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Evening star., 1921-03-24
Wool and Grass Rugs
Greatly Reduced

ox12-ft. Seamless Velvet Rug. s6z-5o; Slo5.
l 9xl2-ft. Seamless Velvet Rug $5; was $685.
l 9xl2-ft. Royal Wilton Rug s69So; $lI0.
9xl2ft Imported Grass Rugs, Sl075 each SlsSo
Section, floor
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Furniture at Friday
Clearance Prices

We have assembled several suites and odd pieces
them reductions for final Such
values seldom offered and do advise delay in making
your selection Friday morning
l0pece Fumed Oak Dining Room Suite szoz50 was $4ls
3-pece Ivory Enameled Bedroom Suite $3175O; $780,
2-piecc Overstufed Living Room Suite velour upholstery
$500; $3.50.
Apiece Mahogany Bedroom Suite s2175o; sz75.
Ivory Enamel Desk, SIS; SIS.
l Ivory Enamel Dresser, $4250; 500.
Ivory Enamel Csifoner with mirror $4I50; was
! Ivory Enamel Full Size Bed. sz1.S0; SIS
3 Golden Oak Chifoniers $3.50 each; SIS.
Tapestry Rocker, $780, was $75
niturese sixthno
Evening star., 1921-03-24

10 copies president Wilson"
BY Daniel Halevey. Translated
from the French by Hugh Stokes
Was $1.5O, SOC.
8 copies christianity Between
Sundays" BY Dean Hodges. New
and revised edition. Was $l.25;
SOC.
10 copies National Miniatures"
By Tattler. Short, breezy sketch
es of half a hundred Washington
people. Was $1.5O; SOC.
9 copies "The Revolution Alb
solute." BY Charles Ferguson.
A prophecy of things to come.
Was $1.75: SIC.
20 copies "Is Violence the Way
Out of Our Industrial Disputes?"
BY John Haynes Holmes. A plea
for the doctrine of non-resist-
ance. Was $1.OO, 25c.
Q copies 1.-The New Reservation
Of Time" By VIM. Jewett Tucker.
A series of articles from the At
lantic Monthly. Was $1.50, soc.
10 copies Little Stories From
the Screen" BY VIM. A. Lothrop.
Synopses of produced photoplays
in exactly the form in which they
were submitted to the studios.
Was $1.2S; 6Oc.
10 copies Love Stories Of
Court Beauties" BY Franziska
Baroness Won Eedeman. 354
pages and IL fu1l-page illustra-
tions. Was $500; $50.
6 copies Studies of Contempo-
rary Poets" BY Mary c. Stur-
geon. From Masefield to John
Drinkwater- Was $3.50; $1!OO.
Book Section. Second door.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

A Special Selling of
Boys Blouses
and dKnickerbockers
20 Dozen Boys Sports Blouses
Specially Priced Csc Each
Made OF woven printed striped ma
terials: excellent high-count weaves, l.,
very choice colorings. Sizes 7 to Is
years.
20 Dozen Pairs Boys Khaki
Knickerbockers
Special, $1.25 Each
knickerbockers that will be wanted just
as the weather becomes little
warmer. Made of splendid quality fabric,
full cut and strongly sewed. Sizes to
II years.
Also IL Boys Long Trousers Suits,
broken sizes from our regular assortment.
Very desirable fabrics in mixed patterns
Sizes 16. H. l8 and l9 years. $I675 each;
were $50 and SIS.
Boys Store. Fourth
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You Are Invited to the
Easter
Song Service

orchestra. Assisted by
Mrs. h. V. Smart. soprano
Mr.. Herbert Aldridge, tenor
Mr.. Charles Moore, bass
Beginning at $50 Saturday
morning.
Main + st. entrance open
TO the public at $50.
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SO Little Children's s
Dresses Reduced
$2.45, 1896,
!$6.95, $7.95

