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Will Ask Extradition
Of Alleged Swindler

Ohcors Of the I.r.' Nptioual bank
have dccidcd to- asks for c|Ntradition
suspect of BEING IN, man thar impoT-
souut,d luhn r Reed OF san Diego.
and obtained 81 600 iIaudulontly ~
% ilihi Miller IS -uid to have .stah-
ed alihi Miller IS 'ai dto have cstah-
lishcd.
california authorities are said to
hav, asserted they would OPPOSE ms
'Xtridlitun from tno state % Nicw 81
n p%urIorted statement by several Of
nreis there thu Miller Wa m san
Diego at tho time OF the crime
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First Methodist Episcopal Church.

CORNER Lead uNonuo n s0UIh
Third street. Charles oscar BoCkman.
pastor. Miss Edith Guruy. ~deacuucss.
Morning sermon ct ~ by the Rev :
. DAVIS a graduate oc Northwestern
university Evening ruo NJ \ hN
the Rev. \ Tuothakcr, pastor uf the
Congregational church of this CITY.
Special music at both services
SUNDAY school O. q "a m Epvorth
lnlnur- II d N
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FTT"TT WTTV |TNTT1
Edward =. Schu.ler. pastor.
All services IN the English language.
sunday school 10 e. ~.
Morning worship. II O'clock. ser
mon, "Chr.st's True Kindred
The G.. t.. service and evening wor-
ship viii be combined al 30 u'cluci
Topic. True Beauty conducted uy
Mis- Mobile S,had'l
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Corner Eitth street ana SILVER ave-
nue.. Hugh \. Cooper pastor Ser
vices at ~ a ~. and p. m Morn
ing theme. "lr II Had Not Been For
Jesus sunday school q a. q m
Young Peoples meeting a. p M,
topic True Beauty leader Miss
GLADYS Hayden,
Musical selections: morning An
them: Peace ! Leave with You,
CRohertsl, chorus Choir: evening M
them. Abide Win Ne till"rl,
chorus choir, Mrs. v l. Bradford,
director of choir.
\ cordial invitation TO all services.
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First congregational Church.

Corner Coal venue Y broadway.
\. Toothaker, minister.
Sunda, schoul. H:i5 4 m. preach
service. ~ a m Tn" pastor has
returned from his vacation and viii
occupy tho pulpit. subject. "Chal-
Ienge or criticism. which y p
: q. f.. @ p m No "NeuIna preach
ing service during August.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-12

Rev = y Bullock. rector.
Eighth sunday after Trinity. HolN
communion, a. m sunday sChuol
a IA morning PRAYER with sermon
y SO a ia.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Mi and Mrs T. u. Sisk are enter
tanning n Their home. go North N'uth
street, Mr ana Mrs. DICK Oliver and
their two girls, The divers came
overland from Denver.
Miss Rosalic Isl inosa has gone -
Boulder, colo, to assume the position
there u assistant professor IN span
ish she viii pursue an advanced
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Central Avenue Methodist. Church.

Near high school. Rev. Joshua G
Jones, pastor.
sunday school, o: - n m; Junior
league. : p. m: senior Epworth
league, 7 D. m The pastor VIII pFsach
at II a, M. aud = y. m Morning " D
Icct. before the Revival what
Evening Subject, Removing nm
ORANGES
Special music FOR both morning
and evening services.
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Itch Itoh' itrh'-Scratch' scratch
scratch The more YOU scratch. the
worse the itch Try Deans Ointmer:
f'er ec.ems, any skin itching SOC a
DoS.
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Mis- Ncruic, Bowers entertained at
ncG home at luu3 FoIrcst,l avenue
Tuesday NcutuE toI = college tTcui,
Miss Al., stewart. 81 N,sIllt Ptrt
\ new and very iutcr,-tIn- game Was
played, known az Hcirt-, which .'
played WITH dice Prizes Ncrc award
cd to Miss Helen WickhuH tur hiSh-
,~t 81 ore, Miss sadie pl,sun tor oro-
oud nigh and Miss Niioc stewart tho
guest prize. \ dainty two-Cours'
luncheon was served
Thu-" invited were Miss Nlic'
stewart 1t Mosilla Park, Louise and
Clarke watson. Edith ana sadie Dir-
on. Lou,so l,li Hazel Hawkins, Ca -
uiyu MlChaois. Jean Mlnknam RUIN
Supl.o. Helen W,CRhatn Ldl Woods.
NI,' Lows. Ncyt Blake Pearl ii"fi-
Iyn. MAJ ti.filyu Mr. Miller, Nj.
~,uti ana MIR. liauiuu
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Cummer
y ocieIy
Sign thi Dancing Party.

