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The Washington times., 1926-02-22
This Day IN Our History

grFIS il the anniversary BIRTH 1882 ot George
to, or first President whose superb
won great free the colonies from the tyranny
Great
The Washington times., 1926-02-22
BY Maria Jeritza
Prinla Donna of the Metropolitan
Opera Company and One Of
The Most Beautiful Women

of the Day
TIME day has passed when
4 women could hide defects Of
figure beneath fashionable cloth
ing. Stiffy.boned undergarments
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

the oil slowly, II tablespoon at a
time, beating in thoroughly before
adding another u tablespoon and
so on until the mixture begins to
thicken; then add the oil in larger
quantity. After all of the oil is
added, add the boiling water and
beat mixture until we'll blended.
(The boiling water prevents the
oil from separating from the other
ingredients). The whole egg may
be used in this dressing by doubI-
ing all the other ingredients.
Thousand Island Dressing: To
Il cup of the above mayonnaise,
add the following: 2 tablespoons
finely chopped pimento; 2 table
spoons chill sauce; 2 tablespoons
tomato catsup; fold in u cup of
heavy cream, whipped if desired
Chill thoroughly. Just before serv-
ing, add 2 hard boiled eggs course
ly chopped.
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

week to her headquarters in Ft.
Apache.
The roundhouse safety record
was marred again on May goth,
when machinist B. R. Harris suff-
cred a sprained ankle via slipping
from the running board of a loco
motive. Sorry it had to be you,
Ben. 1t is the second accident in
the mechanical department so far
this year.
Mr. W. c. Fertig attended the
apprentice instructors convention
held in La Junta, Colorado, on
May oath, 25th and 26th. He re-
ports many important subjects
were handled.
Among our official visitors this
week was Roy Hunt, fuel super
visor Of the coast lines, who spent
all day Wednesday in the shops.
And its known as chief of the
Skies" proudly spoke Mr. Mark
Smith, our chief clerk, as he an
nounced that he had at last made
the long dreamed Of purchase of a
dandy auto. It's a nifty Pontiac
Six" coach and we don't blame Mr..
Smith for stretching his chest
measurement a little.
The "Ol' sWimmin' hole" at Clear
Greek got the best Of Stanard Nest
ing upon his first plunge this sea-
son and ne was forced to- remain
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
Toots From The
Round House
By Charles Erickson


Well folks, as you can read in the
sports part of this issue Of the
Mail, Jim Kiely's roundhouse Red
Sox baseball nine stacked up an
other decisive victory at Prescott.
This gives them an average of .667
now. If one was able to judge
from the dope" down our way,
they will boost it up to .750 after
their game next Monday. The Red
skins however, did not do SO well
against the Needles team on ac-
count of bad injuries and probably
lack Of confidence. Pull yourselves
together Indian boys; your aver
age is down TO 1873.
Going over gigantic! Our Indian
shop band due to regular practice
and much enthusiasm, is certainly
developing into what unQuestion-
able promise TO be the best musical
aggregation that the Meteor City
/ has ever had the good fortune to
boast Of Financial plans have
( been discussed and cussed too and
( it has been decided that, inasmuch
/ as a band without Instruments is
not at al practical a popular sub
( scriDti0n VIII be 6oated. Everyone
I likes to hear good music and this
/ is our chance to help attain such
music. Lets not FAIL to support
the band
Our chief P. P. engineer, w G.
I Camp. accompanied by his wife,
drove his Oldsmobile coach to Su-
peri0r, Arizona, last weekend TO
bring their son, Lynn, home. Young
( Camp has been teaching school in
that city the past term and also
] acted as a very successful athletic
I coach. The trip was made by way
! of Pine and the Roosevelt Dam
and enroute down it was w. G.'s
misf0rtune\ to take an unexpected
! ly sharp curve just a little too
speedy and the car overturned.
Luckily neither he nor Mrs. Camp
I We're even scratched and a badly
bent fender was the only damage
done.
Ben Setima, who finished his ap-
premiership last week, out did all
previous records by passing out
some dandy two for "two-bits" ci-
gars to the boys.
Elmer Cowley has been assigned
to the JOB as tOolpasser on the
third shift Wis Jack Florez, laid off
on account of reduction Of forces.
Noticel Don't forget to punch
your time card in or out from now
on and hence forth. In case you
do it will only cost you about ten
| demertt marks. It takes four whole
| months to work that many off, fel-
! lows, so beware.
| Both S. G. (Brute) Nonoto and N.
Abe are back at work after being
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES
School About to Close

