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Maryland State Archives Jeffersonian, Towson, Maryland mdsa_sc3410_1_81-0614 Enlarge and print image (5M) |
| Saturday, March 29, 1924—Page 8 THE JEFFERSON1AN, TOWSON, MARYLAND MAN FALLS, BREAKING NECK Employed Patient Is Instantly Killed While Unloading Coal Car. Falling from a coal car which he was helping to unload, Ernest Briggs, aged 60, died at the Mt. Hope Retreat. The man had been an inmate of the institution for 30 years and had no relatives. Peter Weim, another patient, was the only witness to the accident. FOR SALE. 50 Tons Prime Alfalfa Hay, $30.00 per ton. G. BERNARD FENWICK, Glyndon, Md. Men. 15-22-29 DUNDA1.K GIRIi ENTERTAINS. Miss Margaret Lundin entertained a number of her friends at her home, 204 Riverview avenue, Dundalk. The evening was spent in dancng, and at a late hour refreshments were served by the hostess. Those present were Misses Ada May Baker, Virginia Varley, Leona Spenser, Helen Bennett, Margaret Lundin, Bessie Riley, Peggy Hood and Elizabeth Wallace; Messrs. Clarence Evans, Leonard Morrison, Richard Jones, James Lundin, Edward Lynn, Frank Welsh, Ted Marburg and Benjamin Thomas. BBBBBBBBBB^BBHElBBEBBflBBBBBBflBflBflBBBBflfl Buy Direct From Mill The ATLANTIC WAY FREE PLANS FREE DELIVERY Lumber, Mill-Work, Hardware, Roofing, Glass and Glazing, Cement, Plaster, Lath Before you build or buy, get our estimate and save money We deliver Everywhere FREE PLANS FREE SERVICE Atlantic Mill & Lumber Co. Foot of Caroline Street FIVE PHONES-Wolfe 89, 88, 87, 86, 85 iBBBBBflBBflflflBBBBflflBBBBBBBBBBBBBflflBBSHBBfla SPEOIL SERVICE TOMORROW SPRING OPENING SALE 3 DAY SALE Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Only. 30x3^ Straight-Side * LEE €OM3( fT B1^ IE S Invader (oversize......$11.60 Deluxe (over size)......$12.85 Balloon (31x4.40) ......$17.75 -------------o------------- 3 DAY SALE Thursday, Friday & Saturday Only. 31x4 Straight-Side COR IRE Invader (oversize) ___$15.10 Deluxe (oversize) .....$18.15 Balloon (32x4.95) ......$23.40 CURDS 30x3% (clincher) .....$9.95 31x4.............(see above) 32x4.................. 17.45 33x4................. 18.05 32x4y2................22.65 33x4y2................23.20 33x5.................28.15 SPECIAL—30x3y2 LEE non-skid CORDS 30x3y2 (cl. oversize) ...$11.95 31x4............(see above) 32x4.................$20.95 33x4..................$21.65 32x4i/2................$27.20 33x4y2 ...............$27.80 33x5..................$33.80 FABRIC TIRES..........$7.95 Bcf)Q0®©ro THEY FIT YOUR PRESENT RIMS TIRE SIZE RIM SIZE PRICE 31x4.40..........30x3%............(see above) 32x4.95..........31x4..............(see above) 33x4.95..........32x4..................$26.00 34x4.95..........33x4..... .............$27.35 33x5.77..........32x4y2................$32.40 34x5.77..........33x4%.................$33.25 Liberal Allow r ce en your Old Tires Intelligent information on Balloon equipment cheerfully given. If Your Size Isn't Listed—Phone Us For Prices. Phones Vernon 2 J 2-1-5 CampheU-Niedrinqham 142-144 West Mt. Royal Open. Sunday Forenoon Gospel Team Of Johns Hopkins Will Conduct Meeting At Towson Church. Tomorrow (Sunday) evening services of unusual interest will be held at the Towson M. E. Church. A gospel team of ten choice young men from the Johns Hopkins University will have charge. This group of youngsters have created a great deal of interest wherever they have gone, and the verdict concerning their work is unanimous. COUNTY-SEAT MAN SICK. Mr. William H. Burns has been confined to his home with