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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

10 from underneath thr EIttt pile
uf brush when be- Remembered Hnuf'
tho owl ue hsd horu su busy DIN
iur about Hustler Brlr that lr bad
quite forgotten Nu1n A. Do Wif
Boz remembered Huuu Iusf Dob uWr
"Dh drtr muit,rrd Peter u bad
forgotten aI about Unon How ever
lm COINS tn rut % uf here Z
can't stay here forever On u I stag
here much longer somebody risH VIII
discover thHt Nuafer Roar BEL Hwah,
and won't have aus 90 the fNu Of
spreading tho news suppose Z
ought Co. ht thankful that lm safe
On was riglf Nhpu while thin.iug
about his safety that he hHpp"uel Goo
think that Buster Rear ulght come
back Thnf thought drove everything
else oui nf Peters FUNNY little hstu
The mere thought ot busters return
srared Potter hall a. death You SOC
be Wtsnt Ht 400 Hurr thtt hc could
asiln keep his presence unknown Go
iiuHfrT
"Oh dear. what shall do what
shall . do How ever shall Q get out
of this dreadful place s"hhod lotcr
Newt story pcier Iind- q Funnel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

WISH tHHf bob tNru college boo
OBJ. luI U Nrra m1Ir obligatory
fH .fsfh r"f merely biology
uuf m.fr particularly |tHuHfufl I-'
,H...st The uif would Hs tt.'
." Ir.eusHf Uf uuHH. Understanding
H. H.I HrHtrHf social problems
AHH be- NH.II Hs mH.. fhlH u no.
fHr ..urs,s M "lHHUrHHI us.U hHIurf
vrIs conducted hf the r.sht tiIi oi
f.HHII
T., .fI.tnfs a.III ut IrIuaI fH l
Coo understanding Hf thrHI-
fHs.T prIuuaI pursIHIIilss IInlu
Hr. tHI frnfru"r Thts would fain
formation n tNs. tH a. alec
lu.Hu ~ NIs wotI
Nust emporium - 900 thsr would
..t f HHN 90 damage fnsIr Ntr l 1s
'H mifu.IIu LOO hIrh towel HIrnfI'
IrH u.Ili .t Won Tool nnt-lriI h'tlfH
Iur Problems ui abnormal rHNrhul.
lsH IrH uE fs n does with 'He .
II'ss wIfh I-Iu,tuHHl u,fFuuf tui
UruHu dlsuti,rH vIta N.r HHu
,-.ue-trr essentially pruhi"uH nj
ItuIil human 1tnat.or Thrif HuIl
sls necessarily Iuyniyer % CLOSE s"ru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

I fclt "a with tho cowslips and
CroWsfoots ana Johnny lump.ura in
the afass. d part OF IA al, dut Just a
rpactnior " ! weren't such an aNk-
ward creature. Win . hcasf SIT stalk
! miGht have wanted 70 dance q bat
with the daisies. ms sisters w white
and gold Clothes Do make a differ
enre The only reason I geret not
living IN tho dnys Of chiVuift u hat
Cahnot usat ~Ailei strcamrrs o.
slashcd doubl~ta or whatever n was
that made them took 20 sat and rnr-
fiea them through their tHais ~
h~fhthraftrdi,
Then On artist came By aud said
bright sun with the reflection o. N a
white aud yellow on your PAPER
roufn run Nour ewes
That was alt And I fhnurhf I Ia
looked 20 hnndsomsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

SECHEThHY Baker cannot attend
the copmrn's convention hut Red
Hogan aud "Eiyefer CASEY VIII De
here. 90 the program Aln stand up
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

THE piE sUfPLY. according 10
buiietina from the Santa ~ front BE-
proving wholly Inadequate FOR the de-
mand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

YEsTERDAYs RAIN according 10
nn uuthoriu, was worth . million dol
hrs o. New Meslcn The million.
however was distributed over about
l44.hN aluafe miles and ne indiVid-
nal Nil have some trouble in cashlng
he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

GENERAL zrAzgA " taking M
chances lie GOT q notary 20 acknowl.
edge the remains " four villa chief
Llns. after he had slain them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

FRIDAY, according 20 = keen Al.
V~uqueruuc observer. War the ideal day
O. pirh Il wife The woman who couid
smile while dlEEiug pat Of the and.
b. said gave final proof of q Perfect
binuOnitiDn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

