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The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Notice Of Town Election
 April lth

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual municipal election for the town of Wrangell, Alaska will be held in the Council Rooms, Town Hall, on Tuesday, April, 4 th 1916 between the hours of 10 O. clock a. m. ard o'clock pl m. of said day, without closing.
 This election will be held fof the purpose of electing a Common Council of seven members, and one member Of the School Board, a treasure for three year term.
 : s-~lus of,the Common coun- Gil ol Wrangell. Alaska, made this oth day of March, 1916.
 sPAuEF. srANH0PE,
 Town Clerk
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Ian,aica,a Wood.

Jamaica has great deal of valudbIe wood in its iftteriar, 5ut the streams are not large enougtto bring # to the scast
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Eau da colonna.

The first cologne was called Hun gary water, from the country of its invention. It was made from spirits of wine distilled upon rosemary.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Notice


 SEALED PROPOSALS willrbe opened by the Lighthouse In spector, Ketchikan, Alaska, at 2 o'clock P. M., on Fetauarys2Sth, .roI6, for the purchasefof 'hoisting engine, skif, stove. and tso boat witches, condemned goyernment property which may be inspected at Lighthouse Depot, Ketchikan, Alaska. Information upon appli- ca,ion to above office.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1916-03-30
Delinquent Taxes
 For 1875 4

Notice is hereby given that | 2 following taxes out of the tof D tax roll of the year 1915 rem; n. unpaid on December 27th, ,>Io5 and became then delinquent. sao- iect to collection with penalty of 5 yer cent additional together V tb legal interest of 10 per cent per annum from date of delinqut ncy from date until paid:
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John Schuler, Deceased. TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IT
 MAY CONCERN

Please take Notice, that on the goth day of January, 1ot6, l was, by order of the Probate Court, for the Wrangefl Precinct, First Di- vision of Alaska, duly appointed Administrator of the above named Estate, and on that day letters of administration was duly issued to me, and having qualified as such administrator under said order.
 ALL PERSONS HAVING CL AIMS AGAINST THE SAID ESTATE, should present their claims with proper vouchers there with at ny place of residence in the town of Wrangelt, Alaska, within six anonths from the date of tbis order.
 Dated at WrangeIl, Alaska in the District and Division aforesaid ibe 18th day Of. January, A. D. IoI6.
 JIG. GRANT,
 .Administrator Aforesaid. First Publication, February 3rd, 1916.
 Cast Publication, March and, 1916
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Notice Io Creditors

In the United States Commission CTS Court, Wrangell Precinct First Division, District of Alaska'-In Probate.
 In the matter of the Estate
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 why not patronize a licensed dray man. Oscar Carlson.
 The big freighter Wellesley of the Admiral Line was in port this morning with aslarge consignment of oil for the Standard Oil Co.
 Geo. B. Hull, Dist. Engineer of the Department of Public Works for Canada, arrived up on the PIinc4 4ss May last Tuesday morn- ing. Mir. Hall is supervising the work being done on the Stiklne River where a crew of men are now working blasting out the spags and bars and otherwise improving tie river for navigation.
 Henry Haldane, native artist of Metlakatla, Alaska, has opened up shop building on Front Stfeet and IS attraction much att ention over his excellent painting on small indian canoe paddles. MT. Haldane is a nat.ve n sis fist and hl pro iuction of h. old totem poles is remarkable. His work is real worth in pecting.
 ''Dad' Smith is proudly show ing some pictures of his new raneh in Wa ;hington to his friends a bout town this week, Dad says he has oIe 0 the finest ranches In the world and the pictures certain ly Held up his alenent. MT. d Mrs. Shit retu ned last week after spending the winter on the &s5und and after disposing of their property kere will leave to make their future home there.
 Mrs. John E. Worden and daughters, Lynn and Liberty, en- tertained at their ho ne on Friday eveling, March tive enty-fourth, at 7:3o P. M. Forty ladies, includ ing the matrons and teachers ot Wrangell were present. The guests Game attired as little girls (ln short frocks and curls") and tn $ flea was carried cut during the evening Games, from word con- te it's to London Bridge, formed the amusements and prizes we 2 awarded. Refreshme its which, made an appeal to the youngsters appetites were served at 10 o'clock and the little ores 'e arted for their homes an hour later.
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Read The Sentinel.

