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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1915

Page

3

Markets Show Varied Prices Across Staples and Livestock

Local buyers report mixed prices for creamery butter eggs and vegetables with butter steady and eggs easy. Wheat and corn closing prices are noted along with Baltimore market quotes for live poultry hay and cattle, followed by New York apple market activity and current barrel quotations.

The Star Telegraph Baltimore Choice Creamery Choice Visa Virginia New York Apple Fiolating Ben Davis

Winchester High School Baseball Team Defeated at Woodstock

Woodstock Va reports Winchester High School baseball team lost 6 to 1 to Woodstock High School club in wet field conditions. The Winchester lads appeared weaker than expected, possibly due to rain soaked grounds hampering play.

Woodstock Winchester High School Woodstock High School Winchester

Local visitors and travelers depart after brief stays

Mr. and Mrs. Seneca P. Broomell return to Baltimore from county visits. J. D. Hicks of Bristol is registered at Hotel Jack for a short business stay. Miss Virginia Smith leaves for the National Park Seminary Forest Glen to attend tomorrow's commencement. Hamstead and Dix of Dayton are among arrivals at Hotel Evans. Mrs. A. M. Baker heads to Freehold New Jersey to visit relatives. W. Clayland of Baltimore arrives at Hotel Jack for several days on business. W. N. Deere of Philadelphia is a Hotel Jack guest on a business trip.

Seneca P. Broomell John L. Bond Baltimore J. D. Hicks Bristol, Va Jack Virginia Smith National Park Seminary Forest Glen Messrs W. K. Hamstead F. 8. Dix Dayton Way Hotel Evans Mr. W. &Clayland W. N. Deere Philadelphia

Church Decorated For S S Meeting Here Tomorrow

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South members of the Golden Rule Bible Class have decorated the interior for the first annual Sunday school conference of older boys and girls. A union meeting starts at 7 30 tonight with Rev W T Walters and other speakers. sessions continue Saturday with devotional and practical talks by county city and state Sunday school workers.

Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South The Star W. T. Walters T.C. Diggs Rich‘mond Frank T. Israel Fairfax G. W. Stover W. S White Hunter N. Kern J. EB. Coe J. C. Recher H. G.spencer Clude

Apple crop in this section hurt by fire blight

Fire blight is damaging the apple crop in Chambersburg and surrounding areas. C. C. Bonner of near Todmaston is a heavy loser with a potential yield under twenty five bushels this year, far below last year’s three hundred fifty bushels. Observers say the entire apple belt of Washington and Frederick counties is affected, with severe impact near Smithsburg, Hagemont, and nearby growing sections.

Chambersburg C. C. Bonner Tonistown Smithsburg Washington Frederick “Counties Hagemont

Symptoms of Appendicitis Affect Local Families

Mr. Harry Brown son of Mr and Mrs James Brown confined at home on North Main Street with marked symptoms of appendicitis. He was previously engaged in business in Martinsburg West Virginia. He is brother of Miss Mabel Brown who has been ill since last fall after a surgical operation for appendicitis.

Harry Brown James Brown North Main Street Mr. Brown Omigas Mariizsurg W. Va Jss Mabel Brown

For Sale Attractive Residence and Border Land Offer

For sale two properties: a corner residence at Kent and Leicester Streets, late Wa. home, 78 by 112 feet with shade yard outbuildings. and 120 acres border land between Clearbrook and Brucetown with an 8 room dwelling, large porch, outbuildings, orchard, 12 acres woodland. Terms a bargain for quick buyers. CHAS. H. BURLEY, Leicester St., City.

Kent Leicester Sts Clearbrook Brucetown Chas. H. Burley Leicester St City

French Remedy For Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors of France have used a prescription of ver hle oily for chronic stomach trouble that acts like a charm. It is sold by steadying druggists here with the promise that money will be returned if not satisfied.

France Steading

Freckle Face Remedy Promises Free Trial If Ineffective

A vintage advertisement touts Freckle Face sun and wind cause and offers a money back guarantee. It promotes an ounce of ethinedouble strength from a druggist named othine double strength for removing freckles with minimal cost if it works.

Remodeling at Kern Barr Walden corner progresses

Carpenters and iron workers Bailey Brothers Potts and Son Browns are remodeling the Kern Barr and Wald corner at Picadilly and Market streets. They remove first story timber in prep for a plate glass front with copper accents, creating a new corner entrance.

Messrs. Bailey Brothers Kern

Potts firm to move into new Henan quarters mid season

Hailey Brothers prepared the steel girders and woodwork for rapid construction after the Potts firm, occupying part of the adjoining building on Piedadilly Street, will relocate to the new Henan quarters around the middle of the season.

Potts Wich Piedadilly Street Henan Stine Hailey Brothers

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