Highland recorder., May 03, 1901, Image 3

About Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972

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-LOCAL ftjEWS,
PEIiSONA'.
Brief I loins of Interest to Jiomc
Folks About Their Friends
And Acquaintances.
Mr T -1 Jones hun moved to low ii
Mr Collingwood Dickson *-;?**i*
Sunday with as.
Haugh'* Special com fertilizer
torr*)*} by V li Hisjiop.
Mr Harvey Hull nnd grund son
. E'./'h* were here Monday,
Now goods received every f,,v
days at Mr* Trimble's
Robert Huff is working iu Mr
Qr instead^ p;tl:it shop.
Mr and M:.* Chas Slaven made
our town a visit Mond ny.
"American Beauty'1 cigarette***..
20 for Scent*, ul Orndorffa
Mr Glen Manxj and Mis-* Ednn
Hull spent Sunday at Bolar.
Mr. W. A. Sheets and wile ol
Mack Creek were wp recently.
A new assort men t of caps, pallors
and linen hats ut Mrs. Trimble'*.
Hov ,1 M Eavey of Crabr-nttom
caMed to seo us and subscribed.
Mr and Mrs George Fisher and
Mrs Kramer were over recently.
A now and frosh lot of candies
just received. L. A. Orildorff.
Mr. and Mrs. S' Dever of Mill
Oap were in town shopping recent?
ly.
Mr Paris Johnston has moved to
Mr Bishop's dwelling near the
store.
Messrs Kay Wilson and Max Sul
lenberger Kit Tuesday for Newport
Kc W'S.
Mr .1 W A Calhoun and little
daughter, Sallie, called to see us
Tuesday.
A full line of smoking anrl chew
injl tobacco, cigars and cigarettes
at OrndorffV
An obituary notice, ou the dentil
of H. M. Pullin will appear in
' ntxt issue.
W P Campbell, Com r of \).v
.Revenue is assessing iu Hlue Grass
this week.
Mr. Ilenrv Crummett of Deer?
field visited his goa S W. Cram
inett this week.
Messrs W A and Frank Uu sard
have moved their saw mill to Mr
John Mackey'*, farm.
Geo. VV. Hevener Esq. directs us
to change liis address from Sw ope.
to Irene,'-Loudoun Co., Va.
Miss Lucy Sutton of Meadow
.Dale has returnedfrom an extended
visit in Pocahontas county.
Mr. .lames K, P. Eye, the mason.
is working on the foundation of
Mrs. Ella Fleisher's house.
Rev Mr Boppe+1 panie ia Wed?
nesday from Presbytery and is
'slopping with 0 Wilson Esq
Mr. S.S. Waybright of Crahhot
toni made us a visit this week. WY
feared we had lost him in VY. Va.
S B. Rexrode Esq., and son ^ul
iio, and Mr. G Anson Bird of ? ai
.iev Center were in tbe citv Tues?
day.
A marriage was issued this week
to Mr Chas P Manzy mid Miss
Christella, Arbogast. both of this
county.
If vou want a copy of the little
booklet "Dont." send 25 cents to
"Kev. J. Il.isT. Cobb, Ked Cloude,
JSeb.
Basic City went dev by 2? ma?
jority, They have given the win's
?Key people a warm 1 i*^111 and won
at last.
Mr J WSwattsof Augusta coun?
ty has rented Mr W V Campbell's
residence and will move here in a
-few days.
Mrs Siseelk Hite who spent the
winter with Lu daughter, Mra A
T Carpenter, returned home Mon?
day.
The first load of hailed hay thal
ever came to Monterey arrived tho
otl*or day at Trimble and Lons-*'
ford's.
Last week's Pocahontas Times
says Draper Weesedied'Of pneumo?
nia, at the home of S L Gibson on
Elk.
Miss May Slaven returned home
Wednesd-iy, having graduated in
the business course at Dunsmore's
Business college.
