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fortune Is "cooT'.
my mother tells me Just to
pray" he adds. "Only time she
gets surprised is when 1 do
something without telling her."
And can tell her anything, but
anything, do. Most kids can't"
His father, who bought their
own home, and then two more
houses to hedge the future, always
teaches him caution.
He never gave us money"
Chubby says, when 1 needed q
pair Of shoes and 1t cost 81 he'd
tell me, "yOu make two and I'll
give you two" He taught us to
make a buck and hold on to it."
He was always Chubby. He
fights a constant battle with his
weight. Claims to have lost a
couple of hundred pounds the past
few years but is always dieting.
(Says he never had it so good,
even with the food Department..
He made two Indifferent records,
thought his life was over, but the
third was The Twist" Since then
he has sold more than 100000
records.
His pictures Don't Knock The
Twist" and Twist Around The
Clock" have been money makers.
Each costing less than $500, 900
and each crossing better than
$4,0O0,000 He didn't take a per-
centage on the first movie but did
on the second.
you don't make the same
mistake twice, do you," he says.
He is a fine All-American boy
and once you meet or see him
he's your friend for life.
If the Twist is powdered, man,
Chubby isn't.
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Emile Griffith To Fight
Denny Meyer During

boxing convention
Tacoma, Wash. (ANP) - Wei
terweight champion Emile Griffith
will fight Denny Meyer, recent
conqueror Of the fading Sugar Ray
Robinson, here Aug. 10 in a nom
title bout that will coincide with
the opening Of the six-day Nation
al Boxing Associations conven-
ton, Aug. 1924.
The signing Of Griffith and
Meyer for the bout was announced
by George Parnassus Of Los An
geles, who will direct the program
for the Tacoma Athletic Commits
sion.
Griffith's title will not be at
stake because both boxers will
come in over the welterweight
limit Of lat pounds.
Meanwhile, the MIA convention
viii bring to the city boxing chief
teins from throughout the nation.
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Four Negroes
Among Returning
Minnesota VIKINGS

Among the returning veterans
Of the Minnesota Vikings are four
Negro stars who may figure
strongly in the teams perform
ance during the 1962-63 season.
Returning at the fullback posi-
ton are Mel Triplett and Ray
Hayes with rushing averages OF
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with a sizzling bat this season,
was one of 16 Negro players who
participated in the classic, which
might have been an All-Star game
record.
The others were catchers Earl
Battey Of the Minnesota Twins and
Elston Howard of the Yankees,
from the AL, and outfielders Will
lie Mays Of the San Francisco
Giants, Hank Aaron Of the Mil
waukee Braves, Roberto Clemente
of the Pittsburgh Pirates, Tommy
Davis Of the Los Angeles Dodgers,
Frank Robinson Of the Cincinnati
Reds and Billy Williams Of the
Chicago Cubs, from the MI.
Also from the MI were infielders
Maury Wills Of the Dodgers, Or
lando Cepeda Of the Giants, Ernie
Banks Of the Cubs, and catcher
John Roseboro of the Dodgers and
pitchers Juan Marichal Of the
Giants and Bob Gibson Of the st.
Louis Cardinals. George Altman
Of the Cubs appeared as a pinch
hitter but failed to hit safely.
Wagner, who said he had bet
ter luck" this time as compared
to the first All-Star game in
Washington, D. c., last July 10,
when he went hitless, crashed a
two-run homer in the fourth inn
ing to break IL tie and put the
AL out in front, 81. Leon, who
collected his three hits in four
trips to the plate, made his field
ing gem by racing in from left
field to make a diving stab of a
drive by Altman in the fourth inn
ing. The crowd gave Wagner a
great ovation after the catch and
when he was returning to the dug
out after the inning.
After the game, Wagner was
also subjected to repeated back
slapping by his happy teammates,
and Manager Ralph Houk, who
piloted the AL stars for the second
time this year, and American
League president Joe Cronin per-
sonnaly congratulated him.
Wagner shared the home run
triumph with Pete Runnels Of the
Boston Red Sox Tin the third inn
ing) and Rocky Colavito Of the
Tigers Ia three-run blast in the
seventy.
Mays, who was a fielding hero
in the first game, collected two
singles, and Banks came through
with a triple, but Aaron, Davis,
Cepeda and the ailing Wills went
hitless. Roseboro hit a homer in
the ninth and Robinson came close
to getting one, also, when Roger
Maris pulled down his long drive
in center field. Meanwhile, it is
the opinion Of this writer that the
second Al-Star game was a poorly
played contest. Not only did the
National Leaguers commit four
errors, but the players as a whole,
and particularly the pitchers, look
ed wan. They apparently were
suffering from the effects Of Cruel
ling the contests, most of them
double headers, of the previous
day Sunday. Wagners efforts
helped the AL to retain its margin
in All-Star game 17-15. Prior to
last week, the AL stars had not
won the classic since 1859.
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WAGNER STARS AS Al STARS DEFEAT
Nj IN ALL-STAR BASEBALL GAME; PLAYERS
LOOK WAN IN POORLY PLAYED GAME
By Charles J. Livingston