The last day of regular school
work for this year was closed al
four Tuesday Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of this week will be
used in taking the second semes-
ter exams. The list of those who
did not have to take the exams,
was posted Tuesday p. m. It was
not a very long list compared to
the one with the number who had
to take the semesters.
The Senior class day exercises
viii be held in the high school as
sembly next Monday The parents
and friends of the Seniors are in
vited to be present.
Class Notes
Ruth Plaiss, who has been with
the Juniors all Of the year, left
for the coast last Saturday. Her
parents have moved there, SO she
will not be with the class next
year Ruth was a good student.
We are sorry to lose her but our
best wishes 80 with her. We hope
her last year in high school viii
be very pleasant.
Margaret Hayes and Adelaide
Martin represented the Junior class
in the track meet this week.
Irby Mae Richardson left Wins
low Tuesday p. m. for her home
near Rainbow Bridge. She will have
a couple of weeks at home before
she goes to Flagstaff for the sum
mer term.
Adelaide Martin and Constance
Shipley plan to attend the summer
session at the Teachers college at
Flagstaff.
Andrew Williams has been alb
sent the past week.
Olive Lewis was absent Monday
of this week: She with her sisters,
Irene and Rena, spent the week
end at Prescott and did not get /,
back till Monday.
Virginia Phillips was the only |
sophomore out for track this year.
The freshmen girls were out for
track in larger numbers than those
of any other class. Margaret Hos
Ter, Virginia Ward, Marian Vande-
bur, Helen Van Alta, Gertrude
Rhyan and Loretta Hopson, com
peted with the upper classmen for
first and second places in all Of
the events that have taken place. !
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
A full report of the meet will be
published next Friday.
Faculty Notes

A full report of the meet will be
/ published next Friday.
I Faculty Notes
Mr.. Liljedahl made a business
! and pleasure trip to PaysOn and
Pine last weekend.
Misses Hilliard, BloodgoOd and
Warner enjoyed a pleasant trip to
Oriaba, Polassa and Walpi last
! weekend.
/ Miss Hall plans to go to her
home in Kansas City as soon as
school closes.
Miss FIilliard will attend school
at Flagstaff or Los Angeles for six
weeks this summer.
Mr.. Lee and family will leave for
Minneapolis as soon as school is
out. His home is there.
Mr.. G. H. Madden will spend
most of the summer arranging the
school work for the coming year.
Some time will be spent at school
on the coast.
Miss Warner plans to spend most
Of the summer at her home in Lin
coin, Nebraska. She and Miss
Bloodgood viii spend about two
weeks as soon as school closes,
driving to Nebraska.
Galleq0s and Murphy Placed in
Tri-C0unty Meot
A report Of the tri-cOunty meet
was heard at a short assembly
Tuesday.
Mr.. Tweed gave a brief report
Of the meet to the students and
faculty. He reported that Frank
GalIegCs got second in the mile and
that William Murphy got second in
the 40. The prelimiuaries were
scheduled for Friday. Murphy won
in four pr6liminaries on Friday,
but injured himself in the first
event on Saturday and was unable
to carry out the good work he start
ed on the first day.
Domestic Science Department
Because of several requests from
ladies of the town for the recipe
of the salad dressing used at the
luncheon of the Woman's club sew
eral weeks ago, we are printing
it SC that all interested may get it.
Dressing: 1 egg yolk;
1 tablespoon lemon juice; n tea
spoon salt; few grains cayenne;
1 cup vegetable oil (Olfve, Wesson,
or Mazola) tablespoon vinegar;
Il teaspoon mustard; u teaspoon
sugar; 2 tablespoons boiling water.
Put yolks in mixing bowl, add hot
and mix thoroughly, add
lemon juice, sugar, and dry ingre-
dents, cool beat rapidly with dover
egg beater and while beating, add
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

