The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Store Closed All Day Tomorrow DAILY RECORDED. Davenny Baskin announce that the Greenville roller rink will open. Thursday, Thanksgiving day, at 2 p. Also, in evening at 7:30. Open each week day evening at '7: 30.

n26-2t Adv. Closed Tomorrow. The clothing stores of Greenville will be closed all day Thanksgiving, account of legal holiday. Decorated ana undecorated china for sale at Mrs. B.

F. Bennett's, 70 Shenango street. n23-tf Nov. Davenny Baskin announce that the Greenville roller rink will open Thursday, Thanksgiving day, at 2 p. m.

Also, in evening at 7:30. Open each week day evening at 7:30. n2ti-2t Adv. "Spring-Sota" equal to any spring wheat flour on the market, $1.45 per sack. Ask your grocer for it.

Guaranteed by Mathers Brothers. o29-5t B. Bowers Son are still In busi- buggies and horses. Prices the same. Funeral carriages $2.00.

Florence Dean of Margaret, Morrison school, Pittsburgh, will spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Dean.

LAIRD'S OPERA HOUSE WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 4. WILLIAM A. BRADY (L'TD) Presents the Funniest Play Ever Written BABY MINE MARGAKRT-MAYO WALTER JONES In his original character of "JIMMY" as played by him in New York City over four hundred times. And the original cast and production One whole year in New York.

Two years in London. Six months in Chicago. Four months in Philadelphia. And prolonged runs In Berlin, Vienna, St. Petersburg, South Africa, South America, Australia and Japan.

This is the same company that played this Teck theatre, Buffalo, week of September 16. W. H. MILLER, Mg'r. Prices: $1.50, $1.00, 75c, Seats at usual place, ready Monday at 9 m.

Mail orders now. PERSONALS. M. Roland has gone to Pittsburgh and Cleveland on a business trip, expecting to be gone several days. Susan Beatty has returned from Mercer where she has been the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. T. D. Beatty. B.

Rust left Wednesday for F'srida where he will spend the winter. Amy Cartwright of Sharon is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Caitwright. James Borland Sharpsville was in town Tuesday.

A. W. Williams of Mercer is in Pittsburgh assisting Judges John D. Shafer and J. M.

Swearingen in criminal court. A number of important oases will come before Judge Williams Wednesday. and Mrs. W. W.

Emery are the guests ot relatives in Philadelphia. F. Turner Sliarpsvllle. spent Tuesday in K. Long of Greensburg spent Tuesday in town.

Maybello Cannon is rue.st of friends in Erie. Isabel Jpnnin.gs was injured on Tuesday by a fall on the icy ground, fracturing her right, shoulder. She is being cared for at the borne of her daughter, Mrs. D. H.

Hill of Clinton street. Hazen who was shot in the leg while hunting recently, is in a vary critical condition at the hospital. It was thought he could not survive the night but was a trifle hotter today. and Mrs. Frank J.

McCall are the guests of relatives at Jamestown, N. Y. D. Foote of the Metal Products is a business visitor Detroit. in CENT A WORD COLUMN.

LOST. of money. Reward. Inquire Homer Brothers. n27-4 Adv.

leather handbag containing money, gold and class picture. ed to this office. Rubetta Sellout of Ashta- will spend the Thanksgiving holidays with her; parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.

M. Schout. Kate McMillen is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Jack, of Stoneboro. watch, check Reward if return- n25-tf Adv.

WANTED. unfurnished rooms for light house-keeping. Address this office. n27-3t Adv. "to "come the Donvarl-Harry Shoe store, Tuesday, December 3, to buy fancy work, aprons, clown dolls, etc.

n27-3t Adv. for general house" work. Inquire Miss Tunison, 264 Main street. 25 41 Adv WANl clerks" dry goods Wright Dry Goods Co. n25-tf Adv.

or middle aged woman for general 1 house work. Mrs. Ehrhart, Jamestown, Pa. Ji25-3t Adv. good girl to assist in cooking at the Mercer Sanitarium, Mercer, to report December 1.

Good wages. n23-6d Adv. B. Bigler of Worth township was a business visitor in town, Wednesday. Iliff of Salem township was In town Wednesday.

U. Reges of Hadley was a Greenville visitor, Wednesday. Theodore Benze is in Philadelphia. Beulali Grauel of Aspinwall is the guest of Miss Helen Grauel. Thomas' Stone, of No.

