jKRESTINii PARAGRAPHS
.wm S. Mellott, of Sipfs
spent a few hours in town
yesteruaj.
Miss Helen Steach one of the
nigh School graduates of the
class oi .""" : " 7
Lamberson assistant iu we post-office.
The Ladies Aid ot rairview m.
rhnmh. will hold a Social and
Chicken Supper at the home of
October 5tn.
prank Mason pays Qigest pric?
i V,llr nrhifa r(j era
lot eno'es iiu-u'i
45 for mixed co'ors; held, or in
ferior es-'gs at reduced pric, and
fair price for poultry. 10 3 3t
Tnqtas we pro to press we
wn the death of Mrs. Albert
Urgent at her home in Cham-
bersburg yesterday atternoon or
nn.,imonia. uer eister aiea
just a few days previously.
Mrs. Robert Mcuanaiisn oi
Hancock, Md., is a guest in the
home of W. L. Nace and wife on
Lincoln Way. Mrs. Mcbandiish
flvnpota to spend the winter witn
her husband, who has lately
been commissioned 1st Lieut.
The many friends of D. Hunter
Patterson will learn pleasure that
he returned home from the hos
pital in Baltimore Tuesday even-
in? very much improved in
.health, and his friends are now
very hopeful of a complete res
toration.
Mrs. Marshall McKibbin and
son George McCauley arrived in
town last Saturday from Lamp
Pwv. Ohio, where she has been
spending the past six weeks with
her husband, who had been or
dered there from Camp Jackson
South Carolina for special rifle
shooting.
The Fulton County Minsterial
Association will meet on Monday,
October 6th in the M. E. church
inMcConnellsbursr at 1:30 o'clock
in the afternoon. The topic:
'The Religious Training of the
Children in a Democracy" will
be presented by Rev. W. V.
Grove. All members of Fulton
County are urged to be present.
ENID.
Bernard Borkstressor and
family of Minerbvllle, with his
father and mother of baxton,
upcnt last Tuesday with rela
tives in the Valley.
Harry Singer has moved his
family to Broad Top for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. W R Foster of
Trough Creek were in the Valley
on business on Tuesday.
A II Sterns made a business
trip to Huntingdon and Altoona
the last of tho week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L Cunning
ham spent Sunday afternoon
with the latter 's uncle A 0.
Griffith.
There are some of our auto
drivers that do tot observe gas-
leas Sundays.
E G. Anderson and daughter
ElitU spent Sunday in tho valley.
Meade Barnett of Wood was
helping Daniel Shafer put a
roof on his dwelling on Saturday.
Mrs. Rebecca Orlh and daugh
terSunnfFs Littleton, are spend
lnir soma time with the formers'
dauehter Mra L Eirlcv.
Word received from soma or
OUr hnva now th.iv tlAVA been at
thfl frnif. nnd inill ttn hrlr 90ftl
nuu " n
Harry Stuokard was poisoned
by the d i ikin? water, but be
Was ratline nlnnc alrisrht when
n n o -
ne wrote.
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iiMf WIIILB Tut PW06(WH HAS
NOTICE.
by tho
BOARD OF GAME COMMISSIONERS.
Notice Is hereby (riven that -It Is
llli'Kiil to kill a UUtTKD OKOUSK,
fiimmonly cal od I'heasunt or a
KINUNKCK 1MIHASANT, or a VIII-
01N1A r llt!Mf!AIM.VN IlITAir.. In
a wild Ht.KtH, In Ilia County of Fulton
More tho open hcuhuii of 1011). said
uuuiy nuvini; nton cioneu until imn
time by the Hoard of Game Com
in mioners to the hmitlni; of these
birds under the provisions and regu
lations provided for by the art of
April (l;h, 11)15, I'umpMct Laws 73
The Penalty f killing a Huffed
Grouse or a Kiotrueck 1'heanant or a
virsrlnla or Huntfarial (JaaH contrary
to the above act and said regulations
Is 125 uo.
This action has bcea taken In an
endeavor to Increase the above-mentioned
game In your County, and we
5k tint you not only obey this law
Jouisi If,' b..t that yim he p in cv. i.v
posslblutj Lave suli law oh jed
by otners
JOSK1TI KAT.P.FU,
Sicretary, Hoard of Oamo '
ColtllIll8ioners.
Cash for Old False Teeth
pon't miittir If brulicn We pav ut toIS 00
w,r, n 10 vuliin. Al o nHh fur Old (lold'
-'I Wtilry Sllvi'r. Il.-lltlil nr.iu'nu fi liHrnfi.U'rirlc'
"""lllloilkll l.v ruLlim nuill unil u. Ill Ii. .1.1
""Hit 10 iillyH f,ir H.mi,.r H n,,,r ,vui ( , ur
I....?' ,K,'iiU by rurcuiroHt or vi rite llrst for
P'lrtluuluni.
