Cumberland Evening Times from Cumberland, Maryland • Page 17

EIGHTEEN EVENING TIMES, CUMBERLAND, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1942 Wben Ladmkill mrrtM in erf Tears" which has (ere Tibet, Ms ixexl two younger a drop of water every minute brothers become secondary husbaixJj the liwt 30o yemrs. to hw wile. Life Can Be Beautiful! Headaches due a eyestrain disappear when eyeglasses are correctly i Beauty is enhanced by glasses designed to fit your face. Obituary to the west try working 12 a mwit was In Queen'a Pviat WlilUm Georje Carliti WlUlain George Garlitz. on iUe old wood-burning engines.

tery, Keyser. Itere are no immediate The pallbearers were Irvin Marsh. A daughter, Mrs. Maiy JElSen jCnaries C. Matthews, Arthur and JFrantz.

widow of Alva M. Frafitz.i Albert Fazenbaker, Claude Kight five-'died In 1940. TW xxly win remain months-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Garlitz, 122 Weat OJdton-n road, died this jnoinlng it Memorial Hospital from acute pneumonia.

Ke waj at Stein's Chapel. CharlM lUoe Charles W. 71,11 Lalng ave- the brother of Joyce Garlitz, and one-naif years old, who died November 8 from accidental poisoning. Surviving; besides the parents, the child's paternal 1 1 some years ago. Mrs.

Edward Valentine, He wa son of the late Mr. and and Michael Dalley. The Ward Infant three-day-old son and Bwtha (Green) Ward, Bruce Wltey nue. a retired Baltimore and Ohio JFord, W. died today at Memorial Railroad employe, died at 3:15 a.

rn. today at Memorial Hospital, where be bad been patient four days. His wife, Mrs. Sarah (Johnson) Rice, DONT LET BROKEN GLASSES STOP WORK Have Pair Haady! Original Om Optical Hanse you get rluwes, and all one price No extra charge for tinted Mloeak, OFFICE HOURS A. M.

4 f. M. Satvrfcy Appointment his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Lewis. The body will be taken to the home early this evening and funeral services will be held Monday.

Alfred N. Newman Alfred N. Newman, 86, Mann's Choice. Mrs. George Rice and was a native of Cumberland.

The body will remain at Stein's Chapel. Surviving are four sons, Albert U. S. Army, Honolulu; Clarence O. S.

Army, Camp Young Charles William L. Rice, Cleveland, at home; and four North Ceritre street. He was shipping and receiving clerk for the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Western Maryland Railway for about 40 years. He retired a'oout 15 years ayo. Mr.

Newman native of Washington. D. went to Colgate as a young man and was a gold and sliver miner. He obtain train passage WOLFS FOUNDERS WEEK! The Big On Pagn 12 and 11 ard lockhart, all ol Cumberland; Mrs. Pearl Divelbiss, Wiley Ford, W.

a sister. Mrs. Alice Rice. Louis Pirillo Prostburg, Nov. for Louis Pirillo, 85, merchant, were held Tuesday morning from St.

Michael's Catholic Church. The celebrant of the Requiem High Mass, delivered the funeral sermon in the Italian language. The Rev. Patrick J. Bradley, pastor, was in the sanctuary.

Nephews of Mr. Pirillo were pallbearers. Interment was in St. Michael's Cemetery. Mies.

Raymond L. Bamhoue Rites Westernport, Md, Nov. jneral for Mrs. Ivolue Rlnk- ier Barnhouse, 33. wife of Raymond 'L.

Barnhouse, Wiley Ford, W. who died Sunday at Allegany Hospital. Cumberland, were conducted Wednesday afternoon from Boal's Funeral Home here by the Rev. Lacy H. Burns, pastor of First Methodist Church, Keyser.

Inter- HespltaJ. Burial will be tomorrow at the Fort Ashby Cemetery. THE LAST LAUGH'S ON LORD HAW-HAW New York WJ--Lord Haw-Haw, Nazi propagandist who broadcast In English on short wave from Berlin, has won another recruit--for the United Nations. William Austin, a British subject, heard Haw-Haw broadcast that England was short of man So he went to the British Volunteer Movejnent. in New and signed to go TSct-to-the old country--to help ease the manpower shortage.

