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PROGRAMME.

The Florida Parishes and New
ORLEANS BaYtist Sunday School
Convention 10 Be Held with the
First Baptist Church Bogalusa,
La, June 20-22nd.
Tuesday Night, June 20
8:OO-singing, led by W. E.
| Watkins.
S:2O--Welcome
Response.
8:3O-Business and Organlza.
ton.
8:4O-Convention Sermon by
r. R, Jones.
Wednesday Morning, June, q.
9OO--Praise and Devotion, }.
J. Walker.
9-30-To Studies
Tha Primary Dept, Mrs
Weishaupt.
The intermediate Dept,
Spuryeon Wingo.
The Adults, r. L. Baker.
9.55-A Study
The Seniors, B. f. Geh'
ring,
The B. Y. P. u, G. II
Crntcher.
10.20-What to Teach, &. L
Johnson.
11-lO-The Peculiar Message o
T. the baptist Sunday School Teach
+ er, 9. E. Perryman.
G 11-50--Adiouenment.
# 12-00-2.OO-Dinner in Grow
9 at the rear Of Church.
]" Wednesday Afternoon.
20 2-00-Praises and Worship, W
y F. Huston.
Of 2-25-The Workers Chic
X Equipment, K, l.. Powell.
'e 2-55-The Value OF Organlza
" ton, B. P. Robertson.
3-30-The BioIe School an
C. The Church in Their Relation
It. Each Other, G.. H. Crutcher.
20, 20 4-1O-Adjournment.
~ Wednesday Night.
no S-00-Singing, conducted by
at A. Davis.
We Devotion by NJ, A, Thigpe,
NJ s-20-The Florida Parisht
III. and New Orleans Baptist Sund;
.cn School Convention; and Il
nd Field and the Possibilities, J.
j. Polk.
d. S.50-An Address, Prof C. c.
ten tingham.
Iy, Thursday Morning, June %
.on 900 Worship, c. I. Corkel
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9.20-To Studies
The Primary Dept, Mrs.
Weishaupt.
The intermediate Dept,
Spurgeon Wmgo.
The Adults, r L.Baker.
9-55-A Study
The Seniors, B. f, Geh-
The B. Y. P. T., 6. II
Crutcher.
! 1O.3O-An Experience: "Ehe
Need of Doctrinal Teaching.' by
r. l.. Baker.
l1.1o-An Address, Harry l..
Strickland.
11-50-Adjourn.
300 to 2-00-Dinner in Grove
at rear Of Church.
Thursday Afternoon
9.00--DevotionaI, [. &. Neu.
hauser.
2.20-How to Open and Con
duct Our Bible School Mex
Lords Day, Harry l.. Strickland
o.55-The Organization 0
\ Parishes for Growth and EtticI
1 eney, Spureon Winso.
Those Church Member
\ Who Are Non-Sunday Schoc
4 Members. How or What? B
y F, Gehring.
4-1O to 6-OO-A Visit to the La
gest SawmilI IN the World.
! 70O-Supper in Grove at ReS
& of Church.
B Thursday Night.
S-0O-Everybody Singing, lie
by A. G. Magee.
Greetings from tn" Varlo
schools by one Messeng
n from each school.
u S-3O-Coupling the tn' AN
n Service and Preaching SerVl
\ With "Coup!ing Pin' IN
4 Will Not Permit the Teachl
Service Car to Uncouple ADO
=, . 1915 Sunday A, NJ. and be Lo
. Harry L. Strickland.
IN 9-OO-Soul Winning, Tie !
in preme Aim, B. P. Robertson
AL Closing Hour.
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parish. La. will meet at their office in
the town of FranklintOn, La. and in
open session proceed to open the bal
lot boxes, examine and count the bal
lots in number and amount, examine
and canvass the returns, and declare
the results of said special elections.
This the 3Ist day of May. 1916.
F. B. Bateman, President.
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PROCLAMATION.

