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The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Disabled Veterans Gave
Minstrel at Mt. Pocono

Special Dispatch to TIE NEW YoHx HmALp.
MOUNT PocoNo, Pa. Sept. 2.-There
was minstrel show at the Casino last
night, given by the disabled soldiers who
are quartered at Pocono Pines. A large
cast. made up entirely OF disabled
soldiers. gave nne show.
The Scranton Kiwanis Club held a
summer outing at the Pocchasset Hotel.
Mount Pocono. on Wednesday. There
was a baseball game between Scranton
and Hazelton teams and many other
sport events.
Late arrivals include:
Mount Pleasant House-Edna X. An
derson. Edith Brett, Eileen Egan.- DR..
j. r. Fisher, r. j. Troy, II. F. Fergu-
son. A. #. Baker. Alice T. King. G. r.
Cans. Mrs. Francis Meehan and Alice
Benson.
Pocono Mountain House--AIiss Loret-
Ia Lucille Hurley. A. ". Rasmussen. Mr..
and Mrs. A. f.. Besosa, Arthur Gazo-
ley. r. G. Farrell. A. " Kelly. Mr. and
Mrs. w. r. Fox, Mrs. ]. r.. McFad-
den and w. E. Dennis.
Fairvicw House--williani Lasher. J.,
y. Corley, w. K. King. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. r. Beclt. A. ". Walsh. w. ]. Hughes
j. ID, Spencer, p. G. Holiday. Helen
Brown, A. s. Reynolds, @. B. Conrad,
A. II. Davis. Mrs. l.. b. vosdes. Lydia
Randolph. John A. Joells. Marie Can
non. Frank Schooner. Alice Mccarthy
and r. L. Diehl.
Monomonock Inn-Kenneth McAllum
Helen Brady, M. A. Small, A. T. Small.
Mrs. b. l.. Brown, Mrs. s.. T. Banes.
Elizabeth Banss. Alice Maxwell. Kath-
ryn Maxwell, Mrs. F. NJ. Burnley, Mr..
and Mrs. J. NJ. Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs
w. A. Smith. Mrs. Charles Rleger, f.
c.. Henson and Mr.. ana Mrs. p. M.
Oliver.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
State Camp at Sea Girt
Closed for the Season

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK HrRaLD.
SEA G1RT, N. j.. Sept. 2.-The de-
parture to-day of the 102d Cavalry
brought to close the summer military
encampments at the State reservation.
Gov and Mrs. Edwards will remain at
the executive mansion Until October.
The cavalrymen closed their two weeks
Of training this morning and shortly
after noon entrained for their homo
stations.
Yesterday was the last OF Gov. Ed
wards's big field days here. Hundreds
Of women gathered at his invitation for
a Governors Day, similar to those given
for the men during the season. Lunch
con was served on the lawn adjacent
to the executive mansion and later in
the day tho Chief Executive reviewed
the troops Of the 1924 Cavalry.
Sea Girt is to have a beach club.
Residents of the resort held a meeting
In the municipal building this week and
the sentiment in favor of the organiza-
ton of q social and sporting center
was shown to be keen. It Is possible
that construction will be started In
time for an opening early next season.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Stroudsburg Guests
Have a Big Fair
for Their Delight
Philadelphia Physician Enter
tains Party of Happy Chill
dren at the Laurelton.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
SrRouDsRrnG. Pa. Sept. Elm arr
ranging for the fiftieth exhibition of
the Stroudsburg Fair the directors Of
the Monroe County Agricultural So
ciety have promised the biggest attrac-
tions in its history 1t will open on
Labor Day and continue throughout the
week.
DR.. A. c. James of philadelphia. who
addressed the Kiwanis Club here on
Thursday. gave a childrens party at
the Laurelton. Bushkill, on Friday.
All the children of the village were his
guests.
The third annual exhibit or the West
End Fair was held Mt Wier Lake, near
Gilbert, on Wednesday Last year more
than thousand automobile parties at
tended the fair and even greater
number were there on Wednesday.
The Mardi Grss, held at Bartholdi's
Pavilion. Saylor's Lake. on Thursday
evening. was one OF the greatest sue
ccsses of the season. About six hun
drcd were masked. One OF tho features
OF tho evening was the Vaudeville
sketch presented by five small girls Of
Allentown.
Late arrivals at the hotels include:
Indian Quccn--Dr. and Mrs. j. II. Nc.
Creery. DR.. John Il. Scheed and party.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Q. Erhart, DR. M. w.
Rodney. Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Petty, Mr..
aud Mrs i. L. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Harvey Taylor. Joseph Kirk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles NJ. Truehart. Mrs #. M.
Hutchinson.
Penn-Stroud HoteI-Mr. and Mrs. j.
5. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Basel
man. Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Goodman, r.
NJ. Milligan. Fred T. Millgan. r. c.
Eowerman. Ed Tipin. A. RI. Breidenthal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Way, Jr., l.. T..
Hanlon, T. r. Harley, T.. V. Farley,
+. stroud. II. Prescott, J. wenhorn. II.
W. Bader.
Highland Inn--Bessie VI. Haupt. Mr..
and Mrs. w. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Chapel. Anna Simms, William NJ. sull-
van. +, a. c. Kennett. F. J. Maudsiey
and family. l.. b. Puncr. Mrs. W. III.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. McDougall.
NJ. c. Raby. Mary Hoffecker.
Peters House---E. v. Burnhouse. Ber-
tina kunz, Eva Sisson. Mr. and Mrs. c.
II. Sisson. Caroline Matt, Doris owen.
Midge. Lillian and Charles Shangle,
Mrs. $. Toole. Ed. Lukons. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crcsson.
Turn villa--Mr. and Mrs william o.
Threapleton. O. w. Heyer. Mrs. u. M.
Howard. Aletta Kuen. NJ. f. Hayhurst,
Helen Z. Prichar. A. G. Wagner.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Erie Band Factor
In Kittatinny's Week

