The Sentinel from Carlisle, Pennsylvania • 2

NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD. PERSONAL ITEM3. InfcrnailoB That You Will Find The Evening Sentinel Entered In the post office as second class mail matter. THE JACOB WIBNE OPEN BOOK Our Annual MidSummer Of life Is before every Young Man and Clearance Sale I "ue" therein are greatly increased by the systema-k tic, practical instruction imparted at the fly Reputation is Your Guarantee That When We Advertise a Clearance Sale, IT IS a Bona-f ide Reduction Sale Carlisle Commercial College A GENERAL ALL AROUND REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. NOTE THE PRICES Former Price 4, 5 and $6 Clearing Sale Price $2.98 We would like to send you full informa- I tion concerning the school Boys' and Men's Suits, Boys' and Men's Suits Boys' and Men's Suits sold for $6, $7.50 and $8.50 Clearing Sale Price $3.95 worth $9, $10 and $12 Clearing Sale Clearing Sale Our Finest SuitsBoys' and Men's sold for $10, $12 Crash and Linen Bike Pants 39c Bike Pants-former price $1.75 to $3.50.

Will be Sold for 79c Odd Summer Vests 12c Humbug, but a Bona-fide Clearance Reduction Sale. Guarantee of Fair and Honest Treatment. A lot This is no Fake My Reputation is Your AGO QJI of or Bits Istertstlnrj. Dr. Boss Coover, of Barrlsburg, was here Thursday, Mrs.

Robert Henderson, Warrior's Mark, Huntingdon county, mother of Mrs. Cnas. F. Humrich, of this place, Is at present very 111. Mrs.

Humrich and son, Henderson, went to Warrior's Mik yesterday afternoon. Arthur Love, Galesburg, 111., a student in the university of Michigan, Ann Arbor, is the guest of Jay Zramer, North Hanover street. Miss Minnie Bosler, Cottage Hill, left yesterday for Bar Harbor, Maine. Jadge Blddle and J. Kirk Bosler, Eq, returned Thursday night from West Virginia.

Miss Mary Colburn. of Carlisle, Is the guest of the family of her uncle, Rev. H. Colburn. Lewisburg Chronicle.

George A. Markell, of Steelton, has returned from Carlisle. Samuel H. Myers, of the Sentinel's business office, returned last evening from a trip to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York. Miss Elsie Sbelton, Newvllle, is the guest of her uncle, Deputy Sheriff Mentzer.

Mlas Annie Goodyear Is home from a visit to Harrisburg friends. Mr. Edwaid Fawl will preach at Oak Grove school house this evening, and at Middle Spring tomorrow morning. Miss Sadie Harris, who has been spending the past four or five weeks In Carlisle, with her brother's family, during his visit west, has returned to Shlppensburg. D.

R. Hosfeld and daughter, Mrs. Marotte, of Carlisle, are visiting his brother, Jacob Hosfeld. Shlppensburg. "Wm.

Drawbaugh, the plumber, was out taking an airing in his automobile Wednesday night. His machine ran very nicely. W. A. Mullin and Mrs.

Mullln, of Boiling Springs, are the guests of their daughter, Mrs Allison, at Bar Harbor. Mrs. G. W. Lease and family, West Louther street, will shortly remove to Lock Haven.

Misses Adessa and Elizabeth Logan, who are on a European trip, have arrived safely at Liverpool. Miss Jessie Steele, of this place visited Harrisburg friends today. Rev. H. A.

Benfer spent several days visiting his parents and friends at Marysvllle and returned home last evening. Jacob Grube, of Philadelphia, Is here on a visit Wm. Mullin was in Harrisburg today Montgomery Mahon, is 111 with typhoid fever at Todd Hospital. Miss Edna Harris, of Plank's is tak ing her vacation. Dr.

Reed went to Atlantic City this morning. Austlni Allison, the electrician, did some work in Newvllle yesterday. Robert n. Gilmore and family will go to Atlantic City, on Monday. Miss Agnes Bell, of Grier's Point, Perry county, is vlaiting Miss Rachel Wcldman.

