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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

Jack Kramer's pro tennis tour
moves into Uline Arena March
S and 6 with two new faces in
the lineup.
Ashley Cooper and Nal An
derson are the latest Australian
stars TO bolt the amateur ranks
in preference for the greenbacks
Kramer uses for bait.
They'll see action against
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Continued From Page CT

eliminated in the seminals by
EuGene Welborn.
Also OH the block Thursday
might will be the James A, Sui
livan Memorial award, the Fred
A. Hartley trophy and the AAU
award The Sullivan trophy
goes to the outstanding senior
performer, the Hartley trophy
TO the outstanding novice boxer
and the AAU trophy to the
winning novice team.
Out in front for the Sullivan
award are Gary CARRIER Of the
CYO; Ralph Wolfe, the father
Of -four children who represents
Falls Church Fairfax Jaycees;
Sherman Mitchell Of the Police
Club and Osley Silas OF the
Northeast AC.
CARRIER, who drew a great
round Of applause for his box
ing skill in beating Clarence
Ellis in the semiflnals, meets
the highly regarded Clarence
Mcfarland In the finals. SilaS
will 60 against Eddie Brown OF
the st Joseph Club, while the
lightweight final between Wolfe
ana Mitchell may 90 a long way
toward deciding the trophy
winner
The Optimist Club and the
Northeast A c will be battling
it out for honorS in the race
fol- novice team points. The
Optimists, coached by Lew
Hamburg, have qualified three
for the AAU. trophy, while the
Northeast team, handled by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Golden GIovers Ready
/, For CIimox Thursday

Fuzzy" Wilson, has moved
four boys to the finals.
Heading up the Optimists
will be Heavyweight Johnny
Tuell, who seems to be improv-
ing with every start; Earl
Johnson. a ll8-pounder, and
Flyweight Nick Rebro. The
Northeasterners are counter
ing with ght-Heavyweight
Ralph Stevens, Lightweight
Vincent VILLA m S; Middle
weight John Moore and Ban
tamweight Alvin Robinson.
Tuell Faces Johnson
Tuell, who stopped AL zet-
tier very quickly in the semi
final round, is going for the
subnovice heavyweight crown
against husky Bill johnson Of
the Twelfth Street Y.
A number of the subnovice
engagements figure to be out
standing. Fireworks are ex-
pected in the l47-pound battle
between the rugged and sharp
hitting Chesley Mayhem of the
Falls Churchill Fairfax JayceeS
and Vincent Williams. brother
of the former Gloves champ
Sonny Boy Williams. Both
boys have scored impreSSively
in their preliminary trials and
seem to be evenly matched,
The meeting in the middle
weight division between Bill
Boyd of Falls Church-Fairfax
and John Moore of the North
east AC could be exciting. Both
are real mixers with a punch in
either hand.
None of the other clubs
which have representatives in
the subnovice class has a
chance for the team title. AS
a warm-up for the champion
ship bouts, two finals Of the
subnovice consolation rounds
will be held. Well-drilled Clyde
Kendall of the CYO meets Co
lumbus Burrell of No. 2, and
James Williams and Leslie
PyleS will battle it out for the
welterweight award.
Seats for the finals are on
sale in the lobby of The Star.
Eleventh street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue NV, and at
Uline's. third and M streets
NE. Ringside and elevated
ringside seats are priced at So,
with arena seats at 50 and
general admission $1.10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Drue Roeina Opens

Auto racing in the Washing.
ton area begins its 1859 season
today with a program Of drag
races at Old Dominion Speed
way, Preliminaries start at 10
am. and final eliminations al
2 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Howard Closes
With 9l-65 Win
Over Bloomfield

Howard University's basket
ball team ended its season yes
terday with a 9l-65 victory over
Bloomfield IN. j. Teachers at
Capitol Arena. The Bisons fin
ished with an ll-l2 mark.
Eugene Johnson spanked a
second half squirt with 10 points
to put the game out, of reach.
Howard held a one-point ad-
vantage at halftime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Ursuu Outpointed

