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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0137 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| Page 8—Saturday, August 16, 1924. THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND HtBlllIBBIHISIiEIHIBBaBBIISIBIBlIBBaiBBl "Keene" for a SQUARE DEAL! Loans $1000 to $100,000 on 1st and 2nd standing mortgages One to ten years to pay. No reduction of principal required! Daily Service-—No Charge For Application. CYRIL W. KEENE AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION TO BE VOTED ON IN NOVEMBER, A MISCHIEVIOUS ONE. (Continued from Page 1) fering with parents in the use and training of their children is a return to barbarism. Children would not be allowed to work on the farm and this would be a great loss to farmers. In the case of a mother who is left a widow in need, and having several hardy boys, say from ten to ft —' eighteen years old, would it be right, just or wise to deprive her of the aid of these boys in earning their own living or to meddle with her in the management of her affairs? Any tendency of this kind would be tyranny. Where would Congress get the wisdom to interfere with such details? "With Congress as it is now, there can be but little wisdom in interfering with family management. Mooreover, the training of children to industry from their earliest Southeast Corner Howard and Fayette Streets ¦i IB! TIRE SALE! We are offering to our trade Firestone Tires and Tubes at a great reduction, Get our prices before you buy. SPECIAL: 30x3V2 Clin. Cord, $9.50 30x3V2 Reg. Clin. Cord, $9.50 30x3Vfe Ext. Clin. Cord, $11.50 30x3!/2 S. S. Cord, $12.00 31x4 S. S. Cord, $16.00 32x4 S. S. Cord, $18.00 33x4 S. S. Cord, $18.50 32x4 Firestone Cord, $18.00 34x4 S. S. Cord, $19.00 32x4M> S. S. Cord, $23.00 33x4y2 S. S. Cord, $23.50 34x4^ S. S. Cord, $24.50 33x5 S. S. Cord, $30.00 Mason's Garage Towson, Md. USED mr& CARS '23 TOURING—In excellent condition ......................$300.00 '22 SEDAN—good tires, good motor ........................$275.00 '22 SPEEDSTER—Starter and demountables ...............$175.00 '21 TOURING—Starter and dem...........................$150.00 '21 TRUCK—Body and cab, pneumatic tires.................$150.00 '22 ROADSTER—Starter and dem.; good motor...............$200.00 '19 TOURING—Good tires .................................$135.00 '21 SUBURBAN—Starter and dem..........................$150.00 '22 COUPE—Excellent condition ...........................$275.00 '20 COUPE—Starter and dem...............................$200.00 AUTOCAR TRUCK—Body and cab ........................$375.00 PHONE OR WRITE FOR DEMONSTRATION. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING, 7—9 O'CLOCK HENRY RECKORD Telephone, Towson 33 3 West Chesapeake Ave. TOWSON, MD. years, without oppression, is of the first importance to the nation, the family, and the individual. Nothing could be more perilous to the rising generation than for them to feel that the State protected them from work and that idleness was theii* right. One of the greatest blessings of this nation, and one of the sources of its greatest power, has been the necessity of its youth learning to work at an early period in life. It was necessity which developed invention, achievement and sympathetic fellowship. Our best men have been the sons of toil, and the necessity for toil. When the whole matter of training youth in labor is put in the coarse hands of Congress, the result can only be evil. Dog madness, milk ailment and children's illness are not the only disaffections attributed to the dog days. Such things as the writing of lovelorn verses have been explained by the ancient tradition. With so many weighty problems awaiting solution, the inhabitants of Baltimore county are anxious to know at what time this year they will have the opportunity to "blame" it on the dog days. t BAD LUCK OF WALKING UNDER LADDERS HAS NO HORROR FOR TOWSON FOLKS. .O ¦WWWW • • :: :: «• ?? Grand Carnival to be held by Govans Lodge No. 