Chicago (ANP)-Leon Wagner of the Los Angeles An
geles hit homer collected three hits and up with
fielding gem emerge of the leading of the
American Leaguers "a victory the National Leaguers
the second 1862 AStar baseball classic before ampacked
crowd of 38, 359 in Wrigley Field here last week.
Wagner an castOff last year who redeemed himself
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college is return,
ing as an often.
sive halfback
The 6-1, 23C
pound veteran is
entering his thirc
professional foot,
ball year.
The holdout o:
reserve offensive
end A, d, viii
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leaves the club
lacking in exper.
n e at the
spread end posi-,
ton.
The 6-3, PIC
pound Williams
caught 10 passes
for TIA yards last
year. This season
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Big Walter Bond Of the Salt
Lake Bees, g. z" and weighing
230 pounds is leading the Pacific
Coast League in batting with a
.342 average. Big Walter has high
hopes of placing with the parent
Cleveland Indians next season.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-10

THE 1852 VIKING FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
FOR REFERENCE
Season Opponent Site Starting
Games
August Francisco Seattle Wash 200 Pot
August 1S Los Angeles Portland, Oregon $3.50 PDT
August rs St. Minneapolis (Parade) CDT
September 2 Baltimore Metropolitan Stadium CDT
September Dallas Atlanta,
League Games
September 16 Green Bay Green Bay 1:06 est
September % Baltimore Metropolitan Stadium est
September 80 Francisco Francisco psf
October Chicago Metropolitan Stadium 1875 est
October IA Green Bay Metropolitan Stadium est
October Fl Los Angeles Los Angeles 1875 psf
October % Philadelphia Metropolitan Stadium 1875 est
November Pittsburgh Pittsburgh EST
November IL Chicago Chicago 1:05 est
November 10 Detroit Metropolitan Stadium 1875 est
November rs Angeles Metropolitan 1885 est
December San Francisco Metropolitan Stadium 1875 est
December Detroit Detroit EST
December Baltimore Baltimore 2:O5 EST
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beat. The former Ohio State star
was a mainstay in the Viking de-
Tense last year and appears to be
headed for greater performance
for this year.
Jamie Caleb from Grambling
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Jamie Caleb will be his fourth
in the NIL National Football
League) when and If he finally
comes to terms with the Viking
front office.
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81 and "A for
the 1852 season.
Triplett is in his
e 4 & h tn profess
on al year -
Hayes, his sec
ond.
At defen siVe
end Jim Marshall
at SO and 23O
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-08-10

When Al Jackson BANKED the
st. Louis Cardinals, 1 to o, on
July 27, it marked his third shut
out of the season although he had
won only five games. The slender
southpaw was the only pitcher on
the Nets staff to register a shut
out in the last placers' first 102
games.
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from Grambling

liams may create some Viking
problems. Coupled with the retire
ment of DR.. Dave Middleton, it
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ShrinkS HemOrrhOidS
Without Surgery
Stops ItCh-ReIieVeS Pain

For the first time science has found
. new healing substance with the as
tonishing ability to shrink hemOr-
rhoidS and to relieve pain - without
surgery. In case after case, while
gently relieving pain, actual reduc-
ton (shrinkAge) took place. Most
amazing Of all - results were so thor
ough that sufferers made astonishing
statements like "PileS have ceased TO
be 4 probleml" The secret Is q new
healing substance (Bio-Dyne0) - dis
covery Of 4 world-fAmous research
institute. This substance Is now avail
able in SuppoSitoTv or ointment form
called Preparations 70. At all drug
counters.
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zemO Great for
Minor Burns, Cuts

Zemo, a doctors formula, liquid
or ointment soothes, helps heal
minor burns, cuts, bruises. Family
Rntiseptic, eases itch of surface
rashes, eczema, teen-age pimples,
athletes foot. Stops scratching, 50
aids faster healing. For stubborn
cases, get Ertra Strength Zemo.
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REMOVE
WARTS!

