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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
MEXICO CITY MOB RIOTS
AT JAPANESE LEGATION
Several Windows Smashed by Fly
ing Rocks, But Crowd Flees
Before Police Reach Scene.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, January 10.-Several
windows of the Japanese legation here
were broken last night when a group
of between 20 and 80 persons, some
believed to be Communists, threw rocks
at the house.
Cries of Down with imperialism !"
and Death to imperalists!" were heard
by spectators who witnessed the DEM
onstration.
The manifestants dispersed rapidly
and police found only two small boys
there when they arrived. These youths
were released after being questioned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
Paper at Columbia
Urges Abolition of
All Fraternities
BY the Associated Press.

oy lut f1sSOtidkcQ EICSo
NEW YORK, January 10.-The
Columbia University Spectator,
undergraduate publication, today
advocated the abolition Of all
fraternities at the university.
The recommendation was made
editorially after an investigation
which, the newspaper SAID, dis
closed that a group of II CT he
Greek letter societies had ccm-
bined to auction off many hon.
orary student positions.
The editorial added;
THE fraternities must be abol-
iShed. When the political lead
ers of IL of the so-called most
respectable houses on the campus
can cold loodedly tell how they
auctioned off honorary positions
to the highest bidders, we believe
conditions have hit new low"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
Fire Races Seed House.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Ind, January
10 (P).-Fire that started in the bust
ness district here this morning caused
a loss of several hundred thousand dol
lars before it was brought under con-
troll. The blaze swept through one
quarter of block of business property
along Main street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
FALL KILLS CARPENTER
Workman on Federal Building

Frank D. Amato, 40, of Baltimore.
was killed today when he fell Is feet
into a steam tunnel paralleling the
south side of the new Justice Depart
ment Building at Tenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue.
Amato, carpenter, was believed to
have landed on his head, although fel-
low workers did not see him fall. He
was pronounced dead on arrival at
Emergency Hospital He was employed
by the Morocco Construction Co. of
Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
1882 GERMAN DEFICIT
PLACED AT S517,5oO,0O0


Appears Before Reichstag Ways
and Means Committee.
By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, January 10.-Finance Min
lister Won Krosigk. reviewing Germany's
financial status before the Reichstag
Ways and Means Committee today,
estimated the 1882 budget deficit at
2,070, 900, 900 marks ($517,500. 0o0).
Revenues from taxation, he said. win
be SOC, 000, 900 marks less than the esti-
mated 7,464, 100000 marks budget.
Count Won KroSigk said he considered
the country's finances in comparatively
good shape. The actual deficit was
only 1900 ,000,0 900 marks, he said, for
the remaining 1000, 900 had been car
ried over from previous years.
Comparing Germany's finances with
those of the United States and France,
he said, Our deficit, measured by the
effects Of a grave economic situation
which has lasted more than three years.
constitutes result which Is none too
dangerous"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
Shoots Woman, Kills Self.

BAMBERG, S. c., January 10 Gp-
louie Kobetz. As. was killed and Mrs
wounded at Mrs Spires home last
night. Mrs. Spires said Kobetz shot
at her twice. hitting her once, ant
then killed himself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
JOHNSON, BORAH CLASH.
Californian Says Idahoan Withheld
Information.

BY the Associated Press.
Two of the Senate's most colorful
f1gures-Borah of Idaho and johnson
of California-came to grips yesterday
Continued on Page 3, Column So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
AKRON LEAVES MIAMI
Giant Navy Dirigible Begins Re
turn Flight to Lakehurst.

