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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

Maybe somebody is only jok,
ing but they say" Hustontown
is building a depot in the hope
of coaxing a railroad to pass
through that vicinity.
The ladies of the Methodist
church took in about $50 at their
supper in the basement of the
church last Saturday evening.
All but about three dollars OF
this sum was profit.
HlDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf SKINS
sheepsklns and tallow.
Advertisement.
Members of the State Constab-
ularly have been sent into Hunt
ingdon, Bedford, and Flu ! to n
counties to remain until the close
of the hunting season to prevent
violations of the game laws. They
are being assisted by many men
in plain clothes.
There is no foundation to the
rumor that there would be no
Fulton County Institute this
winter. Superintendent Thomas
insists that if careful selection
counts for anything, there will
be good institute in the way of
instruction and entertainment.
In making a trip to Hunting
don county recently in Homer
Sipes' automobile, Mrs. Joseph
Sipes lost her pocket book some
where between Yellow Creek and
Entriken. The person VIII o
found it will be literally reward
ed by returning it to Mrs. Sipes
or sending word to this Office.
Less than five years ago, few
believed that the auto would find
as many homes on farms as it
now enjoys. By the same token,
the little farm tractor will soon
surprise us, right here among
the hills of Fulton county, where
farm work and long-distance
hauling can be done cheaply by
their use. Keep posted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

Your EYEs-If they need at
tention, consult RUBIN 4 RUBIN,
Harrisburg Leading Eye Special
lists, who will be here Wednesday,
Novemb Der Sth, for one day only.
Will examine your eyes free.
Gold filed glasses as low as 81 90.
At Seylar's Drug Store IN Nc
Connellsburg, November 8th
Will be at the Manslon House,
Mercersburg, Novem Der 9th, and
on the 10th and 11th, at Croft's
Drug Store IN Waynesboro.
10 12.tf
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

For SALE The undersigned
wishing to retire from the hotel
business, offers at private sale the
hotel property at New Grenada,
Pa, consisting OF a ten-room
house, barn, garage and other
outbulldlngs. A large lot and
garden, mountain water piped TO
the house, also a drilled we'll
Price reasonable. For further
particulars call on, or address.
Mrs KATE ALLowAY, New
Grenada, Pa. 10-12-9t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

south west Of New Grenada,
horses, cattle, wagons, sleds,
sleigh, buggy, farm implements,
harness, wheat by the bush ell,
cook stove, and many other
things. Sale begins at 10
o'clock. Credit 8 month
j. N Chestnut, auctloneer.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26
DR. Stevens Dates.

Burnt Cabins October 81;
Hustontown November l and 2;
Needmore November 6.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.

RATES-One cent per word for each
Insertion. No advertisement accepted
for less than Is cents. Cash must ac-
company order.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

You will find "The Seasons La
test Millinery" also, the newest
ideas IN Mourning Wells, Hats
and Bonnets. At Mrs. Gather
Inc Wiener's, Hancock, Mary
land. 831 If
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

Intending to take up auction
eerIng, respectfully ask those
who will have sale this spring to
see me before engaging an auc-
tioneer. Wilson Souders, Nc
Connellsburg. Pa. 10 II At.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

For SALE-Two thousand
feet OF Yellow Pine. Call on,
or address, ]. S. Hill, Needmore,
Pa. 10 26-2t
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

BRICKS For SALE.-Apply at
News flee. 624-tf
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

Baker G. Bros, Real Estate,
Insurance, Automobiles, Live,
Stock &c. Write US your desires
First National Bank Building,
Everett, Pa. Loans arranged
for.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1916-10-26

WANTED:-Girl for dinning
room work. Wages $3.50 per
week. apply. Monterey Hotel,
Hancock, Nd.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08

