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The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04
Fashion says "sldrts up"
Fashion says "skirts down."
And Paris is just opposite
To little New York town.

NEW YORK, April 3.-"To be Of
not to be, that is the question, wheth
er It's smarter in the main to suffer
the slits and narrows of outrageou,
fashion, or to take steps against a ses
Of hobbies and bya opposing, shorter
them."
If Mr.. William Shakespeare were
only alive today, he would simply
have to bring Hamlet up to date by
rewriting the soliloquy around that
burning topic of the modish moment
Skirts" The long and short of
it is that not even the live ones seem
to know much about it.
In Paris the skirts are climbing to
even dizzier heights. In New York
they are going to such desperately
narrow lengths that you can't take
steps about anything, any more, and
q promenade is just one short jump
after another.
It is indeed ticklish moment. The
fate Of the future arbiter of fashion
hangs by a skirt. Which way the
skirt goes will determine without a
doubt whether New York or Paris
is to set the mode for future femin-
Unity. If Partisan skirts begin to
come down, it means that Paris is
coming down, too, from her perch as
Queen Of Fashions. If American
skirts go up, it means that our hope
of leading the fashionable parade
will be cut off as shortly.
Making as much speed as my hob
BILE skirt would allow, l have been on
the jump the last few days from one
leading American designer to another,
craving their expert opinions. They
all agree that the long skirt is here
to stay and that American women
never, never, will accept the ballet
length garments, now revealing how
perfect is the Parisinne understand
ing.
The head of a leading Fifth Avenue
house while admitting that the long
skirts are here to stay and that the
American woman would have none of
the shore ones, contended with his
marked Partisan accent that this by
no means proves that America will
wrest the fashion scepter from the
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04

Yesterday Col. Epes Randolph,
president Of the Southern Pacific of
Mexico, was >at Nogales. He he'd
returned from the south Wednesday
evening. Yesterday afternoon his
private car "Pocahontas" was attach
ed to the train to Tucson and the
gentleman went home.
Yesterday Mrs. S. D. Green, teach
er Of the school at Lochiel, was Wis
itor at Nogales.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bergier were in from their stock
rancho in the Santa Rita mountains.
The daily morning oasis., 1919-04-04

Mrs. Charles Chapman, from Pat
agonia, was at Nogales yesterday.
Yesterday there arrived from Las
Vegas, New Mexico, Mrs. ]. C..
Schlott, who is visiting her daeghter,
Mrs. E. Cletsoway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
N@ti@ns
The little every day necessi-
ties, ut a substantial saving.

Safety Pins. all steel needle pointed
safety pins In all sizes.
No. 1. regularly Ice. for ioc.
No. ?. regularly i2e. for Toe.
No. .. regularly ise. for ioc.
a nickel plated guarded coil Safety
Pin. No. .. regularly ioc. for &c.
Common Pins. In a paper Of $50.
needle pointed. In all the standard sizes.
Regular i5c paper for Toe.
Snap Fasteners. Card OF doxen Of
these fasteners. with bronze wire
spring guaranteed not 20 rust Tho
rounded edges viii not cut the thread.
In black and white. including rixrs
600. 90. o and 1. Regularly Sc dozen.
but for Money Day. 1T dozen for Be-
"A cabinet of assorted Japanned wiro
Hair Pins. regularly Sc. for 'e.
Pearl Buttons. used for house dresses
and undcrgarments. One dozen on q
card Regularly ssc. for i5e.
White Tar Paper. oedarixcd. for pro
teeting garments, furs. carpets and
drap~ri~s from moths. size 4oxts
inches. Special Mt &c a sheet.
--"Muff Foundations" or muff beds.
In three sizes. small. medium and large.
Regularly CSC. soc and soc. Special
at :5e. --Notionn. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Specials In
Shoes and Spats

lilo pairs from broken lines Of lace and button boots
Of patent and kid leather Made fitting lasts.
with military and Cuban heel Some OF the boots
just the thing for growing girls Priced specially low
Tor Money Day. at ssS a pair.
100 pairs Of womens brown calf lace boots. made
comfortable lasts with medium weight welt sclcs
and Cuban heels The OF sizes in each line is
not absolutely complete though nearly At 37.s5
a pair.
100 pairs brown gray and blue spats. To be cleared
out Money Day for 7sc pair.
Shoe Department. Second Floor
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Ribbons
Extraordinary Values

