SEND THE NEWS ' LOCAL NEWS FIRST TO EVENTS THE HOME PAPER. THE CARROLL RECORD A AYS WANTED 5 Vol,. 33 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926. NO. 13

ADVERTISE YOUR HOME. HELP STRICKEN FLORIDA. A GREAT RADIO SHOW. —o— THE TANEYTOWN FAIR Lawns, Trees and Flowers are a Good REPEAL PRIMARY LAW Red Cross is Receiving Voluntary FLORIDA STRICKEN BY One of the Leading Exhibits at the Investment. IN Contributions. Sesqui. THIS WEEK. You often drive through a town, LEGISLATURE. The American Red Cross has been HURRICANE The marvels accomplished by the 5 and as you do, you size it up. You authorized to direct the relief work present-day radio devices are strik- About can't help it, for the town is adver- It is a Failure, Double Expense in Florida and President Coolidge Property Damage ingly shown at the exhibit of the the Usual Line of Exhibits tising itself by the appearance of its urges that all contributions be sent to S100,000,000 and Radio Corporation of America in the and Attractions. streets and buildings, and this is and Not Wanted, the Red Cross in Washington, or the Hundreds are Killed, Palace of Liberal Arts and Manu- pretty wide advertising, considering local Red Cross chapters. factures at the Sesqui-Centennial In- The the extent of motor travel these days. The Westminster Times, last week, The Carroll County Chapter receiv- One of this country's greatest dis- ternational Exposition, in Philadel- Taneytown Fair opened on through a Tuesday with When you have gone advocated the repeal of the direct pri- ed a telegram, on Monday morning, asters in its history occurred in Flori- phia. al the usual first day's that it was that immediate publicity be small attendance, ex- town and you have decided mary law proposition, in the follow- asking da and the gulf section occurred on The exhibit is probably the most s- but with the what caused your de- ing statement. given to the great present need, and wireless in- hibits all in place ready for the big a "fine place," Sunday afternoon in a hurricane that complete assemblage of days to cision, mainly? Was it not the "While the memory of the recent the need for days to come, for mon- came from the West Indies, Miami, ventions and equipment ever to be follow. In addition to ex- .flowers, along carry on the relief work in the methods by hibits, there per- lawns, trees and primary election is fresh in your mind ey to Miami Beach, West Palm Beach, Fori shown in one place. The were public free general appearances? make a stricken sections of Florida. used to operate air- formances in front of the grand- with well kept resolution that you will do Louderdale and Hollywood were the which radio is stand, It wasn't just bare brick and concrete your bit toward the repeal of the A check was sent by the first mail heaviest sufferers. After spending planes in flight, steer huge vessels at races in the afternoon, and Chapter, but dancing and was it? costly and abominable direct primary from the funds of the its greatest force in this section the sea and flash photographs across the music at night. houses, tumble down law that this should be supplemented by con- are clearly demonstrated in y, The general exhibits seem about on The unpainted Maryland in common with storm moved into Western Florida and oceans par with home surroundings, the vacant lots many other states is afflicted with. • tributions from the generous and no- did considerable damage at Pensacola, the various sections of the large ex- other years, but less of cat- cluttered of Carroll coun- tle, hogs and overgrown with weeds and How can you do your bit? By re- ble hearted citizens and at Mobile, Alabama and other hibit. poultry, and more in help, did they? ty who have never failed to respond At one end of the display is a radio the way of what called up with junk, didn't solving that you will not vote for a places. are commonly advertises itself, just as a candidate for the State to an appeal for suffering humanity. operating room which was at one "fakers," who by many visitors are A town Senate or the The damage is indescribable. The roadside farm or home does; and House of Delegates who will not Contributions can be made to the property loss is estimated anywhere time part of a ship. The room was regarded as a necessary evil that transported merely most people read the passing display, pledge himself to do all in his power chairman, or W. Carroll Shunk, treas- around $100,000,000, while perhaps cut from the vessel and adds variety to the scene,but a its entirety. In this no actual just as one reads advertisements in to make it possible for Maryland to urer of the Chapter, or to the treas- 30,000 or more are homeless, and the to the exhibit in benefit—to the visitors. think of what they itself of the detestable urer's or the officers of the branches wireless room visitors can send ca- The exhibits of machinery were newspaper, and rid law, re- deaths are placed at about 400, and not read for a long while afterwards. lieve the taxpayers of a worse than located at Taneytown, Union Mills, thousands were injured. blegrams to any part of the earth and extensive, but the showing of just what answer. automobiles Mentally, they determine useless expense and make it possible Mancheste4 Hampstead, Sykesville, Relief efforts were promptly made receive an and the many items hous- there, and perhaps parties to Woodbine, Mt. Airy, radiogram cabin is in charge ed in the main sort of people live for the nominate desirable Union Bridge, by the Red Cross, and the general The exhibition building, their impressions candidates, geographically distribut- New Windsor. R. E. Booth, a former United Were decidedly creditable. The rac- tell the story of and state governments and many ci- of ol i afterwards. ed in the county. The people of the devastated sec- States Navy operator, who sent the ng also was considered very good. many times ties. Not until Monday night was any- But, When a home is seen that is well This is not or should not be a party tions need your help. They need in the strick- message which brought rescuers to Is nobody can describe a fair, in thing like order restored survivors of limited kept up, and has an attractive large question for it is a question that con- feed, shelter, clothing, medicines and en section, and this was assisted by scores of boatloads of space. Perhaps more than about it, and at people and the taxpay- other things. The best and most States Transport Presi- all else it is a for or small bit of green cerns all the di- military and police authority. the United meeting place flowers the mental con- are vitally interested. rect way to fill these needs is by Lincoln, when the ship was tor- thousands of people—a sort of home- least a few ers Stories of how buildings were split dent clusion is that this is a comfortable The direct primary has proven un- money contributed to the Red Cross. pedoed by the Germans and sunk off coming. The crowd itself is an at- This and twisted, and how business build- during the traction, home, and good people live in it. satisfactory from every angle and great organization is function- ings, homes and pleasure palaces were the coast of France, and the noise, the "fakers," ing to its full Nielssen, in charge the side The state road highways, and the should be repealed, and all good citi- efficiency. We trust wrecked and wiped out of existence, World War. S. F. shows, the refreshment sized-up the ministers of the county will can amplify a whisper stands, the towns along them, are being zens should demand its repeal." deem are almost unbelieveable. In Miami, of the exhibit, selling booths, the chance the complimen- Record has already said so the cause worthy of mention next shout which can be heard for taking schemes, even the tire- as never before, and The Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood, hard- into a and about them are worth much along this line that we will not Sunday. two and one-half miles. The largest someness of it all, help to make up tary stories told ly a building escaped undamaged. our great deal. Perhaps you go along repeat any of it at this time. The Prompt giving means double giv- loud-speaker in the world is suspend- ideas of what a fair should be. a President Coolidge issued a procla- exhibit way from home, some time, and tell primary law is being condemned al- ing. ed from the ceiling of the On Wednesday, the crowd was de- mation urging the Nation to help. display. cidedly where you came from. It doesn't re- most everywhere in the whole coun- Contributions in Taneytown and Chicago alone sent 75 doctors, 75 building over the radio larger and there was in gen- does Middleburg districts can be hangs the loud speaker eral more quire a very large audience that try where it has been in operation for made to nurses and a vast supply of medicines Close by it life. The "candidates" were passed it- Walter A. Bower, treasurer, or other was part of the equipment of 111 evidence not contain somebody who any length of time. It condemns and supplies requiring an entire train. which too, and taken as a whole long ago, and if his leaves no beneficial results officers of the Taneytown Branch,and the dirigible Shenandoah, through it was a very fair day. The your way not so self, and Railroads and manufactory establish- second recollections were favorable to its cost to the taxpayers. Voters in Myers district to Calvin Bankard, which the commander of the craft • crowd was quite large at night,which or her for ments sent skilled laborers and ma- .; to home town or neighborhood, you should carefully consider the propo- Treasurer, Union Mills. shouted his last commands in a vain some extent operates against day your chinists. The War and Navy depart- dirigible from are thought all the more of because sition of its appeal, and if favorable H. PEYTON GORSUCH, ments were immediately in active co- attempt to save the attendance, and from about 9:30 to Chairman Carroll Coanty Chapter. the storm which tore it asunder. I 10:00 a very of this favorable impression. to so doing, should let the candi- operation. creditable demonstration advertise" your and House of Rep- One of the devices which form a of fire works was Yes, it "pays to dates for Senate Thousands of northerners are leav- by given. home, your farm, by its resentatives know their wishes in the chief attraction is the mechanism A feature of the fair not to be town, your How to Carve Beef. ing for home as rapidly as possible, as one day in -kept appearance and its home- matter. the get on which photographs taken overlooked, was the tent of the Home well section needs to rebuild and or Cape Town like look—and don't forget the lawn, its feet before tourists can be accom- London, Hong Kong Makers' Club, with two county nurses Miss Inez S. Willson, nationally radio and appear the in trees and flowers. Proceedings of the Orphans' Court. modated. On the other hand, me- can be sent by charge, where information of vari- known authority on the subject, gives following day in newspapers in Amer- ous kinds, was given out, concerning —0 the following instructions about carv- chanics of most kinds are needed to broadcast fing- care 1926.—Mamie E. help in the reconstruction work, and ica. Machines which of children, and general home Information for Women. Monday, Sept. 20, ing beef. signatures and legal docu- in "Inside" Luckenbaugh ,administratrix of Levi vast quantities of building supplies,as erprints, wformation. It was a decidedly "To begin with," says Miss Willson ments are also on display. orth-while feature. vanilla B. Stermer, deceased, returned inven- "good tools are absolutely essential to well as additional capital. Unques- set, which The Hot Indian pudding with tionably, many persons and firms will The first wireless ship Republicans had a "headquar- is a popular New tories of personal property, current good carving." She goes on to say during the Spanish- ters" ice cream on the side debts due and received or- be financially ruined by the disaster. was used in 1898 booth under the grandstand, and combination. money and that knives should always be kept is shown beside the on England der to sell personal property and Just what the financial loss will be, American War, Thursday Mr. Mullikin, candidate Dill pickles are made by putting sharp, but that they should never be latest model of a ship receiver. The for Governor, stocks. will never be definitely known. The and most of the county them in a mild salt solution with dill sharpened at the table. Two or, at early model is twice the size of the candidates, met many voters. The Mamie E. Luckenbaugh, adminis- the figures given now are merely esti- booth herb to give distinctive flavor. The most, three knives, and the fork one in use today. was in charge cf Miss Mary B. Agri- tratrix of Mandilla Stermer, deceas- and steel are sufficient for the aver- mates—and estimates are usually too Sbellman. United States Department of high. It is stated, among other The Democratic candidates tell you how to do it. ed, returned inventories of debts due age household. A large, thin, broad- Machines in Use. were much in culture will and current money. items, that the loss to orange and Voting Were evidence too, and cards Grated raw carrots may be served bladed, round pointed knife is used plentifully distributed. vegetables. Clara Smith Billingslea executrix for carving steaks. A sharp pointed Lemon growers may reach $10,000,- United States in salads with other raw 000; the loss to public utilities is plac- In some parts of the Following a hot, sultry day, on as raw carrot, and Trustee of Charles Billingslea de- knife of what is known as the machines in elec- Thursday Combinations such ceased, received orders to sell two ed at $6,500,006 and total property the use of voting evening a threatened rain cabbage, celery, turnip, green pepper, French pattern is best for general use something new and untried. came Up that parcels of real estate. damage as high as $150,000,000. tions is and lasted into the night and onion, in almost any preferred in carving joints of meat. Miss Will- This is true in Maryland, and there- completely shut off the operations because Jesse S. Myers and John Edgar son suggests that the best fork, for Handling millions is easy, in making the of the proportions,are recommended fore, the efficiency and economy of fair. The fireworks display vitamin content. Myers, executors of John W. Myers, the novice, at least, is one with a estimates. known in Was of their high deceased, received order to sell Lib- The cash relief fund is expected to machines is not generally postponed until Friday evening. Housewives are often disappointed steel guard. the State. The machines have been Opinions varied as to the size of the when the erty Bonds. Steak is the simplest meat to amount to from $3,000,000 to $5,000,- twenty-eight Crowd when cream fails to whip or 000. used over a period of Thursday afternoon, but the up" stiffly. Letters of administration on the es- carve. It is easier to carve if the the most severe general whip does not "stand tate of William E. Six, deceased, were Later reports from Pensacola in years and have stood verdict was that it was as is due to the bone is removed before cooking, but large, or Sometimes this fault granted unto Theodore F. Brown,who the northwestern section of the state, tests. larger, than that of a year dairyman's furnishing cream with the steak itself is harder to handle They are used today in 1,800 cities age, and several estimates placed it should contain received warrant to appraise personal cooking, and is less attractive. If the tell of a property loss of $1,000,000, 4,000,000 vot- about too little fat. Cream property and order to notify creditors and of $1,000,000 loss at Mobile towns and villages by 19,000. least 30 percent fat in order to bone is not removed, the carver ers—practically one-seventh of the Tuesday's at Letters testamentary on the estate should first separate the meat from Alabama. Both places are perhaps races were, a 2.24 trot give a satisfactory whip. In some total vote cast in the 1924 Presiden- %Yon by North Bell W. Mil- has of Emanuel Schaeffer, deceased, were the bone by cutting along the edge of 200 miles from Miami. ler, of owned by cases the housekeeper probably Insurance tial election. In New York State, Washington, time 1/4 at a granted unto Laura Mitten, who re- the bone with the point of the knife. Companies are expected City, 705- of 2_ :191 2.19 , not kept or whipped the cream appraise personal to pay in the neighborhood of $6,000,- exclusive of New York 4,2:19%; second money was won Cream for ceived warrant to Then beginning with the wide or bone cast last year on 1.,?,y low enough temperature. property and order to notify credit- 000 in losses, due to storm and other the entire vote was Virginia Dare, owned by George be thoroughly chilled end of a porterhouse steak, or similar voting machines. And New York r whipping should ors. classes of insurance. The total of ,...triPey, of Onancock, Va., and third by weather the bowl of cream stead, and following the grain, the City, impressed by the efficiency and zelma Hale, In hot Tuesday, Sept. 21, 1926—Laura B. steak is cut into sections an inch or property damage, under the close in- of owned by C. A. Harner, may be set in a pan of ice water dur- Emannel spection of those economy of the machines, authorized Lebanon, Pa. Mitten, acting executrix of so in width, depending on the num- properly qualified, is dis- The ing whipping. deceased, returned inven- said to be much less than some of their adoption for every election second race was a pace won by Schaeffer, ber to be served. A small piece of the having proven Scott of personal property and receiv- the wild estimates given out by news- trict in the city after White's horse, time 2:211/2 tory tenderloin and a small piece of the test last year in a 2:23,,1 2:93 , Primary. ed order to sell same. paper reporters; but even if the first them by practical ; Second money to R. Notes from the County wide part is served to each one. The election. Long, of Letters of administration on the es- estimates are cut in half, they are general Hagerstown, and third to W. small or flank end is less choice and The continued and increasing use H. Scott, Democratic polled tate of David R. Geiman, deceased, is not enormous. Darlington, Md. The Indian The highest total served unless it is necessary of the machines shows clearly that Pony race Governor, 3027; and the were granter unto Ira R. Geiman,who and then it must not at all be served The last figures on the dead and lar's was won iv Smith Eng,- was for personal they are an improvement over the Winkle, with highest Republican vote was for received warrant to appraise to one person; the steak must be so injured, are 365 known dead, 11,000 Hal Poole's Fred order to notify creditors paper ballot. second, and Earl Hyd,,s E`ixie third Sheriff, 2365. property and divided that each one gets some of injured perhaps seriously in hos- The Democratic The last will and testament ,of Chas pitals. Miami and vicinity races on Wednesday, were a The highest individual the choice part. had 109 Housework. 2:17 trot Gov. Ritchie, C. Lovejoy, deceased, was duly ad- dead, Moore Haven 126, Hollywood College Girls Do er and a 2:16 pace. The form- vote was received by A standing rib roast is placed on a was highest Republican vote mitted to probate. platter 54, and other places smaller num- won by "Jakie" entered by 2254; and the with the ribs protruding to Hundreds of college girls are earn- UPh.us & "Mary was for Melvin W. Routson, for Rosa N. Key, administratrix of the carver. The carver steadies bers. B Nuttingham, with L. Key, deceased, the ing their way through school by do- onington, by Miller, second. Time House of Delegates, 1945. Edward returned roast by grasping the uppermost rib 2:15, 2:14 Commissioners Melville inventories of personal property,debts ing housework in the private homes /14, 2:14%. The pace was Evidently, with the left hand, or he may hold it Republican Candidates have best Po- vary won by lost their popular- dre and current and received order to of local residents. The duties "Bonnie M", by Miller, with and Repp have not by thrusting the fork into the thick sition on the Ballot. care of the "Indian former received 1926 votes sell personal property. from kitchen work to Maid," by Hoffenberger sec- ity, as the center of the roast. He then cuts the usual requirement is ond. Time, latter 1942, leading all of the very thin children, and five from 2.14% to 2.221/2 in and the slices across the grain of Just by chance, the names of the four hours of work per day in return heats, candidates in the county for the of- What Are Hurricanes? the meat until the knife comes to the On Republican candidates, this year, will for board and room. Overtime is Thursday, in the first race, a fice. bones. When several slices have been have the preferred position on the 35 2.14 Democratic candidate Islands of the generally paid at a rate of about trot, there were five entries and The highest The West Indies and carved, the point of the knife is ballot, as they come first in alpha- is exper- three was George E. Ben- Caribbean sea, are cents per hour. If a girl starters. Jakie, owned by .Up- for county office the birthplaces drawn along the edge of the bone to betical order, with few exceptions; work and is phy- shaw and Commissioner, with 1876 of hurricanes, and produce about ten ienced in domestic Nottingham. of Eastvllle, son, for separate the slices from the ribs. Every Republican state candidate sically strong, housework of this sort Va., won in three heats, time votes. each year between July and October, A rolled rib 2.16, straight for roast is steadied by and the candidate for Congress,comes will pay the largest item of her col- 2.17, 2.151/2, with second money Rebecca W. Hobbs, Republican usually to sweep westward or north- firmly inserting the fork just to j, receive a below first. lege expense, and at the same time L. Kaltrider, of Red Lion, Pa. House of Delegates, did not ward, then back eastward. These the slice that is next to be taken. The For U. S. Senator, the Democratic The which appar- lend a feeling of security for her col- second race was a 2.19 trot large woman vote, 1347, hurricanes are cyclonic in character, roast should be held in place by cords candidate is first. men do With women are not lege career. Some college six entries and four starters ently shows that the and not winds that drive straight and only one cord should be cut at a Republican candidates for State work, including and was office in this county. Their wining the same kind of won by Bertha Aquillion, keen for bolding ahead. movement time as it is reached in carving. This Senator, Register of Wills, Clerk of cleaning; they usually receive about titered by contest for the Re- produces vacuums, which may J. P. Fitzgerald, of Wash- The Senatorial cause keeps the roast in shape and preserves the Court, State's Attorney and Coun- 40 cents an hour. nigton, D. C., time, 2.18, 2.18/14, 2.21, publicans, did not draw a large vote objects to split open, rather than be the uniformity of the slices, and it ty Tr2asurer, are first. With enthused. second money to Confident, —the "drys" were not blown over. also prevents the juices from running Candidates for House of Delegates Registration Days. owned by Upshaw and Nottingham. The three Democratic candidates The cause of the hurricanes, of out. The cords should be loosened are sandwiched with a Republican and third who headed the excessive heat by to Bedworth Chief, owned for Commissioner, course, is beating down with the fork and allowed to fall back heading the list. The Registrars will sit in every J. F. Waltersdorf, list, won easily. on broad expanses of water or land, upon the platter,care being taken For Orphans Court, one Democratic The of Hanover. that district in the county for the regis- third was a 2.20 pace with causing what is termed "high" at- they do not fall upon the cloth. The candidate is first, followed by three tration and transfer of voters, on seven entries and mospheric pressure and great bodies Republican was and six starters Parent-Teachers Meeting. slices are cut very thin. candidates, and two Dem- Tuesday, Sept. 28, and Tuesday, Octo- won by Dawn 0' Day, owned by of heavy sluggish air that becomes ocrats last. n•n 13. ber 5, from 9 o'clock A. M., to 9:00 James, of Reading, Pa., time, Association agitated by little swirling disturb- For County Commissioners the o'clock, P. M. Another sitting will 4.171/4, 2.18, The Parent-Teachers' ances around the edges, and finally Final Votes in State. 