MANILA, Feb. 81 (AP) Al
ASuncio retained his Philippine
bantamweight boxing title to-
night with a unanimous deci-
sion over Dommy Ursua in a
12-round Suggest at Rial Me-
mortal Arena. Both weighed 1l8
pounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
FINAL GLOVES
PAIRINGS
CONSOLATION ROUND
SUBNOVICE DIVISION

CONSULAIION hOUND
SUBN0VICE DIVISION
135-POund Glass
CLYDE Kendall (CYO) VS., Co.
lumbus Burrell Police Club
No. D..
147-POund Glass
James Williams Police Club
No. p VS.. Leslie Pyles (Po-
lice Club No. q.
SUBNOVICE DIVISION
112-POund Glass
Nick Rebre (Optimist Club VS.
Jimmy Jones (CYO).
118-POund Glass
Earl johnson (Optimist Club
VS.. ALVIN Robinson North
east AC).
126-POund Glass
Herbert Boyd (CYO) VS.. Albert
johnson Police Club No. q
l35-POund Class
Melvin Smith Unattached VS.
Norvel Bradshaw Police
4 No. o.
147.POund Class
Vincent Williams Northeast
AC) VS.. Chesley Mayhem
Falls Church. Fairfax Jay.
ceeS).
160-P0und Glass
Bill Boyd Falls Church. Fair.
fax Jaycees) VS.. John Moore
Northeast AC).
175-Pound Glass
Ralph Stevens Northeast AC)
VS.. Ronald jackson North.
east AC).
Heavyweight Class
John Tuell (OptimiSt Club VS.
William johnson (Twelftl
Street ".
SENIOR DIVISION
1l2-POund Glass
Ralph Jackson Unattached
VS.. Herbert Price Police Cluk
No. o.
11S-POund Class
Gary CARRIER (CPO) VS.. Clar.
ence Mcfarland (Unat.
tached).
126-POund Class
Calvin Woodland Police Clut
No. q VS.. Russell Norman
(Optimist Club.
135-POund Glass
Ralph Wolfe Falls Church
Fairfax JayceeS) VS.. Sher'
man Mitchell Police Clul
No. D.
147-POund Glass
Frank Brooks Northeast AC,
VS.. Charles Clemens CPolict
Club No q.
160-POund Glass
Eddie Brown (St. Joseph Club,
VS.. Osley Silas (Northeas
AC).
175-P0und Class
sAdolph Brown Twelfth Stree
" VS.. Eugene Welborr
Police Club No. o.
Heavyweight Glass
Carl Flood (CYO) unopposeC
for championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22
Spartans Beat
Purdue; Title
All but Settled

EAST LANSING, Mich, Feb.
81 tAP). Michigan State, on a
longshot parlay, clinched a tie
for the Big Ten basketball title
tonight with a s4-S7 victory
over Purdue, combined with
losses by Michigan and Indiana.
Northwestern beat Michigan,
1874, and Illinois topped In
diana, l00-98.
Purdue. Indiana, Illinois and
Iowa, a 9l-79 victor over Ohio
State, now have 6-5 records.
The Spartens. with a 90 con-
ference mark, have a three
game lead with three games to
play.
The Michigan State-Purdue
game was closely contested and
rough throughout. The score
changed hands 20 times be-
fore the SpartanS took a per-
manent lead after 812 minutes
of the second half.
Neither team could manage
better than a six-point lead
until Dave Fahs' basket with
two seconds left.
Captain Bob Anderegg led
Michigan State to its ninth
conference victory against two
defeats with 20 points. John
Green, controlling both back
boards, Clipped in "a.
CHAMPAIGN, H., Feb. 81
(AP) Capt. Roger Taylor'S
basket in the closing seconds
gave Illinois a l00-98 victory
over Indiana today.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 81
(AP) Minnesota evened its
Big Ten basketball record at
SIS today with an easy $3.50
victory over last-place Wiscon-
sin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12

HIP. Packard Motor mode by
General Motors.
FIVE YEAR GUARANTEE: If
onythino goes wrong during first
year you ore given O brcnd-new
fon-you do not have 10 volt
until fon is repoired. Repors the
next 4 years will be mode free.
MOVES MORE AIR which is the
ultimate test by N.E.M.A. stond-
ords. This fan moves 400 CFM
as against $500 CFM for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12

