The Daily Notes from Canonsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 5

7 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1905 THE CANONIBURQ, IAIIY NOTII. PAGE FIVE SOCIAL and PERSONAL HOUSTON NEWS 50c Dress Goods We have never shown such a large assortment of materials and colors in this popular price. A full line of plaids in all the bright combinations, also all the new checks in mohairs, for shirt wist suits. Plain materials in all the popular shades in cashmeres, mohairs and batistes. A special in an all wool blanket just received $3 a palp Another lot of those $1.00 cotton blankets.

A. M. BROWN BROWN WASHINGTON, PA. Swell Grey Coats At $10 $12.50 and $15 50 inches long and they are the smartest styles of the seasonjust what the young ladies have been wanting Long Black Coats great sellers at $10.00 and $12.50. We have sold a big lot of fine coats this season at $2.00, $25.00 and $30.00.

They are the best that money can buy and no city store can give you better for $5.00 more. More new jacket suits just In at $15.00 and up. 0. MURPHY 3 and 5 North Miln Street WASHINGTON, PA. BELL PHONE 5S7R A Question for Today Don't wait until the best has been selected.

Early buyers of holiday jewelry have the advantage of better selection and better service. Everything is here now to your liking. Jewelry For Men: Men can wear but little jewelry, but the little they do wear must be in the best taste. We can suit any fancy, any pocket. Cuff buttons, gold filled or silver, to $2.50 Cuff buttons, solid $1.50 to $22 Watch fobs, $1 to $20 Signet rings $4 to $25 Watch charms to $35 Scarf pins to $15 Shirt studs to $425 Watch chains to $18 If you wish something outside of jewelry, let us show you some military brushes, plated or sterling silver; or a leather traveling case containing brushes, comb, shaving mirror, and soap box.

Perhaps he needs a new umbrella, book or wallet, match safe, pocket knife or key ring. We have innumerable odd and attractive gifts for men, and can make your Christmas shopping a pleasure instead of a' burden if you will allow us to help you. "WHERE THERE IS A WILL there is a way." is an old and very true saying, and in nothing does it apply with more force than in the matter of caving money. While times are prosperous advantage should be taken by every one to save some part of his earnings, as it is not what you earn, but what you save that makes wealth. Don't let the month of November go by without opening an account with the' PIRST NATIONAL mm OF CANONSBURG Capital $100,000.00 Surplus and Profits 174,000.00 HIS WEEK we attention to our myx What Is Going On in Local Society With Mention of People Going and Coming.

The Notes wishes accounts of all social events in the community for publication in this department. The ar- oles should be sent in promptly and 1 must be accompanied by the name of the writer. flames Mncir Rfff rPRhmenta Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Wood entertain ed a large number of their friends at their home, 330 South Central avenue, Wednesday evening. After some time had been spent in games and music, elegant refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests were present from Linden and Thomas.be-sides many from Canonsburg and South Canonsburg. Tendered a Surprise About twenty-five of the young friends of Joseph Kerrigan tendered him a pleasant surprise at his home on West College street last evening.

The evening was spent in pjaying various games, and refreshments were served. Birthday Social Miss Bertha Praul very pleasantly entertained a number of her friends Wednesday evening in honor of her twentieth birthday anniversary. Among those present were friends from Elizabeth and Washington. Auction Social An auction social will be held at the Hickman school house on Friday evening, December 8. All are cordially invited to attend.

Ladies bring lunch for two? Piano Dance Invitations have been issued for a piano dance to be given ia the Beadle auditorium on Thursday evening, December 7, from 8 to 12 o'clock. Coming and Going W. H. Paxton returned this week from Cambridge Springs. Mrs.

F. L. Hill and son are visiting friends at Wellsville, Ohio. Miss Margaret Ferris spent the latter part of the week with friends in town. A.

L. Crumm is at Brownsville for two weeks, looking after the internal revenue business. Miss Geraldine Hord of Marion, has been the guest this week of Miss Mabel Martin. Mrs. Alvin Kelso of North Stra-bane township, was a Pittsburg visitor yesterday.

Miss Edith Crane, a teacher in the public schools, was a Washington visitor yesterday. Dr. C. B. Throckmorton and family are visiting the doctor's father at Nineveh, Greene county.

