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Property Transfers in Baltimore County.
—Deeds, etc., received for record in the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Coart for Baltimore
County:
Executors and trustees of estate of James
Mauderson and wife to Martic Wright, lot on
Seventh street, g.r. $35.
Wm. W. Erdman et al. to William Cloud and
wife, lot at Hamilton Park. $175.
William E. Brohawn to Thomas W. Snyder and
wife, lot on Gehn avenue, sl.
Philip C. Mueller to Teoflca Morawski, lot on
Foster avenue, g.r. $43; $5.
Same to Jerome J. Krein and wife, lot on
Foster avenue, g.r. $42; $5.
Same to John S. Wolf and wife, lot on Foster
avenue, g.r. $43; $5.
Same to J. A. Lutman, lot on Foster avenue,
g.r. $43; $5.
Same to O. E. Habicht et al., lot on Foster
avenue, g.r. $43; $5.
B. F. Stallings and wife to Gustavus Owings,
2 lots near Main at., $6.
William W. Erdman et al. to John Lutz, lot at
Hamilton Park, $326.
B. H. Bussey and Leslie Griscom, trus., to L.
A. Monmonier, lot, g.r. $19.86; $lB5.
W. R.Collins to Lizzie Collins, lot on Sulphur
Springs road, $lO.
Lizzie Collins to Fannie Paige, same lot. S3OO.
Fannie Paige to Lizzie Collins, lot on Sulphur
Springs rd., sl.
Same to Bertha Garrett, lot on same rd., S3OO.
Overlea Land Co. to Henry Amrhtln and wife,
2 lots. SBSO
Henry H. Nicoll to Wm. J. Nicoll, 4 lots at
Linden Heights, SSOO.
Wm. J. Nicoll to United Surety Co., 2 lota at
Linden Heights, $5.
Wylie Heights Co. to Bobert S. Green, lot 33
Edgecombe Park.
S;ime to same, lot 34, $1,060.
Elizabeth Winand et al. to Henry 8. Snyder
and wife, 35 acres, $5.
Fanny M. Morton to Frank J. Hoen, lot at
Boland Park, $5.
Frank A. Glantz and wife to Frank Dietz and
wife, lot on Eastern avenue, g.r. $49.
Louisa A. Ringgold to Edward D. White and
wife, lot at Spring Hill Terrace, g.r. SIOO.
August C. Mann to John H. Leonard and
wife, lot on Laurel Hill avenue.
Roland Park Co. to F. J. Morton et al., 1 lot
$653.80.
F. J. Hoen to F. J. Morton and wife, 1 lot at
Roland Park. $5.
Harry E. Parkburst and wife to Victor H.
Brun, lot on St. George avenue, g r. S6O; SI,OOO.
Edward F. Brun to Harry E. Parkburst, lot on
St. George avenue, $6.
Harry E. Parkburst and wife to Edward F.
Brun, lot on St George avenue, g.r. S6O.
W. B. Townsend ana wifo to J. J. Fehn and
wife, lot on Mace ave., $5.
R. R. Boarman et al.. true., to J. G. Mays, 19
acres in Fifteenth district, sl.
J, J. Fehn and wife to W. R. Townsend, lot on
Foster ave., $5.
George Frame and wife to B. R. Powell and
wife, 110 acres, $5.
C. A. Kelly, admrx., to M. F. Costello, lot on
Clinton st., 300.
W. L. Westphal to W. C. Rose, lot on Leaver
ton avenue, $5.
J. T. Donohue to J. W. Myers, lot on Clinton
street, g.r. $42; SI,OOO.
Same to J. A. Stansbaugh and wife, lot on
Baldwin street, g.r. $42; sljoo.
Same to Wilhelm Braun and wife, lot on
Clinton street, g.r. $42; SI,OOO.
W. L. Russell et al. to W. C. Gardnerand wife,
lot on Relsterstown road, $5.
Owners’ Realty Co. to J. E. McCormick, 4 lots
at Chesaco Park, $238.60.
George Janssen and wife to German American
Bank, lot on East avenue, g.r. S3O; $5.
Taylor Land Co. and the Essex Co. to Ida
Sodergren, lot at Essex. $5.
Same to Sigvart Svendsen, lot at Essex, $5.
Edmund W. B. Simon, trus., to Magdalena
Vocke, 2 lots s.s. Baltimore and Frederick turn
pike road,sl.