absent four days because of illness.
To Denver. J. r. Vensil got tired
Of working "day in and day out"
SO ordered himself a pass which
entitled him to journey to Colora-
dos fair capitol city where he is
resting up and also attending to
some unfinished" business.
The many old friends of G.. c..
Carter, now located at the Redondo
Junction shops in Los Angeles, but
who served the major part of his
apprenticeship here, were surprised
and glad to shake his hand when
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

away from the office Tuesday and
Wednesday. Yesterday morning
Stanard optimistically reported that
the water was fine.
Our able head timekeeper, Mr..
Martin Edward Clark, spent last
Wednesday checking up on clerical
conditions at Ashfork and Williams.
Say folks, Eddie, one of the stars
of the Merchants baseball nine
this year, sure recovered" his eye
sight in last Sundays game and
polIed out a long circuit drive
thus reyiving his old nick name of
Home Run Eddie
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28
Old MIR. Carter Helped
By Simple Mixture

After taking Adlerika 1 feel bet
ter than for years. At my age (60)
it is ideal-so different from other
medicines" (signed) w. w. Carter.
Adlerika is a simple mixture Of
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc,
which removes GAS in ten minutes
and often brings surprising relief
to the stomach Stops that fulI,
bloated feeling. Brings out ola
waste-matter you never thought
was in your system. Excellent for
chronic consultation. WinslQw Drug
Store. Adv.
The Winslow mail., 1926-05-28

he dropped in for few days the
first of the week. Glen was en-
route to Kansas City, where he
will visit his mother.
Harold Youkti, director of our
shop band, was absent from work
last Tuesday. He motored his
-in-law, Princess Butterfly,
to her home at Pollaca.
Well just look who's back. Miss
Regina Russell, our charming gov
ernment nurse reported for fur
ther duty among the Indian folk
at the shops after being gone a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-08
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23rd.
LARGE CANNING FACTORY
BUILDING,

with steam boiler, engine and neces-
sary canning machinery, and being
on railroad siding. This lot is part
Of Block III on the plat of the Char
les Town Mining. Manufacturing and
Improvement Company recorded IN
the County Clerks Office of said
County in Deed Book X at page1, and
IS shown on the plat of the Sub
vision of said Block 1T, recorded IN
said office in Deed Book 10. page
125. ana is the same property CON
veved TO the said international Fruit
Products Company BY Bruce Worth,
inaton and wife " deed Of April
18th. 1924. recorded in said ofhee IN
Deed Book 124 page $40.
~ That certain lot or Parcel OF
land situate in Ransom. Jefferson
County. West Virginia, ironing i9
245.4I feet on the 2 95 5,afh sue. %
Belt Avenue. with depth of 355 fee,
adjoining the above canning factory
property on the East, and fronting
253 feet on the West side of Preston
Street. and fronting 93.41 feet on
Allev In rear. improved by a
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-08
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 23rd,
DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE PROPERTY,

situate at Shenandoah Junction, IN
said County. and conveyed to sald
trustee by the deed Of trust afore-
said as follows:
That certain lot or parcel Of land
with dwelling house. etc, thereon
fronting AZ u feet on the west SIDE
Of Second street and extending baek
1875 feet to an Alley, on which It
fronts ~ feet in the rear, consisting
of the Southern part of Lot and
the Northern part of Lot 3 in Block
/. as designated on the plat Of
SHASTA" Shenandoah Junction.,
recorded in said Clerks Office IN
Deed Book Y page 1923, and being
the same property conveyed to the
said w. w. Kelly and Florence l..
Kelly by r. N. Hausenfluck and wife
by deed of September Goth. 1911. re-
corded in said office in Deed Book
100 page, 461, to which reference is
made
cash on day of sale, balance IN equal
installments in one and two years
respectively, evidenced by the pur-
chaser's notes bearing interest from
date. payable semi-annually. at &c
per annum, and secured by deed of
trust upon the property and assign
ment of fire insurance, in an amount
equal to the face value of said notes,
with privilege to the purchaser to IN
crease the cash payment if he so de
sires
FORREST A. BROWN,
Nov. PAT Trustee
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While we were West last week, we
saw hundred loads of choice steers
and heifers sell at thirteen to nine--
teen cents a pound. one car load at
twenty-six cents. the lowest at ten
cents. Surely # pays best to feed
market toppers and make them tat
These steers chiefly went to New
York and Boston for Christmas
Cattle Wall, Strider & Wall, Inc.
w can show you the largest
stock of furniture and toys in the
Valley to select from.
Strider's Furniture Store
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"FPHss
-, CRADLE TO GRAVE"

