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Statesmen with following 30 sell popular r
price mems Dcckwear; commission basis
II. j. Silhcrman & Co. Is Union Sorare
New York City,
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MEffLn.lNDfSE
hruClGS Tor SNie

Articles Tor Saie Oh
AMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES of all kinds
clothes locker. Strombsrg time clocks.
binders. bunk partition. line inside glass
showcase. lixSx6 feet. n the army
catalogue Army and Navy supply Com.
Rany; 40 Brook Avenue. iIOj East
FRANKLIN StSect, 1901 Lester Street
&phone Madlson l0oD. Richmond. Va.
v,r, 49,, ANDERsoN.S.
We BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE
PlioNoGRhpIiS. MADISON i03i.
BROAD AT FIRST.
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leed for the Auto Are Advertised Today Under Classification 14
Take the Dispatch Tour

49, The Blue Book says: ITO sell your car, take Tho
Dispatch Tour - - ~
Follow telephone wires Randolph 4. Three min
utes 10 al taker Then Straight ahead"
After that, it's all smooth gong-you're on the road
to sell your . '@ w. ~ ,o"''
The automobile owners -to-bc automobile
owners OF Richmond kIrow That Dpatch's classified
city. = 80 e o VI mo
Ihey know that the best in all kind nj ,se,,
cars are listed in these columns every day.
- Know mat hundreds of interested PROSPECTS watchf
them right - ~ ~ '"' JUST I'LL
And YOU know that il you want to get all these pco
PIE Interested tn that scli-al Won have IN
q" s-cai Randolph and for an nd takcr "
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HOUSE OF 6 rooms and 1856 acres Within
fhrse milss 9f bewietts station, o. the
any terms that viii suit Vy the IN pnr almost
With per cent. ego. E. Crawford K.
Co.. sa2 Fast Main Street.
BUY some land Of Edward S. Rose Co.
EDWARD, s. <RosE co. will sell you aomo
ls4. ACRES, food s-room house. q miIe.
OF city S6.5Na. y. s. Hudgns G. CO. -
Houses for Sale 81
LOMBARDY sTREET-Lot, extra wfd.
frontaEoi smooth paved street, Prissl
( 81 600. Easy terms. Ryland Realty e.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms With Board o.
FLOYD AVE, 967-Niccly furnished room
with meals. convenient TO bath. De-
sirable location.
FRANKLIN STREET. 200 EAST-Hand nd.
somely furnished rooms. with or with
out bath. We make u specially OF table
board.
GRACE. 900 EAST-Room and board. 81
per week. fhone Madison 3o83-w.
GRACE. z EAST-Delightful rooms; best
table board; homo cooking. Mrs. Pugh,
PARK AVE. 2240-A-Wanted. two girls
10 room and board boulevard 1861,
THIRD, liz SOUTH-Good table board :
81 per week. Madison 4t25. ,
THE HILL CREST sos East Grace Street.
strictly hrst- class board; electric lights
service. 8 IS OK i'i ,tt ty 5if
5YI.Ui.. afux siots = . pnpatch WanE "A
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AUTOMOBILES

80" Automobiles for Sale IL
BArTERF sERyIcE-s,r unCcda bat.
tory Co. a0s T. Main St Ran. 1868.
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Wearing Apparel 90
FULL DRESS COATS-Two lrst class;
cheap. go West Main.
Wanted-To Buy Go
ANTlQUES-Iiighcst cash pricea maid
viii call anywhere. ". Wassernan, oUt
NoTlh seventh Street. Randolph 420.
ANTIQUES AND FEATHER DEDS-Any-
,nrmg IN antiaus iur2iture VIII call
buyers. then call the man that pays ton
prices Madison 63O7. beard, II3 West
Main Street. Rtchmond. Va.
FINTURES-Wanted to buy attractive
second hand bank fixtures. Box 5V3. Bit
more. N. &.
Observation-Disclosures cash prices paid
Tor used furniture. Randolph 1913.
FURNITURE wanted. any quantity; best
prices paid. Madison 1909
WANT TO buy proven cleaning material
Tor brick; terra Gotta. granite and mar
bic outside walls. Send full explanatiO
and terms. weatherproof Calking Co
i93 Munsey building. washington. ID. c.
WE BUY desks. office furniture and SAFES.
Madison 2s2l.
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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wumtcd-SIuIc 81

