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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Red Cross Clinic,

The Red Cross Clinic for the re =
moYal Of tonsis and adenoids was
held in Hotel Hoffman Annex, Wood
stock, on Wednesday and Thursday,
Dec. LIST land I'd. DR.. Philip w. Boyd,
OF Winchester performed operations
upon forty-nine patients. He was
assisted in the operating room by
Miss Didier and Miss Higgins, ex-
perienced nurses, of Winchester,
Misses Rena Painter and Lillian
Howard we're nurses assistants In the
operating room. DIR. w. c. Ford was
anaesthetist, he was assisted by Miss
Mary Heller a graduate nurse of
Charleston, W. Va.
Other physicians in attendance were
DR.. Fl. B, Irwin, DIR. j. n. Smoot and
DR.. Wilson F. Gearing.
Mrs. Forbes, OF Front Royal, Mrs.
Marjorie Hill, of Maurertown, anG
Miss Bette Milne, OF Springfield
Mass, Red Cross County School
| Nurse, were the other graduate
nurses In attendance. Among the
nurses aides were Mrs. William
Paxton, Mrs. NJ. L. Walton, end Mrs
VERNE Estep, Mrs. T. T. Lines, Misses
VS.. Painter. Louise Shepp, Margare,
DAYS., Lizzie Pence, and Anna vii
liams. Acting A. orderlies were
NJ. Bauserman, Jr., Ford Saum, Jas
Geary and Elliott Bauserman. DR.
w. F. Gearing took charge OF tn
patients during each night.
The operations were successful ant
the patients are recovering nicely.
The ply sicians in charge expressed
the opinion that the Hotel Annex i
splendidly suited for . clinic and the
we're we'll pleased with the arrange
msnts. The patients operated upol
were from oil sections OF the county.
Eight were unable to pay the fe
and the expense OF their operation
will be borne by the Red Gross.
Arrangements for tho Clinic wer
made by Miss Milne, and the Re-
Gross Committeeon nursing Acti vities
composed OF the following members
M. L. Walton, Jr., Chairman, DR.. "
lC. Ford, DR.. ]. B. Rush, G. v. Shoe
maker, Miss Nan Williams and Mr.
IWillism Paxton.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.

Shenandoah Circuit Court, Dec.
II, 1920. In Vacation.
Ida F. Borden and W. q. Bor-
den, Complts.
VS.. In Chancery.
Elmer L. Hollar &c, Defts.
The object of the suit is to construe
the will OF George W. Hollar, deceas.
led, and particularly the following
provision thereof:
81 will to my beloved wife, Ida F.
Hollar, everything l possess, as
long as she lives. I desire no sale,
unless my wife, Ida F. Hollar, so de-
sire, but everything is left to her to
do as she sees fit. After her death
1 will the remainder to my son, Elmer
Loco Hollar. Should he die before
my wife, the said Ida F. Hollar, then
the remainder shall be put in trust
and proceeds thereof shall be used to
maintain and keep up our graves and
cemetery lot,' the said will being
probated in the Clerks Office of the
lCounty of Shenandoah on the 2lst day
of May, 1914, in Will Book 81, page
3O2, and also to determine the re
spectlve rights of Ida F. Borden
formerly Hollar, widow of George
w. Hollar, deceased) and Of Elmer
IL. Hollar, under the said will, to the
property therein devised, and In the
Ida F. Borden Is not vested with a
fee simple in the said real estate, but
THAT an Interest vests in Elmer L.
IHollar under the terms OF said will,
the further object Of this suit is to sell
the said real estate, and the said Ida
IF. Borden having entered into an
agreement with Cleveland H. Chris.
titan for the sale OF said real estate
devised by the testator at the price oil
IS1, 10000, the further object of the sui
lis to have confirmation of said sale
and q reinvestment of the funds under
the direction Of the court in this cause
and for general relief.
The real estate consists of trac
lof land OF about II acres, situated In
Madison District of Shenandoah
'lCounty, about one mile In a
northerly direction from Edinburg
ladioining the lands of Samuel Get,
, and others.
1t appearing by affidavit that thu
defendants John w. Hollar, OF Nam
mouth, H., Lydia Ann Hopkins, o
MAMMOTH, ILL.,, John w. Laml
(alson known and called John W
LAMB of Dobbin, W. Va, Homer
Philip Lamb (also known and called
. Homer Philip Lam) of New Castle
lPa.. and Thomas S. Holler, of Beard
Nv. Va, are non-residents Of THU
Estate, 1t ID therefore ordered that they
!do appear within 10 days after du
publication of this notice in tn
, Clerks Office of our said Court, ant
. lido what 10 necessary to protect thei
/, Interests.
OTTO v. PENCE, Clerk.
Tevenner 4 Bauserman, p. o.
] Dec. 3-4M.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Buy one Of those big one hundred
and ten gallon oil tanks from M
shsn. Farmer Union,
Make your hsas lay eighty cent
eggs by using Rssfer's More Egg
Tonic. For sale by Laudon stieklsy,
Court street.
Big stock OF real galvanized farm
gates and lawn gates, also Cant Sag
gates. shsn. Farmers Union.
FOR sALE-Ownsr leaving town.
Plano, desk, typewriter, book cases,
refrigerator, oil stove &c. Apply at
Presbyterian kAnss. Nov. ls-u.
Why no shop early for Christmas
aad avoid she rush. II will give more
tins TO look al everything and buy
i.st what you want, aud will enable
she merchants to more fully supply
your needs.
II Norfolk last week man named
Pine married o Miss Oakes. The best
man w&s named Birch, the brides
maid Misc Laurel, the officiating
minister the Rev. MIR. Wood, and the
couOie vent 10 Hickory, N. c.. to
vista he groom's aunt, Mrs. Single.
Yrhe colorsd people OF Woodstock
p-otecs themselves without calling up
oo zoe police. When . stranger ap.
peas among them and undertakes to
create disturbance, he 10 at once
tsksa Qua, tried. and punishment in
sIcsed. He 10 then ordered TO depart
aod ne doesnt hesitate to obey the
order. Years ago. this custom was
observed with happy effects.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03

