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Page 8—Saturday, October 11, 1924. THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND | SANITARY | MEAT I MARKET I WALTER HOOS, Prop. 421 YORK ROAD Towson, Md. ANNOUNCES OPENING WITH COMFLETE STOCK OF CHOICE MEATS I L BOND ISSUE FOR SCOOLS NECESSARY TO PROVIDE FOR EVER INCREASING POPULATION. (Continued from Page 1) and heated. If it were possible to bring to the personal attention of every taxpayer and voter of Baltimore county the deplorable conditions which exist in some sections and which the proposed bond issue will remedy, in our opinion no further effort would be required to secure the approval of the voters. Baltimore county has played a prominent part in developing the school system of the State and in placing the present school law of the State upon the statute books. The law requires every child under a certain age to attend school. Every county is obliged to provide the facilities for receiving these children. We believe the people of Baltimore county are willing to provide for | their children regardless of the re-! quirements of the State law. We have the children; we do not have ¦ the buildings. To build the build-1 ings will require $1,500,000. There are two ways in which this money can be provided: First—By direct taxation. Second—By bond issue. The approximate assessed val.ua- **************#WrM&*+*+**^^ The 900,000 Buicks in daily service prove Buick performance. Buick leads in performance. YORK ROAD GARAGE TOWSON, MD. ?????«*$???????«*?????????????????????***??????????* iBieBBIPIIEBIEBiBIHlSEBailBIII 2 Dutch Bulb Garden ! Make Your Garden Gay Next Spring-with Daffodils, Tulips, Hyacinths and Crocuses. They ar * the true Spring flowers that light up the landscape as nothing else can during April, May and early June. We have comjbined all of these desirable things in a group which we call our Dutch Bulb Garden for different size gardens, so that by one planting' you can have all of the various types represented in your garden. ASSORTMENT No, 1, $1.00 5 Hyacinths, 5 Daffodils, 5 Early Tulips, 5 Darwin Tulips, 10 Crocus. ASSORTMENT No. 2, $1.75 10 Hyacinths, 10 Daffodils, 10 Early Tulips. 10 Darwin Tulips, 20 Crocus AS ORTMENT No. 3, $3.50 20 Hyacintl:s, 20 Daffodils, 20 Early Tulips, 20 Darwin Tulips 40 Crocus. ASSORTMENT No. 4, $7.00 40 Hyacinths. Daffodils, 40 Early Tulips, 40 Darwin Tulips, 80 Crocus. For indoor, plant Paper White Narcissus, 59c per doz. All offers postpaid. Our catalogue is free for the asking. The Meyer Seed Company ! 32 LIGHT STREET, a •¦¦¦¦¦ Baltimore, Md. Mention The Jeffersonian ¦«¦¦¦¦¦ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦.¦¦¦PHBB-BI ¦¦¦¦¦¦'¦*¦ VI tioTr^fBJBBJwhich full county taxes are paid in Baltimore county is $110,000,000. To raise $1,500,000 by direct taxation in five years would add 28 cents annually to the present tax rate. To raise the $1,-500,000 by bond issue, provide the necessary money to pay the interest on these bonds, and retire them as they mature, will require an addition of approximately 6 cents to the tax rate. This plan gives the suffering communities speedy relief and aids the taxpayer. The School Board is building substantial but severely plain school buildings and keeps the cost per room far below the cost per room of city schools. Many newcomers of Baltimore county are rapidly building up certain section because of their faith that the county will continue to provide good roads and schools for its people. Looking at the proposition •entirely from a commercial point of view, it will pay the present taxpayers of Baltimore county to pass this bond issue and justify this faith in the county's progressiveness. While no exact figures are at hand, it is conservative to state that at least 600 houses will be built annually in the territory around the city limits. Six hundred homes should increase the taxable basis approximately $2,000,000. In five years' time this would amount to an increase of $10,000,000. At the present county tax rate $10,000,000 would produce an annual revenue of $162,000. At 70 cents per $100 the revenue for school purposes alone would be $70,000, which would be the full interest on the proposed bond issue. In other words, at the end of five years and thereafter the taxes received for new developments in the county for school purposes will pay the interest on the proposed bonds and retire them as they matur*. In addition thereto, the county will receive at the end of five years more than $90,-000 annually for roads and other county