Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1915-01-15
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

For bargains go to Locke's.
Fo low the crowd to Locke's.
lOc outings Sic yd. at Locke's.
Big sale now on at Glenn Locke's.
Hurry, Hurry, coffee loo. ID. al
Locke's.
Big bargains in remnants. F. S,
Bowman.
Old and young chickens lie. Id. a,
Locke's.
See our Remnant Counter. F. S.
Bowman.
Best brands calicoes SIC. I'd. at
Locke's.
Bargains in curtain scrim remnants.
F. S. Bowman.
Our sale big success. Don't miss
it. Glenn Locke.
Genuine Fruit of the Loom bleached
cotton loo. yd. at Locke's.
Eagle butter crackers &c. h. at
L cke's.
Our Remnant Sale is now on. and
some great barg aims. F. S, Bowman.
Canned corn, beans, peas and to-
matoes SC. can at Locke's.
Glenn Locke pays the highest prices
for your trade.
This is the time of year for rem
nants, our counter is full. F. S.
Bowman.
Some big bargains i'll dress good
remnants. Come quick. F. S. Bow
man.
MIR. John Brooks killed a fine hog
On Monday which weighed 500 pounds
net.
Big shows given every Saturday
afternoons at two O'Clock, at the New
Theatre.
One Of our each growers reports
that only ah 81 one-half the peaches
We're injured 10y the very cold weather.
Ike frst-class Photo Plays are
shown every night at the New Theatre.
Doors open at $50 p. m
A heavy rain visited this section on
Monday night. Over one inch of
water fell. The river was again verv
full.
A number of the telephone lines
about Mt Jackson and Strasburg
were broken by the storm. They have
not yet been fully repaired.
William Franklin Brinker, OF
Wathena, Kansas, requests US to ad-
Vertlse his address, in order to locate
some of his people. He says that his
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Bushong has
lived at Toms Brook.
Clarence Smoot, of New Market
lost the sight of one eye Friday when
a young associate struck a blank
cartridge with an ak, piece of the
cartridge striking young Smoot
DR.. Fl Holmes Powell, distinguish
ed phys clan and Confederate veteran
a brother of Mrs. Geo. W. Magruder.
of Fort Worth, Texas, died at his
home in Cleveland, Ohio, last Satur-
day, aged 10 years. His remains
vas buried in Mt. Hebron cemetery.
Winchester, last tuesday.
The progre ssive firms of Woodstock
report good trade during the 1914
season. While we hear the cry of
"nard times" sionally, the pro-
gressive men fin that it does not
emharras their business. EVERYBODY
loves to see progressive man sue
coed by his progressive efforts.
Farming land brought a record
price in Rockingham county few
DAYS ago, when Gen. John E. Roller,
Of Harrisonburg, sold $50 acres OF
land north of that place to John +.
Richie for $50 an acre. A barn is
the only building on the property.
Mr.. Richie sold to ". Paul Liskey a
tract of 100 acres, fronting on the
Shenandoah Valley Pike near Har-
rlsonburg, for s12,0
When a vagrant dog appeared at
the home of Edward Galloway, at
Brucetown, Frederick county, Friday
night, members of the family were in
clined to pu i'm out, but as the night
was intensely cold they finally decid-
ed to let him remain in the house.
Now they are glad, for early in the
morn ing the house caught fire, and
the barking and yelping OF the dog
aroused the Galloways in time to