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WINTER IS TIME FOR INTERIOR PAINTING
BECAUSE SKILLED "DAUBLERS" ARE NOT BUSY.
Suggestions How To Buy, And Best Types Of Material For Walls—
April To October, Time For Outside Work, Leaving
November To March For Inside.
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The Towson National Bank
Depositors in The Towson National Bank who hold Pass Books in the Savings Department ot this Bank, should present same to the Bank and have the Annual Interest Credited thereon, which is paid at the rate of Four Per Cent.
MARTIN R. SCHUSTER, Cashier.
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WALBR00K BRANCH 3052 W. North Ave. ^RE AND OFFICE Eastern Ave.
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PLAYER PIANOS OR RECORDS-Exclusive
The Schubert Player Piano with the Virzi Tone Producer is "The World'b Beat Toned Piano." It has the endorsement of all leadings musicians as Adolfe Betti, Fritz Kreisler, Lingi Camu-ni, Ernest Schelling-, Jascha Heifetz and many others.
Schubert Pianos are guaranteed for 25 yeairs.
Sold in Maryland only at
MUELLER
MUSIC
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3517 Eastern Ave. 1438 N. Gay Street 3052 W. North Ave.
For full particulars os well as a valuable Book of In form ation—Free-sen d this Coupon to MUELLER MUSIC SHOPS, 3517 Eastern Ave., Balto.
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Information Wantsdfon
Grand ? Upright^ Player Piano ?
The busy season for master painters is generally from April to October, says the American Builder, a period when most exterior work is done. The master and his journeymen usually have comparatively little to do in some of the winter months. For this reason the interiors of structures should be painted from November to March. The warm room surfaces are in a better condition to receive paint and better and more economical results will attend such practice. The adoption of this principle will, moreover, tend to make a straight line of the high peaks and low valleys of employment, and thus make the painting occupation a year-round work, with consequent economic advantages.
The best types of wall finish are those which have the greatest hiding power, the maximum resistance to fogging under sunlight, the most negative toward yellowing in dark rooms and the most washable and elastic.
There are two ways to buy paint. One is to select a brand made by a reputable manufacturer, which in previous tests on large scale use has proved satisfactory. If such a paint is kept up to a high standard and sold at a reasonable price, it would in most cases prove advisable for the purchaser to stick to the brand regardless of competitive offers. Another method is to purchase on specifications, as is required by the
purchase of wall paints for government buildings. Federal Specification Board specifications for interior lithopone flat wall paints and for exterior lead and zinc white and light tinted paints are Nos. 21 and 10, respectively. Copies of these may be obtained from the Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C.
If a painter will have a number of panels prepared and painted with various paints offered him, he will gain much information regarding their resistance to yellowing if he keeps them in a warm, dark and damp room for a month.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL?, TOWSON, CELEBRATES ITS 59TH ANNIVERSARY.
BARN AND AUTO DESTROYED.
Fire destroyed a large barn, together with an automobile and a lot of poultry, on the Frederick road, Catonsville, in the rear of the Terminal Hotel. The barn was owned by Sidney Reinach.
Two fire engine companies from Catonsville, under Chief Philip G-. Priester, kept the flames from spreading to the hotel and dancing pavilion nearby.
The 59th anniversary of the founding of the Maryland State Normal School, at Towson, was fittingly observed this week by the students and faculty.
Albert S. Cook, State Superintendent of Education, and A. E. Win-ship, editor of "The Journal of Education," Boston, were the speakers upon the occasion, with Miss Lida Lee Tall, principal, presiding.
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S. DUNCAN BLACK QUITS AT
PRESIDENT OP TOWSON
TOWN CLUB.
On Monday evening last the Towson Town Club held its annual meeting, at which Mr. S. Duncan Black, President, made his report for the year. During 1923, fifty-eight new members were added to the club, making a total of 187.
Mr. Black tendered his resignation as President, which was accepted with regret, and Mr. James E. Green was named in his stead.
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BORING FIRE COMPANY ELECTS OFFICERS.
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The
Christmas Club
of 1924
Is now started at the
Overlea Bank
Join It Now
and meet next year's Christmas demands.
Write us for full description of the plan which "will be mailed to you without cost.
THE OVERLEA BANK,
Overlea, Md. W. J. Seward, President.
At the annual meeting of the Boring Volunteer Fire Company, A. W. Armacost was elected president; Milton Devilbliss, vice-president; C. Ross Gill, secretary; Walter Myers, treasurer; Hiram V. Palmer, chief; A. W. Armacost, assistant chief; Dr. J. S. Wilson, surgeon; Raymond Bossom, Berley Boring, Charles Os-born, J. L. Seller, enginemen, and Asbury Rawlings, A. W. Armacost and Berley Boring, chauffeurs.
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NEW NORMAL SCHOOL DORMITORY TO BE COMPLETED JUNE 1ST.
The new dormitory being erected at the State Normal School at Towson will be completed about June 1. It will accommodate 135 pupils. The building is of brick construction, and conforms with the architecture of the present group of school buildings.
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S ASSOCIATION TO MEET AT OOCK-EYSVILLE THURSDAY.
On Thursday evening next, the monthly meeting of the Baltimore County Volunteer Firemen's Association, will be held at Firemen's Hall, Cockeysville.
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STORK VISITS GLEN ARM.
The stork visited the Glen Arm section recently, leaving a dandy baby girl with Mr. and Mrs. John Neuhauser.
(By author of Duchess.) (Expressly for The Jeffersonian.)
