(XCE3ESI1NG PAEASSAPES
lLocfl and (leueral Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from oar
Exchange!.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
R3V. E J. Croft will preach
next Sunday mornin? at 10: 30 at
Ebsnezrjat Aibiry at 2:33, and
at Siloam at 7:00 in the evening.
Harry W. Shaw and Maurice
E. shaw, near Hancock, Md.,
were quests in the home of ex
Sheriff and Mrs. J. G. Alexand
er, of McConnellsburg Sunday
night.
Miss Samantha Mellott, of
Chambersburg, spent the time
from Saturday uutil Sunday
afternoon in the home of her pa-
rents, Hon. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Mellett.
"We have reached the time in
our national life when no loyal
citizen in the country can afford
to spend a dollar for wasteful
luxuries. Such an expenditure re
solves itself into a disloyal act."
Cardinal Gibbons.
HIDES. Prank 13. ' Sipos
ov tbe highest market pries
for he t hMes at tioir hutcher
ihop m McOonnellsburf, sJso
btgtiet price pai J for call Bkins
irieeptkins and tallow.
AdvertilHeniHDt,
If every home there are 20,
000,000 of them - should waste on
the average one-half cup of milk
daily, it would mean' a waste of
2,600,000 quarts daily 912.500,,
000 quarts a year the total pro
duct of more than 400,000 cows.
Of course, when you go to
Chambersburg for anything i n
the house-furni9hing line, you do
i" t decide upon a purchase un
ti' you have looked over the stock
a' Sierers' big st)re. See the
n; vertisement at the top of p.ve
5.
There will be roprerching ser
vi, 3 in the Reformed nor in tiie
Tii ibyterian church next Sun
day. Sunday school in the morn
ing md afternoon rrd Christian
Em'.mvor in the e r'ng all in
the Informed churcii. No heat
in thj Presbyterian.
Washington, D. C Thous
ands (if American airp'ane3 are
fl,iMg above the American forces
in E n ope today; thousands more
v.il! be added by June; still more
thdus! nds will pour across the
Atlantic as fast as the coordinat
f 1 fact )rie3 in this country can
turn th;m out.
The T.acket Store people have
a new advertisement in this
week's paper that it will pay you
to read As long as you see a
business man'a advertisement i n
the pioc, you may depend upon
if. that ht is "alive and kicking"
and duin' business at the old
stand.
Alton D. Neidigh, farmer, who
liV23 oa a farm West of Blain,
Ptjrry ounty, killed a hog a few
days ago which dressed 784
p iuikK Tie hog was about four
years old ai:d was thebiggest ever
kn nvn t; In raised in that sec
tion. The butchering was wit
nessed by atout seventy-five peo
ple. To 3 poor to take the home pa
per? Well, hat is a distressful
cjnditijn. Puy a hen, feed her
crumbs and aste from the kitch
en and she wi I lay eggs to pay for
a year's subscription; then work
h or up into a lotpia and she will
p.iy I ci fi st cost; so the paper
will be clear p-ofit. Repeat this
process year after year, mean
while learn wisdom and cease to
be pocr.
Mrs. Rilh I win, of Bartles
ville, O i!ithorn t, claims to be
the c'.i.iniDi hi knitter of the
country. She Lases her claim
on the fact that she knitted a
man's cuv.ple'e sweater, with
out a llivr, in ;ght hours and
forty-five minutes. She has
knitted fi.'un sweaters in
twelve days. T!. first one wes
c.mp!etn! in n.'! teen hours and
the second in ft-iuteen.
It now o k? cc: 'air, a review
er in Lunci-tfr c 'n'.ry states,
that tri;r? will 1h n t it-petition of
the p it.it i' u'i' of last year.
Potato? are sv.-iiin,,' at less than
half the fumvs tha: prevailed at
thitir:ip Ir-f. vi'ir. The cellars
of the tainvr.-i are f;ill of them,
and no srivtncn in price is looked
for. Prices i'i the cil'ea have not
go'i up to a'ny extent and ship
ment i Invo 'h' n!o'w. The p-es-'ett
price is $1.15 on board cars.
