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DIAMOND RING IS
GIVEN RED CROSS
BY LOCAL PERSON
Anonymous Donor Sends
Jewel To Washington
For its Cash Value
A Wa~ing~on evening paper en-
gaged in rai~ing funds for the Red
Cross to use for ~benefit of~ flood
cor. ~ey have ~t ~zeir homes,
their live st~ck, their ~ens.
They m~t be aided toward reka-
bil~ation.
The proceed~ from ~he s~le of
dian~nd sent from Charles Town
~il~ perhaps restore a family to
well-being. The~e are many fami-
lies needing succor in this crisis.
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
WILL ELECT.
The Jeffemon Cou~y R~pubLieau
pay&rig ~is farm debt. fine quaUty, worth from $700 to o-
J. $750 ~t present retail rn~rke~ FIFTY FARMERS IN" CLASS.
THE CHA~t~PION LAZY MAN.
~']~bu~ty au~xoritie~ in the last
few day~ have d~scovered what
they pronounce the chamlMon lazy
man of the county. T~o not a res-
iden* of the county, the man
been given more c~sideration
t~m he deserves.
One day last week he appeared
i~ the C~unCy Court, and ~sked
the President to send him to jail.
Assuring the officer float he had
M~ss Clara Janney w~s much sur-
prised Wednesday night last when
~bout fifty of her friends gathered
KEARNEYSVIIJ
The Jefferson Farm Women's
Clab met ~t the hone of Mrs. Paul
E. Miller on T~esday, February 2,
for an all day meeting. The fore-
noon was spent in committee
meetings. A most deMcious lunch
v~s served by the hostess assisted
,by the cl~b members. The business
meeting was called at 1:30 hy the
president, Mrs. G. W. Mye~ and
was foUowed ,by the following pro-
gram: Devotionals, Mrs. Hen-
dricks Daniel,s; Song by group;
Story, Mns. Charles I)e~r; Lesso~,
"Lets pMn what to eat," Mrs. Paul
Miller; Discussion, "Same common
~llness that may be pr~ver~ted by
proper vegetables," Mrs. W. B.
Hammond; Talk, Mrs. J. M. Gar-
rett. MSss Lafferty and Nell Bol-
ton, County Agents, explained the
club projects for the new year.
T~e Garden Sdheol, which will be
held in Charles Town, Febnm~ 9,
w~ announced. T~o new mem-
bers, Mrs. Roy Shirley and Mrs.
Allen were added to the roR. Tldr-
ty-five members were present.
BUS SHELTERS COMPLETED.
z~my weary weeks, a~
vaned by the ,most n~serable exer-
cise of red tape, the bus she~ters
for the school ch$1dre~ of the emm-
ty have been completed and placed
in pe~i~on. The last of them were
set up last week whe~,~
was more than h~
In a~l there a~e 67 o
are strewn al~g
read in the
Mrs. W. J. Young i~ i
her hence on South
an attack of grippe.
I have for sale virginia horses, colts and mules.
bought by me, and sold with my guarantee. If you
or live stock of any kind, call me. If you do not, we both
will come at once to look at your stock. Satisfaction
teed. if buying or selling. Call 49-F-12.
O
SHARPSBURG, MD.
+ Like ~ ~ve to-8~ve to the ,Red
(Iv0~ for flood relief. For the en-
tree, '~,~ 'be by ~leket ~zly. If closed stone ~ggt wha~ money you
fatl a ce ve your b 'em mui #re to Red Gross.
~ ~! ~t ~ ~ ~ and ~ you for helping me in this
at 2 p. m. in the afternoe~ an mm~tFnw~ donation, the sender
noon ret~ ~ be serve41 wishing no thar~ks or ecka~w~edge-
that every meat. R was Vrue cha y.
in the county w~l arrange to be In the co~m~ of the collection of
for rdiet purpe
The Company ago, a eloga was
]utveoa disp~q tm~nd~, "Give u~til it burial"
the ~ a eorap~.tlne of ! That meant to g~ve until some ~er-
.Deere nm hinery sonsl need was a eted, xm t some
~-will be g4ad to ex- ~ ~ was ~ffered. And
,any namy g ve thus, g ve of cash
he a.ked x - tng rome. to
y get
ruffly.--of and watch
tt ' t a lator
H~ NOT KI~IGNF, D.
