The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 8

AGE EIGHT TAB CANONSBUR NOTES FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1ftf HERE'S A MODERN SIR WALTER Laxacold LOCAL IMFPEKL'GS Some fear that the warm weather will give the grip a fresh start. If it's picture framing you want, see Winner Lane, 9 East Pitt street. Prices reasonable. 56 fro tuslm "GET IT AT WELTY'S' Boys' Waists GENERAL VILLA IS TAKENPRISOHER EL PASO, Jan. 21.

Gen. Francisco Villa, has been captured at Hacienda San Geronimo by Carranza forces under Cavasos, according to a private telegram from Chihuahua City received here. The telegram came from the source that first reported the massacre of Americans at Santa Ysable. Gen. Cavasos was last reported as bringing prisoners from Guerrero to Chihuahua City.

Follows the Example of Famous One of History, Does Leo It wag a mud puddle that gave Leo Maloney leading man to Helen Holmes in "The Girl and the Game," opportunity to emulate that matchless gallant of another day. Sir Walter Raleigh. While taking scenes recently for the big screen novel, it began to rain and rain very hard. The mud became decidedly plastic, and when Miss Holmes attempted to cross a country road to get into her automobile, her left slipper stuck in the mud. A dainty foot was poised for an instant above a yawning mudhole.

Then it It does not pay you mothers to make the boy's waists when you can buy a waist as good as we are selling for the money we ask. This is from a nice striped or figured percali with latest collar-trimmed in nice pearl buttons. In A cold wont last long if you take Laxacold Tablets relief comes quickly very often a cure in one day. We know of nothing better for the relief of Grippy conditions or headache from Grippe they are easy to take. Try a box today.

If not entirely satisfactory your money back. 25c the box THOMPSON DRUG CO. all sizes, light or dark patterns, at A heavier waist and a little nicer finished at 50c Mexican Consul Andreas Garcia Gas Goods confirmed the capture of Gen. Villa centered this modern Sir Walter. He Closing out our hardware line at and below cost H.

C. Eckhar'dt 26-1 Ward's Silver Queen, Sunkissed and Devil Cake. Hamilton's Grocery. 25-3 The mercury was marking 56 in the shade at The Notes office Friday at I p. m.

Get your Graniteware needs at Eck-hardt's and save money. 26-1 Elgin Bracelet Watches; aii styles and prices. Johnson. fri-66-tf Mechanics can save money on tools at Eckhardt's. Closing out all hardware.

26-1 Ward's Cakes for sale at Hamilton's Grocery. We have had numerous His advices stated that the capture was effected by Maximiano Marquez, who also recently captured Gen. Jose You people who have the "Welsbach burners, let us tell you again that we carry everything mmm Rodriguez, one of Villa's generals. vou will need in repairs to make your Wslsbaeh IffrS a message announcing villa cap juignis vrisuh auu new. TAR! Inner Globes, Mantles, Outer Globes, and any other accessory you may want.

Gas Globes and Gas Burners and Gas Fixtures that will make your better and brighter quickly withdrew a big gauntlet from his hand, and tossing it into the road, landed it with a surprising accuracy just where Miss Holmes unbooted "tootsie" was going to trod. It saved the day the gauntlet. And Leo was immediately showered with congratulations, all of which he received with the nonchalant comment, "What's the use of history if you don't pull some of it's tricks." The Alhambra theatre will show one chapter weekly of "The Girl and the Game." First chapter Tuesday, January 25. ture also has been received at the office of the American Smelting and Refining Company. Messages from Chihuahua City, confirming reports of the capture ft Villa, stated that a number of bandits who participated in the Santa Ysabel massacre, were also captured and are being brought to Chihuahua City for lights.

GET A SPERRY MAGAZINE It Costs Nothing THEATER: calls for them. So we' have them, Ward's 10c cakes in cartons. 25-3 Welty's Big Store e- Old Gold taken as cash John at ston's. 20-tf Elgin Watches, $5.00, Johnston's. fri-20-tf According to East Pike street peo ple the dog catcher has his work cut Aged Minister HI The Rev.

Joseph A. Scroggs is ill at his rooms in West Pike street, having been taken down with an attack of grip early in the week. His condition today is said to be somewhat improved. Mr. Scroggs, who was a soldier in the Civil War, is in his 81st year.

out for him down in that section. SAM C. CHESSMAN Optometrist When you order your groceries from 79c Specials Hamilton just say include one of Ward's cakes with my order. 25-3 FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS Both Phones TODAY Ruth Roland and Wm. Elliott in "COMRADE JOHN" Pathe Gold Rooster Feature TOMORROW Edna Mayo and Bryant Washburn in "THE EDGE OF THINGS" An unusual Essanay Drama Another S.

W. Griffith spectacle "THE BATTLE" A stirring Civil War Drama Coming Monday Francis X. Bushman and Ruth Stonehouse in "The Slim Princess." the Greene county's tax levy for coming year is only three mills. Alarm Clocks, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.50. Johnston.

20-tf i i Card of Thanks We wish through The Daily Notes to extend our most heartfelt thanks to all our neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness and sympathy shown us during the last illness and death of wife and mother; to the choir of the Central Presbyterian Church for their beautiful selections rendered, and the local societies for their beautiful floral offerings. Chas. Patzsch Sons and Families. 26-1 The special meetings In the Char- $1.00 Union Suits, special at 79c $1.00 All Wool Shirts at 79c $1.00 All Wool Drawers at $1.00 Ladies' Night Gowns at $1.00 Waists, Voile, Lawn, at V. $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Muslin Petticoats and Gowns at $1.25 Mercerized Silk Petticoats, colors at 79c $1.25 Child's Sweaters, red, blue and grey at 79c $1.00 all-linen Hemstitched Table Cloth at 79c $1.00 (one lot of P.