Francis G. Stelnmetz to Catherine Steinmetz,
3 lots in C. J. Hull’s subdivision on Cold Spring
road, $5.
The City and Suburban Realty Company of
Baltimore City to Mary J. Regan, iota.e.s. Maple
avenue, g.r. S6O; $5.
Kate Gittinger to Robert Garrett, lot e.a.
Clinton street, g.r. $72; SIOO.
William C. Lohmeyer and wife to John J.
Shields, lot on Reisterstown turnpike, nr. Han
nah More Academy, $5.
Richard W„ Jr., and Emma J. Marchant to
Roland Park Company of Baltimore City, lots
on University Parkway, partly in city, $6.
W. Gill Smith, assignee, to Thomas J. German,
lot at Lutherville, $1,700.
Theodore Messerschmldt to Graham Eckel,
3.01 acres on Taylor avenue, $5.
Same to William G. Schuchhardt, 2.35 acres,
part of above, $5.
Joseph Perlman and wife to Theodore Messer
echmldt, 22 acres, $6.
Theodore Messerschmldt to Jennie Evans, 3.08
acres on Taylor avenue, $5
Theodore Messerschmldt to P. Campbell Erd
man and wife. 3.31 acres on Taylor avenue, $5.
Louis A. Monmonier and wife to Emma L.
Monmonier, property bordering on Northern
Central Railway, $5.
Webb-White Company to August Famme, Jr.,
and wife, 2 lots, $5.
Annie Brooks and husband to Arthur N.
Rogers, 1 lot, $5.
Union Stock Yards Company to trustees of
the Third Congregation of the Disciples of
Jesus Christ, lot on Wilhelm ave., sl.
Joseph A. Hill to Ambrose Taney and wife,
lot on Femdale ave., $5.
Elmer J. Cook, trustee, to James R. M. Adams,
20 lots on Woodland avenue, $2,100.
Harry 8. Joyce and wife to Howard Park Im
provement Association, lot at Howard Park, $lO.
Johanna Wolf to George A. Rehberger and
wife, 5* acres, $5.
Margaret Chambers to Louise E. F. Bruce, lot
at Lutherville. $1,200.
Emma E. Wright and husband to J. Le Roy
Wright, trus., conveys grantor's property in
trust, sl.
Arthur N. Rogers to Geo. W. Brooks, 1 lot, $5.
Wylie Heights Company to George Hartman,
lot at Edgecombe Park, $lO.
Robert H. Bussey et al., trus., to James W.
O’Hara et al., lot at Texas, S4OO.
Mary Wagner et al. to Mary E. Wehr. lot w.s.
Highland avenue, $5.
Eden Construction Company of Baltimore
County to Harry H. Heyser and wife, lot on
Forest avenue, $5.
James L. Robinson, admr., to John A. Banz
and wife, lot on Third street, g.r. $37.50; $1,250.
Mount Washington Development Company of
Baltimore City to Edwin H. Steuart and wife,
lot on Rogers avenue, $6.
Frederick N Powell and wife to Bamuel D.
Bader and wife, lot on Raspe avenue, $425.
John Johns to George A. Bowers, lot e.s. Clin
ton street, lease 99 years, g.r. S3B; $5.
W, Iter L Westphal to George J. Lang, Jr.,
and wife, lot n.s. Fairmountavenue, g.r. $42; $5.
Mary E. Mehrto William J. Hebner and wife,
lot w.s. Highland avenue, $5.
The Berwick Land Company of Baltimore
County to Henry Doeller, 1 lot, $5.
Walter L. Westphal to William P. Benner and
wife, lot n.B. Falrmount avenue, g.r. $42; $5.
Same to James Marciniack and wife, lot n.s.
Leaverton avenue, g.r. $36; $5.
John T. Brady, Jr., and wife to George H.
Heinmuller and wife, lot s.s. Colgate street,
g.r. S3B; $5.
Henry Lentz and wife to Development Aid
Corporation, riaht to lay drain pipes, sl.
The John F. Weissner & Sons Brewing Com
pany of Baltimore City to Anton H. Main and
wife, lot n.w. cor. Canton ave. and Clinton st.,
g.r. $32; $5.
Clayton C. Crisp and wife to Howard L. Crisp
and wife, lot at Cedar Heights, $5.
