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Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals

A California bungalow, modern In every respect Combination irfns-
Don n diningroom. W. sleepingrooms: conveniently arranged Kitchen
cheerful brcakfastroom. this reakfasroom "A be also used q a sewine-
Don o a aeepngroom. Hardwood floors. Finished in whfte enamel
Encloseu bach porch: full basement The exterior as we'll as ts interior
= vey attractive. II you are Elm the. market for a nifty BUNGALOW. you
Very eosein. four room house. consisting of nvfngroom. two bed
rDoms n kitchen; eastfacins lot soxito; sdewaiksa and eurbins all in
Price 1880 with $1,000 cash IS first payment
A modern fourroom home located IN South Poplar sueet This is
trade.
Located o. Beech street. a dandy threeroou house. This nome 10
well construcred. Size Il house l5xso; full basement. price, s2T5o with
only $50 cash. This is a good proposition for someone. Owner In
leaving Casper and Is going o sell.
Threeroom house, 14x.4. located in Kenwood addition. Breakfast
nook. o corner lot Price. 81 500 with only 5000 cash as first payment.
halsnce * rent. Owner is going to nov o a ranch nc is gon to sell.
LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF CASPER
insurance HARRY FREE Investments
25z S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone o68W
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FOR SALE-Good used cars; all in
good shape. and also we give a COM
mission. Do not let your car rot in
your yard. Bring your a over and
We will give you spot cash for il
Don't forget us. Auto Exchange. Fifth
and Center streets 6-1o-lot
, 1921-06-11

FOR SALE-Almost new h~ali-bearins
wringer; also range with water
, 1921-06-11

Three-room house in southwest part
OF the city. This consists OF two nice
rooms on the first floor and wash
room in the basement. Full lot 55x130
feet. chicken house and coal sheds on
the rear. Plenty OF room to raise
chickens or a nice garden. The house
IL nicely painted. has built-in cup
board and clothes closet and n plas-
tered m the inside. II is n corner
lot. n has an east 'front.'. There Is
plenty OF room for another building on
the rear OF this lot. Price s2.750 IL
taken at nee $500 will handle this.
balance like rent.
, 1921-06-11
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
front. gas burner. Phone 7ss.

FOR SALE-Porch swing. 81. 3s7
South Ash street. Phone 1860.
5-1T.tf
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The Western Realty Co.

=. NJ. zIhfMERs. Pres. a Gen. Mgr,
Suite s11. on Exchange Building
, 1921-06-11
AGENTS

wANTED-A live wire salesman in
established busfness- For further in.
formation call at 74s East II street
6.6lt
, 1921-06-11

Casper, consult . Reaitor.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
THE REPuBLlcAN FREE LIST.

Representative Tillman Dem. b,
Ark gave this excellent humorous
summary OF the Fordney Tarin Free
List; The gentleman from Michigan
(Ms. Fordneyl many times milton
aire, we are told, chief godfather 81
this tariff baby, chief defender OF the
laboring man, ehamplon-in-ehief Of
the farmer, friend. benefactor. and
lord protector par excellence OF the
downtrodden, has provided a free Hist
in this bill that ! shall discuss brief-
ly. BY reason OF his Kindness. there IL
still something free for Americans be-
sides salvation. Sandwlched and
hedged in between devices and sub
terfuges and pitfalls and jokers and
traps Is now and then an article on
the free list Some chemicals. ami
here Is one OF them: Sulphide OF ar
senlc; also Yalerianic acid The con-
sumner is taxed for everything he
wears, from the hat on his head to the
shoes on his feet, but asafoetide co
culus indicusi annaito, cudbear. gam
bier, osmium. and kieserite can leap
over the taritf wall, higher than the
wall that grim old Romulus built
around Rome, and kieserite ct al. do
not have TO pay for the privilege OF
the leap. The poor old American coz
sumner must be taxed for his collar
and his coat, his shirt and his socks.
but there comes 10 him galloping
through the wide breach Mr.. Fordney
made through his tariff wall such ne
cefsties as clvet, musk, arrowr not,
bones (crude steamed or ground
Many a good woman will complain
because or the duty ON baby clothes
and shroud for her dead husband
but Mr.. Fordney provides that she
shall have coir yarn diyidivi, and
fish skins (both raw. or saltedl with
out any duty IIandkerchiefs are tax
ed, but lava IS free. Necktles are on
the dutiable list, but teaches crawl in
untaxed. Boys, Mr.. Fordney makes you
pay two prices for your suspenders.
but pulu is not taxed, and 30 on ad
libitum, ad nauseum."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED - BLISS MA
TIVE HERBS is a remedy for the re-
lief Of Constipation, Indigestion, Bill
business. rheumatism. Kidney
Troubles II Is well-known every
whore Thee remedies are sold at a
price that allows agents 20 double
their money. Write AIonzo q. Bliss
Medical Co. Washington. j. G., for
Aimanace. Cook Books. Health Books.
which are furnished free OF charge TO
agents. Mention this paper. mch4-6m
WANTEDl--Girl or middle aged wO.
man for general house work IN family
of three Phone e-R
Civil Service examinations for men,
women, over ~ Railway Mail CLERK.
sifae. p0sionlce Clerk. Government
Clerk. Typist. tt4eo-tiso0 Experience
write 3 G.eonard former CivI Seq
vice exumlnerl sg4 Equitable Bldg,
Washington, u. &. agfg-gts
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
PROMINENT BANKERS
OCCUPYING new
BUILDING
THE A. /. DOlllAGs COMPANY, PROM
EeHT INVESTMENT BANKERS, HAVE
REMOVED THEIR PHILADELPHIA Off,
CEs TO THEIR NEW BUILDING At
t42i WALNUT STREET,