$50 yards children's hair bow
and sash ribbons, full six inches
wide. in all the desired hair ribbon
shades. Formerly from S5c TO
$3.50 a yard. Special at 65c.
--Eibbon Section. First Fioor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Table Cloths
zoo japanese Table Cloths

zoo japanese Table Cloths
Sire s<xst inches. pretty designs in both ish. and
dark borders. A special purchase for the MONEY Day
sale. $500 each.
Hemmed Table Cloths
t-Hemmed Table Cloths. in color combinations OF buff
and white. and buff and blue Sine stxsS inches.
For MONEY Day. at si.is each.
Center Pieces
Ssxes ~ inches. nene ocntsrs with Of irii
taton ciuny insertion and 2slnch heavy lace edge.
A splendid value in the Money Day sale at Siss
each.
Linen Section Second Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
TRAVELLING BAGS

"a special assortment OF fine brown and black
hand boarded bags. At present marked 5000 to
$1,000 For MONEY! Day Sale. the prices are from
$500 to $3.50
-sTso Black cowhide bags. strong and durable.
with sevedon corners. Sizes Is to Is Inch. Special
az $500.
Brown Cowhids bags. a quality that In very dur.
able, fitted with sewedon corners These bags
viii give excellent service. Sizes Is TO IS inches.
Special at $1,000.
brown cowhide; leather lined sewedo on
sizes Is TO Is inches. Special at $500.
Travelling Bags Fifth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Dependable TRUNKS

Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks equipped with plain
cushion top shoe box. and bar locking ali drawers
Thss Is very special value at this sale price Of
$500.
Fiber Dress Trunks. very strongly built Sire 50
inches. A regular $3.50 trunk. for siTse In this
sale.
Fiber Dress Trunks Of fiveply ffh~r construction.
equipped with trays. fiber hound. size IS
inches Guaranteed five years. regular SIS 90
quality. marked down to $3.50 for this sale.
Trunks Fifth Floor
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Toilet Goods
Specially Priced for Movey Day

Specially Priced for Movey Day
Odds and ends Of white and deco
rated ivory toilet pieces: Button hooks.
flies. pin trays. salve Jars. hat brushes
and shoe horns. Of soc TO 3i.75 quality.
for CSC each.
Rubber Goods
Hot water bottles. fountain syringes
and combinations. all Of S3.5o and $50
qualities. for only S275.
--"saieo''--a is-ounoe roll Of Southern
Asspue Laboratories absorbent cot
ton Of superior quality. Regularly
priced at soe. For Money Day. only
53c.
Military Hair Brushes for Men
--of genuin. ebony or rose wood backs.
with first quality hand.drawn bristles.
Regular $3.50 pair. for $500.
--Rcgnlar $500 pair. for S3.75.
Regular i3.7s pair. for s2.so.
Incense Sets
"A combination package Of Roshiyana
Oriental Incense and an incense burner.
regular 800 combination. at 75A
-Kexpies. filled with high-sraae 10y
taieum. Regular 800 for 75e.
An Ideal Dental Paste. regular sc.
81 for ssc.
--ssc compact naturelle Rouge. for CSC.
--35c liquid Rouge. for 2ec.
--3bc compact Face Powder In natu-
rwilc. white or brunette. for isc-
Toilet Articles First Floor.
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@ Special Price Basement s.
~ Women's and Misses Suits

Marked down for Money Day Sale.
% navy velvet Suits. regular $500.
5 wool poplin Suits 0braid trimmed. rcgu.
larly $500
II wool poplin Suits fur trimmed. regular.
~ $500.
B mixed suiting Suits. regularly $500.
lis navy and black burclla cloth Suits. reg
ularly $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Knit Underwear
20 Womer's Merino Vests and Tights

f20 WonteHs Merfro vests ana It0hs
"A special purchase for MONEY Day The vests have
htsh necks long sleeves: and Dutch neck with elbow
siesves The tights ankle lengths. Sizes to ..
At 500 each.
$50 Women's Fall Weight Cotton Union Suits
Low neck. band top. sleeveless ankle length Sizes
asa A special purchase for MONEY! Day. Al ssc.
efO Munsing IrrcGt,drs
-Msrcerized and wool. and heavy pure mercerixed
cotton In sleeveless. ankle and knee lengths: and
few Dutch neck. elbow sleeves. ankle length In the
lot At s2.so each.
Knit Underwear First Floor
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lmGhe New ArfSec6@m

Parchment Shades.
is In c hes to %
inches. ~ u c h re-
duced for II o vey
Day.
Novelties In Pin
Gus ons. Fancy
Boxes. and Trays.
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Narcissus
Bulbs

Two bulbs and a small
glazed bowl of japanese pot
terry. The bulbs are the paper
white variety, and the combi-
nation is worth 75c. Special
at SOC.
Stationery Section. First Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
Collar
Bags
-

