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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-29
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Well. last week we told you we had
agency for DR.. Hess's Stock Remedies-Ds
fectants. Pan-a-cea for chickens. and all
rest of his remedies. We have heard ofp.
pie who were not getting an egg a day d
after using a package or more. are now 2
ting 8. 10. and IL eggs a day. Isn't this p
ing2 And hogs. sheep. and cattle--equi
good results.
Curtain Poles Sc. Cold blast lanterns &c O.
Brass Curtain Poles lOc. 4 &, and 6-lnch taper GO
TIN Wash Basins sc. ard SC.
Eoameled Basins 10 to lsc. Hand SAWS 5Oc 10 tLgl
Enameled Stew Pans 10 l3c. Shoe nails q.
Coffee pots-tn 10 70 20c. Tail bands l8c.
Coal oil l0c. a gallon. Strap hinges Sc 10 i8c
Table oil cloths 15c yard. whitewAsh brushes Joe .
D envelopes lc. Peroxide sc.
6 sheets Of paper lc. CArbohe acid lsc. = risi
Ia rows OF pins lc. Machine OIL &c.
Machine thread &c. Separator oil s5c. a qslr
4 mouse traps &c. l3-in-oue oil &c.
! rat trap SC. Pint cans paint Zoe.
Eureka Harness Oh Soc. a gal Open links 4 for Sc.
Ion. Lone star hane hloLs
Padlocks 10, 10 and 25c. Buggy washers &c.
Horse rasps 90 TO Csc. Screen door hinges IO.
Sin. hat hles l2c. Birdie bits Zoe 20 Sc.
Batchener manure forks Csc. Flash lights SOC, 7se, g
Shovels So to 95c. Williams shaving SOAP o
2-lorse plow points Boo Alarm CLOCKS 75c O. % IS |
3-horse plow points osc. ITalcum powder i0c b iE
Gum boots $2.35 to 1926. Box writing paper TO- O. 1
Bunch straps 10 10 i3c. Tablets &c N los.
Warner corsets-the kind that Umbrellas 4sc 10 CSC
wear, SOC. To 81 80. Heavy shoeslrinRs e paJ
See our work gears at $40. Hose, all kinds. los O.
TIT heavy traces SOC. Mems collars sc 70 Ice
Lone star Hames s5c. Mems heavy hose lOc
Horse collars Si.2 TO 81 rs. aAndkerchiefs &c y ~ /
Mattocks i5c. doz. clothes pms Sc.
Mems hats and caps 25c. 10 100 split ryets Sc:
Sl.25. No. / lamp globes Sc
Linoleum 2 yds. wide 75c TO No. . lamp globes &C.
500. No. 1 lantern glooe Sc
Rubber roofng Sl.l5, 81 % No. 2laniern globe Sc
81 40, and Il 60. SUIT cases CSC 70 si o.
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DIFFERENCES WITH
 GOETHALS SETTLED
SHIPPING BOARD AGREES TO BUILD BOTH WOODEN AND
 STEEL BOATS.

Washington. May 2S-'Dtferences
 between Chairman Denman of the ship
 ring board and Major General Goe-
 thals, manager of the boards emer-
 gency fleet corporation. over the
 boards wooden ship building campaign
 have been cleared away. il was said
 today, and the corporation will pro
 oeed with construction of both steel
 and wooden ships.
 General Goethals back from New
 York, where Friday night in speech
 he characterized the plan to build one
 thousand wooden ships as hope ess, an nonced today that the fleet corpora
 ton had let contracts for twen,ytour more wooden ships and for six steel harges.
 It was authoritatiyely stated that General Goethals would be given 2 free rein in the ship bUildmg program and that there will be non n-interferenc~ will be put entirely in his hands and the board will exercise it's other func- ton, as prescribed in the Law creating 1t Operation of the fleet, therefore will be in the hands of the board Chairman Denman has disc aimed | resp possibility for the statement tna,
 the board could build 1 ,O00 wooden ships in eighteen months. That asser- ton. t IS said was made by one Of l he engineers who proposed the wood en ship building program, and never was denied by the board because the board did not care to give any ccin- | fort to the Germans.
 General Goethals has accepted pro rosals by the United States Steel Cor poration and the T.ackawanna Steel and Iron Company to turn out three million tons of steel shipping in IS
 months, and win let contracts lOi wooden ve.sels as fast as wooden ship Ibutders come forward with fact ities for building them.
 The house sent to conference today
 an amendment to the $750000, GOO ship lcons,ruction appropriation section Of | the urgent deficiency bin eliminating a senate provision to authorize the president to direct the fleet corpora | tion's general manager to carry out provisions ol the measure.
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BEWARE OF STRANGERS
INTERFERE TO BE
 SEVERELY HANDLED.

