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READ YOUR CHARACTER
SIOping Foreheads Plus SIanting
 ChinS
By Digby Phillips, Copyrighted 1921

Chins
 The indications df the chin which slants backward, in short the "reeeding" chin, have been discussed in a previous article.
 Such chine contrary to general opin- ion, denote. responsiveness and action. Your man or woman with receding chin is much more likely to be "scrappy" in attitude than the person with the so- called bulldog chin. It is of incidental interest in this connection than the bull- dog is not scrappy animal, though he may be cross in some instancen as a result of inbred ancestry; on the con trary, he hasn't much ability to fight, and his reputation lies principally in the fact that he holds on once he is aroused to it.
 However, to return to human char acteristics Slanting chins and slanting foreheadn both characterize speed and decision But what is tA ir indication when both are found in the same per. son?
 To large extent each emphasizes the other The person with the sloping forehead who also has receding chin l has the qualifications of the slanting forehead in more marked degree. l But the indications are not exactly the same Those of the forehead are more indicative of mental action those 1 of the chin denote qualities more phys 1 icaI and nervous.
 | Thus the combination of the two ir i one 2erson indicates that that person I is not only quick and practical oi thought but also quick and decided 1T action, in the application of the thought He both thinks and acts quickly. Her not only aggressive in his mental atti tude toward life but shows his aggressive ness in his actions.
 Tomorrow-The Prominent Chin. ~
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floor leader in the house, assures the ways and means committee that 'it is entirely practicable to reduce the tax levy at least s5Oo,OOo.0Oo and still meet all necessary and proper expenditures" !" This Is good news, and Secretary Mel lon rejoices in it with the rest of the country. Only, he wants to see bill of particulars He would gladly recom- mend the reduction in taxes if satisfied that MT. Mondell is right. But he wants facts instead of mere hopes as basis for revenue estimates. Meanwhile he sticks to his own figures.
 The executive departments should cut their respective demands as much as is reasonably possible and congress should abandon many expensive schemes, par ticularly those that exhale an offensive political odor If appropriations are made needlessly heavy there is bound to be disastrous shipwreck of sound tax reform plans.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

iSse.
 Pistols were nos always used. but fhs sword was sometimes resorfei 10. as for instance what was prae.iea''y .hs fra of the duela in the Unitsi States navy. This took pace in ITS. Tae eomba1anas were Capt. P. K. Landais anI Capt. D. N. Cottineau. both rrsaohnien. who were in command of vesse.s under John Paul Jones at the battle w;h fhe Serapis. Jones found evidence 3f insn sorlinatlon upon upon the part of -.1adais n that enEagement and accused him of firing in- ientionally into the Bon Homme Richard. There ensued bitter quarrel and in an inquiry made by Benjamin Franklin. Cot ttneau gsce testimony that caused Ian dais to Issue challenge. The VI duel came on in Holland, and as Lsidais was sRilled swordEman he wounded Cot ttneau severely.
 Tomorrow-Tae Nurd4r of John Pierce
 The young man who takes a pretty if he confines his hugEing 10 the shore
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A colored woman, aged 11o, has just passed to her long reward She smoked freely and was no church goer but on the other hand. she always enjoyed hot weather. The question that arises is if sirss iB estssf enjoying 1t
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The man on the corner says: Te1le- gen. the lover incompatible on the stage. couldn't stand the strain of real life with Geraldine.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

The wise men of congress know of course that they can't devise tariff and tax legislation that will satisfy every body.
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The Illinois governor is back at his office fortified with half dozen legal opinions that he cannot be arrested as long as he is governor.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

dance that they say can't be danced in- deceHtly.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

A dangerous lion supposed to be loose in Jersey town turned out to be only a homeless mastiff when posse sneak ed up on 1t and laid 1t low with vol ley.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

A French scientist predicts a race of bearded women. Does anybody ever hear of any of these scientific predic- tions coming true7
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"The radio will soon talk faster than man. Perhaps, but man surrendered the championship. long before the radio was thought of.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

