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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Special Baskets

German Utility Basket, wicker
style. with nici.ei-rim Top, mahog
any or natural hnish; may he used
for fern dish. work basket. nut
bowl. etc; three sizes; attractivc.y
priced. zoe TO iOc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15
In Accord With The Spirit Of The Times
BUSINESS INTERESTS FOUND ON THE EVE OF THE MOST
EXTENSIVE TRADE THEIR CAREER.

Rich in SOIL picturesque topography, with ansporta
the title Spot Maryland 1t lies of the greatest
fertile section out of doors anywhere on
happy and conented The
pioneers civilizations first fires this land and VINO
hewed their home pmeva covered the country
subjects continued interest all students of American
history the that have elapsed since the Landing OF
With the cooperation citizens industries
of this section sending message OF pluck
persistent that asked: GLOW Thurmont and vicinity
doing?" go. ,., .
practical effect of with safety and
conservation Our county has great enthusiasm great VISION
has never its of deceived itself To-
by standing STILL but by the inspiring spect
ace of looking and strength
neither needs trenches but broad pan be-
great the rising of prosperity and
happiness alone seeking commercial success material
progress odiy great deal We seek civic
and the best fields for the joy of living the inspiration OF
hepfuness nsef public and unbound
ed ande ver-ncreasing devotion to the public welfare
Again. department and social life has kept in the
march of confidence and The homes the county are
the civic hepfune and public spirit which have
active and better organized and
productive and helpful than ever before
f + IN ADVANCE Of the sorSid material march to bigger
things that like stirring music
and quckens the of the rank and file This one OF the
today, neither bou assuming false mod
esy proclaims her achievements powerful position, respectful
confidence her pride the that she has created line
Garden Spot of Maryland armed she has been with great faith
a strong arr and vision both clear and true
Today stands the solid rock
perhaps than other community in
this section of the United States Our financial institutions have been
smashing blows financial depression and Can
in United States record?
edition
the public that they strictly accord with the times and
bottom
rendering the public the most efficient The
community have been energetic in their efforts to
public the benefit low prices and did not wait for the prices to
bottom but have anticipated conditions and placed their stocks
disposal of the people remarkable reductions
reading the Normally Edition. wish to direct special
the minds the readers the value the and goods
in article himself
read these carefully
publisher rather phlanthrpc nature the
this edition mostly paid by the business and firms whose
ink and all material used the production Of the
the publisher adopt rather semphanropic
course
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

Science has progressed perhaps
more rapidly during the last decade
than in any previous period of the
worlds history, and one of the scien-
ces that has been brought to high
degree of perfection is that science
and art of chiropractic.
We are fortunately represented in
this profession here in this county
by this we'll known chiropractor who
is close student of the times, and
during the term Of service in the
profession has kept thoroughly
abreast of the times by reading,
study and wide research He is q
doctor of excellent standing, wide
professional ability and considered
by others in the profession as one of
the most expert upon spinal analysis
and adjustment in the country, and
as a consequence enjoys prac-
tice that is ever increasing.
The science of chiropractic 10 fou-
nded upon the principle of spinal ad-
justments as the spine In the index
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It is eminently fitting in this COM
prehensive review of the onward
progress to give due mention to the
activities of this concern, for it is
one of the best conducted and most
substantial enterprises of the coun-
ty, with record of months of sue
cessful operations during which time
it has become one of our most potent
transportation assets.
The business has taken its place in
the transportation system of the
country for with the development OF
good roads it has opened many towns
to frequent transportation that were
for years isolated communities. Thus
it renders an educational, social and
business service that is important to
the progress and development of the
country.
The manager of this service has
selected the excellent trucks as
regular equipent on these lines
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

