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WE HAVE AN IMMENSE STOCK ON HAND.
Every Pc.Kii tiiH iit is Crowded with Clean, Fresh Merchandise. Tliinga that you want now and will want later. This la no sale of odds and ends or a bargain here and there, but comprise! our WHOLE STOCK.
This will lie one of the greatest Buying Oportunities which we have yet offered, because our stock is larger and more complete than ever. This Great Sale will begin
Saturday Morning January 17th, and End Saturday Night, Janf 24th,
' Wrer OUR ENTIRE STOCK will be at Your Disposal qt 20 per ceit. Below Regular, Prices.'
IN OTHER WORDS, YOU CAN BUY ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH OF MERCHANDISE FOR EIGHTY CENTS. This, however, is given, ONLY, on a continuous, cash sale of one dollar or over,
We Consider this One of the Greatest Sales in the History of Our Store and You should not hesitate
to take advantage ol it.
iriaKe Out yuur lists ciuu uuiuc uicuaicu tu uuy, nuci any, wicdc uuuui uuuiubs uu nut Uliuu UULLIU youi
way. Take an opportunity of your life time, now.
BeTTi em "beit? ,Jclg Date.
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A mavkmi isvsirmx. Henry Lessman and lam,iiyV
WonderVnpVereone. AWM nem.v rar(ilr aml fttnlij an(
lniB beni invMiteirtnat will cu -in i . i
..lid tmuu 'wmII pape; The ti.i t.f David Hoover ami family visit. d
ii.wi.ii.iiih hikI .li-eoveries seemt 10 , Frank Iloll'nian Sunday.
On unntil leu. .umoie niiiuuK u.em
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wiv-ry 'nr Cuii-uuiiiii"!.. It has
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llro.iclillis, I'tietlllH.lliil Hull Con-
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is: 'I '- tin' itest and wi tellable I
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First National Bank
PENN'S CREEK.
Mr.-. Geo. M. llarttmui is serious
ly ill with oneiiiuonia.
Rol. Wirth and family visited
her parents, D. J. Hi Iranian's.
Hazel Mertz of Middleliurg was
a visitor in town last week.
Rev. Sliainbaeh of Middleliurgli
uvb ll & GruiHii, Hicbliel.l, ! preaehed an interesting sermon in
:. .'). W. Saaunell, lJeuu. reek, tu, u j.'jV- church Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Loss is on the
sick list.
The following were visitors from
Lewistown over the holidays :
J. II. Lloyd and family, Mrs. Jas.
Cross-rrove aud children, L. A.
Musser, Daniel Hunt, O. W. Reich-
ley and family, Theodore Ringaiinii
and G. W. Sheary.
Mrs. John Napp died on Christ
mas, af'ier a lingering illness of
eleven weeks. She leaves to mourn
a husband and four small children.
officers
Sunday
of Aiddkburg, Pa.
Capital,
Surplus,
$o0,000.
$30,000.
G. Ai.fui.1) S imrir, Pres.
W. W. Wittkn my Kit, Vice I'res.
Jah. (i. Tiiomi'min, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
G. Alfred S lioi li, W. C. l'omeroy,
W. W. Witteiimyer, A. Kreeger,
J. N. Thonipstiii, M. Milluer,
Jus. (I. Thompson.
Accounts of Individuals, Firms and
Corporations Solicited.
MlDDLEBURGH MARKET.
Rutter L'l'l Wheat
Eggs 2i i
Onions t0
Lunl VI
Tallow 3
Chickens.... 8
Side 10
Shoulder 12
Ham 15
Rye fib"
Corn oG
Oats 32
Potatoes 45
Rrauperl00.1.20
Middlings "1 20
Chop 1.25
Flour perbbl 4.00
SCHNEE.
J. A. Landis is visiting his gran 1
pa, John Arbogast at Richfield.
David Kerstetter of Middleburg
ts BiK'iidinir a tew weeks Willi our
Merchant, Peter Garman.
A merry fle'ghiDg party of
town were to A. Mitterling's Mon
day eveniDg.
C. A. Wockley made a flying
trip to Freeburg Monday.
KKEAMER.
Miss Ernia Magee, who was here
.villi her brother for about two
months, has returned to her home
at Lewisburg.
Rev. Shambach is holding revi
val services at this place and has a
crowd every night.
Levi Art ley and wife had a dance
Tuesday evening at the home.
Quite a Dumber ot our young
folks were out skating on Saturday
and Weltie Heintzelman had quite
a fall. He was unconscious for a
few minutes.
Miss Daisy Gilbert ana Misi
Ganet of Dogtown were s.'en in
town Saturday evening.
SHAMOKIN DAM.
Miss Lillian Wendt of Northum
berland was a visitor to her parents,
M. S. Wendt and wife Sunday.
Miss Amelia Renner of Richfield
was a visitor over Sudnay ,with her
sihter, Mrs. Cyrus Shipe and family.
Mrs. Edgar Derr and daughter,
May of Northumberland were visit
ors to her parents, A. R. Shipe and
wife Sunday.
George Herrold died Monday
last. He was aged some axty
rr
yeunif. -He had been sick with
Height's desease.
