THE RECORD WILL ADVERTISEMENTS REPAY ITS COST COST THOSE MOST MANY TIMES IN A WHO DON'T READ YEAR. THE CARROLL RECORD THEM. Vol,. 30 TANEYTOWN. MARYLAND, FRIDAY. APRIL 18, 1924. NO.142

A PROCLAMATION. AUTOMOBILE RECIPROCITY. PRIMARIES MUST BE HELD.

NEW RULES ON By the President of the United States SMITH AND M'ADOO Now Awaits only the Signature of JAPAN ANGRY OVER The Law Clearly Covers the Present of America. the President. EXCLUSION ACT Situation. INTOXICANTS Whereas, it is essential to the con- LEADING CANDIDATES Automobile reciprocity between President Coolidge is the only can- tinued comfort, welfare, and prosper- Maryland and Washington was ap- didate who has filed in Muyland for ity of the people of the United States proved by Congress, on Monday, with -like Talk by Newspapers in the Presidential nomination, and be- Regulation No, 60, that Becomes that abundant forests, widely distrib- John W. Davis 1Claimed to be the acceptance of a bill in which the War cause of this, Republican primaries Effective on May 1. uted and maintained in a condition of Stronger than present Leaders. -A District levies a two-cent tax on gas- Japanese Nation. must be held, according to a ruling of high productiveness, be forever wise- oline. The fight between the state Attorney General Robinson. The law says; ly conserved as one of our greatest The Democratic nomination for the and District has been of long stand- Congress has passed an act exclud- The Baltimore American, of Thurs- ing, and the agreement will be gen- "'The Board of Supervisors of day, contained the following on Reg- natural resources: and Presidency, at present, seems to rest ing Japanese immigrants from the Whereas, because of our constantly erally pleasing- to motorists. United States, the Senate having Elections in each county of the State ulations No. 60, just issued; between William Gibbs McAdoo and cause to increasing need for wood and other New York. Sen- The fight for passage was led by acted, on Monday, by a vote of 76 to and of Baltimore city shall "Farmers have no advantage over Governor Smith, of Zihlman printed upon the Presidential prim- forest products, together with our ator ,of Georgia, is still in Representative of Maryland, 2 to abrogate the present "gentle- be other folks in the manufacture of Underwood chairman of the District Com- ary election ballots in each of said fruit past failure to provide for reforesta- the running, but has dropped back, acting man's agreement" to ignore present non-intoxicating cider and mittee and author of the measure. counties and in each legislative dis- juices under new regulations of the tion, we are drawing upon our sup- hardly with any apparent likelihood exclusion laws. Japanese Ambassador plies of timber four titres as fast as rank. E. Austin Baughman, Commission- Hanihara had protested the proposed trict of Baltimore city, and beneath Federal prohibition unit, effective of getting in the front or group of names of any they are renewed through growth;and the two leaders, er of Automotive Vehicles of Mary- act in a sharp letter to the State De- the name May 1, copies of which were widely The race between comments that wiping out the qualified candidate or candidates for Whereas, the most formidable present, seems about equal, and land, partment which was virtually a distributed yesterday by Edmund at double license will meet with general the nomination of President of any of Budnitz, prohibition director for Ma- agency of forest destruction and pre- political prophets are assured that threat to the United States, and the vention of reforestation is fire and, of satisfaction. He says 12,000 Wash- answer by the Senate, is as direct a such parties and distinctly separated ryland. the contest is going to be a hot one from' the name the fires which annually devastate that meets in New ington motorists last year paid $300,- reply that Japan can not dictate to by appropriate lines "Regulation 60," as the 255-page in the convention Maryland licenses, but that or names of such qualified candidates vast areas, four-fifths are ascribed in York City. McAdoo will have the 000 for us in the matter. volume is called, is a complete revis- the loss of revenue will not be regret- and in plainly legible type the words origin to human agencies and virtu- "oil" connection against him while The Senate's action was intended ion of rules relating to alcoholic ted by the 220,000 Maryland automo- "For An Uninstructed Delegation" liquors. On the point about which ally all may be controlled and made the "wetness" of Gov. Smith will be as a direct rebuke to Ambassador innocuous through prudence, care and hie drivers Who now can drive at will Hantihara for the tone of his protest and to the right thereof a square for Representative John Philip Hill has his handicap; but, unless another Columbia with- of the voter in the vigilance; appears,it looks now within the District of against American immigration "dis- the cross-mark long maintained an active controver- Moses as though have the foreign license same manner and relative location as Therefore, I, Calvin Coolidge,Pres- one or the other will be the party's out having to crimination" against the Japanese. It sy with the prohibition unit, the text John N. Mackall, State Roads Com- the square for the cross-mark is says: ident of the United States, do urge standard bearer. was an unequivocal repudiation of upon the Governors of the various missioner, called the action the tri- Secretary of State Hughes, who op- printed to the night of the name of "Any person, for use exclusively in Some hold to the opinion that the -year fight. any candidate upon the primary elec- States to designate amd set apart the fight will be so strong that one will umph of a 16 posed exclusion. It put up to Pres- his home, may manufacture cider and John E. Raine, executive secretary tion ballots as in this sub-title pro- fruit juices which are non-intoxicat- week of April 21-27, 1924, as Forest eventually kill off the other, and that ident Coolidge an international no Protection Week, and, wherever prac- of the Automobile Trades Association less important than a domestic poli- vided, so that such voters of the party ing without obtaining a permit. Fruit a "dark horse" will win in the end,but who wish to vote for an uninstructed ticable and not in conflict with State in the back- declared it is the most progressive tical policy. juices may not lawfully be used for just now this opinion is Maryland delegation to the national convention law or accepted customs, to celebrate ground. automobile legislation for The position of Secretary Hughes beverage purposes after becoming in- in a long time. of their party may do so." toxicating." Arbor Day within that week. I also Mr. Davis, of New York, who so re- was viewed as one of undoubted em- urge all citizens, either in association barrassment. Not only did he, on his Galen L. Tait, chairman of the Re- In another place the word "intoxi- cently made public some very radical Committee, or as individuals, all schools, and the the Latest Weather Forecast. own intitiative, protest to Congress publican State Central cating" is said to be defined by the statements as to the injustice of said the ruling is no surprise. In a press of the land to give common demands made of candidates, is held against the proposed exclusion national prohibition act—that is,any- The necessity of obtaining the lat- statement two weeks ago he said Re- thing is intoxicating that contains thought to the protection of our for- to be a "possibility" notwithstanding amendment, but he forwarded to both ests from fire, to the end that, in the est weather forecast cannot be too Houses the extraordinary note pre- publicans would have the choice be- more than one-half of 1 percent by the fact that as an attorney he has Coolidge, future as in the past, these forests big financial inter- strongly emphasized. In a climate sented to the State Dewtment on tween voting for President volume of alcohol. The person who represented many the only candidate filed, and an unin- may supply us with wood, protect the ests. where weather changes are as rapid Thursday last by Ambassador Hani- wishes to make cider or fruit juice as in Maryland, the entire outlook structed delegation." under this rule may have the fruit purity of our streams, and otherwise The Frederick Citizen, the Demo- hara on behalf of the Japanese Gov- serve the people of the United States. Frederick, contained may change in a few hours. Fore- ernment, declaring that the adoption pressed out by anyone equipped with cratic paper of Carroll Co. Society of Baltimore. In Witness Whereof, I have hereun- in its last issue the following article, casts are issued by the weather bu- of the amendment would cause the propes mach4nery, but must take reau every 12 hours. The morning the product home immediately. to set my hand and caused the seal of claiming John W. Davis, of New York "grave consequences." the United States to be affixed. forecast, issued at about 10 A. M. For having transmitted that note The annual meeting of the Carroll If it goes sour he may sell it to a to be the strongest Democratic can- County Society of Baltimore was held Done at the City of Washington didate for the Presidential nomina- Eastern tiue, is broadcast by many to Congress, presumably without licensed manufacturer of vinegar. But noon or even before April 10. The following officers were than im- this 15th. day of Feb., in the year of tion. radio stations at having registered a remonstrance if it is intended for other that hour. This is the forecast that elected: J. Hantton Baumgartner, mediate beverage use, or for other our Lord one thousand nine hundred "John W. Davis is now definitely against the language employed by and twenty-four, and of the Inde- appears in the afternoon edition of the Japanese Ambassador, Secretary president; Dr. Edwin B. Fenby and than home use, fresh cider and fruit the leading candidate for the Demo- Mrs. P. C. Kennedy, vice-presidents; pendence of the United States of cratic nomination. He is not, of the newspapers. The evening fore- Hughes brought down upon his own juices must be immediately sterilized cast, issued at about 9:30 P. M., is George R. Babylon, recording secre- and sealed or otherwise preserved. America the one hundred and forty- course, the outstanding candidate of head a storm of indignation from eighth. broadcast at about 10 P. M., of the Senators. In a brief executive ses- tary; Miss Carrie E. Green, corres- Dried fruits, dandelions and rhu- his party that President Coolidge is ponding secretary: A. Guy Buffington, (Seal) of the Republicans, but he has pulled same date. sion preceding the public debate, M. barb may not be lawfully used for the Radio is an excellent way for farm- criticism, treasurer, and Philip M. Lemmon, production of "non-intoxicating cider CALVIN COOLIDGE. far enough in front of the crowd of Hughes came in for bitter By the President: ers, fruit growers, and others living especially at the hands of Senators board of governors. and fruit juices." aspirants for the nomination to be Appropriate action upon the recent CHARLES E. HUGHES, easily distinguishable as the leader. in rural districts to obtain the fore- Hiram Johnson, of California, who, it The advertisement and sale of all cast, although it may be necessary death of Dr. Joseph T. Hering, a apparatus and materials for the man- Secretary of State. Until the publication of his now was reported, made frequent use of for you to bring this matter to your the word "supine" in characterizing former officer of the Society, was ufacture of liquor for use in the famous letter refusing to sever his Preliminary connections, Mr. nearest broadcast station, requesting Mr. Hughes' foreign policies. taken. plans were made home or elsewhere for beverage pur- New York legal looking to an excursion to Farm Bureau Notes. Davis was certainly in the van of the that the weather forecast be sent out The Japanese press is very indig- Carroll poses are forbidden. at stated intervals. County during the summer. The tour Beer, ale and porter, without re- Democratic aspirants, but more be- nant and war-like in its tone over the Friday, April 25, is Carroll County In Maryland nearly every county action of the Senate, one paper going will include stops at a number of gard to'alcoholic content, may not be cause of the disabilities of his com- towns. Guernsey day. This meeting will be positive quali- agent receives the morning forecast so far as to say: "A clash between manufactured in the home or else- petitors than for any A collection of valuable historical held in the County Agent's Office, ties of his own. His letter, however, at about 10:30 A. M., and it may be races sooner or later is inevitable. where except under severe conditions from his office by telephone records, incident to the formation of which only manufacture on a com- Times Building, Westminster, at 1:30 has thrown a strong affirmative re- obtained American apparently wants it now P.M. flection on the public screen and immediately after that hour. In and all races opposed to the whites Carroll County was presented to the mercial scale can meet. some towns and cities the postmaster Society by Edwin Wilmer Shriver, The sale of malt extract with hops All dairymen who are interested serves to make him the leading can- should rise up." in the Guernsey breed are urged to be didate more because of himself than also receives the morning forecast At the very least, the situation is formerly of Westminster. and clarifier to other than permit- soon after 10 A. M., and sends it out Mr. Shriller, the originator of the tees is not permissible, notwithstand- present. 0. C. Jones, Field man for because of his rivals. bound to result in 'strained relations' the Guernsey Breeders Association The general public sizes the various by the next carrier. If, however, between the two governments. Just rural free delivery system, explained ing the fact that the vendor may rural carriers leave the postoffice only its development. Mr. Shrtiver said the furnish the purchaser of such mater- will be at this meeting; also a num- candidates up something like this: what the President may do in the sit- prominent breeders of the unavailable because in the morning before 11 o'clock this uation, remains to be seen. A veto idea of rural free delivery occurred to ials with recipes containing a warn- ber of the Mr. McAdoo is arranged. make this a big day and of his professional activities and be- serviee can not be would cost his party the Pacific Coast him while driving along the Deer ing or caution not to do certain things state. Let's service as this is not improve the Guernsey breed in Car- cause of the decided hostility of those If some such states; but it is not believed, by Park road, in August 1898, when re- as thereby the product will develop a already established in your section, know the President best, quested to mail a letter addressed to high alcoholic content." roll. who are not in his camp. Senator those who why not take the Matter up with your that he will be influenced solely by a person whose home he would pass. The following boys and girls re- Underwood is looked upon as being He eggs from the B. & 0. Rail- county agent or postmaster. A peti- this fact. delivered the letter in person 42 Taneytown Baseball, this Year. ceived too southern and having the too ac- minutes later although it would road: Kenneth K. Kroh, Paul E. tive opposition of the McAdoo group. tion to him from a number of farmers not Bankard, Elsie Brilhart, Lillian may bring results. Ask your county have been delivered by mail until the Nobody seems to be talking much Governor Smith is regarded as too Middletown Pastor Resigns. second morning, 42 hours Barnes, Rachel Moore, Erman Wills, wet and unavailable because he is a agen or postmaster to communicate later. about local baseball this year, perhaps with this office. Mr. Shriver laid his plan before due to the fact that County League S. Grace Null, Carl Dornheim, Reg- catholic, Governor Cox is regarded Rev. A. E. Cooper, for three arid a nald Hobbs, and Paul Ryan. These as discredited because of the terrific Address, Weather Bureau Office, the postal authorities and was auth- last year, was a too expensive propo- Baltimore, Md. half years pastor of the Middletown, orized to have the wagon built, con- sition to be kept up, as it was then eggs were distributed by the County defeat he sustained in 1920. Sena- Frederick county, Lutheran charge, Agent and Home Demonstration tor Ralston is considered too old tract for its hauling and start the conducted. But, this is no reason why to announced his resignation on Sunday, service. He was the first mail clerk Taneytown should not have a team Agent. make the campaign required of a Look Over Your Insurance. April 6th., to accept a position as Mr. S. B. Shaw, Horticulture Spec- 1924 nominee and lacking in on the route, from Westminster to again this year, constructed on less popular Secretary-manager of the Teacher's Taylorssille, Denning ialist, visited a number of the or- appeal. Senator Glass is thought to Warfieldsburg, "professional" lines, more with the There are two important personal Protective Union, at Lancaster, Pa. and intermediate towns. Herr Broth- object in view of developing local chards in the County and gave prun- lack the personality stature required questions—to you—connected with His resignation takes effect June 1. ing demonstrations. Seven orchard of a national nominee. The Bryan ers built the wagon, Harry Harbaugh players, and less of "winning the fire insurance—do you carry insur- Rev. Cooper has been a very popular received the livery contract, Horace pennant." demonstrations were given. These candidates are looked upon as jokes, ance? and, do you have as much as and successful pastor at Middletown. demonstrations were under the sup- and the others are largely favorite Reese was deputy clerk and Clayton Whether there is a County League, you ought to have? Most property In addition to caring for his large Babylon drove. or not, Taneytown ought to be able to ervision of S. B. Shaw and County sons. owners can say "yes" to the first, but congregation, he is president of the Agent Fuller. The two-thirds rule in Democratic The first trip was made Easter present a pretty fair team, possibly are compelled to say "no" to the last. Public Library Association and of the Monday, April 3, 1898. It was a gala with the addition of two or three out- A fruit growers meeting was held conventions makes it doubly difficult Just half insurance is better than Chautauqua Association of Middle- in the County Agents office, Friday, to predict with any degree of certain- event in the county. The postal wag- side players—or even none. The only none; but, why not go the whole way town; president of the Frederick on was accompanied by high officials way to have local players is to devel- April 11, that which time S. B. Shaw ty how the ballots will result. Be- as a good business man, and carry all County Sunday School Association discussed orchard management. sides it is, of course, too early to ex- of the postoffice department and a op them by playing practice. Buying of the insurance you are justly en- and has served as president of the party of newspaper correspondents players is too expensive for small pect anything very definite to cry- titled to? County Ministerial Association. He stalize. This is, nevertheless, true: and photographers. A banquet was towns, and there is no limit to the Many property owners are simply is a hymn writer of note, and is au- held that night at the Westminster practice—except the amount of cash Correspondence Course in Poultry Im- That there are no spots of real oppo- renewing the policies taken out ten thor of the Brotherhood and Mission- proved. sition to Mr. Davis as can be found Hotel to celebrate the event. On the put up. or more years ago, and even at that ary hymns of the United Lutheran trip 2,700 pieces of mail, a pig and Let us have a get-together meeting in the candidacies of almost all the time they were insured too low. How Church." what The correspondence course other aspirants. He is in the lead two chickens were handled on the of patrons and players, and see in poul- many realize that $1000., on the basis wagon. The first money season, last try husbandry, offered by the Univer- right now." order was can be done. The local of values ten or more years ago, will Pick Your Eggs. issued to the Postmaster General, the year, opened June 2. If there is to be sity of Maryland Extension Service not go over half as far now, to re- prepared by Roy H. first letter registered was addressed a team in Taneytown this year, it is and Waite, spec- P. R. R. Orders 50 Locomotives. place property losts? time of hatching, in the aver- ialist in poultry for the The to Mr. Shriver's son. time to be getting one together, and Experiment No person should carry too much flock, is an important factor in Mr. Shriver Station, has been revised and ampli- age said he later worked trying-out local material. Fifty suburban-type passenger lo- insurance, but all should have honest limiting the income from the flock. out the plan of rural carrier service, fied and now more nearly than ever coverage. A policy of $1000., on a requisements for a comotives will be built by the Penn- Hatching at the right time is a vital which abolished 63 fourth-class post- Proceedings of the Orphans' Court. meets the compre- sylvania Railroad at its Altoona building that would cost $4000. to such as feed- course in poultry production shops point, but other points offices and several star routes. Bit- hensive They will cost approximately $2,500,- $5000 now to build—even allowing general management are those who want to improve their ing and ter opposition to establishing the ser- Monday, April 14, 1924.