Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-08-21
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS


oysters.
Closing out our line of Oxfords
j. l.. Shatfer.
See big show for little money at the
New Theatre.
Buy your Groceries from ]. L.
Sha1fer and save money.
Come and hear the best music II
town at the moving picture show.
Just received nice line of MESA
line satins and ribbons. j. l.. Shaffer
All kinds of fresh vegetabl es and
fruits at j. L. Skaters.
Only the best mutual plays are
shown every nj & hit, at the New Theatre.
New shoes arriving, see onr line
before buying. j. L. Shaffer.
Spend your evenings at the New
Theatre, only the best plays are given
there.
il Sha fer is now in the eastern
market purchasing full line of goods.
The electric piano at the New
Theatre is very attractive for the
show.
Come to the New Theatre to hear
the excellent music of the Electric
Piano.
1t is no longer the high cost Of
living, but the high cost of trying to
live.
Special mutual plays for Friday
and Saturday nights, at the moving
picture show.
Mrs. Jacob Wissler died in Augusta
county, last Saturday. The body
was buried at Columbia Furnace on
Monday.
Big double reels of picture shown
Friday and Saturday nights at the
New Theatre.
We return our sincere thanks to
Mr. Henry Bailey for a basket of the
finest grapes which we have seen this
year.
Always meet me at the Moving
Picture Show, after seven O'Clock.
We are going to have a fine time.
Mr.. J. Frank Ramey has improved
the sidewalk by grading the approach
to the pavement in front of his place
of business. A good example which
should be followed in many places.
LOS IA red sweater between the
Calvary State road and the Court
House. The finder will be rewarded
by returning it to the herald Of
fee. 1t.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage in San Antonio. Texas of
Miss frankie Wine, daughter of the
late B. Frank Wine, of Broadway
Rockingham county, and Mr.. Bror
Badour, of Texas.
The Government thermometer at
Mr.. Hubert Artz's on the river regis
tered l02 degrees in the shade Wed
nesday afternoon Not since 1900 ha
the Thermometer registered as high.
The highest was reached in 1898 whe
it registered los.
AS Shenandoah Chapter is proud
of having been one of the first chap
tiers in the entire orga nization, she
has passed her 18th date of arganiza
tion--it will be 20 years next February
since she was founded. Only 81
chapters of the hundreds ahead OF
her. Organized in October chartered
n February 1905.
Mr.. F. L. Balkan, who is making
an 5000 mile country walk from New
York to San Francisco, to New Or
leans, thence back to New York. He
has covered 1000 miles, passing
through Woodstock last Wednesday
He wore out 80 pairs of shoes He had
no morey when he started and de,
pended upon selling Postal Cards.
w. 7. Greene, Bopkinton. N. n.
writes the following letter, which viii
interest every one who has kidney
trouble. For over a year, Mrs
Greene had been afflicted with a very
stubborn kidney trouble. Foley's
Kidney Pills did more to complete
her recovery than any medicine she
has taken and | feel it my duty tt
recommend Them" Walton & Smoot
Upward of 5000 people from al
portions of the Shenandoah Valley
including many Confederate veterans
and their families, attended the six
teenth annual reunion of the Netf-
Rice Camp of Confederate Veteran
Friday at Forestville Crossing neai
New Market, Shenandoah county
The principal address was made b.
Representative Henry Delaware Floot
of the Tenth Virginia district. CAM
fires were held on Thursday night OF
the battle field to portray conditions
somewhat as they were during tn,
Civil War.
The speed at which automobiles ant
motorcycles rush through the streets
of Woodstock is very dang erous. Tn
town has laws regulating the speed
hut for some reason these laws ar
dead letters on the statute books
II a fatal accident should occur, th
responsibility will rest not only upol
those running the machine, but upol
the authorities who fail to discharg
the duties, which their official posi-
tons require. A heavy fine, not
nominal one, should be imposed upo
every one who violates the speed law
During the next week, our streets will
probably be crowded at times, and
stl let watch should be kept so that nj
one be hIlr1 hu sneedinu autnmohila