2.20, with second money meeting of the sea- three Democratic candidates are first, be held on Tuesday, Oct. 12, but only to Upshaw and will hold its first starts the whole into movement. Nottingham's Mozelle, school building, Mon- and the three Republican candidates for a revision of the lists; and not for third to Upshaw and Nottingham's son, at the new Weller's official majority in the follow. Marie day evening, Sept. 27, at 8:00 P. M. state was 3249, while Mullikin came registration. Worthy and fourth to King Correspondents Wanted. Scott, owned Program: through with 5134. Weller has 86 W by W. E. Miller, of Solo, Miss Anna Galt; Marriage Mackall in Italy. ashington, D. C. Instrumental convention votes to 61 for Hill. Licenses. Vocal Solo, Mrs. Francis Elliot;Read- There are a few more points in this Weller clinched the convention del- Carey Knauff; Vocal Solo, county at which we should like to Benjamin Keefer and Ruth Ware- John N. Mackall, chairman of the As ing, Miss egations in Anne Arundel, Baltimore, to Socials and Reunions. Miss Leah Katherine Reindollar; have correspondents; and we mention Caroline, Carroll, Cecil, Charles, Dor- hime, Westminster. State Roads Commission, is one of Duet, Misses Marion and Mar- Union Bridge, Littlestown, Silver Harry M. Sheu and Ethel Marie three American delegates to the fifth We Vocal chester, Frederick, Garrett, Harford, are always glad to publish garet Hitchcock. Run, Union Mills and Tyrone. There Howard, Kent, Montgomery, Prince Smith, Highfield. international road conference now in. write-ups of at which our the socials, reunions, and This is the time for the annual elec- are a few other points George's, Queen Anne's, Talbot and Samuel Leonard Miller and Cather- session in Milan, Italy. Mackall, in like, that are mostly accompanied Every one welcome. correspondents are inactive, and ine M. addition to making a by long tion of officers. Washington counties and seven dele- Livergood, Birdsboro, Pa. display of one lists of names of "those Admission free. should waken up. As the Fall and gates in Baltimore city. Hill held the Albert A. Blizzard and Anna G. of the Maryland road systems, will present" We want accommo- Winter seasons are approaching we dating, to be o—. convention delegations in Allegany, Jordan, Westminster. deliver several addresses. but must ask our friends to would greatly appreciate more news Earle M. help Hill Loses in Recount. Calvert, St. Mary's, Somerset, Wico- Blackner and Lisetta E. with the job by sending such letters. mico and Watts, Baltimore. Mussolini, premier of articles in Worcester counties, and 35 Italy, receives by Wednesday, when at Perhaps some of our readers at delegates in Baltimore Ralph E. Davis and Anna H. a salary of only $400. per all possible; John Philip Hill, Republican candi- city. Ruby, month. that care be taken in the the Sen- other places than those named, may Governor Ritchie polled an im- Greenmount, Md. Plain writing and date for the nomination for spelling of the recount proceed- have friends there who would act as mense popular vote and rolled up a --o When names; and that they ate, who instituted properly approach- thinking of Lower California, Closely be not crowded and Fifth Legisla- correspondents, if majority of 80,465 over William The nickel don't together. All of this must be ings in the Third ed on the subject. cigar is coming back, forget that it belongs to Mexico. done if we are tive districts, Queen Annes, Prince, Milnes Maloy. The Governor's total by a large majority, according to to avoid mistakes. vote was 105,722 Georges and Anne Arundel counties, and Maloy's 25,257. government reports. The production Barneo, a large Wel- Ritchie took every Island in the East with the hope of ousting Senator England consumes more tea than convention dele- of cigars selling at 5 cents or less, Indies—the third Every "Jack" lost out, as the of- other country in the gate in a clean sweep of largest island in has his "Gene," if we ler, has definitely any world—mil- Baltimore during the month of July was 281,- the world—has more Just await the have been sustained. lions of pounds each month. and the counties. 555,115. crocodiles than passage of time. ficial figures any country in the world. 4 Popularity of Pear 6 tling with charges,and questions,and Liberty and Responsibility. 511111 66 -e-u.6 -61re THECARROI,LRECORD debate, that attempt to answer all, on Steady Increase (NON-PARTISAN) would be quite impossible. Pears are now a year-round fruit in market and growing slowly In Published every Friday. at Taneytown. So, the silent treatment has its ad- The surest way to lose liberty is to the Hesson's Department Store 1p Company. favor as a fresh fruit, while their pop Md., by The Carroll Record vocates—some criticism is honored by abuse it. Nations whose people turn ularity as a canned fruit for use in (ON THE SQUARE) liberty into license fall beneath the P. B. ENGLAR, Editor and Manager. being noticed. But, take it all in all, various desserts is increasing steadily. likes debate. It sway of despots, as France did after Taneytowirk, Md. PLA DIRECTORS. the American public The pear has an interesting history, as BOARD OF the French revolution, and Italy did G. A. ARNOLD, Pres. D. J.HESSON, V. P. likes to have issues explained, and It invaded the United States from the G. IV.. WILT, Sec'y. 1'. B. ENGLAR positions made clear, lies nailed. The after communism had created chaos. northeast and southwest corners of JOHN S. BOWER. JAS. BUFFINGTON WM. F. BRICKER. candidate who is too self-conscious of Restrictions upon individual liberty the country in the days of the early T e his honesty and purity, and too digni- in the United States, much complain- settlers, a bulletin of the American you Ready for advance. One Are School? ea h: TERMS—Strictly cash in Pomological society says. year. $1.50; 8 months, $1.00; 6 months, fied to strike back, is not a hero. In- ed of, are the result of the abuse of dition colonies from England brought 75c; 4 months, 50c; single copies, 3c. these very liberties when they were The question that is being questi The label on paper contains date to which jured innocence can be over-played, prerevolutionary times. This is the asked very often It here in of COE the subscription has been paid. when a few terse sentences possessed. ADVERTISING rates will be given on especially while the missionaries, moving from these days. We are prepared to help you answer this There is complaint of increasing The application, after the character of the bus- can constitute absolute denial of Mexico into California, took their pear question in the affirmative, with a full stock of Merchan- a con: iness has been definitely stated together encroachments upon the liberty of with information as to space, position, and charges. trees with them, and pears were a dise for school requirements. dition length of contract. The publisher reserv- The dodger may be honest, but, he the press. The best safe guard of popular fruit and sold to the '49ers tive a es the privilege of declining all offers for may also be a sneak. It is not very that liberty is a recognition of the during the gold rush which opened or for space. from All advertisements for 2nd., 3rd., 6th., differentiate between the responsibilities of newspaper owner- California. These pears came frequ( and 7th. pages must be in our Office by difficult to These Ginghams for School Dresses School Blouses and Shirts. When newspapers in the mad trees in the old mission gardens. the c Tuesday morning each week; otherwise, true and the false in campaign issues, ship. A large assortment of stand- A very nice assortment of insertion cannot be guaranteed until the old trees grafted with modern Euro- tions for throwing mud is one thing and struggle fur circulation or power lose ard qualities and brands of Dress Blouses and Collar-attached following week. pean and American varieties gave Cal- red ci legitimate questioning quite another, their self respect, reek with scandal, ifornia its first taste of the popular Gingham, in 27 inch and 32 inch Shirts for the school boy. They select from. Pretty run full cut, The e FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1926. and voters ought to want a show heroize criminals, preach disrespect eastern varieties. width to in good patterns for patterns, newest shades, and low- boys, from 8 to 16 years. Also is a Entered at Taneytown Postoffice as Second down on the latter. For our part, we of law, disregard the dictates of de- A single variety, the Bartlett, gave or Class Matter. est prices, according to the qual- a full line of Neck-band and Col- di: admire the candidate, who, when oc- cency in what they print, and do any- California four-fifths of its pear prod- ity. lar-attached Dress Shirts for good, All articles on this page are either orig- casion requires, answers back, and thing and everything that goes along ucts. young men. New patterns and eased inal, or properly credited. This has al- The Kieffer pear originally was a ways been a fixed rule with this Office,and shows that he is courageous. with unrestrained sensationalism, colors that are guaranteed not to sie( seedling of the Chinese sand pear McCall Dress Patterns. we suggest the adoption of it by our ex- they need not be surprised at loss of fade. Th( rhanges. crossed, it is believed, with the Bart- The McCall Dress Patterns are 0 of some Plural influence, and ultimately loss lett, by Peter Kieffer, a Pennsylvania very popular, because of the sim- Must Build More Roads to Help Au- part of their present liberty, not ple manner in which they can be Sweaters for School. Bona] nurseryman, and first exhibited at the low The Candidates. tomobile Business. through the encroachment of courts Philadelphia handled, and the latest styles. Our line of Sweaters for Fall centennial exhibition in aPnef or lawmakers merely, but because of In 1876. After these early beginnings Our September patterns are just has just arrived, and we are now For tiolernor. A prominent writer, who has made in, and have new snappy styles in a position to take care of most Pared the hostility of public opinion. a number of French varieties have ADDISON E. MULLIKIN an exhaustive study of the situation, for school. any requirement in the Sweater fully ALBERT C. RITCHIE "What chance has a foreigner in come into popularity. line. Vigor says that in the course of a very few A peculiar feature of the pear is New York City to become the sort of haqs E For Comptroller. years, unless the mileage of state that many varieties are not self-fertile Shoes for School. American we would have him be?" Th, DR. CHAS. GOODELL roads is greatly increased, the auto- and require other trees near them to A large stock of reliable Dress Caps for School. inquires a Swedish minister who sumn WILLIAM S. GORDY mobile industry will be practically produce fruit. Both the Bartlett and Shoes for Boys and Girls. The A full assortment of fine qual- spent years in work among foreign- although best quality leather and new ity Fir ruined, so far as keeping up present Kieffer are in this class, Dress Caps, in the new shades Of For Attorney General. ers in New York. "Most foreigners their self-sterility varies in different styles in Oxfords and Top Shoes, and designs, at very popular th production is concerned. That very raise] WILLIAM F. BROENING learn English by reading the newspa- localities, in some of which a lone tree in the best colors. Our prices prices. soon there will not be sufficient mile- are always very reasonable, and THOMAS II. ROBINSON pers. They pick out the papers with of either variety will not produce, or age of hard roads—without including produce very sparingly. the Shoes noted for their wear- reaso the biggest type and the most pic- qualities. Fountain Pens and Ink. Dens For Clerk Court Appeals. the streets of cities—to stand the The Bartlett came to us from Eu- resisting tures. What sort of an idea do they A good reliable Fountain Pen, tion EVA C. CHASE autos on, end to end, without count- rope, where it is known as the Bon- get of America from the quarter? filled with good ink, is quite an Ther JAMES A. YOUNG ing their operation. chretien, literally translated good School Suits for Boys, $5.98 asset towards perfect work in Are they not justified in thinking this bree( There may be much truth in this; Christian. A large stock of Boys' Knee school. An L. E. Waterman For U. S. Senator. country a land of criminals, libertines Pants Suits of quality, that can- Ideal bottle Se therefore the question arises as to how Fountain Pen and a tare MILLARD E. TYDINGS bandits and corruptionists? How not be beat for the above price. of Waterman Ink is the choice WELLER far the present gait of road construc- Matter of Hypnosis lay OVINGTON E. much do they get of the wholesome, In fact, the quality is extraordi- that will help towards the goal. tion can be kept up without bank- The following episode took place In nary for the price of $5.98. Don't A size stock been normal side of American life?" These and design in our For Congress. rupting the taxpayers. Evidently, a boys' class in the primary 'depart- fail to take advantoge of this op- suitable for every requirement. chicl questions are difficult to answer. LINWOOD CLARK the question is becoming an acute ment of the Sunday school of the Sec- portunity to save money on these hate] WILLIAM P. COLE Newspapers are private property, Presbyterian church the Sunday Suits. quidl one, both as to roads and schools, and ond School Supplies. but not in the sense that they can following the week when Thurston vigoi to some extent the two must be con- supply of For Chief Judge. legitimately be used to invade the had been in the city: School Hosiery, Just.receNed a large from FRANCIS NEAL PARKE sidered together—and bond issues for Each Sunday morning Miss Eleanor Ink and Pencil Tablets and Com- shou rights of the general public, to grati- We have a large Loose Leaf the two objects, is part of the problem Kirby, who has been superintendent assortment of position Books. Pose fy private malice, to further sinister Hosiery in Silk Lisle threads in Books, Pencils, Pens and Holders, For Associate Judge. The increase in taxes must stop. of the department for more than fifty Ti private ends, or to bring society, gov- all the late colors and various Companions, Rulers, Erasers and WILLIAM HENRY FORSYTHE There is no question about that; in years, tells a Bible story to the entire Pore ernment and the courts into public prices. Three-quarter and 78 Companions. Lunch Boxes, fact, they must be reduced, or the department, which is reviewed by the length Hose for Boys and Girls. School Bags, etc. feed contempt. Fortunately newspapers COUNTY TICKET. political parties responsible for high class teacher the following Sunday as the I with such a policy are few in number, lesson. For State Senator. taxes will go out of existence. Wheth- a part of the Jure but no one is so much interested in Miss Kirby had told the story of Taylor-made Clothing F( GEORGE P. B. ENGLAR er it be high tax-rates, or high as- Etheopian, and a FINE GRADE DANIEL J. IIESSON keeping that number small as those Philip baptizing the 'flak sessed value of property, it is all the trying to re- USTOM-MADE For Fall. publishers and editors who respect seven-year-old boy was tt g same. The size of the tax bill must then—Philip For Clerk of Court. view it, "And then—and We are now display- quai their own profession, and desire that older EDWIN M. MELLOR come down, especially when its size is —baptized him." One of the J.L.TAYLOA. E.CO... a very nifty assort- resu its complete legitimate liberty of ac- baby! He NEW YORK- CHICAGO ing JACOB II. SHERMAN determined by building of roads and boys interrupted: "Oh, you HOHYREAL,EANADA Fi tion shall be maintained.—National schools of the luxury class. didn't baptize him. He hypnotized ment of samples for heal Republic. hypno- For Register of Wills. Our own humble opinion is, that him. You baptize babies; you In t tize men."—Indianapolis News. Suits for this Fall. You WILLIAM F. BRICKER the cutting in half of the automobile to a R. LEE MYERS are cordially invited to business of the country, would be a for Patches in Politics by 1 good thing for the country in general, The Seasons. call and look them ov- For Nouse of Delegates. Ferd Funk, secretary of the Aetna Si C. RAY BARNES even though it would hurt the auto- Building and Loan in Topeka, and er. We'd be glad to Egg C. SCOTT BOLLINGER mobile business in particular. We Henderson Martin, judge of the Indus- show them to you and plat HARRY L. CRATIN need to begin to seriously consider Two seasons of the year get their trial court, used to be high moguls in Clei CHARLES B. KEI'HART expenditures for names from the commonest gestures politics in Marion county. Funk is a take your measure for GEORGE W. RILL whether the heavy eat] autos, each year, can be, or ought to of life as we abserve them in nature. Republican and Martin a Democrat. tur4 MELVIN W. ROUTSON be- that new Fall Suit. JESSE P. WEYBRIGHT be, kept up, and whether a compara- When some mysterious force in the "In the old days I dressed with hei( for a county officer," JACOB R. L. WINK tively few are not profiting by the bosom of things wakes to action and coming dignity There is some distinc- set. said Funk. "I wore a Prince Albert business at the expense of the many. saps mount the tree and stalk and a tion in having a Suit For Judges Orph. Court. coat and a clean collar. billion spears of green pierce the soil inci WILSON L. CROUSE "Henderson Martin used to have his made to your own wit and leaf and bud begin to shoot forth, J. WEBSTER EBAUGH wife sew patches OD the elbows of his lac] LEWIS E. GREEN The Law Enforcement League. we say it is "Spring," which means, coat, the seat of his trousers and on measurements, from all yen soon as the clothes J. FRANK HOFFM.AN literally, to leap up or jump. And a' the knees, just as wool materials that too CHARLES S. MARKER The Law Enforcement League that few months later begins the pagean- came from the tailor. Then he would be WM. NELSON YINGLING tell the farm- make a smart appear- commenced operations during this try of return and decline. The leaves go out on the stump and ene summer, in Washington county, is ers that they should not support me. the • For County Commissioners. drop from the trees, the seed breaks ance. The greatest care spreading. Apparently it is not because of my good clothes, but should are 'GEORGE BENSON out of ripened shell and husk and support him, because of the patches is given in the making merely a "dry" agency gotten up for len EDWARD S. HARNER trickles to the ground and everything qn his clothes."—Kansas City Star. hal GEORGE W. JENKINS before election influence, but is like- in nature droops downward—and up of our Suits, and CHARLES W. MELVILLE ly to be permanent. The fact is, there then we say it is "Fall" of the year,or perfect Fatisfaction is JOHN H. REPP Old Idea Overruled the is no sound argument that can be fall of the leaf, as the old books had CHARLES H. SPICE': The old maxim that "silence gives 5 guaranteed. The prices Cot stacked up against it, and as yet not it. consent" Is not accepted by English For States Attorney. enough reputable people to try to be- Thus up and then down go the vast law, under a recent ruling of the range from fov THEODORE F. BROWN little it, out in the open. omnipotences of power and farce and court of criminal appeals in England. $22.50 to $60. he( It is being given the "silent" treat- A prisoner, accused of receiving stolen growth and decay. With each up- WILILitiltittilit-titttteitte,tttititlitttitte.t1W11...