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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-12-01
Questions and Answers.
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Question: My COW had calf in
February and have been unable to
get her with calf since and as my
neighbors have COWS in the same
condition we are anxious to know
what we are to do. F. M, Winlock,
Wash.
Answer: I have had reports from
the West Side this fall which are
very similar to the one you have given,
and it is extremely hard to determine
the trouble even if one is on the spot.
You will find that in many cases
where COWS will not breed, it is the
fault of the bull and not the COW,
and I suggest that if you have not
already done so, that you try another
bull. In some eases the opening to
the uterus is SO small that the germ
cells can not enter and in this case
it will be necessary to open the mouth
of the womb by hand or some salts
factory probe. In some cases breed
ing powders have been used to good
advantage, but l do not personally
have much faith in them. If you
know the bull to be first class and
that he has been getting calves from
other COWS, it might be well to in
ject some of the discharge by means
of a syringe into the uterus. This
hoe hoan mead with Oo0d rpSI11tS in
many cases, but usually it takes a
competent veterinarian to operate.
Perhaps the wisest plan is to consult
the veterinarian in the first place,
knowing of course, that he is reliable
Question: | have heifer %
months old who has been fresh four
weeks. She had no trouble when she
came in, but now does not give any
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-12-01
Milk Department International Dairy Show,
Milwaukee, Wis.

Ivan G. Weld, Washington, d. c.,
Superintendent.
Judges-Prof. w. A. Stocking,
Cornell University; Prof. E. G. Hast
ings, University of Wisconsin; Prof.
A. e. Baer, University OF Wisconsin.
The milk exhibit at the Interna-
tional Dairy Show at Milwaukee far
exceeded the expectations of those in
charge. There we're III exhibitors
and the exhibits as whole we're very
fine in quality. Between 90 and 100
diplomas we're issued, these being
granted only to those having a score
of 80 or above. Many health depart
ments entered samples and the class
provided for students of agricultural
college dairy departments was we'll
filed. The following are the awards
granted:
MARKET MILK-INDIVIDUAL
PRODUCERS.
Gold medal-G. Burgerson, Duluth,
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1912-12-01

MINI. Score SO 5-l0 points.
Bronze medal-R. j. Elliott, Seattle
Wash. Score SO 40 points.
MARKET CREAM-INDIVIDUAL
PRODUCERS.
Gold medaI-L. P. Bailey Il Sons,
Tacoma, Ohio. Score 95 $40 points
Bronze medal-E. K. Breezy, Chal
fort, Pa. Score 95 s. points.
CERTIFIED MILK-INDIVIDUAL
PRODUCERS.
Gold medal-H. HI. Jerreris Landen
burg, Pa. Score SO 6-1O points.
Bronze medal-Indleside Farm, Mt
Clemens, Mich. Score 81 9-1O points.
HEALTH DEPARTMENTS
Gold medal-Detroit Health Depart.
ment, Detroit, Mich. Score 95 22-10(
points.
Bronze medal-Duluth Health De.
partment, Duluth, MINI. Score 9:
$500 points.
Diplomas-Diplomas in the Health
Department class were awarded
Springfield Board of Health, Spring,
field, Mass. Score 81 46-1O0 points
Milwaukee Board of Health, Mil
waukee, Wis. Score 80 34-100 points
Seattle Board of Health, Seattle
Wash. Score 80 4O-1O0 points.
MILK DEALERS CLASS.
Gold medal-Supplee Dairy Com
pany of Philadelphia, Pa. Score Ok
45-1OO points.
Bronze medal-Pure Milk Dairy
Company, Seattle, Wash. Score 9;
$500 points.
Diplomas-The Chemung Valley
Farms. Score 80 76-lOO points; North
western Dairy Company, Seattle,
Wash. Score 81 32-IOO points.
CREAM DEALERS CLASS.
Gold medal-Supplee Dairy Com
pany, Philadelphia, Pa. Score 81 80
IOO pOlHGS.
CLASS FOR MEDICAL COMMITS
SIONS.
Gold medal-Wayne County Medica
Milk Commission, Detroit, Mich
Score 95 9O-100 points.
Bronze medal-Monroe County
Medical Society, Rochester, N. Y
Score "a 20-1OO points.
Diplomas Medical Milk Commits
sion, Seattle, Wash. Score 80 O6-10(
points.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGES
MILK CLASS.
Gold medal-Purdue University
Lafayette, Ind. Score SO O3-1(
points.
Bronze medal-University of Min
nesota, ST. Paul, MINI. Score 81 8-1(
points.
Diplomas-University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY. Score SO Ito points
University of Maine, Orono, Maine
Score SO 2-10 points; State College o.
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SHE WORE MANS GARB,
HOTEL SAYS OF WOMAN.
That Is Defense of the Rector, Sued
for Refusing to Serve
Miss Poillon.

