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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-01-08

CHICAGO.-Tony Lind, aged H.,
floated out 200 yards In Lake Mich
lgan on a cake OF Ice. When res
cued he went to picture shows be
fore going home. The whipping at
home impressed him.
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Heaters. one-half Modern fur
,nlture, 4l5 Pike 49,
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TsEs-HnyInr FfIce
EFEs. ranch .............
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
gHIIT.W00D.

The people of this vicinity are very
busy at this time, md are getting
ready for the Carroll County Fair
which will be held October Q. 3 and l.
Master George Beard was operated
on for appendicitis 1t the Maryland
University Hospital. this week and at
this writing L improving very nicely
His many friends hope for his return.
Russell Blizzard + ; patient at the
same hospital. Ne are glad to say
Russell will soon return well boy.
The tomato crop d not as large
as expected. but u this writing I. II.
Savers factory l. running In full
blast.
The manager Of the Carroll County
Fair has engaged some good talent,
as well as amusements for the coming
year.
IL any one has ; lean pig weighing
about so to 70 pounds, will he please
communicate With the MANAGEMENT OF
the Carroll County Fair, as they want
to use the pig IN : creased pig race
Prizes will be given 10 persons catch
Ing the slippery animal. 4 great tug
OF war will also take place daily, all
strong men vii have Q chance to
test their strength. Come and dc
your best as prizes I'll be given.
Be sure and look for the advertise
ment In this paper. The fair will be
held October 2. : and !.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
EMORY.

Miss Helen slnIl has resumed her
studies at the Normal School. after
spending her vacation with her moth.
or, Mrs. Howard sellars.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. :. Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Graf and Mr.. Emil
Frantz, all of Baltimore, were week.
end guests at The home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. W. Bond.
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest Iamotte and
son, Wilson. Of Hampstead. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Sellars.
Mrs. Rebecca Gaple has returned
after spending : fea days with her
sister. Mrs. Nicholas Humaugh.
Mr.. j. Howell Taylor and daughter
Louise. OF Medford. spent the weeks
end visiting relatives in this vicinity
Mrs. Nicholas Mummaugh and Mrs
Rebecca caple spent Sunday with
their sister. Mrs. William WeHtaWay
The stork visited the homo OF Mr.
and Mrs. Roy u. bond and left a fint
big boy.
Miss Ester kemper. Of Westminster
has returned after spending a week
with Miss Gladys Parker.
Emory school opened on Monday
with an attendance 81 H. Mr. Kuhn
of Manchester. Il teacher.
Miss Nellie Cooper. Of Baltimore. Ii
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
Myers.
Miss Maude Ryan. Of Baltimore, hai
returned after spending some tins
with Mr.. and Mrs.. Carroll G. Rayer.
Mr.. and Mr.. Wilson Zepp, Of
sandyville. spent Saturday and Sun.
day with the latIaraa parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George y. Zepp.
Mrs. Sue Brilliant. of Glen Morris
spent the weeks md With Mas Haze
Iepp.
On Sunday. September q. at $50 p
m. there will be an address given i1
Emory Church b. Miss Christine
Tlngling, of England Mr.. and Mrs
Christi, the gospel singers. OF Balti.
more will be present also Don't fall
te hear them. Como and bring your
friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Chalk and daughter
Elise. and Mr. Robertson. all Of the
Green Spring Valley. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Burk and
family.
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GAMBLER

Mr.. Grace Spencer. wife Of Mr
John Spencer. OF Fairmount. has gone
10 the State Sanitorium.
MiHs Viola Barnes, Deer paTk Road
vas taken 10 the University II Mary
land Hospital. In Baltimore. 70 Be
operated On for appendicitis.
The EdmondHon & klee canning
company il running It's plant On full
time On tomatoes, OF which The supply
Is abundant 1T present.
Mis- Ruth Murphy and Mr. jarrett
shauek. 1f.. OF Baltimore. are visiting
The Misses shauck. at shauek Heights
AIHa Pauline Barnes. OF Baltimore
Is spending the week with her father
Mr. IsYl Barnes, Deer Park load
The Gambler public school started
IT fall term. Monday, with Mr.. IIls
HeerafI ~ principal, and Oscar ZION.
roe assistant There was Eood II.
tendance Mr.. Monroe'a room IA
two deep.
HeF. and Mrs. o. ". Birmingham
Mr. Charles Barnes and family. d
DennInga, and Miss Martha Zsnti
we're guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. William
y shanek Sunday.
NJ Horace l.. shipley made huHI.
neza IfIp To Baltimore Monday.
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II0IISYII.I,E.

