The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

The Boys fill Want Their New Suits for the 4th VTRAGOOQ Let young America celebrate the 4th of July In new clothes. We're ready to supply you with the sturdy Xtragood suits at prices from $2 to $10. You'll find here too everything that goes with the waists, hats, caps, stockings and neckwear. Thoge Having of for Publication In These Personals, Etc, Will Confer a Favor by Sending Them In or Phoning the Society Newt Department Before If Possible. Use Either Telephone, Store Closed All Day the 4th T.

C. Gibson Sons BIG CLOTHES STORE BESSEMER LAKE ERIE RAIL- RQAD CO, Time Table in Effect May 30, 1914. Trains leave Greenville, Eastern Standard time, as follows: Southward. No. 1, 7:00 a.

m. (Note) for Hilliards, W. A. R. R.

stations, Butler and Allegheny. No. 9, 9:33 a. daily for Butler, connecting week days for East Pittsburg and Allegheny. No.

11, 3:45 p. m. dally, for Butler, Allegheny and W. A. R.

stations, connecting week days for Billiards and East Pittsburg. No. 13, 7:30 p. (Note) for Butler and way stations. No.

5, p. Sunday only, for Mercer, Grove City, Butler and East Pittsburg. No. 3, 7:30 p. Sunday only (on and after June 21) South.

Main street on K-O) for Grove City, Butler and Allegheny. Northward. No. 12, 6:53 a. (Note) to Conneaut, and Erie.

No. 14, 11:54 a. daily, from East Pittsburg, Allegheny and Butler, Erie, connecting week days for Meadville and Conneaut, O. No. 10, 4:47 p.

daily, from Butler to Eriee, connecting week days from Bast Pittsburg and Allegheny to Meadville and Conneaut, O. No. 2, 7:10 p. ra (Note) from Allegheny and Butler. No.

4, 4:50 p. Saturday only (on and after 20) from Allegheny and Butler to Expo. Park. No. 6, 11:05 a.

Sunday only, to Expo. Park. 1, 13, 12 and 2 run daily except Sunday. E. D.

COMSTOCK, G. P. Pittsburg, Pa. D. B.

LAIRD, Agent, Greenville, Pa. IIEMPFIELD Miss Lois Bean returned home Tuesday afternoon after a ten days visit with friends at Pittsburgh. She also attended the Commencement exercises at tho Carnegie Technical school. i Miss Hazel Pearson and Master Dcwitt Ruff motored to Sharpsville Thursday with Mr. James Borland, returning homo Saturday morning.

Miss Agusto Reigleman, a trained nurse is spending her much needed vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reigleman. Mr. Richard Barry, of Akron, Ohio, is spending his vacation with his sister Mrs.

Floyd McMunigal and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Aubol were at New Hamburg, Sabaath, visiting'Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Aubel. We were visited with a much needed rain Thursday and Sabbath. Here After Eight Years. Raymond White is visiting friend in Greenville for tlje first time in eigh years and he says he can see a big ehang in tho town since was last here White is at present located in Oklahoma where he is connected with the Bel Telephone company. He is a promi nent member of tho Modern Woodmen and attended the convention last week at Akron, taking advantage of tho opportunity to visit boyhood friends here.

Mr. White was born on the West side and is spending severa days as the guest of Chief Pennman anc others. Schaeffer-Johnson. Miss Grace Johnson and Mr. Lewis C.

Schaeffer married at the homo of the bride's sister, Mrs. C. B. Aubeny, in Latrobe, Tuesday, June 16, at noon by the Rev. J.

C. Leacock. They are now on their wedding trip which will include Buffalo and several other points. Their home will be made in Greenville. Eleventh Anniversary.

Mr. and Mrs. Otto Smith celebrated the eleventh anniversary of their marriage on Juno 17 at their home 139 N. High street. Thirty-four were present.