WHISPER oUIET-BIodes turn
sIowy-therefore quietIy-with
q minimum DIR turbulence, be-
couse high motor speed Of l,750
RPM is reduced by belt-puIIeys
to low blode speed. IT'S RPM.
MORE PoWEREUL-onIy with q
belt ond pulley system con O big,
long life motor be used. Most
20" and u" direct drive fons
use o motor with from l/lOth TO
l/l5th HIP. This fon uses O ! Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
Speeds In Speeds Out =
GUARANTEED VARS Electrically Reversible

typical 20" direct drive fon... BY
P.F.M.A. stondords 10 truly
scientific system) this fon moves
$500 CFM os oooinst LOO
CFM for the typical 20" direct
drive fon and remember this
fon uses four tnot 81 sharply
pitched blodes.
ELECTRICALLY REVERSIBLE
BY the push Of q button this fon
supplies any one of 4 kinds OF
cooline-lntoks: Hi or 10 speed;
kxhsust: HI or Lo speed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-12
the FACTS ABOUT CAPACITIES.

This fon will do fine job Of cooling any similar fan
on the roret Certified rotino under Dept Of Commerce
stondords $500 CO.. IT, min. II tokes complete
change of dir every three TO four minutes TO effectively
cool on say thot this fan will effectively NIGHT
cool up to l0ooo-cu-ft. spoce will iseod you
Into thinking it will do more than thot.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

0F ALL the plants in gardens probably ANNALS the
~ versatile Most people, of course know that by plant
ing few packets of seeds in spring they assured very
little subsequent efort-of of bloom by midsummer
for that of the endeane qualities of annual plants
But what good many gardeners don't know that ANIMALS
have indefinite number of of making themselves useful
in the small home garden, aside from producing flowers
admire to cut.
The homeownel, for instance, ANIMALS to
landscape the foundation of his house and simulate shrubs
around the edges of his garden until he afford permanent
paintings Castor BEANS hona cosmos znnas and margods
all good tall plants sandns" for shrubs Planting
effects be tried this way achieving the results
desired before committing oneself expensive permanent
plants Color schemes be reheased with ANIMALS
hearts content until the right presents ITSELF and then
be for good by choosing perennia of similar color and
fences ese and arbor make the proper choice
of permanent vine (une becomes of annual
vines that change would be foolsh) delicate, dainty
annual vine may point to the of clemats the final
replacement Heavy growers may indicate that wara Dutch
mans pipe, other hush grower would be the choice
However many gardeners win vigorous growing
ANIMALS provide heavy shade for much used in
summer, and pull them that in winter not single ray
of welcome sunlight blocked By planting beds of ANIMALS
under fences hand trimming around posts and under rails
eliminated when the grass is moved
The way get the most of annual plants to consider
their height first of all and then the color and habit of growth
Use tall the back of the BEDS plant medumheeh
kinds around and in front of them, and owgower
edge and finish the beds The pictorial charts the right will
indicate the height ranges of the various types
You'll probably develop many ideas than the
here you've got going with annua but whether
you are a homeowner experienced gardener
predict that from you'll be without ANIMALS in
your garden picture
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

LOW, EDGINe ANIMALS
4" 70 n"
Ageratum various types)
Beeonia, semperfiOrens type
Brachycome (Swan River daisy
Candytuft
Lobelia
Marigold (dwaf types)
Nasturtium
Petunia dwarf types)
Portulaca
Phlox drummondii, dwarf
Saliva, dwarf
Snapdragon. (dwarf)
Sweet alyssum various kinds)
Torenia
Verbena
Zinnia dwarf types)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
ANMUAL VINES

ANNUAL VINES
Canary-bird vine
Cardinal climber
Gourds-many kinds
Moonfiower
Morning-slory
Sweet pea
Wild cucumber
FOLIAGE PLANTS
Castor beam
Coleus
Kochia
Ornamental grasses
Sideritis
Snow-on-the-mountain
'Seeds are poisonous. Remove
blossoms, prevent seed f0rnafi0
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05
TALL-eROWlNe ANIMALS

