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notch an elusive third victory
tonight against the Indians,
who will counter with Cal
McLish. still seeking his first
win.
Camilo Pascual was forced to
retire after two innings last
night when his shoulder stiff
fened after striking out four
and allowing one hit. Truman
Clevenger took over and Billy
Harrell socked his second pitch
over the leftf1eld fence to give
the Indians a 10 lead which
lasted until the sixth inning.
The Senators stirred up the
tying run aginSt Mudcat Grant.
Clint Courtney opened with a
single and with one down Neil
Chrisley sliced a double to left,
Courtney hating at third.
Rocky Bridges got Clint across
with a sacrifice fly to right.
The 2,507 shivering specta-
tors saw the Indians ice it in
the eighth. Avila doubled to
left with one down. With two
out Ward shot a grounder to
Norm Zauchin's right and it
appeared that the first baseman
should have snagged the ball,
but it tipped past him for a
single, scoring Avila. Mickey
Vernon then lashed a double to
left, scoring Billy Moran. run
ming for Ward.
NOTES: Both teams collected
six hits, with Bridges getting
two wasted doubles for the Sen
ators Ken Aspromonte
singled with one out in the
ninth but Roy Sievers batted
for Clevenger and took a third
strike which seemed to be be-
low his knees Roy's ailing
left leg is taped from ankle to
knee.
Minnie Minoso fell against
the leftfield wall while pursu-
ing Chrisley's double in the
sixth He was shaken up
but continued in action
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Blair, High Point Clash
Monday for First Place

the hitters with a double and
single and two runs scored
Don Wright pitched Six-hit ball
and walked only one 10 lead
Wheaton 10 a 30 victory over
Northwestern In the other
league game.
In the Northern Virginia
Group I League. Washington.
Lee t9-0 moved into second
Lee (9-9 moved into a second
place tie with Fairfax with a
80 triumph over Falls Church,
Jerry Klutz hurled q seven hit
ter for the Generals and Bill
velverton drove In two runs
with two singles. Wakefield
the leader at ILL, did not play
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VACUUM CLEANS LAWNS

. detachable bottle pIotes-front plate for voeuur-
cleaning action on fine Towns, for rough cutting
and side discharge Recoi starter 225-h.p Jacobsen
close trimming Lightweight covered gross catcher.
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MAJOR
LEADERS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

lAAN LhANhN LEhNAk
bats : ,Nieman, Baltimore, AGO;
Skowron, New York, .313; McDoug-
aid, New York, .372; Vernon, Cleve-
n Land $40; Fox. CHICAGO ass;
Cleveland. 90: ?. Boiling Detroit.
81; Kuenn, Detroit. 20: Lopez and
Power, Kansas City, 10.
Run BAITED M-Cerv, Kansas City,
20: Jensen Boston. %; oernert,
Vernon, Cleveland, 10.
HIIS-Fox. Chicago, and Kuenn, Oct
roit, ~; Runnels, Boston. IS: NAL
zone Boston 81; F. Boiling, Det-
O0UBLEs-Kuenn Detroit. II; Mantle
New York, 8: .Nieman, Baltimore,
0ernert and Malzone, Boston. Avila,
CLEVELAND. Martin. Detroit, and Cerv,
TRIPLES-Martyn and futile. Kansas
Robinson, Baltimore. Ayila, Cleve-
land, Kuenn and Lau. Detroit, and
Bauer. New York. ..
HOME RUNS-Cery Kansas City, II;
z; TLiandos, Baltimore. and Minoso,
STOLEN BASES-Aparicio, Chicago. 10:
Jensen and Piersall. Boston, Avila
S Nsx M XGr2 Cleveland and Mantle
PITCHING biased on 5 or more de.
900; Harshman. Baltimore. and
Carver Kansas City, oil, 1913;
ei sIeL s0't snd Ford sS New o YaTt
sTRiKEoUTs-Turiey. New York, IS;
cheSso S&sa'hRn sSSs % ~ Rs5ss
"a; Score, Cleveland. 80.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BATTING biased on 50 or more at
oatsl--Musial, st. Louis. .459: Mays,
einnati, 355; Spencer. san Fran
cisco, 345; Hoax, Cincinnati. .327.
RUNS-Mays, San Francisco, "a:
Cepeda. San Francisco, 80: Thomas
Pittsburgh, .2s: Walls and BANKS
Chicago, and Neal, Los Angeles, .25.
burgh. and Spencer. San Francisco,
80; MAYS. San Francisco, 81. Banks.
Chicago, and Cepeda, San Francisco,
HITs-Mays, San Francisco, So;
Musial, st. Louis, 81; Spencer, San
Thomas, Pittsburgh, and Cepeds.
DOTBLEswHosk. Cincinnati, is;
St. Louis. II: Moryn,, ch4cago. and
Skinner PITTSBURGH; IL Ions Chi chi
Mazeroski, Pittsburgh, 10.
TRIPLES-Mays, San Francisco, s:
Blasingame. St Louis. A.; Goryl.
Chicago, Gillian. Los Angeles, and
Virdon, Pittsburgh, 3
HOME RUNS-Thomas Pittsburgh.
10; MAYS and Cepeda. San Fran
cisco. ~: Walls, Chicago. IL:
Mathews. Milwaukee, and Spencer
end SAVER San Francisco. q,
STOLEN BASES-T, Taylor. CHICAGO,
Q: Ashburn, Philadelphia, :; Gill
liam and thinner. Los Angeles,
Skinner, Pittsburgh, and Mays. San
Francisco, 5.
PITCHING biased or 3 or more de-
cisinnsl Spain. Milwaukee. so
900: Elston Chicago, so, 600:
purkev, Cincinnati. A.. 500:
Friend. Pittsburgh. 40, $50; Law,
pit'shurgh. 80. IA.
STpTKF0UTS-Gom San Francisco,
40. Jones, 81. Louis. 30. F-'end,
PittsbVroh and Antonelli San From
cisco, rs; Podres. Los Angeles, "a
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Loputo's Muff of Pop Fly
Again Costly to PhiIIies

