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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
HARFIELDSBURG.

Ar. and Mrs. John Myers entertain
ed few OF their friends at dinner On
Sunday last Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs John Gonso and little
daughter, Virginia, Ar. and Mrs z. T.
HoIlenbaUgh, DIR. and Irs. Harry Lit
tie, Mrs William Richter, Mrs War
rem HoIenbaugh and daughter, Nellie,
and Miss Margaret Myers.
Hr. and Mrs. Herbert Myerly. Oh
Reese, visited the formers brother
and family, Mr. Claude Ayerlyr PA
Sunday last.
There lg lots on corn To husk yet
fn this neighbOrhOod, and owing to
the dry weather makes the corn bad
To husk
Ag the game law Ig very strict this
season and many have their places
advertised There has not been near
ID much cunning this fall Az In for
rneF years.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

Young meas $3.50 % 5000 long
parts suits All Eoolen goods, On
salE - S1-5g-
$50 and $3.50 Oriental carpet
ruE-TeEE good quality one 70 "A
customer. Oh sale u e
Z5e Police susDenders, heavy
TelEh-- on sale at &c
Z5c 10 &C carpet slippers foT
nen and women, OF sale = Sc
BOYS $1-Og hats, fl extra nne
felt black and brown ON sale @f
Sc
BOYS Z5c oTeraIls, sizes from ,
w ~ years On sale ~ 1yc-
Ladies -5e and $IG0 extra line
shi-tEzisr- OH sale a. 55e-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
WATERSHILLE.

There wag service a. thf dethOdiSt
Episcopal Church * this place -
SUNDAY afternoon, by the pastor, rev.
T. W.. Dlckey.
The Sabbath school continues in
nOnrishinG and profegsiye condition.
The Blue and Red members of ths
school are working with enthusiasm
JD gDcHrG ca banner.
MAR. A. Is. fellman han bought "a
property owned by SIR. Edward Myers.
MI. Ralph EeIlman finds the raising
on rabbits very profitable. he recent
Nv had an order from Michigan for
three Of biz giant rabbits. from
which wv realized g2D.
NeggrE. CorDin Penn and Upton
Henry arc hauling "a quantity pi
baiied timothy hay ~ this station,
The hunting geagOn has begun, ana
tHe sounds IVY the gDDrtSman'T guns
r1HOund, and many frightened hare
will he drive from hin Lair.
Ar. and Mr.. Allan Griffin have re-
turned from an enjoyable visit tO
Baltimore, and the gGaEhOrc-
Miss Mary Higgins, of Baltimore,
wSg recent guest of her uncle, Dr.
Waters.
Mrs. *. M. MnllfnlH and daughter,
Misc Ethel Mnllinix, az Montgomery
county, visited friends IN this neigh
DCrhood Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening, 4th Inst,
MIR. and Mrs. James Poole gave sur
prise party In honor Ok their ron and
daughter, Ar. Wesley Poole and Miss
DIVA Poole. which war "a very enjoy
able affair, Games of various kinds
was the diversion az the evening.
after which All were invited " par
take w DOuntcoug refreshments.
Those present were: MFR. and Mrs.
James Poole. Mrs- Joseph Poole. Ar.
and Mrs. Walter Wolbert and family,
Mrs. W. y. 6hipIcy and sons, Mrs.
Annie Hartman; Misses Olivia Poole,
Fannie Hall, Ida Mayors. Lulu Hat
field, Emma Lighter, Carrie Hargett.
Carrie Porter. Pauline WlDberg, Sadie
Hall, Flora Fleming, Nettie Porter,
Annie Porter, Ada Harrison; Measrs,
Wesley Poole, Harry Snyder, William
Mayors, William Hargett, Jacob Urcn,
Alfred Harrison, Howard Hail. Will
lam Grim, William Buckingham, Ray
mond Hall, John Fleming, James
Pickett, Albert WOIbert. Howard
Ehlplcy.
We are having fine Indian summer
weather, but exceedingly dry, and
mother earth w craving something
wet.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
SWEATER SALE