I
, that peo-
are e re t-
pre~de emm neceed~e~ ae wetl as
lux e
In the inesem ca,e vdthout doubt
it 'qwwt" the sender of Chi~ dia-
mond to pa t w th it, not peeu r-
ily, bat sentimentally, deeply hurt
the ~ of ~ume fond ast~cia-
timb perhaps some lovg-past ro-
mance, poshly the of
Peace
it w~tl ~tinmlato aflu~ ~o g~ve, in
cash o good~. The fa~t tlmt the
BUY
Every chick is lmtched from healthy B .tmted
years
MONDAY
your
uhauser Chick.Hatchery
S41 Av,MartiNb |, We t Va,
amateur night on the evening of day ~ight. Mr. Jmnes FArley and
February 18. Also a contest known Mr. M iRard Bu~hovg were in
as the Brain Busters, will be held. c~u~-~ge and the meeting was very
This will probably be one of the e~ as there was a full at-
biggest evenings of entertainment tendanee. The ten members a~-
of its kind held in Charles Town. tended ~ewiees in the Presbyterian
Those desiring to enter the contest Cbm~ Sunday mondng where Rev.
will please secure application Jm~kin ~ to the Scouts.
blanks~ from any of the high Pu~ on the honor roll at the
school students, teachers or at the local ~b~ol for January have their
drug stores. After these have been nam~ listed below.
received, candidates will be notS- Upper Grades--~rene Broy, Nel-
fled. Also if anyone has a question tie ,Broy, Louise Morrow, Esther
suitable for the Brain Buster con- i W~Rem, Wiletta W~Iters, David
test you will please send it in to I~wson, Cha~es Lee Nicely, Harry
the school by some student in an King, Juror Ringer.
envelope with the answer to the[ Intermediate Grade~--Pa~ An-
question given as well. Also sign ders, Wayne Dawson, Junior Lm-
your name. These questions will ton, Thomas IAnton, Gle~n Rams-
be placed in the box and the con- burg, Edward SZber~ Bill Sfl3ort,
testant will draw one question i Clarence Staubs, Hnvold White,
from the box and hand to the Norman W~ite, Lucy Anders, Mar-
judge who will read the question igaret Ashby, Catherine Dunlap,
and the name of the person send- Catherine Lewis, Jessie Ramsburg,
ing it in. I Dorothy Watson, Kennth Anders,
The proceeds from this night of Violet Lee Ring, Mary Sta~bs, Ruth
entertainment Will go entirely to Watson.
the P.-T. A. for the realization of I ,Prkrmry Grades--Ella May Dun.
some of the objectives set up for tap, Sidney Everhaxt, Doris Lewis,
the year. Mark this date on yourI Dorothy W~tson, Kenneth Anders,
calendar and keep everything out Kenneth I~toax, Junior Watson,
25 : f theto waY.all. The admission price, is i .l~' er J~c~, ~Y Fieher
Outstanding values in,every respect are the
John Deers No. 52, two-bottom prow and the
No. 5I, one-bottom plow, Sturdy, beaded-
steel beams are heat-treated for extreme tough-
hess, Heavy beam brnees, and +twin teel
bearings between axles and frame assure la t-
Ing rigidity--permanent alignment. Heavy-
duty enelosed power lift will last for year ;
Genuine John Deere bottoms assure goo
work, ,pulverizing, scouring, and IIFht draft.
Inspect these efficient plows,
JEFFERSON HARDWARE CO IW
CHARLES TOWN, WEST VA.
PHONE 45
g~J~a,
se-wi'ess w re held Tum-
my at n -frem
tet4 an C~u~h, the Rev. C. B~ Mc-
Immghl ofl a ng and imermeat
was made in ]~nwood Oemetery,
Shepherdstowr~
(;hades Town, W. Va
HAS JUST BEEN BUlL
IT zas never neeurred before in auto-
mobile history that 25 million cars of
one make, bearing one name, have
been imanufactured under one man-
agement. The 2S,000,000th Ford ear
robed off the Ford Rouge Plant pro-
duction line on January 18, 19 7.
25 million ears dnee 1903 more
than one-third of all the ears ever
built enough ears to transport the
entire population of the United States.
The figures represent a remarkable
contribution to the racial welfare, the
industrial stability and the meral
prosre Of our country.
People respect Ford efllciency. They
know F#rd uses fine material& the
best workmanship at good wage the
most exact precision ~nt~
They know .these thln are passed
along to pureha x in the form of
extra value. Naturally, they like to
do lmdue with meh a company.
That is the only reason it has been
required to produce million earl
Naturally, they expect
more of a Ford ear, more this
year than year--more
each year than the year befor
have every risht to. The
gained in bnildin8
ables Ford to produce today
mporb motor ear at a really low
--with the Beauty, Comfort,
and Performance of much more
pemlve cars.
The 19.37 Ford V-8 combines a
vaneed design, all-steel
extra body om, and
with a choice of two V-type
der engines--the most modem t
of power-plant on land, sea,
the air.
The 8 horsepower
top pedormanee with unumany
economy for its high poweg.
The 60-horsspower engine
good porformanee with
ear--and wears the lowest Ford
tag in year
People expect, more
beeame it's s Ford--and they
more, for the same
,- undeniably
in the low. rise fiel&
FORD M O T O-It COMPAN