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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
STATES ATTORNEY HOPKINS

The appointment of Mr.. W. Worth.
ington Hopkins to fill the unexpired
term as States Attorney was the logi.
cal action for the Court to take, and
will meet with hearty approval through.
out Hartford. By training, tradition,
and natural ability Mr.. Hopkins is nd.
mirably fitted for the position, so that
his friends are predicting for him an
enviable record
In these troubled times the position
Of States Attorney carries with it a
full measure of responsibility, and Of
fcrs abundant opportunity for an eff
ficient man to do striking work. None
Of us relish the task of bringing pun
ishment upon others, but the interests
OF the public demand that we be safe.
guarded against criminals, BY close
cooperation between the States At.
torney and Sheriff many n wrong -doer
can be speedily brought TO the bar of
Justice before his depredations have
feached alarming proportions. 1t is
this nipping crime in the bud which
labels efficient public officials and best
serves their constituents.
We trust that n reactionary wave
will make the criminal duties of States
Attorney Hopkins extremely light.
When trouble does crop up, however,
we predict he will prosecute the offend,
or with the same vigor which has
brought success in his private affairs.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
GOVERNOR RITCHIE DECLARES
HIMSELF

A host of ardent supporters will
greet with approval the announcement
that Gov. Richie will break the time
honored custom and be a candidate for
reelection. We know no time better
than the present to establish a prece-
dent along this line. According to ru-
NOR rather strong inducements have
been held out TO the Governor to divert
him from his present path and swing
him into the Senatorial race. From
the standpoint of the taxpayers of
Maryland we are glad the die has been
cast In favor of the goveinorship for
His Excellency's ability in that office
Is above question.
Perhaps it is true the political plums
have not oil fallen into just the back
yards predicted four years ago. Per-
haps the Governor has taken unto him
self some rather unexpected councillors
at times. But as Thoughtful, untir-
ing, brilliant statesman his work in
behalf Of the states interests has been
subject to little or no criticism.
After all, this is the height Of good
politics. The average voter cares lit
tie who is favored son provided the
general scheme works out for the best
interests of the public. On this basis
any candidate who may take the field
against Governor Richie will find him
strongly entrenched, SO that q iii be
worse than uselss'< for -Dp'rants of
only mediocre S.onity to get into the
~, ,sg. Pne developments Of the
next few months will be awaited with
keenest interest.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
BIG new FEATURES
ADDED TO COLOSSUS


Made even more tremendous than in
1921 by the recent addition of many
more trained wild animal displays and
the purchase of Euopcs biggest horse
show, Ringing Brothers and Balnum
a. Bailey combined will exhibit at Bal
tlmOrc May IS, 1920.
Al who glance over the cable news
or who read the magazines must have
noted the many contracts entered into
by the Ringing Brothers for foreign
talent last winter. A special ship was
chartered this spring TO bring the hun
dreds of human performers, trained
animal acts and equine displays to
America. More than million persons
saw the mammoth new circus of 1922
during the weeks that il exhibited in
Madison Square Garden. New YORK.
Now this marvellous exhibition is tour.
ing the country aboard five great rail
road trims. 1t is q third bigger than
the Ringing Brothers and liarnum &
Bailey show of last season II is ten
times larger than any other circus now
on tour
Big as is this wonder circus Of 1922
with its more than twenty trained
NhU-hn'indl ulSpldNn III steer arenas,
fully $50 wonderfully schoolcd trick
horses. 100 men and women perform
ers, 100 clowns, and scores of features
the price Of admission is no more
than before. And though the trained
animal numbers and the immense
horse show were circuses in Themselves
while touring Europe, they are not of
feed As separate attractions by the
Ringing Brothers and Barnum a. Bail
ey combined shows. Instead all are
on one gigantic program. Everything
is in one mammoth main tent One
ticket admits to all and includes ldmis-
sion to the tremendous double menag-
erie. There are more than a thousand
animals in the ZOO OF this circus and
these include tiny baby hlppopota-
mus only recently born, and accom-
panied by its three-ton mother. An0th-
er remarkable geological feature is an
armored rhinocerouS, the only one
known to exist and for which the Ring
lings recently refused an offer of $780,
900.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
FRIDAY. APRIL 2sth, 1922
SPEED THE ASSESSMENT

