The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

Deaffis Mrs. Charles F. Handley Mrs. Sarah Poole Hempstone Handley, near Waliersville, died at her home Thursday night at 9.30 o'clock after a protracted illness of carcinoma. Aged 67 years, 10 months and 10 days, she was a daughter of the late Vernon and Sarah E.

Poole Hempstone of Poolesville, Montgomery county. She is survived by her husband, Charles F. Handley. and 'the following children: Charles M. Hand-ley, William A.

Hand-ley, Walkersville; Mrs. Florence Carter, "Utah; Robert W. Hand-ley, Walkersville; and Mrs. Cecil Hale, Washington, and one brother, Robert Whitney Hempstone, of Poolesville; 12 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, besides a number of nieces and nephews. The deceased was a graduate of Briarley Hall Female Seminary of Poolesville and a teacher of music for a number of years.

She was a member of the Methodist church and was beloved by a large circle of friends. The body is resting at the funeral home, 8 East Patrick street, where friends may call after nine o'clock Saturday which will be held there at o'clock the same day. Burial will be in Mount Olivet cemetery- CE. Cline and Son, funeral direc tors. Benjamin Newell Duvall Word has been received by rel atives here of the sudden death in Richmond, on Christmas day of Benjamin Newell Duvall, aged about d0, and a native of Bruns wick.

He was a son of Benjamin and Laura Dutrow Duvall, both deceased, and former Brunswick residents. For some years, Mr. vail was Richmond Branch manager of Esskay Products Co. He leaves three sisters, and his wife and one son and two daughtei the son being in the armed in the Pacific, and who is flying home to attend the funeral which will be held from the late home. 7217 Hermitage Road, Richmond, on Saturday.

Mrs. John H. Linton Mrs. Florence Rebecca Linton, wife of John H. Linton, near Yel low Springs, died at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Martin L. Linton, near Mt. Pleasant, this morning at 7.25 o'clock after an illness of four weeks, aged 80 years. She was a daughter of the late Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Ford. Besides husband, she is survived by. the following children: Mrs. William Specht, this city; Mrs.

Utah Fultz and Mrs. Keefer Rice, both of Mountaindale; Oscar- Yellow Springs; George Ellicott City, and Martin L. Linton. Twenty-two grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren also survive. She was the last member of her immediate family.

"The body is at the funeral home, 106 East Church street, where friends may call after seven o'clock this evening. Funeral will take place at the funeral home Monday morning at 11 oclock. Interment in Mrs. Clare Eccard Mrs. Clare Eccard, wife of the late John P.

Eccard, died Thursday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Scott Garner, Westminster, after a brief illness, aged 70 years. Mrs. Eccard was a former resident of the Ijamsville vicinity and a daughter of the late John Calvin and Sarah Main. She is survived by two children: Roy Eccard and Mrs.

Margaret Bivins, Baltimore, and by a number of brothers and sisters. Funeral Sunday at one p. m. at the funeral home, 3615 Chestnut avenue, Baltimore. 'Burial about 2.30 p.

m. in the Pleasant Hill cemetery at Monrovia' Mrs. Edward Bollinger Mrs. Daisy Jeanette Bollinger, wife of Edward Bollinger, East-; view, Carroll County, died Thurs day morning at Maryland Uni versity Hospital, Baltimore, about an hour after being admitted to the hospital, following an illness of only two days duration. She was a daughter of the late George and" Martha Owings, of Carroll County, and was aged 49 years, months, and 15 days.

Surviving besides her husband, are these children, Edward Stanley Francis George A. and Audrey all at home. Also these brotn-crs ar.d George Owings, John Owings, Miss Mary Owings, Mrs. Martha Nelson, Mrs. Helen Saylor, Miss Susie' Owings and Mrs.

