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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0252 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND Saturday, September 27, 1924r—Page 7 BIlillHIEiBIliBeEIIIMIHBBlBIllBHilBEIBI B | Bulb Time Is Here ! HYACINTHS TULIPS NARCISSUS CROCUS LILIES, IRIS, PAEONIES, Etc. Plant early to secure a good root growth ¥ FIRE ON THE OLD BOWLEY CLUB PROPERTY. Our Beautifully Illustrated Catalogue telling how to plant sent free on request. The Meyer Seed Company 31 Light Street Baltimore, Md. Mention The Jeffersonian Last Wednesday afternoon a fire destroyer several outbuildings at Bowley's Quarters, which was once headquarters for a famous ducking club and is" now run as a summer hotel and restaurant. The fire, according to Mr. Quinn, the proprietor of the hotel, started in one of the* outbuildings used as an oil and gasoline shed and quickly spread to the garage, and only for the prompt response of the Essex Fire Department and the bucket brigade of the neighbors the entire property would have burned. The loss is estimated at about $2200.00, and is partly covered by insurance. b a is a bib *ifl ! School Shoes AT The Boot Shop * WM. F. ORTH, Prop. k.*.;.^.«xk-:-:kkk~:kk~^^^ ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? :: ?? ?? :: L A Fortune Over-night A newspaper is a constant source of information. Several times a year you will read of someone being left a large fortune or winning a great amount of money bjr stock speculation, in other words, getting rich over-night. In this country there are quite a few thousands that are pretty well-to-do. Have you heard relatively of many that have gained affluance overnight, compared to those that gain wealth by constant plodding and saving, and whose names never get in the papers? Their's is not a spectacular rise, but the results are accomplished just the same. Why not be one of the thousands that get there by|depositing your money regularly in your saving account HERE, and looking back later with the pride of real accomplishment. Think this over—but act at once by starting your account HERE AND NOW. The Baltimore County Bank TOWSON, MARYLAND .I-:-:******** 23 New Buick Models Every one of the twenty - three new Buick models embodies all of the features and qualities that have made Buick famous. At the new prices you can afford to own the Buick you want. YORK ROAD GARAGE TOWSON, MD. ? . :: ?? :: 529 YORK ROAD, Opposite Towson Hotel Dr. Seholl's Arches B ¦ Dolly Madison Shoes Q| Work Shoes, Bobber Shoes OPEN EVENINGS HflBEaaaBBBBBflBBflBBE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Baltimore, Md. Announce A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE By JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C.S.B., of Boston, Mass. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. IN THE CENTURY THEATER Sunday Afternoon, September 28, 1924, At 3.30 o'clock. The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend RATS - MICE - FLEAS ROACHES BED BUGS AND OTHER VERMIN EXTERMINATED Results Guaranteed PLAZA 0498 Royal Disinfecting Company WATER MAIN PLANNED FOR CATONSVILLE'S NEEDS. A large water main on the south side of Frederick avenue, between Melvin avenue and Bishop's lane, Catonsville, will shortly be installed under the direction of the Metropolitan Sanitary District of Baltimore County. The addition will greatly increase the supply of water for all purposes in the congested section of Catonsville. ----------o---------- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED. The engagement of Miss Minnie H. Coe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Turner P. Coe, of Catonsville, to Kobert C Duvall of Baltimore, has been