—David M. for 000. Work on the engines, together for depreciation—is merely playing equally essential. It is practically vice was encountered in many sec- Young, executor of Ann Rebecca Cas- knowledge at home. with chance. of ten with the building of twelve standard impossible to list all factors bearing tions of the county. sell, deceased, settled his first and The course consists lessons all-steel Take a business-like look over your subjects as the prop- dining oars, was ordered upon the best possible results in rear- Mr. Shriver later helped to estab- final account. and covers such started by the management. These insurance, before the lightning and ing a flock of chicks, but the follow- for a poultry plant, the lish rural free delivery in 24 other The last will and testament of er location orders bring the total value of addi- storm season, and protect yourself ing are vital to good results. states. Charles E. Crabbs, deceased, was essentials of business management, tional equipment properly. Be sure, too, that your have and brood- contracted for or Hatch eggs from hens that duly admitted to probate and letters feeding,natural incubation being constructed in the shops of the policies cover your property as they do not set eggs incubation and brood- been selected, and Marriage Licenses. testamentary thereon were granted ing, artificial railroad so far this year to $30,000,- ought, on both building and contents; from poor and undesirable hens. unto Roy Crabbs, who received war- ing, poultry diseases, flock manage- 000. In the first quarter of and also see Whether you have made meth- 1924 the Select the eggs to be set, and set Clarence E. Stineberg and Done rant to appraise and order to notify ment, marketing and business road started erection of fifty locomo- any changes affecting the risk, since only the kind of eggs you wish your ods. M. Grimes, Union Bridge. creditors. tives at the Altoona shops and award- the insurance was taken, that needs hens to lay. Bear in mind that "like Mary Brown, Distribution of the course is in the Arthur R. Lynch and Letters of guardianship to Ruth L. ed contracts for 12,000 freight-car mention on the policy. An insurance begets like." Select well-shaped, Sykesville. Trayer, William E. Trayer and Nellie hands of C. S. Richardson, who is in bodies. policy, with violated provisions, is no not too large eggs,with charge full-sized, but Grover L. Theritt and Mary E. A. Trayer, infants, were granted un- of the general education ex- The locomotives ordered are known insurance at all. sound shells. Do not keep them more tension for the Zimm, Hanover, Pa. to Eugene Trayer. Extension Service. as the "G-5s." They are of a com- than two weeks. Sneeringer and The course is entirely free of charge Edward J. Theresa Letters of administration on the es- paratively recent design and will be Walkersville Church Dedication. The first hens to go broody in the Pauline Crouse, Hanover, Pa. tate of Mary J. Condon, deceased, and the different lessons can be taken utilized for heavy up and local and suburban spring are often the best winter lay- William H. Brown and Ida Frieze, were granted unto Clifford Condon, completed at the convenience train service. In full working ers. It is better not to set these of the student. order, The dedication of the enlarged and Carrollton, Md. who received warrant to appraise per- Applicants for the with tender attached, they will weigh good eggs from the "lay when the course should address the University beautified Lutheran Church, at Walk- sonal property and order to notify 413,500 pounds each. ersville, will be held Sunday, May 11, robins lay" type of hens. Put them Calendar Orders for 1925. creditors. of Maryland Extension Service, Col- lege Park, Md. The all-steel dining cars Will be a at a morning and evening service. A back to laying and incubate their G. Lewis Wetzel and John H. Mark- little more than eighty-two feet long fine program is being arranged pre- eggs under other hens or in an incu- We are booking orders for 1925 cal- er, administrators w. a., of Jacob and, fully equipped, will weigh 160,000 liminary to the dedication and includ- bator. Hatch eggs from your best endars. Our experience has been that Koontz, deceased, reported sale of See Big Strawberry Year. pounds. Upon their completion the ing the dedication itself. It will in- birds.—Md. Extension Service. it is wise to place orders at the earl- real estate on which the Court issued system will have in operation 140 din- clude some of the outstanding leaders, iest time; there is nothing to lose in order ni. si. Wilmington, April 15.—Thirty-five ing cars. preachers and educators in the Luth- Powerful electric locomotives oper- the way of cost, and the advantage of Tuesday, April 15, 1924—Anna F. million quarts of strawberries will be eran church. ating in the Rocky and Cascade moun- a full selection from our samples. Smouse, administratrix of Clifford offered the transportation companies Frederick Masonic Choir to come to The old original, church has under- tains pull the train up the grade of Calendars are .not delivered, nor the B. Smouse, deceased, settled her first for shipment this season from the Taneytown. gone -a complete renovation. To the the Continental Divide. In their de- bill payable, before December 1. Drop and final account. Delaware Peninsula, according to the east side of the church there has been scent these same locomotives electri- in now, and make your selection. Emma J. Warner, executrix of railroad and express officials who The Frederick Masonic Choir under added a Sunday School room, 19x63 cally brace the descent,and in sodoing John T. Richter, deceased, returned have made a survey of the acreage the direction of Grayson H. Staley, feet, a new vestry room, a deeper generate additional power which is re- On the average there is one high inventories of personal property, and prospects. The acreage has been Will give a recital in Taneytown chancel, new organ room. An entire- turned to the line, making rp in part school teacher in the counties for debts due and current money, and re- increased 15 per-cent, and with no Opera House, on Wednesday evening ly new front has been added, including that which is lost in ascending. Elec- every twenty pupils belonging to the ceived order Court to sell real estate. killing frosts a bumper crop is expect- April 30, at 8:15. Admission 25c. a 50 foot tower. trification does away with dirt, smoke white high schools. One county, how- ed. Already orders have been placed This concert to be given under the The new and enlarged building so and noise, doubles the capacity of a ever, has a teacher for each twelve Haste often makes business good for 4000 refrigerators cars. Icing sta- auspices of the Taneytown school, artistically designed makes a beauti- line, speeds up service, saves hauling pupils (Kent), and another at the op- for the hospitals. Are you a hospital tions all over the peninsula have been and the proceeds will be used for the ful appearance, and is a real credit immense quantities of coal, and is ad- posite extreme has one for each twen- booster? improved. school library. to the community. vantageous in every respect. ty-nine pupils (Washington). man frailty being attached solely to nocent and wholesome as that may be, these firms were maintained a mono- with THECA RROILRECORR one party. Men who engage in such at one and the same time it registers poly in radio matters in conflict (NON-PARTISAN) law. — ----- things, either regularly or irregularly, disrespect for what is not only an em- the Sherman anti-trust Published every Friday, at Taneytown, Now a suit has been started against Store They are like inently respectable but also a sacred Hesson's Department The Carroll Record Company. do not care for party. 11d., by - — burglars who break in wherever and function. And it is quite characteris- General Electric Company and West- Editor and Manager. P. B. ENGLAR, whenever opportunity offers. The tically true that what we poke fun at inghouse interests on the ground that DIRECTORS. BOARD OF thing is "opportunity," and this, we do not respect overmuch. Con- their business is in violation of Sher- ONO. H. BIRN IE. Pres. JOHN S. BOWER. main HESSON. man anti-trust law due to their sys- G. A. ARNOLD, V. Pres. D. J. of course attaches to those having the versely, what we cherish a deep-seated DISPLAYING ENGLAB. JAS. BUFFINGTON. P. B. do not make a matter tem of manufacturing and distribut- Secretary. Power—the chance, for the time being. regard for we G. WALTER WILT, light A moral is- - -- A peculiar twist is being urged in for ridicule. ing electric bulbs. TERMS.—Strictly cash in advance. One investi- is still more to it. The times sue is involved in suits such as these, 6 months, the Wheeler case now being There year. $1.50; 8 months, $1.00; the effect of which cannot be A Full Line of Merchan- lie; 4 months, 50c; 3 months, 40c; single gated, and it shows how much desire are more sadly out of joint than ultimate ..pier. Sc. cap- ever dreamed. It is bad estimated. The label on paper contains date to there is to manufacture political Shakespeare which the subscriptiro has been paid. It that any number of adults Is an inventor or manufacturer of dise for Spring House- on ital in the "investigating" business. enough All subscriptions will be discontinued radio apparatus or electric equipment expiration, according to Governmental has been considered, and is, perfectly could get the consent of their own girders. to buffoon and belittle such an who has spent much time and large ADVERTISING rates will be given on legitimate, to convict dishonest gov- minds hold Needs. application, after the character of the bus- ernment officials. It ought to be equal- institution. It is incalculably worse sums of money to develop a great con- iness has been definitely stated, together to be protected in his patent with information as to space, position,and ly right for the government officials to that children, many of whom have venience, length of contract. The publisher reserv- the inside of a place of rights as a reward for his inventive Room Sized Rugs. Window Shades. es the privilege of declining all offers for look into the acts of their investiga- seldom seen space. be given a burlesque genius and initiative in putting such 6th., tors. But, in the Wheeler case, an worship, should In this department we are We have on hand a fine as- All advertisements for 2nd., ard., a on the market? and 7th. pages must be in our Office by effort appears to be underway to dis- upon which to base their first impres- product showing a very attractive as- sortment of regular sizes, in Tuesday morning each week; otherwise. If man is the due sortment of 8.3x10.6, 9x12 and Window Shades in all the lead- until the charges because they are sions. Such a condition of affairs is a allowed rewards Insertion cannot be guaranteed count the other good sized Rugs of grass, ing colors and quality. For the following week. is an unfor- for his inventions in the public inter- brought by a Federal Grand Jury, and not only sacrilegious, it wool fiber, congoleum and tap- inexpensive shade we have the FRIDAY, APRIL 18, 1924. because of activity, in that direction givable offense against childhood here est, his buisness naturally must be in estry and axminster qualities. water color, mounted on a good the nature of a monopoly for the sev- guttered at Taseytown Post-olllee as Second by the Department of Justice. and now and a spiritual disability to We are sure when you once look spring roller. Also carry a fine Class Matter. of assortment of the non-fade oil It appears to us that the main thing be entailed upon the generations yet enteen-year period that he is protect- over our stock various grades of Rugs,you will have the prob- color shades, mounted on the All articles on this page are either orig- and that unborn. ed by his patent rights. al- is to find truth and evidence, will famous Hartshorn rollers. inal, or properly credited. This has Take the electric light bulb as an il- lem solved about what you ways been a fixed rule with this Office, and both sides have an equal right to fight The remedy is a thoroughgoing pub- cover that floor with this Spring. When you are thinking of re- we suggest the adoption of it by our ex- show with the best means within their pow- lic disapproval. Once thinking people lustration. Indisputable figures A very pretty assortment of the placing your old Shades, call on changes. that this er. The idea that government officials awake to the real import of such films the perfection of present Nationally advertised Gold Seal us, and let us explain to you the Rugs, suitable for merits of our shades, and our Big Percent Hunters. but must not fight and apply the necessary moral correc- day household necessity has given Congoleum can be assailed, any room always in stock. service in this department. back, does not seem to be based on tive, this libelous practice will cease. the public much more light for the pretty No matter if it does happen sound logic. The public can have exactly what it same amount of money than it could Carpets. Dishes. frequently that investors in stocks demands.—Dearborn Independent. secure ten years ago or it can get the For those who prefer carpet If it's dishes you be as- from 7 to 15 percent inter- of Mind. same amount of light that it had ten for their rooms,we have on hand need, promising The Abuse sured we have a full line of est "get bit," there will always be a Racing and Gambling. years ago at a saving of many mil- a line of every patterns of rag or chain carpets, in the 36 and them. We carry at all times a new crop of suckers coming along, Some men live as though they never lions of dollars annually in electric full line of open stock white, Sup- 27-in, widths at moderate prices. just as The Mother Goose rhymes, expected to die, or as though they The New York Society for the current. blue Willow ware, and fancy C.OrIgglellfil Rug Border Robinson Cruso and the Arabian have no belief in future reward or pression of Vice, collected newspaper A business which furnishes hun- patterns in fine quality china- ware. Also a very nice assort- Nights are new to a crop of young- punishment. True, this is a condition accounts of crimes arising from gamb- dreds of millions of light bulbs annu- Just the thing for making the floor around the ment of 100-piece sets of attrac- the creation, and it must mean ling in a single year, which showed ally under patents border of that sters, coming along every year. When as old granted bythegov- Rug more by tive designs. stabbed over attractive covering people go open-eyed into a gamble, that, after all, the improvement in the 128 persons were shot or ernment as a reward for inventive the rough floor with a piece of and are willing to take the chance, minds of men—their greater wisdom, gambling games; 24 others committed genius, must be necessity maintain an oak colored rug border. Kitchen Utensils. the 60 were there isn't much to be said about it. and their wonderful advance in suicide; 6 attempted suicide: enormous manufacturing and distrib- Linoleum and Congoleum Visit our kitchen ware depart- will not sciences—does not seem to have ex- murdered: 2 driven insane: 68 young uting equipment. The size of this ment when in need of anything The Doflings smash-up A very pretty assortment of stop the business. The many equally tended as far as an increased fear of men were ruined by pool gambling business does not prevent some other in the cooking utensil line. If patterns of 2 yd. wide Congo- it's stocks eternal punishment. and betting upon horse racing. from a new light Granite, Enamel or Alumi- disastrous investments in oil inventor perfecting leum and Linoleum here for you num, you to get to will almost be cure to will not stop it. The four perecent Aside from questions of religious Among the crimes committed or a new class of electrical equipment make your selection. find We are here what you want. certificates, and the low belief and interpretations of God's money for gambling were 2 burglar- which can be manufactured and put headquarters for that paid on bank "Best Quality" Gold Seal Con- from the discussion of ies, 18 forgeries and 85 embezzlements rate on government and municipal word; and aside on the market by another organiza- goleum. The kind that makes Sheets and Pillow Cases bonds, is not making money fast such questions as have to do with the while 32 persons holding positions of tion. a very attractive and yet not too When in need of these look enough; and naturally, the 7 percent future after death, it would seem that trust in banks and other places of The same thing can take place with expensive floor covering. Also over our line. We have Sheets proposition is attractive because it has there should be such an extended mercantile life absconded. These em- radio. The patents and manufactured carry a full line of the better quality 2-yd. wide Lino- in 72x90 and 81x90, of very good a very plausible sound. If banks can grasp on mental conclusions, that bezzlements and defalcations amount- products of present producers, While leums. quality muslin. pay 4 percent, then reinvest the money one's life should be a proper one, and ed to over $3,000,000. they may be considered as a monopoy Rubber Stair Also a full line of and make more, the private capitalist his relations with his fellow man of The following are typical citations so far as patent rights go, can be Pads bleached and unbleached Sheeting in all is apt to wonder why he can't do the such a character that no matter what from hundreds of like cases; made worthless over night by the dis- A good sized fine quality rub- ber pad for a very low price. the standard widths. same thing. happens in the after world, it is en- 1. A young man confessed the em- covery of some other inventor, and The chances are that he might, but tirely worth while, for the present, to bezzlement of $2,500 on the races from millions invested in present equip- equally sure that he can't. Individ- live good lives. June to October, abandoned his inten- ment would be lost. uals forget the important fact that Even materialism in its purest form tions of suicide and made restitution. It is not claimed in these suits that tororetototeicte:oiot 0 .:020:0: 198081818SESSES8881888118i88618688398118181E41888t811 banking is a business that must be :Mould stand for such virtues as hon- 2. A father stated that his 17-year- the pubic interest has been poorly learned; and also, that even the banks esty, morality, and what we call the old so had stolen his mother's gold served or that the consume-. has been EDW.0. WEANT, President. GEO. H. BIRNIE, Cashier. at times, make bad investments that "square deal." No matter about fine- watch and pawned it to get money for overcharged. As a matter of fact, E. H. SHARETTS, Vice-Pres. G. W. WILT, Asst. Cashier. they do not talk about. Those who spun differences over creeds and be- gambling. service given by the COT' -anies in- —DIRECTORS:— take the chance of making big inter- liefs, there is still no room in the in- 3. The treasurer of a New Jessey volved could not be duP eated by est on their money, are largely in the telligent mind for a belief that ras- town, when arrested for the defalca- smaller concerns. FDW. 0. WEANT MILTON A. KOONS class with those who attempt to oper- cality and intemperance, or indecency tion of $3,200 confessed that he lost it Is constant governmental interfer- GEO. H. BIRNIE EDWIN H. SHARETTS ate new machinery without expert of any sort, pays. Yet, we have ex- on racing pools. ence with modern industrial organiza- J. J. WEAVER, JR GEO. A. ARNOLD knowledge of the machines, or who amples in every community of men 4. The clerk of a New York ferry tions, apparently to force compliance G. WALTER WILT ARTHUR W. FEESER undertake any job in which they have who pass for being highly intelligent, company stole'$2,800, which he last on with the letter rather than he spirit not had training. wrecking their own body and mind, race track pools. of the law, going to encourage the The "know how" is the thing that and cau;iing sorrow to the ones they 5. A young man, when arrested for American inventor or the American THE BIRNIE TRUST CO. everybody is trying to beat. The young most love. stealing $1,500, claimed that he had business man to exert himself to give man does it in trying to get into a job There must be a species of insanity lost it on race track pools. the public greater conveniences, or TANEYTOWN, MD. paying big wages without first serv- widely prevalent, that ceases for san- 6. A clerk in a Broadway mercantile is it going to discourage him with the ing an apprenticeship at low wages. ity. There must be men who are the house in New York emblezzed in idea that if he does anything on a Capital Stock; $40,000.00 Buying patent medicine to avoid the more dangerous because they are not gambling over $10,000 from his em- large scale he can expect a law suit at Surplus $40,000.00 expense of a physician, is another. violently insane, nor plainly ignorant. ployer. the hands of some department of gov- Undivided Profits $25,000.00 Declining to take out fire insurance In other words men—and of course, 7. A young man in Orange, N. J., ernment? note: costs another. women too—must be merely "living committed suicide leaving this it too much, is It is one thing to prosecute a law- ROLL OF BANKS The world is lull of people "wise in while they live" and in disregard for "An unconquerable habit of gambling breaker who is actually doing a wrong ON THE HkiNOR their own conceit" and always will be. practically every other consideration has rendered life intolerable." in itself. It is another thing to pass than folowing their own will—their 8. In Newark, N. J., a young man laws and regulations which make a Under Control Dishonesty and Opportunity. passions, their .selfish inclinations, and pleaded guilty to murder in the second law-breaker of a man for doing some- their criminal impulses. It is the life degree for having killed a friend at thing which is not wrong in itself. In driving your auto you would feel decidedly helpless if The public has been shocked, re- of the beast, plus the pouter of mind the gambling table. How far can this policy be carried in your brake was not working, or the steering wheel out of cently, by the "Oil lease" and other given to man to establish his super- 9. The cashier of a banking house our administration of government be- order. investigations, as showing corruption. iority over the lower orders, without embezzled $30,000 of his employer's and a re- fore it kills incentive brings It's much the same with money matters. It is a safe on the part of government officials; the exercise of that power. money, Which he claimed to have lost effect in American indus- actionary plan to have your money where it is always under your con- and the shock seems to carry with it in gambling. trial life ?—The Manufacturer. trol, in a safe bank like ours, for instance. It is also to your the impression that these cases are Weekly. 10. A clerk in a Maiden Lame jewel- The Country come here for business in- unusual, and perhaps the opinion is ry store,after arrest for stealing three advantage to know that you can to know you are connected with a bank that can being cultivated that the present ones You and I have heard people speak gold watches, was asked by the court Hall's Catarrh formation, accommodate you, to feel that your bank is your best friend. are the only ones that have occurred with amusement Or scorn of the coun- the reason. He replied, "I bought pools „., is a Combined in National governmental circles for try weekly. You and I, who as intel- on races and got heavily into debt." Medicin Treatmeneboth internal, and has been success- a long while, and not one of the at- ligent readers have a proper sense of 11. A youth named Halsted, stole local and ful in the treatment of Catarrh for over Resources Over $1,100,000.00. tendant evils of government at all values, do not err in that way. We $85 from the grocery where he work- druggists. forty years. Sold by all admire, the and spent it upon the races. : ••• le• teio otototo etotetetetetetele... times. respect, and moderately ed, F. J. CHENF:Y &I. CO, Toledo, Ohio We have only the opinion, without "local" paper as an institution, the 12. A young man broke open his of the fact, that and stole $355 to exact knowledge mouthpiece of democracy, the mould- grandmother's trunk : :: : ***.