Still Making Hay. Says our Souestown correspon dent : "Saxuuel Smith is busily engaged making hay. The weath er having been so unfavorable that he has not yet completed his hay ing.'' He must have planted his hay rather late last summer. Hi Hung. The Chinese general who is leading the rebel army is named Hi Hung. When he gets through with this outbreak his name will be Hung Hi. —Canton Sentinel. Dora Crist visited her parents at Sonestowu over Sunday. Lebcn, 'lebcn, leoen, Satur day is the eleventh day of the eleventh month of the eleventh year of the twentieth century. i Dependable g Goods, jj WK handle goods that are cheap, but not cheap goods. We want our goods to become jj§l|! your goods and our store your store. If it is SjjiSjg H Clothing, or 11 Shoes or jl J Anything j| to furnish man. woman or child up in classy, attractive and dapendable attire, then we have just the articles you need. Give us a call now. m MAX MAMOLEN, LAPORTE. j| I viffn Hit Kf Windsor Stoves and Ranges are Sold Over Our Satlsfactlon-or-Money-Back Guarantee e ■■ inn "IP "Blizzard Coming! Heavy anow accompanied by zero temperature is expected A QPJ before morning!" This ia the sort of a weather report we can look for before many § O/C more days have rolled around. Makes a fellow feei sort of "chilly" even to read it, How about that old stove that gave you BO much bother last winter ? Remem v&mm/firMl ber, it will be worse than ever this year. Or that range that never has baked jKr— \iki3y' V , Y~\ well and will not draw properly—that old "bunch of junk" that is making your wife ■!& aqa' almost hate togo into tho kitchen? Be prepared! Be comfortable! m What' 3 What' 3 the use of Some manufactur- -—ll shiverinsr through an- ® r ® build jtovei to I D . . . other winter when awm H JSta£l£SK£!S few dollara will put ■ TTT"T ■■ I Windsor stoves are V 1 u. covor befor. you tlio finest stove that ■ 1J ■ I B ■ built to meet perfec- » W SSJiy™",: ever left a foundry ■ ■ ■ gl_ ■ - ■ tion ' and the prico is W forts it toil* you solid right on tho very spot HI H fixed afterwards, # # ha""o'uTdV"; 0 * vim where that poor, inef- ■ ■ Even so. our prices i.h'S win be primod upon ficient coal man'e ■ VP/%V VIV AHve no higher, and in "chonyw indoor" friend" now stands 7 I VfITTT lV'ljT ■■■ I ■ many cases lower, SSTi,''^ tur rcudins thitf book. Replace VOUrold.WOm H W ■ II I VV ■ WM ▼ H than the prices many burn anything burnable t^!idwS !l '.tov U ™ out nuißG that will not ■ Im. MM. I ■» ■ ■ l«Bl" g ■ stove concerns ask for ridl und ranges of every bake your wife s deli- ■■ w ■ a cheaply made, indif- euioußiy iuw-«7 c«>nt.«. cious bread and cakeo ■ ' # ■ ferent product. .fIgSJ wEdSor" Auk for book No. i! 3. or dainty desserts the LD "VAI If* AKJ U A\/C A H We know from years »nd w«ia tbu room, way it Bhould do. Re- H ■ vMII IIMV U Hof experience just t place it with a Wind- m MAkICN/ cA\/ CT D what it costs to manu sor rantte. ■ IIUINC. T DMV CLIV ■ facture good stoves. .f»n nr Never before was a ■ v , , .... B Our prices are as low %9v9w»9<l range built so well fit- YQU WAN I as It is possible to TJt tod to cook "amouth- make them without food to the sacrificing quality. yjHpMfipk ti jcen'B taste" as a This we will not do. c Ußpßip ' Windsor". We have been in bUBi- Experts make the stoves we sell. They ness for forty years. We have a reputation to are men who have devoted their lives toman- maintain. ufacturing stoves. We guarantee our stoves to give perfect So you eeo that Windsor stoves and ranges satisfaction and, what is more, you know what must be aa nearly perfect as science can make our guarantee stands for and you know we them. will protect you. We Can Save You Just as Much Money on Everything Else You nHnft Ever Buy as We Can on Stoves and Ranges MBBBI^ Over 2,000,000 wit istied customers* fill every need from our big store. Why T Because they are setting ' W W the best aud most Hutinfuctory merchandise. From the lead ins merchunts of the world we buy our gootls. W ■ Therefore, it is the best that the markets