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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
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Published by Reqnest
Laws Of Maryland Dec. iessiop
1889 = House Of Delegates hapsef
100. Passed Marci. 4, lsiO. AZ Act
to authorize the drawing Of f.o1teaY.
20 establish female Seminary 70 81
MarY's Co.. on the Site d the tuciens
City ~ So Marys
Preamble Whereas, stc ,ilsps sition
10 chcrish--.thr remembrance If aivst
events and sacred places as CONNECTED
with the early history Of our ancestor
has ever been Ia all ages % the 9otld
considered praiseuorshy md com.
nendable whether esinee1 by llia
Consultation 81 periodical solicitation
-or the erection II conmcnorsl
monuments.
And Whereas s large aud respect
able portion OF The people Of Maryland
have long entertained desire a. c0n
memorials IN sonse suitable naner ne
site on which stood HE City ~ 50,
Mary's On 81 Mary's t'ol The
Ancient Capital ~ tlle Sthia,
Tlic sad remafna " whieis eaHn0t
but recall 20 mind the transient nature
~ all things sBbiunarg ard ihe
melancholy feiieeitlonf HAT nelhinE
NOS remains bnt q few mnuliserlne
brieks-to p0lnl on . Chr antiquarian
The spot where Civilization aud Ghfias
iianify were Crest introduced into oaE
state
ArA Whereas Tie people ~ Mars
land and more especially tfae tsltis5u
81 81 Marys co.. arsnaiFa bY thai
! delicate senaibiiiiy which prnmpfs Nzu
/ % adorn and scatter aosafs around
/ ibe toinhs ~ departed relations and
/ friends desire 10 establish "a that
sacred spot 4 female Seminary faat
/ those who are destined 81 itesonr he
m1fhern 81 future epng IONS FeAR
| rsspaiye their edneass0n ard esrlg Ind
pressioBs ag Is place - arli c0iealnled
/ 10 insure affection and attachment
for our Native state
And bvhersas--As he Dhieel rta
tenplated cannot he accomplished IS
private contribution ard mupi6cgaea
: aud should for other good and saiif
e,ent rna sons reeelYe the sDunieuanes
and support oi this Legislature
Therefore
Soc i.--Ilo Ii enacted by lhr sienefal
1 Assembly ~ Maryland shat 0iuallHa
Combs. Caleb ~ Jones Hpd John 81
I tienneil, ~ ST. Mary Co., he ard
they are hereby appointed Commits
sioners with foil ppwrr aud authority
-~bY 4 schefne Of lottery and ine sales
/ thereof or tlle tickets lliersiue-it, raise
tha sum ~ thirty thousand dollars
over and aboge Oh expenses ana
charges whatsoever provided, hes
ever, The said lostery sball " arlNn
under lilp directions u iie lottery
| Commi ssiouers, 10 pursuance ~ iila
| Act 81 1886, Chapter 31b Tho 8alls
morn Chaplar y. A. e. - wesea i9
| accordance with this isH presented
/ this afternoon ~ the Arundel lIig.
Baltimore, This Original Act
lmost nrtisllcally INSIDE 10 old ha0lish
and Print and illuminated ~ blig
lIOrd Baltimore aud st Mafs t0.,
lCoIors, Il Is most gratifying 70 IS
how The Patriotic Societies Of llia
State of Maryland arr nov awakening
TO The fact-thag -. Mary IS Sei0inaiy
Is not only an institution receiving
State aid, but one 81 the rnrcst monas
/ ments erected Ia the Stale and one
OF which Marylauders can ~ justly
proud. The Evening Capital 81 Jan.
I'm, 1916
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27


