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Saturday, March 1, 1924-Page 8 THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND PHOENIX PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS. Mr. Harvey Weber, of Phoenix, has purchased the property nearby owned by Mr. William Johnson, of Govans. Mr. Weber is erecting a bungalow, though the recent winter weather has handicapped his plans. ----------o---------- GUEST, OF RANBALIiSTOWN FOLKS. Mrs. Hannah Brown, who was taken ill while visiting relatives in Carroll county, her former home, is now spending some time with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. B. John Black, of Randallstown. Mrs. Brown has fully recovered. ----------o---------- OCTOGENARIAN QUITE ILL. club is endeavoring to perform. This club is a member of the Federation of Parent-Teachers Associations of Baltimore County. Miss Gertrude Gemmill is principal of the school and Mrs. C. W. Hendrix president of the club. ----------o---------- TOWSON ELKS TO MEET MARCH 11TH. Mr. Jarrett T. Hutchins, octogenarian,-of My Lady's Manor, is quite ill with pneumonia at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sutton. He is somewhat improved at this writing and his many friends will be glad to hear of his recovery, as he is a gentleman of the old school, courteous and polite to everyone. Mr. Hut-chins belongs to one of the oldest families on the Manor, and is the last surviving member of his immediate family. ----------o---------- QUARTERLY CONFERENCE AT COCKEYSVTLLE. On March 11th the next regular meeting of the TowsonLodge of Elks will be held. At this gathering a discussion will be held regarding joining the State organization. According to Secretary Hiram W. Brown it is essential that all members be on hand. ----------o---------- DANCE AT KINGSVILLE TONIGHT A dance for St. Stephen's Church will be held at Monmonier Hall this evening (Saturday). "Frisco Five" will furnish the music. ----------o---------- ARCH-BISHOP CURLEY TO CONFIRM CLASS AT BRADSHAW. The fourth quarterly conference of Western Run Circuit convened last night (Friday) at Epworth M. E. Church. Rev. Dr. F. R. Bailey presided. ----------o---------- FUNERAL OF MRS. BALDWIN IN LONG GREEN VALLEY. Funeral services for Mrs. Martha Streett Baldwin, widow of Dr. A. S. Baldwin, who died at her home at Baldwin, Long Green Valley, were held at St. John's Church, Kings-ville. Burial was in the church cemetery. Mrs. Baldwin is survived by one son and five daughters. ----------o---------- CATONSVILLE MAN INJURED BY FALL INTO STREET PIT. Arch-bishop Michael J. Curley will administer the Sacrament of Confirmation at St. Stephen's Catholic Church, Bradshaw, on Sunday, March 9th, at 3 P. M. ----------o---------- PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER OPENS AT KINGSVILLE. The Kingsville Public Health Center was officially opened on Friday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The officers were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. F. M. Gorsuch. _,--------o---------- CHAUTAUQUA HELD AT HALE-THORPE. Under the auspices of the Hale-thorpe Protective and Improvement Association a Chautauqua was held in that village the latter part of this week. ----------o---------- ANNUAL BANQUET FRIDAY. Lee D. Thompson, of Newburg avenue, Catonsville, was unconscious for five hours when he fell down a cellar hole while walking along a street in Baltimore City. He was removed to his home and given medical attention by Dr. J. Charles Macgill. ----------o---------- "UPPER ENDERS" STILL UNIMPROVED. Peter Fitzpatrick and John H. Kite, of White Hall, both aged, who have been ill for several weeks, do not improve. ----------o---------- MISS RUTH BOND TO WED WAR-FIELD a MARSTELLER. A license for the marriage of Miss Ruth Bond, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Bond, of White Hall, to Mr. Warfield C. Marsteller, of