carbuncles. ----------o---------- MISS LITTIE MARTIN IMPROVED. Miss Lottie Martin, of Towson, who has been quite ill, is now able to be about a bit. SUPPER NETS NEARLY $100. The oyster supper held recently by the ladies of Wiseburg M. E. Church was well attended and the net receipts amounted to nearly one hundred dollars. FIRE FIGHTER QUITS. Lieut> John W. Bowen, of the Ca-tonsville Fire Company, has resigned. WOMAN STUNT FLYER INJURED. FINAL REHEARSAL HELD. Helena Rebekah Lodge No. 66, of Dundalk, held rehearsals on Tuesday night in the I. O. O. F. Hall, and on Thursday night went to the Temple in Baltimore city for the final rehearsal for degree work that they will have charge of during the Rebekah Assembly in Baltimore on April 1st and 3rd. ----------o---------- TWO AMERICAN CATHOLIC CLERGYMEN MADE CARDINALS. When the sun set in Rome, "the Eternal City," on Sunday last, Archbishop Hayes of New York, and Archbishop Mundelein of Chicago, were ordained Cardinals by the Pope. ----------o---------- DRAFT DODGER TO RETURN TO UNITED STATES. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy Philadelphia Draft dodger, has consented to return from Germany to serve a term in a military prison. ----------o---------- CUT BOTH HANDS OFF STEPDAUGHTER. To get eyen with his wife, Harry Walley, a mill-worker in a little English village, cut both hands off his 6-year-old step-daughter with a razor. He was sentenced to life imprisonment. Don't Run! Phone! The Hergenrather Stores HERGENRATHER'S 202-427 We have a new line of beautiful Spring Goods and Pictorial Review Patterns. Try our Delicious Soda Water Hergenrather Drug Co. York Road and Chesapeake Ave. Towson 39—406 The Prescription Store. Agents for— Waterman's Pens, Ingersoll Pencils and Whitman's Candies. Films Developed—24-hour Service. Drink at our Fountain. Mabel Cody, stunt-flyer, received serious injuries at Jacksonville, Fla., when she fell from an aeroplane to which she had leaped from a speeding automobilee. SOUTH AMERICAN ARMY OFFICERS FIGHT DUEL. Gen. Augustine Justo, Minister of War of Argentine, South America, and General Dellepaine, head of the military forces of Buenos Aires, fought a duel with swords, both being slightly wounded. The encounter followed criticism of the Argentine Army. RUSSIAN PRINCE NOW PORTER. Alexander Taraeff, former Russian Prince and paymaster of the Czar's armies, is working as a porter in a New York office building. He and his wife have a shabby apartment in New Jersey. BANDITS GET $30,000 IN GEMS. Three small leather bags containing diamonds valued at $30,000 were stolen by two armed men who held up a taxicab in Detroit, in which Henry Davidson, a salesman, was a passenger. • EIGHT KILLED WHEN BOATS CRASH. Eight persons were killed when the U. S. Line Steamship "American Merchant" collided with the cargo boat, Matatna, near London. $3,000 WORTH OF CLOTHING STOLEN. Clothing valued at $3,000 was stolen from a store on the principal street of Frederick. Officers followed the robbers' car 20 miles when they were outdistanced. PLANE BURIED IN MUD. A Belgian military airplane fell 2000 feet into m«^L near Hasselt, Brussels, killing tw\ officers. Nine hours' work was requ ''ed to dig the machine out. ONE PER CENT. OF ALL LIQUOR SEIZED IS GENUINE. Good whiskey is now impossible to obtain, according to H. M. Luckett, U. S. divisional prohibition chief, of Washington. In a report to Roy A. Haynes, federal prohibition commissioner, Luckett says only one per cent, of the liquor seized in Maryland and the District of Columbia is genuine. EGGS AT