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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
CRY PROPERTY.

1875 acres good branch bottom land. bal
ance rolling; extra bargain at $500
per acre; 8 sets Of fair improvements,
right at good town, school and church,
Cedar Crest farm, containing 10 acres
with good improvements. corner High
land and Rosebrough ave. Go look 1t
over and come in and see me for price
Terms unusually attractive.
2o5 acres, close to Henderson, Tenn
Improvements fair; a good hill farm,
with 40 acres OF good bottom land; 100
acres of this place in cultivation. bal
ance in pasture; $S6,75 per acre.
21O5 East Trlmble, good cottage, 6
rooms and bath; price $500; terms ar
ranged.
Notice I, c. men; Good house, close
to A. B. Hill school,
1881 Preston Ave.-A bargain at the
price, 81, $3.50, 90; terms arranged.
1905 Nelson Ave.-Good S-room house,
IS, 900. 90; good terms arranged; no loan
to assume.
Nice lot in B%inghamton. with cheap
broom house; price $3.50. co.; terms
$4,000 cash; good terms on the balance.
200 acres, 81 miles south Of Myrtle,
Miss, s miles west Of New Albany; 100
acres good bottom land, balance hill
land, good improvements. extra good
6-room house, 2 good tenant houses,
good barn. all under fence; a fine COM
bination farm. Price $1,000, 90, with
81, 900, 90 cash and good terms arranged
on the balance.
800 acres good level land, improve
mentS fair, $50 acres In cultivation, al
under wire fence; 100 acres good cut
over land; land runs right up to the
railroad, 81 miles east of Myrtle and
miles west OF New Albany, Miss; close
to good schoolhouse, Price $1,000 per
acre; one-third cash, balance one, two
and three years; 6 per cent interest.
100 acres 4 miles south Of New AL
bany. Miss, on fine road, two good
houses, 90 acres In cultivation, balance
in good pasture, 7 acres in hog pasture,
good level red land, or burnt orange
clay, spring water in the pasture: a
dandy farm at the price, IS, 800, 90, with
50, 900. 90 cash; good terms on the bal
ance.
100 acres. nearly all good bottom and
second bottom land, 40 acres in cult
walton, 4-room house, 4 miles southeast
of New Albany. A pickup for the
price, s2,S5o.oo.
A good little hill farm OF 80 acres,
with 80 acres In cultivation; one good
ordinary house, good log barn, all
fenced. on Gulf & Northern r. R.; land
runs up to the railroad; in fact, there
is a stop right at this land, and close
TO good schoolhouse. Price ST. 800. 90,
with part cash, terms on the balance.
80 acres, so acres in Locks creek bot
tom; very good improvements, all
fenced, on good road, about 4 miles
west Of New Albany. Price So, 600. 90.
This Is all level land. Half cash.
100 acres 4 miles south Of Myrtle, rs
acres in cultivation; good 7-room house,
good barn, artesian water, good tenant
house, good young orchard; is acres in
timber: good level to rolling land. Price
100000
81 acres, / mile south of New Albany;
all good land, with the exception of 4
or S acres; 1O-room house, barn 7ox14o,
nearly all under hog fence, extra well
improved. Hot and cold water In the
house. Price for quick sale to someone
that wants a good home So, 500. 90.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
REAL T FOR SALE.
CITY PROPERTY
-
For Sale by
The Interstate Realty
Company
Realtors



