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FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
I,'t~iDA~,Alq lL
25,
THE FARMERS ADVOCATE
ESTABLISHED 1885
Published Every Friday at Charles Town, W. Va.
BY THE JEFFERSON PUBLISHING COMPANY
C. B. CARR. Manager.
Commercial Printers --- Publishers
Offices--North C orge Street Phone 257-W.:
"All Jefferson County News"
Subscription $1.50 Per Year, Strictly in Advance
Entered at the Post Office at Charles Town as Second Class Mail Matter
. ROBERT C. RISSLER, Editor
National Advertising Representatives
AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Detroit
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(Devoted To The Beat Interests of Jefferson County)
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WHAT CIVILIAN BOYS HAVE DONE.
The Civilian Conservation Corps has been in operation
since April 1, 1933. At this time, there are 275,000 en-
rollees in 1500 camps; has graduated 2,500,000 youths,
that have cost the Government $2,800,000,000.
What have they done to justify such an enormous out-
lay of money? Director J J. McEntee gives the answer.
The boys have built 118,492 miles of truck trails; 6,000,-
000 miles of erosion check dams; 84,737 miles of tele-
phones; 101 radio stations; 24,969,797 rods of fence, and
68 airplane land,ing field, in addition to planting 2,060,-
403,000 trees, and spending 6,273.000 man days fighting
forest fires.
o
JUST AS GRANDFATHER USED TO DO.
W'e till have a lot of o,ld fashioned fellows who refuse
juin the march of progress, and who insist on doing
things like father and grand-father used to do. Before
heaping too much ridicule on them, however, it might be
well to reflect that both father and grandfather paid off
the mbrtgage and always had sufli'cient provisions and
grain for at least one more year.
Those who scoff at them like to illustrate the point by
telling of the farm boy who put a pumpkin in one end of a
and a rock in the other end, and balance it when-he
Mrs. A. Luxenberg is in New
York this weM~ making puxchases'
of spring and sum,mer merchan-
dise for the Luxenberg Depart-
ment Store.
National Emergency
Summer an(J Fall Secretarial
Training. Low living cost. Spec-
ial rates to those who write at
once.
S, M.|:t N I~.PrLD~III ~])o1O ~,AC ~,r
PRE~I DL'~T |JAbk r~ I O'~X N. ,N|D
S--April 23-41.-pd.
A --April 25-4t.-pd.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT KEARNEYSVILLE, W. VA
I
13y virtue of authority vested h:~
the undersigned Trustee, by that'
certain Deed of Trust made by An.na
IL Wyndham, a widow, to A. H.~
Shipper, Tl~astee, datcv.i November
8th, 1937, and recor~ted in the office
of the clerk of the County C our~
of Jefferson County, West Virginia, I
[
in Deed Book No. 146, at page 528,
the said Trustee will sell at Public
Auction at the front door of the
County Court House in Charles
beginning at the Northeast corner:
of said Lot on the P,ike; thence
southwestward with the Pike b0
feet to the corner of Lot No. 2;
thence southeastward with the line
of No. 2, 150 feet; thence at a right
ang!e NeJiheastward 45 feet;
thence Northwestward in a straight
line 150Vt feet to the point of be-
ginning, containing one-fifth of an
acre." This Lot is improved with ai
good two story four r(mm .frame
}louse with slate roof. It fronts 5,'|
feet on d~e State Highway leading
from
! NOTICE OF SALE.
GET RESULTS--Save Time and Money! Having been appo ted hy the
Court to advertise and sell One
-- U S E T H E -- Nash Hearse, knowu as the J. C.
Hoffman Hearse, I will ~t~ll on SAT-
URDAY, MAY 3rd, 1941, to the
highes.t bidder at 2 P. M near
Kanode's Ice Plant, in Shepherds-
town, West Virginia.
This hearse is in good condition,
having only 13,330 miles registered.
FOR SALE FOR RENT Model 1929.
/
R. J. MADISON, Sheriff.
FOR SALE----A i937 Chevrolet] FOR RENT:--4-Room Apart- April 18 and 25.
two-doer Sedan in good tend[lien ~
' mene at Summit Poialt. Apply to
with hea~er and defroater. Reason-~MRS. MATTIE HUNTER,
ably priced. Telephone 28-K. ] Duffields, w.w. PUBLIC SALE
(NIbS) KATHLRINE BAYL,OI~, April 25 and 30-1t.
