TUB FULTON COUHT7 M5W1, McCOWTTZLLgBUlO, FA. MARKET REPORT. CORREOTKD EVERY WEDNESDAY. The grain market are taken from the Chnrn ersburg daily newspaper. The provision fleet are ttiose thai obtain In Mct;ontil(- Jlrif. GRAIN Wheat Now wheat Bran Corn Ontt Kye PROVISIONS tiam per lb Shoulder Baccn, Sides per lb Potatoes, per bushel Butter, Creamery Butter, Country EgtT'i f1" dozen Lard, per lb , Live Calves, per lb Chickens, per lb 1.17 1.17 IX 75 45 80 1H 14 12 80 31 110 19 10 8 15 Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, Lost, Found, Etc. R ATI'S Oue cent per word for each Insertion. No advertisement accrpuid for less than 15 cunts. Cash uiusi ac company order. Baker & Bros., Real Estate, Insurance, Automobiles, Live, Stock &c. Write us your desires First National Bank Building, Everett, Pa. Loans arranged for. RTJBICTaaTOaliWaiWEaHBI Mr. J. Calvin Maun came home from "Everywhere" last Friday to take a little vacation. Miss Anna Landis, of Fairfield, has been the guest of Mrs. Ma tilda B. Trout for a week. On Thursday of last week, Mrs Paul Shimer entertained her class in the Lutheran Sunday School at the Dougley. Miss Sadie Michaels, returned to her home in Everett last Fri day after having spent several days in the home of Mr. and Mrs George W. Hays. Mr. and Mrs. Henry De Muth and two sons Henry Jr., and Christopher, of Lancaster, were Wanted A mare not over 6 years old, good worker aDd dri ver, fearless of automobiles, weight 1250 to 1300 lbs. Must be alright. Inquire at this office 6 29-tf For Sale A desiraole poul try and truck farm of 6 acres in Cumberland county, 6 miles from Carlisle. 8 ro m bouse, stables, otber buildings, poultry houses, fruit, plenty of water. For fur ther information apply at this frftlAtT'l?. fell fea - J office. ' 27 St. Foil Sale ll-room frame house, stable and all necessary outbuildings, work shop, black smith shop, lot o. ground and meadow adjacent. Price right. For further particulars call on or address, Mrs. Elizabeth Rku maker, Knobsville, Pa. 6-15 lOt NEW GOODS. , The Fulton County Bank rejoices with the farmer in the bountiful harvest just gathered. It not only speaks well for the farmer, but bespeaks continued kprosPer'ty not only for the FULTON COUNTY BANK but for every individual. This bank is nearing the HALF MILLION mark. A prosperous bank indicates a prosperous community. If you have surplus funds this is a good place to start it working. GEO. A. HARRIS, President. WILSON L. NACE, Cashier. C. R. SPANGLER, Vice President. R. G. ALEXANDER, Teller. New poods have arrived at Mertie h,. shimer s store and more are arriv ing this week. Atnonj; them are to he found lace, embroider; and ribbon trim Baby Caps at 25c Each, wppk-pnd D-npsrs in The hnmo nf new boudoir caps 10c, combination nr. it. l? r HT.r-i: dust cl """l simbonnet 10c, infants' mi, auu mis. i.. iv. iui.viaiii. white, li nk and b ue stock nL'S 10c. Miqa Tinnio Dpnisar nf UaPJ booties, different colors luc; infants jiiss Minnie uenisar, 01 nar- . , , ... a..,.kH rlSDUrg, Spent part 01 ner Vaca- pretty neck conis luc, lon cushion tinn in MnPnriripllqriurrr last wppk ;ords a" color 15c' '!"tne9 !,lQ aprons lion in McuonneiisDurg lasiweeK 10c uhildrens supporters ioc, little in the home Of Mrs. Lewis Youse, beauty pins 8c per pair, dressinjj aftpr which ?hp wpnt tn Atlantic torabs different colors lUc; sewins? aiier wnicn sne went 10 Atlantic baskels 10 and 15c unchangeable blue City. ink 5c per bott'e, talcum powder 10 ..mm r- , r- o.