The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

THE DAILY NEWS, FIBDERICK, SATURDAY, MAY 14, fltl Brief Bits From Towns In County friends. -Mrs. Middletown Middletown. May Anders, of Baltimore, spent the week end at his parenUal Home here. --Mr.

Donald Doub, of Baltimore, speut the week-end with his mother, Mrs. W. W. Doub, this place. --Mies Mary Toms, a member the Mt.

Airy High School faculty, spent the week-end at her home in Middletown. Mr. Lee KeCauver, of Baltimore, epent the week-end at tho home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm. J.

Kefauver, this place. --Mr. and Mrs George Darner and daughter, Miss Josephine, of Jefferson, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Prank Darner, this place. --Miss Ruth Haupt, English teacher at the Myereville High School spent the week-end Lebanon Valley College, AnnMlle, visltln? Arthur Gleason and sou Arthur and wife, of.

Washing ton, C-, spent Sunday last with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Gaylor, till- place.

--Rev. Wm. Chas. Day, and Rev H. C.

Erdman, of Burkittsville, at tended the sessions of Seminarj Week, fit Gettysburg College, Gettys burg. last week. --Miss Mary C. Ifert, has return ed from a five days' visit to rela tives and friends in Hagerstown, Lei tersburg, Wayuesboro, Greencastle Middleburg and Boonesboro. --Mr.

and Mrs. Chas. T. Morris of Baltimore, spent a portion of las week with their daughter, Mrs. 3 S.

Williams, in the Weslyan Apart ments, this place. --Miss Viola Holter, student at the Maryland State Normal Towson, spent the week-end at has home here. She was accompaniei by Miss Dorothy Webb, also of the Normal School. --Mrs. Lloyd Stultz, and sister Mrs.

Clyde Wachtel. of Myersvllle left last Tuesday for Norfolk, Va. for a week's -visit to their brother Mr. Raymond Wilhide and family of that place. --Mrs.

Bertha Dillon. Mrs. Ellen Banner and daughter. Miss Fannie: Mrs. Rebecac Compher and Mrs May Gaylor, this place, spent Thurs day of last week with Dr.

and Mrs J. D. S. Youn-g. at Rohrersville Washington county.

---Mr. and Mrs. John W. Eldridgp and daughter, Dorotha, of Myprs- ville- Miss Hauver, of Middletown and Rev. B.

F. Blubaugh, Myersvllle. motored to Annville, last Saturday to attend the May Day celebra tion at Lebanan College. --Mr. Charles L.

Weaver, Boy Scout Regional Director of Richmond, district, spent last Monday at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs. C. Alfred Weaver, this place. Mr. and Mrc.

Weaver accom panied their son home for hews, the Routzahn brothers, of Philadelphia. --Mr. Herman Kline has purchased a Ford coupe. --Mrs. Florence Kline, wife of Sherman Kline, met with a serious accident when she fell from the upper floor of the barn, striking a manure spreader below.

She was badly bruised and lacerated. --Miss Ruth Rowe, of Ernmits burg, spent the week-end with Miss Eugenia Hays. --Mr. Henry Stottlemyer. whose condition Improved for a time, has suffered a relapse.

--Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kline announce the birth a daughter. Funerals a visit of several weeks in Richmond. --Mrs.

Mary E. Williams, of Baltimore, is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Wu- liams in the Weslyan Apartments this place. The first-mentioned Mrs Williams was accompanied to Middletown from Baltimore by her daughter, Mrs. Chas. A. Poole and son, --Mrs.

Geo. C. Rhoderick, this place, spent Thursday of last week in Hagerstown, attending a meeting of the Maryland executive committee of the American Legion Auxil iary, of which she is a member Mrs. Rhoderick also attended the banquet in the evening, held at the Currey Tea Rooms. --Mr.

and Mrs. Orville Kefauver, of Mt. Savage, spent the weekend in Middletown. arriving last Friday evening to witness the play, "Step Husband," given by the Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion that evening. Mrs.

Kefauver played the part of Mary Marshall the leading feminine role, when the play was Savage. given recently at Mt. Wolfsville Wolfsville May Hoover died' at his home, near Hagerstown, Friday last, aged S6 years, 0 months and 5 days. He was a native of this place, where he resided until about 30 years ago, when he moved on a farm 'near Hagerstown. He is survived by one daughter, one granddaughter, Miss Alice Leatherman; one brother, J.

W. Hoover this place, aged 90 years and one sister, Mrs. Ellen Martin, also of this place- Wolfe attended sessions of the Sunday School convention held at Grossnickle's Church of the Brethren, near Ellertojj, last Sunday. Mr. aad Mrs.

A. E. Sensenbaugh and members of their family; Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Leatherman and children; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leatherman, Mr. Marshal Leatherman and children; Misses Maude and Rhae Brandenburg, and Mr.

Archie Brandenburg, all of this place, were pres. ent at the afternoon session. --The eprlng Sunday School rally will be held at the U. B. Church this place, Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.

