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THE NEWS, FREDERICK, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1943. Deaths Mrs. Mary S. Burrier Mn. Mary S.

Burrier, widow of George Washington Burrier, died at 11:45 o'clock Wednesday mcrn- ing at her home in Mt. Pleasant, aged 85 years, 5 months and 14 days. A native of Woodsboro District, she was a daughter of the late Joshua and Harriet Lock Fogle. She was a member of Union Chapel Lutheran church, near Libertytown. She is survived by the following children: Elmer Edna G.

and Harvey Mt. Pleasant; and Mrs. Harvey Rippeon, Hagerstown; three brothers. John T. Fogle, Gettysburg; Charles Fogle, Thurmont, and Theodore Fogle, Dayton, six grandchildren and one McCutcheon Weds Iii Presbyterian Church In a ceremony performed this morning in the candle-lighted byterlan church.

Miss Essie Johnston McCutcneon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCutcheon, of Braddock Heights, was married to Joseph Mauk Smith, Ph.D.. fon of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Rockwell Smith, of San Gabriel, Calif. Rev. W. Merval Weaver performed the ceremony at ten o'clock in the church which was decorated with pine, candles and white chrysanthemums. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore an Ivory aatin gown fashioned on princess lines with a deep yoke of duchess lace border- MONTHLY MEETING The Builders Class of the Church of the Brethren held its monthly meeting and annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs.

Roy Leatherman on Dec, 18. Approximately 50 persons were in attendance. The following program was rendered: Song. "Silent Night" followed by Scripture reading by Mrs. Marie Stine and the 23rd Psalm.

Song, Hark The Herald Angels Sing was followed by a humorous Christmas reading by Grace Duvall. Santa Claus distributed gifU to the members' secret sisters. The next meeting will be held on January 20 at the home of Mrs. Local Mentions Every Friday Night At EVERGREEN POINT, The Esquires Orchestra Admission 55c Per Person great-grandchild. Funeral services ed with seed pearls.

Her finger tip Friday afternoon, leaving the late veil was caught by a coronet home at 1:30 o'clock, with final services in Union Chapel. Interment in adjoining cemetery. C. Barton, funeral director. Funerals The funeral of Mrs.

Ida Mary Trail, wife of Henson E. Trail, who died at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon E. Trail, near Mt.

Philip, Monday morning, took place from the funeral home, 106 East Church street, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, ficlated. Rev. Thomas Morgan of- of seed pearls, and she carried a bouquet of white roses. Miss Helen M. McCutcheon.

of Braddock Heights, was her sister's maid of honor, and she wore a powder blue taffeta gown made with a sweet-heart neckline and a bouffant skirt. Miss Barbara McCutcheon another sister was bridesmaid, and wore a dusty rose gown fashioned on the same lines as the maid or honor's gown. Both of the bride's attendants carried nosegay bouquetg of chrysanthemums and wore matching flowers in their hair. Dr. Smith had as his best man Ralph E.

Shober. Refreshments were served. FOUND NOT GUILTY William Woodward, former local soldier, was acquitted in Ellicott City magistrate's court yesterday on a charge of assault on an Ellicott Be Closed Friday At Noon For Christmas Holidays RENN PONT1AC 526 N. Market Street For Sale Beautiful Rosewood Piano can be seen in storeroom at 242 North Market Street. City taxicab driver.

Chester Collins. Woodward, sentenced here recently to a five-day term for carrying a blackjack, had been accused of forcing the cab driver by means of the blackjack to drive him to this city. Woodward denied the charge and the case was dismissed by Magistrate Louis Leinbach. W. Jerome Oflutt, this city, and Charles Carroll.

Ellicott City, represented Woodward. Our Store Will Remain Open until 10 p. ni. Christmas Eve and closed on Monday, Dec. Will reopen for business on Tuesday, December 28th OBENDERFER At SON.

24-26 E. Patrick St. Local Mentions While Tho Last! Phiko Radios (With Batteries) 129.95 And Up KEMP'S--STREET FLOOR FOR RENT Remember Vour I.ovrd at Christmas with a a crow, or basket Corner of 5th and a ket. Open day and i i Christmas. I MODERN house.

Apply 7 Kmn i FOn TENANT HOUSE In good shape. Electric i tfa- lU-nt troo. Man to um-k on farm when needed Charles S. Hnuok. a north of I-'i odorick.

Phone touu-J. 501 Golden Canaries In Kul! Sonn MRS. C. M. niXON, Elm Street.

Phone J134-R 1'or Sale Chrysler Imperial 8 Sedan, excellent condition. About miles. A L. Care of The Ebcrt U-e Civam Co. POH HFVV i i i i i r.vmiOOM Sm.i'l I 2.U 1)111 A AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE FOR SAT.K--1939 4-DOOR BU1CK dan.