-ttittlWAtt For Sheriff. goods, had remained silent when asked on, ment by- some, and being joked about spring comes the luxuriant embroid- GEORGE C. FOWBLE by others, but it is not being scared whether guilty or not guilty, and his fro AUGUSTUS G. HUMBERT ery and ornamentation which we silence was taken as a plea of guilty. tru off, nor out of business. It is all the 0.e40 o.c0r0tototote.101,40leotot0:0:0teto:oteloIKI call life; and with the turn of the He was sentenced by the lower courts : cloietoto.o'cictototete 0ic40:<, set For County Treasurer. more substantial because it is non- season all this brave affluence seems to five years of penal servitude. But OFFICERS— ex] HERBERT G. MATHIAS partisan. Whatever partisan coloring to fall down and die. the court of appeals ruled that his bu SAMUEL J. STONE it may have, is because of men and The word autumn almost seems to silence was not adequate evidence of EDW. 0. WEANT, President. G. WALTER WILT, Cashier. sh, guilty by the prisoner, and issues who make it so, and not be- have been invented to overcome this a plea of E. H. SHARETTS, Vice-Pres. CHAS.R. ARNOLD, Asst. Cashier The Silence Campaign. discharged the convicted man. cause of the platform of the organ- natural interpretation of nature's ap- cri —DIRECTORS:— gri ization itself. palling drop and decline. If we had Many prominent politicians prac- This League does not so much want never seen it happen before, the fall FDW. 0. WEANT .J. J. WEAVER, JR tice the policy of keeping silent when be to defeat men as to defeat principles of the year would be a startling dis- Fits Pocket EDWIN H. SHARETTS MILTON A. KOONS attacked. They simply let their op- to that prevail contrary to law; and men aster; but when nature dies, she also G. WALTER WILT GEO. A. ARNOLD la, ponents tell their stories make their and who take a stand for such principles, matures and ripens and scatters El charges, and ask their questions, over Purse ARTHUR W. FEESER naturally make themselves targets abundance with a generous hand. So and over again—and make no reply. for the activities of the League. there was found a word that meant They take the chance that most of the That the women of the state are to be well, to be satisfied, starting in voters will never hear of the attacks, THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. actively backing the movement, the old Sanskrit root av, and philo- anyway; and if they do hear them makes it serious for those who would logists think this may have been they will largely ignore them as be- TANEYTOWN, MD. like to ridicule it out of existence— drawn out of to describe the season ing merely part of a "political" Democratic women, Republican wo- which in passing flings back to so game for selfish purposes, or for par- Capital Stock; $40,000.00 men, are alike giving the League unstinted boun- tisan ends. many creatures such Surplus $60,000.00 strength, in Democratic counties and ties. Undivided Profits $26,000.00 Weapons that are not used until a Republican counties. At all events, there is no end of political contest comes up, ON THE HONOR ROLL OF when the It seems probable, however, that agreeable symbolism in the simple BANKS first be accused must knocked "out" this new League will not accomplish generosities and plenties which accuser can get before the "in," al- great things this year, unless it be change the fall of the year into a The Unprotected Women. full ways lose their effectiveness. Es- that it shall outlive its birthday per- season of rejoicing harvest instead of pecially if a public official who has Every Woman who must look after her own property iod and stay in the field as a perma- a time of decay and death. In spite has need of a safe deposit box. served a term and is up for re-elec- nent, healthy, growing force for law of all the gayety that goes with Also she needs banking service where her affairs will tion, has made a poor record this rec- and order and good government. This spring, the poet and philosopher have be watched by officials of wide business experience, expert ord should be shown up before wait- in itself would be enough for one PEPPERMINT found a deeper satisfaction in con- FLAVOR knowledge and trained judgment. ing for a time that shows the person- year. templating the fall, with its comple- Every courtesy is al animus of the one showing it up, Perhaps extended in providing an efficient, po- it will especially develop tions and fulfillments, There must Used by lite and quick service. and who hopes to profit thereby. into an agency for the most effective be some high significance in the fact The element of fair-mindedness al- work on the part of women voters. that so many of the great historic People of Refinement— It costs nothing to learn our methods. With the belief that stability and faithfulness demanded en the part of a ways has a large amount of sympathy The Record has always been skeptical and are moving spectacles and festivities Wrigley's, besides well managed bank, upon this basis we invite your business. for the person under Because public charges as to the benefit of "votes for wo- of the race have found their em- a delightful confection, in a political campaign, and candi- never being men," but we have been beyond placement in the fall of the year, the affords beneficial exercise to Resources Over $1,300,000.00. dates capitalize this fact—perhaps conviction, and it may be that this saturnalia of the Roman and the for- the teeth and clears them of 1 because they are not able public movement may show their est gambols of Druid and Celt serv- : e"otot "...totot.,,tcle 02. ?i8zataK3cma:osvat:Esoroms8a858:8:B:90 one new particles. speakers, in some cases, and perhaps field for the best class of political ing as the primitive beginnings of food because the reiteration of unanswer- work, and compel the heretofore lords our modern harvest home and autumn Also it aids digestion. G128 ed charges loses force, in time. Be- of politics of the male species to festivities and thanksgiving.—Phila. sides, a campaign could be so bris- take notice. Ledger. After Every Meal Read the Advertisemen15 Absence of Standard Sailors' Cold Eggs Carry Well At Least One Improvement Recalled Heroic Deed Monarch Put Above Law One of the most curious treasures The phrase "Neither rhyme nor rea- in Good Packing Although one of the officers of the "The king can do no wrong," is a hunted by sailors in tropical waters Is t legal son" has a very interesting historic FARM t axiom that still holds good in ambergris. corps of gentlemen-at-arms, the prin- origin. cipal bodyguard of King George of England. James I so firmly believed This has nothing to do with amber. A pompous and pedantic author took England, always has borne the title in this principle that he carried it to It is a secretion shed into the water Series of Tests Made to Show his ponderous book to Sir Thomas of standard bearer, the corps was the extent of claiming divine right for by certain sperm whales, and is, meta- More, author of "Utopia," and asked POULTRY Efficiency Under Com- without everything he did. Even now the phorically speaking, worth its weight a standard for centuries. Its king's his opinion of it. The chancellor of colors were lost at the battle of Nase- person is absolutely exempt In gold. mercial Conditions. from arrest. "Bluff King Hal" is one of the most PLAN TO PRODUCE by, when the bodyguard of gentlemen- He never can be sued in Curiously enough, although when a court of law, nor is he attractive characters in our history, so at-arms was destroyed to the last man required to taken from the whale it has a most STRONG CHICKS (Prepared by the United States Department attend and give evidence, says the gentle and sweet-tempered was he, and of Agriculture.) while defending King Charles I from unpleasant smell, when exposed to the Montreal Family Herald. As lie is he let this pedantic upstart down gen- The economy of careful packing of the Roundheads, holding the latter in tly by suggesting to him that he might air its odor becomes pleasant, and it The condition and health of the par- above the judges, he has the power of eggs has been demonstrated in a series check so as to permit the monarch with advantage turn his book Is used largely in the perfumery trade. ent stock remitting any punishment imposed on into largely determine the con- of shipments to test the comparative and his son, afterward Charles II, to rhyme. By old tradition, ambergris is treas- dition and health of the offspring. No a subject. efficiency under commercial conditions escape, recalls a writer in the New It is related that the author went ure trove, and the skipper and crew ten question is more important than that A curious result of the king's legal of eight different methods of packing York Sun. away highly pleased, and, on complet- who have the luck to find it may di- of constitutional position is that he is debarred from this vigor. eggs in cases and two methods of The standard vanished on that occa- ing his task, returned to Sir vide the proceeds of its sale. The arresting or giving information that Thomas actions of the fowl indicate to buffing the cases in the cars. The eggs sion and presumably was destroyed, for a final Fabulous tales an- a will lead to the arrest of a criminal, verdict. "Aye, aye," said are told of beach- considerable extent its physical con- carried through to market with com- for it never has been seen since. the witty satirist, "that's better. 'Tis combers who dozed in rags on tropical dition. A since nobody can be both judge and weak bird is usually inac- paratively little damage. Neither Charles II nor his successors rhyme at least now, and before it was seashores .to find on tive prosecutor. awakening a and droopy. It does not scratch The tests were made recently under saw fit to present new colors to neither rhyme nor reason." lump of or the ambergris washed to their forage actively. The loudness and the auspices of the interrelations com- corps and the very absence of the feet by the waves. :S. frequency of the crow of the male and mittee, representing egg case and filler standard served to recall the heroism The World Too Much the of cackle of the female are indica- manufacturers, shippers, railway and of the gentlemen-at-arms at Naseby It seems to me that everybody needs tions 2hed of strength. The large, bright- express companies and receivers in until the four hundredth anniversary occasionally to get away from people red "sr'Zoolibiri foal Transportatio* rhey comb and wattles indicate health. co-operation with the bureau of agri- of the foundation of the corps in 1909, and things. They crowd in on you, The for eye is the mirror of the body and cultural economics, United States De- when King Edward presented his so that you can't think things out, Is a Also good indication of either health partment of Agriculture. bodyguard with a new quietly and surely. Life gets all mud- or standard, a Col- disease, the healthy fowl having a Different Methods. beautiful affair, embroidered by the dled up. You can't see where you are for good, bright, clear eye, while the dis- The eight different methods of pack- wives and widows of former captains going. You don't know whether you and eased bird's eyelids droop and present ing used were as follows: of the corps, all peeresses of the are thinking your own thoughts or rt to a sleepy appearance. 1. Standard case, standard fillers realm. merely thinking the echoes of other The brightness and brilliancy of the and flats, four excelsior pads. people's. Plumage are indications of constitu- 2. Standard case, standard fillers I believe a place of escape keeps tional vigor. Feathers on a fowl of and flats, six excelsior pads. Monks' Orange Trees you from losing yourself, if you get low Fall vigor usually grow slowly and 3. Cut down three-eighths inch less Began Big Industry away and find out whether the thing noW appear to be you are doing is what you really in- dull and ruffled, as com- In depth than standard, standard fill- A few orange trees brought from nost pared with the -fitting, smooth, tended to do.—Glenn Hunter, in the close ers and flats, four excelsior pads. Spain by Franciscan monks in 1769 ater folly developed, American Magazine. bright plumage of the 4. Standard case, standard flats, fill- and planted in mission grounds vigorous fowl. The strong bird also ers one-eighth inch deeper than stand- marked the beginning of a citrus in- bees a good appetite and a large crop. ard, four excelsior pads. dustry in California which approaches Government and Liberty The causes of may be loss of vigor 5. Standard case, standard fillers a yearly turnover of $100,000,000,000. The people who exercise the power summed up as ual- follows: and flats, cup flats top and bottom. The first orchard of any size was are not always the same people over First— fillers, adeS Inbreeding without knowledge 6. Standard case, standard planted in 1804 or 1805 near the San whom it is exercised; and the self- of the ular principles of breeding. Poultry cup flats throughout. Gabriel mission, ten miles from where government spoken of is not the gov- raisers sometimes have a bird with ex- 7. Cut down case, standard fillers,' Los Angeles now is. Four hundred ernment of each by himself, but of Riding Deliglit' ceptionally fine plumage, and for that embossed flats, four excelsior pads. seedlings covered six acres. each by all the rest. The will of the reason mate breeding standard fillers, the bird in their 8. Standard case, Early records say extensive or- people, moreover, practically means that you never dreamed Dens regardless of its vigor or its rela- flats, cup flats top and bot- Pen, embossed chards were developed and were ex- the will of the most numerous or the tion to other possible in a low priced car an birds in the same Pen. tom. ceedingly prolific, although John C. most active part of the people; the There is a cars in distinction between line- Six different shipments of two Fremont, who visited the Franciscan majority, or those who succeed in breeding and ship- Handling ease man inbreeding. each were made. The different establishments after their seculari- making themselves accepted as the and luxurious com- Bos- fort that )ttle Second—Use of pullets and imma- ments moved from Enid. Okla., to zation in 1834, said little remained of majority; the people, consequently, will delight and thrill you— °ice. ture male Kans., to East St. --- at these birds. As a rule, Pullets ton; from Wichita, the orchards then. may desire to oppress a part of their Amazing smoothness at every lay more from Hutchinson, Kans., to number; and precautions speed! eggs than hens, yet it has Louis; The navel, California's winter are as much .Sparkling LowPrices! tock been proven Louis; from Clarinda, Iowa, needed against this as acceleration! Forty to by experiments that the East St. orange, was planted extensively in against any fifty miles an Lnt. chicks from Chicago; from Columbus, Neb., to other abuse of power.--John hour, if you like, as hens are larger when to the '70s on desert land which had been Stuart long as hatched and and from Marion. Ind., to MilL you like, without effort or $ 510 that they mature more Washington, considered worthless. The navel any sense of 011ickly and produce and more Jersey City. Each car was loaded with discomfort—such are stronger orange of today is one of the big four the riding delights of • of vigorous specimens than those hatched an equal number of the eight different today's Chev- Coach or $ 6415 from of citrus fruits. rolet—the Coupe • • oat- pullets. A half-grown cockerel packs, one car in each shipment being smoothest in Chevrolet Should The valencia orange was brought never be used breeding pur- braced with wood and the other buffed history! eaf for from the Azores islands in 1865. Lem- Eers, Poses. with baled straw or hay. The eggs ons were imported from Australia and Come in! See these beautiful cars, Ths and Third— were packed in the cases by employees Increased egg production. Sicily. c'4 2 finished in strikingly new Duco xes, Forcing fowls to lay by continuously of Swift & Co. at their plants located colors and the luxurious closed cars, Landau $ 165 feeding the various shipping points. 111 heavy, rich foods tells upon at smon the with "Bodies by Fisher." Arrange health of the females and often in- Two cases of each pack, in each car, Last of Aztec Rulers for a Aires ride! Enjoy the brilliant per- N-Ton Truck$ v*75 their breeding qualities. were thoroughly candled and inspected Montezuma was the last ruler of Chassis Only *Jo Fou formance and unmatched driving rth—Crowding. Poultry raisers to determine the number of damaged the Aztecs of Mexico, whose fame is 1-Ton Truck $dg qualities that mark Chevrolet as the Chassis 95 make a mistake too often of crowding eggs at shipping point and again at due chiefly to his conflict with the On:- mr a world's finest low-priced car. great number birds into small destination in order to ascertain the Spanish conqueror, Hernando Cortez. prieesf.o_i 37" of quarters and then expecting the best damage occurring in transit. Impact Montezuma had been ruling 17 years WHEN 't- results from the flock. recording instruments were placed in In Mexico when the Spaniards ar- Ohler's Chevrolet Sales Co., Fifth—Lack of exercise. If strong, each car to secure a record of the rived. His rule was so weak, how- anyone healthy chicks are desired, the fowls shocks to which the eggs were sub-• ever, that the invaders, a mere hand- compared to the na- In the breeding flock must be required jected during shipment. ful in numbers to Transit. tive population, soon established exercise by being forced to scratch Damage In says another during tran- themselves securely. Montezuma was Taneytowrx, Md. for part of their food in a litter, or The damage occurring by terms of the aver- taken prisoner, and when the Aztecs being given plenty of range. sit was reduced to car is "as good age money loss per ease. On this could no longer tolerate the overbear- Sixth7---Care of eggs for hatching. ing conduct of the Spanish they called Eggs for basis the results show that for all hatching are often kept in Montezuma's brother to lead a re- as Places shipments there was a slight, but hard- on Buick," he QUALITY AT CUST that are too hot or too cold. While this rebellion was in Clean ly significant, advantage in favor of volt. nests should be provided, eggs progress Montezuma died. Some say gathered the straw and hay-buffed cars over mustbethink- daily and kept in a tempera- he was killed by the Spaniards, and ture of the wood-braced cars. The average from 50 to 60 degrees and not the invaders themselves gave out the held loss in the former was 1.49 cents and more than ten days before being story that he was killed by a stone ing only of set. the latter 1.82 cents. in hurled by one of the revolters, while various packs, all shipments FURNITURE Seventh—Improper incubation. An The he was attempting to quiet them from in considered, ranked as follows in terms price. Come cubator which cannot be regulated the room of the palace. average money loss per case: Pack with any degree of satisfaction, which of cent; pack 7, 1.22 cents; pack in and see the High Grade Reliable Furniture atlower prices lacks the proper provision for both 6, 0.94 v 1.49 cents; pack 4, 1.55 cents; pack Orchids With Your Bread entilation and moisture, which is first 2, too 1.62 cents; pack 5, 1.88 cents; pack, The mold you see on unhurried hot and then too cold, should not 8, manyvitalim- Everything in the Furniture Line. be cents and pack 3, 2.46 cents. cheese and deferred bread—did you used. The germ of the egg is weak- 1, 2.9 mimeographed report entitled know it was a flower you look at? We No longer necessary to visit a City Store to select your ened so that it cannot free itself from A Furniture. the "Comparative Efficiency of Various scarcely can notice the mold plant un- provements shell, and the chicks which hatch We have a city Store in a small town. Bletheds of • Packing, Loading and til it blossoms. Under the microscope are poor and sickly, either dying in less Bracing Eggs" has been issued which we then see as rich a display as a in the 1927 We buy the latest patterns on the market; we buy from the same than two weeks after hatching or describes the tests. and gives the data bouquet of orchids might furnish if Factories the City Stores buy from. baying very low vigor. secured in detail. Copies of this re- they were done in black and white in- Eighth—Insanitary quarters. Where Buick, the BUT—We don't have Big Rents to pay, or high salaried Clerks, the port may be obtained on application stead of color. The plant proper takes Poultry house is allowed to be- or the other big expenses of the City Stores. to the Bureau of Agricultural Econom- root and spreads a mass of fine fila- come filled with filth, lice and mites, United States Department of Ag- ments deep into its. soil before it is Greatest Consequently, we are able to offer you the same high-grade, latest Which suck the ics, the life blood from Washington. ready to send flowering stalks toward design Furniture fowls, riculture, as the City Stores, at prices which represent a tre- chickens cannot be strong and the night and. air. The seeds, invis- healthy. Buick Ever mendous saving. ible pollen, are shred dustlike into Ninth—Inferior breeding stock. No so numberless If you need any Furniture, we are in a position to handle your one Cover to Protect Grape the atmosphere, that should attempt to raise chickens you cannot expose a disk of warm Built. order, no matter how large or how small, to your entire satisfaction. from Cold Weather drones, from birds that are not Vines in gelatin anywhere for one minute with- A9-10 We offer you the true to Dignified Service Plan, whereby you can furnish type, from birds that have been Young grape vines should be pruned out a dozen spores taking root and seriously then your entire home on a small down payment and pay the balance in sick with some disease, if he as soon as the leaves are off and sprouting on this superliliputian gar- expects weekly settlements. We allow 10% discount on all Cash Sales. We to be successful in the poultry covered to protect them from extreme den plot.—Mentor. business. which place the Furniture in your home without scratches or scars, just as All these things can and cold weather and drying winds 4The Should be avoided. quite often cause winter killing. nice as it leaves the store. ier T The Explanation enth—Breeding from a flock indis- Plants set out last spring are usually GREATEST cr "My dear," said Mr. iminately. Many flocks contain a pruned heavily, leaving but one cane Hemmandhaw, great long. "I hope you are not planning to buy a Save Money on your Furnituae—Buy from us. many birds which lay only dur- and this from three to four buds lot of new furniture." 