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FARMERS ADVOCATE, CHARLES TOWN, W. VA FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, "1936.
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I I L Frank Box-well who was reared at I Dr. and Mns. John Va~Metre
i I '/A ~:~:/h'/h'l I~1 III h'R'l'l ~:h'Rfl h'[M'l'~: I ; Rosemont near Berryville and assisted I rant daughter spent the week-e
I tjIjZ'lkOO~.KJLrqLI.rlk].$ ?lL O131|1~J.I JL *9 It his father in training horses there for ] relatives in Catoasville, Md.
Established 1885. - --~ "---'--- i the late Jesse Tyson, then the owner l Miss Myra Moler of Was~
L '~k~a mia-- k th. t.fferso ~'-blishin-- ~om"an-- -t r~'arles - ~ WANTEl):--Several hundred bush-I of Rosemont, died Wednesday of last ] D C s-ent the week ena t
Town, W. Va Entered at the Postottice at Charles Town, W. Va as second ! FCm ,I els of sohd y~low corn Will haul/ week at Plmnfield, New Jersey, fol: I home of her parents, Mr. an
ol u '~.~,v [t same. L U. V&~lwr.l~, / mwmg a s~roKe oI paralysis, age(/ ~OlFred L Moler west of town
" ~ I ~ ~ Phone 826~F-11 years. He was a son of the la~eI The Women" "oosev "-'en
D,lk + g-~ D',~| L-~.~;a- - FOR SAI E One auto house trail { Nov 6-2t -pd. Martin~burg, W. Va i Charles H and Ella Boxwell He i s ~. .~ elt~.
----,r,~- .- . I~lUDWill mee al;Mrs. i~inlr
C. B. Cart, Manager. ut::.t t Ik.~, l~ ~ t::l ~ l~Lt bU er ~, a~ n ~'.~ a l~ ~. [ ~; leaves a widow who formerly was M~ss [
,~ood . ew 1 has ev . ~! . ~ICJL ~ 11 )111 2 OIl J~l'lU~ty lllgnL,
Telephone 257-W. thin~ hut . n.vlar ~.;to. will sell furl WANTED.--Heavy draft, b~g bun. Nanme McDonald, of Winchester, andtn ~+h .+ ~ ~a an ~.--~,
- ~--- " ' l an horses " L~'~ *""' "" ":~'" "~'" ""~'"~"
one half what it cost to huild Can be ] and blocky weanhng co ts d three son& all of Plmnfield, and ono~ ~ . ~
" " - - " - 1 hay lit d u urgeu m ue presen~ as ~ms IS
Subscnptmn Rates.--(Payable In Advance) t seen at my home east of town up to 6-years o d If ~ou "~l a ~ ~a gh~r, Mrs. Homer Bradley, of important meeting.
One Year To County Subscribers $1.25: Six Months 75 Cts. Nov ll-lt-pd W L STEPHENS ! s~oc oi any I~ma. 1;o se t i~ wn p y nagers~own. I wnt~o,~ ~ n ~
One Year To Interstate Points $1.50--Six Months 90C--Three Months 40 . I ~[ you ~o ca~ 0rwm~el:o otto,~ i ~ I she~'i~'"~'na"~,~-~"~,'~'~'; ~.~-.r~
Subscription Rate for Both the Farmers Advocate and the Spirit of] ~ul~ ~Abl~:---rwo ~aoy peas, onet ~. ~L,~X,~r%~ o~,u~,~, [ ~ormer Sheriff William O. Ma- illne=~ -:~" ~':~-h~'~:: ~'~,'~"T
Jefferson ---One Year $2.00. ] Ivory, one White Enamel, with springsl ~ep~.~-~ ~narpsourg,~wu i coughtry, who recenth, suffered a se ~-u %0 . .
