THE FULTON COTTlftY IfEWB, BtcOOKKELLBBTTKO, Tk. Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds Not always perhaps, but the world is inclined to treat the Robin or the Oriole better than the Sparrow and the Crow. Likewise the well dressed, well groomed, man or woman conveys an air of success and confidence that is a real factor m life. No one in Chambersburg or vicinity has any reason to wear clothes of poor material when by comming to the MILL they can get the finest fab rics of wholesale prices. ( ' Our Tailoring Department makes men's fine suits to order complete and guaranteed to fit and wear for $18.00 to $28.00. Our stock of fine dress goods and coating for ladies wear is larger than any retail store can offer. Home Woolen Mills Co., Spring Street Chambersburg, Pa, Retail Store Adjoins mill. WE HAVE NO STORE ON MAIN STREET. HOWARD YEAGER BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, NEWSDEALER, TURNIPS AND SUIT CASES, 29 SOUTH MAIN STREET Chambersburg, Penn'a, October Weddings Now is the time to order Stationery for the October wedding, as reasonable time is required by the engraver to produce first-class work. Two weeks at least should be allowed, although engraved work may be had in a week or ten days. Let us handle your order for Invita tions, Announcements, At-Home and Calling Cards, or anything in Engraved or Printed wedding or social stationery. Your order will be executed promptly and guaranteed absolutely correct in text and lettering. We have samples of both plain and paneled printed stationery to show you. Orders for printed stationery executed promptly and very neatly. Ml CULBRANSEN DICKINSON Player Piano You Can Play It I A Million Melodies at Your Command. p . t-.waa.-l a n I"" lf'1'1 I """" Easy to Play, Easy to Pay For. $395, $430, $475, $525. 12 Rolls MnsMeick Scarf, 2Jree Tunings. DUFFIEU) MUSIC HOUSE, 127 SOUTH MAIN STREET, Cheimbersburg, Fa. Is the Chautauqua a good thing for the community? If ao sup port it by buying tickets. Paul Johnston, of New York City, spent the time from Sa tur day evening until Monday xi rn ing in the home of his fattier, J. K. Johnstm, of this plac. Herman C. Hixson, Hagers town, Md., is spending a few daya in the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Hixson, East Lincoln Way. Patriotic year at Chautauqua. Get a season ticket while the get ting is good. New Advertisements. That Chambersburg, Orbisonia and other neighboring towns ap preciate the News as, an adver tising medium is proved by the quantity of space taken. Atten tion is called this week to the Racket Store, Leiter Brothers, Fulton County Bank, Atlantic Refining Company, Peters & Heintzelman. and C. F. Scott on the 8th page; on the 4th page you will find Reisners', Hess's, Liggett & Myers, Henninger's and Zug Hardware Co., while on the 5th page you will find Home Woolen Mills, Howard Yesger?, Henderson & Mong's, Duffield Music Store and others. You soon get behind the times if you do not read all the late advertise ments. BRUSH CREEK. Mrs. M A. Bark man returned trom a visit with her daughter Mrs. J. S. Akers at Fairmont, W. Va, on Wednesday of last week. Mrs T.H Walters, daughter Marian and Master George Hix son spent a day last week with Mrs. W.F. Hixson. The stone visited Jesse Bar ton's home recently leaving a fide boy. Mrs. Maria Jackson visited Mrs. N. B. Hixson last Wednes day. Miss E'izibeth Hixson went to Wells Tannery last Friday to be gin her school Monday. A large crowd attended the festival at Crystal Springs last Saturday evening by the P. 0. 8. of A , la honor of their boys who expect to be called to Camp Lee soon. "t Howard Perry, sou of William and Cora Il'ison, who was aged 4 moatbsand 4 days was buried Sunday 9ih at Akersvill i. Four brothers and two sisters and its pi e ts rmara Us loss. Oa lasD Wednesday evaning a party was gven at the home of E. E. Aters in honor of their son James who will soou go into training at Camp Lee Tbe time was spent pliying names, music and social chat Refreshments were served at 12 o'clock and all left reporting a srod time. Thoee present were: Eizibeth Hixson, Hazel Rieder, Besbie Akers, Mary Rohm, Minnie Lynch, Carrie LUrkman, Lula Scbenck aud James Akers, Hobert Barton Philip Spons'er, Peck Hershberg er, Jason Eihelman, Ollie Horton Carl Rohm and Harold and Clyde Akers WATERFALL Our schools in -Taylor began today. We wish the teachers and pupils all success the com mg te. in. ..Mrs. Ida Barnett was brought home last Saturday after having spent two weeks in the Roaring Spring hospital, where he underwent an opera tion. Hur many friends are glad for her speed v recovery. . . Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B. Heefoer and daughter dive, accompanied by Jere Heefner and daughter Cora, composed an automobile party that spent last Wedoesday at Mount Union with relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Black ENLIST NOW In the Large Army of Smokers of the Following Brands of CIGARS 3 FOR "lOe Red Apple Lord White Royalty Club John RiiqqpII 3 King Apple F 0R Brad Reed , IOC Scoop EVERY ONE A GOOD SMOKE SOLD EVERYWHERE Harry E.Hain - Distributor - York, Pa. c DR. FAHRNEY HAGERSTOWN, MD. DIAGNOSTICIAN Only chronic diseases. Send me your name and address and I will send you a mailing case and question blank. Don't use dope for chronic troubles, get cured. It is a satis faction to know what the cause is. CONSULTATION FREE. aid son Harper, and Mr. Daniel Rmehart, spent last Wednesday at Three Springs. Word was received here last week of the death of Frank Berg stressor in Chattanooga, Tenn. He was a son of, the late Wilson Bergstt esser, and brother of Harry H Berstresser and Mrs. A. N. Witter Mr. and Mrs George Liidig and son Harvey of Hustontown spent part of last Sunday as guests of their cousins. Mr and Mrs Jjsse B Hjefner . Mr. and Mrs Daniel Lenders, son Charles and daughter, Stella also spent a day recently with the Heefner family. Grandma Shaw, of Huston town who has spent several weeks with Miss Mary Wolf, has returned to her home again. If you support the guarantors of the Chautauqua this year, the Festival will return next year. Why not buy now and help the home folks. WEST DUDLIN. "Margaret Kirk has gone to Philadelphia where she has a position. Ruth Lyon ls'attending Peirce Business College in Philadelphia. Elmer King spent a few days recently with bis grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Brant in Licking Creek township. George King, who is employed at Miner sville spent a Sunday recently with his family in this township Mrs. Eliza Hoover, N. E. M. Hoover and Chester Brant speut a few hours on a recent Sunday at the home of Prof. H. A. Brum baugh at Defiance, Bedford coun ty. Sara Leidy, who has been em ployed at Mrs. James Brant's during the summer, has returned to her home at Waterfall. Mrs. Margaret Kesselring, of Hustontown. spent several days last week at the home of Mrs. Jennie Brant , Tbe Primaries. Owing to the bum telephone service in this county, we are un able to give definite results of yesterday'B contest. But from reports received from six of the twelve districts early Thursday morning it looks like Mock and Black are the leaders in the As sociate Judge contest. We will give the official vote next week. Sky Spltfter. Mnroy, (he lilk'lii'st mountain In the Empire state, was mimed In honor of Gov. William L. Murcy. Ita Indian name la "Tuhuwua" (he splits the Bk.v). - The number of . season tickets for Chautauqua is limited. There are just so many for sale. When that amount is sold there cannot be one more obtained at any price. Buy early. Miss Ruth Hoover, of Cham bersburg, ia visiting Miss Eliza beth Doyle on West Walnut St. Walter Taylor, Edward Brant and Rush Barmont have been dis charged by tbe District Board. Wanted, For Sale, For Rent, 'Lost, Found, Etc RATES One cent per word for each Inanrtinn. No advertisement accepted for less than 15 cents. Cash must ac company order. Wanted. Hege and Myerfl want potatoes at their store in Mercersburg. For Automobile, tire and life insurance, see John R. Jack-, son,. Agent. 6 28 17 tf Fou Sale: Forty buhels choice timothy seed, free from all weed seeds, at four dollars a bushel W R. Berkstresseu, Waterfall, Pa. 9 20 2t Men Wanted Laborers, Car penters Helpers, Mechanics Hel pers, Firemen, Trackmen, Stock Unloaders, Coke Oven Men, and other help. Good wages and steady employment. Apply to COLONIAL IRON CO., Riddles burg, Pa. ' 8 23 tf Administrator's Notice. Estate of Ella Burnl'Ml Isle ' H township, aeoeasea. Notice Is hereby given that letter"' titration upon the above euie granted to the undersigned " ,.. J lag olalms against said esuw ,u H them properly authenticated for isiuwj and those owing the same win P'""" U.T.HU.L I.ARNHART, 8 23-17-9 1, AQUilnitri' SB Administrator's Notice. Estate of Mrs. Elizabeth MclUdownoy, late of Itelfust township, deceased. Notice Is hereby given, thut Letters of Ad ministration upon the above estate have been grunted to the undersigned. All persons hav ing claims against said estate will present them propeny authenticated for settlement, and those owing the same will please call and settle. WM. McELDOWNEY, 8-19 at. Administrator. CHICHESTER S PILLS TUB IHAMONI BRAND. A u a I.adlra! A.ti ;..r lMi..l.iror A hl-cuea-ltr Dlamaad bra VAN I'llla la Hrd and 41. Id a,mli,cV bona, tealerf with niaa Ribboa. Tat alkrr. Bar r aar V vru MUt. A.k fnrnil.flirVu-'f'B'B'a .'aaiipi.1. iinjinu ft aa yt.ri known ai Btt. Sfit. Al w. v. U.IUbla SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHEkE FOB SALE II V JmesJ. Harris, McCooeW,, Hull & llender, " Soott Kuyan, . Leslie W. Seylor, " p Jacob Wloegardncr.CleuB M. H, Holllnshead. Harrtwn A. J. Lamberson, llustonto"11' Bene Haun, Saluvia, l'. f,,r$ MlMUessleHelsel.Well.7 1 AND AIXUOODIH-A- Western Maryland BiflW In Effect May 27, 117' . Subjeottoobangewltm"" Traini leave No Oumnerlana .u j no. 4- or . m. (dan, Hager.town.au. T , Cumberland. West W' I Pittsburgh, Chicago "" BJ t-.6T p. m. (dally) .rtrja town W avnesooro 1 1 tvsburg Harover, J m- J toBth.ladelphl..4' fd Geo'ir-" S. ENNES, (tenerai Manager. J
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