0-) ing the spring season. Breeding should These small plants are protected by over not," replied Mrs. be done with birds which are known molding about six inches of dirt "I am Hemmand- Store Open every night until 9 o'clock. to be I don't know good winter layers.—T. W. No- them. Two-year-old plants are cut to haw, "and what gives land, five you the idea." Director, Missouri State Poultry one vigorous cane from three to plants Experiment Station, Mountain Grove. inches long. If the one-year "This shopping list gives me the they C.0. FUSS & SON, have two or three vigorous canes, idea." cattita7 ...... may be pruned the same as the two- "What shopping list?" two this paper which Furniture Dealers and Funeral year-old vines. Vines older than "On I just picked Directors. POULTRY NOTES definite sys- off the floor is written, 'wash years may be pruned to a up stand, TANEYTOWN, MARYLAND...... tem, the Kniffen system being one of parlor chairs, dining-room table, writ- EVER BUILT desk, refrigerator, the most popular. ing tabouret, piano A farm finan- step without poultry is a In following this system, the trunk stool, pedestal, ladder, cedar cial the chest, music cabinet and mistake. is trained to the upper wire of garbage • • • FRANK E. SNIDER, trellis. The fruitage cane arises from can.'" A turkey fifteen that is just a FARMERS LOOK! hen can cover from this trunk. These canes are light in "Oh, record I was to twenty of the things the Dealer eggs during Incubation. color as compared with the old wood keeping baby has • * « smooth. From four to fallen from this week." and the bark is UNION BRIDGE, MD. Raising geese, would pro- exclusively, six of these canes are chosen to hardly be found profitable. The lay- duce the next year's crop. She Got His Number ing season is too short, lasting only Sinks bought a new shirt, and Have at all about two months. on times large assort- • * a slip pinned to the inside found the • Live Stock Better name and address of a girl, with the ment of Without a good mash before them Northern Steers, Bulls and The most enthusiastic corn-grower is write, and NOTICE TO CREDITORS. all the time words, "Please send photo- your hens will fall short been at it the long- in egg the one who has graph." This is to give notice that the sub- Heifers, all tested cattle. If you buy production. alfalfa and sweet clover scriber has obtained from the Orphans' • • • est. Corn, "Ah!" breathed Binks, "here is ro- Court of Carroll County, in Md., letters mean more and better live stock, and mance." testamentary upon the estate of them right, The free use of kerosene or crude you are always right. Oil this means that your operations will And forthwith he wrote the girl, THOMAS R. ANGELL, on the roost and cracks in in the much more profitable perma- sent her a picture of himself. In late of Carroll County, deceased. All per- your Poultry be on a and house will help to exter- Remember these things: sons having claims against the deceased, minate nent basis. due course of time an answer came, are hereby warned to exhibit the same, mites. suited to your J. EIMER MYERS, • • • Get seed of a variety and with heart a-flutter Binks opened with the vouchers properly authenticated. germination; to the subscriber, on or before the 1st. Watch for any had habits among climate; test the seed for it. It was only a note. planter; day of April, 1927; they may other- Your layers. If you find any broken plant it with an accurate "I was just curious to see," it wise by law be excluded from all benefit of cul- egg shells around on the floors, make work the soil shallow in the later read, "what kind of looking gink said estate. Pleasant Valley, Md. an own good judg- Given under my bands this 3rd. day effort to locate the guilty one and tivations, and use your would wear such a cheap shirt."— of September, 1926. try to the best time and manner New Orleans Times-Picayune. break up the habit or dispose ment as to MAY L. ANGELL, C. & P. Phone 824F6.r 8-13-7t of the offender. of harvesting. 9-3-5t Executrix. UNIONTOWN. KEYMAR. DIED. THE TFRC ARROLL RECORD WINCHESTER and reS011itluD,, charg- A surprise pound party was held at Mrs. Susan Fitze visited Mrs. Flora Obituarich, poetry STORE 1926. ed for at the rate of .ve cents per line. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Shriner and Charles Fitz and family, The regular death notices published free. Stansbury, in honor of their oldest last week. son, Charles. Rev. J. E. Lowe, Jr., attended the SHIRLEY J. OHLER. CORRESPONDENCE Those present were: Wm. Stans- Alumni reunion and dinner, at Get- I SPECIAL BARGAINS tysburg Lutheran Seminary, Tuesday Shirley J., daughter of Mr. and bury and wife, John Crabbs and wife, Sunday evening. Mrs. Wm. M. Ohler, Jr., died Ross Wilhide and wife, John Engle morning in Taneytown, aged 4 months IN TIRES Latest Itemsof Local News Furnished and wife, Newton Six and wife, Jos. ' Mr. and Mrs. Kenley Routson, of spent the week-end with and 6 days. Death was caused by Coshun and wife; Misses Clara Hahn, Baltimore, whooping his brother, Melvin W. Rouston. pneumonia that followed By Our Regular Staff of Writers Alice Engle, Luella Deberry, Louise survived by her par- Deberry, Ruth Six, Mrs. H. S. Roop visited Miss An- cough. She is Wilhide, Pansy ents and one sister, Caroline, and by An communications for this department Boyce, Mildred Hahn. Cleon na Baust several days last week. be signed by the author; nor for pub- Helen Mr. and must Biddinger, Lola The Misses Mabel and Thelma Ren- both sets of grand-parents, lication, but as an evidence that the items Stansbury, Amy Mrs. Harvey E. Ohler and Mr. and aontributer are legitimate and correct. Crouse, Grace Hahn, tzel, who have been ill, were remem- Crouse, Thelma Mrs. Emory Shorb. Funeral services Items based OD mere rumor, or such as are Repp, Mary Wilhide, Eva Bear, bered by the Lutheran S. S., who gave likely to give offense, are not wanted. Ruth from the home, on Tuesday Margaret Deberry, Nellie them a Sunshine box, on Sunday. Mr. were held We desire correspondence to reach our Agnes Six, morning, in charge of Rev. W. V. eflice on Thursday, if at all possible. It Wilhide, Charles Rentzel is able to walk around, but is Stansbury, Rosella Garrett. Burial in the Lutheran cem- will be necessary, therefore, for most let- Stansbury, Lloyd Wilhide, Truman weak. ters to be mailed on Wednesday, or by J. E. Lowe visited etery. Fast Mail, west, OD W. M. R. R., Thurs- Keefer, Russell Durborrow, Edgar Rev. and Mrs. day morning. Letters mailed on Thurs- Smith, Robert Cauli- Mrs. Lowell Birely, at the Frederick Keyser, Wilford MRS. DAVIS MYERS. tlay evening may not reach us in time. flower, Frank Bohn, Clarence Stone- I Hospital, Wednesday. sifer, Donald Lambert, Albert Wil- Maurice Routson son Walter, and Mrs. Rebecca, widow of the late FEESERSBURG. hide, William Six, Kenneth Johnson, brother, Clinton Routson, were guests Mr. Davis Myers, of Uniontown, died Paul Deberry, Carroll Hahn, George of their aunt, Mrs. Martha Singer, on , at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. The body of Alfred Hiteshew was Hahn, Bernard Keefer, Milton Cat- Sunday. Philip Englar, in Uniontown, Tues- brought from his home in Smithburg, zendafner, Ralph Catzendafner, Wil- J. Howard Brough, Baltimore, spent , day afternoon, aged 86 years, 9 last Saturday morning, and interred liam Stansbury, Jr., Newton Six, Sr., ' several days, first of week, with his months, 1 day. She is survved by We offer in strictly the class Cord Tires, carrying regul in the family plot at Mt. Union. Carl Wilhide, Wayne Repp, and Mas- mother, Mrs. A. L. Brough. her daughter, Mrs. Englar, and by Quite a number of relatives and ter Howard Stansbury. Refresh- Vernon Caylor, Detroit, Mich., is two grand-children, D. Myers Eng- standard warranty, first following exceptionaly low prices friends were in attendance. He was ments were served and games were home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. , lar and Mrs. J. Walter Speicher, of a son of Ephraim Hiteshew, and part- played and at a late hour all left for Edward Caylor, for his vacation. Accident, Md.; also by a sister, Mrs. 30x3/12 regular Cords, $7.49 each ly reared in our small village. there homes, saying they had a good Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Slonaker spent Mary Lynch, of Washington, and one Pius Geiman. 30x3% oversize Cords, 895 " Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sheeley, of time, and wishing Charles many more latter part of last week with rela- brother, Ct Mt. Morris, Ill.; Warren Devilbiss happy events. tives in Waynesboro, returning on Funeral services this Friday after- 30x3/12 S. S. Cords, 9.69 and sister, of Emmitsburg; Mrs. Jno. Miss Dorothy Dayhoff has returned Sunday with Samuel Talbott and fam- noon, at Pipe Creek Church of the of Elders John J. 31x4 S. S. oversize Cords, 13.49 Crabbs, of Keymar, spent last Wed- to her home from Frederick City ily. Brethren, in charge it nesday with Ross R. Wilhide and Hospital, and is getting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Abdiel Garver, Mt. John and William Kinsey. Burial in 32x4 S. S. 14.98 family. Miss Jennie Galt, of Taneytown, Airy, visited their son, G. C. Garver Pipe Creek cemetery. 33x4 S. S. 4‘• 15.39 LC Miss Lizzie Rhodes, Philadelphia, spent last Sunday at the home of her and family, over Sunday. 4t is spending some time with her sister, sister-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Cookson, Mrs. MR. H. DAVID HESS. 34x4 S. S. 16.39 brother and 44 Mrs. E. W. Harder. Mrs. R. W. Galt. Martha Singer, Miss Mattie More. Mr. H. David Hess, the oldest 32x4 S. S. " 19.75 Jas. L. Watts and wife and sisters, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Grumbine lock and Miss Annie McMahon, spent member of the well known Hess fam- 29x4.40 S. S. Balloon" 9.98 CL Tura and Edna, spent Sabbath after- and two sons, of Unionville, accom- Tuesday in Chambersburg. Miss ily of Carroll County, died at his noon with the Birely's. panied Mrs. Fannie Sappington and Morelock will leave there for her home near Harney. on Tuesday night, convince Friends of Rev. George Englar, daughter, Miss Cora, and grandson, home th Ohio. from pneumonia, after a short illness, Come in and look these tires over. A trial will of Pittsburgh, were listening in to Pearre Sappington, to Fairfield, last Mrs. C. E. Hollenbaugh has return- aged 87 years, 2 months, 4 days. Mr. you. his service on Sabbath evening. His Sunday. ed to Westminster, after two weeks Hess was a farmer, very highly re- 1 voice was clear and distinct, and he Miss Ella Gilliland, of Gettysburg, visit at Paul Sherfy's, near town. spected as a citizen, and was quite spoke in his usual earnest manner. sailed from New York, for Cherbourg, Mrs. Charles Etzler and daughter, vigorous in health until very recently. He will be on the air again Oct. 31, France, on Wednesday, Sept. 22, for Margaret, of Cumberland, have been He is survived by his wife and ELECTRIC PURE at 11:00 A. M. KDKA. a trip abroad, which will include vis- visiting her sister, Mrs. John Helti- three children; Elmer S., Martin D., WASHER PAINT My! how well ordered our high- its to Paris, Sucerene,Switzerland and bridle, for several days. and Norman Hess, of Taneytown dis- ways are—when the State Cop is Naples in Italy. From there, the Washington for the winter. One of trict, and by three brothers, John H., around. Beware, 0 beware! trip extends across the Medeterra- our highly esteemed neighbors and of Wheeling, W. Va.; Samuel F., of STORE Who is off for the Taneytown Fair? nean to Algiers, and into the desert, friends, and one who has lived a good Freedom district, and George W., of THE WINCH151.1111 Most everybody for a day or two, and then back to Marsilles, France. old age. near Harney; also by one sister, Mrs. some for every day, particularly the The nearby River will be visited so as Grandma Myers, died on Monday, Clara Mehring. small boy. to include Monte Carlo, Nice, and she will be much missed, as she was Funeral services were .held this Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Koons and other nearby points. The strip will an earnest worker in home and church Friday morning, at his home, follow- four little girls visited Mrs. Rockward be concluded with a week in Paris. work, always ready to assist and do ed by services and interment at Piney Nusbaum and family, one evening,and Miss Gilleland is travelling with her part. Creek Presbyterian Church in charge had a lively time. Mr. and Mrs. George Wright. of Our fellow townsman Melvin W. of his pastor, Rev. Thomas T. Brown. Last Sunday, while Ross Wilhide Philadelphia; Mrs. Wright will be re- Routson, was victorious at last week's was chatting with his neighbors on membered as Miss Nina Crapster, primaries, and we are hoping for him MR. ROBERT A. HARNER. sis- the front porch, waiting for his formerly of Taneytown, and Gettys- Guests at Harvey Erb's were Mr. Robert A. Harner, retired DEPENDABLE PRICES! the day at his home, Mr. ter to spend burg, and more recently of Washing- and Mrs. Walton Accenby, Annapolis; farmer, and engineer on the W. M. R. about 33 guests arrived as a surprise, ton. Mr. and Mrs. Wright and Miss Miss Katherine Miller, Vernon Cook, suicide on Sunday af- his birthday. A general R., committed to celebrate Gilliland are travelling, going and re- Baltimore, the Misses Missouri Smel- ternoon, by shooting himself in the Whether they are spec- good time was had by all. The table turning, in the President-Harding of ser and Martha Franklin, Westmins- revolver. He had been good things of the head with a contained all the the United States Lines, occupying ter. paralyzed some time ago, and was in season which was enjoyed by all; ex- ially reduced or regular de luxe Cabins, which will enable F. T. Bowersox is spending several poor health generally. He was a son cept the boys did not enjoy the ice them to travel in the greatest comfort weeks with his son, Rev. H. T. Bow- Mr. and Mrs. Jonas S. cream. Evening came all too soon, of the late prices, you can depend and contribute largely to the pleasure ersox and family, Cumberland. Harner and was engaged in farming, when the guests departed, wishing of the sea trip. Miss Gilliland and Gettysburg, until his removal to Mr. W., many more happy birthdays. near on all of our prices be- Mrs. Wright are first cousins of Mrs. DETOUR Harney. An inquest was considered Robert Galt, of this place. MAYBERRY. unnecessary. ing the lowest possible The Aid Society of Johnsville M. E. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Crouse, Mrs. He is survived by his widow and Church gave Mrs. John Leakins a lin- N. C. Erb and Mrs. Harry Fowble, all four children: Miss Mabel G. Harner for high quality mer- All roads lead to Taneytown Fair. en shower, Thursday evening, Sept. of Westminster, spent the day with Wagner, at home; Rev. V. E. Heffner and wife, and and Mrs. Nellie 16, also served refreshments, consist- Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee Erb. Edward Wenschoff, near Gettys- chandise, children were gladly entertained to Mrs. ing of ham, chicken and cheese sand- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brown and burg, and Franklin G. Harner, and by dinner, on Monday, at the home of wiches, pickles, potato chips. cake daughter, Kathryn, of Brunswick, Edward S. Harner, of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Crushong and two brothers, and coffee. Those present were: Rev. spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. Car- Taneytown, and Jonas,of Hagerstown. family. and Mrs. Clifford Richmond, Mr. and roll Cover and family. Reuben Wil- 2 lb. Harner, of and by two sisters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tobias Mrs. Clifford Eyler, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jerne Cain, of Baltimore, spent a Taneytown, and Mrs. Joseph SUNS WEET PRUNES Pkg 23c Stumptown, were gladly entertained, hide, of Sayler, Mrs. Iva Strawsburg, Mr. and few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, of near Harney. on Sunday, by Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Mrs. Charles Lippy, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. E. D. Diller. held on Tues- Crushong. Walter Crushong and Funeral services were Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Myers, A number of our folks attended the the home, by Rev. Miss Blaxton were callers at the same day afternoon, at P. & G. A. & P. Mrs. James Albaugh, Mrs. David Sny- Carroll County Fair, and report the L. K. Young followed by interment in place, Sunday evening. der, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Carrie exhibits especially good this year. cemetery. His Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hetrick and the Harney Lutheran WHITE NAPHTHA MACARONI Harman, Mrs. Levi Albaugh, Mrs. Dr. Marlin W. Shorb, of Baltimore, 61 years, 10 months and 27 family visited friends at Hanover and Samuel Warner, Vera age was Strawsburg. is spending his vacation with his days. OR Glen Rock, Sunday. Neda Strawsburg, Leta Eyler, Vivain home folks. Soap Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Hiltebridle, Snyder, Isabelle Saylor, Clarence My- The little "get acquainted" social, SPAGHETTI spent Friday evening with Mr. and ers, Anna Lippy, Mr. Herman. held at the school house, last Friday, MR. JOHN THOMAS ALBAUGH. Mrs. E. Crushon.g; also called on Miss Annie Smith, Mrs. Ernest by the teacher. Mrs. Sarah Kindel- Mr. John Thomas Albaugh, of New 6 Cakes 23c 4 pkgs. 25c Mrs. Annie Keefer. Smith, of Bridgeport, accompanied by berger, was well attended and enjoy- Midway, died at the Frederick City Wedding bells have been ringing Mrs. Clarence Hawk, near Bruceville, ed by all. Hospital, on Sunday, September 19, around here. spent last week-end in Washington, Ross Wilhide, of Mt. Union, was 1926, at 11:00 o'clock, aged 69 years, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Crushong called at the home of the former's sister, given a surprise birthday dinner, on 10 months and 25 days. Mr. Albaugh CUT to see Mrs. C.'s aged uncle, William Mrs. Brown. Sunday by relatives and friends. was operated on two weeks ago, and STRINGLESS BEANS 3 Cans 25c Hape and family, on Tuesday after- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hahn and Those present from this vicinity was getting along fine until death noon, who has been very ill. Miss Agatha, spent last Sunday with were: Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wilhide came instantly, caused by a clot of Mrs. Benj. Fleagle, of Baltimore, their daughter, Miss Thelma, at Tow- and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cla- blood at the heart. He is survived is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Annie son College. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. before marriage was baugh by his wife, who A. Keefer and family. Miss Blanche Bear, of Westminster, E. Coshun and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sarah A. Overholtzer, and two EARLY JUNE & P. BRAND Rev. V. E. Heffner and family, spent last Wednesday with Mrs. R. Harry A. Clabaugh and son. brothers, William, of Walkersville, spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. Galt. Mrs. M. Barrick, of LeGore, visited and Isaac, of near Ladiesburg. Jonas Heltibridle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dern, Of New at the home of Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Mr. Albaugh was a member of Mt. PEAS Midway, accompanied by Mr. and Diller. Zion (Haugh's) Lutheran Church,and CATSUP PLEASANT VALLEY. Mrs. Edward Wachter, this place, are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McClellan re- was a highly respected farmer, and spending some time in New York, turned home, after a very pleasant an excellent neighbor. He will not No. 2 Can 10C Rev. J. W. Reinecke held his an- other points. and trip to New York State. only be missed by the immediate fam- 8 oz. Bot. 15c nual Harvest Home Service on Sun- The funeral of Mr. John Albaugh Miss Lizzie Six, of Westminster, is ily, but by a wide circle of friends. day afternoon at which time a very was largely attended Wednesday. The visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Miller. He was also a member of Washington nice lot of things were given him. sermon was preached by his former Camp No. 2, P. 0. S. of A., of Tan- The decorations were wonderful. The pastor, Rev. R. S. Patterson, assisted NORTH EAST CARROLI.. eytown. sermon, which was preached in the by Revs. Sorrick and W. V. Garrett. Funeral services will be held on RED CIRCLE COFFEE LB. 42c afternoon, was very good also. The The festival, which was held in The Reformed Communion will be Wednesday morning, meeting at the one preached after night was of great Keymar, Sept. 6th, for the benefit of held Sunday morning, at 10:00; Sun- house in New Midway at 9:30, and interest, especially to the young peo- the Taneytown and Union Bridge Fire day School, at 8:45; C. Endeavor, at leaving promptly at 10 o'clock for BLUE PETER ple. Mrs. Reinecke also gave a very Companies was well attended and pa- 7:00. the Lutheran Church in Taneytown, NORWEGIAN nice talk. tronized. Subscribed by cash $225.50 Visitors at the home of Charles where further services will be held by Miss Luella Helwig, Westminster, taken in the night of the festival Monath and family, Sunday, were: his former Pastor, Rev. R. S. Patter- SARDINES spent Sunday with Miss Ruth Frock. $278.58. Total $400.08. Expenses Mr. and Mrs. William Walker and son, of Westminster, assisted by the SNACKS Miss Annie Starner Senft, "Shady $99.01. Thanks to all who helped so daughter, Naoma. present Pastor, Rev. R. C. Sorrick, of Side," returned home, after a ten-day (vs oio willingly. Miss Nadine Bachman is spending Woodsboro, and Rev. W. V. Garrett, 12%2c 3 Cans 20c visit to friends in Philadelphia. a few weeks with her uncle and fam- of Taneytown. Interment will be made Can Sunday School, Sunday morning,at ily, Chester Masemore. in the Reformed cemetery. 