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JULY 18, 1941. fARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. PAGE .TIIRE AT JUDGES IYP[ CONFERENCE VIII, Percheron mare owned by Huffman Bros Woodsboro, has garnered many prize ribbons in the big Percheron shows She grand champion twice at the Great Frederick Fair, and was grand at the Maryland State Fair and at the Ohio State Fair will uphold her high honors in the special jud;,qng classes connection with the National Conference of Percheron Judges Breeders at Frederick, Md on July 21 and 22. Questionnaires Mailed (From page 1) Horace Lee Cook, Kearneys- sills Floyd William Bailey, Char- les Town Elswor~h Lee Ring, Halltown Fred Leslie Rowland, Bolivar V i c t o r Richard Hovermill, Charles Town T1 Charles Everett Turner, Kear neysville Charles Washington Crider, Ranson Alonzo Brookman, Ranson John William Dennison, Har- herdstown 178~ Charles Edward S t e v e n s, Kearneysville 1787 H e n r y Snyder, Shepherds- [own 1788 Royce Wilson Linton. Char- les Town 178,9 I,eonard Vernon Stuckey, Jr Kearneysville 1790 Ch.arles Brisco Walker Shen andoah Junction 1791 Silos Jack,son Mercer, Char- lea Town 1792 Charles William Sisler. Shep- herdstown 1793 Howard William Wilt. Mill- ville 1794 David Jackson Foutz, Shep- herd~town 1795 ttarwood Thomas Cauffman, Harpers Ferry 1796 Elston Edward Hess, Shep- herdstown 1797 Richard Dolen Baker, Ranson 1798 Fred James Potts, Harpers Ferry 1799 IIarvey Gilbert Russ, Kear- neysville 1800 Willard Oliver Lloyd, Charles ! Town pers Ferry t lS01 William Newton Carter, Kear 1775 Winifred Leo Springer, Bak-~' ney~ville erton J1802 Staylor Aldine Miller, Kear- 1776 Morris Bernard Kain, Ranson I 1777 Win siren Eugene Birkitt, 1803 Charles Town 1778 Fred William Nick, Harpers :1804 Ferry 1805 1779 Lahner Lampas 1 m b a e h,11807 ,1808 Shepherdstown 1780 Lynwood Os'born Lee, Raw, on 17&l Everett Al~en~Breeden, Darke 1809 1782 R,o l a n d Armstrong tiara- mend, ,Kearneysville 1811 1783 Eugene Edward Barton, Char los Town 1812 1784 Kenneth HirstBradley, Kear neysville 1813 1785 Julian De'lbert Foutz, Shop- 1814 GET RESULTS--Save Time and Money! -- USE THE -- FOR SALE SALE:---Cedar Wardrobe. W. J. PRINGLE, JR Washington Boom 18-1t.--July 23-It. SALE: --- Collie Puppies, heel drivers. Price $2.50 and $1.50 for female.;. to go away now. MILTON SHAULL, Kearneysville, W. Va. 18-1t.-pd. SALE:--About 40 breeding yearlings, 2-years old up to CHARLES N. BECKER, 2, Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 16-tf.--July 18-tf. SALE: --- "Easy" Washing in first class condition. A. W. SHEWBRIDGE,- Harpers Ferry, W. Va. 58. 18-1t.-pd.---July 23-1t.-pd. 8ALE:--Yearljmz s t o c k the better Mad, Westerns. C. F. W~LL, Charles Town, W. Vs. 16-18 l~hon e 146-J. SALE---3 registered Guern- bulls, one of Langwater l, all over a year old. OLARI~NCE E. MA, RTIN, 1~-18 Martinsburg, West Vs. SALE: -- One Registered am Ram, 5-years old. Rea= price& Phone 2-F-11. R. STANLEY DUTROW 11 and 18. i FOR RENT:--First floor apart- ment on North Mildl~ed SHeet, heat and water furnished. Rans(,n Town ttall.Phone 84-R. W. J. ROBERTS C. W. BLUE July 18 and 25. FOR RENT:---Three room apart- mont. Also furnished hedrooms. MISS AGNES I'HILIAI'S, 214 East Liberty St Charles Town, W. Va. Phone 94-J. July 18 and 23. SALE: -- Two registered ire Bucks---one 4-years old; 2-years old. One pure-bred Hampshire boar hog, weigh- 200 pounds and a nic,' The above are reasonably Come and look at them. JAMES W. BARTLETT, 1815 1816 1817 ROOMS :--Furnished bed rooms, bath, hot waler every day. Per- manent roomers preferred. Price $3.OO. MRS. ALLEN I. GRANDSTAFF, 116 North Charles Street, Charles Town. W. Va. July 11 and 164f. FOR RENT:--3 rooms