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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-11
Tussday, February u

1891, commencing at II o'clock a. M,
the following personal property.
g HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS
sorrel mare, years old. work any
where hitchcd, and good leader
black horse. Duke Of Liberty 5
years old, general good worker and
driver, dappie grey Percheron wheel
horse, years old. work anywhere
hitched, 0ff-wheel marc. s years cid.
work anywhere hitched these wheel
horses weigh about 1900 pounds
each; black mare. 10 years old, good
worker and driver; bay mare, z
years old. a good worker and driver
2 dark buy colts, 4 years old. partly
broken. 3 HEAD or GOOD CATTLE
large Holstcin bull. ! grade Jersey.
grade Hoistein cows will be fresh
by day OF sale. others are good
grade OF milk COWS and viii De frcsb
from March rs 90 May -. 80 HEAD
or ti0tis--cousisting of 2 brood
saws. 4 with pigs BY their side. and
others viii farrow In March and
April; % head Of shoata. ranging
from 40 % 80 pounds IA weight sad
die back male hog. Win weigh 30
poundA 81 HEAD OF SHEEP AND
LAMBS. FARMING MACHINERY
AND IMPLEMENTS three a-horso
wagons. one d thimble siein with
bed. one . or 2-hugae wagon. thimble
aksin. with bid: Deering biader. Z
foot cut, III good order. Walter a.
wood mower. ~ foot cut IN good
order Deere side delivery rake. Key
stone hax loader. IN good order:
e-font horse rake, Kemp mauhre
suFeadsr, IN good nTdGr uissinger
1871 Il gasoline englne, grain sepn-
fator. Calico Burr chopper. ie-inch
nearly new; New Holland chopper,
John Dcere double gang furr9w pillow,
. horse Oliver pl0w, No 90; spring
tooth harrowH. one 2Qt1oth Perry
wooden frame, one . 23-t1otn Os-
borne lever harrow. roller. 50 tooth
anpothlBg harrow. Halioek weedV z,
3 Gale riding corn pl0Ws. check tdw
and drill corn planter, cnmeEueds
singio row Champion disc ulasfer. .
sets hay carriages. 30 feet i0ag hay
fork and rope. No 4 Sharpiea cream
separator. cider mill, h0g scalder.
FARM AND BUGGY HARNESS -
sets front gears. sets Yankee gears.
2 sets hruerhbanda. wagon saddle.
cailaFB, briGleH. hatterg, z sets chccR
lines. 9 winnewing mills, spring
wagon. onsilaEe cutter and blower
Rosa make. ieineh; set blacksmlih's
tools. IS tons timothy hay. bedalead,
E cupboards. chairs carpet, ~ yards
raE carpet. dinner bell, milk cans.
tlnwara potatoc3. Beaver cook
stove. No. 9. with tank; double
heater stovc. wood stoves. surrey.
double harness, spread poles. single
double aud triple trees. log chains
and many other articles TOO uumer-
Gus 10 montion.
Terms Of Sale "A credit q ?
months VIII De given ON all sums
above si010. the purchaser giving
his, her OF their uotes with security
satisfactory 10 the undersigned. bear
INK interest from day Of sale AL
sums ~ 5000 or under. cash, No
property 20 be removed until the
terms II sale are complied With.
Settlement must be- inside on the day
VIZ. A. SHAW.
>. \. O. Smith. Auctioneer.
Jesse Garner and Roy singer, Clerks.
Feb4-3t
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u HEAD or RED AND ROAM
nEH0RNFn TlTTIR-

Durham red COW. carrying 4th calf
come IN IN June. roam COW, carrying
9th calf. will come Ia in November
rcd COW carrying her 4th calf, will bo
fresh by day OF sale; roam COW carry
Ing her 5th calf. will be fresh by day
OF sale; Guernsey coz carrying gth
calf, will be fresh 10 October one
fat COW. Eight hesd Of stock bulls,
All III for pnFtfce
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3 LED on wORK MORsEs.

