Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-09-09
BRIEFS.

,,.srs like our flour, so will you.
...nnerdstown Roller Mills.
p..,. your winter supply OF flour while
-. rre3p. /. F. p. Good.
nn,cnces are right and so are the goods.
,..operdstown Roller Mills.
selling YOU. we sell all your friends.
sbepherdslown Roller Mills.
Ge, the Shepherdstown Roller Mills
res before selling your wheat crop.
SION in 10 see us during the Fair and
u,sya Yourself at home. Owens & Miller.
Wheat is quoted at 60 centsl.a bushel
.,3.y in our local markets and corn at Is
cents.
The public schools OF ShepherdStown
district will begin next Monday, Septem-
Der 18Th.
Farmers, place your wheat with us for
,ogr winter supply OF flour. Shepherds
Town Roller Mills.
Dt You ever see any OF Owens & Mil
rs,,s developing and printing? Eastman
Kodak headquarters.
The Shepherdstown Roller Mills al
WAYS have a supply OF home-ground feed
al5xest market price.
ON business is increasing daily-many
thanks 10 the public for their liberal pat
ro7a-e. IF. p. Good.
lanes Moler, OF Bakerton, was operated
up5a tor appendicitis in the hospital in
Charles Town last Wednesday.
Bora 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen Legge
IN Los Angeles, California, a fine son,
weigh, eight and a-half pounds.
b. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale a
yeri desirable residence property in
Ke4meySyille. Inquire for particulars.
When YOU are in need OF good hair
,o7,s see Owens & Miller, and if you
don't get satisfaction your money will be
refunded.
DO YOU use western feed a.? Well, try
our home ground.feed. ItcostS no more,
and YOU know the difference. Shep-
he-astown Roller Mills.
Particular attention is called TO the ad-
teuIsement OF J. r. Kibler, the live-wire
merchant OF Duffields, which may be
io-ud IN another column.
Start right in and make your cattle look
good by feeding them International stock
1000, sold by Owens & Miller. Also
hreSO Dip and hog cholera powder.
DON'T forget to let Owens & Miller
have your order for that Victrola. Also
that record you want can be gotten from
them. VictrolaS from SIS up to $500.
Iou can save money by buying your
Hour loose in barrellots. AskuS to quote
prices this way and we will deliver as
YOU use it. Shephefdstown Roller Mills.
The property OF the Valley Brick Com
pany at Charles Town was sold recently
at public sale, and was bought by c. L.
Robinson at $1,000. This is scarcely a
third of its cost.
Graham flour, wholesome whole wheat
kind that you have been paying the other
fellow twice the price asked byuS. Three
cents per pound delivered. Shepherds
town Roller Mills.
We are glad to note that there are no
further cases oftyphoid fever in this COM
munty. The fever appeared in only two
families, and those who were i'll are now
conyaleSCent.
The property at Zoar, this county,
owned by the late John T. Watson and
formerly known as the Avis property,
vas sold at public sale in Charles Town
on Saturday. 1t was bought by u. 5.
CaIIan at 1925.
$. NJ. Behrend, OF the S. M. Behrend
Co., OF Charles Town, has asked that he
BE- adjudicated bankrupt. Recently the
$. NJ Behrend Co. became insolvent, and
now Mr. Behrend asks that he, as an in
tIvdual, be adjudicated bankrupt.
For many years all deputy United
States marShals have worked under fee
system, but if the fees exceeded 81 800 a
wear the excess went to the government.
10 Semi-offcial reports are true, this sys-
tenn IS 10 be charged, and all will receive
straight salary Of 81 800 annually.
he public service commission has
further suspended for six months the
schedule Of passenger rates recently filed
by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
set October Is as the date for the hear
ing. The railroad asked permission 10
increase IFS passenger tariff 10 2 IL cents
per mile.
tuesday afternoon while Charles Kiss
Ter was picking apples limb of the tree
broke, precipitating him TO the ground
about fifteen feet below, the fall render
ing him unconscious. After regaining
consciousness his brother, w. H. RiSsler,
assisted him to the house, where he has
been under the care of physician ever
since. Hisentire bodywas badly bruised,
but his back received the worst injury.
No bones were broken. He is now rest
ing easier, but it will be some time before
he will be about again.-AdvOcate.
Percy De Vaul Lorentz, height 5 feet
inches, 33years old, weight Us pounds,
smooth, fat, round face, with very notice.
able dimple on right side of face, grey
eyes, good white teeth, wore blue suit,
Panama hat and black shoes, is an Elec-
lncal engineer, left the power plant at
MllIyille on Sunday, September 9TH, with
Emma Pearl Stewart, wife of Oliver