ETCS ITTJLTOIf COUNTY N1W, McOOKirgLLZBUgQ, PA.
REAR ADMIRAL BRAISTED
lERESTlNfi PAHA6BAPHS
F. K. Stevens dentist, will be
tt Hustontown March 5 and 6,
Come, see Tilly, Micky, and
Hoses tonight at the Auditorium.
David Morton, of Ayr town-
E'Jp purchased a Buick last
Tuesday.
Miss Violet Mellott, of Sipes
Kill, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles bcnooi-
Mrs. Agnes Ray is spending
t' !a week with her daughter
U:. Walter Rotz, in Chambers
l-Tg,
W. H. Baumgardner of Wells
T-nnery has been sick for three
r eks but is now improving
i'.;wly.
William Brewer returned from
the hospital Sunday, he was ac
coTinflnied home by his sister
llias Jessie.
Rev. Croft will, preach at Bid
ford Chapel on the 25th at 10:30;
-t Nppdmore at 3:00. and at Mr.
Zion at 7:15.
. Ciddis Lynch and Himmel Har
nV of Ricr Cove Tannery, were
buainess visitors to McConnells-
hnror Saturday.
Lee Cattlett, of Belfast town- Resolutions.
shin. BDent Monday with his At a regular meeting of the
Asters, Mrs. P. P. Shives and Ladies Aide Society, of Huston
L!rs. D. E. Little. town, Pa., the following resolu
, ?.rs. Ceo. W. Carnell and son tions were adopted:
nfcMtPr H.. of Pleasant Ridee. Whereas, It has pleased Al
t The Kitchen Ste ve.
"The kitchen etove is a Bort of
Fetish' to many a v. orcan and
I she adds the last straw lo an al
ready too busy day by polish
t . A
wgnor "coolr stove" when it
might just as well Lave boon with
out that immaculate shine Bays
Mrs. Jean Kiioe Foulke, Farm
Adviser in Household Economics
for the Pennsylvania Department
of Agriculture. "So many peo
pie ininu mat a graining etove m
the trade mark of a gend house)
keeper, forgetting that a kitchen
stove is not an ornament but rath
era pit co of household machi
nery. it ehouid have care to
keep it in good working order
uud so that it may not be unseat
ly as it in large and must hold
permanent piece in one of the
most used rooms id. the housr,
nut after that la done every min
ute of time and every ouuee of
trength that id put ou it is wast
ed
"A JiUle knowledge is a great
help in giving a stove proper care
and when this is uarul th kitclieii
ntove will need little work to ko-p
it notonly loor.lug e'en and very
oright but in good working en
ditionand without repairs for
manyyears. Toboin with tlie
bimpler and plainer the design
of any stove the better 'he less
trimmings, nickel or stamped
iron ar.d fret work' the better,
for all the so will need sDecial
UCObCl llii V .DwP I - i
-de a trip to McConnellsburg mighty God to remove from our care to keep clean and iu order
:nday in their Ford touring miast, auer a lingering ana long More than tins tuch orr.air.onta
sunering limess, our Deiovjea bis- tion is rarely in good taeto and
Eoss Doyle. West Market Street JenMrs. Luther Kirk, therefore, merely add to trie expense of
oet a valuable cow last week the ue , . mL t . J x I ine tov aflrt'"S "
result of the cow's having eaten " ner oeatn useiuine. rnererore, choose a
thzt nhe our oocieiy nas iosi a sister oi plain, neat lockiiiif Htova. See
whom it has just reasons to be ihat it had a good sizorl hre box
proud; and "the family, a most and a deep aud well nude ash
pan,
n China several years as mission
iri-n. nailed from Shanghai on ? .. .
, nrni a nor ndnflrriirn ttti 1 1 rnofa o
I 4A.L t 1 I V. VUIV Will V VttlO O
L3 im ior nome. niA ; u.
i ui'i in uui iicai ka iiiat tunc call
llr. and Mrs. W. E. bivens
V' Is .
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p? sp ' '
lV; W$W
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stove the better, as it will rub off
aud burn oft,, making dust and
soiling clothes and hands, pots
and pans or anything that touch
es it.
