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srYER.Rus.

On last Saturday 4 very shameful
sight passed through our village. II
was a young man Who had been drink
Ing too much fire water and vas dead
drunk. The horse walked slowly
along and when he passed Mr. Edgar
YInglIng's mail box the horzn got too
close and tore Il down, the young man
Tor boy ~ hat fell OF but he did not
find I out Carroll county i dr. but
a0me have To 20 10 Iittleztown and all
~. ! hope Pennsylvania vii SOON 20
dry, too. % We don't have % see such
shameful sights.
The Silver Hun Fishing Cub com
posed OF lev 2. s Hoover. Wm. p.
Halter. Ed. FiiekinRer. :. II. spAnFler.
Edgar e. YinElInR. Abraham Croft and
George T. schasffer. left on Monday 10
camp along the Monoeaey river for
week or more
John HumbeTi. Of Union Mills. pur=
chased A n Feeaer'a cider mill. and
/ putting II ~ on his property. pre-
paraiory q make cider and Hoil apple
butter.
Mr. Faeaer. widow of The Iaie Adam
Fataaf. aH reported In The Advocate
laHi seek. vas aged y years. months
md : daYH. and NHa the oldest person
IN Myers district
Mr.. and Mr. II s. apauKlof. Mr..
and Mrs Edgar { fingiinT. and child
rem. Mabel. Ralph and larry. molarea
n York. On Sunday. and visited rela=
ives and friends
Frank WarchIme and family moIpred
u ths dutch picnic On Saturday. The
say It wa great.
Mr. and Mr.. 7 i HemiiieT auH Mr.
and Mrs. irwin kindly maiored 20 Han
oser. Waithoim. Oxford and Gettys=
burg. on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Re-. John 7 Jenkins. of East
N. -. Il visiting Anares WIaner
and aife. and other friends In thla
place.
Marguerite md Geraldine LlpnY. o.
Hanover. Pa. are spending The week
9Th heir grandparents. Mr. and Ara.
/ !. Il LAunY Ia this place
1AHi Sunday Irving Kroh.a family
entertained n their home Frank
Shelter, Klfe md daughter. ANY and
Hons. Waller and Raymond. OF Line
horo. and Mr. IN. EhfHart and
aon, EitlnFe. Of Westminster. Vivian
Rowe. OF baltimore. ArH. Jerome
Kooniz, Hurry Kooniz and Morlsn
Narahime.
On Wednesday. August :. Irving
Kroh. wife and son. Kenneth. Jerome
KoonIz. sIfe. md on. Harry. made :
business trip 10 BelaIr. Aberdeen.
ilavra de Grace and Baltimore
Mr.. and Mr.. IA Mnmmert and
children. Of Bigleraxille. Pa. Mr.. ish-
Ter, Of Philadelphia and Samuel Croft.
Of Everywhere. are visiting heir par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Croft. in
this place
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Mr. and Mrs. Charley Yalmont and
son. Stanley. Mrs. Dan Dorsey and son,
jay. motored 20 this place to visit rel
atises for a week, from North Clari-
ton. Pa.
On Saturday, 81 good Templars from
Never Die Lodge attended the demon
stration at wildwood Park. MI Airy.
Mrs. Graves and daughter, Thelma,
who were boarding at Mrs. Fleming 4
were called home suddenly on Friday,
due to the death Of an aunt.
Sunday, August ID. Rev. ". 4.
Sites will preach II Brandenburg
Methodist Protestant church II 1870
a N. There viii be Christian EndeaY-
or at 7.30 p. m, led b. +. ]. Brandon
burg. Topic. True Beauty aud How
To Get It. Everyone welcome.
Divine service viii be held at The
Calvary Lutheran church. Woodbine
at 1890 a. m, and Il tho Messiah
church, at 5 p. m, By the pastor, Rse,
q. ". Baughman.
Don't forget 10 attend the picnic
which will be held his Saturday in
Mrs. Dorsey.s grove. opposite The Me-
slab Lutheran church. Il vii BEGIN
about o'clock. There vii be a ball
game and many other amuaements
WoodbIne band .lll also BE- there. So
be sure To attend.
Many OF the farmers are buay
thfeshIng.
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sTATEW0llD.

