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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-07

Ia
mes de fas librerias de Cantero,
Fernandez y Ca, un verdadero aiar-
de de buen gusto y de arte tipografi-
co, a la vez que la mas completa lista
de obras que haya sido dada jamas
al p1blico lector en- Puerto Rico.
En- la portada del artistico catalo-
go que ha sido confeccionado con pri-
Imoroso acierto, Sc destaca um admit
rable fo~tograbado que representa- una
|estupenda Characterization de Don Qui-
jote de la Mancha, hecha por ell nota-
BILE baritone Rufart, para una famosa
obra estrenada en- Madrid en- que fue
sacada a la escena la egregia fgura
del Quijote. va supone un acierto,
y acierto digno de ser anotado, ell que
en- un catalogo tan perfecto y tan
complete como este que ofrece a su
inumerosa clientele la Casa de Cante-
70, Fernandez y Co., aparezca en- la
portada ese dios mayor de la litera-
tura que Sc llama don Quijote, como
'el captain insigne de esa tropa espi-
ritual que forman los ingenios de hoy,
los supremos articles del libro espa-
mol que esta adquiriendo en- Puerto
Rico un radio de accion extraordina-
rio.
Pero la Casa Cantero, Fernandez y
Co. que tiene dos librerias que Sc han
hecho famosas, no Sc limita a formar
la lista brillante de las obras mejo-
{ que los p1blicos cultos
de iengua espanola, para decir al lee
tor de Puerto Rico que puede encon-
trar aquf los libros que en- Ell Catalogo
Numero 2 Sc enumeran y<que pasan
de mrchos centenares, sine que Sc
compromete,Cy es alta garantfa su
oferta-, a proporcionar al lector
cualquier libro que desee v que no
este en- ell catalogo cada vez mas nu-
|trido de las dos p~opulares librerfas.
Ash, ell catalogo adquiere unas pro-
porciones asombrosas que no tiener
Limitation. Els como 81 los esplendi-
dos editores, pusieran a la DISPOSE.
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PARA UN CARGO DIPLoMATICo

La nota oficiosa informa que re-
cientemente Sc lie INDIGO al Sr. Ira
vieso, Comisionado de ServiciO Publ
odce dh Juan, su designation para
un cargo dipl0mdtico en- la America
hispana, pero, seg1n la information,
el expresado caballero no aceptarfa
esa designation 81 no Sc lie enviara a
Argentina, Brasil o Chile, para 10 que
tampoco esta muy decidido. Ell rumor
circurado respecto a la designhci6n
del Sr. Trayieso para I'm alto cargo
en- la administration interventora de
santo Domingo ha sido negado.
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HuEvos PARA 1NcuBAR de GALL.

mas White Leghorn. verdaderas ma
DUMAS ponedoras a $3.50 docena por
correo sl.75. PURINA DEMOSTRA-
TION FARM, P. o. Box 1904, San
Juna, P. R.
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DeSde. UtuadO
cADA DIA DE MAJ. EN- pEoR