Gray horse, 10 years old. good lead
or, will work anywhere hitched;
black horse years old. good worker
wiz work anywhere hitched; roam
horse,d years old, good leader. will
work anywhere hisched; black horse
6 years old. good off-side worker. SAT,
and gentle for anyone TO drive; bay
horse, - years old, VIII work any
where.
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SHERIFFS SALE
CT A.
Valuable Farm
AT DENNINGS, CARROLL COUNTY,
MARYLAND.

BY virtue OF a writ Of fieri fecias
issued out OF the Circuit Court for
Carroll county, Maryland. at the suit
Of Union Bridge Banking and Trust
Company, a corporation, against the
goods and ehattels. lands and tene-
ments OF Andrew James Franklin Of
Carroll county. in the State OF Mary
land. | have seized the following
property. viz:
All those pieces or parcels Of land
situated. lying and being contiguous
to each other IN Carroll county, Mary
land, containing
AZ ACRES, / ROOD AND 80 so. PER.
oE land, more or less, which the said
Andrew James Franklin obtained
from Leah Franklin by a deed dated
April %. 1914, and recorded among
the land Records OF Carroll county,
Maryland, In Liber O. u. O., NO, i2a,
folio $751; &c,
The improvements thereon consist
OF a well-huilt weatherboarded DWELL
Ing house. bank barn, chicken house,
wagon shed, hog house and other
outbHiidings.
Some fruit and excellent water
This property Is situated at Dem
nings and Joins the properties OF the
y. r. Shriver Company. Clayton Bale.
Edgar Jenkins, Miss Polly Killer and
Charles Bond.
And hereby give notice that on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1921,
at 2 p. M. will offer on the prem
ises, at Dennings, the above mention-
ed land and improvements so seized
and taken, az public anction 20 the
highest bidder for cash. (0ther terms.
however. may be made With the Union
Bridge Banking and Trust Company.
the Judgment creditor)
WILLIAM BLOOM,
Sheriff Of Carroll County, Nd.
Jan. 2S-4t.
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VI HEAp 0F n0Gs.

Eight brood SONS. 4 will have pigs
IN March. , IN April, I Will have pigs
BY her side BY day Sf sale One male
hog. III for service. Balance are
shoatB ranging from 50 70 100 pounds
berkshire and Poland China crosaed
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DIR. FAB r. NJ E Y
DIAGNOSTICIAN

What is your weakness2 Any
kind Of Chronic Disease or De-
formity. l study these special
cases and can tell what tlH
trouble is. tits my aim to dag
nose difficult cases and tell you
what to do, and how to do It.
Send me your name and address,
and ! shall do.
HAGERsToWM. MR, /,
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~ HEAD or CATTLE

consisting Of mich COWS, Of which
viii be fresh in April, 3 OF which will
be fresh IN May and one VIII be fresh
by day OF sale; heifers, will be fresh
in April; 2 stock bills one Weighing
100 lbs. and the other is small.
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40 HEAD or HOGS

consisting of 3 brood sows will have
pigs by day OF sale, and the balance
are shoats ranging in weight from
% to 100 ms. also ] o. J. G male hog
weighing about 1876 lbs.
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Public Sale!

