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Evening star., 1947-10-23
Montgomery Selects
is Women as First
To Serve as Jurors

Fifteen women are included in a
panel OF 48 jurors selected yesterday
by Montgomery County Circuit
Court Judge Stedman Prescott for
duty during the term of court OPEN
ing November 10 in the Rockville
Courthouse.
The women will be the first Of
their sex to serve on a Montgomery
County jury under a law passed at
the last session of the General As
sembly, thus breaking q long stand
ing tradition OF all-male juries In
the Free State.
The panel was drawn from q box
containing the names of 200 pros
pective jurors. When court con-
venes next month, a grand jury
foreman will be named. The next
% persons selected will constitute
the grand jury along with the fore
man, while the remaining Is will
constitute the petit jury.
Complete Panel Chosen.
Yesterdays panel includes the
following:
Roger B. Bogley, Derwood; s.
Merhle Haines, Laytonsville; Miss
Esther w. Beall, Clarksburg; Will
liam o. Young, Germantown; Mrs,
zada F. Bodmer, Dorsey w. VIII
liams and Sarah G. Sellman, all OF
Poolesville; Mrs. Ethel L. Speare
Ralph p. Ripley, Charles A. Beard,
Miss Edith A. Koiner, Henry W.
Conner. Mrs. Hazel L. Beall, and
Bradley G. Karn, all of Rockville.
Also, James A. Hyslop, Burhnard
S. Leizear, Albert o. Denham,
Christian Kronenbitter, George w.
Price, jr., Andrew j. Kessinger, w.
James Widmayer and Louise E.
Lyons, all of Silver Spring; Charles
Wolfrey, and David H. Frederick,
Spencerville; H. Elgar Bryan, Belts
vile; Charles w. Fawley, jr.,
Travilah.
Also, Charles L. Crawford, ]. For
est Walker, Leslie M. Mullican and
Mrs. Mary P. Anderson, all of
Gaithersburg; Aubrey G. Richmond,
Lawrence A. Darby, jr., and Alton
S. Parker, all of Bethesda; Mrs.
Helen H. Kerby, Mrs. Mary Ellis
Perry, Mrs. Jewell G. Nolan, Mrs.
Eugenia R. Arnold and Mrs. Gather
inc, H. burlington, all Of Chevy
Chase.
Also, Edgar c. (sam) Rice, Ash
ton; Eugene Harris, and Oscar C..
Martin, Oakdale; Jane r. Knox,
Glen; Arthur E. S. Hallman,
Barnesville; Mrs. Jenny c. Fulton,
Dickerson; William j. Day, Damas-
Gus; Earl K. Linthicum, Brown
ingsville; William F. Walker, Ken
sington, and Hugh o. McKinnie,
Takoma Park.
Baseball Player Named.
Mr.. Walker is chairman Of the
Montgomery County Liquor Con-
troll Board; Mr.. Rice is a former
Washington baseball player, and Mr..
Kessinger is in charge of the ac-
QUESTION of land in the Silver
Spring business district for parking
lots.
Only nine of the IS women in
cluded in the panel could be reached
Five of the nine are housewives,
two are employed at the Chestnut
Lodge Sanitarium in Rockville, one
is employed at the General Account
ing Office and one employed at
the Montgomery County Farm Bu-
reau office In Rockville.
Mrs. burlington. who lives at
402 Warwick place is a former col
umnist for The Star where she
wrote a column entitled "Over the
Back Fence" which appeared on
the woman's page. Mrs. burlington
wrote under the name of Isabel
Hackett.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

retire October 81
after As years of
service.
She went to
W ork in the
bindery August
IL, 1902 when
the linotype was
new and presses
W ere S t e a m
driven.
A native Of
washington, she
attended the old
Eastern HI 6 h
School at Eighth
and Pennsylva-
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Jennifer Gould Married

SANTA BARBARA, Calf. Oct %
R.-Jennifer Bruce Gould, 23, for
mer wife of Jay Gould III and
daughter Of Actor Nigel Bruce, was
married yesterday to Arthur Gilbey,
28, member of the wealthy British
distilling family. at the First Pres
byterian Church.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
50 Delegates From Area
At Hudussuh ConcIuve

