YRT. FULTON COU5TY NEWS, KcCOimjLLSSUKG, FA.
MARKET REPORT.
t'ORREUTKD IVKRY WEDNESDAY.
The drain market re tukeo from tbe Cham
perbburtf Cilliy newspaper,,. Trie pruvlHiob
D'lcea ro ttmae llmt obtain in McCoDoella
jurk'. GRAIN
Wheat 100
Now wheat
Bran 1.40
I'orn 7c
"
iiye 80
PROVISIONS
dam per lb . 15
Shoulder.... 14
Bftocn, Sldos pnr lb 12
Fniatccs, vr bughl 1 00
Butter, C.-eamery 31
nutter, Country HO
Ejriri F'r dozen I1)
Lard, ;er tb 10
Live Calves, per tb tt
Chickens, per tb 15
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.
RATES One cent per word for each
Insertion. No udvertisement accepted
lor less than i cents. (Juan must ac
company order.
For Pai.e: A few tons of good
haw C .). and VV. E. Brewer.
Foii Salk 175 baneU coi n
See J. C. Keebaugh at S B.
vVoollet farm Dublin township.
Jiggers, "Get yours!"
Amos Sharp, postmaster at
Sharpe, recently purchased a
Maxwell touring car from the
Linn garage.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Little au-
toed to Belfast tow nship last Sun
day to see Mr. Scott Bumgarner
who is very ill.
rour stings on one thumb is
the price paid by V. Scott Brant
for the re-capture of a swarm of
bees last week. A swarm in
May is worth a load of hay so
they say.
HIDES. Prank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at tieir butcher
hop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sheepskins and tallow.
Advertisement.
An automobile party composed
of Carl O. Grissinger, Walter
Watson, Miss Olive Black, Miss
Otta Morrell, and Miss Zula Bel
all of Broadtop City, motored
to McConnellsburg Monday even
ing, spent the night at the Ful
ton House, and Tuesday visited
the battlefield at Gettysburg.
Spurgeon Milton Keeney, as
sistant Professor of English at
Gettysburg College, was the
week-end guest of Rev. and Mrs
Edward Jackson. Prof. Keeney
won the Rhoads scholarship for
Pennsylvania this year, and next
fall, he will enter Oxford Uni
versity, England, for a term of
three years.
Hohman & Grissinger have in
stalled in their meat market a
modern refrigerator sufficient in
Hize to hold many carcases dur
ing hot weather. Bert says he
will guarantee that after the
toughest old ox stays in there a
few hours, the meat will become
as tender a3 the gizzard of a
gosling ten yean old.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Rhoads,
near Mercersburg, are celebrat
ing the sixth anniversary of their
wedding to-day. Mrs. Rhoads
was Fannie Kendall, of Big Cove.
Accordingly, Russell Glazier and
the DufTy boys will put their au
tos at the service of as many
friends a3 can ride in them and
all will go over the mountain to
the Rhoads home, to take part in
the joyous occasion.
With fat cattle selling for 91
cents that cost but 6i cent3 last
fall, farmers who have wrestled
with cows the long winter thru
to take just what creamery men
care to give for milk are begin
ning to sit up and take notice.
In southern Lancaster county,
where the creamery business has
gravitated back into the hands
of milk monopolists and farmers
declare they are being imposed
upon by creamery men, the pro
duction of milk will be greatly
lessened, as many farmers, dis
gusted with the hard work of
milking and caring for cows, will
turn their attention to feeding
steers.
Foil Sale Two 2-borse wa'W
ing corn plows. Inquire of F.
McN Johnston, McConnellsburg
I'd. It
Loiin for sale at market price
at Trout's farm one half mile
west of town. Inquire at Trouts
Drug Store. 5 25 2t
Wanted, Magazines, News
papers, Cardboard and all kinds
ot waste paoer, ayne Tavlor,
McConnells'burg, Pa. 4 27 tf
Baker & Bros., Real Estate,
Insurance, Automobiles, Live,
Stock &c. Write us your desires
First National Bank Building,
Everett, Pa. Loans arranged
for.
Foil Sale, C-l 30x 16 Geiser
Thresher good as new. Will be
sold at a bargain. This machine
may be seen at home of the own
er J. X. Millor one-half mile
South of St. Thomas, Franklin
county, Pa. 6 1 2t.
Read-dome
Mertie E. Shim?r has new poods in
anil invitt's you to come and see them.
More value for your money than else
where in ladies' and children's under
wear, hosiery, einghaiu, percale and
white aprons-, eto.
Such Nice Handkerchief
for 5 and 10 cents.
Ladies' embroidery trimmed drawers
20c.: Deep lace and embroidery yoke
corset covers Zjc.: line gauze vests
10 and 13c ; Lace and embroidery
trim white tea aprons 12c : Ladies'
blue and white stockings 2'c.; Ladies'
black stockings 10 and 2oc.