TRpttHLE ~ tina most o. thc Ia
dies Who had 60 dig their way out uf
tbt sand yesteldsy are already mar
ricd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

rHE LEGIsLATrRE after al. wa'
parrimonlous A lot u mighty Eo0u
3Cbs wrra icfi u~rcreHtcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Affected Indifference 60 everything
81 rurfcni inlerosi u a fad VIII SOME
po4Fnna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

OK TOR Of that 80 prize Cor a
name for the new hotel the g. 81 a..
might offer ahOtuer ter 20 the boy
uho can bIiia Il fiFht quick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Mrs ll"ilH . gave my husband .
l'ciul, aud then dubbed him With
my hatpin.
MIS- bo,lu wounded after bsinZ
gtsard
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Whfn b man usf- ~ market and
rfll slHfh N,AA 4 pQvah JpNl ir
,ss nri tp iste hp sesprii To- on
o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

~ FUTURE We trust ne weather
ma eli strive % separate he wind
and HE aand. The combination l.
stlck,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

THE ITALIAN delegates. Il appear
are Inclined 10 fnzs and Flume
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

NONRESIDENT sheep and goat
are 70 be charged a license fee 81
~ cent? a head In Arizona sheer
n goats accustomed 20 visit In Au-
1unu about assessment time Will learn
viii rcgrct % this u~nneirhbcry ac-
Ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

oCR AVIATION school sssms 70
have demonsiraied H. ability 10 ~
YES. cUTHDERT. In rcpy 10 your
Inquiry. banks viii buy Liberty nonia
Some bankers VIII hos oil storka and
hanhn VIII ioan money on some OF
ttocka Our nnnnrlal editor adviser
that you put yours 10 W : s
THE ITALIAN delegates. Il appear.
are inclinod 10 fn-s and Fiame
SON.REsfDENT sheen and eos,.
are 70 be charged a license Zee cf
- cents a head In Arizona sheer
and goats accustomed 10 visit In Ar-
1pna about assessment time Will learn
VIII rcgrct % this unneirhbcriy ac-
uon.
~ FUTURE We trust the weather
man UlN strive % separate HE wind
and his sand. The combination h.
stick,.
OK Tor Of that 80 prize Cor a
name for the new hotel the a. o. a.
might offer another ten 20 the b0y
who can oaiia u fiEhi quick
FRIDAY, according 10 = kesn Al
0%uquerquc observer. war the IDEAL dag
o. plrh Il wife. The mi Who could
smile while digeins out Of the and.
D. said gave - proof " q Perfect
Disposition
TRpttHLE ~ tina most u tho IL.
dies Who had 60 Ole their way oct VI
tbe sand Yesterday are already mar
RED.
GENERAL zpANgA " taking no
chances lie got a notary % acknowl-
edge the remains u four villa chief
nins. after he had slain them.
THE piE srfPLY. according "a
bulletins from the santa - front De-
proving wholly Inadequate Tor the de-
mand.
rHE LEGIsLATrRE after an. wa'
parslmonious A Not u mighty Eo0u
tbs were ieft urcreatea.
Yesterdays RAIN according "a
~ uuihorin. was worth . million dol.
lrs b. New Mesicn The million
however. was distributed ove about
l44.hNO square mlieH and 'hH indiyid'
uai vii have sume trouble 10 cashinf
he.
PLANS FOR fhr nlNi Liberty Bond
drive viii Dee announced ln ten days
Thcne. " is hoped. VIII include detail
81 information 1s a. q each % ut
n b. finance his purchases
-
sE~cHETAHY Baker cannuf attend
the copmrn'H convention hut Red
Hogan aud "Eltefrr Casey VIII De
here. 81 the aln stand up
Affected indifference 60 everything
Of surfcnt Interest ia "a fad VIII auni'
praEnnn
saallouins bis pride does not sat
lany = hungry man
Whfn n man uns- ~ "iaftfi ana
ltr api tn lste hp iespe'i iol on
o..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

DETER RABBIT watched Hustler
Hear dis bic vnk uut from htH
bedroom uncpf tat brush rlle
soon a. be was outside Hustler
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02


