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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

offering was given for the "I NJ.
amounting to $25. Mrs. DlAU eIoc,rg
ganized a Home Missionary wv
at the close.
Wedding bells have been r,n usiT,
i'm this community. On Ihanh Ppr
! ing night at the parsonage R neh.
N. c. Clough, Miss Margaret u aim,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad INA,
was married to Mr.. EdWaru n~ nnr,.
OF Carrollton. The bride was 800.
ingly attired In. navy blue NJ.
cloth coat suit with large black n IA
ture hat. The groom wore ~. NV
yentional black The parenIs s.Undayl
bride gave them dinner Oh ou y
Miss Nola, youngest daugnted NJ.
M and Mrs! William Heagy, anu ar
RAYMOND Rhoten were quietly ,hnrs
RED at the parsonage Id IL MIR,
~ the brides pastor Ee,- brldp
Clough Thanksgiving eve, eCat
wore a beautiful dark nfoNI nicturr
suit with large brown yeivss HI aynurns-
hat and carried chrysslnI IrS%eptiCs
The groon wore black. IA rvT q
was giyeT them By the parsaIe an
the bride. These young peopM Moot
active members o. SAMMY esteeg
church and held fn hlgn .herl
Their many friends WISE
happy voyage 10 life o Bsrs-
Misses Ethel ShreeYe, Li. .ss,s tcCE
hart, Emma Tanner ano o an NS
THANKSGIVING dinner Win
Carrie Zepp and father. 49, farm
Mr Edward Hahn soia
recently.
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these services. -
A very interesting G. IA. service
was held &C Sandy Mount last Sum
day night A number from Deer
Park Society were present, also
members from Pleasant Grove
church Mr.. Guy Fowler, president
Of the Carroll County Union, was
present and gave = very interesting
account or the State Convention held
AZ Salisbury in November: lie also
stated some ~ot the goals or stand
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.GANDFVIIif,R.

4 Preaching and communion service
at Sandy Mount this Sunday morn
ing at 1915. Any person desiring to
unite with the church Will have an
opportunity at this service. g. 4. at
II 30, topic Truths That Jesus
Taught. AIT cordially invited 10
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CALENDARS.

"A pretty calendar is useful in
expensive gift and reminder of your
thoughtfulness 365 days i'm the year.
Our Calendars are beautiful and ar
tistic, each one in box. Prices 10c
to 75c: .. .
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Gifts for The Baby.
BABY PLATES,

BABY PLATESv
Heavy china with high rolled edge,
they do not tip over or slide and
makes it easy for the baby to feed
ITSELF
Special 39c and 60c.
BABY SPOONS AND FORKS.
High grade silver plate, with short
handle or bent handle spoon, spe-
cially designed for little ones use.
Price SOC.
KNIFE, FORK AND SPOON SETS.
A variety of qualities, and price to
suit your pocket book.
CELLULOID GOODS.
Novelty rattle and ball, in hand
painted celluloid. Very attractive
goods at reasonable prices
DLBS.
Pretty little embroidered bibs make
inexpensive and useful presents.
Price 25c.
BABY BLANKETS,
As popular as ever are the pink and
blue baby blankets with teddy bear
and other like figures woven in. We
offer the large size plain edge at
$1.25, scalloped edge $1.39.
ROCKING HORSES S1.50.
The kind for baby with seat in the
center. Very moderately priced at
$3.50.
TINKER TOY DOLLS.
Made of wood balls brightly colored
and strung on strings to look like a
man. Unbreakable, flexible and a
fine toy for baby. Price SOC.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

% family dinner last Thursday mi
which all their children and grand
children were present
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

Mrz. Grover Taylor, Court street,
aeacher &C Mt. Pleasant School, fs
eOUmned 10 her home by illnegs-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