The hons Of Mrs. Dora A. Kaesy,
|ef oonievills. Va, was Tho sosns Of q
very pretty Wedding Thursaay after.
noon At two o'clock, when her dsugh.
ssr' Miss Mary E. Ksssy, became the
ur'as OF Mr.. Victor A. phillips. OF
Wsynssboro, W.
The homo was tastsfully decorated
with palms. cut flowers and lighted
eandlss. Preceding the ceremony,
Miss Mary Richerssk, OF Bridge.
water, played Souvenir" after which
Miss Hsssis Arnold, OF Bridgewater
college. sang II Love You Truly"
Aohsngrin's Wedding March was used
- processional and Mendelssohn' .
march ~ reeesslonal. "Melody OF
Love" was rendered during the cere-
mony which was performed by Elder
Joseph Ksxey. OF Dayton.
The bride WAS given In marriage by
her uncle, J. Frank Good Of Comic
vile, Miss Edith Phillips, sister OF
ths groom was maid of honor, while
the Bridesmaid we're Misses Annie
Wine, and Ruth Miller. of Forest
Vile. Mr.. Frank CARRIER, of Bridge.
water was best man. Little Alice
McQusv strewed rose petals In front
OF the bride.
Tho bride was gowned In ivory
satin. Hsr veil was caught with orange
blossoms and she carried brides roses.
The maid OF honor wore taffeta and
carried white chryssnthemums. The
bridesmaids wore pink satin and
carried white chrysanthenums.
Immediately after the ceremony,
refreshments were served to about
Atty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips left the same
evening for Niagara Falls. They
will be at home after December 10th.
at Waynesboro, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Program For New Theatre

Friday, Dec. 3-vivisn Martin In
'His OmoiAl Fsncse''. One Of her
best Photoplsys. Also Helen Holmes
In The Fsis! Fortune.
Saturday. Dec. 4-Monros Salisbury
In . great AlaskAn Drama "Camllls
OF the Yukon" Also Q good comedy.
Dont miss 10.
Monday, December 6-Madgs K.
Kennedy in . big soeisly feature
"Hsip YOURSELF. Also jack Dsmpsy
In Daredevil Jack" . thrilling
prize fight
Tuesday, Dec. 7-Owsn Moors In
"Ths Desperate Hero" The kind Of
Photoplsy Ne whole family will en-
joy. Also good comedy aod Red
Gross Picture.
wednesday, Dec. s-Asbsl Nor
msnd In Pinto" great wsstsrr
feature. It's oil about Soeist,
Dsbusaats. Also . good two rss
conedy.
Thnrsdsy. De-. s-Dorothy Dalton
II . spooisl Aircraft festuso 'sThl
ksrkss OF Souls". A powerful
touching pisoars Of human hearts /,
HiaA Lfe. Also . GOOD two ~
eoosly.
Booe 4AotoplAys aeo ahoWn eyee,
aiGnA Oe0e ~ eeie9 yoageolti !.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Or. Flanagan WEEDS
Miss Williams,