The undersigned, intending to
quit farming Will OFFER at public sale,
on Ills premises. situated one mile
south Of Uniontown, on
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One atom Columbia wagon. 4.iu
tread. witb bed. holds 40 bushels OF
corn. homemade wagon i-in. tread F;
s-horse marrow tread wagon and bed
low down wagon. 3.ln tread: ! spring
wagon. 2 sets kaY ladders. one set :
r.. onu 20 q. long, good as new; Deer
Ing grain binder. T-ft cut DeefinE
corn binder. Deering mower, S-fi.
cut: Mccormick hay rake, Deering
hay tedder. Superior shoe grain drili,
2 John Deere corn ealtlvat0Ta. one
walking ouitiFator. single corn FORK.
2 single shovel piow8. No. sol black
Hawk donbie.row corn planter.
guanRlcr single row corn planter.
Avery 4 Son 24-diHc harrow, good ~
ncw: 5-Hcg ton spring harrow two
2-epction spring harro~a, to-to0ih
spike harrow. Land roller. Weeder,
aweon MILL aiiaEe cutter vita q
fcst ~ drag. wind MILL corn shelter.
bob aled. square hack sleigh. top huE
~. 5.hprsc epYc1dur, two l-4orae
aprondsFa. lut az single, double and
tgluie trees. LOT ~ Jockey sticks. ,
log chains. nth chains. int Of stan
asrd and uBV chains. TO a. % hay
rope. fork ara puiiega rope block ana
tackle, grain erode. gcYthc ensd, u
doren pea eaaFfs. bag truck. iot %
manure fnrks, pitch forks, manure
hook. straw hook. rake, let ~ picks.
uattofk shoFriH. HiesinE irons,
scoop shovcia. slodru hammer. jog OF
sleigh bells. q grind sione wheeihar.
ssssass
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PUBLIC SALE!
On Tuesday, MARCH 8, 1921

The undersigned, intending TO omit
farming viii sell at public sale, or
above date, at his farm in Germany
Township, Adams County, about *
mile southeast Of Littiestown, on the
road leading from Baltimore pike to
Mason 4 Dixon Line, the following
personal property:
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- 's2 Is
4 HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES

consisting OF bay mare. years old.
off-side worker and driver; / pair Of
dark bay mules IS hands high. 10
years old and both will work wher-
ever hitched; l pair light bay muleB.
is hands high, years old both OF
which will work wherever hitched I
pair dark bay horses. years old. Will
work wherever hitched. any woman
can drive them.
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HARNESS, ETC.

Sis sets of lead harness aet brecch-
bands, 8 collars. brides, wagon sad
are. I aud 6-horse line, pluw lines,
lot 81 iyncts. wagon whip, 3 pairs 81
check lines. ioi og hiinhing straps, lot
~ hniters and chains, doahle 8el q
tngey harness aud lines. SETS q
Elnelr harness. spring waEnf polF
and bnEgy pole.
100 CHICKENS By the pound. lot
az chicken coopa one scotch collie
dog.
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Sat-, March 5, 1921


