'ITT, FUL1 ON COUNTY 173CWB, ' lic30KK5LI.BBTCQ, IM. MARKET KrCRT. CORRECTED KVIiHY WKDMESDAY. The raln nitrkeln re tken from D rtviiu- e imrif dully n iiun-r. Tjh pr.v!-.it0 . riv re mom thut ubuin la McUmnoli- MS. GRAIN Whet IAI New wheat 1.41 Jran 1.33 Corn Oati 50 Ky 87 PROVISIONS Hum per tb IN Shoulder 14 Bacon, Sides par ft 12 Poiatoei. rer bushel "0 Biitler, Creamery 31 Butler, Country East, i.-ir dozen 2'1 Lard, per lb H Live Calve, per lb 8 Chickens, per lb 13 A social will be held in the grove at Dublin Mills, Saturday evening, September Uth. Every body welcome. Mrs. Grace Bender is nnprov ing her property on north Sec ond street by the addition ot a nice bath room. Mrs. Frank Mason went to Mercersbunr Thursday of last week to stay over night with a neDhew. and next day she went with a party to Gettysburg. The Licking Creek, Brush Creek and Belfast Sunday School Convention will be held at Green Hill Presbyterian church, Sunday October 8th. Mrs. Emma Robinson received ateleeram last Saturday from her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Elder, of Albany N. Y. announcing the birth of a little son. Miss Olive Pittman entertained a few friends at tea last Friday in honor of Rev. and Mrs. J. V. Rover, of Miminville. wno are spending a short vacation in Mo Connellsburg. kJir.rol t n" '0 rnr nPrT I inn hum mini mammi Miii n Jimu r i ,v if ir fc... IlkJlvU, llll UUlkt IUI llVUb r . - i Lest, Found, Etc. RAITS Odo cent per word for each ' isortion. No ailvertisomeut accepted 1 r ph than 15 cents. Cash mint ac- rompuay order. Bricks Fern Sale. Apply at Niswstffice. b 24-tt Foh Sake: Grocery Store, on good location in jConnellsburg Price right to quick buyer. Lock box 43, McConuullsburg. tf Married Farm Hand Wanted:- llouso rent and use or 12 acres free. John Secriat, near Plum Hun. 8 24 3k Baker & Bros., Real Estate, Insurance, Automobiles, Live, Stock &c. Write U3 your desires nrst National Bank Building, Everett, Pa. Loans arranged for. You will tiud "The Seasons Li test Millinery," also, the newest ideas in Mourning Velln, I lata and Honnets. At Mrs. Cather ine Wiener's, Hancock, Mary land. 8 31 tf Foil Sale: A Dry Goods, Shoes, and Notion Store. Best Location. Low Rent, Good trade. Stock, 4,000 to $6,000. Address P. O. Box JG, Alt Union, Pa. b 24 ol i v . - -vvzwi 'vV'' , .... tr' t-'rr-.r-v M he Fulton County Bank . rejoices with the farmer in the bountiful harvest just gathered. It not only speaks well for the farmer, but bespeaks continued prosperity 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. CSX SHAPIRO BROS. OR3ISONIA, PEN IN" A. Largest Department Store in Huntingdon County. Semi-Annual Clearance Sale is now in progress to Friday, September I5th. Every department of our vast establishment offers you savings of one-half to one-third. JLKV LIST. List of Jurors Drawn to Serve October Term, 1916. GRAND JURY. Ayr. Elmer Gress, Himmel Harris, Georre W. Humbert C. B. Weller, James H. Kendall, Clarence Nesbit. Belfast E. V. Wink. Bethel. George W. Chesnut, Frank Hill. Brush Breek. Howard Layton Dublin. O. J. Oakman, A. J. Fraker, J. C. Peterson. Shoes ! Come early and save money. If 1 98 work shoes $1 39. Up to$3 00sboesltl.87. $3 50 value dress shoes $2 19. 100 pairs a; 98c and less. All Oxfords at about i price. for en ;iud I'.oys. Maty ). c: v arrivals iu our i-ntire '.1C3. - CO 8u't:i now at ?'J 25. '.' CO Bti; now at ?C 50 Uellur iriiilus lnuu". Boys Suits. 