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HINTS BY MAY MANTON
A SMART AND USEFUL GOWN.


Here is gown that is absolutely
up-to-date. 1t includes sleeves that
are joined to it at the long shoulder
line, it IS closed at the left Of the
front and the skirt is made with over
Tapped portions at the front and back,
yet it is one Of the most practical
and useful that the wardrobe can con-
tain. In the illustration it is made
of serge and is trimmed with an en-
broidered jabot, collar and cuffs. and
this finish is exceedingly dainty; but
the model is a good one for prunella
cloth. broadcloth, charmeuse satin
and all materials that are made in
tailored style and the collar and cuffs
can be of any preferred material. If
the round neck is not becoming a
little chemisette that is finished with
a stock collar can be worn and the
skirt can be made either to the high
or the natural waist line so that the
design provides for all figures. Char
meuse satin in such colOrs as taupe
and dark blue is much worn for sim
pie occasions and collars and cuffs of
contrasting material always make a
good effect. Amber is beautiful with
taupe and is exceedingly smart and
there are almost numberless cOmDi-
nations that can be made This col
lar and these cuffs can be made of
the material with the iabot only of
muslin quite as well as in the manner
illustrated
For the medium size the blouse
Will require 3 - yards of material
27. is yards 80 or / rs yards Al
inches wide with "a yard q for the
collar, cuffs and jabot; and the skirt
yards q or 3G or 8 ga yards "A IL
the material has figure or nap. 4 -
Yards q or 2 3-4 yards 36 or "A inches
wide if not For making the collar,
cuffs and iabot as illustrated, use the
embroidery design $50.
The May Manton pattern Of the
blouse 1882 is cut in sizes from "a to
40 inches bust measure of the skirt
1907 from % to 80 inches waist meas
ure They will be mailed to any ad-
dress by the Fashion Department Of
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After cutting slice off a ham, rub
the cut side with cornmeal, as this
keeps the ham from becoming rancid
Butter or milk should not be allow
ed to remain uncovered i'm the refrig-
orator, as they absorb odors very
quickly.
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

Through the Want Columns you
may learn OF the openings that exist in
your line OF work-you may know
what good jobs are aEailanle-you can
keep posted regarding opportunities
for advancement-Ad1
Evening journal., 1912-12-23

The above pattern and other May
Manton Patterns described in THE
EVENIN GJOURNAL and all the pat
terms made by the May Manton Pat
tern Company can also be obtained
for 10 cents from
THE SMITH-Z0LLINGER co.
Fourth aud Market Sis.
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this paper, on receipt of ten cents for
each.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-06-01

JIMMY. WILL YOU Run DOWN TO TIE
SROCERS AND GET A BASKET FULL OF
LEMONS 2 PAPA HAS TO TAKE 4 LOT
OF LEMONADE
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MOUNT PLEASANT.

Miss POrtia Myers IL spending the
weeks end in Philadelphia and other
cities
Miss Nellie Warehime, or Baltimore,
Il visiting relatives III this place.
Miss Mabel Myers has returned
home after spending some time in
Baltimore among relatives and friends.
Many people OF our village attended
the camp which was held mt Emory
Grove.
Miss Airy Grouse f. visiting friends
in Washington and York
Mrs. Joseph Frock A. visiting friends
at Cranberry.
Mrs. Sarah Low, f. visiting friends
fri York and Hanover.
Miss Agnes Miller spent last week
with Mrs. Irwin Warehtme.
Mrs. Charles Frock and daughter
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mrs.
Frock's parents, MIR. and Mrs Lean
der Matthias
Misses Claudine and Marguerite
Burgoon spent last week with rela-
tives Of this place.
MIR. M. Adams, or Harrisburg, Pa,
who visited MIR. and Mrs. u. III. Myers
the last two weeks, has returned home
To attend to his business, real estate
and insurance.
Mt and Mrs Jesse Marshall spent
last Sunday with Mrs. Bancham and
son.
MI. and Mrs. John Strevig, OF West
minister, spent Sunday last with Mr.
and Mrs. Noah WantE.
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..IiIII...II.I.I.lE1l'S.

