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suffering with a bone felon, went to
the hospital and had the finger taken
of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Caylor on
Sunday Mrs, Thomas was Miss Mar
tina Spies, formerly OF this vicinity.
MIR. and Mrs. John Newcomer en-
tertained ON Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
William Warehime and sons, Arthur,
and Elmer, of Baltimore.
Misses Olevia and Jane Grouse Wis
tied relatives at Littiestown the past
week
Frizellburg-C. e. Rally commence
ing at 2.SO y. m. and 7.30 D. m.
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Tho Ladies' Aid of Deer Park met
AT the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Geo a
Shipley Thursday, September 20. The
meeting was opened with singing. fol-
lowed with scripture reading by Mrs
Beard. Lords prayer by all. minutes
OF the last meeting were read and APP
proved, roll called and dues collected,
Sy.05; visitors 80 cents Il was moved
and seconded 10 pay Sl5 toward a
new platform for church. Mrs. Ship
ley served refreshments of cake and
ice cream which was enjoyed by 81
members and visitors. Next meeting
left open.
The Ladies' Aid OF Deer Park will
serve refreshments OF sandwiches
coffee, cake and ice cream OF Mr.
John Bakers, Election day, November
Is.
Mr.. and Mrs John L. Shlpley. Mrs.
Herbert Gorsuch. Mrs. Chester Ship.
ley and daughter, Eliza, spent SAT
urday in Baltimore visiting Mr. Ship
leyis grandson, Kenneth Uppereo
who was hit by a truck and bruised.
Mrs Frank Freyman spent We'd
nesday and Thursday in Baltimore.
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Rally Day services viii be held al
Sandy Mount this Sunday morning q,
1890 A program will be rendered
and DR. Fortunes. OF the Seminary
will be present and deliver an address
At 7.a0 D. M, the Christian Endeayor
Will hold rally. Several other G, n
societies will attend. Several promi-
nent speakers from Baltimore will be
present and Mr.. Richard Harris, a
great choir leader from Baltimore will
conduct the singing. All cordially in.
vlted TO attend and enjoy these ser
vices
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Caple en-
tcrtained on Sunday week. Mr. and
Mrs. John Strekle. and son. Baltimore,
Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. Caple, Mr., and
Mrs. Claude g. Buckingham and Mrs.
L. w Caple and daughter. LottIe.
Mrs Thos shillng's three sisters
left for their home In Iowa last FRI
day. after having spent a month with
relatives. They are delighted with the
Eastern country and people and an
ticipate returning for another visit
Miss Carrie Rooms. OF Ilinwood,
spent couple days with Mrs. Claude
G. Buckingham last week
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MANCHESTER

The Young Women's Missionary
Society of Trinity Reformed Church,
under The leadership OF their presi-
dent, Miss Fannie G. Ross. will hold
an entertainment In the Lecture room
of the church, Thursday evening
October 10. The following program
VIII be rendered Pageant, "The Magic
Thank Offering Box" "A Missionary
Talk" by Miss Dotteter, piano and
violin duet, Miss Myrtle and Master
Clark strevig: vocal duet, Mrs. Hilda
Harris and Miss Anna Eouer: sill
yer collection will be lifted; ice
cream, cake and candy FOR sale.
Mrs. e.. w. Gregory entertained
Friday September 30, the noted sing
err John Chas Thomas and wife, and
his, mother and father. Rev. Wilson
Thomas and Mrs. Thomas. all Of Bal
timore.
Mrs. John Hosefeld had as her
guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs Brown
and Mr.. George Warner or Hanover.
Mr. T'heo Little and son. OF Han
over, Pa. we're guests ri the home OF
the Misses Laura and Della Llppy
The registers In Precinct No. reg
istered 3 and took on 4: IN Precinct 2.
they registered and took of /.
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1913 Acres, 2 Roods & 36 Per.