In addition to the names of
the boys published in last week's
News who went with the Aero
Squadron last Friday was that of
E.Kvood Wilkinson. They all,
"stuck" except Charlie Gold-1
smith, who returned home Sat
urday, he having failed in the
phy6icial examination at Harris
burg. A wide-a-wake 18-year-old boy
down in Preston county, W. Va.,
sets a good example to his fel
lows of similar age in all the
nearby states, by his activity
and success last year. The re
port states that without help he
nrenared all the eround and
planted four acres of potatoes, I
10 acres of buckwheat, 18 acres
of corn and 28 acres of oats, lie
also hauled and Bpread 200 loads
of manure. He selected his seed
corn in the field. The yield be
fore he began selecting was 4 0
bushels per acre; now it i, GO
bushels. He uses four horses on
the plow, and ties three spring
tooth harrows together and uses
six horses abreast when harrow
ing. He is president of tbe
White Oak Boys' Club.
"Oldfashlincd" inter.
Records made by U. S. weath
er observer at Chambersburg,
which is only 18' miles east of
the Fulton County line, and
which are practically true of
this county, January had two
records: one, for the coldest
day of the year; the other, for
the greatest amount of snow in
forty j ears.
On January 21,, the mercury
dropped to eleven below zero, and
thirty-eight inches of snow fell
throughout the month.
The summary for the month
shows:
Mean Maximum.- . 17,4
Moan minimum . .
Mean
Maxi.num
Minimum
Greatest daily rage. .31 degrees
Precipitation .. .. 4 03- in
Greatest in24h;5 LIS in. j
Total enow . in. I
Nine c'ar d:y eight partly I
clo'.irfy and f.-nrtaen clou iy.
There ha3 been a snowfall of
58 inches this winter, and about
an average depth of 2S inches
on the ground now. The ground
has been covered continuously
for nine weeks, and many of
the lateral roads are so bad'y
drifted as to be practically im
possible. 'Thousands of dollars
have been ppent by the State
Highway department in
efforts to keep the main
their
roads
open for through traffic.
. The Groundhog saw his shad
ow "good and plenty" last Sat
urday, and we may expect a
thaw and some mild weather i n
about six' weeks. S o, cheer up,
be happy, and be thankful it's
no worse.
Sanation Threatening in Mexico.
With its attention diverted to
more personal and important
matters, the public has conceiv
ably forgotten all about Mexico,
but that unhappy country is
still on the map, and conditions
there, according to .the report of
a representative of the New
York Sun, who has just return
ed from a tour of observation, so
far from having improved, are
worse than ever.
Owing to the failure of last
season's corn crop food is so
scarce that thousands of people
are on the verge of starvation,
and so desperate are the finan
cial straits of the Carranza gov
ernment that wholesale confisca
tion is being practised under the
guise of taxation. By a law
which became operative on the
first of the present year taxes in
the federal district, where most
of the corporations have their
headquarters, were increased
tenfold. A tax of 12 ppr cent,
was imposed on the capital stock
of all corporations within the
provincial jurisdiction, and al30
on all invested capital, i,n
amounts ranging from $100 to
$10,000. In addition to this, the
Carranza administration collects,
or tries to collect, a surtax of 50
per cent. It is no wonder that
businesses at a standstill and
that the merchants and compan
ies thus being robbed are up in
arms.
It is not, however, from these
sources that the federal treasury
derives the larger part of its in
sufficient revenues. To impose
a confiscatory tax is one thing,
to collect it is quite another. It
........ 18.1 1
. 41 j
. minus 11 1
is no easier to extract blood from
a turnip than it is to obtain an v.-1
come from business which is not i
being done, and all that eavits.
the Carrarza stror box frcm
absolute etiiplirie:;?, is the revenue
derived from the oil v ells in toe
region of Tamjico. Toat these
wells are eMiaorcir arily pro
ductive is a well-known fact,
and no approach to a full reali
zation of their potentialities has
yet been made. It is stated by
the correspondent from whose
dispatch this information is gath
ered that with sufficient ships
and storage they could be made
to yield 200,000,000 barrels a day.
This seems incredible, but al
ready the product is immense !
and on every barrel exported
Carranza collects 11 cents, while
another tax of unknown magni- j
tude is levied by the revolution-!
ary general who controls the oil
producing territory.
It is an anomaly that a coun
try whose natural resources are
so immeasurably great should be
povrty-strioken and starving.
Had Carrarzi chosen to culti
vate friendly relations villi th.j
United States s'.nd to conduct
his government on tiio p'inci;,les
of tqnity and j:i:-tiv, American
crpital wr uM lu.ve Ixi'ii forth
coaling fur tu:vo!ipni:nt, an.
before now proM)"ri?y vooli
have prevailed, t ut ho and hit
revolutionary suporte; s, liutin;.:
tiii;? country as tiny l o, lrve
greedily lisfcned to the lit" the
Germans have told them. They
are maintaining an altitude cf
hostility toward the United
States in anticipation cf a . Gor
m;.n victory, which would
avenge them on the detest.';!