About so delegates from Washing
ton and vicinity today are attend
ing the national convention OF Ha-
dassah, the women's Zionist organ
ization, in Atlantic City.
The convention started today and
will continue through Tuesday.
Among the prominent speakers
will be DR.. Chain Weizman, inter-
national Jewish leader; Prof. Rob-
ert Fabregat Of Uruguay, member
Of the United Nations Social Com
mittee on Palestine, and DR.. Abba
Hiilel Silber Of Cleveland.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

and the old Business High School
Her fellow employees will honor
her at banquet at 5:45 pm. Octo-
ber 80 in the GPO cafeteria.
Miss Hartley lives with her sister,
Miss Dora Hartley, at 513 A street
SE
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Miss Hartley 10 Retire
AFTER IS Years al GP0

Miss Eunice F. Hartley, book
keeper in the accounts division of
the Government Printing Office, will
Evening star., 1947-10-23

County Cork is getting one of
Ireland's first rural eiectrification
plants.
Evening star., 1947-10-23
Garh nf Thanka

GARDINER, GEORGE E. The family OF
the late GEORGE E. GARDINER wish to
thank the pastors many friends and neigh
Sors ior their sympathetic expressions and
beautiful floral tributes during our recent
bereavement.
MRS. BESSIE GARDINER AND FAMILY.
Evening star., 1947-10-23

The jeep has found its place on
Evening star., 1947-10-23

Bethesda. Nd. cHARkEs aydt xMMASR aShS''sa of
44609 Quarles st. ne. beloved husband CT
a. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 l4th
ST. NV. on Friday, October "a. at /
pm Interment Arlington National Gene
AMMAN. cuap1rs
Evening star., 1947-04-13

H4lnaer. cf ouahttco. Nal. vAlen-
tine 3. Dtehl. Of 1unAl6 III of the
Marine Corps: Mr.. Andrew p.
Duvall. jr- Of Rockville: Mr.. Robert
Neutfer, Of New York. and Mr..
Richard Storm Of Westport, Conn.
The bride wore white satin, the
gown was made with an off-the-
shoulder neckline and full circular
train. Her veil Of rose point lace
belonged To her great grandmother
and the only ornament the bride
wore was an heirloom cross Of pearls
given her by her mother.
Mrs. Alexander McCubhin Carey
Of Ann Arbor, was matron of honor
for her sister wearing turQuois
chiffon and carrying talisnnan roses,
which also formed her headdress.
Mrs. Kenneth Wallace and Miss
Margaret Spruance Of Newport.
r. L: Mrs. William Davidson and
Mrs. Wilbur @R. Helmer were the
brides other attendants and were
dressed like the matron Of honor
and carried yellow spring flowers
like those in their headdresses.
Mai. Walker Is on duty at the
Marine Corps Schools at Quantico
and with his bride will live on the
w. B. Lee Estate at Whitewater. Va,
after their wedding trip In the south.
Mrs. Walker was graduated from
Sweet Briar College. She Is great
Evening star., 1947-04-13
Miss Davidson Wed
To Maj. Walker in
Church Yesterday

Miss Judith Arnent Davidson was
given in marriage yesterday to Maj.
Anthony Walker, U. s. M. O., by
her father, Vice Admiral Lyal Ament
Davidson, U. s. NJ, retired. The
ceremony was performed in St.
Johns Episcopal Church on La
fayette square, the brides uncle,
the Rev. Devall l.. Gwathmey Of
Wytheville, officiating at 4:30 o'clock.
Assisting him in the service was the
Rev. c. Leslie Glenn, rector of the
church, and afterward Admiral and
Mrs. Davidson gave a reception
in the 1925 F Street Club.
Mai. Walker, who iss a son OF
Evening star., 1947-04-13

|ft1nddAuenter of tia late John
D. Ian nth1rne of WAshinston and =
granddaughter Of the late Mr.. and
MRS. Watts Gwathmey. of Norfolk
and Of Colorado, and Mrs. Joseph
T. Davidson Of Iowa. Nal. Walker
was graduaed from Yale with the
class Of 1889. He served with the
9Th Marine Division In the Pacific
and was awarded the Silver Star and
Gold Star in lieu OF d second medal.
He is the holder OF the Purple Heart
Medal.
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. John Read Walker,
awaited his bride at the chancel
steps, his best man, Mr.. James T.
Bryan, IT., Of Syosset, N. Y, standing
with him. The ushers were Maj.
Forbes Bastian and Maj. Wilbur r..
Evening star., 1947-04-13

Bombay, India, has new ST.
500 900 floating dock, 885 feet long,
for big ships.
Evening star., 1947-09-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