• : : ** these are simply cases that have been er and reflector of public opinion, the play the races. "found out," and are being ventilated educator of the masses, the scripture 13. A man in an official position and 51 at this particular time, partly at least searched by the multitudes, the guid- indicted for embezzlement of public for effect on the forthcoming Presi- ing star of the provinces, the articu- funds in gambling, committed ,suicide. WRIGLEY'S dential election that the charged ras- lation of the yearnings of the non- 14. A clerk in a mercantile house in ..After every meal Spring Has Arrived cality may have on the party in pow- effete, the Bible of the commonalty, New York City took money from the er. We hold to the opinion that like the well-spring of the great silent firm, lost it on gambling and attempt- A pleasant go with apply to all ad- and agreeable and so have the Shoes that cases, in some degree, vote. ed suicide. sweet and a ministrations, at all times, both past, Here is the true power of the press, 15. A boy 16 years of age forged it. present and future. not in its best beauty, not in its most several checks to get money to play benefit as It is the price we pay for legislation imposing manifestation; not in its the races. well. You should see the beautiful new styles in the by mere man. It is the thorn to the furtherest reach, but its surest 16. A young suicide, before jumping Good for breath self-government. It is the influence, might and powes a Brooklyn ferry boat, left this teeth, rose of grasp; its from and digestion. FAULTLESS FITTING DOROTHY DODD'S pest that afflicts officialdom. Of course working the world. Certainly, liter- note: "Keep away from horse racing exposed and punished. done more to make life and pool Makes the it ought to be ature has rooms." next cigar and Patent not contributed the New York for Women, in Fog-Gray, Airedale, The possibility that it is a regular beautiful, but it has 17. An excashier of taste better. or military heels. thing, does not excese it. Because so much to its ina,nagement.—Eclwarcl Chty postoffiee took his life when it Leather Pumps either low grafters have escaped—who were nev- N. Teall in "Books and Folks." was disclosed that he had embezzled er found out—does not mean that oth- trust funds in gambling.—M. E. Clip Walkovers er less fortunate grafters should be A Weak Spot in the Movies. Sheet. immune. for Men are better than ever, if such a thing is pos- It is a seriously regretable fact, and It is a foregone conclusion among Local Pride E3 sible. Other makes at cheaper prices. one not pleasant to think of, but it is fair-minded, not to say reverent-mind- will induce you to try Rein-o-la Lay- good results will keep nevertheless true that a large portion ed observers, that the movie-makers ing Mash—the a regular feeder of it. It actual- taxes are squandered by offi- are consistently overshooting their you of our ly does all we claim. Contains high- Men's Caps. Men's Hats. cials high and low; that our country mark in caricaturing the profession of grade beef scraps—no tankage. Makes has lost untold wealth by the barter the Christian minister. Granted that all the difference between profit and convincing.—Reindol- of privieges by those on the inside,and there may be oceasional quacks in loss. A trial is lar Bros. & Co. 10-26-tf that,our contract system is full of the medical and educational and other cir- —Advertisement J. THOMAS ANDERS graft. tar all the representatives of rottenest sort of cles, Why 22 West Main Street, As long as we must have men to let the profession With the same stick? A Moral Issue Involved. DR. E. E. HOBBS contracts and control valuable privi- Why permit a few insincere particular DENTIST Westminster, Md. started by the leges, and as long as there are dishon- instances to assume the porportions Recently a suit was the Radio Corpor- 108 E. Main St., est men ready to buy influence, there of a damaging generalization? government against and other compan- will also be men who will sell their in- There is less than nothing to be ation of America WESTMINSTER, MD. in the development of fluence and official sanction. gained by such a method. While it may ies interested on the ground that Phone 212 3-7-3mo 4880181809180190:908080803091089$910001010191080001918113886888$00606a8M0818131002* There is no such thing as this hu- secure the rise of a general laugh, in- the radio business Nose Dive Not Serious "Wanted" Men Hard to With Enough Altitude tf Find in the Far East What is known as a "nose dive" is Major Bailey is wanted, the notice t told ale; instantly FARM t the evolution an obsolete plane makes JOSEPH L. MATHIAS on the boarding and when out of control, when it has lost my mind flew back to a land where THE flying speed. This is not always done boarflings are heavy with notices of intentionally by the pilot, although it wanted men who are never found. POULTRY is a favorite stunt performance of ex- Every town in the East has a lengthy hibition pilots. In a nose dive a plane MEMORIALS list of men who are wanted for crimes. FUNNY PACK EGGS TO SHIP is falling out of control because the The natives affirm that no true crim- IN STANDARD CASES elevators, ailerons and rudder are in inal is ever brought to book, but that such a position with respect to the 300 in Stock to select the police, to justify themselves, from MEN slip-stream that they are inoperative. time to time, make an innocent man Eggs for shipment should be packed This condition, however, is easily pay the penalty of another's sin. in new standard thirty-dozen cases overcome, provided the pilot has suf- The fact is, of course, that the or- with new niters and fiats from and six ficient altitude, for with ease he can dinary methods of detection as we HARD TO TELL excelsior pads. The fillers should regain a renewed grip of his controls know them in the West are useless in weigh not less than Buy where you can see 3% pounds to the on the slip-stream and regain his nor- the East. Few there can read notices, Mrs. Evans, the vicar's wife, was in- set. No claim for breakage will be mal flying position. However, with even though they be printed in the terested in the well-being of those un- paid by the express company for eggs obsolete planes the pilot the Goods. vernaculars of the populace, and so a der cher husband's care. She knew ev- packed in is often for- second-hand brown fillers. getful near the ground, or his controls crier parades the streets with a little very family in the village and most of Careful grading, good fillers and good are not as sensitive as they should be, WESTMINSTER, MD. drum (followed by a rabble of ur- their illnesses as well, which is say- cases will pay. Most breakage is due and he unfortunately fails to recog- PHONE17 chins) to tell them of the latest man ing a good deal. to the use of bad fillers and poor pack- nize the fact that he is losing his who is wanted by the police. One morning she met Mrs. Fogarty ing. The use of excelsior pads has vitesse. A plane stalls at the begin- The people come fo their doors, and in the main street. reduced breakage 75 per cent. ning of a nose dive and hits the when the crier has passed and the "Well, and how Is your husband In packing the eggs first place an ground before the pilot is able to re- taps of his drum have grown faint getting on now?" asked Mrs. Evans, excelsior pad in the bottom of the cover. Most accidents, as you have they whisper among themselves. The with a kindly smile at the old woman. case, then place a filler on this. It probably observed, are what might be chances are that they all know where "Well, replied Mrs. Fogarty, shak- will be noted in the honeycomb fillers termed "100-foot accidents," and in al- the wanted man is hiding, but they ing her head, "sometimes he's better that two opposite sides of the walls most every case where the pilot had are all resolved never to give him up. and sometimes he's worse, but from surrounding the eggs are firm and the an altitude of over 300 feet, he would Not all rewards in the world will the way he growls and takes on when other two opposite sides are flexible. recover before hitting the ground, per- make them tell the crier what they he's better Oi think he's better when The sides of the filler that are flexible haps lighting with only minor break- know; for the East is a land where he's worse." should run parallel to the sides of the ages, if any.-Maj. W. G. Schauffier, vendettas still prevail and every na- case. This break- lessens chance for In Advertising Magazine. tive is aware that a man possesses Providential Escape. age on the cars, since the egg cases power to strike even after he is dead. The old lady had had a severe ill- are piled in the cars with the sides of So, after the crier has passed, the ness, and she was relating its vicissi- the cases parallel to the sides of the Commercial Wax Obtained criminal leaves his hiding place and tudes to a friend or two in the gro- car. This method allows the firm part From Numerous Sources moves on to the next township, toward cer's shop when the minister came of the filler to hold eggs against the in. The list of things for which wax is the frontier where also he is sure of sudden jars caused by stopping and Why not profit by your neighbors experience. Results "It's only the Lord's mercy," she used is long and constantly increasing. shelter and security. starting of the train. Place the eggs piously declared, "that I'm not in In the main, commercial wax is ob- by an experiment of Across the line he will be one of in this filler with the small ends down, a hundred brigand bands that rove heaven tonight." Imbedding themselves in the excelsior tained from plants, from mineral oils, such as Petroleum, and from bees. But Pennsylvania among the hills from Kashmir to pad. On top of the first layer of eggs State College. Chinese Turkestan. There every crim- A GOOD SUGGESTION place there are some other sources. Many a flat followed by a filler, again inal is beyond the aern of the law.- placing eggs small ends down. Pack plants have a thin film of waxy ma- Self Fed Hand Fed terial that covers the leaves and seems R. J. Minney in the Continental Edi- the third and fourth layers the same Gain per day pounds .88 pound tion of the London Mail. as the second. Directly on the fourth to protect them from too rapid evapo- layer place another excelsior pad, ration. Cost per 1000 lbs. gain 51.74.3 7.78 packing the fifth layer of eggs directly The paraffin of commerce, so widely Profit above feed cost 7.41 3.38 California Utopia Has on this pad, in the same manner as used, is obtained from petroleum, shale oil and lignite, says the Detroit News. or an extra profit of $4.23 per hog in 90 days. Turned Out a Failure the first layer. On this top layer place Dreams of anothe^ Utopia were another excelsior pad. The cover Today petroleum is the chief source, Why not get this extra by owning a Leola Hog Feeder. although only certain kinds of oil pro- shattered recently when the majority should be naileel on with five three- of stockholders of the Santa Barbara penny large-headed nails at each end, duce marketable quantities. In obtaining paraffin from petroleum P. D. KOONS(a SON, Fellowship Colony filed a petition for but none in lite middle. This leaves dissolution of their corporation in the a bulge in the center of the case that a freezing mixture is applied, which reduces the temperature of the oil suf- 11-16-6mo. DETOUR, MD. Superior court in Santa Barbara. absorbs shocks, yet holding the con- The colony was organized June 9, tents firmly. ficiently to separate it into crystals. is 1921, as a nonprofit corporation to At each end of the case place a tag Ozocerite an interesting wax, found Kid-Hey, mister, if you're In a in a solid state in beds of coal or asso- purchase homes and the necessities of hurry why don't you roll? bearing shipper's and receiver's ad- life on a co-operative basis. dress. ciated bituminous deposits. It is re- lated to paraffin and when pure is of Medford Socialists and other "fadists," to- Prices. Motor Warnings. gether with a number of more con- similar color and texture. Unto your speed, oh friend, give heed! Turkey Success Depends Beeswax is a wax of very high qual- servative citizens, purchased land with Taxation cannot stop ity. The comb is carefully saved the intent of building a colony "con- If every flivver comes to need Greatly on Free Range Granulated Sugar, 86c lb Matting, 29c yard. ceding freedom of A separate traffic cop. and shipped by the beekeepers to the opinion" with in- "Turkeys cannot be raised in brood- dorsing any "religious, market. Spermacetti is a white wax 5-1b. ctn. Pyrox, $1.65 Genuine Radiators, $15.30 each metaphysical ers nor in the back yard with chick- or political What Was Good for Them, of crystalline structure obtained as a 6 dining Room Chairs for $5.75 Genuine Radius Rods, $1.35 each doctrine," but "to encour- ens," says H. B. Landsen of the Uni- age Mrs. Reilly-What makes these sar- solid precipitate from the head oil of Buttermilk for Chickens, 5V2c lb Ford Tire Tubes, $1.35 each the spirit of good will and mutual versity of Arkansas extension service. dines so high? the sperm and bottlenose whales, and Cans Prince Albert, for 25c Army Belts, 10c each service at all times," says the Los An- "Turkey hens are more successful with Grocer-They're imported, ma'am. to a lesser degree from sharks and dol- Wood Rockers, $2.48 each Congoleum Rugs, 15c each geles Times. young turkeys than are chicken hens. Mrs. Reilly-I'll take the domestic phin oils. Pillows, 25c each. 4 Bars Babbitt's Soap, 25c The petitioners give the following Let them forage all they wish. They Hominy, 3c lb Roofing, 98c roll reasons for dissolution: ones-those that had the brains to require some wild variety of feed Ford Headlight Bulbs, 25c each Galvanized Roofing, 28 guage, $5.00 "The objects for which said corpora- swim across to this country. which they find when at liberty. Not What She Thought Potatoes, 85c bu. per square fitilond.was organized have not been ful- "The dread disease known as black- Little Tommy Truffle had made a Garden Rakes, 39c each Chicken Oats, $3.19 per bag filled. A Thug of Experience. Seed Oats, 75c bu head destroys more than 60 per cent discovery and, being of a very gen- Good Full Set Ford Fenders, $9.98 Set "There appears to be no possibility "Stick 'ern up, kid !" ordered the Goodrich Ford Tires $8.19 each Ford Radiators, $11.98 each of all turkeys hatched," says Land- erous disposition, was eager to share of accomplishing the ideals and pur- thug. "Where you think you're going?" Salmon, 11c can Bushel Bag Coarse Salt, 49c "Home," murmured the student. sea. "The only preventive and rem- it with others. dozen poses of incorporation. Lemons, 10c 140-1b. Bag Coarse Salt, $1.09 "Where from?" "Date." "Who with?" edy that has been discovered so far "I is-" he began. Onion Sets, 13c qt "It is essential that the debts of Kellog's Flakes, 7/12c box "Co-ed." "Here, take this five-dollar is ipecac. As a preventive, begin with Teacher swooped down at once, that Onion Sets, $3.25 per bu Post Toasties, 7/1 2c box the corporation be paid and this is bill."-Ohio Sun the turkeys when they are two or three superior smile, so irritating to the Feltoleum, 39c yard Galv. Wash Tubs, 55c each possible only by liquidation of assets." Dial. weeks old, giving a teaspoonful of sensitive mind of youth, upon her Stock Molasses,17c gal Plow Shares, 70c each The colony purchased a large tract powdered ipecac to each unit of ten lips. Ford Pumps, 75c each Seed Peas, 15c pint of land on Lamesa in the city limits of He Sure Was. "My friend," turkeys, twice a week, until they are "'I am,' not 'I is,'" she corrected. Ear Corn for sale Large Pillsbury Flour, 98c bag Santa Barbara and to date not more asked the missionary, "are you ten weeks old. Those visibly sick may Tommy looked a little pained; al- Walter Baker Chocolate, Sc bar Large Gold Medal Flour, 98c bag than ten houses or shacks have been traveling the straight and narrow path?" be treated fairly successfully with five most, perhaps, a little doubtful. But Babbitt's Lye, 11c can Green Mt. Seed Potatoes, $1.79 bushel erected. In drops of tincture ipecac three times a he was an obedient little boy. Nice Table Syrup, 49c gallon Early Rose Seed Potatoes, $1.79 bu silence the man handed over his Apron Gingham, 12c yard Early card which day, but sick birds should be re- "I am the ninth letter of the alpha- Bliss Seed Potatoes, $1.79 bu read, "Signor Ballanclo, moved from the flock while being Ford 8000 mile Cord Tires, $9.49 Irish Cobbler Seed Potatoes, $1.79 bu Machines Aid Surgery Tightrope Walker." bet," he announced. Cabbage Plants free to our customers „ treated." 2-burner Oil Stoves, $6.98 each At the recent convention of the all during April Whitewash Brushes, 10c each American College of Surgeons at Chi- The Time. New Use for Cigarettes Cocoa, 5c lb Ford Auto Tops, $4.48 each cago, Dr. Fred H. Albee of New 3-lbs. York, "Lez see!" mused Claudire of the Several Kinds of Feed Mexicans working in a lead mine in Fresh Crackers, 25c 6 Bars 01-0-Palm Soap, 25c an authority on 3-lbs. Ginger Snaps, for 25c reconstructional surg- Rapid Fire restaurant. "How long has Chihuahua have found a new use for Table Tumblers, 39c doz ery, in Good for Laying Fowls 4 bars Palm Olive Soap for 25c 2 packs 15c telling about machine-driven Yosabelle been keeping company with cigarettes. The mine consists of a Puddine, for 15c "To feed nothing but whole grain Bright Red Barn Paint, $1.39 gal 3-lbs Dried Peaches, 25c surgical instruments, said: Scrappy?" Is one of the common mistakes in series of caves along the sides and bot- Lewis Linseed Oil, $1.02 per gal Havoline Medium Oil, 50c gal "One of the best points about auto- "Aw, about two permanent waves," poultry feeding," says Prof. L. E. Card, toms of which lead and silver ore in Tractor Kerosene, lie gal (drum lots) Sal-Vet, Sc lb matic machine-driven surgical tools is responded Heloise, the head waitress. University of Illinois. "A complete paying quantities is found. The miners Tractor Kerosene, 12c gal. less lots that they reduce the shock of opera- ration for laying hens must contain have noticed that smoke from their Seed Beans, 19c pint Wash Boiler, 98c each. tion, because of the speed. This may RIGHTO not only scratch feed, or whole grain, cigarettes is sucked through cracks in be exemplified by the fact that a man the rocks at certain points. By drilling but also ground feeds, animal protein, Horse Collars, $1.39 each when shot with a steel-jacketed, swift- break House Dresses, 98c. , -:l'it ,.,,•-• green feed, mineral feed, and water. In the wake of the smoke, they 3 pks Chesterfield Cigarettes for 25c. ly moving bullet, often does not realize The omission of any one of these is through into another cave. This 80 rod Bale Barb Wire, $2.98 Rexoline Motor Oil, 45c gal he is shot until the blood begins to certain to result in lower production method of tracing ore has been fol- 6-lbs Chipped Beef, $1.39 can Excel Tractor Oil, 49c gal flow. But when a man is shot with 25c than would otherwise be possible. lowed through a series of eaves and 4 Boxes Argo Starch for 3-burner Oil Stoves, $9.75 a slowly moving, soft-nosed bullet, he lil When hens can)e allowed to range, still the smoke passes out at the end Muslin, V2c yd 3 pairs Women's Hose for 25c Is knocked down, so violent is the Aol 10c yd , the spring and sum- of the last cave discovered, indicating Toweling Crash, Goodrich Ford Tire, $8.19 each shock. especially during Remnants of Oilicloth, 29c yard 44s that there are other caves ahead. Tuxedo Tobacco, 11c can "The same thing applies in opera- mer months, they obtain a variety of 2 Boxes Seeded Raisins for 25c if IIII, Baby Nipples, 3c each chisel are used. feeds for themselves. During the win- Milk Cans, marked to ship,$3.98 tions when mallet and pr , little to Fertilizer, $20.00 ton There the shock is vastly greater than i \ ter, however, when there is Lights to Test the Dye Havoline Auto Oil, 50c gallon 25-lb box Dried Peaches, $1.98 " u' the cutting instruments work be picked up, care must be taken to Of foreign origin a new machine Cups and Saucers, 98c Set Hen Manure Fertilizer, $14.38 ton when swiftly and surely, cutting the Tramp-I believe I could get a bite supply everything needed. called a fadeorneter is used for test- Women's Black Hose, 10c pair Wooden Tubs, $1.39 each bones 25c to a true size. Holes are cut to the in dere. ing the fastness of dyes. Violet car- 3-lbs. Raisins for Lace, 2c yard Columbia Phonograph right size and dowels of living bon arc lights are used, 40 samples Records, 19c Carpet, 39c yard bone Good Michigan Potatoes, $1.25 bu 25c Different Paces. being tested at one time if necessary. 3 cans Pineapple for are made to fit exactly." Loose Oats, 4c lb Men's Gray Hose for 25c A good intention may be great. the sample is exposed to the light, 3 pr Half Galv. Pails, 15c each Beads, 10c string It halts and lingers past its prime. and the other half protected by a 0. N. T. Cotton, 4/1 2 Spool $2.98 per 100-lb bag Mars Coming Close Our virtues oft procrastinate. Hog Tankage, Our vices keep ahead of time. metal shade, so that after test an Matting, 29c yard Meat Scrap, $2.98 per 100-lb bag The most important astronomical comparison can be made. Special exact Store Closes at 7 o'clock. 5-lb can Del Monte Prunes, 75c event scheduled for 1924 is the near Insulting. carbon rods, impregnated with a secret Clothes Pins, lc dozen -wire 48-in. American Poultry opposition of Mars next August. Ev- When the chickens sneeze, look for 19 Flapper-Officer, arrest that man. chemical formula, give the light of this 7-gal Milk Gans marked to ship $4.50 Fence, 55c rod ery fifteen or seventeen years germs, not fleas. the op- Be Insulted me. • • • arc fading qualities exactly similar to Medford Fertilizer grow larger 20-wire 53-in. Amer. Poultry Fence, position of Mars occurs when the planet Policeman-All right, miss, but what daylight, although greatly intensified. crops 60c rod is not far from perihelion, or the point Mash is all right, but "slop" should Pound Pack Macaroni, did he do? 10c 21 wire 58-in. Am. Poultry Fence, in its orbit nearest the sun. The never be tolerated. 