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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

Mr.. Coleman Kirk, of Billings, OK
lahoma, and Mr.. Ed Kirk, of Joplin
Missouri, were visitors at the home
of Mr.. H. H. Tudor. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Robinson were
shopping in Nichoiasyifle Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Edna Wheeler and Matte Tu-
dor were the weekend guests of Mrs
Ben Fannin. in Frankfort.
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Ashcraft visit
ed Mr., and Mrs Jim Horn at Maber-
ly, Sunday. t
Mr. Robert Howard and Floyd Hill
of KirlksvilIe, Were Sunday visitors
here.
The coal Situation which was be-
coming very serious here, was reliev'
ed Saturday, by the arrival of largo
barge of coal from Beattyville.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18
Price Cuts Made In Many Staples

New York WOTld)
New price declines set in yes
terday throughout the United
States. The most significant of
them included the following:
Raw sugar went to 6 Ia cents a
pound "a new low mark for the
season and II cents under the
high last May.
December wheat sold in Chic
ago at II, or 7 1-2 cents below
Mondays quotations, and nearly
81 under the high of July. Corn
closed at 70 IA or 3 IA under
Monday.
Michaels, Stern & Co., clothing
manufacturers of Rochester, cut
prices 80. per cent as of Nov. l, in
addition to the usual cash dis
count of 2 pei cent.
Cuts ranging up to SIS per cent
were made in cotton goods by M.
c. d. Borden & c., and the Al
gonquin Printing Company; dem
FMS came down 40 per cent, and
Manhattan Shirt Co. announced
reductions of 80 per cent.
Armin w. Riley, Special Assist
ant Attorney General in Charge
of food prices, announced that
next Monday the Cribs restaur-
ant would put into effec cuts
ranging from L to % per cent on
various dishes.
Bfadstreet's index number of
commodity prices for November I
was announced as $15,675, a, de-
cline Of % per cent from OetdBef
i, of 24.o per cent from February
l. and b. per cent from November
1917.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

At Shreveport, La, Pal Moore, Of
Memphis, won over Dick Griffin, of
Forth Worth, in u 15-round bout.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18
CLASSIFIED ADS.

Foit SALE-f1 400-pound meat hogs
1 u Ig go about December 1. a. Forbes
~ UNUSED NY. 275 4p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

.XVANTED-To rent a desirable house
OF or 8 rooms for year 1921; good To-
cation desired; Mrs. Florence Eubanks
at Muncy Brothers, GIT
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

81 FOX SALE-Good delivery wagon.
see Mr.. Pontrich, Richmond Green
'ouses' or phone-IS. Pa If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

WANfED-Roll Top. ofnce 0esk; 1IIS1I
MS. Ms. 27O ~ -
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

, l-OSreaBunch of Keys on I.ancaster/
avenue sunday. Reward Ior return to
this office. go III
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-11-18

FOR RENT--Two unrurnished rooms
snitableN1or ltS.ht housekeeping. Phone
S44'N 2T7 Up
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

Xeiier, INNER leiier gebt Der
8ino. Ser Shner5 perrinnt, ser
iSrieoe fommt.
ga oiinet lid bie Cir 3nm Gang
ianl.
Gin Waoden crifeint nit leiicm
Sdritt. Gin gieEi;uao6sn. Nan
iiebt e5 an ibrem einin6en aIe;oe
uno Der grotcn Smir3e. 9ber ibr
0eiidt lit jung u1o if6n.
Sic trogt elm Sift in ret Sano,
oa3 iebt tie mli einen Stubl. 9am
fommt lie gu ie;ner 2ngeritntt.
sic labt iib auf Die anie n;e0er,
foBt i'm nit bei0en @dnoen nm
aopfe uno fiiBt i'm elm. 5wei 49,.
oreimal!
ltno icoer auB lit innig mo
oauert lan8e mo lit ourltiJ
beiB.
Gam if)aut lie i'm all nit bIul;-
en-, feuifeu, unpcroorbencn @ugen,
ihaut i'm ernlt uno boiler Gorge
an.
.53ieb' mciter! - 3icb' fort BON
bierl" ia8t lie un6 tiibte i'm nod
einmal.
3uleet mott lie nit ;1rem Sin
ger elm arelt5 aui icine Stirn uno
loid)t oas Qidt aus mo lit tort.
@r ober bebt in Shloi no
8raum ole @dtloe bod unO 'aat
laut: .Wutter, = Mlttter, i'd f;cbc
oih!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