Miss Ethel Evans Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Richard Martin. OF Balti-
more.
Mrs. Harriet Martin and son, Robert.
of Baltimore. spent he past fortnight
with Mr.. and MrH. 4. Clay Ely
Adolphus 7. Harrington paid a ten
days visit 10 HI grandfather, Mr..
Harrington. Of Frederick.
Mrs. Maggie zepp. Mrs. Agnes
Brummel and Mr.. Ida Armacost spent
Sunday with their brother. Mr.. Abram
Buchanan, of Philadelphia, who Is
seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Il. s. Allgire and
Mrs. John W. Abbott spent Tuesday and
Wednesday In Baltimore getting some
furniture for The Hall.
Miss Grace Eby 4 nursing a patient
in Aberdeen. Nd.
Mrs. T. ". Buchanan and sons and
Mr.. II. p Buchanan spent several
days OF this week N Hanover, taking
in the fair. They we're guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Y. spangler
Wesley school opened Monday
morning with twenty-nlne pupils on
roll. HoucksYIlle school opened with
only nine pupils. this school usually
has from fifty to sixty pupils on roll
Your correspondent cannot refrain
from saying the patrons have shirked
duty. Every child between six and
ten years of age should be in school
Miss Cora Lee aud Miss Mary Rill
former pupils Of Wesley school, en-.
tered the Westminster High school
Monday.
Rev. Anthony Bennett. noted evan.
gelist and gospel singer, will take IN
active part IN the opening of Wesley
Hall, Sunday, September 21st, at 10. 81
a. m. The public L cordially invited
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UNIONTOWs.

Mrs J. {. Hollenberry and daugh-
ter, Miss Anna Gorine Hollenberry,
are visiting friends at LinWood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel WeLzel, of
Waynesboro. visited friends IN town
this week.
Miss Lucille Weaver returned from
Washington. ID. c., on Tuesday.
Mrs. McMasteT is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Mastion, of Harrington. Del.
ReY. 7. II. Wright Will commence
protraeted services at Pipe Creek
Church on the 2Sth.
Mr.. Thomas Routson continues to
be On the sick list, though somewhat
better.
Mrs. Keller and son and Miss Berk-
holder, of Lancaster, Pa, we're guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Poke Rout from Sat
urday until Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weaver. Misses
S. L. and Loretta Weaver aud Eliza
ZollIekoffer spent Sunday afternoon
With Mrs. Lanye Shaw. Of Black Oak
Spring.
Rev. L. +. Murray baptized four
persons on Sunday afternoon N the
stream near Mr.. Ezra Gamers. ut
Linwood.
Mrs. Thomas Gill, Miss Edith
WrIghtson, of Makamie Park. Va. and
Mrs. Thomas Bosley are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Gilbert.
Mr.. Edward Dingle was operated
on for appendicitis at the Union Pro-
Iestant Hospital, Baltimore. On Mon
day.
Our public schools opened on Mon
day with Mr.. Harry Fogle principal;
Miss Beryl Erb in charge Of the prf-
mary department; Miss Reine Heck
teaching at Frizellburg; Miss Bessie
Mering at Springdale, and Mr.. Bill
myer ut Fairview.
Mr.. Harry Yingling. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Eekard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra F1eagle will
spend the winter with Mrs. Jennie
MeKinstry, of Union Bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stem, OF
Detroit, Mich, and Mrs. Leanna zile,
of Winfield, visited Mr.. Guy Sega
foose and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon Myers spent
the past week with their son, Mr.
Howard Myers, and wife. Of Bald-
more.
Sister Mildred, from the Deaeoness
Home, Is at Sunny Bank. nursing
Miss Clay Mering, who continues Ill
Mrs. Jacob Price Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Judson Hill. Of fancy
town.
Miss Ella Beam had sent to her
last week from New Hampshire. 9
fruIIed specimen of the cIIntonia
Borealis (of the lily family whose
metallic blue berries, we are told By
Bradford Torrey, have the unusual
color Of the porcelain Of the Minl
dynasty of China. With It was {
mounted specimen of the Grass o.
Parnasaus, SO frequently alluded tt
in the pages of THE Harvester.
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TUESDAY. OCTOBER II, ISia