Misses Martha Zentz and Elizabeth
Shauck spent Monday with their aunt
Luerettia Griffee, Of Statewood.
Miss Elsie Long. OF ReisterstoYn. i
visiting Miss Hollis Prugh. of State.
wood
Statewood ball team will play REFS
tersIown on It's new diamond, opposite
of the Howard House. statewOod, Sat
nrday afternoon. At 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Edward Knox Is reported in an
improved condition. The doctors sag
that he has every indication of regain
ing his strength.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Jones and fam.
lily. Of Baltimore, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM N. Shauck. of Shauck.s
Heights.
Peach season Is here again. The
Klee Milling 20. Is reported to have q
very good crop. They have shipped
to the Baltimore markets quite num-
Der of baskets the past week.
Miss Helen Murphy. of Baltimore
spent Wednesday with her aunt, Lu-
crettia Griffee. of statewood.
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kissing Pastor ! On Farewell Trip
Viii . uarl Ro0st.

Tho Rev J. Lewis Evans. the Kiss
ing PASTOR gave his farewell sermon
recently in The Union Congregational
church. Cedar Grove. \. J.. from
whose pulpit his resignation was fore
Cd after he admitted having kissed me
pretty ones of bis flock IN a fatheriy
wa.
Pastor Evans said In his sermon
that one OF hin congregation mad re-
Gently remarked thai II the people of
Cedar Grove continued 70 act in he
future - they nave IN the past The
church would make N excellent an
me- TO the bnghonse on tie nil.
= agree With our BROTHER aaid
Pastor Evans. ne aanitaTium referr-
Cd 10 Il the Dssez County Insane Asy-
llum.
= am glad to see 30 many present
tonight continued Pastor Esans. "A
pastor 3 good or tvo BIZ eongrega-
items. ne day 81 hi coming md he
d. OF Ills Going. : pastor may have
shortcomings, but you'll find : wagon
load O. them long before you reach
hi door. What Cedar Grove needz Is
mot a pastor but trainer"
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lpINEY cRREk sIMaITT.

Mr. Alfred Bowers, Of Hanover. Pa.
Mrs. sedieY and daughter. Bessie. o.
Baltimore. Mr.. Allen EppleY and son.
Dennis. md Miss LILLIAN Lennon.
spent Sunday It the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vim. Lennon.
Mis- Grace sharrer, Of Frederick, Il
visiting Mr. John sanerHeln and fam
Ily.
Mr.. and Mrs d. y. Mayors. Mr. clar-
ence Mayors and 1T. J. Curtis Mayors.
wife and children. Of Philadelphia.
spent Tuesday At Pen Mar and enjoy
ed the mountain scenery.
Miss Ruth sauerseln haa returned
IN her homo from : yery pleasant visit
10 Frederick. Utica and vicinity.
DR.. and MrHz ]. Curtis Mayors an1
children. Of Philadelphia. are visiting
the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs.. I.
" Mayors.
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UNION5MIu.S.

Edward Fl. Brown has purchased the
property of The late John Burgoon
from J. Wilmer Fr0ck, and will occupy
1t next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. John v. Humbert en-
tertaIned at dinner last Sunday. Re-.
G. s. Hoover and family. Mrs. Hoover
and Miss Sarah Hoover. of Lancaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John seidt, OF Baltimore.
Addison Humbert and wife, Henry
Troxell and wife, David HumberL and
wife. John King and wife. Sterling
Bixler, wife and son, and Mrs. John
FliekingeT
Mrs. Ellen Erb. Of Gettysburg. spent
several days last week with relatives
here.
Herbert Yingling. of Baltimore. was
a recent guest at The home Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. !. Yingling.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccall and
daughter. Ruth, of Baltimore, are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Croft.
The remains of David MasonheImer
were brought from his home IN
Westminster, on Thursday. where ser
vices we're held in the Methodist
Episcopal church. after which inter
menI was made In the adjoining
cemetery. The deceased is aged about
So years and Is survived By his widow
and one son, Paul d. Masonheimer, Of
Silver Run, and one daughter. Mrs.
John Weller, Of Westminster.
Three cows belonging to Miss Re
becca HarharI have tuberculosis and
were ordered to be killed. Miss Ear
hart suspected her cattle and called
IN a veterinarian who found them In
fected.
John n. Hnmbert has purchased the
cider mill from A W. Feeser, and will
be prepared 10 make cider and boil
apple butter when the season begins.
Mrs. Norman EarharI and two child
rem. of Westminster, are visiting rela-
tiveg here.
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PINE Hill.