Pursuant to resolutions passed
by the board of directors OF the
public schools Of Washington
Parish, Louisiana, at d special
meeting held on the 18th day of
May 1916, |, F. B. Batrman,
president Of said board OF dnec~
tors, hereby give notice that, IL
compliance with said resolutions,
snecial elections will be held IN
school districts Nos. 1sA, GA, 6B
and 20A, Parish Of Washington,
Louisiana, on the 9Th day of July
1916, for the purpose OF submit
ting to the property Taxpayers
qualified under constitution and
laws of the state of Louisiana to
vote at said election, tie follow
ing proposition to-wjt:
/. TO levy d special tax OF
three mills on the dollar on all
the property in schyol district
No. 1SA, parish of Wash'"gt""
Louisiana, subject to state tAN
ton, annually, for a period T.
eight years, for the purpose OF
giving additional aid to the pub
| lie school Of said district.
2. To levy special tax OF
three mills on the dollar on al
the property in school district No
GA, Parish of Washington, Lou
isiana, subject to state taxation
annually, for ii period Of i've
years, for the purpose OF giving
additional aid to the pnb'''
school of said district.
3. TO levy a special tax "
four mills on til" dollar on al
property in sch" ! dist let -"
3D. Parish Of Washington, L"ut,
: lana, subject TO st''' laNn''"''
annually for u p'''I III Nv
wears, for the purpose .: glvInj
additj nal aid to The public scho'
of said district.
4. To levy a special tax of iIv
mills on the dollar on all tn
. property in school district No
20A, parish Of Washington, Lou
f siana, subject to state taxation
annually, for a period Of fv
years, for the purpose OF p|v'n
additional aid to the public scho'
of said district.
d For the purpose Of said spoc';
0 elections the polling places WI
be Pine school for school dl5trl
No. IS, McCauly Grains h"u'
for Sheridan school district N
ga. Ben's Ford school for dlstrl
1. No 6B, and Warnerton school t
district No 2OA, and the follow
!. ING commissioners and clerks
- elections of each polling pla
% have been appointed to serv"
y this election, all Of whom sh'
le serve without compensation: |
B. D. Grain, II. W. Thomas and \
P. Gerald. commissioners, al
Escoe Kuiuh' clerk Of election
~ serve at lh= zine school; W. .
Sheridan, E. D. Sheridan and
C.. Grain commissioners. and
n. S. Knight clerk of election
e.
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School Board Proceedings.
Continued from first page

commissioners and J. A. Mage'
clerk of election to serve atSunny
Hill, school, all of whom shall
serve without compensation
Sec. 5, Be it further ordained,
etc., That the parish board OF
school directors shall meet at ten
O'Clock a. IN on the 9th day OF
july. 1916, for the purpose IN
omen session, of examining ano
counting the ballots, canV"~7l"E
the returns and declaring the re
suits of said elections.
Sac. 6. Be il further ordained,
etc, That the president Of the
parish board of school directors
be. and he is hereby instructed t.
give public notice Of said eIec'''h
BY proclamation to be duly pub.
liehed according to law. 10 the
following form:
Proclamation.
Pursuant to resolutions passed by
the Board of Directors OF the publlc
schools of Washington parish, La
at special meeting nrld On the 3lst
day of May, 1916, |, F. B. Bateman'
president of said board Of Directors,
hereby give notice that, in compliance
with said resolution, special elections
will be held in school districts Nos
% and 20, parish of Washington. La.
on the 9TH day Of July, 1916, for The
purpose of submitting TO the propert.
taxpayers qualified under the consti
tuition and laws of the state of LoulSl
ana, 10 vote at said elections; tn 1ol
lowing propositions to-wIt;
lst. TO levy Il special tax of hv
mills on the dollar on all the propert
in school district No. IS, parish {
Washington, La, subject to stat
taxation, annually, for a period {
five wears, for the purpose Of givin
additional aid to the public school (
said district.
End. To levy special tax OF fl
mills ON the dollar on all the proper
n school district No. 20, Parish
Washington, La, subject to state TIA
alton, annually, for d period OF ii
wears, for the purpose Of giving d
ditiolal aid to the public school
of said district.
For the purpose of said special eli
tons the polling places will be n
Hermon School for district No.
Sunny Hill school for district NO,
and the following commissioners "
clerks of elections of each p"il'
place have been appointed to serve
this election. all of whom shall SCI
without compensation: \. N. Sci
ling. G. NJ. Tate and y. Q. OH, &C
missioners and j. VI. SchlIing, cl'
of election to serve at Nit. Hern
,.n.,ol. +. G., Smith. L. p. Parker 6
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New Orleans
Great Northern
Railroad.
siNDAy EXCURSION and Weekend Fares

Week end fares from above points
20 New Orleans and return, going
saturday or Sunday returning Mon
day.
For further particulars call on agents
or write VI, j. Mcmahon, 6. "A,
New Orleans.
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TO NIGu LOVE II HUSBAND
ANN0fs his CHILLY WIFI
IIngs Even Held Her When the Ice.
man Nas n the Doer \ knocking.

