White Shirt Waists Sell at Low Prices in Sale
Readable text notes shirts priced up to $1.25 during a sale of women’s white shirt waists. Items featured offer economical options for everyday wear and reflect bargain retail in the period.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1915
Page
2
Readable text notes shirts priced up to $1.25 during a sale of women’s white shirt waists. Items featured offer economical options for everyday wear and reflect bargain retail in the period.
A Winchester man injured in a crash after a car ran up a bank and overturned. Mr Denny suffered a leg fracture and was taken to Memorial Hospital. Mr McIlwee crawled free after the vehicle pinned him for about thirty minutes. The North Western grade from Gore to the West Virginia line was muddy and slippery due to heavy rain.
Miss Sartelle hosts an annual recital at the Sartelle residence on South Main Street. Her students perform piano pieces by Lichner Kern Garrett Dvorak Mozart and more with solos duets and a viola duet. The program includes works by Beethoven Marois and Pacher among others with Miss Katharine Barnett Miss Helen Keating and Miss Mary Rosenberger among the performers.
Clyde Lemley age 20 son of Mr and Mrs W F Lemley died at home last Thursday night after a year of illness. Funeral services were held in the Lutheran Church with Rev C W Cassell officiating and burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers were cousins Fred Lemley Thomas Golliday George Carbaugh Julian Venable Carl Robinson Elmer Snapp. Flower bearers were Virginia Strode Anna Carbaugh Cleventine Lemley.
Detroit June 8 The Ford Motor Company doubles its authorized capital stock from 2 million to 100 million with a $48 million stock dividend payable July 1 A cash dividend of 2 million on the original authorized stock was declared but not disclosed The stock increase places Henry Ford at stake of 37 40 million and James Couzens at 5 million The issued capital rises to 50 million with the remaining 50 million kept in treasury for future use
An Austrian force in Galicia reportedly reached within 25 miles of Galea as the Austro German army under General Von Linsingen crosses the Dniester. French gains north of Arras and in Neuville are described as continuing progress in Paris official statements.
Mrs. Florence Mitre of Wabash endorses Chamberlain's L'2:1ment for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains. She reports great benefits and recommends it in the highest terms for those troubled by rheumatic pains.
The London report states the German armored steamer Hermann von Wissman was destroyed. It also notes a Zeppelin raid on the English east coast and the destruction of a Zeppelin in Belgium by British airmen.
Miss Jamison of Roanoke returns to her home while Miss Annie Shryock's head milliner. Miss Sylva Townsend enjoys vacation at home. Mrs L A Adams visits Baltimore. Miss Bruin of Strasburg guests Miss Elton Stickley. Mr and Mrs Walter Pence and two children stay with Mrs H T Frazier. Mrs W H Herrel of Winchester spent part of last week with her mother Mrs Jas M Stickley.
Miss Hilda Miller traveled a route from Harrisonburg to Philadelphia. Alva Steele visited friends in Clarke county. Mrs A C Boyer spent the week with relatives in Winchester. Rev B A Copenhaver of Mt Jackson stayed with Rev C W Cassell. Mr and Mrs John Erb left North Kent Street for Ms in Massil s PEE Hea.
News item reports the Staunton to Winchester section of the Valley pike now finished with a new surface, offering a long straight, well kept highway popular with tourists. The stretch through Virginia’s Valley is praised by the Automobile Club of America as the best road in Virginia, with connections from Staunton to Hot Springs and White Sulphur Springs. Miss Tillie and Emma Cannon of Brunswick, Maryland visit John Marnan on North Kent Street.
A string of mixed numbers and currency-like entries appears, including sums such as 69,268 98 and 959 89 with several large cash figures and decimal style amounts, though the context and labels are unreadable. No clear entities or events are identifiable.
Public auction will be held in front of the Court House in Winchester Virginia at 12 oclock by trustees under a deed of trust dated August 8 1912 from Wm R Newlin and others to J M Steck Trustee recorded in Deed Book 134 Page 221 in Frederick County Clerk's Office.
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