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GROCERIES THAT A MOTORING TELLERS OF SOIL TO ATTEND
GO.
ANNUAL MEETING OF FARM BUREAU.
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mitted the carrying of a greater variety as well as assuring fresli stocks at all times.
It is also planned to have a laundry pickup with one or two day service in connection with the Mototeria. Large compartments are provided in the body for this purpose. A banking system, which is done by a stamp and card system, has also been worked out by the designers of the new store, which has many interesting phases. The taking of coal'orders with one-day service is still another plan which may have many economic sides. Indeed, it is well within the probabilities that this system of household service with its many attractive features may revolutionize our whole scheme of food and household necessity distribution, and it is within the realm of reason that the bulk of the purchases for the household will be done in future years—right at our door. Certainly there is every advantage in favor of such a system. Certainly today there are too many retailers, too much duplication of effort, of work and of capital invested. The present-day system is uneconomic and wasteful, and the customers pay for the unsuccessful and poorly patronized and operated store, store.
Since You Can't Give Yourself Give Photograghs of Yourself for Christmas!
Gibbs Studio
Cor. Joppa Road and Alleghany Avenue
TOWSON, MD.
Many Baltimore county farmers will attend the annual meeting of the Maryland Farm Bureau Federation to be held in Cambridge on January 5th.
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WIFE DESERTER ARRESTED.
H.MATTHEW GAULT
3RD. GENERATION
H.KEXCEYI*-------
4TH. GENERATION
On the charge of deserting his wife and six children in Charlottesville Va., M. W. Norford was arrested by county police and turned over to the Virginia authorities.
DEATH CLAIMS GEORGE ENSOR.
George Elisor, aged 76 years, died at the home of his son, Frederick Ensor, of Sparks.
Funeral services were held at Bos-ley M. E. Church.
GAULT
2> W. SARATOGA STREET
BALTIMORE, MD. »
MONUMENTS ERECTED EVERYWHERE-ARTISTIC DESIGNS PHONE PLAZA 1412
Christmas Gifts for- Everyone at McDonald's
Established 1895 Phone, Calvert 0777
For the Modern Girl
Hy'iter's PermanentOilWave
20 Curls $15
16 different styles of hair bobbing to suit
all countenances.
Expert barber fn attendance.
Marcel Wavine Water Waving
Hair Dressing Manicuring
Facial Steaming
42 W. Lexington Street
Phone, Calvert 0777
Transformation and Braids
Moderately Priced
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MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN
"The Good Maker of Kahn's Good Klothes." COR. GAY and EAST STREETS
"Your Good Money's Worth Or Your Good Money Back"
Two Big Events In Dear "Old Town" Today
"MOSE'S" BIGGEST OP SUITS.
SALE
AFTER the big Army-Navy football game comes the Army-Fleet game and the big business event today.
Our good friends, His Honor the Mayor and Mr. Boyd, will be hosts to the football crowds —and "Mose" and Jerome, your good friends—will be hosts to the big crowds that will attend this great Sale of Suits and Overcoats.
Whatever draws people to "Old Town" is good for it— for it truly deserves every bit of honor it receives and it gives in return full value.
The boys that see the game at the Stadium will go home feeling that they got their good money's worth, and 'Mose' knows that the Boys that attend this Suit and Overcoat Sale will go home feeling that they got theirs.
The difference between the two is that "Mose" will give any man his money back who thinks he didn't.
The Big Army And Navy Football Game At The Stadium And "Mose's" Big Sale Of Suits And Overcoats—Two Classic Events Of The Season, Which Will Attract Hundreds Of People.
'MOSE'S" BIGGEST OF O'COATS.
SALE
'MOSES KAHN OF OLD TOWN"
(iA/[ OSE" always starts his *• * biggest bargain sales at about this time of the year— because the Holiday Spirit is big in him and he knows that the demands upon the work-ingman's exchequer are great and he wants to help him.
From now until Christmas 'Mose' is going to give his people the biggest bargains in Suits and Oercoats and Pants that they ever got in all their born days.
And what is better, he is going to give these good Suits and Overcoats and Pants to his good people at money-saving prices.
"Mose" has been doing this sort of business at the same old stand—Gay and East Sts., for 35 years, and it has made him the biggest Clothing man in "Old Town."
"Mose's" Big Holiday Bargains
Men's and Young Men's SUITS
Men's and Young Men's Bine Serge Suits; full lined; conservative and English cut; well tailored; Venetian lined; always sold for $25. Now Mose's Price for th's^l^OO
One Good Lot Young Men's Two-Button English Cut Cassimere, Worsted and Thibet Suits;
blue, brown and gray stripes, gray & |