3 pks Piedmont Cigarettes for 25c. 65c rod Flapper-I made eyes at him and he • * • planet is then about 26,000,000 miles Has Odd Leap-Year Watch Gillette Razor Blades, 39c pack 1-gal. Can Pie Peach, 33c refused to flirt with me. nearer to the earth than it is at its The best hens in the turkey flock John J. Kingsley of Boston, a jewel- 7 Rolls Toilet Paper for 25c Boys' Work Shoes most distant opposition, which occurs should be kept as breeders. er, has what is known as a leap-year Square Gal. Chicken Coops, $1.39 Commander Cord Tires, $9.98 Rare In Her Generation. • • • when it is near aphelion, or the point watch. It contains a wheel, very tiny Round Gal. Chicken Coops, $1.69 Spark Plugs, 29c each Hokus--She's such an old-fashioned strong Good Wheat farthest from the sun. The last close In cases of soft crop, a gill of In proportions, that makes a complete Screenings, $1.25 per bu 50-lb. Box Prunes, for $2.25 girl. 3 Chicken Feeders, for 25c opposition of Mars occurred in Septem- vinegar In a quart of drinking water circuit only once in four years, al- Men's Work Shoes, $2.48 pr Pokus-What do you mean, old- Tractor Oil, 50c gal Girl's Shoes, $1.98 pr ber, 1909, when Mars came within 36,- Is recommended. though it is "running" constantly. This fashioned? • • • Fresh Car Cement, 80c Bag Women's Shoes, $1.85 pair 180,000 miles of the earth. On August leap-year wheel is one of more than Hokus-She's positively effeminate. good Ford Auto Springs, $1.39 Prunes, Sc lb 22 of this year, a few hours before it Almost any kind of litter is 3,000 parts in the rare timepiece. At Laying Mash, $2.55 Bag Women's Oxfords, $1.48 pr comes into opposition with the sun, so long as It is clean and dry; but midnight on the 28th day of every leap Color Blind? Outing Flannel, 15c yard 4-burner Oil Stove, $19.50 each Mars will be at a distance of 34,630,- don't let the fowls work in damp year, February, the figures "29" flash Chocolate Drops, 15c lb "You will have trouble with a dark Black Hawk Bran, $1.65 per bag 000 miles from the earth, which is scratching material. on the dial. This watch also strikes Fresh Cream Cheese, 25c lb 4 large Cans Peas for 25c lady," predicted the fortune teller. • • • very nearly, if not quite, as close as the hour regularly. The cost of mak- Children's School Hose, 10c pair 90c Boxes Cow Health, 65c "Think hard, sister, and be sure you it can ever come to the earth, and Select breeders that are nearest ing it was $10,000. Men's Overalls, 98c pair High Chairs, $2.25 each are right," replied the wisdom seeker. about standard of perfection and have Good Hay, $30.00 ton Wood Rockers, $2.29 one and a half million miles "I'm married to a blond." health, vigor and egg-laying capacity. Garden Hoes, 39c each Large Cream Corn Starch, 11c box nearer than it was fifteen years ago. • • • Movies of Undersea Ruins Dishes Reduced to 9c Oliver Plow Shears, 80c each Hard to Tell. The hen has not yet been invented Motion pictures of undersea Wheat Screenings, $1.75 3 bottles Root ruins of per 100 lbs. Beer, for 25c Planes to Spot Fish Father-What's your mother doing? that can make eggs without shell ma- dead cities along the north 25-ft Garden Hose, $3.98 71/2x9 Rugs, $6.75 each African Walter (who has just come down- terial to work on. Oyster shell or coast were recently taken by arch- Repair your own Ford 1-gal. Can Pineapple, 39c The fishing banks off the Japanese stairs)-She's either dressing for a broken limestone will supply the aeologists in airplanes. The films Genuine Ford Axles, $1.35 each. Ford Carburetors, $3.75 each prefectures of Kogoshima, Kumamoto have party or going to bed. need. been declared to be more satisfactory Genuine Cylinder Gaskets, 27c each 17% South Carolina Rock, April price and Kyushu are to be exploited by • • • Genuine Pistons, of airplanes. The high view than anything that could have been 86c each $12.09 per ton net cash. the use possible to spot schools Whaddja Mean? The cause of roup, colds, and chick- obtained from the surface of the sea. will make it fish not otherwise visible and by "Pa, how did those prehistoric mon- enpox is often traceable ter damp, un- By this means the course of a sea wall of reporting the finds by wireless sters look?" clean litter. A bale of musty straw submerged to a depth of 5,000 fathoms Medford Grocery Co., a new break in "I really can't remember that, sonny; used as, litter has often caused the traced. era is likely to the industry. was accurately ask your motTher." death of hens. MEDFORD, MARYLAND. MT. UNION. LITTLESTOWN. HARNEY. TTIECARROLLRECORD, Wright wishes to thank, Stitely, of York, af- Communion services were held at Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Margaret on last the Sunday School class for the hand- 18, 1924. transacting business in Westmin- St. Paul's Lutheran Church, FRIDAY, APRIL ter service was some flowers, which she appreciated ster, on Monday, visited friends in Sunday morning. The well attended, at which time nine very much. this place. and Miss has returned to were added to the church. Rev. and Mrs. Cummings Mrs. Edith Gilbert Uniontown, called on CORRESPONDENCE place, after spending Communion services will be held Nettie Myers, of her home in this Wright, recently. in Harrisburg. at the U. B. Church, this Sunday Mrs. Wm. the past winter Ritter David Miller, wife and son, called Furnished Twenty-nine members were receiv- morning, at which time. Rev. Latest items of Local News Lutheran Church, will preach his regular Easter ser- on J. Ervin Myers, Sunday. ed into St. Paul's U. G. Crouse and daughters morning at the Palm Sun- mon. Every person is invited to be Mrs. Our Regular Staff of Writers on Sunday spent Sunday with Mrs. Hannah Bond By day services. Those confirmed were: present. Oommunion services will be held at Red Level. All communications for this department Nita Miller, Ruth Dixon, Kathryn for pub- Lutheran Church, on Harry Devilbiss, wife and children, must be signed by the author; nor Harner, Esta Miller, Grace Basehoar, at Mt. Joy but as an evidence that the items morning. of Union Bridge, visited Raymond lication, correct. Anna Weikert, Florence Study, Nao- Sunday eontributer are legitimate and A meeting in the interest of our Yingling and wife, Sunday. Items based o* mere rumor, or such as are mi Zepp, Samuel Study, Kenneth wanted. Creek Church to the Andrew Graham and family, of likely to give offense, are not Sparver, Millard Basehoar, Jr. Ray- road from Piney We desire correspondence to reach our State line, was well at- Hanover, spent the week-end with his It mond Little and Russell Poltorff. The Pennsylvania office on Thursday, if at all possible. tended Monday evening and we feel parents, A. J. Graham and wife. be necessary, therefore, for most let- following were received by letter, will by should have Mrs. Clara Baker and grandson, ters to be mailed on Wednesday, or faith and adult baptism that this important link It. It., Thurs- profession of Belt, of Fast Mail, west, on W. M. Kump, Mr. and been built long ago. We would be spent Sunday with Mrs. Joe Chicks Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Saves day morning. Letters mailed on of our roads im- Clear Ridge. reach us in time. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. pleased to have all day evening may not Mrs. Dallas Haase this and Charles Koons and Mrs. Calvin Smith, proved, but first should come Mr. Mrs. Every poultry raiser should have a Conkey Cor- Bowman, Mr. and the and Mrs. Potters, of Waynesboro, Harget, Mrs. Cletus 1% miles. This would complete Mr. be ready MELROSE. Mrs. Estella to Gettys- visited Mrs. Martin Buffington, Sun- ner in his poultry house. He will then lineman, Mrs. George Basehoar, Jr., Annapolis trail through battlefield and on to day. the main Mrs. Edgar Keefer, Misses Mabel burg's historic for any trouble. Last Sunday morning way of the Lincoln Frank Myers and wife, of West- Lutheran and Edna Smith, George Lookingbill the west, by Conkey's poultry remedies, tonics, insecticides and dis- auditorium of Emmanuel Highway, as listed in the tourists blue minster, called on U. G. Crouse, Sat- Church was filled, and part of the and Roger Keefer. infectants are guaranteed to do everything claimed for of Chambers- ganization, and map out a line of urday evening. Sunday School auditorium being part- Dr. Curtis Hartman, the your money back. some with his par- On Tuesday evening a few of them. Satisfaction or ly filled, to hear Rev. Rehmeyer, the burg, is spending our public to and Mrs. Rufus Hartman. patrons and friends of NEW WINDSOR. pastor, deliver the forceful sermon ents, Mr. organized a Parent- preparatory Mrs. I. F. McNair is spending sev- school, met and Conkey's White Diarrhea Remedy a class of catechumens, Teacher's Association, with the fol- into the church, eral days with relatives in Philadel- Mrs. Clyde Hummer and children, to welcome them lowing officers: Guy W. Haines, their should be kept in the chicks' drinking water from the the Holy Sacra- phia. of New Jersey, are spending next Sunday, when President: Rev. T. W. Null, Vice- Easter vacation with her parents, Don't let this dread disease get a will be administered. Prof. and Mrs. Harry Gross, of start as a preventive. ment the President; Miss Mary Rohr, Secre- Milton Haines and wife. The contest between the hustlers Long Island, N. Y., are spending foot-hold as it can quickly sweep away your whole hatch. with Mr. and Mrs. tary, and Mrs. Cora Lambert, Treas- J. Walter Englar is expected home and the rustlers in the Sunday School Easter vacation invite all the pa- num- Wisler, E. King St urer. We would from the hospital, this week. of Emmanuel Lutheran Church John be present at the next Conkey's Nox-i-cide [Poultry Disinfectant] getting in- Edward Duttera, of W. King St., trons to Mrs. Jennie Otto is suffering from bering nearly 500, is now on April 29, at 8 o'clock at members spent Sunday in York as the guest meeting, an attack of erysipelas. a disinfectant and germ- teresting. There were 92 which time we hope to perfect the or- Has a large variety of uses as The class song, of his brother, Harry Duttera and Miss Elizabeth Otto went to a hos- present on Sunday. ganization, and map out a line of pital, this week, for treatment. icide. This product is approved by poultry experts every- "Win them one by one,' is sung with wife. hope that all parents will as a Messrs Eugene and Charles Hawk work. We Clarence Frounfelter and wife mov- where. Spray with it after each weekly clean-up enthusiasm. interested and attend and take making six spent Tuesday evening at the home be ed into one of the apartments at Ray- of disease and to keep down red mites,ticks, etc. Our McMahon bus, a part. preventive day through here to of Millard Engle and family. mond Brown's. round-trips each Henry Gobrecht and wife, of New Mason & Dixon line, two of which Harry Brilhart and famiy, at edge [C-ntains Sodium Fluoride] the Valleys, CLEAR DALE. Jersey, spent the week-end here and Conkey's Lice Powder are connected with the Pennsylvania of town, moved to Seven Wednesday.' J. W. Geiselman, were accompanied home by Charles in the poultry in- Transit Company's bus, are gaining on Mr. and Mrs. Luther Spangler and Lice are the cause of more failures hauled. drayman, of Hanover, hauled the flit- Wagner and wife, who will make their in the number of passengers daughter, Mary, spent Sunday with New dustry than most people suspect. By sapping the vital- talented little ting. future home in Jersey. One day last week a Mrs. Spangler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and family will oc- their victim an easy prey to entertained the occupants Paul O'Kul, of this place, who has ity of a bird, parasites make colored bey violation Joseph Spangler, of Centre Mills. cupy the house vacated by Mr. Wag- Pennsylvania bus with some of been serving a sentence for disease. of the since Novem- Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hessen and ner. his best selections in singing. He of the prohibition law The new Conkey's Lice Powder is an improved formula. It con- on parole for six daughter, Esther, spent Sunday with Blue Ridge College baseball team then took up a silver collection. The ber, has been placed tains Sodium Fluoride, recommended by the U. S. Department of Judge D. P. McPherson Mr. and Mrs. David Currens, of West- was defeated at Annapolis, on Tues- response was general, the little boy months by Agriculture, for fighting lice on poultry. broad in court, on Monday. He had always minster. day, in a 7 inning game. Score 10 to 2 bidding them "goodbye" with a Miss Myrtle Forry, of Brushtown, had an excellent character and his The High School pupils gave an POULTRY coon smile. spent the week-end with her friend, of BABY or more years many friends have worked faithfully operatta, "The Windmills Holland" SUI'PI.IES It has been a score Minnie Byers. CHICKS a wet to have him released. Miss in the College gymnasium, on Wed- since we experienced such Mrs. Luther Slifer were CUSTOM .. April. The Services are being held in St. Mr. and nesday. It was very well rendered. FEEDS March and beginning of Sunday visitors at the home of the saturated Paul's Lutheran Church every eve- Walter Young and family attended POULTRY HATCHING heavy snows and rains latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerome such an extent that ning, this week, except Saturday, in the dedication services of the new mother earth to Dutterer, of near Silver Run. at on have cloudy water, and observance of Holy Week. The pre- Dunkard Church, Thurmont, many wells Miss Alta Crouse, who was a pa- Sunday last. cellars have had water in them, paratory services on Friday evening. T H E many be held tient at the Annie M. Warner hospital H. B. Getty, C. Harman, Dallas wiNciffs. reit STORE something unusual,these same houses Preparatory Services will Reformed Church, Gettysburg, for the past two weeks, Reid, 'and Charles Peltz, of Westmin- never before having any water in in Red'eemer's insti- Friday evening, also new members has been discharged from that ster, attended a sale of Guernsey cat- them. tution, and is now at the home of her 16818680184600680889198800161818160803180E aaaraa:•"aaa V,: Mrs. Amos Alway and son, taken in. Communion on Sunday tle at Timonium, on Tuesday. Mr. and 10:15. grand-father, Levi J. 1Vlotter, of Lit- Mrs. Thomas Haines, who makes Earl, of York, Pa., spent Sunday the morning, at 8 o'clock, and services will be rendered by tlestown, and is greatly improved. her home with her son, Harry Haines, guests of J. Edward Zepp and family. Easter and daugh- the children on Sunday evening, at 7 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller fell Thursday afternoon and broke On Sunday, C. J. Sauble, teacher of and Helen, and son, Earl, attack o'clock. Everybody cordially invited. ters, Martha her arm in two paces. She is in her Tracy's School, statred with an of near Littlestown, spent Sunday this writing he is some- vited. 92nd. year. 1 of grip. At with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. improved. Edward Bixler spent Thursday what MTS. Solomon Miller. San we ask people to send us UN WOOD. at -Mar, at Boonsboro, l. Again Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hesson and Mrs. Alice Richardson, spnnt Thurs- other names of the visitors they en- Etzler and family spent daughter, Miss Esther, spent Thurs- day in Westminster. tertain, if they want to see it in the Robert uncle Sunday with Clinton Metcalfe and day evening with Mrs. Hesson's papers. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fuhr- Mrs. Harvey Yingling, who, several family, of Libertytown. In Honor of Newly eds. at The W. M. S. met with Mrs. Laura man, of Mt. Pleasant. weeks ago, underwent an operation Luther Spangler and Etzler, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. (For the the Maryland General Hospital, is im- Mary, spent Sunday eve- Record.) the hos- Samuel Pfoutz, wife and two grand- daughter, proving, but must return to ning with Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. William H. Warehime, for treat- children spent Sunday with friends in pital at stated intervals Bankert. of near Littlestown, gave a dinner ments. Rocky Ridge. Sunday, April 13, to their son, W. Ed- Robert Garber and family of Wash- Miss Catherine Wallick, of near Many of our farmers say that, in- Satnrday with her gar and bride, of York, who were re- at ington, D. C. were Sunday visitors in Littlestown, spent stead of building a canning factory Mr. and Mrs. Solomon cently married. The day was spent Leis- the home of' John E. Drach. grand-parents, Greenmount, MessrS Raymond Miller. in conversation and music and at noon Nagle, should have Miss Katherine Gilbert, of Union- a ter and Edward of sumptuous dinner was served to a High Street Stone Yards in Melrose the center of a town, Miss Katherine Bowersox, number of and built here Dolly Reese, NORTH EAST CARROLL. relations friends. a rich farming district. New Windsor, and Miss Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. of were Sunday guests of Miss Elizabeth D. M. MYERS, Proprietor. Those who visited at the home Rehearsals are being held for the William H. Warehime, Mr. and Mrs. Emory Zepp, on Sunday McKinstry. W. Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. entertained Easter program that is to be held at Warehime, Mr. Mrs. last, were: Mr. and Mrs. George E. Mrs. Joseph Dayhoff J. B. Patterson, of York; Mr. and Mrs. Thursday. St. Davids Church, on Sunday night, Warner, Mr. and Mrs. John Warner, the sewing circle, on Samuel Boyer, of Hanover; Mr. and Marble and Granite Monuments Mrs. Joseph Langdon and son, April 20. Mrs. Warren Strevig, Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowman, Mrs. Denton Warehime, daughter, KBiE2HM2ME Misses Mary James, of New Windsor, visited her BOTH PHONES. Shorb, Mrs. Nora Short,. Friday. visited at the home of Clayton Black Ethel, Agatha, Mildred and Myrtle Strevig, Ruth Weaver, mother, Mrs. Laura Etzler, on and Weaver, Helen Englar and wife, on Sunday. sae Gordon, of Lineboro; Mr. and Emma Steger; Messrs R. Lee Myers and Joseph Mrs. Hilda Smith, LiTri4 STREET, HANOVER, PENNSYLVANIA. Mary Strevig, Friday. The farmeri are busily engaged in daughters, Hilda, -.^- Harry Shaffer, Ja- motored to Baltimore, Elva, Helen, Franline and Jessie, and 4-11-4-tf family, of Wake- sowing oats and plowing the ground cob Weaver, Harry Miller, Curtis John Smith and son, William, of Freeland; Mr. and field, were Sunday guests of Elmer for corn. •aaaatorao:orotatototot toto:oastetoitot<>forotototo Orotototeteatototototatalatototai'roanc.:,:-:: Hunt, Stanley Holden, Harry Gaffney, A surprise party was held at the Mrs. Lawrence Meusel, Mrs. Maaie Elmer Weaver, Samuel Warner, Pittinger's. Asper, Mrs. Susie Gummel, of Balti- Collins and daughter, of Phil- home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Brown, Harry Zepp, William Aggey, Sterling Mrs. number more; Mr. and Mrs. John Lemmon and adelphia, are visiting John M. Koons on Saturday night. A large Unable to Make a Sale. A Little "Shop" Talk. Shaffer, Roland Warner, Stewart were present and the evening was children, Mary, Belle, Harriett Rebec- Charles Shorb, Jr. and family. ca and Charles Calvin, Mrs. Strevig and Baltimore, spent in playing games and other so- Belle Dut- Two Jews were shipwrecked for Once more, we beg our Mrs. Ordells Dorsey, of terer, of Westminster; Mr. and Mrs. many pa- several days, this week, with cial activities. three days and they floated around on trons for job printing to give us more spent Leppo and Herbert Koontz and daughter, Mae BRIDGEPORT. Mrs. Roscoe Garver. Mr. and Mrs. Claude a life raft. At the end of the third time between the presentation of Archie Zentz, visited at the home of and son, John, of near Kumps; Mr. day, one of them cried: William Bau and wife, of Baltimore and Mrs. copy and the time the finished work Cornell and son, Harold, their parents, at Thurmont, on Sun- Albert Crebbs, daughter "Ikey, look! I see a sail!" is Mrs. J. L. Charlie Peitz and family, of Avondale, Hazel, Grace actually needed. Many customers spent the week-end with Russell day. Crebbs, Evelyn and "Yell, vat good does dot do us," appear to think of Baltimore, Wiliam Bowers and wife, and Franline Asper, Kurtz that our office can Baker, wife and daughter. entertained, Mr. and Mrs. Marcellus Garrett Laughman, of snapped back Ikey. "Ye ain't got no take up their work, at once, and H. W. Fleagle and family, were Blacks: and Mr. and Mrs. fin- Albert Riffle and wife, of Thurmont, Spielman and and Guy Sterner, of Hanover, visited Roy Stone- samples, anyway." ish it quickly to suit their on Sunday, by Harry sifer, sons, Roland Ardell and require- Sunday with Mrs. R.'s mother, • at the home of their mother, Mrs. Galen, ments. We wish this could alWaya spent wife of Mayberry. Moser. Etzler and family, of Union Henry Garrett, on Sunday. A good Thing - DON'T MISS IT. be done, but, it can't be. Mrs. Charlie Hanover, vis- Charles Hawk and wife, of Detour, Mrs. Amos Rudy, Walter Maurice Fuhrman, of Sometimes, no doubt, our patrons Bridge; of John Wisner, on were guests of Harry Stonestifer and Hines and wife, of Frederick, were ited at the home DIED. Send your name and address plain17 do the very best they can in getting Sunday. Mollie Hines. Sunday. written together with 5 cents (and this their a ork in shape; but in wife, on Sunday guests of Mrs. 4 1hltnarlea, poetry and resolutions, charg- most Harry Dern has returned Iron-,• ed slip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des cases they depend too much on our 0 for at the rate of five cents per line. in a from the Frederick Hospital and is DETOUR. UNIONTOWN. The regular death notices published free. Moines, Iowa, and receive return ability to accommodate them, and trial package containing Chamberlain's make up for their slowness. In or- improving. croup, Ephraim Grimes is suffering from Mrs. Dorsey Diller spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. John Gephart, of MRS. CHAS. A. LAMBERT. Cough Remedy for coughs, colds, der that we may get out work in a are visiting Mr. bronchial, "flu" and whooping coughs, a broken leg, the result of two horses end in Baltimore, and motored to Washington State, Mrs. Sarah Mice, wife of Chas. A. satisfactory way, and to the best ad- and throwing and Mrs. Emory Stoner. and tickling throat; Chamberlain's Stom- running off in a wagon Sykesville on Sunday, and returned Lambert, died at her home on Middle trou- vantage for both our office and our Mrs. J. H. Hoch and children, ach and Liver Tablets for stomach it is Mr. Grimes out. home on Monday. St., Taneytown, Sunday afternoon, bles, gao.sy pains that crowd patron's, necessary to plan our Jones, of Thurmont, is very ill, at this spent last week with relatives in indigestion, work, at least Rev. W. S. Wm. Mumma April 13, after a long illness, aged 77 the heara•biliousness and constipation; several days ahead. visited Jacob Stambaugh and family, writing. Washingtonboro, Pa. Sometimes we can take up a job, and years, 5 months, 11 days. Funeral Chamberlain's Salve, needed in every on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stambaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Yingling at once, which no doubt leads to the of Hamilton, were visit- services were held at the U. B.Church family for burns, scalds, wounds, piles, An Easter entertainment will be family, visited relatives in Frederick, son, Edwin, these valued family belief that this can always be done, ors at L. F. Eckard's, on Sunday. on Tuesday, at 1:30, in charge of and skin affections; given by Tom's Creek Sunday School, on Sunday. Rev. T. D. Ritter, follow- medicines for only 5 cents. Don't miss it. and when we must give disappoint- and Mrs. Mumps are very plentiful, at this intermerit at the Church, on Sunday evening, Dr. Marlin Shorb and Mr. ing in the U. B. cemetery along the —Advertisemeht ment it does not "go down" very well. April 20, at 7:30. If weather unfav- Carroll Koons, of Baltimore, called on time. Please help us to help you, by making and State Road. She is survived only by orable on Sunday evening,vaill be held Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Shorb, on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Lemmon your plans a longer time ahead of Mr. and Mrs. her husband. Dissolution of Partnership. on Monday evening, April 21. Every- evening. Luther Hiteshew were need. body welcome. Mrs. Mary Troxell, Mrs. Ray Wed- callers on a number of their relatives on Sunday. MRS. MOTTER CLINGAN. A West Virginia darky, a black- dle and children, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Change Hens Will Lay of Miss Catherine Bowersox, of York, Mrs. Fannie, wife of the late Met- smith, recently announced a Troxell, and Russell Troxell, all as follows: if you feed them a good high-protein KEYSVILLE. L. is visiting in town. ter Clingan, formerly of Taneytown, in his business Thurmont, spent Wednesday with "Notice—De copardnership hereto- laying mash. Rein-o-la Laying Mash Miss Laura B. Eckard left for Bal- died at her home in Harrisburg, last has proved itself to be a Roop and wife, entertained the D. Troxell and family. is two fore resisting between me and Mose big egg pro- Earl Mrs. E. L. Warner, timore on Thursday, to spend Easter week. She survived by daugh- ducer. Ask us about following, on Sunday: Mrs. Bertha Mr. Wolff and ters of Skinner is hereby resolved, Dem what it.