The Philadelphia Journal Of Com
MERGE says:
II has long been the pleasure and
privilege or the Journal u Commerce
70 comment u length upon the Wide
and growing Importance Of the in
yestment banking interests Of the
Quaker City. and IN this connection
special mention may be made % the
change OF location effected by The
IN. i. Dollings Company. prominent IN
yestment bankers. who for some years
past had their Philadelphia Offices To-
Gated in the Widener Building Their
business has recently assumed such
wide and growing proportions az 90
have necessitated greater office space
and provide an extension OF existing
facilities.
With the above objects In view they
have recently removed their Philadel-
phia offices to their own new building,
.at 1921 Walnut street, whore The con-
venlencea AZ command are Of the most
modern character Their removal has
been decided step In the direction Of
progress. and their many patrons ana
clients will undoubtedly appreciate
the arrangements made for their com
fort, convenience and accommodation.
In their new building they are IA a
better position than ever before for
rendering clients and the public al
large a thoroughly reliable and salts
factory service in every phase Of the
investment banking business. and the
MANAGEMENT Is 10 be cumplimenfed
upon the energy which Il has display
ed In keeping so closely In touch with
the large and growing needs OF the
business.
The main offices Of the company are
located in Columbus, Ohio, Philadel-
phla, indianapolis. Cleveland Pitts
burgh. Washington. D. c.. and Baltl-
more. Midland have two hundred and
eighty-six branch Offices.
Measrs. George y, Porter. vlce-pres-
ident and treasurer, and y, WI Brown,
sales manager possess a thoroughly
practical knowledge Of every detail OF
the business They are known as men
VINO actually achieve results. and
their successful record OF tho past Is
the best evidence that can be cited In
support OF their energy. ability and
enterprise In conclusion II only re-
mains 10 be said that The r. l.. Doll
lngs Company has met with success by
honestly deserving il, and we feel
confident that their future efforts will
be even more successful than those of
the past
RI L. Dohings Company is repre-
seuted by Messrs, Martin d. Hess,
Ralph Bonsack and John Bushey IN
this county, with Offices in this city
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
TheD Observation-Disclosures
WESTMINSTER. MD.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. ls, 1921
THE HOUSEWIFE AND
WE TARIFF.

