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Evening star., 1947-11-26

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a slogan tlat bridge players are
made conscious Of early in their ex-
perience. OF all the canned ad-
vice, this is perhaps the one that
possesses the greatest merit. The
Introduction against the underlead
of aces is intended to apply only
when there is a trump suit. There
is no objection to leading away
from an ace at no-trump, for the
simple reason that in most cases
there is no hurry about cashing
that card, and 1t will very likely live
to take trick later in the play. But
at declared trump. when you lead
away from an ace, If the king Is ad-
versely held and one Of the oppo-
nents has singleton. the curfew
has tolled for your ace.
But In the bright lexicon Of bridge
there is no such word as never"
and the underlead Of an ace may
sometimes prove very effective. 1t
is especially indicated in cases where
the bidding clearly suggests that
the king is in dummy, for declarer
will in most cases not suspect you
of having led from the ace
In today's hand. Norths jump to
two no-trump strongly suggests pos
session of the king of hearts. West
having no clearly Indicated lead.
and hoping that the opposition
might be lacking the queen Of
hearts, opened the 8 Of that suit.
Declarer elected to play the Jack
from dummy, guessing that the
lead was from the queen and the
defense took two hearts and two
diamonds, defeating the contract.
Note that any other lead makes
declarer's task less difficult. His
chance of guessing the heart will
be at least $3.50.
incidentally, we do not indorss
South's rebid Of three spades, de-
spite the 100 honors. With evenly
balanced hands 1t is our policy to
try for nine tricks rather than 10.
The fulfillment of game contract
at no-trump would have been rela-
lively easy.
Holding a hand of the no-trump
family. that is 4-3-3-3, 4-4-3-2 or
$500, 1t is our policy not to show
any suit or to rebid any five-card
suit after partner mentions no.
trump. We either raise the no.
trump or pass.
| (Copyright, 1p47, By Charles n, GorenD
Evening star., 1947-11-26
Word Game

Find 81 or more COMMON English
words in
PRACTICAL,
meaning, useful, working" Aver.
age mark Is 80 words. Time limit,
25 minutes.
Rules OF the game-l. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. 3. Only one
form Of a word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used list will be published TO-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

TAXICABS for sale, $500, 5000 and 81 ,050
each Plymouths, 194l models, in good
shape; some with new motors will make
| fine private cars. Call MR.. HAMMERLY
| at Lincoln $3.50. 30"
Evening star., 1947-11-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HORIZONTAL