Evelyn Bixler. all of near Westminster; Mrs. May Thomas. Westminster; Mrs. Gladys Kessel-ring, Hanover, Pa.

and Mrs. Birdie Ecker, New Windsor. Funeral servicps will be conducted Sunday afternoon, meeting at thi late residence at 1:30 o'clock, with final rites in Deer Park Methodist church at 2 o'clock. Rev. Dr.

John N. Link, assisted by Rev. Bailey Phelps, will officiate. Interment in church cemetery. C.

M. Waltz, funeral director. Lewis E. Wolfe Lewis E. Wolfe, of 13 Hamilton street, N.

Washington, former resident of Frederick, died Thursday morning at 3 o'clock at a Washington hospital where he recently had undergone an operation for acute appendicitis. The funeral will be conducted from the late residence on Saturday aft- I ernoon at 3:30 o'clock with inter ment in Washington. Mr. Wolfe has a number of relatives in this city and vicinity. Mrs.

Robert L. Baer Mrs. Ida May Baer. wife of the late Robert L. Baer, a resident of Frederick for the past 50 years died at the Frederick City Hospital Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock of pneumonia after an illness of fouri days, aged 76 years, 8 months and I 2S days.

Mrs. Baer was the daughter of the late Evon and Annie Colehorse Trail of Frederick County. She is survived by one daughter. Miss Nellie May Baer at home and one grandson, Robert Bazzell of Carroll County, besides a number of nieces and nephews. Also surviving are two brothers, Charles Trail cf Knoxville and Henson Trail of Buckeystown.

Mrs. Baer was a member of the Evangelical Lutheran church, but had been prevented from participating in its services for some years on account of ill health. The body rests at the funeral home, 8 East Patrick street whore friends may call after 6 p. m. today until time of service which will be held there Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.

Interment will be made in Mt. Olivet cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son, funeral directors.

Raymond O. Young Raymond Oscar Young, retired farmer, died at his home in Union-1 and one day. His wife, Mrs. Nora E. Young, pre-deceased him by eighteen months.

Surviving are the following children: Mrs. Laura E. West, Frederick; Merton O. Young, Liberty-town; Paul E. Young, Unionville; William O.

Young, U. S. Army in Japan, and Mrs. Dorothy Snoots, at home; also six grandchildren and three sisters: Mrs. Grace Smith, Hanover, Mrs.

Carrie Smith, LeGore, and Mrs. Gertie Keeney, Frederick. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon, meeting at the late home at 1:30 o'clock with further services at Rocky Hill church at 2 o'clock. Rev. H.

H. Schmidt will officiate. Interment in the adjoining cemetery. D. D.

Hartzler and Sons, funeral directors. Mrs. Beulah K. Cline Mrs. Beulah Kathrine Cline, Smithsbufg district, died at her home Monday evening, after an illness of five years, aged fifty years.

She was the daughter of Charles and Mary Kathrine Bowers, Downsville. Besides her parents she is survived by husband, D. daughters, Mrs. Ned Martin, Hagerstown; Mrs. Willis Kitchen, Dorothy, Shelby Ronnie at home: Funerals The funeral of Fayc Ellen Brad ley, infant daughter of Woodrow W.

and May Ellen Hough Bradley, who died Tuesday at the Frederick City Hospital, took place Thurs day morning at 10 o'clock with services the Bethel church Lucketts, Va. Services were charge of Rev. Morgan R. W. dreas, pastor of the Adamsto- Reformed church.

Interment was made in the adjoining cemetery. C. E. Cline and Son, funeral direc tors. The funeral of Mrs.

Laura Lorentz Winebrenner, who died at the Home for the Aged at 115 Record street early Christmas morning, took place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Services were held at the funeral home, 8 East Patrick street and were conducted by Dr. Edgar F. Hoffmeier, pastor of the Glade Reformed church of Walkersville. Casket bearers, all members of a Sunday school class formerly taught by the deceased, were Harvey Cramer, David Hoke, Thomas L.

