ran TTJLToif couutt niwi, gecoircrrajCTrao, TJL.
Sale Regiscr.
Tuesday, November 19, Blanche
Walker and Paul 0. Waltter hav
log sold their farm, will Bell at
their residence on the HtateRoad.
one-half mile east of Fort Little
ton, brown mare, 10 head of cat
tie, 10 head of hogs, farm ma
chinery, household goods, wood
sawing outtit, etc. Bale will be
g:n at 12 o'clock noon, sharp.
Credit 9 months. J. J. Harris,
auctioneer.
Thursday, November 21,
James E,.Lyon, having re i ted
his farm, will sell at his residence
on the old State Road, 4 miles
west of Uustontown, horses, cat
tie, hogs, sheep, farm imple
ments and machinery, corn, rye,
buckwheat and potatoes, hay and
cornfodder, chickens, household
goods, etc. Bale will begin at 10
o'clock. Credit 9 months. J. M.
Chesnut auctioneer.
Friday, Novmber 22, Mrs. Em
ma Fegley intending to remove to
Ohio, will sell at hor residence
2 miles south of Need more along
the State Highway, stoves,
tables, cupboards, chairs, car
pets, bedsteads, sewing machine,
axes, augers, planes, plows,
rakes, chains etc. Sale begins at
10 o'clock. J. C. Fisher, auc
tioneer.
Friday, November, 22, Ross
wellbtaines, intending to quit
farming, will sell at his residence
m Wells Valley, 8-4 mile south ol
New Grenada on the road lead
ing to Wells Tannerv, 16 bead of
cattle, farming implements con
sisting of binder, mower, plows,
harrows, wagons, hack, sleds,
We Are Progressing
The wise man has to
There is an old proverb that a wise man changes his mind, but a fcol neer does,
change bis mind to keep up with the times.
Your grandfather thought he was putting on style when he took bis best girl out horseback riding. The
young man today would like to have a six-cylinder car for his lady love. The smart man of today will be con
sidered -old fogies" by the next generation. We are progressing, changing, keeping step with the times, that's
all. Eipecially is this true of financial matters, modern banking. Few people keep their money bid about the
house or run the risk of carrying it on their person. They follow the modern plan, keep their funds in a reliable
bank like ours and pay by check. It's the safe, modern, convenient way.
FULTON COUNTY BANK
"OLDEST AND STRONGEST''
Capital, Surplus and Profits ..... $97,000.00.
I
Expression of Appreciation.
To the Voters of Fulton Coun
ty:
I wish to express in a public
way my deep appreciation of the
loyal support my friends in all
parties gave me on November
5th. I am aware of the fact that
my supporters are to be found in
the ranks of both parties, and in
all the churches and fraternal
organizations of the county.
Therefore I shall feel it my duty
to represent all the people of Ful
ton County to the best of my
ability. I want the voters of the
county to feel free to express to
me their views on any questions
coming before the legislature
that will affect the interests of
Fulton County. I shall need your
Slim Chance for Deserters.
Deserters from the military
and naval service and men absent
without leave have been compar
atively few, considering the mag'
nitude of the new American
Army and Navy. The govern
ment is determined that there
wili be no "easing up" of punish
ment accorded to the few men
who Lave voluntarily placed
themselves on the "missing" list.
To the Government's other
means of apprehending such men
in this State have been added the
resources of the Pennsylvania
Council of National Defense.
The Defense Council is author
ized to locate and bring to jus
tice such runaways. To aid it in
its work, it is furnished with reg-
I 1 I J
uwu,gu"B' uouaeuoiu Berjce to any dtizen q
goods, hay, cornfodder, apples, county at any time do not hesitate
ana many oiaer wings. oaie to call on me.
riHV mi nr. n f if u u Hnnrn .ran i . mi
7. , " ' r manning eacn ana everyone
is w monuw j. . wiesnut, auct of you for the 8upport you have
Saturday, November 23rd, S. Riven me. and trusting that I may
F. Bowman, intending to quit prove worthy of the confidence
farming and go to Illinois, will you have placed in me, I am.
advice and help, and if I can be of i u,ar reports byahe United States
Adjutant General, Riving full
Very respectfully yours,
George A. Comerer,
sell at his residence one-half
mile west of Decorum and 2i
miles north east of Burnt Cabins.
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, farm Aonnal Ked Cross fleeting.
implements, and machinery, As was announced in last weeks
household goods, etc. Sale be- issue of this paper, the annual
gins at 9 o'clock sharp. Credit meeting of the Fulton County
a montns. j. j. Harris, auct, c.hnr nt th PnH rvrwn f. tha
purpose of electing a board of Di
SALUVIA. rectors, and the transacting of
The laborers and teamsters and other business, will be held Wed
nesday afternoon November 20th
at 2 o'clock in the Court House.