3 SO value suits $-2 19 fl 50 value suiu $3 00. $5 50 to $6 00 value suits 4 9 Oae lot at 1 98 Tf 1 Panls. 1.50 value 98e. 2 75 value i l 1. 3 Bo value ?'2 19. Higher grades reduced Ail Boys' Knee Pants at a savitg of 30 to -10 per cent. Licking Creek. John Fagley, The Port Royal, Pa., Fair will G. L. Schooley. be held this year September 12 to Taylor. Geo. W. Earnett Our Entire $50,000 Stock Must be Sold TO RAISE CASH. 15 inclusive, with the last three days as the "big days." Chil dren under 16 years of age will not be admitted. J. Xewton Morton came home Thompson. Scott Gordon, Ab- ner, Weaver. Tod. -John Mock, P. P. Shives Union. Joab Sige!. Wells. -N. G. Cunningham. E. from State Forestry Academy A. Horton, Geo. W. Sipe. ast week and received rcany con ratulation3 for having success- 'u!!v na3sed the reauiremenis cf .he State in that institution. HIDES. Frank B. Sipes pays tne highest market price 'or beef hides at fieir butcher FETIT JURY. Ayr S. W. Brady, Russell Gla zier, i-.ciward Kline, w. M. Se- ( rist D. H. Wible. Belfast. m. Lake, Harvey Snyder, Allen Smith. Bethel. Alexander Bernhard. Dry Goods and Domestics at big reductions. 12j ginghams 7c. 15c p2i' cuius 11. J 2. 12i musliu fj:. Bigger and l etter vlueshere just come and see. Household Goods! Masnn J- gal. j irs C9c. Tin quart cans 20c. l)c j ir gums 4 doz for 23c. 25 double sheets lly paper 28c In fact everything is cut down in price. hop in McConnellaburg, also Ellsworth Golden, George Gray, highest price paid for calf skins W. B. Ranck, Willard Palmer. heepskins and tallow. Brush Creek. M. E. Barton, Advertisement. James Garland, D. S. Garland, When sending items to the Logue MeKee. News, please sign your name Dublin. Robert Cromer, A. V. letters generally reach the waste Kelley. basket when not signed. We do Licking Creek. L. I. Deshong, not print the writer's name, but Baltzer Deshong, Edward Klins, we mustjknow who sends the J. Howard Mellott, S. J. Strait. items. McConnellsburg. A. M. Gris- Mrs. John Castle, of Beach. N. singer, Thurman Lynch, Scott Dak., in remitting the cash to Runyan, Frank B. Sipes. Geo. C. Save Money on Groceries. Fall can silicon 9c. 5c packages matches 3 tor 10c 10c extracts 7o. 7 bars octagon soap 25c. 10c Peroxide 7c. Carpets and Rugs at almost ot.cviull pricu. 1000 yards in remnants. Furnisfogs for Both Sex.' tO untlfirwear 89c. 59c musliu wear 43c. 15c, vest3 7c. 50 bouse dresses 89c. 17c ribbons 11c. Ccme and Bring Your Friends and Save Money. Half Fare refunded to Patrons buying over $10 worth. Highest Prices Paid for Produce. Shapiro Bros., Biggest Because ' Best Store Orbisonia, Pa. make her subscription good to 1913, says that the crops in her state are not nearly so good this Beason a3 first reported. Owing to severe hail storm3. and the presence of black rust, there is not more than half a crop. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. ShafTner entertained the following friends from Sunday until Tuesday. A nephew. Mr. A. V. Shalfner and his wife of Huntingdon; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammer, of Phila delphia, and Mrs. Elsie Peoples, of Washington City. On Mon day, Mr. and Mrs. ShafTner and their house guests went to Get tysburg. What a happy combination when a lady owns a nice car that behaves well and lets her run it! Such seems to be the case with Borne of our friends one in par ticular, Mrs. Marshall McKibbin of Washington City. Suders. Taylur. Martin L. Mathias. Thompson. Jacob Powell. Concrete Popular. Amos Peightel and Robert Flemming are