Rev. John W- Fisher will deliver the principal address. --Mr. and Mrs. Asa Stottlemyer and children, celebrated Mother's Day by going to the home of Mrs.

Stottlemyer's mother, at Beaver Creek, and taking her to a Mother's Day service held in her church there. --Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McFarland and children, Harold and Leona, ol Strasburg, returned home Tues- after spending a week with Mrs. McFarland's parents, Mr.

and Mre. C. C. Stottlemyer, this place! --Mr. A.

B. Stottlemyer and little daughter, Isabel, of Waynesboro, were Sunday visitors in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Stottlemyer. --Miss Etta Brandenburg, one of the high school students, has been quite ill for more than a week. --Mrs. Rooklyn Pryor was taken very ill on Monday. --Mr.

Rooklyn Pryor and family, and Mr. Otho Wolfe and family moved into their respective homes last Friday. Mr. Pryor has moved his store into the vacant store room in the dwelling of Mrs. Fannie Wise.

--Mr. James Bear continues ill. --Mr. John Bear has been present- a Ford touring car bjr hit nep- The funeral of Mrs. Annie Vir glnia Bell took place from her late home, 219 West South street Friday morning at 10 o'clock, conducted by Rev.

Dr. U. S. G. Rupp, pas tor of the 'Evengelical Lutheran church.

There were many floral tributes. The body was' taken to Boonsboro, Washington county, where interment was made. Pall bearers were: John F. Kreh, Giles Herwlg. Benton Kuodle.

Ezra D. Hoffman, Herbert S. Schrbeder, and E. W. Fossen.

Interment, Lutheran, cemetery, Boonsboro. C. E. Cline, funeral director. Among The Sick Mr.

Millard Young, of near Jefferson, is at the Frederick City Hospital, where an operation was performed on his jaw. Mrs. Sheridan Toms, of Bethel, who has been indisposed, is improving. Miss Ira Buhrman, of Bethel, who has been suffering with a sore throat, is improving. Mrs.

Amanda Draper, of Bethel, who has suffered a stroke of paralysis some time ago, is reported as improved. Purely Personal Judge and Mrs. Glenn H. Wor'h ington and sons, Messrs. Richa.d and John- have returned after a three-day motor through southern Maryland.

Mr. and Mrs. Simon Summers, of Harmony, are rejoicing over the recent birth of a son. Rev. and Mrs.

Douglass Hooff and Miss Robbins are spending some time at Atlantic City, N. J. The health of Mrs. Hooff, who is recuperating from an illness of pneu mottia, is much improved. D.

A. R. Elects. The regular meeting of Col. Tench Tilghman Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, was held at the Montgomery Country Club, with Mrs.

Laura Griffith as hostess. Owing to the illness of the regent, the vice-regent, Mrs. Ernest L. Bullard, presided. The fleers were elected following of- for one year: Regent, Mrs.

Enoch G. Johnson; vice-regent, Miss Lucy Lee Bowie; recording secretary, Miss Daisy Loughborough: corresponding secretary, Miss Edith Magruder; registrar, Mrs. Randolph Talbott; historian, Mrs. William H. Talbott; auditor, Mrs.

Samuel Riggs, and treasurer, Mrs. James Nicholson. Reports of the Daughters of the American Revolution Congress were made by Mrs. E. G.

Johnson, Miss Magruder, Mrs. Gibson and Mrs. Shick. The chairman of manuals. Mrs.

Gibson, reported that eleven manuals had been distributed last month. The chairman of patriotic education announced that the essay contest had closed and the winner would be announced next week LOCA1 MARKETS WHEAT, (hu.) $1.3" CORN LOCAL MENTION Clvlo Club. The monthly meeting of the Fred erick Civic Cljib will be held Mon day, May 16th, at 2.30 p. m. iu th V.

M. C. A. BELLA B. BALTZELL.

Corresponding; Secretary. Public Sale. Ou May 21st, at 1.30 p. 1 wil sell at 114 South Market 1 New Oriole range complete, 1 Vic trola and records, lot of bedi, dress ers, washstauds. chairs, side board, buffet, pictures, floor coverings, dishes, cooking 'euslls and many other articles.

Term cash. CLARA NULL BOYBR. John Null, auct. Richard Thomas, clerk. Do not starve your Lawn, Garden Flowers, Shrubbery, and Trees--tee them Vigoro, specially prepared plan food--A Swift and Company product For sale by SEEGER AND CO.

45 S. Market St. Proposals. Sealed bids or proposals, address ed to the Board of School Gommte sioners of Frederick County. Mary land, and marked "Bids Nei Schools at Urbana and Myersvlllo will be received at the office o.

the Secretary of ttoe board. Freder ick, Maryland, until noon, TUESDAY, MAY 24. 1927, All bids must be on the forms at tached to the and price for each item of proposed work in both writing and figures. No bids will be received unless ac companied by a certified check of the bidder, on a clearing-house bank for Two Hundred Dollars pay able to the President or Secretary o. the Frederick County Board, which will be forfeited to said board as 11 quidated damages case an aware is made, and the contractor will fal in fulfilling the requirements prompt execution and delivery of tond.