- and . k, L olirate s tooth powder Ztc, niiVtO. r ran K 11. oipes t()lh brusheg li'c, perfume 10 and ,t.;c D&va the inchest market Drice per bottle, nice toilet soap 5 and 10c, " i ...Ui,. . u i r..k..l 1,!. M'un. auu -ii.o tiainuK ll uirus lace iui ucox uwra jcu uu,ua powder fancy articles, etc. iiop in McConnellaburg, also Kitchen Utensils. highest price paid for calf Skins Larpe feather dusters 10c. small ones heeoakina and tallow. n"10 aluminum iry and stew pans I IMc. filionw carfe nnnii n htminiiin Advertisement. dippers 10c, steelwooi for cleaninc Mr anH Mrq Trank Rpmshur!? enameled aDj aluminum wa,'' eli4!,s ivir. ana Mrs. r ranic r.emsourg w .: , , 1(X , and their daughter Alice, of Han- mesr graters loc soap savers s, bottle or lamp ehnntiev cleaners :jc, etc. cock, stopped in McConnellsburg a few hours last Friday while en route to Fort Littleton to visit Mrs. Remsburg's sister, Mrs Frank Bare. Mr. Chas Hixson, employed at Herbert Jackson's at Akersville, was home a few days ago, and Notice of The Condemnation of Lands on his return to Akersville his hv The Mmnellnr.r ami Fnrt i j. Li. v-.ii... i " wue turn iiuue uiiuguicr ieiact, went with him. Mrs. Hixson J XT a -li i -n iL TO (".uri-noe I- Si,es ptniw und Lincoln ana Xletna will go to Everett for avs ue i. vu.- i ; nrnok sipe straw uli I l.lnco.a Avs . Ilell vile. I'll , cure (J. L. SlpeH. ouiiic uiuc. i.fv n. mice .. Miw. iiiiumviile. IM : .Mix. , . I Mury illicim. Il h Ulh Ave., HouicMeud. Mr. ana Mrs. w. jn. atewart. 1 .: M1""e ' Tnkonm Hark iiMnot ui ( olumlim: .Mrs. ( iidr.ie Kcueuv. McCulinc. I'Un;. Ha ; Mrs. hxlilh t'ninerer. McCounclis Don't foriret the lice underwear for ladies and children, hosiery and hand kerchiefs at the lowest prices, nice iresn candies and chewing cum. Mail orders prompt'' Illled. Cash must accompany order, Including postage. Mertie E. Shimer. East Lincoln Wav. London Railroad Company. of Trenton, N. J., are expected to arrive trie latter part of this ' ,'' """-i that n the r I lih day of July li'irt the pent. cm nt the Mc ConaellslMiri; and Kurt Loudon Kailroad Com pany presented to the Court of t'omino rleae of Kult in Countv. l'cnnslvanla. nr.iv- inir the Court for an order directing the til u of a bond with suneties to secure the dutn ak'es for the taking and aipropriaiion of Huch laud helont'inK to ur suptmsed to belon? to you. as the petitioner requires- for the con struction, maintenance, and omteraiion of its I raur: ail, and tor the clamat'e or inturv to lueh laud; said petit'o .er set I in? fort h that the atnl to he occupied and appropriated is strip or parcel of laud situated in Ayr Town ship b uiton ( ouuty. IVnnsylvaniu. aloui? the lire of said railroad and thirty feet on either I tide or the center line thereof a distance of ehree hundred and I Inety seven feet i.-y7 ft. I sontaiiiinir uitv-uve one hundredths of an acre f.rvl. hereupon the same day the Court made an order directlnn thi tietit.on to he tiled and the petitioner to the Its bund in the iiim. oi i o Hundred i is.iiars (r.'io.tnii t the ConinioLvve.iilh of rciinsylvania for the ue or the pers m or persons w ho tnav he found to he enil'ied to the dania-res. and appointed John u Jack on. Kso.. Kiank I' I'lesitu'er. ami lieo. M. Mock viewers, and h Jed Auttiit if. mu. at II o clock a m. for the link' of said viewers upon the premises de ncd. and in persu.ince ,,f the sa d order of the t nurt Ihe li.n.d ol t tie Ita'iroad CoiMianv w as a pjiroved and tl.eil. und the viewers will t at the viul tune anil place tixcd hv the srtid unler of the Court, w hen and where vou may attend ir you . c pri.tier. .I"H It. .1 AC KSOV. kraxk I' I'Li;..sln(ji:u, (.W I. II. MUCK. -t. N'lewers week at the home of Mr. Stew art's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart, on Green Hill, where they will spend part of the hot weather vacation We were honored last Saturday by a call from J. S. Hill and Rev J. C. Garland, near Needmore ac companied by Rev. D. R. Clap per, of Meyersdale. Mr. Clapper has been assisting at religious services in the county for sever al weeks. The gentlemen were traveling in Mr. Hill's car. Prof. Ed Reisner, wife and ba by, of Manhattan, Kansas are now spending the summer vacation under the parental roof in Mc- ixmneiisDurg. Mr. Keisner is associate Professor of Education at the Kansas State Agricultural College, and acting director of Summer School. Last Winter's term, the College had 3, COO students. Ex-County Treasurer, C. B. Would Drill Soldiers. Dorsey Shore, of Ayr township has had training in the N. G. P., and also spent two years in the regular army. He is familiar with military tactics of all kinds. Stevens, is putting into practice and would make a