October 12, 1905 ' Washington Market: October 12, 1905

October 12, 1905 ' Washington Market: October 12, 1905 * Washington Market: Corrected weekly by Wood EggS, per dozen_— 18c Chickens_1— ---12c Hens_____—-— 8c Hams, lb.____—12Jc Lard —— --—--- 11c * ¥ ¥ June 21, 1906 Miss Bettie Millan has gone to Washington, D.C., this week to see hter nephew and niece, Mr. , Worcester and Miss Ethel Mason graduate. A nice line of ladies lace-trlmmed white waists with elbow sleeves, only 73c. • —Stuarts With this issue The Guide completes its seventeenth year. ¥ ¥ ¥ June 28, 1928 BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles King of Alexandria are receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, Mrs. King was before her marriage Miss Mary Herndon Green of this county. Messrs W. H. Massie, Jr., Lewis C. Johnson, Robert L. Massie, J. E. Thornton attended the ball game in Washington, D.C., Sunday.

¥ ¥ ¥ _ We ere indebted to Wade H. — Mtttiii Jr., for another ofthe Bine Ridge Guide, dated November 7, 1918. November 7, 1918 The high cost of living had us guessing at one time, but now the way looks clear for the coming winter at least, John A. Browning, the turnip king, gave us two turnips recently and now. all we have to do for a meal is to slice it from one of the turnips. Mr. D. J. P. Strother of Welch, W. Va., was a recent visitor here. Report of Woman's Liberty Loan Committee of Rappahannock County for 4th Liberty Loan Hampton District—Mrs. W. C. Armstrong chairman; assistants. Miss Mayes Dudley, Mrs. Frank Jones, Miss Belle Strother. Amt. subscribed, $19,600. Stonewall District—Mrs. W. J. Reynolds chairman; assistants, Mrs. W. L. Yancey, Mrs. Ed Canmen, Mrs. Lyle Bywaters. Amount ssteciilMd, $11,800. Puedtanant District-—Mr*. W. J. finsMi, evaainsma; assistants, Mrs. Miaaes Annie Wood, Zula Mspp, Mary Martin. Amount subscribed, $6,350. Hawthorne District—Miss Dol