Of land more or lcss. and adjoining
The properties of Matthew shipley,
Thomas Cook. William I. Fleming,
Charles Conway. Byhrd Dorsey and
others This farm ~ improved by 2h
story Weatherboardod dwelling house
% ten rooms, new large bank barn,
40x72. corn crib hog house and all
necessary outbuildinRa. There are
apple and pear trees and other fruit
en- the place There Is water in the
house and IN the barn. supplied by a
wind pump and large cement tank
holding 100000 gallons ~ water
The farm IL we'll watcred, with 9
acres IN growing alfalfa II has been
lined three times in tho last twelve
years and Is In an excellent state OF
cultivation and Is a most desirable
farm Tor dairy purposes and Is one
OF the best cropping farms IN the
county About 1865 acres are devoted
TO farming purposes and the rest Is
IN woodland The farm was formerly
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MILLERs

on Wednesday last at the home oil
I her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry x
Miller, Mrs George Bollinger, Jr., lad
the misfortune OF failing on the con
crete steps and breaking bone In her
Fight arm near the wrist She Ii un-
der the care Of her physician and is
getting along as good as can be ex-
pected
Miss Myrl Miller, of Baltimore
spent from last Saturday until Tues
day with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II
X. Miller and family.
Misses Myrtle Cape and Treya Hare
spent last Sunday in Baltimore.
Mr.. Edwin Shaffer. OF Baltimore.
spent last Saturday and Sunday visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Samuel Hare.
. MIR. and Mrs. Charles Miller and
daughter Frances, spent last Saturday
In Baltimore
Mr. and Mrs Henry K Miller spent
last Thursday at Lancaster Fair. Pa.
Mi Vernon Martin OF Baltimore.
spent last Saturday and SUNDAY Wis
ting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thorn
as Martin.
MT anu 4Oih. henry W. Mllltf anu
Mr., and Mrs Preston Boliinger spent
last Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. I.u-
Their Rlnehart and family, Of Glen
Rock, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Garrett. MIR
Howard Garrett, and Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Miller spent last Sunday visit
ing relatives near Union Mills, Md
Mr. and Mrs Henry X Miller spent
last Sunday visiting Mrs Belle
Ebaugh. Of Greenmount.
Miss Margaret Sanders, Of Hanover
Pa. spent several days last week VIC
ting her friend Miss Minnie Zepp
Messrs Walter and Charles Miller
and George Boilinger spent last Sun,
day in baltimore
Mr. and Mrs James RuhrbauFh and
Mr. Allen Rohrbaush spent last Sun.
day visiting relatives at Glen Rock
Pa.
Miss Grace Sendruck. Of Hanover
Pa spent last Saturday and SUNDAY
visiting her PARENTS MIR and Mrs
Frank sandruck and family
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Mr.. George Sternor, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Jacobs o. Blooming Grove. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Little. Mr.. and Mrs.
Erwin sterner and children. Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Grogg and daughters, Mar.
garet and Madeleine. Mr. and Mrs. wa
liam Fink, al Of Hanover. Pa. Mrs
William Crumrine and granddaughter.
Catharine Leese. OF this place. Mrs.
Andrew EBenhuth. and Mrs Edward
Wine. Sr., Of Ebbvale. spent Sunday II
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs n John III
senhuih OF this place Mr and Mrs
Elsenhuth are the proud parents Of =
young daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Frock. Of Mc-
Sherrystown: Mr. and Mrs Grover
Frock. MIR and Mrs Clinton Fickep
Rosella Frock. Annie, Della. Madalcue
and Geraldine Sholl. al Of Hanover
Pa. spent Sunday afternoon At the
home Of MIR and Mrs Ezra Frock. OF
this place
Mr. and Mrs Wesley Hurieh. Sir
and Mrs Joseph tyUuey aud daughter
Mary, Mrs Maurice Thurman and
children, Naomi and Charles. of Han
over. Pa. spent Sunday at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little. 1f this
place Mrs Thurman and children
spent several days with her parents
AT this place
a chicken and waffle supper Will be
held AZ 81. Jerusalems Bacbman'al
Church on Tuesday evening, October
9TH. Ice cream. candy and pop win be
on sale Everybody come and ret n
good supper Net proceeds for benefit
VI t6e church.
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PARADE AND MASS MEETING or
MEMS ADULT BIBLE CLASSES
or CARROLL COUNTY.