Michael L. Woodward to Harry C. Woodward.
8 X acres on Catonsvllle rd., nr. Relay, S9O; $5.
George D. Sagmer to Annie R. Cole et at., lot
n.s. New Boundary ave., g.r. S9O: $5.
Howard Walker and wife to Forrest C. White,
119 acres and 136 perches on Gunpowder falls. $5
Park Heights Development Company of Balti
more City to the Sterling Realty Company of
Baltimore City, lot s.w.s. Pimlico road and lot
on Virginia ave., $5.
Peter H. Wlnemiller to Peter H. Winemillcr
and wife. 137 X acres, sl.
Josephine L. Stewart to Richard J. White,
1 9-10 acres, $5.
Same to Green Spring Valley Hunt Club Build
ing Company, same property, lease 99 years,
g.r. S6O.
Safe Deposit ane Trust Company of Balti
more, trustee, to Mary J. N. Gantz et al., lot
s.e.s. Rosebank ave., in fee, $833.3314.
James F. Barnes and wife to Charles Pielert
and wife, lot on Bull Neck road, $5.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of
FRANK I. WHEELER. WILLIAM F. OOLl’l
WHEELER & COLE,
Successors to Offutt, Bmmart A Wheeler,
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS,
OFFUTT BUILDING, TOWSON, Md.
Telephone—C, AP„ Towson 188.
German-American Ins. Co., N. Yj_ Continental
Ins. Co.; Home Ins. Co. of N. Y.; Hartford Ins.
Co. of Hartford, Conn.; Pennsylvania Fire Ins.
Co. of Philadelphia; St. Paul Fire and Marine
Ins. Co.; London and Lancashire Ins. Co.; Orient
of Hartford, Conn.: Dixie, of Greensboro, N. C.;
Fire Association, of Philadelphia; Royal, of Liv
erpool; North State, of Greensboro, N.C.; West
ern, of Pittsburg; Spring Garden, of Philadel
phia; Niagara, of N. Y.: iEtna, of Hartford,
conn.; Norfolk, Norfolk, Va.
Representing as we do the above named first
class Fire Insurance Compauies and an agenoy
of twenty-five years’standing, that has so long
enjoyed the confidence of the public,we respect
ful ly solicit of the people of Baltimore county
a continuation of their patronage.
WHEELER A COLE.
WALL PAPERS*- -
—AND—
SHADES.
My new line is all that oould be desired, showing
The Latest and Most Exclusive
PATTERNS AND NOVELTIES.
Neat and tasty work assured you at moderate
prices.
wWon’t you favor me with an order 7
City and Country Work receive personal and
prompt attention.
FRANZ B. NORRIS,
1052 N. GAY STREET,
Cor. Chase Street, BALTIMORE, Md.
AWTelephone. Apl. 24—ly
TO LOAN IN SUMS OF SI,OOO
$ I .UUU AND UPWARD.
Apply to E. W. HERMAN.
Jn 4.—tf Attorney at Law. Towson. Md.
A Novel and Artistic Dwelling.
Desitfn 840. by Glenn L. Saxton. Architect.
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN. SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
This house, from the exterior, would naturally impress one as a cottage,
owing to the way in which the broad side of the roof in front Is treated, but
upon careful examination it will be seen that the rooms in the second story
are all full height. In carrying out this idea of treatment of the roof the
architect gets away from the stereotype style of a hip or the gable roof, and
the design not only looks better, but is symmetrical and harmonious in outline.
The size of the house is thirty-two feet six inches wide and twenty-eight
feet deep over the main part. There is a full basement The first story is
nine feet and the second eight feet in the clear. Birch floors are used
throughout, with Washington fir or red oak finish in the first story and pine
to paint in the second.
As a practical plan for a home this design can be recommended. A
feature is the living room, which is twenty-seven feet long. Another feature
Is the arrangement of the stairs. There is an open staircase from the recep
tion ball, also back stairs from the kitchen to the landing of the main stair.
Underneath this one can go into the basement either from the kitchen or from
the rear entry. The refrigerator is in the rear entry. Cost to build, exclusive
of plumbing and beating, $3,225.
By special arrangement with me the editor of this paper will furnish one
complete set of plans and specifications of design No. 840 for $25.
GLENN L. SAXTON.