The evening was spent in music and a written contest of which Mrs. William Luis and Roy Parker won prizes, after which a dainty lunch was served. FOUND Returns From Pittsburgh. Charlotte Young of Mercer street has returned from Pittsburgh, whore she was the guest of John Young and family. Miss -Young is attending the commencement week exercises at Fre- clonia, being the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. Blake Smith. Porch Party. Mrs. Stewart entertained with a porch party at the home of her mother, Mrs.

U. E. Smith in First street, Monday evening. Sixteen girls were present among whom was Miss Edna Sollors of Pittsburgh. Miss Scllors is a house-guest of Miss Florence Dean.

Somebody, somu oiace, has what you want, or wants wnat you have. Use the Record Want Ad8 After years of intense suffering from Stomach, Liver and Kidney disorder, which developed into Siatic Hheumatism, Mr. Denn the Discoverer of Denn's Sure, Safe and Speedy Cure found a doctor's prescription which took him off his crutches anc made a new man out of a broken- down cripple. It is now on the market and in order to prove its merit the Company offers' a. regular 25c size bottle for ten cents.

We have thousands of our Ohio, people and over six states, who have been helped with a few doses and cured with a few bottles of our marvelous remedy Denn's Sure, Safe ane Speedy Cure, regular size, while they last, lOc. Sold at W. G. CURRY, 178 Main Street, Greenville, Pa. There is no quicker or more sure way of renting your spare room than through a Record Want Ad.

Cent a word when paid in advance. in Choosing Your Bank Think of Safety First First National Bank Cor, Main Street and Bessemer R. R. In judging a bank's safety consider: its capital, which measures the faith of hte stockholders in the bank; its surplus, earned capital invested in the business; and he ability snovvn by the bank's management. The stockholders of the First National Bank have shown confidence In their bank by a capital investment of $125,000.

Out of earnings they have added to this investment, surplus of $268,000, a fund which is continually growing. In 50 years the officers and directors have shown ability and disposition' to conduct the business safely. Your account is Invited. PRUDENTIAL RATES 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Straight Life $14.95 16.76 19.11 22.17 26.23 31.74 39.69 48.98 63.08 20 Payment Life $22.43 24.41 26.81 29.76 33.46 38.24 44.61 53.34 65.68 20 Year Endowment 41.86 42.35 43.12 44.41 46.65 50.53 57.02 67.57 It is worth your while to look over the Prudential policies before you take your next. Stanley A.

Gillespie rict Manager of From Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Boliltnan and fatnilj' of Clarksburg, W. who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. B.

Fisher of Bessemer street are the guests of relatives in ISiew Castlo. Attended Services. Mrs. Thomas Drew and Miss Jessie Fitch attended the Benediction service and reception at the new parish house, St. John's church, Sharon, Tuesday evening.

Boy Scout Hike. A field meet of the Sandy Lake Boy Scouts will bo held at Sandy Lake, Thursday. Many local scouts will hike to Sandy here Wednesday afternoon. STONEBORO Mr. Frank Brewer of this place while working on the Pcnna.

section had a splinter of iron off the rail run into his hand last Saturday, making him a very sore hand. Once more our town was visited by burglars on Friday evening, June 19th. The clothing store, of Guyton Co. was broken into and the thieves raided on the clothing, shoes and jewelry, valued at about S500 to No clew has been discovered. Walter Robinson while working at the Franklin manufacturing company's works had the misfortune to fall anc sprain his ankle on Friday, June 19, '14 Tho Sun 3 ring circus was here on Friday June 19th, as advertised and they gave a fine clean and good up-to- date show.

A very large crowd attended the evening performance. A special train has been put on the Pennsylvania line on Saturday from New Castle to Stonoboro for tho benefit of tho Lakeside Park. People will arrive here at Stoneboro at 4:30 p. and leave at 11:30 p. m.

This will continue until September. Mrs. Woods of Bllwood is spending few days here with Mr. and Mrs. John Kelley.

Mrs. Harry Oossard is at the homo of VIr. and Mrs. Mike Zahineser for a 'ew days. The first baseball game was played on the base ball diamond in Stoneboro Saturday last.

