Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-07-21
BRIEFS.

c.s Dunaway & Hooh's big adver-
,issrien; IN this paper.
-.s well-known Craddock-Terry
D., rre-war prices, at S. L. Cool
ey's.
r. Ssle-One Holstein COW and
-, her second calf. Apply to s. L
Ooo.ay.
- !, has wringer, it's not the
eur. D-v-E'te. A. |. Grandstaf,
Cra-,.s Town.
w D. Hines has bought new
r,,l touring car from the National
pichvay Garage.
= q for one of the best ready-made
.lss-s full size, two-inch hem at top,
:. four for $500. Schley's.
For TWO weeks only, Dunaway &
uoo4 Charles Town, will offer bar
s,;os IN porch furniture and refriger-
s,ors.
When YOU have hogs. sheep, lambs,
calves. fat cattle or fresh cows, call or
write c. Fred Wall, Phone No 247-2,
Charles Town.
Laur. Dry-Eue is tesred and ap-
r-6ys5 Nv Good Housekeeping maya
line. None equals it. A. |. Grand
stat. Charles Town.
For Sale-A SIS Sidney reed baby
carriage. reversible, in good condi-
lion. Will sell for SIS. Mrs. J. L.
Mile, Sharpsburg, Nd.
Its the -Dry-Ette Electric
-, -
ager, for Jefferson county is A. |.
Cran5s'aF. Charles Town.
For Sale-A fully-equipped Indian
Motorcycle with side-car in Al condi-
ZION and good tires. Will be sold
cheap Apply to Kingsley Conner.
lack Osbourn and Geo. F. Turner
have improved their properties on
Main street by having new concrete
cutters made along the sidewalk
Cooi beef is worth fair price. Gull
beef IS cheap at no price. We are SELL
ing not the cheapest, but the best of
everything. c. F. Wall Company.
Some of the best quality, prettiest
patterns ana lowest prices which We
have to offer in an accumulation of
samr,. bath towels. Schley's.
A pleasant party was. given last
night bv Howard Beckenbaugh at his
home. Ferry Hill Farm, as compli-
men; u number of his friends in
ShePherdstown.
At the ope-a house next Monday
ar1 Tuesday nights R. D. Shepherd,
a ShepIerjStown movie star, will ap-
pear in q play recently released, Don't
Neglect Your Wife"
The Norfolk s. Western Railway will
rur an excursion to Pen-Mar on Aug
Us; 18th, the day of the Presbyterian re-
union Train leaves Shepherdstown
SIS a m. fare for the round trip Sl.34.
VIZ. Farmer, the man that stays in
the market with you the year around
takes more interest in your welfare
thar the man in the city or the man
That Is in today and out tomorrow.
Alas, George Freeman's pet buzzard
mas gwen UP the ghost. Ii broke its
legs ana sprained its neck and de-
ranged its gyroscope, whereupon
George helped it to a merciful oblivion.
The 5ody of John Cockrell, a soldier
IN the World War from Charles Town,
mas 9een brought to this country and
VII. . inferred in Arlington National
cemetery this Thursday. He died in
fFante from the flu.
lawn festival will be held at the
ii."e %; Nh and MIS-. John Alien Link,
C'''.,t Noler's am Hakcrtor, Friday
evening, July 22d, by the Junior Mis-
SONAR, Society of rhe Uvliia Luther
vie!
The ladies' of Marvin Chapel will
LO.I t7eIr annual harvest home sup
per and icecream festival at the church
SallF-ay evening, July 3Oth. A good
SI-FFr'. including chicken, country
nam ana the usuai trimmings, will |
's served for fifty cents.
Mrs. Mabel Henshaw Gardiner, of
tne >7eaherd College faculty, has
ossa named by Governor Morgan as
VII V.s 81 the eleven delegates from |
west Virginia to represent the State
3 ,"- annual meeting of the Southern |
I-1-1'.on Society, which will be in |
-. 49,. al Asheville, N. c., from August |
~ -, TO 50. Henry T. Mcdonald, prin-
SF". %; >torer College at Harper's Fer |
-. -, mas also been named as a dele
~ not weather for the last four
r ssshS las had us about fried out, and ,
W. I'd not get up an ad., and then /
-, we Kept SO busy we only had time |
So, Ha.' on the people who continually 4
-. IN, Now we will quote you
,;. r-'ces that will knock out the old
s So completely. While granulated {.
iN-- now advancing we still have
- 4 10. Red ripe watermelons 2t4c |
L. 49,, oranges 40c to 70c a dozen,
So ','s oOc a dozen, which is Just
ss"-, sost. Bologna and Frankfurt
a5 -sas-s zoe ID. Picnic hams have