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THE CANONSBURG DAILY NOTES. MONDAY, FEBRUARY-7, 1916 "GET IT AT WELTY'S' A Good Washing Machine I doubt if you can buy a better one than this. It is called the High Speed Motor Washer. Very easy operated. Few gears to rattle or get out of order.

Best cypress corrugated tub; improved leg; patent clasp and hinge. A real high grade machine. Guaranteed satisfactory. Price, $12.00 Welty's Big Store Clean-Up Sale of Comforts and Blankets Our entire stock of Oomforts and Blankets greatly reduced This weather they are needed. $5.50 Wool Blankets at $3.75 $4.50 Wool Blankets at $3.50 $4.00 Comforts at $3.00 $3.00 Comforts at $2.25 Also many odds and ends in Cotton Blankets and Cheap Comforts at extremely low prices.

THE J. MORRIS DEPARTMENT STORES 61-65 West Pike Street Phone 110-R We are in touch with contractors and architects and can render you valuable assistance in estimating cost of different kinds of buildings. Such service costs you nothing, and we are in a position to save you money in materials. Our prices are low, and we handle a complete line of building materials. Here is your chance.

Opportunity is knocking at your door. Canorisburg Lumber Co. Both Phones No. 212 Tender Teeth- the first sign of Pyorrhea When you brush your teeth, does it feel as though you were brushing against the quick? Do the gums sometimes bleed? This is because pyorrhea has caused the gums to pull away See your dentist twice yearis. from your teeth, leaving the unenamelled surUse Senrecc twice daily.

faces unprotected. Your dentist will tell you, you teeth against the attack or further ask him, that you have gum neces- progress of pyorrhea. sion; and that gum recession is But does It caused by pyorrhea. Senrece mere. cleanses teeth delightfully.

It gives them Unchecked, pyorrhea will warp a whiteness distinctive of Senreco and shrink and deform the gums. alone. Its flavor is entirely pleasing, It will break down the bony strait- and it leaves in the mouth a wonture into which the weth are set derful sense of coolness and. wholeand you will eventually lase them. someness.

To save your you will have Saart the Senreco treatment to begin to fight this dread disease before pyorrhea, grips you fur at once. good. Details in folder with everyntube. A two-ounce tube A specific for pyorrhea has been for 25c is sufficient for 6 discovered recently by desatal sei- daily treatment. Get Senreco affered for daily of 4c in your stamps druggist or coin today; for or sample send ence, and is now treatment in Senreco Tooth Paste.

cube and folder. Address The Senreco combats the germ of the 503 Sentanel Union Remedies Central Company Building, disease. Its regular use insures your Cincinnati, Chio. DO YOUR OWN SHOPPING Onyx" ONYX Hosiery Reg. V.S.

Pat. office Gives the BEST VALUE for Your Money Every Kind from Cotton to Silk, For Men, Women and Children Any Color and Style From 25c to $5.00 per pair Look for the Trade Mark! Sold by All Good Dealers. WHOLESALE Lord Taylor NEW YORK LOCAL HAPPENINGS Sabbath was one of the darkest and heaviest days of the winter. Pittsburgh University will teach life insurance. Old Gold taken as cash at Johnston's.

20-tf Miss Mildred Wasson of Ridge avenue i is recovering from a severe attack of grip. Fountain Pens, $1.50 to $12.00 Johnston's. 17-tt Attend the Chamber of Commerce meeting tomorrow evening. R. A.

Manson of East Pitt street Is suffering from the grip. Watch, clock and jewelry repairing done correctly by Pickholtz. 40-1 J. Y. Montague is ill at his home in Ridge avenue.

$1.00 Hat Sale this week at McConnell Bros. 40-1 There is still a chance for an ice crop. The official board of the First Methodist Episcopal Church will meet IN the church at 8 o'clock this evening. The Weather Bureau is preditcing zero weather for tomorrow morning. Get the ear lugs out of the drawer.

Good preaching, good music, this evening at 7:30 in the United Presbyterian Church. All are invited to attend, and all who go will be made welcome. 40-1 Three tramps escaped the disagreeable weather conditions of last night by sleeping in the dockup, none or them caring even to risk their healtn by attending church services. Satur day night a single guest was entertained. Mrs.

