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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

yer Deres Medicin den hsjeste Anbe-
falling og forteller enhver jeg moder,
hvadden gjorde til mig Mr.. g.
SfhoonftM, 240. Wood Ave., Muske-
gon, Mich.
Kyindens kOstbareste Gave
Den som hun ivrigst burde yerne
er hendes Helbred, men ofte fors0m-
me1 hun at gjore dette j rette lid,
indtil nogle Sygdomme, 4ejendomme-.
lipe for hendes Ken, har fastet Ro
paa hende SEW. Mar saaledes am
grebet kan Kvinder stole piaa Lydia
E. Pinkham.s Vegetable Compound,
ct Middel, der har veret vidunderlig
succesfuld j Tilbagegivelse af liden-
de Kvinders Helbred.
Hvis De er j mindste Tvivl ON
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound vii hjElpe Dem, skriv til Ly-
dia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. tor
noligD Lynn, Mass, for Rad. Deres
Brew vii blive aabnet, lsst og besvaret
af en- Kvinde og holdt streng For
f1olighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Gn lille @oman ira set pirfeliee
3ib.
fplgen6e

~ E@%TnzsSE[E4 HEl==t EaE@IETEE--Ee
n@oroip11." fortaller fslgenoe
'9ilorqgelie::
On lite mere belt ing Maro fra
|aalborg bii ffan fal6e banr g.
Der alorig nogenlinoe baboe pprd
.forlobet, reiite for ct Mars 8ib iioen
meo 9oget til &i6benbabn. S Strib
6rmpeoe ban tiIfal6tg mo- en- @npe,
.bpor Der bob en- npoelig 11ng Game.
Gor 5fbrite @ong i fit 2ib fgIte O..
meo ed ben 8riiffffen i Sierteregionen,
ION enfelteaf 2piert1e maaife fiien,
Der, % plllofelig fog ben Eanfe neo
] BAN fom ct 2ps:: .Mon set life
ffnf6e bore ben6e, ber er beiterit for
mig"
Dpmarfiom % gallant f%onberie-.
reoe ban ben 1lrge Game og billp
be11oe meb be11oeg @nffenenifer, men
:paa 5torebRltsz6ergen table sc Bi11-
at16en Of spne. S &orspr grtet
.5fRbnen benz otter iomn1e11, men
l,beIoiGDis - tunleoe iamtioig ct
meget bbirgltet gelifab If unge Men=.
METER in6 al,peen.
r.S arbtt ittrafs EN- l1obei.
uDGerzgaar ct 9ug iigiens ON 20
Mtnl1tter, GJrgfen; tror De lite, BET
bar rarere at fonn1ne meb set; bette
sReiidieIffab bliDer pift lite bebaoe-
.Iigt."
Da1nen fonbt Gorilaeet go6t, %
De tog begee meo bet noite Eog:
Dn Sc 11aaeoe @osfil6e, ffif Sc at
bibe, m set grite 8og Dar fornlpf.
fet o. ntange Usse1,neiffter Drebt; Set
bar Professionalism, beres @eife
fotlot2 gteo.
Sen fn,lles @Ieoe ober maofife at
bore ltnogaaet Dpbm il1tte6e benz
enoru ittarfere fnta11iett.
go nj fffaI 8rpnuppet foo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

ierIie mango @rsrIano, iiioef llIpf
testiIfelbe ,i,,oer @anoens boeltge
@iernite e @unee iaa bpppige.
iom Donnaorf
Otter Mfilutritg al 6orretningers
ne iubiteres MAJ. ofte iI Safe e.
eller auoet eller moaite fIere Suite,
.ioet5u,an bog mango steoer ielp mao
meobringe Ben11erne % sutferet,
me6ens Berterne Ieperer SET portIle
8aro % 4opperre; 6lgoe br,1ges
S goot geir er BET Ell. itorilaaet
@pbelie at feile ben ,1bbre Sfiar-
gaor0 tneo 1esaltio Hiftenoe 11ofister
- meo Ssfiploe, ole 6orrner og
#Sterrelier, ipreot 10 oper 8anoet,
:blanoe11oe bbi6e i Solglanien % meo
observation-disclosures mob 8arbet, fpils
[lenbe i De reneite blaa % grgnne
|5arber:: @eberer babes oltio parrot,
for at man, mar 2eiligbeb bD6es,
tan fortune fig me6 Rieo, erte11 oet
nut er spfngle Garlig G66erfugle,
52eiiter eller 2ombier) eller enbog
AT og til en- for oriitig Sci.
Sm 9orrn1ere11: fob lea, iom pmz
talt, Motorbaa6ens &abpt / en-
|9obepoie; bbis set bar folbt, tienfe
en- Hrinm1s iom &affelobn; man fan
nenlig belle Somneren uomertet
bore ubiat for &emperaturer UNDER
8rpiepu1ftet - for lIet lite at tale
om at bet Tan biipe reeutpr One
itorm 11aar om beli og UNDER
Gfteraarsreiierne Tan bet bore ober
en- b1lb 5nes @ra6ers &uloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
Tanker De 9: :: RejseitiI Canada?

