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GAHnER

The Enxorth League Society o. Mt
Pleasant Methodist Episcopal church
vii hold : strawberry festival In
Gambler Hall. Saturday evening. May
9th
TIE Ladies' AID Society OF rrosi-
denee Methodist Protestant church
viii meet II the home Of Mr.. and
Mra. John Conway. Thursday after
noon. May %.
Tne memorial service of Proyi-
denee Methodist Protestant church
viii BE- held on Friday afternoon. May
&c. AL are cordially Invited % at
tend.
The Jr. .. u. ! NJ. banquet which
va held N the Gambler Hall. satnr-
day evening. ss;;ay 18th. vas quite a
success : large crowd .aa present
and refreshments were served In
abundance 20 which all did ample
Justice.
~. and Hrs. MIlbert seharfe and
daughter, Geneva. and On. WIlbert
of Baltimore. spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mra eeharfe.s uncle and
aunt. Mr.. nd Mr.. Jabez ". Harness
The Sunday school and G. :. So
ciety OF Providence Methodist Pro.
tasIant church have purchased 100
of the Bill Sunday sonE books.
The Christian Endeavor Society oil
Providence Methodist Protestant
church VIII hold strawberry fesu.
val N Gambler Hall. on Saturday ev-
enIng. June Bird. beginning at >. m
All re cordially Invited 10 attend.
Mra. WIlbert seharfe. daughter
Geneva. and son. WilberI. and Miss
Edna Barnes spent Tuesday and We'd.
nee1ay with Mr. md Mr.. George L
Allen, OF 0IsL
Miss Myrtle caple. of Green Spring
Valley. is spending a week with rela,
tivez and friends u this place.
j Health Of the vicinity Is good.
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sYkEsYIII.R.

Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Poole we're
called 10 Taneyto.n Tuesday b. the
serious illness Of Mr. roole's father.
The ladies' Of 81 BaTnabas
Episcopal church .ill give straw
berry and Ice cream festival N the
Lyeeum, hay 18th. All re cordially
invited 20 come.
Miss Gertrude piolelle left last
week for her home in Hampton. Va.
after visit OF several months To her
grandfather. Col. Jos. Derrett
The Standard OH Company has
purchased from Mr.. Wade II. d. War.
field tract OF land and xill erect on
IL : storage OF oil and gasoline
tanks. from which they HIll send Out
several auto trucks 10 supply the
community IN this locality.
Mrs Elizabeth Reed, Of Elderaburg
is visiting her aon. Mr.. Heraehel
Reed
Mrs. Wilson Arndt visited Balti-
more last Friday.
| The base ball team from Sandy.
Vile played the Hospital team. and
after a very close game the Sandy.
villea won. These games of ball al
the Hospital are very much enjoyed
not only b. the people OF the Hospital
but by the surrounding country. and
crowd attend.
Last Thursday Mrs. Kate Blake
Mcdonald entertained four younf
students from Woodstock College, a
her beautiful home In sykesville. ant
gave them > gala day.
Mr. Henry MeTeeron vas confined
to his bed several days the past weeI
with tonsIIitis.
hrs. DR.. Morris took her family Il
Baltimore last Thursday TO see Bar
mum u Bailey show. Quite n mum
Der Of young folks from this town
went.
j Rev f. Jaggera. who .as a forme
lpasIor OF the Methodist church here
with his HIfe and baby. paid shor
visit to this town one day last week
I Mrs. Grace Duderer Brown. Of thi
town. and her sister, Hiss Helel
. Dudarer. d EllicoIt City. visited Bal
timore one day last week TO atten
the races at PimlIeo.
IRIS. Levi Barnes Is again n th
hospital n Baltimore. this time 9
, Mercy Hospital, and we hope she vii
! come home much improved
y Mr. Richard Bennett and IaIni
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SSYI,RRsHI rig.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob liam spent
Sunday last With james liam and
family. Of BaehmantH Valley.
Grass and grain are looking veil
IN this section and bids fair for 4
bountifni harvest
Owing TO the Indictment weather
on Sunday evening Rev Geo. i.
Daugherty vii hold Mothers Dag
services at MI Union Church on Sun
day morning n 10 4 m.
The |. o. II. Lodge will hold IL
annual Ice cream and strawberry feH-
liyal In Its hal at this place on Sat
nrday evening. MAY %.
The school II this place closed On
Friday.
Mrs. Charles strevlg Ia on the sick
list suffering with quinsy.
Mr.. I. @. Snyder. manager OF The
Grange Store. 1T this place. Who va
operated upon for appendicitis IN
! Baltimore last week, IL getting
along very nicely. and Is expected
TO come home next week.
Mr.. Walter B. LeiEIer and Mr.. J
Il. Carter, OF near here. motored e
Virginia on Saturday last and came
home on Monday.
The Opera wishes to announce Il
their patrons that this Saturday they
will show two good acts Of vaude-
vile. In connection with wonder
four reel Mutual Masterpiece, Cod
Witness starring Florence LaBadIe
A big feature of the Preparedness
Day Celebration In Baltimore on
Wednesday vas the showing oi
Guarding Old Glory. at the Fourth
Regiment Armory. This picture Il
owned BY Mesars. Reese & SANTOS. o
this city.
Mr.. II. X. Marsh, Who has been en-
ployed At the Main-Gonrt Inn for IA.
past slx years. has resigned his posi-
ton and has accepted one as clerk =
the Hotel Rennert. Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. William Corbin, East Mai
street has moved 10 Medford, wher.
he has accepted a position with IN.
Medford Bargain Store.
Those who spent Sunday with mf
: ]. o. Benson. of Gambler, we're mT
and Mrs. Howard Markle, Mr.. JON
Myers. Miss Refine Fissell, all .
Hanover: Mr.. N. |. Gorsueh, Ms
Emma Gorsueh, Mr.. Harry Kimme,
and Mr.. Edward Eekard and family
! of Westminster. Mr.. and Mrs. Ere
Lutz. Of Baltimore.
Mr. Luther Snyder, of this cts
who was operated On at the Univer
Bity Hospital. Baltimore, has return
ed home and Is much improved.
Misses Carrie and Florence Snyde
visited their brother. Mr.. RobeT
, Snyder. Tuesday.
Mr.. Milton Swarlzbaugh has IN
! foundation completed for his ne,
bungalow on East lain street.
:. The commencement exercises OF n
! Mount Airy High School Will be |
Masonic Hall. on June Q. Prof. T. :
4 Bomberger. teacher Of English :
: the Maryland Agricultural ColTeg,
: will make the address to the gradu
ates. On Sunday, May 2s. the Re
Mr. Ely viii preach the baccaIau
reate sermon. and On Saturday, Jun
: }. the faculty Of the school will gIs
their annual reception to the gradI
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BUY LOAF OF WHITES ToP" BREAD TO-DAY YOUR GRocERs

ateH There will be ten graduates
MiHHeB Minnie BeiliHon, Blanche
Spurfier. Gorine Braanear, Naomi
Day. Bertha Poole, Adelaide Horn,
Wafa Clay. BernIee HinHiey. Eliza
beth Poole and Harvey bowman.
Tho Medical Associations OF nalti-
more. Carroll and Howard Counties
held Joint meeting n st. Agnes
Hospital. baltimore. Tuesday after
noon. Dr. J. Carroll Monmonler
president Of the baltimore County As.
ISOLATION. Dr.. John s. ZIegler. preHi-
dent of the Carroll County AnHocla.
ton. and Dr. William : Gasaaway
president Of the Howard County As
ISOLATION. presided AZ The meeting
Jointly. The session ana opened
promptly II ? o'clock. Luncheon was
served and the clinic started II J
o'clock.
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BEnRETT.

