The Gambrill Grain Products Co.

THE JEFFERSONIAN, TOWSON, MARYLAND.
August 14, 1920—Page 8
incorporators,
all of
—Miss Julia Lee is- spending some names of the
| time at Buena Vista, up in the Blue whom are well-known sportsmen, follow: Howard Bruce, Thomas M. Cott| Ridge.
—Mr. N. Bosley Hoffman has return- man, D. K. Este Pisher, Jr., Donald N.
led from his vacation, spent up in Car- Gilpin, William W. Lannahan, Albert
G. Ober, Jr., D. Stewart Ridgely, Thos.
Iroll county.
(Qontinued from Page 1)
Swann, E. Skipwith Bruce, Dr. M. J :
—Miss Emma K. Dunphy has return- Cromwell, H.
—Chief
Judge and Mrs. T. Scott
Granger
Gaither, T.
spending Courtenay Jenifer, David G. Mcintosh,
Offutt are spending some time in Can- ed to her home here after
some
time
with
friends
in
North
CaroJr.,
Stuart
Olivier,
John
Ridgely,
Jr.,
ada.
lina.
/
John P. Symington.
—Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Anderson
—Rev. W. H. Litsinger, pastor of
are registered at
an Atlantic
City North Baltimore M. P. Churcch, will
hotdl.
preach at the Towson M. P. Church toSNAPSHOTS OF NEWS
—Mr. Clarence Craumer
and wife morrow morning.
will leave on Monday for a vacation
—Dr. Cole, of the Animal Husbandry
Baltimore armelite Nuns have estrip to Wildwood, N. J.
Department of the U. S. Dept. of Ag- tablished a new community in New
spent Wednesday in Towson, York city.
,
—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Busick left riculture,
up reported
cases of hog
on Monday for a visit to friends in looking
A battle lasting 2 days was fought
cholera.
A t Saiatosra S t r e e t
Greencastle and Chambersburg, Pa.
Mt. V e r n o n 972-3-4
before the Russian Bolsheviki
took
—Mr. Charles B. Chapman, who is Ostrolenka.
—Dr. Henry M. West
moved
this connected
with the office of Clerk of
week to the house on Orkney
road, the Court here, accompanied by Mrs.
The Chamber of Deputies ratified the
Govans, which he recently purchased. Chapman, itj spending his
vacation treaty of St. Germain (the Austrian
r
I en
K
peace
treaty).
with
his
son-in-law
and
daughter,
Mr.
^ L °ch,
connected with
t.*~H - 1 f
Rear Admiral Edw. Hickman Green
the Clerk's Office here, is spending his and Mrs. Leslie' Gager, at their home
Ripe Olives-!—Mayflower; largo size
Per jar . .
35c
annual vacation rusticating about his in New York.
retired, Washington, D. C, died at a
home.
trbtel at Atlantic City.
Peas—Caima; Early Juiie, Per doz, $2.00; Per tin
18c
—Announcements
have
been
sent
out
Operation of all
but two
Illinois
. " ^ w o colored couples were married by Mr. and Mrs. James E. Dunphy of
Hams—Joyner's
Smithfield
Per
Pound
69c
resumed, and
by Rev. Father James G. O'Neill, at the marriage of their daughter, Isabel coal mines has .been
the church of the Immaculate
here, Riley, to Mr. Henry Clay Bourke, Jr. these will be back spon.
Brooms—Hanover; 4 string
Each
55c
this week.
The ceremony will take place on SatThe Russians
have
captured the
Soap—Dove
Brand;
white
floating
3
cakes
20c
urday
evening,
August
28,
at
7.30
in
—Miss Margaret Trinkaus. gave a the Towson M. E. Church. The couple town of Cienchanow, thus cutting the
Valencia Oranges—Juicy and sweet
Per doz
68c
dance on Wednesday
evening
last will make their home at 202 S. 5th St., Warsaw-Danzig Railway.
T. P. O'Connor denounced the Irish
guests a n u m b e r o f Towsonitls were Brooklyn.where Mr. Bourke is, in busiy
:
coercion law as the worst ever passed
ness.
by the British Parliament.
