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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
WEDDINGS.
Dodrer-Stretig.

On Tuesday afternoon. November /
Mr.. j. Abram Dodrer and MlHs Belle
Irene Strevig were quietly married b
the brides pastor. Rev. ]. :. EeIneeke
at the Reformed parsonage. neal
Westminster The groom Is a Hon oi
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Dodrer. Of neal
Tyrone, and the bride L tie third
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Edward
Strevig, OF near Pleasant Valley.
Immediately after the ceremony the
newly married couple took the train
for Baltimore, Washington and other
points OF interest. Upon their return
on Saturday they were given 4 reeep-
ton in the evening Al the brides
home. An elegant supper waa aerY-
cd consisting OF roast goose. oysters,
cake, ice, cream, coffee. ete. The
brides dress was OF blue meEaaIIne
and the groom wore the conventional
black. The presents we're beautiful.
consisting OF sllyersare. china. linen.
rugs, blankets, etc.
The following persons we're present ]:
Meesrs. and Mesdamea--I. Abram
Dodrer. Edward strevig, Calvin Dod-
rer, J. W. Reinecke. Clarence Ting
ling and son. Leonard YIngIInE and
daughter, Charles streYig. John
Thomas StreyiK. of Westminster !:
Milton Fisher. OF TaneytoHn. Joseph
p. Yingling. Edward Yingling. Tobias
Ylngling: Mrs. Oliver Myers. Of lIaltI-
more. Misses-Carrie D. Myers. l.
MirAud Nusbaum. Hollis 2. EelHIer.
Margaret and Bessie Yingllng. Heaars.
IT. Stevenson Ylngiing. Raymond ,.
Myers, Martin Myers. Andrew Myers.
Norman Myers and Howard EekaTd
Oliver Eckard. Norman 4. Warshime
and son. Ralph.
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MIghtIest Factor In business.

Speaking of advertising generally,
want to say that II is the mlghtiest
factor In the business world" says
The President OF the New York Press
Association. 1T is the handspring.
the motive power of our modern IN
dustrial competition. II is the one
great business builder of the civilized
world IL makes two flowers grow
and bloom In the business world
where only one grew and bloomed be
fore. II hypnotizes the intelligent man
and woman into liberal and progress
slye mental attitude and prompts
them to surround themselves with
modern eonveniences and comforts.
II puts vacuum cleaners in the house,
books In the libraries and pictures on
the wall II is the civilized and the
beautlfier of the home, the school
maatar Of culture and the mother Of
civilization"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
FIftIeth Wedding Anniversary.

An enjoyable evening was spent at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ.
Kay. Comet Mills" on Monday, No
Yember 10th. 1t being the fiftieth an
nixersary of their marriage. Plano
selections were rendered by Miss Al
fefta Lamotte and Mrs. Norris Stocks
dale. Singing was enjoyed by all.
Refreshments of cake, cream, fruit
and confectionery in abundance were
served Several very pretty and dse-
ful gifts of glassware were received.
Among those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Ewing and Mr.. George L.
earns. of Philadelphia, Pa. Ewing,
Sherwood. Melvin, Harry and Leona
Kay, Mr.. and Mrs. Warehime, MI md
Mrs. Leister, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Stocks
dale. Mr.. and Mrs. SwartZ, Mr., and Mrs.
shreeve. Mr.. and Mrs. Armacost, Mr..
and Mrs. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Haines, Mr.. and Mrs. Fenby Mr.. and
Mrs. Bentz, Mrs. Alice LaMotte, Mrs.
Carroll Maddox, Miss Alyerta Lamotte,
lss Margaret Buckingham.
The guests left at late hour, wish
Ing Mr. and Mrs. Kay many happy re-
turns of the occasion.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
CAN TAX FOREIGN FIRMS.
Supreme Court Upholds Constitution
1flty Of Massachusetts Corporation
Law.