Cramer, Ralph Stauffer, Harry Cramer and Harry Hedges. C. E. Cline and Son, funeral directors. Among The Sick Mr.

Milton Christis, 14 East Third street, who has been confined to his bed for sometime, was removed this mornine to the Frederick City Hospital for treat ment, lransfer was made in the ambulance of C. E. Cline and Son. Mrs. William M.

Moore, South Market street, who is undergoing treatment at the Frederick City Hospital for a mastoid condition, was reported today to be getting along as well as could be expect- Beat down inflation by investing your money for better Hse.iater. Discharged John E. Bowman Bowmar John Rn son of Mr. and Mrs. o'clock.

Death was due to pneu- formerly of Frederick, was recently monia after an illness of two i discharged at Camp Atterbury. weeks. Born in Frederick County after serving for 11 months with the February 26, 1881. a son of the late Diamond Division of the Third Georee and Laura Youne. he was C'eriiuny.

Austr.a. aeed sixty-four years, ten months France, Belgium, and Czech- oslovakia. He tells of being "plenty scared" in his first battle, when the "Jerries let go with a terrible barrage." He was in the division that finally took Metz, after a "blood; ed. She entered the hospital Wednesday night. Miss Katharine Dutrow, who has been ill at her home on West Second street with influenza, was reported today to be improving.

old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hildebrand, of Woodsboro, returned home from the Frederick City Hospital Wednesday afternoon. She had been a patient since Dec. 14.

Mrs. D. Chester Kemp, west of Frederick, is a patient at the Frederick City Hospital, where her condition is reported as satisfactory. Mrs. Ann K.

Damn, West Third street, who has 'been ill at the Frederick City hospital, is improving. Little Miss Shirley Ann O'Brien, Jtrederick, Route 1, who was admitted -to the Frederick City Hos pital on Monday with the flu, is improving slowly. Mr. H. Q.

Miller, of Thurmont, Downsville; sons, Edgar Downs- who was stricken suddenly ill ille: Homer Ellis Simon. Lloyd Walter at Pvt. Elmer, U. S. Army; sisters, Mrs.

Clarence Huntzberry, Frederick; Mrs. Ambrose Fox and Miss Lag-retti, Downsville; brothers, Wilbur Lloyd, Donald, all of Downsville; Walter, Lappans; Bruce, Mid-dleburg and Hersel, Clearspring. Funeral services at the Christian Church, Downsville, with Rev. Hugh Jarrett officiating'. Interment in Greenlawn cemetery.

Wednesday, was taken to Emergency Hospital. He was reported as improving.niccly. Mr. Clarence P. Stambaugh, 116 West Fouth street, who has b.

ill with pleurisy is improving Nelson R. May, who has been ill the past week, is improved. GRAIN MARKETS Corn, bbl." Wheat, bu Locai Mentions Card Of Thanks I want to thank all my kind friends who sent me so many nice gifts and greetings for Christmas. LITTLE JOEY BOND. Lined Raincoats Warmly lined ladies' tan gabardine raincoats, sizes 12 to 44.

Our price $7.98. HENRY'S, 17-19 N. MARKET ST. Moving And General Hauling For Service, Phone 677 A. E.

MEADOWS, 406 Carroll Parkway Our plant will be closed Monday, Dec. 31 and Tuesday, Jan. 1st. FLEISCHMAN'S CLEANERS 1937 Chevrolet Ton Truck Chassis and Cab. Long Wheelbase.

Price Reasonable WEIL BROTHERS, Used Car Department 410 N. Market St. Phone 999 Dance! Dance! Dance! GUINEA'S MONOCACY INN Friday and Saturday Nights Music You Like to Hear Dance from 9 until? The Frederick Brick Works Will be closed from noon Satur day, Dec. 29 to Wednesday, Jan. 2.

