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The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
DARING DOG TEAM
 DRIVER OF OLD DAYS
 DIES IN CALIFORNIA

CHICO - Death in obscurity Tuesday in a Chico rest home, re- called to mind the past exploits oi Eli A. smith, who passed away at 92.
 He once won a $1O,OOO bet by driving a dog team from Nome 10 Washington. D. O., in less than two years
 Famed pioneer prospector in the Alaska gold fields, Smith also col lected $21,0O in wages after win ming first place in a dog team sweepstakes from Nome to Candle and back to Nome, distance of AS miles. He made it in 72 hours, 10 minutes.
 However the greatest of his feats was the journey from Nome to Washington by dog team He fin ished the trip, visiting the capitals of all AS states, in 730 days. He arrived in Washington Febrary 20. 1907. and was greeted by Presi- dent Theodore Roosevelt.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
BELIEVE MAN DEAD
 BY DROWNING. KETCHIKAN

KETCHIKAN - All indications are that Gil Harrell, Al, lost his life by drowning near Shoal Cove, Carroll Inlet. two weeks ago, ac- cording to Kenneth Sampson, Dep uty U. s. Marshal who visited the scene this week on a 5O-foot Coast Guard vessel
 Sampson said that in addition to an oar from Harrelrs skiff report ed found by a trapper a few miles away, a case of gasoline and cab bage found on the beach indicate that Harrell's boat eapsized as he was rowing toward hia cabin in Shoal Cove.
 He was last seen December 30 after getting some groceries from George Booth, who was trapping on the big island opposite shOal Cove.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
EISENHOWER IS
 BACKED BY ONE STATE

WASHINGTON,-Senator Tobey (R-NH) declared today nobody can stop a campaign ti line up New Hampshire's eight votes for the Re- publican Presidential nomination behind Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower. not even the General himself" "
 Tobey said he thinks Eisenhower has a good chance" to win out in a convention delegate battle with supporters Gov. Thomas Dewey and Harold E. Stasson in New Hampshire's primary election March 9.
 Eight of the first 17 to file for election as delegates this week are pledged for Eisenhower, two for Dewey and one for stasson. The filling deadline is a month away.
 Tobey told a reporter he may make some speeches in the state for an Eisenhower slate of del- gates. Among those who filed this week was the Senator's son. Charles Tobey, Jr.
 The Senator, at the same time, was elected as a member of the Board of Directors of the Draft Eisenhower League, with beadquar- ters in New York
 Eisenhower, i'll at home with a cold made no comment on the de- velopments, which projected him more forcefully than ever before into political discussions and with two other top ranking wartime military leaders.
 Supporters of Gen. Douglas Mac Arthur announced in Chicago he will be entered in the Illinois Pres idential Reference Primary April .13. He received 55O,354 of the 793,198 Republican votes cast in the 1914 Primary.
 The balloting in Illinois ia ad- visory only, not binding on the 56 convention delegates. Consent of the candidate is not required.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
RECORD MAKING IS
 THREATENED BY PETRI

WASHINGTON - James c. Pet rillo's fl day old forever ban" on record making by his AFL Amer can Federation of Musicians threatens to dwarf" the record manufacturing industry, an indus try representative contended this week.
 Bond -Geddes, Executive Vice President of the Radio Manufac- turers Association, declared in tea- timony prepared for the House La- bor Committee that widespread unemployment and bankruptcy will follow if the Musicians Union chief is not forced to retreat from his stand.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
PLENTY HEI.LnRs

ANCHORAGE - The city tele- phone department announces that .8,298,459 telephone calls were made here during 1947 New Years day calls totalled 34.300. Long distance calls in 1947 a. mounted to 35,98O.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
DIES IN sNOWsTORM

PALMER - Exhausted and lOAt in a bllnding snowstorm only a half mile from Palmer. Dagmar Skoubo. 2O-year-old girl, died of exposure last week. An employee of fountain and cafe, she had gone out with her sketch pad to make drawings Of the winter landscape.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1948-01-16
JACOBSON HOME

Carl Jacobson, pioneer Wrangell business man, returned to Wran- gell this week on the Princess Norah after visiting relatives in San Francisco and Seattle.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
lake Ny Word for 1t
by Fronk SolDy
What's the Origin?