The students OF Leonard Hall met
] January 20, and organized the Leon.
lard Hall Radio Club Of Mary land
This club Is u branch 81 lha Central
isas.so Club, which formerly extended
from tn Ohio % the Rockies, bit il
rapidly extending to All paris 81 the
United States. Officers were elected
as follows: President, Bro Gregory:
Vice President, Zach NJ Fowlef:
Secretary, Ernest r. Casch, and
Treasure. Charles q Mattingly
| The club viii meet every Thursday
at three in the afternoon 10 ihc Radio
room at Leonard Hail, whore the
Isnembers VIII receive instruction is
the wireless code. radio laws, theory.
etc. The fifteen charter members are
enthusiastic, They have their bylaw
and constitution and invite other
bright Young men of Maryland b join
in the club work
The objects Of the clnb are 10 leach
wireless biography to It's members, to
foster organization among the youths
OF Maryland, % encourage iricndship
and unity, and 70 prepare is members
10 reap the benefits Of public messages
which al tremendous cost are sent
out daily from the greatest 81 govern
rnent radio stations N a. A. lArllng
toni, which sends out The limo tWiee
day, aud daily weather forecasts. ate.
II Is hope that the progressive peo-
pic u St Mary County vii encoaf
age the lads IN this interesting ees =
and thus ala IN the yocstiona wofl
which Leonard Han strives ~ foste4
among It's students.
Yours sincerely,
ERNEST r. OAsen
sec tarN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27


An unusually large crowd attended
the Annual Duck Supper, held 1T
Hotel ST. Mary's, on Tuesday night
last and be II known, that the tempt
ing viands there served were Up the
high standard Of excellence that is to
be expected when mine host. w A..
Fenwick. promises something special
The large crowd was handled in q
most credible manner and although
there was upwards Of three hundred
people, no one was kept Whiting,
During the repasi, an orchestra from
Washington furnished music in the
lobby and when the last guests had
been served, dancing was enjoyed IN
the spacious dining room, from which
the tables had been moved Che dec
oratipns, the Moryland eolOrs and tip
attractive placing Of evcrgreens and
flowers added greatcly to the charm
The ladies of st. Mary's az al Times
most attractive and beautiful seemed
especially 80 last Tuesday night and
q mighty enjoyable t.mc was had bs
all
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Our young friend Mr.. Tester Lath-
roum has pneumonia IN both sides
At last reports he seemed 10 be doing
worry we'll.
We extend our sincere sympathy IL
Mr.. Walter Norris, whom death de-
pfived Of one OF his little ones last week
Misfortune in the form Of fire visit
ed Mr.. Nm. Udinski Of near Hills
vile. last Sunday morning, destroy
ing his meat-house with most Of its
contents
Mr. Tiffany Russell and wife, Of
White Plains, paid a breit visit re-
Gently to his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen Russell
Mrs. j Edward While left here on
Saturday last for her home in Pitts
burg, having been summoned BIZ tele-
gram TO the bedside 81 her. husband,
who Is in.
Making brief respite from Business
worries, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis EveFtt,
Of Washington, notored down to Mr..
Nj. J. Yates on last Saturday for a
short. stay.
Miss Doris Raley, Of near Jones
Whalf is entertaining Miss Mary
Wise, Of Medley's Neck, for few
days
Mrs Daisy Herbert, Of Hughesville,
Who has been spending few days
among her many friends and relations
around Hollywood, left foi home On
Sunday last
Through the kindness Of Mr.. John
While, We are able TO offer our
readers a recipe for making Cab
bageades, as follows: 'accidently up,
set saucepan fun Of cooked cabbage
ia tho we'll, spit out d few cuss words.
and presto You have d well full q
that most delectable beverage. Hs
hiss tried IL
Apologies are in order But Bro
Their, we aid not even Insinuate tina
YOU 'hddled Tor aliying shonlt
Oh ever contemplate such y step, y
would advise you 10 stick 70 IN
plough. Il congratulate some Q
our ycung friends on being true sport
ina able 10 take q joke when they sr'
handed one
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
In MemorIam.