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bascom Dunr
have issued cards announcing the
marriage OF their sister, Miss Louise
Williams to DR.. Edward Latane
Flanagan.
The ceremony was performed in
st. PauI's Episcopal Church, Rich.
mond on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. Owing
to the recent death of the brides
father, Judge Samuel w. Williams,
the marriage was extremely quiet and
was witnessed only by the immediate
families.
DR.. Flanagan Is q prominent ply
sician Of Richmond and an x-ray
specialist.
Mrs. Flanagan has frequently visit
ed Woodstock where she has many
friends. Shells the youngest daugh.
ter Of the late Judge and Mrs. Will
lisms and Is graduate OF Miss
Ellett's school for Girls OF Richmond.
She is an attractive young woman
with many friends.
DR.. and Mrs. Flanagan, after an
extended wedding trip will make their
home In Richmond.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Death of Mrs. David SheetZ,

Mrs. Susan Sheetz, wife OF the late
David Sheetz, died at her home near
Calvary on Monday, Nov. goth, in
the eighty.seventh year of her age.
Surviving Mrs. Sheetz are five
daughters, Mrs. Reuben Peters, OF
st. Luke, Mrs. James Miller, of Mar
row Passage, Mrs. Frank Ooffman, of
Wakeman's Grove, Mrs. Albert
Sheetz, of near Edinburg, and Mrs.
William Borden, of Toms Brook, two
sons, Messrs. David and Campbell
Sheetz, of near Calvary.
For many years Mrs. sheetz had
been faithful member of the Church
OF the Brethren. Funeral services were
conducted by Rev. R. D. Mowery, in
the home on Tuesday afternoon ats 2
O'Clock.
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NJ. ludlow GOT
LASTING RESULTS
Declares his sluggish liver
was cleaned off and
strengthened by Dreco and
still feels fine after two
years.

''If any body who has lazy slug
gish liver will take full treatment of
Dreco, he wont have to take any more
medicine for years, at least that was
my experience, stated Mr.. W. A.
ludlow of Route 3, Staunton, Va.
81 suffered terribly from constipa-
ton. dizzy spells, nervousness and
headaches. My stomach was full OF
gas and slept poorly. I took three
bottles of Dreco over three years ago
anu my troubles have never returned
1t seemed that my vital organs we're
thoroughly toned up and my system
was filed with new energy. ! firmly
believe that if any person will take a
full treatment OF Dreco, they will get
the same benefit that | did,
"Most people make the mistake Of
not giving Dreco a fair trial, stop
ping the med icine before 1t has had
chance to thoroughly restore the
vital organs. My ADVICE is to give
Dreco a fair trial and you'll not be
disappointed y
All good druggists now sell Dreco
and it is being especially introduced
In Woodstock by Walton & Smoot,
and by Peoples Drug Store in Edin-
burg. adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Marriage Licenses

Arthur r, Boyce and Mary E
Teller, Toms Brook, Va. Nov 25th'
Ernest F. Mowery and Rosa NJ.
Teller, Toms Brook. Va, Nov 25th.
William Silvious aud Julia MAJ
shall, Nov 28rd
Vernon B Williams and Lena Gel
Inns, Nov oath
Victor Phillips and Mary E..
Kagey, Nov. 25th.
Walter J. Flanagan and Miss
Grace o. McInturff, of Strasburg,
Nov "a.
Joseph Raplogle and Miss Maude
Arehart, of Shenandoah County.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA,

Shenandoah Circuit Court, to-wit
In Vacation. Dec. 2, 1920.
Della M. McClain Complt.
VS.. In Chancery.
William McClain Deft.
The object of this suit Is to obtain a
divorce mensa ct thoro from William
McClain on the grounds of abandon
ment and deserton.
1t appearing by affidavit that the
defendant, William McClain, whose
last known address was Woodstock,
Virginia, is non resident OF this
State, it is therefore ordered that he
do appear within 10 days after due
publication of this notice in the Clerk 8
Office of our said Court, and do what
Is necessary to protect his interest.
OTTO V. PENCE, CLERK.
Tavenner & Bauserman, p. q.
Dec. 3-4w.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Notice..