commencing ats1i o'clock sharp. The
following personal property to wit:
! mead Of work and driving horses,
Hazel, grey saddle mare, 3 years old,
weighs 1860, works anywhere hitrhed.
aud a good leader: Beb. brown inara.
~ years old. weighs 1900 pounds.
good; saddle or on wheel mare and
excellent pl0w leader; Ned. eDrrcl
mare. years old, weighs 100
pounda, woras anywhere hitched and
u good family driver. Daisy, bay
mare, s years oud, weighs 100
pounds. works anywhere except the
lead. excellent riding and driving
mare with enc style. any woman can
drive her Betty. chestnut s0rrel drtv-
Ing mare, G years old, Weighs about
~ pounds. works any place except
tie lead. excellent driver; this ia a
full Circulator mare and a beauty
20 HgAD or GOOD CATTLE
Consisting Of % head OF & a milk
cows, about half 0f these are fail
cows some will be fresh hy day nt
sale and the balance summer cows
some of these arc we'll bred Guernsey
and the rest uurhams, high grade
Guernsey hetferH. one l-year and one
i0-mouihs old; Durham stock bull.
IL WAD OF HOES.
Consisting o. 10 ehoata. weighing
from 90 90 Sd pounds. 2 good Brood
BOWS, viii have pigs BY day vt sale
FARM IMPLEMENTS
good as new Columbus 4 horse
wagon and bed. 2-horRe iron wheel
truck wagon. and bed. good as Hew
good milk wagon good milk sled. ncW
Goth century wide manure Hpreader,
2 sets % has carriages. ~ n. aud ~
h. good O. Mccormick bindcF.
Mccormick corn harvester good az
nav. new Mccormick nnweg, only
unt twn crops. McC1rmirk horse rake
good az new. 2 Gals 10 shovel rldlaE
coru pl0wu. good as ueW' linosier
toabin row corn planter, new super =
lcr Kruiu drill. new steel roller, Z
Ward gHfFus pl0w8 Perry wgudaH
frame sprlnE tooth harrow, good ~
hcW. rs and 90 Supth steel frame u
fGoth lever harrow. three-hpfHe pow
81 International gasoline engine. in
perfect running order. Smrlley terd
cutter. IS Isl cut. ruad DRAG aud feid
drnF pDtatn cover, gN-ft Candy belt,
Ifarpoon hay fork, 100 e. new hay
rope and puitnys, corn shelter DUNG
sled. 3 triple trees. double trees,
lofa az single trees. A-horse double
tree. Z Jockey sticks, z MOVING
arythes, grain cradle. dinner hell, z
sc8op ehayeia. home made saE
ohaiBs. loteof COW and other chains.
a.hnrss eyener. gireirhef. hay and
manure forks. good hHahei basket lot
of grain. feed. and fertilizer Sacks,
buggy spread. bag track
FARM HARNESS
, ssta a. hrsschhands sets lead
harness, & sets plow harness, acts
- nets. erurpera, collars. Eooa
nirnsn wing brides, ! housing Wak
On saddle. lead lines, new leaa
relna. haaera. wagon whip, ~ at
counting straps. 3 pair check lines.
set double bury harness. Lot ana
Z Gallon milk cans, buckets and
ptralner. large Red Cross Oak coat or
wood stove. many other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
Terms Of Sale All sums Of ~
and undcr. each: all sums above RiV
credit of ak months viii BE- given,
purchaser giving their note with APP
proved security, bearing inieIefs ifuul
dny of sale No property 70 oe re-
moved until terms Of sale are COM
piled with.
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FOR sALEl

Residence with all modern improve
ments and hardwood floors.
Apply to
JOHN d. BOWERS,
i9 Park Ave.
Jan. 2S-tf. Westminster. Md.
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LOT on m0rsEuOLD GOODS.

One no. ClimaE cook stove, Z
double heaters. ] Penn oak, I bFlent
fahish. buffets. table. large Kitchen
cupboard, corner cupboard,large chest
Surprise sewing machine, dough tray
"a dozen Kitchen ehairt, z wash
stands. bedsteads, 2 cFihe, euUch, 2
rocking chnsra. benches, lot Of
ismps aud lanterns lis-pgg ineaoa-
Tor. no Sharpless cream separator.
IRON kettle. ioi * mils cans ana
bi,gketa. 2 butter churns. 2-gaiion ice
cream freezer. large meat tub. LOT o.
"a rrels. meat grinder, Lawn mower
Home Model washing machine, ana
many other articles toe numerous 20
mention.
sale 10 begin AZ r. o'clock, sharp.
Terms win be made known day %
anta IN
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Walter w. Hartman.

&. r. Repp. Clerk
Geo. p. y. Engiar Clerk
s. II, Crawford, lF., Aucl
Feb li-ts
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70 mEAD ON GOOD ClTTLE

Consisting Of % head OF I'd milk
cows, about half of these are fail
cows some will be fresh hy day Of
sale and the balance summer COWS
some of these arc we'll bred Guernsey
and the rest Darhams, 2 high grade
Guernsey hetfers, one lyear and une
i0-monihs old; Durham stock bull
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Public Sale
of valuable
Personal Property /!

The undersigned, intending to quit
farming, will sell at public sale on
the farm Of Geo r .. EnglaE az
New Windsor, on
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II IWAD OF noes.

Consisting o. 10 shoata. weighing
from 90 to 50 pounds. 2 good brood
BOWS, viii have pigs BY day vt sale
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H. r. D0DRER.

VIM. +. Warner. Anct
G. ". Duttprer. Clerk
Feb. 1i-it
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SERENUs SELL.

d. D. Thurman, Auctloneer.
Feb, 1l-3t.
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PUBLIC SALE!