Miss Bell is a graduate of the West Chester normal school. Miss Ruth Carbaugb, of United Spates hotel, Mt. Holly, 4s visiting In Carlisle, the guest of Miss Goldle Gouse, East Louther street. Charles W. Mountz, of Carlisle, spent Thursday in Chambersburg on bus! ness.

A. Bucher, of Carlisle, spent Frl day in town among friends. Cham bersburg Opinion. Miss Elsie HelTslbower, Baltimore, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs.

William Hays, East Penn street. PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED William Durf of Shlppensburg Struck by Tree at Hagerstown. The n.agerstown Herald says: 'William Durf, of Bhlppensburp, was seriously and probably fatally Injured by a tree falling on and crush lng him in Bryan's woods, east of this city, about eleven o'clock Friday morning. Durf was employed In gang under Joseph Shaner cutting the timber from a tract of 80 acres and while engaged In felling a tree was caught. His body, arms and hands were crashed, bat his head escaped.

The unoonsolous man was carried to the camp and a physician summoned His recovery is not expected. Rela tives at Shlppensburg were notified of the accident. Durf was cared for la the camp In the woods and will be taken to Shlppensburg today. He is aged 35 and unmarried." When you want a modern, up-to dae physio try Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect.

Price 25 cents Samples free at Horn's drug store. White Man Turned Yellow. Great consternation was felt by the friends of M. A. Hogarty, of Lexington, when they saw he was turning yellow.

His skin slowly changed color, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly His malady was Yellow Jaundice. He was treated by the best doctors, but without benefit. Then he was advised to try Electric Bitters, the wonderful Stomach and Liver remedy, and he writes: "After taking two bottles I wsi wholly cured A trial proves its matchless merit for all Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles. Only 50o. Sold ty W.

F. Horn, druggist. Cider Vinegar 3c Qt. This Is pu'e apple vinegar, doable strength, and cheap at 5c quart. Other Bargains: Sweet dried corn 6c lb Southern hominy 3 lb Fleshy black prunes 4c lb Veacli apricots, extra fine, 10c lb Ginger soap 6c lb Sour pickles 7c dozen Good apple butter 10c lb Large can condensed milk 10c SOc table oil 10c bottle 10c table oil Be bottle SOc dry roast coffee 15c lb Vvlde and narrow jar gums 12 boxes matches for 10c Granola, a healthful food, 13c packge Picnic goods in great variety.

RTJl LEADING ITIej QROCER Mansion House Block Zearing Items Presented la Brief Form for Harried Perusal. The next meeting of the County Medical society win be held on the second Tuesday in October. Falling 30 feet from a cherry tree, Villie Elserode, of Shlppensburg, was lerlously injured. A new bank is being organized for the upper end of Harrisburg. Work on the steam plant at the college is progressing nicely.

About twenty-five men are at work. Harrisburg Patriot says the Imperial Dry Goods comtany will establish a I store in that city. The new sub-way under the tracks at Market street, Harrisburg, Is ex pected to be finished, so far as the ex cavating is concerned, in about a month. A marriage license was granted at Harrisburg to C. Rupley, West Falrview, and May O.

Mtller, Harris burg. Modern Woodmen of America, of Harrisburg, will picnic at Mont Alto Park July 16th. The Commonwealth band will play. A pension of tlO per month has been granted Luther A. Line, the florist, East High street.

The proper authorities should see to It that the street at the Court House equare where trolley cars stop is properly macadamized. There are 7 or 8 mud holes there now. Today's rain interfered with summer outings, but put money Into farmers' pockets. Letters of administration estate David Johnson were Issued to Charles F. Johnson.

Carlisle Gun club held a shoot this BlbCJ UUUU 1U1 UUg V1UJ, cult mi cups. The wife of Rev. Dr. Cypress re ceived today from her husband's con gregation at Gettysburg a donation of good things. FOR AGED DEAF.