70 the msmb Of our Christmas
Savings Club for 1920 checks will be
sens out on Decent Der 20th.
The books for membership In the
1921 club are now open and g cordial
Invitation 10 extended 10 join this
Cub and get the benefit Of "a account
sails character
Or course you will join.
The Shenandoah National Bank.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
EvanQelistiC Service

The Evangelistic services in the
Presy bterian Church are attended by
large and attentive congregations
each afternoon and evening. Rev.
D. K. Walthall, D. D., paster, of the
Presby terian Church of Wayneshoro,
Va, q successful evangelist delivers
impressive sermons each evening.
The services will continue unit
jSunday, Dec. 9Th when the Lord
Supper will be celebrated,
This will be the PASTORS final ser
vice before leaving for his new tiele
/ OF labor at Gerardstown, w. Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Teachers Institute

The second County Institute will
convene in ~. JAekson, Friday, Dec.
3rd.
A very strong program has been
prepared, . spesiel festurs Of which
VIII 10 . DEMONSTRATION Of achisvs.
nept tests IN reading, BY Misses
Anlhoay nd 0segar. Of ths ststl
Iuoenal 0AsEaooa1acg,tyas
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
NOTICE

Tax Bills for the year 1920 for the
Town are made out and may be PAID
at the office of Town Treasurer.
On January LIST, 1921, same must be
turend over to collector with pei
cent added.
Respectfully,
Nj. w NIAGRUDER
Oct. % to Jan1st. Treas,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Sheen Killed and Wounded.

Mr.. Frank Didawick, on the Bow
man farm East OF Woodstock had
Ave sheep killed and wounded on
Sunday night, Nov. 2lst. He after
wards confined the balance OF his
flock, q sheep, In sheep pen. Last
Sunday night, while Mr.. Didawick
was away from home, the dogs dug
under the pen, and killed or wounded
ell that they had left the week before.
which was 81, total OF 80.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Christmas Bazsar.

a Christmas Bazaar will be held In
the o5ics of ihe Shenandoah Life In
sursnce Co., In the ], L. Shaffer
building, M&in Street, on Saturday,
Dec. 4sh from 10 A. M. to 10 T. NJ.
candies, cakes, pies, rolls, fancy work
and handmade gifts for ChristmAi
will be sold by the Junior Guild Of
she Methodist Church.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Deleastcs Return

The following delegates from the
Shenandoah County schools attended
the virginis Tsaehsrs' Conference In
Richmond last wssk. Miss Lois
Smoos, . member Of the faculty OF
The Edinburg High School, Miss
Maud Orndorh, Of ihe Mt. Jackson
High School, Miss G sthsrips O'Nsal,
Of Ne Tons Brook High School, Miss
Frsnces epiggls, Of Ne Toms Brook
High School and Mr.. Clark Copp, OF
The Strasburs High School.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
More EGGS

Or Friday and Saturday Dec. 3rd
and 4sh she 81 90 packages Of Refer
More Egg Touic will be sold at II
cents. Store will be open all day
Friday and Saturday.
LANDoN STICKIEY,
Electrical Supplies,
Dec 3-1t. Court st.
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REAL ESTATE
PRIVATE SALE !

l will sell at Private Sale farm
containing 50 acres, situated II miles
west of Mount Olive. 1t is improved
by a good residence. barn and all
necessary out buildings. Ten acres
are woodland, 5 acres pasture land,
5 acres Of orchard in bearing con-
dition, the balance farming land.
LEE A. HElSHMAN.
Dec. 3-3w pd.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03

The faculty and student body Of
Maasanutten Academy will attend the
Methodist Church on next Sunday
night, Dec. 5th.
Mr.. Cockrell, the Pastor. will take
ss his subject The Beast st the
Door" The sermon viii be Al OF.
position OF an unusual and interest.
Ing passage In Genesis.
Tbs special music will be furnished
by MassAnutssn Academy talent, and
will consist OF g solo by Mr.. Atkinson
Oymock and quartet by Msssrs. q
]. Bsnchof, Vim. Mosssller. 0sorg,
Braun and George MaRill.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
PEHsONAI4