Rev. George R. Murray of Thomas station was in Canonsburg yesterday on his way home from Pittsburg. Mrs. Williams of Canonsburg Tisited her daughter.Mrs.

John Smith-son of Lydia street, this week. Carnegie Union. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cain and daughter, Delia, spent Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs.

Jones of McKees' Rocks. Misses Elizabeth and Anna Quail called on Canonsburg friends this week. They will leave Tuesday next on a European tour. Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Martin are here from Titusville on a visit to Mr. Martin's father, Dr. J.

W. Martin, and other relatives. Mr, and Mrs. H. T.

Welty spent Thanksgiving at Wilmerding with Mr. Welty's mother. Mr. Welty returned home at noon today. Mr.

and Mrs. Stephen Batch and son, Henderson, of Elizabeth, are spending a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Praul. Mrs.

J. P. McNary of West Pike street who has been seriously ill of pneumonia for sometime, is now improving rapidly and there is' every reason to expect her entire recovery in. the near future. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Good building lot, in South Canonsburg, 21 Lincoln avenue, near pottery.

Inquire Enoch Schiman-sky, Box 98, Broughton, Allegheny, Co, Pa. 93-3 WANTED A position as housekeeper by middle aged widow, references given. Address M. E. care of Notes.

93-3 WANTED A furnished room with boarding and use of bath room. Must be centrally located. Address, Boarder," care of Notes office. 93-3 FOR RENT Good farm of 224 acres, good house, new stable and new spring house on farm. Located in Mt.

Pleasant township, one-half mile from Wabash station. For further particulars write W. M. Aiken, Can onsburg, Pa. 93tf I Houston News Items I See Morgan Grant's display of 'dolls, 5c to $7.50 each.

Roy Herriott of near Venice is spending a few days here. S. H. Arnold and family spent Thanksgiving a the old Arnold homestead near McGovern. Col.

Cummins Son have, a big lot sale today at Middletown, near Har-risburg. This has been the greatest year for business in the history of the firm. J. M. Herriott, wife and daughters, Ethel and Alma, of Oakdale, spent Thursday and Friday with the families of J.

H. Lawrence and W. M. Herriott. Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. McConnell spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Ballentine of North Strabane. Mr. and Mrs. Ballentine entertained some 25 to 30 of their frineds and rel atives. The men among the guests spent part of the day hunting rabbits and succeeded in bagging a dozen.

A big turkey dinner was part of the day' program. Miller shipped about fifty head of fine turkeys to Pittsburg this morning. R. M. handled in all about 100 head of turkeys this week.

Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Ferris who have been spending the week with their friends here returned to their home at Donor a this afternoon.

Isaac N. Paxton says to the farm ers that if they have any big corn now is the time to shoot it along, Come early and avoid the rush. Dry goods at prices away below cost, while they last, at'Barger's. BOYCE STATION On Thanksgiving evening Miss Eva- dna Fife of Clifton entertained a num ber'of young friends in honor of Miss Doods and Miss Downie. Progressive flinch was the amusement of the eve ning.

After elegant refreshments were served some fine music was rendered by Miss Maude Gilfillan, Miss Mary Morton and others. All went home feeling they had enjoyed the evening. The ladies' prize, a beautiful china placque, was won by Miss Estella Wilson. Mr. Joseph Hop per secured the gentleman's prize, a picture.

The score cards were quaint and original, being decorated in pen and ink sketches of our national bird, the turkey. The rooms were beauti fully decorated with State college colors, and each guest went home voting Miss Fife a royal entertainer. Miss Estella Wilson of this place spent Thanksgiving with the family of E. J. Malone of Canonsburg.

Forest Ferguson of Pittsburg is spending a few days with the family of Jos. E. Wilson. Byard Boyce of this place has secur ed the position of ticket agent at Marshalsea. A horse belonging to William Les- nett, was kicked by another horse and had its leg broken.

The animal had to be shot. Mr. William Gundy has invested in a new horse and rubber tire run-about and after being out driving was unhitching when a hunter near by shot at a rabbit and came near shooting Mr. Gundy. I Miss Elizabeth Boyce, who attends school at Pittsburg is home on ac count of sickness.