hrs. John Dorsey's mother visited
her few days last week.
hrs. VIII Hlteshew and children
are visitors OF Mrs. Basil Dorsey.
MIss Bertha shipley. Mrs. Byard
Dorsey and Miss Elizabeth Dorsey
spent a few days last week with Mrs.
Malcolm Grimm.
HIss Jennie Driver Ia visitor OF
Mrs. J. c. Mckinney.
Mrs. Fannie Dorsey and MT. and
Mre. Charles Beck went to Waynes-
boro on Saturday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Beck.
Mss Fannie Hatfield spent Sunday
with Mrs. Bertha Shipley
Hrs. W. 7. Fleming and children are
visiting In Flohrviile.
There will be Sunday school Sun.
day at go a. m. at Brandenburg'f
church. A special service a shori
time before preaching hour. Chris.
tian Endeavor In the evening led b,
Miss Anna Wilson.
children,H service will be held JUNE
4th. at 1890 a. m. and 745 p. m. A
program IS being prepared for eacf
service. Come and enjoy both Of
them. There will be Rotations. exer
ciees. dialogues. pantomImes and {
play entitled What the Children Did.
Don't forget its morning and evening
also.
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STATEN00D.

statewood ". c. 7. I. met at the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Wheeler, Ma
Il. A good attendance is reported.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Stricken, June 3.
The banquet Of the Junior Order at
the hall. Saturday evening was large
i attended. The visiting guests were
Past State Councillor, |. Tyson Har-
den, OF Green Spring Valley, for
mer resident OF this neighborhood:
state Councillor. William II. Howe
and wife. Rev. Carroll Maddox and
wife and Rev. ]. R. Pardew and wife.
Mr. Harden and Mr.. Howe bosh gave
interesting addresses. The fine Will
son piano there on exhibition. fur
nished music for the occasion. Re
freshments we're served In abundance.
Miss Gladys Knox has returned to
her home in Statewood after visit
to relatives In Baltimore.
About one hundred members of the
Mt Pleasant congregation gave their
pastor, Rev. j. Z. Pardew, recep-
ton at the parsonage last Wednesday
evening Everybody was glad to have
brother Pardew and his family re-
main here for another year and en-
braeed this opportunity of showing
their appreciation OF his work. The
evening was pleasantly spent. The
young folks enjoyed games and music
while the older folks INDUCED In
lively conversation. Late in the eY-
ening, after prayer and an interesting
speech By Brother Pardew. refresh
msnts we're served. The guests on
taking their departure expressed
themselves as having had delight
ful time. and all wished brother Par
dew a successful year.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Knox, OF
Linden farm, had as their guests last
Sunday Mrs. Pardew and daughter.
Emma, Misses Martha and Eurith
Zentz, Vanea Hawkins, Maude
Shanck and Mr. Guy Zentz.
Mr.. Walter Hawkins and family, of
Sykesville paid a flying visit To Lin
den farm Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Amanda Spencer and grand
daughter. Miss Thelma Dorman. are
visiting MRS. Spencer's son. Rev.
Harry G. Spencer, of Winchester, Va
The Deacon" will be presented In
Jr. o. U. A. NJ. Hall. statewood. Sat
urday evening, May 20 Doors open
at 7i5. Performance at 8.
mr and Mrs links Griffee. Of Bal
timore, and Mr.. Winters. OF ReIsters-
town, spent Sunday in statexood
Mr. Jerry Smoyer and nephew, OF
Phoenixville, Pa. were recent guests
of relatives and friends in Statewood.
Mr. Horace l.. shipley and daugh-
ter. Mabel. and Y b. Grlffee attended
the Pimlieo races Monday.
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PmzELLHuRG.

The Ladies'. Aid Society ill hold
m ice cream and strawberry festival
June Il and Il. In front OF the church.
Everybody welcome
Mr.. md Mrs. Walter Myers enter
tanned IN Sunday, Mr.. and hrs. chaa.
Scarf. Of Frederick. Mr.. and Mrs..
Joseph Engle. of WalkersfIlle: Mr.
and Mr.. Luther Zimmerman. ST.. and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erect. 81 Taney-
Town.
Mr.. I'm. MeCormaa. OF Baltimore,
and Miss Mabel LeiaIer, Of fancy
Town. spent Wednesday afternoon
With Mr. and hrs. Jonas Lawyer.
Mrs. Elizabeth CopenhaveT. Of May-
berry. = visiting her sister. hrs. Cal
YIN Myerly.
Mr.. md Mrs. Harry Sullivan and
daughter. Ruth. spent Sunday viii
Mr. Wm. Sullivan and family.
Mr.. Daniel WarehIme Il having :
coat o. paint applied 10 his buildings
Mr. Wm. Sullivan and force are Do
] Ing the work.
Mr.. Harry Weik md wife are ne
: happy parents Of young son.
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WANTED.


