The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 5

THE DAILY NEWS, FREDERICK, MD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919. MI DAILY SEWS. Forecast Till 8 P. M. 18.

Special Dispatch to The Newa. Washington. O. Oct. For MaryUmd--Fair tonight and Saturday; much cooler tonight: frost in west portion.

United States, Weather Bureau. SECiMf COUNTY Many Improvements Made and Under Way by M. J. Grove Co. 'TIS COLD! JOB BOY, PAGE THE COAL SHOVEL NATIONAL BAH1L Frost Due Tonight If Chilly Winds Abate--But Be Saving With Those In the Cellar.

"Hawkins is coming over the mountains, aud real Full is here at last. After the hot wave and changeable tonjjWaturcs brought many NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY BUCKEYSTOWN PIKE Are You Interested? I couifty yesterday evening, and thin First Baptist Church, stretch Ae Far North As Bridie niornjn 8 heavy dark clouds hung over 1 cHy. while the winds "from the and northwest blew, down chilly Stylish Hats Every Day Bargain Day P. V- StauJ Sons. Clothes'.

Wertheimer. Fashion Features C. Thos. Kemp. Opera House Next Week Co.

i Loans to Property Owners Savings Institution Star Midnight.Man." Opera House Tonight Jolly Girls." Prices Are Right Fenton Thomas. Special -Reductions Bazftr. Cider For Sale ColUDixon Co Fashion Exhibit Schleisner Co. Public Salfl Arthur D. Willard.

Trustee. '( For Sale .114 East Eighth St. $10 J. Grove Lime Co. The Way i of Dancing.

Dahlias For Sale F. C. IftirgeM. -Sale Tomorrow R. G.

Harley. 1 Specials W. C- Staley. Stores to Close i Dry Goods Merchants. For Sale A.

Rosenour. For Sale J. M. War-liter. Baker Wanted U.

R. Clapp. Position Wanted 1702. i Notice Jos. F.

Beacbt. f. Saturday -Bargains Store Meat Market H. D. BanmRardner.

Saturday Doll Bros. Saturday Bargains F. Shipley. i Christmas Furniture Saving Club 'Furniture Store. Completed--Highway to town O.led and Chipped--Other I blast and aenVthe mercujyr ing down the tube of the official Work Now Under Way.

'r The M. J. Grove Lime Company has been busy in the southern section of the county on road work, and conald- ROBBERS FROM WINDOW if 0 ROOF; ESCAPE Home''of Rlchard Bruchey, West Patrick Street, Entered Wednesday Night. One more house has been entered und one more burglary has been The home of Richard Bruchey, '116' West Patrick street was entered -by- robbers at 9 o'clock Wednesday night but the parties w.ere.^scared away. At that hour Bruchey heard some one open the front door und tiptoe up the steps- He called to the pariy, inquiring if he belonged 'in the house certain members of the family were ont aT'the time-- but this not only brxjttght 'response' but caused the intruder, to quicken his step.

Bruchey then seized a lamp, hurried out into the hall and called in the neigh- bors. Just about this time children living next door cried out that they saw someone operating a at the garret window of the Bruchey home. with another person standing beside 'him. The police were notified and three officers reported at the scene but long before they arrived the intruder had opened the garret window, out' on the -roof of an outbuilding; -and made good an. escape by the rear.

Almo't Asphyxiated. Ezra D- Hoffman and his assistant, Marshal Stockman, were nearly overcome; by gas at the barbershop ot: MTj.jioffniati, South Market street, on' Wjdneday afternoon, and had to be taicetrto their homes. It seems hot water heater, which is was turned down andh.it-.- Is wont out. were sitting upon thrtr they fell asleep and this position when ering the shortage of labor and material, completed considerable mlleagi this year. This has been made possible by the ready response of the State Roads Commission and the county commissioners in furnishing the means and showing a ready co-operation for better roads.

Seven miles of road has been resurfaced from 'Frederick to Urbanu. This section has becu oiled and clipped as far as the.bridge, a distance of three and a tVaJf miles where tho road intersects with. the cut-off and. the relocation -to I'rbana begins, which is two miles in length- Thin change will greatly reduce the grade and distance. One-half of a mile through Adamstown has been resurfaced, oiled and chipped; also two miles loading from Adamstown to the concrete road the Buckoystown piko has been oiled and chipped.