Farmers have about finished pillow
ing In our section.
By all appearance The corn crop Win
be a record breaker. re never NV
Il look any better.
Mr. Milton Biah Is installing a water
plant TO run the water from the spring
to his buildings.
Mr. Frank Steward made 3 trin 10
Westminster on Monday. 10 attend TO
business.
Niener'e Sunday school picnic MAS
quite A success on Saturday. The
program that was rendered was re-
ceiyed very well by al present. especi-
ally the exercise and all ~ Is little
girls and boys.
Some of our folks are digging pota-
toes and report big crop Of fine large
tnbers.
Mr.. Raymond stonesifer and son,
Charles. made trip 10 Hanover. Pa,
On Tuesday.
Wisner's Sunday school VII hold a
festival in Mr.. Charles W. Hppys
grove Saturday evening. August 18th.
Il Il intensely hot.
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Miss Agnes SEVERN, OF Baltimore, Is
the guest Of Miss Leona Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoitz, DR.. and
mrs. E. K. Jump and Master Crom-
we'll Holt, Of Baltimore, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs, Marriott Ship
ley.
Mrs. Walter Riggs and daughter,
Mrs Frank Campbell and children, and
Mr.. Frank Price, OF Glyndon, Md, we're
the guests of Senator and Mrs. Wade
T. D. Warfield at their home.
echihauhan', last Wednesday.
Mrs. Otto Lest spent Monday In
Baltimore. returning Tuesday with
her mother, Mrs. Segerman.
Mrs. John Mason Brown, was the
weeks end guest Of Miss Caroline
Hewitt.
Mrs. George Wheatley. of Baltimore,
Is spending some time with Mrs.
James Wheatley.
Miss Katherine Shipley, Baltimore,
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Sui
Ivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown. OF Bal
timore, are guests at the home Of the
formers brother, Mr.. Lloyd Brown.
Misses Alice and Hilda Creswell, OF
Gambler, are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
James Wheatley.
Mrs. VIM. Kessler. of Montgomery.
Ala, left Tuesday for her home. after
q visit to her parents, Col. and Mrs.
Joseph G. Berrett.
Mr.. Noel Bennett, of Baltimore, spent
the weeks end with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Bennett.
Mr.. A. NJ Hall, of Hampstead, spent
Friday with his daughter, Mrs. David
Dean.
Mrs. Simon Golibart was the week 5
end guest Of Misses Mary and Katie
Mcdonald.
Miss Helen Bower, OF Annapolis, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Hepner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ely spent Fri
day in Baltimore.
Miss Marie Fife who has been visit
ing Misses Ruth and Elizabeth Ben
nett has returned to her home In Bal
Iimore.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Swain ana lit
tie son, spent Monday IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Kate Blake Mcdonald, Master
Harry Mcdonald, Misses Marie and
Julia Mcdonald. and Mr.. Henry Mer-
oeron, motored to Atlantic City Mon
day.
Miss Marjorie spreeker. who has
been visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs.
D. b. Sprecher. returned TO Baltimors,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lloyd Brown left Thursday, for
4 visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Augustus
selty, of Shepherdstown, Pa.
Judge and Mrs. NJ Il. Forsythe re-
turned from Atlantic City on Tuesday.
Miss Dixie Violet, of Hampden. Va,
Is visiting her aunt. Miss Ruth Berrett
Miss Ida Webb Jones returned Mon
day from a five weeks visit in New
York City.
Miss Bordley. OF Baltimore county.
Is the guest of Miss Corinne Gauthorne.
Mrs. Harry DeVries entertained AZ ;
little lawn party Monday. Master
Douglas Waesche and John Morris
Misses Sally Lloyd Bennett. Frances
and Gorinne Morris.
Miss ALTA Criswell. Of Baltimore, i
visiting her cousin. Miss Gladys Jenk-
ms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Il. Phelps. MR.
W. Il. Bennett and Mrs. Carroll Hobbs
attended Emory Grove Camp. Sunday
Miss Wanda Pearson. Washington
d. G, spent Saturday with her eosIin
Miss Mildred shipley.
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DETOITR.