Crinkled Crepe Nightgowns $1
Children's underbodies 2 for 25c;
Misses' and children drawers l.'i to 2"c;
Uoudoir caps, pink, blue lavender lUc:
Perfumes, sachet powder, fancy pins,
tar pins, toys novelties Uc; Talcum
powder 10 and 25c: Long cushion
cords, assorted colors 15c.
Innumerable other articles that can
not be mentioned here. Mail orders
lilled promptlv. Give ma.a call.
Mertie E. Shimer.
l'.ast Lincoln Way.
ill 1 P h z-i r')ri
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MORE THAN $429,000.00
We believe that you appreciate the PERSONAL SERVICE we are able to render to you in all vour
transactions at this Bank; aud that you, aluu appreciate the safeguard wo have provided to thoroughly
secure your deposits.
The LARGE INCREASE in our business may be seen in our STATEMENT publid in this
lisuc, which shows ASSETS of mere than $ 129,000.00. This is ample proof of tbe CONFIDENCE
tuo public has in this OttLk.
Whil rur State Banking Laws ARE MOST STRICT, thev enable us to EXTEND CREDIT to
the FARMER and to the HOME SEEKER, and thus to be a GREAT FACTOR ia the upbuilding of
our County.
FULTON COUNTY BANK,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
THE HOME FOR SAVINGS.
Nicely Remembered.
On Wednesday of last week,
George Glunt and his daughter
Velma were called from home on
various pretexts, and when they
returned they found their home
in the possession of about eighty
friends and neighbors. In addi
tion, nearly that many baskets
were in sight. Excitement ran
high for a few minutes until it
was explained that May 24th was
the 42nd anniversary of George's
birth and the 11th for Velma a
double birthday surprise for them
being the intention.
The musicians for the occasion
were: John Martz with his grafo
nola; Messrs. Mathias. Baldwin
egi, and Cooper with the violin,
autoharp, guitar and harmonica.
After two hours of entertainment
all repoired to the lawn where
elegant and abundant refresh
ments were served. Father and
daughter each received numer
ous nice presents.
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Absolute! Pwro
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KUALUarliaPftOSPhijiTE I responsible.
To Stop Fires.
Acting under the new forest
protection code, the Chief Forest
Fire Warden is bringing to the
attention of the Attorney Gen
eral every case where there is
the slightest chance of taking
legal action against those who
are suspected of having started
forest fires this spring.
In one case a forest fire wa3
started by sparks from the en
gine of a sawmill operating near
McConnellsburg. The owner of
the mill did not wait for a war
rant to be served, but at once
settled all costs and damage, and
promised to give the time of him
self and his crew whenever they
are needed to extinguish a forest
fire in the future.
Brush burning on windy days
is reported as having caused
forest fires near Honey Grove,
Belle fonte, and Emporium. In
each case the fires were traced
by the forest employees to those
who burned the brush, and amic
able settlements have been made
out of court.
Many other similar cases are
cited showing that it is easy to
trace fires and prosecute those
RcickGt StorGs
VERY LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT
We have just received from the Manufacturer 50 rolls of Table Oil
Cloth that we can sell at the price we have been selling at--15 cts; also, a
barrel of Harvester Machine Oil that is just as good as any you can get
for 45 cents a gallon, and our price is only 25 cents a gallon.
Lawn Mowers.
Say! Don't you want a ''&3MaJ
good Lawn Mower that has
Brass Boxing and Case
Hardened Steel Knives and
a self sharpener? 12-inch,
$2 50; 14-inch, $2 65; 2-
proDg Garden Hoes 20 cents
Broad hoes, 20 cents; Steel
Garden Rakes, 25 cents; Batcholler Manure Forks,
55 cents; Pitch Forks, 55 cents; Shovels, 43 and 55 certs;
Garden Plows, $1.9$ and a good mowing machine oiler
10, 15 and 20 cents.
Shoes! Shoes!
A WALk
ilUVER
Don't fail to see this line of goods. Wo are in a position to save you
some money. As yet, we have not advanced the price on many of our
shoes, nor will not as long as our present stock lasts; but when we buy
(ind vre will have to before loug) we will be compelled to advaace. Child's
shoos 23c. to $1.S5; M isses D8c. to $l.!i5; boys' $1.00 to $2 5"l; Men's $1 60
t ) f 4,25; Ladies', ?1. 25 to $3.50.
Summer Clothing,
We have a nice line of Clothing for Children, Boys, and Young Men.
See our $10.00 Suits, for Men, in Blue Gray and Brown. They are good
values.
We want to thank you for the nicest spring trade we have ever had
HULL & BENDER,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
mmilTlxrir'.nmx-mnmim.'mem-i l amu
FOn.M ERLY I'll E WOLF STOKE
Men's and Boys' Hats and Furnishings
Telephone orders given prompt attention. No extra f
cnarges on I'arcel Post packages
Memorial Square,
Chambersburg, Pa.
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The Hill Store News.
Genuine rubber iloor mal li5c.
Boys' bib overalls 23c.
Hummocks' at all prices.
Children's 20c btraw bats 10c.
Silver mesh du'S for ladies.
Eye protectors for automobiles J Do.