The checks of the bidders will be returned to them af ter the contract is awarded. The cheek of the successful bidder will be returned to him after the execution of the contract and bond. Plans and specifications may be secured from A. A. Hileman, archl tect, or from the School Office G.

LLOT.D PALMER, Secretary. Specials For Saturday. Sirloin Steak 33c Ib Round Steak 2Sc Ib Liver I9c Ib Picnic Shoulder 22c Ib Bacon 4Sc Ib Herring, 4 pounds 25(. Roe Shad 33c Ib J. WILLIAM XOTXAGLE 304 North Market St Phone 124S--We Deliver.

(Successor to Kolb Bros.) Announcement. Dr. Bruce Crist, desires to au noun-ce his practice fs now limlta.l to diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Hours 9 to 12 a- 2 to 5 p. m.

4 W. Church Frederick. Md. Watch Simpson's Suits. More Simpson's suits sold in Frederick last week than any one previous week.

pure virgin wool, tailored to measure suit, where fit, andV satisfaction are guaranteed. Price $23 50 and 50. P. LUTHER RICE. 'Phone 2S9-R.

29 East Third. Wait for the Thirteenth Series. if the Fidelity Building and Loan starting Saturday. June 4 Offices at Fredericktown Savings Institution. Polish Your Floirs Quick.

Rent an Electric Polisher. Phone 290-W. LOCAL MENTION Proclamation. To the People of Frederick: WHEREAS the Blue Ridge Baseball season opens Monday, May 16 with Frederick's opening game at home and WHEREAS, it is desired that all residents recognize the occasion ami a warm welcome to the and WHEREAS, It is desired that all employers co-operate in permitting their employes to attend this first game at home. NOW THEREFORE, Lloyd C.

Culler, 1 Mayor of Frederick do -here by proclaim a quarter day holiday tor city of Frederick on the afternoon of Monday, May 16, beginning at 2.39 Done at the City of Frederick, this 14th day of May, 1927, LLOYD C. CULLER, Mayor. Enjoy Your Sunday Dinner in the Beautiful, newly-decorattd Royal Dining Room, where they serve the best SI Roast Spring Chicken Dinner $1. MJenu: Soups. Cream of Chicken or Home-made Vegetable.

Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing Baked Candled Sweet Potatoes. Hearts of Celery. Stuffed Olives. Green Peas. Shrimp Salad.

Apple Pie a la mode. Coffee or Milk. Eat in an immaculate and spotless dining-room, where the kitchen's san- tary conditions are incomparable and second to none. Politeness is our test advertisement and our motto. Regular Sunday Dinner.

Served with one-half spring cMcken, 90 cents. MARYLAND RESTAURANT. Reserved Seats. For the opening of the baseball season between Frederick and SIcCurdy Field, Monday af- ernoon, may be secured at Schmidt's Tobcco Store or Charles F. Cramer.

South Market street. Dine on Sunday At Mammy's Waffle Inn. 101 EAST PATRICK ST, A recital will be given in the auditorium of the I. O. O.

F. Home Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock, under the auspices of King David Lodge, No. 50. The public is cordially invited to attend. Plants For Per Dzen Asters, 15c; Snapdragons, 30c; Cabbage, lOc; Tomatoes, lOc and 20c Salvia, 30c Potted Snapdragons, 5c each EDWARD H.

SHARPE, Hotter Ave. 1 -Hershberger's. Milk Chocolate Covered Cream Mints Special, 4c a pound. Notice. I will not be responsible for any future debts contracted by my wife.

CHARLES W. EBBERTS. For Rent. Fve-room apartment, equipped with electric refrigerator, U. water ysar round, hard wood floors, window screens, blinds, and awnings.

HARRY L. EBERT. Market and Fifth St Fifty Per Cent. Reduction On Eleo. trical Fixtures, THE POTOMAC EDISON CO.

26 Patrick St 'Phone 703 Notice to Public. Have your closets, ness pools and wells cleaned in the sanitary way. GEORGE: B. 11 W. Siith Jt.

1313 Tea House Opens. Brocton Orchards Tea House, Bar- mony Grove, is now open'for the season. Chicken and waffle dinner, (1.50. Salads, sandwiches, fruit sundaes and soft drinks. 'Phone 1013-W.

Notice to the Public. Bring to my place of business yonr rage, bags, auto tires, inner magazines, bones, rid Iron, brass copper and auto radiators. Hlgnsst cash prices paid. We have three and four inch pipe for sale. Phone 383.

FREDERICK JUNK COMPANY Frank Oastley, Shop Chapel Alley, (between 'rd and 'th Sts.) Residence, XII East Third Street. LOCAL MENTION For ialc. Seven passenger Winton Tourlu car. good shape, tires good, wil demonstrate. Price reasonable.