Chicago. March d-MrH. Alice
Snedes haa fled SUI Tor divorce boz
eanHe her husband - too Affection
a She believed Il sas all fIehI Tor
Ter husband 10 kiss aid hug her now
I'D then. although IL made her ribs
abe and her head Rhifl. Hes } big
nm. but zHe could nj stand t. I'M
reasonable amount II handling
from him Whom h kept 1t ~. and
doubled IL amount - Sunday. f vas
more than Hhe could stand.
Frank kissed hzf awake n the
morning. \ kissed Har before break
TT. he kissed her while she vas
getting Il 10 ElH=ea her HhIic
breakfast FfnW cold ! interrupted
- meal = Kiss her
led nod Der in those crushing
aFms. an Ii butcher he grocer. tho
UllklHanl lie delivery bof. might
hammer o. TIE doe :. 20 minutes.
III au hanf. aut be would not = her
-.
Ter iins lat Wefe 80 full a. red
nd round became faH and ragged
nd white nd the only thing she
could eat Without pan was butter.
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MANCHESTER.

The members of the IRE Company
held their annual smoker In their
hal. North Main street. Wednesday
evening. March ID. Cards and social
pleasantries passed the evening quick
~. At late hour refreshments Of
Ice cream, cake and coffee were serfz
ed.
Misses Ellen and Mary Iyeegs md
Mrs. II. NJ. Eoats entertained the 30
cial Clubs. Refreshments were sefY-
ed. The silver collections amounted
to 5000.
Dr. David EYerhart. Mrs. Mamie
Dnlrow and Mr. Wolf. al of Freder-
lex. Md, and Mrs. DR. Wells, of Gam
Der. spent Sunday at tie home Of
Mrs Sayilla Mnsselman. where Or.
Bverhart's wife and children are
spending several weeks.
Rev Ralph Hartman. Of Lancaster
Seminary, preached In Trinity Re
formed church Sunday morning.
Subject the Christian Armor."
Rev. RudaeIl preached in Imman-
uel Lutheran church Sunday evening
Both services we're enjoyed by large
audiences.
Mrs. Jacob Hoffman l. i'll at her
home. North Main street. She is SUI
ferIng from diabetes and a nervous
break down.
Dr.. Jacob Sherman suffered several
severe attacks Of gall stones Sunday
and Monday. At this writing he II
eonYalescing
The tolling of the Lutheran church
bell announced the death of Mrs.
Henry Black n former resident Of
this town.
The Rebefah Lodge No Is. /. O. 0.
T., celebrated their 18th anniversary
Tuesday evening, March q, I'm their
hall on York street. The guests we're
entertained with the following pro
gram: Singing. MY Country It's of
Thee reading. "Braddoek's Goat, =
Master Earnest Brilliant: piano solo.
Miss Mae Mnsselman: reading, Miss
Smart" Mrs. Rudolph Wink. vocal
sole. Mrs Edgar NagIe reading.
The Village 0rical." Mrs. Walter
Wentz; address by the Noble Grand.
Mrs William Markell. tableans.
"Rebekah at the Well" "Abra-
ham Blessing Isaac and Rebekah: :"
Ester pleading to the King" Ruth
and Naomi. singing, by the Rebekah
Ministries. After the entertainment
the guests we're invited TO the ban
queI hall where refreshments OF lee
cream, cake and coffee we're served.
The younger set INDUCED In dancing
until late hour
Mr. James Lester, who was In
jured SO seriously by falling tree.
Is convaleseing rapidly. DR.. Harry
Preston, his attending physician, has
removed some of the stitches. lis
sight is entirely restored
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PUBLIC SALE
Of A MOST
DESIRABLE DWELLING
AND
FARM IMPLEMENTS
on THURSDAY, MARCH 80, 1910,
AT L O'CLOCK NJ.
IN FINKSBURG,.MD.