of the world afford that our customers get, and. besides, they save m w c\ n ~ n 9 »>™ fn»m 20 cents to 50 cents on every dollar's worth of icoods they purchase. "How can >ou give such splen- ■— ———— AanS K*ro- did values for so little mouejrY" is tho quesUon we are askedevery day. Hrre Is u useful • scne oil hcnteni ttoon xicre IS lIOW Wo d() it. littlo Btove m wuh «*vor eavos its cont in the We buy everything directly from the sources of supply. We buy amounts so great that the figures wonld puiit. it burn* cith. r astound you. For instance, we buy and sell in one year 6 miles of baby carriages. 30 miles of bicyclo tires or y,«' c.n"havo carry fro?n "win to und enough 'crash to span this continent several times. This, of coursa means low pricee—'"rock bottom" itirinjr lire »T»- room Thoy furnish prices to us. Then %ye sell direct to you with only one small, leKitimato profit added. in* full bla«t In this exactly the ri«ht Safety is yours when you buy from us. A guarantee—a broad, liberal guarantee that takes sway the ele- stove Jn little more 2S?v?ho°ri«rM ment of rink—is your ciifpßuard. Here is how we eliminate the element of risk—we guarantee every pur- .houUt ThVstovo book tellß Chase will meet your every requirement. If for any reason It dots not. we will make any exchange or alter- y ou had bettor read ail ttbout them ation you wish or refund your money. Furthermore, we will repay you any transportation charges you haro about thin »tovo at Chock No. 23. had to pay. i? air, square dealing and satisfaction gusrantsed is and always has been our policy. Below is a BTrater len«th in our I. list of the books we issue. They are your ••messengers of economy". You - 111 ' B I are unquestionably interested in one or more or them. Bit down now, cu»tT.men» ore d. iitrl.t- I check tho books you want, mail the coupon below. The day the coupon ed with It. Twenty reaches us. tho books will bo mailed to jrour horns. fe board, iVclosely HvetecTtogether or 112 front and the Duplex grato can be used with either J| MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. j Here Is the Perfect Heater I hard or soft coal or with wood. ■ imk »ii ranmkaiista rki«u» An Rriifaa ■ Th® Pslae# Wlsdsor Is the best value we ever offered Tho oven is broad, deep. high, square in form and i. ! ! ip a high grade hsrdcpsl bane burner. VN o huvo «.ld _.. _ thoroughly ventilated. ■ KANSAS CITY CHICAGO ■ thousands of them and our customers volun m:\ The plsted ornnmonta. I Pleiwe «-nd to my sddress below the books I ! M'/JmSSS ' on "Vie'first ■ ? S triT Ur|te we*y^ni Jtove using a 14\v/ru FoncfnjJ 8S and duroblo, -r^t h lf h e j irS3. «< he»t from Si alowlng eoab to UJaminste ilJ< VI thffuelused. £ « S tht- rtHiii l . ffiKWTO. rW Price, coin- • «ame ;I ho bue burner will bo s J Mm ~ pleto with :> : soure.ofconsUot comfort rewrroir nnJ high ■ Port Offloe ! »?. d 1 *® Too snd /^PSSBMwIf cloM.t, *1R.70. ••••••—.—•■ willjsTsyoamone/,time 'frgHirFiTTlflflF^ The book (Na 23) ■ , J56 » • _f will give you more I Stata | PrioM, aemrding to M TM information about J Send C.up.n t.til. NMnrAddrsM S fL'Sh/S!"® ,rom »26,05 U the Helo<-t W ludsor. %aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa«aaM«aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaal Wl«Kl/» V MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. inn and Campbdl Sts.. KANSAS CITT Chicago Ave. Bridoe. CHICAGO I THE PAY WE RECEIVE YOUR ORDER IS THE PAY WE SHIP YfIUR STOVE Great Cabbage. Says the New Albany Mirror : J. J. English exhibited a head of cabbage last week which was grown on Henry Woolsey's farm at North Street. This specimen of of raw material for sauerkraut weighed 22 pounds and measured 47 inches in circumference. We call that great cabbage. AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. For Spark Plugs, Batterys, Prest- O-Lite Tanks, Carbide, Automobile tires, Patches, Cement, Brass Polish Automobile Soap, Sponges, Cham oise, Gasolene and Creeses of all kinds, etc., call at Murray Brothers Garage, Lopez, Pa. Mail and phone calls promptly attended to. Marion Saxon of Philadelphia is is visiting Miss Fanny Meylert. M. BRINK'S ton 100 lb Corn Meal 33.00 1.70 Cracked Corn 33.00 1.70 Corn 33.00 1.70 Sacks each 6c with privilege of returning without expense to me. Schumacher Chop 31.00 1.00 Wheat Bran 28.00 1.45 Fancy White Midds. 