April 25-1t--April 30-11. OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT:--Funfished 4-room
FOR SALE:--The furniture and Bungalow with bath and lint water, l'urmmltt ~o decree en.tered by th.
fixtures o bog Cabin Tea House.Delightful location. Telephone,Circuit Court of Jefferson County
An csta~blished ~Ousmess with a re- Charles Town 206-12. We~ Virginia, on February lTth
newa~ble lease at a low rental. April 25-2t.-pd.
Moore insurance & Realty Co 1941, in a suit in chancery theren
',Phone 283, FOR RENT:--Al)artanent of 4 pending in which B. E. Maddex,
Charles Town, XAest Virginia. rooms, kitchen and 'bath. Telc- Administrator of John F. K. Whir-
Apr. 25-21 phone 67-W. or ~pply at tington, was plaintiff and James G.
5~2 SOUT.H SAMUEL ST. Whittington, et al, were defendant, s,
PLANTS FOR SALE:-All kinds Apr. 23-2,5 the undersigned Special Commis-
of Garden l'lants, Third Avenue, s4oners will ~tt'er for sale at Public
EasG Ranson, W. ga. FOR RENT:--Six rooms, steam Auction in fro~lt of the Court House
CIIAS. H. LUCAS heat and bath, for board of ox~mer, in Charles Town, West Virginia, on
Apr,il 16 & 23 and 18 & 25-pd. Apply to SATURDAY, APRIL 26th, 1941,
EDITH HOFFMASTER,
FOR SALE:--152 Acre Farm, 634 South Samuel Street, At 11:00 O'Clock A. M.
improved by 5-room Bungalow and Charles Town, W. Va. (1) That Certain Lot or l'areel
stable. About 5(10 cords ef good April 9 & ll-tf, of Land eontaSning about one acre,
wood and $1,000 worth of timber.
FOR RENT:-Three or four room with dwelling hot~se.thereon, situat-
apartment, all modern convenien- ed about one and a half miles from
ees, furnished or unfurnished. Also Bakerton, on the Old Zion road, m
Jefferson County, West Virginia,
single rooms and houses. Telephone which was conveyed to John F. K.
47-K, }Iarpers Ferry.
MRS. A. KAPLON Whittington and Sweet Whitting
ton by A. C. Link and Margaret E
Farm in Berkeley comity ,on high- April 11 & 25 and May 2 & 16-pd. his wife, by deed dated Februaury
way halfway between Shepherds- FOR RENT:--Furnished Apart- 15, 1921, reco~,ded in the Clerk's
town and Martinsburg. Price $9000. ment. Apply at 218 East Libert Office of said County ,h~ Deed Book
Business property renting for $50(I Street, Charles Town, W. Va. 120, page 37, and iu which the in.
a ),ear, good ,)cation and all rented. MRS. F. M. PHILLIPS, terest of the said Sweet Whittlng-
['rice $4300. 14 Acres of land on I)ee. 20-tf. ton was convey to .the said John F.
the highway and on high location K. Whittington by deed dated Sep-
~/-ith wonderful view, Route No. 9, FOR RENT:--House, corner of [ember 20, 1930, recorded in said
ea.~t, side of Shena ~doah Rivet. George and Congress streets, seven Clerk's Office in Deed Book 134,
l'rice $600. rooms, hot water heat, furnished or page 287.
MOORE INS. & REALTY CO. unfmnished. Desirable. Garage. (2) Also lhat Certain Tract of
April 25-2t. April 30-2t. Immediate possession. Land containing about seven acres,
GEe. 7M gfBELTZHOOVER, JR. situated aL!out three and a half
FOR SALE:--Valuable manufac- March - miles .sou[t{ of Shepherds[own, on
Kearnepsville ~o Shepherds- taring site on Belt Line in Ransou, the Moler's Cross Roads road,
took it to market. Asked why he did not balance it with town, w. Va a short distance with frontage of 366 feet and con- W A N T E D which was conveyed to said Johni
another pumpkin, the-boy replled that pap always did it Northeast of the B. & O. R. R, taining over 3 acres, improved by 6-,F.K. Whittington by Georgiana
hat way alld nobody could Ibeat him raising pumpkins. Company ~; Station at Kearney~-room bungah)w. Price $50(1(L De- WANTED:--,Bo.~, 14 years o$ Jenkins, by deed dated December 3,
rifle, W. Va and is considered a de-I sirahlc home, about % acre ground " " ' " "
au'e. with tbre vcle, to earrv morn- 1921, recorded m stud Clerk s Oflmc
sometimes think a bit less of present progress and a . 1 .'- - : " ,
sn'able property convement y local- attached. All modern improve- ln.g paper route m Ransom ,Cash,in Deed Bqok 121,page 72.