Stewarts-town, Pa., has been issued and the wedding was to have taken place on Wednesday, but was postsponed indefinitely on account of the bride-elect having developed scarlet fever on Wednesday morning. ----------o---------- EIGHT ATTEND OLD-TIME DANCE. An "old time dance" was held at White Hall recently, but on account of considerable sisckness and the bad condition of the roads and cold weather only eighty persons were in attendance. ----------o---------- PARKTON PATRONS' CLUB HOLDS MEETING. The Patrons' Club of Parkton School held its regular meeting at the school recently. The girls and boys of the village who attend High School provided the entertainment for the evening, which consisted of two playlets, "Betty and Betsy," and "Scrub-Town Sewing Circle." A committee on school improvement gave a report of their wokr at the meeting, and increased membership gives evidence of greater enthusiasm for the work which the TELLS YOU- the quality of our Chicks. How (hey are bred and the breeds you can buy. SHOWS YOU? views of our farm. Our 6anitary methods and construction of equipment that pro-ducesour superiorquality chicks. We also do custom hatchin. FIRST HATCH HUE FEHRUARY 26th Member International Baby Chick Asso. EVERING'S Poultry Farms JOHN W. EVEBING, Prop. Stemmer's K?n, M<1. Phone Buck River 7-W The annual banquet of Buena Lodge No. 109, Knights of Pythias, of Maryland Line, was held in the hall there recently. ----------o---------- MRS. SEITZ ILL AT WHITE HALL HOME. Mrs. Seitz, wife of Mr. John H. Seitz, station agent at White Hall, is quite ill at her home. ----------o---------- LENT BEGINS MARCH 5TH. Lent will begin on Ash Wednesday, March 5, and Easter Sunday will be April 20. ----------o---------- SEEKS COURT'S AID TO RECOVER CLAIM. A suit was filed in the Circuit Court at Towson by Attorney Gwynn Nelson against Mrs. Lettie G. Nay-lor to recover an amount which he claims is due undr a contract. The plaintiff states that the defendant agreed to pay him fifteen per cent, on any amount the plaintiff could recover in settlement of any property rights and alimony between Mrs. Naylor and her husband, James L. Naylor. It is alleged that the plaintiff at considerable expense and put-lay of labor and money, performed part of said work, and was ready and willing to fully perform and complete his part of said contract, but the defendant wrongfully refused to permit the plaintiff to do so, and refuses to pay him for the some. The plaintiff claims $800. ----------o---------- HENRY RIEMAN GRANTED ABSOLUTE DIVORCE FROM SPOUSE. Judge Walter W. Preston signed a decree in he Circuit Court at Tow-son granting Henry Rieman an absolute divorce from Mrs. Ida C. Rieman on the ground of abandonment, have been divorced. Mrs. Rieman Dulaney Valley, this county. Mrs. obtained the first decree at Reno in 1909. Mr. Rieman now resides in; Dulaney Valley, this county. Mrss. Rieman is said to reside in Indianapolis. ?------------------o------------------ COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION PASSES RESOLUTIONS. a Baltimore man. She is commanded by Capt. Jimmie Barnette, one of the best known men on Baltimore's water front. Her crew was signed by Jerry Goodhouse, a local shipping agent. She carries 33 men. A rather cosmopolitan career has the old Sherman led, a vessel of 4881 tons. She was built in Belfast, Ireland, in 18 93, and since then has sailed under these flags: Originally an American ship, she later found herself under the English and German flags, only to return to the American registry during the World War. For the last few years she has operated between Baltimore and Chilean ports with nitrate cargoes for the Baltimore Oceanic Steamship Company. A letter has been received by the County Commissioners stating that a resolution had been passed by the Baltimore County Medical Association endorsing the appointment of a full-time county