After years of vain endeayor b.
State authorities 10 tax foreign cor
npratlong doing business within their
borders. Massachusetts, has solved the
problem. The Supreme Court on Mon
day sustained as constitutional the
Massachusetts, Foreign Corporation
Tax Law of 1909, Chief Justice White
aud Justices Van Devanter and PItneY
dissenting.
The decision was regarded by many
who heard Justice Dag deliver II a.
marking an epoch In State taxation.
The Massachusetts Law provides
that every foreign corporation shall
pay annually an excise tar Of one
fiftleth OF / per cent. OF It's authorized
stock. Justices Day, Holiness MeKen=
m. Lurton. Hughes and lamar Inter
pfeted this TO mean almost the same n
the Federal Corporation Tax las.
which avoided previous errors b.
careful phraseology. They held thai
this meant a tax on the privilege Of do
InE business within the State IN dnot =
tkx on the property OF the corporation
outside the State.
An income OF $3.50. 900 a year II say
ID 10 the State by the Supreme Courts
decision upholdlng the Massachusetts,
Foreign Corporation Tax Law.
Thu Supreme Court has already de-
elafed unconstitutional somewhat
similar laws adopted by Kansas. Ark
anHaa and Colorado. on the ground
that the tax was burden On Inter
Stale commerce. Argument in favor
Of the Massachusetts statute was made
L. AffaruaR-Ggneral GufIFf IN the
ground that II was not an attempt u
regulate interstate commerce and
that It was not a tax on property out
alde the State.
The Law provides that every foreign
corporation doing business in Massa=
ehusetts shall pay annually to The
Commonwealth tax OF one-ffticth Of
! per cent on the par value Of it
authorized capital stock, such tax not
- exceed $4,000.
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Cardinal Gibbons Endorses Tuber-
euIasIz IL.

Both Cardinal Gibbons aud Cardinal
Farley have endorsed IIa movement
for the observance Of The Fourth
National Tuberculosis Ia On Decem-
ber 7th, according II N announce
ment made today b. The National As
sociatIon for Tie Study and PreYen-
ton OF tuberculosis.
Cardinal GIhhonH. Hho haH for a
long time taken m active Interest in
the anti-tubereuloaIs flElt IN Mary
land. writes 70 IT. I. NIrt Steele.
Secretary Of he Maryland Asaoeia-
ton for The Prevention and Helief Of
tuberculosis. wishing hin success in
the tuberculosis Day movement and
expressing hIH interest and anprecla-
ton. Among other thing he Haya.
My wonder has ben aroused BY
the simplicity Of tn arms uHsd III this
-nameIY-TaIIonHI living and
leanllneaB-HhIeh are within the
reach of all.
Il shall follow HIIh special interest
all your efforts IN tn splendid prona-
gaBda against The terrible disease. and
hope the results Of Ynur labor viii be
commensurate With The zeal. the en-
erEy. and Helf-aaerIfIee which you and
your fellow workers are deyoting to
the work.
Il can remember vel the raYageg
made by yellow fever n daya gone by.
but rejoice 10 see TIM The medical
fraternity have conquered Il
Il trust that you VII be equally
successful against tuberculosis.
Any clergyman Wishing 10 observe
tuberculosis Day NM obtain litera=
ture free of charge from The National
Association for The Study and preYen-
tion of tuberculosis. I0a East END
Street. New York GIIY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
Lutheran Charge.

st. Johns Q,eister's) Sunday
school D a. m. Luther Day services
10 a. M st. Benjamin's (Kreider'sl-
Sunday school l p. m. Luther Day
services p. m. Offerings for Home
Missions. A special Thank-offering
meeting will be held at st. Benjamin's
Lutheran Church. Sunday evening, at
10. Prof. A. r. Wentz, of Gettys-
burg, will speak and Miss Charlotte
Kranmlieh, of Kutztown, Pa, will
sing at this service. ALI the members
Of the Mission and Aid Societies are
requested to bring their "Thank-offer-
ing Boxes Catechetical instruction
sa.u1 day afternoon, at 2.30 at st. Ben
Iamlns Lutheran Churth. W. b..
Herah. pastor.
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sfuII.