SALESMAN-Wanted. work by young man
20 OF any description: hud two Years.
experience as salesman. Salary no OBJ
The Disnat,h - oi''
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the bride of Mr.. George William Wait.
son Of Mrs. w. w. Walt. of Chicago.
The Rev. Henry Martyr Medary. rector
Of the church, will officiate. The bride.
brother. Mr.. Alfred =. Homer, Jr., will
be attended by Mrs. Edgar Frutchy
Jr.. rs matron of honor Miss Helen
p. Homer, sister of the bride will attend
as maid of honor. The bridesmaids will
include Miss L. Dorothy Barber and Mrs
Frank Yhost. a reception will be given
by Mrs, George Fales Baker at the Belle
Nue-Stratford. On their return from a
wedding journey the bride and BRIDE
groom will live in Cincinnati, o.
The engagement Of Miss Kathleen
Virginia Laird, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Laird. who have been lv-
ing in Cynwyd during the winter has
been announced to Mr.. Frank Colgate
Benson, 80. OF this city. Mrs Laird and
her daughter left yesterday for Atlantic
City, where they will remain indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart wurts
and their family will close their town
house. 926 Spruce street today and oc-
cupy their summer residence, Clarkson
and Wister road. Germantown, until tho
late autumn.
Mrs. H. Bartol Register. of Wayne,
accompanied by her young son will ca Al
today on the Rochambeau for France
where she will spend the summer with
her parents. Monsieur and Madame Ca
mile de Montanzan, at Chateau de Mon
tazan. Villa F'ranche-sur-Sa Mrs.
Register was Mile. Rose Marie de Mon
tanzan.
Miss Agnes Il, Gross. daughter Of Mrs
John NJ. Gross, of Bethlehem. will ar.
rive today to be the guest for A weeI,
Of Miss Eleanor B, Robb. daughter OF
Mrs. Henry Burnett Robb, OF 1895 Spruce
street. at Acrefair, their place at Haver-
ford
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Smith -seatteraood Wedding

The marriage OF Miss Eleanor Scat
tergood. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Henry
W. Scattergood, of 240 West Tulpe-
hocken street, Germantown. to Mr.. Dom
aid j. Smith, Of Fort Wayne, Ind. will
take place at O'Clock this evening at
the home of the brides parents, Or,
william Porter Lee. Of the Westside
Presbyterian Church. Germantown, will
perform the ceremony. and Mr.. Scatter
good will give his daughter in mar
riage. Miss Helen Falkner will attend
the bride as maid Of honor and the
bridesmaids will include Miss Frances
weiser and Miss Josephine Serrill. The
little flower girl will be Miss Eleanor
Smith Mr.. George Aberle will act as
best man and Mr.. George b ScatterRood
the brides brother, and Mr.. Franklin
Sheble will be the ushers. A large re.
ception will follow the ceremony at I
o'clock. During July and August Mr.
and Mrs. Smith will be at home at 301
West Johnson street, Germantown.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

The Afternoons Of Science Club. oi
Chester of which Mrs J. Edward Wood
bridge is chairman. went on Saturday
10 Fairmount Park, spending the morn
ing at Horticultural Hall and the after
noon in viewing the loan exhibits at
Memorial Hall Mrs Woodbridge was
assisted in conducting the tour by Mr.
George d. Kaiser and Mr.. w. McElwee
This was one of the several trips the
class will make during the spring and
early summer.
The Drexel Hill members who at
tended the meeting of the Kadosh Club
held on Thursday evening at Grand
Fraternity Hall, in Philadelphia, were
Mr. and Mrs Edward Wanamaker, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Aldred. Mr. and Mrs.
John II. Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Sperzel, Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Blyler, Mr.. and Mrs
J. w. Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Groves, Mr.. and Mrs Jack Reid and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bckle. Following the
meeting a program Of dancing was given
by children of members Of the Llanerch
Club under the direction of Mrs. Caroline
Littlefield. The juniors of the Drexel
Hill Club presented n short sketch.
Those who will attend the 500 party
which Mrs. John W. Robinson will give
on Wednesday afternoon at her home in
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GERMANTOWN