The Republicans of Monroe town
ship will hold their nomination Jan.
lTtli, and the Democrats Jan. 24th,
in Auraud's Hotel.
Miss Annie Foltz of Sunbury is
a visitor to her sister, Mrs. Harry
Gaugler and family.
The following are the
elected in the Lutheran
School.
tSupt., Mr. Chas. Arbogast j Assis
tant Supt., Mr. D. P. Ritter; Secre
tary, Miss Minnie Kiihn ; Assistant
Secretary, Mr. Cyrus Shipe ; Treas
urer, Mr. D. P. Ritter; Organist,
Miss Minnie Fiss; Assistant Or
ganist, Miss Annie Fiss; Librar
ian, Miss liessie Rower ; Assistant
Librarian, Miss MaiuISlea; Prim
ary Superintendent, Miss Annie
r iss.
Officers of the Lutheran Y. P. S.
C. E.
Piesident, D. P. Ritter; Vice
President, Chas. Arbogast; Secre
tary, W. P. Snyder ; Assistant Sec
retary, Miss Daisy Brown ; Treas
Ylalona of Rrmt.
"Oh, John," exclaimed the prtmJ
mother, a her husband came wearily
up the front stepn, "baby is begin
ning to walk!"
"(ioodt" ejaculated the midnight
innrtyr. "Now he can do his own
lloor-wulking ut night." Chicugo,
Daily News.
Inaomala.
"Good morning, ir,"6uid a sttager,
nccotting' Hip Van Winkle, as the lat
ter came down out of the mountains
from his 20-yeur sleep, "and how are
you feeling this morning?
"I am feeling bum very bum, re
plied Rip, In the usual grumbling w ay
of mankind. "Why, I never slept a
wink all night." llpston lY-st.
my,
Miss Minnie Kulin.
Quarterly Conference.
Tlie second ijuanerly Conference for
Middleburg charge will be conducted
bv Presiding Klder, J. I. L. Itessler,
Jan. 0, at Middleburg U. ii. Church
Quarterly business meeting at 2 p. m
and nil the olnclal members are le-
quested to be present ut the business
meeting from the different npioint
meiits, and nil the Superintendents of
our Sunday Hchools, class lenders ana
Presidents of Young People's Societies
are earnestly requested according to
discipline, to furnish written rejioris.
If you cannot be present send them
with some one.
Preaching at 7 p. m., by tlie Presid
g Klder. . Every body invited.
IS. A. Klraeoie, raBior,
ing 1
in uet Mlol of Her.
jfaeHoW did Bessie raise the
money to go abroad and study mu
sic? y.ihei The. neighftors took up. a
subscription, I believe. Puck.
WIllli.K to Urlp Her Out.
Mollie What u lung name that heii
ess has.
Chollie Yes; ba if I had my wiay
she'd not hav it long. Youlwrs
Statttaman.
)llalmed.
VliSe I heaxd that you mnib- the
rework that 1 was talking yu to
death.
Uusband Nonsense! I merely said
I wished you would. Jf . Y. IJlwcaJUL'
tfftea the- Cme.
"What a sharp voic she has,"
"Yes, buk somehow her wonliJ
always blunt." PbUadclphia m.
tin.
Ml Oversight.
He Yih-j tlitln t yo answer
letter nskang you t marry me?
Ehe You didn't enclose a tunM
Town and. Coimtry.
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Suits and Overcoats.
SUITS.
We have an excellent line of fall and
winter suits which we ofler at the follow
ing low prices:
Men's all wool suits $6.50 to $12.00
Youths' suite,' nge 12 to 20 years, for
$2.75 to $7.50.
Boys' two-piece suits, all new and the
latest styles, strictly all wool, $2.50 to $5
A lot of suits in odd sizes and slightly
shelf worn will sell at a sacrifice.
OVERCOATS.
Our line of overcoats is more complete
and up-to-date than is generally found in
small towns.
Mens' all wool, latest styles, medium
length overcoatc at $0.50 to $12.0i'.
You th's overcoats, age 12 to 19 years,
good quality all new stock aud prhvs that
are right.
Boy's overcoats, all grades $2 to $5.
Hunting coats from $1 to $2.
We have received a lot of WOOL HATS for fall and winter, all the latest blocks.
Now is the time to buy your LINOLEUM we have the latest patterns and a good
quality. Also a good variety of Floor and Table Oilcloth.
Hot Eaar to Catch.
"Gracious, mother, these young mil'
lionaires are gTowing more and more
cautious everyday!"
"Why, what is it now?"
"Mr. Van Castorbllt refused last
night to accompany me to dinner with
out a chaperone." Brooklyn Life.
Read? ta Be Tempted.
" Willie (who baa eaten his apple)
liable, let's play Adam and Eve. Yon
be Eve and I'll be Adam. --.!.
Mabel All right. Well?
Willie Now you tempt me to eat
your apple, and I'll give way to temp
tation. Tit-Biti. . , .
A NIOB SBIjBOTION.
The latest improved Chattuck at $5. 25. A good Single Barrel at $4.75. Th Amer
ican Single Barrel at $7.50. Double Barrel Belgum, laminated steel, $ 1 -.
Don't forget the place Opposite the First National Bank.
GELNETT BROS.,
MIDDLEBURG, PA.
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