Broken style and color assortments re-
naming from the past few weeks active
selling All are most unusual values.
There are dresses of fine voe and flow
cred dimity, in one-piece or waist styles;
shocked, lace and ribbon trimmed. White
Lawn Dresses, in high or low neck styles,
and Dimity Dresses, one-piece or waist
styles, trimmed with embroidery, shocking,
lace and ribbons. White Wolfe, Lawn, Ba-
tste and Colored Dimity Dresses. some of
which are entirely handmade and trimmed
with shocking, lace and embroidery.
Sizes to years net all sizes in each lot
nor of every model and style, but a good
showing in each size.
n Dresses at $6.95; Were $3.50 to $l2.0o
Is Dresses at $z.45; Were $z55 to $3.50
"a Dresses at $3.o5; Were 5000 to $3.50
u Dresses at S95; Were $500 to $l4.0O
Infants Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Friday Special in
Philippine Nainsook
Combinations
a small lot of Philippine Main
SOCK Combinations. open or
closed drawer style with corset
cover. finished with dainty hand
scalloping. Special. SI.95 each.
Flesh Crepe de Chine Cami-
soles. camisole style. tailored and
finished with soft fold of georg
cite crepe and hemstitching.
sizes SO. SO. 40. AZ and IL. 93r
each; were $3.50.
~ Flesh Seco Silk Skirt
Ehemise. camiSole style, with
strap finished with hemstitch-
ing: sizes 36 to "A. x1.:s5 each:
were $3.50.
SIX Underwear Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Book Ren1ainders

Nearly 100 sample BIBLES
and 40 sample TESTAMENTS,
both the King James and the
American Standard Versions, at
Exactly Half Price
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Sweaters

OUGQEeTS
80 Fiber Tuxedo Sweaters. i'll
black or peacock. with silver,
all sizes in the lot. Special,
S5.75 each.
f Fiber and Metal Thread
Tuxedo Sweaters. in pink and
silver and peacock and gold.
Specially priced $6.75 each.
Wool Jumper in gold and
lavender. $3.95; was $3.50.
Wool Coat Sweater. fancy
stitch. in peacock. S.; was
$11.7S.
Sweater Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24

Friday Sale OF
Won1en's
Sample Under
garments
Csc, 78c and $1.45
These fresh. new. snowy
white sample Undergarments.
secured from some Of our best
makers. offered at extraor-
dinarily low prices.
Nainsook Corset Covers. in
regular corset cover stvle.
daintilv trimmed with fine
embroidery edging. beading
and ribbon.
Specially priced. CSC ca.
| Gowns and Envelope
| Chemise. tailored or lace and
e m b roi d cry trimmed. in
| simple or rather elaborate
effects. Some have touches Of
colored embroidery. Made of
plain and striped voile. crepe
and nainsook, in flesh or
white.
Specially priced. 78c ca.
Gowns. low or high neck
styles: pajamas and envelope
chemise. made of nainsook or
crepe. in flesh or white. tailor
ed and lace and embroidery
trimmed styles.
Specially priced
S1.45 each
Muslin Underwear Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1921-03-24
Tomorrow Is the Day for Saving FRIDAY REAzNAN
Children's
Hosiery
Specially Priced o.
for Friday, pair ZOC

20 dozen pairs OF this
Hosiery-a fine ribbed cot
ton weave, in brown, white
and black.
Sizes 6 to o1z. Specially
priced, 25c pair.
Children's Hosiery Section. Fourth
floor.
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K0pP GENTz

A quiet but pretty wedding took
place Wednesday afternoon. Novem-
her z. at o'clock when Miss Eva Hat
tie Cent? only daughter Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Cent?, Of Lineboro, Md. became
the bride % Stuart Abdel Kopp. son
Of Mt Leonard Kopp. Of Auburn, H.
linois, and nephew Of Mrs Carroll q.
Wareheim. Of Lineboro. IN the Lazar
us Church NJ Lineboro Nd Mr. Kopp
has lived with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Wareheim for the past year,
The Rev T. r. Richard. pastor of
the church, performed the ceremony
IN the presence Of few close reia-
tiyes and friends
The wedding march from g.ohen
grin" was played as the bridal party
approached the altar BY Mrs Elmer
II. Gentz. a slster-in-law OF the brlde
The ring ceremony OF the Evaugelira,
Lutheran Church was used The bride
wore brown travelling suit and ?
corsage bouquet Of carnations and
ferns. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs Kopp let on a
wedding trip by automobile 10 Baltl-
more, Washington D. g.. aud other
Eastern cities upon their return they
win make their homo for the presen,
at Lineh0ro Md
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IkEll1..l no 81 aIYEN II. kaMOkKI