"Gringo," a:id llierj is r ly rt o
Ai'xic.'.n of any proniuci.ee
Pablo Gonzales who h.w . nse
m.oogh to s
t!
"e
vo
c-.u.'itrk'n ;;r ;o ii 1 I
iii.it i p. t;i the iutnro ot iM'.xi;.
depondd.1'nii.. del; 'iiia Iniu.rer.
Ssvi!;:.
One of t'.e iv. '.r !.r.i r: if t y
to Mr. a;. u )J.;.rcy i:. ; o
oif Ayr t.v.;:: hip, oi.d Tiai!.v.
i f ircrmi n. The ;'ut;ual la.!;
y'.zcc jtsku'r-y -t d h tern.et;i
was in;u!.: in U. k i ('eiiielery.
J. 11. V;.n Clove's
PUBLIC SALE
Thursday, February 21, '18.
The U..dersiii!d having rent
er h'o farm and intending to re
move to Iowa, will su'l at his resi
ritxee on what is ki.o'vn as tlm
James Henry farm 1 niilo north
oistof Knobsviile, 10 Head of
Horses and Colts, ousistmg
or 1 Gray Man- 8 .yours old, .'ood
leader, weight 1L0 ; 1 LJty horse
8 v'rs old, youd kudiT, weight
1500; 1 Hocre! huibv, (5 ,i rars od,
food clTsirlo worker, tino driver,
weight 10OU. 1 C.iy Mare 5 year
'ild, weighl 1-00, wilt wo: If any
where hitchud; good drafty 2-year-old
oo!ls, (u:t, a in tire, the
othor a gfddinsr it piri)ij Colts.
18 HEAD of CATTLE. These
are well-mod (Jvoi uucys ami
Sborlhorr.fi, cousislint!r ei G'o id
Milch Cows, fomij of wko.i will
be fresh by day of tali & l tho
others c!o-o sp i: ;.". f. 1 roj.'is
tort d C uo.natsy Ha.l ;.rs o;d,
and 1 yearling (.Jia-.le '. Iioit.
Bu I; 3 fat bters atjj ii if u'ei n
2 yea1 s nlil Oueof tl.o hi if-;rs
will be f: esh in the ti-ntig
spring a' d nun ci.r ( u.c.-i 11
InaJ of f;ooJ big Hi ft 1 ; K vt':
t G Head i.f I Jogs t:o:m Urjr of T
puie b.'d I ii'ltsh vo Urood
tio vs, 3 of which arc Uted to far
row in Match aid 2 Ja'.or. 1 i?-rii-teretl
O I. C toar. 1!,
BliOPts woifiirt: from 110 to li t)
los. 100 Cli.eii.ns. Farm Jla
chincry, consktiutc t oi.o 8 It.
nut JJeei -ltigi'.ider, 1 r.ow0..la
rio drill, 1 0-;borrv3 Mower, 1
nnailv now di -.c iw, ow, 1 Ij-stc
tion tprirg too-h harrw.v, 1 mvd
Deoru corn planter, 2 w.ilkii g
corn plows, 1 good Oiivnr eh ilk d
p;ow, 1 htiyrpke, it. ch tie--.d
wagou, i:e'.r)y t ow with wron
box O .t: 3 itu h tro td wognn.
200 bb's cf con., bO t,u--. cf
oat-', and Kortf, po'.aeev, 1 d
dfi'3,.1 tntinre wai.or, 1 f i od
surrey, 1 stick v.;i;:or, 1 prrc
ftone,.J trardon plu "', II;.rcess,
household f.-Oud-', TOl'; IhtllV ul
stoves, cnptiof d, tsblos, chairs,
carpets, &c , &!., IV e furniture
13 nearly new but must be sold.
Terma made known on day of
sale.
John H. Van Cleve.
Wlble and Harris, auctioneers.
KGuS CARD TELLS HOW THE HOUSEWIFE
CAH 'HELP THE SOLDIERS WIN THE WAR
Feed Director Heinz Makes
Conserving Wheat, Meat,
Asks Ycu to Send
Now, It's up to the hoiiBowlfc!
President Wilson nnil Herbert Hoov
er Imvo told m tliut KOOD WILL W'l.V
TMH WAU, mul tliey luive told uh how
to umu the pri'siMU supply of loud to
m:ik. a wnr victory poKHilile.
