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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0494 Enlarge and print image (4M) |
| THE JEf FERSONIAN, TOWSON, M Under one's eyes a stream of broth running three times as fast as a man can walk changes to a wet sheet of pulp. This sheet swings across a gap, leaving the wire to land on a wool blanket which, followed by cot- !¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦!; ¦ The Coach as Buick built it * is a smart-looking closed car. Its Fisher-Built body presents the same attractive contours as other Buick closed models. This body is moulded to shape, with no box like corners, no unfinished appearance. YORK ROAD GARAGE 5 ¦ Buick and Dodge Dealers For Baltimore County TOWSON. MARYLAND 5 Phone-525-793 ton blankets, will carry it 200 feet to the other end of the room. On the way the blankets carry it between huge rools that press out more water and wind it about 44 superheated rums as big around as hogsheads, which rob the paper of still more water. After running it nearly 500 feet, in and about, all in 45 seconds, the gargantuain machinery delivers the 12% foot sheet air-dry to the calenders. This set of polished steel rolls puts on a finish. ---------o---------- CATONSVTLJLE FIREMEN KEPT BUSY. » PERSONALS. Catonsville firemen had a busy week. A blaze at the home of Jones Mills, colored, Melrose avenue, threatened to spread until two Catonsville companies, under Chief Philip G. Priester, arrived. Another fire nearby occurred shortly after ¦ I the first, both being due to defective !¦¦¦! flues. yboddyr CHRISTMAS GROCERIES & MEATS AT J. W. CROOK'S AND SAVE MONEY CRISCO No. 1 Can 23c ECKONUT NUT BUTTER 23c lb. Assorted Chocolates 5 lbs. in Holly Box $1.25 SEEDLESS RAISINS In bulk lie lb FLOUR SALE! Gold Medal, Pillsbury or Patapsco, 12 lb. bag, 63c Mother's Joy Plour, 12 lb. bag 60c NEW CROP NUTS. Mixed Nuts................lb. 25c Butter Nuts...............lb. 19c Paper Shell Almonds ......lb. 35c Soft Shell Walnuts ........lb. 35c Filberts..................lb. 25c M. J. Select Nuts (Mixed)., lb. 29c Soft Shell Pecans...........lb. 49c ¦ M. J. CREAMERY BUTTER Pound Print, 55c GUARANTEED EGGS, 45c Do*. CLOVEBDALE GINGER ALE $1 D«z. Usual charge and refund for bottles. II CAKE SPECIAL. Chocolate Eclair GIVE A J. XV. CROOK CHRISTMAS BASKET. Every Basket Contains the Following: 1 5-lb. Bag Flour, 1 lb. Coffee, 1 Peck Potatoes, 1 pkg. Pancake Flour, 1 can Tomatoes, 1 can Peas, 1 pkg. Oats, 1 large loaf M. J. Bread, 2 lbs. Hominy, 3 lbs. Corn Meal, 1 can Pepper, 1 bag Salt, 1 can Evap. Milk, 1 lb. Beans. Total Value— $1.82. All For $1.69. MEAT SPECIALS: Choice cuts Sirloin Roast...27c lb. Choice cuts Sirloin Steak.... 31c lb. Boneless Shoulder Roast ...23c lb. Prime Rib Roast ............25c lb. Select cuts Porterhouse Stk. 35c lb. Rib or Loin Roasting Pork 21c lb. All cuts Pork Chops .......23c lb. Prime Lamb Chops........47c lb. Own make All-Pork Fresh Sausage................ 25c lb. Own make Scrapple ........12c lb. Own make Liver Pudding. .. 19c lb. Good Cooking Apples . ..3 lbs. 14c Juicy Sweet Oranges 25c & 35c doz. Large Grape Fruit .......3 for 20c N. Y. State Celery .12c & 15c bunch RICH FRUIT CAKE 2y2-Lb. Cake, $1.20. 3-Lb. Cake in Decorated Tin Box, $2.00 A tin o M .1. re's Mi 19c . .25c Lb. Mi R. & R. Plum Pudding, 2»c No. 1 Can. SWEET CIDER :«»o Glass Jug, 20c. G«l. Cape Co«l 18c Qt. SAVE ON CHRISTMAS CANDY! Chancellor or Moon Dame. Asstd. Chocolates . .Lb. box 39c Veri-Good Mixture.........Lb. 27c Cream Almonds...........Lb. 2Sc Broken Candy.............Lb. 23c Brilliant Mxiture........Lb. 23c Napoleon Creams..........Lb. 23c Chocolate Covered Peanuts Lb. 36c H ¦'•*•*'•• ¦ ¦ IB1 Miss Ida Tutchton, of Essex, who has been quite ill, is recovering. Mrs. W. R. Galagher, of Parkville, is suffering with a broken ankle and toe Mrs. Richard Wilson, of Walkers, has been quite ill with an attack of grippe. Mr. Herbert Lee, of Long Green, is serving on the Federal Grand Jury at Baltimore. Mrs. W. H. Kendall, of the Liberty i road, had the misfortune to fall and fracture a rib. Mrs. W. Evans Anderson will entertain the White Hall Book Club on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Dorothy Hoerr, of Perry Hall, who has been quite ill, is reported as being much improved. Mrs. Wm. H. Pearson, of Butler, has been confined to bed with an attack of grippe. Miss L. Irene Maben, of Baltimore city, and Mr. James W. Bollinger, of Reisterstown, were married. Mrs. Lottie Wilson, of Walkers, had as her recent guest Miss Ella Ports, of Baltimore city. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Fitchett, of Glen Arm, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of a son. Mr. Alfred Freeland, of Walkers, is now occupying the home he recently purchased at Parkton. The stork visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Darney at Kingsville, leaving a bouncing baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. J. Albert Price, of Jacksonville, had as their recent guest Mrs. Victorine W. Kelley. After spending some time with relatives at Kingsville, Mr. Felix Fleury returned to Washington. Mr. David DeGruchy met with an accident while working on an artesian well at the Perry Hall School. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Phipps, of Towson, have registered at the Tourists' Information Bureau, Florida. Judge John T. Cockey of the Orphans' Court, was confined to his Towsorf-home this week with an attack of indigestion. Mr. George L. Skinner, of Baltimore city, took as his bride Miss Nettie M. Hildebrandt, of Chesaco Park. Mr. Sylvester Amspacher and Miss Naomi Sloat, both cf York, came to Towson this week, where they were joined in wedlock. Mr,, John E. Watson, of St. Helena and Miss Mary V. Brushwiller, of Sparrows Point, embarked upon "the sea of matrimony" recently. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Parks, of Timonium, entertained members of the Ladies' Aid Society of Ep-worth M. E. Church. Arthur Wiley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Wiley, of White Hall, has secured a position with the Gas & Electric Company. Mr. Alexander D. Brooks, cashier of the National Bank of Cockeys ville, rounded out 25 years of service with that institution recently. The Brotherhood and Ladies' Aid Society of St John's Lutheran Church, Parkville, gave Rev. Mr. Weipking and wife a pantry shower. Mrs. J. Charles Raspe, of Raspe-burg, who underwent a very serious operation at a Baltimore city hospital, is now at her home convalescing. Mr. C. C. Slade, of White Hall, who is now at the Church Home and Infirmary, Baltimore city, for rest and treatment, is somewhat improved. Mrs. John Blowers, formerly Miss Annie Glick, of Hernwood, returned recently to her Reisterstown home following treatment at a Baltimore city hospital. Mr. Frank E. Fotradis, of Clifton Forge, Va., and Miss Deasmo G. Tasopulu, of Annapolis, wended their way to Towson, where they were quietly married by one of our clergymen. Ex-County Commissioner Wm. P. Bosley and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott, County Treasurer and Mrs. Thomas C. Hunter, Mrs. Cora Nelson and daughter, Miss Genevieve Nelson, -all of White Hall, will spend the winter in Baltimore. !KENS FROM MIDDI DENIEJ Ritchie, Told Of "Influenza' Poultry, Issues Proclai Of Fowls Ii Attention, poultry! Governor Ritchie has been told oJ the epidemic of influenza that if sweeping your ranks and he is noj willing that Maryland chickens be exposed to the disease. Consequently, he issued a procla-| mation temporarily denying the courtesies of the State to those oi you who hail from North Dakota! South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska anc Oklahoma. Neither youth, old age nor come-| liness will be accepted as an excuse f^—" Including Maryland in youi itinerary, according to the procla-| mation, nor must you hie here for refuge after having been denied ad-| mittance in other States. So long as you are alive and able to kick, crow, cackle or fly the em-l bargo against you is flat and uncom^ promising. You will be notified! when the ban is lifted. While it is effect, the executivel officer of the State Board of Agriculture, who ordered the quarantine,! will see that it is not violated. Andl you haven't a chance to get aroundl it, for the Governor has given this! executive officer power to enlarge,! modify or place additional restrictions upon your travels. The board recommended the ban, it was explained, because of thel mysterious and deadly disease, having all the characteristics of influ-l enza and pneumonia, that is taking heay death toll in your fowlish family. They say those of you who are NT ABILITY THE shop of specialized effort! That is the best way to describe our place of business. We apply special ability and effort to electrical work. "The heart of the motor" Liberty Battery Co. 1625 FREDERICK AVE. Baltimore, Md. Phone, Gilmor0332 ^>**>**M*<**^^ Years of experience and of service allow us to truly say We Do Tinning JOHN H. BE VANS York Rd. & Washington Av. TOWSON, MD. Phone, Towson 682 I O IS BACK OF IT irchaser leaves our jought an Atwater feel we have made ^Ve know that we lent that is the last word in radio—and we have made sure that its operation is thoroughly understood. How far we have succeeded in winning our customers' confidence can be judged by the fact that every Atwater Kent set bought from us has stayed sold—and sold others. Before you purchase a radio instrument, come in and talk to us. 1 JESSOP & JESSOP, MASON'S GARAGE, ¦ g Cockeysville, Md. 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