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II 10 the Biggest House He
EOev DveW and II Cost
NSO,OOO, but the Come.
dian Had Lots Of Fun
Making the Money That
Paid for II.
There Are Three Reasons
for the Thrift Of the
Fun.Makev, Namely,
HE Wife and T.Uo Chill
dren.

Does II pay 20 he funny
90 down 10 No. !, Madison avenue
ana look up. Up. up. up. nearly sixteen
stories, and read the answer No. II
Madison avenue u . stone buiidinG. It's
Fred Stones building--Fred Stone Of
MONTGOMERY and Stone. the ftnmalsers
Of The Lady OF the slipper"
Next door 10 Dr. Parkhurst's church.
d. Parkhurst 10 . good man. Al hfs
We h has bssn fighting vice. sssieins
10 better the condition Of humanity. 70
mako the world look brighter to hs
peop's Dr. Parkhurst 10 . chairchmau.
His church 10 q massive stone structure
Of one story and a half. surmounted BY
. great dome. Fred stone 10 . come
dian. His building Is fifteen stories ana
. half. Ills great dome In under his hat
All his life he has been engaged In
making the world look brighter to the
people In It. His mission In life 10 to
make peopae forget their troublss-to
make them laugh.
EiGhtson years Montgomery and stone
have been together. Merry nfnstrels
they have been. Clowns they have made
Of themselves. They have been IN
stock" they have been In vaudeville
FOR eighteen years they have been got
ting the laugh. Mr.. Stone has just paid
ex0 900 for the Pullman Building AZ NO.
Ia Madison avenue. lie has been doing
some laughing too. II has been MS
policy to laugh and grow rat"
For eighteen years he figured In the
theatrical columns. Now he 10 IN the
real estate and financial columns
Pretty soon his name will Be ~ we'll
known IN Wall and Broad streets ~ It
10 In Broadway. Morgan and his part
ness have their eyes on him. FREQ
was born in Denver. They called that
the West when he was born. but .
greater empire was being built still
further west. When . boy Stone read
the admonition Of Horace Greeley:
''0o West. young man; 20 West"
And he replied to himself and Horace:
TN coming East. old man; coming
DAst"
And the rest - history. But oe0s-
dian with half . million or % - tug.
gle big buiiAings with 10 worth obssrv.
ing. even In this wonderful. opportu.
nifty Offering community q billions
and millions ana skyscraosrs. But II
looked - II . man who was plAytns
all the time. making people laugh and
getting the iaugh IN return. owed a
The evening world., 1913-02-17
NEW SUBWAyPL
HOT[y OPPOSED
BY THE OLD GUARD
Mccall Also Joins in CRITICS.
ing Proposition by Mitchell
and Maltbie.
HITS THE MONEY TRUST.
CHS for City Built Routes, and
IF Necessary Operation by
the City as Well.
HITS THE MONEY TRUST.

oOSw soiution OF the subway problem
0sssntsd By John Purroy Mitchell. Pres.
~ Of the Board Of Aldermen. ana
H0beie Service Commissioner Maltbis
~ VIM opposition to-day. The plan VA
~ 70 Commissioner Mccall last night.
- this morning the new head Of the
ssmmission declared II didn't look FEAST
~ from q financial standpoint Then
CSnsu,issioner Eustis said tho city didn't
have enough money 10 carry out such
scheme. and finally Commissioner WILL
tAms declared II was nothing more than
. political trick TO keep the whole aues.
don before the public until the city cleo
ton.
hut while Chairman Mccall and Com
Alssioners Eustis and Williams were
sAyinx uncomplimsntary things about
- new plan. Commissioner Cram said
- Tar a. ne could see from q carsory
0amination Of the scheme Il waS .
good one. -
81 have always contsnded the CITY 10
enc 70 build ths system" he said. The
city has enough money to start the
work. and before & 10 completed will
NV hao eh titet - uvCS1ys AoAs -
far better than q dual ownership plan
- which ths city would be cure 10 get
ths little end Of II In the long run. I
hows always voted for elevated extern
stsns and third tracking ana caa zee
nsthing wrong WITH the plan eight now"
RGN0E ROAST IN A STAfEMENT
oeNoUNCEe PLAN.
Comptroller Prendergast gave oct Q
lsa6 statement denouncing tSs plan. He
dwst At length on the mention Of Mr..
NcAdoo - possible operator. and as
sailed Mr.. McAdoo's htness for such .
place.
M. MoAdoo utterly failed" b. aid.
to enlist the necessary financial support
for his hrst proposition TO opsrass an
Independent subway system: this IN the
lsstef part Of the year 1910"
Later. commenting upon ths operation
Of the tunnel system under the Hudson
River. Mr.. Prsndergast sau:
For carrying people q much less Dis.
lance than the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company b carrying them at
the present tims no has had 10 increase
HE fars TO eight cents"
0omvrollsr Prsndsssast also ateAcass
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Cretonne-COvered
Cushions at csc

