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THE OUroSSSlJSG DAILY NOTES AGE 3 SATUEEAY, JUNE 21, 1924 Daily Fashion Note Church Announcemerdi GRANT Phone 202-J HOUSTON I -r Central Presbyterian. Rev. Dayid Dempster, pastor. Sunday school 1C a. m.

Children's Day exercises and remarks by the pastor. 11a. m. Eve ning service 7:30 p. m.

Prayer meet ing Wednesday evening at Houston U. Rev. W. P. Harkey Festival at Cross Roads The festival at Cross Roads U.

P. Church Thursday evening was a success. The cream and berries were all sold out early and a second order wan nrocured from Washington and it pastor. 10 a. m.

Sabbath school. 11 ft I SOCIAL I hurrh Men to Meet There will be a meeting of the men of the First Presbyterian Churcts Monday evening at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Brotherhood Bible of the Sunday school. Music a-ill be furnished by the church or-jhestra and a male quartet. Short talks will be made by several members of the classs and the main address will be given by Attorney W. Dawson, who is teacher of one of the largest Bible classes in Fayette county.

This meeting will be followed by a social hour. a. preaching service, subject Jfcaynee "wmperys It takes more rompers these warm "Tampering With the Old Land marks." 6:45 p. C. U.

and Jun I also was all sold. The net proceeds iors. 7:30 preaching service, sub ject, "Does It Pay to Become a Chris tian?" Wednesday 7:30 p. m. pray ermeeting; Miss Ora Haft will speak days.

We have St. Thomas Rev. Rod ney Brace, minister. 10 a. Church amounted to over 40.

The shower this morning will help gardens and the crops. The work of grading the school house grounds has been nearly completed. All fruit and vetetables in season, also Reiek's ice cream in any quantity, 'at' John Mazza's, Arnold Building, Pike street. 16-lt School, A. Sheldon, Supt.

11 a. Morning Prayer and Sermon. 7:30 Evening Prayer and Sermon. nice lot of styles made from good materials. COMING AND GOING First M.

Rev. Charles R. Wolf, When Thrift Is a Family Habit-Bills get paid, A home is built, The future is safe. Get the Thrift habit, Open an Account Here. FIRST NATIONAL BANK Canonsburg, Pa.

I ill pastor. Church school, 9:45 a. m. story telling. Worship service 11 a.

sermon, "Excuses." Epworth League, p. subject, "Rediscovering the League Pledge;" leader, Concerning Bees Samuel G. Morgan of Chartiers in Robert Gibson. Worship service town today. He has two more ccaps of bees than he had a few weeks 7:30 p.

sermon, "Things to Think These swarms were one frbm About." Prayer service Wednesday evening at 7:30. one of his own hives the other swarm came to him. but from where First Christian, Rev. C. A.

Quen Mrs. John Martin of Bentleyvilla ig spending a few weeks with her Mrs. James K. Wilson, South Central avenue, while receiving medical treatment for rheumatism. Mrs.

James L. Crumm, son James, and daughter Isabelle, of 355 West College street, returned Friday from a two weeks' trip to Eastern cities. They visited friends and relatives at L. Amityville, L. and Brooklyn, N.

Y. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dunlap.

Jr and daughter Mary are spending the week end at Bedford Springs. zel, pastor. Bible school 9:45. Morning service 11, subject, "The he has not the least idea. The bees came at 6 in the evening and by 7 he had them in a hive and on the bench.

That was on the 22(1 of ran i First Great Thing." Christian En deavor, 6:30. Evening service, 7:30 subject, "Christ, and Christian Infill ence in the Home." i Km May, an dal know the old sayinr "A swarm of bees in May is worth a load of bay; a swarm of bees in If i June is worth a silver spoon." Morgan's swarm from his own hive came on the Gth of June; so he is strictly in it. Prices are right $1.00, $1.25, $1.75. Greenside Avenue U. Rev.

H. Ross Hume, pastor. 10 a. Biblt school. 11, Morning worship, sermon subject, "Listening to Reasoning Expediency." 2:30, Sabbath school at East Canonsburg.

6:45, Young Peoples meeting, subject. "The 7, Men's prayer circle, Harry Richards. 7:30 evening worship, sermon subject, "Unsearchable Riches in an Unspeakable Gift." Honslon Swamps Houston handed a 13-1 defeat to the Burgettstown colored team last night. The local team gave two young pitchers a try out, and by the score it is evident they pitched a wonder Bridgeville ful game. Ruschel pitched five in Rompers or creepers cut full size.