MIAMI, Fla, January 10 P).-The
United States Navy dirigible Akron left
her hangar at $50 am today and
turned northwar6 for the return Jour-
:ley to her home hangar at Lakehurst,
81. J. She came here last week for
The annual all-American Air Races and
made short training flight southwark
over Guantanamo, Cuba.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-01-10
WEATHER.

co. s. Weather Bureau Forecasto
Fair and somewhat warmer, with low
est temperature about 80 degrees to-
night: tomorrow cloudy and warmer,
probably light rain. Temperatures:
Highest, A, at IL noon today; lowest. SO,
at tbs am today. Full report on page 9.
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CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
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Support Home Endeavor

gratifying know that business firms and
poyers o intellectually giving support
President Deal, Incorporated
Recovery purpose
purchasing Of the Nation by putting
being accomplished by shortening the of
hours having employment
work may be the plan
reality give work.
1t is a pleasure present in this issue of THE MID
through the cooperation Of Mr. Clinton
Kmes, Solicitor, representative
community, whose R A,
every their schedules
be employed
spirit exhibited by business provide
ploymen PERSONS
gives the National Recovery
movement far-reaching its
the distressing conditions that
land, the unemployment situation.
giving Of additional employment gradual
speeding up of which
production things
produced necessity be the
Here, is where do your part" by
helping buy campaign that is Of this
cry plan.
Duys is here presented in this array of
reliable covering limos
easily to supply almost every
Do part Support home endeavor Patronze these
progressive institutions cooperative
emor business
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27
NORTH EAST
BASKET MAKERS

BASKET MAKERS
E. 7. B. Day Basket Works We
Make General Service and work
baskets. Hand made. Phone 81.
FIRE BRICK MFRS.
North East Fire Brick co.. std.
1905. Mfrs. Of Fire Clay Pro-
ducts. Fire Brick for all pur-
poses. Phone 3d.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Grant, Joseph R.-Funeral Director.
SHOE REPAIRING
Johns Electric Shoe Repairing
Next to Post ONCE. Build and
Repair. Mems " soles and
rubber heels, sewed ON, $500.
Ladies V soles and rubber
heels. sewed on. 76c, Parcel
Post work solicited,
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PERRYVILLE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW

ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Cobourn, Harold e. -Attorney-At-
Law. Phone Ito.
AUTOMOBILES
McMulIen Bros. Garage SIuaebakes
Sales and Service. Goodyear
Tires and Tubes. Accessories,
Gas and Oils. Phone and 1873.
BAKER
Schunlm, Wholesale and Retail
Baker. Daily Plain, Vienna,
Hearth Bread, Rolls, Sticky
Buns and Cakes. Daily deliv-
cry. Phone 2.
CLEANING, PRESSING, DYING
Modern Cleaning & Dyers Cleaning
Dying and Pressing. Phone 81.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Owens, A. HI. s. Son Department
Store Specialties. Ladies Ready
to Wear Mems Furnishings.
Shoes, Hardware, Groceries.
Fresh Meats, Vegetables. Fruit,
etc. Phone 6 and So.
FISH
Owens, A. HI. & Wholesale and
Retail Fresh Fish. Res. Phone
12s.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Patterson, Lee "A. Funeral Director.
Phone IS, Day and Night.
GARAGE AND SERVICE
McMullen Bros. Garage Studebaker
Sales and Service, Repairs, Au-
tomobiles. Trucks and Machin-
cry. Accessories. Tires. Tubes.
Gas and Oils. Prompt Service.
Phone and 1873.
Thompson, w. A.-Repair Automo-
biles. Prompt Service. Phone
81.
MERCHANT TAILORING
Modern Cleaners & Dyers- Mems and
young mems Custom made
clothes. Phone 81.
OIL AND GASOLINE WHOLESALE
Sherwood Bros. Inc. Petroleum
Products, tBetholine and Rich
field" Phone 10.
SERVICE STATION
Cooper's Service Station Betholine-
Richfeld and Ethyl Gas. Tires,
Battery, Greasing May We
Serve You Again" Phone 1871.
Thompson, w. A.-sunoco Gas and
Oils. A. A. A. Service. Phone
60.
SHOE REPAIRING
Electric Shoe Repairing - Ralph
MARITIME. Prop. Quick Service.
Work Guaranteed Call Again.
Thank You. Parcel Post work
receives prompt attention.
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RISING SUN

