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ATTRACTIVE
COUNTRY HOUSE


With is improved acres, on beau
tiful sheltered tidewater, in unspoiled
natural setting of the 5-mile wide
Potomac, so miles south OF d. c.
Master bedroom and bath. large Nv
ing room, dining room and electric
kitchen downstairs. bedrooms and
bath upstairs. all conveniences; ar
issian bO wt large staS DUse e9sE ash
Adjoining 1l5 acres of farm and
woodland with 200 yards OF shore
line; over 80 acres in flourishing
crops and pasture; tobacco barns (;
6-room. 2-story house with electricity
and running water and other farm
ssgShd n Y s qSe enc gooa conc nd ton
tire furnishings for both houses
available II desired
LEWIS MOORE, Tompkinsyille,
Nd. owner. Phone Waysids, Nd,
WI.
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MOTORCYCLES

ARIEL motorcycle, 1855, square 4 {;
like new. Loaded with extras. Must
be seen t. be appreciated. so.
5-5S73.
I9I1-74 HARLEY-DAVIDSON, SI75.
S36 Sind ave, Hillside, Md.
BSA $50. 1855, Golden Flash; extras;
$3.50 TO. 9-6543.
H. D. 1919 81. o.h.v., AL condition
$500; also an Indian motor. 21S
9th st. ne.
HARLEY DAVIDSON 1850 As; $3.50.
Call JE. 2-0115. So
VINCENT 1884 black shadow. light
ing specifications; one Of the FAST
est drag machines in area. Best Of
fer. Call ia. S-9773 after 5 pm.
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GARAGES

FOR RENT-1-car. brick: electricity;
mr.. Union Station ne. JU. 9-SS42.
BETHESDA-2Ox2O garage. Back of
1882 Wisconsin ave. Ideal for stor-
age. Immed. occupancy. S35 mo.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON. Realtor,
1896 wis. ave. OIL. 2-2123 3 pm.
VIC. Is and M n.w.-Locked brk.;
concrete floor: running water: SIS
mo. He. 2-5321.
3-CAR. 2-STORY BRICK
Soft. alley; rear Of 1870 18th st.
SMITH. INC. Di. 7-SO57; ewes. LII.
4-77SS.
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ARL.-FALLS CHURCH-FAIRFAX
. POMPONIO
PRESENTS
$4,000

Is not the dn. paymt. but full price.
for this cute bungalow consisting of
9 bedrms., den with firepl., lge. liv.
bsmt. gar Level Vel shaded Ved" lot Handy
to everything Low dn. payment will
handle, Call ia. 1860.
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

STREET SERVICE sS Sap c CENTER, 500
Duke St. Alexandria, XII. 9-OO31.
FORD IS" 1913 truck engine: with
3-speed transm., S45; also other
partS III Q.5R32
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DIRECTIONS
S3:.450

Full price for this ideally located
with wonderful water
living room, kitchen, bed
room. RlaSS-enclosed porch. dining
area. big lot; terms Drive to Deale.
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
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SO Down, CT

Huge. new. de luxe. 3-bedrm., 2Ha-
bath split-level: 23-ft liv. rm. You
should see the kit Walk-in closets
Daylight bsmt., laundry chute, fut.
-cond., sep din. rm., and many,
many other delightful features. Just
Il anywhere at $4,000. Cali ia.
H-h6kn
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FENWIcK, MARYLAND

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 10 TO 8
Riverside property with magnifi-
cent view; 10 acres plus; charming
house with 4 bedrmS., baths. PAN
eled liv. rm.. large din. rm.. kitchen
and porches; Gear garage; separate
S-room cottage; well Handicapped.
Can be bought as whole or sep
arately. 3S miles from District line
on good highway Call for appoint
ment. ST. $4,000 or EN-. 2-929O.
Directions: over s. Capitol st. Bridge
Is mi. turn right at sign for Mar
shall Hall, left TO Fenwick and pro-
coed to dead end Exclusive. JAMES
nIXnM L. co
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Simply Lovely

Reminds you OF picture out of
Home Magazine both inside and out
Floor-to-ceiling brk. firepl. wall Lge
din. ell. outdoor patio with pvt.
lowered fence. Sets very nicely on
trim lot with 133-ft frontase. Hard
TO believe but only $1,000 CT,
FILA or reg. financing. Call IA.
1860.
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RARER
THAN A
BLACK DIAMOND

A furnished Long Beach house
with excellent water view for only
5000. $4,000 down, low monthly
payments on balance, Small, modern
large screened porch, living room
has fireplace. partially finished sec
ond floor provides extra sleeping
space. Lot 50xl00. on hard-surfaced
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