Mems and young mems ~ tO
date sweaters, Just arrived from
the seF YORK Mills, the very new
&C.
Mems sI5J sweaters in blue
grey and garnet and EhIts g. sals
II &c
Mems and young mems gray and
garnet E~ea-erE, with extra roll
collar. extra heavy weight on sale
- sIz5.
Mems $500 and s4-D1 ali wool
sweaters. extra fine quality ON
sale a. $is5-
Een's imported $500 sweaters,
close knitted, the very best or
sale a. $3.50
Girls and boys 81 sweaters, al
shades, Oh sale Il SIC.
Ladieg' $500 and $500 fine
sweaters, On sale ct $1-4g-
$50 baby sweaters extra fine
quality, strictly AL WOOL, plain
white and fancy, on sale al s5c.
Ladies fine s400 and $500
sweaters strictly ali wooden goods.
Oh saIe At S2.4g.
ChIIdrenrE $500 and $500 All
wool sweaters, on sale at $l49.
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RURAL NEWS.
CHRONICLES G HAHEMG AMONGST
OK k5GaEJH
LOCI. @T HILL

l yeraep Dt eramEelletle ale@&A@Ea
.r@ Gam rrrn~raaa af @E. Rar1hGle1h@rT
eSsnrresa- 80 5T HI r. - EzsEzz-
- 800 rEIs Ee<k, w4BIe l%IE
w@@N Rh@ Same mGal D@ @@l@ IT ll@
fazrheran r@sf0Fs kEF- AKA L4 helfh-
~ 10y e.sgyz1se EgFDcsss pzsy
49, $3.50 zg 49, TORE yt LE, z-1 IES.
I1agIM E@aI. 1f GGl@ma&D tn1THh@lI'
fn h1nnr Gf Gra- S@iIE tSSf1a1T- A
gerr ezSgyz5.e eFe1E1z - S2g-L
T-tg Czrrogg ClyEEty E5sc Bz51 tSE-
rar%yen HzIaaG aDr rfae D@n@%acl- ArA-
F@fa Mas fiae reef1aa1t Of rh1hT TaAE-
80 afe6ezt1- Astef DSr,zzA1g ol
.gsrezE1sez.s VIZ zEests FsGErESc N
rEllY H1Eaes wishing Zra- D@ll IaaIy
nra1gr@ h@1lr 5lr15l@Ta- IflOs@ ll5 $500
g-sr we're. wv. 80 Mr. GcsSD1 Ell
Brr ar1 wv, EElDry Fell ahh HDHay
sm1ry Nr. anh MrE. Wesley hlMk ana
amn. RfyF. @r. anf Mira EnGaf -
wager a16 s0n. GeCsge, 49, - - -
E>yFgry Rorrer zac czTgEEsrgs RIth @l1
fIyra. Mr, END MrE. AmGtft B47rk aln
ohfrfram. Harry Carrie 7nd Eta
1r - Rf9. HzEveT HiAazz1nt -
z.. 80. CazyIeg EchE9yerL md GlIl1-
rrr fyellz. Florence and Paul MFr
anf Rrn. john M- Eisler, NliilaLa 80
fe-rteraer- VIZ. aad Mr., Gsofge schsa-
ygYt, Eerrhz, wary a1c Eny be1eaFeft,
Jr znr Mrg. John WerEz and l5Alnr@My
HazIa. Eramaa. M@rF, William 80
$3.50 ~. za6 Mrf. John Kesse 80
z~,r 49, WV. go Mr.. Clinton ZeyD
sar daughters. Myrtle and 1al@My IaF-
ANNA Yra- William TrCna zad ehil1fahg
charles, Harry, MTrtIe, yelzf go
49, iii Hyg. Agnes Eche4ysFr,
IIgse@ FrnEaz EePEaR@ry Celia |Cl@SS
G@rrfa VENT, Clara Etarnerp BeHLah
gSgh Rfna Gtz, Ruth 6chssgerrr Edlz
I1eLgnbzagh. Bgrrhz Steiner Annie
zr1 Mar EchelYgFr, Pauline, DDrDrAy
znf John lall and Annie S@nHfaahi
Maeera. N. Ar. Wentz. *. Az. BScntEit
T<yf 0,Drecnt, JoseyA CoDr5cht, Ezrl
pcrbrpI E4Sagr GDDrscbr, william
rlr,tyrartt. CLAYTON GDbrechty EMORY
fiGF,renhf ri. H- BerTA4efs Claude
UaII. Ilayl6 WISER, Raymond frey,
yattbgg Eazg, Paul aua Clarence
Wantz. Rufus JDner, Dewey Steiner,
HERMAN Kaier, i1eeter and Chariss
ELI. I-Isyton and Ralph kOnk 10
charIeg A- ger
Almost Iike winter weather at prsS-
enL L
The SUNDAY schOOI ~ OBr church
hsg decides w hold y Christmas efl-
tgrEAGnMGnr. -.
On SUNDAY at Gt- Bartholomew
church. SUNDAY school Il IZJD X. n.
preaching w Y y, WI, by rev. W. ".
Hgpch, aIyD preaching each evening
NEXT week r,.s.
The IAdies' Al gociety N Barfs
rhnrch WIT meet st the home WI
IlsnaE March, Dn nett Tuesday even
lny, November l1th.
gnnfay sohool a. Bart'E Church ~
sunday ~ Y ". Hy., aISO prayer meet
Iny ln Ibs evening,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
MAIL CARRIER'S DOG TEAM
Their Severe Winter Route Along
The Bank of the 500 River.

