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26 New Homes Now Being Built
BOULEVARD
URGES SUPPORT FOR . SCHOOL. LOAN.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
LOIS WILSON
—IN—
THE COVERED WAGON
j Amalgamated Organization Holds Semi-Annual Meeting At Elks' Club, Towson—Edward H. Burke And Stuart S. Janney Speakers.
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Soon These New Homes Are To Be Occupied By Their Owners
Many discriminating Baltimoreans have selected Stoneleigh for their future homes because they have found the location and environment unsurpassed.
They found, too, that an investment in a home in Stoneleigh would be safeguarded by carefully planned restrictions and enhanced by the property improvements that have already been made.
You can now choose from all available sites remaining unsold, among which are many of the choicest locations.
Following is a schedule of prices :
120 lots at $30.00 a front foot 57 lots at $40.00 a front foot 71 lots at $37.50 a front foot 31 lots at $45.00 a front foot 16 lots at $60.00 a front foot
The company, at its own expense, has already installed all improvements, including water, gas, electricity, macadam roads, concrete gutters and sanitary sewerage.
Come out to Stoneleigh today. Inspect the beautiful new homes and select your future home-site. Convenient terms of payment may be made.
PHONE: EVERGREEN 2418
Stoneleigh Corporation
York Road—North Side of Regester Ave.
County Taxes County Taxes
Friday and Saturday
MAE MURRAY
—IN—
MADEMOISELLE MIDNIGHT METROPOLITAN
North Ave. At Pennsylvania
Week of October 27th.
J. WARREN KERRIGAN —IN—
"CAPTAIN BLOOD"
From the book by Rafael Sabatina.
Metropolitan Orchestra—Julius
Sokolove Conductin.
AUDITORIUM
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
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A. H. WOODS Present HELEN MacKELLAR
—IN—
"MAGGIE"
A New American Play by
DON MULALLY
Author of "Conscience"
With a Distinguishing Supporting Company.
MARYLAND
Playing Keith Attractions
(Continued from Page 1) tion of each of the 17,500 school children of the county at least once in three years and examination of each high school student once a year. These examinations, he declared, had revealed that approximately 80 per cent, of the pupils were handicapped by physical defects. The follow-up system, he said, worked out in cooperation with the Children's Aid Society and the County Realth Department, resulted in adequate medical treatment for the great majority of such cases. The physical defects, such as adenoids, weak eyes, tonsil poison, abscessed teeth, if not taken in time, will handicap a child seriously not only in his work at school but in his work
| in life, Mr. Janney asserted.
Recent exhaustive tests Mr. Jan-
| ney recalled, showed that Baltimore county was the only county in the State in which all the schools had obtained results in education above the standard. He suggested this was due in large part to physical training.
He argued that elimination of physical examination and physical exercise under trained teachers would deprive the children of poor parentss of an equal opportunity with children whose parents were able to send them to private schools.
THE DUTY NEAREST YOU—WHAT ARE YOU DOING FOR JOHN W. DAVIS?
Week of October 27
A Bewildering and Sensational List of Stars.
The Greatest in Vaudeville Hall of
Fame
EDDI ELEONARD
And His Musical Bunch (Bigger and
Better Than Ever) In "Oh, Didn't It
Rain" with Jack Russell, Gus Mulcay,
Charlie Oberie.
Special Star Feature
Albert F. — Johnny
HAWTHORNE & COOK
In "Make Me Serious"
Extraordinary Star Attraction JULIA NASH & C. H. O'DONNELL
In "Static" by J. Gordon Bostock
Special Star Attraction Lew—OLIVER & OLSEN—Mae
In a Series of Smiles i
THREE DANOISE SISTE
A Triangle of Beauty, Grace Agility
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MAROHETA
"The Igorotte Girl" in a Violin Fantasy
OLYN LANDIOK
Presents Feminine Reflections
CHRISTO & ROALD
The Athletic Vogue of the Continent
AESOP'S FILM FABLES
TOPICS OF THE DAY
FORD'S
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Sam H. Harris' Production of Irving
Berlin's Third Annual
MUSIC BOX REVUE
Staged by Hassard Short
GREAT CAST OF 100
Week Nov. 3—Henry W. Savage
Presents the best musical comedy
in years; "LOLLIPOP" with Ada
May.
