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THE CAKOHSBUEG DAILY BOTES FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 11. 1921 PAGE EIGHT Football Teams Battle Fof Championship i --a I i 1 This New Gas Saver Will Pay for Itself Course In Victorian Novel Is Popular The course in "The Victorian Novel" given by Dr. Kennedy under control of State College, is a very-popular one. Dr.

Kennedy is a i leasing speaker; he lectures three evenings each week in New Castle and was secured only by great effort for Canonsburg. This course is not exclusively a teachers' course. There are no doubt many men and women in town PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY The undersigned Administratrix of the estate of Bruce W. Myers, deceased, will offer at public outcry on the premises in Canton Township. Washington Pennsylvaia, 4 miles west of Washington and four mile3 East of Buffalo Village, on the ridge road leading from Wolftown to Buffalo Village, on WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16.

1921 At 9 O'clock A. Sharp The following described Personal rue i New Gas Rates are Higher Z'L "If you use one these new gas stoves you will not notice any increase in the gas bills, for it produces so much more Leat on the "least possible gas. You will be surprised at the great amount of this stcve radiates. Very neat in appearance, suitable for toy room in the house, throws clF no fames, makes a cheerful fire. Priced at $15.50 up.

Taborette Sale Tomorrow7 at 50c each are nicely made from hard wood, stained flemish oak. pretty shape an da real bargain at 50c. No phone orders accepted nor deliveries made cn this item. Watch for Our Big Monthly Special Ad. Tomorrow THE WELTY STORE Property: Gray Team; Driving Horse; one two-year-old Colt; six Milk Cows, with calves; one thoroughbred Shorthorn Bull; seven head of Steers; H4 head of Sheep, consisting of 4 0 ewes, 73 yearlings, SO lambs and one ram: eight head of fat Hogs; about 75 chickens and five Turkeys; farm ma-1 chinery and implements consisting of Deering Binder; Mowing Machine: Manure Spreader; two-horse Corn Planter; Hay, Rake; Disc Drill; Plow; two Bobsleds: Spring-tooth Harrow; Spike-tooth Harrow; Brookville Wa gon; Marking Plow; 5 h.

p. Gas En-seine; Separator and Csurn: r.utter Worker; Platform Scales; Fodder Cutter; Wagon and Hay Ladders; Feed Grinder; Road Scraner; Corn Sheller; Scoop; double Corn Plow; Cross Cut Says; Hay Fork; Fence Posts: 23 bundles of Shingles; 1500 feet Lumber; 50 Grain Sacks; two Buergies; Work Harness; Collars and Saddle; Washing Machine and Wringer, and a general line of small tools and farming implements usnal-lv found on a well eiuippen1 farm; also Ford Truck: five pnspenger, six cvlinder Buick automobile drien only about 900 miles: hiv. and straw consisting fn bout "20 tons of hav. 125 bushels wheat. 250 bushels oafs.

200 shocks corn, straw in mow and stack. Also Household and Ktchcn Furniture. TERMS OF SALE All sums of $20 and under to be cash and all sums of more than $20.00 a credit cf six months will be given by purchaser giving a judgment note with approved securitv. goods to be removed from the "premises until the above conditions are complied with. Sale positive rain or shine.

Free lunch at noon. MRS. BESSIE M. MYERS. Admin'strsitriT R.

D. 1. Washington. Vn. Col.

John F. Post Son, Auctioneers, 21 fi Duncan Washington, Pa. Bell Phones: Washington 420, Co-irt Pittsburgh 2353-R. Hazel. L.

E. Linville, Auctioneer 17-1 a i i i New South Side Meat Market as S. Central Ave. Chuck Roast, lb. in the amount of gas it in a short time.

saves 1st Store across bridge 12c and 142c 9c 25c 35c 35c 152c ISHc 15c 20c UV2c 35c 25c LEBOWITZ SONS, Props. and better you'll like them bps Incense From the earliest day of recorded history, the burning of incense has been an art restful and alluring. has been one of the most aesthetic of human pleasure, because it is one of the most subtle; bringing contentment and rest by pleasing the most delicate of the senses. We are siiowing a most complete line of incense and burners, recently imported. Thompson Drug Co We have a Ford Front Spring for Ford Tourings, and Ford 1-Ton and Delivery Trucks that is guaranteed "Forever" against center breakage.