From English III, Michawaka
High School, Mishawaka, Ind.-Will
you please tell us the origin of the
terms surname, Christian name"
and christening?
Answer: Surname is a curious
word that is half French and half
English. The sur is from the
French word sur which means lover,
above; hence, superior" A sur
name, then, is ones chief or family
name which one holds by descent.
The French equivalent Is surnom.
Strictly speaking, ones Christian
name is the name given one in bap-
tism. But the term is used loosely
nowadays of ones first or given
name, whether by baptism or simply
chosen by ones parents who may or
may not belong to any Christian
religion.
The verb to christen is from the
Anglo-Saxon word cristnian, "to
make (one) a Christian" Hence,
the original meaning of christen is
ito initiate or receive into a church
Of Christ by baptism" Later chris
ten came to mean ito give a first
name at baptism"
But again the word has taken on
loose or general meaning that has
no Christian significance, for we
speak Of christening a ship, an air.
plane, a train, or anything else that
Evening star., 1948-07-22
Natures Children,
JABOTICABA TREE.
Grape of Brazil.
By liIlion Cox Athey

July, August and September are
the months to visit Brazil to have
the unusual experience Of picking
luscious grapes from the trunk and
stems of the jaboticaba tree. From
a distance the tree trunk and stems
appear to be covered by a vast
assembly of beetles; closer inspec-
ton reveals instead an abundance
of shiny dark-skinned grapes.
1t is customary for your host to
invite you to sit down before table
in the center of which is a large
bowl overf1owing with these delicious
grapes. The pulp is pinkish white
and better favored than our table
grapes.
History records that due to the
beautiful trees and abundant fruit
the settlers of Sac Paulo founded
and named the attractive city OF
Jaboticabal. The handsome grove
of trees are as commercially val
liable as crops of cotton and coffee.
These trees grow well on all types
of soil, but especially we'll If the soil
is well drained and the loan is
deep and rich. They grow slowly,
not fruiting until the eighth year.
some producing several crops a year.
At blooming time the attractive
myrtle like flowers cover the entire
trunk and stems of the tree. In
sects come by the million.
In the wild state the jaboticaba Is
found only in Southern Brazil, from
Minas Gerais south to the border of
Uruguay. The trees are especially
beautiful because of their symmet-
rical branching and dense pale green
foliage. They reach height Of r.
80 feet. Today the trees are planted
about homes. Some are seen in
small orchards in Rio de Janeiro.
The fruit Is made into a finely fla
vored jelly. The wine is superb.
With refrigerator facilities and
quick transportation 1t will not be
long before we can have these very
excellent grapes on our own tables.
Evening star., 1948-07-22

GET THE TOP RETAIL PRICE for your
car Let Bell Motors sell your 1946 to
194S car at your price. Our commission,
S25; keep your title till car Is sold... No
charge if car is not sold. Just call or
bring your car to BELL MOTORS, SOLO
TEXAS Ms5 sse eGRRNiSTLEEMAS RiS DRIVING WEST VIII
'qS Nh sse esES iaE Prss SKI for os o
AUTO, new. wanted; party returning from
deivsTY' deHtssss' sH M TBS. Hnssh'e 'AsA LUZ nc"
WANTED 1887 THROUGH Is47 chevro-
lets, Plymouths. Fords. Will pay premi-
um prices. Cash on the spot CO. 1860.
USED CARS WANTED at once-Top prices
paid Give us an opportunity to buy your
car before you sell Phone or drive to
COOK MOTOR CO., 2201 L st. NV. ST.
coNsIGNMENr spECIAL1sT-conn. ave.
location will sell your car and net you a
high retail price which you receive in full
You receive payment from US and keep
title until car is sold. BROCHE MOTORS.
44s2 Conn. ave. NV. Wo. s24s TIL o.
PLYMOUTH oWNERs-win pay up to ST.
900 for 1910 Plymouths;. rs units wanted
at once: will ring the bell on other models
also. CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 1926
Conn. ave. WO. 9236 or EN-. 9754.
STUDEBAKERS 1947-194S. cash in 5
min. on any model. TR. 9474. METRO
PoLTTAN MOTORS, N. Y. ave. and Blad.
CARS NEEDED at once Highest price paid
FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALs on all makes
1928 L st. NV Me o40O
Evening star., 1948-07-22
AUTOMOBILES WANTED (cont.l

