Curtain Scrims Prices Listed By Yard
The list shows scrims priced at 10 1 2 cents per yard worth 22 cents 12 1 2 cents per yard 25 cents 11 1 2 cents per yard 24 cents and 42 1 2 cents per yard 75 cents.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1921
Page
3
The list shows scrims priced at 10 1 2 cents per yard worth 22 cents 12 1 2 cents per yard 25 cents 11 1 2 cents per yard 24 cents and 42 1 2 cents per yard 75 cents.
Mr William B Cornwell creber nt of the Winchester and Western road Company has left his residence after a two week confinement with a heavy cold. He will spend several days at a Takoma Park sanatorium for treatment and is expected to return by Saturday. Mrs John Seal and Miss Sicily Evie have returned from Spotswood Virginia. Mr and Mrs Aulick Gibbons returned from Lynchburg and Washington. Mr and Mrs L C Jatiney returned from Baltimore with their niece Miss Lillian Sheets visiting Baltimore friends.
The Rev. Join H. Parlett returned from Augusta County and held services on Sunday. Various appointments were announced during the session.
The speaker outlined plans against federal laws on divorce and education, advocating a businesslike administration. He called for increased pensions for Confederate veterans, expanded workers compensation, a scientific tax system, and reforms in penitentiaries and schools. The audience of 2,709 cheered as Henry Lee Valentine introduced the candidate at the Auditorium.
Mrs. A. Cloutier, wife of a sergeant in the 137th Infantry at Fort Sheridan, was found dead in bushes on Lake Shore Drive. A revolver lay near her right hand and a bullet wound was in her temple. A watchman heard two shots late last night.
The Twenty-fifth United States Infantry moved along the border at Nogales Ariz to prevent a spillover of violence after a clash last night. Officials say 76 Chinese and two Hindu laborers from Hongkong were brought in from San Francisco and five Chinese were hurt, three fatally.
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