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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

"say you're lawyer. Can you tell me
IL there Is any way Of getting out Of q
blanket Injunction"
'Of what nature?"
ITO prevent your wife from getting
a lot you don't. need, just because they're
being marked down. "-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
Gossip exclaimed Mr.. Gabb. "Just
look at the face on Mr.. Nayborl Did
you ever see such a homely man in your
life?"
Hush, my dear" smiled Mrs. Gabb,
sweetly. You forget yourselfp'-cin-
einnati Inquirer.
JiIl-No, I could never love a sailor. I
don't suppose you will come In again for
years.
Jack-Why, we'll be back quite soon.
JILL don't mean in the harbor, mean
into fashlon.--Judge.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

While the mules gaIloped two
horses appeared i'm pursuit.
haven't they sense enough to stay
at homer"
Peggy and Billy were looking at
the speeding horses with gathering
wonder. Instead of having soldier
riders, as was to be expected, they
were being ridden by queer, crouch
ing forms that Rugged close to their
backs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Germanys proposed new constitution does
away with all class distinction, but the Glass
conscious" will inger for quite while.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Great Britain has served notice that the Gem
trail Powers and Turkey are not to be admitted
to the league Of nations until they shave
brought forth fruits meet for repentance" This
idea will have considerable support
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Milwaukee brewers will have none Of the
light against prohibition, with the expressed
view that it is wasteful to send good money
after bad ..I.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

The city council has found plenty Of topics
for disagreement over, and may some day dis
cover on which all can unite.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

The drive for the Near East sufferers is
Iaggjng sadly, omaha's generous people should
not halt when starving people hold out their
hands for help. :
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Mrs. Lebaudy has been freed BY the courts
q Long Island All she did was to kill her
husband and one wonders why she should be
annoyed for 50 slight cause
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Sim Fem has opened its parliament" in
Dublin and il now remains to be determined
whether it is farce or tragedy Mat is being
played.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Mayor Smith has left 10 doubt as to his at
titude on certain local reforms" which is that
much to his credit.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Efforts being made to land King Manuel on
the throne of Portugal sound like press
agents game to revive interest in the Young
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Liebknechfs spirit Is marching on, but its
followers in Germany, are not 50 many as when
he was alive.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22
DREAMLAND
ADVENTURE
By DADDY.
By DADDY.

tBalky Sam leads the army mules into
war Of his own so he can fight and be
a hero. Peggy and Billy Belgium try to
stop him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

II may be significant Of nothing in particu-
LAT, but when the grandmother Of the reyoiu-
lion" left Seattle, she started straight for Mil
waukee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Some returned heroes at Des Moines appear
TO have overlooked the fact that they are now
in country where civil law takes precedence
over the military
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Wilson is rendered banquet BY senate. p
Headline. But Il was the French senate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

"Helrs for remit" shouts Billy" Sunday, and
the booze dispensers answer, "Hells to payr'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

Omaha needs more cars, not more stops.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22

iubscribeFs leavng the city should have The Bee mailed
Q them. Address changed as often as requested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-01-22
SAID IN FUN.

(Tomorrow will be described a ghostiy
attack on the German camp.)
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New Workers Gel Baltimore nhlsk,