REsTAURANT-NN, located IN ideal NV
seating goo: ssryinE lunch !, and dime, In.
rs. Sfs fSs RRAfY co
ssozea sGs zesa & eusFxRB, IA B. ttaG ehoise st.
location, new Electro Freeze. etc. Priced
Gift and jewelry shop in modern shop
Self service grocery. priced for i'm
mediate sale.
Ell details sna iaseectiss6. s0. cal KAHnl 4
e. sps1ssss 1sss. SRoklHs' lzoe n 81. 3.
j. Located nearby tMd) widely travelss
highway. Wine and beer %a..,,.r, only. tafG, fG,
eapsfsnssa eansi nssf .Ps man essn'
2. Splendid NV. location: neighborhoos
trade. (5-rm; apt No competition = New "
%aSSos Sst5SsSSo ce}5 a.. Nj 81 9sssa.ul'' 2ssa hYkI
CoL0RED REsTAURANT and liquor Il
csnse: this Is an excellent spot to be con.
long eI lease IS ' to responsible party reasonable
only. CAN RA. see6 Irem TO o pm; -
COLORED-BEAUTY PARLOR, booths fol
rent. 1923 9th st. s.w. Must have some
ctSonIICcRsaEsDi-LUNCH tSnIcsasDiLUNCH ROOM. best location
ocd nsSm. sss ss eH rent:
this store is SO good 1t will sell at once
Act fast. PAUL J. MILLER, DU. 2422
COIORED-RESTAURANTS-
NV barbecue spot; Ie;x ready yodSi dSr rsnt Sesl
5000; long lease. owner III; selling fol
only $4,000. "a best buy" ,,,u..s ,,..,
2. NV, beautifully equipped placs
ready for liquor and beer Inc. S1Ot
daily Rent S1I6 l9ns oo lease saS .1.r1sSinf gslisSf
THRIFTEE BROKERS. DI. S92O; Sun
VI $500. Ext. 124. 1411 st. n.w.' Room
COLORED - BARBECUE DRIVEN; bee
lie; owner quotes $1.150 wkly. business
and showing nice profit; modern layout
capacity Price, $1,000; 5000 down
NICHOLAS GAsT0n CO, SOL woodWars
COIsORED-NiGHT CLUB; owner quote
$3.50 daily: open p.m:,2 an; exc exseiIsn IN
out; air cond.; long lease; owner i@eayini @
city. can be bought right. % Plesse m lnaHif, sn,
woodward Bldg, DI. 7765-7994.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

TAvERNs-1, Northwest: = wonderfu!
iDes ins siin si4de 5sa 1e Rl0n1 mostly I aae rcsd
in line, come. and get It. Exclusive; -
2. IA little gold mine" On and on
5000; long lease; machines pay overhead.
$4,000 deZn; ealsnes sn Sn TTsMssosnosasa1e re soaa:
terms. tern VT aHE ssao ri sHf1 III 14ii HI fsIS' It.
NV, Room 20s.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

RESTAUKANTS, LlQUUk- =,
i. NV. without reservation. one OF the
best located downtown spots. Income
approx $3.50 daily. Very low rent, long
lease. You cannot 60 wrong on this: 500
600 down. balance on reasonable terms.
Only serious purchasers solicited.
This spot is well furnished. Income ST.
200 on 6-day week" Rent, $3.50. in
cludes 2 apts. $4,000 down; balance on
THRIFTEE BROKERS, DI s920; Sunday
VI. $3.50. Ext. 124, 1411 St NV, Room
Evening star., 1947-09-07