. ia, gang orcentl;b uno quit
Ia NOR cine iehr adtbare. cite
,5sou in uniereu Gorie, Die bot lie
I'M Sarge Jeiaben mo bat mir ipd.
Ter aeluat Die Ytutter bate Ell
reines, gutc9 @tlidlt gcDabt. lnO
ID, irer mid, 10. nGG Sie oaS 1lau'
zen. SER &urtm0l,n."
0nrtr4nna c!rlrtc ticf. lin Don
Der i@mcrcn StraBe d%t3uIcutcn,
.ilgte er;
,llno rino Sic Sem Germ nit Den
Ytuiifante.! hcrura9c5o3en? Sd
mcinc, sic hatten bod nal re
Stcac iiunCu miiiitn."
Hobcrt 5litts 0le Aaieil
Gin parma! bat i'd mobl cine
geiunrcL 9lter lh polite nid)t III
acn, i'd mo(lte mid n;tt perltetcn.
l8enn id) Den Seuten iogtc, mer ib
biz un0 ooB ib orei Sabre uuf Ger
Teitung gepcien iei,oa bieBen ne
mid INNER fpicocr Qeben. so iano
;d) feline ireuIoliten 0ieniten, olI'
Gcr nleirlcn 2amara0en."
(9Sortiebund foldt.O
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07
Tiinftes &upiteI.


Gin grarter, repncriIMer W1orgcn
fam.
Ro6crt @eamldl crGob iid cher
non ieiilcm Eager ais Die anmera-
oeu. Gr bate cine Wum5i9e Nadt
birter iid.
Sn sic Slide trat er Elm unO 6ot
mn 98aIhmaiicr. Gle Gbriitel itaro
aQein ON @crDc. Sic mur0e elm
penig rot mo permirrt, OILS ie i'm
lab fam ibm uber freun0lid) art3e-
GEN rrnO rcid,te Inn Die Sand hin.
a@uten Wiorgcn, ME boben Sic
Qaidlafen
gr munocrte ilb iibe, oieic
6rclm0lid,feit uH0 b~ctrodtcte lie
perlcgen. Sic bate ein 3nrtc3, net
fc8 @ciitt mo cine bobc, idmica-
lame @citalt, par pon ieuer ieincrL
ciQenortiQcn ShGuhcit. iiir Die
gauern fciucu Sinu babcll. Gbri-
itel 3artmain bate nod ME cincn
5reier ocbabt.
.&abcn Sic nift gllt gelfla-
ien?" mieocrbolte lie. oa er ni6t
GntportCta.
% bod -. bod -" IaBte ct be-
flommcu, Ye3 lit nun e8 lit ntr
10 -. e8 bat mid ndmlih nod ME-
mails i'm 2ebcn iemanO gcIrngt luic
ih QeidlafCn hab'!"
Sic fab i'm nit ernlten NlIaen
on mo entgc0nete 00rauf nid)ta.
Sonn bcreitetc lie cine@ &Saidtild,
iilIte g8Qlicr eli. un9 llt0 len en-,
lid 5u poi6cu. iuolS ain0 Fl, had)
cincm Sd)ranf ulO brodltc ei blil-
tcupeiBeS @auotud, 0a5 lie ibm
0orreidte.
gr fam in nod gr6Bcrc gcrIe-
genbcit
.5roulein, 10 Elm iriihc3 Sono-
hrd) 1T ia 'ho09 iiir MIDI"
Sic monhte 'id) NIB.
nSrodncn &c i;H mr. al na
mjtl" iaqtc lie
Gr tat e INC Gann frulte er,
rs er lbr nid)t ctrpn3 oienljf icin
Tonne nit &&uiier. oocl aobLIliu
troQclt uic dbnI'Nel GinQen.
Sic Iehntc oas ab nm lalt2, er
Ioue lid einitmellcn oui Den Stllbl
om Nfen ieRen. or &oter Tcroc
QIeih fommen. Sic 0lollbe, SET
&oter bd5e nit Inn 81 rc9cn.
On iegte cr nd. un0 NIe &drms
tot inn lpohl, uH0 er lab 81, mic
cntiig mo init gerIuihloa ie or
beitcte. Gr gloubtc, CT miIila id,
mobt 0anfb1r er5cigen un0 iiGl Elm
mGnig nit iDr nutcrDoltcn. Gu irag'
te er:
rsino Sic i6ou ron @e5urt ans
in oiciem @onic, GrdnlciH?"
mSn."
as lit Elm i60nca 9ous. 0}au
'inoet ielten Elm 10 if0uca 0oitbnu5
chi Dem @ouoc. IS lit one3 iebr
irlio."
Sic nidtc. ober 6ann iogte lie:
nGS lit and nidt rmmcr oae5,
mic Is iein io1te."
Mad elmer fIcin;n Eoric mciutc
er.
n@ir bnbcn lobou lange fcilt 10
Nutc@ Guarticr Acbobt. IS 8c5t
utl9 oft iyhr ldlcdlt. Mt1htIu Gh
niir mobl io3sIL s1riillclh ub e. scr
&crr Nmtapor}Ehcr Ulrflih emit
mcint NIT mc;rru &auroOcn. oil
or ijc WirtIid) a.cr tchoIteu mill
ga trat lie IL jhm:
nAber geuiG mtI.t rr'a ernit. u
6ric0litb bat i2inc 1robcr' 6rcuoc
dlti Der Ac!t OILS cen Nleildlen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