having the con crete walk extended from the Hoke-Henry property to the lodd. Wash Kelso, Lloyd Ray blacksmith shop, and all three Harvey Wible. properties have had some concrete Union. -Al vaii Foster, George work done inside the yards and 1 Lehman. Wells. Albert Deshong, John Stunkard. et the rear of the buildings. E R. McClain had the blocks re moved from front of his resi dence on north Second street, and a solid pavement laid. The blocks were used in the rear of Cito A. M. E. cl.ii. th decided to the building for new walks. Con have a surprise party for Mi.is tractor Ralph Reed has had his Nora Watson, so laden with bask- hands full this summer doing ets containing such delicacies .is concrete work these good ladies know how to Surprise rarrj. The pastor ami members of the CTcrt.-r..-.rr-J.-'qt-L-cTrT-icccm railiU iirrflHTffr?irt mm nr.nag). FORMERLY THE WOLF STOKE Man'e and Rnvc' Hate and Fnriikliino'Q Telephone orders given prompt attention. No extra charges on rarcel rose packages Memorial Square, Chambersburg, Pa. prepare, itpv nmr'pa at her home last Thuiauuy evening and with Prof. Howard, of Steelton, ra., at tne organ, the evening wa3 most pleasantly spent. At a late hour the guests returned to their homes, carried with them Her latest the deep ratitude ot the hostess, treat to friends was a trip to Hancock last Friday, when she took a party composed of herself and son George McCaulley, and Mrs. Wilson L. Naceand daugh' ter Helen, and Blanche Patterson to Bpend the week-end with their friends. OLDER BUT STRONGER ' To be healthy at seventy, prepare at forty, is sound advice, because In the strength of middle life we too often fortfet that Drplerted colds, or cart-less treat ment of Jight aches and pains, simply unucrmme sirenpn ana Drug curotuc veakness for later years. To be stronfrcr wlirn older, keep yonr Mood pure and rich and active with the trrnRTn-ouiidinft nnl uiocxl-nour.r.r.ii in wrtii'S ol bcott's IimulMon whicli in owl, a tonic and a medicine to keep your Mood rich, alleviate rheumatism and avoid sickness. No alcohol ia Scott's. AnU It Bownc, Bloomfield, If. J. and feeling that it was good to be there.' Miss Watson is one of Dela ware's successful teachers, and she will return to her school Sep tember 29th. IT'S nsurance EVERYTHING Is Verj Sick. Mrs. William Tauscher, of Rou lette, Pa., was in Buffalo last week to consult a specialist, who found her condition to be quite serious, bne returned home in the evening of the same day. Mrs. Tauscher was formerly Daisy Polk, of Knobsville, and an efficient nurso at the County Home in Potter county. She has many friends who will Le grieved t learn of her delicate health a id who will hope that she may recover. FOR EVERYBODY MM are the products of mora than 30 ysars' experience. Four brands 76 Special Motcr Auto Power Without Carbon Waverly gasolines are all distilled and refined from Pennsylvania Crude Oil. Clean, Uniform. More miles per gallon. Contain no crude com pressed natural gas product. Wavarly Oil Work Co., Pittsburgh, Pa lndpndnt Raflnar Hlumtnant LubrlcnnU Parmfline Wax Waverly Products Sold by II. SHAW. Hustontown. Pa. r ,J mi "What Congress has done concerning a Government Armor Plant and what people are thinking about it". FRANK P. LYNCH, A'cConnellsbufif, Pa. r.fl.et.H In trfiiturial Comm.nl Thii il tht titlr of I booUrt we hive prrpsred. We shall be glad to send ccpy fre to any on. interested. Beth!ehcm Steel Co. South Bethkhtm, Pa. Pdblic Sale of Real Estate, Saturday, Spitembof 