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Put out hand as a guide to the car
following or approaching.
If the oil grooves in the buShings
become clOgged the oil will not be able
10 reach the surfaces which need it.
common, yet at the same time
mysterious cause of an engine missing
explosions. is water In the carburetor.
The New York city police depart.
ment uses "a Bertilloa system in iden.
Tire depreciation is more rapid In
summer than ut any other time of the
year because the motorist seems to
have little time to give the tires the
needed attention.
Ordinary silver polish. such as every
housewife knows, is the best medium
for cleaning nickel parts about the car.
The polish is rubbed on and then
rubbed Off with soft cloth.
1t Is well to inclosp the electric
wires at the points where they are
held to the iron frame with rubber
tubing. The tubing may be slit to nd-
nit the wire and then be clamped to
the frame.
A high-grade oil Is more economical
although more costly than one Of in
ferior grade because the high grade oil
has more lubricnting body, saving de,
terioration. in all motor parts where
friction occurs.
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EARM<>k1OrES.

Clover seed may be grown on almost
any kind Of soil.
Pasturing high-Driced land is profit
able If handled right
The high cost of sugar makes honey
II very valuable crop.
Flax would make good crop to
plant on unused acreage.
III It is necessary TO supplement the
pasture Sudan grass is satisfactory.
Clean seed will not always gr,,w.
hence n Is necessary to have seed test.
ed for termination.
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noscgays for the bodice or collar ~
mnde OF orgnndie. ribbon velvet, d
and chiffon. II Is their cheerful cdi
and their exquisite form that mi
them Invaluable In touching up ID
lctte. The graceful, floating veil ID
Its votarlcs: II seems only gcnteWwI
IN take kindly to the veil. or Is
that the veil lends It's wenrer dsI
''nction? Al any rate there Is \
reat II variety Of wells this sessa|
hat there Is no describing them Ia l
hort article.
There IL II REVIVAL of fans; starti;3
with the handsome ostrich featN
arictics. there followed fans Of OtAsl
feathers like the handsome barred N
cimen shown in the picture. And nr|
painted satin fans. mounted on pad
and shell sticks. are coming In. TH
are smaller than the feather fsa|
and are beautifully and painstaklasd
wrought.
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machinery driven by belt from its
rear wheel.
The jack is made of wood or light
iron. The lever A. with the hole in its
end. may be connected by the bolt { 70
any of the holes T. Fastened to the
top of the lever is half circle bear
ing for the automobile axle 10 rest
upon. The pin C may be placed at
any desired jog for eevnting the ma
chine.-John ID. Lowry, In Popular
Science Monthly.
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A Separate Lining.

The French have practical lia
OF cconomiZing In Innings and unts
wear by adding to the wardrobe M
Innings which they call "Mailla'
These slips are OF thin satin. one lib
one dark. Gray Is the color usual
chosen for the latter and flesh pink
pale yellow for the former. This 81
ment Is nothing more than a cord
cover and petticout combined, cut !
one piece and fastened down the bad
There are short sleeves that am
shields. Such garments provide
good lining for summer gowns
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Repairing Rim Cuts.

Rim cuts are often given up
MS hopeless by the car owner,
but they can be repaired in the
following manner: Drill "A series
OF holes ON each side of the
break Mt intervals of three
ei.hiS of mn inch and far enough
from the edge SO that they VIII
not pull out. Lace the holes
with n cord made of six strands
of braided fish line or uny braid
ed cord about 3.32 Of an inch in
diameter Soak this luclng IN
parailin or wax 10 make II wa
terprOOf and then thread II
through the first hole, wind 1t
around the bead. through the
second hole and so on. Let six
inches of the cord hang over on
each end for tucking away. FL
nally place a blowout patch over
the lacing inside the shoe 10 pro
tect the tube against injury.
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Wooden Sports Hats.

Wood fiber as light In we'sm
straw. IN being used for sporn
this summer. The hats are s'oI
all the vivid sports shades su.'
bright orange. vivid blue nhu u"
riOus rose shades.
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INEXPENSIVE JACK FOR AUTO
Anchor Pins Which Sink Into Ground
Permit Car to Operate Machinery
by Using Belt.