Track Meet to be held at Tome on
May 18th. Provisions are being made
to accommodate the largest crowd
and greatest number Of contestants
ever gathered there on similar
occasion IL is the purpose of the
committee in charge to 50 arrange the
many events that schools of all class
es may have equal opportunities.
It is frequently the case In con
tests of this kind that only the larger
schools make ereaitable showinga.
Realizing this fact. the committee Is
taking especial care IN outlining the
events for the county schools. AL
events this year vii be open to these
schools: the county high school
Championship. however. will rest On
the 1920 and $50 yard dashes, mile
relay. broad jump and shot put.
These events are ID be exclusive ter
county contestants. For all events
suitable awards such rs plaques and
medals will be made.
Westminster High School has been
invited to attend The Meet this yeaf.
Until the time of the meet all schools
viii be regularly furnished with the
necessary information for contestants.
the prospects of the meet, and the
development of the plans.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Orpllans9ourt.

Monday, April 2sIh.-The last viii
and testament OF VIOLA w. Reayer
deceased. was admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentary thereon were
granted unto Upton l. Reaver. Whd
returned an inventory of debts and
received an order - notify creditors
Letters of administration on III.
estate OF Hezekiah Hahn, decea. cd
we're granted unto David II. Hahn
who received warrant TO appralae
order to notify creditors and returned
Inventories OF personal property
debts and money.
John r. Martin. administrator Of
Ella :. Slingluff. deceased, returned
inventories of personal property and
money. g5.#
Tuesday, April 29th.z.Letters of ad.
mInIstrauon on the estate Of Annie &
Berrett. deceased, wofe granted unto
james b. George. who received m
order TO notify creditors.
Thomas J. Miller. administrator o.
Harriet A. Miller. deceased. reported
sale Of stocks and bonds and settled
his first and final account.
The sale OF real estate OF Jesslah
Lawyer, deceased. Vas finally ratified
and confirmed.
John Milton and J1hn /. Reifsnider
administrators d. b. n. c. / a. OF Jesse
RoIfsnIder. deceased. reported sale o.
real estate on which the court grant
ed m order nj 81.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
Next World Nar In 1926.

There will be another world var
beginning In June. 1926. according 10
a writer in the British Journal Of As
trology. This prophet. who signs
himself "SepharIaI.n asks for a ser
Ious bearing. inasmnch as he claims
10 have published a year in advance
IN each case the exact date of the
war of 1914 and Of the cessation Of
hostilitles.
The first phase of the next war
be writes, will begin with Turkey.
whose perfidy vii lead to its final
overthrow in 1922. At this time
Prussian intrigue Will dominate the
position in the Near East, affecting
Greece, Turkey and Russia Bur aG-
eording to my calculations the great
crisis will not be reached until June.
1926.
In this great var. which may be
regarded as Prnasla,s counter 10 the
var of 1914-1s. the maleyolenl forces
take their rise in Vienna and Berlin
ascend to petnograd. penetrate
through the whole Of Russia and de-
acend via the Black Sea and Turkey
IN Asia onto Syria and palestihe.s
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The BeIvedere OIL Co.

Offers. n blocks Of 20 shares and
over. = limited number Of zharea Of
5 per cent CUMULATIVE PREFER
RED STOCK Il par $500 per aharsl
with bonus o 30 per cent COMMON
STOCK. ThIa Company owna over
5000 acre. q leases In Lincoln and
Casey Counties. Kentucky. upon which
are 10 PRODUCING WELLS ana ]
GAS WELL On Buck Greek. Lincoln
County. r. PIPE LINE from prop
erty direct = = R.R. DRILLS
are nov icing operated b company
Subscriptions allotted IN iha order In
which the aTa received III checks
direct n Company.
THE BELfEDgRE OIL COMPANY.
Dept e.
1870 aaazey Bldg baltimore. Nd
Richard : eooa. President ~ Cen
cral Manager
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lnKsl $50.
2oo u. kegs sailed fzh toeean white
inEsl St2.50.
Loose aalted fish lseeaa whitsingsl
&c per pound.
Lemons 2gc doz.
Apron gingham 15c ID.
0at meal 10c box.
Champion spark plugs 69e.
II inch Corr. Galvanized roofing
z1.aa per square.
Menia work pants $50.
W ell cabbage b. he pound.
Lawn mowers S4.9s.
Deat soda crackers IgG ID
Lawn fence 23c per fool.
Granulated sugar 81 Per pound.
ChairH Zg.9s set OF s.
Machine oilers l5c.
Lawn grass seed &c IL.
Cream cheese Csc Ii.
burner oil stoves sI27a.
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MANCHEsrRR.