Thc iirst social event to- take place
"a thiNcrsity Il"iEhts and also m"
ifst event ui the University fan SOCIAL
calendar was a. delightful duu'Iug
purts gwen last Hight bV LSlc vincent
10 members of the chapter ui IA"
Sigma chi frttcintt' here, ana their
Hti.sts aud iadurs. \ ScCrr II tuuus
I"1ple W"r" present. Informal dam
mr. ana singing were among 'nv
uWu~'iucutS. Japanese lanterns gave
u testIN" tone 80 jhr pretty homo.
and IN" clear air OF University
Heights and the bright moonlight 80
IA tiNlli, evening wcr" enjoyed on
the spacious porohcs. Punch vas
served throughout IN" evening sup
plsiuoutcd hy "a ropast IT cake dud
icv cream Thus, present were Misses
Lima FERGUSON, Hazel Hawkins. Julia
k.lchor Katherine Little. Ethci
ktekc Mary Rruroiu. Ahpe Lewis,
l,uth Vincent ii.i.n vincent. Mrs
Elwood Albright. amt M'-srS. carl
Hrur,iu. HASTINGS Shields. Robert
Htru,s james Waite. Robert WiEcl"N,
Nlilu Bruce. rcar,. Eud,y rlwouJ
Albright. Herbert Hl,k,N, Ralph llor.
uuuurl and Isle Vincent
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House Guests al Nrs. i'citu-.

Mr.. joe ". r.ttus gave an infoT-
mai entertainment Thursday after
noon Co e. number u 'rl'ud, iu honor
ct Mr. ~ = Barker aud Misses
kathryn and Matte Barker Of neu,W
okla. who ~" hons, guests. \ al
N,rsiii"i program was arranged I'M
pioiurtt. tnd Ia' UIcam was served
headings Wet. given ny Mrs Nolt
MIR sinus and Mis-. Barker MIS-.
hliard sang. instrumental music Wt'
trudvr-d nN MI Boone rhu.c pres
vut were Mrs D. Wolf Mr.. Tn Pet
tu. ot Littlr .;o,it. Aik ,I,. br. Al
ttId 81 oklahoma 'Ity. OKLA Mrs.
ruzlei. Mr. Emu otto, Mr-. icsuo
Nr- j Finley Sims. Mr.. \. g. lIl-
low. Nh j. T. Peter. Ht Charles
I..Fra,r AIR Allen Markham, Mrs
" g. Tvs. Mr. y v Boone, Ais
Brown. ANS Benson Mr.. T.. J. Pet
uls Mr.. e. T. BARKER N#s Kathryn
%rarl,r. Ms Matuc Barker tnd Mrs.
] " rcttus.
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announcement |i'art,.