WALL PAPER-PAsTE
johnson, M. F.-Wall Paper (see
gredes) and Red stave Paper
Paste. Phone ABB.
WATER SYSTEMS
Wilson, Scott s son-Water Sys-
TENS. Septic Tanks. Sewerage
Dispoaala. etc. Phone 50.
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COLORA
ACADEMY


West Nottingham Academy Colora,
Md, 1741-1933 A secondary
boarding school with q very
fine record for College prepar-
alton. Emphasis on Funda-
mentals. University Trained In
s1rnctors. A complete Curric-
ulum in Educational and stu
dent activities. j. Paul Stay
baugh, Headmaster.
APPLE ORCHARDS AND FARMS
CoIora Orchards Lloyd Balderston
owner. Grower. Packer and
Shipper of Fancy Peaches and
Apples. Breeder Of Guernsey
Cattle. Phone, Rising Sun Ask.
Sunnyslope Farm John Il. Lip
pincott, owner, Grower, Packer
and shipper Of High Grade
Apples. Phone. Rising sun.
48-W.
AUCTIONEER
Fisher, w. T.. Cries Sales FIR Real
Estate and Personal Properly.
Phone Rising Sun, 4S-P.
BREEDER OF CATTLE
Coiora Orchards Lloyd Ba'derston
owner Breeder Of Guernsey
Cattle. Phone, Rising Sun,
Ask,
DAIRY
SunnysIope Farm-John e. Lippin-
colt owner. Phone, Rising
Sun, 48-W.
FLORIST
BaIderston, Myra A. & Go. Whole
sale and Retail Potted Plants.
Cut Flowers. Designs for
| Parties, Weddings and Funerals
given prompt attention. Say
it with Flowers" Phone, Ris-
| ing Sun, 15-D.
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RISING SUN
HARDWARE, STOVES, PAINTS

- -~S---f -
Haines and Kirk Hardware Stoves
Iron, steel, Cutlery, Mechanic S
Tools, Paints, Painters Sup
plies, Window Glass, House.
Furnishing Goods, Ours, Am
muntion. etc. Agent for Es-l
tate Heatrola and Wyncroft
Ranges. Electrical Supplies,
etc. Phone 40.
Pogue, Jos. S., Sons, Co. William
M. Pogue. prop. Builders, Me-
chanics and Farmers Hardware.
Paints, Oils, varnishes. Brush
es. Glass. Stoves, Ranges,
Allen Parlor Heaters. G. E.
Refrigerators. Washing Ma
chimes, Irons. House Furnish
ing Goods. Cutlery. sporting
Goods. Guns, Ammunition, etc.
Phone "A.
INSURANCE
Ely, w. Il. Property Coyerage.
Fire. Windstorm and Tornado.
Automobile. Theft, Tornado
and Water damage Public Lii
ability, Property Damage and
Collision. Workman's Com
pensation and Liability Sure
ty Bonds for Positions OF Trust.
Phone 1865. Save 20qo on
Your Insurance"
INN-RESTAURANT
World War Veteran Inn We spec
ialize in Chicken Dinners aud
other good things to eat. Good
old fashion home cooking. r.
M. Ansalvish, prop. One mile
East Of town.
KODAKS AND SUPPLIES
Ashby's Pharmacy Eastmans Ko-
daks and Supplies. Developing.
Prompt Service. Phone 102.
LADIES AND CHILDREN READY
TO-WEAR
Alice and Shepherd Ladies, Misses
and Childrens Dresses, House
Dresses. Furnishings Notions,
etc. Phone 124.
LAYING MASH
Cecil County Milling Co. Mfrs. the
well known Rising Sun Laying
Mash. Phone 81.
LUMBER BUILDING MA
TERIAL
Ward, Stewart Nj. Co.-Lumber.
Sash, Doors, Blinds. All kinds
of building material Pipe,
Brick, Lime and Cement. Es-
Inmates cheerfully furnished.
Phone. IS.
MACHINIST
Duyckinck, The H. M. Co.. General
Machine and Repair work. Well
equipped shop. Repairs Of
every description. Prompt, ef-
ficient service. Phone AZ.
MERCHANT (CUSTOAI) TAIL
OSlNG
johnson, NJ. made to Order
Mems and Young Mems Dress
and Business Suits and Over
coats. Perfect FITS and well
made. Complete line of sam
pies. Prices. $4,000 and up.
Phone ABB.
MORTGAGES
Ely, w. L.--Mortgages on all kinds
of property. Write full infor-
nation. No obligation. Phone
1Se-s,
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PRODUCE DEALER

