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Willow and Reed
Furniture Reduced

Natural Willow High Rack Mag
HEine Pocket Chair. slightly crooked
in weave SS.75: was sl6.5o.
l Medium size Fine Quality Reed
Desk. with drawer and lower shelf;
green enamel finish; slightly marred.
sl7.7S; was $3.50.
Gray Eoamrl Reed Fiber Arm
Chair. with cretonRe seat and hack.
Reduced to $s.7S.
> Brown Woven Seat Reed Fiber
Rockers. Reduced to s4.eS each.
High-grade Hand-caned Frosted
Brown Reed ,Tsbourette. SS.7b; was
SO.
Old Ivory Reed Table Lamp.
Ss.7S; was sls.So.
Hand-decorated Fine Reed Service
or Tea Table, firished in o'd blue;
slightly soIIed. ss.7S; was s27.So.
Hand-decorated Fine Reed Work
Baskets, blue and l green. Sl.ss
each; were $3.50.
Fine Reed Work Basket, which
stands on the floor. s2.2s; was $50.
Reed Sewing Cabinet. ivory enSm-
eIed and paneled with cretonne.
$4.75; was $3.50.
Woven Seat. Aft. Reed Fiber
settees. Greatly reduced to s7.7S.
High Back Light Brown Reed
Rocker. cretonne seat cushion ano
back. slS.75; was S26.7b.
High Rack Reed Fiber Rockers,
Spring seat. cretonne cushion and up
holstered back. Sl4.5o; was $3.50.
High Back Reed Chair, creto'
seat cushion and back. Sl45o; was
s22.B0
1 High Back Reed Fiber Wing
Chair, with magazine pocket. tapestry
seat cushion and back: spring seat
slightly imperfect STATS; was S22.5o.
Frosted Brown Reed Fiber Arm
Chair. upholstered spring seat. slf.75;
was sls.7S.
Willow and Reed Section, Fifth foor,
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Horoscope
FRIDAY. MARCH "A, 1872,

AnAnNh - lb&&.
This should be a fairly fortunate
day, according to astrology, Mars,
Jupiter and Mercury are all in
benefic aspect Neptune and the
Sun are mildly adverse.
1t is a day in which all con-
structive work should prosper
greatly. Both those who are in
the learned professions and those
who work with their hands should
benefit from this planetary rule.
Mars gives promise to engineers
and all who have ability in me-
chanical lines. Building of bridges
and conduits will be unusually ac-
tive.
Physicians and surgeons are to
be extraordinarily busy during the
remainder Of the spring when there
will be much illness.
Judges and lawyers again come
under the most promising direc-
tion of the stars. Not only will
they have many unusual cases, but
national honors will come to them<
The influences during this oonfigs
uration are supposed to be stimu-
lating and, invigorating, making for
enterprise and even for daring in
itiative.
Advertising has the most promis-
ing direction and the stars seem to
indicate large returns for publicity.
An editor is to gain high place
through some great public service,
the seers pnophesy.
Persons whose birthday It is have
the sugury of an active year that
scores great success. They should
be careful not TO overdo.
Children horn on this day will
probably be enterprising and ener-
getic, generous and industrious.
They should guard against decep-
tion. for they viii be easily led to
believe in false friends.
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Haviland China
Reduced