Splendid Work Being Done by Stale So ciety. Who will be the generous hearted citizen to give the ground for site for proposed home for aged deaf. The Pennsylvania society, which is one of the most active in ex lstence is laaving no stone unturned for the successful culmlna tlon of Its plans. A memberahip ranges from 100 to 200. It id not confined to the deaf alone; but hearing persons Interested In their welfare may join the society and enjoy all the privileges except holding office.

Dues are 11,00 for gentlemen and 50 cents for ladies, payable annually on or before the first Monday In July. Since Its Inception in 1331, the so cletv has worked in various ways to ameliorate the condition of the deaf. The home fund amounts to $5,208.62 (May 30th, 1931), which has been raised chiefly by means of entertainments, lawn fetes, bsziars, lectures, and one half of the membershio dues in this society. This sum Is wholly Inade quate- It Is desired to raise $5000 more at once in order to purchase a site and start the home, the necessity of which Is becoming more apparent each year. The deaf, as a rule, are Industrious and self-supporting.

Bat, like hear lng persons, a few happened to be help less and homeless through no fault of their own. Some are now kept in county almshouses. Their lot Is not so happy as It should be, owing to so clal isolation and mental stagnation It Is the desire of the society to make proper provision for such unfortunate brethren and othera hence the neces slty of a Special home. HLocal branches of the society have been established at Willlamsport, Pittsburg, Carlisle and Philadelphia Sub Policemen. Harry Albert, is substitute police man for John Fagan of the second ward who will take a vacation.

n. A. Leren, Is sub for A. C. Yost of the fourth ward, who is on the sick list.

May ba Not This Summer. The addition to Dickinson school of law will Le erected but work on It will hardly begin this summer. This we learn today from good authority. Everybody should hear the great evangelist at Mt. Holly Gap tomorrow at three p.

m. He Is a preacher of great force and will impress all -his hearers 13 ltd CASTOR 1 A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Your Eyes Are Tired An you wonder why, when yoa are wearing glasses. Yoa hav'nt the right kind, perhaps, and unsuitable glasses are likely to be worse than none at all. Come to us for expert advice that won't cost you a penny.

Careful examination of the eyes Is free as painless. C.F. REITLING, ErenLV 18 East Main St. SATURDAY EVEWIwa.JULY 13, 1801 A DisrATCn from York to the Ledger says the democratic machine's program Id that county la to nominate II. N.

Gltt for congress, but that there la a strong sentiment also In favjr of Mr. Zeltrler. That looks as If they will still have the old fight on hind, despite the fact they have gotten rid of Cumberland. Tn ordinance limiting the sped automobiles and other horseles and mulelesa vehicles to five miles an hour, does not seem to meet with universal approval. The fact Is, the average person can walk at a pace of five miles an hour, and It seems very restrictive to limit the apeed of these vehicle to that pace.

It would seem more like the thing to have made It ten miles an hour, and council will be probably be asked to reconsider the matter, The annual statement of the school board of Shlppensburg shows the gross receipts to have been $10,405.61, and expenditures about the same. Two thousand dollars was for "notes and Interests," the balance were for run ning expenses They have twelve schools, nine months, fourteen teach ers and 578 scholars. A nAUBisuuKO dispatch says the members of the late legislature are to bo presented with their chairs and desks, We wonder by what right the custodian of state property can give them away. Some one sa)e the legis lature passed a resolution to make themselves this donation. But by what rlht can they vote themselves state property? Why not vote them selves a few acres of land or some money out of the treasury WORK OF THE GRIM REAPER.

LANDI3-Bowmansdalk, July 13. Mrs. Landie, wife of Rev. Daniel Landla, died at her home at this place, Friday afternoon at four o'clock, after an Illness of about four month, aged over 70 years. Some months ago Mr.

Land Is went to Manheim, Lancaster county, for the removal of a cancer, and returned to her home with the hope of again regaining her health, but dropsy set in, which was the immediate cause of death. Mrs Landis was an estimable Christian lady, and by her kind and lovable disposition had won many friends She was for many years a member of the German Baptist church. She is survived by her husband, two daughters, Mrs. George Shettle and Ella at home, and two brothers, Ilenry, of Center (Square, John, of Tlarrisburg, and two sisters. Mrs.