The following program has
been prepared:
Prayer-Rev. W. V. Grove
truck men on the Lincoln High
way in ruiton county were
given Monday of this week as a
holiday. Quite a number of
them employed Postmaster M.
H. Hollinshead to convey them in Singing American the Beautiful
his truck to Chambersburg as to Reading Miss Rath Kendall
be in readiness to celebrate the Duett Mrs. Spangler and Miss
signing of the Peace Armistice Emily Greathead.
by the Huns and Allies. The Work of the Chapter-Mrs.
Neighbor Joseph Sipes has so B. Frank Henry
far recovered as to be able to Financial Report-H. U. Nace
move about the house. We wish Singing
him a speedy recovery. Social Hour
Edgar C. Hann and family, Each Auxiliary is earnestly re-
northwest of Saluvia, are on the puested to be well represented.
sick list In the absence of
physician's diagnosis, we cannot No Coootj Institute
say whether they have influenza To the Teachrs of Fulton
or not County:
Dome oi uavia oirau s iami;y, The Ministerial Asnnriatinn nf
Mrs. Paul Houck. Ira Sipes, McConnellsburg having filed com-
some oi uraay weuoti s lamuy, Diaint with the Department nf
ana owers m me community, are Labor and Industry, against th
t t. i t I ' "
on we sick nst-suppoBea to De 8afetv of the "Public School An.
inflnenza. We are glad to note ditorium" in which to hold public
inannere nave not Deen any meetings, an inspector of the
latanues in this section from the ab0ve named department closed
disease, u Anriitvirinm tn nil nnKlix moot.
un account or tne prevalence inirB. afteP October 30. 1918
oi innuenza m tne neign&ornoou, Tne department of Public In-
tne communion services to nave pt,.tinn rivirhriiHnnntirmo
11 1 1 . r .. w-k I
oeen neia at tne ureennui r res- t ion 0f 0UP Annual Teachers' In.
UfMian il.n.ik a. fU mtU I ... .. ..
,wu vuu.v.., u.i w.o xvuj woo gtjtute for the present year;
Muowyuucu uuui iuiuicr uuuto, therefore, there w ill be no
Just as soon as the ban on pub- "Teachers' Annual Institute" in
lie meetings is removed, the
Respectfully,
name, rank, organization and
home addresses of the men who
have deserted or are absent with
out leave.
In half the counties of the
State, the Council has well or
ganized Volunteer Home De
fense Police units, capable of
dealing with desertions. Else
where its Military Service De
partments and executive offi
cials will assist the government
in the work. The fact that the
Council's organization extends to
every district of the State
leaves small chance of deserters
returning to their old haunts un
detected.
Cherchtz La Fcmmet
Camp Gordon, Ga., Nov. 10
A fight between two soldiers
New York boys, in Company E,
Third Replacement Regiment, to
decide hich thculd have the
privilege of writing to a girl that
neither of them ever saw, was
One of the novelties on camp last
week.
During the quarantine, the Y.
M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. had
arranged to have young women
in Atlana send little presents to I
some of the soldiers confined to !
barracks. A spirited argument
sprang up between the two men
concerned as to which should
write and thank the donor for a
beautiful package they received.
As words could not settle the
question, the boys agreed to don
the boxing gloves and fight it out
for the honor. The bout took
place as a feature during one of
the regular outdoor boxing enter
tainments and resulted in a draw,
and both wrote, enclosing their
etters in the same envelope.
WAKE YOUR WONEY EARN
SOMETHING ALL THE TIME
We pay 8 per cent interest on checking
account balances of $50 acid over,
i Four per cent, on Time Deposits.
The Union Exchange Bank.
HANCOCK, MD.
A good Bank for Everybody, Ccme to see us. Open until p. m.
Winter Schedule
McConnellsburg-Chambersburg Auto-Bus Line
Leave Leave
McConnellsburg Chambersburg
6:00 a m. DAILY 8:00 a. m.
8 00 a. m. Mon. Wed. Sat , only 1.45 p. m.
2.00 p. m. ' 5 30 p. m.
8.00 a.m. SUNDAY 10.30 a.m.
FARES
MoCnrnellsh'g to Chambersh'g .M
MuConnrllsburg to Kt. l-ourton ,75
Fl l-oujon to Chambersburg .75
Ford Firm to ChnmherHhiirg ,M
Apple Wuy to L'bamhnrsburg ,0
Ft, Ignition to St Thoin a .Si
fit. i noma to (,'hamberHburg .40
In Meet After Not. 4.
usual services at Greenhill will
be resumed, and an effort will
be made to have another series
of evangelistic services, same as
those held last month in the
Presbyterian church.