" Daintily Decorated Dinner
Plates, 4oc each; were Soc.
Q Decorated Tea Plates, 3sc
each; were 7oc.
Decorated Casseroles, Sz.75
each; were IS.
3 Decorated Covered Butter
Dishes, $I.es each; were 81.
? Dainty Cream Jugs, csc
each; were Sa.
Decorated 10 inch Meat
Dishes, $I.es each; were $3.50.
II Decorated Soup Plates, 35c
each; were 7oc.
Dainty Sugar Bowl, 81; was
$7.5o.
3 Decorated I2-inch Meat
y Platters, $7.so each; were IS.
I Decorated IL inch Meat
Dish, SAYS; was $3.50.
China Section. Fifth floor.
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fully for deterioration. Figure fur
ther what the end of one year. five,
or ten years will be at this rapid
rate of deterioration.
Striking n Balance.
And then add il all up-and face
yourself in the mirror as you are
or as you will be at the end of a
given time!
Put down on the debit side:
Wrinkles due to the unrelentless
hurry demon; irritation over trifiing
incidents en- route; loss of temper,
account insufficient sleep: worries
over ridiculously petty things: set,
tense expression due to lack of play
in your life; gradually lowering vi
tality, due to the entire combina-
,tion of foolishnessv-and what have
you got? !.
IL a business man had as many
deficits as that, he'd shut up shop
and walk out.
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Good
Morning,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

One day Isaac Tindall went into
a pool room He asked Jesses Smith
to hold his coat while he played.
and Jesse refused Then he asked
Jesse to play pool with him and the
man refused to do this also.
George Green was standing around.
and Isaac asked him to hold the
overcoat. which cost $50. George
took the coat and held II while Isaac
knocked the spots on the pool balls.
When Isaac got through he looked
for George and the coat. and they
were both gone.
Several months later Isaac recog-
mixed George on the street and called
on Policeman Stanton to arrest him
IL was done. George swore it was
all mistake and insisted that he
had never seen Isaac nor the coat,
but several witnesses identified him
ss the man who held the coat, and
DC GOT thirty days.
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Calls Man Stool Pigeon
Gets Fined for Fight

Eugene Nally, of 436 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest. was fined 500 in
Police Court yesterday by Judge Nc
Mahon on a charge of assaultins
Samuel Gaylord, of 211 First street
northwest. in a Ninth street motion
picture theater last Sunday after
noon.
The alteration between the two
men started on the street in front
of the theater when Nally called
Gaylord a stool pigeon" and the
latter replied with an oath.
Gaylord claimed to have been
working as "A decoy for Detectives
Rome and Brodie. Nally claimed
that Gaylord was peeved because
Some of the men he. sought to trap
sold him half pint OF water.
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Memory
Tests
Answers to These Question: VIII
He Published Tomorrow.

l. What was the Missouri Com
promise?
2. What causes friction?
3. Whom did Jack Dempsey de-
feat to win the worlds heavyweight
championship, where, when and
number of rounds?
4. Who was called the shake
speare of Painting"
). II not affected by disease or
natural enemy. to what extent
could one pair of rabbits multiply
in four years?
6. Place the following quotation:
"A Daniel come to judgment: yes.
a Daniel!"
I. What is the salary of the Vice
President?
s. Where are the three chief cot
ton markets of the world?
3. Who were the black and
tans?"
10. Who was the most celebrated
physician and medical writer of an
cient times?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
/. What are the Eddas? Two COL
'ections of NEUROLOGICAL records OF
scandinavia. The older Edda is in
poetry. and dates back to 1856: the
later Edda Is in prose. and bears
date of 1910. The first Edda con-
sists of thirty-seven poems, and
both tell of gods, legends and Scan
dinavian wars. The word Edda
means great-grandmother.
2. Who was called the Snow
| KinG?" Why? So the German
Catholic party named Gustavus
Adolphus. King of Sweden. who in
1880 interfered In the thirty years.
war. They called him the Snow
King" because he came from the
land of snow. and they thought he
would melt away like Frederick V
OF Bohemia, nicknamed the winter
King"
8. Is the. glowworm a worm? No;
II Is a beetle.
4. Place the following quotation:
''The devil can cite scripture for his
purpose" Shakespeare's The Mer-
chant of Venice" Act 1, scene 8.
5. How many feet in a fathom
Six.
6. In how many counties in "
nois is coal produced? Fifty-three
counties.
Z. Who was not only the creates
mathematician but also the mos
celebrated inventor of antiquity
Archimedes. 2S7-212 B. c. His scre~
for the raising of water is in use
at the present day.
s. What is a protective tariff? >
system of import duties on foreig~
goods for the purpose of deriving
Eevenue and encouraging home
manufacturers. q.
9. What sort of electrical force
sends impulses over a telegraph
wire? Over submarine cable?
In telegraph wire an electric cur
rent actually flows. producing the
induction which moves the instru-
ments. In a submarine cable the
wires and sheath act like plates in
condenser. and transmit a wave
of induction instead of a pulse Of
current.
10. Whom did Jess willard defeat
TO win the worlds heavyweight
| championship. where. when and
number of rounds? Jack johnson,
Havana. Cuba. April s, 1915 (knock-
out).
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Rugs Low Priced