80 of all Ford Springs break in the center. 3uy this Spring and save time End money. 180 Alcohol, gallon, 75c -1 1. C. PATSCH SONS Phone 163-R HOUSTON, PA.

Selling "Independent Products" For Sale 5 rooms, gas electric, city water, large lot. 8 rooms, one-half acre ground, on good road. 6 rooms, modern, good location paved street. 7 rooms brick, 3 lots near borough line. 4 rooms, gas, city water, inside toilet.

M. HANSON 22-W 145 N. Central av i 4 20c lb 2 lbs 25c 4 lbs 25c ft Plate Boil, ib, Hamburg Steak, 2 lb. Round Steak, 2 lb. Sirloin and Tenderloin Steak, 2 lb.

Boneless Beef Shoulder Roast, lb. Boneless Beef Rump Roast, lb. Pork Shoulder, lb. Pork Loin Roast, lb. Veal Roast to Stuff, lb.

Veal Chops, 2 lb. LOCAL HAPPENINGS John B. McBride of North Sirabane township is on the sick list. JEversharp Pencils and Waterman Pens at Johnston's. 8-tf Coffee Cake and Raisin Bread, the very best, at American Pastry and Lunch Shop.

-1 7-1 Help wanted. Blue Devil works 13-6 all day for 13c. 'The temperature was down degrees this morning, reachii to 30 tr-e low record of the season You can clean 'em with a song. Use Bide Hevil all along. 13-6 When looking for gifts be sure and visit Pickholtz Jewelry Store.

17-2 Attend the Chautauqua concert this evening in the First Presbyterian Church. I i i A A number of flags were displayed today ia honor of Armistice Day. Those run up on flag poles were haK-masted. There are sniijes that make us happy, There are shines that -make us glad Blue Devil. The evangelistic meetings in the Chartiers United Presbyterian Church are a great big success.

They will close this evening. Full line of plain and fancy cakes at American Pastry and Lunch Shop. 17-1 Mr Mrs. Paul Templeton moved tcday from Smithueld street to Washington, where they expect to make their home. The Irene Stolofsky Concert Company, a Chautauqua Association entertainment, in the First Presbyterian Church Friday evening at 8:30.

Here will be a musical treat. No one can afford to miss it. i 1C-2 Extra large stock Everything reduced, linery, 49 W. Pike. of millinery.

Thompson Mil-c-14-5 All wares in our store have been repriced to conform to present cost and replacement values. Comparison invited. Protech Jewelry Store, 44 West Pike Street. 14-4 In these days of automobile accidents can you afford to carry your own risk when a reliable company will carry it for you for Five Dollars annually? Ask William Caldwell. c-17 Have you over watched officer "Shorty" Hoxworth regulate the street traffic at the corner of Pike and Jefferson? His style may not be as perfect as that of traffic cops in larger cities, but he attains his ob ject nevertheless.

Similiarly the Chiropractor may be likened to a "cop" standing; on the crossroads of Health and Disease. By skilful regulation he relieves and prevents nerve blockage and directs suffering Humanity away from the Pain and Disease onto the highway of Vigor and Health. Dr. Morton, McCrory Canonsburg. 17-1 DEATH RECORD John W.

Asbury Funeral services were held this afternoon 2 o'clock for John W. Asbury, a well known local colored man. who died in the Canonsburg Hospital last Tuesday morning at 2 o'clock The service was held at the home ot William Brown and was conducted by the Rev. H. G.

Hooe of Washington. Mr. Asbury leaves a son, a daughter, four brothers and seven STAR THEATRE I TODAY Edgar Jones in northwoods story, the great Man" of Brawn Set in the great wood3. of Maine where man and snow and all out-doors meet, a man who knows no fear finally meets the girl who conquers him. Wild animals galore in Miracles of the Juugle The best animal chapter story ever An entertainment for young and old.

TOMORROW George Larkin and Josephine, Hill appear in Betty and the Bandit A western comedy drama that wll make you cry with laughter and there are some real thrills, too. i M. Pure Lard, 2 lb. Phone 351-R. By HENRY L.