-
A-2St-A ,o.roor, h.,,n
tpyIIten. ~orenEdast room, 2 baths and .
1o'tets' uarRse ana servants house,
ioTS' sseSs i9r, tsoAS4S. very line home.
,ot
H.iSl-H story lo-room but brick,
III" 'uW tioots, nor water neat,
cS ''' ""u q oeur"oHls' *lo'ooo' 10000
cam
A,gb-An al-stone, tile roof house,
mar"~ood floors and trimming sleep
lug porSn, breakfast room and bed
SgHi noG one o block OF East End car line.
SoauVV' $'ooo casA' balance $1,000 per
year
Naneer mouse OF : rooms slate roof,
an "a ao o"" it""rSi durna'e neat Sd garaES
"nI "o'Non'S mousse *lG'oou' *9,0eS
'"S"'
d A-sV'INear EAST END car line 10 .
,A, a ~
Lpos1Sl : Sleeping porcnes' BEDROOMS
az" . ,"oan' ! pa6hS . tollets, ga.
o,o
H--'" '-Iooul oweilhS, hardwood
Lro"tSs anthaCe neat on fZ-foot lot,
"nly S"oVV' |l''oV cash
,n Mnt'ooIA I.story evening ' rooms
w"mS u si S.uotU Un "ieSSt thNhs, hhfu-
AND SU1' si hoTrS' '1 nnrnG hSat, ! bedrooms
Snu S.1sbtns poteh' Elmlsned street,
s,,.h
st"rv .t Sn' m"l'aH ave, Stroom' =
SSoS91oo ia ma a. con '1 nnsh neat LOT
'VN-o'' s'V'VVo' F"'VVO c"Sh'
On
Hrs". ~.VarV"n' tt".Ie' D 9room on
tton "e '1mue. a nls parsAlh, So'@oo'
'O'' cash. o"'"''e 'Oo per month
ooo
AZ -''hS rno'n ssuoSo as
pmm" s"ulktS r0oi. hsraWood iioors,
n ,Gt nno neat i'''Sheu at'e' N'VoO;
F''V'' cash
mSFrS-room nrlck ana stucCo bung-
az" inop'uoa Iooi' nalu"oou floors,
: ue"'oonss "nu srssplnS poFeh' furnace
neat H''0V' Sl'oVV cam
n
Arosm"''osn an,pr'VS galo
peuto o.ts, iioors' furnace
hhoonn,,ss ssSPbkkSSt a, r SSn cas a peach Oh a
"'''s' '''"'V' '''''' o"S"'
,,r e Au,on A.nu
wood Sloors hot Vs yatsr 'Shn nSt narH
~ Nj gsa a. W' nneh nna "SSu' nva'' cnsap ~
J. lSlS'
A.tss4A hoa,t,t,t 7.r,oro atom. ava
s.ucoo pnnyatow, espnait rooI, IuFhace
snEsn",'' Knn "nu1,""' ee'P'"S p''eh' s1-
Wv Fi0V0 '"S"'
A-ozTnVn ulwle ave Is a room
SeaS"Ve vuns@Io", iu.nIee ho"s, Mspnais
hoeIth 'huIltt' IN snscts * oa3 I, y
o"sm' "u"" " e'too's' $0'Voo' *A'VVV
,.o
n-lo%-.Ah o,rooh oot'sSe ~ ilne cSn-
oltion' krhte meat 10y ovAlso,, on IN
lsheu street near scnoois ana cnuren
easy
,n -
heat Sooa helghoorhood. close IN. Lot
y,hiol' sf'spS' sl,VVV ensn, seo nnon.n'
RENTS l" FoV ""'H septomosF Il 1870
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Five Room Bungalow

In Speedway Terrace subdivision; lot
50x150; electric lights and gas, shade;
near car line; $4,000. Terms, $3.50 cash,
balance monthly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
5000 Acres in
Northeastern Arkansas

The best c%ut-over proposition in the
state at the price. This Ia all nice and
level, well drained, within one mile
Of the best graded auto road In the
county: four miles from the railroad
and station, | WITH divide this into
sections for you, and wen trade for
farm lands cleared, or good city prop
erty, well located, In any good town. II
Interested In n deal OF this kind write
tn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

Stores with four rooms; large ware
room; lot 50x120; good business stand
stables, bedrooms and garage. Income
$420 per year. A give-away snap at
1880.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
Call Owner, Main 3639
G. Buck
FOR SALE

1910 acres, 500 in cultivation. bal
ance out-over and partly deadened; all
we'll drained; 80 houses, mostly double
tencments; 20 miles OF Memphis. near
Earle, Reasonable cash payment, with
easy terms All rented this year and
partly furnished, Buyer takes over &C,
counts and gets all rents this year
Price of this tract, ti2b,oO per acre.
A, j, Gallo, Res, Phone Hem, 3247.
f. W. Faxon & Co.
Both Phones 1886
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


