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The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

A caucus has been called here for the 18th of March to nominate can didates for the school board.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

The Trigve of Petersburg was in port the first Of the week, hav- ing brought over a couple of drum merS.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

Lee Hilts, proprietor of the Craig Machine shop, has returned from Port Beauclaire cannery where he went to examine some machinery that he intends to install in his shop here.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

St. Philips Guild will meet at theGuild room tomorrow afternoon. All members urged to attend.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

Dan Becker has fulfilled his con- tract getting out piles for the Steam boat Bay Packing Company and returned to Craig.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

William Gardner gave a dance at the Moose hall on the night of the 24th of March in honor of vis- itors from Hydaburg. The dance was the best of the season.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

Every Moose is urged to attend the meeting tomorrow (Friday) night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30
Frank A. Aldrich

Invites the support of Men and Women Voters of the First Divi- sion, in his candidacy for the Re- publican nominatio for Territorial Senator. As a former legislator he introduced the following bills now on the statutes:
 Pioneers Home at Sitka,
 Labor's Liability Act,
 Alaska Roads and Trails,
 Pension Bill for Aged Men and Women of Alaska,
 Bill Creating Office of Attorney General,
 And other valuable legislation.
 Primary election, Tuesday April 25. Alb.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30
Craig Notes

The Big Harbor Packing com pany began mild curing king salmon here on March 22. They received a large boat load from Hetta Inlet. Superintendent George Edenshaw sliced up and gave the first ones to the residents free. MT. Edenshaw says he will buy all the king salmon brought in and pay the highest market price for both reds and whites.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1922-03-30

Salmon are showing up in differ ent sections.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Hair Preparations

Mulsi6ed Cocoanut Oil ;. .39e
Certer's Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo Soc
Duchesene Tar and Egg. >. .59c
Hays Henna Shampoo. -. .24c
La Creole Hair Dressing .s3e
Farr'. Gray Hair Restorer. .69c
Hays Hair Health. ...... .24e
Herpieide .45c, s9c
Danderine &c, 45c, 79c
Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur SSc, 79c
Sargeant's Mango Remedy. .55e
Clover's Mango Semedy. .55c
Wild Root Hair
Tonic =. 2ec, 49e, S5c
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Best Depilatories
Tooth Preparations

6Oc Carmnc Tooth Paste. .39c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste. .39c
Pebeco Tooth Paste. ..... -39c
Colgate's Tooth Paste. .25e
Kolynos Tooth Paste. .23c
Kal Pheno Tooth Paste. .2le
Mag Lac Tooth Paste. soc
Listerine Tooth Paste -. .39c
Sozodont Tooth Paste .25e
Chloredixo Tooth Paste. .45c
Ii Bor Phen Tooth Paste. .45e
6oc Forhan'. Tooth Paste. .43c
Lyons Tooth Powder or
Paste .l/c
Revelation Tooth Powder. .29c
Ideal Chlor ate of Potash
Tooth Paste Csc
Pyrodento Tooth Paste Csc, 39c
Ipana Tooth Paste. ..... .39c
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Rouges, Etc.
Nail Preparations

Melba Mai! Polish. .25e
Nalo Instant Nail Polish. .29c
35e Cutex Nail Preparations 29e
Hyglo Nail Polish. ....... .29c
Prays Rosaline .29c, 53c
Lustrite Nail Preparations. .29e
Clazo Liq. Nail Polish -. .42c
Evening star., 1922-07-30

Azurea Vegetal ........$1.l5
Pinaud's Lilac Vegetal :. SIC
Duchesene Lilac Vegetai .S9c
Houbisant's Ideal" Extract,
ounce $3.50
Mary Garden Extract. OF. $2.19
Mavis Extract, bulk, OF. .$1.19
Garden Court Extract, bulk,
OF. $500
Garden Court Toilet
Water ........... $500
Djer Kiss Vegetal ......$1.19
Djer Kiss Toilet Water,
$1.69 and $3.50
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Best Toilet Soaps

Dermatone Soap, 19c, 3 for Soc
Woodbury's Soap 19e, 3 for 55c
Resinol Soap ............1Sc
Cuticura Soap .......::. .1Sc
Packers Tar Soap .21c
3 for 60c
Pears Unscented .12c
Pears Scented .16c
Sayman's 49,. 12c, 3 for 35c
Evening star., 1922-07-30
Best Deodorants
Creams, Lotions, Etc.