Special New Year's Eve Dance GUINEA'S MONOCACY INN Music You Like to Hear Dancing from 9 until? Admission 75c per person, including tax. Men's Underwear Large purchase of fine quality-Men's "'hard to lisle undershirts. Our price 69c. Also fine quality Tee shirts 79c. HENRY'S, 17-19 N.

MARKET ST. Coats Reduced all our coats. Chesterfields and fitted sport coats, al! colors and sizes. EARLE'S DRESS SHOP 11 N. Market St.

House Dresses Sale of pre-war quality ladies' rockers. price 52.98. Also group cf cotton housecoats, same price S2.98. -HENRY'S, 17-19 N. MARKET ST.

FRANK (BUCK) TRACEY. 256 S. Carroll St. Phone H39-J Snow Suits Special price now dren's snow suits. ues to S12.98.

Our price IHH. ISUVVS; FKUDEKIUK, FRIDAY, DECEMBEK 25, 15149. Local Mentions Oyster And Roast Beef Supper By the Ladies' Aid, Graceham Moravian Church. New Year's eve. 5 p.

m. Prices 60 and 75c. Blouses Just reduced 100 blouses to $2.00. 1 Checks and all colors and sizes. Good Used Cars 1941 Hudson Commodore 1940 Buick "8" Club Coup.

1940 Studebakcr Club Sedan 1940 Ford Business Coupe 1939 Buick Pheaton Com. Sedan 1937 Willys De Luxe Sedan WEIL BROTHERS, 410 N. Market St. Phone January 21, 1946, 0n Rt. 240, V.

mile north of Hyattstown, of live stock, farm equipment and house hold effects. MAURIE M. PAGE Err.mert R. Bowlus, Auctioneer. R.

L. Kelly, Clerk. brands. United Bingo Friends Our regular Saturday night games have been discontinued until Jan. 12, 1946.

Hope to see you all then. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. COMMITTEE Rayon Gowns Just received a limited quantity of ladies' fine rayon jersey gowns. Price S2.98. HENRY'S, 17-19 N.

MARKET ST. Dr. Lansdale Will be out of town From Dec. 23 to 28th inclusive Tublic Sale On February 21, I will sell mid way between Hyattstown and Clarksburg, Montgomery county, all of my livestock, dairy and later. HARRY BURDETTE John W.

Null. Auctioneer, Alvie M. Etzler, Clerk. Bananas, Bananas, Bananas Car load just arrived. Nice size fruit.

Also other fruits and pro duce. Dressed, frozen Whiting, fresh Herring, Shrimp, Oysters and other seafood, i BURTNER'S MARKET, 362 Patrick St. Phone 1995 Sweaters Clearance of sweaters, S2.00 and $3.00. Short and long sleeves. All colors.

EARLE'S DRESS SHOP 11 N. Market St. Ice Cold Beer lOVac per bottle, all your favorite By Case or Bottles Regular Deposit on Bottles BERNIE'S, 469 W. PATRICK ST. Phone 790 Open evenings until 7 p.

m. January "Reader's Scope" ow on sale at all leading sstands. Buy your copy today and enjoy a pleasant evening reading the magazine that is tops in the digest field. Don't Take A Chance The new Automobile Responsibility Law has teeth. Don't lose your right to drive.

Play safe, insure now. DAVID O. GRIFFIN, 27 N. Court St. Phone 600 Public Sale In Creagerstown, Maryland, on Friday.

January 11, 1946, at 12 o'clock noon the following personal property, I to-wit: nine stands, antique safe, antique drop-leaf table, cane-scat chairs. 6 oak chairs, large buffet and stand. 5 rocking chairs. 6-ft. extension table, bed and springs with new mattress, feather tick, 3 pairs feather pillows.