= THE TARIFF.
IN the whole history OF Republican
tariff legislation one outstanding fact
is that the individuals who bear the
heaviest burdens Of the tax are never
consulted in the drafting or amend
ing or the passage OF the act Among
these is the American housewife.
Some OF the instances In which house
wives are taxed under the Fordney
tariff were pointed out by Representa-
tive Marvin Jones OF Texas, in a
speech against the bill. Among other
things he said:
I'm taking up the items OF this bill
we find on all table, kitchen, house
hold and hospital utensils a levy Of
five cents per pound. plus thirty per
cent ad yalorem plus ten per cent
more II the articles are electrical.
Thus every housewife in America
must pay tribute OF around forty
per cent on practically every article
she uses IN the kitchen, and II she
should become III and go TO the hos
pital, the utensils in the hospital have
a tariff levied on them, and she must
pay her pro rata part, which is an
additional cost.
liable knives are given the penals
ty OF sixteen cents each, 50 that when
the housewife buys dozen table
knives she must pay si92 for THE
privilege Of furnishing her table with
silver knives. An additional amount
is levied upon forks, spoons. table
wares, etc. II she buys a pair Of
scissors she must pay three cents
each. plus thirty-hye per cent I'D va
loren.
Here is the furniture schedule
which levies from twenty-five to nifty
per cent on furniture, so that the
American home viii be penalized
when an effort ls made 20 secure the
necessary furniture for the operation
of the home. Carpets are given a
levy OF from one 20 Eve cents. plus
twenty 10 thirty per cent ad falnrem,
II seems that on some OF there arti-
cles they were ashamed TO state all
OF the levy in one form. SO they doubl-
ed up IN the form and thus got them
from two different angles.
1.-THE housewife must pay for her
clock thirty-fye per cent ad yalorem,
and II she secures q clock With jewels
an additional amount Of 81 70 81
for each clock IL added
Electric light bulbs and lamps are
given thirty-hve per cent levy 50
that those who use electric light for
the purpose OF reading and working
or for amusement must pay FOR that
privilege"
These tariff taxes are In addition 70
what the housewife must pay In taxes
on food, clothing. shoes and wearing
apparel generally.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING PAYS,

No more convincing illustration OF
the efficiency OF newspaper adyertis-
ing has been presented than the ex-
perience OF the Literary Digest. Five
years ago when the magazine had
100000 circulation the directors de-
cided that larger circulation was de-
sirable and that the only way to get
II was through advertising, For four
years $1000,000 was invested annual
'ly in 400 leading newspapers in the
United States with the result that to-
day the magazine has circulation
Of I,3O0,O00, and its income has been
INCREASED more than 300 per cent.
Would Il have been possible for the
Literary Digest TO secure such re-
turns from any other mediums We
believe not Newspaper advertising
presents its message when people are
In b receptive mood. Appearing as II
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
Monday, Sept. II, 1921

al l o'clock p. NJ, the following: The
late home Of the deceased. a TWO
STORY WEATIKERBOARDED NET
Al. ROOF HOUSE. containing eight
rooms. reception bail and bath. with
outbuildlngs The property has a
frontage OF 55i5 ft.-35ih fset, suitable
for q fine building lot.
Also So ACRES OF very desirable
BUILDING LOTS or farming land.
situated on the road leading from the
New Windsor road to the home OF
Dr, H. NJ. Fitzhugh These lots adj
join the land of Dr. H. N. F'itzhugh
and The land OF the late VIM. A. Gun
nIngham. This land has been sur
yeyed and divided into fifteen fine
building lots with a frontage o. fifty
feet each. running back one hundred
and ninety-eight feet with alleys at
each end and rear Also back Of these
lots IL lot Of valuable farming land
containing four acres, one rood and
nineteen perches, with entrance on
New Windsor road. Said lots adioin
the land OF Mr. Il. y Snader. Land
VIII be sold IN lots or as whole. 70
best advantage
Also the following household aud
Kitchen furniture: oak bedroom suit.
iron bed. springs and mattress,
bed and springs. bureau sind stand.
cane seated chairs. lamps, stands.
mating wash bowls and pitchers.
eommudo rocking chairs. carpets
hall rack square piano. mirrors, sida-
board cook stoves. j Oh stove. ex-
tension table. / corner cupboard. lot
of cheirA leaf table. lot 81 dlahes.
refrigerator. wash tubs. scales.
benches. window shades and screens.
empty Jars corn on cob. Iron kettle.
8 tons % coal and other articles too
numerous 70 mention
Also ten shares % The First Ma
tioaai Bank 0f Westminster.
Two $500 Bonds OF the City OF West
minister
floi3 Bond 81 Salem Lodge /. q. O y.
No 50 OK Westminster
One share SousectArian Chapel
Public Hall Association of FrizeIlburg.
Terms Of Sale II Real Estate One
third % the purchase money 10 be
paid 10 rash upon the day OF sale. Or
upon thc ratification of the sale By
the Court. and the balance IN two
equal payments 81 three and six
moniha; the deferred payments 10 be
secured BY the notes OF The purchase
.cfa. with approved security, bearing
interest from The day % sale. Of ali
cash a che option ~ the purchaser
or purchaser.
Terms Of Sale Of Personal Prop.
erty All sums under 81. cash. on
all sums y 81 ana upward credit Of
six months viii be given on the bonds
0r single biiis 81 the purchasers. with
approved security. bearing interest
from the day ~ sale
Terms Of Sale uf Stocks and Bonds
Cash on day 81 sale
FRANK 4. CAssEil..
Executor o. Sarah a T. Gilbert
deceased.
aakia-it W T. Wilson. Aaet
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
TOPICS OF THE DAY