Howard Hi'ili., Director of t lie Food
Supply Department, Pennsylvania
Committee of Public Safety, and Fed
eral Food Administrator for Pennsyl
vania, recently Issued the text of the
second Home Curd. The curd has on
It u full explanation of what Ilia
I'nlted States Food Administration
wants you to do to 'conserve food.
HANG THIS IN YOUR KITCHEN
UNITED STATES FOOD ADMINISTRATION
HOME CARD 1918
WHAT YCU CAN DO TO HELP WIN THIS WAR
Our Problem Is to feed the Allies and our own soldiers abroad by
Ben:!!iii! them as mu h food as we can of the most concentrated nutrlc'vo
v.-'kie in 'ilie least shippiiiK spa; e. These foods are wheat, beef, pork,
butter and pimar.
Our Solution is to e:t le. s of these and as lilt lo of nil foods as will
support lioa'th and si r. in;.h'. All wiving counts for .victory.
The F oiid Atiinii'i:; rition a-.k-s every loyal American to help win the
war by maintaining rigidly, as a minimum of saving, the following pro
Kiam: ,
Have TWO 'WHEMXESS DAYS (Monday nnil Wednesday) every
vek. and 0N2 WHEATLESS MEAL In every day.
IvvphinaUim On "Wheat; :ix" days ami in "Wlieatle. r" menls of
nC'c.1 day i use no cr:i l;ers, p istry, macaroni, breakfast food or
other cereal food containing wheat, and use no wheat Hour In any
fo-m except the small am unt 'hit may he noeded for thlckonlng
oii) i or gravies, or fur a b'n ler in corn bread and other cereil
h-c:!di. As to briad, if you bake It fit home, use other cereals than
v.lieat. and If you buy II, buy only war bread. Our object Is, that
vo should liny and consume one-third less wheat products than we
did last year.
Have ONE- MEATLESS DAY (Tuesday) In every week nnd ONE
H" T ATLFS3 MEAL In every day. Haw TWO PORKLESS DAYS
(Tr'-d:i;. cid Sttii't'av) 'n every week.
T'xplnna'inn "Meatless" means without any cattle, bop or sheen
pro.l'o ts. On other dy use mutton and lamb In preference to beef
t nerk. "T'orU'ss" mc'-ns without pork, bacon, ham, lard or pork
preil 't is. f:-es'i or pv s.'i v m1. I'so (lnh, poultry and pkrs. As a na
tion v.e eit an w-ste nearly twice as much meat 89 we need.
Malic every day a FAT SAVIN'S DAY (Huttcr, lard, lard -substitutes,
etc.!
i:x;il vn:'n- Fiy less: h'ike, broil, boll or Rtew foods Instend.
S-ve ;ie::' ''' o;rn in - th o and vegetable ol's for conkinc In
rt !.;! i f 1 '. '. er ! - f ' 1 vain- vital to children; therefore.
! -
re'ii'
'i f f a-.
ViV;' t ! o . e h f t a-. ''e
M::l.e -ve-v v a r,UCA3.SAVIN3 CAY.
ii mi-'' e Ui s i :ar. I.e s sweet drinks nnd candy con
t; !o' - .j ; -.ho i'd li use I lii war time. As a nation we have
u ,e i iv.'.t-' mm h 'ii'ar as we need.
Vse rr?C!T3. VEO-TA.LES and POTATOES abiimlant'y.
. ..i ,-.;;. i-(-;., ':o; are heill!i:'iil and plentiful, nnd, at the
Fnri" ti' i. n nly l i'n' the p! i y of other foods which wo must save.
Itat.-e all you can for l.onv use.
r. fc'll.K w!--'y.
Kvplaivilon tT o all of milk: waste no part of It. The chil
dren inntit luive whole milk. Use sour and skim milk In cooking and
for cottage cheese.
HOARDING FOOD. Any one buying and holdlnR a larper supply of
fond now than In peace time, except foods canned,, dried or pre
served in r:e homtf, Is helping to defeat tbe Food Administration
in Its attempt to secure a just distribution of food nnd thi estab
lishment of fair prices. The food honrder Is working against the
common pood and even against (he very safety of the country.
Hoarding food In households is both selfish nid unnecessary; the
(iovcrnmen! Is protecting the food supply of its people.