PRODUCE DEALER
Thomas, ID. II. & Son Harry
Thomas, Mgr.) Buyer OF calves
Poultry and Eggs. Pearl St.
Monday our receiving day.
Phone 139-B Res, Phone 49,.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Donache, j. ID. Plumbing ard Heat
ing. Water systems of every
description. Estimation. no
obligation Phone 127
Wilson, Scott & Son - Sanitary
Plumbing. Steam and Hot
Water Heating. Private Resi-
dences. Public Buildings.
Water Filters. Water Supply
Systems Refrigeration Gem
eral Repairing. Phone so.
RADIO AND SERVICE
Balderston, The r.. M. co. Atwater
Kent and Crosley RADIO Sales
and Service. Phone 123-x.
Pogue, Jos. Sons q Co. -Phisco RAJ
dio and Service. Phone "A,
REAL ESTATE
Ely, w. l.. Farms, Dwellings, Mer-
camille. Homes. Hotels. Road
Houses, subdivisions of town
and farm lands. Correspond
ence solicited. No ob.lgalion.
Notary Public Phone 1865.
RESTAURANT
Village Restaurant Geo. Alger,
prop. Regular meals. Platter
Plates. Short Orders. Lunches
and Sandwiches packed for
tourists. Head Ladies Dining
Room. Center OF town Phone
126-A.
SAUSAGE MANUFACTURERS
Tosh s. Tosh Manufacturers Of
Fresh Pork Sausage and Scrap
pie. Phone 135-B.
SCRAPPPLE MANUFACTURERS
Tosh s Tosh- Manufacturer of
Scrapple and Fresh Porz saus-
age. Phone 1S5-B.
SEEDS
Cecil County Milling Co. Depend
able Timothy. Clovor, Alfalfa
and other seeds. Phone 81.
Ward. Stewart M. Co. Alfalfa. Clo-
yer. Timothy. and all kinds of
seeds OF highest quality.
Phone IS.
SHOE REPAIRING
FIabbi, L. M.-High Grade Shoe Re-
building and Repairing for Men.
Women and Children. Work
by Parcel Post receives prompt
attention.
SPORTING GOODS
Duyckinck, The H. NJ. GOWN
chester Guns. Ammunition,
Shells. etc. Phone AZ.
Haines 6 Kirlk-Base Ball Goods,
Fishing Tackle. Guns. Ammu-
milton, Skates. Flexable Flyers.
sleds. Coaster Wagons. etc.
Phone lac
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PORTERS BRIDGE

