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Friday, May 15th. 1914
Public Local Laws
(Published by authority)
CHAPTER 801.
AN ACT to repeal and rc-enact with
amendments Sections 278 to 286, both
inclusive, of Article 17 of the Code of
Public Local Lawj, title “Prince
George’s County,” as the same were
enacted by Chapter 90 of the Acts of
Assembly of 1910, providing a system
of Free Public Roads and Bridges in
Prince George’s County, Maryland,
defining the duties of the Board of
County Commissioners of said County
ia relation thereto, including the levy
and expenditure of a Road Fund creat
ing a Board of Road Directors defining
their duties orovidiug for the payment
of funds and surrender of road equip
ment, stock and machinery by the
Board of Road Directors created by
said Chapter 90 or the Acts of 1910,
and providing for the redemption and
cancellation of the bonds authorized
and issued under the provisions of said
Chapter 90 of the Acts of 191 q.
Section I. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of Maryland, That
Sections 278 to 288, both inclusive, of
Article 17 of the Code of Public Local
Laws, title "Prince George’s County.”
as the same were enacted by Chanter 90
90 of the Acts of Assembly of 1910, be
and the same are hereby repealed and
re-enacted, so as to read as fallows;
Sec 278 There shall b? a system of
free public roads and bridges in Prince
George’s County, and all matters affect
ing the roads and bridges in said Coun
ty shall be under the control of the
Board of County Commissioners of said
County, except in incorporated towns
and except in so far as control is con
ferred upon the Road Directors creat
ed by this Act.
t Sec. 379. There shall be in Prince
George’s County six (6) Road Directors,
who shall together constitute the Board
of Road Directors of Prince George’s
County Said Board shall meet at least
once a mouth in the Town of Upper
Marlboro, in some ron in the Court
house set apart for their use by the
Board of County . Commissioners on
some day to be fixed by them, which
day shall be one of rhe regular meet
ing days of the Board of County Com
missioners.
Each of said Road Directors shall
have sole authority over the actual
working of the mads and the repair of
bridges in one of the Road Districts in
Prince George’s County, as hereinafter
set out. He shall devote his whole
time to his duties, shall give his person
al supervision daily during working
hours to the management and direction
of the working of his Road District,
shall take charge of the mad equipment
assigned to his Road District, shall era
pi iy and discharge lab >rers, employing
the same by the month whenever nossi
ble and shad be responsible for al
machinery and equipment in liis poss
ession. He shall keep in a book, to bs
provided for that purpose by the Board
of County Commissioners, a fu l.com
plete, accurate and easily understood
account of all moimy expended by him
and all charges incurred in each of the
several Election Districts of bis Road
District, which book shall be opened to
the inspectio : of any taxpayer at any
reasonable time. In case any road
machinery, rollers, carts, w tgous, mules,
plows, scrapers, or other things necess
ary to properly work the roads and
build bridges and culverts arc needed
in any of the Road Districts herein
after created, or in case any of the
equipment in use in said Districts can
profitably be disposed of, the Road
Director in charge of such District snail
have power to purchase orsUl the same
and apportion the cost thereof or the
receipts therefrom to the several Elec
tion Districts in which the same is to
be used or has been used.
The Board of Road Directors shall
appoint a Clerk and Secretary to said
Board, who shall attend their meetings,
act as Secretary therein, take charg of
and file any papers in connection there
with and who shall keep the account
of the Road Fund of Prince George’s
County in accordance with a system of
accounting to be adopted by the Board
of County Commissioners of Prince Geo
rge County, which system of accounting
shall show in detail the disposition of
said Road Fund, the amount expended
generally and the amount expended in
each Road District and in each Election
District of each Riad District. Slid
prepare annually each year a Clerk shall
statement showing the receipt and ex
pendilure of said Road Fund, which
statement shall be published in at least
two newspapers in said County in the
month of December in each and every
year by the Board of County Commis
sioners.
Sec. 280. The Board of County
Commissioners shall have the charge
and custody of the Road Fund of Prince
George’s County as hereinafter provid
ed for and after apportioning the same
and paying the fixed charges including
the sum of .SIOO.OO, to their Attorney
for legal advice in connection there
with and such other sums as ma ? be
proper to be paid out of the entire
amount of said fond as provide i for by
this Act, they ;-ha!l pay out the amounts
apportioned to the several Road Dis
tricts and Election Districts thereof
upon warrants from the respective
Road Directors in charge thereof for
labor, materials, provender, equipment,
etc, used or to be used in such Districts
under the provisions of this Act: And
each of said warrants shall b.; in a form
prescribed by the Board of County
Commissioners, shall show' in detail the
purpose for which ihe payment is to be
made and the Election District or Dis
tricts and the Road District to which
such payment is to be charged.