When you want hauling done why not patronize a licensed dray man. Oscar Carlson.
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Give m. trial and SC. what I c.r sa sr you
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1916-07-14
N..i.. n CONTRACTORS

nd siIi he received : the County
commissioners 81 Carroll County,
Maryland. At IIH Office d the County
commissioners n the Court House. NJ
Westminster mil Monday. Iuif =.
al , o'clock. -. for tie building Of
two aHuImenfz and RIHEz walls Tor
bridge oser BaHH Branch. Il NaYbarry.
in Carroll County. Maryland. - Per
blue print accompanying these zneei-
lratIonz.
All IDS shall b by ths cubic ard
for ths aubatrusluTc n follows \
cubic 5aTd price Tor concrete work. n
Guiding The removing Of present Haod-
en- bridge also. price pef cubic ard
Tor stone masonry Including the re-
moving of the Old wooden bridge in
the Pc cubic I'D price
TIE NoBk ID BE D0NF,-iz The
rcmlfInK OF he present wooden
bridge. uHinE Zone In ~ old a1ut-
moutz for the rebuilding Of the new
abuIm.Hts These stone are u be
used - FAR - hey ell 20 the al
anea Of the suh#IFuCture III either be
built q stone n concrete. that + he
reason bids are aaked IaT on stone
work nd concrete.
The bids shall include n yard price
named for HuIHITuotura. nj haIIIng,
cDffefIamminF. pumping. excavations.
etc. which ma Be required for the
completion of uIIH work according 10
plan md specifications exhibited
herewith Should Il b necessary 10
go II \ greater depth oT length than
that shown on tHe accompanying plan.
for al such additional quantities the
bidder vii be paid for # tho rate Of
hia per Yard price.
All bidders muat deposit with bid. a
certified check made payable To he
County Commissioners of Carroll
County. Maryland. for The sum OF
Fifty $4,000 Dollars.
Checks Of The unsuccessful bidders
shall De returned 10 them upon award
OF contract Check of successful bid
der shall be retained b. the County
Commissioners - surety for the faith
full performance on hla part Of the
work set forth n bis proposal or bid
and n indemnity against any damage
that might be caused by failure on
the part OF aaId bidder TO perform
the conditions ~ his proposal or bid.
Check shall b returned to the sue
ceasfnI bidder when he shall have
complied with the terms and eondi-
lions Of his proposal and upon the
acceptance of IIs bond for the faith
full performance and completion Of his
work. which shall be equal 10 the
amount of hia bid.
No bid will b considered upon any
other than the drawings and speelfi-
cations on file nor from any bidder
who falls 10 comply with the above
conditions.
The County Commissioners reserve
the rIght 10 reject any OF all bids.
JACOB :. DeH0FT. President.
MARTIN ID. HESS, Clerk. July 7
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No.4oaa EQUITY.

Oscar EaumgardnsT. Assignee of Mortgage. Va
Charles E. Simpson and Mary G. Simpson. his
wife, HortRaRoFz
Ordered by this Circuit Court Tor Carroll Goun-
proeaaaInna made md reported BY Oscar Hanm-
gardiner. Assignee a William .. Hopkins. Mort
gages q Charles Z Simpson. md Mary G. slmp-
son, h .lfe. be ratified. and confirmed. unless
before the oath day Of July. = D. 1915. provided
a copy u this order Be inserted in some ne.apa-
per published In Carroll County once In each of
July, = d. 1915.
The report STATE the amount Of sale 70 be
EDWARD 0. CASH. Clerk.
True C0ny. Test
June a0=3t EDWARD .. CASH. Clerk.
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WEST MINISTER. MD.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JULY IA. 1916
Arrlngton-Gmnt.

Miss Essie Bell Grant, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T. Grant, and j.
Robert Arlington, both of Henryton
were married June 6, by the Rev. Ar
thur G. Day, at st. James Methodist
Episcopal Church. The attendants
were: Matron of honor, Mrs. Roy
Leseallet, sister of the bride; brides
maids. Misses Ethel Arlington. sister
of the groom, and Effie Bell De Beer,
of Baltimore; best man, Dallas Slack,
and ushers, Clay Grant, brother Of the
bride; Elmer Arlington. brother OF
the groom; Bradley Chipley and Will
lam Halman, IT.
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II. BANKARD { SON,
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
25l EAST MAIN STREET,
WESTMINSTER, I'D.