The illustration shows simple and
easily made lever jack for raising one
of the rear driving wheels of an auto
mobile and holding It steady by means
of anchor pins, which sink into the
ground. permitting the car to operate
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Notice To
Farmers

We received another car load of
Hart-Parr 30 Kerosene Tractors this
week; come in and look them over
before buying. We have a full line Of
De Laval hand power and electric
separators and milking machines. We
have full stock of Dicks Blizzard
Ensilage Cutters and few of the lat
est style Osborne Binders at a special
price while they last. We want TO
close them out to make room for our
car load of new Idea and Nisco
spreaders. We expect our car load Of
Thomas mowers, hay leaders and
grain drills as soon as the railroad
strike is over.
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NOTES By THE WAY.

Considerable interests has been
manifested in a field Of potatoes along
the State Road near Westminster, by
the workmen from Manchester and
Melrose. conveyed to Shriver's, can
ming factory every morning. The
field contains an acre or more, fur
rowed out and planted in such way
that it can be cultivated from diff
ferent angles, thus keeping it free
from weeds with less trouble. The
tuber are planted about three feet
each way, and so carefully done that
the line Of hills either way do not
vary an inch. We will try to learn
of this different way of planting
potatoes.
Recently in conversation with an
electrician Of 30 years experience I
learned the sfollowing:: What, is
electricity? It is an unseen force
brought under subsection by mans
ingenuity. Its usefulness is only now
beginning. Before many years all our
railroad locomotives will be .profilled
by it. Thousands of country homes are
now lighted by electricity, and soon
all the farms will have motors. Will
the horse gos 80, indeed. The horse
will have place which electricity
cannot fill. AeropIanes will have sew
eral electric motors. m aking them as
automobiles Electric schools are
turning out young men, and secur-'
ing positions for them at $S5 per
,,,ao1r =. f4,a Machining
Wireless kilograms take the worlds
news to Alaskan schools every
morning. The inducement is SO great
that there is no trouble getting at
tendance. Away up at Nooryik, Al
aska, is the most northern station on
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Registered Duroc-Jersey
Breeding Stock For Sale

4 Bears Born in March, 1920 lbs;
6 Bears, weeks old; sows, 8 weeks
old.
These are first class individuals OF
the best breeding in the Duroc Jer-
sey world. They come from noted
sires as Orion Cherry King, Joe Orion
End, etc, bred by Belyedere Special.
HERR FARM.
l. HARRY M. KINNEY
Phones-153 and 6M
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Public Sale
iY
Real and Personal Property
AT MELRosE, CARROLL COUNTY,
I MARYLAND.

BY virtue Of a power of attorney
dated June 26th, 1920, from the wild
ow and heirs at law of George A.
HoucK, deceased, late of Said county,
the undersigned attorney in fact will
offer at public sale, on the premises
where the said George A. Houck. died
intestate, in the town Of Melrose, in
said county, on
SATURDAY, JULY oath, 1920.
at / o'clock p. m, all that real estate
Of which the said George A. Houck
died seized and possessed, containing
ONE-HALF ACRE OF LAND,
more or less, improved with
DWELLING HOUSE and other neces-
sary buildings Tais Isl one bE the
most desirable properties in Melrose.
5 Terms Of !, Sale One-thiTd cash,
one-thfrd in six months and oue-third
in twelve months; or all cash at
option of purchaser. The credit pay
ments to bear interest from date Of.
sale and to be secured by notes of the
purchaser with approved security.
CHARLES E. HOUCK.
Attorney In fact.
BY virtue Of an order of the Or
phan's Court for Carroll county, dated
the 9Th Of June, 1920, the undersigned
Administrator will offer at public sale
on
SATURDAY. JULY Gath, 1920.
Immediately after the offering of the
real estate, the following personal
property of the said George A. Houck,
deceased, late Of said county:
Chests, carpenter tools, wire, him
ges, scythe, washing machine, iron
and brass kettles, butcher tools, har-
ness, block and fall, wrenches, chairs,
rocking chairs, stands, bowls, Pitch
ers, gun, revoIver,A quilts, comforts,
blankets, feather beds, chur1s kegs,
meat benches, stone jars. one gallon
crooks, Dishes knives, forks, tubs,
clock, sideboard, drugget, lace cur
Ftains, stove, walnut table, carpet,
mating, mirrors, buggy Sleigh
bells, hay knife, shoeing tools, drag
sled, wheel barrow, cultivator, grind
stone, chains, and numerous other
articles.
Terms of. Sale;--All sums under
$500, cash; credit of six months for
all sums of $500 and upward. The
credit payments to bear interest from
date of sale and to be secured by
notes of purchasers with approved
security.
CHARLES e. HOUCK,
Administrators Of George A. HOuck,
deceased. July 2-4t
Michael e. Walsh, attorney.
John W.y-Reaver, auctioneer.
Jacob B. Lynard, clerk.
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American" we notice that laboreTs in
southern Maryland are receiving 81 a
day Tor putting out tobacco plants.
Truck drivers receive IS per day of
ten hours. Soldiers faced dangers,
sprivations, and sacrifices, both in
camp, and cover there" at the small
salary OF s1.00 per day, while me-
Echanics working for the Government
received 800 or more per hour.
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our continent, and the station is
run by the sschoo1naster.
And n3w a professor in a Southern
college has learned BY expeTiln entiRg
that peanut milk is better than cows
milk It is much cheaper, too, as q
half cup Of peanut kernels will make
a pint of milk which is even richer
in fat and protein than cows milk.
In "a recent issue of the Baltimore
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SIX PEE GENT.
ROAD NOTICE 1

