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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
MARY'S COOK
~ BOOK

Banana Pudding ~ Peel six bananas
cut in halves lenEtbwise and place ln
we'll buttered bake dish Put pint OF
n'ilk i'm saucepan with a stick OF Gin.
namon and let II infuse for Is min
utes Beat two eggs In basin with q
tablespoon sugar Pour the favored
Llilk over the eggs mix well, pour over
bananas and bake until custard is SET
Spiced Prunes One pound prunes.
one-half pound sugar. one-half cup
,inegar. une-fourth tablespoon cloves,
the same OF cinnamon. and a pinch ot
ginger Soak prunes over night and
simmer .wo hours Boil the prune
lmce. sugar, vinegar aud spice to-
cerher 10 minutes. odd the prunes and
cook slowly five minutes
Apple Charlotte Butter bake
dish put alternate layers OF sliced
apples aud bread crumbs in the dish.
spiinkling with sugar and little Gin
namon. Beat one egg. add salt. one
cup milk. and little vanilla. and pour
over bread and apples. Put a layer
of crumbs over top and put bits Of
butter over them Bake IN moderate
oven. Eat with hard sauce or plain
cream.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

eyes gazed at me inquiringly. why
SO joyless?" And the sweet. Turing lips
smiled Come to me- will get that
aching ont Of your heart"
] accepted the invitation found
her at home In morris chair. on one
knee an eXtinguished cigar, on the
other George Eliot. slept her father;
and her mother was away TO a suffra.
gist meeting
Marion. | said, 81 am in dropping
spirits tonight and your photograph
told me you would change them to
cheerfulness
My photograph" she answered
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
WITH THE WHISPERS.

The annual meeting OF the Michigan
Whist association viii be held in the
Cadillac, April 8. : and ). and indica-
tions are Tor a large attendance. \.
much To develop and sustain interest
In whist not only I'm this city but
thr pughout the state, and who - an
expert az the game. is president OF the
ASSOCIATION. The reception committee
includes AIRS Mary Reed Bennett. Mrs.
Harry Il simmons. Mrs. Charles f;
Mrs Charles r. Niles The program
follows:
Wednesday April e p m. Furni-
turs CITY trophy. first session > y. m.
progressive pairs. . m Furniture
CIV trophy. second session. p IN,
progressive pairs
THURSDAY April $40 "a. m Ypsi-
lanu trophy 80 y. m. annual meeting
and election OF officers, > y. M, finals
OF Furniture city trophy. p. m. pro-
gressiye pairs. p m, progressive
pairs
Friday. April So 30 a. M. Mitchell
truphy p m, progressive pairs. p
M. progressive pairs
PLUS scores were as follows at the
Monday night game OF the Detroit
Whist club:
NORTH AND SOUTH
" Bradley and Thos Watson. ~
r. [ Balkwill and 7. : Pratt. IA
EAST. AND WEST.
\ j. Cummings and ! r. Koran "a
n t. Boehm ana \. -. Dreshach q.
Plus scores al tie Ladies Night"
game Thursday evening:
NORTH AND SOUTH
Mrs NJ r Bennett and W T. Bloom.
64-l
Sir. and Mrs. r. +. w Bright, 24-7.
Mr. and Airs. \. &. StellwaEen, -.
Alr. and Mrs Thos Watson. ~,
EAST AND WEST.
SIR and Mrs J W steiner. 61-7
Nh AMI Mrs. ~. u. simmons. 4 =.
NJ and Mrs T. r. Slick 3 IL
MIR and Mrs. b.. -. Bates. IL.
Plus scores at the Saturday game
NORTH AND SOUTH.
A. g. Stcllwagcn and W. b. Bat
telle,
Mrs j. r shaw aud } W steiner. ..
Mrs y Il sage and Thos Watson. 4.
EAST AND W EST
j W Bradley and n. r. Bochm, ,.
Mrs. G L. Niles and j. W. Nc
Mrs T. }. Memo and + f w,
Mrs + W Avernl and Miss san
Mrs r. e w Bright and w l.
Bloom. az
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u
RoIylga )
R BY ORANGES GILRREATH iNGERsoLL

gne. II isn't isn't--it is the only
thing that never grows old. that lives
eternal In onr hearts whether We be
10 or 90.
Aud we Jet love grow dumb for wan'
OF speech. while hearts near us are
starving for loving word. And then
ometimes-because we have for
gotten loves language; the last word
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CHI -ren rerthinE.

