THE rULTOlf COUNTY K3W8, McCOWZLLBBUEO, PA.
NTEKSTIN5 PA2AGEAPHS
L tcf I and General Interest,
at Home or Clipped frm
Eicbanget.
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JONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
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Hunter Fraker wife and daugh
ter Lois of Fort Littleton spent
Sunday with Mrs. Fraker's par
ents. Miss Lena Brinkley, who spent
the summer in Harrisburg is
visiting her mother Mrs. Abner
McLucas.
Dr. F. K. Stevens will be in
Dr. Davis office Hustontown
Monday and Tuesday December
11th and 12th.
Miss Frances Alexander, a soph
more in Wilson College, spent
Thanksgiving the guest of Miss
Harriet B. Sloan.
Mrs. Sarah Evans and Mrs.
Sipes, of Hustontown, were
guests in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Hal Grissinger last Thurs
day. Savannah Stevens of Big Cove
Tannery, Mary Kelso and Mrs.
John Pedden and daughter Mary
of Knob3ville, were in town yesterday.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clouser,
of Carlisle, spent a few days last
week visiting in the homes of Mrs.
Susan Myers and Mr. and Mrs.
Amos Clouser.
Mrs. Nettie Truax and Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Crouse went over to
Charlestown in C. M. Ray's car
last Sunday and visited Mr. J.
H Truax and family.
George and John Magsam went
to Huntingdon, Pa., Tuesday to
attend the funeral of their broth
er Peter. We do not have any
particulars connected with his
death.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Reisner
returned to their home in Ha
Rerstown last Friday after having
spent Thanksgiving in the home
of the latter's mother, Mrs.
Josephine Sloan.
Misses Edith and Nellie Boll,
of Foltz, spent a few days during
the past week visiting their
uncles and aunts, Mr. and Mrs.
Christmas Shimer and Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Clouser.
Mrs. Rose Dalbey is going to
Chambersburg to-day, where
t he will visit her son William,
and then go on to Pittsburgh
and spend the winter with her
laughter Minnie, Mrs. Stitt.
Hon. D. H. Patterson and
amily have removed from their
ild home at Webster Mills and
aken apartments in the Post
)ffice Building, where they will
eside until the completion of
heir new house in South Exten-ion.
Last Saturday evening two
ersons were run down on the
treets of Chambersburg by
lutomobiles. In both cases it
appears that the drivers of the
Jars were not blamable, the per
rons injured not heeding the sig
nals of the traffic officers.
Mr. and Mrs. fipo. A. Winters.
ThomDSon townshin. SDent a few
hours in town shorming Mondav.
and were pleasant callers at the
News office. They told us that
the typhoid fever patients were
all convalescing, but that the
community wa3 in the midst of
an epidemic of measles.
The monthlv mpflrintr nf the
Civic Club will be held at the
home of Mrs. B. W. Peck, Friday
evening at 7 o'clock. Alliwqnna
interested in making the town a
better one to live in are invited
to unite their efforts with this
club, and be present at its meet
ings. It is a matter that should
interest every citizen in the town
and community.
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December 20th.
Owing to the advance in the
price of the News from $1.00 to
$1 50 a year on and after Decem
ber 20;h, quite a bunch of new
subtcribffs have been added to
the list. You, people, who have
been intending to subscribe for
the News but have just put it
off, had better get in before the
20th and save a half a dollar.
It is also hoped that every one
in arrears for subscription will
get Bquared up by that date.
It will be better for us all around.
NEW GRENADA.
N. G. Cunnbghatn spent a few
days last week in Mount Uoion.
Martha Mills, of Philadelphia
is spending sometime with ber
lather F. G. Mills.
S. P. Metzler accompanied by
John McCain and Ernest
Duvall, of Youngstown, Ohio
spent the past two weeks with
friends here.
Arthur Cunningham, wife and
son and Ruth Cunningham, of
Mount Union spent Sunday at
N U Cunningham's.
