Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-11-13
BRIEFS.

Try Boswell's pepper for butchering
Get your fruit cake supplies at Bos-
Wells.
Heinz's sweet mustard pickle al
BoswelpS.
Another barrel of that good syrup
a, BoSvell's.
Boswel's pepper has IS per cent OF
che hull taken out. :
Stable blankets, for your horses
ssS,. D. c. Shipley.
Use Shipley'S square blind brides
The blinds will never sag.
thursday, November 9th, has been
.2co.n,ed as Thanksgiving day.
For Sale-A pony, with cart and
harness. Apply TO c. D. Wysong.
Nv leather halterS are unexcelled
They cost no more. D. c. Shipley.
IN the Red Cross drive last week in
ShcrherdStown $50 new members were
enrolled.
can furnish you genuine hair-faced
work collars at last springs prices. D.
c. Shipley.
Radiator and hood cover for Fords
and other cars at the National High
way Garage.
For Sale-A mare having unusual
combination of driving and saddle
Qualities. Rev. ]. W. Ware.
II will be worth your while to try
-c\aco Gasoline and Oil Sold exclu-
s.yey at the National Highway Ca
rage.
Arr,es For Sale-Twenty-hve barrels
" 10 Black Twigs and Yorks for
sale by A. S. cambridge, Shepherds
town.
Y. C. Moore, of the Kearneysville
reEhborhood, has gone TO Baltimore
g. take treatment at the church home
and .Hfrmary.
The children Of the graded school
made over a hundred dollars last
Saturday for the Junior Red Cross by
selling tags and serving lunch in the
evening.
Kenneth n. Gilein, who last week
sas elected 10 the Virginia Legislature
from Clarke county, is a candidate for
speaker Of the House Of Delegates Of
,-a, body.
Alcohol is the best to keep your car
from freezing. Ii will hurt neither the
radiator nor motor. A full barrel al
- National Highway Garage, and the
--cc IS right.
The public school at Moler'S will
s--y, soup and o.ner refreshments at
The school-houSe Wednesday evening
November Doth, beginning at 7.30
o'clock Everybody invited.
Wr. and Mrs. S. B. Sponsler, of Boil
war. have announced the marriage OF
their daughter, Grace Sponsler Little
Ton. 10 John William Ramsdill. The
Wedding took place in Bolivar on o.
,75er 3lSt.
County Clerk Chas. A Johnson has
ssued so far this year about AIS Ii
.snSes 10 hunters. The birds and the
rabbits would seem to have but little
chance with this array Of gunnefS NOV
.1g against them.
Our mechanics are pretty busy these
Gays, and If you want any work done
Is, US know day or two ahead so tina
xe can take care Of you. Your car
deserves the best, and we have it. Ma
,.onai Highway Garage.
Samuel Blackford, Of Shenandoah
Junction. has been designated by Con-
C-essnan Bowers as first alternate to
TAX. the entrance examination for ad-
mission TO the United States military
academy from West Virginia.
c. VI. Shaffer, of Rileyville, Va, ha
been appointed as permanent third
,-.-k operator at the n. & W. pasSen-
ger station in Shepherdstown. Mr..
S-affer will bring his family here as
soon as he can find suitable house.
William Luria, of the Potomac Junk
Company, has bought the metal in the
ruins of the Whiting mill, and is now
having it removed from the wreckage.
The mill site will soon be cleared of the
5c5riS, though some Of the wheat is
still burning and smoking.
Robert Fox, a greatly respected col
ored farmer Of the Kearneysville neigh
5OrhoOd, has gone to the State Tuber
culosis Sanitarium at Delmar. His
health has been declining for the past
year, and BY taking treatment at the
Sa1tarium il is hoped Chat he may
be restored. E. Stanley Halter will
farm his place the coming year.
A good deal of Coal is being hauled
over this division Of the Norfolk &
Western Railway northward-as many
as 200 cars in a day have passed
through Shepherdstown from the
P0cahontaS region 1t is rather un-
usual TO see solid trains OF coal go
through here, as most OF the Poca-
Ho0tas coal goes to Tidewater Wiz
g,1.a
There will be an important meeting
% Potomac Post, American Legion, al
80 p. m, Wednesday, November
lg,1, in the town council room. All
members are urged to be present, ant
al. white eX-SeTvice men desiring 10
Become members are likewise urged TO
attend this meeting, as il will be the
last chance TO enroll as charter mem
hers
The stock of government provisions
sold BY Miss Violet cambridge and her
helpers last Saturday evening in the
council room was readily disposed Of,
everything being quickly taken except
some canned corn beef hash. Prices
we're much lower than the same goods
are sold for at the stores. Mrs. Edwin
S Jarrett advanced the money neceS
sary TO secure the consignment of
goods.
The Little Green Tea House will be
n1cn until further notice all day on
Sunday from 10 a. m. until 10 D. m.
Cakes, pies, pickles, preserves and
fancy work will be sold, in addition to
the usual tea. Those who desire to
do so are invited to place articles on
sale. The usual ten per cent charge
viii be made. 1t is hoped that this
may be the beginning of permanent