the Bank Or the 500 River.
one OK the unique sights to 2
stranger ~ the 500 ~ the fine dog
team used by Capt. Matthews OF the
local post Office force i'm the delivery
OK the United States mail.
Capt Matthews has route covering
approximately twenty miles, and with
the team usually covers this distance
every day. The route lies along the
500 River from the post Office In the
heart or the town To d small suburb
called Seaseville, or more POLITICALLY,
after an old Indian tribe, Algonquin
Sometimes the roads are drifted ~
that ~ ~ almost impossible To get
through, but up to the present time
the big dogs have proved themselves
equal To any emergency. In pleasant
weather and binding snoWstorms
alike the team has trotted ON its way
for the last five winters and seems
good for many more.
The dogs are named Spike and
Bounce, and are almost identical In
size, shape, weight and color They
are az large az Shetland ponies and
weigh over $50 pounds each. They
are &C. Bernard and Newfoundland.
Capt. Matthews bitches them side by
side to a specially constructed sleigh
large enough To hold himself, another
passenger and the mail. LIN fact IL
will hold many more alb observing
persons have noticed when the Cap
tain leaves for the city every morning.
Then there ~ always q merry crowd
OF perhaps ten or On dozen school
children crowded about the Captain
IN the sleigh and hanging TO II from
aIl sides.
Spike and Bounce are fed on corn
meal and suet baked I'm cakes and
served piping hot on the snow, with
occasionally a little meat, but only
al rare intervals and fin small quanti-
ties, as the captain has found the
team works better on the simpler
diet. The dogs are six years old and
have been making the mail route
every day during the winter for the
last flve years.-Detroit News-Tri-
bune.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
RON IL.

