The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1911-11-29

the Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyter.
ian church. II will be good place to gel
the Christmas gift.
-Hou. w. D. Hinckley, candidate foi
President Judge In the Warren Forest
district, filed his campaign expense ac
count last week with Prothonotary Put.
nam. Judge Hinckley expended $225, o.
which $l25 was contribution to the War.
rem County Republican Committee, and
$75 to the Republican Committee of For
est county.
On Nov. 23d the Nebraska W. G. T.
U. held Sunday School and EvangelistC
Meeting at the home of Mrs. Harriet
Cook. Several very interesting and
helpful papers we're read on the subject.
AT the close of the meeting Mrs. Cook,
assisted by Mrs. Viola Reed and M iss
Mary Thompson, served an excellent
three. course lunch.
"A state demonstration will be held in
the model orchard of j. Il. Gaul, near
Marienville, Monday, Dec. 4th. Every
person interested in farming and fruit
raising should attend these meetings. The
state is expending a great deal of time
and money TO demonstrate the best meth
ods and is doing great work for the
farmer and fruit raiser.
Blanks will soon be sent out upon
which to make application to the state
highway department for the registering
of motor vehicles for 1912. The sooner
applications 20 In now the smaller num-
Der the applicant will receive. The state
highway department will not accept per-
sonal checks In payment for the amount
due commonwealth unless the same be
certified.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presby terian church at 1880
tomorrow evening, Rev. b. F. Feit de-
livering the sermon. Everybody invited
to attend. The usual Offering will be
taken and the fund devoted to the Austin
relief fund, so If for any reason you can
not attend, send your contribution. A fter
all you have much to be thankful for.
"Count your blessings"
Revival meetings have been in pro-
gress for the past week in the Tionesta
Free Methodist church, under the direc-
ton of the pastor, Rev. G. A. Garrett,
and will be continued for a number of
weeks. Services each evening at 1880.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
On Friday, Dec 8th, Bishop Wm. Pearce
will arrive here to conduct the meetings
and expects to remain for ten days.
That the Clarion State Normal School
is abrest of the times is evidenced by the
special courses offered for the Winter
Term. Glasses will be organized in
Agriculture, Rural Sociology, Methods of
Teaching Music and Drawing, and the
new School Code will be studied in con.
nection with the work 10 School Methods.
Tuition free; other expenses low. Write
to The Principal, Clarion, Pa, for further
information. 1t
Somehow we sort o. like the way
Br'er White of the Tidioute News speaks
about it: 1--WE don't see any turkey in
sight just now, but we are trusting to our
enemies and luck. But even II it's liver
aud bacon we're going to "give thanks"
Thursday, Nov. S0th. A Republican
President and Republican Governor
both suggested that we do so, and we're a
Republican. And so, turkey or liver,
we're going TO play the hand"
Write to The Principal, Clarion, Pa,
for an Outline OF the Special Courses
offered at the Clarion State Normal School
during the Winter Term. All regular
classes will be carried as usual but, In
addition, special classes in Rural Soci-
ology, Agriculture, Methods of Teaching
Music and Drawing, and a class in School
Law will study the new School Code in
connection with other work. Plan to at
tend the Winter Term which opens Jau-
uary 2nd. 1t
The first quarterly meeting of the
Liokingville circuit will beheld at Church
Hill. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. I'd and
Sd, by Rev. ]. W. Richards, of the Pitts
burgh District of the Evangelical Asso-
citation. Services Saturday evening at
1880, with the quarterly conference fol-
lowing. Preaching Sunday morning at
1920. Communion services will follow
the sermon. Services also Sunday eve
ming at the usual hour. All are cordially
In yi,ad 10 attand thaaa oaruioac
Some scribe we'll observes: Every
old maid knows exactly how to rear chill
dren. Every old bachelor knows all
about the troubles on the turbulent mat
rimonial sea. Every subscriber knows
how to run a newspaper. Every farmer
knows how a merchant should sell his
goods, and every merchent can see where
the farmer could make more money on
the farm, but after all there are rough
places in the road that you will never dis
cover until you get hold of the lines and
try to drive.
Much has been said ofthe possibilities
of the scrap-bsg, some Of it. is true and
some of 1t exaggerated, but have proven
to my own satisfaction that long list Of
Christmas presents can be completed with
practically no material other than that the
average scrap-bag contains. The bunch
of violets for oorssge or muff, for example,
was made from violet satin ribbon that
once adorned candy-box and wire from
an old hat frame. The maiden-halr fern
was also taken from discarded hat.-The
Ladies' World for December.
The families of Endeavor will enjoy
their usual Thanksgiving treat tomorrow
at the hands of the Wheeler & Dusenbury
company, which has distributed upward