Round The Round Fall Sale Promotes Mutual Benefit
The notice announces a rounding up sale of leading and desirable merchandise intended for mutual benefit. It invites readers to be present at the event.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1915
Page
2
The notice announces a rounding up sale of leading and desirable merchandise intended for mutual benefit. It invites readers to be present at the event.
A clipping lists table linen at 25 cents with value to 50 cents percale at 8 cents up to 12 to 12½ cents. Dressingham and Wallaces items priced 8 cents and 2 cents to 5–8 cents. Fancy crepes quoted 7 cents with 12 to 15 cent range.
Marlboro notes that Mr. and Mrs. BE Ward and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Pangle in Oranda over the weekend. Elder Powers of Martinsburg preached at Cedar Creek Church and baptized four after services. Mr. H G Shull bruised from a fall between two horses while making hay. Mrs. Floyd Cave is improving from illness. Various locals, including Mr. Robert Lantz of Edinburg and Rev. Leper of Strasburg, attended meetings at Cedar Creek Church.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment effective on the blood and mucous membranes, claiming it cures catarrh where local applications fail. The notice asserts it is a genuine prescription from a leading physician and lists F.J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo as proprietors. It also notes local visitors and social events in measurably brief local notes.
Brucetown notes show Edward Helvestine family visiting relatives near Herryville in a touring car. W W Tanquary of Winchester and Kate Pierce with children spent time with Mrs W W Tanquary Sr. Mrs Stewart Whetzel and others visited on weekend. Lawn fete planned at Brucetown schoolhouse on August 7 to benefit the Sunday school.
William H. Lacy of Washington D C suffered three years from stomach and digestive trouble and faced surgery. After taking Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy he reports full relief and improved health bidding farewell to distress after meals. The ad promises permanent stomach liver and intestinal benefits with guaranteed satisfaction or money back.
A schedule lists horse show dates in Front Royal August 4 to 6 Berryville August 10 to 12 Charlestown August 18 to 19 and Warrenton August 26. The events cover multiple towns with consecutive weekend windows.
Latest war bulletins report the German army holding positions near Warsaw Mitau and successful actions at Argonne. The Berlin admiralty confirms a torpedo boat destroyer loss to a British submarine and British ships Fulgens Clintonia sunk, with a Russian destroyer loss reported in the Black Sea. In Virginia a 1915 chancery bill seeks to attach the assets of C O Freeman and Emin L Beck held by Shenandoah Valley National Bank to satisfy a debt of $522.20 plus interest, with publication ordered in The Evening Star.
A bold ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver tonic that beats calomel and avoids sickness. It guarantees results with a fifty cent bottle and a money back offer if not felt better. Also notes Miss Ama Larrick visiting Mason-Dixon and returning home to Middletown.
Public auction of a house and lot at 110 Leicester Street Winchester Virginia to satisfy three trust deeds dating 1910. Sale noon front of County Court House terms: one third cash day of sale two thirds by purchaser bonds due in one and two years at six percent interest. Trustee R Gray Williams notes fire insurance required. 7.30-4w.
In Winchester Corporation Court Annie E Noakes vs Emmeline K Wright Gilbert H Noakes H E Noakes EE J Shoener James W Conrad Nina L Dobson C G Miller administrator etc Farmers and Merchants Bank of Winchester. This order requires non residents Gilbert H Noakes H E H Noakes B E Shaener James W Conrad Emma J Dobson and Nina L Dobson to appear within fifteen days to protect interests. published in The Evening Star once weekly for four weeks.
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