Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-09-29

BRIEFS.


60 are I'D to 40 cents dozen.
wheat is quoted today in the local
We, at Sl.l4 a bushel Corn is 80
cents
The youngest child of Mr.: and Mrs.
Geo T. Hodges %as very Ill from Group
me first of the week but is now improv-
ing.
D. cure TO see "The Beantpwn Choir"
Scrabble October 9th, 1921, at
s;Sbt o'clock. Admission Is and is
cents.
&c, YOUR blankets and comforts,
,nch reduced prices, Friday and
Saturday,, October 7th and 9th.
Schley's.
One hundred and fifty good, warm
dovny comforts, special price Friday
md Saturday, October 7th and 9Th.
Schley's.
s5.ct. Wear-ever Aluminium pans on
ssIe at A. |. Grandstaff's Charles Town,
from September 20 to October 9Th, for
80 cents only.
The family of Mr.. James, of Mar
tinsburg, has moved into d. F. Hills
house on Main street, recently vacated
Nv Butler Ronsmous.
Come and have good laugh at
Scrabble on Saturday October 9Th.
See 1.-The Beantown Choir" Admis-
sion Is cents, children Is cents.
Mr.. Chas. F. Reininger, Of Charles
Town, and Miss Lavina May Writ, of
Rippon, this county, were married re-
Gently in Hagerstown by Rev. Mr..
Bradley.
Postmaster A. S. Lucas has bought
from DR.. J. /. Triplett the small brick
dwelling house on New street, op-
poste the Episcopal rectory. The price
paid was $500.
Miss Lou Koontz sprained both of
her ankles very badly last Monday
when she made miss-step as she was
crossing a room. The accident is
most inconvenient one.
Miss Florence Williams wishes to
thank the friends, both white and COL
ored, who were so kind during the
illness and death Of her mother, and
also for the beautiful flowers.
Albert D. Darby, a well-known in
surance man of Martinsburg, on Tues
day filed voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy in the Federal Court. The
Evening Journal says that his liabilities
are listed at S102,1 1885 and his assets
aS6l,650.
The Palm Hotel in Charles Town has
been leased to w. L. Evans, who man.
aged the Leesburg Inn, at Leesburg,
Va, the past summer. Mr.. Tharp,
who has been managing the Palm
the past couple of months, will retire
from the hotel business.
Dudley L. Wilmington, who has
been farming the VIM. H. Martin
place, north Of town, will quit farming
and move to Shepherdstown, where he
will conduct blacksmith shop. He
Will have sale of live stock and farm
ing implements on October 18th.
Friday evening of this week at 7.3O
o'clock there will be a recital by Mrs.
W. H. S. White at the Mt. Wesley NJ.
f. Church at Scrabble. Everybody is
invited to attend and help a good
cause. Admission IS Gems, children
10 cents. lcecream and cake will be
sold
The Woman's Club of Shepherds
town District will have its regular
meeting Friday afternoon Of this week
IN the college auditorium at $50
O'CLOCK. This is the first meeting Of
Inc fall season and all the members
are urged to attend, as business Of i'm
portance is to be transacted.
Henry G. Shirley, a native Of this
county, who has been holding the posi-
non OF roads engineer for Baltimore
county, Md, for several years, drawing
large salary, has been appointed
chairman of the American Automobile
Associations Good Roads Board. His
sspointment has already become effec-
1--WE, Mr.. Shirley succeeds George
c. Dehl.
In renewing her subscription for an
V W year Mrs. Louise c. Wishart, of
wen Iannery, Pa, writes US pleas
snt note in which she says: 81 do en-
IVY me Register, though most OF the
peopie whose names see are strangers
" me Still | am interested in those
Know" Mrs. Wishart says that there
are no apples at all in her section OF
pennsylvania.
tOn Friday and Saturday, October
~, mn and 9th, we are going to offer
" our patrons collection of the very
UeSt OF winter bed clothing. Fifty
p ps of blankets, fifty bed spreads,
ooo comforts. This is going to be an
Opportunlty for you to purchase your
Sa n,er bed clothing at just about one
Schley's.
D. me Cleanup Squad Of the Veterans
baN 'eau will be in Martinsburg Octo.
vi ON 10 10th to see all disabled ser.
e% re men about compensation, physical
insmlnat!on, vocational training and