\ marty was given by Mr. ii,uri-
,tta Myrrs OF No,th Fourth street
saturday afternoon. tuu"uu'tug the
-,Ypil,mout of her daughter Anna %
Mt G,uIE. Nchcr of TINS .itN. the
mArriie, to tuk, pla," ON september
II va. on, uf the most elaborate
parties II tho season \ color scheme
,i PINK ana White was carried out m
IN, ~d.curdtiuUs. IN ia" card suite ana
n IA, dining Ioum-pink hearts w"T"
everywhere. ruWanVc reminders Of
the occasion, while pink shaded chan
d'licT~ shed "a soft iight over the
seem, \ game ot 500 furnished a."
entertainment The first prize was
won hy Mrs. Glen Ecurrup OF ShoIi-
dan. Wyo.. u sister Of the bridegroom.
who b. here attendant upon tn. mp
iIal festivities \ s~ut-glaSS bowl wa
IN, trophy tor tn. high score Miss
Iron" SAINT won th, cat priz. "a
hand painted plate, white the couo"-
latIou prile went to Miss Charlotte
iiriNncr
\ thrcy-,ourse luncheon wa
-erN.d. with an l,- of fan'N design
i. PINK heart ON . Whit BACKGROUND,
\ lung-~f,uuno killaruc, Rosebud,
,irrNl,d the sweet secret attached
20 tn, item. a heart, with IN" nan GO
Il the engaged coupl. and the date
ct the marriage IN, ~ruscnuds vtte
liy-u to ZACH ut the guests.
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Joe Brennan. Mrs. Corson. Miss Rita
Mathowson Mrs. Letarte. Mrs. Gus
Thohn Miss Laurine staehlin.
O.
". 4. 7. Z. Election.
Tho annual election OF officers 90
tn" Wuman's christian Temperance
union was held August : with the fol.
ing result.
President Mrs Vaughn vice presi.
cent. Mt Hlikomnr" recording Soc
rotary. Mrs kNuctt. corresponding
secretary, Mis-. Hewitt, treasurer.
Mrs. hortcritcld, superintendent ~
literature. Nirs Lcr suporinteudon' ~
mothers d.uIttmeut. Ms SieNcrt,
slp"rtntcud,nt of concert WORK. Mrs
turtuhN superintendent of legal and
suiiite, work, MI. Strouu sup"rin-
t"ud"ut ot sabbath .ohou! Votk Mrs.
huft"ritold super nt"nd.nt ui flower
IIIasluu WORK. Nj. kNu.tt
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The Ten Dons.
IN lud Mrs J. n Wro,h enter
iuir,d the Ten Dous aud thetr wives
FRIDAY evening at their home on cop
per avenue. This " ia. midsummcr
meeting Of the Dors and was purely
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hicf shower

l~landkct'hic shower.
Mu-s Anna Myers. a hriis -tu-pe, WAS
honor guest ou Thursday afternoon Mt
o. handkerchief shower given 10y Mis-"
FLORENCE Thcliu. cards were played
during The afternoon. Mrs. Harry
Grown winning the first prize ana
NIss Laura Noblc being the lucky one
Co cut \ p|roiufior oi yellow flowers
was used IN decoration making a very
attractive SETTING 'or the hcvy 81
youuE present. The shower
was arranged In a basket tied vita g
large bow Of yellow tulle. and carried
~ bs littl" v ~ Louis" Brennan. h'-
s.dcs the huuci guest thor. wcr. pres.
'nt Miss Elsa Myers aud Mrs. MY
.rs. Mrs. Harry Brown, Miss Hon
tense Swit2cr, Miss Norinnc SwitEor,
Miss George Lutl, Mrs, Nyo Martin,
Mrs. cortoH oui.kcl, Mrs. kcnuctd
Bnldridgc, Miss clara Butcher. Mrs.
Nohcr. Mrs, G.orgc Pale Mrs. James
Davidson Mrs Guy Rogers, Mr.. Glen
HcaIrup, Mrs. Ray Van prum, Mis-,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
A EM0CRATIC SPIRIT.

single feature Of the modern public
school commencement deserves popular
encouragement, we refer to An ever
increasing tendency to make 1t more
and more closely conform to the cxpen-
sive cOmmencements 40 common in
boarding schools and colleges. The re-
suit Of this il to make many students
shrink from taking part in exercises,
the expense Of which they cannot hell
to share without unduly burdening
others. Few cOmmencements receive
more favorable comment than do those
Of the State Normal School, where it il
n requirement that each young lady
graduate shall make her own commence
ment gown. If the programs issued
were evidences of skilled handlwOrk
among the students instead of expcn.
slve samples of the engraver's art, they
would be pleasing souvenirs of students
training, and would be genuine treasures
over which to muse in later life; anG
the chIld's performance on the piano
the violin or the harp would outstrip il
its innocent beauty the more elaborate
efforts Of the city orchestra.
Everything should be done on this DC
casion to make the day equally wnsom,
and happy to all participants. regard.
less of class distinction or financial in
equality.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
WILLIAM j. HOPKINS

