Denton Journal from Denton, Maryland • Page 6

PAGE L.L. UH.M1 JOBMO" MELVIN JOHNSON, 4 A I DEC. 6, t9l9 Magic Minors By LILY WANDEL 1SJ. Or ibe paper Syndicate.) -Ob, Zljelle, jou sldil 'o set ou. aud 1 won't let fa In a 'lurrv.

mind a U.d jou i I of IIIUMC lu that trunk- It didn't, turn ncM around dnd BO hoiai" and x.ime!" All IhlS bet a dozen welroralus kisses ami as i a a.Tei-tlonate buffs. -Here's room, and get off jour tt.ni.;-. for I've so niucli to say," cbat- ti-nil Dallas av toot her cuesl'a tat and coat. "You're going to have the brtt tinif. Hlsette Dnlght! II slcrt- o5 i Ms pany tonlsht at you remember her? But iie big surprise--I can't keep It a moment lonct-r-- Libert Smith poin? lo he there!" "Not Elliert the pianist?" tl.e lu breath- i -n j-t-' It wonderful? Myra I.oie b.i» inld him about jou.

Elsettc. End 'j? Is inlereiii-d! Please don't call a inaiiliiiuker fool. but. F.Ni'tte. rrall? and truly, jou two are Ji'sl for oiii- another! You RMdi a musician, you will r.pp-vtijie suih a nmn as Elbert t-iunh.

He to be a celebrity: no about It. And llni" o.hprwl^e. loo: bis and Hh. Ih? i're crazy about in. Do jou Uiow.

If 1 wasn't mar nld lutir In the world. I'll -ei my cap for him myself. Onlj nnuUlo't Le Interested In me, Klei-rie: I'ni not mus'i-al enouch." r.i'ftle eiclted about nitetlnff ilr. i for I.ail beard so much t' out his cunterts mJ success. Snp- be really uruld be Interested In her.

Jus-' litTle home taltnt llsbt. Sup- be would ask to hear her play? thrills ran down her at the thougl't of It! Oh. she much to say to him, tlioj wou'd a i so much to talk about so many In common! In she tried to tlshten thi on S'lt Played, and Better Tnan Had Ever Played Before. her now pnlloplng tbonghts, bnt they Into a mire of tantalizing nnd raclinntlng drtaani. Was she llv i lore with somebody- slip lint HIP party nt Mrs.

Love's proved to he very laije affair nnd from the ETlsette hetaae separated Undpr wing of Mrs. I.nro's s'ter she vas Introduced to a pr-it ininy people vhose names, of cfiirsi. slip did not tiulte catch. But Mi'TdcnJr. ijulte she under- stpotl.

"Mr. Smith. Miss Dwlght." And built y.mnjj man stood Iri'f'-re her, smiling down at her out of a 1 of kfen hlue oinld nni speat for a mo- ir.rr.l. She had ncl Imagined him lite tl FO clean-cjt. TO alert, not at sll 111'" long'halred.

dreamy tfttl musician. It ivax plonsant that Sirs. Love's slater railed away Just then and very that a little undls- comer should be unoccupied nrnr or hnnd. Tre heard so much about you. Miss Dn Iplit." Mr.

Smith was saying and Elfeite blushed with pleasure. "I am very anxious to hear you play. I love music." "Of you do," Ispghed Elsette, "but iruly. I would love to bear what you hlnk of my playing." She spoke rnze.ly. almost fearing he repeated his rcmnrk.

"L3l's Micah off music room, of oiurse. Is crowded. Walt a minute-- I've S'-il It. Up In the old studio ihert's a piano!" Avny icurrlcd lite two happy children to the quite deserted studio. A ofilltary bulb under a rose-colored shad: a Illumined the room.

Elsette, with Icy and pounding scaled herself at the piano Mr. Smith himself lu an eiisy chair, walling quietly for hei to bt-sln. For several mln'ites It was qnlte Impossible lo play, the overpowering thought a the Elhert Smith was listening stlllened her Oncers. Then (he odur of a cigarette reached her nostrils; vaguely It comforted, soothed her. A all, he was only a human being enjoying a smoke and wanting a little music.