Robert speilman and wife. enter.
tanned on Sunday, Mrs. Jacob Rroek
daughters, Edna. Mabel and Helen. and
son. 0rYille. Mrs. Honek and on. and
Miss Alice Beard. of HageTstosn
Howard Moore. Of Frederick. Baker
Frailey. wife and children. Hazel and
Carroll. of near Thurmont Charles
Bowers. wife and daughter. Ethel. Of
Iadlesbnrg. and Charles speilman. Of
Delour.
Mabel Froek. Who has been spend
Ing Some time With her aunt. MrR
Spellman. returned home Sunday even
Ing.
James Warren and wife. Gny War.
ren. wife and daughter, Louise. ssent
Sunday evening with Parker Smith
and vile. of near Rocky Ridge.
Mrs. Charles Eiler. OF Baltimore. h
visiting her mother. Mrs. Hannah
Weant. Mr.. EileF spent Sunday at the
same place.
Il. II Boyer, Nlfe. son and daughter,
visited friends IN Frederick one day
last week.
Lille SpeIlman IL visiting friends
in Gayetown. smlthsburg and Hagers.
town.
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~ MHmoRAm=

IN tssIns remembrance d ny hsaT has-
bzH=H C. III ztrfnzH Wha departed tHlz
If ess sazT 80 tO-dzT, AuEuft Z. VII
n tbs hzaatifui gate b stands and wHlsz.
=. dszI one IHesn Nzin - ffssz
sEzIl sIzzu he hand md fl bic les.
When IEs hinges Tn f. No
Izsssi In IIfe, n daaIH Bet forgotten
BY III VIZ, Al. ~ E1HhaHH
LIE - - sine Ihez ~ g.as
- IL snn zhlnez Hot t. sane
n lhafa come e. NJ , salses
Hhsa al - loving Hzzns
WIN liIz.s shzzIarz I'll haze vanished
I'd IT, daYz q waiting passed.
1 III nj IL. all FHest tt
n our heavenly hos at 1t
b ms fAHEETs
When IT At hauie d M ionelT
think ah. ezn u b true
TIzf Ne 80 ia ffen tn hearts that
IaYsd hlm - eel
To alsen in ths EileaI toni
Or We IoYsd - dizl and eft a
- IL dark nd zIlsnt Iaznh
cIazad hIz eye N sleeping HlnmhzT
Fzdcd IN hiH szriy bloom
We mis- Yau. kas we Inias You
When Re rzz1sf F.und - plHs4
Where q cid .s nasz 10 - You
Nth Eaar bright nd smiling lace
Haz sadly We eaanf he huars
hat measured thu sorTuHful ear
Since the lad meath manIle q flowers
Our bHaIheF .hcfn re lazHd - dear.
We mia thee IToGn IN place. dear brother
He mIzz the from Thy nlHee
A shade. o e. uaT If il CT
We M the sunshine Of ny faes
Dearest brother how 70 nj you
since from nth 30 paHHsd nHay
And our hearts are zshinF HoreiY
- we think d yeu sAeh day.
BY HIs BROTHERS Am SIsTEHa
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MEIROsE.

On Tuesday as Mr.. II. S. Wlneholt
and daughter, Viola, we're On their way
to Hanover, his automobile turned
turtle down over an embankmenI.
throwing them both out. Miss Vine
hold was bruised considerably. The
top and windshield OF the car was
smashed.
Those who visited at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sullivan on Sunday
were: Mr. and mrs. Andrew Sullivan
and grandson. c. Denton Slick, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ieese and daughter.
Beulah. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Geiman
and daughter. Mamie. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bertram GarYick and children, Myrtle,
Ivan and Oscar. Mr.. and Mrs. Edg.
KrIdeler and children, Treva and
Edna. Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bolden and
daughter. Ruthetta. Mrs. Thomas utz
and sons. George and Orpllle. EsIa
Sullivan. Harvey Garrick. David Froek
and Walter Darnhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton liz and Mr.
Emanuel Seller spent Thursday last at
Pen Mar and WaYnesboro. Pa.
The heirs Of the estate Of Edwin Il.
J. Rhodes. deceased. sold their farm
near this place, On Tuesday last con-
tanning y acres TO Mr.. OTTO Harmon,
for the sum of s5.41s.00 or s75.25 per
acre.
The Mason and Dixon Co, received
carload Of bran and middlings At
their warehouse last week.
The Htork visited II the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sullivan and len
them bouncing pound baby boy.
VENTS Union Sunday school. Sun
day afternoon. at 2 o'clock. y. m.
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IT. PLEASANT.