Notice is hereby given that appii-
cation will be made by netition 10 the
County Commissioners of Carroll
county, in pursuance of Section SO of
Article % of the Code. of Public
General Laws Of Maryland, to alter
.theys location of the Bollinger Mill
q Read, 3Npst lT9, ia Freedom district,
. in said county, by relocating sail
road South east Of lines 10, 20 and Il,
thereof so that the proposed location
: will be. about so yards South east OF
the road as now located opposite Nhe
residence; of William. Walsh and, wife,
and to close said road along the
"a bove mentioned lines; on the land
, of William Walsh and wife.
IS WILLIAM WALSH
and is others
June % st
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For Sale

Cheap, Dodge Touring Car looks
and runs like new.
e. II. DEVILBISS.
July 2-3t Westminster, Nd.
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218 Acres, 3 Roods
and 81 Perches

T 80 ; = i
more or less, that was conveyed by
Harry B.. Gore let al to Joshua
Merryman by deed dated Aug, 3, 1908.
This property is improved with a
Dwelling House and other necessary
buildings, and the land produces we'll.
Possession of the property will be
given at once.
Terms of Sa1e-One third cash on
day of sale, or on the ratification by
the Court. and the residue in two
equal payments of one and two
years from day of sale, or cash at the
option Of the purchaser; credit pay
ments to bear interest from day of
sale and to be secured by notes of the
purchaser witch approved security.
go. IVAN L. ,HOFF',
MICHAEL E. WALSH,
Trustees.
Ivan T , sF40ff Attorr,nv
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Farm For Sale |!

The undersigned Differ at private
sale on terms to suit the purchaser
the small farm, containing Is "a
acres, situate on Bachman's Valley
road, about IA miles from Bach
mans Mills. Improved with a seven
room weatherboarded dwelling, barn
and other outbuildings, in good con-
dition. Two neyer-failing springs Of
water.
HEIRS OF AMOS FEESER, deceased.
June 25-m$<
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TRUSTEES SALE
Il OF A.
Valuable Farm

Adjoining the City of Westminster, in
Carroll County, Maryland, known as
the sJOSEFH q. HUNTER FARaT',:
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80 ACRES AND q PERCHES,