AsaH S@1N-+s= ~
Fourteen Barrels Of whisky from
= dislillery in Canton. Baltimore,
lined up on the sidewalk in front Of
Lhe Thirty=fourth street entrance 90
the Hotel MeAlpiH. New York. caused
a commotion amoag the passers-by.
TIE whisky barrels were plainly
mlrked except a II their destina=
ton.
An old New YerE cIuhman rushed
into the Hotel MeAlpin TO inquire
when the barrels from Maryland
we're to be tapped lie said he
wanted TO let sample before the
water WIS put N. 4 newspaper
man Of a humorous turn Of mind In
formed the Iruckman tai the per.
manenl address 81 William Il. An
aerson, OF the Kntisaloon League
was Albany. N 7. The truelman
said the i barrels Of Maryland
whisky were for ; distributing firm
in the block. DsfOre the whisky
was removed from the sidewalk
several barrels bofe The inscription
Come again. baltimore. Conn
fast hdfore Jane 80 Keab coming
for the dreuth IL due"
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Lutheran leaders q America be.
zIeYe the present Hour . be ur0yi.
zsntlaI for InsIr Church. They are
carrying on . campaign for Recon.
sEruckIon Service overseas Theif
: Keynote Is: Sha1I me Iutherans Of
America. assume leadership for che
Lutheran cause throughout the
H0rid7 TheY believe that 1t is prac-
Eically involved in he present aituar
ton i3 9sas
Lutherans constitute half Of the
Protestant strength in the world, or
30 million members. About 60 mil
lions Of these are found in Europe;
n France, nussia. the Balkans. and
ne Scandinavian countries. With
40 DISAPPEARANCE OF the former
governments IN most OF these coun-
zries, the Lutheran Church faces
secular difficulties. As state
church 1t had no experience in self
government; with ne disappearance
Of the state i Ii I'D against the very
question OF existence in the future.
Lutheran leaders of America be-
Iieve this condition 10 be direct and
providential call to their church to
take the lead in the spiritual recon-
structlon OF Hurdpe on the basis Of
spiritual Democracy.
They point to the fact that the
American Lutheran Church Is the
My Lutheran Church which has de-
yez6ped strong, vigorous, demo-
cratic church-llfe. They consider 1t
20 be significant that until recently
divided. considered TO be provincial.
vIlen the war emergency came. the
LutharanB Of AnzaRica stood to-
gether. raised a million and half in
tour weeks and followed their 200.-
900 soldier sons overseas with the
gospel wherever duty called them
9th this naglpnai unity established.
With the pE0of at remarkable re-
sources at hand, they feel the Ameri-
can Lutheran Church Is ready to
meet the world call and spend Itself
to save the Lutheran Church OF
Europe from disinlegration.
The drive for. : half million dol
lara for this work I'll begtn Sunday,
February f0lh when every Lutheran
aastsr will preach upOn the subject
and arrangements will be made TO
have > personal canvass Of the con-
sregatlons during the week follow
ing, Not q single member Of the
Lutheran churches Of Carroll county
asaonld let this opportunity 20 by
without having made a contribution.
The campaign closes February 26th.
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PUBLIC SALE =

The undersigned I'll sell Al public saln
on h. promises, aI Gambler. adjoining l.
y. rsoie m George Gorsefh. On sials
Road. IN
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 90. Isis. q 70 q. N.
the following property Bay Horse, Pat.
leader. daFE Bay Horse. Deck, leader.
1otE anywhere hiteUed. Colt, Harry, TIVE
BY Aanahi : Jefsex HeifeEz. VIII calf.
brood soW with pigs; 10 shozts. 10
LaylHk Chickens. UaSks asd Turkeys.
s Pssssg G as.ss E9ad e asg feet cut
siudsIaker HaKonI large wagon bedz.
tFuek wagon. roller. sorn planter. nov
ars. i7ioaIa hsTa9ss, kzy carriage, II
syfaease sssd pillow. covered wagon. trap.
Tpbh=z=ilFe kHKgy. Tide, aTag. , zets O
brceeHnands GOOD - new seis Of lead
harug=z. good "a nes. lot 81 frBmIng aud
ssatl.sis sosTding. by. corn ~ tie bar.
collar chez lines. lead Inc. Id rein.
wagon saddle. ny nets, log chain. 5-lsg
piov. a-loE nlaS. zheszI ploHzy larTs
% re. single. double aaa triple IreeA. !
GOV HaHina. ; haiIsHH, sUFeadsF. buRRy
pole. Wagon Hale. riding saddle aud bride.
dinner bell : digging IRON. SCOOP. shovel.
shnfHIzs faHzzs euIIIng boz. HFamblH
s'yths. hogsasad, Hattosks, pic. ham
msrz : sets butt traces. stTaH puiIsF. corn
zlciiaf. bO.sEK lHeubs or. rod a. new :
strings sleigh Hslls half kHHhel measures.
ppck measure : baud saw eros#zsnt say
buck #aW nd hnTHs haIeheta. buahsI
baskHzz baFHszzs isaEsy HtIEEz. sHHEH. sfs.
flsHzHa8id Hazas---s1zH bed rom SIT bed
stead glass cupboard. oak extension tBbIe
organ. eHrpet bed springs rpunH table
SfHzaa, seazhs 10 aak chairs, sin. SAFE.
paFlaH suit piazE#. Ca buffet marble
Top III sfzHl, Ta.kipE chairs. ! dining
FhalEz. ii mating. inlet zHts. To- HlndeE
shades. palE riding IsEEiHzz stair carpet
, Hna TO- zHIIan la. mil pots. shande=
Her lamps ell ofHH. boz Christmas baila
sausage stufTHF. : sausage grinders, iraH
asttIH IL gallon HHarnH Hsneh dishes
pnhH Hash taller. IzHa. raEsz. hoe. forks
and numerous Other articles
fszaz Of zzIsi-=2II sum# Of q nd IN
dor. Eaahi o. al suzas ofeT - q credit 81
T. maaIhn - be gen. On note. 18th a.
prosEI HechHIIY. bezTIng Interest fTom d.
81 80.
JOHN q HENSON
. ! Crawford. AasI II
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.The Ealsers at Baohman's school