Mrs winslow's soothing syrup hs,
been used for over FIFTY YEARS b.
MILLION OF MOTHERS for their
PERFECT SUCCESS II sOoTHEs the
CHILD. sOFTENs tho GUNS, ALl.AYS
ali PAIN: CURES WIND COLO. and 10
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA; Sold
by Druggists In every part OF the
world BE sure and ask for Mrs Win
slows Soothing syrup. and take no
other kind Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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DO not he ashamed of love. il il the
sweetest thing on earth the only
thing that makes lie worth living,
II is the only thins that makes even
the crust Of poverty sweet. and light
ems the road tina. gets so dark at times
20 ali OF us.
Ii is such tender blossom. 100:
Gnd So very. very often dies because
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

may be The unklnd one We spoke that
morning: the last good-by may be the
impatient speech; and all because we
let the little things of life vex us so,
and forget the love that leaves no room
tor bitterness.
And when. greater than all loss AMI
grief. Will be the thought that we
never let them know until IL was too
late-how much We loved
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
IN SocIE7Y

Schiller lodge. No 263 r. & A. NJ
will give their Forty-first annual ball
in Harmonic hall. Monday evening,
April 4
A St Patrick dancing party Will
be- given by the Detroit Wheelmen IN
their club rooms, Adams-ave east
Thursday evening. March II.
>
The Pearl in art and decoration
will be the subject OF free illustrat
cd lecture in the Museum OF Art
Tuesday evening, March 10, by
Charles Hugh Stevenson.
-
The Society for the Study and Pre-
vention Of tuberculosis will hold an
important meeting IN Parlor X OF the
Hotel Pontchart ain Tuesday after
noon. March IL, at ! O'Clock.
Golden Rule lodge. Star OF Bethle-
hem. Will give a dancing party. Tues
day evening April 5. AT the last meet
ing of the lodge. handsome jeweled
scarf pins We're presented to Grand
Commander Birdseye and Worthy Sir
Knight Bridgman
q
he Eastern vacation tour 10 wash
ington. d. C.. arianged for the pubic
school teachers. Will start SATURDAY..
march 10. The party viii be under
the personal direction CT W a. Ellis,
principal OF the Duileld school: MISS
Cara Beverley, assistant supervisor nj
grammar grades and r. H. Aver, Ol
the White Star line.
Miss Katharine Van Dyke will give
the second in her series OF Greek folk
lore stories to children In the Museum
of Art Monday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
Child Life in Ancient Greece" will D.
taken up by Miss Van Dyke on Mon
DAY These STORY afternoons have
made great hit with the children
wao attend and Miss Van Dykes happy
way OF interesting her young hearers
nas made the talks the event of the
week in the lives Of the boys and girls
OF the class.
\
benefit entertainment under the
auspices of the Detroit Training school
alumni. will be given for Mrs Francis
F. Preston. Friday evening. March is,
In Chaffee hall, with the object in
view Of helping 10 defray Mrs. Pres
tons expenses 10 the International
w. G. r. L. meeting In Glasgow. Scot
land. in June 10 which she has been
4. appointed as Michigan delegate and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
BONDS FOR SALE