Prompt reply to summons. courteous
attention, efficient service. legitimate
dealing and correct Funeral Direction
are a few reasons Why we are inquest
ionably superior and able to command
your earnest consideration.
Phone 20 Westminster. June y
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Strenuous Games.

Gracious What an extraordinary
racket"
yes. ma: the children are play
ing
Indeed! What are the boys play
ing?"
"Oh. the boys are In the back
room playing Teddy with his big
stick
81 declare And the other NJ
roar,
"Oh. that Is The girls in the front
room playing The Daughters Of the
Revolution
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A WARNING ABOUT YOUR WIs-
TIERS COAL. This l. not Coal
mans talE; II l. MT TO alarm you; is
Just 70 say that ron ought TO order
your Col. and hare It delivered rs soon
~ y0u can. ne are facing serious
conditions this AL and winter. Gre
smith ! ReifsnIler the order tO-daT.
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---------=-==zz -
Carroll Reformed Charge.

ST Benjamin Sunday school. a.
m. Holy Communion. 10 a. m.
Preparatory service preceding the
communion Jerusalem. Baehman's
Valley-Sunday school. l p. IN. d.
vine service. \. m, ]. ". Reineeke. |
pastor
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MARY 4. sT0sER,
EMORY 4. sT0sRR,
o. Smith. Auat. Executors

Also n the same time and place VIII
b offered two small farms as fol
l1ws.
No. IA farm containing ~
ACRES. On the MIddleburE road -
miles from UnIonIown. under good
cultivation: good orchard ef various
kinds Of fruit : we'll o. water m
the property. The improvements are
WEATHERB0ARDRD DWELLING,
with roomsI Barn, and all necessary
outbulldIngs.
No. 2.=-The Home Place. containing
D ACRES. in Clear Ridge. On the road
leading from UnIontown 10 Lnwood.
The improvements are n GOOD
MEATHERB0ARDED DWELLING.
With 7 comfortable rooms. pump II
the houHe. Bank barn. wagon shed.
corn crib. hog pen. etc.
TERMS are the same as above.
NARY Z. sTONEn.
June East.
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SHARPER { GORSUCH
Carroll Coaniy's BIZ and Oaly Exclusive
Clothing Store.

EVERYBODY = EARNING G0On
MONEY S0N II I SOME ~ IT II
II coil. and hHfa the teHI put lnIa
The cellar. smith i hsIfznldcr tell
Iau this ! something yan ought 20 a.
Tend 10 IhIs month.
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CanI#of Thanks.

wish to thank all nv friends and
neighbors for their kindness during
my late illness and also for Their
kindness in helping me dispose Of
my personal property.
MRS. AUGUSTUS MORELOek.
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HE 2o.pIEcE SET OF sILvERWARE

We want every one 10 have an
opportunity TO GET one of these Beau
fifuI Sets OF Malabaf SiIverine Sets.
They will always wear bright. They
are useful. They are valuable. They
would cost you 81. 50 per SET 10 pur-
chase. Everybody who received one of
these SETS have been greatly pleased
with them. Ask your neighbor who
has one. They COST you nothing.
Come In and see and ask about them.
We are anxious thai you should GET
one as We know thai you will appre-
eiafe IL.
: 3: 9
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FOR SALE BY
WESTMINSTER HARDWARE
COMPANY.
1910 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County
IN Equity.
Henry Becraft. Plaintiff Vs. Mendall weinsr. ct
al, Defendants
Ordered this i4th day Of July Ialf.by the Circuit
Court for Carroll County. sitting a Court Of
Equity. that the sale Of the property mentioned
in these proceedings. made and reported by
Francis Neal PaTke. and NJ Albert Lzsinson.
trustees. in the above entitled cause appointed
by this Court To make said sale be rati-
fed and confirmed unless cause TO the contrary
thereof be shown On or before the 18th day afAnR-
uat igl6 provided = copy of tina order be inserted
in come newspaper published In Carroll County,
once IN each Of three successive weeks before the
It'll day Of August. 1915.
The report states the amount Of sale Ia be
Si3e0.00.
EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
True Copy. Test:
iulyf4=31 EDWARD o. CASH. Clerk.
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MEET NE Il SACHS,

State Road right to SACHS NEW
STORE. Drive up and fill up. MR..
LEWIS sAUHS, formerly Of this city.
has now opened his NEW GENERAL
STORE with full line of everything 1t
lowest prices. have also installed :
large Gasoline Filling Station and sells
Gasoline he gallon and Auloline OIL
40c gallon. Drive up and fill up. VIII
also buy all kinds Of Hides and pay the
best prices.
LOUIS SACHS.
North Branch. Liberty Pike.
dec 3
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5sIlfIlES tlrI.AND.