All new Price Charles i Rotmsboro, Md. 12-22d3f KEEKER 51. KOOGLE vorvin 1 or mon. i i i 2 7 A i VIZ N. 11M Ultf Two electric idj and HOME BAHC.ALN'S I a i .1 FOR YOU rounn each.

WANTED A TO WENT I npm liiionl i pprmiinrnt oouplo. Six or phono Mr. rcivo. Kr.iriols Scott Ki- SUiKlf A A 1 lU't i njrh.ir.i i Something Different Announcement! A limited quantity of planted Barbara i Ton Koom Novelty Bowls available for Xmai. will be closed a Ueo.

and A I A fntriMMtors. radios. i Ci.nnor's I A RK- i IL.gh i Open nights and Sundays. EBERTS CACTUS NURSERY, Entrance on W. Second Street Pallbearers were: Ira Chapin W.

Smith, of Seattle, Waah. Sears, Edward Sears, Joseph Page. John Page, Russell Grams, Harry Carlisle. Interment in Frederick Memorial Park. M.

R. Etchison and Son, funeral directors. Personals Word has been received that Cpl. Glenn Summers, son of Samuel Summers, near Frederick, has arrived safely in Australia. Cpl.

Summers enlisted in the Quartermaster Corps in October, 1942. His address is 13135546, 286th Q.M. Reflg. Co. A.P.O: 4953, care Postmaster, San Francisco, Calif.

Mis Katherine Wehler, of Marshall College, Huntington, W. arrived at her home here last Saturday to spend the Christmas holi- dayj with her parents, Rev. Dr. and MTS. Charles E.

Wehler, West Fifth street extended. Miss Margaret Wehler, of New York city, is expected home tonight to spend the 'holidays. Miss Peggy Arris, a student nurse at University Hospital, Baltimore, is. expected home Friday to spend Christmas and Sunday at her home, 220--A Carroll Parkway. Pvt.

Harold E. Powell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther K. Powell, Thurmont, Route 1, has finished his basic training at Greensboro, N.

and has been transferred to Airplane Mechanic School, Amarillo, Tex. Pvt. Powell's address is 418 T. S. S.

Bks. 102S, Amarillo Army Air Field, Amarillo, Tex. Pvt. Carroll L. Eicholtz, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John S. Eicholtz, East Second street, who entered the armed forces in June, is stationed at Camp Van Dorn, Miss. Pvt. Eicholtz'5 address is: Pvt.

Carroll L. Eicholtz, 33725837, Co. 163rd Engr's Com. Camp Van Dorn, Miss. Sgt.

Edward L. Haifley, U. S. Army Air Forces, stationed at Wright Field, Dayton, is spending a seven-day emergency furlough with his brother-in-law and sister, Rev. and Mrs.

C. O. Sullivan, Carroll Parkway. Sgt. Haifley's mother, Mrs.

D. Frank Hail- fley, of Westminster, who was injured in a recent automobile accident, is a patient at the Frederick City Hospital, and is now getting along nicely. Mrs. David D. Kolb, who spent the summer at her home at Braddock Heights, is visiting her daughter, and family, at Chevy Chase.

Pvt. Elmer L. Wharton, after a week's furlough, spent with his James R. Maples, of Frederick, was the usher. Presenting a short recital before the ceremony, Prof.

Henry T. Wade was the organist. He also played the traditional wedding marches for the processional and recessional and played softly during the ceremony. Following the ceremony a luncheon was served at the home of the bride's parents to members of the family and close relatives. The bride and groom then left for Washington, D.

from where they left by plane for Florida. After January 2, they will be at home at 4507 Calvert Road, College Park. For her going away costume the bride chose a pale turquols dress, and she wore a teal coat with Navy accessories. Mrs. Smith, who was graduated from Hood College in 1940, studied scientific drawing at Swarthmore College and also did graduate study at the University of Maryland.

She has recently completed work as a draftsman in the Bureau of Mines at College Park, and plans to continue her studies at the University. Mr. Smith is teaching chemical engineering at the University of Maryland, having been graduated from the California Institute of Technology, and having received his Ph.D. degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in June 1943. SANTA LETTER A letter to Santa Clans from Thelma G.

Kinna, Frederick R.F.D. 5, has been received at the offices of The News-Post. Local Mentions Public Notice! Frederick city garbage collections will start on Friday night at 10 p. m. instead of 12 midnight.