T.ovaltv In little things Is the foundation of the nntion.nl strength. PIS
I.OVAI.TY IN' LITTLE THINGS CS1VKS AID TO TUB ENEMY. KEEP
Tin-: ri.KPCE.
po not limit the food of growing I Treach nnd practleo the "gospel of
ihil.lren. ... , . , ! the clean plate."
Rpr siitile out food to ma'ntiln I '
he-!t'i; the nation needs strong I Housekeepers should help the stores
people. I to out down deliveries.
Co-onerate with voir loal and ' Use local supplies; this saves rail-
,.r;,i fiv' at ni n s rators. Take I , , ...
their ndvlce. I r0!"l transportation.
Report to the nearest food administration officer the name and address of
any person discouraging the production or saving of food.
WHY WE MUST SAVE FOOD
To the Members of the United States Food Administration:
Hie lir-n of 'he Allied Nations a:o lighting; they are not on the farms.
Even the men of the European neutral countries are under arms. The fields
of both Allies nnd nen'rals lack mm-power, fertilizer nnd machinery.
Hence the production of food by th sr countries has stendily lessened ever
since the beginning of the war, while, nt the same time, the shortage of
shipping has grown more an 1 nin e serious, with the consequent, s??ady
Increase of difficulties In bilnging Mod from the faraway markets of India,
AusiT'lla nnil the Argentine.
Tlk sl'ui'tion has b 'camt' cK'cl. There is simply not enough food In
Europe, yet the soldiers cf thu Allies must be maintained lii full strength;
their wive; and children at l:rm. must not face famine; the friendly neu
tra's mmt not be starved: and, finally, our own army in France must never
lack a needed ounce of food.
There is jus1 on' wiv in which all these requirements enn be met.
North Miic-Ica must furnish the fond. And wo must, furnish it from our
snvle-s ' - .use we have a'r -uilv sent our normal surplus.
We ilo not need to starve our own people. We have plenty for our
selves eel if Is t c flrri io!lcv of tilt) Food Administration to retain tor
our neonle hv l!s cmrr.ii of cxpir's. a silMlclent supply of every essential
foodstuff We w"ut ivibotly !n our country to eat 1-ss than is nec.'sary fo
good health and fu" si-englh. for Amerlcn needs the fu'l tirodnc'ive power
cf all Its r"np' Mncii of the needed saving can bo effected by sub tltnt
ln one 'kind cf fond fcr nnoiher. Tint the time has come to put aside all
selfishness -nil d;lov:!!.v. T o t'm has come for sacrifice.
The Vl'os iv;l na to meet nph- th-dr absolutely Imperative neetls. T''ey
nre r-trirtli'"- the etvunipMon if heir own people to He miiilm"ni n
saw for lieil'h nnd strmtfh. Th ? are coiitrc'Ung their food hv drastic
riivcna-'i'it vo-nbtlon. Ther? is ev e actual privation among their women
nud "MM-" ' 'her.. I-.- s'arva'lon In h- 'cium.
The V s ned whea and m"nt rntl 'ats nnd sugar. They must, hnve more
of all nf th; ' than 've have been s-:nd!i g. more than we shall be ah'o to
RTid unleri! " e rostrlcf on" own con unietlon. We can do It without harm,
for as n nation, we are today eating and wasting much more food thnr
we need.
TV who'e great nrcb'em of winning the Tar rests primarily on one
thing; the lnynlty nnd sacrifice of tV American neoplo In the matter of
foed. It Is not a' government resp-'ns'blllty, It Is the responsibility of each
Individual. Each P"imd of fond saved by each American citizen Is a pound
given to the support of our army, tho A.lHes and the friendly neutrals.
Esch pound wa ited er eaten unnecessarily Is a pound withheld from them. It
Is a !li-i" f it."'""n! obM"i'.lon on t! e part of each of us to some one in
Eurnp" whom r; --o -id to hel-i
If w nre , h t v -v'i c":e'- s we nre a'sloynl. we nre the enemy nt
homo. N't "-' 's th" '' ' '' o-ir t'''-'i:o;. i,Pt ,:8 make It the hour of our
victor v "-' ( 'ves: vii lory over the Enemy of Fro -dom.
TIOWAr-' '"IVZ, ' HEH:"!nRT C HOOVER,
Fede-a! i'o..i ' o;il 'i 'sir.itor for United Stales Food Administrator.
j ,- , v-nla.
If the mother would have her
children susceptible of training,
let her make her own life what
it should ba. Let pure and holy
thoughts fill her mind; grand and
noble deeds enter into her life.