ARTHUR B. LEVY, Day 1092--Evenings, 782 Notice. G. H. S.

A. An important business meeting the Girls' High School Alumnae A sedation will be held -n the Y. A. auditorium. Monday, May at 7.30 p.

m. All members are urg ed to attend. Pot Tomato Plants. and a full line of other vegetabl plants- DAVID QROFF, 915. Cor.

Market and 7th Sts May Ball, Tuesday, May 17, Frederick Armory. Benefit Frederick Club. Spectacular Lighting Effects. Singers--Dance Prises. 1st Regiment Orchestra.

Dancing 9 until 1. Ladles 50c. Oentt. 7Sc Miss Weaver, Permanent Expert, C. Nestle Fifth New York Buckingham's -Jilon June 13 to 17 Book early.

Call today. 'Phone Uawn Mowers Sharpened and repaired. Also cutlery. Callo tor and delivered. Frank James.

15 W. Fifth St. 'Phone 161-R. Loans Up To SSOO. Immediate service.

No indorsar Required. FREDERICK SMALL LOAN CO. 106 Court St. 'Phone 842. Garage Space For Rentt Individual spaces In modern heated garage.

Rates per month. LEE AUTOMOTIVE SALES. 410 North Market Street For Sale Cheap. Six room brick house with bath all modern conveniences, large frou porch, garage in rear. No.

110 Eaa Third street. Telephone No. 479. EDWARD J. SMITH.

101 West Second St. Loans up to $300. On Personal Property. THE COMMERCIAL AND CREDIT CO. Loans Supervised by State Bank Commission.

Potomac Edison Building, 26 W. Patrick St NOTICES. MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Pursuant to the provisions Chapter 72 of the Acts of the Gen eral Assembly of Maryland, passed in the year 1910. notice is hereby given that the Board of Aldermen will convene in session in then room in the City Hall building, in Frederick, Maryland, on WEDNESDAY, MAY ISth, 1927.

at the hour of seven-thirty p. for the purpose of taking action on an Ordinance providing for the con struction of a terra cotta sewer under the bed of East Third street between Market Street and Middle Alley, in Frederick, Maryland, with laterals leading to the curbs, and for the repaving of said portion of Easl Third street, with paving material to be designated in said Ordinance and for assessing against the prop erty binding on said portion of East Third street an amount equal to one half the costs and expenses of said work, in proportion to the frontage of the properties thereon, the balance of said costs and expenses to be paid by The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick. All persons interested are hereby notified to appear before the Board of Aldermen at the time and place specified in this notice and all will be given an opportunity to be heard upon the matters and things contained in said ordinance and the passage therof. LLOYD C. CULLER, Mayor.

MISCELLANEOUS. AGENTS SELL, GAS 3c CALLOW. 300 per cent, profit. Your address on cans. No fake.

Guaranteed product, ree particulars and proof. lompany, Alexandria, Canada- TVEEKLT EAST. AddresslnR mall at home. Good opportunity. No canvassing: or exper- ence.

Particulars 2c stamp Business Service Holland, ndiana. TO $50 WEEK- ly addressing cards at home: experience unnecessary. 2c brings full particulars. H. Llchty.

New Castle, Indiana. :0 MORE IN- ventlon prevents shoulder straps from ellpplng-. Representative, wanted. For particulars and free otter write direct to factory. North WJndham.

C5 au A DAT. STEADY work. Wonderful new proposition. Hudson car furnished to workers. Write quick for offer before tcrrl- ory Is snapped ut.

American rro- acts 7T96 Monmouth, Cincinnati, MAN TO TAKE OVER THIS territory as District Manager for arge concern selling shrubs, roses, ornamental and fruit trees. or ull Experience unnecessary. Pay weekly. Free equipment. F.

Xurseries. Newark, New rprk. IHRYSANTHEMTTMS, 25 VARIETIES prize winning field, grown different hades, yellow, red, flesh, lavender, ream, pink, white, variegated yel- ow red, reverse of petals. Strong ilants. 8c: 25, 60, $2.25: 160.

4.85. Blooms 6 to 9 inches across. Jultural directions furnished. State nspected. Mrs.

J. F. Chapman. TCUI- on. Ga.

INCOME. CAN BE 'earned by energetic man represent- old reliable nursery in Inlty. Character and personality more essential than actual experience. Efficient training. Full or part time.

Write Hoopes, Bro. Thomas com- any. West Chester. Pa. 5RDE-R TOtJR BAB? CHICKS early for May and June delivery rom Rice's Chick Hatchery, Walk- rsTllle.

Md. Barred Rocks, Rhode stand Re5s and WhWe Leghorns. Vrlta or 'Phone No. 7, Walkersvllle. 'rom I p.

m. until 10 p. m. Do not phone on Friday. g4.d32twl2t POTOMAC EDISON CO.

offers to far-seeing lers permanent ind lucrative posl- In the Appliance Department Mr. Kohrbacb, PUBLIC SALES. CONSTABLE SALE). By virtue ot a write nt vDlstratnt of state of Maryland. Issued by A V.