31.00 1.60 Oil Meal 44.50 2.25 Gluten 31.00 1.60 Alfalfa Meal 25.00 1.30 Oyster Shells 10.00 60 Brewers Grain 27.00 1.40 Choice Cottonseed Meal Luxury Flour sack 1.20 " " per bbl. 4.65 Beef Scrap 3.00 Oats per bu. .60 Charcoal 50 lb sack .60 Oyster Shells " .35 140 lb bag Salt coarse or line .50 56 lb bag Salt .25 Buckwheat Flour Slhumacher Flour sack 1.50 Muncy " " 1.20 " " per bbl. 4.65 Spring Wheat,.(Marvel) " 1.70 Veal Calves wanted on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Live fowls and chickens on Wednesday. M. BRINK, New Albany, Pa. j\ No matter what car you use, $ ;£ be sure of the best gasoline. £ ; 2 The three famous | ; j £ Waverly Gasolines— £ I 76° Special 11 Motor j £ are best because they have no / •/ carbon deposits—the explosion J 2 is instantaneous, powerful, ; £ clean —the ignition is quick. 1 2 No "natural gasolines used ; 2 in Waverly. ; | WAVERLY OIL WORKS CO. ? 0 Murtwl lUlin*r« PTTTStUM, M. ; s AiM makers of Waverly Special Auto Oil. y, It free t,s 5,".;, I :,'™. || I hmmmmmmmmm. Jury List For December Court. List of persons with their occupation and Place of residence tlrawn ns Traverse and Petit Jurors for December Term and Sessions, hejrin ning Monday, December 11. Hill. TRAVBrtHE AND PKTIT .11' HORN. NAME OCCt IWTION KKSIDKKCK Allen William Farmer ( olley Hahr William I>. Farmer < lurry I'.arnhart Harrison Laborer Ricketis Hay William Farmer Davidson Bennett Monroe Farmer Davidson Benjamin John D Dentist Dushore Camp Hoyd Laborer ]>avidson Cook William Miner Berniee Covey Steve Teamster Dnyhorc Demjisey Edward Blacksmith Lope/. Donovan Michael Miner Bern ice Eberlin Willard - LaUirer Rieketts Frutehey Keed i; Lumberman Lopez Cott Hobert Miner Lojiez Gallagher Thomas II clerk Hernice IlessJohnW Farmer Klkiand llaz/.en (Charles Laborer Davidson Hay Archibald Miner Hernice LLUKO Albeit Ci Farmer Klkiand ilerst Frank Miner Berniee Kill! Thomas jr.. Miner Lopez Kaminsky Frank Jr., Miner Berniee Kin.-ley John Lai Hirer l.opcz Kashner Hurley Lwtiorer * Jamison City Lavelie Thomas Farmer cherry Lambert Leo Lalmrer Korks Loekwcnid 11. D. Forenum Davidson Lynch M L Laborer LO|HV. Laurenson (ico. W Fanner Ml. Vernon McDonald William Laborer Cherry MeCarty Frank II Farmer Klkiand Porter Orwell Farmer Fox Philbin Michael Farmer Forks Porter William K Farmer Fox Pardoe Carl 11. Fanner Klkiand Pain ton Monroe Farmer Davidson guinn Peter Miner Berniee Bobbins William Farmer Davidson Rogers Dean II Farmer Klkiand Rem bo Id Barney Farmer Forks Riphtmire Abelino Farmer Fox Spenee James Miner Berniee Seeules C J Agent David-.m Say man Levi Farmer Fork- Snider W B Farmer Davidson Say man Emanuel Farmer Forks Tee van J J Farmer Klklaud Went/el Leroy Farmer cherry CiRAND JI'RORS, Aliliot MiUon Laborer Rickctt Brown Reuben Farmer l o.\ Caddo w Harry Farmei 11 Bailey Fred Farmei Elkland chestnut John Fanner Davidson chapman John II Farmei Klkliind Dyer Albert L Lumberman Lope'. Far re 11 John F Carpenter Dushore Green Reno Fanner Hillsgrove (iloeckler Philip Framer Klkiand Kester Charles Farmer Fork- Kraus Fred C Farmer Cherry Keating James Farmer cherry Kast Frank Farmer Cherry Laird William Farmer Davidson Meyers Bert Farmer l-ox Phillips John Farmer Davidson Parrisn Charles V Farmer Fox Kohe William Farmer « berry Sick Joseph Farmer cherry Snyder (ieoW Agent Forksville Strickland Frank Laborer llillsgrovn Taylor G S Laborer Mt V« rnon \\ lialen Hartley Laborer chern Our Bin H.iruain. To each and every person who nays us Sl.i»o for two years sub scription to the Ileptiblican News Item, on or before .Jan. I, I'.M'J, wo will give absolutely free of charge, 100 envelopes with your name, address and return request neatly printed in the corner. Every subscriber to tin' News Item and every nerson who is not a subscriber shoind lose no time in taking advantage of this liberal offer. * YOU' OF PAYING FOR LIVING EXPENSES r-jsr '(^iving 8 HERE IS 1 ■*■ ftihW bASuiJ «w ■ .. fcl is a perplexing one. To the - "'llV Ili 1 5g | HIE Eb n ' :in ant ' woman of moderate ■£=-.. 