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PAGE TWO FARMERS ADXOCA E, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER out this entire section, tie was a very successful business man, pos- '~iessing a pleasing personality, and he leaves a large circle of friends. While his death was a shock to re1- atives and friends. He at one time operated a grocery store in the community in which he /ived as a younger man. Surviving are his widow,"Mrs. Edith Wdtfe, and one son, Samuel, and one grandchiht; also one brother, Itoward Wolfe, and two sister~s. Mrs. Nellie Bell and Miss Gertie Wolfe, all of Wash ington, D. C. Burial was made at Silver Spring. Quite a number of women from Boliar are working at the Mussel- man Plant at Inwood, W. Va. , Miss Julia Keller has been indis- I)o~ed at her home in Bolivar for the past week. The Lions Club ,()f Harpers Fer- ry and Bolivar, which was recently organized, was delightfully enter- rained ,m last Wednesday evening on tbe lawn at the home of Mr and Mr~. Maynard Stallings. Retresh- ments and a weinie roast, were en- joyed by those present. Mrs. Joseph Brunner and* son ard daughter-in-law, Mr and MTs h,seph llrunner, Jr were Sun&iy visitnrs at the home of Mr. and Mr and Mrs Robert Schilling and the former's father, Mr. Oliver Schilling, of Pittsburgh, Pa are spending some tim~ at the home (if Miss Carrie Schilling. Miss Dukie Nichols spent the past few days in New Philadelphia, Pa with the family of Mr and Mrs Anthony 'Ruczko. Mr Ernest Webb and Mr George Webb of Baltimore spent the Labor Day holidays at the home of Mr. an(] Mrs. 0. A. Webb, on Camp Hill. i Mr and Mrs Monroe Rathbone spent last Wednesday in Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Raymond Jovse of Mount Airy North Carolina~ were recent visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs O. A. Webb. Mrs. Kear- felt Dailey returned home with them for a week's visit. Mrs Claude Wentzell has been visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Iter- long in Washington, D. C. Mrs. S. T. McDevitt of Washing- ton, D. C is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry J. Lawsq~. Miss Josephine Webber and sis- ter-in-law, Mrs Joseph Webber, of Washington( D. C spent the Labor Day holidays at the Webber Cot- tag;e in Bolivar. IS NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT BUT SUNDAY Good Sandwiches"-- Good Drinks ii~|ID AN| O|TTL[| IY TH[ NATSoNAL BR[WlN$ gO. OF |ALTIMO|[ III MARYL~I| CHILDRENS DRESSES Ideal for School BOYS SWEATERS .50 PARKERS .QUINK INK For Schoole use. C RUGS! RUGS Wine, Blue, Tan Size 27.x 51 .99 SCHO0: SAGS $2.39 Send yore child ~ oft to school with o~r O~VO$. wote , proof ba9 COMPOSITION BOOI. S - 5 & 10c CRAYOLA (,RAYONS 5c, I0c, 20c P-L 3E 5c & 10c BOY'S LONG TROUSERS Ideal for school wear BOY'S HEAVY SOCKS For school wear C NEW JEf BLACK Plastic Pat. Bags TOY FURNITURE FOR THE DOLL HOUSE Sofas, Stoves, Tables, Chairs, Fireplace, Complete Bathroom c to WOODEN COAST GUARD BOATS C i FRIDAY EVENING AT 2:00 P. M. BOY'S & GIRL'S TENNIS SHOES All Size .68 and .91 BOY'S HATS Just like Dads .49 LADIES FALL HATS Latest Styles .19 to MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES Sizes 32 to 36 .16 t Misses and Ladies SWEATERS Assortment of Colors and Sizes. Slipover and Button to ONLY A FEW LEFT KIDDIES SANDALS Ideal for school FINE QUALITY HEAVY MADE DISH CLOTHS C BOY'S POLO SHIRTS c to .09 Ladies Flannel PAJAMAS sizes 10 to 14 .70 LADIES HOUSE DRESSES Sizes 4 to 10 CHILDREN'S BLOUSES Sizes 8 to 12 C BOY'S GOLF HOSE c Pr. KIDDIES PURSES Latest Styles .00 DRESSES Sizes 1 to 5 - .85 MEN'S RAYON HOSE White, Blue, Tan c Pr. Fine Quality BROOMS .29 AT NEWBERRY'S GIRLS SHORTS Make Newberry's your luncheon headquarters Finett foods, unusual, tempting sandwi i e and cool, thirst-quenching drinks. Served quickly and courteously. t