Fifty cent hotter before New Years is pre
dicted by the leading dairymen. Fairfield’s
Blood Tonic and Milk Producer for Cattle only
increases the batter-fats in milk and increases -
the milk production. Ask for Fairfield’s Free
Book on Stock. Bold under written guarantee
by A. M. Weis, Towson; L.Kellum &Co , 1053
Hillen street, Baltimore; A. H. Uhler, Reis
terstown.
JOHN TYRIE,
—STEAM
BABBLE & GRANITE WORKS,
OOCKEYSVTLLE, Md.
-ALL KINDS OF—
MARBLE & GRANITE MONUMENTS
A SPECIALTY.
No charge made for showing designs either at
the works or elsewhere.
JAKES E. DTJNPHY, Agent, Towson, Kd.
Sept. 26—lv
Eggs multiply as though by magic when
Fairfield’s Egg Producer for Poultry only is
fed. The magic in this case consists in sup
plying the ben with the elements needed for
egg production and no others This can only
be done by having a compound prepared espec
ially for poultry. Sold under written guaran
tee by A. M. Weis, Towson ; L. Kellum &Co.,
1053 Hillen street, Baltimore; A. H. Übler,
Reisterstown.
BVSICK’S * CAPB
Formerly Urban’s,
York Road and Pennsylvania Ave.,
Dealer In BONDED WHISKIES AND IM
PORTED WINES AND BRAN
DIES
EW The best Beer on Draught and In Bottles
and a large Assortment of Imported and Do
mestic Cigars always on hand.
Breeder of Bnff Rock
Chickens.
Stock and Eggs for Sale
in Season.
HARRY D. BUSICK, Proprietor,
July 4—ly Towson. Md,
flows, Plaits, k
FOR WEDDINGS AND FUNERALS,
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Special Attention Given to Ornamental
Gardening.
JOHN L. WAGNER, Florist,
W. JOPPA ROAD, TOWSON, Md.
C. A P. Phono—Towson 8-F. [Nov. 21—ly
J. T. KAUFFMAN & SON,
Saddles, Harness,
AND STABLE SUPPLIES,
Including Brambles’ Horse Foot Remedy,
408 ENSOR STREET,
Oppo. No. 6 Engine House, BALTIMORE, Md.
C. A P. Telephone.
Jan. 2—ly
Tk/rONEY TO LOAN.
IN SUMS OF S6OO AND UPWARDS, ON
FIRST MORTGAGE.
Apply to WILLIAM ft. KERCH,
Feb. If—tr Towson, Md.
ytigstctattE and dentists.
A. C. McCURDY,
BUROEON DENTIST,
TOWSON, Md.
Ex-President State Board Dental Examiners.
CBOWNB, BRIDGES AND PORCELAIN
FILLINGS.
Orriox Hours -j® tosp I^ l2M ’
Office Call—C. AP. ’Phone, Towson 192 R.
Dec. 6—lv
Dr. r. o. massenburo,
—OFFIO*—
AT DRUG STORE OF
MASSENBURO & SON,
Odd F*m.owß’ Hall, Towson, Md
C. A P. Phone, Towson 342.
Residence—W. Pennsylvania Avenue, near
Postoffice.
Night bell and C. A P. Phone, Towson 461.
Mch.2o—ly
H. 8. JARRETT,
Office with his father (Dr. J. H. Jarrett), Wash
ington Avenue, near Allegany Avenue,
TOWSON, Md.
Special attention to catarrh of nose and throat.
Office Hours—B to 10 A. m.; 6to 8 p. m.
O. A P. Phone—Towson 217. fJunel2— ly
Look to Your Drainage.
The following is taken from a recent
- resume of a bulletin of the State Board
of Health :
“The Health Officers’ Bulletin for May,
just issued, reminds health officers that
typhoid fever may be expected to begin
its regular summer rise about this time.
The bulk of the summer typhoid, it is
stated, is still due in Maryland in the
majority of instances to polluted water.
“Prompt action on the part of the
health officers will prevent a large
amount of unnecessary sickness and
deaths, and the investigation of all pub
lic water supplies and as many private
supplies as possible during the early
summer months iB recommended.”
Many persons buying suburban prop
erty think they have secured good and
sanitary drainage, when in reality the
so called “systems” in tbeir homes are
but traps to breed disease. We offer you
a system which has received the approval
of the best sanitary engineers and the
health authorities. It is an irrigation
plant that can be used on any suburban
lot that is as much as 150 feet deep, and
will cost only S4O and upward.