VI river Oplysningef med Hensyn III
Dette Land ligger we'd Hovedlinten at
Canadian National Railway. Tact we'd
By med godt Marked. Jorden giver
yseldige Afgrpder. Rigelig Regn. Irri-
cation er like n9dvendig. Ingen Man
Eel paa Brendsel-Masser af Kul Og
TArmdrift. i Alberta. Mango dyrkede
eller udyrkede Farme til Salg for me-
yet mindre, end de er vserd. Skriv til Os.
THE VEGREVILLE LAND COMPANY
III. o. Braden, Mgr.
Vegroyille Alberta
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

.erb Sc, at ben et1eite Slide III 6atttg=z1.
BON bIiner Dobenitob? sss..# 3
@looe Ieber berfor Gfffimeer,1e
falnr,en, mutt bebouoler be beres
abi1oer % Born, % fdu1iliebis tan
De sle is ftDtteoe TT btnat1oen meo
i&engibenbe6enS 8oauo, Der cite gis
Der fig grtbenbe l16ilog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

GODTKJ0B for hurtig Handel; 80.
Acres rigt OAKLAND. Afgr1den slaar
aldrig fell. Is Acres vserdifuldt Skov-
Hand. Bygninger alene v@rd 5000:
bet hele kan faas for $6,65O.OO at
Mrs. Emily Ayers, R. 4, Fillmore, N.
Il. eller VIM. B. Ayers, al N. Bunker
Hin Ave, Los Angeles, Cal. :,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
81. Grarf Cranes Gbitorial. pber
lat at Satob q. @eber.

EE-SgES
@nLeI Sci ntilfrebsbeb b1on6t %
olle ct Of ianme Mat11r ION Ben fit
at ben lille 8ige, Ser gnifebe, at set
maotte bore Sui bier Dag.
81 logger for mege GftertrDf pao.
&pr6ien al at bore paa Soppen pg
sfaHer lite NOT @nroien al Eilfre65-
beo.
Siple, font er oftei bpib @lso,
brR16er no. Set er beore itaoig at
bore Ell Sma1le BARN.
9e &binoer, iom uogfer ben meite
@la6e blanot os Menneifer beo at
gipe rigelig at 6eres Operfloo, er
lite Sc, Jon oppaffer DE bulfanife.
2ioenifaber, men De- Ser bitter fig Tom,
~raturlige Sfabninger.
nSSfff fe bet alt for lDienoe eller CODE
for mennefelig, naturlig, 6aglig.
.SpOe.
De Driffeborer, iom biorager melt
til Menneifers @elbefinoenoe, er Sc,
Tom er bebagelige % giber Big stpr-
fe, % lite Sc, iom gier big 6ruffen.
Den religieie 6plelie, iom CT melt
t1Dttig, CT lite ne1t, iom me6 BeIbar-
ligbeb orbeioer iig4 .gieunem mprfe
Dalfgrer al Gbiol % 8eftigbeb, men
ben, ION 6nglfg 1togber 8roens Cd.
ben flli6shuloe Spmlntrings bar1ne
5Solifin eber belle Sberbagslibet.
On bar lert en- beI Del, r1aar en-
bar bol6t op at i6ge Sorneielier og
begpn6t at lpee efter Eilfreosbeo.=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

