The Montrose Democrat from Montrose, Pennsylvania • 2

JDEMO GIT, ONTROSE, PA. DECEMBER 15, 1021. nv -a ITJS FACT Mine Boss Says He Was Helpless Arizona Man Was Simply Down and Couldn't Even Move Himself. Feels Fine Now. Come to the G.

H. Stores For Christmas Presents That give pleasure because of their everyday usefulness. MBS. FBXD W. GULLET HURT IK AUTO ACCIDENT.

"Mrs. Fred W. Gulloy, of the Oakland side, sustained srrious injuries ia en automobile accident on Franklin avenue, shortly lifter one o'clock, this morning. She is under treatment in the Barnes hospital. Not until after an- x-ray examination has been mado will the extent of her injuries be known.

and not theory, that every drop I of rich, nourishing Do we realize the importance und oxen with wainropes cannot tear away. Men dislike the extra which the story-teller has upon our lives, especially wlien we are voutih? Scott's Emulsion j-i i f4 a is ieaany umizec Dv the system in build- mg up strength. As to values, we say Look and Read. Search every mail order catalogue and every special sale from Now York to Chicago and then come here for a good, big hundred cents' worth of goods and satisfaction ferr every dollar ycu leave with. us.

We buy- from the best concerns in the 1JtrtJ 1 1 Ttfi. tV.an i arta iiict fair i (3 i 4 en i w.Va nv. luior of dressing with even more tare than when they are preparing attend church, but after the or-t eai is finished and they have passed ie preliminaries of properly givet-iig the host and hostess and sort of tawiil out with ineir everyday friends also all dressed up they get down to real enjoyment. Not sn long since the writer was inveigled inio attending the wedding a relative in A neighboring city. It was io be one of those evening -ess affairs.

While struggling to g-'t minute studs into a tiled sliirtfroi.f. iron-. aii adjoining room came the groans impreca- Sz.t&Bovmc, P'oomReld. N.J. ii ALSO THAT Cf-fcZets or Granules) RELIEVE i 1 in Digestion I Harry E.

Scott, a well-known mine whose address is Box 083, Tombstone, Arizona, wries "I down and out nearly all the time with rheumatism and finally got to where I couldn't move even to feed myself. My wile thought I would never get well again, and knew my condition better than anyone else. "I was absolutely helpless when my wife started giving me Tanlac in four days 1 ate a hearty meal for the first time in many months. Tanlac put me on my feet and I'm on the job working hard and feeling just line. I have gained 18 pounds in weight, too." Tanlac is sold in Montrose by A.

B. Burns' Son and by all leading druggists everywhere. adv. jean beat our values 1 We actually give yon now fifty per cent, more for your money than we could at last year's high prices, COME AND SEE. Overcoats for boys, warm and handsome, $4.95 and up.

Overcoats for men. dressy models, and $19.00. Sheepskin Vests, $2.75 Sheepskin Coats, extra good, $9.98. WARM WOOL UNDERWEAR FOR EVERYONE. The writer is asking the question rather abruptly, and hopes that it will cause the reader to go back over his life and recall briefly the good story-tellers which come to niiixi.

One of the lirst which conies into my mind is that of an old Civil war veteran telling how he "lit I lie Johnnies" with himself occupying the central role of hero. To my youthful mind he was second cm to Grant, and for years I held imii in subline awe and bad a feeling that the war would never have successfully terminated for the northern side had he not been there with his tiusty musket. But the thrill of it Grime-' Fairy Tales offered nothing more enchanting, and "Robinson Crusoe," "Swiss Family Robinson," "The Leatherstocking Tales," anil those absorbing stories of boyhood could ont equal Lhe tales spun by the old soldier. Then, to come to the more spiritual and none less heroic side of life cimc the Bible stories told in the Sunday school. The Bible can best be taught by some one who has a thorough knowledge of some of the good Old Testament heroes and heroines, and as the wi iter harks ii ins oj similarly engaged (Thank (led.

lie is no, wearing mnn.i "I wish that people were like, they were back in the THE TERICE-A-WEEE EDITION 98 cents buys a Union Suit, thick and warm for OF THE NEW YORE WORLD Men's heavy fleeced Union Suits, $1.48 and np. IN 1921 AND 1922. Mackinaws for boys and men, $4.95 and $7.98. I SWEATERS ALL KINDS ALL SIZES. iractisaly a Daily at the Price of a1 Weeklv.

No Othpr Wod Tuxedo Sweaters for women, $2.95 and up. of Daniel Boone, the b. i. I. was heard to growl, "and when civ- il zaiion got (on pronounced tlwyj v)uld move deeper into the wilder-! im ss," or words to that efWr.