Mr Emmett Lightner of Swope
is visiting .J Trimble Esq., having
brought Mr G W He*, oner's cattle I
here for the Bummer.
J Trimble Esq., is not gaining
strength-rapidly but is able to he
about again. Mrs Trimble is suf?
fering from a severe' cold.
Mr. Willis Gibson spent last
Sunday at homo. In speaking of
the W. \n. April snows although a
cool subject, he spoke deeplv.
My crowbar has been removed
by some party from the Crummett
tan lot and 1 am very desirous of
its immediate return.
W, A. UrssA .
A regular communication ol'
Highland Lodge. No. 110. A. F. aud
A. M. will be held .ni Friday night
May 3rd. Work in Hist and third
degrees,
._..,._, ?w.w,^ ... i| . i. raw i
'iii Canada cattle purchased hy
Mr ***? v Porter tor J- ll St*?phensoi.
Ks< . linn. U P .bmes mid Mr's.
\\ ni. Hevener, arrived in good shape
lasl week.
Dr Sam Johnston of Franklin
spent Sundav with Mr and Mrs L
I A i >*-1111 nff. His mother who spent
j si.li>.* time here returned I io: ne with
I him Monday.
The runeral nf Samuel I.Hi! u**r,
'deceased, willi D.V., I"* pVea'ched
lon Hie '."V.h day of May 11(01, at
! Kehobeth church, al 11 a. in. bv
1 Kev. .1 .siau Beverage.
We deeply regrel t-? learn ol' the
dentil of j\l iss Lucy Wallace, whose
Doine was near Williamsville, which
..ci lured at a UiuhlUOlid hospital,*
i w bile undergoing an operation.
The docket for the Mav tenn ol
>ur < 'ire a it court, will be slim
very few witnesses have been sum?
moned and the indications are,
that the term will be of short d.i
ratiou.
i
Rey. George I!. Jones of Ihe A.
M. E. (/burch, who was pastor here
for two years, and was much liked
by his (lock, has, by his conference
been sent to serve his church al
Staunton Va.
Mr. VV. A. Burnard and force are
erecting a barn for S. NV. Crum?
mett. Every building season linds
this contractor with his hands full.
Mr, and Mrs. S. NV. Sterrett vis?
ited our town Tuesday.
Dr M ll Campbell of Meadow
Hale made a business trip to tow n
Monday. He tells us that his pa
lieut Mrs A D slum is slowly re?
covering from a very severe attuck
nf pneumonia,
Notice is hero given to the town
to du its spring cleaning, in the
wav of n moving wood, wagons
and rubbish from Btreetsand alley
I ways, ard be on dress parade by
May HUh for inspection.
C. T. Fleisher, Ser'gt.
Tho 0. and I. engineer corps
spoken of in this issue, is trying
lo lind its wav back to Doe Hill.
( No reflection tm the corps?the
hil is at Jack Mountain.( They
have some work over there to finish
up when they will again taoye to
Ibis side.
The nianv friends, in this section
of Mr. A. M. Babb received with
sorrow tho news of his death, which
recurred recently at Baltimore, as
a result of pneumonia. Mr. Babb.
whose home was -A Petersburg, W.j
Na. was a commercial traveler ?or
a Baltimore Drug firm, and was
building up a nice trade in this
part of Ibo State.
The Hon. John E. Massey after
spending 84 years in this world of
trouble has gone to his reward. His
life was a useful one to Virginia,
ahmg the lines of preacher, politi?
cian and as an advancer of our ed-,
ucational interests. Two days be?
fore his death lie had boen launch
??:! ns a candidate for the constitu?
tional convention.
Petit Jurors, drawn to sorvs at
the next, term of the Circuit Court
of Highland, which convenes on
the 3rd dav of May: NV L Chow.
S E Williams, ll T Bradshaw, ll I!