NAME YOUR OWN PRICE for your car.
ny Nj ~ if # 1'f ysa ;ss eha5s' s7s
ssfs is9s %s srs Szs fFRs 5R ss5
Ha HieHEsr 81 cxsa aA'I pRicEs IL s. PAID for all
aay 5 syn s Pc ss sR91eo5fsli 5ToR SALES
INC IN 2o33 N St. NV: phone Ma; .2701.
portation; desires to buy new car from
North 1885, " Ext. soe. after $50 pm. "
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR. new or
ssss %ofEE Rs'f lsss ''s saa and *
81 Ss1EE sEEg 1|s g sEfSeRH ssog SELL. goHAHkA
SEHV1f gEK s Roa st. wan. VAN P 2he s1a .xr.
to get them. Phone pE esos for suyes
MoToRs hocAT1oS, so1o r. i. ave. ne
HIGH HIGHEST PRICES paid b, W, Wash,9gson,s ,gs .
BAKER, hA Ad 5se; sadS tSr an appraisal 2s1s M st
tion; motor not required. Can VIA. 1857
loo / % CARS al NJ WANTED rMMED,ArELY@.ss
Come & s to y or 0as es REss tSF esa9 eal
BARNEs-sANDERs MoToRs-we want
cars REGARDLESS, Of price; don't trade on .
the car s to 70 you
We need 100 cars. 1895 to ls4s. II your
psy s 0 sas psd fer S S sos's
ssfa ses asasrs Mr. BaAnes An cash o1
e1sn o iso H1y e
"a; a ssi4. BARNEsesaspERg sH RS MOTORS -
r. RoToRs asnes isao ss ssode islsnd Hs1 cove awe
ntScehNlzErHYR nls;i III saaa 1910 or 1874, model.
sss sood f. ssest feao 5fss ssods
1s1sndw VIZ wxS1 w1zs nel elEhzks hs s1sf s1sEp CARS any
1913 r. f. ave. ne, MI. O162. Packard
cHEv. PLYM., FORD. DODGE. etc. in
sGsa Ms cRoeKER. MI P1S S1s5 snsS' '''n 0i'''
90 sssSs viii raz =. Sn.s IN Cash. he" ca EN-, s7is
q cHsVkoIiT Ing 61si owNERs-win nay I'D to
moass Msna :: sso once % III sns Ne noR H 0a HthsE
faRs bGek eooR WI epss pss 1p En- q
for 1s4o Bucks. Is units wanted ,t once:
s 5D1 ths ModR RS 0p s 9tesr 9sss 4sss cono oso
fss Pontiac M eWsEasAMii sEs pay up to 81 900
for 1910 Pontiacs; IS units wanted et
once win ring the bell on other models
also. GENITAL MOTOR SALES, 1926
% HOLD II Just 4 MINUTE to SCI hish
cash price for your 194s or 1g47 car and
asfl T ss5n E5Fok R5Ss II e ea p
Gasa 5slsnf tSs sss 46un 6u5 =. 1R
We trade used cars; drive In er can
920 Elacensburg I'd. ne. topposite Sears),
AT c200 or 1901 MINI. ave. ne. Cat
FORD OWNERs-Will pay up to 81 900 for
1910 Fords; rs units wanted at once; viii
TRIAL MOTOR SALES. 1926 Conn. ave.
!WiN VII WITH wINNsDMors SIS for your
ssE Tau 10 % ss1sy opfa Sa p,oI9a. o to svs pr =.
CADiIIAC WANTED, II or AZ sedanet,e
or club coupe. from pvt. owner. State
price and condition. p. Q. Box So, Front
Royal. w, or phone 1s4-R- rs
Evening star., 1948-07-22
Scottish CIuns to Hold
Annual Weiner Roust

Birds in RNSk Creek Park are
going to hav. musical competition
Saturday night.
Clan MacLennan, Order of Scot
tish Clans, and its sister lodge, Lady
MacLennan of the Daughters Of
Scotia, are going to fill the air with
bagpipe music and Scottish songs in
the vicinity of Sixteenth and Col
orado avenue NV. at pm. Satur-
day when the clans hold their an
nual Weiner roast.
Evening star., 1948-07-22