Chr Ghenanll, Der Elm moblbetann.
ter guraer pom Council 8luffs mar,
lit i'm Sabre 1909 geltorbcn. 82rr
nm 6rau 9lrmenitein geborten 81
Den @riln0ern Der Deuti6en 2rtb.
ct. gauIs QirdJe in bieiiger StaOt.
lie 9erItorbene pobnte big 81 ibrem
ableben BEL ibrer Iodter, 5rou Wta.
rg cane, In 929 glDenrle s. sic
~binterldBt 5tpei S6bne, bier Godtcr,
einunO5ponsig gnfel unO cbeuiooiele
urenfel. 8ie 8eerOieung fanO an
Greitog itott uno nnd einem fursen
.@ebet uur0en Die Iterbli9en ne6er.
're5te 8ur CT. 9aulg Stride gebrodt,
no elm GrauergottesOienit itntifdno
inter Der 2eitung bon Noftor q. s.
I2anae. us 8artudtrdger %fangier-
ten Die Serren: elmer cane, Char.
les Neters, Mortin BdfebouIc, Breo
@orgol, @iainm Salt mo @iaianl
Reeie. Die 5obIreiden Gretin0e 0er
@eritorbenen goben ibr gbrengeleii
sur letten MubeItGtte.
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Colorado ION NOD
,,trc6cncr" wcrSen!

Gcnber, Colo, s. DeS. lin ben
Stont Colorado nod trodener 81
MAIDEN ais er iest ihon III. be.
obfihtieen Die ErobibitioniIten Der
StontsIegisIntur inn Sorlinr eiren
8uiot gum grobibitiOnseeiet elm.
Sureihen, peIdes Die giuflbr bon
olfoboliiden @etrGnfen gum per.
ionliden @ebrouh ebenfaIls berbie.
ret. @leid3eitig lou Der 8eiit bon
oIfohoIiiden @etrdnfen aIlein ihon
5u einem @erbrehen eeitempelt mer-
ben. @nbnen, @rpreBseiea iduften
uim. ioarn geieeli@ oornn berbin.
bert peroen. ioIde @etrdite nod
Dem Stnote Si b~eforOern. @egen.
n1rtig mub Der @mpidneer bon
olfobolii6eu @etranteR in Genrer,
0ieielben elmer oofiir ~beIonoers ein-
gelebten @eb6roe CUR 8egutohtung
porIegei. Donit lid Die 9enmteH
iiber5eiieel Dab nit ben getrGufeu
fem seiesniorieer Mibbrnu6 ee,
trieben wir6. Sir oieie llnterfi-
dung muB Der Gmpfdnger fir ieoes
Quart Bier &c uno fir ie0es 6tiort
@ein ODER 8bisfeD Sc @ebitbren
8ahlen.
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Sar1ncr ucr5mclt, feline
Samilic Minsmbrineen!

2ibertpbiGe. SI., s. 9es. = Sc.
oeufals in einem aufaI bon Gel
RESTORING CAB Der in Der G6be
mobnenbe Garmer gonnr0 NeGo-
nell Ieste gtntt ouf feline I'M Bette
I~dlummern0e 5rna aus elmer
5drottfIinte einen ShuB ab. Damn
ihleifte er Die BON Der 2n6ung BOZ
liz 0urdbobrte sSrn1i ans Dem Souie,
l6IoB fid un6 feline finf Gin0er
oam III oos Sous Elm un0 ieste
Oosielbe in 9rono. 9ierauf ihoB
er ii6 cine augeI in Den 2cib. gdIr
Der @eiitesgeeenmart Der t5.idbri.
gen 3odter lit es 5u berOonten, oab
Die 4in6er gerettet nur0en. 9ieieI.
be fletterte aus benz 6euiter oes I'M
5fueiten Gtod geleenen SdIaf5im-
mers berab, belt cine 2eiter uno
brod]te arf oieier Ole f~leineren @e4
idmiIter in Siderbeit. QscGomells
2eide lplroe poaig oerfoblt beute IN
ben Erimmern ieiues Snuies auf-
gefunoen. 5eine idper berIeste
5rau wur0e natb 8aufegm in elm
9oIpitat gebrdht, mo man bofft ie
nieoerheritelen 5u fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08

