Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-03-25

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Spring. Herring have been here sew
cral weeks. Shad are coming up the
river. and hogs iowl and turnip
greens are going down red lane at a
rapid rate.
Mrs Harry Jones spent few
day, this week with her parents, Nh.
and Mrs. Sewel Jarman.
Mrs John W. Richardson is visit
ing friends in PENIS Grove, near
Wilmington
A great many people from Snow
Hill and vicinity attended the moving
picture show in Berlin this week,
"Thc Sheik," being the attraction.
Mr. Avery FRUITS Buick. which
was smashed up several weeks back,
has been made over like new. and
Avery is happy once more running
passengers wherever they want TO go.
Rev. George Cooke, the evange-
list, will visit Snow Hill next Monday
to meet the many friends he made
during the religious campaign he con
Quoted here several weeks ago. He Is
now nj Princess Anne.
Mr.. Walter J. Brewington has
purchased the Marylander and Her
aid newspaper, Princess Anne. and
will take charge about April lst. Mr.
Brewington is resident of Sails
bury, and has been connected with
the Wicomico News for number OF
years. He is Il son of the late Harry
Brewington. editor of the News. and
one OF its proprietors for many years.
Sussex County. Delaware. has
raised S700 for the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation Fund Worcester County
has done very little yet, because there
is no organization. The Messenger
has offered to receive subscriptions,
and about $4,000 has been sent to us.
Thurman Dale. of Whaleyville
was arrested in Berlin Thursday
night by automobile policeman. ID. J.
Topper, charged with operating an
automobile while under the influence
of liquor.
Miss Cora Turner. of Whining
ton, Del. is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. George W. Wonnell.
Senator and Mrs G.. Walter
Mapp and two sons. of Accomac
motorcd TO Snow Hill Sunday after
noon. and spent the night here with
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. John ).
Aydclotte. Senator Mapp and family
spent the winter in Richmond. where
he was one of the leaders in the
senate 1t the recent session of the
State Legislature. Mrs. Mapp also
came in for a great deal of social at
tention. being called upon on several
occasions by Governor Trinkle's wife
to assist in entertaining at the EXe-
cutive Mansion.
Recently The Messenger did j
job of printing for Snow Hill people
for $1,000 We knew il was very
low price and we would make no pro-
fit on it; others thought the job cost
enough. We sent samples to Bati-
more office asking for the lowest
possible price. The price was S37.50
We then sent a sample to a Philadel-
phia printer asking for the lowest
possible price. The answer was $40
If you have a job of printing you
may feel assured that our prices are
as low as il is possible to get the
same class of work done for any
where on earth, end in 80 eases out
of hundred our prices are lower
and our work is better. A few weeks
ago we turned out splendid job of
large circulars for $500. The low
est estimate we could get from other
good printers was Sl25.00 for the job.
We made these inquiries to check up
our prices with city offices which do
work at reasonably low price. The
Messenger is at your service with
quality. low prices and promptness.