The Magazine of The Washington
s+ar for SUNDAY. December IL, CON
tai % an intensely interesting, illus
t tT'i, article on guarding the health
of a great city-the details OF 10"
the National Capital is guarded oy a
large corps of sanitary experts; e.; s CI
der your copy from G. NJ. SlieI,
newsdealer, to-day, and READ the
many other splendid articles in next
sundays Washington Star,
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SClts, lmpfONeu On d
FIVE ROOM BRICK DWELLING
HOUSE.

with heating plant. bath room and
modern conveniences and out build
inss, being rectangular lot of the
above dimensions cut off from the
Southeast corner of the original
vinegar plant lot and being a part of
the property conveyed to the sald
international Fruit Products. Com
panv by the said Bruce Worthlngton1
and wife by the aforesaid deed OF
April oath, 1924, recorded in Deed
Book 1874. page 1877
Sale of the above properties Will
be made free Of liens, and the sale
of the canning factory and vinegar
plai5t properties will include the ma
ehinerv and equipment above de-
scrlbed (but not including cans,
barrels and containers, vinegar, cider
or supplies on hand other than oper-
citing eogipmeHt4.=
The above r6ree parcels will be
first offered separately and then to-
rether a a whole. and the trustee
shall have The right 20 receive and
report for confirmation either the
separate bids or the one bid for the
TERMS OF sALE:-One-third
cash, balance ia equal installments
in one and two years respectively,
evidenced by the notes Of the pur-
chaser. bearing interest from date at
ca per annum payable semi-an-
nuaIly, secured by deed of trust up
on the property and assignment of
fire insurance in an amount equal to
the face value of said notes. with
privilege to the purchaser to increase
the cash payment. if he so desires.
Further information may be OBJ
tanned and the properties may be in
spected upon application to the
Trustee at Charles Town. West Var.
GINA.
FORREST A. BROWN. Trustee
of international Fruit Products Com
pany, Bankrupt.
Charles T. Engle, Auetioneer.
Nov. 244t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-08
NOTICE

OF Commissioner of Accounts.
The following Fiduciary Accounts
are before me for settlement:
G. B. Wiltshire, Admir-. of Bette
Wiltshire.
G. B. Wiltshire. Admir-. of Jennie
Wiltshire
Harrison Schley, Admir-. of Mrs.
Towner Sehley.
Harrison Schley, EXT. of E. w.
Daley.
Given under my hand this It'll day
of December, 1926.
GEO. p. SHIRLEY,
Commissioner of Accounts.
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NOTICETO
FARMERS

l am better prepared now than
ever to do all kinds of hauling, long
distance and local. | am now equip
ped with new International Truck
and can give prompt and satisfsc-
tory service.
Peerless Garage and Transfer.
A. C. Peer, Prop. Rippon, W Va
Phon 206-14
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-08
TWO WEEKS AFTER CHRISTMAS

You wake up bright and early
Christmas morning. You open the
stockings Christmas presents on
Christmas morning are the most
wonderful, beautiful things in the
world. Under the soft light Of
Christmas candles, every present
looks like a priceless treasure.
On the day after Christmas, you
begin to look at your presents more
carefully. II is easier to decide
which ones you like best.
One week after Christmas, your
preferences are very definite. Two
weeks after Christmas, you have to
stop and think a minute to remember
what some of your friends gave you.
Why not give your friends
Christmas present that they cannot
forget, and would not if they could?
The Youths Companion comes once
every week-ffty-two times in a
year. For 5000, what present could
YOU possibly buy that would be more
eusful, more used. and better ap-
preciated?
Just send your order to the adj
dress below and Santa Claus will
take care Of delivering the Compan-
ION to your home or TO the home of
a friend. Subscribers will receive:
/. The Youths Companion-52 is
sues in 1927, and
2. The remaining issues of 1925.
All for only So.
3. Or include McCalls Magazine,
the monthly authority on fash
ions. Both publications, only
$3.50.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
SN Dept, Boston. Mass,
= ,..,ou. Received at this Office,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1926-12-08
PUBLIC SALE
OF Farm Implements, Live Stock and
Personal Property.