Jackson Center versus Stoneboro. The Jackson Center team shut Stoneboro out by a score of 4 to 0 in lavor of Jackson Center. The second game will be played- here, on Saturday, Juno 27th. Stonoboro orsus Pardoe. A.strawberry and ice cream supper vas held in tho basement of the Baptist jhurch on Saturday evening, Juno 20, the ladies of tho church.

A largo number of strawberry wagons lavo been coming in here and a number of ears have beoii getting loaded at tljo Oil City Ice company's ice house. Mr. Harry Finc.bor-, who has been iway from home fro some timo is at tome with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C.

Fineher. A very large and fine wire and back stop lias been built at the baseball park, which has cost $35. Jailet. who was badly burned at.JNo. 1 mine a short time ago, is able to be around again.

Work has commenced on the cellar for a new lioufeo to bo occupied by Qoweii on the ejid ol Linden, street -Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gamble, have returned from Jamestown, where they were called by tho death of the latters father, Mr.

T. R. McElhancy. 444 Florence Hamlin attended the funeral of Mr. T.

R. McElhancy at Jamestown, Monday. 444 and Mrs. Ben George of Clove- Wm. George and family over Sunday.

444 Fisher of Jamestown, formerly with the Dickey Hardware company, now with the McCreary hardware store, Jamestown, was here TUGS- day. 444 Waddington has resigned his position as book-keeper of tho Packard hardware company to become asso- iated with the sales department of National Cash Register company, Pittsburgh office. 444 W. H. Riloy has returned Erie after a visit with Mr.

and Irs. Charles Riley and other friends. 444 and Mrs. Chos. Hodgo at- ended Allegheny college commencement at Meadville, Pa.

4 4 and Mrs. Walter Deadlier ittcnded tho Sunday school convention Mercer, Friday. 444 Mrs. Albert Vesper and little daugh- or Margaret of Main street loft Monlay for several days visit with friends Youngstown. They will also pay a 'isit to relative at Nilcs before re- timing home.

444 Fred Stone has returned from lartstown where she was tho guest of Vlrs. Hunter. 444 and Mrs. Milton Elbort of laymilton, arc visiting Mr. and Mrs.

jeorgo Ebbert of South Mercer street. 4-4-4 Ebbert spent Sunday in irie. 444 Joseph has re- urnod from Ellwood City and New -as tie. 444 Floy Wing has returned to ier home in Connwuitville after a isit with her sister, Mrs. C.

E. Servy Wilbur street. Anna who has been isiting local friends turned to her in Hornell, N. Monday. 444 R.

W. Gillt'spie returned from 'leadville where he spent the week- nd with friends. 4 4 -f Hazel Allen who has boon isiting Miss Monica Morrissey has sturncd to her home in Grove City. 444 Miles of Franklin is visiting is grandfather Mr. llout and family South Mercer street.

444 Barrett, of Exposition Park was a business caller Monday. 444 Hazel Barry of Jamestown, spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Emma Barry, of Wost Main street. 444 A. L.

Davenny and Mrs. Rtit.1i and Mildred BMge arc visiting Rov. F. 8. stougor of Srottdak 444 RPV.

Dr. and Mn. 0. B. Wnko field and daughter Floriwo loft (day morning for Pittsburgh.

444 Cbas. Hodgo and Son, 7'nu tiro visiting her parents Mr, and Mrs R. Johnston of Oil 4- 4 4 Miss Nell Clnrk of Sharon is th guest of Mrs. Will T. Bain TO.

4 4 and Mrs. W. S. Wood niu family of Meaclville apont several day with Chiff Ponnman and family, turning home Monday evening. 44 Mrs.

M. E. Fisher of Shorard is the guest of her sister Mrs. Seeder'y and friends in Colunibiitiina, OJiij. Hart int.

Kock is tho guest of 'riends in Meadville. re- --Robert Tuesday. 44 Rowley was in Mercer There Is no quicker or more euro way of renting your- spare ropnrthan through a Record Want Ad. Cent a Tanner of Harmonsburg, who is the guest of Mrs. Davenny, attended com'mencomont wook exorcises at Fredonia Monday evening.