+uT¥-iss hula- s ohn, stenographer in
Neck Veal Chops
25c
—Mr. Elijah M. Price, former warden
COFFEE—SPECIAL BLEND.
the law offices of Mr. William P Cote
The demands of the electrical workof the Baltimore County Jail, has made ers in the Canal Zone with regard to
Neck Lamb Chops
25c
s e r a S h o r e S P e n d i n S h e r V a c a t i o n a t t h * application for the position of Warden their wages has been granted.
1-lb. pkg., 36c
5-lb., $1.70
Chuck Roast
'.
25c
of the Maryland Penitentiary, to fill
An involuntary
petition in
bankW
rd
M
lls
w h 0 h a s be
the vacancy made
possible
by the
editX*nf
th
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n
Fresh Shoulders
25c
Utoi of the New Era for some time
Leonard. ruptcy was filed against Charle s Ponzi
hasi severed his connection with that death of the late Warden
Mr. Price, in his letter to the Board of in the Federal Court at Boston.
Veal Shoulders
25c
publication.
General Lesziniewski, Polish minisPrison Control, stated that if the job
R
Picnic Hanis
25c
e v ' and Mrs. J. David Clark have of warden should not be given him he ter of War, has resigned, and has been
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fill any other vacancy which the succeeded by General Solnokowski.
fn H w r ^ U § S t S . t h ^ i r ^ u g h t e r and son! could
Pure Lard
25c
Red Wing Grape Juice—Quart Bottle, 65c
Board would suggest. As reference
The Premier of Hungary says preo r f e e r ^ n , a N d J M r S r H a ^ ^inkade, he gave Judge Frank I. Duncan and parations
are being made to meet the
Ginger Ale—Noreca—Dozen $1.50
Attorney
Harry
B.
Wolff.
eventuality of a Bolshevik invasion.
—Rev. and Mrs. s. P. CasJsen are
Sarsaparilla—Noreca—Dozen, $1.50
—Mr.
Warren
S.
Seipp,
son
of
Col.
tlm
w i t h
The boycott instituted against HunSSLrA
£
N a t i v e s In
Cumberland they having motored up George W Seipp, a native of Towson gary several weeks ago by transport
Russet Cider—Bottle, 90c
the fore part of this week.
and whose wife was a daughter of ' workers of surrounding countries has
Held, of this place, was appoint- I ended.
—Miss Lyda Lee Tall will arrive in Judge
The Fountain Favorite—Cake, Strawberries and Ice Cream
Towson today to assume her
new ed recently as a member of the BaltiAn agreement haal been reached beduties as head of the Maryland State more City School Board. Mr/Seipp was I tween Greece and Italy on the quesA La Mode, 25c.
educated
in
the
county
public
schools
612 Forrest Street, Baltimore
Normal School, South Towson
after which he attended the Baltimore tion of the disposition n f the D o d e c a R r 7 ^ ? e J 5 £ n a i ^ o n o f M r s - Charles R. Polytechnic Institute. He is now as- nese Islands.
Title
Guarantee
Secretary Baker made an inspection
•Blown, wife of one of our rural mail sociated with the
L U N C H A T O U R SODA FOUNTAIN
carriers, who sprained, her ankle re- and Trust Company, of Baltimore, as of the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
cently, is reported as much improved vice-president.
and will recommend its improvement
Better Coffee—Better Tea—Better Chocolate
—•Mr.. Win P. Cole, Jr., whose famto
Congress.
—A truck driven, by Joseph Parks,
ily is out of town, has been spending
Better Foods
The peace treaty with Bulgaria was
the week-end at the home of his par- and the property of "Harry T. Campbell- made
effective by
the exBecause the Best is Served.
ents, Clerk of the Court and Mrs. Wm & Son, of Towson, was halted by a changeformally
of
ratifications
among
the
powsentative of State Roads ComP. Cole.
mission on the York road, who jacked ers to the pact.
