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THE GETTYSgURG TtMB MARCH 2nd, 1929. week for; the erection a bi-k'K building on 'West Ewnint bx Company. The SAMUCL 0. OLEtt. PmidMt PAN- A.

Guest Ncm.p at Post OAce at Gettysburg nd claie mail. Office Carlisle street. Ccorte B. New one tank ill short time" have four tanks With capacity of 120,000 gallons of gasoline. Jcffcrys Janet K.

Marshall, daughter of Mrs. MaryTJC. 'MSIlBllfln, of East die seetiland' D. C. Jefforys.

Jed itKis afferjhoon What does tbe sick man fear home of the bride than-that4he shall die? Taylor. 4 The bride Carried a bouquet of orchids, and Violets. Her only at' Elizabeth carried violets. 3' AT THE LAST What are we after all But creatures that live and breathe, Struggling for great Treasures we can bequeath? Resolutions which the Gettysburg Business Mfrfl 1 Chambe.r of be daylight, of Days Gone 'Ckrriklcd in and igned of the Chamber of Miss Pauline Dr. at the ftsal year What can his money buy? uYes.terday, pale and wan, Robbed a-two-wheeled chair, Billy Breeze, so swift and fleet, Please tell everyone you meet Old.Man Weasel is so sty And so fond of rabbit pie.

very sure can 1T.L. W. tt R. P. Funkhouser, W.

F. Myers, John Bardaxe, H. by General Wea ver J. P. Bigham, P.

W. ex- stallsmith, J. W. Brehm, Geo. 'C.

under of ork resident 1908, has been cited Pershing for bravery tremely Miss Springs, and of Baltimore reccritfy Arrived in ardner an George W. Reichle. wew xork nftsr. spending; over a year in France. Memorial Wednes- x- 0 -i day morriihg at" -o'clock, New Structure for Memorial Service will be Hart and Ott, M.

W. in ffic Theological Seminnry Official wcognition to -the Work will be bogun within the course of the next fe structure to be on the Students United of the old McConaugrny Hall build- fetes durtn the ar tb -pay ing on Carlisle street, to house the i a Mbnte to Lieutenant Ed publications of the Times and News; ga r'J. Eyler, who died of wounds Publishing- company i received in action! One feature is to large two til Alleman will present the flag fire proof, vault, -extending Dnatec i bv from the cellar to the of the: A part of the first floor This is provided for the.f ollmvs: Stars in Mr. storage of an accumulation of val- We idley, president of the student uable newspapor flies which cover bod Thc gtar in Gold Serg cant the period franrthe introduction i ler; Tribute of the Student of Gettysburg firsft newspaper Mr. Sammel; solo, "From Iths Mrs.

Bsckstrand. The the precont time. James Weikeit, who has i mcmoriaj service will bc inducted charge of all building bv rj jiromises to have the structure completed within eight Elsie Appier Thc plant will then be" immediately Bciidcr has been sent Private mov-od from its. present location on; td to their homes after Center the new site. week in Philadelphia and Baltimore.

A aiifprisc party "was-given" day evening for Clement Woutcrsz, Spangler with the Medical Depart- at ihent'of the 150th Field Artillery, Division at Coblcnz, that he is the father of an eight pound baby boy. Scrgoant aml A Ea.st Hiffh streDt, have returned Typewriting Bcr- I from a tr'if) to Washington in celc- jbration of their wedding anni- of Mount Joy township, recently established a new record for typewriting at High School when net average of one Reverencl P'ather Martin, of Lebanon, spent Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Emily Earner. i Miss Margaret Mcllhenny has and two words a rcturncd tq her homp after a visjt of pcvcra! days in Woodstock, Virginia. i Miss Bercaw, who is a of the junior cb.s.s, wTote five hun- and fifty words in five min- with eight mistakes.

Pitted by everyone, They trundled -a And 1 thpughtiis I saw the white -cheeks. as joiirneyied is. And'-enied am we tert street)-is spending days Help our little bunny mail' By telling- all the forest folk; i Old Man Weasel meant no joke. he caught our little rabbit. We all know a weasel's habit.