9:00 o'clock, followed by church ser- LISWOCI) We wish to congratulate William vices at 10:00, by Rev. A. G. Wolfe. Richard and Miriam Strevig, who CARD OF THANKS. The Rev. A. G. Wolfe will celebrate Augustus Sittig returned to his were recently married. A. & P. BAKED BEANS Can 8c his Harvest Home services on Sunday home, in Washington, on Misses Joyce and Gladys Nace vis- Tuesday, We hereby extend sincere thanks to all ;m•P morning. Young People's Christian after a two months visit in the fam- ited their friend, Mildred Utz, on friends and neighbors, for their kind as- Endeavor in the evening, at 7 o'clock. ily of S. C. Dayhoff. Sunday, in Green Valley. sistance, during the death and funeral of Paul Leister, leader. We wish as Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowman our darling baby, Shirley J. Ohler; also, William Renner and family, Miss for flowers. THEA-NECTAR TEAS 14 lb. Pkg. 1 7C many to attend this meeting as pos- Nettie Englar, of Rocky Ridge, and spent Sunday afternoon at the home WM. M. OHLER and FAMILY. • sible. At 8:00 o'clock, will be the Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Brumbaugh, were of C. J. Nace and family, of Green Missionary meeting, at which time Sunday visitors in the home of J. W. Valley. they will present a play. Messier. Diver Houck who was serious ill, CARD OF THANKS. The W. M. S., will meet at the last week, is somewhat improving at The Tea BRIDGEPORT. church, this Friday evening, Sept. 24. this writing. I hereby extend sincere thanks to the The Hospital staff, and the many neighbors Rev. Paul Yoder, our former pastor farmers are busy cutting corn and friends, who visited and sent flowers Great Atlantic & Pacific Co Maurice Moser, Ephraim Grimes, and family, of Huntingdon, Pa., spent and doing their Fall seeding. to the Hospital during the illness of my Devilbiss and D. Stull beloved husband; also for the many George spent the week-end with Gavin Metcalfe and flowers, and the use of autos, and all who several days, last week, at the Ses- family. They were indeed welcome So It Is helped in any way during my bereave- J qui-Centennial at Philadelphia. visitors in our midst. ment. mirawsib. Alszammissumisimunimminwit.z.ageo H. W. Baker, wife and daughter, A. very interesting illustrated mis- "How strikingly this reminds me MRS. JOHN ALBAUBH. visited at the home of Cameron Oh- sionary lecture was given at the of the words of the poet," remarked Emmitsburg, on Sun- ler and wife, in church, last Wednesday evening, by Simple, after complying with a third Life in the Wilds A Lawn Party. Stambaugh, Anna Waybright, gri# day evening. Mr. Sickel, who spent 6 years in request to pass the butter. Debe Too- Marie Stambaugh, Hazel Rev. Orem, a former pastor of Toms South America, and is now home on "What words, Mr. Simple?" : "This lady tourist is surprised, (For the Record). Deberry,Geraldine Gr' inquired find Marguerite Creek Church, will preach on Sunday a furlough, touring the Brethren the hostess. fus," says his friend Pauline, "to A very enjoyable lawn party was nickle, Mildred Deberry, Freda F Harvest evening, Sept. 24, at the churches. "Life's butter passing dream."— all your lumberjacks so stylish." held at the home of Chas. Deberry's, Annabelle and Hilda Debe •be held there. A large Home Services, to crowd .attended the special Tit-Bits. "What do you mean?" on Sept. 21. Games and music were Messrs Wilbur Hahn, Lloyd Willi' Everybody welcome. " service at the church, last Sunday "It are your lumberjack shirts. She the leading features of the evening. Edgar Kiser, Raymond Warner, R5 Harry Hollenbury, of Rouzerville, evening. Dr. Heimer delivered a says they are the latest thing in New Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Schildt, Luther Clabaugh, Moser. visited his sister, Mrs. K. masterful sermon, and the community Safety First York." Chas. E. Deberry, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stansbury, Harvey Albaugh, 115 Samuel Sheely and wife and friend choir from Rocky Ridge rendered "Some o' these motion pictures," Frock, Mr. and Mrs. Elgie Deberry, Stonesifer, Russel Haines, Al' been some of Mt. Morris, Ill., who have pleasing selections. commented Cactus Joe, "have a ter- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Grossnickle, Mr. Hahn, Thomas Motter, Paul Debe.; friends here, Mrs. Frank Messier was taken to A Hard Guy visiting relatives and rible advantage, cause the actors is and Mrs. Chas. Vanfossen, Mr. and Albert Wilhide, Clarence Stoneoll left for their home, on Monday. the Frederick City Hospital, last Browne—You say Whimple is a man only photographs and there's no use Mrs. George Deberry; Misses Cath- Ralph Mort, Carroll Hahn, Guy Fr:', Ersa Clem and wife, of Ohio, are Sunday evening, and operated on for mettle? Brave, eh? erine Ohler, 'o' shootin' or throwin' things." of Bernice Ritter, Pansy De- Truman Keefer, Raymond Sell', visiting relatives here. appendicitis. Whyte—No, I said he was a man of berry, Nellie Kiser, Olive Ritter, Carroll "But they represent modern art." Valentine, Donald Diller,,„ Rev. P. F. Strauss, wife and son, Miss Rose Conaway, of Mt. Airy, metal—iron-gray hair, steel-blue eyes, Cleo Stansbury, Clara Hahn. Grace ham Stambaugh, Roscoe Frock, "It may be art. But it ain't cour- of Harlingen, N. J., were visitors at principal of the Linwood school, has a copper complexion and lots of Gamber, Lillie Dayhoff, Gladys Hahn, Dyer, Orville Grossnickle, 1101 the home of H. W. Pepper, of Man- age." Baker and wife, resigned, and Miss brass. Grace Hahn, Luella Deberry, Helen Frock, Glenn Kiser, Chalmer two days last week. chester, has taken her place. Boyce, Tansey Wheatley, Catherine nickle, Donald Vanfossen and othe SPECIAL NOTICES Reunion of Carl Family. 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I (For the Record.) Mary Brian SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS will be in- The first annual reunion of the Carl serted under this heading at One Cent a 1 1 1 I I -1-1--1--1-1-1- I 111111111 14 word, each week, counting name and ad- family was held Sunday, Sept. 5, in 111 dress of advertiser—two initials, or a date, Flickinger's Grove along the Taney- earunted as one word. Minimam charge, splendid dinner LS cents. town state road. A REAL ESTATE for sale, Two Cents each was served. Word. Minimum charge, 25 cent.. Those present were: William Carl, GRAND FALL OPENING APPLY AT RECORD OFFICE ads not Carl, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice accepted—but will receive sealed replies. Daniel No Personal information given. Carl, Mr. and Mrs. George Carl, Robt. THIS COLUMN is pecially for Wants, Walter and Mancy and Harry Bange, Lost, Found, Short Announcements, Per- all of Hanover; Mr. and Mrs. Wilson --- AND --- penal Property for sale. etc. Dorothy,Spring ..ALL NOTICES in this column must be Rohrbaugh, daughter, uniform in style. Grove, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Luther Pat- si ------terson, son Herbert, and Mrs. Patter- HIGHEST CASH Prices paid every son, Littlestown; Mr. and Mrs. George day for delivery of Poultry, Butter W. McGee, daughters, Evelyn and and Eggs. Specialty, 50c for deliv- Mildred, Elmer and Elizabeth Davis, ery of Calves all day Tuesday or'Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McGee, Mr. and FASHION and children, Dor- REVUE nesday morning.-Angell & Carbaugh Mrs. Donald McGee Successors to G. W. Motter & Son. othy, Helen and Donald, Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley McGee, daughter, Jane; WANTED.-Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gochenaner, Lard, Squabs and Calves at highest daughters, Isabelle, Ruth and Pearl; Thursday, Sept. 30, Saturday, Oct. 2. Prices. 50c a head for delivering Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Miller, Mr. and Calves. Highest prices paid for Hides Mrs. Carl McGee, Thomas Smith, all and Furs of all kinds.--Frances E. of Harrisburg; Mrs. Raymond Uhlig, Shaum's Produce. Phone 3-J 3-28-tf Mrs. John Connolly, Lancaster; Mr. 10 BEAUTIFUL LIVING MODELS 10 Carl, children, Mark FOR and Mrs. Hobert RENT-7-room House,all con- Janet, Mr. and Mrs. William Carl, veniences, building. and in Eckenrode Ap- and Mrs. Elmer Reaver, Mr. and Ply to J. A. C. Eckard. Mr. THE _ Hemler, or A. Mrs. Rout, Chambersburg; Mr. and STYLE SHOW Mrs. CAKE AND CANDY SALE. The Y. Mrs. David Slonaker, Mr. and Scott, Jr., S. 0. P. Missionary Society of the Lutheran Scott Slonaker and Dainty Mary Brian, the • ni,vie" Shriner, Westminster; We have enlarged the scope of our FASHION SHOW this season Church will hold a Cake and Candy Shriner, Helen star, created the role of Wendy, in and sale, in the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Feeser, son, will give two performances, one at the Majestic Theatre, Firemens' Building, Oct. Carl, "Peter Pan." She was born and edu- on Thursday 2nd., afternoon and evening. 24-2t Carl, Lloyd Carl, Mrs. Margaret Mayberry; Blanche Crum, Frederick; z.ated in Dallas, Texas. Since her pro- night and the other in our Store, on Saturday, at 2:30 and 7:30 P. M. The WOOD SAWED Stove length, $5.00 Mrs. Clayton Hahn, Mrs. George nounced success in "Peter Pan," she one in the Majestic, will be in conjunction with their regular picture pro- load, delivered.-Norman W. Tressler, Eckenrode, Unontown; Mrs. Nettie has appeared to wonderful advantage gram without any extra charge, while the one in the store will be Fairfield, Pa. 9-24-tf Halter, children, Margaret, Luther and in "The Air Mail," "The Little French free as ffi Wilbur, Tyrone; Francis Tauney, of Girl," "The Street of Forgotten Men," before. Special stage settings and music will feature the one at the Ma- GOOD SECOND-HAND Grain Drill Westminster; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice and "A Regular Fellow." jestic. in good condition, for sale cheap by Flickinger, sons, William and Charles, L. K. Birely, Middleburg. 9-24-2t Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flickinger, daugh- Stanley Lutz FOR ter, Anna, and Anna and SALE-The former Dr. Sciiss Taneytown. Property, consisting of 13 rooms, with of As Told by A Wonderful Showing hot water heat, suitably arranged for of Everything that I two families.-Harry Ecker. The Question of Tonsils. Irvin S. Cobb CIDER MAKING and Butter Boil- "The question as to whether a 59 is New for FALL and WINTER. ing, Wednesday and Thursday, each child's tonsils and adenoids should be week.-Frank H. Ohler. 9-24-2t removed when they are enlarged or infected can be satisfactorily answer- IN HIGHER BRANCHES COLLIE home. Not alone the beautiful things the models witl wear, but every DOG came to my ed only after a careful examination, depart- owner can get him by paying cost of physician, of the individual child. OURTH of July was supposed to ment in the store will have on it's new Fall "Dress" for your admiration. ad.-Roy by a F. Smith. It is not a matter for the lay person I be a holiday in a certain garrison The models will display our new gloves, hand Knox, Jr., -bags, and will wear our Sil- LOST Nippers. Finder re- to decide," Dr. J. H. M. of the regular army out West, but a -Hoof Child Hygiene ver Star hose. Onr new Silks, Woolens, Cottons, new Comforts, turn to me and receive reward.-Roy Chief of the Bureau of grizzled old sergeant named Kelly, in Blankets, F. of the State Department of Health, charge of the guard house, had his Rugs, etc_, as well as our big stock of new draperies and drapery and Smith. number of cur- said, referring to the large own ideas about this holiday notion. tain materials; WILL THE those who have been BE ON HAND. LADIES' AID SOCIETY of children among After breakfast he ordered all his Grace have a examined at the health conferences Reformed Church, will prisoners to line up outside their pris- Chicken Supper, on Saturday eve- held throughout the State under the ning, October 9th., at the Firemen's auspices of the Bureau, and who were on quarters. When they fell in he Remember the Dates and visit Building, Taneytown. found to have unhealthy or diseased stationed himself facing them, and both tonsils. made a short speech: ROOMS FOR SESQUI visitors, "Undoubtedly," he continued, "There is no doubt in me own Shows if possible. With former Carroll County folks. "these structures aid the mouth and mind," he said, "but that a good many LE Moderate prices-M. Koons, 245 N. nasal passages in catching and filter- of you men should not be prisoners at 52nd. 9-24-4t St., Philadelphia. ing out particles of dust and other all. You've neglected your opportu- material that might do injury if they that's all. Some here has had THE BRIDGE at the Galt farm, on Fortunately, nities, repair passed into the lungs. educations and should make good Littlestown road will go under are other glands in Monday be closed. however, there G. W. morning, and will company clerks. Maybe there's some Weaver & a Son, which have -John the mouth and throat H. Hilterbrick. similar function so that so far as we others amongst you who'd like to be company barbers and earn a little SS FOR SALE CHEAP, good 1-horse know at present, the body does not Wagon with Bed and Spring Seat; suffer when the tonsils and adenoids money on the side." Dry Goods Department also 1 good Spring Wagon. Apply are taken out. A murmur of assent ran through the Store, to 0. T. Shoemaker. 9-17-2t "The reasons for the operation, lines. when it is advised, are two-fold. "Now, thin," went on Sergeant 9-24-2t GETTYSBURG, FARM FOR SALE or Rent, near First, because the tonsils, which are Kelly, "all you men who are educated PENNA. Detour. Apply to John H. Kiser, found at each side of the opening into or who think ye cud learn to do pa- 9-17-2t germs of Taneytown. the throat, catch dust and per work, step two paces to the front. kinds which enter with the various About half of the prisoners came MI FOR RENT-Possession April 1, air or food, and often become diseas- 1927, Farm of about 148 Acres, near ed. That is, they do not destroy the forward. E%Y.M%th-1 %-nrffi%%% 1AWAHTI_WaFATesiim;%-yis Bridgeport, property of Matthew Galt bacteria, but through their many "Now, thin, all who'd like to learn Apply to Miss Anna Galt, Taneytown. crypts or tiny hollows, furnish places the barberin' business advance two 9-10-3t flourish and paces." in which the bacteria Who Addison E. Mullikin Is. IMIIIM111111411•1111=141M11111111111 poisons which may All save two moved toward him FOR Barrels grow and produce NOTICE! SALE-Good Cider spread through the whole body. with alacrity. Many voters have never heard of and Kegs. Sons, Un- be -S. I. Mackley & Diphtheria is an example of this kind addressed the remain- Addison E. Mullikin, the Republican To the ion Bridge. 9-10-tf The sergeant Policyholders of the Taney- of action. The germs of diphteheria ing pair: candidate for Governor, and wonder town Mutual Fire Insurance Campony will make find a lodging place ready for them "What did the two of you do before who he is, as he has not heretofore of Taneytown, Md. BEGINNING SEPT 1, I and the prominent in state politics. ATWATER Cider and Boil Butter on Tuesday, in unhealthy tonsil tissue, your joined the army?" he asked. been very Notice is hereby given that this the disease are of- The Baltimore Evening Sun published Wednesday and Thursday of each first evidences of "We was laborin' men," answered Company has adopted the following noticed in the tonsils. a lengthy article on the subject, from motion:- week.-C. J. Carbaugh, Fairview; ten first speaking for both. "Second. The other reason for the one, which we condense the following in- That all Horses Phone 12F13 Taneytown. 8-27-6t you educated insured for over NT removal of the tonsils is that they "Very well, thin all formation. $75.00 shall be reduced to gunnysacks and $75.00 when 5-TON WAGON Scales, good as may become so large as to partly fill guys Sake these here Mr. Mullikin is a member of one of said horses have reached the age of new, accurate. For sale cheap.- the throat and make it difficult to pick up every scrap of paper around the oldest Eastern Shore families; 12 years or over. RADIO Frank this is the case parade grounds. And the rest of was born and reared on a farm; is a Harbaugh, Middleburg. breathe easily. When the D. M. MEHRING, President. always at some time, learn barberin', you lawyer, in his early fifties, and rather 8-13-ti there is almost you, who want to DAVID A. BACHMAN, Secretary. enlargement of the adenoids tissue here lawn mowers and cut serious minded; has a law office in FAT HOGS WANTED, who has an grab these September 3, 1926. 9-10-3t in the upper part of the throat back until I tell you to leave off. You Baltimore; is a graduate of St. John's them ?-Harold Mehring. 4-3-tf grass of the nose. laborin' men kin go back inside College, became a teacher in Talbott enlargements two county schools, and later graduated , MAN-Big expansion plans in this "A child with these take a nap." LOST comfortably through the tent and at the University of Maryland law vicinity offer unusual opportunity for cannot breathe (Copyright by the McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) energetic relia- the nose. He keeps the mouth open school. Certificate of Deposit man to represent old breather." 0.0400-0-0-0-0-0-043-0"0-0000000 ble nursery. Spare time or full time. and is known as a 'mouth Was elected a member of the First Notice is hereby given that Certi- Hoopes, Company, The nose is especially adapted for Branch City Council of Baltimore in ficate of Deposit No. 38291 for Bro. & Thomas before Stephen Girard Building, Philadelphia. warming and filtering the air 1907; under Gov. Goldsborough he $1245.72 dated April 9, 1926 drawn will never know how 8-6-8t it reaches the lungs and children who How It Started was a member of the State Liquor to the order of Mrs. Laura M. Bower- have not this protection are much License Commission and helped to cut sox, on The Birnie Trust Co., of Tan- SPOUTING, ROOFING and Pump more liable to colds and bronchitis down the saloons 20 percent; under good radio can be un- By JEAN NEWTON eytown, has been lost, and applica- Repairing. Work of all kinds. For than others. Mayor Broening he served six years tion has been made be for the issue of a til you've heard service see-W. Z. Fair, Taneytown, "Of course tonsils should not on the Baltimore School Board. duplicate of the same. Md. Phone 46F3. 7-23-13t removed from every child. Even large He is a Presbyterian, is unmarried, alone safely if likes MRS. LAURA M. BOWERSOX. tonsils may be left THE DESK to hunt and fish and plays golf 9-10-3t STOCK AND FEEDING Cattle. Let surfaces are smooth and the a little; is not a machine nie their politician know what you want; I have child is not subject to frequent at- but believes in organization politics th ITTLE du we stop to consider, em.-Harold Mehring. 7-30-tf tacks of tonsilitis. when Will make a speaking tdlir of the examinations that have L enjoying the various pieces of state, and COWS "In the has some very definite is- Something in the Line WANTED-Fresh Cows, at the health conferences furniture with which we are surround- sues which he Bolognas.- been made promises to make clear Springers, Fat Cows and held under the auspices of the Bureau ed in our homes, of a possible history to voters. of Real Salesmanship Scott M. 38F21, IT Smith, Phone Taney- many of the chil- they might "Salesmanship is a town. of Child Hygiene, which reveal, a bit of great game, but 5-74f whose health was definitely im- romance or color or breath of you got to have the personality," said dren the past Out of an appropriation of $725,000 paired were found to have diseased or that may linger about them. The the man in the window-corner seat of ENJOY THE GOOD WORK-start adenoids. fact for the schools of St. Louis County now. We good greatly enlarged tonsils or that almost everything that we use or the smoker. "I just sold $125,000 mend your Shoes as all referred to Minn., a balance of $50,000 remained as new, at a very low price, with the These children were touch in furniture as in the other worth of gravy ladles to an Omaha doctors for a final decision. at the end of the year. This county best White Oak Leather. A trial will their own amenities of modern life, harks back covers 6,500 square miles, and is one hotel company, and now I'm going to convince "We know that enlarged and dis- be made con- you. We lead-others follow com- for its origin or its inspiration to long of the largest in the United States. a vice president of our eased tonsils and adenoids are cern and get a as well." -C. M. Velnoskey, Taneytown. would seem before the days when furniture fac- Three of the States are smaller. nice fat bonus mon in childhood and it "That's good," said his vis-a-vis. "I'm FOR those who are re- tories came into existence, escapes a 11101111MMIIIIImilela SALE-Fine Homes, im- to be the duty of always glad to see a fellow doing well. — - proved the welfare of children good many of us. by Brick and Frame Houses sponsible for A FREEZE OUT I. sold half a million dollars' worth in and all of take them to their doctor to be For centuries men wrote on tables improvements, in and out to my line this trip. Now I'm going to town.--D. Estate sure that their tonsils and adenoids or any other fiat support. And the W. Garner, Real retire and see the world. Guess I'll NO Broker. 