GREEN ACRES-School property, 4
acres. at corner of Rockville pike
and Wall lane 10 rooms, baths;
ideal for private schools or Offices.
HA. 7-7273.
SHOP OR SMALL WAREHOUSE,
convenient ne. Md location;
1000 50. IT, with ONCE and lab
oratories; gas blower. huorescent
lights, heavy-duty wiring; parking
s sMiTH' i INC. i4 IH'h II St NV WiNE 81
7-9O57: OIL. 2-9474
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la. 5-680n

SHANNON &LUCHS co.
"50th Anniversary Year"
2055 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, Va
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CHOICE LOTS


Include central water, good streets,
trash and garbage collection, cleo
trieity, telephone, gas service, full
beach privileges, finest fishing and
boats available in private
harbor or you may dock your own
boat. 75x100 lots only 5000. with
$50 down. $40 per month.
DIRECTIONS
Drive Z miles south Of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road,
turn left at ST. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to once on Bay.
M. Z. ROCKHlLL, INC. st. Leonard,
Md. Phone Prince Frederick 30s-J,
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Here It Is!

Lovely. 3-bedrm., brk. rambler.
Take over Sl2,l00 Gil loan. payable
SIS mo. incl. prime. taxes, ms,
with low On, payment. Encl. with
post and rail fence Nicely groomed
A-acre lot. PERI. cond Full price,
Sl3,950. Move in with deposit. Call
ia 1-6660
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PAY SIS up for old cars and trucks.
also wrecked cars. We low. WA.
7-O631. g.
N. C. DEALER paying top prices for
cars. VILLAGE MOTORS. 18th and
r. l ave. ne, AID 4-0444
WANTED, CLEAN CARS. 81 to SO;
we're paying top dollar any make,
any model: no foolinE around Low
s sG GaEv sSs Silver USED sSr,S car Gi
9-7S00.
WE NEED CARS, station wagons,
pickups WOLFE MOTORS. 1891
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0142.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

IDEAL LARGE FAMILY SPECIAL
in this desirable neighborhood. a
CAPE COD on l3, 900 50. 1T level
lot FULL BSMT. with irepl. for
rec. nm. and bath roughed in. De
luxe kit, l6l2x20-FOOT MASTER
BEDRM.. will surprise you'll Only
S34,95O good terms.
Porkpr Smith p nOnna1l
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Beat This

For only Sl7,375. Bi-level con-
temporary rambler: 3 spac. bedrmS..
IN. rec. rm with firepl., outdoor
style liv. rm. with beamed ceiling
AM frepl.. din ell; outdoor patio.
Built in gar. Quiet st; with lots Of
put in shape. Just vacated. CT A.
nancing il desired. Call ia. 10000.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

NEELD ESTATE. Plum PIT. on Bay
Furn.; lge. liv rm.. f1repl., 3 bed
rms. bath. porch. Open. COLMAN
MIMOSA COVE has the best all-year
homes, priced to sell. Deale. Nd
Is the place to live Also Al resi-
Dental acreage for sale. Turn right
at ESQ station or call University
--DQQ
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Brand-new brk. split-level 3 bed
rms "a baths. birch cabinets, eve
nm. and flrepl. Ideal for service peo-
pie wishing to benefit by using their
FLA in-service privil. In exclusive
section. Priced at S23.950
Better Homes Realty
Realtors 9 TIL 2. IA. $4,000
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NEED MORE ROOM?

NEED MORE ROOM?
CONE SEE THIS LARGE FAMILY
SPECIAL! Spacious center-hall plan,
brand-new WHITE BRICK RAM
BIER, having 1900 So. IT. OF liv-
ing space. 24-ft. living room. I5-ft.
dining room, de luxe kitchen with
table space. paneled den. 3 HUGE
BEDROOMS, . TILED BATHS. Ex-
pansible attic for 2 more bedrooms.
bath Full basement has huge
recreation room with fireplace. full
bath utility space. workshop. lear
built-in garage. BUILDER HAS
SLICED PRICE FOR IMMEDIATE
SALE. Only S34 $50 and we will
CONSIDER YOUR PRESENT HOME
Parker, Smith & Donnell
IA. 1851 ia. 7-SS17
Brick Rambler, $17,95O
= full baths. full basem ent. with
bedrooms; near school and bus.
Excellent N. Arlington location. Al
this. price they really want to sell.
Richardson & Hall, Inc.
Radio Bldg, Arl. IA. --SIOS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20

