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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0470 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
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THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOW<
Saturday, December 13, 1924Page
DEATH CLAIMS FERDINAND C. DUGAN.
Ferdinand Chtaard Dugan, law-
yer, died at the Bon Secours Hospital after an illness of several weeks. Death was due to nephritis. Mr. Dugan, who was 6 3 years old,
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lived on Nunnery lane, Catonsvilie.
Mr. Dugan had been engaged actively in the practice of law in Baltimore city since graduating from the University of Maryland Law School in 1882.
He was the son of the late Cumberland F. Dugan and Harriet Buchanan Dugan, of Ilchester.
Two of Mr. Dugan's daughters made their debut last Monday at the first Bachelors' Cotillion of the season at the Lyric. They are Miss
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Melanie A. Dugan and Miss Helen P. Dugan. He is survived by three other daughters, the Misses Harriet B., Emily C. and Eleanor D. Dugan.
Besides his widow, Mrs. Melanie Boone Dugan, he also is survived by seven sons, Carroll J. Dugan, Ensign Ferdinand C. Dugan, Jr., Ensign Hammond J. Dugan, Daniel B. Dugan, Cumberland F. Dugan, Pierre C. Dugan and John Carroll Dugan.
Other survivors are three brothers, Hammond J. Dugan, C. Nelson Dugan and Col. Thomas Buchanan Dugan, U. S. A. (retired), and five sisters, Miss Emily C. Dugan, Miss Harriet B. Dugan, Miss Mary C. Dugan, Miss Nancy Dugan and Mrs. John K. Robinson, wife of Rear-Admiral Robinson, of Washington.
Funeral services were held at 10 A M. Monday at St. Mark's Catholic Church, Melvin avenue, Catonsvilie. The Rev. E. A. Williams, pastor, conducted the services. Burial was in the New Cathedral Cemetery.
Courts adjourned out of respect for the memory of Mr. Dugan.
YUI^pOJE FESTIVITIES AT SWEET AIR DEC. 27TH.
TWO INVALID WOMEN CARRIED
FROM BURNING HOUSE BY
BROTHERS.
On the evening of December 27th the Sunday School of Chestnut Grove Church will stage a Christmas play in Sweet Air Hall.
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ICE, TOO THIN FOR HUMAN WEIGHT, ENTRAPS HUNDREDS OF WILD DUCKS.
M. J.
EVAP. MILK 3 Cans 25c
STAR
SOAP
3 Bars 14c
Asst'd
CAMPBELL'S SOUPS
9c Can
W. S. A.
Stringless Beans
2 Cans 25c
EDUCATOR TOASTERETTES
9c J4-lb.
SWEET CIDER 39c Gallon
. .. Glass Jugs 20c each. . . .
NEW BLEACHED SULTANA RAISINS, 19c lb.
R. & R. PLUM PUDDING
29c Can.
SUNNY CAL. LAYER FIGS, 29c lb.
NEW NUTS
Bhazil Nuts............19c lb.
Filberts.............. .25c lb.
Mixed Nuts............25c lb.
Calif. Walnuts.........35c lb.
Paper Shell Almonds . . . .35c lb. Soft Shell Pecans .......49c lb.
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS BAKING MATERIALS NOW EVERYTHING YOU NEED IS HERE AT LOWEST PRICES.
Keep Your Bread Fresh in a
White Enameled Ventilated
BREAD BOX
65c and 10 M. J. Bread Wrappers.
Roll Top Style, If You Prefer'
79c and 10 Bread Wrappers.
MOTHER'S JOY BREAD
6 Cts. Large 8-ct. Loaf
10 Cts. Extra Large 12-ct. Loaf
Wrapped.
MEAT SPECIALS.
Select Cuts Porterhouse
Steaks.............35c lb.
Small, Tender Rib Steak. .27c lb. All Cuts, 3-cor. Roast ...22c lb. Boneless Rump Roast ...27c lb.
Tender Beef Liver ......17c lb.
Roast Leg of Lamb......39c lb.
Rib or Loin Veal Chops. .3 5c lb. Rib or Loin Pork Chops. .Mc lb.
Try Our Own Make ft
All Meat Fresh Sausage . .25c lb. All Meat Smoked Sausage 25c lb. Fresh Liver Pudding ... .19c lb. Phila. Style Scrapple. ... 12c lb.
N. Y. State White Potatoes
23c Peck.
Large Yellow Sweet Potatoes,
3 lbs. 20c.
