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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1932

Page

9

Lever Brothers to Pay Federal Tax on Soaps

Lever Brothers announces they will pay the 5 percent federal tax on soaps like Lux Toilet Goop Pears and Lite buoy, despite consumer cost pressures. The move avoids raising retail prices and aims to relieve family budgets, with letters sent to retailers explaining the policy.

Lever Bros Lever Stupido Ted States Edward G. Hermann Lever Brothers Treasury United States

Carload of Soap Arrives For Sale

A full carload of Lever Bros. products arrived in Winchester including Lux Toilet soap Lux Flakes Lifebuoy soap and Rinso. The batch supports a big sale starting Friday in Winchester shops organized by Edw G Hermann Lever Bros representative with local merchants. G L Easley and a Li factory decorator prepared eye catching window displays. The Capitol Theatre offers prizes for guessing the nearest Life Buoy tube count in the Boyd Drug Company window.

Lever Bros Winchester Lux Edw. G. Hermann G. L. Easley

Market Report Prompts Mixed Prices Across Markets

The page lists local wholesale and retail prices for dairy, grain, livestock, and eggs with notes on butter, corn, middlings, and scratch feed. It mentions Baltimore wholesale figures and closes with a personal notice that Mrs. George Vernard and daughter Miss Narcy Bernard of Gratton, West Virginia are visiting relatives at the Grit residence.

Star Chines George Vernard Narcy Bernard Gratton W. Va C. Frank Grit Starrest

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Market Report Baltimore MOE Isveseutehs Ccapaeake Ae Amous B. C G. W. Riley & Son Valley Avenue J. F. Massey & Son S. Cameron St Earl C. Fries N. Cameron St Fairview Ave Loudoun St A. J. Hamman Stores Hamman’s Dollar Store Ritter’s Meat Market N. Market St Mace S. Braddock St Harry J. Brown N. Piccadilly St Eagle’s Meat Market Geo. H. Eagle S. Loudoun St Fair Play Store S. Main St E. Piccadilly St Pure Food Store B.f.davis N. Braddock St Bailey Bros Cameron St W. F. Brown Sanitary Cash Store No Cameron and Piccadilly Sts Senseney Road Marion Nixon Ralph Bellamy Warner Bros Capitol
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