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FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1u.Ii. FARMERS ADVOCA'rE, CIIARLES TOWN, W. VA. PAGg FIk"
WILL TREAT YOU RIGHT. ]planted in the a,bove named local ] Md spent the week-e~d at the home ] Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilt. ], ~, ,~',~:,~,** uu,~
sn'eams providing the cooperation of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webb. t ~,a,~or, I WINCHESTER
l'f the l)arty or parties who took of fishermen can be secured in ob- Mrs. Mary Blan Barker, wh,) and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cobb, Mr.I
Ithe Foa" Li~'ht and Seth l)rad.:cts!tainina ,he information desired, owns considerable property in Bali- Donaht Parkerson mu, Miss Louise'~ APPLE BLOSSOM
from my car. which burned recent- Fishin,~' rep.rt for,Ins may be ob- xar. and divide,~ her time between llockenberry, all of Ball,(mine, Md
' FESTIV/E
ly,call at my home 318 W. lained from the lzaac Walton Lea-" Bohvar and Washington, m rceov- were Sunday visitors at the homeil
ering flora an operation in Do(tin sl of Mr. and M~s. Jack S~.aughtm~.
Li;bcrty Sl they may have the g'm', Mart!nslburg, W. Va.; T. K.
other folz" liaq, t. for use with the/ Whitaere. (;ame Warden for Berk- Hospital, in Washington, and hopcsI ~A~,and
Mr. Gumwll I'oitcrlieht. oS other bracket, eley t;ounW, M'urtins/burlg, W. Va u) so(m be able to return 4;0 her Bol-i
Round
t
Notice
of
Lost
Stock
Iioustun. Texas. is visiting his lmr- RAYM()NI) (:ARPEIt.or Maxwell Athey, Game Warden ivar home. I
cnLs. Mr. and Mrs. INfili,p Porter- Al)r. 25-1t1,I. fro' ,h,fferson County, Shepherds- Adan, aob,s(>, aged o ~;a, Certificate. Trip
lield, East WashtuB(on Street. o town. V. Va. These reports should man, who died at the home of Mrs.I
Lv. Charles Town 10.22 a. m. i
be returned to the lzaae Walton A. W. Little(on on last Wednesday[ This is to give amtice that certi- Return same day.
Mr, and Mrs. W. A. Spangler Where Trout iLeague. Mart, in~burg, the a, bove nmrning, was buried on Fridayt fica4e nun)her
seven for one share
were in St(a,burg, Va over the~ May Be Found mentione 1 Game Warden,s or to morning from the Littleton home. of stock of the Charles Town Horse SEE NAIl, RE S (d)RGEgLS
week-end, the U. S. Fisheries Station at Eee- Rev. Chas. It. Iley conducted the SameSh w havingASs ciati nbeen haSissuedbeenin los~.thc DISPLAYEsQUE INstIENANI)oAHTHE PICTUR-
A~cording be ~ll'. l{ellilIell (). towll (P. t). Kearneysville), W. luneral ~ervce. which was well a~,- nsme of lt. C. Getzendanner. VALLEY.
tended by both his white and colored Fu}thermore this is to give notice Consult Ticket Agent for
Knuth, For(man. U. S. Fisheries Va. friends. Interment w~ made .in that applicatian will be made t:) the details
The enlllb)yees aL the I, lsherms the burial ground at the County said Association for a reissm, of the
said certificate to the persmt cn- at 0, R. R,
S/atiml wish express their Is'rat- Farm. where his mother, sister and titled thereto.
itude for the cooperation and as- brother are buried. Adam had April 18, 25 and May 2, .w %'***%'-~'*.*%". ~ '~'~ -,~-e ~ . ~%-,
sista me reeeive, d frmn the Mart-
lived at the Littleton home for near- ' ' --
j
ins*burg Chapter of the Izaac Wal- ly twenty years, and will be great-
con Leag'ue and othel:s in stockingt
the streams during the past[ ly mi~ed.
month, /
" i OF
Adrian W. Bilhnyer, farmer ce-
ding near She,pherdstown. on ,the
,pike, broke Ms left
aibove the ankle Monday aft-
while he was aiding others
moving, ,a drill out o~f the barn.
to a Martin,~burg hospital
had the fa'acture reduced, and
now Ibelieved to be recovering.