—-Mr. and Mrs. Prank I. Wheeler and it up with' a set of Black & Decker
Great Britain and France are contheir son, Robert, who motored to Reneters, and as a consequence I vinced that the Bolshevik
intend to C^«:«KK~X~X~:~X~K^^^
hoboth Beach, Del., for a stay of some Juf-tice Wm. P. Butler fined the owner , capture Warsaw and set up a Soviet
returned to their home here this $10 and costs for overloading. Basil 1 government in Poland.
Hall, a negro from Phoenix, .was also
Royal assent was given to the Irish
week. r
*~7^ -a T h o m a s W. Offutt, president arrested for overloading a cool truck Coercion bill after the House of Lords
This roof furnished and erected by E. J. FICK & CO.
m
passed the secosd reading of the nieasof the Second National Bank, with his and was fined the same amount.
—Little
Edward
Hudson,
son of jre without a division.
two boys, "Tommy" and Milton, are
camping in the mountains
of West County Agent and Mrs. J. P. Hudson,
Eighty thousand employees of
tke
\ trglnia,
is "flighty"—not to say, however, that American Railway Express Company
with the
_—Mr. Wm. D. Nicholl, our genial as- he is| off in the head, but Edward is will be awarded increased wages by
sistant postmaster, with his; family is a "bug" on aeroplanes and on Monday the Railroad Labor Board.
spending his vacation at the home of last wended his way to Logan Field,
American coal miners in 1918 under
w S ^ ° ^ e r ' M r " H e n r y H. Nicholl, at Dundalk, and upon the invitation of war stress, broke all reccordsj for out\\ oodbridge, Va.
one of the pilots went "heavenward" put, according to a report by the Bufirst time in his life. The ma- reau of Mines just published.
—Miss Ella Boyer, of York, Pa., wiio •^or the that
little Edward "sailed" in
has been on a two weeks' vacation vis- chine
E. H. Grim, said to be president of
an atitude of 2,000 feet and
h<\u
Detroit Vapor Oil StoVe
J& 1 * R\ Philadelphia,
Pa.,
Atlantic reached
he
was
shown
the "air route" a bank at Philippi, W. Va., died at a
City and Ocean City, N. J., and Towson, high above the over
New
York
hospital
from
acute
opium
tall
sky-scrapers of
BURNS OIL
lett for hei home yesterday evening.
poisoning, according to physicians.
Baltimore City.
—J. Howard Playhart will leave toThe Greeks have reoccupied
their 2
FIVE REASONS Why You Should Own One
—Sadie
Addison,
of
Ruxton,
was was
day for Glen Rock, Pa., where he will
lost positions near Simav, Asia Minor,
arrested
last
Saturday
upon
the
comspend
a
portion
of
his
two
weeks'
va—the only oil stove without wicks or wick substitutes
they say the occupation of Concation with his cousin, Mr. Wm B M plaint of her mother on a charge of but
—th§ only oil stove that makes gas from kerosene, gasoPatterson
He will be accompanied by disorderly conduct, was adjudged on stantinople is not being considered.
Wednesday
of
unsound
mind
by
a
line or distillate, and burns it like a gas range
The Bolshevik government has reMra. Playhart.
Sheriff's jury sitting a t Towson and fused the proposition contained in the
—the oil stove with big 8i-lb grey iron burners that pro»,—Miss Mary B. Bowen, daughter of ordered by the court to be confined in British government's last note to conduce enough heat for cooking or baking
Mrs. C. Rebecca Bowen, will leave this the State Hospital for the Insane at clude a ten days' truce with Poland.
evening for Cleveland, O., to visit her Springfield until such time as she reneed—at a 25% saving in fuel
Purchase
of extensive
additional
uncle, Mr. -Joseph P. Bavne, and be- covers
her reason. I t is; alleged, equipment
-the only oil stove that bakes, boils, fries
facilitate the
developfore her return home will go to Buf- among other things,
fhat she sent ment of thetoNavy's
coal
lands
Alasor roasts anything—from a delicate cusfalo and Niagara Palls.
threatening letters through the mails, ka was approved by Secretary in
Daniels.