Suffering : heart attack while con.
yerEinE RIth HI sister. Mrs. George
+. salteT. II Carlton /. stull. a well
known and highly respected citizen OF
F. edefiek. died very suddenly on
Sunday afternoon about O'Clock MIR
sluil Va = years Of age.
lie i survived hy n widow ana one
aon. George David stnll He IN al
80 survived n three sisters and two
brothers. Mra. George T. salter, AirB
Charles HIdEely aud Mrs. Charles
Bruat. of Frederick Mr $. Thomas
stull. near Frederick. and Mr. Daniel
Z. stull. Of II AIRY
The funeral took place on Meunes-
DAY afternoon from the home OF his
sister. Mra. salter.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
Orphans Court.

Monday. November 10th.-L,etters OF
administration on the estate of Will
lam Il. Fowler. late of Carroll county
deceased. were granted to Charles p
Fowler, who received warrants to ap-
praise personal property and real es.
tate, and order TO notify creditors.
T Letters of administration on the es-
! tate of Daniel Good, late of Carroll
county. deceased, were granted TO Car
RE B. Myers, who received order To
notify creditor.
Letters of administration with The
Will annexed. on the estate Of Henry
Hahn, deceased. were granted TO
notify creditors.
William E. Biyens, deceased, reported
sale of personal property.
The Court revoked letters of guard
ianshIp In the matter OF Charles
Riekeli, guardian for Grace. Raul,
Raymond, Mabel. Hllda. Gloyd. Julia,
Mary. Ellen and Dorothy Rickell. In
fants. the said guardian stating his
first and final account, and received
order to deposit funds.
George E. Bair, administrator Of
jacob Riggler. deceased, returned In
Yentories of personal property bnd
real estate, and received order TO seI
personal property.
George II. Winemiller, administra-
tor Of Charles w. Winemiller, deceas-
ed. reported sale of personal property
and settled his first account.
Tuesday, November l1.-H. Neuton
DeYries and Harry II. DeYries. execu-
tors Of Oliver Wadlow. deceased. re-
ceIYed order to sell stocks.
Charles b. Stoner. executor OF Eliza
beth J. stoner. deceased, returned In
yentories of personal property, money
and debts.
Letters of administration with the
will annexed. on the estate OF Rachel A.
Taylor. late of Carroll county. deceas-
ed. we're granted to Samuel II. Taylor.
Who received warrant to appraise
personal property.
Isaae \. stoner and II. Lee stoner.
acting executors of Abraham Stoner.
deceased. returned inventory OF debts
due and settled their FIRST and final
account.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
Susbaum-stem.

A quiet wedding which Il Of interest
TO a large number Of Carroll conn=
tians. took place on Wednesday morn
ing when Mr.. Marshall y Susbaum.
a retired farmer OF Sans Greek. and
Miss Maud s. Stem. Of DennInKa.
vent TO Baltimore and accompanied
by Rev. J. 7. Marsh. Of SeH Windsor.
secured a marriage license.
They then went 10 the home Of nsE.
]. H. Marsh. 2I4 East TEenIy=Haeond
street, Baltimore. former pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church II
New Windsor. who married the
couple Mrs Eta Wedge. : sister of
the bride. and Mr. E Edgar Nnzl.sum.
= brother OF the groom. Witnessed
the ceremony. The couple iefI fur N
extended trip North They 81 - Il
home AZ Sans Greek. On their return.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14

Mrs. Daisy Katherine Young. wife
of Charles {. Young. died 1T her home
near Tayiorsville. On Tuesday. No
vember II, at 9.45 o'clock n the EVEN
ing. He age was = years. months
and days. Besides her husband she
is survived BY four children: Myrtle,
Iona, William and WIlbert: her
father Mr.. Luther II. CARRIER. OF
Unionyille, Md. and tie following
brothers and sisters. Mra. Ella Mancha,
of Manchester: Mrs. SeItIe Brightwell,
OF UnlonYille: Clarence CARRIER. of
Woodsboro. Jesse CARRIER. Of New
Windsor: Vernon CARRIER. Of Mount
Airy, and William CARRIER. Of Union
Bridge.
Funeral services we're held this
morning at II o'clock IN Taylorsyille
Methodist Episcopal Church. Rev.
Harry Hall officiating The pallbeaT-
ers we're: Walter Horton. frank
Barnes, Thomas Ko0nIz, Harry
Barnes. Ernest Franklin and Ernest
Barnes. Funeral director. Z. NJ
Waltz
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
AHaTZ