FARRELL I'uited I'rr Staff OorrcpIet NEW YORK, Nov. 1L Armistice Day finds the fooiball legion drawn up ready for a series of the most bitter battles of the season tomorrow. The championship of the east may be decided througfl three major contests thac furnish one of the most attractive cards of the hectic season Through its traditional prestige, the second of the "Big Three" battles ber Iween Princeton and Yale at New Haven will be the ranking game of the card. The skirmish between the Tiger and the Bui! Dog will be more important also because the Yale eleven, the great! esc Blue aggregation of years, stant'sj for the eastern title. SiiMGimded by color almost ss in- teresting, the great Penn State eleven ah dthe Navy perhaps will be the finest game of the day.

Both elevens are championship contenders, and both have unsualy. fine teams. Both play a smashing offensive game. With three such sterling backtiokl stars at Capt. Snell, Killinger and Lightner, Pen State is regarded as a slight favorite.

The Navy line is perhaps the greatest in the east, however, and the State backfield will face its stiffest opposition of the season. Pittsburgh, also running in the front rank for the tittle, will have a lough opponent in the big Washington and Jefferson team which has been steaming along over all opposition. Since being defeated in an early game by Lafayette, tiie Panthers have been playing a wonderful game and they have caampionrhip aspirations. Harvard, getting ready for the Yale game next week, has Brown for an opponent. Many critics believe the Crimson to be in need of hard worK and no easy tussle with the Bears may not do Capt.

Kane's eleven the necessary good. Although both are out of the running, the DartmtHUli-Pbnhsylvania game on the Polo Grounds here should develop into a good game. Wisconsin, standing for the Western conference tille, meets Michigan and Chicago takes on Illinois, while Ohio State is having it out with Purdue. Iowa appears to have an easy foe in Indiana. Gunner Juniors Make Statement To the Editor of The Notes: Sir We read in The Notes of Wed nesday evening an Hem concerning the Hoo Club and in which they stated among games of note won was one from the Gunner Juniors, an organi zation composed of members of last year's Junior Class.

We hereby desire to deny this statement' as it is absolutely false. The Gunner Juniors played no game with the aoove namec. team for no game was scheduled. GUNNER JUNIORS. Football Saturday Washington and Jefferscn vs.

Pitt, at Pittsburgh. Carnegie Tech vs. Bethany, at Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania State vs. IT.

S. Naval Academy, at Philadelphia. Pennsylvania vs. Dartmonuth, nt New York. Bucknell vs.

Gettysburg, at Harris-burg. Case, vs. Oberlin, at Cleveland. Center vs. Alabama Pollytechnic, at Birmingham.

Cincinnati vs. Dennison, at Cincinnati. Grove City vs. West Virginia Wes-leyan, at Grove City. Harvard vs.

Brown, at Cambridge. Lafayette- vs. Delaware, at Easton Nebraska vs. Kansas, at Lincoln. Notre Dame vs.

Haskell Institute, at Notre Dame Ohio State vs. Purdue, at Columbus. Wooster vs. Akron, at Wooster. Yale vs.

Princeton, at New Haven. Dickson vs. Allegheny, at Carlisle. The Impossible. A Kansas judge says a minimum length of courtship should be fixed by law to prevent hasty marriages.

The Judge may know a lot about law and the power of the courts and what ought to be done to regulate society, but it's a cinch he doesn't know innro'obbut the Impossibility of pre-Wilting from pettirs married tw people who have up their i-'nds to 1 Public Sale Stock, crops personal property, on the premises of Lyle farm, Upper St. Clair Township, Mont Clair car stop, Washington and Pittsburgh trolley, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1921, 12:45 P. M. Three horses, 9 head of cattle, 35 hogs, 100 chickens, 18 ducks, 22 geese, oats, corn, hay, farm machinery, tools, Complete Itemized list sent upos request. Write Edwin Gilpin Orr, Oliver Pittsburgh, or John F.

Post' Son, Auctioneers, Washington, Pa. Don't fail to be present at this sale. 1 17-1 I whos would like to 'read the rreat Victorian novels under the guic'nce of an authority in that branch cf literature. You are cordially in rited to join the class. The tuition in five dollars a credit for a class of ti.irty or seven dollars for a class of twenty.

College street school building Fi iday evening, 8 o'clock. State Permanent Certificaes The State Department will give on state permanent certificates credits obtained in State College extension cor.rses. Normal School Certificates Norr mal Schools will accept toward Nor- i mal Certificates credits obtaine 1 in State College extension courses. State College is giving an extension course in the Victorian Novel each Friday in the College street building. Class begins at 8 o'clock.