PONTIAC 1910 de luxe 2-door; original
owner has taken best Of care since new;
lbeater. mech in most excel. shape; at the
ssSGn sss5ifce Pr price sasa H5 $1,000 or best offer
PONTIAC le47 4-door streamliner; 2;tone
gray, 1900 miles, well equipped $3.50
or best offer below. OWNER, ia. 1926
PONTIAC 1910 conv.; new top, Al
mseha 6 cyl: $3.50 or best offer under;
sosrac fsss r srns g4s c9 4sss sre.mner perfect
ali accessories; 5000 miles; s2,150. GO.
PoSrIAc 1s47 2-dr; sedanette stream
s1sls a. IS. S57Ss s. s6HTE 4I MoToR CO. SO $Sss
very sqod eondtion; asa cash or terms, 81
PPoNr1Aes, = BSicks, chevrolets. Fords,
Plymouths or trucks, all models. new or
used Buy them at 10y your ,,EgIon prise Every
colssyllIie rd.. S. S, Nd sH; 44oo: 30
2-tone finish, motor and tires excellent;
tee tee: do down payment payne s4a5; total price. ST.
1875. FRANK SMALL, Jr.. 215 Pa. ave.
sHiIbfs.Kfs ss, hU 4$f2: ,oa, couu.ndsr .2a zessr
S si,ia5; 1910 champion asdoor, sss5;
trade, terms. 1913 18th st. NV. 30
sTUDEBAKER 1887 sedan and house
trailer; $500 each. Kinks ESQ. STA.
sTIGHDlEEBAKER 1871 Champion black Sc
dan excellent condition; radio; Army @ on
Ger Eoing overseas; Ss75. Call Wo. S29s.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 4-door trunk sedan;
radio, heater, Just passed D; c. inspection;
Se45. Call ME. 1878 after $50 pm.
sTUDEBAKER l947 Land Cruiser. reg. de
luxe, climatizer, overdrive, s!g lights, auto
matc hill holder, seat covers. l 400 miles;
$2,75o cash. Call MI. s475, after l pm.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 2-door Regal de luxe
Champion: r. and h.. hill-holder; over
s s. a D1sse s door EM sedan Sld
rubber, motor, clean inside; S265 cash cash
SIT STuDGBAKER 1912 Commander lovely
every detail The tires and motor are in
excellent condition. See this one today.
Priced right at 81 2e5. with easy terms.
GoAsT-1N 6 y PONTIAC os5a 18th and Good s Hope
sTuDEBAKER Ri late 1899 Commander a
door overdriye hi holder ::sni r. has
excel buy. 5000. Phone MI. s9s7; ~
STUDEBAKER late 1947 sedan: r.. h. hill
SS.i95. immediate delivery on club coupes,
s$: .ns Ss IL
3Os
STUDEBAKER AT 5-pass. coupe: like new:
radio, china tiZer. extra equipment, S2.1O0.
Owner leaving city. EN-. OPAL. rs
WILLYs 1910 4-dr: sedan; newly painted
miles to gallon Of gas; $3.50 or best
offer under. See at Amoco Station, 145
Carroll ave. Takoma Park. Md.
TAXI 1912: $500 or best offer under.
cash or terms: good cond., guar. inspec-
tion. Rear 1913 v st. NV, care of gar
hD. aS3s, AID. 5796, BILL. rs
ORIGINAL AUTO AUCTION-Our new
rates are SIS ttotal cost for selling your
car at your price. We are limited to 100
Open all week from 9-5 prior to sale Fri
day s pm. WASHINGTON AUTO AUC-
TION, .S5ll Colesville .rd.. Silver Spring.
Md, phone Shepherd 440O.
AUTO AUCTION-Sell or buy a car this
modern way: sell only if bid is satisfae-
buying or selling car here Big. auction
sale every Tues. eve, 7 pm, 1113 Va.
ave. Sc. or 100 11th st. Sc. TR. 7113.
eoIn
Evening star., 1947-11-26
GARAGES FOR RENT.

DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE for rent. Call
REAR o1t issi GA ADAMS MILL RID. NV. at
! sth and Columbia rd.-Parktng space
HENRY j. ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave.
Evening star., 1947-11-26

DODGE 1910 de luxe coupe: radio and
heater; black finish; s!as fine tires; tip-top
Ter s0f RANGfR FRI gle MoToRs neT 1885,
poDGE 1912 de luxe e-door: radio. heater.
excellent; written guarantee; 1896. $495
down; is mos. to pay. TRIANGLE MO-
h0R 0RS "9d4 a. r. c,Ih ave nr ne DE Pc egg o
original sparkling black finish: motor and
tires like new; terms and guarantee; down
PayReRt Pa aMR s55a total price: 81 242 ~
DODGE 1898 4-dr; brand-new motor and
n m orig paint 5 ana n sag
DoDGE 1910 2-dr-; 1915 1916 motor; one
owner; new tires orig. fln.;, car like new
RAS sR ssSS sssh 4s q terG Conn ays
DODGE 1910 4-dr. sedan: in Al condi-
ton; ton good paint, good tires; 5000. RA.
DODGE 1910 coupe; Al cond, good tires
and heater; 5000. Call NO. 1856 after
DODGE 1912 4-door. Here is the buy of
tires and motor; this car has been care
fully checked by our mechanics and is per
pesse f In and have often 0eD y9 nad
don't give up. See this one now. Only
PoNTdIAC, 18th and Good Hope I'd. Sc,
DODGE 1899 club coupe this is the low
priced car you have been looking for; in
positively perfect mechanical condition; If
you drive it you'll buy it; only S795; low
GREENVAY USED CARS, 5000 MINI. ave.
ne AT 3516,
Evening star., 1947-11-26