Tuesday gave some OF our Marks
men chance 10 show some OK their
skin. Game does not seem very plen-
tIful. ~ Is said one of our sports
men walked nearly half On day and
did not see any game.
Mr.. Augustus Crawford, or the West,
spent few days nc Mr. Geogre Nus
baum's.
Mr.. Fred Little and wife are spend
ing a few weeks with Mrs. Little's
mother, Mrs. wi. Fritz.
MIR. George Stonegifer and wife
spent Sunday with Jacob Stonesifer,
AK Hanover, "a.
Mr.. George Hymiller and wife spent
Sunday at Jacob Haiflcy'a.
Some OK our farmers are done
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
I'll d-IKIdIcuI0us Low
Price. In many cases,
less than IL usual whole
sale cost.-ToE miss this
opportunity you will do
yourself aH injustice.

sc underskirts. black tzn- green
and white. On sale - 45c-
5Gc to S1-G1 MILDLY blC1ses and
balkan blousa@ a very good tar
gain On sale a. Sc
Soc and &c corset covers On
sale It 59c
Boys 1Oc suspenders- on sale
a. Sc
Mems and Young mems z5c
EOur-in-hand tie. II knitted six,
blue, tango and striped OH sale at
&C.
Mems and ladies sc and &c
siIk hose. On sale ~ PC.
Infants 12c hose, Oh sale ID 7c.
Mems and boys 1ac linen collars,
on sale al SC.
Mems SOC dress suspenders. Oh
sale At g5c-
Canvas gloves brown and grey,
; pair fer PC
Mems and Komen's $50 and
$500 dressed kid gloves. Oh sale at
$122-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

51st out- hIae high croEn %
Eight bsnd. also l. brozn ard grey
~ saEF - SL+g
One Iot Dt sample hats worth Hp
90 $3.50 Oh sale = S5c-
EA's and roEng meas 500 aeE
style cErb5es- OH szIE IL $L4--
One lot uf mems ounce hats OIL
sale a. &c
Children's sI5g fl hats =
Ehfre ~ DTue- o. sale II Tgc-
Mems and boys 5Ic winter CAPS
cl sale a. lsc-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

TAKE YOUR COAL THIS MONTH
.IF YOT CAN'T WILL HELP 20
Many PEOPLE. IL Will give Jon
good. dry, clean Coal; IT will make Il
easier for H. To give good service r.
The great army Of people Who must
buy IN small quantities this winter; II
viii keep the miners and Coal-hand-
Ter busy to-. Order to-day Of Smith
~ ReIfsBIder.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
His Two Dollars Wasted.
w vv,n% nk thn nrNcaT1n TM

They met AZ the crossroads.
What IN Sile looking 10 glum about
these days2" asked the farmer.
GOSH He thinks he's been bun
koed again." drawled the railsplitter.
do tell"
Yeas BY heck, he paid a dollar
for a bottle OF stuff that was adver-
tised W make you live 200 years and
now he's discovered that some one has
predicted that the world will come to
an end this year.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
NkEEI SALE.

S1-a5 extra hna skirts, tzn a1d
R1ite. O. sale Il sc
gI5G and EZ -gg extra fire skirts,
plaidar blue black and the very
latest styles 0n Ezfe &C SlDs-
$50 TO gsbs sample EkirLs.
guaranteed EtE3rIIF iii wool, blue
serge. selected plaidg. brown. the
TerT newest designs Oh sale g
gIsg.
Site fuE skirts. odds md ends,
worth up TO $3.50 uH sale &C. $1-4g-
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SHOE SALE.

20 pairs OF ladies children and
bzbF shoes, worth I'd 70 Sl25- On
saIA - z5c-
5dd pairs of ladies' high grade
shoes. The very newest cloth TOPS
~h5re. buck skin- tt boot soces,
gun metal. and patent colt button
or Lace This lot of shoes sold for
from $40 tO $3.50 pair on sale
AZ sI-S5-
5E4 pairs w Izdiss' ar Misses
high grade shoes, heavy weight and
dress shoes all kinds, worth I'D to
1896 Z pair. OF sale e .9c
700 pairs W high grade ladies
shoes. worth up It'd $500 pair
size 2 TO a. On sale a. $l5s-
90 pairs o. mans sample shoes
Tn button. gun metal Butchers or
button, worth up To $500 "a pair,
On sale g &2-25-
zoo pair OF ladies l0E cut shoes
worth up To 800 2 pair Oh sale II
s1-Ig.
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Sale Starts Friday, Nov IL