Billy Breeze, we shall be sad we lose our bunny lad. along with me!" growled Weasel, laying hold of little rabbit's ear. wjth irie!" Oh, what thing -to have said to if one happens to be a rabbit and the growly voice belohgB to a weasel. "Qh, diearest me!" thought the poor little, didn't help come nip in the last story iaihed the home" of Mrs. Donald The' have returned to their home in Baltimore, after spending the past week, with Mrs.

Helena Ertter, High street. '-Joshua SwaAz; -a graduate '-of GkJttysburg College in 1916, is visiting with friends in He was recently discharged from the ATmy s-ervice in -France, and is- at present studying law in Harrisburg. Miss Elsie Dougherty, ton, is spending some time at the home of Mrs. Emma Homan on Baltimore street. Miss Rose Young, of Steinwehr avenue, has gone to Philadelphia to spend some time at the home of her brother.

Mr. and Rupp have returned to their home -on West. Middle street, after spending so'rn-e time at the home of their daugh- ter in Hon-iestead. Mrs. L.

D. of Baltimore street, left this morning for Wilmington, Delaware, to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. L. Cooper.

flobert Witherow has-returned-to town after an absence of six years, i Hie was in the navy for more than two years and served in the Army fourteen could and 'he wiped his eyes with. the back his fur mitten. anjrway, in spite of tears and sighs and little squeaky cries, that wickect old weasel pulled the little, rabbit into his house behind the big wooden post. My! How the poor little bunny slipped and stumbled down the wooden stairs! Some of the snow came off his feet, which made the old weasel Very angry. "Just you till Mrs.

Weasel sees what a mess i you've made on her nice dean floor," growled Old Man 'Weasel. Then he opened a small door and pushed in thfe trembling Jlittle.rabblt. hellp! How do you do? Here's something tender for a stew," him the kitchen Old closing door. "Get out the pepper And crab apple spice, Except a young- chicken There's nothing- so nice As a finte tender. rabbit.

So, mother, be quick, And kindle at once The hickory stick!" 1 Dear, Oh dear! I wish the kitchen stove would blow up the chimney before Old Man Weasel can put a match to the hickory sticks. What is going to happen to our dear little rabbit? Will help come in time to save him? Will Silly Breeze bring aid, or what will happen? i "Rabbit is very fine, Thai's the way I like' to dine, Nothing is so good for you i As a juicy rabbit stew," i sang, Mis. as she scratch- ed a on the hearth bricks. And when Old Man Weasel filled tne big- black pot with water, the' little rabbit shivered and- shook, and shivered shook. And when he poked the.fire arid hung over it the biff black pot, the little rabbit almost shivered pieces.

Oh, dearest me! What will happen in the story Notice! Change of Bus Schedules Effective March 5 CALL Union Bus Teiminal Located At C. W. Epley Garage Afendlsville Fire Company WfllfTold A In The TOWN HALL March 7, 8 and 9, S. L. ALLISON Fairfield, Penna.

Funeral Director and Embalmer Efficient Service Reliable Both Tholes. ROUND DANCING Thursday and Saturday Evenihgs SQUARE Friday Supper Will Be Served Each Evening Music IJyThe Peiiii Ramblers-and Old Time Fiddlers Come and Have a Good Time and Help A Good Cause TOTHEWJBMe REPAIRING AND REFINIgHING FURNITURE OF ALL ANTIQUE WORK A UPHOLSTERING AND DE OLD DESIGNS REPRQD 48 STEVENS STREET United 'Phone 234-X or At Mrs. Roy.Hartman jand daughter Have returned to their home in Kane--Weaver. Miss Ruth i Sin inpficld Mass aftcr spending daughter of Mr. and scvcral nionths at tho llomo of Mr Weaver, of Gettysburg, and and Mrs Frank Hartman on Raymond Kane, ron of J.