O.aestic Supply Co., Dept. 52, BlnfiLamton.N.Y.
HO.NOK KOLL.
(Continued from first pago. )
Mellott, T. 3.
Mellott, Mrs. Silas
Mellott, E. D.
Mellott, Lewis
Mellott. A. C.
Mellott, H. R.
Mellott, J. W.
Mellott, Miss Zoe
Mellott, Lizzie
Mellott, Andrew
Miller, R. L.
Miller, Mrs. Bena
Miller, Irwin
Mills, Mrs. F. G.
Mills, Miss Lydia E.
Mock, Fred
Morton, T. Roy"
Morton, Hon. P.
Morton, W. Don
Mumma, F. C.
Myers, Mrs. S. C.
Murdock, E. B.
Nace. Mrs. H. U.
Nelson. J. N. -Newman,
W. L.
Orth, Mrs. D. K.
Ott, Roy C.
O'Rourke, James
O'Rourke, Russell
Palmer, Mrs. M. A.
Patterson, Hon. D. H.
Patterson, J. C.
Peterman, Rev. R. E.
Peck, A. N.
Peck, Mrs. Alfred
Peck, Jonathan P.
Peck, Howard C.
Pittman, Miss Mary
Pittman, John M,
Pittman, Luther M.
Plessinger, Willard
Plessinger, F. P.
Ranck, B. F.
Rexroth, Miss Ada
Richards, Dr. J. N.
Riley, Mrs. A. E.
Rinehart, Daniel
Robinson, W. M.
ohr, Amanda
Rotz, David
lowe, Henry .
Rudolph. Mrs. Etta
Runyan. Scott
Schooley, R. Y.
Scott, Chas. F.
Seavy, Mrs. A. M.
Seville. Harvey
Seville, C. E.
Shafer, Eli
Shaffer, Mrs. Adam
Sharpe, Remmie A.
Sheffer, Mrs. Chas. E.
Shirk, M. E.
Shivcs, Russell
Shoemaker, Dr. F. Ra
Shore, G. B.
Shotts. H. E.
Sipes, Mrs. John S.
Sipes, Joseph
Sipes. Miss Olive J.
Sipes, Mrs. Frank B.
Skipper, Mrs J. Vernon
Smith, M. L.
Souders, C. II.
Spade, A. W.
Sprowl, G. M.
Sprowl, W. L.
Starr, Mrs. M. F.
Stinson, Harry
Steach, Charles
Stevens, C. E.
Stewart, C. L.
Stoner, Mary A.
Stains, Mrs. Ella
Stains, Mrs. Blain
Strait, Mrs. Bertha
Strait, Samuel J.
Strait, S. S.
Summers, Ed.
Summy, Rev. C. W.
Swope, R. W.
Taylor, Mrs. H. C.
Tenley, Stephen
Tice, Howard
Tritle, Scott
Tritle, J. Walter
Tritle, Mrs. Winnie
Trout, Mrs. Hal B.
Trout, Mrs. M. B
Truax, II. M. . .' N
Truax. Urner
Truax. Daniel
Un?er, Mrs. J. U
Veatch, J. M.
Wagner, Geo. E.
Walters, J. B.
Warcbam, Ed
Wtller, B E.
Wheatley, Mra. Ida
Wible, II. U.
Wible.L. U.
Wilson, Mrs. A. B.
Wink, A. T.
Winter, Maple 0.
Winter, J. 1C.
Wis'nrt. Misi Millrad D
9 20 19 Wiubart, Miss Louisa C.
4 1 19 Wioda'l, Jitraes Sr.,
5 29 19 Woodcock, Jos E.
4 18 19 Weavorlnp, Jane
10 5 19 Vsakel, Jacob
11 4 19 Yeakel, S C.
11 1 18 Yf.unkcr, Mrs. Lilia
9 2019 Zimmerman, Ernest
10519 Zimmerman, It a W.
10 1 18 Alexander, Mrs. Carrie
1 18 20 Aller, Wiltar
5 22 19 Anderson, Elmer
12 30 18' Alexander, Mrs Emma
3 14 19 53r;:tres 1I II.
6 17 19 BargstreHsor, Blaine
9 21 19 1 Booth, W. E by
x 1 2 19 : Barnett, K li y
12 20 19 ! Bolingor, J. Scott
10 1 19 Biveua, J.vmcs
8 7 19 , Bivcns, Win.
5 8 20 Black, Unrv.yA
3 14 19 Carmack, Johu W.
9 21 19 Cutchall, J B.
7 18 20 CrouHe, C. O
10 1 18 Carson, James
Colledge, Mrs. M. B
Cai k, Wm.