Miss Emma Snyder of Pittsburg spent Thanksgiving with her parents of this place. Mr. Grant Boyce spent Wednesday and Thursday on his farm at Hanlin station hunting. Mrs. John Cheeseman of near Li brary is spending a few days with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Boyce. Mr. Homer Willison of Washington was a business visitor Wednesday.

Be sure and attend the concert in Greenside U. P. church, on Thursday evening, December 1905. Admis sion 25 cents. 93-1 CANONSBURG Furniture and Undertaking HOUSE FINER ALKSECTING AND EMBALMING A Specialty SHROUDS, CASKETS, ROBES, ETC.

IN STOCK Both White and Black Funeral Cars HOPPER BROS. Suettuen Aid Spssr 8S Plki Strut, Cinoniburi Pa. Ball Pheae 981 BIB ROOM PIECES WHERE can I buy some GOOD CANDY? The only place I know of is the Kitchen Who make all their own Candy. They make all kinds of pure Candy and sell it the cheapest. Special Every Saturday at 10c Per Pound Fresh made Candy daily Trust Company Building No.

5 Pike Street. CANONSBURG PA. IS YOUR HOME WITHOUT MUSIC? Do you miss the sweet notes of the piano, violin, or other musical instruments that you are fond of? If so become the owner of an EDISON PHONOGRAPH It supplies' every want in the way of music and entertainment. We carry a full stock of Edison Phonographs and Edison Gold Mould Records and will be glad to play them for you Special program for Saturday evening. KERR'S NOVELTY STORE New location, 18 W.

Pike St. F. L. HILL has added a nice line of groceries in his meat market and all high grade pickles, sweet, sour and sweet mixed. Bottle or loose, also Indian Relish and Dill Pig3 feet, Pickle Tripe and Pig feet Jelly.

FOR RENT S-room honae ta South Canoaa- 1 S-room house. W. C. BLACK Notary Pabllc and Real Estate, CANONSBURG, PA. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy The Children's Favorite CURBS Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough.

TMt ramad? la famotu (or Ita enras oret large prt the eirUiaad world. It can lw7i be depended upon. It no opium or other harmful drag and mar be (irea oonfldentlj to a baby a to an adult Price 3S cts; Large Size, 60 eta. T. H.

MclMARY Jeweler and Optician, 42 N. Main Street THE STORE WITH THE STREET CLOCK WASHINGTON, PA. Morgan Grant 00LL OF ALL KINDS i Dressed and Undressed 5c to $7.50 Each PRICES ARE RIGHT SEE THE DISPLAY IN EAST WINDOW This Is the Largest Assortment Ever Shown by Us (Clothes If your suit bears the Levino label it's $7.50 to $30 If your overcoat bears the Levino label it's right $7.50 to $25 If your rain coat bears the Levino label it's right $15 to $25 Don't depend too much upon all sorts of stores Choose a safe store it's economy in the the long run. We're busier than ever. What's the cause? Come here we'll demonstrate the cause, there are plenty of good reasons.

LEVINO'S WASHINGTON. PA. Ops. Ciurt Hsum. A POOR PICTURE IS A dear at any price.

Then go where you can be assured an excellent PHOTO HALLAM 'ART STUDIO Washington Pa. At prices that are much more reasonable than you expect. 1 i a a. wish to call special complete lines of SIDEBOARDS BUFFETS and CHINA CLOSETS We have what is best and latest in FURNITURE AND CARPETS M'NARY VANCE FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND LIVERY 113 West Pike Street. Both PhonW Exeewter'a Notice Tftcra tostnmantarv nn tha of John Henry Angerer, deceased, lat of Cecil township, having: been grant ed the undersigned, notice is hereby B'iven in nil nartnni Irnnnrinff th.m selves indebted to said estate to make immediate payment and those havinsj claims against the same to present them properly authenticated for set" tlement.

JOH5T Bl'CHAXASf. n25d2. 9,16,23, 30. Executor. The Dally Notes it Nelll's A t- 1 fcto Xmas Presents Stored Until Xmas Free H.

L. Morgan Opera House J. C. Morgan, Proprietor MONDAY EVENING A DEC. COMING, The Sweet Singer.

EDWARD WRIGHT. In The Heart of Ireland Supported by a large company of Metropolitan Players, with Special Scenery and Mechanical Effects. COC C. H. Crumm has moved to 141' north Central avenue..