The Board OF Commissioners OF the
awe County sinking Fund desiring
Wayne County. due May LIST. 1910. Will
receive sealed bids on Wednesday,
March 10th. 1910. AT 80 o. M, for all
OF any part Of tile following list OF
sAS.OoO--City of Detroit Public Sewer.
20 bonds. issued March End.
1896. due March End. 1926.
principal and semi-annual tn
terest March End Sept. End,
payable st the office OF the
Treasurer or the city OF De-
troit
2,oo0--City OF Detroit. Improvement.
3l.T bonds. issued Dec. 31st
1856, due Dec 3lst. 1915. pvin-
cipal and semi-annual interest
Jan LIST and July LIST. payable
az the First National Bank OF
Detroit. Mich.
lo0oo-Clty OF wyandotte. Water
Refunding.. 80 bonds, ISSUED
Sept lst. 1904. due Sept, lst
nual interest. March 1st ane
Sept LIST payable at Wyan-
dotte Savings Bank. wyan-
dctte Mich.
lS.000-Nlllage OF Fairview (now part
or Detroit city,. water works,
4129e bonds. issued March 31st.
1904; due July LIST. 1884. prin-
ctpal and semi-annual Interest.
January lst and July LIST. pay
able at the office OF the Union
Trust Company. Detroit Mich
igan.
25.000-NlllaEe or Fairview Cnow part
OF the city OF DetroiD Water
Sept. ist 1905. due Sept. LIST.
1885. principa! and semi-an-
nual interest. March LIST and
sept. LIST. payable at the office
OF the Union Trust Company.
Detroit. Mich.
i5.50O-Ecorse village Water. 4h%
bonds. issued January End.
1904. due Jan. end 1894. prin-
cipal and semi-annual inter-
eest, Jan. End and July End.
payable at state Savings Bank,
OF Detroit. Mich
6.4O0--Township OF Ecorse school
District No 4. Refunding
bonds bonds o6 y e, issued october
principal and semi annual In
terest April Goth and October
2Oth. payable az Detroit Saw
ings Bank Detroit. Mich.
4,2oO-Township. of Ecorse School
District No. 4. 40 bonds. is
sued October Goth, 1904. due
s oe]oG interest," Ssta Anr 49, ao PripsiPal
Der 2Oth. payable at Detroit
Savings Bank. Detroit. Mich.
District No. 4. 40 bonds. Is
eyed sg, s Jgly Isl, 1893, due July
est Jan. st. July LIST. payable
at Detroit Savings Bank, De-
troit Michigan.
6oOo-p PisyT,s, Or Of. Ecors s. school
sued May LIST. 1905. due MAY
LIST. 1898, principal aud semi
annual interest May LIST and
Nov. LIST, payable at Delray
Savings Bank. now Detroit.
Mich
-'O'' seh Moi District NO pF'nswe as
bonds, issued Aug. 3Oth. 1906.
due Aug. goth. 1885 principal
and semI-annual interest Feb
2Sth. and Aug 30th payable
at Delray Savings Bank, De-
trolt. Mich
q, 0SI43-Nillage or Ford. Water
bonds 4iaGo. issued June ist.
1903. due June lst 1888 prin-
cipal and annual interest
June LIST. payable at State Saw
ings Bank, Detroit. Mich.
b,200--Nillage OF Ford, Electric Light
bonds. 4 n 20, issued June lst.
1903, due June LIST, 1898 prfn-
cipal and annual interest pay
able at state Savings Bank OF
Detroit Mich.
Address proposals to Geo e. Law
renee Secretary of the Commission.
Room 106. Wayne County building. De-
troit, Mich.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
GEO. c. LAWRENCE. Secy.
Board OF Commissioners Wayne County
Sinking Fund.
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MARION.
BY 3. B.

/ sat one January evening at the
WindOwlof my room contemplating the
snow lakes the storm was flashing
against The panes. They made me
think OF souls IN the storm OF life
driven by irresistible forces low. and
lower. until they sink To earth. 20 be
trodden by shoe and boot.
Perhaps my inner-self was thinking
OF me; | was not thinking OF myself at
all. Yet. when my meditation had run
its course | became aware OF painful
weight within my heart-an aching bit
terness commingled with gnawing
yearning for all that is no more. and
much that never has been.
Mechanically my eyes wandered to
Marion's picture The fathomless blue
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United States. YRS. Preston is read
er OF Negro dialect stories and an
Interpreter OF the poems of Paul Dun
bar and other writer's OF her race.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Dear Miss Grey What Is good for
oily hair? NELLIE.
A.-WCsh every 10 days [ Sc OF al.
coholic tonics will cut the oil and re-
duce the sticky condition. Rubbing
well with rough towel each night
helps. Brush vigorously for 20 min.
ntes daily.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14
~. T+. NJ UsIcIANs

Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Johnson.
OF the Detroit Conservatory OF Music,
viii give concert, Monday evening,
IN the conservatory hall
The Mcdonald school OF Music
pupils gave an interesting musicale
saturday afternoon, in the central
{ studios. In the Gladwin building.
Fred l.. Lodge has been engaged ~
tenor soloist OF the North Woodward
congregational church quartet. Mr..
Lodge has received his vocal training
from William LAWN.
Pupils OF Harry y. BOillotat. OF the
Detloit Conservatory OF Music faculty,
will give "a concert ia the consery1
tory hall. Tuesday evening. assisted
~ Miss Elizabeth Moore. soprano.
900
The Central NJ. T. church was com
pleteiy filled with an interested audi
ence at the concert given. Thursday
evening. under the auspices of the ED
worth league. by the faculty of the
Detroit Conservatory OF Music.
900
When Mtscha Elman returns 10 De
will be- heard in an entirely different
program To that which he played at his
first appearance here, Feb. O. Eman
has created the greatest genuine in
terest. wherever he has appeared or
any of the great musical stars intro
duced To the public in recent years.
he has been the big attraction at
two OF the recent Sunday evening con
in,
I'm New York. when the audiences
were wildly enthusiastic The sale 0f
seats for the Detroit concert in the
Light Guard armOry. March rs. viii
open at Grinnell's. March "a.
90.
The interest in Nine. Melba's pro
posed appearance in Detroit next fall
has not been sufficient. as yet, 10
warrant James f. Devoe in promising
the guarantee asked, but as he has
secured an extension of the option on
her Detroit concert for one week, il
Is TO be hoped that local music-lovers
will come forward with their sub.
scriptions. that the famous prima
donna may be brought acre. Quite a
number OF men and women. loyal sup
porteIs OF music, have sent their sub
SfIlDlibuN 10 MI. DtNot UuA 40 lh'
guarantee demanded by Nine. Melba's
managers is very large one. II will
be necessary for Mr.. Devoe to be as
sured OF further substantial support
before he can close contracts
One OF the big numbers OF the
Detroit string quartet season will be
the Caesar Franck quintet In + minor
which will be played by the quartet
with Lewis l.. Richards a. the piano,
"Wednesday afternoon and Thursday
evening March Ii and H. in Temple
Beth FL Mr. Richards will be the
soloist of the concerts and on this
occasion will bid farewell To Detroit,
as he leaves almost Immediately for
Brussels 10 make his iuture home
there. Mr. Richards solo numbers
will be Greig's Norwegian Wedding
March Chopin's Mazuraha in 4 minor
and Minuet OF his own composition,
which he will play by request The
quartet will play in conjunction with
Mr. Richards also. Schumann's quintet
No /, The whole program promises
much enjoyment and the management
earnestly hope that subscribers unable
10 attend will place their tickets with
friends SO thai large audiences Will
hear this unusually fire program.
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Gym THIA GREYS
CORRESPON DENTS

