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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-06
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

OFFICE,
Woodstock, Va Sept. 26. '916.
Nina Blanche Holler, ComDlt
VS..
A. A. Holler, &c, Dets
To all Complainants and Defen.
dants in alb owe styled cause
You are hereby notified that I ha We
fixed upon the Goth day of October
uex:, between the hours of O'Clock.
A. M, and O'Clock, p. NJ, to take
and settle, at my Office, the accounts OF
~ The real estate OF which Alden
A. Eoller is seized and Possessed; its
actual and annual value.
w An account OF the liens, By
deed of trust or Other wise, binding
the real estate Of said Alden A Hol
Ter. arranged according to their
priorities.
~ Any other matter the Com.
missioner may q ON perth ent. or the
parties in interest may require re-
CURED 70 be TAKE bs the decree OF
Shenandoah Circu Court rendered
Oh the 14lh day Of Sept. 1916, to be
used in evidence in suit IN chancery
depending In said court between Nina
BiaDch Holler comp't. and A. A.
Holler. &C., defts and il from any
cause the taking Of said accounts
shall not be commenced or having
been commenced should not be com
pleted on that day, the taking Of the
same will be adjourned from day to
day, or from place to place, until the
same are taken ard completed.
Given under my hand as Commits.
sioner in Chancery Of said court. at
ut my Office In said county the dAv
and year first aforesaid.
M W. MAGRUDER,
Commiss 'oner in Char Gerry.
Tavenner & Bau serman, q.
Sept 28-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-06

NORFOLK MAN SUFFERED FROM
ACUTE INDIGESTION, BUT NOW
ALL SYMPTOMS ARE GONE.

suffered from acute indigestion
and catarih. had been treated a.
Hospital. but still not able to work.
couldn't sleep at night and pain was
severe from indigestion, said Wilma
Emphlett. whose address is r. F. d.
No. 3. Norfolk, Va.
After reading testimonials In the
papers of Tanlac's wonderful work
in relieving suffering Of people trou-
bled with stomach, kidney and liver
ailments he gave Tanlac trial AID
the following is what he has to say:
my relief through the use of Tan
Lac vas as follows; I am now at work
all symptoms OF Indigestion have
gone, can eat what l like, food ci-
gests we'll, rest good at night. 1t did
me good and feel that others can have
same results. 1 feel glso to recon
mend Tanlac."
II you are sufferer from stomach
kidney or liver ailments surely 20,
should give Tanlic trial. 1t car
now be secured here at Walton s
Shoots, Woodstock, Peoples Dru,
Store, Edinburg and Clinchfield Goa
u Corp Toms Creek.
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Do You Know That

It is dangerous to put any
thing into the mouth except food
and drink
Sanitary instruction isteyen
more important than sanitary
legislation ?
The u. S. Public Health Ser
vice issues free bulletins on tn-
berculosis ?
The continuous liberal use Of
alcoholic beverages lowers effici-
ency and menaces longevity !?
Moderate exercise in the open
air prolomgs life !
Mouth breathing" makes
children stupid ?
Fish cannot live in foul water
nor man IN foul all :?
Smallpox is wholly preventa-
b,
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Noted War Veteran Dead.

Capt. John N xwrll, native
of Scotland, aged 81 years, vet.
.rsn of the Crimean. Confederate
aud Spanish wars, is dead y
Richmond. He won the Victcr;a
C, oss in the Crimea AS Con
fcderate naval officer lie partici-
pated in the development OF til,
torpedo.
Capt. Maxwell, during th'
Civil war, entered the lines OF
General Grant at City Point IN
1864. and placed an Internal ma
chine in the feet of gunboats,
destroying three vessels a nd kill
,,g 400 men. He accomplish d
the feat in broad daylight.
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r. F. D. No. 1.

A pleasant singing was Ia. d
at the home of Mr.. and NJ 8.
Milton Burner, Sunday evening.
Communion serv res will be
held at Valley Pike Cnarch, SAT-
urday, October 7th.
Miss Sallie Clover has return.
ell to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William BeydIer.
aud son, and Mr.. aud Mrs. f. A.
Ryman were guests of Mrs. M.
Burner recently.
Mrs. w. J. Koontz and Mrs.
George Whitaker were weekend
guests of Mrs. Mark Richard at
Calvary.
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Cit Seldom Gets
Nritc.Up Like This.