Ilea-j Hying he was in greater distress the'World Gives So Much warm uuting uowns ana rajamas, so cents ana up. BLANKETS! BLANKETS! At So Low a Price. back over the years he finds (hat his Pretty Plaid Blankets, $2.95 and up. Plain color Blankets, $1.45 and up. Wool Blankets, $7.50.

Woolnap Blankets, $3.00 and np. MEN $13.50 BUYS A GOOD WOOL SUIT. Gillette Safety Razors, 75 cents. Cuff Links, Collar Buttons, Shirts, Gloves, Caps, Shoes, Arctics, Arm Bands, Initial Handkerchiefs, Belts, Suspenders, Slippers, Bath Robes, Bags, Umbrellas and suit-cases. Alarm Clock for early risers, $1.90 and up.

HEAVY RUBBERS AT REDUCED PRICES. "Mrs. Gulley was riding on uie truek of the Mulholland Ice Cream company, of Hiram Frankenfield, of Carbondale, was driving the truck. I "They were coming down the prado on Washington street, and at the intersection of Franklin avenue, failitd to make the turn. i "Th truck ran across the road, over the concrete curbing, through a fence and brought wp against a telephone pole, cutting it off 18 inches above the ground.

The pole remained upright held by the wires. Th truck was but little damaged. Hid" it not been for the pole, the truck would have went down the bank. 1 "Both the driver and Mrs. Gulley were thrown out as the truck struck the concrete curbing.

"Mrs. Gulley was Unconscious when picked up. She was taken to the Barnes hospital, where she was attended by Dr. Washburn. The x-ray is to be used this afternoon.

"Franklenfield was arrested by Chief of Police Frank McMahon, who was quickly on the scene, and placed in the city jail on a charge of reck- I less h-iving. At four o'clock this morning he was released under cash bail for appearance befor Burgess Condon this afternoon. "Frankenfield had J. E. Birdsall and a force of men pull the truck onto the road llm morning, and he started for Carbondale with the machine under its own power.

Not sven the windshield was broken. "Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Gulley apjjflared before Justice Williams and made complaint against her husband, charging assault and battery. A warrant was issued and Constable Howard Lewis served it. Mr.

Gulley gave bail for his appearance before Justice Williams this afternoon. Owing to Mrs. Gulley's condition, the ase has been adjourned until a later date." Susquehanna Transcript of Deo. 10th. CARD OF THANKS.

Te wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness during the recent sickness and at the time of the death of our beloved wife and mother; alo the icarerg and those who sent llowers sssisled in any way. Miner Henry and family. Get your Trespass Signs at The Democrat Office. earliest impressions of the Bible are founded on those well-told than with Samaritan-iikeervor I to his aid. hud violent hands or the collar buttons which were exhansf ing his energy and patience, got the bow lie lo remain in an orderly and precise position, deftly "took a tuck" in the sagging waistband of the trousers to give fliern a more modish appearance and urged ur op him the necessity of caution in his ambulations.

In due time all fussed we got under way for th! ceremony, and as the devotee of Boooneism gently settled into his scut in the faxienb. be blithely so thai, the. chauffeur, closing The next few years will be marked by important and historical changes in the "ife of the United States deep- ly interosling to every citizen. The! Thriee-aWeek World which is the; greatest example of tabloid journal-irm in Americr. will give you all the news of it.

It will keep you as thoroughly informed as a daiy at! live er six times the price. Besides the news from Europe for a ong time to come, will fie of overwhelming in- ferest, and we are deeply and Titally concerned in if. The Thrice-nl SUMMERSVILLE Dee. 9 Miss Ethel Summers spent Monday in Binghamton. Mr.

and Mrs. Lynn Chamberlain entertained his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Chamberlain, of Harford, recently. Ernest Williams spent a day recently in Binghamton.

Miss Irene Barnard, of Lakeside, visited Monday at Willis Mosher's. Wellington Decker, who underwent an operation in the City hospital, Binghamton, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mosher spent Monday in Binghamton.

Miss Dearborn spent Sunday with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. E. R.