II the old saying, Laugh and grew
fat is a true one we expect to see
preceptible increase in the waist The
OF many citizens on Westminster next
week. The recital to be given AZ the
Armory under the auspices Of the
choir of the Lutheran Church, this
city, Tuesday evening, November ~.
will appeal to all those who appreciate
humor and music Mr. S,naak in hrs
character sketches, his inimitable inn
itations Of the brogue OF the freshman
and the Dialect OF the negro gnd his
humorous stories Is unsurpassable The
musical part OF the program VIII be
given BY Mrs. Katharine Slagle Ram
say. who sang the leading part n the
Princess Bonnie Opera last spring and
who has repeatedly delighted West
minister audiences. Harry Gerholl, we
may safely say, Baltimore's best bara-
tone and AIR Smack. Mrs, Noah
scbaeffer NJ the piano Additional mu-
sic will be furnished by the West
minister orchestra under the direction
81 Mr. Albert Mitten. TicEats - cents
on sale at shaws Drug store and by
members OF the choir. Piano furnished
by Nace's Music Store.
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4 QUEER cLocK.

An American. travelling along the
Rhine. In Germany. writes. "Cnblentz
Is city Of historical interest The
Kaisers Palace IS located there.
where he spent part Of his time anG
we had the pleasure of attending SER
vice in the Royal Chapel sunday morn
ing. and heard good sermon by Dr.
Esterbrook. the pastor. There is "a
monument OF Emperor william ] AZ
the junction Of che Rhine and Mosella
rivers and So said 10 be the largest
personal monument IN the world,
There is an old Roman church dating
from $40 a. D., located near The mon
umcnt II has clock tBs lace 81
which Is that y an old man who bais
his eyes every time the clock tcEa
and pokca ont his tongue when .;
strikes"
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MnLEsW0RTH

Olive Mary MoleswOTth. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r Wordsworth. OF
Mt. Airy, died Friday November =.
after an Illness OF hut few days,
aged 10 years and 2G days She az
tended the public school at ut. Airy
and was member OF both Prospect
and Calvary Methodist Episcopal Sab
bath schools. On her 10th birthday she
took an active part in the Sunday
school rally program az Prospect and
her part by reciting in her
usual lively and interesting way.
Al school in the Sunday school, on
the playground. or in the home circle
olive was always ready 10 do her parJ
and her lively little speeches on many
festive occasion Will be long remom-
bered by those whose privilege II has
been 10 hear them
Besides her heart broken parents
she f. survived by two sisters and q
little brother
Funeral services were conducted
at Prospect Sunday afternoon by tho
pastor. Rev. p. Il Isaac -Four % her
school associates acted as palihearers
and ~ little girls from her Sunday
school class acted rs escort ~ honor
and sang her fav0rite little sOne. III
BE o Sunbeam for Jesus
Among the many Boral tributes
we're beautiful emhlcma from the pnb
lie school and both Sunday schools
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