The personal friends and the publ,
generally, whom he 10 recently begnr
to serve, will unite IN regrettIng tn,
Heath of County commissioner WIN. j
Hopkins, and IN extending Their
sympathy to his family.
Mr., Hopkins had not been in OfIic,
long enough to test his capacity IN u
public officer, but no one ever doubtel
lls desire to serve his people faithfully
and well. In the coming years he vii
always be recalled M first class citl
zen whose standards of life were sounc
and true, and whose accomplishments
",'o h,su. II, "aS wins a"i !2".. g.
~ family man, loyal and open heart
ID towards friends and neighbours,
modest but faithful and true to hi.
'hurch, and honest and honorable IA n
public citizen.
Mr., Hopkins belonged to that class
If sterling citizens who build up ano
maintain country like our own, OF
which we are 80 justly proud. and h,
caves behind him the record of lf,
Well spent.
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To the ShOwmen 6 Traders
OF HARTFORD COUNTY.

The undersigned hereby calls attention to ar
important anne ndment 10 the Lice nse Law o.
Maryland relating to Traders which was enacted
by he Tcce nj General Assembly Of Mar land q nc
took effect on June Isl said law was amendec
With reference 10 Shows and Theatrical E1hi
biilunS and twenty Five new sections Wer,
add providing for the licensing of Detectiy,
Ar'ncics and Agents. Moving Picture Shows and
C1rnivals, Garages, Cash Registers and Adding
Machines, TypewritinR Machines. Commercial
N r. antile and Mutual Protective Agencies. In
tel igence Offices and Employment Agencies
Laundrles. junk Dealers. Trading Stamp Com
panies, Wholesale dealers IN Farm Machinery
Soda Water Fountains. Livery Stables bowling
saloons. Storage Warehouses Check Rooms
Cleaning Dying and Pressing Companies
shoe Sh ming PsrlOrS and Hat Cleaning Estab
iishmenis. Restaurants or Eating Places, Plumb
efs and Gas Fit rs, Construction Firms or Com
panies, Non resident Wholesale Tobacco Dealer.
ana Nonresident Whole sale Liquor Dealers
Said Law took effect on June ist last and said
Licenses should he secured from the Clerk Of
The Circuit Court.
hereby warn all persons engaged In any o.
the above lines Of business that said law will b,
strictly enforced. and warn all delinguents Il
take out the necessary licenses without delay
ROBERT S ATklN. Sheriff
Bel Air, Md. June IS, 1919.
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ORDER no. 29O5.

In the matter of the
application of the Bel Before the
Air Electric Company Public Service Com
for authority to issue mission
lis pTOmiSsOTy notes in of Maryland
ne total amount OF
taI O1J 10 10 The Cont Case No 80
mental Trust Company.
The above mentioned applicant having filed
lis petition for authority to issue fifteen seria
notes IN the sum Of 81 90 % each, proceeds
thcrcirOm TO be used in retiring notes in like
amount falling due on July list. 1916, heretofore
authorized to be issued by this Commission.
u IS. THEEErurr. This ninth day Of June
lnlG. by the Public Service Commission 0i
Maryland
ukbHEEn, That the same be. and II is hereby
SET for hearing at the office of the Commits sion
Baltimore, Maryland. on Thursday. June End
1916. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ
ft"vInEn. In" applicant cause a copy Of this
Order to be- published In some NEWSPAPER
published IN Hartford County. Maryland. al
lnnSi one time before the nineteenth day ofJune
1915
True COpy-Test;
u. 7. FENDAI.L.
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Prevent Hoo Cholera

The h, \. Thomas Hog Powder
has record of 49, cures of Hog
Cholera. II you feed your hogs M
directed, you need never fear hog
cholera nor any other hog disease. md
The directions are very simple, Just
about what you are doing, plus n few
,ents worth of b. A. Thomas Hog
powder in the feed twice week.
Usually, though. Cholera gets in
before we know it, Then it requires
close attention to each hog each hog
must be dosed and if you will dose
them M directed, you will save better
than ~ per cent II you don't, the h.
A. Thomas medicine costs you nothing
We-not some distant manufacturer
pay your money back.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
me PUBliC school GRADUAIf.