In cad, but loving remembrance q
my dear brother. JOHN THOMPSON.
who departed this life two week II ago.
Jan. 2nd. aged rs years,
Handle him tcndcrly, lay him q rect;
Happy he numbers now ono az the bleat
Sadly my heart doth ache. seeing blIn
90:
My only comfort God wilIed i %.
Here no more;
Yes. we will meet again On Wonder
shore:
There II eternal JOY, from a0rrdM free,
Brother. hope 70 live EVER with hee.
StilI our home Ii sad and lonely;
Every spot is dssolhte anG drcaF,
As We listen fn4 the Voice of nnr dear
Nrother,
That we never more on earth wili hear,
Brother. dear. you don't know how We
miss you
Miss you more than words can tell
Every hour. and day that passes,
Brings Us nearer with you. dear bro
Their, 10 dwell
Friends may think We will N tine for
get you,
And our wounded hearts be quickly
healed.
But they little know the sorrow that's
within our hearts, concealed
Rest in peace, dear brother
| Two long weeks have passed away,
Thou art gone. but not forgotten,
For think Of you day BY day.
Oh, how sad these dreary weeks
Since God called you home
! BYE and bye expect 70 meet you
| Around Gods eternal throne.
Gone from earth. yes gone forever
| Tear-dimmed eyes shalt gaze ID vain,
We shall hear his sweet voice. oh,
never
Never on earth again.
God Of love send as some token,
From the spirit world above,
Il That our hearts. aIl crushed and broken,
May be- healed BY Heavenly love,
Into sweet rest. he has entered
No more 10 suffer and 10 weep;
He ID smiling on III from Heaven
Dear brother haa fallen % sleep.
By bis loving brother.
LOUIS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
Mrs. .lQaAiiu..k.lias mpsOu h very i e
9"'as

Mrs Robert l.one vS'8so quite sick
at her husbands residence Broom.
field
Mrs. Cleveland Bailey departed Tor
Washington by boat SUNDAY Mrs.
Bailey Win undergo treatment for her
nerves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommle Lawrence
took boat sunday for short business
trip TO the Capitol chy Messrs.
Tommie Morris, r. G Reeves and
Harold Herbert also boarded boat Tor
a flying trip to the capitol City
Rev. Frank +. cadf. Of All Saints
Parish, have accepted q call 70 Kults
mount, Pa. and eill leave Tuesday
for his new home. Mr. and Mrs.
Cady has been sith ms for three years
and have made many fricads, ebo
sincerely regret their deportdFp
Mr. Havey Mattingly. accompanied
by Messrs. Golden Class, James Bal
hey, Mrs. Willie Thompson. and Miss
! Katie Tate motored to Washington
sunday
The Bushwood Valley hounds, an
der the mastership Of Messrs Plowder
and Gibson, are fine lot Of hound'
without a single exception
They hunt 10 the highlands, they hun
III the low
They hunt in the mud. IN the rain and
snow:
They chase people's dogs, they XII
peoples cats,
But when they start shy reynard.tbes
are simply no match.
| A fox up tree with The hounds on
his trail,
| And lol the wild music 10 Church
Swamp and dale,
ZIP old Mill swamp and across Tur
key Cock Hill,
The hounds are running With yer'
strong will:
But they never win catcii Shy reynars
on this you can bet,
/ Ii they do il will be the FIRST on
they have ever caught vet.
i They will tell You line tale OF lhi
brush and the lnn,
But they Won't tell sos when hunfln.
they carry q gun;
The hounds are SO slow they can,
catch an on,
So they take along their g1in 70 shoe
the poor fox. GABRlEl.
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n
Mr. ANA Mrs. 6. n Guy aud niece.
Miss Thelma Graves snoteSssa. .
Washington on Thursday last and
have returned after fery pleasant
trip.
Mrs ackson Russell vas the lucky
winner Of a Darrell Of Hour rafIled
at ST. Joseph Han, on Friday night
last.
We are glad e hear that the family
iof Mr. All q Latham are recovering
after an attact of Ia grirpc
The followering pupils Of school
Number Eight, Third District, have
made every day since school opened
in September; Misses Resale RaIey,
Emma Thompson, Blanch and Alice
Guy
Mr.. John r. and Louis M. Guy
paid flying visit to Annapolis on
Wednesday last
The farmers Of this section are busy
making their tobacco beds.
The Calico Hop az ST. Joseph 5
Hall on Friday evening last, was
greatly:enioyed hs all present.
EMILY JANE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
ttsoMMuNfeArrp
Editor BEAco

