Final Hat Sale Deep Discounts Readied
Our final appeal to hat buyers offers hats priced far below cost with many items cut to 9c to 89c. Hats previously sold for $1 to $2 are now 9c to 89c as stock is cleared quickly.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
2
Our final appeal to hat buyers offers hats priced far below cost with many items cut to 9c to 89c. Hats previously sold for $1 to $2 are now 9c to 89c as stock is cleared quickly.
At an adjourned stockholder meeting on May 23, 1916, a majority resolved to discontinue the Cuatotolapam Sugar Company and transfer all assets to Cuatotolapam Sugar Corporation. The corporation will assume debts, issue stock to shareholders, cancel old certificates, and publish dissolution notices for four weeks in The Winchester Evening Star per West Virginia statute.
Trustee MO. E. Cadwallader offers for sale at public auction three contiguous farming parcels in the Eastern suburbs of Stephens City Va on July 8 1916 at Winchester Court House 11 A M The parcels include Tract No 2 of about 19 acres and No 8 of about 1 acre with crops reserved and possession on August 2 1916 Terms require one third cash and balance in two annual installments secured by a deed of trust with 6 percent interest The sale is conducted under a deed of trust dated November 23 1909 and recorded in Frederick County Va trustee Ward & Larrick Attorneys
The Winchester Council seeks 300 for a July camp starting July 17. Most centers charge 5 to 10, but local parents must contribute to cover costs, ensuring boys can attend. Only about a quarter of 130 circulars mailed have responded, and organizers urge immediate, generous support to avoid disenfranchising over 100 boys. Contributions go to treasurer R W Schultz.
Mrs. W. R. Wilcox announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Gladys Viola to Lewis Kennerly, with a summer wedding planned. Kennerly, Virginia born, works with the United States Engineers office in Montgomery Alabama and has been in St Andrews on duty with the dredge Charleston. He left for Montgomery on Wednesday afternoon.
The article notes Mr. Kennerly's stay with many friends and his winning of a locally admired young woman as a prize, described as a life line jewel for him, before returning to St Andrews after a short stay.
Mr. Graham F. Blandy plans to stay at his summer home The Tubeyries near White Post only briefly before returning to New York to be near his office during the Mexican crisis. He and Mrs. Blandy will spend the summer at Islip, Long Island. Gainesboro Breevities notes local visits and gatherings including Miss Jennie DeHaven and the Jefferson family in June.
A British submarine trapped by a German steel net in the North Sea off the German coast spent three days entangled without fresh air. The crew stayed awake, improvised a method to break free, damaged the screw, and drifted until sighted by a British merchant ship. Every crew member’s hair turned grey.
Charles Marshall Baldwin of Winchester tops the McCaskey Company roll for May with over two hundred fifty percent of quota. The June 1916 Bulletin notes his extraordinary May results, aiding what may be the firm’s biggest month in the Professional Department. He covers Michigan territory and has moved with Mrs. Baldwin to Detroit for summer and fall.
Five American mining men arrived with Bell reporting 50 000 Mexican troops in Chi huahua poised for swift strike. Base areas include Villa Ahumada Chihuahua City Santa Rosita and San Antonio with 10 000 15 000 25 000 troops respectively. They said Carrancistas control key rail centers ready to reinforce.
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