Frank Waller was a unique
character. An honest Comment
is difficult to make in news
PAPER. We do not want to say
an unkind thing about him. lie
put nothing into this world al d
got nothing out of it. His hoard
ed wealth brought him an early
grave and he could take none
i. with him.
He was honest as he saw sra
ssty, obeyed the laws Of the i..n
when it cost him nothing, neigh
bored with no one, trusted ne
enc, got all lie could. and KEEP
all he got. His uppermost phil
osophy of life was a false one
that is, that man with none.
in his pocket must of necessit
have friends and happiness. IL
contracted no debts, gave uothln'
= to charity or public enterprise
knew nothing about the ,hig
cost of living, travelled none
= read little, never spent "a cen
''foclishly,' never invested g
gambled. .s
Many lad OF ten has sre
more of life worth living tina
he. He belonged to no societle'
fraternal or religious. He e.
loved making good deafsip bu'
ing and selling. He was sobe
industrious, independent. a stiel
Ter for the last pouad o. flesh a
lowed bv law. He has passed
his acknowledgements Tribun
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
FOR
. A l. ID!

IL room house and lot on North
Church Street, large cellar under e. i.
tire building, furnace room, attic.
bath, hot and cold water, electric
lights, steam heat, upper and lowe,
back porch. front and side porch.
front and US fe t deep.
Chicken house, Is feet long with two
yarcs; automobile she'd and yard. %
fruit trees bearing apples, pears.
p'ums, damsnns, ounces and peach
" pc vines. also raspberries, fue
garden.
Excellent location for summer
boarders or the year round boarders.
Oar reason for selling, We desire to
locate eist where on account of busi.
ness.
Nit. AND MRS. S. II. lULLER-
Woodstock, Shen. Co ;, Va
Sept. 29-l mo.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.

The Undersigned will proceed to
sell, At public sale, on the farm, near
recently owned by MRS.
Julia Il Brumback, and sold Dy her
to the undersigned, on.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1916,
AT 10 A. NJ,
the following personal property, viz:
20 Cows, all good Graded Hol
steins; 9 Graded Holstein Heifers, all
we'll breoi 2 Hoisteiu heller calves, +
months OLD; two year old Reg. Hol.
stein Bull, Joe Mxplecrsft Pietertjs
2nd," No. l6f192 h F II b, 8 head
young cattle, 3 bay mares, l four
year old gray mare, l Belgian mare 4
years old, bay horse. l yexrling colt
from Gov. shorse), colt S month";
old from Guy horse) brood SOW and
7 pigs, I shoats, weigh So or 80 lbs
SOW and i pigs, brood SOW, 2sho Hts
100 lbs each, Milwaukee binder anC
mower, good. a. new; Two horse
wagon. four horse wagon, 2 sprins
wagons. 2 corn wagons, l corn sled
new manure spreader, set of Wagon
cranes, pair wood ladders, s bars ar.
plows, 2 spring tooth hsrrows, lane
roller, good - new; l Thomas drill,
10 holes; double shovel plows
double corn pillow, 2 sets OF lext
harness, / set spring wagon hsr
ness, / set OF harrow teeth, sythes
shovels, picks, hoes. forks, harness
&c, &c. Que set of blacksmith' 3 tools
so locust posts, 80 cords OF wood son
hay, ensilsge in silo 14x33 feet, be
tween 200 and 300 shocks OF corn, alt
other articles too numerous TO men
ton.
TERMS OF SALE:
Amounts under $1,000, cash
amounts OF el0 90 or over may l.,
sett!e led by negotiable note 81 81,
months, with approved endorser. NJ
purchases to be removed until settle
for.
M. c. GEARING,
Exor. G. F. Gearing, dec'd
Nj. C. GEARING,
JAS. E. GEARING.
Sept. 22-ts.
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.MAURERTOWN.