The state Roads Commission have
two automobile truck snow ploya ria
rcd ~ ready ioT use Theao plows
clear away snow drifts and opcn ~
state roads for the traffic.
Mrs. Leo Darr. who has been visit
INK her muther-in.law. Mrs Mary 3
barr. on Washington avenue this
ciiy returned 70 her homo ~ New
York city on Thurtday
Suspected Of being Implicated ia
rnbblng uearb Q dogen homes IN the
SIMMER resort region IT the RMo
Ridge mountain IN the vicinity ~
Charmain, Frank McShcrry of iias
rrsttwn. was arrested anH committed
90 inli
bumper crop ~ corn Waa realized
hy Mr. Joseph y Wimort near Tan
npry. from 9is acres The yield waa
i7i5 barrels - the acre This crop was
struck by thrrr storms and daWaFea
and the owner wHH az tho opinion that
De- would receive bat third Of TIE yield
u" would ltBe a. know who can beat
Hg
The number ~ sheep iu America
has decreased frum bg,sHUn 80 head IL
1910 20 lrvs ihnn 90 coo 600 head In
1924. according "a statements mahe
before titc United States Senate Fi-
nance Committee 1T Taun llcarinet
hy representative Of tie National
Sheen and Wool Bureau " America
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
DEATHS.
CRAWFORD


Theodore Crawford, aged ~ years
8 months and 4 days, died at his home
John street, Wednesday, from pneu-
monia. He was son OF the late JOS
hua Crawford. Of Frizellburg. He is
survived BY the following sisters:
Mrs. Charles Mitten, Mrs Elizabeth
fHesson, this city; Mrs. George Nus
baum. Mayberry, and Mrs. Harry
Singer, Baltimore Funeral services
were held this morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment in Meadow Branch Gene
terry. Rev. Chalmers Walck ha0
charge Of the services. The palibear-
ers were Harry fIesson. Joshua Hes
son, Charles Hesson Harry Kaufman
Robert Hesson and william Wolfe.
Harvey Bankard & Son mineral direc-
tors.
Mr.. Crawford has held responsible
position with the Ice & Cold storage
Company, since IT'S Incorporation in
1894 He was well known and respect
ed by host OF friends.
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/ ). 5. TEACHER FOR = YEARs.

II Is indeed interesting to read the
account Of the early life o. Mrs. Han
nah Bradbury, OF Richmond. 90 years
old, who taught q Sunday school for
rs years, and IS still at It. In her
teen days she taught subscription
school being paid si.0d per month for
each pupil. earning about $500 per
month She never danced In her life.
and never attended the movies, but
she voted az the last election. and
thinks Il Is the duty OF every Amerl-
can citizen, man or woman. "In my
girlhood DAYS" said Mrs Bradbury
shoes we're a luxury. as people would
carry their shoes up 20 very near
the church. where they would wipe
their feet. and put on their shoes "a
enter the building
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LoyENsTRINADAMS

A pretty, wedding was solemnized at
ST Johns Catholic Church. Westmin-
ster, Tuesday. November 18th. at 2
O'Clock a. m. when Miss Clara Agnes
Adams, daughter OF Mr., and Mrs.
Charles l.. Adams. became the bride
of Mr.. Hubert Smith Lovenstein. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Smith Loyen-
stein of Cumberland. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Thomas ". Nc
Guigan, pastor. A very pretty musical
program was rendered by Prof. Ben
son, and Miss Helen Ditman sang
three very pretty selections. The bride
wore q dark blue suit with black hat
and carried white chrysanthemnms.
The bridesmaid was Miss Mary Adams
sister OF the bride, who wore a darn
blue dress with black hat and car
ried orchid chrysanthemuma. Mr..
Lawrence Lovenstein. brother of the
groom, was best man a wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony, at
ter which the couple left for we'd
ding trip 10 Philadelphia. New York
and other points The bride received
many handsome and useful presents
The couple will reside with the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Smith Lovenstein. Cumberland, Those
present we're Mr.. aud Mrs Andrew
Smith Lovenstein and son, Lawrence,
OF Cumberland Mr. and Mrs Henry
J. Myers. Jr. and daughter Eloise
Mrs. William r. Black, Miss Ether
Fountain. Miss Kathryn Oreudorn
Gloyd r. Adams and William /,
Adams. all Of Baltimore. MISS Ger
trude G. Appler and Mr. ]. G. Wilson,
Of near Mt Airy. and Mr. and Mrs
Charles L. Adams and Cora and MARY
Adams.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
PUTTING THE CART BEFORE THE
HORSE.