Washington, May 2S.-Nne indict ments returned by a federal court iu TeXa against leaders of an alleged conspiracy to hinder army draft regis tration and two arrests in Virginia on similar charges were cited by Attorney General Gregory tonight in another warning that the department will deal relentlessly with persons who attempt to interfere with he execution of the draft law.
 There are ndications.' said Mir. Gregory, that attempts win be made in one Or two of the central western cities to mack registr;, N9n ineffeeive. The department is prepart to care for such emergencies It's ager's will be instructed to see that registr-.ion of ticers perform their duties prcperry and that they are not interIered with in the performance of their duties
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at2o to l:30 and are free to all who may desire to attend
 < Epworth League.
 The Epworth League of he Central Methodist church vii entertain at he sislar apartments this evening A free will offering for the building fund will be .aken
 * 4 @ Como Dance Postponed.
 The dance on the roof garden Of the Como hotel, which was scheduled for Wednesday night. has been post poned until Friday night. Proprietor A. A. Reynolds stated that he put the pening of the roof garden off until that lime so as not to interfere with the bis dress rehearsal 10 he given Wednesday night in he Auditorium theatre by those whp are to partici- pate in the big patroltc show there Thursday night
 I% ~l1E: Birthday eocla 10 be given at Ms Dr Joel Shaws sixth and Rector given by Missionary Ladies for bene- fit of the parsonage Public cordially invited and bring as many friends as you are old
 The Forth shtly Club will mee, Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. ". l. Massey.
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 The Baptist ladie' Aid will tender a reception this afternoon in the church parlo~s Of the Firs Baptist church in hcnor of Mrs A drich. the oldest lady of the church
 l6ME The Women's Auxiliary Of tho I'rst Presbyterian church will meet in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon at @:3o o'clock
 Y @ .aAA Mrs. l. C. Leaky, l30 Chapel etreet, has returned from visit with rela tiyes in Mississippi
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 Arthur Allston and family have re. urned from Bonanza Springs. where they spent coup e of weeks.
 
 The remains of ]. II. Shields who died in this city, were shipped to his home in Cleveland Ohio, yesterday. accompanied by his mother, who was with him when the end came. De ceased was A years of age and he was young man of most pleasing address, and during his seven weeks stay here, made many friends.
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 Mrs. W Garnett Alcorn and chil dren left last evening for Monroe. Mo where they will visit relatives and friends. Rev Alcorn, who has re. signed his pastorate of the First Christian church. was unab to ac- company them on account of illness. but hpes to join them at Monroe in d few days
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James ' GMm James Westall C C. Bruce Norr. 0 Ryan Troy Teague. Charles P Fisher Ear w WoodTn HoE Harris David Lllebfidge. James $ Reame} Of Hot Springs. and Marion Cr.sstield. Grover simmons. Leon ieatherman and Dolmar Owens .ol stale. ,ua
 r. Is necessary 'hai there be 2> more men registered before the com paaE is mustered in next "Wednesday night Al members now enrolled must report Wednesday evening at o clock
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c. A. R. DECORATION DAY.
Services We're Impressive and Were
 We'll Attended Sunday Afternoon.

