The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1918-02-07
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
GIL scsl and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS

next Sunday morning aC lO' oo AZ
Eoenezer; at A3bury at 2:3O, and
at Sloan at 700 in the evening.
Harry W. Shaw and Maurice
E. shaw, near Hancock, Nd,
were guests in the home of ex-
Sheriff and Mrs. j. G. Alexand-
er. Of McConnellsburg Sunday
night.
Miss Samantha Mellott, of
Chambersburg, spent the time
from Saturday uutil Sunday
afternoon in the home of her pa
rents, Hon. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Mellett.
"We have reached the time in
our national life when no loyal
citizen in the country can afford
to spend a dollar for wasteful
luxuries. Such an expenditure re-
solves itself into disloyal act. -
Cardinal Gibbons.
RlOES.-Frank B. Sipes
paws the highest market price
for be 4 hides at their butcher
yhoo IN McConnellsburg, also
highest or,ce paid for calf SKINS
sheepgk kins and tallow.
Advertisement,
- II every home-there are TO-
100000 of them should waste on
the average one-half cup of milk
daily, it would mean a waste of
2,5OO,OOO quarts daily-9l2. 50O,-
900 quarts a year-the total pro-
duct of more than 400, 900 cows.
OF course, when you go to
Chambersburg for anything IN
the house-furnishing line, you do
Mt decide upon a purchase un-
ii you have looked over the stock
a. Sierers' big store. See the
advertisement at the top OF page
5.
There will be no preaching SER
vices in the Reformed nor in the
Presbyterian church next Sun
day. Sunday school in the morn
ing and afternoon and Christian
Endaav in the ev u;nR-all in
the Reformed church. No heat
in the Presbyterian.
Washington, D. C.-Thous-
ands Of American airplanes are
fl, ing above the American forces
10 Europe today; thousands more
will be added by June; still more
thousands will pour across the
Atlantic as fast as the coordinat-
ed taci )ries in this country can
turn them out.
The Jacket Store people have
a new advertisement in this
weeks paper that it will pay you
to read AS long as you see a
business mans advertisement n
the paper, you may depend upon
it that he is "alive and kicking"
and doins business at the old
stand.
Alton D. Neidigh, farmer, who
lives on farm West Of Blain,
Perry county, killed a hog a few
days ago which dressed 7S4
pounds. The hog was about four
years old and was the biggest ever
known to ba raised in that Sec
ton. The butchering was wit
messed by about seventy-five peo-
pie.
Too poor 10 take the home pa
per? Well, hat is a distressful
condition. Buy a hen, feed her
crumbs and aste from the kitch-
en- and she Wi lay eggs to pay for
a years subscription; then work
her up into a pot pie and she will
pay Ter fl 81 cost; so the paper
will be clear profit. Repeat this
process year after year, mean
while learn wisdom and cease to
be poor.
Mrs. Ralph ! win, of Bartles-
vile, o l.ahomt, claims to be
the champion knitter of the
country. She Lases her claim
on the fact that she knitted a
mans complete sweater, with
out flaw, in eight hours and
f0rty-6ve minutes. She has
knitted fllep sweaters in
twelve days. Tic first one was
completed in eigi teen hours and
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