TALL GROWING ANIMALS MEDIUM -REIeET ANIMALS
3'mG IS" TO "a"
Bachelor's-button (tall) Anchusa
Calliopsis Bachelor -buton dwarf
Castor bean Browalia
Seiosia Calendula
LEVINE China aster
T. Gaillardia
uoIivhocl Marigold various types)
Iarkspur S,eepechase Poppy (vanous types)
Maneold (tall kinds) Peuma various ypes)
Saliva Phlox drummondi
Snow-on-the-mountain kudoecka
Sunfower Saliva, Blue Bedder
TithoAa Vnca rosea
Zinnia (tall kinds) Zinnia (various types)
10 SHbwba Today, March 1859
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-05

SEburbiG Today. March 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

ShoDn just teGO from our complete Budget Shop
collection avaiIabie at all four stores.
q. Houndstooth print Docron print, the skirt per-
monenty pIeoted Cocoa black, blue Sizes Il TO
20; l4Iz to 22h 1898
b. Town cotton boero ensemble Remove the fitted
jacket to show scoop neck sheoth Black with white
Sizes II to 20; l4l2 to 22h. 1913
c. Washable cotton and CeloPerno check coot
dress with oroondy and embroidery trim Black
blue, pink Sizes z to TO- l4l2 to 22h 1923
d. Polka dot Docron blouse dress with embroidery
trim Black brown, novy on white. Sizes 10 to 20;
l4h to I'M, 1913
e. Schiff eyeIet embroidered bolero over square
neck sheath. Cotton and CeIopernne checks in
blue, pink, black. l2-20; l4z-22h. 1913
Messanue washington;
PARKiHOtoH LeUe Prince GsorsrG
reg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
-. CESAR ROMERO

Foshon Shows of Forever Young Dresses tomorrow Thurs
day. OF II noon and p Third Floor The Hecht Co., Wash
ngton Door prize of dress each show Sor Romero will give
mans view of fashion Robert Collin Foshion Director Of
Forever Young Dresses will assist in the commentary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-29

It'll be gala event! Come meet one of TVS
and HoIIwoods famous, exciting personalities
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Sleigh bells made the music. Guests
were tucked under blankets, cozied
deep in straw-6lled wagon beds. A
pair of bays gave little snorts to steam
the cold air. A sickle moon hung low
over Sawtooth Mountains. Steel run
ners make a soft shish-shish as they
cut tracks through the snow.
We were heading for dinner at
Trail Greek Cabin, two miles away. 1t
was to be Basque dinner prepared
by cook Gloria Bats, born in this
country of Basque parents, and her
husband, Basque born in Spain. All
her life she has cooked in the Basque
manner.
The Cabin was a jolly place, the
long dining room decked in ropes of
fir. Three long tables wore checked
cloths red and white, blue and white.
SNOWFALL candles lighted the scene.
Evening star., 1959-12-13

Today I've got very special batch
of letters - they're five out of a
great many I've received on the same
basic problem: size. Listen to these:
Too IittIe to overlook: | am girl who
is II years old and Uery small. The
people in my class make fun of me
because | am so small. try to over
look it - but it is very hard.
Do you think | ought to hang
around with girls my age, even though
they are much taller than me, or do
you think ! should go around with
younger kids who are my size?
MILLIETTA e., Ne,U Bruns,Oick, N. J.
Too toll TO look over: | am a 5-foot,
Finch, l2-year-old girl. | am unable
to find boy taller than am. When
ever l go to dances always have to
look down at boys, never up. My
Evening star., 1959-12-13

mother says that boys are always
short at an early age, but that by the
time they are l6 or II they are usually
taller than girls. But I'm not worried
about then, I'm worried about nOtU!
ELEANOR j., Bronx, ~ Y.
Too fut for fun: My problem is that
I'm fat and it keeps me from having
fun. Most people say that I'm very
nice.looking - but certainly am too
fat. weigh ITO pounds.
Twas wondering if you or your wife
have any ideas about how | can lose
weight. If you do, please send them
soon. This is very important to me.
-LoUELLA j., La Juntd, Colo.
Too thin to fuke out: | am a pery slim
girl and the boys seem uninterested in
me. can't get boy or date like
other girls. am nearly IS, and so
Evening star., 1959-12-13