At tho following places In the several
precincts aud districts. tozwit:
District No. !. Precinct No. lin
F1rcmen'a building On Baltimore
street, in TanaYteHu.
District No !. Precinct No. I'm
Eckenrode's shop. N Church street.
In TaneYtown.
Diatriei No. ;. Precinct No, In
the l. o. n. building. IN uniontopn.
District No. :. Precinct No. Ain
the residence q Luther o. Eckard in
Tyrone
District No. at The Mystic Chain
Hall. In Silver Hun.
District No. !. FIrat precinct--In
the property occupied b Denton L1sis-
ter. near aandYFllIa. known as baby
Ions Hotel. same - at year
District No. :. Second preclnct-in
ths residence q Harry {. shipley. In
Bird Hill.
District No. In the building OF
seiby and FrizzelI. n Eldsrsburg.
Dlstriet No {. Precinct No. LIN
the Firemen.a Building. Manchester.
District No. :. Precinct No. Ain
the vacant room adjoining the resi-
denee OF MIHa sarah {. Trump. In
Manchester.
District No. :. Precinct No. lin
Jamea Boylan'a barber Shop. on Court
street, in Westminster.
District No. :. Precinct ~ 2-In
the store room nexI p corner OF Main
and John streets. On Vest Main street.
In Westminster.
District No. /. Precinct No. AIN
the once Of Joseph !. Matthias. on
East Main street, n Westminster.
District No. !. fourth Precinct--At
the Westminster Fertilizer Co Build
Ing. near corner Green and Liberty
streets, ct the !. :. Bridge. in West
minister.
District No. a.=-At Firemen's
Building, Hampstead.
District No. at the residence OF
Mrs. MalInda Smith. TaylorsylIle.
District No. I0.-Zl the Hotel OF
MIRA Lynn. MlddIeDurg.
District No. 1I-=Al F1remen's Hall
In New Windsor.
District No. 12.-At the Firemen's
Building, Union Bridge.
District No. is-In the store room
OF w. r. Rudy. opposite the Fret Ma
tlonal Bank. In 1t. AIRY.
District No. II-Ia the residence ol
VIM. f. Jordan. n Derrett.
ANDREW P. FHIzZELL. Pres.;
8. LUTHER BARE.
EDWARD o. DIFFENDAL,
Board of Supervisors Of Election for
| Carroll County, Maryland.
Test: William Il. paynter. Clerk.
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FROM NEARBY TOWNS
CHRONICLE OF HAPPENINGS AMONGST
our NEIGHBORs.
sYKRsVILLE.