Al0SIS nvW Sk
n1sten like kun.
de saa. Lydia F.
Vegs-
table Compound
blew mig anbefa-
let og den hjalp
mig 90 glorde
mig sterk igen.
saa jeg er Stand
til at gjere alt NIT
Arbejde. Jeg gi-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

U DE i-nteresseret / at kobe godt og
bdlligt Majs, Hvede og Alfalfaland,
i1kriv efter BOgen: Montana Oppor-
tunities''. A. G. Farmer, Miles City,Mont
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

ie1,oeoele saf gefolfningen ora.
get bort. Sun aDirber frn %.
.goraIe Mer0 er lo6t filbdge.
@ep. Griffith baaber, at bel anne
irita11ffe 5olf, ,aor Slootrofifeu ot-
ter 'aabnes, BIZ iet,oe BAN hlitraffe..
;ligt al 2epnetsmi6ler til isbDert GaIb
at boIoe 10000 Men1efter i aipe tit
nuite S11obeit1ing. De ~reiterenbe
10000 bill l,tnoganelig iulte libel.
.Dpoen bill sreller ienere fom-
me til benz alle, iagoe ban. x@,11,
be melt foriuIte6e bgr nj, men Mn-
toilet pill ON en- Raaneo burtig TIL
tage. Sra ba af bill Dgosproce11te11
ibliber meget for (gfter nDeco-
.rab-&oiten"
Gornbielit os sifrebsbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10

MISUNDERSTANDING QH@ Qer ORfe DDer
en- balp Gnes @raoers &uloe. .
On #plareifimoerne.
S. fit tore 8erf r@rpnlnn6" for
teller &ruo @asm1sien ON Solar
[eifimoerne:
ssSS1,gen Bolareifimo, flyer &nlto
@asmusien, bIiber boen6e mere en6
eet eller to Mar poa bbert. Ste6, iaa
baag1er bans 2engfeI efter at fom=
me ino UNDER M 6orbolo og ioge fra
andre Sa9tmarter. &bret 6oraar
beetles u6been, % / ben Sis, bbor
Nat1re1 ielD RITTER 8iinterens Mag af
fig, baagner Menneifenes 2Dit til at
brDoe op % ilaa 6glge meo De man
&c Graffuele, Der buriler Sonm1er
ober 2an6et.
6%lptningerne er / &irfeligbe6er1
lite an6et emo en- 8Dtten @aaroe i
flor 5ti1; TIL lige faa liot iom Se-
len ! Sabet eller @enen paa 2a11o
eies. at nogen, lige iaa 1i6t fplger ser
nogen fom BELT @et meb. at babe be-
boet ct &ns. Maar Ell Mano flDtter
no for at begibd fig anbre 5te6er
ben, CT oct life Longer bans, % Ell
a11oen ton %, bbis ban 4pe1ger oenne
8oplaos, 9anffe sroIigt flDtte inc /
set.
Ml ben SpRn6ing, Der fgIger meo
omrent bbert Soroar at futile tage
EN- 8eitemmelie ON, bpor man: bill
iage ben naite2 ginter, og ol ben
mntre notwithstanding, ionn prnz
ger ollie, refer fig Tom ct befrieroe
Spbrn6sraab .giennem belle bette
|2nno, Ser ! mango Mooneoer bar
peret bnnoet nf Mgrfe % a,1loe.
Set gaar iom &egel iaaleoes, at
Dc, Der bar baret paa gDobeitiioen
ener nprunet Mor6enbinoen, flptter
til 9piioepla61erm for at fiIbri11gee ct
@ar Mur ! 0perfIn0 ng $40 % Mag
1pgge fig ny &unoe til. &u @ien-
gielb brager 90 mar1gen ~i1fnr,teret
2aiioeboer norbpaa eIler fpopua for
at faffe fig 8rifeffinb oa fi,nrenoe
bbioe 8ibrnebl,fier!y
Snaleoeg Ieber 50 bis}e Mern1e.
tier 6ereS 2ib paa Bats o en- genital
EGrbberpsfuItur, bpis iinorige I'll.
Tempting efter get barffe 2ano cir
BEN til nogle al .SSoroens melt forg.
ri Me,lnefiffer.
Dgmttetite6s Iepes Der om ber7ef.
Ter en- fi11pel 90 praftiF aorum1i1tig-
me; Der giDer ice Set % Ige gbon-
Ger oraHe. 5eln Seloetsss 1npinfanr.
igbeb bar man pgt At fo1lrn1e uioe1,
ON neos d ir1obfele ollie iftgrre SSo1git=
6pr Barter, tilfalber er,bber,
Ell ssagt iiff e aa belooiig.
f@iennemz bette Deingsipitem fiIfom.
rner6er enbber Sanger aigo, bIo1
ban boiler io eerbeom Ben.
Der faor 5aueitk bette n11eg q
bore Refnltotet q bu,1ene grfarii,1,
ser, inobeiteoes ullber 4dr1pen III
EilbereIfienA Zen farHg aatar
asl1oram Ting nlIl
llf6oes Hge itnrfepg ebanbtge, d
loerfore oe BIN euobaIg3tee
Der gtn1e bel1DtHte ebn,,
eet taite 1re orpnn
lnidard men bors oeane 81 81
1gie11,em JalgeIii1Iie,tsfoa ben s.
I5oneeblnre nteo 1eus tl,1lee 9lp
ller q trpffrefer Fe ganbe. at
Itan berl
seballsntt.lI[a ODrei6ii: ssber
JkaxSs -.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
N6tn ! g5iaa.
saapittnoe 8eitribslftr Of bt fsrferbe-
Iige Silfanbt.
@ninef6be Il 6trreret.