Plum street, is in the Greenville hospital, where she underwent a ser ious operation. FOR SALE. FOR house on Clinton street, near Columbia avenue. Gas, water, bath, etc. J.

J. Donaldson. n27-lt Adv. FOR Berkshire pigs. Inquire E.

E. Keelen, 135 West Main. n22-4t Adv. FOR properties, all Improvements, excellent locations. Bargains.

Both phones. J. M. HIttle. FOR lots in Leet addition.

J. M. HIttle. s22-tr FOR house, No. 7 Short street.

Address H. A. Reed, 321 Arabella street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Adv. n2-lmo FOR RENT.

FOR of a house $8 a month. Inquire 393 South Main, n26-tf Adv. FOE for light house, keeping. Inquire 240 Main street. n21-tfAdv.

FOR furnished room, use of bath. Centrally located. Address this office. Adv. nl6-tf Attention Knights Pythias.

A Grand Lodge convocation will be held on our regular meeting night Friday, November 29. Grand Chancellor J. W. Hutchison and other grand lodge officers will be present. banquet will be held after lodge.

All members are urged to be present possible. Adv. Opera House One Night Only Wednesday Nov. 27 Mr. Wm.C.

Harris The World Renowned Violinist This gentleman is a former resident of Greenville and will be remembered by some of the older citizens. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Dave Klein's two (2) little brothers. They sing, talk and dance. Postively the best act that ever appeared here. Matinee Thanksgiving day 3 p.

m. I want to please. Tell me hew. FftfDONIA. Mr Winter arrived last Sunday evening for 1 his Usual visit.

Mr and Mrs Vint Magner of Ma- honlngtown were tile guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harsh and over Sunday. Lee McCJuiston has been confined the house with rheumatism th past week.

Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Park were thv guests' of tho pufents a I Shenango Tuesday of this week.

George Fritz of Shenango was UK guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert Fritz and family over Sun day. W. D. Reznor and Will Hurst, ol Mercer were callers in town Thursday.

MTS. D. B. Robins has returned home after ia three weeks' visit with friends at H-arrisburg, Pa. Harry Redfoot and Oswald Griffin were the guests of friends at Harrisville last week.

Prof. F. A. Fruit, Prof. Crawford, Dr.

A. A. Park and W. S. Montgomery attended the football game at Grove City last week, Prof.

Ralph Gilbert who is attending Grove City college was home over Sunday. AI Foster of Gresnville was a business caller in town Saturday. Wallace Ruff was home from Greenville over Sunday. Charles Perrine and Earl Cochran were the guests of friends in Greenville over Sunday. Bert White of Sprlngboro is visiting his father, James White, who is on the sick list.

Walter Sherman was home from Beaver Falls over Sunday. Lawrence Anderson of New Castle was the guest of his father, A. E. Anderson over Sunday. Mrs.

Exie Hilands is visiting in Mercer this week. James Campbell who has been working for Pools On- has accepted a position with L. L. Keck Son oin Greenville. John Paden has taken his place with Poole Orr.

Milton Neuroh who disposed of his stock at public sale last Monday has taken a position with the Western Press in Mercer and will move to Mercer just as soon as Mrs. Neurph, who has been on the sick list for sonic time, is able. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Longstreet of Greenville were the guests of friends Monday. Mrs. Carl Eberman and daughters were the guests of friends in Greenville last. week.

Or. C. J. Sellers and family were guests of friends in Meadville last Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. H. V. Heckman were guests of friends Sunday. Mrs.

H. H. Horton was called to Youngstown last week on account of the death of her mother. Robert Moon was in Youngstown Saturday attending the funeral of his sister. Miss Margaret Supplee has added a fine line of stamped goods and fancy work to her millinery stock.

Frank M. Woods of Greenville transacted business in town last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Blake Smith and daughter, Myra, were the guests of Greenville friends last week.

Air. and Mrs. Frank Morse, of Gi'enville were callers in town last Thursday evening. Ernest Boyd has fitted up a photograph gallery at his home and takes from penny pictures up to Photographs. He has a fine display at Heckman's drug store.

Misses Lois and Fannie Marsteller were Sharon callers over Sunday, the guests of their, sister, Mrs. Fred Brenner, and family. Dr. and Mrs. T.

F. Hogue were the guests of friends at Hartford, Ohio, last Sunday. Bert Martin visited Sharon friends over Sunday. Miss Jane Koonce of Transfer was the guest of Misses Lois and Fannie Maisteller last week. Wayne On- of New Casfle is visiting his mother this week.