She played, and better than she had ever performed before. Finished, she wheeled around to DITI a pair of blue eyes grave with appreciation, hungry for more. It happened a they settled down upon a comfortable davenport, and told him of her music, her her Illlle concerts and ner profit ambitions. He was Inleniely Interested. wan An liniir i-e- Toiv che miitMiilnreil ihe.i relnrti tn IM-IIIH.

He- ilie.i MMri-vlx tliirlu: lo mm rach -f honil of "tTipiiht tl.ciu- Urtlliii. fxi-lird. met Ihrm a fcKll at til" IIISM, s-curt Uiiii; for on hrre Ainl Srillh Jrew Kl'ettr "You I uaiit to i -liut. lwu i Mr Smith all exeniug:" "Yuo Thai IUIIK M-HIUJI Oeorgr Siiilih. Mr.

Une's nritflil-ir. uifau KllH-rt Smith. Ihe pianist Aud Iw-'ore brrjih i-hf Ix-inx rlstil -Mr. Sinilh. iliciillT "'id iiainuiizliij; i i a- -lie d.retl fmiu "Mr-.

i In me HlMillI DvilL Mr. Siinlh -ajlnc cahnl. uinlt-rslaud a litllf I'niilii ou i In rliiriiulitf Intt-r in the ennliiR. Of (inir-e 1 i-innot S' 1 rou Ihf conoerin 1 la-t wevk 1 li.nl a "I'liilerful pr' And be htmiiuMl amnllll of hi -flfillon-" mid lour. i IKHIII Ihe unit day Kl- sal in holdlni; her lap of In one pair card-- i i Mi-iMilwl niiilerneiiili.

"1 "ii asaln." In Ihf other l.ni those dnrllnj; and on i i i i i i i na-lfNianl -mlth. Jr. "If I on-e over IhH aficr noiilil MMI iil.n for me. Tl-ctte:" 'pHrkllne voice liicki 1 nlsht-- hit you mmli Klhert Smit'i: The elrl-s an KI--iit'' MIII know I'm to sive a clhiiifr fnr you. "lir-e Mr.

Mlllth. i ll'- -rf s-iyetl ilnMinll) nt tho ind, as lo them llrtle mlrrnni the future, she of picture- She Ihe Smith ihf mnrwri. hi hi- -nl in t-lth frlemU listened In il e'r pnil-i'- of lier husband. A lit- performance hnvereil a little the harkurniind i the thronsr jalri homase to tin- Jlon If" 1 Vt the supper ill-it fnllnned "he- liearrt It all ovt-r iisn'n-- the i IKIHI- nf And rmilieil hnmrf her hli-bund of his iiir'-i'ss of 'In- 'jvenlns. HIM inonilnK h- re-nl iloud Ilif i-rliii Ism ami ill-cii-- eil It ihroiiclimil hN hri'aUfn-t.

Then he rt-tirwl to i i i anil she. his vrlfe. niiilicin Ihe ''o he mirt Ili'-n run in amii'-t h. haliy il Moiilil noi c-ry. IMI-HIIV futlii-r Ilie srent pliin'-l.

fur M- nnt iiim-erl. fnlliT- TMme nnd HIP chief in.ilr n-n- IIT tin i In tin- iilni dinner suest- li-u-ned In -ofi hi- pl.Vlns. had fciiv. men a -In- pln.vril Ihe plmm: i a would iilj nlli'iniil to plni after Klliort Smith? Tbi-ii in the old niioilipr pletitn- She WM- married Smith. Jr.

It st-enirt! Ihprt- lii'lu-ni Hini-ert In the h.ill for an orplinnnae or iome- hinc. iiml shr. r.l'ette. wa" to pla.v -iilo -nine other hntue talent made np ollirr nf Ihe evening pro- All ii-llnlltr. ferllnt delljrht- -lie left the house nirnlni: ihe'iiiunlc roll.