UbcsLUt, Hon Clnm
Coopor, 'J imcs K
Cluuse. Geo E
Jromwell, Riy U.
Chambers, Cno Galley
Clippmger, W. M.
Djshong, Mrs. Chis.
Dosbong, Cbarlm
Doylo, Josopd B.
Doyln, Ross
)1 a, Geo W.
Dxwuey, Harry
i ias, L iviuh
ilvey, Mrs. U G,
itklt3r, Mrs Geo
Fuuir, S li
G.enn, Geo W.
Gordon, M iry
Crove, W E
Garland, licv T. l
Garland, Irwin W.
G .irknd, Ljvi 11
Girl.tnd D
Gilocrt, D.ir.iel
U.riin. Wm. J.
11 inn, I'ortcr
lUrtD C
llirr, E l ward
Unnry, Jacob
nckonsmith, G B.
II clicnsinith, M M.
Ilixson, W. R
Humbert, U. G.
Irwin, J A
lvecfer, Mrs E K.
Kocbaugb, John
Kolsu, V. I?
Kolso, C A.
Kope, J L
Johnston, 11 M.
James, T. M.
Laraberson, Alex.
Little, U. E.
Litton, Willard A.
Love, Rev Wm J.
Lowry, Joseph
Lake, A M.
Larg:nt, A'bort J.
Mock, Hon Gao. B.
Mort, lhrry E
Mellott, Cbirloy II.
Mellott, W, II.
Mellott, W. II.
Mellott, Mrs L. B.
Mellott, Manard
Mellott, james B.
Merntt", Frank
Myer?, C!o . M.
Martin, Jos U
1 18 22 Stinkard. John II
I Truax, CI as. W.
0 1 IJ Truax, Jocoph
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Truax, Mrs. Chester
Truax, 1. W.
Truax, Ii. II.
Trillo, J, M.
Vores, Mrs. Cathcrino
Wanner, J. C.
Wilson, Mrs. A II.
Wrlu'-H, Miss Craco
Wolf, It -v Ilonry
Wlshait, Miss JchsIo It
Wmhai't, Norman A.
Yeakel, Mrs. Jos.iio
. mmcriniin, S. G.
.ninicriiian, J. I.
Corn, F. W.
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George E. Reiner, who has
ken connected with the Valley
Spirit as Business Manager for
nviny years, died' suddenly Mon
day night. He is a cousin of the
Reisner boys in McConnellsburg.
Our friends Job Truax and
I gue Hess and the latter'H son
Webster w ere welcome callers at
the News office while in town
yesterday.
LAllilU.
Mtrgaret Kir, who h a cler!
in tho oxves3oflic3 of ths Pdm
sylvama railroad in Altoona
Kpeot tho wee'f end with nor pa
rents, Mr. and E II. Kirk.
Clara Lyon has gone to Altoona
where she has employment.
While there she expects to tako f
business courso In the Altor.8
High School in the eveuhgs.
Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Kirk spool
last Sunday aftoruoon in the
homo of the former's brother J.
C Kirk in Wells Valley.
James E Lyon spent last I'M
day and Saturday in Altoona on
business.
Some of our farmers are
though with their buckwheat
harvest.
Paul Kirk thinks Randolph
Mason a good college and he en
joys bis work tb.ere.
iMWt I Lb I i1rnroMirlrukon-ts.
Solid 1'iirrnl ToHt or y rito for purticnil.irH.
Oomestio Supplj Co., Dopt. 32, Binghamton, IU.
'7" ' L.'.' ' V ' . i " "I V ""if .;"
G. W.
Reis ner
Sc. Co.
Have a large line of
8 Ladies', Misses' and
8 Children's Coats.
which they will be glad to show you. Prices
from SJ.50 to $30 OO. A very
good stock of
Underwear for Men
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in wool and cotton: Also, for Ladies' and
Children,' Boys and; Girls, as long
as they last. They are val
ues that we cannot
duplicate this
season
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SE 8 Shoes for Everybody
2719 y
r at reasonable, prices lots of them selling
they must bo rignt.
Domestics a full line.
We consider ourselves fortunate to be able
to show as good a line of outing as we
have; but our early buying
saved us.
You will need lots of goods and we have
them for you at prices no one will beat.
Let us prove it to you.
. W. Beisner-ft Co.,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
McKibbm, Dr. li. W. 5 8 19
Miller, Maude 11119
Minnicli.ll.il. 7 22 20
Mumma, Vanuie 5 3 19
Nul, Pre J 10 2 19
Nelfon, lion. D. A. a 1 19
Northcruft, A. C. .21 19
Ott, John W. 9 21 19
lessinger, Oliver 6 17 20
Piessingor, Albert 9 719
Peck, W. II. 20 10
Peck, J. A. 4 1 1
Ray, Lloyd B 2 1U
Rotx, Waltor U'MW
Rot., Androw T Hit
KumHoy, Mrs, Berth a 1 1 20
Wco, J. W. 4 H II)
Stoutouglo, Mln8 Jeannotte 7 ".'1 1!)