CITY PROPERTY.
Residences
Bungalows
Cottages
Peabody avenue, near Cleveland
beautiful S-room brick, slate roof, large
living room across front of house, J
bedrooms and glassed-lu sleeping porch.
one bedroom across entire front Of
house, hot water heat, nicely deco
rated, fine hardwood floors, concrete
drive. garage and servants house.
S1S,b00i terms.
North wrlett. near Poplar, 2-story,
S-room brick residence, handsome liV-
ing room 80 feet long, library or den.
1 bedrooms, hardwood floors. furnace
heat, slate roof, concrete drive, ser
wants house and garage. $1,000; $3.50
cash, S45 month.
?O9t Linden avenue, large S-room,
stucco residence. fine living across
front Of house, extra large dining room
and kitchen, 4 large bedrooms and
screened sleeping porch, nicely deco
rated throughout, fine furnace, concrete
drive, garage and 3 servants rooms,
few doors from East End cars 2 blocks
Idlewild school, fine location. So 00
81 1000 cash, SS2.50 month,
First-elass 2-story, S-room residence
on Sledge ave, IN South Annesdale
park, 4 nice bedrooms, furnace heat,
lot 6Oxl50, servants house and garage.
Walking distance Bruce and High
schools. $1,000, terms,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

A-2bi-A l0-room brick residence on
Belvedere, 4 bedrooms and sleeping
porch, breakfast room, 2 baths and q
toilets. Garage and servants house,
Large lot, lI5x245, A very fine home,
$4,000. Terms arranged.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24
For Sale

FOR sale
5s2 acres for sale, 525 in high state
Of cultivation, improved with II good
tenant houses. fairly good residence,
two good barns, $50 ton silo, all prac-
tically new. This land is located In
the alfalfa belt within three miles of
shannon, Miss, on the NJ. & o. Ry,
Has rock road through the place. all
bottom land and well drained with til
ing. Price SIS per acre. good terms,
500 acres Of cut-over land in MIssls-
sippi Delta, located on B~atesville and
Southwestern road, has a little station
on the place. land Is all high ane ridge
land. Price $3.50 per acre, terms one
half cash, balance in ono and two years,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

A-9s-An all-stone, tile roof house,
hardwood floors and trimming, sleep
ing porch, breakfast room and 1 bed
rooms, garage and servants house.
furnace heat. on fine, high corner lot,
6ONl60. one block Of East End car line.
$1,000; $4,000 cash, balance 81. 900 per
year.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

210 acres In st, Francis county. Ark.
with 1875 acres In cultivation. Has good
residence. three tenant houses, all good
level creek bottom land, makes good
cotton and corn, located three miles
from Goodman, Ark, n u good pub
lie highway. Price $5b per acre, good
terms or win trade for unencumbcred
city property,
277 acres cut-over land located o.
n. /. H. r., about 20 miles west Of
Memphis, Ia high ridge land and well
drained, has about 400, 600 feet good
timber. Price $42 30 per acre. Terms,
$4,000 cash, balance In 3 years,
In Washington County, Miss,
612 acres with $50 acres In high state
OF cultivation, has good residence and
managers house, Artesian well, Coco
barns. Located on Y. d M. V. r. r.,
about Is miles below G~reenville, with
station on the place ana liz a fine busi-
ness point. Has a store that did over
500, 900 last year, This is all high-class
black loamy soil. no coco or Johnson
grass. Price Slt5 per acre, Terms.
SIS, 900 cash, balance to suit, This can
be bought as a walkout proposition, or
will deliver Jan. ! next,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

100 acres, nearly all good bottom and
second bottom land, 40 acres in cult
walton, 4-room house, 4 miles southeast
of New Albany. A pickup for the
price, $2,S50.o Q
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-04-24

have several very desirable bunga-
lows, cottages and two story houses In
Garland place that I will sell on easy
payments.
Can you use your bonds for a better
purpose thar purchasing a home?
n you are renting you may have to
move anv dav--buy now.
Frank M. Avery, Owner
210 U. & p. BANK BLDG.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
FRlrAv FEBF UARY 81. 1919
f0!sh1 vism Through
Hfllish Nnlk II s.uns.