Tho company also built three-fourths of a mile of concrete road on the Buo.k- eystown pike, and chipped und oilort one and one-half miles from the road'in and through Buckoys- town. and three-fourths of a mile through 'the Manor Woods to thi Catholic Church. Mr. Grove this road is the cheapest and best built road in the county, costing abbut wK some neighborhood help. For sixty years he traveled over this roail going to ohim-h.

Many times it was impassable. Tho company also resurfaced, oiled and chipped two and two-tenths miles on the Buckeystown pike as far as the bridge, and have a force working from -the bridge towards Frederick. This stretch is about three and ono- half miles, which it is hoped to complete this fall. At the end of the Concrete road the company is work- niometcr. Tlio day dawned raw 'and cool aud continued that way.

The ch'anga was cordially welcomed, for it' was regarded as 'more healthy weather. The' prospects of firing the furnace expensive, coal, caused some, to be pessimistic. The weather bureau in Washington predicts frost tonight in the western portion and much cooler weather. Ton'lght and tomorrow will be fair. The local observer also believes that there will, be frost tonight, provided I he wind subsides.

A temperature of about 41 degrees, in the absence of wind will cause frost to form. Yesterday's maximum was 82 degrees, and. the lowest over night was CO do- prrees- Today at .11 o'clock, the olll- cial thermometer registered fiO. Rainfall yesterday amounted to .04 Inch. There has been precipitation for nine successive days in October, except one.

CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK, --OV-- FRKDKKTCK. MD. r.MMTAI,. Sliltl'UlH. Geological survey estimates place tlie vuluo of the.

mineral production of the United States last year at about $5,520.000.000, or about $500.000000 in excess of the year before. LOCAL MENTION. Dry Goods Stores to Close Wednesday At 12 O'clock Noon. We the undersigned merchants do horeby agree to close our respective places of business on Wednesday, October 22. 1919.

at 12 o'clock noon for the remainder of tho duy in order to allow our employees' the opportunity to attend the Fair. JOHN D- HENDRICKSON. THOMAS H. HALLER, C. THOMAS KEMP, per (HANK.) O.

P. BENNETT. DOLL BROTHERS. Specials For Saturday. Regular Ham 35c.

Ib: 2Bc. W. C. STALEY. ing on the two miles of road toward picnic Ham 23c.

Ib. Dic'ierson. It has completed tin IT. s. Army Bacon 35c.

lb. bridge across "Three Springs." and U. S. Army Beans, 2 cans hopes to get part of this two mill Baltimore Franks 20c. lb.

section concreted this fall. Boxes Kelloggs Corn Flakes have also the contract for buildins i or two miles from Beallsville to Dicker-' phone 768 son. The company will put in sov- eral bridges and do tli3 grading this to the scarcity of nccom- winter. The road Improved on the modatlon, persons having rooms to Buckeystown pike has a dirt road built, 'which can be used horse or tractor traffic- This company also built a bridge and improved the road leading from Buckeystown to Urbana. along Monocacy.

a distance of about mile, and has the contract for build- Ing concrete shoulders from Fred-, OKFICKR8. 3. D. Pntaldeut WM. O.

BAKER Vloe-Preeldeat H. D. BAKER WM. O. ZIMMERMAN Caahler SAMUEL O.

Caahler JOSEPH McDIVIT Aaet Caahler DIRECTORS. John 8. Ramsburc, Daniel Baker, Wm. O. Baker, C.

H. Conley, M. D. C. M.

Thomas, D. B. Ketauver, JOHN D. HENDRICKSON. MODEL.

NEW IN KIDDIES' COATS. When wise little buvcs bo- gin scurrying under 'their MARKWOOD D. HARP. wise little folks must think of scurrying IntVtBelr Varui coats. The second floor has them in all and varieties, silk plush, beaver plush', velour, and chinchillas; sizes from four Yl COMFY 5MGHWIBS' NIGHTS.

FOR The soft warmth of those outing fiannul nlghtloa will 'help the sandman carry Jack or iBotty away to the slaiu- bcrland of pleasant drenniM. These llttlo gowns are to ba had in all sizes, plain white or dainlilv striped with bluo or pink. MUDDY SUITS FOR L.IT- T1IJE HOYS AMD GIRLS. of soft 'blue flannel, carefully fashioned. colors, and In all sizes that 111 Kie growing kiddies.

$2:95 a suit, of middy and skirt or mlddv and trousers. JOHN D. HENDRICKSON. POTTS A GRIFFIN. J.