The stove pipn and chimney
must be kept clean so there can
be a good free draught through
them and the coal m the lire box
bould Dcver be piled above the
line of the oven top for this same
reason also because if it is piled
higher it will burn out tho stovo
lids and warp the top of the ntove
by iutetise and uneven boating.
Tiie flro should be made up at
night ho that with a slight Kbatt
log In the morning the coal will
Uh loosened and R'jfrlcient Are
mi'dfi to cook broakfast, after EMPEROR HAD TO MAKE WAY
which the rire HhnuM be thor-
Western Maryland Railway. '
In Effect November 26, 1916.
Subject to change without notloe.
Tram lekre Hinoook u followi:
No.T-UOa. re. (dully) forCumberlnd, PItti
yuiKh mo wn.it. kinolklu, uud Weet
Vlrginl polntii.
No.-l.w. m. (dully) for Hireratown, Get
tynl"?.'' ,Hnoer, York (eioept aunduy),
ua Uiitlmoie.
Ne, 1 .m i. m. (dully eioept Hunday) for
Cumberland and Intermediate polnti.
No. 407 a. m. (dKliy except Sunday) for
Hatreriitown, 0ttylur(.llttniver, York
Haitimorranri Intirmediate polnt,Wah
lOKton. PhlluUelDhla. and Naw York.
No.3-2.7 p m (dally) Wemern ipruM for
""'norland Wr.t Virginia point, and
HlttHburifh, Ohlouuo aid the Went.
to--PiJl- ,6uiT ElPr forHagere
fr -W??','';b"r0 Chambeniburic, Hal
tlmore. vt iuthiBgton. Philadelphia and
O. P. BTKWARTi
Gen'l Paueuver Ag't
6.
I
Resner
4' Co.
8. E.VMKS,
Ciriirui Manager,
New photograph of Wllllnrn a
Drnlnted, Burgeon general of the navy.
who has been ninue a rear ndiiilrul. In
case of war he will be one of the most
Important ofllcors of the navy.
jocie frozen potatoes,
happened to find in the lot.
eys anu lainny who uve uceu ya Thnr fcUa .a Jaan.
, ..., nv umij-
ly deplore our loss, and that
"A great convenience in astove
is a sort of double grate that can
be turned over making a basket
shaped grate in which wood may
not fill and beHevint? thG 0nnd na hurried rr rw rouoraino a flat
at Sunday with the latter's ahe did here will live after h?r. Lrn n,n i, h.d tn oi
ircther George Lynch, at Big an(j that her character will nhirip Thia r,CH ot 7h
as a fragrant influence, yet we mg 'afebabrer' for while it willne
bow in submission to' the divine cessitatoahulocare ia shutting
will, knowing that he who doeth ona must' give a pretty fcharn
an tnings well hath not dealt un- twist to turn the grato over from
Mr. Lynch is
an attack of
cve Tannery.
Taring from
:r. "imonia.
Ijts. Edward Parker, of Lan
t:t9r, returned home. Saturday,
laving been called here on ac
:ount of the8ickness of her sis
oughly shaken and freod from
dead coals and aslioa removed
and rresn coal added. So the
draught should be left ou long
enough to burn off the blue gas
and then closed off and the fire
may bo lft until time to iiye it in
preparation of the next meal. If
this tnotb ;d is followed littlo coal
will bo wasted aud the stove will
re in good condition and ready
for uo at all hours and without
constant and continual labor."
CLEAK PIUQri.
Some of our people attended
Mrs. II N lion ry 's sale at Mad
der.sville last Saturday. She has
moved from here and will now re
side at Madderiavillo.
Mr. and Mrs. J C. Appleby
and baby Alice, of Knobsvilieand
Mr. aud Mrs. D. II. Praker and
children Josaie, Clyde and Sarah
of Ft Littleton, were Sunday vis.
itors of tbo Ilnry friends here.
GiLson Korlin has returned to
his work at Robertgdale after king, and tossed him a cigar,
navin,? fpent two weeks with his
family at this place.
Kobt. J. Fleming, of McCon
ueiisbutg autoed to this place on
Sunday aud spout some time with
friends.
John Henry who has been ab
sent from here for more than
a year la aain greeting old time
fnonds in this viciuity.
Royal Hungarian Mall Cart Had Prece
dence Even Over Carriage of Ruler
of Austria-Hungary.