1(1, 11)10. The unJor-iitji ed executors of the will of Martha McCachran, deceased, will sell at public Bale on the premises, the farm situatfd In West 1'ennsboro township, Cumberland County, Pa., oue milj east of Ncwvllle, on the Mount Uock roaJ, and along the C. V. Railroad. The farm contains 105 acres, more or Ins, of liniustone land, and Is Improved with a stone hoiiso, batik barn, and other outoulldlngg, good fences, and two t;ood wells of water. Anyone desiring to see the property can do so by calling on the tenant. Sale begins at 2 p. ni. when terms will be made known by ,MAKY .VcCACITUAX, JANE McCACHIUN, Fxors., IJJ'owvIlIa, Pa. W. 1. Spttugler, Auct. b-10-6t. Racket Store Prices We received another lot of Warner Corsets at old prices. We have certainly Bold a nice lot of these goods, simply be cause tbey do give good service. Don't rust or break down on tbe sides; 50c, 95c, auct $1 25. SHOES for the whole family this is a line that we can save you money on, as we bought them Borne time ago and can give you the benefit. We think we have enough bought to see us out. Poison fly paper 2c for 8 6heots. Tangle-foot "c for 5 double sheets Hold-fast shoe nails 43. 3 boxes carpet tacks 5c. I lame hooks for patent names 5c. Sewing machine oil 3c. Teroxulo 8c. Tool handles with 8 bits 20c. Paint in cans 10c. Open links lc. Got 20 dozen rawhide gloves 33c. Stove pipe enamel 10 and 13c. 7 cakes Lenox soap 25c. Coal oil 10c. Dinner pails 24c. Rat poison that kills 25c. Axle Washers 43. 4 mouse traps 5c. Try our bunch straps 10c. Ilame straps 10c to 23c. We can save you money on hosi ery 5 to 25c. Knives and forks 48c to fl 25 Granite stew kettles 10 to 40c. Granite stew pans 8 to 15c. Tablets for school lc to 5c. School bags, waterproof 20c. Campaign fobs 8c. Mason Jars with best tops, pints 483.,quart&55c( half gallon 75. If you want cheaper tops can give tbem cheaper. Mason tops 20 and 23c. Best jtr gums 4, 5, and 7. Tin fruit cans, heavy 30c. Tin pails 5 quart 8c, 6 quart 9c, 10 quart 10c. Horse rasps 20, 25, and 30c. Horhe shoe nails 12c per pound. Clothes pins 4 dozen 5s. Men's rain coats $2.25. to U 50. Boy's rain coats $1.95. Ladies' rain coats $2 GO. Coin cutters 25c. flusking pins 3c to 25c. Bolts H inch to 6 inch lc. Pad locks 10 to 25c. Door locks 23c to $1.23. Rolling pins 10c. Curry combs 5 to 10c. Hand saws 50. 75c. SLfiOactt $1.35. Clothes hooks 5c dozon. Tooth picks 4c. 500 good matches 4s. 10c box axle prease 8c. 25c bucket axle grease 23c. 75c bucket axle grease 65c. m m i ryaciuari oi our separator ol 25c. . Brass and white curtain poles 8c. Thanks for the nice increase in our business. HULL & BENDER, , McConnellsburg, Pa. Save Money on Your Hardware by buj lng your wants from us. PEERLESS Sanitary Cold Dry Air Refrigerators. HARNESS Single and Double driving aud Heavy team tfirness. BUILDERS HARDWARE of all kinds at the very low est prices and Qu .hty included. We invite you to visit us when ia 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. Little's August Clearance Sale All Millinery goods reduced. $1.00 hats now 50c; $1.50 hats, now 98c.; $2.00 hats, now $.35; $2.50 hats, now $1.75; $3.00 hats, now $1.98; 25c. collars, now 12 l-2c; bejts high as 50c, now IOc. each. Big reduction on ribbons and flowers; Also, reductions on embroideries and laces. Don't fail to come in and get some great bargains we are offering. Mrs. A. F. Little. of tho MWllBBBaBaaaalll
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