Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-12-11

Oranges al all prices al boSWeiiS'
Boswell's grocery department is
full.
Warm gloves for cold hands at
Schley's.
Try Boswelrs good mincemeat for
that pie.
Try Boswelrs whole apricots, only
25c a pound.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ware,
IT., a l013-pound son.
Have your hauling done by motor
truck. X. c. jenkins.
A new barrel of batteries at the Ma
tional Highway Garage.
Wheat is quoted today at SPA
buShel and corn at Sl.25.
For Sale-An automobile trailer,
good as new. R. c. jenkins.
Two used Fords for sale at good
prices. National Highway Garage.
For rough and chapped skin, pro-
tect Yourself with Owens almond To-
ton.
Give her pair of good blankets or
pretty comfort for Christmas-from
Schley'S.
The town clock was wound up last
Friday and it has been running along
tine ever since.
The National Highway Garage re-
Ceived another carload OF FORD auto-
mobiles this week.
Yes, Owens is selling all kinds of
talking machines and delivers them
right al your door.
On and after December 18th the
price of milk will be fifteen cents
quart Lee Emery.
Read the advertisement Of Knode
Hoffman s. Sons, HagerStown, in this
issue of the Register.
Don't forget our special Xmas prices
on Jonteel and Violet Dulce toilet ar
.icles. Owens drug store.
Genuine Ford Parts are the best,
and we sell none other. Ask us why.
National Highway Garage.
Alcohol is cheaper than freezing, and
the price is lower than usual at the
National Highway Garage.
On and after December 18th the
price of milk will be advanced 10
twelve cents a quart. W. r. Nnode.
Texac6 Gas and Oils are Just what
your car needs, and we are sole agents
in this vicinity. National Highway
Garage.
Fresh line of Norris and Johnston'S
boX chocolates, nuts and fruits, the
kind SHE likes, just arrived at Owens
drug store.
We are sorry to learn that scarlet
fever has made its appearance among
the children in the Kearneysvllle
neighborhood.
The National Highway Garage has
sold to II. c. Marshall a new Ford
truck for use in his farming and
orchard operations.
If your car browns out in the rain,
ask US about the rubber coil box pro-
teCtor. Ii is worth investigating. Ma
tional Highway Garage.
The whooping cough is spreading
through the community, and 1t is like
to be considerable of a damper on the
usual Christmas festivities.
The most wonderful blood tonic
ever put on the market just arrived al
Owens drug store-PEPIONA. Try
it. Money back if not satisfied.
Captain Marshall w. Mcdonald, OF
this county, has taken work with the
State Public Roads Commission o.
Nebraska, with Headquarters in DAVE
City.
Navigation has closed on the c. &
o. canal for the season. The water
was turned out on Monday, and by
this time the old ditch is pretty well
drained.
"Please do not fail to always send
the dear old Register nfor | enjoy read,
ing it so much. and eould scarcely ge'
along without it.-Mrs. George MCGEE
Baltimore.
John Kyd Beckenbaugh, of Ferry
Hill Farm, will stock his place anc
farm it himself next year. Fred Van
Metre has been running the farm for
several years past.
The 265-acre farm of the late Isaac
Slime in Clarke county, Va, was sold
at public sale in Berryville last Satur-
day VIM T. Ramey was the pur-
chaser at Sl06 per acre.
Dr. Benjamin F. Haines, of New
Castle, Pa, will locate in Charles
Town for the practice Of his profess
sion. During the war he served at q
large base hospital in France.
The Charles Town Spirit of Jefferson
announces that it will increase
the subscription price the first OF
January to S1.50 for subscribers out
side the county and to Sl.25 within
the county.
A good many of our subscribers
have taken the hint given them last
week and have been paying up their
subscriptions We hope that every
BODY will do likewise. Look at the
label on your paper and it will tell
you when your subscription expires.
Burwell Harris, colored, noticed
broken rail in the N. & w. Railroad,
track near the station some days ago
and promptly notified the railroad
people. thus averting a possible wreck
The railroad company sent him let
ter of thanks and a check for five dol
lars.
The first snow of the season made
its appearance here last Saturday
TIE ground was covered with a thin
coating, which disappeared when a
RI ST il. The snow came on the
sixth day of the month, so we will
have but six SHOWS this winter il the
old prophecy holds good.
The Little Green Tea House will
close on Saturday for the winter, re-
opening next April. The venture has
shown that the community needs Just
such an enterprise. and we hope that
next spring it will meet with still fur
,bar ei,ccesS Meanwhile there is ap-