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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1930
Page
2
A Foxall One Cent Sale offers two identical items for the price of one plus one cent with no limit. For example Klenzo Dental Creme at 50 cents becomes two tubes for 51 cents, saving 49 cents. All items are high quality guaranteed and sold year round at standard prices.
United Drug Co promotes a sale offering two full size packages of high quality merchandise for the price of one plus one cent. The ad argues the sacrifice in profit is justified to gain new customers and asserts the goods will please buyers.
The Robt. Y. Conrad Post of the American Legion will take part in memorial exercises on May 30. The Flanders' poppies will be sold to aid maimed veterans. Winchester golfers finished second in the tri state meet at Fredericksburg. Mansfield Country Club ranked first. Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh are honeymooning in the skies. Wheat prices hover near the $1 per bushel mark.
The Fort Roan Seminary Junior class hosted a social at the Wayside Inn. Crim was hostess to the Workers Bible of Braddock Street Methodist Church, South, at a delightful gathering. City Council considers widening North Main Street between Water and Piccadilly, enlarging the thoroughfare by 214 feet.
Fifteen years ago reports note Allied attacks on the Dardanelles amid Mesopotamia fighting. The item also mentions a marriage elopement, a nursing school graduation at Johns Hopkins, a Clarke County court session to try a large group of African Americans accused of poisoning, and a quip about presidential nominees and Supreme Court rules from the Macon Telegraph.
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