s-gsE%E5 With p$RHN ~ ~ ~ fHDTe1 s.ts-~S.s6
rro mrn;,a ,,,srnos = So, fs,.,4o
sorie,,hoirasn = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 8
"a, +ir .Mfh;arn-af a,~,nno.s,,ana, !.
Chino mr., n,,fo,,,,,;et nart;Isfro apo..
milo. Silipniner,pboo moohp,,tir.
itonhahooen So, q mobo,,bor Nh.
.nino 1ioopr o,n+rent 9nn M;1 80
s,ientiin. 9orsnt,;nopr,e bIpn. I'M.
broot / i finef;f gpnnpr. INN IS
9sfeb. s 8 @r;ffitb ~ 1eiet til sp3o.
.qoiinhns..s uo6elinoe1, If 1orfnrin.
oenoerne. hpr b1ot o. = bo+roo+e I'm,
on Wonb6ronhpi Sonpt },,1hp boonn.
6es 6enl. Decembpr mpo nnp sssor.
inni,1oer. INN o. ~,,nhprneia hoobor.
MN - h,~,,nazharsa 5nnnn ,,,ssa
oplio .nn,aote a,prio,,o, $, Mnh;,n=
gonntn J; Qihp maha,,#o bo,. fo,fo,r,
np1io
men Griffin oor hor nn,n,ot
9.eoS.ulup, pel pur pPlDne1
..1eu 5 uppt1'asth' 1orlo1ler, az. E ~,
~ 9auoa g om u1 1n1'he 1eooe alle
ue uee'.nel1er 1.oe11e.sonn.
~ gu' : pellul' luu Dlerlelpt,oel :
e'tD gpel, Ia1!e gen uro11e.
Ivy oel1a11'''e 'lle al 1orlp9e Pea az
leppe tiere, enc MAJ ZEE JIG ! s1ano
~ y a''oergo1oe IL SnoDp'1n.ngen
y = 'ue Apl.nseI ! Snn1: Nel1en
''.a y nlle 1plel. peI o1loe pore
aOlolnl ptleslp11, a. .reooe anore emo
laaoanne, 1om oe''ooer e Stptte
sano % Meol1aoer, 1aa oe 1e'1ere ntl
oa1e S1aho, u g leto 81 opDoloe
.s'oel:
a'1 'aa1 eon1'lD erxDlo1 Ell 1of,ol''-
.pe''ue Ptei y Dmroaoe,
Vuu, en.'9els.1ppe1zr alel.
!, 'esuOl'Ilup = peo ul lpn1e
~ n.ll.u'.oe.' y. =! peau1eo, : ~
S saaaers - a1pu1 lusel = oe=
w. Z
e., .,.t,4 - - ~ s
na,'i,at;a, =, p ~, n,a.aa o;s4n;s4s. ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-10
SMaatrrf ets srpnlaaSfe
9essfsfbstb.
Af 2nge S grpoer.

