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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
PatmlOS.

Mrs Harry Hoover and little .on
visited Mrs. Lucy Fraycl Wednesday. t
Quite number of folks from this
section attended the Veterans Reunion
at Fishers Hill Saturday.
Mr.. Chester Saum and family spent
Tuesday evening with Mr.. May KILLER
and family
Rev. L. j. S. Carpenter motored to
Powells Fort Wednesday morning,
Rev. R. E. Gollady D. D. who has been
visiting friends and relatives in the
Fort Valley returned with him and
spent Wednesday night with Rev. and
Mrs. Carpenter, Mr. Golladay and
Mr.. Carpenter were class mates in the
Seminary at Hickory, N. C.
Those attending the all.day meeting
at Mt. Zion, Powells Fort Sunday from
Patmos were Rev. and Mrs Carpen-
ter Mr.. Chester Saum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas, Kibler Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. May
Kibler, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kibler,
| Misses Esther. Pearly and Margaret
Kibler, Miss Alice Hotel, Miss Margaret
Wagner, Mr. Silas KILLER and Mr.. Roy
Kibler. All enjoyed delightful trip
across the mountains. Rev. Mr.. Cola
day filled the pulpit in the morning
and preached very able sermon, al
noon the contents of scores of well
filled baskets were spread on tables,
eats everything good to eat, as only
those good sisters of Powells Fort can
prepare. Everybodyienjoyed them
selves. In the afternoon we hao
the great pleasure of listening to g
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Carpenter also
another by Rev. Mr.. Golladay ; We
can say ut was good TO be there"
Mr.. Albert Miller of Washington D
C. spent Monday with his cousin Mrs
D. H. Hottie
, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Head of Wash
ington. D. C. were Thursday visitor:
at Mrs. D. H. HOTELS
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Logan and sor
Billy, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Swartz, Mrs
,, Viola jackson and little grandson
Master Douglas Lambert were Sunday
visitors at Rev. and Mrs. Carpenters
Mr.. Earl jackson of Washington
visited his mother Mrs. viola jackson
Saturday and Sunday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08

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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Mt. Jackson

Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Burket'
and little daughter, Helen ant
lir. William Dellinger left Sun
day morning in Mr.. Burkett'.
CAT for a motor trip to Ohio
They will spend about ten days
Visiting relatives in tile middle
west.
| Mrs. R. Nj. Wunder has suffer.
ed considerably from fall which
she had about ten days ago,
A number of the young people
LOT the town are camping at
Pugl's Run being chaperoned
by Mr.. and Mrs. Keller of nea r
Winchester.
Marion EVERY Jr. has gone to
Washington City where he has
employment in drug store.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hynes and
children Elizabeth and Buddy
are camping for few DAYS this
week.
Mrs. Kate Johnston has re-
turned to her home in Woodstock
after having spent several weeks |
here at her old home.
Misses Mary and Jennie Hep
ler have returned home from a
'isit OF several weeks to relatives
n New Jersey.
Miss Nellie Stoner is visiting
Ter brother Arthur Stoner and
amily iii Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Wharton has returned TO
lie home of her daughter, Mrs.
{. H. Bird after having spent
everal weeks with her daughter
q Front Royal.
Among those who attended
he County S. S. Convention at
laurertown were r. c, McKil-
Up, E. .. Dingledine, L. B.
1olfe and S. H. Wolfe.
Three of the Thorpe children
re III with typhoid fever.
The Campbell children and
velyn Glenn who have Fever are
approving. A trained nurse from
'inchesfer il taking care OF
lem.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Given Three Years FOR
Breaking Drv Iav

Richmond, Va. Aug. 2.-Johu
Dix, of DanvilIe. will have TO
serve three years in tile state
penitentiary for violation OF the
prohibition laws. The man was
convicted prior to his last trial
in the Corporation Court of Dan
vile. and a second conviction
carried the felony charge.
: He appealed from the decision
Of the trial court, and the SUI
preme Cont has refused to in-
terfere In the case, thus affirming
the validity Of the act and the
conviction.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Woodstock, Virginia,
Aug. SIT
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
! Shenandoah Circuit Court, To-wit
Woodstock, Va, Aug. Z, 1924.
Aug. So