RESTAURANT FOR SALE-Near District
line, in Arlington; air conditioned, in
sale; doing over $1,000 monthly: can DO
more; 9psrasing g. m93nitns .3ina small down g.
sNfiaufss ss5if *. tIts' ssT oAL1EsY-spl.ss:a, 3:
Sssa6s5 e. s.'PsE 81 ss5s ssatsd va ose
ATTENTION, VETERANS. Put your termi-
ns ns tesss esss DaS SMHsLr 9 small SEslDess Co.
1ssrf. 1867 \ + TnpNrAdh on aS0t rockville pike
house. Lovely isndseaped grounds. ideal
l0f WEHDoN sHaai sSs' Co. " 81 1854. % q Rockville
HOME WITH INcoME-s rms and bath;
$3.50 cash down buys Tooming house M
business and furniture, % balance alan s monthly. on
essh uit p5ssff aesf saS Rent. SIS. income s1so mo-
SS% & SS sss Issssi2R; gs AsSs MSST1s 4: wE6Dos CO.
RREsfsGksANT. fsfhs NJ iztS iztS ns., Park I'd; seoa
sSsstaoER 81 Gasts sss ssl' i4sa De S5so
kEsTAURANT with LIQUOR best nv sec,
tion: a clean. attraetiye business dn snd priced @
sHAzS sSx T. sss 14sS; Js MS. S $50 :,
Ssos quoted sSoa ssso s11ss mo eiu ss Isns
living quarters; seller will consider 81 400
down. EDWIN L. ELLIS, 1910 Vermont
ave RIM, 217, RE. 6140,
RESTAURANT, sand. and short orders
M Conn. ave-; air cooled; $4,000, terms:
II. M. DE SHAZC, 922 14th st. Ma. $500.
Wy. business; IL must ssii; DE :Sa SsaHAzo. q
JEWELRY STORE-Retfring after ~ yrs.
in present loca; mixed tIadel; stock in
lures, lease and good win, DE SaAlc. d
BEAUTY SHOP, best NV. location, excel.
sseie sss dowstoW1: M1ces saoSo handies. De sHAzo
q RESSEGGER. Ma. $500, 922 14th.
HOTEL, New Market. Va; 25 rms; on one
Of most travelled highways in America; KIT;
and din. rm not equipped, but rms. ana
parking lot should pay the price IN yrs:
$50, 900, easy terms. Write BEAUlAASSIE
FARM, New Market, Va.
eerie and accessory shop; located in very
busy uptown NV. section, mr.. theater; own
er is leaving town and will sell at sacri-
ice price; good lease. very cheap rent; VIII
be shown By appt. only. LOUNSBURY q
FIsHMAN, sos Colorado Building. Elk.
SSRHyiINGroN DANCE sTUpIo-part in
terest for experienced ballroom or tap
teacher. GL. 1919 after pm.
Evening star., 1947-09-07

,ROCERY STORE|We have NUMBER
1 very good stores. both In p e; and the
S1 ono per week, colored neighborhood:
ent. $50 per mo-; small cash payment re-
Excellent downtown store doing 81 900:
wing quarters, low rent closed suneass.
Large super market in suburbs, excellent
quipnsent, in new bldg; wkly. volume over
EeautifuIly equipped DGS; wkly. busi-
,sSs $4,000; exceptional location: terms.
virginia store doing $1,800 per w6. or
etter; low rent. good lease: ABOUT 5o;oOo
The Republican., 1947-11-13

-
IN oALE-lH ,l- D4S dlui az, aIoa+,.;c a.
o!C VI 12'ii ,aan apuS' PaTarJ SIym J@''J " Va
a a.. N N y, y ''''''' i'''S 81 ''' ""
[,C,, n, ''--, a..,
FOX SALE-Pl'tSouIrgni Coz coaI ~ ue,
HVered, > l-oQ per ton. 'alI 2'V-"-ll
or write I. L. DIaSS' Deer f"FN' MA
@ 1oE. % '-2'
fOk LhLJohn Deere f4ctof
FIoW ana fofdSonn tractor poth III
good cohdltlon. One paflor furnace
ana one j2-N0it Wlhd charger. app!
10 MIS-, NelE Harvey hIIZmlIlef'
Md'-AoV. "o-"t
FOR SALE International CS-30
Truck with practically new Stake
hody; an IN very, go0d cohaIJlon'
EeaSon Tor Se!Ing; bought new truck
Phone MaSontoWn Io5-R' or calI at
gibson Motol company heeuSNliie' W.
Na'-AdV' "'-5t
FOR SALE-A real good work
horse, single or double. No faults,
will not jump, 9 years old, weight
The Republican., 1947-11-13
CARD OF THANKS

We appreciate the kindness and
thoughtfulness Of our many friends
and neighbors during these recent
few days during which the body of our
son and brother, Pfc. Clyde Dixon,
was returned to this county for final
interment.
We are especially grateful to all
veterans who participated in the ser
vice Sunday afternoon, and for other
acts Of helpfulness.
Mrs. Nora Dixon
Sisters and Brothers
A IL.
The Republican., 1947-11-13
COMMISSIONERS MEETING

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That
the Board of County Commissioners
for Garrett County, Maryland, will be
in session for the transaction of all
routine business that may properly
come before them on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
NOVEMBER II AND Is, 1947
BY order of the Board.
The Republican., 1947-11-13
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to our friends
and neighbors for all kindness and
heIpfulness following the tragic death
Of our granddaughter, Leona Pearl
Maybe,
We also want to thank all who gave
flowers and donated the use Of their
automobiles for the funeral service.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Maybe,
Grandparents.
The Republican., 1947-11-13
CARD CT APPRECIATION