m6gti6 lit, obne ltnterititting oct
5reun0e 6ieier anitalt. Die lin.
tcrboIttnggfoItm in oieiem Sabre
lin6 bober. ais ie uno Der Qnitalt
febleu aud bic n6tigen @elomitteI.
SSnfolge Der iGieften 3eiten baben
Sic Sniaiien arqeromnlen rn0 mob.
.renO i'd 6ies idreibe, iparten 30
beimatloie auoben uno gadohen aliI
Die orei @oGl5eiten oes Cages.
@enn Die Jreunoe Der anitalt nur
nenig mebr pie gelpo9nlid Der Nm.
ItaIt 8nDenOen miiroen 10 mare
benz uebeIitono abgebolfen. Solfe,
Die ms getp6bnlid einen Gbef 81.
.Iteaten, ioaten in 9eriidIidiieung
Der @erbdItnifIe ben 8etrag etiuas
bober maaen, Odntit bic g~inHabmeiI
bic 9lusaabeft nefen fotnen. Mir
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Das dlrihlidle Seiln.

9err s.. q. Semen, Der Setter
oes driItliben 9eirn @aiienbouies
bon 90. Bluffs idnOte urls foleen-
bee S1reiben: 1Qns eGbriitini
Some Grpbonnge" beitebt ieit Sd
Sobren. Sn Der snn5en 3eit ibres
geitebens bat bic anItnIt feinen ioI.
den ifiDeren aanpf gu fibrer, Inn
bic AnitoIt 81 erbalten, ais eegen.
tpartig. 8eeen manoeInoeH Nit.
teIn mar es 0ieies Sobr nobe8u
unmOgLids bic 70 n0tigen GebeHs,
mitteI fir ben @i1ter ein5uIegen
ynfoIoe Der boben RartoffeL. uli
MebIpreiie. sic eetu0bnIiden gu
wenoungen, iDoren ioIde in oieien
Serbit fainn erbdltIid.
5nf0Ige biticr gerbdItnille iteb
l0ie AnitnII Dor eillem idipieriga
@robEsluL psl8es ~ i0ieu tai.l
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Gin 2lbfibrmittel fir
G6m9lin9e. gut fir Secermnnn
CT. GaIbmsIrs SHrnp BepfR, elm
FdsFes WHb iuirtiamrs Uami-
Iien . NeiImitteL.

SeOes JomiIienmitelieO lit nlehr
roer weliger @eritophineSnnfdaen
untertporfen INN icoes Setm Ioate
b0ber Iteis Elm berI1Blides Abfihr.
mitteL porrdti1 boberL Inn Sartlei-
biaEeit su beilen. SIT ons @eronr-
lmesIpftm peItort nno eruiattet in
ieinen Gnnftionerl, bonn leiOet Der
aanSr Aorper Onrunter. miro &C.
ihwoht unO eegen aruntbeiten ipi.
o~erltnnoBIos.
Grau 6. n. Gilbert BON MiIbro,
so. b1It 81. Golbmen's Sprup
Bepiin fur Elm bor5iiglihes g[bfiibr-
mitte[ fir ainoer, oa Dieielben Den
moenebmen @eihmod ~oesieIben lie
ben, mdbreno es in leinen @irfun-
gen nblolut ihmer5los lit un0 feline
ardmpie berDorruft. Bleib mirf-
idnf fit ieoes baiuiIienglieo.
Or. G0l0meH's Ggrlp BepIin III
ere 12iidptng einfaAer abiilbren0er
arnltter init &epiin rtn0 entbdlt tpei
Aer Gpi0te, nod onoere nnrfotilhg
@eItanotpiIe. SiGer lpirfeno, obnC
@hmerSen ooer Observation-Disclosures
berborSurufen. Apotbefer in allen
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1tlmcrikas Panccl NIT
taMklant crI4wert!
Rene cngl. S%eitimmnngcu iiber ben
gerfebr nit &nklaHb bebeuttn
srphts SinOernis.

