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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1917

Page

2

For Sale Privately Two Rural Properties in Virginia

Private sale offers two properties near Winchester and Berryville Virginia. A four story brick dwelling with extensive utilities and outbuildings sits on about fifteen acres with four acres of orchard and vineyards in western Winchester suburbs. Also offered is a farm at Gaylord four miles north of Berryville on the turnpike to Charles Town with eight acres of apple orchard, a metal roofed barn, woodlands, good fencing, and tenant crops reserved. terms arranged via M M Lynch Attorney Winchester. 6 25 2w Pendleton

Thal C. P. Bailey & CO Baile Bros County Winchester Gaylord Berryville Charles Town M. M. Lynch Atty A. R. Pendleton

Kremer Boy to Spend Summer in Maryland

22 year old Carl Kremer of the Barnes School for Boys in Montgomery Alabama visits his parents Mr and Mrs C P Kremer on South Kent Street for a couple of weeks before traveling to Oakside Maryland for the summer.

Carl Kremer Barnes School For Boys Montgomery Ala C. P. Kremer Kent ‘Street Oakside Mary Greenawalt State Normal School Harrisonburg E. E. Greenawalt Albin

Youthous thief sentenced for shop theft in police court

Charles Scott a colored youth at a ducal hotel was found guilty of stealing a pair of shoes from J. C. Davis after leaving them for repair. Identified by Mr. Keckley and Mr. Davis, he claimed an unknown colored boy sold them. He received twenty days in jail and a $6.50 fine, with twenty more days for nonpayment. He was made to surrender the shoes and leave in his sock feet.

Charles Scott Harry Keckley J. C. Davis Keckley

Lemon Beauty Lotion Promises Soft, White Skin

An old remedy instructs mixing juice from two lemons with three ounces of orchard white to create a quarter pint lemon lotion. It claims to bleach freckles and tan, smooth rough skin, soften hands, and beautify the face neck arms and hands when massaged daily.

Boy Knocked Down by Car at Parade Crossing

L. D. Jackson, driving a car with his family, was detained at police headquarters after a parade incident at the hitching yard corner. A boy, son of James Dicks, stepped into the path of the slowly moving vehicle and was knocked down with a bruised face but not seriously hurt. Witnesses exonerated Jackson from blame. Dr. A D Henkel provided medical aid.

L. D. Jackson James Dicks Hitching Yard Jackson A. D. Henkel

County Adopts Squirrel Law in Frederick County

At a Frederick County Board of Supervisors meeting the board unanimously adopted a resolution protecting squirrels part of the year. The law designates January 1 to July 1 as the closed season and makes shooting squirrels in the county unlawful during that period.

Board of Supervisors Frederick County Frederick

Faulkner Returns to Washington After West Piccadilly Stay

Mr. Philip Faulkner has returned to Washington following several days at his home on West Piccadilly street.

Philip Faulkner Washington West Piccadilly Street

Stephens City High School Graduation Invitations Issued

Invitations have been issued for the Stephens City High School commencement to be held Tuesday evening, June 19. Graduates include James Paul Carbaugh, Bessie Strickler Orndorf, Genevieve Amelia Massie, Margaret Elizabeth Funk, Gladys Virginia Henning, Katherine Virginia Hodge, Grace Anna Pifer, Ida Saxton Samsell, Evelyn Heath Stickley, and Sarah Virginia Keakle.

Stephens City High School James Paul Carbaugh Bessie Strickler Orndor‘f Genevieve Amelia Massie Margaret Elizabeth Funk Gladys Virginia Henning Katherine Virginia Hodge Grace Anna Pifer Ida Saxton Samsell Evelyn Heath Stickley Sarah Virginia Keakle

Tavenner Visit to Washington This Week

Mr A J Tavenner and Mrs Tavenner are visiting Mrs Clement in Washington this week, continuing their family trip and staying with relatives.

A. J. Tavenner Mrs. Clement Washington

Promotion for Mr. Hetzer's Son at Davis Coal and Coke

Charles E. Hetzer of the Cumberland office of the Davis Coal and Coke Company, formerly of Williamsport and son of G. Frank Hetzer, has been promoted to local auditor in Cumberland effective June 1. He has served the company fifteen years, rising from office clerk in Elkins to accounting roles, with the raise earned on merit.

Charles E. Hetzer Cumberland Davis Coal and Coke Company Williamsport G. Frank Hetzer Winchester Hetzer Davis Company Elkins

Back Health Advice Endorses Jad Salts for Kidneys

An advisory article promotes Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to flush kidneys and prevent ailments. It claims meat eaters form uric acid that clogs kidneys and lists symptoms like back pain, cloudy urine, and bladder irritation as signals to start a four ounce daily dose in water.

Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair

Old remedy for gray hair returns as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound sells for about 50 cents a bottle in drug stores. Applying with a comb or brush darkens gray strands by morning, adds lustre, and claims to prevent dandruff itching scalp and hair loss.

AH Drug Wyeth

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