possible bullpen demotion with
a strong pitching effort.
The Braves idgety right
handler spaced eight hits for
his fourth victory against three
defeats. His only troublesome
batter was Orlando Cepeda,
who drove In two runs with
his 18th home run. The Giants
rookie first baseman also
doubled and singled and scored
the other Giant run.
Milwaukee made short work
Of Ruben Gomez, scoring six
runs In the first two innings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-23
MINOR LEAGUES
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Vancouver, z; Spokane, /.
Seattle. IS; Phoenix. IL
San Diego, 3; Portland ..
salt Lake City at Sacramento, post
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Richmond, IA; Miami, 3,
Havana, 10. Columbus, 3.
Other games, postponed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Denver, q; 81. Paul, D.
Wichita, o. Louisville, o.
Minneapolis, q; Omaha, ..
Charleston at indianapolis. post
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta, s: Chattanooga, /.
Birmingham, 3: Nashville. 2.
Little Rock, 4 Mobile. 3.
Memphis, &; New orleans, 3.
TEXAS LEAGUE
San Antonio, 5 Austin, /.
Houston, 4; Tulsa, g.
Fort Worth. o: Victoria, 1.
Corpus Christi, 3: Dallas. 2.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Lancaster, z; Springfield, o.
Allentown, ;: Albany, 4.
Other games POSTPONED.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
Savannah, 81; jacksonville, o.
Macon. g.: Augusta. ; III inningsl
Knoxville, IL; Charlotte. 10.
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Struck out for Paseual in Sd: .
Ran for Ward in sth. Grounded out
for zauchin in 9th; 4 Struck out for
Clevenger in 9th.
WASHINGTON ---- 600 00i O00-i
CLEVELAND ------ O0l 600 02x-3
E-Vernon. Po-A-washinEton "a
9: Cleveland, 2T-S DP-Harrell to
Ayila to Vernon. LoB-Washington, O.:
Cleveland, Z.
2b-Bridges (2l, Christley, Avila.
Vernon. SB-Maris, Christley. s.
Clevenger, SF-Bridges.
Grant - q 8 II S
Winner--Grant (4-2). Loser--clev-
enger t2-2l
WP--clevenger u-Runge. Tabae-
chi Paparells and Hurley. T-2:3O.
A-2,507.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16

Try Our Want Ads. They pay.
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Four Births Occur

