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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

brAnched out in a multitude OF new
idees; the conventional sunshade Is
still to be had, but there are hosts OF
strikingly different models each more
Intriguing than the last Handles are
Of ali lengths and degrses Of thick
moss. ribs are concave ~ wei, Is con-
vex. silk covers are dashed ana gath.
cred At the edge to give variety OF
outline; even the ferruis takes to itself
new importance. ending in any mum.
Der OF different ways.
II one respect. however. All the new
parasols are alike. Each and every
ono disports the handy bracelet ring
which may be slipped over the wrist
for convenience in carrying. Some
times the ring 10 OF cord, sometimes of
ribbon; 1t may even be OF flowers
in the more elaborate models designed
for wear with summer tets costumes.
Composition rings In colors TO match
the silk parasol cover are In high
favor. These rings usually run through
the wooden handle Of the parasoi, near
the end and sometimes . twin ring u
run through the fsrruls snd cf. .tA4
stick 20 that the pAsasoi can BE- oar
ried uphds-down Il desired.
DoS-whip handles are vsTy smart
on the tailored type Of parasols-
those used with sport costume. LeAth-
Or u braided over the handle a. 10 u
braided over = dog-whtp. ana Z loop
OF issshse u provided 70 ewtng from
the wrist. These spsrt parasois are
rather short. with blunt terrible ends
and the ccvsr - always o. some bright.
plain siIkr-usualiy tAffsta. The para.
-! furls tightly HE An umbrella ana
fmay b thrust 3aunt1iy unasr one arm
aad carried In Inst way-lsks short
cane.
ParasoiA indeed. srow more and
more like umbrellas. and umbrellas
nike parasois; ana II y ssrnseimss hard
- tsil whether . pasEaSulaS model Il
intsadsd 70 keep OF sun u rain. some
q thu models have really duM per-
sonAlitiss and VIII protect you from
SitAsr sismsnks 70 Jour utmost satis.
6Aetlsa TAsse naelsia. q course, are
- aDsst Aass . pasaeoes-ss ~sA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

heavy for house Wear; they are usual
ly built Of calf leather with weltsd
soiss and are intended for footing II
ont OF doors and not over Oriental
rugs and hardwood flooring There
remain the partly worn. high heelsd
pumps that have done service for
drsAs-up wear during last summer
Soft Of leather they are and light OF
solo. but, tripping about household
tasks In French heels soon wears out
The energy Of any womsn--~especially
II the heels are the least bit run
over
shopper recently tried In. vain TO
get some soft. light and also attractive
siipl ers for morning work about her
apartment and finally asked In d.
spair: But aren't there some soft hid
slippers with low heels such a. old
ladies wear-sursly they DO not wear
heavy sport pumps or French healed
Affairs In the house" Gh4 w. eolA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

1E1r~eTp Christmas. Palm Reach
And eitAr the var an ebu lition
OF spirits In gAieiies and go93
times that nobody hoped for
months ago. So the Palm Beach se&-
son promises 10 be unusually gay this
feay and dressmakers are busy .re-
.eArinS for It. Evening frocks are be-
ing ordered by the dozen. for dinners
and dances galore are scheduled: some
Arsssnakers declare they will be MAX.
lng evening gowns all the rest of the
season, 90 many oroers are coming In
row. This La not only because the
pAil OF sadness and soien1nity incurred
BY the WAT has lifted and dancing and
dining may again be INDUCED in with
- easy conscience and g. light heart;
ut also because this year there will
~ nnsn for partners. The troops are
eoGnau8 homo fast and Palm Reach
VIII be- 4 delightful; holiday place fnr
lnAny young oificers of tire army and
DAw1I and that every man In uniform
deserves 4 hol'ssv and ..t.is who
oome Incorporating after his ordeal
anA before buokiinx down 10 normal
bmGtnsss. nobody can sainsay
UPof IO8N III SILKY StuUH
Taking II by and large. most OF the
1Alm Beach clothes this year seem TO
- huiit Of silk. Such beautiful, slas-
Ao0lnG sfnHs are used in the frocks
The tailored suits and even the sport
toGD for Southland wea- that one won
Aoee whethcr hnrrbfs cotton weaves
Afe GUtnG TO show their face at ell this
syoer. .IAnan. which used to make It's
initial bow each season at Palm
Beach. 10 OF course out of tho question
1nsl now. II viii be some time before
linAnS ARE released''~--to borrow o
etG0e sesfm--for general wear. even
t41aGh the pressing need for linens is
4yow with the war. As the looms 1T
De2GAst cannot produce enough linens
- od6r to- satisfy an enormous de-
DAnd. which there would certainly be
IN this long denied and much desired
AkszR should be permitted for frocks
sd suits for sa.amar time. SO silks
hAvo taken the place OF linen and in
0onoe0uence Southern sport toys have
" sumptucus and splendid look about
kA9m. The favored morning costume
s&oF Southland wear has pleated skirt
~ Kumst-kumsa silk with iooss box
ANeA& Of same material. The loose
oDa11 are the dernier cri; they have
NeAse fitting sleeves with crochet but
1one half way up the arm. and q
1QoFf collar that winds about the
tArsAt one END with deep fringe fall
- ~ the front and tho other.--tossed
$500 tho rhou.cer---at the back
11nged Ssscaters In Slip on style.
IAe Palm Beach E.rdls IL going 10
aoaS . new slip-on that LIS so graceful
761e tAe last summer styles will be dis
No1 IN its favor, 1t has no arm
T1o1; that H. II IL all armhole at
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