health officer. ----------o---------- H. T. CAMPBELL SONS GET GREY-STONE ROAD CONTRACT. The County Commissioners have awarded the contract for improving 1^-miles of the Greystone road and 2 miles of the Middletown road to H. T. Campbell Sons' Company for $96,616.84. ANCIENT VESSEL STARTS VOYAGE TO "JUNK HEAP." On her final voyage, the steamship "Sherman," one of the oldest vessels in the American Merchant 'Marine passed the Baltimore county water front slowly enroute to Genoa, Italy, where she will be sent to the "junk heap" by an Italian Company. Despite her 31 years' active service, most of which was under the American flag, this is the first voyage the aged Sherman has ever made This is the second time the couple nearly all of whom are Baltimoreans. Every officer aboard the vessel is MvvvtXf^ftyMVV.^^- .'?.- i~ S^l That we .Members ofthe Congress 0} Birds demand Bishop, the Bird Man's Superior prep&r-alionsjorlhe care and keeping of all Ca$e Birds,and to accept no inferior substitutes. ObfeJn&hle aUll feUlass Druppisjs and Grocers,also at PI5H0P'5 BIRD STORE 5 254 N. Eutaw 51. 12 N.Front Si. .Signed DEED FILED AT COUNTY SEAT FOR COCKEYSVILLE PROPERTY. A deed was filed at Towson by which John T. Cockey conveys the property formerly occupied by him on the York road at Towson, to B. F. B. Cockey. The consideration, it is stated, was $12,500. There is a fine dwelling house with all modern improvements. IIIBIII I 2500 TONS Galvanized Flat and Corrugated Sheets For Garages and Barns WM. A. CONWAY 620-628 Forrest Street Cheapest House In Baltimore PHONE VERNON 2751-1998 We Deliver Everywhere '1 'Yours l?xfshitt$ / Now ready for distribution. A telephone call or post card will bring it to you. It is full of valuable information, and tells you what, when and how to plant and spray in garden and field. "M&S" Wonder-Bred Chicks have a growing reputation. The first hatches come off in February. Our Garden Book contains particulars and prices> THE MEYER SEED CO. 32 Light Street Dept. J Baltimore, Md. Phone, Plaza 6916 il Announcing The Appointment ... OF... The Automotive Service Company ????????????????????????HEBBHBHBiaBHaBI We Cure All Your Radiator Troubles You need not buy a new radiator We repair or recore all makes Bring us your leaky or damaged radiator PROMPT GUARANTEED SERVICE ^^^ York Radiator and Fender Works 906 Greenmount Avenue Baltimore, Md. HARRISON \m ??BHBBBBBBBBBflBBflBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBI B B OUR MEATS ARE RIGHT OUR PRICES TOO... LEXINGTON MEAT | COMPANY 126 N. PACA ST. BALTIMORE Most Sanitary Store In Town S |? 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'20 SEDAN, Good Motor, Excellent Value................$250.00 '21 COUPE, New Paint, in good condition............... 275.00 '16 COURING, Motor Pulls Good.......................... 40.00 '21 TOURING, Starter Clincher, Good Tires.............. 150.00 '22 CHASSIS, Starter and Demountables. good condition 150.00 '19 TOURING, Plain Clincher............................. 80.00 '22 TOURING, Starter* Demountables, excellent cond'n 275.00 '17 TON TRUCK, Chassis, Plain Pneumatic............. 40.00 '17 ROADSTER, Plain Demountable...................... 35.00 '19 TON TRUCK, Chassis, Solid Tires, in good condit'n 100.00 Demonstrations gladly arranged. Phone, write or call. HENRY RECKORD Telephone, Towson 33 TOWSON, MD. BUICK Is a better automobile and is outselling, because it deserves to outsell. Six Cylinder Touring, $1295 F.O.B. Four Cylinder Touring, $965 F.O.B. ? YORK ROAD GARAGE l TOWSON, MD. i Baltimore County Buick Dealers B SBIIBBSIESIEIBIillSEHPBBEBlllBIBIBBiBI aBBgiHB^BJBjHfiBSBBBBHHBEHBI BBflflBBBBflBBflflBflBJ, B B USE CAR SALE We are offering the following used cars at very attractive prices, every car having our personal reputation in back of it: One 1920 7-Passenger Hudson Touring One 1923 5-Passenger Buick Touring One 1922 Oldsmobile 