—Reindollar Frederick. with her brother, Prof. Norman Eck- and one son, all Harrisburg. Bros. & Co. 11-30-tf Mrs. Lewis Renn and two sons, spent Sunday in The deceased was a daughter of the owe de firm will settle wid me, andi Roop, Shriner had the misfortune ard. —Advertisement Mrs. Washington Nagle and Mr. Robert while several little late Edward Yingling, of Mayberry. dem what de firm owe will settle w'id to badly sprain his ankle, on Sunday. Last Sunday, Brown, all of Frederick; Miss Beulah of Clyde Bett's, on the Bow- George I. Harman, Samuel Clingan Mose." Removes Ink Marks. Roop, children Roop, of Taneytown; Raymond ers' farm, were playing, they found and wife, Mrs. Laura Bair, Grant of near Em- MAYBERRY. wife and son, Murray, a dynamite cap, and the youngest Yingling and wife, Taneytown, at- Some Strong Virginia Moonshine. Should a treasured piece of linen mitsburg. struck a match and an explosion fol- tended the funeral, whcieh was held in get into the laundry and return with Mrs. Fanny Wagner, of Hanover, Benjamin Keefer, Ralph Keefer, hurting the older boy Harrisburg, last Friday. Two Virginia rnoonshiners were a number on it in ink, this method Wind- Pauline Keefer, Ruth- lowed seriously Mrs. Elizabeth Myerly, New Melvin Keefer, years, who was later taken to bragging about the quality of their will take the ink mark out: Apply a of De- anna Keefer and Mary King, spent aged 10 sor, and Mrs. James Warren, a hospital in Baltimore, but had not MR. SAMUEL A. BROWN. brew, when one staid: saturated solution of cyanide of po- tour, were guests of Guy Warren and Sunday afternoon with Jesse Stone- It "I make mine so strong that the tassium with a camel's hair brush. As of been operated on at last account. Mr. Samuel A. Brown, one of the wife, last Thursday. sifer and family, Uniontown. gone and man who drinks it can smell the hay- soon as the marks disappear wash the Myers and son, Arget, was thought one eye was best known of the oldest citizens of C. R. Cluts, wife and daughter, Vir- Mrs. Bessie and his hand seed in the hair of the man who plow- linen in cold water. Sunday evening with Roy Hin- the other shattered, Taneytown, died at his home on Mill ginia, were visitors on Sunday, at Guy spent badly crushed. Ave., on Thesday evening, April 15, ed the COT/16" Boller's, Rocky Ridge. er and family. "That's nothing," said the other; An Honest Laying Mash will be held at U. Grant Crouse, who lately pur- 1924, following a lengthy illness due Harry Fleagle, wife and son, Clyde, Prayer-meeting is doing "I once spilled a little of mine on a fresh Hymiller's, on Sunday evening, chased the Lane property, largely to the infirmities of age, aged strictly high-grade, always of Westminster, spent the week-end Paul some repairing, putting a new tin 84 years, 1 month, 28 days. Mr. Brown spot where my wife had planted some made, high in protein, Rein-o-la Lay- with T. C. Fox and wife. at 7:30. All welcome. me Mrs. Henry roof on the barn, the past week. was a retired farmer, and was for modest violets and darn if they ing Mash excels in the results it pro- George Devilbiss, wife and daugh- We are glad to say didn't come up tiger lilies." slowly improving. many years a resident of Taneytown duces. Try it.—Reindollar Bros. & ter, Mary Grace, of near Emmitsburg, Grushon is o Co. Stiller and family, and district. 11-30-tf were callers at George Gluts', Sunday Edward Stop Coughing He is survived by four children: Dr. —Advertisement evening. his sister, Mrs. I aura Hiltebridle, WO TO-NIGHT stop Samuel G. A. Brown, of Waynesboro; for loss of appetite, bad breath., Endeavor, this Sunday spent Sunday in Baltimore. The simplest and best way to To the coinage of fifty- Christian croup, brone'aial, Mrs. E. F. Spangler, of Littlestown; T coated toAgue, biliousness, authorize King, of York, spent the coughs, colds, morning, following Sunday School, Ralph 0. and E. Brown, Without griping or nausea cent pieces in commemoration of the his parents, Theodore "flu" and in grippe coughs is to take Misses Celeia Millie Mrs. Guy Warren, leader. It will be week-end with at home. Also by three sisters, Mrs. carving on Stone Mountain, and is held next Sunday evening, beginning King and family, of Mayberry. CHAMBERLAIN'S CHAMBERLAIN'S memory 'of Warren G. Harding, Pres- of Union Mills, Samuel Fair, of Waynesboro; Mrs. at 7:30 o'clock. John Flickinger, Lavina Knox, and Mrs. James Reaver, TABLETS ident of the United States, in whose wife and daughters called on Ellis Crushong, on Friday. COUGH REMEDY was W. E. Ritter, is a friend of Gettysburg, and eight grand-chil- Set your liver right—only 25- administration the work begun, a friends in Gettysburg, Sun- We are glad to see the mail car- Every user bill called on - Advertisement dren. -Advertisement has been introduced in the Senate. day afternoon. rier out in his Ford, again. SPECIAL NOTICES H is Contribution. SrrioTv'nfl Introduced in Mistress—Is your husband a good America by the Chinese qk;i0kil provider, Jemima? SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS will be In- The lath; a long has enjoyed Have You This Habit? % serted under this heading at One Cent a Jeminia—Pervider? Why, the on- the rep- utation word, each week, counting name and ad- liest thing that niggah eve' pervides of having invented the pipe dress of advertiser—two initials, or a date, and bequeathed to white men the joys counted as one word. Minimum charge, me with is argument 'bout when does By Margaret Morison lB cents. we eat.—Wayside Tales. of tobacco. Recent discoveries in the REAL ESTATE for sale, Two Cents each West indicate, however, that the In- N word. Minimum charge, 25 cents. dian In turn may APPLY AT RECORD OFFICE ads not Generous Terms. have inherited the accepted—but will receive sealed replies. smoking habit from a much earlier pe- MISS STAR Mrs. Newgilt—Yes, I advertised for No personal information given. riod, and that smoking was MR, COON'S TRICK Badger was prevailed upon to break THIS COLUMN is specially for Wants, a competent instructor to teach me to introduced HAT a charming person Miss Lost, Found, Short Announcements, Per- Into Ainerica Chinese his habit of staying at home in the play craps. What do you charge? by the at some ssWStar is, and what interesting sonal Property for sale. etc. remote time. certain daytime, and all of them followed ..ALL NOTICES In this column must be The Crap Expert—When they shoots It is that the things she has done!" one of her HEN Mr. Coon came to the uniform In style. East Indians have been smoking for guests said to Mrs. George the day af- W woods to live, none of the woods Reddy Fox down by the river and for real money, lady, I don't make no hid - some two thousand years. ter her dinner party. dwellers had ever met any of his fam- behind the bushes near by. Prices paid every charge for the lessens. HIGHEST CASH Long before tobacco was discovered "Miss Star told me an about know- ily, so, of course, they knew nothing Mr. Coon, of course, knew they were day for delivery of Poultry, Butter smoking had become a fine art. Baby- ing this explorer who's just come back about the curious habit the Raccoon all there and lie did not hurry a bit. and Eggs. Specialty, 50c for deliv- lon doubtless had many smokers who from Greenland, and described has After he removed the cover he reached ery of Calves all day Tuesday or'Wed- some of washing all meat before eat- PRIVATE SALE were as particular about their pipes slowly into the basket, looking across nesday morning. Geo. W. Morter. of the things he told her. I've never ing it. — OF A — and brands as any one today. They enjoyed a dinner more." One day as Reddy Fox was trotting the river for a minute, and then when WANTED.—Butter, Eggs, Poultry, smoked different woods and herbs and Mrs. George of course repeated this through the woods he spied Mr. Coon he felt sure they were all stretching Lard, Squabs and Calves at highest Small Property paid special attention to blending conversation to Miss Star on their with a basket on his arm going toward their necks and watching, he suddenly prices. a head for delivering tipped the 50c NEAR TAN EYTOWN. them to get the desired flavor. A next meeting. Miss Star looked con- the river that runs through the woods. basket. Calves. Highest prices paid for Hides piece of wood was burned to a char- fused. "Oh, au, yes," she said vague- He did not see Reddy, and as Reddy But instead of the pieces of meat and Furs of all kinds.—Frances E. The undersigned, offers at Private coal, and smoked in an ornamented ly, "I went to the illustrated lecture dearly loves to watch when he is not Reddy Fox had told them he had in Shaum's Produce. Phone 3-J 3-28-tf Sale the former Louisa Hill property, pipe. When the charcoal was red the other night." seen, he quickly aid himself behind the basket, Mr. Coon rolled into the FOR SALE-2 Tons Timothy Hay, situate one mile from Taneytown, hot a powder was dropped on it and Then Mrs. George forgot her im- some bushes to see what Mr. Coon was river a rock that struck the bottom $25.00 per ton.—Jere J. Garner. along the State Road, containing the resulting smoke was inhaled. pression of discrepancy. It was a going to do, and, to his astonishment, with such force that the muddy water 1/12 ACRES OF LAND, Throughout Central Asia in remote month before she saw Miss Star he saw him take from the basket splashed all around and covered the INSURANCE—Fire, Windstorm, improved by weatherbaarded house. times smokers were common and were again. Miss Star was drooping about, some meat and, holding it in his fore- watchers from head to toes. Hail and Automobile. Many do not Possession given when settlement exacting about the "tobacco," or what- decoratively watching a tennis tourna- paws, souse it about in Mr. Coon looked very innocent as he carry Storm Insurance, although it is the water and has been made. ever it was they smoked. They used ment. Mrs. George asked why she then eat it. picked up the cover and placed it on the first insurance that property own- JAMES F. HILL. the gum from trees, bark and many wasn't playing, and Miss Star replied, "That is the funniest thing I ever the basket and then walked away. He ers ought to have. Let me fix you up 4-11-2t —P. B. Engler, Agent, N. Y. Home, aromatic herbs and smoked various "I don't wish to alarm my friends; saw," thought Reddy Fox. "I must could hear the woods folks scrambling kinds of flowers. tell about 'Paneybown. 4-18-ti NOTICE TO CREDITORS. but the doctor as good as told me this all the woods folk about this, and trying to rub the mud from Soldiers have been smokers from re- morning never play again. we will all come their coats, and he had hard work This is to give notice that the sub- that I could down and watch to JUNK WANTED—All kinds of scribers have obtained from the Orphans' mote antiquity. The Russian military Heart," she whispered mysteriously. him." wait until he was out of sound and Rags, Court of Paper, Old Iron. Highest cash Carroll County, in Md., letters camps still yield pipes. The ruins of "I've got to be very careful for a long Mr. Coon has sharp eyes, and one sight to laugh. prices paid. Call to see Abe Rosen- of administration upon the estate of Roman cities, notably Pompeii, show while I" day while Reddy was watching he be- But he did, and after rolling over berg, Central Hotel, Taneytown. JTIDSON HILL, that smoking must have been common. Mrs. George was really concerned. came too curious and poked his head and over on the ground 4-18-4t late of Carroll county, deceased. All per- and laughing sons having claims against the deceased, Many of the pipe designs were most Se spent the afternoon making her- as he thought how surprised the PURE BRED are hereby warned to exhibit the same, elaborate.—New York Times. self useful delightful to poor watchers must AYRSHIRE Heifers, with the vouchers properly authenticated, and have been, he suddenly aired by Betty's Son, No. 20030, for to the subscribers, on or before the 25th. Miss Star, who was so good-looking. stopped and sat up, for he heard some immediate sale at reasonable prices. day of October, 1924; they may otherwise She was surprised, therefore, the fol- one coming through the woods. Old Forge by law be excluded from all benefit of Yankee Genius Floods Farm, Spring Grove, Pa. said estate. lowing day to find Miss Star out on Mr. Coon jumped up and ran to a 4-18-e.o.w World With Everything Given under our hands this 28th. day of the courts as usual. hiding place and pretty soon he saw March, 1924. DO YOU WANT strong Chicks I make bold to believe that in the "Oh, I guess the doctor was mis- all the animals trudging along, drip- HELEN P. HILL, United today the close of somewhat that will grow? I hatch them right, HOMER S. HILL, States at taken," was Miss Star's un- ping wet and scolding Mr. Fox round- nine years experience. 500 Chicks MARGARET A. HILTERBRICK, this first quarter of this Twentieth cen- convincing explanation. ly for the trick they felt sure he had for sale April 28: also 500 May 4th. 3-28-5t Administrators. tury there can be seen an ingenuity in A month later Miss Star was asked played on them. Will have one incubator for Custom NOTICE TO CREDITORS. plot-making and a fertility in devising to come informally to family supper Mr. Possum said his coat was Hatching, April situations recalling 21st.—J. L. Bowers, This is to give notice that the subscrib- that which was to with the Georges. The evening passed spoiled; it was now a grayish white Taneytown, Md., observed Phone 61-F-5. er has obtained from the Orphans' Court be in France in the days of pleasantly and quietly. Not long af- and it would not rub off; and Mr. Bad- 4-18-2t Court of Carroll county, in Md., letters of Scribe and Dennery and Sardou and in administration upon the estate of • terward an acquaintance asked Mrs. ger showed a soiled white front where Spain in the days of Lope de Vega and FOR SALE—Sow and 7 Pigs.— NEWTON A. REINDOLLAR, George about her banquet for a cer- the water had splashed on him when Calderon, two periods Grayson A. Shank, near Otterdale. late of Carroll County, deceased. All per- of dramaturgic tain feted foreigner—Miss Star, who he stood on his hind legs to watch. sons having claims against the dexterity and of abundant 4-18-2t deceased, productiv- had been present, had described the "I shall never be able to walk up- are hereby warned to exhibit the same, ity. The American faculty of inven- occasion to the with the vouchers properly authenticated, acquaintance as very right again," he said sadly, "for this FIREWOOD. FIREWOOD to burn. tion, which has filled the world with to the subscriber, on or before the 9th. brilliant. And Miss Star's subsequent mud will not rub off and I could never sawed to short stove lengths and de- day of November, 1924; they may other- Yankee contrivances, seems to have explanation wise by law be excluded from all to Mrs. George that the let anyone see that the front of my livered.—Harold Mehring. 4-18-2t benefits construc- of said estate. been directed suddenly to the acquaintance must have misunder- coat is not clean." Given under my hands this 11th. day of tion of plays, says Brander Matthews stood somehow FOR SALE-2 Holstein Register- April, 1924. didn't hold water. Mr. Rabbit did not say anything, but In Scribner's. I am aware that to say After ed Bull Calves from tested herd, and LAURA V. REINDOLLAR. that, when Miss Star talked Mr. Squirrel chattered this is to lay myself open to the retort angrily as he one extra fine grade Bull. Also Ap- 1-5t Executrix. about her admirers and her engage- ran machine-made as off to tell everyone he knew about ple Butter by the half gallon jars. that our plays are as ments and her adventures, Mrs. contrivances, With a Basket on His Arm. the muddy trick Reddy Fox had Phone Taneytown 37-22—W. H. Shoe- SMITH'S our Yankee and even George deducted a large percentage, we are engaged in quantity pro- played upon his friends, and they all maker. that and then accepted the remainder out too far from his hiding place, so SALE ANO EXCHANGE STABLES duction rather than quality production. forgot about the queer habit they were tentatively. So she got on with a that Mr. Coon caught sight of him. FOR RENT—The Galt property, in If thus cornered I should have to con- told Mr. Coon had of washing his food, good deal of amusement and no dis- 'Watching me, is he!" thought Mr. Copperville. Apply to Gleason F. fess that there may be more than a they were so busy being angry at Erb. illusionments. Coon. "Well, I will fix him tomor- little truth in the charge; hut I should Reddy Fox. Then one day Miss her Star told row." As he curled himself up for FOR SALE CHEAP-e-1 proffer as my rejoinder the statement a sleep MatheWs, that she was going away to live, that Reddy had just decided that tomor- in a 1 Fairbanks that not a few of the American plays high tree top, Mr. Coon thought Morse, one Lally Electric she was leaving in a week, and that row would be the day he would bring Lighting Plant: 1 Willis Light Elec- of this century are as interesting in that for one day he could go without probably they would not see her hgain. along all the woods folks to watch tric Plant; 1 Western Electric Light- the library as they are in the theater. eating meat, for he had turned the No one believed the news. Mrs. George ing Plant: 2 Genco-Light Electric the queer habit Mr. Coon had, and so tables upon Reddy Fox and he had least of all. She Plants: all in exdellent condition. felt a good deal of the next day Mr. Squirrel and Billy been the one who laughed. Discovered attachment Apply to E. M. Frounfelter, West- for Miss Star, and was Possum and Mr. Rabbit, and even Mr. (C), 1923, A young man whose gallantry was by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) minster, Md. 4-18-2t glad that she did not have to accept In excess of his pecuniary means this announcement for fact. Having PLANTS FOR .SALE—Cabbage, sought to remedy the defect and to forgotten the incident she stopped one the pur- YOUR Lrfr How to Tomato, Pepper, Cauliflower, Beet, save the money required for day to call. Miss Star's house was Read Your THE RIGHT THING pose of expensive flowers by arrang- IL Lettuce, Egg Plant—Mrs. F. P. Pal- empty. Her habit of so dramatizing ICharacteristics at the mer, Phone 40-R 4-18-ti ing with a gardener to let him have a every situation that people discount- HAND and Tendencies— the bouquet from time to time in return Capabilities RIGHT TIME FOR SALE—Horses, ed everything she said, had left her or Weak- Cows, Sows,• for his cast-off clothes. Shoats and Pigs: also one Young farewell performance without an au- nesse. That Make for Success or One day he received a bunch of- By MARY MARSHALL DUFFLTE Mule.—C. Lynn Strickhouser, Har- 2 miles west of Taneytown, along dience. Failure as Shown in Your Palm ney. the Emmitsburg State Road. If you roses which he at once dispatched to HAVE YOU THIS HABIT? want a good lead horse or mare, we his lady love. ((t) by Metropolitan: ,:::,wspaper Service.) TABLE ETIQUETTE DWELLING AND STORE Room, always have them on hand, and re- In sure anticipation of a friendly "SHALL I TRAVEL?" for rent.—D. J. Hesson. called the girl's house member every horse that leaves our welcome he at Has Anyone Laughed S0METIMES the mount of the moon, Always act in such a way as to secure stables mu'- nnsitively be as repre- the same evening and was not a little or Luna, bears a large number of the love of your neighbor.—Pliny the MR. FARMER you will find at my sented or your MOM., .ororised at a frosty reception. horizontal lines, in Elder, stable a large Percheron Horse.—Edw. At You — addition to the ver- to see us. After a pause the girl remarked, By ETHEL R. tical lines of travel. If these hori- R. Horner, near Taneytown. 4-18-3t ATING at a boarding-house table frigidly: "You sent me a note today." Because— PEYSER zontal lines cross the face of the LeROY A. SMITH. SCOTT M. SMITH. E can be so gloomy and unpleasant FOR SALE—Good big Black Mule, "A note! I? To be sure, I sent you mount and reach the line of fate, the Phone 38F21 2-29-2m You use perfume? that it makes of eating three meals a 6 years old, work anywhere hitched, flowers; but—" journeys undertaken by the subject You evidently don't use enough. day a very irksome necessity. Or it good leader and saddler weight 1300. "And this note was with the bou- have been or will be longer and more —Edgar Perfume is a lovely thing in may be a real pleasure so that we look H. Brown, near Kump. quet. Do you mean to deny it?" important than those indicated by the moderation. The flowers profit forward to meal time with anticipatory FLOWERS And the young man read: "Don't short, heavy, vertical lines on the FOR SALE—Ford Touring Car. by it, the world profits by it. pleasure. And the difference doesn't Who wants it for $75.00?—D. W. forget the old trousers you promised same mount. But the travels, in this FOR Why shouldn't you add to the entirely depend on the way the food Garner. 