Edward Zimmerman died Thursday.
April. %, at the home Of his father,
Mr.. Jacob Zimmerman. aged % years.
He had been a sufferer from pull
minary trouble for about 2 years.
Funeral service Sunday afternoon,
Rev. G. Leatherman officiating. In
terment in the Lutheran cemetery.
He Is survived by his wife, daughter,
parents and one sister. lie was an
employee OF the al DaIIo Cigar Fac
tory prior TO his illness. The man
ager, Mr.. Horatio 0ursIer and fellow
workmen, Harry Warehime, Lewis
Lippy, Charles Rusk. Harry Fridinger
and Herman Theiret we're the pail
bearers. The entire force of en-
ployees sent beautiful floral design.
Mrs. Susan Tracey. wife of the late
William Tracey, died at her home
Sunday, April II. from pneumonia
aged SO years and 8 months. Mrs.
Tracy was born near Lineboro at
the old Wentz homestead. but has
been a resident Of this town for
more than so years. She was of Il
quiet. nnassuming disposition, low
lug mother, kind neighbor, greatly
interested la her church and all
charitable works, doing her bit al
ways. As she lived. 30 she went 10
sleep, calmly and trustfully She
will be greatly missed in her nome
and church but their loss Is her gain.
Funeral services in Emmanuel Lu-
tharan church Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Leatherman officiating. Inter
ment in the family burial lot in the
Lutheran cemetery She il survived
by one daughter, Mrs Il s. Mussel-
man. ut the home. one grandson, nIl2
liam Musselman and one sister. Mrs.
Ephraim Fruiman. The pallDcafers
Hphraim Frlman. The pallbearers
Theiret, ]. w. Burnee. Aaron Hoff-
man. II. f. Leese and T. Clayton
Turner. Wink Bros. funeral direct
ors. g.
Mr.. Samuel Hahn. N employee OF
a saw mill operating about S miles
from town. had his log broken by n
tree falling upon i last Wednesday.
lie was removed 10 Ms home wnere
DIR. Harry @. Preston reduced the
Fracture.
Saturday AFTERNOON. April 26, the
Hampstead base ball team crossed
bats with the Manchester High
School boys. The score was rs to 5
in favor of the home team.
rev. r. II. Biatt. who rests ned
from the Manchester Reformed
church. preached iii farewell oer-
mon Sunday evening. April "a to n
large congregation. lie and Mrs
BiaIt left Monday morning for Their
new home in Straudaburg. Pa.
s1ev. Charles Shaifer. Of Thurmont.
will hold service IN the Reformed
church Sunday. May !. both morn
ing and evening,
The following out Of town persons
attended tho funeral Of Mrs. Tracy:
Mrs. .. ]. Crunrine. Mrs. c. NJ
Fyster. MIRA. s. l., LILY. Of baltimore.
Mrs Kate Gibbons. Of Washington.
ID e. Mr. and Mrs. / Il. Hoffacker
OF Hanover. Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Wentz
of Spring Grove. ma Mr. Eddie
Friman. of Schenectady. \. Y.
Miss Kate Belchner. Of Baltimore.
spent the past week a The home Of
her sister, Mrs Jacob Wink
At the annual election of officers
In Emmanuel Lutheran church on
Saturday, Messrs. Clayton Black and
IL = Leese were elected elders and
Clayton Turner and Oliver Reed.
deaennH.
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ONION SETS SC QUART

Ford switch locks S7es.
Auto IaEEH Sc.
Rag oarpel b9c I'D.
InEersoII night watches sz.zs.
Best tahla syrup CSC gallon.
Leather work gloves sc pr.
Horse clippers csc.
Mems HHITIs a9e.
CoRFoianm &c I'D.
Soup beans 10e 10.
Cheese &c IL.
Z packs Of garden seed for 25e.
I gallon MIX cans se2b.
10 gallon milk cans 5000.
gallon milk cans Sfz2h.
Oyster HlaIIz e5c bag.
GrunulaIad sugar eAc II.
10 ID. naIl sailed fish ocean whit
inga1 saez
50 ID. - sailed fab losean whit
inFaI 30.
100 Ii EaKa sailed fish loeaan whit
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Corporation Election
BaIumuakad.