7 A M means it may seem a problem ■ WAV Bji cannot "be solved. If you " ~ \\\\\l Rg ' JSh fire a housewife, you understand \\\\m «how discouraging it is to have . .. 4 . Y* K£ the price of beef or butter or lard go up. You know that it the H rise in prices is very much, your plans are upset. It is unpleasant to cut down on the quan- S| tity or quality of the i'ood your family eats. Yet, you must when this happens. You mast R? if you want to make onds meet and are still a slave to the old-time plan of paying four or five ■ profits to four or five middlemen for food. Ml Now, look he i*o! This cost of living problem is vital to you, isn't it? It really b a problem 9 that you must solve. Then you've got to save money, haven't you? But, do you know the real way to economize ? Do yon know a way to economize that will H not inconvenience you oac bil ? tw There is a way. Ovvr two million people have discovered it. Over two million people, ■ every year, buy food, clothes, furniture, stoves—almost everything they need to use in any fa way—from Montgomery V» arcl & Co. on the one prolit plan. [1 Now, how have thev solved the serious "high cost of living" problem ? How will yoo be « ablo to solve it by buying li fe's necessities from us ? 11l Simnly by doing this—by paying only one-half to four-fifths of the money you have been iS spending elsewhere for life's necessities, and getting in return from us better merchandise H than you heretofore have been using. pi V, o will explain the mat tor to you. Tin- reason you can snvo 2rt to DO per cent on the doIUr from us. Is. of course, tH bcausoour prii-es .ire lower- iu because we buy and sell 60 carloads of stoves, for Instance, in a year where a small m dealer c.'iiy buys ami sella half of one carload in a year. Now, youyouiself know that if you buy a dozen pairs H Q£ stocUhtga you will ret a )< v/cr prire on each pair of stockings than if you had only bouirht one pair. That in tho way we do business. Bill, we buy and sell hundreds of thousands of pairs of stockings, for Instance, S§ and :et the rock bottom price. „ . RBE TUrn, we give you tho advantage of our ability to buy in such great lots. We ask you to pay only • very alight KB advance over the prices we pay. m * win ■ £9 la that clear? Do you boo that you realty can save money bybuyingfromMontgomery Ward & ix>.7 well, just try H it once. Just send us a email order. See fur yourself that every article is of first quality. Begin to save, iou musi. 1 THIS UNLIMITED GUARANTEE PROTECTS YOU— | " SATISFACTION—OR MONEY REFUNDED " *§ Remember that we guarantee—positively guarantee— that every purchase you make will ■ please you. In lilling your order, we will make every "effort to satisfy your requirements. 9 BU, if by any chance you should not be fully pleased, send your purchase back. We will re- MU fund your money without question, or we will make any exchange or alteration of the mer sg chandise that you wish. Furthermore, we will pay all gl the transportation charges you have paid. : Montgomery Ward A Co. : |U The wav to start buying from us is to get from us • oth ANA c«m»b.» 8t». CM«M» A»»»U. BTMH 5 ■as many of our money-saving books as you can use. • KANSASCITV CH,CAQ ° . J 9 Tho grocery W.k Ib number It. Wo i SS u« a now grocery hook S JU&ftSSJKS, \ H every two months. When you pend us your name, wo will put it on , «irw«l'. .»cto*utor«»di>r«» • 31 our list torece ivothtH hix>k regularly. i JRSS |!§ l S SI There nve 87 other books —clothes, stoves, furniture, sowinff mil* • ><«". »*'«!!'» Ii H chinos, orrans, pi ,i< w» wall papei —everything you need and want ■ £ 8 Bmiwii luiSiiii J ■ to make the winter months pleasant. • • ■ Mark the books you want on tho coupon. Tearor cut out the . SLIK. LJElPrft,. 