Consultations will cost nothing and
estimates will be cheerfully furnished.
Our motto is: “The best material and
workmanship at the most reasonable
price.” D. Fred. Crowley&Bro., Prac
tical Plumbers, Gasfitters and Electric
ians, 24 Clay street, Baltimore, Md.
C. & P. ’Phone, Bt. Paul 1627. Residence
’Phone, Hamilton B—R.
Adv.
W. ROBERT HERZOQ
Tin and Sheetiron Worker
608 YORK ROAD
near Joppa Road
TOWSON, MARYLAND
Rooffing, Spouting and Stove Repairing
promptly attended to. Furnaces set and
repaired a specialty. Orders by Mail
will receive prompt attention.
G. A P. Tel< phone—Towson 162 K.
Thousands Praise Its Won
derful Merits
Try it In your home or farm stable, then tell
vour friends what a valuable curative remedy you
nave used
The Genuine Hanes’ Liniment
is an unfailing remedy for Sweeny, Wind Galls,
Sprains, Poll-evil, Ring Bone. Fistula, Cuts, Old
Sores, Swelling', Lumps, Scratches, Strains,
Spavin, Kicks, etc., in HORSES and CATTLE.
All we ask you, dear reader, is to give HANES’
a trial If you have pains in the Limbs. Joints,
Corns, Bunions. Swelling. Bruises. Cuts, Old Sores,
Bums, Frosted Feet, Tetter, Sprains, or anything
else that may receive an outward application.
There is no liniment made any better than Hanes’
You should buy only that liniment which has
cured others, and which is of unquestioned worth
as is Hanes' Liniment. We have a good article,
and we want everybody to know it. Therefore
buy our new large 26c. bottle of your dealer, and
take no other kind, and you will never regret it
For sale at all stores, and at A. M. Wies’ Store,
Towson, Md.
L. H. A. KLEIN
FLORIST
Woodbine and Allegany Avenues
Towson, Md.
FUNERAL DESIGNS, CUT FLOWERS
POT PLANTS
Bedding and Ornamental Plants
Hedges Planted and Trimmed. All
orders promptly attended to.
C. A P. Phone, Towson 222—K
?i Dr. J. Wm. Harrower ijj
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SURGEON DENTIST }||
ji] Washington and Allegany Avenues jrj
jji Towson, Md. jjj
If] Office Hours Ul
j|j 4 Daily, from 9A.M.t05 P. M. jjj
jji C. AP. Phone, Towson 181—R
IS ISiSISjSiSiSiSIS®
J. K. Mirschberger
Up-to- Date JAILOR
Dyeing, Scouring and Repairing. Ladies Skirts
pressed. Gent’s Furnishing Goods.
409 York Road, Towton, Md.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature of—
and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR! A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years,
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, TT MURRAY STREET, NEW YOfU C TV.
Lumber and Mill Work
New Yard opened in TOWSON] by a Practical Builder
M. H. Merryman
Washington and Susquehanna A vs., at M. and P. R. R. Station
Bill Stuff, Siding, Flooring, Shingles, Sash, Doors,
Blinds, Building Paper
PEACH BOTTOM ROOFING SLATE
The Best in the World, Always on Hand
C. & P. Telephone, Towson 63—R.
SEMI-ANTHRACITE COAL
An excellent screened lump fuel for Kitchen
Range use. Especially adapted for Steam
and Hot Water Heater use. A FREE
BURNING Coal—free from all dust, dirt,
slate and clinkers; nothing to injure your
stove or furnace.
~ Jon ® ur Yan^E - Monument St
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF BLACKSMITHING COAL
Smokeless Fuel Company
Main Office —339-41 Equitable Bldg. Tel.—Bt Paul 1565
WILLIAM A. LEE,
TOWSON,
ST * P - LE GROCERIES
FANCY wnwwfcmfcw
Teas and Ooffees,
Canned Goods,
y Cigars and Tobacco,
TV Boots and Shoes,
FLOUR, FEED, HAY & STRAW,
PHOSPHATE, LIME AND CEMENT,
ALL REPAIRS FOR OLIVER AND BIBBELL
CHILLED PLOWS,
GARDEN TOOLS, GRASS AND GARDEN
SEEDS.
All Goods Found in a First-Class Store.
