davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

NNN TtI1-We nave an openipg 10r
tW0 married men who desire t.
better tier positions. Prefer men
who have resided in this locality at
least wear NO experience neces-
Sary salary $1,000 per year and
commission. one speaking Polish
Can SATURDAY.. TO 4 p- m. Metro
ralitau Life Insurance Co, 1S6 East
state ST. Hammond 12:15.1t
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

FOR SALES room bungalow with
2 car garage. on wide lot This
Is new property Price $500.
TTenrv < Davidson 500 119th street.
Whiting 12.15.2t
7757I5 : - ;5--e.,5 ,-e,o-,,7 house ifIst
o.-,5- - - ra4,,Ie+e5 ,.es1,, for o9rIi-
,,.,.o-- +L-aa ,r-eo1re Ia 5n IT bv
g3r1es ~ r-,,,l-eoS ~. g -, I19s TTarri
-, ~ -booe C1o-9F T4aro 12-f5.ot
~ - ~ R
TUX SALh'---'lput y o 4oOltt "'.,-,,
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

WANTED alessnen, exceptional op
rortunity. Hustlers earnings big.
Write AIcC7eerv Calendar Factory.
Wa shingtCn. Iowa. 12.l5.lt
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

v y LLLH-L WO LrSL CIass oTICe
boys, applicants must give age
education, nationality and salary
expected in first letter. Address r.
SOS. care Times. Hammond 12:13:St
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

Butcher. must he Slavlsh
speaking. Apply 500, 11sth street.
Whiting Indiana 12:13:2t
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$4,000 DOWN
$4,000 PER MONTH
WILLIAMS STREE
~-nEI~ kTsANT

~ " - a A---~-N
A Wachewicz Quality Built BunEa-
low 6 rooms and bath, large living
room, dining room and kitchen with
built in kitchen cabinet, three bed
rooms with clothes closets, modern
bath room and linen closet. All
rooms arc newly and artistically
decorated. beautiful electric fixtures.
The exterior Of this home has been
newly painted and the property is
In Al condition. Come and see for
yourself what real home you can
have.
Frank J. Wachewicz
Home of the Best Home Bargains
153 Phone
state St. REALTOR 1911
12:15;1t
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WANT ED-Men good wages Inquire
Slnclalr Pipe Line Co. Columbia
avenue, Hammond 11.27:tf
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15
]. EDWARD BURNS,

Administrator
Dated December 18th, 1922.
12:15:22:29
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

WAN EsI-E1p. rIvet makers. rig
gers punch men, roofers. trainers.
iders and laborers. Apply Western
Steel Car * Fdy. Co. Hegevisch.
illinois 12t14:9t
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15
WANTED-fEMALE HELP

NTFlIl-Carpenfe 70 help buIId
Il garage can Home Restaurant,
- Calnne- AZ. Ham. l2.La. u
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15
Put Personality Into Your
Giving Read These
Christmas Gift
Suggestions
GIFTS FOR THE HOME

FOR SALE Mahogany rockers. ce-
dar chests. candle sticks, lamps.
nut sets and chldren's furniture.
G15d selection. best prices. Bireley
Furniture co. IS Sta,egst., Hammond.
?. = n
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

FOR RENT OR SALE-New room
bungalow, in Water Garden. sew
er. gas. electric lights. Price s5e.
j rooms Stiglitz Park. Henry :
Davidson, 500. 119th St, phone 9.-R
z7.nffiue 12.15.2t
The Lake County times., 1922-12-15

NtNNTFD Mechanical craftsman
This is a good opening for q gen
oral mechanical craftsman. Pleas
ant working conditions. Location
East Chicago. Give experience and
salary desired Address B-5N care
Times Hammond 12-f5:St
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-02-04
SNYDER CO. OPENS TO-DAY s....
T. Z AT o'LEARY-BoWsER STAND

The Snyder Coz, successors; to
O'Leary- Bowser Co., opened its doors
this morning with an, introductory
sale to clear the stocks for the arrival
Of new spring merchandise. RE- The
store has been closed since Saturday,
Jan. 49, during WHICH time an tinyen-
tory was taken and the stock arranged
for the resopeningi Sale. The, shy.
der company is composed oftN.t NJ.
MePhee, formerly 81 Milbank, S. d.,
and Harry Snyder. of. Minneapolis.
Both men have, moved their families
here and intend to, make their homes
fin Beinidji. A.. t i 40 i = =.
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ENJOY TAFEY PULL.

