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Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
DOLLAR DAY ITEMS
FROM THE DRESS FABRIC SECTION

been assembled here for this Dollar Day, and the offering presents you unusual opportunity to add your requirements at little expense.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24

ONE JAR CREME LE MON, FREE To introduce this new Creme Le Mon, will give FREE ~ soc jar with every dollar purchase of Toilet Aehs. s regular price. \
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24

DOLLAR DAY IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT YOUR CHANCE TO BUY COLUMBIA GRAFONoA
 AT BIG SAVING Columbia Grsfonolas-ow regular $12000 grade - DoEe Day Price $7500-Cash easy terms paymentA- Columbia Records, 10-inch, value 85c-2 for $l.O0. Columbia Records 12inch, value $1.25-$1.00 eaeh Edison Emberola Records value 65c-2 for $1O0
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
ART GOODS SECTION DOLLAR PRICED

DOLLAR PRICED SiIkine Pearl Cotton, value 20e -6 for $1.00. SiIkateen Crochet Cotton value 10c-12. for $1.00. Stamped White Bureau Scarf, value 50c-3 for $1.00. Stamped Tan Linen Bureau Scarf, 79c value-2 for $1. Stamped Tan Pillow Tops, 6Se value-2 for $1.00.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
NOTIONS IN THE DOLLAR DAY SALE

Walimantic Spool Cotton, value 1Oc; Is spools $1.OO Silkine Crochet Cotton, value
 15c-9 balls for $1.OO. Double Mesh Hair Nets, value
 15c-12 for $1.OO.
 Neckwear, including Collar
 and Collar and Cuff Sets, value $1.5O to $2.OO-$1.OO
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
GLOVES DOLLAR PRICED

OOAA~fAAN ANANA1 Kayser Silk Gloves, 16but- ton length, in black and white, a regular $2.00 Glove-Dollar Day Price, $1.00 a pair.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-24
CANDY

Fresh, delicious Candy, reg. ular $l.OO quality - 2 pounds for $1.OO.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
LECALS.

80 levied against their same lots ana pcr-
cells ot land and thereby release such
property from the lien u such sssuHsmcuts
SECTION g. That this ordinance snail
bc published Tor twenty. nine C2gl tousecu-
tive days IN the Tulsa Daily World a
newspaper published In Tulsa. Ohla. that
the publication ~ this ordinance as re-
quired by law shall be taken ana re-
Esrded as sufficient notice To- all persons
interested In the assessments hereby levied
by the terms ~ tvs ordinance.
SECTION O. That all ordinances or
parts Of ordinances w conflict with the
provisions uf this ordinance. insofar a.
such conflict exists are hereby 'apealed.
SECTION q. That nm emergency exists
for the preservation of tho public health
and safety, by reason whereof thiH urdi.
nance shHU take effect from and after tts
passage, approval and publication.
PASSED, and the emergency clause
ruled upon separately ana approved this
bth day of April. lg2l.
APPROVED, this stu day OF Aprii 1871
J. NJ. ADKfsoN.
Mayor pro tenn
Attest.
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
Approved
PRANK E. DUNCAN.
city Attorney.
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LEAkI ROOFS
Let me Iflx your leaky roof; prices rea.
gunnbIe, all work guaranteed. Phone
Cedar lbs.
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Want Ads
Rates and Information

INC per word per time.
Seven Insertions Tor the price OF
six.
Minimum spare ~ words.
10 per word per day whom copy runs
one month without change.
Minimum amount one time 2Jc.
ALI CHARGE WANT ADS are due
ana payable the same day first inHer-
ton OF ad appears tAll out-of.tow
want ads and al wanted 20 rent. SIT.
Nations wanted wearing apparel and
household goods ads are positively
cash IN advance)
TELEp HONE wANT ADS are
charged AZ the same rate "a cash ads
and collections Will he made at your
home or office a. soon after first In
scrtion rs possible. This 10 an accom-
modstion service ana payments should
be made promptly whom bill Is pre-
sentcd. Always ask your telephone 40
to he repeated back 20 you by the
telephone al taker to make sure that
IT has been correctly taken. The world
cannot assume responsibility for errors
of any Kind occurring In telephone
Advertisements
Under no circumstances are we re-
sponsible Tor errors in any advertise
ment unless reported immediate after
first Insertion No reduction In cost
OF an ad will be made unless error
destroys value Of ad.
Phone 5000
ASK ron WANT AID DEPARTMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
AUTOMOBILES