GARAGE AND TOWING SERVICE
Raglan Garage &c. N. Ragan.) Re-
pair, Rebuild Automobiles and
Trucks. Accessories and used
part for all cars. Battery SER
vice. Welding. Wrecking car.
"a hour service. Phone 116-B.
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We DO OUR PART
RISING SUN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Haines 81 Kirk Planet Jr. Farm
and Garden Tools. Wire Fenc-
ing, Repairs for Oliver and
Other Makes Of Flows. Phone
14O.
Pogue, Jos. S. Sons q Go. Interna-
tional Harvesting Machinery,
Oliver Plows, New Idea Spread
ers, Harness and Parts and Re-
pairs for all Farm Machinery.
Phone IA.
AGRICULTURAL LIME-FERTILIz-
ERS
Cecil County Milling Co. Fertilizers
for all Crops. Griffith & Boyds
Line Speciality. Agricultural
Lime.
Ward, Stewart M. Co.--Dealer in
High Grade Fertilizers for all
Crops Best Grades Agricul-
tural Lime. Highest Grades Of
Feed. Phone IS.
AUTOMOBILES g. SUPPLIES
DuycIxinck, The ii. M. Co. Dodge
and Plymouth Sales and Ser
vice. pioneer Automobile Deal
er in Cecil County" Plymouth.
Set the Pace. Phone Az
Ewing, III. W.---Ford Sales & Service.
Accessories. Parts, Kelly Spring
field Tires and Tubes. General
Automobile Repairing, I'rompt
Service. West Main St. Phone
1873.
Wilson, Scott & Son Studebaker
and Rockne Sales and Service
Accessories, Parts, Lee Tires
and Tubes. Center Of Town
Phone 80.
BARBER
Marker. elf. Sanitary Tonsorial
Shop. Two Chairs. Ladies and
Children Hair Cutting and
Trimming. Hours 500 A. M.
to 500 P. NJ,
BILLIARD PARLOR
Riale's Billiard ParlOrA All Tobacco
Shipped Direct From Factory.
Phone 104.
BOOKS s. STATIONERY
Ashby's Pharmacy Books, Blank
Books, Social and Business Sta
tionery, School Supplies, Gift
and Birthday Cards. Circulating
Library, Magazines. Phone 1O2.
BUILDING MATERIALS -IUMBER
Rising sun Building Supply Coz
Scott Wilson, Owner Manager.
Lumber, window Sash, Doors,
Shingles, Roofing, Paints, Oils,
Builders Hardware, Cement,
sand, Crushed Stone, Coal, etc.
Estimates Furnished. No obli-
cation. Phone A.
CLOTHING-MEN's STORE
johnson, M. Ready-to-W Wear
Clothes for Men, Young Men
and Boys. Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Rubber Goods, Men ami Boys
Furnishings. Speciality "Stet-
son Hats, star Brand Shoes 4
Phone ABB.
COAL DEALER
Ward, stewart M. Co. Highest
Grades of Anthracite Coal. Kept
Under Cover and Well Screen
ed. Phone 49,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
Ryan, w. Louis Buildings Erected
in stone, Brick aud Frame.
Remodeling Old Homes and
Store Fronts. Stair Work and
Hardwood Interiors Specially.
Electric & Wire Fixtures. Plans
and Specifications Furnished.
No Obligation. Phone 2.
DAIRY
Meadow Rock DairyW. X Bird,
Prop. Delivers Milk and Cream
to all Private Homes and Deal
ers. Prompt Service. Phone
147-A.
DEPARTMENT STORE
Alice q Shepherd CIV. X. Allee-H. L.
Shepherd Dress GooGs, Dry
Goods. Notions. Clothing, Mems
Furnishings, Shoes. Hats, Pro-
visions, Ladies, Misses and
children's Furnishings. Phone
124.
r,<,<~ pnrE,nErR
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AUTOMOBILES AND SERVICE
Poist, Frank S Buick and Pontiac
Sales and Service. When Bet
ter Automobiles are Built Buick
will Build Them. Phone 19.
DEPARTMENT STORES
Kerwin sDry Goods. Curtain
Goods, Wash Cloths. Fancy
Ribbons, Crepe Papers. Lunch
Boxes, School Supplies, Fancy
Groceries. Phone los.
National Stores Co., Inc. Dry goods.
Notions, Ready-to-Wear for
Men, Women and Children.
Quality Merchandise at Low
Prices. Phone Ill.
DRUGGIST
Carson's Pharmacy Prescriptions
Are The Most Important Part
OF Our Business. " Medical
and Surgical Supplies Greet
ing Cards. Soda Fountain.
3
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
Port Deposit Electrical Shop John
H. Pugh, Prop. Installation Of
house wiring, private telephone
systems. Qualified Electrician
for the installation Of Electric
Ranges. Repairing Everything
Electrical. Estimates cheer
fully given.
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION
Poist, Frank 81 General Automo-
bile Repairing, Accessories.
Parts and Repairs. Buick and
Pontiac Sales and Service.
Phone 10.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
Cain, A. s. g Bro. Groceries, Re3
frigeration Kept Meats, Oyk-
tiers, Vegetables. Produce, Bss$
cry Goods. Candies. etc. Pho1e
1879.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Anglers Inn Capt. Roy G. Price,
Prop. Rooms, Board, Lodging,
Personal Attention. Meal, Ser
vice. Guides furnished for
Susquehanna Fishing. Boats.
Bait. etc. For information
write. No obligation. Phone
149.
LADIES READY-TO-W WEAR
Kerwin's Ladies. Misses and Child
rens Ready-to-Wear, Furnish
ings, etc.
National Stores Co., Inc. Ready-to-
Wear. Ladies, Misses and
Children, Cloaks, Hats. Furn-
ishings, Shoes. etc. Phone Ill.
LIVE STOCK
Baker, j. G. g. Bro. Buyers and
Shippers of Cattle anu Veal
Calves. Phone lit.
MEATS AND CANNED GOODS
Baker, J. G. & Bro. Home Dressed
Fresh and Salt Meats. Canned
Goods, etc. Phone lit
REAL ESTATE BROKER
squier, G. C.Real Estate Broker
and Insurance
Observation-Disclosures
Winchester's Platter Plates, short
Orders, Lunches, Sandwiches.
Soda Fountain, Fine Candies.
Buyers Ice Cream. Special rates
for Churches and Lodges. Open
700 a. m. to 1900 p. m.
Phone 20-F-11.
THEATRE
Riverside Theatre Now equipped
with the very latest Il. C. A.
Victor High Fidility Sound Sys-
tenn. Acclaimed by all who
have heard it to be the Best.
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R IsSING sun
MUSHROOMS