D The Fourth Year Junior Girls Of the
Methodist Sunday school enjoyed a
social evening and ttatfy pull in the
basement of the church last night.
Their teacher, Miss Lucille Jameson,
was unable to be present and the gil
were chaperoned by Mrs. Dick Van
Arnam. Those present We're Niola
Burner, Vera 'Alger, Hazel Walker,
Pearl Fels, ?Elverna Hazen, Gladys
Sandland, May Webster and ., Edith
Jusle. 7.,s -. :,s.... y si,sssss..ss,, *
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STUDY CLUBaTo e. \
MEET MONDAY AFTERNOON

/ The Woman's Study club will meet
Monday, Feb. 6, at $3.50 o'clock with
Mrs. Thacker, at the Bemidji State
Teachers college dormitory. "Abra-
ham Lincoln will be the general sub
ject Of the afternoons, program. Rol!
call will be responded to by patriotic
quotations. Mrs. Edward F. Netzer
will give a paper on abraham Lin
coins Life" Mrs. A.. B. Palmer will
give one on "The Apostrophe to The
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terday afternoon AT Elks' hall. Mrs.
Geo, Bakers team won two games
with scores Of Is to 81 and 10 to 8,
and Mrs. T. G.. Stuart's team also
won two games with scores Is to 10
and rs to IA. Light refreshments
were served during the afternoon
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l\sFafgao,. e. B., Pas Eslectri

. NFafgeo,,' n b, 'FeD. .AElectric
power developed by dams in the pro
posed deep waterway through, the
Great Lakes and ST. Lawrence river.
to the Atlantic will pay for the de-
velopn1ent. in less than. so years, in
the opinion OF ExsGov. w. L. Harding
of iowa on a recent,visit here. Freight
can BE handled five orFsix miles by
|. water for what it would cost to trans
portannesmile -by2rail, according to
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TICKETS NOW ON. SALE AS.l 6. ..ss> .,
- FOR CLEE CLUB CONCERT

Tickets are now on sale at 3Board-
mans and Bankers and the City
Drug stores for the Hamline Glee
clab concert to be staged at, the
Grand theater under the auspices Of
lie sB. P. @. Elks : "Wednesday, Feb;
ruarys1 5. ,ss III, 3.o,,,, -. =
:, h'wo performances will be given "a
mat, ee iii the afternoon at;2:30 for
students. and school children at 81
cents, and one performance in the
,eSenisg with a straight admission
price Of SO cents. as . 'ns,, ~ y.
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w. B. A. OF MACcABEES; TO =.
b. NIL INITIATE CLASS MONDAY

I, The Woman's Benefit association Of
-Maccabees will hold its regular meet
ing Monday evening at 8 o'clock at
Nangle hall. THERE'S a class Of can
didates to be initiated after which
there will be a social hour, and re-
freshments will be served. All mem
hers are urgedfto be present. ssa
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ElNTERTAiNS Y ,NTsTEA.

4 Mrs. Charlie Campbell, 1915. De-
wey avenue entertained six Of; her
friends and 4neighbors. at. afternoon
tea yesterday. Social conversation
was enjoyed while the guests played
cards. 49,. 4, d. 1a
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Flag, Maria Sanford" and Mrs. Tha-
cker will give reading Whitman's
Tribute to Lincoln--"O Captain My
Captain" All members are urged to
be present %&, - u
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ENTERTAIN AT BRIDGE.

Mrs. Re- re chAnnSEen and Mrs.
C Bac0ns shtertat1sd at seven
tables of bridge this srno ION at the
|home of thss 62A Lake Boule-
ward. M sEss ..
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3D.. III.
x@. O.
BRIDcE.LUNcHEON.