EpR SNIE. Light sedan ear at give.
away price. "a seod buy t1t cash, viii
consider torws. can Suwel Usage aato. Is.
FDN SALE Sr,ou. .pa4scuEor chalmers,
fully equipped iu Al condition. ,hchT
Tor cash OF terms Co tho uEht person
Usage to2t.
rOH SALE or TNApE. .Dnr.t ton ruri
truck 1890 model time shape. run fou'
months, one tord roadster. Just over.
hauled. cheap fII quick sale. DcuNUi
Gutatn. 800 IS. Denver
ron SALE rhst CLASSY blue Packard
model u.s.. touring car. specially built
body. excellent mechanical condition.
tires. best huy ln Tulsa, tor $3.50. VIII
consider small Nrld ,st iu part raN
mont. can n J.. christian. OsaEo 1850
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PACKARD USED CAR

TRUCKS FOR SALE
Five brand new "a ton timkcn worm
drive trucks, Continental motor. no bet-
ter trucks built. viii be sold at a discount
OF $3.50 each during the noNt 10 days
terms to responsible parties; no other
need apply. Address Mr., Resor. lt82 n.
3uena Vista Ave" or call Osage st79.
1919 CHEVROLET touring car, model $50,
only run about $500 milcs, In fine con.
dition; have no use for car or would not
sell: a bargain At ia7S. l9o2 $. Quaker.
FOR sALE-rord touring car, decided
saqysS SsTsS'" phano s q o.sss ss'Gnd 49, Gate" Tire
1890 MODEL FORD SEDAN, $3.50 cash.
ar VIII take some trade. Box 27G. Clare
more, okla.
BEST OFFER takes small car, Continental
motor, got to sell today. 92t 8. Gal
voston.
HAVE 1920 model car that cost IL. 500
year ago n has Continental motor
In fine shape, five good cord tires. new
battery ana newly Vanished am having
city and win sacrifice for 1900 Jimmie
James. Cedar 2b2o.
FOR S>LE--Ford coupe, Al condition
must u. some terms bargain. i0lP
TWO Ford roadsters for sale. one 1918
model. first class condition; ono 1920
self-starter, practically new. will sell at
reasonable cash price. Cali Usage s96i.
central Garage.
NEW chandler four passenger touring
tires. 800 extra equipment. will sell
for cash Sunday 81 500; don't fail TO
see this car. IL w, Hachcoek
A BARGAIN--t920 Paige touring faM
close curtains. wire wheels. one extra.
good rubber. VIII EHCrIfice; leaving town,
some terms Call Usage 3537. Mr.. Hertz
FOR SALE--liudson super six G-psHsen.
ger IN Al condition, price $3.50, terms.
call tl6 =. Houdcr, Cedar 1899,
LATE 1919 Ford roadster In first.ciass
condition; a real bargain for cesh. Car
A. 1907 Admiral. Phone Usage 03s1.
FOR sALE--Huick touring car, model
u ab: Will trade for good Ford roadster
or sacrifice for cash, See i. NJ. Taylor,
last house on N. Garfield. sand Springs.
FOR SALE-Ford chassis, Al condition,
bargain price il2b. 1911 E Third.
For SALE Five passenger car. must
soil at once. $3.50 or terms. G23 s.
Elgin.
FOR SALE - 1871 model Ford roadste"
modernly equipped; bargain 10 tho frat
cash buyer. Liberty garage, 3l7 w. Sec
ond Usage 7037.
DODGE ROADSTER Latest model has
been run about 2 500 miles looks iust Ike
now, five tires. This Is bargain for
somebody. II. S. swim. Cedar 900,
FOR SALE--One Hudson spoedster. one
OF the most attractive little cars In
Tulsa; must be seen to be appreciated
Apply 6l7 s, Boulder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
wIlL SUPPORT MINERS
.n,rt workers Give Heed to the
ra.,np,..nt for solidarity Among
'F',t,,.iup and Dock Men.