5s AlhES ii LAND.
more or less. improved with ; good
TNO-STOni DWELLING HOUSE.
seeond-All that adjoining WOOD
LOT. situated on the vest side Of the
County Road. covered With fine large
timber and containing
- ACRES AND = PERcuEs,
more or less. This Is one of the best
timber tracts in the county.
The farm and wood lot will De Of
fered SEPARATELY and TOGETHER.
and sold In the manner in which the
greatest amount will be realized.
Immediate possession OF the build
ings and land will De given 10 pur-
chaser as soon as he has complied
nth terms Of sale. These properties
haze recently been surveyed. and a
pIat can be seen at the Office Of Ivan
l.. Hoft, Attorney.
Terms OF sHIe :-0ne-third cash on
daY of sale. Or on the ratification by
the court, ard balance In Two equal
payments OF one and Two years from
day of sale or all cash at the option
of the purchaser. credit payments 10
bear interest from day of SAFE and to
be secured b. notes Of the purchaser,
with aDDr0YeH gpcuriIu
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WANTED

Apples, Potatoes and Onions, at
Carrollton Station. Highest cash
prices paid. GaIl ]. L. Evans Store,
Phone sos p.
JULY It :. GREEN.
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DIBLIC SALE
: u VALUABLE
Personal Property !

y will 81 at public safe. d the
premises on lie eros roads. between
the Deer Park road al the Washing
ton road. about one mile north OF
SfatnEoOd. OF
THURSDAY, JULY 10Th, IgIg.
a. : ~. noon. SHARP. The following
property, to=HIt:
or HORSE. ONE COW. TWO HOGS,
wagons, hugFIes, slsiEhz pinHa. har-
row tools. harness. earn and H.. fur
nilure Of MI kinds, bedroom suits.
waf1fobes eonehea. mating. eareets,
lamps. book ease. desk. Darlor organ,
sewing machine. cook. coal and oil
stoves. and IL articles necessary for
housekeeping For terms aud further
particulars. Hee bills
MRS. AMANDA /. SPENCER,
II. &. SPENCER
=. = DAVIS. Anct JuI. I ~
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EXEerroRs' a. III /,
VALUABLE FARM !
Situated IN The load Leading FTsm
UnIonIaHn 10 TaneyioHH. sk nilsz
Prom The Former.

The undersigned. by m order OF he
Orphans Court Or Carroll county
ill sell Il public sale. On tho prem
So. on
TUESDAY, July 18th. iolC,
II O'clock. .. NJ. the valuable farm
of the late John d. Y. sIoaer, con
talnlnT
Iiaiz ACRES. MORE III LEss.
The lard Il uade= high aIate OF Gu
HYation. fencing god. Il las u good
meadow With a stream NJ nne water
running through Il 4 never failing
spring Il 1t the house. L has =
Young and thriving orchard About
acres Il IN woodland
The improvements consist Of :
LARGE BRICK HOUSE with II
rooms, md tine cellar. There i
running water In Tho kitchen and eel
Isr; BauE Barn. wagon she'd and II
necessary outbuIldlBgs. Ill build
InRs are IN good condition
TERMS 0f sALE;-ons=ih third cash
On day o. sale. OF upon ratification If
the Court: one-thIrd in 6 months and
| , balance In i months. on note.
18th approved security. md bearing
interest from daY Of sale. or all eaHh
1t the option of the purchaser
MART +. sT0sER,
EMORY Z. sT0sER,
J n O Smith. Aunf EzeeutorE-
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DRPoRT or TEE coNpITIoN

o. The Union HiRs .SaeHgs Bank o6 Car.
roll County. Hd. al THi0a Mil. N he
State Of Maryland. a The close . butt
mss Jtme 51fh. 1917
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So n AdFHiaHd no,tafa z a1rrDH =
I l. naHIsIta. Cashier If the aboxs-namsd
hzaE DO aalaazniY swear ia the ahaxs statement
i tue tn the III nf img EHaHlaiFs 81 esilvf
/ HuHDETTE Cashier.
zubBcrilz.I 81 sWuTa u before ne this sth
d. Of JuiY is. -
katATY Pablies
Correct AIIzzl
A - HALL.
T. - WORDSWORTH
WALTER r. Hunf.
Directors
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Reduced Shoes and
Slippers

