MARKET REPORT.
OORRBOTKD SVEBY WKDNESDAT.
The grain market ire taken from tb Cham
enburg dully newspaper. Tbe provlnlon
Drloe ar thota thai obtain In McDonnell-
GRAIN
Wheal 2.03
New wheat
Bran 2 20
Corn 4...' l.'O
OaU " 70
Kye , l.eo
PROVISIONS
Butter, Creamery
Butter, Country 30
Eggs, per dozen 32
George W. Bishop and William
C. Peck, of Thompson township
spent a few hours in town on
business Monday.
Master Billy Lynch returned
home last Saturday after having
spent ten" days with relatives at
Fort Loudon and Greencastle.
Prof. A. C. Garland and wife
returned to their home at Lemas
ters, after having spent ten
days among relatives in this
county.
Mrs. Robert N. Shimer and
children Marlin, Harry and
Mildred are visiting friends in
Waynesboro and Chambersburg
this week.
Prcf. Admiral Smith ha3 re
turned to town after a six-weeks'
. vacation, which included a visit
to a number of eastern cities
and a trip up the Hudson. The
Borough schools, of which he is
supervising principal, will open
next Monday.
Mrs. Lucina Forner spent sev
eral days last week visiting
among relatives in Belfast and
Licking Creek townships
and " attending Conference
Sunday. Mrs. Forner had a post
al card Satbrday evening from
her son Peter who is in France
saying he was well.
Prof. Harper P. Barton and
wife and sister Maye, of Huston
town, motored to McConnells
burg one morning last week
where they were joined bv Mrs.
Watson C. Lynch of the latter
place and Miss Freidinger of
Shippensburg, and they all went
to Tuscarora Heights, where they
, spent the day very pleasantly
picnicking.
Miss Martha G. Kendall, who
taught at Webster Mills last win
ter, is spending a few days with
friends at Beaver Falls, Pa., be
fore commencing work as teach
er of English and History in the
High School at Venice, Pa.
Mr. W. J. Brannan and daugh
ters M?.ry and Ectaa, of Thomp
son township were in town last
Saturday. M r. . Brannan with
his family came from Webster
county, W. Va., four years ago
and purchased part of the John
R. Paylor farm where he has
since resided.
Fred Lodge, who had been
visiting his mother Mrs. E. M.
Lodge North Second Street, ac
companied by his sister Miss
Grace, went to Cossart, Pa., last
week where they spent a few
davs visiting in the home of their
brother-in-law and sister, MrB.
Harvey Clevenger; from Cos3art,
they went to Reading and visit
ed their brother Charlie.
Mr. and Mrs. John Field?, ac
companied by the latter's parents
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Emerson
all of Oklahoma City, Okla.,
spent a few days in town lapt
week. John is one of the boys
that never goes back on his "old
hum town," and to-day he would
be governor of his adopted state
if he had not been eounted out
instead of being voted out.
Rev. and Mrs. C. F. Jacobs
and family went to York, Pa.,
last Thursday to spend a week or
two among their former parish
ioners in that city. Their dauprh
ter Miss Dorothy, who had
been spending her summer va
cation in the home of her parents,
will resume her work as teacher
in the public schools in York at
the beginning of the ensuing
year.
Mrs. Roy Daniels and son
Marshall, arrived here Friday in
Mr. Daniels' Overland touring
car from Taylorv111e,,Ill., a dis
tance of 750 miles. Mrs. Daniels
who encountered very few dif
ficulties in making the long .trip
displayed remarkable courage in
venturing upon such an extended
tour, and that she reached home
feeling none the worse for the
wear, will be joyful news to her
many friends Hancock New.
SHARPE, PA.
Mrs. John Everhart, of Balti
more, has returned to her home,
after having npent two weeks
with her parents. '
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Crouse
and two children spent last Sun
day in the home of the former's
aunt Mrs. Amanda Lynch.
Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. Weaver
spent last Tuesday evening in
the home of Mrs. Weaver's
mother Mrs. Martha Waltz.
They were accompanied home by
Miss Etta Waltz.
Mrs. Dallas . Fries and Mrs.
Randolph Brannon, of Pittsburgh
are upending some time in the
home of their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Godfrey
and children, Louise, Gilbert,
and Mira Maye, of Niagara Falls
are visiting in the home of Mrs.
Godfrey's sister Mrs. Mary
Waltz.
Eirner Mellott and wife, Mrs.
Elizabeth Mellott and daughter
Robp, ppent Sunday in the home
of D. W. Mellott.
Those who spent. Sunday in
the home of Blair Waltz, were:
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ever
sole and sons Roy, Guy and Al
vah and daughter Pearl, of Clear
feprinr, Mrs. Mary Bivens. Mrs.
Andrew Souders, Mrs. Thoma3
Truax, John Yeakle and wife,
and David Bivens.
Mits Roee Daniels is spending
snmetirc.e inthhomeof her aunt
Mrs. A. J. Peck.
SLowinj of Fall Millinery.
We are ready to fit you up with
a fall Hat or Velour. We have a
full line of shapes and colors .to
choose from. The materials are
beautiful, and best of all the
prices are right. We have just
returned from the City and have
a dandy line for you to choose
from..
Come in and look before buy
ing anywhere else.
Mrs. S. Manning.
North Main Street. Opposite the
Post Office, Chambersburg, Pa.
REPORT 01; THE CONDITION OP
The Fulton County Bank
. OF McCONNELLSBURG,
Fulton County, Pennsylvania, at the close of business August
21, 1917.
RESOURCES.
Cash, specie and notes, . $24,455 85
Due from Approved Reserve Agents,'. 40,631.49
Legal securities at par : 17,000.00 . $ 82,087.34
Nickels and cents, 279.85
Checks and cash items 152.25
Due from Banks and Trust Cos. not reserve,; .... 2,325.45
Billa discounted: Upon' one name 2,071.00
" Upon two or more names, 25,276.12 27,347.12
Time loans 9,835 82
Loans on call with collateral, 30,928 87
Loans on call upon one name 48,485 93
Loans on call updfl two or more names, 88,691.61
Bonds,...., 107,271,27
Mortgages and judgments of record 117,762.98
Office building and lot,. 9,000.00
Furniture and fixtures ' .1,570.00
Overdrafts 1,193.76
Book value of reserve securities above par,. ....... 4F9.00
Total $527,401.25
LIABILITIES. ,
Capital stock paid in,. '. 50.000.00
Surplus fund 32,000.00
Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid, . . 7,460.47
Individual deposits subject to check, $ 97,217.73
Demand Certificates of Deposit. .... 150 00
Time Certificates of Deposjts, . f 306,437.78
Savings fund deposits 31,584.19
Due to Eanks and" Trust Cos. etc., not reserve. . . .
Total
State of Pennsylvania. County of Fulton, ss:
I, Wilson L. Nace, Cashier of above named Bank, do solemn
ly swear that the above statement is true to the bst of my
knowledge and belief. WILSON L. NAPE,
Caul ?nr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 28th day of A"jjust
1917. M. Ray Shaffnrr, '
Notary Public.
Geo. A. Harris,
Geo. B. Mellott,
.Tno. A. Irwin- I ' -D.
A. Washabaugii, J
435.389.70
2 551 08
$527,401.25
Thanks.
Mrs. Katie Kelso and son John
of Knobsville wish to thank in
this way their many kind friends
and neighbors for the valiant
service rendered the night of Ed
Fore's fire which saved their
home from destruction.
SHOE AND HARNESS
REPAIR SHOP
One.Door Erst of Cline's Garage.
MACHINERY COST HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS
Makes Your Shoes Good as New, and Looks Like New.
