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OCTOBER I. 1937.
FARMERS ADVOCATE. CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
Leach, son of Rev. and
H. H. Leach, at Duffiehts
re-entered Hampden-Sidney
Va. this being his second
in college.
ss Mary Catherine I,yne. a fc,'-
honor student of Charles
High, has enrolled as a see-
d year student in State Teach-
Col!co'e, at tlarris(nbur~:. Va.
Elinor Burns. of "Casilis"
neat" Charles Town. is a stu-
this term at the. Assembly
School in Richmond. Ya.
and Mrs. W. G. Garret
returned to thtir home in
ashin,~'ton, after spondin~ the
two weeks wit.h Mrs. James
and family.
and Ralph Goodell twve
their w,rk ,s ~tu(len'~s
Shepherd C,)liee'e. The. tw~
membm,~ of the Goodeil
Alice and Charles. are
at school in Shepherdstown.
Emma K. Hig~:s has re-
from Pittsburlzh, where
spent some weeks with hey
and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
.~. Ben Hi~gs.
Dorothy Bailey is about on
FOR SALE
OLD NEWSPAPERS
CENTS PER BUNDLE
Jefferson
Publishing Company
Charles Town W. Va.
I
Fall Styles in
MEN'S HATS
i
crutches after featurina" in a bad
auto wreck with a party of friends
in Pennsylvania a month a~'o.
Miss Anna Campbell is spend-
in~; a while with friends in Char-
]eston.
Mrs. Ella C. ttardy has .iusl re
turned from a moto:'in~' trip
thromrh Now York. NiaR'ara Falb
'and Canada 'dnd ]s sp(mdinff :-m~e
Lime" in Charles Town.
Mr. amt Mrs. Vivian Kremer. of
Alexandria, Va and Mr. and Mrs.
Carlin C. Wilson. of Washina'ton,
]) C spent the past week-end
with their mother. Mrs. Martin
Kelly, St. Georg'e Aparum, nts.
Mis: Frances Davenl>ort wit!
i'(21,ul'n to Hartf:nxt Colin +next
Ve('k [(i I'(,SlllUe her work i, :1
]ibralv. Due tn the illness of her
mother' Mrs. Arthur Davenport,!
who is now convalescing, Miss
Frances has been with her all of
the past .~ummer.
Mrs. T. I). Webster ]s :q)en(tin.-
this week in Baltimore. Md with
her daughter. Mrs. Charles S.
Gardiner, and in Washimrton. 1).
1
Mr. Smith Putnam.
M;'s. Charles lXenner. Miss Rose
!:oe ('lipll, -'.nd Mrs. th,ler l)ailey
of tIa~'el'stown. Md were visitm's
last Sunday aI the h(ime of Mr.
and Mrs. John Clipp.
Mrs I C. Breckinridm and son,
John. of Quantico. Va.: Mr lames
M. Thomson. of New Orleans. La.;
Mr. an ! Mrs. John Thomson. of
near Milhlale. Va spent lhe week
end with Mrs. A. t'. Thomson.
Miss ,lulls Shirley relvrned
~,)me Tuesday. after vlsitinu Mis:~
A!thea ]toiler is AlhHown. Pa.
Mrs. Clau
curt (;rovc", the home of Mr. (;.
T. Shirley.
Mrs. Nellie. Putnam has return-
ed from Garrett Park, Md after
spendinw a month with her son
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1)l'dLI~ WEI,L AT SCHOOl
A well to supply warm for the
public school at Lee.town is bein~
drilled on the order of the Jeffer-
son County School Boarr.
Miss Eby announces that the tea~ account
of ill health.
tiled---At his home in l',ohva:.
llenry Rhula. a~ed S~4 years: at the
home of his parents, near Riplmn,
F,'ank Davis. aged 23 years" at
Bessen/er. Va Mrs. Margaret Pet-
tigrew, daughter of the late Joseph
Crane. of this county.
dno. A. Lewis, A. Errtes, of (iet-
tysburg, l'a and Henry S. Riley,
of Hanover, I){t boue.ht the de-
funct plant of the Charles Town
Electric Lig'ht Co intending to re-
buihl and ~perate it.
lFIFTY YEARS AGO--eel. 1st,
l)ied at her home in Charlestown.