Sevlert, E A lliiklin, CS Peterson
OH Cum. X J Dovle, D E Lock
rid ge. E A M cNu I ty, Joseph E
Armstrong, ll E Bryant, Josiah
Wilson, Chas. E Dalton, E J Ma?
loy, Joseph S Gibson, Joseph II
Hiner and John ll Pruitt.
Notice.
The remaining stock ot goods at
Valley Center, Va., will be sold at
public auction, on Thursday the
Otb of May 1901.
S B Rexrode.
Apr. 80 1001.
tf-sstern Highland.
Vii.na, April 20,1001.?We have
been having tine weather for a few
days.
Mr H. M. Sites has lu's new build?
ing completed.
Mr. K D Loach is off on a short
visit to his old home in W Va.
Mr II L NVooddell of Mt. Solon,
paid Vilna a pleasont visit last
Thursday.
Aunt Rebecca Ervine who has
been sick for sometime is much
bettor.
Messrs L M pud S II Simmons
are iu our neighborhood doing
some carpenter woik for Mr J NV
Leach.
Mrs G NV Hook and son Henry
13. are visiting her pareuts.
Mrs ll M Sites visited friends, in
McDowell Saturday.
Mrs Jas NV Loach has gone into
tho poultry business on a large
scale. Collie on with your poultry
wagons.
Mr A J NVooddell has gone from
our midst to his home at McKen
dree*. Ghekn as Evek.
Notice To Thc Public
I will be personally in charge of
the wagon yard again the 1st day
of May 1001, in Staunton, Va.
Every thing in the way pi furni?
ture will be new, such as stoves
and mattresses &c. and am prepared
to give all niy old customers first
class attention. S. NV. NVil.sow
For Sale or Rent.
A farm on Watering Pond Ridge
on the Allegbany mountain, one
half cleared, balance woodbind,
suitable for Farming and Grazing, j
C. K. Partner,
Hull, Va. j
?
awaewjWrwaw*
Crabbottom Items,
Cn v hhottom, April, 22, l-'Ul.
Never in the history of Crabbot
lom have the oldest citizens known
feed of all kinds, to be so scarce orso
high. Should the weather contin?
ue cold and ,-iorinv like yesterday
ami today for a we*?k or ko, much
property w iii die from lack of food.
More than half our j.pie are now
about nut. and in h's* than n week
there Wolli be ll tojl of hay in all
? Ins neighborhood.
M. A. Colan- kept several hun?
dred head of c. tile last week on
their wav lo tho sinks.
Dr, E. J. .lone, wiih A. P. Ar
bogast ol' this place and ll Miss
Lambert of Dry Pun. returned
the first ol' the last week from Bal?
timore where the latter had gone
for medical treatment.
Rev. NV. M. Compton left, last
week for his now work' at Peters?
burg, NV. Va. Ile leaves a host of
warm friends who irish him well
in his new field of labor.
Mrs. Cornelius Winier Jr. ha*
been Spending the week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Colaw
of Frank's Kim.
Mr. H. B. Nicliol.u; get one of
his fingers nearly mashed oft" while
scorching a wagon, one dav last
week.
Kev. J. NV. Eavoy arrived hero
Thursday and took possession of
the parsonage and charge of the
Crabbottom work for tho next con?
ference year. NVe welcome them
with open arms and hope they will
have a pleasant and a profitable
year with us.
Some of our road contractors
have begun much needed work on
their roads which have been badly
damaged by freshets during the
spring and winter.
Little Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James N. Nicholas, departed this
li^e Easter Sunday, He was a
bright little fellow of about ten
summer*, and was loved by his
play mates as well as his parents.
If we are faithful to our trust in
God, we may some day join him in
the beautiful beyond, where Easter
blossoms bloom for-ever*more.
Our friends have shown very lit?
tle interest in the Constitutional
Convention Scheme since thev vot?
ed her down last spring, but the
?'boys" have boen talking pretty
loud lately, of our District offcers.