Tiffany, of Hallstead. Mr. and Mrs. Stacy Gunn visited Sunday at Harry Lawrence's. A few from here enjoyed the social at the Grange Hall, Friday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Chamberlain spent Tuesday in Binghamton. stones, of Gideon, Joshua, Dcniel, David, Solomon, Samson, and dozens of others, which never grow tiresome with repetition when told by a good narrator. Someone said that the Sunday school teacher is poorly compensated for the trials and discouragements which come FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS with teaching a youthful class ,1,1 nni h.ii Week World will furnih you an ac-! Silk Hcse, Wool Hose and Lisle Hose, Gloves, Stationery, Handker-curate.

comprehensive report of chiefs, Skirts, Coats, Towel Sets, Table Linen, Slippers, Silk Waists, everything that Sweaters, Bath Robes, etc boys. But it is the opinion of many ding vet old man." we men others that the results, while oflen all Grinned a triune, uiideistnr.dinu- 1113 i nrue-u- worms rec- slow to become apparent, rarely fail brotherhood. Put when, af ter two 'lar subscription price is only $1.00 1 GROCERIES Fxtra Good Coffee, 31 cents. :aoui.i. up wr uejonu or inree nours 01 pleasant conipan- the greatest anticiDations of 1 teacher.

It may take a score or two per year, and this pays for' 156 papers. We offer fhis uneoualley newspajjer and The Montrose Democrat together for one year for The rei'lar subscription price of the two papers is $3.00. if. Strained Honey, 19c. a pound.

Honey, 22c. card. Beans, $2.48 -per bushel; 65c. a peck: 4y2 cents pound. Corned Beef Hash or Roast" Beef, "2 pounds net, for 25 cents.

CANDY SPECIAL JAZZ BRITTLE, 15c pound. ORANGES, NUTS, ETC. sone of whom had been unmet since it 1 for nie to. lm it up him. wiiu decried etiquette and fashion's di i-rei and urge him atr; inst his will to depart.

None i-n- themselves more than he. So, I am forced to admit, that although man endeavors to delude himself in the belief that he is not! a gicial animal, he is quite as much so woman. of years to reap the harvest, but the harvest surely comes, liven as I write comes the recollection of two women of spiritual lives yes. three fine women, and all still actively engaged in church work who made a strong impression upon a mischievous youngster, and I doubt not that they sighed and wondered if it was worth the trouble and felt themselves failures as teachers. "FI-FI OF THE TOP SHOP" TO BE PRESENTED.

"Fi-Fi of the Top Shop," a well-! known a. id popular musical ex- Harford Congregational Church Notes. December 7th. Congregational church, Fred G. Bulgin, minister.

A fine audience greeted the new pr.tor at the serviee last Sunday morning. Arrangements for reception are in the hands of a committee of which Mr. Taylor is chairmen. This week being too crowded with events it has been arranged to hold it the week following. G.

H. STORES, Inc. Halsted, Grea' Beni, Linesboro and Susquehanna The life of town is miti- But you never can tell what arennidernble factor in a town's life. youngster is thinking Hl'sllt orotiot'lli-ed oil Hie mind may be apparently wandering. tov.

ti The HOWARD HILL. I'keVstofvE KiDE CO. but ask the bright boy or girl what liv of men women shaped you are talking about, and nine bv those with v. horn they associate, times out of ten they will tell you lAcouainlances are formed at social 1 'e 1 1 iidvii diiu is he- tgallierings which often through- mir formed- it Hw. i.r .1 H.

LtVmCSTOH, CM LANCASTER, PH. SuC coi tJurDeru, of Hities, Shins, laiiow, Furs, etc Aiif TTp MsrtetCaeh PrtoeaL Viompt Writ for Keustoie Market LANCASTER. PA. IfHAVE- A nig; ine itenu oi uie wuole ill be in process of may prove of imnnMsurable herietil. lo be able to imife jiuests ene's 1 Will he nreser-'ed in the Colonial Hail, lhe iz an.i:i.

The production will be given the iiiaiu'g'-ne'ul of the John H. 'gers Producing of Ohio. Mr. Hovers and his associates pre known 1' ni coast to coasf as successful producers of amateur theatricals. Their offerings are unusual, all of the iaiiticafior'3 which distinguish the 'be- tractions on the "Fi-Fi." which is one of their best pro ductions.

ha-' been presented with a-nateur talent more than 10 s. Itepet itions hav o' been in lecrris-e of the enormous di rid for 11 ill be giv-u hrre wealth pretty vjiecml stage equipment and spectacular effects. Mi.ss iiije Luce were callers in 'the Parlor City, Monday. There was a lai-ge truck from Bint'lianrton on tin; Hill one day last iek and got a large load of wood. Mr.

and Mr. F-. E. Vaudermark called at O. 1.

Lasure's. one lay last week. Extra copies of The Democrat, 5c. It is with something of these thoughts in mind that (he writer desires to favorably comment upon the interest which Miss Hope Billiard is taking in "The Children's Hour" which she is conducting at the library on staled Saturday afternoons. On a Saturday, forly boys and Kills, spilling over with life, listened to Miss BjllarJ tell stories and at the same time illustrate them.