Now that an assessment is inevitable
il is essential that wol' = "''nhcd Wig
orously TO an early and successful con
clusion. To this end we suggest that
the County Commissioners map out a
course Of campaign. promptly appoint
efficient workers solely on the basis
Of merit and not political leanings, and
then guide the work rapidly forward
As this assessment was ordered by
the State Tax Commission we re-
Spcctfully suggest that their local as
SCISSOR. who alone can be- materially
benefited by it, should be called upon
and if possible be required to do lib
cral share of the work, and thus light
en- the cost to Hartford rs much as pos
sible.
An assessment holds little consola-
ton for Hartford taxpayers as it is un-
called for at this time and will mean
a heavy expenditure. by stroke of
bad luck positive order requiring the
assessment came after adjournment Of
the General Assembly so that our re-
representatives. could not wage cam
paign against such AN arbitrary law.
The measure should not be forgotten
though at a future date.
Incidentally the assessment practi-
cally means scrapping new set Of
tax books which have just about been
completed at heavy cost. We are
frank to confess we feel the Commits
sioners slipped n cog in ordering these
books when they did, with the existing
law. II was their duty, or that of
their attorney, to be familiar with the
law and ascertain in advance what rul-
ing might be expected from the State
Tax Commission.
Whatever the surrounding circum-
stances, the fact stares us in the face
that new assessment must be made.
Let every property holder cooperate
with the workers so that they may act
capably, promptly and with economy.
Perhaps after all we will find II bless
ing In disguise.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28

Mrs u. Glpin Wilson is visiting at
the home Of her nephew and niece, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry lee Thompson, Of
Baltimore.
Mrs. David -. Ellicott and Miss Han
nah r. Hopkins attended the Confer
cnce Of the Pan American League Of
Women Voters in baltimore last week.
The Baseball game at Darlington on
Saturday with Bel Air the visiting
players, proved most interesting be
cause the score was 50 close, Bel Air
winning by one run.
Mrs. X. T.. Prlgg Mrs. y, J. Williams
Mrs. +. T.. Snodgrass, and Mrs. W. j
Shurc attended the meeting Of tn,
League of Women Voters on Wednes
day evening, April 26 when Lady As
tor addressed the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris Carsy, Of
Baltimore, attended Friends Meetint
here last Sunday.
Miss Sellers, of Philadcl phia, was {
recent guest of Mrs. Rnbecca Gould.
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Darlington Items

Darlington, April 25-Mr. and Mrs.
o. w. Love and Mrs. James Caulford
attended the funeral Of their brother
in-law. Mr.. James Mcknight, former
resident of Darlington, on April 18th
at l.oudon Park Cemetery, Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Hays and Mr., Harry
McJilton Of Baltimore, were week end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. +. S. Worthing.
ton.
The Towpath Tea House is assuming
white dress under the hands of paint
erS and will be in full bloom MAY LIST
when Il will be opened to the public.
Mrs. Charles Rraddock Jones and
little Charles, Jr., are the guests of
Mrs. Samuel Hopkins of Green Banks.
Miss Grace Wilson, of Baltimore,
was week end guest of Mrs. J. Flet-
cher Hopkins.
Mr.. Andrew c. Smith has returned
from visit to his brother-in- law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.. Filler,
of Philadelphia
Mr.. Albert Clark, of Washington, u.
c., is q guest of Mr. Reid Whaling.
Mrs. Richard Blackwell, Of Balti-
more, spent the week end with Mrs.
Leroy n. Blackwell.
Mr.. Harry +. Price, of Annapolis,
was a week end guest of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Price, of mount
Voc"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
DALHOUSIE

The Maryland Breeding Bureau an
nouEccs that this fine young thorough
bred stallion by Bryn Mawr dam Octa-
via by Ill Used will make the season Of
1922 at Timonium Fair Grounds. He
will also be at Marberne Manor, Wor-
thington Valley; Bel Air, Hartford Co..
and at Long Green, on specified dates.
This stallion is sound with excellent
conformation and disposition and just
the right type to produce useful stock.
Terms $1,000 to insure.
Address G. l.. STRIKER, Timoni-
UNI, Maryland. Telephone TowsOn lGi.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
TO DIR FRIENDS

We wish to express our gratitude
and thanks for the sympathy and as
sistance received from our many kind
friends in our great sorrow in the
death of Mr.. Charles H Bay.
Mrs. Charles H. Bay and Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Bay and
family.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
Attorneys Sale

