Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-05-30
Thursday,
BRIEFS.
sale, $40 a ton. Mrs.

y. N. ONGuS, ISSlSlSIGQ
has been in the drug business for p
years-ever since he was II years of
age.
No more dyspepsia after using Ow-
ems dyspepsia tablets. You can eat
what you want and when you want to.
> cents.
The hot, dry weather may cut the
strawberry season short. Get your sup
ply while they are plentiful Benz.
Hartzell.
There will be a meeting of the Pack
Horse Ford Chapter of the N. S. D. A.
r. on Monday evening, June Sd, at 100
O'Clock in the chapter room.
{ Some desirable antique furniture and
other household goods will be sold on
June Sth by Mrs. Mamie V. Mundey
Advertisement in next weeks paper.
1t will be my ardent desire to run
a strictly up-to-date drug Store-one
that YOU will always feel at home in.
{. Il. Owens, registered pharmacist.
The ladies of the Red Cross will
serve lunch in the corner room at the
Entler Hotel Saturday of this week,
memorial day. Sandwiches, coffee and
iceCream will be served.
+. |. BuShong,. trustee, last Saturday
SOLO al public sale the Green Hill Orchard
properly, consisting OF about SO acres OF
apple orchard about four miles east OF
ChGeS Town, 10 w. "A. Higgs, al a bid
OF S35 325.
Mrs. Mamie V. Mundey will have sale
OF household goods, including some very
CeSldOle antique fufr iture, on Saturday,
luue Slh Will also sell her building lot
on New street at the same time. Ad
veIlISement next week.
In the Jefferson Circuit Court last
Wednesday Judge Woods announced
that the services of the petit jurors
would not be required at this term, and
all jury eases were continued until the
next regular term.
H. l. Snyder, Jr., Howard Myers and
John Ambrose went TO Columbus, Ohio,
the past week and drove back with
three new Ford automobiles for the
National Highway Garage. One of the
cars is sporty little sedan.
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
x Cooke, Jos. H. Trout, sub-agent.
The farmers in this county have been
very lucky in escaping storms. Watch
out for LIGHTNING when your crops
are cut and be prepared. Phone us
for a SPECIAL CROP policy. Wash
ington, Alexander & Cooke, Jos. H.
Trout, Sub-agent.
For those unmarked graves, see c. G.
Morgret, salesman for the Hancock
Marble and Granite Works, at Shep-
herdStown this week. If you want those
dates cut on old work, bring them in
and leave with Mr.. Swayne, or see me
at ElmwoOd Cemetery. G. G.Morgret.
SAFETY FIRST is a mighty good
thing and it costs only trifle, especial
~ when you are making your crops
SAFE against fire and lightning by
taking one of our SPECIAL CROP
POLICIES. Give us a call when you
are ready. Washington, Alexander &
Cooke, Jos. H. Trout, sub-agent.
BY announcement in another column
il may be seen that Charles c. Henkle
viii be a candidate for reelection as
county commissioner from Harper'S
Ferry district. Mr. Henkle has been a
faithful member of our County Court,
conservative and efficient, and the peO-
pie will do we'll to return him for an
other term.
Edward E. Cooke, Of Charles Town,
who has been the efficient chairman of
the fuel committee for Jefferson coun-
Is, has resigned because of press of
other matters of public and private
nature. p. p Nelson, a member OF
the committee. has been appointed as
chairman in his place. Mr.. Cooke will
continue to be a member of the COM
mittee.
Mr. ChaS M. Ronemous, OF the Uvila
reighbOGhood, went 10 Baltimore last
week With his physician, DR.. L. Myers
L. consult with surgeons IN that city IN
regard 10 an injected limb which has
bten giving him a good deal OF trouble
l-tcly, and which has entirely disabled
HIM from work. X-ray pictures OF the
lrmO were taken.
Mr.. Evans c. Mason, of Ware, Mas
sachusetts, and Miss Lula Hammond
Winters, of Harper's Ferry, were mar
RED on May 18th in ST. Johns Epis-
copal Church, in the latter place, by
Rev. ]. !. Johnson. After an informal
reception the happy couple left for
their future home in Ware. We hope
that they may be happy and prosperous
all their days.
Why raise a crop of wheat or hay
and run the risk of losing it by fire or
lightning, when the cost of SPECIAL
CROP POLICY issued in one of the
oldest and largest companies in \the
world" fully protecting you is so small?
Phone or use our return postal card
and we will put your policy in force
at once. Washington, Alexander &
Cooke, Jos H. Trout, Sub-agent
Remember, when you read the Ow-
ems locals in the paper, always think
of Owens & Miller. Mr. Miller will
soon be in the service, and ii is with
deep regret that we had TO dissolve
partnership after being together for
over eight years No better character
of 2 man have | ever had any dealings
with than him. | trust that he will
make good in his branch of the Sery-
ice, as he is very capable. c. r. Ow-
ems.
he Com nu rly Clue OF Shepherds
t.,r ,unOu. CcS lh7t lis canning work
Last .raSUn Ids NOW brought IN. with all
frru uprs ri7ie for some cans that did
no! htcp, tbs sum thirty tive dollars Tor
the Red Cross. In view oil the late start
mace by the club, ard the small number
q canning bees, this seems very prof.
table money return for the time spent
Shenandoah Junction is still far in the
lead in this work. having realized more
than two hundred dollars for the Red
Cross by community canning done last
summer II every one in the county will
set cut ore extra row oil tomato plants
tho ,,eet for tive Ped Cross None Of DIR