Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-11-10
BRIEFS.
Schley's for shoes.
cchlev's for sweaters.

There are several cases of typhoid
20, IN the Middleway neighborhood.
D. sure to hear Miss Ruth Kemper
=. ~. college auditorium next Monday
night
wheat has advanced little the past
", ond is quoted at Sl.04 bushel.
corn is IS cents.
lack Crowl has been disabled the
60 week, having broken the tip OF his
Shoulder in football practice.
Gentle showers of rain fell all day
..,s,erdav. and were Of great advantage
% the growing wheat and the pastures.
More blankets and comforts cheap.
New. cretonnes and draperies, suitable
81, hangings and comfort coverings,
at Schley's.
Thanksgiving day will be Thursday,
November oath. The Presidents proc
istion NAV be found on another page
Of the Register this week
We have for sale for immediate de-
livery new Ford touring car at the re-
duced price. First come first served.
National Highway Garage.
Supper and sale OF fancy articles Fri
dav evening of this week by the ladies
Of the M. E. Church at the public
school at Leetown, beginning at g
o'clock
The annual meeting of the Shep-
herdsnwn Branch of the American
Bible Society will be held in the COL
lege auditorium on Sunday evening.
Novmber 9th.
You don't need an axe to break up
that cold. Try Owens Horehound,
Pine and Tar, also Rexall sore throat
remedy, and lots Of others that will re-
lieve your cough and cold. Get it a.
Ovens drug store.
The Uvilla Methodist Missionary
Band will have an exchange Saturday
in Miss Mann's store room. Home
made bread, cakes, pies, chickens and
other good things will be sold. Every
body come and buy.
Secretary Simms Jameson, of the
Hagerstown Chamber Of Commerce,
gave an interesting address last Thurs
day night before the Shepherdstown
Chamber of Commerce. Mr.. Jameson
has recently resigned to accept similar
work in Raleigh, N. G.
The sale of live stock and farming
implements by Henry Shepherd last
Thursday was only fairly satisfactory.
Buyers seem slow to invest in horses
and machinery at this time of year.
Mr.. Shepherds Jersey cattle brought
good prices, as dairy products keep
at good figures and cows are in de-
mand
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The Ladies' Aid Society of Bethesda,
at Moler's Cross Roads, will hold a
sale of aprons and many other pretty
and useful articles on Saturday, No
vember 18th, in the afternoon. A sup
per of chicken, vegetables, salad, rolls,
coffee and desert will be served from
40 to $50 for 30 cents. The public
Is cordially invited.
The funeral Of Mrs. Kate Keeseck-
er was held in the Reformed Church
OF this place last Saturday afternoon,
the pastor Of the church, Rev. DR.. S. l..
fhckinger, conducting the service. The
BODY was laid to rest in the cemetery
adjoining the church. Many of our
town people attended the funeral, thus
testifying their respect for this good
woman.
The community committee will serve
hne dinner in the public hall on
thanksgiving day for the modest sum of
70 cents. This will be cheaper than
you can provide good dinner at your
own home, in many cases. A limited
number of special tables for families
OF groups will be reserved if applica-
non is made to Mrs. Vim. B. Snyder
rfst come, first served.
fhere was a two-foot rise in the
rotomac river last week, and great
quantities of eels, catfish, carp and
Iapple were caught in the fishpot in
ue Potomac river below Shepherds
Town. Charles Jones had so many
uIat an automobile had to be sent
uoWn to haul them to town-several
T's bags full. The cells were unusual
large. 1t has been years since such
Dig hauls were made.
o. DON'T you know we do not use bull
Mour IN our pudding or sausage, for We
m,ilS the people all get glue enough
~I'hout feeding it to them with their
mea'. Our sausage is made of hams
ana shoulders and all the best meat
VI The hog. This week we will quote
co ou prices on your fruit for Xmas fruit
br. and the ingredients for your
oe o Citron 35c a 10; raisins
So 10; currants 23c a 10. The |
Vs. black pepper lSc To-; corriander,
Se hue Zoc, ground 30c a 10; rub