A good story in being retold about
the lute emperor of Austria. Arrayed
in the ordinary garb of an Alpine
hunter dark preen fustian jacket
and short breeches, gray wook'ii knit
ted stockings turned down below the
1 ilri ii t. .
Miees, UIICK-SOIOU,' liailOU BllOOtlllg
boots, and a soft gray felt hut orna-
mentod with blackcock feathers and
a chamois "board" Francis Joseph
often spent hours unrecognized in
the forest or on the mountainside.
One day, whilo driving from one
shooting-box to another, lie met the
mail cart, the driver of which was
lustily blowing his horn in order to
clear the road.
"Get out of the way!" shouted he
as he came up to the emperor's trap.
"Why not get out of the way your
self, and let us pass?" rejoined his
majesty.
"13ecause," answered the man, "the
royal Hungarian mail cart gives
place neither to man nor the devil!"
"You arc right," said the emperor-
We have a large and
beautiful Assortment
of Spring and Sum
mer Dress stuffs just
in. New Ginghams,
Seersuckers, Poplins,
Lawns, Voiles, Ga
bardines, &c. all at
prices that do not
suggest High Cost of
Living. See them
BEST PLACE OF RETIREMENT
One's Own Soul Superior to All Othar
Situations to Man of Well
Ordered Mind.
soon.
ono form to the other and it
difficult to do if there is fuel
wisely in calling from us our
sister.
iveauiveu, mm. we exienu our tna atova tdh ton nr th nvpn
:er, Mrs. Sue ivens.'who is im- heartfelt sympatny to the hus- should be kept froe of ashes and
raving niceiy. band and daughter who so much the easiest wnv m An this u
I!orrow M. Kendall, who has need her wise council in life. . have a small whisk (turkey
en critically ill of pleuro-pneu- Resolved, That a copy of the chicuen wings make an excellent
r.;;.!.a during the past week is resolutions be presented to the brush for that purpost) with
t:.l very sick. Two of his little bereaved family; that a copy be which one can readily reach be
have same ailment. They entered upon the records of the it ween the lids and oven ton. Thi
bociety, ana that they be publish- should be done every day wheu
ed in the Fulton County News, uaiosr wood, but once a week will
Mrs. B. H. Shaw, be sufficient if using coal. It
MRS. iiARRY LAMBERSON, also important to keep the space
MRS. H. C. McClain, beneath the oven free cf ashes
Committee. and dust if the oven ia to beat
evenly and quickly. Therefore
I a initi I
,'IIUIU the stove should be set so that
James Foreman at this writing the vent below the oven can be
y; ) a trained nurse.
UrC. O. Sipes, Gibson, Iowa,
srr.; 8 that they have been hav
:.3tsof real winter weather
V reason. "Our thermometer"
ays "registered 10 below
I' norning (February 12th.)
I '.Andrew Heinbaugh tenant
3r on the Sam Mellott farm
ime to run in and extend
bscription two years ahead,
bnd Sunday ;n Lent servi-
i,tne Keiormed church at
)ck in the evening Wed
Mercersburg, spentTuesday V'f l WUh appftr6Ct 6t0tTiaCh readl,y at and cleDeJ out
l . n . , trouble. "Ashea should never he allow-
iD o.uc uj. uie mountain ana r, n a v . . . .
vui iwiluci, uuhbiu "uKpe; ea to nuap up la tnu USI1 paQ Bo
who seems to bo getting along a3 t0 t0uch or nearly touch the
fine with bis school, took a rest Krate above for they bold intense
last Saturday by going out to neat and when there is lire in the
Hustontown and helpingBernard 8t0ve the double heat wdl destroy
Foreman at carpenter work at a tho
a . y 'oia secona large garage wuicci tne latter is Warping and spoiling it very
u. ucu, services in ouuamg ior ur. Mcuain. quickly. I have seen ttoves with
piurmeu cnurcn at Y:au n. A new ten-pounder arrived at .,, fi.-o kt oi..f
tbe borne of Joe Melius one day 'cinders' which have been a'Jow
ns W. Gatahnll r.lowalon last wee H. It will make its fu
,tU I l.nro wnrlr on arrrltiltnlaf
nc are navin? severe v .
weather this winter u Sila3 Mellott has moved to
llKVl W I
3 degrees below this morn- inroe bPrlnS9.
i'eb. 15th) I have
! irom Fulton County five
Have plenty of work."
good friend John N. Du-
;ui wens valley, spent
3ay night of last week in
inellsburg. The stiff win-
ather only seemed to be a
ant to Mr. Duvall nnrl
bim feel just as young as
a to be.