It is a line art to be able to tell a story well, but a still great- PURE POODS hone from deuie to r.mr closely assciate with one's friends, to them pleasure and to bind more clos 'ly Hie ties of friendship is most liti: ai'il" on liie pru of anyone. week the home of Mr. and Mrs. William vas twice opened ti lainUtnces, and tiie echoes from 'yoli-htfui social fuui tions lieid' have since (beer resoiindinir tlirouuh the town, For years the Heck home has been 1 known for its genial, unaffected hosfilality, and many a newcomer into the town has there male acquaintances which have brought happiness into his life and more quic ily brought him friend- Ihnn had he been left to hi-: i.wri resources of slowly flicking them out. Friends are more fo us than we 1 Montrose high school will sponsor the production.

Their intention is to raiM a considerable "urn of money for athletic purposes. "fiiCiiili'cs base been formed and who are to have anything to do with he commg event are most ic. or accomplishment to illustrate tin; story with crayon and hold the at OF tention of an audience. Miss Billiard does both well, and the children who were entertained by her 0:1 Saturday will long remember the Stories of "Rlack Sambo." "Why the r.at Purrs," and "Iiow the Rooster That is our constant aim. The best there is, is none too good for our customers.

"Yp carry a full line of t'lROCERIES A fresh, criji stock. Try mir CfU'FKKS, TEAS and SPICES have stood (he test of years. Russell Spaulding Co's. Blue Ribbon Bread and "Cutter-Made" Cakes. I G.

HAlYiLIN BARREL OF OIL EXr ODES; MAN SERI0U IV learned to Crow. Now how many realice. Too often ta'c them for little realize lhe preat. I in you grown-ups in me an- irraireii SHOES and Tin. at Bend 1" HI! Ie swers to tiie lasl two i-lions There is reason ui ail Ihiiius.

vve. are fic. 8 ill contained th 'er of rrl nf serious accident RUBBERS intangible value they hold one's lite. We sh'uiM tr.at them as our greatest possession, for a wealth of frienls is of far more worth than mud gold or worldly possessions. Beprve us of our friends and life would not be worth the living, for it is fo win and hold the regard of our triends that we strive to live uprightly and in peace and harmony with mankind with mankind.

So these social gatherings are bright spots in a community's life, and those who. out of the generosity of their hearts and a desire to more intim itely associate with those to whom their social natures respond, beeon true benefactors and weave bright, hues into the web and woof ti Id. but how many of us know these reasons i Hut if you ask those goungslers who were-present at the Story Hoijr they ran tell you, and it is to be hoped that a couple of score more boys and girls will be present at the, next story-telling period, which will be announced later. I'syehologists tell us that "man is social animal" and go on to explain how they live together in communities, towns and cities largely for the companionship which comes with proximity to one another and the greater feeling of security. Personally, the writer has had his doubts rbmft men being hilarious to attend H'ckory drove recent: ien Clias.

White, who resides on the Mason farm, ai Hi Rock, was seriously injured. White, who is about thirty years of age, and employed by the' Erie as a seel ion hand, was assisting in thawing out a barrel of oil nenr the Hickory (irove station. As the oil becrim- h-ated. the barrel exploded, White's leg above and below tlie kin-e, and shattering the knee p. Ho was taken to the Barnes hospital at Susquehanna and the injuries dressed.

Word received from the hospital fhis morning is that his condi' on is very grave and the outcome uncertain. OYSTERS Fresh Daily CLAMS ALWAYS ON HAND Fresh Stock of Staple aad Fancy social functions, but once get them of the social fabric, which might properly dressed up and sitting in otherwise be of dull grey or melan GROCERIES uie uomiciie 01 a nosi ana Hostess, choly arab. A. W. LYONS Baker and Confectioner.

LADIES and DRESSMAKERS Hemstitching, Fin Picot Edge Work, Aocordion, Box, Side and Knif Pleating, Pinfcing, But'-" rnve-Kl. Send fop E.ifnp;ej of Hemstitching and Pieot Edge. LA MODE PLEATINQ CO. 12 Court Street BINGHAMTON. N.

Y. I Which I Must. Close Out Quickly and on Which I Will Make Very Low Prices I Want to Show You Just a Few of the Money-Saving Oppor-, tunites Offered FOR MEN 100 pairs Leggins, with High, first-quality Rubbers Were $6.50 NOW $5.00 75 pairs High Laced Felts, with High Laced Rubbers Were $7.75 NOW $6.50 5 pairs six-buckle Rubber Arctics Were $6.50 NOW $5.50 RESIDENT FISHERMAN'S LICENSE EFFECTIVE JAN. 1, '22. The Resident Fisherman's Licence Law, which was approved by the fiovenor the 10th day of May, 1921, becomes effective the first day of January, 1922, and provides that all citizens of the state of Pennsylvania (male or female) over twenty-one years of age, must take out a license to lish or angle in any of the waters of thi; commonwealth or in the waters bounding or adjacent thereto.