Sin- slipped uiit on the stnsc a III- rli- rosy luppre-st-d Joy 111 ihf people uere there. D.il- 'a- her husliiinil, Mr. Ixive. sinil i'. I i i ndorlnu In tin' runt Afti-rnard they gathered i i i tier and -he "Upiwd In their Inovi'Titlni: of commendation.

the nexi inortilns; at breakfusi lieonie told her aenin how he had f-n iu.Mil her inu-if anil that tonight aflei llntier Tie wanted to hear that encore piece acaln. himself: "EKette. wake up! 'Shall I Invite a piiiple In tonight Informally. vmi i.oivV And of i-ourse I'll try t-i Mr. Ul'iert lib to iiime.

You will he plenseil. won't you. invite Mr. Ellien Smith. Dalln- hut pleu-e ilon't fnrsel Oeonr Smith.

you tulKlit as well knou it. thr Mr. Smith Is golu; to be the rlffhl man tut me!" Absolutely Lacking, conflder woman more mtelllsen! llian man?" Mlxs For- Man hnsu't even ilitelllgeuc-i- enough Ci recognize bl Trnnscrlut. C-yctali ef Size. ril-iuiH-s.

illmi'--! (hi 1 pro. of U. Moi re. an A i i i Tli" s' jrowinj; nf crjsuls Ii the In wli'rli I coital suspended ns a in us. lu the i i-w meiluid, tin- MOT.

kept sllu-litly and growth iiintlnue as Inn; if i corulltlon Is inalntalnvl. Crj- of Uoclielle (siMllnin-ixilii" lum tartrate) more tlmn three Inches and Inches thick have lice prrMuced. i all surfaces and pr-frct. Tills srtlt Is most solnli' lint water, and supersaturatlon i 1 lined hj- dlssrtlvlns hot wsl. 1 i-i-l sllchtly coiillnc.

With the nld nf i r.nostat the temperature Is so repn as to keep up the supersaturated The need crystal Is sii -irlid In Ihe solution of Ihe materb xmwth Is said tit continue Indef i i with efllclent control. TRUST TOO MUCH TO LUCX Have Proper "reparation Jot Work Which They Undertake to Do In prraons ga itiruugh life for a one Time i a veil. it were. i nz llu'lr clear Tbe) lon.il undei-Maud life as II Is; tbej prefer to ry in make of II whal they tblnk bould lie In order lo snlUfy I heir aro- Illiiiis; tliey do uot like Ilie but bur Ilielr paths; lliej Hie Ixht of a Diul canuut understand ib) Ilie) mn) mil alwiijs lime It. It a difficult llilDg lo make headway In u.v undenuklne when we nre com- elli-d lu tbe ilarkuei-K aud our steps.

We do our bul we make uilMaLes ud set far bark In our en- simply because we are uot pre- ireil for Hie uork In hand. No "lie eten hope to ucroiiiplNIi reully wurtli results unle-s he uilder- luuds the needs of ilie lUKk in li-ind nil prepared to meet tliem. rrparation Is the foundation for our Iffwork. aud unless our re xilld 11 Is lo liulld trougly upon them for tbe future il Is wli) inuny of us make -noli orry failures of life. We have had lothing uu which to liullil.

The Illlle base upon nhltli we M-I our hfeworL Is not larce enough bear bard strain euniesi ef ort. Il under Hie nrM pressure and we nnd iiur-elves tlie dark. Ayaln we In-eli) to feel iur and again we trust luck to SKI results that i unrlh tniUuu. 'Imrleotunu News, and Courier. MOMENTOUS DAY HISTORY Julius Caecar Said to Have Landed In Britain on Twenty-seventh Day ef August- til carefully and that, at the least, estiib- Isb.

a probable case. August Is the inlversary uf the landtag Julius irs-ar In the Island of Itrltaln. In his Hint -esulted In the conquest of Gaul, or modem France. Julus Caesar kept a Journal, In which he recorded all his operations II" called II. and It been pronounced to be perhaps the best record of campaigns ever writ- en by a general In the field.

