Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1913-09-11
BRIEFS.

ReXall-OwenS q Miiler-
stag paint-Owens & Miller.
Stag paint at Owens & Miller's.
Big box matches 10 cents at Remnant
Bros.
Arti-toxins of all kinds at Owens &
MIXERS.
EastmanKodaks and supplies at Owens
& MillerS.
School supplies-all kinds-at Owens
& Miller'S.
Fresh cocoanuts and English walnuts
at Reinhar Bros.
For Sale--A sow and eight pigs. APP
DIV 10 DIN Knott.
Tablets, pens, pencils, eraserS and inks
al Hills Pharmacy.
Two fresh cows for sale. Apply at
Wild Goose Farm.
Lowney'S and Peters chocolates always
fresh al Hills Pharmacy.
Fat Norway mackerel and Potomac roe
herring at Remnant Bros.
Clean and sanitary soda water and milk
shakes at Hills Pharmacy.
Cigars, cigarettes, pipes and tobaccos
OF ali kinds at Hills Pharmacy.
The lnwood fair will be held next
week, September 10th to 10Th.
New York Cream, Pimento, Tasty and
Cub cheeSeS at Reinhart Bros.
Use White House" brand pure apple
cluer vinegar, at Reinhart Bros.
Best in the World" Gold Medal and
Snow Flake flours at Reinhart Bros.
Filth Avenue playing cards at Owens
4 MilIeGS. None oetter-try deck.
Take advantage OF Owens & Miller's
quick delivery. Phone Jefferson l5-K.
For Sale-Four mules in good working
condition. c. W. Blue, Kearneysville,
". Va.
Harry Tenant caught nice string of
bass yesterday among them being three
FOUNDER.
The regular fall term of Shepherd Col
ege will begin next Wednesday, Sep
TENDER l7th.
FOR rent, stable with five stalls, car
rage shed attached. Apply to K, q.
Miner Tor terms.
Ii you want fine Maryland or beaten
biscuit, try sack OF BEST in the World"
tour, at Reinhart' Bros.
Germs breed in teeth. To destroy
these germs use Rexall tooth paste. Sold
only by Owens & Miller.
Wanted, young pullets at Iceland
viii pay IL cents a pound for those
weighing one pound or more.
There will be a meeting OF the U. d.
(. al the home OF Mrs. H. {. Marten
Friday evening OF this week at I O'Clock.
The Charles Town Chautauqua is going
on this week. Hon. Vim. J. Bryan will
deliver lecture on Saturday at $50 p. m.
Prof. F. A. Byerly will teach the Shen-
aadoah Junction school again this year,
with Mss Florence Lancaster as his as
SISIdnt.
d. B. Wilburn, who lives on the An
drewS farm, west OF town, will have sale
OF stock and farming utensils on Septem-
Der I'D.
LoSt-A Past-Master's charm, of the
Masonic order, between Kearneysville
and ShepherdStown. Reward il left at
this office.
Harmony Rose and Violet glycerine
SOAP purely vegetable, delIcately per-
tuned and largest cake for l0c, at Owens
q Miller'S.
Ii the girl you love loves candy you'll
make no mistake If you take her box OF
Martha Washington or Lights candies
Sold only by Owens & Miller.
The Supreme Court ofAppeals of West
Virginia met in Charles Town last Wed
neSday, but adjourned the same day with
ont hearing or deciding any cases.
c. ]. Cavalier & Son will have a big
sale OF Holsten and Jersey cattle at Har-
per's Ferry LeM Wednesday, September
l7Ih. See advertisement in this issue.
There is no red tape to go through
here. When anything you buy here
does not suit you, bring it back and GEL
Your money. Isn't that fair Owens
& Miller.
Your word is enough-if any OF the
Rexall remedies does not entirely satisfy,
we'll return your money without queS-
ton. Owens & Miller, headquarters Tor
Rexall remedies.
Martha Washington candies are sold
only BIZ Owens & Miller, who receive
fresh shipments every week, thereby
making the Martha Washington candy
the talk OF tine town.
The Young ople'sMissionary Society
will sell iceCream, cake and candy on the
lawn OF the Presbyterian Church at Kear-
neySvile Saturday evening OF this week,
September 18th. Everybody invited.
The sale of cattle and hogs by MesSrs.
Fulk and Bowers near Leetown on lueS-
day was attended by very large CROWD
Of persons and good prices were realized.
Cows sold as high as high as 500. The
sale amounted to about $3.50.
Farmers have begun to cut off corn.
The crop will be much below the average:
While there are some excellent fields OF
corn here and there, there are others
where the yield will not amount TO hall
crop. The drought the past summer did
the damage.
On the first page of the Register this
week may be found very interesting
article on our friends the birds, portion
OF the recent speech delivered IN the
House OF Representative by Congress.
man Linthicum, of Maryland. II is well
worth reading.
The weather has been ideal this week,
IN marked contrast TO the almost unbear-
able heat OF last week. The days have
been clear and cool and The nights ra-
oiantly beautiful in the light OF brilliant
moon. A good rain is greatly needed,
as everything is very dry in this section.
At a meeting OF the directors OF the
Jefferson Security Bank yesterday DAVID
Lemen was elected director in the place
o. his father, w. N, Lemen. Charles J.
Miller, who has been ice-preSldent Tor
anumber OF years, was elected president
and Samuel J. Hodges was named as