Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1912-04-19
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COW ldSl NcCh.
Will the Mayor name a cleanup
day?
There's no place on earth just
. like Highland.
Lay YOUR foundations for stock
show premiums.
w. A. Cunningham is removing
the old ell in the rear of his Main
street residence.
Most anybody can tell the diff'r-
ence between a love .feast and a tel
ephone meeting.
The odor of the spray should be
the order of the day at this season
of the year.
Persons doing business requiring
license are requested to arrange for
same during court.
Mothers Day, May II, will be
observed by the Monterey Sunday
School, and the school will ask the
general public to join in the OBJ
sarvance.
Mrs. ]. W. Wagner and little
son, of Strait Creek, visited Monte
rey Monday.
There will be a meeting of the
Highland Live Stock Association
on Friday, April 26. A full attend
ance is requested.
About 200 pairs of shoes slightly
damaged by water; results OF re-
cent storm, will be sold at greatly
reduced price. Also about 100 hats
damaged in the same way, will sell
at bargain. R. NJ. Trimble
Reece Hughes came to Monterey
Friday evening driving a Durbln
livery team. AS he entered town
one of the horses was found to be
sick, and, in about thirty minutes,
was dead. The horse was the
property of Ward Winner.
Mr.. Morton is finishing canvass
Of Stonewall district. He will te
in Monterey the first and second
DAYS of court, at which time SUBJ
scribers to the county history who
come to town may be supplied.
Notice Sealed bids received un-
til May lst, on 100000 feet OF lum-
Der more or less on Strait Creek.
win reserve right to reject any or
all bids. Make your price on the
lumber and have it ready.
Amply to S. W. Crummett,
Staunton, Va.
Just received at The Highland
Mercantile Co. one let of Ladies'
Tailored black and blue dress skirts.
These skirts were used for samples,
no two alike. extra we'll made, and
will be sold for less than the orlgl-
nal price of the goods by the yard
This is a special good bargain.
High society is more or less
shocked at every appearance OF the
turkey trot," bunny hug" ano
,.iollv wobble" dances. Why not
blend them under the still more
suggestive name OF the tow
strut"
FOR SALE-store house and
dwelling. 3 acres land, | acre IN
;ruit on B. & o. R. R., good stand
aear churches and graded school
For terms and price address Box
672. Staunton, Va. Il
To take 'em off, or leave 'em on
that is the question. Whether til
better to suffer, to sweat and grun
nnder our heavy-weights. or tt
grow desperate in our Tuning, and
Sv shucking, keep cool. To shuck
to cool -ay, there the rub; for II
some future storm what winds may
blow, when we have shuffled of
the winter toys, and donned thu
ones we wore last June.
Clothing, Clothing at the High
Land Mercantile Co.'S. All kinds
for big naI it'lc men. short ant
long men. A special line of two
niece suits in stouts and Sims, ant
some special bargains in boy:
knickerbocker suits age g to u
wears and cap to match.
Mrs. &C. Suddarth, who ha;
been on the sick list for a week O.
more, is improving.
Stuart Hicklin, well-kno~n anf
esteemed citizen of the. New Salen
neighborhood, suffered a partla
stroke of paralysis early in tn
geek and for time his condition
was very serious. At last report
he had rallied, and was said to be
improving.
The enforced postponement o
garden making does not worry tn
well-jr;tiated Highlander. White
is a t4eaeherous old monster an'
NAV insist GA returning for anothe
lingering in the lap of spring.
The primary grade of the Monte
: sax, 9;gh schooi closed on Tuesday