49, Anna saydss has sssusasA u
~ Acme on xuhlsnbe,s streaa. ette,
: v'sn 70 friends II pslilua.e,
x NJ. and Mrs. Mile. \. Myers, o.
.~,Hsiolk' w., and krs. Frank String
s.''ow' OF Lindsay, Va, have return.
- 70 fhsir homes, altar . visit 4
,ae!r parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan,,]
"'oa''ser o. Church strest
Mr.. A. Litson has returned 70
=, ~ Arlington; slsss . business "Trip "a
woodstock. bic tormsr home.
Ai''s' Margaret and Olive Ma,
zs"oer' aftsr spending The
Aosnksgiving holidays With their
esrenss' Mr.. and Mira. NJ. W. Maxru.
oer have returned to Wsshinaton.
where they are members OF the faculty
OF NE Chevy Chase High School.
Mr.. Joseph Myers, Of Rectortown.
VA visited relatives In Woodstock.
the- first Of the week.
Hiss Mary Allen . student of Mary
Baldwin Seminary, Staunton and
Miss Laura Allen, . student of Notre
osme' OF near Baltimore, spent
she Thanksgiving vacation with their
orother-in.law and sister, MIR. and
MRS. M. L. Walton. Jr. at their home
On MuhlenberR street.
clifford Funk, son OF Mr.. anc Mrs.
william Funk, Of Winchester, on
Monday was taken to Memorial Hos.
pisal, Winchester for treatment.
Cecil Funk, OF Winchester spent
Wednesday with relatives In Wood.
stock.
Misses Emily and Minnie snspp
have returned to New Market, after .
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. q. v. Shoe.
maker, on Masssnuttsn Heights.
DIR. P. W. Boyd, OF Winchester, 10
the guest OF DR.. and Mrs. W. C.
Ford, on Muhlenberg street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Fisher have re-
turned to their home In Philadel phia,
sfter . visit to Mrs. Fishers relatives,
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Nj ers, OF Wood.
stock, MIR. and Mrs. Luther Swartx
and Mr.. and Mrs. D. q. Peer, OF
Rev. D. 81. Rhodes, of Toms Brook
was q business visitor in Woodstock
Tuesday.
Division Superintendent of Schools
;. V. Shoemaker. spent q part of last
week In Richmond attending the
supts' aud Teachers Conference.
Miss Margaret Hoffman. OF the fac.
ilty Of the Harrisonburg Normal
school spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. S. J. Hoffman on South /
dain Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Fravel and Mr..
md Mrs. J. D. Grablll were business
'lstsors at Red Banks, Tuesday. |
Mr. Jacob Haun has returned from
weeks business trip to Lynchburg
md Roanoke.
Mr.. B. A Warmer, County Agent
Tor Shenandoah County 10 spending
his week in Blacksburg where the
annual conference OF the County
AGENTS OF Virginia is being held.
This meeting OF the County Farm
Demonstrators 10 OF great benefit not
'nly to the agents, but to the farmers
Il the various counties { o whom they
I'LL later transmit the practical knowl-
dge gained at the conf erence. |
Miss Mary Samusls la visiting Mr..
nd Mrs. ]. K. Mccoy, and little
laughter Louise Bsrgelt Mccoy, ct |
heir home in Mullins, w. Va.
Mrs. Csywood Henry and Miss
henry were in Hsrrisonburg this
week.
Mr.. H O. Nicodemus, Of Frederick,
Nd, was q business visitor in Wood
took this week.
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Geo, w, Patten, Dead,

George W. Patten died at Ednbure
last Tuesday evening, in the 85tt
year of his age.
He had been a member Of Co. G
33d Va. Unity. Stonewall Brigade
Surviving him is his sister, Mrs.
Isaac Clinedinst of Edinburg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Stickley's Electrical Store

Outside work sometimes causes my
electrical store on Court street to be
closed parts Of days, but you Will al.
ways find the store open the entire
dag Saturday.
LAsrpoN ezycaLEx.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Church Notes.

