Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1912-07-19

WILLOW hocnofs, Ioss Ia O. ~.
travels.
A new lot OF those good felt mat
tresses just in at C. F. travels.
A new lot of wall paper just in q,
&. F. travels.
1 am not closing out my stock, do
not intend to. But guarantee you
better goods for the same money than
you can buy any other place In the
county. C. F. Fravel, The quality
Furniture Store, Woodstock, Va.
Mr.. Charles Cooley's crop of wheat
made q bushels to the acre.
Mr. s. B. Glenn threshed 80 bushels
from three acres, machine measure, by
weight 92} bushels.
Mr.. Joseph Wilkins, OF Jadwyn,
left US a sample of oats that measured
5 feet in height.
WANTED "A small flock of sheep
and good cow. Apply to W. ".
Logan, Woodstock.
Harrisonburg has sufferagett
movement, 1t is hoped that Wood
stock will escape the infection.
New potatoes now bring so cents per
bushel, a considerable reduction In
the cost of living.
RETURNED-The lost purse adver-
tised in the HERALD, has been return
ed to the Herald Office with contents
IN tact.
Miss Temple, of Richmond, who
is boarding at Hotel Hoffman fell q
few days ago and broke one of her
ribs The heel Of her shoe caught in
a swinging chair and threw her
against another chair. We are glad
to say, she is abe to be arc und.
Anyone In need OF cement or granite
work of any description, call on or
write, G. r. SILVIOUS. Mt. Jack
SCH, Va. May 24-6m nd.
The Woodstock Mission Band will
hold Festival on Col. E. E. Stick
ley's lawn, Friday evening July 10th.
Refreshments will Ne sold and there
will be music during the evening.
Public cordially invited.
LOST-A baby locket and chain
between Bowman's store and Bush
ong's hill. a reward If left at the
Herald Office.
Tomatoes last week sold In this
market at 10 cents per Id. The price
has fallen to cts. per ID. and some
will soon be sold by the peck or
Dushel. The prospect at this time is
for an abundant crop.
Invest you money In the per cent
Certificates of the Shen. Valley Loan
g. Trust Co., Woodstock, Va. Sc
curity unquestioned. Interest pay
able semi-annually, and Certificates
redeemable any time after six months
no short notice.
Our school trustees have re-em-
ployed the teachers we had last year
II the high and graded school with
one exception. Miss West could not
be secured for another year, and Miss
Hilda Devilbiss, of Frederick, Md,
has been secured as teacher OF Latin
AMI English.
Crop policies written for any length
of time by M. W. Magruder in the
old line Cos. at low rates. All clas-
ses Of property insured at this agency.
Many farmers are taking out these
crop policies.
It will be business for you to do
likewise. Take the policy in the M.
W. Magruder, agency, which insures
against fire and lightning.
Ask for rates: they are low for safe
insurance.
The Arizona Republican says:
"Miss Daisy Ellison, OF New York
City will render Berceuse from Joce
Ign by Theo. Moses on the violin.
Miss Ellison is . recent and valuable
addition to Phoneix life. For num-
Der of years an artist student at the
National Academy of Designs in New
York, she is capable of filling to the
fullest the good words of commenda-
ton which introduce her. Miss Daisy
Ellison will teach art at her home
1863 n. 4th ave. She 10 also an artis'
at the violin and will plsy at Chris
tian church at s p. m. Sunday"
Miss Ellison taught in Massanutter
Academy, Woodstock few years ago
During the storm OF last Sunds,
three buildings insured iu the Com
panies in the agency Of NJ. W. Maeru
der, we're struck BY lightning and dam
aged. Each loss has already been ad
justed aud this shows that It pays Y
insure in Companies which have IT,,
Lightning clause on eUery policy, othe
wise nothing would have TO b psit
unlese fire takes place. Some Com
panies do not insert the lightning
clause but the agency of NJ. W. Ma
gruder has this on every policy an
it insures you against any damage b
Lightning. See that your policy ha
this clause on 1t. II costs you nc
thing.
Maynard Foreman, . bout 30 year
old, son OF VIM. Foreman, OF Win
chester, was drowned Tuesday after
noon while using . seine In Hogu
creek, five miles west of Winchester
Foreman stepped into hole about
feet deep and being caught by ,
current was swept to death.
His companions, Edward Shul
Luther Kremer and Jerry Dunlop, an
others searched i've hours befor
finding the body far bgiov that nigh,
Foreman leaves his p1rents, : brother
sister and sevsral GhiIdrsa.