Misses Loretta and Nellie Slatterly
entertained this afternoon six tables
at bridge luncheon.sa at the Bailey
home, Cos minnesota avenue.
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LEGION AUXILIARY WILL. II. i. ss-
$50 MEET MONDAY EVENING

The American Legion auxiliary will
hold its regular; meeting Tuesday eve
ming at 5 o'clock; at the Civic and
Commerce association rooms. A SO
cials hour in charge of Mrs. George
Walker, Jr., is being, planned and Re-
freshments will be served, It is de-
sired that all members be present.
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Pr Sleeves that arc strikinglH original,
long side panels, and a neck in ibateau
5 line lend a, smart apncarance to, this
frock OF black satin crepe Narrow,
silk braid trims the lower edge ot the
vest and upper part Of the skirt Ihl Is:
can be either in self or ascpntras sting
color. Medium size requires n yards
40-ineh crepe. 49, .,95 81. ssf ], ~ :,
Sizes, "a to 4S inches bust. :
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- -,
Items for this column will be 81
gladly received BY Mrs. Harvey
telephone l14-W. Readers owe
it to their guestsa and ~ thsM-
selves TO see that items OF iocai
interest are reported. Every item
will be- given proper een.idera-5
ton when source il known.
Cyril Dickinson of Puposky was a
business caller in the city today a
3. ~ !. it M 2 ~
Arthur Glidden Of Northern attend.
ed to business matters il Bemidji
Friday. teg, .ss8 4. Z
DANCE TONIGHT-After basketball
game at new armory. Music by
syncopators. Il ; 'ss j sltz7,:1
Hi Lester. Peterson of Werner was g
business caller between trains in the
= city today. h * s.. ". .7 z .5:s@.
i. y 4; - 7-T17 gzs. ss ss
G.. Olson of Mallard came to Be-
midi Friday and transacted business
during the day. ...1. x. .5 r. vi.
s8ss.s . ,---------.. q 1 'I. VI
Use 'Flicko''; for removing. dirt.
"a T.: = $1,000 -.- ~ II u. s.+ vi
= MrsssThomas Bailey expects t. I,
leave tonight for Rochester and will;
return in few days. 3.. :, s s:1
Bert McTaggart left Friday for.
Minneapolis to visit friends for 9 few,
DAYS and attend the auto show.
- -.--- --- - T:.: =. V +. %3
Az. IA aa.so ~ load q. BIZ iddjifi'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'e .s5se 147tf
:. .: y
charlas R;chnrds returned TO his,
homo. offH Minnesota avenue. Yester-l
noMe. sys g I;.as ss tr;ns+, p II ( Axe
Jay itom n'' ps4e- II, = - - "a
- :, s. t,,1s,., =, ]
=. Ds;n.l9s. a ~. 49, ssts Az -
thongs hospital 70 their l home m me
sDoran u. apar l = 8 1i..s
~, !, =. -:7-,,T,,- .,,..s
hose ALI colors, value up TO $2.5Os
Saturday, speclai 98c per pair az y
Troppman's. 1859; ltz-a
.Ez,; a.. - - Is. 5 :,,ss, !
Mrs, J. y. Mclaughlin, 213 Irvine
for the past four weeks, is reported
to be much improved. .5f5s.z35. /
= 4:s - ts..s FL 4 - n ,$
"Hello.n Come on over and listen
snbona nneratorss Feb. %. at the new
arn,onvs ts' q. - .s.s s.s4t2-2.4-7-1O,
- -. ---- ..,s5 2 = sS s:s
M. 4 J Il, 'RattIes : ama yesterdav
from her home at Coleraine. and is a
Grepor and other relatives here.
80 -. :, -. a., -, ~, s 4
,;i1;ner,, aI h.s -ra+,,rnads from AZ trin
{ tarh;asyno Minnaanol;s ana 81 pau
49, s shs IA har'spg;,e, :, hmv;np q
"''l - ~ =. ~. s'' =.
Observation-Disclosures s.; basketball
m
gan game aan g new 2armors Ausii it1 q
- s' 80 - s.:. III, y 80 Z.
: M. AL Mrs Thsa,var R a,iiiiasv Loft.
rh,r ~. CIV avan; n :. for tho t,yin cities
where tSey will VISIT. friends and III
49, = 1'' I, 80 >.'' y ~ >-E ~
/. u'y s.;..ss.. .s ...;.
) FIFTY PAIRS If odd lit in nure
I'll, baso iii .coiors % i,ies II M Ia
.sae5n' so+,,rdav snsc;al 'osc : nor
o - Ts".n,e,,n,s r1+5s )
q n,a,,;ss Rrost = Grant va,lav ~ ua I,
+,ten !, - ~ Enc tt,e g. Anfhonv hosnit,I
W 1a ne ~ 81, !, - nneratedlon
~ nott az aosss ;nai,, - ep :" W ~ -
s'. =: "'o's &n.es.s..,s ... 49, q 4
Z exc non5 - ,o.n =, - nm. na.,j
I'D Jo son,n. :, W y y 80 ~
q Z
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.ELKS LADIES VoLLEY BALL &
{ TEAMS EMO AzAFfERNOON
/ The Elks Ladies Volley ball teams
played several interesting games yes
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!: The eve Of gladness and Of ioy-
3 Telephone operators dance, ooh;
Boy. 'S'T t.z,e. g 4t2-2-4-7-1O