Mrs. Percy c. Neel. of i24 wes
Mount Airy avenue. will entertai In AZ
luncheon and cards at her home tomor'
row afternoon. The guests will Include
Mrs l. Powell Thomas, Miss carrie
willard, Mrs. Wilbur Hammersley' Mrs
Robert NJ Barton, Jr, Mrs. J. =. Lord
Jr. Mrs. f. s. Develln, Mrs. c. A
Waters. Mrs w. c. s. Lex, Mrs. MaS
NJ. Arnold, Mrs. Charles Barton sno
Mrs. Alfred Hopkin.
Mrs, Melvin II. Grebe. of 1921 Ger
nantown avenue, will entertain infor'
mnlly at her homo this afternoon. The
guests will include Miss Gladys Bren'
nan Miss Ruth Paul Miss Helen Shep'
Scheirrey. Miss Elsie Scheirrey, MIS-:
Helene Alexander, Miss Helen Mont
gomery, Miss Margaret Bowers, MIS-
Helen Tappen, Miss Dorothy De Mott
Miss Lillian Sullivan and Miss Ray At
kinson. Mrs Grebe was Miss Mabe
Marple before her recent marriage
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IHattsI.rayIor Post smoker

The overseas veterans os the Twenty
first Ward who are organized under
the name of the Hattal-Tsylor Post OF
the Veterans of Foreign Wars, will hold
Smoker" in byceum Hall, RoxborouGl<
tomorrow evening. A variety prtr
gram hos been arranged bv Mr.. Logan
NJ. Dayton, who Ia In charge of the en4
tertainment There will be twelve num-
bers including FIVE professional acts with
two boxing bouts. Among those wlo
will assist in entertaining will be Mr..
Lawrence Miller, Mr.. Willard Cornman.
MIR. William pemberton, the Messrs
Thomas Or. Hess, Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Y. NJ. G. A. and Mr., Ernest
J Thomas, also the Wi3sahickon or
chestra. The committee includes Mr.
Elmer Hutchinson as chairman, Mr.
Robert Carpenter, Mr.. Lindsay Thorn
ton, Mr., George Hudson, Mr. Georgc
Dessin, Mr.. Frederick Price, Mr.. Erwin
simpson. Jr., and Mr.. Logan Dayton.
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included Miss Charlotte Curran, Miss
Stella Curran Miss Agnes Flanagan,
Miss Catharine Flanagan. Miss Elizabeth
Murray, Miss Nealy, Miss Eleanor
Smith, Mrs. James Mclaughlin, Miss
Adelaide Fitzmeler Mrs. George Keel,
Mr.. Charles Supplee, Miss Marie Platt.
Mr.. Alfred Cannon Mr.. Thomas Hutch
inson. Mr. Michael Simpson, Mr.. Andrew
Waugh, Mr.. James LAWN, Mr.. Hugh
O'Dea, Mr. Bernard Larlin, Mr. Robert
McGovern, Mr.. Harry Boyd. Mr.. Daniel
MacNamara. Miss Marie Mclaughlin
Miss Helen Mclaughlin, Miss Edna Sup
plee. Miss Margaret O'Bea, Miss Mar
garet Simpson, Miss Elizabeth Heinz
and Mr. Edward OHara.
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YARDLEY