announced. The wedding will take place shortly. SUITS AGGREGATING $15,000 FILED AT COUNTY SEAT. Suits for damages aggregating $15,000 were filed in the Circuit Court at Towson against Martin Gardner, of Lutherville. In one suit James Maxwell Toy, a minor, claims $10,000 for personal injuries alleged to have been sustained by him on August 15 last when he claims to have been struck and knocked down by the defendant's automobile truck while riding a bicycle along the Falls road, near Belvedere Avenue. In the other suit Richard J. Toy, father of the boy, claims $5,000 damages for loss of his son's services and expenses incurred in treating his injuries. CONDUCT ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE. The eleventh annual pilgrimage to the memorial grove of the Jewish Home for Consumptives was held on Sunday last. Addresses at the Mount Pleasant Sanatorium, Westminster pike, near Reisters-town, were made by Martin J. Kohn, president of the home, and Dr. J. H. Mason Knox, Jr., chief of the Maryland Bureau of Child Hygiene. The services were in charge of the Rev. William Roceman, while the Rev. Adolph J. Weisgal directed the musical program. The committee in charge of the pilgrimage consisted of Lewis Ros-enburg, Leonard Weinberg, S. Neu-berger and Mr. Kohn. COCKEYSVILLE HAS POLICE SUB-STATION. A police sub-station has been opened at Cockeysville, it being located on the York Road just north of the railroad tracks. COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION OCTOBER 2ND. On October 2nd the annual Baltimore County Sunday School Convention will be held at the Cockeysville M. E. Church. KEEP YOUR COLDS TO YOURSELF, SAYS COUNTY HEALTH OFFICER. BOY BADLY INJURED WHEN WELL CAVES IN. While helping his father to clean a well at Carney, the eldest son of John C. Deimet met with a serious accident when the walls caved in, burying him 12 feet under the debris. REV. F. R. BAYLEY PRESIDES, District Supt. F. R. Bayley presided at the second quarterly conference of Monkton Circuit, held at Clynmalira Church, My Lady's Manor, on Saturday last. ----------o---------- MAN INJURES SELF IN FALL FROM CAR, While unloading steel from a car at Glen Arm, Haskell Dean, who is connected with the Pennsylvania Water and Power Co., fell and was badly injured. RALLY DAY OBSERVED AT PINE GROVE CHURCH. Rally Day reopening and commencement were held on Sunday last at Pine Grove United Brethren Church. An address was delivered by the Rev. J. A. Shettel of York.' A special musical program was rendered by the male quartet. £*«*««*++*«««««**fr«««+««««+«4M««+++*««****4«******«*4 WILLIAM H. SANDS Builder and General Contractor Masonry Brick Work Plaster Work Cement Work Jobbing General Construction Carpenter Work Painting EAST PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Near York Road. TOWSON, MD. PHONES—Office, Towson 544 Residence, Tuxedo 2479 f t r f f t Y f V ? y y y y y y y f y y y iiiiiM THE IS NOW BEING COMPILED WILL SOON GO TO PRESS 506-508 Light St. Baltimore, Md. IHIiHHiSKaEEHBBHBBEBBBBHHBIISiBEEBEBBB&BEEEBBHBBSBBBBHHHBBBEBBeESiS. [ Reduce Your Living Expenses 5 [ By Dealing at J. W. CROOK'S Towson Store [ STAR SOAP 4 Bars 19c m Only One Grade—the Best You Can Buy I MOTHER'S JOY CREAMERY 5 BUTTER, 45c Pound Print m Have You Tried the New MOTHER'S JOY BREAD? Large Loaf 5c Extra Large Loaf 9c Fresh from our ovens daily. You save 3c on every loaf. Special Every Saturday RAISIN BREAD 10c Loaf NEW FARIiNA 15-oz. Pkg. 10c M. J. ROLLED OATS 3 Pkgs. 25c LIBBY'S EVAP. MILK 9c Tall Can BIG FLOUR SALE Cold Medal Flour 124b. Bag, 57c Pillsbury Flour 12-lb. Bag, 57c Mother's Joy Flour, 12-ib. Bag 53c New Pack NORTH SHORE BEETS Cut, No. 2 Can, 12c Whole, No. 2% Can, 19c NEW HOMONY 4c