Besides tho present incumbents, we
understand the following gentle?
men will be voted for bv their
friends- For Supervisor S. W.
Sterrett, for Justice of Peace, Geo.
NV. Mao By, for constable E. N. Wi?
nier, and for Overseer-of-poor H. B.
Nicholas. As this is the last
chance under a free constitution
for the illiterate and poor to exer?
cise the right of suffrage, we hope
every man will avail himself of
tho opportunity, and elect all of
our friends, Wise.
Fashionable Millinery. Dress
Goods and Trimmings.
Mrs. S. W. Crummett has a fine
display of all the latest novelties,
iii Hats. Bonnets aud Fancy No?
tions, a full line of Laces, Embroid?
eries, \Vhite Goods, Dross Silks,
Satins, Grenadines, Wool Dress
Good*, in the new shades, Mourn?
ing Goods, Shirt NVaists, Under
NV ear, corsets?different makes and
shapes?the new Straight fronts,
and many other beautiful and styl?
ish articles.
Miss Lane of Baltimore is at the
head of the dressmaking depart?
ment, and Miss Wilson of Balti?
more the Millinery department.
Mrs Crummett solicits a call
from everybody.
From Western Highland.
Hightown, April 29, 1901.?We
are sorrv to hear of the death of
Mrs. Joseph Snyder, which occured
the 20th, at her home in Grant Co.
W. Va. Mrs. Snyder was the only
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjiman
Varner of Hightown.
Mrs. Pennybaker of Franklin,
NV. Va. is visiting her mother, Mrs. j
Davis, of this place.
Mrs. NV. W. Jarson accompanied i
by Misses Blanche Cobb and Mabel
Sutton, spent Saturday last in Mon?
terey.
Mr. C. K. Palmor made a busi?
ness trip to Top Allegbany last
Saturday.
Mr. Faud Trimble who is attend?
ing school at this place spent Sat?
urday and Sunday at Monterey.
Mr. Jacob Hcyeiier and wife of
Crabbottom, passed here Friday on
tlnir way to Greed Bank. NV. Va.
Sleepy. & Drowsy.
Shirt NVaists For Mon.
The Delineator for May shows
a number of Shirt NVai*!s for Men
that, are practical and tasteful andi
will not j rove too conspicuous ii'
worn without a coat. Tho shirt-i
waist for men began to get its hold j
on public favor last season, and
will undoubtedly be .-ecu much
more widely this sea >u.
Al Hishop's
Fully realizing tho demand of
high grade millinery work in
Highland county, I, this year, de?
cided to advance the salary of my
milliner,and pay her ten dollars
I more per month than I have p;i',M
j heretofore. The result so far this
nensou fully justifies mo in so doing
as 1 have already sold tbs best of
mv millinery, and hove been com
pelb'!1 tc order I w i more lots from
New York ami Baltimore, to re
[place same, and now have another
full line of hats, flowers, ribbon-,
?fcc, and eau furnish ladies' \udn
Irom .*?!. to $10 I can and will
??.*:! millinery cheap, as what, I
make on it adds to the gem ral prof?
it ol' the store.
I haye added to my usually heat}
line of men's, youth's and children's
clothing, a large, new stock, bought
of up-to-date manufacturers for
cash. Be sure to ask to see the
children'ssuits, from $1.25 to |8.00
Special bargains in men's soft
bosom shirts, from 50 cents to $1.50
each. Imperial, 4-in-hand and
butterfly ties in new colors and
fine silks.
