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News From yancIeoye /.
Legion Post Designaies New Officers;
installation Scheduled For Monday

The Clifford winford Murphy
Post No l0e of the American lie
Flon elected officers nj the meet
lne last week DIN Davis was
named commander and other Of.
Ulcers are Carson Fletcher vice
commander Austin Delaney, ad
jutent, Willie Rogers. finance.
Jacob Loekard. historian. Rupert
Roberts, chaplain. Jim Kelly. ser.
geant at arms. and George A.
Cruthirds, Charles Wardfop, +. q.
Garter, Glenn Wilson, Cliff Fluf.
ry and Henry Davis, executive
committee. The first Monday
night at . p. m, In each month
was set rs a regular meeting time.
Willie Rogers was named as serv.
Ice officer. The officers will be
installed June 7 at the high
school auditorium and the pub.
lie IL invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Ravens and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

su&.aa ~. Of bologna, and
MNNW MN roll 10 form n cor
.Na1srW nucopia. And II
X I'm you want TO add
\&@IU) that" chef'stouch"
N~ 10 your salad, be
sure to make IL
with plenty Of deIicatcIy spicy
ANN PAGE FRENCH DRESS
ING from the A&P. It's simply
delicious and a fine value, too.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

church school ehieh they decided
would open Tor children ~ hli de
nominations on July 4 At the
Methodist church
Misses juanlta iiavens and
Marjorie tfawiey have returned
from petkihston Junior college
where they have been the past
session Nj and Mfs l. 2 hawley
and Joe drove up and accUfnpan
led them home
The library meeting was held
Thursday night when The MAY
pageant and the MAY pole dance
we're presented under the su
pefvision Of Mrs. Jack Fletcher
and Mrs. Jacob Loekafd A short
show followed the program
The Rev n r. Alswofth and
children and "kippy" Rouse drove
10 Pnrvis Friday Little Mar.
tina Jean Alswofth remained for
a longer visit with her grand.
mother but the others returned
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. keblc Ramsay
OF Gulfport spent the weekend
with their mother, Mrs. N. W,
Ramsay. They returned Sunday
afternoon accompanied by Mfs.
Ramsay who will spend a few
days with them.
Deepest sympathy Is extended
Mrs. Florin Breeland and the
Roberts family on the death Of
their sister, Miss Dollie Roberts,
which occurred Friday In Mt,
Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barrett
and son Of GuIfport visited In
the Woodman home for the week.
end.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Davis, Mr..
and Mrs. Curtis Davis and Mrs.
Griffin went TO State College
iiihiaudys
The Dees twins, Misses Peggy
and Betty. left Sunday for sum
mer work at Perkinston college.
Willie Cochran, Jessie Cochran
of Florence, and Ira Cochran Of
Jackson were weekend visitors In
the home OF their brother, q. c.
Cochran. Other visitors on Sun.
day were Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
Cochran and son of Paseagoula,
MI. and Mrs. Carl Roberts and
son OF Mt. Pleasant and Mr., and
Mrs. Lamar Cochran Of Pasca-
goula.
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Roberts
and daughter visited Mr.. and
Mrs, Roy Harris and son in BIZ
loxi recently.
Mrs. Ford Ratcliff and Miss
Sara Martha Garner were visit
ors of Mrs. N. w. Ramsay Tues
day.
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NJ hna Me- N 4 Mtciesket ard
family speht lhe weekend detb
sea fishing
Mft Il A Mcmillan IL visiting
hef daughter, Mfs f. y fiawtst
MI and Mfs Eddie BARNES and
MI and Mrs Eitnon barnes and
little daughter " Evergreen vie.
tied Mesdanes Asalent Ravens
and Alyce Bourgeois Sunday
evening
Miss Lizzie Ware visited in
Ocean Syringe and psscsaoula
Monday.
Bllbo Tootle visited In Gulf.
port and Mobile last week
Miss Lula Mac Lockard, who
teaches In the Birmingham
schools returned home for the
summer Sunday. She was nc.
coinpanied by her nephew. Ed.
ward Loekard Of Montgomery
who will visit his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Lockard. and
Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Loekard.
Wilma and Little Mae Bre-
land Of Ramsay Springs are vis-
ting their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M Alexander.
Mr., and Mrs. Jim Kelly and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Davis went to
H%attiesburg Sunday where they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Iron Tootle
and Mr., and Mrs. Billy Lipscomh
and attended the baccelaurcatc
sermon of Mississippi Southern
college where Iron Tootle Is a
member of the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore
and daughter visited In Mobile
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bilbo Tootle visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Koetzner
In Biloxi Sunday.
Lawrence Golf of Eseatawpa
was a visitor OF his uncle and
aunt, MI. and Mrs. l.. p. Hawley
Monday.
MI. and Mrs. Dudley Keen and
son, MI. ans Mrs. Jake Keen and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmer Wilson
and children were ell weekend
visitors OF their mother.
The church school opened Mon
day at the Baptist church with
Al In attendance.
Mrs. j. M. Alexander visited her
sister near Broome Sunday.
Mr., Smith from Perkinston Jun
ior college spent the weekend In
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Davis.
May 80 marked The fourth
birthday Of little Robert Vaughn
who celebrated with a party for
his little friends.
Mrs. l.. S. Allen underwent
an operation mt the Biloxi hos
pital Tuesday for appendicitis.
Wednesday night after Bible
study the members discussed the
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
Pelican Blown Inio Bed OF Roses BY
September Hurricane Deserts Sea