Clyde Manes of North Strabane township is able to be again after suffering from an attack of grip. YOU are invited to attend evangelistic services in Chartiers United Presbyterian Church this evening at 7:30. Rev. J. A.

Alexander, an able evangelistic preacher, will discourse on the "MORAL GRAVITATION," and the large chorus choir and church orchestra will lead the music. 40-1 D. W. Crane of North Central avenue has recovered from an attack or grip. Valentines and Post Cards in great variety at Dixon's News Stand.

40-2 Chief of Police J. T. Espy 1s suffering from a severe cold which he has been unable to arrest. Thomas R. Chambers is recovering from a bad attack of grip.

Nice line of valentines and Post Cards at Dixon's News Stand. 40-2 Mrs. Elizabeth Dunn and son, W. who have been ill at their home in West College street, are recovering. T.

A. Straub has purchased a 12- cylinder National touring car. John M. White has purchased a Maxwell. Rev.

J. A. Alexander of Crafton, who has a reputation as an evangelistic preacher, will preach in Chartiers United Presbyterian Church on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings. Theme for this evening, "Moral Gravitation." music by chorus choir and orchestra. Gome.

40-1 Card of Thanks Through the columns of The Notes we, wish to sincerely thank the relatives, neighbors and friends for their acts of kindness and words of sy m- pathy during the last illness and at the time of the death and funeral of Mrs. White. JOHN WHITE AND FAMILY. 40-1 N. Strabane Township.

Please mention The Notes when answering advertisements. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FoR SALE- House of six large rooms, reception shall, bath and heater, large Lot, on paved street. Good reasons for selling. Will sell cheap. Call Bell Phone 325 R.

40-3 -Woman with general housework experience; decent wages to a competent party. Apply at 28 Pitt street. C-40-3 FOR RENT-Oue furnished room. Inquire 37 East College st. c-40-3 FOR RENT--Three unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping, gas and water.

114 S. Central. c-40-3 OST Between Greenside avenue and East Canonsburg, automobile wheel chain. John Dugan, Houston. 40-3 FOR RENT- -Four rooms, pantry, on Pike street.

Victoria James, Houston, Pa. c-40-3 COLD COUGH TABLETS SYRUP No Matter Where' a Cold Is LocatedCHEST OINTMENT There Is a Remedy COUGH PLASTERS BABY COUGH SYRUP Cold in the I head- cold in the chest- cold in the lungs. Grippe, or cold in the LINIMENT limbe, neuralgia and headache caused by cold. There is a remedy for each ANALGESIC BALM and we have the very best remedy for the purpose. Buy all cough and cold GOOSE OIL remedies here and get the best the market affords at the lowest possible prices RHEUMATISM RUB LAXACOLD THOMPSON DRUG CO.

PREPAREDNESS PLAY A fond mother's plea for national preparedness is presented in a striking manner at the Star Theater today in the spectacular Selig Red Seal Play "I'm Glad My Boy Grew Up to Be a Soldier." It brings vividly before your mind's eye a few of the things borne by those who are left behind; those who after all bear the real brunt of cruel war's ravages. The play is released in the V. L. 8. E.

program, which is assurance of its quality. Tomorrow the head liner will be Supreme Test," a Untversal Broadway Star feature. Funds derived from performances today and tomorrow will be used in defraying expenses of the celebration to be beld February 22. Ethel Clayton and Hance Peters will be presented at the Star as the regular Wednesday attraction in the Lubin masterpiece "The Great DIvide," a five act drama taken in the Grand Canyon of Colorado, one or the most beautiful spots in America. ATTACK ON SUEZ CANAL TO START IN SPRING GENEVA, Switzerland, Feb.

Prince Leopold of Bavaria, who has studied Egypt thoroly, will be appointed to command a German ish army in an attack on the Suez canal, according to the "Bayerische Kurier" of Munich. The newspaper says the expedition is expected to get under way in spring, and that it will be commanded by German who are making preparation at Constantinople. Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Ferree Mrs. Elizabeth Woods Ferree, widow of Robert S.