Mrs. Mary : Short did Saturday
evening At SO o'clock = he county
home, near ChambarzbuTE. p. AGED
SO years, { months and ) daya.
Death Naa due u cancer, from
which she Eaz : sufferer foT manJ
years.
The body saa taken % xaYnezboro.
Sunday evening. and taken 70 the
home Of MTa. Drown.
She waa born Iuua :. Isz7. In TAR
roll county. Nd. Ihe daughter uf Peter
and Rebeesa nYeTH=
She had been n inmate Of the
county home for he nzzI twelve cara.
She waa life lonE member of the Rs-
formed church.
Surviving are IHo daughters Nrs.
Anna Il. brown. WaYnaHUuro. Pa. and
Mrs. Catherine Gloaner. Lancaster.
Pa Funeral - laI1 Tuesday.
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Shippers.

Henry sImnerH. former resident
Of Carroll county. died at bis home
near raTIz. FauanIef county, Va, on
Thursday. October -. aEed SO years,
I months aud 5 day
Ills widow. Who II daughtur OF
the late Daniel ]. Geiman. OF near
Westminster. survives him with four
children. Hra. Elizabeth Russell, OF
BerryYiIle. Ya Mrs. +. " Heine, OF
Washington. D. =: Measrs. Robert
and Amos Shippers, nj home.
Mr. Shippers waa life long Demo
erat. lie va buried at Winchester.
Va. on November Ist
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
Iawe-Ttan.

Going 10 baltimore Saturday after
noon. Miss Ollne l. EYana. Of DELLA.
and Grover &. Love Hant 10 Iha Tszi.
dsnco Of Rev. Louis Hortel. pastor
OF Della Methodist Church. I00s 10
ahcr street. where thay we're married.
Only few OF the relatives nd
friends Of the couple Witnessed he
ceremony. After abort wedding
trlp.th couple Will reside II Ihs home
Of the brides mother. Mr. Laura up-
ton. at Della.
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unlontoMn- Charge

Communion service at Nj Union On
Sunday. November f6. at 10 n. N. Pre-
paratory service. Saturday previous.
at 2.30 p. m. Than offering service Of
the Woman's Missionary Society. At
at 2.80 D. m. Thank Offering service of
the Woman's Missionary Society at
Winters at 2.30 p. m. Sunday. NoYem-
ber 16 A special program of music
and recitation. Communion At HauaI
Lutheran Church, Sunday. November
%, at 1890 a. m. Rev. G. ". Daugh-
man, pastor
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nansi .Relarlla.I

There will be services next Sunday
at 2.30 D. m. when Rex. ]. Stewart
Hartman. Superintendent Of the Hoff-
man orphanage. near LltIlestown Pa,
will present the cause Of the Orphan
age. Young peoples society Will be
held In the evening At I.45 o'clock.
Tho Woman,a Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Dauat Church will
hold Its annual oyster supper Thanks
giving evening In GIonse.a Hall. at
Tyrone. All are welcome. Rev.
Martin Schweitzer. pastor.
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IIHTy.

Rev. William Il. EIaarY. Of Deer
Park. died Ia seek It tie Spring
field Hospital. sTEaHEIIIs. Of general
debility. aged = YaaHH Some months
sgn The mind of IT,. Hf CleaTY who
was the pastor Of - Methodist Epia-
copal church If Der Park became
cnfsebled and ! - necessary To
send him T. thn aIaIe institution. lie
leaves many relatives n IT. Airy.
Rev. Mr.. ClearY IeaHea 80 brothers.
Lyourgua Cleary. III AiTY. and Ohm
Francis ClearY. MoodFIIle Besides
his widow tn children survive
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
SmIih-lIoushH

Miss Janet A. ClonHhef. the young
est daughter Of the late YerIeY clou-
Hher and Mrs Mary I. Clouaaef. of
Tansytown. and Mr. james :. o
Smith. of the same place. HsTs aulsIlI
married by the brides pastor. HeY.
Seth a. Downie. At the Presbyterian
Manae, Thursday evening. November
9Th.
The bride wore = blue chiffon KoRn
over silk meHaallne and carried :
bouquet of roses and iiisH nf Ihs fai=
iey. They will reside IT TaunyIoKn.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14
IIayhon.