Many others. DISTRICT AUTO SALES,
40 Mass. ave. NV. (nr. Union StationD,
EX 1868. -26
PACKARD 1946 custom Super 4-dr sedan;
heater, radio overdrive, fog lights. low
mileage; S3,250.
Packard 1891 10 4-dr. sedan; motor
Just overhauled; S1.195.
Chrysler 1874 Royal 5-passenger coupe
motor just overhaufed; car in top cond.;
81, +75 MI. O162 HICKS MOTORS, INC.
1913 R. / ave ne -2S
Evening star., 1947-11-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

hour day or week NATIONAL CAR
RENTAL SYSTEM, 1705 l. st. NV, Elk.
Evening star., 1947-11-26

TAXIS OR EX-TAxIS WANTED-Highest
prices paid for clean cars. Call WO. 3249.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAISALS on all makes
| of cars are assured at McKEE-PONTIAC,
/ ST.
Evening star., 1947-11-26
GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED-Garage, in vicinity Of F and
goth NV. Call RE. 0461, Apt. 2o7, after
VICINITY 4sth AND ALBEMARLE SITS. NV.
Phone THOMSON, WO. 300. -E
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE SPACE, must
be waterproof Phone MR.. PIERCE. MA.
o0aS -27
Evening star., 1947-11-26

Mr.. Colbys leafiet. Gil, will clear any
lie or set-sit This lefiet contains q sim
pie explanation about their usage.
To obtain copy, send cents In coin
and q stamped self-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby, Washington Star, P. o. Box
90, Station @. New York 10, N. Y.
(Copyright the Bell Syndicate, Inc 194T.)
Evening star., 1947-11-26

amazed at the performance of this car;
most later models: this car viii give YOU
years of economical Transportation; S325
cash: act quickly. GREENWAY USED
aEa Maa sf aSs pfce A redlaed as1 for
scHLEGEI l. GOLDEN Kaiser-Fraser a1ss Fffsts;
dealers; liz Carroll St. TAX. PIX, D; c.,
spotlight, fog lights, good tires. like new
pISMoUTT l5sS a1er att snes s. 81 s0sS
$3.50; 1928 sedan. s4e5; cash, trade terms
flHMoSHH ta59 + ,s4o aC sdoor; 40 motor ORG One
Ss59 MS9ok sssa 4& sams avs MS5SAx W. S4s sBR
PONTIAC Mt is4l aa1, door r.soSt SILVER ss,sak
new tires, brakes. battery: excel cond in
side and outs ,295 cash. Alex. Ss11. 80
pom p4N1fAGSls4l aS sd9er sla5o: ds41
S495; trade and terms. 1918 14th st. NV.
Ps,,T Sa,f e4S nS SEDAN coupe Tsdq snd
inder motor: low mileage: this car is clean
and beautiful; written guarantee: -S1.445.
tSf dssn soo Ros r. to vs pay Ne. 81 sdd
PONTIAC 1e41 de luxe Torpedo 80 f.
finish: this car is in very fine condition
throughout; written guarantee; nm 81 ,225;
1919 down lS months TO pay. TRIANGLE
MOTORS (new lot}. 1888 Rhode Island
PoNTiAtC 1910 2-dr. "s" sedan; r. and h. i;
excel; cond.; 1895 or best offer below.
PoNTiACi 1888 convertible coupe; good
condition; new top, r. and h.; $3.50 ia.
PoarfAe s}e fatsF 1a46 Is" Silver Streak 5-pass
ownef. Al cond.; $3.50. No. 1854, ~
PONTIAC 1915 Streamliner s-cylinder q
door sedan; radio, heater. fog lights, other
extras: original owner: S215O or best cash
offer under. EN-. 2795. -26
PONTIAC ls4s 4-door streamliner 8; ma
room. not a scratch, low mileage. radio
and heater, seat covers plus many other
accessories; 30-day guarantee. only So, $50.
BENDALL PONTIAC, 1911 King St, Alex,
PoNTfAc 1915: 1900 miles; one owner
s1,Ss5. Call HoTYE. IA. ,2110-M, up. to
PoNrfAc on e fs44 pssy 4-door; with every extra
possible; driven 3 months and 5000 miles;
$500. Call RA. 9424, go pm.
PONTIAC 1941 sedanette; stock No. 1898;
terms; S1.1e5. SCHLEGEL & GOLDEN.
119 Carroll ST.. TAX. PIX, D. C.
PONTIAC 1941 custom Torpedo sedan;
blue, r and h, clean Interior, orig. paint
low mileage, good tires: only Sill Oul
usual low down payment MURRAY
MOTOR CO., 1117 p. ave. Sc. TR. 34o5
Evening star., 1947-11-26