3 spades Pass 4hearts Pass
Pass Pass
We are sitting as a jury today.
The case was submitted just a few
days ago by the participants, who
since its occurrence have been wag,
ing sharp battle. AL the evidence
in the case appears above and we
are asked to fix the guilt for miss
ing the slam.
There were several arguments
advanced by the litigants. North
contended that it was not an eSpeci-
ally desirable slam since it required
the diamond f1nesse. This argu-
ment is ruled out as fallacious. The
slam depended upon the success Of
one OF two illnesses. If either of
them was favorable the contract
was home. North lost sight of the
fact that the spade finesse had al
ready lost, which balanced the luck
OF the winning diamond finesse.
When a slam depends upon either
one of two illnesses it is virtually
mandatory for good players to bid
it. The odds are 3 to l in favor of
the declarer. In other words, the
chances are to l that one of two
even money bets will come through.
North further contended that his
four-heart bid was a slam try and
that when he showed the heart Sup-
port he had done full justice to his
holding. We are not inclined to
agree with him entirely. The FOUR
heart bid is not necessarily slam
try. 1t may merely be asking part
ner to take choice of trump suits.
The spade bid might have been
made on a rather weak four card
holding as far as South is con-
cerned, and North may merely be
trying to indicate a preference for
hearts as trump.
North should size up his own hand
as follows: Il have a hand that is
as good as an opening bid. My
partner has opened the bidding and
jumped. The hand fits well, so
there is a probable slam. Since
there is remote chance that my
partner has two losing diamonds,
shall pull my punches and bid only
five, which contract is surely SAFE
SUCH a bid would have made it
easy for South to bid the slam,
since his hand contains all the con-
trolls. AS the bidding actually did
progress South was put to some
pressure. My own feeling Is that
South might have been slightly
more venturesome. He was we'll
within himself on the jump to three
spades, and since he subsequently
learned that North had a good
hand, he might have made one
more try.
North is known to have a good
hand, since if it were of the medi-
ocre type his best response would
have been simple raise to two
hearts in preference to complicat-
ing matters with spade bid in the
meantime. South has all the i'm
paStant key cards, knows that the
sishd fits superbly, and I think
might have given his partner one
more chance to recover from an
unduly cautious bid.
(CopyrigkH 194S, by Charles H Goren1
Evening star., 1948-07-22
is officially given a name. That is
the reason that the word christen is
now spelled with small &C"

Ile reason IlaC Cne WOrQ CnTlSCen Is
now spelled with a small &c"
X 4 X X
Our "What's in a Name?" editor
today is Mrs. Pearl Shannon of Los
Angeles, who vouches for the au-
thenticity of these names which she
has collected from news stories and
other sources: Irving Fig Newton,
DR.. Royal Payne, Mary Love Gee,
Paul A. Quaintance, Daytime Soiland.
She also reports these unusual first
names: Verbal, Flotilla, Chatty,
Telephus, Diasdada, Rygmir (sorry,
I won't try to pronounce the last
one).
c. Aubrey Smith, one Of the great
stars of stage and screen, writes from
Beverly Hills about the name Irene
$50 many folk say eye-REEN. Do
remind them Of the Greek word
eirene, peace with both 'e's' as
long as ladders-eye-REE-nee."
The pronunciation eye-REE-nee
for Irene (the Latin spelling) is the
classic pronunciation, and is Gus
tomary in Great Britain. But in
American usage the name has long
been established as eye-REEN.
Evening star., 1948-07-22

Are you uncertain about the pronuncia.
picture, feature If so. Mr. Colby's leaflet
on polarization. C-1s, will help you. TIC
obtain a copy send 8 cents In coin and a
stamped, self-addressed envelope to him
care Of The Evening Star, P. o. Box 90
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
(Copyright, 194S, the Bell Syndicate, Inc.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
Word Game
Find 80 or more common English
words in

meaning, ito symbolic q diety as
an animal" Average mark Is "a
words. Time limit, Is minutes.
Rules Of the game. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. Words which acquire
bats" eats" are not used. 3. Only one
form of . word Is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list viii be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-07-22