Edward Furr Mellott and
family have moved from the
Kegarice place near the top of
Sideling Hill to Herbert Jack
son's in Brush Creek Valley,
and William Davis and family,
from the Scott Kegarice place to
J. Emery Thomas,
County Supt.
Mr. and Mrs. Stillwell Truax,
Needmore, R. R. 2. were pleasant
callers at the News off ce while in
town Monday morning.
Card of Thanks.
We wish in this manner to ex
press our sincere gratitudte to all
who so freely and kindly helped
us and gave us their sympathy
in the time of sorrow on account
of the death of our son and broth
er Hobart Truax while engaged
in the service of his country we
also want to acknowledge a last
ing debt of gratitude. Mr. and
Mrs. B. A. Truax and Family.
Special Announcement
GOIIL, RINKENBACH & ROUSE,
the well known Eyesight Specialists of 22 North
Fourth Street, Harrisburg, Pa., will open a Per
manent Branch Office at the Hotel Harris, Mc
Connellsburg, Pa. Will make Regular Month
ly Trips.
WILL BE AT HOTEL HARRIS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22nd
If you need glasses take this opportunity to
consult us. Our many patrons of McConnells
burg, will be glad to know we are opening a
Permanent Branch Office here.
GOIIL, RINKENBACH & ROUSE,
Office Hwrs 22 North Fourth St,
8 . m. to 9 p. m. Uarnsburg, PennV.
(Where Glasses are Made Right )
A Remedy for Pnenmoaia.
Take six or ten onions and chop
fine; put into a large spider over
a hot fire; add about the same
quanity of rye meal and vinegar
enough to make a thick paste.
Stir it thoroughly, letting it sim
mer for, five to ten minutes. Put
into a cotton bag large enough to
License Notice.
IN THK COI'llT OF UUAKTKR SESSIONS
OK THK I'KAOK Or
l'KNNSYLVANIA.
I'ON COUNTY,
It I ordered that nil application for license
HpiritouH, mult, or bren
Rflbucr b fo tbo News
A PATRIOTIC DUTY
Almost as Vital as that nf nrntorfintf tlio
the place vacated by the Mellott or flag and country, is the duty of protecting and
faral,y' safe-guarding health. When Khrnerth i we.noU htA
and the resisbve powers arcs reduced, then in th fim
disease germs are the most potent and when
for the mile of virion.
n ll(iuini. wholcxitje or rctull, fur tha yer
( iiit. win in nc.ni iiu mewuiy, inn Hin (my or
Junuurr. Ittitt, ut lu o'clock a. ni., of Hi Id dy,
t which lime nil penon applying or muklun
ohJeRtlnn to applkmlionx, will be heurd by
evidence, petition, remotiHlrunoe or counNef.
I There inuat be no commu ilrutloo at tny Hue
I on the mibjHiit wl h the Jiidxr personally
COVer the lungS and apply tO the The petition. vrrmcdbyniduvllofppllOHnt,
, . , . ., a.' a. I """" ue 10 conformity with the recinlreme nl
Clieafc B9 nut KB HIS patient can oi meant or AH-emniy. judgment bond anal)
. .. ., a i , . he executed In the penal lum of two thounand
bear it. Before it getS COld heat lollrm, with notlemnhnn two reputable
, II , iiociiiHucr.ui ma uuuqij ui runou an aure
BUUUier HUU aVUiy, KeeUlIlK a IJUt tnem to oe a uona nue owner or
. , . . . . . real emata In al i county worth, orer and a-
One On tile patient, in a few, bovealllnetimbranoe, thenumof twothoua.
, .. ... , - ; and (laooidollaraoroneMirilolentiiurety whera
hOUrS the patient Will be OUt Of theaamelaa.Seourliy. Trunt or Surety Com-
I fu. wiK.iii.ru auu ..iniIIKUDUCria0IIWI Of
Ganger. ' thl Commonwealth or under the law, of any
utui in u. uuiv.li. ni.vrii .'I America,
duly author-lied todo bu.lnena within ihutt
of Kennaylyaola by tba Inauranca Comm nl on
er thereof; to be approved by tha Court f rant-
P. E LITTLE, Pesident. JOH STIGEliS, Cashier
FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST
PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS
BY
The Hancock Bank
Hancock, TYlcl,
The Bank placed by the State Bank Com
missioner in a high position on
THE ROLL OF HONOR,
Resources over half million Dollars.
We respectfully solicit your business.
Farm Machinery
I have iust received another carload
IDEA MANURE SPREADERS. .
or NE
I have on hand some fine HAND-MADE STFF
AND RUBBER TIRE BUGGIES,
Also; Wagons, Plows, Harrows, Mowers, Binder
Hay Rakes, Walking and Riding Cultivator
Grain Drills, Spring Wagons, Land Rollers an
Clod Pulverizers, Wheelbarrows, Corn She
ers, De Laval Cream Separators and a larg
lot or plow repairs.