DE-. and Mrs. Fred; Dyson .moyed
Monday from their apartments in the
Doran building to the Geo. Cochran
home, where they, expect. to rrmaira
until they can nave to their summer
60 ttagee at Rjrch m " & ii.
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HI. Huffman returned to Be
midi Thursday from Fergus Falls.
where he attended federal term Of
court. $5: rE = ssz: . = s', .
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1.-THE line lis busy Qf course;
talking about the Telephone dance
Feb. 3d. at the new armory. Z. :.
r S-st ~ :, ':* E4t2-2-4-7-10
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Oh, Boys!@ Don't forget to call
your best girl and ask her to go to
the Telephone operators dance, Feb.
%. for she will enjoy it. 4t2-2-4-7-10
Mechanics use "Flicko, i cuts
= : = ? - c+o G
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Ask your grocers foE s.'Flicko

Chas. Raymof,H ssho has, been stay.
ing with his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. i. W. French, while attending
the Remidji Business college; left this
morning for his home at Little Falls
and expects to- be gone week 81
more. - -. 2
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i MRS. I'D. sMcC atrhy was taken to
st. Anthony''s hospital Yesterday to be
under the care of trained nurses and
to. receive met ical attention.
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i ,,,. q 3 = j, ta..s bes, an
sHtss Aas.e osnv ~ w. sas sSaal mo :
" 49, s.sA tsf -, $500, ~ att th;s mo "ns
So! sR0 s tep - = 1 $3.50 S'ss go. s'.'
'. - ~ G
II cleans without scratcnlns'
"Fhcko " X so :
:, a.. =. : =. ;egzat otz-o
III, Z Il, "a 1890 & =
.Hss1, i Huffman returned to Be-
midi 49, Th,rsdav from Fergus Falls.
where he attended federal term OF
court. 9r5s ! s::.....s
~ . - = IT,. -
- - S,s7-33 RI & - y
under the care Of trained nurses and
to, receive. medical attention. ~ :
- 8 ~ '4:' 4. s.. 55>@ -.
T. "a, i Is. s3z a.. . - 5. 6.
THE line is busy. III Qf course;
talking about the Telephone dance
Feb. at the new armory.,s !, ,, Z !, . =
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a :
Miss Leonore Jameson, teacher at
Tenstrike, came TO Bemidii last eve
ming to spend the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and AIRS. w. +. Jameson;
1913 Dewey avenue Miss Kurvek.
also teacher there, accompanied her
I to Bemidji, and will be her guest over
Sunday. q - 4
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cleans without scratching
"Fncko." . : 10 : !,
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: s.Hello." Come on over and listen
in at the dance given by the 'Tele-
phone operators Feb .a23, at the new
arr,1ory. { sI.<3 ~ I'M. ,. 4t2- 2-4-7-1O,
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Observation-Disclosures basketball
game at new armory. M usic by
syncopators. 5..ss,.-.: lt2-4
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)
Use .Flicko" for removing dirt.
6t2-6
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-, - = n -. =
SprinE will soon be here. Have your
car painted or vsrnished now. Pearl
barnell. Phone 2O2W. 80 *55d 1-17tf
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Mrs. ]. j.. Mclaughlin, PIG Irvine
avenue, who has been i'll with tpleurisy
for; the past four weeks, is reported
to be much iimpr Il 1. !, & 5s.:s}g
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=. Miss Laura B Buchanan q fthe Vogue
millinery has returned from g trip
Ito Chicago, MINNEAPOLIS and St, Paul
where she did her spring buying.
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!. Mrs. Leon Battles came yesterday
from her home at Coleraine, and is a
: guest Of her mother, Mrs. -M ]: Mac
lGregor, and other relatives here.
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s Mrs..sThomas Bailey expects to