215 Loyal Order of Moose Week of August 25th Washington & Chesapeake Aves. Towson, Md. ALL WELCOME! York Road Affords Observation Of Importance Attached To Old Superstition As Seen From Workmen's Viewpoint. i (Continued from Page 1) Some men carefuflly ana with apparent carelessness step into the) street to eliminate in a nonchalent manner the embarrassment of having to decide whether to harken to the voice of superstition or to invite the consequences of not heeding it. One class passes under ladders with never a glance or consideration of their location and this is small boys, who, intent upon perplexing problems of their closely hemmed universe cannot be worried with superstition, pro or con. COUNTY WEATHER PROPHET SAYS THERE WILL BE FEW DOG DAYS. Have Haad Little Weather So Far That Produces Dreaded Humid Days—Dog Madness Used To Be Frequent At This Season. (Continued from Page 1) one should know when to lock up the family dog. As it is, the canine remains the object of mingled feelings of love, pity and suspicious fear. And then grandma is worried about Thomas, Jr., and the swimming hole, for she knows the water gives little boys hives and all sorts of other complaints during dog days. She is certain that Thomas, Sr., was ill when he was a child and had to be treated for three weeks. The farmer's wife declares she will know when dog days are here without any help of any almanac. No matter how fine the cream is, the butter is just too contrary to form, and when it does come it ain't what it ought to be. Ice helps butter making a great deal, but even so butter making is not easy for the person who churns by hand in dog days. The dog day witch also frowns over the milk pail. Milk still sours between morning and evening milk-ings, and farmers say despite the aid of modern refrigerating methods. We wish to announce the appointment of YORK ROAD GARAGE Towson, Md. Associate Dealer in the sale of DODGE BROTHERS motor vehicles and GRAHAM BROTHERS trucks The Eastwick Motor Company t t ? I ? f | ? ? Y Y Y r y Y Y t I ? Y Y Y V Y Y V t ? ttntnffiffiff^^ ESTABLISHED 1868 Lewis H. Bennett & Son, Inc. Plumbing - Heating 700 MADISON AVENUE, Baltimore, Md. Announce the opening of a branch office at No. 4 W. Chesapeake Avenue TOWSON, MD. Telephone Towson 505 Your patronage solicited *m™&mzm5?m!mmmm% 3x« St" ¦5:5 ¦?5 ¦$¦ ¦V" mXm 5*3 ?»?¦ ¦?*." ¦x5 ¦1:5 £;<¦ ¦*: ?;?¦ HA" ¦x5 ¦YB m s3 ¦Y" ¦5:3 3? ¦£3 ss ¦1:3 3*; ¦**•¦ 5x» sff HX" ¦?*? pYa ¦?S Sf3 ¦IS ?.?¦ sxS «x" »:<2 ¦XH ¦fa ¦£¦ ¦i* ^^^^m&^^^^^^^^mimi WE WILL SELL SraSHiHHIHIHiHaRHHHiHfiK ¦ ¦¦¦.' 100 BUILDING LOTS Just One Block Off York Road, Close To New High School Grounds AND SEVERAL SMALL TRACTS GLENMOOR NEAR THE HEART OF COCKEYSVILLE, MD, AT ABSOLUTE AUCTION ON THE GROUNDS RAIN OR SHINE Thursday, August 21, Starting 10.30 A.M. GLENMOOR:—Glenmoor is located on the Warren Road just one block from the York Road, adjoining the New High School Grounds. Glenmoor is directly in the line of growth of Cockeysville and has several houses already built and under construction ; Electricity is already on the property. Glenmoor is near the heart of Cockeysville, and has been subdivided into ideal Bungalow sites. You may never have an opportunity of this kind offered you again to buy Building Lots and Acreage Tracts in Cockeysville, adjoining the new High School. BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE TERMS EASY-Only 25% Cash at Time of Sale, with $10 Per Lot Auctioneer's Fee; Balance Easy Terms-TERMS EASY BAND CONCERT. DINNER SERVED ON THE GROUNDS branch 0FFicES:-^Land,F.an FREEMAN & NICHOLIS, National Real Estate Auctioneers, Baltimore, :•!¦ m$$iim®^ mmstmrn [BiiaeBBaaiiiBBi IBBBBBBBMM9 9 9 9 9! mSSBSSSSSIBSSBSm ^HSE ffifflHIHflin1 SHHHs fflfHfflfffi SffiHKfflHi ¦;;i ¦*! ¦13 ¦*5 ¦*5 ¦?5 3*5 SiS ¦» ¦^•3 aS St; 9X" 3f» ¦:<¦ SB ¦X" 9*a ¦*¦ hy5 S?5 ¦?! Bf- ¦?:¦ Sfi a.%9 9Y« ¦Y9 iXB ¦T*5 9S ¦a ¦x" ¦*5 ¦y5 9YH ¦Y" ¦:<9 m^9 HXS !:£ ¦*5 ¦x5 B£9 9Y" !:<¦ 9f" 9^" ¦x» Si-¦y5 byS ¦$¦ ¦:<¦ nX9 ¦ <¦ 9XHI nX« Hx2 ¦X* 9A" ¦<-9 |