Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-09-03
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Save money 60 to Locke's.

i Save money 60 to Locke's.
The watermelon still fingers in the
lap of the oyster.
Take your trade to Locke's and get
| the highest prices.
Enjoy pleasant evening at the
New Theatre. Come and bring your
friends.
Fruit jars, tin cans and rubbers at
Locke's.
Our line of Builders Eta rdware, is
up to the minute, and prices to defy
competition. F. S. Bowman.
New photo PLAYS are shown at the
New Theatre every night. Doors
open at p. m.
Our CATER Harvest Sale" was a
great success. thank you for your
liberal patronage. I. G. Locke.
F. S. Bowman will be in the Eastern
markets next week, to buy his usual
large stock of Fall and Winter goods
The New Exploits of Elaine will be
shown in the New Theatre every Mon
day night.
We had nearly 1900 cash customers.
to say nothing of the trade customers
on the last two days of our "After
Harvest Sale" Monday and Tuesday.
L. G. Locke.
The Million Dollar Mystery will be
shown every FRIDAY night and Satur
day afternoon.
Will start for the Eastern Markets
on Monday Sept. 9th, All special
orders solicited and will receive per-
sonal astention. F. S. Bowman.
We are indebted to Mr.. John II.
Richards for choice lot of apples,
peaches and pears. Blessed are
those who remember the printer.
Wait and see our new Fall and
Winter goods, will show all the new
materials and novelties the markets
afford. F. S. Bowman.
Mr.. Jacob L. Hepner, of near
Orkney Springs a Confederate Vet
eran aged "a years, was helping
neighbor to tbresh a short time ago.
Our Hardware Department will be
enlarged, and improved. We can take
care of you, for any and all hardware
you want, as always. F. S. Bowman.
Mr.. VIM. Clark has presented the
GERALD Office with peaches, the finest
that we have seen this season. Many
thanks.
When in need of Ladies Ready to
Wea". such as Suits, Goats, Waists
&c. See US first, we will save you
money, quality consid cred. F.. S.
Bowman.
Jucian Gable Funk little son of
Daniel Funk and his little sister, of
Powell's Fort, undertook to cut some
straw on straw cutter last Sunday
AS result, Lucian has sthree fingers
of the same length on his left hand.
Our Ladies Ready to wear Depart
ment will be enlarged, and our stock
will be up to the minute, and prices
to defy any and all competition. F.
Is. Bowman.
| nCT ,1r h1,,a
pair of nose glasses, between the
Chautauqua tent and the home of Mr..
II. o. Nicodemus. Finder will please
return same to HERALD Office and
receive reward. 1t.
LOST-On Tuesday afternoon Aug
oath in the Chautauqua tent one
lpair glasses with aluminium frame
Glasses inclosed in metal case with
In. L. Bargelt's business card on it..
Finder please return to HERALDofice
1t.
W. C. Painter, Ford Automobile
IAgent. Edinburg, Va, received IL
ll9l6 Ford cars and l Overland this
week. Sold to w. L. Clark, j. B.
Clem, Jr.. E C. Geary, George W.
Boyer, Frank Stoneburner, Edward
lHeadley, James E. Coffman. M. F.
Emswiller, C. L. Ryman, Pitt Follz,
Frank Dysart, w. M. Hotel, Edward
Dellinger ard DR.. F. M. Hisey.
The following indemnity will bs
paid for loss of. insurance parcels
mailed on after Sept. LIST, 1915.
covered by cent fee. -. value W
to s 5 0,
Covered by 5 cent fee. 80. value
up to % OF
Covered by 10 cent fee. .valu
up to so O
Covered by a 25 cent fee..---. valu
lup to 100 o.
The Shenandoah Mutual Fire In
surapce Company held It's annua
} meeting in Woodstock, last Friday
The report of the officers shows tina
, the company is in excellent condition
This company furnishes insurance a
, less cost than do the old line com
panies. 1t has now in force policies
amounting to nearly two ant
! one half million dollars. The OLE
9 officers were reelected, Mr.. VIM
: IT. Williams, President, Mr.. r
!, M. Lantz, Sec. and Treasurer, an'
Messrs. Jno. Fl. CARRIER, Salon
|, Pence, II. s. Wunder, Jas. M. P aiI
tier. Josiah EWisman, E. I'M. BusI
long. e. Frank Ramey, and c.
tConeill Directors.