S @on1u1eren 1915 tiltraoote iegi
BET r~poprette6e Diitrittglegeetl.be-
be ! 11pernebit. l1perrebif aaeeooii-
itrifts @reuie faloer iarruuen meo.
aoIo1ioiitrtftets % omfatter en apftt-
itrnfting pon ! at ca. bnlpfieroe
&unoreoe ailometer (ea. 300 MiI),
bboraf Ben ipoligite Del Inn Ieilig.
beoSbis er beboet % hin ON
Soraaret o8 ON Somneren. 8efolt.
ningen boz, fom ale Begre ! @rgu-
land, ubelrfferoe beo apften, i6d
ben faa goot iom uoeluffenbe lbeer
'ff grbperb paa Seen men ga 11ogle
Dor 11o til 6et oabne SOB pau be p6er.
;ite Ser, me6enS a11ore Tiger in6 i
mere rolige 5arpanoe ! Gior6ene,
|bliber 29gens @eiierute ganife be.
|tpoeliet forIanget, naar man ffal be-
,fgee oue 8opla6ier, bbor1 Der er
omfring 80 noget befslenoe Mar
for Mor % forifielligt CONNER og
@inter, ioet Der ofte finoes forifiel-
lige 8oiteoer til CONNER, % @inter-
|brug.
Da leg tom til l1pernepif, bar ben
npbpgeeoe 2egebolig fnap far6ig,
|iaa ri ! ca ID Dage maatte DO bos
ben gieftfri 8eftbrer, 90 Ser ielnfsl-
gelig lite fir1oes &oteller i @ren=
lano. 2egeboligen ier iml1f ogsan-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
COw-Testing Association.

The following are the names and
records of the cows in the Eastern Pan.
handle Cow Testing Association which
produced more than 40 pounds oil
butterfat during the period of 30 days
ending November 30, 1920:
J. G. DeBaugh, Rilma, Jersey, 554
]. G. DeBaugh, Margaret, Jersey
53.1.
E. D. Conklyn, Sally, Jersey, Sill
]. N. Thatcher Co., Bell. Jersey, 400
H. L. Smith, Mary, Jersey, 4S.5.
]. Frank VanMetre, Bessie Bell. Dur.
ham, 46.7.
]. G. DeBaugh, Martha, Jersey, 46. 6
]. N. Thatcher Co., Cherry, Jersey
E. D. Conklyn, Primrose. Durham
ABS.
]. G. DeBaugh,, Lassie, Jersey 42O.
]. Holland Sperow, Mistress, Jersey
VIM. Fulk, Flora, Jersey, 41.6.
j. Frank VanMetre, Rosa Lee, Dur.
ham, 4O.5.
John Lowe, Skinney. Jersey, 4O.5.
]. w. Ware, Jr., Spot, Holstein, 40. S
Mrs. M. X. Cavalier and Son, Tillie
Holstein, 402
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
Notes Of the Churches