On October Il. 1919. in Kankakae.
Ill. Mr.. William Dayhoff. formerly Of
Taneytoun. and Heil-known in this
vicinity. died 1T hia hons In kanka-
kee. lie HaH IN his 18th year. He
left for kanEakee e years ago, He
leaves : HIfe. Who was Miss Mollic
KeHter. Of Pleasant Valley. and the
following children. Willie Dayhof. OF
KankaEee. II. Mr.. Archie Nuabaum.
Of Colorado. Mfa. LegKa. Of Chicago .
also three sisters. MIA william
Crebhz. Of Tanegtown. Mrs. Henry
GobfIght. Of InIontoRns Mrs. Samuel
I. Hask. EttleHtosn. Pa. and four
brothers. Samuel Dayhoff. of Llnwood .
Joseph Dashoff. Of rnlontovn. John
Dayho7. of Clear Ridge. and Augustus
DayhofT. o. Gettysburg. Pa
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Reese

Taken suddenly III If his home In
Bark III. Id. IN October 81, Lewis
T. Reese. Il years old. \ retired iarm-
ct. aaH taken 10 baltimore and hur-
ried tn II IoHsph.s Hospital. where he
died Thursday afternoon Of last week.
Mr. reese "a Nnii.known resident
Of Dark I'll. having lived there for
many yeaHz Several dayH ago hu was
operated IN II the hospital. but his
condition gradually grew worse, until
he expired on November 9Th. Death
Nas due - heart trouble. Ills body
waa shipped 70 Is home In Bark Hill
last Friday night Mr Reese IL sur
YiYed h 10 HonH. Harry Reese. OF
blnsood md Ephfalm Reese. Of Bal
IImore.
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Marriage Licenses.

Oliver NJ Matthias. Silver Run, and
Mande r. Study. Westminster.
Charles J. Ward and Cora $. Ship
ley. both of Westminster.
Benedict d. Snyder. MI Airy. and
Minnie I. Haineg, Carroll county
Glenn Dorsey and Beatrice Pip
nInKer. both of Carroll county.
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OK.

Miss Georgia Cox. for many years a
resident At Ellieott City. died there
on Saturday. She was 81 years old
She was unmarried, and IL survived
by five hrothers and two sisters. OF
Glen Morris. Nd. The funeral took
place at Druid Lake Cemetery Iues-
day at ! .. N.
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Spencer

Ray Spencer. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Spencer. died at their home
on Green street. On Monday. November
10. aged IWo weeks. and was buried
on Tuesday morning In ST. Johns
Catholic Cemetery. ReY ]. {. Mallon
officiating. Funeral director, James NJ
Stoner.
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I'll.

Mr.. John Thomas III. Justice of
the Peace for Is years. died At his
home At Gambler. On Wednesday. No
vember l.. aged Il Tears and 1
months. lie l. survived = four sons
and two daughters. George. Of Baltl-
more: Thomas. Harry md William.
OF this county Mrs. :. :. Davidson
and Miss Anna :. Hall. 81 Charles
town, ". n. AIHo > ena brother
and two sisters: Arthur. of this eoun-
ty: Mrs. n. :. Knox. o sykeHYIlle
and Mrs. Belinda HeHH. 81 baltimore.
Funeral services 1HTs held yeaIer-
day morning 1T ! o'clock In Deer
Park Methodist Protestant Church.
Rev. William :. nauHs1sT officiating
Interment vas made n the Nestfnlng-
ter Cemetery. The naIIbezrera we're:
William o. ioekard. Eugene Green.
Norris Caple. Norris slookadale.
George kiee and Harry kiee. Fu-
neral director. :. Z EhafTer
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sIlIlrrler.