When all the world wants disarm-
anent. especially the larger ana
stronger nations. including England
when the world is tired OF shot. she'll.
death, suffering, cripples and invalids.
ALI caused by War, the Grim Mon
ster. comes the sad news that Britain
~ to build four large warships until
1925 and they are TO carry 16-incn
guns Pray. what does Britain want
with them2 Does not Britain know
that countries are like small boys, apt
to initiate. and soon other countries
will pass such resolutions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
RELBArGH

Amanda T., aged rs years. widow o.
the late Johnie Kelbaugh, died AZ her
home near FowblesburE, on Thursday
afternoon, after an illness Of only a
few hours She IL survived by severa,
children. Her funeral was held on
Saturday afternoon al ST. paul's Luz
theran church Arcadia. Rev S. J..
Derr officiating. The pallbearers
were Joel Davidson, Vivian Davidson
Vincent Illll, Henry Rohrbaugh. James
Fowler and Chas. shultz, c. " Tip
ton & Son funeral directors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CLASSES FORMED.

Tho interest In Bible Glass work,
following the great parade and mass
meetings In Westminster ON October
Both Is still being maintained Two
new classes have been formed. st.
Matthew'S Union has organized with
Is members st. James Methodist
Episcopal South reports u new mems
class of 90. while Deer Park Metho-
dist Protestant has definite plans on
foot for new organization.
Many other classes are striving for
their rs per cent increase Definite
reports have come from Carrollton
Church OF God with six organized
classes and an increase Of 10. Grace
Lutheran OF Westminster one new
member In Women's class; New Wind-
sor Mems class has Increased one ana
the young ladies class Of Stone chapea
has five additions.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
KELLEY

Sarah J.. wsdow 81 me late John f.
Kelley, died AZ her home near the
Wine House. on sunday morning aged
81 years She ia survived hy three
sons. VIM H. Silag and Horace KEEL
ley, also By two brothers McEHrs.
three sisters Airs, Elizabeth pcreRory.
MrF Alice RpyatUn and Mr Gather
inc Cox. Her funeral waa held on We'd
ncsday morning. % Black Rock Ilap.
list Church Rcy ! T Rowe oflicini-
ing The uallhearers were Frank Scott.
Andrew Shullz. Luther Martin, Thog
Wheeler. Theo. Sparks and Joa. ARM
acost C. v Upton q son funeral di-
recturs
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GRIMES

George r. Grimes, son ~ Mr. and
Mrs Richard Grimes. this city. dlod NJ
his home, November -. AGED 70 years.
month and q dnyB Tils death was
caused by cancer He Is survived by
his mother aud inther and one sister
Of this city and two brothers. both ~
Baltimore, Funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon at / O'Clock AZ tn
Brethren Church Meadow Branch VI.
ders William Roop and uriah Bixler
lnteTment In ADJOINING
cemetery James " stoner funeral az.
rector
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
WV. ALBAN's HOUSE DESTROYED
BY FIRE.

Friday morning, shortly before
noon, the house OF William Aiban.
near AIesia. was totally destroyed by
IRE with partially the entire loss Of
rs contents. including an the family =
clothing and furniture
Airs Aiban vas IN the basement
washing. when she smelled smoke. Co
ing 10 tue outside she was surprised
10 see the entire upper stories 81 tire
house afro. Going back into the
basement she was able 20 save . few
potatoes, some canned goods and q
little % the furniture there II Is sup
posed the Ore was caused by dcfec
live flue
Ncigbbors and relatives are cariBE
for the family which 81 moderately
situated financially.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
PUTAN WILEs

Among the pretty fall weddings
was that recently Of Miss Helen Adele
Wiles, OF Union Bridge, and Robert
r. Lee Pullman. OF Frederick. These
two young people motored to the
residence OF the uncle OF the bride.
Rev Charles = Wiles. D. D.. OF Phil
adelphia, Pa who performed the
ceremony A wedding breakfast was
served and the couple motored to A.
lantic City for their honeymoon The
decorations for the wedding were fall
flowers and autumn boughs
The bride wore a travelling suit OF
brown duvetyn. with hat to match.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

