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Saturday, August 13, 1921 Uimiiiiitiiiiiiimmmisiiiiimiiiimiiiiiimiimimmmmimiuiiiiimiinimmmmu I “Bulls and Bears” 1 PUBLISHED BY | Plunkett, Robertson & Co. | jj Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York 225 E. Redwood St. Baltimore, Maryland 1 DAVID HAWKINS, I MANAGER. Sent On Request Inquiries Invited uiiiiiiHiiiimiiimuiiiiiiiiimiiiMiiiniiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiitimmiiiiiiiiiiiimiiHmiimii • ♦♦„♦•♦*♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦* ♦ *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦*♦♦♦*' x Trv Our Fiour Milled From \ — y j | The New Crop of Wheat j J Wc arc now grinding new wheat, and if you are not a user of our I flour, we would like you to get the habit of placing your orders with 1 ♦ us at once. Ask for our prices before buying flour again. It makes i ♦ no difference how large, or how small your orders, we can handle j 1 them to your entire satisfaction. j T Our hran and middlings made while milling this new wheat is of J ♦ highest quality to be had. A trial order will convince you. 1 X Be wise, buy your flour and feed direct from the mill, where there j 2 is only one small profit to be made. j J PHONE YOUR NEXT ORDER 214. ! ♦ - 4 j EAGLE MILLS i ♦ The home of Bon-Ton Flour \ I These Are Times For Conservative Thought Before § Purchase Of Automobiles 1 The public are demanding safe, conservative and full- What is ifc we all want in our motor cars > and try to et when we buy ? jl dollar-value for each dollar spent. First of all is reliability. (In the Hupmobile you are downright sure § of reliability that is almost amazing. It keeps on going without fre- § We know that the Hupmobile since the first four cylin- quent tuning and tinkering.) f der motor, up to the present time, always a lOUt cylinder Next undoubtedly, low running cost and upkeep cost. (The Hupmo- (p car is evenly balanced, very economical on tires, gaso- bile reputation for economy of tires and gasoline and oil is known (§ line and oil; and, with our line of Ray Storage Batteries, everywhere. Its record stands alone when it comes to low repair costs.) (two year unconditional guarantee), Norwalk Tires, (ten Then, j on g iq e anc j a high re-sale price, (it is next to impossible to thousand milss, adjusted on our floor), and with Betho- kill the Hupmobile, and any dealer will tell you how high it stands | line Gas, that we have, and it is our intention to always in the used-car market.) g I have, the most conservative articles your dollar can buy In the Hupmobile you get exactly what you most want in your car; Jj in the way of motor transportation. and at a price- $1485-that is attractively low. Two Year Unconditional Guarantee With Each and Every | STORAGE RAY BATTERY ! For your car. Ford size $29. Others in proportion to size of battery. | Norwalk Cord and Fabric Tires “Betholine” Gasoline 1 7,500 and 10,000 miles guarantee. Floor adjustment. Price less than More Mileage More Life More Economical any other standard make made. 40 P er s aUon above Standard * ■ (P I Cullen Motor Company i I TELEPHONE No. 237 :::::: : : POCOMOKE CITY, MD. | WORCESTER DEMOCRAT AND THE LEDGER-ENTERPRISE I Official Entry List Of The Pocomoke Fair Association | Continued from page 6 | 2.23 TROT PURSE, $330 - Arion Prince, b. s., by Sidney Prince, (T.A.C.).. .Hy. L. Upshur, Eastville, \a E Bingen Azoff, b. g., by Azoff C Becker, Wilson, N. C E Wilbur the Great, br. s., by Peter the Great, (T.A.C.)