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Latre size Axminster drug gets 15.95 worth 25. Fine organdie lawns 8 cts worth 12 1-2c. Fine swiss dotted organ died 10c worth 15c. Double fold Persian lawns Sc worth 15c. Yard wide heavy floor oil cloth 22c worth 30c. Linoleum two yards wide Be worth 1.25. Jap mattings 15 cents worth 25c. Men's negligee shirts 25c worth 39c. 50c and 75c negligee shirts for 45c. Boys corduroy pants small sizes 10c per A, special misses lisle thread hose 12 3c worth 25c.
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Axminster
Cure Promised By Cuticura After Seven Years Of Skin Suffering
A Philadelphia man recounts seven years of severe skin torment from ankle to knee. After trying many doctors, Cuticura Remedies cleared the condition following a course of Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment, with no recurrence after six months.
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E. Cabot St
Philadelphia
Potter D & Chem, Corp
Boston
Obrug & M Mar
Children’s service dates announced for Mount Pleasant area
Near Gerardstown W Va June 15 Mrs David Hott visits Huntington The children’s service at Mount Pleasant was postponed to Sunday June 19 at 10 oclock Mis George Mauzy of Siler is visiting her daughter Mrs Ollie Stmmells The service will be held at Green Spring M E Church on Sunday June 26 Miss Adah Busey returns from Shepherdstown
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Gerardstown
W. Va
David Hott
Huntington
W.va
Mount Pleasant
George Mauzy
Siler
Ollie Stmmells
Green Spring M. E. Church
Adah Busey
Shepherdstown
Burnt Factory Notes Attend Festival Fundraiser
Mrs Elfen Hoffman and Mrs Emma Thompson returned home to Charlottesville after visiting Mr and Mrs C W Tanquary. Mrs J M Fishpaw and sister Miss Valtiery Rinker came back from Berkeley County W Va. They attended a Tablers Presbyterian Church festival to aid erecting a new church. The Tanquarys mourn their daughter Mildred who died at Winchester Memorial Hospital last week. Mr Partons Cunningham of Martinsburg spent the weekend with his Red Bud relatives. Scott Spangler of Nineveh visited M W Tanquary late last week.
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Elfen Hoffman
Emma Thompson
C. W. Tanquary
Charlottesvile Va
J. M. Fishpaw
Valtiery Rinker
Berkeley County
W. Va
Presbyterian Church
Mildred Tanquary
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Partons Cunningham
Martinsburg
Epejit
Red Bud
Here
Scott Spangler
Nineveh
Rippon Happenings June View of Local Moves and Visits
Miss Eisie Berry of Athens Alabama visits J J LaRue and family. Mrs Jane Allen and daughter Mary host. Mrs R P Kitne visits with daughter Mrs Howard Dunn. Miss Ethel Conrad hosts Eva Fries of Connellsville Pa. Martha J Dunn and son Howard visit Charles Town. L M Long buys Manning elevator property at Charles Town for 8500 dollars. Adam Young returns from Mobile with improved health. Feltner and Floyd in Charles Town. Feltner convalescing from illness.
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Rippon
W. Va
Eisie Berry
Athens
Ala
J. J. Larue
Jane Allen
Mary
L. M. Long
R. P. Kitne
Howard Dunn
Ethel Conrad
Eva Fries
Connellsville
Conrad
Fries
Southern Seminary
Buena Vista
Martha J. ‘Dunn
Howard
Charles Town
Manning Elevator
John Co. Burns
Adam Young
Mobile
Lee H. Copland
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Miller’s Drug Store
Horn
Sha
Parsons
Glaize & Bro
Winchester
Manning's
Boyce
Lake Farm
Clarke County
Midway
Berryville
Summit Point
J. Larue
Charlestown
W .Va
J. Few Brown
Good & CO
Cuticura
Dr. Bazzle -M. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Harrisonburng
Kavanaugh Hotel
Alabama
Baltimore
Harrisonburg
Mann
Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
W. U. Hensel
Lancaster
Lee Memorial Chapel
William R. Vance
Washington and Lee
Te Memorial Chapel
Virginia
James
Appomattox
Hary E. Hodges
Norfolk
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Roy
Woodbury Company
Woodbury
Idbury
Woodbuard’s Institute
W. 34Th St
N.Y
Franck Baker & Son
Main Street
Tonie
Smith W. Cooley
Middletowng
White Hall
Geo. Farris
E. Water Street
Winchester Steam Dye & Cleaning Works
Main St
Star Office
Ee’s
Middletown
Frederick
Julian D. Steele
C. L Brumback
Auc
California National Crude Oil Co
I. W. Hellman Bldg
Los Angeles
Cal
Above Corporation
Treasury
GAL, National Crude Oil CO
W. Hellman
1. W. Hellman Bldg
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