Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1918-09-05
BRIEFS.
New moon tonight.

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New patterns in stylish plaid ging-
hams at H. P. Schley's.
lust received a carload of Security
cement W. N. Lemen & Son.
Saturday and Sunday will be Jewish
holtday-the new year season.
lust received ladies', misses and chill
trenS' rubber shoes. H. P. Schley.
!. Frank Thompson has been nomi-
mated for another term as postmaster
At MartinSburg.
Carload of Pine Tree timothy seed
will arrive in day or so. Low prices.
AZ Hodges elevators.
c. NJ. Seibert has been named as Sec
rotary of the Democratic county CON-
mittee for Berkeley county.
Wheat is 500 a 6ushel today, and
corn Sl.70. Butter is 40 cents pound
ana eggs are AZ cents dozen.
Vim. c. Moler has bought from the
National Highway Garage handsome
and comfortable new Ford Sedan.
We have lot of women's fine shoes,
sizes So and As. These are real
bargains if they fit you. Hodges store.
Vim. R. Miller and son are painting
the ceilings and walls of the Shepherd
College building, putting on attractive
tintS
School days are almost here, and
hoS 10
ment of inks, pencils, tablets, pens and
holders, etc.
Yes. Owens Drug Store has the
latest line of toilet requisites in town.
including the Jonteel powder and doz-
ems of others.
Governor Cornwell has issued a
proclamation designating September
18th, army registration day, as legal
holiday in West Virginia.
Sam Miller asks us to say that his
shoe shop will be closed from Friday
noon until Monday morning, on ac-
count of the Jewish new year.
Mr.. Edmund Myers and Miss Goldie
Tabler, both of Martinsburg, were mar
ried in that city last Saturday The
groom formerly lived in Shepherdstown.
Cheer up when you're knocked-it's |
for a reason. They never knock dead
one. Owens Drug Store, for that
Nictrola or that record you were looking
for.
The Martinsburg Y. NJ. C. A. is in
financial difficulties, and an effort will |
be made TO raise $1,000 TO pay OH its |
Indebtedness and relieve its pressing
necessities.
As we close at 10 a m, for the day
on Sunday, don't forget that Owens
drug store answers all calls. After 10
a. m. Sunday call Jefferson IS k, for
medicines only.
Owens kidney pills are great" re-
marked a satisfied customer who knows |
and appreciates a good remedy. Only |
40 cents, worth five times as much, or |
your money back.
John W. Brown and his family wish |
to extend their very sincere thanks to |
the friends and neighbors who were so |
kind to them during the bereavement |
oCcaSiOned by the death of Mrs. Brown. |
Owens liver salt and syrup of hypo-
phosphites are being used by dozens OF
people-a good reason why you should |
use them for that sluggish liver and
tired and wornout feeling. Owens
drug store.
For Sale-Four heavy draft mare
colts two years old, and one yearling
heavy draft colt; two cows, three
bulls and two heiferS; two sows and
fourteen pigs. Apply to R. A. Hammond
near KearneySville.
If YOU want good, healthy cattle, gel
busy and use Calsino cattle remedies
and kreso dip No. /, which are ship |
ped to Owens Drug Store fresh from
the laboratories and insures you prompt |
results or your money back
Miss NJ. Lee Blackford, Of Washing
ton, in renewing her subscription to |
the Register writes us: 81 truly enjoy
every line in the dear old paper We
especially like your sons letters, and
we are sure you are proud OF such
boy"
The fall term of Shepherd College
State Normal School will begin IN Shep-
herdstown next Wednesday, Septem-
Der llth. President Thos. c. Miller re-
ports that the outlook is for good at
tendance of girls, but there Will be
nothing like as many boys as usual.
Miss Jessie Banks, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert T. Banks, was taken
to the hospital in Charles Town last
Thursday. where she was operated upon
for appendicitis. She is getting along
very nicely, and will soon, 1t is hopea
be fully restored to health.
George S. Houser, of Bakerton, re-
ports two champion tomatoes-one
weighing a pound and IA ounces and
the other a pound and II ounces. one
of the tomatoes had a hole entirely
through it-probably a sign that we
are going to punch hole clear through
Germany.
Margaret Lemen, the little daughter
of MIR, and Mrs. David Lemen, was
taken 10 the hospital in Charles Town
on Tuesday by her physician, DR.. Bur
well, where she was operated upon Tor
the removal of her tonsils. She was
brought home Yesterday and it is hoped
that her health will be much improved.
The stor, was generous to the Of
fcars of the Jefferson Security Bank
the past week. On Thursday a fine
son was born to Cashier and Mrs.
Harrison ScLlcy in the hospital in
Charles Town, and on Saturday a
sweet little daughter was left with
Assistant Cashier and Mrs. Franklin
Lyme. near Shepherdstown.
The two local garages of Shepherds
town have decided hereafter to keep
their places of business closed on Sun
DAYS. and will respond only to emer-
pency calls. The order to conserve
gasoline bv cutting out Sunday travel