The Carroll County Sunday School
Association. under the leadership 81
Rev. w. G. Parrish, OF New Windsor
superintendent of adult bible class
work. is arranging a big parade of the
mems bible classes OF the Sunday
schools Of Carroll county to be hello
in Westminster on Sunday afternoon,
October 30. followed by 4 great mass
meeting for men 10 be held. probably
In the armory and IL arrangements
can be made q similar meeting In one
OF the churches for women, each TO be
addressed by prominent Sunday school
workers This Is expected 10 be n great
day In the history OF Sunday school
work in our county AMI all schools IN
our borders are asked 10 take note
and prepare 10 take part. Further
particulars will be given later.
Frederick county has had such a
celebration for several years paat and
religious leaders there are unanimous
IN the opinion that II by far the big.
Eeat event ~ the kind in that county
In the year. Last year they had nearly
2000 men IN line. Their meeting this
year VIII take place on November G
Mr. Parrish has been very active
IN this department of RELIGIOUS work
and has the honor Of having in his
school the largest mems bible class
IN the comfy numbering i25 men
Their teacher Mr. Harry Yingiing Il
n wonderful enthusiast and hopes "a
bring every one of them 10 Westmin
ster on that day
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ford to establish and maintain irri-
cation systems for the arid plains Of
the West on long time payment, less-
ing. and payments based on amount
OF water consumed. why cannot the
Government afford to extend the same
favors to drought stricken Maryland,
whose farms are going concerns The
same cannot be said OF the dreary
and desolate deserts OF the West,
which, however, became vertiable
Gardens of Eden by irrigation. There
would be the same vast Improvement
in Carroll and elsewhere in Mary.
land, when the sesrched crops are
given draughts OF water,
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FINkNRuRG

Mrss u ID Armacost spent week
In Westminster as the guest Of Mrs
Herbert Cover,
Miss Mae Grouse OF Baltimore, Is
spending some time with Miss Alma
Shroyef
Mr. and Mrs, VIM. j. Horner. OF
Baltimore, spent the weeks end al
the old Homestead
Francis Pouder Of Martinsburg, w
Va. who has been seriously i'll in d
hospital at that place will come to
Maryland to recuperate.
Robert Eckard and Mr.. Leppo have
started In the butcher business We
wish them good luck We now have
three in one day.
Mrs. Richard Merryman, of Chica-
co. and Mrs. ]. r. Brown, OF WASH
ington, d. c., are spending a while
with their brother and sister-in-law.
Mr.. and Mrs Norris Stoeksdale
Mrs. VIM. Heitzman, Of Baltimore.
formerly OF this place, had the mis-
fortune to break her collar bone ia
an automobile accident near Hagers-
town recently.
Mrs. Tinnie Mann, who has been
seriously Ill, Is improving slowly.
o. W. Ross, OF Baltimore, has re-
turned, having spent the early fall
with Mr.. II. Swartz
The Sunday school viii hold it's
rally Sunday October 10, 1890 a nj
also the c. +. will hold its rally the
same evening at p, m splendid
program is being prepared. also spec
ial speakers
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the charge Will convene in
Providence Church October 3, at ps
nj. The members Of the. society Of
this church will attend in a body. II
will be the annual thank Offering
meeting
Many of our people are Attending
the w. G. T. u. Convention in West.
minister this week.
Mrs. NJ. j. Beister and Mrs. Nettie
Stocksdale spent while with Mrs.
Mary Hall. who is confined to her
room.
Miss Ann HollIngsworth, who. has
passed the two Fights had the mis-
fortune to break her shoulder while
doing active work.
Corn cutting is about over. Very
little seeding as yet on account Of the
Hessian fly.
Rev. @. r. McCaslin preached n
most interesting sermon Sunday.
October 3rd. His text was And They
Took the Lame Man TO the Gate OF
the City Beautiful"
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uNI0NTOwN.