Joseph Bowman, of DUlsburg, and Mrs. Wm. Stone, of Mechanlcs-burg. Funeral services will be held Monday. Interment at Mobler's graveyard, At Blddle Chapel Last NU'ht.

The stereoptlcon entertainment at Blddle chapel last night was a great success. C. F. Fought was the lecturer and held the close attention of the audience by his most interesting explanation of the pictures. Wm.

Stock manipulated the stereoptl con. The singing was greatly enjoyed by all. The Y. MCA. Men's Moetlngs.

Striking Sayings From the Oldest Book In the World la the title of a list of topics selected for the Y. M. C. A. men's meetings during July and Au gust.

Rev. II. B. Stock will address the meeting tomorrow afternoon on the topic "Chased Out of the World," Gen. 4, 115.

The wording of the topic is from Job 18, 18. Installed of P. Officers. BT. O.

Clepper, of Carlisle, district deputy of the K. of of Cumberland Was In Mechanicaburg, Thursday evening Installing the ulcers of Mellta lodge. At the Indian School. Wm. 8.

Dysert, of this place, has been made Instructor" in the shoe shop at the Indian school, the position formerly held by Mr. Morrette. Dtnntson Wheelock. Hera. Dennlson Wheelock, ex-dlrector of the Indian band, is here on a visit from Depere, Wisconsin.

He is the picture of good health and his host of friends give htm a warm welcome. Go out to Elolly Gap Park tomorrow and hear the great evangelist preach at the pavilion at three p. ra. He comes well recommended by press and pulpit. It will be worth your while to bear him.

She Dlda'tWear a Mask But her beauty was completely hidden by sores, blotches and pimples till she used Bucklen's Arnica fcalve. Then they vanished as will all Eruptions, Fever Sores, Bolls, Ulcers, Carbuncles and Felons from Its use. Infallible for Cuts, Corns, Burns, Scalds and Piles Cure guaranteed. 25c at W. Horn's.

Root Beer. Made from this ex tract is not onlv a health ful. oleasant and invigorating drink for hot weather, but It also possesses medicinal prouertlen. and If free used, will have a roofing efl'ect upon the system, expelling all lnuiurltlea from the blood, act nit as a mild tonic, and producing pentle stimulation wiuioui an aepressing euects. The combination of roots and barks from which this extract Is made, enters Into all the tlood purifiers, and are dally prescribed by our ablest pnyaicians.

Give it a trial After using one bottle yen will have no other kind. GEO. W. S1PE, APOTHECARY 138 N. Hanover St.

WIENER THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER No. 9 North Hanover Street 0LYMPIA TO BE IMPROVED. Ornamgnts to Commemorate Manila Bay Victory Being Put In Position Admiral Dewey's flagship Olympla will be a much better ship when she goes into commission at the Charles town navy yard than she was on May 1, 1893, when the famous battle at Manila Bay was fought. On Thursday the stem ornament, designed to commemorate the ship's great victory, is being attached to the hull. The stern piece was set up a few days ago.

Naval Constructor William J. Bax ter, head of the department of con struction and repair, first conceived the idea of these ornaments, and he at once set about obtaining the consent of the navy department to put them on. Some of the bronze used in casting the two pieces was taken from the Olympia, and this givea added value to them. The stem ornament is the more elaborate aad really Is a work of art. A winged Victory holds high above her head an eagle, which she is about to launch in the air.

Victory's wings lie against the sides of the ship's prow. The stern Jplece con-iits of a shield with a mass of scroll work on either side. Capt. B. P.

Lamberton, who knows 'a thing or two" about the "Olympia," told a Kkktinel reporter today that aha will be in commission In about a month. Work on Trolley Line. Work has commenced on the trolley line between Mechanicsburg and Camp Hill, which is to connect Mechanics burg with Harrisburg, and farmers living along the route have been notified to put back their fences to the proper distance. Rails and ties have been distributed to within sight of Shiremanstown, and at the latter place a quantity of ties are stored ready to be distributed. Peaches Will ba Plentiful Here.

