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SOUND ADVICE TO BUSINESS MKN
Six formulas adaptable to business
men now passing through the “torn*
porary process of contraction and re
adjustment.” were recommended by
Thoina> W Lament, member of tho
banking; bouse of .). I*. Morgan & Co.,
in a siaU nu nt wad in New York at
a business men’s convention.
“We an all feelinihe discomforts
of ibis procc>s,” Mr. I.amont wrote.
“No on.' can foretell the duration of
this jroce>s or estimate accurately
it< immediate and final results. Ne
cessarily this period • r uncertainty
renders f most diiilcuh in business to
make i day decisions that have a
bearintr upon the lone: future, f ixed
formulas of conduct, policy and in
line ciura^emenls are hard to write.
There are. however. >ome things
. •.cry man engaged in active business
can do;
“We 1 ii (• -olve not to lie I Tighten
ed into panic by .he wolf that may not
come.
“We can me* • our contracts to tlu*
utmost limit of our resources.
"We can take our losses like good
sport smen.
“We can unfailingly be fair to our
clients and customers.
“We can adhere just as rigidly a
ever to good e.hics and fair business
practices.
“W- must be just to our fellow
workers and employees and consider
their welfare as an integral part of
our own.”
Mr. expre <M the opinion
that "I’n : damentally, in tlie way ••*■
business. th IV 1- not wry llUlrll
hti'M" \vj h A meriea,"
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St ~r Ohio City of T O. .....
I .uoa; 1 out iy,
I rank J. Cheney make-- oath that He
-r |.art;aT ol’ liif "nil of 1 . .1
< heney .V Co., doing business in the
i .ily of Toledo, ( m vy ami Slate
foresaiil. and that raid linn will pay
ihe -um of ONE 111 NHREi* HOL
LARS for each and every case of
<’atarrh that cannot he cured hy >he
use of HALL’S CATARRH MLHI
- I\K. PRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed
:■ my prt seneo. this I'dh day of De
cember. A lb, IsSii. AAV. (Henson.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and ads through the Blood on
the Mm ou Surfaces of the System.
S. • d for lc ■'imonials free.
1. I. CHKNKV & co., Toledo, 0
Sold by ail drngghl Toe.
'I ' Family Pills for constipation,
i .1 CIIKNMV & Cd„ Toledo. 0.
Si KVKV 01 M\iiVl.'MM'o!.m:!S
lb'. Viaham Li. \n r, secretary of
tr . i . -1 Kduottlon Hoard, aeeom
pa i i■ i. il. C. Sage. lllc expert,
who h; irvey in Ihe
various under the di.reetioii o|
lovi ■ r i f*
Hi! diio I’l lay afti in the
- i i., i. l to the -ar
ia y of Maryland i-iilieges.
It was aim-, .am d after the confer
.:, . ' aaj t: : v.. .td c done by
Hr Saco, who will ko p in touch all
tlu while u tli Hr. I a Sla v
The colleges to be surveyed include
Washii trim ' olb ge, Westc/n Mary
iand, Maryland I niversity, Si. John's,
Mine Ridge, Morgan and certain do
parlmcnt- in the Johns Hopkins Lni
versity. TJjis will take several
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THE UN I VERS AL CAR 111
The Ford Sedan 111
AN all-weather car—this pretty thoroughly describes the Ford
Sedan.
In rain or cold it is a cozy, comfortable, enclosed car; in warm
weather, an ideal touring car. The plate glass windows are raised or
or lowered in a minute’s time. The Ford Sedan is always in accord -
with your wishes. Finely upholstered; equipped with electric starting
and lighting system; demountable rims and tire carrier in rear; instru
ment board on dash; the Sedan is a car of convenience and class, and
has proven a favorite family car. Yet, the reliable Ford chassis and
motor are a part of the Ford Sedan and that means low upkeep cost,
ease ot operation and durability. The Ford Sedan is just as popular
on the farm as in the city. It (its family needs everywhere.
Come in and see the Ford Sedan. If you want one, place your
order now. Orders are tilled in the same sequence they art’ received.
Make us your Ford headquarters, as we are experts with the famous
“Ford After-Service.”
WARREN W. BOUDEN, Dealer Elkton, Md.
It is understood that all of toe ex
penses attending the survey will be
borne by the Education Hoard, ex
cept possibly such work as the Gov
ernor may order at the State’s ex
pense. Hr. Flexner believes that as
a re- of the proposed investigation
Ih a’ education in this State
\ : i| e materially beneliteil.