0unfel 5~mrildpidL oaB niemano i'm
lab, Der feline @ntlport CAB aui ons
Gooesrufen ser MItter mo Den
Se6ensihrei oe5 ain0cs, feline Sano
ou5itredte gu cirar fleinen 6iirior-
S6n bnBte crl
SaBte i'm it)ou ais ainOl
M'enn or onoeye Ginocr Batter"
iagen horte, penu cr Job. ME i'd
Gin Itarfer Mann liebreidl ooer
ireuota ooer bod Wenigiten5 auf-
ridtiJ 81 ieinem &lnOe bcfamtc,
oaut lab er iid, scr ais Elm fllt3er,
nber troBiger &robe gait, ~oitntol5
bcimlid Inn, itarrte in Die lecre
Suit uno iragte: .No bit on? @aS
oeritedit on oit2 Nn3 bit on 10
Ieig2 @as bit on 10 gei5ig?"
limo oI3 err olli Ser 6eitunQ mar
un0 Sdance mo llnireibeit iHnl
0ie SecIe orititan, 0n riei tr i'm
oft in icinem Screen, menn er
ihptr orbeltete onrr aui rnE9cm
Eager rutte, Damn 3crmarterte lid
leinc 8bautoiic, bis Elm ro6cr, Tei-
ger, ihlefter Wionu Dor i6r eridicn,
unb 81 oieier Gridetnung ia0te er
Safer INC gina nit ibr ms 84ridt
mo fannie niamal5 Grbarmer.
lln0 mie oft m1Grcro ieiitcr Otll.
iifanten5eit lit ans ieincm &er5cn
Gin 8e0anfe na5 l~luicQens mo 0c5
Safes ouf Die Sltdle gc9angen ms
ilugeipiiie, Den I}ann 81 frnoen
Ser o(cs periduloet hutte. Ans
clcroeu Serbcr1en. Gus Sdrmns
mo GGlte, ihidtc cr linn elncn
Stud alrf Sic pollbcictte (afel Die
meit irgenomo III Der 6rcm0e ltar0
rno feinen Gloe bntte iiir 0cu
So6n. llto All sen lUciteu cinin-
nrel @eQen, mum Die GnlnerlDen
itrulim uno p2roroiien maridiertcn
mo tcincr 2uIt bate, Elm Mort 5l
recon, ludte or Elm 3jcL, noh Dem
e$ iid Iobne. ourd3 falte &aden uiio
uuf0emeid)ten MtcroIt 81 pdnoern.
uuO moQte nift2, ais einmal on
itincg Caters 5ilr l0rhen, i'm Der
ou3rllien ans 'e;nem fei9en 9ouie,
i'm mitten ms @cijdt idlogen Ia
- ga - 0u 0u - on &aterl"
ullo Damn beiric0i4t ieincr StrdBe
5ichcn.
G3 NOR niht INNER 10. @r mar
elm meihcr, iheler @urih. 6llrdtin-
NE ais ole, ein llnredlt 81 TIM.
Nber er bate Sic cine punoc
StcQe. llno wcr an tie riibrte, cen
trof ieoe @oilc, Die cr iano.
Iie Gamera0eu ihlicfcn, Gr Dor
te ibr tlcfes Atrncn.
Mas loute mer0erL Dcnn e:ner
Don ihnen hjerbligb. menn ate
bierbliebcn2 Ger icltiome Goftor,
ser mobl Elm outer Ntcnih mar, Bat.
te lie ihou aae ratergebrodt.
9tur i'm nid)t.
Ger UnItrplrt mollte i'm nid't be.
holtNt, GENE Attctt be9ebrte ME.
muu0.
ga fam Uic0er ner @roQ.
nSa, ia. mciu licbcr Nnterl GeiI
Sobn ltebt wjeocr eirntal QGtl} per.
Iclicu nu. III Nnmeruocn laipn
i'm i'm Stidl. Gr hat 0tu 2lltClL,
tr bat OFT Stc6ct III Der 9rlnt uAo
- mod)t tim gar ttintu SpaR, ais
@ctteInam ourd) Ole g9elt 5u 5lt-
Gcu. @ait Oh ttIn &rot, feline Ar-
teit iiir ibu?
@rrr Noter, i'd nil Dir cine Ue.
it)ifte cr3oblen, Die in Der De'l!8en
S6riit itcht:
ga ldgte Ger So1n, Der al leIue
Sitter pcridlpenoet bate: sd mill
mid aulula1en unO 81 mellieu Va.
ter gcbeu uno inn iaBcn: @alte
mid ME cincu ocirer Sogcl9tmcr!"
NiQlt oil? Nluit Oh mid ais
einen Sogelobu"r baItcn? &erltcfe
oid nid.tl sd tcnuc sid nift, aUcr
id weiB, on bait @ou5 mo sol.
@drit on ein ormer 4Pnnr, Damn
hdttclt oH ole N(nttcr beGaltclt, Ocnn
lit 8tljdYt Dar lf0u mo gut mo
lcin. Hber OH bit reid ul0 id]leNt.
SD Dnbe feline Sitter peridmcn,
6ct. &d botte feline, lin ul' 0a3.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