People do not marry as early as
they used to, but they marry oftener.
--Greenville Is. CO Piedmont.
When Grover Bergdoll heard Of
Dempseys victory, he probably threw
his hat into the air and yelled, We
win i'-Lebo (Kansas) Star.
At the present rate a million Fords
viii be turned out In a year That
will make one for each ioke.--Wall
Street Journal.
I'VE regard as unture the report
that Grover iiergdoll Is going 10 got
married. because It would be im-
possible for him to find lesser half.
Washington Post.
Taxes wouldn't seem 80 high II the
4 taxpayer felt he was getting some
thing for his money Kansas City
Star.
Piayer-planos are being sold I'm
Africa, which makes Il hard for mis-
i hA3NhftG1 W 5ANHNAlAN AAtg AtHtt*NH tANt
we love peaces- Washington Post,
I
About the only boast Heinie made
good was that enc about making
America pay for the war.-C Colorado
Springs Gazette.
4 We cant see that Hays has improg-
( ed the service much The bills still
arrive on time and the checks day
Y late. baltimore SIM.
Chicago was dark for six hours dur
ing q strike Of clcctricans but
crime didn't increase any. II couldn't.
New York Evening post.
II won't make great deal Of an.
ference 70 the average Glivyer driver
whether the oil Ii controlled by John
Bull or John D.. Marion Star
The man who never lends money
never has many friends. Also, he
doesn't need them. Kansas city Star.
We sill believe the best plan to
keep cool IL TO SET the thermometers
back ten degreea. Pittsburgh Chroni-
Gle Telegraph.
We have lost al hope that China
viii ever become civilized. eleven
bandits have just been executed over
there within twenty-four hours after
capture &C Columbia lS. ca Record
( Give the Republicans their due
They propose to Pot skeletons on the
free list and to reduce the tariff from
90 70 40 per cent ad yal0rgm on pax
erehlps Dallas Sewa,
Gold and silver 10 small quantities
have been found IN some Wyoming
coal. We thought they we're Eold-piat.
ing II when We asked the price re-
Gently -Farm. stock and Home
& tsiiuneapoiin)
The best We can say for the dry
champions who went In 70 knock out
John Barleycorn ia that they have him
very Kroggy Columbia g c.
II is 10 be hoped IN tho irlsh neEp'
tiationa that the Orange factor w3ll
not prove lemon baltimore Amer
lean.
It's taxation without representa-
flon when dad stays home while the
rest 81 the faulty 50 on vacation
WIilinmAporl sun.
Wichita carpenters have voluntarily
reduced the amount 81 wages ihey
couldn't get and have Kone 10 HorK
Barber County tKansaal indox
Beating swords into pl0wahnrca
wont make the world entirely safe
There will still be fools who Wiii try
10 beat trains to 3 crossing Akron
Beacon Journal
Prohibition IL a great thing The
money the head n the family Enrmrr
i 81 spent Tor strong drink now IL spent
by the wife and kids for eoit drink
Kansas City Star
Work and forget all about the
heat, advineR judge Lands Gond I'd.
! vice. especially when the work bring
IN $4,000 a year and box-aeats 10 all
the ball games Peoria Transcript
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
Executors Sale
of Valuable
Real Estate, SigCks, Bonds
and Personal Property.
Executors Sale

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. 100
West Main street, Westminster, Mary
land. on
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The loafers at the village hangouts
don't do much work, but anyway they
claim they are giving the country the
benefit Of their massive brains on
pending problems
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Political harmony is the ideal TO-
ward which the politicians are always
working but when il exists Il usually
means merely that the boys have
agreed on the division d the swag,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The Pebble Service Commission has
granted permission to the philadef-
phia, Baltimore & Washington Rail-
road to make iron Hill, three miles
north OF Elktons non-agency sta
ton.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

does in a medium that Is. welcomed
and read in practically every house
hold 1t is bound to attract the atten-
tioh of masses II people. and II the ar
ticle advertised possess real merit,
large sales are sure TO follow ~ Edi-
tor and Publisher.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
Lima Beans /!

