The Fulton County news. (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, May 03, 1905, Image 8

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    .A due aaoortmeut of cigitis u.
M alloy 'a grocory.
, The largest lin of nobby r.traw
Lata at J. K. Johnston's.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains
no opiates and ran safely ho given
to children.
; You can buy a watch guaran
teed for 1 year for 75c. at J. K.
Johnston V.
IJev. A. S. Wolf, of Gracey,
spent a few hours in town Mon
day.
Congrestsuiau Mahou has
bought the Captain Skiuner prop
erty in Chambersburg.
For that new Spring Suit or a
pair of Low Shoes, go to Huston,
the bargain man at Saltillo.
This is a gocl time to sub
scribe lor the Fulton County
News. Only a dollar a year in ad
vance.
Huston, at Saltillo, sells Wall
Paper, Mattings, Oil Cloth, and
Carpets at prices that defy com
petitions. Yes, ho do !
Dr. West will in-each in the
Presbyterian church in this place
next Sunday morning and even
ing. Four or live school boarders
can have nice accommodation a in
the home of Mrs. M. II. Trout at
usual price.
Mon ky to Loa n in lots of not
less than ipi'00 on tirst mortgage,
judgement or other good securi
ty. Judgments bought and sold.
Write or call on
M. K. Shafknf.i;,
MeConnellsburg, Pa.
The plan of the the M. K ser
vices for the MeConnellsburg
circuit lor bunaay Way .th, is as
follows : 10:.r;o a. m. MeConnells
burg. preaching: 2:V,0 p. m. Knobs
ville, communion and reception
of members; 7:'o0 j. ui., Fort Lit
tleton, communion. All are in
vited. Dr. Frank Emmert, Chambers
burg's eye, ear and throat spo
cialist. will be at Dr. J. W. Mos
sor's office, MeConnellsburg, on
Thursday, May 11th. Dr. Em
mert is not a stranger to Fulton
county people, and any one need
ing his services may cousult him
here and thus bo saved the ex
pense of a trip away. Eyes ex
amined and glasses fitted.
Uev. W, M. Hann, pastor of the
Metal charge, United Brethren
church, situated partly ia Frank
lin county and partly in this coun
ty, was in town one day last week.
Rev. Hann reports having held
spec;al rovival services in four
of the seven churches in las
charge with the result of lUl' con
versions and t)7 accessions to the
churches with eight or nine per
sons yet to come in.
Special Sale
of all millinery goods from May
15th to 2uth. A great number of
Hats to select from.
Mave Johnston.
A KhVIXATION.
It you will make inquiry it will
he a revelation to you how many
sue cuinb to kidney or bladder
troubles in one form or another.
If the patient is not beyond medi
cal aid, Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure. It never disappoints. Sold
by all dealers:.
AMDOVhK.
John Fagley is on the sick lit.
Mary Hess spent last week with
Mrs. W. II. Mellott.
: Those who called ou John Fag
ley and brother lust Sunday were
Win. Fagley and sous Ceorge and
Trout, Daily Strait and brother
fleorge, Sheridan Deshon, IIus
sell and Howard Swope, Elias
DUhong and James Hocken
smith. Miss Fanny Truax spent from
Wednesday until Sunday with
Mrs. Urner Truax.
Harry M uuiua will soon be able
to get out again by the aid of
crutches.
' Traveling l Dangerous.
Constant motion jars tho kid
mt which are kept iu place in
the body by delicate attachments.
This in the xvason that travelers,
trainmen, street car men, team
sters and all who drive very m uch,
suffer from kidney disease in
some form. Foley's Kidney Cure
strengthens the kidneys , and
cares all folios of kidney, and
bladder disease. Geo. EI Haa
saTi, hxiomotive engineer, Lima,
O., writes. "Ooustant vibration
of the engine caused me a great
deal of trouble with my kidneys,
anil I got do relief until I used
Fojoy's Kidney Cure." Sold by
all dealers. .4
The Doelir nnd the Ediior.
If the editor makes a mistake
he haa to apoloiw for it, but if a
doctor makes one ihe undertaker
kindly buries it for him. If the
editor makes one there is a law
suit, swearing and the smell of
sulphur, but if the doctor makes
one there is a funeral, cut Mowers
and tho smell of varnish. The
doctor can use a word a yard long
without knowing what it means,
but if the editor uses it ho has to
spell it. Tf a doctor goes to see
another man's wife he charges
for the visit, but if the editor
goes to see another man's wife he
gets a charge of buckshot. Any
old medical college can make a
doctor, but you can't make an ed
itor he has to bo born although
it is claimed that some are de
veloped from detail men. When
the doctor gets drunk it's aenseof
"overcome" by the heat, and if he
dies it's heart trouble. When an
editor gets drunk it's a case of
too much booze and if he dies it's
a caso of deiinum tremens. Take
your choice but our advice is, be
a hod carrier.
