Y3B rtTLTpy COUHTY MBW3, McCOlHOSLLSgTOg, PI.
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tRESTlNS PAH1GKAFI1S
,m,L nd General Interest, Gathered
K , Home or Clipped fro our
Exchanges.
CC-BNSED Po7inBED READERS
fegtiTJ" the
Grove at Fairview Saturday eve
nimr June 16th.
& Margaretta Feldman of
Cbambersburg, is visiting :n :he
Rexroth home on north Third
'tftand Mrs. Samuel Hess
pent Sunday in the home of S.
W. Cunningham and family,
Knobeville.
il VAith Bell, of Foltz, was
.mat in the Christmas Shimer
ioase'on west vvainui. u.
veral days recently.
R. M. Wilkinson, representing
je 0ess Carriage Company of
"..MMtnwn. was tne guest ui
jg" brother Amos in this place
:wo days this week.
Th foundations for the new
',otheran parsonage, and the I .
,7. Seylar residence on souin
vnnd street, are ready tor tne
jildors to begin the auperstruc-ires.!
The recent hail storm damaged
roof on the rear portion of
'.e Goldsmith store, on north
'jeonfl, street, to the extent that
new covering had to be put on
j week.
A beautiful curiosity in the
ape of a pansy geranium may
; seen in one of Mr. and Mrs.
I L Wible's windows on east
'irkel street. About one hun-
:d pansies adorn the two-foot
;h.
of us take comfort in the
that no disaster is bo
at it mitrht not have been
ra we iustthouehtof how
:.y pbtato bugs were killed by
3 (Imaging hail storm last
2.: District Attorney of Frank
er, ity has been called on to
::'.'jate the workirgs of a
:t iow" decter in Waynes
o. ."Will superstition never
.. ir in supposed civilized
.-.ties?
'-ev. A. J. Se;gle, of Cottot
i Palls, Kansas, preached
) at! sermons last Sabbath
to etch of the two United
-;'irian congregation of Big
J. Mr. Seigle is a native of
l.:r county, Pa.
xb Kauffman who divides
-3 between Johnstown and
-' i of his brother-in-law,
:: Norton in Belfast town-,
t. id at this office yester
t he will appear on the
3 1 wior roll this month.
'live Pittman returned
Saturday after having
'iends in firepnpnshlo
here for several weeks,
on one of hpr fKnmKo
1 vii utii vJ
A sufficiently to permit
' that member at the
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Mount Union money purchas
ed the ganister rock in the Nar
rows at Concord, recently, and
Path Valley citizens can almoRt
hear the rumble of the T. V.
railroad that will be extended
from Blair's Mills to Concord.
Firo bricks are made of ganister.
At the recent meeting of Con
ference in Philadelphia, Rov.
Wallace W. Springs, for several
years pastor of the A, M. E.
Mission church near Cito in Ayr
township, was transferred to
similar work in Shippensburg,
Pa. Rev. Spriggs is a splendid
man and has done good work in
the field he has occupied in this
county, and the community is
sorry to lose his services and in
fluence. Steps to secure order at the
next public entertainment in the
Auditorium were taken last Sat
urday. Among the suggestions
made was one to the effect that
a campaign of education be wag
ed by the newspapers of McCon
nellsburg. In reply the News
begs to state that it has tried
that plan, and from experience,
we concluded that this paper
does not go to the persons who
create disagreeable conditions at
meetings and entertainments.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Brant,
their son Clem C. Brant, and Mrs.
Margaret Ambrose-all of Dane,
motored to Chambersburg last
Saturday . in Scott's new Ford
and spent the day shopping and
visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Brant's daughter Lillie,
Mrs. John II. VVible. Mr. Brant
had a stroke of paralysis several
months ago and for several weeks
was in a very critical condition
but his many friends will be glad
to learn that he is much improv
ed and able to be out again.
Last week, Herbert, little son
of editor and Mrs. H. L. Mc-
Kibbin, had a narrow escape
rom seriou3 injury when he fell
and a rear wheel of Hayes Har
mon's autotruck passed over one
of the lad's legs when he tried to
get on the machine just as it
started. Some black and blue
marks are the only pouvenirs
Herbert carries and the parents
are willing that the accident
should serve as a warning to
other children to avoid trying to
get on moving vehicles, as brok
en backs or necks may result.
