boys.Mrs. Benson Hall, of Marion Station,

is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wm. Ship-ley.

The W. C. T. U. of this place en-tertained at a mothers’ meeting overfifty ladies, Tuesday afternoon. A verypleasing and beneficial program wasgiven. Mrs. Albert Hall is presidentof this branch of W. C. T. U. and wasin charge of the meeting! Mrs. Wm.

H. Bennett gave a scripture readingand papers were read by Mrs. D. B.Sprecher, Mrs. Levi Barnes and Mrs.

Wm. Shipley. Delightful refreshmentswere served.

Mrs. Wm. Blunt entertained theUp-to-Date-Club last Friday afternoon.

The Sykesville school girls beat theDamascus school girls at a game ofdodge ball last Saturday afternoon,at Damascus.

FLNKBBUBCLGeorge Mooves and family, of Bal-

timore spent the week’s end with Mrs.Francis Mooves.

Wm. H. Swartz spent Sunday inWashington with Mr. and Mrs. Jos-eph B. Frazier.

Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund Teiser ofCarolina were week’s end guests ofMr. and Mrs. James Peeling.

Mrs. Irvin Gosnell, son and grand-daughter, Edna Smith, of Baltimorecounjy called on friends here on Sun-day.

Lewis High, of Baltimore visitedhis farm on Sunday.• Charles Rader who conducts twolarge Dairy farms here, had the mis-fortune to cut his hand with glass,causing, a slight attack of Tetanus.

Alva Keeney *s painting his resi-dence on the state road, which adds toits appearance.

A number of our people attendedthe furniture sale on the Kelbaughhomestead. Fair, prices were paid forold relics.

Some of our citizens attended thei demonstration of tractors in West-i minster last Saturday.

SYKESVILLE.

Mrs. Millard Weer is visiting rela-tives in Key Mar.

Mrs. Joshua Barnes gave her hus-band a surprise birthday party Friday•vening. which was very much en-joyed and Mrs. Barnes served delight-ful refreshments. Those present were,¦fr. and Mrs, George Barnes, Mrs.Levi Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. James Car-ter, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Bennett, Mr.

and Mrs. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. MauriceHughes, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brown,

and children and Mr. and Mrs. Rob-ert Carter.

Misses Isabel and Irene Gaitherand Mr. Elton Gist, of Baltimore, spentthe week's end with Mr. and Mrs.James Gaither.

Mrs. James Grimes is on the sicklist. v

Rev. Dr. W. W. Barnes, of Balti-more, West Baltimore District Super-intendent, spent Saturday and Sun-day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Melville. Barnes baptized their in-fant son, Sunday afternoon. He alsobaptized the baby of Mr. and Mrs.Charles Thompson.

The new preacher and family forfcv. Paulas Methodist Episcopal churcharrived Wednesday evening and theywere delightfully entertained by theLadies' Aid at the parsonage. Rev. E.O. Prichett and wife are both gradu-ates of Western Maryland College, andwill meet many friends here. We givehim a cordial welcome.

A very bad case of diptheria has de-veloped in Sykesville. The little four-year old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Spen-cer is extremely ill.

Miss Leona Hale is visiting rela-tives In Clarksville. i

Miss Maud Fairbank, chief at tele-phone exchange here is still confinedto her home from sickness.

A game of baseball between thehigh school here and high school atWestminster was played here last Pri- jday and was won by the Sykesville !

| Westminster & Littiestov/n Bns Linei TIME TABLE |S? Effective April Ist, 1920

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EWe sell and recommend COLUMBIA STORAGEBATTERIES, the highest quality battery that can be tejbuilt. /

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Think of it—-two whole years,fifty-twoweeks of freedom fromtrouble,then twelve months more.Why buy a puzzle box, whenyou <•"name facts and figures?

KLEE & HOFF, AgentsWESTMINSTER, MO.

Repairing, charging and distilled water for any battery.A Philadelphia Diamond Grid Battery to fit any car.

