Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-02
sthe Shephsrdstoun Resister.
Thursday.
BRIEFS.
sh fish at S. L. Cooley's.
May 2. 1918

"hN0e 81 1910
Butter has dropped to IS cents
pound. Eggs are still 80 cents doz-
en-.
One Deere corn planter for sale, not
used very much, $1,000 Benz. Hartzell
Lot of CroSSett shoes for men at half
10 three-fourths price at Hodges. Real
bargains.
If you wish no dandruff, but more and
better hair, use Owens & Miller's quiz
nine hair tonic.
Walter L. Herr has bought from the
Shepherdstown Garage handsome new
Buick touring car.
A word to the wise: You can get the
varnish called Kyanize at Owens s.
Miller'S-al colorS.
When you speak of candy, just take
look in at Owens & Miller's and ask
for the best-GUTH'S.
On and after May lst will sell milk
at six cents quart, delivered anywhere
in town. S. F. Lemen.
Clear up that bad blood with ten
cent box of Owens & Miller's Sulphur
and cream of tartar lozenges.
Arsenate of lead for spraying, pow
dered form loose and in small cans, at
Hodges Shepherdstown and Kearneys-
Vile.
H. l. Snyder & Co. have for sale two
desirable residences in Shepherdstown
at reasonable prices. Inquire for par
ticulars.
To obtainrelief from constipation or
biliousness, take our Cascara Com
pound Pills. Owens & Miller. Only
20 cents.
ForRent-The desirably located room
on Main street recently occupied by S.
F. Lemen as a meat shop. Apply 10 J.
L. Cookus.
For Sale-Two heavy-draft mare colts,
coming four years old, have been used
some. Apply TO c. Ebert Conard. Shep-
herdStown.
{. E. RELY, OF the Summit Point
neighborhood, has leased the Palm Hotel
in Charles Town and will run it on the
European plan.
There will be meeting OF the Pack
Horse Ford Chapter OF The N. s. D A. K.
on Monday evening, May 9th. at 100
O'Clock, in the D.. A. r. foom.
Joseph Sites, a former resident of
Martinsburg, died last Sunday at his
home in Philadelphia, where he had
resided for the past ten years.
Lost on the Shepherd pike on Wed
nesday a handbag containing small
amount of money. Finder will please
return it TO Miss Elizabeth Billmyer.
Let Owens & Miller serve you any
hour day or night. They are in the
drug business for your health. Fresh
supply of Kreso Dip No. on hand.
Col. K. p. Chew. one OF Charles
Towns most prominent residents, is in
Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore
under treatment He has not been well
Tor some time past.
W. A. Macomb, freight agent for the
Norfolk & Western Railway at Charles
Town, has been accepted for army Y.
NJ. C. A. work, and expects to leave for
France in short time.
The Jefferson County Chapter OF The
Red Cross reports 1924 90 from eggs
gathered throughout the county on Easter
Sunday OF this amount the Shepherds
town branch reported $54 10.
We have Just received a carload of
ice and are now ready to supply all
customers in any quantity desired.
Our phone number at the ice-house is
28-K. Call US up and let us supply
your needs. w. H. Knode.
Ii your mil box is not on The right
side>of the road, you had better have 1t
attended 10. Rural mail carriers have
been instructed by the Postofiice Depart
ment to put mail only in those boxes that
are on the right hand side OF their routes
The cashier of the Farmers Bank Of
Shepherdstown asks us to say that they
now have on hand at the bank the bonds
of the Third Liberty Loan, and can de-
liver them to all those who have sub
scribed for them or to any who may
wish them.
The Bardane public school. OF which
Miss Frances Louthan is teacher, will
give patriotic entertainment on May 80,
consisting Of Rotations. music, a play and
other exercises, and at the same time
cake and icecream will also be sold. A
silver offering will be taken at the door.
Liberia patronage by the uoic is asked,
as part OF the proceeds will be given to
the Shenandoah Junction Red Cross The
programme, which will be unusually
interesting, will begin at 7 30.
In the Circuit Court OF Frederick coun
ty, Va. in Winchester, Jury in the suit
OF lohn W. Stewart, of Berkeley county.
aglosr J. NJ Woodward, of Frederick
county, brought II verdict for the
plaintiff for 81 900 damages. Suit had
been broIshl ior a sum OF about $500
by Mr.. Stewart, who alleged that IN
September, 1916, he had bought from
Mr.. Woodward his crop OF 10000 barrels
of apples, which Mr.. Woodward failed
10 deliver. The amount Mr.. Stewart
sued for represented the sum he is al
legged TO have lost by reason OF the failure
OF Mr.. Woodward TO deliver the apples.