Mrs. Jane Gunnells and her
daughters Misses Lou and Estelle,
of Hagerstown, Md., and her son
Dayton 0. Gunnells of Detroit,
Mich., formed a motoring party
that made a trip from Hagers
town to Clear Ridge this county
last Saturday- morning where
they spent the day in the home
of Mrs. Gunnells's brother ex-
County Treasurer John A. Henry
and returned to Hagerstown in
the evening. Dayton was a clerk
in Trout's drug store thirty-seven
years ago and has many friends
here.
- W.Nace, cashier of the
tonal Bank and his
5 ; JaonL. Nace cashier of
: 0 County Bank motored
; in the latter's Buick
mrsday and attended
fs' Convention at the
dsay Reed, of Cljam
Pied last Friday, aged
Wit of a recent Htrnlfo
f- Mr. Reed was well
.Vjcores of our readers
Pol'te conductor in the
Iroad Cumberland Val"
1 A.) A. M. Malcolm
2er Mrs. J. H. Atch
Albia, Iowa, are
"'r parents, 'Mr. and
Kendall, in Ayr town-
-!, , 8 aaughter
muera aaughter
accompanying them.
Qrinlo.. . .
- r tt carload com-
"J. John UMaster and
4rs. John n n. j
Is- Earl LaMaster, the
t mrs. jonn La
JTG nlnnc,-!. ...
J. J 3"t visitors n
JUaniel E. Fore and
fssKatio M.fu o..
t Mr. and Mrs v
Cere Oil their hnnm,.
CvjnK been married
dayc-f June. Earl
oy the Pennwl.,:
"j'louia
L8 rvice atanytim.
L7?FMb where
WliKT DUBLIN.
Juuc 8iti. Wilbert V) b was at
Saxtou Sunday, Juuo3, mornirg
dinJ tv'.iiiu' (.f that, day lit-
p oached for the Chu cli ol
nriiri g;:i im
Kiward Mt'.huHand duu,i:lito,
of Saxton, 11 11 , visited L'uilip
Melius' on Sunday, June 10
ChiM. c:'t U iy soi vice at R;ir
vi w has boon arranged for Junn
21 iu tho forenoon.
There will to a fi-st'val at Frir
view M H cbuT.h ou Saturday
evening, Juuu 10 Proceeds of
festival for repairs of chuich.
Coruo
Tho Sunday rcIipoIs at Lvidir
and at Pairviow seom to bo doing
well There is a good nttcndar,ce
each Suuday at both suliuols
The tains and warmer weather
have been greatly appreciated by
our farmers.
Some of our farmors have boon
plowing com this week
List Sunday D.ivid llershey
killed a blacksnako rive foot Ioiil'
and a rattlesnake four fret long
near a slab pila uu James Lvou'b
farm. Tho rattlesnake bad nine
rattles and a button. Davy days
Jesso Ludigcan beat him on
blacksnakea in length. Jesse
killed one bix feet nine inches
long on Sunday forenoon,
0 Doi t Durjlap and wifoaod
Milton Melzand wife, of Frank
lin county,' weiu recent visitors
at Uavid llerslicy's. Mrs. Dun
lup is a sister of Mrs. llorthoy
and Mrs. Metz is Mrs. Dunlap's
diiughter.
Mrs. Susan King having spout
some time v'sitiug relatives on
Clear Kidgo and in Ilubtoutown,
ba.i relumed to the Iv moofher
daughter Mrs. Frank IVica
LlOj d Price and George King
who are employed at Miuorsville
spent from Saturday until Tues
day at their respective homos iu
this township.
Crop Report
Statistican L. H. Wible's May
1st livestock and crop report
shows that one in every five farm
ers in Fulton county sprayed this
spring for insect pests and plant
disease. The average for the
State is about one in four. Wheat
average for the State showeo at
that time a falling ou pi thirteen
per cent. Loss of livestock dur
ing winter wa3 very small.
Protect Your Buildings from Fire.
Use Gould's Fire Resisting
Paint iu all colors. It preserves,
beautifies, and Tears as long or
longer and is cheaper, than
other standard j .flints. On good
surface a gallon will cover 300
square feet two coats. Roof
paint, too, in all colors. For
Sale by
G. W. Reisneu & Co.
6 14 tt. McCpnuellsburg, Pa.
Church Notices.
Lutheran Church, Rev. C. F.