Editor BEACON
Sir; AS the question Of bonding
st. Mary's county Tor 81, 10000 TO
build roads in the county Is In agita-
tion, permit me TO say through the
columns OF your paper that think IT
Is too much,
According to the proposed plan, we
can only build d few miles o. road
each year, at great cost 70 keep same
IN repair. Then those living In Iso-
lated sections Of the county would gel
no benefit.
Nov, why not bond the county for, say
Sl2,500 or al the most $4,000 eacl
year for two years and With th'
mnount usually appropriated fox roaf
work We could, BY appropriating e
each district and section its proper
ltional share, and spending same jadi
! cionsly keep our roads In q fair uus
| passable condition.
Zach JOHNSON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
BAD Cold Quickly Broken Up.

Mrs. Martha Wilcox, Gowanda, N
v. writes: u arst used Chamber
iain's Cough Remedy about eight
years ago. At that time had o hard
cold and coughed most OF the time. Il
proved to be Just what 1 needed. i
broke up the cold in a few days, and
the cough entirely disappeared
ave told many o. my friends Of ths
good I received through using this
medicine, and All who have used 4
speak OF II IN The highest terms, Oh
tainablo everywhere. adv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Several Interesting films 81 scenes
10 Washington and Baltimore were
shown at the mcsing picture enter-
tainment on Monday Of this week, in
connection with the popular course
The next lecture will be by A F.
King, A. 3. int. ST. Mary who
will give sketch Of Rud9ard Kipling,
popnlarly style the world's greatest
living author Mr. King Will illus;
Fraie BY characteris sites from the writ
/ ings 81 the author The lecture Will
be given 1T $50 j. M, Monday next,
/ Feb, III the Academy Hall
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
News from the seventh.

The condition OF Mr.. Frank q.
Hayden, our popular ailler, who Is
III Al q Washington haspiial, was re-
ported Sunday rs being very much
improved. he is still confined % tlle
hospital however, aud !, VIII be assass
a while before he VIII be able q leave
IL,
Mr. Morris Bmnner j. 10 percag
ious condition rom . complication Of
diseases az his home in Milesio8n
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
SANS Nladdg bacon.
COUNTY NEWS.
LOcaIViSe and Otherwise.

We note wi1 qualification that
At least one Of os9 streets lights il
il working order
Mrs Lucy S,alding, Of Leon-
ardtown, is visting friends and
relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Ms. Frank r. Fen
wick, of Washington, are visiting
relatives in Leo'ardtown.
Note the stle Of personal pro-
perty Of the lac Jos. J.. Buckler.
advertised in ills issue.
The reorganization sale Of i.
Gendason will close on Saturday
evening. Better get the bargins
now
Mr.. aid Mrs. Fl. s. Smith and
2 party Of friends motored from
Washington list Tuesday to attend
the duck SUPPER.
The many friends Of Miss Lulu
Moore, Of Washington, were pleas
"a 70 see her again il their midst
On Tuesday ast.
The recent return Of spring
weather has enabled the contractor
TO resume work on the streets
of Leonardtown.
Because of an accident last
week in pieing" 4 portion OF orr
form several advertisements were, Of
necessity, left out They have been
reset and appear in this issue.
Mr.. w. w. Burroughs, of
Mechanicsyille, has we are pleased
TO learn, secured a position at An
napoIis. We bespeak for him an
enviable record IN the performance
Of his dutias.
Capt. Fay, r. S. M. c., who
has Just returned from Hayti, ac-
eompanied BY Mrs. Fay, visited
their new home, Mulberry Field.
Capt. Fay, whose travel has been
extensive, is reported as being de-
lighted with his new home and the
surrounding country.
The deadlock in the Maryland
General Assembly was broken to.
day when Mr.. John NJ. Dennis.
President Of the Union Trust Co.
~ Maryland and prominent de-
III cratie9 worker was chosen Al
sfAte Treasurer to succeed the Hon.
Murray Yandiyer, the present en-.
cpmbant. Mr.. Dennis is a man Of
wide knowledge Of financial affairs
and will no doubt make fine OH
leial
The Nei ghborhood Short
Course ID Poultry Husbandry and
Dairyine, to be held in the lecture
rooms Of Leonard Hall under the
auspices Of the Third District
farmers Club and conducted by
Professors Opperman and Walcott,
Of the Extention Dept. Of the May.
rzyff--s sol l40nvTr E,b
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
conat,pa,,on and Ind,gestion.