LUEAL AND OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS:
Only Cemoco has the car for you, plus
courteous attention. See our display to-
day. Terms, trade and dealers invited.
At Frazer Manhattan 4-dr sedan So, ,695
46 Chevy, Spec. de luxe 4-dr. sed.- 1896
AZ Pontiac conv. coupe----- LAOS
AZ Chevy Spec. de luxe Glib. cpe.-- 1926
Al Olds 6 club coupe e------ 1926
AZ Plymouth Spec. de luxe 2-dr.- 1,165
Al Buick Super 4-dr sedan - 1.O95
Al De Soto Spec. de luxe 4-dr. sed. 1,045
Al Packard Clipper 4-dr. sedan - 1.O45
40 Chevrolet de luxe 4-dr sedan S95
80 Mercury de luxe 4-dr, sedan S95
80 Olds 2-dr. -----. 695
Many more cheaper and higher priced cars
to select from. CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
1900 Lee hwy, Arl, Va, CHI. 1000
KaiSer-FraZer fine cars Pa
Evening star., 1948-07-22

Tor sale by owner; s1,os5. VI $447,
p PONTIAC y s le4e - Ssdanests s club coupe -; o
mileage, one owner, like new; a real buy
9S5 6k sRS ss asorsa sssm ave Sr7sDaD n7 aE a
PONTIAC '46 Torpedo 4-dr sedan; it's as
ford gray, very low mileage; you can't
60 wrong with this fine owner-rated, 30
LOGAN (Ford, 18th and L st. NV. Di
PONTIAC 1912 chieftain "s" sedanette.
auto that is fully equipped with super De
luxe radio, heater, defroster, air-condi-
tioning unit and host Of other features
you are looking for the buy Of the year,
S and c1AspiS " sS i PoSr
AT. 1900, 4O7 Florida ave. ne -23
1900 miles: sa.ioo cash. Oliver 7272.
PONTIAC 194e 4-dr. .streamlined s; beau
tiful two-tone gray finish; fully equipped
WITH all extTss low msass 9vssd This tn os is
place since new; perfect mechanically;
IN PONTIAC, AT. 1900, 4o7 Florida
good cond; $500. MR.. BRYAN, 100 S.
Patrick St, Alex Phone Alex. 7011. .-23
of 10 screen cars use lux next to the baby
this is the smoothest thing in the house:
S2,395; 30-day guar HILL q T1BBITTs,
lila Vermont ave. NV, Wash.'s Oldest
PONTIAC 1885: diplomat returning home,
will sell 4-door trunk sedan. new tires,
ton: $500 cash. Call Woodley 5563. 25'
PONTIAC 1941 sedan coupe; r. and h.,
excel cond., orig. owner, S1,150 or best
offer SH. 4446 after 8 pm. -25
PONTIAC 1910 4-dr. sedan Torpedo model;
in excel. mechanical cond.: good rubber,
radio; $3.50. Call EN-. 1888. -23
Evening star., 1948-07-22

Sl GSlnLS Al "ILSu
1947 Buick 56 C, Super convertible
coupe; 5000 miles like new, $2,99!
1947 Ford Super de luxe rs" con-
vertible coupe; plenty extras 2,19I
1916 Chevrolet Fleetline aero sedan;
1941 Buick As S. sedanette- 1,29
194l Olds rs Sedanette - LA
1887 La Sale opera seat coupe "a
1885 Chevrolet 4-dr. sedan - "a
Most cars have radio and heater and ar
in good mechanical condition. Cash, trad
or terms. WEIGH MOTOR CO., GIT Mas.
ave- NV, RE. 9l54 pa
Evening star., 1948-07-22

S1MMS BARGAIN Prices
35 Oldsmobile 2-dr.. good motor 1925
35 Ford Fordor. new motor -----. 235
'36 Plymouth 4-dr., new paint and
uphoLStery 40
orig. paint -,--l--'-N.--A" $50
80 Dodge coupe, excel. cond. 695
'39 Packard conv. club coupe, r.
and h '-----------~--- $50
Al Buick sedanette, new paint - 1,195
SIMMS MOTOR CO., 1924 18th st. NV.
CO. 4611. Open evenings. IA
Evening star., 1948-07-22
HAINES MOTOR CO.
'4S Plymouth S. d. |. 2-dr
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

oose @ from. HAINEs MOTOR CO,
rd., WA. $500.
Evening star., 1948-07-22
Goren on Bridge
Both sides vulnerable. South deals.
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l heart Pass 1spade Pass
3 spades Pass 4hearts Pass
Pass Pass
Evening star., 1948-07-22

ISH 1947; radio. heater and covers;
e new, low mileage; $1,75O or best
er; private owner. Evenings, HO. 1905.
Evening star., 1948-07-22