3 Io.6xI7 Good Quality Az
minister Rugs, Oriental de-
signs and colors. $3.50
each; were S4e.so.
= 10 3x5 Figured Grass
Rugs, SI.35 each; were $a.so.
lot Figured Grass Rugs,
size exIa. Specially priced,
$3.50.
s exI2 Kiearflax Rugs. dis
continued colors-g green,
brown, natural, pink. s3I
each; were S45.
4 Rugs, SxIo, S7S each;
were S34.so. .
Rugs, 3ox6o. sa.os each;
were $3.50.
S Rugs, sx6, $3.50 each;
were S8.
8 Rugs, a7xs4, $a.so each;
were $3.50.
Furniture. Bed and Rug Section,
Sixth foor.
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HOUSEWARES

1000 Cakes Swift's Borax
Laundry Soap. Special, 36c
dozen; SAYS case OF 100
cakes.
500 Rolls Crepe Toilet
Tissue. Special, CSC dozen.
6 Aluminium 6-cup Perco-
lators, with the valve pump.
Says each; were $4.7S.
3 Ideal One-compartment
Fireless Cookers. Special,
sI3.7s,
Housewares Section, Fifth hoor.
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Housewives
Please Note
Furniture
Reduced

Mahogany Sewing Stand,
3 drawers and large size,
slightly imperfect. as is.
STATS; was $aI.7s.
I Mahogany-h finish Sewing
Stand, with handle and slid
ing button tray, as is. SS.7S;
was $3.50.
I Mahogany-hnish Tele-
phone Stand, bookshelf and
phone rack-shopworn, as is
STATS; was S7a.5o.
I s6-inch Round Oak Ia
Bile, dull gray finish, impes-
feet, as is. $6.7S: was $40.
q Varnish-hnish Stools. 49,
inch size, for bathrooms or
children's rooms-shopworn
as is. SITS each; were
S7.so.
I Royal Easy Reclining
Chair, mahogany finish, imi-
tation leather. slightly dam
aged, as is. sa4.7s; was s3S.
I Royal Easy Reclining
Chair. black leather and
leatherette covsrl slightly
damaged, as is. s7e.7s; was
$42.so.
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GLASSWARE

40 dozen Colonial Glass
Table Tumblers. Special,
4sc dozen.
rs Floral Cut Glass Salt
and Pepper Shakers, Ise
each; were 75c.
Ia Cut Glass Footed Sher-
bets, soc each; were sI.7S.
Z Block Pattern 6-piece
Glass Water Sets, Sizes
each; were SAYS.
Glassware Section. Fifth hoor.
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Values Estate at s12. 700.

.Iane ". Gilmore. who died Feb
r1iarv IL last, left an estate valued
at S1e,700. according to the petit
ton for letters testamentary filed
yesterday in Probate Court by Anne
NJ. Goding, The niece and residuary
legatee.
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rs Dozen Women's S
Swiss Ribbed
Cotton Vests
Special 25c each