Contra nuestra voli;ntad. pucs no
gustamos de criticar Y inencs ann cen
surar, tenemos que decir bien claro
que el p'ibliro no puetc estar satisfe-
cho con, el s~ervicio que reeibe de la
oiicina de correos en- esta ciudad.
Todas las soipresas hcrhas p0r u adj
tministra,l0r para enmcndar Y CORE
cir toda In anormalidah o deficicicia,
han qucdado incumplidas. U.nas We
ces echan curtas. %paquetes % perlo-
dicos Ell apartados eAtrallos, Y 1igu-
! rcnsc. 81 la persona que los recibe >1to
prOcede gener0samentG Y dPyuclve 10
que en- reali1ad no IL %pplteneee, cl
v%crdaGGrp dIeho deja de recibif es;i
correspondent ia que prlede ser dc
/ gran vater G interGs Y 10 que pnede
traer setios trastornos eopel orden
ccon6mico como en- CT social.
Pero 10 mas serio y pcrtUrbador
para el libre intcrcahi bic &c la co
~rrcspond@iloia V 10 determinante de
eStaS lfnCas. es el hcciiS de faltar Sc
Hos de I'M crItavo dcstlr dos d1aS an
ties del tc .Ano Nuevo Y que todayfa
hey marteS tres % e,itro no tenga-
mes O~p3rtunidad de felicitar a los
amigos auScntcs dc mIIcStro pueblo
tpara In circulaci0h local ycnden unCS
SclloS cspccialCs G1a 10 son utiliZablcs
para Cnviar Il ctras ciidadcS.-cau-
/ sando ESQ Ia c~onsigulente p%crturba-
ci0n en- 81 pueblo Il III yez que el de-
p;irtamcnto F.erde una considerable
entrada.
La poca provision dc tn emplcado
ha causadO la consig;Iiente p6rdida.
al gobierno Y no pocaS molestias al,
pGblico.
Tn peli0dico local, III Pueblo, ha
eStadO dttenido varios dfas Ell la Off
Gina con este motive. Zero no pOr ha-
Der c~Xtcriorizad0 nucStra protcsta de-
james de pcdir i'll Supreme que cl
nlevo ai.o traiga Il maestro postmas-
fer mas halIiliGad Y energfa para He
mar su comctido.
4 ~oFfcsp0nSdL
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La tTibuna del pib|Ic0
CORDIALIDAD
CORDIALIDAD
De palabras ST, pero.

-
Con vivo interes hemos leido un in
teresante trabajo que bajo ell epigra-
fe arriba indicado, v autorizado por
la firma de un brillante escritor y po-
lemista formidable, aparece en ell nu-
nero de Ell IMPARCIAL, correspon-
diente al 81 de diciembre del n pro-
ximo pasado. Trata ell autor de tan
importante trabajo de llevar al ami
mo del pals la n%ecesidad de unirse
para en- masa compacta marchar al
po~rvenir. Y TODD ESQ es muy bonito
v muy facil de predicarS~Kadimos nos
o%tros; pero NAL pY<de Ell jefe de una
minoria rebeldH que 81 no ha levan-
tado banas@ ~insurgente dentro del
partidol cual debe en- parte ell re-
lieve que entire las iguras principales
del pals ha alcanzado, y no a los
americanos que 10 sacaron de una mi
SCRABBLE oficina en- Arroyo, como Ell, en-
senal de aparente agradecimiento, de-
claro en- cierta Y celebre ocasion-es
porque esta" convencido de que ell pals
no puede estar al lado de los que en-
su loco sometimiento aceptan TODD 10
que ell amo disponga, convenga 0 no
a la dignidad y al bienestar economi-
co de esta terra, tan armada y sufri-
da, pero que tambien ha albergado Ju-
das en- SUI seno.
Hablar de ideales ell que tan buen
partido ha sacado jugando a la mas
cargada y predicar la union del pals
quien Sc ha complacido en- sembrar la
discordia y levantar ell cisma dentro
de la colectividad en- que Sc levanto y
que no Sc ha. atreyido a formar nueva
agrupacion, como 10 habia anunciado,y
por ell c%ontrario hace causa comun cor
los enemigos eternos e irreconciliables
del pais,-que les viera nacer y que
los sostiene por una fatalismo indie
seable, y quien Sc a%provecha del caos
para saciar apetitos Y vengar supues-
tos o mercedes desaires,@servira pa
"a complacer a los que de identica
manera proceden o ~estarian dispues-
tos a proceder o para pescar incau-
tos poseedores de mentes raquiticas
y voluntades enfermas, pero nunca
podran hallar propia acogida en- los
que estan acostumbrados a conocer Ell
arbol por u frutos.
Ell pals Sc va cansando de las fall
sas predicas y cuando al calido roce
de un primaveral abrego despierte del
letargo en- que por tantos amos ha es-
tado sumido, exigiendo cuentas por
todas nuestras ~actuaciones, entonces,
ia que lado del justo nos colocare-
mos? Jay de los que han trafcado
con ell honor Y felicidad patrios, GUAM
do esa "masa abulica" como juez Sc
verisimo e infaliblemente documen-
tada cor las pruebas irrefutables de
nuestras actuaciones, o lame al ban
quillo. de los acusados!
Para satisfaction de los que NADIA
tienen que temer y para gloria de los
tan e~scarnecidos y explotados concep-
tos de j~usticia y patriotismo, la bora
en que nuestro pueblo obedezca la adj
monicion del sabio ante ell cadaver va
ciente del hijo de Betania no Sc hara
esperar largo lapse de tempo y en-
tonces seran condenados al divide los
que subieron bajando Y sus sitiales
que tan inmerecidamente ocuparon pa
saran a manos de los que 'bajaron.su-
biendo'.
Francisco Pagan.
Utuado, P. R., enero 3, 1922.
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Las feStas dc AiaIs'G0