The Hotel Rector Company. which v
being sued for 10000 by Charlotte Poll
Ion and veniuska La Greaux for being
refused service In the restaurant con-
neoted with the hotel on May "a last.
to-day filed its answer In the Supreme
Court through Maurice Meyer, Its at
tomsy. In her complaint Mas Poiilon
alleges that she went itno the restau-
rant and ordered food for herself and
her companion. Mas La Greaux, but
before the food was served an agent Of
the hotel refused to permit her to bs
served.
In answering this complaint Of Miss
Poillon. Lawyer Meyers enters q gen.
sral denial and alleges that the plain
til he's been arrested and convicted
end served . term Of Imprisonment.
"rhis plaintiff" the answer con-
ttnuss, was In tho habit OF dressing
and dtd dress upon the day In Ques-
ton In masculine attire. and thereby
constantly attracted tho attention and
notice Of the guests In the restaurant,
some Of whom resented her presence
therein"
The answer to the complaint in the
La Greaut suit rscites that the plain
til was in the society OF plaintiff Poll
Ion. and "by being In the associa ton
Of the said Charlotte Poillon has sui.
fered no damages by reason of the
facts alleged In her complaint"
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LINE
WINS IN COURT;
! IS TO RUN CARS
Justice Kelby Denies Brook
Ign Rapid Transit's Petition
for an Injunction.

Supreme Court Justice Keiby. ait
ing IN Special Term. Brooklyn. denied
this afternoon the application for an
injunction restraining the Manhattan
Three Cent Fare line from operating
its cars across the Manhattan Bridge.
In throwing out the application Jus
tice keiby has, for the time being at
least blocked the efforts Of the Brook
iyn Rapid Transit Company and It's
allied lines 10 maintain . monopoly
Of interborough traffic and prevent the
Three Cent Fare line from doing busi-
ness.
The Manhattan line has its cars all
ready to operate and will begin at
once 20 carry passengers over the
Manhattan Bridge in accordance with
the terms OF the franchise granted by
the Board Of Estimate and Apportion-
ment and the certificate issued by the
Public ervice Commission.
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WIFE CHL0ROFORMED,
HUSBAND DETAINED
ON ASSAULT CHARGE
Vests Story That She Tried
4, Suicide Not Accepted
by Police.


Cnarssd wan ts'o1"ou ss"" % \:
wife. Anna west twsnty-n1 years o.
after nrst rspressnting 70 the police
that she had attempted suicide. Harvey
West thirty-two years Old. WHO 10 en-.
o,ovsd At The Arbuckis store on Jay
.,,... -. .-a,~r>A today An west
"a. cour,
~. ws.t A. unoonscfous sa ne J.
Hood WRIGHT Hoso,tai. vhsrs she WAS
,.h>o .ariv I'M. manning from the ssc-
oc6 400, az Ma lSo west Oue Hun.
dr.Am .tre.A Her faes and body
.hovea .arns AZ hlovs A. Dryisea but
We, ,o,d poiioenan Do,an Of thu West
ons Hundrodth street station that ~
n.d s,,.a a. YIN Asr..af Nth ohloroeorm
ana haa broken = blood vessel and
f.Iisc IN a A. az ssyere nausea
Mr.. West has not been able to make
. .tst.msnt ana the physicisns are not
c.-,.,r vhs,h., an. n threatened With
cS,o,o.orr, no,,on,nr Tn. container OF
49," .h,oro,orr, "a. ,ound nv IN. no,ics
49, ,,,,aa,. =, ~. .,r.., ana . cu.n.
- ,.,,,s 90 hv-,.a NJ.
W. H. 80,
~. $50 n u,,u,.
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.WALLSTREET.