WE MAKE The BOLD STATEMENT
that theSe are Hl0neT naakinE days
for tn peoPse x NestHinster - r.
SI1Infry. This, sf course, subject ro
time condition THAT the attend time
wnn6erful sales n0w nm progress e
tn W est5inster Bargain F1oeEse- For
saving money T. equivalent tO making
money aHd yOu wfM save Bag &0mey
IN every 0ne Of Nar departments We
cannot TOO sEronziy enphAsiZE to
Eacr tint here " TIN Best popular priced
merchandise fDr a@@% rfl@m yfDG c@n Dmy
II anywhere I'm Carroll County
Open EVENINGS LET NOTHING
PREVENT YOUR COMING
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
Ignorant Par

Little Bobby-"Papa, did you ever
see cyclone carrying houses I'D Id
the air, and cows and horses and
wagons upside DOWN."
Papa-"No, my SON"
Little Bobby-"Did you ever zee q
sea-gerpent?"
Papa@'No, my eon-"
Little Bobby-'T should think it nd
be tiresome TO live to your age and
never see anything"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

@LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL DAYS ARE
SPOILED By the fellow who cant help
think thereH be rain before night"
General conditions II this country
certainly look brighter than they
have. There are those who say that
they will grow brighter every day.
Order Coal te-day Oh Smith o. Reif-
gnider.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
zine Winter Bargains.

Mems SOC heavy weight fleece
underwear. good quality, on sale
AT enc.
Ladies Sc derby ribbed under
wear. good quality. On sale AZ 21c-
Aen'g and young mems soc over
ais. blue, tan striped, ON sale at
35c.
Mems and boys 75c sweaters,
blue. brown, grey and red. on sale
az 49c.
Mems and ladies' l0c hose, black
and tan, on sale al &c.
Children's 10c hose, small sizes,
black and tan, on sale at 4c pair.
-Sare- aaee Saee Saee aace.aare.
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COATS AND SUITS.

$12.00 College coats. just arrived
on sale e s6-4S-
Ladies' $500 suits. al wooden
goods, the very newest models. on
sale al SASS
Ladies $1,000 and $500 fine
suits, blue serge, black clay vor-
steds and fancy figures, inst out,
ON sale at $T-gS
$500 extra fine ladies' suits the
very best material, all WOOL blue
and black serges, on sale AZ $3.50.
$3.50 black long coats. with per
sian roll collars, ON sale At sass.
$1,000 black long coats the VERY
latest ron collars, extra heavy
weight, on sale at $685..
$3.50 black long plush coats
fill lined the very best material
and the very newest SIT, On sale It
1898.
$500 black long coats. Astra-
chan full length and lined With
silk, on sale at SI049
$500, $1,000 and S12.GO sport
coats the very best quality, strictly
an WOOL, on sale ar S4-95.
so sample ladies' coats, all kinds,
worth up to $500, on sale At $6.9S.
Mems and Eomen's $500 10 SO
rain coats on sale at sass.
$1-00 alarm clocks ON sale at
see.
25c extra fine corset covers, u
sale at tic.
Boys and girls $500 rain coats,
guaranteed waterproof, on sale at
$24g.
Mems and boys soc working
shirts. in blue and tan, on sale at
38c.
Mems and boys 75c and $I.G0
shirts, on sale at 39c.
Mems $1-50 dress shirts. plain
white and striped on sale at 75c.
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TPESPASS NOTICE.