GENEVA. April 23.--The interna.
VI congress Of transport workers
TOM ,n.ed to support the striking
lol.at coal miners. The vote fol
bIn'J' wa receipt yesterday Of a teie'
rr.u the miners appealing for
giss55sri.s among marine and docN
SnGr throughout the world TO
vo.nt transportation or loading OF
prev ,r other action intended TO
,.a,k .he strike Of the British
miners ,.ht,h u,,s attended,
raur,sontatives from France.
n,-i,,r1 Denmark, Germany, Great
bbt.air Holland. Luxembourg, Nor
,y p', Austria. sweden, switzerland
Nea{ C,.. ho-Slovakia, adjourned TO-
s5.y af.rr deciding TO mold It's neN'
u,ssion .n Vienna next autumn.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

published In The Tulsa Daiy World April
=. q; ., q, q, q. e g 3 q = &.2 u = Z
ORDINANCE no. 2itO.
An Ordinance to Rpportion, levy
OF the cost OF constructing = sanitary
sewer in SEWER DISTRICT No. i7a
IN th9 city ot Tulsa as created and
established by Ordinance No. ellO;
and declaring an emergency.
WHEREAS in pursuance Of the pro-
visions visions OF the Charter, Of the city OF
state OF Oklahoma, for such cases made
and provided. the said city OF Tulsa dld
oy ordlnanSs No; 2li0 create AMI estsb.
after having declared II necessary 10 con
struct sewers in said SEWER DISTRICT
NO. l72. by the provisions OF said Ordi-
nance No. 2ll0. did Oh the 18th day OF
December 1920. let to Tibbets & Pleas.
ant Inc. Contractors, certain contract
sewer In SEWER DISTRICT NO. ne;
and,
WHEREAS, in pursuance of said con.
tract said Tlbbets Pleasant. Inc, have
constructed certain sanitary sewer in
said SEWER DISTRICT NO. ne, and tho
work under said contract has been sc-
ccpted and approved by the city Engineer
and the Board of Commissioners OF the
city OF TULSA; and,
the statuten OF the State OF Oklahoma
aforesaid. and under the terms OF the
Charter Of the said city OF Tulsa. Okla
homa, IL is deemed necessary by the
Board Of Commissioners OF the city Of
Tulsa to levy and assess a special tax
upon the property liable to assessment In
said SEWER DISTRICT No. l72. by rea-
son OF the construction OF said sewer
and to pay for the same; and.
WHEREAS, the total cost OF the CON
structiun OF said sewer in said SEWER
DISTRICT NO, ia including extras have
been asCcrtained and Is hereby declared
TO be the sum OF {9,4l0.23. all Of which is
to be levied by special assessments against
the lots and parcels Of land benefited by
the construction OF said sewer in said
SEWER DISTRICT NO, l7?, aud
WHEREAS, all legal requirements have
been complied with to authorize the levy
Of the assessments against said lots and
parcels Of land so liable for the cost Of
Construction OF sa'1 sewer IN said SEWER
DISTRICT NO, l72, in the amounts
hereinafter specified In Section Of this
NOW. THEREFORE,, BE TT OR,
pAINED by THE BOARD OF COM.
MISSTONERS OF THE CITY OF
TULSA, OKLAHOMA:
SECTION I That there shall be, and
there is hereby apportioned TO and levied
upon ana assessed against the several
lots and parcels OF land In said SEWER
DISTRICT no. l72 in the city OF Tulsa.
Oklahoma, SO benefited by tho construc-
tion Of said sewer, the amounts respective
ly as follows, to-wit:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS


MISSING PERSONS located, no matter
reasonable United states and canada.
send details. searchcr CO., SIS Campbell
knnHas CITY, Mo.
FOR ECZEMA pscriasis. army ur French
itch. buy Ru- Bon from your druggist.
u wiz heel every spot, sold by All Wh"io
sale druEr sts.
FITS Mis-. Gram cured by simple ti~Cuv
cry, doctors gave her w write fot ftoc
tr,gl bottle to- a. Lepso, sy5 Island Ave
Muwnukcc. VIE.
PLIES, ustule. itching fssures. bleeding,
liberation Eraudll relieved, FREQ trial
Pleasant Pile cure VIII convince. Write
s.. Tarucy4 Auburn. Ind.
WEST MAIN MArERNITY sAStTARiUM
a home for the care and protection
Of young women, rates reasonable. babes
sdopted DR. NJ n. Newman. medical
director ib.T " Main oklahoma CITY
SPECIAL NOTICES o
SElL MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor young
women before aud during confinement ,
private. tprfua Co suit. babies adopted
ftee. Mrs. G.. NJ. James. 10 W, Thirty flrSt
St.. Kansas city Mo.
VEIL MATERNITY HOSPITAL for young
wosucn before and during confinement /
private. terms to suit. babies adopted
tree Mrs. G. NJ. James. IS West Sist ST..
Kansas city Mo.
WANTED ,ouic to pasture, good grass
plenty oi water cedar 21l5.
MATERNtTY hospital. private. Babics
adopted " desired, prices reasonable
220G Robinson. Oklahoma CITY.
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SECTION 2: That the assessment hereby
levied on each Of the above mentioned lots
ana parcels OF land are hereby declared 70
be lien upon such lots and parcels OF
land 10 the same extent as other taxes
and shall be collected ana enforced N the
same manner as other taxes in ana toF
the city Of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are collected
sFCTION 3. That all assessments
hereby levied shall he divided into three
IA equal annual inBtallmeuts as an .
m6rIzed by SAID statutes ~ the state OF
Gklahnrra for such cases made ana pro-
yidsd. that the assessments shall bear
tnt eregt al the rate Of eight (s) per eenium
nor annufn payable annually at the lme
Of the pHyment Of the several lnstaIl'.eHts
Of the said assessments from the datc OF
tbo takirg effect of this ordinances ihat
the first iustalmsnt Of SAID as' 'ssments
tURethor with the accrued interest on the
deferred iustallments shah be payabie on
the 18Th day OF December, 1871 ana the
rcroalnlng deferred installments win inc
YEARLY Interest on the unpaid inslhlinGnts
sbau be payable on the lbth day OF po a.,
cember of each succeeding year tnti' al
shall be paid, .-, 49,. ,,,.r -
ers OF the lots OF parcels OF lann SO as
sessed may at any time during lhe i9ur
(p consecutive weeks following tnt aey
OF the first publication Of ths ordinahos
nav 10 the tlty Auditor. of the tlly ot
Tulsa, the fun amount Of the assessment
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c,yInr a light visible for nine
nns in clear weather, a new lamp
il.'' n,y.rltion buoys burns but five
lp,s,s ~ ~ cubic foot of gas an
hour
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LEGAL

tPubIshcd in the Tulsa Daily World.
April 10, II, 2i and "a. 1921. World
Publishing co, Publisher
NOTICE TO BtDDERS.
The Board % Education OF the city
OF Tulsa, Okla. will receive bids ht their
offices in the Central Hign School
Building Tulsa, okla. up until one o clock
3. m, Tuesday, April rs, 1921.
BID 40. J..
For the furnishing Of three new $50
". j. boilers, f. O. u. Tulsa, TO be used
In tho addition 20 the New Central High
School building in the city OF Tulsa,
Okla.
RID NO. e.:
For the moving Of three old boilers from
present location to the new location in
the Central High School building, Tulsa.
Okla
All TO be In accordance with the speci.
fications which can be obtained at the
offices OF George Winkler. architect, All.
10 Palace Building, Tulsa. Okla
All bids No. ! must be ACCOMPANIED
by a certified check In the amount of
at least SO OF the amount Of such bid
as a guarantee that the bidder will enter
into contract satisfactory to the Board
OF Education.
Said board OF Education reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bios
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
II. o. MCLURE,
GEO MacCTfPDY ger-ntsrv
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~ ME LODGE 1872. X. p,
meets every Thursday night
AZ X, y. hall, i3ta E Second
etroet, Usage 1891 Next meet.
lng night April 2g. Work In
the rank Of Page and Esquire.
Grand lodge convention May
II, ~. 10.
DIR NJ. c. RiMRAII. c. C..
T. " McCAY, k,R AS
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LOST Ann M.