@The Kaiser ut naohman's School
Quite an interesting program was
rendered At Baehman'a school ON
last Friday afternoon. II consisted
~ round table recitationg. singing.
Dialogues and ended With three
spirited apeIling matches. the con
festants being almost evenly match
Ed - - 5#
An interesting feature Of the pro
gram was the entrance Of "A person
age to represent The Kaiser. His
face VAS adorned with dropping
ninstaehe, Il huge staff in one hand
his general appearance not pleasing
10 the smaller pupils Who we're
marching with fiagg flying, singing.
Tramp. tramp. The boys are march
Ing.
There stands Kaiser at he door:
II had a submarine. I'D slap him on
the bean.
Then there wouldn't be Kaiser
anymore
After shaking hands with the
younger boys Riio offered their right
hand. he departed as quickly and
silently as he came.
The teacher then addressed the
school about the world war. telling
how the Kaiser wanted u rule the
world. and suffered great defeat II
was an afteHaeon long 10 he remem-
bered
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The undersigned administrator Of
Jos. 7. Stem. deceased. will sell at
public sale. at Dennings. Nd. On
Sat, February Y, 1919
at IL o'clock, sharp.
DAY HORSE, BUGGY. HARNESS
md SLEIGH

, suits OF bedroom furniture, Cor
ner CnpboaFds. Range. Cook Stove.
coal stove, chunk stove. oil stove.
refrigerator. extension table. leaf
table. buffet. book case. ESTEY
ORGAN, lounge, chest, roll top desk.
; sets OF chairs each. lot Of other
chairs. 200 yards mating, 80 yards
Hemp carpet. 20 yards Brussels car
pet, beds and bedding. ; stands. )
clocks. wash kettle and stand. lawn
swing. benches, dishes of all kinds.
washing machine. tubs, barrels. forks.
hoes. mattoek, shoyels scales. ploW
repairs for Oliver chilled and SYRIA
euse nlowe and many other articles.
TE.RHs:-All sums o. IS and un-
dor. Cash; III sums over IS credit
Of 6 months will be given, pnrehas-
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onader, widow OF the late David y
Snader, VIII sell at public sale til
following live stock, farming in.
piements, household goods. etc. o.
the premises OF the late David W
5nader. at Medford Railroad sLatior.I
on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g, III
at 10 O'clock a. n. sharp. Mandy
pay morse. seven years old, excel
single driver, also will work in hes
harness, weighs about 100 pounp
Dlack horse. fifteen years old. w0ZI
anyHherei bay mare, ten years old.
not With foal nov. weighs about h200
pounds, VIII work anywhere: black
yearling colt, will become : work
horse; II head Of excellent miIk COWS
OF which some viii be fresh By dav
OF sale, others fresh IN the fail of
1919 and Holstein bull, two years old.
weighs about 900 pounds; 2 Holstein
heifers, one year old each; shoats.
weigh about 80 pounds each; Iwo-or-
three horse farm wagon with bed.
Wide spread manure snreader nearly
new. Champion Binder. six-foot cut
cut only two erdps. Mccormick
mower. FIVE foot cut, nearly nev
double roH=corn planter, wagon
harness, traces, collars ana two
morse hay rake. brides, single
harness, saddles. single rou
corn planter, ST. horsepower gas
engine. six=mule team make, Superior
grain drill. eight noe, good condition.
Penna. grain drill. eight hoe. fair
condition, Ward seed blow, nearly
new. for three horses. snIky riding
corn pillow. I'll kinds Of forks. shoyz
els. good spring wagon. baskets. zoo