GuFS feline abr InbnIhtpee BUD lift etn ntrfihes original inter
gutern. Us it, mic mans pom 8tiunohit5raib gepohnt iii, pon eoIer
Oonun9. 8etu Wort, fem Sas 0ain, 10 amh MIR I'M gntnrntien ollgdr.
oNcr tr Den pruoelrn Snr oun6Bie mare. @s fam ainoern in Die Sduoe
tonnrcn, phne 0B lie ictncu Sinn uernnuSen. Die @eueinbet f6unte feline
@lo'm uber oteieS @utLin MAIDEN. mo Dem Batter tretbt es Die Sdam.
rothr ms 9trht IS lit auh nht auf 8eIoeepiun geridtt, 90 Ser
Hrci& Elm nomtnraer iii Yer es licSt, Der lest e8 Idcr bis gum lchu
&orte. nne 5eSeu. 3eborte er aud. su Sen aaereiufru uno s Sen aaer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

60 lantet Der Stel oes neuern 9utletns unres @etmbbettSratbS
Gber 0RieS pentble uno botlpjtt9e Ebenn. T~urhorunpfn BON oefeu
aberfd)ahen0cr Wtdtgteh, un0 I'M 8cite ihuuoerno Dor on uualnubtdheu
&erbeeruneen, pelhe oWe Mnhnlut Der YeenFhhGt ubr fe perbdngt. =
bat Ell nab largen Sample init lh PlbCr on Alarmruf erhoben. @obl
AllM Ole la @arrineSnort errettt uno gum ScpnBtietn threr
HsuihCnnlrOe uo hires cQeuer Scba oufruttdt Wehl pdr ouer
8elt, penn tn alarm Signal ourh ane 2ouoe senm uno oorneru
pr6el
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-07

uno 0arum Gat er Dem llnteroifi-
3ler gegenii6er ons Anocnfen leluer
Nutter bod gebdlten uno berteiolgt.
aber Der Der linn oa$ 2eben
0egeben un6 ibr ous Scben genom-
men, Der, nohocm er e5 gcta1l, ms
0unfel 5mriidwidL oaB nieman0 i'm
lab, Der feline Antlport CAB auf ons
&ooesrufen ser MJtter mo ben
Se6en5ihrei oes ain0cs, feline 9ano
ou5ltredte gu ciror tleinen 6iirIor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
Big Public Sale
ESQ Head Of Live Stock

] will sell at the place where I now
live, 4 miles east OF Berryville, I mile
above Castleman's Ferry, Berryville
and Biuenont pike. on
Tuesday, March 2, 1920
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26

IN response to call from Governor
John J. Cornwell, a special session Of
the West Virginia Legislature con-
venes at Charleston on Friday OF this
week. Only seven subjects are named
BY the Governor for legislative ac-
tion. The first is to consider and
epact legislation dealing with the high
cost Of living, and to make the taking
q excess profits on the necessaries OF
LIE a misdemeanor. The other sub
jects relate to Ravenswood school
district; amending the charters of
Charleston and Martinsburg: to
amend the corporation laws in regard
TO issuing Of non par stock; to make
NECESSARY appropriations TO defray the
expenses Of the special session. And
the Governor also gives the Legis-
lature the opportunity to consider and
ratify the suffrage amendment to the
Constitution of the United States and
pass appropriate legislation making
the same effective in West Virginia.
II is reported that the amendment
will undoubtedly be ratified by the
legislature, Notwithstanding there
was such a decided majority against il
four years ago. We advise our law
makers to yield to the inevitable and