Bodice style with strap
shoulders - these have
mended places. which. how
ever, does not affect their
wearing quality. Extra
sizes, 40 to -. and. IL per-
feet would sell for 37izc.
81 women's Cotton Jer-
sey Ribbed Corset Covers.
high neck and long sleeves;
sizes and 8; slightly
s1!as sGlis1 T'e s.sA' were
1S WOmen's Jersey and
swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests.
low neck. sleeveless. Size
6: slightly soiled. sc each,
were 35c.
81 women's Jersey Rib
bed Cotton Combination
Suits: low neck. sleeveless
and bodice styles with tape
shoulder straps: envelope
and closed styles. in white
or pink; size 6; slightly
soiled. sSc eachi were 55c.
women's Knit Underwear Section.
Fourth hoor.
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Beds Reduced

I pair Brass Beds, 3-foot
size, ribbon finish, as is.
$a7.5o pair; was s4S.
pair Brass Beds, 3 foot
size, satin finish, as is. S7e.7S
pair; was $50.
White Enamel Englander
Bed, a.6-foot size. with wire
link spring, slightly damaged,
as is. So.7s; was $3.50.
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And every day it's the same to-
morry! But what's all the hurry
about? Why the hurry? Why the
worry? why the strained and
pained expressions? Faces were
not designed to look like that!
Bodies were not intended to run on
high every day and all day!
How about turning this into in
ventory day? Taking stock of en-
ergy expended. energy saved and
the debit and credit after these days
and days of rushing madly hither
and yon?
How about talking business
straight, hard-headed business-to
yourself? Make out a report for
your own benefit as to just what
you have lost in this scatter
Drained, unsystematic process of
life of yours, what you have gained.
IL anything, Figure il out like a
sane business man. subtracting
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10 Dozen Wpmen's
Italian Silk Camisoles
Sl.65; were $3.50

In white, pink, black and
navy blue; low neck and
sleeveless. Sizes 40 to
~. An excellent value at
this low price.
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beautiful dry hair, so kinky and
untonicked. Tiss oos loyey-mudder,
boysie."
Younger Than Daughter.
The Harvard man held this strange
young Canadian salmon. Only once
before in his blameless life had
he received so terrible a shock, and
that was when he had been referred
to in one of the papers as a Yale
man. A serious nervous breakdown
had then. resulted .
''Mother!" he cried, Surely you
are not taking part in a society
fancy dress affair at this hour of
the day and on a Sunday too"
And who, for mercy's sake"
asked Amy, in the manner of one
who hoists an automobile window
hurriedly on approaching a fish-glue
factory, 'fs this freakish YOUTH"
Mrs. George burst into a peal of
spring-like laughter. 1t was amaz-
ing. She did not look a day older
than seventeen years younger
than her pallid daughter. "Tee-Tee,"
she cried out, come, and show
yourself. Rip Van Wrinkle and Mrs.
Noah have never seen your sort
before"
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Raymond Breaks Down.

Tee-Tee approached. He looked
more like an almost newly-born
deer than ever, "Oh. I love them for
that" he said.
Mother. mother cried Amy, "for
PHYS sake go and wash your face
and scrape your eyelashes and re-
move that dreadful wig. Raymond
looks H.
Il am H." said Raymond family
supporting himself on his sisters
muscular shoulder. The humiliation
Of discovering ones mother in these
improper garments is more than I
can bear"
Mrs. Haversack screamed for Joy.
Poor, dear out-of-date darIings, I"
she spluttered. Where have YOU
been hiding your heads? Don't YOU
know that mothers have all set back
the clock and are Tipping their
fingers in the face of age? Wait un-
til you see me dressed for dinner
that will show you what daylight
saving has done for me!'
"what to Do.''
Sprite-wise, she ran down to the
lawn calling "Tee-Tee. Tee-Tee, come
anu ShO" me IncHl Ile games we
play" and the highly successful
member of the ever-increasing army
Of elderly women's lap dogs fol-
lowed quickly. He caught up the
ancient flapper, and for several mo-
ments they gamboled under the vel
lowing trees. 1t was as charming as
1t was horrible. She flung a hand
full Of decaying apples into his face;
he caught her as she fled and
stuffed dead leaves down her neck /;
she twisted herself. free, screaming
like a swift, rumpled his hair, pulleo
out his tie. and lodged; round and
round they went until at last the
girl-or rather, the dear old lady
flung herself upon the grass and
kicked out furiously. How deli
ciously Bacchanalian, how exqui-
sitely natural and unrestrained,
how gorgeously young and undigni-
fed. Then, stirred. they went, hand
in hand, into the house for lunch.
Whereupoh the boy and girl made
an instructive move to the garage.
ordered the chauffeur to drive them
to the station and disappeared to
discuss the most serious and dis
tressing problem of the day-"what
to do with our mothers" p.
Copyright. 1921, BY 21st Century Press, Inc
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FIowers and WredthS
Reduced to 25c, Soc, Csc