It's an III wind that blows no
body good-and anyone who
doesn't believe that will have TO
argue with Sam.
Sam has the September hurri-
cane to thank for his present eush
existence and as far as he IL con-
cerned nothing need be said for
that pre-storm period when a
fellow had to hustle for his own
livelihood.
For Sam is a pelican and the
storm winds blew him inshore and
also dealt him a broken wing
which made II impossible for him
10 make his way back to the
water when calm weather came.
About a week after the storm
Mrs. X. Il, Matthew, 1850 Belair
street, saw Sam. nearly dead OF
starvation, dragging himself along
the street in front Of her house,
She opened the gate into her neat.
flower bedecked yard and Sam
staggered In. He has never showed
ANY inclination to walk out ngain,
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew fed the
bedraggled bird fish, after Mrs.
Matthew had unsuccessfully tried
TO tempt him with bread, and now
he eats as many as 10 small fish
a day. Luckily Mr.. Matthew is
a shrimp fisherman and when he
doesn't bring in the days rations
on the Pop N Nom" he gets
white trout from fellow fisher
men.
Sans wing Is completely head
ed now and although he is unable
TO fly for any distance he spreads
II enough to lift himself TO his
pet roost or to most convincing
ly give chase TO anyone who has
done him a real or fancied wrong.
Heal Exclusive
Sam doesn't care for everyone.
In fact he is down right choosy
about his close associates. Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew constitute his ex-
elusive circle Of friends although
he tolerates outsiders at a dis
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family had . surprise visit Tues.
day afternoon from Mes liavehs'
sister Mfs X q Brown and chill
dfen. her father. G. N. CatiedRti
Of Agfieolal her TIVE uneles. s. G.
Turner Of Louisville, and Elton
Brown Of Agricoia The Turner's
remained until Wednesday and
Mr.. CatledRe stayed until sun.
day The others returned Tues
day afternoon Sunday the Ha-
vens family and Miss Clara Ell
lis accompanied Mr. catiedge back
home whore they spent The day.
The Rev. and Mrs. p o Nix Of
Bay Springs we're visitors here
Sunday.
A number Of friends attended
the funeral OF Miss Dollie Roberts
at M. Pleasant Sunday after.
noon.
Mr., and Mrs. George Pcnton,
Mr.. and Mrs T. L. Murphy. Jr4
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lance, He definitely does not like
childrcn--and with good reason
for they have teased him. Mrs.
Matthew said--nor does he waste
any love on Rim the dog. Secure
In the knowledge that his four
legs can transport him to safety
more quickly than Sam can trav-
ell, Rim takes liberties that the
dignified peliean resents.
But Mr. and Mira. Matthew can
pick him up and handle him al
though even they have to be
cureful OF the heavy, powerful
bill which II II struck anyone,
even though accidentally. could
cause painful injury.
Sam listens attentively 10 Mrs.
Matthew, turning his head 10
catch every word and when she
tells him what O lovely creature
he Is, Sam grows laughter and
prouder and more and more pleas
cd with himself and his lot In
life.
The Matthews have sunk q tub
In the back yard for him where
he caches his ration OF fish and
takes a daily bath.
And Sam Is not the only thing
the storm brnilpht Mr. md Mra
Matthew. The wind blew the roof
off their house and Mr.. Math-
leu was reported as missing on
his boat. His boat, however. was
washed ashore at Biloxi and after
"a anxious hours Mrs. Matthew
learned that he had been found.
Those worries are over now but
there Is Sam TO remind them of
the hurricane. And no one could
forget Sam. lie sees TO thati
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

Sir William johnson was 70.
warded by George OF England for
his services In the French and
Indian War. The reward was q
baronetcy, the first and only one
granted on American soil, which
occupied large areas of whit Is
now northern New York state.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
q EEMKg