We deeply appreciate the many acts
Of kindness Of our friends and neigh
bors following the arrival of our sons
remains from overseas, and especially
do we want to thank all the veterans
OF World War II who participated in
the funeral service on Sunday after
noon.
We are also grateful for the flowers
and use of automobiles for the funeral
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. f. Bittinger.
Iy-
The Republican., 1947-11-13

Humbcrtson; Edna Waes, who inter-
married with Howard Wass; Charles
Lint, who intelmalricd with Sarah
Lint; Leona Shartzer, widow; Orion
Lint, who intcrmalTied with Naomi
Lint, Vivian Sulc who intermarried
with Joseph Sulc; the following
nieces and nephcWs, children Of a de-
ceased brother, Joseph B. Lint, to-
wit: Earl Lint, who intermarried with
Eliza Lint; Catherine Boiling, who
intermallied with Playford Boiling;
Maude Bahler, who intermarried with
Elmer Bahler; Paul Lint, who inter-
married with Rose Lint; Edward
Lint, single; Joseph }. Lint, who in
termarried with Faye Lint; Vehone
Lint, who intermarried with Thelma
Lint; Mary HoWman, who intermar-
ried with Connie HoWman; Warren
Lint, who intermalried with Frances
Lint, and Ernest Lint, who is married
but the given name of whose wife is
unknown to your cross-complainant.
The Bill further recites that all Of
the parties to this cause are of full
age, and, so far as the said Pearl
ShultZ is informed, with the exception
Of the defendants, Almatha Shoe
maker and Walter ". Dawson, Adj
ministrator of the estate OF John CAL
vim Lint, are all non-residents of the
State of Maryland and do not reside
therein.
1t is thercupon this 23rd day of
October, 1917 by the Circuit Court
for Garrett County Maryland, in
Equity, ordered that the cross-com-
,1,t
The Republican., 1947-11-13
CARD OF THANKS

| desire to express my sincere
thanks and appreciation to all friends
and neighborS for kindness and help
fulness during the illness and follow
ing the death of my mother, the late
Mrs. Lucretia Hogue.
also want to thank all who gave
flowers and donated the use Of then
for the funeral service.
Mrs. Paul Kemphfer
The Republican., 1947-11-13
Wednesday. November 26. 1947
At the Hour of 2:30 p. NJ,


in front of the First National Bank
in the town Of Friendsville, Garrett
County, Maryland, offer for sale and
sell to the highest bidder the follow
ing property, to-wit:
All that certain piece or parcel Of
land situate in the town Of Friends
vile, Garrett County, Maryland, and
being comprised Of Lots Nos. II and
Is in Block d Of Steel's Revised plan
Of the lots in the said town Of Friends
ville facing 50 feet on Maple Street
and extending back distance of $50
feet and containing the quantity Of
1900 square feet, and being a portion
Of the same lots or parcels of land
which were conveyed to J. Eugene
Friend by deed from William F.
FraZee and wife, dated February 20,
1916, and recorded in tiber 139, folio
81, etc, one of the Land Records Of
Garrett County, Maryland.
This property is improved by two
story frame building, the first story
of which is used for garage purposes,
and the second floor consists Of a 6
room apartment with bath. There is
Il basement under the entire building
it is well located for garage purposes,
is piped for city water and wired for
electricity and is very desirable
business and dwelling property.
TERMS OF SALE; Cash on day
Of sale.
WAY TEp w DAWSON
The Republican., 1947-11-13
TRESPASS NOTICE,

All persons are warned not to
enter upon, cross over, or in any man
ner trespass upon the lands Of the
undersigned, in the State Line, Devils
half Acre, and Cove Communities
for the purpose Of hunting.
Edward Brougher, G. L. Speicher,
Arthur R. Butler, Mahlon Brown.
DIV o1Tt
The Republican., 1947-11-13
TRESPASS NOTICE!

Persons are warned not to hunt OF
trcspass in any manner on properties
of Camps Minnetoska and White
thorne, also on the Lone Wolf cabin
property. VioIators will be prosecuted
to full extent of the law
FRANK HANSEN
FRANK W. MILLER
Adv 37-2t
The Republican., 1947-11-13
LOST

LOSI
LOST-Maryland license plate No.
738-568. Finder please call 27-W, Oak
land or notify Leroy Campbell, Deer
Park.-Adv 3S-2t.
LOST-Two small female beagle
hounds, color brown, black and white.
Notify Edward King, route !, Deer
Park, Md-Adv 3G-3t%
REWARD Of $500 for return to
F. c. Clatterbuck Of one twenty-inch
screw Jack with handle, lost on old
Deer Pork hotel grounds.-36-3t"
The Republican., 1947-11-13
notice.!