July 10—3 m
fijeiiej Ice Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ICE, ICE CREAM &
■ FISH & OYSTERS.
York Road and Chesapeake Avenae,
TOWSON, HD.
iarc. & P. PHONE, TOWSON 191-K.
Having purchased the business of the late
SAMUEL E. DICKERSON, of Towson, and
BRYAN & LEE, of Ruxton, I am prepared to
furnish ICE in any quantity from 10 pounds up.
Special prices on carload lots.
Also furnish best ICE CREAM and OYSTERB
for Private Families, Churches, Schools and
OYSTER SUPPERS, in any quantity at moder
prices.
Also FRESH FISH received daily. Stores and
families supplied at moderate prices.
8. CLAYTON SEITZ,
Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
MAIER’S
PREPARE] PAIJTS
ARE STRICTLY PURE
LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS.
GUARANTEED EQUAL TO THE BEST
-MANUFACTURED BY
JOHN G. MAIER’S SONS,
153-165 N GAY BTREET,
Cor Frederick Street. BALTIMORE, Md.
Both Phones. I July 17—ly
W. O. B. WRIGHT,
Baldwin P. 0., Baltimore County, Md„
REAL ESTATE & COLLECTION AGENCY
—AND—
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE.
Director and Agent of the Harford Mntnal
Fire Insurance Company.
BUT AND SELL BEAL ESTATE.
If you want to buy country property, or wish
to sell, see me. I can help you either way.
attention given to the ooUeotlon
of claims.
Rksidknch—NEAß FORK. [June 19—ly
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FALL STYLES
IN ALL SHADES,
From $15.00 to $30.00.
HARRY W. GANSTER,
512 and 514 North Gay Street,
BALTIMORE, Md.
Apl. 17—ly
Ralph W. Rider
Livery, Sales and Exchange
STABLES,
WEST CHESAPEAKE AVENUE,
Near the York Road, TOWSON, Md.
First-Class Teams and Automobiles
-FOR HJRB.-
GOOD SERVICE and REASONABLE PRICES.
June 19 —6m
BEORGE S. SANDNER. JOHN F. MUMMA.
GREEN H Ilf
SANDNER A MUMMA, Proprietor.,
Long Green Station, Maryland Sc Penna. R. R.
Postoffice—Gittlngs, Md.
LOUIS HERGENRATHBR, Jr., Agent, Tow
son Pharmacy. Towson, Md.
WWe solicit a share of public patronage, as
suring our patrons of the very best service, at
reasonable prices. [July 84—ly
ROSE x DINING * ROOM,
104 N. GAY STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
LARGEST MEAL IN THE CITY,
IO AND IB CENTS.
- ROOMS BY THE DAY OR WERE. "S*
85 and 50 Cents 51.50 to *8.50
Per Night. Per Week.
*0 OVEKLEA COTTAGE **
At terminal of Belalr Road Car Line.
Five Cents Car Fare. For Rent, Fur
nished or Unfurnished. Apply 104
North Gay Street.
A. N. SNYDER.
Proprietor and Owner.
P. R. BUCHWALD,
TINNER AND PLUMBER
—LAURA VILLE—^
HARFORD ROAD, opposite Grludon Lane.
C. Sc P. Phone, Hamilton 31.
Mob. 20-ly
•iiNOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS.^
OVERLEA *IT PHARMACY
AT TERMINAL OF BELAIR ROAD CAR LINE,
H. G. WOLF, Proprietor,
OVERLEA AND BELAIR AVENUES, (herlea, Baltimore County, Bid.
AN UP-TO-DATE DRUG STORE, STOCKED WITH A FULL AND
COMPLETE LINE OF DRUGS, CHEMICALS AND SUNDRIES.
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED
THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO CALL AND INSPECT
THE NEW STORE.
* * LEADING BRANDS OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ** *
W. R. BISHOP,
—WITH—
LIKES, BERWANGKR ft CO CLOTHIRRB,
8, lO ft 12 E. Baltimore St., TAILORS,
Baltimore, Md. FURNISHERS.
We are making a specialty this season of wonderfully good salts and Over
coats for Hen at TEN DOLLARS and special Tallored-to-Order Snits at 525.
LIKEB, BERWANGER ft CO.
