flIERESTINii PASAGBAP8S
(j(lc1 nd General InlereM, Onthered
at Home or Capped from our
Exchangee.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
Mrs. D. F. Tmnt ppent lait
Friday very pleasantly in Cham
bersburtf. ' Mrs. Elftbeth Baldwin, of
Harrisburjf. is vinitinR Henry
Comerer'3 and other relatives and
friends in town.
Frank Shimer son of Mr. E
Shimer of HarristurR is a visitor
in the home of iiis grandmother
Mrs. Elizabeth Shimer.
Charles Beidleman, of Harris
burtr. came to McConnellsburg
last Saturday for a few days va
cation in the homes of relatives.
Mrs. A. J. Lamberson of Hus
tontowr, is spending a few days
with her son rostmaster B. C.
Lamberson, on 'North Second
Street.
Mr. N. H. Pe, near Need
more, is spending a few days in
the home of his brother Jonathan
near St. Thomas.
S 'Idicr's address: Prvt. Stan
ley Quay Mellotr, Co. M. 128th
Inft. Am. E. F. P. 0 , 7114, via
New York City. "
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gordon,
of Thompson township, are visit
ing relatives in the eastern part
of the State.
Mark Dickson formerly of
town, but now of Buffalo, N. Y.,
is a visiter in the home of his
brother-in-law andeister (Alice),
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Nace.
Mr. Mike Black, who for the
past six weeks has been in the
Government employ at Baltimore,
spent the week end with his
family on East Walnut St.
Mrs. Rachel Peck and her
prar.d-dsughter Mary Peck, of
Martinsburt?, W. Va., are spend
ing this week emong their Fulton
Ccunty friends.
McConnellsburg M. E. church,
Sunday morning at 10:30: Me
moriabservices for Corporal Bish
op, who was lately killed in action
in France.
Rev. C. F. Jacobs and family
are enjoying their annual vaca
tion, a period of ten days which
they are spending in York, their
former home.
J.' L. Grissinger of New
Grenada and sons 0.. 0., and H.
A., spent a'few hours In town
last Friday and were welcome
callers at the News office;
Assistant Postmaster Johnnie
Conrad, returned home last Fri
day evening after having spant
a week very pleasantly, visiting
among friends in Altoona.
There will be preaching at the
Laurel Ridge Christian church an
the first Sunday in September at
10:30 o'clock by the pastor, Rev.
T. K. Downes.
Mr. Earl Taylor, in the U. S.
Engineering service, at Hog
Island, spent a few hours in the
parental home in this place last
. Sunday.
Miss Grace Lodge and Miss
Joan Morton have received ap
pointments to lucrative Govern
ment positions and they are leav
ing to-day for the National Capi
tal to enter upon their duties.
The teaching force of our county
is being depleted by the going
of these young ladies, as they
have both been very successful
instructors.
An automobile party composed
ofM. M. Boor, Artemas, Pa!;
Kuasell and Raymond Barnhart,
Sideling Hill, Pa.; B. F. Boor,
proprietor of the Sweet Root Inn.
Chaneysville, Pa., with Lemuel
Smith at the wheel of his Ford,
spent a few hours in McConnells
burg last Friday. B. F. Boor, who
is a son of M. M. Boor, was born
in this county 43 years ago. He
has-recently enlisted in the U. S.
army s rvice, and has been ap
pointed Department Inapt ctor of
1'ield Artillery ammunition.
IF YOUR CHILDREN
ARE DELICATE OR FRAIL
under-nlzt or under-weighi
remember Scott's Emulsion
is natures grandest growing
food; it strengthens their bones,
makes healthy blood and pro
motes sturdy growth. ...
ftoott ft Bowtie, Hlnmftld, If. J." ' '
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Our faithful formane of the
News, Mr. M. F. Doyle, has been
on the sick-list for a day or two.
'Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson L. Nace
and flu ugh tor Helen left yester
day rimming for a wckend visit
to Baltimore and Washington.
Services' in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning at
10:30; a special program will be
used in reference to Labor Day.
The usual open-air service at the
Couft House in the evening. In
caae of rain, services will be hold
in the Methodist church.
Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Campbell
and daughter of Mt. Union, mo
tored to -McConnellsburg last
Sunday. The Doctor returned
home the same day, but Mrs.
Campbell and Emma Grace are
remaining a few days in ti:e home
of Mrs. Campbell's mother, Mrs".
E. M. Lodge.
Mr. Calvin Fryman, Mr. an'J
Mrs. John Hoopengardner and
Master Warren, of Berrien
Springs Mich., accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Fryman
of town, motored to Carlisle
lant Thursday to visit the Fry
man boys' sister, Mrs. Snrah
Conrad. On Friday they visited
the Capitol, returning Saturday
evening from a sight seeing trip
over the Battle Field at Gettys
burg. They were traveling in
Mr Cal's Oltfsmolile.
Mr. J; Carlton Biker, of Pittv
burgh, M. Burnett Baker, Gn
eral Manager for the Lincoln
Highway Farm?, formerly of
Columbus, O , and Lieut. Alfn-d
Franklin Baker, U. S. A. Ord
nance Dept., at Camp Joe Johns
ton, Jacksonville, Fla., are regis
tered at the Hotel Harris. It is
reported that the two ningle boys
are "going over" soon, if so.
there will be some bells ringing
in Wells Valley and West Vir
ginia. An automobile party composed
of Mrs. W. R. Evans and son
Paul, of Hustontown, with the
latter at the wheel, accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. - William W..
Hoover and children Helen
Frances and William Robert, of
Chicago, and Miss Lois Mumma
of Jeannette, spent a few hours
in town Tuesday.. Will Hoover
i3 one of Chicago's rising young
attorneys and he and his family
are visiting his father at Hus
tontown. Mrs. W. D. Hawk and little
daughter Martha, after spending
two months with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mason, left Satur
day to join her husband at the
home of his parents at New
Kenington. l'a. Mr. Hawk has
resigned as Office Manager of the
Firestones Fire and Rubber Co.
at their Wichita Branch, to enter
the Officers' Training School at
Camp Taylor, Kentucky. Here-
ports at Camp today.
Evangelist C. H. Loyer is
drawing large crowds nightly at
the big tabernacle at Hancock. A
great open-air meeting will be
held on Main Street of that town
on Saturday evening, after which
a great indoor meeting will be
held in the tabernacle. Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 a patriotic mass
meeting will be held by Evan
gelist Loyer assisted ' by other
able speakers. A great praise
meeting Sunday evening at 7:30.
Special meetings every night next
week at 8 o, clock.
Family Reunion.
Four generations, in two fami
lies, were present last Sunday in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Henry at Clear Ridge; namely,
MrsClara Miller, her son Warren
Miller of Altoona, and his daugh
ter Ruth; Mrs. J. C. Wright and
little son Clayton, of Altoona;
Mrs. Henry's aunt,- Mrs. Cather
ine Vorcs, her daughter Mrs. C.
J. Sheppard, of Washington, I).
C, and her son Charles and three
chilnren, of McConnellsburg.
Other relatives who were there
were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown
and two children Hilda and Wil
lardof Six Mile Run; (Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Henry are sisters) Mrs.
Warren Miller, Misses . Mabel
and Aileen Miller, and Mrs. Ida
Sheppard of Washington, D. C.
They all enjoyed a big dinner,
had a picture taken of the group,
and all returned to their respect
ive homes in the eveningexcept
Mrs. W. Miller and daughters,
who will visit in ti e Henry homo
a few days before returning to
their home in Altoona.
Sobicriba for ttie Nbwi
Serious Accident. '
' An accident that might have
been attended with fatal reeults
happened at the ntone quarry at
PatterHorii R,in on the Lincoln
Highway Ian?, flutwrday. John
W. Doyle, of this place had
charge of the steam drill, and
was preparing to put off a blast,
when the rock.- overhead "let go"
and had it not ben for his quick
action, Mr. Doyle would have
been buriad beneath tons of rock.
As it was, he was caught, and
badly injured. L'ickily no bones
were broken, and he is now rest
ing comfortably at his home in
East Extension.