Intending 20 cult farming. the IN
denighed viii ofrr ~ public anie. on
tho College Farm. adjoining tho Waa,.
ern Maryland College. on
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

When a Feller Needs Friend.
Aristocratic Aunt Uo snail nephew
from the country rlayin. III the SNOWY
Please remember. Theodore. while
you are visiting us, that II will he
unnecessary for ynu TO make your
own snowmen. What are the servants
for?-Passing Show. London.
ATTEND Road Opening
Mankinds Hope Is the Future.
We live in the future. Even the
happiness of the present is made up
mostly of that delightful discomfort
which the hope of better things In
spreS.-J. G. Holland.
ATTEND Road Opening
HOOSIER KITCHEN CABINETS
The Worlds Standard
L. L. LEFLER, Hayti, Mo.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
MistIetoe Diners.

The American mistletoe differs from
the English mistletoe liz the independ-
ence of the sexes. In the European
the male and female flowers grow upon
the same plant hence berries may
be found on every plant. In America
each sex labors for itself. and grows
on separate plants; hence there are
many plants barren so far as berries
are concerned.
ATTEND nOud Oneninu
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

Improved Fire Hose Coupling.
Couplings for fire hose that are
tightly locked by quarter turn have
been invented by Massachusetts
man.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
ILLINOIS MAY 90 DEMOCRA.
TIC THRU ACTION OF SMALL
by International News Service.

4
Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-A wound
has been opened here in the Grand
Old Party that may have bearing
not alone on State politics but carries
with it Il possibility Of changing the
color Of the national situation.
The opening of this wound dates
back some few months before it leads
to the present day, when at this
writing the Governor and Lieuten-
nt-Governor Of Illinois are under in
dictments charging conspiracy to de-
fraud and embezzlament of State in
terest funds when they served as
Treasurer of the State,
Friction in the Republican party
in this state started previous to the
Republican National Convention IN
Chicago, when William Hale Thomp.
son and his eighteen followers bolt
ed and refused to vote for Frank 0.
Lowden, as the apublican nominee
for President.
Republicans and members of the De
mocratic party nthc House that the
administration was attempting to
force through it's legislative program
by rendering patronage favors. The
smouldering remains of the conven-
tion breach were being famed.
ha ,,,.,,
projects died in the last few days OF
the legislature, ana the Governor
sought vindication with tn Lowden
Republicans when ii came to pprov-
ing appropriations made to the heads
of the official branches. Huge slices
We're cut from all, including $780,
000 made to the AttorneyG aneral
tor enforcing the new State prohibi
tion Act In a statement the Cnve"-
nor charges that it was his BELIEF
the money would have been used b.
the AttorneyGeneral for building
upa political machine
This threw hot GOALS on tn"
dSIGS. anu tnt Ian Was 1,
applied with added zest Attorney |
General Brundage called in his pO-
ltical aides, held u conference and f,
then asked the Sangamon County |
Circuit Court to hold Grand Jury
of POPULATIONS dur
ing the terms as treasurer of Cover
nor Len Small and Liautenant.Gov ,
ernor Fred E. Sterling.
The Grand Jury returned indict-
ments against both and also Vernon
Curtis. . Grant Park banker and bro
ther OF the late Senator l.. c. CARTS
The indictments charge embcz..l
ment and conspiracy to defraud in
the handling Of interest moEey re
ceived in the loan of $1,000 1rH
made from the State Treasury.
no aMl t. GRHJ gkq G G GU
This laid the wound wide open.
Vitriolic verbiage emanated in sta
tements from the two political fac
tions. Governor Small charges his
Indictment to the big money inter
ests and traction barons who were
seeking his political assassination.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