Germany is said to be out to kill of one of our promising war babies, the dye industry.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10

Kansas is step ahead of the rest of us. She is enjoying the excitement of cigarette raids
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Congress meets at noon and calls it a day few hours later. The example of the nations hired men would gladly be followed by many others.
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The young man who takes a pretty if he confines his hugging to the shore
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Silence can Speak for itself.
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Prince zTbRye e sotd fn t6ppy reG bzdS, fidy red tins, handsome pound and hall pound tin huGlidors and in thG pound erysfef fiefs h u mid t1ftH epoH66 moistener
 fop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01
DEATHS

granddaughter OF George d. and la.o Mary II.
c in Rsr ya @ ana RcSss and frcnG
%SSa to SiIy sITyf' M9 p m ParS2ts Wts,
SrBPHENsoN. N.ND5e%c.. 5% ing Fl. : 81 sARXn IY' MARY
wife Of the late Leonard Stephenson, in her
attend funeral services Mon. Jan. 2, 2 p.
M. at her late residence. 2o2i W. Ontario
,sTEURER Dec. 80, LOUIS sTEuRER
Of SomGrs Point, n. T., husband Of late 10;
Ss ned U soFySes SSgsor sum G @nf
l. p Keller sous s i. cor cor 18th st. H. and nd
LTgSh fyG l25 pSasMSpyyG S MHyB HS.Ivoa wro
Of. Ben Stoke. Cnco Pcarce). Relatives and
frtends en- invited to funeral scrySGs Mon
St. 81, Int, Forest Hin Gem. Remains may
,s1TlRioySGmDGc; 1li 81 HARRY g. husband
friends also MoSiamensng Lodge No. 3SSy;
q % redTdssSe nStSa to GG Gg?%Gra e. ,S Sn s Iso
y ~ T&yi;; i;;3R,%GSo Deg. 80. ELMIRA: wife Of
p5lon& = !n'Sr%gSt al at Grove Gro n i. Gene, iSc
2&Fl TATI%H Rs% 3 & CS?%SS' ssa
laa2 y. 15th 5, Int. private. Woodlands
3 runsro aS fARhEs .aT2isss tSn AsT
. .. m. 10 ". sharpnack st. German
town. Int private
v0oRIlT;ES Suddcnly.. Moorestown.. n.
j., Doc. 80 EMILY KNIGHT wife Of John
Il voorhees,, IN h.r Glst year TruncraI
M and Poplar &c. MoorestOwn. y. j.. Int.
Trinity church Yard Train leaves Market
st. wXGrr@61 iiTF} 49-2 Be-. s." 20 a. MATILDA. wife
Of James Walght Funeral services, Mon.
day. II O'Clock, at her late residence. 3215
y. leo 81, Friends may call sunday owe
ninE. Intermcnt private. Mount Vernon
'WWEIss.--rcr. 30. LOUISA. widow Of
Josso +. Weiss, agcd GO. Relatives and
friends are invited 10 attend funeral sorv-
Ices. Mon. ! y. m. 10 +. Ciapior st. Ger
mantown. Int. private. Friends may cali
WENKENRAC - Dec 80 ANNA NJ.
widow Of William Wcnkenhach Relatives
and friends invited t. service Mon, 30 y.
m, at residence, 3o3d stiles st. Int. private.
oWETHERSTITE. - In France, Teh. 10.
1919. HARRY II, son o. Harry and Fannie
Div. Funeral services Mon. 2 y. m, at
parents residence. go Hausbcrry St. Ger
mantown. Int. IVY IIll Gem.
OF Jacob d Zchnder, aged so. Relatives and
friends invited to funeral services, Mon. II
n. IN. at her lat" residence, Is WinOnI
ave. Norwood. DolawHl" county. "a. Int.
private Nt"w'rg sun. To- . y m
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

sREl BRElDENEiEhn; - oct. J. 1918, a..
and Annie II. Bre!denneld. aged 2s rn
neral services Mon; 80 p m. at parents
town. Int. Ivy H!,, - -'N
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