Bark Wanted.
We are in the market for a
large quantity, this year's peel,
Kock Oak and Hemlock bark.
For prices, apply to
S ALTILl.O T A N N Kit Y,
S-29-mi. Saltillo, Pa.
Tl.Vtfc TRILD AND MLRIT PKOVHN.
One MinuteCough Cureis right
on tunc when in comes to curing
coughs croup, whooping cough,
etc. It is perfectly . harmless,
pleasant to take and is the chil
dren's favorite cough syrup.
Sold at Trout's drug store.
AGENTS ANYBonv can doit AGENTS
We want good live representa
tives to take orders for "Peuroor
Pearl" Medallions. Entirely new.
Sol' at sight. Big money. Ex
clusive territory given. Agents'
supplies. Novelties up-to-date.
Write at once. Universal Man
ufacturing Company, Pittsburg,
Pa.
MeConnellsburg Normal School.
ine undersigned will open a
Normal school luihe Public School
Building, MeConnellsburg, at 1
p. m. Monday, May l.'th, to con
tinue 8 weeks. Tuition ?.". No
reduction for part of term. Good
board nia.y be had from !if0 up.
Special attention to those prepar-
j ing to teach. County Superin
tendent s examination at close or
term.
One able assistant teacher has
already been engaged, aud more
will be employed if si.o of school
demands it.
B. C. L.YMISKKSOX.
TO CUE A COLD IN O.ME DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grov .'s signature is on each
box. "m:
Life in California.
Not only does California's beau
ty and climate add to the pleas
ure of life there but living is cheap
also. Fruit and vegetables in
abundance. Low rates via Hock
Island System March t to May
15. A quicker trip in tourist
sleeper than by any other line.
Cost as low as the lowest service
the best. Tourist folder, with
complete information, from John
Sebastian, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Hock Island System,
Cliicao-o.
Acknowledgment.
Mr. Editor. We thi under
signed, wish to express, through
your paper, our sincere thanks
to the sisters of Pleasant drove
church for avaluableHaster pu
US-
ent- a beautiful quilt. We
as
sure all our hearty appreciation
for the same, because it is not
like the one mentioned in the Bi
ble Isaiah S:i0 for it in of suf
ficient width.
A. O. B. PowKiis,
Hannah Poukics,
Needmore, Pa.
April L'Oth.
A GUARANTEED CLRE FOB PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any caso, no matter of how
long standing, in 0 to 11 days.
First application gives ease and
rest 50c. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it will
be forwarded post paid by Pans
Medicine Co., St. Ijouis, Mo.
1
ftniiWvd on Forty-Seven DajS.
Mr. Editor. 1 see in the
"News" of April 12th. that Mir s
Lavina Long has been keeping ac
count of the snows that we had
this winter. She missed soniu.
She said it snowed on the 'Jud of
January. There was no snow on
that day. It was warm and
cloudy iu the morning, and many
fanners got out thoir plows and
ploughed all day. Tho sun shin
cd iu the afternoon, but clouded
up alter sunset and commenced
to rain, and rained until eight o
clock on the morning of the 3d,
then turned to snow aud snowed
all day aud drifted considerably.
Snow fell on forty-seven days,
viz., November U!, L'5, L'C, 27; De
cember J!, 5, 1, 12, la, 17, 19, 21,
21, 25; January S, 5, ti, 7, !, 11, la,
tl, 2a, 24, 25, 2, 2!i; February 1,
O, S, 1, 1.1, 11, U, , i, ..S;
March 1, I, 7, 1 1; April 0, 7, 10,
17, 1?.
The last snow wo had iu the
spring of 1904, was on tho 20th of
April. I have kept a diary the
last lifteen years and keep a daily
record of the weather.
D. A. Ci.
Tod township.
WHAT IS FOLEY'S KIDNEY Cl'KE ?
Answer: It is made from a
prescription of a leading Chicago
physician, and one of the most
eminent iu the country. The in
gredients are the purest that
money can buy, aud are scientifi
cally Combined to get their ut
most value. Sold by all dealers.