Mias Lizzie Fisher, Of Baltimore,
snent several days visiting Irlehus
here. r-fgi+ad
here the past week
nTia and Frank Miller, of Westm1n-
49, spent a week visiting relatives
here $3.50
Mr. and Mrs. Hoover gave a Dlrth-
800 nartv Iast Friday evening in hon
- ,f +hair daughter, Minnie, it being
49, eighteenth birthday. At an early
honr the guests arrived, and all pre-
narad themselves for a good time
indoor and outdoor games were I'D
dn1pad WI. also vocal and instrumental
music. The large porch va decoI-
ated with Japanese lanterns 1
gave the home an exceedingly 1884,
ful appearance At lO-5O re1resnInS lt'1
were served. Miss Minnie va 80
recipient of many beautlful and hana
some presents. Those present Wero
MIN. and Mrs George Hoover, MINIS
Hoover, Marguerite Glller, GTaco
Bender, Edna Knippel, Emma G1llsT'
Sylvia Hare, Minnie Graf, Lizzie Deil,
Nora Knippel, Bertha Halnes' Isis
Wildasin, Bertha Michael, owe Mlller'
Alice Lucabaugh, Ada Bixler' Jessie
Kuhns. Treva Richards, Fern Miller.
Hattie Clas, Beulah Kuhns; Wllmert
Knippel, Ray Abbott, Paul Sums
Howard Clas, Clay Abbott, Gll6ert
Benson, Harry Kuhns, Henry Mich
ael, Harvey Miller, Walter Bender
Horton Wildasin, Walter Miller. Mll-
ton Miller, oliver Hoover, Harry
Wildasin.
Misses Lizzie and Louisa Voelker'
of Jersey City, nv. J-, are visiting thelr
aunt, Mrs. Bender, here
William Giller, wife and daughter,
of Baltimore, are spending several
weeks with hi parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Giller
A number Of our folks attended
Forest picnic on Thursday
The Baltimore folks wno have been
boarding at Win. Samuel Hare's, re-
turned To their homes last week.
George Kerchner and family enter
tanned Rev. Candles last Sunday
Preaching services will be held on
Sunday evening instead XII morning
a. heretofore
Henry Frank il spending several
days with friends in Baltimore
John Bailey, wife and son, Horace,
Of Roller, visited Luther Wentz and
family last Sunday
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.l,g|T-. i BOSE,

Miss Anna mi Crumrtne has return
ct home after visiting friends in Bal
t1mOre, Washington and Virginia.
There were ID scholars present at
VENTS Union Sunday school OF Sun
day morning last. The officers de-
cided to treat the school. The school
will meet again next Sunday morning
at q "a. m.
Mr. George A Houck sold his COW
To Mr. Emanuel Gregg, for the sum Of
$42.5O
Horace Greeley's advice, Young
Mon 20 West" still holds good. TIL
seems to b. in the minds or our peo-
pie. On Monday last Messrs. Charles
Shaffer and Clarence Flicklnger, two
Dir our estimable young men, started
for the west; We wish them success
NH. Irwin Shaffer, who went west in
the spring fl well satisfied with hi
new home.
Charles HOrich has q jar of peas
in good condition that was sealed TIA
years ago.
Oh Saturday last a horse driven by
Mr. Leese, or Manchester, became
in the harness, FL they were coming
QOWH MelTOSG ILL., 80 nOTSG Tall
into Mr. Sauble's mail box and knock
ed Ill over The horse was caught Be
fore any more damage was done
There will b. no more open air de-
bates in Melrose this season.
On Monday evening Mr. Francis
Kleindinst, living o. MI Ezra Frock's
farm in Bachman's Valley, was acct
dentally kicked in the face by horse
and was unconscious for q time.
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GREENMOUNT.

