Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-03-05


18th at Mrs. J. c. SHORTS.
Milk have nice milk and will
deliver it to your house. Let me hear
from you. W. c. Parks, Snow Hill.
LADIES silk hose the best values
you can find al $500. They are worth
$3.50 and $500 at Mrs. j. C. SHORTS.
A NICE selection of ladies' ready
made dresses, tricotines, tricoettcs,
taffetaS and serges at Mrs. j. c.
SHORTS.
The Presbyterian ladies will con
duet food sale next Saturday al 200
=. NJ. at the store of Mr.. Walter
Price.
Eggs FOR HATCHING-Purc
bred Rhode Island Red Eggs for
Matching, at Sl.00 per setting. Fred
II. Burroughs, Melbourne. Nd.
! HAVE secured the service of a
talented milincr, Miss Ards. and will
be glad to serve you. Your patronage
will be appreciated. Mrs. J. Cannon
Short.
HORSE WANTED-Six or eigh.
years old. 1000 or 100 lbs. Must be
sound and fearless and work any
where and moderate walker in the
field. William S. Riley.
FOR SALE-Bay Mare, weight
1850 lbs. Due to find colt in April.
Good sound farm mare. Also for sale
a two-horSe Spring Wagon, suitable
for hauling Strawberries. William
Fawcctt, Spence, Md.
OYSTER PPER-Thc Ladies'
Aid Society of Trinity Methodist Prot
cstant Church, Newark, Md, will hold
an oyster supper on Saturday even
ing. March ~. Members and friends
will be given cordial welcome.
STOLEN - About three weeks
ago, a black Setter Puppy, with prom
inent white spot on the breast, age
five months, was stolen. Information
leading to his recovery will be appre
ciated. and the informant suitably re-
wardcd I. Watson Hayward, Berlin,
Maryland.
Opening NIGHT DANCE-A
dance will be given next Thursday
night, March 10th. in the Hall over
W. w. Prices ice cream parlor The
Hall has just been completed. and the
dance Thursday night will serve to
introduce it TO the public. No admiS-
sion fee. The public cordially invited.
STOP AND LOOK ONE MIN
UTE have Il bargain to show you
for your good money or your name
signed. It's - acres of lsnd, part in
Il young strawberry patch, three acres
in pine. and balance can be put in
cultivation very easily with two
horse plow. Come to see me. c. f..
Hill. Auctioncor, Snow Hi. Md.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS We
thank our customers of last week for
their expressions OF appreciation of
our up-to-datc assortment of Ladies'
suits. Dresses, Goats. skirts and
Waists. We do not duplicate or cory
any Suit. Coat. Dress, or Skirt We
cordially invite the Ladies of Snow
Hill and vicinity to inspect our line.
Goodman's. Snow Hill. Md.
Hareis' Store at Pccomokc advcr-
tiscs their spring opening to take
place Wednesday to Saturday. March
9th TO 18th inclusive. Some OF the
prcttiest styles OF the season arr to
be found here and prices are lower
than they have been for years. 1t
will pay YOU to look through Their
magnificent stock of ready-to-wear
and dress goods for Spring 1921.
FEED , FEED Just received Il
carload of feed, bought 10 be sold at
the lowest price. Butter Milk Biddie
Feed, Little Chick, feed consisting of
seeds and grain; Full-O-Pcp Growing
Mash. Full-O-Pep Laying Mash. also
have Il laying mash for $500 per
hundred lbs. Green Cross MolaSseS
Horse Feed, Bran. Middlings and
Cracked Corn, Big @, Quacker City
and Schumacher Dairy Feeds can't be
beat and the price is low enough.
Come around. Thomas r. Selbv. Snow
Hill. Md.
WANTED-To contract for not
less than five thousand $4,000 barrels
and not more than ten thousand no.
0O0) barrels of early Cobbler potatoes.
20 be delivered during the month of
July. 1921. Mr. G.. Henry Bundick will
meet the farmers at our warehouse
a, the River Bridge. Snow Hill, Thurs
day afternoon. March 10th. II 80
O'Clock. and will make known to them
the price and conditions We will sell
YOU your Fertilizer and contract for
4 part or all of your potatoes. Don't
forget the date. c. Henry Bundick.
per II. W. Mason. Snow Hill, Md.