HUGH V. GITTINGER. Mayor. Penn's Flowers! Christmas Wreaths. $2.00 and up Crosses and V's $3.00 and up Pot Poinsettias $1.50 and S2.00 Cut Carnations.

doz. Peas, 50c doz. Prepared Holly Wreaths 85c Christmas Baskets S4 and $5 Christmas Sprays $2.00 and up ROBERT F. PENN. 703 N.

Market St. Phone 1132 Toys! Toys! Toys! We have just received another shipment of toys for Christmas; peg tables, dolls, irons, trains, cradle gyms, tanks, guns, chemistry sets, trucks, wheelbarrows, kid- die cars, sho-flies, baby cradles. rocking horses. KAROL'S KIDDIE SHOP, 9 East Patrick Street The Regular Meeting Of the Junior O.U.A.M. will be held Thursday, Dec.

30, instead of regular time. BY ORDER OF COUNCILOR Big-jest Dance Of The Year Christmas Night. December 25th AT HAWAIIAN N1TE CLUB Music by The Esquires Better Known as Tucker Fisher Phone Brunswick 2816 for Reserv. Cover Charge 50c And Tax Turkey Dinner Served at HOTEL FREDERICK DINING ROOM. Christmas Dny.

12 to 8 p. m. $1.50 Uncle Cal's Barn Danre Bernie's Arena in Frederick CHRISTMAS NIGHT. Saturday, December 25th Real Old Time Barn Dancing String Music Starts at 8.45 Admission Me, Tax included Sunday. Dec.

2f. We wish to extend to i our friends and customers a Merry Chnslmns and Happy and Victorious New Year. Thanking you for i patronage i tlu- past year. MRS. EDITH G.

S1EDL1NC. WANTKD oi.n noi.n TEETH bridge-work. rinK 1 watches, jewelry, etc. Uarulis Jowclry Stem-. 27 Smith Market d-U i paper, Ini i sever i unncctioiut in.

alwiM.t I I I I only 20(1 i I Brick home vwer connected, i "Dl! (SOLD). 2 i homes. 8 rooms a $4 -'tin i i i i me ii rooms. i i near MM. ivaii, to as 2 di i i a room i i i m.ieid:ini r.iaJ.

$2.400. Soil I i I well Kt V.I I i 1 i i I'lioiie fi a i a Ave. POTTS ft GRIFFIN We sincerely lor our patrons all the happinesi that Christmas can bring, and that the coming year may filled i the warmth of fine friendships and the comfortable security of prosperity. POTTS GRIFFIN NOAH E. CRAMER SON OLD A DEAD A I A -Quickest removal If It's too late tor thr doctor, Rt-os.

Krcdrrlek 1270 hour borvu-c Wo p.iy tclcplione ctiarKos Alvvfty.i on the Job tl-tl Notice To Trappers; We are in the nuirkct for raw Furs and we i p.iy you the highest cash prices delivered to our yard. RELIABLE COMPANY Maurice SrUtr, Water Street, B. O. Ave. NOTICES "Unemployed War Widows" Several vacancies will occur Jan.

1. If you desire to aid the war effort through office employment, register at once at the Frederick School For Secretaries, for a short intensive course of study, with Individual attention. MARY E. WILLARD, Phone 741-W. Principal.

Weddings Youngs--Ellis Lt. Harry Hill Youngs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hill Youngs of N. and Lt.

Elizabeth Hepburn W.A.C., daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Harry B. Ellis of Syracuse, N. were married on Saturday evening at five o'clock, in Calvary Methodist church by Dr. Benjamin W.

Meeks, the pastor. The double ring ceremony was used. Mrs. Youngs wore a shoulder bouquet of camelias. First Lt.

William McDaniel was best man, and Lt. Dorothy Simmons. W.A.C., was the bridesmaid. The bridesmaid wore talisman roses. Major Mary Sanders of Camp Dietrick gave the bride away.

Mr. and Mrs. Youngs are stationed at Camp Dietrick. Stitely--Clem Gilmore W. Stitely, son of Mr.

and Mrj. Gilmore W. Stitely, 203 East Sixth street, and Mae parents, on East Second street, has Clem daughter of Mr. and Mrs. been transferred to Fort George G.

Meade. His'new address is Pvt. Elmer L. Wharton, 33729666, Btry. 21st.

6th Repl. Rgt. (A.A.) A.G.F. Repl. Depot No.

1. Fort George G. Meade, Md. Mr. Millard N.

Nusz, 126 West Third Street, who is confined to his home through sickness is today celebrating day. his 73rd birth- Among The Sick Mrs. Franklin Tyeryar. 11 West South street, entered the Frederick City Hospital Wednesday for treatment. The condition of Miss Edna C.

Umberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Umberger, Gas- house Pike, remains unchanged at the Frederick City Hospital, where she Ls a patient. Mr.

Charles C. Reed, North Market street, has been discharged from the Frederick City Hospital, where he was a patient. Misses Marilynn and Katrina Himes, who had been indisposed at their home, ''Prospect near Frederick, are greatly improved. Little Miss Kitty Keller, who had been quite ill at her home on East Second street, is much improved and able to be about the house. Mr.

Walter T. Myers, who has been seriously ill at his home in Adamstown for the past ten days, is improving nicely and is able to be up. Mrs. Staley Flook was removed from the Frederick City Hospital to her home near New Market Wednesday morning in the am- Earl Clem of Utica, were married on Saturday evening at seven o'clock in the parsonage of Calvary Methodist church by the minister, Dr. Benjamin W.

The single ring ceremony was used. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Heffner.

Mrs. Stitely graduated from the Frederick High School in 1940. The groom is employed as a pattern maker at the Frederick Iron and Steel Company. They will reside for the time being at 227 East Fifth street. Engagement Announced Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Carroll Hall of Gaithersburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gloria Bradley Hall, to Midshipman Ralph Gerhardt Lipfert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Lipfert, of West Pittston.

and a member of the class of 1945 at the Naval Academy of Exeter. Christmas Hard Candies Chocolate Hershey Bars, Old Fashion Mince Meat With Rum and Sherry Wine, Home Made Sauer Kraut Camel, Chesterfield Or Lucky Cigarettes, $1.29 Carton Fruit Baskets, $2.00 and up Oranges, Nuts and Tangerines, At STAUB'S, Phones 56 and 55 Free Delivery Notice! Paul Romsburg will talk over Station WFMD on Saturday night, December 25th at 10 o'clock. Talk: Ideology or a relationship that Jesus rcintroduced to man during his 33 years of physical life on earth. Notice All offices in the Court House will close at noon Friday for the Christmas holiday. Open Monday as usual.

Penny Bingo! Next Games, Friday. Jan. 7th ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL HALL Notice Trusses, surgical belts, elastic hosiery, crutches, canes, and knee caps. One of Maryland's largest stocks will be found in our store.

Lady attendant for the ladies and children between 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. daily except Sunday.

Come to our store for satisfactory results. No charge for consultations. You are the judge. No fit no pay. WILLIAMSON'S DRUG STORE, 12 North Market Street, Frederick, Md.

Moose--Stein Marie C. Moose, of Taneytown. and Danna E. Stein, of Baltimore. were married by Rev.

Dr. Henri L. G. Kieffer at the Evangelical Reformed parsonage on December 21. Our Store Will close 6 p.

m. Christmas STORM SHIPLEY Eve. It's Smart To Be Thrifty S. KLEIN, 50 North Market Street. Give War Bonds First-Then, if you have a little money to spare, you will find a beautiful selection of reasonable priced gifts here at S.

Klein's. Wind Up Your Xmas Shopping the easy way. An AAA membership will benefit the entire family. An ideal wartime Christmas gift. All kinds of Auto Insurance.

RALPH W. BOYER, Automobile Club of Maryland, 107 West Patrick St. Dr. Mclntyre, Chiropractor 32 E. PATRICK STREET Phone 914 Blooming: Plants And Dish Cemetery Wreafns THE JULIANA FLOWER SHOP, 128-A West Third Open Sunday 8 Fiano Tuning And Radio Repairing a Specially ALBERT C.

PALMER. W. 13th 649-W It's Smart To Be Thrifty S. KLEIN, 50 North Market Street This is the Christmas that it's smart to give practical, usable gifts --and what could be more practical for the ladies on your list than something that will give service the year 'round Choose from our selection of Coals. Dresses, Skirts, Sweaters, Housecoats.

Lingerie-you'll be assured of her real appreciation. Notice! No Bingo at Odd Fellows Temple, December 23. Next game, Dec. 30. Los Angeles, Trees 2 to 3 feet 3 to 4 feet each 75c each S1.20 To Wed Friday Miss B.

Marguerite Hoffman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hofman. Rocky Ridge, and John William Kemp, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Marion E. Kemp, Fred- crick, will be married, Friday evening, at 7 o'clock at St. John's 5 to 6 feet each SI.25 7 to 8 feet each S2.00 9 to 10 feet each $2.75 12 feet each $3.25 Large Walnuts lb. 45c Large Dimny Walnuts lb.

47c Fancy Mixed Nuts lb. 50c Oranges doz. 25c Oranges do? 35c Oranges doz. 50c Oranges box $4.50 Oranges box, $5.00 DRONEBURG'S. 100 East Sixth Street Attention! Trappers Ami Farmers! Sell your Raw Furs direct to Frederick's oldest and largest Raw Fur House.