4-18-2t me the other day." case, may be within the subject's own beauty of things too? Of course is cooked in the kitchen or served in All country and not outside its boundar- FOR SALE—S. C. W. Leghorn Occasions. when perfume covers a defi- ies. the dining room. Something depends Chicks, hatched from two year old Declares Ants Are Topers ciency of tile sanitary code and on the manners of those who assemble When the horizontal lines enter the hens exclusively. May hoteliers. $12.00 Always fresh---and we Ants consume more alcohol in pro- when it annoys people, then it in the same dining room, perhaps line of fate and travel upward with per one hundred, $100.00 per thous- portion to their body weight than does is the time to put on the stop around a single long table. grow them all. it, they show voyages that will benefit and.—John H. Williams, Sunnyside the most accomplished "old soak," as- code! Perfume is lovely when the subject materially. But when the When you eat at a boarding-house Poultry Farm, Sykesville, Md. Phone serts Prof. Paul Lindner, chief of the It is, but baleful when it "ain't." Reasonable prices, their end of any of these horizontal lines table the possession of good table man- 50F14. 4-11-3t Fermenting Industry institute in Ber- SO droops or curves downward toward the ners becomes not something that you lin, Germany. The industrious insects Your get-away here is: —APPLES—Black Twig and Wine- quality and arrangement wrist, the voyage has been or will be acquire for your own satisfaction, but manufacture their own home-brew in That they only laugh and don't saps, for sale by C. R. Wilhide, Key- unsuccessful. Lines that ascend, no almost a social necessity, If you dine 4-4-3t their digestive canal by the action of .1. complain. mar. considered. matter how short a distance, indi- in a restaurant you can usually sit yeasts on the milky juices that they by :McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) alone and endure your bad table man- CHICKS—I can book a few more (.0 cate successful voyages. When one extract from aphids, or plant lice, ners alone, and at home—well, it is orders for Baby Chicks.—Jesse L. We have no Agent. of these horizontal lines crosses an- which they keep for that purpose. 11111111111 them your Taneytown, Phone 61F5. other, the voyage will be repeated, for bad enough to inflict on Bowers, Other insects have similar homemade , 4-4-3t Simply phone or write. some important reason. If such a family. But when it comes to making home-brew outfits that they use to line bears a square, danger is indi- a whole tableful of other people wit- capacity, Doctor Lindner stated. FOR RENT—South side of Dwel- cated, but the subject is ness your lack of good breeding, then accomplished protected ling, on Emmitsburg St., formerly Cromer. Florist. Wasps are bootleggers.— from misfortune. you ought truly to be banished from Monthly. owned by Miss Clara Wilhide. Apply Popular Science (® by the Wheeler Syndicate, Inc.) the table. Paul to Miss Anna Wilhide, 2008 St. 219-227 E. Walnut St., But good table manners are the same St., Baltimore. 4-4-3t Hanover, Penna. Magnets Lay Nails Straight Motor for invaliti's Chair. everywhere. There are some little. A four-wheeled chair for invalids, de- points of etiquette that arise only at JERSEY BLACK GIANTS Hatch- 2-28.6mo. To lay nails straight in containers, a veloped in England, is propelled by a ing Eggs, $1.25 for 15.—J. Frank Sell packer equipped with magnets is re- the boarding-house table. If you are one-fourth horse power electric motor, usual 3-14-8t ported to have been built by a Swiss a stranger at the table it is for FOR SALE—Fine Homes, im- supplied with curent by a storage bat- introduce the oth- CUSTOM HATCHING—With over inventor. The machine is said to be some one to you to proved by Brick and Frame Houses :ery. table, but is no one 12,000 egg Incubator capacity, we are able to fill kegs, boxes, or paper car- ers at the if there and all improvements, in and out of to do this then you may and should prepared to accept custom hatching Real tons and to handle wire rods, hairpins, town.--D. W. Garner, Estate regard the fact that you are eating until our books are filled up for Baby Broker. knife blades and fishhooks with equal 10-5-tf sufficient introduction Chicks.—Ileindollar Bros. & Co. ease. The articles to be boxed up with the others 12-28 -tf least for conversational purposes. I SPECIALIZE in White Wyan- are poured into a huge vibrating hop- •••••••••• at dottes. The breed that combines beau- You need not, of course, Indulge very SPECIAL PRICES, on Ranges— per in lots of about a thousand pounds ty, size and quality. I offer selected freely in conversation with strangers Call and see them and save money.— and are straightened out on large eggs only, from 7-lb. fowl's and 10- Raymond Ohler. 1-11-ti trays.—Popular Mechanics Magazine. at table, but you can at least say lb. males, at only 75c per setting; enough to save the situation from be- $4.75 per PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW— 100. If you cannot call, coming awkward. Women usually just drop a High quality Baby Chicks, all leading card, and say how many Psychology Expert have the privilege of opening a con- you want.—J. Raymond Zent, Key- varieties; also custom hatching.— "When one forgets and leaves a par- versation and older persons speak first mar, Md. 3-14-tf Maryland Hatchery, J. Wm. Schwarb- cel or some such article in a shop or to younger persons. Thus if a young er, Prop., Ladiesburg, Md. 12-21-tf 1 FOR SALE--Desirable Brick House car, it Is because the subconscious 40'41141--14. man and woman chanced to meet at a New that parcel HOGS WANTED.—Eight to fifteen in Windsor. All modern con- mind regards as an in- boarding-house table and there watt veniences. Hogs wanted every Wednesday. Must Apply to—E. Ray Eng- cumbrance, and as something which no introduction, it would be the privi- lar, Helen Englar, not weigh over 125 pounds dressed. Vivian Barnes, ought to be got rid of." lege of the young woman to speak the Highest market price.—Rockward New Windsor, Md. Phone N. W. Aberdonian in the class—Well, how first words, although if her table asso- 1-R. Nusbaum, near Uniontown, Phone 3-7-tf can you explain this? Last night I "Y ‘\ ciate were an older woman she should Taneytown 12-3. away from a shin without my 11-23-tf NOTICE.—I beg to state I have went 8 Ay wait for her. change, and— (® by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) BABY CHICKS—Let bcen appointed Corsetiere, for the us have your Collapse of class and lecturer. Co( 0 order now for Baby Spirella Corsets, for Taneytown, Un- 6 Chicks. Early He Had a Knack. orders avoid disappointment. We ion Bridge and Sykesville. Twelve 6'071_ sell strong, vigorous Chicks from years training and exeprience. Will It All Depends Mother—Vera, has young Gelding gladly make appointments at Client's The young lady across the way si ys given you any indication of his inten- good reliable stock.—Reindollar Bros. North—Are you in favor of women Ii & Co. home. Call Sykesville 50F14 or ad- basketball is the great winter game, 8? tions? He has called to see you every 12-28-tf taking part in public affairs? dress—Mrs. John H. Williams, Sykes- and the inside baseball she reads so evening for a month? ville, Md. 3-21-6t West—It's all right if you really much about doesn't NOW IS THE TIME to feed Tank seem to be mak- Vera—Really, mother, I don't know want the affairs public: ing much headway. age to your Pigs and Chickens.—Tan- TWO HOGS for sale, Berkshires, what to think. He has such a knack of ((;) by McClure Newspaper DYY/6—: eytown Reduction Plant. 9-7-ti by Burlier Hill, Taneytown. Syndicate.) keeping one in the dark. the p“Iice staticn. Lucille knew tier New York, but police stations were not of her New York. She secured the I 41 Mending the direction, hailed a taxicab—not be- • :r4 but because she ...aI Heart eause of the dist•ince, * Broken felt that she wouldn't be quite so alone Fields that Feed Us Are 1 In arriving at that awesome place to which her impulsive action had con- Build g By HARRIET BRUNKHURST signed Merton. IMPORTANT FACTORS Plowed One Furrow at a Time, "You'll wait," she directed as she de+++++++•144eieielekielefel•++++++8, left the cab, then hesitated. "Would IN CARE OF CHICKS Many Changes Made in (Lt., 13. by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) you mind coming in with me? Or When one sees the farmer and his faithful I get you arrested for leaving Architecture Lucille was puzzled, not to say wor- shall The care of the baby chick is of American your cab here?" team plowing, little does he realize the food ried. Her heart was broken, of course. greatest importance during the early American architecture has gone "I'll take a chance, miss," said the that That was why she was in New York, part of the chick's life. Careless through a good many phases since the which feeds the world, is grown in fields chauffeur. the t studying violin. handling often results in loss of original log huts were built by are turned over one furrow at a time. But Lucille found the ordeal not so Now every one knows that to become chicks and stunted growth, points out early settlers in Virginia and Massa- trying as she had fancied. Even a a great musician one's heart must be D. H. Hall, extension poultry specialist chusetts. Present-day home building, The saving of One Dollar at a time with police station has its seneibilities and broken. It works out very nicely, at Clemson college, who adds the fol- however, is far advanced in point of remains not unmoved at the appari- the regularity the farmer turns his furrows will too, because if one's heart isn't broken lowing suggestions. beauty over any period in the coun- tion of a charming young lady. She start a money supply, which will feed opportu- generally one doesn't care about a In caring for the baby chicks the try's history. did not require a lawyer, as she had musician's career. But no one has first thing that should be done is to In the beginning of the Eighteenth nities' demand for cash. feared, nor was it necessary to secure explained what happens if one's heart see that they have a good place to century the general rule was for un- identification for the officer who had doesn't stay broken. And Lucille was sleep at night. The coops or the house pretentious houses, and there are made the arrest had seen her board aware that her own heart was dis- where the baby chicks sleep should be many survivors today of the early the train and had noticed her bag. We Welcome Your Savings. playing distinctly robust symptoms. kept clean, dry, and sanitary, should homes that were put up in this period And Merton was not in a cell. The "Just the same," Lucille thought re- be free from lice and mites, and all over the New England landscape. twenty minutes which had elapsed sentfully, "it serves Merton right if I should afford protection from cats During the Revolution there was a 4 Per-cent Interest Paid. since Lucille had flung her bag had do forget him. He might try to see and nocturnal vermin, such as rats, general lull in building, with a great not sufficed to gain attention for Mer- me. He could write. And he needn't which prey upon chicks. revival immediately after the war. ton_ So it was all utterly simple, and if The mother of the baby chicks The post-Revolutionary period is dis- have gone in such a huff even daddy with Lucille Merton presently emerged in a coop or the increase in the was unreasonable." the should be confined tinguished by from the police station and entered be The Lucille had thought she could never house, and the baby chicks should number of pretentious homes. TANEYTOWN SAVINGS waiting taxicab. is peo- forgive her father, either, when he had allowed free range. If the mother country was growing richer and Lucille rather regretted her impress- range into emphatically refused his consent to confined, the baby chicks will ple were able to put more money BANK ment of the chauffeur into her service. remain her marriage, or even to an engage- around the mother, but will their homes. It would have been less embarrassing case ment. within a limited area of her. In With the general activity in build- with a driver less well informed. But the mother can call of the Rev- "I won't have it!" he had stormed. of rain or hawks, ing that came with the end she speedily forgot him. and protect up a demand "A man has no right to marry or think the baby chicks to her olution there grew "When are we going to get married, When the mother is architec- of marrying until he is in a position them in the coop. for information regarding Lucille?" Merton came to the point the weaker baby This was met by the publica- to support a wife. I won't hear a allowed free range, ture. without delay. or become so weak concerning word of it!" chicks will be lost tion of a number of books •I wouldn't marry any one that al- that they will die on the range. The architectural forms and details, one Merton didn't stay to proffer more most got me into jail," shuddered Lu- mother will take the baby chicks out of the chief of which was Asher Ben- words. He left town next day, and he dlle. "Can you ever forgive me?" through damp grass and early morn- jamin's "Country Builder's Assist- obeyed the parental injunction to re- "Not if you won't hurry up and an- ing dew, thereby chilling them and ant," published in 1797. These books main unheard. Swer me," retorted Merton. weakening their bodies down to where gave details of classic and Renais- Lucille thought then that she could "Well, I suppose dad will be furious, disease may easily overcome them. sance architecture, and actually start- never forgive her father. But when owe you some amends. Any The baby chicks should be confined ed the study of architecture in he came around so handsomely about but I Merton, and I'll make dad come in early morning, while the mother country. Architects soon began her studying the violin, let her go to time, this peaceably, too." hen should be confined at all times, if appear, men whose individuality New York, rented attractive rooms around to that's all right," said Merton best results are to be obtained from their work, bringing their for her in a better class boarding "Oh, marked "I'm a great little old dad- the care of the baby chick, and the with their designs, down to house, arranged for her lessons with a cheerfully. names, tamer. In fact, I brought him and house should be kept dry and clean. present time. thoroughly investigated instructor— the your mother to town with me. They're study of classic forms soon why, patently, it wasn't easy to feel The going to see that we do it with a the Greek revival, the next very hard toward dad. Proper Amount of Feed started proper minister instead of one of those step in our architectural development, Lucille liked New York, with its combination four-dollar affairs down at for Flock of Chickens which in turn was followed by the lights, its music, its crowds and its City Hall." As to how much to feed, a question "Queen Anne" cottages and the Vic- shops; she made friends easily; she "Dad and mother here!" cried Lu- frequently asked, we can do no better torian era. Organized architectural really possessed talent, and was will- cille. than refer to the advice offered by the education freed us somewhat from ing to work, so that her lessons were "Sure! You ought to see how proud United States Department of Agricul- these styles, took us through the Fine Walnut Suit, $94.50. a pleasure, she had a generous allow- he is of my job. Say, Lucille," softly, ture; "The feeder must use his own French Influence of the nineties and ance, pretty clothes, youth and good "have you missed me?" judgment in deciding how much grain brought us to the present period of Dresser, Bow Bed, Semi Vanity. looks. It wasn't strange that her of "I've been simply broken-hearted," to give the hens, as the amount such complete information that we heart began to perk up a little in spite with declared Lucille. feed which they will eat varies are now able to design in any style Furniture line of its owner's stern resolution. different Everything in the the different pens and at a client wants with fairly complete She had her most engaging snap- They will eat seasons of the year. success. shot of Harry copied and enlarged OLD SHOES PUT TO GOOD USE laying way below the market prices more feed in the spring while Through all this confusion there and most beautifully framed in silver and fall heavily than in the summer persists a very genuine interest and for her dressing table—but satisfac- Value of Foot Coverings by No Means gen- when laying fewer eggs. A fair appreciation of our first periods and Auto Delivery. tory though it was in appearance, it Ended When Wearers Have feed about one Low Prices, Easy Terms, eral estimate is to the simple colonial house of the was just one more pleasant thing in Discarded Them. and an equal quart of scratch grains Eighteenth century will continue to be her life. weight of mash (about 1% quarts) C. 0. FUSS & SON, for a living is an inspiration. There came a gorgeous spring morn- Collecting old shoes daily to 13 hens of the general purpose Dealers and Funeral Direetorr. for out to Leading Furniture ing during Lucille's second year in hardly the choice anyone breeds, qech as the Plymouth Rocks, a Lon- Cheering the North Room 28 tf New York when she walked down become rich quickly, observes Rhode Is'and Reds or 1Vyandottes, or TANEYTOWN, MD. Fifth avenue and admitted that her don Answers writer. to 16 hens if the smaller or egg breeds. That bugaboo of the household, the heart was completely mended. Judging by the number of people en- This would he about 71,41 pounds of tiny north bedroom, which always Regretfully Lucille turned westward gaged in this business, however, there scratch grains and mash daily to 100 seems cold and cheerless, finds its at Forty-second street and took her must be more than a bare subsistence Legliorns and about 91, pounds each space increased and the light doubled elevated sta- in it and many find It if not a genteel If hens when the proper furnishings arci .49:OEM to the Sixth avenue purpose fowls. di i'Veg way to general elle fur- tion for there were two hours of calling, at least a lucrative one. have free range or large runs contain- placed within. There is no better ivory study yet remaining on her day's pro- When collected these old cast-offs ing green food a general purpose hen niture for this purpose than gram. She took a cross seat beside find their way to the wallpaper manu- will eat about 75 pounds of feed a enamel. plain an open window, looked out over the facturer, who allows from 10 cents to year and a Leghorn will eat about 55 With ivory walls and a II Poultry room platform and found herself staring a quarter per pair. Calfskin shoes pounds, in addition to the green stuff mauve rug the walls of the to straight into Merton Leslie's eyes. fetch the best prices, while cowhide consumed." seem to be fairly swept away one could wish. To And for a heart completely mended footwear is not accepted at any price. give all the room from having the white Raisers Lucille's acted most singularly. It's These old shoes are first soaked in keep the room Preventive Measures to hospital operating room, owner sprang hastily to her feet, but water to get rid of the dirt. The nails look of a warm colors, such as red, the train started at the same instant. and thread are removed and the leath- Guard Against Diseases however, yellow, orange or red violet, should Read this! Lucille was conscious of just one thing er ground into fine pulp. It is then Early in the spring, when everything in the upholstery of —she must let Merton know where pressed out into molds of various pat- else around the farm is being cleaned be introduced chair, in the window hang- she lived. There was no time to get a terns and finds its way into the mar- and put in shape for the summer, a the little in the little accessories card from her case and Lucille did the ket as "embossed leather." coat of whitewash will add greatly to ings and as vase and lights. only thing that occurred to her—flung Well-to-do people think they are go- the appearance and sanitation of the such Out of every 100 chicks The vanity dresser is doubly wel- her gold handbag through the open ing back to medieval times when they Interior of the poultry house. It is come in the small bedroom for the hatched 50 ordinarily die. window and, with a sigh of relief, saw have the walls of their libraries and the cheapest of all paints and may be sake of its ample stowaway room in Merton catch it. dining rooms covered with this mate- used on the exterior of the building, the deep drawers. This addition was She got off at the next station on rial. It may be just as well that they too, if so desired. made to the suite when an original the chance that Merton might take the remain in blissful ignorance that the Whitewash is made by slaking about French model was copied, for milady But, experience shows next train with the idea of overtaking boots and shoes which their neighbors ten pounds of quicklime in a pail with of America must keep her pretty her, but no Merton alighted from the have thrown away now adorn their two gallons of water, covering the pail veils and gloves in more restricted that when Purina Chick next train nor from the one following. walls and hang on the screens which with cloth or burlap and allowing It areas. "He isn't familiar with New York," their eyes from the fire. to slake for one hour. Water is then Startena is fed, 95% live protect enameled furniture is prac- course it wouldn't added to bring the whitewash to a Ivory she reasoned. "Of Carriage body builders, as well as easily. be applied tical, for it is cleaned and grow. occur to him to try to overtake me bookbinders also use large quantities consistency which may that way. He might wait there on the of this pulped leather. It is made into readily. whitewash for ex- "What Is Life of City?" Forty-second street platform thinking carriage coverings, while the cheapest A weatherproof A fresh shipment of surfaces may be made as fol- "In a community in the East, a that I would return," she reflected. grades of modern books are bound terior (1) Slake one bushel of quick- group of men were met together to Chick Startena (contain- Forgotten her father's strictures with leather thus treated. lows: Merton, forgotten her own in- lime in twelve gallons of hot water; consider the menace to the health and against There is an unlimited demand for ing buttermilk) has just indictment of her too-easily dis- (2) dissolve two pounds of common enjoyment of the citizens by the smoke jured the material, as it serves many pur- lover. Nor did it occur to salt ,and one pound of sulphate of zinc nuisance. One business man was op- couraged poses where a certain amount of dura- arrived, Call today. Merton was in New York for in two gallons of boiling water; pour posed to regulation, and put his ob- her that bility is required. any reason except to find her. Had she (2) into (1), then add two gallons of jection in a single revealing sentence: seen him, met his eyes? skim milk and mix thoroughly. Whit& 'The smoke may be the death of the not The Robins' Job. descended the stairs of the wash is spread lightly over the sur- people, but it is the life of the city.' Lucille It was a pretty bright February day elevated station, crossed Sixth avenue face with a broad brush. 