AM rz=.z ay1>z-aly 1880 - H.ea- Etl 4~ wv
l@m-M @ae#-
Be-yzaan s5srfE.
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Waiter H. LelE-er-
IT. KefleT Rz5T-
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ChzY5@S Grass.
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WY. E. Nil,
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Mr. Emma A. FIeaEe-
Jo1n w. HFgzr
Milton Jay TIrg83rZ.
JOHN A- Myers
Jams Rn5errso--
Geogge Phillips
Charles RAGl@N-
CaiTHn CONky
Kate N1Ter-
Grlgr Rooer-so1,
JCs@yh RoCP.
Ara- F- H- Hail.
Harry C506@r
William Lockzrc-
Jesse LCckzrl,
Edward MURRAY
Milton CheE,
Lewis DYeschIer,
Clarence Zepp,
Milton T- BI6hr
DzTM H. STEPHAN
Y. z. Williams.
JOhn E. Sr1dg,
Harvey WANT
Vernon Bzrne6,
Thomas Stevenson,
John Walking,
theodore r. Bftzei-
Keener W. Wagner
GeCyge III. Czple,
Geo. WI. Harris,
NJ. B. Sellnan,
Gay Barnes,
John BreitEeiseT,
D- DIXON ByerE,
Jne@ph Wimerty
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MILLINERY SALE.

$500 Iadles' fine hats, just out
ON sale al fl9S.
z4.DO extra fine Ladies' Hats,
ready trimmed, On sale at s2.45.
$500 and $500 ladies' trimmed
hats, the very newest ON sale az
sZ.5J.
$50 girls hats, high grade plush
and the latest style, on sale AZ CSC.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

BY pulling out the pin O new spring
hinge for screen doors may b. de-
tached without losing the spring and
with the parts left where they be
long for easy erection or the door
again.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13
Mems and BOYS Hats and Caps.

Mems and boys 39c and zoe
caps. blue serge and plaidg, on
sale at 23c-
Mems and young mems s1.0O
sample caps, All wool, blue and
black serge, Scotch plaidB, brown
and grey worstedsr On sale at 45c-
Mems 800 felt hats, black,
brown and grey, On sale at 69c.
Mems and young mems Sl-50 fur
felt hats, i'm black, blue, grey and
light tan, on sale at Sc.
Mems $500 and $3.50 extra fine
fur and felt hats, the very latest,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

husking corn. and have their fodder
hauled In.
Communion geTTlCe at BauBt OH
Sunday morning
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

a trap to electrocute insects, which
may be used fri connection with al
electric light fixture, has been invent
ed I'm Germany.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

An English inventor has patented
net for recovering golf balls from
water
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CHILDRES'S CLOTHING.

Boys s3.cO and $500 dress suits,
in Norfolk coats and bloomer
pants on gale at &1-9s-
Boys extra fine $500 suits, al
WOODEN goods, brown, grey and
dark EOrsteds, on sale at s2gS.
Children's $500 suits, all wooden
CLOTH On sale az $100-
Boys s1-00 knee pants, IL
bloomers. light and dark shades. all
wooden cloth, on sale at 49c-
$3.50 extra fine bloomer knee
pants, made from odds and ends,
merchant tailoring cloth, guaran-
teed all wooden goods ON sale 1t
CSC
Children's 800 and s1.50 white
dresses, extra fine quality, on sale
az acc.
Children's 75c dresses, dark blue,
tan, brown and Scotch plaids, ON
sale at 43c.
s125 and $1.50 house dresses
and wrappers, very good quality,
on sale at Csc.
Ladies' silk shirtwaists, in white,
tango, blue and black, On sale at
95c.
Ladies' $1-00 new fall shirtwaists,
the very newest. on sale at $50.
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Blk Bargains i'm Boys OTfrcoats.
Boys $500 overcoats- OH sale at
81 sg-
Boys S4.gy and $500 oyercoats,
W sale AZ &2-+g-
Young mems sT-DG and $500
overcoats, in blue and grey chin
chiIla, With roll collar and belt
On sale AZ s4yS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-11-13