M,~. Sarah A .Leisenring, in her
69th year; also a~ her home in
Charh, stown. Mrs. Craighill, widow
of the late W. Nathaniel Craighiil;
at his heine ill the county, Mat.
James Lawrence Hooff, a Confed-
erate veteran and a member or thc
County Court.
Married--l)r. J. F. Tearney, of
. Harpers Ferry and Miss Belle ,l.
Burton, of Frederick county, Va.
Ill l [ I I I
The ,';tie for all classified
a(lwq'lisemenls, except p,litt-
cal. is 2c per word for lhe
first insertion and one cenl
per word for each additional
insertion, with a minimum
charge of.25 cents for the
IirsI inserlion and 15 cenls for
each addi|ional insertion. A
discount of 20',; of the cost of
the adverlisemenl is allowed
for cash wilh ,rder.
FOIl SALE
,I()~,b, FOIl SAIAd:--Grey an,l
29.white, enaine] 4-burlier ~2,as rlti, g't~
iu excelh, nt condition.
M R8. I)OICtITHY CONKI,YN.
Charh,s Towln. W. Ya.
(let. 1-1t.-pd.
FOR SALE:--Three good used
drills. Priced right, l'hone 17.
]'E()I'LES SUI'I'LY.
(h't. l-if. Charles Town. W. Va.
FOR SALE:--One good. ovei--
hauled 10-2(/ I. lt. C. Tractor, in
Rood condition. Phone 17.
PI OPIAdS SUPPLY,
Oct. 1-tf. Charles Town. W. Va.
FOIl SALE: I,'rying and roast-
ing chickens, '2~,z to (; pounds, 25('
l)er pound. I'hone 214-11.
D ' ' "
AVE t,H!LDS,
Oct. l-tf. Engle, "W. Va
FOR SALE: -- Fresh empried
whiskey barrels and half barrels.
MOSES BERKSON.
14q N. Jonathan St
l'hone 218. Hage 'stown. Md.
I)ct. 1-4t.-pd.
FOR SA LE---One ih,atrola, Will
il(.:it 3 ,)l ,1 roolns. Price $30.00.
O. G. I"IUSII,
Charles Town, W. V:t.
Sept. 2h-I t-pd.
I"Oi{ S:tlA,;--()ne Lot/ls Parh>r
l[eater, sanie as new a real bar-
gtilll. (3D.n DI. bou~,ht chean.
JEFFI~]I~SON ltARI)WARE CO.
lq~one 45, Charles Town, W. Va.
Nel}t. 29-11
FOR RENT
1"O1 ItEN'[;:--Six (6) Room
Apartment with two baths, on
South Samuel Street, furnished or
unfurnished, it, McDonald Apart-
ment. For and further informa-
tion see MISS A. L. BAYLOR,
Oct. 1-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
FOR RENT :--Four rooms, with
housekeeping facilities,
MISS ELEANOR OSBOURN,
Phone 208-21. Rippon, W. Va.
Oct. l-3t.
IIOUSE FOIl RENT---Six rooms
with all lllOlhoi,n conveniences on
l'vosnect SLreet, Washington
llei~,'!ats. Te]el)hone 176-F.
I. It. RUSSELL.
Real Estate and Insurance.
Sept. 22-25
FOIl llENl'--l~51a'ht (8) Room
llouse. ",vit,h all modern conven-
iences, l,ocated in .e'ood residential
section of town a~ 530 East Wash-
lllg'IOll SLI'eeL. Apl)ly in person el
l'hone 2:/(;-l<.
MRS. J R1CItAR1) RUSSELl,
:;12 S. Samuel Street,
Charles Town. We~t Va.
Sept. 17-tf
FOR RENT:---Seven room house.
All modern improvements. Locat-
ed in Glaize block. Immediate
possession. $37.50 per nlonth. Also
b-room house located in same
block. Immediate possession. $30.00
per month.
MOORE INS. & REALTY CO
Sept.10-tf. Charles Town, W. Vs.
FOR RENT:--West side of dou-
ble house located on East Washing-
ton street,Apply to
EDNA L. WILSON,
219 N. Mildred St
July2-tf. Charles Town, W. Vs.
FOR RENT:--Two bed rooms,
furnished, by week or month.