= Are you planning 10 head for your favorite picnic spot this
weekend Then now's the time TO head for the big roundup
of picnic foods ut your thrifty A&P. When you feast your
eyes on these wonderful buys, I'm sure you'll agree that It's
n picnic TO shop Mt A&p.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

Picnics call for good sandwiches,
80 ! call for MARVEL breads ut
my A&P whenever there's ar out
ing in the ofIbng. For hearty sand
witches I choose crunchy-crusted
MARVEL RYE BREAD a.. for
daintier ones, thn.slIced
MARVEL SANDWICH BREAD
and MARVEL RAISfN BREAD.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04

Suede, q leather finish, is work
ed into kidskins or lambskins.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
EASY PAYMENT PLAN

Come in and LET Ne sxpissn how you can easily
buy THINGS you need 10 bssutifY your home and
provide you with more lsisass 80.
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"oUrsIpE M cup A X

"oursIDE nv" CUP CAKES
Since frosting on the outside Of
picnic cup cakes usually ends up
on the outside OF picnlc-goers, |
cut Oft the tops Of my cakes, put
tho frosting inside and replace the
tops. For this "in- A.s.
side job" ! melt 2 NN MWKfNA
tbsps. shortening, NAl7kA/N
remove from heat, M$d79Ax.
and add III cup NeA
APPS fiavor-rich ~
IONA COCOA,
a dash of salt and Il cup milk,
stirring till thickened. Then !
add 2 cups confectionery sugar
gradually and X tsp. vanilla, and
beat well. This makes enough for
a dozen medium-sized cup cakes.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-06-04
"PlcK-upv PICNIC SALAD

II you like potato salad, but don't
like being burdened with plates
and forks when you go picnicking,
here's how to turn IL Into finger
fare: Place each portion on q slice
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22
Engineer Tells How
To Fool Farm Rats

Feed is too scarce and expensive to
waste on rats. 1t seems the job Of
keeping rats away from stored feed
and grain is never finished, and so
r. w. Carpenter, head of the Agri-
cultural Engineering Department,
University Of Maryland, offers some
suggestions.
Grain and feed bins can be rat
PROCEED by applying metal flashing to
all corners or lining bins with cement
asbestos board on metal, he says
Corn cribs can be protected win
hardware cloth screening under the
floors and around the sides to 1t
height of 6 feet or so.
To prevent rats and mice from
climbing the sides, surround the
crib, at a height of about 4 feet, with
band Of smooth metal about a foot
wide Or a narrower strip can be used
if it is bent at right angles to form
IA ledge which the animals can't
climb over.
Foundation walls Of buildings with
concrete floors should extend under
ground IS inches to feet to make
a solid barrier This discourages rats
from burrowing underneath and pre-
vents frost damage, too BY making
the base OF the footing to inches
wider than the rest Of the foundation
wall. ledge results which seems to
battle rats and prevent their burrow-
ing under.
Carpenter says that these steps, to-
gether with the use Of new rat
poisons. keeping surroundings clean
of waste materials, and repairing
buildings will 90 long way toward
solving the rat problem and saving
precious feed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
scriher has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Garrett County. Maryland Letters
Of Administration on the estate of
SUSIE BRENNEMAN
late Of Garrett County. Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated to the subscriber, on or be-
fore the 22nd day of October. 1913; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons knowing
themselves indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of
April. l94S.
LAWRENCE W BRENNEMAN.
Administrator
Bittinger Maryland
ADV s-.it
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GOD is TO BE SOUGHT UNTO

IT HE first eight chapters of Zech-
I ariah have to do with the es-
sential qualities of life if the people
are to rebuild the temple. The
last six chapters deal with the
general standards of life which we
must accept and strive to attain if
we are to be well-pleasing unto him.
I like the phrase of the fathers,
"God is to be sought unto" And
how are we to come into the pres
ence of the Lord? HE that hath
clean hands, and a pure heart;
who hath not lifted up his soul unto
vanity, now sworn deceitfully,"
Psalms 24:4.
1t was not enough to rebuild the
temple. God wanted his people to
become living stones of integrity
and fidelity in the city of God.
This we shall attain only as we
seek first the Kingdom of God and
his righteousness-constantly seek
this daily walk with the Lord, in the
light of his word.
righteousness eXalteth a nation,
but sin is a reproach to any people,"
Copyright by the International Council Of
Religious Education on behalf Of 10 Protes-
tant denominations. Released by WNU
Fedtures)
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WHAT MAKES A PEOPLE
GREAT0