BY reason OF the wide range Of
quality and price it is very difficult
for the uninitiated these days to Sc
lest a piano or player and get full
value unless they are dealing
with someone in whom they have con-
fdence. For this reason there is a
general satisfaction in doing bust
ness with this admirable and efficient
house. During the time that it has
been in business it has merited a
reputation for fair dealing. The
management and associates know
piano and player values and customers
know when they make price it de-
notes real and true worth. Their line
of musical Instruments has been en-
dorsed by the leaders Of the world Of
music. This insures the customer of
getting pianos or players worth while
and their policy of one price insures
you full value for your money.
The managers and their associates
are very courteous and will be pleased
to show you whether you desire to
purchase just at this tim or not
They are thoroughly conversant with
all features of the business over
which they have direction and will
be pleased to take up the matter with
you. They operate an institu-
ton that adds much to the efficiency
of the community as trading center
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

1t is especially fitting and proper
in these days when the government is
urging conservation of our resources
especially those formerly considered
waste material, that we direct youl
attention to concern that is devoted
entirely to this important work.
Among the successful industries of
this section of the state which hold
prominent attention in the business
world is this well known local con.
Germ.
The protector of this enterprise
who is well and favorably known in
this section, believes that this section
offered an ideal place for the location
of fertilizer industry and that their
judgment has been indicated is evil
denced by the we'll merited success
that has crowned their well directed
efforts. The location. so near US of
this industry has been of considerable
benefit to the tillers of the soil in this
vicinity for they have found that this
company assisted in conservation by
turning to practical use everyportion
of the waste and thus have been
doubly fortunate in the location in
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

This is one of the modern and up
to-date automobile establishments of
this section and enjoys a large pat
ronsge.
This place is equipped with the lat
est machinery on the market for sci
entifc repair and adjustment of au-
tomobiles and the expert manager
of the service department has en-
ployed the most competent and able
machinists that he could secure.
AS a consequence their service sta
ton has reached high state of eff
cheney. No matter what trouble you
may be having, if you take it to this
garage they and their auto experts
can remedy it for you.
The Hudson, which is one of the
classiest cars manufactured today,
represents the acme of modern auto
mobile construction. With an en-
viable record as regards tire and
gasoline mileage for a car in its
class, also proper weight gives this
popular car the lead in high classmot-
or cars. Not only has this wonder
full car triumphed on the speedway,
but in the congested city, and upon
the broad highway. 1t has at all
times been the peer of its class. 1t
is not new automobile but has been
manufactured for years and has
withstood the cor. petition and the
severe tests of time. One of the
greatest compliments that could be
paid this car is the fact that II
has many imitators in the various
designs that have been pioneers and
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

Leaking radiators are expensive
and dangerous. They are often the
cause of many expensive and serious
troubles such as pistons and cylinders
scored, bearings burned out, cars
completely burned up, waste of
cylinder oil and gasoline.
The manager of this establishment
has made an extensive study of the
radiator manufacture and has fitted
his establishment with the very lat
est equipment for the repairing and
complete rebuilding of radiators. His
service covers recoring, rebuilding
and repairing. He offers complete
free inspection and will not advise
any work unless it is necessary.
He is the distributor for the fam
Gus "Tyree" core, which is made of
pure lake copper and\is recognized
by the trade as the very best radia-
tor core on the market.
The many excellent jobs he has
done for auto and truck owners in
this part of the state, his reasonable
prices and the quickness of the SER
vice has brought his establishment
into the well deserved prominence
that it now enjoys.
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ing that has made this organization
famous.
In the famous Hupmobile is offer
ed at reasonable price q motor car
that has been described by thousands
of enthusiastic purchasers a.
"The Car Superior" But
this by no means tells you all about
this car. One. of the most
desirable features of this popular
four cylinder car is the fact that
there is no other automobile on
the market that has triumphed over
it in hill climbing contests.
The Hupmobile is a classy four
cylinder car that can be throttled to
three miles per hour. 1t is sold rea
sonably and should be seen to be ap-
preciated.
The Hupmobile is often called the
family car because of its all around
efficiency. Real quality is built into
the Hup, built for economy and speed
and has the appearance of car that
costs much more. 1t is noted for its
dependable performance and trium-
phs in hill climbing contests.
In making this review Of our pre-
gress we wish to refer this firm
and their excellent line Of cars to the
people of this part Of the state and
would suggest that it would DO wen
to look them over before making
final selection and pick out
good one. We desire to compG-
pliment this firm upon its activities
in the automobile world.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

