Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-12-10
BRIEFS.


r,o weeks more-then Christmas.
p,bbers and shoes at M. r. Moler's.
China from sc up, at M. r. Moler's.
New Orleans syrup al M. r. Moler's.
gry YOUR Xmas candies at Remnants.
Npts and fruits of all kinds at Schop-
pens.
One-gaIlOn crooks and jars at M. R.
Moer'S.
Nuts. candy and oranges at M. R,
Molers.
Rubber boots, felts and overshoes at
Hodges.
Won can save money by dealing at
Remnants.
Fresh candies, nuts and oranges at
Remnants.
A nice line OF toilet sets, cheap, at M.
K. N0Ier'S.
sweet potatoes and cranberries at M.
K Noler'S.
Born 10 MIR. and Mrs. Olin Mckee. a
fine daughter.
ro3ded shells, black and smokeless, at
Hu"s Pharmacy.
Full line OF Xmas candies, nuts and
fruits at Hodges.
Eggs are 81 cents dozen and butter is
81 cents a pound.
Wheat is 81 90 a buSheltoday, and corn
IS no 10 g. cents.
Now is the time to feed "Conkey" lay
irg tonic-Reinhat.
S9ecial-Large size glass beechnut ba-
con PC at Remnants.
Plum buildings, mincemeat and cram
berries at Schoppert'S.
New crop New Orleans molaSseS just
received by Schoppert.
Don'tiorget to get special price on or
aa.eS al NJ. r. Moler'S.
Lemons, bananas, raisins, citron and
carrantS at NJ. r. Moler'S.
DR.. Hess stock and poultry remedies
ust in at Hills Pharmacy.
Fard dates, Dromedary dates, figs and
cluster raisins at Schoppert's.
Call and see Schoppert's nice line OF
Christmas candies. All fresh.
Special prices TO schools and Sunday
schools on candy at M. K. Moler'S.
Come 10 our store and inquire prices
before buying Observation-Disclosures.
All style OF the famous Waterman'S
Ideal fountain pens at Hills Pharmacy.
We have nice line of china of the
latest patterns, prices right, at M. K.
Moler's.
r. The teachers and students OF Shepherd
College sent a contribution OF $43 to the
Belgian sufferers.
A kodak will be just the Xmas gilt for
him or her. All sizes, from Sl.0O up, at
Owens & Miller'S.
Xmas letters cents, also seals and
Stickers and cards cents package, at
Owens & Miller's.
For Sale-A variety of oak and pine
lumber. left over from the building OF my
barn. Vim. H. Martin.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Phneas Marshall,
near Kearneysville, December 4th, fine
son, weighing IL pounds.
We are TO have seven SHOWS this win
ter-the first snow having fallen on Mon
day, the 7th day OF the month.
Your book, her book, his book, OF the
youngsters book will be found at Owens
& Miller'S. All new-no old ones.
Place your magazine subscription with
Owens & Miller and save money. They
can get you any paper or magazine you
wish
Young man, 90 to Remnants for your
sweetheart, and get her beautiful box
OF Sweetest OF Dainties HAVE
THEM.
When placing your order for groceries,
don't forget to buy pound OF "DeLite"
brand OF Martin L. Halls famous Boston
CoiieeS.
Mayor Robert q. Miller butchered a
hog few days ago that weighed 46S
pounds Willard Chase killed tour that
weighed $50 pounds.
This year Owens & Miller have en-
deavored TO please everyone in the way
OF selling all new and fresh goods, and
trey solicit your Xmas patronage.
The talk OF the town is Mr.. Robert
Groves picture-framing OF the Horse
shoe Bend, in all the latest mouldings.
Leave your order early at Owens & Mil
IerS.
Dr. J. B. Chamberlin, optometriSt, OF
MartinSburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey
in ShepherdStown on Wednesday, De-
cember 10th. Eyes examined and glasses
fitted.
The County Court will sit in special
session on Monday, December l4th, in
order 10 accept bonds OF county officials
whose duty it is to qualify before the
county clerk.
The Shepherd College basketball team
viii have its first try-out of the season
Friday night OF this week, when it will
20 10 Marhnsburg for game with the
high school team OF that place.
We have added number OF new Sub
Scrbers 10 our list the past week. Send
us dollar, and we will send you the
Register until January l, 1916. Don't
borrow any lOnper-ciIhccrihe