Only four births occurred at the
Garrett County Memorial hospital
in Oakland during the past week,
three boys and one girl
On the 10th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick A. Thayer III, Oak
land
On the 18th a daughter to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Delbert Wiles,
Amboy w. Va
On the 14tn son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Dale Sweitzer, Oakland.
On the 18th a son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Veryl Eugene Weimer, Mt.
Lake Park.
During the week the hospital
admitted 40 patients and dis
charged Al Census this morning
was AZ.
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Red Oak-Fairview

Pastor Eugene Matthews brought
the message "Who Is My Neigh
bor?" to the FairvieW congrega-
ton, Sunday morning. Visitors at
church were Miss Shirley Evans,
Mrs Esther Stoner and children,
Mrs Charles Taylor and children,
Patricia Ann, Cora Ruth, and Ell
mer COsner.
Mrs. Ernest Cullcrs. of Wilson,
gave a dinner Saturday evening in
honor of her husbands birthday.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Bomboy and son, Washington, D..
c.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tulk and
daughter Kathy, Rockville; Mr..
and Mrs Douglas Mitchell and son,
OHon Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Richie and son, Ernest. Mrs Bonn
boy and Mrs Fulk arc Mr.. Cullcrs'
daughters. His son Ward, called
from his home in Springboro Pa,
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and Mrs. Arlie Fikc, Sunday af-
tcrnOon.
Friday visitors Of Mrs. Isabel
Alternately were Mr. and Mrs f. ID.
Schcll. Buffalo. N. y; Mrs. Ger
trude Godlovc, Chicago; A, j.
Schcll, Schccr. Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Godlove, Petersburg. and Mr..
and Mrs Bernard Aronhait Cum
berland.
MT and Mrs. Buck Bonner on
their return trip from Maine, are
visiting her sister, Mrs Garrett
Liller, Mr. Liller remains a patient
in University hospital, Baltimore,
where he will undergo surgery on
Friday.
Sunday evening dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Richie we're
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Richie, Mr..
and Mrs Dale Evans and son Da-
vid. and Mr.. and Mrs Arvie
Ritchic and daughter Linda.
Mrs. Isabel Alternately accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Ar0nhalt to Davis on Sunday to
visit her brother. Alfred Aronhalt,
who is in the hospital there.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Bachtel and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. Boyd
Warsaw on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hilleary,
New Albany, Ind. visited his aunt,
Mrs. Frank Blamblc, Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bittinger
and Carl were Sunday dinner
guests Of Mrs. Isabel Alternately.
Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Weese and
children visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Childs, Monday
evening
Carmen, Paul, and Joey DelSig
more sons of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen
DelSignore, spent the weekend
with their great grandmother, Mrs.
LaVina Williams, at her home in
Davis. Mir. and Mrs. DelSignore
were Sunday evening dinner guests
Of Mrs Williams.
Mr. and Mrs E. d. Schell were
overnight guests of Mrs. Isabel
Alternately, Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Warren DelSignore
and daughters dined at Silver
Lake on Sunday.
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in wish him hannincsg rho Rom
how. snent lho Took-cnd vim bor
family ~ ~
UoWard Cosner was bonorod IN
his 76fb birthday nv thn Drespncn
IL thiriv-fyo members If his fani-
T. N n diunrr oivcn H., Ill ,vifa
at thcir homo nrar wilson An,ono
those nrosprt wore fen or bie chiI-
drcn spvrntern orandrhildrcn
thrpc eoDe-in-l3w his VIC And mo
honoro1 puc4t Two sons Bonnv
Stationed in Alaska With tho Ar
Force. and Arthur of Ashvilie N
q md iva dauohtcrs Edna
MilIcr Cbqrlesfon. and Rarbara. a
patient i'm Childrcn's hospital Bal
timoro were ln9blo to attend MIR
Cosner is the pr1ndfatbcr of "a
grandchildren and six prcat Grand
children
Mrs Bianch Cooper RECENTLY
snent = few DAYS Win her son and
family MIR and Mrs walter
Conner
Mrs Blanch Barber. Rickv Del
Sipnore and Butch" Fulk visited
friends in PHILADELPHIA over the
Weekend.
MRS. Frcda Knots spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Pauline
Cooper.
Mrs Ruth blizzard Of F9irmont.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs Rovd Warsaw.
Mrs. S. B. Cooper is visiting her
DAUGHTER and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hotel Lewis. Of Winchester. and
her son and family. Dr. and Mrs.
william A. Truban. Woodstock.
Va. This week.
MIR. and Mrs. Fl. B. Buckley and
Doug. spent Sunday with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs. Sat
urdav evening visitors of the Gibbs
we're Mr. and Mrs Boyd Warsaw
and Bruce, and Mrs. Ruth blizzard.
MI. and Mrs. Edward Moon and
son Ricky. spent the weekend in
Baltimore. While there. they vis-
lied Mr.. and Mrs. william Van
Banker, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Moon and MIR. and Mrs. Rabbi
Heater.
Friday afternoon visitors of Mrs.
Rosetta Harvey were Rev. and Mrs.
Poole. Of Bayard.
Rev. Eugene Matthews was a
Sunday dinner guest of the Lee
Ritchies.
The Womcn's Work group met
last Thursday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Childs. There we're
seventeen present. Visitors were
Mrs. Iva Baker and Mrs. Eliza
Biscr.
SUNDAY visitors of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Gordon were Mr.. and Mrs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16

THURSDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1865
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uminst; Harold Sharpless, junior
high sports columnist; Maurice
Brookhart and James Calls. photo
graphers; Pamela Fike and Ruth
Compton, typists, Robert Parrish,
business manager; Brooks Hamil-
ton, club reporter; Dale Ellis, ex-
change editor; and Ruth Compton,
distribution manager.
Reporters are Gerald House, Ken
Nitz, Joseph O. Brien, Dorothy
Paugh, Phyllis Smith, Laura Spiker,
Ruby Sweitzer, Eleanor Tasker,
Nancy Wilson, Dick Castilow
Charles Beeman, Sonny Tichinell,
Arthur Friend, and David Sweitzer
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Future Nurses
Receive Honor

Seven members of the Future
Nurses Club and Mrs. Price, club
sponsor have received certificates
fer completing the American Ma
tional Red Cross Standard Course
of Instruction in First Aid to the
Injured. The class was taught by
Mr. Mason w. Calls as an extra
project of the clubs after-school
activities.
The club members who received
certificates include: Elaine Bit
finger, Linda Jordan, Margaret
Martin, Sandra Savage, Bonnie
Shaffcr, Ruby Sweitzcr and Joan
Wit.
The Future Nurses Club is plan
ming to repeat the course this
1883 school year for those mem
bers who have not already taken
it, It is also planned to give the
advanced course to any faculty
member and club member quail
fled and interested in taking it.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
Jean ESeescIsy. Gary Exams
Heal Top Acorn Positions

their horse and ponies.
The assistant editor post will be
filled by Gary Evans, a junior.
While in the tenth grade Gary
was active in the Student Council.
He is a representative of the Stu
dent Council, this year vice-presi-
dent of his homeroom, a PIT. A.
captain, and Assistant Sports Edi-
tor for the Highlander.
Other positions held on the staff
are: Barry Sanders, sports editor;
Harold Sharpless, advertising man
agcr Loretta Kisner, art editor;
Phil Criss. senior high sports col
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
The Republican

The Republican is published
every Thursday at The Republican
Building Second street, Oakland,
at the following rates Of subscrip-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16

Jean BeachY, senior, holds the
position of editor for the Acorn
staff.
Jean Bcachy, a senior, will head
the Acorn staff CT Southern High
school, Oakland, this year as editor
She is taking the stenographic
course.
Jean lives with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Beachy on dairy
farm at Meadow Mt. She likes to
cook and sew, along with riding
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1958-10-16
With Our Men
In The Service

Army PFC Parker A. Bell, whose
wife, Alive, and mother, Tenicc
Friedley live in Mountain Lake
Park, recently spent a three-day
pass attending the "Oktoberfest'
in Munich. Germany.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FURNITURE

Shop them all. but compare our
prices on better-grade. new furni-
ture before you buy. Save hum
dreds Of dollars on furnishing your
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APIS. FURMIsHED-MD.