London, Feb. 16-(Via B~itish
wireless service).- The effect Of
Bolshevi>m was wildly descfib-
ed in letter 10 Secretary APP
,leton, of the General Fedora
ton Of Trade Unions, written by
Colonel John Ward, who is now
commanding the British la Dor
battalion in Siberia. Colonel
Ward began life DIS common
Ia bo1er, became general Sttft-
tarv Of the British Ialo'vrs'
uuiou and i now labor member
of parliament. In his letter he
sid in palt;
"Princes and peasants, auto
Gratis and work men, rich and
poor 60 down together III one
weller Of blood and death B~l-
sheviks think nothing of stand
ing SUI SOCIAL lefoi" 'lo'is'' ;
against a wall and shooting the:u
uo"h peloie o'e"Nl ~ ooe -
OF some small petty d ference OF
OPINION as 10 whe'her Ial'"d'S
should be national or com muna l.
l hese swine WHO'LL VIC I"
boiSheV1kS are oIooo-'H'ISS peg
y WHO hnloer lor TIE love y
H. as some o. lHe'f P'oCld'll"
lions SHOW l heIe mas oeel
CFs'tol ca more poor people III
yT"t lhah ala tie cars III ilun
area years. ar Is hoIripie' op'
rev o'ut' ON Is hei'!s''
One o'heI surprising s'H'
Iarlty between Tz'flSnl ana boz
sheVlsm' hey "o'h try 10 ot
sVoY the intellectual elements
OF their own country. / hey
nave made regular onslaught
on all the ed~ c"tionaI 1''stltu'
IONS Ill the country. 1 have 81
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
HarriSVilIe.

On next Saturday at 2::3O D. m
Rcv. 9. E. Metger will hold IL:
preparatory service at St. John
Church, and communion servic,
on Sunday morning at 1890, af
ter hlch he will leave for hi.
new held of labor i'll Pennsyl
vdnia.
Mr.. P. F. Argenbright. whe
has been confined to the llou, E
Tor tile last few weeks with a
bad case Of erysipelas is mus Ii
improved.
Mrs. Matte Sine is i'll with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Snarr, is
spending a lew days with their
son, Raymond, i'll Washington.
Sam Crab has recently NOV
ed from George Hockman's farm
to tile Thornton Ritenour home
near Maureftown.
Miss Kate Bowman, of Edin.
burg, has been visiting I,er
brother. L. ?. Bowman for the
past few weeks.
On last Sunday, Mrs. f. P,
Bowman and daughter, Miss
Jessie, Mr.. aud Mrs. Hubert
kickard aud little daughter ard
Miss skate Bowman spent the
day at tile home of w. A. Bus H.
o ig and daughter. Miss Naomi
Il. Dean has been i'll for wet
or more. I
The farmers in this section of
tile County have done quite a lot
OF blowing recently, but this cold I
weather has put stop to i. for
the present |
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
LantZ Mills.

Mrs. NJ. L. Hite entertained a
number Of friends at birtllda V
dinner on Feb. l2,h at her home
THE Heights.
Miss Lizzie Kibler. who has
been suffering with a severe at
tack Of sciatica rheumatism, is
very much improved at this time.
Russell Litten and milton Hol.
Ter, Jr., returned to Brunswick.
Md, after visit to their homes
here.
J. NJ. Heller, Of Harrisonbure-,
IS spending few days with his
family at this place.
Quite few of our folks at
tended court in Hsrrisonburg,
last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark were
visitors at W. W. Lantz's, the
first Of the week.
Garrett Windle spent few
days recently with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Windle.
Melvin Glenn left Monday for
Fort Defiance, to resume his
studies at Augusta Military
Academy.
Mrs. George Coffelt remains
critically i'll at her home at
Union Forge.
Mrs. ". L. Stoneburner and
Miss Myrtle Kibler were visitors
III the home Of Mrs. Stoneburn-
er's uncle, Philip Hoover, Of
Woodstock, Saturday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
Notice.
am the 4 gent for the

HISTORY OF THE WORLD Wal
BY Frapces \ March with intro
duction by Gen. Peyton c. March
Chief OF Staff of the U. :. Army.
The price OF this valuable History
Library Edition only. s5.75
Victory Edition. only. SO 90
Liberty Edition only ...... S2.75
$50 pages solid reading matter
will call to see you in the very neal
future, or d,op me postal card al
Woodstock, Va, and your name will
20 on The list at once. I also have
4 side line. This ought to be in the
hands of every young married couple
and those who contemplate getting
married. very valuable book by
Prof. Thomas " Sherman aud Mrs
Max West, OF all sad words of
'onsue 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, 1919-02-21
BIG Ship Ready.

London, Feb. 16.-A o7O-ooo
airship is ready at Glasgow
awaiting favorable weather for
a transatlantic flight to Amer
lea, tie Daily Chronicle learns
fro II lis Glasgow correspondent
The trip is expected to take
eight days, without stop. TIN,
air>iIip will carry thirty tons
Strikes preyented ali earlier trip.
the correspondent says.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
Edith.