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YORK HmALp.
DELAWARE WATER Gar. Pa. Sept. g.
The Kittatinny enjoyed one OF tho big
eest week ends OF the season. A de-
lightfu concert was rendered at the
Forest House on Sunday evening by the
Erie Car Shops Band.
Arrivals from New York ri the hotels
include;
Buckwood Tnn--Mrs. Leroy MiHard
and son, James: Mrs. w. y. Maddox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wood and family
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kolle. Mr.. and
aTrs. G. n. Davidson and Mrs. DelSc.
The Kittatinny--GcorGe l.. welde. O.
r. Roscnthal. Edwin n. Cough. II. II.
Mitchell. Anna 9. McArdle. H. Gillen.
Anna Gauires. Leo Turbow. Il. r.
Peters. Mr.. and Mrs ". n. Weller. Mr..
and Mrs. H.. r. Kahn. l.. =. Davidson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Mackay. Benz. Nebcn-
zahl and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Scott.
Forest House--Afr. and Mrs ". r.
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reddick.
Mrs. 4. Stcindeer r. J. Ha-ssn. Mr..
md Mrs. II. &. Mercer. Lillian Mailer,
Ray. r. T. Taylor. Earl Waldcman.
Charles F.. Spracklcn. Frank Farmcv.
Mrs. ". ". Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. II.
Reddlnston. 4. J. Bartlett and DIR. and
Mrs. Metzlcr.
The Belevue-Marie Curran, Rather
inc CorrGan. Anne and Miriam Neary.
fulia and Molly Casey Mr.. and Mrs.
W. a. Burkhardt. A. VI. Connaly.
Marge McSherry. Mae McGione. Mrs.
William McGlonc. Harry Noble. kath-
ryn Talark. W. II. Welsh J. v. O'Brien.
william !. Ringe. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ.
| Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Daniels.
W. S. Doyle. +. r. Doyle. Marie Pcder-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. u. p. Partridge and
( ". !. Often.
I The Delaware House--Mr. and Mrs.
| William J. Young. MIR. and Mrs. William
Thomas. MIR. and Mrs. &. y. Merry,
Naomi Baurle. Mr.. and Mrs. y. r. Pitts.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. W. Rayner. Mr.. and Mrs.
4 I. r. TTaney. Mr.. and Mrs. &. w.
i Sanders. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Puscy, Mr..
4 and AIrs. w. a. Langdon. Dr. and Mrs.
\ 81 W. swayze and Amy Smith.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Hume. Mics Virginia Small OF Brooklyn,
and Miss Mary r. Weir. Miss May A.
Mcbride and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Earn
over or Elmhurat. ". v.
AT lockwood IN the Pines are Mrs.
James w. Naughton William n.
Nauehton. Miss May J. Farrell. Miss
Elsie " Fink. Miss Laura Schultz. Miss
Regina Tighe. Miss Minnie r. Brennan.
Gerald ". DAILY. Miss Rose DAILY, Miss
Ruth Schiller. Alfred c. Bcckman. Miss
Gertrude Brown and MIR. and Mrs. j.
w. Martin of New York. and Mrs.
Herbert Foster, Frederick Schumm.
Miss Olga Schmidt. MFR. and Mira.
Charles schrmeister and Mrs. jeanette
Fredericks OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Concert at woodstock.