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I V’.MKIiS AND (IAMBI.KKS
Senator t apper, of Kansas, has a
reputation of being the farmers’
friend. He has been giving the re
mit d p in corn values more atten
tion tha.i perhaps any other Ameri
can senator and his lull to lax the
grain gambling business out of ex
isfenee meets with the approval of all
soil-tillers in Harford county, as else
where.
The Senator says that many times
the quantity of the total crop of grain
has been bought and sold on the Chi
cago Hoard of Trade this fall and win
ter. and that the gambling in futures
is the prime cause of beating down
the price of grain. He admits, ap
parently, that the price of grain was
dne for a fall, but what he is trying j
to implant in the minds of congrf) s. j
is that the wholesale gambling at
< hieago has exaggerated the loss to
farmers many fold. All id’ which will
in- generally admitted.
Tin grain gamblers sometimes
force prices up and sometimes down, 1
but in either ease the price is forced
further up than conditions merit and
forced down further than conditions
tm i' ; t. And just nl the time of the
year when prices should be stabilized
■pr..■■■■ afi tally knocked down.
1 ; t”iv fs wi!' never be -atislied with
. , :.v ! by gamble! -. They an
willing to bn supply and demand fix
prices, and nothing else. Havre de
Grace Republican.
linn
WHAT ARK VOl R
CHANTKS OF SKTKSS
Do mi Step (hit \\i;h Snap \n<!
\ iiro-? Are ou \hU* to
Get Things Done?
IKIN’I STAND IN \(U li OWN W\\
I'eopli With Thin. Weak Rlom* Have
,i Hard I line id it. I hey Slmnlil
Take lb pie Mangan.
1 unk in i)u fads of vour he; LI.. So
I 'll U , , end- 11. ha\ in’g red . 1 md. If
j you stand up ill front of you,- wor-. ,
w: h had -tamd blood in ■. ■>ir
' • ni standing i i '
I way, ' N blocking ; ' own
Thdi Imi I maki s vou dull. It
■ you lie You faki no - ,
tin tit "■ i yi nr work. L is only
half as gi'"d as it should be.
You can r nu dy • hat i ondition so •
. u-ily. It- • •:• lakmir that tiiv tonic, i
I'epto Mai.eau, today and i-a'i p !■ up
f ~ i,while. Y, in- 11] oi. I will become
i-..’ ' died. I’epto-M.ungan makes iud
I* ii (i eorpitscles. You will get energy
J :.ud treog power of resistance In
■ lead of -landing it: your own way.
you will push yourself ahead because <
of greater vitality.
Hut be sure you get the genuine
■ IVplo-Mangati. ll is put up in both
i liquid and : inlet i n \ f t
1 “( i ude’s” and 1..- -ar. that Ihe name
; i- eh the package. The tablets nr tjie
■ liquid have the same medicinal value. )
adv
OKCIt *!li GLKItdS. .ysAHYLANU, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 25, I*2o
‘ Kl-nOIDS I
(GRANULES)
Dissolve instantly on tongue,
j or in hot or cold water, or
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L MAKERS OF
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HOUSE MENREItSiIII* TO BE IM
Tin' House Republicans in caucus |
last Friday night, voted 10ii to HI to ,
pass at ibis session a reapportions
meat law, which would increase the 1
membership of the House front 435 to
is ;. This would give the Slates one (
representative for about every 21!).-
000 of population as opposed to one '
for about 211.000 under the present
apportionment.
A bill for reapportionment on this
'oasis has already been introduced by ,
I Representative Siegel of New '1 ork,
j chairman of the census committee.
Under it California will gain five
membe rsin the House. New A ork
four, and Ohio four. Twenty-two
other States will have increases and
no State will lose.
Representative Tinkham, of Mas
sachusetts. -poke in favor of his reso
lution to inouire into the alleged de
nial of the vote to the Negroes in the
South, with a view to reduction of
representation in that section, but
Representative- Slemp ■)' Virgjinia
and Kdm of Califonsa opposed ac- F
t ti .a likely to hurt Republican pros
pect!- in tin South, and the caucus
■. : 1 1 I • 12 a-vain-1 Tinkham. |
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Nature’s Warning
l.lklcm I’cople Must Recognize and
Heed It.
ej ills . mysteriously.
It it nature generally warns you.
Notice the kidney secretions.
See if the color is unnatural
If there are settlings and sediment.