WE'D so YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. George B. Salisbury,
1928 Mt. Pleasant street
NV, cele bra tie their
golden wedding anniver-
Sary last August 8. The
Salisburys are natives of
Fredericksburg, Va, and
have lived in Washington
since 1949. They have 10
children, seven of whom
are District residents; IA
grandchildren and two
great-grandc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20

ia good situation. John cannot
be blamed for his Impotence.
since he has not been informed
of his fathers thinking.
The 16-year-old brother may
be too young to be informed, as
the information may upset his
sense of security, but certainly
John and the elder of the sisters
should know the cause of the
fathers anxiety. 1t certainly is
not unreasonable for the father
to provide a little hedge of secu-
rity for his family by postponing
Johns wedding, but to John the
proposal seems cruelty arbitrary.
1t is quite possible that a prac-
tical solution could be worked
out if the parents, the two elder
children and the fiancee were
to discuss the problem frankly
Perhaps there would be COM
promise agreement to delay the
marriage, or perhaps John and
his wife could see their way clear
to making a regular contribution
to family fund in order to
make the father feel less uneasy
about the future.
1t is unfair to keep the young
people most concerned from
knowing the facts that determine
their fathers thinking. Unless
the facts are clearly stated, the
fathers position must seem very
highhanded and dictatorial to
John and his fiancee.
(copyrisht 1856, General Features Corn. }
Tomorrow: Children feel thot fother
ehnIild raf,ga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: What dc
do you mean exercise is bosh!'
I read your column by that title
and was surprised to have you
take such a stand. AS a doctor
you must know that muscle
development is important. You
must also know the accepted
opinion of the medical profess
sion is that exercise does not
harm the normal heart.
I can't understand, therefore,
why you are so dead set against
exercise. Whether you realize it
or not, you are hurting the
health of the nation. Suppose
war comes. Instead of being fit,
we'll be flabby. ! think you owe
it to your faithful readers to
write another column on exer-
else. But please give the other
side of the problem; not just
your side. Sincerely, Mr.. M. NJ.
Answer: I assume you are over
20. You will remember that !
wrote Rest Begins at 40" Exer-
else is all right for growing
youngsters and becomes less es-
sential as one approaches the
mythical boundary line of 40.
After that. however, repeat that
studied overexertion is nonsen-
sical-and even stupid.
Why do you believe you must
have big muscles after 40? I'm
less you're an exception like
Satchel Paige. I'm sure you are
not in professional baseball. Nor
do you play football. take the
hurdles in track. or do gymnas-
tics. Are you by chance a wrest-
Ter? Well. most of us aren't.
When our great-great-grand-
fathers and grandmothers lived
in caves, they needed muscles to
exist. Strength of arm and leg
were essential for survival. But
how about today? How many of
us get up in the morning to
forage in the wilderness, engage
ing wild boars or prehistoric
monsters? How many of us need
to be sufficiently fit to run like
the wind from a pack of wolves ?
None of US. except movie charac-
tiers.
What fitness is required to
drive a car? To sit at a desk?
To walk to the deep-freeze and
dig down for meat, fowl or fish
for dinner?
All you need for fitness after
40 is to keep yourself within
normal weight limits. You don t
have to exercise for that. Watch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20

lVoroshiIov to Revisit
old Huunts in Finland

HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 20
|(P).-Soviet President Klementi
Voroshilov is going to revisit
some old Bolshevist hideouts in
"a f1ve-day tour of Finland this
week.
In pre- Revolutionary days
Marshal Voroshilov, now rs, re-
Icruited men and weapons in
areas of Finland, then a part OF
the Czarist empire. With Stain
and Lenin he frequently hid out
in Finnish territory when things
got too hot for them in the in
terror of Russia.
Finnish President Urho Kek-
konen arranged the tours of Gen.
trail Finland, where Marshal
Voroshilov can revive old
memories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