gBnibinqton, s. 9e5. - Die bic.
fee enelii6e @oti6oft beroffentli6te
beute cine auhteatutg Der 5utiiniti.
gen g%cItimmlngen iber Den Sonoel
nit 9iuBlono, ourA bic glodaoe'
linien ilber Shfpeoenb Delde mir
Oen omerifonii6en SonoeIsberfebr
nit Dem 3arenreide elm grobeS Sim
0ernis beoeiten.
gefonntlid eebt elm GROCER BRO,
sentiab Der bon bier mad &tBlono
beitimmten 8aren iiber Shneoen,
Die neuen geitimmulteen beiogen
MN. ooB ouBer Den fir Die ruifi9C
&egierung ~beitimmten 8oren mn
"a ein3eln n%uigeiubrte 9lrtitel iiber
S6lpeoen rad auBlano gelanger
f6nnen. 9obei peroen nod diiberii
Itrenge uno idmer 0urd5niiibrenot
9eoinelingen gmeiteIlt, Die emriitlt mer-
ben miiiien, cbe Der 9erion0 oerorti'
ger Muretl letteils Ger ergllluen De'
b6roen aeltottct miro.
3ieier lette Sdritt Der engli.
iden geaierung lit Oos ausfom.
men Der Streitigfeiten 3miiher
England uno &uBlano e~inerieitS
un6 Sdmeoen o%noererieits, unO be
obIihtigt Die Giufubr bon 8nrer
noh RuBlonb Ourd ShmeOen on
Oos aeuBerite gu begren5en. Sfpe,
BEN, 0os unter Der eneliiden 9lodd.
DC leioet, bat oasegen 8ie0erDerael'
tungsmaBregeln erlaiien, Die oanr
8n oen eeitern Derfiinoetcn aeglla.
tionen fubrten.
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farmer lndlen iEranen.

Gbitogo, ST., s. Ge3.- $unoert
junee @dSden baden iett leidt @e-
Iegenbeit cine quite Seirat gu mo.
den. Gina 100 fpobIbabenOe 5nr.
mer BON goro Gofoto mnfJtan beit'
ie cine 4utofabrt ourh ben iunereu
Etabtteil uto ibr critics auto trttg
bic Snidrift: pMir iuden 6rnuen.
|2e0ige Sarmer BON glorO Gnfotn. .
Die 100 6ormer beftben Elm eigen-
tunt bon 5uionmer ettpa $4,000,
900. ale iinb 9elegnten 3u Den
bier ItottfmSenoen 8iebousiteIlitne.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08
Beecbt SelbitmcrS,
tueil BrMSer oefanen!

Chicago, 93a., s. Gea. Ger
61.jabrige 4lois Gotter erbieIt ml
qienstag Die gtafriht aus Geutid.
lan6, oaB ieine beioeu 8rilOer i'm
ariege gefoaen ftnO. Gr erflarte
bicrauf ieiasn 5reunoen, OaB er
dies SSrltercIie am 2eben berIoren
babe uuo beging geitarn SeIbit.
moro, inoem er Die @asbdbue in
iainern 3immcr oufOrebte uitO iidj
gleid8eitig NIT einem Roiiermeiier
bic aeble Our6ldnttt.
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100000 tuolen gfraer perben.

@ai6tngton, s. Sea. Heber
100000 4usIdn0er utternabmen in
Dem am 80. SUM n6geInufeuen
6igtaliohr 0ie u0tigen Saritte,
8iirger ser Ser. Staoten at ruer.
Ben, ME ans Dem geitern ner0ffent-
lidten SabreSberidt Des 8ureats
fir Rdturaliierung b~erDorgebt.
Gonad batten 207,935 lire eriten
9iiraerpobiere berdlsgenomlten,
los, 1909 batten gingdben Inn lire
3ueiten Bapiere gernnht unO 93s
Oil Berioneit eTbielten giirgerpa.
pierre BON Sen @eridten atisGeitelt
Inter Der obigeu 3iffer befiiOen
fd iiber 10000 6rauert.
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Nrheit fir aItere gtnte.