The early buying demand slacksned
h the afternoon and as q result prices
assumed . slow dragging tendency
that depressed the list to nssr the
lowest OF the day at closing time
Pro1t taking was heaviest In Union
Pacific. Steel. Reading and Copper.
Despite the late runof net changes
were Irregular.
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Crisp Silk Hair Ribbons
For School Girls

When roll is called in the schools
next Monday morning the present.
responses will come from sea Of big,
perkily-tied hair-bows Haunting all
the colors Of Joseph's coat. Mother
would be thoughtless, indeed. il she
forgot brand-new ribbon in honor Of
the new term.
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Ribbons at 29c 4 Yard

Satin Taffeta and MORE, 6ss and
7E inches vide. extra heavy. pure silk.
and lustrous. Colors are white, pink.
light blue. cardinal. navy. brown and
black.
Main Floor. Centre.
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Calatea Norfolks, $2.96

This fabric is plain dark blue. water
PROCEED. The separate Norfolk waist
has white shield. patent leather belt
and blue-and-white stripe edging on
the sailor collar and cuffs. Killed
skirt. attached to underbody. Sizes 6
to IA years.
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Macy Serge Dress, $4.49

A good shade. in permanent dye.
Made with high neck and long sleeves.
Simple trimming of black and red SOU
tache braid. with red emblem at side
of blouse; watch pocket. Sizes E to ~
years.
Second Floor, 3bth Street.
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Elsewhere SOC.

These are full size,
made with the new link
collar. OF corded ma
dras or blue chambray,
in light and medium
stripes.
Sec.
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Ribbons at lSc q Yard

Taffeta and Satin Taffeta. So and
so inches wide. heavy, lustrous and
in all the wanted colors.
The same Ribbons, 6ss and So
inches wide, at 2lc a yard.
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bloosners and
Knickerbockers, Sc.
Elsewhere 75c.

Elsewhere IoC.
These are full size,
extra we'll made. Fall
weight mixed cheviots
in a full assortment Of
shades. Sizes S to 10
years.
The evening world., 1912-09-04

Todscis hyhs. lowest and Ast pzaocs Of ssocn
aid y not CHANGES. a. compared with ysstcrtAy .
y al
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TB|oys' Extra Trouser School Suits
Ezsz Priced Very Low at $2.97 and 1896

Norfolk or Double breasted
Sack Suits, $2.97
Made of wool cheviot. in service
able shades Of gray and brown mix
ture, the Nofolks suited to boys Of
from 7 to IL years. the double breasted
Suits for their elder brothers Of 10
to II years.
These Suits are Of very smart ap-
pearance. An extra pair Of knicker-
bockers with each.
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Navy dotted with white. and but
toning from collar to hem Of front with
white buttons: white turnover: pleat-
ed skirt. Sizes 6 to ~ years
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Norfolk or Double-breasted
Sack Suits, 1856

Tailored in the new Fall styles
in fine quality mixed Cheviots, the
Norfolks for boys 8 to IA years old,
and the double-breasted for those
from 10 to II years. Two pairs
of full-lined knickerbockers with each
Suit. The cut and appearance are
excellent. and your boy will like one
of these.
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Elsewhere 7Sc.

Nesligee Shirts, 4Se.
Elsewhere 7sc.
| Madras. percale or
soft cotton pongee. in
striped effects and plai n
colors. Coat models.
some with French cuffs.
Sizes IL to II.
nd Floor. 35th St.. Rear
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Girls School Clothes
Simple, Practical, Inexpensive Styles,
in great variety for Tie completion
Of School Wardrobes.
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Boomers, Blouses and Negligee Shirts

,nsderaby under the regular price, and being offered jus
e school doors open, will be eagerly welcomed.
The evening world., 1912-09-04