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J. W. Crook's Specials
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BIG FLOUR SALE FRIDAV AND SATURDAY
MORTON'S SALT
"It Pours"
10c Pkg.
Gold Medal or Pillsbury I
FLOUR
12 lb. bag 59c
241b. bag $117c
Mother's Joy Flour
12 lb. bag 55c
24 lb. bag $1.09
M. J. Evaporated
MILK
3 tall cans 25c
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These three famous blends offer a wide choice of flavors, and each is a wonderful value
MOTHER'S JOY
SPECIAL BLEND
COFFEE
44c lb.
MORNING CHEER COFFEE
38cjb.
VERI-GOOD COFFEE 32c lb.
Everyone Likes It! MOTHER'S JOY BREAD
Try a Really Fine Creamery
Butter
MOTHER'S JOY
CREAMERY
BUTTER
Only 43c Pound Print
5c Large Loaf
9c Extra Large Loaf
Baked from the finest materials obtainable, in our own new model bakery and delivered fresh daily to all J. W. C. Stores.
GUARANTEED EGGS 39c doz.
Mother's Joy Raisin Bread 10c Loaf
On Saturday
MEAT SPECIALS
MEATY SPARK RIBS... 19c lb. FRESH NKCK PORK.... 29c lb. New Pack Saner Kraut... 15c qt.
(2 lbs. to qt.) PRIME CHUCK ROAST. 17c lb. SMALL RIB STEAKS.... 29c lb. FRESH BEEF LIVER... 17c lb. FRESH GROUND BEEF. 19c lb. SPRING LAMB CHOPS. 47c lb. Stewing LAMB or VEAL. 17c lb.
Sound, Dry Onions..... 4 lbs. 9c.
Cake Special:
FROSTED JUMBLES
17c lb.
Fresh baked Jumbles with vanilla icing. About 25 to the pound.
Choice N. Y. State
POTATOES
Sound and of good size, 15 lbs. to every peck, 23c pk.
Rich Creamery ^Cheese 25c lb.
ESS-KAY LARD
Open Kettle Rendered __________19c lb.
IVORY SOAP FLAfcES 3 pkgs. 25c
Md. Bkcuit Co.'s
PACKAGE CAKES
2 pkgs. 9c
Marbis Crackers. Vanilla Wafers,
Lemon Snaps Cheese Midguts. Ginger Snaps, M.B, C. Oyster Crackers.
525
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Tows©» 734
Phone
Towson 734
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Like Great Battles, Political Campaigns Are Won Only Through Organization!—Lfet Us Have Another President Of The Cleveland Or Wilson Type.
(Continued from Page 11 of the trusts and protected industries to the campaign funds of the Republican Party, and the investi-'gation has gone far enough already to show that if the next election can be purchased Chairman Butler will have the funds to do^BBw
We have be^n speculating on what the West and Northwest will do to place the Government in safe hands, and how New York and other States will do, but it is time now for the Democrats and all other good citizens of Baltimore county who believe in good government to do the duty that lies nearest to them, and work from now until the polls close on election day for the success of Davis and Bryan.
Baltimore county has generally done its full duty in Presidential elections, and it will in this one if the Democrats will only do their duty. We have a large normal Democratic majority; this can be greatly increased in this important election.
What missionary work have you done Have you spoken to your neighbors of its importance? Don't wait for the politicians to do all the work, but as a good citizen do your part. There are citizens who you alone can influence; a word from you and they will act. Why not give the word. Let us have anothed President of the Cleveland or Wilson type in the White House—men who are leaders—not one of the type who is led.
Let us all pull together.