Jacobs, pastor. McConnellsburg
next Sunday at 10:30 in the
morning and 7:30 in the evening;
at Big Cove Tannery, at 2:30.
An all-day meeting at which
time Children's Day services,
Cradle Roll Rally, and Mother's
Day exercise will be observed
will be held at Pleasant Grove
church on Saturday before the
fourth Sunday in June. A cor
dial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend these ser
vices.
Preaching services in the Re
formed church next Sunday eve
ning. Rev. Yearick will preach
in the Little Cove in the morn
ing.
ENID.
A. G. Edwards made a business
trip to Huntingdon and Juniata
rccontly.
Last Frithy, Mrs John Rider
returned from Altoor.a wbero
bhii visited bor trolli-jr uud other
relatives.
Mrs Hoy Harnett, rf Miners
ville, is visiting her pircnst, Mr.
and Mrs. II. II. Hridonstine.
A D Ueikstiesser aud wife.
of Saxton, spent the weflk-oad
with the former's mothar and
other rt lit.ves.
Mrs Rut'i El wards returned
last Friday after having enj ycd
an extended trip to Juniata aud
Huntingdon.
Howard Tice took Mr. and
Mrs. Cessna and Mrs. Belle An
derson to Doswell, Somerset
county last Saturdy to visit a
daughter of Mrs Cessna.
Last week, Mrs. Margaret
Kensinger, of Saxton, visited
her sister, Mrs. Caroline linJ
enstine.
Hied Elwards left on May
28 lb. for Philadelphia where ho
has employment.
Roy E lwards bas a new Ford
bought uof Dr. McClaiu.
Mrs. John Stunkard, Jr , re
cently visited her parents in
Trough Creek.
Pnul Dickinson and wifo, of
Saxton, are spending some time
with the latter's pareuts Mr. and
Mrs. Hunter Truax.
Mr. aud Mrs. Guerdon Auder-
son, of Homestead spent a few
day recoatly with tho former's
brother, iu the valley.
Y ith Chas. Schedci at the
wheel, the followiug Valley peo
pie motored to the county capi
tal last Monday: Mrs. J. M.
Schenck and granddaughter
Ruth; Mr. aud Mrs. John Stunk
ard Jr., and children.
J.N. Schenck and grandson
made a business trip to Three
Springs last Monday.
Not much improvement seen
in tha health . f Mesdames Lock
ard, Early and Elwatds.
Model Shopper.
First Slum Assistant "Wlmt n tlro-
sorno customer Hint womn.i Is." Sec
ond Asslslnnt "Yes J slio always
knows what she wants, and sho won't
buy uuything else I"
HOT ENOUGH CHILDREN
ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
nature's demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown In so many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. It
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength ; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bowne, Bloomficld, N. ;.
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CHARMING
PRESENTS
MAKE A
HAPPY HONEYMOON
When your friends sail their bark upon the sea
of matrimony, let it be freighted with a mark of af
fection from you. Your gift will be an appreciated
one when it comes from our store. Our name is a
mark of superb quality and then we have the most
unique and attractive line of wedding presents
shown in this city. Come, sec them.
C. A. SHINNEMAN
THE RELIABLE JEWELER
GO N. Main Street, Chambersburg, Pa.
1
At All Fountains and in Bottles
OyAKg Bottlikg Co.
Roy C. Cromwell, Propr.,
Fayette St., Merccrsburg, Pa.
UGS, BUGS, BUGS.
Notice to Contractors
Sealed propomls (ur tin eonstruclirn of a
concrete atis b-l li;e over Tmnlown.v I'leek
mD.tnlul'a forllnv, Udlhi-' towniblp. Ku ton
County. I'n ,w 111 bo rei'flv.'d by the bimduf
County Commissi ncrt of Fulton County at
te CoinoiVloniT, ollli'c lit M('oune!lsluiv,
I'll., until July Uh, W 7 ii nil b l M iiml pul -l'ely
iipent'd by Hie I'ouily Conimlloneis
two tojpi ufter tin" hour ubove set for the
elnsliiK of bids.
Iliils must be mule on proposal blanks at
tteliod to the speollli'atlons mid must be ac
companied by a curtillod check It the sum
eipial to ut least ten per cent of the amount
of bid iiLd uuido payable without reserrution
to the order of the board of County Commb
Hionem of Fulton County.
l'laiis anil speulllcatlons n.ay be seen at the
County Coniir.lN.sloi ers' ollicc In McCotinells
burir, Fulton oonnty, l'u., whore bidding
blanks can be secured.