We never sold cushions 50
good at such a price before
and We doubt If you ever
bought any.
Oblong and square; filled
with floss: covered with Eng
fish, French and domestic
cretonnes.
Limited quantity. On sale
tomorrow.
Subway floor. Old Building.
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oeos without sntsfsstns WITH other city
improvements.
CITY 0p9NATIoN 40 4 FINAL
CONTINGENCY.

II o6ers the completed lines to the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit for operation
on squitabN tsr1ns which At the same
time will insure both good service and
fair pront for tho city. But n the b.
r T. should refuse the opportunity the
plan suggests the lines be let 10 an indie
pendent operator. such a. William q.
McAdoo. head Of the company operating
the Hudson River tunnels. who already
has shown his WILLINGNESS to cooperate
with tho city In It's subway troubles
Al . Anal contingency. the plan pro-
vides that the city may operate the lines
ITSELF. the authors Of the plan pointing
out the system would be . unit In itself
and sasily capable Of Independent OPP
Grafton.
\ 10 estimated thS new lines would
oost the city ee07. ooo 900 10 build. and
exc1l,alve Of equipment Il y figured
that by extending the cttys borrowing
capacity for the next few years II would
be possible to build the lines without
additional financing. but rs an alter
native . plan for rapid transit certtfi-
Atea." which would be q lien on the
sasnings OF the system and not Q part
OF the cfty's debt. 10 nigxested.
The evening world., 1913-02-17
All Kinds of Imported
Buttons, lOc q card

Not a card originally sold
for less than 2Oc and some
have been 45c. This import
er's clearaway includes tho
newest sorts. Crystal but.
tons for summer blouses and
gowns, large coat buttons. suit
buttons, tiny trimming but.
tons. Cards hold four. six or
a dozen buttons.
Subway Hoor. Old Building.
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Dnginssp, HIT ~ Car, Dies.

Charles Newland. sixty-thrss. Of No.
ISS Sumner avenue. Brooklyn. An en-
sinssr In the employ Of the Depart.
msnt Of Water Supply. Gas and Elec.
tricity. died In the Hudson Street Hos
pital last night. His skull was frac.
tured by a Broadway surface car q,
Broadway and Fulton street Thunsda,
night.
The evening world., 1913-02-17