ROLL CALL TO BE SOUNDED ON NOVEMBER 11.
Copies of a bugle theme entitled "The Roll Call," were sent out from headquarters of the Fifty-eighth Infantry Brigade, Maryland National Guard, to commanding officers of all Maryland National Guard units. The call will be sounded simultaneously in many towns throughout the United States at 11 o'clock, Armistice Day.
Organization commanders of National Guard units were ordered by General Reckord to tender the services of a bugler for this purpose in connection with any plans contemplated by any locality in which National Guard units arae located.
The sounding of the "roll call" will be followed by a two-minute silence, and then, if so desired, "taps." The idea, which is being sponsored by the League of Remembrance, will be carried out over radio, aboard boat, in schools, churches and other public places.
:: Pimlico Autumn Meeting ?• November 3rd to 15th
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First Race 1.45 P. M. to Nov. 8th, thereafter 1.30 P. M.
Admission, Including Tax, $1.65
Seven Races, Including Steeplechase Daily.
Dates for Important Stakes:
Nov. 3rd—Manly Memorial Steeplechase, $10,000 added.
Nov. 4th—Serial No. I.
Nov. 5th—Autumn Handicap, $5,000 added.
Nov. 6tU—The Homebred.
Nov. 7th—PimJico Futurity, $40,000 added.
Nov. 8th—The Ruxton .t Serial No. 2.
Nov. 10th — Elkridne Steeplechase, $3,000 added.
Nov. Uth—The Bowie, $10,000 added.
Nov. Wth—The Helpful.
Nov. 13 h—S-rinl No. 3.
Nov. 14th—The W aid en, $10,000 added
Nov. 15th—Pimlico Cup, $10,000 added
Miss E. W. Janney
FORMERLY WITH
Emit Fisher
NOW LOCATED AT
319 York Rd., Towson, Md.
CLEANING DYEING
Your Patronage Solicited
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes." COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
"Your Good Money's Worth Or Your Good Money Back"
"Cowboys" and "Talents" All Buy From "Mose"
MOSE" IS THE ARBITER OF MEN'S FASHIONS.
OSE doesn't go into the pasture fields and herd the sheep that grow the wool that goes into the making of "Kahn's Good Klothes"—but he does go to the best mills in the country and buy his cloth —by the bolt and carload— and he shrinks it and cuts it up and makes it up into the best clothing in the world for *l£ money.
Whether You Wear Your Trousers Wide At The Bottom Or Narrow—Or Whether Yop are Conservative and Choose The Happy Medium —"Mose" Is Able To Fit You Out To Your Liking.
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There are lots of concerns in the city that can beat 'Mose' playing golf and blowing big horns—but none of them can touch liim when it comes to making good clothes or selling at low prices. "Mose" is a past master at this business and he has no competition.
They come and go and fume and spout and pass out and are soon forgotten—while "Mose" goes merrily along serving his people—the sons of the fathers who dealt with him 35 years ago, and the sons of their sons who are just coming into manhood and will follow in their fatheros footsteps.
"MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN'
"MOSE11 SELLS EVERYTHING AT LOW PRICBS, THE loud criers of the clothing business boast of their many "brands"—this the make of "so and so," and this the "other fellow"—but they don't say that any of them are mado in Baltimore.
"Mose" has but one brand— "Kahn's Good Rothes"—His own good make—made right in your home town by your home pt^ple in "MoseV own work rooms on his own premises—and that "brand" stands for everything that's good ia manufactured clothing.
And making good clothes as "Mose" does—and selling them at low prices as he does, are the reasons that he does such a wonderful business—bigger than any half dozen stores in "Old Town" put together, and he's growing bigger every day. Come and get in on the ground floor of tliis big Sale of Suits and Overcoats that 'Mosse" starts today.
MEWS V.\D YOUNG MEN'S FALL AND WINTER SUITS.
Men'N Reguglar and Stout Dark Unfinished Worsted Suits; heavy weight; full |