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AML THE INDIANA INTY AMERICAN, HOMER CITY, PA. PROFESSIONAL S. M. JACK Attorney-at-Law INDIANA, PA. Collections Made, Estates Settled.

Civil and Criminal Business Attended to. J. E. LEWIS MANUFACTURER OF Fine Monumental Work In Marble and Granite MODERN MACHINERY 420 SOUTH THIRTEENTH STREET Indiana, Pennsylvania Starving in Germany. Miss Edith Graff, of Punxsutawney, has received a letter from a relative in Germany.

Among other things the writer stated that "this will probably be the last letter I can get past the censor, so you had better take off the stamp for a souvenir." Not thinking much about the matter, Miss Graft removed the stamp and was shocked and stratled to find written underneath the single word, "Starving." This is but one instance of the reported desperate food conditions in Germany, which, it is expected, will phecipitate a crisis. Crossing Signs on R. P. Ry. Painting of diagonal black and white stripes on gates at all highway grade crossings, as ordered by the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania, has been done by the Buffalo; Rochester Pittsburgh Ry.

The commission also ordered that all crossing attendants use a 16 in. dise with the word "STOP" displayed prominnetly instead of the regulation flag. This order will not effect the R. P. as the use of the discs was started several months ago on that road.

James M. Timblin. James M. Timblin, aged 79 years, died at his home in Canoe township, near Rossiter, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He resided in that section the greater part of his lifetime and is survived by two sons and two daughters.

RUBY GLOSS Furniture Polish WORLD'S BEST DUSTS, CLEANS, POLISHES Your Furniture, Piano, Woodwork, Automobile, FinishOAR Varnished' Surfaces. "all Clear, pure and RUBY GLOSS free Will from not any gather gum. dust, as it gives a hard, dry, bright gloss; brighter lustre than wax and easier to use. FOR FLOORS USE Haydens Cedar Polishing Mop Guaranteed Adjustable To give en- Handle tire satisfaction or your be refunded. S.

W. UBER Homer City, Pennsylvania DIN ZINE WANTED AT ONCE! 30 First-Class Unskilled Laborers PAY $2.90 TO $3.10 FOR 10-HOUR DAY. Steady Work; Chance for Promotion INQUIRE AT OFFICE BETWEEN 8 A. M. AND 5 P.

M. JOSEPHINE FURNACE COKE COMPANY Is Your Porch a Room? regulated PORCH in summer and fall is NOWADAYS the well to the UP TO DATE HOME. Fur nish your porch at once and see what SPLENDID ENJOYMENT you will get out of it. It is HEALTHY to spend as much of your time OUTSIDE As possible. Run in and price our porch rugs, porch chairs, porch hammocks, porch settees, porch tables, porch stands, etc.

Make your HOME LIFE just as HAPPY as you can. Undertaking and Embalming Ferguson Furniture Undertaking Company BLACK LICK AND BLAIRSVILLE, PA. SUPPORTING THE GOVERNMENT This is a time for every citizen to support the United States Government, and many are doing so at considerable cost or sacrifice to themselves. We have joined the Federal Reserve Banking System established by the Government to give greater financial stability and strength to the member bauks and protection to their depositors. You can give your support to this great Government enterprise and also obtain its protection for your money by becoming one of our depositors.

Homer City National Bank HOMER CITY, PENNSYLVANIA AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHERS--TAKE NOTICE The Amateur Photographer who does not do their own finishing will do well and can save money by having their work done at the GEM STUDIO, OF INDIANA To those why do their own finishing, we can furnish them their not" supplies. Buy your films from us and have us do the printing-we will charge for developing the film. FOR CONVENIENCE WE QUOTE PRICeS FOR FILMS FOR PRINTING No. 0 01 5.8x2% eight .20 21x34, and smaller, each, 3c No. 2, 24x34, .20 each.

4c No. 2a, 24x4t, six .25 each, 5c six .30 each. 5c No. 3, 31x44, six .35 34x5h, each, No. 3a, 34x54, (post card size) .40 4x5, each, 5c 4x5, .45 Post Cards from any size film 5c Our Films are Eastman Kodak Co.

Films. Films mailed anywhere on receipt of above price. We pay retern postage on all pictures. Send money and we will give you prompt service. Soliciting your orders, we are, Respectfully, GEM STUDIO, Indiana, Mrs.

Carrie Guthrie. Mrs. Carrie Guthrie died at her home at Sidney, Tuesday morning, after a long illness, aged about 50 years. She was twice married, first to Mr. Thompson Hays, who died in East Mahoning, 20 years ago, and the second time to A.