| Owing to pressing business IN
| washington county, | am compelled
to sell my property in Finksburg. on
/ the Baltimore & Resteratown turn
pike. within sight OF Asbestos Station
on the w. N r.. 1t Is one of the
most comfortable and attractive
homes in the village The Westmfn-
ster & Reistefatewn Res Line passes
the door Tie Improvements are a
/ 10 room dwelling. which has been re-
Gently renovated barn, fine well Of
water al The door; abundance of
fruit. and is convenient to schools.
churches and postofice 1t has 5
acres. more or less, of highly cult
Yated land
Terms OF sale will lie made to suit
purchaser. OF all cash Il desired. A
deposit of 5500 will he required on
DAY Of sale.
II the same time and place the
following personal property will be
sold: Bay mare, good driver and
worker. II years old; thoroughbred
mare colt, coming years old, IN
broken. Jersey COW, vii be fresh IN
April. entitled To be registered. fl
Young laying nnllets and ROSTERS.
Plymouth Rock ana Hhode Island
Reds new buggy, Il barrels of
corn. 80 bundles of fodder, rolls
Of American 59-inch fence wire, 1e5
feet in roll: cords Of sawed and
split wood. 10 new chestnut posts.
lumber. &c. Also my household and
kitchen furniture, consisting of beds,
hedateads and bedding. wardrobe.
stands. chairs. carpets. mattresses,
stoves, Jared fruit of various kinds.
and many other articles too numer-
ous 10 mention.
Terms-All sums of 81. cash On
all SUMS over > a credit of months
viii lie given IN note With approved
security, bearing interest from DAY
Of sale
W. I. REA.
f. ] Albaugh Aact mar 1871
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I.llnST I'LL.

The st. Bartholomew Union Sun.
day school re-organized on Sunday
afternoon by electing the following
officers for the ensuing year: Super
intendents, Adam Nj. Miller and Will
lam A. Steiner; secretaries. Lawrence
Wentz and Edna Utz; assistant seere-
taries, Clark Wentz and Bessie Utz;
librarians, Allen Houser. William
Gobrecht, Emma Utz and Minnie
Lawyer; treasurer, Israel Baum;
managers, William Zumbrum, Theo-
dore Utz, George V. Miller, Edward
VENT. John N. Leppo. Mrs. Henry
Bechtel, Mrs. Theodore Utz, Mrs.
John A. Null, Mrs. William Il, Beehtel.
and Mrs. Causie g. Bechtel. organists.
zelda Stoncsifer and ZELDA Leppo;
chorIster, Levi Gobreeht: assistant
chorister William A. Sterner ushefs.
Paul Null, Edward znmbrum, Earl
Bechtel and Clark Wentz. The school
will meet mel Sunday at | p. m.
Flag raising exercises we're held at
SeheIyerts school house on Thurs
day. March 18th. Nettie Y. Jacobs Is
the teacher.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Bart's
L. 3. church viii hold social In the
basement of the church on Tuesday
evening, March 2Sth.
Pine Grove Union Sunday school
will meet for reorganization on Sun
day morning at a. M. Bart's Sun
day school viii also rezorganize On
Sunday at 4. m.
Mss Amanda Lohr, who resides III
the nome of Josiah Kump. is on ths
sick list
I. Milton Raubenstine moved IN
Thursday from Hanover. 10 his neR
h0uze erected n GranseRille
IT. and Mrs.. Emory NentZ an1
children spent Sunday Al the home Of
Urias VENT.
Misses Emma Berwager and Emma
Alsler were recent visitors at the
home of II. 1. stonesifef.
Ralph Duee. of Hanover. an en-
ployee OF OSeill SILK Co. spent Sun
day at the home OF his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Duce
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Feeser and
son. Willard. Of Hanover. md Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Green, of Hagerstown.
were SUNDAY visitors 1t the homes Of
William Utz and Eriah VENT.
Fittings ere all the 60.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry { Hawk. Of
Chestnut Hi farm. near Chestnut
Hill school house. delightfully."- enter
tanned the following guests on Sun
day. March !. sir. and Mira. John
Mikesell and children. Naomi. Ter
man and Norman, MIR. and Mrs. stew
ard fansinrer and Miss Naomi I'LL
bert. of near Chestnut iii school
house Rev. Z. L. Hughes. OF York.
Misses Mary Kariehuf. Florence
Jaooby. EsfeIle Miller aud Helen
Steieh. OF near Barts. Iessrs Car
enee March and Ezra Geiman. Of
Hanover
Monroe Gabreeht and Kisses leila
Stonesifer md Goldle Gohrecht spent
Sunday at the home Of John Fesaer
at II Pleasant.
Public sales are about over
On Sunday at st. Bartholomew
Church. Sunday school n l d. IN. It
2 p. m. BY Rev. J. II Hartman. Il
missionary service will he rendered.
II Bart's 7. B. church. preaching
at u a. m. and 7 p. m. BY Rev :.
l.. Hughes. Tie Sunday school VII
also be reofganized at the morning
service.
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FINksIlI ln,.