MUSHROOMS
Wilson, Scott Grower Of superior
quality of mushrooms. Ship
ments M de daily. All orders
given immediate attention. Any
one desiring this vegetable af-
ter Oct. 1st, can have them by
calling at Packing room Phone
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Cecil County Milling Co.-Wholesale
and Retail. Dealer in all kinds
Of Dairy, Horse, Hog and Poul-
try Feeds. Grinding aid Mix
ing while you wait. Fertilizers,
Hay and Straw. Phone 81.
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
Brown, @. S. Wholesale dealer in
Foreign and Domestic Fruit.
Berries, Vegetables, and Coun-
try Produce. Store delivery.
Fish and oysters in season.
Phone 129-M.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS--EM-
BALMERS
Reed, Ralph M.Funeral Director
and Embalmer. Graduate of
Eckels College of Embalming.
Philada., Pa. Special atten-
ton given modern embalming
and plastic surgery. Funeral
Home, Queen st. Phone 141.
Taylor, Mrs. Jennie Funeral Di-
rector. Assistant EmbaImer Of
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Funeral Parlors, Residence, cor.
Queen and Walnut SITS. Phone
122 day and night.
Tyson, .. E.Cherry st. Director
and Embalmer. Funeral Home.
All calls will receive prompt
attention day or night. Phone
40-A.
GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION
Britton's Garage Center OF Town.
| General Automobile Repairing.
| Batteries and Service. Tires,
Tubes, Accessories, etc. When
in doubt, stop or call. Phone
1873. Charges within Reason. I
Duyckinck, The H. M. CO. Repair
and Rebuild all make of auto
mobiles. Expert machine work
| Acetylene Welding. Battery
Service. Accessories. Pharis
First Line, Roadgripper, Shock
PROCEED Tires. Phone At.
East End Garage Gone mile East. J
r. M. Ansalyich prop. New
and used parts for all makes OF
cars. Highest Cash Price paid
for old cars, running or non
running. Phone SS-K.
Ewing, H. W.Ford Sales and Ser
vice. Kelly Springfield Tires and
Tubes. West Main Street.
Phone 1873.
M0nger, Otis r.. General Automo-
bile Repairing. Accessories.
Parts. Repairs. F''restane
Tires and Tubes. willard and
Firestone Batteries. 1907
Tydol and veedol Gasoline and
Motor Oils. Prompt Service.
West Main St. Phone So.
Wilson, Scott s. Son--Repa,r and
Rebuild all makes OF automo-
biles and trucks. Accessories.
Parts and Repairs. Tires and
| Tubes. Gas. Motor Oil. etc.
Center of town. Phone so.
Wilson & McNamee Wilson Avenue
| Garage American and Amoco
/ Gasoline. Goodyear Tires Ac-
cessories. Prompt Service
| West Main st. Phone s .-B.
GAS AND OIL DISTRIBUTOR
Alger, George Wholesale Distrib-
utor Of Conoco GasoliGe and
Motor Oils. for NE Section of
Maryland and Penn sylyania.
Prompt and eficient service.
Phone 1894
| GRAIN, HAY AND STRAW
Cecil County Milling Co. Buyers OF
Grain, Hay & Straw. Phone 81
Ward, Stewart M. Co.. Highest
Market Prices Paid for Grain,
Hay and Straw. Phone SIS.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
Irwin. Curtis E.-Fancy and Staple
| Groceries. Fresh and Cured
Meats. Oysters. Fruits. Veg
etables Produce. Bakery goods,
| Phone l12.
Woodrow and James Choice Meats
and Provisions. Green Gro
ceries. Fruits. etc. Prompt
| Garviee N All times. phona 121
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COAL DEALER