y.
more onleSs, that is fully described by
deeds 6&Reyances to Joseph T.
Hunter filed in NO. $3.50 Equity, and
Of which plat and survey was made
by the undersigned Trustee.
The land with the farm buildings, is
situated on the east side of the Sulh-
I.vani Road, aud the land with a two
story double tenant house is situated
on the west side of the Sullivan Road.
but all the land with two sets OF
buildings will be sold as whole
making the. total average acres and
"A. perche6 The farm building on the
east side of the road consist of a
large two story dwelling house, with
bath, furnace and all modern conyen-
fences, and a bank barn
All.the buildings are in good con-
dition and the land iil d high state OF
cultivatfon.
This the one OF the most valuable
farms in Carroll county AL growing
crops are reserved Fall crops will be
planted by the tenant living on the
farm and the purchaser win receive
one half Of the fall crops to be plant
ed BY paying 1lstfe fertilizer and X
the seed grain
Possession OF the building and land
will be given April 8 1921.
TWO WOOD L0Ts !!
At the same time and place will be
offered for sale the two wood lots sit
uated on the Manchester Road as
follows
/. All that Wood Lot containing
acres and 10 Perches, more or less,
ION the East of the Manchester Road,
about .151aa miles from Westminster,
adjoining the. land of Joseph Weimert.
2. All that WOOD LOT containing
II ACRES, / ROOD and rs PERCHES,
more or less,i on the West sidesofi the
Manchester Road at5Mexico, adjoining
the lands of David F. D. Schaeffer
and Geo. K Schaeffer.
Germs Of SaIes-70 nezthird cash on
the day Of sale or on the ratification
by the Court and the residue in two
equal payments, of one and two years
from day sof sale, or Il4eash at the
option of the purchaser; credit pay
ments to bear interest from day OF
sale and to be secured by notes OF the
purchaser with approved security.
JOSEPH q. HUNTER, Trustee,
IvaH Z. H0ff, Attorney. 7-2-ts
1 ]
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BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County passed in
cause No. 1904 Equity, wherein j.
Stanley Merryman and others are
plaintiffs and Earl Merryman and
others are defendants, the under
signed trustees will offer at public
sale, on the premises where Joshua
Merryman died intestate, about two
miles South of Louisville, on the road
leading from Louisville to Oakland,
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Also Wood Lots
On Mnnoho.fo,. Pad

By virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court for Carroll County passed in
Equity Case No. $40, wherein Joseph
E. Hunter and others are plaintiffs
and Thomas E Hunter and others are
defendants, the undersigned Trustee
will offer at public sale on the prem
ises where Joseph T. Hunter died in
testates on the Sullivan Road, North
of and ad5aeant to the City of West
minister, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 10th, 1920.
at / O'Clock .. M. all that real estate
of which Joseph T. Hunter died
sefzeda and POSSESSED containing.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
Large Valuable Farm

Near Morgan Bun, In Freedom Dis
tIict, IN Carroll County, Maryland.
Known as The JOSHUA MERRY-
MAN FARM.
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Sat, July II. 1920

at o'clock p. M. all that real estate
of which Joshua Merryman died
seized and possessed containing
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SATURDAY. jelly 24tl. 1870.
CHARLES E. HOUCK.
Attorney In fact.

BY virtue Of an order of the Or
phan's Court for Carroll county, dated
the 9Th of June. 1920, the undersigned
Administrator will offer at public sale
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| Phones1l
| July 2-3t.
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JOSEPH E. HUNTER, Trustee,
IvaH T.. Hoff, Attorney. 7-2-ts
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i j aEIDEND NOTICE.

The President and Directors Of the
!. Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank have this day, June so, 1920,
declared the regular semi-annual
dividend Of
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ID E A u II | F u l.
LIP ! a i d Skirts,
Special at $28.75

Exactly the same skirts and
made by the same manufacturer
as we have in everyday stock for
a good deal more than this price.
This being very special little
lot.
All are pleated in some new
form or other. The material is
a fine all-wool worsted with We
lour finish and the colors are
lovely--soft blues and greens pre-
dominating. They are so skill
fully blended that they will 90
with almost any color.
(First Floor. CsntraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
Cotton Frocks- Crisp pandLoyely
and New-FOr Young Women

Hundreds of and charming rocks here What will
have?
Swisses, with white and with oored dots
S27.50 to $45.
Gingham rocks checked and striped effects and oors
$3.50 to $3.50.
VOle enchanting coors such sunset shell pink
delicate greens white, their oors
$3.50 to $40.
White ogand dresses for needs and other
sions, are $25 to $3.50.
few exquisite Organdie rocks pale coos like lemon and
trimmed with sheer fmy
oored frock quite and enhancing, $3.50.
IA to 20 year sizes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
Little Children Must Have Spring
Goats and Hats