"N'i NAhNHNNR 0hHO0I SllGFUQOUs
 The C. A. R. Decoration Day exer- cises held in the grove near Green. wood cemetery Sunday afternoon were largely attended by old veterans Of the Blue and the Grey.
 The very interesting program pre- pared fer the occasion was rendered and the orations and music did credit to those taking part.
 Hon. Harry II Meyers of Little Rock, ex-superintendent Of the Reser. yation, was the orator of the day. He delivered a speech full of patriotism, and was heartily applauded through out He was followed by Hon L. E. Sawler, who also made talk that pleased the audience Several recita. tions and sol2s by young ladies made the program a very enjoyable one
 Decorating the graves of the de parted brave followed the program
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4 QUEERNESS
 IN HER HEAD
Caused This Lady Much Suffering Which She Says cardui
 Finally Relieved.

Chadbourn. N C.-NIrs Nj. D. Me Pherson. of R. F. D. No. |. this place, says. lily first trouble was monthly misery ever since | was a girl had headache. backache and would stag ger with a queerness in my head | would faint, and could not stand on my feet. Would suffer so, l would just get down on my knees by a chair at .... time. We would have the Dr and take things to relieve me, but without re-u
 | read of Cardui-tcok 6 bottles and was cured of this painful trouble Since that have taken it bottle at d time as a tonic and find it all or more than recommended Have taken 1t before child birth which strength ened me, buJ my suffering before l heard lf Cardui, at was equal to
 pains | would have to go to bed for or 3 days each month
 am strong and well today. be- leye Carlui saved my fe, for it is wonderful medicine
 My sister used Cardm She to- knows the great Eood derived from it praise 1t eYery day"
 Cardui may bH the very medicine you have l'ns 3een needing Get 2 hottle from Iorr drueg st today C imposed off fpurely yegetahle in Irredients. lt 4annot harm you bu shenld surely \ To for yoa what it haf ldonc for othe help you
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BIG FIRE AT TULSA.

Tu sa, Okla, May 2S.-Fire of un. known origin tonight destroyed the plant of the Tulsa Glass company, the loss being estimated by Fire Chief Alder at $120000 There was some insurance
 AS the result of the blaze 250 men and women are thrown cut of employ ment, and many of them will be at the mercy of the city's charitable instotu- tions
 The fire at one time threatened to get beyond control about ten adjacent residences being fired hy sparks, but the fire fighters by energetic work confined the ames to the glass plant
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RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The partnership between E. w. Rec tor and myself having been dissolv ed by the death of Mir Rector, $ Ill continue the practice of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used, this continued use Of his name having been generously suggested and permitted by his fam fly. l.. K. SAWYER,
 Hot Springs. Ark. Feb. 9. 1917 2?~d
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Society
Shabuoth Services.

Shabuoth Services.
 The Shabuoth service and the con hrmduon eNerc,~es of the Congreaa- uon House of Israel was fittinelv ob- served Sunday morning
 Promptly at 10 o'clock Rev Dr. 4. B Rhine of the Jewish cougreeation nducted he shabuoth ,Feast gf NeeksJ service in a most creditahla manner This sacred festival of the Jewish people i, very importan one Alter these services had been so beau. uiu.ly conducted the next in order be. Ing the confirmation Of Hot Springs prettlest Jewish young ladies Misses Hannah Moscowitz, Sarah Kalenick. Hannah Gorhmay and Rachael Gilbert The scholars Ct Dr. Rune's Sunday class and some forty or more little boys and girls marched into he front doof Of the Synaeoeue preceded by the four young ladL confirmants. who were in short while to premise their al cglance into the faith of Abram l"aac and Jacob. and 70 join the cove. nant of Isaac the confirmants march ing to the altor which had been pre- Fiously auis ically and protuseN deo- orated for the occasion and which re sembled taryland Dr Rhine. the be loved Rabbi of the congregation being their in waiting for them
 The several sacred songs by the children accompanied n the piano by Mrs Dr. Rhine. vas bea1ifu indeed They were led by rweet little Aeeina Schercb and with the splendid accom-. paniment on the p.ano and ,he voices of The other sunday school children were truly inspiring The anthem. 'liarh My Soul by Miss Edith Katz and Mrs Earl Wyatt. was grand in. deed The opening prayer as recited ay Mss Hannah NoscoWitz. one of the Iouns lady contirmants Wa great and effected much fay0rab comment from the large audience Miss Sarah kallsnick's floral service and prayer ref ected much credit Up-n this sweet girls ability as an orator.
 The subject The Significance of Sina was well hand ed by Miss Han nah Geshway The young lady has a hrilhnt future before her
 Last but not least, was popular Miss Rachel Gilbert. who chose for her subject The Significance of Con firmatiCn' and how we she acuuit- ted herself can he safely youched for by those whose good fortune it was to her her splendid subject charm ugly d dsoussed Dr REme's address 10 the congregation and confirmation class was replete with good and wholesome advice Woul that the cong. egation would heed the teach u9- and advice of their leader and get closer and be more obseryant to their religion and more attentive to the House of Israel, how beautiful is would be- 70 them
 Dr. Rhine is am nest the most be- loved preachers In the city and his efforts in bringing the Sunday school class 10 efficiency as was shown at the temple la, Sunday. was great credit to his ability
 His good wife, Mrs Rhine. is also entit ed to much credit for her work in the church and Saoabth school The service and the confirmation Sun day was beautiful and solemn and re- fleets great credit upon all who took part in he proceedings
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MASONIC NOTICE.