10-5-ti are in normal condition. desk as we know it today was not TRESPASSING! removal of do Rome and Paris first." "Excuse "The operation for the consciously designed as a writing The name of any property owner, or dangerous me, gents," apologized the passenger tenant, will tonsils or adenoids is not a place. Rather like Topsy, it sort of be inserted under this heading properly safeguarded and the In the corner near the cuspidor. "I weekly, until December 10th., for 25 cents one if happened, an offspring of that early cash in advance. is usually greatly couldn't help health of the child progenitor of modern furniture, overhearing your con- The operation must of the New improved. chest. versations, because when I hears sales- All persons are hereby forewarned Sheet Music only by a prop- course be performed manships being talked on I got to not to trespass on my Chests at first opened on top; later, premises with Just out erly qualified surgeon." listen, and I see as how you gents is dog, gun, or trap, for the purpose "There's a New Star in for purposes of convenience when of Heaven perfect salesmen in your own way. shooting or taking game of any kind, Tonight", (Rudolph Valen- something was placed over them, they tino) Irving Berlin's latest hits, Unshaved Saints But I now tell you what is real honest- nor for fishing, or in any way injur- opened down at the front, forming the "How many Times" and "Trudy" and artists in stained glass have to-God salesmanship, like as what I ing or destroying property. all English cupboard with a door. Then came the the new New York Song' Hits. perturbed by the complaint of got to know in may business; which I Airing, Chas. E. Harner, Luther R. been raised chest, the chest with drawers 1 Big Special for quick sale, $200 chancellor of the diocese of Ches- tell you now is just a small retail, Angell, Harry F. Hotson, Mrs. R. C the underneath, and this, with the Grafonola Mahogany Cabinet perfect ecclesiastical windows do open- good-as-new, misfit parlor, second- Angell, Jesse G. Harner, John H. condition. ter that ing front above made slightly sloping, Guaranteed $35.00. saints sparse justice in presenting handed garments on Hester street; Baumgardner,C. F. Hemler, Pius the formed the desk, originally known as Becker, these holy men wearing beards. Art- maybe you know the place, already, Henry M. Hess, Wilbert N. the "scrutoire," which came into use Brining, Benton SARBAUGH'S in stained glass retort that they eh? Well, last week she come to me, Hill, Helen P. ists about 1700, and is still very familiar Brining, Clara A. Jewelry aspire to present their subjects with He-Why Mrs. Eikelstein, what her husband died Keilholtz, G. J. and Music Store, today. are you bringing my coat Clingan, Samuel Nun, tf as much accuracy as possible, and and of being killed by an automobile, and Thurlow W. TANEYTOWN, MD. With the addition hat? Clark, Ida Nusbaum, that history shows most of the saints of an upper cabi- ; she says she's a widow but that Foster net, She-Didn't you complain of my Mel- Crebs, Elmer Price, John wore beards, espe.7.ially as they la- we have the popular "secretary" stein wasn't much C. chilling manner? good; but all the Conover, Martin Sauerwein, in countries where conditions desk, so beloved of the furniture de same, if Edgar bored she gets it cheap, she likes Diehl Bros. Study, Jos. H. Read the Advertisements rendered shaving difficult and unusual. signers of the "Queen Anne" period. maybe Fast Work to buy a new suit for to bury Devilbiss, John D. Shriver, P. H. Thus, despite protests of the offend- The roll top desk is credited to Shera- him in. Well, These gents, I tell you I sells Eckard, Chas. W. Stonesifer, Gordon - IN ed chancellor, stained glass windows ton and the modern spinet desk had modern methods we deplore her THE -- And often we repine. the extra pair of pants with that Formwalt, Harry Welty, Harry churches will in future, as in the its inspiration in the spinet, the piano In You scarcely get a Job before suit. Now, that's what I calls sales- Frock, Harvey R. present views of saints "beard- of Elizabethan days. Weybright, S. R. past, You're called on to resign. manship."-San Francisco Argonaut. Hahn, Newton Weishaar, Cleve CARROLL like the pard." (copyright.) RECORD ed Hahn, Ray 3114-g Mk; tr, has Prudence's feelings. No :tiat...e would marry somebody World Slow to Hail THE .1. c. [ie. said. He begged Horton not Genius of Hawthorne te t..-tray him. LORD WILLING DOCTOR'S "I:.,11 Gil was slow and simple. He Some of us know that great as Na- his promise before he real- thaniel Hawthorne was, it was not un- The Barrier to Accomplishment By DOUGLAS MALLOCH STORY ized mutt it would involve. It meant til 1837 that through the persuasion of that he must let Miss Prudence live his friends he allowed_ _ himself to pub- the rest of her life under the belief lish some of his stories in book form Extravagance. does a mortal get his sense? By JOHN CHAMBERS that Roach was dead. Then he want- WHEN under the title, "Twice Told Tales," Well, some say now and some ed to thrash Roach; but he was torn says Dr. Frank H. Vizetelly. The say then; between the conflicting ideas of duty, tales were received coldly and proved (t by W. 0. Chapman.) The measure of experience Extravagance has ruined the chances of many and meanwhile Roach slipped quietly that their author could not live upon Ain't all the same in all of men. R. ELI SANBORN, the neu- away and was gone. his literary earnings. At Bowdoin he capable men. It proved a barrier too difficult to But me, I figger any man rologist, was, as usual, the cen- "Horton went back to his village. wrote "Seven Tales of My Native overcome. Has got his sense when every plan D ter of the conversation at the He decided that he could not break Land," a manuscript which, after He puts one great proviso on club. He seldom put in an the girl's heart by letting her know. many journeys to publishers, was con- And says, beginnin' every dawn, If you really desire to accomplish something appearance, for, though he had part- For three years he laid siege to her, signed to the flames. After that he ly "Lord willin.'" worthwhile, stop your extravagance and get right retired from practice, his work was but uselessly. wrote his first novel,"Fanshawe," pub- still heavy. There had been a discus- "Now, Ellsworth, I claim that the lished in 1828, but it received chilly re- down to regular savings. It's the best way. sion between him and Ellsworth, the Men don't wake up some certain date, ception. In 1825 he joined his mother soul of Miss Prudence knew perfectly Some special birthday, stated year, scientist, upon the immortality of the well what was happening, and loved and sister at, Salem, where the ladies Your savings account here will make you think soul. And say, "I'm twenty-one, or -eight, lived in seclusion. Horton, and was trying tts hardest to Or sixty-five, or ninety near, of a brighter future with purpose in it, and the "You won't find the soul in matter," Here Hawthorne led the life of a obliterate the false image of Roach And so at last my sense I've got." means to accomplish that purpose. Sanborn was saying. recluse, seeing little of the members without letting Miss Prudence know." No, friends and neighbors, that ain't "Doctor, the soul is matter," an- of his family, having most of his meals Ellsworth smiled incredulously what swered Ellsworth. "Read your served alone and rarely taking exer- "Proceed," he said. Will show that men have learned the 4 Percent Paid on Savings. Haeckel." cise save after dark. He wrote once "Miss Prudence had to go to Bos- way "A generation behind the times," re- to a friend: "We do not live at our ton on business. She had never left To look at life—it's when they say, sponded the old doctor. "Science it- house," then announced his intention the village before. Horton was to es- "Lord willin.'" TANEYTOWN SAVINGS self is turning toward the soul today." cort her there and back, on the same of taking up literature as a profession. "What function do you suppose the A second series of "Twice day. By this time the two were like Youth plans, and never doubts a dream, Told Tales" soul plays in life, then?" asked Ells- and "Mosses From brother and sister. Or doubts its dreaming will come an Old Manse" ob- BANK worth. "You know, a tained soul must do "They reached Boston and had true, small profit for their author, something even in who in life, unless it is in lunch together, transacted the busi- But there's some fault in many a 1851 complained that for many a chrysalis condition." ness and started homeward, taking scheme years he was "the obscurest man of "I should say its function was to the elevated to the North station. That no man saw, and yet God knew. letters in America." sustain life," replied Sanborn. "Some Miss Prudence wanted the papers. Some great ambition may be man's, This was the author of that immor- people call 1Trern/nringlriririi••••• 6666 417111 it the guardian angel, you They went to the paper and magazine But sometimes God has other plans; tal work, "The Scarlet Letter," which know. When he a man staggers across booth, and there, behind the counter, And wisdom comes to sire or son published in 1850, and followed a crowded street without sustaining stood Roach. When every journey is begun, with "The House of the Seven Ga- injury, when a child picks flowers bles," and "The Blythedale on "The supreme moment had come. "Lord willin.'" Romance," the edge of a cliff, I should say the three books that are universally Horton did not know what to do. He ((c) by McClure Neynkpaper ac- soul is very active. knowledged ranking stared at Roach, who had turned the among the liter- "I'll give you a concrete ary masterpieces instance," color of chalk, and both were waiting of the world. he continued. "I practiced when a for Miss Prudence to look up at NOR young man in one of those little old- Roach. She picked up one or two pa- fashioned villages along the Massa- Popular Johnny Cake pers and a magazine, got her purse chusetts coast, where everybody is Always men's qualities are shown re- open, and stared full into Roach's Traced to Shawnees lated and knows his neighbor's his- by whether their powers and priv- face. ileges make them proud or make It has been generally claimed by tory back for three or four genera- '031 "'Miss Prudence!' Roach burst out, them humble. students of words that "Johnny cake" tions. Those places contain some of and stopped again, for Miss Pru- is a corruption of "journey cake." Ap- the finest and sweetest characters in dence's hand was lying placidly upon GOOD THINGS IN SEASON parently there is no evidence to sup- the world. the counter, and she was staring right port the theory. Will H. Lowdermilk, "Miss II. 7 Prudence was one of these. into Roach's eyes and never saw or HEN serving fish try the follow- in his History of Cumberland, has ad- Don't laugh at the old-fashioned heard him. Wing sauce with it: vanced a theory which seems to be name, Ellsworth, r because she was a "'Isn't it queer,' she said to Horton, Wash and scrape four or five more plausible. A favorite article of Vol real person—may be today for all I 'that they leave all these papers and carrots and cook until tender in diet among the Shawnee Indians who know. She was.ame of the loveliest magazines around without anyone to very little water. Drain and mash, lived in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Vir- women, both in soul and body in sell them.' add salt and plenty of butter. Cook ginia and Ohio was a cake made of Quontokset. I used to wonder what "She gut down the money and walked a teaspoonful of flour in butter until corn beaten as fine as the means at would • happen to her if some real trag- away. Roach, of course, thought it brown and add to the carrots, then command would permit. This was MEMORIALS edy • ART • came into her life. Would she be was an elaborately staged 'cut.' He add one and one-half cupfuls of rich mixed with water and baked on a flat crushed by it, or would her eyes be couldn't have understood Miss Pru- milk or thin cream and simmer for stone which had been previously heat- G RAN 1TE • MARBLE • B RON ZE opened to the evil in the world and dence. But Horton did. He knew that, ten minutes. Season with pepper, ed in the fire. The early hunters and her relationship toward life be subtly for her, Roach had been non-eviden- cayenne and paprika; pour over trappers in this region followed the altered thereby? It didn't seem pos- tial. There was no possibility of her broiled or boiled fish. example of the Indians in making sible to me that any evil could touch playing a trick. It was not in her, and these cakes, which they called "Shaw- her. there was no quaver in her voice nor Pineapple Sponge Sandwiches. nee cakes," after the tribe. After the "She was engaged, at about the age a shake of the hand as she sat down Bake small sponge cakes in gem lapse of a few years "Shawnee cake" of twenty-five, to a worthless, dashing beside Horton in the train." pans—cup cakes may be prepared If was corrupted by those who did not scamp of a fellow named Roach. He "Your theory is very ingenious," preferred. Cook until thick one cup- know its origin into "Johnny cake." was just the kind of man that wins said Ellsworth, when the doctor had ful of shredded pineapple and three- the heart of a girl like Mips Prudence. ended, "but those cases are well fourths of a cupful of sugar with the Everybody knew the shad, things Noiseless Auction that known to science. When one sus- juice and rind of half a lemon. Cut he had done—or, A noiseless auction is the latest rather, was capable tains a deep psychic wound the per- the cakes in half when cold, spread CONSULTATION • INVITED 5 of, because at that time boon to mankind that has come out he hadn't sonality sometimes sloughs a part of with the pineapple and press together been tried out in the of Holland. It sounds impossible, but furnace of life itself away. We have those classic sandwich-fashion. Serve covered with and found wanting. He got a posi- the scheme is simple. Everybody cases of double personality, for exam- whipped cream, boiled frosting, or JOSEPH • L • MATHIAS 5 tion as assistant purser on one of the who attends the auction and wants to ple, in which the patient is absolutely fondant, or just plain. Nice with an boats that bid is provided with a seat. Each ran then between Boston unable to recognize those whom he iced drink for an afternoon tea. chair is numbered, and connected WESTMINSTER • MARYLAND and New York. They had been en- has known before, and sometimes to gaged a year or more, and Roach had with wires to a big dial on the auc- see them, even." Green Apples and Onions. MARK EVERY GRAVE. no intention of marrying Miss Pru- tioneer's platform. On the dial are "Wait a minute," said the doctor. Slice green apples after washing dence. Whatever his intentions may numbers representing prices from the "On the way home Horton, who was well, without peeling. Put a half have been in the beginning, Miss Pru- lowest to the highest amounts. (coy,9iI5,tt IP t.tte.1.1.11.1—tel 11.1 -el AttellAtittellAttell. greatly distressed, renewed his suit. dozen small onions sliced thin into a dence was the dominant partner. Her When the sale begins, the auction- He couldn't restrain himself; he was frying pan with two tablespoonfuls sweetness, her confidence, so far from eer describes his wares, and then calls it411411411MIThillrialiliThiThk •CC 664446 64 -41ii4iFliWif46 -0 terrified, too, and wanted to have the of bacon fat and sprinkle well with rendering her a victim to him, com- for bids. The hand on the dial on the right to take care of the girl. He salt; stir until softened nearly pletely disarmed him. and platform starts to move up the range asked her to marry him. cooked, then add the apples and cook of prices, and whenever any bidder "I believe he had tried to break off New Victor Records. "'Why, I have loved you all my until all are tender. Season with salt wants to drop out, he signals such by with her once or twice, but he couldn't life, dear,' she answered. There wasn't and pepper and serve with broiled pressing the button on his chair. "Barcelona" Fox Trot, Victor Orchestra. do it. You see, when a woman be- the smallest hesitation on her part steak. When all have dropped out but one, "On the Riviera", Fox Trot Victor Orchestra. lieves implicity in a man, he has a about accepting him. She remembered a bell rings and a light flashes on the "Iyone My Own Iyone," The Brox Sisters. mighty hard task before him when Roach, but she never remembered that Bonnyclabber. dial board, and the highest bid is thus he wants to play false with her—that "How Many Times," The Brox Sisters she had been engaged to him. And Nothing is more wholesome for the ascertained without any noise or con- is, if he has any decency in him at "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane," Kelly Harrell. 2. it is my opinion that she would never children's dessert than fusion. all. And Roach was not altogether thick, rich, "My Horses Ain't Hungry," Kelly Harrell. even have seen him, had he stood up sour milk, sprinkled with brown bad. Fiddler's Dalhart. in front of her at any later date. sugar. "The Old Song," Vernon "He was looking for his Tibetan Customs chance, and Fortunately, she was not put to the "We Sat Beneath the Maple on The Hill," Vernon Dalhart It came. The 'Sea Eagle' was wrecked In Tibet it is the custom of the na- test. Roach died in a hospital a year "Old Dan Tucker" Country dance, Judge Sturdy's Orchestra. off the cape. About three-fourths of Spanish Salad. tives when meeting friends to stick or two afterward. "Hiram's Valley," Quadrille, Judge Sturdy's Orchestra. her passengers were saved, among Take one cupful of diced cooked out their tongues as a mark of re- "Well, Ellsworth," said the doctor, All the New Dance Recordsreceived every week. Call and them Roach, who, as a matter of fact, chicken, one cupful of diced cucum- spect. A peasant who would accost rising, "that is how Miss Prudence hear them. We sell the Wonder Machine, "The New Orthophonic had jumped into a boat full of passen- ber, one cupful of walnut meats a person of higher caste without doing met evil, and it's no use your telling Victrola". A trial will convince you. gers. There was a good deal of con- broken into bits, one cupful of cooked this would be regarded as grossly dis- me there wasn't something that pro- All the latest Sheet Music. fusion attending the getting away, and peas, mix with a good boiled dress- courteous. tected her ffom knowledge of evil, We can furnish all kinds of String and Brass Instruments at a none of the people in Roach's boat ing and serve on lettuce. Another custom is the "scarf of from madness, perhaps. saving in price. Call and see us. Good-night." welcome." upon knew who he was. He was posted as When calling a Ti- All kinds of Strings and Accessories. Violin Instruction. missing; he was supposed to have Fruit Salad. betan gentleman it is necessary to gone down with the ship. Rare Fossils Given Arrange rings of pineapple on let- send a servant in advance with a SARBAUGH'S "Miss Prudence shut herself up in tuce, top with a half of a banana cut white scarf which is presented to the her room when she received the news, to Princeton Museum like a candle, with the small end for host, and he then presents a similar Jewelry and Music Store. and for two days saw nobody. When The fossil of a fish which lived about the top. Garnish with a red cherry, one to the guest. The scarf the vis- TANEYTOWN, - MARYLAND. she reappeared she was quite com- 400,000,000 years ago and had wing- and servt with a spoonful of rich itor takes away he presents to anoth- 7-9-tf posed. She put on black for the fel- like scales, as its generic Greek name, dressing at the side of the dish. An- er official on his next visit. IttlIAMILttitt-tittlitttAttelt-it tt tttte.tiLitt t !Mt , ft. low, and her intimate friends knew Pterolepis, indicates, is one of three other way is to fill the pineapple cen- Such social visits always entail tea well, no matter what how the blow had almost unhinged fossils presented to the Princeton ge- ters with chopped almonds mixed with drinking as time Tibet her reason, but she never displayed ological museum by Dr. Johann Kiaer thick mayonnaise. of day it is. Tea in is emulsi- her grief in public. of the University of Oslo, in Norway. fied with butter flavored with soda, These so that it is really more like soup than "There was a young man named fossils are, to the ordinary observer, only tea.—F. K. Ward, in the Wide World. Horton who had been Miss Prudence's faint impressions about vrtte- an inch and a half long second-best beau in the old days. We in bits of (CA). 1926. Western Newspaper Union.) Your Spring Shoes!! 1 rock about three had hoped that Horton and she would inches square, but Medical Mistletoe to the scientist they mean that 400,- hit it off, but that scamp Roach came In the former days it was believed 000,000 years ago they were fish hav- along with his dashing ways and GIMIGAG8 that the mistletoe had some mysteri- ing external skeletons which served snatched Miss Prudence away from ous medicinal virtues, but, it was The time is coming when you must doll up your feet. as armor to protect the head and the other man. Horton was slow—a thought, to become a really efficacious body, much like "Howell's dawnfish," fine fellow, and doing well in the em- remedy all mistletoe used medicinal- discovered by Prof. B. F. Howell of Women's Pumps for this spring are light and airy. ployment of the local bank, but slow ly must be plucked from an oak tree the Princeton geology department in and simple, though as straight as a upon which the parasite rarely grows. northwestern Vermont. priced die. After a year had passed, and It was considered unlucky to cut this, We have them in the new Blonde shades and at The Pterolepis differs from Miss Prudence laid her mourning the or to sell it. In 1657 the only oak "dawnflsh" in its winglike $4.00, $5.00 and $6.00, also Hose to match, guaranteed at $1.00 1.t.stcle, Horton wanted her to marry scales, in known to bear mistletoe grew in Nor- its ability to move more swiftly him. She turd hitia, p.m?: She said and wood, Eng. Some persons cut this and $1.50. Our Patent Leather Pumps at $4.00 with low heels flexibly and its age, for it she esteemed him more than an initi; is per- mistletoe and sold pieces to London haps 200,000,000 or high heels are beauties. on earth, but could never marry. Her years younger than apothecaries at 10 shillings each. Its forebear. Nevertheless, whole life would be devoted to the it is prob- Accordingly we read that of • these ably the oldest whole fossil specimen -lira:wry. of Roach. "sacrilegious wretches one fell lame, You must look our Shoes over before buying. of fish in this country, "A month or two after that time as it was an each of the others lost an eye, and impression of only one Horton was sent to New York upon scale of the the ringleader broke his leg." dawnfish which was found some business connected with his by Doctor Howell. bank. He was strolling through one These three fossils found Because of the parks there and saw Roach on in the fa- Oh, mous Rudstanger quarry In a bench, looking shabby and dejected, Norway A little boy, seeing a glass eye in a now make a part of the teaching ex- J THOMAS ANDERS, but still, unmistakable. When he got shop window, asked what it was, and, hibit on the evolution of fish in over the shock he spoke to him. the being told, inquired if people could Princeton museum.