MY!!GW :
What Your Children
Whether 1t Be Clothini
Can Provide to Your .
Blank. Books, Note. Books, Pads, Loos
BLANK BOOKS, &c to 7c-Contaning ~ to 81
'''f Ses5a mJd eoSe contain
Ing a. s1yes Ct E9Sd !, quality paper
HxsND u NOTE sna cIaP Books opening
side st fnd fs'' N sSff eY seoks ,,s to
e0'i 4 sass fhEsss e' s6ok ss e'o
tNSs iNSfIf fo h h"f bo oe5sse ssd
Coed S Saa oTs sS card sSSs .dsi ;,
fS ss KS IS Psa[d "a
good aTMay Set EAR ST BOOKS ss
SCHOOL TABLETS. 1e-Various covers, containing
MAT& f fai s e TO- 7e-Fy ruled or plain
VIII rADo, &c 10 lVc-FHty sheets ruleu or pam,
sca 3Ssy B ssess s to sseMade Of rope plain
white. Useful and durable.
SCHOOL BAGS, I7c to $i.3s-Superior canvas,
generous SIZE Very durable and strong
Text Books for Cranms
Chardena's First French Course ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Chardenas Complete French Course. 81 s
Wormans First and Second French Book. each. $50
Beginners French Book-Sophe Deroit. 7sc
Beginners German Book-Sophie Deroit. .........79 c
Bertz Method OF Italian. 81 %
Spanish in Twenty Lessons. Observation-Disclosures l.ls
Worman's First and Second Spanish Book. EACH. sec
Otto Sauers Conversation Grammars, with keys in
Spanish. French, Italian and German, each. ... &c
French With or Without Master. .......... ssc
Offendonfs Method Of Learning French. Sc
Bertz Premier Livre. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9lc
Thlmms seh.Taught language series-french.
German Spanish, Italian; each. ............... l2c
French Grammar. Fraser & Squar. ..........$ 81 10
Gould Browns English Grammar. ................ 76c
Maxwes school Grammar. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 59c
Lard Lees Webster, School Edition sse
Laird & Lees Webster Intermediate. 3sc
Laird & Lees Webster" Common School ........ Gle
Webster's Academic Dictionary. .............. 81 al
Websters Academic Dictionary. lndexed .... 81 II
Webster's Universal Self.Pronouncing ........ CSC
Websters Univ Self Pronouncing, limp leather. 81 0s
Websters Collegiate Dictionary limp leather. $40
SSasns Standard b bound
Students Standard Dictionary. cloth. index. $224
Students Standard Dictionary .............. 81. 70
Webster's Little Gem Dictionary. limp leather 49, sec
lPitman's Shorthand Dictionary. 81 "a
Pitmans Shorthand Instructor. 81 "a
The evening world., 1912-09-04
Music Cases

School days will begin again shortly.
and music students everywhere will be
resuming their lessons. MANY will feel
the need OF neat Weather.proof case
IN which to carry their rolls. Their
elders, too, will appreciate the uses Of
a little case. when about to spend a
musical evening at the house of a friend.
Music Rolls at 94c to $l.9S
Firth Floor, 34th st., Rear,
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White Fleece Baby Blankets witt
pink and blue striped borders. Else
where $l.2S a pair; our price. TIC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
c. P. ColYin Killed.

Early Sunday morning c. p Colvin,
OF bakerton in this county, freight
brakeman on the B. & O. railroad. was
struck by No. passenger train at Mar
tlnsburg and instantly killed. His train
had laid over TO permit No. ! TO pass. d
I is supposed that he sit down on the ties
TO rest. The deceased was about go
years OF age aud native Of either Page
or RappahanEock county in Virginia
he is survived by widow who was
Miss Bessie Rider, two brothers, Lewis
and Clarence. of Charles Town, and a
sister, Mrs. |. w. Breeder. of Bakerton.
Funeral services were held at the resi-
dence OF the latter at 80 this morning.
after which the remains were inferred in
Edge Hill Cemetery at this place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27

Why don't rice sell dollar at bushel
The labor and land that produce it, are
both cheap.
Do you ever hear the public asking that
the government put sugar where it belongs
4c. per pound ($s per bbl.). Can't it be
produced as cheap as -four, or coffee at
81, per bushel, Can't it be grown as cheap
as coru?
Mr.. Consumer. take your medicine.
Your politicians and your government has
fooled with the hides and wool until you
have stopped production. 1t will take
wears to build up another cattle and lamb
simply. and the hog cholera is curtailing
tba hogs every year, c. F. WALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27

