Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-12-19
BRIEFS.

Winter begins on Saturday.
Xmas candy at M. r. Moler's.
Next Wednesday will be Christmas.
Chinaware at the old price at M. R.
Moier's.
Table linen and linen napkins at
Schley's.
A good grade of coffees and teas at
NJ. r. Moler's.
Full line of Xmas candy and fruits
# S. L. Cooley's.
Simmons oil cook stoves sold by the
Iicklider Corporation.
Coal hods and shovels sold by tn,
LicElider Corporation.
Oranges, lemons, almonds and English
walnuts at M. r. Moler's.
Shoes and rubber footwear for the
whole family at Schleys.
Pure open kettle New Orleans mo-
lasses at S. L. Cooley's.
Leave your Christmas order for
oysters at S. L. Cooley's'
Keen Kutter axes. hatchets and saws
The Licklider Corporation.
Eggs are 90 cents dozen and butter
IS 50 cents pound today.
Pocahontas egg coal now in good
supply at Hodges elevators.
Buckwheat -four, New Orleans, syrup
- ho,,;nx, az Al r Moler's
Figs. dates, currants, raisins, citron
and orange peel at M. r. Moler's.
For Rent-A good farm Of ITO acres
W. E. Dittmeyer, Harper's Ferry, W. va
We have wagons for your boy, priceo
from .25 I'D. The Licklider Corpora
ton.
Buy useful things to give at Christ.
mas times-such as you can find at
Schley's.
Fresh nuts, currants, pulyerized
sugar and choice Xmas groceries al
Hodges.
Today the sun rises at 7.13 and sets
at AL. These are the shortest days
of the year.
Full line of mems, boys and chill
dren's rubber boots, shoes and arctics
at S. L. Cooley's.
Yes, Norris candies are now ready AZ
Owens drug store, so get wise ana give
her Norris for Xmas.
The barber shops are closed again on
account of the flu. Just watch the
crop of whiskers grow.
The Register will appear as usual
next week, but We will take the custom
ary holiday the week after.
Fine selection Of useful and prett
gifts in watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware and novelties at Max Lewis's.
Corn has advanced FIVE cents a
bushel this week, and is quoted today
at Sl.35 a bushel. Wheat is 500.
When you start TO cough, always re-
member Owens Tar Mentho Cough
Syrup. Money back if not as repre-
scented.
The water was drawn from the cana
last Friday and Saturday, and navlga'
zion has teen definitely suspended for
the winter.
For Sale, cheap, Cyphers, Prairie
State and Mandy Lee incubators, sou
eggs capacity each. E. l.. Colds
borough, Iceland.
!. w. Wysong, the baker. has made
and sold over 800 pounds of fruit cake
for the Christmas trade. He makes
'em mighty good.
Get the habit of dealing at Owens
drug store. Bready's stock and poultry
powders, Sal Vet dip and disinfectant
also Whitlooks liver pills.
Note the change in the date Of the
sale of the Johnson and Stone Holstein
and Jersey cattle. 1t will be Saturday,
January 4th, instead of December 2lst.
Mrs. Martha Ann Rogers, wife o
Caspar Rogers, one OF the Oldest ano
most respected residents OF Bunker
Hill, Berkeley county, died last Mon
day, aged IS years
Owens drug store is wideawake fol
your Xmas wants. Tissue paper, Xmas
seals and stickerS, also cards and book |
let's, stationery, Pyralin ware and toilet
articles that will please you.
Keep in mind the fact that years
subscription TO the Register makes 8
very acceptable gift to relative or
friend. We will send the paper one
year to any address for Sl.5O.
Charles N. Campbell, of Charles
Town, has been appointed first assist
ant u. S. district attorney for the
northern district of West Virginia, sue
Ceeding ]. j. O'Brien, Of Wheeling.
The National Highway Garage yes
terday sold to M. Fred Miller, OF Rear
neySville, a handsome new six-cylindeI
Oldsmobile touring car, and to the
Kearneysville Creamery Ford truck.
Vim. B. Daniels, formerly OF this
county, who was for some time in the
ma,chant marine service, has been
released and has located in Hagers-
town, where he is engaged IN the IN
surance business.
About 1900 barrels Of York I'm
perial apples stored at the plant
the Winchester Cold Storage Company
changed hands last Friday at very
satisfactory prices for the growers
William S. Hiett sold 5000 barrels OF
No. YCrks in cold storage for $50
per barrel, the purchaser assuming the
storage charges. Melvin Green SO.
about 1000 barrels Of No. and No.
fOrks at the same price and on tht
same conditions.
MesSrs. Johnson and Stone, who had
announced a big sale Of Holstein and
Jersey cows for Saturday Of this week
near Leetown, have postponed the sale
uaiil Saturday, January 4th. In the
meantime they are having all these
cattle given the tuberculin test, so
that those who buy may have every
assurance that they are getting stock OF
the most satisfactory kind. These cat