4 "a
] Shenandoah Circuit Court, To-wit
Woodstock, Va, Aug. Z, 1924.
In VACATION.
w. L. Golladay, Guardian of Harry
Cooley and others Plaintiffs
Harry Cooley, George Cooley, Mamie
Cooley Santmiers and others Defts
The object of this suit is to settle
| the estate of Lucy L. Cooley and tc
make sale of that certain parcel of real
estate situated about two miles West
OF the town of Woodstock, in Shenan
doah County, which was conveyed to
Lucy L. Cooley and her children by
John w. Cooley by deed from Mahala
Good and others dated the Goth day of
March, 1923, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office of Shenandoah County.
and for reinx estment as for the proceed
ings OF the sale as provided by the law.
It appearing by affidavit that the
said George Cooley, whose address is
unknown, and Mamie Cooley SAINT
miers, of Keyser, West Virginia, are
non-residents of this Stale, if is there
fore ordered that the said George
Cooley and Mamie Cooley Santmiers
appear within ten days after due pub
LEGATION OF this notice and do what ever
is necessary to protect their interests.
OTTO V. PENCE, CLERK.
Philip Williams, p. q.
Aug. S-4wks.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Harry \. Thak Has Joined Rouss
Fire Company

Winchester. Va, August A.
Harry K. Thaw, rich Pittsbrre
resident who recently purchased
the 'Kenilworth" property near
town, last night was unanimously
elected a member of the Rouss
Fire Company at its regular
monthly meeting along with a
large number of other new mem
bers.
This is the first civic organ
ixation with which Mr.. Thaw
has allied himself since be-
ominG = resident of Frederick
county. 1t was said today he
may accompany the Rouss COM
pany to the Virginia State Fire-1
mems Convention At Harrison-|
burg this month.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Removal Notire

Having vacated ]. +. Ramey's Room
on Court Street, | am temporarily 10
Gated. Until permanently located, work
left att. S. Bowman's Department
Store, or Arthur Boyer's Variety Store
viii be given prompt attention.
Dec. l4-tf. B. r. HfsEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
FRIDAY. AUGUST 8. 1924.
Branch Office of State F rec en-
plOyment Bureau 0Dened At
Norfolk, Va.

of a State Free Employment
Service, the Bill for which
passed at the last Session of the
Legislature, plans are being
made to open no several Bureaus
in the State.
These officers will operate un-
der the supervision of Mr.. John
Hopkins Hall. Jr., Commi ssioner,
of Labor who is also the State
Federal Director, in cooperation
with the u. S. Employment
Service, and local authorities.
Chambers of Commerce. Farmers
Unions, Employers and other in
terested parties.
Arrangements are being com
pleted for the opening within
short time of an Office in Norfolk,
Virginia. which will be under
the direction of DIR, P. S.
chench, Director of Public We'll
are. This Office will be located
in the Armory Building. Miss
Helen Rangeley has been ap-
pointed BY DR.. Schench to be in
immediate charge. For the
present the Office will be open
from Ii a. m. to p. m. on Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
There are no charges to emf
ployers or employees, Em?loy
ers are requested to secure their
help through the Public Employ
ment Bureau. This Service liza,
been invaluable to employers ant
employees as it is great saving
of time and expense to use til
Public Employment Bureau as
clearing house for Labor. TIL
aim of the Public Employment
Bureau is to scientifically inter
view all applicants and de
termine their capability an,
qualifications before sendiD,
them to employers.
A manufacturer, distributor o
employer or some other line re
ceives an order for his produc
and fills same -bv specifications
The production of the Publ
Employment Bureau is Labor
Likewise. orders for Labor ar
filled according to specification:
in other words, the Employe
gives the details of the job an
the Employment Bureau fill
same accordingly.
Securing the efficient employe
sa vital problem with ever,
employer. The purpose of tn
Employment Bureau is to elm
fnate errors in the selection, t.
carefully analyse the qualifi
cations of the applicant ant
select the one best suited for til,
position to be filled.
This service is at the dispose
of the Employer and Employee
and they are requested to make
use of it.
AL classes of male and fema lie
help will be furnished, viz !; Ac-
countants, Stenographers, En-
gineers. Buildings, Mechanical
and Technical Trades, Farm and
Dairy. Factory. Hotel. Mercan-
tile. Office, Professional, Res.
taurant, Domestic and Trans
portation Help. Laborers, Light
or Heavy work.
The keynote of tine Public
Employment Bureau is Service
aud the management assures inn
mediate attention to any and all
requests for help placed with
this Bureau.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
Warehouse For Rent