Ward, stewart M. Co.. Highest
Grades of Anthracite Coal. Kept
Under Cover and Well Screen
ed. Phone SIS.
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CLOTHING-MEN's STORE

johnson, M. -Ready-to- Wear
Clothes for Men, Young Men
and Boys. Hats, Caps, Shoes,
Rubber Goods, Men ami Boys
Furnishings. Speciality "Stet-
son Hats. : star Brand Shoes. :"
Phone ABB.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

Ryan, w. Louis Buildings Erected
in stone, Brick aud Frame.
Remodeling Old Homes and
Store Fronts. Stair Work and
Hardwood Interiors Speciality.
Electric & Wire Fixtures. Plans
and Specifications Furnished.
No Obligation. Phone 2.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27

Meadow Rock Dairy W. X Bird,
Prop. Delivers Milk and Cream
to all Private Homes and Deal
ers. Prompt Service. Phone
147-A.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27
DEPARTMENT STORE

Alice 3 Shepherd CIV. K. Allee-H. l..
shepherd Dress GooGs, Dry
Goods, Notions. Clothing, Mems
Furnishings, Shoes. Hats, Pro-
visions, Ladies, Misses and
Children's Furnishings. Phone
124
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27


Marker. Clif Breeder Of Wire Hair
and Scotch Terrier Pups. Cor
respondence Solicited.
DRUGGIST
Ashby's Pharmacy Pure Drugs,
Patent Medicines, Toilet Arti-
cles. Rubber Goods, 1russes,
Drug Sundries, Soda Fountain.
Lunches, Hot Drinks. etc.
Physicians Prescriptions Care
fully Compounded. Phone and
mail orders receive prompt at
tention. Phone 102.
FLORISTS
Balderston, Myra A. a CO.. Designs
for Funerals given prompt at
tention, Phone l6-D.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1933-10-27
WHERE TO GET WHAT you WANT
PORT DEPOSIT

AUTOMOBILES AND SERVICE
Poist, Frank S. Buick and Pontiac
Sales and Service. When Bet
ter Automobiles are Built Buick
will Build Them Phone 10.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Issay Debrowen, young Rus
sian conductor, who will lead his
Philadelphia Symphony Orches-
ira in its concert here Tuesday
night, February 20, at Constitu-
ton Hall.
Evening star., 1933-02-19

Getting off at Hollywood. Esther Rails
ton, who has forsaken the studios there for
film work in England, prepares to show her
small daughter, Mary Esther, the sights of the
American movie capital on her return for a
brief visit. Q Associated Press Photo