The Rev. G.. ID. Gossard, Of Balti-
more, pastor of Salem United Breth-
rem church, preached in our church
On last Sunday evening The pastor
will preach this Sunday evening ait 8
o'clock, using d his theme "Hindered
Prayers" lie has arranged his ser
vices to b. held g. follows : Foreign
Missionary Sermon, Sunday, Septem-
Der 8th, 2.30 ID m.; Harvest Home
service, September 18th; Old Folks
Missionary service, September 18th,
and Holy Communion, October 9Th,
at 2SO p. I'd.
Almost $3.50 was secured at the
cornerstone laying Of the new church
built by the MT. Union United Breth-
rem congregation near Snydersburg,
Md.
The Aid Society was entertained in
the home OF MIR. and Mrs. il H. STAINS
bury, o. Wednesday evening in it.
regular session.
"a number Of our folks spent last
Saturday at the United Brethren pic
mic.
Our Sunday school has arranged to
have basket picnic On Saturday,
September 18th. Now for good SO
cial time for the children. They will
likely be treated to ice cream.
The Last Quarterly Conference OF
this Conference year of the Green
mount Circuit will BE- held on Satur-
day, September IA, &C 4 o'clock Rev.
Dr. Washinger will preside at this
conference. Delegates will be elect
ed to the annual conference which
will be held fri Frederick, beginning
October 9Th, 1912. All vacancies will
BE- filed, allfnancial matters reported
and matters OF Importance attended
to. ali officials OF the circuit are
supposed to b. present
The members and friends OF the
MT. Union United Brethren cOngrega-
ton met at the home Of u. 1T. hippy,
at Snydersburg, On Monday evening
and organized Woman's Aid Society
OF thirty-three members The follow
ing officers were elected President,
Edna Leister; vice-president, Mrs.
Wilbur Houck, secretary, Miss Mary
Houck treasurer, Mrs. Mary Walker;
solicitors, Misses May Lippy and Net
til Shaffer. The society arranged to
meet the last Thursday evening Of
each month The first regular meet
ing will b. held at the home OF Miss
May Lippy, September Goth. The So
ciety was organized according to the
laws OF the United Brethren Church
OF which Mt Union congregation IL a
part
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SNYDERSBTRG.

Harry Sharrer, of Arlington, spent
"a few days among relatives the first
OF the week
a large crowd gathered 70 see the
corner stone laid FOR the new church
at NIT. Union o. Sunday morning last
Harvest Home services were held
III the church at this place or Sunday
afternoon last.
we extend congratulations W
Charles o. Reed and bride. who were
recently married
Christian Endeavor services are
held in the III %. M Hall Ok this place
every Sunday evening by the members
Of the MT Union United Brethren
church and will d. held there until
the new church f. completed
a crowd OF young people from near
Baust church, spent Sunday last with
Miss Mary Benedict. or near here.
Miss Myrle Houck, Of NC Donough
40 spending a week with her cousin
Mrs Jacob WV. Ham.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
\. -.r.--~-- -~-an- rrr~ . NJ .
LATEST ITEMS or INTEREST FROM
COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
. H.AMP STE AD,

Miss Mabel Beatley and Stale Hes
son returned home Monday evening
after spending few days ca Rose
mont Farm"
Miss Myrtle Beatley left for her
home Monday after spending several
weeks at the home or C j.. ElserOad.
JnO- W. Mahala, of Hanover, was
the guest Of his sister, Mira T.. "a.
Snyder, O. North Main street, over
Sunday.
Whitfield Stansbury's handsome
residence, near Hampstead, ~ lighted
by acetylene from basement To garnet
including lts porches. The gas i IL
nited by electricity.
Mr. Henry Shields, or Philadelphia,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs WV. q.
Stick this week
ID. John O.. Stick has greatly i'm
proved IT. dental Offices by putting a
large window in his back room, &C
cupying one whole side of the room.
Mrs Hattie M- Thompson, OR Quincy,
Michigan, who has been visiting her
parents, Mt and Mira N- i. Watts, at
Fowblesburg, returned home Thurs
day of last week
Miss Mary Stabley and Miss May
Shaeffer, OF Dallastown, -, were
visiting last Sunday at the home OF
H. nv. Zumbrun.
Berton Shultz, wife and two sons,
John and Walter; Abraham Keagy
and wife and two sons, John and
Grant, lit of Hanover, Pa, I'll Boose,
VIM. Richards, VIM Buchanan and
wife. Randall Buchanan, Walter Boose,
Irwin Boose, Roland Singer, Mamie
Brown, Valid Singer, Casper Grimm
C- wv. Murray and wife, spent Sunday
ait the home OF H. nv. Zumbrun.
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Man CHE $IERu

