Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-01
BRIEFS.

See US al 'iie i"''
& CO.
Next Monday, labor day, will be
legal holiday.
Inst opened another barrel Of that
GOOD syrup at Boswells-
Roswelps delicious coffee. bean or
o,ound. only l6c a pound.
Remember, Boswelrs sweet potatoes
ar. ie-sey-not called yellow.
TT, Boswel's Bakers Snowdrift
cocoanut by the pound. Fresh.
The public schools of Jefferson coun-
=. will begin on Monday, September
18th.
Re sure to bring your friends to the
Little Green Tea House during the
fair.
Mrs NJ. L. Harrington will sell a lot
of household goods on Saturday nj this
week.
Get YOUR cucumber pickles now be-
fore Blight kills the vines. Benz.
Hartzell.
The latest in to:ier articles, includ-
ing "Cardenglo" perfume, at Owens
drug store.
If YOU want the premium at the fair
on pickles, get your vinegar at Bos-
wells. Two barrels just in.
WHY pay double the price for cocoa
nut when you can get it at Boswel's
for that cake at half the price?
Trv our splendid assortment Of
candies, 6Oc and IS cents, Friday and
Saturdays only. Worth more, we ask
less Owens drug store.
Born on Saturday to Mr.. and Mrs.
William G. Rothe, of Baltimore fine
III pound son. Mrs. Pothe was for
merly Miss Grace Hill, of this place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Ma
gruder, of Oxford Junction, Iowa,
fine son-Evard Lynn Magruder, Jr.,
Father, mother and son are all doing
we'll
The Martinsburg Journal reports
several sales of York Imperial apples
in Berkeley county at 5000 a bar
rel Ben Davis apples are selling at
$3.50 Per barrel.
DR. E. D. Davis, eye specialist, of
Hagerstown, will be at the Shipley
Hotel in Shepherdstown on Tuesday,
September 9th, to examine your eyes
for glasses, etc.
Charles Cooper, who lived in the
mountain in the western part Of Berke-
ley county, was arrested by officers
last Friday on the charge of oper-
ating 4 moonshine still.
The barn of G. Hunter Ramsburg,
on the Arden road near Mill Greek, in
Berkeley county, was destroyed by fire
last Thursday night, causing a loss
of $1,000, with only $500 insurance.
For Sale-One nearly new low-down
Pennsylvania boot drill, in perfect or
der Priced to sell. Also one lever
harrow. ]. w. Ware, Jr.
Madam Hicks, the worlds greatest
palmist, who has been in Shepherds
town for the past three weeks, will be
on hand during the Morgan's Grove
fair 10 tell you all about your future
life.
Several persons from this vicinity
took in an excursion from Martins
burg to Atlantic City that left Saturday
night and returned Sunday night. The
round trip fare was S428 and hundreds
of persons quickly filled the special
train.
The invitations for the dances to be
given for the community building fund
are out. The admission is Sl.50 for
couple or Is cents for one person, lady
or gentleman. Admission to the hall
Tor persons not dancing will be so
cents.
The employees of the Pittsburg
Lime and Steel Company's quarries at
Pinesburg, Md, and at Nessle, Berke-
lev county, went on strike last Mon
DAY when a cut Of 10 per cent in wages
was announced. The wages had been
reduced 10 per cent some time ago.
William Luria, who has been a res
iaent OF Shepherdstown for the past
I'VE or six years, has moved with his
FAMILY TO Martinsburg, where he will
conduct rooming hotel, the Colonial,
on Martin street. He and his fam
lily leave a number of friends here who
are sorry to see them leave town, for
!ney have been respected residents OF
this place.
wall had big sale at bargain
prices. Cattle sold at S to 6Hc a
pound; sheep from $500 to $50 per
mead; cows from $500 to S68OO; and
large lot were sold. c. F. Wall Co.
VIII have live stock at a rummage
SAFE IN September. Will sell any
in'lhg Tor you on commission, but al
low no by-bidding. Parties wanting
sock bought for them must send a let
teE stating how high to 60, and it will
. bought as low as possible.
ms week We have lemons D for S
vents tomatoes 2Hc a ID; sweet po-
ldIOeS. IArSaN, q a.