ihe windows are curtatned With
straight hangings of cream net and
over the net fall draper,es and val
ances Of POWERED cretonne in soft.
maliaw tapestry tones, The walls are
rapared III a neutral tint narmon.zing
With the cretcnnes and the pictures
are well selected etchings. old prints
and water color drawings uuobtrusive-
iy framed. Biz chairs covered with
the cresonne stand invitingly near
tables holding shaded lamps. Brass
candlesticks gleam' from a shadowy
corner. Bowls OF fresh fowers are set
about the room-for no English in-
.erisr would be characteristic without
Is bowls OF fresh flowers. And a few
pieces OF choice old unahogany---a gate
leg table. a small Hepplewhite table
with haff or It's top Tipped M against
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

that "old ladies did not wear slippers
around the house mornings, thsy had
high shoes to protect their ankles
from drafts" The obiiging saleswom-
an. anxious to please. finally brought
her some strap-siappers which she
called house slippers. They were soft
and light, with round toes and but
toned straps over tho instep, but they
were not especially pretty on the foot
Aud tho strap would have to be but
toned each time they were donnsd-
NO slipping into them deity on the
way TO answer tbs doorbslli
The woman who was shopping had
m inspiraticnt Why not Eirfs' dane
ing pumpsf She hisd herself to the
girlr and boys' shoe department and
tAsrs she found lust what she wanted;
Z pair OF neat. trim. smart looking lit.
he pumps WITH light soiss and very
low hsels-ns seraN 3vst . smart liz
sls yunD bow AssvO ths toe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

The. Wal. . s-rA"etLi t&.atss1 4a.rl
or two and long, srass hal u. .ea.l
boy--lend fine d!slines.cm ~ 3. 80
room. Yet there : no'l.na rns y-g n
4. nothing saaa nfroas4ss ne IN s}ssss<:-3l
tasions- It's eaErln ~ ''A'mlHssss sfs 4
that subtle quality that no rlarss cssst3
buy and only taste can proersace NJ
Stunning that woman possesses shs4a
old mahogany he.rioams. tho most SS-
pensive items OF her furnishing pro-
ably would be the ianpshades SRI
these even may be made a huAss |
one has the patience and the ~Ksss
fnharmonioGs bits of hr;c-a-tsasc.
should be siernly kan.shed:, ard Il sssse,
has a pair of fine old silver c&ndss-i
sticks for the tip-tabie It would 10 A
pity to- Use brass Anywhere elas- Ia
the room.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

The PAgoda Parasol Pronaases 10 Re
Tho Ragc At Palm Beach. So Many
OF These Odd, Peaked sunalaades
Are Being Bought For ooatheEn
Use. This Ono II In Chjnsse Blus
And Black.
cc1cred suk IN what was called the
coaching style; or Of lace Tufass over
salk. IN what was called the carriage
STYLE. One could have either style.
ana pay what one chose, from dollar
ninety-sight TO twenty dollars accord
inG to the quality Of materials ussd
- ones parasol
~ now ~ psrasei bu1lAags Aews
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

intense the light on ssa and she'll roads
TO eyes accustomed to winter gray
y ems in the northland.
When You pick out your Palm Beach
paraSol you will be impressed with the
diversity OF styles offered for your as-
lection. One did not realise there
were 90 many now IDEAS In sunshades:
1t seems astonishing. For q great
many years the parasol Fas Of one
type-the diminutive. coouettish type
OF the sixties ana seventies. Then II
grew iarger--aim ost as large az an
umbreIla-and was made of bright
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07
SLIPPERS FOR HOUSE WEAR