NJ ,. w. lurcell.
LOST AND FOUND.
srHANEp-1erscy COW with horns. Osago
6ll4-H, reward.
LOST Pair Of gold-rimmcd spectaclcs on
Fairview avenue, between Usage and
Sequoyah schools. reward for return TO
Apt. Z. 6i2 n Boston Ave
LpSr-BIack Boston terrier dog ears
trimmed noarly white collar, marking
ossgc iiOg. Ralss =, Morley "'''
BUICK TOURING, model D-i5: priced 10
=. movo Il quick. $500 open today Mr..
FOR SALE OR TRADE--Onc-to Ford
truck with cab. Raymond & cole
man. l23 =. Second.
STEPHENS b-passenR-r late model bar
gain at $3.50 open today. southwest
Nash Motor Co, Isi =. Main. Cedar i2fo.
Mr. Moore.
LOST--Ludles purse containing man,
signet ring. Call Ossge 9l57
Lost saturday afternoon, brown leather
bill fold with Indian head on one side
and name on other osaRe b2i6-J.
LOST-Army rifle. 5000. model 1908 new
Springfield between Tulsa and sand
springs this is government property
FORD TOURING - Engine ovorhsuled:
new uphosterinp; good tires new paint
first s225 takes IT, also two bicycles
cheap. 1910 s. Trenton.
CHEVROLET field car f0r sale; big bar.
Moore 72t s. Main 81. Cedar 1870.
LosT-white English bulldog. harness
with brhss knobs, answers to name
"JiFEs" Usage 1896
$50 LOST on sixth street iitney or Foudth
and Main n found, Usage 3oes or
Cedar 1892 262O Il. sixth. Reward. Mr.
and Mrs r, II. Griggs.
Hurry Messenger Service
Under New Management
Reliable Service
Phone Cedar
LosT-prohably IN postoffIoe keys. COM
blnRtion ring with cigar key, postoffice
box key. yale ltcy others thereon Return
Information window postofnce,
SIX CYLINDER, 7-passengcr Haynes new
paint, new cord tires $1,000, viii trade
Tor real estate "r second mortgage paper
Usage 1850 or 9b5s.
FOR sALE-One +. ton second hand Re-.
public truck, good condition. G5 n.
Iunis. Osnge b732.
1920 CHEVROLET touring car In Al
condition, run $500 miles. will take
secured ptper or TRADE for good lot
Mason, Cedar ~. Usage Abi-I
DODGE TOURING car: five good tires
Al mechanical condition; rcsponsIhle
parties may have terms. osage 1851.
/ DODGE ROADSTER, now tires new top;
excellent mechanical condition; terms II
desired. call osaFe 3i57.
1920 DODGE ROADSTER worth the
money must sell for cash. car Osagc
3O6f
FDpT TC1FpTNu for s,Ic prica YoFo. oman
today Nj Moore. 7st g Natn 81
ra5sr lo7o '"'" ''
/ 49,, --------.--,-
kENARD OF % ana no questions asked
in front Of * room Horace Mann
school WeInesisv Aurli 90 Ig9t. retrrr
| 10 2if E Third S. >'''"
;--,s5,r --.--.-.-----
! Mo'c S"',Hr pleue near corner ~
Mhu,suh anu mulg'' va" American
;,,,,., -, .,
/ Lp0 ltIuo aIN whls'' h.au u,.ning
. Hane"n'r" On tIeh, fTtL AdEirHL
glctof su'tttnse reward lopo ~ FlfN
ST tlsHEe % -'-' -
| sTRAlED.- one fawu coiored greyhound
uh9cr piease enI4nuhlcate WIN ken
asll lIruE Stni" ana receive reward,
I LOST--Frlday, between high school and
/ central grade school gold nugget pin
| iS62'
gTRAyED
/ Rlack porslan female cat from White Cuv
/ Isrssv Esrr,' snsUcra to mama 80 tndy
/ can Rursl AZ. reward
,l,s.c --,.-..,
] glnsses io usithur,on- bboirs' raysrb
Z pbone Codar SS7 -
. ,,,,,,-,,,, -.,i-,, , - a.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
CARDS OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK our many friends
Tor their Kindness and floral offerings
during the recent illness and death ~
crank J.. Purcell. Mrs. y. l.. Purcell
Mrs. *. W. Purcell
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FAIRMONT MATERNITY HOsPTTAL Tor
confinement; private; prices reasonable
may work for board babies adopted.
Write for booklet. Mrs. T, II. Long, 4ell
y. Twenty-seventh ST.. Kansas city, Mo.
Hurry Messenger Service
Under New Management
Reliable Service
Phone Cedar
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

UNITED COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS
Tulsa Council No. sJs.
panco anu social saturday evening, April
27d. p. m.
W. l.. Heron. 8. G. Chas A. Myers seoiy.
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AUTOMOBILES


" = ~ 'sfr"tN' ~
Too ACRE ttNSE m rcsAs 80 trade tor
oHN, prefer Cadillac, viii pay some
cash dff.rrrre. OsHHe 2oii.
WANTED no BCN rhe hest Dodge
roadster car that $500 cash win buy.
drive over before noon TO it2 T.. Second
So. uu sunk wanted.
WANTED uuiyk or poupc roadster, must
ho 'hrHp. E'ut-~sudUiuu. Oenge 7ftI.N
WANTED UlRh class lrtc model auto
mobile. with some cash, as first pay.
w'ut uu sgyou. room bungalow. south side,
cadillac or Franklin preferred. Usage
.ttu. psaEe 7tys
WILL RAY ,Ash Cor 1921 model Ford
touring cor. N.I condition, reasonably
priced 1saEo So Nj Wiley
CAR NNNuru ubvo new bungalow
$500. Mul ako m q used high Grade
car iit cray tksnialO Nr. seward
cans WANTED Any condition or mako.
Cedar -aAo.
WILL NuN late modri Dodge Furd ot
buiyk. 10 iu Epod t,pair and priced
right ~ swift - o. Eleventh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
AFRO srrrLtrs Am mrrAIRs ii