Mr., and Mrs. Frederick Bebbington
are being congratulated on the birth OF
son on May 10.
The annual meeting Of the Bucks
County Association OF the Episcopal
Sunday Schools was held in ST. Andrew 9
Parish or Thursday evening. The fol-
lowing officers we're elected for tho COM
ing year: President. the Rev, Herbert
c. Dennison, OF Newtown vice presi-
dent. the Rev. Thomas A. Meryweather.
of Yardley; secretary. Miss Elizabeth
Adams, of Dolington treasurer. Mr..
Thomas B. Stockham, OF Morrisville
executive committee. the Rev Oscar
Meyers Of Hulmeville ; Miss White, OF
Doiington Miss James, of Southamp-
ton; Mr.. J. G. Bertonwood. OF Bristol
and Mr.. Horace G. Reeder, of Newtown
Following the business the Rev. L.
Galley. OF Philadelphia, gave an illus
trated lecture on the life OF Christ"
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Why Oppose Nature ?

Nature must have known what
she was doing when she made the
arch of the foot flexible. Why de-
feat her purpose by lacing the foot
to rigid sole? In ordinary shoes,
stiff and unyielding, the foot lacks
freedom. Such shoes weaken the
muscles by prohibiting their move
ment; they impede circulation by
binding the foot. But the Cantilever
Shoe is flexible, like the arch. The
shank is plant, it bends WITH the
foot. In Cantilever Shoes the
muscles surrounding the small bones
of the arch grow strong because they
can exercise freely. Cantilevers cor
rect and prevent fiat foot by
strengthening the arch in this sane,
healthy way.
The last of a Cantilever Shoe is
patterned from the outline of the
foot. The natural inner sole permits
the toes TO point straight ahead. as
they should for comfort. This and
the well-set heel encourage correct
posture. In Cantilevers YOU can
walk or stand for long time with
out the fatigue you feel in other
shoes.
Trim oxfords for summer in sew.
cral feathers or white linen; also
high shoes, Widths from AAAA
to T..
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Drexel Hill will be Mrs. Lewis Berk-
holdt, Mrs. John Mayer Mrs. George w.
Lord Mrs. Charles Webb. Mrs. Walter
Lybalt, Mrs. Edward Wanamaker and
Mrs Frederick Myers.
Mrs. William NJ. Powell has returned
to her home in Chester from a few days
visit to Waynesboro. Va, where her
son is student at Fishbourne. the mill
tary academy.
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SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Friends of Mr.. Thomas Sherlock. Of
2232 South Bucllnell street. win be glad
to learn he is recuperatng from his
recent illness
Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Smith, Of 1S45
Gladstone street, entertained al a birth
day party last evening in honor of their
daughter, Miss Mae Smith. The guests
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members of her card club at her home
on Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Evelyn ]. Lyon 1899 North Ninth
street, returned recently from a visit to
Cornell University. Ithaca, n. V. where
she was the guest of the Telluride Asso-
citation
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NORRISTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs T. Leidy Brcndingler. OF
West Marshall street, are receiving con.
gratulations on the birth of n daughter
Mrs. Brendingler was before her mar
rage Miss Marguerite Ifneule, daughter
of Mr.. Albert X. Kneule.
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NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs. B. Dietz, of 1910 North
n,snteenth street: will spend n few
Mrs. Harry L. Kennedy. OF V4rta.n,h
and Diamond street. will entertain the
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FINKsnrRG

Rev. s. W coe. former pastor
will preach In this church February
19 1880 a, M.
The Ladies' Aid Society met AT the
home Of Mrs NJ II. nentz, February
,. After the usual routine Of business
all were served with cake. caramels,
etc, About 20 members we're present
Mrs. Francis Powder aud son. OF
Martinsbnrg. w Va, have returned,
having spent some time with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. i.elster.
who have been III with grippe.
VIM. Shfoyer, who has been on the
sick list ~ able TO be out again
Mrs. Murray shraeve, of Reisters-
town, spent the weeks end with her
son and daughter In law. MIR. and
Mrs. Wilbur Shreeve.
The weekly cottage prayer meet
ms was held at the home Of J. d.
Armacost Wednesday evening with a
good attendance.
Mrs n. NJ Ireland was called 10
Baltimore by the Illness OF her Rlster-
in-law. Mrs 7. r. I.asselL at the
Woman's Hospital
Che Ladies' Aid Will hold valen-
tine social and entertainment Ia Iior-
ner's Hall. February hi b ln. ito.
Treatments willDe for salC
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PATAPsco.