MRS. C. P. WELLER.
311 East Liberty St
Aug.27-tf. Charles Town. W. Vs.
FOR RENT:--hnmediate posses-
,';ion of 8 roon: brick ]louse, every
modern improw~ment, in good con-
dition, one of the bes~ residential
FOR SALE:--Dwelling house o~ sections of the town; recently or-
seven r(,onts with bath, North ~upied by Lelard ,';hugart, 519 So.
Georffe street. '(elel)honc 176-F. George Street. ]'rite $40.00 a
I. H. RUSSELL, month. For permission to in~pect
Real Estate attd [nsuranee. (:all MRS. CRUGEI~ W. SM[Tlt,
Charles ']'own, W. -vs. l'hone 231-F, Charles Town, W. Vs.
Oet. t-4t.-pd. Aug. 20-If.
I
SIXTY YEARS AGO Oct. 1. /
/
Married -- lu Charlestown,
ily./
Rev. T. P ,SheI)herd, R. W. Hill, t(iI
Miss Virginia Milt(m, both
"f/
Jefferson county; at ttarpers Fer-"
S ~F
ry, by Rex T. A. McFaden, Jacob FOR,ALE: our horses, two
Waters and Fannie Gardner: near leaders, a Sorrel Huntep, and a s~x
WANTED
frightened. Roy called on neigh-
boring farme~ to aid him in cay-
tU~ing the wild bull, the delay in
rounding him up causing him to
miss the market by two hours.
The cattle belonged to C. F. Wa~
Charles Town live-stock dealer.
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It pays to advertise in the Advo
cate--try it and be convinced
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~ame
Address
5ample* COpy On R~u~s!
SHEPHERDSTOWN, W. VA.
The Oldest Bank in Jefferson County
Continuous in Business Since 1869
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C. J. MILLER, Presid t.
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C. F. LYNE, Cashier. '"
M lrt r <:Felleral D poslt t aurance CorpOratiOn
II 2 E. Washington St.
Phone 2 7=K,
SPEOIALS FOR SATURDAY
yfl e~," ~:,: ,~:~ ,~ ~,~,:.: ~i ;~ar:~r, eav: r,~;,a~;~.:~;r,~,i~e : a~, ,:~.: a year light pacing mare that VIII
Exclusive St es Charlestown, by Rcv. S. G. Fe,TU- work anywhere, most any offer ae= WANTED:--Woman to cooK, 2 LBS.
{~ ~ ' ~ ~1 son, Samnel It. I'lotner, to Miss cepted; good, voung Helstein cow; also for general housework. Apply
and Color A tt lltllr I ~ Annie L. Dun, both of the county, fresh, purebred springing Gueri,-!* MRS. J. O. GROUND BEEF
Died: Near Unionville, Mrs. sey; several bulls; 2oi) breeding South Church St 2 LBS.
ewes; several bucks; hay and straw; Oct.l-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
Lower Prices lk I,I,~ti #ll~i,ll ~tJFllti ~:~' Jane Ronoinus, aged .04 years, and cord length and split wood. I WANTED: -- Good experienced BOILING BEEF
and @ W.W. Cole's circus aim manage- will take your order for any kind of young married white farm hand for
~:~ livestock and deliver stock a reason- coming ,'ear. Must have exper-
Better Quality Farmers, Orchardist and rdners rie exhibited in Charlestown. able distance. 1 attend a sale every ience. Apply to BOX 182,
Piease save your chol e products for our '~'~ Charles E= Belier sold his rest- day and have had years of expe{-' ROU~ .$TFAK . . lb,
Browns, Greys, ~" Jefferson Publif~hing Co
]lacks and Blues Annual :Fall Fe. ival, de,<:(>C, eor~eatstreetsthe cornerto Jno. f CongrcssM. Coyie,andr,)r ience. Your Live Stockc. F. Dealer,WALL Oct. 1-2t.
Teleptmne 2477-R. WANTI~I)--Whit( Girl to take
care of baby, full time employ- CHUCK ROAST ig
FOI~ SAI,I,'=:--An eiffht-hoe :~K;~,+~:;;~g~.~'~::~: and fixtures to rooms off the first
floor of the Palm Apartment build-
ing formerly occupied by Dr. M. R.