suitabla for small family. Water in house. Phone 75-W. W. L. STEPItENS, R. 1, Charles Town, W. Va. July ll-tf. FOR RENT:-Two rooms, bache- lor's apartment, in St. Margaret's 1818 1819 1820 182.1 1822 1823 1824 1825 182~ 1827 1828 1829 1830 1831 1832 18:/3 1834 neysville James Seibert Small, Shep- herdutown Charles Garner. CharlesTown James KearfeitDailey,Bolivar Henry Ware Price, Ranson James Jeff cries Mauck, Shep- her4stown German Wiley Lee, Harpers Ferry tlugh Evern Wiley, Harpers Ferry Ernington H o w a r d Jones. Charles Town Wineell Francis Dunn, Mill- ville George I s a r e 1 Richardson, Shepherdstown James Ogden Mars'balt,Engle H e n r y Sherman Hughes, Shepherdstown Marvin Jessie Riley, Kear- neysville David Jones, Jr S u m m i t Point James Hubert Snyder, Char- les Town Re,bert Lee Feltner, Kear- neysville Jess Willard Johnson, Ran- son John Lewis Hartley, Shep- herdstown Olin tloffman K n o t t, Jr Bakerton Guy Miller Henretty, Hall- ,town C h a r 1 e s William Mur~phy, ]tarpers Ferry Roy Ephraim Foote, Charles Town W i n t o n Golladay, Charles Town C'harles Franklin Sperry,~Bol lvar George tienry Carr, Rippon IIiram Simion IIyatt, Ranson Woodrow Wilson Bell, Char- les Town Robert Lee Dillow, Miltville Charles El'bert Conard, Jr Shenandoah Junction Robert Y o u n g e r Buzzard, building. Telephone 47-J. Itarpers Ferry I. It. RUSSELL, 1835 Perry Green Thomas, Kear- Real Estate & Insurance neysville July 4, 11, 18-pd. 1836 Iterbert J a c k 1 i n Williams, 7, bTOR--~ce in these Charles Town Classified Columns that will b~ingt 1837 Samuel Rush Crockett, Char- you surprising results. The cost isI small. Try one today to find your los Town "Wants" and to sell your "Don't11838 Richard Marcellus Shown, Wants." Just Phone 222. I Charles Town FOR RENT:--East side of dos-] ble house. Apply to I EDNA L WILSON, t 524 E Washington St ] Charles Town, W. Va.] June 2 and 4~tf. I MISCELLANEOUS t839 ,Stanley William Dunn, Shen-I andoah J unction 1840 James Franklin Siler, Shep- 'herdstown 1841 Raymond EdwardBarr, Char- les Town 1842 Charles Franklin Engle, Har- FESTIVAL PRINCESS AT BERKELEY SPRINGS MISS NILA LA VERNE ASll daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Irvin C, Ash of Shepherdstown, who will represent Shepherdstown at the fifth annual Tomato and II e a l.t h Festival, at Berkeley Springs, on August 30-31. I cy through enrollments in the Na- val Reserve. The m)rmal period of enrollment is for four years, how- Merchant Marine Reserve-(Those having sea experience). Men who have served on board sea-going ves- sels or c~aft are eligible. Ratings correspond to those of Regular Navy (except aviation branch}. Apply to : Merchant Ma: ins Reserve Recruiting Officer, Richmond Mar- Miss Mabel Glascock is~ visiting fmends in Ga~thersburg, Md and Washington. D. C. Mr. and Mrs James W. I~urner moved from Boyce, Va into the Hahn house they recently pro-chas- ed. Mrs. G. A. Davis is spending 5, 6. 7 Between Van- wert and N~ Cliff 3 1. 2. 3, Bet~een Van- 4, 5 wm~ and N. Ciitl All persons having any title. right or interest in the shove prop= erty are urged tc give immediate attention to thi.s statement in oruer that ti]eir legal ownership may be shown on the AssesslneTlt books. ket Armory, N. ltoward St BaiL]- this week in Baltimore with her moi'e, Md, daughter, Mrs. Otto Schroeder. ,Rates of Pay Regular Navy and Naval Restore: First enlistment a:~ ]'0 the Landowners of Apprentice Seaman: $21 a month Third clm',s petty officers $60. Sec- ond clas:; petty officer: ~72. First class petty office ". $84. Chief pett:~ officer. ,$99. Married petty officers second class and above, receive at, additional allowance for qumters i1: Harpers Ferry Corporation The folh,wing letter having been