Rompers that you will be proud of. nings, giving only two hits. W. At- ilt-rson pitched the rest of the game Payne A. M.

Rev. G. W. Williams, pastor. 10:45 the pastor wil preach, subject, "The Penalty ant; Power of Sin." 2:30, Sabbath school.

7:45, the pastor will preach, subject, "Victory or Defeat." Artificial Aids to Sight Long in Use The single glass or reading glass was common use long before spectacles vere known. In the Fourteenth century spec-acles, though fairly common, were sir-icles of some cost, and frequently the subject of bequests In vvills. They were manufactured in Italy, Holland and Bavaria and 'rom the beryl sometimes used in place glass the Germans derived their 'brille." A Polish novelist, Sienkiewicz, gives It on authority that the Emperor Nero ivas in the habit of using eyeglasses, tnd in the film, "Quo Vadis," Nero is seen using his glass as a lorgnette. There seems no definitely estr.b-ished fact to prove whether this glass giving one hit. These young pitchers Paris is very fond of using Futurist, materials for trimmings, and here is an example of a strikingly smart mode.

The dres3 is in black char-meen, the front being in black and white figured satin. The other extreme of conservatism may be reached by having the front panel of self-material stitched with braid or embroidery in black and gold or black and moderately bright color. Medium size requires Zk yards of 40-inch of 314 yards 54-inch material, with Vit yard trimming. Pictorial Review Dress No. 191S.

Sizes, 34 to 40 inches bust and 16 to 20 years. Price, 45 cents. Sarah Jane Dies Miss Sarah Jane Morrow died Thursday, June 19 at 5 a. at the had plenty of good support. HordieK knd 1.

York were there with their home of her brother, eGorge M. Morrow, Upper St. Clair township. She X. hats.

Hordies getting three hits and a walk out of four times up and York Colors are fast. was the daughter of the lato Hugh First Presbyterian, Rev. G. Kerr, pastor. Sabbath school 9:45.

Preaching service 11, subject, "God'f Universal Offer of Salvation." Evening preaching service at 7:30.. and Sophia Morrow, and was in her getting four hits out of five times up. There will he no game at Houston to- S-ifh year. Funeral services were lay. conducted by the eRv.

Dr. A. A. Mealy this afternoon at 'two o'clock Corcorans Variety Store st the Morrow home. Interment win Man.ijror Resigns The Houston Bearcats lost a won DEATH RECORD Chartiers U.

Rev. W. P. Aikin pastor. Sabbath school 10 a.

Preaching 11, subject, "The Grasp ol Christ." Y. P. C. U. 6:30.

Preach in Bethel cemetery. implex Oxfords derful manager when George P. was a monocle or double glass Crawford of Pike street quit. He re mounted on a long decorative handle. Dimhip-Morrow Miss Mary Elizabeth Morrow, ing 7:30, "A Religion That is Di vine." signed Thursday, June and turn ed over the money and all the base- hall things to eLffy Emph, who will daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Morrow and Charles J. Dunlap were married Wednesday evening, June 18 at VOILES Floral designs and dots, in all latest shades, from 25c up. CREPE GLAZE $1.00 yd. MESSALINE In several colors, at $1.98 yd.

'fAFFETAS $2.00 yd. CREPE-BECHINE $2.29 yd. St. Paul Lutheran, Rev. R.

R. En erle, pastor. Sunday school 10 a. Communion service at II a. m.

Nr he the new manager. The hoys made hall things fo Lefty Emph, who will hall to their former manager id all o'clock at the home of the bride's evening service. parents, by the Rev. Dr. A.

A. Mealy. To Get Rid of Ants Dusting liberal amounts of fresh pyretlirum powder each day where ants are traveling will prove helpful in ridding the house of them in case the nest cannot be found. Dustting or blowing sodium fluorid about whore' unts are found has proved satisfactory. This powder will be effective for sev Mrs.

Frank Steers Mrs. Anna Steers, wife of Frank Steers, died Jast evening at 8:20 o'clock at her home at 116 South Central avenue, aged 4 Mrs. Steers, who had been in ill health for three months, had been a patient at Mercy Hospital, Pittsburgh, for three weeks. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, Frank, and Joseph. Also two brothers, Frank Dag-sher, Barr street, and Martin Dag-sher, East Pike street.

expressed their sorrow at having him leave them. South Canonsburg Church, Rsv Only members of the immediate families witnessed the ceremony. Following a wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap will be at home in Bridgeville.