—Science Service. "Roach was too much surprised to see with false eyes. He was told that The Shoe and Hat Man, deny his identity. And so he ex- they couldn't. plained. He had wanted to leave Notorious French Brigands A day or two later he wished to Quontokset, where he had no relatives The "Chauffeurs" were a band of aceeegbo know whether people could eat with 1 22 West Main St., Westminster, Md. or property. He had hated the idea French brigands who during the Reign false teeth, and was told that they 'Flappers and race horses,' of marriage. So he had taken ad- of Terror infested the forest of Arge- says could. mature Matilda, vantage of the wreck to lose his iden- res, near Chartres. They used to burn "are alike—with a "Then, if people can eat with false difference. The race tity and start a new life in New York. the feet of their captives to make horses make teeth," he said, "why can't they see their best speed on the homestretch." He pleaded that it was the only way them reveal their treasures. with false eyes?"—Tit-Bits. 10110~Itiolft~10100ftotatiiwirmioftowft KING OF ICELAND Nosey Neighbors One Improved Uniform International .111 1110111.11011 THE- HAD BRIEF REIGN of Life's Real Peeves 1.111°11111..11111 WWWWWP%"041 ENDEAVOR' There are two kinds of neighbors, CHRISTIAN good ones Two Months' Sway Probably and nosey ones. The nosey Sunda School TOPIC ones almost invariably mean well. Shortest on Record. They function as they do because they were born with a mania for attend- OUR PRICES V From -- Iceland once had a king of its own, ing to other people's affairs. Lesson but its independence was short-lived One of these will knock at your door Moody Bible Institute Monthly (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER. D.D., Dean within two months the island was in the early morning and say, "We Of Day and Evening Schools. Moody Bible and Institute of Chicago.) Chicago, under the Danish flag. It was dur- have a man mowing our lawn and 1 Men's Half Soles $1.00 "-6‘• 192c. West..rn Newspaper Triton.) ing the first years of the last century, noticed yours needs it and thought September 26 when Napoleon was all but master of maybe you'd like to hire him while Ladies' Half Soles .75 Lesson for September 26 What Work Shall We Plan this Year? Europe. Hating Britain with all his he's here." Another will hear the 1 Corinthians 3:6, 7 heart, he endeavored to cripple her crash of glass time and again by closing all Con- when you drop a pitcher and appear Men's Rubber Heels .40 REVIEW-EARLY LEADERS OF is written of the first Christian It ports against British ships. breathless at the door to ask what has ISRAEL workers that "they gave themselves tinental happened. Another will tome because prayer and the ministry of the But taking time by the forelock, the Ladies' Rubber Heels -111- to she smells something' .30 GOLDEN TEXT-Let us run with pa- word." They put prayer first. An British navy blockaded Copenhagen burning; an- other tience the race set before us, looking accepted missionary candidate at the in 1807, captured the Danish fleet and to tell you your gardener is unto Jesus, the finisher of author and moment of departure for Africa' said interrupted all intercourse with other loafing or your right rear tire is fiat. We our faith.-Heb. 12:1, 2. first." use the best quality oak to a close friend, "Put prayer lands. Minding other people's affairs af- leather, PRIMARY TOPIC-Favorite Stories em- of the One young people's society that It was at this stage that Iceland, the fords their chief joy in life; and the Quarter. advocat- the best of rubber and JUNIOR TOPIC-Stories of the Lead- phasized the prayer life and smallest and most remote country in more they meddle the more virtuous satisfaction ers the mem- of Israel. ed the quiet hour found that indirectly for Na- and useful they feel. TOP- work. Europe, suffered guaranteed. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR bers took new interest in their There was a time when IC-Striking Incidents of the Quarter. and poleon's sins. For two centuries Den- distance and The meetings were enriched, the YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP- into mark had enjoyed the monopoly of difficulty of communication limited IC-The main Christian service was entered Teachings of the Quar- Fel- trade for supplies of all kinds. But the number of meddlers who could tor- ter. with new joy and enthusiasm. with the capture of the Danish fledi ment any given neighborhood. The lowship with God must be at the root G. put British blockade, shipping to pests bothered only those within ear- L. It is strange that the lesson com- all effective service. Let us and the GOODERMUTH of impossible, and shot or walking distance. mittee should have selected the title prayer first. Iceland became almost the to the But the things we call "modern (The 'Early Leaders of Israel" when only Then comes the ministry of the Icelanders were reduced im- American Shoe Shop) our own provements" made all of Moses appears. A better title would Word. Millions of people in verge of extremity. America one unreached by the hearing of the neighborhood, and now the nosey folk have been "Moses, the Leader of country are as yet At last Britain, gospel. Of course they could come plight of the islanders, took means are in their glory. The field of their TANEYTOWN, MD. Israel." In such a case consideration is ours to church, but they do not. It for their relief. A ship, under the di- activities is unlimited. Should be given to Moses' life, char- outdoor and to go to them. Plan for rection of a young privateer captive- In a metropolis, where nearly all 8-20-if acter and teaching. Indeed, a good afternoon indoor work. A Sunday Jorgen Jorgensen-was allowed in are strangers, there are few neigh- Method of review would be to use this doors on fine Sundays meeting out of 1808 to take provisions to Iceland. bors and fewer meddlers. But the Plan for the quarter's lessons. An- fall, as well as in the in the early Jorgensen decided to take matters in metropolitans do not escape. Their mkokokift"owiftmobi other method of review would be to summer time, would reach many un- ft.ftiowl work, his own hands. He captured the Dan- activities are watched by nosey folk give a synthetic view of the book of churched people. Hospital rural dis- ish governor and imprisoned him on who live hundreds of miles away, and Exodus, since all the lessons of the prison work, visitation of NE08009181 1 new ship; took over the reins of the these stand ready to offer 180313113181803886918183938iet810181i I lotto:of:10:ot- ".:,:of':of^:ofo:OfoltofI-':•-:-: quarter are taken from that book. tricts, and the organization of his advice and for called himself king and censure when the However, for and adult societies all afford opportunity government, occasion offers. the senior so- was no It is the ministry of the Word. One proclaimed that Iceland generally believed that the classes the best method will be to re- peo- ciety sent a delegation of young longer a Danish possession. He con- number of meddlers has increased, "SERMONS IN STONES" call the principal fact and then state Interest ple to visit a rural district. fiscated property belonging to Danish but the belief has little foundation in the leading lesson of each Sunday's created, in young people's work was residents, declared Iceland at peace fact. The apparent Increase is due lesson of the quarter. To aid in this, and the life of a society was formed, with Britain and opened the port to to the fact that those who once were are silently the following suggestions are given: new spiritual preached by our the people lifted to ships of all nations. content to torment the people next Lesson for July 4. samples of cemetery architecture levels. months Jorgensen remained door have discovered for God together with For two means of tor- as When the time drew nigh "We are laborers the menting people shown in the illustration. We worketh in at the head of the government, far away. to deliver His chosen people He God." "It is God that It is a design, make, and erect neat and another water- people greeting the revolution with sad state of affairs, but little caused them to multiply greatly. Envy us." One soweth, and artistic increase. Our joy, for it put an end to the extor- can be done about it until some monuments or markers, and alarm incited the new king to in- eth, and God giveth the unto Him, tions of the Danish merchants. But prophet comes along to teach the con- plainly and enduringly letter stitute measures to check Israel's in- work must be done as purposes. British cruiser arrived, science ridden that each has a them as with pure motives and high one day a divine ordered, and assume the crease. The attempt to carry these material, story, call to must build with good heard the imprisoned governor's attend to his own business.- whole responsibility of giving measures out not only displayed their We man because the building is not for arrested Jorgensen and restored Ice- Baltimore Sun. futility but brought to be sheltered work satisfaction. but for God. Some day our land to Denmark. Jorgensen's sov- and nurtured in the king's palace the of us will be tested, "for every one ereignty passed without bloodshed, No Li'ns very one who later upset Pharaoh's himself to for Little Rastas shall give an account of just as his capture of the island had throne. may receive Little Rastus was on the train on God." At that day we effected. He was taken to Lon- suffer loss. been his way to the country for the first Lesson for July 11. commendation, or we may imprisoned, but later al- of heaven don and time to visit his uncle Rastus for When Moses was born, his mother This does not mean the loss where he High Street are not lowed to go to Tasmania, whom he was named. Stone Yards, perceived that he was a child of for eternal life and heaven means the died in 1845.-Edinburgh Weekly Uncle Rastus hitched his destiny. The king's edict was that won by good works. It team up done" of Scotsman. to the spring D. M. every male child should be destroyed, loss of the reward, the "well wagon and went to meet MYERS, Prop. place of honor the train which but the faith of his mother moved her the Master, and the arrived in the little in His kingdom. Knife village after dark. HANOVER, PA, to hide him. When no longer able to and responsibility Price of a After helping lit- Scotsman tle Rastus into the hide him he was preserved in an ark A friend was showing a wagon he said: Phone C. V.'55-Y Bell Sheffield. "Boy, hold dese lines 154-J of bulrushes and taken in charge by Home round his cutlery works at HI Ah gets de Old Longfellow said baggage." Pharaoh's daughter. At the sugges- "Here's a souvenir for you, Mac," Sentiment When Uncle otot4c:0V,-10:0:02otofotoror^:<,:otollotofoto:ofotoi., ofototolo4cfolo4oc:c4^:o: tion of Miriam, his mother was called Saved by he, when the visit was over, and hand- Rastus had gathered VloiotofotoroforofcP3 Pitts- presentation pocket knife. up the baggage he was surprised as a nurse. He was educated both at The old Longfellow house, in ed hini a to from "you'll have to give see little Rastus his mother's knee and in the Egyptian field, Mass., had a narrow escape "But," he added, running at break- school it so as not to cut neck speed back court. destruction lately. The high me a halfpenny for toward the train. MEW Uncle Rastus Lesson for July 18. connnission endeavored to secure pos- our friendship!" exclaimed: "What in old some reluctance the Scot de name o' goodness you runnin' back While Moses was keeping Jethro's session of the land on wh!ch the With When The the his pockets and at last pro- to de train for-boy?" Argument of Sheep, God appeared to him in a burn- mansion stands, in which case searched penny. Little Rastus all out of breath, ing bush and commissioned hitn a de- structure would have been demolished. duced a Quality Has adopt ye got change?" he asked anx- panted: "Ah doan wanta ride in no Convinced liverer of His people. Moses faltered The city council refused to "Hae com- iously. wagon what's got lions hitched to it." but God patiently heard and met his the suggestion. The high school if replied the friend, "I'm -Everybody's Magazine. So Many Experienced difficulties. mission announced, however, that "Sorry," it afraid I haven't !" Lesson for July 25. the house had been demolished staircase Mac thought for a minute, "Then Motorists, In memory of the great deliverance was prepared to salvage the Speedways for Europe school can just give me another knife!" of Israel from bondage, the passover and incorporate it into the new you There is a movement in Germany You, too, was under the special he said. for the construction of may be sure that instituted. All who were building on account of speedways run- \ the stair- ning these advantages of QUICK blood were saved from the de- historic interest surrounding the directly from one large city to stroying Ancient Steering Gear another and reserved for high-speed PICK-UP in traffic congestion, angel. way. ABUNDANT Lesson for August 1. Longfellow wrote many poems dur- Paul E. Garber of the Smithsonian cars. As these roads would be used POWER on among rudder of a only by a limited class of drivers they steep grades, HIGH God permitted the Israelites to get ing his residence here and institution says that the SPEED on into the on pintles cannot be built with public money. level roads, straitened circumstances after them was "The Old Clock on Spanish galleon swung MORE MILEAGE stairs by iron straps, Such a scheme, to embrace Europe, for leaving Egypt, In order to teach them Stairs." The clock stood on the fastened to the rudder long journeys are guranteed to house the bend of sim- has been undertaken by a society in- trust Him and also to lay a snare long before he occupied the but free to turn in features exclusive with for relative the hull. The rudder corporated in Italy, under the manage- the enemy. and when it was owned by a ilar straps on bride above the hull straps and ment of Engineer Pricelli. Delibera- Lesson for August 8. of his wife. Longfellow and his straps were this were recessed into the rud- tions have already taken place regard- Before going far into the wilderness spent part of their honeymoon in the pintles ItEXOLINE the the hinged edge. The ing a Hamburg-Milan route, to go via people lusted for the fleshpots of and afterward acquired it by der, flush with Egypt house the water line Hanover, Thuringia, South Germany MOTOR OIL ETHOLINE God answered their murmur- -Chicago Journal. rudder extended above purchase. post Switzerland. Later lines the 'THE WONDER MOTOR MEC ings by giving them quails and manna and was shaped into the rudder and to protects the working parts of your rud- Ruhr district, Berlin and into Czecho- to eat. Christ is the true manna sent below the bend of the poop. The engine under all condition. the poop to slovakia are planned. down from God to man. Those who Desire to Own Land der post passed through had at its eat of his bread shall never die. Race the lower deck. The tiller Old as Human mortise through =MOW EMS,INC Lesson for August 15. rear a rectangular Identified Himself to acquire and own projected. originators and ManufactuPai Jethro, seeing %loses completely oc- The instinct which the rudder post Stories of absent-mindedness were rooted in human be- Haitimore. Md. cupied with Israel, ad- land is as deep being related in the smoking room of the judging of about them. vised ings as almost anything Horseshoes a transatlantic liner. that Moses should be to the peo- for Horseless History offers innumerable texts of ple Godward and that all the any one fears that the game "I am very absent-minded myself," the wisdom of land owner- If weightier matters should be cared for sermons on horseshoes will die out for said a hitherto silent man. "I often the foresight of the pitching SPECIAL by him and that men should ship and proves implements as the automobile find names and telephone numbers suitable in acquiring want of GLASSES be founders of our nation may set his written In my aPPointed to judge the smaller 'nat- expan- replaces the horse, he notebook, but can't re- $1.00 ters. great territories for unlimited are Stationery Offer. God's work should be carefully mind at rest. "Horseshoes" that member what persons they represent. c)rganized min- sion. not be worn by Lately I lied a general so as to relieve his mistaken for na- not shoes and could checking up. It is socially proper as well as business isters of Land ownership, manufactured espe- The name and address of one man like to use printed stationery. unnecessary burdens. the majority horses are now It is aloe tional pride, has caused I economical and apt to result in having pa. Lesson for August 22. Wil- cially for use in the game. baffled me, so wrote to him asking if per and envelopes en To the world's great conflicts. hand, when needed love God with all the heart, soul, of They come in pairs of a regulation he had ever heard of me and if I was We have filled hundreds of orders received liam the Conqueror, in establishing the num- by mail for our $1.00 offer, strength and mind is the fulfillment and weight, painted and supposed to do something for him. He had and have not Of system, founded the law of size a single complaint the first four commandments af the feudal easy identification. In most wrote back a cordial, almost an af- 200 sheets that great estates bered for Hammermill Bond paper, Deealogue. primogeniture so to the presence fectionate letter, saying I 5/12x£41,‘ unruled, padded on request, and the outward aspects, even had already 100 size 6% with might be preserved intact, their proto- envelopes to match. Lesson for August 29. in of caulks, they resemble done it. He was my wife's first hus- Priated either in dark blue, or holders obligated to the crown Not over 4 black Loving our neighbor as we love our- types, hut they betray themselves for band." lines neat type, the same form men and money. on both paper and envelopes selves is the of the last terms of really are by the absence Envelopes fulfillment was to send forth what they printed on back or front. Unless other- SIX The effect it had wise directed, orders TWO VISITS EACH MONTH. commandments of the Decalogue. search of of nail holes. Facts and Figures for ladies will be adventurous younger sons in printed on back, and for gentlemen, on Supreme love to God and love to our "How much do you weigh now?" front. Owing to increased patronage and f lands of their own. Even feudalism ellowman as we love ourselves is the That Cruel asked the beauty expert, on whom she Instead of name. an Old English the desire to give better optical ser- sum successfully combat the in- Not letter can be initial total of human could not used, if desired. Initial sta- vice, we will make visits the 1st. and duty. own land. It was Mary Jane's first week at had called. tionery should have a box stinct to acquire and street number, or 3rd. Fridays of each month. Next vis- Lesson for September 5. school. Each day she hurried home "One hundred and seventy pounds," address. God When desired, ruled paper will its through Christ dwells in the story to tell mother of the answered the client. ish,?.d (167 be turn- .111 with a sheets) with 100 size 6/12 en- idst of His people-just as He did For That Tired Feeling occurrence. "When you are ready to tell me velc pes. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1 and 15, 1926. day's We in the midst of Israel in the taber- be almost at the rushed into the your real weight," she do not print envelopes alone, or pa- Meat seems to One evening she said, "I will be per alone, at 50c. MR. BELL, an optometrist of 25 nacle. foods; oysters "Mother, ready to talk business." head of the list of iron house, saying to her mother: Cash with order, when sent by mail years experience in active practice Lesson for September 12. behind; spinach is as valu- the teacher wanted The customer blushed and told the Write instructions, and copy for the print- and registered by Md. State are not far do you know what ing, very plainly. Board In carrying on of God's work all been taught to regard truth. Then she asked how the When mailed to 3rd examination, uses the most able as we have us children to bring her tomorrow? beauty and 4th. Zones, add Sc; to 5th. Zone, or efficient Should vegetables, such as further, add 10c. methods in examination and offer willingly such gifts, as It; other leafy Cat-tails! She told every one who expert knew she was heavier than the diagnosis they cannot THE and guarantees satisfactory have. cabbage, lettuce and chard, could bring some to raise his hand. weight she first gave. CARROLL RECORD CO., service Many of the TANEYTOWN. MD. at reasonable prices. Lessen for September 19. compare with spinach. But, mother, I didn't raise my hand, "Madam," answered the woman, Di low in iron, Many patients have been sobedience to God's laws always fruits and vegetables are cause we haven't any cats, and, any- "surely you know that figures never relieved 1?_rIngs of us have be- of eye strain due to defective vision calamities, while obedience to much lower than some way, I knew you wouldn't let me cut lie." NOTICE TO CREDITORS. God's raisins, however, or improperly fitted glasses. Appoint- law is always accompanied with lieved. Prunes and tails off." This is to give notice that the have their subscrib- ments may be made at Sarbaugh's blessings. deserve a high rank, just as we er has obtained from the Orphans' Court Storehouses of Gold of Carroll County, Maryland, Jewelry Store. supposed. Potatoes are surprisingly letters of ad- than Wise Old Cat Gold is either found in yelps or In ministration on the estate of Also don't forget we do all Our good; indeed, they are better kinds of Assignments is, A London householder is responsible a placer or gravel deposit. Placers ABBYLONEY STAMBAUGH, repairs, Optical, Watch, Clock of the other vegetables, that late of and God never gave man a thing to do, many latest story of animal sagac- are the result of shattered and eroded Carroll County, Maryland, deceas- Jewelry. Also a fine line of are not depleted by careless for the ed, under the provisions of Chapter 146 of every- concerning which it were irreverent if they inasmuch as We have had so veins in the mountains. Streams car- thing that is carried in a Eggs are valuable. ity, and the Acts of the General Assembly of Ma- first-class to Ponder how preparation. other ried the howlders, ryland of 1912. All resident or Jewelry Store. See the Son of God would bread made from many tales of sea serpents and cobbles and fine non-resi- us and save have done it. Whole cereals and dent creditors of the decedent are hereby money in your -G. Macdonald. sources such varmints, it would be cruel to gravel, with the released gold, down warned to eahibit their needs. the entire grain are important claims against good iron cast doubt upon its veracity. to the valleys, where it settled and said decedent with the vouchers thereof of iron. Dried beans are legally authenticated, to the A does The householder says that his pet partly solidified. Some of the gravel subscriber,anci Prayer foods. Although the glass of milk to file the same in the Orphans' Court of SARBAUGH Father, we thank Thee for Thy ten- if taken in tomcat developed the habit of begging and gold was deposited along and in Carroll County, on or before the 20th. day der mere- not contain much iron, of JEWELER, Y and milk be- for cheese from the dining table. A the beds of streams. This is either March, 1927; they may otherwise by Thy loving kindness customary large amounts law be excluded from all benefit of said TANEYTOWN, MD, shown us in so source of watch was kept on the cat, and it was hydraulicked or dredged. Gold in Main Store, many ways. comes quite Important as a estate. Hanover, Pa. much bet- discovered that after eating the cheese veins may be found in almost any Given under my Iron. Cane molasses is a hand this 23rd. day of 10-23-5-tf Th sugar.