Hats Sales Event Slashes Prices on HiAT Day
A Saturday special on October 19 offers hats from 69 cents to 2.50 with every hat in the store reduced for the day. The sale emphasizes a broad hats collection priced to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
2
A Saturday special on October 19 offers hats from 69 cents to 2.50 with every hat in the store reduced for the day. The sale emphasizes a broad hats collection priced to attract shoppers.
A fresh shipment of children’s dresses is now in stock at Hellers. The samples are marketed as money savers for shoppers seeking affordable apparel.
In the Corporation Court of Winchester a multi party suit seeks to construe the wills of Annie E. McGuire and Gettie McGuire, decide that Annie T. McGuire held one half undivided interest, and approve a sale of the Winchester realty with equitable distribution of proceeds. An affidavit states William Taylor is not a Virginia resident and he must appear within fifteen days. Publication is ordered in The Winchester Star for four weeks and notice posted at the courthouse. Teste: 3. B. Beverley. Clerk. 9-14-4w.
Hester V. Briscoe sues Stanley Briscoe for divorce a mensa et thero and general relief. An affidavit states the defendant is not a Virginia resident. he must appear within fifteen days after due publication. A copy will be published weekly for four weeks in the Winchester Star and posted at the courthouse.
A compact saying notes social contrasts in property and status as it contrasts a free person purchasing bonds with a enslaved person bearing them.
Rev. C. Wagner of St. Matthew's Lutheran Church in Brussells I refuses to preach in English at war time, continuing German sermons. Fifty four of his sixty members back requesting action by the local state attorney to enforce English language use.
The funeral of Mrs. James Cleven ger will be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock from her late residence on South Market street with burial to follow.
One of the most pathetic funerals, the result of the flu, took place on Monday in Baltimore, when father, mother and three new born babes were carried to their last resting place, all having died of influenza.
The body of Harry Feagans, son of the late Edward Feagans, who died in a Texas training camp, arrives in Charlestown on Monday. He was about 25, served in the army for several months, and is survived by his mother and a brother. He had many relatives in Frederick County.
Sergeant Alfred S. Henkel, son of Dr and Mrs A D Henkel, now transferred from Camp Devens Massachusetts to the central officers training camp for infantry at Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia. He previously served as a private, stationed at Camp Humphreys Virginia, and was formerly a discount clerk at Shenandoah Valley National Bank.
The special train bearing European war trophies arrived in Winchester from Hagerstown Maryland and remained until 10 pm. Influenza restrictions kept exhibitions closed though people gathered around the cars. Six large cannons machine guns gas tanks bombs and other German war gear were aboard on loan for Liberty loan promotion.
Charles E. Coverstone of Seven Fountains Shenandoah county Virginia died at Memorial Hospital at 3 p m yesterday following an appendicitis operation. He was 29, married, and a son of Madi son Coverstone of Shenandoah county. His body was sent to his home today.
The funeral for Miss C. Eva Fawcett who died yesterday at Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at 11 am from her father Clark T. Fawcett’s home in Fawcett Gap. Rev. Cline will officiate with services in the yard and burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Survived by her father and two brothers Private Lewis Grim Pawcett in France and Julian Fawcett at home. Help reduce the casualty list by buying another Liberty bond.
Real estate ad listing ten acres of woodland with a fire-room frame house two corn houses granary and stabling plus straw and fodder from fifty acres. Prices include 10 000 dollars with reasonable terms for a quick buyer and possession given at once.
Physicians warn against trifling with cold influenza and grip and promote Calotabs calomel tablets for at bedtime use. One tab to start, repeat if needed, no salts or diet interference. Next morning symptoms often vanish and system refreshed. Sold in sealed packages at 35 cents with guaranteed satisfaction.
Propaganda urging readers to support the war effort by purchasing bonds to aid troops in France. Emphasizes unity and duty, appealing to patriotic sentiment and personal sacrifice.
Mrs. Julius Landau formerly Miss May Summers of this city is ill with pneumonia at her Cumberland Maryland home after influenza. She is sister of Charles J. Summers cashier of the Union Bank of Winchester. Read Mating and Seal underwear ad on 5th page.
Bad breath sufferers find relief with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets which gently stimulate the bowels and liver. The sugar coated tablets, a vegetable olive oil mix, claim to purify the system with no griping and are sold at 10c and 25c per box by all druggists.
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