Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-04-25
tthe Shephsrdstolun Register.
Thursday, April p, 1918
BRIEFS.
Fresh fish at S. L. Cooley's.

Wall plaster, cement and chicken feed
at Hodges.
Full supply of Mazda electric lamps
at Hodges
We can buy your old hens for shipping
now. Benj Harize!l.
Spring phosphate for corn and po-
tatoeS at Hodges elevators.
The Jefferson County Court will meet
in regular session on Monday, May 9th.
If you wish no dandruff, but more and
better hair, use Owens & Miller's qui-
nine hair tonic.
For Sale A litter of thoroughbred
Collie pups. Apply to ]. c. Bitner,
near kearneySville.
The swallows arrived last week and
yesterday our especial friends the wrenS
made their appearance.
When you speak of candy, just take
look in at Owens & Miller's and ask
for the beSt-GUTH'S.
Butter today is 40 cents a pound and
eggs 50 cents dozen. Wheat is SIP
a buShel and corn Sl.65.
One million yellow perch were placed
in the Potomac river and its tributaries
in and about Cumberland a few days
ago.
For Sale-A heavy draft mare, four
years old, we'll broken. Apply to
Howard Elwood Martinsburg, W. Va,
Route 5.
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 meat shop. Apply to J.
L. COokuS.
For Sale-Our new dwelling-ho
corner of Church street and Fairmont
avenue, ShepherdStown. Apply to J.
Louis Sheetz.
MIS-. J. L. McChan was called TO Tia
g,rSgoWn last week oy the death oi hei
auu, Ms Ellen Wade, who had just
passed rer SUN birthday.
Miss Fannie Trump entertained a
number of Shepherd College students
at a house party at her home al kear-
neySville over the week end.
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.
R. c. Ringgold, of Shepherdstown,
and Gustav Brown, of Charles Town,
were last week elected auxiliary men,
hers of the Hagerstown Country Club.
will loan you good seed potatoes
and thus enable you to increase the food
supply by planting a larger acreage.
See me about this proposition. r. J.
Hamrick.
George Weber, who for several years
has carried the mail between the Boil
var and Harper'S Ferry postoficeS, has
resigned to accept place as night
watchman in the War Risk Bureau in
Washington.
We sell most all kinds of poultry,
horse, COW and hog remedies, but our
experience has proven that the Calslno
Cattle Remedies give the best results.
Sold by Owens & Miller only. The
poultry remedies can't be beat.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Seibert, of Berke-
ley county, had intended having a re-
ception TO celebrate the 18th anniver-
sary OF their marriage. But they
changed their minds and donated in
stead 25 silver dollars to the Red Cross.
Last week 33S cartridges that had
been shipped from Laredo, Texas, were
liberated in various sections of Wash
ington county, Md. They were gotten
to take the place Of the birds that per-
iShed in the severe weather of the past
winter.
Rev. o NJ. Pullen, OF Wheeling, III,
State, vas ~ onepheroStCwn on No nd ',
a.d delivered IN Interesting doCrSSs II
tae NJ Z Church on The Work q u
Aru-Saloon League. Lloerdl cortr ou-
tons were made tJr the cause he rep
resented
The Red Cross of Shenandoah juno
ton will observe Liberty Day by rally
to be held in its club room on Friday
night, April 10th. The exercise will
begin at o'clock and full programme
vii be rendered. A general invitation
is extended to the public to attend.
Arthur E. Woody, who has been as
sistant cashier of the National Citizens
Bank of Charles Town, has resigned
10 take a position with firm OF In
surance brokers in Baltimore. Cecil
B. Watson, of Leetown, gets the place
in the bank vacated by Mr.. Woody.
Amos b " ser. a boy ablu iltcenyears
OIL. ..to StruCN b. tru-k and iAiail
j.r,G II lue qusflss near Eagles one
, last week He was Ken O he
t.Sptrl IN Char.e, Town, bur oled soon
.l-,hdrd fl, body wds taken 10 his
.Ier tome a o.auley Va, ior bun7l.
Mrs. Charles ]. Miller gave a de-
lightful tea at her home west OF Shep-
herdStown last Friday, as compliment
10 her guest, Mrs. Frank Miller, of Ha-
gerstown A number of her friends
enjoyed her hospitality and spent
pleasant afternoon.
The Standard Lime and Stone Com
pany has again increased the wages Of
the .JTLmcn at its Bakerton plant. The
compensation of the firemen has been
raised TO Sis day, the lime men to
sos, and the Guarrymen and other
latorers in tie same proportion.
Hiss Violet cambridge reports that
tie s--d cora cE several more farmers
las seen tested at Shepherd College
tie past week and shows fine results as
follows: Rion Lucas, early maturing
VIE cc.n. - per cent; r. L. Van
Metre, Boone County white, 81 per
cent; Luther Thompson, yellow, 95 per
cent. The above men will sell this corn
for seed
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