Thesis licenses can be sicured from QUALITY OUR WATCHWORD FARM CALENDAR. Timely Reminders From The Pennsylvania State College. Water for Poultry A water fountain that is heated, or one with double walled insulation should be used in the poultry houses during the winter months. A constant supply of water is essential for the best egg production. A pail packed in a box with straw makes a good water fountain.

Vegetables Some of the parsnips, salsify and horse radish roots ouht to he lilted before freezing weather makes it dillicult. They will keep perfectly in any cool cellar, cave, I- it shed. Cover the roots with moist arth to prevent shriveling. CONRAD'S 126 Wyoming venue 126 SCRANTON, PENN'A. II.

G. DALE SONS the County Treasurer of any county, or the Department of Fisheries, Har-risburg, upon the payment tf one do lar ($1.00) for each license, together with the of Treasurer's fee; if secured through him. In ap- 5 pairs High, 16-inch Laced Rubbers NOW $4.50 2 pairs Men's Rubber Boots, first quality, Red Were $4.75 NOW $3.75 A convenient and safe place to ouy 9i Idle Horses Horses that are fore- lor license the applicant must AND Fumishiiig Goods 122 Wyoming SCRANTON, PA. We have ths largest and most reliable Jewelry Store in Northeastern Pennsylvania. We carry a large and beautiful line of Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, China and all kinds of Jewelry.

We invite your inspection. eu to remain idle may be fed a little ame' it'sucnce, occupation more roughage than usual with a saving to the feed bill. lhe act provides that for viola- It ions tl fine is twenty-five dollare Good Seed The excellent results and the Department pf Fish-sccured during the past season with cries will endeavor to enforce the disease-five potato seed are suifici-' same. cut argui o.is for securing some I All persons who re interested in good seed next years planting the propagation of fish and the puri-if you have tried it. Farm- fieafion of the streams are urged to FOR LADIES 150 pairs Rubbers for Shoes Were $1.10 NOW 80c.

55 pairs four-buckle Arctics Were $4.00 NOW $3.35 100 pairs Ladies' Shoes Were $6.00 and $7.00 NOW $4.50 40 pairs Ladies' Oxfords, were $5.50 NOW $4.25 Mail Oiliti Solicited. We Paythe Freight. I1L-. nil I. i I J.

ers ah over the state are doubmi i.in.i; ou iiiL-ii jitciiie uy jail. as the fipuronnaf ions received from their orders lor next year." Beef 'Production The low prices prevailing- for young steers tempt many farmers to try winter feeding. One is "never too eld to learn" and the last legislature by the Department of Fisheries were only sufficient to operate all branches of its work Jan. 1, 1022. Many Other Bargains for Men, Women and Children.

AUTCW03ILE REPAIRING SATISFACTION GUARANTEED the seven lesson course in Beef offered free for study at 8 vViA. Get your Trespass Signs at The by the Pennsylvania State Democrat Office. 1 SALE WILL END DECEMBER 24 College Agricultural school, will give one many valuable pointers. Transfer Xime New prices on All-Steel Filing Cabinets, also Steel and Wood. Transfer Cases.

Our Filing and Finding System is at your service. Deeiner 8 Company 537 Linden Street, SCRANTON. PA. Come EARLY and get BEST BARGAINS. LACKAWANNA GARAGE NEAR L.

W. STATION HfiCNTRGSE, PA. I Ionic- now. J. E.

Haherty delivered two loads ST. JOSEPHS. ERSOWITZ (of pota oes in Binghamton last 12 J. i.J. Ouinn was in the week.

I' rlu- City I st week. Handley-Knight Willys-Knight 1 63 MONTROSE SHOE STORE. Mrs. Thos. 1' Rev.

R. O'Connell, of Wilkes-Barre, spent a few days at his home here, ro'tcntlv. oimelly-and on, Ray-rose, re- Pcv.rert ths Famoc isond, were Hers in Mo Lv, Main St. Rogers Warner Building Time to Re tire? mover pvs Improves With Use. tl) KniQht Sleeve-Vslv? Motor ct'iuiy.

fw (Buy Mrs. Idw. O'Coimell ijfient a days in' Binghamton lasSweek. The turkey market is Ue hif Opposite CooIf X8 Hardw? re Stcre 'Sss.