Miss Minnie Lehman was the guest
Of Mrs, Kate Gilbert over Sunday.
Mr.. Obediah Fleagle has sold his
property occupied by Mr.. Horace
mpBon TO Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland
Carver. OF Woodside.
Mrs. John Brown, OF Baltimore, was
recent visitor at Mrs. Fannie Mich
aels'.
Mrs. Ogden. of New Jersey, Is the
guest of Or, and Mrs. Weaver.
Mr.. John Heck is improving his
house by having It painted Mr..
Harry Weaver is having a porch built
at the front OF his\house.
Mrs. Solomon Myers returned on
Sunday from visit 70 her son, Mr.
Howard Myers and family OF Relay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mering, who
have been visiting relatives here ana
at other places have started ON there
return trip to their home IN Great
Bend, Kan 8
Mrs. Cleveland Andefs, Of Union
Bridge, was the giiest OF Mrs. Kate
Gilbert and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Roland and
daughter, Lois, Mrs Elizabeth Roland
and Mrs. starczfhan. OF Hagerstown.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Lorain Hol-
lenberger and daughter
Mr. Thomas Deyllbiss, who has been
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WINDIH HEIGHTS

Sunday school at Harmony Sunday
$50 a. m. Come out
The Ladies' Aid Society OF Harmony
Grove will be held at the church or
October 10. They will elect new ofiis
GERS for another year Everybody well
come,
Mr. and Mrs. folly shipley and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs X, T. Shipley
Misses Marie Pickett and Mary
Barber spent from Saturday until
Sunday with Misses Evelyn and Hell
en- Bairsaa III
/ Miss Helen SMITH spent Saturday
and Sunday with Miss Julia Barnes.
Misses Mabel Shlpley and Mollie
Phillips spent Sunday with Misses
Mildred and Lillian Buckingham.
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NOTICE
OF THE TIME AND PLACE or
REGISTRATION
AND REVISION THEREOF, IN CAR
ROLL COUNTY, ND.

Notice Is hereby given by the Board
of Supervisors OF Election OF Carroll
county pursuant to and in accordance
with the directions contained in Sec
ton IA, Of Article 80, OF the Code OF
Public General Laws OF Maryland, as
amended by Chapter 719. Acts 1914,
that the Board of Registry for the
several election districts and pre-
cincts Of Carroll county, Md, viii sit
for the purpose of registering quail
fed voters and erasing the names of
those disqualified. between the hours
Of . O'clock, .. M, and . O'clock. D. m.
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YES, I'm GOING TO BUY AN
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER
PLANT. WONDER VINO I SHALL
BElIRyEg AGENTS, OR MY NaIGH.
nor. VINO HAS 4 SATISFACTORY
ONE
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On the day OF the sale Of the real
estate, beginning at eleven o'clock, a,
m, the undersigned Trustees will sell
on the said premises az public auction
the following personal property 3
WORK HORSES. 2 PAIRS OF MULES
6 MILK COWS. Holstein bull: year
ling helfers, Mccormick binder. Key
stone hay loader. riding corn cultiya-
tors, low Corn King manure spreader
and ! high Corn King manure spread.
eY, top wagon, Mccormick mowers,
4 BUICK DURING AUTOMOBILE, re-
Gently ever-hauled. l 6-horse wagon
and, new carriage. spring tooth har-
rows 2-horse wagon and bed, Deer
ing corn planter ten-hose Ontario
grain drill, tor buggy. Oliver tractor
pillow. Syracuse furrow pillow, INTER
NATIONAL TRACTOR, New Hol-
land chopper. blacksmiths forge
blower, blaeksmlth's anvil drill
press, upright boiler. engine
belt, clod-roller pOst-boring ma
chine, i5-gailon milk cans. hay ear
flage, hay fork and rope, harness OF
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oil kinds. tools and the usual farm
ing implements and machinery and
other articles too numerous to men.
ton
] New oliver Tractor, 30 Disc har-
row, s feet wide; complete large
saw-mill with SO inch circular saw;
lot OF Shingles, building lumber.
framing and boards, and sIab-wood;
about 20 acres of field corn in shocks.
The terms Of sale are the some as
shown on the large handbills.
Terms of sale OF personal property:
All sums of $1,000 and under cash ON
day Of sale; and on all sums over $40.
9 credit Of ninety days will be given
on the notes OF the purchaser, with
approved security. bearing interest
from the day OF sale No property to
be removed from The premises until
paid for.
GUY ", STEELE.
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
Trustees.
Sep 3o-ts. ANN
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SherifPs Sale
Desirable House and Lot
NEAR WESTMINSTER, MD. 1