3 coiiu'oris and quilts, 5 small rugs, carpet, and matting, kitchen rocking settee, kitchen i Local Mentions Liberal Reward For return of Army Officer's short overcoat removed gresn sedan parked in rear of Super Mar- Notice i Beginning January wc will 1 again call (or and deliver orders for dry cleaning. Sedan War time restrictions forced us to discontinue this service. Your patience and cooperation durins i this period have been very much 1 appreciated. JOHNSON'S CLEANERS Phone 1242 Public Sale Boy's Mackinaws i January 24. 1946.

at 10 a. received about 30 all wool near Rocky Hill Church. 2 miles toy's mackinaws in solid blue and i Southeast oi livestock. colors. Value S12.98.

Our machinery, house furnishings. price x.yts. DAVID SMITH HENRY'S 17-19 N. MARKET ST. or Sale Small and medium size turkeys for New Year.

MRS. CHARLES W. BRUNNER. Christmas Dance Sponsored by Middletown High ScLiool Alumni in Middle-town Higli School. Saturday eve ning, December 29, from 9 to 12.

battle." -He wears the Good Al Grubers Orchestra, duct med3l. World War II Victory Admission 75c per person, tax in-mcdal, Combat Infantryman badge. eluded. Public is invited, and three battle stars. As a civi- The annual meeting of the Life Members of the Frederick County Agricultural Society will be held at the Court House, Frederick, Maryland, Saturday, January 5th, 1946, at 11 o'clock a.

m. GUY K. MOTTER, Secretary. Harry Trout. Auctioneer.

1 R. Keltv. Olork Notice Of Suspension! Protect yourself from receiving one by insuring Now to meet the requirements of the new Motor law. Low Rates. Terms.

Prompt Service Largest Company. Just piionc 852 FRANKLIN D. MILLER, Representing The Travelers Insurance 5 N. Court St. Frederick.

Personal Automobile Scrvi Take oil a few minutes now give me the information necessary to insure your automobile and ride in comfort, and peace of mind. The premium is low and the coverage complete in every detail. Call or phone. LEWIS R. DERTZBAUGII Phone 788 Announcing; The Opening Of THE SERVICE SHOP; At 247 West Patrick St.

Opposite Barbara Fritchie Tourist Cabins We do quality repairing at reas onable prices on electric appliances: Fans, toasters, grills, hot plates, irons, mixers, washing machines, sewing machines, and etc. Automobile starting, lighting and ignition systems, carburetors, and magnetos, air compressors, pumps, motors, and etc. Give us a call and be convinced that we can save you money your repairing. Phone 1651-W Free Parking P. O.

Box 552 Tublic Sale Saturday, December 29lh. at 12.30 p. at former Kefauver property on Maryland Avenue, Braddock Heights: Electric quickbake oven, hot plate, porcelain top table, kitchen cabinet, 5 kitchen chairs, bedroom chair, portable radio, phonograph, end and card tables, bed, mattress, springs, small couch, washstands, rockers, ice box, drapes, pictures, dishes, etc. We are moving to Cali fornia. Notice I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself.

WILLIAM T. ZEPP, Frederick, Route 1 Uncle Cal's Barn Dance EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Bernte's Arena in Frederick Fun Spot For All Ages Real Old Time Barn Dancing Admission 35c, tax included Oil Burners And People People that buy oil burners from get the most satisfaction. Oil urners should be purchased from people who know what you need, that it is installed and serviced properly. You the people are the buyers nd we are the Oil Burner people ho can give you the results. WEIL BROTHERS, 331 N.

Market St. Phone 1090 Farmers Income Tax Work sheets designed by me will not be mailed this year but they places: K. M. the following Farmers Co-op. Freder- I ick: Farmers Co-op.

town; H. C. Summers Jef-I ferson: Brunswick Co-op. Assn. I Brunswick: Farmers Co-op Assn.

Union Bridge: Farmers Supply Walkersville; Thurmont Milling Thurmont. ANDERSON. Sec. Plumbing and Repairing JOHN H. BOYER, Phone 1719 If Yoi Want A Home Built, remodeled, torn down or any other work, we can do it.