The auto radiator establishment
has come into more prominence with
the increasing number of cars and
trucks, their high prices and the de-
termination of the public to get the
fullest mileage from their cars. 1t
is accord with the conservation of
the transportation of the country
and the desire of the people to util-
ize every available car.
One of the after effects of the war
and it's influence on mechanics in the
United States is the fact that the
boys who were in Europe learned a
lesson of thrift which they are i'm
parting to the people in the way that
European people do not discard
every piece of machinery as soon as
it is used a little and buy a new one,
but to learn to rebuild it at much
less cost and keep it running. An
other element that has entered into
the auto situation to promote this
feature is the fact that with the con-
tinued use of the motor car it's own
er has become about as familiar with
it's workings as the manufacturer
and thus knows that he can get many
more miles from the old car.
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producer exacts from this latest of
scientific products for the farm.
A special feature is the individual
and magnanimous service rendered
Every patron Of this establishment l.
given the most comprehensive and
painstaking service and purchaser
are assured of an efficient
service station carrying a complete
stock of everything they might de.
mand. This feature Of the place
is in line with twentieth century ef
ficiency and the proprietor's deter
mination to prepare for every emer.
gency in which the patrons might be
found.
There is no one man who has mer-
tied the prominent position he has
attained more than this popular and
progressive automotive man. With a
restless ambition and broad vision
of the development of this part Of
the country he has turned his eff
cient energies to the establishment
of business institutions which would
not only render a valued and a
magnanimous service, but would also
add to the commercial attractions OF
his home city and vicinity. 1t gives
US great pleasure to compliment him
and in this review to give him the
pominent position that his admirable
and successful policies have won.
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and in this edition we are pleased to
point with pride to the great success
i is making in it's chosen profession
and assure our readers that at this
establishment they always will re-
ceive a square deal. They are to
be highly complimented upon the well
merited success of the establishment,
and upon the valued service it rom
dcrs the people.
The popular player roll depart
ment has attained a we'll merited
name as being one Of the most mod
ern and complete in this state. They
transact an extensive business in
carrying all standard player rolls.
If you desire any roll all you
have to do is to write them and the
requested number will be forwarded
to you by parcel post. This is most
accommodating service and is meet
ing with the approval of the people
all over this part of the state where
they have a large patronage.
This store and it's able manage
ment and assistants represent the
very highest type of professional peo-
pie, being very efficient in their
lines. Service on all musical instru.
ments is an important element to be
considered in the purchase of an in
strument and they are right here to
give the very best.
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to your health and removes causes
by relieving pressure on the nerves.
The slogan is: eff the spine is right,
the man is right" Consultation and
analysis are free to all and anyone
who is not feeling in the best con-
dition should call around and have
an examination or an adjustment or
two taken in time is a powerful pre-
ventative and may save you much
future trouble and pain.
People from ali over this section
come for consultation and have
chiropractic spinal adjustments made
that invariably result in very bene-
fetal manner. These people are of
high standing i'm the communities in
which they live and in this edition we
are glad to compliment him upon the
excellent standing he has attained
in the profession and upon the high
character of his work and the assist.
ance he is lending in keeping the
people Of this section of the country
Try in a good, healthy condition. i
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