Anasco prepare una esplendidas
fiestas patronales y hemos tenido Ell
gusto de recibir en- Ell IMPARCIAL
ell programa de elias.
Sc inauguran ell 7 de enero-hoy-
y hasta ell dia IL hay interesantes MI
meros de actos religiosos, carreras de
caballos, fuegos artificiales, juegos
populares, kermesses, funciones de tea
tro y otros es~pectaculos.
Misas en- la Iglesia ~Parroquial, No
venas v n gran procession ell dia II,
con repart limosnas, constituyen
la parte feAslosa de las fiestas del
Patron San Anesnio Abad v de las
poblaciones cercanaAse espera nutri-
da concurrencia.
La comision de festejos esta Com
puesta por los senores Antonio Con-
zalez Suarez, P~residente; Manuel A.
Guzman, Vicepresidente; Jorge Cres-
pc, S~ecretario, y Nestor Gaztambide
Como voeales, los sefores Jaime
Guiscafre, Pedro Rosado, Andres 30.
nilla, Manuel Garcia de Quevedo, Pc.
dro P. Aran, Gonzalo Gonzalez, Leo
baldo Pijuan, Ramon Pijuan, Ramon
j. Cancel, Nicolas Garcia, Jose E. Ga;
tambide, Fernando Janer, Fermin
Brau, Antonio Cajiga y Jose B. Perez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-01-07

81 la fabrica de armas de fuego COLT
no hubiera %produeido su renOmbrada
ametralladora que dispara miles de
balas pOr minute. no necesitaria Otra
cosa para ~alcanzar la fama, que
Ia Maquina de Sumar FEDERAL VI
SIBLE, la cual resuelve ciehtos de
problemas EN- un dia. De ambas cosas
Ia Fabrica COLT yive enorgullecida.
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Ell DEsNUDo EN- Ell ARTE


Con motive de la pr6xima exhibi.
ci6n de la famosa pelicula titulada
"LUJURIA" en- ell teatro "AMERI-
CA, p%reglntanse numerosisimas per.
n 81 tiene o no razon de ser e.
desnudo en- ell arte, asunto que sse6h
saben los lectores ha sid0pd iscutidc
hacs mucho tempo.
Y, que tiene que ver "LUJURIA'
con esa question?
va Sc averiguara wlando Sc exhibs
ese maravilloso film ensel teatro
america" ell Jueves IL, Viernes Il
en- Ell "Victory Garden" y Martes II
en- ell Imperial.
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Los NINOS SON
Progresses A PADECER
DE LOMBRICES.