inc eolored Baptist Church OF Shen,
herdstown had its reopeninp last Sun.
day, after having been closed 70, ,xo
or tnree months while improvements
we're being made. Rv. ]. c. Newman !
popular colored minister OF Hapers.
town, preached interesting sermons
morning and afternoon. The services
were IN charge Of the pastor, Rev. Jere
Johnson. The interior Of the church
has been beautifully painted and dec.
GRATED by VIM. r. Miller and son. the
colors being in the utmost good taste
and very effective. Handsome new
pulpit furniture has also been in.
stalled, and the whole effect is most
pleasing. The committee in charge os
tne work was composed Of lanes
washington, Charles Cephas, Dane'
Stuoos' George Frazier and Ben.
Lofey. The work has all been paid
Tor, and the church officials are row
planning for still further improve.
ments. Two new members were re.
ceived into the church last Sunday.
Christ Reformed Church-At 10 a
m, Sunday School; at II a. m. fore.
fathers day service; at 6 D. m, Young
peoples society, subject Generosity. !"
leader, Richard Terrell. Kearneys.
vile. at 2 p. m, Sunday school; at 3p
m, forefathers' day service. In both
churches the pastor will speak on
WHAT the Fathers teach US"
A special meeting Of Winchester
Presoytery will be held in Martinsburp
at p. m, on December 22d, to con-
slider the resignation Of the Rev. F. /
Brooke, Jr., as pastor Of the Gormania.
Bayard and Thomas, w. Va, churches,
and dismiss him, il the way be clear,
to the Presbytery of Abingdon. Va.
M. E. Church South-Preachinp a,
Bethesda at go a. m, Uvilla II a. m,
Shepherdstown D. m, evening sub
Iect, "Life's True Ornament" College
class meets at parsonage Friday even
ing. at 100 o'clock Early service at
o O'Clock Christmas morning.
The members of the Southern Meth
odist Church assembled at The parsoa-
age last Monday night and gave their
pastor, Rev: j. H. Haley, a pounding
that he and his family will long re-
member.
M. E. Church-Christmas sermons
at Mt Wesley at II a. m, Sharpsburp
2 80 p. m, and Shepherdstown D. m.
Sunday schools, Shepnerdstown GAS
a. m, Mt. Wesley 10 a. m.
The young people of the Kearneys-
vile Presbyterian Church have or
organized Christian Endeavor Society
which meets each Thursday evening.
Episcopal Church-Sunday school
9 As a. m; morning service If a. m.
Rev. Mr.. Ware will preach in Harper's
Ferry Sunday night
Lutheran-There will be service mex.
Sunday in the Lutheran Church in
ShepherdStown at II a. m. Sunday
school GAS a. m.
There will be service in the Presby-
terrain Church in Shepherdstown Sun
day at II a. m. and at Kearneysville
at 3 o. m.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
The Best Christmas Gift

Keep in mind the fact that years
subscription to the Register makes q
most desirable Christmas gift. II
you have a friend or relative who is
not now a subscriber to the Register
especially some one who may be living
away from this section and yet who is
still interested in our affairs, you car
give them no gift that will be more
appreciated. 1t will be pleasure
every week in the year and a PLEASING
remembrance of the donor. The paper
will be sent to any ad iress for S1.5O
Send or bring us your order.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
NOTES FROM NEARBY

rnty tons of candy was seized and
concerned in Baltimore on TUESDAY as
uhnt LOT use. Ii Vas to have been sold
cheap for Christmas.
The cornerstone Of the new court.
mouse Tor Hampshire county now be-
ing erected IN Romney was laid on
monoay with appropriate Masonic GER
Fire DESTROYED a stable in Hspers.
own last Friday night, and three
EoIses and -FOUR mules belonging ia
Soh'ractor John d. Clarkson were
burned to death.
pan Lyle, coal miner of Ohio
rye IN the Cumberland region. made
80 recently for one DAYS work. He
mined more than 80 tons of coal in
one day, Lytle drew 1852 for his nav
Der. " ''''@"'
AS Miss Laura Mckee was walking
along the sidewalk in Harerstown the
other day a horse that uas he;no
at her and hit her in the shoulder
at her and hit her in the Shoulder
so severely that physician had to dress
the injuries
H. +. Thorn has sold his lumber
coal and building supplies plant TO | ep
"A; Livers, Charles Cushwa, o. F
WON, J. !. Holt and w. II. Hockenber-
~ VINO VIII organize a 100000 cor.
poraton TO carry on the business at the
old stand in Martinsburg.
B. F. Yates has moved from the
Crittenden farm near Rippon, 10 the
property he bought from Conhlyn
Brothers at the Bloomery. Conklyn
brothers have moved TO Mordinpton.
near Charles Town, while the Critten-
den farm has been rented BY VIM r
RoySton, of Charles county.
George Doleman, the young negro
VINO SET hre to the p. Nicklas Sons
furniture establishment, Chambers
ourg, destroying fully 100000 worth
OF property, was sentenced TO from -
10 Is years in the penitentiary. Dole
man, who had had rather a good rep
utation, said he had been drinking
whlskey and cider before ne had Sc,
fire to the building.
three men who gave the names of
Ernest Gibbons, Clarence Adams and
Albert Musey are in Jail in Hapers-
town, and it is believed that they are
deserterS from the army. They arc
accused OF looting a house in Martins
burg where they had been boarding and
a!sn of robbing a place in Allentown
ia. II doesn't pay TO take strangers
III.
A car was upset on the Kabletowr
pike near Weirck's mill last Saturda,
evening. 1t was driven by a Mr.
RamSburg, and was occupied bv Ed
wiltshire, Will Dtrow and Harr,
SchuItz. They all escaped without
serious injuries, although Schultz was
knocked out, and ii was thought he was
dead, and a Charles Town undertaken
was telephoned to come and take
charge of the body-Spirit.
What is believed to be the largest
hog ever raised in this section was put
chered Tuesday near Brunswick BY
Andrew d. Arnold. The huge porker
alive weighed few pounds over 100.
and when it was hoisted 10 the scat
fold after being killed tipped the scales
at e67 pounds. Seven cans of lard
were rendered from the fat taken from
the hog and one ham weighed II
pounds ounces. Hundreds of peo-
pie have seen the big porker. The
hog was three and a-half wears old
and was Jersey Red.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
In MemOr.iam