Sir nd Mra. Francis Powder and
son. n AartneurF. y Va unit the
past week with II. and N. II. /
Leisfsr.
Thomas Siiaer. If Baltimore. spent
SUNDAY Nith friends here
Martins saw NJ i yery ny saw
lng frames for several houses that
are 10 Ie built fhIs spring
MlsHH Maud md Edith narnef
have purchased lie store and dwell
ing formerly owned by theIr fathor.
the laIe @ W H0fncr. where theY
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nj. PLEASANT.

The stork left fine baby girl at
the home Of Oliver Koontz.
Mrs. Sarah Hesson vii have sale Of
her household furniture and go 70 the
home of her daughter. in Baehman's
Valley.
Miss Carrie kooalz. II Silver Kan. is
spending few eeaiss with her
brother.
Mr Carroll L.tue moved rom
Ffizalllurs to hi arm. which he
fought from d NJ ka5ntz.
Mrs Mo- TrHkaa. Of Deen run,
sHent Monday VITA Ief cousin. ars.
2 a. KaanIk
df. William Hun. vie aud IN. OF
Hanover #neni Monday with his
brother. ] / Hun. aid family
Miss siar= Starnef.s little friends
fagc hsr birthday party on satur-
a. It beIHs her tenth birthday
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Will continue the merchandise bust

will continue the merchandise bust
ness.
Alva Kenney is digging a fonnda-
ton on part of the Teiser farm and
will move his house recently pureh-
aaed, from turnpike thereon.
March 81, the time for spring IL
here. but the ground is frozen
snow and Ice on north hills.
Quite a number Of our farmers
we're in Westminster on Monday in
regard to what kind Of a road we
want The citizens Of Westminster
want a Boulevard for automobiles
only, and The farmers will have to
take the fields, especially In winter.
Guy uoIlbrook, Of Westminster
was In this place on Tuesday.
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HYsyII.i.E

Rev John Il. Hege. Of Gettysburg
Seminary. vii preach Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. Sunday school at
go.
Mrs. Poll. Of Gainesville, is visit
Ing her daughters, Mrs E e. Six and
Mrs. Charles Shank
TIE following pupils we're present
every day during the spring term at
the public school: Clarence Stone
sifer. Edgar Kiser, Joseph Clabaugh.
Roscoe Kiser. Marie Houck, ruth
Houck. Olive Ritter, Kathryn stuII,
Bernlee Ritter and Nellie KIaer.
Those who we're absent but one day
are Charles Roop, Carroll Valentine.
Victor WeyfrIght, Ruth KiHer, Vergle
Fox and Carrie Fox
Mrs Robert Valentine is ON the
SICK list
Samuel Weybrlght and son, Victor.
spent few days in Baltimore. while
there they heard Billy Sunday preach
several times.
Mrs. Charles Young and Mrs. Frank
Deberry visited Mrs. Sarah Berdner.
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Style plus Suits
the guaranteed suit, and the
best clothing value in the world,
can not be equalled n value for
les than so.