'The life of the city' and by that he Taneytown Grain & Supply Co. with everything to indicate an early to the downtown platform, meant the only kind of city he could and climbed spring. boarded her train and was soon again think of, a city of commercial enter- "The robins soon will be singing crossing the street to reach the plat- prise, of hasty methods of getting rich, again," a man remarked to the form upon which she had last seen drug- Poultry Hints of bank balances built up at no matter ws• gist who had waited on him. "They efl things. oliRThiAr Merton. what impoverishment of finer in was no on the sang in Indianapolis February last For the real city, the city of the inner But there Merton It seldom pays to keep a hen after platform. Lucille checked the sinking year." values of men's souls, of beauty and long, that's her second laying season. of her heart. It was all right. Nat- "Well, it won't be sure," • • • spaciousness and joy, he had no con- the druggist acquiesced. ception. When men begin to love urally he would think she had gone A young duck should begin to lay they'll be singing," a and become sensitive to the straight home. Her address was in the "You're right, five months of age. beauty at about a desire for beauty bag, and he would knGw that it was five-year-old boy said sagely. He was • • • fine ideals which jddsess thlit she the son. "They won't do they will aot t2le‘rate the to give him the had druggist's Leghorns can get along on three creates, lira: anything else but sing. They won't stupia peiThsio"ti- of reality, which flirWil ale slaCti to square feet of henhouse space; the dream of my work for a livin' like the rest of us would find 'the life of the city' in the "He would neyy r&, breeds need four square feet. s larger the people.' They will insist -.filming," she sud enly realized. "My have to." * • * 'death of C an la wouldn't that whatever advantage be held in purse as in the bag How often the old litter should be rd Mit What Did Grandma Say? abeyance, light and life and cleanness kno..7 that I garif gififife removed and replaced by new depends of Palmer School of Chiropractic.) Well, When Dorothy was live years old, for men and women shall be pre- (Graduate the Vecket—inch a masculine habit. on the number of birds in the house, until she felt that she had reached that served." at least he'll wait at the house and dryness of thp floor. HAMPSTEAD — WESTMINSTER — TANEYTOWN I arrive." stage in life when every action taken • 5 * her by her mother called for corontritAs 61,e. .1* But the ticket chopper accosted Do not take all the eggs to market. Built-In Furniture approbation. She had watched her cost the as she passed him. Let the children have all they want At a slight increase in first mother pay the washerwoman every will "You are the young lady that had for breakfast. It will pay you. installation of built-in furnitgre a long time, and it per- the gold bag pinched, aren't you?" Tuesday for * * add much to the comfort, convenience her mother permitted he asked. "Well, the thief didn't get plexed h& that Give the little poults a fresh supply and value of any small house. Such at- kitchen, mak- day away. Happened to be a policeman grandma to work in the of clean water at least twice a tractive features as built-in china without rec- water right behind him and seen him grab ing pies and dressings, and thoroughly scald the closets, bookcases, mantelpieces, break- harder bag out of your hand. You'll find ompense, although she worked dishes twice a week. fast nook furniture, tables and the • * • it all safe over to the police station, than the washerwoman. benches, closet shelves and drawers, it happened that on Tuesday last, will seldom eat enough grit kitchen miss." So Ducks medicine cases, ironing boards, t KLas-a—m"aillgUlmmU "Police station !" gasped Lucille in when mother had paid the woman for from a box or hopper, hence ninny dressers or cabinets and refrigerator YELLOW PENCIL TermitslE•iii%gl.fFACTORY dismay and fled down the stairs, her the washing and she had left, Doro- feeders mix coarse sand or fine grit compartments are included. Careful 'with, the RED BAND \ heart pounding with appropriate speed. thy said to her grandmother: In their mash feed in the proportion consideration should be given to prac- EAGLEPENCIL CO. NEW YORK.U.SA. itt:MWQR1la bulk by She had to stop until the traffic "Grandma, we don't have to pay you, of about five per cent of the tical built-in furniture. poli:eman was able to direct her to do we? We know yon." measure. IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL -THE - Cautious The day before she was to be mar- CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR omm-mi. ried the old negro servant went to her SundaySchool TOPIC mistress and handed her a life-insur- C ance policy. 1,970,000,000 Feet yy "Why do you want me to keep it. I -From -- thought you were going to get mar- Y Lesson Y ried," said the mistress. (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, P.D., Teach*? Moody Bible Institute Monthly of Telephone Wire of English Bible in the Moody Bible 'nett. "So I is, mistress, but do you _sup- tube of Chicago.) pose I want that strange man (61), 1924, Western Newspaper Union.) Chicago, Ill. Building Your Home to know Starts Thrift Habit Ah got my life insured?" BEFORE the War, this com- April 20 Lesson for April 20 Home building is an ideal plan for pany installed about 127,000,000 Easter, A Time of Joy What saving and earning money. Financial Insulin Is. Much has been said feet of wire each year. Because of the ELISHA: TEACHER AND STATES- 1 Corinthians 15:1-8, 51-55 obligations, like insurance premiums in the news- papers lately about "Insulin," the new abnormal demands for service during MAN will take the time and and home building payment, must be Anyone who remedy for diabetis discovered by Dr. -- make the effort to enter into the met, and consequently a determined the past several years, F. G. Banting, of Toronto University, it has, during LESSON TEXT-II Kings 6:16-23. truth presented in 1 Corinthians 15, effort will be made to meet them GOLDEN TEXT but few people know exactly -"Be not overcome will have a time of joy at the Easter once they are incurred. what it that period, installed an annual average of evil, but overcome evil with Good.'' is. -Rom. season, and at all other seasons, too. Plainly speaking, home 12:21. building is Insulin is an extract of fresh, of about 209,000,000 feet of wire. For PRIMARY TOPIC-God Caring for In this chapter the apostle shows the a business. It is a business of sav- historical certainty and the vital im- healthy beef pancreas, a solution of 1924 it is estimated that 384,100,000 ing and investing money for safe, JUNIOR TOPIC-Elisha's Goodness portance of the resurrection of our the internal secretion of the pancreas sure returns. It does not to His Enemies. Lord. The resurrection should be involve of the ox. The extract is made by feet will be required, and during the INTERMEDIATE AND risks if SENIOR TOP- considered first as a historical fact, you go at it in a businesslike soaking the fresh organ in a mixture next five year period 1,970,000,000 IC-How to Turn Enemies Into Triends, way. And home building will net you YOUNG PEOPLE and second in its spiritual meaning. of alcohol and diluted hydrochloric AND ADULT TOP- a profit just as any other feet of wire. IC-What Elisha Meant to His Nation. "The fact of the actual and literal business acid. One reason for choosing this sol- should, depending upon the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the good judg- vent is that while it dissolves the in- ment and sound management you use I. Elisha, Elijah's Successor (I Kings dead cannot be denied by any man ternal secretion, the external secre- in conducting your home Most of this wire is in cables. 19:15-21; II Kings 2:2-15.) who will study the evidence in the building op- tion (whose chief constituent is tryp- the words of Dr. R. eration. case." These are sin and which is of no value in the These cables vary in size from 50 to 1. His Anointing (I Kings 19:15-21). A. Torrey, who has made a very ex- Once you satisfy yourself that home present connection) is left undissolved. In obedience to the Lord's command, tended study of this matter. Dr. Ar- 2400 wires. The establishment of such building and owning is the logical and The Elijah went forth from his hiding nold Rugby gives his testimony in solution so made is sterilized. In- of economical thing to do, you should cables requires place in Horeb to anoint Elisha as the following words: "I have been us- sulin has caused sugar varying in careful surveys and ac- not hesitate to take the step because prophet. While Elisha was plowing ed for many years to study the his- quantities from 2 to 7 grammes to be curate advance of the financial obligations home planning. Otherwise with oxen Elijah passed by tory of other times and to examine utilized in various patients per diem. and cast building requires. certain his mantle upon him. rnd weigh the evidence of those who The effect, apparently, is evanescent localities where future demands have written about them, and I know It is wrong to believe that home and lasts only eight or nine hours, so 2. His Training (II Kings 2:2-8). may not be great might be supplied of no fact in the history of mankind financing is a yoke of everlasting in- that injections are necessary every Elisha came into the life of Elijah in which is proved by better and fuller debtedness. It is really the beginning day. with cable far in excess of their require- the field, where he called him forth evidence of every sort to the under- of a savings and thrift campaign. from the plow, and there was thence- ments. In such cases valuable plant standing of a fair inquirer, than the Home building has started thousands forth real friendship between them, great sign which God has given us of people with limited incomes on might continue to lie idle for years. such that Elisha clung to his master to that Christ died and rose again from He Found Out. the road to independence-people who the very last, in spite of three urgent the dead." Why call it Roaring River? And this idle investment would neces- under ordinary circumstances might requests for him to remain behind. The spiritual meaning of the resur- He wondered o'er and o'er. never have built a bank account or But when he came to pay his bill sarily place additional costs upon the 3. Elisha's rection may be seen by following the Double Portion (II Kings accumulated enough savings to make You should have heard him roar. 2:12-15). writer's argument in this chapter. "If users of the service. Christ be not raised," then according any substantial investment. (1) Elisha's cry (v. 12). "The Fortissimo. chariot to verse 14, "preaching is vain" and Aside from the real joy and satis- of Israel, and the horsemen thereof." "Phwat's that noise, Mrs. Mulcahy?" all the preaching of the ages has only faction that come from building and This necessary preliminary This implies that Elijah "It's me daughter Maggie runnin' was the true been a matter of beating the air;but, owning a home of your own, there national defense. up and down th' scales." work takes time and be asserts, Christ is raised, therefore, Is the added profit which conies involves certain (2) Elisha preaching not but God's ap- "Begorra, she must weigh a ton." takes his place (v. 13). is vain, through acquiring the thrift habit- unavoidable delays in the establishment The pointed means for reaching the un- taking of Elijah's mantle indicates a money-saving habit to meet home saved and bringing them into saving Knew It Already. of his assumption of his place as a financing payments. service. But it is through this pro- prophet. relationships to Himself. Again, "if "Now, Johnny, don't your conscience Few people are infallible when cedure that the company is able to (3) Elijah's sspirit upon Ensile (vv. Christ be not raised," faith is vain: it tell you you have done wrong?" but Christ raised, comes to habits. Suppose 14, 15). This is proven by the use of is therefore, faith you start "No, grandma; I knew it already." operate economically and keep its in Him brings forgiveness, peace, and bank account with his power to divide the Jordan. Also a no stated obliga- Furthermore, "if Christ be not rais- tion to meet; you charges for service at the lowest possi- It is proven by the testimony of the grow careless and ed" ye are yet in your sins (v. 17): use your money for other and Imme- A Wallflower. sons of the prophets. but Christ is "And how do like codfish ble amount. risen, therefore, those diate purposes. On the other hand, you ballet" II. Elisha's Ministry (II Kings 3:10). who believe in Him are justified from I said to Sister Jennie. paynients on a home must be met at all things. See Romans 4:25. Once She said, "I really couldn't say- 1. The Trenches Filled With Water stipulated never more, "if Christ be not raised," a time, and the home owner I've been to any." (Chap. 3;16-20). Jehoram, in alliance then THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE CO. the dead have perished and we who takes every means to meet them. with the king of Judah, went against have believed are "of all men most the Moabltes. His army was in great miserable": but Christ is risen, there- straits for lack of water. When they fore, the loved ones who have gone on Study School Eealth No time to argue- appealed to Elisha, he bade them show before have not perished, but Are liv- Parents and teachers are beginning GET THE MILK their faith by digging trenches in des- ing with Him, and instead of believers to realize the importance of attending -sell it while prices ert soil. The Lord sent water to fill the being most miserable, they are the to health needs of children before they are good-and have trenches. most joyful people on the earth. are old enough to go to school. They to sell by One 2. Increase of the Widow's Oil are, learning that if the foundations more Policy One System Universal Service (Chap. 4:1-7). This woman's husband of physical and mental health are laid feeding LARRO had died, leaving a debt, and the cred- during the preschool period, much of -1.7.811111,11 itor was about to make bondmen of Was Helpful in the remedial work that now consti- 1.1111MIRAMPAPOIRARROUIRRIWINIMORRIWIRRIUMWii•JIIVI her two sons. Elisha caused the scant tutes the major part of school health For sale by supply of the widow's oil to be so in- work in many localities will be un- creased that she sold enough to pay "Flu" Epidemic necessary, says the United States bu- THE the debt. reau of education, announcing a read- 3. The Shunamite's Son Restored Recovery of Many Virginians Due to ing course for parents, entitled "Path- REINOOLLAR CO. (Chap. 4:8-37). Because of hospitality the Use of Dr. Thacher's Liver ways to Health." This course sug- shown Elisha, he sought to help his and Blood Syrup. gests about 40 recent books covering a hostess by promising that the Loed few of the fundamentals of child would give her a child. The joy "During the influenza epidemic I health in a form easily understood. Just a Minute,Please/ brought by the fulfillment saw Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood Among the topics treated are: "How of the 10-12-tf prophet's announcement was short- Syrup thoroughly tried out and it to Judge the Child's Physical Condi- lived, for while yet but a lad he was stood the test every time," said W. H. tion," "The School Lunch," "The Pre- Stanbridge, Route 1, Ontario, Va. taken away by death. In her sorrow school Child," "Sex and Health" and Our $1.00 Offer. "It seemed to clean out the system she went to Elisha and he restored the "Community Responsibility." thoroughly, helping them to get back Appli- It is socially proper as well as business- child's life. like their strength and vitality and build- cations for this course qhould be ad- to use printed stationery. It is also 4. Heals Deadly Pottage (Chap. 4: dressed to the United States Bureau economical and apt to result in having pa- ing them up till they were back to per and envelopes en hand, when needed. 38-41). In time of famine they made normal. This is a good medicine for of Education, Washington, D. C. We fill many such orders by mail. a vegetable soup from whatever grow- weak and run-down people, as well Either of the following offers mailed postpaid for g1.00, anywhere ing plants as for relieving stomach trouble and within the they could find. By mistake Dental Clinic in third zone--300 nines. Add 5c when to be a poisonous plant had been gtithered. biliousness. I would recommend it to School mailed to 4th. and 5th. zones, and 10c be- anybody who may be suffering from Pupils of the public schools of Mont- yond 5th. zone. By putting meal into the pot, the soup OFFER NO. 1. any of these causes as the best thing clair, N. J., may receive dental treat- was made healthful. 160 sheets 6x9 paper, they can take." ment ruled, good qual- 5. Fed One Hundred Men (Chap 4: at a clinic which is open every ity, in two pads; with 100 size 6% enve- Dr. Thacher's Liver and Blood lopes to match. 42-44). To astonishment school day from 9 to 11:30 a. m. To the of his at- Syrup is sold by all good druggists, OFFER NO. 2. tendant, pay the running expenses of the clinic, 200 sheets Hammermill Bond he fed one hundred men with and if the first bottle does not bene- paper, twenty barley cakes and a sack of un- a fiat rate of 25 cents is collected from 5%x8/12 unruled, padded on request, with fit you the purchase price will be re- 100 size 6% cooked grain. each child. The dentist, who has his envelopes to match. funded. Printed either in dark blue, or black. 6. He Healed Naanian, the Leper Sold own city practice outside of clinic Not over 4 lines neat type, the same form by R. S. McKinney, Druggist, on Taneytown, hours, receives a salary of $1,800 a both paper and envelopes. Envelopes (Chap. 5:1-19). At the instance of a Md. printed on back, if desired. -Advertisemeta year for his work at tile clinic. In What kind of Kerosene are you burning in your Incubator? captive Jewish maid, Naaman, the Cash with order, when sent by mail. the course of a survey of 2,710 chil- Write instructions, and copy for the print- great Syrian general, was brought ing, very plainly. Good Kerosene, most likely. But is "good kerosene" good NEVER HEARD OF HER dren it Was found that more than half into touch with Elisha. Without even THE CARROLL RECORD en., enough when you have invested actual money in that Incuba- coming to see Naaman Elisha, through of them required no dental work. Of TANEYTOWN, MD. his servant, bade him dip seven times The movies look to all sorts of the 1,034 who needed treatment, 496 tor and those eggs? Isn't it worth while to use a really supe- NOTICE TO CREDITORS. in the Jordan. He obeyed and was in- Sources for their material and there were sent to the clinic. Most of the rior Kerosene? The or two difference means the differ- This is to give cent healed. have been diggings in many others were taken by their parents to notice that the sub- stantly strange scriber has obtained from the Orphans' ence between hit-or-Miss hatching and absolute dependability. 7. Recovers the Lost Axe (Chap. fields. One talented young writer their own dentists. The school nurses, Court of Carroll County, letters of admin- istration upon the 6:1-7). While the sons of the prophets thought of trying out mythology. So principals and room teachers follow estate of CLARA I. WILHIDE, The were cutting timber to enlarge their he went to his general manager with up the work closely to see that the Red C Oil and the \Vhite C Oil, same except in color, children take care of their teeth. late of Carroll County, deceased. All per- quarters, the head of a borrowed axe the story of Diana. sons having claims against the deceased, is a highly developed product whose pUrity and cent-for-cent flew from the handle and was The general manager viewed with are hereby warned to exhibit the same, lost in with value make it the most efficient some interest the illustration pre- the vouchers properly authenticated, Incubator Oil on the market. the muddy waters. When shown the The Communal Spirit to the subscriber, on or before the 2nd. place Elisha cast a stick into the wa- sented. day of November, 1924; they may other- Long-burning for Economy, Smokeless and Odorless for Safe- Edward l'enfield, the famous artist, wise by ter and the axe floated "Who is she?" law be excluded from all benefits to the sur- has rid Pelham village of mosquitoes, of said estate. ty, with a steady Heat for Dependability, it is the logical fuel face. "Diana, goddess of the chase." Given under my hands this 4th. day of and a lady congratulated him on his for your Incubator. "Well, she's a pretty fair looker, but April, 1924. III. Elisha's Heavenly Defenders feat at a recent dinner party. we ain't making any more chase pic- ANNA R. WILHIDE, (II Kings 6:8-23). "How did you do 4-4-5t Administrate' tures." it?" she asked. Switch to the right track today. These convenient dealers This shows the secret of Elisha's "By awaking a communal spirit," power. said Mr. Penfield. "Most people are ready to supply you. A SOUND ARGUMENT act 1. The Syrian King Sorely Troubled towards the community as Smith act- MR. DAIRYMAN (vv. 8-12). The king directing war- ed towards Jones. G. BOWERS, fare against Israel. He located camps Why . C. Taneytown, Md. "Smith and Jones, you know, had not buy a Silo this Spring I ROY B. GARNER, so as to intercept Israel's army. Taneytown, Md. a talk over the telephone. It went and produce more milk at less cost? MRS. N. B. HAGAN, Taneytown, Through Elisha God made known the Md. like this: The most economic silo to buy is the ROBT. S. McKINNEY, Taneytown, Md. movements (v. 9). enemy's "'Hello! That you, Smith?' SAMUEL C. OTT, Taneytown, Md. 2. The Syrian King Tries to Trap "'Sure thing.' Nalco Hollow Tile REINDOLLAR BROS. & CO., Taneytown, Md. surrounded by A. G. RIFFLE, Elisha, but, though the "'Well, this is Jones.' nearly as cheap as wood, the first Taneytown, Md. Syrian army, a mightier host of heav- "'Hello, FRANK SELL ..Sells Mill, Md. Jonesy How's the boy? cost is the only cost. enly defenders were round about him. Mr. Pester-No! I can't afford two "Fine. Say, Smith-' S. E. ZIMMERMAN, Mayberry, Md. thousand JOHN W. FREAM, Harney, Md. 3. The Syrian Army Trapped. Elisha dollars for a car. "'Well?' His H.C. PUTMAN, Local Agent, led the Syrian army into Samaria. He Wife-But it will be a real "'Say, Smith, can you lend me-' ordered that they should be fed and economy. Just think how much It will "'I'll call you up again, sir, as soon Middleburg, Md. save sent back to their land. this season on my walking cos- as he comes in.'" Phonel3F13 Union Bridge. 2-15-4t tumes. The Red C Oil Company City Has He Came to Save Sinners Natural Sewers NOTICE TO CREDITORS. 