Avery desirable warehouse on Com.
merce street with direct railroad con.
nection. Almost new.
March IL H. B. CHAPMAN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-08-08
RASkEISl
BaSkETSl

We now have on hand all kind of
baskets, from two quarts up to bushe
baskets. Special price by the hundred.
c. A. SAUM & Co.,
July Att Woodstock, Va.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
(Hy Dr. Clifford (. I.obinson)
 PHYSICAL FITNESS

Either the human body Is not strong enough to withstand tn" wear and tear of modern industrial life, or else il is abused to such an extent. in other ways. that W" are failing in physical fitness.
 The operation of great industries has resulted in great wealth, but has clearly upset tho normal balance as regards mental and physical work recreation, and rest. There is no doubt that this has well defined action on health and bodily condition.
 Tho strain and stress of non-cmo- tional, deadcning samcness. or contin- uul work 8; one thing is followed by uccupational diseases of over strain. had posture, deficient sight, discon- tent and lctdown in mental alert ness. causing different spinal. nervous and digestive disorders.
 ! No onc thing so int.rfercs with the digestive work or tn" body and brings about so many conditions of physical ! ncHicicnCy as discontont and low mentality,
 'rhr hurry. or spocd-up habit, is also 6 factor h causing excessive use Of protein foods. w. moi only hurry in our working hours. but through force of habit we hurry at our meals Tho appetite Is not satisfied with the proper normal amount through the nasty betting oi food,
 As a result of this haste comes q deadcning of activity and soon tho eliminativc urgilns tthr liver and kil- neys) are forced to do extra work anu lack Of physical fitness looms ahead.
 The remedy for this condition is not easy to apply. lnsctcntihc attempts to correct natures normal life. after oycr-tndulgencc, by waking ourselves up with caffcin. moving our bowels with a eathartic. and putting ourselves i 10 sleep vita hn opiatc, are dangerous enemies of physical liincss. Don't lose you physical iltneHs through carrlcssncss or dostruetiNr habits. Avoid dope and rapid eating 'ruk, your recreation gradually, Stritr at ail times to provide Tor proper co. ordination with work proper diecs- I ton and exercise that wil provide symmetrical development ant proper l health,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
FORTUNES &<s&,9 tO:,!Q!;'V~ ,!!;'V N SAeATihI .' " x
 I-A w.sArssv,sls