Honors Lavished On Unknown Hero Ry United Press to The Notes WASHINGTON, D. Nov. 11 No Jivinjr war hero can of military ions equal to thosa today conferred on America's Unknown Soldier The highest medals of seven nation? were pinned onto the flag draping the casket. These were: United States Congressional Medal of Honor, by President Harding. Belgian Croix de Guerre, by Lira-tenant Baron Jacques.

Great Britain's Victoria Cross, by Admiral Earl Eeatty. French Meda'dle Miliiaire, with Croix ds Guerre, by Marshal Italian Gold Medal for Bravery, by General Armando Diaz. Czecho-Slovak War Cross, by Dr Bejrich Stepanek, minister to the United States. Polish "Vhtuti Militari" by Prince Lnbomirski, minister to the Unite! States. Railways Co.

Putting Tracks in Good Shape The Pittsburgh Railways Company is doing a lot of repair work on the tracks of its Canonsburg and Washington liue. New poles where needed have been put in, 'defective ties replaced with new ones, and ballast supplied. As a resulfof the repair work the cars run very smoothly. The cars on the line between Pittsburgh and Canonsburg run smoothly, and time is made when the number of stops are taken into account. McConnells Mills School Report The following in the report of McConnells Mills school advanced room for the second month ending October 31: Enrollment, males 18, females 20, total 38; percentage of attendencr', males 98, females 98, average 9S Those present every day were Grace Malor.e, Mary Ayers, Dorothy McCar-ty, Edith Schussler, Esther McVicker, Mary Caretti, Marie Stiller, Hilda Crcighton, Mary Shontas, Gladys Morrow, Josephine Howcroft, Angelina Rossi, Rosie Schumaker, John Luck, Archie WylierLcuis Antinolio, Clarence Malone, Gazue Herman, Leonard Ke'lley, Alford Meloy, Paul Meloy, Ellis Fee.

These missins one day were Mary Frederick. John Kendri, Amcl Antinetti. C. W. David-1 son, teacher.

Primaiy room: Enrollment, males 25, females 19, total 44; percent of attendance, males 99, females 27 Those present every day during the month, Madeline Antinolio, Mary Be-lino, Margaret Cumer, Mary Cosa, Fannie Haught, Adaline Kelley, Lula Lenore, Laura Meloy, Kathryn Morrow, Mary Osenbaugh, Elizabeth Schumaker, Joe Almandy, Ivo Antinolio, Pete Antinetti, William Belino, Samuel Bivlac, (William Buckels, Stephen Cosco, David Cumer, John Cumer, Joseph Caretti, George Haught Donald Kelly, Tony Rossi, Elmer Schussler, Charles Seroco. John Sabi. Louis Sabo. Joseph Kendri. Marion" Wylie, Robert Wylie.

Minnie Mc Vicker, teacher. LOCAL HAPPENINGS The next holiday wil be Thanksgiving, two weeks from yesterday. Harry Lewis, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis of East Pitt street, who has been ill with a light attack of scarlet fever, is able to sit up a brief while each day.

Line to Be Remembered. A gentleman puts words Into deed and sorts what he says to the deed Be Is broad and fair. The vulgar an biased and petty. A gentleman con flders what Is right The vulgar mal considers what will pay. A gentlemai ivlshes to be slow to speak and qulcl to act.

He help the needy; he doei not swell riches 'Mifucius. For Saturday we call your attention to the following meat prices: Sunburned Nose Use plenty of cooling mmhomWn Fresh Pork Loin Fresh Pork Shoulder Plate Boil Heals gently, quickly wmMntnmwatmK2imMiir5na.Bru?. The more you smoke them The IB Write for our Premium Catalog No. 4 I. IEWIS CIGAR MFG.

NEWARK. N. J. Largest Independent Cigar Factory in the World. THEATRE STAR i in I Out a Minute I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 i I 4 I 4 Also Comedy Special Showing Today ARMISTICE DAY By Special Request We Will Show Our "Welcome Home" Picture photographed exclusively for this theatre when the "Boys" returned from France.

If you have never seen this picture don't miss it. If you have seen it you'll want to see it again. Also Edgar Jones in I "The Man of Brawn" STAR THEATRE TODAY AT THE ALH AMBR A I.