rdtify. II they do net--well. the We
men will be after them!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
Mayor S reclamation.

ORDINANCE, adopted by the Coun-
Gil OF Shepherdstown, w. Va, at its
regular meeting held on the 10th day
OF February, 1920.
WHEREAS: 1t is believed that the
best interests of the citizens and tax
payers of said town will be promoted by
the purchase of the Shepherdstown Fire
Department building and lot in said
town, to be used as a public hall by
the said town, and it is further deemed
exPedient that to provide for the pay
ment therefor that the necessary
amount of bonds be issued and sold;
BE it ordained by the Mayor, Re-
corder and Common Council of said
town, that for the purpose of purchas-
ing said building and lot, bonds Of
said Corporation to the amount of
hlrty-fvc Hundred Dollars (S3,
of the denomination of 500 each
to bear date May LIST, 1920, be issued
and sold according to law, PAYABLE
twenty years after date, bearing in
. tercst At per cent, payable annually,
( 10 be evidenced by yearly coupons at
tachcd, but rescrving the right to said
corporation in said bonds TO pay same
III lul!, any time at its option, after
ten years from their date; and that a
direct anEua, Corporation tax of five
MS On tie hundred dollars valuation
Nc laid 10 pay annually the interest on
Sd!4 tolSS, and 10 provide a sinking
iUnI for the redemption of same az
maiarity-it appearing that the last
assessment OF said town was STA
92nGI, and that the issue of said
bonds will not cause the aggregate of
rs Indebtedness of every kind what
sewer TO exceed two and one-half per
cent on the value of taxable property
therein;
On motion, it was further ordered
that the Mayor be, and he is hereby
authorized and directed to issue and
Havc published as required BY Law
proper proclamation reciting SAID
ordinance and appointing dav =,
which an election shall be held bv the
qualified voters of said town TO dccid,
whether they will ratify or reject said
ordinance.
Now, therefore, /, ]. H. Hill, Mayor
of said town, in pursuance of law and
the above ordinance and order of the
Council, do hereby appoint Friday. the
I'm day of March, 1920, as the daI
Tor holding a special election by the
qualified voters of said town to de.
clde whether they will ratify or re.
lcct said ordinance; and notice is
hereby given accordingly that such
election will be so held on said dav
between the hours OF sunrise and sun.
set at the council room in said town
and | do further hereby state, as re-
CURED by law, that the aggregate
amount of Indebtedness, issued and
authorized by said town, existing a,
this date, is $500, outstanding balance
OF the Re-funding Bonds issued and
dated September /, 1908. with the in
tereSt on same at ~ per cent from
September |, 1919.
Given under my hand this 10Th dav
Of February. 1920.
,o ]. n. HILL, Mayor.
! JAS. ). RlGHTSTlNE, Recorder.
Snecial sole nf ctat;n.a.-- - - .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
i. {. GREEN.
JOHN J. EBY.