This has been the saycst week OF the
season at Woodstock. Sundays concert
al tho Maverick. with Gusteve Tinlot
violinist: Horace Britt. celloist, and
Harrison Wall Johnson. pianist. was
undoubtedly one OF the finest musical
treats that Woodstock has enjoyed
this season. and the Maverick Festival.
on Thursday. brought more than 5000
visitors from other places
The Woodstock Inn. Riscley Farm
House. and Mead's. which In former
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
DANCE ar MALnETrs BAy.

Special Dispatch 70 THE Nrw YovK HrR,tr
MAtLrrTs BAY, VT. sept. 2.--At the
Lake Champlain Club last Saturday a
vaudeville was attended by 200. a
dance followed The lral heat OF a
hotly contested sailing race was run
on this week and the silver trophy was
won by -. g. Macvicar of Montclair,
N. j.. sailing one Of Mr. r. r, Browns
boats.
A masquerade ball was held Tuesday
In the clubhouse.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24
SPRING

IL is with sense of relief that we
note Spring is officially here although
the Weather Man has not let US catch
very good glimpse of her. There rs
some consolation though in knowing
that balmy days will soon be with u.s.
To the farmer and mechanic who do
outdoor work the prospect is doubiy
attractive for it means an opportunity
10 get back TO earning once more. Rest
periods are all very well for a while
but when one has TO take 80 long va
cation II begins to pail. After all, the
man who is most happy is the one who
IL busy.
We sincerely trust the opening sea
son will bring with it opportunities
for oil to find employment and yield
an abundant harvest as a result OF
their efforts.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24
FRIDAY. MARCH cath, 1922


The tragic death Of Osborne !. yell
- on Sunday morning brings To a
premature close the career Of one Of
haryland's most brilliant and widely
known citizens. Admirably adapted
b~ both training and personality, he
quickly assumed an important position
in his chosen field and rapidly rose to
the top. That he was one of the
states foremost lawyers is best evil
denced by the large number Of power
full organizations and state depart
ments he represented. As champion
Of the people, rights he frequently
came into the limelight and called forth
the admiration Of thousands Of citizens
who knew him only by reputation.
Perhaps il was as the gentleman
and friend Mr.. Yellotts fine qualities
were best brought into play. Endow-
ell with a charming manner and the
instincts of true gentleman, he gath
sred around him a host of intimate
friends who viii long mourn the loss
of so brilliant a companion.
To our fellow townsman, Rev. John
]. YcllOtt, We extend the sincere sym
pathy of the community in his hour of
grief.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24
iIBids Fer Carpenter Work

Bel Air, Md. March 20 1929
Office % County Commissioner
Owing 10 James Peterson giving up the Car
penier work on the building at the County
Home the Board advertises for bids on the same
bids 10 be opened March 9th. 1899 al T.
o'clock. Plans and specifications can be seen
in the Commissioners office
The Board reserves the right To najeei any OF
al bids
BY order Of the Board.
NJ BOsLEY. Clerk
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NJ that tract or parcel Of land with the I'M
n''eincUts thereon, situat. and lying ia the
rum Election District of Hartford County. Md
near Mlncheld. containing lsI acres and ~
~IuHr' I-rches of land. more or less and be n =
tho same and all the land described in deed
from Rev stephen wastezyszn 10 Richard
Cook. dated the 35rd day OF January in thu
year 1918, and rsruryitd amongst the Land
kpcorl' pt HSrfopi County IN Liter A. r.
Nc. IL? folio So and assessed To Richard "
'"k Tor 1871 taxes IN arrears. interest the reon
and proportion costs TO DAY Of sale amount
ing to xSE n.
All that certain tract or parcel of land with
th' Improvements thereon. situate and lying
IA The Fifth Election District Of Ha-ford Coun.
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Eggs for Matching from Balti-
more Winning Barred Rocks, 50 per
10, other selected pens of Thompson,
Pittsfeld, Parks strains 50, So and SIS
per 10, $40 per 100 prepaid Pekn
Duck Eggs 81 per IL. E.S.Galbreath,
Street, Md. Cardiff 26R2.
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Hoods Dependable Fruit Trees and Plants

