Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-04-04
April 4, 1918
BRIEFS.


For Sae-A used XII chen stove in good
order. price SIS, Apply to q. w. Bill
myer
For Sale-Acetylene gas plants, any
make, from $40 to SIS. Apply TO H.
S Pitzer.
Studebaker wagons, Oliver plows,
Deering binders. The Licklider Cor
poration.
The Village Improvement society will
meet IN the council room next Tuesday
al , 80 o'clock.
c. F. Wall will have big sale of live
stock at Charles Town, next Wednes-
day, April 10th.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs George Kemp,
of Scrabble, thirteen-pound daughter,
Congratulations!
Try some fertilizer on your corn crop.
Ii will increase your yield. The Lick
lider Corporation.
For interior walls and ceilings use
MureScO, the new wall finish. The
Licklider Corporation.
The next session of the Potomac
Valley Round Table will be held in
MartinSburg April, 18th and 18th.
Miss Elsie Murphy, of Claymont
Court, has made a generous donation
of $3.50 to the Jefferson County Red
Cross.
ForRent-rhe desirably located room
on Main street recently occupied by S.
F. Lemen as meat shop. Apply to J..
L CookuS.
W., 80, haze go- ,,o,,- baoI.b 60 taa0
in mind that Owens & Miller are on the
job any hour day or night, Let us
serve you. Thank you.
The National Highway Garage has
sold Ford touring cars TO Butler Rome
nous, Albert G. Rice and c. D. Scully
within the past week or two.
You can't afford to use an incorrect
corn planter. Let us show, you our
modern method fplanting for large
yields. The Licklider Corporation.
Lee Wah, the laundryman, has moved
his establishment from the Masonic
building on Main street TO The Chase
building on Princess street.
The Red Cross Auxiliary at Shenan-
doah Junction will hold a patriotic
night OF this week. Everybody invited.
Mighty glad you recommended those
Owens & Miller Digestive Tablets to
me, as | can eat what | want. They
only cost Is cents. Get wise and try
box.
1t is said that three young women
have been passing counterfeit half dol
lars in Martinsburg the past week or
two Watch out for them in this neigh
borhood.
Spring phosphate for corn, oats and
potatoes ar Hodges elevators. On ac-
count of high prices for grain and pro-
duCe the use Of phosphate Will pay
better than ever.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Schley took
their little son Ben to the hospital IL
Charles Town yesterday, where ne was
placed under observation. he had
SHOWN symptoms OF appendicitis.
If you are getting that tired and
WORKOUT feeling just try a bottle OF
Owens & Miller'S Syrup HypophoS-
phites, and if you don't get value re-
ceived come back and get your money.
DR.. Nathaniel Burwell has moved
from the Baker house on Main street
10 the house at Prospect Avenue and
Church street extended that he recent
~ purchased from the MeSsrS. Lickli-
der.
he public IS cordially invited 10 allenu
the term musicale gwen by the Shepherd
College music department 10 the college
auIIto lum Fnoay night at s o'clock
Come and spend pleasant hour with
your young friends.
We are now taking orders for coal
for next winter. Our supply OF hard
coal is large and we can make prompt
deliveries on most grades. We advise
those who have space to put in a sup
ply. S. J. Hodges.
Interesting Easter services were held
last Sunday night in the Episcopal
Church of Charles Town under the
auspices of Potomac Commandery OF
Knights Templar. An edlfying ser
mon was delivered by Bishop W. L.
Gravatt.
The ladies' aid society of Kearneys-
vile Reformed Church will hold fes-
tival in F. o. Trump's hall at that place
Saturday night, April 9th. Chicken
soup, icecream, cake and candy will be
served, and parcel post packages will
be sold
In renewing her subscription to the
Register Mrs. Serena Brilliant, of
Washington, formerly of Shepherds
town, writes us: I'VE have especially
enjoyed the letters in the Register from
your son Bill and wish for him lots
of good luck"
Lawrence Stevenson, the colored
barber, asks us to say that he has had
a nice shop fixed up at Shenandoah
Junction, where he is now prepared TO
wait upon his white friends and give
them satisfactory service, both in shaw
ing and hair-cutting. Give him call
Misses Lucille Hoffman, Ruth Gates
and Frances Miller, three pretty little
HagerStown girls, rode 10 Shepherds
town on their wheels last Monday. But
they didn't return the same way, for
the jitney bus looked awfully good after
their Sixteen-mile run and they made
the trip back home in the car.
The Kearneysville Red Cross is doing
splendid work. During the month OF
March the collections amounted to
S67.O5, of which S46.96 was spent for
materials. leaving on hand balance of
$1,000 The members made p shirts
and three suits of pajamas during the
month. in addition to other work.
la i.hl assignment OF 400 rain
be, tout from .he government hatchery
- Nh te Su'o'ur Springs were delivered
tt'c " EMPLOYEES OF the u 5 Fish
COMMISSION. Prot. ThoS { Miller h d
made application for the fish, and he and
Prot. w. M Duke met the car here and
took charge OF them. later placing most
of them in the town run. Some were
put in the head springs OF Ratlesnake
fur. south OF Town. The trout were
small, but they we're lively and healthy,