Highest cash market prices paid for Beef Hides. Old Greases, Scrap Iron, Rags, Bags, Auto Innertubes and Tires. Copper. Brass, Auto Radiators and ies, Waste Paper and Magazines i Delivered to our warehouse. 310- i 312 Chapel Alley, between East Third and Fourth streets FREDERICK JUNK COMPANY, L.

Gastley and Sons, Phone 383 Frederick, Md. Residence. 215 East Third Street. WESTERN MD. TRUST CO.

IN MEMORIAM loving memory of my husband. a E. Long, who de- bulance of M. R. Etchison and Son.

armed forces. Mr. Thomas N. Mohler was re- Lutheran church. Creagerslown.

(parted this life 16 years ago today. Miss Hoffman is a member of the Wh th in shades arc fall nursmg staff of the Frederick City Hospital while Sergt. Kemp, is on leave of absence from the Potomac Edison while serving in the moved from his home, Adamstown Corn, bbl. to the Frederick City Hospital Wednesday afternoon in the ambulance of M. R.

Etchison and Son. Miss Mary Louise Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Smith, of Woodsboro, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident near Newport News, month ago.

was to be removed from a Newport News hospital today to the Frederick City Hospital in the M. R. Etchison and Son ambuluct. 4E WSP A PER fl H1V Wheat, 6.25 1.64 The Weather High temperature High temperature a year ago--43 Low temperature last night--9 Low a ytar ftfo--2? Sun tets p. Sun a.

m. Moon rises a. m. Moon p. m.

ing, And I am sitting all alone: In my heart there comes a longing. If you only could come home. Oft and oft my do wander. To your grave so far away: Where I laid you dearest husband. Sixteen years ago today.

HIS WIFE. ANNIE E. LONG From this world of pain and sorrow, To the land of peace and rest. God has taken you. dear loved one.

Where you have found eternal rest. BY HIS CHILDREN MERRY CHRISTMAS Make sure Christinas will be safe in the years to come. INVEST IN DEMOCRACY WESTERN MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY Member. Federal Deposit Insurance Corooration t'si-il Truck 1940 DodRe Half Ton i Phone l)7(i RENN PONTIAC CO. 526 North I St.

Canary Birds a a Singers Bird Cages and ROBKRT JAiUKS. 276 West nth Street. A I A I I I This is lo i i i i i i i i sub M-11 hers a a i I i phims' in liiiid. ol A i i a i I i on i ol' K. I A I i i dooo.i-.od.

All persons a i i i a i i doce.isoil .110 i lo i i i I sumo. i i I a i i i i i I I i i i on or I d.iv 1 i I i a 1 he i i i i I lit Mud a Thine i i Ihe deceased lo m.iUe i i i i i i i i A nui'- A A KSTATE FOH SALE A splendid I on SJouUi i Fred- crick i i dirtier lot im- pioved i tinc'it dwell i i a i i a ter i i a a new a siolter. i an an- a i vour I i i i i show i COUNTY I FOR SAI.E Located i i i i i a i over i i i i i a i i i rjiiKes. wo flu a i a II riioin i i i Can bo i-onvprl'Hl I iwo a i Lot I rirslre a a i i an i orice i'or oar- to A A SON a 114 i Street i a a KEY CHEV. SALES, INC.

TO OUR CUSTOMERS 1' May we use this medium of pressing our appreciation to yott for your spk-nclid cooperation and patience during most difficult year. Season's- greotings to you and lot's hope that this time next year there i be more Christmas cheetf world. Sincerely KEY CHEV. SALES John R. Cheatharn.

Owner I I I I I I 1 I I I A A i i i i i i i I i i I Sloi-in mid A i I1CV1 i i A A i I I I I I I I fiOO Xmas Trees Northern Pines, Cedars, Needles. Also wreaths, crosses and Xmas greens. JOHN E. WISNER, 549 E. Church Street To Our Customers Closed Christmas Thru New Year's Taking Inventory Open for Business January 3 HARRIS FILLER CO.

Christmas Trees! 200 Northern Pines. 600 Cedars, 200 Native Pines. Reasonable prices. HOFFMAN 152 East South Street, Adjoining Frederick Brick Works Notice, Independents! tyembers of the Independent Hose Company No. 1 are hereby notified that dues must be paid by Friday, Jan.

7, 1944. in order to vote in the annual election. Those in arrears must pay all back dues in order to vote. Dues tan be paid to drivers at engine house. GUY V.