Mr. o.. Edward Thurman, son OF g
Sheriff Edward Thurman, of Carroll
county, died suddenly of apoplexy
at his home in West Virginia, o.
August o. His body was buried here
late On Saturday evening last and
hi funeral was preached O. Sunday
afternoon last, Rev. Lau, of the Luth-
eran church, and Rev Land, of The
Reformed church, officiating. W.T..
Thurman was nearly 58 years of age.
Mrs Susan Brown, wife of Jackson
Brown, died in Baltimore early Satur-
day morning, August PA, and was
buried in Hampstead OF Monday last.
Miss Laura r.. Myers and sister
Mary Myers, spent Friday and Satur-
day in Baltimore with friends.
Mrs H Benton Burgoon spent last
week in Baltimore, the guest Of Rev.
C. M- Eyster and family, and her
nephew, Horace Garrett, and wife.
Miss Anna Shultz spent the past
week in Baltimore among friends.
Edward Oursler, one OF our oldest
and most respected citizens, + seri-
OuSly I'LL with double pneumonia His
death ID mOmentarily expected
T wv Mather, Jr, wife and son, Dr.
F- Trump Herr and Miss LaRue Herr,
of Westminster, spent Friday here
with Misses Sarah and Elizabeth
Trump and ID. L Trump and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reindollar, OF
Baltimore, who spent some time here,
the guests of Mrs ReindOllar's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. George IT.. Mauroth,
returned To the city Friday Mr. and
Mrs. Mauroth went with them and
spent Saturday and Sunday at their
home.
Prof. Mace and wife, of McKees-
port, Pa, nee Miss Ida Roeder, daugh-
ter Of Rev. :. M. Roeder, were the
guests OF Dr. Luther Trump and fam
lly, few days last week
Harry Hutchins and wife, of Pixies
vile, Md; Joseph M. Motter and wife,
Mrs Edward Shower and son Edward,
or Baltimore. spent Sunday here the
guests of Mrs. Julia MT. Motter and
family.
Samuel Houck and family, or Bal
timore. spent Sunday e. the guests
of Mr. Houcks sister, Mrs. Cornelius
Miller.
wi. A- Burgoon 81 improving his res
idence by the addition OF a fine new
porch upon the west side of the build
AhEy LhC 1871 1EA5LA ~ LAG DAAAAlASa
Mrs. Oliver Murray, Of Hampstead,
and Mrs. Bell Shultz, Of Baltimore,
spent a day here last week the guests
of their sister, Mrs. Lizzie Gettier.
Miss Grace M. Leese j. the guest Of
friends III Waynesboro, "a
Mrs David Shearer and three child
rem and David Kline, Of Manchester,
Pa, spent Saturday and Sunday a.
the guests OF Mrs Shearer's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. u. q. Berngen.
Mrs. Frank M Slack, who was oper-
ated upon last week for cancer at the
Mercy Hospital, Il fast recovering
and will soon b. able to be brought
home.
| III Wesley Hoffacker put q new roof
o. his building occupied by Pocahon-
tas Tribe, i. O. r. M this week
David H- Frankforter has improved
his home by putting o. new roof
Tie also put one On hi barn.
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WO(DIDB III.

Mrs. Ameida Pickett j. visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Gather, near Sykes
vile.
Misses Elsie and Virgie Shaeffer are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Waltman-
Miss Leila Mullinix recently visited
her aunt, Mrs. James Gather, near
Sykesville-
Miss Belle Gartrell H. visiting Mrs.
Beale Gosnell.
Windsor Kessler and Howard Colli-
flower have returned from their vaca-
ton.
C. "a. MullinlX and family visited
MIR. and Mrs. Luther BuShey, OF Por-
ter's, o. Sunday
The Aid Society was pleasantly en-
tertained by Mrs Susie Fleming.
The chicken supper for the benefit
OF the Aid Society OF Morgan Chapel,
has been indefinitely postponed.
The minister or one Of the nearby
churches, in hi sermon of last Sun
day said that the in OF drunkenness j.
no greater than any other sin. Many
have a different opinion.
Miss GOldie Harm i visiting rela-
tives near Day.
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TAPS GO.
Methodist 1