bit more of pap's policies might not be such a bad thing ed. . I ments, 8-rooms, also large garage, Bond required. Apply I TERMS OF SALE:---One-third
~in both town a~ad country, I TERMS OF SALE:--One-third h~ Charles Town. No town taxes. V.F. J~UKE, I cash on day of sale, and the remdue
ca~sh, balm,ce 'in two equal annual l'rice $5500. 100 Acres 0f land in ,South George Street, } in two equal annual Jnstalhnm~LsI
!,mo Humane Society 1Luncheonl paymenta evidenced by tWO negotia-i Middlewa.v district, intersecting two Apr. 25-1bpd. Chas. Town W. Va. [ evidenced by the notes of the pur-
i~ii~dllI' i ~l:ii@ai~i~;!iii!!ii~v!kff,~ " . " "i! i!~~hiiii: -Ible notes bea~ing interest from date highways~ Price $225{|, ~ I chaser bearing interest fronl date
,' ; ," s--~ --- and secured by a deed of Trust oni MOORE INS. & REAI/I?Y CLk WAN' El :--Second hand Cloth-} of ~sale at six per cent per annum,
i e ' ~ said property. ~ I April 25-21. April 30-2t. in g~. Must be clean and pressed, title to be retained until .the pur-
( i,~ A.H. SHII)I'EER, Trustee.[ ~ "-- FHI5 HOME SERVICE SHOP, chase money is paid in full, or all
April 25, May 2. 9 and 16. I FOR SALE:---Bah~d Abfalfa in South Charles Street, or a larzer oart in cash at the pur-
large or snmll q~uantities, also 25 -~ -
,barrels of unassorted yellow corn. April 25 and 30-1t. fire insurance equal to the deferred
~" "" "'' ' '~. " ~ " " by the large numlber atte '1' g Charles' Town, W. Va.chaser's option, and a~ig=mnent of
Deln~ secreLal~ 1[ WrdS voLed be t, ]
v s se on,t annual e-Kind- o-A, i- PUBLIC SALE JAS. R. MARS,HAl*L,
~old a bake sate at the .Iefferson mal~ Week" luncheon .R'iven ,by the OF VALUABLi3 FARM! Aor. 23-25-1t C'has. Town, W. Va. WANTED~--Pasture for 32 head payments.
FORREST A. BROWN,
of heifer~, must have good fences
}{ardware storeon Saturday, May }bu n.~ u n e Society of Jefferson FOR SALE:--bet at corner ~f ] and running w~t~r besides gra~s. LEE BUSHONG, JR
~7. ReCr~sh~{~ents were sm.~ed, at By virtue ef the authority vested tmwrence Street and the B. & ' !,T. WILLIAM MARLOW, Special Commissioners.
(~ounty. Wednesday, April 23rd, at iu the undersigned trustee, by the Raih'ead, in Charles Town. I
~ho close (ff the meeting, the Thomas Jefferson tie[el, Char- (iced of t~ust hereinafter referred W.F. JAIGK~S,ON, Adm [ Koute i, Charles Tmvqb W. Va.
o -- lies Town. to. the undersigned trustee will Apr. 23-25r~. P.O. Box 176. [ April 25-11.-pd. In Ihe Clerk's Office
of the Said Circuit Court:
After a delicious luncheon Mrs. offer for sale at Public Auction in ~x" W
AN1ED A'I/ ONCE:--Young I.W.M. Jones, Clerk of said
": Advertising Facts /harles Mayer Shriver, Directorof front el' the Court House in Charle,-; cubic feet Frigidaire, for $35.00.~ rnan and young woman, at least one Cireu.it Court of Jefferson County,
ltumane Education in the Humane Town. West Virginia, on Phone 171 or see A. A. LUTTREIA~ )'ear college, degree preferred. Give hereby certify that Lee Bushong,
( cemple~ college studies and grades. Jr Special Comnai~ssioner, has exe-
tlow Sears, Roebuck and Co's Society of tBalbhnore County, gave TUESDAY, MAY 20th, 1941, April 18-31.-p 1.