Ell crecilniento de TN nino afectado
de lombrices, tiene QUE ser muy len
to. La mayoria do los ninos, no i'm
pcrta 10 aseados que los puedan to-
ner sus madres, tienen la propension
de uevarse a la boca, cuanto encuen.
tan; este es n verdad, APPLICABLE a
todos los infantes. En- esa forma,
clos contraen diversas enfermeda-
DIES. Entire las mas peligrosas Sc en-.
cuentran la formation de lombrices,
namadas "cabeza de alfiler", de gan
chic, "cabeza de puerco' y La Solita-
ria."
I'm nino, privado
! 9 ! ! ! =. z s : !: : !. !. ! 6 !! 8 ! & /. . !: ! ! 4
de suficiente nutri-
cion, por 10 que lie
consume Ia Solita-
ria, usualmente lie
va impreso en- su
Sistema, las terri. ~
! ! : ! !: !. !. ! !. |. !; 4 ! !: J. ! j: ! ! /: !; |: ! ! ! ! g
bles huellas, per ~~
toda la vida. Ell ~WN
signo SECURE de la MMG-~
existencia de la 3agVM
"Solitaria" o "Te- HGFM
MIA, son Ia expul- n4EW~
sion de particulas "NA
del parasite en- las S1M
deyecciones, asi CO
mo la perdida del apetito, con oca-
sional glotoneria, lengua saburrosa,
ardor sofocante al corazon, dolor de
estomago, sensation de pesadez en-
los intestinos, sofocacion o ahogo,
continue escup;r, indigestion, dolor
a la espalda y costados, vertigos, do
ior de cabeZa, etc, cuando ell esto-
: mage Sc halla vacio.
Tambien suelen provenir convul-
stones, desvanecimientos epilepticos,
y en- muchos casos, la muerte o Ia To-
cura causas directas del resultado
del padecimiento de las lombrices o
de la "Solitaria".
Los ninos atormentado9 Hpor esos
parasites, Sc encuentran gneralmen-
te ~tristes, melancolicos y decades, y
a veces sumamente irritables y des-
contentos; rascandose frecuentemen-
to la nariz.
"LAXATODES" es I'm medicamen-
to hecho expresamente para arrojar
las lombrices o solitarias, del cuerpo
4AuAllol4O. GSGd 1lcu1C14ld ud ANuO uSor
da con gran exito durante mucho
tempo en- toda Europa, usada para
Ell indicado objeto. 81 listed cree que
sus nihos, o listed mismo Sc encuen-
tran afectados por dichos parasites,
ordene I'm tratamiento complete de
"LAXATODES",N que lie costara la
m6dica suma de dieS d6iares con
cuarenfd o cincG centarOS. Este ira
m;ento le sera enviado Immediate
mente al recibo de su importe en- gi-
70 postal, Express, e. Elective o giro
de bonos. Este listed SECURE que Sc
vera hbre del terrible parasitic. Me-
dio tratamiento, lie sera enviado DOR
seis d6Iores con setenta y cinco cen.
tavos. Recapacite detenidamente,
que nunca podra gozar de vida COM
pleta llevando consigo esta terrible
enfermedad hasta que no la expulse.
"LAXAToDES" es vendida uni
camente por "The Marvel Med. Co.,
Department" Sp. 81.
Pittsburgh, Pa. SECURE o certin
caci6n, veints y cinco eentavos.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JAN. 6, 1922
SALE REGISTERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

February H. u NJ. stock and farming lInpIe-
ments, on the Pool road, about miles from West-
minister on the old mill property vernon myers
]. w. Reaver. Auct.
February 25. Live stock and farming imple-
ments. d. V. Vent. mile East OF Manchester
Md.
March 2. 10 a. M. live stoct and farming i'm
pIenents. Ira E. Dorsey, near Finksburg. on
State Road.
March IL, at IL a. m. Stock and farming i'm
elements. on the road leading from Pleasant VAL
low to Silver Rum one-hah mile from Pleasant
Valley. Robert D. Powell William Warner,
Auct. p.
March r. at ! p. M, horses. cows. hogs and
farming implements. Also my farm Of 100 acres.
H Leo Davis. near Shipley, and IL miles from
Bird Hill
March %, II a m stock and farming nipple
merts. Charles NJ. Strevg. one mile northwest
of Pleasant Valley, along Stone Road. j. N.
Smith, Auct. p.
March 8. 1922, Personal Property. Stock and
Farming Implements. Walter Frldinger on
Theodore Fridinger's farm, IL miles from west
minister State Road.
March T. stock and farming implements
Charles r. Stephan. on Sullivan Road. on Denton
Reeses farm. in Cranberry Valley
Stock. farming implements and household
goods March II, 1922. at o'clock. near May berry
one-half mile from State Road. Clayton Myers p
March a. IL A. NJ, stock and farming imple-
ments. William Eisenhuth. on the Jonas Lippy
farm, one-haf mile from Bachmans Church
March l6. IL NJ. all stock and farm utensils.
Francis L. Hunter on his farm on Lucabaugh s
Mill John W. Reaver, Auct.
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LINWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs Morris HaineS and son,
Lawrence, spent part Of the holidays
with Mrs. Haines parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Windsor, of Sandy Springs.
Mr. Jesse Garner spent several days
this week at Owings Mills, taking in
ventory for Garner Bros.
Miss Bertha Drach spent New Years
holiday with Mrs. Helen Tracy, West
minister.
Master Robert Etzler is confined to
his home with measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Albaugh enter
tanned Rev. and Mrs. w. e. Ronk, of
Ohio, to supper on Wednesday even
ing.
Miss Corrine Cover, Lowell, Mass,
was a holiday guest with Mr.. H. c.
Reese and family.
Mrs. r. Lee Myers and son, Robert,
and Mrs Nathan Englar spent Sunday
in Baltimore with Mr.. and Mrs. H. t.
Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Wyand were
called home to Hagerstown to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Wyands' aunt, at
keedysville.
John A. Englar, Jr, spent the New
Years holidays with friends in Balti-
more
Mr.. R. Lee Myers, accompanied
his son. Ralph, to Baltimore, Wednes-
day. Mr.. Myers returned Thursday.
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WORRIED
WIVES
READ THIS
Half Sick, Cross Husbands Will
Be Helped by GUIDES
Pepfo-Mangan