Ing u1C6 anu duuS "
the refining touch than shining sill
Yerware.
QUALITY.
We sell Community, Rodgers, Wal
lace, the best makes and we guaran-
tee everything we sell. Here are
some specials that are much under
price.
VIM. Rodgers Gravy Ladle $1.0O.
VIM. Rodgers Butter Knives 39c
Vim. Rodgers Sugar Shells 39c.
VIM. Rodgers Tea Spoons s125
half dozen. il =, @sl
VIM. Rodgers Table Spoons $3.50
half dozen
Rodgers "1847" guaranteed for Is
years.
The reason for the great reduction
in price is discontinued patterns"
Gravy Ladle $1.25 worth $500.
Soup Ladle 1895 worth $500.
Pie Knife $3.50 worth 1925.
Game Set $500 worth $1O.25.
Berry Spoon $3.50 worth $3.50.
Knives and Forks $500 worth $500
Butter Knives 85c worth 800.
STATIONERY.
Box paper attractively boxed and
forgotten that the quality of the pa
per is the important thing. Each
box contains quality goods no matter
how attractive the box. Price from
~ 29c to $3.50.
am.. BED SPREADS.
At $500 for straight side and $3.50
for cut corners and scalloped edge
we are offering a Marseilles spread
that is extra value and quality any
one may be proud to \give away or
use yourself. Many other qualities
and prices in crochet, Marseilles, col
ored spreads and bed sets
CASSEROLES.
Brown outside, white lined baking
dish, genuine Guernsey" ware, nickel
frame with ebony handles. Real
bargains at $1.39 for z inch size, $169
for inch size.
"-@ SETS OF DISHES.
While we carry great variety of
these we want to call your particular
attention to one. Genuine transpar-
emit china imported. Pretty spray
decorations The quality of goods is
actually worth $4,000 set
SPECIAL $500.
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WRITING SETS,

Leather portfolios that are con-
venient to carry when travelling or
lap use at home. Hold paper, en-
velopes and pen. Prices $3.50, $3.50,
$500.
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well as ourselves could be PROUD
That our business has steadily IT
is proof that we have not fai1e
our efforts
We feel justly proud OF our s
and want you to feel the same
q 900 p q q go q q: p q q
USEFUL SENSIBLE GIFTS
FOR MEN.
BATH ROBES.
Full size heavy weight, Fancy
blanket patterns, $500.
GLOVES,
Mems dress gloves unlined, gray or
tan. Splendid quality, $3.50.
Mems Lined Gloves, $500 and $4.OO.
FOUNTAIN PENS.
We carry one OF the largest and
best lines OF fountain pens to be found
in the country Each and every one
guaranteed Price $1.O0 to $500.
Both self filled and dropper filler.
EVERSHARP PENCILS.
The most perfect automatic pencil
ever made. Leads enough with each
pencil to write 100000 words. Always
sharp without having to sharpen.
Comes in plain silver plate, $1.OO,
chased triple silver plate $3.50, ster-
ling silver $3.50, Gold Filled $500 and
$3.50.
POCKET KNIVES.
Good quality steel blade high grade
handles and tips, best of workman
ship. Prices Csc and $1.0O, actually
worth 25 per cent. more.
WATCHES.
"IngerSOlp in connection with
watches suggests line OF popular
prices too we'll known to need any
description from us. We carry the
complete line. Prices fixed by the
manufacturer and guaranteed.
TIES, PRETTY ONES.
We never knew man who had too
many ties. They are useful present
that is always acceptable. Beautiful
silks in wonderful range OF colors.
III you cannot get to town mail us
your order. Prices, SOC, Use, $500,
$1.50, $500.
SWEATERS.
A sweater has so endeared itself to
most men as to be almost as neces-
sary as a coat.
AT 1896 we have Blue and Brown
ones, mt $500 Blue, Brown and Black
ones.
For Boys $500 with collars. The
1915 wool ones come i'm Green, Red,
Blue, with Orange collars.
Knit Caps or TObOggans for boys,
SOC and Csc.
POCKET BOOKS AND BILL
FOLDS.
Hfgh-grade goods of genuine leath-
er, made UP in the styles the men
like.
Prices for quality goods, $1.O0, s1.25
to $3.50.
AUTO ROBES.
One of the useful gifts that bring
warm feeling Of satisfaction and
comfort A gift the whole family
will enjoy. Prices reasonable.
MEMS SOCKS.
Let US suggest "Holeproof" hose for
father, brother and son. They COM
bine extra service and good appear
ance IN q high degree, Prices soc a
pair, $500 " dozen.
HANDKERCHIEFS. "
A box of six initial handkerchiefs at
$3.50, is always very acceptable, All
initials, good quality,
Attractive patterns, full cut sizes,
prices lower than they will be later.
Splendid values at $2.25 and $3.50.
PHOTO FRAMES.
Very pretty mahogany photo frames
easel back Extra value at 35c.
CRUMB TRAYS.
Aluminium Crumb Trays and Scrap
er, pretty design, bright finish. Each
in holly box. Price $1.00.
SERVING TRAYS.
Mahogany finish, size about 12x18,
cretonne, fruit and wood inlaid pat
terms under glass. Price $3.50 and
$500.
CLOCKS.
Alarm clocks OF many makes Al
so striking eight day clocks. An ex-
cellent value in mahogany eight day,
gong strike, at $1,000.
a @ &t & AE # &e 4& sE at a 4t & & aI
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THIS IS TIE CHRISTINA
USEFUL SENSIBLE GIFTS
FOR WOMEN.
nv nrNaC