LOOK! !TO THE AUTOMOBILE BUYER i

We can make delivery of cars as we are getting cars shipped to us, whichare now on the way, and if you buy a

Six Cylinder Paige, Oakland or Scripps-Bqothyou will be well satisfied as the many are who own one.

PaigeLenox Roadster 2or 3 pass. Model 6-42 Price $1670 F. O. B.Glenbrook Touring 5 “ “ “ “ $1670 “

Essex Touring 7 “ “ 6-55 “ $2260 “

Larcbmont Sport Style 4 “ “ “ “

$2365 “

Paige Closed ModelCoupe 4 passenger Mode! 6-42 Pric- $2295 F. O. B.Se<Jan 6 “ “ “ “ $2395 “

Coupe 5 “ “ 6-55 “ $3060Sedan 7 “ “ “ “ $3160

Oakland ModelsRoadster 2 or 3 passenger Model 34-C Price $1165 F. O. B.Touring 5 “ “ “ “ $1165 “

Coupe 3or 4 “ “ “ “ $1825Sedan 4-Door 5 “ “ “ “ $1825 “

Scripps-Booth ModelsRoadster 2 or 3 passenger Model B-40 Price $1425 F. O. B.Touring 5 “ “ B-39 “

$1425 “

Coupe 3or 4 “ “ B-42 “

$2095 “

Sedan 5 “ “ B-41 •* $2175

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C. & P. Telephone No. 292.apri!6

THE FINE HORSE

BLACK PRINCE

This Fine STALLION will make tkeSeason of 1920, at the Stable of theOwner near OGG’S SCHOOL HOUSE,on the Hook road, EVERY DAY ex- 1cept Tuesday and Saturday. Every jTuesday I will be at Leonard Prey-man’s, on the Hoffman Farm, nearWinfield, after April.

.}BLACK PRINCE weighs 12M

jpounds, is . a Beautiful Black and a; sure foal getter. He has a mark of 2,17.He is bred from Prince of India anda Wilkes mare. All who wish to breedfrom a fine horse are invited to comeand look hira over as he will com-mend himself for style and action.This horse was formerly owned byDavid Barnhart, of Manchester.

TERMS: SIO.OO to Insure a Mare inFoal. Anyone patting .a Mare andparting with her before she is knownto he with foal will be held for In-surance. NOT RESPONSIBLE FORACCIDENTS OR ESCAPES.

GEORGE E. FREYMAN, OWNER.April 2—tf.

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| from whom reference can be gotten. Apply in person Hto Edwin S. Gehr.

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NOTICE.

The undersigned examiners’ ap-pointed by virtue of a commission tothem issued by the County Commis-sioners of Carroll County, to locate

jor cause to be located and open a pub-jlie road in Carroll county, beginningjfor the same at a point on the West-minster and Manchester State Roadin said county, at or below the see-¦ ond bridge spanning a stream immefi-

jately south of the Electric Power| House on said State Road, and run-ning thence over the bed of an

I abandoned mill race on the land he-: longing to the heirs of John Flohr,j deceased, now owned by a certain Mr.Pembleton, and the land of EmoryMerryman; thence continuing in asoutheasterly direction and runningon or near the bed of an old roadcommonly known as the Dark Hollow

' Road, through and over the lands ofEdward Witte, Slnlth-Yingling &

'August Witte and the Carroll Oak *

Tanning Company, to the TanneryRoad, and thence through and overthe lands of E. C. Wright, CharlesConaway, The Carroll Oak ft Tan-ning Company and Jefferson D. Greento intersect the Gorsuch Road abortone-half mile south-east of TanneryStation, Carroll comity, Md.

All persons whom it may concernare hereby notified that we will meeton THURSDAY, MAY 13th, 1920, at 9o’clock a. at, at the starting pointleading from Westminster and Man-chester State Road to the GorsuchRoad, at or near the second bridgeover the stream Sooth of the BlectrlePower House on the aforenamedstate road on the lands of the heirsof John Flohr, deceased, to executethe trust reposed in us by the afore-said Commission.

OSCAR D. HILBERT,ROBERT GIST,GEORGE A. LEISTER,

apr9-5t Examiners. ,

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