AzI&nk w S.&nS LssaSSS
$4,000 yards. at one.half and less than
one.half former prices.
The collection includes, Shadow, Chantlly.
Mechlin, also French. English and German VAL
enciennes Laces.
Shadow and Chantily Edges and insertions
in Black. White and Ecru loo to csc I'd.
French Plstt valendsunes Lsces,-wids
widths in Edges and Insertions.
zoe, Csc, soc and Csc I'd.
Per Dozen Yards
English and German Valencennes Laces,-
narrow widths in Edges and Insertions.
Ice to 55c per dozen yards
La Vida Corsets
An extensive variety of models for every type
of figure. Made Of Figured Silk Batiste, Broche
and Couti 400, 500 to 1900
Women's House Gowns
Special Sale Of Spring Models
Neglgees Of Messaline, trimmed with shadow
lace and chiffon; sun-plaited skirt. 1880
Neglgees of Crepe de Chine. trimmed with
hand-embroidery; sun-plaited skirt 9.75
Kimonos Of Crepon. trimmed models.
lis, 1.45 and ! .95
House Dresses, attractive models. ....
CSC, ITO, 1.35, $50
leather Goods s Stationery
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Shopping Bags of Seal Morocco and Goat
Seal; silk lined. values 2.zs to $50. 1885
Limousine Cases of Morocco, fitted with
celuloid toilet articles. value 1000. 6.95
Special Cabinets of Writing Paper containing
4quires of paper with envelopes White only. 4Oc
value SOC
One Qure box of Paper with Envelopes, tissue
lined. values 7sc and CSC, Soc
Favors 6 Decorations
An attractive assortment Of Washington
Birthday Favors, comprising Colonial Hats,
Hatchets Cherries. Candy Boxes. SC to SOC
Silk Flags mounted on stats. ...... SC to / so
Best quality. All Wool Standard Bunting Flags.
Axe ft.........2.35 5xS 800
6x1O ft.........4.75 sxl2 #. $50
Blankets and Comfortables
Below Regular Prices.
Winter Weight Blankets,-full size.
$50, 4.5O, 600 and 500 pair
Comfortables-1. 25, 2.45 and 2.95 each
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What Waists Do You Wish at ST.?

Better waists than suppose possible at that price
will be here Tuesday
White lawn with peated shirt bosom effect-very man.
nish and yet the sheer material makes it feminine
Cotton bengaline shirts with turn-up cuffs and breast
pocket
Womens shrtwaists tailored by mans shirt maker
plain wecut corded madras and mercezed white cotton
Subway floor. Old Building
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The Orphans Court met on Tuesday
sith full bench present. The follow
nr business was transacted:
Reuuuclations Ct MARY Z Dyson,
NJ Esteile Dyson, Edna NJ. Dyson,
sloise Dyson, Samuel G. Dyson Elmer
9 Dyson, John F. Dyson, v rginia NJ.
Dyson, Florence f. swarm ard Mamie
p. Bucklcr 70 administer on the estate
4 Clara v Dyson, deceased, filed.--
Bond Of @. l.. Buckler filed, approved
md letters Of admintration issued.
Inventory Of the personal effects Of
Martha A. Thompson, deceased. filed
and ordered recorded. Ordered BY the
Court that the executor, Walter
Thompson, be, and he is empowered to
sell the personal property in said
estate, either at public or private sale,
provided, however. if sold at private
sale It shall not be for les than The
appraised value thereof.
In tie estate Of Martha f. Wills, de-
ceased. Replication Of cavsators ii ed
by W. N. Diyges and L. A. Wilmer
attorneys for caveators. Issues sub
mitted by cavestors and cavestees re-
spectivsly for decision Of Court. Ex-
cept on tiled by Alex. II. Robertson and
Jonn T. Audd, attorneys for carestees
to certain points as TO proper issues, -
Decision OF Court held sub curia.
Court adjourned to meet in special
Tuesday, March s5th, 1913.
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Teachers Association.