DE MERS Dec 2S GEORGE ". hus-
PAM 3f lat" Caroline De Mcrs uged 73. Fu-
neraL Mon 30 y. m. from residence Of his
'on, Dav!d NJ De Ners 260+ : Bouvier II.
w Nj. Peace. R,nIalns may be viewed
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Deaths

BRlTT0N--Dcc 30. 1920. HELEN NJ
ERIrToN, daqshter : Frank and Fila O.
Ferguson. aged 30. Funeral servICog AZ hTr
late residenco. 5000 Springfield ave, Phi,a,
sat-. y. n Int. BridEcton, y. 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

BRINNTSHOLTT In Franco Oct %
1918. JOSEPH, son OF Harry and Rose BrIT
nlsholt1, IN big I'D year. Funeral. 10 which
relatives and friends. also William r shot
line rost American Legion arc tnyiicd
Sun. ?. m at his parents residence, 2i2i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

CRAWFORD. : Dec. 30. WILLIAM
CRAWFORD. Relatives arl friends Invited
10 funeral services. Mon. . p. NJ. at hls
late residence. 527 E Walnut lane Ger
mantown. Int private. Friends may call
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

]. REBECCA A. widow OF John. Burr, aged
"a Funeral services private. sun, . n N,
Friends may call sat. 7 70 o D M - az
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

.CEC1L-Dec. 30. THOMAS b. husband
OF Anna Cecil (nee Wheatley), aged 6s years
funeral services, Mon. D. m. late resii
eence. 6ll w. Clearhe!d St Int. NOrthwood
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LEGAL ADyERTISEMENTS
ESTATE OF MANIMILItS +. no,

| He zano deCcased-tetters tnstarnentarv
! unon tho estate " Macmillan +. BOnzano
deceased, having been sranted 70 Fidelity
| estate arc requested & make payment. and
those having claims against tho samc to .rro
| sent them. without dcIaJ. At the office Of the
Philadelphia. -,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-01

5000 Filbert. Phone Belmont 1870.
Tor eatlmate. pierce-ArroM Nann
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BCSHNELL.-Dec. 81, at late resIdanca
b3lS Walnut St, GEORGE W, husband ot
Marisletta Bushnell. Due notice OF funeral
will be given. '' a.
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PENNSYLXANIA EARNS
! Public Sale Village Property
Suitable for Summer Boarders
WEST PHILADELpHIA

bogo doR Edwln Thomas, Saturday, January s. at
GnJ RnaGinga l GTiiraRs or HiGglGrsville. near Phna
ing, ing, hsshins, popuIar summer resort; on hard
L0G Lfi q 30 miles PhIla.; l4room dwelling. out
CguI'ujInsSi g Lfult; Gnc-half aero land, WrIte
! or or, dGtailed circular and photos REESE G.
HHddMnrLiEtMAN, Agents, 0 L. c. Airy st W
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LOST AND FOUND

RARPI%-I.0st attractive diamond harpin,
in vicinity G3i and lHnsdowne ave. Liberal
reward X returned. Phone Oysrbrook Gl32 W
SMALL. earring lost ~ found. return TO little
mother, at 50 y ith St, with sympath
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MACHINERY AND TOOLS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MONITOR, 3ju-rt. h"a',r, lot Of u, plre
rh0htaOrg Y"aTs.rE G 60. g2i y. 81 q
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

WOMAN. refined. intelligent, middleaged
whose hearing is impaired desires to as
sist In household duties, mending. darning
etc. either part or full time: highest refer
ences NJ 1893. Ledger Office.
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OLD GOLD

ALL make Ih"'. graphs r"Iaircd by factor
expert. SuIrtOa" Puou. 81. lT97 Chestnut
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CITY

ga W. FISHER. Oncyi modern. .... $1,000
paTquetry Goorsy. ot%. t.; p6ssessio3,. O4oo
garage privileges; suit. apis s.s.,'' GoOo
lis Mt. PleasaE, Gtn., bcdrns., pCh 5000
1888 ~ 9TH, stories, es,,,..,..,....... $500
9Gil Roberts ave, porch, 1r. (ColOred), 1000
.7-i9 Birch st, 3 rooms, s,.,,.,.....,... 1900
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut st.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
SALES WOMEN