SIND for 1879 CHtAlpg at Once. Quality
Grow Sursary Stock True TO Name rnOder-
ste prices. our eaialoR describea m detail our
complete ro,k Of fruit and ornamental tres.
vraI-, VINES and other small fruits. ES'r-
..rncn. Hedge plants. Rose and other Shrubs
n. r. HOOD a. CO.. CEst, 1866
Dept. 10. 302j Chamberlain Ave.
Richmond. Va.
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,,.... ~. ,I., ct ~. Amounting to. '''"'
All that lot or parcel Of land WIN .",p'oN
r,a,,,. ,hereon. situate and lying in the Second
Election District Of Hartford County. Md IN or
near the Town Of Aberdeen in the Osborn lIHt'
Addition, known as Premises NJ" III onpo,"
Road. acquired from the United state NOV" %
inc Corporntion assessed TO Charles Il. Us
born, Jr for 1921 taxes in arrears. interest
'''''" $50 sIgI2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

~I will accept orders for white
washing and spraying. Phone par-
linpton 7-6. Robert White, Street, ND
near McCam's Corner.
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"F For Sale Young Holstein
Cows, both fresh within the past
month. Also 7 Ewes and one Shrop-
shire Buck. viii sell or exchange for
u goo3 work or driving horse. W.
Armstrong, Magnolia, Md. Phone
wilma 9Fll.
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- Matching Eggs. Single
Con-, Eao,i, Island Reds Hens mat
slU..a -urk.ToI- from Underhill Bros.
fla; rssle pen a, NIneland. \. j., egg
,avlr. contest. u. !. Mills, Fall-'on,
NJ. Phone wilma 2lFi%.
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-For Sale-Set Single Driving
Harness, New Holland Feed Mill and
Syracuse Hillside Pillow. All IN good
shape. Lester Huff, Street, Md Phone
Cardiff l25R3.
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the | niied States of America.
Al that certain 10, ~ parcel "l land with
improvement, thereon, NtuH" and SIuu IN the
Second Election District ui Hartford County,
nd. ~ neat the Town ui Abe dy,E IA what
/ o. known ~ the Osborn lIhrl, winch was ar-
uuipsl tlun the United States Housing Cor
puratiun and Is known rs Premise No. ~
i.pst Road and Hs~' z-',i {" II. l.. Arthur to-
1871 laNth IN Hr"ars, interest thereon aud
proportional costs 10 dav ni sale amounting
iu So 81
AZ that certain lot "r parcel Ut baud with
Improvement. th.IrDn, situate aud isirv IN the
Second Election District at Hartford County
ND. IL HutlI the IuWH al aberdeen ~ ,n'
Osborn TtRct Add ton known u, pIcuYi-r- No.
| 100 psh"rn Road. whtcn WAS acquired from the
/ United States Housing Corporation and a-,',--
r'l g." ru,uk h. AArnnsuu ior l"tl taxes IN
1 arrvRrs. With interest thereon. proportional
/ costs to dny al sale amounting Il" ....... sIS.la
! All thAa lot ~ pRfrcl Of land with improve.
/ mcUtS thereon, situate and hlng IN ia" Second
/ Election District uf Hartford County, Md IA ~
] nest the Town at Aberdeen. located IN the
| Osborn FRrt Addition and known premises
/ No, II kipdnn Rnud which was acquired nom
/ the United States housing Corporation. ASSESS
/ 81 4" Walter Burton Tor 1871 tHN"s IL arrears.
! interest thereon and proportional costs tn daS
+ ul sal" amounting to- Sal so
] Al that lot ar pa-rrl ol land with .mur we-
! mCntS thereon, situate and lying IN the Second
| ElcctIun Di-trot at Hartford County. Md ~ "r
n"ar the Town ut Aberdeen IN the Osborn Tract
/ Addition known ~ Premises M / Kivd"u Rd F.,
| acquired trrm the United States Housing Cot