Silk lined collar bags, large
enough to hold from 8 to II
collars. The colors are gray,
brown and black. Formerly
priced at $2.25. For Money
Day, at $1.45.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
400 Aprons at Soc

Misses percae covera neat stripes womens ktc
of checked gnghams three styles of bib Margur
lite aprons of checked and paded Amoskeag gnghama we'll
made and neatly finished
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Frames for Ribbon
lBaes
-

French gray silver. in new
patterns and in three differ
ent shapes. Specially priced
ut 75c for Money Day.
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Suit Cases

$1,000 Black Enamel Sui, Cases fitted with tray
A special at $3.50.
Mating Suit Cases. OF finely mating. and
fitted with straps all around. Sine "a inch. spe-
cial At Sss5. Suit Cases. Fifth Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
200 Silk Waists
at So. 48

&c eorgette and crepe de
chine Waists, the usual 1896
and $3.50 sorts. A dozen
styles from which to choose.
In white, flesh, mais and tea
rose.
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Foldilng Go.Carfs

Folding Go-Carts. OF light weight; reclining back.
and very servceable carriage. Formerly marked
$3.50. For MONEY Day. s4s5.
--Go-Carts Fifth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-11-20
400 Percale Couerall Aprons
at $l.l9

Aprons of splendid percale Six Styles including the
open 'front.' open back side tie and elastic waistband Some
trimmed with bias bndng others with rcrac braid and COL
ored edged embroidery The assortment both stripes
and figures is extensive.
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slightly soiled by handling.
Radically reduced.
Table Lamp Shades. made
Of fancy silks and galloons.
$3.50.
Bag Handles for mounting
fancy silk bags. soc to Sl.oo.
Imitation Mahogany Floor
Lamp Basea. At STATS. Sew
eral patterns from which TO
choose. This In a very low
price for these lamp bases.
Metal Scrap Baskets. with
an enamel finish, in pink, blue
and white. Specially priced
for Money Day at 32.oe.
Framed Pictures. bang ven
known subjects with frames
that harmonize. CSC to $500.
A few OF the Wallace Nutting
subjects are included at spe-
cially low prices.
Floor La mp shades. a
fancy silks, galloon and fringe.
Al 1850.
Lamps like the Illustration.
on Money Day. Art
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Munsingtceor
A discontinued line Of soes heavy dark fray wosd
In all sizes to SO. Formerly marked 1T $3.50. For
Money Day at $3.50
A wooden mixture. In = broken line Of the larger
sizes only. Including sizes ~, ~. 4e and 49, In
natural gray color. Formerly priced $500. For
Money Day at s2.I5
Dro,cers
An odd lot OF wrighrs wool Ribbed dravers II
sizea ~. -. &c and 40. s2.2s quality. ~ tLsS .
garment
Cotton Union Suits
Medium weight cotton Union Suits in color.
In all sizes TO &C. A very firm servceable suit
OF $40 quality for Si.&.
Shatuknit Hose
-wooen Hose. in all sizes. Black only. regular
7sc quality. for SOC pair.
Knit Mufflers
Mems Knit Muf1ers. in plain BLACK ana hlack
and white stripes regular u 20 muffler for Sc
-Aea's Section. FIRST V1ess
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II House Dresses and Dress
Aprons, $3.50 Each

Chambray House Dresses in neat stripes; Amoskeag dress
aprons in pretty plaid patterns pink and blue percae
aprons in several good styles and coorngs The Money
price is attractive for garments of this quality
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Novelty Jewelry
Gifts For Men

noveiu for Day at
Gift Novelties
hy a
-Pe on rodn
B and
SOC 7so For Special al
In ffer
Floor
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Hosiery
For Women and Girls