FOR wcMEN's REApY.To,,WEAR De,
P4RrEFENFSs FART e. sprf%il6' oprnRTrNlTTyIiEs
For EXPERIENCED SAlL:SWCnMEN;
HlTHEST SAIAMIEsH,,, STEAI,Gi EMlLOf-
MENT ~ THOSE WHO QUALIFY
THE FINK Co.. Successor TO l.. W.
HIRSCH CO., 9@5-92T MARKET ST.
SHOES hand fo.d"rs wanted.
Apply Laird, %chJber u Co., s9.ond floor.
nod and Market
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SPRUCE ST.. 1912 Holmehurst)--D
nIshed; running water! private baths. electric
light; phones.
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STORAGE AND MOVING
VICTORY STORAGE

FIDELITY FIREPRoOF WAREHOUSES;
1s11 TO 1919 MARKET ST.
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PERSONALS

TOM PFLlr-Wrio - Tom Murray, 244!
Glendale ave, Long Beach. Calf; i'm
porfan.
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CHESTNUT, 2o43-well-furn. room 4 bath;
hot-water heat electricity; reference,
CHESTNUT ST., 2O1O--Slnglo and double
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Topia on Dec. 81 MARY +. wifa of Johp
-. lawson of $3.50 Overbrool, ave . Over
brook Relatives and friends arc Invited to
n'SIoss,c onS s,crNl,@, on Mo1day afternoon. at
1ciock, at he church OF So. Luke and the
mPiphany' 18th s. below Spruce Intermsnt
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SPRUCE ST. 16lo--Extremely des. rooms
and suites. hand. furn.: private baths.
SPRUCE, l330-Rooms and private bath.
Tbo Edward,
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DAEZTNGER. Dec. 81. RETTY DAEZ.
!NGER. aged =. Funeral services Sun
lO:SQ a m, at the Home for the Aged Jew
lsh HospItnl In. NJ. SInal Cen.
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CLARK On Dec. so 1920. WILLIAM
A.. son Of Charles A. and Mary Clari; tneo
kolly1 Relatives and friends also mem.
hers Of 1llth Infantry. Twenty.eighth DIV
sion. a. +. r. invited to funeral on Mon.
8l42 Cedar ave. Solemn requiem mass al
-. Carthag. Church. at 10 a. m. IntCrment
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ROOMS FOR RENT

MpSSRXGJHr sT22RAH99Hs SSR3v $50 k4NCAs
PACKING, LONG DISTANCE MOVING.
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pENNISON.--At Mercer Hospital Tren-
widow OF Thomas " Dennison. formerly or
Sewtown Pa. FuQera. services a: the. resi-
dsnce OF Mrs. Birch. 5000 y 9Th st., PhR.,
Non. Mon :. Jan. 3, 1921, l:30 p. m. Int Ivy
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DANLEY At Mt Holly y ! Dec .,
le2O. JOSHUA D.ANLEY. aged a.. Funeral
Mon. ?, m, late residence li6i2 Mil st
Int. Brotherhood Gem Friends may call
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BURNETT. Dec. 90 ETHET, NfcNrrr
daughter OF James and Jane y Burnett iato
,,,,td Of Be,fa st. irciSnd Relatives and friends
q. m. at her late residence 1910 s 55th q,
Int; ut. Moriah Gem. Friends may cali Sal,
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DONLEY. = on Doc 20, RICHARD
TOWN. son Of William a. anj Margar"t r.
Donley. aged / years. Funeral services on
Monday morning, at II O'Clock at Church
Or ST. Luke and tho Ep!phaDv 18Th -.
below Spruc". Intermon' private. Tr.onds
may call at 1884 Cathar!no 81, sunday eve
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WANTED