This Is week during which our peopl,
may well afford to pause and do honor
to those who are completing their first
land to many iinaO course in general
education, Because they have success.
fully attained their first goal in life,
graduation from county high school for
them is much higher honor than leaning
against college wall and drifting into
the life of an idle spendthrlft is TO n
college man.
A sincere cause of regret is that. of
the many who enter the door of the
primary school. SO few are found among
the survivors of the fittest because
they do not continue until graduation.
These higher schools, which now crown
the public school system. have been es.
tah,shed and are maintained at heavy
expense, and to feel that their uplifting
Influences are felt among many of the
coming generations makes their burden
much lighter TO be cheerfully born
Education is expensive at best, hence
the incentive is keen to reduce its pro
rata cost and 10 raise its pro rata ell.
cheney by swelling the number of stu
dents IN the top class. If those who
think they cant" will watch the daily
efforts of many who say they 'can and
will, few will find themselves unable
TO hold out to the end.
We take no stock in the oft repeated
Joke about the Sophomore efforts made
by young graduates on the commence.
ment platform. To the extent that
they dai TO do what their critics could
not be persuaded TO even undertake,
they stand far above those who find il
SO much easier to work in the ranks of
the knockers instead of the builders,
and there are strong odds that one day
they will be so high above their critics
that the two classes cannot be seen at
the same time.
The girl graduate and the ideal days
Of June combine to create a picture
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
BUSINESS NOTICES
Eight cents "a line for first in
scriion and 3 cents "a line for each
subsequent inscrtion--7 words
Ia IA line. No advert cnients in
serted for less than 70 cents.

leB' For Sale A second hand McCor
nick Binder, IN good running order,
cheap. Phone, 1921 Jarrcttsvilr.
Thomas Hitchcock, fallston.
sslS Indian Motorcycle For Sale. 1914
model, two speed, free engine. presto
hte, new tires. Sacrificed to quick
| buyer. Write h. l.. SteltZ, Havre de
Grace. Md. Phone, Aberdeen 33.l2
| The Epworth League of Center NJ. T.
Church. Forest Hill. will hold IA straw
| berry and ice cream festival in the
basement of the church on Tuesday
| evening, June 10th.
tser For Sale-A Good Fresh Cow.
larry ID Coale, Ir., Springdale Farm.
near Churchville, Md.
Ias' For Sale Good Feeding Oats.
James ii. Blake, Bynum.
tai For Sale For cash to barrels
Yellow Corn by weight. c. A. hidden.
dorf, Joppa, Md Phone wilma IA.
ise' For Sale 2 Young Fresh Cows,
one pure bred Guernsey, granddaugh.
ter OF Strong Anchor; also some 2-year.
old heifers. j. Warren Smith, Bel
Mir, Nd.
tau The undersigned will meet her
music classes at the home of Mrs C. c.
Rouse on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS.
\ class will also be organized at Fuun.
tain Green. Miss Bessye Cover. Rel
Air. Md.
feah Saln
now ready Bel Air Greenhouses, Store
adjoining Changers Hotel.
lrs' For Sale. Pair 6-year-old Esy
Mules, work anywhere and in all hAr
ness, year-old Bay Horse, weight 1900
lbs. 1000 feet of White and Black Oak |
Boards, IA and IL foot length; 1914 Fl
speed Excelsior Motorcycle, twin
cylinder II I. equipped with S25
tandem, speedometer and electric |
lights, has been run about 5000 miles, |
Cash or good discountable note will be |
taken. A, Chalone, Churchville. Post |
office, Bel Air.
Irs- For Sale The Best General Mer.
chandlse Store Stand in Hartford. For
over II quarter of n century its business |
has increased, with increasing profit to |
It's owner. Best of reason for selling,
no fancy price demanded, fullest infor. |
nation given to prospective buyer, |
For information apply to John ID. |
Worthlngton, Attorney for owner
pas- Having rented the fertilizer mills |
at Reckordville, am in position TO send |
for dead animals. A call over phone |
from any one in either Hartford or Bal
timore Counties will bring the necessary
equipment for the delivery of same.
George w. Stamford.
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Examination of Teachers

OrrIEE CurNrN RuNRuuT EnuCNrtuN.
"p HNEruEr CurNrN
BrL AlR. Mn. June list. 1916
The Annual Examination ut White Teacher
VIII he held AZ the TRADED School building Rel
Ar on Thursday and Friday, June End and
2frd 1915. for both grades All teachers whose
certificates expire July list 1916 must present
themselves for examination. Applicants for
scholar ships at the state Normal SchnnI Will hr
examined at the same time, Examinations will
begin promptly al q O'Clock A NJ
by order " the BOARD
{, MILTON WRIGHT
Sum rlnln nhrnl-
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
RHEUMATISM ARRESTED