Amazing Compound Dissolves
Common Warts Away
Without Cutting or Burning
Doctors warn picking or scratch
ing at warts may cause bleeding,
spreading. Now amazing Com
pound W0 penetrates into warts,
destroys their cells, actually melts
warts away without cutting or
burning. Painless, colorIess
Compound w, used as directed,
removes common warts safely,
effectively, leaves no ugly scars.
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Ringing The
BELL
By Jesse Bell

Friends Of Sonny Liston and
patrons of the Pines, a resort in
the Catsl1ill Mountains, where he
is training to fight Floyd Patter-
son have found Liston friendly and
hammy, a huge 22O FOUNDER rid
ing a skinny English bicycle is a
comic sight. He waves to neigh
bors and passes time with admir-
ing children. His workouts lure
the guests from the card games
and dancing lessons. He does head
stands on a table and bends boards,
skipping rope in perfect time to
rock and roll record of Might
Train" He poses willingly with
guests, gagging up the camera
shots by spreading his huge hands
over a mans bald head.
A small red-haired boy, one of
Sonny's frequent companions, said
he thought fighters were supposed
to be real tough-but mot Son
ny. He's nice. We talk a lot. Not
never about boxing. Mostly just
about things. You know. Like he
was a friend Of mine"
Sonny has come a long way. 1t
is encouraging to see two men
who have battled overwhelming
odds fighting for the heavyweight
championship of the world.
Dom Glendenon, reserve out
fielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates
is an extraordinary person. During
the off season he is a school teach
er in Atlanta, Georgia. When Dom
graduated from Morehouse Col
lege in Atlanta, he was offered
professional contracts in both foot
ball and basketball.
Just last fall he was offered q
basketball contract by the Pitts
burgh Rens. The Harlem Globe
trotters tried to get him. Also the
Cleveland Browns wanted to sign
him as a football player.
AS a senior at Booker T. Wash
ington high school in Atlanta,
Dom was named to All-State
teams in all three Of his favorite
sports.
At Morehouse he earned four
letters each in the three different
athletic endeavors and made more
All-Star teams. He averaged %
points per game during four sea-
sons of basketball. Dom was an
end on the football team.
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Leon Wagner, the powerful left
fielder Of the Los Angeles Angels,
cast-off Of two National League
clubs, was the winner of the Sec
ond Arch Ward Memorial Award.
Maury Wills one flashy short
stop of the Los Angeles Angels
was the recipient in Washington.
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Smooth and Extra Mild 2
BUY the BLEND

Old Sonny BroOk Dist. Co., LoUISVIIIo,
Ky. kSaSVskY Straight BOUFbOa VShIS-
key Is PTOOL kSRfSCIy Blended
WhiSkSY % Proof. 6o% Orsla NtSgfFaI
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PAGE NINETEEN

FOR SALE - Cabin, "a acre
Route % near Smoke Hole cavern.
CLYDE Brccdlovc, Oakland ADV.
sat
FOR SALE ~ Seventh locust
posts for sale. Phone MO 2-G50l.
&. Ernest Yoder Salisbury, Pa -
ADV 6-2t
FOR SALE-Lot of gladiolus
bulbs. good stock, reasonably
priced. d. w Walter, phone DE 4
3412 ADV 6-5tf
FOR SALE-196O Allstate motor
cycle in Al condition, cheap. APP
ply Cecil IIoltschneidcr Deer
Park ADV 7-2t
FARM FOR SALE-l48 acres on
Mansfield road. Groom house and
bath. outbuildings Phone DE A.
1902. Adv 6-3ta
FOR SALE Fifteen Angus and
Hereford ycarlng heifcrs; Angus
bull. two-Ycars-old Call SH g.
4065. ADV 7-3t.
FOR SALE-17-ft. freezer, chest
type in excellent condition. Two
year guarantee in effect, also food
insurance. Call DE 4-3443. ADV.
7-lt#
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FOR RENT-Oats ground. Ell
wood Schlossnagle Oakland r
Adv. Tit
FOR RENT IL Fivc-room apart
ment on 2nd and Water SITS. NJ. v.
Kildow. phone DE 4-2467. ADV.
6-tf
FOR RENT-6-room house. 10
acres ground at Eagle Rock. Elcc-
tricity, spring water, garden and
chicken house $1,000 per month as
is. Lucy Rohrer, Route l. Deer
Park. ADV. 6-3ta
FOR RENT-Three room down.
stairs apartment in Deer Park.
Water. gas and electric. Good To-
cation. reasonable rent. Phone DE
4-2433 or write Pc Box 248, Oak
land. Md. ADV 2-tf
FOR RENT-Attractive cabin at
Deep Creek Lake Modern cleo
trical equipment, completely fur
nished accommodates six COM
fortably No better location on
the whole lake. For details write
Caleb WinsloW. 1902 Mt Royal
Terrace. Baltimore IT, Md-Adv.
5-tf.
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OOR RENT