Wink Oak Kidc.
Don't foret the lied Cross
picnc ut Wiirforikburg SaUir
da. L'jt tiVuryt'ody turn out
and holp ".vtiiD the K dvjr."
Too Mayt-s Clunel fttinday
school will hold a p'eno ou the
7i:i of Scptt mii'jr i, vL.ich ovory
(H v is coromlly invito J.
Isaiah L Uichardjon and his
ister Mrs J)Ji, of Marklesbur',
L'a. are ';M'.ing relative in this
neighborhood. Th'iy were guests
in fie li'umi of M. s 0 I Bnre.
M. M. I3)or and son. 15. '., o!
Artrmis H dlVd C a ity, w rj
at O I U) jro's I'VicUy niytifc au 1
Saturday.
Alfred M i-'rroii if Wupj Cw
and Jmn Utmrt of Vr
f rdsbarg v ju t 15 k'ma rj la-o
i"u"vJiiv to wii-l a carpcuters
fj: ulr.1 (i 'V'.'',':,i)e.it.
VVil'ivn H.itM ;id f iirn'y viif,
uJ Loj Crawford's a; Amaranth
a f'jw days i'.jjo.
SALUW SUMMAI!IZINCS.
Tins1 o v.ii-. 'iiai'u t.'undatK f
at Uiu fu'icrsl Mfivicn an I in
t'!r;nont of II m. .J Wrsloy II )(n
at SiloHin M V, chu:cli I'.td
c'.i ni'i'.cry rui Woi.duy.
If :v ii-tfi Mrs. S. J. lU!igor
nd d iuIiV-T and son, of Kiirns
v'Jie, Va , piu.i; d a bhort tinrjat
tborraveora liMlo hou in the
enmetory at Anbury M. E. church
atGreoiilinl as thoy woro en
route t: Svbvlia.sville, Md., t
visit. Mrs. IMtinger's parents.
Mr. i'lttiosrr was formerly thf
social, elhciont pastor on the
HiTiso'iviho char;o of tlio M.
VI E. Church.
Mrs. Amy Wo'ford, of Bod
furcl, lus boon tivndiag some
im,o in tha horn? of her sistor
drs. Jx.seph Sijt'ss.
Herbert and I'hiltp Sipis, of
fuitin c:)ii ity, M . aro visiting
iimmg tlieir rclitivjs in tins
section. Tuey aro sons of the
I it T. lloilloy iSipj s, ard it, bus
wen about ."8 years sinco thoy
tir.st wont VVst. Tiioy tiad thut
4 great many chmos tiave taktri
)!;C'J iu tho L'c'fing Crr ek Valli y
sinco they loft, ar:d they aro abh
to ifla',0 many intorctttitu thiogs
ii c iiitiocti in with coiiclitioris ii
the Vo-t
Mrs. titiloy, of Washm jtop,
D C, daughter of tho lato U mr)
Sipos and sistor of the lato Ci'.pt.
Thomas Sipos, woro called to
ibis county on account of the
death of Hon. Wosloy II p.
Mr. ana Mrs. David Ii. Strait.
of Lhltshnrt'l), motonul to thi
county last I'. iday and vi.sitod ir
tho liomo of tho forinor's brother
llirvey M , and six tor Mrs. Bard.
Our i B'ii hviorS Mr. and ,Mrs
E II Uondorhhot and nn Lae,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ban
md son Max, motored to Luray.l
Va , to attend a LYunit.ve Biptist
Association.
PUl'.LIN MILLS.
Miss Olivb llo.ss who is in the.
Polyclinic hospital, Poiladelphisi,
is unpnving slo"ly. Tins is
Olive's ihird Hurgical oporation
since February.
Miss Lydia McCI tin, of Water
fall, spoilt Saturday night whli
her girl fri'ond Mayo Knoppor.
Gard Anderson and fam'iy
spont Sunday at J. L. Wright's.
Thoro will bo proachiug ar d
Sunday school at Contor next
Sunday afternoon.
Mabol LIuss spent last, Situr
day night and Sunday at Wi'liam
Ki eppor's.