A horse that can be driven IN a
buggy. viii keep II from September
TO April.
REV. G. a. sAD0FSKY,
Rnnnn Nh
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SCHOOLGIRL SAVES TWO CRUMs
PROM DEATH IN NIGGARA RIVER

Buffalo, Aug. 12.--Twice this after
noon. in a space of a few ;sss:s!!;:sss:::tes.
Phyllis Perry. OF Chippewa, Ont, Il
slender schoolgirl Of Is, brayed the
angry waters Of the Niagara River
above the Horseshoe Falls TO rescue
chums from certain death
With Wilma and Cora Baldry, sis
ters, Miss Perry was camping on the
river bank Daily the three swan to-
gether. keeping close TO the shore and
out OF the pull of the rapids. Today
Wilma was overcome. and before she
could make shore was carried out in
TO the current,
Cora, aged u, was with Wilma at
the time, but regained the shore.
When her older sister called for help
she plunged back into the water al
tempted to tow the heavier girl to-
ward the shore, but was unsuccessful.
Then she, too, called for assistance.
= Miss Perry. hearing the call. swan
to the side Of the elder girl and sowed
her to shore. Then she went to the
assistance Of Cora. who. exhausted hy
the fight 10 save her sister, was going
down the second time
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NO. SsI7 EQUITY.

a
In the Circuit Court FOR Carroll coun-
ty, in Equity.
Ex-Parte:
In the matter Of the Trust Estate Of
Clyde Ross Belts and Gladys ~,
Belts. his wife
Charles o. Clemson, Trustee.
Ordered. this 9Th dag Of August.
IN the year nineteen hundred and
twenty-0ne, upon the aforegoing pc
fition that the Circuit Court for Car
roll County. sitting AZ Court Of Equi-
IT, take Jurisdiction In the trust ea.
tate Of the said clyde Ross Belts and
siladys w. Belts. his wife. and that
said Trustee settle said trust estate
under the supervision and control 81
the said Circuit Court for Carroll
County, sitting as a Court of Equity
And Il is furtber ordered that the
said Charles o. Clemson the Trustee
in the above cause named give the
usual notice 10 the Creditors Of the
said CLYDE Ross Belts anu Gladys 81
Belts his wife. who were such prior
10 the fourth day " August 1881, Ia
file their claims property authenicni-
ed with the Clerk Of che CIRCUIT Court
for Carroll County, on of3hcfors the
i7th day % November, a. y, 1921, by
causing copy Of this order 70 be-
published In some newspaper IN Car
roll County. for four successive weeks
before the 5th day o. September, 4 y.
wM. - THOMAS
True Copy Test.
Edward o. Cash. CLERK
aug5-at
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DOR SALE.

An excellent HOME, ] ACRE OF
ground, s room House and all neces-
sary buildings Apply 10
G. J.. ARNOLD.
aug19-2t" Patapsco. Md
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NO. sos EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll ccunty
Andrew weaxly Assignee a Morigagee. -
Edward A, Campbell, Clara Albertna Campbell
his wife. MurtRaaorh,
Ordered this 18th day x August. A. D., 1891.
that the sceeuht u the Auditor hied IN this
cause be finally ratified and confirmed, unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof b. shown on o. BE-.
fore the 9Th day ~ Eept. next provided COPS Of
tbis order be Inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day in some Newspaper
published IN Carroll county
"a EDWARD o. CASH, CLERK.
THE Copy; Test
aue te.st EDWARD o. CASH, Clerk,
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Monday, Sept. II, 1921