The 1. H.Russell, real estate
on Wednesday reported
sale of the Daniel Nichols'
on ,Camp .Hill to Mr. anl
John F. Hedican. who have
living in the Jones ,proper~y
Shenandoah Street. Mr. IIedi-
is an emph)yee of the Stand-
Lime & Stonc Conrpany at
Lieut. and Mrs. Blackwell Davis,
It, Va are guests of
latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs,
T, Browse. Sout~h Samuel
Friends in the county have re-
word this week of the (h~th
W. A. Butler, formerly chief
for the Northern Virgin-
Power Compan,y. Until his re-
three ycars afro, Mr. But-
lived near t:he oower plant. He
to Cleveland. Ohio, on quit-
the smwme of the Power Con>
Mills, an employee of
IAme & Stone Corn-
at Millville, and livinlv on
Lawrence Slreet, Charles
was taken to the ,Charles
Hosptal Tuesday afternoon,
on Wednesday was operated
for appendicitis.
over the week-end. Mrs, Swartz
was formerly Miss Ashes Ch, n-
dening of Berkeley County.
Mr. and Mrs. Itarry Ott, of the
Bloomery, have rented an apart-
ment in the home of Mrs. Annie
Zinn. on North Samuel Street. and
will move there May I. Mr. Ott is
an em/)loy~Je o,f the M. T. Strider
furniture store.
The ge,v. C. h'ving Lewis of the l
'local Pres6yterian Church deliver-
[ ed an a(hlress 'tt the '6~cdnes(l~y
Mrs. (;annell Portertieht arrived i evening session o,f thc Woman's Station, Leetown. the folh,win~'
in Charles Town the lirst of theIAuxiliary of the Win(.hes~er Pres- Jefferson and Berk(,h,y County
week from her home in Houston, by,cry, Syno(t of Virginia, which sties,ms have "beam "tocke,t with
Texas. Mr. Porter, field had preeed-lcon~ened a~ the Martinsburg Pres- trout. Tbcsc streams were first
e(I her here several days ago. They [byterian Church on Tuesday. stocked (hu'in~ the fall months in
,1940 w'ith fin.t.erling, trout 5 to ~
are /a'ues,ts of Mrs. John T. Porter-I Mrs. Kenneth Meier, llOrbh o,f inches in hma'th. 'riw fish that v~ur-
field, and of Mr. Porterfiehl's par-
ents, Mr. aml Mrs. Philip I'orter- town. is under treatmm~t in the vive the fh>ods and winter strram
fiehl, iCharles Town ttospital, con(titions and haw, gr()wn to le-
Pr.f. '~'. A. Lowery, wire has l Misses I'aulinc and Lucy Rudef- gal size shouhl have all the quali-
be(,n o(.eul)yl~g an apartment in[t'er, of Ilazelton, Pa have. been tivs of wild native trout.
the home of Mrs. Anna Wright, visiting their sister, Mrs. John A. In order to insure the (h,v(dvo~
South Mihtred Street. with his Smith, Jr North ,Samuel Street. of the rod and re(,1 the full possi-
hilities of catchinu' fish. all of the
family, has rented a second fh)or Mrs. Mason Wood, oE Baltimore,
local stream,s were ag'ain stocked
a.partmen~ in the Aikens home. is a guest of Mrs. John P. Briscoe
with legal-sized trout during" the
fmxnerly the Wynkoc~p house on at The hm.
month of Aapril 1941. The U. S.
Sou.th Samuel Street, and will Miss Atom Mac Spinks was a F, ish and Wihtli,fe Service has fur-
move on Tuesday, April 29. guest og her aunts, Mrs. Jack Ca- nished the tfollowi,n~z list ~f
The little d,aughter of Att.rney hill and Mrs: John Reistad, in Bal- streams and the nunt~bers and sizes
and Mrs. 1)onaht G. Edwards hasltimone,Md last Thursday and
of fish stocked to assi,st anlzlers
been named Michel Etizathet,h. Mrs]Friday. in setllin~ ara'uments ou where to
Edwards is m Parkcr~bura- and li q~he Charh~s Town ,tun(or We- ~o (m Ol)enin~ day and where to
will m~t return to Charles Town man's Chrb is invited to race(with fish during the season.