~ and mattresses, suitable" for a child" upt Telephone49-F-12. vere heart attack at hm" home near ~ .~;~esaay~ .~.~.m rnmg' the.~.~attack~ . ~ ~n
to seven years old. A~pply to ~ MI dleway, ]s nuprovmg but ~s still
Ad e[tlsmg Dmplay Rates Fmmshed on Request. ] ".~ / NOTICE'-Beginning Saturday, N,o-I l tosp~tal where he was taken
The Advocate invztes communications from the people, containing news -*~f : o,~ ~e~ -. ~;. t M Saturday Nights during theWin- ~ . ,
or di~ussioa of questions of public interest. Letters for publication must . ~ v" 'zL ~nar) es l wn' wZ~ va )I ter months. "
bear name and address of the writer, not necessarily for publication. FOR SALE--House and (3) Three BARTON'S BARBER SHOP
I i i a ~l I I illI I
Lots Corner of West Congress and Nov. 6-2t.
This bird wa~ introduced into Spain
frm~ Mexico where it w~s first do-
~,estlcated in the year 151g. B~side
the bronge, we have the Bmwhon,
v'od, Narrava~e~t cr~ys the White
Hog'and. had the BL~k turkey.
]fir. Myers is said to own one of
the largest flo~k of turkeys in the
State of West Virginia.
The first of the Out;ngs held was
~t Rock Springs, the home of Mrs.
o W. Wattles An observation study
was made by a group of bird lovers,
led bv Mrs. Hatchell, her subject be-
in~ "Mi~.ratorv Birds". The import-
anc~ of feedine birds was stressed
by the leader who exnressed the hon~
that through these bird walk~ sn -
f~c~ent in.*ore~t mnv be aroused to
~,~fv . Bird B.ndin~ Club for those
who wish to take up this subject
The s~ennd 3utln~ was scheduled
*,~ t'o led hy Dr. P. L. R:cb--'. th~
~r,"~na] President of the N-t'qn.1
W;!d Flower P-~=ervation Society,
~,'-~,m ~t is -ecalled, was one of the
,-.~.-,k~rs at the meetin~ held in tho
~,:*~ri-m of the High School last
~)r;n~ ~r the pin,pose of estab|ish-
:.~* n Tra;l~;3o Museum and Nutm'e
"1 on ~he Blue Ridge in Jefferson
c'~,~,r~, "r~a ,-' "oof to," this O tin~.
"~'-," Nqture W'~! Fru;ts .nd mheir
~;,~es" was one that should concern
the second story.
REBUILD SHIRLEY FARM HOUSE
Sam E.~ Myers, St~mmit Point con-
tractor, has the work of rob~ilding
the Henry G. Shirley farm house on
the Middleway pike, five .miles north-
west of town well under way. The,
new house is of frame constructioni
with seven rooms, On the front, fac-
18ngb~h~:~dd:?w~y ~k: ~ViaI|r b~i.?l pt~erCha
double porch 8 by 20 feet.
The old dwelling that the new 'one l
displaces was destroyed by fire one!
Saturday night in S~ptember Its i
foundation walls were left almost in-i
t*,o~ by the fire, it being necessary1
only to re~oint the sto~e for use in
the new structure.
SUPPER AT KABLETOWN. !
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ka-.l
bletown Methodist Church will have a
supper inthe basement of the church,
Friday evening, November 20th. Sup-
per ready for serving at five o'clock.
Menu:--Turkey, chicken, old ham.
mashed potatoes, peas, sauerkraut,
home-made rolls, pickles amd jel!y.
Price 40 cents. Ice cream and cak'
extra. Come and bring your friends.
Nov ]l-2t.--A. lt.
For Cold
!
HEATERS FOR YOUR CAR. Be comfortable when
Ihe Cold Winds Blow. At prices to suit Everyone,
$7,9 up,
CHECK YOUR BATTERY NOW. WE HAVE EX-
IDE AND WlLLIAI: BATTERIES. DON'T DEPEND
ON THE OLD BATTERY THIS WINTER. LET US
TEST IT FOR YOU AT NO COST TO YOU.
Be Ready for Mud, Snow, Sleet and Ice. Put
FIRESTONE fiROUN@ (]RIPPER TIRES on your car
now. When it comes to giving good traction in
any kind of weather, they just can't be beaten.
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