Agents for heirs OF John W. Locke
III. West, Auctioneer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26

DO you know since our unfortunate
accident three weeks ago our expenses
nave been enormous; but we are still
nolding down prices on everything
White or dark syrup one gallon buck et
Sl.o0. Breakfast bacon 4Oc the pound
our own make of lard DOC the pound
Good toilet soap, cocoapalm, Sc the
cake, Prunes 23c a pound. Chicken
reed SC the pound. Large box matches
&c each. GRADUATED sugar all YOU
want at lSc the pound. Good brooms
45 and Soc each. Come see us al the
cash-and-carfy. J. D. Billmyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
BART MOORE.

AT the same time and place, and on
the same terms, | will Offer the follow
ing: Two iron bedsteads, 2 feather
beds, 2 bureaus, WASH stands, 10
yards light mating, one loft. extcn-
sion table, kitchen safe and table, 7
yards linoleum, 2 small stands. ?
porch rockers, lot of apple butter lars,
glass lars, jelly glasses, wash tubs.
wash boiler, lard can, some dishes.
iron pot, 3 dining chairs, feed
chest, garden tools, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
A. M. Conner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
1913 HEAD OF CATTLE
100 HEAD OF HOGS

Four brood sows, will have pigs by
day of sale or shortly after; 95 head
OF shoats, weighing from 40 to 100
pounds. Most Of these hogs are good
thrifty Poland China.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
mention, including
LOT OF MEAT AND LARD
% Hens and one Cockerel. Rhode
Island Reds

TERMS OF SALE-The corn and
meat will be sold for cash. On all the
other property a credit of nine months
Will be given on all sums of $40 and
over, purchaser to give negotiable
note, payab le at the Jefferson Security
Bank, hepherdstown. Notes TO bear
interest from date, but if paid at ma
turity interest will be RENTED I'm
der $40 cash. No property to be re-
moved until settled for. Sale to be-
gin at 10 o'clock A. M.
pkDT NnoDr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26

owens drug store has an up-to- date
line OF tooth brushes and every other
toilet need you may be looking for.
Cutex sets, all sizes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm and quit
will sell at public sale,
at my home on the road leading from
the ShepherdStown and Halltown pike
to Engle, on
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-02-26
FIVE-PASSENGER OVERLAND
AUTOMOBILE

in good condition, been run 5000
miles.
Stock will be delivered at a rea-
sonable distance, or will be kept few
days if purchaser so desires.
NOTICE.
Morning trains will be met at Ber-
ryville or Bluemont, if am notified.
Sale rain or shine
TERMS OF SALE-On all sums of
$40 and under cash; on all sums over
$40, credit of twelve months will be
given, the purchaser executing ne
gotiable note, with approved security,
bearing interest from date Of sale and
payable at any OF the neighboring
banks. No property to be removed
until terms Of sale are complied with.
r. w. BJCKNER
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Monday, March Is, 1920
the following personal property:
TWO GOOD MILK COWS
Will be fresh by day Of sale.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS &c

One one-horse barshare plow, one
one-horse mower, one one-horse wag-
on, one Dayton wagon, corn shelter,
cutting box, double shovel pillow, gar
den plow:' forks, rakes, hoes, double
and single trees, some harness, side
saddle. &c.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.