A special lot Of odds and ends in slip
pers and shoes. Not all sizes These are
priced at 9sc the pair
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snts n Mdfgiand. County u tarTon. :.
I. A. X. Wordsworth Cashier Of the abose named
Institution do aolemnly that the above state
mant Ia true n tho best 81 my knowlsdzs and BE-
lief.
A. r. WORDSWORTH. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn u bafore ma IhIs 18th das
nT July. i9ia
HARRY r zEPP. Notary Public.
CorfeeI-AIteat.
CHARLES Z POOLE
CHARLES z SMITH.
ROBERT l.. HuEKLEs.
Directors
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Ladies' Panama Hats

Another lot Of these very special Pan
ana hats These are full crown and wide
rim. The latest bloc. Special price for
the lot S1.50.
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..za#z II Maryland fuuHf# - nHrrus.
|. JAS PEARRE WANT, Cashier ~ ths
ab5xe named hank. do zaIauny swear that ths
HIzsKe statement u tfas q the 1T Of NJ
knowledge aud belief.
IL. PEARRE HASTz. eazhisr
z#Hsrr sd ~ sworn - IaalFr me ~ sch daz
u Jaly, lale=
M WEAZLY Notary Public.
Correct Attest.
CD ) BCHAEFFER
EHaHY &. EEERz
W. I LUGAHAHGH.
1Ifeetora-
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MONDAY, JULY 9Th, 1916.

nj o'clock, 4. IL. al the land OF
which d. Dixon Byers. died. seized and
possessed situated On and near the
Deer Park Road. near East View. In
the following manner -
EIrsi-All that HONE FARM, on
the East side Of the Deer Park Road,
where ID. Dixon Byers lived. contain
iuu
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Announcement

Mrs. Grace Bish wishes TO an
nounee TO her friends and pat
rons, that she has associated
with her in The Millinery Bust
ness, Miss Lillian ShipieY of
this city, formerly with DoWDe,
Helm & Co, Baltimore.
The firm will occupy the Al.
baugh building opposite Liberty
81. after Sep ember 1sf, 1916,
and will be known as
THE HAT SHOP
July II. II
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DAVIS CARRIAGE PAINTS
are eolors ground in tough, elastic
Coach Varnish and one cont will make
your faded automobile or carriage look
like new. They are easy to apply and
dry with strong, high gloss clinehing
Enamel finish. Made for wear and ter
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TsRI STEEs' SALE
: II OF / =;
VALUABLE FARn and WOOD
LOT
Near Fast Flew, In Garroll County,
ID. formerly owned by d. Dixon
BYers, non deceased.

= virtue of decree Of the Circuit
Court for Carroll county. passed In
eauae No. 4a0s Equity. wherein Grace
l. Narehlms and Others ar plaintiffs
and Florence Byers Moore, ct Al. are
defendants. The undersigned Trustees
vii offer at Public Sale. on the prem
iseE. Oh
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Uses and Ladies Sum.
mer House Slippers

= Just receiver new Inc OF HOUSE SIP
pers. These are made Of fibre closely WOW
en-. Neatly trimmed in delicate colors of
Terry cloth. Just the thing for the bath or
summer house slipper priced at DC the pair
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Babylon 8 Lippy Co.
Ladies' Summer Corsets

The famous Henderson net corset.
Wear guaranteed. Made over the same
popular model as other eorsets. 5The price
emains the same as heretofore, $1.00
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BAN AN AS

| have 100 punches of Bananas
which must be sold. Ripe or
Green. Wholesale or Retail.
0. c. CORBIN, Westminster, nd.
July i 1t
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DEPoRT or rsE CONDITION

O the Mount Iirg isarings BaaE n Mount
Iirr. In he STATE q Maryland al The
eloss Of business. JaHls 3Oth. IaIs
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Ladies' Tailored Suits

Several models in ladies' shepherd check
suits. These are $500 suits, now reduced
TO & Q8
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Ladies Wash Skirts

Nothing more serviceable than pretty
white skirt for the summer time. Our line
is complete with values at CSC, $50, $500
and $3.50. They come in different weayes
of gaberdine, poplin, beach cloth and ratine.
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DnPoRT OF THE CONDITION

Or the Union National Bank al Vest
minister. In the State of Maryland. at the
close of business June so, 1916.