Is he "cross as a bear" when he
come home? Is he nervous and a bit
pale and always tired? You can help
him back to health with GUIDES Pepto-
Mangan. He is rundown, and Pepto-
Mangan. the wonderful blood tonic
with the right kind of iron in it, will
build him up. Help your husband, get
plenty of red blood and he will be well
and good-natUred again and stronger,
too. Good blood, good health. makes
happy good humor-that it the way il
goes. If you don't give him some kind
of a tonic he will probably get worse
they usually do. Go to the drug
store and ask for GUIDES Pepto-Man-
gan in liquid or tablet form. 1t is
pleasant to take and works wonders
if taken daily for few weeks. Adver-
tisement.
Jan
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PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE

On Sunday the Sunday school board
will meet and officers for the coming
wear will be elected. All members OF
the board are urged to attend. After
Sunday school the pastor will preach
on "Atonement" The first OF series
of sermons to last until Conference.
All welcome.
Mrs. Sarah Robinson has returned
to her home in Westminster after
spending the holiday week with her
son. Mr.. Herb Myerly and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Gorsuch
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Mr. William Myers. of Philadelphia,
who spent the holidays with his moth
err. has returned.
The Westminster Fire Company will
hold it's annual election of officers and
banquet on Wednesday, January Is.
The Woman's Civic League will
meet at the County Agents Office
Wednesday at p. m. Every member
should be present.
The Federal government has called
for statements of the banks. The In
ion National will be found in this is
sue.
The Gettysburg bus will make two
round trips daily to Littlestown, start
ing January A. Connections can be
made with Westminster bus at Lit
tleStown.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Creswell and
little son. Lewis. Mr.. Roby Creswell,
and Mrs. Earle Reading, all of Balti-
more, spent Wednesday, December Is,
with Mrs. Creswells sister, Mrs. En-
ma Arnold, this city.
Two automobiles introduced them
selves Wednesday afternoon at the
corner of Washington avenue and
Main street by one running into the
other Both were damaged, and were
cut OF town machines.
Miss Annie Starner Senft after
spending the holidays with her par
ents. returned on Tuesday to the Lam
kenan School where she is a student.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Starner
were the weeks end guests OF Miss
Senft, while at home.
Mrs. BETTE Zepp and daughter, Mrs.
Helen Tracy entertained to dinner
New Years day, in the latter's home
on West Main street, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Zepp and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Zepp and son, and Miss Ber-
tina Drach.
Mrs. Howard r. Shipley. of near u =
city. was taken to the Maryland Gener-
al Hospital, December y, and operat-
ed on for gall stones. She returned to
her home, January 3, in much I'M
proved condition from the operation.
At this writing she is on the road to
recovery. She thanks all her good
friends for their kindness in her i'll
ness.
! On New Years day Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Flohr entertained at dinner
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Flohr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Conway and daughter,
Helen, OF Tannery; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hendrich. of Sykesville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Shipley, of Bird Hill; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fiohr, of Stacks Corner;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Huffman, OF
Walbrook: Miss Elwa Barber, of West
minister: Mr. Laben Welsh, Of Bird
Hill: Harry Flohr and Martin Flohr.
MI had fine time, plenty to eat, and
lots of music oH the Victrola, piano
and violin. Before departing all wished
MI and Mrs. Robert Flohr many more
happy New Years.
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spent New Year in Baltimore with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elby Shipley, of Wal
brock. have returned to their home
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Shiplev.
The Young folks and old ones too
have been having a good time the past
week masquerading.
Remember. this Sunday will be reg
ular Missionary Day. Come prepared.
The president has a short program.
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BRIEFS