There will be an entertainment
at our school on. Thursday even
ing February 22nd.
The roads jjst now are in a
very bad condition.
Many of the progressive farm
era in this district are hauling
lime.
hwg services at the St.
Lutheran church McCon
irg at 10.30 a. in. and 7 n
ibj"cta, Obedience to God's
OAK GROVE.
Miss Lydia Heefner is employ.
ed at Mr. G. F. Barnett's as Mrs
Barnett is on tho sick list.
Miss. Vera Shore, who had
ppent a few weeks at home, has
returned to her employment in
ed to stick and adhere to the fire
brick from the coal. These do
posits can sometimes be remov
ed by a sharp blow from a ham
mer or witn a cold chisel, but
there is always the chance of
breaking the fire brick when us
icg this method An easier plan
is to occasionally put a few oys
ter shells in the fire which will
clean the clinkers out if thoy are
not allowed too strong a foothold
first.
ine siaes oi tno stove may
bavo a coating of some of the
many stove polishes, enamels or
varnishes that are for sale at any
grocery store or stove' shop and
should only need dusting to keep
in order vith an occasional re
coating perhtipa onco or twice a
year, rue top however, which
I VjOu 8 Kroner. A
:-eiKn Mforinn ' Huntingdon. She was accompa
Jered at un J'" back by hor mother Mrs. G
1 2.30 B Shore wuo is going to spend a is in constant use may neel pol-
;T. . few days visiting in that town. lshing onco a week and wiping
te M P 8 Wa8 Pluacbin at 0ak everyday. A good plan is, after
Ese Morgret spent last Fi-i- Grove U. B." church last Sunday ?ettinsr a moal and when the stove
i'ght in the home of Mr. morning by Eev..Somers. has cooled r ff, to take a newspa-
"wara McUray at Mr. Isaac McClain h moving per rolled into a ball aud rub the
"c. oaiuraay, they went his saw mill into David Gladfel- top off If tho paoer is moisten
onnel Hrinrtr or,ri t j I. j . . .
"" a Iclurnea ers wooas to saw a dui. ea sngntiy it win remove any
M ypVenine Lizzie's Mr- George W. Barnett is grease spots and then be burned
r Mrs. Rachel Smith is spending ometime in Saltillo. up. Or if more radical measures
not e are needed a cloth dampened
withstanding the. fact Trespass notices for sale at the with kerosene can be used and
a. omitn is almost 82 News office 6 for a quarter, the stove top will look like new.
I flora aVi:nit ... I.. ... I
iovi rt prepaid by mail if cash ac- The less stove blackening or pol-
i ymg hfe, companies the order. . 'ish one uses on the top of the
Men seek out retreats for them
selves, cottages in the country, lone
ly seashores and mountains. Thou,
too, art disposed to hanker greatly
n ft. ..u . t .11 iu:.
Rufus Henry was a county seat thm vprv Pnmrn' t ct,Lv,tv. fnr u
visitor the firtof tho week. ; , .u ' . r ' .:u
Johu W. Carmack's sale on to retire into thvsolf; nnu-hn
it... I r P M a I .
iue ut-nry iarm iormeriy known is there anv Dlace whereto a man
as the Dawney farm was well at- may retire quieter and more free
tended last Friday, thougb. the from politics than his own soul;
weather was inclement. Fairlv above all, if he have within him
good prices wore realized. thoughts such as he need only regard
Jotin Sipes spoilt a day recent- attentively to be at perfect ease; and
ly with his friead Isaiah Sipes- tnat ease 18 nothing else than a well-
I J Jl I . i ll ji
near Harrisonville. urucreu mum. onsianuy men use
Somo of our voun nonrl ttus rctreat and rencw 'y" there-
i a t
Respectfully,
G. W. Reisner & Co.
tended church at Walnut Grove
last Sunday evening.
Gleu Miller who drives team at
Kobertsdale was a weekend
guest of his grandparents Mr.
and M rs. A. J. Fraker.