Bennett, a JustU-e ol the IVuoo ut the State of Maryland, and for Frederick County, being No. 11 Magistrate lA-iginal. at tho suit ot WorUilngtou C. Staley ana for OtO- Fees, against the goods and chattels, rights and credits ot John Linton, 1 have a Into except i 511 (lie right, claim, Interest and estate, both at and in of tho saUl John W. bint on.

In and to the following personal property, 1 V1OTKOLA AND RECORDS. 1 cupboard, 1 cook stove, 1 table, 1 rocking chair, 1 round table, 1 oil stove. 6 chairs. 1 sideboard, library suit. 3 largo chairs, 1 lot of pictures on wall.

1 lamp, wooden bod and betiding, Iron bed, 1 wash stand, cot, 1 couch, a stands, 1 mntttng druggut, 1 lot of cooking utensils, lot dishes and glassware, and all other household goods on promises. 1 give notice that on TUESDAY. MAY 17th, 19S7, at 1 o'clock p. I will sell at US West Sixth street, Frederick City, Frederick County, Maryland, tho abovo described personal property so seised and token execution at public sale to tho rst bidder for cash. CHARLES W.

SMITH, Constable. R. s. Lep.se, Auctioneer. TRUSTEES' SALE.

By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court for Frederick Countv. sitting as a Court of Equity and passed In a causo pending In said Court, wherein John Quynn Rodock Is Complainant, and Reglna Raggl, are Defeii''. nts. being No. 11.440 Equity, the undersigned Trustees named In said Decree, will sell at public sale at the Court House door.

In Frederick City, Maryland, on SATURDAY. THE 4th DAY OF JUNE, 1027. at eleven "'dock a. all the following described real estate located in Frederick. Frederick County, Waryand.

and described In the following deeds, to-wlt: 1. All that parcel of land with the Improvements thereon described In a deed from D. Princeton Buckey and Emory L. Coblentz, Trustees, to ne nrge 8 Rodock. dated July 6th, 1910, and recorded In Liber H.

No. 294. Folio 49. one of the Land Records for Frederick County. This parcel of real estate has a frontafts on tho South side of East PatrlcK street of thirty-one feet, more or less, and twonty-flve, more or less on Carroll street It Is Improved with a THREE-STORY BRICK HOUSE, metal roof, fifteen rooms, two baths and a basement room which can be converted I a storeroom, has a new strain he.itlnj; and Is in an state of preservation.

This property Is In close proximity to the pnstofflce nnd all three railroad stations. Posaosslon will tie K-ivcn to the purchaser subject to the rlRlits of Charles L. Fnrnsworth ami wife, lessees, for a term of three years from October 1st, 1921,, at a rental of One Hundred ($100.00) Dollars per month, which lease will be nsslKne-l to tho purchaser. This property Is now belnpr used as a hotel The smnll frame orccted on tho propertv i on Carroll street Is exempted from, this sale. Al! that parcel of land with the Improvements thereon described in deed frn-n Houff and to Oeorffe S.

Rodock. a A i 1SS1, and recorded In Liber A. No 3. Folio 257, A-c. one of the Lnnc Tierords for Frederick This propertv consists of TWO BIUCK HOUSES, with metal rrofs, four rooms each totrethfr i a i in each homo, li located on tho Eait sirtf of North Bentz street between Third and streets There Is cellar ench of them houses with i In the houses.

There IB an alley to houses on each Plrle Tho propertv ha a a of feet, more or less on Bents Rtreet anfl with even i to a depth of slvtv-flve feet more or Terms of Pale, as Prescribed by Decren of of tho purchase rnonev to bn a i In rash on the dav of sale or on tho ratlflra- thereof by the Court the i In six months The srivlnjr his, her or i i a i security a a i I from the sale for the deferred a or all cash, nt the i of tlio chaser The i a to be the of A deposit 2 0 0 1 Hollars i be i on the flrsl parpel Two Dollari each on the houses in the second PRTNCETOX KUCKEY WILLIAM M. STORM. Guy Fout. A i Tr stecs x6-3 CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK, PUBLK SALE to the a of mv wife 1 will sell at i sale at mv home one i i wen of -n The road to Point of Rocks, on TUESDAY. MAY 17 1927.

at 1 o'clock p. a a O'ne horse. 1 oow 1 onr-horse bol- lot of a i a 2 tons: about 10 barrels of ear corn. 1 pair scales, 800 pounds: a tools i TBe lot of 2 mattccks. 2 5lm hammers, lot of bars and drills, 1 horse scoop, 1 i press ss caw 2 san1 sieves! block and tackle, 2 oil a lot of i argre used ml i i i rfir oorn shell I small sfteller.