FORD 194e Super de luxe convertible
coupe; T. and h., new tires all-leather
upholstery: perfect condition.; best offer
under 81 ,975 cash. OR. 4133 after p. m.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14
Employees Join Fight On Anti-LabOr Bill

The American Federation of Labor herewith presents state ments of three outstanding fig ureS in the field of labor, all wig orously condemning the Taft-Hart- ley anti-labor bill
 One is the president of the Ma tional Electrical Contractors As- Sociation, another is an important steel plate manufacturer in Oak land, Calif., and the third is vet eran administrator in one of the nations largest industries - the dress industry.
 Each one, looking back over the years of his own experience with labor and the friendly relations that have continued, denounce the Taft-Hartley bill as no solution to labor strife, but regard it as only a fresh irritant to new conflicts.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

NEW LONDON l. Benois News Stand and Cigar Store, 5 Bank Street. 2. Lcvitch, 149 Howard Street. 3. C. & c. News Stand, l2l
 Bank Street. 4. Cosmos News Stand, 2 Bank
 Street.
 6. Central News Store. 30
 State Street. 6. Reads Pharmacy, 393 Will
 Hams Street. ? 2. Satti Confectionery and News
 Store, ITS Bank Street. 8. Davidson Confectionery and
 Ice Cream Store, 753 Bank
 Street.
 9. City Shoe Repair, 9S Bank
 Street. 10. Feldman General Groceries,
 453 Montauk Avenue. II. Schuman's Variety and Food
 Store, 264 Main Street. F. Keeney Stationery. Is Main
 Street. 1Os \ 1loihON Ss V " 0oAAAAe SOA~
 Street. IA. Hollywood Soda Shop, 73
 Truman Street. 15. Stanley's Market, 30 Ocean
 Avenue. 18. Montauk Pharmacy. Inc, 209
 Montauk Avenue. IT. Kriegers Pharmacy, z1O
 Montauk Avenue. 18. Louie Irwin's Outdoor Stand,
 Cor. State and Bank Sts. 19. Messina's, Willets Avenue. 20. Avena'S, Bank Street. 21. Diamond Chocolate Shop.
 379 Bank Street. p. Capitol Candy Shop, 83 Broad
 Street. 3. Ableman's, Vauxhall Street. A. Downing'S. Colt Street. g. Chicks Market. Bank Street. 20. Rosemarie's, Ocean Avenue. 
 1. Groton Pharmacy, 107
 Thames Street. 2. Fabricant's Cut Rate Store,
 229 Thames Street.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