John L Wrifrhl. has treatod
himsolf lo a now Oililand cur.
Miss Lillian IVk pont ht
woulc with hor sisti'r Mrs. 11 iy
Hess.
Win Brown and faniily'spnnt
last Sunday at Fort LVtlloton,
A happy cro d ol young pooj lo
assouorilol at Winoardnor'a
school houso a fuw evomus ago
and had a corn roast. Tboso who
wor.j toro wjii: Mab;)l and
Uolh Ludig, Lydia McClain,
Boulah Barrett, Herman and
Joss Gracoy, ltul llorshoy,
IWpb, Horgstrr Bor, Edward and
K uma finve, Varnon K srlin,
Mame Stevous. tinorgf Wilson,
Jamos and C.ir! II her, Iluth and
Luolla H384, Miyo Knapuar, Li I
lian Park, Bessie Him mail; lliley,
Walter anrl Gaines B-own; Hoy
Wiblo, Joho II G'-issingsr,
Gorjro aid Cora (1 idfelto'-,
VI r. and Mrs. Ray Huss, Ctrl
II'jsh, IioTard and Erin an
Ki.eppor, John and Jamoa Clip
pmgor, Bon Miller, Cloma
Brown, and Blanche' Winegard-nor.
Card uf Thanks.
Mirfs Sallie Hoop and her sis
ter Mrs. Eva Gress desire to
thank the friends ar.d neighbors
fur eympathy and help diirin:? the
illness and death of their father,
the late John W. Hoop.
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60 HEAD OF CATTLE
100 HEAD OF SHEEP.
Tho undersigned will sell at
his Jarm occuoied by Robert
Hainil, 1 milo east of McConnells
burg on tho Lincoln UiKhway nu
Thursday, September 12, '18
sixty bead of tattlw, of which 10
aro fresh cowh, somo with calves
at their hide; 16 head of steers
that will average 5b lbs. each;
.3 HtocK bulln, well bred, the bal
uijcu aro hufors rauKii g from
5D0 to 700 lbs Some of tho
nicem ttud huifers are ready for
the butcher.
lUU head of sheep, the most of
which aro good btoctf owos and
worthy the atiemiou of any farm
er who may wish te raise sheep.
Sale wil 1 begin ut 1 o'clucu.
Ueaoi)uole credit.
Hauuy1Ia.mil
Sale Kcjiser.
Saturday, September 28th,
Davia CJiUstou intend to
ureak up iiouekeej;'iig and go to
tho West, will soil at bis resi
dence near liuci Hill sshool
uoujo iu Ayr lowrihhip, personsl
(.ironui ty, aud iho samo time
utTcr his real estate. Sale will
ooia at 1 o'cIum, p. m. J. J.
llarns, auctioueof.
Kuittitlg.
The Red Cross room will be
open Friday evening Aug. 130th
from G.ao to 8.00, ahso Tuesday
evening September 2 from 0 30
to 8 o'clock. Will the McCon
nellsburg people call for the
socks and sweater yarn?
Knitting Committee.
farm Wanted.
Give location, acreage, cleared
and in timber, improvements and
all detail imformation and price
in first letter. Address,
F. M. Taylok,
8-8-tf. McConnellsburg, Pa.
Cider.
The cider-making outfit at
Weller's mill in Ayr township
will be in operation the first
Wednesday in September and
every Wednesday thereafter dur
ing the season. ' '
Administratrix Sale
OK VAI.l'AHI.K
Real Estate.
FRIDAY, SEPTEKUER 13,1918, AT 11 A. M.
T,y virtue cf unorder of the Opiums
Court of Fulton County I'cniisylvunlu,
tlio uiiili'i-siiird Adiiiinisti'uirlx of tbo
(Mtaleof Win. L. Duvall, Into of Hrusli
C.erk Township, Fultou County
Ci'iinsylvania, deceased, will un the
uliovo nanii'd date sell at public xule
on tlio premises in Hrusli Creek Town
ship two miles north of Akcr.svllln,
uiul one lied one half mile south of the
Lincoln Uihwuj, tho following valu
able real estate beloiiltitf to tho said
estate.