Ferree, and a well known resident of Coraopolis for more than' half a century, died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph H. McAdams, 1408 State street Mrs. Ferree was a member of the Forest Grove Presbyterian Church. She leaves three children, Mrs.

McAdams, Mrs. William Leigh and Floyd R. Ferree; a sister, Mrs. James Stewart; five grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. She was an aunt of Mrs.

Ralph Martin of Canonsburg and was known to a number of people in this vicinity. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. McAdams, Coraopolis.

Gates In Norway. A curious feature to travelers in the highroads of Norwey is the great number of gates--upward of 10.000 0.000 in the whole country- which have to be opened. These gates. which either mark the boundaries of the farms or separate the home fields from the waste lands, constitute a considerable inconvenience and delay to the traveler. who has to stop his vehicle and get down to open them.

Magnet the Thief of Time. The magnet is responsible for a great deal of trouble with watches, as any jeweler will tell you. Never go near a dynamo with a watch in your pocket unless you are sure that it is made of nonmagnetic material. This applies especially to the hair and Fireside. Blessed Barrier.

'How did you like that interior asked the realistic producer. "For a real room. except that it had only three walls, could you beat it?" said the morose critic. "I'd have been more contented during the play if you had added the fourth wall." -Judge. Sure Sign.

Nellie- -Do you think Paul cares for Mamie? Emma -Did you ever hear a young man refer to a red haired girl A8 having nuburn tresses unless he loved her? -Exchange. Having spent about $500,000 for road improvement and equipment Swiss company will carry passengers over the Alps in electric automobiles. Card of Thanks We wish to thank the many friends for their kindness and sympathy during the recent illness and bereavement of our son Carl: also the K. of P.8, Elks and for the many other floral emblems received. 40-1 Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. McNary. Universities Dictionaries Still Selling The Universities Dictionaries are still selling, and well they may, for they are a good thing selling at a great bargain, and all say so who see them.

Only 98 cents for a dictionary that is up to date -printed from new plates, on good paper and splendidly bound. Sold in Canonsburg only at The Notes office. It ordering to be sent by mail add 7 cents if in the Arst parcel post zone, and 13 cents if in the second. 1-23-6 How Prussia Was Reforested. There was no need of celebrating Arbor day in Prussia in the days when Friedrich Wilhelm I.

was king, for that monarch bad a plan all his own by which he replenished the forests and kept the country well supplied with fruit trees. According to Das Buch fur Alle, the king, having observed that there was a great dearth of fruit and oak trees in Prussia and not being willing to undertake the tremendous expense of reforesting the country himself issued an order to all clergymen that. after June 21. 1720. they should refuse to perform any marriage ceremony unless the groom could produce evidence that he had just planted six fruit trees and an equal number of oaks.

If it was in winter or in the middle of a dry sum mer. when plants would not grow, the groom had to produce and lay aside a sum of money sufficient to cover the cost of the trees and promise to plant the required number when fall ol' spring came. The edict worked wonders. The next generation in Prussia had no lack of fruit and oak trees. Naming: a Novel.

to do." said the literary call your novel after the name of the lending character." "Why?" asked the youngest novelist. "Because the best and the most suecessful novels always have such names." the other replied. "Take the great novelists. The greatest book of each gets its title from the leading character's name. "Instances are easy to give.

What is the best novel of Dickens? It i is 'David What is the best novel of Thackeray? It is 'Henry Es. What is the best novel of Scott? It is What is the best novel of Thomas Hardy? of the Of George Meredith? 'The Ordeal of Richard Feverel Of Rider Haggard? Of Tolstoy? 'Anna -New York Post. Only One Athens Now. "The thing man. "is to There is and has been for many centuries only one Athens.

But antiquity knew no fewer. than nine cities or towns of that name in various parts of Greece, and even in the time of Plautus it was sometimes felt necessary to distinguish the great one as "Attic Athens." It was natural that Greek cities should take their name from Athena, the goddess of wisdom, warlike prowess and skill in the arts of life, who. according to some legends. herself founded the City of Violent Crown. Others ascribed the naming of the city to Theseus or other mythical kings.