All kinds of Tlnrnes Repair, Prompt attention Reasonable Prices.
C. F. SCOTT, Proprietor.
Winter, and we have a nice lot of Jar Rubb rf
That heavy rubber that we had last year at
We have the lame one this year; and the perj
tionputup in 1 pound boxes at 35c, runs ah 1
58 to 60 gums to the pound. Zinc Jar Cam. J
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mi, ot. uoacn. j. pun jars, wun inc Caps Si)
quarts 60c, 12 gallon 85c. dozen. These all'h
Zinc caps, not tin. 1 quart Tin Fruit Can kI
dozen. Black Flag Insect powder 9c. per hntn
iuacjuue kju, me uesi niuuc, ooc. gallon' Rla
ueauiy Harness uu oc. gauon. i earn Nets Si
iw pi..iv. iwcamci vugy icis, iasc year Rfi
i?A.it. uuu vnij9 aw. iu uu. vny nav T
for a quart of r aint that is not good when you c
ukij a Viru unv aauui us ai uuu wVU. I pltlt fit
Varnish at old prices $1.35, $1.50, $1.75, $2 i
per gauon.
500 Radium matches 5c.
24 clothes pins 3c.
Lenox soap 5c.
Heavy shoestrings 2c. pair.
Open links 4 for 5c.
Bridle bits 10 to 45c,
Lap spreads 75c. to $1.00.
Pir.8 2c. pack.
Coal oil 10c; gallon.
Mouse traps 4 for 5c.
Rat traps 83.
Window screens 25c.
Suspenders 10 to 433. -Men's
underwear 25 to 48c.
Men's union suits 48 to !)8c.
Ladies' union suit 25 and 30c.
Ladies' vests 10 to 20c
Men's dress shirts 41101
Men's full sizo work shirt
uunch straps 101 to
Men's dress hate $1.00 J
Hind saw files Sand 6'
Flat tiles 8 in. 13c.
Agoodptrougsuitcate
with lock
Gramte dish vm 3m
Screen wire 12 to 20c, jj
oOO carpet taeas hi.
Shoe nails 4c.
Men's heavy hose 10c.
Sao oui Misses ho,ei;h
4 q j. ico cream freezer :
Ibrse collars if 1 35 to JC.
SHOES! SHOES!
We have sold more shoes in one month this yet
than in last two years. Why? because we had tha
on hand and didn t advance the price and we
still doing the same thing.
The same is true of our clothing. We haveani
line at old prices and will sell that way until all sol
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
HULL & BENDER,
McConnellsburg. Pa.
Entire Stock $75,000 Worth of Seasonable Merchandise Must
BE SOLD TO RAISE CASH. . OUR LOSS-IS YOUR GAIN
there is no sale anywhere to compare with the slashing of prices as at
THIS - GREAT MONEY - SAVING - EVENT.
Ten Days Only. Sale Begins Tuesday, August 28th, Ends Friday, September 7th, Ten Days Only.
' No time for prolit now. Our. big Hue ot
CLOTHING
must be closed out regardless of advances.
124 00 value High Grade Suits
20 00 " " ' "
17 50 " " " "
14 98 ' " " "
over 100 Suits all good fabrics .
MEN'S TROUSERS
16 00 Dress Pants at this sale
5 00
4.0 "
- 3 00 Skull
2 50 "
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BUY BOYS SUITS NOW
Past 'Color 9 00 Blue Serge Suits
Novelty $7 50 Fancy Suits
All wool 15.00 School Suits
Hie Line Well made Suits
$17.43
13.60
11.49
9.90
5.37
S1.7S
3.18
2.87
1.97
1.78
1.39
$6.98
5.25
4.19.
2.98
SHOES
Dependable quality at
great reduction
Entire Line of shoes and oxfords to be SACRIFICED note these prices.
