Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1914-07-16
Thursday, =
BRIEFS.

Gibson's drug store.
s. w. p. at Hills Pharmacy.
New mackerel at Schoppert's.
Carload of steers just arrived. c. F.
Wall.
Oranges, lemons and bananas at Schop-
peh'S.
Buckeye fly oil at Owens & Miller's, IS
cents gallon.
For a good fresh limeade. sc. 90 TO Ow-
ems & Miller'S.
For iced tea use Chase and Sanborn's
teas-sold by Schoppert.
Don't forget that Owens & Miller's
night call is Jefferson 35K.
For Sale-Tamworth hogs for breeding
purposes. J. w. Ware, Jr.
Schoppert will have canteloupes, toma-
toes and potatoes Saturday.
Huyler's and Norris exquisite candies
sold only by Owens & Miller.
For that tired feeling, try Rexall olive
oil hniment, at Owens & Miller's.
Lost, a lavender scarf. Finder will
please return 10 the Register office.
Teachers institute for Jefferson county
begins August 18th at Charles Town.
Hammocks, fishing tackle and other
summer necessities at Hills Pharmacy.
Judge Wood has called special term
Of the Jefferson Circuit Court for July oath.
We have anything you want in the
drug line. Owens & Miller. Prescrip-
lions our specially.
Kreso dip disinfectant is proven by
government test the best. Ask for a
booklet, at Owens & Miller's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schley Muzzey, OF
Philadelphia, are receiving congratula-
lions upon the birth OF fine daughter.
Stag brand paint cannot be duplicated
or substituted. Ask your neighbor and
then see Owen & Miller for paint quota
lions.
The Register office is turning out some
fine Job printing these days. Ifyou want
printing done accurately and neatly, call
on US.
For Rent-The well-located room on
Main street formerly occupied by S. F.
Lemen with his meat shop. Apply to
h. L. Snyder.
Bass have been biting well in the Po-
tomac river the past week in the vicinity
OF Shepherdstown. Mr.. Stahler, OF Nor
ristown, Pa, caught % nice ones one day
recently.
VanMetre Bios. have erected large
shed next to their garage on Washington
street and have laid in considerable
stock OF lumber which they will sell to
the trade.
The annual supper and festival at Mar
win Chapel for the benefit of the church
will be held on Friday and Saturday July
3lst and August LIST. Supper and refresh
ments will be served each evening.
A penny-in- the-slot weighing machine
has been placed in front OF Owens & Mil
ler's drug store, and for one cent you
may find out if you belong 10 the heavy
or light weights.
All persons interested in organizing a
Sunday School at the Shepherd grade
are urged to meet there on Sunday at z
o'clock. All the people OF that neighbor-
hood are invited to be present.
Everybody is invited to attend the
fremers lawn fete TO be held Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week on the
old college grounds on Main street. The
best OF icecream and old Virginia Chicken
soup will be served and cake and home
made candy will be sold. The proceeds
are for a good cause and liberal patron
age should be given the iiremen.
Ten persons are already booked to take
The delightful Canada vacation tour with
Rev. Chas. S. Trump, of MartlnSburg, as
chaperone, for August 7th. This tour
has among its attractions some OF the
most wonderful natural scenery in this
country, such as Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands, Lake Champlain, Lake George
and the Hudson river, beside many lovely
sumner resorts. Mr.. Trump says that
the books are still open for a few more
persons to be registered who desire this
charming tour.
Frank o. Trump, the Kearneysville
contractor, was this week awarded the
contract for building an extensive addi-
ton to the parish house of Zion Episco-
pal Church, Charles Town. The new
addition will be constructed on the east
side OF the present building, and will be
connected with it for the purpose OF en-
Iarging the Sunday school room. Most
Of the additional floor space thus secured
ed will be devoted TO enlarging The main
Sunday school room, while a portion OF
1t will be divided into class-rooms. The
Improvement will cost over S4,0OO.-Ad-
IDcdte.
IN Hagerstown last Thursday DIR. r.
r. Edgell, OF Charles Town, had hear
ing before Justice Ankeny on the charge
OF recklessly driving his automobile.
The Justice sustained the charge and fined
DR.. Edgell $40 and costs, amounting IN
all TO S5l24, and required him to pay $lo
damages to Calvin Neikirk, owner OF the
team that was in collision with the Car.
Dr. Edgell was returning from Keyser in
his automobile, and when near Hagers-
town his car somehow collided with the
Neikirk team, driven by two boys. The
car and the stick wagon were both badly
damaged, but the boys were only Slight