w. D. Shaver representative
# The S. A. Mullikin Co.. Ma.
!rietta, Ohio, was here with his
lp.,cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Shaver Tuesday and Wednesday
leaving for North Carolina to
take ZIP his work with the dii.
fereut colleges there.
Mrs. Blaine Wisman and little
daug liter Evelyn left last FIR.
day for Ashland, Ohio. whe. e
her husband is attending ASH.
land College.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Meredith
who were visiting relatives here
for several weeks returned TO
their home at Petersburg, w.
Va, Monday. ~.
c. II. Spiker left Monday III
Elkton, where lie will txke
charge of the timing busintss
for a company.
MIR. and Mrs. D. B. St. Clair,
of Tilghman, Nd, are here visit
ing Mr.. ard Mrs. E. Conk.
Our school opened on Monday
with large enrolment and with
David J. Reynolds and Misses
Ruth Sager and Ossie Smoot IS
assistants.
The Quality Music House
have sold Lagonda Piano, TO
Mrs. Pauline Meredith, Parker..
burg, w. Va.
Miss Clemence Doll was taken
to the Sibley Hospital at Wash.
ington on Monday by her FAM
ily physician DR.. d. L. Shaver
and was operatsd on for chronic
trouble by DR.. E. N. Hansbrol z !.
DR.. Shaver returned home on
Wednesday and reports she is
doing nicely. This Is very graft.
lying to her many friends who
rave been apprehensive as to the
esulf. 1
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Woodstock, Va, Sep. 26, 1916
William II. Wolfe, gdn.; Complt.
VS..
Florence L. " ollie and others. Defts.
TO Complt and all Deits in above
styled ca use.
You are hereby notified that have
fixed upon the 2lst DAY of October
next, between he hours of O'Clock,
A. NJ and 6 O'Clock, p NJ, to take
and settle, al my office, the accounts of
| or what estate, real and per-
sonal, the infant Defts. Flo ence L.
Wolfe and Owen /. Wolfe, are
possessed, or entitled, and what are
their respective shares or interests
therein, where such estate is situated,
anc what its fee simple and annual
: value.
2. Whether the interests of said
infant Defts. will be promoted by q
sale of the real estate 10 the Bill
mentioned, or any part thereof, aud
! investment of the proceeds of SUCH
sale in other property.
| 3. Whether the rights OF any per-
son will be violated by such sale and
/ investment.
4. Who will be the heirs at law or
distributes of the said infant defts
if they we're dead, and whether al
such persons are properly before thu
Court 10 this cause.
B. What will be fair compensa
ton to be allowed to Counsel for thu
Complt. out of the proceeds Of sale q
the infants land, for his services il
instituting and conducting this suit
g. Any other matter deemed peril
nent by the Commissioner or required
to be taken by the decree O
Shenandoah Circuit Court rendered
on the 25th day OF Sept 1916, to bs
used in suit in chancery depending
ia said court between William Il
Wolfe, Gdn. complt. and Florence L
Wolfe aad others, defts. and il from
anv cause the taking Of said account.
shall not be commenced. or having
been commenced should not be com
pleted on that day. the taking OF the
same will be adjourned from day t.
day, or from place to place, until the
same are taken and completed.
Given under my hands as Commits
sioner In Chancery of said court, al
my office in said county the day xnG
year first aforesaid.
NJ. W. MAGRUDER.
| Commissioner in Chancery
| Gilbert E. Pence, p q
Sep. 29-4t.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Woodstock, Va, Sept. Is, 1916
To Matilda Miller, &C.. 80. Complts
Solon FunLhouse.. Admr. OF Jscot
Il. Fupkhousei, decd, Sallie F.
RYAN and N h. Ryan, her hus-
baud II r Funkbouser, Joseph
H. FunkhOuser. John q. FunkhOus.
-er, Minnie Barb and W. n Barb
and Fletcher Funkhouser, resident
defendants, and Julia Funkhouser.
Blanche Minnick and Dell Minnick,
Edward Heath, Luna Elsie Yinpling
and Webster Y ingllng. Leona Pearl
Bullock and John Bullock and Ros
soc G enn Funkh. user, non. rssidep
defendants, by publication, and up
OF answer of William n. Barb and
Fletcher Funkhouser, by Philip
Williams, their guardian al
litem .:...... ......... $50. Defts
You are hereby notified that have
bxed upon Saturday, October IA 1915
next, between the hours of 6 A. NJ.
ana 6. P Nj. to take and settle, at my
Office, the accounts OF
1. A settlements OF the accounts Of
Scion Funkhouser, Admr of Jacob
b. FunkhOuser, deceased.
2. An account of the real estate Of
which the said JACOB H. Funkhouser
died seized, its actual and annual
va 'ue.
8 An account OF the liens binding
The said real estate. arranged accord
ing to their respective priorities.
Any other matters the parties In
interest may require, or the Com
missioner may think proper required
70 be taken by the decree of the Shen.
sndoah Circuit Court rendered on
August 9th. 1916, in . suit Ia chancery
depending 10 said court between Ma
.ilda Miller, &C., COmplts and Scion
Admr. nf Jacob H. Funk
nouser, decd, &C., Defts.. and II from
any cause the taking Of said accounts
shall not be commenced, or having
been commenced should nut be COM
olsted on that day, the taking OF the
'ame will b adjourned from dav to
lay. or from place to place until the
'ame are taken and completed
Given under my hand - Commits.
ioner in Chancery Of ssid Court, u
ny Office Ia said county the day and
ear frst aforesaid.
c. G. SKYLES,
Commissioners 10 Chancery.
'arenrer & Bsusermsn, p. q.
Sept l5-4w
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Help Wanted