SAVE FUEL AND OITs-1ncropse mileage
decrease carbon. 10 your dealer doesn't
handle write fot booklet. Eyor-Tlto Piston
Ring Division. "IelnlcktT' ~. Louis.
BETTER REPAIRING.
service TO Tulsa car owners for three
years work done I'm your own garage.
Twelve years experience, Usage OG2,
WASTED--Fluy cars for storage Cara
called FOR and delivered, We are At your
service day ana might Denver Garage.
no s Denver Phone Usage 4B9B.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-18
FIykSBTR G.

I,oe, returned and
I hiss Nellie Lee mas l1 ,o,r az dsnart
len charge OF IIe - i-,lI c,o Tes
hit Of the pUo'!I ''H"0I oaoa,,,+ -
sent several "s9NS vi '
sless. + 4bo nos+
hrs. Wm. r. war" aps'' ta,. III
teh in Nasnlii5 'oH WIN "
%, VINO 'T -S.'s,-'d1Ia ,,,or taken I'm
]. Howell stOehSG",e T"' rS 49,
Baltimore iloSpt'"t ~ l1:ch+ nneTa
,Eae ne UAoS' " '''' "
b. ,,.o,,4,inoa Inv
me w. y ! ~, r,L.,n,.Io,- rahrr
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-18
gambler.

:, Endeavor at Providence
Protestant church Sunday
stbOdistr dbrnsry 20, at 200 p. n.
eniRs,, New work Our Comt pattars
Epic;o Leader, Mr.. Lester Fa''ei-
D. All % sSe- base ball club will hold
be u or supper SATURDAY agr 81 ep[ Garoy
| ?. oy ;Se Jr. 0. I. A. N. Han at Gain-
II. SIMMER which was held
|fhe CyS5 Ijos, Aid Society was quite
The LaulT The net proceeds were
=. GIVE We thank each ., ana everyone
" s,sIp@d make it a s success IS prov5
PIE L ,aaot60digt Episcopal Church
y meet at the home Oh Nj: af Snr M1 D
. ,l D. a, at 200 p. m.
r y Mae stocksdale has i-r returned
g. ,. n~r the Maryland University
lTor rory much improved.
eia ,to VS. Stimax and Miss Grace
& | spent sunday with Mr.. ana
Franz anS Mrs. George Pfeiffer,
-, anu Tnaz, Mrs. Ida Grace, all OF
l.llt,' sneat Saturday and SIN
ii ri55 Mr.. J. T. Miller.
WIZ iIarnert Philips. son, Luther
ll |. ,b b'' weeks end with Mrs. Ella
- salp 63isy Monroe spent week
. iFls end Mrs. Thomas Albaugh'
" i;.er r CharIctt ard Mr.; oscar
l3l'si' srent Saturday and Sunday
aIy w. ~ and Mrs. B. F. Pool.
y Nh nn5 Mrs. Mckinley Lester, Mr..
" .. o;.N and Mr.. PusseIl Lester all
sa,, l Sos and Mss Lille braun ran-
n sr5 Mr.. Lester Patterson spent
4 .j aLo with Mr. and Mrs. David ~
r. s,s' and Mrs. Thomas Pool and
7 Howard and Walter and Mel
y Do 81 Of Baltimore, spent Sunday
4, W. Mr. and Mrs. Frank "aTehlmes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-02-18
.oTEcE TO CREDITORS.

This IS 10 Give notice that the subscriber
mas obtained from the Orphans Court of
carroll County. Maryland letters of adj
minlstration on the estate of
NINNASAII Il. SLACK
late OF Carroll County. Maryland. deceased
under the provisions Of chapter 146, of the
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
OF 1917 All resident or resident cred
itorS or the dcrepdcnt are hereby warned to
exhibit thei8 claims against said decendent
with the vouchers thereof legally authenti-
Gated to the subscriber. and to file the same
IN the Orphans Court OF Carroll county. on
or he1ore the 10Th day CT September 1921
they may otherwise by law he excluded
from all benefit of SAID estate
Given under my hand this 10Th day o.
February. 1921.
GEORGE W. SLACK.
teblS-jt Administrator.