good drill mas his belief in preparedness by ter. In an interview by a News stocking his store with a line of reporter, Mr. Shore said that he choice groceries, confections, to- would be pleased to hear from bacco and cigars, &c, and will all who would like to take a continue to keep an up-to-date course of this kind once a week line of gentlemen's furnishing at some convenient place in Big goods. New counters and show Cove. It will cost nothing for 2.. RBBXC 7i FOUMEULV THE WOLF STORE ' 's and Boys' Hats and Furnishings Telephone orders given prompt attention. No extra charges on Parcel Post packages Memorial Square, Chambersburg, Pa. imium.il .1 i .;t.srMm;au&ttMS3aaair i JyWjiMr?j The Irwin Store V ii 0 3 0 0. 0 0 ft 0 c: 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0X 0 I 0 0 Now is the time to buy. August cut price sale be gins to-day, Thursday. Come at once. Your dollars will buy dou ble values. Visit the IRWIN STORE. p. A0 B 0 0 0 ' c: 0 ha ' ' X 0X01 uut 0x00x0 0x 0 x y 000 X0XMX0 J0 0nt,B iX0Sn0pX0 A0X0 J 1 0K0X0XjfX0 The Hill Store The month of July, just past, was the best July we have ever had, and there are reasons for it. We are making our store better every day, and every day more people are taking the advantage of the bargains we are giving. We are going right ahead to make The Hill Store still bigger and better right along. We now have, and are getting in, so many new things that we don't have room to price or list our goods. Our August sale starts with many new things that you may need, and we know we can save you money. If you miss these pargains, it's your fault. GOLDSKITHS', THE HILL STORE, ORIGINATORS OF LOW PRICES, Opposite Public School, McConnellsburg, Penna. Will Prosecute. tl. n : : r r case3have been put m, and the equipment. Several have spoken k , a v. a ' shelves formerly filled with rolls to him about it, and as soon as 1 Z l w Z , ,,..; , ..... ueneral thirty-one cases of care- fi with Z Z thl t "T aPPly hG W1" -S -art ,e'8 or Inalici0U3 -ettinic of forest leL? " 5?'"? ' ? "1. Asboo an ginza. fireg & recommendatjon He has prepared to meet the de- tion is effected, rifles and amuni ' mand to be created by the build- tion may be had free of cost, as ing of the new railroad. the government is offering suns and ammunition to men who will meet as Mr. Shore siiirtrpsta RHEUMATISM ARRESTED s Many people guffer the tortures of men de) not have to BO to the ftr. lame muscles aud tiflened joinu because my to be benefited; the sharp at- of inipuntiJa in the blood, and each sue- i.n. ..,, r ; ceedimj attack seems more aetue until tention necessary, his obedience rheumatismhasinvadedtliewholesystem. to Command, the training of the To arrest rheumatism it is quite as im- will powers and erect and mili- portant to improve your eencmi health as tary carriage of the body are to punfyyour bUxxl, and tliccod liveroil " ., . , , J . , inScott'sEmuisionismiture'sKrfatbiood- matters greatly to be desired, maker, while its medicinal nourishment and they will be of value to any eu. nKtiiens the organs to expel the i young man in any calling. Kogu impurities and upbuild your strinifth. ri-iii J ,,,,.,u ; ,l scotf. Emulsion is heipinR thousand !'.ir dnl1 day somewhere in the t very day who could not find otherreliei. ' '0V6 WOUld be a great OCCaSlOn gxhm the alcoholic (uUtUutei, v for meeting friends, that prosecutions be brought in every case where the evidence warrants it It will be the policy of the De partment of Forestry hereafter to ask for criminal prosecution in every forest fire case where rea sonable evidence can be secured, regardless of whether the fire was started maliciously or wheth er it was the result of mere care I 38nrss. The act of 1915 puts curelflssness and incendiurism on the Rame plane, and the fore?t officers mean to do all they can to see that it is enforced. N f 10 Ask for a copy of our Complete Travel Guide It will assist you to plan your Vacation Itinerary Frta on application A.Q.Ti'!int,O.A. 5t" Smilhlitlil Si. filUburih, f u 11.00 year, few' only Racket Store Prices Just bought 10 Cases of Tangle-foot fly paper, put up the new way, in oiled paper, 5 double sheets to the hox, that we are going to sell at 7c. a package. Glass Fruit Jars this year are put up with tin caps and galvanized caps. We bought all of ours with the galvanized or Zinc caps. Pints, 48c; quarts, 55c; half-gallons, 75c. Extra caps, 20, 23 and 25c. Jar gums 4, 5, and 7c. The 5 and 7c. ones are extra heavy. We have the Perfection Jar gum put up in 1 lb. packages that we can sell you at 33c pound. 