Dear Miss Grey: My china lilies
a,e through blooming for this year.
low shall care TOR the bulbs?
AIRY them and keep in cool dry
place until time TO use again.
Dear M,ss Grey: OD How can
get rid OF superfiuoJs hair? 90 What
goods would be nice for graduation
dress in June? ANXIOUS
A.-lD The electric needle Is the
safest method and must be used by an
expert. (2J There is nothing prettier
for the sweet girl graduate" tnAn
some sheer white material, simply
made up.
Dear Miss Grey: How can | take
red mildewed spots out OF white goods
A READER
A.-Rub together equal parts white
soap and powdered starch Make
taste with lemon Juice. and coat the
spots on both sides Of the goods Win
tie paste. Lay In the hot sun four
hours. wetting with .emon juice when
ever il becomes dry Wash. and II any
spots are left. repeat the application.
Dear Miss Grey: ! am young mar
ried woman and my husband has
formed a habit o. staying out nights.
am heartbroken. I've pleaded with
him. and used the rolling pin. but 10
nc avail--he seems 10 prefer others
company TO mine advise me. NJ
A-This question must be settlea
"a
by YOU and your husband. The only
ADVICE can give you is-make nome
so pleasant for him that he'd rathef
stay there than 20 anywhere else.
Dear Miss GREY. have gone with
- - .nnr. LLau. n..-u
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Dear Miss Grey: O) What is the
National Tribune pension law. and
does e benefit soldiers Widows 60
What should one do with cycamen
bulb after the plant is through bloom
ing? L. T..
A.-0) Write TO the pension de
partment at Washington for informa-
ZION 90 Dry and keep in cool. dark
place until time TO plant again
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we shut it away and thrust II out OF
sight OF even our nearest and dearest.
IL takes SO little to nourish love;
just kiss on the weary toiler's cheeH;
a hand laid lovingly on the bent shodl-
der; smile into the eyes shadowed
with care--the woidless speech that IS
owes truest language.
We SO often taluk tina; love is only
for life's mourning and youths spring
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Tapped eight feet from the ground
a rubber tree Is inches In diameter
yields three pints Of sap.
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is right for him to tie me down so
long" MARY.
A.-Why not, II you love him? r.
probably has good reasons OF his own
for wishing TO wait year. Trust him
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Dear Miss Grey. ] have gone with
a Young man three years. Have been
Engaged a year. Jut will not be- mar
lied for another year. DO you think II
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Dear Miss Grey How can | sue.
cessfully clean white silk ribbons?
have tried gasoline and failed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

Airy soaping them well before
putting them into the gasoline Use
good white SOAP. Iron dry under
white wrapping paper
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

The Pearl in art and decoration"
will be the subject OF free illustrat-
cd lecture in the Museum OF Art,
Tuesday evening, March 10, by
Charles Hugh Stevenson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-03-14

The Society for the Study and Pre-
vention Of tuberculosis will hold an
important meeting IN Parlor X OF the
Hotel Pontchart ain Tuesday after
noon. March Is, at o'clock
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Address proposals TO Geo e. Law
renee. Secretary Of the Commission
Room 100, Wayne County building. De-
troit. Mich.
The right IS reserved to reject any
or all bids.
GEO. c. LAWRENCE. Secy.
Board OF Commissioners Wayne County
Sinking Fund.
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(Froa Our Washington Correspondent
VITAL WASHINGTON NEWS.
ANOTHER CHAPTER ADDED 70 SrGAR
TRUST SCANDAL
By TAvENNER.
~ IAyENNER.

Now comes the remarkable an
nouncement that the Presidents has
pardoned Edward A. Boyle, John
r. Coyle. PatrickJ. Hennessey and
Thomas Kehoe, four former govern
ment employees who we're serving
sentences for connection with the
$2,0OO,O00 sugar trust frauds in
New York.
This action has raised In the minds
Of many the following query. Did
the fact that these men hoped for
early pardons deter them from fully
exposing the men higher up2p
BY placing steel springs in seven.
teen pairs Of scales the trust robbed
the government Of than ~, 000,-
900. and after being exposed admit
ted the crime BY returning the
plumber. The secretary and few
minor employees we're sent toprison,
and four Of them have now been par
doned. The multi-millionaire sugar
barons into whose pockets the 3d.
600, 900 would have gone had not the
crime been discovered. have gone
sect free.
Democratsand progressive repub.
licans sought liz the last congress to
bring about a Congressional investi-
cation Of the fraud. believing it ridi.
culous for the administration to as
sumo that few sl5 week sugar
weighers would steal $2.O0O.0OO for
someone else and lay themselves
liable to penitentiary sentences, IN.
less they had been brlbed By the
men or agents Of the men who would
secure the proceeds Of the fraud.
President TAFT himself prevented
the Congressional investigation by
recommending against il Ia bis an
nual message to Congress. He took
the view that AN investigation might
give Immunity to the men high
up,
Rep, Henry T. Rainey of Illinois
led the fight for the probe Of the
swindIe, coatending that instead Of
assuring immunity for the big
thieves, 81 investigation would only
bring out their identity
10 developed gaat the President
recommen LED against invest gation
of the sugar trusts crime upon the
advice Of United States Attorney
General George q Vickersham
Mr.. Wickersham wns particular
y qualified II give tlfa President aa-
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