sacks. etc. chains, Bel CITY feed
cutter. NeN Holland feed mil witt
dagger attachment. nearly new,
power wood saw. nearly new: hay
fork. $50 feet rope and pulleys. al
good. set hay carriages, z0-foot
double ladder. nearly new. corn
shelter. good a. new. land roller.
eight feet vide. good ~ new. disc
narrow, 2z=tooth aprIng harrow,
nearly new. portland cutter. nearly
new. falling top buggy. IN good con
ditlon. spike harrow, BuICK=FOUR-
RUNABOuT AUTOMOBILE. 1915
model. good. about 30 milk cans IN
good condition. HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. consisting OF kitchen range.
double heater coal steve, oak ex-
tension table, Ca buffet. three bed
room suits. quilts. bedding, and many
articles OF household goods and farm
Ing implements too numerous To
mention. including dishes, etc, lot
of smoked meat. lard. potatoes an
other produce.
TERMS OF SALE: All sums under
80 cash and for larger amounts ;
credit OF 5 months vii be given.
with approved security. With interest
from day II sale. No goods to b
removed until settled for.
MRS. EFFTE A. sNAnER, Owner.
Charles o. Clemson. Attorney.
?. Albert Crawford. AuctIoneer.
Jonas N. Wagner and !. T. Bennett.
Clerks.
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Store Closes at
7 o'clock

Alfalfa seed 20 n
AlEiks clover Ecel 5fc Il
best I'd clover seed 4sc n.
lad locks &c
Challenge pole lin beans Doe T..
Old HnmenH Shoes si.es.
! paeEs of garden iced fef PC.
conguleum &c yard
Bloaehed muslin lie yard
Fordhuok buzh lima beans z9c.
lazy Nife polo beans BE II,
Wash boilers gl.4E
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This RahEIl Hunter : Downright
Graai.

Ssszaskf. 0hIo-Cai Jordan q
KeiIyzs Island, il the only man yet
heard OF near here who hunts RABBITS
land bags Lhen-Rith0nI gun Cal
Is lid to be the champion hulter N
llIe island
Nowadays. when Cal wants some
bunnIes, he simply goes forth with
nothing more than his dog and :
bucket of paint He plants whai
looks like hole At the bottom Of
convenient trees. Then he let's his
dog Ioose. The dog stiFa up rabbit
The rabbit sees Nhat he thinks is :
hnl4 n The tree. He makes for il
phiIzmeil. Dangi The rabbit collidea
Win the tree and breaks his neck.
sgHdan picks him up ana gels reads
for IIIa next one.
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DunLIc SALE
j. 0P VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

The undersigned VIII sell n public
sale On
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ., 1913.
al o'clock. her property containing
IS ACRES o. LAND
more or les, situated about - miles
cast 81 Winfield near the Old Liberty
Road. Joins the properties Of E
ward Conway. Thomas Hoffman,
Clayton Halo nd William Bowers
About 10 acres : cleared, no re-
being valuable timber II all Kinds.
said sale will 10 hell regardless =
weather nd positively sold to ths
highest bidder.
Terms III b made known on d.
OF ale.
- the same IlIne md place AlIes
b. Hancock VII ell = public sale.
e0z ACRES.
more or less, directly joining n
above mentioned property = J. =
Thornton. N the east nd las direct
~ along tie Old Liberty Road.
sd Iana haa about 0 acres cIeai
an the rest n Valuable Timber
Bot df those properties joining .
EeInar a hey . would MAKE nj
| farm Of about : acre..
Terms I'll b the same = aboxi
ALICE :. HANCOCK.
If !. Crawford. Auclloneer.
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Soup Beans 1Oc ID