444 Loch and son Howard of South Mercer street have returned from Sharon, where they visited Mr. Isaac Titus and family. M. Rowo of Parduo spent Tuesday with local friends. 444 L.

A. McCrumb of Jamestown was in Greenville Tuesday on her way to Mereor whore she will bo. the guest of MM. Kathoririo McCormick Mary and Florence McDonald have gone to Chautauqua for the summer. 4 4 Walter B.

Alan of Rochester, N. visiting parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. M.

Christy of Rosedale Circle. 444 Fisher returned to his homo Sharon after a visit with local friends. 444 and Mrs. B. T.

Cartwright lavo concluded a visit with Sharon relatives and returned to their home. 444 Vera Hoyt who has been the uost of friends both in Mercer and in Jrecmvillo has returned to Sharon. 444 S. Vcith has returned from a visit with Meadville friends. 44 and Mrs.

R. E. Thorno spent VIonday as tho guests of Mrs. Harold Beck in Sharon. Irene-Anderson and Miss Aleno Bowman and Messrs.

Leon Rojglcimui and Byron Robinson motored from Greonville and- spent Sunday with Herald. F. Hodge of Canal took in thfl Sunday school convention at Mercer, Friday evtming. LIVE STOCKING GRAIN Pittsburgh, June 23. Cattle Choice, prime, good, common, heUers, Common to good fat bulls, common to good fat cows, fresh cows and springers, Sheep and wethers, good mixed, fair mixed, culls and common, spring lambs, veal calves, heavy and thin calves, heavy, heavy mixed, mediums, heavy Yorkers, light Yorkers, pigs, fS.25 roughs, stags, Butler Prints, Eggs- Fresh, hens, 16 Cleveland, June 23.

mixed, pigs, stags, $0.50. to choice, $10.25 10.50; fair to good, heavy and common, fat steers, good to choice, milchers and springers, $50(R'SO. Chicago, June 23. 41,000. Light, $8.15 mixed, heavy, roughs, pigs, Cattle Receipts, 12,500.

Beeves, steers, cows and heifers, calves, 10.25. Sheep Receipts, 10,000. Sheep, yearlings, lambs, springs, 39M. East Buffalo, June 23. Cattle Receipts, 4,100.

Prime steers, shipping, butchers, heifers, 8.25; cows, bulls, Hogs Receipts, 18,000. Heavy, mixed, Yorkers, JS.50-jti> 8.60; pigs, stags, 3,000. $7 yearlings, Markers Cemeterj Wellman Granl Pittsburg Oi 811 Ail, HOMESTTj Local Office am 33 South 1 GREEN YlLLl NOTICES In accordance with the contracts of the SubscribJ ers for space in the Community Mausoleum now erected In the Shenango Valley Cemetery in Green- 1 ville, we hereby' certify that the foundation for the building is completed and work on the exterior walls is now started, thereby, making the second payment on the contracts due and payable to, The State Mausoleum Company, Number 101 Farmers Merchants Trust Company Building, Greenville, Pa. SHENANGO VALLEY CEMETERY ASSN. By Fred Reed, Sec'y.

Sworn and subscribed to before me this 23rd day of June 1914. II. A Loutzenhiser, J. P. My commission expires First.

Monday in December, 1915. FARMERS AND TRUST COMHPAJVV STATEMENT JUNE 1, 1914 RESOURCES -Loans Bonds 188,559.47 Real Estate 10,000.00 Cash and 176,621.20 LIABILITIES Capital $125,000.00 Surplus 55,000.00 Profits 8,604.02 Deposits 673,017.13 Ul DEPOSITS June 1, 1913 $561,615.53 June 1, 1914 $673,017.13 A. STRONG BANK AND GROWINO BANK. $861,621.15 NOVE.U IVrftSSAGF. CRFAM.

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