1 Well enough. poor dear. But
 oh, so mortal sad. Shes yonder, rest irg. under the cedars-a place shes | haunted this past month." He swung aside. and, without more
 than a hurriedly flung word Of | thanks or excuse, he was gone swift ly across the lawn, toward that clus- 1 ter Of cedars, amid whose gnarled old 1 trunks he could discern the fiutter of
 gray gown. ! She had haunted the spot this
 month past, Mrs. Barlow had said. And Ii was the spot where they had spoken their farewells. As he drew nearer over the soft, yielding turf that deadened all sound of his steps, he saw her sitting on that stone seat where a month ago he had left her in the conviction that he was never to behold her again with the eyes of the flesh.
 He stood there, breathless, at loss. And then as if she sensed his pres ence, she slowly turned and looked behind her. A long while she stared, startled, white-faced.
 He plunged forward.
 "Oh, Randall, why have you come here? You should have gone to- day ."
 "I went, and have returned, Nan" he told her. standing there be- side her now.
 You have returned" She looked him over more attentively now. and
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Colonel Holles, soldier and adven- turer. returns to England, his na- tive land. when war with Holland is declared. His Grace of Buckingham Hires Holes to abduct the beautiful actress, Sylvia Farouharson. It is dark when the colonel carries her to the house Buckingham has rented.
 Upon their arrival Holes is hor- rjfied to see that Sylvia is an old sweetheart. !.
 The servants of the Duke render the colonel unconscious. When Buckingham attempts to embrace Sylvia, her dress falls from her throat. revealing a purple blotch, token of the plague. The Duke and his servants flee.
 Holes nurses Sylvia and saves. her life. When Holes catches the plague Sylvia nurses him back to health. Holes deems himself unworthy and leaves Sylvia, although she begs him to remain.
 HIolles goes to call on his old land- lord. who tells him that His Grace of Albemarle is asking for safe men, meaning men who have had the plague. Holes calls on the Duke and is given a commission in the army.
 The Colonel tells Albemarle that lie should like to marry Sylvia and take her with him to his Bombay command. His Grace listens 10 the tale of the colonels adventures with much interest.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19

observed the brave suit of dark blue camlet that so well became his tall, spare frame. and the fine Spanish boots that were now orerlaid with dust. You have returned!" she said again.
 Nan" he said, "a miracle has happened" And from his breast he pulled that parchment with its great seal. "i have come back, Nan, be cause at last can offer you some- thing in exchange for all that you will sacrifice in taking me"
 She sank down slowly. weakly. to the seat. he standing over her. until rhey were in the same attitude of a month ago.
 Tt is real, this2 tt if is true? True?" she asked aloud, though clearly not Of him. And then she sat back again, and looked up into his face.
 'It is not very much. perhaps. when all is said, though it seems much to me today, and with you be- side me shall know how 10 make it more. still, such as it is, I offer it." And he tossed the parchment down into her lap.
 She looked at the white cylinder without touching it, and then at him again, and little smile crept about ihe corners of her sweet month, and tremblod there. Into her mind there leaped the memory of the big boast Of conquest for her sake with which I he had set out in the long ago. t4fst f... mo. Raudai' she asked him. And his heart bounded at tho old rilllyinG note. which lail his last doubt to rest
 "As much of it as can contrive td get" said he.
 "Then if will bc enough for mc. . she answered She rose. and. stand ing there close before him. held out the parchment still unfoldad.
 "But you haren't looked" hc pro. t,sted.
 What need 10 look? Ii is youi Kingdom. YOU have told me. And I'll share your Kingdom whate, CT if may be-
 "lt is situated in the Indies . . in Bombay" said he, with certain difidence.
 | She considered. 'I always had a thirst for travel '' she said deliberately. { He put an arm about her shoulder. and drew her head down on 10 his i breas:. My dear" he murmured. { iIe sighed. and held her thus iu a silence that was like prayer. until. at length. she raised her face. DO you know. Randall. that it is more years than care 10 think of since last you kissed me. and thcu i you Vexed me by stealing what is now yours to take" i He was a little aHed. But. after all, with all his faults. Inc was never 1 once toyield to fear. i They were married on the morrow. and their honeymoon was spent iu that sequestration thai the law cx- acted. Certified clear of infection at last. they were permitted to 20 forth ] to garner tfln honors that Fortune lad stored up for Eandal Holits to make amends for all that hc had earlier suffered al her hands. THE END.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19