{ Creams, Lotions, Etc.
Nadinola Cream .........3 3Sc
Stillman's Freekle Cream .42c
Eleaya Cream ...........3 3Se
Ponds Vanishing Cream,
Csc, 49c
Pompeian Massage Cream,
45e, CSC, sec
Othine Freckle Cream. :. $50
Melba Greaseless Cream,
Csc, Soc
Hudnut's Marvellous Cold
Cream. .25c, Soc. $1.0o
Queen Anne Lotion. .35e, 65e
Fro.tilla .Z3c
Dame Nature Skin Inn
proven ........... Z9e, 4oe
Melba Skin Lotion 35c
Jersen's Lotion .29c
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-08
PROGRAM FOR new THEATRE
WOODSTOCK, VA

Friday, Sept. 8-Earl Williams in
Il Isn't Being Done This Season" a
good comedy drama you viii enjoy. Al
so Charles Hutcherson in the new
serial The WhirIwind." q thrilling
dramatic story Of love, hate and stir
ring adventures. Be sure TO see the
first episode.
Saturday, Sept 9-viola Danna in
'Biackmail," one Of the most enjoy
able crook melodramas ever seen. II
contains clever citations. Also a good
two reel comedy will be added
Monday, Sept. 1l-Court Day open
all day-Hoot Gibson in Fire Eater, -
the best type Of Western play made,
very thrilling and exciting. Also a
thrilling episode of Adventures Of
TarZan."
Tuesday, Sept. 12-Paramount Pro-
gram-William DeMiIle's production
All Star Cast Mountain Madness" i,
arouses intense interest, creates emo.
tons and suspense. Also a good com.
edy. Don't miss it.
Wednesday, Sept. 13-Allen Dawn in
Heart Of 4 Fool" an entertaining
melodrama, mixture Of comic, farcical
romantic and meIodramafic situations
Thursday, Sept 14-Mamice Tour
ner's big production-Ab big Special Al
Star Cost TIE hi, J" . thfi1ling taJe d
4 girl, 4 crook and 4 nf1lionaire.
Bet RhetpPAv.ssey night
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PERSONALS

Misses Alice Rinker and Ruth Hall
returned Monday from q visit Of five
weeks 10 Mr. and Mrs. P. 5. I. Rinker
lin Washington, Dr. and Mrs Q. ".
Barton in Greensboro, Md, and Mrs.
John Slower in Gaithersburg, Nd.
Thomas Dosh Of Williamsburg Va. is
the guest Of his sisters, Misses Jennie
ana Lizzie Dosh at their home o. North
Main Street
Rev. Charles c. Haun pastor Of the
Bethlehem Brethren Church. near Har-
risonburg attended National Confer
.ence Of the Brethren Church in session
last week at Winona Lake Indiana.
During his absence Mrs Haun and two
little sons were guests Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhodes Of near Maurer-
town and Mr. and Mrs. G. Harry Haun
Of Woodstock Mr.. and Mrs. Haun
have returned 10 their home in Harri-
|sonburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynwood Litton have
|returned 10 their home in Washington,
latter a visit 70 Mr.. and Mrs William
Fadeley and other relatives near Wood
stock
Miss Mary johnson, OF Baltimore,
after visit to Mrs. Sallie Fansler Of
this place, left Wednesday for visit
70 relatives in staunton
Miss May Bickers has returned from
Ia months visit TO Baltimore, Boston
and New York.
Mrs. WI. Coffman and little daugh-
ter Virginia, have returned 70 their
home in Washington, after = months
visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Sager.
Clinton Sager is seriously i'll at MS
home a s.. Luke,
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ, Hummel and little
son Frederick, Of New Brighton, Staten
Island, New York, who have spent
several weeks or a motor nip through
New England arrived in Woodstock re-
Icently enroute TO Hot Springs where
they spent several days at the Home
stead Mr.. Hummel returned Monday
to New England and Mrs. Hummel
will remain in Woodstock where she IS
head Of the musical department at
Massanutten Academy Frederick Hum
Incl is a student at the Woodstock
Graded School,
Ray Jenkins spent several days in
Washington, D. c. this week.
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FOOTBALL Al Il. 4.

