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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0332 Enlarge and print image (6M) |
| THE JEFFERSOl OWSON, MARYLAND Saturday, October 25, 1924—Page 7 SUPPER AT ASHLAND CHURCH. An oyster supper will be given on the evening of October 31 at the Ashland Presbyterian Church. YES! EVERYBODY KNOWS IT'S A FORD. FRANK H. NEWELL f Funeral Director a a (Successor to J. H. Kraft) PIKESVILLE, MD. Morgue, Chapel andfJFuneral Parlor | always at your service. Limousines for all occasions. Phone Pikesville 430 ¦ "Luke" Pearson, printers' devil at The "Jeff" plant, took his ladylove to the Boulevard Theatre on Saturday evening last to see Charlie Chaplin in three parts. It was a bit chilly and Luke decided to throw a blanket over the engine to keep it warm. He did, and a little negro boy who was standing on the pavement spoke up, saying: "Say, yo' Hayseed, ain't no use coverin' that thing up—everybody knows it's ah Fo'd." MILD WINTER AHEAD Towson Prognosticator Does Not Care What Goose-Bone Prophets Say. WOMAN CLAIMS $5000 DAMAGES. A suit was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson by Ida Jones against John Demchook, claiming $5000 damages for alleged assault. Attorney William H. Lefrence appears for the plaintiff. PATENT FROST PROOJ CLOSETS SAVE WATER Strong - - Durabit 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 valv* cap back of bowl. A great convenience when installed in the garage, yard 01 on the rear porch of any residence. -------SOLD BY------- Reliable Jobbers of Plumbing Supplies Everywhere (Continued fiom Page 1) ure of the unusual hoardings these wiseacres- prate about? How do they know, except from memory, whether they are larger one year than another? How often does memory play tricks on the best of us, especially when it is exercised in a strictly seasonable manner? "We have a number of squirrels in the woods here and the little fellows are so tame they almost eat out of our hands. They are as fat as butter-balls at this time of the year, fat from overindulgence in the bounties of nature and of neighbor-hoo dbackyard liberality. "I feed them peanuts and when they have surfeited they bury what they cannot eat, just as a fed-up dog buries a bone. The act has no special significance, to my mind, except that it is the nature of the animal to store up in days of plenty for the season of scarcity. "Fruit trees, nut trees and most growing perennials have their off years in bearing, largely the result of seasonal conditions, not of the future, but of the past. I believe it is with nature as with man. The hindsight is much keener than the foresight." »*??+??*++««*+«+«?*««*«*** i i ! The Gibbs Studio In Mrs. Bosley's Appartment Corner Joppa Road and Alleghany Ave. Is Ready For Business. % TOWSON, MARYLAND ?*? raiu or shine, day or night. i % To introduce our work one photo- *** graph painted in oils with each doz- Jt. en ordered before November 15th. i. X All amateur developing and print- X ing done promptly and satisfactorily jt, and we will enlarge one negative A free with each four dollars worth of £ work. JL X Open from 10 A. I*. to 4 P. M. ,*. At other times by appointment. A :*.x**x-:-:**:-:-:-:**:-:-:-:-:»*:-:-:-:-x-x-:« BAYNESVILL.E PATRON'S CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS. At a recent meeting of the Bayues-ville school, Mrs. James E. Bayne was elected president; Mrs. H. C. Carter, vice-president; Mrs. Ida Merrifield, treasurer, and Mrs. J. C. Dorfler, secretary. PANIC A^ipillJMPWr^BIACAN MANA OmMtWA SHINGTON, AS REPORTS OF G. O. P. DEFECTIONS COME IN. GOVERNOR RITCHIE TO SPEAK AT DEMOCRATIC GATHERING IN DUPNDALK, MONDAY. Rally To Be Heia At Kingsville Tuesday—Party Confident County Has Opportunity To Again Win Honor Of Being Banner Democratic Community. On Second Trip To Middle West Davis Stirred Thousands Of Voters To Highest Pitch Of Enthusiasm —Whole Situation In Many States Changed. (Continued from Page 1) speaker to be Senator David G. Mcintosh. Local Democrats are confident that Baltimore county has an opportunity to again win the honor of being a banner Democratic county of Maryland. John W. Davis, the Party's nominee for the Presidency, was a popular favorite here long before the New York convention. While there was a substantial representation of both Smith and McAdoo sentiment, the New York "pow wow" left no sore spots among county Democrats and it is believed all workers will turn out enthusiastically to insure success. Democrats of Baltimore county are prepared to wage an energetic fight for the election of the ticket in November. There has been a number of conferences at which plans have been perfected and much interest is manifested in the rank and file of the party. In spite of the Republican propaganda contained in various straw vote contests by leading periodicals, the partisan leanings in which are so apparent, there are many growing indications that the country is turning to Davis and Bryan. "Boost the home team JOIN the crowd that follows the local team this fall. There will be lots of jolly parties every Saturday afternoon while the season lasts. Make up a party of football fans and take them along in the car each time the team goes out of town. Plan to make it the first leg of a week-end trip. It's a wonderful time of the year to be out in the open. Sunny but bracing, glorious views, autumn colors. Add to that the thrills of a well fought game, congenial companions, the spirit of the crowd. There's nothing like it for developing a healthy appetite and taking your mind off your work. Better get the car all ready Friday evening. Slip around to the nearest ^Standard" pump and fill her up with gas, oil, air and water. You'll want a quick getaway and no stops on the way, for everyone wants to be there on time. "Standard" will do it too, for there is nothing like it for quick starting and long mileage. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (New Jersey) TANDARD GASOLINE ** Fashion's Latest— CREATIONS at the Crane Shop. Shoes that have the much-desired "snap," yet conservative enough for comfort and style at the same time. Our well - kept stock carries a complete line of every style oxford that is now i n vogue, r e asonably priced from $5.50 The "Barbour" ERE is featured one of the newest styles in young men's oxfords, a "peppy" English brogue with the barbour welt, in all shades of tan and black. CRANE'S 215 E. Baltimore St. (Continued from Page 1) the attitude and utterances of certain partisan correspondents, who are now beginning to qualify their predictions of the President's election. Among the Republican managers at Washington there is a panic as the reports of Republican defections to Davis come in streams from the Middle West and- trans-Missis-sisippi region. On his second trip to the Central West, Davis stirred thousands of, voters to the highest pitch of en-| thusiasm and begot confidence in the Democratic organizations of every State he visited. The whole situa-; tion has changed in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri since Mr. Davis's addresses in various parts of those States. Democrats are now convinced that 'Coolidgje can not carry Indiana, and he has no chance to get the electoral vote of Missouri. J The Republican row in Kansas, where William Allen White is an independent candidate for the governorship, has menaced Coolidge's earlier prospects and turned the tide towards Davis. In Illinois LaFol-lette's strength is derived almost wholly from the Republican rank and file. In the central part of that State a trustworthy poll shows that for every Democrat who has turned to LaFollette ten Republicans have joined his forces. Following this violent reversal of conditions in the Middle West, it can be asserted with all positiveness: First. President Coolidge will receive no "Harding majorities" even in States that are conceded to him, including Massachusetts. Second. The LaFollette vote in the Central States will be won almost wholly from the Republican party. Third. Davis will carry every "border State" and all the States in the Southwest. Fourth. LaFollette will take from Coolidge at least six States— Wisconsin, and five west of the Mississippi river. Fifth. All the changes tatting place now and likely to take place before the election are and will be in favor of Davis and to the detriment of Coolidge. The Republican managers are badly frightened and privately admit that their claims of two and three weeks ago will have to be revised downward. Meantime the Democrats, on the basis of actual investigations, are adding to the number of States "sure and probable" for Davis. —------o--------- MAX STRUCK BY UNIDENTIFIED AUTOIST. SMOKER PLANNED FOR NOV. 11. Tentative plans for a smoker to be held on November 11 were made at a meeting of St. Charles' Holy Name Society at Pikesville, recently, and a committee—Messrs. William J. Lynch, chairman; Frank Schuster, Michael J. Hannigan, Joseph Busch-miller,were appointed to perfect arrangements. Richard I, Hunter is president of the Society. Years of experience and of service allow us to truly say We Do Tinning Pifut ^ JOHN H. BEVANS York Rd. & Washington Av. TOWSON, MD. Phone, Towson 682 Buick Standard Six Touring f with Rex Enclosure | $1365.00 Delivered f Phone Towson 525 or 793 YORK ROAD GARAGE TOWSON, MD. »»www»^w»ww»»w»wwmmw»w»w Maccar Trucks For the attention of the Motor Truck purchaser. If you want speed, power, long life and quality, let us show you what we are building to meet such requirements. MACCAR MOTOR TRUCK CO. 20-26 S. PACA STREET BALTIMORE, MD. fox's old stable* Edward Dehh was struck and badly injured by an unidentified autoist on the Frederick road, near Taylor's lane. ---------o--------- GIRL ATTACKED BY DOG. Miss Jennie Stevens, daughter of Frederick Stevens, of Catonsville, was attacked and bitten by a dog, which was later shot by police. ---------o--------- AUTOS COLLIDE—OPERATORS ESCAPE INJURY. Automobiles operated by Abram Weiss and Louis Johnson collided at Frederick road and Beechfield avenue, the machines being wrecked, the occupants escaping injury. ---------o--------- FORTY HOUR'S DEVOTION AT BRADSHAW. 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 combined 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. ASSORTMENT No. 3. $3.50 20 Hyacinths, 20 Daffodils, 20 Early Tulips, 20 Darwin Tulips 40 Crocus. Forty Hour's Devotion will begin at St. Stephen's Church, Bradshaw, tomorrow (Sunday morning). ---------o--------- TO PAY FRATERNAL VISIT. Towson Lodge of Odd Fellows will pay a fraterna lvisit to Bethany Lodge at Glen Arm on Wednesday evening. Dorit buy a piginabag Iou may waste materials costing much more by using baking powder of unknown reputation. Buy Davis-yon £et no premiums but the full value in the baking powder Bake it BEST with ASSORTMENT No. 4. $7.00 40 Hyacinths. Daffodils, 40 Early Tulips, 40 Darwin Tulips. 80 Crocus. For indoor, plant Paper White Narcissus, 59c p^er doz. ¦ All offers postpaid Our catalogue is free for the asking. ¦ : The Meyer Seed Company 32 LIGHT STREET, Baltimore, Md. * Mention The Jeffersonian IBBBBBBBaBBBBaBBBBBBBBB <~:~x~:":":"H~X"X~:~:":~^^^^ Oldsmobile Sport Touring Towson Radiator & Welding Works WELDING AND BRAZING PHILCO BATTERY SALES AND REPAIRS RADIATOR SPECIALISTS East Pennsylvania Avenue Towson 136 BAKING POWDER EVERY INGREDIENT OFFICIALLY APPROVED BY U. S. FOOD AUTHORITIES IB IB B B a a a a IS IB IB i a \m IB IB IB IB I THE IMPROVED COACH OF THE 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? IBBBBI © Maryland State Archives mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0332.jpg |