IGNORANCE: Colorado Sena-
tor Eugene D. Millikin. who has
announced his retirement, is an
old hand at the political game
During a discussion of taxes
on night clubs. he made frequent
reference to the "23 Club in New
York. Newsmen reminded him
later that the well-known night
spot was the al" Club, not the
aga.
II know" said Millikin. but
when you've been in politics as
long as /, you learn that it's
wiser to appear ignorant Of such
things"
OFF STAGE: To Actress Min
ME Madden Fiske. nothing was
Of any Importance except the
theater.
She went into retirement for
several years. 1t was an agoniz-
ing experience. Finally she could
bear it no longer. and announced
her return to the stage.
AT the first rehearsal she was
greeted warmly by the cast.
Il never thought you would
stay away so long" said the lead
ing man. What did you do all
that time you weren't on the
staRe?"
II grew older" replied the
actress.
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Exercise After 40 Is Still Bosh!
BY DR.. PETER J. sTElNcRoHN

ing your calories intake will ac-
complish it.
I agree that exercise doesn't
hurt the normal heart. But how
many hearts are normal after
40, compared with teen-age
hearts? Even if you haven't had
IA heart attack" the arteries in
your body are not as resilient as
they used to be. And think of. all
the misguided souls who have
not had an examination in years
Before anybody over 40 goes in
for heavy golf or tennis a
physical survey is a must.
If you are naturally lazy, stay
that way. Exercise will pay you
no dividends in health. In fact,
overexertion is more likely to
harm than to help. Exercise will
not take off appreciable weight.
And well-developed biceps will
not help a person through a
pneumonia attack.
Irepeat again, exercise is bosh
If you are over 40, I think you
are wise if they call you lazy!
released by The Bell Syndicate. Incl
Tomorrow: Whot about score pub
licity" on concer?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
Chicago Mon Picked
As AHEPA Head

NEW YORK, Aug. 20 (P).-
John L. Manta of Chicago yes
Iterday was elected Supreme
President of the American Hell
Ilenic Educational Progressive
Association.
AHEPA, a Greek-American
fraternal organization with 10O,-
600 members throughout the
United States and Canada, ended
ia week-long convention here to-
day. Some 10000 delegates at
tended with their families and
friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
Tiny Connie Hoines
Has o-Pound Bow

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 20 (P).-
Petite Songstress Connie Haines
who normally weighs only about
100 pounds, gave birth to a
pound 14l2 ounce baby boy II
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital lasl
night.
The new arrival will be named
after his father, Robert Dc
Haven, an executive and test
pilot at Hughes aircraft.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
u. S. Baptist Leader
Opens Asian PurIey

HONG KONG. Aug. 20 (P.-
DR.. Theodore Adams of Rich
mond, Va, president of the
Baptist World Alliance, said yes
terday religion offers the strong
est offensive front against COM
munism in a war of beliefs"
DR.. Adams, accompanied by his
wife and DR.. Robert Denny of
Washington. D. c.. chairman of
the alliances youth committee,
arrived to open the first Asian
Baptist Youth Conference. Dele
gates from IL Asian nations will
attend.
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THE PROBLEM

JOHN-He's vetoing my mar
riage.
K. Tim a sick man and
need help.
THE DETAILS
Mrs. r.. T.--My husband and
my son are rapidly falling into a
bitter fued over the boys desire
to get married. and I find my
self in the most painful posi-
ton.
Our boy is % and has just
returned from service in the
Army. He met a girl few
months ago and insists that he
loves her and wants to marry
her at once. My husband argues
that he has no right to marry
so soon, and threatens to stay
away from the wedding and
break with our son permanently
If he goes through with it.
I have tried to reason with
both of them. and find them
both turning on me.
Johnny father says I have
mo right to marry until am
Us. This. means would have to
wait nearly three years. I have
Just come back from service, and
l can't seem to fit into life with
my family again. I must have
a home of my own.
l have known Doris only a
few months. it is true. but I feel
very much at home with her and
I know we will be happy to-
gether. If Doris had a good
home life, I might be willing to
wait a little longer just to ap-
lpease my father. but the fact is
that life is quite intolerable for
her. She feels she must leave
her family whether or not we get
married now, and / am very
much afraid she may not wait
for me as long as my father
suggests.
r. John is the Oldest of
our four children. The youngest
is a boy of Is and the two in
between are girls. I have a weak
heart, and I am afraid of leaving
a helpless family. That is why 1
want John to wait with his
marriage, at least until one of
his sisters is either married or
able to help the family. Even
my wife. who knows of my con-
dition, seems to lack sympathy
for my position.
/ THE COUNCILS VIEWS
! r. T.. in commenting that his
wife knows of his heart condi-
ton. seems to imply that the
children do not know. This is not
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Full speed
ahead