Y ECHARIAH reminds the people
II that the downfall of their faith
ers had been due to their forget
fulness of God. He calls them now
to repentance of their own sins,
that they become truly a great peo-
pie. Fear not, but let your hands
be strong" Zechariah 8:13.
''What makes a nation great
and strong?
Not brick, nor stone, nor wood,
But justice, love and brother
hood"
Boys and girls will do well to look
again at what this old prophet was
saying. We long to see the United
States a truly great nation. Then
let us be strong in the Lord.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will sell to the
highest bidder, the following person
al property at his farm located 3 miles
south Of route 40. leaving from state
line known as Cove road on
SATURDAY, APRIL "a. 1913
Beginning promptly at 100 pm.
LIVESTOCK
One bay Horse. II years old; grey
Horse. 10 years old; l brown Swiss
Cow, calf by side; ] Hereford, years
old, not bred; Hereford Cows with
calves by side, 4 and s years old; l
yeaIling heifer, % head Leghorn hens
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One IIoosier Grain Drill, 9 hoe; l
Deering Mower, l Hay Rake, l Fan
ming Mill, Road Wagons, / pair
Bobsleds, l Wagon box, Oliver walk
ing Pillow, l Hillside Pillow, , shovel
Plows. double shovel Plow, walk
ing Cultivator, / 18-tooth harrow,
hand Potato Buster, lawn Mower, 2
moving Scythes, / Wise, l lot Chains,
Grabs, Single-trees, Double-trees and
Spreaders; Picks, Shovels, Sledges,
sack Cart, l lot Cow Chains, / set
double work Harness. set single
work Harness, 3 Collars, , Brides,
Forks, l-20 rod roll 36 in. woven
Wire. , spools 4 point Barb Wire, s
ton Hay, l5G bu. Oats, 20 to 25 bu.
Buckwheat, 5 to 20 bu. Wheat, IS
barrels ear Corn.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
viii also offer my farm for sale
containing 237 acres, 65 acres in cult
walton, balance in woodland and
pasture; good bank barn and house
in fair condition.
EDWARD RILEY, Owner
HARRY COLLIER, Auctioneer
: I,- 7ot
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ORDER NISI

IN RE- The Estate of Catherine a. McGettl-
gan. late OF Garrett County Maryland,
deceased
In The Orphans Court for Garrett County.
Maryland
Ordered this Sth day of April, 194S. by the
Orphans Court for Garrett County, Marya
that the sale made and reported in the
above cause ~ Virgie 3. Glover and Pearl
f. Rush. Executives of the last will and
testament of Cathariue A. McGettigan. be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
10th day Of May, 194S provided copy of
this order be published in some newspaper
published in Garrett County. Maryland. once
"a week for three successive weeks before the
3Oth day of April. l94S.
The report states the amount If sale to be
$lGG1.0O.
VERNE r. SMOUSE.
True copy Register of Wills.
Test: VERNE II. SMOUSE Register of Wills
Adv sit
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GOD HAS A STANDARD

ID FAD chapter seven, verses
N GA, and 8:16-17, for some of
the standards which God sets up
for his people. Execute true judg-
ment, and show kindness and com
passion every man to his brother.
Cypress not the widow, the orphan,
the foreigner, or the poor, and
never plot evil in your hearts
against one another"
Zechariah is here epitomizing the
Ten Commandments and the Ser
mon on the Mount All of which is
to remind us today that we do not
need new standards. We simply
need to conform to Gods eternal
standards.
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vile, visited Mrs. A. c. Taylor in
Heiskel Memorial Hospital, Morgan
town, w. Va, Saturday.
Lurano Veteran Unit, C.S.M.C.. Of
Cumberland, attended the 11:00 o.
clock Mass at St Stephens church,
Grantsville. Following the Mass the
members were guests Of Mrs Maud
Klock, at Victoria Lunch. Grantsville.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
CuIrt of Garrett County. Maryland, Letters
Of Administration on the estate Of
BUENA VISTA WEIGH
late of Garrett County Maryland. deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 1st day Of De-
excluded from all benefit of said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
meut.
Given under my hand this 31st day of
March, 1918.
WALTER w. DAWSON.
Administrator,
Oakland. Maryland.
Adv. 5-3t
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By the Bible

If we abide by the principles
taught in the Bible, our country will
go on prospecting and to prosper;
but if we and our posterity neglect
It's instructions and authority, no
man can tell how sudden a catas-
trophe may overwhelm US and bury
all our glory in profound Obscurity.
Daniel Webster.
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condition essential in the rebuilding
Of the temple and in cleansing
themselves of idolatry, if they were
to throw off the yoke of their foes.
The student will need to read the
entire Book Of Zechariah to have
the background for this lesson. Also
Psalm 24:1-6.
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as a prophet. His
father, Berechiah,
was the son of lido,
the prophet. Though
much younger than
Fl a g 6 a j, about
whom we studied
last Sunday, Zecha-
riah began his min.
istry 0 My tw o
months later than
Haggai-a ministry
which was to sum-
mon the people to
ipbtpp1lSDAss &C q
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22