(mill the new residence, now under tile Shepherdstown Woman's Clubi Turkey Run - 1500 fi~lg(,rlin~.
construction on South Church St on Friday, April 25, at 2:;{0 P.M ,brook trout; 199 lcg~fl-sizc /.'(ink
is ec~mpleted, in Ciceron,ian Hall, Shepherd Col-I troul.
bit'. E(hvard I)rish h,as been con- lege. Mill Creek 1500 fingerlin~
fined to his home, on Eas.t North o i br(~k trout; 1500 fingerling rain-
Street, for the past two weeks Savings Bonds On Sale trout; and 1, 00 f in 'e,qi, .
with sickness, brown trout; 6t;(; legal-size brown
Superintendent o.f Schools Hen- The United States Defense Say- and rain~,bow trout.
ry M. Sydnor and Mrs. Sydnm'left .ings Bonds and P~st, al Savings Tuscarora Creek --- 400U fin~'er-
'Mrs. Shirley Alger has gone to
on Wednesd,ay moFmng for Blue-
Hill, Pa where she wm oe field, to attend the annual meeting
guest og Mrs. Harry SwartzI r" '
of the West ~wgmm Association
,I of School Su?erintendents. They
,Miss Anna Rid te, vho has been
I spendin~ the Winter at (he Char-
A N D les Town Inn, has returned to her
tlarold Noland left on Monday
lnornulg for a selective service
Camp.
KABLETOWN Mrs. Maxine Mcl~Mght, of Wash.
ington, D. C spent Sunday at the
S(m(iay guests with M'r. T. W. home of Miss Dori~ Webb, on Camp
Jacobs wore: Mr. and Mrs. Marshall ltill.
Frye and family, of near Charles Mr. Dmmld Eackles spent the
Town. week-end ,in Philadelphia, Pa and
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Gray al~d visited Mr. and Mrs. William Spick-
family, of near Charles To~m, were let while there. Mrs. Spickler was
visitors Sunday with Mr. and Mr.~. formerly Miss Lorna Cameron, ot
Ollie Zombro, of Dry Bridge Farnt. Millville. and is a graduate of Hai'-
Little Mona Feltncr. of Rippon, pers Ferry High School.
spent Sunday with hec uucle and Mr. and M~s, Iterbert DerW and
o.l.nl|, Mr, and Mrs. R-y Itarris. ~wo children, of Buckeystown, Md
An unusual thing to notice lhi,~ vis,ted at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
spring is the blooms of cherry, Allen Dinkle, on l~onday.
peach, pear. ahmg with lilac, forsy-
Mr. and Mrs. ,lack Slaughter,
iffla, and poponiea. Usually lb.e
Mrs. Mahle Krouk, Mrs. Connie
tret~ hh,)ms are gone by the tim,~
(]rove and (laughter Dori,s, visitt~
the floral bushes burst into bloom.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Trihby, a~
Another item to note is that some.
Hillsboro. Va on Sun,lay. Mrs.
t'armm~ are 1)aek in their ph)wing
due to having such a la,tc start and Tribby has been quite ill for ~ontc
time.
are getting men with tractors to as iSunday ~isitors at the home af
sist them. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Webb were
Mr. ap,(t Mrs. Itomer Kees mtd
FURNISHINGS
For MEN and
SQUARE
CLOTHES
Late t Styles, Tweeds.
Cassimers and Blue Ser;;e
SHIRTS
The Hanover--Whites
and Fancy.
HATS
THE DIXIE and ESSEX
SHOES
For Dress--Endicot t
Johnson
Black, Tan and White
NECKWEAR
Artistic, New Patterns
In Silk and Wool
Prices Are Very l,ow
For Quality.
GEO. C. MARSTELLER
One-Priced Clothier
Since 1905
Charles Town, W. Va.
l
"home on South Samuel Street this
!week.
M !part at the opening, of the savings/
rs. lgOll0 I.~erl]:tr(l.l. elll.erLalne(l I ) . . ~ . ** 1
!,progl'a n It 1S eX )cc[e(ILltaL1.11eq
ion Tuesday afternoon at "Wrlton ~. . . I
't ' ": ~ I~$ayor anti o~ner ~vle ~ea(mrs WUl I
~outn o~ .~own, Yor l~t,rs. ~aatt.nlng
[ Who "us( ~ec n'l v " I be among the first purchasers of I
~mlt, n,J ' " 'e ~ y mo ea, .
['. I s~vmgs bonds and sta~nps .here.
I there .Irom (rearms(on, and lvtrs .-. ": . .~ ~ I
{ ~ ,rostmasl;er uenel-a, 2reaIiK L~. I
(Roscoe Itay~ of Boston mass Walker m a le
' " " ' " I ' ', ' "tter to Postmasters[
who, with her thre( (hi (h'e~ s at ~
' througn mat ~nt country, said taatl
' Vint~ n for a shorl vNt. '
:~the hell) of h)cal 1)ostmasters wouht
Miss Ann," [)ayne 1,e~:is, who ibe "a real service to the country".