The regular quarterly Teachers
Association will take place about April
the first and the exercises will be held
at the McDonough Institute. This time
it is going 10 he extra good Mr. Car
pentsr, the active school Exam or has
exerted himself to have real interest
ing and instructive sffalr to which a
special invitation IS extended. Profess
sor Stephens will conduct the exercises
aud deliver an address. Miss ---
Henkle of the State Normal Institute
will deliver a lecture on Physical
Geography, and Mr.. C. V. Byrues,
of Baltimore will also address the
meeting.
The meating promises to be very en-
tertaining and full attendance Of the
teachers is desired.
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A dance will be given BY lbe Waidor
Popular Camp. Woodmen Of the Worlt
At Waldorf, on Wednesday, March 10th
The Fcresserviile band will be 10 attend
arc. Att I'd Il ard have a good time
Everyone who has ever stopped Their
knows ,h~ good treatment and pleasure
eceived at Hotel La Plata Those
who have not stopped there when ~
Charles county should do 50.
Sixteen major league clubs ars nov
e their spring training grounds IRE
pairing for the coming campaign. 70,
the best news from these points r. ad
7 ie Washington Star.
Among those who attended the Marcel
term Of Court at Leonardtowu during
the week were Messrs. 3. A. Howard
T Brooke Matthe IS, Frank S. Barnes
L. A. Wilmer. Frank Martin, r. T.
and J. p. Tippe.t, John Hess, aud
F, Stone Pos-y. and Dr.. f. 4 Jameson
from this souuty.
The Meas Meeting's' 10 the Town
Hall are being well attended BY thu
men. The addresses del vered by tn
Rev. II. W. Stoweil are very iorcible
and the iranly way IN which he dis
cusses the evils that strike at manhood
stamps him, undoubtedly, as master
of his profession. The subject Of the
address tonight, Good Friday, will BE-
the Appeal Of the Crucifed'' as many
men as possible should hear this
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1913-03-21

Stomach trouble, lazy liver and de-
ranged kidneys are the cause OF rheu-
matism. Get your stomach, liver. kid
neys and bowels in healthy condition
by taking Electric Bitters, and you will
not be troubled with the pains of rheu-
matism. Charles 8. Alien. school
phi cipal, OF Sylvanis, Ca, who suffer-
ed indescribabie torture from rheuma
lism, liver and stomach trouble and
diseased kidneys. writes; All remedies
failed until l u ed Electric Bitters, but
four bottles of this wonderful remedy
cured me completely" Maybe your
rheumatic pains come from stomach.
liver and kidney troubles. Electric
Ritters will give you prompt relief. soc
aud $l,00. Recommended by
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The Beard Of Shell Fish G. minis
sioners desires TO se- as mtny as pos
sibie Of the practical oystermen Of the
state take advantage OF TIE leasing
law. At tho PR sent time leases writ
ten or applications fed cover 2T,000
acres Of the land open to lease. 1t
will probably not b. long till, in many
localit es, all the most desirable bot
tom open to lease viii be taken. This
notice is inserted in order that the prac-
tical oy-termen may have every op
portunity to secure good territory.
Full Information can be secured by
writing to the b ard of Shell -om-
missioners. National Msrns Bank
Building Bsltim"ie City, or, when
ever number Of oystermen in one 10
cality are interested, arrangements can
De MADE for visit 10 that locality by
an officer of the Commission.
Published by order OF the Board of
Shell Fish Commissioners Of Maryland.
Advt. Mar. 21-'l3. II.
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Richard j. Davis, a white citizen
Of the County in the employ of the
United States Cover nment at Indian
Head, was accidentally killed on Sat
urday last at the latter place. Mr..
Davis was at work at the Proving
Grounds and accidentally got caught
in between two of the immense cranes
used in lifting cannon. Soon after tie
accident the Government Surgeon at
Indian Head amputated the injured
arm and otherwise administered 10 his
wants but failed to save the life of the
injured man. He died Sunday morn
ing following the accident from shock.
His remains were removed to Arllng-
ton aud Inferred at Arlington. MI.
Davis was relative Of Mr.. Albert
Lomax, Proprietor Of Hotel La Plata,
in this town and had many other re-
latiyes and family connections in the
county.
Mrs. George HALEY is sister Of the
deceased.
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Jauer-tiancock.

Miss L. Mae Hancock and DR.. Fernando
Jauer, of Porto Rico, were quietly mar
ried at st. Mary's Catholic Church,
Annapolis, Md, Sunday, March 10th.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev,
Father laiIe The groom is a mem.
Der of the Medical staff at St. Luke.
Hospital, Baltimore, Md, and the
bride nurse at the same institution,
The bride is the youngest daughter Of
the late John II. Hancock, OF this
county and a sister II Mrs. J. W,
Bealle, of this town.
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Mr.. John J. Murray, a well knowa
citizen and Contractor of Waldorf, this
County was in La Plata, on Tuesday,
with his arm in caste aud sling. Mr..
Murray few days ago while engaged
inpaiuting fell from ladder and broke
his eft arm, Doctor carrico set the
fracture and Mr.. Murray is on the road
to recovery but he is still a sufferer
and it will be some time Before the in
iured limb VIII be restored to Its normal
condition
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Quarterly Apportloument of School
Fund.