Good Slate Farm.
Hounded and de.-eribud us follows;
all thut certain tract of land situated
iu Kru.sh Creek township, boiindud on
tho North by lands of J. It. Jackson,
on tho West by lands of II. A. Welsh,
and Win. HixHon, on the South by
byuls of S. M. Juckson, unci on the
Kant by binds of Heiehloy Ilros., cou
talnlni,' In all about One Hundred Forty-tike
acres and allowances. About
50 ucres of which Is cleared farm land
In good s.ute of cultivation. Tho bal
ance, of tho tract Is iu good timber,
consisting of white pine, wliito oak,
chestnut, and a lot of lino yellow plno
timber.
Good Frame House and Good
Barn Practically New.
Fine spring water, and yout orchard
of apples, peaches and pears. A de
sirable home.
Ti-:;ims ok Sai.k: Ten per cent, on
day of sale and balance on confirma
tion of sale by tho court.
IT.AKL DUVALL,
8-22-.'lt. . Administratrix.
Farms For Sale.
No. 1. The A. W. Deshonu farm
about 1 niilo from Andovcr lu Licking
Creek township, containing 170 acres,
e;ood hou no, Hat barn, good spring,
plenty of fruit of all kinds. Splendid
yourjt orchard just eoiiiiiijr into hoar
ng. About HO or 70 acres of timber
from which at least, 200,000 feet of
white pine and ouk can bo cut
No. 2. Tho Howard H. Swope farm
nourSlpes Mill, containing 110 acres,
AO or (10 acres cleared and in good
state of cultivation, tlio balance in
fair timber. Thero Is a large dwell
ing house nnd other buildings. Plen
ty of fruit and good wutor.
For further information, call on or
address,
S. L. BEDFORD,
Real Estate Agent,
Shippensburg, Pa.
Or. A. W. DESUONO,
Andover, Pa. 8 22 tf.
Transportation In Hankow.
Within foreign wmresMln'if of Han
kow there nro 2,Xri7 licensed JlnrllfNliiiH,
07 public nirrlnges and 83 private mo
tor cars.
Cumberland Valley Farms.,
90 A. Rlato ar-d grav ' land, closo to Lincoln Uiguwav; lartre
brick house and b-ink b v - , if'SlOO 00.
115 A. jrravol luJ, i...ar Upper Strasburpj largo frame
house, bank barn, timber, running water, not billy, $7000,00.
170 A. limestone land, 4 mile west of Shippjnsburg; splen
did buildings, (tfouto cost $10,000 to rfplaeo thorn today); smooth
aud level, alon tho public road, 20 A of timbor, $125 00 par A.
MO A. slato land, near Williamson, rJonR tho railaoad; bank
barn and frame house 20 A. timber, $'1000 00
25 A slate and gravjl land, closo to Chamborsburg, poo l
b'Jildins, possession ihl fail, if desirod; au ideal true and poul
try f.irm. $.'5500 00
Humes in all pirH of Caam'iirisburtc, from $1530 to $10 00 ),
and small conntry prnpertios in all parta of the beautiful and pro
ductive Cumberland Valley. ' 1
Tell Your Real Estate Business To .
HAFER REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY,
Chambersburg, Pa,
A r.
KacKet More
Note a few prices for this month. Wo
havo a nice lot of Masons' zinc-cap Glass
Jars. Don't handle anything but zinc cap:
pints. 70c; quarts, 80c; 1.2 gal., 96c. dozen.
Jar Caps, zinc, 28c. doz. Got 200 lbs. of
those Perfection heavy jar gums in pound
boxes about 05 gums to the pound 3Sc.
and the heavy Red gum at 5c. doz. These
are Bargains and can't be bought for what
we are selling them.
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Machine oil
Separator oil
PoroxiJe G z.
A'ab.istlno 5 lb.
45c pal.
!15c ft.