Joseph Martin, residing about one mile east of Cleversburg, has a vouch peach orchard of between 3,000 and 000 trees which he estimates will have near 2,000 bushels of peaches this sea son from present appearances. Trolley Ticket Books. You can purchase a Holly trolley ticket book of 40 tickets for $1 00 Each ticket is good for one fare In Mt. Holly Springs. Aa has been the custom through passengers will be transferred through the town free.

Funeral This Morning, The funeral of Harrys. Deltzal was held this morning. Rev. W. O.

Weldler offlclatlng. Rev, Cyrus Brlndle offici ated at Huotsdale. PaHbeavers were John Thompson, Roland Ettlnzer. Raymond Flnkenblnder and Mc Cord. Nswspspermsn's bating.

The newspapermen of Harrisburg and CarlUla went to Holly this afternoon as the guests of Patrico Russ. I wish to truthfully state to you and the readers of these few lines that your Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Is without question, the best ond only cure for dyspepsia that 1 have ever come in contact with and I have used many other preparations. John Beam, West Middlesex, Pa. No treDaraticn tarsals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, as it conialn all the natural digestants. It will di gest all kinds of rood and can't help but do you good.

Horn's drug store. IKE FACY GHOCEW, Why don't you get the best, try our boiled hams where they are kept in the proper way, selected from the finest stock and also sold to the best trade. You can also select your groceries if you are In need at the same time. Always depend on our goods to be fresh. Change of Superintendent.

Rjv. H. W. Bender, former superin tendent, having resigned and moved out of the county, Rev. G.

K. Hart- man has been appointed to fill his un expired term. Those interested in that department will please communicate with Rev. Hartman. whnaa ad dress Is Carliale, Pa.

By order of the county president, J. C. Stock, County papers please copy. Will Play Shoemakers. Rain interfered with the box makers' tailors' game of baseball also with one at Newvllle today.

On Wednesdey they will play the Carlisle Shoe factory on the Beetem field. Glass Shelving Breaks. By reason of a large door, at the Plank door slamming, the glass shelv log in a glass case, jast inside the door, broke this morning and numerous artl cles fell to the bottom. A bottle of perfume was broken, be sides a large fine stand mirror. Mrs.

Ueble'8 Funeral. The funeral of Mrs. Hettlo C. Coble will be held Tuesday evening at six o'clock. Interment at Ashland.

Reported Wedded. Hummelstown Bun. Irvln Hummel, formerly of this place, but who now fills a responsible position at Steelton, is reported to have recently married a Miss Smith. of Mecbaniosburg. University Won at Dublin.

Special to the Eentinbl. Killarney, July 13 University of Pennsylvania crew won the race against the Trinity college at Dublin today. At Holly Gap Park. Rev. L.

L. Sleber, the Gettysburg evangelist, will be at Holly Qsd Para tomorrow. He will conduct services at the pavilion at 3 p. He is a preacher ox great force. Everybody should hear him.

13jltd Cows Cows Don't forget the sale of cows, Jersey. Durham and Holstlne, at Joseph Cock ley's, Longsdorf station on Wed nesday, July 17th, 1901, 130 o'clock. Sale rain or shine. 14ju 3od Pan American Rooms. Mrr, Volgamore, No.

60 Greenwood place, Buffalo, N. has first class accommodations for twenty people near the Exposition grounds. Rates 75c and tl a person per night Large veranda, private baths, etc. Write for particulars. 13jlwd How Ts Cure All Skin Diseases" Simply apply "Swatnh'b Ointment." No Internal medicine required.

Cures tetter, eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face, hands, nose, Ac, leaving the skin clear, white anp healthy. Its great healing and curative powers are possessed by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for Swaynb's Ointmznt. Sample free. Summer Resorts Hotel Osborne Cor.

Arkansas and Pacific avenues, Atlantic Oitv. Elevator; excellent In every appointment. Flnetaoie. itaves s.uu to fivuu weelfly 8mTt K. J.