The of the Presbyterian church wish to extend their thanks for the liberal patronage given them at their chicken pie supper Tuesday evening. The supper was a great success in every way, about $160 being itealized. About thirty members of the Eastern Star of Greenville and large crowds from Mercer, Hadley Stoneboro, Clark's Mills and Sand Lake. All enjoyed the supper and the social feature. Kathryn McCutcheon, the six-year old daughter of Mn and Mrs.

George McCutcheon, fell last Monday" and fractured her arm above the wrist both bones being, broken. This is her second accident of the kind a she had the left arm broken abou two years ago. Ralph Hause lost a finger in a corn husking machine last Saturday. That he was not badly injured was due to his presence of mind. As soon as he realized his hand was caught he threw the safety stopping the rolls.

Robert Jamison Is going- on crutches on account of a badly siipained ankle which he received in a fall from a car from 1 which he was unloading! com. Samuel Hucy of New Castle was the guest of friends in town last week. Fred Roof and family of Greenville wer guests of friends in town Thursday and Friday of last week. OTT6R CRfcEk. Mfc and Mrs Ephraim Billlg spent a few days the past week in Sharon visiting, their son, Harry, who is very 111.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Youngstown, and Jacob Moyer and family of Fredonia, visited Milton Reinhart and family, Sunday. Miss Jessie Waaser, who is studying in Greenville, spent Sunday with their parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Wasser. Bon Fry of Greenville is spending a week's vacation at the home of Samuel Hawk and family. A number of our young people at- the candy at the Kremis school house last Friday night. Mrs.

Charfes Mitchell is visiting friends in Pittsburgh this week. Stealing is frequent in this section. Henry Hans had oats and bran stolen, from his bam, Lev! Baer had some poultry taken, also! large turkey gobbler weighing! about 35 pounds. Seymoro Brush, who had a sale recently, has moved to Greenville. WilWe Reinhart, who has been working in Fredonia has returned home.

The farmers are busy plowing their corn all report grub worms a bumper crop. Miss Jessie Ramp, who is staying in Greenville, spent Sunday with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. George John Billig was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

George Hoffackcr of Perry township, Sunday. William Swartzbeck is building a new straw shed. MiPo Rhodes of Meadviile spent, a few days the past week at the home of Stewart Mitchell and family. Oliver Kashner and family were the guests of John Callaluan and family of Maysvilie recently. Gilbert Babcock is building a fine new poultry house in which he keeping a large flock of pure- )lood stock.

ORANGEVILLE. J. W. McCrea of Reno was an over Sunday guest of his daughter, Mrs. James Lane, and family.

Mrs. W. H. Langley was in Youngstown Thursday. L.

B. Dabney and family Braceville last Sunday and spen he day with Mr. and Mrs. Bert tfanus. The union meetings still continue Mrs.

Frank Davis and Glad.v were Youugstown shoppers Thursday. Game Warden Powers of Warre lad a car load of fish shipped to Oi angeville to stock the Pymatunin vitli last week. ilr. and Mrs. A.

RrB.igg were I Cleveland over Sunday. Jamse Mattocks, has gone Stoneboro, where he has secure R. S. Williams of Philadelphia ha concluded -a visit with his brothe Allen Williams. SHOES $350 $50p woman of to-day demands perfection in every detail of her wardrobe, from her exquisitely fitted gloves to her dainty boots.

It is because the manufacturers of Dorothy Dodd Shoes recognize this, that they lead in making women's fashionable footwear. This store will be closed Thursday, Thanksgiving. THE MORRISON-SMITH SHOE CO. Burgess A. H.

McElrath of Merce vas taken suddenly ill, Saturda light, and his condition was serious At this writing he has somewhat in proved. He suffered from sever hemorrhages which are supposed have been cusued by gall stones. suffered from a similar attack sevei al years ago. Adv. ft, N.

MORRIS, Escapes an rate. A thousand tongues could not express the gratitude of Mrs J. E. Cox of Joliet, 111., for her wonderful deliverance from an awful fate. "Typhoid pneumonia had left me with a dreadful cough," she writes.

"Sometimes I had such awful coughing spells I thought I would die. I could get no help from doctor's treatment or other medicines till I used Dr King's New Discovery. But I owe my life to this wonderful remedy for scarcely cough at all now." Quick md safe, its the most reliable of all throat and lung medicines. Every bottle guaranteed. 50c and $1.00 Trial bottle free at Miller's Pharmacy, Harry D.