John Fix and wife, of Cherry
G rove, George D Fix and wife
and baby of Pitcatrn, and Graut
Fix and wife of Altoona, spirit
Sunday at W. II 8haw's and iius
sol Keith's
Roy Foreman and Ulster Vera
visited Mrs. K. M. Alloway last
Sunday.
Bernard li'ppie has returned
to Mt. Uaion after having spent
a few days with frionda here.
Misses Killa and Uueen uouck
visited Mrs Harry Gaster last
Sunday.
Miss Olive Shaw is visiting is
II. Shaw.
Christopher Ford spent from
Friday until Monday at his home
here.
A party composed of A D. and
Russei Keith. Harry and Thomas
Ford, spent a couple of days last
week at Trough ureeu nunung
deer. v
Mrs. Maria Zimmerman is
visiting among frienda in Trough
Creek Valley.
Thomas Ford, wife and chil
dren spont a few days here
Mrs RusshII Keith is visiting
relatives at Six Mile Run. .
Absolutely Pure
Bade f rem Crcasn of Tar!
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stunkard.
Mr. and Mrs. Ksese Green
land and five children, of Canada
ae visiting Mrs. Greenland
pa rots Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 Grif
fill
I'iiocitzjns of Wells Valley re
gret that Dr. R B. Campbell has
fully decided to locate in Mount
Union in the near future. He
has been most successful in his
practice here andjis agood citizen.
While it is oar loss, It will be Mt.
Union's gain. This will leave the
Valley without a Doctor. We
trust that some good fellow will
coma to our reliof.
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.
RATES One cent per word for each
indortioo. No adveitinement accopted
for less than 15 cents. Caib must ac
company order.
Ikker& Bros., Real Estate,
Insurance, Automobiles, Live,
Stock &c. Write us your desires
First National Bank Building,
Everett, Pa. Loans arranged
for.
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WEI LS TANNERY.
Chas. Reese, wife and daugh-
tdr Marprie, spent a few days
Tith Mrs. Kjese s parents Mr.
Samuel Denisar's.
C O Burkett, wife and son
Kenneth, spent part of last week
in the home of his father Abram
Burkett.
We regret to note that Mrs
Kate Ilorton was taken to the
Nason llspital last Saturday
evening.
Mrs Reese Greenland is on
the sick list.
Glenn Downs is wearing a
smile that will last all vinter be
cause of the arrival of a new
dish wa&her.
Mrs. J. C. Kirk and daughter
Marjorie are spending some time
In Everett this week.
E iD'ir Dickens is in a serious
condition with pneumonia.
Mrs. Marie.uauiara d sale was
a success last Situi day.
Miss Stella Uortonis spending
some time with her brother Oli
ver J Ilorton at Portage, Pa
A crowd composed of Chester
and Carl Uann, Clyde and Rob
ert Hirton, and llartman Ander
son, were among the lucky deor
hunters last Saturday getting a
tive spike buck.
Miss E'.hel Doshong and Lil
lian Duvall spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Amy Ilorton.
Hirtman Anderson, Clyde and
Robert Horton, spent part ot
last week in the home of R R.
Rann at Saluvia hunting deei;
also dear. IIow about it dot p.
Mr. Diniel Johnson, who had
been with fr lends in Breezewood
for several weeks returned to hi
daughter, Mrs. George SprowJ's
list Sunday.
Clarence Dickens and sister
Mrs Shelly Grub, of Clnrville,
called last Saturdiy to see their
brother Elmer who is seriously
ill with pneumonia in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. II. U'Spangler.
Dr. Frank Guillard took Mrs
Joe Uorton to tbe Nason Hospit
al in Roaring Sprl-ig last Satur
day night. They were accompa
Died by her sister Mary Denlsar
The babe of Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Moseby is Buffering with
pneumonia.
