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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1911.
At October ieeting
Bee IAne Chapter, X. S. l). A,
R held its muetinv at the holm,
of Mrs. Ttmodore Brown. Mon4ay
evening tit 7:30. The Re;a'ent, Mrs.
S. S. Dalgarn, presided, and open-
ed the meeting with the Ritual and
Salute to the Flag'. There were 17
lnenlbprs and one o-uest presvilt.
Th,re were l'(*ports fl'um the
Treasurer and other ,llic-r~. TM
Treasurer was instructed to mak.
the second payment of $8.:1:1 t.
Tamassee School which had been
pledged on a basis of that almmnt
yearly for three years, tu help in
the building of the W. Va. r,m in
the new building being ctnlstrucl-
ed ~here.
Mrs. Charles ,Smith was elected
alternJte lu the Convention h-in?'
held at The (;reenbrier ll~d,'l,
While Sulphur Sprin~es, W. V,t
Octobe~ 9-1lth. Miss A. I. Baylor,
delegate, and Mrs. Smilh left uH
Wednesday to att,nd the (',mv n-
lion.
Miss Anne Ahtridge and Mis:~
Edith Garduer were elected Trus-
tees of the ChapU, r's one-half m
terest in St. George's Chapel in
place of Mrs R. W. lhu'd~,r an I
Miss Ella Gibbs Starry, d-' vasud.
M~ss Anne B. Ahtridg'e, Miss 1
C. Briseoe and Mrs. S. S. I)alg'arn
were appointed as a Comnfittee to
confer with the other joint own-
ers, in regard to putting tip a m,w
fence and having some work d.ne
on the grounds around the ruins.
The Regent read her report of
the year's work which= will be pre-
sented at the State Conventiml,
showing eons,truetive work accoln-
plished by the Chapter.
Miss A. l Baylor, (Thairman
Student [oan Fund, reported ,m,
$50.00 Fund on hand. n,Jt yet h:tv-
ing bee,r loaned and available t,
some wmlhy student desirihg, to
use same,
Mrs. J. Y. Blackford, Chapter
Chairman of Ellis Island, calh, d
the attention of the Chaptt:r to ihv
shower for Ellis Island at lhe No-
vember meeting. It is hoped th-t:
everyone will bring' or send a 5(ft,
as the National Chairm:m writ.s
that the need for materials is cery
great, owin~r to pre:ent War c n
ditions and so many refugees on
the Island, three hun ireJ bvin,
the number detained there at the
present time. The followine: mater-
ials are needed: Shirting, bleaeh~'d
and unbleached muslin, chambray,
dress goods, prints, denim, khaki,
and outing flannel, all in, 3 yard
lenths: crochet cotUm, any size or
color, dexter cotton, wool. embroi,I-
cry floss, thimbles, black and
white th,read size 50, Rayon bias.
silk, 1/ yard or more. money.
The Chairman of Pres, s Rela-
tions, Miss A. L l.~aylor, read the
following message from The Pres-
ident General, from the National
To Water Consumers
Dtle to lhe pr,tlracled dronth w,'
.~tre asl,:iug l;he public, ill or,h,r t,f
'{tll'-'q'Vc '~ h'it v,el h,'e,hl ( 'hur,'}l
Suliper, al Moler's ('ross I~ ads.
will be ltehl on Frhlay ewqlhl~',
Oclober 17th. tte}t'hinln~' at 5 (l'-
chick.
,ChickeM. country hal/1, ve el -
abh, s and hcllne--illade icP (,i(,al-li
will be served ('oine and brim,:
your friends.
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Established 1915
P. O. DUNAWAY
Funeral Direclor
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Licensed Embalmers
PHONES :
Office Home Assistant
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CHARLES TOWN, W. VA.
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Our Dryer is ready to run. l.et us have
your corn.
We will buy on moisture test or regular
weight.
JUST TRY
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Six room frame-stucco house with fur-
naee, bath and all other modern improve-
ments. South Church Street, Charles
Town.