Mr.. Jessie &. spurrier died at his
home near Mount Airy. on Wednesday
November ). N the forty-third year OF
Ills age. Funeral services were held
last Saturday At MarYen Chapel, Plane
No /. InIermenI was made In the
cemetery adjoining.
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Methodist Protestant Church.

$40 a. M, Sunday school and Adult
Bible Glasses. 1890 a. m, Public
Worship. Sermon by Rev. A. Norman
Ward. I p. M, The Young Peoples
Society and the Congregation will hold
a conference on the Temperance Issue.
Bright talks Special music.
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Staune-sondm.

Miss Margaret n. sonder ana Mf.
Claude s stauffer. Of SeN Windsor.
were married Wednesday IN Frederick
by Rev. r. l.. Mclean. pastor of Grace
Reformed Church. They sIlI lie In
New Windsor.
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Luther Day at Trinity Church.

Services commemorative of Luther
Day will be held at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Deer Park Road. on Sunday
morning. There will be special music.
ehoruses and solos, and an address BY
the pastor. whose subject will be =
New America for New Americans.
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ZIleIIon.

Martha \. DeHoff. widow of the late
samuel D. DeHoff. died at her home In
Baltimore On Friday, aged 5b years.
Funeral was held Sunday and inter-
nfent IN GreenmounI cemetery.
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-shIple.

Saturday night. November sth. Mr.
Charles j. Ward and Mia Cora ).
shIpley, both OF this city. Here quietly
united In marriage b. Hef. William Il.
Hetrick. at the parsonage Of Grace
Lutheran Church.
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County Commissioner.

The board on Monday granted n
special pension of s. TO Ida Copper.
Westminster district
On Tuesday the board sat 10 pay
road bills for Taneytown and Union
town HIaIfIeta
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.II0IYneY.

William 7. DoWney. aged 76 years
died at hIa home N Baltimore ON Fri
day. Funeral services and interment
took place At patapseo Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday.
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George w. Rupp and wife to John
Y. Wentz, convey one-quarter acre.
for $1,000.
James Reindollar to Mary l.. Rein
dollar, conveys lot in Taneytown, for
500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-11-14

! Every old maid has IN excuse tor
being single, even IL It Is ONLY that
she was born that way.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-09
IF CONSTlPATED OR
BILIOUS "CASCARE!S"
For Sick headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels-They
work while you sleep.

Get "a l0-cent box.
Take "a Cascaret tonight To cleanse
your Liver, Stomach and Bowels, and
YOU will surely feel great by morning
You men and women who have head
ache, coated tongue, cant sleep. are
bilious, nervous, upset, bothered with
a sick. gassy. disordered stomach, or
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are YOU keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-or merely forcing a
passaSeway every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases; take the excess bile from
the liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
intcstines and bowels.
Remember, Cascaret tonight will
Strengthen you out by morning. \
Decent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action; n clear head
and cheerfulness for months. Don't
forget the children.-Advertise
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-09
IMPROVE CEMETERY ROAD.
Township Board Appropriates $500 For
New Walk and Repairs.

The township board of Schoolcraft
township has awarded a contract To
George Cloutier to repair the ccme-
terry highway and construct "a new
walk. The improvements representing
an outlay of $500 will begin ut the viii
lage limits and will extend distance
OF a mile and a half To Maple Hin
cemetery. Little difficulty is expected
in securing laborers as the present
conditions in the copper country has
thrown several thousand men in
search of employment.
A large quantity of crushed rock
will be purchased during the winter
and distributed along the side of the
road. Next spring this rush will he
spread on the surface of the highway
and rolled. Later when township
finances will permit, this stretch of
road will be macadamized. a contract
to fill 500 yards Of earth for the abutt-
mentS of the new steel Trap Rock
river bridge was awarded To Moses
Garon. who began work yesterday.
The concrete pillars and abuttments
have been completed and the steel
structure will he erected this fall.