EDINBURG z. 3. CHANGE.
Preaching Sunday morning o.
Hswkinsiown at 1890 Otserblne at
P. N. Sunday School at EdinburR
Mt. Herman st $50, Otterbine st 2:30
AL welcome.
y. L. BAUCHER, Minister,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
1T TAKES THE
STARCH OUT
OF A FELLOW
SOMETIMES YOU NEED A TONI

WORKING HARD EVERY DAY WITHOUT
LET UP WEARS YOU OUT IN TIME
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Les

A Ladies' Elgin closed faced Gold
Watch on the Valley Pike between
Naurersown and Woodstock. The
auder please return to HERALD Office,
and reesive o liberal reward.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
Christmas Greeting Cards.

A 'ull line Of samples OF engraved
greeting cards. Order now before 1t
is 100 late. See samples at HERALD
Once.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
For Rent.

Store Room for rent in Woodstock,
Apply at herald Office.
Is pd
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-12-03
FOR Sale

Pure Bred Poland China Pigs.
Sired by Champion Boar ut our
County Fair. Born Oct. 2. Prices
right. Hubert d. Artz,
Dec. e-H. Woodstock, Va.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

5, L. BAUCHER, Minister i.
Evening journal., 1920-10-20
!! For QGHick ReEef
OF Consultation

1rapolo does not contain calomel or
other mercury salts II ia purely veee-
able, mild but positive in action. and
iosoluteiy harmless. The small. choco-
ate'coated tablets are easy TO take
and give natural movement with.
Aut purging or gripping Price Is cents.
Miller Drug Store, u. w. I,intnc
frop., f0f-s06 Market ST., WiIminrto,
pel. and au leading druERistN.
Evening journal., 1920-10-20
finds WAY TO
INCREASE WHEAT
Frenchman's Discovery May
Revolutionize Methods
of Growing Grain
NEW FORMULA ADDS
so P. c. PRODUCTION

PARIS, Oct ia discovery which
IS expected to revolutionize wheat
growing In France and perhape
fender this country a heavy ex-
porter Instead or a heavy importer
OF grain. has been announced by NJ
llon-Gaud. the Luther Burbank Of
Franco. Tests have shown that cultl-
Nation under he-new system VIII
nring about a 30 per cent. Increase
IN the crop. and this has been done
on worked-oui, exhausted land.
inc inventor estimates that the
senera use OF his formula would
result IN aa decrease Of 20Do0OO0
A'n1dredw0eht or wheat a - rason
with saving OF onc-third OF the
seed gran now employed
The French Ministry OF Aeicul-
ture s interested in the new dis
ooTery and has voted an appropria-
ton for official tests 10 be made in
The Department OF llsierc. NJ. Pion-
Ga1d, speaking OF his experiments,
in order 10 iudSs Inc value Of
my method II must be remembered
that all OF my tests have been made
10 worn-out exhausted soil-soil on
which not even the thinnest crop OK
nav has bean possible ID the past.
Before dreaming OF any sort OF a
crop L would have been necessary
10 have II fertilized to the extent
of 400 wagons OF fertilizer TO 50
"For me seeding used but two
ffths OF the seed usually employed
IN similar SOL. ! used one and one
bait kilos Of sulphate Of ammonia
and 50 hlos Of superphosphates or
oue hundredth part OF that ord
nafiy used. am undertaking my
success when put the crop al q
per cent larger Than that obtained
from milar soil on which fer
rlzer is used and which Is worked
10 the usual way.
Before sowing I plowed my neid
with a plow OF a special design,
which is six feet wide, or six times
wider than the usual variety. This
piow was passed eight or ten times
through the soil ito obtain aeration.
This does not entail arduOus work
as the soil becomes easily breakable
SITTER the FIRST plowiAg. The soil thus
plowed Is cleaned or all weeds. which
permits easy growth.
After having dipped the seed IN
a solution, The composition Of which
I am not ready TO reveal, I sub
merged IL for several minutes in a
solution OF sulphate OF copper. The
seed, alter tbs treatment. was put
In heaps and left until termination
beean. Then the seedlings were
sewed by the machine In lines al
, depth OF two and a half centimeters
ihe sowing machine was equipped
with two hoppers, one containing
the seed wheat. the other containing
the superphosphaie. which was placed
IN the ground in direct contact with
NE grain"