COLMAR MANOR - Liv. rm., 9
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Both ave. WA. 7-3213.
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RIVERDALE-Lge. liv. rm., bed.
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BsMT. EFFIC., pvt. emit; shower;
utils.; modern. Mr.. Wash. Sani-
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SlTuATI0IS--MEn
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

COOk-H.W white. past middle
age' active and dependable: wants
iull or part time; live out. co.
COOK AND CLEANER-First-class
eity references; live out. Ii.
GENERAL HOUsEWORK or child
"-hS3l.
HOUsEKEEPER desires work with
] adult. Lu. 2-J293.
GIRL, colored, desires domestic
work; I've in or out, no .-ib02.
GIRL desires gh.w and child care,
. days. excel launortss. exper..
refs. AID 4-0l0A.
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ORGANs-KITT'S offers Washing
tons largest selection OF new ant
used organs for home or church
Free home trial. free instruction
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LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
lawns don't Just happen-we build
them. Free estimates. c. r.
FLEMING, CE. B-S24S.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.

ALLIGATORs. pups. skunks, mon
keys. mice. rats, turtles, frogs.
rabbits. kittens, hamsters. iguanas,
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ME. S-2522.
BEAUTIFUL thoroughbred Nor
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CAT, altered male, 2 years old;
COLLIE PUPPIES. 5 females, Axe,
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DACHSHUND PUPFIEs, Axe: red
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FRENCH POODLE. black standard.
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BREED SCOTTIES, no investment
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ALEXANDRIA
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ROOMS fURMIsHED--N.E.

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FARM AND GARDEN

LAWN RENOVATION - Beautiful
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FLEMING. cE. 6-S2ss.
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GARDEN TRACTOR. David Brad.
DEMONSTRATION. sls5. LII. 1871
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GAS RANGES, new. used. instalia-
ton. PEERLESS SALES CO.. 2237
Ga. ave. n W. AID. 2-2i00
GOLF BALLS-Famous brands, re-
washed or reprinted. No cuts. 81 p5
GOLF Co. e3. N. Y. ave. NV.
GOLF CLUBS, Used. odd clubs, So
and up: ali steel shafts. cOLUM-
BIA LUGGAGE EXCHANGE, 1852
Columbia I'd. NV, DU. 7-9S6S.
GRAPHOTYPE makes addresso-
after Tuesday. Ma. S-5696.
HAWKES., hand-erocheted edge. 9
ior ~ p. o. Box So Liberty
HI-FI PHONO. SYSTEM. 4-speed
VIM changer, i2-watt amp. s-WAy
speaker system. enclosed n hand
T T!sSsi. 0l0n' console $500 WA.
HI-EI-world's foremost manu-:
iactSrer console s AI:EI and radio
ers, crystal clear tone: take over
balance due after small down pay.
ment: pay 90 q week. BROWNS
FURNITURE CENTER, 1909 Good
Hope I'd. sc. LU. 4-3SO0.
HOSPITAL BED, including equip
ment;. practically new. S45. Phone
no. 2-43l6.
KIP. PANELING SALE, lie. Thurs.
Fri. Sat, TO /. No phi. ord. 1870
Wilson blvd. RUcKER LUMBER.
OFFICE .yp.GI,, E9UIr Pa desks chairs. ss
gain. CIRCLE. 816 9th st. NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Large guam.
tity desks, chairs, tables, file cab
inets, lockers: like-new condition
NJ. tss.eet4 '''''n'e prices o'''
OFFICE FURR.--complete set. new
mist green metal. president desk
and chair; sec. desk and chair:
"a DR.. ile cabinets: supply
cabinet: lamp and credenEa. List.
1907 40, sacrifice. 1915. Call RE
7-Sl4l before q pm.
OFFICE FURNITURE : SPECIAL
c cooNEHprIFnisoaNEp OFFICE TAeFo HusN. rs ).
DRAWER LETTER. STEEL FULL
SUSPENSION. S42 so: OF AND
ART METAL MAKE. ORIGINAL
LITER AND LEohL SIZE. STEEL ] IL
ssgso: 1ESoScKERs. 1syT1EEI.D U ALL
LOCAL, LETTER Z DRAWERS.
$40; D p FLAT-ToP DESKS, TO
$50 HUNDREDS VALUABLE NEW
FIcE FURNITURE OFFERED AT
LIVERY AND PARKING.
MANHATTAN oFFIcE EQUIP. CO.
l10l 7th ST. NV.