| portion. assessed {" HHrn C. Crcsmrr and
| 80 ,..,, ''' ''' 80 80 ~, ", - h -
! y, -, ' ,,.' ~
All TINT lot Ell r.rcpI OF land with ,n,f-,,,,-
n,,pt, thrr,s,u. .i,unt. and /, ma, in tr, .r,,nd
| Election p,strtci of Hartford COUNTY, Md IA a.,
near N, Town "l Aberdeen IN the Osborn Tract
| Addition known ID. rrrtutsr. Ma "a Rtv,lun nj
nss..s-cd Ia Albert Caller trr Ip,I tp,,z tu mr..
/ rrnrs, iui,r,st tbrr,,,r aud rrrpnrtiun.I cost,
/ To la, of sale Amounting Ia stp A.
An that Int nj Marcel of land With Iuprn,, -
u.,-,fs ,t.,..,, .,.,.,. - f. ca, 40, -. s..,j
| Election pt.,r,c, OF H.tInrI COUNTY, Nd an %,
| near th, Town of ABERDEEN IN the p.hnru T,nrt
I Addition known - premises Ne /. Post Road
npuuirp,t irnn the "a ted Stptes Hu,,siug con.
p,rnltuu. A,.-,s-l To William puvvnn npr Ip.l
nNe. tu arrears. tpt.r,.., thereon and rfuI.,r.
turAI cost. ir ,i., at ~gI,. amounting tu S5u Nh
Al that lot ~ parcel OF land with imr. We.
mcnt, tn,r,,,u situate and Iv uy IN the Sc, sna
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~For Sale-200 bushels OF Pink
eye Seed Potatoes. John ]. lsenock'
Sara Furnace, Hartford Co., Nd.
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~wanted--Help on farm, on
shares or part wages and part shares.
Would put on cows. Truck passes
farm. w. II. Riddle, Fork, Md.
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An To To- ~ parcel OF lana WIN "hl'"
mems Thereon situate and lying IN the Sf'"hu
Il..tion District Of Hartford County. Md. IN ar
r.G,r In. Tow" nj Aberdeen IN the osborn ii"'t
Addition known premises No. New t"un'S
Road. acquired from tn United state. HOUSING
CORPORATION. assessed 70 Charles H'lIh'u '"'
1871 tasrs IN HrrcHrs. Interest thereon ana I"-
prrt"nH costs 10 day Of raj" ainountinE
10 ............ ...S''"'
Al u t i". ar parcel Of land WIN improve,
mruis there" situate ana lSihE IN ne "'t"'"
kls,liun District ri HhriUfu county ma =" VI
u ~ to I'"r al Aberdeen IN the osgorn i."'
Addition knOWn II. premises No. i"' roy i'Pal
Road. acquired from the United Stht"s h"u'iht
pnrati"n, assessed 10 It"rpe H. movie" '"i
1921 taxes TO- Ntrchr-' interest," hti'"i anu
proportional c"sts t" DAY "i s"'" "n"""u,'"s
1" .............. .a.. ''''.''
Al H. lot ar parcel "l land WIN improve
mrn:s theron situate and iyins IN NE second
kl-rIun District OF Hartford county ND IN -.
near th' Town 81 Aberdeen IN w 's s 20
Addt on known rs PREMISES ~ 80
Road acquired from the Lhl'd n,"'1s I'"uS,"h
Corporation assessed I" Ernest J. 1hhh's i"L
l'%l "Nes IN h'f"Hrs' interest "tIe"' Gnu
proportional c"7'' I" nay 81 h"'' "'''"uii ~, ~
F" ,',.''
An hhi lot or parcel 81 Jana WIN lhl""''-
nl"u'' thote'n situate ana lyihE ~ ~. S'f"hh
kI"e'inn District 81 hafI"fh '"uhtE' "d.' IN V.
f,"tL ,h' i!' ~ N",u''i )" " " IT,, -,
Adh'I"h known 40 Ir'nISts ~" - ,.
,"h"' H''u'"h ''H'' me " u" ,,'"'e'
Corporation ASSESSED I" lame To- an" ~" u,
'"hi7p" i'I i'-' t"N'I ~ "''"'
'"'i'',' az" P'"''''''''"' ''''' ~ ""' 80, g,
la t.,.',.,
All ''' I"t '' '""' "i .HNh WV, "i'p'o''
meh'- 'Hrrt"i. -''"N,r ana 'inE N NE H'1''hn
f"'T'''" .r'SH' u li"'u ~ ''",' r" ",
t'a, ,'' i"Nh "' N"'',i 's w '"' "''' piI
n"u,''''' h'"' ." ', ,". t,', ,i $3.50"
H"''' ",Iu'''N '.'''' I ru t,msi
"rl"', "''"h, ~ sea 10 ~" '""'s '"i -,
"y >" "','"' o. - u'''',', ~" stn -
I'm 49, =" ' ~ W "'i ,i ','i is. W. i',,
' ',' ~ 's 70. - nJ ,'' u, e.. S,cnnd
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

