Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1917-07-05

Wheat is quoted here at $2.l5 a bushel
and corn at $l,65.
Butter is rs cents a pound today and
eggs are 30 cents dozen.
No more liver trouble after using
Owens 6 MiIlet's liver salts. The price
. cents Guaranteed.
The Red Cross contributions from Ief-
fefson county will reach well on 10 s., 600.
This is q really noble record
DIR {. b. Chamberliu. optometrist, of
Mariinsburg, will be at the Hotel Rumsey.
ShepherdStown, on Wednesday, July 18th.
Gilbert E. Perry, of Halltown, was
among the graduates in the law depart
ment OF the Georgetown University re-
Gently.
Yes indeed, my corns are gone after
using Owens & Miller's corn cure only
IS cents. The best corn cure money
can buy.
After trying bottle of Owens & Mil
ler'S kidney pills, felt wonderful relief.
Only s. cents box. You will find them
a great benefit.
Since using Owens & Millers's foot
rest powder my feet feel very much
better. There is no tired or aching feel
ing after using it.
The best kidney pills on the market
are Owens & Miller's kidney pills, only
s. cents bottle. Your money back if
they are not satisfactory.
Yes, Owens & Miller's digestive tablets
certainly did relieve that indigestion.
got $500 worth OF relief for Is cents
and eat anything want.
For Sale-A rubbertired Thrush &
Slough runabout, in good condition.
Price very reasonable. May be seen by
applying 10 Miss Mary Koontz.
There will be meeting OF the u. D.
{. at Mrs. Harrison's Friday evening al
7 O'Clock A full attendance is requested
as these is 10 be election OF officers.
Donald Myers has bought from the
National Highway Garage very hand
some eight-cylinder passenger
OIdsmobile touring car, which was de-
lvered last Saturday.
An icecTeam festival will be held at
Mrs. f. {. Milers home west OF town
this Friday night for the benefit OF her
Sunday school class OF Marvin Chapel.
Every one invited.
Ii the new dog law shall be enforced,
Shepherdstown will be rid OF LOT oil
worthless ours that prowl around by day
and night. There is an unusual number
OF stray dogs about town just now.
Let us write your crop insurance. We
issue Special Crop Policy at very low
cost. Your interests will be secure with
uS-40 years experience in the business
Washington, Alexander & Cooke, F. w.
Myers, sub-agent.
The gasoline pump belonging 10 the
Standard Oil Company, which has been
in front OF the Har;zell building on
Princess street, has been moved TO II. {.
Martens hardware store on Main street
The reunion OF the Reformed churches
OF this part of the country will be held at
Pen-Mar on Thursday, July 18Th. On
July 10Th the Lutherans will meet al the
same place, and on August I'd the Pres
byterian reunion will be held.
The farmers in this county have been
very lucky in escaping the numerous hail
storms that have prevailed in the Valley.
Watch out for LIGHTNING when your
crops are cut and be prepared. Phone
us for a SPECIAL CROPpolicy. Wash
ington, Alexander & Cooke, F. W. Myers,
Sub-agent.
Erma Mae Glass and husband, Isaiah
s. Glass, OF SharpSburg, have decided TO
the Cool Spring Company. OF Norfolk.
Va, the property at the northwest corner
OF the square in Sharpsburg, formerly
the old Shay House. The consideration
is $500. This is the property bought
some years ago by Mr.. Cobb.
r. c. Anderson, who served as rural
mail carrier from the Summit Point post
office for more than eight years until the
automobile service was started on July |,
1916, will move TO Howard county, Md,
and will live in Maryland until December,
when he will get possession OF property
recently bought by him at Folkston, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Campbell, OF
Charles Town, have issued invitations TO
the marriage OF their daughter, MISS
Barbara Fowle, TO Lieut.. Hugh Johnson
Hagen, OF the United States Medical Re-
serve Corps. The ceremony will take
place in Zion Episcopal Church, Charles
Town, at 30 O'Clock on Saturday, July
l4th.
Our friend Josiah Kitzmiller, OF South
Auburn, Nebraska renewS his subScrip-
ton to the Register and gives US interest
ing bits OF news from that section. He
says that they recently had five-inch
rain there; the wheat crop will be short
it was frozen out last winter there will
be but little fruit. Mr.. Kitzmlller says
that he is now almost 10 years old, and
he is hoping to get back TO Shepherds
town before long.
Ladies OF Sharpsburg and vicinity will
hold lawn fete next Saturday evening,
July 7th, at the home OF Mrs. Harry J. Z.
Thomas, on Main street. the proceeds OF
which will be for the benefit OF the Red
Cross. Refreshments Of various soris
will be served, including icecream and
cake and homemade candy, and provisions
IaLi. LA LII hn IN cole a MARCEL