Iiy vtrtnc at a I,nwcr contained ~ '.'"tt-
gave lrnrn Howard ! Grafton ~"d N'iue !.
Grafton, hi wife. dated Octob"' 9TH. 1912 aud
recorded Rnong the Land ''r,"'dN ct hhrinlh
Ald duly ns,tuo.4 10 J. Stephenson Hopkins,
,I,. nuli h,.unp occurred therein. the undrrsivn.
ed s'ic attorney natHrd in said mortgage. viii
offer 1T luhli, Sale at the Court House door
L. ~ A L..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28

For Sale-Avery "Yellow Kid"
IhreShing Machine 1890, Self feeder
and wind stacker with tallying Dagger.
Has been used hut little. John 4.
Dayhoof, Bel Air, Md.
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~ Shoes! Shoesl Shtes The
The newest Styles. Tbe Spring Prices
are much lower. Don't buy without
getting my prices. .. Woodley Rich
ardson, Bel k.iN, Md.
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For Sale-Well located Farm
OF about so acres near Forest Hill,
Suitable for dailying. Apply To W.
Edgar Wilson, Forest Hill MOI
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~ Special Notice-See the free
demonstration of The Wonderful Mira
Gle Automobile Oil at my store next
Monday, May |, 1922 from 8 A. NJ. to
B i. NJ. Come and see for yourself.
NJ. n. Stewart's Hardware Store
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For Sale--Lot of Fodder under
cover, cheap. d. ]. Wilson, Emmor-
ton, Md.
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!" You can get milk at the ]. H.
Webster f,pm after 7 A. NJ. at &c a
quart or SOC u gallon il you bring your
bucket. c. f.. Oliver, Rel Air. Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28

~A Comedy drama "And Roxy
Did il An" will be given by the mem
bcrs of Highland Grange, in Highland
Hall, on Friday evening, April 2Sth.
Come and enjoy "A good laugh.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-04-28
NOBLE L.. MITCHELL. Soii,s''
ORDER NlSl