It is the intention of this Act that
the Board of County Commissi mers
shall have m their office, open to the
reasonable inspection of the public at
any time, a full and complete record
of the amount of the Road Fund and
the proper disbursal thereof.
Sec 281. Prince George’s County
for the purpose of this Act is divided
into six (6) Road Districts. Road Dis
trict No. 1 shall be Composed of Elec
tion Districts No. 10 (Laurel), No 1
(Vansvillc), No. 17 (Cnillum), and No.
16 (Hyattsville). Road District No 2
shall be composed of Election Districts
No. 2 (Bladensburg), No. 19 (Riverdale,
No. 13 (Kent), No. 11 (Bowie). Road
District No. 3 shall be composed of
Election Districts No. 18 (Seat Pleasant),
No. 12 (Oxen Hill), No. 6 (Spaulding)
and that part of No. 15 (Melwood)
north of the State road leading from
Marlboro to Washington. Road Dis
trict No. 4 shall be composed of Elec
tion Districts No. 7 (Queen Anne), No.
3 (Mailboro) and that part of No- 15
I Melwood) south of the State road lead
ing from Marlboro to Washington.
Road District No 5 shall be composed
ot Election Disti in>-~ 5 (Piscata
way), No. 9 (Surra,., we) and that
part of No. 11 (Brandywine) west of
the railroad known as the Popes Creek
branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad. !
Road District No 6 shall he composed
of Election D stricts No 4(Nottinguam), ;
No 8 (Aquasco) and that part of No
ll (Brandywine) east of the Popes Creek
branch of the Pennsylvania Raijroad.
The present road equipment of the
County shall be divided as equally as
possible by the Board of Road Directors
into six parts, each of which parts shall
be exclusively used in one of the above
named Road Districts, unless otherwise
transferred for emergency work.
Sec. 282. The following persons are
hereby named as Road Directors to
have charge of the working of the roads
' in the several Road Districts of Prince
' George’s County until the first Monday
in March, 1918.
First Road District, John D. Smith.
Second Road District, William W.
Brady-
Third Road District, Benjamin E
Randall.
Fourth Road District, Herbert M.
Hardv-
F’fth Road District, Richard B, Edel
en-
Sixth Road District, William S.
Chichester.
Each of said Road Directors herein
named and those hereafter to be elected,
under the provisions of this Act, shall
be removable by the Board of County
Commissioners for incompetency, neg
lect of duty, misconduct or malfea
sance in office, after charges preferred
' due notice and public hearing. If any
Road Director shall be dissatisfied with
i the action of the Board of County
Commissioners In removing him. he may
appeal to the Circuit Court for Prince
George’s County within ten (10) days
from the date of his said removal, such
appeal shall be in the nature of a pro
ceeding byway of certiorari and shall
be determined bv said Court as speedily
as possible after hearing the same.