1 hand mill to crack corn for chickens, a lot of garden tools, I No cook stcve. In good order: 1 four- burner oil stove and baker pots pans, kettles. 1 larue double heater! coal stove, 1 stove. I wood stove, 3 clocks. 2 large wardrobes I rug 1 10sl2 brus.icU ruy.U 9x12 prnssels rug, 3 sets bedroom furniture.

1 parlo. suite. 2 hat racks. 1 cream separator. 1 barrel of vinegar Lbout SO pounds of lard, a lot of po- atoes.

1 barrel of dahlia roots and many other articles. One sewing machine. 1 Perfection oil stove, a largo lot i Jars, pic- ures In frames, a lot of large picture rames. Terms, cash. MARION MICHAEL.

John W. Null. Auctioneer. Thomas. Clerk.

TITB CITIZENS' NATlONAb OF FREDERICK, Ml). CAPITAL $100,000.00 SlTBPLUS $600,000.00 OFFICERS JOSEPH D. tyutnt, Chairman of Board, HOLMES D. BAKER, President. JOHN H.

BAKEK, Vice-President. JOSEPH MCDIVIT, Vice-President WILLIAM G. ZiMMEKUAK, Cashier. SAMUEL G. Dtmix, Assistant CasAter.

J. TRAVERS THOMAS, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS JOSEPH O. BAKER, THOMAS H. HALLER, CHARLES H.

CONLEY, M. D. PETER L. HARGETT. JOHN S.

NEWMAN, JAMES H. GAMBBILL, HOLMEO D. BAKER. DANIEL BAKER, JOHN H. BAKER, ELIAS B.

RAMSBURGH. PEOPEETY FOE SALE. DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE Sealed proposals win be received George H. and Elmer C. Railing Executors, before the 31st DAY CV MAY, 1927, or the modern and desirable dwell- ng known as "THE RAILING PROPERTY" Ituated near the corner of Market ind Fourth Sts, No.

7 East Fourttt This property has many advan- ages for an ideal home and also relng situated In the business sec- ion adjoining the beautlul Standard JH Service Station it would make an deal location for business and espe- lally auto supplies, dlsnlay and re- i 8 0p The Executors reserve ne right to reject any and nil bids. GEORGE H. RATLING. ELMER C. RAILING, OF READING GLASS- Finder return to BOX 1,108 are News-Post and receive reword AND WHITE BULL aog.

License 4,000. 'Phone 04-M. Reward. AUTOMOBILES FOE SALE. OR FORD COUPK, excellent condition, good 'hone 012.

FOE SALE. FOR BABY CHICKS, Hatched from free raiiKe healthy llocU of Barred Rhode Island leds. White Leghorns and Anconas. CHICKS from one dav old to threei weeks old. Chicks $10.00 hundred.

The Wayne Hatchery. 31 N. Church Waynesboro, Pa. A. TV.

on Proprietor. 'Phone 32S-M. FOR FISH AND SEV- eral a sclerled brood nih. Now is tho ttnw to your farm. Price right See Mr.

Hummers, at Leo F01V A MAKES. Apply I i i Ave. FOR KITTKNS. brerl from imported stock. Colors white and ellver.

All have poailjreos. 1S29-F-B Mary Ellen Thomas, FOR OF 120 ACRES, timber, meadow land, good inss, close to R. R. Crops, machinery, included. 'Phone 573.

5 TM 3,011 FOR SALE. SEVERAL GOOD young rows, I i one flne registered Jersey. Have too many i heavy nurplun. Have al passed the B. tnst three times Call at 5 p.

m. and see them milked. J. Raymond Zent. near KeyrWar, Ma.

FOR OF BEST LO- cated lota In Upper Driveway on and In rear. For price, inquire Box 410 FOR SALE --NEW MODERN 6-ROOM house. Immediate possession. Apply Henry S. DeGranffe.

Wilson Place. POTTS GRIFFIN. FOR SALE TWO ELECTRIC hovers, 100 chick capacity. Will sell cheap. A.

M. Arnold, at McCardell's wholesale warehouse. Second aid East Sts. FOR FIVE-PIECE PAR- lor suite, one extension table and ono hall rack with looking glass. All In good condition.

R. A. Taylor, 103 East Seventh St. FOR BRICK HOUSE 724 N. Karket St.

Modern, with and rear en Possession April 1. Apply Flautt's Shoe or Harry Stupp. Hardware. WANTED. FOR A MALE beagle hound and for six kittens of mixed breed.

Apply Geo. Gless- jier, Fairvlew Ave, 'Phone 1009-W. HOUSEKEEPER, No washing, no Ironing. John Rlckerd, 215 West Fifth St. WANTED.

AN EXPERIENCED painter at once. Apply A. H. Jackson, 513 N. Market or 'Phone Bl-J.

WANTED. YOUNG' WHITE GIRL to assist In nousework In small 'amily. Must liave references. Mrs. "ranees L.

Wagner, 3038 St. Paul Baltimore, Md. WANTED. WHITE WOMAN TO cook and do housework for two eople. Good home to right person.