Tlie flexible welt Oxfords that 'so many parents are buying for their kiddies because. of the extra wear. The "Little Folks" like them too they are so cool and comfortable. Patent Brown Calf and Smoked Elk $2.50 to $3.50 These styles are in our window. Laura Silbaugh, pastor.

10 a. m. Sabbath school. 11 a. preaching by Mrs.

J. L. Dawson. 6:30, Young Peoples' meting. 7:30, Preaching by Rev.

George Gardner of Pittsburgh. Barranlj Woodnll On Wednesday morning at 11 Wiil Lay Eight-Inch Pipe Line The People Gas Company ol Pittsburgh will lay an eight-inch gas line from the Will Wylie farm in Chartiers, a mile south of McConnell's the Woodrow region, a distance of 7 or 8 miles. Much of the pipe is now lying in the railroad yards at Houston. Ladies' House Dreses from 89c up. Ladies' all wool Bathing Suits, $1,88.

Children's Bathing Suits, 50c to $1. Fancy Bathing Caps, 15c, 25c and 29c Our July McCall's just in. Come and get yours. WALL PAPER, PAINTS, ENAMELS AND VARNISHES Funeral services wil he held Sunday at 3 p. m.

at St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church. Interment in the R. C. cemetery.

o'clock, in the Presbyterian parsonage occurred the marriage of Miss Marion Woodall and Louis J. Barran-ty. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. A.

A. Mealy. They wil! Mt. Olive Baptist, Rev. S.

A. Jor-don. pastor. Preaching bv the pastor at 11 a. m.

William E. who lately returned from Wil-berforce University will speak, time to be announced at morning service. eral care -should be exercised in its use, as it sometimes irritates the skin and the membranes of the nose. It should be placed beyond the reach of children. This powder is an effective remedy for cockroaches.

Small sponges dipped in sweetened water will attract large numbers of ants, after which they may be killed by dipping the sponges in boiling water. The process should be repeated as often as necessary. reside at Gladden. Thone 47G-J D. S.

Pollock Probably Sticks, at That. To permit thorough cleaning a win dow has been patented that slides ur tnd down, swings back and forth hor Izontally on a pivot In Its center ano Carte "Fuel be mine." said the coal dealer! clerk, 1 proposha- his girl Tl! always let own weigh v'Vjijp Houston Personals Try Speakman's Pineapple Sher-hert. It's a corking good drink. 1G-1 Houston is represented at the Jr. O.

U. A. M. picnic at New Castle today. Roasting ears sold here last Saturday at $1.20 a dozen they pens sideways on hinges.

Miss Elnora Weise, who graduated with this year's class at Indiana state normal school, won the women's singles tennis tournament held at the school this spring. Reed Bros, delivered new Ford cars to the following persons this week: E. M. Bernardi, Bishop, touring; Ziueresima, Bishop, touring; J. F.

Boyce, Boyce, truck. The excavating has been completed for A. Albanese's building in Station HOUSTON TAX NOTICE We are now prepared to receive State and County Taxes for Chartiers Township and Boro of Houston. An abatement of 5 on taxes paid on or before Aug. 1924.

FIRST NATIONAL, BANK, 82-tf Houston. Pa. New Fruit Store in the ARNOLD BUILDING, PIKE STREET Big Show Coming Many Claim Columbus as Native. Italy, Spain, possibly Portugal, and now Corsica (and therefore France claim Christopher Columbus as their own. An increasing number of his torians and scholars in Gallcla believe street, next to tho postoffice.

have dropped to 70 cents. Mr. and Mrs, B. Marplo have returned from a leasant visit spent, with their son, Leslie Marple and family of Claysville. Misss Mary Ayers of McConnells Mills visited Miss Grace Melone yesterday.

A meeting of the Houston U. P. that he was a Galician. The origin A considerable amount of excavat BEAUTY SHOP Mm. Paul Dunlap, Proprietor Ind floor, Wasbabaugh Bldf.

Phono 4T8-M of the belief was that one of his ships ing has been done next to the Rankki theater in Station street. The object Oranges, Bananas, Pine Apples Also Apples Peaclies And All Other Fruits in Season Fresh Vegetables was called La Gallcga (the Galician), and sailed from Pontevedra. is to keep water away from the wall of the building. chur.ch choir will be held this even ing at 7:30 at the church. While working in Mansfield mine recently, Stanley Pouleskiie of Railroad street, Heidleberg, had one foot painfully injured.

b. w. jterry condition remains Reiek's Ice Cream No Better Made In any quantity, and delivered Soft Drinks the same. New Dinner Sets Many lawn mowers at work today. Mrs.