The drivers have all been selected
with the greatest of care and are
thoroughly familiar with the cars
they are driving, the laws of the
state and are very careful in the
handling of the traffic. The rates on
these lines are merely nominal and
as a consequence the public can trav-
ell very cheaply at frequent intervals
and with the greatest degree of safe
ty.
Such On institution as this one
adds to the reputation Of the COM
munity for being alive and wide
awake. 1t brings favorable COM
ment not only from the local but also
from the travelling public and as
sists in making this more progress
sive section of one of the greatest
states in the union. More such in
stitutions as this one is the aim of
every community which wishes to
keep it's place in the march of pro-
gress.
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leaders. 1t is made in all models and
will suit the needs of either business
or pleasure.
The new improved Essex retains
all the qualities through which the
old Essex established its noted re-
cords and wone the esteem of own
ers. But in addition are refinements
and improvements that VIII delight
and surprise owners of the old Essex
qui.e as much as non-owners.-
The Essex is one of the classiest
cars on the market, and is sold at a
very reasonable price. If you want
class at M derate price you should
look at the Essex.
The Essex is the car that made the
sensational run from San Francisco
to New York in days, IA hours and
AZ minutes, breaking all previous
records for cross country runs. The
cars that made this trip are now on
exhibition in various parts of the
country.
The Essex" is sensationally popu-
lar being high class car in the var
ious models and colors that is sold at
a most reasonable price. In order
to appreciate an Essex you must get
a demonstration and ride in one.
The new models of the Hudson
and Essex in the coach design are the
sensations of the day, getting a
closed car a small amount over the
open car. They are meeting with
the approval of the public and once
more show the advanced coach build.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

In driving this section of the coun-
try there is no more pleasant place
to stop than at this garage for here
you will encounter the most courteous
and efficient service.
The Oakland is a moderately
priced car, within the reach of all
buyers of this class, yet it offers
quality and equipment found only on
other high priced automobiles.
The Oakland Six Sport Model
combines striking beauty of design,
finish and fitting with the endurance
and performance that have won the
unqualified approval of the thousands
of owners of other models of today's
Oakland Six, and with operating
economy that sets new standard for
cars of its type.
The sport model is powered with
the famous Oakland Six-Cylinder
Overhead Valve Engine, built in the
Oakland plant; the, engine with spec.
ial lightweight pistons that quicken
acceleration and add to power, and
with "honed" cylinders of the most
perfect finish known to the automo'
bile world.
The Cletrac, tractor has add.
ed to the increase in the food produc
ton of the nation and has proven Il
answer all of the demands Of eff
cheney which the modern scientific
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-06-15

this vicinity Of the well known con-
Germ, a fact which entitled this con.
Germ to the well merited support and
patronage of all in this section.
They have a most modern plant
which is equipped for the manufac-
tuye of a full line of fertilizers to
suit all kinds of soil. The chemists
in charge of the mixing of the fert-
ilizers are thoroughly conversant
with soil Conditions in this part of
the nation as well as the proper mix
ing of fertilizers and therefore are
able to render the people the most
efficient service.
This plant is one of the most mod
ern in the eastern states. It is
regularly inspected by the official of
the state department from whom the
company has often received well
merited praise.
The management has always had
at heart the best interest of the
county and has done the best at all
times to serve the people to the best
advantage. Under the acute business
direction the business has prospered
and expanded.
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Baltimore & Frederick Bus Line

WITH ESTABLISHMENT AT W.. FIFTH ST. IN FREDERICK
FEATURE EFFICIENT BUS SERVICE AT FREQUENT INTER
BETWEEN FREDERICK AND BALTIMORE AND WAY
PoINTs-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. w. c. HANN, WHO is
RENDERING GREAT SERVICE RELIEVING OF TRANS
THIS PART OF MARYLAND -ExCELLENl
roupNENT AND CAREFUL DRIVERS REASONABLE
RATEs-BUssES LEAVE FREDERICK BALTIMORE AT 1888
sA M AND F. None HOUR AND FoRTYFIVE MINUTES
BALTIMORE.
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wifev Didn't,

"You brute! The idea Of your call.
ing your wife the last rose of SUM.
mer and other insulting names"
Hold on, Judge! l never used that
metaphor. You see. rose dries up
some time
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The Ramsbure Fertilizer Co.