The Ladies' Aid met last month at
the home of Mrs. Osborn Snyder. Their
next meeting place will be at the home
OF Mrs. George Shamer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Read, Mr. and
Mrs. Shaffer. OF Hampstead. and Mr.
G. L. Arnold. were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shamer. on Sunday last
Mr.. and Mrs f. +. Taylor were
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Warren ~.
Shamer, on Sunday past
Dewey Miller, who had his foot
mashed by cross tie falling on II a
few days ago Is improving at this
writing.
Mrs. Warren r. Shamer, who * be-
ing treated by Doctor Kemp, OF Vest
minister, for cancer is improving at
this writing.
Mrs Amanda knight and Mrs. Ethel
Dell spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Carroll Wisner.
The 9. u. society raised $3.50 for
beneyelence In the Society, Sunday
night. The G. u. will be led this com
ing Sunday by one of our young con
verts. Topic THY Kingdom Come In
My Home" II will also hold an oyster
supper In the basement OF the Church
on Saturday night, February 49, Pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit OF the
church. All invited.
Mrs Jos. Dixon spent several days
last week In Baltimore, visiting rela-
tives.
MRS. George Shamer is on the sick
list.
Our well known poultry man OF Pa
tapsco has found a new remedy to
produce eggs, bottle OF Family
Physician" to 20 hens once a day.
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Smith 6 Reifsnider
KNIGHTS on pYTHIAs NEWS.

Charity Lodge No IS conferred the
rank OF Knight on 4 Esquires Tues
day night, February 8 The rank OF
knight win be given February 18th.
Sunday night, February goth Char
ity Lodge viii attend divine service
at Grace Lutheran Church, when Bro
Knight John u Rupley. will preach
for us. Meet az Lodge Room prompt
" at p, NJ Bring your badge
knights come out and learn again
the lesson Of true fellowship OF men
Help TO show by your presence that
Charity Dodge Is real Fraternal or
ganization.
II. @. MATTHIAS. K. OF Il. & S.
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woiiia move ihs site Of the church Is
Mrs Maggie Smiths corner. jusi
above the cemetery. The vote viii b.
taken February 90 regardless of
whether the pPrachefsla there or NOT
80 tfe me ht Is interested II re-
pue6i0 20 eseut
Masters q lfge Cole. Of Grace. and
feryi tranief uf iluohOr0. hpsnt
sometime ~ last week with Masters
Thomas and Francis buchanan.
Miss Jennie Wagner has been suito
~ for . week suffering with 4 uer.
voua breakdown but nov Is GONZALEZ.
cent.
The building company for Wesley
" Rev. Joseph e Sinciairc. Chairman.
4. VI Buchanan. Ylco-chalrman d.
Newton Davidson 4 ] HoHnan. liar.
yey Lippyi Grant Dell aud Jacob
Houck.
There Ia now another effort being
made 70 extend the state road from
Herbert Aiiiler's 20 Wesley Church.
Miss Evelyn Barnes. OF baltimore.
has been added to SIR and Mrs. n. 2.
Hnchman's family.
We are glad % hest from that apa-
tron" IN the Advocate II makes ones
heart thrill with love aud gratitude 10
read such encouraging words and the
Kindness spoke OF Dear Old Wesley
and We need Il aa everything seems
70 be disbursement. discogd aud
confusion. let us pray FOR that old
time IRE then we viii have united
church, harmony aud success Thh
ie the testing time II we don't pull
together now, when we have this
awful load 20 bear, We must be slack
ers and shame on that class II there
Is any.
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Mrs. Clara Townshend, PhiIadel-
phia, is visiting her parents, Alr. and
Mrs p. d. Rooms.
Miss Myrtle Eyler. Eyler's Valley.
spent the weeks end with Mrs. 4. ID.
Troxell.
Mrs. Jesse Kerchner,. son and
daughter, Thurmont, spent Thursday
with her sister. Mrs. p. d. Koons, Jr.
Miss Margaret Spur, brother and
Earl Fogle, visited Mr. and Mrs, NJ. L.
Fogle last week.
Mrs. i. D. Troxell spent one day OF
last week in Frederick
William Arbaugh spent several days
last week in York
Mrs, Minnie Frock, daughter and
Mrs. Beard, Hagerstown, visited Mrs.
Robert Speilman last week.
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OPERA HOUSE One Night Only THURSDAY, FEB. 18th
ES F:;$s:: THE KING OF TRAMPS' "s:s4