C. & P. TELEPHONE-HAMILTON 102.
CLAIRMONT* NURSERY
ESTABLISHED NEARLY 100 YEARS,
# FRANK E. CORSE ¥
FRUIT, SItADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES,
SHRUBS AND PLANTS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Asparagus, Rhubarb and Fancy Shrubbery of High Quality.
BF"My trees are all Inspected and Guaranteed free from Scale before Delivery.
50,000 CALIFORNIA PRIVET HEDGE PLANTS READY FOR
DELIVERY. WRITE FOR PRICES.
Gardenville, Belair Road and Southern Avenue,
* BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD.
The New-Way
AIR COOLED
IS THE BEST T
The World is Progressive and the JPttrl
New-Way is Years in Advance |NNMW"jjl||
WELL PROTECTED BY PATENTS AND IN A -j/1
CLASS BY ITSELF. jUJWuf
Any Ten-Year-Old Boy Can Learn
Engine in Ten Minutes.
fIOMPA R IRON • It weighs only one-quarter as much as the old type of engines.
• Uses one-quarter as much fuel. No pipes or pumps. No needle
valve. No packing. No foundation required ; will run anywhere. Is held in place by four lag
screws. Speed from 200 to 600, which increases; 12-Inch pulley to 36 inch. No counter shaft is
needed to get the different speeds. One oil cup oils automatically. We do not turn gasoline off or
on to start or stop. Power rated with steam; not compared with other gasoline engines and has
less than one-quarter as many parts and is made where quality counts. Not a drop of water is used.
Will not freeze up in winter or burn up in summer. No dampness to sweat through the cylinder
and rust it when not in use. If your cylinder rusts inside it is ruined and you don’t know why. It
will start the same in winter as in summer. Its speed range and oil device aDd absence of large and
heavy wheels make it longer lived than any other type of engine by many years. It cannot wear
runs in oil.
The New-Way Is the Only Air-Cooled Engine In the World that Is Made In All Sizes and
Guaranteed to Develop Its Full Rated H. F. for Any Length of Time
In Any Climate and Not Over-Heat.
It Is a well known fact that there la no way to cool water but by air. All engines are cooled by air,
directly or indirectly. Water will stay, hot for a long time when put in a rubber bag, so air cannot
come in contact with It. The aggressiveness of the water cool agents will convince you that he
yelps from fear. Mention it to him when he calls and watch the sore spot develop.
Take no Chances and Investigate the Merits of the New-Way.
We have no signed orders for engines ; they are sold on their merits. You take them on free
trial and pay for them if you like them better than the money they cost. Is it fair 7 See it before
you buy. ,
X- Sc CO.,
Aug. 7—tf FORREST STREET. COR. HILLEN, BALTIMORE, Md.
S. L. LAMBERD CO.,
111, 113,115 Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
Agricultural Implements, Seeds, Fertilizers, Carriages,
Wagons, Lawn Mowers,
McVicker Gasoline Engines,
WIND MILLS, TANKS, TOWERS, PUMPS.
We Install Batb Rooms, Toilets, Sinks, etc., in Country Homes.
May 22—ly] Let U Make You Estimate.
C. ft P.—Mount Vernon 2751. Md.—Courtland 2145.
BARGAIN PRICES FOR
TINNERS, PLUMBERS, STOVES AND HARDWARE DEALERS.
ESTABLISHED 1866.
WILLIAM A. CONWAY,
826—628 FORREST STREET, Near Belair Market, BALTIMORE, Md.
MANUFACTURER AND JOBBER OF
Tin Plate in Rolls and Boxes, Eave Trough and Conductor Pipe, Elbows,
Shoes, Galvanized Iron, Black Iron, Sheet Zinc, Corrugated
Galvanized Roofing, V Crippled Roofing, Solder
and Tinners’ Supplies in general.
Tin in Rolls, plain and painted, 28 sheets to roll, a specialty. Strap Iron,
Railroad Milk Cans. Iron-clad Baltimore Milk Cans, &c.
Stoves, Ranges, Furnaces and Fireplace Heaters.
STOVE REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PT“Correspondence Solicited. eF"Bpecial Low Prices for this Fall’s Trade. [May 16—ly
The roofing that lasts and any one can lay. Thousands of the'most
progressive farmers, dairymen, poultrymen, etc., as well as railroad'com
panies and the U. S. Government, usePAROIO for roofing and siding in
preference to all others, because they h".ve proved that PAROID is
The Most Economical
?SKiS^So^S ofA,lßeadyßoofinss
THIS IS WHY S It Is made of extra ct.ong felt with an extra good saturation and
coating, which make it proof against sparks, cinders, water, heat, cold, acids, and fumes.