Two groups of unusually low-prced flowers-n small and
medium size clusters; also fruits, etc. 25c and soc.
group of attractive wreshs of flower and fruit combns
tons CSC.
millinery Section
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respectable IL is! And, oh. what
beautiful dry hair, so kinky and
untonicked. Tiss oos loyey-mudder,
boysie."
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ALSO THE FOLLOWING, TO CLOSE OUT

Is Trimmed and
Sports Hats, re-
duced to S3.7s.
T hese formerly
sold from S. to
$3.50.
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muudmard &Gnttrop
Open s:lsAM New York-wASEINGT0N- Close 6 P. M
Friday Remnant Day Shoppers
aus Find 1t Economical to Buy Here
by SMITH

Remnant Day Merchandise retunabe exehanseab not
sent O. D. APPROVAL mail phone orders not accepted
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Smart Trimmed Hats
Reduced to SO

Thrty-six Onc-o akind Trimmed Hats selected from
regular stock-al spring modesnone have been
here days. the last OF lines that
duplicate models bought for early display
High grade dcSgncs-Such Gage, Rawal and Warshaucr
made these Hats-of fabrics and straw combinations
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Al Untrimmed 81 Sports l
Hats, reduced to Hats, reduced
81. These former sI4S. The pc
ly sold at Says lar Piping Rocl
and S3.oS. colors.
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AhOlaha
A LITTLE MARYLAND CAPTIVE
An Historical Romance of the Pioneer History of
Western Maryland
BY the late Rev. A. L. Oer:er

BY the late Rev. A. L. Oer.er

Ochwall make for you, an she know
how. Ganoussi, you keep good care
Aholaha, an take for squaw."
Marie thanked her, and after Och
wall had embraced and kissed her a.
dopted daughter, they took leave OF
her and set out for the pest.
"Dannie, this will be our last walk
through these woods" said Marie.
=, "I suppose it will be-" said Dannic.
II like to walk through them, Dan
ME Brother; don't you: l think they
are real nice"
"They are so," he replied; "espcc-
tally when the trees have leaves on,
and they're getting them now again.
"I like them always" she rejoined;
"in winter too, because then the trees
are resting and you can see the sky
through the bare limbs. l WONDER -
she continued, "what is in this queer
little pouch Ochwall gave me. She
said it was charm, didn't she?"
Eyes, you know they believe in
charms, but of course they're nothing
at all. Some Of the warriors wear
them too, when they go hunting or on
the war-path, and think the charm
brings good luck"
"They're SO queer. I wonder why
they're so different from US, Dannie. y
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Continued from last wcek)
CHAPTER XVIII
The Journey Begun

SEy2 HE last day of the enforced
SERISg sojourn of the captives in the
ISbEsS Indian village, and with their
'O'''' friend, the French trader, had
arrived. Marie spent the forenoon
with her squaw-mother while Dannie
watched the younger warriors who en-
gagged in various athletic sports, such
as wrestling, leaping, running races
and hurting large stones, and occa-
sionally took part in the exercise with
Wangetok and the other boys.
After sharing Ochwall's midday
meal Dannie told her that they must
now return to the post and prepare
for the next days start on their jour
ney. Reluctantly she consented to let
them go, but first brought some of the
new maple sugar for them to take
along, and then, going to small box,
took from it q tiny little pouch made
of the dried skin of a snake, which she
hung around Marie's neck, saying,
"Good charm for you, Aholaha; wear
always, keep you well, bring good luck.
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No. 26