D. Baker, Thos. H. Haller. P.

L. Harcett. John 8. Newman, J.H.Gambrlll.Jr.. H.D.

Baker. FARMS FOR 8ALJ5. ACRB FRUIT FARM. 3 miles from Kruderluk on State 35 ACRB FARM. On Pike.

Im. proved with good bulldlnira a Woodatioro, 52 ACRK FARM. Improved with stood bulliliuKu. 3 tnllea from Frederick. 80 ACRE FARM.

Uood 9 i inlloH from T'reder-' 70 ACRB FARM. Good Improvements. 4 tulloH from Fred- crick on State Highway. It ACRB FARM. 'Good Improyomente.

In meadow a i i Running water. Near Walk- ia: ACRE: FARM, improved. Fliio spring of water. 1 in Mo from plkij. 2 miles railroad.

Prleo 143 ACRK FARM. In high state ot cultivation 1 mile off of State Ilou.il. $115.00 per ntnto of cultivation. Wull Improved. ClalthernbiirK- Price tK.0.00 per aero.

ICO ACRK PA KM. 1'rlco uci-o. In OUR MODBRATB K3VKM fZAM 1 Ovt reasonable appeal to peraons of Judgment Ow UetV to discriminating who wirt to pay only for what they reeetae. "Value received" Is tho motto ol thte establishment. THOMAS ItlCibV i- 3 406 NORTH FREDERICK, MD.

EUGENE H. AI3AUOH. FARMS FOR DBURABLM FBOsC MT ISO ACRK FARM. Woll Nuur j'rlco fgo.OOU. Improved.

Vitiiuytown. 1U5 ACRK FARM. Vory productive. Crop tnlM year 8,000 of whnnt. Will make 400 barrolH of corn.

Una 42 noran In tneuOow unit bluo gratis. Farm woll watered. nR ot Roud. 1'rlco $22.000. Luya level.

Frame hou HO, 0 rooms. Hunk barn, 110 ft. Silo. farm well watered. 1 mile off 200 ACKK FARM.

A raw HI ACR1ML NBAR In UrbMgbistrtot. new bfiek house. barn 4KxCi, new wagon abed. sad otter well watered. cropper.

me If you went a farm. jso ACIUUL muR HlKh Ot mtJl lown eoll. all condition. Water at bouee bejrm. I'oat and wire fenoe.

in mod tlon. of 1SS TO UBmtTITUWJH '-ft 'j 1 tit of State Koad. 320 ACH1C FARM. I'rlco fin.OOO. Fire Iniuranoe Automobile iMaaraaeo sitlo rent during the Fair may obtain for slrable guests by applying to me.

JOSEPH F. BEACHT, Maryland Apartments, No. 15 West Patrick Street, Colonial apartments 2 East one Second street. Academy of Dancing- crick to the Jug Bridge, a distance of Learn to dance the "CORIRECT" way. about miles.

Work has begun on this contract. The shoulders will increase the width of the road abor'. childrena Class tomorrow, 3'to 5. 'Class and Soiree tonight. Class 7 to 9--Soiree 9 to 12.

soihe ipneT-enipred the shop to be Smelling the odor of the gas, the patrons realized the condition of the men'- and at once summoned assistance; liirid the men wore conveyed to their respective homes and i.phys1cia4" summoned. Mr. Hoffman has' about recovered from effects of his and is abl? to he at the- shop. Mr, Stcokman is, also Improving. six foot; will reduce the crown'and will make the road practically for all kind of travel.

It will cut Dahlia's For Sale. Magnificent of rare out a Item of expense to the Dahlia blooms. Apply to state is keeping the shoulders In re-, pair by constantly putting dirt; against them, which washes on the 1 road and is the cause of many acci-. Besides Hie work done in this county, the company is finishing a Sale begins at present home of large contract in Washington county. Luther Bartgls, opposite Bar- which Is being built on what is term- tgis' place.

FUANK C. HARGETT, Court Square. A Don't Forget Sale of 3 Residences Tomorrow. At 2:30 p. 111- R.

G. HARLEY. (Personal) Office. For the convenience of those who el the "Devil's Backbone." along the. Antfotam-and Beaver Creek.

They are also assisting in concreting the large arch bridges across the. Ant- Buy Your Fair Tickets at City Ticket letam and Beaver creeks. i William J. Grove, the president and treasurer or the company, ha i will attend the Frederick Fair next chargo of the road work. He has week' in automobiles, carriages and been assisted by Charles T.