Gbicago, SO, 8. De3. Sen
iamtin 6. aoientbnL uno Is anoerC
biefige aapitaIiIten baden beidloiien
Mdnneru bon As bis So Sabren II
ibren Gabrifen @niteltngm su ge
ben. arbeitgeber bnben Die lid
tiqfeit bisber n0d) Dem alter be
rednet. m9ieg lit falih un0 id
ncroe Is befueiien.~ Gina 10000
beiddftierngsloIe Ndnncr obiger
alters ioaen in Dieien 5nbrifei
8eIhdftieung gegebe1 tUeroen-Gi
ne bofit EMBELLISHMENTS einfnb
rltna.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-08

iino inns betruBt, Oab SeoermanI
Ole 5amierigfeit, nit Der oieie
anitalt gu fdntpfen Bat, Dobl feurtt
mo alarben mir, Der Soffnune urs
b%ingeben Su foanen, bdB mir ntht
bergebli9 on oeren Milotdtiefeit
uns menoen. SIN goraus fir nIle
2iebesgaben uu6 3umenouugen fir
Die fleine Mrmee bon anaben unO
W0oaeL bic uuierer SiIfe oringenO
beoiirfen onnfenO seidnet
4dtnngsDoa
S. 8. 2enert.
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glaten berfotifen 0ieies boraiieIi6c
SeiImitteI fir fiinf8is Gents per
6laihe.
lin Smitotionen itit0 nirfunes-
Ioie Rnhabmuneea gu bermeinen,
Iebe man oarGut 0aB 0as Bib unO
Die 5acimile- llnteri6rift bon Or.
GaIOmea ouf Dem gelben gerpod-
ungstarton ser 6laide borboloen
lit. Sir freie Irobeflaiae penoe
man fi9 an Or. %. .. Galonel.
442 &oibington Str, @ontieelO,
Sainois.
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strnEtnnnflnnf in guitun.

Bottom, 5, seq. 3mliden etipo
800 Mitgiieoeru Der S. e. %.
uno goli8iiteh DeIde jene 0nran
bin0ern poQtcn cine offentli1e
Observation-Disclosures ob8ubaiten,
fam Is geiteru 5lt einem 3uidn-
menItoB, nobel 5rpei goIi3iiten
fdnere Reiieruunoen oabontragen.
Bier 8~erbattungen mur6en borge-
noflIulen.
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Mettrrheridt.

Giir Omaha uno umgegen0
Gdlon NIT Iteigenoer Temperatir
beltte abeno un0 Sdmstog.
Fir Nebrasfn. Sh0n init Itei'
aen0er Gemperatur bellte ubeH0 un1
Sainstog.
Giir Soma. Ghon beite oben0
fdlfer im oitlidet ufo aentrolen mi
ndrmer i'm nor0meFtlid1ct &eiI, an
Gomstdg id0n nit iteieenOer Tenn
beratur.
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5citmnoen kGmfcr
papicr %9crneiniam!

Sairmont, 50. 9a., s. 9e3.-8er-
treter bon orei5ebn 3ases3eihmgel
in 8eit-8 irginia beialoiien geitern,
gemeiniom ibr 8riifpapier eiu5u'
faufen. Gin aomitee muroe 81 Die.
fem 3rped ernonnt. 0nsielbe iol
gleidfaas llnteriti6ungen barber
a~nltellen, Oh Die grridtling elmer Ell.
gencn @apiermiible 81 enpieblen lei
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@n6nnufnn furbert apti Opfer.

8riee, lltah, s. Sea. Auf Dem
bieiigen ga1ubof ftieBen geitern 3roei
3ilge auieinanoer. 3nei gerionen
murOen auf Der Steile getotet, nab
ren6 ie4s anoere Derlett mur0en,
aum 3el[ iehr be0entLiA.
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Illus Council Bluffs.
gran Glisabet1 glaHsaitein
aeiknrbeu.

4m Mittiuod lester ISOLDE ifnrb
6rm GLI5dbetb @IumeHitein I'm bo'
ben MIter bon so Sobren. Sie
|mur0e i'm Sabre 1886 Inn @robbcr.
|S0ainm @o0en eeboren tao iDobrlE.
fit BIZ sia1rsu n oielsm sa'zEtzl
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;fenermrhrLentt nrhnben Union.

