Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1919-02-06
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Are you hungry2 Phone US for good
eats. M. X. Moler.
We deliver goods to all parts of the
town. NJ. r. Moler.
We have nice line Of blue willow
dishes, at Nj. K. Moler's.
Two good binders, lit. cut, used but
lille, will be sold on March 18th.
K,npan and Vogt sliced breakfast ba-
con-tine. Try some, at N. r. Molef's'
A nice line OF National Biscuit cakes,
made from pure wheat Hour, at M. r.
Moler's.
Grape fruit, oranges, lemons, bananas,
cabbaees and sweet potatoes at M. X.
Moler's.
On March 18th you will find good corn
planters, mowers, seed sewers, and a
No. lime spreader.
Ius, received good supply Of lumber
ofvarious understanding lumber. CELL
ing, siding, flooring, etc. u. N. VAN
Metre.
EStone & lohnson will sell lot Of val
liable horses and mules near Leetown
the coming week. See advertisement in
another columns
The public school OF Shepherdstown
started up its sessions again on Monday
last, after having been closed tor some
time on account OF the influenza.
Three aeroplanes, headed toward the
northwest, passed over this section
north OF town-last Monday. II is said
that they were bound for Chicago
Wanted-White girl TO do general
household work. Good wages-small
family. Address care Department A,
Letter Brothers, Hagerstown, Nd. Give
reference.
The Sunday school classes Of Mrs.
Henkle and Miss Gay Unger viii
serve soup and icecream at the Twill.
hall Friday night February 18th.
Everybody invited.
II YOU want the best service in the
way of attractive sale bills and adver'
Using of the right sort, let US do you,
work for you. The Register reaches
the people. Prices are reasonable.
Mrs. E. w. Grim, OF Hagerstown
in renewing her subscription to the
Register writes US: eve can't do
without the Register. We enjoy Bills
letters so much. Wish you continued
prosperity"
The Registers Linotype baked on
US this week, and we have been in
warm stew trying TO get the paper out.
An unusual rush OF advertising also add
cd 10 our troubles and has cut down our
reading matter.
During the past week some OF the
big u. s. A. freight engines have been
in use on this division OF the Norfolk
& Western Railway. They are whop-
pers and show by their appearance
that they are the real things in the
way of hauling machines.
M. K. Moler has moved his store from
the Licklider building TO his new location
IN the Masonic Temple, and is ready to
welcome all customers with tull line OF
groceries. provisions. notions. chinaware,
etc. He has very attractive store and
invites everybody to visit him.
The automobile hearse OF Undertaken
N.
broken up by being struck by freight
tram on The Norfolk & Western Railway
IN this place, is being shipped 10 the Me-
teor Motors Company at Piqua, Ohio.
where it will be rebuilt. The chassis and
part OF the body were sent to the factory.
Ii is thought that the engine is unframed.
A chicken and waffle supper will b.
held in the Red Men hall in SharpS
burg Saturday night Of this week to
raise money for the memorial day
celebration. A. D. Grove, treasurer
of the fund, asks US TO give a specisl
invitation to folks OF this neighbor-
hood. He says that the supper viii
be good one.
Manager Musser will show a grea
picture al the Shepherdstown Opera
House Tuesday and Wednesday o.
next week-"Private Peat" in the
thrilling patriotic spectacle based or
his own book, in which he shows you
the way the Americans went over the
top in France. All the shows for the
coming week at the opera house ara
good ones.
The Shepherdstown basketball team
won two fast games the past week. Last
Friday night our boys defeated the Hag-
erStown HuStlers in the Firemen's Hall
by the score of 4S to "a, and Mondy night
we whipped ST. James in close and ex-
citing game by "a to 81. Tonight oul
boys go to Hagerstown, and nexi
Monday night will engage St. James IN
that schools gymnasium.
A. rL p,o.LSo,5 - woeh
ington, formerly Of Sharpsourg, an
nounces the marriage OF his daughter
Marie Eugenia, to Lieutenant Frank
Wilbur Hanlon, OF the United States
Marine Corps. The ceremony tool
place in St. Marks Church in Wash
ington on December 2lst last. Lieu.
tenant and Mrs. Hanlon will be a
home after April lst at Pearl Harbor
Hawaii.
Mr.. Samuel Roberts and Mrs. Mol.
lie Ecton, OF Harrisburg, Pa, were
married on January 18th at the par.
SOnage 81 Salem Reformed Church
in that city by Rev. DR.. Ellis N. kre.
mer. The bride was formerly Miss
Mnllie Deck, Of She3hefdstown. anc
is a sister Of Mrs. D. M. Schoppert, o.
this place. Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts have
been here the past week visiting Mr.
and Mrs SchoDpeh on Prospect avenue
Last Sunday was grounding day, ant
rs The sun sho' brightly the whole day
hing lie had every opportunity to SCI
his shadow. He has not brought u!
rough weather. however, for with TIT
exception ot tuesday, which was bi
RAINY, the days and nights since Sunda,
have beer mild and pleasant. Indeed
The winter SO far has been one Of TIT
miIdest and most pleasant that we have
ever known, with but little snow or ice
and is in striking contrast to the sever
weather OF last winter.
Saturday, February 18th, will b
donation day" at the Charles Tow
LIa.H;.al ard the neanla Of the cnunf