BRUST. Treasurer Balsam Fir Trees Beautiful Xmas Trees Be sitre and get a Canadian Balsam fir. Oo sale at 35 ROSEMONT AVE I I I A I NO. 13.0'J4 EQUITY In Tho i i For Frederick i i I Term. I I I I a I A i Re- pori filed U2nd day of December, L.

i named In last i and Testament ol W. Bussiird. for I i benefit of Florence n. BusBiird, ct al. On I i i ORDERED.

That, on I 7 tlay of a a 1044, i proceed lo act upon the Keporl of Ihe A i i ris a a i in the ahove cause, i a a i ami i I unless cause to Ihe a thereof be shown bclore said a provided a copy of this order he lished In some newspaper i i in Frederick at least seven prior to sntrt a Dated 22ml dny oT December. UM3. C. A of the i i Frederick John L. i i Cop-, Test' ELLIS C.

WACHTF.tt. A I I I I i i i a i a olhci- Needed to: I i in locnl oHlce i i ol service num. i i i New.s-l'osl. llMIildU SPECIAL NOTICE Will Close All Day a a and Sunday Dec. 251 20th KEY CHEV.

SALES, INC. lOfi Patrick SI. Md. WANTED- I WITH a i experience. i name i and stah: experience.

i Bo.v 2200, Krctlcrlck Nuws- I'ost. 12-22dtl A WOMAN. I or i i to le.irn. lor a position i i a salary. Knowledge ol type- i i a and ulilcc Ax'ork i Frederick Ncws-l'ost Box 2110.

2 2 1 1 2 2 4 2 For Fine Tailoring See MANNIS THE TAILOR. 238 N. Market St. Phone 1063. Hand Crocheted Bed Spread and table cover.

Can be seen al Rose Tavern, 1 mile South of ciiy. L. MARINO ORDER I I ON A I NO. 13.023 EQUITY In the i i Court lor Frederick i i i i Term. In I of the A i Report filed the 22nd day ot December.

4 3. John a Trustee, named in the Ijflsl i and Testament ot W. Bucsard, I'or the benefit of A i V. C'. Wile.s, et al On i i ORDERED.

That, on the 7th day of a a the Court i proceed to acl upon Ihe Report of the A i filed as aforesaid in the above cnu.ie. to i a a i and confirm the name. unless cause to the contrary thereof he before said a provided a copy oC i order he published in Rome newspaper i in Frederick at least seven days prior to said a a 22nd day of December. 19-13. ELLLS C.

WACHTER. of the i i Court for Frederick County John L. a Solicitor True Copy--Test: ELLIS C. WACHTER. Clerk II ELI 1 A A TRUCK a i ilC'imraJ whop 90 ccnlx per i over 411 hours.

Apply i a Expres.1 Unre. Inc. Phone East Street, Frederick, Md. 1 2 2 A A SAW MILL Ol'ER- a experienced helper i a Apply 10 u. m.

A i a Timber Products. East Komi. 12-18d5t HELP WANTED--MAN AND WIFE i a i to work on farm and do dairy work. a i Bouvelard i 'Write Frederick News-Post, Box 1003. 12-17d(lt- A A AND WIFE.

WHITE. no i Man to work in a i woman to heln with house work. Salary $100.00 room hoard. A a Farms. Bc- Ihc.idn.

a a A I FARMER. EX- perioneed and a a of i 400 acre hoR a a a H-room house hath i nblc. i civliiK salary expected in i i to a Box Mt. a i i a a 12-1 2 I 2 4 A A I FARM HAND Good salary on sl.ito a i i i wood. George i i 1 mile c.ist of Damascus on 108, For Sale 1939 Oldsmobile deluxe redan.

New rubber. Apply GEORGE B. KEHNE, East All Saints St. A Message For Those Who Want Health Arthritis, Colds. a i Sciatica, Lumbago, Headaches--are only a few the a conditions that can be helped in this office.

DR. RICALDE, 26 S. Market CHIROPRACTOR, St. Phone 940 HOWARD A. GROSS FOR SALE 32-acrc farm, first class i i on Route 71 42-acre farm, apple nnd peach orchard, on stone road of town Will sacrifice.

14-acre farm, all buildings just remodeled, on Route 17 We have many other i and farms Of all sizes listed for sale, also investment properties When i or selling real estate consult with HOWARD A GROSS "Realtor" No 1 Court Street Phone Frederick 877 Middletown 31-J LOST AND FOUIS'D LOST--RATION BOOK NO. 4 a of Mrs. Ida E. (lorman. 128 South a St.

12-2M31 IN Rc- LOST--LADY'S BLACK HANDBAG, containing small a cash. Social Security card. etc. to Margaret Byard. i or 89 South Market St Barbara Fritchie Shoppe.

