farm o
nacadam Road, mile East of Frederick Marvisnd
Montgomery County sentinel., 1944-03-09
PU BLIC SALE

Having rented farm will premises mile South
OF Burktsvle along Route 49, eight miles South Mddeown
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1914
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