OSBORNE. ATLANTIC CITY Stanley Hotel South Carolina Avenue, near Beach Improved; refurnished; most central loca tlon. Bates moderate; special weekly. Ca pacity300. FRANK CtTBBAN.

712md Owner and Proprietor, Farmers' Hotel. Corner of Hanover and Booth CAKXIBLE. Pa. EDWARD WESTFALL, Propr. BATES 11.00 PER DAY.

Centrevllle and Landlsburg Stages fcnn here. nie a Home Comforts Near Beach Rest Cottage, 143 South Virginia Atlantic City, N. J. Bates reasonable. Special attention paid to table.

Large airy rooms. Local and long distance telephone. For rates, address to T. F. EVANS, Manager.

2ljlma Price $5.85 and $14 Price $6,98 Carlisle, Pa. FOR RENT. Residence, No. 132 East Main Btreet. Zfijtfd K.

HHOWKK rOKNlBHJCD or unfurnished rooms, alaa large store room. 16i West High. lemfltf SMALL STABLE near the armory. Apply at 143 North West atreet. 16 If Two housee, six aad aeven rooms.

Apply to W. O. Bbapley, Real Katate 31 East Louther street. 26etM Two rooms on East Main atreet suitable for offices. Inquire at J.

V. BUler A Hons' hard-ware store. 30otf Home on A street. No. 245, eight rooms and bath.

Possession April 1, laul. For terms write or call on W. Bcott Ooyle. lWetfd No. 40 East Louther street.

Apply to T. Ralph Jacobs. BgwTLwgt. Building. aijtf Store room and dwelling 130 South Hanover street.

Apply to H.hoyer. Mount Holly springs, or on the premises. 16ftfd Store room and house. South Banover street, formerly occupied by James Kara belli. Apply to James Mulgrew.

l.luitM Third floor of Zug building, suitable for lodge room, fosaenslon at once If desired, For terma. apply to Lizzie Zug. 63 Weal Louther atreet. lbjtfd Becond floor Boas bulldlzig, suitable for Offices; corner Hanover and Dickinson ave. Apply to R.

W. Woods. siftfd Dwelling and store room at 147 N. Hanover street. Will rent together or separate.

Inquire of A. D. Dunbar iiijtfd House No. 431. 6Jtfd.

Inquire 433 Hanover. A five room flat with all modern situated on West High ttreet. a)ove OgMby'a store. Possession can be had April 1. 1S01.

For further Information address ISmtfd J. Kikk Bohjleb. A five-room auite on third story of the Btevlck bul ding, facing on public square. All nRVll flwnrutiUl Frt nu n.al water and closet. Very desirable.

Reasonable rent. Simtd or H. A. Baku. room house, 36 South West St.

18ftfd' A front office on the second floor of the or at Thi bswTMSi, office. latfd A. BUi t-A Of fnnF pnnms oas si wa-. VU BIVUU SI wt jl sr- office bulldi.g. Bteam heat and other modern improvements.

Alao store in the Btuart I 1 1 1 1 1 n.rf. T1 r. quire of O. 11 Liggett, real estate and lnsur- tnentgant lUUilU Six room onck house, West ixtitner street. D.

T. Wl-STSB 2mtfd Adams Express Office. No. 135 North Pitt, with modern Improve menu. Apply at No.

Kio W. Louther. ojtf A good nine room house and lot In country, admirably suited for a blacksmith. W. B.

Logan, real estate agent, Carlisle. 4j Desirable six room house for rent. Rev. H. Binker, asi N.

Hanover st. Inquire jiutfd A six room bouae with fruit and garden. No. 157 W. South street.

Rent reasonable. 3jtf A. M. Clark. Agent.

Bmall house, 2 rooms. East Chapel arena. inquire J. a. Bpangenberft.

gjtwd Six room brick house, 331 E. Louther street. Inquire 335 E. Louther St. tfjlmd flaw Are Tatar Kidney, Dr.

Hobba' Bparagns Pflls cure all kidney IDs. tie frtte. Add. bteiUu- Kerned Cu Clucauu or H. X.