Mrs Edgar selby. Of Baltimore. Is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah EnEle.
man.
Those entertained by Mr and Mrs
Frank ManeheY. Sunday. July 30,
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank shaffer. Miss
Amy shaffeT. Mr. Walter shaf1er and
Raymond Ieese. Of IIneboro. Mr. md
Mrs. irwin Kroh and two daughters.
Helen and Gatharine. and son, Ken
meth, Of Delightful Valley; MT. and
Mrs John Warehime. Of Baehman's
Valley.
Mrs. George Manehey and sons,
Charles. Curtis and Ieyea. and daugh-
tiers Pearl and Nellie. Of baltimore.
Miss Annie Manchey. of Westminster
and Miss Nellie Manchey, Baltimore,
spent Thursday with Mrs. John Ware
hIme. Of Bachman's Valley.
Miss Carrie L. INQUIRER. Of New York,
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. Joseph W Froek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Little and son,
spent Sunday evening with Mr. John
Dell and family. Of Silver Run.
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%noaa-BonG

Mrs Katie +, Bond. OF this county
and Mr. James & Reynolds. Of Manas
guam. \. j.. we're married BY Rev. v
Ia aeahrook. At the homo Of Mr.. ant
Mrz. Jackson Myariy. on Wedaesda,
night Hr. Reynolds i a retired hole
proprietor. and he bride sister d
Mira. Myesly. After the ceremony tn
guests Who Esre klnfoik Of the bride
enjoyed he hospitality Of Mr. and Mr.
Myefiy IN delightful wedding supper
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CALEDONIA.

Na have been having some very
warm weather the last month.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Pool and SONS
Lloyd and Robert. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Wagner. Of Freedom, Friday.
Misses Nellie Campbell. Florence
and Mary Lambert ana Wm. Lambert
have returned 10 Baltimore after
spending some time with their cousins
Miss AlYerta Power and Master VII
liam Power.
hrs. Rose Barnes and da lighter
Ruth, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Columbus Parker. last Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob Powder and son, William
ana Florence Lambert, visited Mre
PAXTON Pool. last Friday.
Mesars. Guy HraunIng ana Fred
Gore, OF heuIsville. we're visiting tnIf
place on sunday.
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HARHII.

Mrs. Minnie Harris. Of Hageraiowni
Is spending few days with her par
ents.
Mr.. p. 4. Murray and wife. OF Wash
Ington, spent q few days With Vim.
Il. Jones and family.
Miss Ethel Jones is visiting friends
and relatives n Washington. ID. Z.
Mr.. Murray selby has returned
nome after visiting in Oxford. P.
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Another Distribution

We have 26eee sikersre set
THIS CONSISTS OF SIX PIECE ALUMINIUM HANDLED CARVING SET
This something The blades
OF fh process D
This necessity
equally family SETS
distribute them the
Come one have NOT said
high grade cutlery consisting fork
inch blade knife sHeig knife
handles
:a8a8a0aeMem8 0a8aoae#9as#ss9
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tusr.


Bethesda Sunday school picnic near
GisI. vii be neld Saturday. August =.
commencing n / o'clock ) good
supper all l. served at o'clock.
Wnodbine hand al furnish music IN
the afternoon and NJ night Misses
Ruth fhilinIY. Norma buckingham.
Rena Snyder. Iaudas blizzard. Hollis
Wagner. Maggie Murphy. Edna Barb
er. Esther Wilson. Marie Lindsay, I'll
hAke charge If fHs iee cream table N
the afternoon. II re cordially n
FiteI 10 attend
~ and Mr. Henry knauff. Hr. and
MrH. Emory BBrnes nd family. NTa
Carrie Murphy. Iies Esther Wilson.
Mi Murphy. NJ OIsn WIlRoH spent
Sunday With NJ an NJ. Thomas
snyder md family.
The Ladies' Nile Saelety Il Bethesda
Methodist Episcopal church me At IHe
home Of Mr. aud sir Emury barnes.
Wednesday. August >. which rs
largely attended Dues. ASS Read
Ing BY Irs. Kate Buckingham. AlHHea
Rena Snyder And Maggie Murphy.
which sero al fiue. recitation. Mildred
Grimes
Nfs Frank shIpleY. Of baltimore. Ia
spending nv day With II. nd
Mr. Columbus shipieY.
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WANTED.