PACKARD 1910 "120" 4-dr.: new paint,
new tires; S995: guaranteed. ROYAL
MOTORS, Packard Dealer. Is Kennedy
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14

FOR SALE Two heating stoves,
two-horse cultivator, sled, 25 pairs
pigeons, mine ties, cross bars, baled
straw. d. f. Kelley, Swanton, Md.
ADV. 33-2t*
FOR SALE-Black team, and
years old, weight 1,500 lbs each; with
harness. Safe for children to handle.
Gilbert w Savage, Friendsville.
ADV. 32-3t*
FOR SALE-35 Winchester 270;
300 Savage rifles, nm, nm shells,
Westinghouse Washing machine. APP
ply to c. A. May, Mt Lake Park, Md.
ADV. 33-7t*
FOR SALE Valuable residential
properties in Mt. Lake Park, furnace
heat and all conveniences; also choice
building sites. See D. R. Fleming.
ADV. 30-tf.
FOR SALE Kalamazoo furnace,
No. so, 25-inch bowl; also electric
control unit for furnace. Phone S09-
F-4, Ernest C. Spoerlein, Oakland.
ADV. 31-3t*
FOR SALE 1910 G.MC. Truck,
in good condition, and good rubber.
Can be seen any time. Apply to Bob
Dewitt, Sang Run, Maryland. Priced
to sell.-Adv. 31-3t*
FOR Cheap Mans brown
1000 all virgin wool fleece overcoat,
size SO, excellent condition. Apply to
Jack yelling, 116 Oak street or phone
267-J.-Adv. 33-2t*
FOR SALE-1935 Hudson Terra
plane, in good condition, tires fair
condition. If interested see Clarence
Thomas, Hoyes Run, postoffice route
l, Oakland.-Adv. 33-2t
FOR SALE ~ 1887 Plymouth 2
door sedan; Briggs Stratton gasoline
washing machine motor Apply Herb
ert Shaffer, Reese street, Oakland,
after p. m.-Adv. 32-3t*
FOR SALE-1947 Cletrac Tractor,
wide gauge logger type, equipped
with cargo winch, in good condition.
Richard Coddington, Friendsville. Md.
Telephone 2031-Adv. 32-3t*
FOR SALE-Beds and springs, two
chests of drawers, dining room table,
china closet, chairs, other furniture.
Must be sold at once. Miss Margaret
Duffy, Phone S-W.-Adv 31-3t
FOR SALE This farm for sale,
the Grant FELTON, farm in Corinth, W.
Va, close the Maryland and West
Virginia State line, 81 acres Apply
to Mrs. Grant Felton.-Adv. 33-3tF
FOR SALE Used, two National
cash registers, one adding machine,
one GIFT. refrigerator, l forced air coal
heater, l Kalamazoo range Apply
Oakland Electric and Radio Service
ADV. 33-3t.
BABY CHICKS, New Hampshires,
bred for fast profit of meat and eggs.
u w. Va. approved, Pullorum
passed. Thorne Poultry Farm and
Hatchery, Horse Shoe Run, W. Va
ADV 32-6t*
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-10-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT Three nicely furnished
light housekeeping rooms to middle
aged couple only. Call 193-M.-Ad. 1t.
FOR RENT-Public address sys-
TEN. Oakland Electric ana Radio
Service. Phone 389, Oakland, Md.
ADV. Aft.
FOR RENT One sleeping room,
and 1913 iceboX, 712 Gu. fit. Write to
Box H. W, {, The Republican, Oak
land.-Adv. 322t*
FOR RENT-Four room apartment
with private bath. All utilities furn-
ished Call Wards Restaurant, phone
567-J.-Adv. 32-tf.
FOR RENT-Five room house, 3
miles south Terra Alta; good water,
on mail, school bus route, fruit, gar
den, electric. Phone Morgantown 1894.
ADV. 32-2t.
FOR RENT FURNISHED - At
tractive cottage, Mt. Lake Park, three
bedrooms, bath, living room, sun
parlor, dining room and kitchen. Hot
water heating plant. Near Post Of
flee and stores. Immediate possession.
Term to June Is, 1919. References eX-
changed. Seen by appointment. w. o,
Bitter, phone 325-M, Mt. Lake Park.
ADV. Soft.