Straw Far Sale. Straw for sale. Inaulre of Ira Groover at Ahl's warehouse Bast Main street. It's all riant. What's all rlizht Hosier's SnowtUke.

Who says so? Why the boys, of course. Look for them on the street. Taste It and be convinced. One cent a flake; 15c per quart. SomethlBa la a Nans.

The name of Behnlnz has been In the front rank of high grade artistic piano builders for nearly half a ceo tury. They are no new, untried ex periment, but have stood the test for more than 40 years. On sale at Minium's. 23mtf Jangling Nerves. Are yoa Irritable? Do yoa s'eep badly Is It hard to concentrate your thoughts Is your appetite poor Do you feel tired, restless and despondent Try Llchty's Celery Nerve Compound.

It will do yoa more good than anything yoa have ever tried. Bold at Horn's drug store. "White Loaf" ts a pure winter wheat fl mr. "Royal Blended Patent" ts the Wnite Loaf" with a large per cent of choice spring wheat, Patent, thoroughly blended in, making the most perfect bread flour that can be produced. Ask your grocer for these flours or call at the Williams' Grove I flour mills.

18jlmeod OASTOniA. Bears the I Una Tub Have Always RKipi At Holly Gap ark Rev. L. The Gettysburg Evangelist Will Preach at Holly Gap Park Sunday Afternoon at Three O'clock. FOB SALE.

A farm on West Lontfaer extended and Dulldlng low on Louther. Put, nfl JJtf W. Hcmbich. Tb.telepant3-.tory 14 room brick dwelling. No.

216 North Hanover atreet. Lot 28x240 feet to an alley. Price SiOOO. Inquire of O. M.

Liggett, real estate and tire In, ag-t. Smtfd An 8 room brick bouse situated on Main ft. in Oburcbtown will be uald at private sale. Inquire of Mrs. Geo.

B. 9trock, Oburcbtown. ttijlipd A flrat claaa restaurant. Inquire of J. Oranato, 34 N.

Hanover St. 12J3U1 WANTED. Olrl wanted for general bouse work, amall family. Address Bsntimeu 14Jtfd A good girl to work In kltcben. week.

143 N. Bedford atreet. I2.W) per 2Jlwd Agenta S3 to 17 per day eaalljr made by selling raedalllona, exclusive territory, for particulars, write T. K. Hachh 40S BmltbSeld St lljetd Pitubnrg.

Pa. Pnbllo Sale af Housetasld 6sods. Mrs. Sarah Earnest, of Garrison lane, will have sale of her household goods on Saturday afternoon, July 13. Any person desiring to buy household goods should attend this sale.

Far 8ali. One full electrical scholarship and one wiring and bell course in the Scrantoo Correspondence School of Electricity. Will sell at a sacrifice and can be paid for weekly. Address office. Ujtfd Blacksmith Wanted.

Apply at once J. O. Smith, Carlisle. 6U 'J I Jacob HemmiBger's Auction IIUIUC Q) IVblUUTbU TO 32 W. LOUTHER CARLISLE, PA.

(Meck's Hall) Anything' yoa want. Goods of all kind on hand. Including Htn'a and women's SHOES, Oarpet. Hen'a Clothing, etc I have a large lot of atove. of all klnda.

Oome and aee them. I buy and aell anything. If yoa want anything come and aee me. If you want to aell anything come to aee me. Goods aold at the market house on commission.

Alao the calling of aalaa In town and country promptly attended to. JACOB Auclkmssr. 33 Wet Lonlher St. SOastf FREE TO INVESTORS! SAMPLE COPY 0 THE BANKING WORLD Before remitting money to Broker, or Fiscal Agents for Stocks, Bonds, Oil. Copper or Gold Mines, send for sample copy of the "BANKINQ WORLD." An abaolate necewlty and safeguard for Investors.

No ttma locking the aiable door- after tie horse Is ftonn AddnM. EDITOK, ANK.1N3 WORLD, il Broad Bt Mew York. JJlmd.