Syracuse and Osborne springstooth har-
rows for sale by Farmers Supply Co.
Kahn's clothes, ready-to- wear. off of .
nothing reserved. Kahn's. Sad ef Block.
Mille1's Pharmacy make a specially of
prescriptions and family remedies Ask your
Physician.
Kiesc-The disiLfectant AID easy to use
should be in every household, Brown /
Hoof, Druggists
No selves are used in the seiSeless seed
separator. it will remove all the light weight
and imperfect seeds and cookie and garlic.
The Coleman Hardware Co.
Our salesman il at your service, and il
Low IA jug oraers for tie rev ateel CloYes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
For Sale,
cars best Fresh Cows and Springers
ever owned.
Car 1000 pound Fat Heifers.
Car 100 pound Steers.
Car 1000 pound Steers.
600 Ewes, So 90 to So 90 per head.
500 Lambs.
G. F. WALL.
For Sale I!
Important Notice.
Ahead of the rest
An; ALWAYS Best

Important Notice.
Ahead of the rest
And Always Best
n "a Art Clothes. tai!ored to your me as
ure by Strouse and Brothers. Baltimore.
autidate the current fashions by six months
thew are intensely individual and stsikingly
smsrt-thes re the sprightly. slightly sort
that set fellow apart from the crowd.
A representative of the great Strouse and
Brothers High Art Tailoring Shops will be
!. the store of WILLIAM KAHN
Charles Town, w, Va.
On Monday and Tuesday,
September End and srd.
Don't forget to have your measure tax
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27

Mrs Laura Reed left yesterday for
| we ek's stay at Deer Park. Nd.
Mrs ID c Fulton has returned from visi
to her parents at Rileyville, Va.
Miss Ella Watson. of Farimont, W. Va.
is visiting friends near Riverside"
Mr. Walter D Beller, of Washington City
is spending week at Mr. Fl p Cline's.
Mr. Armfeld Franklin, of Philadelphia, is
visiting County Clerk Chas A johnson.
I Mrs George Pambaum and little son.
Paul. are expected to arrive home from
Europe today.
Mrs Lynn Grantham and little daughter.
Virginia, are visiting Mrs Jones Hoyle at
Dickerson, Md.
Attorney j Fl Walraven is up from Balti-
more. spending a few days vacation with
his family at River View"
| Mrs e LaBoyteayx has returned from
New York and is rooming with Mrs c N
Coleman and boarding with Mrs ii Cline.
Mr. and Mrs James w Bel er, of Washing
| ton City, sailed August 20 from New York
| on the kronpripz Wilhelm for European
| tour.
Mrs Sally r Haine.. of Waynesboro, Va i,
has joined her Il ter Miss Virginia Reeder,
| of Washington City. III a reunion with their
sister Mrs Geo W Haines.
DR. Moffett, of Pensacola, Fla. Rev l.
l Moffett. Missionary to hina. and Rev I
l. Harnsberger. of Horton, w Va ARE guests
| of Rev Fl N Mogett at the manse.
Messrs Aronhime L Behrend, of the A b
Department Store, visited Atlantic City
and have since been in Baltimore. Philadel-
phia and New York purchasing new goods.
For Sale-Seyeral buggies slightly used.
c. F. Wall.
For Sale-Ladies' or children's driving
horse. G. F. Wall.
For Sale to Quick Buyer, good work
horse, cheap. G. F. Wall.
For Sale-A donkey, gentle, and child
broken to ride or drive. G. F, Wall.
For Sale-Several child-broken Shetland
ponies, pony harness, and pony carts.
CT. Wall.
Wall will he shipping hogs, veal calves,
fat sheep and lambs this Thursday, August
26; also Saturday, August 81, at d o sta
ton. Charles Town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
BUSINESS Locals,