bhDER "tnt
In the matter of ~ sale 81 the Real Ertnlr
referred to and d, ,erihcd In u mortgage from
James T. Crrg, IT aud wife To George II Rig
don dated tNr 18th dny Of January in the year
INtl. nr... rrcurlsSl amongst the Land Records
Of HES1ud County IN l.ibcr J. A. H. No. IlI
inl 4 rs. nov hold IN due cnurs. of assignment
b, Saiir Rv'i"n. default having occmn.d there
IN,
In the Circuit Court for Hartford County.
In fquity
Ordered this g6th day Of April 1929. that
the sale mndc nnd reported In the above emit
tied cRu-r bN Noble l. Mitchell. Attorney, be-
finally ratified unless cause to the contrary
Thereof be shown on before the 22nd day
ri MAY. lnas provided n copy al this order
h" inserted In new HuAIrr published IN
Hartford County aforesaid once IN each III three
90 successive weeks before the End day ot
May 1929.
Tn" rcrnr states the amount al sales To be
$3.50 10.
D. GTLrIN WILSON. Clerk
True Copy. Test.
~ GILPIN WILSON. Clerk
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~For Sale Cheap-Iron Roller,
Iron Horse Rake, Corn Planter, Weed
er, Syracuse Plow, are nearly new. ].
Woodley Richardson Bel Air, Md,
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10 For Sale-A large Collie Dog.
VIM. Janney, Vale, Md.
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Iw For Sale-Pair Mules, 10 years
old, weight 2IO0 lbs, gentle and good
pullers, Dump Wagon, Acme; Good 2
horse Wagon, capacity $500 lbs, good
"a new. VIM. Il. Davis, at Cardiff,
Md.
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~ Purebrcd Barred Rock Eggs for
Matching at Sanwalt Farm, $i.0O per
setting. NJ. Cassandra STREET., Rocks,
Md. Cardiff 52Rl5.
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~ For Sale purcbicd Jersey Bull
Calf. Splendid individual. Mrs. Me.
Henry Mitchell, Emmorton. Md.
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~ Early Tomato and Cabbage
Plants. Lees Store, Main ST., Bel Air,
Md.
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~ Pasture for Rent-20 head of
cows or heifers after May LIST. Moth
ing but tested stock accepted. X. c.
Ascherfeld, Jarrettsville, Md.
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~For Sale--Alfalfa Hay. Also
2,s ton Truck in excellent condition,
or will consider trade on touring car.
W. II. Tucker, Forest Hill, Md.
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~ viii Buy or Sell-HoI as. Mules
Wagons, Buggies and Harl css. Phone
Fork ll-F3. or address Frank r.
Hammond, Upper Falls, Md.
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~For Sale Reds Yellow Dent
Seed Corn, $3.50 termination. A. G.
EnsJr, Forest Hill, Md.
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By For Sale-Work Horse, or will
exchange for young stock. C. A. Grey,
Forest Hill, Md.
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~We have reduced the price of our
Ford Tops to II point that will pay you
to investigate before buying u ready
MADE top. All our tops "'e handmade
OF good material. .w'ison d Co., Bel
Air, Md
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An sums "t so aud under cash. on sums
over that amount credit Of q months will be-
gwen uur"hnEcrs giving their notes with AZ.
proved security, bearing interest from ,ia, nf
sale aud payable ut the Peoples National Rank
al Delta, Pa
No vuu-lS removed until settled Tor
JOHN l. TAYLOR
Granville e. Boyle. AuctiOncer.
Lawrence Scarborough, CLERK.
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L~Lee Tires will advance soon, bet
ter see me at once. VIM. s. Wallis,
Agent for County, Bel Air, Md.
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~ For Sale Canning Machinery.
including 30 II, +. Boiler George
Rmkley, Aberdeen, Md.
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~ Early Tomato and Cabbage
Plants. Lees Store, Main St., Bel Air,
Md.
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Have pasture for 70 head Of
coN, o. heilera after May LIST. Moth
ing but tested stock taken. S. Robert
White, McCanns Corner, Il. ID. Street,
Nd.
~For Sale 49, House Framing,
Shcathing, Barn Lumber, Tomato Box
cs cut to order and delivered. John
Archer, Joppa, Md. Phone wilma 4F4.
~ Agents, Ladies or men, full or
part time wanted in every town, some
thing new all the time, permanent po-
sitioas, repeated orders, large commits
sions. For particulars write Chesa-
peake Novelty Co., Cambridge, Mary
land.
EFor Sale-White Cap Yellow
Dent Seed Corn. High test germina-
ton guaranteed. Mellor X. Ward,
Jarrettsvlle, Md.
I~I have taken the Cleveland Six
for Hartford County, and will be pleas
ed to give demonstration at any time.
Price $l295 delivered. Chas. G. Wilda-
son Royal Garage, Bel Air, Md.
~ Wanted for clients, farms from
10 20 100 acres. Send for listing
blank. Spencer & Hopkins, Darling
tor, Md.
~For Sale-Light Brahma Eggs
for setting, So per Is. Thomas j..
Bend, FallstOn, Nd.
w~For Sale or tons good Tim
othy Hay. W. J. Wilson a. Son, For
est Hill, Md.
Reliable woman for
nurse and to do homework. Mrs.
Lewis j. Williams, Bel Air, Md.
~~For Sale for Want of Use--Latc
model REQ Truck. Only run 1000 miles
and in excellent condition. Joseph X.
Coale, Bel Air Md.
lw-For Salc-Desirable home and
three acres of land near village.
S22OO.0O. Spencer & Hopkins, Darl-
mgtOn, Md.
y on FNilfr 'I'b l''l w i4h'Ih So
vgnized Pipe Phone Jarrcttsville
2nF2l. Edw. f. Stamford, Fallston,
Nd.
~-Bo0ne County White Seed
Corn for sale. termination guaran-
teed. W. Roy Tucker, Forest Hill,Md.
EwFor Sale-Well-de Jer-
sey bull calf, Smos. old; blood Of high
prcducersR. of M.)on both sides.
Fun pedigree sent upon request. Reg
iStlation and transfer papers furnished
pun chaser. $50. Mrs. Geo. S. Wills,
FallstOn, Md.
Wanted Married man by the
month to do general farm work. Phone
JuIlcttsville 26F2l. Edwin +. Standl-
ford, Fallston, Md.
~ For Sale-A fresh COW and calf.
Telephone Churchville 6Fl3. Albert
Jersey Aberdeen, Md
~ Selected Seed Corn for Sale.
See it before buying. Lambright Bros,
Benson, Md. Phone wilma 81.
~ Wantcd--Farm hand not afraid
of work. Good place for right man.
Charles S. Golding, Fallston, Md.
TIA Cnmnd, drama HAnd ROxy
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~ For Salc-F Farm of l55 acres.
joel w. Silver, Havre de Grace, Md.
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Walnut Ii"dttrnd and bureau, Sphere Walnut
PHrlnr Suit. Couch. Cook Stove, Iron Chunk
Stove. Kitchen Cabinet. beethoven Organ. Chs
Range Cellar Tables. Dishes. Cooking lltrn-
siis aud many other small articles found nhout
IA house
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~ For Sale Cheap-New Cash Reg
lister. Grafton Bros, Forest Hill, Md.
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~ Farms Wanted-At once for
out -oftown clients. so to POO acres.
State full particulars and Price. John
7, Davis 4 Co.. 30 1903 SO Gather
Bldg, lii N, Charles St., Baltimore,
Md.
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~ Wantcd-Farm hand not afraid
Of work. Good place for right man.
Charles S. Golding, Fallston, Md.
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For Sale--A ~ II. z. Gasoline
Engine, !. II. c., in first class condi-
ton, used but little. S. A. Whiteford,
Whiteford, Md. Phone Cardiff ll2RS.
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~ Selected Seed Corn for Sale.
See it before buying. Lambright Bros,
Benson, Md. Phone wilma 5J.
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~ For Matching Eggs from the
best colorcd S, c, X. |. Reds that have
ever raised Prize winners ut Balt-
more and Hartford Shows. John s,
Webster, Churchville, Md.
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I~Havc pasture for 20 head Of
cON, o. heilcra after May LIST. Moth
ing but tested stock taken. S. Robert
White, McCanns Corner, Il. u. Street,
Nd.
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~ For Salc-White Ieghom eggs
for Matching, 81 per 10; So per 100.
day old chicks $l2 per 100 phone vii.
ma 4F&l. s. X, Clapprl, Joppa, Md
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Tuesday, May End, 1922

