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Art Talk

Miss Anna Hasselman, curator of
paintings Of the John Heron Art In
stitute. will give a talk Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock in connection
with the special exhibition of the
work of the women painters and
sculptors of America. Some very
important canvases are shown from
the brush of our women painters.
and some in interesting sculpture Is
shown. One Of the important can
vases shown is Pierrot, by Lucy Tag
CART, an Indianapolis woman artist
Of great skill. Among the sculptors.
Janet Scudder, formerly of Indiana.
is represented by a bronze figure.
entitled Young Pan"
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ance of Miss Jean. presents a scien'
titic demonstration Of muscular con-
troll Of the body that has baffled
and amazed the medical profession
and scientists the world over.
CECILIA WESTON - Character
comedian who returns with a budget
of inimitable comedy songs and
sayings, aided by Bel Wright. at the
piano.
FOUR PEPPER SHAKERS -
Colored singers. dancers and fun
makers, late Of the big musical show,
plantation Days." in a fast NOV.
ing comedy concoction.
JACK AND SYLVIA BURKE
Farceurs who head their own COM
pany in a laughable comedy play
let based on a domestic episode which
furnishes the basis for a merry
plot.
ADLINA. BILL AND NICK
Il satire lduSH plONoASAS wiz W
little of everything in their old
skit. "A Back Yard in New York. "
SIX BLUE DEMONS-Whirlwind
acrobats. tumblers and gymnasts ex-
traordinary.
ON THE SERENA Ben Turpin
comedy. THE Prodigal Bridegroom y;
Kilograms, a Dnky Doodle cartoon,
| The Chicken Chaser" and a Fox
comedy. "The Lion Tanner"
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girls to the fore with LA Petite
Ballet"
DeBELL AND VINE-Whose
Jaw! Harry" provides times for
chatter, comedy, and popular songs.
KODAK AND SISTER-A man
with muscles of iron who does some
Juggling feats, and woman dancer
and equilibrist
Dancing as You Like 1t" is found
in the act Dance Flashes which a
sextet of steppers presents the last
of the week. Three men and three
women deal with aesthetic, toe, Rus
rian jazz, tap and clog worfl. "At
Four P. M" may not be such an
important time in ordinary life, but
on the vaudeville stage it is the hour
for comedy and song. Two men
and one woman elaborate this skit
with lyrics and melodies. The plot
deals with vacations. The Five
Mounters are equilibrists. Athlone
and Billy Mallen are delineators of
syncopated song. Miss Athlone is
a specialized blues singer; Mr.. NAL
len her pianist. Cleveland and
Dowry have no difficulty in~inding
material for their comedy act.
On the screen are:
Tob Mix and his horse Tony, in
mo Mans Gold" the first half and
Joseph Schildkraut and Marguerite
de la Motto in Meet the Prince"
the last half of the week. Pathe
news, a comedy, an Aesop Fable and
topics of the day are also shown.
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MOVIE VERSION OF
STAGE HIT IS DUE

girl in a big department store, am
bilious TO advance herself and be-
come a Paris tuyer for her firm.
She falls in love with a guard on
the subway, and promises TO marry
him, though she fears it will mean
giving up her trip to Paris.
When she is promoted to the po-
sltion of buyer, and is told to pre-
rare for a trip to France, she de.
te,mines to go in spite of ner loge
for her sweetheart.
She does not make this trip, as the
guard is seriously injured in an ac-
cident. Sadie gives up her dream
and tells him she is ready to marry
him and settle down to be the wife
of poor working man-but there
is a surprise ending and Sadie goes
to Paris on her honeymoon.
One Of the highlights Of this pro
duction. which was directed by AL
fred Santell. is a gorgeous fashion
show produced under the supervision
of Gilbert Clarke of the Milgrim
shop.
Charles Murray. Castor Glass,
Peggy Shaw and Eernard Randall
are in the supporting cast.
other features Of the program will
be the overture, played by the Circle
Concert Orchestra under the direc.
ton of Stolarevsky; the Circle
News; a Circle Comedy; a James a.
Fitz Patrick novelty. Songs OF
Italy" with musical accompaniment.
by the Circle Concert Orchestra: and
the Circle Concert Orchestra; and
the Circle Chat, played to the tune
of "Whered You Get Those Eyes?''
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MUSICAL ACT TOPS
NEW BILL AT PALACE