tard, to a big rib roast, as deliciously and
—Supt. of County Schools Clarence some of "which were received by CounAnnouncement was made that a new EJ
as quickly as on any city gas range—the
<r. Cooper, has purchased the house on ty Treasurer N. Bosley Merryman.
unofficial record for a transcontinental
Lurke avenue, formerly occupied by
—Stephen Kolakowski, a minor, by automobile
onb) oil stove that gives 19 house service
trip was established when
Clerk of the Court Wm. P. Cole Mr Lucy Kolakowski,
his next
friend,
for 19 cents ;
Cooper will move into his new home through Attorney Edward G. Wright, a five-passenger touring car carrying
United
States
from San Francisco
on August 24.
Tuesday filed a suit
in the
Circuit to New York mail
See Our Demonstration SS»
arrived in New York
„ —Isham
Sidney,
the
negro
who Court at Towson against John W. Hen- after a run of 4 days 14 hours and 43
plaintiff
claims minutes.
Slate Roofing
staged" a duel upon the streets of son, in which the
Sparrows Point,
this
county,
with $30,000 damages for personal injuries
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alleged
to
have
been
sustained
on
another
negro,
and
who
seriously
sfhot
Distributor
Tile Roofing
his opponent, is now lodged
in the April 3 laa*t when he was struck by an
jail at Towson to await the action of automobile truck belonging to the de11*427-429
fendant while crossing Eastern avethe Grand Jury.
Slag Roofing
J £y Q U
nue, near the intersecction of
Wolfe
r e q U j r e
a
n e w
YQQf
Q n
RIDERWOOD.
South Broadway
—Mil. Forrester^ SR. Whinnery. up street, Baltimore. I t is stated
that
until a few years! ago engaged in the the plaintiff suffered severe contusions
Mr. John G. Naylor is confined to his
Phone, Wolfe 313-314
plumbing business here, having been and abrasions about the haed and home with rheumatism.
Asbestos Shingle Roofing
y Q u r
hOtTie Ol O U t b u H d i n g S , l e t
compelled to give up on account of his body, as a result of which he hasi since
Mr. T. C. Harrington ran a nail in
health, died on Thursdav. Mr. Whin- had "frequent lapses of memory" and his foot and is| quite ill from the
nery, who was 37 years of age, was "intelligent understanding." I t is fur- effects.
identified with many fraternal orders. ther alleged that the defendant's truck
The Men's Bible Class of Hunt's M.
—Miss Chenoweth, rural mail carrier was being operated in a reckless man- E. Church will hold a picnic in JohnAsphalt Roofing
son's Grove, on the Falls road, near
operating from Towson Post Office, had ner.
the misfortune of having her Maxwell
—Baltimore City has its Society for Brooklarvdville, on Saturday!, Au'gust
touring car nearly demolished when a the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, 28.
Rubber Roofing
The Epworth League will go on an
runaway team crashed into it on the and Towson has its; "Bill" Koerner,
Pot Spring road. The side and back the renowned tonsorial
artist, who excursion this afternoon to Annapolis
of the body is dented to such an extent here of late has been occupying his and West River.
Roofing Cement
Mr. Thomas L. Dohoney is building
that a new one ia the only remedy.
spare moments in buying, trading and
selling rabbitt hpunds. We have not an addition to his house on Maple
investigated the matter ourselves, but a"enue.
have been informed that the cellar of
JOBBERS
MEMBERS OF BUILDERS EXCHANGE
CONTRACTORS
his home is "jammed full" of hounds,
ROCK CHAPEL.
ranging in age from a few weeks to
Mrs. Samuel Milner, of Baltimore, is
50 years of age, cripples, manged, bob109
E.
LOMBARD
STREET,
Baltimore,
Md.
tailed and
one-eyed and all
other visiting friends and relatives in our
known varieties It has been reported community.
Mr. Clinton Ensinger and Mis» May
that "Bill" is anticipating opposition
Phone, St. Paul 2332
g-iiwaw
to the Elkridge Hunt Club, and some Taylor, of Baltimore, are visiting their
friend,
Mrs. Bell Wantland.
fine day we may expect to see him
Mrs. Annie Wheeling and
son, of
mounted upon a clothes horse in his
yard with his pack of hounds follow- Williamsport, Pa., are spending some
ing over the gutters and through the time with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. V. Brown.