FOR WOMEN.
GLOVES.
Silk, Chamoisette or Leather, NO
matter what kind your fancy or needs
demand we have the gloves.
A very attractive glove in tan kid,
medium weight. P. K. seams fancy
embroidered back at $2.75. -.
HOSE.
One of the necessary articles OF
milady's dress today is silk hose.
Black, White and Cordovans are in
great demand. Prices are constantly
advancing. At $1.25 we still have
White and Corovan or Brown. These
hose cannot be duplicated at this
price At $500, $3.50 and $500 we
have pure thread silk hose in black,
scanned back. Some Specials in
white at $500 worth $3.50, at $3.50
worth $500.
HAND BAGS.
The new velvet bags with the
fancy silk Innings make you want
one at first sight. We have some
exceptionally desirable ones at from
$500 to $1,000.
BAG FRAMES.
Many ladies prefer to make hand
bag. To these we offer frames in
both metal and celluloid, shell finish
ed. Price $1.0O.
SHAWL SCARFS.
One of the most wanted things in
the knit goods line. A very attrac
tive one at low price is our $3.50
quality. Plain colors with pockets,
brushed wool.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Handkerchiefs grow in popularity
each year as gift and well they may
They are useful, they come in such
a variety OF prices and qualities,
everybody needs them, and everybody
is glad to receive them.
We have them attractively boxed
with from two to six in a box at
prices from Csc to $3.50.
Beautiful Crepe De Chimes at 25e
each.
Ladies' Hand Embroidered at 25e
each.
CHRISTMAS BOXES.
1t adds a lot to the attractiveness
Of the gift to have it nicely packed.
A holly box is not expensive and
can be bought in early all Sizes
We are showing a much larger
variety than ever before. Prices Sc
to Csc
VI" + 4ETE
SEALS AND TAGS.
All kinds of seals and tags of the
most attractive kind. A gift nicely
wrapped and sealed with a gift card
inside is expressive of the care and
thought you have put in with the
gift. The Gibson Line" sold in
Westminster by us only is one of
the leading lines In the United States.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
TOWELS.
FRENCH IVORY.

By far the most popular Of all
toilet articles is the French Ivory.
We have a very complete open stock
as well as the sets in cases. Good
bristle brushes at $1.75, $500 and
$3.50. Trays in all sizes and shapes,
mirrors, combs, puff boxes, etc.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
TIES, PRETTY ONES.

We never knew man who had too
many ties. They are useful present
that. is always acceptable. Beautiful
silks in a wonderful range OF colors.
III you cannot get to town mail us
your order. Prices, soc, Use, $1.OO,
$1.50, $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

The gift that pleases most is the
one that reflects the greatest thought
fulness. Therefore we say-"Seleet
Hoosier" For this is the scientific
kitchen cabinet; the cabinet with
conveniences that save the greatest
amount of time and toll and which
are not obtainable in any other way.
Hoosier is the roomiest cabinet
made; the most practical in its ar
rangement. It provides for over 4UO
articles. And the ones used most
are easiest to reach.
Hoosiers are moderately priced ana
sold on terms that are convenient
for all Make your selection now.
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOUND ON THE
SECOND FLOOR.
Furs.
Waists.
Leggins.
sun Gases.
Children's Sweaters.
Infants Dresses.
Rubber Footwear
Bed Room Slippers.
Rugs.
Silk Underwear.
White Aprons.
Carpet Sweeper
Electric Vacuum Cleaner.
Vitanolas.
Phcnograph Records.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
The Gibson Line" sold in town NY
us only is so complete in VaEel!'
artistic in finish, expressive In seno.
ment, and moderate in price that j
is source of delight to look them
over Use them freely to remiha
old friends that you still think "
them Prices from 1c to 25c.
CUT GLASS.
Just as man takes pride ID hls
farm and stock so a housekeepeI
takes pride in the beauty OF hel
home and table Cut Glass ADDS .
touch that makes the extra cos'
worth while. We are showing
large stock at reasonable prices.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
DECORATIVE LINENS.