The nine Parisiennes lay their
musical and singing act in one of
the gilded roof palaces Of Paris and
with special settings to correspond
present their picturesque headliner
at the Palace theater the first half
of next week.
The lights and shadows of "gay
Paree' are seen below lthe roof
garden Six Of the men take part
in furnishing the music. They COM
pose Garricks orchestra, which is
noted for it's singing as we'll as it's
playing. Gully and Claire are a
man and woman team which sings
harmony selections. Menette Web
Der is a singer and violinist. The
I Gully Claire combination also plays
an original song on banjo-ukes.
Bill includes:
GENE GREENE-A singer popu.
lar with local audiences.
OLLIENE TERRY-An acrobatic
dancer who brings her four dancing
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VARIETY OFFERS
MANY NOVELTIES
Continued from Page g.

the Golden West" are two former
cowboys with excellent singing
voices, who are making their first
tour of vaudeville.
FRANK AND ETHEL CARMEN
I'm a novel act in the way of hoop
rolling and baton spinning at which
both are adopts.
ALICE DIAZ AND HAROLD
POWERS-In a routine of hazard
Gus stunts on a high wire which
they call "F'rolics on a Silver
Thread"
The bill will include the Pathe
News, Topics Of the Day and Aesop's
Fables.
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co-featured in "High Steppers." a
story of modern life on Wednesday
and Thursday. 1t tells of the gay
existence of modern society and if
filled with many clever and divert
ing sequences. 1.-THE Steeple Chase, )"
is the Fox comedy. 1.-The Sweetest
Story" is a Kelley color, an addi-
tional subject.
Another story of the type of
"Abies Irish Rose and 1.-The
Cohens and the Kellys" is Sweet
Daddies," which will round out the
week at the Uptown, being sched-
uled for Friday and Saturday
Charles Murray and George Sidney
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which was adapted from the novel
by E. NJ. Hull. In the supporting
cast are Wilma Banky, Montagu
Love. George Fawcett, Karl Dane,
Bull Montana, Agnes Ayres and
others.
Yasmin is the chief attraction of
troupe Of travelling mountebanks
who resent the attentions paid the
girl by the rich young sheik, and
lure the youth to torture one night
when he goes to keep a tryst. Finally
rescued by his own henchmen, he
believes the dancer has tricked him
and he burns for revenge. The dis
appointed lovers first step is to kid.
nap the girl.
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In New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-There still
are many who find 1t difficult to
condone smoking by women. or to
accept the fact that quite as many
women smoke today as men.
In New York the way has been
paved so well that. almost any day,
girls can go putting their cigarets
down the main thoroughfares with.
out attracting much attention from
natives.
Between acts of theaters scores OF
women pace the sidewalks with
male companions--all smoking.
And the other day VIII n surg
ing crowd jammed Pennsylvania
station waiting the Philadelphia
fight trains. 1 counted two women
smokers to every man. They
perched upon suitcases. upon stair
ways and ratings, putting casually.
to the utter amazement of late
arrivals from other communities.
With the habit" now reduced to
a commonplace, some OF the ad.
ventures of pioneer women smokers
now become amusing "reminiscences.
Thus there was young woman
beginning her career as a writer
was vas offered and editorship of a
leading national magazine some
years ago. She took the job and.
walking into her office. took out a
cigaret and lighted It, A short time
later the boss" walked in. He
bluntly stated that he wouldn't toll.
crate it. The new editor explained
that she liked to smoke when she
worked. and saw no reason why she
shouldn't. With which she walked
out of the place.
Herewith she set forth to write
fiction and today is one Of America Is
most popular woman writer's.
The woman in the case. I am told.
is none other than Mary Roberts
Rinehart. And the man. so goeN
the tale. was the famous Edward
Box.
A volue of several millions is
placed upon a collection Of stamps
exhibited at Grand Central Palace
in connection with a. collectors con.
vention.
The stamp hobby is by no means
confined to the small boys of the
land. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., is
credite with an assortment, the val
ue OF .ch is not known, but to
which he gives much spare time and
attention. Steinway, the piano man.
has a collection valued at $1,000, 900
and there are innumerable others.
In New York there is a broker in
rare stamps who thanks these little
mediums Of postage for his present
wealth.
On three occasions he lost for
tunes In other professions and
each time was saved through deal
lngs In stamps. They are not to him
hobby, but an investment. He
holds them for fancy prices as real
estate dealers hold property that one
day will be valuable or as antique
dealers treasure old jewels.
Those trick lighters may or may
not work when you want them to
but they're In great demand among
late theater arrivals who. because
Of the darkness Of the house, can
not read their programs. So pre-
valent has the custom become that
investigation is being made as to
whether this Is violation Of
theater Are laws.
GILBERT SWAN.
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MOTION PICTURES
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BIG DANCE ACT
TOPS BILL AT LYRIC

