Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-12-15

treat you right and sell you as good
groceries as you can get anywhere.
Read Cuffs new advertisement in this
issue.
Rev. A. w. Goodhand will preach
in the NJ T.. Church of Girdletree Sun
day morning. December 10th. and at
in the afternoon.
Mr. J. Edward White, county treas
urer, who was confined to his home the
first part of the week by illness. is able
to be out again and resume his duties
at the Court House.
Regular services in the Christian
Church tomorrow morning and evening
at the usual hours. Subject for evening
service. "rhe New Jerusalem. Rev.
d. A. Nicoll, pastor
The Ladies Aid Society of Nassa-
wango NJ. =. Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. b. J. johnson on Monday
evening. Dec. 9th. All members are
requested to be present
Our line of candies for the holidays
is complete, and we have just gotten
them in the store Call and see what
we have. then do your bying where you
like. X. Milton Townsend.
Lloyd e. Blaine, Pocomoke City,
desire you to visit their store and see
the wonderful exhibit Of holiday goods
that they have purchased for the good
people of Worcester County.
Mrs. T. Spence Smith left Wednes-
day for Annapolis, where she will re-
main until after the Christmas holidays
with her parents. Mr. Smith will join
her in Annapolis for the holidays.
F. w. Biggs, has a full page in this
paper to-day showing wonderful
supply of toys for the children and
many articles useful for the home at
such as prices as will appeal to every
one.
Smith, Moore & Hargis, greet you
in full page advertisement to-day and
they have the goods to back up their
statements You will do well to read
this advertisement carefully and then
visit their store.
| take this means of notifying the
public that will start milk route in
Snow Hill Monday morning. December
18th Anyone desiring to be served
with the best milk, may leave orders
at Cuffs store or with me. l.. Il.
Disharoon. Snow Hill. X. +. ID. No ..
/ have been in the city this week
buying nice lot of Christmas fruits
and candies also have in this store a
canned goods of all kinds. Come here
for sausage. scrapple. etc. j. w. Han
cock.
Having no store for another year,
we will sell at public auction most of
our stock of goods, some day in Christ
mas, the exact date to be announced
later In fact, we are now selling lots
of our goods at cost. and less. K. Mil
to Townsend
My stock of winter and light weight
coats is the most complete ! have ever
carried. They are made in the latest
style. and ! guarantee them to wear
well. just the thing for a Christmas
present for wife, sister or mother.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
l have special line of Christmas
goods. consisting of pictures. vases.
toys, dolls. and lots of other
things too numerous to mention. The
toys in this store are low priced, nothing
over 10 cents. Come early and get
your choice. w. l.. Purnell
Our stock is well selected, if we do
say it, and the articles you will find
here for Christmas presents will be
sure to please the ones who receive
them. Cut glass, Japanese goods.
lamps, vases, toilet articles, etc. Read
our advertisement. Paul Jones.
A woman is always pleased when
she looks well. Ii you want To please
some one. give her one of those fancy
lace collars at my store for Christmas
gift. They are pretty, will make her
look AEetty, and she will be pleased
with y0eeAgift. Mrs. Y. 5. Townsend.
Mrs. Ella Riggin returned home
morning from Baltimore,
where, in company with her sister Mrs.
William +. King. of PocomOke City.
she has been spending a Jews days.
Mrs. King took her daughter. Miss
Louise, to Baltimore t. consult an eye
specialist.
If il is furniture you are wanting,
then step right in. We are prepared
for your desires and can show you some
beautiful pieces that will give joy to
some one this Christmas. Not only
furniture, but everything to be found
in first class generalstore Hastings
and Timmons.
w. S. Dickinson & Son, the great
dry goods and furniture merchants of
PocomOke City, greet you to-day with
a full page announcement in the MES
In this announcement of
Christmas goods you are given list of
the things that will make excellent
Christmas presents.
Gov. and Mrs. John Walter Smith
have been spending this week at the
Purnell Hotel. They will not open their
house in Snow Hill until after the
Christmas holidays. as they expect to
leave in few days for Baltimore to
spend Christmas with their daughter,
Me- n Eogfar