First came steaming leek-and-onion
soup. The main course was leg Of lamb,
Basque style, with garlic, plenty of
garlic, and potatoes, garlic-scented.
Leg Of Lomb, Basque
l, 8 to 7-pound leg of lamb
2 medium cIOres garlic, cut into fourths
Salt and pepper
Flour
e medium carrots, chopped ~
4 stalks celery, chopped @G3
2 onions, chopped
" cup consomme (aPprorimdte)
Wipe meat with damp cloth. Make 8
cuts at different intervals in surface of
meat. Into each cut place piece of gar
lie and sprinkle with salt and pepper.
Dust lamb with flour. Place on rack in
roasting pan. Combine chopped vege-
tables; spread evenly around lamb
Evening star., 1959-12-13

worried. | really need advice in this
case. DORIS, Wichita, Kan.
HoIf-pinf ut hoIf-priee: am very lit
tie for my age Q4 - only a feet 2.
Everybody at school makes fun of me.
look so young that whenever ! 60 to
the movies, or skating, | get in for
half price. What can do? | would
appreciate it if you could tell me how
| can catch up with the other kids.
BILLY H., Richmond, Ia.
. DEAR TOO SKINNY, TOO FAT, TOO
SHORT, TOO TALL AND TOO TINY:
am answering all of you as if you
we're one person because, in a way,
you are. You may come in contrasting
shapes and sizes but you are all suffer
ing from the delusion that grass is
greener on the other side of the fence.
Now, feel sure there's nothing so
Evening star., 1959-12-13

in bottom of pan. Roast at 3250F. to
l750F. on meat thermometer for
medium done, 3 to 81 hours, or
l82oF. for well done, 3 Il to a hours.
Skim fat from vegetables. Put vege-
tables through sieve. Add cOnsomme
for desired consistency. Reheat. Serve
sauce over lamb. Yield: II to IA
portions.
Mrs. CorIson's ChocoIofe Roll
4 eggs, separated
Ia teaspoon rdnilLd extract
cup confectiOners sugar >RS
PIE tablespoons -four ~"H
2 Tablespoons cocoa
rs teaspoon salt
cup heavy cream, ~hiPped
Beat egg yolks until thick and lemon
cOlored; blend in vanilla. Beat egg
whites until stiff; fold into egg yolks.
THIS WEEK Mooo1ins ! December 10. 1852
Evening star., 1959-12-13
When you're
the wrong size

Dick Clark advises five who have
Evening star., 1959-12-13

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once the shine sfuys on! You
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=. that's because only new
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give shoes harder film of polish.
1t shines on brighter, stays on long
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-09

HAVE ON RENTAL-One new
spinet piano in the Friendsville,
Nd, area. Will discount rather
than re-ship. This piano can be
purchased on very small monthly
payments with approved credit
Contact o. B. Fawley, Pc. Box
$40, Morgantown, w. Va. ADV.
16-4t
APPLIANCES, good and used,
tested, approved and guaranteed.
5 Gu. #. Frigidaire, $685.; 6 GU. f..
deluxe Frigidaire, $685.; IL Gu.
fl. Norge, late model, $685.; de-
luxe 81 model Frigidaire, $28995;
Admiral, late model, 8 Gu it.,
$685.; Aft. Frigidaire, S4995.
Ranges: full size Frigidaire, S4995;
Imperial Frigidaire, $685.; 30-in.
Frigidaire, 1857, S22995; Hot Point
automatic washer, late model good
condition, S119.95. Apply West Md.
Power Company, Oakland, phone
DE 1922. ADV. 1926
FOR SALE-66-in. twin Sink,
nice, $685..
56-in. kitchen Cabinet, real nice,
S24.95.
3-burner and oven oil Range, SASS.
40-in. electric Range, real nice,
$685..
II Gu. #. Servel automatic ice
maker Refrigerator, electric job,
like new, large discount
2-burner coal laundry Stove, $780,
l used gas Range, new oven Their
mcstat $2495.
l Gu. #. Servel gas Refrigerator
real nice, guaranteed, $500.
l Haig Washer, guaranteed, $685.
l floor model Lancaster shallow
well water system, 30-gal. tank,
capacitatOr motor, was $139.95,
close-out, $4,000.
l large chest Freezer, almost new,
S19995.
Dewitt and DeBerry. ADV. 19-1t
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CIR GO r US
Refrigeration Service
Nit. Lake Park, Md.
Dial DE 441o2