BY virtue OF writ OF fleri facias
issued out OF the Circuit Court for
Carroll County and to me directed
on the judgment OF the Manchester
Bank assigned TO the Lumber, Coal
and Supply Company of Carroll Coun-
ty. Maryland, recovered against
Myrtle l.. Swartzbaugh and husband
on August ., 1920, for $3.50 with I'm
terest and costs, and OF Record In
Liber Il. o. c., No. 10, folio II OF
Judgment Records OF Carroll County,
the undersigned Sheriff of Carroll
County will sell at public sale, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER cath, 1921,
at o'clock, p. NJ, all that lot OF land,
with the improvements thereon, Sit
uated on the Old Ridge Road, al
Closet0wn. near Westminster, Carroll
County, In the State Of Maryland. adj
Joining the land of William Roop and
others. containing
4 ACRES. . ROODS AND 33 PER.
CHEs OF land, more or less, conveyed
TO said Myrtle l.. Swarszbaugh by
deed OF Theodore Logue and wife OF
record in Land Records In Liber ID.
p. s., No 105. folio 1862. etc. and Inn
proved by a new two story FRAME
WEATHERB0ARDED HOU S e,
stable and other necessary outbuild-
ings. There Is well OF water at
the front porch, and there Is fruit on
the place.
Terms Of Sale:-Cash on day OF
sale.
WILLIAM BLOOM.
: Sheriff OF Carroll County.
r. A. Crawford, Aucfioneer.
sep30 u
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TAXI IT FROM Usl

your coal, We mean, Take Il from US
She neat time and see Il you don't
Ike the coal and the service one
price one service 20 everybody.
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NOTICE no CREDITORS.

The undersigned Trustees do here
by notify the creditors of VIM. Henry
Streaker. who were such as OF the date
Of the deed OF trust, to file their clelms
properly authenticated, with the
vouchers thereof with the Clerk OF
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DON'T FORGET TO HAVE THE
HEATER AND PIPES THOROUGn.
LY CLEANED BEFORE Y0U
START YOUR FIRE

You cant expect hsto do good work
n the flnes are all stopped np. and the
dirty water has never been drawn on,
and clean water put In. The chimney
ought to be cleaned.
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Tuesday, OCTOBER IS, 1921