Tantalizing syncopation, dispensed
by band of jazz specialists, and
lively stepping by a trio of dancers
is the principal ingredients of the
Miller Marks Revue coming to the
Lyric next week.
The bill will include:
BARKER AND WYNNE-Popu.
lar vaudevillians in a series Of
unique song impressions with a
sunny vein of comedy pervading
throughout.
CRELI-Renowned physical Gull
ture marvel, who, with the assist
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VALENTINO MOVIE
DUE AT THE ISIS

Relating the romance of Ahmed,
the impulsive son of the Sheik, a
powerful desert ruler, and Yasmin,
a dancing girl, daughter of a rene
gade Frenchman, 1.-The Son of the
Sheik," Rudolph Valentines last
picture will be presented at the Isis
the first half of next week. George
F'itzmaurice directed the picture,
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are featured. Alberta Vaughn is
starred in the comedy, when Sal
ly's Irish Rose" A news weekly
and a Bray cartoon are also shown.
f. T.
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THEATRE GUILD TO
OPEN|TS SEASON
WITH TUL[ PLAY
q. E. D. to Be Presented at
Masonic Temple on
Oct. 20.

%. E. d." a three-act drama by
Maurice c. Tull. will have its pre-
mier as the opening play Of the sea-
son of the Theatre Guild on Oct. 20
at the Masonic Temple.
This Indianapolis play, written by
an Indianapolis author and played
by an Indianapolis cast, is said to be
powerful moving drama laid in the
familiar scenes of Hoosierdom.
Mr.. Tull Is the author of Urea
son." a war play. which created a
great deal of comment on its produc-
ton here in 1928
The cast of %. Z. D." is an
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FRANCHISE.

Notice IS hereby given that the IN
dersigned. THE Northern Virginia
Power Company. CORPORATION. has
filed its application on the 9Th dav
of June. 1926. in the Office of the
Clerk Of the County Court of Jeffer-
son County West Virginia. for the
grant Of certain franchises by said
County Court for the period Of fifty
years 20 place poles. string wires and
place other fixtures for the purpose
Of transmitting electric current for
light. heat. mower and other purposes
npon ard along the public roads IN
said County as follows:
A franchise to cross the public
road known as the Charles Town
Middlewav Turnpike about 1000
feet West Of the Norfolk (, West
ern Railway Companv. ard also on
the Summit Point road opposite
that point so as 70 furnish light.
heat and power 70 Messrs. Moler
and Swimley and others in that
section.
Also a franchise 10 occupy that
portion Of the road known as the
Shepherdstown-Halltown Turnpike
from Reedson lust North ef the
Main line # the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad to the Northern end Of
the farm Of Mr.. n. II. Hendricks
on said road.
Notice is hereby given 10 anv c;ti-
zen, carporation or persons interest
ed IN the granting or refusing Of said
franchise who desires 10 be heard
that said aDn}icsrt after thirty DAYS
publication Of This notice as REQUIRED
bv law VIII ask the County Court of
said &c. st session 10 be held on the
10th dar eff August. 1905 IN TIE
Court Housa in Charlie Tow. Jef-
ferson COUNTY West VIRGINIA. -
grant said franchise. ana # FOR amy
reason Sa ADD. cation should not be
beard s. bet time then -he notice IS
6erebr frr her Eiva that sa5z an-ls-
ea-'oe VIII he made = r sHeetaI ae
segvr Form thereafter ~ sad
eaur- hat nav be- held
NORTHERN Va. POWER CO.
8v B-ewr &. Brown Counsel.
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ONE MAHOGANY ANTIQUE
SIDEBOARD,
ONE DODGE SEDAN.

automobile. 1923 model: / large oak
library chair upholstered. floor COW
erings. potted plants.
sTERMS:-Cash.
G. K. WYSONG. Executor.
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IN INTEREST OF WILD LIFE
LEAGUE.