)urchased the f~a.mford Itouse.[ 'l'he new De.lense Savinu's Bond
South Samuel Street, some ntonthsiis similar LO the familiar "Baby
ago, is remodelina' it in order tO[Bond", of wh,ich more than tire
make an upst/airs apartment with I billion dollars worth have been
separate front entrance.[~ boua'ht ,by more lhan two and a
Mr. and Mrs. E(hrar V. Critten-l halT million Americans since 1935.
den, (ff Takoma Park, Md were A Defense Bond may be. put-
guests o,f Mr. and Mrs. Henry S.chased May 1. or thereafterr, for
Itakcr, at Wheatland, over the $18,75. In ten years, this bond will
week-end. Mr. Critteuden is pres-Ibe worth $25.00. This is an in-
(dent now and has ,been for many
i] yea~v (ff the Northwe:~tern Savinv's
and Loan Association of Takoma.
:! The Rev, an+d Mrs lohn G. Shir-
'i ley, (,f Beckley, W. Vs are visit-
ing the ,former's ,parents, Attorney
Stamps will ~bc placed on sale in ling ra,il~bow and ~brook trout; 582
the main Post Office at the open-l legal-size rair~bow ,and ~brown
ing of business on Thursday, May trout.
1, as 9art o~ the n~xtional effort Town Run (Shepherds(own) -
to make America in~pregnaable. ,14;6 fingerling' :brook and rain,i)~w
Postmaster Thomas R. Moore trout; .262 legal~.~izc rain,bow trout.
has announ,eed that plans are Evitts Run - 4000 finm, rlin~.
nearly mm~pleted for this commun-ibrook and rain~bow trout; 475 h,g-
ity, along with thousands of others al-size rai,M)ow trout.
from coast to c(n~st, to d.o its ~'ull Bi~ Bullskin 2000 finr:(.rliu ~
er(:ase of 33 I/3 per ~:ent, equal Lo
an annual interest r(rw~rn of 2.9
per c(-nt, cmnpounded semi-annual-
ly. Any time after sixty (lays fm~ln
the (late o purchase, the ~i)ond
may be redeeme~l for cash, in ae-
rainibow and brook trout; 475 le-
~a'a/-siz(, raiutt)ow trout.
Cattail Run--800 fing'eriing rain-
bow and brook trout; 450 legal-
size rai,p~bow and brown trout.
,Rocky Mars.h Rtln--3000 finger-
ling brook and rainbow trout; 403
legal-size rait~bow and b re w n
trout.
Flowimz ~prin;rs l~/ll| 1000 fin-
fferling rait~tx)w and t)ro(~k trout.
Big Sprin~ Run -1200 finder-
ling 'brook and rai~bow trout.
Tilhance Creek. 1000 fi:uz, r]in~
rainho'w and bro, k tr'ou~.
Mi~(:r. of Washing-
t,m. 1). (' was a week-cud visitor
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C.
l). Boyer.
Miss Eslher Stein and brother
Mac', ;uM Mr. "Happy" Kearns, al!
.1 Winehestt, r. Va were visitors
Stm(tay with Mi:~s l,:alher Carrotl.
O
~, ~sses Ethel ttou~er, Marguerite
Robertson, Messrs. Paul Hughbanks
and Ceceil Webb. of Washington, D.
C and Mr. and Mrs. Brawner Hard-
ing and children, of Gaither~burg,
Md.
Miss Catherine Spon,sler, of Fred-
crick. Md spent Sunday with Mrs.
Florence Miskimmons and Mi~
Beatrice Miskimnmns.
Mr. Willard Edwards, who is a
palAent in the Maryland State Sani-
torium, i.n Sabillasville, is much ira.
proved h~ heal,th, He spent ten
days with relatives over Easter and
the Easter Holidays.
Miss Elsie Wilt. of Martin~sburg,
spent last Sunday with her parents.
1
Mr':< I,o(,n I)(movan. of t'olivar,t Moving into smaller quar-
entered the Schnauffer Mospital i(~' ters at, same Iocati~m enables
us to sell our merchandise at
B~unswMq Md on Monday, expect-i lower prices or allow you
inlz I,o under(;- a LonsJl el)era(ion on
Tueea(tay. Mr*;. I)mmvan has been special discounts.
quite ill r.r :~Pveral weeks.