In the midst of IUPSP operations be 'ound time to cross, the channel am! pay a military visit to the land known now as England, hut not so knritvr lien, for the ancient Britons then Inhabited the Inland. He stnu-s the year of "Hint visit, i according to oui cnlemlar. was B. C. He also state other facts whlcb enabled tbe cfllcu ntlon to month and day to hi made.

Caesar In hit Journal, or "Comraen Uirles," relates that ho set out on th expedition when little of summer re mnlned. when the people of the south of Brilnln are (Mipncnl In their hor- nnd Ilia! a stay of tbret neeks. lie returned to Gaul before Ihi wiulnni. It Is. tliorefore.

concludw! that Ihe day of landing must hart been In August. A Teacher's Observation. Really when 1 come to think on the various fortunes of ray pupils after they went from under my chnrge. I am us much diverted and moved to laughter at the wny proceedings that were followed out by some as I am sobered Into sorrow at the snd and pathetic fate, that befell several others, I could say conscientiously, that wisest man always turned to he the happiest or the most fortunate, greatly I be gratified. But truly.

It hath never consisted with the little that I hnve fathered In RO- ing about the world, to clenl much In general or specified conclusions: I have often from my been mther tempted to sny, with the proverb-making klnc. thst folly in some cases hetter than wisdom, and Btness of heart more to be envied than sobriety and senie--Andrew Plcken. Be Sure You Are Right. It's a Ililnf to sissure yourself before tiiklns Important steps. Sometimes yon nre Inn husv to give murt time to tilings.

At other tlmw ywi may be too sure nf ynnnrif. Both cases are full of calamity. To be surf yon nmy be to do the riyht thing by I i i nnd do It with haste. As a rule the crca! things of life npon whlrh Impnrti'ni matters bans late time. You musi know the facts-lf you are lo advise others.

Yon must know the fctK to he nble to make of thlnss 1 Kenieinher It's nftf the amount of you put Into a thing that gels results. A locomotive out of control Is mad thing unlimited energy. The power Is ihe danger. It must he regulated to make It useful. --Kxrhnnge.

Cultivate Decision. Decision Is an to chararter. When rightly exercised you know and others know whut you dare attempt. Knch new problem Is met with the spirit of decision and the result Is i-ontlnued progress. Tills grows on people and they learn to expect SUP cess.

And that'u hnlf the battle. If jou are not sure what tbe furore has In store, 'decide to make the most of each revelation ns It comes. You are Just like oilier people If you yield to fear. You become a leader of them nhen yon mnke every factor count for derlKloti nod progress. The consciousness of your own strength will help you end others to right relations lo lire.

For Better Education. honors- for literacy must, nlns in the Illitrrnr- i Is far less than one! Ki'" follows close behind. But In U' Stales nearly per cent of tin )e cun neither rend nor write OMI ThN sDimils bad, but I 'j Isn't when you consider mn i Immigration, ntl.in.il hureans thniughont thp lire constantly hctterlng run -is, fnr grenier literacy menn- iiier In iiiiinj vntles tnivi'lln" libraries nre sent i filled tip with hor.V i-nrefnl eilucatlon of Ihe rliil- 'n the Important branch of 'II nnd so many cities provide con- for children to go to h'Hil In. When we roiisldi-r that India nnd arc 1C-' cent Illllernli-. fnst sis looks Science Moni'ilv.

Hochschild Gmpany Howard Lexington Sts. A "Personal" Catalogue For Shoppers By Mail Which means a your inquiries in reference to any desired merchandue will: be answered fully and as satisfactorily as though you paid a personal visit to the store. No catalogue of our stocks is issued, for the very good reason that styles change so frequently that it is not practicable to do so. But. by addressing an ft inquiry to our Mail Shopping Service.

accurate descriptions 1 and prices of any merchandise in our stock will be mailed you. Samples wfll be sent upon request. State the kind of material preferred, whether silk cotton or wool, the colors and about what price you care to pay. Information as the latent styles in footwear and all accessories will be gladly given to who favor us with an inquiry. Why not write us today in reference to any shopping you are contemplating? I Baltimore, Md.