y have used chamberlain's Tablets
and must say they are the best ! have
eyer used for constipation and indi-
gestion. MY wife also used them fof
Indigestion and they did her good,
writes Eugene S. knight, Wilmington
N G. Obtainable everywhere. adv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27
III R0ileWUH Feb.
ahAllls .ftract our

lar and Wherever it has been given
mrked results have followed 1t
should be Of especial interest TO the
ladies, who are urged to attend.
Sessions are from to $40 .. N.
Mrs. Apple Abel, relic 81 the
late John Abel, formerly OF near
I.eonardtown, died az the home Of
her son, Mr.. ]. Lewis Abel. Clovis,
New Mexico, last Saturday week
Mrs. Abel, who was in the 85th
year of her age, is we'll and favor
ably remembered by number Of
81. Mary's Countians. She enjoyed
the distinction Of securing a govern
ment position through the sole in
flnence, Of the ladies Of the county,
and during her long incumbaney in
Office made most enyiable record.
She was a good, pious Christian
and her charity was characteristic.
She leaves surviving her oEly son,
Nav she rest III peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

The greatest sale in the memory Of Leon
.ardtown Is now going on. History is about
to be made with the most supendous To-
Day Sale ever originated or devised in
Leonardtown---as our entire stock must be
converted into cash. Look for The Big Signs
in front
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Note the stle Of personal pro-
perty Of the lae JOS. !. Buckler,
advertised in tbs issue.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

Mr.. and Ms. Frank r. Fen.
wick, of Washington, are visiting
relatives in LeoDardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1916-01-27

We note wild qualification that
At least one Of oa streets lights il
il working order
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-18
PLANT A PARASITE
Mistletoe, Christmas Decoration,
Lives off other. Trees.
Sastens Itself Upon Host Where u
ThrIves and Observation-Disclosures
Between American and Euro
pean Varieties.