Ran Away From Home.
Ciloert Mellott, a ooy of four
teen years, and son of Daniel A.
Mellott, a former resident of Un
ion township, either through per
suasion of malicious persons, or
of his own will, rau away from
my premises last Sabbath with
out any cause whatever.
Persons are hereby warned
that they will he dealt with ac
cording to law, if giving him em
p'oyment, harboring him, or as
sisting him in any shape or form.
Wilson E. Litton,
Webster Mills, Pa.
May 1, 1905. at.
WILL CI KI; CONSUMPTION.
A. A. Herren oi Finch, Ark.,
writes, "Foley's Honey aud Tar
is the best preparation for coughs,
colds and lung trouble. I know
that it has cured consumption in
the lirst stages."
A most delightful reception
was held at the homo of the
Misses Dickson iu this place last
Friday evening in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Merril W. Nace, who
had just returned from their wed
ding tour. About eighty guests
were present.
Auditor's Notice.
Notice Is lierchy niwn Unit tlie umltMnit-ni-a
HuOHor unlimited t imike distribution of tlie
fuml-. iu tin' hiinUs oi M n. shuiuicr. executor
of I In- last wlil. of K,T fisher,
luti! of 'Ind iowiishli, lire-used, will hIi in
his oMiue Iu Moljiintinllsliui (, u , for the per
loi-nmce oT Kiiid duty u Thursday, M:iy IN
!'.'., in 10 o clock, a. in., when and wlieic
.ill persons Interested umy utlt-ud If lliey M-e
(irojicr,
OKI". II. KAXIKl.S,
:t(is Auditor.
FRANK P. PLES!!NGER,
Practical Surveyor,
Emmaville, Fulton county. Pa.,
Oraduatc of the Sci atitoii School
of ( livi! l-ltiy tnet-rintf .
l.aml Surveying a Specialty.
Maps, ihttfis, and calculations care
fully and accurately ixtciitiil.
t A JilG 1UHGA1N :
I have iii McC'onmillKhurjr a X
Drop Head Singer Machine
I will M-11 verv clii-an.
Cash or
i time.
S. D. STKVKNS.
CliuiiiL'crsliurt;, lJa.
Your
Sprin
Hat
should Indicate your taste and If
you buy it here where you have so
many styles to H lec'. from and ut
pricea that are Hire to suit you,
your Lest t'lrl friend will say '-That
U hucIi a becoming hatl know you
trot It at Johnston's."
Ucseda and Alice Hoosovelt Blue
are the latest colors and I have
used them tastefully In the make
up of many of my hats. Come and
Site them.
If you want a certain piece of
ribliou or any little help to your
toilet and you "can't flud It la
town" It Is because you haven't
come to inc. 1 h live it, '
Hats trimmed free of charge.
Maye Johnston,
The Milliner, McConne!sburg.
Strikingly Attractive;
May Millinery
This business ha llonftied and provfn (freut because it h3 been
built on the firm foundation of worthy merchandise and cUwo proliU.
Our Millinery Leadership is very Pronounced
You'll find here, ready-to-wear and tailored hubs, trimmed iiats,
"chic" and stylish, originally .designed by our special expert milliner.
This is tho second season wo have given our patrons tho benellt of on
exclusive city modiste. Our millinery hits won undisputed prestigo
for our store.
Hundreds of Hots
All prices, trimmed and untrinlmed, In stock. Children's hats, baby
bonnets, caps and cloaks, jjotjjoous flowers, beautiful foliage, nlegpnt
idumes and ribbons, unequaled in quality and splender, ready for
your inspection and selection.
This is the Strongest Lace Season Known for
Many Years. f
We have therefore prepared for you a templing assortment of at
tractive pattorns In Valencionnes, Knplish laces, German laces, Veniso
and Orientol, all-over laces, black, while and creuiu, at surprisingly
low prices.
We Call Your Attention
to the folly of Bonding to the bijf city houses for j;oods you could
buy at home for less money. Your trade belongs to us. and you will
lind on our counters a line of smart dress fabrics unrivaled by any
store.
X. J. WIENER, Hancock, Md,
I'ntire new stock r.Hi" Banner I'atterus.
Big Special Sale In Fine
MILLINERY
Spring Millinery showing is so enchanted by the showing of spriiij,r
weather.
