Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-09-18


and Hon. NJ. L. Walton.
Cloaxs at Locke's.
Sugar Sc Id. at Locke's.
New goods at Locke's.
New Goods at J. L. Skaters.
Buy your clothing at Locks's.
Buy your groceries OF Shaffer.
For all leather shoes, go to Locke's.
The best 24c coffee in town is at J.
L. Skaters.
See our new fall dress goods at
Locke's.
New style hats, collars and ties at
Skaters.
See our great line of cloaks and
suits. Locke.
Buy Walkover shoes for wear, sold
only by j. L. Shaffer.
Try our loose roasted coffee at Csc
h. It's fine. Locke.
Glass jars, crooks, tin and ename.-
ware, at j. L, Shaffer's.
New cloaks and suits, just in at
Locke's.
Ginger bread, best made for sale at
the Woodstock Bakery.
If YOU want the highest prices for
your trade, go to Locke's.
Buy your new fall goods from
Shaffer and save money.
For Bargains 60 to the Woodstock
Store, next door to Postoffice.
Read locals on prices given for
trade by J. L. Shaffer.
Fresh mince pies made fresh each
day at the Woodstock Bakery.
Shoes of all kinds newest shapes,
all colors, sizes and prices at ]. L.
Shaffer's.
Kerth's Kongueror Oxfords Ia off
Woodstock Bargain Store, next door
to Postoffice.
1 pay the highest prices for your
trade. Eggs PC dozen, old hams 25c
Id. Locke.
Just received big line of ginghams
and percales for school dresses j. L.
Shaffer.
We carry the best line fall and
winter shoes in town, 60 to Locke's,
they are all leather.
Have you tried the good old fash
toned ginger bread made at the
Woodstock Bakery?
ONLY the best shows are given at
the new theatre, admission only b
and 10 cents. 3.
New dress goods, shoes. satins,
corsets, ribbons, hosiery. &C., at j.
L Sbaffer's.
School tablets, inks, pens. and
pencils, school shoes great for wear
at Shaffer
Have YOU seen our line of mems dress
pants sl.O0, s1.75 and s2.25. j. L.
shaffer.
Shaffer leads them all on low prices
for goods and high prices for trade.
Deal with him.
Special attractions at the new
theatre. Matinee every Saturday
afternoon. Bring your family.
Frank A. Robbins Circus which
exhibited in this place, last Tuesday,
was attended by large crowd.
Our plays begin at o'clock every
night. Matinee every Saturday after
)on ut the new theatre admission
only and 10c. Don't miss them.
Take your trade to ]. L. Shaffer-
eggs BIC, butter 27c lb., young chicks
15c, old 13c, side meat 1Sc med.
hams 25c, ducks Sc Id. You can save
money by trading with US.
The motor bus which is being run
from Winchester up the valley made
its initial trip to Woodstock Mon
day morning with second trip at
o'clock. The bus line will undoubted
ly prove q great convenience to thu
valley people.
The large cylinder Of Mr.. Abraham
Shoots silo cutter bursted while cut
ting fodder for silo last Monday q
Mr.. Rufus Lamberson's. Fortunatel.
no one was seriously hurt by the fly
ing pieces. Mr.. Nathan Guess hat
the rim of his hat cut of by hyinl
piece and his left arm bruised. 4
new machine would cost about SIS"
We have received from Elder VIM
Peters lengthy article showing tn
falsity of some OF the claims OF th'
advocates of the saloons, but GU
limited space does not permit it
publication this week. Mr.. Peters !
an old man who. for many years, ha
earnestly advocated the cause Q
temperance and has done much GOO
by his efforts.
ChamDcrIaIn's Llnimeut.
If YOU are ever troubled with aches