Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-08-12
BRIEFS.

only o. PER oottie'
''' w.;,,ermoyer Folk Is clerking in =.
Bosvell's store.
ROYAL Scotch kippered herring at
p,sve,ls only 2Sc.
Butter is 40 cents a pound and eggs
49, y cents a dozen.
Roswell has the tea TO make that
.,14 wine -colored iced tea.
non, forget the all-purpose cocoa at
posvelrS-only 25c pound.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. NJ. F. Miller,
=. Kea-neysville. a daughter.
One hundred pairs o. bows knee
rams. special price, at SchIey'.
Make YOUR chocolate cakes. from
Poswelrs cocoa if you wish the prize.
Harvest home supper at Uvilla
Lutheran Church this Thursday even
Ing
Re sure to try the ices made in the
sreless cooker at the Little Green Tea
House
Lewis l. Mcdonald has purchased
Ford truck from the National High
way Garage
Cco5year tires and tubes are sold by
the National Highway Garage. Most
sizes in STOCK.
TeXaco gasoline, oils and greases are
mighty good You can get them at the
National Highway Garage.
The Berryville horse show takes
rl8,e FRIDAY and Saturday Of next
week. August 10Th and 2lst.
For sale Forty bushels of rye and
Percheron mare, barShare leader.
AMY to Robert NJ. Lucas, near Duff
feds.
c. B. Fraey, of Shenandoah Juno
ton. is agent for the famous Bruins
wick tires. See advertisement els
where in this paper.
Wheat regained eleven cents a
bushel the past week from its recent
slump. and is quoted today at $3.50
Corn is up five cents, the price today
being Sl.5O.
Mrs Robert Fontaine, of Martins
yi.Le Va, who is spending the summer
st the home of her grandfather, Hon.
John P. Kearfott, at Kearneysville, was
So unfortunate as to fall a few DAYS
ago and break bone in one Of her
hands
We were fortunate in buying a
number of good four string broons,
such as retail at about 60 cents each
With each $500 purchase on Saturday,
August 18th, we will give one of these
broomS as premium, free. At
Schley'S.
J. l. Wright's big carnival and
bazaar will be in Shepherdstown all Of
next week, beginning on Monday and
continuing until Saturday night, for
the benefit of the Shepherdstown Fire
Department. There will be a fine list
OF attractions, with amusements for
young and old. The show grounds
VIII be on High street. Everybody at
tend and help a good cause.
Mrs. J. L. Welshans gave a delight
iul afternoon party at her home on
MAN street last Friday from to 7,
~hlcn was attended by about thirty
!adleS OF the town and vicinity and in
ADDITION a number of youthful friends
OF her son TaXter. The guests were
entertained on the beautiful lawn at her
nome and as the weather was ideal, il
was an unusually pleasant affair.
lhe ladies' of the Uvilla M. E.
InuTch South will hold their annual
harvest home supper in the hall at
.Ia' pace on Thursday, August 10Th,
ana VIII also serve icecream and other
tES..sSnments in the grove adjoining.
n,;en!oody is invited to attend, and
sn,G peasant evening and get a
H., vI eiilcken and ham supper. A
payer piano will furnish music
G,
=" many persons took advantage of
n,s excursion to the Luray Caverns
wv. me Norfolk & Western Railway
WI tuesday that two trains had to be
s g." ~ accommodate the traffic. Fifty
n uIhets were sold at Shepherdstown
~pte Inc popularity of these Luray
na mu'Sl0nS, however, the railway com.
p rs auneres to its policy of a quarter
century ago and will run but one
inc noW ! am going to tell who is back
s,s-. vs. IN this great enterprise. We
.ea On a small scale to try and helm
crTnr, Con- .lIe nigh cost of living in this
small ,Tii'u -y' and especially for those OF
n LINEAR, means who were so hard pressed
vb" 'aNe ends meet. Ii was the people
fra,, T b TO deal with us, not only
c,r cans, . .S but from long distance, be-
doSe 'hesy did appreciate what we were
to ,S,, lot them. And now we wish
hou "a ain, every one and tell them Just
sVs . nlGch We appreciate their patron
orr % nol we hope to keep every one in
som,t .o"naence by dealing on the
V5y S'ei IN the future. as we have al
ion on zone lone in the past, and give you
tine I,> worth for your dollar every
BGr,oA ~ the cash -and-carry-J. ID.
the ''PPt ,s:.e Frye, colored, employed at
t.r.s,,..a. rton quarries, came to Mar
ro-,a4 : thursday morning and re-
rosSsl 10 me authorities that he was
r.er. "L II 40 o'clock Wednesday