We Carry A Complete Line Of LIQUORS WINES-GINS SCOTCHES At Popular Pricei HS 57 Baltimore St. Ladies' New Fall DRESS SLIPPERS Suedas Patents Kids 69 and UM, for every woMfcm --for draw, fport or waftinf. High, low and medium EXTRA SPECIAL! Group Ladies' DRESS SUPPERS AB frem higher prkseifi el 1 values! EXTRA SPECIAL! Odds and Ends Ladies' DRtSS SUPPERS Suedes, patents and kids. Alt Hlfh, a medium A hifber priced slippers. Ladies' Satin Bedroom Slippers Lovely with leather soles and heels--blue, burgundy, black i con- i trinw.

All sizes. Ideal 1 stnuw rifts. Men's Bedroom Slippers Leatherette uppers. Leather All sizes. Ladies' SPORT SLIPPERS All brown, all black.

Sizes 4 to 8. $1-75 MEN'S Dress Oxfords $025 SO.98 $0.48 Men you')! find every ifyle in these three groups. Wing and straight tips and moccasin toes. MEN'S WORK SHOES $4.98 Leather soJts. Compoiitian soles.

McKay construction. Boys' Famous WALTON OXFORDS Sturdily built to give long wear. Sixes 1 to 6. Children's Shoes and Oxfords Real values i I i group. Black and brown.

Sizes 8M to 2. CUT RATE SHOE STORES 165 FKODUCE MARKET Baltimore, Nov. 27 Apples--Steady. Bu bas: US is Md, Pa. Va.

W. Va. Crimes 2Vj in min arxl in min 1.50; Stay mans in min. 150, to min 1.60-75: Delicious 2't- in min 1.50-60; Golden 2Vi 1.50. fair quality 1.25; Black Twigs and in inin 1.00-15.

ifew 125. Various fall varieties unclass poorer 50-60. Potatoes--Truck--About steady. 100 Ib sacks US Is N. J.

Chlppewas and KaUhdlns 2.25-35.J Chippewas and Katahdins 2.25- kiln dried US Is 130. Nearby 35, ungrd 2.00-10. mountains US has Goldens 30-70. 2.25. Rail-r-DuU.

Maine 100 Ib Poultry--Steady. Chickens, sacks Katahdins US Is 2.40-50, ducks, guineas and turt mountains Ufl 2.30-35, paper sacks mountains US la 1.15-j 20. Ixmr Island 100 Ib sacks mountains US Is mostly around 2.35. Idaho 100 Ib sacks Russet Burbanks US mostly around Sweet potatoes--About steady. E.

Sli. Md. bu bus Goldens US Is'washed l.SO- 95. unwashed 1.00-25. lew higher, TON5ILINE FMSMIKEI MRE THROAT OMB M.1MI.

MODERN SELF-SEBVIGE WEEK-END SUPER FOOD SPECIALS! Pillsbnry's Best Flour 1.05 Every Day Evop. Milk 10 84' TM lirnM CMU Mott's Pure Jellies 10 Choice Pack Tomatoes 2 19 SUGAR Pint Purt Granulated Briar Ration Book Wtt Pick Shrimp Spetd-Up Bleach Heinz Ketchup 27c Royal fittaffne Desserts 3 Pkrs 19e BHckwheaf Flour 5 25e Diamond Crystal Silt 6e Gold Seal Rolled Oats Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour lOc Campbell's Tomato Soup 3 2Sc ill MILK Fonndole Evop. 6 47c Enriched Bread Supreme 2 Fresh Golden Krust Bread 2 lie Our Best Tomato Catsup 2 Calii. Large Lima Beans 2 21c Michigan White Pea Beans 2 I3c Countess Cleansing Tissue I7c FANCY FRESH PRODUCE! Oranges Sweet and Juicy Triple Creamed Shortening See tbxt the family feu plenty of nourishing jalct. 2 doz.

45c Grapefruit 5c Red Emperor Grapes 2 Z3c Fancy Fresh Bright Sweet Potatoes Fancy Apples For Since felly Tun Type Wlnesips or Koine Beautlei 6 LUX SOAP For a ComBlexlom Silver Dust For Sweetheart 3 TOP QUALITY LEAN BEEF STEAKS u39c Short Ribs of Beef 23c Fresh Ground Berf 29c Shoulder 9nong LAM1S Roast tong Island Ducklings Fresh Killed Stewing Chickens Fresh Roasting Chickens 290 I Fresh OYSTERS STEWING 1-1 Pint A JL 45c 39c 3 170 Fresh Sausage New Crop Sauerkraut Assorted Luncheon Meats Fancy Fresh Salami Creamy Cottage Cheese IZc Best Quality Pure lard lie.