FOR RENT - Groom furnished
apartment r L. SebOld. Deer
Park Adv 7-4t*
FOR RENT - Three-rOom 3rd
floor apartment. Phone DE 4-3426
or DE Abb Adv. Aft
FOR RENT-Three-r apart
ment. 3rd floor. adults. Phone DE
4-3426 or DE Abb. ADV. 6-f
FOR RFNT-Four-room apart
ment and bath. range, refrigerator.
Rudv's. Oakland. Md. ADV. loft
FOR Sleeping rooms for
quiet working men Mrs. Howard
r. Wilt. phone DE 4-2252. ADV.
3-tf
FOR RENT-Unfurnished 4-roOm
apartment with private bath and
entrance in Loeb Lynn. Call DE
4-2377. Adv. 3-tf
FOR RENT - Four-room LIST
floor apartment. private bath, utili-
ties furnished. Phone DE 4-3426 or
DE Abb. ADV Aft
FOR RENTING 4-room and
bath furnished apartments. Utili-
ties furnished hot water heat.
Phone DE 4-20S4-Adv 5-tf.
FOR RENT - Newly decorated
three-roOm furnished apartment,
private bath and laundry Phone
DE 4-4790 after p. m. ADV 6-tf
FOR RENT-4-room apartment
heat and water furnished. Green
ST. Oakland. Md Joseph Hine-
baugh. phone DE 4-3491. ADV Z.
If
FOR RENT-4-room furnished
apartment. private entrance and
bath For inspection call Raymond
WEIGH, phone DE 4-2766 ADV. 81
If
FOR RENT-Store room in X. of
P. building. Gormania. w. Va,
floor space 40'X60' All utilities,
reasonable rent Phone DE A.
2O49. ADV. 6-3t'
FOR NT-Three-room apart
ment. first floor, private bath and
entrance. Elderly couple desired.
Mrs George P. Fitzwater, Mt. Lake
Park. Md. ADV 6-tf
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FOR SALE-TWo adjoining lots
in Mt. Lake Park. reasonably
priced. Contact Glenn Lane at
Rudys or call DE 4-9l60 after 4
p. m ADV 7-3t%
FOR -Sawmill, complete:
with timber. in vicinity of Meyers
dale. Phone DA 9-5947 Union
town exchange after 6 p. M
Adv. ATT
FOR SALE OR TRADE-l959
Oldsmobilc 4-door station wagon.
Interested in trading for late
model 4-door sedan. Call DE 4
2239. ADV. 45-tf
FOR SALE-Ficke's corrugated
cement stave silos, Silo-Matic silo
unloaders and Scru-Feed'r, Bulk
O-Matic feed bins Phone VA g.
1853 Adv 30-tf
FOR SALE-66-in Youngstown
store display base cabinets, wall
cabinets and single bowl sink.
Closeout at - price. Dewitt and
DcBcrry. ADV. 1-tf
COWS FOR SALE r Fou-year-
old Holstein $500 lbs. milk per
wear: 7-ycar-old Jersey. $3.50 lbs
milk last year. just fresh. Phone
DE 4-47O5. ADV 7-4t
FOR SALE - 11-disc Ontario
grain drill. tractor hitch, good con
dition: 8-tooth root rake for D-4
Coin. gauge caterpillar tractor
Phone VA 6-8334 ADV TAT
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ESQ
mower unit with cupboard bearing
and pulley. $4,000 Rodamer Con
crete Products. Springs, Pa. phone
NO 2-6675 or MO 2-4957. ADV. /
St
FOR SALE-Two 4-room houses
on Az acres in Hutton Larger
house has furnace, bath and base
mcnt garage. Interested persons
call Homestead 3-2311. or write Or
vile Hershman. Homecoming.
Adv. 7-3t
FOR SALE 49, 3O-gal automatic
gas water heater, excellent and
guaranteed. $500: BendiX squeeze
dry automatic washer. guaranteed.
$500: BcndiX gas clothes dryer,
guaranteed. Dewitt and DeBerry.
ADV lit
FOR SALE-Two-acre lot i'm
proved by a five-room house; cleo
trio. good well. garden. mail by
door. close church and school-bus
route. telephone line to house. Lo-
Gated close L. S. highway $50 near
German. known as George A.
Shreve property Contact Mrs.
Helen NJ Rolf, adm'N~ Oakland,
Md. near Red House. ADV 7-2t"
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DEER PARK, MD.
DE 4-2612