ryaei,. Of Ronemus'
\, =. floor Of ,25cq Of. at S H Landis'
.b,ss for men who work at
si,,.,t cash price for eggs. S
b.
ap .oosins for the best groceries
8'a5nn''
l.,.l.pd ,pHt aol delivered by
.Bnp'1 Co.
\. Miles misses and ehiIdren's house
sGOa Bro'
.al mems six and Isle hose Is TO
srnir at Landi''s.
,ssl. sspliDg and Yarmouth, for
.hlpC Burns 4 CO.
i Quality and zies'er Bros fine
shlldie. at OFT Bros
! !.sii. is scent for dying cleaning
I. st:., give him a call.
..llsrsd the year round, No order
n IobnC Burns & Co.
,,a 4si oats, finest oats ever grown,
My John c Burns q Co.
EnPannacy sells Good Soda, Good
4. d sorts Of Goodies. "
j CS5oHc Acid for disinfecting %
xeagt at NllIer's Pharmacy,
amot Lamburg houncing and en-
mt received, S. Hands,
i. n1dllg:, hay, corn and oats al
Easoi st John C Burns L Co.'s.
b Pharmacy has large stock of
s1iCarisge Sponge., Chamois etc.
tlhla feed, best all round feed on
lE.t for sale by john c Burns & Co.
h Frank Ronemus a call for Gro
: 1, He aims to keep everythin,
EnlaP to date in this line, and can fill
EaisrOmptly
illls the celebrated Security cement
,alatY. This cement needs no in
sa'l, al! is being used on all the
e il ibis AID adjoining states
Buns 4 Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
FiShel LOCkhart.

Mr.'Henry A. Lockhart, a well-known
farmer and stockman of near Wheat
land. this county, was married on Mon
day. August 2S, to Miss Florence Fishel.
daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Fishel. Of
Wardensvllle in this State. the cermony
being performed in the parsonage of the
Lutheran church, Wardensvile, by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Sloop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27

Miller's Pharmacy are sole agents for
Nyal Remedies. none better.
Burpee's Turnip Seed. reliab stock
at Brown & Hooff's, Druggists,
See the seiveless seed separator on exhi-
bition at the Coleman Hardware Co.
Before purchasing buggy or set of har-
ness look B Oden's line over in the Kerch-
eval & Bragg building.
Kreso-For use in the hen house 1t kills
vermin and is the best for feas on dogs.
Brown d Hoof. Druggists.
Buy new Idea Manure Spreadcr. the
one that spreads and pulverizes manure.
Sold by Farmers Supply Co.
Hard and soft coal, Lykens Valley and
Pocahontas, in quantities to suit. sold and
delivered, by Jno C Burns & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
For Thrush Il Slough

HAVE PERSONS wanting Small Farms and
Orchards. Parties wanting to sell their farms
l would be pleased to have them call at my
Office. A. q. WYSKooP,
Real Estate Agt., ia e. Washington st,
Offices opposite jefferson Hotel
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
For Rent.

will be in Charles Town all day Satur-
the Reunion of Soldiers. We have a fine
line of work on hand now and hope you
will come to see us before buying.
W. w. SToUGH,
For Thrush II Stotlch
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27

G Lippitt Renner is selling pure Linseed
Oil at 85c gallon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1912-08-27
Hammoclxs Reduced.

Kahn's clothes, ready-ts-wear. off II off,
Star expansi,u bolts at Cooke Il Phillips's.
Special prices on straw hats at Marstel-
ler's,
Ask Miller's Pharmacy for what you want,
they have 1t.
We sell the Thomas Grain Drill at Farm
ers Supply Co.
50 100 to loan-sums and time to suit
Geo Fl Hagley.
Osborne Tandem disc harrows for sale bT
Farmers supply Co.
Everything for the smoker. buy it Of
xiller's Pharmacy.
" Palmbaum q Bros. Special low prices
on shirt waists md lawns. Palmbaum
/ Bros
Let Us show you what We can save you On
your hardware by giving us trial. Yours
truly. Farmers supply Co.
The Old Reliable Farmers Favorisa Gram
Drill that has been the standard of satisfac-
ton for many years. Sold by Farmers Sup
ply Co.
See the new steel Clover Leaf manure
spreader. Something entirely NV aud dc.