.adx@ HE mlstletoe season
kSRkAM is at hand, and
@ 1874 great many thoughts
EZz344kk% are being given to IL
&&&&H and a great many re-
@fNsyt-E ferences. humorous,
semihumorous and
sentimental, are being made to it.
Many boughs, branches and pendants
of this beautiful and mysterious plant
are being severed from the oaks and
other trees and now hang from chan
deliers gas burners, door jambs or
other places where women and young
girls may pass beneath IL.
A great deal has been learned about
mistletoe by the botanists, and yet
there is much about the curious plant
which the wisest men do not know.
The variety with which people are ac-
quainted is q parasite, yet II Is not
altogether q parasite.
William L. Bray, an investigator In
forest pathology for the Department
of agriculture. has written this for the
Washington Star:
"The plant is a parasite, 1t fastens
itself upon its host, the tree, pene-
trates its tissue and draws nOurish-
ment from 1t, deformlng 1t and sap
ping its vitality. Yet the mlstletoe Is
a green leafy plant; that is, It pos
sesses the pigment chlOrophyll, which
gives the green color to normal veg
citation. Some of the tropical species
Of mlstletoe bear leaves as large as
hose Of the American elm.
THE presence of green leaves in
iicates that the mistletoe has the
power, which Independent green plants
everywhere possess, of constructing
organic foodstuffs, such as starch,
out of inorganic compounds-carbon
dioNide and water-utilizing sunlight
rs the source of energy in the proc
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ess. It is, therefore, only partly q
parasite so far us dependence upon
host for food is concerned, but APP
parently none the less harmful on that
account 1t secures from its host only
what the normal shrubbery plant de-
riyes from the soil, namely, water and
certain necessary mineral constituents.
Imagine grapevine or u trumpet
creeper, while retaining It's foliage, to
sever connection with the soil and to
thrust rOOtlike outgrowths into the
body of the tree to which It clings, In
order to absorb from the tree what
before it absorbed from the soil. This
would represent the relation which
mlstletOe sustains to its host"
1t is interesting to note that there
are points of difference between the
American mistletOe and the European
mistletOe, to which such a wealth of
legend and romance attaches. But the
points of difference are not import
ant and the American is very like
the European mistletoe In its appear
ance and its habits Of life. The name
''mistletOe" was long ago applied to
the mysterious parasitic European
shrub to which centuries later Lin
naeus gave the name ylscum album.
Since that time related species have
been found In nearly all parts Of the
world, especially In the warm cOun-
tries. The family of mistletoes is
now known to be large one, en-
bracing more than six hundred species.
1t has been written that In the course
of botanical explorations In the west
ern hemisphere numerous representa-
tives of the family were found, and
among them was one which SO close
ly resembled the original mistletQe
that II was given the generic name Of
viscum. with the specific designation
OF "fiayescens," and one early botan-
lcal explorer the celebrated Thomas
Walter, called the specimens which he
found In the CarOlinas viscum album,
under the impression that they were
identical with the European plant.
e e
unklndest Cut Oh AL
"Whats DOdswOrth so mad ahoutr'
you know he weighs approximate
~ two hundred pounds, and prides
himself on being every inch a msny-
"Qf course"
Wei, some spiteful perSsa sent
him a wrist watch for q Christmas
present
- 20 q
A Consolation.
Wen. Christmas time has come again
To md US all 10 poor
We've spent enough In buying gifts
To finance one worlds tour.
But let's console our empty Jeans
With these few words Of cheer
Those Christmas Joys ana Christmas palms
DO como but once per year
q q e
Net That One.
-Are you going 70 Miss Oldgirl'a
mlstletoe pariyf =
NO, not unless she promises %
stand from under"
. r. -. SO -.
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Yes, DO II NcM

II 10 your shopping early while the
II good things are on tap.
II Grab the early bargains while they're
II on the bargain map.
II Don't be one Of those kites that hit
II the shopping trails
II When all the clerks are weary after
II forty thousand sales
II What's the use Of loafng while the
Is early shoppers win?
II When you are sweating lava, those
II same early birds will grin
II Christmas eve the pleasant girls
II who laci1e out the toys
II VIII be so worn and weary they'll
II have no Christmas joys.
II Haven't they q right to holler at
II your putter and delay2
II Pray leave them strength to cele-
II brate a bit on Christmas dayl
II If you put off your shopping till the
II very last hour.
II hope you draw a lemon that Is
II secondhand and souri,
II The tardy shopper blithely said. "A
II Merry Christmas girliel"
II The clerk replied. IF you were dead
II or did your shopping early
II We could enjoy q little fun around
II our Christmas table.
II But sloW-polxeS keep me on the run,
II till Christmas joys a fable"
ss s y sES s " sI% s
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TRAVELS
THE HOUSE OF QUALITY

We feel satisfied give our patrons timely
warning in regard buying their Christmas
Cream and everything else that classified
These the things that make
As usual. will of
goods glance the following making
your purchases placing your
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