Just as surely as "like produces
like" in the vegetable kingdom
will the life of the mother be re
flected in that of her child.
Public Latest Program For
Fats and Sugar He
For Receipt Book.
Read every word of It, then read It
again.
I Clip It from this newspaper and
j hang it In the kitchen until the regu
lar pasteboard card Is mailed to tliogu
' patriotic women who Binned the
pledKfl card last November. Tlio Food
: Administration In Philadelphia will
' mall a recipe book to each housewife
i who sinned the pledne card. If you
didn't sign, send your name to Food
' Administration, Bulletin Building,
' Philadelphia.
The contents of the card, ni an
I nouueed by Mr. Heinz, are ub follows:
t'l I: ' Waste no snap; it Is
f all :a't. .e use and waste two and a
nt'il,
That Evan Hawkins has a pair
of Perchercns that are some pull
era, is proved by the fact that
one day last week a big gasoline
truck, which with its load, weigh
ed 11,000 pounds, stuck in "the
snow up at the Alexander tollgate
east of town. Mr. Hawkins just
hitched his percherons to it and
dragged it down into Linn's garage.
T-;f n imujiMf fiiwiji -min
GeooW.Reisner&Co. 1
HAVE
Ladies' and Misses' Coats I
left that you can buy at a bargain, S
as we want to clear them out en
tirely. It will pay you to look them over
Suits and Overcoats
We can save you $3.00 to $5.00 on
a suit or overcoat. Some elegant
values in these goods. -
Dress
for spring aru coming in. These
goods were bought very early and
are cheap compared with thj pres-N
en t market. - - - - -
Foib!oe-r3
of all kinds. The best and a fair
stock yet. ------
Com
Geo
. W. Beisner $ Co.,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
TIIESUNIVERSAL CAK.
Get Your FORD
We are issuing this notice to intending buyers that
they may 'protect themselves against delay or disap
pointment in securing a FORD CAR. Delay in placing
your order at this time may cause you to wait several
months w hen you want a FORD.
The unusual winter demand for FORD CARS
makes it necessary for us to confine the distribution
of cars only to those agents who have orders for imme
diate delivery rather than permit any agent to stock cars
in anticipation of later spring sales. If, therefore, you
are planning to purchase a 10 D CAR we atlvis? you
to place vour order to-day with our aphorized FORD
agent listed below and don't be disappointed later on.
Immediate orders will have prompt attention.
PR!
Runabout
-
-
car
ford One-ton Truck - - GG0.00
ALL F. O. B. DETROIT.
May we not have your order for one? We pledge Ford
owners the reliable Ford service at our authorized
agent listed below as he carries a fi:li line of genuine
Ford parts at standard Ford prices; also, a full line ac
cessories and skilled workmen to give you ef ficent ser
vice, any time, any where, j
FORD MOTOR CO.
Ford Sales and Service Agent,
EMORY A. DIEHL
Locust Grove, Pa., controlling the territory of '
Brush Creek, Union, Belfast and Bethel tpwn
ships, Fulton County, Pa.
Administrators' Notice.
Kstnte of Mm. Martha Sklte. lute of Belfast
tOWCSlilp, (lCUFUHUll,
Notion I" hnrphy ulvf n. that Lot ten of Ail-
nilMiKtmtliiD upon tli uhove estiai1 Imve boen
iintntr rt to th uuilrrHlirned. All pi-rsonH lmv-
m k.' claims iiimtriNt mini t'stute will present
them uriiui-r.v mi t hen Homed for Hfttlenieni,
and those owing tho sume will plcaso cull und
nettle.
V D. Slffl.KS,
M L. SMITH.'
.lCM3t, Administrators.
Trespass notices for sale at the
News office 6 for a quarter.
Sent prepaid by mail if cash ac
companies the order.
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A FEW
Goods
While
Getting is Good.
5
- - $345.00
360.03
Western Maryland Railway.
In Effect January 0, 1918.
Subjoot to ohunge without nolle.
Trains leave Banoook aa follow! :
No, 31 12 p. m. (dally) for Cumberland. Wen
Vlrinla points, and Pittsburgh, Chlongo
and the Weal.
No. S SOT p. m. (dally) tor Hageratown,
Wayoeaboro, Cbkmbf rfburg, (ietivf
burit. Hanover. HMtlre, Wanhluulou,
I'hiludolphiu and Now Voik.
O. F STKWART
S ENNRS, Geu'l faaaenger Ag'l
Unnernl Manager
Subacribo lor tfie Nxws.
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