lie also Is spending some time in the
neighbofhood visiting close friends
Mrs. Alfred Linton spent one day
with her daughter, Ftta shipley.
Mrs. Icie Smith spent Saturday
with Mrs Carroll Zepp
Mr.. and Mrs. Caroline Lippy and
family, Mr. and Mrs. William Lisp
aud family, Mrs. Albert Kline, all Of
Arlington, spent Tuesday with Mr.
aud Mrs George Grau
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ilnsey spent
Thursday ut Mr.. 1Ansey's home. near
this place.
Nj A. G. Phillipa spent Thursday
with hia mother, Mrs. Martha F phil-
lips.
Those on the sick list are Wheeler
wilson and Robert Gorsuch-
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Wedding bells have been ring
Ing in this place for Mr. and Mrs
Geo. Miller who were married Sat
urday.
Those who visited Mr. and Mrs.
MilIard Wilson Sunday last were Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Myerly. Mr. ard Mrs.
Geo. Gran and Master Lester Wilson
Mr.. and &fs. Joseph Babylon spent
part Of last week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs Arthur Green.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blizzard speu;
Sunday with her sister, Mrs " l..
Smith. and father
Mrs icie Smith aud Mira. Vernon
Green spent Friday with Mrs Ann
Criswell
Mrs. Green called on Mrs. Geo.
Gran
Mr Nolan Wilson was a sunday
gnest Of air aud Mrs Jcsaa shlpley
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vivian Davidson and
daughter. TheIma, spent Saturday aud
Sunday In Baltimore visiting friends.
Alvin. the oldest son OF n. I. RfiI
had quite a misfortune last Monday.
While his father was operating his
washer with his gasoline engine, he
got bis hand fastened In the shaft
breaking his middle finger az the
joint The finger Is getting along
nicely.
We certainly have some spring Ike
weather.
Mr. aud Mrs. Emory Rill aud daugh-
ter. Gearldine Nilsson Rill. and Mrs.
Y, IL Blum spent Sunday with VIM
cent Rill and family
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HOIcksyIr,l,g

Mr.. Vernon Sull and family. 81
Baltimore, spent Sunday with their
parenta, Mr.. ard Mrs Howard Sell
airs.
Miss Mary Wagner has returned 70
her home after spending week With
her sister. Mrs Cora Mlnkey. OF
Westminster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaaer, %;
Baltimore. spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs r W. Buchanan
Rev. Joseph c. Sinclair got stuck
IN the mud with bis ear last SUNDAY
morning At Mr.. Carroll Dayidsonf
He disappointed a hall full OF people
as u had been announced that yote
would be taken 40 to whether wc
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Nash and Velie Passenger Cars
Service and Mash Trucks
Delco-Light Products
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Roland shlpley was home from Bal
tiinore 0u q flying visit to his par
ents Mr and Mrs John A. sbipley
Roland " making good IN baltimore.
Congratulations
Nrs Arch Magpe and son. Jesse aud
Mr.. aud Mra. clifton shipiey. all 81
Baltimore, were recent visitors at the
home og Me- Theo shlploy
Alrs Sadogaky. who has been quite
siek. "a improving nt this writing.