Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-08-21
BRIEFS.


ale at Boswell's.
If you want groceries get Boswelps
prices before you buy.
Childrens' Educator shoes-good and
comfortable, at Hodges.
Just opened another barrel of Gold
en- Star syrup at BoswellS.
A fresh LOT of dry cell batteries at
the National Highway Garage.
Butter is As cents pound and eggs
are forty-four cents dozen.
Wheat is 500 a buShel in the local
markets today and corn is Sl.90.
Extra-Eastman Kodak films and
cameras on sale at Owens Drug Store.
Strayed-One Southdown buck with
black head and legs. Please notify ].
r. Foutz.
The best in turnip seeds, only 10
cents an o., on sale at Owens Drug
Store only.
Pyrene fire eXtinguisher for your
car or in your home at the National
Highway Garage.
All laundry soaps, Ivory soap and
other toilet soaps being sold for present
cost prices at Hodges.
David Folk has been discharged
from the navy and has returned TO his
home in ShepherdStown.
Morgan's Grove stockholders tickets
are now ready. Call or write for them.
W. H. Knode, Secretary.
For Sale-Ford coupe, 1918 model,
used but very little. Apply to DR.. A.
D. Baker, Keedysville, Md.
Walter Herr has been working in
Owens drug store the past two weeks,
and has accepted a permanent posi-
ton there.
Remember the store that is always
al your service is l5K. Owens Drug
Store. Anything we can do for you3
Thank you.
Lookout for the date of the sale of
Army Food Supplies which is to be
held in the Market-house soon in
ShepherdStown.
Bevo? Yes always on the ice at
Owens Drug Store. Also cold ginger
ale and our famous orangeade. Have
you tried one of these?
The Morgan's Grove Fair premium
lists are now ready for distribution
and you can get one by applying TO
the secretary, W. H. Knode.
We couldn't please everybody but
We are trying TO please you so you
help us and we will help you. Owens
Drug Store for your drug wants.
Mr.. E. w. Daley is having a new
dwelling-house constructed on his lot
az the corner of High and Mill streets.
Maddox Brothers are doing the work.
The ice-house will be closed after
II o'clock. noon, during the four days
of Morgan's Grove Fair. Those who
get ice at the ice-houSe call before that
time W. H. Knode.
Persons who wish to engage tents
for Morgan's Grove fair are request
cd TO notify Secretary W. H. Knode as
soon as possible, so that necessary ar
engagements may be made.
How is you best girl these days?
Fine, because have been sending her
fresh chocolates from Owens Drug
Store where they have the Johnston,
Norris and Cuth's chocolates and bon
bons.
You can't read your tombstone when
you are dead, but you can smoke La
Marca cigar-On Saturdays only
cents. Owens Drug Store, where the
Ii,a og e,,oka-e, ra1uisitac
be had.
c. N. Whiting is having large signs
painted on two sides of his -four mill
in Shepherdstown and at the same
time the exposed woodwork is being
painted also. Rutherford and Rogers
are doing the work.
Martinsburg's paid fire department
went on a strike Saturday night and
walked out, leaving but the fire chief
and his assistant on the job. Tenn
porary arrangements have been made
until the matter is adjusted.
Lost-On August 18th between
Sharpsburg and Charles Town one
Hood automobile tire and rim, 81 x 81
No. WT239724. Finder will be we'll re-
warded by notifying c: H. Hendrick-
son, Frederick, Md, Or Register Of
fee.
If you don't pay Bill what you owe
Bill why Bill can't pay his bill, but if
you use Hog Tone and it doesn't do as
represented you have no bill TO pay.
Sold by Owens Drug Store only. The
best hog remedy that ever was pro-
duced.
Rains the first Of the week have
caused rise of several feet in the
Potomac and the river is now too mud
dy for bass fishing. Quite number
Of large bass have been caught by the
local fishermen, some weighing near
ly four pounds.
The ladies of the Episcopal Church
will sell good old chicken soup, ice
cream, cake and candy on the old col
. lege lawn on Main street Saturday
evening, August 23d. If weather
should be inclement the festival will be
held in the college hall.
The National Highway Garage has
delivered Ford touring cars TO Cleve-
land Griffith, Luther Griffith, and
Elmer Tenant, and a Ford coupeiet,
electrically equipped, to DR.. q. W.
Banks. They also delivered to R. L.
Emory passenger, eight-cylinder
Oldsmobile.
G Elmer Tenant, who had been
in the American army of occupation
2 'ermlGv, has been discharged and
is in Shcpherdstown again. Mr.. Ten
nant was in a machine gun company
and saw active service along all the
fronts, having been with the British
army for six months.
Rev. G. B. Logan, pastor of the col
ored Methodist Church, sent to the
Register Office a few days ago a
curiosity in the shape of group of six
ears of corn all growing from the same
stem. If all roasting ears should grow
In this stule nerhans the high cost OF