Mr. and Mn. Edgar Warsing
and daughter, of Altoona and
Mrs. Thomas Horton aDd son, of
Saxton are visiting their mother
Mrs. Jane Warsing
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barnett, of
Millersville are visiting tbe for
mer's parents Mr and Mrs. J.
W. Barnett.
Mr. and Mrs. Chestor Mills
and children spent part ot last
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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SOLD BY DRLCGISTS CVCKYWHEKE
Hxecutor's Notice.
IMi'eof A.J. Kore, lule of Dublin town
ship. t''l . deccusful.
I.ftt.TH IrNiiinicnlurv on the above estate
h&'.inir been (.'runted to ttie uudrrsiKnc-il, till
per nru llidehtt'il to the Kiild cNiute tire re.
(jit. Me I to ii't.Ue p.tvint lit. Hud tlioie li.tvitiK
uIuiiiih to preset. t the smite without delay,
CHAS. Mil'.l!i:i:.
Il-':i-:t. Ilnrut CatHDs. I'll.
Executor's Notice.
K lv.c of A. S. fUlwartls,' late of Wells
louiiv.lp. I'll., deceused.
Leiti'm tL-stiiineiitiii'y on the above estate
having been Kn.iHed to the imders'Kned, all
per-t'Di Indebted to the Hald c .t..te tiro re-
questeJ to make payment, anil these havitip
olulcj to present the saiiic without delay.
AMON !. KOWAHDS.
Il-3(lt Kseotttor.
Western Maryland Railway.
T n Effort Xovemner 20, 1916.
Subject to euti':e without initltte.
Train leave Hancock as follows :
No. 7 MO a, m. (dully) forCun.bcilar.il, Pitts
burgh and west, ul.-o J-.lUiu, und West
V Ircinlt points.
No. 8 3 W a. ni. (daily) for Hanerstown, Oct-
tyshtirx Hanover, i ork (exeept auutiay),
aud Haiti mure.
Ne, 1-8.90 a. m. (dally ezeept Sunday) for
Cumberland ana miernieutaie poiaia.
No. 4-9.07 a. m. (dally except Sunday) for
Herinv.n. (iettysDtirK.iianover. rx
1 ;alt injure in d Intcruiediate points, Wash
liiKton, rh litdelphla. and New York.
No, S-!.7 p m (dully) Western Express for
Curoiionaua v pi virit'em ciimt,, unu
I'lltsburRO, Chlcutfo nd Ihe West.
No. 2-S.Mp m. (dally) Kxpress for Hager-
Iowd, wavnesonro, natiinersDurK, n't
t'more, Washington. Philadelphia and
New York.
O. P. STEWART
S. F.MNF.S. Gen'l 1'assciiKer Ag't
onneral Manaper
Christmas Gifts
THE CHRISTMAS STOCK AT THE IRWIN STORE
IS NOW COMPLETE
We have scloctod these Christmas Gifts, which out-rival
all previous efforts of this Store.
We Invite Early Inspection
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware, Cut Glass, Iland
painted China, Novelties, Books, Booklets, X mas
Cards, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Toilet and
Traveling Sets m Ebony and Ivory.
Toys, Dolls, Games, and X mas Tree Ornaments in
great variety.
A very complete stock ot Pure Groceries, X mas CaLdy,
Oranges, Lemons, Dried Fruit, Nuts, etc.
: CASKEFS BREAD FRESH EVERY DAyT
White Sewing Machines
for Christmas at bargain prices.
THANK YOU-CALL AGAIN.
THE IRWIN STORE,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Much Colder" says
the Weatherman.
We are Ready-Are You?
We have a complete line of winter woolens
for Suits and Overcoats and even in the
face of continually advancing prices
of material we are showing a com
' plete line at our old prices.
MADE TO ORDER
j - fir-
MADE TO FIT
Special HAND TAILORED Suits and Over
coats from $18.00 up.
The Royal Woolen Mills Co.
