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FARMERS ADVOCATE,
CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
FRIDAY,
APRIL
18,
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AIRLINES
(From Page 1)
A presentment again,st Edward
Tl**ner, alleged to have driven a
phk-up t~aek on the streets of
tlharles Town while lie was under
the inflnenee of liquor was return.
od not a true bill. The grand jury
i;ke~ise refused action on two pre-
sentments against lsabelle Thomp-
son, (d.Charles Town. One of the
charge2 was that of keeping a hou~c
of ill fame; the other was contr;but-
h-~g to the delinquency of boys un-
der the age of 18 years. A numher
of youths were mnnmoned to tell
aboul the house and the conduct of
th()se who were reported to have
frequented il, but none would ac-
knowledv, e an)' wrong doing on the
part nf those making visits there.
Jut3, trials will hegin on Tuesday,
April 22, at 9:20 a. m the petit
jury having been summoned for
that (late.
On arraignment Wednesday af-
ternoon Georg'e Ja~mes, whose trial
had ~been set for May 2, plead
~uilty to the s;econd count in the
indictme.nt against him, that of
entering the warehouse of the
S~mthern States Cooperative in
Charle:~ Town. iSentenee was with-
held.
The trial of Robert Lee, colored,
e+har~'ed with stealing an automo-
bile from Clarence Boyd, will ,be
held on Tuesday next, April 22. A
misdemeanor charge against Ed-
ward Tat'nee, wi~ll 'be heard on
Thursday, April 30.
A hearing before the Court in
the parking: meter case against
Jerry White is set ~or May 2.
Other eases sched.uled for a
hearing' or trials include J. M.
Moffett versus J. H. Kelley, Tues-
day, ~May 6; Carrie R oderick vs.
MarLin, May g; Marshall Henry,
two indictments for attuned rob-
hery, Friday, May 2.
Court .cotffirmed the sales of
the Williams real estate in Ran-
son to Nathaniel Gray, for $1~100,
{rod after paying costs of suit, au-
thorized a distriibution to ~e Wil-
limos tIeirs as 'follows: Margaret
WilUa ms, widow of Ashby Wil-
liams, $97.g6; Bennett W o o d,
$Ig.79; !Bennet't Williams, $134.87;
William R. Wil~liams, $124.87;
Nora Allen, a daughter, $22.87;
lI. N. Bradley, .General Receiver
f+r," Thelm~'~ Williams, $10~; Maude
Pancoa::t, $2(}.47; John Williams,
$104.29.
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NEWS OF OTHER YEARS
SEVENTY YEARS AGO, APR. ]6
Married-- In Zion Episcopal
'Cimrch, Charlestown, by ~he Roy.
W. tl. Meade, ~Phos. ~D. Ranson to
Miss Mary Alexander, daughter of
the late I)r. ,W. F. Alexander, of
this couuty.
Died--at Duffields, /Mrs. ICor~bina
E. NeiH, wife o~f Lewis Neill; in
ICharlstown, .Mrs. ,Elizabeth Wil-
lis, wife ~f Thomas ,H. Willis, aged
6g years.
A fbmd relief ,eam~nittee report-
~t that the sum .oil $451&61 had
lbeen raised and distributed ffor the
relief .f flood sufferers along the
~Shenat|doM~ ~i~ver.
"Each year you bu~ a tire m" two, alew gallons
of oil, a fitt~ paint, perhaps some fence.
purchases of ~rs, together with those
of o~her farmers, rim into millions of gallons
of oll and pahat, hundreds of carloads of steel.
wire, fen~ and roofing, tFmusands o[ dollars
worth of poultry and barn equipment--a total
purchasing power as great as any industry.
The power is there--but you could not use it
until it was eorr~4atedi you bad to choose a
workable method, foem an organization, select
men to run it, and build up enough capital.
, Now, through the Southern States C.ooperative,
which you have built, you have buyers worb
ins for you on a tremendous volume of pur-
chasing. They buy on sp~ifumtiona tmquired
From experiment s~atiot~
From ind~ry
From farters
what a nt
larva needs. And thoy have volume enough to
insist that the goods be made tho wsy yoo
want them.
County Recorder Fayman open-
ed his office in iCharlestown, a~Ler
the office had ~been in ~.She~pherds-
town for the p asl six years. Cir-
cuit Clerk Ch~piine flailed to come
to Charlestown, l'earing violence
from the people o~ Shepherdstown
if he did.
SIXTY YEARS AGO, APR. 16
Died-in iShepherdstown, 'Cor-
nelius Yontz, aged 70 years; at
tNe home of IWilliam ,Ferguson, in
the county, William ~M. Jones, aged
71 year~; at the home o~ his ,bro-
t:her in Shepherdstown, Dr. Lane
Buffer, of Beaver Creek, Md.
Charles .Davies, a qmember of
the Jefferson County ,bar, and re-
siding7 in Harpers ,Ferry, was ap-
pointed to a iClerkship in the Pen-
sion ~Bureau, at a salary af $1800
a year.