Salary $40 a month. 113 Leland St. "hevy Chase, Md. For particulars call at Payne's Hat Shop, Potomac "dlson Bldg. WANT A DEALER for fast selling Copeland Electric Refrigeration.

One in established lectrlc, furniture or appliance business preferred. Good proposition. Hoffman-Staley Electric Hagers- own. Md. FOR SALE.

TWO FINK COUNTY FARMS. it? 1-4 acres, 5 1-2 miles from Taneytown and 21-2 miles from Silver Run. 86 acres under cultivation, baluDi'e in good timber. The land Is mostly llmcstono soil, and is Improved with a 9 room frame house, an especially flne barn with slato root, a 160 ton tile silo and all necessary buildings. This place can be purchased tor $10,000 and but of which Is asked for In cash.

2011-3 acres adjoining the abovo. 185 acres under cultivation, 16 1-? acres In timber. 9 room house with bath, electrlclt and heating plant. Barn 42x90 and tile silo 16x40. These farms are In a hlgu state ot i-ultivatlon partly due to the fact that large number ot have been fed annually on the properties for spring market.

The latter firm Is priced at $15,000 and excellent terms can be had. 1'OTTS GRIFFIN, Realtors, ST Court Street Frederick, tau. THOMAS P. FUNERAL Wsi to tboM ID need ot our our compleu knowledge ot that appertains (o funeral It you wlsb to yourself ot the lenrlcea, of undertaker whose reputation Insured square dealing, yon should employ us. THOMAS P.

RICH FUNERAL DIRECTOR. 406 NORTH MARKET STKJCBT. (31 FREDERICK. MD. W.

N. JOLLIPF1. JOHN W. SNOOK. 8-room frame house.

bank bnrn. good M.ttOO. acres, good land. Nlco house, large bank bnrn. Wonderful buy.

134 good land. brloK bank burn, good outbuildings within mllo of K. st'iclon ami vlllago ot 300. 7-room Modern. Bargain.

South Market St. 6-room brick. Modern. alley. Ave- Immediate possession.

7-room brick. Modern, nice terrace, iloublo garftse. College Single St-room brlclc, facing on N. Market St. 3S1-2 feet, rear alley.

Business opportunity. 6-room brick house. Modern. alley. Park Ave.

Other cltv tn all parti of city. 32 acres, near Clifton St- Cheap to quick buyer. possession, 70 acres, 6-room partly modern house, bunk barn and silo. Other good i i Can get personal property. Good i i location for sale.

20 acres 1-2 mllo of gooa road, new buildings. Wuter and fruit. Immediate possession. Cheap to i buyer. Death of owner.

Fnrms of most any acreages tn all purls of county. JOHN vr. SNOOK. Realtor nnd insurance. Thone 139-J.

OILMOEE E. FLAUl'T. SPECIAL VALUES IN FARM LAND. Farm ol 100 acres, quality land, two streams ot water, two springe. uvra- room frame House, good bank baru.

One-fourth from State Road nUW road station. Price 14,500.00. Terms easy. Farm of about five acres, three mllos from Frederick, along Stale highway. Good seven-room bouse.

This farm is extra well located and well watered. Real bargain to buyer. N. JOLL1FFE, 1 REALTOR. 1 COURT ST.

FREDERICK. 613. f', i FOR RENT. FOR rooms light houastecepintf, ond floor. Ill East TWrrt St.

FOH ROOM. AT some extra storage space. FreO.4 Ick Machinery 3U4 Patrick RfcNT. TWO MODERN APJ mentH. Possession a 1.

AI U. Hargett. US South ilarkut FOR 316 West College Terrace. ROC FOH lir.NT.--TWO-RODS* A Ueclrlu Itehts. gas and ton A ttt lUd East Second street.

FOH splendid ventilation, near Hooo College and ills" School. 'Pho 1309 fOR 11OCS12, rooms, twth anJ Improvements, Reaoonable rent. NO. 1'arlc Place. 'I'hono 295-M.

FOR AND SECONB loor apartments All modern coo." veaienccs. Apply 31 Second St. FOR FUR. riished room, also Kurago. US E.

Third St. KOR MODERN house 2 West Thltil street Apply to 12G W. Third Si. FOR SALE. lNOT.ENCAlK.-Ono of the niont beautiful homes on Uraddock Heights.

8 bnth. hot water heat, elect i anil i a KOPB i a high strode property. Lot 165 teet by 220 fee' to i 20-foot alley. Can be i i rlRlit. 114 6 heat, electric lights, Ions lot- A business location nt n.

residence price. A 3-story brlclc clwelling-i, 7 rooms. i alley, in A-l condition. bo sold to settle an estate COLLEGE 7-room brick dwelling, i bnth. hot water heat, brick grarnpre.

A lifetime home. i exchange on other city property. N. RKKT steam heat, bath, electric lights and gas, hot tvnter heater. One ot the best locations on North a Si.