From F. A. DeFord Tuckahoe Neck. I wish to the to the dairymen of Caroline county that have been using the HINMAN MILKER for about 38 months, and- find it VERY ECONOMICAL AND farmers rifterchante State JSanh Stenton, HIS institution constantly trying to find way i to wrve tbe public-its com' turners-along white workinK in harmony with couoaect banking principles If you want cash on BO old or anew mortgage the FARMERS MERCHANTS STATE BANK ever read; to attend transition, with the greatest promptneu and at minimiom expenie. This bank money for time deposit ind pays Four Per Cent interest thereon.

In every way you will find here a spirit of cooperation. Every patron of bank will be vatisfied. JOHN T. CARTER. President.

C. a DEEN. SHERMAN E. H1GNUTT. CacUer.

XMM "One of the Best Dividend-Paying jCompanies in America." TWO VITAL FACTORS in both of which this company takes unusually high rank. STRENGTH Proportionately speaking, in a financial sense, perhaps the strongest life company in the Economic World, New York. Assets are 180 per cent of liabilities-- a very strong statement. Insurance Advocate. Neic Forft.

POLICY DIVIDENDS No reduction will be made this year, so that the statement will still remain true that it is one of the best dividend-paying companies in New York: F. RAWLINS CAMPER, GENERAL AGENT, Continental Life Insurance Company, DENTON, MD. DRESSED Will pay the highest cash prices for high quality stock. 1 buy turkeys, geese, ducks and other poultry PRESSED OR A LIVE Also highest cash price paid for fresh eggs. It will pay you to see me before selling.

Will receive same at my home, corner Main and Third streets. D. T. HAMMOND COR. A I ANHTHIRD STREETS MD.

(12-6-41) I We will Boy your Cob Corn WHITE OR YELLOW is our new fireproof elerator built at treat expente eaprmty for your needs. Equipped with modem nuchln-. 07, toUei and dumps, ready to take cur of your corn quickly, whether cartoada-- waton or truck. Omr crib alette holds of cob ENTIRELY SATISFACTORY in every way. After such satisfactory proof of its excellent work 1 applied for the agency; and furnish them to anyone wishing to boy.

F. A. DEFORD, Phone No, 10-ll-3m P. 0.. Denton.

Md. Primitive There are rivers In India which are Mlbjert to sudden und heavy floods, snd over these It Is necessary to maintain ferryboat service. la gome cnses the method of eonyeytng a person across the river has remained the unme for several centuries, as In the following case. A cord having been fastened to larRr. elongated gourd, and a smaller gourd helng also tied to It.

the native gets ustrlde. and. laying his breast upon the larger gourd, paddles himself across with his hands and feet. Women, too. nvall themselves of this Mnimlar contrivance, nri- der the escort of a fenrmao.

who. similarly mounted, takes- his charee In tow. carrleii her basket, with perhaps a child on his conveys tbeni safelf across. Notice to Creditors. This it to give notice that tbe rab- of the City of Reading.

State of Pennsylvania, has obtained from the Orphans' Court for Caroline county, hi Maryland, letters teatMaeotary oft UM personal estate of FRANCIS MARION JONES, late of Caroline county, deceased. persons having claims against deceased are warned to exhibit the to the subscriber, with vouchers thereof legally authenticated, On or. before the 14th day of June. or they may otherwise, by law. from all benefit of said estate.

Given under my hand thin 19th day of November," 1919. GEORE MILLER JONES. Executor of Francis Marion Jones, deceased. All mid The Way It Looked to Benhanu Mrs. Benhara--The paper tells of a man who went rraiy on his wedding day.