K. Guthrie. The Guthrie family resided at Hortons for many years, but have lived at Sidney for the past nine years. She is survived by one son and two daughters. to the first marriage and one son to the second, Mrs.

W. S. Foster, of Geneva, N. Mrs. Thomas Griffith, of DuBois; Paul Hayes, U.

S. stationed at Brackettsville, Texas, Clyde Guthrie, of Sidney. Mrs. Rachel A. Stiveson.

THE DEATH RECORD A complication of diseases caused the death of Mrs. Rachel A. Stiveson, at her home in Indiana, Thursday morning at 5:30 o'clock. A few days preceding her death Mrs. Stiveson had suffered a paralytic stroke.

Surviving are these children: Charles Treble Mrs. Edward Duncan, Mrs. Peter Bender, all of Indiana; Mrs. Fred Hiller and Mrs. George Dill, both of Pitts-, burgh; Mrs.

Clara Hammers, of Canton, and a brother, Joshua Groft, I of Wekenna, Kansas. The funeral will take place from the Stiveson home Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev. W. L. McKeehaving charge of the service.

will be made in Oakland cemetery, Indiana. Have Your CL CLOTHES Made AS YOU WANT THEM BY BEN ROSENBERG And You Will Enjoy Wearing Them As I Long As They Last Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Opposite Hotel, HOMER CITY, PENN. Where Style, Fit and Workmanship Are Guaranteed Mrs. Mary Jane Helman. The death of Mrs.

Mary Jane Helman, 64 years age, and wife of David J. Helman, of near Rayne church, occurred at 5 o'clock, Wednesday afternoon. Death was the result of an attack of gall stones. She leaves her husband and the following children: Lannie, of Indiana; Blair, of Illinois; Lloyd, at home and Mrs. Bertha Kelly of Tanoma.

The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in Rayne church, the service to be in charge of A. L. South, of Clymer. Infirmities incident to old age caused the death of Mrs. Elinor Findley, widow of John Findley, of White township, at her home on Saturday, May 5, aged 92 years.

She is survived by a son and daughter, Slyvester Findley, of Brushvalley township, and Miss Lavina Findley, who resided with her mother. The funeral service was held on Monday, interment being made in Oakland cemetery, at Indiana. Mrs. Sarah C. Conner.

Mrs. Elinor Findley. The death of Mrs. Sarah C. Conner occurred at her home near Davis postoffice in Washington township, on Friday, May 4, of liver trouble, aged 73 years.

Her husband died several years ago. She is survived by several children. The funeral service was held Monday forenoon, interment being made in the Crooked Creek Baptist church graveyard, near Chambersville. HOMER CITY BUTTERINE STORE Latest Prices Caramo, 5 $1.55 Good Luck, 5 $1.55 Nut Margarine, 5 $1.50 5 $1.45 Blanco; 5 $1.40 $1.35 Unbranded, 5 $1.30 Mail orders given prompt attention. On all orders for 5 lbs.

or more, cash with order, we will send Oleomargarine by parcel post, prepaid. A. M. FREDERICK BUTTERINE STORE Main Street, HOMER CITY, PA. DOINGS IN BLAIRSVILLE Mr.

and Mrs. Chal L. Berry will occupy apartments in the Mrs. Nellie Hunter residence. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Frank and little daughter, Grace, were visitors to Pittsburgh on Thursday. Miss June Jamison returned on Sunday from a week's visit with Pittsburgh friends. Mr. George Truxell, of Greensburg, was here Monday demonstrating the new 1918 model Murray car.

Mrs. Chas. H. Moore left on Wednesday for Mt. Clements, where she will remain for three weeks.

Miss Helen Trimble, of New Alexandria, was a visitor in town Thursday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brintlinger, of Aspinwall, visited friends here Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Clark Davis, of near Homer City, were visitors here on Wednesday. Miss Stella Davis is on an extended visit to her brother in the state of Kansas. Albert Redpath, foreman at the water works, has resigned his position. Sheriff H.

A. Boggs, of Indiana, was here on business, Wednesday. T. G. Murray and Ed Kimmel were at Pittsburgh, Tuesday.

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Wynn motored to Indiana on Sunday.

Preston Jamison is ill. Indiana Woman Operated On. Mrs. W. C.

Wine underwent an operation on her eyes for the removal of a cataract, at her home in Indiana on Monday. The operation was successful and it is thought the lady's eyesight will be restored. IF YOU WANT 600D HARNESS at the right price call on us. The proof is the amount of sales-5 sets in the past 5 weeks. We carry a first-class line of Stoves.

We sell 68-70 Gas at 30c. Screen Doors at $1.10 and $1.50 Mason Jars, Heavy and Shelf Hardware at the BLACK LICK HARDWARE CO..