Will sell for cash tr on cany terms. B. I ST. C-room brick dwelling. Owner win sell at a bargain.

Wants to vacnte bv May 35th. W. SOUTH 6-room hrlck dwelling, heat, electric Iljrhts KH.I. al- Lnrgp lot. Will sacrifice at J2.600.00 cash or easy- terms, i BRAPDOCK of the finest properties near Frederick City, modern home, i very larjre frontaRe on State Road, plenty of choice shrubbery.

larije poultry Everything up-to- date. GILMORE R. FLAUTT. Real and Ttisurance, lOt N. Market St.

(Second Floor.) GRAYSON H. MERGER. F'atrlck 8L--8-rwm fcrlclt with large lot. Possession June 1st. brick wun all conveniences.

Trail A 6-room modern brick dwellings Park Place--fi-room modern, splendid condition. Possession. Park modern "-room modern dwelling, good location, Karagp Possession. 7-icom hrlck. modern dwelling, a corner property Bargain Suburban property of Im- prox'ed with all modern conveniences Farm of 155 acres on Stars Road tvlth stock anil equipment.

Farm of 165 acres with improvements Splendid -water. A gord home for a low price. .1 arrpg on State Road, suitable for I a gas station. PRAYSON H. MERCER.

Real Estate. Insurance. Court Frederick, Md. REAL MORT. 4 INV.

00 PORTER FOR Frederick City -Hcxipltal. Apply to ilrs. King. FOR DAT AND contract work. Shank and Etzier Frederick.

Md COMMERCIAL PRINTING MASON SWOt, MFO. CHIPPBWA Wig. nalecmen, part or full time: for cqulpmtnt. Mr. Wood.

Baaura 1233. Philadelphia, SPECIAL SPRINQ OFFER--1 Modern new 6-roorn home. MO CASH needed from deserving parties, same as rent. Including expenses. Income can derived to pay (or ictne.

WILL TTtADK NOS. 246 and 248 W. Fifth Street. Modern homes on homes that are not modern. Oarage on main street, real value, for sale until June first, 1927.

You cannot afford to rent for we always have few real vaiues In all of REAL ESTATE. ASK FOR THEM. REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. I JOHN N. CI.ARY JOHN BE ALL RT5ALTOR9.

-WF West Patrick St WB I BUY, Phone lit. 8EU.I FOR BRICJt house J3S k. i St. Nc papeipd ttiroujjhout. Apply a St.

"JU Rls-NT-- TWO NICELY PUR- nished rooms. 10J E. Third St. FOR KENT. THRKK LARQ1S rooms Apply alter 3.30 o'clock.

liaat Fifth St. FC'K moiit at Braddock Heights, tour rooms nnd bath, private porch, All conveniences. Main, 'Phone Braddock S2-F-2 FOR RF.NT--7-ROOM HOUSE, East Seventh street. All conveniences Immediate Apply 207 Kast Seventh street. RC Modern conveniences, 43 i Su FOR RCJOMS At bath.

Modern. Apply Patrick St 5-JO FOR RENT. MODERN SECUfl floor apartments, in excellent Uion, li rooms, bath, pantry, bay window, froJ sides Also Kara cation, balcony and Open on all "Phone 679-R. FOR NEW MOC apartments 31- North Market St.1 Apply George Wiener. 31C Nort Market St.

g-4 FOR RENT SEVERAL INDIVIL. ual garages. Free use ot cement wash rack Apply 240 Dill Ave. FOR FIVE-ROO1 apartment. All modern conveniences.

Open for Inspection. slon at once Atourttaln City FOR RENT--JUNE 1st, BOUSE North Market and two PPly tn C. E. Schildknecht. 7H iNorth Market St.

F( ROOMS FOR; OlC. nces. Best location in city. FOR RENT-APRIL 1st. MODERN house on North Market SL Appl to Schlldknecrtt 714 North Mi ket St.

NOAH CRAMER SOU. Nosh Cramer. James H. Crs.ic.ar. REAL ESTATE--FOR SALE.

Six-room dwelling, electric lights, furnace, bath, rear and side alley entrance, E. -Second St. f3.SCO.oo. Single brick dwelling, aide rear alley entrance Electric tnd bach. Immodiate Bargain to quick buyer." Six-room frame dwelling, Inctudlr acres of land, modern, ti nlles from Frederick, on A R.

Owner will sacrifice if sold April lit, 1927. Six-room brick dwelling, par modern, double garage. Owi changing his residence rsstoa selling. Business property, betwcsn and Third streets. Can mi money maker.

Slx-rooo dwelling, partly me Larroll street. Priced to N'OAH CRAMER A SON, E. Church fit. ftOo N. B.

O. MANTZ. A D. MANTZ. 14 South Frederick, rt.

Faultless Slllt HMIMT. Bucllla and Royal Package Outfits. OLD NEWSPAVERS JOR i THE NEW3.