@Chglc, Hardy Plants and Trees
fa- every plac. and purpose. Ask for
our ncw Descriptive list. Grier Bros.
NJ -ssy.men. Forest Hill, Md, K. D.
Phone Re. A. sli-F-i.
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~For Sale-lO Cows and 4 head
VI young Horses. Telephone Church
tille 1875.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

Ten cents q line for hrst insertion
and 9 cents = line for each subseaasnt
inssrtisn--7 words 10 line. No "a.
ssrtissments inserted for less than -
eeuta.
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w Having purchased an interest
from George W. Standifod in what
is known as the Reckordville Bone Co.,
our mixing plant will be in operation
daily after March 18th. Farmers can
get all the potash they want. Come
see II mixed. Factory Bel Air, Md
Warehouse Fallston, Md. c. W. JEFF
fiery, Mgr.
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~ For Sale-Duroc Herd Boar,
Cedar Ridge Fancy Orion, I'd, No.
l630i7. Priced Reasonable. j. r.
Leap, Fallston, Md
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!" For Sale - White Wyandotte
Eggs from egg a day strain. Sl.5O per
ID. j. Il. Leap, Fallston, Md.
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~~F For Sale--About 200 bushels
Mccormick and 100 bushels White Star
Potatoes. Frank Martin, Forest, Hill,
Md.
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superior ). {. White Lcghorns
and Rose {. Reds, eggs 81 per 10; baby
Chicks Ieghorn 81 PEI 100; Reds and
Barred Rocks SIG. Custom Matching
solicited: 500 for - eggs. {. II.
>chustcr, Jarrettsville, Md.
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~ Wanted-W Woman to cook, white
or colored. q. w. Morse 4 Sons, For
est Hill, Md.
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Unlimited Quantity Golden Dent
Seed Corn for Sale. Apply Burl Pres
ton, Manager, Stevenson, Md. Tel.
pikesyille 96,
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Al thht certain lot or parcel 81 ihud s.'u 'rr
thereon situate ANA lylng H o.,
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Public Sale

Thc undersigned having sold h farm aud
having ~ further usr tur n" following viii
sell at Public Auction an the road frnm SANDY
Hook Ia S"Eris,"ueh Hhmri ! mtl' ,0nm latter
place
Tuesday, April 4th, 1922
bcuinning u, ia o'clock \ VI -hnr. the
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

~For Sale-White Leghon eggs
for Matching, 81 per 10; IS per 100
day old chicks $i2 per 100, phone Will
ma iF3l. S. X. Clapper, Joppa, Md,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24
IS R N
IL COWS

-"rnr ftcsh h> daN at sale, vuuststtug ~ .
thoroughbred Jerseys, uuc jersey Hcrtct. one
GUERNSEY Cow Holstctn., all thr., COWS haS,
hecn ruhcrcu,r tested, went Through 8 test,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

~ For Sale-Nearly new Tractor
Drill. l2-disc, John Wilkinson, Bel
Air, Md.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1922-03-24

~You can get milk at the J. +.
Webster farm after 7 A. NJ. at &c
quart or zoe n gallon il you bring your
bucket. G. T.. Oliver, Rel Air, Md.