purposes, which will, in turn, help to relieve the tax burden on some of the farming sections of the county. The fundamental principle of county-wide taxation for school purposes is based upon every child in the community being afforded, as near as possible equal facilities for its education. All the voters in those communities which have been fortunate enough to secure their facilities from the million dollar bond issue should support the proposed bond issue and help to provide their neighbors with facilities equal to those which the entire taxpaying body is providing for them. KIT KLUX KLAN RAPPED IjV TYD- IIVG'S REPLY TO AIVOMYOUS ATTACK. (Continued fiom Page 1) It i s unworthy of the men of all religions and races who gave up their lives in the last great war upon the altar of this country and the world's peace. It is contrary to the teachings of Christ, who says: 'Do unto others as you would have others do unto you' and 'Love thy neighbor as thyself.' "I want to brand the writer who asks me this question as a coward, because he has not the courage to sign his name to the question he propounds. He hides behind the pen and ink of a false name just like the klan hides behind its nightgown in the dark. He demands courage of me and shows cowardice himself. He would make a good politician of that type. "The writer, who styles himself a Democrat, instead of signing his name, of which he must be ashamed, further says the voters should support my Republican opponent, Mr. Simpson, because he is wet, and he infers that I truckled to the Anti- !HaiaHaSEaHSEHfflBHBElEH@EEII2SSEEi;3BaHBHaHBHHBBHaHBEHEHBBBHHHHH Both Quality and Price Are Sure To Please At S . w. Towson Store KIRKMAN'S BORAX SOAP 4 Bars 19c 15c Early June Peas No. 2 Can 2 for 25c Rich CREAMERY CHEESE 27c lb. California ¦ m Sunsweet Prunes 2 lb Sealed Carton 25c ¦ Cake Special Chocolate Iced Severns Fresh-baked vanilla wafers with chocolate icing. About 28 to the pound. 25c lb. A Splendid Coffee at a Moderate Price VERI-GOOD COFFEE 32c lb. We also carry MOTHER'S JOY SPECIAL BLEND at 44c lb. and MORNING CHEER COFFEE at 38c lb. All are Fresh Roasted in our own plant Just Arrived 1924 Extra Choice EVAP. PEACHES, 15c lb. EVAP. APRlCuTS 23c lb. NEW SUCCOTASH Monocacy Brand No. 2 Can, 15c_______ DUFF'S MOLASSES No. 1V2 Can, 15c l*YZON BAKING POWDER 3-oz. Can 5c New Pack Fancy Clover Leaf SALMON, No. y2 Can 28c 1 No. 1 Can 45c The Best Bread You've Ever Tasted! MOTHER'S JOY BREAD Large Loaf, Extra Large 5 c Lo£;f, 9c Fresh daily from our own ovens—and made from the finest materials obtainable. »__________ Saturdays Only Mother's Joy Raisin Bread 10c each MEAT SPECIALS Meaty CHUCK ROAST. . . 17c lb. Prime R I H KOAbT....... 25c lb. All Cute ROUND STEAK 35c lb. Fresh GROUND BEEF. .. 20c lb. Lean STEW LNG BEEF... 17c aud 19c lb. Roast Leg Spring Lamb.. 39c lb. All Cuts Spring: LAMB CHOPS, 47c lb. Roast LOIN OF VEAL... 38c lb. All Cuts VEAL CHOPS.. 35c lb. Fresh Killed ROASTING CHICKENS, 35c lb. Machine Sliced Bacon, 19c half lb. Sweef Calif. ORANGES. 43c doz. Sound, Dry ONIONS... .3 lbs. 10c Fancy Tokay Grapes___2 lbs. 25c Good Quality COOKING APPLES 3 lbs. lie Candy Specials NIFTY MBBLES 10c half lb. One Price—One Only—Try MOTHER'S JOY BUTTER 48c Pound Print tm The finest butter you can buy. Cut in 1-4 lb. bans. Choice Stock—All No. 1 Grade POTATOES 15 full lbs 29c Peck Good Things To Go With Oysters Md. Biscuit Co.'s Cracker Meal, bulk............... lb. 7*c Dandy Oyster Crackers... lb. 14c Chili Sauce........3-oz. Bottle 19c Van Lill's Vegetable Chow Chow.......14-oz. Jar 14c Bruning- Horse Radish, 8i-oz. Bottle 12+c Mother's Joy Catsup, 8i-oz. Bottle 124c a ¦ m 525 York Road Towson Towsom 734 Phone we Towson and have order when call ¦ ¦ ii S 734 your eady you IBBBBBBBBBBBI IBBBBBll B B IBBBS Saloon League. This is laughable. Does not the writer know that the Anti-Saloon League two years ago launched a campaign of vilification against me? Does not the writer know that I have heretofore clearly and concisely stated my views on the wet and dry question? "I would gladly state them again, briefly: "I have no use for either wet or dry extremists and fanatics who want either the old saloon conditions to return or the present unwise and drastic law, with its hypocrisy, under which we live. I favor the sale of beer and light wine, under proper regulation, in those States where a vote of the people show they are in accord with such a policy. "I favor this matter being decided by the people of each State for themselves, as they have a right to