The rU'ht U reserved to reject any or all
bids,
Fit A NIC M. I. OUCH,
CUAS. V. SUIIOOI.EY,
AI.IIKltT NKSH1T,
Attest; Coutty Coinnilssloners,
UcorKC I). Mcllotl, Clerk.
' 6-lMMt
HUSroNTOWN.
Gladatono Uroin well spent Sat
urday night at d Sanday in the
home of his father-m-law,Oflan-do
Warner.
Miss Laura Carmack spent last
Sunday as the guest of her friend
Miss Esther Sipes.
Mrs. Allen and ton are spend
ing tho summer with her broth
er, Wm Rowe, at this place.
Mr. Browand, ot Altoona, re
cently visited his son Paul at
Orlando Wagner's.
. MissTeressa Bolinger is liv
ing in the Andrew Brant Home
this summer.
Allison Sipes recently purchas
ed a rive-passenger car.
Prof. Barton's thirty-rive Sum
mer Normal students are doing
tire work.
Children's servico at tho M. E.
church next Sunday eveuing.
All invited.
Mrs. B 0. Lnmberson and
childror, ot McConuellsburg,
visited in this vicinity list week.
Glad are we to note that a
slight ripple of public sentiment
against unnecessary noise3 in the
Auditorium is in evidence. May
it increase from a ripple to a
great wave.
tiiiliiiiuiiiiifaiiiikj L- Jr
Women's Fashionable
Hoots and Shoes
This is a season of extremely
beautiful boots and shoes that
harmonize perfectly with mi
lady's new Spring apparel.
In presenting those latest cre
ations In high-top button and
lace footwear we olTer them
as tbo newest ard most favorod
styles for wotne..' wear.
And, although shoe prices are
advancing almost dolly, you
will find our stock, as usual,
very moderate in price.
Trices Range from $1.50 to $10.00 '
A Shoe Shining Parlor has
been added to our siore.
Chas. E. Heintzelman
20 3. Main St., Chambersburg.
SALUVIA.
Lincoln I. Deshong who has
been suffering for sometime was
take-i to Hagerstown on June 3rd
to consult a celebrated doctor.
His two sons and J. M. Hurley,
in the Hurley auto, took him to
the doctor. Examination showed
that Mr. Deshong was suffering
an incurable attack of pancreatic
diabetes. He is q iite poorly.
Mrs. I Watson Schooley bas
had a serious attack of kidney
and bladder trouble which threat-
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Vine or Shrubbery
Most Effective
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Bugs, or Any other Bug that
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In using this, you kill both Bug
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McConnellsburg, Pa.
Getting Just What You Want
is an easy matter for any
man who comes to our store.
With our enormous busincs-by far the largest of its
kind in the city we must necessarily show the larg
est variety.
Consequently we have more patterns, more color ef
fects, and more models in which to make them up than
you'll find in any other store.
MADE TO FIT X, .
For the man who doesn't care to pay more.
SPECIAL HAND-TAILORED SUITS FROM $18.00 UP
Besides getting just what he wants he will get it for
one-fourth less than other merchants charge for the
same class of merchandise.
The Royal Woolen Mills Co,
62 S. MAIN ST.,
CHAMBERSBURG, PA.
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.
CZHis 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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ened her life lor some days, but
we gladly rote that she is better.
Mrs. Kime Roher and Miss
VeBtaSwope, of Mapleton, Pa.,
are visiting the former's grand
father, John Ilann; also in the
homes of Mrs. Milton- Kline and
other relatives.
J A Stewart, after having had
a long relapse of grippe, has re
covered and expects to make a
business trip to Wells Valley in
the near future.
Wm L Moseby and grandson,
of Wells Valley, passed through
this section last Sunday on their
wav home from a business trip
to Hagerstown.
Last Friday, an auto ran off the
rill at the western foct of Green
II ill and turned a complete revo
lution, landing on the wheels in
an upright position. Occupants
were not seriously injured, but
the machine had to be towed to a
garage. For other accidents
near same placo last week, see
elsewhere in this paper.
The electric light pole lying in
the gutter in front of E. R. Mc
Clain's residence causes some of
the water to flow out into the
street with the result that the
hill in front of the post office is
becoming badly washed.