We viii purchase Lima Beans "a
our Westminster Factory any day Of
The week excepting Monday and Sat.
urday
See az bcloreselling elsewhere.
a. r. sHRlrER COMPANY
augie-st
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

II think the game Of golf ought to
be stopped because OF It's brutality"
Golf d brutal gamer What gave
you that ideag''
Il heard my husband say he drop
ped one dead At the pin on the four
teenth Detroit Free Press.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

At the coming disarmament con-
ference. II Is expected each power
win agree to disarm provided an the
other powers disarm Arnt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Thomas Fuss, Of Union Bridge, who
had been injured at his fathers barn
raising and taken TO hospital over
six weeks ago returned to his home
Monday evening and every hope Is en-
tertained for his complete recovery
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The popular method OF saving pub
lie money is for the politicians 10
iuggIe the deficit over so that the
next administration has 70 pay for ~.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
I.o 8 TT!

Lost 3 bunch Of Keys between Elm
ory Grove Camp and Wesiminaser
Finder piease return 10
Gro. l.. ST0CKsnALF.
Westminster. nd
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

While II usually takes two fools to
make an automobile accident, there
are enough OF them on the road soI
that they frequently get together.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The politicians should not engage
in fat fights. but should merely call
each other thieves and liars IN 2
gentlemanly way.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

RI some people would only use
Judgment in selecting a wife as they
do in buying an automobile the d.
vorce courts would have less 70 do.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Principal reason Why q lot o. peo-
ple fail 10 register kicks on theit
taxes. Is that they think Il they snow
up their property they viii have 70
nav a lot more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Mr.. and MrR. O. c. corhin and Mr..
and Mrs William Il. Davis. aud two
children, Will Leave Sunday night for
a tour through Ohio.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

These people who can't drive an
unless they get several
drinks in, will be complaining before
long that the turnkey decent even
give EN- ice In their water pitcher.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Many people being drowned while
bathing. they evidently made great
mistake in going into the water be-
fore knowing how 10 swim.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The ghost Of an honest Maryland
hog would blush u he knew the
prices the butchers asked the con
eumer for a pound OF bacon OF mn
carcass
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

The bachelor feels the world y
against him. II he gets married he mas
wife 10 Aupport and II he does mol
get. married business concerns wont
give him Job.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Claimed the women will soon be
hustilng for political Offices ~ bau
as the men. but Il Will never occur
10 them that they can get elected by
passing around FIVE cent cigars
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
TvmE WATKINS NAN

Tlee new Waikins man Il on his
way through the Northern pag1 81
Carroll county Nth ) Gem Use u all
kinds ~ WATNiffs GOODS
ELMER v YoST. AGENT.
Hampstead. Md.
auElg-tt' Phone 2z-FG.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
On The Funny Bone

what good does Il do you 70 shake
your fist a. that disappearing motor
ist and call him hard names2 He can't
see or hear you
Maybe not said the wrathy pc
destrian. who had Just ieaped for his
life. hut hoped there might be a
relative Of his among the spectators
who would take up the quarrel, I'm
mad enough to punch anybody's
who's kin 70 him. II he's only q see
ond cousin. Birmingham Age-Her-
aid.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Rev. Samue I Borden Smooth, who
has been rector OF White Marsh par
ish at Trappe for ilTe years, has re-
signed. and viii retire from active
ministerial work.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
Maryland Happenings

The blant D + the Algren Manpfac-
turing compaJi " at Greensboro has
closed for lacl Of orders
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Mrs. Barnacle, (readingi-A man
lost $1,000 through hole IN his pock-
ct.
Barnaele His wifes fault, | wish
you'd give a little more attention 10
my pockets. ! may l0se
Mrs. Barnacie ] do attend 10 them
but never find anything.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19

Just because she was married, =
woman the other day undertook 20
lecture me on the way ought 10 be-
have"
why didn't you tel. her TO mind
her own business
She'll say that was what she was
doing you see, she was my vile. ~-~
Minneapolis Tribune.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
York Golden Cloth 29c

Regular 35c quality OF York goIaen
There is better wash fabrics for hard thing like
the price with these well
little heavier than gngham It just right for suits
dresser
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-08-19
EoR SALE.

a nice little Poultry Farm. contain.
Ina FOUR ACRES. fruit of an kinds.
comfortable 7-rvom house. All naccs.
sarg buildings pump AZ door, sltpai-
% near patapBcu Apply 80
MRS. EMAsA IEAlgNfsM.
aagla-2,' Patapaca Md