President Taft says he win give
the railroads square deal regard
less Of clamor and politicalinauence. !
Well, we should hope sol The Pre-.
sident's predecessor in Office said
that be was giving the railroads .
square deal, but it now appears
that he made them denate 100000
worth Of free transportation ps an
inducsmsnt to him to "act on the
square. Y Oh, Teddy
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

at tho following i, nces IN the sevor-
81 Eloetien Dissrists, II Wit
District No j co1morIy called
81, ialgo n.stflet
g. Edward Smith aoa Lewis
e Tennison, Judges of Elections
aud Registrar 81 VetsFs. viii SIC 1t
st. Inigos
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13

When the Tariff bill was uuder
consideration, United States Sena
tor Scott of West Virginia, never
failed but once 70 vote toaida trust
and that was when tho Tobacco
Trust was voted on, and then be
was absent Such a trust domino
ted senator should be remembered
by the voters wher they elect mem
bers Of the stale legislature.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1910-10-13
Published by authority ofthe Demo.
cratic State Central Committee
for ST. Mary's County

The Republican state convention
Of wisconsin condemned the Payne
AIdrich tariff law, and mentioned
the national Administration lnadis-
paraging manner Will such IN
surgents be allowed to feed at the
Taft pail2
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NOTICE
~ The cpallfIsa Vcfers a. ST.
Masy's copnky.

OURS u 4 MT I'd 2he directions e0o
7 tanned 81 Sector TOT ehspsef 2 Or
the Acts ~ II * III assembly, of
Maryland. ~ af iannarg SIS
sion, 1910 the 30 81 Super 81 eoFs
Of lections for Saint Mary county
heraby notify the Qualified Voters
'of St MArg county hst he j I'D ges
Of Elections ard Registrars al W..
terS ior fhe seNfal Elfotrn is
tricts of ST Mary 5 county viii sit
Tor tho purpose of Registering W
tiers Of said county between the
hours ofsA. n. and sp *
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Peonles And HOIIyhOCks.

Now is the time 10 plant
If YOU wish to have these
most beautiful Of Garden
Flowers Blooming In your
yard next Spring and sumo
mer. When anticipating the
wants Of our Washington
trade we have also femem-
bered our friendSin Southern
Maryland.
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81 per cent. Interest paid
on Saving Deposits
For Rent

Benutsgnl aud extremely attractive
iisrae naw Store and )waili0g at Loye
vie. tse baHt equipped store "a the G0un-
TIL Agnt l a6 VII sell ut reasonable
price: TERMS $1,000 cAsh, hAlAnce 90
suit purchaser n@n yrry desirable store
aad Dwelling Tor rent On Washington
Road j mils from lgikrldga. MI md
several othef sgore properties inall parts
~ MayylHud AND Virginia. Further par.
tienlaFa. address
n nj LOVE
III Y saaasoaa 81
Sept q I'M Baidmore, Nd.
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RArITinArroN NOTICE.
Harry i. Mann. Mortgages.
"a.
John Il. Maklsiand and wife

u the,E Circuit Court for ST. MakT,s County
alttlne as Court d Equity,
No. i1ge y. n.
II Il hereby ordered fhls 9fh day Of 0cfo-
Der. 1870 that she Auditors Report made
and filed IA the above entitled case be rail-
ned and conArm unless caufe 70 the con-
trary be shown on On befoxo the End Monday
ol November 1910. prov ldod copy ofthis or.
der be inserted III tho Ht. MAry'a BEACON
once week FOR three successive weeks prior
to the said md Monday o. November lgio.
ENOCH 3, ABEi4I., Clerk
True copy Test
EN0CH ID ABEIslss Clerk
Oct II Bw