Railroad or Auto Bus Pare paid
one way with purchases of $50.
Round trip pail ON purchases Of
SIS Oh more.
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STOCK OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE.
VIE THE
PPOVident Live Stock
Insurance Co.
Mutual Reserve
Baltimore, Nd.,

hereby oppoint Elias ". Davis, o1
Westminster, Nd, our duly authorized
agent in Carroll County. we insure
live stock death from all causes. All
business you transact with Mr.. Davis
will be highly appreciated by the
aforesaid Company.
VIM. p. REED,
President.
nov l3-tf
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SHERIFF'S SALE
~ Of Valuable
REAL ESTATE

In HAMPSTEAD. GarroH County, I'D.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1914-10-09

"look after his fences" and lay his
claims personally before his constit-
uents, the people of the district will
look after his fences for him. He
has been faithful to the trust inn
posed in him; he has made a name
for himself by earnestness, honesty
and fidelity to duty; he has won rec.
ognition among his fellows in Con,
gress as legislator Of ability as well
as n tireless worker; he has made the
Thirteenth district of Missouri stand
out in bold relief on the Congression-
al map, and the people Of this dis
trict are not going to let his interests
lag. They need him where he is and
President Wilson needs him and full
Congress Of men like him.
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NOT A WAR, BUT
NECESSARY REVENUE TAX

A candidate on the Republican
county ticket was overheard the other
day casting sinister reflections on the
National Administration for what he
termed the war tax; suggesting that
there was no war in this country, and
he couldn't see the need or justice Of
"A war tax here just because there
was "A war in Europe. 1t might be
well for those who advance such say.
ling complaints against a necessary
policy OF revenue taxation-for that
is what it is, not war taX-eXpect-
ing thereby to create little cheap
partisan diversion, to stop and consid-
er moment, and they would see how
flippant and baselcss it is. While
our country is at peace-thanks to
the wise though much ridiculed
"watchful waiting" diplomacy of
President Wilson-all Europe is en-
broled in a dcplorablc war that clogs
the channels of commerce between
practically all foreign countries and
the United States. That means that
our governments revenue derived
from the tariff or customs duties on
impOrtations has been cut off; that it
is deprived of over one hundred mil
lions from this source, and no fault
Of the Administration or the Under
wood tariff law either. This stipend
GUS loss of revenue occasioned by the
European war must be made up from
some Othre source, and so an internal
revenue tax has been devised, levy
ing small tax upon a few luxuries,
such as fermented and spirituous H.
quors, automobiles, gasoline and spe-
cial taxes on tobacco manufacturers,
brokers, bankers, etc, so arranged as
to place two-thirds of the amount on
spirituous liquors, wines, beer. tobac-
co and other articles cassed as lux
uries. Call it war tax if you like,
but don't try to slick over the fact
that it is IA necessary emergency for
which n Democratic Administration is
not in the remotest degree RESPONSE
BILE.
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A MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE

DR.. G. E. Scrutchfeld, woh came
here from Pennington to attend the
funeral of his father, the lamented
Frank Scrutchfeld, last week, is dem
onstrating every day that he is the
right man in the right place, having
done much to place the state institu-
ton at Pennington. of which he is
superintendent, on very high plane.
DR.. Scrutchfeld recently returned
from trip to state institutions ut
Elgin, Kankakee, and Dunning, ILL.,,
Nashion and Cleveland, Ohio; Pom
tiac, Mich; Buffalo, N. Y, and Tor
onto, Canada, where he made exhaus-
tive Investigations and assimilated
many valuable ideas which he will
try out at Pennington. The compe-
tency that Mr.. Scrutchfeld has shown
in the management Of this big insti-
tuition while not unexpected by his
many Macon friends, is none the less
gratifying and they point with no
little pride to the splendid manner in
which he has made good for the
Major administration.-Macon Times
Democrat.