leave tonight for Rochester and will
return in q few days. IT,. I, !. S "a
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Nj. sand Mrs. .Thayer. Bailey left
Thursday evening for the twin cities,
where they will visit friends, and MT.
Bailey will transact business for few
days, = !. =. !. :. ~. E.- e.
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G.. Olson of Mallard came to Be-
midi Friday and transacted business
during the day. < -. ~ m: m, W.:
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THE LADIES Of st. Philips churcs
< will hold 4 food sale in the Gas
company's Office, tomorrow after
noor1.s Proceeds will go to the bSnss
= eft of those IN need. 1t2-3
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$4,000 to loan on farms. Dear
Land company. "a list
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Mrs. "A. P !!Ritchies expects To- leave
Sunday evening Tor Clear Lake to at
tend the funeral ofhef mathsf Mra
E. E. Skinner, who passed away; iast
evening at a hospital q Elgin, Hi.
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Lester Peterson Of Werner was 2
business caller between trains in the.
= city today. N s.. W. .a I. .s,s
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-28
Information For Automobile
Dealers in the State Of Md.

Under the opinion furnished this
office by the Attorney General of
Maryland wherein he construes
sections l40, 141 and 174 of the
Motor Vehicle Law, as these several
sections apply to the use of Dealers
tags by new owner following the
purchase Of an automobile, the At
torney General holds such use or
Dealers tags to be violation of the
law.
This office is therefore giving
notice to all registered Dealers in
the state that this practice, hereto
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fore permitted under conditions ap-

/ fore permitted under conditions APP
, piicable to the fiye-day use OF the
, tags originally assigned a car when
! the sale involves a used car and is
/, between two private owners. will be
! discontinued. The fve-day use Of
! original markers under written per
! mission Of the former owner. SIS per
! mitted in Section 147, is not affected
! by this ruling. This section the At
torney General holds cannot. how
ever, be construed TO apply 10 Deal
era Markers.
Holding that when dealer sells
the car he is no longer the owner OF
the same,I and the privileges conferr-
ed upon him by his dealers tags can
not be aenjoyed by stranger To
whom the car has been sold" the
opinion = of the Attorney General
says OF the FIVE day use of private
owner tags as provided for in section
147: This, proyiso. in my judgment
relates only to cars which are trans
ferred from one private owner TO
another and not to sales made by
the dealer; to a customer. 1t con
templatess that the car in question
shall have a. number assigned to it
which means it shall have been duly
fegisteEz-~i,S its individual owner
No car operated under the dealers
license is required to have number
assigned Ito it by the Commissioner
of otoi5yehicles."
In conclusion. the Attorney Gener-
al advises this Office that no dealer
can confer upon the purchaser of a
car whether the same be new or
second hand car any right to operate
the same after title thereto has pass
ed and t4s@t the purchaser must in
cases coaaply with the requirements
Of. the Motor Vehicle Law as to|
registration and titleing before he
may legally operate his newly ac-
quired car upon the highways of the |
This communication is issued by
the Office of the Motor Vehicle Com
missioner for the information and !
guidancesef all Registered Dealers in |
Maryland.
II AUSTIN BAUGHMAN,
Commissioned. |
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GOVERNMENT URGES
SERVICE men TO RENEW
Ex-Service Men Who Dropped In
surance Urged To Renew Same.