Notice is hereby given that an Elee-
ton for three persons for the
Common Council d the city OF West
Minister, Md. for : period OF two years
will be held On MONDAY, 9th daY of
MAY, 1919, between the hours OF L II.
and p. m. At Harbaugh's Palace
Livery, In the waiting room. No. ii
Last Main street. Westminster. Id
HOWARD L. KoONTZ, Mayor.
Samuel ]. Stone. Clerk apr p. It
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The DEMoCRATIo ADVOCATE. MAY 2, 1919

venience, bringing the drinking and
cooking water direct from the we'll
runs the washing machine and
wringer. turns the separator and
churn, operates the vacuum cleaner
and heats the iron; fan and sewing
motor: al this in addition to giving
brilliant safe electric light.
Give her an extra hour to sleep,
each morning and each night When
she awakes the kitchen Is warm, the
water Is hot. There is no Juggling OF
water. There are no crusIed wicks
to clean or lamps to fill. The child
rem are satisfied with the neH eondi-
tons, they no longer complain of the
hard lot Of the farmers son OF
daughter. Now picture for yourself
this wife.s days work and her days
uplift 10 body. mind and soul. It is
the difference between losing and
winning: between conquering and be-
ing conquered. No magic could work
a greater transformation Or bring
greater JOY and comfort"
This has pictured only the house
wife's use of electricity. It is
equally useful for operating the far
hlti HHA88 HAUAiEs MluNH111II @mGIltf,
milking machine. etc, to say nothing
OF the safety It insures to his fam
able buildings as compared 70 the
handling Of lanterns.
The cost Of all thls-the expense
to make the Transformation which
the above story pictures may stifie
some. but Il should not. One good
years profits on the average Is acre
farm vii cover light, water. bath
and heating Hundreds o. farmers
spend the equivalent 10 this for a
pleasure car That Is used only SIX to
eight months ont OF year md If
good for only two or three years.
As compared to this his home equip.
ment viii b good for years and years
and the eosl Of maintaining vii be
less than ninety per cent o. tka MAIN
tainanee Of hls pleasure ear.
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IfuxaII.

Mrs. Susan DuYaII. widow OF {. 7.
DuFall. died at the homo OF her aoa.
Z. I. DuYall. New Market, on April
i. after an Illness NJ about three
months. She was aEed So years and
months. The cause Of her death
Was general debility Surviving arr
four sons and one daughter " 7
DuYall. McKalg. =. ! Dwell. New
Windsor. G ". nd E r. DuyalI.
near New Market. and Miss Ida :.
DuYall. New Market Funeral On
April 16, from he Beaver Dam
church. services being conducted b
Elders J. NJ Burial md " r. ROOM.
Interment In the cemetery adjoining.
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MedfOrd
Prices
GRADUATED SUGAR 94clb.

GardneI.a earburettors SO.
National Spark plugs Tic.
Sewing Machines 1916.
Ford hub caps 25c each
Medford Fertilizer grows bigger crops
Oyster shells 95c bag.
Onion sets. ut. for be.
Quick aads soap &c bar.
Galvanized tubs soc.
Bfooms BIC.
Santa Clause soap &c bar
Mems half soles lie pr.
Bushel bag course salt 55e.
Scratch feed 1896 per 100 ID.
n packs Of cough drops for 25e.
Gasoline &c gal.
5 gal. milk cans 1925. chained and
labeled
Vapor Hub 5alye zoe ior.
Coal oil irons $3.50.
200 ID. bag coarse salt Sfz7b.
Rabbits Iye 10c can.
House dresses Csc.
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Best Table Syrup Csc gallon.

