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Maryland State Archives Maryland Suffrage News Collection MSA SC 3286 msa_sc3286_scm7805-0101 Enlarge and print image (868K) |
| MARYLAND SUFFRAGE NEWS 23 Why IS SHERWOOD FOREST SO POPULAR? Because Its Dining Halls relieve the housewife of many cares Its accessibility enables the business man to enjoy the summer with his family Its playgrounds and natural advantages meet the needs of children It provides relaxation and happiness for the entire family WHY NOT BUY A COTTAGE? Or, if you prefer to try it out first, rent for the season before deciding to buy. THE SEVERN COMMUNITY, INC. 1225-1229 MUNSEY BUILDING HOW MR. BIENEMAN HELPS REDUCE THE is. C. &•• Dear Editor: In the hope that reading of the following incident may help some of your readers who might be simi- larly placed, and to let Baltimore- ans know what the Fair Price Commissioner, Mr. Bienemann, is doing for our interest, I beg a little of your valuable space. A short time ago a lady bought a suit for her daughter from one of the local stores. After having worn same about four times, there appeared a number of holes in the goods. To her protest the manager of the store answered that he could only have it mended, and carried his in- difference to the point of being rude. The lady then placed the matter before the Fair Price Commis- sioner, Mr. Riencmann, who had the matter adjusted most satisfac- torily in 24 hours. Mr. Bienemann called his committee to examine the suit, and they reported it as their opinion that the goods were moth- eaten before made up. The man- ager when told of this still refused to adjust the matter. The Com- missioner called the main office of the store in question by long dis- tance, who directed that the suit be replaced by another one, which was done. The courtesy and aid given by Mr. Bienemann in this matter is highly commendable, and if more women were to assist in the effort to combat these unjust methods, there would be more re- sults shown to decrease the high cost of living. Yours sincerely, Mary F. St*asser. (Mrs. Henry M. Strasser.) BALTIMORE'S BUT STORE HOWARD and LEXINGTON Fleet-McGinley Co. PRINTERS SOUTH & WATER STREETS Hopper, McGaw & Co. Importers and Grocers 144 and 34* N. CharlM St. BALTIMORE, MD. VARIETY IN FOOTWEAR Our stock is so large and to complete and the rang* of prices bo great that every woman can be sure to And here just the shoes she wants at the price she wants to pur. WYMAN Horn* of Good Shoe* II Laiinfton Street THE ALPHA PHOTO tmjRAVINC COMFANT ««4 Tina"*- mtai&uMb C. k P. 1'bonf. St. r»ul UTS. Rollman & Schloss Advertising Printers 125-127-12S W. PRATT STREET Baltimore, Md. Baltimore's Biggest and Best Store ^tewarth(d. ¦ fill M Hum Mm* . C. Urn >•* We give and redeem Surety Coupon* MeaHea the Marrlne Soft-rag. News When Patroaiiing Oar AaVertiesn. |