Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-01-15
BRIEFS.

Wells.
Tomatoes, IS and zoe per can. at
Boswell's.
Large can sweet potatoes zoe, at
Boswell's.
Try Boswell's easy cooking oats, 7c
per pound.
See Boswell's window. Everything
good to eat.
Sweet wrinkled peas, l5c a can, at
Boswell's.
Alcohol for your radiator. Nation
al Highway Garage.
Pure mountain buckwheat, 7c per
pound, at Boswell's.
Eggs are 68, cents a dozen and but
ter is SO cents pound.
A new barrel Of light Texaco oil Just
opened at the National Highway Ca
New ginghams, new percales, new
white goods, new domestics, at
Sd1ey's.
All kinds OF toilet articles on hand
at Owens drug store, also new line
OF stationery
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Miller,
OF this county, fine Son-weight
eleven pounds.
February will have Ave SUNDAYS
this year. This is the first time il has
occurred in forty years.
Will put on sale Saturday OF this
waek about 100 remnants in ginghams
aM white goods. At Schley's.
For Sale-A good steel kitchen
range, with water back. Practically
new. Apply to H. T, Licklider.
Wheat is quoted at $3.50 a bushel
today in our local market, for best
qualify. Corn is S1.4O bushel.
Texaco gasoline, oils and grease
are just shade better. Sold ex-
clrsively by the National Highway
Garage.
Is your Ford running right? The
National Highway Garage is Author
izcd Sales and Service. They can find
your trouble.
Next Monday, January 10Th, will be
me birthday anniversary of General
Robert E. Lee, one Of the greatest
Americans who ever lived.
VIM. T. McQuilkin, of this vicinity,
was reelected president of the Bank
OF Martinsburg at the meeting of the
board OF directors yesterday
L. A. Ambrose, of the Shepherds.
town Heating and Plumbing Com
pany, is moving from the Tolver
building into the Cookus building,
up Main street.
Shipley's harness is made Of No.
leather of the ld-time tannape. II
will not break or crack, however bent
or twisted. His workmanship is his
inimitable trade mark.
Gasoline has been advanced anoth-
er cent gallon, and the price in
Shepherdstown is now n cents Old
John ID. will soon be able to give
away another hundred millions.
A sample lot Of mems fine shoes
about 200 pairs-brown and black,
English and comfort styles, a pair for
the most particular, about one-third
on the regular price, at Schley's.
Why cough, when Ovens drug
STORE is selling the best cough rem
edles that can be obtained ? Ovens
horehound and pine tar expectorant
IS the best and is bringing good
results.
There will be an important meet
ing OF Potomac Post this Thursday AT
$50 O'Clock, and all members are
urged to attend. Ex-service men de-
string to join at this meeting are in
wited to be present.
Luther Morrison, who has been liy-
ing on the Mcdonald farm near
Charles Town for a number of wears
has moved to the j. w. Ware farm
north of Shepherdstown. He will
farm the place the coming year.
John w. Perks has taken charge
OF the Aglionby saw mill at Shenan-
doah Junction, and may be found
there every day in the week ready TO
do any work in his line. Take your
logs to him and he will saw them in
any shape you may desire at reason
able rates.
The Shepherdstown Chapter of u.
ID, {. will hold social at the home
OF Mrs. Geo. M. Knott next Monday
afternoon, January 10Th, from 2.3O 10
5 O'Clock, the occasion being the an
niyersary Of the birthdays of Generals
Lee and Jackson. All Confederate
Veterans, Sons and Daughters are in
vlted.
William r. Baker, of Hagerstown
wanted to join the navy, but was IN.
def weight. He was sent to Balti-
more for examination. When he found
he was seven pounds too light he ate
IL bananas and drank 10 glasses of
water Still too light, he ate y more
bananas and drank 9 more glasses of
water, which put him across.
The town Of RerrVvilc has I'd thn