A tribute of love and devotion to
the sad but sweet memory of my de-
voted mother, Alice Lee Hopper, who
entered into eternal rest one year ago.
December 10, 1919.
How sadly have counted the hours
That measured one sOrrowful year,
Since we laid beneath the mantle of
flowers
The one | loved so dear
My thoughts are always wandering
To that grave so far away,
Where my dear mother is lying
In her peaceful and lonely grave.
Your face shall be always before me,
Your kind, sweet smiles so true;
You cannot come back to me, Mother,
But some day will come to YOU.
More and more each day miss you,
Friends may think the wound is
healed;
But they little know the sorrow
That lies in my heart concealed.
A happy home we once enjoyed,
How sweet the memory still,
But death has left lonesomeness
This world can never fill.
Sleep on, my darling mother,
How sweet to breathe your name:
In life loved you dearly,
In death | do the same.
BY her devoted daughter,
Mrs. Hunter +. Swami.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16

Fountain pens, watches, stationery of
the best and the kind different from
any you have ever seen. Kodaks
pyralin ware of the best, and in fact
dozens of useful Xmas gifts on sale at
Owens drug store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
EXECUTORS SALE
of Household and Kitchen Furniture.

AS Executor of the will of the late
w. N. Buckles, will sell publicly
where the deceased lived, two miles
north Of Halltown. w. Va, on the Hall
town and Shepherdstown pike, on
Wednesday, January S, 1921
commencing at II o'clock a. m, the
following to-wit:
ONE S-PIECE WALNUT PARLOR
SUIT,
one drop-leaf walnut table, | couch. /
center stand, mahogany bureau. I
writing desk, one Gift. extension able
| dining safe, 8 dining-room chairs, /
bracket mirror, 1 walnut bedroom
suit, walnut wardrobe. walnut
single beds, 3 stands, towel racks, toilet
set, 2 feather beds, bols ers. q
pillows, bed ticking, several rocking
chairs, walnut corner cupboard, ha
rack, one 9xl2 Crex rug, 20 yards OF
ingram carpet. several small rugs
dishes, silverware, knives and forks
pictures, lamps, kitchen Range No. 8
kitchen safe, kitchen table, kitchen
utensils, butter bowl, wire cot, sewing
machine, bed and table linen. sausage
grinder and suffer. seed sewers, wheat
fan, grain cradle, blacksmith tools, one
riding rubber-tire Thrush & Slough
buggy, practically nsw; / buggy robe.
One Driving Mare.
One 400 Chevrolet Roadster.
only run 1890 miles, equipped with
new tires; and many other articles not
mentioned
TERMS-Six months credit on all
sums over $40, purchaser to give a
negotiable note, payable at the Bank
Of Charles Town. Sums OF $40 and
under cash. No property to be re-
moved until terms Of sale are complied
| with.
JOHN T. PORTERFIELD.
Executor.
Chas. T. Engle & Bro, Aucts.
Bane Brown, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16

For the best in leather halters. use
D c. ShipleY's
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16
Notice to Trespassers.

All persons are positively forbidden
from trespassing on the land OF the
undersigned by hunting, trapping. fish
ing, crossing, or in anv other manner.
ID. FRANK KOONT/.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-16

An excellent assortment OF en-
graved Xmas cards on sale at Owens
drug store Also tissue paper, etc.