Miss Fleeta Sheetz, teacher a
0 k Level School, spent the fri
o. the week al her home in E..
inburg.
Miss Rhoda Compton spent
the week in Luray attending the
S'arke meetings.
Mrs. C. N. Grandstaff has Il
very sick COW.
Mr.. Jesse Sluff spent Sunda ,
evening at Mr.. D. G. Mars ou'>
Miss Cora johnson is right
much complaining at present.
Mr.. George Johnson, of Lima
Ohio, was visiting his p1rents.
M. ami Mrs. A. Il. J"Il son for
a few days.
Mrs. L. 6. McIntutf ard
daughter. Miss Bessie, aud Mis-.
Lei Goor, visited Mrs. l. G.,
Hickman, Wednesday.
Mr.. Albert Bowman has moved
his saw mill to tile land of Mr.
J. &. kibler to do i lot of saw
ing for Mr.. May berry Crisman,
WHO has purchased the timber
of Mr. Kib'er.
Mir. James Bowman has en-
tracted to do large amount of
saving for Mr.. Carter, n.ar Mt.
Jackson.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
lie holes III the ground to lay in

tie holes III the ground to lay in |
You see we were in artillery fire
most of the time. There was a |
good bit of rainy weather and
you can ina CINE how comforta-
bic we were, especially at night.
We ate corned beef and bareback
most sof the time. Sometimes
we would get warm meals from
our field kitchen aud sometimes
We didn't have anything. You
can Imagine what it means to MS
to know that it is all over. We
are very comfortably quartered
and we'll fed now.
will tell you some of the
things that | could not tell be-
fore. We left Camp Lee, May
Goth, and sailed for France, May
22nd, at + p. NJ, OIL the Levia
than, (once the Vaterland), TIE
largest ship afloat. We had a
very smooth voyage until within
few miles Of the shore Of
France, when were attacked BY
fleet Of submarines. We were
convoved by fleet of seven OF
eight destroyers and there was
qaite a battle between our little
llect and the subs. This was
about 10 a. NJ, May 30th, (Dec
Grafton Day. Our slip pro
ceeded at full speed and opene,
fire with her big guns. She fir
ed % shots III Tie engagement
which lasted about IS minutes
She is given credit for sinkiuz
two subs i'll this enga cement
We anchored i'll Brest Iarbor a
about II A. NJ. May 3Oth, an,
we landed at Brest, May 3lst
From Brest we went to Ca1ai
and were equipped to fight wit
, the British.
am hoping to sail for Amer
lea about tile first of tile lie,
year and to spend Easter a
home.
! With love to all,
CANDIDATE F. f. Coon.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
Getting Rid of Colds

The easiest and quickest way to &c,
rid of cold is to take Cham berlain's
Cough Remedy. This preparation
has been in use for many years and
its value fully proven. No matter
what remedy you use, however, care
must be taken not to contract q sec.
end cold before you have recovered
from the first one, and there IL serious
danger of this. A man OF middle age
or older should 60 to bed and stay in
bed until fully recovered. It ia better
to stay in bed three days at the start
than three weeks later on. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
MAURERTOWN,