The gridiror is coming fast and
NATURALLY We are interested as 70 what
the situation at the Academy will be.
As announced, Col. Benchott has
secured an Z No. ! coach Tor his cadets,
and, in doing 50 promises q fine grade
q po-t. for the coming session Capt.
Jowert has wide reputation il the
middle west and his appearance al n,
! viii be hailed with delight.
Al1ho each year looses to the home
team some Of its best athletes the re-
turn q z number Of the leading stars
IS assured and around them as 2
nucleus. \ strong team is assured,
CAPT Frank Eordermark Of Jackson
vile will be on deck. and, assisted by
such brilliant players as Fouts. Mason,
Hawes. Dellinger and Barrett Of last
year with wnat new men are enrolled.
Won ldseem 70 assure him OF victo-
rioQs team. The schedule will be an
interesting one. opening At Woodstock
on Sep. Both with the Virginia School
for Deaf and Dumb. who played 50
magniHcently last year, On Oct 18th
NJ A, will play at Fishburne, and
games with a. N A. at Woodstock and
Washington and Lee Freshmen, also a
Washington High School are assured.
Tn Thanksgiving game will be
played a. ShippensDurg, Penna,, with
the Normal School OF that place. Capt,
Jowest and some OF the men will come
early 50 as to get il shape for the
first game, Sep. 30th.
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stickley and Newton made some
NIFTY stops, both cutting men off at the
plate. Gibbs made nice stop in the
eighth, starting fast double play.
That big stick of Jeff" Smiths con
nected with the little white thing that
the pitcher tried to breeze past him
twice when two men were on bases.
Result-four runs, ''nuf sed!' He PLAYED
a nice game in the field and in the End
made perfect peg TO the plate com
pleting double play.
This was Newton's first appearance
at second since being hurt. and he was
there in old time form. He was hit
by the pitchers twice, and walked twice,
thus enabling him TO score two runs.
Summary; RHE
WE 21OOO2OO1-6 3
Winchester 000O0O-3 6 I
Batteries; Secrist, Patterson Laugh
lin. Schrider, Holden, and Legg.
Two base hits-Smith, Weems Legg.
Three base its-Smith, Coffman. Stolen
base-Stickley. Sacrifice hits-Coffman
Smith and Laughlin, Double plays
Smith to Laughlin; Gibbs 10 Newton to
Haslett Struck out-by Holden /; by
schrider /; by Secrist 2; by Patterson
Base on balIs-otf Holden 3; off Schrider
+; off Secrist : off Patterson /. Hits
Oft Schrider in tnnings; of Holden
S in innings; off Secrist in l-3 in.
off Patterson in 2 3 innings. Hit By
Schrider Newton By
Holden, Newton, Bauserman Passed
oall-Legg. Losing pitcher-Holden.
Winning pitcher-Patterson Umpire
Shannon.
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LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

Carpet chain at Skaters. p.
Take your trade to Locke's.
New fall low shoes just in at Locke 5,
Oat meal lOc box at Shaffer's. d.
See our new fall shoes. Locke
Save money buy at Locke's.
Outing lie yard at Skaters. 2t.
Twill pay sc Ii. for hams. Locke
~ wash basins l5c at Shaffer's. 2t.
For bargains in clothing 90 to Locke
Get the most for your trade take il 10
Loc>es.
P~suy check ginghams &c I'd at
Skaters. p.
Wanted. SIDES. shoulders and hams
II LocHe's.
SIS. buys nice parrot. blankets q,
Skaters. p
-~, received al shades in sweaters.
Ge: Yours Locke.
Nev Blankets 81 Special Prices Al;
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Gil 70 see Is Court Day bargains in
e.=-s department. Locke
Sec CIT new yarns I've ball al
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Baby Clinic