WANTED Three competent married
men to fill the following positions on =
large Institution farm near Baltimore
One Teamster 1T 5000 per month
One head DaIrgmau at -. o. per month.
One Gardner md poultryman At so. 80
per month. Fine residences dipped with
waterD milk. fuel. and vegetables vii
be furnished. Give full details concern.
ing yourself in first letter. y. =.
Bradley. MeDonogb. I'd. aug !
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TAKE GIANT BASS By HAND
Boys Wade n and cnl o. 1t Re-
treat. Then Toss i on shoEe.

Poltsyllle. Pa, Aug. William
KanIner and Harold MecE. aged i
and II, Of SchuyikIll Haven. caught :
I0-pound bass At the Red Pond today.
The giant bass, measuring oYer =
inches, was aeen BY the boys coming
into shallow water. ana Hading II
they cut off It's retreat and threw !
out IN dry land nth their hands.
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SPECIAL SALE OF LADIES' FELT HATS

Another lot of the Felt Hats in all colors,
green. pink, light blue, citron and white.
These sell regularly at $50 and 500. We
are selling them during August for 9Se.
Compare them with other hats and see the
special values. Just the thing for the picnic
season.
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Nhlps-Rhine.

Mss ia / Rhine. daughter II Mr.
jesse Rhine. formerly of Howard
county. but now OF CatonHyille. and
Mr.. John A. Whips. son Of Mr.. VII.
liam Whips. of Oakland MILL. Nd
were quietly married Monday evening
In Baltimore. IN the presence Of thf
Immediate families After n wedding
Trip they viii reside N Howard eonn-
~.
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She seemed pleased with your So
ciety last evening
Yes; she said reminded he Of :
loved ana lo9I one Has he lust :
sweetheart b. deaIhf''
Nope: ali ahe ever lonI By death
vas Boston bulldog.
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PlTAPsCO.

The patapseo Methodist Protestant
Sunday school will hold It's annual pic
nc, Saturday afternoon and night,
August IL. on Warren Shamer's lawn.
Miss Thelma Dush spent Sunday last
with Myrtle Shamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Arnold spent
the past week visiting friends OF this
place.
Mrs. Emily shamer, Who has been
O the sic list. Is improving Of this
writing.
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WANTED. A FEW MORE COAL
ORDERS ron AUGUST. We ear care
Or feu more orders or August de-
Ilserv. We don't EEL lie taking an
Tor he future mentha as conditions
look too uncertain. See Smith :
Ileifsnbier. today.
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Uniontaun Iutkeran Charge.

Services Il UnionIown 100 9. m,
Sunday. Sunday school At HauaI at
90 q. n. Christian EnlaavoT at 100
p. m, preaching services It 80 2. m.
y. d. HaitzzIver. pastor.
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ANnTu anu

ND TIE LlDYl Il there : =
iady. and : home, and perhaps sEId-
diss She little mother might feel
e.sler i The winters Goal were in Inc
1in and she haa no more bother about
untn nexI spring. Order to-day of
Saith ! ReIfsnIdeT.
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NOVELTY STRIPES

Novelty Stripes in Wolfe and thin Novelty
Goods. Regular price 25c the yard now on
sale at 1ec The yard
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FIGURED DRESS voHEs

Our regular line of Figured voiles These
are Sc inches wide sold for 25c the yard, now
on sale at u 1-2c The yard.
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Mo o22ouITY

10 the Circuit Court for Carroll County
OseaT HsalHRzrInnr. zzzignss Of Mortgages. -
Charles Z. Simpson Al MaEH c. sImpsaa. Mort
Eak9Ts.
Ordered The IIIh d. Of August A. y, IHIB
thai the account u ths AadiIsr hlad IN thIs eaass
be fIaallt ratified and HanhFInsd unlres cause q
the contrary thazsnf b shaHa On OF bsIoFe Ihs
asth day e August. nj. provided , eonY Of hi
orisT be inserted fof TO successive weeEa before
the at nzuird dzs 10 zane Newspaper published
in Carroll HsanIz.
EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk.
Tue Ceny. Test:
aug I1.2t EDWARD o. CASH. Els1E
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-11

Those that visited MISS Edith Myers
Tuesday. were Misses Alverta Powd-
er, Florence and Mary LamDeTI. and
Nellie Campbell, and Vim. Lambert.
Mrs. Sarah Powder and Mrs. Anna
Tice visited Mrs. Blanche Powder Sat
nrday and Sunday of last week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-08-11
TALCUM POWDER SALE

We are offering a well known brand of
Talcum Powder in pound cans, regular price
15c the can. Another comes in half pound
cans, regular price 25c the can, now all on
sale for tic the can.