Mrs. Angie Crabil1, of Hagers-i
town, is lleie visiting her mother,
Mrs. Martha Spiker.
Miss Louise Sticklev, who had
been visiting the family of Paul
F. M. Shaver, returned to her
home in Strasburg, Tuesday.
Mrs Il. L. Newlsnd and son.
Ben, Of Mt. Jackson, are visiting
Mrs. Ms father, Levi Kiser.
Mrs. Laura D. Garst. a mis-
S'onary III Japan for 16 years
was the guest Of Post Master
Roy Hickman, Sunday. She
lectured at Zion Church, Satur-
day night. She is visiting The
different Disciple Churches III the
Valley.
Mrs. James Splitter. who had 9
slight attack Of the Flu is about
IN her normal condition.
Rev. Geo. A, Copp will fiji tht
regular appointment at The
b e.ilren Church next Sunda
night. Preaching will begin al
$50 o'clock promptly.
F. B Robinson, representative,
OF the Westerr Electric Co., Q
= Baltimore, is here this week will
the boys OF The Electrical Sup
ply Co. They have visited diff
ferent farmers, and lie has order!
for four farm plants.
w. D. Shaver was mustered
ont of tie medical corps Of til,
= Army at West Baden, Indiana
on tile 5th. aud arrived at til
5 home of his parents, Mr.. an,
a Mrs. y. G. Shaver, Tuesday. II
: visited Chicago and the Jess
: f cnch & Sons piano factory a
; New Castle, indiana, on bushes
t for The Quality Music Hous
t and was very favorably impress
ed with the large factory an
the proprietors. He also yisite
p the S. A. Mullikin Co., publish
). ers at Marietta, Ohio. for whol
;, lie travelled for years. He
Happy again to be a civilian an
is preparing to take up his bus
r ness duties.
e The Quality Music House e:
c pect to open a branch store
e Woodstock during the month
: March, They will have samp
: styles of planes, players al
t talking M chimes. Paul F.
: Shaver Will be the manager.
Mrs Rebecca Fetzer, who II;
# been sick for the past three
e .our weeks, is now able to
E about i'll her room.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
PUBLIC SALE
Personal Property
! will sell, at public sale. at my
place, East OF Woodstock, Va, on
MONDAY, FEB. "a, 1919,
AT 0.2n A Al

MONDAY, FEB. "a, 1919,
AT $50 A. NJ,
the following personal property to-wit !
-Four horses, 43 head of fuely bred
cattle, mostly Durhams, thirty are
two years old and over, stock steers,
some months old calves, roam
Durham bull calf, ! one year old
D 'rham bull, bred and owned by W.
NJ. Rush, decd
| may offer young COW with a calf
by her side, sired by the DR. CrickeD-
berger bull 20 shoats, Is ewes and
buck, harness for five horses, sets
single buggy harness, l set double
driving harness, except traces, pole
and yoke, wagon saddle, 1870 brooms,
rnsiiage seed corn, sleigh and chimes,
l tour horse wagon and Turnbu
boxes, l milk wagon, 2 bugges and 2
side lanterns, ! Deering binder, ! foot
cut, roller and ball bearings, IN good
condition, ] Deering Ideal mower, 6
foot cut, with three knives, Superior
ten disc drill, i foot lift hay rake, !
two row corr cntter, | riding cu}ti'a-
tor. Oliver chilled plows, l spring
tooth harrow, / pr. hay cranes, ,
dag herrows. shovel plows, single,
double and thrib'e trees, | spreader,
manure spreader, 2gasoline engines
and q horse power, 2 copper ket-
Ties, l washing machine, Enterprise
sausage grinder and stu fer, meat and
lard, ] two u7it milking machine, one
churn and butter tub, 2 stoves and
kettles. lot of sacks &c
Household goods and other articles
not necessary to mention.
( TERMS OF SALE:
On sums of Ten Dollars and less,
Cash on sums over Ten Dollars, a
credit of Four Months will be given
with we'll endorsed negotiable note,
with six per cent interest from date.
~ No property to be moved until
terms Of sale complied with.
NJ. H. BOW MAN,
Woodstock, Va
G.. c. Skyles, Clerk.
E. r. Smith and G. E. Tapley, Auc-
tioneers.
Fob IL 0u
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
tnconsiderate Infantry.

One artillery unit worked hard dur
ing the afternoon of the second day of
the attack to get its pieces into posi-
ton. 1t had moved up for the second
time, and had not fired shot.
1t was four o'clock when the lieu.
tenant In command gave orders for
every one to stand by. The gunners
were to fire their first volley into the
German lines.
Every one stood waiting for the Anal
word when the telephone rang and
word came that the infantry had adj
vanced so far that 1t would be neces-
sary to move up again before going
into action.
"Oh!" said gunner; those infan-
try guys amt got no respect for us
at all !''-Stars and Stripes.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-02-21
Dreadful Cough Cured

A severe cold is often followed BY
rou Ii cough for which Chamber.
aims Cough Remedy has proven
especially Y tlu'olp Mrs F ". Oh.
sen, Marysvile, Mo writes: "About
'wo years ago my little boy Jean
'tueht II severe colo and coughed
lreadfully for days, I tried a mum
Der OF cough medicines but nothing
did him any good until [ gave him
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t
relieved his cough right away aud
before he had finished taking Que
bottle he Vas cured think It is inst
fine for children" adv