wood studios He's able to DOT tray his roles from unmarked scripts, and has never been known to fluff line. Dud William son personally pores through thou sands of audience letters to pre- pare the song-groupings for his Wednesday evening series What's the Name Of That Song?" heard over WNLC from 9:3O to 10 o'clock. Victor H. Lindlahr, radios fore most food authority. will be heard at new time Hills a. m. { and Cecil Brown is also moving to new time 1O-1O:15 8. m. on that same date, June 23rd.
 DRYER AIRS PILOT FOR REALISM TOUCH-Sherman HI. Dryer, producer of WNLC's-Mu- tuals Sunday evening science drama series, Exploring the Un- known" heard from 9 to 9:30 p. m., is a stickler for realism. Re- gently, by popular request, he re- presented a broadcast of last year. dealing with the development of planes capable Of superonic speeds. The day of the broadcast he heard that Chalmers Slick" Goodlin. ace test-pilot for Bell Aircraft Com pany now testing the Ski at the Army's Murok Field. California, base, was heading for New York. He burned the telephone wires contacting Goodlin and getting an okay from the Army Air Force for Goodlin to appear on the show. When the pilot agreed to appear personally, he went into a quick session with the cast, editing down the script to fit Goodlin into the program. And the reason: ''I like to make the show realistic" Dry CT stated. And what is more real istic then having on super-sonic broadcast the guy who's risking his neck trying to get planes speed above $50 miles per hour?"
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14
Our TO,vn's Paper Appears orc These Stands

8. Edgcomb Poppe's, 22D
 Thames Street. 4. Thames Pharmacy, 2 Eastern
 Point Road. 6. Bridge Plaza Drug Co.,. l4
 Thames Street. 6. Checker, PoQuonock Road. '. James & Sons, 126 Poquo@F
 Road. NIANTIC- 1. Central Pharmacy. 2. Rogers & Son News Store MONTVILLE- 1. Central Store. POQUONOCK BRIDGE 1. JohnSon'S. NOANK- 1. Carson's. MYSTIC
 1. Kretzer's. 2. Davey's. FLANDERS 1. Sexton's. WESTERLY 1. Westerly News Go.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

for the Newark Boys Club. |. Henry Weber is one of the. bus jest orchestra conductors around Chicago Way. He's setting up the music schedule for the hour-long concerts to be presented on WNLC's Chicago Theatre of the Air" Saturdays 10-11 p. m) which started June Eth. The concerts re- place the opera-operetta format during the summer hiatus. Lou Merrill, cast in character roles on WNLC-MBS's ''The Family The atre" series (Thursdays 1aI0:3O p. m.) is admired by all Yellow actors-actresses at the MES Holly
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

FM PROGRAMS - We should like to remind you that Station WNLC-FM the frequency modula- tion station, broadcast at 97.9 meg acycles, is on the air each day from to p. m. with news, mu- sic ranging from classic to pop ular and variety programs; also featuring play by play baseball ev- cry Sunday afternoon and night games when they are played. Sta- tion WNLC-FM is on the air early Sunday afternoon, depending upon the starting time of the baseball game to be broadcast. When night games are broadcast. WNLC-FM remains on the air until their com pletion. Remember, If you have an F'M radio or your friends have, there is very good listening each day on WNLC, Frequency Modu- 1ation. The standard WNLC sta- tion is continuing its full time broadcast schedule with a splen- did variety of programs.
 PERSONALITY FLASHES Public Safety Director John B. Keenan, of Newark, N. J., started the ball rolling in his community for an anti-juvenile delinquency campaign. He won $1O on re- cent Sunday. May 18) Double or Nothing" show over WNLC from 0:30 to 10 o'clock. as a guest con- testant, and turned his prize over to the committee raising $250, 0,000
Eastern Connecticut news., 1947-06-14

Denny and DrummOnG-Off the WNLC-MBS micrOphOne, Rod HendricksOn and Ned Wever - consider the matter of 8 pur- Joined pearl necklace, vital clue in one of the "Adven- ture of Bulldog DrummOnd" mys- tery dramas i'm which they are most determined sleuths. The Ser- ies is heard over WNLC Friday nights from 9:3O to 10 o'clock.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
Milwaukee Guys Fast And Funny