WANTED - Local Fertilizer salesmen
10 sell On commission. Must be hnst.
Ier. Address Advocate. may
WANTED reliable and rusty clerk
IN country store. one that is not afraid
70 work. one that has had experience.
Please end references from whom you
st worked. Hammond 4 Mullicgn.
Hoods Mills. ID mAyb
HELP WANTED Boiler makers.
helpers. Good wages. steady work for
competent men. Write or cal 1t once.
new York Central Iron Works. HAgera-
town, Maryland. may i9-1t.
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sunny SIDE.

Mr. Lloyd Sneak spent Sunday
with his parents. Andrew Sneak and
family, OF Mt Pleasant.
Mr. Herbert Houser, wife and
daughters. Margaret and Ida. spent
Sunday With the formers grandpar-
enIs. Mr.. and Mrs. David Stoner, OF
Deep Run.
Mr. Raymond Wisner. wife and two
daughters. Helen and Catherine, OF
Westminster, spent Sunday with
Clarente Shriver and family
RS. VIM Hesson and daughter
Gladys, spent Tuesday afternoon with
Vim. Stonesifer and family.
THOSE Who spent Sunday with John
Heason and family were Oliver He's.
son and wife, Ester BAR. of Titles
town. 4. and Wm. Hesson. wife ant
two lighters. Gladys and Ruth.
IL enee ShriVer and wife ATTENDED
the eral of the formers brother
chi Hanover. on Tuesday.
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.TASEYTONS.

hrs George HilterbrIek died at her
home on Friday last, after an Illness
of several years. She Is survived by
her husband. one son, Raymond, and
one daughter. Iva. her father. s. X.
Grouse, and three brothers, Frank, OF
Taneytown. Samuel. of Tyrone. and
Harry Grouse. OF MillefaYille. Pa. Her
age was II years. II months and 10
days. Funeral on Sunday afternoon
at the Reformed church here.
William Knox Of town. and George
Fogle, near town. have double pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Bessie Long. OF Gettysburg. Is
the guest of her cousin. Mrs James
II. ReindoIlar
Peter Baumgafdner and wIfe. OF
near Keysfille, we're Sunday guests
of .. M. Mehring and family
Harry [. Reindollar Ii wearing n
smile that won't come of. all because
the stork paid his home visit on
Sunday and left little girl.
]. A. 7. Garner has accepted
clerkship with Allison 4 Elliott. and
entered upon his duties on Monday.
{. 0. Fuss is improving his prop
erty by erecting large porch In
front
curyin Dankard and daughter. of
York, were weeks end visitors IT the
home of his mother. Mrs Ellen Bank
ard, and his sister. Mrs George T.
Kontz
Mrs. Maggie Hilterbriek and daugh-
ter. OF Littlestown. were weeks end
visitors at the home Of her father.
Judeon Hill and wife.
Mrs Laura Reindollar. Mrs. l. h.
Hafer and Miss Helen Rutland at
tended the sessions of the Missionary
meeting held at Noodsboro. Tuesday
and Wednesday Of this week.
Charles z. Iamberd and son. Car
roll. OF New Windsor. spent Sunday
with the formers daughter, Mrs. Nor
val p, Shoemaker
BENJAMIN Bowers and wife spent
Sunday with his son, Curtis Bowers,
and family.
Misses Verna and Ruth Knox. of
Baltimore. spent Sunday with their
uncle, VIM. Knox. Miss Ruth remain
ed and Is assisting in waiting on her
uncle. NJ. John Lynch, Of Westmlns-
ter called on his uncle John II.
pinendal. On Wednesday.
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TO CREDITORS.