have b"cns unahlc t0 gH niong wfh her q can easily un1erstanl that.D Now sh" has come from Lcs- fi, s fath, r's oiic" where the hus- bani k nc" finpioycJ. and ai;hous h shr has satd no hing abom it. thlnK sn" probably Jeff to g"t away from hon.
 Sr, has prrnliar iI,as or line pro pr..1v Uf turn and vonirH working to- g. ta.r. for in-taucc. now that sh" Is in my umi.-.. e-,. insists that FI1" will .sot gJ 10 any or Lcslic's social affairs. q h"ggt sir has rp objection 1T w" ar. ro-islo= log ther lat' to going out t1 d'ng'e ri'h m..
 sl, ms 10 b.. aI lhe tim" ryinc 20 mIt, OUT busiucss rc a;i0ns thOac O. mu1 to man and y.t she n.s'cf at.t' surr .fls l'rraIs. .,ht |. fr ni- sri1, so n,r fnl et tips.
 No man ruu3B br in ths room "i'j 3,r ft. in.aut tba' would not s""i ffr t.ne'" of b"r prrsorc. even it snr did ao- op n her mouth.
 Sn. ie no; pretty. in fact 'h' iirst ,sa5 -lt. her ] thOusai she sas J'.- ridslIy nEls. \ t'ry pal" face. .'csr- Ht Hs- ahat arr net rgUg' [. br0 0tu ..yas .al.t hat Ii;;i- sirks r' Hz Tssl nzhts in them. b9libc1 rcd hair tliat eh,. pias,ors 5oan fo her head 5n tht rnest approved as W"n as The Is.csl zfafIling fashion.
 t.reH has itera at m- mo h"r's for s.. ariy wes1, and [ am getting tery lrarir Rt8clu her. FNpect h'I fsym, ,oi1orrpv- and WiI tc glad tt. at" h,.~ ron ra1 ret.
 Ifwss mg-t iHi resleJ ia .c'sr i.t .s.- 4.,q5I. g'sr'- f'..~isr. Glad ss" i- aui ie tp ts' u= aatr itls H1y.
 u. lgr-lt, Is-L NEA ssftics. Iue.5
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Buddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have
Says Dr. Edwards, a Wey-Known Ohio Physician

Dr. Nj. Edwards for 17 yearstreated scores of women for liver and bowel ail- mcnts. During these years he gave to his patients prescription made of few well-known vegetable ingredients mixed with olive oil. naming them Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will know them by their olive color.
 These tablets are wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause nor nal action, carrying of the waste and poisonous matter in ones system.
 If you have pale face, sallow look. dull eyes, pirnples. coated tongue. head. aches. a listless, no-good feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels. you take orc of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for time and note the pleasing results.
 Thousands of women and men take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets--the suc- cesslul substitute for calomel-now and then just to keep them fit. 15c and BOG.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
Letter From John Alden Prescott ;G
 ss,lnc, Carton.

don't know juS' why ] always .".l you my troubles. brt s0m" way 4 seems perfectly naturl Tor h, Co t'li yon o.orything that happ' ns to n'.
 Perhaps it is b.cansr i fe"I pretty c. .rta!n that yoY NI1i tell 10" 'h" tru-h about it Al eycn if thdt f~u H is "ot Ialstsl,ls Q yours truly.
 [ thoroughiy srrca "tn gnu iasf i' is astonishing t1at 9 rian "f iny ''ca'- iber and 9r-z3naiity' sH"nlI has" J;Iorn tho lpts. Of ttn .u"t trr'i sn .'-' paula pcrier rud L~s.l' IIain.'to3 and ] ats1 aGrc" with ynu Hat lfOiH o' them arr too good Tor m'.
 I can not understand hgw'E". u Ht you think Ina ] w,1 md Hn true to I..slie. Certainty ;ru hay, up caus' tD complain s.uce hat" i's-n ina~- rieg. has. n.t, iDOk.I ai artJ.ts P wUm1n--I mean to nirt vtH hnr.
 Just at pr. sfat however th r' j. very charming n.3Haa ia ug o. Hcc who pipGes my curiosity cga.in- uaIIy. She is eo es5S-cou a nrl and % utterly iuJcr,.nt'a' ! s"ms 'ifu'l- l- wish shr were a T5ar. ' w1ud .is' ts tsiI her cNarfly uh hal ! thfTs "f ber and that. isnt aIsays c0J1pIi- Ineniar..
 Iu the frs pfarn. SyH. she is a letter "advt rtisinz man" than ' afn. shn has an intuition of if- psyct9'- . ogy of q bst of copy that is ua"anng. and sse s3fns.. ifHes ssn=-e us Hy nsscuiiue Due-track aa8 E5mew'tat Dl,nse mind ia q vsg thar mskcs n.c wiggtr.
 s8 ras -Irfaos5 'r4suI "S te.- lies Married a man h0 s-.Hs tg
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19