..8. C. Britt, Norfolk, \ a = Harvest Lassie, b. m., by The Harvestcr....J. A. Hartman, Jr., Agt., Trenton - Berona Princess, b. m., by Sidney Prince P. J. Gillespie, Sr., Atlantic. Va = Lib Bingen, br. g„ by Lord Bingen, (T.A.C.),...W. E. Miller, Washington, D.C S Nigger Boy, bl. g., by Ardmore Bingen S. C. Bull, Mel fa, Va 5 Mose, s g., by Foros L. T. Belote, Keller, Va = Silver Wonder, s. s., by Roger Axworthy H. B. Windsor, Milford, DM S Jeptho Axworthy, b. h„ by Guy Axworthy .A. D. Drinkwater, Hackensack, N.J I Friday, August, 19, 1921 | 2.16 PACE PURSE, $350 i Tonka Patch, b. g., by Dan Patch H. P. James, Jr., Kendall Grove, Vr. = Doctor M. P-, b. g„ by Santa M. P. Newton, Woodstown, N J E Geneve, b. m., by Possibility Thad. Windsor, Milford, Del S Polly Medway, s. m., by Parrcnhurst H. B. Windsor, Milford, Del | TWO-YEAR-OLD DID NOT FILL E 2.10 TROT PURSE, $350 5 Arion Prince, b. s., by Sidney Prince, (T.A.C.) ..H. L. Upshur, Eastville, \ a - Future Tramp, b. g., bv Tramp Fast, (T.A.C.) -P. Clancy, Dillon, S. C = Morgan Leaf, b. g., by Morgan Axworthy W. E. Miller Washington, D. C E Beulah M., c. m., by Glenister S. C. Bull, TVlelfa, v’u s March On. b. g., by March On S. P. Peacock, Middletown, Dr = Dock McKinney, br. h., bv Dry Dock D. C. Armstrong, Pocomoke City, Md E Mary L. Dillon, bl. m., by Baron Dillon E. R. Ewell, Cambridge, Md II Jayko, b. g., by Silko JO3. F. O’Shea, Hackensack, N. J Roy Boy, s. g., by (Not given) J. R. James & Bro., Belle Haven, Va ; State Health Dept. \ Will Exhibit Here j | Have Planned For A Large Exhibi- X tion At The Pocomoke Fair Next Week. J The State Department of Health. ♦ the Maryland Social Hygiene Society, X the American Child Hygiene Organ- T ization and the Maryland Tuberculos ♦ is Association, with other agencies ♦ mtcrested in public health, are plan- S ning a large exhibit for the Poco -4 moke Fair. This exhibit Xvill be ♦ housed in six large tents, and will 4 contain hundreds of interesting post- J ers and demonstrations. Two moving ♦ I picture shows will be operated con- X i tinuously all day and the films will be J changed every day. Specially pre f I areri pamphlets containing instruct ♦ ions on how to prevent diseases and X ili health will be distributed. j j On Wednesday, August 17, the mo- tion pictures will be on Child Welfare, on Thursday Tuberculosis, and on Friday Social Hygiene. Each day a special lecturer of state or national prominence will be present to ex plain the pictures and to talk to the audience. The germs that cause diseases, magnified thousands of times, will be shown with the aid of microscopes and the ways to avoil them will be explained. No charge will be made for admis sion to this exhibit and everybody is invited to attend as many times as they wish m • - Tag Day Next Thursday Thursday next, August 18th, will i o “Tag Day” for the Junior Aid So ciety of Salem M. E. Church and : t s hoped that everyone will wear a tag on that day. They can be had Ji-r the small sum of 5 cents and our people generally should help these good young people in this method of j raising funds for their church work. > 1 et everybody be tagged on that dnv. | Two Big Dances | I I : At the Armory Hall j POCOMOKE CITY l ! t DURING FAIR WEEK ♦ I : Wednesday and Thursday, : ♦ Aug. 17th and 18th } : 8.30 P. M. t ! . : : : Music By Gore’s j f Novelty Orchestra j J ADMISSION $2. COUPLE COLD DRINKS J ' iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji Reduced Prices On Wagons 1 And harness ; 5 We have it large stock of Wagons, Buggies, Harness, 5 E Whips, Rohes, Dusters, and in fact everything in the hat- = E ness line, which we are selling at reduced prices. The larg- | = est stock of horse collars on the Shore. 1 PAINTS REDUCED TOO. 1 We carry in stock Hanline Lead and Zinc House Paints s E and Berry Brothers Auto and Floor Varnishes, which we are E | selling at greatly reduced prices. = Don’t forget our Repair Department. Have your bug- E i | gy or carriage overhauled and repainted by good mechanics E i at greatly reduced prices. j| CLUFF & COULBOURNE I ” | s (Successors to Johnson & ClulT.) f ll Market Street POCOMOKE CITY, MD. | - XX XX XX XX XX Page Nine