Boya' Suits t19s.
?. : c. White Naptha soap. bars
for &C 4
Dabblifs cleanser 8 Tor 25c.
Prunaa 12hc ID.
Cabbage plants DC doz. d Coo per lee.
Mating &c yard.
} foot gates 1915.
10 foot gates S7.ss.
Il fool gates 1898.
Il foul gates 1898.
Is foot gates s1e.es.
No. wire nails, per Esg. 1886
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Rabbits re l0e can.
Coffea &c -.
Havollne light auto oil aac gal.
ConKolenm 5ac square yard.
Rape aast 1ae ID.
"a packs - cough drops for &c.
Yellow onion seed tt.75 Per pound
We aalI fresh fish.
Paris Green soc ID.
Slug shot DC package.
Country lard wanted nj zae ID.
HaYoIIns medium oil &c Ea1.
Iron beds 1898.
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JOHN D. BELT Yves, T An 4 ..s s'F F.s ss AZ.
DOmsscs, White Goods, Notions and Hosiery Silks, SeTges
and Innings. Ladies' and Gents Furnishings.

silks. Mesalne In Navy
s5 es colors soc White Wolfe inches
silk ShrInE 75c
yard
Bed spreads fnli size b0 eah Ladies' SIX Hose 7c pair Before
SIX $500
SILK Hose nlael White Nav eordgan and PUN Beach soc pair Mems
Athletic suits 800 nabrggan Shirts Drawers bic
Special Ladies' Waists Georgee Crepe and Crepe de ehene 800
$500 Ladies' comfort Hessa Corset The
spabone made Saturday Special eaTa Crochet Cot
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OYSTER SHELLS CSC bag

3 burner 81 stoves $3.50
burner 81 stoves Sla=Ia=
flare bIrd boxes 3 for 70
Tomatoes I0e can.
buggy whips l0C each
8-plY Pioneer roofing $40.
8 Nife American Fence ase rod
wire American Fence aae rod.
10 wire American Pence 4ae rod
Onion HaIa. : qt for SC.
Gardeners earburettors ~.
Country Hams tWanted1 i 35c II
Rabbits H0ap. bars for &c.
Wnman.a black. hose. J p. Tor 2be.
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7 Packs Garden Seed for Csc

Yard vide muslin i5e I'd.
Spark plug cleaners TIC.
Pasture chains go feet long, for 4sc
Mems work shirts 39c.
Mems work pants $3.50.
Croauet tets 1853.
Best Table syrup SIC gal.
10. ). 7. Spool Cotton 70 spool.
80 rod rolls barb wire so.
Bureaus 1888.
Gasoline &c gal.
z rolls Of toilet paper for sc.
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NO. 5000 EQUITY.

IN the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Sitting IS ; Court of Equity.
Isabelle tBelD Nicely Il Il. vs.. Joseph Howard
sehaHffaT md wife.
Ordered this 18th daY Of april, A. d.. 1919. thai
The account of the Auditor filed In thu eauaa
be finally ratified and confirmed. unless eauEa d
the contrary thereof b shown on before Iha
18th day Of MAJ. ID: provided a COPY d NJ
order be inserted IaI 80 successive weeks before
the last named daY IN zome newspaper published
n Carroll county.
EDWARD o. CASH, CLERK.
True Copy. Test.
apr25-at EDWARD o. CASH clsTE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Spark plugs 29e each.
Calico &c yd
Mailing &c I'd.
90 ID. bag OF coarse sit s1.75.
ID. eaa Hygeia coffee &c
. ID. ean Hygcia coffee zI.g5.
Store closes at O'Clock.
Coffee 25e 10.
Oyster shells 95c bag.
CunEnianm 39c yd.
/ rolla Of toilet paper for CSC.
Muslin 100 I'd.
Lawn Fence Csc foot IL inches high,
: packs 81 cough drops for 25c.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02
WE SELL FRESH FISH

fool vide poultry netting s5.25 per
roll.
6 foot vide poultry netting $3.50 per
roll.
Bingham &c I'd
National spark plugs nc.
Coal oil Re gal.
Cream cheese Soc lb.
Gasoline &c gal,
Best table syrup Csc gal.
No. wire nails, per keg. zI.aa.
Fresh fish every day.
Oyster shells 95c bag
Onion sets ut. for be.
Sewing machines S19.7a.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-05-02

Henry Jackson. Republican National
Committeeman for Georgia and former
Internal Revenue collector for TIM
STATE pleaded guilty n Federal Court
n Atlanta to violating the Harrison
AnfI=Narcotic LA ~ Haa fined 14nn
b Judge Newman.