FOR SALE-Red River threshing
machine on rubber, weigher and
feeder complete. 22X36 Firestone
washing machine, in good condi-
ton. r. S. Custer, Accident, Md.
ADV 3-6t#
FOR SALE OR RENT-Four
bedroom frame house with base
ment. automatic steam heat. Stu
ated on large corner lot in Loeb
Lynn Heights. Priced to sell.
Write Box A. q The Republican,
or phone DE 4-2335.-Adv. Sat"
FOR SALE 10 room double
frame house, with water, electrici-
ty, in Gormania, w Va, along Ri.
so. Large lot. apple and plum
trees, grape arbor and strawber-
ries. Write Jeffrey NJ Minnick, 81
South Raleigh St, Martinsburg, w.
Va.-dv: 5-4t%
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FOR SALE-Used Westinghouse
refrigerator Call Ray Porter, DE
4-41lA. ADV 7-3t
FOR SALE - 1857 Studebaker
truck, ai-ton, AL condition Phone
DE 4-26O9 ADV CIT
FOR SALE 49, McCulloch chain
saw. good condition. James Shank.
phone DE 4-3035 ADV. 6-2t
FOR SALE-250 size electric
chick brooder. good shape J. ID.
SWartzentruber, Oakland. ADV.
AT
FOR SALE-Wolverine shoes by
special order One week delivery.
Browning's Hardware, Oakland. -
Adv. 38-tf
FOR SALE-TWo-yr old sorrcll
colt. white name and tail John
Brenneman, r ?. Oakland near
Red House. Adv 6-2t"
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WANTED-Service mans wife to
share heated house Pay part on
rent and utilities. Call DE 4-9l69
ADV. stiff
WANTED-Two elderly ladies to
care for, in my home Phone GIL
3-2001 Mariana Grcaser, Kitzmiller
ADV. stiff
WANTED ousckeeper at once,
for two. Apply GibsOn's Auto
Parts. phone DE 4-3429 Loeb
Lynn. ADV 6-tf
WANTED-Two or three elderly
people to care for in my home
See Mrs. Joe Gregory, GOrmania,
w. Va. or phone DE 4-3720. -
Adv. Stiff
WANTED-Onc or two riding
horses. Must be gentle enough for
children. also ! saddle and bride.
Call Gil 3-2l41 after 5 o'clock. -
Adv 7-f
GIRL WANTED for summer en-
ploVment i'm store at Deep Creek
Lake. Must be at least high school
graduate and have own transporta-
ton. Phone DE 4-3l32 for an APP
nointmcnt week days 8 to ;. -
Adv 6-tf
WANTED-Two women who can
work together under compatible
circumstances. one qualifying as a
good cook. the other to assist in
serving meals and with other
household duties. age not to eX-
coed about 50 wears ard single. Very
attractive all furnished living quar-
tcrs for such couple will be pro-
vided. If interested please COM
municate with the undersigned for
further details. Mrs Frank f.
CHRISTOPHER. Garter Hall" Mill
wood. Virginia.-Adv sat
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FOR SALE-Gas refrigerator,
good shape pressure cooker, 7
quarts. Elmer Shaffcr. Terra Alta,
iO2 State avenue.-Adv 6-3t3
FOR GOVERNOR - Vote for
Tawes. May Is Primary Political
adv. authorized by b | Gender,
political manager. ADV 5-tf
FOR SALE-Used Clay barn
cleaner with chain; used James
way water bowls Erwin YOder Bit
finger. Phone CHI 5-2232.-Adv. D
IF.
FOR SALE-House 8 rooms, full
basement, modern kitchen. gas hot
water heat, ideally located Call
DE 4-2356. ADV 24-tf
FOR SALE-275O bales clover,
alfalfa and mixed hay; 200 bales
wheat straw. No rain on it. Phone
DE 4-9246. ADV 2-tG
FOR SALE-Farm 1881 acres,
8-room house with bath, large barn
