Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-15
BRIEFS.

IFS goodbye, corns, whcn you use
ovens corn remover.
OAR, N Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Lowe,
If town, a l2-pound son.
Zoos are IS cents a dozen and but
-, IS % cents a pound today.
ror Sale-Large refrigerator. Ap-
.rr 70 Miss Helen Pendleton.
Crimes Golden apples for sale at a
.oIis- a bushel. Apply to c. d. Wy
song.
ror Sale-Grimes Golden apples,
,bree bushels for Sl.OO, at the orchard.
!. C. Unger'
&c, YOUR cucumber pickles now be-
hre blight kills the vines. Benz.
Hsrtzell.
Cetlt at Ovens drug store. What?
Mrs Prices Canning Compound, in
Guiding fresh spices.
70 YOU want 10 prevent your hogs
f,on having the cholera, use Cal-Sino
-estorative. At Owens drug store.
Porn to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wis
veil. of Charles Town, fine son.
Mrs. wiswell was formerly Miss
Louise Moore.
New and cheap line Of blankets,
comforts, muslins and staple dry
goods at Hodges.
The sale of furniture advertised for
last Saturday by Mrs. M. L. Herring
day, September 18th.
Miss Sidney Kearfott is principal of
the Kearneysville public school, and
Miss Olive Athey and Miss Edna Sci
bert are assistants.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H.
Burss, of Berryville, Va, a son. Mrs.
Burks was formerly Miss Bessie But
her, of Shepherdstown.
Mrs. Bessie Watson, of Reedson, has
been quite i'll at her home in that place,
though at this writing she is reported
to be on the road to recovery.
Prof. W. H. S. White, of the Shepherd
College faculty, has purchased him
self handsome Chevrolet touring car
from the Charles Town Garage, of
Charles Town.
Harry F. Byrd expects a crop of
$500 barrels of apples from his orch
ards in Clarke county, Va, and the
Neill and Warden orchards will have
1900 barrels.
DR.. E. D. Davis, eye specialist, of
Hagerstown, will be at the Hotel Ship
ley in Shepherdstown on Tuesday, Sep
tember 10th, to examine eyes, fit
glasses, etc.
LOST, on the Morgan's Grove fair
grounds last Thursday, gold bar pin
set with sapphires and two pearls. A
good reward will be paid il returned
TO the Register Office.
Now that fall is about to set in,
every person in this section ought to
subscribe for the Register. 1t makes
good reading for the fall and winter.
Sent to any address for $3.50.
For Sale-A Hoosier hoe grain drill,
good as new, only sowcd about 70
acres of wheat. Will sell it reason
ably Can be seen at my former
' Oii viz ioih ~. L. bdhiSiS.
Joseph H. Trout, cashier Of the
FARMERS Bank of Shepherdstown, has
bought new Ford touring car from
me National Highway Garage. George
HaFtzell has bought Mr.. Trout's old
car
Announcement is made that civil
service examinations will be held Oc-
looer 9Th for postmasters of twenty
one Maryland towns. Among them are
SSnarpsourg and Clear Spring, in
Washington county.
Inc monthly meeting of the u. D. c.
VIII! be held at the home of Mrs.
EnaFies Miller in Berkeley county Fri
Gay evening at $50 o'clock. Town
M,i; a Will meet at the home of
"'Ss Coopsie Keplinger at six o'clock.
nil, me annual Sunday school picnic
nl De held at Millville on SATURDAY..
september 18th, on the Keystone play
s.ounas. The Charles Town Orches-
Va VIII be present. Dinner and all
go VI games for the children. Ev-
1yoody invited.
bv n Mr reduction announced today
N NJ National Biscuit Company brings
no aIiSco and other sugar waters in
Prt;naees back to pre-war levels.
ri ateS on the whole line OF bulk va
70 &c. are further reduced from two
u '~e cents per pound.
,ro mrs. c, w. Link, OF Martinsbure,
pmULiInently identified with the com,
hh o life Of that city for some wears.
pr; moved with her two daughters to
"LSeton, N. j., where she has bought
b., nome: Her sister, Mrs. Harold
''"aer, lives in Princeton.
Bo Sm; H. Lamar, rs years Of age, Of
coITIis:ooro, was killed in an automobile
lac, roi on the road near that place
ridi,. iaay. The car in which he was
sno,So. WIN Noah Mullendore ran into
spains!I car and Mr.. Lamar was thrown
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