1-2 pint covered jelly glasses 24c. doz. Horse Shoe Tumblers 24c doz. No. 1 Lamp Globes 4c, No. 2 5c. No. 2 cold blast lantern globes 8c, Paper napkins 9o per hundred. Paper napkins better grade 23c per 100, Tin colanders 9c. Granite and tin basins 5c. 4 qt. flaring pail 8c. 6 qt. Ihrmg pail 9?. 10 qt. flaring pail 10c. Det!p pie plates 9 inch 2 for oc Deep pie plates 10 inch 2 for 10c. Deep granite pie plates 11 inch 8c Deep granite pudding paas 9 and 10c. Gramto stew kettles 10 to 40c. Table oil' cloth 15c yard Felt window shades 10c. Oil window shades 25c. 4 dozen clothes pins 5c. Spring clotheH pins 4c dozen. Soa nur Lidics Hose that we are selling 2 pair tor 25c. Men's dress half hose 10, 13. and 23c. Just got another barrel of that good Ma chine oil 25c. Linseed oil has dropped 10c a gallon. Coal oil is now 10c a gallon. We are selling more corsets since we handle War ners than we ever did. When people come in and tell you that they never had a corset to fit and wear like the WarnBr, and the price isn't any higher than for goods that are no good 50, 95c and $1.25, try a War ner and you will not wear any other. The time of year is here for flies, and the flies are here. We have the goods that will fix them SO-BOS-SO 75c. gallon. Cyclone lawn fence, cheaper than pickets and paint, at 10c foot. We still have a feto sets of buggy harness at old prices. They are going to be higher. Screen doors well made at $1.00 and $1.25 each. Steel spring hinges at 9c pair. Men's 36 and 89 inch work shirts we are still selling at 45c. Overalls haven't advanced with us yet. We have a good stock. Also, shoes at old prices. We anticipated an advance in shoes and did buy a nice lot. Thanks for the nice increase in our business. Call and be convinced" that we can save you money. Respectfully, HULL & BENDER, - McConnellsburg, Pa. IT'S nsurance EVERYTHING FOR EVERYBODY Save Money on Your Hardware by buying your wants from us. ' PEERLESS Sanitary Cold Dry Air Refrigerators. HARNESS Single and Double driving and Ileavy team "Harness. BUILDERS HARDWARE of all kinds at the very low- est prices and Quality included. We invite you to visit us when in Chambersburg, you are welcome to drop in at any time. THE ONLY HARDWARE north of the Square. ZUG HARDWARE CO. 59 North Main Street, Chambersburg, Pa. FRANK P. LYNCH, McConnellsburg, Pa. Western Maryland Railway. In Effect Juno 18, 1918. i Tralni leave Hanoookti follow): No.T 1.(0, m (dally) for Cumberland. Plti ourirn ana west, also Weav Virginia point". No.8 8 w a. m. (dully) for Mairrmtown, nee- tynhurg lliinover, YorH(exorpi sunnily), and llaltlmore. No, I .! a. m. (dally eiorpt Hunday) for Cumberland and Intermediate polrita. No. 4 8.07 a. m. (dully eieopl Sunday) for Haireratono, llaltlmore and intermediate polnu., WaablnKton, llultliniire und New York. No, 8 S.W p.m. (dally) Western Expreaa for Cuinnerhinfl wwi vireinm pointr, and ritisljuiKb, CbleaKo and tbe Went. No. ! t.M p m. (daily) Express for HaKera- ETz torn, watr.eiooro, i.':rnoerMiurif. (;et- lysourr. ifwt'more. waxt'ia'on. j'liia. dolphin ard New York, lor York dull; except UuiiUay. O. r. STKWART1 8, ENNBS, Qen'l Paaaenger Ag' (jenerai;Manager, Little's July Clearance. Sale All Millinery goods reduced. $1.00 hats now 50c; $1.50 hats, now 98c; $2.00 hats.now $1.35; $2.50 hats, now $1.75; $3.00 hats, now $1.98; 25c. collars, now 12 l-2c; belts high as 50c, now 10c. each. Big reduction on ribbons and flowers; Also, reductions on embroideries and laces. 0 Don't fail to come in and get some of the great bargains we are offering. Mrs. A. F. Little.
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