studded cinemantics pace the screen at the Orpheum the atre Sunday and Monday when 1.-Two Guys From Milwaukee, opens with a trio of bright stars, Dennis Morgan, Jack Carson, and Joan Leslie.
 Take an open hearted prince, team him with an open-minded taxi driver and enter them in a 24-hour race for the affection oi a beautiful manicuri and you have ninety minutes of fun neatly wrapped in laughter and romance.
 Morgan plays a Balkan prince who visits Milwaukee and talks his aide, s. z. Sakall, into letting him have "A hours off to see things" for himself. That's when he meets Carson and Joan and you will like every minute of the fun thet follows
 Patti Brady, 8 charming 8-yeal
  old, Rosemary De Camp and Janis Paige are also in the cast.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
Highway Influx Brings Problems

Fairbanks-The daily average of ears arriving over the Alean highway destined for Fairbanks and Anchorage IS reported at between 30 and 35.
 Fully 90 percent of the new corners, making the trip in every kind of rig imaginary, have no place to stay and no assurance of employment.
 Many are staying only 8 few days and then start back for the States, talking about the imposs- ible conditions for employment as well as housing.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
WAA Offices Close

The Juneau and Fairbanks offices of the War Assets Admin istration have been closed, it was announced today. Fairbanks bus mess vii be handled through Anchorage, and travelling crews will cover the southeastern area whenever there is surplus prop erty for disposal in that area. l, All :, future Alaskan surplus property sales will be given wide publicity throughout the Terr- itory by means of newspaper advertising.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
Picnic Planned

Between 300 and 400 civilians are expected to attend a picnic and outing to be held Saturday, July 5, at Holiday beach about 12 miles from the base on the road to Middle bay, Robert H.. Burgess, president of the Civil Service Club, announced. Elm ployes at the ba are having a 3 day holiday starting the 4th, and a big program is bling ar ranged for the picnic.
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
Notice

l. the undersigned, will not be responsible for any debss con tracted by my wife after June 23, 1947.
 Chet Niunson
Kodiak mirror., 1947-06-28
Fire Alarms

Turn in fire alarms at the dep aty U. s. Marshal's office-locat- ed in residence between the ko- diak hotel and Kodiak Variety store.
The Republican., 1947-04-24
TREASURER'S TAX SALE.
Valuable Real Estate
IN GARRETT COUNTY, MARYLAND

and recorded in Libel T. Z. T. No. G8,
, folio l25. State and County taxes due
for 1919, 1914, 1915, 1916. Total
amount Of taxes. $26.84. Costs Of sale,
! $l4.54. Total as of day of sale, $43.38.
! Assessed valuation, $4,000.
). | lot assessed to Henry r. Yates
and wife, in Election District No. s,
the same being lot No. l3 Of q sub
division Of lots made by Clarence W.
] 'rakcr. which was conveyed to Henry
r. Yates and wife by deed from |. L.
i Ritter and wife, dated June /. 1888,
1926, folio -. State and County taxes
! due for 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916. Total
Iamount of taxes, S45.93. Costs Of sale,
, $l4.7l. Total as Of day of sale. 500
64 Assessed valuation $55000.
s. = interest in 100 acres of land
assessed to Henry Sines, in Election
| District No. 6, being Military Lots
Nos. 1854 and 1858, which were con
veyed to W. T. Sines and Henry Sines
! by two deeds, the first from II. P.
Tasker. dated January 4. 1901. and
recorded in Iiher f. H. T. No. 80,
folio 2@0, and the second from Thom-
as A. Ritchie, dated May II, 1904,
and recorded in Liber Z. L. T. No AZ,
folio 95. State and County taxes due
for 1913, 1914, 1945. Total amount of
taxes S2O.9O, Costs of sale, STAG.
Total as of day of sale, $35.36. As
scssed valuation, $250.0O.
T. 17Sl2 acres of land assessed to
William K. Mason, in Election Dis
trict No. 8, and being part Of the tract
Of land called Bank Lot. which was
dond f,on, ~ Co"rna l'iI'''I, ~ Rooi,, Ii"9o'' nS
ntbors Jm+a J. Ea'a bS' i5 Nits,- iu@I S',l
Uo'io,, & o,i ''Il' - r io'' am 5
foIio oIo'''G,l "-c ~, t 1,,4el =, a. NO ~
,"i,o 'U vAI1l ~ W,iI ;iuCII 'BeIS9i aS
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The Republican., 1947-04-24
Additional Local
Ads, Too Late
For Classification