BOTTOM. No further drop in egg prices is looked for by dealers. The wholesale price was 22-24 cents this week, the Baltimore market being lower than anywhere else in the country. Retail prices remain at 35 cents. EDITOR OF BEAUTY MAGAZINE SAYS BOBBED HAIR IS MAKING WOMEN BALD. Bobbed hair is a sure means of causing baldness and it won't be many years before the world is filled with bald-headed women, Joseph Byrne, editor of a beauty magazine, said in addressing the annual convention of the American Master Hair Dressers' Association held in New York City. Milliners' he said, to conform to present-day hair style, have been obliged to make head bands exceedingly tight to keep the hats on, resulting in the death of the hair. Mr. Byrne asserted that girls of the present generation would be bald before they reached maturity. e************************ SKELETONS FOUND BELIEVED THOSE OF 1776 WAR VICTIMS. Ten skeletons, believed to be those of American soldiers and sailors who were starved to death on British prison ships in Wallabout Creek during the Revolutionary War, were unearthed near Fort Green Park, in Brooklyn, by laborers who were digging a manhole. The spot is near a large monument erected in the park in memory of the Revolutionary service men who died on the ships. ! 1924 MODELS More power, increased economy, added flexibility— greater beauty, easier handling, longer life—and still selling for prices that enable Cleveland dealers to compete with four cylinder cars! i If your teerritory is open, this is your chance! H. S. BLOCK, Distributor 1001-3-5 Cathedral St. Baltimore, Md. 'CLEVELAND SIX* CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE COMPANY CLEVELAND ANDERSON BEGINS PRISON TERM. Wm. H. Anderson, one time superintendent of the Md. Anti-Saloon League, and who as head of the organization in New York, was convicted of forgery, has begun to serve a 2-year sentence in "Sing-Sing" Prison. SHIP USES $29,000 LIQUOR CARGO AS FUEL. How the skipper of the steamer Maria, liquor laden, converted his storm-tossed craft into an alcohol burner during a gale that threatened to swamp the ship, was told by members of the crew when the ship put into port after a 24-day voyage from Havana. The Maria, formerly a Cuban gunboat, carried 7,000 cases of alcohol. The liquor fuel was valued at $259,-000. The steamer set out from Havana, bound for St. Pierre, with 10,-000 cases of assorted liquors and alcohol. She encountered terriffic gales and was forced far off her course when the coal gave out and the Maria was converted into an alcohol burner. The members of the crew were weak from hunger when the vessel dropped anchor. ----------o---------- FLOODS AND FROST HURT FRANCE'S WHEAT CROP. Winter floods and frost have played havoc with the wheat crop in France, showing a deficit of 20 per1 cent. OUR MEATS ARE RIGHT OUR PRICES TOO... LEXINGTON | MEAT I COMPANY [ 126 N. PACA ST. BALTIMORE Most Sanitary Store In Town I Boiling Beef..............08 1 I Picnic Ham............10 ^ 1 5= = | Fresh Pork Shoulders . . .12^ j [ Hamburger Steak......12 }& f | Veal Chops............12 ^ ! I Liver Pudding.........12 % \ | Pure Lard.............11 % \ | Chuck Roast............ 15 s Fresh Sausage...........15 |§ Smoked Sausage..........15 I Smoked Ham..........16 ^4 | Breast of Veal ...........10 1 i I PHONE, CALVERT 0497 li.lll!l]|lllll!llillilll!UII![|!ll!il!8J9«»«CataUftitt3OTi;!l!lilini|]i!!IIHIIIIIIIlf C«iA.vi.^vvwwiA.v%.%.%.v«!Mn.