At the general election held on the
first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November, 1917, and every four (4)
i years thereafter the legally qualified
voters of Prince George’s County shall
elect six (6) Road Directors for said
1 County to serve in the six (6) Road
Districts created herein for a term of
1 four years from the first Monday in
March next succeeding their election,
, or until their successors are duly elect
| ed and qualified. The Road Director
\ for each District to be a resident in
j said District for which he is e[ectel
Said Road Directors shall be nominat-
I ed and elected as are other County Offi
, cers and the Board of Election Super
visors are hereb2 directed to print the
names of the candidates for nomina
! lion to said offices and the
, candidates for election thereto up in
the official primary and general election
ballots as the names of other County
, Candidates are printed- In case of a
I vacancy occuring in any Directorship,
, by reason of death, resignation, removal
. or other cause, the Board of County
Commissioners shall have power to fill
the same
: Sec. 283. The Board of County Com
, missioners shall have power to open
I new roads, construct bridges and close
> old roads, when they shall deem it ad
; visable, following the provisions of
• the Code of Public General Laws relat
• ing thereto. The exoense thereof shall
; be charged to the Election District in
i which said roads or bridges may be
located, except as may be herein o.her
wise provided and the work on such
r iads shall be done by the Road Direc
tor for said District. The Board of
County Commissioners shall have the
right to advertise for bids for the con
: struction of bridges and culverts, and
to award such work, under contract, to
the lowest responsible bidder; where
the cost of the same excesds $200.00, and
m such cases the costs thereof shall be
charged to the general fund and not to
the respective Election District. They
shall have the right to purchase or
lease gravel banks or stone quarries or
otherwise acquire desirable materials
lor road construction and repair and
shall have the right to condemn land
for such purposes or for the purpose
of widening, straightening or opening
roads as land is now or may hereafter
be coad tuned by law. The title to all
property, real, personal, or mixed in
any way used in connection with the
road system of Prince George’s County
s hereby vested in the Board of County
Commissioners of Prince George’s
County and it shall require no couvey
ince or other action by any other
agents of the County now in existence,
to vest such title in the said Board of
County Commissisuers. All proceed
ings at law or in equity now pending
against any agents of said County on
account of roads or bridges shall be
defended by the said Board of County
Commissioners and any judgment in
any such proceeding shall have the
same operation and effect as if it were
•i judgment against said Board of
County Commissioners. All liabilities
now existing in connection with the
roads and bridges of Prince George’s
County shall be assumed by them from
the date of the passage of this Act and
all future proceedings at law or in
equity relating to the roads and bridges
and the Road Fund of Prince George’s
County shall hi brought against the
said Board of County Commissioners
for such purpose.
Sec 284 The County Commission
ers of Prince George’s County shad in
their annual levy next succeeding the
passage of this Act, and in every annual
1 -vy thereafter, levy upon the assessable
properly basis of Prince George’s
County not less than twenty cents, nor
more than thirty cents per SIOO of such
assessable basis for the use of the roads
and bridges of said County. The
County Treasurer of said County is
hereby directed to report on the first of
each month, beginning June first, of
each year to the said County Commiss
ioners the amount of County taxes
collected by him for the preceding
month and on the Tuesday next suc
ceeding the date of such report, the
said County Commissioners are hereby
directed to draw their warrant on the
County Treasurer for the use of the
Road Fund for one-half of the amount
so reported collected by the Treasurer
each mouth until the whole amount of
money levied for road and bridge uses
in each year shall have been paid into
the Road Fund.
Should the levy for the year 1914 bs
made before the passage of this Act,
then the said County Commissioners,
by their warrant on the Couotv Treasur
er, shall draw all sums levied for the
use of the roads aud fridges for said
County by sucb levy no matter in whose
name the said levy for such purpose
may have been made.
The Board of Liquor License Com
missioners shall pay over to the Board
of County Commissioners all moneys
c dlecled from liquor licenses less their
proper expenses and such rebates to in
corporated towns as are provided by
law and the said Board of Cmuiy
i Commissioners shall apply the same as
oth r road taxes collected under this
Act are applied. The Board of County
Commissioners are hereby directed to
pay annually to the proper authorities
of the incorporated towns in the County
three-fourths of such part of said road
aud bridge taxes as may be realized
each year from the property within the
. limits of the respective towns. Nothing
herein contained shall be construed to
prevent the County Commissioners of
; Piince George’s County from levying in
; addition to the road and bridge fund
herein provided for, or from appropriat
ing any sum or sums of money necessary
■ for the building of roads under any
State Aid Road law now or hereinafter
i iu force in this State, but on the con
trary the said County Commissioners
shall each year levy an amount ueces
ary to take up such funds as they may
think will be provided by the State
authorities iu the succeeding year for
State-aided roads in Prince Qearge’s
County, and it shall be the duty of said
County Commissioners to use the amount
of said levy to carry on as far as possi
ble a scheme of construction of State
aided rSads in Prince George’s County,
and all powers given the authorities of
I Pi ince George’s County by the General
j Laws of the State for the purpose of
! building such roads are hereby espe -
I ially confirmed and vested in the Board
of County Commissioners of Prince
George’s County
The Board of Road Directors created
by Chapter 90 of the Acts of 1910, shall
immediately upon the passage of this
Act, pay over to the Board of County
Commissioners all sums of money on
deposit to the credit of said Board of
Road Directors or in hands or control
individually or otherwise, which are a
part of the road and bridge funds re
ceived by said Board of Road Directors
from the County Commissioners or from
the Board of Liquor License Commis
sioners of Prince George’s County and
said Board of Road Directors and Board
of County Commissioners shall pay over
to the Board of County Commissioners
the amount on deposit to the joint
credit of the said Board of Directors
and the Board of County Commission
ers, said fund being known as “Re
demption aud Interest Account” and
“Equipment Fund,” and said Board
of Road Directors shall immediately,
after the passage of this Act, surrender
to the Board of Road Directors hereby
created all personal property, equip
ment, machinery, etc , which has been
purchased by them or by the Read
Engineer, mentioned in said Act of 1910,
from time to time for the use of the
public highways of said County.