There will be no meeting of the
Board Of County Commissioners on
Monday or Tuesday, December 1st
and 2nd, 1947.
By order of the Board
j. j. Ashby, Clerk
The Republican., 1947-11-13

iir Sale DGI. NOllp | l'S1n1. Pa
an
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SATURDAY, NOV. 10, l941
Commencing promptIv at u O'Clock.
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'i'9 olo oi'Jm th,a ing ,,o 1;.:,,, oon, c,,;+o
Pa;Ia le Cbai 'f,E aIo iVG!t' Vn+o W.; W.
Eo NM @ '''l idt nf paoaS 1''l S'.,la,,
Gahnot Jlf ',' Pod;" iG' Ird Rod d ,,;: ,
'5!i,o' i'f,ulI' 80 - vi hG1' ',''' ny :,
2 bI"22 , Peg @h aI5a sp[IiSS2 DliI;',s
tn,'n TDm, Gboi, i'o i'r'ti A%+io,a C[ino CIosa+
-4"o a,io 'l''t 4oo An+ni0 cta1d 'li I'd. qda
rlnaI ,i'i - ,U ,'a Lni INN ~ oo .'''>i K;" I"S
TaIln' lI Cin;,.. Gbn;..'. D
ita liable ana ;n.,1,, o. ChaIT5 p 1 ,, Chafs'
> 'i;'p' Titnbon Cinots ,5,,co 0Ur Boan
ty Kitchen Range, lot Cooking
Utensils, l Kitchen Sink, sc in, Ike
new, with faucets and trap; ! Kitchen
Cupboard, Flower Stands, / library
Table. Dresser, I General Electric
The Republican., 1947-11-13
FOR SALE

PARROT FOR SALE-Nice. talka-
tive, with cage. Call EgIon S-F-31.
ADV. 38-3t
FOR SALE-2OO bushels good oats.
William +. Fitzwater, Swanton, Md
ADV. 36-3tf
The Republican., 1947-11-13

trucks. Jacob Dlgard. Gormania. W.
Na.-Adv. 37-2t#
FOR SALE Ear Corn. Richard
Bond, Hoyes, Md, Phone Friendsville
2ll7.-Adv. 37-3t"
FOR SALE-193G Plymouth Coupe,
good condition. Can be seen at Hawk
inson Tread,-Adv. 1t"
FOR SALE-One electric sewing
machine. Mrs. J. d. Murray, Mt. Lake
Park, Md.-Adv. 36-3t
FOR SALE-Bantam trailer with
cattle rack and taipaulin. David Hard
ealI, Oakland.-Adv. 36-3t#
FOR SALE-Baled hav and straw.
car corn. oats. John Miller. Deer
Park, route ADV. 36-4t"
FOR SALF-Pigs. 6 weeks old,
$500 pair. Edgard Rounds. route
/. Swanton. Nd-Ady. 37-2t%
FOR SALF-Building 22y4O to be
removed Priced to sell. Eli D. Beachy,
Oakland. route ADV. 34-6t+
FOR SAT.F-1oo sbool,s If co,,, ~.
more. 4 pair pigs. R. 3. Knox. route
/, Swanton, Md.-Adv. 38-2t"
FOR SAI.F-Onp vo,.v oood n,oda,,,
table ION gas rangn Call Gc 9Go 'ilG''el o, san q
Mrs. Z. R. Fike, OakIand.-38-3t.
COAI-We will deliver coal IN Oak
land and vicinity $6.25 per ton. Free
man Rnit2al Sn,in%c Pa L2--st#
FOP cArF Ono fi,,o ,.oo,, Loo4
rola. one 50O-gallon tank Call at
Orange Crush BottIing plant.-37-2t%-
For SAFE Five boad yvolI Lrod
Hr,ofn,J nairos VIII ,"ai'a ncTu ,aei me o"l "ne"
WbitrtaId HnWit+" " a Accid@n+ i'i% M Ma 20" D
ADV. 37-3t"
FOR SALE -Disman+I;no 1921 Ford
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new new fflce @@Q'oo: Leroy Oampoel'
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ii Ire condition. See Mrs; Albert
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FOR SALE-Seven Gu. fit. Kelvin
aior refrigerator, with new unit, Ap-
ply to wayne Martin Gormanla, W.
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