That's the order of the day on Chesapeake and
Ohio, starting with the forward thinking needed
to develop superior transportation today and in
the future.
Fall speed ahead on modernization. Since l945
Gao has spent over half billion dollars on mod
ernizaton, with another 500 million budgeted for
this year. In this decade, Chesapeake and Ohio
has become almost new railway.
Full speed ahead on neto equipment With 222
more diesels on order this year, C&Os feet Of
locomotives will become completely dieSelized.
Over 900 of its $4,000 freight cars are new or
rebuilt and $1,000 new cars are on order.
Full speed ahead for freight. New, more efficient
classification yards, terminals and signal systems
make up track improvement program costing
$40 million, assuring faster, dependable schedules
for freight shipments. On Lake Michigan, C&Os
feet of seven trainferrieS has been completely
modernized. AT the other end Of the railroad, a
new So million bulk cargo pier is nearing compile
ton at C&O's Atlantic port of Newport News.
Full speed ahead for coal. As the worlds largest
carrier of bituminous coal, Chesapeake and Ohio
keeps pace with the growing coal industry Six
teen million tons of quality Goals will be loaded
into Great Lakes vessels at C&O's Toledo docks
this year and more than II million tons will be
hauled to Newport News for ocean movement.
Gao loads almost half Of the coal America exports
overseas. A SO million addition will increase the
loading capacity Of C&O's coal docks at Newport
News by 2096.
Full speed ahead for service to neY industry Gao
is adding new plant tracks at cost Of So million
to better serve the transportation requirements
of the automotive coal, chemical and other plants
locating on the railroad.
All along Chesapeake and Ohio's 500 miles
things are happening new facilities, new think
ing for bigger, better railroad to serve your
transportation needs.
Chessie's railroad is going and growingl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
FEATURE Rcz
THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Son Wants to Wed Now,
Father Requests Delay ]

The Fomily Council consists Of Judge,
q psyehiotrist. a newspaper editor, q
women's page editor and two news
paper writer's. These consult with
clersymen Of oil foiths and denomino-
tions. All letters are held in COM
plete confidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-20
THE COUNCILS VIEWS

R. T.. in commenting that his
wife knows of his heart condi-
ton. seems to imply that the
children do not know. This is not
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15
notice TO BIDDERS

The County Roads Board Of Car
rctt County. Roads Department,
will receive bids for the purchase
of 10000 lbs. Dynamite Quote bid
on ammonia standard gelatin and
straight gelatin.
Dynamite to be furnished in
both regular and a sticks same
to be supplied as ordered TO any
point designated by engineer, also
10000 electric blasting caps, quote
g, g., 10, ~, IS, and 20 length
wires.
Supplier will be required to
furnish without cost the services of
a factory representative to spot
holes for we'll drilling. also load
and fire same. supplying necessary
large stick powder to job site when
needed to avoid storage.
Bids will be received until April
2 1856, at l p. m. at which time
they will be opened in the County
Roads Engineers Office
Terms of payment: Net within 80
DAYS of purchase.
The Garrett County Roads Board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
WILLIAM w. Dewitt
County Roads Engineer
ADV. 3-3t.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15
ORDER or PUBLICATION


The object Of this suit IS to pro-
cure a Decree IN Equity. declaring
the DEED made unto FREQ L.
Eislnger and Jean IaNlor EIslneer'
Defendants by the Board OF Edu-
cation for Garrett County, Mary
land, dated December 81. 1870, ana
recorded in Llber NO. 1873. Folio
SAG OF the Land Records OF Car
rett County Maryland nun and
VOID SO as TO remove inns cloud
upon tlle 'i.te ol me I,'lii''Il, III
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CldIG .HI 81. S''i'' -0o0 anu '''i0 III
Tue ildiIIllll' 80.
The Bill states that the Pialntlti
is the legal owner IN lee ana IN
possession OF one hundred ana
three lO3 acres OF land IS DIS
lrlct NO, o IN GarFell county;
,.5i anu d $3.50 Il. ,, 9a'no
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-03-15

HAVE For SALE-Baled hay.
wheat oats and balcd straw H. S.
Friend, Deer Park. Md.-Adv. LIT"
FOR SALE Eight Hampshire
shoats. weight about l45 lbs. }. IL.
Taylor. Deer Park. Phone DE l.
303l.-AdV 3-2t
FOR SALE-All size tires. 600.l6-
G50:l6-l5 inch; tire. tube and wheel
almost new. $40 each Kelly's APP
pliancc and Furniture. DE 44lll.
ADV 2-tf
FOR SALE-9-room house. with
bath. hardwood floors. stoker
furnace, 2-car garage, located in
FriendsVille next to theatre. House
arranged with Groom apartment
with private entrance Price $500
Write Mrs Bertha Harshman.
MasontoWn. Pa. or see at Friends
vile residence on Wednesdays
ADV. 2-3t.