IL WI WVWWOtW NhuWl WhH 10
Women'S SILK Stockings
- 600 pairs. In tho plain weaves. purchased
especially for Money nay. OF pure thread
silk. double Isle sole and garter top fun fash.
toned. medium weight silk In black, CordoVan
Havana brown. champagne. flesh pink and
biscuit brown. Also few white aiivilk. slightly
soiled. SiEes sS TO 10. At $3.50 pair.
Richeliea Rib SILK Stockings
Fine quality pure thread silk seamless Richie.
lieu rib, iisle sole and garter top In black
and cordovan. Sizes SIS to 10. 'iss a pair.
Women's White Six Lisie Stockings
Fine auait., nsic. seamless. medium weight.
double sole. heel and garter top. White only.
Sizes sH TO 10. At <se pair.
Women's Fine Cause Lisle Stockings
--"MIn irregulars" Of the CSC quality. Seam.
less. double isle sole and garter top In suede
sizes and ga; in cordovan. sizes . and s,s;
and In bronze. sine only. For Money Day q
special at sse pair
Women's Cotton Lisle Stockings
slightly imperfect" Seamless double sole,
ncri. toc ana garter top. IN piack and white.
sizes sis 10 10 In coriovan. sizes . to 10. In
suede. sizes sAs 60 90. In Russian calf Sizes
TO 10. irregulsrs OF the see quality. Al sse
Money Day.
Girls Cotton Stockings
Fine cotton. fine ribbed. medium weight. seam.
less. double sole. heel aud toe. In black only
sizes to 10. A csc quality specially priced for
Money Day at ssc a pair.
Hosiery. FIRST Fiocr.
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AS pretty as can be, and most
desirable for smaller gifts, at
soc each.
Powder puffs. French mir
rors. vanity bags, puff and mir
ror sets. sachet pillows, baby
bonnet Rosettes, corsage roses.
Each can be had in baby blue.
light pink. maize. lavender, old
rose. French blue and white.
-75c and s1.00 novelties, special
for soc.
Ribbon sseetion. First Floor.
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All in one
lot for
Money
Day
$3.50
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Regularly $500, for $2.95

Smart new bags Of chiffon
velvets, with metal frames and
chain handles. The Innings are
of silk. Fitted with coin purse
and mirror. Finished with silk
tassels. Colors include navy
blue, brown, taupe and black.
Unusual values for Money Day,
at $2.95.
Hand Bags. First Floor.
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Crime In The County.

Crime broke loose in Frederick county
again Tuesday. and among reports made
to the Sheriff are the following;
A protrscted fight among negroes in
the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant.
The stealing of two-horse wagon load
of wheat from man at Brunswick.
The shooting into the posse Monday
night which raided house between
Rocky Ridge and Detour in the hope of
capturing the murderer of Leo M. GREGG
err.
The recovery of large quantity of
goods at Rocky Ridge, believed to have
been stolen in Hagerstown on Sunday
night.
The theft of an automobile, presumab-
ly from along West Third street, Fred
erick, Tuesday morning.
The cause or extent of the fight among
the negroes in Mt. Pleasant could not be
learned but it is known to have been a
long one according to reports made to
the authorities.
The alleged thieves of the wheat,
whose names could not be secured Tues
day morning, were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Dutrow. The wheat was taken
to the Jail. Just how many bushels there
were could not be learned but the team
was two-horse affair.
Accused of being implicated in the
robbery of the Hagerstown store, two
strangers were arrested by Detective
Sang, of the Western Maryland Railway
force and were taken to the Baltim ore
City Jail. A large quantity of goods,
thought to be that taken from the Hag-
erstown place, was found at Rocky Ridge
and is beirg held by VIM. |. Renner.
Reports regarding the theft of the au-
tomobile conflicted, some saying it was
taken from West Third street and others
that it was stolen in Baltimore and trailed
to Frederick. The license number or the
name of the owner could not be secured.
The car was Dodge. News.
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Brunswick Robbery Tuesday.

Late Tuesday night thieves entered
the Brunswick candy kitchen, George
Lemakis. proprietor. and carried away
the cash register and robbed it of be-
tween six and seven dollars in small
change. The robbers over looked large
sum of money wrapped in a paper bag
which had been placed on shelf. The
cash register was carried to an alley
about lGO yards from the store and placed
among some rubbage.
The thieves operated under the glare
of bright light in front of the store.
They entered the building by breaking a
hole in window glass in the rear which
enabled them to remove the window fast
ening inside. After taking few cigars
they evidently picked up tt e cash register
and carried it to the spot where it was
found. and broke it open. About year
ago the same place, then the Brunswick
Cooperative Store. was entered by
thieves and quantity of automobile tires
and shoes were stolen.
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Week of October 9th David Belasco
will present his successful comedy of
Irish life
OZARK ROSALEEN"
direct from an extended run at the me-
tropolis original company.
Dark Rosaleen" the play that has
attracted so much attention during its
long run at the Belasco Theatre, New
York, is announced for the week of Oct.
q. 1t tells story of rural Ireland that
has an abundance of atmospheric charm.
The authors, w. D. Hepenstall and
Whitford Kane have interviewer with a
simple pastoral tale many delightful bits
of old Celtic mysticism, illusions to the
ancient Gael Tir ma nog" where war
riors enjoyed the delights of youth thru
time eternal.
The play is filled with sparkling wit
and rich hurnor. and Mr.. Belasco has
taken the simple theme of rustic love,
and infused in it spirit that is thorough
" characteristic of the Celt on his native
sod.
The thoroughness of detail in the stag
ing of the play in the disposition of the
several quaint types bring out the best
pictorial effects.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Wednesday matinee 25css to $3.50. Sat.
urday matinee and evenings Scots to So.
David Belasco presents Lenore Ulrict
in new play week of Nov. 3rd opening
Tuesday night, Nov. 4th. adv,
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Senators 0. X.

