The News from Frederick, Maryland • Page 9

THE DAILY NEWS, FREDERICK, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1924. NINE PROGRAM COMPLETED FOR REUNION OF METHODISTS Annual Affair at BraMock on Next Thursday, September 4. The twelfth annual Methodist reunion of Frederick County wUl held Thursday, September 4, at Braddock Heights. A good program has been arranged, and is as follows: 19 a. old love tevt.

led fey Rer. William E. Miller, Mt Airy: 11.00 devotional serrtce, RCT. J. W.

Kirk presiding; "Onward Christian Soldiers;" prayer. Rev. R. L. Movrbray; Scripture tessoa.

Rer. W. A. Sites i singing. The King's Business;" address.

"Methodist Rer. G. Hnmphreys. D. D.of Baltimore; benediction.

Rev. Wendell Allen; 12, luncheon. Song service, unde rthe direction, of W. E. Klndley.

will be heldat 1. ia the aiternoo Tfee devotionil service will start at 2 o'clock, ad be led by Rer. G. Ellis Williams. D.

D. The program, is as follows: Singing, "Let Gospel tight Some Out;" prayer. Rer. R. C.

Maxwell; selection. Masonic quartette; Scripture Rev. R. Donaldson; solo. Miss Theresa Graff; selection.

Mssontc quartette: singing, "The Whole Wide World:" address. "Missionary Evangelism." Rev. E. Stanley Jones. D.

of India; benediction. Rev. E. R. Spencer.

Musical director. W. E. Kinder; pianist. Mrs.

VT. E. KfadJey. No Bidder for Bend When the Montgomery County Commissioners met Thursday to open bids for $75,000 bond issue there were no offers. The board, it is understoo-i, endeavor to dispose of the bonds at private sale.

The bonds were issued to provide funds for piking the road from Browns Corner to Ashton, a distance of five miles, and the reason they were not demand is understood to be that they are against Olney and Colesville districts instead of the' whole county. Brunswick Residence Sold. J. W. Jenkins has sold his home at 21 East street.

Brunswick. ID Grover C. Stewart, who will occupy the residence shortly. Mr. Jenkins has taken up residence at 40S A- Street.

Brunswick. A "For Sale" classified adreriise- will hrins TEACHERS NAMED Carroll open September 2. The teaching staff ol" the public of Westminster and Carroll coufcty is complete aad ready for the of the schools Tuesday. Sep- teqtber 2, part as follows: District--Pine HilL Baitian; Fisey Creek. Dorotty tleas; Walnut Grore.

Lambert- Margery Eveler; Oak Grove. Xrs. Stewart King; Tane- towa. Principal. J.

L. Uucsbe ger; H. Guy P. Bready; Miller. Clara M.

ringer, Dorothy Robfc, Bern, EstelU Essig. Harrv Ecker, Emma L. Rearer, Emily J. Chenoweth: Oregon, Alma R. Shriner- Clear View, Mary R.

Ohler; aey. T. W. Nnll; Oiterdaie Marian Reck. Middleburg District--Mt Vmoe, Bertie Sayder; Mlddleburg.

Carrie Harfoangh; Elem. Clara Derllbiss; Brucerille, Novella Harner; Keysville. Hazel Inskeep: Hobsoa Grore, Mary Hamilton. New Windsor sor, 1- M. Wageaman; H.

S. Hettye Myers, H. Donald Grace Rinehart. B. Masy Pfalsgroff, Waitine Brewer.

Josesph W. Kettering, Anna Roop, J. W. Mii- ler; Elem. Princ-.

Hanna Shank; Kl- Ivy Fowler. S. Edna Wilson: Springdalei Joseph Langclon; Park Hall. Vera Fowler; ML Vernoa. Emma.

Ecker; Baile. Landy Mooro; Medford, Dorothy Reifsnider; Retreat. Mary B. Fowble; Linwood, Margaret Weant; Elem. Asst.

Mabel Wilhide. Union Bridge District--Union Bridge, E. A. Wolfe: H. S.

Marie Bryan, Margaret Snader. Michael Leister. Dorothy Robb (music); Emory Ebaugh; Elem. Margaret Anders, Mary R. Reest.

Geraldine Major. Mildred Knox. becca Erb Wilhelmina Love; Bark Hill, Walter Fream. Mt. Airy District--Ridgcvjile.

Mary Rohrer: Chestnut Grore. Addie Spurrier; ML Olive, Ada R. Tipton: Mt Airy, Keller Smith; H. S. Mary Lankford.

Myrle Reck, Miriam Hull. Austin McBride. Aliens Thomas. Mary Toms. Mildred Clogs; Elem Edna.

Deril'jlss. Emily Race. Alice Selby. May Crimes, Olne Mount, Frankie Wetzel. Corrine Bennett; Newport.

Elizabeth Emory- Special teachers for Junior Project work; Lena J. Derr. C. M. Le- Pevre.