The sunshine of last week brought millinery buyers galore. And
they were more than surprised at the extent, beauty, and scope of tho
showing here. We have a variety of styles which for charm and beau
ty cannot bo surpassed. The materials used aro rich and stylish: tho'
hats, tbemsolves, becoming, and practical, and our prices are so mod
erate that all may have new headwear without feeling the expense.
. A cordial Invitation is extended to all to visit us and compare our
prices and quality.
Lena B. Loiciig,
Hustontown, Fa.
ROUSS RACKET STORE
CORSETS, CORSETS,
Wo handle tho best
Corsets that is made
and in the best styles.
It is the Armorside,
at 8Ue. Also
and -l"c ones.
Announcement
for
April
and
Housecleaning Time
Hardware,
2utb building paper
3" It i building paper
Bachelor manure forks
Poultry wire '.
Garden rakes
Steel shovels
Floor oil clotli
Best grado lloor oil cloth
4 boxes carpet tacks
Matting tucks
Horso shoe pincers
Shoeing hammers
Horse rasps
Curry Combs
.r.()c roll.
".'? roll
inc.
to "c a yd.
1.1 to 22c.
4(c.
llic.
21c.
.rc.
lo.
25 and 5,'wj.
25c.
Hi to 21c.
5 to Hie.
Thanking yon for
tho Increase in our
business, we are
HULL
&
BENDER
Kelt window shades
Oil shades fringed
5(lc shades for
White curtain poles
Brass rods '
Lace curtains 2 J yd
Kc.
2,te.
o5c.
e.
8c,
.'lilc.
Lace curtains and X( yd
long for ll.ic to f 1.
Proprietors,
Notice to Tax-Payers,
The Tnx-priytni of Fulton ruiinty urn hereby
notili)!tl (hut I will ni'tet tin in at tlio I'ulWmhii;
htut-K ami iliu!ehi, Iii CIhi tliHtr n-tH iiamcil, tor tlie
tiii puhtt mm Diving I ho (St.uU;, County ami Ou
1 fix'! t'tir Mm nr ):M.r,, viz;
'J'hurixiity. .Inno I, at Hiram i. O., In Taylor
rowi)tlii)i, iroui to ti h. iu.
WhIIh TlniiMlay, .June I, at WoIIb 'J'annwv,
from 1 to It ji iu. tit New iiruimJa troiu 4 to 5.;iU
p. iu.
Taylor Hrlilat , tlutx- 2. at Waterfall t'rmu 6
to' .ua. ni,. ati'uMin Mill from it to 10.UU a.
in., ut Cli-ar Uldslinm tl to lli.oO iu.t ami
at lluMoiitowti troiu 2,(K) tt 4 p. iu.
Itulilin, Kalurduy, June 9, at It unit Cahltis,
atHpeck'v Hotul I'ruui in a. iu. to I 'J m., ut Fort
Littleton, from 'J to ,:-.'M p. m,t him! at KiioUh
ville, Saturday, .lumt :i, in Toil tow naliip ut
UauiuiU'v Sluru from 5 to ti p. in.
'J'od Mon lay, 'June B, at the Troahiirer'n Of
H;, iMt;;oiiii -llnburi; tiom it a. m. lo 12 in
MoOninc'llr-hurtf. - MoimUv, .luno t, at tho
Treasurer olhLe, front 2 to t p. in,
Itnihh Creiik. Wcilnexdny, luno f, at Ak'erH
villt! ir'iin tt.:;o to lo a in., at Lviii'h'a hIoi u tio;o
1 1:. to 1 1 :.0 a. tu. at .iniuaviUo Iroui I M) to 'M
p.m., at John Ph'SHiner' Ktore from 4 to i p. in,
and at Ahnttr Mellott'h from 6..M to 7 p. in.
I'll ion. Thurailay, Jini K, it A iuur:iiitli ,
fiom b to !) u. hi., at HiTit-ver' 8tu:y from
lo to tl 'Mi a. in., ami at Lahlvy ' HLoro, from l.Jo
to a p. in.
lintlml-Kritlay. Junfl 0, ut WarlonlMliury ,
from 7 l- Ida. ui., at Kranklln MllUfioin tl a,
in., to i in., and at lu.t lioiu 'i.'.Yt Ui 4.30 p. m.
Ih llitit. Sttt unlay, l une in. at N'e nlinore,
from 1.ot to ll a. in., at IoHi?ph W. f.ake htorw
from 1.0 lo li p. ui.