Passages frequent, scanty, painful.
1;’ time to fear serious kidney
triable. |
It- time to use Uoan’s Kidney Pills.
I litan's have done great work in this
localitv. Ask your neighbor!
Harry K Gaither. blacksmith, Klli
oil 1 ity. Md . says; “Sana ;
! had it very ,-evere iittack of kidney
trouble and I nlVci'cd untold a;r .
1 had sharp pairs across th -mall o r
my hack as if pierced by a lari'. I
I fell all tired and draped • I ■hy
; lairdiy siraillht. ■ up I Mil M ‘in
j swelled. I loan’s K in, h ped
me immediate!:.. 1 . . them right
along whenever 1 nei d them :md .■ ar.-
mo prai ■ 'a■ •
Price tide at all dealer- Don’t -im
ply ask for a kidney remedy get .
Doan’s Kidney Pills the sum. that
j Mr. (laither had. I oster Millnn'n Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo. N. V. adv-7
ZION, MD.
ANOTHER DROP!!
Endowing along with market closed
ly m reductions.
3Se outing flannel, 3'.: o/.. to yard,|
very heavy, 27 in. wide, 30c.
33 and 35, dress ginghams, 2nc.
30c ladies’ hose, 35c.
45 and 35c 4,\4 black muslin, 20c
and 25c.
CROCI K1 I.S
Kellog s Corn I lakes, 13c, two for
25c. 13c I’ost-toastics; lie. 30c Corn
I lakes, )2e. 9c Laundry Soap, Sc.
12c A ago l.aundrv Starch 10, IS,
extra tine Head Rice, 15c. t team of
Wheat, 2Se. I’uslum t ereal, -’2e.
4S, liest Cotfec, now 35,. 35( Java
Coffee, 33c.
Fresher Knitting Nanis, all shades.
Xmas Kerchiefs, Hox Papers, l ama
Articles, (Ilassu are, \ ases. Dishes.
Candv. Nurs, Oranges, figs, Dates
Reductions made every day on
some lines. Come and save money.
TERMS CASH.
J. M. C. CARHART
Closed Wednesday and Thursday
Nights at 6 P. M
DK F. K. LANAHAN
VETERINARIAN
Elkton, Maryland
Phono, Office 50. Residence 93
HOT f I WILMINGTON j
819 MARKET STREET
WILMINGTON, DEL.
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centrally 1< ctecl hotel
Excellent Newly Furnished Rooms
$1.50 Up
THOMAS THOMAS, Prop. |
HAROLD L COBOURN
Attorney-al-Law
PERRYVILI.E, MD. |
Office next door to Bank
Lee A. Patterson
Funeral Director
and iCmbalmer
PERRY VILLE, MD.
Prompt Attention
Lody Assistant if desirec
hunt* 2H-22. IVrr > ill* 22iny*tl
Ths Second National
Bank of Elkton
NO. 11112.
W, receive accounts of Surpora
lions, I-inns or Individuals, and will
he pleased to meet or correspond with
those who contemplate making
haiiges or opening new accounts.
interest paid on Certificates of De
posit remaining Six Months.
Safe Deposit Drawers in Eire proof
Vault for rent at S 2, >2 and $5 per
year, as to size.
Depositors living at a distance from
the Bank can send remittances by mail
safely, which will be promptly ack
nowledged by return mail.
Discount Day Monday or each week.
Inquiries will he promptly answer
ed, and any information relative to
business cheerfully given.
W.M.T. WARBURTON, President
JAMES J. ARCHER, V-Presidem
GEORGE EBER BROWN. Cashier.
Brow n & Bartley
Real Estate Agents
ELKTON, MD.
We have clients who will purchase
farms in this county from 50 to 1000
Acres. Parlies desiring to sell should
list their property with us, if they de
sire a quick sale at the bset market
price. 23mar-tf
r Auctioneer’s Card
1 am prepared to call sa'es •>
Personal or Real IVnpertv aa
to guarantee satisfaction ti
those employing me. Consul
me before selecting your auctioneer.
JOSEPH F. HOLT
R. D. No. 2 North East. Md
Phone 204 52
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C Ginghams, Percales and White Goods V
\ Laces and Lmbroideries #
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! Trunks and Suit Cases C
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! Men s Hats in all shades and shapes. i
) A newline of Men s Neckwear has just come in /
v Rubber Goods of all kinds. We sell the Ball Rand i
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( Men s Women s and Children s Shoes at all p ,k, 5 {
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