WITH MODERN PLANT FREDERICK EXTENSIVE MANU-.
FACTURERs OF FERTILIZERS, FEATURING OLD EXCEL
SOIR PLANT FOOD, ANNOTATED BONE PHOSPHATE SUPER
PHOSPHATE ROCK AND POTASH-THEIR PRICES FALL
LEVEL-THEIR ACTIvIT-
les HAVE RESULTED IN LARGE INCREASE IN FOOD PRO-
DUCTION IN THIS PART OF THE NATION-THER PRODUCTS
ARE HANDLED BY CHAS. NULL OF FAIRMONT.
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Frederick Auto Radiator Works
(THE HOME OF soLDERINc)

AT 1872 w. PATRICK ST, FREDERICK, MOST CON-
PLETE AUTO RADIATOR ESTABLISHMENTS IN THIS SECTION
OF MARYLAND UNDER THE VERY COMPETENT DIREC-
TON OF MR. M LEATHER, is AUTHORITY ON RADIA-
TOR REPAIRS AND CONSTRUCTON-HE FEATURES THE FAM
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DR.. 0. r. Mcintyre

WITH OFFICES SECOND ST, FREDERICK, ONE OF
THE LEADING CHIRoPRACToRs OF MARYLAND AND RECEIV
ED TRAINING AT PALMER SCHOOL HAS LARGE
CLIENTELE FROM SURROUNDING TERRITORIES CON-
SUITED THE SAME LINE WORK.
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The Model Garage

AT FREDERICK AND MDDLETOWN ARE THE DISTRIBUTORS IN
MARYLAND FOR OAKLAND SENSIBLE
SIX" AND THE CLETRAC TRACTORS AND HAVE THESE CARS
TRACTORS AT MOST REASONABLE PRICES-THEY CON-
DUCT COMPLETE SERVICE IN BOTH DEPARTMENTS AND
OPERATE AN INSTITUTION THAT is GREAT BENEFIT TO
PEOPLE THIS PART OF MARYLAND.
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Smith & Grimes

AT 143 MARKET ST IN FREDERICK CONDUCT ONE OF THE
LEADING MUSICAL INSTRUMENT STORES MARYLAND,
BROS. PIANOS CUNNINGHAM PIANOS, LAUTER
HUMANE, SOLOTONE MONOGRAPHS, PLAYER
CUSTOMERS TAKEN
PARCEL POST.
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Something TO
Think Hbouf
NOT ON BREAD ALONE
By r. II. WALKER

"HERE is within all of us all
ever-growing appetite which
Graves substantial nourishment
for the soul.
A sumptuous table heaped with
palatable delicacies fails utterly to
satisfy this hunger.
With all our carnal gluttony We
find ourselves at certain periods Of
our existence yeaining for spiritual
food.
Wealth and luxury leave but an
emptiness; poverty and sorrow dis
tress and harden our hearts; the
world is a cheat-a bauble that eludes
us and leaves us in vagueness.
We may be talebearers, liars and
thieves, but in our serious moments
there comes upon us an overwhelm-
ing longing for something that will
appease our appetite, besides bread
alone.
We wish for the sustenance In
which Truth and Mercy are blended,
that our souls may be satiated, and
our fever cooled. In ten thousand
for us, but we rebel against accept
ing it.
Though we may be starving and
weak, to the point Of falling We re-
fuse to eat.
In our misery and WEAKNESS we
crave the everlasting Voice of Nature
to lull us to sweet repOse, yet In
strange perverseness we fight to keep
awake.
From all around us comes the call
to the feast.
1t comes from the silent starry
nights; from the boisterous days {;
from the shimmering silver streams !;
from the dancing leaves of the for
ests; from songs OF birds and sigh
ing winds, hut our eyes are heavy
and our ears are dull.
Right at our elbows is dust.
covered volume filled with uplifting
encouragement and fatherly love,
intended for guidance to the very
happiness we desire.
But we let this great book lie in
dark corner untouched while we
continue to stumble on and cry for
peace.
We refuse to open our eyes when
We ought to be wide awake; we de-
cline tn close them when we ought
to be asleep; we are wilfully head
strong and insistent upon having our
own way.
We see not the good, but stroll and
strut with evil
We are human; but within each
one of us there burns the spark ot
divinity, and not until this spark shall
be famed BY our own hand into
flame, and kept burning by simple
prayer and faith snail our hunger be
fully satisfied.