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To Be Held at the Norfonk and Western Railway Station and
Dance will be held Rain or Shine, Seats Will Be Furnished
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Entire Proceeds For The Benefit Of
one of the following persons:
Mrs. Terry, I)irector of Public
A:~sistance -Telephone 211.
Mr. Henry Sydnor, County Sup-
erintendent of Schools Telephone
64.
Mrs. Lacey Bailey, Supervisor
of School Lunch ProgramTele-
phone 187-,I.
SHOUI,D DOCTORS ITEMIZE?
Should doctors render itemizeJ
bill~ to their patients?
This is a question of p'rowing in-
terest and not p a r i i c u 1 a r 1 y
a mon.p, the low-lbracket class,
Many doctors "temper the wind!,
to the, shorn lamb," chargin~r the
poor far less than what would be
a fair price to a patient of mod-
erate means; in many cases, they
donate their services knowing the
poorest can never pay. But many
a patient who is a(ble to pay corn-
plains that Lhe invoice for "pro-
fessional services" at Lhe end of
month would "~o down" with at
least the ease of the doctor's med-
icine if the services were itemized.
Business men, most profe~ion-
als, tradesmen, lalborers and men-
tals are required to death, orally
at least, the services for which
they expect renumeration. But the
doctor expects you to pay him an
mitemized sum for whatever it is
he has professionally done for you.
The matter probalbly would not
CLOSIN~ OUT SALE
OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS~
Discontinuing housekeeping, I wilt
sell at Public Sale at my home, lo-
ated on South Charles Street,
Charles Town, W. Va on
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9. 1941,
Beginning at 10 A. M Sharp.
SMALL WALNUT WARDROBE
Over 200-Years Old, in good condi-
tion: several Very Old Rocking
Chairs; Walnut Dining Room Ex-
tension Table, 12-foot; Drop Leaf
Table; 3-Piece Walnut Bed Room
Suite, 3-Piece Oak Bed Room Suite,
iron bed with springs and mattress,
Mngle bed with springs and mat-
tress, 3 bed Teen4 chairs, 2 trunks,
writing desk, book case, 3 center
tables, :}-Piece Living Room Suite,
several little stands, ,sewing table,
Radio, books, pictures and picture
f~ames, 8-day clock, electric lamp,
electric cotfee percolator, kitchen
utensils, china and glassware, stone
jars and jugs, Li,noleum Rug, two
feather mattresses, window screena,
hall rack, sofa, buffet with marble-
top, flat irons, step ladder, coal or
wood stove, hard coal heater, Gas
stove, metal cabinet, old safe, Mil-
linery Accessories, comforts and
bed clothing, lawn mower, ironing
board, little iron po~, tubs, and lots
of other articles too numerous to
menti(>n.
TERMS: CASH. Nothing to be
removed until settled for.
MRS. NETTIE NOLAND
C. Preston ]ingle, Auctioneer.
C. W. Moore, Clerk.
Aug. 1-1t. Aug. 6-1t.
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WEST LIBERTY STREET
PIIONE 272 CHARI,ES TOWN, W. VA.
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5 Gallons Gasoline 90e
5 Gallons Kerosene 45c
2 Gallon Can 100% Pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil $1.22
2 Gallon Can Good Quality Motor Oil - 88c
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All the above products are 100% first grade and.
can't be beaten at any price.
Now is the time to consider your TIRES, because
we don't know how long we can get them.
Your Car Thoroughly Lubricated, Washed and
0il Changed--(with 5 Quarts of Genuine William
Penn Motor Oil, that sells for 35 Cts. per Quart)--
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All types of Auto Repairing and Tune-Up Jobs at
Reasonable Prices.
Phone 118,
Charles Town, West Va.