A large line of ladies underskirts
af-*l\- -joguiar price $8.50. Also
a large assorfiTrtrriUu-L.ladies' wash,
dross goods, from 15 cent*** to 8A
cents, woolen dress goods from 50
cents to $1.50, in individual pat?
tern*. A special lot of Lansdowne***
at $1.25 lier yard, black grena?
dines from 40 cents to $1.25. A
full line of ladies muslin under?
wear, dress skirts, shirt waists, ii
silk and wash goods and ladies
wash suits. Ginghams in all the
uow and popular shades. Ham?
burgs and inserting* that aro a
credit to any country store, all-over'
laces suitable for dress fronts, ii.
black and white and a fine assort?
ment of laces in white, cream and
black, from 5 cents to 90 cents per
yard. Black and white organdy
with suitable trimmings.
A full assortment of carpets.
I will sell tne following goods at
prices mentioned until present
stock is exhausted: Oat meal 3'
cents, first class raisins 10 ceut
por pound, nice California, evapora?
ted peaches at 10 cents per pound.
Siinrtried Scents per pound, prunes'
8 cents per pound, Lemons 25 cents
per dozen, Bananas 25 cents, Or?
anges 2 for 5 cents.
Respectfully,
V. B. Bishop.
S. W. Sterrett Declines to Run.
The Crabbottom letter states
that S NV Barrett Esq., will be vo?
ted for for Supervisor of Blue Grass
district. As to the matter Mr
Sterrett requests us to state thal
he appreciates the kindness of bis
friends, but owing to the condition
of his health and the demands
made upon him by his own private
business, he does not feel justified
iu becoming a candidate for the of?
fice, aud would not qualify if elect?
ed.
E. C. Poixotto's article, "Paris
Types," in the May Cosmopolitan,
charmingly illustrated by the au?
thor, will interest those whose wi*'!;
to see Paris has never been gratili
ed, and at the same time arouse Hie
pleasant recollections of former
visitors. The fiction includes stor?
ies of love, adventure and humor
by such well-known writers as Jul?
ian Hawthorne, Egerton Castle,
and H. G. Wells.
[j When Coming"
I To Staunton,
don't forget to call on us \
when in need of a Good I
WATCH OK QLOCK,
ir your old one needs Impairing jj
Ring* and Jewelry too.
Spectacles
for eye troubles; we guar- I
I antoe lhat we can aid your sight I
I by our improved method of Pit- jjj
\ ting Spectacles to each eye Sep- I
I arately. Come once and you I
I will become a satisfied customer ts
| Old Gold and Silver bought.
FRANK DEI UL,
Jeweler and Optician,
I 28 Augusta St.,
8 Opposite Augusta NaCl Bank. I
I *
uir-suumm Effaseszsasasnsas esk acuasasanstsu
Vegetable Plants
That are grown to give satisfac?
tion ill QUALITY OF PLAN" and good
fkuit P.F.SULTS, is what I have been
growing for the home gardens of
Augusta and adjoining counties for
a xt'MJ'.i.il OH YEARS, My plants
ibis season are of sta noa an quali?
ty. Best eao.lv cabbage, toiia.
Tois and I'KKT PLANTS Now KKAPY,
and later in the season can suppl)
SWEET POTATO, CELERY and LATE
CABBAGE PLAHTS.
X liberal discount ou Bye i nd ten
thousand lois.
J. B. La* KEY,
Fish i.*-u Oyster dealer,
No. 4 S. Augusta St.
I Staunton, N'a.
Phone 107. I
**?"??"* ' ' mmam***wma*Mwmmm
Do Yon Know
That there are more people hum?
buged in buying jewelry than ill
any other line?
That in its sale through the regu?
lar retail store, larger profits are
made than on any other line?
That lately I have completed an ar?
rangement bv w hich I eau fur?
nish you anything in the jewelry
lim- from the smallest searf pin Lu
the finest wabli or clock ?
That 1 haye from 3 or I leading
wholesale JHwelty houses of thi*
county, their latest catalogues,
which represent so accurately thi
im.... .is linc carried by each, that
to h.ok through t noni is equal ton
personal visit to the most eloganl
jewelry si ore in the laud?
That if you will look al my catalo?
gues, give me your order for any
article you desire, you will be con?
vinced that it is.; satisfactory, saf<
and cheap way to buy jewelry?