ThompHon MoipImv, JuiiH tit I'lijjn
Uun , I nnn I if a. in., to 'j in. a nd at A iiioh Ktiai 'h
HU)ivt Iriim 2 to 4 p. in. TiifKduv, ihifit; i;1 , at
i,.(. Mttliott'h Htoro (ti'tm, t, U ) tn liuilit
townotiip, from 7 tu H, a. m.
Ayr. Timmtav, Juno 1.1, at lilrf Costs Tan
tmri , friu U to 1 1 u. in., and at Wuhtdur MUIh.
Irom I to ti p. in.
LU:klTi 5rik. WodnuMtlay. Juno U, at Ku
Invia I runt U to 11 . iu., aud at IlarriHonvlIln
from 1 toll p. in., and at Jotupli U, Mellott'
tore at Audovor, from 4 to 0 p. iu.
All Pomona appoariuif al tin niapr.tlvo placnt
tu pay t hulr taxi-n will fe allowed a n duttion of
llvtf pr rout. If Taxi:a uro not paid on
or hctoiM Julv K'li tlm dnpliuaM.-ii will h ul
into the ha ml o a J indite of tli 1'miico In uarh
Utwintlilp. for collcoiloii; all partit a timii owiiif
will to rmjiun'd to nay tlio lull Tax utiaitd on
duplluati and limit allowed by law fur culltiuthiK
duota. Tlio rata Iv ft mill
LUJKNHKH. All porttuni who are uubjuct V
MHri-antllu or Maiiiitafltiinira' Jdr-aimti aro re
(ui'li'ilt4i uii'ft nit! at tho abovo tint en and placun,
an I am uoinpellt-d Uv law tu bring autt on all uu
paid Uoeiwu by July 10. nnxt.
A. U.LKWKlt,
April 2D, tU()5, County Troamirer.
far (liU'inf J lift. Jure in
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
We have any thing
you may want. Chil
dren's suits from 7"c
to youths, 2.25
to $.25; men's, $2.-10
to .7.7.j.
Meat saws
2 foot rules
1 in., brass band rules
'it:! in , steel but hinges
Matt in;s
20 to 75c.
8c.
2e.
.05c.
10, 12 to 20c.
V o have just, added to our stock a
nice line of Lancaster ginghams at lie
a yard. Have you seen any of that
4-4 unbleached muslin that wo are sell
ing at 7c yd. Compare it with what
you have been paying Sc.
Iled table damask 2,';; white 2,'ic.
We now have our men's summer un
derwear, and It is line, men's double
seat drawors 2:ic; Balbriggau drawers
and shirt 4.'tc.
We just retMjived a now
shoo for childrou and
misses u it h a low heei
that wo think m hard to
beat, tl to 8 (llic; to 1:
75c; 1UA to 2 !H)c
Sec oiii' line of hIiouh.
One filinuie Gouih Cure
For Coughs, Golds and Croup.
Admimsrator's Notice.
I.otlrrs of lulmtulstAutinn on Hit) cstuteof
in. h Mucus nnd l-.iimltnu Kivli, lule rlls
inwuMilp I'll., ilfui-UM.il, liming heen t'nint
! Iv tlie liKi'ktc r of V ill for Xiiltuu cuuutv,
to Ilu- MihsnrlDur. whoM! pohlollli'B iiiIilresH Ih
Vells 'l'urnoiy. Kullon (Joiintv. I'u., uilnerHonx
ito lire iiKiriiicu 111 llie hum eslico Will JllUllse
llml.o paym.Mil, imrt tlnj-u linvini; chums will
Di't'fcia tiieni ia
M. 0. Ill VI'.NH.
Aflmlnlhtriaor.
l-l'.'-0r.-llw. Wells TuuDHry. I'll.
Convention of School Directors to Elect
County Superintendent.
To Hie School Director of Kiiluui eiiimv:
l.t-ntk-ilitMl : 111 liui-ftuunec or tlie tuily.
ililrd '.et-1 li hi of tin, lid of iMuv H. !-,(, you life
luriebv not llled lo meet in ennvi'i.! ittu". inthu
eoiirt htiilre, In Mel'oliliellHlnir, ou Iht'lii-Kt
'1'ilfMttty iu Mliv, A. l. Iil'v ni'lliK tin- Kri-oud
iluv of tho mouth. tt 1 o'rlm'l; p in, unit s,.jt.i.i
H'ti viiittv hy u iimtoilly of tho wltol miriilitr
of ilireotot-N iiruhrnt.ouu imrsun ol llteruiy rtnd
M'.ii Dlllin rC'iniii.iii. nl. i, ml orKldll nnd exper
Uitii'f In tin; u 1 1 ot it iii'h'fi,', u t'liiiritv Kiiit;r
ini i-ii'it-nt . lor i h) t in i-f Mi.-i'cwilii, vt:ii r .. nnd
certify tlif result lo tlif Simp Siiit'fliitri(lftit
ut HiiiTiKlMiri,-. us rt!.iilri'il liv tlie tlil:-u -nmlli
uiid fortlctli M;llon ol haul not,
('HAS. K. HAIITON.