Many people suffer the torturcs Of
lame ruscles and stiEcnrh joints because
Of impurities in the blood, and each sue
cecdIug attack seems more acute until
Theumatismha has invaded hcwhOlc system.
To arrest rheumatism it is quite as i'm
portant tpimprDvc your general health as
to purify your blood. aud the cod liver oil
in Scott Emulsion is nature 'sgrcat blood
maker. while It's medicinal nouriahment
strengthens the organs to cxpcl the
impurl'lr, and uphuilh your strength.
-Scntt's Emulsion is helping thousands
every day who could not find other relief.
Refuse the ALCOHOLIC substitutes.
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which cmbodics the highest dreams u
the phllanthrOpist. Their fresh beauty
typIiies n growth and perfection which
belong to the best dreams Of life before
married and SCARED by it's every day
battles. and every one may well HiTorC
to lend cheerful presence at thc-t
commencement festivities.
The victory Of the graduate shouc
act hs an incentive to still higher en-
deavor. The chances today to do some
thing helpful for our fellow man are -
numerous and varied that each gradual,
should enter life's battle with II fixec
and persistent determination to make
happier and better the generation II
which he lives
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-06-16
HAIR. HOPE" ends GRAY HAIR

Restores Natural Color In few applications Not
aquick dye which < wee weird, utrcAked, stained,
unnatural look, hut cts go naturally, gradually, no
suspects. No oil grease Does not Stain Scalp
stops Dandruf, Itch Ing Scalp, Falling Hair. Leaves
Hair nice, soft, nuny. No complAnts-4S years sale
Willplcase you. y oes the work right No samples.
"KouGHoN IA rs" ends RAts. Mice, Buss. 2Sc.
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Baltimore, Md.

hay For Sale New and Second Hand
long trips specially. All repair work
to give satisfaction: tires and tubes ut
reduced prices. Trouble calls will re-
rcive prompt attention. II. e.. Scar
borough, Darlington, Phone 27fl2.
tai" For Rent Four Room House in
Bel Air. with garden. W. f. CastclI.
lie Air.
toy Money to Lend on mortgage. APP
ply to Walter W. Preston, Attorney.
Bel Air.
Iss For Rent The large Roller-pro.
cess Flour and Feed Mill, and Saw Mil
connected Herewith, located at Reckoru
on the Little Gunpowder, now doing II
large business. Pending its rental bus
ness will continue as usual. Apply to
A. b. Whitaker. Bel Air. Md.
LAY For Rent Four Room House.
also for sale Cord Wood, Yellow and
White Corn and Mixed Hay. AppI,
to c. A. keithley, Webster's Forest
Farm Mt Calvary, Postoilice Bel AR,
Md, l.. ID.
las II you have Walnut Trees or Logs
20 sell, write on phone Philip &. Spen-
Ger, sol Rossiter Ave, Govans, for
John l.. Alcock 4 Co.
ieb' For Sale Cheap - One II II. +.
Gasoline Engine, will run ON coal oil;
also one 7 II. I. Gasoline Engine. Phone
al | | Illu,l h,,rt,
Md.
Ios' Why buy snowy counterfeit
when you can buy Buick or Dodge
Brothers Car. Can he seen at Hartford
Garage, Bel Air. Demonstration ut
any time, Archer Il Lee, Hartford
Garage, Rel Air.
la" For Sale - The undersigned, holds
Mt Private Sale the Emily +. Haines
Farm, located at Bells Mill in the First
district. This farm contains ~ Acres
OF Kind land, has on it AN excellent |
Residence, and can he bought ON easy
terms John ID. Worthington. At
torney named in mortgage.
ise' Money to Loan on mortgage in
sums to suit. John ID. Worthington,
Attorney at Law.
tos-Ihe undersigned offers his services J
to the people of Hartford County as a |
Iirst-class Painter and Paper Hanger.
References furnished and work guaran.
teed. X. Thos, Boyer. Bel Air.
bay Money to Loan on Mortgage il,
sums to suit. w. Worthngton Hopkins,
Attorney at Law. Bel Air, Md.