The other ide charge the Governor
| with attempting to cover up by dodg-
Ing bout with counter charges in
stead of facing the indictments.
The question now arises as to
whether during the three and one
half years remaining in the Small
administration this wound can be
healed? Can two political factions
get to gether after fighting each
other with such bitterness?
If not, what will be the result?
AS the darky says, things have
done gone Democratic" which would
mean that one of the largest r."
publican States in the Union would
he slipping away from the Grand Old
Party, and this is no small item
whcn "ou begin to calculate its ef-
feet on national politics.
Illinois has long been Republi-
can state, and never in the memory
of the old politicians has the Dsmo-
cratic party ever had the opportuni
ty it is now afforded to grasp the
rors of political power,
ATTEND Road Opening
G. C. Akers attended to business at
St Louis the first of the week
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
Watch for our special sale OF
toilet soap, at Buckleys

Stamps worth sS,C0O,000 collect
ed by Austrian noblemen, are to be
sold shortly in Paris.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
MONEY THROWN ON THE WATER
RETURNS TO YOU In A FEW DAYS

PART. however small, of every doll
lar you spend in your own own
comes back to you. The more money
that is spent in this town, the more
there is to be spent WITH YOU.
no matter whether your business is
farming, dry goodsing, restaurants
ing. Numbering or laboring.
This is true OF every town and
city in the land. But the town that
can coax money from the people of
other towns, soon becomes so pros
porous that people flock to it, and
that's how wealthy cities are made.
1t is the duty OF every man and
woman in this community to spend
every cent he intends to spend right
here. 1t is his duty to himself, so
that his own property. his own busi-
ness, his own job will be worth
ling market.
blocks and businesses and jobs are
communities whose people spend
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the ear. There Is
only one woy to cure catarrhal deafnese.
and that is BY a constitutional remedy.
famed condition o: the mucous lining OF
the Eustachan Tube When this tube 10
perfect hearing and when 1t is entirely
closed. Deafness is the result. Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which is
an inhamed condition of the mucous sur
faces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured BY Halls Catarrh Medicine. Cir
cuars free. All Druggists. T5c.
+. ]. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. o.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

Fresh caggabe. solid Northern
heads, at Buckleys.
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

Elmer Stephens and Jas. T. Jack
son were in Charlottesville Wednes-
day attending to business matters.
Attend Road Onenins-
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
Foreign Advertising Repre- eserta..
: HE AMERICAN FHEsS ESNClAr.N'
..DERTISING RATES.

Regular legal rates will be charged
by The Hayti Herald for all legal ad :
Nert!aing, one dollar per square for
the hrst insertion and fifty cents for
each subsequent insertion. cash with
proof of publication in every case, un-
less prior arrangements have been
made. Rates for some OF the common
forms of legal advertisements are as
follows: Order of publication in di-
voyce cases $50, cash IN advance: No.
tice of final settlement $3.50: Admin
istrators notice SO; Bank financial
statements IS, cash with proof of pub
lcation
Display, front page column inch is
Display, run of paper, colunn inch rs
Locals, black face. per line---.1O
Locals, less than l inch, per word .O1
Readers. per inch Observation-Disclosures .25
VhiCe
Residence Phone AZ
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18

To prevent milk from running over
when it comes to a boil put spoon
in it,
The Hayti herald., 1921-08-18
Soap VIII Stop Il.

An ordinary piece OF kitchen soap
s one Of the best lubricants. A cor
aer of the cake rubbed on the metal
Of latch that will not work. on the
cords of a window that sticks, on bu-
reau drawers or doors that will not
open and close easily will remedy the
trouble in remarkably quick time.
ATTEND Road Opening
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1921-07-06
University Graduate
Elected to Faculty

Alexander Blair, of Wilmington,
has been made Instructor in English
and History at the University OF
Delaware. Mr.. Blair will be remem-
bered in Newark as a student, gradu-
ating from the institution in 1920. He
received his early education at the
Wilmington High School. Last year
he was instructor in History at the
High School of Wilmington, where he
attracted the attention Of the Uni
versity authorities.
Mr.. Blair left this week for Column
bia University where he will take the
Summer Course of six weeks in. his
special work. He will assume his
new duties at the opening of the next
term.