Baby Clinics will be held in Strasburg
and Edinburg Sept fourteenth and fiji
teenth in charge Of Dr.. Dryden. assisted
by Miss S. F. Cowling, Red Cross Pub
lie Health nurse and Mrs William Paxton
chairman Of the nursing committee.
The Clinics will be held under the
auspices Of the State Board Of Health
and the Red Cross at Strasburg, in the
High School Building Sept. i, from c
4. n. 10 ) P NJ and at Edinburg Sept.
18th at High School from A N. to
P. n Babies from six months to siz
years old will be examined and prizes
will be given for perfect babies.
The Clinics held in Woodstock anC
New Market were Of great benefit Il
both children and parents.
Miss Cowling our efficient County
nurse has been untiring and very sue
cessful in her efforts 10 have the
mothers follow the treatment and care
suggested at the clinic and a decidec
Improvement in the health and comfor
of the children has resulted.
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Modern Paul Revere

Upon arrival in Winchester Tuesday
i was discovered that the We boys
rad eft their bats in Woodstock. a
prominent business man OF Woodstock,
who IS also an enthusiastic baseball fan
volunteered 70 deliver the bats in
Winchester in tine FOR the game and
the way he made his car hum down the
famous Valley pike would make Pau
Revere and Old Phil Sheridan look &c
their laurelS
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Start Tour Own Business

Make more money! Retail Rawleighs
Good Health Food Products, Spices,
Flavors, Medicines, Toilet Prepare
lions. Etc. 140 every day necessities
used by millions. Largest company,
established 80 years. Favorably known
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business. 5000 5000 yearly. Particu-
lars free; give 4ge, occupation, refer.
ences. W. 7. RaWleioh Co, Dept 81
Freeport, III. Sepk1-H.
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MaSsanutten Academy

| The Massanutten Academy will opel
on September 2lst next, for the 24tl
year. During the summer many repair.
nave been made, looking forward IL
the service, and when the doors oper
on the 10th for the reception of new
students, everything will be in prime
order for the year.
| Prof. Benchoff has been occupied
| most of the summer in making plans
| and gathering in students and reports
that prospects indicate good school
on the opening week. The number Of
new enrollments is about the same as
last year and with the former boys in
place the Halls will be filled.
4 number of important changes Twill
be noted in the faculty lineup.
Mr.. Stanley Twoes, B. s. Of Delaware
Col ege, will be in charge of mathema-
tics and science. Mr.. Twoes is fine
scholar and will maintain high standard
IN this department.
Capt. K. c. Mcdonald, of Tennessee
Military Institute, will be new addi-
ton to the staff Capt Mcdonald is
thoroughly trained military man, and
will have charge OF discipline and mill
tary field work. This is a new venture
at N. A. and promises splendid results
IN the morale of the school
As coach NJ. A. will be unusually for
tunate in having secured Capt Jack
Jowett, Clinton, Iowa. to assume this
leadership. Mr.. Jowett is graduate
of Lake Forest University, Lake Forest,
III. and was Varsity man on all major
sports. He will introduce western
methods OF physical training. He is al
fine fellow personally, and his selection
guarantees q big year il sports.
Another venture which Prof. Ben
choff has had in mind in developing the
work al NJ \. is to have q surplus
teacher. 10 assist the boys in their pre-
partition Of lessons, and be & ready
helper il z personal way. He has Sc
cured the services Of Prof. ". ]. Sny-
der. Chester Heights, Pa, for this work
Pro-. SNYDER is a scholar and teacher
o. !5ng experience. His coming pro
misses added dignity ard cultural sta
billy 10 the language department.
In the commercial course Miss Gen
eva Dellahay Of Owenesboro, KY, isl
the newly elected teacher. Miss Del
lahaE bears z high record Al the Bow
ling Green Business College, BowlingI
Green. Ky. and in addition 10 teaching
will be the Headmaster's secretary
Mrs. HummelI and Captain Spikerl
will be in charge Of the music as lastl
year, and viii be glad to meet their
as early as possible q. the
opening, in order 10 insure a satisfactory |
program,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-08
WOODSTOCK CnAUTAUQUA