Three beds, one folding-leaf table,
extension table, kitchen table, lounge,
safe, 8 dining room chairs, 6 kitchen
chairs, ? rocking chairs, 20 wards
straw mating, 3 stoves. | chunk stove.
range cook stove, | cook stove No
9; one clock, lot of dishes, lamps.
stone crooks, glass fruit jars, &c.
Two churnS, DeLava separator,
large iron kettle, washing machine,
crosscut saw, grindstone, shaving
horse, some good Blue Victor pota
toes, 5 barrels of yellow corn, and
many other articles too numerous to
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will sell at the place where I now
live, 4 miles east Of Berryville, I mile
above Castleman's Ferry, BerryvilIe
and Biueront pike. on
Tuesday, March 2, 1920
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m.
ESQ HEAD OF LIVE STOCK
9 Head Horses, Colts and Mules
Two pairs OF mules, good size,
sound and straight, well broken to
work anywhere; | heavy draft mare,
good barshare leader, 4 heavy-draft
colts. coming 3 years old; l spotted
pony Dixie, broken to ride or drive.
1913 HEAD OF CATTLE
Sevenv-fve cows, most Of them are
fresh. balance are close springers.
These cows should have the attention
OF dairymen or any one desiring a
good milk COW. Among these cows
are some good grade Holsteins, Jerseys
Shorthorns; 3 good bulls. Fifty head
of steers, weighing from geo 10 $50
pounds each.
100 HEAD OF HOGS
Four brood sows, will have pigs by
day of sale or shortly after; 95 head
Of shoats, weighing from 40 to 100
pounds. Most Of these hogs are good
thrifty Poland-C China.
20 HEAD OF SHEEP
Thrifty. and most of ewes will lamt
by day Of sale.
HARNESS.
One set of handmade breechbands
practically good as new; | set lead
gears, 4 housings, 4 Hynets, several
collars and brides, several sets OF
pillow gears, | wagon saddle.
IMPLEMENTS.
One 4-horse wagon, in good condi-
ton; wagon bed, good as new, will
held Ia barrels OF corn; Thomas
mower, only cut Is acres Of grass;
Farmers Favorite grain drill, only
been used one season; 1 disc harrow.
| springtooth harrow, Lett feed
grinder, Ohio ensilage cutter, | pair
OF spreaders. single and double trees
and crowdsticks, also lot Of other
useful things.
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Special sale of stationery at Ovens
drug store.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
REAL ESTATE
Charles Town and Suburbs

BY virtue of the authority vested in
t1sm by duly and lawfully executed
powers of attorney from all the heirs
OF the late John w. Locke, and for the
purpose Of division of his real estate
among said heirs, the undersigned
viii offer for sale at public auction, to
the highest bidder. at the front door of
the Courthouse, in Charles Town,
Jefferson county, w. Va, on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
Tightens Her Skin
Loses Her Wrinkles

81 want to tell you how easily got rid
OF my wrinkles writes Luels Marsh.
while In London friend. mu, n envi9d
because of her youthful looks, gave me
formula for a home made preparation
which has the effect OF instantly tightening
the skin, thus smoothing out wrinkles and
burrows.
The principal ingredient lis powdered
saxolite. which can be had at drug stores
here. An ounce of saxolite Is dissolved in
a half pint witch hazel After bathing my
face in this but once the transforms ion
was so marvellous ! looked years younger.
Even the deep crows feet were affected,
and the annoying creased about my neck.
1t seems difficult to believe anything could
produce such results. Several to whom I
recommended the recipe have been similar
cheeks had become quite baggy."-Social
Mirror