Slate color, contains no tar, does not run or crack, and it does not taint rain-water.
The only rooting with rust-proof caps. They cannot rust out like ordinary roof caps.
Don’t be put on with a cheap imitation, get the most economical and durable—the
roofing that lasts.
f 1 iU- CamaW Investigate for yourself. New book of Building Flans
MAQ IOP samples* tor Poultry and Farm Buildings free if you call.
H. E. BARTLESON, Cockeysville, Maryland.
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cell an eons.
1 1845 1909 1
MEN'S CLOTHING
Oldest and
Largest Popular-
Priced Tailoring Estab
lishment in Bal
timore City
LARGE LINE OP NEW SPRING AND SUM
MER GOODS NOW IN STOCK, AT
POPULAR PRICEB
B. WEYFORTH & SONS
217-219 North Paca Street
Both ’ Phones J •
The
Old Town
National Bank
Cor. Gay and Exeter Streets,
Baltimore, Md
JACOB W. HOOK, AARON BENESCH,
President. Vice-President.
HENRY O. REDUE,
Cashier.
Capital, $200,000.
Average Deposits, $1,400,000.
Surplus and Profits* SBO,OOO
Aooounts of corporations, firms, individuals,
societies, trustees and executors solicited. Special
and prompt attention is given to the aooounts of
fanners and to receiving sums of money for
safe-keeping for long or short periods.
C. ft P. TELEPHONE
N. C. HAEFELE & CO.
Gas and Electrical Construction
in all its branches
Up-to-date workmanship and reason
able prices. Let me make an estimate
on installing your home with
GAS or ELECTRICITY
I guarantee entire satisfaction in good
work and fair dealing
Office and Show Room:
Bel Air Road, between Overlea and
Maple Avenues,
Overlea P. 0., Baltimore Co., Md.
WILLIAM HANNEMANN |
Tin AND
Sheetiron
Worker
§ Tinware Neatly Repaired $
r Particular attention paid if
A to Metallic Rooting, Gutteri, 7
J Spouts, Hot Air Furnaces, gl
9 and fireplace Stores, Etc. £
I i
TOWSON, Md.
L Allegany Ava., Near York Rd. 2
C. ft P. Phone—Towson 192 W
JOHN A. UMLAUFF
Paper Hanger and Decorating
High class workmanship
and low prices. Let me
estimate on your work,
whether it is a single room
or the whole house, be
fore placing your order.
—OFFICE—
Bel Air Road, between Maple and Over
lea Aves., Overlea, Baltimore
County, Md.
P. H. GUTTMANN & CO.
Carpenters
and
Builders
If you intend to build, let ns give
you an estimate; or if you have
any jobbing to do, we will do it
at a reasonable price.
Telephone- Wolfe 1658 M
2418 E. Federal St., Baltimore, Md
I Tj7-T—7—T-T—T—T-j-T
Pin Money j!
if Vegetables f{
W&S for soup
10 cents per can at your grocer’s
ANDREW REITER dc CO.
Distributors
BUSCHMANN’S
Belair Road Terminal
Headquartera
HIGH-GRADE ICE CREAM,
CONFECTIONERY
CIGARB and TOBACCO. BCHOOL
BUPPLIEB and NOTIONB
We dispense from the Soda Fountain the very
best quality of Ice Cream Soda and Water
Ices, and manufacture all our own syrups
from pure fruit, and supply our patrons with
Kirby’s famous Ice Cream In any quantity.
Orders solicited.
H. L BUSCHMANN
Overlea, Baltimore Comfy, Md.
Ss> A SET
With Double Suction
Vitalized Air or Gas 50c
Our New Painless Extracting 26c
Gold Crown and Bridge Work..s4 and $5
Old loose or broken sets repaired and
made to fit equal to new SI and $2
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
C. H. WARNER, M. D., & BRO.
DENTISTS
300 North Eutaw Street
Residence Phone Walbrook 171. Office, Mt.Ver.722
Pierre C.Dugan & Nephew J
REAL ESTATE 4
Loans Negotiated ■
Rents Collected*
16 E. Lexington St.
Baltimore - - - - Md.