Reward. LOST--RATION BOOK NO. 3 PLEASE to owner. Jessie M. i 401 Klinchart St.

LOST---V FUEL OIL RATION COU- pon. to John a Mul- i ick cahey. 38 E. i St. 12-22d3r LOST--NEGATIVES AND PRINTS IN Kresge's 3c and me store.

Saturday If please mail to W. Hawkins, Woodsboro. Md. LOST--A AND GAS STAMPS. name Florence L.

OeGrar.fe. Gas Sumps Sn name of H. ueGrsnge. Frederick. Route 2.

32-2ici3i- LOST--ONE FEMALE FOX HOUND. White, tan and bl.tck spoiled. Phone 107-F-3. Willltm Em- Md. 12-20d5f A I I A I NOTICE This is to Rive notice a Hie subscribers have a i from Or- plums' Courl of Frederick in a ot A i i a i on t.he estate of I SARAH F.

WOEBNER nr WERNER a Frederick a a deceased All persons linvlnc a i I I a a i the deceased are a to ex- i Ihe same i vouchers a i i i lo the i sul)scribers on or before Ihe day of 1'I44. next; may hv I i I a i i ol i i i a i In deceased nrc desired to i i a a i hand'; I i 1 a uf Deccnibcr, I 4 I I R. ORRISON, I HELEN M. A I I A i i a i i i Jacob a A I I IN THE I I COURT FOR I NO 1.IOC..' I Cornelia i a vs i i whose is I i ORDER OF I A I The object of i i is to procure I divorce a i i i I a i i a de a MoF.sct- i yen Irom a i i i The i i i of I parties on 1H.1I at i I I i a i a by Keverend i i i a i i of Go.ipel; I a a i a has resided in I i a since I i i a a a i i nt i in the State of a i a a a i i as man and i i a Carol i a a of i a i a i IIKiC and one i was born lo I ol a i a i a a a i a i a i i i a McF.idyon i now aced ten ypnrs. who has a a been Ihe custody of her a a i a I cause or reason a a and deserted 1he i a in nnd made no provis.rms the of his.

vile or a a Mnoc a i a a a desertion is i a nnd i a a has i i i i i more a six year' and is beyond any hope or a i of a i i a i The i prays for a divorce a i i i i custody i i a i a a re- i II i. i 1st day of December. 1'i-Ki bv Die i i Courl for i i i i F.ciuHv. a the- a i i i a i i i i a bv a i .1 couv "i i ni-der i i i in some i in said Frodcr- i once week for tour successive weeks prior to the 31st day of Deccnibcr. 1943.

Rive notice to --aid i a John Hinies a of the object and substance of i i of complaint and a i him to bo and appear in i i in person or by i i on or i i 17th day ot a a HI44, to i if any he has why a decree not be passed ss prayed. C. WACHTER. Clerk of the Circuit Court -r i II. Solicitor I True Copy Test: ELLIS C.

WACHJTER, 1 Clerk. A TRUCK DRIVER TO of i a experience rind a status. 1 i finx 1710, Nen-s- Po-it. 1 2 1 7 a HE! WHO LUCE i work and a i i 1n trive! Mm It) do loirtTinc ni" a F.xpenert Plnne or i hcHv.Tn x- Wrd or A i f.oti"; 111 r.ilrick i Md 1 2 I i G. H.

MtiRCER SON It. MERCER A SON 3 room housu. i Ave 7 room VViLson Ave. i 2 i room dwus. room, i Dill Ave.

14 acr--ji i i nt-af acres i good I i i i i 1'riced as Invcst- Ti37 G. A SON Court Street P. LUTHER RICE BUY A I A GIFT iNO PRIORITIES A one acre improved i am a a i modern dwelllnK with five rooms and hath on llrst floor and two ou Ideally located about thiea fourths i east of Frederick on No -10 50 aere.t Improved with all rutcs- sary i i i i convenient to Frederick on Route No. 40, only $3.000. TWO GIFTS IN ONB Two ad.UnnitiK six room modern i dwellings with hardwood cellars, line hcatinK plknt, stoker a spacious attici, a each nnd splendid location.

This would make you a flne i Uc i i i dwelling to rent. Get busy for these oroperllw art in first class i i and will tell tor i a home or investment. $10,300 for both. Six room modern single dwelling on extra larce lot. well located for S4.000.

i room brick dwelUnc a a less than $3.000. Seven room modern brick dwelling. seven room modern i in western section. On our list there are several i for Iris $3.000 When You Have The Money You Have Tho Buyers For i sale don't fail to list i Rice and conjult Rice i estnle. LUTHER RICE Renl a Broker Phone 14B4 20 East Third St.