at eleven o'clock A. M That Cer-I Opportulfity. cuted bond with approved security
~retaii stores built a $400,000,000 ,an informative talk in which shetain Tract or Parcel of Land, witiaI FOR SALE:--Fiowers---Plants-- P.O. BOX 212, [ before me, conditioned according ~.(:
business in 15 years with theaid called attention to the fact thatdwelling house, farm buildings andI Extra nice Potted Tomatoes; All Hagerstown, Maryland.[ law a~ required by ~said decree.
of persistent newspaper adver- organized humane work h~s been other improvements thereon, con-I Kinds of Vegetable l'lants. I'eren-April 16 & 23 and 18 & 25. W.M. JONES, Clerk.
tising is the subject of Adver-carried on in the United Statesfor raining 95 acres, 2 roods and 20~ nials now ready. April4, 11, 18 and 25.
poles, situated neat' Engle Statiom] J. I) WAT'rEl~S (:O~I'ANY MISCELLANEOUS
rising Facts No. 38. released to- seventy-live years. Mr. Henry Berg m Jefferson County, W. Va boun(l:~ 207 East Liberty Street,
ed on (he south by the Baltlmor~ & Charles Town, W. Va.
Ohio Kailroad, and on the north byi April l~; & 25 and 2:; & 30-pd.
the road leading from Engle Station
day by the Bureau of Advert[s- havinz,been granted the first char- MONEY TO LOAN--At 5 per
ing, American Newspaper Pub- ~er for a society of this sor~ in cent on good ~cur~ty, town or farm
lishers Association. Individual the ,Sprin~" of 1866 when he or- to Harpers Ferry, being the sameI FOR SAlvE:---Electric Range, i~, propmty. Phone 147-F.
Sears, ltoebuck stores advertise ~-anized the Society for the Pre- property conveyed to S. W. Wash-] good condition. First huyer can[ I. H. RUSSELL,
in new8papers 52 weeks every vent[on of (',ruetty to Animals in ington, trustee, by deed of trus~] have for $35.00. Phone 171. ] Real Estate & Insurance
year. New York City. Mr. Bert's cxper-dated May 12, 1920, fcom the sai(ii ARNOLI) )~AFTER, IA, Apr. 4 St.--S, Apr. 9-51.
Thomas E. Howel and Jennie IL Charles 'l')wn, W. Va.
0 [once had led him u) *believe that Howell, his wdc, recorded io th,;]Ap ilr l], lC),lSand 23. I (;ASH l"or Your SCRAP lron
~OTICE TO DAIRY I;ARMEI~S. cruel treaunen~ o animals was Clerk's oftiee of the Couni~y Court[ I "METALS -,RAGS - RUBBER -
tar~ely due to ignorance and of" sa~(t county indeed book /18,1I"~)i~ S A~/~] ~:~)ura A,ire ;illt I'APER-Auto Bodies - Fenders
You art; ur~'en,tly requested to th(,uvhtlessness, and one of the page,)29 the saidI, nrrestA. Brow~: gr, vc-d ;o(
having been appoint, ed trustee un-I frame house with m~tal roof, pou - WE SI';LL U,~ and New Pipe-
~atch your grass and garlic, ttave most effective of pr(w, ntive meas- der said deed of trust in tfic place' try house 4(I x 60 feet, stable for 3- Fittings Beams Angles -
cream delivered as often ~s pos- ures was the dissemination of in- of said S. W. Washington, deceased,! h;~ad stock, corn crib, well and cis- Batbtub,s- Sinks
~le, to guarantee quality, foemation, by order of the Circu t Court of Jef-, tern, at Summit Point. Bargain ~o
Fairmount Creamery Co ]'he h.istory of humane work ferson County, West Virginia, en-~l a quick buyer. Telephone 477-I". HYMAN VIENEI & SONS
tered on Sepb. 28, 1938 and heing I.H. RUSSELl,
~pr. 2',lqt M.K. Bowers, Mawr. since Mr. Bert's (lay bears out his ~ * (;harles Town, W. Va.