Broslus, otherwise, single admission tickets. who lias been superintending the automobile and carriage tickets, arc building or ronds. for fifteen: years, now on sale, and will be On sale dnr- iMr. Grove, like his father, the late ing the week of the at tho M. J- Grove, has always advocated Secretary's office, 46 North Market the Importance of good roads and Street.

LOCAL MENTION. Attractive Winter Millinery A special showing of new novelty hats just in. 'Friday and Saturday of this 'Reasonable prices within the reach of all. Also Shetland floss and Gormantown -wool. MRS.

OHAS. E. BOOTHB. 430 North Market St. Library Day.

Saturday, October IS, 1919. Bring your annual contributions to the Library, i Reception 4 to 9 p. m. Everyone cordially invited. Convolutions received from a.

to 9 p. m. Big entertainment at U. B. Church, on Friday.

October 17, at 8 p. m. Admission 10 and 15c. All welcome. Artletlc, Attractive Millinery.

Fined Under New Ordinance. The 'new" city. ordinance requiring persons.jto.park vehicles only on the east side of Court street, facing north and; Jorbldttfiig parkjrng withing 20 feet aa-intersecting street, wen into, effect October 15 and sevcra violatofrs of; the law -have already been and fined. Two of them were arrested yesterday by Officer Alexander and each was fined $1 by Judge' J. G'rahaiwe Johnson in he police two offenders were George WebMer, of near" Clifton, and George Biickey.

of. Baltimore. To Speak. for yearg an- edncatlonal missionary it Koala- Lmntpun Malaysia, will give a discourse on -the experiences of a Tttiseionary at the Mrthodist Episcopal, WalkersvIHe, on Sunday morning his Interest irf modern road construe- Buy your tickets at the city t'ckotlGood taste Is featured In every hat lion was by Governor ofllce and avoid tho rush and delay at the charm' of elegance is beautifully Crothcrs. who was Instrumental In the gates entering tho Fair Grounds.

expressed in our special showing starting the Good Roads iTM. movement in Marvland. Governor G-oldsbor-j AMONG THE SICK Mr. Lewis Clingan, East Patrick street, is critically ill-at his borne. Dr.

who has been ill. Is a little Improved th'ts morning." 'COBIUS. --Rally day, will be held at Mountain E. Sunday, October p. mother in --Mr.

spent days In children. ough and Governor. Harrington. Governor Crothers, recognized one admission (Thursday, each $1.00 this week- Friday and Saturday The bat that you want is IIKO Single 50 in our store. Quality and price his Automobile or 'Carriage ,50 gull customers.

to ability and appointed, him to repre-l this State at the various good) The J. Frederick Welsh Transpor- roads meetings held throughout the United States. We -was reccntlv circled a "Life Member of the United States Good Roads Association," of which Senator Bankhead, of Alabama. Is president, and Governor. Harrington is on'e of the vice-presidents.

Wihen notified of this appointment he was ndvlTed, "You are elected a life member, on account of your deep interest in good roads and civic affairs." Autoist Fined $15. Carroll Fritz, of New- Windsor, nr- tat'on Company will move f'-om their present location on Kast street on Novembor In to Patrick the 400 MRS. D. E. KEFAUVER, Corner Third and Market Sts.

block of Xorlh Middle Alley. A A are cordially Invited to attend business he transuded at tho aponlng' of pattern bonnets and FOR SALE. 3C acres improved with several dwellings grouped In a delightful location and embodying a refined country homo with a magnificent view of the surrounding landscape. The Interiors of these dwellings are modern. The rooms being large and well ventilated.

Spacious porchou and sun parlors. Tho grounds nro adapted to all kinds of recreation, fcxcollent wator facilities. All necessary outbuildings in fine condition. Railroad station' at footer grounds. A delightful as well au healthful location on an elevation overlooking the eastern portion Frederick County- Suitable, for a gentleman's country seat, and ideal as a sanitarium.

The price is most reasonable. 195 acres, 6 miles from Frederick, State road, 2 sets of buildings. Master's house has 9 rooms, baths, heating plant, spacious porches, etc Numerous outbuildings. 207 acres. Frontage of nearly a mile on state road.

Practically level Running water in every field. Su perb fencing. Two sets of build Ings in excellent condition. Master's house has steam heat, bath, electricity, etc. 250 acres, 50 acres In timber and located in very high neighborMood.