Rev. G. r. Sanner and daughter.
Hattie. Of Baltimore, are spending
this week at the home OF Miss Sally
Synder.
Mr.. William DeVine left last week
to attend military academy IN Vir-
ginia.
Miss Rosa Lindsay, of Hampton, Va,
Is visiting at the home Of Miss Ruth
Berrett.
We are very sorry to hear Of the
extreme Illness of Mr.. James J..nes,
and hope he will be on the road to
recovery very soon.
Mr.. D. W. Selby and family will &C.
cupy the house, which is now occupied
by Mr.. r. Cunningham, October the
1st. Mr.. Cunningham will move into
the house made vacant by Mr.. 6elby.
Mrs. Z. v. Thomas, OF Baltimore, Is
visiting Mrs. l.. p. Schultz.
Miss Francis Sprecher, who has
been spending two weeks at the home
OF her parents, DR.. and Mrs. .. b.
sprecher, has returned to Baltimore.
Mrs. W. Hawkins Is spending >
week at the home OF her brother, Mr..
]. Knox, at Gambler.
DR.. Frank Lucas, who had been
visiting at Dubois, Nd. has returned
to his home.
Rev. and Mrs. H. v. Deale are
spending several days this week with
relatives In Baltimore.
Dr.. Z. L Watson, OF Baltimore. was
the over Sunday guest Of Mr.. ". Mel
vile.
There will be a chicken supper at
Gather, Thursday night for the bene-
ut OF the new church, which Is near
completion.
Miss Gertrude Violet left Monday
to resume her studies at Stevenson
Institute, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carney, Of Baltl-
more. are visiting at the home Of Mrs.
Della stansfield.
States Attorney Weant has been
visiting In the town for several days
Public school opened Monday with
Mr.. John Baker as principal. Miss
Mary Kolb, assistant principal. Miss
Anna Brown and Miss Louise Lacey in
the primary department.
Mrs. Johnston, OF Pennsylvania. who
had been visiting at the home Of Mr..
]. Clarke, has returned to her home.
The ". c. T. u. held meeting laai
Tuesday night, electing Mrs. ]. Harris,
MIs. N. oulplegI mibb MAJ snillaah
and Mrs. Mantz Curley as delegates
to the ". c. T. u, convention held At
Union Bridge, this week.
Mr.. Scott Heffenger. OF Annapolis. IL
visiting his brother, DIR. {. Y. Heffen-
ger.
Mrs. Harry Mellor, who had been
visiting at the home of Mr.. L. Il. Mel
1or. ST.. has returned 10 her home In
Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett left We'd
nesday to resume her studies ut West
ern Maryland College.
Mrs. Louise Brooks and daughter
Polly. visited Baltimore Tuesday.
Master Wakeman and MIsa Caro-
line BeYard left Wednesday 10 resume
their studies at Western Maryland
College.
Mrs. Winifred Hatfield, wife Of the
late Thomas Hatfield. died n her
home Saturday morning Of heart
trouble. She was In the flfty-fhird
year of her age and WAS only sick
short time. She is survived by q
son. Mr. Thomas Hatfield. and a
daughter. Mrs. John Weetenkamp. oil
NarrIottsville Funeral services were
held Tuesday morning at II o'clock
at St Joseph's Catholic Church. inter-
ment vas made in Springfield Gene
terry.
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.pE CRRRK YAM.RY

1
Ideal fall days; chinqueplnz IRE
opening; Jack Frost Is beginning TO
NIP ones fingers In the early morning.
What : wealth OF health IN the brisk
fall Dreezes.
School opened with a good attend
ance On Monday. Mr.. MerkIe, Of
Union Mills. is the teacher.
Farmers are cutting on corn and
getting ground ready for fall seed
Ing.
Pipe Creek was well represented IT
the Lutheran Harvest Home ser vices
IN Pleasant Valley.
: party consisting OF Mr.. and Ira.
Frank Kahn and daughter. Patricia;
Mrs. Harvey Wantz and ron. Ralph /.
Mrs. Charles Arnold and the Misses
Martha and Hilda Arnold. visited Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Yingling. and we're
cordially received by Mrs. BIddle. Mrs.
YinE1InE's mother.
Mr.. irwin Wantz Is improving hIs
home BY laying concrete walks con-
Meeting all the buildings and con-
crete porch floors. The grounds
around the house are to be graded
and the buildings are freshly painted
Miss Jane Little visited relatives
and friends In Bachman's Valley, &C
companied by Edward Wine. l.. In
/ his auto.
Mr. and Mrs. George Stuart Waited
Dir. and Mrs. John Bemilier. Of Green
| VALLEY.
| Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Beppo visited
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Black.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Myers visited
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Myers On
Sunday.
Mr. William II. Myers Lost : xary
valuable COW. Paralysis II believed
70 be the cause OF death.
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Ii i'll with iaundIee.
Charles SeiDp. Of Baltimore, visited
his mother over Sunday.
William GIller. Of Baltimore, spent
Sunday with bis wife and children al
the home OF his parents.
Miss Minnie zepp spent q few days
last week among friends at Melrose
Charles Martin and family are WIS.,
iting at the home Of Isaiah Miller, at
Baltimore.
Henry Rinehart visited his son.
William, and family, near Chenille;
last Sunday.
The following visited at the home
of Nelson Garrett and wife on Sunday.
August 30th: Joseph Smith and wife
and George Grove, of Baltimore:
Lloyd Miller. wife and son, Melvin.
Everett Miller and wife, Mrs Lewis
Goodenberger and son, Paul, Mr..
Clagett and daughters, Ruby and
Edith, Kate Snyder. Nancy Fultz,
Edwin Rupp. Clinton Bortner, Spen-
Ger Wentz, Ross cIagett and Horace
Smith.
Mrs. Joseph Frank and daughter
Treva, are visiting Hanover friends
and attending the fair.
Herman Miller. Of this place, who
Is a wireless operator on the Steam
Ship Alcazar sail from Norfolk July
9Th, and no word had been been re-
ceived from him until September 4th
due to the fact that the ship was
jammed by Ice and large icebergs for
several weeks and could not move
This happened on the coast of Baffln-
land and several hundred miles W
the coast OF Greenland. They also
confronted large ieebergs In Hudson
Strait between Labrador and Baffin-
land. He writes that aside from the
perils incident 10 : trip OF this kind
his going has been productive OF much
good. He has seen things that he
never knew were On the earth and
has been instructed BY having the
privilege to gaze upon the wonders Of
the world The best wishes of his
many friends are With him. and q
welcome will be hIH when he returns
TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardener and son and
Mrs. Mace and Mrs. Bange. all OF
Hanover. motored To the home of
their aunt. Mrs. RIeharts. last Sunday
Quite n number Of our people are
attending the Hanover Fair.
Harry Brilliant and wife visited hiH
parents at Manchester. Sunday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
IIsT.