Mr.. 0. r. Cuppet. Of Clarksburg.
was IN Charles Town Monday. Mr..
Cuppet is secretary Of the Wild Life
League Of West Virginia, and was
here looking over the field in view Of
establishing a League for this sec
ton Of the State. The League is a
state wide organization Of hunters
and fishermen and outdoor lovers
devoted TO the restoration Of sports
afeld and astream The League is
less than three years old. and now
has branches in more than half Of
the counties Of the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
FARM SURVEY IN VALLEY
PLANNED

A Research and Survey Depart
ment. which the Shenandoah Valley,
Inc. viii organize II sufficient funds
are raised in its drive this month.
will make a thorough study Of the
agricultural conditions in the Valley
counties. according 20 a statement
given out bv the publicity depart
ment Of the organization.
IN is statement. the Publicity Bu-
resu says:
"The Department would study the
agricultural life Of the counties and
establish facts as 70 the several crops
grown IN each county: their value
and grade. the market and prices Sc
cured. and rates for shipment of
same. II would seek to establish the
facts as 70 farnled and unframed
acreages: 70 secure data on aban-
doned or partially worked farms: TO
STUDY dairying and raising Of poul-
try. and establish facts concerning
same. To search out information as
20 the labor supply and the scale Of
wages 70 reach and various lines Of
industry. business and agriculture.
and aualications of The available sup
ply of unused labor. as il relates TO
industry. business and agriculture Il
would study the waterpower prob
lens.
at would list and classify data
concerning hotel accommodations re-
sorts. restaurants. garages. filing
Stations. business houses. wholesal-
ers, retailers. professional men. etc.
In fact il would aim 70 search out all
Of the useful facts concerning every
phase Of the life Of each specific
county"
Before selling your Eggs and
Chicken. see me. pay the TOP
urice ard will O;vc .-oy, +ba roeb -
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Fragrant and Delicious

Mrs. Vaughn gives the following
directions for making euchiladas
The gravy may be made the day be-
fore Its ingredients are 1 ounces
chill peppers n pounds tomatoes.
z slices hard toast. ] small onion, /
pinch each Of Glove. thyme. pepper,
sugar. and salt.
Open peppers. and ~ IL is not de-
sired very hot. remove veins and
seeds Soak id boiling water about
10 minutes Skin tomatoes by hold
ing over fame. Put toast and onion
through food chopper and then
strain all the ingredients IN order to
make a smooth gravy. Melt two
tablespoons shortening in frying
pan, add gravy, and simmer slowly
until smooth and thick.
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Filling for Enehitada. lPieadillo.

! pound pork
] tablespoon shortening
] teaspoon chopped onion
Glove " garlic tchopped)
y cup chilli sauce
! tablespoon chopped green olives
] tablespoon chopped. blanched al
>mOmds
! tablespoon ratsins (chopped)
l teaspoon vinegar
! pinch salt
] pinch sugar
] teaspoon olive oil
Be8l pork Gut.l tender. then chon
fine Aeit shortening and fry pork
Until hroW r. Add onion, garlic aud
chilli sauce. and fry for three uiH-
utes Add olives. almonds ErH
raisins, and cook TWO or .-...-s srta-
80 .srs removing add
s--~sr, sat sugar and olive oil
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09

Mrs. KATE h o m e e c o.
ssEw VAUGHN nomics direc-
tor, Los Angeles, and author
of several cook books, was
taught how to make these
dishes by a Mexican lady.
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spicy dishes to
the Spaniard.
And many an
American has
fallen for their
tempting tooth
someness.
Mrs. Kat e
Brew Vaughn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
TO VOTERS OF nj
COUNTY

| hereby announce =
at the Democratic n,i,''
to 81 be held on Tuesisr'
1926. as a esndi sic h.
Of Delegates. and sesi !. 4
those entering the Dsnss
mary. # nominated M
assure you that it shsI +
purpose and aim to wan
benefit Of the voters i }
county a. al times
Z. s. I'D
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FOR COUNTY GLEN

| hereby announce myssaa i
date for denomination 70 I'd
Clerk of the County Cssh i
ferson County. subject 70 II
of the Democratic pnuar |
in August, 1926.
Chas. A. III
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FOR CLERK OF COUNT

| hereby announce nyxs1
didate for Clerk Of IL
Court of Jefferson, subhs |
Democratic Primary Il |
Your support viii be spuss
]. Riekadl
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FOR CIRCUIT Gin

Authority has been 4
Spirit of jefferson to sp,ss
Conrad. z candidate for M
Clerk of the Circuit COM 4
son County, subject to b.
OF the Democratic Prinsn }
August 3. 1926.
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FOR SALE,

A 1900 10. work mare with s week
old colt BY her side. good eyes. good
wind and a good worker. Terms If
desired Apply TO J. J. Ely.
June opt
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FOR COUNTY cLEHl