and other buildings. J. Milton De-
Witt. SH 6-4111.-Adv. Aft
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-412 acres of ground
between Mt. Lake Park and Deer
Park, with 80 foot front, paved in
entrance, gas line could be hooked
on, good spring See Herbert Mer-
rill or call DE 4-2079 ADV 45-tf
FOR SALE - 1861 International
$40 tractor with ploWs, fast hitch,
mower. cultivators. $4,000; man
ure spreader, two gang discs. ham
mermill. side delivery rake. all in
good condition, $4,000. Call HO
3-2461 Adv. 5-3t#
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HERD Observation-Disclosures
and grade Holstein cows and heif-
crs. Mohawk 2-65O1, G Ernest
Yodcr Salisbury. Pa. ADV. 49-tf
FOR SALE Six-year-old black
mare. weight between 1900 lbs
and 1900 lbs. Robert Murphy,
Swanton, phone CHI 5-25l7 Adv
Sat
FOR SALE Two ballcrina
length evening dresses, pink. prac-
tically new sizes IA and Is, reason
able Phone DE 4-3O92 after p. m.
ADV 6-2t*
FOR SALE-TWo formal gowns,
one white with blue cummerbund
both size 8. $1,000 originally $1,000;
one pink gown. $500 Phone DE 4
1853 ADV 5-tf
FOR SALE-One large house
trailer. / clothes dryer. living room
suites, breakfast sets, beds and
stands O. B Frazee. Friendsvillc,
phone SH 6-465l-Adv. sat
FOR SALE-1957 Chevrolet /
ton. dual wheels. stake bed with
cattle racks. Very good shape.
81 .O95.00 cash. Gibson's Auto Parts,
phone DE 1920 Loeb Lynn. -
Adv 6-tf
FOR SALE-l948 International
KB3, fair shape, $19500 2 heavy
duty farm wagons, S125.00 each;
l947 Studebakcr 1-ton, fair shape,
S1q5 90. > 10-iu 7 beam 13 feet
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FOR SALE-Sil,o. Phone DE A.
3672-Adv. off
FOR SALE-RCA console tele-
vision. $500 Phone DE 4-4649 r.
Adv. 7-3t
FOR SALE-Good baled hay,
clover and timothy, 25c bale. Phone
DE 1874 ADV. 7-tf
FOR SALE-'5l Chevrolet sedan
body, in good shape $1,000 Phone
DE 1873. ADV. SGT"
FOR SALES 2-ton truck, good
rubber. Virgil Sines, r ?, Swan
ton. ADV. 5-3t"
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FOR SALE-Hot water heater,
3Ogal. with gas side arm heater.
GOOD condition, $500 Family Shoe
Store. Oakland ADV. 6-2t
FOR SALE-Player piano, De-
troit Jewel gas cooking stove,
66-in. double drain sink. Loren
Wotring. Swallow Falls. ADV. g.
If
FOR Go-Cart. like new,
with safety belt and helmet; ma
hoganv finish gateleg table. Call
after 6 p. m. DE 4-4268, Mary Beck
man Savage. ADV 6-2t
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-04-12

FOR SALE-Baled hay and
straw: two 3-phase, ) hip. electric
motors. Atlee Hershberger, near
Gortner. ADV Aft
FOR SALE-House, 7 rooms and
bath, ideally located. Price reason
able for quick sale Ray c. Martin,
Crellin. Md. ADV est
FOR SALE-Baby bed, $50: baby
stroller. 81: Singer readle sewing
machine. $50. Call DE 4-33O6 Mrs
Lester Moon. ADV 7-2t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-'5O Chevrolet -
ton pickup. Phone DE 4-2902. -
Adv. 6-2t@
FOR SAI.E-Easy manglc, same
as new. Price $500. Call DE A.
3492. ADV. 6-f
FOR SALE - Modern 4-room
house. close to schools. Phone DE
4-3117 ADV Cat
FOR SALE-Nice building lot on
bennett road, 11OX150 feet. Call
DE 4-3264. ADV. 6-tf