18o
Jiuil dig polit,h 5c
Sewing Muchinc oil lOj can
Picnic p'atea 12 lor oc
Coal oil ' 13a y
Paint in quart cans ?5j
Shoo noils 5a box
llors'i rasps 10 and &03
Received 1000 cakes more of
that hard water soap 5c
Lcuox sope 5iccake
U.ack lUg Insect powder S)c
Ply pBp.r 5 sheets 83
Shoe strings 3j pair
Men's garters 10 aud L'oc
Children's and Misses
supporter 8 JOc
Table oil cloth 30c yd
Noat foot oil 85c gal
So IJos So fly killor 115a gal
Louse killer 25a box
Pirox in 5 lb. caus $1 10
Tuber Tunic 15c lb
Insecto -15c lb
We have sold more shoes this summer
than fwsr. and havo crnt h.Hcir rocnllc lhan
,i-v wwwi 1 m w w W W WVVVI I V 1 V VII LA
'I we ever got, and we are glad to say that we
are saving our customers some money, as
. i l . i.. i 1 1- . :
y &u iiiciny fjuupio iidvo
A
where there was no
H HULL &
? "Always
Help Wauled.
Therfliceof a large iren and
coal busiuess in central Pennsyl
v-,ima desires to increase its staff
by the addition of an experienced
lidgjr clerk, and a competent
and experienced stenographer.
Attractive locality, modorn oflice
with all up to date equipment
Can use men or women. Apply
to Lock Duawku K,
8 1 3t McUouucllsDurg Pu.
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.
RATES One com er word toreaoh
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
(or less than 15 cents. Cash must ac
company ordor.
Mkn Wantud Laborers, Car
penters Helpers, Mechanics lle'
pors, Firemen, Trackmen, Slock
Uuloadors, Coke Oven Mon, and
other help. Good wages and
steady employment Apply to
COLONIAL IKON CO , Kiddles
burg, Pa. 8 23 tf
..MHDIIIH A1!I (Hill
UMOP US,, 'H.I.ISIJOM 4.1111" "Hi MI'I
94 M'o. ojo os 'poinlja ll M'U1IIII
-OJOJ A.fl .1111 'll.1pil(l nu,, iii.uu
jo ouo punNU iiui Oii oiiAV,, Hiioin
JII. HI p,lll(lllM pilll '.illOIIIK Jilll.UI.) II II)
Sunns uom o.ttj kkiuju oiuiw pmuu
W UO OllAV Xlip OUO 'BOAoplllW
OIJ1 ll" u.ou)l ,,u OUI1IU Hl)
)iiq 'pjiiiCviJtl " "I umii.uo; pviu"d
-du uaoq pin( ii.tpa Piiiiu uuui Y
' smm.t .A
Mouso trap 3 fur 5c
fl'iud saw.-, $1 10 and $2 25
Horse collars $1.10 to $1.00
Ch nl r seats 10b
A nico huo of lloaory
at 15 to (Oj pair
Men's Ruspcndors 20 to lSc
Williams shavaig soap 5c
Nock ties " 25 to -18s
Men's dress shirts
85c to $1.15
Wo still have some ladies
vests at old pi ices
13, 15 and 25".
Men's under shirts and
draw.srsthat wn can't
'boy at doublo the
prico at 50a
Suitcases $120 and $1. hi
L'noleum $1.25 and $l.G0
Still have some clothing that
it will pay you big to buy
as it has more wool in
thad the next will have,
and it is cheaper.
0
duvdiiueu intJ pi ice
call for it.
BENDER
on the Job,"
Cash for Old False Teeth
Don't nmUiT If hrolit'ii. Wo pnv up lifH Oil.
iictiuroiiitf In vulin. Al'it oush rr Olil (lulil.
Jt'wiflry. Sllvi.r. liMitii I'rnuimor lirliU'f'wnrlt.
We Nfiiil uiivh bv ruiuni mull it nil iM lunil
i;t'(lN 10 (I t.vN fttr Nriului 'H upiirovul of our
prloti. Si'nU liy l'urofl I'ONt or write tlit for
jmrtliMiluiN.
Domestic Supply Co.", Dept. 52, BIudliaiiitoa.N, Y.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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unt tliuo. Wo him- ht'on forced to ot tor tho
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