A.i cr street. -of near Arcndtsville, were Miss M3 Scott, of tho Cuci- married on Wednesday moniing at! la a valley State Normal PUBLIC SALE The undci-signed, having sold his farm, will sell at Public Sale at his residence situated near Liberty HdJl school house, 3 miles from Fairfield and four miles from Emmitsburg, along the Tract Road, on SATURDAY. MARCH 9, 192M at 1 P. the following Personal Property: ONE GOOD ROAN MARE Seven years old, will work wherever hitched. 3 HEAD OF FINE CATTLE Consisting of one Graded Guernsey cow; one part-Guernsey both will como fresh in the fall, and one 'Guernsey heiifer, 10 months' bid.

3 HEAD OF HOGS; 50 LAYING HENS The hogs consist of on-e good bi'ood sow, which will farrow in April and two fino shor.ts that will weigh about 100 pounds each. The o'clock at Ignatius School, spent Sunday with her par- chickens are Rhode Island Reds. an Valley, by Rev. W. W.

-Whalen TODAY'S TALK Bj GEORGE MATTHEWS ADAMS cnts. i FARMING IMPLEMENTS Charles G. Rowan, of Buford i Six-foot Dccring binder, in good avenue, celebrated on Saturday the Cunning order; Dcering mower, New Building Now Under Way. i eightieth anniversary of his horse rake, land roller, two har- '--Active preparations began Mrs. Richard Francis, of South one a now 18-tooth Perry, the other a Ifi-tooth lever, single, double and Triples Cultivators; two 'Syracuse plows; wagoirand bed; hay-carriages; one corn plow; lot of gears; cow chains; chains; dung and pitch forks; dig- jging 'iron; shovels; 400 pounds (steelyards; block and tackle; grain (cradle; mowing scythes; single, double and triple trees; jockey sticks; 100 fert of 2-inch down spouting; wheelbarrow; half a ton of AUTICI.EvS Ideal range, Xo.

with lipc; chunk stove, with pipe; cellar sink; antique safe; old-time bedstead; four kitchen chairs; 4-gallon brass preserving'kettle; cooking utfens'ils; tubs; poreh iron Io kettle and ring; cedar churn and the dream of so many disappointed The dignified Capitol itself, the imposing Washington monu- the Lincoln Memorial, the broad placid Potomac, Irfv i in hiph niwin tii-s a i i i i ot vo WE TAKE A TOUR matter how long I live I shall never cease to pay tribute to the automobile. I recently 1 eft my office at noontime with "my friend, Frank Markey." By night time we were in the capital of our country--Washington. Here we were wrapped in a -mantle of history. We spent the entire evening talking of the many who had come and gone from world-famous city. A city -of beauty.

The simple, democratic looking White House inen ment the Lee mansion in the distance, high upon his beautiful hill Arlington. Early the next day we journeyed south, passing through the historic and interesting old city of Fredericksburg and the battlefields that surrounded it. A marvelous paved road now leads direct to Richmond from Washington over a lovely rolling country that difficult to surpass. But the one thing that impressed me over this route was the absence of advertising signs along the way. We had the clean beauty of the country to drink in, without cbnox- ious interference.

I hope the true is soon to crtme when this beautiful country of ours will no longer he spotted with these un- wholerfomc signs. In Fredericksburg we lu-ichcd at an odd little Inn--very quaint and interesting. We were served most courteously warmed beside an open fire. I am a lover the SouthJand, and I want my Southern friends to know it. Nowhere in the vtorld are tiierc more de-i lightful people.

There is a poise and a serenity about them all! that draws you to thorn again and again. In Richmond we drove about that''interesting and 'historic city. We viewed the sUtues of Lee, Stuart--and my idol of thtpn jail, that sturdy and her-oic "Stonewall" Jackson. I am the a northern veteran of the Civil war, but whenever I view the of a Southern soldier I am filled with a feeling of pride in and conviction--for tyth the blue and the grey were, aft- all--Americans! riding' through Virginia it was a wonderfully happy expcri- to view markings of historic spots along the way placed the state Juctaray department. I.

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