FOR SALE One good ten-hole
Ontario grain drill Willard Feather,
EgIon, W. Na-Adv. 9-lt*
WANT TO TRADE -l942 Chevro-
let 2-door for 4-door car Sam Wood,
Mt. Lake Palk.-Adv. 9-2t.
FOR Wooden rose colored
coat. for child aged 10; practically
new; priced reasonable Apply 109
Third street. Mrs. Ernest Liller. Oak
land. Md.-Adv. 9-1t.
FOR SALE-Two gas ranges, one
cabinet style, oven control. regulators,
perfect conditions; one coal or wood
range, good baker; priced to sell. W.
R. Browning, Oakland.-Adv. 9-2t*
FOR SALE OR TRADE-30 cars
and trucks and pjckupe ranging from
l941 models to 1898 models. Also
several model 4 cars and trucks.
Come see Us at once Miller Brothers,
ll9 keystone street, Mcycrsdaie, Pa.
-AdV. cit.
The Republican., 1947-04-24

convz,al to Pee Comnonv lv 3aa3
f,1,n PaI,ar1 To,l ami Cnl'a CI;nnar,,
latnd mn 100 md racn,.JrJ i,
! iLa,. ( = p In i01 folio "a arI
comnosnd Of &9s a,ras nn6a,. a irarf
Of land chilled addition 70 Paradise"
Al ll-l6 acres under a tract nf land
called "Befcbwood" AZ qllf 9c,es nm
der n91ts If Nilit9,v I ots Nos 10r
Ig- 100 go 3I3 and o13 9nd n 80
acrrs .undr,. n9rts Of lIiIita,v ots
Nos oil <. o13 IN Of said n9rrnls bn-
mo contio1lous to each other evrent-
mo. thc unn4,, an. / -font vnin. nt rooI ~
reserved in - deed from T.ncind1 !
White and husband to HaTard Gooi
and Coke Comnonv dated .L,nn -
1906, and recorded in Iibtr +. T. r.
No. - folio I3S. State and Conutv
taxes due for 1913. l944. 1945. 1916
Total amonnt Of tavAs ma S3G5 8O
Costs Of sale. SlGgl. Total rs of dav
o1' sale $3.50 II Assessed valuation
S3.l08.0O
10, All the coal belonginp 70 the
heirs of c. {. Harvey. assessed as an
undivided one-half interest in 23l
acres of coal. in Election District No
10. and bping the same coal which was
conveyed to c. c. Harvey by two
deeds, the first from Charles z NJ
IIillearv and wife. dated April 3. 1899
and recorded in Libpr f T. r No
SO. folio 292, and the second from
Josiah T. Becliman and wife dated
September 26. 1908. and recorded in
I.iber f. Z. T. No. So. folio 1856. and
being parts Of a tract of land called
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The Republican., 1947-04-24

Mrs. Hazel Huehs, Of Aurora, is
visiting her son and family. and
daughter. in Fairmont.
Rev. Galen Fike. of EGlon, con-
ducted the Sunday morning worship
services in the Church Of the Breth-
ren, at keyser.
Mrs. Lephia Gustafson and John
Harsh, both Of Eglon, attended 4
musical concert last week at Morgan
town in which the following Aurora
high school Girls particip ated: Ila
Colleen Harsh. Wilma Mae Ilenline
and Mary Lou WiIes
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Winters and
SON of E@lon. spent Sunday at Mr..
Winters parental home at ClM'ks-
BURG.
A community May Day luncheon
will be held May at the Methodist
church ut Aurora. There viii be ser
vices and it is hoped there will he 4
large attendance.