We are authorized 70 Il
Edward 7 Moler, Of Sized
as a candidate for the ~
nomination for Clerk oi b
Court Of jefferson counts,
the primary election 70 Be- !
TUESDAY. August Sd.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Farm for sale or rent. on East side
Of Shenandoah River. containing 10
acres: also farm for sale at Hall
town. Apply TO
Nathaniel Gray,
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FOR COUNTY sUPERlN1H
OF SCHOOLS. 4

/ am a candidate tot l|
erintendent Of Public Ssaas','
ferson County. subject 2 Z
sion of Democrats At ne sA'a
primary election.
There are many lessons /
eandidaer should meet WI !. Il
nroval Of tie Democrats q 2
". !.
Nv many wears 50
teacher ID the hlgl aaa 8
schools. and is speeis 81.
have given ME q laIS
arstioh Cor meeting 'hs
80 TIE "a
duties 81 the once A's4
woman 5 6
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Farm FOR SALE.

Good limestone farm in Shepherds
town district. containing 272 acres.
Price S75 an acre.
The Moore Insurance & Realty Co.
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ONE GOLDEN OAK DINING
ROOM SET

buffet. Extension Table. Serving
table. chairs and l filterer) Coal
Range, gas range, Kalamazoo: i
kitchen safe, one 3-burner coal oil
stove with oven: ! kitchen table.
cooking utensils. l biscuit worker, /
refrigerator go ID. Capacity:
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FoR -

GINA -il1 "a
Democratic !. Z
from the Sea- !
trict Of Eest - -
mary 70 Be bais I
-
n
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bed. Washstand and Stand):
rockers lbed room /; l room desk
foak): small stands. couch. one
towel rack. one Reed stand. one
couch. one oak book case. / Walnut
marble TOD stand. l rocker. / Wal
nut bed room set double bed. ward
robe. wash stand and dresser1: two
chairs. one Etegere (Walnut) one
corner chair (mahogany) 2 Walnut
chairs. one Mahogany settee (smali)
l Mahogany cabinet. plate glass: l
ebony cabinet. / mahogany stand, l
Cherry stand. wicker tea table, 2
sewing machines. work stands. I
screen rack. 2 stands. porch chairs.
I sricker chair
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
ONE COAL HEATER, TWO WOOD
STOVES,

Some cooking utensils, glass Jars,
stone Jars. stone jugs and milk
crooks. several dozen glasses. cherry
seeders. and apple peelers. food
grinder. sausage grinder. two coffee
mills. several fiat irons. ice tongs, l
copper kettle. one iron pot and
frame. two pair meat scales, two gas
chandeliers and other gas fixtures.
one sledge hammer. large pair Of
shears TO cut iron. one cutting box
for fodder. one large wagon umbrel-
Ia. pitch forks and shovel. other ar
tieIes TOO numerous 70 mention.
TERMS. Sums Of $1,000 and
over credit Of 4 months will be al
lowed. Sums Of $1,000 and under.
cash. Interest from date. No proper
" TO be removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
JULIA A. STOLE.
c. Preston Engle. Auctioneer.
c. II. Moore & Son. Clerks.
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FOR HOUSE -

foN HOUSE or NJ
| hereby annog.
n qate for The YES.
the eonrz TSs5 =. =
ton. Augqs = . seIss
Rob-. ,
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE PERSONAL
PROPERTY.

I will sell a. nv residence. 21S
North George street. formerly the
home Of the late John H. Bishop. on
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Before selling your Eggs and
Chicken. see me. ! pay the TOP
price. and viii give you the cash If
YOU want It. r. Shirley Eby.
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FOR SALE,

Ford Touring. 1924 Model. cheap
RAY X. Merchant.
June 9-2t*
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One iron bed, mattress and springs;
one oak bed. one iron folding cot, z
couehes. one oak wash stand one
stand. one walnut table. two kitchen
tables. some chairs and rocking
chairs. pictures and window shades.
looking glasses. ore wash bench, two
CARPET sweepers. one terra Gotta
ctsr..nr, snrne s+nve nine
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
EXECUTORS SALE
OF VALUABLE ANTIQUE AND
MODERN HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURNITURE.

The undersigned executor under
the viii Of VI. A. McCurdy, deceased.
viii offer at public sale the following
articles Of furniture and personal
property belonging to the said NJ. A.
MeCurdy. deceased. at her late
residence situated on S. Samuel
street. IN Charles Town. w. Va. on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-06-09
USED CARS.

We have several bargains in used
cars. Before buying see US.
Central Garage,
Clipp & Coleman. Projectors