Sweet Fla. Oranges.....29c doz.
Large Fla. Grape Fruit. 3 for 25c
CAKE SPECIAL.
Vanilla SquaresIced Vanilla . Wafersfresh baked and tasty ¦ 16c Lb.
Why Pay More? ¦ VERI-GOOD FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 40c. Lb.
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M. J. CREAMERY BUTTER ¦ The Best Ever, 55c. Lb. Print.
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GUARANTEED EGGS 45c Doz. ¦
For the Xmas Baking.
SELECT EGGS IN CARTONS,
Doz. 57c. ¦
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RICH AMERICAN CHEESE, %
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M. J. PERFECTION TEA a
12Y2c Yi lb. Pkg. ¦
M, J. ORANGE PEKOE TEA, 15c M-lb. Pkg.
LARGE WHITE COCOANUTS,
10c Each.
Phone
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Mrs. Mary A. Burns, 82 years old, an invalid, and her daughter-in-law, Mrs. William Burns, who was confined to her bed, due to illness, were carried to safety scantily clad when wood and clothing in the cellar of their home on the Philadelphia road, caught fire.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. France, who occupy the first floor of the dwelling, saw smoke coming from the cellar stairway. Taking their two children, William France, Jr., 5 years old, and Kenneth, 2 years old, they made their way to the street.
An alarm was turned in and when the smoke found its way to the second floor it awakened William Burns and his brother, George Burns.
Putting on their bath robes, Geo. Burns carried his 83-year-old mother, Mrs. Mary Burns, and William Burns carried his wife to the street.
In coming down the stairway flames from the cellar cut off their exit. One of the men closed the cellar door, and passing through the | smoke-filled corridor, they took the two women to the home of a neighbor.
Ice forming so quickly it entraps large flocks of wild ducks but stopping before it gets thick enough to bear the weight of anybody wanting to gather up a bag of wild fowl by hand, is reported.
Arthur S. Watson, deputy game warden, told the tale to E. Lee Le-Compte, State game warden. Mr. LeCompte wasn't sure he had heard what he thought he had heard. Watson told it again. He stuck to the story in detail.
Last Monday night a sudden drop in temperature occurred. Tuesday morning Watson, stepping from his front door and looking oue on one of the rivers that skirt Baltimore county, saw a hundred or more of
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Then he saw the wild ducks, a lot of them, similarly ice-fettered on the
surface of water too deep for wading. The ice was too thick for a boat to be pushed through, too thin to bear the deputy's weight. About noon the birds got free, departing in a shower of loosened feathers.
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You Can Buy This Instrument On These Easy Terms $5 Deposit(No InterestNo Extras)$5 Monthly
POOLEY MODEL No. 225 LOUIS XV PERIOD MAHOGANY OR WALNUT 34 inches high, 33 inches wide, 21 inches deep. Nickel plated sound box and new improved Pooley tone arm. Automatic stop, speed regulator, tone modifier and needle rest. Automatic lid support.
Wo have sold hundreds of PooJey instruments to thoroughly satisfied cunitomers in the past four 3-ears, but this is the first time we have ever been able to ..ifera model at less than the regular list price. It'a a real opportunity. The Pooley Phonograph i* an instrument of highest excellence. Its reproducing qualities, its quiet motor and superior cabinet work will commend the Poolej- to you as a phonograph of unusual character.
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Phonographs as low as $22.50
Victrolas as low as $25.
Saxophones as low as $65.
Drum Outfits as low as $20.
Violin Outfits as low as $12.50.
Trumpets as low as $25.
Ukelele Outfits as low as $3.50.
Banjo-Uke Outfits as low as $3.50.
Tenor Banjo Outfits as low as $8.50.
Mandolin Outfits es low as $6.50.
Manc?oFr>-Banjo Outfits as low as $9.50.
Tvlusic RcIIs and Satchels as low as 75c.
Music Stands, $1.50.
For the Kiddies
Darling Dearie, decorated enameled phonograph, with box of seven Playtime Kiddie Records ............$8.95
Baby Jeannette, tiny phonograph, with seven Playtime Records........$4.45
Kiddie Playtime Records, seven in special Christmas
box...............$1.00
Single...........15c each * ^^
Toy Drums..........$5.00 S^S
Toy Cornets......$1.25 up
Toy Violms, $1.25 and $2.00
?axonettes ..........$8.50
Tcy Ukele'es..........50 |