iogue was going forward swiftly.
 T knew that was some order. and that ia all probability they'd exhaust tho ones along the Montauk High way first. So l took the children and Mamie to a hotel--some time I'll tell you about that--it was a scream and then with Marion l threw out lines until found a hotel man who knew the RiNcrhead hotel manager. Then with q little persuasion"- yisualized her badge again-'hc telc- phoncd the T;iyerfead man, found out you wer" there. and warned him against giving any information about you. But somewhere. some body spilled the b'ans and they have their noses to th" ground not very far brhild you.'
New Britain herald., 1924-03-19
ke Adwuturesj RaggsdyAnn A and '4Ra9sedyAnly X 4.111s ty Jshrny Sru<Ne a~

lsaEgrdy Ann, t;aEgedy Andy. th" Wild Gazook. tho nice fat policeman and the fIooly goolys sat upon a log ir thc deep, dccp woods and waited for th, mean old Magician tO catch up vith them.
 They had been chasing th" Ma g,c5an for long time. but when Inc lat polic, man lost his breath and thr Uta.fs had tO return to help him rsncn Il, this made them all los" lOt Ui time.
 In fact. t-n minutes.
 ISut Iiaggcdy Ana was a very good thinker aaI she thought Of schchir to catch up with th" tune they had loat
 And hy catching hold CT hands and al running backwards. for twenty ninut S tncy not only caught up aBth ihc tim" they had lost but gJt ttn minutes ahead.
 This pHl th"m way ahead Of th" mean oiJ Magician. liut of cours,. thc mean o.I Magicfan 1Id not know hos I3aggrdy Ani had footed hin.
 " must thfnE oi Just what w" iN lSi HD NNtN lW'' Hl''IH Ntp +hd-l'tdl l t"In"z running up horr." EagGrIy And sald. "rot. unnss. w" caP,ufe hiu. b. ,siH ruh right away from u' agaju aHd w- afI naNr to run a't"r Hini.
 'I.r u- adH q. hind iHUF" bust.s U,,r tn,r, g" i.agg,~iy Andy ,ugg st'd. "Ihru. Nhrn tn" Mag.cian coune. a.ong s" will all jump out ana calch him.
 So. that is just what our friends d:d. Th,g hiI in ihe lGsiir4. until tH. Ma gician cJfuc ju sight. He was grin nIng fo himseii. for be thog-a.. 'GoeIy.'' [ am 70 far ahead oi I.a-- -,.Iy Ann and I3asg"dy Andy and tB" others. they wili ncycr be aI'tc to each up Htb me-"
 sy. thinking he had lot Of iTnr. 'h. MaEiciaH stoPprd jus before sc tame t9 'Ii, bushes rhcFo our iricud- ntr.. hidinE aud took out h.s maglc book. It uas a little tiny green bonE End while t was mol ss good as q iar-e red magic book hc bad a- ,1one, ytiii u told how to makc a iot of te5y usrirai ;Hiags. They wiIi all b- y.rt Hunsry aud thirs a.tes runa.a@ P" hard lms Ha zictau ssii Om Iv l5