Respecta BILE woman used to children
not over % years old, for general
house work and plain cooking: Must
do good washing and ironing-s4 90
with advancement, to work 10 Phils.
delphis. Apply r q. BRUMBACK.
Atty, Woodstock. Va or No 6lOO,
Jefferson, st Philadelphia.
Sep. 29-2w pd.
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Mrs. James Glenn has a very
sore hand from a cat bite.
Mrs. Coverstone, of Dilbeck, is
very ill.
There is a great deal of sick
ness in this section.
Mr.. c. F. Coffman finished
picking and packing his apples
last Tuesday.
The Loye Feast will be held
at Cross Roads on Saturday,
October 21st.
There is much hauling over
roads now. We think that our
Supervisors should make an APP
preparation to get springs for on
our wagons so as to keep our
\ vers from shaking loose driving
over the rough roads.
+ Mr.. Lorenza Shipe has moved
in the Taylor house, recently va
c ited by Mr.. Geo. Barr.
The Love Feast will be held
in the Brethren Church at Trim.
ity on Saturday, October 28th.
The Methodists will hold fes-
tival at Cross Roads OIL next Sat-
urjay evening for the benefit of
the Sunday School. All are in
vited to attend.
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Mothers are sometimes % thought
less to nsgIect the Ids which sb-,r
children contract. The fn1smms 10 |.
Of he mucus N nbrsne, ct 6rst ac,. te,
becomes chrUric aud the children has
chronic cata-rh. > dfsozse tbst ls
" dom cured and that may prove u
lifo's burden. nany Pc ons vhs,
have this IoAthsoue dis ass will RI
membe- hxsing had frsq aes,t Z ! ~ 8
me timo Is wAS cnnsrseted n lue.
Suseehoushs, J, tie r. CbnsGb-e-
lainsa G0ukh Hsne1g judtofyu
61nnj1 - q lkfo 1uDu1Dlo m3e have
- 1Dog 49, 0e11no aoos.gy-
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VIRGINIA.,