The second quarterly Methodist
Episcopal Conference or Carrollton
circuit will b. held Saturday after
noon, at Pleasant Grove Chuhch-
Rev. ID. T. ~ Watson will preach
ut Pleasant Grove Sunday &C 1880 o.
m, and at Patapsco fri the afternoon
Ruth and Russell Benson. or Gam
Der, are spending some time at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. o.. T. Chew.
Mrs @. C Chew spent several days
last week at Emory Grove attending
the camp services.
Mrs. Ella Kirby and Mrs. McCleary
are visiting theiR sister, Mrs. George
$hamer.
MIR. and Mrs. Denton Shipley and
little son spent Sunday with the lat
ter's parents ait Arcadia.
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.SlANDTVILLE.

NH. and Mrs. Howard Biscoe, Mr
and Mrs. James Shilling and daugh-
ter, Ruth, spent the weekend with
MIR. and Mrs. III T- Shilling
Mir and Mrs. William Tanner 81
tertained at dinner O. Sunday
Among those present we're Mrs. y
wv. YockeI, Misses Annie Yockel and
Emma Tanner, Mrs. Laura Arnold
and MI. George Welmering, of Balti-
more; mir. and Mrs Albert Slorp and
son, Vernon, Nh. George Tanner and
Carl Arnold.
Among those that were ar Pen-MaI
Oh Thursday from this place were
Mrs. William Westaway, Mrs. R- T
Shilling, Mrs. Howard BiscOe and
Miss Myra Shilling
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Staub spent
the weekend with hi sisters, Mrs
Young and Miss Edna Staub.
Miss Myra Shilling spent few
days the past week with her sister
Mrs. =. %. Bortner, Of Arcadia
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Meckley spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos
Barnhart, OF Westminster.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Way are visit
i'm the latter's sister, Mrs u. ".
Shipley.
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i. "a. StrOut Farm Agency.
Edward WV. Case, Manager,
I'll East Main Street,
Westminster, Md.
FOR SALE. -
Rich Carroll County Farms, Fine
Homes and Building Sites, C.

For immediate sale will include
with this 130 acre dairy, stock and
grain farm, 9 head fine horses, ITO
head fine dairy cows, Ut. II. gasoline
engine, chopping mill. feed cutter,
manure spreader, binder, mower, grain
drill, wagons, farming implements,
harness, dairy equipment, &c.
Farm located near station town
and all conveniences, S-room house,
large bank barn, and necessary out
buildings, fine fruit and water. Price
for everything only $4,000 part cash
and easy terms, possession ar once.
For full particulars of this and
many more good money making farms,
to 100 acres, town properties, bust
ness opportunities, building sites. etc,
call On CT address,
EDWARD wv. CASE,
211 East Main Street,
Westminster, Md.
G.. z u. Phone, 122-
may ~
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LAWED IlE.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Oursler and
niece and nephew spent the past week
with Miss Lizzie Uhler.
Miss Beryl Wisner, who was taken
To the Maryland University Hospital,
Baltimore, few weeks ago has re-
turned home much improved. She j.
the second daughter Mr. Wisner has
taken to the hospital, and has had
operated o. for appendicitis in less
than i've months.
Miss Grace Baseman spent couple
OF days the past week with Mrs
Reuben Shipley.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Barber, OF Bal
tImore, spent a few days the past
week with the formers parents
Mrs. Grace Heady spent few days
with her mother the past week.
Many people Of this vicinity spent
Sunday ait Emory Grove camp
Miss Gladys Peeling spent last sun
day with her cousin Miss Maggie
Mann.
Misses Margie and Francis Mann
spent Sunday with Misses Resale and
Edna Wisner.
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SMALLYVOOD.