ROUT! OF MARrNBB IK MAJtCH THROUGH CITY. General Williams announced the line of march of Marines ia Frederick on Saturday as follows: From the ramp grounds to CarroU, south on Carroll to All Saints', then to Market, up Market to Patrick to Court, then on West Second to north on-Bentz to Fifth, then to Market, down Market to Patrick, and east on Patrick to the grounds. Two motorcycle officers, accompanying the Marines, will lead the procession. The Marines will leave the grounds at 10 a. m.

Parade details were announced by Gen. Williams following a conference with Mayor Culler, representing the city, and Col. D. J. Markey.

as president of the Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce. fmmmmmmmmmmmmummmmmm PEACHES! I GEORGIA BELLE THE ELBEETA The Highest Quality Plan Street Parade. A street carnival is being plannel by the Volunteer Fsre Company, of Brunswick, which wil! be held on West Potomac street. Brunswick, in immediate proximity ot the Firemen Halt The the street and par ksson 10 close this ihorongrtL'ate September 15-20 has alreadv been obtained from the Mayor and Goun- No: bad. that! it's, all right: but rou needn't I rat alKtut it like a bally ton Transcript.

Say y.m saw tt ia The MY DAY Yd HEAR PEOPLE SAY FOR YOUR HEALTH'S SAKE TAKE TONAL And That's Just What I Did, Says C. HobbsOf Lisbon, Frederick Md. Hivjcs met with an automobile accident abont six weeks ago. and severely injured and my nervous system was all shot to pieces, could not just roll and turn all night Was sure feeling badly, had no desire to eat. was much alarmed about the condition I was ia, and knowing so man; nho were taking Tonall and the good results they claimed they were receiving thought; perhaps Tonal! would be of benefit to me.

taken two bottles of Toaall and I am glad to state Tonall was just what mv system required. do not know which one of the 13 different Herbs, Roots and Barks In Ton- all was what my system required to build up and strengthen my nerves and build np my appetite, but what I do know my nervousness has" disappeared and my appetite and stomach organs are working as nature intended, and 1 certainly feel fins and attribute my hasty improvement to the merits dl Ton- alL Any person who has been unfortunate enough to hare nervous breakdown can readly appreciate condition I was in, better than I can explain Above Testimonial given Jan. 20. 1924. Tonall is soM at the People's Dru- Store, successors to the Drug Store, Frederick, where the Tonall chemist fa meeting the and explaining merits of TonalL 1 V.

The Telephone Dollar lie proposed increase telephone rates, effective November 1, 1924, is due to causes beyond our control. The reduced purchasing power of the dollar lies at the root of the problem. dollar buys less today than it did before the war. It buys less for us just as it buys less for you. The telephone company can buy less employees' time and buy less needed material with each dollar spent today than it could in 1913.

JThis is why we need more dollars to operate Maryland's telephone system for you and why we must ask more for the service. telephone rates have been increased about over the pre-war level. Wholesale commodity prices average higher than in and the cost of living averages over higher than before the war. With an increase of only in telephone rates, it is clear that they are out of adjustment with present price levels. THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC TELEPHONE COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY McCain Orchard Co.

Braddock Pike. irjliit it vii lor trrnal foot then oprin Tri-Une Foot Powder in thf "itrdiints morning. jour CI'iN The Peoples' Drug Stores, Fruit-rick, MU. Doubt It If Ton Want To. But TRI IT--Not Faith But Count Most IN CIHKOPRACTIC DR.

O. R. MciNTYRE, LIctnMd Chiropractor. 'Phone 1t4. Uady Attendant- 'V.

Patrick Frederick, Mtf. GET THEM" H. F. Shipley's Saturday Bargains! HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES TO THINK OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES, THINK. OF SHIPLEY'S Monday, Squirrel Season opens up.

Get your Super Long Range Shells at Shipley's Saturday, as we close Monday, Labor Day. How about a Gun? We have on Sale a Regular $39.00 Bicycle for $29.00 Cash, $39.00 Time. Also Iver Johnson and American Bicycles. See Shipley, the Bike Man. Bicycle Sundries.

One Real Good Tire for The Finest Line of School Bags and Lunch Boxes and Companion Sets ever shown. All of our Bathing Suits. All Makes, All Baseball Goods, off. $25.00 Value 100-piece Dinner Sets Gold Band and Decorated Only $15.00 New Line of White and Yellow Mixing Bowls, Flower Pots, Jardinieres All Sizes We have 5 Large Refrigerators, be st make, will sell at cost. Come and see them.

Two 4-gallon Ice Coolers, worth $4.00 each, at S2.50. All Screen Doors and Window Screens at Cost. Porch or Lawn Settees at $1.75 each. A $2.00 Dressed Doll Baby at 950 Babbitts, P. Fels Naptha, Cream, Tar, Goblin and Many Other Soaps, All 5c Cake 3 cans Pork and Beans for 25c Mason Pint Jars 65c doz.

Mason Jars doz. Large Size Jelly Glasses 39c doz. Zinc Jar Tops 25c doz. Mason Quart Jars 69c doz. 3 dozen Jar Gums for 25c SPECIAL CHINA AND ALUMINUM WARE SALE AT SHIPLEY'S NEW BUILDING 103 to 105 NORTH MARKET ST.

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