XY do not tbs shoe manufsetG-
a1ro devots some special thought
~ ~ Aronnd-the-aous fSytwear?
d. yet perfectly comfortable sip
n n run about the house. or the
eenant with, OF a moraing during
Aoid tasks are almost unobtain-
Nn3eas one wants to trip about
IT hens6Work in French heels. or
Aa4-footed In almost heeI-less
l1ippers or felt comfiss 0as Of
1o9t attractive items In q neat,
3as1y-morniag costume. IL neat
NogAgsrE foofwear--felt romfass.
xsf delightful they may be Tor bed
eaIppsrs on cold n.sats. are any
bu4 coquestish with short ging
pSnse drsGs and apron. And kid
1E niip2srs with pompons on the
oauAiiy out Of the picture with
wcrk-Arounc-the-ho COS
sport rdmps with their COM
~ lev hssis are apt 70 be . bit
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

- III WOMAN who. possesses some
pieces OF charming old mahog-
any that have come to her as
- family heirlooms or have been
picked up here and there in rambles
through old furniture shops. can ss1ap
her fingers ct her wealthy neighbors
whose living rooms are done" in mod
srn style with velour hangings and
upholstered davenports; Cor she has
the "makings' of room that will tn
nnitelys surpnss theirs in atmosphere
and charm.
Old mahogany and cretonnes will
achieve q living room In the attractive
English cottage style. and such room.
shown In one of the winter stage pro-
auctions Is so tasteful and SO distinc-
tive that the rising curtain never fails
to extract exe}aHaattens of admiration
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07
EasclnHtInG, -
pdlnn Beach
Erock Of psleei Gray
Shantune.w llh
Velvet and Chenille
Pussy Willows

Georgette crepe and ths lining slip 81
of satin meteor. Frocks must aassS
FASHIONS most cri,ica. taste nowadays
The single linen frae x eof s.na bic faiA
illustration for as has been said
linens are few and far between oH~e
cause OF the Wartime need t.r saesss
fabrics--!s OF heavy white 8irs,a ~
combinalon with 2 new eotfcn nstNsS
lasse material n block cheek p.ffarh 1
The marrow sk,r; and iGrE aieeveG.l
round-necked tunic drawn ~ hv Al
sash are typical OF spring ssis nrnsn.1
ises
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

Val. lace and there Is wide MORE
sash ribbon tied at the back. In
Chinese blue shade. But prettiest of
all the Palm Beach frocks. one must
contend, are the models made OF flow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

cred Georgetts crepe over tinted silk
Innings. They are like the lowered
organizes over colors that used TO be
worn. some seasons back; but now
the flowers are printed OH sheer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-07

r T~tTp Christmas, Palm Beach
And eat@r the var an ebG iitjon
Of spirits In gAieties and go9a
times that nobody hoped for
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
PPmAY. BrUARY 1919
General Lte's kindnt SIS

A humble couutryman was
driving loaded wagon over
muddy road in Virginia. His
team was light and progress was
slow and difficult. AT last his
wagon sank in a deep rut and
his struggling horses stopped.
He had Stalled" hard and fast
Nothing lie could do-yelling at
his horses, whipping them, pliz
ing at his wagon wheels would
sxtricate him.
Meantime there were passers
by a plenty. But it was war
time and most of them had OF,
hand difficulties of their own
Underling officers pushed ahea(
of the lucklesS WAGNER Caval
rymen rode by without apparent
)ucern and even prlvates afoo
were too much engrossed to len'
a helping hand.
But just then rode up aud ED
G ~ gentleman Of soldlerly bear
ing aud kindly face who proved
t. be ''the noblest Roulan O
them all" At once lie saw TIL
difficulty and at once lie dis
mounted. gave some suggestions
put his shoulder to the mudd.
wheels and helped the driver GU
to s)iid earth and sent him Oh
his way.
Not until later di 1.-The gratefl;
beneficiary learn that lie lIa'
been aided BIZ no less a person
are than tile Commanderir
chief Of the Confederate Army
kind Words.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
Extension of Time for The TAX.
ing of Applications for
Nitrate of Soda,

