Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1914-09-25
LOCAL ADVERTIS EN- ENTS

Sugar Sc Id. at Locke's.
Salmon t0c can at Locke's.
Sweaters all kinds at Locke's
New fall dress goods at Locke's.
Hominy and corn meal at Locke's
Ginger bread, best made for sale a
the Woodstock Bakery.
Call to see our new fall goods
Locke.
No snow shovels required at pres
ent.
A special term of the Circuit Cour
will be held on Wednesday, Oct. l4tb
Fresh mince pies made fresh each
day at the Woodstock Bakery.
New cloaks and suits just in a,
Looke's.
Corn cutting has commenced. The
crop will be short in this county.
For Bargains 60 to the Woodstock
Store, next door to Postotfice.
September must have turned on the
steam heat before We were ready.
If you want to save money go to
Locke's
Mince pies of the very best quality
for sale at the Woodstock Bakery.
Genuine Tarbell cheese 25c ID. at
Locke's.
We pay the highest price for coun-
try produce. Take it to Locke's.
Our new fall goods are here. open
and ready for your inspection. Glenn
Locke.
Kerth's Kongueror Oxfords IA off
Woodstock Bargain Store, next door
to Postoffice.
Only the best shows are given at
the new theatre, admission only B
and 10 cents.
Have you tried the good old fash
Toned ginger bread made at the
Woodstock Bakery?
Special attractions at the new
theatre. Matinee every Saturday
afternoon. Bring your family.
Miss May Bickers has on display
now an attractive assortment OF new
and up-to. day, millinery.
am paying 25c per III. for hams,
18c Id. for side, shoulders and lard.
Glenn Locke.
Our plays begin at O'Clock every
night. Matinee every Saturday after
noon at the new theatre admission
only and 1Oc. Don't miss them.
Miss Freddie Hotel is assisting
Miss Bickers in her millinery estab-
lishment this season and will be glad
ID see her old friends there.
Rats killed 80 chickens belonging
to Mr.. John Hoshour, Is belonging 10
Miss Annie Hotel and number be-
longing to Mrs. Annie Keller.
Joseph Hyde, Jr., little boy who
was carrying water for the men en-
gagged on the State road had his feet
severely injured by rock falling on
them last week.
Two little boys living bove Edin-
burg attended picture show OF tn e
wild west variety. The next day one
of them placed tar rope loop about
his neck and jumped from the bannis-
ters at his home. The appearance OF
his mother prevented serious cor
sequences.
The ladies of Woodstock met in the
Methodist Church and held prayer
meetings on election day. praying for
the success of prohibition. They
were not prominent on the street,
many did not know that the meetings
were held, but while men voted, wo-
men were earnestly praying for them
and for the success of the cause which
had been placed il their hands.
The Mayor of Woodstock imposed
fines on three parties for exceeding
the speed allowed automobiles upon
the streets. He has given notice that
he will impose severe penalties upon
all who disregard the ordinances OF
the town.
Parties who indulge 10 swearing in
public places will probably learn that
they violate the laws of the State and
of the town.
Reports from all sections OF the
state are to the effect that the corn
crop this year is about the best for
long time. The reports cover all
parts of the state, and while it is true
that in some sections the lack OF rain
has curtailcd the crops, this is re-
stricted to small sections. Many
farmers planted late in June, and this
ba do enlondid nrnprasS AND II