That I can buy as cheaply as tin
retail man, that I have no stun
to keep up, no money invested ir
stock,no clerks to pay, am satisfied
with a small profit, and for these
reasons can make you prices thal
when compared with the figure.';
at the regular jewelry store, an
redicnlously low ?
If you do not know cull al thi
i '.office and 1 will be pl
inform you of Ii ?
Monej Saving Facts
cn Jewelry.
I can furnish you with field gla*-.-K*
autoharps and phonograph records.
H. M. Slaven jeweler.
If You Wish the Most Carefully
Edited, Fully Illustrated,
Cleanest Printed,
Easiest Read Seed .Catalogue
Send for Vicks Garden and Flo?
ral Guide.
It is a mine of information on
gardening,,?all about Vegetable
Seeils, Flower Seeds, Small Fruits
Bulbs, Plants, Poses, Shrubbery,
Etc. Nearly 200 new Photo-En?
gravings, illustrating all depart?
ments. Text carefully re\ised and
up-to-date tn every respect. The
best catalogue wo have ever sent
out.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
Send for one to-day. Free if yon
mention this paper and tell what
you grow most.
James Vicks Sons,
3 Stone Street,
Rochester, N. Y.
Cut thia Advertisement out and
send it with your request for a
Catalogue. If you mention this
paper you will also receive a pack?
et of Flower Seeds Free.?Editor.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
IT is the
Capstone of the Public School Sys?
tem of the State.
FREE TO VIRGINIANS
In the Academic Department
Letters Science
Law Medicine
ENGINEERING,
Session Begins loth September.
For Catalogue address PB. Barrin?
ger, Chairman, Charllottsvi Ile, Va.
Watch Prosperity.
Whether good times or hard
times you need the right time.
No firm is better equipped or
better prepared to put your watch
right than we.
Make oue good resolution now.
Hen* Tis:-? 'TH leave my watch
with LANG for repairs"?that's a
good resolution nnd will bring you
good time. ^1. L. LANG,
Staunton. Va,
Preaching Appointments.
First ami third Sundays, Beulah ll a..
m. Campbell'^ s. II. ;i d< m.
Tliii'.l Sunday,Zion's Hill, 7 p. ni.
Second Sunday, Stony Hun ll a. m.
solar 'i p. m.
Fr urta Sunday, Stony, Run ll a. in
Star Chapel 'J n. m. diaries J. noppel
Quarterly Meeting.
Preaching by Prat-iding Elder andSa&
rament administered. Preaching at
Hightown, Sunday, -May, fi, at 3 p. m.
Monterey, " " " " 7.;;o p m
Quarterly Coi.f. Monterey, Mon Ma\,(>,
ll ?. ni
Al) are invited to attend these services
ill the Stewards and other niemlier*- ol'
the quarterly conference arc particlarly
requested to attend the session of Con?
ference on Monday morning, May, (j.
H. A. Murrill.
Preaching in Monterey every Isl
Sabbath at ll a.m., and at Pit-gall
at3.80 p.Ul;Pisgah every 3rd Sunday
at 11 a.m.,Monterey 7 80 p.in.;*"rab
holtoni every 'Jud Sabbath at I I ;?.
m., Hightown :*.:;u p.m.; Ilightow u
-4th Sabbath, ll a. m., Crabbottom
7 |>.m. .Ino. Kuffj
ST, ?iTiJ;>' BANCT
Akron, O., Jan. 8,1IW0.
Rrru ... iWIEH, r'n-donia, N. Y.
'?We li.ivo ki,M many dozen* of ymir St
Vitus* Danoo Specific, uni ererj casa hu
l? im eu rod by it. li bru i-rorcdftbl-fc.
oin* hun:.'* ALIXa-OLARX DRVOOOZ
susEiuc? eercK cofrJd
We ? ?