Mrs. F. M. Briggs and Miss Margaret
cabbage plants after a "hair."
—A certificate of a corporation to Leidlich have returned home from' a
WJW^^J-JLJWBHMMiWI^^
be known as "The Elkridge' Houndsj week's vacation to Ocean City, Md.
Mrs* Nelson Gilbert and family, of
Inc.," was filed for record in the clerk's
office a t Towson Tuesday. The gen- Shawsville, Md., were callers in our
Most Sanitary Store In Baltimore
eral objects and purposes of the cor- town during the week.
•'•'":\*iV£'*
poration, as stated in the certificates,
are to promote the sport of fox huntRAYVILLE.
ing, cross-country riding and
horseMrs. Elizabeth M. Tyson, aged 85
manship; the owning, breeding, raising
and training of all . breeds of
fox years, died at the home of her daugh126 North Paca Street
Business grows by service that the hounds and dogs, and" the holding of ter, Mrs. William Wright, at Hillsdale,
public knows about.
week. Funeral
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such shows, field trials and amateur on Thursday of last
SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY.
races for horses and hounds as
will was held at the home on last Sunday
Wake up you heathens, who
don't best promote and stimulate an interest afternoon, after which
the remains
know you're living in a live town!
in the sjport. The corporation is also were brought to this village and laid
. 10 Cts.
Stewing Lamb
authorized to accquire real estate and to rest in the local cemetery.
Phone Wolfe 1960—Phone Wolfe 64
Both the People's Modern Pharmacy to maintain a club house. The prinPreaching service at Pine Grove on
10
Corned Beef
and Hergenrather's Drug Store receive cipal office of the corporation,
it isSunday night by Rev. A. B. Statton,
&?v
12*6
Boiling Beef
subscriptions to magazines and peri- stated, will be located on the "Long- D. D. Th<? last quarterly
conference
odicals. Don't hand over your money quarter Farm," in the Eighth district will also be held at this time.
18-22
Chuck Roast
to strangers k They may be fakes.
Mr. Aubrey Slade and family, of Balof Baltimore county, and David G. Mc20
Shoulder of Lamb
intosh, Jr.; will be its resident agent. timore, were the week-end guests of
Wise men are instructed by reason, It is further stated that the corpora- Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Tracey.
20
Smoked Sausage
Mrs;. W. W. Kessler is re-roofing her
Men of less understanding by experi- tion is not organized for profit
and
Phone St. Paul 2883—Phone Gilmor 3321 ,
ence,
shall
have no capital
stock. The dwelling.
20
Hamburg Steak
The most ignorant by necessity,
18
And beastsj by nature.
Compound used as Lard
Phone or Leave Orders With Cashier—We Will Fill Them
&#?<&
22
Boneless Pot Roast . . .
Get yourself a thermometer at HerWatch Windows for Specials Every Day in the Week
genrather's so that you will know how
23
Pure Lard
cool you are. Price only 25 cents.
25
Lamb Chops
A weary traveler described eastern
25
Leg of Lamb
Colorado as: "The biggest section of
1
vK"
'''X>
country
on t h i s globe. You can look
2
5
Rib Roast
farther
and
sfce less, cross more
25
streams with less water, find more
Rump Roast
cows and les s milk and go
farther
2
5
3-Cornered Roast
without getting anywhere,
than any
place else in the world."
25
Picnic Ham
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SPECIAL F O R SATURDAY
TOWSON AT A GLANCE
ACKER MERRALL & CONDIT fl]
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GROCERS
Ui
S I N C E 1.820
306-308-310 N. HOWARD STREET
QUALITY-SERVICE
I WANT MY NEIGHBORS
ALL TO KNOWFOR MEATS T H I S ^
IS THE PLACE TO GO
2 5 CENT SALE
Summer Drinks
TOWSON BRANCH BELVEDERE MEAT MARKET
and BELVEDERE MEAT MARKET
Fancy Pastry
Quickly Prepared
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GEO. W. HABBERSETT,,.