West's and Fre, donia pharmacy, Fj-edonia. Adv. Rubber stftmps. Advance Argus Co. Walter Jones as Jimmy.

Marie Clifford as Rosa in Baby Mine, Laird's opera house, Wednesday night, December 4. We Have the Exclusive Agency for "Whitman's" Don't forget it, boys. (And, girls, don't let them!) We have that "Pink of Perfection prettiest you ever $1.00 and $2.00 sizes. We have the famous "Fussy Package for Particular People" in $1.00 to $0.00 sizes. Other good looking "Whitman" boxes at 50c, 90c, $1.00 and $1.80.

JAMESTOWN. William McCracken, employed on the bridge gang of the E. P. railroad, met with an accident Monday morning losing his footing and fell twenty feet from the Mahonfng bilidge. Mr.

McCracken is badly bruised about the head and arms. While his injuries -are quite painful he in not hurt seriously. B. Davis was badly hurt Wednesday while engaged in falling from a tree. He was struck by the tree and pinned to the ground.

Mr. Davis was him internally. Mrs. D. Beatty of H-ulley is visiting her sister, Miss Emma Campbell.

Mr. and Mrs. 1). Corson of Ami- over and Mrs. C.

Thomas, of Ashta, bula are visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. White. Mrs.

Ward Moats of Cleveland is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs J. 13. Davis. Mrs. C.

C. Hildebraml, Greenville, spent Thursday and Friday with her cousin, Miss Ida SuMivan. Mrs. George London of Culpepper, W. Is in town and will spent the winter with her father, .7.

Mas- send. Mr. and Mil's. A. McCrumb were In New Castle Saturday.

H. A. Carr is in Pittsburgh this week. Mrs. Stone of the Philippine Island is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs.

S. C. Porter. Mrs. F.

First of MpJio rung town visited her mother, Mrs. M. Mossman. Mr. and Mrs.

Marion Robinson in Erie for the week. Mrs. Bert Royal returned Saturday from Conncaut Lake whore she has been for the past week. Mms. Maud Johnson is in Cochranton this week.

Schenectady, N. Edward S. Wager had a most satisfactory experience from the use of Foleya Honey and Tar Compound. He says: "The cold got on my chest and I was In a serious condition. After taking Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for three days I was all oyer my cold and felt fine.

I know it will help others as it has me." H. D. West. Advertisement.) "There could be no better modi- cine than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, My children wore ali sick with whooping cougli. One of them was In bed, had a high ever and was coughing up blood.

Our doctor gave them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the first dose cased them, and three bottles cured them," snys Mrs. ft. A. Donaldson, of Lexington, Miss. For sale by 'all dealers.

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ORR1NE costs only per box. Ask for free booklet W. R. Davis, the Nyal store, Main and Race streets. HIGH-0-ME That's the Proper Way to Proviounoe HYOMEI, the Famous Catarrh Remedy Made From Australian Eucalyptus and Other Antiseptics Breath It.

It Banishes Catarrh W. R. Davis is authorized to purchase price to any dissatisfied customer. Complete outfit, ixtra bottle, 50c. Bo Prepared for Emergencies.

When a cold comes to in your a sudden you you arc making recovery hard. A teaspoonful of Perry Davis' Painkiller in half aglasa if water or milk will bo the thing to savo later and g-enter trouble. This old reliable family remedy sells by millions of bottles annually. S5c. the new size) and 50c.

WE HAVE THE COAL AND WE HAVE THE SERVICE Get prepared for a shortage. The Pittsburgh District is short 5,000 miners now, what will be the situation when winter comes. GREENVILLE COAL ICE CO. First National Bank Greenville, Pa. Capital, $125,000.00 Surplus and Profits $238,105.05 Total Resources $1,189,355.98 The girls know the sends quality.

man who candy of GET IT FOR THANKSGIVING AT Davis Drug Store Phone Johnson Watts Vaudeville's greatest col.ored entertainers. The greatest act eve played. Max Wills German comedian, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. For last half LaBelle LaBella AND Thomas Barnes Matinee. Thursday and Saturday.

YOUNG'S THEATRE Practical Demonstrations in Loose Leaf Bookkeeping Today anc Tomorrow we will give free of charge Instructions MOORE'S MODERN METHODS of Accounting and Record-Keeping Alsoacqpy Moore's Modern Methods, a 160 page book fflustrit mg different ledger and record forms and explaining how they are used. Call at our for the Book, anyway, ADVANCE ARGUS COMPANY ADVANCE.