Stevens.-J. Bart 6 8 1!)
Stcnger, Claude f 8 U
Stonier, John F. 10 I 1
Sipes. O. K. 3 2 19
Sipes, Geo. N. 4 I lit
Slpea. Uonry F. 8 1 10
Sipes, Clem K. 101 l!)
Schultz, Jacob 0 20 10
Summers, John f8 20
Spado, John L. 1 2 19
Smith, Alien B. 12 14 18
Souders, Bar. y 3 19 19
Snydtr, Emmert 10 I 18
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Give Longer Service
rjPHE best architects and engineers recommend
A Barrett Specification Roofs because they know
that such roofs give longer service at less cost than'
any other roof covering known. t v
Barrett Specification Roofs have a record behind
them covering GO years of satisfaction.
If you need anything in the roofing line write m
and we'll tell you more about them.
HULL & BENDER
McConnellsburg, Penna.
I
wemi
Store
We have just received 200 Rolls of
Rubber Roofing and we are in shape to
save you some money. I ply Trumpet,
$1.35; 2 ply, $1.65 and $1.90. Also better
grade at $2.60. $3.25, $3.75 and $4.35.
We are selling quito a lot of the Slate Sur
face, 85 lbs. to the Roll, at $2.95. These
prices we cant Duplicate as it was bought
some time ago and has advanced 25 per
cent, since. Don't Wait, if you are in need
of Roofing.
v We are in good shape on SHOES for
the fall trade. , Lots of our Customers say
the prices are not as high as they expected
to pay.
HULL & BENDER
, i0 frA0f,t0ij
00.'.t.0,jr
late
FALL STYLES READY
Stetson
Sellable
American
$2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00
Price for price, Quality for quality, Our
hats are the biggost value in Chambersburg
A hat la always tho principel part of your dresa.
Let'a Bhow you our BID line when you are
m Chamborsburg. Mail orders filled.
HENNINGER
Hats and Men's Furnishings.
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I'll
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"Good Mornings Perfection"
Do you have a Perfection Oil I Ieater
to erect on cold morninils? Its answer
is "heat" a cheerful. room-fiUintf
warmth that drives away every bit
of chilliness and makes gettin!,'-up
time really comfortable.
You can have this same Perfection
heat in any room in y our home when
ever you want it. Besides.a Perfection
saves coal and that's something you
have to think about this winter. Use
ATLANTIC
Rayo Lamps
A cantral-dr.unht
lamp that pnwlurr. a
aofl. clt'nr and rtmlful
liglit. Many beautiful
dmiifn. turhmmr from.
Knfn anil enny Ui ki cp
clean. Sea your dealer.
Itavolicfht
and then you will tfet tlm most lient from your
Perfection. It hums without mnokc, smell or
Hputtcr hocnuso it io highly rclincd rvnd puri
fied thnt it doi-sn't know how. You'll liud that it
gives a clearer, more hrilliunt li!lit in your lamps
and lanterns, too. Always ask fur it by namo.
By the way, hotter not wait to tfet your Per
fection Oil Heater. And remember, they ore
safe. See your dealer now. Perfections are
reasonably priced 05 to $10.00.
THE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
Evrywhrt in Ptnniylvania and Delaware
Rayo Lanterns
Giva the mot light
for oil conaunird. Cold
and lint blant alylea.
Kaay to lliilitand clean.
Stay lighted in tho
alrorurat wind. tie
your dealer.
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.
RATES One cent per word tor each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
for loss than 15 cents. Cash mustao-
company order.
Men Wanted Laborers, Car
penters Ilelpors, Mechanics Ilol
pors, Firemen, Trackmen, Stock
Unloaders, (Joke Oven Men, and
other help. .Good wages and
steady employment Apply to
COLONIAL IliON CO., Kiddles
burg, Pa. 8 23 it
For Bale Registered Poland
China pig?, brod from big boned
boar. Price :ight. Don't w&it
too long, as the supply lshmitec'.
IIowaud Peck, VVarfordaburp,
Pa , R. R. 1. . 9 19 sit
FoutsALE, 4 cylinder Saxou
Roadster, Rood as new, run only
1120 miles, prica right to quick
buyer, as I want to buy a tour
ing car. George Weaver, Jk,
Wa fordstburg, Pa. 10 3 2t.
Winteu Apples For sale at J.
A. Aller's near Knobsvillo at a
reasonable pi ice. 10.3 2t