Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-01-20
BRIEFS.

sos.
Mems and boys leggins, 25c, at Rein
han's.
Evaporated fruits kept under glass at
Remnants.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Waddy
fine son.
Sweet potatoes, parsnips and satisfy at
Remnants.
Tasty and Pimento cheese just received
at Remnants.
Born 10 Rev. and Mrs. John c. Siler.
of Duffields, daughter.
Today eggs are Is cents a dozen and
butter is p cents pound.
All blankets, comforts and sweaters at
reduced prices at Hodges.
Have your sale bills printed at the Reg
lister office-we furnish the best.
This is good time to subscribe for
the Register-only dollar year.
Owens & Miller's cough cure has a
punch that will knock out any COLDS
cents.
at is always great pleasure TO read
the Register. Mrs. L. F. Wilson. In
wood, w. Va.
Genuine Swiss cheese, cut from Wheel.
at Reinhart's-4O cents pound, no cuts
for less than 10 cents.
Mrs. J. R. Show has sold her dwelling
house on High street to James c. Cheno-
with, OF Berkeley county.
For Sale-A nice lot OF pure-bred Lang
Shang cockerelS, $l.00 up. R. L. Van
Metre, Route 5, Martinsburg.
For Sale-A registered Jersey bull, four
years old. Phone 96-l5. Henry M. Sny-
der, Shenandoah Junction, w. Va.
The National Highway Garage is treat
ing itself TO a coat Of paint on The interior,
making noticeable improvement.
Wheat has advanced again this week
and today our local dealers are offering
Sl.29 bushel. Corn is quoted at 81
cents.
The repairs to the opera house are being
pushed along by U. S. Martin, who is
now having the concrete booth put in
place.
H. L. Snyder & Co. have for sale
comfortable new dwelling-house in Shep-
herdStown, price$4 900. INQUIRE for par
tculars.
A marriage license was issued in Ha-
gerstown yesterday to Allen E. Pulse and
Miss Emily Kane, both OF Shenandoah
Junction.
There is still great deal OF sickness
from grippe in this neighborhood, and
the local physicians are kept busy day
and night.
The State Board of Education has grant,
ed a life teachers certificate to Miss Helen
r. Bates, a faithful teacher Of Middleway,
this county.
Just arrived fresh shipment OF Huyler's
caudies-sold only by Owens & Miller.
Phone your order. Mail orders promptly
attended to.
The Village Improvement Society will
meet Saturday afternoon of this week al
hali-paSt two O'Clock at the home OF Mrs.
II. M. Turner.
Dissatisfaction We want none here.
Everything TO suit you, or your money
b5ck-that is our way OF doing business
Owens & Miller.
"The Two Delegates" story well
worth reading, taken from the Youths
Companion, may be found on the iirSl
page of the Register This week.
Gasoline was raised another cent on
the gallon the first of the week, making
the retail price here 26 cents gallon.
This is just double what il ought to be.
Mrs. Emma Catherine Bartles, widow
OF John W. Bartles, died last Friday, in
Martinsburg, in the 18th year OF her age.
SIX sons and two daughters survive her.
We have added a number OF new Sub
ScrioerS TO our list the past week, but we
have also had to drop several delinquents.
A newspaper cannot be run without mou-
ey
|. NJ. Rush has had a new hot-air heat
ing plant placed in his dwelling and store
on Main street. 1t is novel affair, the
whole building being heated from one reg
lister.
The Middleway people are having more
than their share of trouble, apparently.
The public school has been closed the
past week because OF scarlet fever in the
community.
Mrs. r. c. Grove ard family wish to
express their thanks and sincere appre-
cation for the many kindnesses extended
tothem during the recent illness and death
in the family.
s. L. Cooley has arranged TO keep on
hand at his store at Shenandoah Junction
a supply OF fresh meat, which will be sold
at reasonable prices. The public patron
age is solicited.
If you believe in safety first, buy that
hot-water bottle today. Owens q Miller
have the best line OF hot-water bottles
ever brought to town, and best prices.
Each are guaranteed two years.
Yes, Owens & Miller are selling VIC
trolas and new and up-to-date records.
Ihey invite you to hear their demonstra-
tions-all of the latest records. May we
be pleased with call from you
"Dixie,J the old dun horse which was
owned by the Hodges family TOR SO many
wears, died a few days ago on William
Eo.4.,. sn-,, nnrth of town This horse