Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-08-18
BRIEFS.

tour-q. enamel kettle only @sc al
BosSelrs N. ..
Bcvell's' ~ 70.
g., triangle polish mop only Ssc'
St BosSelIs' o,,v c, cd
# BOs~elFs'
Of that same good vinegar at
.%sIrs. lower in price.
is 80 cents pound today
-, 91 secs are 81 cents Dozen
:, Roswelrs and get free pack
20 Of C corn fakes Saturday
r,.., is quoted tte-~y in the local
VIZ, At los and corn at So cents .
" SNYDER will sell bunch OF
J. .b-iftv sheep % lis sale on Sep
inrber list. z-nem'
W. Will buy or ,radst 1ots, Block 81
GO in Ransom. c. F. Wall, Charles
Town, W. Va
:, mn want your silo filled prompt
u 90 nroperly, see Ernest d. Jones.
Phone ll7-24.
ro- sale. an Economy silo, IL 80.
,.,ir 20 Gilbert Hendricks, near
Shenandoah Junction.
line of farming implements in good
condition will be sold at j. M. Snyders
Gale on September LIST.
II YOU want some good fat hogs or
thrifty shoats, attend ]. M. Snyders
sale on September list.
:. RAYS to keep good breeding stock.
ro- c.ock ewes and rams, of real quail
~ see w. C. kiely & Son, Charles
lawn. ". Va Telephone 2l5-l3.
s W Link, formerly with his
brothers in the clothing business in
Charles Town, has opened a clothing
and furnishing store in Strasburg, Va.
One Of the heaviest rains we have
had in ong time fell last Friday af-
,ernoon.The cutters could not carry of
the water fast enough, and some of
the streets were flooded from curb to
curb
hng experience enables me to
furnish you meat of the best quality.
Living UP to this, can not always
furnish at the cheapest price. G. F.
Wall. Charles Town. Meats OF bet
ter kind
See Boswell's specials for Saturday:
One can Royal Anne cherries Satur-
day, 29c; heavy syrup apricots 24c a
can, Saturday only; large can OF
Hawaiian pineapple, Saturday only,
29c can.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Licklider have
moved into their new apartment in the
Entler building on Main street. The
work has not yet been completed, but
they are occupying the rooms that have
heen finished.
The annual harvest home supper of
the Uylla NJ. E. Church will be served
in the hall at Uvilla on Thursday,
August 18th, from 5 to 8 o'clock. Re-
freshments will be served in the grove.
Everybody invited.
The body of Private Joseph Perks,
who died from wounds in France in
1918, was inferred in Edge Hill Gene
terry, Charles Town, last Sunday after
noon after appropriate services in the
Southern Methodist Church.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church
OF Middleway will hold festival at
that place Thursday night, August
18th, for the purpose OF raising money
for new lights in the church. Re-
'treshments Of all sorts will be served
Everybody invited.
The ladies OF Mt. Wesley M. E.
Church will have their annual harvest
home supper at Scrabble on Friday
evening Of this week. Those who have
enjoyed this bountiful repast before
Will not want to miss another. Every
body invited and the editor guarantees
satisfaction, for he has been there.
:, Howe's Great London Circus and
van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals
VIII exhibit in Charles Town on Fri
cay August 10Th. Among the attrac-
nons advertised is Little VIC" baby
mppopotamus six months old and
weighing only 1900 pounds. The
snow promises a frst-class perform
ance' with especially good animal acts
Sam Haines, one Of Winchester's most
popular business men, was drowned in
ne Shenandoah river in Clarke county
,aSt Saturday while bathing in that
.ueam. No one saw him drown, his
SSOay being found by some friends who
hsa not missed him from the party
III III, haines was an Englishman, but
,o au hVed in Winchester for the past
fourteen years where he wa. an apple
0uyer and fruit broker.
marry L. Weiss. who has been op.
TMng the Palm Hotel in Charles
,oVn Tor about one year, and who the
iWssf previously was landlord at the
ias Conner at Harper's Ferry, has
81. s me county. He has been gone