J. F, SNYDER.
, Mercersburg, Pa.
300C
G. W.
Reis mer
& Co.
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T1 Tl 1 UT I pi... f lor iab llaenne and to be coi dltloned for tha
InA I hnrp-A-Wppit rninnnnr ,'"'ulob,e,,;o'"'haiawaofthiat,oiii.
1 UC 1 Ut ICC A" II CCA LUIUUU Ul monwealih relating to the telling or rurnlnhlnf
the New York World
in 1919
Veteran Harvey Fohner raised
nearly 800 bushels o f fine pota
toes this season. Come, all ye
who like "Pat Murphys" and
buy.
Buckwheat cakes in abund
ance will be found steaming on
the breakfast table of most farm
ers this winter.
Tha fighting is over, but the
Red Croii Work goes. on. Don't
orffe. November 20th,
III
Clin ns
affords splendid and effectual means of offsetting the
tenaency toward weakness and protecting strength.
The abundant tonic and unique nourishing properties
01 Scott't Emuhion make it a dependable acrent tK
t pJtty bo used everyday, by anyone, to protect strength.
Practically a Daily at tha Price of
a Weekly, No other Newspaper la
the world given so much at so low
a price.
The ralue and need of newapaper la the
houaebold wa never greater than at tha pres
ent time. We have been forced to enter the
great world war and a large armv of oura la
already la Kranoe llghtlnK greut ba'tle and
winning megnllloent vlotonea, You will want
tihava all t e newa from our troopaonKu.
i he moat momenloua year In the hiatoryof
rope o battleneldii, and 1819 proailaea to be
our unlrer e.
No o hrr newapaper at no nmall a price will
furnlnh nucti prompt and aaiirate newa of
thee wo Id abaklugeveuta. Itln not neoewiary
toaay more.
Til a THKira A-Waaa Woin.p'a regular
.ulnurlptloaprloe la only I'.iiO pr year and
thla paya for 1(4 paper, We offer tilt uo
aiualled newnpaper and Thi r'Oi.ri OuVltrr
Niwa together for out year for ti.t,
The regular tubiorlDtlaB lonoe of the twe
ieit la IK.I0,
of Tlnoun, aDlrltuuua. malt or hreweri linnom.
or any admixture thereof, and to pay all dam-
m". wuh:u iiiuj us reuoverea in anv aotlon
wn on may De inauiuiea agulnat the lloetuee,
under the provlklona of any Aot of the A
aembly, and all ooaia, Unea and penaltlea lm
poneJ. upon aaid lloenaeeunderany Indlatmeat
ior violating any aoi Of AaaemD v re at
elllng or f urolahlng llquora aa aforenald,
If any penon la auretyon more than one bond,
he "hall oertl'y that he la worth four thousand
(f4.iXio.U0) dollar over and aiwve all Innum.
brancea, rnd ovrr and above any prevloua
uona ne may ne on aa aeouruy. rne mi re urn
muy be required to appear In Court and Justify
under oath. .
The Court ahull In all eaaea refuse the appli
cation whenever, In the opinion of the Court,
having due regard for the number and charao
ler of the petitioners fur and agulnst the an
plluitlloua, auuh llonnselanoineoewutry for the
auuoniiiHMlatlon of the piihlie anil entertnln
ment of atrangi-rsanil traveler, or that the ap
plicant la not a lit peraon to whom auuh license
should be grunted.
Petitions must be filed with the Clerk of
the Court of Quarter Hes-lon not later than
ttatiirduy. the 21-1 diiv of December. IHIH. (ih.
Jeutlon and remonatrunee must lie filed with
the Clerk of said ( on t not later than Wednes
day, the 1st day of Januury, I III 9.
Upon sufflolent onuse being shown or srnnf
being made to the Court that the Dartv holdlna
said llen-e has violated any law of the Coin
mouweuitn minting ui the sale of llquora, the
Court shall, upon notice being given to the
person lloenaed, revoke auld lloeoae,
Hy the Court,
DONALD if. McPBXRSON.
Attest: P, J,
U. FRANK HENRYi Clerk Q. I,
Not. II, 1M.
I Have a large line of
Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Coats,
e . .
wnich they will be glad to show you. Prices
from $1.50 to $30.00. A very
good stock of
Underwear for Men,
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
at
Shoes for Everybody
at reasonable prices lots of them selling
they must be right.
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.
Geo. W. Reisner & Co.,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
300C
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FULTON COUNTY NEWS
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$1.50 a Year in Advance.