at I o'clock p. NJ, the following: The
late home Of the deceased, TWO
STORY WEATHBRBOARDED NET
AL ROOF HOUSE, containing eight
rooms, reception hall and bath, with
outbuildings. The property has a
frontage of 55b ft.-35h feet, suitable
for a fne building lot
Also 81 ACRES of very desirable
BUILDING LOTS or farming land
situated on the road leading from the
New Windsor road to the home Of
DIR. II. NJ. Fitzhugh. These lots adj
join the land OF DR.. II. NJ, Fitzhugh
and the land OF the late VIM A. Gun
ningham. This land has been sur
veyed and divided into fifteen fine
building lots with frontage OF Fifty
feet each, running back one hundred
and nlnety-eight feet with alleys at
each end and rear Also hack OF these
lots is a lot OF valuable farming land
containing four acres. one rood ana
nineteen perches, with entrance on
New Windsor road. Said lots adioin
the land OF Mr.. r. n. Snader Land
will be sold in lots or as a whole. TO
best advantage.
Alab tUt iOilhMAhE HbAbGUVAu anu
Kitchen furniture: / oak bedroom suit.
] iron bed, springs and mattress.
bed and springs, bureau and stand, I
G cane seated chairs, lamps, stands,
mating, wash bowls and pitchers,
commode, rocking chairs, carpets,
hall rack, square piano. mirrors, side
board, cook stoves. oil stove ex-
tension table. ! corner cupboard. lot 1
OF chairs, ! leaf table, lot OF dishes.
l refrigerator, wash tubs scales, /
benches, window shades and screens.
empty jars, corn on cob, iron kettle,
6 tons OF coal and other articles too .
numerous to mention.
Also ten shares Of The First Ma 4
tional Bank OF Westminster.
Two $500 Bonds OF the City of West \
minister.
500 Bond OF Salem Lodge l. o. o. +. !
No. GO Of Westminster.
One share Nonsettarian Chapel
Public Hall-AssociatiOn Of Frizellburg .
Terms OF Sale OF Real Estate-One- .
third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash upon the day OF sale. or
upon the ratification OF the sale by .
the Court, and the balance in two
equal payments OF three and six .
months; the deferred payments 10 be .
secured by the notes OF the purchase .
ers, with approved security bearing
interest from the day OF sale; or an |
cash at the option OF the purchaser
or purchasers.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Prop. I
erty:-All sums under s., cash: on |
all sums Of 81 and upward a credit OF |
six months will be given on the bonds "
or single bills OF the purchasers, with |
approved security. bearing interest 1
from the day OF sale
Terms OF Sale Of Stocks and Bonds
Cash on day OF sale.
FRANK r. CAssELL,
Executor OF Sarah A. l.. Gilbert. I.
deceased.
augl9-it w. r. Wilson, Auct.
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In the Circuit Court FOR Carroll coun-
ty, in Equity.
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Executors Sale
of Valuable
Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds
and Personal Property.

The undersigned, the executor of
the last will and testament Of Sarah
A. l.. Gilbert. deceased, will sell at
public sale, at her late residence. 1850
West Main street, Westminster, Mary
land on
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70 CREDITORS.

mi. !. a s,ss notice that tbs anbscrlhsr hHt
l,falgefi from ths Orphans Court " Carroll G0uns
&, n Maryland. letters AZ Administration on the
personal Estate u
JOHN ". wEETENKAMP,
late Of Carroll county deceased. Al persons
having claims against ths deceased arr httetf
.,syn,si - exhibit he sane With the vouchers
thefesJf legally authenticated, g the sabsFrn@f
~ ~ before Ire igth DAY " Margh. 1882 thsY
may otherwise By law BE- exeiudet from AL nqnefl
Given under my hand this 18Th day q August.
ADELE WEETEGKkhP
aug is-at Administrators.
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Farm For Sale !!

A farm of 70 acres. acres In TIM
Der; meadow land. improvements; 2
story frame house, barn, and all out
on Iawndaie road. Y mile
from state road, near Flnkshurg. APP
ply to EMMA M, SPENCER, Finks-
burg. Nd. mayi4-tf
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THE WATKINS MAN.

The new Watkins man is on his
way through the Northern part OF
Carroll county with full line OF all
kinds OF WATKINS GOODS.
ELMER V. YoST, Agent,
Hampstead, Md.
augl9-4t" Phone 22-F6.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-26
Belts

A new assortment OF narrow Belts
for jumper dresses, White, Patent,
Black, Brown, Black and White.
Priced al SOC.