The Tenth Annual Session OF tn,
ISwarthmore Chsutauqua closed Tues
|day after having given to the people
of this section series of excellen
programs.
DR.. Henry Denlinger was the Chau
ltauqua Superintendent, and during his
stay in our midst made many friends.
He was for fourteen years minister
of the Presbyterian Church. At pres
/! ent he holds the chair of history in the
Connecticut State College. His lectures
were mastery efforts and were deeply
appreciated by the audiences present.
His subjects were american From
tiers The Two Americas and
America the Beautiful
The musical numbers on the program
were Of the highest order, from the
opening number by the The Chapel
Singers to the final number, when the
Colonial Operate Company gave their
excellent program.
The lectures were both entertaining
and instructive dealing largely with the
affairs and problems of the day. Sat-
urday evening Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen,
The Mother Goose Lady" delivered
an excellent lectures.
DR.. Gregory Zilboorg, who was
under-secretary Of the Kerensky
Cabinet lectured on the subject, I'VE
Witness History"
Madam A C. Zehner, of Texas. de-
livered. Monday afternoon lecture,
The Forces that Help or Hinder in
the Progress of a Nation.
Turn TO the Right the Comedy
Drama of the week was presented by
the excellent company of Chautauqua
players Monday evening.
The Junior Department was as usual
a huge success which speaks in the
highest terms Of the unusual ability of
the children of Woodstock and Shen-
andoah County. They entered into
the Junior Chautauqua with q spirit
which naturally means success. The
Juniors Of Woodstock have for a
Of Years been the banner town
OF the circuit. Monday they conducted
tag day which amounted 10 SIS. 90 which
was turned over BY the Mayor OF
Chautauqua Town, Miss Mary Bare
Bowman, to Prof, NJ c. Hollngsworth
for the purchase OF books for the
library for the young people Of tie
Graded School.
The climax Of the Junior work was
reached when the pageant conquest
9f Peace was faultlessly rendered
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Gregory
zilboorg was junior leader and was !
assisted by Miss Mackenzie.
5UARANToRs FOR cHAuTAUQUA 1873. |
WOODSTOCK, VA.
N. L Walton. j, D. Harpine. Otto
'. Pence. Mrs. J, Grove Kneisley, ". |
:. Newman, Mrs. F. B Riddleberger, |
Jacob Haun, NJ l. Walton Jr.. Vim. |
i. Few, J. B. Rush. c. c. Skyles. T. |
}. Lutz. Y B. Oil Co., c. Y. Shoe |
maker Margaret Y. Hoffman, Wood |
took Times. H. P. Magruder, Mrs. |
J. u. Bauserman, 7. G. Locke, Chas |
v. HupP, Harry P Fnnkhouser |
Gilbert 7. Pence. H. j. Benchoff D |
;. Davis Bailey & Solenberge-, J. L,
3oyer / Co, c. c. Boyer, ". B. Allen |
i. N. Wender. Milton {, Ho,l:ngs-
worth. Arthur c. Stickley. Florence
!. Stckiey, PI S. Rhodes L. E
4eprer
Several additional persons have 2! |
eady signified their intention Of |
igning as guarantors. 4 copy of the
ontrac. has been left here for ad-
iitional signatures. and il IS probable
hat there will ultimately be about
lily guaraptOrS.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1922-09-08

Fiction and features, combined with
beautiful pictures, are unrivaled when
they appear in The Washington Star.
They are carefully selected-the best
produced. Order your copy Of The
Washington Star for Sunday, Septem-
her 10th, from your neusdealer today.
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NOTICE

IN account o The Shenandoah County
Fz--. Tne Shenandoah National Bank
and Tae Nauoua. Bank Of Woodstock,
Woodstock, Va. VI. De closed on Wed
nasday. Sept. l3th and Thursday, Sept.
IAN atter = o clock u You are kindly
requested . 10 your banking early on
tEese Ea:s
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Church Notes
REFnRMEn cErErE