School opened here on Monday 18th
over - scholars
MTH. Martha Phillips IL whiting her
daughter. MrH. Irvine Kelly. Of Taney-
town.
Mr. Elias Phillips. of Baltimore.
spent Sunday with his family here.
The Klee Milling Company i dls-
tIIIInE worm seed full blaaI. The
crop i not so good
IT. Charles Brown was fery badly
injured b boiler pipe falling On him
If hIa dIHtillery.
Mr.. Charles Kopp spent Monday
IN Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Herse and child
ren. Of Washington, ID. c. are spend
IN The weeks end with Mra. Charles
Barnes.
Farmers are very busy cutting corn
and getting ready TO seed. se need
rain very badly.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
PATAPSCO.

Calvin 7. Chew IL confined 70 his
bed Nth IN attack OF pneumonia.
George Benson and family. Of
MeehanIeayiile. spent Sunday lat
with Marshall Knight
The Ladies' Aid Society Of patap-
SEQ Methodist Protestant Church VII
hold ! bazar and oyster supper on
Friday and Saturday nights. EenIem-
Der = and 20, in the basement d the
church.
There will be all-day eYangellstie
service held In the Methodist Pro
leatanI Church on Sunday. October
9TH. beginning with Rev. LarImore
preaching ut 10 a. m, and It p
m. nev. Valley will preach. Every
body come and enjoy the day.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
HRDPORD.

The farmers In this vicinity ara
FsTx buy filling sIloa aud cutting
corn
rnotraeted services are noK IN pro
KrsHH II Stone Chapel
Mr. IHaae \. stoner and family
spent Sunday at Jonathan UaTHey.a.
mar Noodhlne.
IL. Haehel Caylor. Of Clear HIdEp.
Il eueat Of Mrs Ella Martin this
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Jesse snIdeF zpent
several daYa nj Hanover. attending
III faIr THE week
MfH Iaaac \. Stoner entertained
some Of her friends At dinner lat
Thursday.
Izaniz Rllmer, OF Baltimore. Hpent
several daya with Ralph Martin laat
week.
Misses Hazel Gladhtll ana Hattie
WIIIeI spent Friday afternoon Hilh
Ihs Misses stoneT.
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TOWNSVILLE.

Mrs. Eugenia DeYIlbiss spent We'd
nesday with Mrs. sIlas Senseney, at
Union Bridge.
Mrs. George Grabill and daughter
Doris, spent Monday with the formers
parents.
Miss Bessie Dohn spent Sunday
with Miss Bertha Grimes, near Ladies'
burg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shipley and
children, OF near Hanover, spent Sat
urday and Sunday With Mr.. Lippy'a
mother, Mrs ellen Ippy.
Quite number Of our young people
attended the tournament at Legore's
Saturday.
Miss Anita Bohn, Of Baltimore, who
had been spending some time with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Bohn. has returned home.
Among those that spent Wednesda,
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dors
Boone were: Mr. and Mrs. Guerne;
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
NOTICE OF THE TIME
II AND PLACE OF REG.
ISTRATIOn AND REVIS-
ION THEREOF, IN CAR
ROLL COUNTY, MD.