We also specialize in water-proofing cellars or cement pits. H. F. BALL General Contractor or Phone 1650-R chairs. White sewing machine, in 1 good condition; "large kitchen sink, 29- at 1 o'clock, small G.

E. ice box. large Prima p' at 307 East Tnird street-washer, in A-l shape: 3-burncr oil Frederick. the following: stove with baker, 9x12 linoleum Gas stovc- A- radif and vic- Hauling Of All Kinds 0f dishes and glassware, ''fola. 3-piecc parlor suit; 4 bureaus.

Long distance and local. Reason- cooking utensils. Acme coal and vanity bench, chest of drawers. 3 double heater, cook stove. focKers etiatrs.

outlet, china met. china Jo. iron kettle, garden tools, cross closet, night tabic. articles and tools not mentioned. table, one 2(i" bicycle, 11 I Cash.

ducks. Many other articles. on all chil- I MRS. JOHN M. AHALT, Attend this sale.

6 to 12. Val- Thurmont, Md. T. FILES I. Glenn Trout.

Auctioneer John W. Null, Auctioneer. HENRY 17-13 N. MARKET ST. R.

L. Kelly. Clerk, (Alvie Etzler, Clerk. Local Mentions Card Of Thanks We wish to express our thanks I to our friends and especially our i neighbors for their many nets of kindness and sympathy during the 102 EAST 7TH ST. PHONE 659-R dc.nthJ* our Mr.

Alien Lewis Kline. Also for flowers and use of automobiles. THE CHILDREN. Do Not Fail To See Our Christinas Decorations at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry G. George Street. Walkersville. Firestone Home Auto Supplies 30 EAST PATRICK ST. Will Be Closed December 26.

U7 and 28 For Taking Inventory Every Saturday Night BIG PIPE CREEK PARK, Taneytown. Md. "Musical Melodiers," WFMD Special Heavy Duck Utility Kit Water Repellent, 2 button a perfect overnight or sport bag or CIcti Children's Coat Coats- Call 8-5-Z For your Aulomobili Suits From $3.98 to $14.98 FREDERICK CLOAK SUIT STORE Retail Bakery Closed Our retail store will be closed from Christmas day to New Year' day inclusive. GARBER BAKING Corner 5th and Market Sts. Dr.

Ira Brandflcld Has resumed the practice of eye, ear, nose and throat. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our patrons WARNER BEAUTY STUDIO For Sale Split wood, furnace wood, stove wood and fireplace wood, oak and chestnut All seasoned. Delivered Anywhere BERNIE'S, 469 West Patrick Street Phone 790 Sec Irish For your electrical wiring and repair work. HARRY TINNEY, 12 Hamilton Avenue Phone 1453-J florae Insulation! a thorough dependable Job of home Insulation, sec H. J.

Kester, 3lb V. 3rd St. Phone 532-J. Tarty Is Known who lifted the lady's pocketbook containing $400 in cash at Mc- Crorv's -Friday niehf llnlnno at once, person will be prosecuted. Return to McCrory's or 103 Pennsylvania or Phone 95-M.

"Why Pay More or Be Satisfied With Insure how with your local Farm Bureau agent. Low net cost. Prompt and satisfactory, state and nation- vide service. The largest insurer of automobiles in the state. Nonassessable.

C. R. ALBAUGH. Representative, Phone 102-Sr-Markct St. Notice Trappers and Farmers Sell to Frederick's oldest and largest Beef Hide and Raw Fur House for.

top market prices. Prompt returns on all shipments. JUNK COMPANY, Frank Gastley and Sons Phone 383 310-12 Chapel Alley, Frederick, Md. Local Mentions Masonic Notice Members of Columbia Lodge. No.

Do It Now! Low Largest HELP wanted Easy Quick Service. EVELYN M. MILLER, Representing The Travelers Insurance Co. 5 North Court St. Frederick, Md.