Bureau and Buffet Scarfs in very
attractive patterns at low prices.
Especially pretty goods at $l.00,
$1.25 and $3.50.
Bolster Throws and Luncheon
Cloths make splendid gifts to mother
TOWELS,
Plain towels and fancy borders,
turkish towels and buck, large towels
and small, cheap towels and good.
Towels to give away or to keep for
your own use. Just remember this,
we have towels, and the quality and
prices are right.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
VITANOLA

Plays all records natural as life.
A superior monograph with fine
appearance at price that is reason
able. This machine has a double
spring worm drive motor, easy wind
ing, a tone chamber that produces all
music as natural as life, tone modi-
fer that will give that soft tone 50
desirable on some records, a time
regulator, and Vitanola cabinets are
so beautiful on sight that you will at
once recognize the Vitanola as high
class instrument.
Large models at $500 and $4,000.
We sell Emerson Records, will
play on any machine.
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Useful Gifts For Everybody
SILVERWARE.

Mother loves to see the table look
ing nice and nothing adds more to
the refining touch than shining sill
Yerware.
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DESK SETS.

Pretty desk sets consisting of large
blotter pad, ink stand, pen rack, let
ter holder, etc. New styles. Prices
$5.75, $6.75, $7.75.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
THERMOS BOTTLES,

A useful practical gift, splendid for
baby's milk, lunches, picnics, picnic
parties. Keeps liquid hot or cold for
over "a hours. Pints or quarts.
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SWEATERS.

A sweater has SO endeared itself to
most men as to be almost as neces-
sary as coat.
AT $2.95 we have Blue and Brown
ones, mt $500 Blue, Brown and Black
ones.
For Boys $500 with collars. The
1915 wool ones come i'm Green, Red,
Blue, with Orange collars.
Knit Caps or TObOggans for boys,
soc and CSC.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
'ALUMINUM.

Aluminium cooking utensils are so
popular the manufacturers cannot
keep up with the orders. Our great
est difficulty is to get the goods. We
carry the Wear Ever" line, recog-
nized everywhere MS one of the best.
Makes mother a Christmas present
she will appreciate every day the
year round. .. .... ....
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WATCHES.

"IngerSOll" in connection with
watches suggests line of popular
prices too well known to need any
description from us. We carry the
complete line. Prices fixed by the
manufacturer and guaranteed.
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POCKET KNIVES.

Good quality steel blade high grade
handles and tips, best of workman
ship. Prices Csc and $1.OO, actually
worth 25 per cent. more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
SHAWL SCARFS.

One of the most wanted things in
the knit goods line. A very attrac-
tive one at a low price is our $3.50
quality. Plain colors with pockets,
brushed WOOL
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05

Brown outside, white lined bakin,
dish, genuine Guernsey" ware, nicke
frame with ebony handles. Rea
bargains at $1.39 for inch size, 81 6!
for inch size.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-12-05
USEFUL SENSIBLE GIFTS
FOR MEN.

The most perfect automatic pencil
ever made. Leads enough with each
pencil to write 100000 words. Always
sharp without having to sharpen.
Comes in plain silver plate, $l.OO,
chased triple silver plate $3.50, ster-
ling silver $3.50, Gold Filled $500 and
$3.50.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
PERSONAL.

H. f. Chamberlain of Townshend is a
visitor in town today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin f. Miller are at
tending the Bellows Falls street fair to-
day.
Miss Susan Hanrahan will go tomor-
fow to New York on business for the
Speciality Shop.
Miss Marion Boorn, dietitian in the
Homeopathic hospital in Philadelphia, is
at the home of her parents in town for
10 days vacation.
Mrs. Fred Ellis, Mrs. Charles Cakes.
Mrs. Charles Endlieh and Mrs. L. n. Had
ley went to Bellows Falls this morning
to attend the street fair.
Miss Helen Leonard night superin-
tendent at the Westfield hospital, re-
turned there yesterday after having
visited at her home on Chaplin street.
Roger Sherman has entered the Troy
Conference preparatory school in Poult-
ney. His mother, Mrs. George F. Sher-
man, who accompanied him there, re-
turned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl s. Hopkins left this
morning by automobile for Vergennes.
where tleN Will FislU lew days with
friends They viii stop in Bellows Falls
to attend the street fair.
Mr.. and Mrs Eras Snodgrak and
daughter, Mr.. Snodgras's sister, Miss
Emma Snodgrass, and Miss Stella Stod-
dard, all of Defiance, O.. came by auto
mobile Thursday to visit relatives.
Forrest Graves Harmon has been ad-
mitted without condition, to the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology
which opened yesterday Mr. Harmon
went there about a week ago to take
examinations in some of the languages
| News of his admission was received by
| his mother, Mrs. Frank c. Harmon, from
| the institute.
Lieut. Walter w Simpson has re
ceived his discharge from the service He
came to Brattleboro Sunday night from
| Toledo. Ohio, where he had been since
! last February. Lieut.. Simpson, who
had been in the service two years and
was overseas FIVE months, was in the
ordnance salvage depot. formerly a nj
trate plant in Toledo, where mostly off
GERS were stationed. He Is a guest il
the home of Charles r. Simofds of vii
Listen. street4auy
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07