weather around the and they will
surely be needed right away.
beautifully made tailored with much
mothers and fathers clothes They blue
popns and afetas Plenty of suitable styles for the
tiny boy. $3.50 to $4s.
The hats with these quite boysh character
effects $60 These especially
for boys.
Girls hats tailored with UP
the frllest of lingerie affairs, $2,75 to $3.50.
Sizes 70 years, n. a.s 49,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
The NeU Ardk and MdhdL
CARPETS From the East

typical of the best rugs of this class being
strength of their color schemes particularly
in their depth richness of they reflect something Of the
bodness and their ve conception Of beauty
Deep shades of ed blue and set off with touches
and other lighter shades of varying intensity.
Mahals of the finest types but both
family and they substantial seviceabe
and effective furnishing asset in dining hail.
living library.
Prices range all the way through large choice of carpet
S2S7 for piece 105x7 feet $1575 for
20.3x3.5 feet
nj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
live New White
Cotton Waists

Checked and dotted voiles, with
three quarter sleeves, $2.85.
Dotted Swiss with lattice-work
beading, $685..
Plaid voile with collar and cuffs
trimmed with real picot edging,
$685..
Lawn with dots-blue, rose or
heliotrope-$3.85.
Batiste, embroidery trimmed,
$3.50.
(Third Floor, >CentraD
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DARIS Sends New
l. Collars Made of
"Antique" Laces

Laces in clever imitation of
antique designs with motives of
hand embroidery introduced and
perhaps an edging of Valenciennes
lace.
They are all in the becoming
cream color and it is interesting
to note that, there are every one
of the fashionable shapes--collars
for square and round neck gowns,
others with long pointed fchu
ends and still others that are
straight.
Prices are most moderate. $3.50
to So for collars and this includes
some sets. Guimpes, $12 and
$3.50.
main Floor. CentraD
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T ETITIA COrsets

In a new shipment of Letitias
there are models for many differ
ent types of figures,
One for slight figures is of pink
batiste and has its topless upper
part finished with elastic, $3.50.
One for average women is of
pink coutil, topless and heavily
lboned, $3.50.
N tIhird Floor Chesinutl
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DAINTY Little
-. Silk B a G s in
Two New Styles \

One style is round, with covered
frame, and is made of attractive
checkered silk in blue or brown.
has inner frame, is prettily
silk lined and is $3.75.
The other style is somewhat
larger bag of blue or brown MORE
silk, with covered frame, and with
ruffles down the center. This is
a double bag, opening into two
separate compartments. The price
is $3.50.
.(MaiB Floor, ChestnuD
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Women's Fine Bolivia Wraps
at Last Are Reduced!

We have taken most beautiful models in Bolivia all
WOOL of and made from the SOFTER skier imported WOOL
and made the prices much lower.
Mostly they the graceful enveopng dolman fashion One
resembles with long pointed flap pockets ending ornaments
Another very STYLE has a blouse effect in the back.
However, all arrivals having been here
only little month There all the fashionable coors
and the changed prices read S75 to S60.
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MEMS COIOred
A'A Handkerchiefs,
75c Apiece

You've no idea how good look
ing they are till you see them!
One design that many men will
like is in block effect-blocks of
violet, tan, green or rose color
alternating with white, and fin
ished with a white hem. But
there are many others just as at
tractive.
They're all Irish, Of course.
EAST AisIe)
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$500 Pair of Women's Fabric
Gloves at 81. 80 to $1.65 q Pair

These in just the styles asking for
$l.3O a pair chamos Isle gloves in spon STYLE with
back cuff lace edgedn white beaver. chamos COLOR
duplex gloves in pon style white mastc beaver color
At $l.50 pair spon duplex gloves, with tucked wrist
white with black embroidery and mastc color.
At $15O pair sbutton duplex gloves in white, white with
black and mac color and the style 12buton
length is 81 65 pair.
All these gloves washable of
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ITO Get Ahead of
Father Moth and
All His Children

the best plan we know is to bring
or send your furs to our Fur
Storage Vault-for no moth ever
gets a wing inside the door!
Fur coats, fur neckpieces,
muffs, overcoats-anything in fur
you wish to have protected
against moths, fire or burglars
will find welcome niche in the
Wanamaker Fur Storage Vault.
If you send US a postal We'll
be glad to call for your things.
(Third Floor, CentraD