The ice houses are being filled
throughout the county with good
clear ice.
Mr.. John Manning has charge of
Loringer's Cigar Store, East Main
street.
Cur public schools opened Monday.
The Western Maryland College on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy PETER and chill
drcn. of Baltimore, were New Year
guests of relatives in Taneytown.
Mr.. Arthur Mumford is spending a
few weeks in Baltimore with his sis
ter, Mrs George Sprinkle.
Rev. Arthur Zepp. of Indiana. spent
New Years day with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Zepp, Chase street
MI. and Mrs Frank Grouse and
children. of Philadelphia, are guests
of Mrs. Crouses parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. Bowers, Liberty street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips, OF
Baltimore. were weeks end visitors to
her DfOInel, MI. FRANK l. olldSHSl
and family, Pennsylvania avenue.
Messrs. Dick Weller and James Lit
tie, this city, have been employed as
Watchmen on the Western Maryland
Railroad at street crossings in Bal
timore city.
Miss Helen Matthews. East Main
street. who was operated on for ap-
pentticitis at the Womans Hospital,
is convalescent and will be able to
come home this week.
Sixty-three persons were lynched
in the United States this year, as COM
nared with O. in 1920 said,a state
ment issued by the Association for the
Advancement OF Colored PeopA.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Mannlns, OF
Orryille, Ohio. are spending some eme
with his mother. Mrs. Manning THIS
CITY. Mrs. Manning was called TO ne
home on account of sickness OF he
mother.
Hawk business above expectation;
DENNY Game Warden Herman Dlhs
announced last week that he Woui
nay 80 cents for all hawks brought
him. This week he received about D
healthy looking birds.
Robert G. Ridgely, aged % year
died at his home, near SEhesNlii
Monday. He is son of Samuel u. an
Mary Rigely Funeral services wei
held Wednesday. Interment IN Sprlhs
field cemeery.
Those wlo spent New Year with NJ
Harry Dull and Mrs Annie Stau
were Mrs. George Sprinkle. of Bait
more: Mr.. F'ench Grove, Mr.. Luth'
Close. Mr.. James Close, Mr.. Edwal
Rickle, all of near Spring Mills.
Thomas, Bennett & Hunter. co
tractors. are loing the eXcavatl'
work for the 4ew 100000 hotel
Frederick They have about 10 me
trucks and a seam shovel at wor
They will also erect the concre
foundation for the building.
Mr.. Charles bowers, East Ma
street invites tn, citizens to see b
wonderful Christmas tree and its
fractions. He has three electric tran
electric fountains, etc. 1t is mary
in the line OF a Christmas attract
and possibly cannot be equalled
this. city.
War tax that has been figuri
prominently on nearly everythl
we bought was taken Off January
The railroad fare to Baltimore is
cents less, cocoa cola is back TO
old fees cents. But no reduction
the admission to our moving pIctl
shows was made.
New Year came in very quietly he
Midnight services were held in seve
of the churches, but the bolster'
New Year of some time back was
in evidence. The footing of whist
the ringing of bells. the discharglne
guns and revolvers and other inst
lnents to usher in the New Year W
lacking. .AAaAAa n .AAA NE
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WILL BE 4 BIG COAL
BURNING MONTH ORDER AS
EARLY IN THE DAY As POSSIBLE

You will get better service, we can
take care of more people, and it will
soften the problem of these loyal boys
of ours who deliver the coal to your
bins.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-15

In order accOmmodate the large crowds which
tend this GREAT CHRISTMAS SALE we decided
keep the store evening till Xmas, besides
plenty o wait you promptly
and make you feel at home, however would advise
that You make selectOn early possible
many items will last these prices At the Store
where feel home where your is welcome.
r E. MARLING, Manager.
THE MERRY CHRISTMAS STORE