-The he would go to a mousehole and rock, such as slate, schist, diorite or August 1926. e Humble Saint ter source of iron than A humble breathe heavily down it. greenstone, granite and quartzite. JACOB M. STAMBAUGH, citizen saint looks most like a Delineator. Administrator of Abbyloney Stam- of heaven.-Echoes. baugh, deceased. 8-27-5t Subscribe for the RECORD Miss Morris, of Baltimore, spent CHURCH NOTICES. LAST PAGE EDITORIAL. 959595959595 95 last week-end with Miss Nellie B. TANEYTOWN LOCALS This column is for the free use of all Are You Hess. churches, a Good Citizen? Taneytown's "Leading Fashion Store" for a brief announcement of we Sell I95 Items services. Please do not elaborate. It is of news from town, or vicinity are always Standard always wanted for this column. Especial- A large number of former Taney- understood that the public is in- Before you say, "Yes, certainly," 95 Sewing cited. consider a few things. Machine, ly accidents, sales of real estate, fires, im- towners attended the Fair, on 95 I portant happenings, visits to or from the First of all,no person is a good safe community social events, and all matters Wednesday or Thursday. Manchester U. B. citizen who a good et general interest to those at home, and Charge, Bixler's has not character N' away from home. -Sunday School, 9:30; Holy Com- all the way through; and it is pretty Dr. M. L. Bott, of Washington, at- munion, 10:30. difficult to have a good character cons P08. tended the Fair, and is now visiting Mt. Zion-Rally Day Services will without being a good Christian, regu- Miss Jane Criswell, of York 95 Springs Mr. and Mrs. John C. Shreeve. take place of both Sunday School lar in attendance at church, and an 95 DEP,4RTMENTSTORt, was a visitor at Dr. F. T. Elliot's sev- and Preaching Service, and will be observer of its teachings. TANEYTOWN, MD. eral days this week. Mrs. Maude A. Collins, of Ridley held in the afternoon. If you have Second, good citizens always obey 95 Park, Pa., spent Wednesday and failed to meet your financial obliga- all of the laws of the state and gen- 95 Mr. and tion, will you kindly do so as we only eral government. Mrs. Homer Stover, of Col- Thursday, with Mrs. Nettie S. Angell. 95 umbia, Pa., spent Monday with Mr. have two more weeks in this confer- Third, they not only personally obey 95 ence year. Mr. John C. Armacost, the laws, but use their best efforts in Special Features for Fall. and Mrs. Chas. Boyd. "A Kiss for Cenderella", will be president of the District S. School seeing that others obey them, for no shown at the New Theatre, Oct 4 and Association of Baltimore Co., will citizen is good who winks at law- Rev. and Mrs. Chas. W. Hess, of 5th., for the benefit of our town Lib- make the address in the rally service. breaking and immorality by others. Attractive Merchandise at low Cost. Brunswick, visited relatives here and rary. C. E. in the evening, at 8:00. Fourth, good citizens are strictly attended the Fair, this week. Manchester-Holy Communion and honest, truthful, pay their debts, live 95 Mrs. Frank Messier, daughter of Harvest Home Service, at 7:30. Home within their means, and help one an- 95 New Autumn Dress Goods Gingham and Prints Corn cutting has generally com- coming services each evening during other. Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Chenoweth, is 95 In the week. Visiting ministers will be Fifth, they maintain a clean home Crepes, Serges, Wool, Flan- in the new shades. The ideal menced, but much of it is unseason- nels and colorful novelties. 95 quite ill at Frederick City Hospital, present and preach. Monday, Rev. life, bring up children to be moral and fabrics for Misses' School Dress- ably green for this time in the year. with appendicitis. W. M. Beattie, Hanover; Tuesday, honest, and stand by every worthy es. 95 Rev. P. E. Holdcraft, Baltimore; Wed- institution of their home community. Blankets. Mr. and Mrs. James Slick and 95 Mrs. H. D. Hawk who has been vis- nesday, Rev. C. E. Stahlman, Line- Sixth, good citizens never bear The more desirable types of daughter, Louise, 95 Sweaters. of Littlestown, iting this summer in Harford county, boro; Thursday, Rev. George Brown; "false witness" either by word, or by 95 Blankets and Comforts for the spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Friday, Rev. John Lehman, Green- outward profession. coming chilly nights. Merchan- Men, has returned home. She was ill part mount. Women and Children, all Mrs. Roy Carbaugh. The services will begin at Seventh, a good citizen is not one 95 dise giving-out-of-the-ordinary wool fine of the time while away. '7:30. You are welcome. who "gets by" because he isn't found gauge knit in navy, values. maroon and brown. George P. B. Englar, Republican Miller's-S. School, at 9:30. out; nor who owns a lot of property The names of all the candidates, as and a good big bank account, and can candidate for State Senator, and J. they now stand will be found on our Taneytown U. B. Church-Sunday complain of the size of his tax bill. Ross Galt, of New School, 9:30; Windsor, were Editorial page, this week, to remain Jr. C. E., 6:00; Sr. C. Read these qualifications over care- SHOES. SHOES. callers at the Record Office, on Wed- E., 7:00; Evening Worship, 8:00. fully. There are others; but compli- 95 as a directory until after the election. Harney-Rally nesday. Day Service, 9:30; ance with these, will help a long way 95 Remarkable values; newness of styles; excellence of Special Harvest Home Service, 10:30. toward graduation, and a diploma. materials The brick bungalow owned by Mrs. Kathryn Garrett, and workmanship and extended variety. Misses Mattie and Annie Sell, Mrs. of Hanover, Basehoar and Kump, on Emmit,sburg will be the speaker; also several Charles Reed and daughter, Arlene, St., Taneytown, has been sold to Wm. musical selections will be rendered by 95 Women's. Men's all of Frizellburg, spent last Saturday Male Chorus. Next Sunday, Holy Children's. Rittase through D. W. Garner real 100 Head Cattle 95 One-strap Slippers Heavy, all leath- with George Clabaugh and wife, at Communion: Morning, Taneytown; in Patent and Vici estate broker on private terms. Evening, Harney. er, good year Webb Good Solid School Linden Farm. Tan and Vici Ox- Work Shoes. Shoes Shoes and Oxfords There will be no game of baseball Trinity Lutheran,Taneytown-9:00 95 fords. Step-in Pumps and Oxfords in black Charles Hesson has in Patent entered the this Saturday, but on Saiturday after- Sunday School; 10:00 Anti-Saloon 95 and Vici. and tan for dress. that will wear. Freshman Class of Gettysburg College noon. Oct. 2, at 2:30, a game will be League speaker; 6:30 Christian En- 95 and commenced study on Monday. deavor; 7:30 Evening Worship; S. played with the York, Pa., profes- Howard J. Spalding, Littlestown, 95 Men's Fall Hats and Caps. Rugs, Gettysburg has the largest enroll- S. Rally, Oct. 3rd. sionals. This will be the last game Pa., has for sale one hundred head of 95 Hats in the latest ment in its history. Fall shapes of the season. Keysville Lutheran Church-S. S., Cows, Heifers, Steers and Bulls to go with and without fancy bands, in Rugs in Brussels, Wool and 9:30; Harvest Home Service, 10:30; anywhere. _ Steel, Gray, Pearl and Light Tan. Fibre, Congoleum and Linoleum. California with its earthquakes and C. E. Society, 7:30. Mrs. G. May Fouke, who is visit- H. J. SPALDING, th Caps in fashionable plaids and Linoleum and Congoleum by the rainy season, and Florida with its yard. Special prices in these ing her brother in Baltimore, was Uniontown Circuit, Church of God Lttlestown, Pa. 95 colors, silk tined. hurricanes and killing frosts. floor coverings. Instead knocked down by an automobile, -Sunday School, 9:30; Preaching 9-24-3m of taking your choice of the two, bet- Sunday night, while crossing a Service, 10:30. There will be an Ordi- SUITS. ter stay in Maryland. nance Service, at Frizellburg, Sunday UNDERWEAR. street. She was taken to Franklin evening, 7:30. Everybody is invited PRIVATE SALE Men's and Boys' Suits, made to Richard S. Hill has returned home Square Hospital, and is reported not to attend these services. 95 order and ready made new Fall Fall Underwear for everybody, Ppraitcteedrns, are here and specially medium from Schenectady, N. Y., where he to be seriously injured. My farm which is located in Taney- 95 weight and heavy for Uniontown Lutheran Charge, St. town cold weather. spent a pleasant summer with his son, District, Carroll County, at A heavy storm that amounted to a Paul's-S. S., 9:30; Worship and Ser- Piney Creek Church, on the hard road Warren R. He also visited Pittsfield, cloudburst, in Hagerstown and vicin- mon, 10:30; Jr. and Sr. Catechise, 7; leading from Taneytown to Harney, 9595 95959595959595959595959595! Mass., and Hartford, Conn. C. E., 7:30. containing ity, was responsible for the shutting Emmanuel (Baust)-Union S. S., at 150 ACRES OF LAND, Dr. and Mrs. F. T. Elliot and fam- off of our electric current Thursday 1:30; Worship and Sermon, 2:30. night. The "static" practically put Mt. Union-S. S., 9:15; C. E., at of which 7 Acres are Timber. This ily, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Hesson, Mr. farm is in a high state of cultivation, radios out of business, but a few 7:30; Jr. and Sr. Catechise, Saturday, and Mrs. P. B. Englar and daughter, 2:30. yielding good crops each year. good ones received enough the Large Textile Plant Ada, and Mrs. Joel Greist and son, of St. Luke's (Winter's)-Women's 2V2 STORY BRICK HOUSE, fight to tell how it was going. spent Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. Missionary Society, Wednesday, Sept. containing 9 rooms, wash house with AT BALTIMORE, MD. and Mrs. Lewis Elliot, near York 29, at 2:30, at Mrs. Thomas Fritz, of cistern. Offers attractive positions to girls Mrs. Nettie Angell received a let- New Windsor. sixteen to twenty years of Springs, ter, this Friday marning, from her BANK BARN, 45x75, age. Good wages paid while learning. Experienced operators make sister, Mrs. Wm. E. Wagner, of Presbyterian, Taneytown-Sabbath large wagon shed, auto and machine from $15.00 to $20.00 per week. Write for full particulars as to The County Commissioners, last shed, hog house, large poultry build- Miami, Florida, telling of the safety School, 10:00; Christian Endeavor, wage and board, and also give full particulars of yourself. week, went over the roads from Har- 6:45; Preaching Service, 7:30; ing, and several other necessary of herself and husband throughout Com- ney to the Frederick county line, munion Service, Oct. 3, '1:00; Pre- buildings. All of these buildings are EMPLOYMENT DEPARTMENT, the hurricane that was most severe roofed with high-graded galvanize. A Taneytown to Keymar, and Keymar paratory Service, Oct. 1. 7:30. at Miami. Like thousands of others, Presbyterian, Piney Creek-Preach well of never-failing water at the t• WM. E. to Uniontown, and ordered repairs house furnishes water HOOPER & SONS CO., they had a narrow escape and thrill- ing Service, 9:30; Sabbath School, at supply for all made as soon as possible. the stock. The entire farm contains 3502 ing experience. 10:30; Communion Service, Oct. 3, Parkdale Ave„ 9:30; Preparatory Service, Oct. 2, at a good wire fence with best mountain BALTIMORE, .0 W. W. Sweigart, Merrill, Miss., in 2:00. locust posts. MD, Last Fall while plowing, Carroll C. l renewing his subscription, says; "Had CLAUD E. CONOVER, AttA'0._tWt” !/ !tl/Itttt-tt-LIAttttttittttttt Hess lost a small purse containing a fully expected to see you this Fall, as Reformed Church, Taneytown-S. Taneytown, Md. $10.00 and a $1.00 bill. This week, School, 9:15; Service, 10:15; C. E., at I had intended going to the Sesqui, while harrowing the same ground, he 6:30; Missionary Service, at 7:30; S. 455 but changed my mind and went to S. Rally Day, Sunday morning, Oct. ooo o oTto : :$C)i I •f Z.ta turned up the purse and found the Des Moines, Iowa, instead, where my 3rd. PUBLIC SALE +;) notes fully recognizable, but of course son Warfel is with the Des Moines Keysville-Sunday School, at 1:00; - OF - muddy and in bad condition. They Service, at 2:00. Register and Leader as circulation will be redeemed by the Treasury De- manager." There will be a special sermon on 10,000 Feet of Lumber partment, when sent in. Fireworks Tonight Temperance, by Elder C. F. Bucher, The new High School building is al- -ON - Mr. and Mrs. Elvin D. Dern re- next Sunday, 26th. inst., 7:00 P. M., ready reported to be overcrowded at the Piney Creek Brethren (Bethel) in turned to Ohio, today, Friday, for the Saturday October 2nd., 1926, the lower grades, owing Church. Owing to the rain, last night, the extra largely to purpose of packing up and removing scholars coming in AT 1:00 O'CLOCK. from the district to Hagerstown, where they have fine display of FIREWORKS will be set off schools. This Taneytown 5-Hagerstown 4. is extremely unfortu- bought a new home, which they will On the Jas. D. Haines farm two this Friday night at Fair nate, and appears to show a serious miles west of Taneytown, on Taney- Ground. occupy about October 1st. Miss The Taneytown Stars defeated the miscalculation in planning the build- Oneida entered Irving College, on Hagerstown Orioles, Saturday after- town-Emmitsburg State Road, includ- ing, or too much option on the part noon by a score of 5 to 4. It was ing t::t74 Cr.::e'4e :CC C. Wednesday, so will be convenient to :10 'f.1 "4":4°:, 54. 54. 544 544 of the anybody's game until the last man public as to what school their the new home. Mr. Dern has sold his A LOT OF 1-inch BOARDS, children in the lower grades must at- was retired in the visitors half of the garage business in Athens, Ohio. 9th. The tend. home team gathered 10 All lengths. hits to the visitors 7, but most of Don't forget the Parent-Teacher the BALANCE SEASONED PLANK meeting in the High School building, former's hits were unfruitful. Hitch- Those who spent Sunday with cock was the star player for the home 2 to 3% inches thick. PAINTING AND Monday evening, at 8:00 o'clock. There Cleve Weishaar and family, were: team, and besides sharp errorless TERMS made known on day of sale Mr. and Mrs. John Locke and son, will be an entertaining program and fielding made three of the 10 hits, the last a JAS. D. HAINES. Charles; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Covell an election of officers, 3-bagger that brought in the wining run. CHAS. MORT, Auct. 9-24-2t PAPER HANGING and children, Marvin, Merian, Junior William E. Shaw, of Baltimore, a Shaffer out struck 7 men-three in SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25th. and Paul, all of Frederick; Milton visitor to the Fair, reported that his the first inning-and Baker 3; and Bankert, Jesse Clingan, Edw. Clin- son, Wilmer, was in the Florida hur- each pitcher passed 5 men and hit 1 BUCK JONES Work done by contract or by the gan, Mrs. Samuel Clingan, Ethel batsman. There were but few errors Transfers & Abatements. ricane. at West Palm Beach. In a but they were costly and apparently hours. I have all kinds of Wall Clingan, Donald, Raymond and Junior -IN-- very interesting letter he gave de- counted for two of the runs on each Paper to suit every room in your Clingan also spent Sunday evening at scriptions very much on the order of side. Hagerstown wasted a good 3- The Burgess and Commission- house. the same place. the newspaper• reports. He was un- bagger in the second inning in a lost ers will sit at their office in the "Fighting Buckaroo" effort to stretch it into a home run, Municipal Building,Monday and hurt, rescued his car that was in wa- COMEDY Just drop me a card and I will call The offer of the State Forestry but the runner would not have scored Tuesday evenings, September ter over the running board, and had had he played safe. to Department to furnish, free, suitable 27th. and 28th., ft om 730 until see you and estimate on your numerous exciting experiences. TANEYTOWN: "Hot Heels" trees for 5 miles of public road-side 9:00, for the purpose of making Painting and Paper Hanging. Thank- - AB. R. H. O. A. E. planting, should enlist the interest of CARD OF THANKS. Transfers and Abatements. ing you for past favors, I remain Dern, 2b 5 0 0 1 4 SEPTEMBER 30th. Taneytown district. There is no oth- Arigo, 3b 3 1 2 3 1 By Order of THURSDAY, We, the undersigned, take Yours Respectfully, er road in the county so Well adapted this Hitchcock, ss 4 0 3 1 4 BURGESS &COMMISSIONERS NORMA SHEARER and method to thank the people, all who to tree planting, on account of its Peeser, c 5 0 0 9 1 gave cash, etc., and helped in any CLYDE L. HESSON. Clerk. CHANEY width, as the Kunkle, If 3 0 0 0 0 LON GEO. C. KEMPER, Taneytown-Westmins- way, so willingly and generously, to Behrens, cf 2 1 2 1 0 9-17-2t ter road, either north or south of Tan. make a success at our Festival, which Hamine, rf 4 1 1 0 0 -IN- No. 2 Park Ave., eytown. If you did not do so, read was held in Keymar, Sept. 6th., for Fuss, lb 3 1 0 12 0 the benefit of the the article on the subject in last Taneytown and Un- Shaffer, p 4 1 2 0 3 PUBLIC SALE "The Tower of Lies" LITTLESTOWN, PA. ion Bridge Fire Companies. week's issue. 9-24-3t COMMITTEE. Totals 33 5 10 27 13 4 The undersigned, will sell at public -PATHE NEWS- HAGERSTOWN ORIOLES: sale at his residence in Keysville, on Mr. and Mrs. John Trone, Mr. and Entertained at Corn Roast. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1926, Mrs. Clarence Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. AB. R. H. 0. A. PUBLIC SALE Kretter, rf 4 1 1 2 0 0 at 1:00 P. M., the following personal James McClean, Isaac Staley, Leo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flickinger and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Flickinger, en- Byam, ss 3 0 0 0 1 0 property: The undersigned will sell at public Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sauer- tertained a number of their friends at Mann, c 3 1 0 8 0 0 3 BEDROOM SUITS, sale on the Edward MeGlaughlin farm Cohen, 3b 4 1 2 0 2 0 wein and sons, Staley,Raymond, Wil- a corn roast, in Shady Oak Grove, walnut; one good better known as the Stewart Annan Lizer, lb 4 1 2 9 0 0 FEEDING CATTLE farm, % of a mile from Motters Sta- liam and daughter, Marguerite, Mr. Sunday, Sept. 19th. 5-PIECE PARLOR SUIT, Those Wolfinger, cf 3 0 0 2 1 0 tion, along the private road leading and Mrs. Earling Kuhl, daughter, present were: Mr. and Mrs. Will have next week Five Hundred Wm. Upton; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dis- Symder, If 3 0 0 30 rugs, tables, chairs, from Dry Bridge to the Edward Long Marguerite Nita, and son, John, Mrs. ney, daughter, Doris, Halethorpe, Md; MrAfee, 2b 4 0 0 02 1 1 GOOD OAK BUFFET, Head of Feeding Cattle. All sizes and farm, on Baker, p 3 0 Lemmon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kouk, Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Warehime, Rosie 1 0 3 one organ, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, *Kline 1 0 1 0 0 kinds-Steers, Bulls and Heifers. daughters, Edna and Mildred and son, Warner, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. GOOD KITCHEN STOVE, at 1:00 o'clock, sharp, the following: Grant Flickinger, daughters, Mostly 6%c to 71,4c. Call or phone. Wilbur, Baltimore; Mr. and Mrs. F. Myrtle articles too numerous 15,000 Ft. OF LUMBER, and Carrie; Mr. and Mrs. John Flick- Totals 32 4 724 9 1 and many other B. Hornberger and Fred Staley, of inger, daughter, Madyln, Hanover; Taneytown 0-4-0-0 0 0 0 1 x=5 to mention. H. F. COVER, Boards, 2x4's, 4x4's, etc. Steelton; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Orn- Mr. and Mrs. John Flickinger, daugh- Hagerstown 0-0-1-0-0-3-0-0-0= 4 TERMS made known on day of sale 40 CORDS OF OAK SLAB WOOD dorff, sons, Bobby and Buddy, of Un- ter, Isabelle, son Irving, Miss Owens, *Kline batted for Baker in the 9th. Will also offer my property consist- WESTMINSTER, MD. 40 ACRES TREE TOPS. Mills; Mr. and ion Mills; Mr. and Union Mrs. N. H. Three-base hits-Cohen, Hitchcock, ing of ad- Mrs. James Staley, Babylon, Mrs. Mary The above lot of lumber was Strieb, Isabelle two-base hits-Kretzer, Lizer, Arigo, 15 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, September 4th, Taneytown; Mr. and Mrs. Austin S. Stimeling, Tyrone; Mr. and Mrs. vertised to be sold on Behrens. Stolen bases- Symder (2); improved good eight-room the rainy weather sale Staley, and daughter, Beatrice, and Emory Flickinger, daughter, Ruthan- with a but owing to Kline. Hitchcock, Kunkle. Sacrifice house, barn and other outbuildings, all Taneytown Grain and Hay Market. was postponed to September 25th. Paul Trostle, Littlestown, were enter- na, son Eldon, Ralph Wantz, Mr. and hits-Hamme. Bases on balls-off Anna, in excellent condition. TERMS made known on day of sale tained Sunday at the home of Mr. Mrs. Wm. Flickinger, daughter, Shaffer 4, off Baker 6. Struck out by Anna and Stanley Lutz, Mr. and Shaffer 7, by Baker 2. Hit by pitcher TERMS made known on day of sale Wheat $1.23@$1.23 STOUTER & RIFFLE. and Mrs. Clarence Baumgardner and Mrs. Maurice Flickinger, sons, Charles -by Shaffer (Byam), by Baker A. N. FORNEY. Corn, old .75@ .75 CHARLES P. MORT, Auct. family, Taneytown. and William, Taneytown. (Behrens). 9-17-2t Rye Straw $10.40@$10.00 P. F. B1TKET, Clerk. 9-17-2t