Bargain Coats and Furs Offered to Ladies and Children
Unusual bargains present deep discounts on ladies coats including black cloth coats at 2.98 worth 4.50 and tan cloth coats at 4.00 worth 6.50. Kersey Beaver cloth coats in tans and browns priced 5.75, sample coats silk lined 6 to 7.50, up to 15.00 value. Children's coats from 2.00 and fur items for all budgets from 0.75 upward including children's fur sets at 1.00 and up.
Bryan's Enduring Will Power For President
The article extols William Jennings Bryan as exceptionally durable and self controlled. It notes his third presidential candidacy, two prior defeats, and argues his concentration, patience, and self mastery make him best fit to lead the United States.
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William Jennings, Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
United States
William Jennings Brylan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Fine Showing At Boyce High School Opens New Building
Boyce Va October 22 The Boyce High School reports an attendance over 140 in its first session in the new building. Officials foresee need for another room as enrollment exceeds expectations. Principal D G Cooley is popular and school operations proceed smoothly.
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Boyce, Va
Boyce High School
D. G. Cooley
Flood to Tour Midwest Ohio Indiana Speaking Tour
Congressman H D Flood of Virginia's Tenth district began a speaking tour through Ohio and Indiana at Mr Bryan's request and will remain away until October 30. He plans returns to Augusta County for Staunton on October 30 and Lexington on November 1, with Hon R E Byrd filling Flood's engagements in the interim.
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H. D. Flood
Virginia
Bryan
Ohio
Indiana
Aaugusta County
Staunton
Lexington
Flood
R. EB. Byrd
Byrd
Publication Order in Frederick County Chancery Suit
Order to creditors and nonresident defendants in the Winchester Tea Co. administration case. Court directs publication for five weeks in the Winchester Star and posting at the court, outlining remedies and ongoing proceedings with return dates and notices to listed nonresident defendants.
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F. J. Collins
EB. B. Adams Co
Baldwin King Paper Co
American Can Co
North American Needle Co
Rousal Coffee Co
Enterprise Enamel Co
Lutz & Sharamam Co
Money Weight Scales Co
National Biscuit Co
The _Newton Tea and Spice Co
the Tmerial Mfg. Co
F. W. Sheldon
Imperial Coffee Co
National Cash Register Co
A.J. Deer Co
Enterprise Coffee Co
Baltimore Bargain House
Virginia
Winchester Star
Circus Court
Krebs
Cir
Ward
Notice of General Meeting of Channesburg Ice Manufacturing
Stockholders holding more than one tenth of capital stock call a general meeting at the Hotel Evans Winchester on November 5 1908 at 1 PM. Agenda includes election of directors for one year and receiving Mr. Ames B. Raby's report from Johannesburg. Funds for necessities may be raised as needed. Advertise in The Star.
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Aid Company
Hortel Evans
Winchester
Rev Dr Hyde ReElected Grand Chaplain at Virginia Meeting
At the Grand Camp United Confederate Veterans gathering in Charlottesville, Rev Dr John Hyde of Winchester was reelected grand chaplain after a long tenure. Other officers were chosen at the annual meeting.
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Grand Camp, United Confederate Veterans
Virginia
Charlottesville
John Hyde
Winchester
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