Benham--He must before (hat; otherwise he woUldnt hare had any wedding day. For Sale. Several hundred young apple trees, all good home varieties. First choice. 15c each; balance lOc each while they last.

GEO. A. McDANIEL. Denton. Md.

(11-29-21) Get tbe ncwi In BALTIMORE "TMCMJOMttfV opt Why not your com in Baltimore? ALWAYS ta tbe market' and ready to par tbe UftneM Market price for white or ydlow corn, on cob or sbelfcd. And we pay CASH, you don'i hMe to wait or your nutotsy- Wben ready to sell, get in' touch wttb us. in or win or phone at oar ttpeasfc If you MOW to town kxft over'our now denrter awl the laelen com rafll to the EaM. BALTIMORE PEARL BONNY CO. BALTIMORE MaNUlactarera efflw famooa "Spring Oardwt Snwl Feeds or HORSES HOGS oews POULTRY i i-i SPECIAL PRICES For the next Thirty Days we are making Special Prices on Flour and Feeds.

If interested write, wire.or 'phone us. Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland, Phone 109 Pocomoke City, Md. Laboratory Tested Patina Cow Chow hlraratory tcitd and irjdinie mixed This means thai your cows set a uniform quality radon, which prevents them from gotoa "off feed" and Laura manmum milk flow. Ym toow Hat 3 cow duown off bei Iced by ioptopa mixus. a Ittd- bf ofi-quJrtr enia.

il Buy like iJiji lo grf "but. Thii taalti in bwry kw ol milt. Purina Cow Chow uWenhm imoPniuimCowCliowiiialcomcupIo a rtudatd ol qiulity. Not only, ii the qiulity cl giuo funded, but Uw aic morjntcly end mind far aadiinny. Fat thai town, Piira Cow Clum uboODdkibe uniform dw dcBKiiti ue included to twlaocethc nli(e you produce- You milk tecocdi will pure Ibe leedtng Tilue cl Purim Cow Chow.

Let ut pot hod on ted. PURINA COW CHOW a By LDOUGI-LAS BUILDING MATERIAL, FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, HAY AND COAL, PRESTOIST, MD. I I I I HALLET DAVIS PIANOS 5 AND PLAYERS VICTOR VICTROLAS Prices are Right M. K. NEWNAM TELEPHONE ISO.

The DEN-MAR MOBILE Co. will run a Special Sale ON HEN-E-TA BONE GRITS No. Mo. 1-Mash Automobile Tires FOR ONE WEEK beginninfr Monday, December 1. at which "me a liberal discount will be rfiven for Cash.

This is your opportunity to secure a bargain. All tires are new, as they have not an old tire in the house, all old stock having been turned Jn and exchanged for new. This sale will include the Dayton Airless Tires. They also have several used cars which the Cash will secure at a bargain figure. They can deliver you at once a 5-passenger Chalmers, a 7-passenger Chandler, a 5-passenger Maxwell or a Brockway or Maxwell "truck.

Yours for quick service, DEN-MAR MOBILE CO. No. l-Chicks No. 2-Fowl Only $3.00 per 100 Ib. Sack other bone, grit and charcoal not necessary when feeding "HEN-E-TA" Use of beef scraps optional WILL MAKE HENS LAY WILL MAKE CHICKS GROWS For Sale By GRIFFITH TURNER Baltimore, Md.

WM. PEPPER CONSTABLE Attorney-st-Law 700-706 Maryland Trust Building Love Brother Have Opened the RESTAURANT opposite the Brick Hotel, Denton and are ready to serve meals at all and In a Ant-class manner at reasonable rates. (1M5-4D Special Notice. For S1.Z5 we wrll Bend to any reader of this paper a two Ib. box of oar fresh, home made, hand-dipped assorted chocolates, pottage prepaid.

No better chocolate made. Send os by mail J1.25 for a trial box. PURITY CONFECTIONERY 220 W. Mulberry, St. 8-23-lyr Baltimore, Md.

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