Cumberland Valley's Leading Tailors,
62 SOUTH MAIN St., CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
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Pigs and Kerosene
Agricultural colleges experiment to
ascertain the best feeding methods for
pigs. By scientific study they de
termine what will practically assure
success and profits.
What has this to do with kerosene?
Just this: scientific research by ex
perts has produced a kerosene for you
to feed your lamps and oil stoves a
kerosene so highly refined, so pure in
form, that it is called
ATLANTIC
For perfect results um Atlantic
Rayulight Oil in Rro Lamps,
Many beautiful detiuns mod era t I y
pricad $ 1 .90 up. Ash your dealer.
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Perfection
Smokeless
Oil Heater
WlTtJ'
No chopping
kindling, no shov
eling coal,' no tink
ering with draughts.
Just strike a match
and your Perfection
Oil Heater will keep
you warm and comfortable, no
matter how hard the wind blows.
You won't have any smoke, aoot,
ashes, or the slightest odor. Any
dealer will be glad to show you
1'erfcctiou Oil Heaters, priced
$3.50 to $5.00
to distinguish it from ordinary kinds. It
will not smell, smoke or char the wicks. You
can have a brilliant yet soothing li;jht and a
steady, room-filling heat without fussing
with burners, trimming wicks and turning
the flame up and down. When used in
lanterns it gives a clear, far-reaching light.
And it costs not a penny more than ordinary
kinds. Always ask for it by name.
Watch for the sign-Atlantic Rayolight Oil For Sale Here. You're likely to
find it a reliable place to do most of your buying. When the wind howls, and the
snow pacKS along me winaows, us a nt-ay o tunuun iu nave
a barrel of Atlantic Rayolight Oil on hand. Don't take it
home unless the brand name is on the barrel.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Pittsburgh and Philadelphia
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6, W. Reisner I Co.
HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF
Ladies' Dress Goods
in Serges, Taffetas, Poplins, &c., many at
v old prices. A large assortment of
Dress Ginghams
at lOc and 12 l-2c, the same as last year
in price; nice dark patterns.
Outings at 8, 10, 121-2c.
last year's prices. A nice lot of Ladies',
Misses', and Children's
Dresses
at prices we cannot possibly duplicate at
the prices, 50c. to $1.25. The
Underwear Assortment
is very complets. In every line last year's
prices prevail, especially, so, in wolens. j
Blankets
all sizes and kinds, See them.
Sweaters
quite a line at old prices. Some are high
er, of course, but the way they have
been selling the prices must be right.
Shoes
many at prices that can not be duplicat
ed at the prices asked now. See them.
Respectfully,
G. W. Reisner & Co.
$12.50
SPECIAL
Elgin Gold Filled Watch
15 Jewel Full Nickel Move
ment. Breguet hairspring,
patent regulator. Safety
Pinion.
Case Guaranteed to Wear
20 Years.
Put up in Solid Mahogany
Case.
We givp you the same ser
vice by mail as over our
counter.
Money back if not right.
If Not Satisfactory Return the Watch at
Once and Your Money Will Be Refunded.
C. A. SHINNEMAN,
Chambersburg, Pa. Jeweler.
HUTTON'S
The Store of Famous Trade Mark Shoes
FOR WOMEN FOR MEN
Quoen Quality IUniFtor's shoes
Sorosis ParknrH'a
Rurt's eround ernpper Kegal
Educators ' Educator's
The .1 & K shoes for young Butt's ground gripprrflntrs
Womun t"r
Our fall stock was never so large and complete
as now.
Hosiery for the farmly,
The kiud that wears.
Both phone,. Mall orders St0re'
promptly filled. . " Chambersburg, Pa.
Goods delivered free.
S. RAYMOND SNYDLR, Jeweler.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repairing
; -:- We Aim To Please
North Main Streeet,
Opposite Post Office, Chambersburg, Pa.
week with the latter's parents