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Newspaper
Winchester The Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1908
Page
2
The ad touts strong opening bargains on ladies coats with prices as low as $2.98 for a black trimmed coat and $5.75 for a heavy all wool tan bear coat. It highlights tan coverts and a range of coats priced from $4.50 to $8, plus 300 children's coats.
Democratic speaker Mr. Hay derides Republican tariff policy as harmful, cites Rockefeller led oil tariff manipulation and trust profits, and condemns extr avagance in Roosevelt era spending. He praises the Democratic platform, defends anti injunction plank, and argues for bank deposit guarantees to prevent panics.
The speaker notes the post office leadership will not grant the position to the named individual, predicting someone else will assign the offices this time. The remark reflects internal competition and outcomes in the local political scene.
Congressman James Hays will address voters at Stephens City tonight. He will speak at Gore on October 26 at 7 30 p m and at Bruce Town on October 27 at 7 30 p m.
Mr. Virgil M. Hiflyer of Balti more visits Shenandoah Valley Academy as guest of Prof. B. M. Roszel.
Levi Judd of Luray Virginia and Byrd Judd of Washington are named in the obituary. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon with the Order of Railway Conductors in charge.
Boyce Ontario reports 121 pupils enrolled in the new term at Boyce High School with four teachers. Local residents attended the Hagerstown fair and several families visit relatives, while the Clarke teachers held an institute in Boyce.
Mrs Haley of Front Royal and Mrs Bennett with son of Buchanan Va have returned home after visiting their sister in law Mrs Mary Osborn on West Water street. Mr Randolph T McGuire of Farmers and Merchants National Bank returned last night from a two week visit to his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Lewis J Hyde in New York City.
Messrs Virgil C. Powell and Frank V. Carpenter of Cumberland Maryland registered at the Hotel Evans last night.
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