tuVOuuyB UuiUDLH IUI iJL
from s a. m. 10 D. m. at the follow
ing places in the severa! precincts
and Districts to wit.
District No. /. Precinct No. LIN
Firemen's Building, on Baltimore
street, In Taneytown.
District No. 1. Precinct No. Pin
the old Eckcnrode Building. corner Of
Frederick and Baltimore streets. in
Taneytown.
District No 2, Precinct No. lin
the l. 0. NJ. Building. In Uniontown.
4 District No 2. Precinct No. Pin
/ the residence formerly occupied by
Luther o. Eckard. in Tyrone.
( District No AIT tho Mystic Chain
Hail, In Silver Run.
District No 4. Precinct No. lin
I the property occupied by Denton
Iseistor. near sandyvllle. known az
Habylon's Hotel, same az last year
I District No. 4. Precinct No. 2-In
the residence OF John A. Baker, Bird
Hill.
District 40. Q. PrcclHct so. lin
tho Phelps Building. sykeaviIle.
District No. 2. Precinct No. IN
the building 81 Selby 4 FriEzelFs
Store, Elderaburg.
f District No. 6. Precinct 80. lin
tho residence Of John Aiken. in Man
chester.
District No 6. Precinct No Ain
denoe Of Miss Sarah &. Trump. in
Manchester.
District No. Z. Precinct 40 In
tho old BANKING Room q Farmers 4
Mechanics National Bank. on East
Main street, 10 Westminster.
Dlstrict No 2. Precinct 40 in
the show room 81 Herr 4 Babylon,
West Main street, Westminster.
District No 7. Precinct No. J-In
the Westminster Fire Company's
Building. on East Main street. IN
Wcstminator
District No. Z. Precinct 40. lin
the building occupied BY the Farmers
Supply Company. on lAberty street,
Ia Westminster.
District No. z. prrcinr, 80 In
tho building Of J w. Dalsy a Son
Plumbers. Pennsylvania avenue.
Westminster.
District No 4, Precinct No T. In
the Firemen's building. Hampstead
District No s. Precinct No 2--in
The Garage u Kenny Lester. IN
Hampstead.
District No AT tho residences Of
Mrs. Mhllnda Smith, Tayloravills,
District No 10 In the residence Of
d. g. Repp. Middleburg.
District Nv -. Precinct No, 1 IN
the store rpQm uf Warner Sisters
New Windsor,
District No. 90, Precinct No 2 In
the Firemens Building, New Windsor
District No. i2-At the Firemen'S
Building. Union Bridge
District No. i3--In the store room
OF w. r. Rudy. opposite tho Firs,
National Bank, In Mt Airy.
District No. 14.-In the residence
Of William Fleming, IN Berrett
AtJONHO y. SEl.IzMAN. Pres,
EDWARD o. DIFFENDAL,
HARRY d. F0wBLE
Board Of Supervisors OF Election for
Carroll County. Md
Test; Jacob NJ. Long Clerk
sep 23-4t
DON'T FORGET TO HAVE THE
HEATER AND PIPES THOROUGH.
! LY CLEANED BEFORE YOU
Il unluu, ynttN vtDp
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NEW TRIPS BETTER ROUTES
You'll find them in
Motor Tours

just published by the Automobile Club
Of Maryland
202 pages OF maps, highways, running
directions and distances.
Outlined tours in Maryland, Delaware.
District OF Columbia, Virginia, Vest
Virginia. Ohio, Pennsylvania. New
Jersey. New York. New Hampshire,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, Vermont
and Quebec.
Get copy today, Price $500. a credit
OF s2.75 allowed purchasers Joining
the club within 30 days
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Tuesday, OCTOBER II, 1921

for the purpose OF revision only, Con
which day no names can be register
ed) on
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owned by the late Henry streaker
and Is situated near Bcrrett and Is
convenient to churchs. stores and
schools.
Terms OF Sale: 0ne-thlrd caFb on
the day OF sale or on the ratification
thereof by the Court. and the residue
In two equal payments OF one and
two years from the day OF sale, or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser.
The credit payments 10 bear interests
from the day OF sale and 10 be secur-
ed by the notes OF the purchaser,
with approved security. bearing In
terest from the day or sale.
For further particulars apply to
the undersigned
GUY W. STEELE.
FRANCIS NEAL PARkE.
Trustees.
Bond a parke and
Guy W Steele. Solicitors
r. A Crawford. Auetioneor.
the Circuit Court for Carroll County
within two months from the said
22nd day OF October. 1921.
GUY W. STEELE,
FRANCIS NEAL PARKE,
Trustees.
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An Kinds Of Printing Done.
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THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB
OF MARYLAND.

Mt Royal Ave. & Cathedral Streets,
Baltimore, Md,
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District No = Precinct 40 2 II
the show room 81 Herr 4 Babylon
West Main street Westminster
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District No. 7. Praclnc, No. J-In
the Westminster Fire Company
Building. on East Main street. IN
Westminster.
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District No. 7. Precinct 30. lin
the old Banking Room of Farmers 4
Mechanics National Bank. on East
Main street, ia Weatminster
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District No Z. Precinct 30. lin
the building occupied BY the TURNER'S
supply Company. Oh Liberty street,
Ia Westminster.