1 SB coupon, fill it out with your name and address. We will send you tho { MAMIJI.HI. «.o«U« I m booL that will h -tp you a;. " «.n ..8 we he: • fn.m youi The.sooner | WSBSSfIi I ITO you send the coui»on, though, tho sooner you will get the that ■ j'gtyij uyci«« mmunMd Uodar- 8 HP vII F.tavt you on the right way to solve the serious high cost of bv* , U WIR* ■ ! i I MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. j j M Chicago Avcnup Bridge 19th and Campbell Sis. • K»t }"/»;•••• 3 K CHICAGO KANSAS CITY ! H.r.a state | SEND COUPON TO 1.1.J ADVERTISE IN THE REPUBLICAN NEWS ITEM. Trial List. December Terra, 1911. Return Day, December 11, 1011. I.—-*■. W. Rigger VH. .John Manuel, No. I'j May 'l'erm 191 I. Framed Issue. Plea—"Non-Assumpsit," itc. Scouton. Mullen. -•—I 1 >• ('oil vs. Lee Rosencrants and .To in i Roseiicraiitx. Defendants, ami llie Nordmonl • 'heiniciil ('otnpan y, I iarnishee. Nn. "iii I>eceuiber Term, 1909. Attach inent Execution. Plea—"Nulla I'iona." Mullen. Scouton. M eylert. •>. —<'. D. Ilood by his next friend, Em ma C. Mood vs. Council Anthracite Mining Company. No. II May Term, 1911. Plea—"Not Guilty." Soon ton. McCormick. Mullen. '■—Widiani T. Fairchild vs. Lehigh \ alley Railroad Company. No. 08 May Term, 1910. Trespass. flea—"Not 1 ■ nilty." Scouton. Thomson. Kaufman. Mercur, "i.—l>. K. Ilieflenliach vs. Cora Clover and I red J. (Hover. No. 1 Feliruary Term, I'.lll. Delendanls' Appeal. Plea — "Not (inilly." Scouton, Mullen, li.—A. T. Mulaix vs. Selh P. Shoe maker and Win. T. More. No. 10 Feb ruary Term, 1911. Framed Issue. Plea —"Payment." Mullen. Scouton. T.—Alice M. Putnam, a.'d. b. n. c. t. a. :ol l.uuian Putnam, Deceased, Assignee ill N. N Hetts, Executor and Trustee of Mrs. H. Charlotte Ward, vb. C. F. Hun singer and Lizzie (or I'.lizabeth) Allen and lames P. Allen, her husband. No. •11 February Term, 1911. Scire Facias Sur Mortgage. Plea —That Mortgage is iiui a lieu upon land Ac. I'homaon. Scouton. —Laussat Heyelin vs. Wm. J. Law renee, Charles I". Lawrence and O. 11. Lawrence. No. 8 May Term, 1911. Framed Issue. Meylert. Mullen. 9. The Township ol Cherry, 10 the ii.se ol the Treasurer of Sullivan County, • Inr Cherrv Township School District vs. ; Fred Frieder. No. 25 May I'erm. 1911. I •efendant's Appeal. W alsli. Mullen. 10.— 11. .1. Scliaad, a Taxpayer ot the lownshipol Cherry vs. Thomas W. Ga : ban, frank 11 nllniaster and Henry i IViusehner. Supervisors of the Township > ol < 'berry. No. 00 May Term, 1911. - Appeal from'township Audit. ! Scouton. Mullen. Preit bonotar\ si Hlice, L-iporte Penn'a., October ;JO, 1911. ALHF.RT F. 11 HESS, Piot'y. I Joe Mnrrelle, proprietor of the t Murrell job printing ofliceat Sayre, I visited at J. L. Smyth's over Sun day. Clarence Harvey returned to hia home at Kennet Square Monday after upending the past three months at Laporte. Oh ! by the way, since he has departed we are willing to tell you that he is the gentleman who shot the rabbit over near Celestia reported in last week's issue. 60 YEARS' ™ 1 1 ■ I 5 . I Trade Mams Designs r Copyrights AC. Anyone sending a sketch and description dl«< quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an invention is probably patentable. Comnunlca tlons strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent* sent free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken through Munn * Co. reoelTC | tpecial notice , without snarge. In tha Scientific American. A handiomelT Illustrated weakly. LarnMt <ar culatlon of any aolentlflc Journal. Terois, fs B year. four month*, sl. Bold by all mawsdMleri. MUNN & Co£•«—-»• New York Branch Office. 026 F 8t„ Washington. The Best place to buy goods Is otten asked by the pru pent housewife. Money saving advantages arealways being searched for Lose no time in making a thorough examination of the New Line of Merchandise Now on ?????? 7 7 7 STEP IN AND ASK ABOUT THEM. AJI answered at Vernon Hull's jLarge Store. HILLSGROVE, PA.
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