VIRGINIA,
10 the Clerks Office OF the Circuit,
Court OF Shenandoah County, Vir.
ginis, on the 2lst day OF September
1915
q. B Chapmsn.........C Complainant,
'; J! In Cbsncery. 1851
The object Of the above suit is to
remove any cloud Oh the title OF Com.
plainant to q tract OF land situated
on the Msssanutten Mountain 10
johnston District, Shenandoah Coun-
/ ty. Virginia, conveyed to complain
ant by F. 8. Tsvenner, Special Comr
in the chsncery suit of Merch ants &
Farmers Bank VS. D P Magruder ct
ais. by deed dated October %, 1907,
q d containing by recent survey by
p 8. Rhodes, s. s. c., 500 II lcres
(I On account Of failure to find OF
record certain deed of trust claimed
to have been executed by one Eliza
beth Stockton to one Isaac Ellzey,
Trustee, and recited 10 the deed from
-a'd Isaac Ellzev, Trustee to William
Ellzay of date December Ii, 1911, the
ecitais OF the latter deed being to the
effect that the land therein conveyed
OF q tract OF mountain land
Il $3.50 acres originally granted b!
he Commonwealth Of Virginia to said
William Ellzey, and by him conveyed
to said Z z.beth Stockton, WAS Con
yeyed by deed of trust, of record II
Frederick County, Va by said Eliz-
abeth Stockton to said Isaac Elizey
Trustee, to secure payment OF pur
chase money thereon due by her to
said William El'zey, and that upon
default. due notice and advertisement,
said real estate was sold by said trus.
lee under said deed of trust to said
William Ellzey.
Said $50 II acres of land OF com
plainant being portion OF said tract
of 1850 acres
tc) Also on account OF indefinite.
ness Of description OF the land as COZ !.
veyed in the following deeds, through
which compl ainspt's title to said
520.77 acres, is traced, viz:
(a) Deed executed by Emma L.
Ricketts, and husband and Liz
B. Graham and husband t. |
Council of the Town OF Wood
stock, under date Of Novembe,
30. 1900.
(b) Deed executed by said Tow
OF Woodstock to D. T. Magru |
der under date Of June 10, 1901,
and
(c) Deed from F. s. Tavenner,
Special Commissioner (as afore-
said) to h. B. Chapman, under (
date OF October %, 1905, and
10y Also on account OF any irregu-
lsritiss In the proceedings in said
shancery suit OF Merchants & Farm
srs Bank vs.. D. p. Msgruder ct alt.
10 the Circuit Court OF Shenandoah
County, Virginia, and OF any irregu-
srities In the attachment proceedings
10 said suit.
And for conveyance to complain
mt of any apparent, right, interest or
,laim OF any of the defendants IL erein
IN account thereof to complainant.
happening by sfidavit filed that
o the best of Atlantis knowledge and
,elief the defendant, Elizabeth Stock.
ON, IL dc I'D, but II living she is u
II the State OF Virginia,
nd II dead her heirs are m VIZ,
nd that D. p. Magruaer is also q
on- resident OF said state Is /.
therefore, ordered that they sppea,
'ithin fifteen days after due publica-
on of this notice and d. what Is
ecess sry to y, o.sct :hei, interests
GEO. w. MILEY, D CLERK.
Walton & Walton. p
Sept 22-4w
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Edith.

Mf. l.. T.. MarSton, who has
been taking a business course al
I school in Washington, d. c.,
arrived home Friday. Mr.. Mar.
'4ton will take up a school fol
this school term at Oak Level.
Miss Edith Callan and Mr..
Raymond Glen. of Luray. were
visiting friends and relatives at
Edith this week.
This section was visited by a
fine rain 7 thursday night and
Friday, the first of any note
since harvest. it was very well
come.
The farmers are exceedingly
busy getting ready for their fall
seeding.
Rev. A. w. Andes filled his
regular appointment at Joppa,
Sunday.
Mr.. Albert Johnson has his
new house under roof and it is
nearing completion.
Mr.. William Devers, of Benz
is visiting his uncle and
aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Nc
Neatly at the Furnace Place.
Mr.. Geo. W. McNeally, an
lged Conle ierate Veteran is
light much indisposed. /
Mr. Mayberry Crisman has 1
I0xl2 smile on his countens nee
hat won't IN of. It's I boy. /
I
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No More b. ksche For her.

