Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-12-08
BRIEFS.

BoswelTs fresh canoies VIII oe III
This week
We sell Amoco gas. National High
way Garage.
Mincemeat and fruits for the hol-
;davs at S. L. Cooley's.
Fru l're Of vmas tvs, candies and
nuts at S. L. Cooley's.
Reduced prices ON candies for Sun
day schools at s. L. Cooley's.
There's good reading on every page
Of the Register this week. Enjoy it,
Remember that the Register makes a
very acceptable Christmas present
Our local dealers quote wheat to-
dav at SLOT a bushel Corn is 40
cents.
Now that winter has set in and the
SHOWS have come, don't forget to feed
the birds.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs John Fraley,
Df Moler's Cross Roads, a ten-pound
daughter.
FOR SALE-One A. B. &. electric
washing machine at bargain to quick
huyer. w. Grove Banks.
We have for sale a new Ford tour
ing car for immediate delivery. Ma
tional Highway Garage.
We are making a speciality of fur
nishing choice butchered hogs. c. F.
Wall Company, Charles Town.
P S. Millard's store at Millvile was
robbed last Saturday night OF goods
Quite number of children in this
vicinity are suffering from the mumps.
which come around inevitably now and
then
Order your hogs this week. We are
butchering fifty head. c. F. Wall
Company, Charles Town. Meats of
better kind,
A new advertiser appears in the
Registers columns this week-Miller's
store, at Kearneysville. A list of
prices is given that ought to bring down
the high cost of living.
Eversharp and Signet pencils. The
Signet is the best. Guaranteed TO
work. SlOO to SIS 90. Made in sill
yer. nickle and gold. Also Parker and
Rexall fountain pens. Owens drug
store.
The two desirable rooms on the sec
Dnd floor of the Register building,
formerly occupied as dentists Offices,
are for rent Immediate possession
can be given. Inquire at the Register
Office
The ladies of the Reformed Church
will hold bazar and supper in the
community building Saturday, Deem
Der l0'h. The bazar will begin at
, o'clock and supper will be served
from o'clock on.
The famous picture, "The Four
Horsemen Of the APOCALYPSE is billed
for the Shepherdstown Opera House
the great pictures of the year and will
he we'll worth seeing.
Skunk pelts are worth three dollars
apiece, and local trappers are captur-
ing a good MANY of the odorferous
little animals The morning scents at
times are rather obnoxious, and some
folks are thinking of wearing gas
masks.
The girls of the Shepherd College
\. w. C. A. held japanese bazar in
the old college hall last night. They
were dressed in native costume and
had many nice things from the orient
for sale. The proceeds were for the
benefit Of the Y. w. G. A.
The members of Po,omc Post OF
the American Legion enjoyed them
selves greatly last Friday night at
soup held in their hall. II was good
old-fashioned chicken soup, made by
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Freeman, and
is conceded to have reached the spot
Postmaster General Hays has issued
= Christmas message in which he calls
upon the people to use wisdom and CO.
operation in mailing their Christmas
packages. He wants you to mail them
now, so that the postoffices will not be
congested the last few days before
Christmas. Address all letters and
packages carefully and put the proper
amount OF postage upon them. Wrap
packages securely. Do not use odd
size envelopes-the small ones may
get lost and the larger ones cause
trouble. Mail>your letters and pack
ages early in the day, so that the rush
at the end of-th day may be avoided.
Postmaster A. S. Lucas has handed us
the message Of the Postmaster-G Cen
eral and we will publish it in full next
week. In the meantime, mail your
Christmas packages now, if possible.
Every one gets some candy for the
kIddies and the grown-ups, too, for
Xmas, so We have it, and in good
quantities and prices that will astonish
YOU. A French mixture with gum
drops, tbS for 2Sc Mixed drops 20
and 23c ID. Broken candy lSc a ID