Thla i - give HDlice thai the subscriber has
a1sAineI Traznths Orphans Gourt Of Carroll Cann.
=. Maryland letters Parliamentary O the Per-
zaaal Ealz1e Of
CHARLES Il. SIMPSON.
Ate of Carroll Csanty, deceased ii persons
having elalms against the 1eeeaaed re hereby
Harned u exhibit he aarHs. with TIE vouchers
thereof Tally authenticated. TO the subscriber.
N or before the IaIA day o December. 1915, thaY
nay otherwise b. ~ be excluded firm all bene.
It Of saia estate.
Given under ny hand tn 18th dzy Of lay,
IsIG.
MARY C SIMPSON.
may 1T EzscutTix
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LOST.

L0ST-A light brown Collie Dog.
group :. Had collar On with little brass
Ioek and dog license. Return 70 Clover
Hill Farm, FinEsburR: $ reward. T
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IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
u remaining IN the Postoffice, West
minister. Nd. lay IL. 1916.
Brandt, UIsa Ida He'd Mrs. Ealph
Davis. Mr. .. w. Snuuden. Nj Sadie
Gosnell. -. IrvlHE shIDley. Mr.. Jane
Persons calling for the matter n above
list WI please say it uas advertised.
T. :. CONAN,
may = Poslmastez.
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YOU IAN TEACH ! PARROT 10
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tie roe or eIlnker Nth Il It's not
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neIfsnIaer's eoal this year.
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At reasonable rates, : fine Stable in
the rear of the Woman's Exchange
Will accommodate 3 Automobiles. Has
Ill conveniences. Apply ct 10 East
lain St. or cal up 96 II. may left
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Flower Plants For Sale.

Mrs. W. Cora Stouffer iii have
Flower Plants On sale IT the home Of
Mrs. James Caasell, East Man Street,
Tuesday and Wednesday. May 2s and
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SACRIFICE SALE Lot block 49,
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lot hieck ). $500. Boz q blocs : ltee
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Addition $50. BON car line i.oi ip n'o
50 Braoklsn $780, Lot 81 hie'e =,
r.r..sl.n $3.50 iois 9 and block ~
s.l..c. pav Heights $500. iots 20 pna
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,,..+ f-a,g f.f . hi0rk y Musscti 80
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MR SALE Lot on tuunau Avenue.
t0aIE0 north side eNceileuuy iueaicd.
Water and sewer connections. iplt
rt D.. Address A. . Caller for paruc-
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>eTiCN We have trsesal leasee a.
yeras s. usfs 81 hnt ass eiets
greipsss r4lsafA = lfsptae. lieF q
81 Avn. rsl Att 1851
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us SALE Handsome home IN Fur-
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Ir.--top. baths $685. al tout oulcnogs
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FOR SALE hiehtY aerss ehaice tract
60 land ~ miles fnau riiY nmlis Nn
kinestiHt road seventy scres IN csiu-
Walton. aN improvements MM mako
special price ard terms Alvig hurne
Apartments hst
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Hay roR sALE

Iseei h4aaH ban 81 ah4 at ftNta w
hais ua ~ fi.n usaH1'r NsR7n iefa
ia Fiafiss street fsifi
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Registered herssiHrF pnaf -
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81. acres extra nne black land au in
c. alton. 3 ancs from kobsiown e.
y.foI GA main pablo road AKA rail-
r.I Rest bus n Nucces county az
pf .e asked
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1917 ="
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$3.50. a. ~,
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- acres uumproved black land
r.H.- from nohstoVn. no better isAn
success county bargain az tse.'V pr
acre. cara good terms.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-16

fT7 acres unimpruvcd rne blach lRno
Hles from Hehstown. miles from
station good improves farms
r sides. this is snap a, ti0.po per
acre
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-16

Thraurn force oi cIraumfiHnres J
haee nan1 .uta possession a iif.
aefas of fins farm'uE ant mllft
...itn,...t 4f kH.a Au faeed sa14
well and nndm Efess iesi t''.hi',
.nd farg cott ul NNFin " ftss
$1,000 io Sltea leg acre wAl
II haf.pr.t fiess per scrr lfH
,bat 4 stands fnf now. jag Aiahr
owner s1 Globe hmli.aF san Nh
tauin. TrSas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-16
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