Rev. 5. W. Kuhns will preach At St
Pauls Reformed church Woodstock
next SUNDAY Al eleven and 5 o'clock.
Everybody most cordially invited.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
All the regular services will be re-.
sumed Al the Presbyterian Church next
SUNDAY. The pastor will preach at
night at Woodstock and a. Mt. jackson
in the morning. Sunday School at q:45
\, NJ. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7;30
p n
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fair TO Open Tuesday

Tie Far Grounds are II excellent
S. -L.--o1 .Ee EXHIBITS n al lines are
ana a.. = y readiness fo- IL open
~ - ,C5 largest AUG best Fair that
Shenandoah County has ever known.
--- -e-.CE cay 5 Tuesday. Sept: l2th.
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Federal farm Loan
Fund at 51-2 per cent

| can now take applications for loans
through the Federal Farm Loan System
to bear interest at ST per cent. APP
plicants must be farmers, deriving their
chief income from the farm, which
must be large enough to support ap-
plicant and his family. Apply to
w. L. NEWMAN,
Secretary Treasurer,
Aug. lit. Woodstock, Va.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Lewis Singleton Rudasill, pastor. 9:45
4. n. Sunday School ; II 4. NJ Preach
ing by the pastor 7:15 P. NJ. Epworth
League S P. NJ. Preaching-s subject:
How Old Are You r. Wednesday al
5 P. N. Prayer Meeting. Everybody
welcome to all services.
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How They Stand
In Valley League
Woodstock dinburg Loses
Chance of Winning Penuan1

Woodstock Edinburg was defeated on
the home grounds Thursday by the
Harrisonburg team in close score OF
3 to 4. If WE had won this game they
would have tied with Harrisonburg for
the championship Of the valley which
viii now doubtless be won by the Har-
rlsOnburp team
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Notice to Correspondents

>-E--4. interesting news letters could
r. -- published because they were
received .a;e or Thursday. Please
,s-1 e.ce-s earlier II the week
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Mrs Ira W. Jenkins and daughters
Mrs. James E. Wright and Miss Anna
Jenkins are spending this week in
Washington, D. c.
Mrs. Nihiser, Of Canton, Ohio, spent
several days last week with Mrs. VIM
lNeeb on Muhlenberg Street, and is
now the guest of Mrs. Hugh Sweeney
at Narrow Passage.
Frederick and Claude Ruby spent
several days at their home in Wood
sock, returning Tuesday to Washing
| ton, where they have lucrative employ
ment
John Ruby, who has been employed
in Washington during the summer is
spending two weeks at his home here
Mr.. Ruby is an expert brickmason and
Twill return in two weeks to resume an
lexcellent position in that city.
Mrs. James Snyder, Jr. and little
Ison, Charles Snyder, have returned
from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
ISnyder, Of Buckeystown, Md.
Mrs. Pilson Cohron, Stuart's Draft,
Iva, is the guest of her brother and
isister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. B. G..
Wenger
The many friends of Mr.. Joseph
IGochenour will be glad to know that he
lis recovering nicely from his recent
Operation for appendicitis. Mr.: Goch,
Ienour is patient at the Memorial
Hospital, Winchester.
| Miss Edna Bauserman, of Moorefield,
(W. Va, is visiting Mrs. NJ. L. Bauser'
Imam.
i The MANY Woodstock friends of Mrs
la. E. Bauserman, will be glad to know
that she is now recuperating at hel
home in Moorefield, w. Va, after ar
operation in Allegheny Hospital, Cum
sberland, Nd
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LUMBER

*act = build two-storr house
TX Who can furnish me lumber
L. ne hear from YOU
G. " ko0NTZ
A. Is Woodstock. Va.
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Cider

3ts cl1e- Nil VI. run Tuesdays and
Wednesdays q each week q ny home
year u. Al-y.
49, 80 Z. :. CoFFNAN.
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kdnted

S- ~ wE.,e leghorr pG-etS.
i. II BOWMAN
seq >- WooGStoca. Va.
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WANTED

Two c- -c-ee furnished rooms for
Ign house keeping inquire q HERALL
CET.~E Sept. II,
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Anew ne e stylish millinery JUS
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