The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland
has been called upon by a number of it's
friends to state its position in regard to
the campaign for the State Senatorship
in Frederick County.
Each of the candidates, Mr.. Gambrill,
Dr. Goodell and Senator Kaufman, whose
names will appear on the ticket in the
order named, have given assurance suffi-
cient to satisfy US beyond any doubt that
the prohibition cause is safe so far as the
vote of either candidate is concerned. .
GEORGE W. CRABBE,
Supt. An ti-Saloon League of Maryland
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New advertisements.
Order NiSi on Audit.

No. 5000 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick
Comfy, sitting in Equity.
September Term, 1919.
In the matter of the Auditors Report
filed the 18th day of October, 1919.
Lester S. Birely, Trustee, named in the
Mortgage from Arnold r. Wilhide and
Julia M. Wilhide, his wife, to The Thur
mont Bank, body corporate,
Petition.
ORDERED. That on the 7th day of
November, 1919, the Court will proceed
to act upon the Report of the Auditor,
filed as aforesaid in the above cause, to
finally ratify and confirm the same, unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before said day; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in Frederick County for two
successive weeks prior to said day.
Dated the 18th day of October. 1919.
ELI G. HAUGH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick
County.
True copy TEST:
ELI G. HAUGH, Clerk
Vincent Sebold, Solicitor. l023-3t
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ouslnesSLOcals.
WANTED.

FOR SALE.
New double heater Brilliant Sunshine
coal stove.
R. o. EYLER,
Thurmont, Md
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cupboard and door were broken open

a cupboard and door were broken open
but nothing of value was secured.
About nine O. clock Friday night the Of
flee of Ira E. Biser, agent, coal dealer,
was entered and it is supposed that the
same burglars who committed the other
three robberies also entered this place
as beginning of their wild night which
eliminated in murder Saturday morning.
The Biser Office was ransacked but moth
ing was found. Entrance was made by
prying open a. shutter and entering a
window.
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Local Items.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

st. Johns Luther.n Church-Rev. w.
G. Waltemyer. Pastor.
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
1890 a. ni.-Divine Worship.
1900 m Divine Worship.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rev :.
ClarksOn X. Banes, Pastor.
$50 a. m.-Sunday School.
80 p. m.-Epworth League Donald
Miller, leader.
73O p. m.-Preaching service.
73Op o. m. Wednesday evening prayer
service.
F.il.y 80 o n E)v>rth Lea que
class in ''Evangelism.
Saturday evening Nov. LIST. annual
supper and entertainment held by the
Ladies' Aid Society
Second and third quarterly conference
at Enmitsburg church Saturday Novem-
her Sth, at two O'Clock.
Saturday 8 O'Clock Jun ior Epworth
League.
United Brethren Church-Rev. f. b
Emenheiser, Pastor.
200 p. m.-Sunday School.
800 o. m-Preaching service.
6 80 p. NC. E. Society.
7.sO p m-Special Missionary Service
in charge of the Women's Missionary.
Society.
Graceham Moravian Church, Rev. w.
StrOhmeier, Pastor.
1000 a. m.-Sunday School.
HOO a. m. -Preaching Service.
73O D. nc E. Society.
S.l5 .. m.-Evening service.
st. Stephens p. +. Church, Rev. Z
+. Wolfe. Rector.
7.3O D. m.-Preaching Service.
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Sincere Gratitude.

Mrs. William Bell, Logansport, Ind,
writes: 81 deem it my duty to express
my gratitude for the good Chamberlain
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy didime when
| had severe attack of diarrhoea three
years ago. 1t was the only medicine
that relieved me"
Advertisement.
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A Beautiful Woman.

Do you know that beautiful woman
always has good digestion? If your
digestion is faulty, eat lightly of meats,
and take an occasional dose of hamber-
la,n's Tablets to strengthen your diges-
ton. Price Is cents.
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REPORT

THE CONDITION OF THE THURMoNT
BANK, AT THURMoNT, IN THE STATE
OF MARYLAND, AT THE CLOSE
OF BUsIN Ess.
SEPTEMBER IL. '1919.
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New Advertisements.

Brunswick Tires.
Guy K. Motter.
Nisi on Audit.
Wan ted.
Emmitsburg Community Show.
For Sale.
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FORD'S GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Week of October 9th David Belasco
will present his successful comedy of
Irish life