Sec, 285. All monies for the use of
roads and bridges in Priuce George’s
County from whatsoevr source the same
I may be derived shall be deposited by
. the Board of County Commissioners in
, one or more banks of said County to
the credit of said Board, specially as
, County road funds. The total sum so
received shall be used as follows;
i The Board of County Commissioners
. shall first deposit to the credit of a
separate account, to be known as the
, “Redemption and Interest Account”
i in some bank located in Prince George’s
v County a sum sufficient to meet the
I payment of principal and interest on
[ the bonds authorized under Sections
I 287 and 288 of this Article in order
i that the said bonds way be redeemed
f and cancelled and the interest thereon
, paid as prescribed therein. They shall
then put aside, as a general fund,
' sufficient money to pay their own com
r pensation for the duties imposed upon
j them under this Act, which compensa
tion shall be S2OO 00 per pear each’ to
pay the salary of the Clerk and Secre
tary to the Board of the Road Directors,
which shall net be more than S3OO 00
, per year, to pay the salary of the six
' Road Directors which snail be $840,000
’ per year each and to pay such other
amounts as may be otherwise properly
j payable by them out of such fund, under
r the provisions of this Act, including
t the rebate to incorporated towns.
They shall then divide the remainder
J of said money into six equa' parts each
, of which parts shall be thereafter dc
-1 voted exclusively to one of the six
Road Districts and each of these parts
shall be then apportioned by them to
‘ the Election Districts or parts of Dis
-1 tricts in the Road District to which
said part belongs, each Election Dis
‘ trict receiving as nearly as possible the
' proportion of said money which its road
J mileage bears to the total road mileage
1 of its Road District and after such ap
-1 portionraents are made no portion of
! said money shall be diverted from the
' Election District to which it has been
1 apportioned. In case there shall not
’ be sufficient money available in any
year to start woik before the amount
! of the levy for such year is available.
’ the Board of County Commissioners
' are hereby authorized to use any sur
’ plus funds which they may have in hn<l
during the months of March and April
up to the sum of $10,009.00. In case
such funds are useu ibeß iard of Coun
ty Commissioners shall repay the same
out of the first moneys received from
the road levy of that year. Each Road
Director shall he allowed to hire teams
for emergency work in his Road Dis
trict, but shall not use in this way an
amount greater than S2OO 00. in any
1 one year in his entire road d str cL
Sec. 286. The Board of County
Commissioners are authorized al any
■ time, when in their judgment it may
seem besi, to employ an Engineer for
1 the purpose' of constructing roads or
bridges in any of the Election D stricis
of Prince George’s Com : y A iy com
pensation paid such Engineer so em
ployed shall be charged to the am Hint
apportioned to said Election District
aud paid thereout.
Bec. 2. Aud be it further enacted
that this Act shall take eff-ct from th<
date of its passage ”
Approved April 16, 1914.
P. L. GOLDSBOROUGH,
Governor.
JESSE D. PRICE.
President of the Senate
JAMES McC. TRIPPE.
Speaker of .the House of Delegates.
Office of the Secretary of the Senate.
I Hereby Certify, That the aforegoing
is a true copy of an Act of the General
Assembly of Maryland, passed at the
January Session, 1914.
JOHN R. SULLY AN,
Secretary of the Senate
Dull Feeling-Swollen Hands and Feet-
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Yonr kidneys need help when your
hands and feet thicken, swell up, and
you feel dull and sluggish- Take Foley
Kidney Pills. They are tonic, stimulat
ing and strengthening and restore your
kidneys to healthy normal action. Try
them. For sale by all dealers. —Adv.
Notice
THE FOLLOWING named persons
having applied for a license to sell
spirituous and fermented liquors in
Prince George’s County, Maryland, no
tice is hereby given that the respective
applications will be acted upon at a
meeting of the Board of Liquor License
, Commissioners of Prince George’s coun
' ty, Maryland on
The following application will be act
' ed upon after MAY 27th:
1 J. Arthur Sweeney, 3rd District, Fair
Grounds.