The of the termination is a real plural, for the city was given plural name (Athenai), as being made up of several constitutent Chronicle. Courting In Spain. In sunny Spain etiquette is so very restrictive in the matter of courtship that it is a wonder that young people ever manage to get married at all. Even when, after many difficulties, the engagement is accomplished, the parents have a deciding voice in fixing the date, and. as they prefer long engagements.

the wedding day is usually fixed somewhere in the dim future. The best man and maid of honor are expected not only to fulfill the usual duties. but contribute--sometimes very substantially--to the expenses of the wedding feast. Wedding cake 1 is unknown. but instead packets of sugared almonds are distributed among the guests and sent by post to those who are unable to be present.

-Kansas City Star. A Tiger Story. There is a story current at Kuloang. central China, about a tiger which gave trouble in that quarter. A missionary and his wife had been worried by the tiger prowling nightly around their home.

They determined to be rid of it and one night tied a cow up in the back yard and a dog at the front of the house. Then they armed themselves with guns and kept watch. The tiger appeared. The missionary fired and killed the cow. The wife rushed to see what had happened, and in her absence the tiger ate the Lazy Idleness.

Beware of lazy idleness. It will have its effect on your whole system. It brings on degeneration of the muscles and the internal organs, sometimes resulting in an unhealthy accumulation fat and sometimes in internal adhesion. In some constitutions it results in shrinkage and premature old age. Within Reason.

Mistress Jane. didn't you hear the doorbell? New Servant- mum. Mistress--Then why don't you go to the door? New Servant mum. I ain't expectin' nobody to call on me. It must be somebody to see yourself Show.

Except along the Caspian Coast, Persian agriculture is dependent almost entirely on irrigation. STAR THEATER Both Phones FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS BEST IN MUSIC TODAY A mother's plea for preparedness "I'M GLAD MY BOY GREW UP TO BE A SOLDIER" A rousing patriotic performance TOMORROW Universal Broadway Feature "THE SUPREME TEST" An extraordinary five-part Drama NOTICE Shows today and tomorrow are for benefit of celebration, Feb. 22. Coming Wednesday Ethel Clayton and House Peters in "The Great Divide." A O. L.

S. E. feature. The best yet. FEATURES AT ALHAMBRA For the Coming Week MONDAY "Chorus Lady" All Star Cast, Paramount TUESDAY Emily Stevens in House of Metro Third Chapter of "The Girl and the Game" WEDNESDAY "Double Trouble' Five reel Griffith "A Janitor's Wife's Temptation" Five Reel Keystone THURSDAY Robert Mantell and Miss Hamperin "Green Eyed Monster" Fox Production FRIDAY Blanche Sweet in "Secret Sin" Paramount SATURDAY "The Golden Claw' Five Reel Ince The Indiana Silo Is the Acme of Perfection in Silo construction and pleases careful and particlar silo users.

Ask my last season's satisfied customers what they think of the Indiana Silos. Write It me for catalog and early buyers proposition and will save you money. Freight paid. ROBERT P. QUAIL, Agent, Washington and Greene Counties.

55 East Wheeling Street, WASHINGTON, PA. Phones: Office, 1758-J; Home, 1510-W UNCLAIMED LETTERS The following is a list of unclaimed mail advertised at the Canonsburg postoffice to date. Call at the general delivery window and ask for advertised mail: Mrs Lizzie Campbell, Mrs. W. Campbell, Mrs.

Calvin H. Gilfillan, Miss Stella Oski, Antonino Buscieme, Vincenzio Damico, Francesco Bazziano, Jyuka Szemegda, John Tatray, H. H. Whiteman, Johan Zuzek, Janos Jekete, Nihal Novotni (2). S.

A. LACOCK, P. M. Feb. 7, 1916.

Measures have been taken by the Dutch authorities to prevent the extermination of birds or paradise In the Dutch East Indies. Notes Classified Ads. are read by thousands of people every day..