W. Feick and daughter June are visiting Mrs. Feick's mother at Oakdale. I JOHN MAZZA HOUSTON IN THE LOWER VALLEY Go to church tomorrow. All should work to make the Canonsburg and Houston Fourth of July celebration a great big success; one that will do credit to the entire community.

Read and heed all Houston Commencement week will be a big one for the 51 members of the Senior class of C. II. S. next week. A novel plan will be tried next year Read Avhat Peacock Bros, say about Trained wild animals will be one by the Monday Club of Carnegie.

In ported from town to town. It is no wonder that without solicitation. schools are often dismissed, that the bathing suits in this issue. John P. Stewart of Mount Tleasant stead of having the subjects of study of the big features of the Harris for the entire year assigned by a famous combined shows which ex 7r A- hibits in Canonsburg Wednesday, June 25.

Performing within an im Complete in Itself Sharpens the blade in the razor without removing it. Quick. Convenient. Easy to clean. Complete sets razor, with strop and extra blades, $1.00 and up.

ViletJutoirop Razor township in town today. Some say "that S. G. Morgan on the John N. Fee farm has the best piece of oats in tho township of mense steel arena will be a group of children may enjoy the most wonderful of all days circus day.

A special train' of double length railroad cars transports the Harris The great organiation represents an investment of nearly $400,000. Three military bands ars carried; 20 clowns; 30 intrepid aerial- black maned African lions, newly im committee, the' leaders for each day thruout the season will choose her own subject. Charles Emling, aged 2, whose pr.r ents live at Bower Hill, died Saturday from inuries received when he wis struck by a tPennsylvania Railroad train Friday. The child had wandered onto the tracks while playing near his home. The train ran over his right ported to America from the Carl Hagenback European Zoological Gar den.

In fact the zoo carried with the big show this season will contain one of the largest collections of wild ani lsts; 40 daring equestrams and 30 sensational acrobats. The Jorrton family; the Jackson Sextette, the Changing Colors of Birds. The color of birds may be changed to. white by keeping them In a white room, surrounded by white objects and attended by persons dressed In white, rays nnturnllfit. However, the third or fourth generation Is necessary foro the bird's feathers are all white.

mals ever exhibited in this section of tlie state. foot. He died from shock due to amputation. eight Micados, Japanese gymnasts; A magnificent pageant Introducing the Avalon Sisters and scores of other The joy of possessing attractive Dinner Ware is easily realized when one may choose from our new assortments of Plain White or Daintily Designed Dinner Sets. Light Weight Semi-Porcelain in Dainty Patterns.

Also Plain White and Decorated open stock in Neat" Spray Design. famous performers will be seen. intrepid arenic performers, famous athletes, men and women champions Bathing Suits Remmeber the day and date Is fix W. G. Blgham walked down town Tuesday and visited tho Signal-Iteii editor.

Mr. Blgham recalled the early days of tho Mansfield-Item, wlu the office was located on Chestnut street, and later when the fire in lS7i) of Continental Europe and great ed, there can be no changes. Be it America will inaugurate the performance of the Harris Bros. Shows. The big show is now in its 28th annual Removing Paint.

To remove pnlnt of no matter how lonpr standing from cotton, linen, silk or wool, lenve the stained part In Icon osene until soft enough to rub out Tvvenly-fotir hours may bo required If (lie trouble Is of lonir utnndlnir. lieve no false announcements to the A series 'of free exhibitions will be given on the show grounds at 12:30 p. m. Two performances will bo given, the doors oenlng at 1 and 7 p. m.

The big Bhow bet-gins at 2 and 8 Nowhere else trans-continental tour, during which all sections of the United States and i Ms and Caps Peacock Bros, "Big Store" Pike Street, Houston miHoh ft Barbour Canada will be visited. The talk of the times at home and abroad; lauded by the press; recognized by tho destroyed the Item office, then located next to McNall's store In the old Burgan building, and burned 11 main business part of Mansfield. lllgham enjoys many Interesting recollections of tho early days haviim been born near Mt. Lebanon an! canto to Carnegie before Hie Civil War. Carnegie Signal-Item.

can so much be seen at so little cost, I Evolutfon. i Houston so bring the kiddles to see, a per-1 As soon as a girl gets past the br-formance that Is clean, Instructive I of making faces nt the hoys fdie Ptnrtv government and industrial captains for the marvelous system by which the stupendous tented city Is and inspiring. I In to make eyes at tliem. Judge. 1.