Sell our Shoes
Squarely on
their Merit
*>W. They lit well, they wear well
you will do well to buy them,
because I will help you
no r.i ,'e \ --.ur. nw.nev,
iii fool apparel.
A- LEE KNOWLES,
THE SHQE Ji?JLlSr
21 W. Mainstreet
Staunton, Va.
\
Experience is the'Best
Teacher.
That's why our carpet dopartmont is tha most completer
in the city?Wo have had years of oxperienco in this line.
We have made the carpet business a study and we know it \
from A. to Z. Our carpets are matched and made by \
skilled assistants, and a guarantee stands back of all they
do. If you haye a room that's hard to fit, one with lots
of twists and turns and off corners, let us make a car
' t'ir jt. It's the hard jobs we're hunting because we
can fit Mi.-ii when all other* fail.
? our "big hit" on Church Carpets. Can refer
our county as to our ability
a.- carpet people. Wri i or phone We're headquarters.
HOOVER. BEAR & GO.
Phone No, 6(j>
Staunton, Va.
PUTNAM GROANS.
Whv not try one of these
VIRGINIA MADE ORGAHS
NO need to write off for one as we deliver them
in Monterey, thus saving freight, hauling from Staun?
ton, and giye you a chance to see what you are get?
ting before you pay, beside our prices are most rea?
sonable. We will sell on easy payments to.reliable
parties.
1^ Wc agree to keep these organs in order
I
:
JFree of Charge
if _you buy from us. Write for catalogue and prices. ^
Brereton and Heydenreich,
Factoringents for W. W. Putnam & Co.
Staunton, Va.
WILKES & GO
Staunton, Va,
<=5 iisr
Grade Furniture ?
jlt T_o-v^r peices.
UNDERTA%PU AM) EMBALMING.
Cl Licensed Embalmer in charge.
f
ca mwsa immsmsmm
" "W hat Constitutes
the Best Paint."
The life and durability of any paint is Pure Lead. Pure
Linseed Oil and pure colors properly blended and finely
Kron nd together. "Wilson Bros. Gloss White Lead" man?
ufactured tor us hy duo, W. Moaury k Son is thc purest
Lead on the market today.
It will cover one-third more surface than any other brand,
stand longer, gloss up prettier and will note-rack or chalk
off.
Willson Bros.,
V/holesae and Retail Druggist,
Staunton, V
I
wire, j n* ?*?_*??& a
f*-,*- - ty In time for Canning Crops! A Full Line of
I 'hrtTT ApO liflPD BURP'EES SEEDS 3t Wholesale. Pf*?Tf*n?
mi Alb Mb miffi?*T\mB ano sams
THE BEST is none too good for you. Don't run any
chances on Seeds and MISS A CROP BURPEE guarantees
HIS seeds. We positively can't give seeds away to introduce
them, but sell them at first Cost to get them to CAN la our
factory,
We will contract
rat rt ?7T We will couiraci
RASH ;it :i rA*sl1 ."';"'
yii?ll*>for,|l| vegetable*
voil can raise. aVIivered nr !'. 0. I!.
? (ll!|- ration, eil ber mi 15. rS ' '? Itv.
nr?*0R;. Oe sure and use j Q r busiflOSS Will be
BURPEE'S Seeds whellier ur
All your
WANme*;
Vegetable*, X.-ivy l>.-;iii*-', Etc., Ete.
?i! I'ASII ONIiV.
BURPEE'
i?t vou bUI lb
CASH EXCLUSIVELY.
PENNSYLVANIA CANNING COMPANY, Inc.
Packers, Pickier*, i nc! Preservers "ealcrs in fruits, vcgitaulc-icnd moat*
All orders fur see.*:* ?promntly atlei.clecl to. Tl.e onlj r-ccd s-ture iu
Staunton, Va.
!30 W:WAU* STREET, STAUMTpM, VA. ,:.:. ::>T