Special sale closes boys clothing department
Retail notice announces a closeout of boys clothing at or below cost and confirms the department will be discontinued in the future.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1908
Page
2
Retail notice announces a closeout of boys clothing at or below cost and confirms the department will be discontinued in the future.
Public sale to be held at the farmer's home 144 miles south of Berryville starting at 10 a m on Tuesday March 24 1908. Items include 9 horses and colts 4 hogs 2 cows 2 heifers 1 steer 1 bull and various implements harness and farm equipment. Terms under ten dollars cash over ten dollars 12 months with negotiable security. Property to be removed until payment completed. Carter.
The act requires bonds of 5000 dollars for social clubs, bans Sunday liquor sales, and limits licenses to qualified voters. It bans licenses for women, temporary residents, and nonvoting foreigners. Distilleries face stricter rules under the Map law, needing local support, police protection, and policy conformity, with bans on onsite retail sales where licenses cannot be granted.
The article outlines a new prohibition law restricting liquor sales to minors or intoxicated persons, banning sales during midnight to 6 am, limiting employment in saloons, and prohibiting liquor delivery except to addressed recipients. It tightens enforcement with harsher penalties, bond requirements, and authorized search warrants.
The bill restricts cider sales in dry territory to farmer grown fruit and prohibits cider with more than six percent alcohol, while wet territory allows sale of pure apple juice without a license. Distillers may buy cider in dry territory for distillation. Also notes visits and local town figures with Miss Daisy Burkhart and Mr Lewis Pidgeon in town on various errands.
Heirs of the late M Crow offer a 206 acre farm for sale at public auction in front of Berryville Court House Virginia Monday March 23 1908 at 1 p m The property lies about 3 miles southeast of Berryville and includes an 8 room dwelling good barn and outbuildings two orchards and about 15 acres of timber Terms require one third cash and balance in bonds at 3 and 5 years secured by the property and insurance policies Purchasers may elect all cash Possession September 1 1908 Tenant crop rights apply W T Lewis H M Crow for heirs of M Crow decd
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