Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1912-11-07
BRIEFS.

,c,,.r,eat at NJ. R. Moler's.
,,ssrson Is K Owens & Miller.
p,,v supplies at Owen & Miller's.
r.,,y ,be sun rises at 6.33 and sets at
4A.
r.lt boots, rubbers, and arctics at M.
R. MoIer's'
ousrs & Miller's White Pine and Tar
does the work.
r,t open, barrel Of nice pickles, at
Mr.. Moler's.
Country produce Of all kinds wanted
AM R. Molef's.
Mountain buckwheat, loose and in
olckases, at NJ. R. MOler's'
Owens & Miller carry pleasing line
,fmen's shaving requisites.
Psyau cold tablets do the work. Ask
owens & Miller about them.
For corrugated and rubber roofing, 60
nG T. Hodges lumber yard.
Fnis a fountain pen, pencils. inks or
stationery. 90 TO Owens & Miller,
When IN need Of lumber of any kind,
GEE 6. T. Hodges. Phone BOW.
Owens & Miller serve the Sunday pa
mr. iree Kindly leave order on Satur-
day
Cons hurt you2 Be relieved by using
Robert GbSon'S remedy. Owens &
Miller
The election has once more revealed
the TACT that there are good many liars
at large.
That good, long, mild cigar, the Earl Of
pawtucket Invincible Shape, only &c, at
Owens & Miller's.
You can't beat Rexall corn cure. Money
back if it fails to do the work. Ten cents,
at Owens & Miller's.
She will be pleased if you give her a
box Of Lights chocolates-to be had
only OF Owens & Miller.
All fresh chocolates at Owens & Mil
IeLs. Take her home a box of Bars
Saturday candy-only 20 cents on Satur-
DAYS.
Owens & Miller's hot-water bottles,
synngcS, ETC., can be exchanged any
where in the United States and Canada.
Ask Owens & Miller about their new
line.
An enjoyable party was given by Miss
Ruth Koontz at her home east OF town
last Friday night. A number OF young
folks from town went out and had mer-
~ evening.
r. H. NJ. Billmyer intends to retire
IRON business in Shepherdstown and will
sell his stock of merchandise at very low
prices while the goods last. Read his
advertisement in this paper.
Mrs. /. V. Johnson's Sunday School
class will have an exchange Saturday
morning, November 9, in the corner room
OF the Entler Hotel on Main street. Soup
will be served in the evening, beginning
a, 5 o'clock.
n. E. Mundey will have sale OF stock
aId farming implements next Thursday,
November l4th, at his farm north OF
ShepherdStown. There will be much
desirable property offered at this sale.
See advertisement.
All the ladies' who are willing to help
with the firemen'S fair are requested 10
meet at the home OF Mrs. d. M. Schop-
pert Friday evening of this week at I
o'clock. 1t is earnestly hoped that many
will attend this meeting.
Here's gem of truth from our always
interesting contemporary, the Lincoln
Monitor "a girl will spend two hours
liking her hair when she knows that five
minutes after He calls it will all be mussed
up IN fake struggle over kiss"
James A. Clipp, of the Ripon neigh
bJrhood, went TO Baltimore last week
and had toe on his left foot amputated.
Over year ago his foot was injured by
a stone falling upon it, and one OF the
toes could not be made to heal. The
operation finally became necessary, and
he now hopes that the trouble is over.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Matthew Page
Andrews for an advance copy OF his
Dixie Book OF Days" for 1913, issued
BY the J. B. Lippincott Company in CO.
operation with the Page Publishing As
ISOLATION. This is an unusually attractive
and interesting book OF some 300 pages,
handsomely bound and printed, and con-
tainS the choicest selections from the best
OF the southern poets, esSayists and his
tonanS. The Dixie Book Of Days is a
volume that is worthy OF place in every
home in the South, for there's something
good in ii for every day in the year. We
are proud TO note this charming product
Of one Of the best of our Shepherdstown
boys.
The managers OF the temperance CAM
palgn held their last rally in Shepherds
town last Sunday night, when meeting
in the college auditorium was addressed
by Rev. Henry W. Tiffany, OF West
Union, w. Va. Mr.. Tiffany made a spir-
tied speech, in which he made many
practical points against the licensed sa-
loon, closing with very earnest appeal
to the voters to ratify the prohibition
amendment. Sunday afternoon a line
meeting was held in the Southern Meth
odiSt Church at Uvilla, there being a
large attendance of the excellent people
Of that neighborhood. Rev. c. Syden-
stricken presided at the meeting, and the
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