The following application will be act
ed upon after JUNE 6th:
’ Mary Bowman, 6th District, Holly
Tree Inn.
The following application will be act
ed upon after June 12th:
Wm. H. Bobbinger, Manager. Mary
land Club; Kenilworth, 2nd District.
By order of the Board:
J. CHEW SHERIFF,
President.
BLADEN JACKSON,
WILLIAM DUVALL.
Liquor License Commissioners
for Prince George’s County, Md.
Claude G. McKee, Clerk. Apr3td
Notice of Dissolution
THIS is to give notice that the firm
of Benjamin B. Lewin and Herman
S. Edlavitch heretofore trading and do
ing business in the town of Upper Marl
boro’ under the firm name of Lewin &
1 Edlavitch is this Ist day of May, 1914,
I dissolved; that Moses J. Edlavitch and
; Morris R. Edlavitch are the purchasers
of all of the property and assets of the
firm of Lewin & Edlavitch, and will
1 continue to do business at the same
place in the town of Upper Marlboro’
under the firm name of Moses J. and
Morris R. Edlavitch, assume the ob
ligations and debts of the aforesaid
firm of Lewin & Edlavitch, and that
persons indebted to the firm of Lewin
& Edlavitch are now the debtors of the
firm of Moses J. and Morris R. Edla
vitch.*
BEN. B. LEWIN,
H. S. EDLAVITCH,
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Risky.
Letting a stubborn cough “hang on”
: in the spring is risdy. Foley’s Honey
&Tar Compound heals raw inflamed
surfaces in the throat and bronchial
tubes—makes sore, weak spots sound
and whole&stops stubborn, tearing
coughs. Refuse substitutes. —For sale
by all dealers —Adv.
. Attorney’s S-\le
OF VAI.UABLK
Improved Real Instate
AT LANHAM’S STATION.
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY,
STATE OF MARYLAND.
UNDER AND BY VIRTUE of tbe
Powers of Sale coutnined iu a
mortgage from Frank B. Haskell and
Elizabeth L. Haskell, his wife, said
non gage being dated February 24th,
1908, and duly recorded among the
Land Records of Prince George’s
County in Liber No 42 folio 359, the
undersigned Attorney to sell named in
said mortgage, default having been
made in the covenants of said mort
gage authorizing sale, will oiler at pub
lie sale at the Court House door at
Upper Marlboro’, Md., on
Tuesday May 19th, 1914
At 12 O'clock M.
all the property described in said mort
gage an 1 containing
15 ACRES OF LAND,
more or less, together with the right
of use of a road from said property to
Lanham’s Station, and excepting 1-10
acre sold to P. B. & W. R. R. Co.
This property is located at Lanham’s
Station and is IMPROV- A
ED BY TWO AND ONE
HALF STORY FRAME
Dwelling, stable, chicken
house, wood house, etc.
This property is on the Buena Vista
road and is iu first-class condition and
very desirable eitoer as a home or for
investment.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Cash upon the ratification
of the sale by the Court, balance in 12
and 18 months from the day of sale, or
all cash at the option of purchaser or
purchasers. Deferred payments to
bear 6 per cent, interest per annum
from the day of sale and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
A cash deposit of |2OO will be nquired
on the day of sal'*. Convex anciug, ac
knowledgment and recording fees at
the txpense of purchaser or purchasers
1 VAN CLAGETT.
Attorney to sell named in Mortgage,
Upper Marlboro’. Md., and 512 F St.,
N. W., Washington, D. C.
Notice to Creditors
THIS is to give notice, that the un
dersigned has obtained from the
Orphans’ Court of Prince George’s
County, letters of administration upon
the personal estate of
ALEXANDER D. KEEN,
late of Prince George’s couuty, deceas
ed. All persons having claims against
said deceased are hereby warned to ex
hibit the same, with the vouchers
thereon legally authenticated on or be
fore the 10th day of October, 1914, 01
they may otherwise by law be excluder
from all benefits of said estate. A1
persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
Given under my band tnis 10th day of
April, 1914
MART E. KEEN,
CHARLES T. DAVIS,
Administrators of Alexander D. Keen,
deceased. Apr 101 m
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Checks sent same day goods are received.