Scat Covers In stork tn fit everv ear WEIL BROTHERS, 331 N. Market Street For Your Convenience ihe lollowirrg progressive mer- Fredcrick Co. Farm Bureau i wants arc now selling Superior Wax. Wc think this is the best self-General Hauling polishing wax made by the S. C.

Prompt Reasonable Rales I Johnson Son. Inc. Ask Your Neighbor Price $2.00 per gallon C. W. STUP SON, 203 West Patrick St.

ORNDORFF'S CASH MARKET, 7th and Market WEDDLE'S GROCERY, 22 West 7th Street FAVORITE'S. 116 East Patrick St. Attention Independents AH membership dues must be paid not later than January 4 or members will be unaole to vote in the election January 25 Membership cards may be obtained from the drivers at the engine house. GUY V. BRUST, Treasurer.

On Sale All Sizes Army Shoes. Pants and Shirts, Army Arctics, Sheep-lined Coats, Army Wool Pants and Shirts, brary table, Army Raincoats and Field Jackets. Miller's Shoe Repairing, S. Mkt. For Sale Six room modern brick dwelling Desirable location in northwest section.

Apply NICODEMUS WERTHEIMER A. Masons will meet' ir. special riefa coats- luiiuiiunicatiuu on hunday, December 30. at 10.30 a. in.

for the purpose of attending Divine Worship at the Evangelical Lutheran Church. WILBUR M. SEEGER, Worshipful Master Columbia Lodge. E. BRYAN RICE.

Worshipful Master Lynch Lodge. If General Hauling DONALD C. HARNE. Ph. 24 E.

Third Street eleetrici ue 1772-W between 6 and 7 p. in. Clearance been wantine brieht new dress for the holidays, here's your opportunity to buy several at tremendous savings from $5. FREDERICK CLOAK SUIT Radio THE ELECTRONICS SHOP. 110 West Patrick St.

For Modern Precision Servicing of Your Radio Former RCA Field Engineer J. II. Goodman, Prop. Reliable Junk Company MAURICE SCLAR. Prop.

Water B. O. Ave. Office 966 Residence 1712-W Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of junk, beef hides and furs. Used pipe for Sale No Poultry Wanted Until After January 1 STUDY'S GROCERY, 501 North Market St.

Special Purchase of fine indies gabardine raincoats and trench coats. Values to SI'' 98 Our price, $5.98. Tan, Red. Blue. HENRY'S 17-19 MARKET ST.

Airport Inn DanciiiL' TUESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Lou Hills 9 p. m. to 1 a. Wc serve chicken and steak dinner and sandwiches of all kinds. Special Parties Accommodated Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday i-nonc reaeriCK low-i -zi Closed Monday Firestone Home Auto Supplii 30 EAST PATRICK ST.

Will Bo Closed December 26, 27 and 28 For Taking Inventory HJ5LP WANTED ED WAITRESSES, 350 E. Third Street. 12-20d3f HELP WANTED CARPET SEWER nnu layer. Apply Housekeeper, Frnnclj Scott Key Ho I I. 1 8 tf MAN 'TO WORK ON'gEN- ernl farm by month.

House furnished. Apply Harry A. Youne. West WANTED rary worK. iloners Oflicv SouUibrook Lam TYPISTS FOR TEMPO- references, aiso i of Help.

John A. Su rcdcriclc, Md. Telophon NTED MA1 wantei; WORKING ascr for one of the stair. kn cm-baler and combine, wanes and modern hou to schools and furnish references. 2611.

care Frederick HELP WANTED Dept. Store. 342 1 HELP WANTED 'V1 2-2BriatU FOR WANTED ONE HOUSEKEEPER. BY-i-5. Clifton.

family of 'ill' "aU i Mary L. Es-Id. 12-2Rd(il 12-2NV 21 WANTED FIRST CLASS DAIRY- stock: house fur- convcnienccs. First red. Address Fred-iox 221(1.