Work OF the Gambler Fenby State
road IL progressing rapidly at this
writing, the citizens OF this section
are looking forward with pleasure To-
it. completion this fall
The Oak Grove Canning Factory has
been running with full force the
past week MA
There are large number OF sum
Mer boarders sojournlng in our midst
The public sohool at this place has
been repainted during the past week.
"a new roof and belfry have been con-
gtructed BY VIM. IT. Saylor.
This paper has received an order
from The Carroll County Fair and
Agricultural Association to print q
large number of tickets for the fair.
Work will d. commenced on the
Playground fence early in Septem-
Der.
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TTNIO&VILLE.

Miss Louise Englar, Of Baltimore,
A. visiting her aunt, Mrs. WI. White
hill.
Mrs Charles Peddicord, OF Balti-
more, has been visiting Mrs. Geo. D.
Norris.
Miss Esther Shipley, Of Ellicott
City, and Miss Htlda Shipley, OF Car
roll county, we're guests Of Miss Mary
~ Nicodemus several days recently.
The Linganore Aid Society will
hold festival On the college lawn
Saturday evening and night, August
81.
Mrs. u. Is Kilburn, OF Baltimore,
visited friends in this vicinity last
week.
Mrs. Julia Myers, Of Baltimore,
spent several days with Mrs. John I'D.
Gather and family this week.
Mrs. VIM Lindsay, OF Westmins-
ter, spent some time recently with
Miss Minnie Crabb
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FARMS FARMS FARMS
FOR SALE
Why buy farms elsewhere when W.
have the best inn Maryland A
Special offering of Q Of the best
farms in Carroll county.

To- :--127 acres located o. the Littles-
town Turnpike, distance of 3 miles from
Westminster, in high state Of cultivation
with ali modern cOnveniences. consisting OF
lighting and water in buildings Land .of
good quality and particularly adapted 90
dairy farming; price $500 per acre
or less. in good condition, lays well. high
state OF cultivation and excellent buildings
that could not * built for the money that
miles of Westminster pa The Untontown
pike. Price $95OO00. This f. one cf IT,
beT5 farms A aSoSt s
Cranberry Valley, good buildings. high
state Or cultivation, and beautiful laying
farm. car be made the best in IT, Valley.
Hos Small farm of d acres, more. ~
less. good buildings. excellent fruit, with
In g mile and half Of Westn 1lnst sg1t-
1G9 80 acres more 81 L., located near
M 6@5 kn4Tn as IT, R9gsE a6ma
would b. suitable 70 dairy farming
Price $1,000 per acre
ings, located fin Cranberry Valley, produc-
tive land in elegant condition and high
state ~ cultivation Price very reasonable
Hi Small farm % - acres. excellent
located within a mile and a quarter of
pontPT suP PILE fSs dP onef
ill., Small farm or 30 acres. i've miles
from Westminster, good land fair fro
provements Price $15OO.OO This prop
erty IL a particular bargain for a small
farm. and IL capable Of being made one
Of The best little farms in tn locality, tn
land A. good but the buildings need fixing.
We have numerous other properties in
and about Westminster listed with VI, and
w. will b. very glad to give detail infor-
nation On any or them, and will appre-
ciate any inquiries made through w. Now
il the time to buy farms in order to a.
range satisfactory possession for TIE buy
er. Real estate in Alt forms, farm land,
Of rents, loans On mortgages etc.
Write VI or call IT. up, W. arr at your
command
THOMAS e COMPANY,
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Westminster Proof
Should Convince Every Westminster
Reader.

SnOul0 convince Every westminster
Reader.
The frank statement of neighbor,
telling the merits or a remedy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
by some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's Westminster case.
a Westminster citizen testifies.
Read and be convinced.
James IT, Rinker, justice Of the
peace, T.. Main It., Westminster, Md,
says: 1T willingly confirm all + said
in praise of Doan's Kidney Pills in
the public statement 4 gave in 1907.
suffered for some time from kid
ney and bladder trouble, brought on
by cold. MY back ached intensely
and T felt miserable in every way.
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Moore's Drug Store, gave me entire
relief T consider them an excellent
remedy
For sale by I'll dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take 10 other.