| am just in receipt of letter
from the Chief of the Bureau oil
| Markets in which lie states tina I
the time for receiving applica.
tons for nitrate of soda has been
extended to February 18th, 1919.
Any farmer in Shenandoah
County desiring to use nitrate of
soda on his farm may purchase
same through the Government
for cash at cost.
The price of the nitrate to the
farmers will be SSl 90 per ton OF
1000 pounds, free on board cars
at loading point or port. Thi>
price includes all charges, such
as wharfage, handling, sacking.
weighing and loading on the
cars, and other exp enses neces-
sarily incurred in procuring and
disposing of the nitrate. In ad.
dition to this price tile farmer
will have to pay the freight to
his shipping point.
Applications for nitrate of
soda must be made out on the
Government apple alton blanks
and returned to your County
Agent not later than February
18th. The application blanks
will be found at the following
?laces Citizeus National Bank.
New Market Mt. Jackson Ma
tional Bank The Farmers Bank
OF Edlnburg County Agents
Office, Woodstock, and The Poo
pies National Bank, S:rasburs.
Please remember that the Blu
feau OF Markets will not accepl
:or nitrate of soda
'iter the 18th of February.
B. A. WARMER,
County Agent.
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MAURERTOWN.

Mrs. Enna Spiker, who has
been unwell for the past weel
was compelled to take her bed
last Friday.
Mrs. Vim. r. Coffman is con.
fined to her home with a severe
cold and other troubles.
Mrs. w. E. McInturff and son,
John Dale, left for a visit tc
Washington, Saturday evening.
Chas. l.. James, who has been
OH the sick list for the past week
is able to be about his home.
Hugh Beydler, agent Southern
Railway, who has been confined
to his home with a severe cold
was able to be at the station for
several hours, Wednesday.
Darlington Stark left for ASH
land, Ohio~ to resume his studies
at Ashland College, Tuesda Y.
He came home to spend the holt
days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Stark, while at home lie
had mild attack of influenza.
thus, lie was unable to return at
the beginning Of the term.
George Johnson. who has been
1t Lima. Ohio. for the past two
years arrived here Tuesday. Ills
xife returned shout five weeks i,
lgo. They are with Mrs. Us
mother, Mrs. Gideon Hamrick, |
'outh Of town.
Mr.. o. West Taylor. Who hae
- II ~ lAr1e lu1Ia y % u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
A Virginia Mother Advises Fa-

From the Bait m ire Sun. |


To THE EDIroRE OF I'EH Sun
Sir: | have seen so much in
your co ,umnS about Baltlmore's
Own that it +; ther gives one the
impr 'sslon that no other unit
WIS needed in stlis great strife.
| think anyone who has read the
duly causalty list and seen the
toll PennSviva alone had can
that Maryland and Virginia,
with other state, hove lots to be
tilanNiul f, r.
Nothing has ever been said Of
little company of Virginia
boys, many of whom enlisted as
so as war was declared-Com-
p.ny l, One Hundred and Six
t enth Virginia Infantry. In
June 1915, they were called to
Brownville. Texas, fore border
duty. After staying eight
m ,Hths they were ordered home.
February, 1917. and before 81
days had elapsed they were call
ed again for slerner V. March
1917, they did guard duty on the
baltimore and Ohio, Norfolk and
Western and Southern Railroads.
Ii It'll called to mobilize, Septem-
b r, 1917, in Roanoke, Va. Later
they arrived at Camp Mcclellan,
where they did intense training
until June. 1918, when they were
taken overseas 10 help crush tie
hun. They were in six big
drives, every one being gassed
or wounded. Beinging about
October they were III battle %
days, losing their brave captain,
Robert Y. Conrad, October 9, al
tue Verdun front My own boy,
aged Is, was wounded October 20.
Still will say to all mothers,
wives, sisters and sweetllearts,
to have patience, as our dear old
Uncle Sam is doing his best. II
am thankful so many are left toI
Come back A reader Of The
Sun since girlLood.
MRS. WILLIAM MALLORY.
BefTyville, Va, Jan. so.
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Edith.

Miss Fleeta Sheetz, of Edin
burg, teacher of the Oak Leve
school, took up her work agair
Monday morning.
Uncle" Jesse Shuff is visiting
, friends near Seven Fountains
this week.
Mr.. Melvin Lutz, of near Con.
icville, was circulating among
friends at Edith, the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bauserma II
aud little daughter. Helen, were
visiting Mrs. BIS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. E. Compton, the first
of the week.
Mr.. Raymond Glenn. of Luray,
visited friends at Edith, the first
of the week, after a six weeks
illness with the Flu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Msrston
visited their parent, the first Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Crismari
visited MI. and Mrs. A. y. John.
.on, the first o. the week.
M. Lloyd Rinker, son Of ".
/. Risker, Visited III. fathef -
s11 slie haviag 80 o
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
Circuit Court.
Oh NCERY ORDER,