Correctioa: The item last week
which said Mrs. Richard Miller
had improved in health, should
have read Mrs. Brinton Miller.
It will be remembered that Mrs.
Brinton Miller who was Grace
in; aud be thy principles brief and
elementary, which, as soon as ever
thou recur to them, will suffice to
wash ' thy soul entirely clean, and
send theo back without vexation to
whatsoo'er awaitcth thee. Marcus
Aiirelius.
New Real Estate Agency.
AND COST OF LIVING SO HICH.
Lysandcr, a New York state farm
hand, was telling his troubles to a
neighbor, and among other things
said that the wifo of the farmer who
Huston before her marriage baa employed him was "too darued close
oeen in poor health for several for any use."
years, but now seems to be re- lliis very morning, said he, "she
cuperatirg, ivhich her friends gai to me: 'Lysander, do you know
are glad to know.
S1DELINQ HILL.
Mrs. Jeremiah Golden and
Mrs. Amos Lay ton, of Dott, are
getting over measles very nicely.
Sheriff Job L Garland of Mc
Connellsburg was a business vis
itor in this community this week
Miss Lola G.flin, of Warfords-
burg, R F. D. visited her parents
Mr. and Mrs 'William GifhV
Sunday. , ,,
Mr. Albert Lafferty who is em
ployed in Pittsburgh is visiting
relative and friends here.
Ross Bernhardt left Sunday
for Ohio.
Howard Layton of Dott, was a
pleasant caller at this place Sun
day afternoon.
Squire Thomas K. Downes,
near Need more, visited Mapel
Winter one day last week.
Lemuel Bernhardt, spent part
f last wejk with the family of
Charlfls H. Hess.
Mr and Mrs. Oraer Layton vis
ted thn home of Reuben J. Lay-
ton Sunday.
Philip Bernhardt, ot Long
Ruljre, spent Saturday evening
wilh his brother Lemuel, of Dott.
Amos Fipssir.per has moved on
to the Roubeu Mellott farm.
now many pancakes you have et this a
mornin'?' I said, 'Xo, ma'am.I ain't f,
V-v.uuiUU v WUUIr Villi IT
she says, 'that last one was the twenty-sixth.'
And it made me so dod-
gasted mad I jest got up frura the
table and went to work without ray
breakfast."
THE COOK'S OUTING.
Binks Shafer, do you know that
woman across the Btreet?.
Shafer She certainly looks fa
miliar. Let me see. It's my wife's
new dress, my daughter's hat and my
mother-in-law's parasol Surel It's
our cook." Philadelphia Ledger.
CRUEL SANTA.
"Well, Johnny, was Santa Claua
good to you this year ?"
"Naw, he wasn't, ne brought me
a violin, and now I've got to take les
sons and practico " an hour every
day."
BAD NEWS FOR THE DOC.
patient this
J
!
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.
S. RAYMOND SNYDER, Jeweler-i
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry Repairing
We Aim To Please
North Main Streeet,E3ZH3
Opposite Post Office, Chambersburg, Pa."
my
"Well, how's
morning?"
"I hate to worry you, Doc, but I
feel pretty good this morning."
Puck.
THE STOPPER.
DISTRESSING RHEUMATISM
How many people, crippled and lame from rheumatism,
owe their condition to neglected or incorrect treatment I
It is the exact combination of pure Norwegian Cod Liver
Oil with glycerine and hypophosphites as contained in
Card of Thaoks.
We thank our kind neighbors
and friends, who so willingly as-
sisiea ana sympatnizea with us
during the sickness and death of
our brother Stillwell.
Lottie lie wore my photograph
over his heart, aud it stopped the
bullet.
Tottie I'm not surprised, dar
ling, it would stop a clock. Sketch.
A HINT.
"How is that?"
"They won't give good servioo mv
that has made Scott's famous for Relieving rheuma
tism when other treatments have utterly failed.
-. . 2l '" srri! g-thtamggsrf sgfort-orfeel its first
symptoms, start on Scott's Emulsion at once.
IT MAY BE EXACTLY WHAT YOU KIXD.'
. 8tt Bowaa, B!oomf!U, N.J. Iff
ri
, Sadie C. Kirk.
lesi they ara well tipped., ;