the same property conveyed L~I Real Estate aim lnsura~ c
- theory and to-(lay widesl)read c:lu- Thornas E. Howell by S T. KneLti ~ April I1, IG. 18, 2:;, 25-t)d.A~t. 16-tf
' 31issioner's Notice. cational effort not only with pc[i and others hy deed dated May 10,'
owners and chihh'en, but lives.tock[ 1921), recordetl in said Clerk's ~fll,".' FOR SALE:--I'arm of 60 Acres,EYES EXAMINED, glasses fitted
in dee(] hook Ilg. page 527, t,) wh~chi improw-d hy a .~dx room dwellingDR. STUDWELL
I hetveby certify that 1 have be- and poultry (lealcrs, owners o,f lie- said deed and the plat therewilh]and a large grmmd harn. t'r ted Optometrist
fore mc for settlement ~he acco~mts " Ttapnell Building
"Of the following fiduciarms:,cry statblcs and slaughter houses recorded referenceis made, anq,~ to sell. Telepho ne47-F. Charles Town, W. Va.
D. Grove Meier, surviving[r~ls-i and cvcn thc motion picture pro- he[reded and described therein asI I. I[. RUSSEI,I,
ducers in Hollywood i,~ serving LO follows:,Real Estate and [n~uranc(~ Wednesday and Saturday
tee to Charle.s 'F~ Riley (Second) i i Beginning at a stake in the ori~l-I April11, 16, 18, 23 & 25-pd. 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M.
: 1. F;, Whliting (Sommers), Corn-: prevent cruelty and t)rotnote~ kind- nal line amt c( rner to the Spaulding~, "~,~-'~', ~ Jan. 3-tf.
in, ittee of S. L. Whiting, I ~[ . ) ~. ro~, S,~,E'--r; ~znt room ~raml
Blanche A. Wheatley, Admires- i ness to all kind,s of dum'b crea- or t~tt~e r,/~ m ~ ~o~ ~nR'. ~ ) ( n ~ - - -"
" i'h' nouse wlth three a<'re~ el land on ADDING MACttlNES
nexe(1 plal;, runntng tnellee w u ' " .
~ratt~x c, ~. a. of George William Ituves. Mill lot S 4l 45 W 48/15 pelf'; the south rode tJ" Ilarewood Avenue TYPEWRITERS
~l'acey. : Motion pictures of the attractive " " ' "- ' ~" : ' ~ ';" lt[ ' in th~ suburbs Phone t47-F Sales - Service - Re~ttals
S. B. Luca~; Conmfitt(m o[' Wii-~1 plant and varied aetivitics of the [more[ a stake& Ohio n ~ne(2);, .caa,trumungUne Orthence. t,a -, I II RUSSIAA,--See---
~iam J, Britner, ,I~*. (Annual) f Real Estate & Insurance, WINCHESTER
Minrfie Henretty, Administratrix thnnam,Society ~f Baltinmre with the railroad 120 i)ole~,; to thcl
place, of a white, oak and cedar A, Apr, 4 St.--S, Apr 9-51. TYPEWRITER COMPANY
33 West Piccadilly Street
~ffT. C. Henretty. County (Maryland~ were show~.by ~,rees, a corner in the division t'~t IIAMS~. IIAMS! HAMS'. Winchester, Virginia
D. (;rove Meier, Adlniltistra0)r o[' Mrs. Shriver, followed ,l)y an edu- CharGes J. and William Engle (3),
Caroline Devonshire [ Yes. Ib.ere i:-; a difference in
~ "u-i ~' " catmnal f Im deahng w~th" common Cbence continuing with the raitroaqI hams! Just Country Ham or, ourMareh 7-tf. - .
J~o;~a wamwr~gnt,htt' nmuttee '~ ~ type~ of' tluel t~(atm,~R of hou" ( lines S. 85- 15 E. 8 poles (4);] (rid ham. Country Sugar Cured
Chester I). Wainwrig . (A mua ). -: ' :" ' "~" -" ";~" OPPORTUNITY FOR men a~es
Given onder my h~,d this 23rd mM petm m [he t, ra0ping .f wihl thence S. 81 - 15 E. I I pole,'~ (5); [tams. Sen're two years old. (;all 21 Lo 35, lookir~g for self-ianpl, ove-
thence S, 89 - .45 E. 87 poles U;I;t VanMETRE'S FARM, ~ment to ~pply for training with
day of April, /941 a~limals and the transportati.h,thence N. 76 - 45 E. 19 poles t,) ai Martinsbttrg, W. Va. the J. J. New, berry Co operators
MA RY McGILI, ~{HIRI,EY. handt.in~r an(l slaught'crin~ (ff pou[- stake a cm~er to Nab}na t)eache '"
I I'hono 825--F-11. ,f national ~ariety chain store
Cornmi~sioner of AccounLb
Apral 25 and May 2. try and cattle. (77; thence wffh her lines N. 10 ~ .Jail. 17 Lo I)ee. 31, '4i. ,%usinass, Must .be dependable and
.- 45 E. :10.2 poles t,) a stone ,(g); halve amlbition to learn the busi-
thenve S. 88 ~ 30 E, 54.25 p()les t,:,I FOR SALE:--ll7 Acres, flood hess and advance with the corn-
There Hundreds =1~t a stone C|); thence will the same dwelling ha,',b small orchard, lime-'pany S~tlarv modest to start. Ap-
are and the Mitchell tot N. 14,15 E t,t, land. lncated on highway, ply in writ, inz and enclose dose-
56.4 poles to a stone, corner in tim} MOORE IN,% & REALTY CO up photograph og serf wRh letter.