Quarterly distribution of the public
school tax, the school book fund and
the Appropriations to approved high
schools in Baltimore city and the coun
ties were announced by the State Comp
trolier few DAYS ago Charles count
TVS apportionment of the School Tax
is $4,766,43, and that of the School
Book Fund is s7s7.S4.
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Today is Good Friday.
Spring is here in all her glory.
Everyone will welcome the Easier
bride.
The housewife is busy doing her
spring cleaning.
Quite number. of people visited La
Plata on Tuesday.
The Orphans Court was in session
on Tuesday.
Did you wear the green Monday
St. PatrIck's Day.
Many entertainments are booked
for the coming week.
The McDonough Institute has closed
for the Easter Holidays.
Now for the good old Southern Mary
land stuffed ham.
Lenten resolutions will expire at mid
night on Saturday.
Sunday next is Easter Sunday
Look out for the Easter bonnets.
Messrs. Frederick and Jack Matthews
are at home for the Easter holidays.
Spring is here so get ready boys for
bias. ball and let's win that pennant
again.
Miss Bessie Hayden, Of Bel Alton,
was the guest Of Miss Rave Bailey dur
ing the week.
We publish in another column card
Of the State Shellfsh Commission, this
should be read by every oysterman.
The public schools OF the County
closed on Thursday for the Easter
Holidays.
The hen party will meet at the home
of Mrs. John Matthews, idaho on
Monday next,
See insurance ad. of Mr.. E. L. Sand
ers, in another column He will insure
both your life and property in reliable
Companies.
Mr.. A. W. Neale, of Washington, wha
has been spending some time in the
county returned to his home on Tues
day.
Among the visitors to our city on
Wednesday were Mesdames George
r. Cough, VIM. Wright, Of Wicomieo.
Mr.. A. M. Bryan who has been quite
lick has sufficiently recovered to re-
turn to his post in the State Tobacco
Warehouse.
The Spring opening Of the Millinery
Department OF several of the stores in
this city have brought quite number
of ladies here to purchase their Easter
bonnets.
Mr.. Albert Lomax, Proprietor Of
Hotel La Plata, recently purchased a
Ford touring car which has been de
livered him. Albert, who has always
been popular among the ladies will be.
come more so now.
Read the advertisement in another
column of the fine dance to be given in
the Town Hall here Monday aight next
for the benefit of the La Plata Drama
tic Club. A good time is assured all
who attend, so don't miss it.
Now is the time for ye merchants tC
advertise your Spring Goods If you
want to get the buyers. Don't put of
sending your advertisement to The
Maryland Independent until it is Loo
late. The early advertiser catches the
trade.
The very low prices made on gasoline
engines, by the Matthew'S Howard I'm
plement Company, has caused mum
Der Of our farmers to take advantage
of the opportunity, and fit themselves
Up with one. adv.
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There VIII be a reception given at
ths parsonage, Friday, Mar. 2lst, 1918,
at and 7-30 p. m. in honor OF our
pastors birthday, A numbar of inyi
tations have been sent out and the re-
eipients Of same are urged to be present
rain or shine.
We are expecting joyous time.
J. G. TRACER, Pastor.
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l0-yard piece Of Baroness Lingerie
Nainsook, the soft, fine finish so desir-
able for women's and children's gar
ments, 30 inches wide--the piece, $3.50
40 Inch Mercerized Batiste, with the
silken-like surface that makes up so
aaintilY, yard, ....-..............1 5c.
36-Inch Flaxon, a material that has
proved itself fayorite with the major
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FRIDAY, March 81, = 1918
| .OCAI. AND PERSON AL