"Well, you know they never learned
BETTER" said Dannie.
"But they can be real good too,
when they're not fighting and killing
people. They've been real good to us,
haven't they?"
"They have so," said Dannie. 81
reckon it was because Mr.. Volange
wanted them to be; OF because none Of
them were killed when they carried us
off"
"Ochwall was as good to me as any
body could be. think would have
died if she hadn't taken care of me
when I was SICK" affirmed Marie.
Continued on page ~
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TRAVELLING MAN \
HAS STOMACH
RECONSTRUCTED
Painting Spells and Distress
Relieved by Jaques' Little
Wonder Capsules

s.I,ast October writes Walter
Furmin. travelling salesman OF Rich
field Springs. N. Y. when I was
in Plattsburg was bothered a lot
with Indigestion. dyspepsia and a
bloated feeling brought on by excess
gas. Painting spells would attack
me suddenly. and I was In dire dis
vised to try JAQUES' LITTLE
WONDER CAPSULES. This I did
and before reaching the hotel that
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lowing morning@that I purchased m
additional box. aid found that one
capsule following each meal has
now feel d, remarkably well. NV
brother-in-law recently had an acute
attack of INDIGESTION. something
that often troubled him. and within
a few minutes after swallowing two
OF the capsules. he was relieved"
If you are one of the suffering
ones you can still save your stomach
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capsule aids in digesting 5000
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If you are bothered with indiges-
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stomach. sour stomach. dizziness at
ter eating. gas. biliousness or con-
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Twelve days. treatment costs but
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On sale at J. III. CASSELL, Thurmont
or 6Oc by mail postpaid from Jaques
Capsule Co., Plattsburg, N. Y.
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Senator France
Ever An
Obstructionist

In the enactment of the final
scenes in the United States
Senate for the passage of the
SOLDIER BONUS BILL,
Maryland suffered a new hui
initiation at the hands of Sem
,ator Joseph Irwin France,
when by the overwhelming
vote of S. to 3 his amend
ment to arrange for the
) turning back of bonus pay
ment for veterans to assist IN
creating an educational fund
and a chain of universities
went down to defeat. An OBJ
structionist to the bitter end.
Senator France pitted his
amendment against the best
thought of his. party leaders.
and practically the judgment
Of the United States Senate as
a whole.
The friend Of the Bolshcvist
movement, the only voter in
the Senate ag-inst the Four
Power Treaty for the peacc cf
the world, and the man who
Hoped to God for the success
of the Democratic Party, thus
while appealing for. the votes
of Republicans of Maryland.
gave another example of his
unhtness to represent the peo-
pie of this state in the United
States Senate.
Uphold Republican policies
ard the honor of the State OF
Maryland by voting for
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Great Majestic Range Demonstration
One Week Only---September 4 to 9.

Don't put up any longer with that half
satisfactory or played-out stove or range
Here is your opportunity to geta Great
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tember to 9 only. 1t is the opportu-
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the range you have often dreamed of.
You will be money ahead by taking ad-
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Polished Slid Copper Set
The set illustrated at top (left)
of this advertisement is of Pure
Heavy Copper, highly polished
and of exquisite design. Every
woman falls in love with it on
sight.-DOn't fail to drop in and
see it.
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Come to our demonstration while the
factory man is with us, we want you
to see the New and Beautiful Majestic
and know why it is so highly recon-
mended by over a million users. Let
the factory man show you just how
and of what the Majestic is built, you
will marvel at the difference between
this Range with a Reputation" and
other fashy and new-fangled ranges.
Majestic Ranges are made in many
styles and sizes-reservoir on right Oh
left-white, blue or grey enamel finish.