Cotton, Maii. s. DEG. 3te
Mitglie0er Der bieiigen 5euertpebr
beabiidtigen cine Union al griir0el
utib ii6 Der anlerican federation Of
2o6or on5ui4lieBen.
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Gf6f bouItdn6ioe nn0 iI0r innItrierie gtns
lelfauaeu tn alien 5eiIefi ber jebt 10 p~olEsllnls
linen 1aftiHgsaiHit. Die 9QnolnblHe Der
yhiffmen Eif5 bic Gage cer SdIoe ipiro IN
fieben febr 6eufiid1en mo iaoeiies gesei9Hetesl
Slnffraftfonen ae5eiei, gefofef b0n febr fei1t
5erltdnDli6 pegsbeHeH aHIeituH9en. Cine arobe
an5ahL BON Wsuitern Fir faufeH, @iHiase, DO
fte, UttfzeIfiftde, MTHgen, 9ldcatfleloers mo
aembenioGs, 6~0nehi6faHten, Hrotfelers1eds
len ufiu. Gno a5QebilDef nfb Die AHieitiIis
len srIn5ofinen Is auA s~IufdHeerTl Dieietbei
1ef5niieaeH
80 Bsi9s III auf Gem beifefl 4apieF fdd
SEN b56ffeff GiHfor6er1Hge1l Der Nud1rHder,
Iu01 aesrndf. uR1 Der HxfFk cesfeibea Dtrn
tn III efne Eteile hgr 8elrienigAiig NIB bea
Agfan1aeas biI5en. MiaR febe uiltsn BE Iel1l
itR &5inaun1en AZ ipei6el e - gaben 1T
Eleies ]a8 tar f2k p~oFieIret PEI |elt peg
Sdalide Eniaba zribhHs,
1911 Genazs Str Gms5as Mdr'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
ROLLING PRAIRIE, IND. s

Perry Heinsley Of southern Indi-
ara IS visiting friends here and at
Terre COupee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ora Reddington and
Mrs. George ROOter of Cmrlestown,
Ind. are guests of relatives here
Miss Vera Collins and Albert Mich
olbine We're quietly married last
Wednesday evening at the home Of
The bride, west Of town. TIE guests
were only the near relatives and
friends. After the ceremony a short
reception was given by the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Nicholbine
left Thursday morning for central
illinois. where they viii make their
future home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowel have
moved to LapOrte
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Pratt visited
n few days this week with Otis
friends.
IL seems as though our high school
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

II YOU want plenty of thick. beauti-
ful. glossy. silky hair, do by all means
get rid OF dandruf. for il will starve
your hair and ruin 10 If YOU don't
1t doesn't do much good TO try to
brush or wash it out The only
sure way TO get rid of dandrun is
10 dissolve il. then YOU destroy il
entirely. To do this get about four
ounces OF ordinary liquid arvon: APP
ply il at night when retiring; use
enough 10 moisten the scalp and rub
II i'm gently with the finger tips
BY morning. most. If not all, of
YOUR dandiuff will be gone. and three
or four more applications will com
pletelv dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop.
and your hair Will look and feel a
hundred times better You can get
LIQUID arvon at any drug store. II
is inexpensive and four ounces is
all YOU will need. no matter how
much dandrUff YOU have This simple
remedy never fails.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
PLYMOUTH, IND.