Fox. The vacated room on Wash-
ington street will he remodeled for
Scott and White, (iruglxists, xv~n)
will move front the fomner Brown
& tlooff corner at Washington and
Charles streets.
One-Price Clothier
Since 1905
THESE are the cyestrain days.
Long dark evenings are ahead.
School work puts extra burdens on
FIll{ SALE:- 1929 Chevrolet
Coaeh. $60. Call ttarpers Ferry,
47-W or see
JOttN NEWCOMER,
Sept.24-2t. Harpers Fern, W. Vs.
FOil SAI,E:--Tcn Room Brick
in lJolivar, Jefferson Co W. Va.
with two extra lots, cistern and
well w-tter, good cellar, lot of fruit
an'.l ~'rapes, electric li~'hts. Quick
possession. Apply to
MRS. T. It. FAttERTY.
3650 Lake Shore Drive.
Chicago, Illinois
or F. II. MAUZY.
Sept. 17-4t-pal. Bolivar. W. Va.
FOR SALE:--OId lIams, Coun-
try Sugar Cured, and guaranteed.
J. M. & I. 1). VANMETRE, JR
WANTEI):--Junk of all kinds.
beef hides, old autolnobiles.
HYMAN VIENER & SONS
July 9-If.
young eyes. And lighting may make ,with i'hone 214-1I. Engle, W. Va.
I,!,$ staret-ram all the difference betwecn comfort FoRSept" 10-2t.SALE:.= Pure Cider Vine-'
au smm savm and eyestrain. M gar, ,1 years old.
" RAY X. MERCHANT.
ThenewI.E.S. Lamps T~oZ, iS~*a'~'P 1, Here's something you can do about Juh'16-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
are more attractive I. E. ~. L~q~]~ ~ivc more
than ever and prices i~h~ your lighting right now. Get at least
are surprisingly low. L~ Meter ds~m~natratio~.
: i I
- . .-- I. E. S. Better Sight Lamp Ii t elHTI,a
'
the scientific lamp that gives the (i J BU
SU Your +Lamp. Dealer 0t right kind of sight-saving light.Telepholie Orders Filled. '11fl /I ttua ,ii =,
& POWER C0 " .
Eyes are precious. and good light Irl [ I MMtltldlLhollol t
POTOMAC LIGHT . costs less today than. cvcr before, dotome Light& Powert;0 !=" ',
WANTE1):--I am in the market
for all kinds of Livestock Fresh
Cows, Veal Calves and Shoats.
Shipping every week.
]'hone 203-11-1.
CHAS. It. STRIDER,
May 7-tf. Charles Town, W. Va.
WANTED:- Livestock of All
Kinds, horses, colts, nmles, fresh
cows, springers, stock bulls, fat or
thin cattle of any kind, shoats, or
fat hogs, in fact livestock of any
de srription. Phone 49-F-12, will
come at once to look at your stock,
J. EDGAR REMSBURG,'
April 9-tf. Sharpsburg, Md.
S'I'I{A3 El) From farm near
:SUP
OGTAGgN $ )AP
large
cakes
I'hone 826-F. Martinsbm'g, W. Va. En~'lc on Friday, September 24, a large
.Sept" 10-4ti --- spotted Poland-China ,sow, weigh-
ing about 250 p6unds, lnf6rtfiation '~~ ~!
FOR SALE: Stieff Piano, good about ber wi~llbe appreciated.
condition, reasoimble pdi~ed. Cakes
MRS. DAVID CItlLDS, Ttlephop, e 21.1-I1.
DAVID CHILDS, GUEST 4@ORY SOAP
Sept. 29-1t Engle, W. Va.
MONEY TO [,()AN ON F2~RiVIS 3 large cakes
AT A LOW RATE OF IVORY SOAP
INTEREST.
Five Hundred Thousand DMlars
($500,000.) to loan on farms at a '2 Lbso '
low ,rate of interest for 5, 10, 15
.and 20 years. Make yourself safe.
Borrow )'our money for a long t~ ~ ~
term of years at a low rate of in- l Lb.
terest and pay back on the princi-
pal as it suits you.
CHARLES L. CRANE,
201 East Washington Street,
Charles Town, Jefferson County,
[~ept.8~St.-pd. " We~t Virginla
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