received by the County Court of d efferson County from Eugene Ro~ the amount of$1.15a day. All menrecorder for the Corporation of ilarpers Ferry, we herewith publish receive free medical, dental andsame including a list of his. the ho:pital attention, lodging and food. number and bh)ck thereuf, on which First is~que of uniform clothing is no assessment hmu bees made. Thk-, fl,ee, has been turned over to the County Additional Information: Assessor, Shirley Alger, for whiel. we hope that owners of said lots The nemest Navy Recruiting Sta willwill please report to the asses- tion to your resideuce is located at sor's office, proving you are a 16gal Post Office Building, Martinsbu,g, owner that same ownership may b~. entered properly upon the real es- W. Va. Further infln'mation may tats assesmnent books. be obtained by visiting the above The letter listing lots, etc is as station, follows: P. P. tlAMBSCH, Block Lot No. Street SltlRIAqY l/' AIAIER, A~ses~;or. Joffe sell (;,runty 3uly 16 and 18. Fiduciary Notice. This is to give notice that I have before me the following Fidicuary account for settlement. ida May Costello, Administrat:Ix of James Costello. Given under my hand htis 7th day of ,July, 1941. OSCAR L. HOFMAN, Commissioner of Accounts July 11-Jt. OF THE REAI, ESTATE OF the late Wm. T. Ramey, situate in Clarke County, Virginia, on FRIDAY, JULY 25, 1941, House in Lieut. Commdr U. S. Navy (Ret'd.) Officer in Charge. -0 SUMMIT POINT A A A A Gap View Farm 11,18 & 25-pd. SALE:--Purebred Shrop- two 2-yea~ old and CORBIN LaRUE Rippon, W. Va, 20-6t.-pd. SALE:--"No Trespassing" Rent" "For Sale No Smok- For Rent Room and a hundred other dif- em~la on sale at the offices Jefferson Publishing Cu. at each. Phone 222. HAMS ! HAMS ! there is a difference in Just Country Ham or, our Country Sugar Cured Some two yearn old. Call VanMETRE'S FARM. Martinsburg, W. Va. Phone 825--F-11. 17 to Dec. 31, '41. PeR RENT ght room Stucco garage on Second Ave. and hot-air heat. (]ROVE & McDONALD, Charles Town, W. Va. 216. 16-2t---July 18-2t. RENT:--After August 15, house at earner of George streets, hot water Garage. Desirable home M. BELTZHOOVER, JR 18, 25, Aug. 1 & 8. IMiss Julia ShiHey has as her ever, all ~eservists are required to guests this week, Mrs J. William serve on active duty only through- Wallace and Miss Walton Frazier out the duration of the National lShanklin, of Charlottesville, Va. Emergenay which now exists. The[' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Olson and Naval Reserve Ls divided into clas'lson, of Jamestown, N. Y are vis- ses as follows: iting Mr. and Mrs. R W. Baker. i ' ('lass V-2.--Those interested in Mrs. Gertrude Davis, who spentI D aviation mechanical training: Gen- the past two months with her sis-I D eral requirements: male citizens be- ter, Mrs. Olson, returned w it h I I) tween the ages of 17 and 27 inclu- them. D I) sive. At present, ma:ried men are ,Miss Marie Bauserman. of near i~i not accepted for this cla~. Enlist. Woodstock, Va is visiting her ments in Cla~ V-2 are made in lhe cousin, Miss Alice Coleman, this rating of apprentince seaman only. week. After completion of military train- Mrs. M. M. Henry and daugh- ing, men qualified in accordanceter, Elsie Hea~ry, of Berryville, with the pre~nt standards for Ser- Va spent ,several days this week vice Schools will be ~nt to an asia- with her sister, Miss Kate Riley. tion school, leading to ultinmte as- Miss Eliza~beth Smallwood is signment to aviation duties. Those visiting" Mrs. A. W. Hears in Key- enlisted in Class V-2 who fail tu ser, W. Va. qualify for this sl)ecialist duty may be transferred to general detail in Class V-6. Class V-3.