Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-02
BRIEFS.

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~ Bos.,'rs pure rice, SIC a
p0 Cb-.s,r.. only three weeks from
next SATURDAY.
p,..els special coffee is always
me same grade
packing chairs, high chairs and
,o:ksrs, 4; Schiey's'
D. srre 70 attend the bazaar at Schop-
..-,'s store Saturday,
Cav. you- cash register receipts and
-, for the handsome doll, at Schleys.
Zoos are quoted at "a cents dozen
Butter is so cents a pound.
or, local dealers today quote wheat
.,Si IS A nushel and corn at 70 cents.
p,,, your Christmas gifts at the
,,rar at Schoppert's store on Saturday.
There, talk of having community
| Christmas tree in ShepherdStown this
year.
Make YOUR Xmas cakes with Bos-
,,s,re cocoa. A whole pound for rs
cents.
.Keo YOUR eye on our window for
seasonablc gifts. More inside. AT
Schley's.
Nice things for Christmas presents
a, the hazar at Schoppert's store on
SATURDAY..
Bor, 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Wal
,srs in Roanoke on November 30th. a
fine son. weight ga pounds.
Hose Cnmpny No. of Martinsburg
cleared about $1,000 at its fair held in
that civ the past week or two.
Keen YOUR eye on our window for
cornnlete aSsortment ever shown in
This end of the State. At Schley's.
Lost. the last week in November. a
thoroughbred Poland China male pig.
Finder will please notify M. F. Hen
bricks.
The Jefferson County Court will be
in session December 18th to receive
bond and qualify the county officials
elected on November I'd.
The ladies' aid society of the M. E.
Church South will hold Christmas
bazar in J. H. Schoppert's store-room
on Saturday, December 4th.
Such valuable gifts as bedspreads,
blankets, round scalloped table cloths.
hemStitched table cloths, and rugs, will
bring real appreciation. At Schley's.
The Richard dwelling house on
Main street will be offered for sale
on Saturday by Geo. M. Beethoven.
fha &c
Portable little home in a desirable resi-
dence section.
Dr. E. d. Davis, eye specialist, Of
HagerStoWn, will be in Shepherdstown
on Tuesday, December 7th, from 10 a
m. 10 ?. m. II rainy, will defer visit
until the following day, the 8th. At
Mrs Shipley's hotel.
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
lnaon to be held at Charles Town on
January S, 1921, to fill a contemplated
vacancy in the position Of fourth class
postmaster at Halltown.
Mr.. H G. Hendricks and family, of
shenandoah Junction, wish to express
their sincere thanks to the friends and
neighoorS who were so kind and
thoughtful during the illness and upon
the death Of their daughter Charlotte.
Mrs. " J. Foutz, from north of town,
mas the thanks of the editor for large
pumpkin sent us III time for thanks
giving pie. Mrs. Foutz says it was
the olggeSt one raised on their farm
II certainly must have been the best
also
The ladies of the Reformed Church
VIII serve a chicken supper in the fire.
men nal. Saturday evening, Deem
Let I'm. beginning at o'clock. On
y, ~ cents Fancy articles suitable for
SuI.S.in"S presents, will be on sale,
0eginnng at 2,3O o'clock.
Especial attention is called to the ad-
yer, s,m-nt of dairy cattle. etc, of A.
). ...- 90 he held at Kearneysville
oh .an Siay, December 18th. He
~'' .-. =. head OF cattle, among them
-Nra good cows that have
rec rds as milk and butter
49,. Iler has installed one of the
E-.co-Llght plants on f. T
Place near town, and Mr.
in Dying real electric lights
D.. and about the barn. Mr.
ir ."~nG the coming week put
fo-a .arge Delco plant at DR.. Cliff
p.,r '"N.S farm and orchard in
hsi.- ounty.
c.r. -urla has bought from the
o., "..'t, a stock of army and marine
On. -.uding shoes, pants, shirts
soi. year, all wool, which will be
Sal ST prices. They are now on
an Tome on Washington street,
ST. .'Dcs to get room on Main
Fr,. '.'In the next week or two.
Wee. notice will be given in next
iaiI ' iSoners in the Hagerstown
eau. '-@ me iron bars from a window
a. last Friday morning and escaned