%.w«%.w»w^ USED TRUCK BARGAINS Name Capacity Equipment Condition International lK-Ton Exp. Body F L, Top, Windshield Good International lVTon Exp. Body F L Topi Rebuilt International 2-Ton Cab Top Express Body Rebuilt International 3-Ton Cab Top Rebuilt Armleder 2-Ton Chassis Fair Ckevorlet 1-Ton Panel Body Good Ford Touring Touring Car Fair Ford Truck 1-Ton Full Panel Body Good Ford Truck l-Tor; Full Panel Cody Good Ford Truck 1-Ton Full Panel Body Good Packard 3%-Ton Chassis Fair Packard 3%-Ton Chassis Fair Reo 1-Toa Panel Body Fair Republic 1-Ton Exp. Body F L Top. Windshield Fair Republic 1-Ton Chassis Fair Commerce 1%-Ton Full Panel Body Good Call, Write or Telephone Selling Price $500 950 950 1200 650 350 75 300 300 300 950 950 350 150 325 550 1& International Harvester Company of America General Office 81 Mosher St. Day—Madison 0280 Night—Madison 9373 Sales and Service 2565 Pennsylvania Av. G* SPECIAL SALE USED J^Ss CARS TUB UNIVERSAL CAB- Order your Ford Car now. We have some real bargains. Phone, write or stop in for demonstration HENRY RECKORD Telephone, Towson 33 TOWSON, MD. o. ,0 Cover roof of your home or barn with ASBESTOS CEMENT SHINGLES ? Protect it from rain. Fire-proof. Everlasting: Require no paint. Ask for samples and catalogue. WALLACE & GALE CO., 115 S. GAY STREET Baltimore, Maryland o' :o It Isn't Mere Lack That Makes J. W. CROOK Prices Lower It's The Combined Buying Power of More Than a Hundred Stores Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt 3 Pkgs. 25c Beardsley's Shreadded Codfish __________lie Pkg.__________ One Sunbrite Can of Cleanser FREE with each pound of MOTHER'S JOY SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE, 41c lb. MORNING CHEER COFFEE, Start the day right, 34c lb. VERI-GOOD COFFEE, 29c lb. Best at the Price Choicest N. Y. POTATOES 31c 15-lb. Peck These are the fiest potatoes you can buy—cooks white and mealy. Tomato Puree, 6cj No. 1 Can Schimmel's Pure Jelly 8-oz. Tumblers 2 for 25c Maryland Spinach, 15c _________No. 3 Can__________ Bulk Seedless Raisins, lie lb. Now is the time to give the family all the eggs they wish to eat! STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 25c doz. SELECT EGGS 29c doz. ___________In Cartons___________ CAKE SPECIAL ~ Chocolate Fingers, 28c lb. Regularly 33c lb. Baked especially for this sale. A soft marshmallovr cake covered with chocolate. About 32 to the pound.________________________ MEAT SPECIALS Tender Boneless POT ROAST, 19c lb. Prime Cuts Thin End Rib, 23c lb. Thick End Rib, 23c lb. Tender SIRLOIN STEAK, 35c lb. Roast Leg- or Loin VEAL, 31c lb. Roast RUMP VEAL, 29c lb. Shoulder SPRING LAMB, 31c lb. Choice Cuts SPRING LAMB CHOPS, 47c lb. Small, Lean FRESH SHOULDER, 14c lb. NECK PORK for Kraut, 19c lb. Small, Young- Pork Chops, 25c lb. Own Make Fresh Sausage, 25c lb. Own Make Liver Pudding 17c lb. Own Make Phila. Style Scrapple, 12ic lb. Crisp, Tender LETTUCE, 12c a 15c hd. Eating-or Cooking APPLES, 13c %-pk. Sweet Florida ORANGES, 25c A 31c doz. M. J. Evaporated Milk 3 Tall Cans 29c For that Real Butter Flavor Try Mother's Joy Fancy Table CREAMERY BUTTER 52c lb. Made from the Real Cream Butterine Country Roll, 25c lb. Best of all substitutes Eckonut Nut Butter, 21c lb. Just as Sweet and Wholesome as It Is Economical. Get Ready For Easter PAAS EGG DYE _________3 Pkgs. 10c_________ Shredded W ax Paper Purple and Green _________3 Pkgs. 10c_________ Calif. Sweet Prunes, 3 lbs. 25c All Maryland Biscuit Co.'s 5c Package Cakes 2 for 9c Marbis, Vanilla Wafers, Lemon Snaps, Cheese Midgets California Yellow Evap. Peaches, 13V2c lb. o 525 York Road Towson Phone Towson 734 and we'll have your order ready when you call |