---Those interested in radio, signals or clericalwork: Gen- eral requirements unmarried maIe citizens between the ages 17 to 34 inclusive. Licensed amateur and commercial operators, telegraphers and typisls are particularly desired. Those enlisted in Cl/~ss V-3 are giv- en .instruction in naval Communica- ties Schools, which include clerical training, e~ Class V-5.--Aviation flight t:ain- ing: Umnarried male citizens l)e- REMOVED PROMPTLY tween the age 20 and 2t; inclusive; must have eo p,eted less t,an Free Of Charge one-half the credits necessary to a degree which normally requires four years to acquire from an ac ""~"~'~:~':":":":" credited university or college. Class V-5 em'ollees are given app oxi- We pay telephone charges mately eight months of flight traiw Call Harpers Ferry 55 ing, leading to a conmfission as an officer in the Naval Reserve aero- nautical organization. Those pos- sessing the educational and physi- cal requirements for this Cia.s :omac should obtain full details. (;lass V-6--For all ratings: (1) Former enlisted men of the Navy m or Naval eserve between the ages 1 to 49 inclusive, may be enlisted in ratings fo:merly held by them or for which they can qualify by ex- amination. (2) Men between the ages 17 and 49 inclusive without previous naval experience may be enlistedqualifiedin Cla~ V-6 in ratings for H6HInST which by examination. INSURE This includes men who possess ex- perience or trades which are useful to the Navy. Ratings up to chief pers Ferry petty officer are made in his Class. LOST:---On the street in Charles 184',1 John Douglas Foley, Ranson (3) Men between the ages of 17 and 3,5 inclusive may be enlisted as Town, either on Washington or.1844 Leslie Calvin Dennis, Bolivar Apprentice Seamen for Metal- Samuel street, a bunch of key~. 1845 Vyvyan Francis Luke, Jr , smiths, Machinist"s Mates, Electri- Reward if delivered at the office of Charles Town [ the Jefferson Publishing Co. ] cian's mates, Carpenter's mates and JulylS-lt.-pd. 1846 French Thomas Costello, Jr [ storekeepers. Upon completion of 2E F Millville O I REW:-- r irfformation --0------ military t aining, those qualified that will lead to the return of a sent to schools for instruction in ewe G uernse, hem, r that nlisiments in The Navy their specialty. (4) Men may be strayed from Vinton farm, two enlisted for Hospital Corpsmen in weeks ago. Phone 50. MAN,NING SMITH, At the present time enlistments Cla~ V-6: includes college grad- July 16-18 Vinton Farm.in the Navy are divided into two uates qualified medical technicians; Your property may be next. CASH For Your SCRAP Iron main groups: (1) Regular Navy: graduate male nur~s; graduates in (in the path of this mighty ['orce I METALS - RAGS - RUBBER " Age limits~17 to 30 inclusive; those Pharmacy, or an applicant who is a th/t causes unbelievable damage PAPER - Auto Bodies - Fenders who are 17 years of age enlist to registered Pharmacist in civilian rand destruction to homes and WE SELL Used and New Pipe- serve until their 21st birthday, life. First-aid workers; experienc Fittings Beams Angles those who are 18 to 30 anlist for ~ix ed orderlies. Those experienced in business structures every year.' Bathtubs - Sinks years. After enlistment and com- minor surgery. ~ee ss today about pletion of military training at a Those enlisting under provisions WINDSTORM INSURANCE HYMAN VIENER & SONS Naval Training Station, those re- of paragraphs (1), (2) and (4) Charles Town, W. Va. cruits who a'e not selected for in- above are given plxffessional exami- Apr. 16-tf struction ,in service ~hools are a~- nations at Navy Recruiting Station, EYES EXAMINED. glasses fitted signed duty on board naval vessels Baltimore, Md at time of enlist- DR. STUDWFI,L or aviation .nulls. Those seeking a ment. Training for Apprentice Optometrist