Vide bed shsetinE s0c yard
Giant sfriHEIesH baah beans De N
5 rollz OF toilet nzper or 25e.
Alaska stloE pea &c II.
Alaska stiek peas nc II.
Premium gen dwarf pea 25e =.
Galvanized tubs &c.
Oranges 4be dozen.
Quick suda soap &c Bar.
American wonder dwarf peas Is n
Evergreen sweet corn &c n.
Shoe peg sect corn BE b.
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COUGHING SPELLS
BREAK YOUR REST
HzHz# 1s-===-4~~-
PIT aisEOp To them with old
reliable u. Kin9's New
Discovery

Ihat r.. hoaFae threat nast b
s61zhed. That phlegIn.loadSd Chez
tn be laoseneI. Tn cough muzz
b checked 20 yo1 can -.
Dr. Kings Nc Discovery rs been
relieving eolds. and coughs for hall :
century without the least disaeeeable
alIez-ctTeGIa.
cur druggist has i because Il :
vzII-knoWa and n big demand.
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10 Acres Of Land /!

more or less; improved by ; store
and dwelling house. combined: barn.
wagon shed. corn house. and al nee
essary outbulldings; adjoins the
lands OF I'm. EcEard. Edward BY
ers and Edward NALL, convenient 10
churches md schools The store
building Il fully equipped with eoun-
ters. shelves, etc. ThIa Is : good
store stand. being at The corner O
two county roads: nice high health
ful location. an IDEAL country home.
: large roomy house % aeeommo-
date summer boar1ers.
Terms Of Real Estate made known
on day OF sale.
4. J. STE, Administrator.
John e. brown. Auotioneer.
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PUBLIC SALE

Ross Is inch silo Filler with Fodder
Shredding Attachment. Fleetwood
TkTashinE Machine = inch Cylinder,
100 Tractor International (TIIan) vIth
two gang. inch Plou. to b sold n
Public sac,
MONDAY. MARCH 10Th, At ? o'clock,
n MEDFORD. Carroll County ~.
ROLAND P. BALE.
:. A. Crawford. AucIioneeT.
IN l0-oI
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tAtnHd IN In1 last Will and testament
OF Rsbecea 2 Thomas. late y Car
roll county. In the State Of Maryland.
deceased, and pursuant 10 N order
OF the Orphans Court of Carroll
County. The undersigned. Acting a.
ccutof OF Hebeeea =. Thomas. 1eceaa=
cd. slll sell at public sale IN The
premises On
SATURDAY, aARou Isl, Iele,
at : O'Clock, P. =. all he following
lots Or parcels o. land.
] |. All that To- or parcel Of Land.
known ~ lot NJ IS N "FFIszelIz
Addition 70 Westminster" conveyed
by William u. Thomas. Executor q
Rachel Tankard. 10 Rebeeca :.
/ Thomas, containing s.Bg5 SQUARE
FEET OF LAND. more or les, and
situated a. the intersection OF Charles
Street am AdeIsherKer,s Alley. This
lot has frontage Of about 30 feet On
Charles Street With a uniform depth
OF TN feet, aud Is improved By ;
"a STORY DWELLING HOUSE Of
eight rooms and cellar. There Is wat
er u the house. and there l. . fine
garden an some fruit trees On TIE
property.
:. All INIT l0I OF land. know p
Lot 10. 3 ON .ErlzzeII,s Addition 10
/ Westminster situated on the eazI
side of Charles Street. adjoining the
lanaa of Iznlher 0Ibyen md RS. I.or-
rayne K Hon. This nrdperII fronts
about 30 FEET on Charles Street and
has : depth of TO fee. and Is I'm
proved By > two-HIory FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE with attic.
and = covered b = metal roof. There
Is Hater n the house. which Is no.
occupied - Dorsey Brown.
4 J. All that lot Of land, known -
Lot No. 3. on .FrizzaIl's Addition
to Westminster. situated on ne west
side Of Charles Slreel. with : front
age OF about % fee on Charles
Street and = depth q about 17aI
feet ThIs lot i improved b a two
story HOUSE With al rooms and II
tic. There is water n the house.
which is now occupied by Singleton
Brown.
4 Terms q Sale. Ons-third cash On
the my oT sale pr on the ratification
theTedf ~ the Court. nd the residue
. In NO equal payments o. six nd
! twelve months. .ur oil cash aI the CD
4
tion OF ne purchaser. Tie credit
payments 10 TAR interest rom tie
dazI Of sac and - b secured by ne
bonds I'D single biz OF ne pur-
chaser 18th approved security.
W. FRANK THOMAS.
Acting Executor OF 1sheeea +.
Thomas, deceased.
N the same .Iay thsrs VII b olFer.
led md sid for ne benefit O he On.
era I'll that lot u fan. knorn as Lol
No. IS, On eFTIzzeIIzz Addition Il
7 Westminster containing 800 q
] FIT o. LAND, mere or less. ant
:, fronts zhout s. feeI On Charles
? street. an has denlh Of I60 feet
: This lot 1aa y one time owned ;,
IIaIIen q. Hopes. The PROPERTY Is n
!. proved b DOUBLE H0usn OF -
stories With eight rooms. tile NJ
y FRANK THOMAS. Age.Z.
bond Z rarke. Solicitors.
ELIAS n. Davis. AuetIoneer. febH=Is
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2 Cigars for SC