OF Farm Implements, Live Stock and
Personal Property.
Disseminating farming, l will sell
at public auction, on the Snyder
farm. 2 miles south Of Harpers Fer
nv. near the road leading to Hills
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Is.
1926. commencing at 10 O'Clock:
a HID. OF GOOD WORK HORSES,
Colt. months old.
CATTLE.
head of good milk cows. fat
steers.
HOGS.
Eleven head of hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
A complete line of farming imple-
ments in good condition, l set Of
blacksmith tools.
HARNESS.
Complete gearig for four-horse
team. practically new.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
S TONS OF HAY; SOME CORN
AND FODDER.
4 FORD TRUCK, 1928 model with
Starter.
TERMS:-Six months credit on
bankable paper.
J. E. WOLF.
c. Preston Engle and X. Cavalier,
Auetioneers.
John Abel and Willis Hoffman,
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MARTINSBURG's BlGeEs1
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FOR SALE.

Several Houses and Lots err long
and easy payments. 0ne-third To a
half can remain on property as long
as YOU wat it. Twenty-Five hundred
dollars to loan on first mortgage.
C T. Wall
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
CANNING AND VINEGAR PLANTS
AND EQUIPMENT. DWELLING
HOUSE,
Ransom, w. Va.

Ransom w. va.
In pursuance Of order Of the Hon
orable Wilbur f. Thomas. Referee
in Bankruptcy. entered on November
18th. 1925, in the case Of Interna-
tional Fruit Products Company,
bankrupt, pending in the United
States Court for the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia, the under
signed Forrest A Brown. trustee Of
the estate Of said bankrupt, viii Of
fer for sale at Public Auction on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23rd.
1926, beginning al 2 o'clock, 2. NJ,
in front Of the Court House IN Char
les Town. Jefferson County. West
Virginia. the following described
property ofsaid bankrupt, to-wit: .
a. That certain lot or parcel OF
land in the Town Of Ransom. Jeffer-
son County. West Virginia, fronting
1924 feet on the South side OF
Belt Avenue tnear Mildred street,
with a depth Of $50 feet and fronting
1883 feet on alley in rear, improv-
ed bv
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POSTER SIGNS

Land poster signs, cents each,
for sale at the Spirit of Jefferson
Office
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For Sale or Rent.

Five room house at Leetown, with
one-half acre lot and all necessary
outbuildings, with cistern on porch
Apply to Miss Kate Wall.
Sent If
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WILL SELL
LUMBER FOR SALE

Good White Oak Lumber. most
any length, for barn or other pur-
poses, for sale. Also wood by cord
or in stove length See
John P. Briscoe
o. ct
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While in France with the American
Army | obtained a French prescrip-
ton for the treatment of Rheuma-
tism and Neuritis. l have given this
to thousands with wonderful results.
The prescription cost me nothing. !
ask nothing for it, / viii mail It if
YOU will send me your address. A
postal vii bring it. Write today.
Paul Case. Dept C-1006, Brockton,
Mass.
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PUBLIC SALE
HOUSE AND LOT, SHENANDOAH
JUNCTION, WEST VIRGINIA.

In pursuance of the provisions Of
the deed of trust made by W W,
Kelly and Florence S Kelly, his wife;
to Forrest A. Brown, Trustee, dated
August 25th. 1924, recorded in the
CLERKS Office Of the County Court Of
Jefferson County, West Virginia, IN
Deed Book 124, page ATT, the under
signed Trustee will offer for sale at
public auction on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23rd,
1926 in front of the Court House,
in Charles Town, West Virginia, be
ginning at II o'clock, A, NJ. the
following
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