Mrs. Edgar l)udrow, of Bolivar,
had the mist'ortu,ne ~o slip and fail,
xvhilo a,am:4iruz, with the houseeleau-
mR at her hmne on last Thursday
morning, :-~M t)reak a bone in h~:r
right, wrist Iler many f~iends arc
Special prkes on L a w n
M o w e r s, Sprinkling Hose,
Pain~% G a r d en Tools, and
Shelf Hardware.
BURNS & M ALLL :.
I1
The dwelling of lhe late fieorge Fries, Io=
cated on Center Street, Maplehurst Addition.
All modern improvements. Can be financed if
desired.
EXCLUSIVELY LISTED WITH
'Phone 283
' t;hartes Town, West Va.
year. The ,b.n(is are in denmuina-[the reunite( (}f fish a stream will sor'y Lbal she susLaine(I such a
lions of
$25, $50, $100, $5oo and l support, survivM of fmh froln year t painful in.iury.
$t,000, all (ff which ,are sold t'lwI t- year, and tlw ammm, .f .dock-
75 per cent (ff their maturit.v value] ins, a stream roqulr.s ~, Drodnce
and all of which mature Jn ten go(M fi.~hina', lb'olo now an aL-
years.
For lar~'er invesbors "~,*h () (':Ill
affordtq purchase u,p to $50.000
wo~'thof b()nds a year, t h, "rreas-
uFy Departmenl has issue, two
additi,onal kinds of Defense Say-
ing's B.~nds, but th~se will be sold
only through banks and 'by direct
mail from Wa,~;hinla'ton. I). (: They
ar~ intende(l for ass(,ciatiom tl'w~-
tees and cor|)orathHqS. ;./E well aA
individual purchasers.
For the ,:nla[ler inve~t " wh,
v,a.nts ta })qy q Goverl/(nelll Bond
on all eaay [r~LyquoItl |)l;ln, the pO%t
office will have a m.'w series (d'
Posl,al S~wings SLamps, a 10e.
~5e, ,I)0c, $1, and $5'- ~;,ach t)urchas.
er (ff any Savings Stamp hig'her
tb, an l(h. will he ~weu. free of
chards'e, a~ attractive pocket al,hmu
in which to paste his st:tl/l~[),; until
he has enough ~,(~ ,buy a $25 bond
or ~ile of h~]gher den,(mlina Li(m.
T, hirty million of these albu ns are
now be(hi= prepared.
Sc~rrtary Mm'genLhau ai,l that
even a boy -r ~zirl wh. :.avvd [0e
t,) buy a Savin; -s Ntamp wouhl
hetp 1.he e(mntry, lie added that
"y~u call safelzuar(I your own nlOll-
ey and your own future, while
helping the national defense, by
bu~iug United 8taLes Savings
Bonda flOW".
Charles Town, W. Va.
Mrs. Mary E. Reek has been in-
(ii,:l)osed at her honle For the past
two weeks.
temW will be made t(~ mark all fi'~h Miss Helen Mills. of Brunswick,
.Ic('trh' (oinking are so vitally
irnport;t fl be('au.-,(, the n,' ,
of retain-
ing th~:m in l, ho t'(md y(m cook for your
he;tl|h's sakt 'l'h~,y are t,he VITAMINS you
nusL have[ Ia:arn how at
(Prize of Food will be Given)
Charles Town, W. Va.
Modern Banking Facilities Conducted in
a Courteous Manner
Gommercial and Savings Accounts
LOANS
Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent
Your Patronage Solicited
<1 E)o
CHARLES TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA
Matinee Daily at 3:30 Nights at 7:15 and 9:15
Admission 1Oe -- 25c
Thursday and Friday,
April 24=25
BIG AS THE HEART
OF DIXIE AND
JUST AS
Monday and Tuesday,
April 28=29
HENRY FONDA
DOROTHY [AMOUR
LINI)A OARNELL
HGvO
flaY, t~,vi~
CAROLYN UE[?
f~tue~a~t
Gift KIBKE - hill[ 9ARY/ELL
JOHN CAilP, AOINE T[I) NOIlTH
IIOSC6E IllS. ~EN CART[I~
I~ ~ I ~, HENRY KING
Also, Ne~s. Mal~ic Carpet in
Coh)r
April 30
Also. News
!
Saturday, April 26
A SONG
t
FUZZY KNIGHT
T~, T~ leOeqle~
NEtL O'DAY
'N " "D"
ROYAL MOU. 'IE NO. 1
GENE TIERNEY
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