lb. Fresh Baked Pretzelettes 12c lb. IVORY SOAP 3 Bars 20c B Cake Special ¦ GRANDMA'S COOKIES Fa 16c lb. b Scalloped Ginger Cakes with Vanilla Icing-. About 20 to the pound ------------------------------------------------ H COFFEE that will delight you. £ Fresh Roasted and Satisfying. ¦ MOTHER'S JOY SPECIAL B BLEND COFFEE, 43c lb. MORNING CHELR COFFEE, a 37c lb. ¦ VERI-GOOD COFFEE, 31c lb. g Large Fat MACKEREL 12c Each "If you cough or sneeze Do it behind your 'hanky,' please." "No better advice could be given the victim of the cold that is so common at this time of the year," says Dr. Josiah Bowen, County Health Officer, "than the jingle quoted above. Remember that every cold is caused by a germ that you have picked up from somebody or something. If you have a cold, don't pass on the germs of your) cold to the next fellow. "At this time of the year when there are apt to be sudden changes of temperature, it is worth while to take some precautions against talcing cold. Dress according to the weather. Don't over-eat. Drink plenty of water. Keep yourself fit by daily exercise in the open. Fresh) air is the best possible tonic. Keep away from the person who has a cold. Don't use a common towel or drinking cup. The person who' coughs or sneezes in your face, ought to know better; avoid him. "The laws of Maryland require j cases of influenza and grippe to be j reported to the Bureau of Commu-! nicable Diseases of the State De-' partment of Health. Quarantine is' not required, but patients are^rged to take every precaution to prevent; the spread of the infection to others, j While quarantining is not required, the person who voluntarily keeps away from other people while he or she is suffering from a cold, is helping to prevent the disease from spreading to others, and is thereby performing a public service." All orders involving listings and advertising should be given to us at once, so that they may be included in this issue. CHESAPEAKE & POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY BUSINESS OFFICE: o light street, Baltimore TELEPHONE : Maaa 9000 E.u. ;:;;::'»; r==Jr^i^pEi^f^i^r^F^^ Howard and Lexington Sts. SAVE MONEY ON THE FINEST BALTIMORE-DRESSED MEATS B & All Cuts Tender Chuck Roast, 17c lb. Fresh Ground Hamburg- Steak, 19c lb. Tender Sirloin Steak...... 41c lb. Bon less Shin Soup Beef.. 17c lb. Roast Leg Spring"Latnb.. 39c lb. AllCutsSpringLambCps. 49c lb. Roast Rump of Veal...... 27c lb. Roast Loin of Veal........ 33c lb. Breast of Veal with pocket 15c lb. Neck fork for roasting'. . . 29c lb. Boneless Pot Roast........19c lb. Rolled Show Ides...........25c Vo. Laige, Yellow Pumpkins, 18c ea. Sound Heads Cabbage... 3c lb. Ciioice Bartlett Table Pears i peck 19c Mealy Cooking- Apples 3 lbs. 13c Choice Eating- Apples 3 lbs. 17c td 525 B York Road Towson Towsoai 734 liBIHHiaiSEIISgII^^S!S^iriiSSlll§MI^MIi3.^2:i''1ISS^! Phone Towson 734 and we'll have your order ready when you call sa^^sa^ssnj CRANE'S Is The Place To Go. 215 E. Baltimore St. BALTIMORE, MD TEWART SUSf£yEHJHHfFi?Ji~! BALTIMORE MARYLAND In Connection With James McCreery & Co., New York 1! I t With Extra Trousers j i.^jr»^-*r?:=» t *•**»¦?»» j L~- ¦ --Fine woolen fabrics. —Models that conform to fall requirements. —Handsomely tailored and beautifully finished. —Every Suit with an extra pair of Trousers. Of unusual interest to Men and Young- men is this very special offering- of new Fall Suits. Typical of the remarkable values to be found in Stewart's Men't Shop. Available in most desirable fall models and patterns. In a complete range of sizes. Worsteds : Cassimeres : Cheviots : Unfinished Worsteds : Serges : New Fall Novelties Second Floor. Annex, Stewart & Co. I % I i n i i I i e i i i % i i i |