PONIES FOR SALES mares
and geldings, one 42-inch mine
broke pony. Phone Homestead s.
$500 or Box 1888, Homecoming, Md.
ADV 17-3t
FOR SALE-Wood. overstocked
on hand will sell at give away
price. soc pickup load. Dwight
Snyder. Phone DE 4-2765 or DE A.
4O48. Adv. 18-4t@
FARM FOR SALE in Bittinger
district, consisting of 45 acres, six
room house and other buildings.
For information write Carl Bitt-
niger, Austin Rd., ReisterstoWn,
Md. ADV. 17-3t
FOR SALE - Three bedroom
house, 2 baths, full basement, fur
mace heat, modern built-in kitchen,
20 acres ground. Four miles west
of Oakland on Underwood road.
Glen Blauch, phone DE 4-3059. =
Adv. 17-3t#
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Trailer space. Call
DE Abb. ADV 1885,
FOR RENT-Cabins at Swallow
Falls, all conveniences. Phone DE
4-3O3O ADV. 18-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished apart
ment. Apply at Wards Restaurant
ADV 1926
FOR RENT-3-room furnished
apartment with bath. Phone DE A.
$3.50. ADV. 18-tf
FOR T-Unfurnished Broom
apartment No children. Phone DE
Abb ADV 19-3t
FOR RENT - Portable wheel
Chair, $1,000 per month England
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Phone DE 4-4807. ADV. 17-tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
bedroom, next to bath. Phone DE
4-4193' after 6 o'clock. ADV 1885,
FOR RENT-Sleepine Room for
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FOR RENT Broom apartment
All utilities furnished Mrs. F. f.
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19-tf
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P G. Arnold, Deer Park. ADV.
17-4t@
FOR RENT-To small family,
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Adv. 1855
HOUSE FOR RENT - 8-rooms
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If
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two completely furnished house
keeping units. All modern utilities;
showers, electricity, hot and cold
water, stove and refrigerator.
Private beach and dock. Each unit
sleeps four. Phone DE 4-2346. -
Adv. 15-tf
FOR RENT-Deep Creek Lake,
two cabins, completely furnished.
All modern utilities, fireplace,
private sand beach, new dock.
Weeks available: July rs to Au-
gust l, August 20 through Septem-
Der 5, plus the remainder of Sep
TENDER. Phone DE 1881. ADV.
19-tf
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1959-07-09
Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

BULLDOZER WORK. 5000 per
hour Phone DE 4-4164. ADV. IL
If.
FREE-$5OO Lot free if you build
within a year. Ernest Gnegy, SO
Oak St ADV, 1885,
CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED
at an amazingly low price Call
DE 4-4164. ADV. lift
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS to
buy or take care of small farm.
Phone DE 4-4617. ADV. 18-3t
WE THREAD PIPE. day or
night Bring it to Brownings. Inc.
Third St. Oakland, Md. ADV. IL
If
METAL ROOFING-We deliver
or do the job complete. A. ]. Wen
gerd, Salisbury, Pa, phone Grants
vile 1881. ADV. 9-18t"
LAMINATE your drivers license.
social security card or other valu-
able papers for only 35c each.
BroWning's Hardware. ADV. 16-tf
MONUMENTS and MARKERS
now on display at "a High street.
Telephone DE 4-3115, Porter E. De-
Witt Oakland Memorials. ADV.
Aft
INTERESTED in trading for 2
pony saddles and brides. Contact
Willis Shaffer, Shaffer Ford Sales,
Inc, Oakland, phone DE 4-2411. -
Adv. 1926