Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-01-24
BRIEFS.


Genuine Oliver and Syracuse plows
and repairs. The Licklider Corporation.
wanted-Experienced farm hand 10
besin work April LIST. Apply TO II. w.
PoAs.
See us early for your clover seed. It's
scarce and going higher. The Licklider
Corporation.
Albert 6. Rice is having new garage
hmlt at Bakerton, and in the spring will
owe his attention TO this line OF business.
I'VE enjoy the Register every week.
Enclosed find money for subscription 10
lglo"-Mrs. Frank Gordon, Summit
Point
Mrs Katie Snyder fell down stairway
=, her home on Mill street last Saturday
NIGHT and was so unfortunate as to break
her arm,
Why pay 60 cents for kidney pills
when we have the best at 40c to Soc =
package? Money back il not salts
factory.
For Sale-One six horse power Inter-
national gas engine, which has not been
run sixty days. is. Piizer, Shepherds
town, W. Va.
An auxiliary TO the Jefferson County
CHAPTER Of the American Red Cross has
been organized by the colored people OF
Charles Town.
For Sale-Two incubators, one 4 Cy-
piers and one Prairie State, 800 egg
capacity each. Cheap. E. L. Colds
borough, Iceland.
S,rayed TO the home of Mrs. Cuttings
IN Shepherdstown a white and yellow
Shepherd dog. The owner will please
come and get him.
Miss Amanda Miller has closed her
house for the winter and will spend the
next few months with her niece, Mrs. G..
!. Miller, west OF town.
Wheat is quoted today al = II a oushel
and corn at Sl.65 Eggs are. 60 cents a
dozen, an unprecedented price. and but
ter IS 40 cents pound.
The regular meeting night OF MI. Neoo
Lodge OF MaSons has been changed from
Monday night to Thursday night in order
10 comply with the tuel regulations.
Mrs. Nelson Wilson and family request
US 10 return their thanks 10 the friends
who were so kind to them in the recent
bereavement occasioned by the death OF
Mr Wilson.
Do YOU feel tired and run down? II
you do, 60 to Owens & Miller's and
purchase a box OF their improved
nux vomica and iron tablets. Your
money back il not as represented.
HArdeSly Brothers, ofthe summit Point
vicinity, last Thursday sold to c. F. Wall
40 beef cattle OF their feeding. The av-
erage weight was ! .293 pounds, the price
OF the herd aggregating nearly $1,000.
!. W. Roeder, afomer resident OF Haf-
per's Ferry, died IN Pntsburg last Sun
day, aged 81 years. He is survived by
his wife, three daughters and ason. HIS
mother, Ms. James Roeder, lives in Har-
per'S Ferry.
Myer Palmbaum, well-known bust
ness man OF Charles Town and memoer
OF the firm OF Palmoaum Brothers, was
operated upon for appendicitis IN the
hospital at that place last week. he is
getting along well.
The teachers and pupils OF the public
school at Leetown have been taking an
enforced holiday on account OF the burst
ing Of one OF the parts OF the healing
plant. There's no telling when The
necessary repairs will be made.
Lost, on the road between Shepherds
town and Shenandoah Junction. an &C
count book oil no use 10 anyone except
Inc owner. The finder will confer a
great favor by leaving ii with DaVlo
Lemen or at the Register office.
Miss Doris Siler, a graduate nurse, VINO
has been making her home with neI
brother, Rev. John c. Siler, at Dutfields'
lett last week Tor Greenvllle, S. c., where
she will give her service as member o.
the U S. Nursing Corps. She is at Inc
base hospital at Camp Sewer.
A lire in Baltimore last Monday caused
considerable damage to the ship building
plant OF the H. E. Crook Company
Lieutenant Louis K. Bell, oil the city ire
department, formerly resident oil Shep-
herdslown, was quite badly burned about
the hands and face while lighting the hre
&C. Frazier, who moved here week
ortwo ago from Brunswick, Md, expect
ing 10 remain in this place the balance
OF The winter, has gone 10 South Beth
lehcm, Pa, where he has been gwen a
position as Waterman al one OF the grea'
manufacturing plants OF that section. he
gets big salary, as there are more places
u iIi than men TO supply them.
THIS Thursday and Friday are being
given over 10 the two days school iof
farmers and those interested in domestic
science, and the speakers who Were
referred to last Eeek will carry out theiI
programme. The final meeting will be
held Friday ni2ht 2; 7.30. and il promises
IL oe yeiY interesting. Short talks vii
be made by Rev. J. s. Aliriend, w. r
Alexander and others, and special music
by the girls glee club. Rotations, etc.
will be featured. An exhibit OF the worl
done by the Red Cross will be shows
and everybody should see it. All o
these meeting will De free and open tt