Notice IL hereby given b. the Board
Of Supervisors 81 Election Of Carroll
county. pursuant 10 and in accord
ance with the directions contained ia
Section II Of Article = Of the Code Of
Public General IAwa Of Maryland.
that the Board q Registry for the
several election districts and pre-
einctH Of Carroll county. Md. will sit
for the purpose q registering quail
fed voters and eFaHIng tho names Of
thoae disqualified. between the hours
Of : o'clock, =. n. md o'clock, .. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
BARE BRANCH

Ne are having very dry and cool
weather. Some say that we had
frost along our branch On Monday
morning.
Some Of our farmers are starting
to cut corn, while others have almost
finished.
MegHrH. John Koontz and Charles
HeIHIg spent Sunday last nth Mr.
Jacob Warehime, of Littlealown. p.
Mr.. John Brown is laying : con
crete walk from his shed to his hog
house.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
SILVER Run.

Charles +. Frock, tax collector of
district No. 3. has already received
taxes for the year 1913. amounting
to sei55.53. less the discount.
John Il. Hon and family. Of New
Windsor. Md, Jacob Froek and fam
iIy. Of near Westminster. spent sun
day 18th Mr.. and Mrs Franklin E.
aIeh. Of Westminster.
Mr.. Samuel Sharp and vie. Of
Tannery. spent Sunday with Mr..
Henry Koontz and family. Of Silver
Run.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19

Sunday school md Adult Classes
at $50 q. m: 1870 : m.--public wor-
ship. Theme: Anticipation of q Good
Mans Death: 10 ,. m.--Joint ser
vice OF Christian Endeayor Society
and congregation n the Lecture
Room. Prayer and Praise Service
Wednesday evening.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
MILLER's.

Stephen Bollinger and wife. Of near
YORK. Pa. visited the formers brother
Emory Bollinger, and family. last
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
mrs. Henry M. Miller and son. Cur
tis. spent last week visiting Baltimore
friends.
Little Anna, the 4-year old daugh-
ter Of John A. A, Miller. near here
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AZ the Star September e0s The
Travellers 1IslaEe-z reel Western
feature; Raee l5aeE picture and
Arthur Johnston n hls aNiece from
Ireland
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HOUSE WANTED. Party wishes
Il 70 rent good or 6 room dwelling
in Westminster at once, for ! year Nth
privilege Of or 5 years. Must have
stable room for horses, corn crib and
hen house. Will pay reasonable price.
Apply 1t ADVOCATE OFFICE,
sept = aI
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19

The most OF u could cut down our
living expenses considerably II our
neighbors would do the same.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19
Tuesday, September 10Th. and on
Tuesday. October 7Ih, 1919,

and for the purpose Of rexiElon only
ton which day no name can be regis
tered on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19

Baker. Mrs. Elizabeth Bankerd. Misses
Carrie Boone, Ruth 6idwell. LILLIAN
stoner. Bessie Bohn, Clara Boone,
Frances and Sarah SidwelI: Heasrs.
Ray Boone. Ralph Baker, Vernon
Yirts and Kearney Boone.
Mss Ruth Clabaugh Ii spending
some time with her sister. Hrs. James
LeaEIns.
Mise Esther Schnaber spent several
days With her sister, Mrs. Roy saylor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-09-19

Il the Star September y. TIE
TrappeIss Mistakes reel Western
feature. Race track picture md
Arthur Johnston in his sNleee from
Ireland
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OYSTER supPER.-The Ladies Of
y Camp No. 20. p. g of A., vii hold
the srd annual Oyster and Chicken
Supper October 9th, at Winfield. Nd.
Public cordially invited.
sept y It COMMITTEE.
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HOSIERY

A full line Of SILK Hose, in popular
shades, for ladies and gentlemen, boys
and girls. Give our 10 and 15c hose
trial.