but ONLY ~,~, line at or near the middle[ 106 E. Wash ingt,m St Write Box 2 ,1 "II", Charles Town,
mm of the road and a corner l~,) Peaeher[ Charles [own, W. Va.
and Mitchell lot (10); and finallyI Apr. 4 & IIAL& 16. ~ w. Va.
with the toad, being the line of theI =- = Apr 2;',-2.St~t
land sold Horace Osbourn, N. 17 -~
13 W. 163.8 poles the beginning, I Aimual R.mmage Sale May Dip to End of Month
containing 95 acre,~. 2 roods and 20[
poles, embracing the :~chool house
tot of one-half acre. Th(, Aroma! Rummage Sale of Dip itets are alloweble in the
Profit by d~e exw,',cnce o~ b:,hcrTree~ ~,d TERMS OF SALE:--(ne ~hird ]streams of Jefferson County, ac-
p~ultvyroe, who ha~e ~our~d a sm, nd way Io ,~,L~;~'.'~./;~p. of purchase money cash i. band, the ('h~rto:~ Town Li',brary will be
raise cb3(k5 with very itS," 1o5~ and who rnar~e.~a~na~
one-third thereof, "with interest, in heht at the Parb~h House on Fri- cording to an announcement from
tbeir cbicks urow rapidly, rn,a*,e~, e~qv, af~d
statltay,~g .oon----by using ~>ne year, and residue t heleof with d.ay aud Sat.|lrd~y. May 2nd an,i / the State .Consetwatiou Controls-
tsion, received on Monday, the re-
" " " i,te s,in years ,r,n day of :;,-,l. The the, .at wi,1 be,
/ eg/b'g'O,irtl .q eq, lly dwi,H et, we n the
ulaillder
O'f
tile
curreltt
month,
$~+~ ,'~,saD. said defer~d payments to be '
in-
r~,~d .~a~ ~'~;<)~t IL/" ~' ;7 ~ ~ t'rw~:~ a~d 1,ibrary l)o~mlim~s will eluding the last day. "
~f7~"~;'-' Evrry mm,d i~, "vJtall,ed'" by the e~ddi, i:,n ,)~ th7 l~;,t~r,t
t~L~:i,~ vitamins found in Y-O- a pate,ted preduct tn wm::~.tbc
~,;#e -~,~,-,~;,~ A, B, D E and (} vita ~fin~ of Brew(re Yeast, Cod laver Frank Harrison or' Mr:;. John Per- } A S Allen, book keeper in the
ttlr!i i(i;;le ::~(:,n: [~: ~" ~" ':s,ii~!: E~I~ :i!:nde~ti
.~. ')"OiL anti Wheat Germ Oil ,~',ai" ,heir s~ren b for. e ~i~h'~'e':'tl' ""b "s" ~ '
~at~-~, longer lime. Start right-- with Conkeys Y-O Feeds. s n n ti
~, g
evidm~eed by the notes of the pur-
chaser, with good security, ao,t ~-
cured t,v deed af tr~,~,t upon the hc gratefully received. C~I[ Mr;.{ - 0-~
proporty, with assigmnent of firp
insurance m~ the buildings in the
amount of said deferred pa3 ment~
or the insurahle value of said, build-
ings, whichever is less.
FORREST A. BROWN, Saturday, 3rd, also at the home on Jth George street, and
2,9 Parish House. is gradually
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it's also the only lowest-
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