Since the consolidation last fall o
the three government Bureaus
which Up 10 that time had charge O
the governments activities in behal
of eX-Seryice men of the late war
the T. S. Veterans Bureau has beer
!, making efforts along all lines tt
speedily and properly carry out pro-
visions under which it was created.
: Last fall under the direction ol
, Colonel Forbes, Director of the
! Bureau, special campaigns We're in
: augurated in all of the fourteen dis
/ tricts to dig out and find all dis
abled ex-SerVice men who had failed
| to file their claims for compensation
! and other benefits held out to them
by the Government. Squads of ex-
pert men OF the Bureau were sent
! to every section of the country and
marvellous results obtained. Shortly
after that Congress saw fit to open
the doors for reinstatement OF m
Surance, so that those eX-Serylce
men who had dropped their insur-
ance since discharged because OF
financial inability to carry on same.
could once more take up this low
cost insurance under most Favorable
conditions. A campaign to reach
these men was started the first OF
June, to continue through tha'
month. Every ex-service man who
dropped his insurance has the op-
portunity to reinstate or convert MS
insurance until March 4. 1925.
In concerting the insurance. the
ic- civ tho his
choice of the six standard forms OF
the old line insurance companies or
this country with identical ultimate
results, and with the promise OF
dividends-those which have al
ready been declared compare favor
ably with the dividends Of the best
companies in the United States.
In the offset, the Government went
into the insurance business more or
less for the protection of the families
Of men who were killed or died dur
ing the war, or who became totally
and permanently disabled, but now
the government is in the insurance
business to stay for the benefit of all
ex-service men. and this activity OF
the government is being conducted
along strictly business lines and
the public should realize that this
matter is not one of sentiment or
charity, but a big business concern
which needs the cooperation in the
community in which the ex-service
man lives. Whenever a large COM
mercial or manufacturing concern
knocks at the door of cities or towns,
and states that it wishes to come in
at,1l hr-1 9
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CHOICE CRAB MEAT

For choice crab meat or steamed
crabs prompt delivery, telephone
634 j. NJ Clayton & Co. Crat
meat is packed in one and five pound
cans and is assorted into three
grades, Lump, White and Claw.
Prices consistent with highest
quality product by latest sanitary
methods. Experienced pickers want
ed. 12-tf
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LIBERTY BOND NOTICE

The Eastern shore IruSL Company
will pay par for all issues of Liberty
Bonds, If the money is placed ON de-
posit in our Savings Department for
a period of CO. months
Victory Bonds taken at the mar
ket which is above Par
The Eastern snoro Trust Co,
] e MILLS. Cashier
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NEW STORE TO OPEN

F. H Jones & Co., announce the
opening tof their store on Race
street in the building formerly oc,
cupied hy the Cambridge Monu'
mental Works, 124 Race street with
a complete line OF shoes, hosiery,
notions aud groceries. One pound
of sugar given free with all pur-
chases amounting to $1.0O. cast.
Call andaee US before buying.
r. II. JONES & co.
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CLAIBORNE. ANNAPOLIS FERRY loo
SPRING SCHEDULE

SFHINU SCHEDULE
Commencing Monday May 8. 1922 fol-
lowing change In schedule;
Lv Annapolis 8 A. M-5.l5 T. M.
Ly Claiborne 10 A. Moo p NJ.
SUNDAYS
Leave Annapolis 8 A. NJ.
Leave Claiborne ... P NJ
Standard Time
r. q. r. HOWARD, Gen. 5lGr.
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DRIED SWEET CORN

has the delightful favor of fresh
corn. l0u VIII IKE II. AT your
grocers 6i8-t-