Local Correspondence
Asphalt shingie Roofing
u s s u b m i t a n e s t i m a t e for a n e w
fireproof
roof.
EDWARD G. FICK & CO.
HERGENRATHER'S
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SHOTS
Lexington Meat Company
£££!
mm
428 South Broadway
1200 W. Baltimore St.
508 North Gay St.
218 North Eutaw St.
m
Saturday, Aug. 14, 1920~-Until 12 Noon
m
After shaving, after bathing,
you
should always us^e talcum powder. At
both stores there is a large variety—
15, 20 and 25 cents.
Very Plucky,
The man who had made a huge fortune was speaking a few words to a
number of students at a business class.
Of course, the main theme of his address was himself.
"All my success in life, all my tremendous financial pres.tige," he said
proudly, "I owe to one thing alone—
For More Milk and Better Health Cows in Good Physical Condition pluck."
Here he made an impressive pause,
but the effect was totally ruined by
Always Give Best Yearly Yield. "PFO" DAIRY RATION
one student, who asked impressively:
"Yes sir, but how are we tofindthe
will keep your cows in good physical condition with less attention in feeding. right people to pluck?"
Feed Your Cows "PFO" DAIRY RATION
PALATABILITY
The members: of the Center York
Church of York county,
No dairy cow ever did well on a feed she did not like. In selecting the Presbyterian
Pa., stopped with us a few minutes on
ingredients for "PFO" DAIRY RATION we have paid most particular Wednesday of last week. They were
attention to the palatability of the mixture. Cows eat it eagerly and o ntheir way to the big city for an
outing in beautiful Druid Hill Park.
do not "go off feed" readily
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
PROTEIN, 20 per cent.;
Pat, 3 per cent.;
Carbohydrates, 50 per cent.;
Fibre, 15 per cent.
The above figures are not the real values to the feeder. It is, the
digestibility that counts and produces and just how much digestible nutrients in a dairy ration is what the feeder who knows his
business wants to know. DIGESTIBLE PROTEIN 1 5 ^ per cent.
FAT and CARBOHYDRATES 60 per cent.
Manufactured by P. FRED'K OBRECHT & SON
1123 LIGHT STREET
i21-3-52w
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
What's the matter with Baltimore
county that it has no girls'
canning
clubs? Girls, why don't you find the
reason why you are being left out in
the cold? Are the county fathers antisuffragists?
At the People's Modern
Pharmacy
you'llfind a few nice toys, such as garden
sets, kiddie-cars,
doll
babies..
Treat the kids. Keep them out of the
sun and happy.
Extra! Just received a big shipment of fine stationery. Can be had
at either store.
The Gambrill
Grain Products Co.
In the Market Every Day
For
W H E A T A N D CORN
Highest Cash Prices Paid
We have just installed NEW MACHINERY for
unloading GRAIN from trucks and wagons quickly.
We will receive WHEAT direct from THRASHER,
fan it free of charge and you take back the blowings.
Phone at our expense for prices or further information.
Phone Wolfe 4352.
Warehouses 2121-23 Aliceanna Street.
Boost, don't knock!
& ryland State Archives mdsa_sc34io_i_63-0249.jj
Honey Cured Smoked Regular Hams . .
6 to 8 Lbs. Average—Half or Whole . .
COMPOUND Used as Lard ...
Round
Sirloin
Porterhouse
STEAKS
35c
18c
29c
ALL DAY SPECIALS
BUTTERINE
Sliced Liver
Brisket Boil
Plate or Top Rib
Center Shoulder
Chuck Roast
Silver Nut
The Best
30c
7c
12i
20c
Fleshy Boil
Pot Roast .
3-Cornered, Rump
or Rib Roast
16c
24c
GENIUNE SPRING
LAMB
Stew
Shoulders
Legs
12V2c
24c
27c
65 MARKETS IN PRINIPCAL CITIES OF 15 STATES
Main Office, Chicago, 111. Packing House, Peoria, 111.
All Meats U. S. Government Inspected. •
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