Cnngoleum DC yard.
BuckHheat meal &c ID.
. 10. can Hygeia coffee or tf.6b.
10 ID. pail saited fish l1.2e.
: paper pins for &C.
Laxative anInlne tablets 10c box.
Mems blue york shirts pc.
Frost proof cabbage plants DC dozen
or 60c Der 100.
Cabbage plants sill arrive about
April lst
Gasoline &c gallon.
Boys. work shirts &c.
Scratch feed 1895.
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Gasoline 21c gal

Ford auto chains SOS.
RaiAina 1910 10.
Kentucky wonder beans lpoleI &c n.
; chicken fountains for 2bc,
beat soda crackers fse II.
King Of the garden pole lima beans
35e u.
Soup beans Zoe N.
8 gallon coal oil cans pc.
Dwarf essex rape seed De n.
: boxes ~ cats for 25c.
Mems work pants zi.69.
Lawn graag seed &c II.
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Boys Suits 1898

10. sire nails 4Is5 per beg.
Chick feed 1876 pr baE.
Galvanized hen neats. J for ese.
bran 1896.
Calico &c yard
White middlInka SJ2s.
Cheese 2bo n.
Coal III Toe gallon.
Galvanized hens nazis, : Tor sc.
RatsIuz 1919 10.
Timothy seed sb.5D buahal
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.Buckwheat Meal
&c |

40 IL. coarse sal si.25.
2 lbs. pfunes fer &c.
Bushei bags coarse salt Soc.
Hills muslin Zoe ard.
Women's buckle aHetica sc pair.
Table spoons DC dozen.
Lemons 29f dozen.
Sewing machines 1895.
Bed mattresses SIS.
Leather work gloves 4ge pair.
40 egg Especially Incubator $50.
240 egg Especially Incubator $1,000.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-02-21
Razor Blades Csc
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1 10. can HYgeia coffee zbc.
Onion sets I1f quart
FEELS Naptha soap. bar9 for &c.
Fruit Of the loom muslin 25e yard.
Store closes al Z o'clock.
Best liable ayrup BIC gallon.
Granulated sugar = 10.
Mems heavy grey hose 1ao pair.
Chewing gum &c pack.
NOmen's rnbbera 6gc pair.
Oyster shells soc bag.
Wire nails be IL.