Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1916-06-29
BRIEFS.
FORKS at Remnants.

Cucumoers aud cantaloupes at Rein
har's.
Fuitiars rings, tops and filters at Rein
harris.
will take in stock at Bardane July 4th.
c. F. Wall.
Wheat is down TO 90 cents a bushel.
Corn is 10 cents.
homegrown tomatoes coming Friday
morning at Remnants.
Mems women's and children's shoes
and slippers at Hodges.
Eggs are 20 cents dozen and butter is
20 cents pound today.
Another lot OF Kingan's regular and
picnic hams at Remnants.
Binder Irvine, cradle fingers and har-
vesting supplies at Hodges.
Raspberies are ripe and have been
selling at Is 10 40 cents gallon.
Seventy-two students are enrolled in
the summer school of Shepherd College.
Don't cut your corns-use Owens &
Miller'S corn remover. Best for results
Is cents.
All kinds of engraving satisfactorily
done by Max Lewis, the ieweler. Ask
him about il.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Whitmer,
ofthe Duffields neighborhood, twins-a
son and daughter.
Stop in at Owens & Miller's drug store
and hear the Patrick Henry patriotic
speeches on the Victrola.
For sale, HoIstein bull. Can be seen
at the stock-yards at Charles Town on
June SOth. c. F. Wall.
Prepare yourself against chafing and
sunburn by using Owens & Miller's vel
vet SKIN lotion. You will like it.
Inc National Highway Garage has sold
a new Maxwell touring Car to T. S.
Shelley, of the Vanclevesville neighbor-
hood.
Help boost the parade next Tuesday.
Owens & Miller will be on hand. Boost
the grand movement of the d. A. r. for
patriotic 4th.
Pay visit to Owens & Miller's soda
fountain, where sanitation is the first
thought, service and delicious drinks and
sundaes the next. Call to see US.
c. q. Morgret, representing the Han
cock Granite and Marble " orks, will be
here about July 9th. Important business
prevents his being here this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse r. Tyson,
OF Berkeley Springs, fine seven-pound
daughter. Mrs. Tyson was formerly Miss
Minnie Swayne, of Shepherdstown.
Edward Miller. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. H.
J. Miller, of Charles Town, has passed
his final examination and has been enter
ed as naval cadet in the United States
Naval Academy at Annapolis.
Mrs. Mary Potterfield asks us TO ex-
press her sincere thanks to the friends
and neighbors who were so kind TO her
during her great trouble occasioned by
the sudden death OF her husbund.
The Jefferson County Telephone COM
pany has just issued new directory.
There's only one omission this time, if is
sald-F. L. Watson's number, HAS,, be-
ing left out of the Charles Town list.
B. s. Pendleton has our thanks for some
of the new postcards he has recently had
made Of objects of interest in and about
Shepherdstowu. Among them are some
good pictures OF the Rumsey monument.
On Friday, June Both, il the "Palace OF
Pleasure" at Bakefton will be given On
entertainment consisting of music and
recitations by Prof. Stevens and Company,
of Frederick, Md. Admission 10 and 20
cents.
Rev. S. L. Flickinger has bought from
the Shepherdstown Garage handsome
five-passenger Buick touring car. 1t is
six-cylinder As h. p. machine, and we
have no doubt that Mr.. Flickinger and
his family will greatly enjoy it.
A meeting of the subscribers of the
stock of the Shepherdstown Light and
Water Company is called for Friday even
ing of this week at 8 o'clock at the JET
ferson Security Bank. The letting OF the
contract for the construction OF system
of waterworks will probably be consld-
cred.
SAFETY FIRST is a mighty good thing
and it only costs trifle- especially when
you are making your crops SAFE against
fire and lightning by taking one OF our
SPECIAL CROP POLICIES. Give us a
call when you are ready. Washington,
Alexander & Cooke, F. w. Myers, sub
agent.
The entire property OF the Martinsburg
Power Company. including the water
power plants at Dam No. 4 and Dam No.
5 and the steam plant at Martinsburg,
with all the machinery, pole lines, rights,
franchises, etc., are to be sold at public
sale on July 22d by Clarence E. Martin,
trustee.
A party OF nineteen young folks from
Martinsburg came to Shepherdstown last
Sunday evening TO attend the service in
the Catholic Church. When they were
within about two miles OF town the iit-
ney bus in which they were being carried
broke down and they had to walk the
balance of the way.
Wanted. 1900 pounds OF side meat,
jowls and fat ends of shoulders; 80 cans
of lard; 100 bushels OF old potatoes; two