We bought our blue serges
and many other of our Spring
Suits nearly a year ago and
have the old qualities and dyes
and g TO : cheaper than We
could buy today.
We have hundreds of the
latest patterns to select from
and every nan and boy in Car
roll 90. who wants quality and
style should see Us before he
buys his new suit.
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DuBLlc SALT
OF VALUABLE
FERTILIZER WAREHOUSE AND
IMPLEMENT BUSINESS

= UNION BRIDGE, MD., On
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th, 19is.
At II a. m. on the premises.
The Farmers Fertilizer Company viii
sell their Real Estate and Warehouses.
This i an old established business and
an excellent opportunity to purchasers.
Possession and terms announced Mt sale
and by other advertisements.
FARMERS FERTILIZER CO..
Union Bridge, Md.
H Jesse Smith. President. and the
Executive Committee.
{. q. Clemson. Attorney.
mar i7-2t
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near naour. Saturday

near DeIonr. Saturday
Charles Cluts has very painful
felon on his finger.
Miss HiIda Englar accompanied
Miss Elizabeth WeybrigEt from Blue
Ridge College, New Windsor. over
Saturday AMI Sunday.
r. A. stonesifer and wife and John
Six and wife attended the funeral OF
their cousin, Mrs. James Keilholtz,
near Thurmont. Sunday.
Frank Houck Is suffering from a
ring worm on his neck.
Calvin Valentine and vile enter
tanned friends from baltimore last
Sunday
The following officers were elected
at the reorganization of the Union
Sunday school last Sunday. Super
intendent. G. 2. Ritter: assistant
superintendent, H b. Ritter: secre-
tary, Charles Devllbiss assistant sec
rotary, Roy n. Raumgardner treas
urer. Charles Cluts: librarians. Miss
es BerHee Ritter and Carrie Fox !
organisls. Misses Elsie Baumgardner,
Ellen Valentine aud Marion Nilhidei
chorister. &. II. Valentine.
SANnfYILLE.
Preaching last Sunday y Rev.
Maddox. z. Il. was led b Wilson
Zepp Topic, Getting Power From
The Pledge" Nearly all pres nj
participated in the service. The
meeting viii be held this Sunday night
by Mr. Thomas Shilling Topic.
Grsai Home Missionaries
Sandy Mount Mite Society vii be
held a tie home Of Mrs William
Tanner. Saturday afternoon. Aprii
1. Il Indictment he following Mon
day afternoon Il are cordially in
vitod . attend
Tie NIllarl II : r. I. 2ill meet
Thursday afternoon. March u. at the
home d air and Irs Oscar Taylor
All are requested II attend
Preaching this Sunday morning ut
Pleasant Grove.
Mrs. Sophia Westaway has pncu=
monia 1t this writing. She Is with
her son, William Westaway.
Mr.. Guy w Gaple took ten men In
his auto truck on Sunday % hear Mr..
Sunday All enjoyed the tn power
full sermons.
Mrs I'm Tannef spent several
days IN Baltimore the past week
The weather the past week WAS
very cold Thermometer "a down
TO On last Friday very cold 81
Patrioks. At this writing Rs ar
having rain and Eleet
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may q
CUT rms our-Ir IS worm MONEY!

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ont this slip
enclose with DC aud mail L to FoleY !
Co. Chicago. II. writing Your name md
address clearly. ION will receive In r..
turn trial package containing FoIey.s
Honey aud Tar Compound. for lagrlnne
PIlIE. for lame baek, weak kidneys, rhen-
maIIHm bladder troubles aud Foley 0a=
thaTIIc Tablets. wholesome mud thur
ougnIy cleansing cathariIe. for consII-
paIIan. blIionsneHs. headache and aluE=
9Th bowels.
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SAIEl

Rose Comb White Wyandotte Egg
for setting. Registered Fishel Strains
The Worlds Best. - Soc setting.
JOHN B. MITTEN.
mar BIT Westminster, Md.
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UphoIsteringl

We are also prepared to do all kinds
of uPHoLSTERING. Only first-elass
work turned out.
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CASkETs Of ALL KINDS.

Our IL years experience in New Wind
sor. where we nave never failed to give
satisfaction, il guarantee Of our work
We solicit a call. All funeral calls
promptly attended to.
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Maxwell Worlds non.stop Record Fact.

Remember that this was : Nonstop
Endurance Record-in order to prove that
the Maxwell car was exceedingly sturdy.
reliable and trouble proof.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-24

No attempt was made or could be made
to save gasoline, oil or tires. So these fig-
ures merely indicate what would be possible
under ordinary driving conditions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-03-24

T. J. Albaugh Anct. mar lO-sl