H .'0 value Walk Over shoes at this sale only $2.98
3 50 ' " Dress Shoes' only . 2.79
2 50 " Work " . 1.78
up to $3 00 value Ladies shoes 2.19
Walk 0;er Oxfords only 1.98
Price on Ladies Low Cuts, Pomps and Oxfords i Price
B ys, Miases and Children's School Shoes during this sale only low priced at
$1.19 $1.63 $2.00
Special Counter of various Shoes to close out at less than cost of making.
SUMMER'S CHARMING STYLES
WOMEN'S FROCKS MISSES'
at immense price reduction. See the big assortment of Wash Skirts
If 1 00 Value 79c 1.75 Value $1.19 2.00 Value $1.39
Sport Suits and Middies Smocks Waists
at less than 1 3 off Regular price.
Ladies' Lingerie, White Goods and Underwear
White Skirts
Underwear
Vests
Corset Covers
49 and 69c
39 and 48c
9 and 19c
29 and 49c
Boys Wrash Suits
Up to n 50 Wash Suits 90o
Up to 75a " 43c
Rompurs 21c
Childrens School Dresses
$2 00 Tailored Dress
1 50
983 " "
Big lot at
Lace Curtains
Our F.r.tirn Stnck at
abootHalfJW
UMBRELLAS and PARASOL
Any Sun Shade ia our entire vW
at about
Half Price.
BLANKETS
At Present Low Prices means money in
Your Purse.
FURNITU
Bedding and Floor Covering
4!)o Washable Fiber Carpet
$3.50 Wool and Fiber Rugs
RE
at Big Savings
38o per yard
$ 98
Special Clearance of Felt 2 yards wide, Ex
tra Heavy, all. new patterns
Linoleum 44 l-2c Sq. Yd. ,
TRUNKS, BAGS and SUIT CASES
1-3 Off Regular Prices
During this Sale only,
Sale of Men'8 Shirts CLEARANCE OF MEN'S RAINCOATS SALE of DRESS CAPS Clearance of Corsets men's. l
All $100 and 81.25 Sport Shirts 89c "ATS of good Quality. Every one guar- 1.00 Dress Caps 79o R. & G. Correct Shapes II O S I E K
ttd to 7 Value 49c . These hats are all this season's styles bOc Dress Caps , 42c $2.00 Grades . 11.0!) at Bargain Pnc
IVn Brand Shirts. Z Values up to 3.00. only .1.79 anteed Big Reductions. 23c I.M grades 1.19 MiasEgi cU
11.00 Men's Union Suit, 79c SPECTAL 1 c P 1? " T A T Other grades reduced.
Kt1indTTrrr ' ? Yard wide fast Perrale lo SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL 1000 Yds. ReflU
39c Balbrlgg Underwear Lancaster Quality Gingham' i:o Men's Fancy Soc.s ' 0c KSSS? Table Tumblers 31c. doz to Cose out
FANCY DRESS GOODS 1:2.12 SiiTiSr iS -' ' ' ? SSS S 17
i r.omrPrpnn l "9 , r, j 0 . . , , , 0 Bars Octagon Soap 4'Jo Liarge waiting r ans . no BUY A
Ueog L-repe 81 x 99 B d Sheets 44c Ladles' Aprons 210 , ' Fnrthnrn Ware Mixiia' Bowls 6u .j
1.25 Silk Poplin Djo 27 inch Silk Poplln 49c 85.00 to7.00 Ladles Sport Suits 12.49 $1.00 Bo tle Julce IIualtu "T.TT.
itllrT 9 mT thaQ 8 f Lad'8' W01 Dre" Skirt PriC ' 1 Pound Parks Prem. Coffee 2 1-3 OFF. SAVE MOM
l.Za berges u.w above to any one customer. m K
Extra Special I Half Fare refunded to all patrons attending this sale traveling ten miles or over and purcl
at least $10.00 worth or more.
SHAP
"0;f TD!OrQ Huntingdon County's
O Largest Complete Department Store,
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JONIA. PA