46 Years in the Oil Trade. When a prominent man dies, we are Bowling Green, Ky., which is built This is to give notice that the subscrib- anxious to get his last words and acts. The on a limestone formation scribers have obtained from the Orphans' Maid's Text that includes Court of Carroll Coubty, in Md. letters of The last act of the Son of God was to countless connected adininistration upon It was the rule at the vicarage that subterranean pas- the estate of' save a sinner. That was a part of the sages, has no ELIAS KEEFER, every one should repeat a chosen text trouble or expense In glory of His death. He commenced of Scripture before the upkeep of sewers. When a man late of Carroll County, deceased. All per- breakfast every sons having claims against the deceased, His ministry by saving sinners, and Sunday morning. with a new house wishes to connect are hereby warned to exhibit the same, ended saving this with a sewer he with the vouchers properly authenticated, it by poor thief.- It came to the turn of a very timid merely digs down Moody. a few feet until to the subscribers, an or before the 9th. D. L. little housemaid to repeat the chosen be finds a fissure, day of November, 1924; they may other- turns a stream of wise by law text, which was, "I am fearfully and water into the open- be excluded from all benefits ing to clear it of of said estate. Inexcusable wonderfully made." obstructions, and Given under our hands this 11th. day of Use the RECORD'S Columns then joins his waste pipe to April, 1924. Most people will excuse anything In her nervousness the poor girl it. The sewage finds an outlet in the river. HARRY E. KEEFER, quicker than an apology.-Christian blurted out, "I am a fearful and won- - WALTER S. KEEFER, Youth's Companion. Herald. derful maid." GUY L. KEEPER, 4-11-5t Administrators. for Best Resuts. 2===1 Cleason F. Erb has purchased the LAST PAGE EDITORIAL. PUBLIC SALE Galt property in Copperville on pri- Taneytown's "Leading Fashion Store" TANEYTOWN LOCALS Are You a Business Man? vate terms. The undersigned, administratrix of Standard A. deceased, will Sewing Machines people have the mistaken Newton Reindollar, Many at public sale on the premises Harry Forney, of Baltimore, visit- that to be a "business man" one offer Brief Items of Local News of Special idea on Fairview Ave., Taneytown, on ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob must run a store, or shop of some 19, 1924, Interest to Our Home Readers, Forney, over Sunday. kind. The truth is, every man who SATURDAY, APRIL works for a living, is in "business" of at 12 o'clock, the following described Mr. and Mrs. Howard Creager, of some sort, even if he merely markets personal property: C. G. Buffington, of Baltimore,spent time. Some- Thurmont, spent Sunday afternoon his own labor a day at a TWO BEDSTEADS, a few days in town, this week. times a stock in trade is represented gun,har- with relatives in town. some kind, plus 5 home-made kitchen chairs, by merchandise of iron kettle, hogshead, MD. the bill ex- effort; but it may be selling ness leather, TANEYTOWN, Gov. Ritchie vetoed selling benches, sausage grinder and stuffer, effort alone, represented only by lab- empting Fair grounds from taxation. Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cunning- New Fumed Oak Spanish leather cov- or. All of us, in one way or another, ham, of Washington, were recent ered davenport, Mrs. Mary Griffin, of Detroit, Mich, are "business" men. guests of Mrs. Stott and Miss Anna This question settled, a still more TOOLS OF ALL KINDS, Opportunity. ALI= ALI= the Time and visited her mother, Mrs. John H. Now is Galt. important one arises. What kind of spirit level, full set of carpenter tools Merchandise, Kiser, this week. business man are you—good, or bad? post axe, broad axe, rail pointing axe, For the Selection of your Spring The Record thought it was going to Perhaps you may call it "manage- adze, lawn mower, lot old iron, maul complete. and Mrs. John Byers, spent last while Stock is Mr. have, for publication, a large number ment," instead of "business," but we and wedges, stone hammer, crosscut to get best with Mr. and Mrs. Charles it well to stick to the "business saw, circular saw, ladders , work We would suggest early buying week-end letters from far away points, but think of man" idea—it is more comprehensive. bench, wheelbarrow, chopping mill, Prices. Smith, Baltimore. evidently miscalculated. If our and Lowest we Of course, we mean "business wo- IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS, solicited knew how interesting for an unbusiness like wo- Mrs. Margaret Angell, of York, is friends men," too, harrow, corn fork, drag, lot of lum- man can easily lose, or waste, all her Spring Dress Ginghams visiting her friend, Miss Amanda such letters are to the "folks back ber, lot of belting, 2 sets front gears, New Spring Dress Goods, New: husband makes. in Fancy Plaids and Checks, Wolf, on Emmitsburg St. home," we believe they would take good busi- good buggy harness, with collar and French Serges, Silks, Mesa- Striped Get the idea of what a and Percales and Fancy the time to write and send them in. we can get it hames, 6 sets flynets, buggy lines, Crepe-de-Chines, Tub Voiles, Or- ness man is. Pethaps blanket, halters, Madras, plain white 1VIrs. John H. Harman has returned what he is not. Among plow lines, horse Shirtings, Pongees, and Poplins, and Flaxon, Bowers, of Greenville, best by telling good cotton grain sacks, and gandies, Potisto visit to her daughter, J. Hamilton be, too trickery in bar- saddle, lot in fancy and plain patterns cupid Nainsook, home from a what not to is, scoop shovels, lime shov- plain colors in received a fall, in Midway, near Han- too suspicious of the hones- half bushel, colors. checked Dimity and Mrs. Bowersox, in Hanover. gaining, el, dirt sthovels, post diggers, forks, Longcloth, over, on Wednesday, that resulted in ty of others, too much impressed with Plisse Crepe, for Underwear. straw knife, lot wrenches, 2 good Mrla Unbleached Mr. and Mrs. George Mitten, and a dislocation of his left shoulder. Af- the idea that everybody is trying to Bleached and that every- pipe wrenches, brace and bits of all Guy A. Ourand, visited ter receiving surgical attention by "beat" you, too confident plow, block Sheeting. All. Mr. and Mrs. ex- sizes; 2-horse Syracuse • Hoisery for sur- body is making profit at your home folks here, on Sunday. Hanover and McSherrystown and fall, buggy, stick and spring Pillow Tubing, Bed Ticking, Fine Mercerized and Silk Stripe pense. wagon, grindstone, scythe, buggy geons, he was brought to his home by Among what you should be, is, Toweling, Table Damask and Stockings;reasonable weight fine Upton H. Myers and wife, of near J. T. Kernan, of Mc- most spread, shafts, hay carriages beams, White Bed Spreads, Cretons and gauge and good wearing quality. Paul Eline and reasonably intelligent along 1 Valley, visited Mrs. Jesse economical, con- 15-ft: log, cow and breast chains, Window Shades. We carry a Ladies' full Fashioned Stockings Pleasant Sherrystown. lines, industrious, log box, hay know more of right heavy chain, cutting good line, at attractive prices. in clocked, white, black, fawn, Myers and family, on Sunday. stantly trying to track and car, work, to keep out of fork, rope and pulleys, cordovan and grey. We have a copy of The Memphis ways to do your truck wheels, 1-horse wagon bed, debt, and not to buy any- • High-Grade Negligee Mrs. Jesse Myers received word, on Appeal, from W. W. Sweigart, of unnecessary about ton of hay, and many other ar- Men's

merely in •• Place to Buy Shoes of the death of her brother, thing not absolutely needed The Best Monday, Laurel, Miss., representing a "boos- with your neighbors ticles not mentioned. Shirts. order to keep up under, Men's Heavy Work Shoes, soft P. E. Witmer, of near Salnuga, Pa. ter" issue for Laurel, which is called able to buy than TERMS—Sums of $5.00 and made with Turnback French who may be more $5.00 a credit of all and good. Boys' and Women's the South." It is cash. On sums above Cuffs, with and without collars, "the Pasadena of you. will be given on notes with Heavy Shoes, stands the knocks Mrs. John C. Shreeve is spending The good business man is a pretty 6 months in Striped and Checked Madras, Women's profusely illustrated, and especially approved security, bearing interest and all kinds of wear. the Easter vacation with her daughter good all-around fellow—a good neigh- interwoven combinations in plain Pumps and Sandals, shows up the great lumber industry from day of sale. No goods to be new Spring Margaret G. Shreeve, in Ambler, Pa. bor, one fully trustworthy as to both Pongee Mercerized Finish. A models in Suede and Leath- pro- removed until settled for. new of Laurel, "the world's greatest word and act, and who doesn't get beautiful line of Men's Silk neck- grey and tan and patent REINDOLLAR, er, in Mr. and Mrs. James Welty and ducer of long leaf yellow pine." scared when somebody suddenly LAURA V. wear. Popular priced and up-to- leather. Lattice front one strap Administratrix. shapes, daughter, Bessie, and scM, Clyde,spent touches him on the back. It is good date patterns, reversible or perforated one strap. Misses' Constitution. business, most times, not to get all A. J. BAUMGARDNER, Auct. and open end floral designs. Sandals, Men's Sunday with Walter Eckard and fam- Free Copies of The and Children's you can, merely because you can get 4-11-2t Dependable Dress Oxfords, best ily. We have about forty pamphlet cop- lit—there are more valuable things in Men's Hats and Caps styles, reliable guality and best ies of the Constitution of the United this world than a little more money. styles, in soft values, in black and tan. The The Reindollar Bros. fire loss on PUBLIC SALE New Spring States, for free delivery. Many do The best business man is the one Dress Hats and nobby shapes, in kind that fit and looks well. ad- get incubator plant was satisfactorily not have this important document, and with lots of real friends; and, to The undersigned, administrators of Elias all the new Spring shades. The justed, on Monday,one week after the some who may have it "in a book, them, he must deserve them. A good Keefer, deceased, will sell at public sale, kind you look best in. Made-to-order Suits. not know where to general reputation is about the most on the premises, situate near Baust, one- fire. somewhere," do half mile from State Road, on you need a Spring Suit? at our of- valuable possession one can have. Do find it, when wanted. Call TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1924, Warner's Rust Proof Corsets You can be exceptionally well fice and get a copy, free, or send 2c Mr. and Mrs. Howard Roop and Mr. at 11 o'clock, sharp, the following personal Correct Corset, fashions for dressed, at very low prices, by stamp if you desire one mailed to you. property: and Mrs. M. D. Reid, of New Wind- PUBLIC SALE every type of Spring costume. giving us your order when in TWO HEAD OF HORSES, need of a suit. Fine Tweeds, sor, spent Sunday afternoon with — OF — will work Guaranteed not to rust or break. CHURCH NOTICES. brown horse, good leader and and Worst- wherever hitched; bay horse, offside work- Comfort is the watchword, and it Pin Stripe Cassimers relatives and friends here. Personal Property. eds. B. Church, Manchester Charge, er and driver; is achieved in beauty. U. HEAD COWS, There will be a strong temptation, Bixler's—Sunday School, 9:30 A. M.; TWO By virtue of an order of the Or- black cow, was fresh in February; spotted this Spring, to plow ground too wet. Preaching, 10:30, Holy Communion at phans' Court of Carroll County, the cow, will he fresh in Fall; Rugs. Rugs. Oilcloth. this hour. Prayer Meeting Wednes- Administratrix of Clara THREE HEAD FINE SHOATS, Don't do it. The trouble of a late undersigned our line of Rugs and Floor Coverings, before day evening at the home of Dallas I. Wilhide, deceased, will offer at her will -weigh 70 to 90 lbs. each; Call and inspect Spring can not be remedied by too 9x12 Royal Axminster Rugs, 9x12 Tapestry Brus- Barnhart. late residence in Taneytown, Carroll FARMING IMPLEMENTS. buying. We carry early plowing. School, at 9:30; sels Rugs, all new Patterns; Pattania and Wool and Fibre Rugs, 8x10 Miller's—Sunday County, Maryland, on Wagon, good as new, Weber make; Mil- Crex and April 27. waukee binder, 6-ft. cut; Wilwaukee mow- and 9x12, new designs, serviceable colors. Grass Rugs, in Holy Communion, THURSDAY, MAY 1st., 1924, in The Dr. R. F. Wells Co., has been Manchester—Preaching, at 7:30, er, Farmers' Favorite grain drill, horse Deltox. Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs, 9x12, all perfect and at 12:30 P. M., all the following de- rake, one Brown corn plow, one Syra- room. Linoleum and Congoleum by the incorporated here, and has engaged in Holy Communion at this hour. cuse plow, No. 361; one Syracuse 17-tooth good patterns to suit any scribed personal property: 14-ft. long: priced. the manufacture and sale of a line of Alesia—Sunday School, with ad- lever harrow, pr hay carriages, yard, specially 2:00. HOUSEHOLD GOODS, 2 buggies, old runabout, good wheelbar- dress at -ft double ladder, clover if remedies designed for general sale row, grindstone, 32 2 bureaus, single iron bed and spring, seed sower, bushel basket, half bushel, peck throughout the country. Reformed Church, Taneytown—S. single bed, lounge, small table, leaf measure, single, double and triple trees, 9:15: Holy Communion and open rings, brace and bits, sheaf, pitch and School, at table, kit-hen table, iron bed and and Theo- Confirmation, at 10:15; C. E., at 6:30. (lung forks, scoop shovels, digging iron, Harry D. G. Hilterbrick wardrobe, wash stand, square spray and pump, block and Service, at spring, mattock, pick, dore Newcomer, left, on Wednesday Sunday Sabo] Easter towel rack, parlor stand, sever- tackle, capacity 3000 lbs. with 100-1t, of stand, scythe, PRODUCTS Service, Good Fri- grain cradle, mowing LIGHT 7:30: Preparatory rope; good DELCO - trip, without al rockers, lot good straight chairs, morning, on a western 7:30. cow, breast and log chains, day evening, at several pictures, chest, dresser, any definite object in view, but are Keysville—Sunday School, at 9:00 HARNESS. LIGHT WATER POWER in some industrial A. M., Holy Communion, Sunday, Apr A GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK, 2 sets front gears, 2 sets buggy harness, likely to locate collars, bridles, halters USERS STANDARD OF THE WORLD 27, at 2:00 P. M.; Preparatory Ser- 2 mirrors, hall rack, bench,lot carpets, pair check lines, 200,000 city. and other straps, corn to be sold by the SERVANT vice, Friday evening, April 25, at 7:30 rugs, mattings, oilcloth, kitchen uten- bbl; rifle, shot gun, some fodder by the A DEPENDABLE HIRED sils, dishes, bed clothes, cushionS, bundle, also some hay, and many other ar- YOUR BUILDINGS TURNS THE GRINDSTONE The County High School declama- not mentioned. LIGHTS Unontown Lutheran Charge, St. lamps, vases, sewing machine,2 stoves ticles SEPARATOR of $5.00 and under, cash. PUMPS YOUR WATER TURNS THE tion contest will be held, Friday eve- Paul's-6:30 A. M, Easter morning, stove pipe, lawn swing, porch swing, TERMS—Sums On sums above $5.00 a credit of 6 months WASHES YOUR CLOTHES CHURNS THE BUTTER ning, April 25, at 8 o'clock, in the services under the auspices of the C. garden tools, iron kettle, iron tea ket- will be given on notes with approved se- E. Sermonette by the pastor. 9:30 tle, brass kettle, tub, sink, baskets, curity, bearing interest from day of sale. SWEEPS YOUR HOUSE COOLS THE REFRIGERATOR Opera House. All first group High settled for. Sunday School. boxes, 2 trunks, glass jars, lot canned No goods to be removed until FURNISHES CURRENT FOR THE RADIO. Schools in the county will have a HARRY E. REEFER, Emmanuel Baust—Choir rehearsal, fruit, can of lard, and many other ar- S. REEFER, contestant. Tuesday, April 22, at 7:30 P. M. WALTER ticles not mentioned. GUY L. REEFER, SOME RECENT INSTALLATIONS. Mt. Union-9:15 Sunday School; TERMS—All sums under $5.00 Administrators. A play given last Friday night, in Jr. Carrollton 10:30 morning worship; 7:30, C. cash. On all sums of $5.00 and upward John Houck, Union E.: 7:30 Sr. C. E. Also, at the same time and place, and un- the Opera House, by the a credit of 6 months will be given by I will offer the follow-jug J. E. Evans, Carrollton USERS St. Luke's-2:30, Worship and der same terms, ASK THESE Bridge High School, was excellently purchaser giving his or her. note with Household Goods: Arthur Myers, Carrollton Sermon: W. M. Society, Thursday, approved security, bearing interest BEDROOM SUITE, rendered. The proceeds amounted to April 24, at 2:30, at Mrs. Mollie Cleveland Bateman, Carrollton from day of sale. 2 beds, pillows, feather bed, 2 dressers, 4 Twelve other installations of Delco- $72.40, of which the visitors received Hines'. dtop-leaf tables, sideboard, settee, couch, R. B. Watkins, Sckesville ANNA R. WILHIDE, chair, 5 rocking 60 percent, and the local school 40 parlor stand, reclining Chaney, Woodbine Uniontown Circuit Church of God Administratrix. chairs, 6 cane-seat chairs, 6 dining room Perry Light now being made in Carroll percent. J. N. 0. SMITH, Auct. 4-11-3t chairs, kitchen chairs, chest, range, good Williard D. Pickett, Woodbine —9:30 Sunday School; 10:30 Preach- as new; double heater coal stove, sink, cel- and carpet, linoleum, rug, 9x12, Pickett, Woodbine County. this ing. Theme: "Mary Magdalene nu:22====3 lar cupboard, John Burgess S. Miller handed in, her 7:30 P. M., Cantata lamps, cooking utensils, knives and forks, Message." and meat, cured meat, Grimes Filing Station, Woodbine week, several very much alive red will be given entitled, "He is Risen." dishes, Jarred fruit 2 iron kettles, hogshead, meat benches, Stephen Anderson, Sykesville beetles, the new apple tree pest that Frizellburg—Sunday School and sausage stuffer, meat grinder, stirrer, Preaching in the afternoon. NEW THEATRE washing machine and wringer, tubs, wash Chas. Shoemaker, Taneytown has been spoken of in the papers. boiler, brooms, lawn mower, cow, chicken From the activity of the samples, we U. B. Church, Taneytown—Sunday SATURDAY, APRIL 19th. coops, and many other articles not men- tioned. should say that they are apt to be School, 9:30; Worship, 7:30. Celebra- MRS. BEULAH E. REEFER. NIGHT c' DAY- hard to get rid of. tion of Lord's Supper. Prayer and WILLIAM RUSSELL J. N. 0. SMITH, Auct. E. M. FROUNFELTER Praise Service, at 6:30. Edw. Dodrer and Chas. Marker, Clerks. 9:30: IN 4-11-2t DELCO-LIGHT Last Sunday, the automobile pa- Harney—Sunday School, at FOR followed by Communion. DEALER commenced in full force on the Preaching, rade A cordial welcome to all. 'Alias the Night Wind' Dependable state road. Some of the drivers have SALE Westminster, Md. Story by—Varick Vanardy Snub PRIVATE Farm Electric something like decent regard for Presbyterian, Town—S. School, at — OF A — 6:45;Morn - Pollard Comedy safety, while others do not. We can 9:30; Christian Endeavor, Phone 43-R mg Worship 10:30: Evening Worship "365 DAYS" de vice readily understand why the greatest 7:30. SMALL FARM percentage of accidents occur on Piney Creek—Sabbath School, at Situate near Baust Church, Carroll AND TUESDAY, straight roads--the answer is, speed- 1:00 and Preaching at 2:00. MONDAY County Md. 21st. and 22nd.

ing. APRIL •• •• sale my small Emmanuel Baust Reformed Church WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS I will offer at private —9:30, Sabbath School: 10:45 Holy farm of 22 Acres, situated % mile W. R. WYAND (For the Record.) Church, Mr. John J. Hess, formerly of Har- Communion: 7:30 Easter Program by from state road, near Baust the Sabbath School. The public is cor- Silent Command' with good frame house of 9 ney, now residing with his grand- "The improved Salesman dially invited to attend. Gordon Edwards production, rooms, and necessary outbuildings, son, Raymond Shriver, of Biglers- A Love, Intrigue and the High plenty of fruit and good well of water Phone Hampstead 48-J ville, Pa., was given a dinner, on Sun- Trinity Lutheran—Easter Sunday, Lowe, Alma at the house. - PL_ Holy at 10:00; Seas, with Edmund in honor of his birthday. Communion, Sunday Florence Mar- E. KEEFER. day, April 6, School Easter at Tell, Betty Jewel, MRS. BEULAH Service, 7:30 P. M. Mansfield, Bela 4-11-3t He was presented with a cake with Monday, at 10:00 A. M., Congrega- tin, Martha EiLecpinG at regular admis- 72 candles on, by the youngest of his tional Election; Wednesday evening, Lugois. Here USER NEAR YOU. SEE HIM. sion. THERE'S A SATISFIED four great-grand-children, Eleanor at 7:30, Union Prayer Meeting. Sub- 4-18-2t ject, "Go, tell Peter." V. Shrivel-, who carried the cake to GLASSES APRIL 24th. him. Though a down-pour of rain, THURSDAY, the day was happily spent indoors, Saturday Specials with the company of neighbors. NOTICE! BETTY COMPSON TIIXXXXXXLXXXXIXXXXI TIIXXXXXXLXXXXIXXXXI IN Oxheart Cocoa, 23c a Jar Hereafter—due to complaints of FOR LOTS OF PLEASURE AND "The Law and The Woman' Gold medal Buckwheat, 2 pkgs, 25c the Opera House on num- GOOD DANCING, COME TO disorder in adapted from the play 2 cans 25c erous occasions—a Deputy Sheriff Heinz Baked Beans, Tom's Creek Hall, "THE WOMAN IN THE CASE" will be present, or have the privilege added attractions, Pearlicross Peas, 2 cans 25c arrests of being present, to make EASTER MONDAY NIGHT! M. B. C. Crackers, 12c lb. when necessary. We dislike to make REGINALD DENNY such an announcement publicly, as it Post Toasties, 8c pack in a new round of the Leather One may be short sighted in judg- the is, in a sense, discreditable to NOTICE TO Pushers ment as well as in eyes; so short Jelly Eggs, 15c lb. community; but, as long as there are sighted that they will not see what "Columbia the Gem of the Ocean" Whipped Cream Chocolates, 29c lb. a few senseless disturbers of order their eyes need. Let me help you Corporation Taxpayers. PATHE NEWS light. who do not care for unofficial re- see things in the right Peanut Brittle, 2 lb. for 25c Examinations free.. ,Lowest Prices. the only thing left to do to indebted for 1922 and straint, All persons Will be at "Central Hotel" Taneytown Chewing Gum, 3 pkgs. 10C. 1923 Corporation Taxes are hereby protect the public, is to have an officer Market. 1924, notified that the same must be paid 1Taneytown Grain and Hay THURSDAY, MAY 1, full line of bulk rand of the law present. We trust that Don't forget we carry a promptly, if they want to save costs he will have no occasion to exercise Wheat $1.03@$1.03 also seed- potatoes. of collection. .80@ .80 C. L. KEFAUVER, packet garden and flower seeds, and that this advance Corn his authority, B. S. MILLER, Collector. .70@ .70 Registered Optometrist, Rye Md. warning will have the effect of pro- Oats .50@ .50 Frederick, W. M. OHLER ducing the order that the performers $23.00@$23.00 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE. TANEYTOWN,MD. and the public demands. Subscribe for The RECORD TimothyLT; tirT,:„thy 14.00@ 14.00 21-tf