Watered by lino springs. Tho view from the mansion and several points ofvantage on. tho farm IB magnificent. Fine variety of fruit, splendid garden now planted. The mas- tor's house is most attractive, being of the colonial typo.

It contains 10 rooms, has such improvements as Delco light plant, baths, etc. 2 sets of buildings on farm. 150 acres about 14' miles from Frederick, near State The place yields well, has a spiendid variety of fruit, several Veils and springs and good fencing. There aro two complete sets of buildings, and in perfect condition. 170 acres, 20 acres In timber, State road.

Excellent cropper. Splendid Improvements. ACRR FARM. 304 ACRR FARM. 810 ACRK FARM.

341 ACRR FARM. Improved, 11 1 rolled from pike and rallroud. Price $76.09 per Untile barn 103 ft. AU Kood. Knrm well watered.

1 1-2 off of State Road. 1'rlco per ncre. Two Beta of build- IngM. Laya level. 1 ii producer.

1 mltoa from a State Road. Price $100.00 per ncre. Improved. Plenty of water. 30 acres of fine tlmbar.

2 1-2 mlloM from railroad. 1 inllo from State Road. Price $100.00 acre. Improved with 7- room house. Two bunffalowB.

Cow bixrn with 40 Mtnnchlotia. Two all on. Orchard of about 1,600 treeN. 10 mlloii from Waahlngton. On State Road.

Price $100.00 -per ncre. In high state of cultivation. Well Improved. Iloune modern. 2 1-2 mlleii from Dlckemon.

Farm well watered. i 100.00 per acre. With One Improve- Farm well watered. Very productive. Two Btate Ronda adjoin this farm.

4 miles from railroad atatlon. River bottom land. 4EO ncroB tillable. Balance In walnut, poplar and oak timber. bargain at fCO.OO per acre.

MARKWOOD D. HARP, REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE) AGENT. PYTHIAN CASTLE! BUILDING. I Agent of American Surety Bee when in need.of a I acent for Fre if for tha Remington Typewriter Pany. "you know, what for." Botk new andrebu at old BUaBNB R.

No, North. Market St JOHN H. OLAEY, 3E9 ACRR FARM. 475 ACRE FARM. 613 ACRB FARM.

FOR SALE. A Bargain, 7-room frame dwelling and all outbuildings, large lot. situate on pike and rleotrlo railroad. Call for particulars, 200 acres, fine about 9 miles from Frederick, and one mile from State Road. 87 acres, good aoout 9 miles from Frederick, and one mile from pike road.

2-story, brick dwelling, 6 rooms and bath, electric lights, situate No. 2:4 south Market street, Frederick. 3-story, brick dwelling, 8 rooms flud bath, steam beat, and electric lights, situate No. SoutR Market street, 2 1-2-story, brick dwelling, I rooms, situate No. 106 South Market street, Frederick.

REAL ESTATE, MORTOAffJW ANQ INVESTMENT CdMPANT. OF FREDERICK COUNTJ. HARYIAIID JOHN N. CLARY. Manatee, Opposite-City Hotel.

No. 28 West Patrick street. REAL ESTATE AGENTS. new address that WM. A.

Poultry and Epqe Waited. I'AIJI. frrZ Knar JNMEMORIAM. in wiemoriam- I In "sad but-lovlnRffemembrnnce of. rested yesterday evening by Xfflcers dear Mother.

Mary E. Sulcer. Grove and Npgle for operating an ono to I Automobile a license, was ber 17 1918 i fined on that charge, and $5 more Regt dea mothor thy ahorg 0 or on a charge of failing to observe the Thy inn wlll tol no m0ro the traffic regulations at the A faithftl mother nml true and klmli Square Corner The case was tried A truor roolher you coul(1 not flnd hats on Friday and Saturday, 17th and 18th. N. R.

D. MANTZ; 14 8. St. Reduction sale on elegant line of human hair switches positively diiocd. Sale will appeal to all 1 any shade of hair.

I MRS. D. E. KEFA-UVER. Corner Third -and Market Sts.

Md- by Justice Brust. Constipation The beginning of almost every ser ous disorder constipation. If you want to enjoy coed health keep your bowels regular. This best Dllahed by proper diet and exercise. 1 ut aometlmes a mertlftlne, la needed; and when'thnt the cale you will find "Yes, we miss, oh how we miss you, When we see yonr vacant chair.

i But how cad home Is without you, For there is no mother there. 'By her CHILDREN. Watchmaker. Fine Watch and Clock Repairing. SAMUEL L.