worthwhile, profitable career with Seamen is about seven weeks at Norfolk, Va. Trade ,schools are from 16 to 20 weeks duration. Class V.7--College graduates for Reserve MidshipmenTrainmg: Na- Insurance of All Kinds tive-born male citizens between the ages 20 to 27 inclusive. Possess Phone 29 either an A. B B. S. or Engineer- Charles . +own, W. Vs. through the CLASSIFIED COL Unusual opportunities are nowins degree. Given about 120 days UMN of this paper. Phone 222. [ offered to those who desire to serve instruction leading to a commission Subscrilbe to your local papers, their Country during the Emergen- as Ensign in Naval Rose':vs. E G I G G F F tt [ H t1 I I I I I AA CC EE FF FF GG GG GG lllt HH HH Itlt II JJ JJ KK , KK LI, LL MM MM A A C B D E F F H H I I J J K K M N N O O O P P P Q Q Q Q S V W W X g Y 2 1 2 4 5 1 9 10 25 26 29 33 37 41 46 47 50 53 1 2 3 6 Ferry Lot 2 3 2 3 4 1 2 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 5 2 ltigh and Potomac 3 Washington & Yo' k 2 Clay 3 Filmore 6 S. Cliff 2 Fihnore 5 S. Cliff 6 S. Cliff 1 I,'ihnore 2, 3, 4 Fihnore 5 S. Cliff 6, 7, 8 S. Cliff 3 Washington & Filmore 1.2,3.5 ll, 12, 13, 14 6 9 2 7, 10,11 2 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, t3, 14 1.2 7,8 1 8 12.3 4 4 5 3,4 7 5, 7 9 Shenandoah Potomac Potomac Potomac Potomac Potonlac Potomac Potomac & lligi] Potonme & High Potomac & High Potomac & lligh l/igh & Church High & Church Shenandoah Shenandoah Shenandoah High Shenandoah Shenandoah Shenandoah tlamilton tlamilton & Poll Shenandoah Shenandoah ]tamilton H amilton tlamilton Shenandoah Shenandoah Had ,Cliff and llall Taylor Cliff and Taylor Taylor Taylor Taylor Bound~y St Shen- andoah and Taylor Washington ' Filmore Washingtm~ Filmore Filmore Cliff Filmore S. Cliff Clay Filnmpc Washiv gton aml Columbia Fihnore Washington Washington Washington Ridge Washington l idge Wmshington Ridge mtd Taylor 2, 3. 6 Washington 9, I0, ll Ridge 2, 5, 6. 7, g " Ridge 11.13, 14 Other side Union Square 4, 8 9 Ridge 3. 4 Ridge 1 Ridge 7 Putnam 5, 7. 8 Ri@-e 9, 9%, 10.12 Putnam 13. 15, 16 Putnam 2. 3, 4.5.6, 7 Ridge 12 14, 15,16 Putnam 17. 18 Putnam 12,3,4.5, 6, 7. 9, 10 Ridge 11. 14, 16, 15 Putnam 1 7. 18 Putnam 19, 20 Tavlo," 1, 2, 4. 5 Ridg~ 12,3,4, 5. 6, 7 Putnam 1.2,2,4,5,6, 7, 8.9. 10 Putnam 11, 12, 13, 16, 17 Vanwecl 1,2,3,5,6, 7.8, 87,~ Putnam 9 9%, 10, 11 Vanwe'~ 14, 15, 1(; Vanwert 1 2 2.4, 5, (~,r 7 Betwee~ Van- wert and Putnam 1.2.3,4, NO. NO. NO. water: fine pasture. Desirable for Summer Cot- tages; beautiful scenery. 2. 120!/z acres, "Easl End" Farm 2 riffles South of Summit Point, W. Vs. Desirable. 3. 266 Acres. "Stine Farm." 6 miles West of Berry- sills. Desirable. A good farm. 4. 106 Acres, "Aurora," ]A mile South of Berryvill , on lhe Millwood Pike, Well improved; land. l)esirable home. INQI'IRE OF A. GARLAND WILLIAMS, Berryville, Va. E. S. SANDY, GEe. M. BELTZHOOVER, JR Special Commissioneys. 2: Modern Banking Facilities Conducted in a Courteous Manner Commercial and Savinlzs Accounts LOANS Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent Your Patronage Solicited Now Is the Time to Check Your Bin AND Place TAKE ,OUR ADVICE AND DON'T PUT OFF ORDERING YOUR WINTER'S SUPPLY -- SHIPMENTS ARE MOVING SLOW AND YOU WILL FIND IT TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO HAVE YOUR BIN FILLED NOW! All Grades To Select From Phone 17 And JUST Try Your Choice when buying a cookstove, if you value low operating cost, convenience and quality, ts sure to be one of the new "High-Power" Perf~.ction OIL RANGES AND STOVES using the low-cost fuel you can lmy anywhere. See our complete display. Model No, $6S , +' NO. 1. 300 Acres, Mountain Land, near Paris. At 10 O'Clock A. M in front of the Court Berr ville, Va. Running