Reference—Lincoln National Bank.
Correspondence invited for reliable market
information.
Order of Ratification
PHIL H. TUCK, Attorney
vs.
ELIZABETH C. CROWTHER, et vii
In the Circuit Court for Prince
George’s County, Md.
No. 4335 Equity
ORDERED this2Btbday of April 1914
that the Auditor’s Report and Ac
count A filed in this cause be ratified
and confirmed unless cause to the enu
trary be shown on or before the 20th
day of May 1914 provided a copy of
this order be inserted iu some newspap
er published in Prince George’s County
once iu each of two successive weeks
before the said 20th day of May, 1914
8. D. HALL, Clerk,
Circuit Court for Prince George’s Coun
ty, Maryland.
True Copy—Test:
8. D. HALL,
Clerk of the Circuit Court for Prince
George’s County. May 1 d
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We are large dealers in Hydrated Lime for Agricultural and ■
Building purposes; and Agents for the celebrated Troy Wagons. ■
FOR TWENTY-FIVE YEARS WE HAVE !
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When you install one of these pumps you get lasting
satisfactory service.
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i PULVERIZING HARROWS & CULTIVATOR Baltimore, Md. I
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% No. 6 has 12 coulters, $14.00 /:
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The Enquirer’s Job Department can furnish
just as good stationery and other
jobwork as any city office.
Move Into the Telephone Directory
Get your name in the Bell telephone directory
and your friends and business associates can
always find you.
It pays to be in touch with the world by Bell
telephone. Even if you do not have much use for a
telephone for outgoing messages, consider those
that come in.
To be able to receive a particular message im
mediately often means much.
Call our Business Office for full information. j
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®THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY
C. T. CLAGETT, Contract Manager
TeL Main 9000 722 12thSt f N.W. f WMhbgtoa, D. C.
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—and save you money.
Not by selling you cheap paint, but
? selling you good paint cheap.
We supply you with pure paint —
[reef from the factory—at fact
ces and give you a written guar
oith every can.
we eell you the paint, we give you
[ $3 Set of Brushes
r Our nnukakl* offer is for a abort timo
L wlr. Write today for particular.
what you want to paint and we will send
S' ""v color plates and suggest color schemes that will
jj please you-and remember-no matter where you live
| “Murphy Pays the Freight"
A Special Proposition to Painters
| II You’re a Painter, Writ* lor Our Soecial
Money Making Proposition
Chas. J. Murphy Co., Inc.
LDIBTHIBDTOBB FOR THE
Largest Paint & Varnish Factories in C.S.
310 N. Howard Strati aad 332-4 H. Calvtri Strati Baltimore, Md.
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I 5 lbs. Granulated Sugar 22c. $
$ Parrot and Monkey Baking Powder, 6 boxes —25 c
l f Pure Leaf Lard, per lb ’. 15c v
■ f New Shirt Waists 49c a
Ia Boys’Wash Suits, large range of patterns 49c £
" t Men’s Suspenders, per pair 11c i
j A 1-2 lb. of Our Famous 60c Tea for 25c 9
j| © Santos Coffee, loose, per lb 25c
I f Boys’ up to 50c Blouses 25c ®
r J Ladies Fine Hose, Lisle gauze, double sole and £
a £ high spliced heel, pair 12 2 C
I $ Large Buckets, Sauce Pans, Wash Basins, each. 10c ®
i f 10-quart Tin Buckets 10c f
I £ Ladies’ Sailor Hats 25c
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j t FRESH VEGETABLES I
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I | Are you in need of Furniture, Mat- ®
f ‘ tings, Screens, Etc.? |
$ Let us quote you prices. *
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f Straw Hats, Panama Hats, Derbies, J
f New Soft Hats. |
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| SI.OO Watch for 55c with every pair I
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RA W LING S, TALBERT CO, Inc.
—SUCCESSORS TO
J. S. RAWLINGS & CO.
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L *CJTC A IN O & A FKODUCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS
WOOL, LIVE STOCK, POULTRY, ETC.
L No. 305 South Charles Street.
Fertiliser., Groceries, Etc. HAITI MODO UA
Furolabed at Loweat Market Prices DAL I limUH®, Jrttfo
J. W. RAWLINGS, Pr©B. hittpit airra
H H. TALBERT, Vice-Pre*. QUICK SALE*
JAMES J. GRAY. Secretary PROMPT RETURNS