Port Tobacco Parish-Easter Day
s. Peul's Chapel, Holy Communion
500 a. m.
Christ Church, Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion, HOO.
S. Paul's Chapel, Evening Prayer
400.
Easter Monday, Christ Church, Worn
ing Prayer, 10 30.
Annual Election. II 90.
Easter Tuesday, Holy Communion,
1000 a. m.
Arrangements may be made for Bap-
tisms at either Of these services.
REV. HORACE W. STowEIJ.. Rector.
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Miss Mamie J Perry, formerly Of
Harris Lot, Md. now located at Aucon,
Panama, was married to Mr.. Joseph n.
Parrott, last November 0, 1912. by Rev.
Father H. A. Brown
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II so, get box Of Dir. Kings Life
Pills, take Them regularly and your
trouble will disappear. They viii
stimulate the liver, improve your di-
gestion and get rid Of all the poisons
from your system. They will surely
get you well again. Csc at
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

F1AvIc secured the for the eERMANAMERIcAN INsuR-
YORK. wish property owne
the FIRE INSURANCE The GkRMAN
AMERICAN the country with assets m
organization paid policy hold
4Oo0oo000 in losses Company mtsrit
hnoab discharged It's obligations ~ the
its losses without bubble Fc-c.
it paid in cash S40000000o its policy holders.
connected with Company Of such standing business
Of the Of the County Whatever Business
charge win be given prompt and careful attention.
will continue represent the CENTRAL LIFE IN
SURANCE co. Of Cincinnati he Great Annual Dividend Company
and therefore In position to furnished uueSceld prcon
against By both Ere and death
Mr. EDWARD WARING, Of Pomonkey, associated
business put in his charge will also be attended and
cenN
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S6-lneh Wide Welt Pique, TO be one
of the seasons popular white goods. a
9aru '.-.....s...I..I..- -.-........-2oc
Beautiful Crepe Ratine, soft white,
and OF admirable drapping qualities, a
yard .... ...-...-..s.......... 25c.
Fine Quality India Linou, S2 inches
y ide, an exceptional quality to be of-
fered at our lriee. yard ........12 lie
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Easter Hats.

Ladies do not delay your Easter shop
ping, but visit our Suit and Millinery
Department. The most exacting tastes
will be suited as Mics Wessler has an
ticipated your wants.
T.R. FARRALL & SON.
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HELP WANTED.

Colored woman who eau cook; no OBJ
lections to one with ten OF twelve year
old boy or girl. Address
MR.. FREDERIC A. WILSON,
IT. Bellwood Farm, Wickatunk, N. j.
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Al tHt Aift'Nt Aouli lut AutrlfS lOun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1915 Equity.
E Lancaster Duiton et. al, Plaintiffs.
vs.
Motley 7. Dutton ct. al. Defendants.
ORDERED BY the { ircuit Court for
~ Charles County this 20th day Of
February, in the year 1913, that the
sale made and reported by F. Stone
Fosey, Trustee, in the above entitled
case be ratified and confirmed
unless cause 10 h contrary e
shown on or before the 18th day Of
March, 1913; provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in said Charles county,
Maryland, once a week for three sue
cessive weeks prior to the said 18th day
OF March, in the said year 1913.
The report states the amount Of sale
to be 81, 10000.
HARRY c. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk of the CT. Ct. for Chas. Co. Nd.
True copy, Test -
II. c. CHAPPELEAR, Clerk.
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IMPORTED PRINTED CHIFFON
VOlbES. Chief among the new de-
signs in this line Of printed voiles are
the quaint Jony designs. plain striped
patterns and striped effects with deli
cate little vines OF blossoms running be-
tween the stripes. In sll the pretty
summer colorings, and about so differ
ent patterns to select from,
soc a yd.
40-IN. WOVEN and PRINTED SILK
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A Choice Lot of Bacon For Sale
Hams and Shoulders, Nicely Cured and
Smoked All in Sacks. About 1000 lbs.
Apply to,
JERRE NORRIS,
Mar. p, 'l3-St. Pomfres, Nd.