N. and W. B. Corsets) at $1.25 Child's White Dresses, sizes 2 to 6, at. 79c $1.25 Child's Colored Dresses, sizes 6 to 14, at 79c ties United Presbyterian Church will open Monday January 31st and close of the Cheesman Optical N.

Pittsburgh, will be at Dr. F. H. Dougherty's office, 1st Nat. Bank Bid.

TUESDAY EVEING, FEB. 1, 6 to 9 20 22 25 27 29 31 with communion on Sabbath, Febru ary the 13th. "Want Ads." bring result. Does your watch need repairing? Better see Pickholtz. 26-1 I THE J.

MORRIS How you may get a pair of shoes DEPARTMENT STORES COMING "Leave It To George" free. See our adv. on page 8. A. Anthony's, the Home of Good Shoes.

26-1 "Leave It To George" 61-65 West Pike Street Special Attention paid to All Phone Orders Phone 110-R A number of Canonsburg ladies are in Washington today attending a Dis Geo. T. Skirble's trict W. T. U.

Institute in the Fourth Presbyterian Church. i hit 1 2 Soring has butted winter out of esse ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee I Saturday Monday Specials place and is doing business today. How long will she hold the boards? Mrs. Matilda Russell of Orchard av HIRT SALE enue is seriously ill. A Cash Receipt given with every cash purchase.

50c in cash refunded on every $5.00 worth of cash receipts returned 2 to me. Honest Footwear at a. reasonable price. If they are not right I make them right. Come in and give us a trial.

Don't fail to see the big card in our window. President Wilson will probably be Jan. 28 to Feb. 12, Inclusive. Watch Papers for Particulars in Pittsburgh and speak before the Chamber of Commerce on February 29.

The County Commissioners have A. S. ANTHONY ee THE HOME OF GOOD SHOES had the county buildings insured for $760,000. Miss Yuba Dunlevy, of the W. R.

Ebeling job printing office, is con fined to her home In West College street by illness. Alhambra Theater Four tramps slept in the lockup last night, and eleven Wednesday night. Don't Forget the Musical Concert Given by the Standard Baseball Club All the latest and most popular music, including Marches, Selections from Operas, "Waltzes and Medleys. Every one knows the high class music played by the Italian Band and Mandolin Club. Some come and hear it all, at the PRINCESS THEATER Saturday Evening Jan.

22 Burgess Grubbs received an anony mous letter telling of a "saloon" which is conducted in Euclid avenue, East Canonsburg. The Burgess's Jur THE isdiction, however, does not extend to Cecil township. George W. McClain, an employe ot the Canonsburg Steel and Iron mill, At 8 O'clock Pi nv is ill at his home in Ricge avenue. Admission 25c, Children 15c The Panhandle pay train made its semi-monthly trip over the Chartiers today.

GIRL AND THE GAME Mrs. E. M. TJ. McPeake is ill at her 't home in Ridge avenue.

Will 11 1Q x. UUU1J 11 VridlMJMYl J. PJummer Leach of Smithfield street is able to be on the street after wrestling with a severe attack ol grip." i Mrs. Margaret F. Denny, widow of John A.

Denny, is recovering from an attack of pneumonia at the home of The most substantial business firms In the community advertise regularly-in The Daily Notes because they have found that advertising pays, and they consider it a regular investment. They know, also, that there is only one medium that reaches the people of the Canonsburg district, and that medium is The Daily Notes, a paper that has back of it a record of twenty years' faithful work for the community. Its bona fide circulation of about 2,500 copies a day means that practically every English-speaking family in the community reads it regularly. i her daughter, Mrs. John L.

Becker, Washington. James Croker of South Central ave Fifteen Chapter First nn nr dEapters i 11 be shown I UGSQfty 3XL ZD nue is suffering from an attack of the grip. Mrs. Croker was so unfortunate as to fall a few days since and 1 fracture an arm. David Hart, Wilson N.

Paxton and Oliver L. Paxton have all been ill at the Paxton home in East Pike street, but are recovering. A nurse has been in charge of the patients. Big Scenes Terrific Action! Never bef'pre have such tremendous thrills been experienced. Each chapter of "The Girl and the Game" is chock full of thrills thrills of vital human interest, with a beautiful girl as heroine.

HELEN HOLMES, THE FEARLESS FILM STAR IN THIS GREAT RAILROAD FILM NOVEL IS DRAWING GREAT CROWDS EVERY DAY IN HUNDREDS OF THEATRES. THE PUBLIO STARES, OPEN MOUTHED, AT THIS GIRL'S MOST WONDERFUL DARING. THIS GREAT STORY IN 1,000 BIG NEWSPAPERS I Let me send you FREE PERFUME Write today for a testing bottle of ED. PINAUD'S LILAC The world's most famous perfume, every drop as sweet the living blof.som. For handkerchief, atomizer and bath.

Fine after ihavlns. All 1 he value is in the perume--you don't pay extra lor a fancy bottle. The quality is wonderful. The prlcoonly75c. (Go.r).

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ED. P1PJAUD BUILDING NEW YORK Mrs. C. A. Hall is ill at her home in West Pike street, being threatened with pneumonia.

Joseph Heagen is moving from East Pike street to the Mrs. Elizabeth Caldwell house, Colege street. Do Not Miss the Opening Chapter.