Russia ordered the states of the
Soviet zone to stop the confscation
of industries in Germany from social
zation.
Apple and peach crops were injured
by freezing weather in Western
Maryland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22
ZechuTiah Pleads For
Righteousness
Lesson for Anril 8, lbs

Y ECHARIAH almost certainly
II was born and reared in or near
Babylon, and was trained for the
priesthood and ordained of the Lord
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LIVING TOGETHER IN GODS

WAY
GGTURN We unto me, saith the
Il Lord of hosts, and I will turn
unto YOU" Zechariah 3. People
cannot live together in peace and
harmony until first they are on
speaking terms with God. The in
sidious onslaught of secularism was
weakening the Jews at the very mo-
ment when they needed to be strong
and united for the task of rebuild
ing the temple and restoring their
life in Jerusalem.
Read further into the prophecy
of Zechariah and note the admoni-
tons of the Lord for kindness one
toward kindness and I'M
Outstanding and sincerity, which are
the Indispensable qualities of COM
munity life.
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DEBT NOTICE

This is to give notice that the
undersigned will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by any per-
son other than myself.
Carson b. Groves
Mt Lake Park, Maryland
ADV. 7-3t#
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slowing personal property
LIVESTOCK

The following personal property:
LIVESTOCK
10 Dairy Cows, T. B. and Bang
tested. within 30 days of sale; ,
ycarling Heifers, all Bang vaccinated
and r. B. tested; 2-year old Heifef,
, Heifer Calves Dairy, / brood Sow
and pigs Shoats.
IMPLEMENTS
Ford Tractor and Ferguson Plow,
Ford Tractor Cultivator, new Wagon
on rubber, Hay Rigging, New Idea
Manure Spreadcr, Dump Hay Rake.
Moving Machine, Ontario Grain
Drill, 2-wheeled tractor Trailer, 40
ft. extension Ladder CnewD. Grapple
Hay Fork and Hog Feeder, Cream
Separator legal. Chuln new, Lawn
Mower. new electric Pump shallow
well, i S-eal. Milk Cans, : loyal. and
5-gal., / feed Box, lot small tools,
rs bill. Eal Corn, 100 bu. Oats; 80
bu. Buckwheat, 80 bu. Wheat, about
4 ton balej Hay, 1 lot Straw
HOUSEHOLD
Aft. Kelvinalor Refrigerator.
walnut dining room Suite C chairs) },
5-piece bedroom Suite, metal Bed and
Springs, oak Breakfast Set, with
porcelain top, new; drop leaf Table,
porcelain top Table, end Table, auto
matte electric Range, steel Porch
Glider, lawn Chairs, 9x12 linoleum
Rugs new. Philco cabinet Radio.
Radio Bench, maple Sofa bed and
chair, tilt-back Chair and Ottoman,
Table Lamp and Bridge Lamp, Floor
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SATURDAY, APRIL II, 1913
Beginning Promptly al 10 A. II


4 a. -
LIVESTOCK
One black Horse, ILL rs., VT 800;
Grey mare yrs " L. -. l,-t2o' el >
3ey low = VI 20 pc -.eS'- Soo.5' .
D - y 'o 15' az t e. z -
II.il = 'alEe7' = SHOUTS Z" I'e'e
i"Flhg mems. .........
FARM i9lILEAlrN is
One NcDeeIing Manure Sp4eader,
l Grain Drill, Van Blunt; / McDeer-
ing Binder. fl. cut. good shape; /
5-ft. McDeoring Mower, / John Deere
Sulky Pillow, good shape. / Hay Rake,
l 2-horae Cultivator Syracuse Pillow,
1s-tooth Harrow, 1 Wagon, i set
Hay Ladders, Wagon wien Bed
IotaIo lantef. =, LieN -'I0T IoIa12
D ~ par 1 POP 2iT3i7' Dizzy
stone pr g. nm, 3nT'1t I io',7i ~ Dl-l ;
stone y, Io31 Val ~ o. Ilo o., IL
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property

! will offer at public sale at my
residence in SWanton, Garrett county,
Maryland, on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-04-22
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property and
Real Estate

The undersigned win sell to the
highest bidder, the following real
estate and personal property, at my
farm, located 1'a miles South Of
Grantsville. Maryland, on the Bit
finger road, on
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