FOR SALE FOR SALE 10-TUBE WESTING-' console radio, plays new. will sacrifice for E. Second second floor. 12-23d3f FOR SALE--00 BARRED ROCK PUL- lets, Houic Comfort Range, 12 Straw. Newell B.

Devilblss, Keymar, Md. Phone Wnlkersvlllc 2340. F.OR SALK ONE WESTINGHOUSB electric range, practically new. Apply ll'i West i Street. 12-23d2t tors nr a 10 i or i i i Bui i Lnd Crpr i aru! or i i I i i Ftlirh i CT i i Md fi-2 FOR SALE-- POULTRY HOUSE.

fixHI. excellent eondiiion: also 0-ft. well constructed fir work bench, Dale Hunt, Wilson Ave. T. 'i-p'-onc 1115-W.

FOR SALE-- 140-ACKE FARM: trie; 30 acres grain. 15 acres heavy i 22 acres 2 acres ot a orchard, nee under cultiva- i I i i possession. Newell Oevllbiss. Keymar, Md. Piione a i FOR SALE--275-GALLON a Phone 118.

FUEL Otti 12-22d2t GILMORE R. FLAUTT FOR SALE Modern i i a heat. I a i a Slu-cl A a a a i in a home in i new steam a i a sivver i I acres i a a i Street room i a ext a i i stoker heat a i a a tubs, double garage, a i lot in the College Park sect i i East i Street, large i i room i i room, i a 4 bedrooms, and roar a i bath. a sewer i i d. garage i East a a a A well home a i price 6-room i i electric sewer connections.

Patrick for an invest- i i sewer connect'-d. la re" lo! i side drive. i for home or in vt i Large i i i i ware- i rooms and 2 apartments. i Street a 3-story warehouse i RR i i on South a Street, fine location for feed, fertilizer business or storage. Large modern brick apartment hou.se.

i 5 i a units and c.irage.s. vearlv a of SI.931 0(1 The best i we have to off is the i a buy a lot rnii 1o i liome on We have HIP largest selection of fine i i to bo a in Frederick large or a in anv a i Ruv- lot now i as i i i as rtown 1he rest in convenient monthly a Dwelling i large lot. g.irage. chicken house, hog pen. Frederick, on a i a 9-nrrps "-room dwelling, stable, other i i i near Mt i i SI ti'jfl 00 72-9cre.

en State HiShivav 2 rr.Uss Ssut'n of Mida'ie- I FLAUTT 227 i Slrr-t Phones 1392-J 214 1635-M Frederick, Maryland. B'OR SALE--13-INCH HAMMER KINO a with feed table. Used i A A G. Shcrald, I a Md. 12-22d3t FOR -SALE--ONE DOOR AND FIVB i awnings.

Good as new. Apply 424 North Market St. 12-22d3t FOR SALE- DeWALT ELECTRIC TA- ble saw. 1 i motor, attachments. Apply G02 Fairvicw Aye.

Phone 937-J, evenings. FOR SALE--TWO PAIRS OF ice skates. Sizes 3 and Phone FOR SALE--COLLIE PUPPIES AND Cocker Spaniel puppies. Arthur Flanagan, Ladiesburg. 12-21d3t FOR SALE--TWO FRIGIDAIRES.

7 cu. ft. each. Perfect condition. Apply 434 East Patrick St.

12-21d3t FOR SALE LARGE KEROSENE Hcatrola. hospital bed with innerspring mattress and grandfather's clock. Tom Oden. Plane No. 4.

12-21d3f FOR SALE A USED GARDEST tractor and all equipment. Apply a 4.30 p. Franklin Six, a i a Address Thurmont, Route 1 12-21d3t FOR SALE--100 CHRISTMAS TREES. 30 cents each. 229 West Patrick St.

12-20d5f FOR SALE--AN UPRIGHT PIANO. A cocktail table, vacuum cleaner, electric razor, piano bench, small electric radio. Motorola auto radio. All in good condition. Call evenings at 9 West 13th St 12-20d8t FOR SALE SEASONED LUMBER, fence boards and sheathing.

Mr. N'eal. formerly Lumber yard, east of Fairgrounds. 12-18dl2t FOR SALE OLD AND YOUNG chickens, also keats and ducfcs. livt or dressed.

George Glessner. Fairview Ave. Phone lOOfl-W. FOR SALE DRESSED RABBTTa times, and rosUen. Call 127'J-XV.

or 1013 St. FOR SALE--PIANOS. PIANOS, PI. anoc Ti StdA- ways. Steiflfs Sahmers Baby Grands Uprights, tujr Crwntr'i Mwic.

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