Mrs. Fred Miller of Chicago spent
Sunday in Plymouth
Mrs. Noble McCrory and little
daughter Martha came Sunday night
from Chicago 10 visit Mrs. +. Hodg-
son.
Mrs. Daniel Mcdonald died Sat
urday night. She had been i'll for
several months but had been pro-
nounced by her physicians as on the
road TO recovery. but was taken i'll
very suddenly again. Her husband
died on Jan. 9, and she was too
in at that time to come TO PIym-
Outh. The body will be buried in
Rock Island. ILL.,. her birthplace.
Mrs. 5. y. Stevens was called to
Goshen by the sudden death Of her
sister Mrs. II. p. Latta. Mrs. I-atta
had undergone an operation from
which she seemed to be recovering.
Miss Tyra Ruth returned TO Chi
cagO after spending the week with
the family of Frank Brooke.
Miss Eulalia BeghteI returned to
her work i'm Michigan City after
spending Sunday with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Carlson re-
turned to South Bend after "a short
visit with Mrs. CarlsOn's grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nogle.
The Misses Ada Haag and Mar
garet Foltz are spending a few days
in Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Pulver went TO Mish-
awake to see her cousin. r. +. Gates.
who is i'll.
Mrs. Allen Green and five weeks
old son are here visiting her mother,
Mrs J. r. Jones.
DIR. ]. w Smith is visiting his
daughter. Mrs. Gideon Blain in In
dianapolis.
Dir. and Mrs Day have moved
from Huntington and have occupied
rooms at the sanitarium.
George Wissert has purchased the
undertaking parlors of Bibler and
Lyon at Warsaw. and will move his
family TO that city at once ticking
the business April 1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
STONY RIDGE, IND.

Miss Esther Mark spent n few
days of last week with Emma ellis.
Miss Verna Wise spent sunday
with her parents.
The Misses Hazel and Glennis
Kreuger visited Mildred Stuckey
Sunday
Miss Garvin of Purdue gave some
very interesting demonstrations be-
fore the ladies Of the Economics
club at the Ullery school Wednesday
and Thursday Visitors were pres
ent from Lakeviue, Willow Greek.
Ardmore and Granger.
Anton Goetzinger has returned
from Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Van Ness
were sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
William Shattoo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Butzbach of
south Bend visited Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Kreuger sunday.
The Misses Gertrude Konke. Hattie
Cool, Esther Brady, Martha Tescher,
Margaret L.abadie OF South Bend
spent sunday with Meta Haussman.
Anton Henke OF Chicago is visit
ing Anton Goetzinger.
Clifford Brown of the Chicago
naval training school spent sunday
with Harold Humble.
Lester Beistle spent Sunday with
Earl Mark
Miss clara Gollnick spent sunday
with her parents.
The clay township social center
will give "A leap year shadow box
social Friday evening. March "a at
the Ullery school The ladies' will
furnish the program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Haussman of
South Bend visited their parents
sunday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15
WILLOW CREEK, IND.

Revival services arc IN progress at
The church. Revs Martin and
Dragoo will hold special cottage
prayer services throughout the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Willis gave a
farewell o'clock dinner Friday
evening. Covers were laid for 10.
Airs. Bessie Jude entertained z.
friend from River Park last Wednes-
day.
Quite a number in this vici,Hty
are III with severe colds and mipcr
ailments.
Paul Fuson and family from
Mishawaka are moving to Lawn
Crest farm.
Mr.. Robbins and family OF South
Bend are moving to Tusing farm.
Mr.. and Mrs w Eberhart enter
tanned a company at dinner Sunday
Covers were laid for 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Eager enter
tanned a company at dinner Sunday
Covers were laid for 10.
Miss Carrie Ellick was a guest Of
Mrs. Aller Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. C. Eberhart en-
tertained a company at 8 o'clock
dinner Sunday evening. Covers were
laid for six
Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder OF Misha-
Waka were guests of their son and
family Sunday.
Sam LOnzon Of North Liberty
visited with }. e. Eberhsrt over
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs j. SOusley entertain
cd a company OF relatives Sunday.
Mrs. }. VI. Wemmer and Mrs. Alice
Jude attended the demonstration
held by the Economics club OF Rose
lawn on Wednesday and Thursday
The Economics club vii hold its
regGiar study class Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. John
Beyers. BrOOkline farm.
Mv and Mrs. Weedel entertained
relatives Sunday.
Bids on the improved gravel road
for Edwardsburg drive were 10 be
closed Monday.
Palmer Eberhart is III with throat
trouble.