Hcsnu'np a, 10 o'clock A NJ sharp. the
fullowng PERSONAL PROPERTY. to wit.
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~S, c. Reds--My Breeders are
from Owen FARMS best. Fine matings
OF real quality birds of superior quality
and shape. Great layers. Eggs by
the setting or hundred reasonable. {.
Cameron, Jpppa, Md.
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~ For Sale-A fresh COW and calf.
Telephone Churchville GFl3. Albert
Jersey Aberdeen, Md.
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~For Sale Cheap-Iron Roller,
Iron Horse Rake, Corn Planter, Weed
er, Syracuse Pillow, are nearly new. ].
Woodley Richardson Bel Air, Md.
By For Sale-Work Horse, or will
exchange for young stock. c. A. Grey,
Forest Hill, Md.
~ Pasture for Rent-20 head of
cows or heifers after May LIST. Moth
ing but tested stock accepted. X, c.
Ascherfeld, Jarrettsville, Md.
"For Sale--Alfalfa Hay. Also
2's ton Truck in excellent condition,
or will consider trade on touring car.
W, h. Tucker, Forest Hill, Md.
~ Early Tomato and Cabbage
Plants. Lees Store, Main St., Bel Air,
Md.
Does your car, truck or tractor
need overhaulingI Go to MacLcan's
Garage, Rel Air, Md.
~ For Sale Cheap-New Cash Reg
lister. Grafton Bros, Forest Hill, Md.
~For Sale--A ~ II. T. Gasoline
Engine, |. II. c., in first class condi-
ton, used but little. S. A. Whiteford,
Whiteford, Md. Phone Cardiff ll2RS.
~S, c. Reds--My Breeders are
from Owen FARMS best. Fine matings
OF real quality birds of superior quality
and shape. Great layers. Eggs by
the setting or hundred reasonable. {.
Cameron, Jpppa, Md.
For Sale--FamerS' Favorite s.
hoe Drill. Edw. h. Ady, Sharon, Md.
~For Sale-A 2-ton Standard
Truck, Stake Body. Having accepted
u position in Baltimore will sacrifice
TO cash buyer. Has been run less than
500 miles. Can be seen and demon
strated ut Midway Garage Cooptown,
Maryland. Phone Jarrettsville Az.
J, Morse Amos.
w~ls your battery dead or no, Civ
ing satisfaction? MacLean's Garage,
Rel Air, Md. for ENide Battery Service.
~ For Sale-Two fresh Guernsey
Cows with Calves by their sides. +. 7
Howard Smith, Residence Madonna, L. .
White Hall. Md.
~Waated-l00 cedar or locust
posts. W. Herbert Cairnes Jarretts-
v.llc Md
~For Sale-Twenty bu. Stowell's
evergreen Sugar Corn. T.. N. Brown,
Eawn Grove, Pa.
IW For Sale-Buff Plymouth Rock
ggS also Muscovy Duck eggs for hat.
hug. II. A. Dunnigan Street, Md.
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~ Wanted Married man by the
month to do general farm work. Phone
JuIrcttsville 26F2l. Edwin +. Standi-
ford, Fallston, Md.