Mrs ] NJ GaskiI,, Etna Green,
Too i, writes: 81 ,Uffered from seve :.
Dackache aud sharp pains. could
MT stOop over Foley Kiipss Phi 5
gave re such relief that I G. nn,.t
prsise them too highly" This It
d .rd remedy for kidnes trouble ana
bladder ailments can be taken with
absolute safety. Wilton & SIN. OF.
adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-06

( MESS MAY FILMING, n p.
I do not believe | wrote you
EAST week about the Garden Par
ty, at which I was presented toI
the Grown Prince of Persia. It'll
was given by three of the rich
aud prominent Persians, in =
hrautiful garden that they own
jointly.s 1t was in honor of the
Shsh's birthday and coronation
day.
Dr.sand Mrs. Lamme and II
went in carriage together. The
garden was beautifully decorated
with. flags. There were flowers
everywhere. Running water
made a pleasant sound.
All along the main walk were
seats, and here the native guests
were seated. Our restless Amer.
lican way of standing and NOV
ling about when we are in such a
place is not the custom here.
Having arrived you 60 and sit
down in the place to which your
frank entities you, and you stay
There. If you desire to talk to
iyour neighbor, we'll and good.
If you prefer calm meditation
and quiet. keeneyed observation
jof your surroundings, also well
land good. We passed up the
walk between a double row 81
Moslem and Armenian gentlemen
sitting tor the most part, silen
land dignified.
Il Down the middle of the wall
were many tables covered will
cakes. candy and fruit. v
passed up to our places near tn
Ihouse where the Consuls and til
!. lotiier Europeans were sitting /
1.-TWO circles. After speaking I
J Everybody, we were served wit
:, ttea, and then with iced sherbe
The latter is a drink made {
,,Iaowers or of fruit. after
while the ice cream also W.
6 brought, and the cakes and fruil
,Ipassed. The fruits were che
fies, apricots and cucumbers, IL
Halter served whole.
IL A little delay and the Grow
!, lPrince came with his retinue b
blind him. He came aroun
!shook hands with everybod
then passed into the house wher
l suppose, he was refreshed wit
food and drink.
y | After a while the differel
ID Consuls went in, and then can
Tout and invited the Europes
m ladies to come and meet hir
WV all went in and were pr
aiented by our Consuls. We the
r-1were seated in a big half circl
chair Of the Prince being. I;
it were. the keystone. We );
,fIand looked at him and at eae
!. fother. !
Ice cream was again served Vi
land in about half an hour I'll
Prince stood up, thus termin;
ting the interview. All shoe
. hands again and went out.
The Prince is a slight youn
n man with pleasan, face. II
WAS gorgeous with jewels di;
a. monds, rub:es, emeralds-acro
his breast. in his collar, on hi
beit clasp. on his scabbard an
Sw.,rd hiif
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pples Wanted.

Will pay highest market price for
good nsrtesshis spples.
- y CHAPMAN = "a.
JulH0-1nA
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Potstces and Apples

Call to see me before selling. :.
wish to load = car.
JOHN PERRIN,
Valley Evsporsting Co.,
sep. lo-u WoodstO-k, Va
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WE WILL BUY

forwarded at receipt
all broken discarded
rings etc article think silver
all mas surprising value Send by
awaits Send it today
NATIONAL REFINING COMPANY
. Dept a. p O. Drawer 1919, Washington D. C.
Sept 22-4t e -
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Tho Ahssntminded peea...

TEACHER What did the handvritina
oe tne wall sayf Johnny-You have
Deen weighed IN the balance ana found
wanting. Teacher And what does thaa
mseos Johnny That be forgot to Aspe
. penny n the weighing machine ~
-Phlladslphaa Ledese.
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One Casa
ON yoa give M . sanGae ingenns,
vneeo ~ - vas ma1o = Sunlnln
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-06

NV full of New Fall and Winter Merchandise
Goods nearly all bought the old prices there
vance, word the wise is sufficient Call and inspect
stock before you buy am in position to you money
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1916-10-06

We tremendous line Of Boys and Mems Clothing in
our annex Boys Suits s249 co. cheaper Mems
Suits $500 to $780, We have the exclusive sale Boys
Right Posture Clothing patent in the back Ask them
For Boys and Mems Overcoats and Macknaws Head
quarters