There will be a special communica- ton of Sumpter Lodge No 4i9 F. & \. NJ. this Tuesday evening at 6 o clock, sharp, folr candidates for Master Degree Visiting Ma sons fra arna ly invited
 R F. ERNIEY, w. M
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CENTENNIAL LODGE.

Centennial Lodge No. ., K. of F.. will convene in their Castle Hal to- night al the usual hour, besides work now to be conferred there will also be other in present matters to look after.
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ATTENTION.

Don't forget to see Madame Hazel, Che great fortune teller camped neNt Co Courthouse. Ouachita Avenue. Spe. clal attention to private readines m ynur home 526-6t
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Rs
BALL PLAYERS REGISTER.

Pittsburgh. Pa. May 2N.-Niueteon oi the tveuH-tNo members of the Ch- ca Naf nal league bareball club reaistered here today under the con -or.pu0u aet
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NOTICE

Mrs. Walter L. Cain will remain here during the summer months and will continue her class in piano at her studio in the Kempner Bldg. Phone 9oOO 5-19.3t
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MORE VOLUNTEERS IN LOCAL COMPANY
TWENTY EIGHT MORE MEN ARE TO BE ENROLLED BEFORE MUSTERiNc IN OF COM.
 PANY

Yesterday rom rho local reorut.1s oiipe oi me neA GOt SprH-s conn Anl in the Thra Araansas Reg meur ie following additional names .t men Refe handed in Albert AleNande,
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if you suffer from stomach dlsor' ders, ask your doctor about our 5ul. qarIan buttermilk. Tie Pasteurlzed Muk Go 1t1-u
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Victrola Recital

The usual Tuesday afternoon vic fro recital at Richards music store promises 70 he extraordinarily good on account of the arrival Of a large shipment ol late records, These con. certs take place regularly on Tue
 day and Thursday afternoons from
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We nave Tn operation a circulating ar system throughout out plant, which prevents a fly from lighting. The Pas ssurlxod Milk Go. S-l1-H
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

NoHce is hereby given that ] have o.d d my interest in the Crystal Cafe 70 icarao GeorgopIl
 LOUIS pOLYCHRON
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Logan Berry Ice Cream The Pas teuriZed Milk Go. 4-l-tt
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO., PRODUCERS OF GOOD GOODS ONLY. 4i5-2229
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Dr. T. II. shelton nas returned to the city and is now located fin Citi 1ens National Bank Building, suite }02-4-5. 23-tf
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PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM CO, producer of good goods only.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-21
REGISTRATION BEGINS