Vacation Decree. E. Lane ant
ID. N. Lane, partners doing business
under the lfn name o. ]. Il. and Fl
". Lane, complainants VS. j. D. Ma,
nor & Co.
Judgment for 81 92S 63, end costs
Tie court further decreed tba. If the
Judgment be not paid within 50 Gays,
that the real estate involved be sold
10y commissioners
COMMON LAW.
Upon the recommendation Of the
board OF Supervisors OF Shenandoah
county, John G.. Vaun is hereby ap.
pointed Superintendent of The Poor
for said county, for the unexpired
term OF John o Kirby, decd, ending
Dec 3lst, 1919.
Ia the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah John g. Vann
Qualified and gave bond as Sup't OF
the Poor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07

ably discharged from the Army
at Camp Lee.
Mrs. S. B. Glenn, of Woodstock,
visited her mother, Mrs. Mahalu
Good, near Edith, last week.
Mrs. Good returned with Mrs,
Glen to her home.
Rev. A. W. Andes filled his
regular appointment at Joppa,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Sponaugle
visited friends at Lantz Mill,
Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
Jai! Fun SPECS In Paris.

Paris, Feb. $50 anxious
were the Germans during tile
war to find out where their BON bs
aud lOng.rangS shells fell in
Paris aud the extent Of damrye
accomplished, that they offel ed
a bonus of $500 for every report
fl ton spies. Five persons III
Paris, including two women and
Z soldier, were arrested for cou-
inunicating such information to
the enemy and sentenced to
prison. terms ranging faom 5 TO
20 years.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07

to sit up i'll all arm chair for a
short time during the past sew
eral days.
Frank Beydler has the inhu-
euza since Saturday night. At
this time, Wednesday evening, it
is complicated with tonsilitis.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07

Getting Rid Of colds

The easlest aud quickest way to get
rid of cold IL to take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. This preparation
has heen In use for many years and
its value fully proven. No matter
what remedy you use, however, care
must be taken not to contract Z sec
ond cold before you have recovered
from the first one, aud there 10 serious
danger Of this. A man OF middle are
or older should 20 to bed aud stay Ia
bed until fully recovered. Il 10 better
to stay In bed three days ct The start
than three weeks later on. adv
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
How To Keen Well

Keep the bowels open" 10 one rule
OF health recommended BY eli schools
OF medicine. Foley's Cathartic Tab
lets cleanse the bowels. sweeten the
stomach and benefit the liver, For
indigestion. biliousnsss, bad breath.
biOating, gas or constipation, no
remedy 10 more highly recommended.
Flee for stout persons. Walton &
Smoot. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
Administrators Notice.

Having been appointed admins
traitor of the estate Of my father,
Lewis J. Funkhouser, decd, ell par.
ties indebted to the said estate will
please make prompt settlement with
me, and persons having claims
will present them properly authenti-
Gated for payment.
HARRY A.. FUNKHOUSER,
admir-. OF Lewis J. Funkhouser, decd.
Jan. Sl-3t pd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
Notice..
I am the Agent for the

am the Agent for the
HISTORY OF THE WORLD WAR
BY Frances A. March with intro.
duetion by Gen. Peyton C. March,
hief Of Staff OF the U. 8. Army.
The price Of this valuable History
Library Edition only.
Victory Edition only. $500
Liberty Edition only ....S2.75
$50 pages solid reading matter. 1
VIII call to see you In the very near
future, or drop me postal card at
Woodstock, Va, and your name will
go on the list at once. l also have
side line. This ought to be in the
hands OF every young married couple
and those who contemplate getting
married. A very valuable book by
Prot. Thomas W. Sherman and Mrs,
Max West, OF all sad words Of
onxue or pen, the saddest are
these =: ut might have been
Don't buy either of these books,
until you see me.
G. W. KOONTZ,
Jan. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed admiuis.
trator OF the estate OF B. NJ. Rush,
decd, eli parties indebted to the said
estate will please make prompt
ettlemept with me, and persons
having claims against the same will
present them properly authenticated
for payment.
b. A. IRWIN,
admir-. OF B. M. Rush, decd.
Jan 17-4t.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-07
For Sale

For hatching Pure Bred Barred
Rock eggs: he laying strain Is for
TO, MOO per hundred.
Fob. IA pd. n. Y. E,1sw1LLEa,
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COURTHOUSE, CLERKS AND TREAsURER's OFFICES
y Co.: deed book: bSnd book and supplies .

Jaler 500, light sis, and ice (S17.64y.........
Coal 5000 and repairs S42. Observation-Disclosures.
National Sanitary Association, insecol and cresoline
Shenandoah Farmers Union, lime. .....-...,..,...