Men's silk hoes 25c.
Curtains and oriental ruj;s.
Oxford shoe laws 4o.
Nice bevel mirrors 10c.
Side combs and burrettus.
Men's Walluts 10c.
Kubber balls all kind.
Steel lisblne rod tl.7.1.
liig ivz marbles 6c
Soap bubble outfit 5c.
Holler kkat.es all prices.
Shoe daubers Oc.
Counter brushes 10c.
Cups aud Saucers all kind 10c.
Shoe scrapers tho latest 10c.
Syrinkling cans 25 and 3oo.
Ball bats 10c.
Window shades 10 and 2.'!c.
Cake pans 5u. each.
Hair brushes 9 and 23c.
VV ire hens nests sic.
Skillets all prices.
Brass curtain rods lie.
tee ton ;g 10c pair.
Fruit jir tillers 4c.
Lemoncake pans 10c,
Mullln pans Do.
Meat saws 23c.
Green screen paint 10c.
Nice sauce dishes 'hi.
IJ. 15. ductless mop, bargain $1.10.
Mo) handles !lc.
3 and 0 do., vgg crates.
lable oil cloth 15c. jd.
J. oud V, Coates crochet cotton 12c.
Ntign crochet cotton 5c,
Good corsets 3Hc and .fLOO.
Hair pins lc. bundle.
Bit; box hair pins 5c.
Galvanized clothes line 10c.
Thimbles 1 cent each.
Good needles LV. jaj er.
1'i'is lc. pack.
Horse nmzzles 10c.
Unw hide by the foot.
Good but;v'y whips He.
Bitf claw hammer 12c.
vuart !U' asure with funnel Sc.
ChihU enamel bath tub 15c.
Uoaslers 25, 35, 45 and 55c.
Deep granite pio plates 5c.
Tin pie plates ail prices.
Mens shop cips lie.
20c box stationery 10c.
Nice white chamber pall 35c.
I'uru while 12 in. basin 10c.
Our Rrocery department Is fresh and complete all the tiraq, and many
things we can save you money on. We feel satlslied the way our notion, etc.
department is starting out, and expect to bring to town from now on many
new and useful things never kopt before. Victor talking machines, record
und supplies for sale. Bring your memor Minium with you and see what The
Hill Store can do for yon. Don't forget the place. Opposite Public School
Toe Uill Store. The Hill Store Established 1U04. Good place to hitch horses
and park automobiles. s
Hot Weather Goods
are in demand at this time, and there is no better place in the
Cumberland Valley than to our Store, to see a large and va
ried assortment of
Good Dependable Merchandise.
We have the agency for Frank
lin County for the famous
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LEONARD CLEANABLE
REFRIGERATORS,
Prices range from $13.75 to $60.00.
We have White Enameled
REFRIGERATORS,
same make, price $8.00 to $30.00.
PORCH SWINGS
all sizes and prices in Porch Swings,. Couch Hammocks, Porch
Rockers, Porch Rugs, etc.
Our stock is very large at this time, and we invite you to visit our
store when in Chambersburg, and we will make you
welcome whether you purchase or not.
VICTOR VICTROLA AGENCY with all prices of machines, always
in stock.
5000 RECORDS from which to select.
We will parcel post any number of Records to your address.
Write or phone the numbers.
Come to see us.
F. HAYES HARMAN
THE BIG STORE
CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
P. S. All goods delivered free to McConnellsburg.
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New Real Estate Agency.
Having retired from the Mercantile business
with a view to giving his entire attention to Real
Estate, the undersigned offers his service to any
one having real estate for sale, or wanting to
buy.
His thorough acquaintance with values and
conditions in Fulton County, coupled with long
and successful experience in handling Real Es
tate, makes it possible for him to bring about
results in the shortest possible time.
Write, or call on,
D. H. PATTERSON,
WEBSTER MILLS, PA.
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SMITH BROTHERS;
Mercersburg, Pa.
Farm Goods Used Every Day.
We haVe the largest
Btocn of Llarnesa, Gears
and Collars, in nouth
ern Pennsylvania.
Single Driving llar-
ceas from $10 to $25.
Double Driving Har
ness for $20 and up-
'arnV Yankee Bri
dle $1 50, l."o, 2 00,'
n 25, and $2 50. Baiters all leather at 50 coots. 75 cents. i 00 and'
U 25 Collars $1.25 to $4.25. Collar Pads 25, 85, and 50 cents.
Yankee Front Gears $15 per pair. Yankee Breeching $18 to $20
per pair. Plow Gears $3.50 to $1.25 Der Dair. Ridinc Kaddlfls from
$5 to $13. Wagon Saddles from $9.50 to $12. Russet leather Eid-
ine Bridles from $1 25 to $2.50. Cow rham. Ilalt.ar nt,.in.. Chin
Chains, Trace Chains. Harness oils GO, 75 and 90 cents a gallon.
Caster Machine Oil 40 cents a gallon.
Kepairing of all kinds promntlv and neatlv MPP.nti.rf. All foods
sold at lowest possible Prices '
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