Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1917-03-02
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Shoes that wear, at Shatfer's.

Shoes that wear, at Shaffer's.
Died pelche 10c. Id. at Locke's
"Ball Band" Rubber Goods, a
Sha tfer's.
A special program for each nigh
of next week at the New Theater.
I will pay &c III. for dried apples
Glenn Locke.
Car load Security cement now in
Sben. Farmers Union.
will pay 1Sc. per ID. for lard anc
side meat. Glenn Locke.
Highest prices paid for trade at J
L. Sh Itfer's.
pay l0c. per Id. for white beans
Glenn Locke.
White salt lake fish On sale al
Glenn Locke's.
Fresh herring and oysters Or Sat-
urday at Locke's-
| will save you money on canned
corn, beans and tomatoes. Locke.
For the bestrubber boots and shoes
go to Locke's.
Try our loose roasted coffee at l4c.
per ID. at Locke's.
buy apples and pay 75c. per bus.
for nice ones. Glenn Locke,
II YOU need shoes go to Glenn
Locke's and get them at old prices
Shaffer sells the Shoes with repu-
tation. Try them.
For highest prices for your trade
take it 10 Locke's
MIR. Geo. Fravel killed hog II
meoths old that weighed 563 lbs net
Ladies, new sp,ing coats, suits and
skirts, just received at Locke's.
Genuine New Orleans, Porto Rico
and syrup moIasses in barrel al
Locke's.
Big line of sample hose, underwear
and gloves at old prices. j. L.
Shafer.
Some Of the greatest modern in
ventions enable the people to more
efectually serve the devil
Car load of best salt, all size pack
ages. wholesale or retail. Shen
Farmers Union. 1t
Car load OF Royal wire fence, field
and poultry Prices in line will
other wire products. Shen. Farmers
Union.
It is said that the high heels which
the ladies now wear cause bow-legs
If such be the fact, it is partially kept
from the knowledge of the public.
Best grades of clover, alsyle and
tymothy seeds, cotton seed meal, &c.
Shen. Farmers Union. 1t
We sell goods at old prices, Dress
Ginghams l2ic yard; Apron Cling
hams and l0c yard, all Light Cal
icoes SC, dark Sic yard; all Muslin
Underwear at old prices, J. L. Shat
er.
The finest pop corn 10 the world
made only by the Butter Kist Ma
chine with the b st butter. Sold at
the New Theatre afternoons and
nights.
A gentleman, of Woodstock, on
going to his place of business few
days ago, found that he had lost the
front door key. Obtaining access by
another key he wondered what had
become of his key. On retiring at
night, he found it in his stocking.
Allen, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D Northern, of Salt Ste Marie,
Mich had scarlet fever for some
weeks, but is now sufficiently recover
ed to have the home relieved OF
quarantine.
Mrs. Northern was formerly Miss
AOlid bOONCI VI w OOoStoShs
Will have car load of Purina dairy
feed, mule fe ed 81 SCI tch fed in q
few days. SLeLaLdoah Farmers
Union. 1t
Just received a rev supply of spring
and summer dress goods, lawn !
ginghams. silks. wal stirgs and skirt
ings, Call to see them Glenn Locke
We have on hand at r ocular spring
prices several car loads OF Swifts and
Listers fertilizers. We wish to state
that all prices have been withdrawn
by the fertilizer manufacturers and
We eau lot get any more than we con-
tracted for in December 1916, which
amounts to about one hundred t. ns
Shen Farmers Union.
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