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Winchester The Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1908

Page

6

Vinol Promises Cure for Chronic Coughs and Bronchitis

Proven testimonials from A H Wilde of Minneapolis and S McDonald of St Paul claim Vinol cures chronic cold bronchitis and coughs after taking four bottles. The advertisement highlights cod liver oil and tonic iron as potent ingredients and promotes Vinol as a seasonable strength-builder for the elderly, convalescents, and weak individuals. Winchester shoppers are directed to Frank Baker & Son, Druggists.

A. H. Wilde 338Th Avenue Minneapolis Minn S McDonald Congress 31 St. Paul Minn Vinci

Lungs and Cough Remedies Highlighted in Ad Copy

An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and pneumonia risk, claims the genuine product is in a yellow package by Franck Baker & Son. It also promotes L and M Paints with elastic hard-wearing qualities, priced around $1.20 per gallon, listing local agents such as Gooper Bros and Trussell Ramsell in multiple towns.

Foley Franck Baker & Son Gooper, Bros Winchester Lartitk & Larrick Middletown Trussell & Ramsell Stephens City

Brief social notes from Washington and area visits

Mr and Mrs Luther Jones returned to Washington after visiting Mrs Ella Schneider on South Braddock street. Mrs Harry M Baker left to visit relatives in Baltimore. Robert G Gibbons Postoffice Inspector left for Philadelphia after visiting his father on North Main street. Bills Maloy and family moved to 540 Fairmount avenue. Henry S Baker, longtime merchant, now able to work at his Amherst street business. Miss Virginia Briggs and Miss Anna Briggs left for Lexington for a month with relatives. Emma Heflin of Baltimore returned home. Mrs B G Harris has returned to Charles County Mad after visiting her mother Drs McP Fuller. Mrs Seth Timberlake of Fishersville visited Evie Byrne on Fairmount avenue. Mrs Sue Davis, formerly ill, is improved and visiting Arthur Leafe. Belle Ferguson left for a Baltimore visit.

Luther. Jones Washington Ella Schneider Hiome South Braddock Street Postoffice Robert G. Gibbons Philadelphia Henry S. Baker Amherst Street Lumago B. G. Harris Charles County Mad

Fancy fruit and nuts price list from local market

We have just received fancy Muir peaches 12 percent at 15c per lb peeled peaches 30c per lb. Fancy apricots 15c per lb. Santa Clara prunes 8 10 12 for 4c per lb. Muscatel raisins 10c per lb. English walnuts seedless raisins 15c. Cleaned currants 12c per package. Fancy citron 25c per lb. Waver figs 15 and 20c per lb. Fard extra dates 10c per lb. Monds mixed nuts. Both phones.

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Hay Thanks Paper for Endorsement in Big Vote Call

In a letter to The Star, Hon. James Hay thanks the paper for its editorial naming him deserving of a big vote. He states his district majority exceeds Bryan's by at least 1,500 and expresses appreciation for repeated kindness and support.

the Star Hay James Hay Bryan

Wingfield Funeral Led by Masons in Charlottesville

The funeral of Benjamin F. Wingfield, longtime Mason, occurred Sunday in Charlottesville. He leaves six children including Harry Wingfield of Winchester and Rev W Tupper Wingfield of Harrisonburg, with his wife having died twenty years earlier.

Benjamin F. Wingfield Harry H. Wingfield Charlottesville Masonic Fraternity Wingfield Harry Wingfield Winchester the Baptist Church Harrisonburg Nlt. Wingfield Kate Wingfield E. P. Wingfield

Elks Memorial Address Set for Hagerstown Lodge

Commonwealth Attorney Herbert S. Larrick has accepted an invitation to deliver the memorial address at the Hagerstown Lodge of Elks memorial exercises on the first Sunday in December. Larrick recently spoke to the Union Veterans Association in Hagerstown and impressed attendees.

Elks Commonwealth Herbert S. Larrick Hagerstown

Farm Hand George Crigler Dies After Runaway Horse Incident

George Crigler, about 60, a farm hand from Culpeper working near Millwood, Clarke County, died at Berryville's Dr. Tucker hospital from a fractured skull after being thrown from a runaway team. He rode in a spring wagon with two men when the horse ran off, throwing him onto broken stone. With no known relatives, he was buried in Clarke County parish farm graveyard.

George Crigler Millwood Clarke County The Star

Gowan's Preparation Praise Spreads Among Neighbors

Advert says users of Gowan's Preparation reuse the remedy and tell neighbors about its cures for Croup, Colds, and Pneumonia. External price points 25c 50c and 1.00. Notice of thanks from S. M. Carper and children for kindness during wife and mother’s illness and death.

Gowan S. M. Carper

Mrs. Eliza Kline Laid To Rest In Mount Hebron

Remains brought to the city today from Martinsburg West Virginia and interred in the family lot at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Services conducted by Rev. W F Locke pastor of the Southern Methodist Church of Martinsburg. Relatives and friends accompanied the procession.

Eliza Kline Martinsburg W. Va Mount Hebron W. F. Locke Southern

Public Sale at Winchester Depot November 14 1908

Auction at the C V RR depot in Winchester Virginia set for Saturday November 14 1908 at 9 in the morning. Miss Martin Hair Dresser will arrive for several days offering shampooing hair bleaching and related styling services at 44 23N Braddock Street.

Winchester J. Perry Purcell C. V- RR New Columbia Wagins Martin

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Stetson All America and Hess Shoes Horsey & Atwell Shenandoah Valley Nat Farmers & Merchants National Bank Oppo County Court House U. S. Gov’t Depository T M. Barr Frankland London Scott Scott & Bowne Peart Street New York Leader F. Auguss Grichen Water St Randolph Welton Swoetain Henry S. Baker & Co Singer Ee. Machine Co Piccadilly St Star Office Virginia West Harry M. Baker Baltimore Bills Maloy Fairmount Avenue Virginia Briggs Anna Briggs Lexingon Relatves Emma Heflin Annie Heflin Seth Timberlake Fishersville, Va Evie Byrne Sue Davis Faulkner Flats Arthur Leafe Belle Ferguson J. M. Orndoftf North Main St B. F. Wingfield Masons Mrs. Kline Bhek S. H. Hable Gray & Sheetz Berlin Perfor Virginia Tailoring Co West Water Street Old Phone D. R. Eskey West Water ST Huntsberry’s Good Shoes Braddock St
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