TYLER, 307 North Market Street. In Memorlam. In HaI.bu't loving rcniembraiice.of Try Chiropractic Spinal Adjustments for yonr acute or chronic ai'- mcnts. W. A.

Summervllle, D. Chiropractor. Peoples Fire Insurance cor. W. Church and Court Sts, In Frederick Wed.

and Frl. from 9 m. to m. Electricity Phone 1077. 132 acres near pike, 4 acres In timber, line set of buildings.

35 acres close to markets. New room house, modern conveniences- All necessary outbuildings. 22 acres, all under cultivation. 3 1-2 miles west of Frederick, lays well and produces well. room house in excellent repair, One outbuildings.

CITV PROPERTY. A ten-room house in one of outmost dcslnibln residential sections. Built of of the finest quality. The Interior is finished In quartered oak. It has such advantages us parquetry and hard wood floors, hot wntei 1 trlcity, gas, two baths.

toilets', I ample closet space the! 1 entire house, fine laundry. I well lighted and well ventilated i room has an open grate. Fine garage. The depth of -the lot Is nearly two hundred feet. In addition to the above we have on our list, farms ranging from 10 acres to 500 acres, as also some attractive city and suburban! properties.

FOR SUZ.ID. A small farm of Si aeree, Improved with 6-room frame and atone houne, barn and all nscea- Hary Ix)t of fruit. Lot of one acre of land, improved with (-room house In village of Fengnvllle. Truck place of 11 acres on Btate Road. 6 miles from Frederick, 11,600.

Productlvn farm of 254 acres, 1 mile from Ktgh School, near R. R. 281-ocre farm. In splendid state of cultivation. 7-room brlclc, metal roof, 4weN ling with one-half land WeHt Patrick ntreet.

c-room brick, modem dwelllnsT on Dill Ave. Dwelling erected In 1916. Construction of the beet. Location equal to any. Several, xuburban homes with nniall ORAT80M H.

inUtCBR, Real Eatate, Loans and Pythian Caatle Bldg. Rooai Frederick. 114. Noah K. Cramer.

H. Cramer N. K. CHAMER SON. REAL ESTATE, LOANS FIRR 140 acres at Urban acres on Hal to.

pike 7 modern city Barsoln, 100 acres at Woodsboro. suburban at Frederick. REAL ESTATE: FOR Very fine farm of 280 I tnllea from Buckeyatown, along State Road. Two of ings. Plenty of runolaf water.

Farm of 128 fccfee, one mflt from Frederick. A food limestone farm. Farm of 865 Screl, near Bock Lodte, Montgomery coontyv Oood bulldlacs. Good Montgomery About 100 acres in good timber. Farm of about 200 mnea;" Frederick.

A very vrodttOr Uvo farm, Farm of near Walk-" ersvllle. Good Land in high state ot cultivatton, N. JOLLIPFB3, I 'Phone 209. Real Estate. 6 West Church fit 1 Frederick, Md.

nt at Martlnsburar. MILLDntET. MILLINERY OPENING. to our Tablets are excellent, my dear sister, Mrs. Lillian Gayer Music Rolls and double disc re- are mlM Armstrong, who departed tWIs life cords 29c.

16.000 to select from, the stock In POTTS ft GRIFFIN. Real Betate and General laranwc Court it, Frederiok. Md 'Phone OBAD AT.K« to do them attention to ordera for sand Oasnaltr Inaonaee HEARD, I CRAMER'S BIQ PIANO HOUSE. OPENING Off PATTERN BONNETS AND HATS ON, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OCTOBER 17 AND 18.

N. R. D. MANTZ, 14 South Market Street. IN8UBANOX.

THE mSURANCB LEWIS Rl DERTZBAUCH, Pythian Castle, Frederick. Md. r- If you borrow money from the bank Life Insurance is good security If you endorse a note, Life Insurance is gqtod security If you carry a mortgage Life Insurance is good necttrtty," If you provide for your family. Life Insurance Is' good If'yon can get it 4 Life Insurance Is-good iwtenrlty It you want I can give you as good at policy as money'can A little thought win contlnca you that you ra)Iy need it.nowi', Buy It today. Remember the flu.