Co.ituv Suiii'iinli'tult'iit. of Fulioti couuly
A.rll:i. 3l.
Administrator's Notice.
Notlnt- Is liernl.y I'lu'ti t l.ill lei teix t.r udiiilri
Isliullon hint- iit!;u CTiinli-d tothtt iiiitlttrsluuefl
iiH'U llie rsliut! of Hmrv C!lll'liull hue ol
llt.',iol IOUsllll. J'llllOU COllUt.V, I'll., lltH-t-U.V
fll. All IIITsons llmllilr tlhlllilMlKllltlst ultl os
tllt rt will (irtlMoit IImmii iroicly tlillllentumted
fiii-HKI tleiiituii. unit tliOMiowliin lliu hitiuu IU
lilouhe oall uim i:ttlu.
T. R Kl.KMINH.
I leui Itiilfu, 1'h.,
AiluiiuiHirHior,
FOLEYSIIONETTAR
fthlllrmi af0, sum. M tfIMN
pjrSale at Trout's drug store. '
."Ask for the 190&
W IT
a (Q) (0 (0)
DOLLARS
Vour dollars will go farther at our store lhan any
where else. We have just received a car of Barb Wire,
Smooth Wire and Nails which we bought in November
when the price was the lowest, and we can sell to you
now for less than factory price.
ITAA hV, Woven Wire Fencing
IjUU rIODS at Prices so low !ls ,o
Surprise all.
9 strand heavy wire 35 cents per rod; 6 strand heavy wire
25 cents per rod. Good yellow muslin 5 1-4 cents per
yard by the web. 500 yards fancy Rag Carpet 35, 45,
and 50 cents per yard.
40 COOK
and
uii nuiiu iu iicicti iit.mi, ,7
Furniture
on hand to select from, 13
for outside and in; and then furnish it from Top lo Bot
tom at bottom Prices. We are having built
3 Carloads of Buggies
and Wagons
which will be here in April and lor .high grade guaranteed
work, we will sell lower than any other dealer in the
county. We get Jobbers Prices
and will sell at wholesale prices.
We have bought
200 Toils of
PHOSPHATE
you get nice fresh goods here, and our price will be lower
than others.
Remember we have 1
a . and enjoy the distinction of
stores carrv'in t,ie ,arest vaneiy
ol merchandise ol any lirm
in Huntingdon county.
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs. IPa.
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is on the boom now. Every Season we try
, too add some new feature to the construction
of a garment. This spring we call your at
tention to ournon-breakabic concave shoulder
and we can explain to you many other things
that add greatlv too the appearance of a
garment. Be with the majority and come
and see us.
GOLDSMITH THE TAILOR,
MeConnellsburg, Fet.
Opposite the Public.School Buildinir.
Read
Star Trading Stamps Given.
Fix It on Your Mqmory,
It is interesting to know "that
$12.95 buys an Oak bedroom suit.
$12.95 buys a Parlor suit. -$
2.95 buys cui Enamel Iron Bed
full size.
ftrS OR! buysaVelourcouered
C?0,J0 Couch
A poUl will tiring you un llluntrtid f ii-ciilar. H will mNt you ou
prices. Conijiloic- lim- of Kurnltm-o, Cui i.itb, MnUlny oil Cloth
Luce Curtains, ilittlt8, ct. , , .' '
Whip Trnfftnpf tpnips Riven. ' '
w.M.n.u. j 'ilMVliisf Market Street, ' -
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,' TUl.00botll.eont.lnI3ithit(i,thtrlill.i.hiehMll,io,60ek. .
E. C. D.WITT COMPANY, CUICAGol XUL.
Kodol Almanac and 200
STOVES
RANGES
to 35 each.
Ghcap, medium and high priced.
We can furnish you hardware
and glass to put up a house, a
steel roof to put nn it. nnd nnint
which will be in in
lime forspnng plant
ing. We carry no
fertilizers over: so
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