Registration under the compulsory military seVice Ia" no" in progress Alaska Because of the mposSlby ot furnishing the proper blanks and instructions the officials charged With this task the date set for the of registration July g. was long passed the material reached darod More tember In the proper the registration was com pleted in a single day, but this impossible m Alaska
 The law contempaes that each of the prescribed age shall secure certificate of registration the duty of the individual to see that he secures on and thus avoid the penalty for non registration has provided the machinery and conenpa further steps until after the date set for the clos ing the should be considered patriotic duty oi eac citizen to further this work Is much possible
 In the proclamation the President which history making The nation all but needs each not in the hed that will most pleasure him. but the endeaVor that Will pest serve the common good Thus though shaphooter eases to operate trip for the forging and an expert
 schn march with the flag the nation beng served only when the hapshooter marches and the machn ot his levers The whole be which each man shall play the part for which he is best fitted To this end congress provided that the nation shall be organized tor war by selection and that each shall be classified for ervlce Ill the place shall best the general good call him The significance this be oveated It thing of accepting vazing duty ourselves with thought devotion the purpose of us all Is Tn no sense conscrpon the unwilling is rather selection from nation which has volunteered in It choosing Of those who shall march with than selection of those who shall equally necessary and devoted purpose in the indus tries that lie behind the battle line
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-21
THE RED CROSS

The Idtarod district, in with every other section will be asked do its bit behalf of Red Gross work being from the Outside world and by reason the time consumed in communicating with other Alaska com munes the of enterprises and actlvl ties Out tide the people this section of Alaska have taken paavely little interest relieving the suffering and distress brought by the This has been much because people been indifferent because organ aton the lead in presenting the matter manner that would draw attention IS that many individuals have sent contributions different relief funds and hafhearted at tempt to the American Red Cross early the resulted the sending of small to that organization Like
 wise collected for German relief At the present time there is in course of collection the relief of Belgian children But taken all a and comparing gifts for war lief with those of other communities, the impression might be gained the people the favored arod district not liberal their fellows of other sections.
 Now that United States actually and soldiers gre even on the European battleds this question of lief suppementing the government itself will be brought home each and the noble work of the Red mite toward providing and relief of the boys the front.
 The work the Red Gross we'll known that detailed accounts of its activities peluous. President Wilson organization has issued appeal in its behalf consequence branches of the society being e in every community throughout the land Alaska Is not lag gng a and already splendid progress toward organization and the gathering of funds has been made almost city in he territory among them Fairbanks and Ruby 1dtaod should be occupy subordinate position part of ether organization should immediately about the task of l organization.
 The Pioneer hopes steps taken in this direction the earliest possible and its columns the service of those interested
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-07-21

States is England or Tales Scoandthat is Great Magma Charta the Declaration of Rights the Bill of Rights cuded in the constitution its first ten amendmentshe very principles embodied the constitution derived from colonial high priest John Milton whose singer Burns great intellect Shakespeare whose great for liberty Hampden and Sidney and Simon de Montford
 w would rather have heard the from Wisconsin eulo the best ohoos of that branch and those oOo right in Canada and Australia and in South Africa They the branches of the had the courage the neigh borhood and and seek out habitat and adapt themselves and who the fight Men who, like powed the field with the rife their shoulder while they held the blow with the other hand They English and Scotch l and Welsh and Irish
 "It was an Englhman Engishmen his blood is concernedGeoge Washington of Mount Vernonwho pre-
 have the people speak him George Washington o Mount Vernonh plantation nameTather than by some other name led the American forces that fought the die aes Germanblooded king backed by Hessan hireng George Washington warned against entangng alliances and warned against another nfuae and nsensate hatred particular people, because with that in hls blood incapable of being real good American citizen Tn country where the melting pot will finally operate.
 like the arraignmen which the senator from Wis onsn the English people the English government more democratic than do like 1t because not correct historically because sentiment and be insult the gentlemen from whose Joins sprang they themselves fought against people of like blood who wanted to opp What did they fight for? They fought this Thomas Jefferson and old Samuel Adams pretty nearly the only who took larger vision George Washington ard Lincoln and and the balance of them fought inherited rights of Engmen belonging they contended Engshmen America well to Engshnen Tn England Those inherited rights of Engshmen expressed m the constitution United States Thomas Jefferson and Sam further and Thomas Jefersons went to the Declaration o Independence which includes only the rights of Engshmen the rights of man. which later embodied the Decara ton of the French repubGc