Murphy, / 0 0
Mayer, p, 0 O 0 0 0 O
Totals, 80 0 q 9 3
sBatted for Williams in Sth inning.
Innings, / 2 3 5 6 7 5 9
Cincinnati, 0 0 o 4 O @ Is
Two base hit, Eller. Three base hits.
Roush Weaver. Stolen base, Roush
Sacrifice hits, Daubert 2, Kopf. Sacri-
fee fly, Duncan. Left on bases, Cinein-
matt 3,chicago f. Bases on balls, by
Williams. Rath, Groh; by Mayer. Dun
can; by Eller, Leibold. Hits, off Will
liams, 4 in innings; off Mayer, 0 in l
inning. Struck out, by Williams, Dun
can, Neale, Eller; by Eller, Gandil, Ris-
berg, sehalk, Williams ?, Deibold,
Felsch, E. Collins, Murphy. Passed
ball, Schalk. Losing pitcher, Williams.
Umpires, Rigler behind plate; Evans
at first base; Quigley at second; Nallin
at third. Time, III 45m.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07

SPORTING
REDS CONTINUED
TOWARD VICTORY
Shut Out the White Sox to O Yester
day-Great Exhibition of Pitch
ing by "Hod' Eller.

CHICAGO, Oct 7.-Cincinnati won
the fifth game of the world s series
to yesterday, and incidentally
"Hod' Eller, the Reds "'shine BALI
artist, gave one of the greatest exhibi-
tons of pitching ever seen in a world s
series. Not only that, he started the
assault which put the White Sox to
rout with a double, scoring the first
run, Which would have been enough to
win the game. Eller came pretty near
being the whole show. The Reds sixth
tumultuous and fateful. The score:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-10-07
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
"Pape's Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourness,
Stomach Acidity

Are Jumps of undigested food causing
you pain? Is your stomach acid, gassy,
sour, or have you .fatulence, heartburn ?
Then take Pape's Diapepsin.
just as soon as you eat a tablet or
two of Pape's Diapepsin all that dys-
pepsia, Indigestion and stomach dis
tress caused by aeidity ends. These
pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape S
Diapepsin never fail to make sick, up
set stomachs feel fine at once, and they
cost very little at drug stores=7Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-08

MRS V L BEAN and her daugh-
W ter. 1nss Virginia Bean. returned
on Friday evening from a visit OF two
months spent Ia the east All but two
weeks OF the time were spent by Mrs.
Bean and Miss Bean in New YORK
City. where Miss Bean took another
course in violin study under the in
struction Of Francis McMnen. re-
nowned vioiinist. NJ. Mcliulen re-
Gently returned to New York city.
having served overseas as Interpreter
with The United States army. He was
decorated for bravery tn action. Az
Ter the armlstice, Mr. NcMillen gave
a series OF concerts .hroueh Eurone
T rancis Acllillen is giving a series or
concerts in New York during the
season.
AIRS. Bean and Miss Bean bring in
teres ting news Of former 81 Pasoans
pa AeW York They were guests dur
ing their visit Of Lieut. and Mrs. G. q.
o-ailnan a. their quarters al Plea
-inng Arsenal New jersey. Lieut..
ana -rs- srallman once lived in this
city Lieut. Stallman, OF the medical
eorps, being stationed al Fort Bliss.
Ihey were also guests OF Ny. and
alFs- John r Pels az the Pels home h
Ne- hoe1eile Ar Pels is brother
Of AIRS CHARLES FoL, OF this city.
among the other pleasant events
q lnelr visit was motor trim
through Westchester county and tl,ei-