The Sykesvllle Herald says "Fafana
J. Brandenburg was defeated for Del
egate. We write it TO the shame OF Car
roll County. Mi Brandenburg has az
ways stood for the clean things. the
moral and best things In civic life We
have known him for years, and have
admired him ever since we have known
him. He Is a man who can be depended
on 10 be right himself, and to help
others TO see the right He would have
made an ideal Representatives OF this
County at Annapolis. and his defeat
Is q distinct loss to the people.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

Mary, aged GO years. wife Of jacob
buchanan. died very suddenly on
Thursday evening, at her home az
lloucksyille Besides her husband she
is'suryiyed by one daughter. Marie al
home, and one son. Roland. of Han
over, Pa. Her funeral was held on Sun
day afternoon at 81 Johns Catholic
church. Westminster Father Kenny
OF Glyndon, officiating. The paIlbaar-
ers were Raymond Buchanan, Franz
Schnell Constant Elserode. MlfrcG
Lester, Melchoir Harris and v. j.
Hoffman. G. v linton g. SCUM funeral
directors
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sHuuTx

Amos shuhz. aged 81 years. died on
Monday morning at the Maryland Gen
eral Hospital. baltimore. Ills iunera'
was held from the home of hla niece.
Mrs Jane Kelley in Baltimore Ser
vices and interment took place on
Thursday morning at Monktun Meth.
odist Episcopal church Reys Coaic
and Ledford ofiicIatinR Members 81
the family acted as pallboarerH g. "
Upton q Son funeral directors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

Simon Keefer. aged a years, died
az the home Of his son, Louis Keefer.
1888 Bait avenue. Baltimore, Wednes-
day. He Is survived by LOFTS Keefer
Mrs Charles Linton. Baltimore, and
Mrs John Knnug. Winfield, Funeral
services will be held tomorrow az
Bales u. p. Church, Sans Creek In
torment in adjoining cemetery He
was a member of Washington Camp.
No. 20, Gist. who acted as pallbear-
ers, G. NJ Waltz funeral director.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

A bandit captured at Phoenix, Ara,
Tuesday night at the Santa Fe Sta
tion following an attempt TO rob a
mail car was identified by finger prints
as Roy Gardner, swho recently escap-
ed from the Federal Penitentiary at
McNiels Island. Gardner admitted his
identity.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. IS, 1921
WEDDINGS.
BILIIyGSLRA-K KNOWLES

John Smith Billingslea, son OF MIS-
Charles Billingslea, East Main street.
was married Saturday at II o'clock to
Miss Francis Knowles, of Oregon, n.
] The ceremony took place at Drexei
Hill, Pa, just outside OF Philadelphia.
Only the Immediate members OF the
two families were present. After the
ceremony the bride and groom left on
a trip and upon their return they will
reside in this city.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18

The Womans Home and Foreign
Society Of ST. Matthew's
Lutheran Church Of TSleasant Valley,
Will hold It's Thank Offering meeting
at the home Of Miss Grace Helwig on
Saturday afternoon. November 26, al
? D. m.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
Our Premium List

The twelve piece aluminium set has
made n great hit with our customers.
We have already distributed our FIRST
shipment. Others viii follow shortly
This set fills your kitchen needs Il
appeals 70 the housewife. Did you ger
one? On display In our store.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
MILDLY BiOuses

AN wool MILDLY blousns in navy.
red $500 Wash mlddIea from 9se up
10 S2.0s.
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Special Prices on DOmesiics

Hill muslin 19e yard. Light. ana
dark heavy outings 15e yard Heavy
nnbleached muslin lie yard. 40 inch
heavy unbleached muslin 20c Dark
patterns IN dress ginghams Iec yard.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-11-18
ladies' Goats and Suits

Ladies' all wool c0atg In navy,
brown 1880 Other prices up 70 $40.
Ladies' all wool suits prices from SIS
up TO $1,000.
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Special Values In Millinery

Hats that are priced elsewhere for
500 and $500 our price now $500.