May Promotion Gives Free Fancy China Plates
A local store offers 10 009 Fancy China Plates as gifts this May with every one dollar purchase. The free plate promotion runs during the month to attract shoppers.
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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
2
A local store offers 10 009 Fancy China Plates as gifts this May with every one dollar purchase. The free plate promotion runs during the month to attract shoppers.
The notice proclaims a huge wallpaper sale with 8c to 10c and 6c prices, including gilt papers at 6c. It promises never-before-seen low prices to make room, urging customers to hurry before the lot is sold.
Mi o na tablets claim rapid relief from belching sour stomach and foul breath with a money back guarantee. The ad urges purchases at Franck Baker & Son and stores nationwide, promising full recovery within weeks and benefits for complexion and digestion.
Painter Hill Virginia reports family visits and local incidents. Mr G A Henning and wife returned from Fairfield Pennsylvania after a week with their daughter. J R Sonner lost a valuable horse after it was kicked and had to be killed. Annie Lewis and Louise Steele returned to Winchester after visiting relatives. Mrs A S Beaty and children and Miss Oneda Phillips spent Sunday at Mr Barley. J D Rinker improved his residence with paint and plans a new barn roof. Braynard Campbell hosted a birthday dinner for friends. Register Strode of Boyce made a brief call at his home.
A year ago in the Star May 6 1908 reports Judge T W Harrison refused all distiller licenses in Warren County Circuit Court. A new drink called iRikk was investigated by Commonwealth Attorney Reardon and its sale prohibited. Mrs G S Heironimus heroically saved her Collinsville home from a fire. Fredericksburg voted out saloons. John K Ober, well known in Winchester, died in Baltimore.
Dr. S. P. Latane, member from the Seventh Congressional District, has returned from Richmond where he attended a Virginia State Board of Health meeting.
A historical ad explains constipation harming lower bowel vessels and causing piles. It claims only Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid internal treatment strengthens veins and blood flow. Available for $1 at Franck Baker & Son or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY. Write for book.
Gore Virginia May 5 A large crowd gathered Sunday evening for baptizing which ended unexpectedly due to an hour mix up. Local residents and visitors report the ceremony was completed before arrival.
The article notes the Wright brothers recently spent a week in London causing a buzz before traveling to New York to pursue aeroplane experiments in the United States this summer and anticipate a return to England later in the year. Also reported is the death of Capt R R Ferguson in Norfolk Virginia at age 74, who survived Gettysburg and Civil War service, to be buried in Charles City County, Virginia after a long siege-like endurance.
Rev T C Jones recently appointed pastor of Melrose Church Roanoke reports Roanoke revival success with 25 professions of religion and 16 new members. Jones is known in Winchester district for previous service at Shenandoah Junction Woodstock and Shenandoale.
Mr. J. H. Leech of Lexington, a special representative of Commissioner George W. Koiner, gathered reports in Winchester and Frederick County on this summer and fall fruit prospects. He distributed many copies of the annual report of the commissioner of agriculture, a valued volume for practical agriculturists.
Mrs Elizabeth Hockman aged 70 died at her Canterbury home after years of illness from heart disease. Funeral at United Brethren Church Canterbury Friday 9 am. Burial at Lebanon Church family ground Shenandoah County pastor Rev J C S Myers officiating. Survived by husband W D Hockman three sons David Hockman Colorado Charles Hockman Richmond and John Hockman at home and two daughters Mrs L J Cave Washington and Mrs J L Feller Woodstock Va.
Eugene Chiles long associated with Farmers and Merchants National Bank departs for Washington to take a Marine Corps prep course and exams this summer aiming for an appointment. George Fansler steps in to fill the vacancy and begins duties at the bank.
Mr. Frank Anderson of The Tubeyries farm Clarke county Virginia toured the city today. He discussed a proposed private sewerage system and noted current designs are not yet ready for clay soil but praised the Bulletin’s plant design for light loamy soil.
Ohio woman recalls crippling heart trouble and nervous prostration, then quits coffee after using Postum. She reports restored energy, steadier nerves, and no medicine, claiming her health improved dramatically and she helped her sister-in-law also quit coffee and gain five pounds in three weeks.
An old advertisement touts Caston-Lax Castor Oil powder as tasteless and safe for bowel cleansing. It claims physicians prescribe it and lists 10, 25 cent, and 1.00 dollar sizes available at reliable druggists.
Sheriff Co H Purcell reports a State Democratic Executive Committee meeting at Murphy's Hotel Richmond Friday May 14 at 8 15 pm to fix primary dates for state offices and a U S Senate seat. State Chairman J Taylor Ellyson will preside and discuss primary plans and expenses with possible August date and a sub committee on primary law.
Market notes show strong demand for young chickens in wholesale markets with prices at 25 cents per pound. Grain market remains steady with vegetables and fruit demand rising. prices listed include wheat, corn, potatoes, oats, and hay.
Elder M. G. Huffman of Michigan, a noted Seventh Day Adventist minister en route to the general conference in Washington, will preach at 8 o clock this evening in the Valley Avenue Union Chapel. All are invited to attend this meeting.
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