Once, Woman was a helpmate, dependable, true; Life was worth living. Home meant
something to you. Such joyous greetings when you
came home at night, Everything was bo comforting, so
cheerful, so bright. 'Twas a haven of rest,—Peace and
contentment were there; jOve lightened your burdens, charmed
away your care. While bright, happy faces, a fond
welcome beamed, You were coddled and petted,—like
Heaven it seemed. Home satisfied your desires, as a
true Home ought; To saloon, club or pool-room you
never gave thought.
And, Woman was "Queen jof her1
household" indeed, Her loving ministrations amply met
every need; Her Home was her Kingdom—nothing more she desired, And she made it a place to be loved
and admired. Happiness and contentment in her
duties she found, Not in foolish "pleasures," nor in
"gadding around!" Her husband, her children, these her
treasures were, And, because she was worthy, they
all worshipped her. When the Woman is faithful and the
Man is sincere, The humblest of homes we all love
and revere.
But, now, Woman has turned into a butterfly, gay;
Flutters around all night, sleps most of the day;
Her complexion she buys at the nearest drug store,
Her clothing costs ten times as much as before,—
(And yet, for all that, she goes about half dressed,
You get a plain view of things you never guessed.)
The modern Woman's a vamp, a burden or worse;
And, marriage, too often, she turns into a curse.
Oh, poor, deluded brother, in present day life, You may get a Doll or Plaything,—
Don't expect a wife. You come home from your work, the
fire is out, No supper is ready, there is no one
about; On the dining room table a note
you may find,— "Get something to eat, Hubby; about
me do not mind, I'm down town shopping with an old
schoolmate. We may take in a show. Do not
stay up and wait."
No housekeeping for her. "Didn't
marry for that." Must have her "pleasures" and that
"is flat." All her time, all your money, goes to
just "looking nice;" While you slave, scrimp and scheme
to "get her the price." There's no home, no comfort, no
petting, no ease; You get the enjoyment that a dog
get from fleas. Some day you will find you're left
all alone; She vamped a man with more money,
with him has gone.
—E. P. WINEMILLER.
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Howard and Lexington Sts.
Stewarts (5.
BALTIMORE MARYLAND
In Connection With James McCreery & Co., New York
New Spring Frocks
Silk Crepes in Gay New Colors and Dark Contrasting Shades
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They are fashioned on graceful, long-line models for women, or smart bouffant styles that radiate youthful vivacity and emphasize a degree of distinction usually found in much higher-priced frocks. Colors—reseda green, pigtail blue, cocoa, beige, rose, brown, navy and black. Misses' sizes, 14 to 20. Women's sizes, 36 to 44.
(Third Floor, Stewart & Co.)
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FRANCIS C. DORSEY
Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal and Electrical Construction SEWER CONNECTIONS 6 East Pennsylvania Aves. TOWSON, MD.
Phone, Towson 544
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NOW ON DISPLAY $750 F. O- B- FACTORY
Used Cars at a Bargain. Special Motor Repairing, Batteries, Generators, Starters, Welding and Brazing.
Towson Radiator & Welding Works, East Penna. Avenue TOWSON, MD.
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Oil vs.MmUants
JN Gustave Flaubert* e took, "Salaiumbo", tliere ia told an interest] story ot tne use oi Oil. Tne scene is laid shortly after tne Fi
. interesting story ot the use ot Wii. i ne scene is iaia snorxiy aner the First Punic War, or about 240 B. C. The mercenary troops of Carthage had risen in arms, and to put down the rebellion one of the Greek ciptains employed unusual tactics.
¥-TE secured a number of swine and saturated tnem -with, petroleum. Setting the swine afire, he turned them loose among the Cartha^ ginian elephant corps. Terrified by tbese racing flames the elepnants stampeded, and with them retreated the rebellious Carthaginians.
There is no moral to be drawn from the story. The modern housewife has no elephants to contend with. But sometimes a careless purchase of kerosene will become a 'white elephant' in the household! Why not be sure of uniformly exceient kerosene ? The Red"C" Oil and The White "C" Oil, same except in color, is the superior kerosene for lamps, stoves and incubators.
The Red "C" Oil
Our finest kerosene with bright red coloring added.
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The White "C" Oil
The same hiefn grade as The Red "C" Oil, but white
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At the following good dealers:
G. B. Caltrlder, Reisterstown, Md. Robert Corbett & Son. Pikesville, Md. N. M. Dell, Hernwood, Md. Gamer Bros, Owings Mills, Md. N. Griffin, Parkton, Md. H. Harker. Holbrook, Md. O. A. Hartke & Bro., Elkridge, Md. J. T. Hicks, Hereford. Md. D. H. Kelly, Harrisonville, Md. C. S. Kenly, Madonna, Md. J. H. Merryman, Sparks, Md. Nelson Store Co.. White Hall, Md.
T. E. Pearse, Hereford, Md.
C. E. Plowman, Parkton, Md.
H. Price & Son, Sparks, Md.
Starner Battery Station, Turnpike Station, Md
J. C. Stiffler, Parkton, Md.
S. Street, Shawsville, Md.
W. W. Wade, Old Cosrt & Liberty Roads
E. G. Wheeler & Son, Glyndon, Md.
Chas. Whitney, Reisterstown, Md.
J. F. Wiley, White Hall, Md.
W. B. Wright & Son, Vernon, Md.
°y/ie Red X Oil Company
45 years in the Oil Trade
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Have You Noticed
That Most Heavy Cars Are Equipped With
HOOD CORD TIRES
They deliver proportionately greater mileage on smaller cars too.
You have reason to believe that Popularity is proof
of quality. Inquire about our trade-in value
on the worn tires on your car.
MARTIN J. BARRY
Lafayette Ave. & Charles St.
Baltimore, Maryland Telephone, Vernon 4183
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