have it decided, and not by the people of Kansas or Maine inflicting their wills upon us Marylanders without our consent. I am opposed to the return of the old saloon conditions, because their abuses brought on prohibition and a return of these conditions would bring it on again. "I therefore, favor some sane, intelligent law founded on decency and toleration for the farce, lawlessness and disrespect surrounding the present enforcement act. I believe such a change is in the interests of a better country and a more contented and happy people. "But the writer who cowardly signs himself a Democrat goes further and calls on the voters to support my opponent because he served in the Maryland Naval Reserve during the last war, thereby inferring, I suppose, that my service was not up to standard. I would like ro say, even at the price of immodesty, that it was my privilege before the armistice to have command of some 2,500 men, with whom I saw active service in France, and 30 per cent, of whom were casualties in battle, and one of my most cherished possessions is a medal which the great Commander in Chief, General Pershing, saw fit to award. "The letter signed 'A Democrat' has all the earmarks of being inspired from Republican sources. Therefore, as the writer says he will vote for a Republican, I wish he would tell me where President Cool-idge stands on the klan, as he is the head of the Republican party. I can tell him, if he does not already know, where the courageous stand- <•***********************$* IN TOWSON A Photographic Studio will open Oct. 18th Corner Joppa Road and Alleghany Avenue. A place at home where special attention is given to Children's Portraits. GIBBS Until Recently with Bachrach >•>••?"?"?"?"?"?"? SAND.OW TRUCKS Built For Durabil»+."- Long Life Plus Economy Sizes 1 to 5 Tons Sandow Sales & Service Co., Distributors Reese and 28th Sts., Baltimore, Md. Telephone, Homewood 7612 ]ms>A You Have Heard A broadcasting station in op-l^T eration. "ROXY" and his "gang." f 1 A number of well-known ^^ radio artists broadcast. w s E ard bearer of the Democratic party stands on this great issue. 1 "Usually, I pay no attention to letters written by persons who have not the courage to sign their names thereto, and I want to say that I have written it, not because I care a continental who the writer who signs himself 'A Democrat' or any like him support, but because I do not wish to see the people of my district misled by a literary coward whose evident purpose is to becloud the issue." Oldsmobile Sport Touring The great Army exhibit. The Navy's best exhibit. The largest amateur exhibit ever held south of New York. The German Government exhibit. The greatest exhibition of sets and accessories ever held under one roof. Towson Radiator & Welding Works WELDING AND BRAZING PHILCO BATTERY SALES AND REPAIRS RADIATOR SPECIALISTS East Pennsylvania Avenue Towson 136 PATENT FROST PROOF CLOSETS SAVE WATER Strong - - Durable Over 350,000 in use and giving satisfaction CAN BE EASILY AND QUICKLY INSTALLED Valve rod and packing may be with drawn by simply removing brass valve cap back of bowl. A great convenience when installed in the .garage, yard cr on the rear porch of any residence. -------SOLD BY-------- Reliable Jobbers of Plsmbiag Supplies Everywhere iiBiiBiiHiiiBiBiiiBisi9BiBasaiBaaiiBeEai| THE IMPROVED COACH OF THE i Hudson Super-Six ; For the first .time in history CLOSED CAR COMFORTS AT EXACTLY OPEN CAR COST Full size genuine Balloon Tires The Easiest Steering and Riding Hudson ever built. $1500f.o.b. TOWSON GARAGE, Inc. Hudson & Essex Dealers Pennsylvania and Delaware Avenues, TOWSON, MARYLAND So why buy an open car? laaaBaBaaBBBBaBBBaaaBaaaBBBgiHBBBBBBa! a a is FAIR FAIR All these features— and a lot more at Baltimore's First BIG RADIO SHOW October 18-25 Fifth Regiment Armory FAIR BEL AIR Harford County, Maryland October 14-15-16-17 COME COME COME AND SEE Pure bred stock of all kinds Largest poultry show ever held in the county Wonderful exhibits from Harford County farms and homes FREE ATTRACTIONS - MIDWAY RUNNING AND HARNESS RACES Wednesday, Oct. 15th, Farm Bureau Day Thursday, Oct. 16th, Democratic Day Friday, Oct. 17th, Republican Day Special concert by band from Edg-ewood Ansenal Wednesday afternoon, October 15th. This band is considered the best band in the Eastern section of our country. Battery "D" of the 6th Field Artillery, from Fort Hoyle, will give an exhibition daily. Pure bred bull sale from four breeds exhibited on Friday, Oct. 17th. Catalogue and Race Program on application.