James B. %Vashington, Sormerly
of this county, was elected oresi-
den,t .of the iS:omerset and. Cam~bria
,Railroad :Co, in Pennsylvania.
FORTY YEARS AGO, APR. 16
Al~bert Diehl, of the ~'irm of
,Die'hi +Brothers, +Charles Town, died
at his home here at the age o~f 67
years.
Dr. Jo~m @. IBishop Ibegan the
construction of a brick dwel:ling
house on Wes.t Congress ,Street,
,Charles Town.
TWENTY YEARS AGO, APR. 16
Dr. Hopkins Gibson, a dentist of
Shepherdstowrh w a s married in
Baltimore ?~o Mrs. Virginia Rouss
Lee, daughter o~" the late Charles
Broadway Rouss, off New York.
Died--Near ,Bunker Hill, ,Mrs.
Anna 'Boyer, widow o Aaron Boy-
or, and daughter of the late Wil-
liam and Mat'y Wels~h; at Trafford,
Pa )Horace IHoffmaster, for~nerly
of this ~eounty; at her home at
Summit Point, Mrs. Laura W. El-
gin, wife of iN. T. Elgin, aged 62
~ears; at her ho~ne in Sedalia,
Me Mrs. Elizwbeth Rissler, widow:
of t'he late ,Capt. William ~Rissler,
formerly of this county, aged 88
years.
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Mrs. Earl Lowry, o~" Keyser, W.
Va is v~siting her son, Mr. T.
Warner Imwry, and family, East
Street. Guests at the [
Congress
~Lowry hmne over the Easter week~
end were, Miss Peg Harrison, Mr.['
Tom White, and Mr. Earl I,owry, ]
a,l] of Keyser. [
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With Enduring, QUALITY F
URNITURL Thai You
Can Buy Here At Moderate i'rices!
Every Piece Is ( uaranteed To Be Right.
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Venetian Blinds--.Let Us Take the Measurement and Install Them For You
the right way. We Cut, Fit and Install ALL WINDOW SHADES.
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Summer Furniture Is On Display
Summer came early. Our display floors show a
.u'lorious array of Furniture to decorate your porch
and lawn. A riot of color, an ensemble of comfort.
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QUALITY MERCHANI)ISE TIIAT YOU CAN AFFORD
Living, Dining, Breakfast, Bedroom Suites, Studio Couches, Living Room
Chairs, Many Tables of All Kinds, Beds, Springs and Mattresses
Kitchen Cabinets, Utility Cabinets, Window Shades
SEE US FOR ALL YOUR FURNITURE NEEDS.
Phone 162.
"EVERYTHING FOR TIlE HOME AT BEST PRICL, S"
Charles Town, W. Va
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70 USEI) CARS TO SELECT FROM
THE LARGEST USED CAR STOCI( EVLR
OFFEREI) IN JEFFERSON (O[-' "
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Bring In Your Present Car - Trade It For
A Newer Model And You Will Own A
Car That Is
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1940--FORD FORDOR SEDAN
Heater, clean inside and out, good rubber
1940--FORD TUDOR SEDAN
With heater, seat covers, very Inw mileage, perfect
1940---FORD COUPE BLACK
Perfect, less than 3000 miles, beater, good as new
1940---FORD DELUXE SEDAN 4-DR. NEW
This car has never been sold or driven
1939---FORD DELUXE CONV. COUPE
With Radio, spot light, heater, low mileage, perfect
1939---MERCURY TUDOR SEDAN COLOR. GREEN
Lowmileage, clean inside and out, good rubber
1939--FORD DELUXE FORDOR SEDAN, COI,OR BI,ACh:
With radio, heater
1939--FORD DELUXE TUDOR. MAROON
Heater. seat covers, white wall tires, low mileage
1939---FORD TUDOR, BLACK OR BLUE
1939---FORD COUPE, BLACK AND BLUE
With heaters, good rubber andlow mileage
1938--FORD TUDOR. BI.ACK WITH TRUNK
This car ha~s very low mileage, with heater
1938---FORD COUPE, BLUE
This car has only been driven 10,000 miles
1938--PACKARD SEDAN, WITH HEATER
This car has been reconditioned thoroughly
1938--PLYMOUTH DELUXE SEDAN, GRAY
This car is clean, and in perfeel condition
1937--FORD FORDOR SEDAN, BLACK
Oood robber, heater, clean
1937--FORD TUDOR, BLACK AND BLUE
With heaters, some with radio's
1937--FORI) COUPE'S. ANY COLOR
Witb healers, good rubber
1936--FORD FORDORS, ANY COLOR
Witb heal era, some with radi~s
1936---FORD TUDORS, BLACK, BI,UE AND
Witb heaters, good rubber
1936---PLYMOUTH COUPE
GRAY
We have a lot of 1935, 34, 33s, in fact we have everything from 1940 models down
to the model A, also some good pick-ups, one tonners, and 1 ton trucks.
Phone 266 J.D. YOWELL Charles Town, ,W. Va.
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