The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-03-14
"A. w. WAMPLER
Furniture

The trading public appreciates a
good furniture and house FURNISHING
store, and as a rule when they md
one, it invariably gets their patron
age This fact largely accounts for
the success attained by MIR. Alice w.
Wampler, who has been engaged IN
this business for the past seven years.
The stock carried by MIR. Wampler
/ is one of the most varied and attrac-
tive to be found in any town in the
country, whose population is no great
er than Westminster. 1t embraces
everything that the bride Of today,
| yesterday or years ago could wish, or
demand, while the prices are as rea-
sonable as any dealer in the State, and
p! in many cases lower. The beaut1-
fully selected stock of bedroom, din
ing room, sitting room, parlor and
library furniture is one OF the hand
soonest ever before shown i'm the town,
while the assortment Of chairs, dayen-
ports, china closets, serving tables,
etc. are creations Of the most accom-
/ plished designers and skilled work
men. In the household department
will be found a complete showing OF
carpets, rugs, druggets, linoleums,
mattings, etc., which cannot fail to
| please the person Of the most dis
eliminating ideas. This is the ex-
elusive agency in this section for the
celebrated Wincroft range and Sellers
kitchen cabinet The Sellers does a
servants work and offers the house
keeper the long needed improvements
never before combined in any other
cabinet. 1t has the automatic lower
inc flour hin which oil q
heavy work Of filling, and through
the operation of the automatic base
shelf eXtender, the pots and pans are
placed in easy reach. Then there is
the pure white, sanitary porcelain
work table, the ant-prOOf casters and
many other conVeniences that only
the Sellers possess. AS this is the
hOme-making season, Mr.. Wampler
has increased his stock of bed room
suites to meet the demands OF the
trade generally-from the lowest I'm
price to the more expensive, beginn-
ing at $3.50 and going as high as
you wish to pay. This is also the
selling agency for the Singer Sewing
Machine, known too well to Carroll
county housewives to require more
than simple mention of the place at
WHICH LHey Can De naQ. Inc New
Royal is another standard make ma
chine sold by this house, as is also
the Home Model High Speed Washer,
the washer that has no pegs to tear
clothes. 1t is the favorite with thou
sands throughout the country, and a |
revolution in household work.
In the course of a few days, Mr.. |
Wambler will move into his new
store, formerly the Cline building,
four doors west of his present quar-
tiers. This change is occasioned BY
his enlarged stock, and the require
ment OF better facilities for display
ing goods. The property Was louehr
by him, and it will make an ideal
furniture establishment.
Mr.. Wampler is tireless in his ef-
forts to please and satisfy the trade,
and aside from his own affairs he
takes an interest in everything that I
tends toward promoting the welfare
of the community. He is liberal and
progressive in his dealings and adopts
the most advantageous methods in the
conduct of his business. Spend your
money in Westminster; patronize
home merchants.