4-Touring One 1923 Four-door Ford Sedan (like new) One 1920 Maxwell One 1917 7-Passenger Premier Touring One 1922 Two-door Ford Sedan One 1923 Dodge Touring (Very Reasonable) One New Dodge Sedan (at a sacrifice) One 1917 Willys Six Touring. All cars in Good Condition. Demonstration upon request. Prices ranging from $75.00 to $1250.00. Name your own terms. ? TOWSON GARAGE B TOWSON. MARYLAND B fl 3 HUDSON Phone Towson 475 ESSEX As distributors in this territory for the Service Motors,|Inc, Wabash, Ind., manufacturers of Service Trucks, Service Trucks are designed with a thorough understanding of truck-operating conditions. They are built to do the work you will require of them with the minimum of attention or care. They are designed for continuous service under the most exacting conditions. All the valuable features of truck design that our twelve years of specialization in truck-building have developed are embodied in the Service Trucks of today. Experimental construction is rigidly excluded until it is unquestionably perfected and proved. Service Trucks, while not the highest priced trucks made, are not sold at a low price. If they were, they could not be good, but they are positively the lowest price and cheapest truck in the end, by reason of their long life, comparatively light upkeep expense and reasonable price on repair parts, and their ability to give the greatest ton mileage for the least cost. MODELS: l^-Ton, iy2-Ton, 2-Ton, 3-Ton, 4-Ton, 5-Ton. The Automotive Service Company Distributors CENTRE STREET AT FALLSWAY A Full Line Of Parts In Stock. Repairs At Moderate Prices. VErnon 4587 MOTOR TRUCKS &????????????????????........????????????????????aiiii.mf oK ?o B NATIONAL CANNED FOOD WEEK 5SS Housewives' Opportunity?Stock Your Pantry Shelves This Week With Canned Foods AT J. W. CROOK'S AND SAVE MONEY! M. J. Evaporated Milk, Tall Cans___________3 for 29c 15c Early June Peas No. 2 Cans 2 for 25c MAINE CORN White Crosby No. 2 19c Golden Bantam No. 2 21c Green Lima Beans Pocahontas No. 2 15c Mother's Joy_______No. 2 25c Sunborn Apricots No. 2V2 Cans in Heavy Syrup 3 for 50c Franco-American Spaghetti lie Can__________ Campbell's Soups 10c Can Libby's Sour Krout 13c Libby's Apple Butter 21c No. 3 Cans Borton's Ready-to-Fry Codfish Can 14c Hawaiian Pineapples No. 2 Cans? Del Monte, Sliced, 29c Del Monte, Crushed, 20c No. 2i Cans? Waikiki, Sliced, 30c Olinda, Broken Sliced 25c M. J. Extra Sliced, 35c STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 33c doz. In cartons SELECT GRADE 39c doz. CAKE SPECIAL PEANUT WAFERS 19c lb. Vanilla Cookies covered with Fresh Roasted Peanuts About 40 to lb. All Maryland Biscuit Co. 5c Package Cakes 2 for 9c MEAT SPECIALS Prime Cuts Sirloin Roast, 31c lb. Prime Cuts Sirloin Steak, 33c lb. Choice Rump Roast, 27c lb. Choice Rump Steak, 29c lb. Genuine Spring- Lamb Shoulder, 29c lb. Chops, 45c lb. Miik-Fed Shoulder of Veal, 21c lb. Milk-Fed Veal Chops, 35c lb. OUR OWN MAKE Fresh Country Sausage, 25c lb. Phila. Style Scrapple, 12?c lb. Tasty Liver Pudding1, 17c lb. Sweet Florida Oranges, 25c doz. Large Sound Onions, 3 lbs 10c. Tender Yellow Carrots, 7c bunch New Pack Sauer Kraut, 15c qt. Choice Eating or Cooking Apples, 13c i-pk. Fancy Table Apples, 35c doz. INSECTINE, lie can 15c Whole Tomatoes No. 3 Cans 2 for 25c "When It Rains It Pours" Morton's Fiee Running Salt 10c Box The Best of All Butters Mother's Joy Creamery Butter 60c lb. Made from Full, Rich Cream Compare Prices and See What You Save Best N Y. State Potatoes 35c. 15 full lbs. to each peck SPLENDID COFFEES You'll find the real coffee flavor in every cup VERI-GOOD COFFEE 27c lb. MORNING CHEER COFFEE 31c lb. MOTHER'S JOY Special Blend 37c ib. Try These First Grade Groceries BLACK EYK PEAS, 7c lb. GERMAN LENTILS, 13c lb. Fresh CRACKER MEAL, 7c lb. YELLOW SPLIT PEAS, 8c lb. CORN MEAL, 3 lbs. 10c BABBITT'S CLEANSER, 5iccan IBIlSBBBBlBSHiiiBI sa^EEssae o