2-22d0txl2-24w2t HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED tenant house OFFICE GIRL, exoericnee. Ref-AoDiy Labovilz Market St. IELP WANTED -WHITE OR COLOR-ed cirl for General housework and Excellent salary to right Phone 954. 12-26d6t HELp A MONTH FOR -ick HELP WANTED RELIABLE FIRM Frerle- Box 20IQ. HELP MAN FOR DAIRY and farm work.

Write Fred'k. Ncws- Post. Box 1 904 12-20d6f HELP SINGLE MAN FOR eeneral farm and dairy work. John B. Jov.

Union Bridcie. Phone 5S-F-21. HELP HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED waitresses for coffee room. Apoly Mrs. Boyer, Francis Scott Key Hotel.

Local Mentions Clearance Coats Ladies 100 all wool Chester- Ice Cold Beer All Favored Brands By Bottle or Case MILLARD HAINES. (Rear) 614 N. Market Street Phone 580-R Christmas Cash Invest some of your Christmas cash in a new fur coat or good looking sport coat or dress coat, also a very fine selection of suits to be worn now thru spring. HENRY'S 17-19 N. MARKET ST.

Lt. Edward Storm, USNR announces that he will resume the practice of law in Frederick and Enmiitsburg on December 27, 1945. rcderick 1 East Church St. 2nd floor, daily except Saturday. Emmitsburg Judge Ash's Office.

9.00 a. i Phone Frederick 1122 i. every LOST AND FOUND BROWN' inn valuable tnct Ralph E. VALLET CONTAIN- 1797-J-a. Liberal LOST OR BROWN AND white Fox Terrier, answers name Liberal re-Jane to the Has- -ICENSE PLATE 4 FOR FURNISHED or bi orlvilcKC3- Apply (i Mt.

tOR RENT FURNISHED APART-merit. Centrally located. Available 1. Ifl-tG. Phone FOR RENT THREE couple preferred.

531 Weil Patrick Street. 12-28d3f FOR RENT FRONT ROOM, SUIT-' one Person. Phone 598-M. Dill Ave. 12-28dtt for rent-Tfurnished bedroom' second floor, frond.

Apply 28G Dill FOR RENT LARGE WARM FUR-nished room. Apply 222 South Mar- fcgj.S'- 12-27dtf FOR RENT FURNISHED BEDROOM Apoly 203 West South St. Shank. Middlctom FOR RENT" lone Braddock Market St. Good prices.

170 ACRES. r-ater. 'Equipped for Bal-. ROOM vimMTCurri Braddock Helchts, Md. from FOR RENT THREE ROOM FUR-nis-hed apartment with use of bath.

DESIRABLE FRONT for couple. 250 12-2td6t WANTED TO BUY by April 1st. Fifty-fifty basis. Write Box 2609. Frederick News-Post.

I2-26d3f WANTED RABBITS. 7 LBS. AND WANTED CLOCK RE- Georce Webster Store. Phone Braddock 3241. WANTED HOUSE TRAILER.

18 vandls Jewelry Store 27 South OLD DISABLED DEAD FOR. SALE binoculars, will ick News-Post. FEW RADIOS. -'BAT-. lors.

uiekup FOR 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM offer top I suite. 2 linoleum russ, 4 chairs. FOR 1944 CUSHMAN MOTOR scooter. Good condition. Phone 1191.

Ext. 181. or Dhone 871 p. m. FOUR ACRES OF with a five room house lo-Woodsboro District.

Apply rson St. FOR SALE rCV. 23 TO 3 40 cents per dou Robert Luhn. Ballen GUINEA PIGS. 1 lbs.

each. 3 old John w. Kinnsmnn. Myc FOR SALE CIGARETTE VENDING machine. Reasonable.

Scottv's. 3rd ALFALFA HAY. RS. 12-26d30f .3. TURKEYS.

FOR PIANOS! PIANOS! TRE- Fairview Ave Phone.