Three 3-room Bungalows with hard-
wood floors, furnace, bath and all other
modern improvements, located on Mord-
trig;on Avenue, Charles Town.
Two 4-room frame Bungalows on Sev-
Seven room Frame House, with hof
water heat, bath and all other moderr, im-
provements, including cistern and weft,
and large lot of ground. Situated at l ee-
town, W.
a.
Large Frame House with s orer ,am
tached, with furnace. Noith MiL'dred
Street, Charles Town.
Ten room Frame-Stucco House
furnace and bath and all other modern
Brick Warehouse, situated on N. Mil-
drd S|reel, Charles Town along B. & O.
Railroad.
Camp Scopus - 20 Acres improved by
several huildiligs and equipped with mod-
ern plumbing system.
Four r om Frame-Stucco House with
eight acres of ground.
Large i rick Residence with acres
of ground and filling station on Route 340.
enth Avenue, Ranson. improvements. 40 Acres of good limestone land, I0
One 4-room Bungalow and one 5-room Seventeen room frame dwellingkncwn acres in orchard, improved by large
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as Hart s Apartments, Summit l'oini, dwelling, lenant house and small barn.
ltouse, I{anson, W, Va.
One 4-room and one 5-room Bungalow,
Ranson.
Five room Frame House with 3 rooms
adjoining, situated on north side o,f East
Congress Street, Charles Town.
Eight room Brick House with furnacc,
bath, elcctricity. Situated on N. Mildred
Street, Charles Town.
Ten room tile-stucco Hou with asbes-
W. Va.
Nine room Frame House, located on
West Congress Street.
Seven room Brick House with bath,
double garage. Arched cave. lmcaied
on North Church Street, Gharles Town,
W. Va.
Storeroom with six room Apartmeni
and bath above, situated in Bolivar,
Va.
Two 4-nmm Apartments, situated next
100 Acre Farm with 8-raom franie
house with hot air furnace and electricity.
Fair barn and fencing.
231 Acre Farm on Emmitsburg Pike
Frederick County, Maryland.
96 Acre Farm equipped for dairy lint-
poses.
340 Acre Farm with nine room house,
tenant house, stone barn, running water
in most of the fields.
60 Acre Farm, improvd by six room
tos roof, hardwood floors, three baths, hoi
air furnace, garage under house, septic
tank.
Six room frame House with large st .re-
room and two acres of ground, situated
at Summit Point, W. Va.
Five room frame House with acre of
ground, Summit l)oint, W. Va.
Ten room Brick House, with furnace
with iron fireman, two baths, large lot of
ground. East Washington St Charles
t~
I own.
Double Brick House, six rooms on each
side, with furnace on each side, bath and
all other modern improvements, situated
on E. Washington Street, Charles Town.
to above building.
Five room Brick Bungah}w, lot 9(} by
150, East Liberty Street.
Nine room Frame House wi h bath,
three lots. North Mildred S reet
New five room BUngalow with bath and
furnace, located on Seven;h Avenue,
Ranson.
Double Frame House on Wesl Wash-
ington Street.
Six room frame Bungalow w lh hol
water heat, iron fireman, bath.
Ten room Brick House, Norlh Mildred
Street.
Six room Stone House, located on Mai ;
Street, Bolivar, W. Va.
Storeroom and Dwelling, She,m:d :ai
Street, Harpers Ferry.
1000 Fine Building Lots in Charles Town, Ranson & Washington Heights.
frame dwelling, large ground barn,
spring, fencing fair.
89 Acres of good limestone land, im-
proved by dwelling and outbuildings.
250 Acre Farm and 131 Acre Farm.
53 Acres of good limestone land, run-
ning water, imoroved by an 8-room frame
house, spring house, dairy barn, electri-
city and phone.
120 Acre Farm with running waier,
dwelling and other outbuildings.
Acre Farm improved by large brick
dwelling', hot water heat, bath, electricity,
large bank barn, all other outbuildings
necessary for a farm of this ze.
145 Acre Farm with 12-reom brick
house, electric lights, cow barn with 42
stanci/ionso On Washington market.
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